Capote

Author Truman Capote tells the others, "I’m not saying you need to be psychoanalytical about the whole mess." (0:03)

Truman tells author Nelle Harper Lee, "Now I’m nervous." (0:06)

Truman sees the Clutter family caskets in a funeral home. (0:13)

Truman tells the others, "I’d work like mad all day long... it was my stepfather, Joe Capote, calling to say that my mother had died... Don’t worry whether it’ll interest me or not..." (0:20)

Truman tells Det. Alvin Dewey, "You don’t have to worry..."
Dewey: ”Well, I’m not worried.” (0:22)

Truman tells defendant Hickock, "So there’s no worry of having a bad picture." (0:35)

Warden Marshall Krutch tells Truman, referring to defendant Perry, "... it ain’t his right to kill himself." (0:44)

Hickok tells Truman, "... he’s just trying to prove the insanity defense." (0:46)

Perry tells Truman, "We’re on, uh, a suicide watch." (0:51)

By telephone, Truman tells Harper, referring to Perry, "He had a brother and a sister kill themselves." (0:54)

Perry tells Truman, "You’ll write we never got to raise an insanity plea."
Truman: ”Do you worry what I’ll think?” (0:57)

His writer lover Jack tells Truman, "I was wondering why you were in such a good mood." (1:05)

Perry’s sister tells Truman, "June’s dead. Frank shot himself..." (1:18)

Printed invitation to the premiere of "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1:31)

Truman: "... if they win this appeal, I will have a complete nervous breakdown. I may never recover." (1:33)

Title, referring to Truman Capote: "He died in 1984 of complications due to alcoholism." (1:48)