:31:00
My condolences.
:31:02
Mrs. Dayton, I'm terribly sorry.
:31:05
Suzanne, I'm very sorry.
:31:08
Thank you.
:31:11
My sympathies.
:31:14
Do you mind, gentlemen?
I happen to be at a funeral.
:31:18
I'd like to talk about your list.
:31:20
It's no big secret.
The cast and crew knew about it.
:31:24
The Dead Pool is just a harmless game.
:31:27
It sounds pretty sick to me.
:31:30
Let me tell you something.
:31:32
People are fascinated
with death and violence.
:31:35
That's why my films make money.
:31:37
They're an escape,
a vicarious release of fear.
:31:40
Same thing with this game.
:31:42
Nobody takes my films
or the Dead Pool seriously.
:31:45
Someone gave Squares the drugs
that killed him. Maybe you.
:31:49
You can't tie me to Johnny's death
because of a coincidence.
:31:53
My assistant and effects supervisor
played too. Why not talk to them?
:31:58
We will.
:32:00
But nobody on their list is dead yet.
:32:02
Johnny was a drug user and I predicted
he'd die this year. That's all.
:32:06
The idea is to pick celebrities
who won't make it...
:32:10
...because they're old, sick
or in a high-risk profession.
:32:13
- Like police work?
- Nothing personal.
:32:16
I don't like being on your list, Swan.
:32:18
That's what this is really about,
isn't it?
:32:21
If you have a choice...
:32:22
Maybe I'll start my own Pool
and put you on it.
:32:25
Are you threatening me?
:32:27
If you want to play the game,
you'd better know the rules, love.
:32:50
That's our report. I'm Patrick Snow.
:32:52
I'm Samantha Walker.
Thank you for being with us.
:32:55
Tune in tonight for a report...
:32:57
...on chemical dependency
among celebrities.
:32:59
Who they are, why they do it...