Man, referring to supermodel Gia, "She always followed her instincts, no matter where they took her." (0:01)
Gia’s father Joseph: "Yeah, I knew about the drugs." (0:02)
Gia’s friend: "I was afraid of the drugs, the way people used them." (0:02)
"Are you crazy?" (0:04)
Short order cook Gia asks a customer, "Are you nervous?"
”Am I making you nervous?” (0:06)
By telephone, modeling agent Wilhelmina Cooper tells Gia, "You're nervous about tomorrow."
”Well, everybody's nervous on their first shoot.”
”Take 1/2 of the Nembutal, the yellow and black.”
Gia swallows a pill from a prescription bottle. (0:20)
Her friend Stephanie tells Gia, "I need to blow." (0:34)
Gia snorts cocaine. (0:34)
Gia opens a prescription bottle. (0:43)
Gia snorts cocaine. (0:46)
Photographer Franceso Scavullo tells Gia, "It's confusing." (0:47)
Wilhelmina snorts a drug then offers some to Gia who snorts it. (0:49)
Gia inhales a drug through a glass tube. (0:53)
Funeral for Wilhelmina (0:56)
Gia grieves. She inhales more of a drug. (0:57)
A woman asks Gia, "Chasing the dragon, are you?" (0:59)
Gia walks into a shooting gallery.
”I'm sick, you... junkies.”
Junkie: ”I'll give you my shot.”
Gia: ”I don't shoot.”
The junkie injects her arm with heroin. (1:02)
Linda: "I was afraid of the drugs, the way people used them." (1:06)
A nurse tells Gia, "It's your responsibility to come in every day and take the methadone." (1:08)
Gia’s mother Kathleen tells Gia, "It's very depressing, this apartment."
”I hate what this methadone is doing to your shoulders.” (1:10)
Kathleen, referring to Gia: "She bought the drugs, and then she took off in the car like a crazy person. You know that old joke, ‘How can you tell when a junkie is lying?’ Her lips are moving." (1:11)
Gia asks a policeman, "Are you crazy?" (1:12)
Agent Mike Mansfield tells Gia, "Everyone's aware of the drug problem."
Gia: ”Well, I'm clean now...”
Mansfield: ”I want you to tell the world that you once had a drug problem, and now you don't.” (1:13)
Gia snorts a drug. (1:16)
An interviewer tells Gia, "At one point, you kind of got into the drug scene, didn't you?" (1:17)
Gia tells Linda, "I did one... line, one line." (1:19)
Gia injects herself. (1:25)
Photographer's assistant, referring to Gia: "What about the tracks on her arms?" (1:29)
Gia in the throes of heroin withdrawal in a rehab center. (1:36)
Another patient in a psychotherapy group tells Gia, "... I remember thinking I'm supposed to look like that and going... crazy because I don't." (1:37)
Kathleen: "I said to them, ‘Look, I'm not the drug addict here.” (1:37)
By telephone, Gia leaves a message for Linda: "We're supposed to ask forgiveness of the people that we hurt when we were drugging." (1:38)
Gia tells Kathleen, "It's the drugs, they're coming out of my system." (1:41)
Her doctor tells Gia, referring to AIDS, "... Intravenous drug users seem to be an especially high risk group..." (1:43)
Linda tells Gia,, "I was so nervous about seeing you." (1:48)
Gia’s friend T.J.: "She wanted to get a video camera and do this thing where she talk to kids about drugs." (1:56)
Kathleen, referring to Gia: "She died around 10 o’clock in the morning..." (1:58)