Miscast

Rating: 8/10 (11 October 2017)

Although Bill Murray gives a good performance he is essentially miscast.Murray's character is that of a world recognized ladykiller, someone who could walk into any bar on the planet and walk out with arm candy. Someone like Sean Connery.
It makes more sense for an actor of Connery's status to deliver the dialogue at the end if the film, the dialogue of which the audience is barred access.
My interpretation of that exchange is one of confession. Murray confesses his honesty to Scarlett. As if hey little girl I don't know what you thank happened over the last few days, but it had nothing to do with sex. And if sex were the goal, you never stood a chance.
Instead they connected on a more human level and not sorted in any way. Two people on the planet at a given place and time connected based solely on their humanity and not status, age, fame, or wealth. Bill spent time with Scarlett because of who she was not what she had. A Platonic connection which validated their humanity alone.