1:18:01
And you are a spy
of some sort?
No.
1:18:03
Do I sound like a spy?
I didn't know I was
smuggling the film out.
1:18:07
My girlfriend...
She planted it on me.
1:18:10
I'm sorry, sir,
but the Bureau
is precluded by law...
1:18:12
from becoming involved
in cases of foreign espionage.
1:18:15
I have a roll of film
that somebody was shot for,
now what should I do?
1:18:19
Perhaps the C.I.A.
Can help you.
1:18:22
Do you have
the C.I.A.'s number?
It's in the book.
1:18:25
I don't have a book.
I'm in a phone booth.
1:18:28
Then I suggest
you call information.
1:18:31
Thank you.
You're welc...
1:18:35
1:18:38
Good evening,
Central Intelligence Agency.
May I help you?
1:18:42
Yeah, I need to come
down there right away.
What's your address?
1:18:45
Langley, Virginia.
No, no. I mean, in L.A.
1:18:48
I'm sorry, sir.
We cannot give out
that information.
1:18:51
What?
We cannot give out
our address, sir.
1:18:54
I don't believe this.
Is there at least somebody there
I can talk to?
1:18:58
One moment, please.
1:19:02
1:19:04
Duty officer.
1:19:06
Yeah, my name
is Jonathan Moore.
1:19:08
I'm not drunk, I'm not stoned
and this isn't a crank call.
1:19:12
I gotta come down there
right away, but your operator...
She won't give me your address.
1:19:16
What did you say
your name was, again?
1:19:18
Jonathan Moore.
And what's your problem?
1:19:22
Put the phone down. Hurry!
1:19:26
Let me see your hands.
Step outside the booth.
1:19:29
Hands behind your head.
What's going on?
1:19:31
- Shut up.
- That's him. I'll kill him!
1:19:34
That son of a bitch tried
to wreck my car!
1:19:37
Relax. We'll handle this.
You have the right
to remain silent.
1:19:41
If you give up
the right to remain silent,
anything you say...
1:19:43
can and will
be used against you
in a court of law.
1:19:53
Dad, you gotta
listen to me.
No, you gotta listen.
1:19:56
You know what you put
your mother and me through?
1:19:58
I'm at a police station at 4:00
in the morning, and she's
popping Valiums like M & M's.