lucian standing on one leg like a stork. and all the people were saying that's freud's grandson! and lucian, standing on one leg, and rather disturbed when we came and disrupted this great sort of effect he was having on the bar. >> charlie: it was a life-long friendship and correspondence? >> life-long friendship. i lived in france for a long time but didn't see him for ten years at a time. right at the end of my life i saw a lot of him and he did a portrait of me. >> charlie: the end of his life? >> the end of his life. because he always wanted to do my portrait. we had been talking about it for years. he said, how long ca can you ben london? i said, i can spare nine or ten days but i have to get back to work. he said, i'll try to do a portrait. i've never done anything so quickly. promise to come every day for nine days, and i did. he came back from new york with tiny canvass. one of them was to paint the queen on. he rehearsed a little bit on me. i sat there for nine mornings in a row and, as he did the last brush stroke, the cab was outside waiting to take me to the airport.