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There are no journalists here.

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There are drugs. The therapies are
complex, difficult.

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We have options.

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When I was a child, I had an older
sister before Donatella was

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born.

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Her name was Tina.

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At 10 years old, she became very ill
with peritonitis.

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My parents sent me away to live with my
aunt and my uncle while they nursed her.

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But I couldn't be away from my family
for long, so one day I ran all the way

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back home.

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And when I walked into the house, I saw
her.

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My older sister.

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In an open casket, surrounded by white
flowers.

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No one had told me she had died.

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And to that moment I always believed
that if you get sick, you can also get

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better.

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I need to talk to him.

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What is Versace without you?

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We'll get you.

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Who am I without you?

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You hate me, don't you?

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He wasn't enough for you?

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This house, this life?

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You wanted more. More fun, more men.

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I understand that it's your business,
but why bring him into it?

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Because he chose to.

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No, he chose you.

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He went along with it because of you.

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Because he knew what you were thinking.

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Not handsome enough for handsome
Antonio.

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I am not a villain.

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I need not a thing.

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My brother has a weakness for beauty.

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He forgives you anything.

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But I am not my brother.

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Well, we can agree on something.

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You knew he wanted a family.

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Why didn't you give him one?

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Because we're not allowed.

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You could have found a way.

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He celebrated your marriage.

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He shed tears of joy in church for your
fucking union.

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What have you done but belittle me and
criticize the choice? What have you done

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for him?

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What have you given him?

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Stability? Safety?

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Children?

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If you had given him anything, I would
have given you respect.

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But you've given him nothing.

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I try not to be bitter on phone.

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I was never bitter before.

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If I was sad, I'd create.

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If I was angry, I'd create.

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But now I'm too sick.

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I'm too sick to work. I'm too sick to...
For the first time in my life, I'm

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jealous. I'm jealous of him.

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I'm jealous of her.

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I just want it out. I just want it out,
my love.

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I just want it out. Just get it out of
me.

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I need us to be a family.

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I cannot do this without love.

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Donatella, please.

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Please.

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He's gone, Antonio.

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There is no need for us to pretend
anymore.

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After everything he survived to be
killed like this.

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A high of 84 degrees and a low of 64
today in Florence. The investigation of

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the brutal murder of Lee Miglin with
police pursuing suspect Andrew Gounod.

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You get your moment.

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I don't have a reservation, and I know
it's very unlikely because this hotel is

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such a great position right next to the
oceanfront. But by any chance, do you

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have a room? If you have any.

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Kurt DeMarche. You're French?

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I was born in Nice. Have you ever been?

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Denise? No.

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It's beautiful.

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You could go sometime.

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I hope to go back soon. Maybe raise a
family. But first, I need to make my way

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in the world.

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I'm a fashion student.

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I traveled all the way here just so I
can share a few words with Mr. Versace.

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I hear he's very open to having
conversations with young, aspiring

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students.

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A fashion student?

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Don't judge by the clothes. I don't have
a dollar to spend on them. But I think

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Mr. Versace will find my conversation
very excellent. I would say, sir,

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nothing is more inspiring to me than
that one outfit that Carla Bruni wore.

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It was a skirt of crinoline like a giant
floral handkerchief fastened with a gold

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belt and daringly mismatched with a
denim shirt.

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I don't know much about Cunningham or
Mr. Versace, but how does $29.99 a night

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sound? Cash only. Paid in advance.

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No exceptions.

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Were you saying that some people
actually leave here without paying?

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All the time.

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I chased one man.

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Ran two blocks.

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Did you catch him?

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No. And I didn't want to.

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I was just trying to make sure I kept my
job.

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Let's take this camera and let's have
Sun West move the

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black button.

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Andrew Cunanan, 27 years old. He's
killed four men.

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His murder spree began in Minneapolis.

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Next murder was in the countryside by
East Rush Lake.

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Third victim was in Chicago.

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The fourth man was in New Jersey.

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Why do you think he's now in Miami?

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We don't know where he is. Well, he's
made the Bureau's top ten most wanted,

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which means right now every FBI office
in the country has agents looking for

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him. Do you think he's more or less
likely to be here compared to, say, Los

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Angeles or San Diego? We intend to do
our job on the assumption that he's

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coming here.

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We're talking about a really small area.

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The most popular gay venues are Twist,
Warsaw Ballroom, Salvation, Amnesia,

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the beach on 12th Street, and we're
here.

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If he comes here, pretty much you'll
have to walk right past us.

