:28:02
I don't think that's relevant
to this inquiry.
:28:05
Boxing was fun 'til Manny died.
:28:09
How did you feel when he died?
:28:11
I loved him.
It hurt.
:28:12
How did you feel when I told you
Johnny Boz had died?
:28:16
I felt like someone had read my book
and was playing a game.
:28:19
-But it didn't hurt?
-No.
:28:20
-Because you didn't love him?
-That's right.
:28:22
Even though you were fucking him?
:28:23
You still get the pleasure.
:28:25
Didn't you ever fuck anybody else
when you were married, Nick?
:28:28
How'd you know he was married?
:28:30
Maybe I was just guessing.
:28:32
What difference does it make?
:28:38
Would you like a cigarette, Nick?
:28:48
-Do you two know each other?
-No.
:28:55
How did you meet Mr. Boz?
:28:56
I wanted to write a book about the
murder of a retired rock and roll star.
:29:00
I went down to his club,
I picked him up and I had sex with him.
:29:05
You didn't feel anything for him?
You just had sex with him for your book?
:29:09
In the beginning.
Then I got to like what he did for me.
:29:14
That's pretty cold, ain't it, lady?
:29:16
I'm a writer.
I use people for what I write.
:29:19
Let the world beware.
:29:24
Do you want me to take
a lie detector test?
:29:36
[Wait here, please.]
:29:45
No blips, no blood pressure
variations, no pulse variance.
:29:48
Either she's telling the truth,
or I've never seen anyone like her.
:29:54
I guess that settles it.
:29:59
-She's lying.
-Forget it. You can't fool the machine.