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1 00:02:05 Darling, I'll miss the plane.
2 00:02:10 You could come, too.
3 00:02:13 They've barricaded the Sorbonne.
4 00:02:14 There are students in the streets.
5 00:02:16 Why would I go to Los Angeles?
6 00:02:18 I'll be in Los Angeles.
7 00:02:24 All right, stay.
8 00:02:25 If I need to find out how you are,
9 00:02:28 I'll just ask the prettiest students at the Sorbonne.
10 00:02:32 Don't you trust me?
11 00:02:35 - Maman. I have something for you. - Should I?
12 00:02:37 Let me see.
13 00:02:39 Oh, it looks just like him.
14 00:02:42 You put gray in his beard and everything.
15 00:02:45 We'll visit maman on location this summer?
16 00:02:51 Au revoir.
17 00:02:56 I love you.
18 00:02:57 I love you, maman.
19 00:02:59 - Bon voyage. - Bye, baby.
20 00:03:10 The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense
21 00:03:11 calls upon the American people in general
22 00:03:14 and the black people in particular to take careful note.
23 00:03:16 Racist police agencies throughout the country
24 00:03:19 are intensifying the terror, brutality,
25 00:03:22 murder and repression of black people.
26 00:03:24 ♪ Black is beautiful ♪
27 00:03:26 Free Huey!
28 00:03:28 ♪ Let our warden free ♪
29 00:03:30 Free Huey!
30 00:03:31 Power! Free Huey!
31 00:03:35 Power!
32 00:03:36 Racial tensions flared over the weekend
33 00:03:38 in Oakland and Los Angeles
34 00:03:39 with more clashes between Negroes and police.
35 00:03:43 In downtown Los Angeles yesterday,
36 00:03:45 students and black power advocates joined forces
37 00:03:48 to protest against police brutality.
38 00:03:51 The protests were largely non-violent,
39 00:03:54 but black power leader, Eldridge Cleaver, had this to say.
40 00:03:57 The police must be brought under control by any means necessary,
41 00:04:00 including through force of arms.
42 00:04:02 These racist Gestapo pigs
43 00:04:04 have to stop brutalizing our community
44 00:04:06 or we're gonna take up guns. We're gonna drive them out.
45 00:04:08 Mr. Cleaver went on to demand an immediate...
46 00:04:19 - Oh, come on. - What?
47 00:04:21 Jesus, Linette.
48 00:04:24 I thought the move would be
49 00:04:25 a good excuse to get rid of some junk.
50 00:04:28 You want to junk something,
51 00:04:29 start with that rug in the living room.
52 00:04:30 My mother gave us that rug.
53 00:04:33 I thought you liked that rug.
54 00:04:35 It's just a comic, Jack.
55 00:04:37 It's a 1941 Jack Kirby origin issue,
56 00:04:41 where Steve Rogers first experiments with the Super Soldier Serum
57 00:04:44 and becomes Captain America.
58 00:04:46 It's not just a comic.
59 00:04:49 - Super Soldier Serum, huh? - Yeah.
60 00:04:53 It was intended for the entire US Army,
61 00:04:55 but the experiment was sabotaged.
62 00:04:58 - Sabotaged? - Nazis.
63 00:05:01 Those bastards.
64 00:05:16 Your ASAC back home led me to believe
65 00:05:19 you were some kind of sound wizard.
66 00:05:21 Yes, sir, they had me in technical there,
67 00:05:24 but I was hoping to be out on the street. Investigation.
68 00:05:27 - Working on your suntan, huh? - Yes, sir.
69 00:05:31 Well, you're in luck, soldier.
70 00:05:33 There are elements in our society
71 00:05:36 who don't like the way we do things here in America.
72 00:05:38 We know this because we are everywhere they are.
73 00:05:43 In this city, at the present time,
74 00:05:45 that's this cocksucker right here.
75 00:05:48 Hakim Abdullah Jamal.
76 00:05:50 Formerly Allen Donaldson.
77 00:05:53 Doper, pornographer, and for a short spell,
78 00:05:56 resident of the nut house over in Roxbury, Massachusetts.
79 00:06:00 He got clean, found Allah.
80 00:06:02 It is now Mr. Jamal's fervent wish
81 00:06:05 to unite radical Negro groups
82 00:06:07 in their effort to overthrow our government.
83 00:06:09 We aim to dissuade him.
84 00:06:11 Unbelievable. Who put this wire in? You?
85 00:06:13 Where did you put it, in the fucking bathtub?
86 00:06:17 - Mind if I give it a shot? - Yeah, knock yourself out.
87 00:06:25 Well, you got a road nearby. Traffic.
88 00:06:30 Can you bring the middle up any?
89 00:06:34 Picking her up, Bert, from the hotel and...
90 00:06:37 Now isolate the middle to top-range frequencies.
91 00:06:42 And turn down the bass. Here.
92 00:06:45 So the meeting went well. We had a great turn-out in New York.
93 00:06:48 Okay. Patch it through.
94 00:06:52 Pan Am 23 out of New York. Around five on Friday.
95 00:06:57 - Be good to have a... - Jack's our new sound man.
96 00:07:00 You get assigned yet?
97 00:07:03 - Can I get a coffee, please? - Yes, sir.
98 00:07:05 Thank you.
99 00:07:08 - Did you read it? - Mm-hmm. I did.
100 00:07:12 It's Paddy Chayefsky.
101 00:07:14 She's got one number, Walt.
102 00:07:17 She's this housewife living with these two lunks.
103 00:07:22 I don't...
104 00:07:23 Shirley MacLaine will probably get it anyway,
105 00:07:24 so who cares?
106 00:07:25 It's a good part. It's a lot of money.
107 00:07:30 It's a musical.
108 00:07:33 It's a Western musical. It's irrelevant.
109 00:07:38 I want to make a difference.
110 00:07:40 What is it? The screen test?
111 00:07:42 Logan's a... He's a good guy. He's a nice guy, Jean.
112 00:07:47 He's not Preminger.
113 00:07:51 - You're keeping me out. - Sir, you can't go in there.
114 00:07:54 - Let's see where the invisible white people are at. - Sir.
115 00:07:56 There ain't nothing but seats up here.
116 00:07:58 - Sir. People are sleeping. - How about here?
117 00:07:59 What about these two?
118 00:08:00 Right here. All these seats are empty.
119 00:08:02 Sir, if you'd let me explain,
120 00:08:03 you must remain in your seats you were allocated.
121 00:08:04 I have the widow of the late Brother Malcolm X
122 00:08:07 shoved in an itty-bitty seat back there
123 00:08:08 like a barnyard animal. Sir...
