 and all I said to them  was, "Robs right. Get rid of the F.B.I. stuff. Go with the family,  go with Boston, go with all that wonderful stuff." And they did. I  think people refuse to admit it because their careers have been so  far from writing, and I think its too bad. Ill tell you who wrote  a marvelous script once, Sylvester Stallone (qv). Rockys a  marvelous script. God, read it, its wonderful. Its just got  marvelous stuff. And then he stopped suddenly because its easier  being a movie star and making all that money than going in your pit  and writing a script. But I did not write [Good Will Hunting], alas.  I would not have written the "Its not your fault" scene. Im going  to assume that 148 percent of the people in this room have seen a  therapist. I certainly have, for a long time. Hollywood always has  this idea that its this shrink with only one patient. I mean, that  scene with Robin Williams (I) (qv) gushing and Matt Damon (qv)  and theyre hugging, "Its not your fault, its not your fault." I  thought, Oh God, Freud is so agonized over this scene. But Hollywood  tends to do that with therapists."