Jay Kelly

- We're coming to the end. - The end of what?

The end of the movie. The end of the shoot.

- There's always the next one. - Are you listening?

I started getting dry eyeballs. From nowhere.

Like there was grit or something constantly in them.

And there was an oculist here. The one who does the lenses.

Hey, sorry.

Skip needs to do a check. He thinks it might have slipped.

Silk shirt's causing problems.

I'm not going to let this be a thing. I said, "What do I need to do?"

Could you say something, please, Jay?

- I love you. - A little bit more, please.

Ten, nine, eight, seven. Tuesday, Thursday, Wednesday.

- Jay, you're the best. - There must be somebody better.

We're seeing the whole wide world on this one, folks.

He gave me these drops, and it totally went away.

Disappeared, the dryness.

You've gotta be ahead of the game. Two steps ahead.

I just made a decision. I'm not gonna...

Right now, your anxiety's at a ten, so of course you feel like quitting.

Because I'm your dad, that's how I know.

Your hair feels great. Have you been using that conditioner?

- This is the worst part, the anticipation. - Let me check your pant leg.

I'm sorry to interrupt, Hailey would like to see you in the bloodier coat.

Did you have the peppers or the ravioli? I should've had ravioli.

I just had my shake.

Who'd want to be young?

- Find a place to hide, people! - Can we do it with the dog?

Jay wants the dog. Can we bring the dog?

That dog makes more money than any of us.

Can we see a light drizzle?

That's a drizzle? It's more like a deluge.

Believe me, that's the drizzle.

I have watched you bloom throughout this tournament.

And you really found your second serve.

You think Coco doesn't get butterflies? Doesn't dread? Doesn't call her dad?

- This is me in the bloodier coat. - Bloodier is better.

- I got your espresso. - Thanks.

Don't let me have more than a sip after 4.

You wouldn't know. I see coffee, I drink it.

...it'll be the last movie for all of us.

They'll turn out the lights, and that'll be that.

Of course you should have called me, puppy.

Don't beat yourself up about that.

You're just getting yourself from all angles now.

I had a double in the 5K.

Guilt is a secondary emotion.

- Thanks, Clay. - Always a pleasure, Jay.

I did not have any bread today, no. That was your brother.

What are you thinking? We got a couple good ones.

It should just be how it happens. Let what happens happen.

- You want to do another? - Let's see what happens.

Okay, quiet, please! This will be for a take.

- Roll sound. - Rolling.

Sound speed.

- Quiet, please. - 138 Echo, take 11.

Hold on, sweetheart. I'm just gonna watch this take.

And... action!

I don't want to be here anymore, Jerry.

I want to leave this party.

You know... He's in too soon. Can we go again?

- Delay Jerry just a beat. - Cut!

- Don't cut. Keep rolling, please. - Keep rolling.

More of the anchovy paste on my...

- Room quiet, please. - Thanks.

- Okay. All right. - Guys, I'm rolling.

Action.

I don't want to be here anymore, Jerry.

I want to leave the party.

In a way...

I already died.

I'm lucky.

My time passed while I was still alive.

I got to see it end before it ended.

That's a crazy thing. When you die...

everything you thought you were...

isn't true.

You're a good dog.

And... cut. Great!

- Can we go again? - Really?

I'd like another one. I mean, I think I can do it better.

Quiet, please!

Different. I don't know.

- But if you're happy... - Very happy.

- Okay. - If you have an idea...

I thought I had an idea. But you're happy?

I'm ecstatic. But of course you can have one more.

- You feel good? - I really do.

- Okay. - I liked a couple of the early ones too.

Cool.

Good?

Good.

And that is a picture wrap on Jay Kelly!

And a wrap on Eight Men From Now!

Well done, man. It's gonna be a good one.

It's a total honor. Thank you for trusting me.

We made the tennis finals, Vivienne. That's something to celebrate.

So get your rest, because the Greenbergs are tough opponents.

But my money is on you and me, kiddo.

I love you, Vivi.

- José! Pops! You guys are awesome! - Thank you so much. Thank you.