124 00:08:10 She should be treated like royalty.
125 00:08:12 Now, I told you, I got the money to pay
126 00:08:15 for some first-class white treatment.
127 00:08:17 You gonna stand there and tell me my money's too black for you?
128 00:08:19 Sir. I'm not really interested in politics...
129 00:08:21 Let me tell you something, sister.
130 00:08:23 Politics is interested in you!
131 00:08:24 It is a question of airline policy.
132 00:08:26 This is a question of that lady getting a seat that she deserves.
133 00:08:30 - I'm gonna have to ask you to take your seat... - which I'm willing to pay for.
134 00:08:32 And until she does, I'm gonna sit right here.
135 00:08:34 - Sir, would you please take your seat? - It's took.
136 00:08:37 Excuse me.
137 00:08:39 We would be more than happy to give up our seats.
138 00:08:42 - Wouldn't we, Walt? - No, that's not necessary.
139 00:08:49 - My name's Jean. - I know who you are, Jean.
140 00:09:05 Watch out, honky.
141 00:09:15 Ladies and gentlemen,
142 00:09:16 arriving passengers from Pan Am Flight 23 from New York
143 00:09:20 - may now be met at Gate 10. - That's him.
144 00:09:22 That's Jamal. The broad is Betty Shabazz.
145 00:09:25 Brother Malcolm's old lady.
146 00:09:27 Jamal's in step with the Panthers,
147 00:09:28 but he's an independent player.
148 00:09:30 He's a big money raiser. He introduced them to Brando.
149 00:09:35 Thank you for flying Pan Am. Hi.
150 00:09:38 Power to the people!
151 00:09:43 Power to the people! Power to the people!
152 00:09:46 - We'll get back to you. - How about a picture?
153 00:09:49 - Miss Seberg! - Big smile, please. Thank you.
154 00:09:52 - I think we're gonna head... - Hey, look over here.
155 00:09:54 - Hey, Miss Seberg. - Jean. Jean.
156 00:09:57 Not a good idea. Jean, come... Jean!
157 00:09:59 Do you have a statement regarding the recent protests?
158 00:10:04 Do you contribute to the Black Panther Party?
159 00:10:06 Do you support the cause, Miss Seberg?
160 00:10:38 - Who's that? - Jean Seberg.
161 00:10:41 Some actress. Won a talent drive a few years back.
162 00:10:44 She's a big deal in France.
163 00:10:48 What's with the salute?
164 00:10:50 Just grabbing some free publicity. And who knows?
165 00:10:53 Maybe she's got a taste for dark meat on the bone, huh?
166 00:11:04 Black Panthers?
167 00:11:07 That was dumb, Jean.
168 00:11:08 Press isn't your pet, something to play with.
169 00:11:11 You rub their noses in it,
170 00:11:12 they're gonna turn around and bite you.
171 00:12:44 Hakim Jamal
172 00:13:02 Allahu Akbar.
173 00:13:06 Allahu Akbar.
174 00:13:09 "Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar."
175 00:13:11 What the hell's the matter with this guy? He can't afford a TV?
176 00:13:14 Take 40. I'll give you a heads-up.
177 00:13:19 If Malcolm X rises out of his grave, comes over to shoot hoops,
178 00:13:22 I'll let you know.
179 00:13:26 - One hour, understand? - All right.
180 00:13:37 Mary ever want to know where you are? Working all night?
181 00:13:41 Bureau wife doesn't ask.
182 00:15:24 Hi.
183 00:15:36 Hello.
184 00:16:04 You must be some kind of crazy to come to this house
185 00:16:06 in the middle of the night, in this neighborhood, in that car.
186 00:16:11 With that face.
187 00:16:16 Your friends didn't seem so happy to see me.
188 00:16:19 When they see white people, it's usually on TV.
189 00:16:22 Or behind a billy club.
190 00:16:26 I was thinking about what you were saying earlier.
191 00:16:29 On the plane.
192 00:16:38 About the problem with this country.
193 00:16:43 And if I knew I was going to be drinking alone,
194 00:16:46 I would have brought a smaller bottle.
195 00:16:49 So, what would your husband think
196 00:16:50 about you cruising through Compton
197 00:16:52 in the wee hours of the night?
198 00:16:55 My husband is French.
199 00:16:57 I'm sure it would amuse him a great deal.
200 00:17:01 What if you were hanging out with a black revolutionary?
201 00:17:05 I want to be a part of that revolution.
202 00:17:07 That's why I'm here.
203 00:17:09 Look. It's all connected, isn't it?
204 00:17:11 Vietnam? The oppression of black people in America?
205 00:17:16 It's the same disease, the same illness,
206 00:17:18 the same disgusting racism.
207 00:17:21 How can I help?
208 00:17:22 How does anyone change that?
209 00:17:25 One mind at a time.
210 00:17:27 If you can change one mind,
211 00:17:29 you can change the world.
212 00:17:31 Education creates understanding.
213 00:17:34 Understanding creates love, love creates patience,
214 00:17:37 and patience creates unity.
215 00:17:42 But education costs money.
216 00:17:48 Come down to the center.
217 00:17:51 I'd love to show you how we're changing minds.
218 00:17:55 You saw me get on that plane.
219 00:17:58 Come on, all that bullshit about white seats for white money.
220 00:18:04 You were trying to get to me.
221 00:18:15 Well, was it my money you were chasing or...
222 00:18:19 Or was it me?
223 00:18:47 What happened?
224 00:18:48 A man lit a fire and put me on it.
225 00:19:33 You sure it's her?
226 00:19:34 I had DMV run the plates.
227 00:19:36 They're registered to her address in Coldwater Canyon.
228 00:19:38 Well, it's not illegal to sleep around.
229 00:19:41 Even the way this girl does it.
230 00:19:43 She offered him money, sir.
231 00:19:45 It's right there on the tape.
232 00:19:47 She has a history of donations to civil rights groups.
233 00:19:50 Joined the NAACP, age 14.
234 00:19:52 She's a sympathizer, sir.
235 00:19:55 They're involved together. I think she could be useful to us.
236 00:19:58 She's a prominent actress.
237 00:19:59 There'd be a few in the Bureau that might be
238 00:20:02 interested in her relations with Jamal.
239 00:20:05 If she's giving them money and a platform,
240 00:20:07 that makes her dangerous.
241 00:20:13 All right. What do you need?
242 00:20:17 Full authorization for bug and wire on Jean Seberg.
243 00:20:23 I want everything on her.
