Oh, and I'm thinking of streaming as well.

There was a direct-to-TV movie that won an Emmy recently where Michael Douglas and Matt Damon played lovers.

A famous guy.

Boccacelli or something? Botticelli? Who's a gay guy? Yeah, right.

Several million people in the world and you want me to know them all? He was like over-the-top flamboyant and his younger lover was Matt Damon.

It was Michael Douglas.

Nice checkered vest and standing there.

James Stewart is sitting and Harvey is standing behind him.

And Ryan, would you recommend it to anybody?

Yeah, I'll be honest.

This whole film noir thing is popular right now because of Spider-Man noir right now on Netflix or Disney.

I don't know what it is, but it's Nicolas Cage.

Right.

And they've basically channeled his inner Maltese Falcon as Spider-Man in his mid-50s.

And they filmed it.

Physically, they couldn't be more different.

just entertainment?

this is a great case for it because in this, the consistency of their behavior, I made some notes by the way in the movie, they had no reason to make this up.

And I've looked it up.

All of the guys haven't benefited from it.

They went back to their normal logging jobs other than Travis and Travis was in charge of the mill until the movie came out.

And then he did something about it.

The movie came out in 93 and this, this happened in 75 and, Their stories don't collapse under the pressure.

Okay, so