:07:02
He gets it all.
Jack Forrester is the direct beneficlary...
:07:05
...of all Page Forrester's corporate
and personal assets.
:07:10
Do you really think
he could've done that to his own wife?
:07:13
What the hell is "that"? You murder
your wife to take all the money?
:07:16
"That" is the oldest crime in theworld.
:07:19
Only you're real smart...
:07:21
...so you make it look like
some fucking Charlie Manson did it.
:07:25
You want people to say: "Do you think
he could've done that to his own wife?"
:07:33
lfl was gonna kill my wife,
that's theway I'd do it.
:07:37
Mr. Forrester, why didn't you go out
to the beach housewith your wife?
:07:41
I had dinner at the Union Club
and then I went back to the paper.
:07:46
-I checked on the Sunday editorials.
- You don'twrite those yourself, do you?
:07:50
I didn't think editors
wrote thelr own editorial.
:07:53
Sometimes they do.
:07:55
Did you write the ones about me?
:07:56
Yes. I insisted on writing all of those.
:08:01
Is that relevant here?
:08:03
- The editorials I wrote on Mr. Krasny?
-I was just going to object.
:08:07
Objection sustained.
I was just curious, that's all.
:08:11
Pagewas a woman
of great generosity and compassion.
:08:18
I think the thing I'll miss
about my sister the most...
:08:22
...is her great sense of resolve.
:08:26
Page always did
whatever she set out to do.
:08:30
I'll miss her more than I know how to say.
:08:36
Thank you.
:08:48
Nice service.
:08:53
Krasny.
:08:55
Now?