What did Truman say to his neighbor in the movie The Truman Show?

In The Truman Show, Truman said to his neighbor when he went out in the morning, "If I never see you again, I wish you good morning, good afternoon and good night."

Truman said the same thing when he stood at the gate of Peach Blossom Island and talked with Christopher, the "creator", at the end of the film, trying to escape from his life that he had been arranged to spy on for 30 years.

Truman has lived in a huge studio under surveillance since he was born. Except himself, his relatives and friends are all arranged actors in his life, and everything he experienced since childhood has been cleverly designed and arranged.

Perhaps compared with the outside world and the world in which we live and exist, this Peach Blossom Garden is full of warmth and goodwill, and everything is relatively comfortable and stable. At least you can arrange the plot and create the experience. As long as he stays in this "world", Truman's life can be spent smoothly and peacefully.

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Actor Jim Carrey.

Truman has been the protagonist of soap operas for 30 years since his birth. The seascape town where he lives is actually a huge studio. His relatives and friends and the people he meets every day are professional actors. Every minute of his life is exposed to a hidden camera, which is "The Truman Show".

Millions of viewers around the world are watching his every move, but he doesn't know that he has been being watched. Then after 30 years of absurd life, Truman finally felt that there was something wrong with his life. When he found himself like a butterfly living in a glass jar, he decided to escape from Haijing Town at all costs.