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We could visit these places in a day.
I'm happy to take you around.

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Let's get the flyers out, meet the bar
owners, community leaders.

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All right.

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Detective.

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You haven't read the case files, but
Cunanan won't be a regular tourist. He's

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a predatory escort, which means he's
going to target closeted, older, wealthy

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homosexuals. I've been told that bars in
Fort Lauderdale serve those kinds of

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men. So you don't want to canvas South
Beach as well? Get the flyers out there.

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We only have ten right now. We're having
more printed.

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When will they be ready? The flyers
aren't a priority for us.

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Well, that's certainly clear.

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I don't want to be a pain.

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I don't want to be a pain.

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I don't want to be a pain.

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I don't want to be a pain, but growing
up, I spent my summer swimming off the

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coast of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. So,
being this close to the ocean but not

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being able to see the water... makes me
sad.

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Don't tell anyone.

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Or they'll think I'm going soft.

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I won't say a word.

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Yeah, man.

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I'm in and I'll figure it out.

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Hey, is that girl Andy still locked up?

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She'll be in a minute.

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I'm Andy.

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I heard Miriam call you Kurt.

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What is Miriam calling you?

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Everybody calls me Ronnie.

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Know where to score?

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I don't do this kind of work anymore.

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I mean, I've done it.

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Look at me.

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Who am I kidding?

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Did you have a bad experience?

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I didn't have a good one.

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I worked at an AIDS awareness initiative
in San Diego.

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I was a volunteer. I've helped a lot of
people in my life. When they were sick,

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or when they were short of cash, or when
they needed someone.

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They came to me.

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You said?

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No.

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You couldn't tell me if you were?

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I might.

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You know, I don't tell most people.

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Most people freak out.

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I'm not one of those people.

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A few years ago, I was so close to
dying.

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I said all my goodbyes, spent all my
money, living like I had one month to

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live.

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And then they gave me these magic pills,
and suddenly I'm not going to die.

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It handed me my life back, and I didn't
know what to do with it, so I came out

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here. I read someplace that people like
living by the ocean who don't have much

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living left.

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Do you lose anyone?

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That's my best friend.

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And the love of my life.

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I'm sorry.

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Recently?

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This year.

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Both of them?

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Yeah.

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What brings you to Miami?

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I know people.

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Oh, yeah?

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Versace. Versace?

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His fashion is on it. No, and I know who
he is. You're friends?

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Yeah, we met in San Francisco.

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I was helping him with the costumes for
Capriccio. It's an opera he was working

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on. And one night, he treated me to a
meal at Star's. Anyone who's anyone eats

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there. You know it?

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Star's? No.

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He made a celebrity out of his head
chef, Jeremiah Towers.

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Anyway, that's when he proposed to me.

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Didn't work out, but...

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We're still friends.

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You ever wonder what if?

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Every day.

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Yeah, he's a big deal out here. Very
popular.

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He's always around. You can say hi.
He'll say hi back.

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Go in here.

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Nice man.

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I'm not that into his clothes, though.

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That's because you don't know him. I
don't know him.

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What? No, I don't know him, but his
doors have windows. I can see through

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the glass.

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The more you know him, the more you like
his clothes.

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Is that so?

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The man invented his own fabric.

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When they told him what he wanted wasn't
possible, he just created it himself.

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Ever heard of Oraton?

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Oraton? It's a fine chainmail mesh of
aluminum alloy so light that a woman can

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wear it on a hot summer's day.

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Sounds real nice.

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I don't see something nice.

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I see the man behind it.

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A great creator.

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The man I could have been.

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Been with?

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Don't worry about money. I'm going to
share this with you 50-50.

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I look after my friends.

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It's always been important to me.

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I don't know what to say.

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How many times have you done this
before?

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Two? Three?

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How many people do you employ in
business?

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300?

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5,000.

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Globally.

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I can be submissive.

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You have no idea.

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Except. Except.

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Accepted.

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Accepted.

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Anything else, sir?

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If you could come back in 30 minutes.

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You know,

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my mom used to bring me lobster when I
was at school. She'd bring it to me for

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lunch. All the other kids were eating
peanut butter jelly sandwiches.

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There I was.

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My little sachet of cracked black pepper
wrapped up like little gram

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of cocaine.

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What's your emergency?

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Hi.

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What's your emergency?

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Nothing.

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Why do you have to hire these women?

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Why don't you like them? They look ill.

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Girls, can you give us a room?