244 00:20:28 Good morning.
245 00:20:29 - What's your name? - My name is Jean Seberg.
246 00:20:33 - Where were you born? - In Marshalltown, Iowa.
247 00:20:36 - When? - November 13th, 1938.
248 00:20:39 - That makes you what age? - Seventeen and 11 months.
249 00:20:44 - And 11 months. Almost 18? - Mm-hmm.
250 00:20:47 - You want to be an actress? - Very badly.
251 00:20:58 Very badly.
252 00:21:02 Yeah, this one here. Right here, right here.
253 00:21:06 Can you get that for me?
254 00:21:25 When Jean was 17,
255 00:21:27 director Otto Preminger cast her to play Joan of Arc.
256 00:21:29 The dream role quickly became a nightmare
257 00:21:31 when flames got out of control
258 00:21:33 during the climactic burning scene.
259 00:21:35 For an awful moment,
260 00:21:36 it seemed that she might really burn to death.
261 00:21:41 Firemen soon got the flames under control,
262 00:21:44 but not before Jean had suffered some bad burns.
263 00:21:47 She later said the emotional toll of working with Preminger
264 00:21:50 had left her with scars on more than her body.
265 00:22:17 - Gonna go for a swim? - No.
266 00:22:39 Why even buy a nice piece of meat
267 00:22:41 if you're gonna cook it that long?
268 00:22:42 - The whole thing, it's like it's dead. - You said you wanted it well done.
269 00:22:44 That's not well done, that's just burnt.
270 00:22:46 Set priorities, that's what I told her.
271 00:22:49 Of course Linette here won't have time
272 00:22:51 to be a nurse after her first.
273 00:22:53 No. A doctor.
274 00:22:54 Trust me, honey, you won't have time to paint your toenails.
275 00:23:00 You're really gonna be a doctor?
276 00:23:02 Yeah. That's the plan.
277 00:23:04 That's so cool. Mom, isn't that cool?
278 00:23:07 Yes, dear, it's great.
279 00:23:17 Excuse me.
280 00:23:20 - You want to get out of here? - Definitely.
281 00:23:24 Jack. Got to go.
282 00:23:26 No.
283 00:23:29 You're not leaving me. What's the big emergency?
284 00:23:37 So, you're gonna learn all these words?
285 00:23:40 Only if they want me.
286 00:23:43 That's not the question. The question is, do you want them?
287 00:23:47 Unfortunately, that's not how auditions work.
288 00:23:50 You think I just show up in a pretty dress
289 00:23:53 and they hand me the part?
290 00:23:54 Well, show me how it works.
291 00:23:57 No.
292 00:24:01 "You don't know me, Mr. Rumson."
293 00:24:05 Who's that?
294 00:24:23 "You don't know me, Mr. Rumson.
295 00:24:26 But there's not a woman on this earth
296 00:24:28 who'll make you a better wife."
297 00:24:31 "You ought to."
298 00:24:34 "I paid enough for you."
299 00:24:38 "I may be paid for, but I'm not your property.
300 00:24:41 You grab me unwanted like that again
301 00:24:42 and I'll shoot you down like a dog."
302 00:24:47 "Where'd you get that?"
303 00:24:49 "A woman has her secrets."
304 00:24:52 "Now, put that down or neither of us
305 00:24:54 will have much of a wedding night."
306 00:25:00 "It takes two to make a marriage, Mr. Rumson.
307 00:25:03 We made a vow to one another.
308 00:25:06 You'll get everything you desire
309 00:25:08 as long as you promise me the same."
310 00:25:12 "All I ask for is four strong walls,
311 00:25:16 a stove to keep out the cold,
312 00:25:18 and a door that locks
313 00:25:20 so I can sleep sound at night.
314 00:25:22 If you can provide it,
315 00:25:25 I'll make you the happiest man alive."
316 00:25:32 "There's grit and steel in you, little lady,
317 00:25:35 and I appreciate honesty in a woman."
318 00:25:38 "I'll wager that's not all you appreciate."
319 00:25:51 Be much better with a real gun.
320 00:25:57 Oh! You're gonna threaten to blow 'em away
321 00:26:00 if they don't give you the part?
322 00:26:02 Why not?
323 00:26:04 Could work.
324 00:27:32 - Is Lee here yet? - Waiting. They're all waiting.
325 00:27:36 Jean!
326 00:27:47 Gentlemen. Let's get this started.
327 00:27:51 - Good morning. - Good morning.
328 00:28:13 Señora?
329 00:28:16 Señora Seberg?
330 00:28:23 How's the puzzle coming along?
331 00:28:26 Well, which one do you think it is?
332 00:28:29 Beginning of the century?
333 00:28:31 Do you think it could maybe be...
334 00:28:34 - You put the blue one on top. - Okay. May I?
335 00:28:36 Good job, you got it.
336 00:28:43 You need a little help this time?
337 00:28:46 You got them so quickly.
338 00:28:50 Well, how about you just try to
339 00:28:51 stick to the board this time for me?
340 00:28:54 Hey, beautiful. How you doing?
341 00:28:56 Hey, baby. Could you help him out?
342 00:28:59 - He's having a hard time. - No problem.
343 00:29:01 - You got it? - Yeah.
344 00:29:02 What we doing today? So, let's do this.
345 00:29:06 - Show me what you've done. - What you working on?
346 00:29:10 Call a child a nigger enough times,
347 00:29:12 he'll start to believe it.
348 00:29:14 We're teaching this generation
349 00:29:15 to grow up with a sense of self-worth.
350 00:29:17 This is something we've had to do for ourselves.
351 00:29:20 We have no grants, no government funding at all.
352 00:29:23 - But you have a son, though, don't you? - I do.
353 00:29:26 You should invite him, introduce him to the other kids.
354 00:29:29 I would, but he's in Paris with his father.
355 00:29:33 Who's wonderful with him, thankfully.
356 00:29:35 You know, I work a lot so it makes it easier. Yeah.
357 00:29:38 I guess the movie business pays pretty well.
358 00:29:40 Yes. It does.
359 00:29:43 But compared to what you're doing, it feels so frivolous.
360 00:29:47 You're wrong. The revolution needs movie stars.
361 00:29:51 That's a responsibility right there.
362 00:29:54 We have to wave a shotgun to get people's attention.
363 00:29:56 You get your hair cut and you're on the cover of Life magazine.
364 00:30:02 Well, I would love to help.
365 00:30:03 Really, any way that I can. You just have to let me know.
366 00:30:08 I mean, would 5,000 be enough? I have my checkbook.
367 00:30:12 Five thousand dollars?
