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Message: [QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 3339677, member: 405"] How about if I told you it was celebrating the end of the Golden Era of Hollywood, and the end of the innocent part of the 60s' idealism. That was kind of the point. In the Hollywood of the past, that imaginary, perfect time, we wouldn't have savage pointless murders change all of society for the worse. Sharon Tate's death was to Classic Hollywood what Altamont was to Woodstock. That's why he lovingly spent so much time of the film making up all these different tv shows and movies that our hero supposedly appeared in. The climax of the movie actually was when that little girl actress kind of schooled Leo to treat the role and his craft with respect. And then he really nailed that scene, wanted and received her approval. [/QUOTE]