Jealousy (1945) - full transcript
The wife of an alcoholic writer must take a job as a taxi driver to make ends meet. A young man she picks up as a fare befriends her, but when her husband is found murdered, the police suspect she and her new "friend" committed the murder.
Subtitles by Nostromo
-I hear you were away last week,right?
-Wet
-Good Morning,Mrs Urban
-Hello
Is there something wrong?
You look a little upset
No,Bill I'm not mad really
I wish it was nothing
But it seemed that everything is
getting worse with him all the time
-Beverley Hills Hotel
-Yes,Sir
Beverley Hills Hotel
Yes,we weekend once,it was wonderful
Now we walked here
By the ? same palm trees
Nothing has changed
Everything the same
1608 North Dennesey,
do you know where it is?
Yeah,Sir,of course I know where it is
Funny
We used to live right next door
Three years ago
It was our first home in Hollywood
Peter worked so hard,day
and night he worked on his novel
But then he stopped,his work,
his courage,his ambition
2707 Hill Side Drive
Yes,Sir,that's me,Janet Urban
I'm driving a taxi
Trying to make a living
Of what?
Yes
That's what I like to know
For what?
I won't be long,wait for me will you?
Yes,Sir
It's a nice view,isn't it?
-Oh,I'm sorry
-That's quite all right
I'm in no hurry
I hope I didn't disturb
any thoughts
I was trying not to think
Did you succeed?
No
What were you trying not to think about?
Oh,nothing,nothing important
Are you ready to go now?
No,not yet I'd like to look at the view
Haven't you ever been up here before?
-No
-Why? Are you a stranger?
In a way
You'll like Los Angeles
You are very high here,but look out
mountain you can see some miles
They even tell me you can
see Catalina Island on a clear day
How long did you say
you've been in Los Angeles?
Ten years but I always
travel the same path like a
Street car conductor or milkman
You must be a very busy man
I'm a doctor
Tell me,what made you chose this job?
Because I
Because it pays well
Most beautiful isn't it?
You like music?
I love it
You know what that is?
Yes
Well,what is it?
Brahms first
You get the right composer but
the wrong number,that's the second
Second is nice too but
Really that is first
Oh no,you're wrong
that's the second,listen
Now you see
Yes
That's really nice to find
someone who admits they are wrong
But I didn't admit I was wrong
You see the cab company has a list of rules
They are all nicely
printed on a little card
Rule number four urges
drivers to refrain from fights
brawls,violent language
and arguments with their passengers
All right,no fight no
argument come on let's go
Here you are
Thank you
Thank you ,if my car hadn't broken down
I wouldn't had such a pleasant afternoon
Oh,hello
I found this in my cab,is it yours?
Oh,yes
Thanks a lot I wouldn't lose this
for the world this is my lucky charm
An old locket I picked up in France
when I was a medical student
I'm glad I found it then
Well,when now that you are here
won't you let me show you the difference
between Brahm's first and Brahm's second?
But I know the difference
I'm afraid you are wrong,eh
No,not at all
Well,come in then
While I'll prove it to you
All right
There see,Brahms 1st
Now perhaps you'd be convinced
I'm wrong,you are right
I know,the first happens to be my favourite
Excuse me
Hello
Speaking
Watson?
Put them through
Hello,Monika,how are you?
Gosh,it's good to hear your voice
Fine
Do I miss you?
Fine,absolutely,loves without you
What do you mean coming home?
I sent you away for a rest,
and a rest you're going to have
No,no I am putting of the lecture
till you get back,I want you to hear it
Yes,I will
OK,Monika
Good Bye
I'm sorry that was my
What can I do for you?
I liked it swapped
Let me see it
All right pick it up something
I want a gun
Gun?
Get me that black box on the shelf there
All right,pick yourself one out,go on
-Can I have this one?
-Yeah,go ahead
Wait a minute,I forgot
Just a minute,I got to take
down the number,you see
It's the law
You got any identification papers?
Yes
Let me see
Peter
Urban
8298 Laurel Canyon
Peter
Yes
Why are you still up?
What time is it?
-It's after four
-Please close the door,dear
Sorry
Try to get some sleep
Yes I will
Good night,Peter
Good night,sweetheart
Ernie
Go home
Peter
What are you doing in here?
-Go back,Janet
-No
-I won't
-Please
Give me that
Janet,please
Janet,Janet
Oh,Peter
How could you even
think of such a thing?
Because there was nothing else to do
Nothing
Nothing
You wrote more books than ? was started
in most offices published in a lifetime
You got to remember those things,
darling,until you get started again
You don't understand
You have never been father(?)
You have never walked
through the strange cities
Looking for something
Just anything opening up a friendly memory
No,Peter
But I will be
When it's all over,I'll be the foreigner
Wandering through your
cities needing your help
My cities
They've been blown up
Levelled to the ground
They are finished,
just as I am finished
But cities can be build again
And so can life
It only takes courage
Courage and just staying alive
Look,Peter
It'll soon be dawn
Darkness is going away
It always does
Come on
I'm going now,Peter
I'm late
Promise me you'll sleep
Here,I leave you my cigarettes
Then you won't have any
I'll get some at the corner
Thanks
Tell me
Where did you get that gun?
Oh,I traded my cigarette case for it
But where?
Does it matter?
Done at a swap shop at
Santa Monica Boulevard
But your cigarette case
It meant so much to you
Please,Janet,stop this questioning
All right
And don't play the injured wife,I hate it
I know
And it seems you're
beginning to hate me too
I might have known you would say that
I suppose,you don't hate me at all
No
No,you love me
Yes,of course,that's it
You love me perfectly
You couldn't dare to
part with me,could you?
Why else do I stay with you
I'll tell you why you stay
Because I'm the only creature you know
miserable enough,to give you
that feeling of that superiority
And how you love it
But you don't understand,Peter
I know how bitter you must feel
And how difficult it is for
you to begin a ? all over again
But there's only one thing to do
You have to give up
that silly pride of yours
Now it comes
Why don't I go to work?
Why do you say it again?