368 00:30:19 Do you have time to stop by the foundation?
369 00:30:23 Sure.
370 00:30:48 What did he say?
371 00:30:50 He said, "You are really a bitch."
372 00:30:58 What's a bitch?
373 00:31:31 Did I miss dinner?
374 00:31:35 I would have made you something,
375 00:31:36 but I didn't know when you'd be home.
376 00:31:41 Sorry.
377 00:31:44 They kept us late at the office. Again.
378 00:31:50 Want a beer?
379 00:31:55 I have a hematology paper due tomorrow.
380 00:32:18 Breathless made you a star of the New Wave.
381 00:32:21 Why do you think the French fell in love with you?
382 00:32:24 Did they?
383 00:32:26 I think they fell in love with the character, Patricia.
384 00:32:29 They want the girl in the Herald Tribune shirt.
385 00:32:31 - They get me instead. - And who is that?
386 00:32:35 - Excuse me? - Who is Jean Seberg?
387 00:32:40 Let's keep it about the movie, yeah?
388 00:32:43 So, what's next with this new phase of your career?
389 00:32:48 Well, I am looking at a new script. It's a real firecracker.
390 00:32:51 It's a love story between a black man and a white woman.
391 00:32:54 You think people are ready to see an interracial romance?
392 00:32:57 I think they have to be.
393 00:32:59 This country's at war with itself.
394 00:33:01 The point is, when people are in love,
395 00:33:04 they're color-blind.
396 00:33:05 All right, get everything you need?
397 00:33:08 Well, Miss Seberg, I'm sure our readers will join me
398 00:33:12 in hoping that this latest chapter of your Cinderella story
399 00:33:15 has a happy ending.
400 00:33:16 - Yeah. Thank you. - Thanks a lot.
401 00:33:19 Now, you make sure I see that
402 00:33:20 before it goes out, all right? Thanks.
403 00:33:23 We have already discussed your next project.
404 00:33:26 - Which one, Airport? - Mm-hmm.
405 00:33:28 You haven't told me what it's about.
406 00:33:30 An airport.
407 00:33:32 Burt Lancaster just signed.
408 00:33:36 You have a responsibility, Jean.
409 00:33:38 A million Americans look at you and they see an escape.
410 00:33:41 They want the girl from the Midwest,
411 00:33:44 rescued from the Marshalltown drugstore,
412 00:33:46 given fame, money, glamor.
413 00:33:49 What they don't want is this.
414 00:33:52 This makes them feel bad.
415 00:33:54 It threatens them. It's an insult.
416 00:33:57 The real insult is the lie we sell that
417 00:33:59 everyone has a fair shake in America.
418 00:34:01 That's the real threat.
419 00:34:05 Hello? Hello?
420 00:34:08 Listen, I won't be a part of it.
421 00:34:10 I've been trying to get away from that girl my whole life,
422 00:34:12 running away from her.
423 00:34:13 I don't even know who she is.
424 00:34:14 She is America's sweetheart.
425 00:34:17 Look, I think it's great that you brought Romain out here.
426 00:34:20 Really, that's all.
427 00:34:22 Hey. Quod me nutrit, me destruit.
428 00:34:25 That which nourishes me destroys me.
429 00:34:28 Don't you think it's a little early?
430 00:34:29 No, it's medicinal. It's for your nerves.
431 00:34:32 I meant the Latin.
432 00:34:56 The Malcolm X Foundation stands for black education,
433 00:35:00 black empowerment.
434 00:35:02 We have breakfast programs for black children,
435 00:35:05 study programs to feed their minds.
436 00:35:07 We are giving them a chance.
437 00:35:13 That's hard work. And I get tired.
438 00:35:18 Tired of watching brothers and sisters destroy themselves on heroin.
439 00:35:22 Right.
440 00:35:23 Tired of hearing about black churches being bombed
441 00:35:28 and little black girls killed.
442 00:35:31 Tired of watching brother turn in hatred against brother
443 00:35:36 under the pressure of a greater hatred.
444 00:35:38 The hatred of white America for black America!
445 00:35:42 Talk about it, brother.
446 00:35:43 I am tired of waiting for the day I'll see a black man
447 00:35:48 with enough opportunity to rise up and lead this nation
448 00:35:53 and make that hatred a thing of the past!
449 00:36:02 All of you know what needs to be done.
450 00:36:06 Dig deep.
451 00:36:09 Put your money where your mouth been at.
452 00:36:24 - Hey, baby. Thank you. - Proud of you.
453 00:36:27 Brother Hakim.
454 00:36:46 Oh-oh. What is this?
455 00:36:49 Bobby Seale just showed.
456 00:36:51 Your girl just transferred from the minors, amigo.
457 00:36:54 These guys are Panther royalty.
458 00:36:58 Baby.
459 00:37:03 I enjoyed your speech.
460 00:37:05 Very much.
461 00:37:08 I knew from Jean she'd met you,
462 00:37:10 but I had no idea how involved she was.
463 00:37:13 She tells me you're something of a
464 00:37:14 unique figure in the activist movement.
465 00:37:16 You believe in unity, not in separatism.
466 00:37:20 I encourage cooperation between
467 00:37:22 those seeking to change the system,
468 00:37:24 not destroy it.
469 00:37:26 But surely some things must be defended, fought for.
470 00:37:31 Even violently.
471 00:37:33 Possessions, property.
472 00:37:37 The things we love.
473 00:37:42 Well, violence is never the answer, though. Right, boys?
474 00:37:46 Isn't that a lot more friendly?
475 00:37:50 No, no, no. Don't say it to me, don't say it to me.
476 00:37:52 - Ah, we lost the feed. - Well, get it back.
477 00:37:55 Buying milk for nigger kids in Compton is one thing.
478 00:37:57 If she's funding Panthers...
479 00:37:58 All right. Here we go.
480 00:37:59 Jesus Christ. Let's go.
481 00:38:01 - Move, move! - All right.
482 00:38:18 It's gorgeous.
483 00:38:26 Speaking of that, I literally...
484 00:38:32 - Thanks for the money. - Come on.
485 00:38:43 You okay?
486 00:38:45 You go running to the Panthers with your arms open
487 00:38:47 and your purse in your hands,
488 00:38:49 the only thing they're gonna see is your purse.
489 00:38:53 I thought you and Bobby were all about solidarity.
490 00:38:55 The Panthers can take care of themselves.
491 00:38:57 They're serving their community, the same as you.
492 00:39:00 There's enough money to go around.
493 00:39:02 There's enough good weed to go around.
