but owen gleiberman, i've never seen this happen before, in his book, he rewrote his review for moulinactually met him and i was really... i mean of course, you're happy that someone finally went like... he decided 10 years on that actually he'd missed the point? his language was, there was a method to the madness and i could see that, actually, this wasn'tjust kind of camp for the sake of it — it was employed in the pursuit of a slightly bigger idea. but i suppose my question then would be, do you ever reflect and think, you know what, many i got a little bit seduced by the fact that hollywood was flinging money at me so that by the time you made the great gatsby, i don't know how much that cost but probably $100 million? yeah, around that. roughly, give or take $10 million. i'm not great with numbers. check with the studio. but you see where i'm going. you were spending more and more money, you were using the biggest stars from hollywood, making an enormous splash, taking — i think i'm right in saying — years to make these movies, maybe you got a bit sort of overwhelmed by the money,