I never ask you to do
anything you didn't want to
That's why I took a job
You've been supporting
me for nearly two years
But I did it gladly because
I wanted to help you
Sometimes I wonder you can be helped at all
Janet
-Hello,Hugo
-Hello,Janet
I'm lucky I got you today,
I hate to walk to the bus
Today is my fifth day in studio
a wonderful job,not much to
do,nothing to learn
I said good bye to my ambition
I make my living
I wish Peter had your optimism
But
But what?
Last night in the garage
He tried to kill himself
I've never seen him quite so bad before
Frightens me
I never know any more when
I come home whether or not he...
I don't know what to tell you
It's difficult to be nobody
Back home he was a great man
But you've been through the same thing
Well,yes but
Peter is a sick man,I
mean sick in his heart
You still love him,don't you?
Yes,of course I
I still love him
Thanks I'd rather not
Ah,come,come Janet
This is a celebration
Tonight we are happy
All three of us happy at the same time
That's not very often,you know,come on
No,Peter,honestly
Why not?
You can't let me get up and
go to work early in the morning
I see
And I don't have to,do I?
That isn't what I meant,darling
That matter if you meant it or not
Where are you going?
To get me some cigarettes
I have cigarettes
My case
Where did you get it?
It took almost two weeks
Yesterday I found it
You are a sweet girl
She gets something into her mind
And she get through with it
What's this all about?
Oh,nothing
That must be costly to get it back
That doesn't matter
Matters a great deal to me
And then I'm going to pay you back
And I hope very soon
What kind of talk is this
Yesterday you didn't have
your case today you have it
So why are you angry?
Why do you think she
gave me the case tonight?
Why not yesterday?
Because she wanted to
humiliate me in front of you
That it isn't true
I know your sense of timing
You know the exact
moment when it hurts most
I think we'd better leave
Well,I'm not holding you back
Waiter
-Bring me a brandy
-Peter
Please don't drink any more
You had enough
-You heard what I said?
-Yes -Fine
I'll drink as much as I please
One brandy
Was it the money you're worrying about?
-Your money
-You don't have to shout at me
You don't like it,why don't you go
You're drunk again
Oh,let her go
Wait a minute,please
I'm Dr Brent,you remember
Yes,I remember
May I drive you home?
Thanks
I am not going home
Or may I drive you wherever you are going?
It's awfully kind of you but
I couldn't let you go alone,
you're much too upset
I don't really know where I want to go
Well,let's just drive
You must love him very much to ?
I wish they stopped playing that tune
Why? Don't you like it?
I think it is right out of a cloudburst
Why did you marry him?
Because I loved him
But he was so different then
He was so full of hope and
confidence about the future
But he wasn't able to succeed here
And he couldn't go back
I guess he began to die
A little by little
Sometimes I can't help
feeling it's my fault
Your fault? If he continuously
threatens to commit suicide
Yes
Because I thought if I'd work I
could give him the little things one needs
He needed more than just a roof
over his head and a full stomach
He needed something
I was unable to give him
His self confidence
It must be terrible to be uprooted as he is
I do not how but I so much
would like to help him
He never accept help from anyone
Tell me why did you
leave so suddenly the other day?
I thought your wife was
calling long distance
My wife?
I thought it was your wife
There was someone you
You called Monika
Monika,she's my assistant Dr Anderson
But really I'm surprised of myself
if I spoke her in such a way that
made you think she was my wife
I'm sorry if I said something I shouldn't
God,no,Monika is my friend,a
very brilliant woman,by the way
Intelligent,clear minded,
and not at all emotional
That's what's make her
such a good collaborator
I wish I could be like that
You mean brilliant?
No,unemotional
It would make things so much easier for me
What for instance?
Oh,I don't know
somehow I think it would make me feel free,
free to do the things I like
And what would that be?
To live
Just to live
I had your car picked and there
is a new chair in your office
I hope you like it
Will you allow,Sir? Where do you
want me to put the trunk?
Just wait a minute
Monika,where should he put the trunk?
Any place
Leave it right there
How much is that?
-it will be 3$ and 75 cent,Sir
-OK,keep the change-Thank you,Sir
Monika how was it?
Strolling through the woods all by yourself
Pinewoods are all right but
I missed the smell of ether
Where is the key?
I let it go till later
David
You changed
You look 10 years younger
Thanks
Why the cases seems
to have done you a lot of good
It did
Yeah
I discovered something
while you were gone
You what?
I am in love
David,that's wonderful
How did it happen?
I'm kind of surprised myself I
guess it sort of sneaked up on me
There's a complication however
What are they?
She's married
Yeah,that's a complication,all right
I want you to meet her,
I'd like you two to be friends
I'd like that
David,fix yourself a drink,
you know where everything is
Aren't you going to tell me about it
What's she like? How did you meet her?
Well,believe or not I
was waiting for a taxi
Yeah,who picked up whom?
But seriously,Monika,for the first
time in my life,I really love something
I guess it happen when
When I saw her in trouble
Peter,what are you doing?
Oh,it's you
What are you doing?
Turning everything upside down like this
Same things people usually do
when they turn things upside down
Conducting research my friend
Dear Francis,that's the sister in New York,
Now listen to this
I have hung on these last two years
hoping it would work out,
but he won't let it
And now something has happened
that has changed my whole life
I'm so sure of it
That's all,she never finished
I probably interrupted her
I wondered what changed her whole life
Or rather who changed her whole life
What do you mean,who?
Aren't you stupid,Hugo?
If a young,attractive woman suddenly
find her whole life has changed
It's usually a man,who has changed it
Oh,you're crazy,I would be
happy for her share luck
Look at this
Found in one of her purses
-What's in it?
-Well,open it
There's something scribbled inside
CO902095 What's that?
A phone number or car license
That happens to be a
number on a phone record
Hear this
I just bought it
Tell me
-Does she know that you..
-Of course not
Very sweet and sentimental
You can make(?),Hugo
Don't you think it's kept a little common
I think you are just a little crazy
But we won't know before the third act
But I can promise you
It's going to turn out
different than she thinks
She still wants to get rid of me
This time she shall have to do the shooting
I'll take it
Yes,hello
This is Mr Urban speaking
Yes
Yes,of course
I shall be there right away
Thank you,thank you very much
What is it?
