1:08:01
- That would make me a suspect.
-Just because you knew her?
1:08:04
- Yeah.
- I don't think so.
1:08:06
Just what did happen to Maureen
when she was in Hollywood?
1:08:11
Now, you listen to me, Lois Lane.
Let it go. It's dead and buried.
1:08:13
How would you like to see it
dug up on national TV?
1:08:17
Why don't you tell me
what happened?
1:08:21
It was in the '70s.
Everything was different.
1:08:25
I was well-known for my parties.
Rina knew what they were.
1:08:28
It was for girls like her to meet men.
Men who could get them parts...
1:08:33
if they made
the right impression.
1:08:35
Nothing happened to her
that she didn't invite...
1:08:37
in one way or another
no matter what she said afterwards.
1:08:40
- Are you saying she--
- I'm saying things got out of hand.
1:08:44
Maybe they did take advantage of her.
You know, Maybe the sad truth is...
1:08:48
this is not the city
for innocents.
1:08:51
No charges were brought.
And the bottom line is...
1:08:54
Rina Reynolds
wouldn't play by the rules.
1:08:57
You wanna get ahead in Hollywood?
1:08:59
You gotta play the game, or go home.
1:09:08
What do you know
about trilogies?
1:09:11
- You mean, like movie trilogies?
- You seem to like movies, Detective.
1:09:15
Call me Mark, would you? 'Cause
I'm gonna keep calling you Sidney.
1:09:19
I'll call you Mark when
you catch the killer, Detective.
1:09:23
All I know about movie trilogies
is that in the third one...
1:09:27
all bets are off.
1:09:31
- Did you request this case?
- No. They tend to put me...
1:09:33
on the ones that deal
with the business.
1:09:35
I grew up here,
and I know my way around the studios.
1:09:39
Huh.
1:09:41
Must be exciting.
Beautiful place, beautiful people.
1:09:44
To me, Hollywood is about death.
1:09:48
Excuse me?
1:09:51
I'm a homicide detective, remember?
1:09:55
And when you see what I see
day in and day out...
1:09:57
the violence
that people do to each other...