The Trip (2010)

Actor Rob asks actor Steve, “Did you seriously say you were abused as a child when you were an altar boy?”
Steve: ”Yes, I was. Verbally and physically. Not sexually.” (0:08)

Steve tells Rob, “You’re panicking.” (0:10)

Steve tells Rob, “That’s autistic.”
”That's autistic savant. Is there such a thing as an autistic impressionist?” (0:13)

Steve: “Hey, he would like, probably had, uh, opium in here maybe.”
Guide: “Possibly Laudanum, because that’s what they were taking at that time, initially as a painkiller, but then perhaps he would have, well, he did become addicted to it.” (0:38)

Rob reads to Steve "Hazlitt on Coleridge": “Other stimulants supplied the place and kept up the intoxicating dream, the fever and the madness of his early impressions.” (0:41)

Rob tells Steve, “Alex James said he celebrated his twentiety birthday with alcohol, his thirtieth with drugs and his fortieth with food.” (0:43)

Rob tells Steve, referring to a shop keeper, "And that woman in all fairness is probably bereaved." (0:48)

Steve smokes a joint.
Rob, referring to Coleridge: “He wouldn’t have been having a spliff, would he?”
”If you really want to pay tribute to him you should be having some opium.”
Steve: “That’s heroin.”
“I’m not a junkie Rob.”
Rob: “I’m not encouraging you to become hooked on heroin.“
“I suggested he try heroin.”
Steve: “The most crazy people... smoke marijuana, smoke hash.” (0:49)

Rob tells Steve, “That’s the drugs.”
”Coleridge, the opium. He was a big druggie.” (0:52)

Photographer Yolanda asks Steve, “I think I’m going to have a line. Do you want one?”
Steve: “Coke?” (1:03)

In a phone conversation his girlfriend Mischa asks Steve, “Have you been doing drugs?” (1:16)

Steve and Rob visit the cemetery at Boulton Abbey. They discuss cremation and eulogies. (1:28)