You know they just called about that recent
job that I applied for some time ago
They want me to start working
right away,isn't that wonderful?
Peter,that's wonderful,I'm happy
Of course it isn't for writing,
there's only for translation
But it's something I can do
Oh,this is the chance I've been hoping for
What he really wants it is a general ?
Perhaps best to take it
In any case,for more than 75,they
do like you to take your own time
They must have said very highly of you
It's very considered
I don't even know him
But it seems that the gentleman
who recommended you
gave you a wonderful build up
Gentleman recommended me?
Who recommended me?
I don't know his name
So
I wasn't offered the position because of my
Past reputation
I am sorry but I didn't know,the Dean said
Never mind
I'm a writer,Madame
In those shelf's the best of
modern European literature like you said
Then one of my work should be among them
I'm sorry,Mr Urban
Don't be sorry,Madame,I think I understand
But I'm sure there's been some mistake
Rarer than you think,and a
very stupid mistake at that
Hello,Janet
Oh,you look lovely
Where's your car?
Over there
Such a beautiful day
I thought I'd come down and pick
you up and take you for a ride
Come on
It's been a long time since
we drove together,hasn't it?
You seem a little nervous my dear
I noticed you were surprised to see me but
I didn't think it would upset you that much
I haven't interfered with
your plans,have we?
No
We used to like to drive out
to the beach,do you remember?
In the?drove out
there,you,Francis and I
We haven't heard from
her for a long time
You written to her lately?
No I haven't
Don't drive so fast,please
Don't you trust me
I trust you
I trust you with my very life
You trust me with your life too
Wouldn't you?
Where are we going?
To Salara where we'll be alone
You know I've been thinking
Where we are,the end of a continent
But the other shore seems closer to
me than you are at this moment
I know I've lost you
Something has come between us
What?
I don't know what you are talking about
What do you want?
You
No matter how
What have you done?
Died
So suddenly
Isn't that rather(?) sudden?
? of the preliminaries(?) at next time
But the final moment
Only ? and that instant
Something seems strange
Something which thought they could fly
Anywhere
To where it wished,that
frail and beautiful thing died
Come,shall we go?
I forgot to fill my sheet
-Is it really that important?
-I'll be right back
I'm terribly sorry Miss Ray
but I can't give you an appointment
with Dr Brent for at least 3 weeks
Yes,I'll call you
Good bye
May I help you?
I'd like to see Dr Brent,please
Dr Brent flew to San Francisco
this morning for a transportation
When do you expect him back?
It's indefinite,would you like
to leave your telephone number?
No thank you
I thought I'll tell you how
grateful I am,good bye doctor
Good bye
Would you like to leave a message?
Just tell that Mrs Urban was here
Mrs Urban?
I'm Dr Anderson
I'm Monika,David's assistant
Oh,I wonder
Won't you come in?
Sit down,please
Thank you
I'm so glad to meet you finally,Mrs Urban
I'm happy to meet you
Do you think Dr Brent will be back tonight?
No I don't think so
I'm expecting him to phone me
He's going to be be awfully disappointed
to have missed you
I don't want to trouble you
But you are not
Won't you sit down
You look tired
I hardly slept last night
Why?
You're nervous?
Yes,I have been rather nervous
David told me about you
Has he?
Tell me,did you have your lunch yet?
No
Then let's have it together
I'd like to
I was afraid you might
consider me an intruder
Intruder why?
Well,you know
I've only known David
for such a short time and
Well,you've known him for years
Do you love him?
Oh,here I have it
Why do you carry a gun?
You see I need it for my job
You drive at night?
No,but
Janet,tell me why you carry a gun
Because I'm afraid
-What of?
-Of him
Does he know about David?
I wish I knew
I've been entertaining Janet with
a lecture on child psychology
but I caught her yearning a couple of times
You did that,it was very interesting
I'd like to read your book
I didn't know that Monika wrote
Well,Monika's book is a
milestone in medical science
And very dull too
Would you write something in it for me?
Yes,if you would like
Janet
I'm so glad you're back
I came to see you I've
something to tell you
What?
Oh,I've known what you've been through
A publisher has received Peter's book
It is so wonderful that they accepted it
I must go now
I don't want him become suspicious
Let me help you off
I think it is still drizzling outside
Thank you
Well,here you are
That's sweet of you,Monika
I'll drive you home,Janet
No please I'd rather not
I'll take the bus to corner
I'll walk down with you
All right
-Good night,Monika
-Good night,Janet
I'll be right back
Stopped raining
I love walking in the rain
You know this is the first
time we walk together
I miss the snow at Christmas
Back East I always went skiing at this time
There would plenty of snow at home now
Isn't it wonderful when you see
that great white sloop in front of you
and then just go shooting
down into the valley
You are very quiet
I have a strange feeling of foreboding
Let me give you this
But that's your lucky charm
Do you still believe it?
Of course I do
Don't you?
Isn't this a picture of
perfect bless and harmony
Christmas tree
With its lovely smell
Phoney of course
I like this smell
Brings back all the memories
I remember back home in Prague
Snow
There's a big night
Cool,Hugo
Maybe but I'm happy
Aren't you?
When you have all reasons
Your book will be published,
now you'll have money again,hold it
Oh yes,I have everything
A loving wife
Good friend and money
Yes,Janet and I,are leaving for Mexico
What?
I'm not going with you,Peter
You don't need me any more
It will be best for both of us if we part
Don't use so dramatic terms
Of course you'll come with me
And if I refuse?
You wouldn't dare
You can't force me to go with you
I wouldn't be so sure
I'm not afraid of you any more
I should have left you a long time ago
But I stayed with you out of share pity
Beat of it
Don't touch me or I
Or you'll do what?
Let's see how you leave me
I'll find you
And he will be the one to pay
You wouldn't dare
Ah,wouldn't I?