494 00:39:03 - Calm down and take a toke. - What is it with you?
495 00:39:06 You don't care what happens to you, do you?
496 00:39:09 You run around here with a handful of nails,
497 00:39:11 looking for a cross to die on.
498 00:39:13 You don't get to tell me who I invite to my house.
499 00:39:17 Nobody does.
500 00:39:19 If bringing them here raises their profile
501 00:39:21 and it draws attention to the cause, then I've done my job.
502 00:39:24 - But what if it draws attention to you? - In what way?
503 00:39:29 You're playing with fire.
504 00:39:42 You know, a little reefer would take the edge off him.
505 00:39:49 Go on. Have some.
506 00:40:30 Took Brando for ten grand.
507 00:40:32 We can take this chick for 20.
508 00:40:35 That's Bobby Seale.
509 00:40:37 Down from Oakland
510 00:40:38 to chew hors d'oeuvres with Hakim Jamal
511 00:40:40 while they figure out how to spend her money.
512 00:40:42 It's time, sir.
513 00:40:44 We leak the affair now,
514 00:40:45 the Panthers will ditch Jamal.
515 00:40:47 Finished.
516 00:40:47 The white girlfriend doesn't jive
517 00:40:49 with the whole black power thing.
518 00:40:51 They won't fucking touch Jamal after this.
519 00:40:54 - What about her? - Sir?
520 00:40:57 I spoke to Hoover.
521 00:41:00 He's persuaded that Seberg represents a threat
522 00:41:03 to the protective organs of the body politic.
523 00:41:07 What does that mean?
524 00:41:08 What it means, soldier, is that she may have been collateral,
525 00:41:11 but now, she's in the crosshairs.
526 00:41:16 She's not the target here.
527 00:41:17 She's got Bobby Seale smoking pot on her goddamn couch.
528 00:41:21 You bet she is.
529 00:41:23 Her next picture's gonna be big.
530 00:41:26 I don't want my girls reading in their magazines
531 00:41:28 that it's hip to hang out with shine revolutionaries.
532 00:41:33 Float the affair down the river. See what it hits.
533 00:41:38 - Mom, I don't want to wear this. - You need to stop.
534 00:41:40 Mom! Mom!
535 00:41:47 Hello.
536 00:41:49 You must be some kind of crazy to come to this house
537 00:41:51 in the middle of the night.
538 00:41:52 Well, was it my money you were chasing, or was it me?
539 00:42:06 Girls!
540 00:42:15 - Who's next? - Do you want a crack at it?
541 00:42:17 Okay, Kia, you can go.
542 00:42:21 Okay.
543 00:42:23 Ooh, one more. One more.
544 00:42:40 You want one of these?
545 00:42:42 Let's find out whose favorite color is orange. What about you?
546 00:42:45 - What color do you want? Which one? - Blue.
547 00:42:50 Here you go, sweetheart.
548 00:42:54 I think being a mother is probably
549 00:42:55 the hardest thing I've ever done.
550 00:42:58 I keep waiting for it to get easier.
551 00:43:00 Wait till they get older and get to ask more difficult questions,
552 00:43:03 like why does a movie star want to buy their mamma jewelry
553 00:43:07 and write their daddy blank checks?
554 00:43:14 There you go.
555 00:43:25 Dorothy, I'm sorry.
556 00:43:29 I never meant to hurt anybody.
557 00:43:30 Well, you are hurting them.
558 00:43:32 That's the last thing I wanted.
559 00:43:36 You know how much I care...
560 00:43:37 And I'm supposed to be grateful?
561 00:43:39 No, that's not what I meant. I...
562 00:43:42 I was just saying I only want to support the work that you're doing
563 00:43:45 and I understand how important that is.
564 00:43:47 You think you understand.
565 00:43:51 You think you can?
566 00:43:54 You swing by in your limousine,
567 00:43:55 open your legs and your checkbook,
568 00:43:57 and you think that gives you the right to anything you want.
569 00:44:01 No. Absolutely not.
570 00:44:05 I only ever wanted to help.
571 00:44:08 Well, that doesn't make you a better person.
572 00:44:09 That makes you a tourist.
573 00:44:12 This is my life.
574 00:44:17 This is the last time we see each other.
575 00:44:23 Your kind of help I don't need.
576 00:44:46 - Hello. - Hey.
577 00:44:48 - How are you? - Looking sharp.
578 00:44:50 - How are you? - Very well. You?
579 00:44:52 Nice to see you. Good to see you. Come on in.
580 00:44:54 All right.
581 00:44:55 - Cheers to you. - Cheers.
582 00:45:01 I want to show you something.
583 00:45:11 What do you think?
584 00:45:14 Are you fucking kidding me?
585 00:45:15 I know. Genius, right?
586 00:45:17 Found some acid freak on Hollywood Boulevard,
587 00:45:20 draws those celebrity cartoons for the tourists.
588 00:45:23 He really captured her.
589 00:45:26 - Hey, guys. Dinner's ready. - Great.
590 00:45:29 - Come on, we're burning daylight. - All right.
591 00:45:31 See you right in there.
592 00:45:34 I went home, kicked open the door,
593 00:45:37 turned on the lights and yelled,
594 00:45:39 "Who wants to bawl tonight?"
595 00:45:47 Jack tells me you have a son.
596 00:45:52 No, it's okay.
597 00:45:54 It's okay.
598 00:45:56 Teddy lives up in Frisco,
599 00:45:58 let his fucking hair grow out
600 00:45:59 in a commune with some friends up there.
601 00:46:02 - You don't talk? - Believe me, we talked.
602 00:46:06 I thought I was gonna bust a knuckle, we talked so damn much.
603 00:46:10 Some people just don't listen.
604 00:46:14 Where we going?
605 00:46:16 My room.
606 00:46:17 - We're not done. - Yeah, we are.
607 00:46:20 You sit down right this minute and I'll pretend like I didn't hear that.
608 00:46:23 - Carl. - Be quiet.
609 00:46:26 You got a big mouth, you know it?
610 00:46:28 Why don't you use it to talk some manners into our daughter?
611 00:46:30 Are you gonna let him speak to you like that?
612 00:46:33 Sit down.
613 00:46:36 I said, sit down.
614 00:46:38 You're right on the edge. Sit your ass down now, we're eating.
615 00:47:01 I like your hair.
616 00:47:05 - Thank you. - Yeah, that's swell.
617 00:47:08 Reminds me of someone.
618 00:47:10 Who does she look like to you, Jack?
619 00:47:13 Does she remind you of anyone?
620 00:47:36 God!
