Kramer vs. Kramer
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1:27:00
It's not unusual in advertising
for a client...

1:27:03
...to change his mind
and go elsewhere--

1:27:06
Was it true you walked out on a
client during a major presentation...

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...saying that you had an appointment
with a teacher?

1:27:13
My son was sitting next to a kid
who was hitting and biting.

1:27:17
-Yes or no?
-Yes, but he bit my kid.

1:27:19
Last spring, did you miss a deadline
on the Mid-Atlantic account...

1:27:24
...causing your company a
great deal of embarrassment...

1:27:26
...and considerable
financial liability?

1:27:28
On that day I had to go home
because my child was sick.

1:27:31
Did you or did you not
miss a deadline?

1:27:34
-My son was sick.
-Answer the question.

1:27:36
I'm trying to answer the question.
It's not yes or no.

1:27:40
-Yes or no?
-He had a 1 04 temperature!

1:27:43
He's lying there sweating!
I go home to him!

1:27:46
Mr. Kramer, I urge you to stop
or I'll have to hold you in contempt.

1:27:56
I missed the deadline.
1:27:58
-Do you have a violent temper?
-No.

1:28:01
-Objection.
-I withdraw the question.

1:28:03
-Do you consider yourself a fit parent?
-Yes, I do.

1:28:06
Is it true your child nearly lost
an eye while in your care?

1:28:09
-Objection.
-Overruled.

1:28:11
Answer the question.
1:28:13
He was in the playground,
on the jungle gym--

1:28:15
And fell and nearly lost an eye
while in your care.

1:28:18
He fell and cut himself.
1:28:20
Is it true you told your ex-wife...
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...you were responsible for the
injury that disfigured your child?

1:28:25
Did you tell her:
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"When it happened I felt guilty.
I felt it was my fault"?

1:28:30
-Objection!
-I have concluded my questions.


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