Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

# If I don't get my i-i-i-ice cream #
In the end, it's gonna become, like, a big space
security and people like this,
Someone is annoyed with BT telephones.
[gavel bangs]
maybe I needed to trust somebody.
and you are upstairs doing your thing
There's an elephant in the room,
Ça va?
C'est Shaq.
I wanted to make a movie about street art,
# And no one else can haunt me the way that you can haunt me #
And I had a warehouse with big bales of these clothes,
I finally did train him to not turn the light on
I mean, maybe Thierry was a genius all along.
He wanted to keep going all night long,
So basically, this is the... called...
Otherwise, he gets beat, and he sleeps on the couch.
# They got nothing in their souls #
Through my cousin, I met André.
The enjoyment of taking the glue
No, you've got to come right now.
I was, like, 20 years old, and I put it on layaway,
Yeah, do you have any walls?
# #
And I'm like, Okay.
This one is Elvis.
[suspenseful orchestral music]
[motorcycle engine buzzing]
They were so touched.
And get the canvases rolled out flat, and I'll come in a bit.
Amazing. Thank you so much.
I really did it kind of the way,
The insurance, we're taking care of.
NARRATOR: Thierry's plan was to emulate Banksy's L.A. show
of me with the camera.
that Thierry had all this amazing footage
Because I think it's part of the popular culture.
You'll see in time who I will be,
He now had to devise a way
the hottest art event of the year.
Who was Banksy?
But the walls remained bare
I'm like a bird.
NARRATOR: For the rest of Banksy's stay,
Got it.
so I wanted somebody that I couldn't get.
he needs to call at 2:00.
Thierry's promotional brain wave:
It's impossible.
I'm having a break.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
to have fun, you know?
And I'll come and decide.
NARRATOR: With Roger and the team
[man shouting]
That means... no, five, I think.
and the day that I find out about my mother,
I think he put me into street art
But I would do it
and Thierry adding new projects by the hour,
and this is the fifth one.
# #
and I'm telling that to the guy.
who could capture some of it.
NARRATOR: The L.A. Weekly also reported
And I went at 10:00 at night
NARRATOR: For five years,
Shepard was the world's most prolific street artist.
so what I did, I went and meet him.
in its entirety,
And generally, people were thinking,
Look at the pink.
So he went through this book four or five times
I ask everybody that I knew.
with pictures all around.
You go to Toontown, and he's waiting for you guys.
- Whoo-hoo. - Yeah.
for the next eight years.
working around the clock,
[tires screeching]
it was dangerous.
And it's beautiful.
# #
So what name you are using?
Sometime I write the year.
and with his grand opening
the sense that he had missed such an important event
and you said, This is the number 12.
what angel was gonna bring me to that person.
Through a series of DIY art shows,
NARRATOR: By targeting the world's most notorious wall,
When it was filmed,
I mean, there's no one quite like Thierry, really,
It was important what it was.
They come to the thing,
He had no fear.
would be given a free, one-of-a-kind screen print.
And he put it.
Yeah. This is Amanda.
[speaking French]
but I think if you look at it particularly