- Skip, you guys never get the credit. - That means the world.

- Let me call you back, sweetheart. - I appreciate the gift.

Okay, guys. Guys.

Everybody, thank you all so much. You did a great job.

A couple of timely reminders. We got the Omega event

tomorrow morning, 11 a.m. pick up. Candy will...

Will be there at 9.

- Were you watching? - Yes.

- You didn't say anything. - You get annoyed if I give an opinion.

If you don't say anything, then I assume you hated it.

It was brilliant, I think take seven was the one.

Why seven?

- I'm not getting into this. - Into what?

You always get this way whenever we wrap a movie.

Emotional, and then you blame me.

Maybe it was seven. I guess they could always cut to the dog.

That dog was great.

What's it like, Jay, to experience your own death?

- I didn't really die. - No, I know that.

But how do you perform something you've never done?

- Pretend, Candy. - I don't know if I'd want that ability.

Guys, thank you all for working so hard and being so great.

- Couldn't do it without you. - Thank you for having us, Jay.

- You're the best. - I am the best.

Why is there always a slice of cheesecake in every room I'm in?

It's in your rider, along with the fruit and all the different kinds of water.

How is it in my rider when I don't even like cheesecake?

You once said you liked it.

- I never did. - You did. You just don't remember.

If anything, my rider should say "no cheesecake." Never cheesecake.

And... dinner with Daisy tomorrow.

- Chef Mario is doing the special tamales. - Oh, good.

Also, Antonio from the Tuscan Arts Festival called again.

- They need an answer about the tribute. - I said no.

And I told them no.

- But they're very persistent. - And it's still no.

I just mention it because they're quite reputable.

Not on your life.

- It was gonna be tight anyways. - No tributes. Ever.

We start shooting in a couple weeks. Okay.

That was the point when I realized I was more intelligent than you.

What does that mean?

- I know more than you. - Do you?

- No, you don't. - Yes, I do.

- About what? - About everything.

What is the capital of Croatia?

I barely know the fucking capital of California.

Who was Agamemnon's wife?

See, now, these are just facts. Anybody can know facts.

I know more about emotional stuff. You have to live a life for that.

I'm more emotionally intelligent.

Don't you want me to be smarter than you?

- Isn't that the whole point of this? - Yeah.

- Don't you think it's a bit early? - I can't help the timing.

- It looks good. - Oh, yeah?

You can't tell.

Yeah, she did a good job. She left a little gray in.

- They usually make it too black. - It's not...

No, no, it's just right.

You should go fully gray, if you want my opinion.

Yeah, but not just yet.

All right, well, I'm going to go meet Moses and Rio.

I love you.

Hey, aren't we having dinner tonight? Mario's doing the tamales.

Did we say that?

All right.

Go on. Be with your friends. There'll be other dinners.

I wrapped this last one. I start the Louis Brothers movie

right here on the lots. I'll be around for the summer.

I'm going to Europe with Rio and Moses and some friends. I told you that.

- I thought that was in July. - No, it was always June.

I'm leaving on Saturday for Paris, and we're making our way to Tuscany.

Saturday? I mean... That's...

Saturday. That's... It's too soon.

I got two weeks off. We won't have had time to hang out.

- This is your last summer. - That's why I want to see my friends.

It'll be so lonely here without you.

- No, it won't. You're never alone. - Really? I think I'm always alone.

- Thanks, Silvano. - You're welcome.

All right.

How about if I joined?

Well, we're going to this really great jazz festival in Paris

which has a lot of people, so you can't do that.

And then we're taking a train with no first class to Pienza,

which you also can't do. And we're sleeping in tents.

Which... I mean, come on.

- I basically grew up in a tent. - But not anymore.

Well, the muscle memory's still there.

Okay, well, that's good. I gotta go.

- Hey, Ronnie. - Daisy.

Vivienne's been posting about the tennis. You guys are adorable.

Oh. We made the finals. We're so excited.

You got a friend now, Dad.

Want a tamale?

Peter Schneider died.

Fuck, I gotta call him.

No, I just found out and came here.

He died.

Really?