:15:00
Nothing would please me more...
:15:02
...than one day belng able to speak to you
as one of my partners.
:15:07
Please, do an old man a personal kindness.
Speak to him.
:15:19
Who lives here anyway, Joe Montana?
:15:22
I told you. A guy called Jack Forrester.
:15:25
He killed his wife. I saw it on TV.
:15:28
He allegedly killed his wife.
:15:30
That means he's gonna get away with it.
:15:33
So, how do I look?
:15:35
Welrd.
:15:45
- Good morning, madam.
-'Morning.
:15:46
Mr. Forrester is expecting you.
:15:50
No, I agree Carl, but the murders
happened over two months ago...
:15:53
...and there's no leads
because Krasny's locked into me.
:15:55
Excuse me, I'll be rightwith you.
:15:58
I'll tell you guys
what I'm gonna do at the mecting.
:16:04
All right, I've gotta go.
:16:06
I'll be home all evening,
so if you need me you can catch me here.
:16:10
All right, 'bye.
:16:12
- Hello.
- Hello.
:16:14
-I'm glad you came.
- Nice to meet you.
:16:17
Nice mecting you.
We met at a party five or six years ago.
:16:20
You probably don't remember.
You said you like horses.
:16:23
Very much.
:16:25
Come on.
:16:32
- Andrew spoke to you?
- Yes, he did.
:16:34
And?
:16:35
And the problem is,
I just don't do criminal work anymore.
:16:38
Yes, I know, he told me.
I was hoping you'd reconsider.
:16:44
I didn't kill my wife.
:16:46
-I didn't ask you if you did.
-lf you represented me, you would.
:16:50
I'd ask about the case
they had against you.
:16:52
I'd want to win my case.
:16:54
Did you win all your cases
when you were a prosecutor?
:16:56
Yes, I won every one.
:16:58
Is thatwhy you wanted me
to represent you?