We can't show gross abuse of discretion if we can't even get our foot in the courthouse.

A ruling against Mayo gives the district attorney the ability to put up perjured testimony.

Imagine how this looks to William Mayo. This guy admits to lying, he admits to giving false testimony and still William is trying to get a court to hear this case.

Can you force this district attorney to present (charges of perjury) to a grand jury? That's what we're asking for.

The law, as changed, removes some of the discretion and lack of rules there might have been in the past, but it doesn't eliminate the flexibility that you need when there are unusual circumstances.

It will probably add $8-10 million to the lifetime gross of the picture. We'll be close to $5 million for the first week. And it should run another couple or three weeks. The picture's always played very well. I expect it will do another $3 or $4 or $5 million.