621 00:47:38 Ellie. Ellie, give me that.
622 00:47:47 Why would the Panthers do this?
623 00:47:50 You're giving them money, right?
624 00:47:52 You know I am.
625 00:47:54 You tell them about us?
626 00:47:55 No, no. No one.
627 00:48:00 - Well, they found out. - Who found out?
628 00:48:02 How could anyone just find out?
629 00:48:06 And why would they care...
630 00:48:07 I don't understand why Bobby Seale cares what you do.
631 00:48:10 Because I betrayed him.
632 00:48:12 At least that's the way he'll see it.
633 00:48:13 Me sleeping with a white woman.
634 00:48:16 Hakim.
635 00:48:18 I'm so sorry.
636 00:48:20 Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day
637 00:48:23 and does what's right should have nothing to fear or regret.
638 00:48:31 Jean, it's over.
639 00:48:34 - I can't see you anymore. - What?
640 00:48:38 Check your phones. And don't go hiring any new help.
641 00:48:43 Motherfucker called my house.
642 00:48:44 My kids were in that house.
643 00:48:47 - They have a tape of us. - A tape?
644 00:48:49 - What... What tape? - Of us, together, in the sack.
645 00:48:55 Go home to Paris, Jean.
646 00:48:58 - You're not safe in America. - What?
647 00:49:01 - They'll destroy you. - Who?
648 00:49:04 Hakim? Hakim?
649 00:49:08 Hakim, who is it?
650 00:49:12 Jean, come out here. I want you to tell everybody.
651 00:49:16 Why don't you come out here and wake them up, huh?
652 00:49:18 Tell everybody.
653 00:49:21 Let's tell your neighbors
654 00:49:22 you fucking a black man. They know that?
655 00:49:25 Because everybody in my neighborhood knows.
656 00:49:27 You're not about to fuck up this surveillance.
657 00:49:29 My students, their parents.
658 00:49:30 - She's gonna kill her. - My own kids.
659 00:49:32 She's just making some noise.
660 00:49:35 Cat got your tongue?
661 00:49:38 Yeah, I thought so.
662 00:49:41 You stay away from my family.
663 00:49:53 She was never gonna do it.
664 00:51:40 Diego and I will be returning to Paris tomorrow.
665 00:51:46 Thank God we were not home last night.
666 00:51:49 This is getting out of control, Jean.
667 00:51:53 You should... You should go.
668 00:52:00 In New York, when they ask me where my husband is,
669 00:52:03 I'll make sure I let them know that you felt safer in Paris.
670 00:52:09 You can't stand it, can you?
671 00:52:12 You can't stand that I might be a part of something
672 00:52:14 more important than books or articles or movies.
673 00:52:18 For God's sake, Jean.
674 00:52:20 What are you a part of, except the end of two marriages?
675 00:52:26 They did this.
676 00:52:30 You don't get it. Somebody told her about us.
677 00:52:33 Somebody...
678 00:52:37 I'm saying things that they don't want to hear.
679 00:52:39 Do you understand?
680 00:52:41 Do you understand?
681 00:52:46 I won't stop. I won't.
682 00:53:15 Can you just stay with me until after the premiere?
683 00:53:21 Please?
684 00:53:25 I can't do that alone.
685 00:53:30 Come to New York. Please.
686 00:53:44 Diego. Shh.
687 00:54:18 Hello? Hello?
688 00:56:07 She's cute.
689 00:56:09 - You saw her? - Yeah.
690 00:56:12 Now I get why Hoover wants mics in the bedroom.
691 00:56:15 There are no mics in the bedroom.
692 00:56:20 My ASAC was pretty specific.
693 00:56:22 Hoover likes to hear the bedsprings creak.
694 00:56:25 She's got her kid with her.
695 00:56:27 You think she'll be entertaining radicals
696 00:56:29 while she's got her kid with her?
697 00:56:31 Fine. It's your show.
698 00:56:32 But if I was you, I would lure them out
699 00:56:34 and put in a fuck wire,
700 00:56:36 like you're supposed to.
701 00:56:45 I appreciate you coming.
702 00:56:51 I'll stay with you until after your premiere.
703 00:56:55 Promise me you'll never take my son from me.
704 00:56:59 Never. You have my word.
705 00:57:15 They've tapped our phones in Los Angeles.
706 00:57:21 I'm serious.
707 00:57:25 They're listening. I can hear these little clicks on the line.
708 00:57:32 And they follow me.
709 00:57:34 I've seen the same repair van out front of the house
710 00:57:36 maybe three, four times.
711 00:57:41 It's because I'm funding the Panthers.
712 00:57:44 I think it's the government.
713 00:57:57 You don't believe me.
714 00:58:01 I haven't said a word.
715 00:58:18 Try to get some rest.
716 00:58:42 Jean.
717 00:58:45 I'm ready.
718 00:58:47 - Let's go. - Ok.
719 00:59:33 Get, get, get!
720 00:59:36 Get.
721 00:59:40 Get.
722 00:59:45 - Romain, please. - What's going on?
723 00:59:49 Jean.
724 00:59:51 Don't make a big deal. I just need a few minutes.
725 00:59:54 You're going to make us late.
726 00:59:57 You have the Post in 20 minutes.
727 00:59:59 I'm sweating in this. I'm taking a shower.
728 01:00:01 You're keeping everybody waiting.
729 01:00:03 Would you find my gold necklace please?
730 01:00:12 Jean. I want you to please stay in the room.
731 01:00:22 Why?
732 01:00:26 I don't know what happened.
733 01:00:30 - Jean, please. - They came in here.
734 01:00:32 I taped it. They came in here.
735 01:00:35 I taped it right before we left.
736 01:00:37 - What are you talking about? - I taped it.
737 01:00:39 - That's what I've been saying. - No, no.
738 01:00:40 They came in here and killed him. I told you.
739 01:00:42 Who came? Who? Who killed him?
740 01:00:43 - They killed him. I told you! - Jean, I...
741 01:00:48 My God. I can't even...
742 01:00:56 - What did you do? - Pretty close call.
743 01:00:58 What did you do?
744 01:00:59 - You killed her dog? - Fuck you!
745 01:01:00 This isn't even my fucking case!
746 01:01:03 You killed her dog? Why? Why did you do that?
747 01:01:08 Why? Why?
748 01:01:10 - She'll know we went in. - She won't know shit!
749 01:01:12 She'll know we fucking went in, you stupid amateur fuck!
750 01:01:20 Fuck you, Solomon!
751 01:01:23 Fuck you, Solomon!
