1:00:01
Nothing illegal, but borderline.
1:00:03
lf a guy wants to see
a transvestite in a rubber suit--
1:00:06
l got the picture.
1:00:07
Max, get in here!
1:00:10
So...
1:00:12
...you're going to New York?
1:00:13
Maybe.
1:00:15
Looking like that.
1:00:17
You'll need me.
1:00:19
This Frenchie guy is more
than just a fan of Velvet films.
1:00:22
l can get you in if you want.
1:00:25
For more money, of course.
1:00:26
Plus expenses. l fly first class.
1:00:29
So when are we leaving?
1:00:35
What are you doing?
1:00:38
Man, my first time in
the Big Bad Apple.
1:00:44
l told you, don't film me.
1:00:46
Fine, Howard Hughes.
1:00:58
You didn't say it'd be this luxurious.
1:01:00
-lt's the Presidential suite.
-A comforting sense of humour.
1:01:04
l'll be a couple of doors down.
1:01:06
Tom, l don't know why
we're staying in this fleabag.
1:01:09
People mind their own
business in fleabags.
1:01:11
l'm going out. Dig up
whatever Velvet tapes you can find.
1:01:14
Get receipts.
1:01:17
Yes, sir.
1:01:19
My husband had
five cash accounts he used.
1:01:22
Between November...
1:01:24
...of 1 992...
1:01:26
...and March...
1:01:27
...of 1 993...
1:01:30
...he wrote one check out
to cash from each account.
1:01:35
My husband never dealt
with money personally.
1:01:38
Certainly not cash.
1:01:40
These checks he wrote
are for very odd amounts.
1:01:43
When totalled together,
the five checks...
1:01:46
...from the five different accounts,
they equal $1 million.
1:01:51
That is interesting, Mrs. Christian.
1:01:53
l only mentioned this because...
1:01:56
...you asked me to look
for anything unusual.
1:01:59
l've got about $5000 left in cash.