00:01We're very pleased to have with us tonight the warden of the penitentiary where Truman
00:07has been conducting his research.
00:09Ladies and gentlemen, would you all please welcome Warden Foster Brooks.
00:31Thank you very much, Mr. Martin. Incidentally, your Uncle Rocco sends his best regards.
00:49I've gotten to know Truman Capote very, very well.
01:02Every week he comes to my prison and talks to my...
01:08What do you call them? Those fellows dress up like zebras?
01:23All of the prisoners have grown very fond of Truman.
01:30And they really love his book.
01:34Especially since we've been having a shortage of supplies in the washrooms.
01:46Now, it doesn't matter who...
01:50True in this interviewing, a mugger...
01:54Mugger...
01:55An arsonist...
01:58Murderer...
02:00Murderer...
02:03Murderer...
02:04Murderer...
02:05Murderer...
02:10He always asks very searching and penetrating questions.
02:16Like, if you had your life to live over, would you live it as a blonde?
02:29But Truman Capote is not only interested in reporting the facts.
02:34He has a deep humanitarian...
02:39Interest...
02:40Interest...
02:41Interest...
02:41In the rehabilitation...
02:43Of all types of criminals.
02:47I once asked him what he thought I should do for my pimps.
03:02He told me I should try clear a seal.
03:04I meet and he will love.
03:12I met him...
03:13And I met him.
03:17I would bus.
03:22Then, they smiled.
03:24Then, they smiled.
03:25Then, the來了...
03:25the moment of dying. I loved
03:25you of course!
