In the beginning, the playwright wanted nothing but art, but later found out that he was not as talented as the gangster Cheech in writing lines. Later, the roles of the two were reversed. Instead, Cheech was defending art, not hesitating to die, and was still changing his lines at the last sentence; everyone in the literary circle only knew fame and fortune, and the prostitution of men and women under the banner of art.
The most classic line is the phrase "Don't speak". The old woman Helen Sinclair relied on talking back and forth about the Oscar, which is really cool. Cheech said before he died.
It seems that Woody Allen is expected to be the number one man.
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