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To be fair though, Billy basically didn't answer any questions during that interview (at least that were put into the final cut). Nearly every question asked of
by mtrpcic 8y ago
To be fair though, Billy basically didn't answer any questions during that interview (at least that were put into the final cut). Nearly every question asked of him was met with awkward silence and pursed lips, or canned "I have no knowledge.." or "I can't comment on.." responses. I don't know that his interview added any bias in terms of what was shown in the film.
- eeeeeeeeeeeee 8y agoYep, he didn't truly seem remorseful either. He was more interested in protecting himself from any further legal issues. I don't think it was ethical to pay for his interview whatsoever.
- neaden 8y agoDoesn't that make it worse? They paid him money and didn't really get anything out if it means he just scammed someone else.
- spatley 8y agoWhich is likely a deliberate editing choice. Billy was paid to do the interview and then the director showed all that awkwardness to illustrate the depth of the grift.