752 01:01:34 ♪ It's raining today. ♪
753 01:01:38 ♪ And I'm just about to forget the train window girl. ♪
754 01:01:54 ♪ That wonderful day we met, ♪
755 01:02:01 ♪ She smiles through the smoke from my cigarette. ♪
756 01:02:13 Thank you.
757 01:02:15 ♪ It's raining today. ♪
758 01:02:22 ♪ It's raining today. ♪
759 01:02:32 So.
760 01:02:35 The film is a piece of shit.
761 01:02:37 - Not the right time for a musical. - I liked it.
762 01:02:40 - Was I terrible? - You were glorious, a huge star.
763 01:02:46 Listen, Jean. I've been meaning to ask.
764 01:02:49 Walt told me about what you were doing
765 01:02:51 for those poor colored children at the school,
766 01:02:53 and I insist we make a contribution.
767 01:02:59 So, what are you doing next?
768 01:03:08 I'm...
769 01:03:12 - Another Western. - Yeah.
770 01:03:15 They're filming in Mexico.
771 01:03:19 I'm just gonna use the ladies' room. Excuse me.
772 01:03:21 - I'll come with you. - No. That's okay, thank you.
773 01:03:29 Excuse me.
774 01:03:37 I don't know.
775 01:03:39 Her purse... Move her purse.
776 01:03:42 Her purse? You want me to move her purse?
777 01:03:45 You want to cause a scandal?
778 01:03:45 Miss Seberg, telephone.
779 01:03:49 Please, just do it.
780 01:04:02 Hello?
781 01:04:10 Hello?
782 01:04:14 Miss Seberg.
783 01:04:17 I want you to stay calm.
784 01:04:19 Listen very carefully to what I'm gonna tell you.
785 01:04:22 Who is this?
786 01:04:26 Hello?
787 01:04:32 Who are you?
788 01:04:36 - I want... I want you to... - Who is this?
789 01:04:39 I want you to stop donations,
790 01:04:43 your association with the Panthers.
791 01:04:45 All of it. They will come after you.
792 01:04:49 They? Who's they? Who is they?
793 01:04:52 Listen to me. Listen to me. They will destroy you.
794 01:04:56 Your reputation, your career, your family.
795 01:05:00 Everything.
796 01:05:08 Listen to me.
797 01:05:12 Fuck you.
798 01:05:15 Do you hear me?
799 01:05:18 I said fuck you.
800 01:05:21 And fuck them too.
801 01:06:22 Linette?
802 01:06:26 - This is work. - Work?
803 01:06:29 It's none of your business.
804 01:06:30 That's so completely messed up, Jack.
805 01:06:35 Where have you been?
806 01:06:38 I don't know where you are.
807 01:06:40 - I don't know where you go. - Because I work for
808 01:06:41 the federal government, Lin.
809 01:06:43 - Are you having an affair? - No.
810 01:06:45 Those are pictures from her house, Jack.
811 01:06:48 Those are pictures from her bedroom.
812 01:06:50 Don't I have a right to know about that?
813 01:06:52 No. You do not have a right to know.
814 01:06:56 Because I don't have a right to tell you.
815 01:06:58 So please, Linette, do not fucking ask!
816 01:07:22 No! Stop! No, stop!
817 01:07:29 - Wait, wait, wait, wait. - Cut!
818 01:07:35 - Who is that? - Who?
819 01:07:38 Him. He's been staring at me.
820 01:07:44 Well, I want him gone. He wasn't here yesterday.
821 01:07:49 Was he? I didn't see him yesterday.
822 01:07:55 All right. Let's take a break. We'll pick it up after lunch.
823 01:10:00 I'm sorry.
824 01:10:05 Okay, but you got to have more than that, Jack.
825 01:10:09 - What's going on with you? - Shh.
826 01:10:14 What? You think they're listening?
827 01:10:15 Well, it's what we do.
828 01:10:28 There's things that I've been ordered to do.
829 01:10:32 There's things that I've done that...
830 01:10:35 What kinds of things, Jack?
831 01:10:37 Because I hear all kinds of stories.
832 01:10:39 These two kids, these students,
833 01:10:41 were shot at Campbell Hall
834 01:10:43 and people on campus are saying the FBI provoked the whole thing.
835 01:10:46 I had nothing to do with that.
836 01:10:47 I moved out here for your career.
837 01:10:49 I didn't move so that you could help manipulate black kids
838 01:10:51 - into shooting each other. - That's not what I'm assigned to do.
839 01:10:56 Then what is it?
840 01:11:00 Is it that woman?
841 01:11:03 Yeah.
842 01:11:06 And they're pushing her too hard
843 01:11:10 and she's coming apart
844 01:11:14 and I feel like I'm just watching.
845 01:11:18 What do they care? She's just some actress.
846 01:11:20 It's not what she does, it's who she does it with.
847 01:11:27 Then go to the papers.
848 01:11:29 Do it anonymously.
849 01:11:31 This is the FBI. Nobody's anonymous.
850 01:11:35 Then quit. We'll go back home.
851 01:11:38 This isn't what you signed up for.
852 01:11:43 I can't just run.
853 01:11:47 Okay, fine, but you got to ask to be reassigned, Jack.
854 01:11:53 You can't be a part of this.
855 01:12:01 I mean, I'm losing it.
856 01:12:02 Wherever I go,
857 01:12:04 it feels like they're listening.
858 01:12:07 I told you they wouldn't let up. You need to watch your back.
859 01:12:11 Look, I really need to talk.
860 01:12:13 Well, you're safe here.
861 01:12:16 I had the phones taken out months ago
862 01:12:17 right before the water and the electricity.
863 01:12:22 I'm so sorry.
864 01:12:24 I mean, this is awful.
865 01:12:26 I can't even look at it.
866 01:12:31 You never should've got involved with me.
867 01:12:32 You're not the enemy.
868 01:12:34 There's a war against black people in America.
869 01:12:37 You just got caught in the crossfire.
870 01:12:43 Well, now we're just gonna let them win?
871 01:12:49 Come on, this isn't your fight, Jean.
872 01:12:53 Look around.
873 01:13:06 This little lady's about to blow up like a balloon.
874 01:13:16 You know whose it is?
875 01:13:19 A really sweet boy in Mexico.
876 01:13:24 I'm... I'm in my second month.
877 01:13:28 Well, there are places there that can handle that.
878 01:13:34 I lost my husband. I've lost you.
879 01:13:39 I want this baby.
880 01:13:42 Imagine if it really was ours.
881 01:13:47 Wouldn't that be something beautiful?
882 01:13:50 But it's not, is it?