Has it ever occurred to you that if
I could get gun once I can get it again
Of course this time I
wouldn't use it on myself
Oh,why don't you go
Leave her alone
Don't fall for that stuff
You seem exceptional happy today,David
At last there's hope
Hope for what?
Janet's divorce
-Divorce?
-Yes
His books been accepted,now
he's no longer depended on her
Janet feels free
What do you think of Dr Cruger?
I think he's a fine surgeon
You like him,don't you?
Yes,why?
I'm glad you feel that way about
him because he's taking over my practice
David,do you mean to say you're quitting?
You know I always wanted to give
up practice and go in for research
Now I can go to John Hopkins,
they always wanted me
And Cruger would be delighted
to have you as his assistant
All those years we worked together
They don't mean a thing
They mean a great deal to me
But don't you understand
then I can take Janet away
Oh,don't be a fool,David
We've built up a wonderful
practice together
Are you going to throw it away?
After all that work
You're reputation
There are things more
important than work and reputation
But it's going to be awful hard to
Please,David,don't say any
more,I think I understand
Why didn't you call me last night?
I couldn't,Peter was home
He insisted I go to Mexico with him
Oh,what did you decide?
I know what I have to do
He's gone home and drinking
-Oh,Janet,if I were you
-My purse is gone
Your purse?
I must have left it on
one of the counters
The glass counter?
Do you remember if I still had it then?
No I don't
But where else have we been?
Everywhere,gloves,lingerie,perfume
I'd better go to the lost and
found department first
Would you mind looking
around in the mean time
Of course,where shall we meet?
Right here
Janet,what took you so long?
I couldn't find it
I looked for it in practically
every department
I didn't have any luck either
I picked up David's present
for you in the mean time
Thank you
You know,Monika
This is my first gift to David
And I can't give it to him
Would you do it for me?
You know what to say
Yes,I think I do
Janet
Was that thing still in your purse?
Main floor
Not bad
Champagne?
Not bad Veuve Clicquot 37 the last
two bottles I had left
-Skol
-Skol
I guess we never dreamed that the
great we worked pressing as fast
Come to this
That was a wonderful ceremony,Monika
I will never forget it
You remember your first
lecture at the Sorbonne?
We celebrated the premiers afterward
and drunk a lot of the same brand
And you got the list so high
High? I was tight
Later we went to Bois de Boulogne
That at the edge of the night
I can still see the dark
silhouettes flowing
You told me all the things
you were going to do
Then you smoked the ? cigarette
Didn't like it
Throw it away
A long fly in the air
Monika,you've got an amazing memory
For some things
Well,I'd better answer it
Hello
Janet,what is it?
What?
I'll be right over
David,what is it?
What's happened?
He's committed suicide
-A couple of angler shots is enough,Jack
-Yes,Sir
I think this will do,hold it
for me,Jack,will you
OK,Inspector?
All right,Jack
Doc,what do you say?
It's all right to take him away?
Sure
You make up the report for the Coroner
I will
Looks like suicide,all right
-So long,Doc
-So long
-Don,tell the boys to take him away
-Yes,Sir
Now
You say your husband tried
this once before,when was that?
About five months ago
She caught him in time
-You're friend of his?
-Yes,his best friend
What kind of fellow was he?
He was a great man,once
He had a wonderful country
He lost it
His great fortune
Was taken away from him
His parents were tortured to death
So he came here
He tried to use tools which
were not fit to his measures
His poor heart grew with that
There you see him now
To save it
Well,I don't think there's any more to do
I know it is tough,Mrs Urban
I'm sorry
Good Night
Good night
David
I think you'd better wait here
I'll get her
I guess you're right
I'm terribly sorry
When did it happen?
I don't know
I came home
Found him over there
I come to take your home with me
You can't stay here
Come on now,just pack a few things
David is waiting outside
-Do you want me to help you?
-No thank you
Must have been a terrible
shock for you and Janet
I don't know about Janet but
How long have you known her?
A few months
Did she tell you everything?
What do you mean?
That her marriage was not a happy one
Yes,she told me that
He was a drunkard,wasn't he?
He drank because he was unhappy
When did you see him last?
Late this afternoon
Was he drinking then?
He finished this whole bottle then
-Dr Anderson?
-Yes
When I left Peter this
afternoon he was sound asleep
He was so drunk he couldn't move
He would have slept right through
until tomorrow morning
What are you driving at?
I don't believe it was suicide
Do you realize what you are saying?
Yes
He didn't do it
Then how do you think he died?
It was murder
By whom?
-Ready Janet?
-Yes
-Good night,Mr Kral
-Good night
-Good Night,Hugo
-Good night
I think I'll be going,Good night
Good night,David
David
I lost the locket you gave me
It was in the purse
That's all right,I'll get you another one
But I can't think any more
What will happen to us?
Nothing will happen
Thank you,Monika
Here,take this
It'll help you to sleep
If I only could
I keep seeing his face
I'm frightened
You'll be a sleep in half an hour
I liked to know I have
been wounding someone
Hello,Dr Anderson
All right,I would never
in the world have known you
Sit down,please
That is a very realistic make up you have
I've been,say
What's the name of your picture?
I'd love to come and see you
You won't see very much of me
What's your part?
Part?
I haven't got a part
I'm just bought by the day
Mr Kral it must seem
strange to you that I called
But I wanted to talk to you
It's urgent
Yes
Frankly I'm worried
You hinted that something the other
day that might be very serious
Have you any proof?
No,Dr Anderson,I have no proof,
I mean in the legal sense
Do you suspect her?
Yes
You mean to say that Janet?
Killed Peter
I was afraid of that
That's why I came here,to warn you
To warn me?
Mr Kral
If you accuse her
openly I'll be her witness
That purse where she kept the gun was
stolen from the Hollywood Department Store
When?
The afternoon he died
And I was there when the theft took place
I see
I'm really glad you came
Thank you
You see,if the police had
ever found out your suspicion
Janet would be in a very
dangerous situation
Of course I could always
prove she lost her purse
Maybe they'll find it
Maybe,but I think looked
everywhere while I was waiting
Weren't you together all the time?
