The point is that he tells a story full of details, but the verifiable part is verifiable one by one, and the most important lies are left in a lot of truth. False is true when it is true.
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Subtle lie
Neil 2022-03-21 09:01:03
Kevin Spacey’s famous work now! Of course, he has created many roles and they are all very successful. The film has a two-line narrative. The interrogation begins and the incident also begins. The two lines cross down and finally overlap. The villain played by Kevin Spacey almost relied on his mouth and acting skills to turn the police around.
The point is that he tells a story full of details, but the verifiable part is verifiable one by one, and the most important lies are left in a lot of truth. False is true when it is true.
The point is that he tells a story full of details, but the verifiable part is verifiable one by one, and the most important lies are left in a lot of truth. False is true when it is true.
Extended Reading
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cop: Todd Hockney?
Hockney: Who wants to know?
cop: New York Police Department.
[Hockney drops his screwdriver, sighs and reaches under the body of the car]
cop: Shit! Freeze! Hold it!
[Hockney actually pulls out a red cloth which he uses to wipe his face]
Hockney: You sure you brought enough guys?
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Verbal: McManus came to us with the job, Fenster got the vans, Hockney supplied the hardware, I came through with how to do it so no one got killed, but Keaton... Keaton put on the finishing touch. A little 'fuck you' from the five of us to the NYPD.