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I need to talk to my brother.

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What happened?

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You agreed to try them? Yes, Donatella,
but I want my mothers to look like they

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enjoy life.

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Like they eat, at least. Like they
laugh, like they dance, they make love.

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What do those girls enjoy?

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Front covers.

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So you think I cannot make the front
cover anymore?

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Everybody's talking about Galeano and
McQueen. What are they doing next?

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Should I be asking myself what are
people talking about?

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If you want to sell any clothes, yes.

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No, Donatella, it comes from here first.
From here.

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and then you hire the photographers, and
then you throw the parties, and then you

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ask celebrities to wear our clothes.

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But that comes second.

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I'm worried, Gianni.

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Our shows were the future ones.

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When did I become the past?

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People see the same models, and they say
the same thing.

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Versace, great, masterful, but I know
this guy. I knew him ten years ago, and

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here he is again.

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Donatella, I get better every day,
stronger. It's a miracle.

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Maybe one day I will tire of being
thankful that I'm alive.

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Maybe one day it won't seem like a
miracle and I will be able to produce a

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show as dark and as morbid as you
desire.

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But until that day, life is special.

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Life is precious.

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And that is how I feel.

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And my shows must be about what I feel.
If not, they are about nothing.

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Do you really think people will hear
those words when they see your clothes?

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They won't. You're wrong. They will
know. They won't know the details, of

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course, but they will feel those
emotions because the clothes will make

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them feel them.

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Okay, you dress your girls, I dress
mine.

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We'll see who wins.

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Perfect. Let's fight. We're family. It's
okay to fight. We fight.

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What dress will end the show? A bride. A
silver dress. With a veil pulled back

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behind her head. Not covering her face.

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How original.

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Not a virgin bride.

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A Versace bride.

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She will be a woman who's loved many men
before. A woman who's finally found her

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equal. A match for her passions.

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She won't be dainty. She won't be timid.
She will be proud and strong.

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And that's how I will end my show.

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Our show our show now get the girls

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Oh.

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I used to be a florist, you know.

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I was a good one.

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This thing about starting up again here
in Miami, just running a little kiosk.

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It would need two people to run it.

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You and me.

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We get along well enough, I think, yeah?

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Anything's got to be better than working
that beach, don't you think, Andy?

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I'm gonna take a shower.

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Okay.

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Yeah, yeah. A shower. Why not?

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Andrew?

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What'd you do?

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Nothing.

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I've done... nothing.

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I've done nothing my whole life.

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Come join us.

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I will. I will be there.

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Go play.

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I don't want this anymore.

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I want you.

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I want to marry you.

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You can say it in the morning.

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Or can you say it in the evening?

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Where'd you get this?

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It's a remarkable story.

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Sister's here.

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Come on, Johnny.

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I'm here.

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The real Donatella has a key. Oh, come
on, Johnny. Let me in. Not tonight. Come

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on, baby.

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Johnny. No, no, no, baby.

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Johnny, let me in.

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Baby, I've told you so many times. I can
only handle one Donatella. One is

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enough. And one Versace.

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Versace. Yeah, brava. Baby, big kiss for
you, but I cannot let you in. One is

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enough. Okay?

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Will I see you again?

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I'm sure.

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You don't have that money, do you?

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We were friends.

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It was real, right?

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When someone asks you if we were
friends, you'll say no.

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Seven years old.

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5 feet, 10 and a half inches.

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dark brown hair and eyes with a

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Hi, what would you like to order? Tuna
combo.

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$2.99?

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Keep the change.

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Tuna, can you cover me?

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911, what's your emergency?

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I don't know his name. He was on
America's Most Wanted. Is this man black

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or white?

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White guy. The white guy who killed four
white guys. He's here.

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No joke.

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Send everything right now.

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Okay.

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I'm thinking about it.

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Hi. Hi, it's nice to meet you. You're
amazing.

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I don't want to die anymore.

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I want you to.

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I want to marry you.

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I'm Andy.

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So what do you do?

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I'm a serial killer.

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What?

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I said I'm a banker.

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I'm a stockbroker. I'm a shareholder.
I'm a paperback writer. I'm a cop. I'm a

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naval officer. Sometimes I'm a spy.

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00:50:43,570 --> 00:50:47,770
I build movie sets in Mexico and
skyscrapers in Chicago. I sell propane

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in Minneapolis.

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I import pineapples from the
Philippines.

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You know, I'm the person least likely to
be forgotten.

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I'm Andrew Cunanan.