Don't believe everything you hear, George

[after sitting through Tony Clifton's show, a reluctant George Shapiro is requested to a private venue with Clifton, who is busily eating a pasta dish] George Shapiro:
What do you want? Andy Kaufman:
[Clifton pulls down his sunglasses to reveal he is actually Andy in makeup]
Just a little friendly conversation, George. Tony Clifton:
[Kaufman switches back to Tony's voice]
You hungry? You look thin! [singing to himself in tune of "Funiculi Funicula"] Tony Clifton:
Italiano, cacciatore Scaloppine, pasta fagiol. George Shapiro:
I don't understand this act. Andy Kaufman:
It's just good old-fashioned entertainment, George. Everyone loves a villain. George Shapiro:
What about that poor schlub you humiliated? [Bob Zmuda, in disguise as the poor schlub Shapiro just mentioned, arrives and takes a seat next to Andy] Bob Zmuda:
Hey, man, excellent show. That was a great show. That was awesome. Andy Kaufman:
George, this is my writer and old friend, Bob Zmuda. Bob Zmuda:
[shakes hands with Shapiro]
Hey, George, how are you? I'm Bob. Andy Kaufman:
He's very creative. Bob Zmuda:
I'm the brains behind this operation. Andy Kaufman:
Yeah, dream on. He once faked a lion escaping from the Chicago Zoo. Bob Zmuda:
This was fantastic, George. We got like 50 actors tearing through the zoo. And they're all screaming [sounding panicked] Bob Zmuda:
There's a fucking lion, man, a lion! George Shapiro:
Your name's not Gorsky. Bob Zmuda:
[peels off fake mustache]
Don't believe everything you hear, George