1:33:01
What about Sherman McCoy?
1:33:03
What about the truth?
1:33:05
Congratulations.
1:33:07
You're a reporter again.
1:33:10
Don't forget where your story came from.
1:33:13
That's right. You our boy, Peter.
1:33:16
You take care of us
and we'll take care of you.
1:33:20
I promise you that is going
to be a very profitable relationship...
1:33:25
...for all of us.
1:33:39
Annie, I know nothing can heal
the wound that you've suffered.
1:33:46
But $10,000,000 in damages
will make your grief more comfortable.
1:33:59
I could use a few things.
1:34:01
I feel that the presentation of my person
should be carefully designed.
1:34:08
I think I should have the right wardrobe.
1:34:11
So if Mr. Fox's limousine could pick me up
tomorrow morning...
1:34:16
...l could do some shopping.
1:34:20
Certainly.
1:34:25
I printed the story they wanted.
1:34:28
Ifyou work in a whorehouse,
there's only one thing to be.
1:34:32
The best whore in the house.
1:34:34
And I was beginning to see
even greater possibilities in my situation.
1:34:38
They're going to sue the hospital.
1:34:42
All they want is money.
1:34:45
Can you imagine using a tragedy like this
for your own selfish motives?
1:34:49
It really is terrible.
1:34:50
Shut up, asshole!
1:34:56
What is happening to my campaign?
The People versus Sherman McCoy?