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Capote

Thank you

Capote • 2005
Truman Capote: God, I'm glad you agreed to come. You're the only person I know with the qualifications to be both a research assistant and a personal bodyguard.\nNelle Harper Lee: Thank you

Full Transcript

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God l'm glad you agreed to come
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You're the only one l know with the qualifications
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to be both a research assistant and a personal bodyguard
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Thank you
Duration
11 seconds
Views
204
Timestamp in Movie
00:06:29
Uploaded
May 24, 2024
Genres
biography, crime, drama
Production
United Artists,A-Line Pictures,Cooper's Town,Infinity Media,Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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Movie Summary

In 1959, Truman Capote learns of the murder of a Kansas family and decides to write a book about the case. While researching for his novel In Cold Blood, Capote forms a relationship with one of the killers, Perry Smith, who is on ...
What You paid him to say that - Capote 00:14
What You paid him to say that
I'm glad you agreed to come - Capote 00:30
I'm glad you agreed to come
Oh it's the hardest when someone has a notion about you - Capote 00:09
Oh it's the hardest when someone has a notion about you
Ever since I was a child - Capote 00:16
Ever since I was a child
You know I have 94 recall of all conversations - Capote 00:08
You know I have 94 recall of all conversations
You didn't want to - Capote 00:14
You didn't want to
It's the book I was always meant to write - Capote 00:05
It's the book I was always meant to write
On the night of November 14 - Capote 00:25
On the night of November 14
I didn't know where to count your boy at first - Capote 00:15
I didn't know where to count your boy at first
We're not so different as you might think - Capote 00:06
We're not so different as you might think
He's naturally mendacious - Capote 00:11
He's naturally mendacious
If I leave here without understanding you - Capote 00:16
If I leave here without understanding you
And sometimes - Capote 00:10
And sometimes
It's as if Perry and I grew up in the same house - Capote 00:15
It's as if Perry and I grew up in the same house
I think it's going to change how people write - Capote 00:05
I think it's going to change how people write
I know what 'exacerbate' means - Capote 00:13
I know what 'exacerbate' means
Perry l know what exacerbate means - Capote 00:13
Perry l know what exacerbate means
Three years ago Three years - Capote 00:05
Three years ago Three years
Hello handsome - Capote 00:04
Hello handsome
I mean I thought he was a very nice - Capote 00:15
I mean I thought he was a very nice