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Why was room 930 significant?

posted 9 years ago by BrunswickGreen
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Is that when 60 minutes starts? 930pm?

[–] Mack530 9 years ago

I believe he says that because that's where him and Bergman met for the first time. "I'll be in the lobby reading the new york times at 5pm"...then he orders room service

[–] IzzyTree 8 years ago

Yes, but if you look at the door number when Wigand leaves after talking to Bergman the first time, the door says "824." I believe it's a "goof."

[–] Whisper71 8 years ago

I think the hotel is adjacent to the B&W building and room 930 faces/is on the same level as their legal offices. Wigand mentions that it's the only light on in the building.

[–] Drooch (5333) 4 years ago

It’s where they made love for the first time.