恋恋书中人Ruby Sparks Movie Script

I'd like you to write a page about someone who sees Scotty all slobbery and scared and likes him anyway, just the way he is.

You think you could do that for me?

Can it be bad?

I'd like it to be very bad.

I first met Calvin when he was 19 years old.

And he'd already been at the top of The New York Times Best Seller list, uh, for several months.

And I remember thinking: "Who the f*** is this kid?

And, uh, how can I go back in time and be him?" A high-school dropout with acne still on his chin gave us what may very well become a classic American novel.

Since then, of course, we've all enjoyed his short stories uh, including last year's novella, Breakfast for Dinner.

But it was only when I sat down and reread his novel now available in a beautiful 10th anniversary edition that, uh, I realized just how good a writer Calvin Weir-Fields is.

We are lucky to have him around.

Ladies and gentlemen, Calvin Weir-Fields.

Phenomenal, man. Just brilliant.

Thank you. Thanks.

Brilliant.

Thanks so much.

Calvin.

Hi.

You know that chapter where Charlie goes to the whorehouse?

Did you dress the whores blue because it's the color of his mother's apron?

I'm sorry... How did you know where to send your manuscript?

I looked it up.

Oh, of course.

Is it weird for you that you used to be so successful?

There's the man.