Well,with only a little while
For how long?
Well,I told you just a little while
Maybe twenty minutes
Twenty minutes?
Hey,Kral,your first shot
Coming Mr Coburn
I'm very sorry,doctor,I must go
But Mr Kral
Good bye Dr Anderson
??Mr Kral,it was joint swell of you to come
You listen to me,Burt
I'm ready to bail her out for any sum
You say how much
I don't know but don't be unreasonable
You've got to tell me
why you are holding her
Hmm
Yes?
Oh,I see
Well
Thanks,Burt,Good bye
What is it?
She can't be bailed out,David
Why?
The charge against her
is first degree murder
Murder? But that's absurd Melvin
she could never have done it
I must see her,I must talk to her
I don't think you should
Why not?
Because you might be suspected of collusion
You got to think of yourself,that
you are a good man,your reputation
Forget it,she means more
to me than anything else
They finally let me see you
I've missed you so terribly
I was afraid I never see you again
Darling,you mustn't talk like that
Nothing will happen
Everything is against me
They can't convict you
You know David
Sometimes I think this is
a penalty I have to pay
I wanted to make so happy
Oh,but you have darling
I've be happy every minute
since I've known you
You remember the little Joe Diner?
I've gone there often all by myself
And I always sit at the
same little table by the window
But I've never really been alone,darling
Because you're always with me
-And you always will be
-Yes,always
I came here tonight to ask you to marry me
And then no matter
what they decide tomorrow
You'll be my wife
I'm not afraid of tomorrow any more,darling
Even if they sentence me to death
The court find you guilty
of murder in the first degree
Hello,give me the city desk
Mac,this is Bill
Then switched the headlines,Urban case
Twenty years,why? That's a lifetime
David,I know that at a time like this
It is impossible to find the right words
There is only one
thing that'll help you
That's work
Work?
For what? For whom?
I know how you feel
but you can't give up your work
you can't just throw away what
is taken us years to build up
I can't do anything else
From now on I have only
one goal,to fight that verdict
To fight for my wife
Your wife?
Yes I married Janet last night
Why did you do such a thing?
David
David
The man you met know,you know,
is a client of mine,Senator O'Neil
He'd just flighted a similar case
And his advice
Monika
Will you get us a glass of water,please?
Yes,Sir
Is there anything I can do to help?
Get the car over we'll take her right home
-There's the water,Sir
-Thanks,put it down there will you
Can I help the lady?
No thanks,she'll be quite
all right,thank you very much
Feeling better?
I think I'm all right now
That's funny
I've never fainted before
How long was I unconscious?
Just a few minutes
Now Melvin I want to get
in touch with you later
Where will you be?
I'll be at the club,anything important?
Yes,I think so
Can't you tell me now?
No,I'll,no I'll call you later
I'm fine now,David
You don't have to stay
That's quite all right
Don't you think it is chilly here?
Shall I light the fire?
If you want
Thanks
You haven't eaten all day
Do you like a sandwich or something?
Thanks I'm not hungry
I couldn't eat either
Do you really believed she killed him?
Yes,David
So difficult to talk about this
Why do you ask?
They had all this against her
I want to know if you
really believed she did it?
I'm afraid I do,David
No,Monica you don't
That locket you are wearing
around your neck
Why didn't you destroy it?
Why didn't you destroy it?
Oh,no
I couldn't,I never could destroy
anything that belonged to you
I kept so many things you thought you lost
A book,pencil
Even that cigarette holder
I lived with these little things around me
Things that was part of you
I even remember
The first day I ever went to your office
Seven years ago the 25th of March
Didn't take me long to
fall in love with you
But I knew if you ever found out
You wouldn't even let me stay
So I never showed it
I kept it hidden
Like a secret
Even for everybody
Even you
And it grew and it grew in the darkness
Until
I can't explain
It became more precious to me
Anything you could ever imagine
I wasn't unhappy all those years
I thought the work we were doing was
the most important thing in the world
You were close to me every day
And then she came
And you said to me one day you'd quit
You'd give up your work here
I knew that was the end for me
You were taking my life from me
So I took hers
You are going to be happy,
David,you and Janet
You mustn't waste one minute of hating me
But you have a measure
my love for you in this,David
Of the two women who wanted you
I loved you enough to kill
And I still love you enough to do it again
That's about all the love
a woman can have,David
Here
Take it
What strangers we are,Monika
And I thought I knew you
better than anyone in the world
David
Do something for me please
Call Russell
I want to talk to him before you do
Please
Is Mr Russell there?
This is Dr Brent speaking
Yes he said he would be in
would you have him paged
Go now,please
Good night,Monika
Good bye,David
Hello
Hello
This is Monika
Subtitles by Nostromo
-I hear you were away last week,right?
-Wet
-Good Morning,Mrs Urban
-Hello
Is there something wrong?
You look a little upset
No,Bill I'm not mad really
I wish it was nothing
But it seemed that everything is
getting worse with him all the time
-Beverley Hills Hotel
-Yes,Sir
Beverley Hills Hotel
Yes,we weekend once,it was wonderful
Now we walked here
By the ? same palm trees
Nothing has changed
Everything the same
1608 North Dennesey,
do you know where it is?
Yeah,Sir,of course I know where it is
Funny
We used to live right next door
Three years ago
It was our first home in Hollywood
Peter worked so hard,day
and night he worked on his novel
But then he stopped,his work,
his courage,his ambition
2707 Hill Side Drive
Yes,Sir,that's me,Janet Urban
I'm driving a taxi
Trying to make a living
Of what?
Yes
That's what I like to know
For what?
I won't be long,wait for me will you?
Yes,Sir
It's a nice view,isn't it?
-Oh,I'm sorry
-That's quite all right
I'm in no hurry
I hope I didn't disturb
any thoughts
I was trying not to think
Did you succeed?
No
What were you trying not to think about?
Oh,nothing,nothing important
Are you ready to go now?
No,not yet I'd like to look at the view
Haven't you ever been up here before?
-No
-Why? Are you a stranger?
