00:10I play John Hunt, who was the detective in the city of Dallas in 1981. Most of the story is
00:18set.
00:18One of the things that became a big part of his career was catching Forrest Tucker.
00:26Tracking him down and sort of figuring out who this person was, puzzling together sort of all the crimes that
00:32he'd committed
00:33and realizing that this was the one person who was responsible for all of these bank robberies.
00:41I think there was a respect between the two of them.
00:44I think the respect came with realizing that Hunt was going to be the animal that chased him.
00:50And he was going to be the animal that escaped.
00:55And he just loved that connection.
01:00When you have animals, the predator is going to go after the prey.
01:03The prey knows the predator is going to come after him, and he accepts that.
01:09He wasn't the person to actually catch him and put the handcuffs on him.
01:13He couldn't go outside the jurisdiction of his own state, which was Texas.
01:16So because Forrest was all over the map, he was even in California, he was in Montana,
01:20He couldn't follow him in those places, but if he ever came into Texas, he was going to get him.
01:25So it became an ambition of Hunt.
01:28And so I think that Hunt finally had a certain kind of respect.
01:33I think there's something about the romance of a non-violent, lifelong bank robber
01:41that seems sort of appealing to him.
01:44I think there's a way to do it.
01:52A wonderful home.
01:55Grazie a tutti.
