Take the following as truth: Both men are noted risk-takers and cutting-edge improvisers whose penchant for the maniacal makes them ideal partners (Karl Stark, the Philadelphia Inquirer ). Gene Seymour writes in Newsday that there's a sense of play between the two that's almost kinda sweet.
Then the following statement: "They were bitter rivals that refused to get along." is true, false, or inconclusive?