In a way
You'll like Los Angeles
You are very high here,but look out
mountain you can see some miles
They even tell me you can
see Catalina Island on a clear day
How long did you say
you've been in Los Angeles?
Ten years but I always
travel the same path like a
Street car conductor or milkman
You must be a very busy man
I'm a doctor
Tell me,what made you chose this job?
Because I
Because it pays well
Most beautiful isn't it?
You like music?
I love it
You know what that is?
Yes
Well,what is it?
Brahms first
You get the right composer but
the wrong number,that's the second
Second is nice too but
Really that is first
Oh no,you're wrong
that's the second,listen
Now you see
Yes
That's really nice to find
someone who admits they are wrong
But I didn't admit I was wrong
You see the cab company has a list of rules
They are all nicely
printed on a little card
Rule number four urges
drivers to refrain from fights
brawls,violent language
and arguments with their passengers
All right,no fight no
argument come on let's go
Here you are
Thank you
Thank you ,if my car hadn't broken down
I wouldn't had such a pleasant afternoon
Oh,hello
I found this in my cab,is it yours?
Oh,yes
Thanks a lot I wouldn't lose this
for the world this is my lucky charm
An old locket I picked up in France
when I was a medical student
I'm glad I found it then
Well,when now that you are here
won't you let me show you the difference
between Brahm's first and Brahm's second?
But I know the difference
I'm afraid you are wrong,eh
No,not at all
Well,come in then
While I'll prove it to you
All right
There see,Brahms 1st
Now perhaps you'd be convinced
I'm wrong,you are right
I know,the first happens to be my favourite
Excuse me
Hello
Speaking
Watson?
Put them through
Hello,Monika,how are you?
Gosh,it's good to hear your voice
Fine
Do I miss you?
Fine,absolutely,loves without you
What do you mean coming home?
I sent you away for a rest,
and a rest you're going to have
No,no I am putting of the lecture
till you get back,I want you to hear it
Yes,I will
OK,Monika
Good Bye
I'm sorry that was my
What can I do for you?
I liked it swapped
Let me see it
All right pick it up something
I want a gun
Gun?
Get me that black box on the shelf there
All right,pick yourself one out,go on
-Can I have this one?
-Yeah,go ahead
Wait a minute,I forgot
Just a minute,I got to take
down the number,you see
It's the law
You got any identification papers?
Yes
Let me see
Peter
Urban
8298 Laurel Canyon
Peter
Yes
Why are you still up?
What time is it?
-It's after four
-Please close the door,dear
Sorry
Try to get some sleep
Yes I will
Good night,Peter
Good night,sweetheart
Ernie
Go home
Peter
What are you doing in here?
-Go back,Janet
-No
-I won't
-Please
Give me that
Janet,please
Janet,Janet
Oh,Peter
How could you even
think of such a thing?
Because there was nothing else to do
Nothing
Nothing
You wrote more books than ? was started
in most offices published in a lifetime
You got to remember those things,
darling,until you get started again
You don't understand
You have never been father(?)
You have never walked
through the strange cities
Looking for something
Just anything opening up a friendly memory
No,Peter
But I will be
When it's all over,I'll be the foreigner
Wandering through your
cities needing your help
My cities
They've been blown up
Levelled to the ground
They are finished,
just as I am finished
But cities can be build again
And so can life
It only takes courage
Courage and just staying alive
Look,Peter
It'll soon be dawn
Darkness is going away
It always does
Come on
I'm going now,Peter
I'm late
Promise me you'll sleep
Here,I leave you my cigarettes
Then you won't have any
I'll get some at the corner
Thanks
Tell me
Where did you get that gun?
Oh,I traded my cigarette case for it
But where?
Does it matter?
Done at a swap shop at
Santa Monica Boulevard
But your cigarette case
It meant so much to you
Please,Janet,stop this questioning
All right
And don't play the injured wife,I hate it
I know
And it seems you're
beginning to hate me too
I might have known you would say that
I suppose,you don't hate me at all
No
No,you love me
Yes,of course,that's it
You love me perfectly
You couldn't dare to
part with me,could you?
Why else do I stay with you
I'll tell you why you stay
Because I'm the only creature you know
miserable enough,to give you
that feeling of that superiority
And how you love it
But you don't understand,Peter
I know how bitter you must feel
And how difficult it is for
you to begin a ? all over again
But there's only one thing to do
You have to give up
that silly pride of yours
Now it comes
Why don't I go to work?
Why do you say it again?
I never ask you to do
anything you didn't want to
That's why I took a job
You've been supporting
me for nearly two years
But I did it gladly because
I wanted to help you
Sometimes I wonder you can be helped at all
Janet
-Hello,Hugo
-Hello,Janet
I'm lucky I got you today,
I hate to walk to the bus
Today is my fifth day in studio
a wonderful job,not much to
do,nothing to learn
I said good bye to my ambition
I make my living
I wish Peter had your optimism
But
But what?
Last night in the garage
He tried to kill himself
I've never seen him quite so bad before
Frightens me
I never know any more when
I come home whether or not he...
I don't know what to tell you
It's difficult to be nobody
Back home he was a great man
But you've been through the same thing
Well,yes but
Peter is a sick man,I
mean sick in his heart
You still love him,don't you?
Yes,of course I
I still love him
Thanks I'd rather not
Ah,come,come Janet
This is a celebration
Tonight we are happy
All three of us happy at the same time
That's not very often,you know,come on
No,Peter,honestly
Why not?
You can't let me get up and
go to work early in the morning
I see
And I don't have to,do I?
That isn't what I meant,darling
That matter if you meant it or not
Where are you going?
To get me some cigarettes
I have cigarettes
My case
Where did you get it?
It took almost two weeks
Yesterday I found it
You are a sweet girl
She gets something into her mind
And she get through with it
What's this all about?
Oh,nothing
That must be costly to get it back
That doesn't matter
Matters a great deal to me
And then I'm going to pay you back
And I hope very soon
What kind of talk is this
Yesterday you didn't have
your case today you have it
So why are you angry?
Why do you think she
gave me the case tonight?
