You know, just your basic American songbook neoclassical ditties. Your basic Copland,...
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Marilyn Wilson:
I'd like to make a toast. To "Good Vibrations", Brian's pocket symphony to God. And the biggest selling single the Beach Boys ever had. Ever! Everyone:
Here, here! Guest 1:
Brian, the suits at Capitol must be happy. Guest 2:
Yeah, I guess you can tell the record company to screw themselves. I mean, you can do whatever you want, Brian. Right? Guest 1:
Now what are you going to do with all that freedom? Brian Past:
[to Marilyn]
Did my dad call? Marilyn Wilson:
No, he didn't. You want me to get him for you? Guest 1:
Hey Van, what do you and Brian have cooking? Van Dyke Parks:
[smiling]
You know, just Your basic American songbook neoclassical ditties. Your basic Copland, Gershwin, Hank Williams, a little bit of Irving Berlin and Kurt Weill, just a sprinkle of Beethoven and Beach Boys. Nothing too ambitious. Kind of a comedy album. Brian wants to call it Smile
I'd like to make a toast. To "Good Vibrations", Brian's pocket symphony to God. And the biggest selling single the Beach Boys ever had. Ever! Everyone:
Here, here! Guest 1:
Brian, the suits at Capitol must be happy. Guest 2:
Yeah, I guess you can tell the record company to screw themselves. I mean, you can do whatever you want, Brian. Right? Guest 1:
Now what are you going to do with all that freedom? Brian Past:
[to Marilyn]
Did my dad call? Marilyn Wilson:
No, he didn't. You want me to get him for you? Guest 1:
Hey Van, what do you and Brian have cooking? Van Dyke Parks:
[smiling]
You know, just Your basic American songbook neoclassical ditties. Your basic Copland, Gershwin, Hank Williams, a little bit of Irving Berlin and Kurt Weill, just a sprinkle of Beethoven and Beach Boys. Nothing too ambitious. Kind of a comedy album. Brian wants to call it Smile
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Um I would like to make a toast
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um to Good Vibrations
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Brian's pocket symphony to God
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And the best selling single the Beach Boys ever had
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ever
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Brian the suits at Capitol must be happy
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Yeah I guess you can tell the record company to go screw themselves
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I mean you can do whatever you want Brian
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Right
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Now what are you going to do with all that freedom
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Did my dad call No
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He hasn't Do you want me to get him
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Hey Van what do you and Brian have cooking
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You know just your basic American songbook neoclassical ditties
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Basic Copland Gershwin Hank Williams
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a little bit of Irving Berlin and Kurt Weill
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Just a sprinkle of Beethoven and the Beach Boys
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So nothing too ambitious
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Brian wants to call it
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Movie Summary
In the 60s, Beach Boys leader Brian Wilson struggles with emerging psychosis as he attempts to craft his avant-garde pop masterpiece. In the 80s, he's a broken, confused man under the 24-hour watch of shady therapist, Dr. Eugene Land