883 01:15:31 "Love, Sol?"
884 01:15:33 Private joke.
885 01:15:35 - You can't go in there. Please stop. - Thank you. Okay, thank you.
886 01:15:37 - Are you kidding me? - I'm so sorry.
887 01:15:39 - What the hell? - You're out of line, soldier.
888 01:15:42 You heard the tape, the kid's not Jamal's.
889 01:15:44 This will backfire on us.
890 01:15:46 Six, seven months from now, the evidence is right there.
891 01:15:49 The kid's not black, it's half Mexican.
892 01:15:51 Six, seven months from now, nobody gives a shit.
893 01:15:54 It's not her husband's. We're not in France.
894 01:15:57 We don't go for that kind of thing.
895 01:15:59 This is ridiculous.
896 01:15:59 - She's not even worth it. - This comes from above.
897 01:16:03 Our job is to cause her embarrassment
898 01:16:06 and to cheapen her image in the eyes of the public.
899 01:16:08 Your job is to get the fuck off my carpet
900 01:16:10 before I bust you down a pay grade!
901 01:16:14 Now, if we put this out there,
902 01:16:16 they'll go straight to Seberg to confirm it.
903 01:16:18 No, they won't. It's the gossip columns.
904 01:16:20 Something like this is too good to check.
905 01:16:26 How has Monsieur Gary taken the news?
906 01:16:28 Will he accept the child?
907 01:16:29 Is it true the father is a black radical?
908 01:16:38 Jean.
909 01:17:04 - Is it true? - No. Those are lies.
910 01:17:15 It's not Hakim's baby.
911 01:17:22 I'm so sorry.
912 01:17:25 I came here to tell you.
913 01:17:28 And the father is who?
914 01:17:33 It's not who they say it is.
915 01:17:37 Then we'll sue them.
916 01:17:55 Diego, come on. Come on.
917 01:18:14 Jean.
918 01:18:18 Stop it.
919 01:18:20 - No, no, I'm just... I... - Please.
920 01:18:24 -S'il te plaît. Please. Please, stop. - I've looked everywhere!
921 01:18:28 - Enough! - I need to find it.
922 01:18:29 - There's a bug in here. - Stop it. Enough!
923 01:18:34 - No, no, no! Careful! - Stop it! Stop it! Listen to me!
924 01:18:37 Listen to me, baby. Listen to me. Please, please. Please.
925 01:18:43 Jean. Jean.
926 01:18:45 Think of the baby, please. Please stop it.
927 01:18:50 Please. Please, please!
928 01:18:56 Please.
929 01:19:10 What did you say, huh?
930 01:19:13 Am I scratching your face?
931 01:19:16 Scratch, scratch, scratch...
932 01:22:24 What is it? What's wrong?
933 01:23:58 Good morning.
934 01:24:07 My daughter, Nina Hart Gary...
935 01:24:13 is dead.
936 01:24:16 She was two days old.
937 01:24:20 I blame no one but myself for her death.
938 01:24:25 She deserved better than me.
939 01:24:32 But she did not deserve the lies spread about her.
940 01:24:41 In Nina's memory,
941 01:24:44 I intend to sue Newsweek
942 01:24:47 for the vicious, speculative,
943 01:24:51 and libelous piece they have recently published.
944 01:24:56 To defame somebody who speaks out
945 01:24:58 against the perceived flaws of their government
946 01:25:01 is a type of persecution.
947 01:25:09 But it was not the press who made me a target.
948 01:25:15 I believe one powerful institution
949 01:25:18 has been manipulated by another far greater power.
950 01:25:23 Make no mistake, I am not the victim in this fight.
951 01:25:27 I see that now.
952 01:25:32 We are all responsible.
953 01:25:35 We are all culpable.
954 01:25:39 I don't pretend to have the answers,
955 01:25:42 but if we refuse to accept the lies,
956 01:25:45 I believe one day,
957 01:25:47 the truth will be revealed.
958 01:26:02 Thank you.
959 01:26:30 Your friends didn't seem so happy to see me.
960 01:26:37 It's usually on TV or behind a...
961 01:26:44 I was thinking about what you were saying earlier.
962 01:26:53 How can I help? How does anyone change that?
963 01:26:58 One mind at a time.
964 01:27:00 If you can change one mind,
965 01:27:02 you can change the world.
966 01:27:43 Antoine, another one.
967 01:27:46 Thank you.
968 01:28:16 Do I know you?
969 01:28:23 I'm sorry, I thought we had met.
970 01:28:28 Well, we spoke.
971 01:28:34 - In New York? - When?
972 01:28:39 On the phone at the restaurant.
973 01:28:42 I tried to give you some advice.
974 01:28:49 You need to leave.
975 01:28:51 I was there in your hotel room.
976 01:28:52 No, you need to leave now.
977 01:28:53 I know what happened to your dog.
978 01:28:56 I know that you came back early to get that necklace.
979 01:29:05 Who are you?
980 01:29:08 It doesn't matter.
981 01:29:38 We logged thousands of hours of surveillance.
982 01:29:42 Photographs, transcripts.
983 01:29:46 Movements, conversations.
984 01:29:59 This is sick. It's making me sick.
985 01:30:05 Oh, my gosh.
986 01:30:13 "Jean Seberg has been...
987 01:30:16 a financial supporter of the BPP and should be neutralized."
988 01:30:23 Neutralized.
989 01:30:27 "Usual precautions will be taken by the Los Angeles Division
990 01:30:30 to preclude identification of the Bureau
991 01:30:31 as the source of the letter if approval is granted."
992 01:30:35 Precautions.
993 01:30:40 Yes, you were very cautious.
994 01:30:53 My daughter...
995 01:30:58 My daughter,
996 01:31:01 she died.
997 01:31:17 - I'm sorry. - You're sorry?
998 01:31:21 If I could take things back or do things over,
999 01:31:25 I hope I'd do it very differently.
1000 01:31:32 You deserve to know the truth.
1001 01:31:34 That's not the truth. Those are lies.
1002 01:31:38 - You know that. - Yeah.
1003 01:31:42 - Because you were there. - Yes, I was.
1004 01:31:43 - Every minute of it. - Yep.
1005 01:31:50 That's why I'm here now.
1006 01:32:04 Do you have a family?
1007 01:32:08 My wife's expecting our first.
1008 01:32:16 Congratulations.
1009 01:32:21 Go home.
1010 01:32:24 Please.
1011 01:32:30 Take that with you.
1012 01:32:39 Hey.
1013 01:32:44 - What's your name? - It's Jack.