Why not yesterday?
Because she wanted to
humiliate me in front of you
That it isn't true
I know your sense of timing
You know the exact
moment when it hurts most
I think we'd better leave
Well,I'm not holding you back
Waiter
-Bring me a brandy
-Peter
Please don't drink any more
You had enough
-You heard what I said?
-Yes -Fine
I'll drink as much as I please
One brandy
Was it the money you're worrying about?
-Your money
-You don't have to shout at me
You don't like it,why don't you go
You're drunk again
Oh,let her go
Wait a minute,please
I'm Dr Brent,you remember
Yes,I remember
May I drive you home?
Thanks
I am not going home
Or may I drive you wherever you are going?
It's awfully kind of you but
I couldn't let you go alone,
you're much too upset
I don't really know where I want to go
Well,let's just drive
You must love him very much to ?
I wish they stopped playing that tune
Why? Don't you like it?
I think it is right out of a cloudburst
Why did you marry him?
Because I loved him
But he was so different then
He was so full of hope and
confidence about the future
But he wasn't able to succeed here
And he couldn't go back
I guess he began to die
A little by little
Sometimes I can't help
feeling it's my fault
Your fault? If he continuously
threatens to commit suicide
Yes
Because I thought if I'd work I
could give him the little things one needs
He needed more than just a roof
over his head and a full stomach
He needed something
I was unable to give him
His self confidence
It must be terrible to be uprooted as he is
I do not how but I so much
would like to help him
He never accept help from anyone
Tell me why did you
leave so suddenly the other day?
I thought your wife was
calling long distance
My wife?
I thought it was your wife
There was someone you
You called Monika
Monika,she's my assistant Dr Anderson
But really I'm surprised of myself
if I spoke her in such a way that
made you think she was my wife
I'm sorry if I said something I shouldn't
God,no,Monika is my friend,a
very brilliant woman,by the way
Intelligent,clear minded,
and not at all emotional
That's what's make her
such a good collaborator
I wish I could be like that
You mean brilliant?
No,unemotional
It would make things so much easier for me
What for instance?
Oh,I don't know
somehow I think it would make me feel free,
free to do the things I like
And what would that be?
To live
Just to live
I had your car picked and there
is a new chair in your office
I hope you like it
Will you allow,Sir? Where do you
want me to put the trunk?
Just wait a minute
Monika,where should he put the trunk?
Any place
Leave it right there
How much is that?
-it will be 3$ and 75 cent,Sir
-OK,keep the change-Thank you,Sir
Monika how was it?
Strolling through the woods all by yourself
Pinewoods are all right but
I missed the smell of ether
Where is the key?
I let it go till later
David
You changed
You look 10 years younger
Thanks
Why the cases seems
to have done you a lot of good
It did
Yeah
I discovered something
while you were gone
You what?
I am in love
David,that's wonderful
How did it happen?
I'm kind of surprised myself I
guess it sort of sneaked up on me
There's a complication however
What are they?
She's married
Yeah,that's a complication,all right
I want you to meet her,
I'd like you two to be friends
I'd like that
David,fix yourself a drink,
you know where everything is
Aren't you going to tell me about it
What's she like? How did you meet her?
Well,believe or not I
was waiting for a taxi
Yeah,who picked up whom?
But seriously,Monika,for the first
time in my life,I really love something
I guess it happen when
When I saw her in trouble
Peter,what are you doing?
Oh,it's you
What are you doing?
Turning everything upside down like this
Same things people usually do
when they turn things upside down
Conducting research my friend
Dear Francis,that's the sister in New York,
Now listen to this
I have hung on these last two years
hoping it would work out,
but he won't let it
And now something has happened
that has changed my whole life
I'm so sure of it
That's all,she never finished
I probably interrupted her
I wondered what changed her whole life
Or rather who changed her whole life
What do you mean,who?
Aren't you stupid,Hugo?
If a young,attractive woman suddenly
find her whole life has changed
It's usually a man,who has changed it
Oh,you're crazy,I would be
happy for her share luck
Look at this
Found in one of her purses
-What's in it?
-Well,open it
There's something scribbled inside
CO902095 What's that?
A phone number or car license
That happens to be a
number on a phone record
Hear this
I just bought it
Tell me
-Does she know that you..
-Of course not
Very sweet and sentimental
You can make(?),Hugo
Don't you think it's kept a little common
I think you are just a little crazy
But we won't know before the third act
But I can promise you
It's going to turn out
different than she thinks
She still wants to get rid of me
This time she shall have to do the shooting
I'll take it
Yes,hello
This is Mr Urban speaking
Yes
Yes,of course
I shall be there right away
Thank you,thank you very much
What is it?
You know they just called about that recent
job that I applied for some time ago
They want me to start working
right away,isn't that wonderful?
Peter,that's wonderful,I'm happy
Of course it isn't for writing,
there's only for translation
But it's something I can do
Oh,this is the chance I've been hoping for
What he really wants it is a general ?
Perhaps best to take it
In any case,for more than 75,they
do like you to take your own time
They must have said very highly of you
It's very considered
I don't even know him
But it seems that the gentleman
who recommended you
gave you a wonderful build up
Gentleman recommended me?
Who recommended me?
I don't know his name
So
I wasn't offered the position because of my
Past reputation
I am sorry but I didn't know,the Dean said
Never mind
I'm a writer,Madame
In those shelf's the best of
modern European literature like you said
Then one of my work should be among them
I'm sorry,Mr Urban
Don't be sorry,Madame,I think I understand
But I'm sure there's been some mistake
Rarer than you think,and a
very stupid mistake at that
Hello,Janet
Oh,you look lovely
Where's your car?
Over there
Such a beautiful day
I thought I'd come down and pick
you up and take you for a ride
Come on
It's been a long time since
we drove together,hasn't it?
You seem a little nervous my dear
I noticed you were surprised to see me but
I didn't think it would upset you that much
I haven't interfered with
your plans,have we?
No
We used to like to drive out
to the beach,do you remember?
In the?drove out
there,you,Francis and I
We haven't heard from
her for a long time
You written to her lately?
