"One of the things we always like to remind ourselves before we'd run into any job was expect the unexpected...Except, of course, if you are expecting the unexpected...that leaves you vulnerable to the truly unexpected." At the end of the interview, what the two male protagonists said in the interview can be regarded as a metaphorical summary and interpretation of the whole movie. Whether it is the actions of the protagonist in the play or the movie itself, they are completely unpredictable development. For example, the elderly female bank manager who warmly welcomed the robbers at the end but did not want to pay the money obediently, such as the cousin of the stuntman and the "pink boots" who had clearly gone to Hollywood, etc., including the final suspended animation plan. It wasn't a good idea from the beginning, but was forced to think it out by the heroine's departure.
BTW, the handsome and cute cousin turned out to be Jane Fonda's son, and then also played with Lee Pace. The poster that has always appeared but I have never been interested in watching "Fetish with Hormones".
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