"We saw a coyote get run over by a fourteen-wheeler and left him flat as a pancake."
So the roadrunner is left wandering aimlessly, with nothing to get chased by.
Augie lets out a half laugh/half cry when he says his children aren't orphans now "because I'm still alive." Undoubtedly a bit of Jones Hall's real grief seeping through.
Jones Hall explains to Conrad Earp that the reason he thinks Augie burns his hand on the quickie-griddle is because he was looking for an excuse for why his heart was beating so fast.
And he says this right after he broke Conrad's window, an equally impulsive and dangerous act.
That sounds like flirting to me.
Woodrow checks his watch to time how long it takes Clifford to jump off the roof after he asks if anyone dares him to do it.
The voice Midge Campbell uses when she's playing this character, a trans-atlantic accent
is her actress Mercedes Ford's natural voice.
"When Midge makes her exit in Act III, Scene Five, try having her say the line after she closes the door."
The scene this line refers to is most likely the emergency meeting, during which Jones walks offstage and that we don't get to see all of. So we don't get to see whether Schubert took his soon-to-be-ex-wife's note to heart.
Montana's actor, Asquith Eden's natural voice is a British accent, just like the real-life actor who plays him, Rupert Friend.
"One day I'll probably be discovered lifeless in an overflowing bathtub with an empty bottle of sleeping pills spilled all over the floor."
I'm sure I'm not the only person whose heart dropped when Augie looked over to Midge's window to this sight.
"You really did it. That actually happened."
When Augie burns his hand on the quickie-griddle, Midge reacts with extremely visible surprise, which is a bit out of character for her. She/Mercedes also glances to either side, off screen, as if checking with an offstage crew member or stage manager that the scene should continue. This may insinuate that Jones Hall really did actually burn his hand, and Mercedes' reaction was genuine.
The symbols used to inventory the asteroid are the same symbols on the wall of the hotel lobby.
While the girls are burying Augie's wife's ashes, his hand brushes against both Woodrow's and Stanley's. Woodrow takes his hand. Stanley does not.
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