Transcript (en)

It's like I swear, it's like all anyone ever sees is this. Like a thug or a cop. But I got a brain, a pretty good one. So I swear, the only way I'm gonna get to show people is I'm gonna have to write a script for myself or something because they're never gonna give one to me. Okay. Yeah, so do that. Do what? Write a frickin' script. Then give yourself the best part. Yeah, I would if I was a writer. Come on, anyone can be a writer. All you gotta do is write. What's it gonna cost? Time? You got time. And what's it need? Ideas. Every day, you're telling me how to fix a movie. Yeah, I know. It's just, you know, it's not really how it's done. You know, actors don't write their own roles. What about that guy? What guy? You know, that, um, that Citizen Kane guy. Who, Orson Welles? Yeah. Yeah, the man's a genius, a prodigy. It's not really the same thing. So, I bet he wasn't always a prodigy. Well, I don't know his actual history, but yeah, I think he might have been. If you don't believe in yourself, how you ever gonna get anyone else to believe in you? You gotta take a leap of faith. Ugh. And I wouldn't call yourself Mike anymore. I like Sylvester. What? Look, there's a lot of Mikes in the world. There's only one Sylvester. Sylvester Stallone. Thank you.