No I haven't
Don't drive so fast,please
Don't you trust me
I trust you
I trust you with my very life
You trust me with your life too
Wouldn't you?
Where are we going?
To Salara where we'll be alone
You know I've been thinking
Where we are,the end of a continent
But the other shore seems closer to
me than you are at this moment
I know I've lost you
Something has come between us
What?
I don't know what you are talking about
What do you want?
You
No matter how
What have you done?
Died
So suddenly
Isn't that rather(?) sudden?
? of the preliminaries(?) at next time
But the final moment
Only ? and that instant
Something seems strange
Something which thought they could fly
Anywhere
To where it wished,that
frail and beautiful thing died
Come,shall we go?
I forgot to fill my sheet
-Is it really that important?
-I'll be right back
I'm terribly sorry Miss Ray
but I can't give you an appointment
with Dr Brent for at least 3 weeks
Yes,I'll call you
Good bye
May I help you?
I'd like to see Dr Brent,please
Dr Brent flew to San Francisco
this morning for a transportation
When do you expect him back?
It's indefinite,would you like
to leave your telephone number?
No thank you
I thought I'll tell you how
grateful I am,good bye doctor
Good bye
Would you like to leave a message?
Just tell that Mrs Urban was here
Mrs Urban?
I'm Dr Anderson
I'm Monika,David's assistant
Oh,I wonder
Won't you come in?
Sit down,please
Thank you
I'm so glad to meet you finally,Mrs Urban
I'm happy to meet you
Do you think Dr Brent will be back tonight?
No I don't think so
I'm expecting him to phone me
He's going to be be awfully disappointed
to have missed you
I don't want to trouble you
But you are not
Won't you sit down
You look tired
I hardly slept last night
Why?
You're nervous?
Yes,I have been rather nervous
David told me about you
Has he?
Tell me,did you have your lunch yet?
No
Then let's have it together
I'd like to
I was afraid you might
consider me an intruder
Intruder why?
Well,you know
I've only known David
for such a short time and
Well,you've known him for years
Do you love him?
Oh,here I have it
Why do you carry a gun?
You see I need it for my job
You drive at night?
No,but
Janet,tell me why you carry a gun
Because I'm afraid
-What of?
-Of him
Does he know about David?
I wish I knew
I've been entertaining Janet with
a lecture on child psychology
but I caught her yearning a couple of times
You did that,it was very interesting
I'd like to read your book
I didn't know that Monika wrote
Well,Monika's book is a
milestone in medical science
And very dull too
Would you write something in it for me?
Yes,if you would like
Janet
I'm so glad you're back
I came to see you I've
something to tell you
What?
Oh,I've known what you've been through
A publisher has received Peter's book
It is so wonderful that they accepted it
I must go now
I don't want him become suspicious
Let me help you off
I think it is still drizzling outside
Thank you
Well,here you are
That's sweet of you,Monika
I'll drive you home,Janet
No please I'd rather not
I'll take the bus to corner
I'll walk down with you
All right
-Good night,Monika
-Good night,Janet
I'll be right back
Stopped raining
I love walking in the rain
You know this is the first
time we walk together
I miss the snow at Christmas
Back East I always went skiing at this time
There would plenty of snow at home now
Isn't it wonderful when you see
that great white sloop in front of you
and then just go shooting
down into the valley
You are very quiet
I have a strange feeling of foreboding
Let me give you this
But that's your lucky charm
Do you still believe it?
Of course I do
Don't you?
Isn't this a picture of
perfect bless and harmony
Christmas tree
With its lovely smell
Phoney of course
I like this smell
Brings back all the memories
I remember back home in Prague
Snow
There's a big night
Cool,Hugo
Maybe but I'm happy
Aren't you?
When you have all reasons
Your book will be published,
now you'll have money again,hold it
Oh yes,I have everything
A loving wife
Good friend and money
Yes,Janet and I,are leaving for Mexico
What?
I'm not going with you,Peter
You don't need me any more
It will be best for both of us if we part
Don't use so dramatic terms
Of course you'll come with me
And if I refuse?
You wouldn't dare
You can't force me to go with you
I wouldn't be so sure
I'm not afraid of you any more
I should have left you a long time ago
But I stayed with you out of share pity
Beat of it
Don't touch me or I
Or you'll do what?
Let's see how you leave me
I'll find you
And he will be the one to pay
You wouldn't dare
Ah,wouldn't I?
Has it ever occurred to you that if
I could get gun once I can get it again
Of course this time I
wouldn't use it on myself
Oh,why don't you go
Leave her alone
Don't fall for that stuff
You seem exceptional happy today,David
At last there's hope
Hope for what?
Janet's divorce
-Divorce?
-Yes
His books been accepted,now
he's no longer depended on her
Janet feels free
What do you think of Dr Cruger?
I think he's a fine surgeon
You like him,don't you?
Yes,why?
I'm glad you feel that way about
him because he's taking over my practice
David,do you mean to say you're quitting?
You know I always wanted to give
up practice and go in for research
Now I can go to John Hopkins,
they always wanted me
And Cruger would be delighted
to have you as his assistant
All those years we worked together
They don't mean a thing
They mean a great deal to me
But don't you understand
then I can take Janet away
Oh,don't be a fool,David
We've built up a wonderful
practice together
Are you going to throw it away?
After all that work
You're reputation
There are things more
important than work and reputation
But it's going to be awful hard to
Please,David,don't say any
more,I think I understand
Why didn't you call me last night?
I couldn't,Peter was home
He insisted I go to Mexico with him
Oh,what did you decide?
I know what I have to do
He's gone home and drinking
-Oh,Janet,if I were you
-My purse is gone
Your purse?
I must have left it on
one of the counters
The glass counter?
Do you remember if I still had it then?
No I don't
But where else have we been?
Everywhere,gloves,lingerie,perfume
I'd better go to the lost and
found department first
Would you mind looking
around in the mean time
Of course,where shall we meet?
Right here
Janet,what took you so long?
I couldn't find it
I looked for it in practically
every department
I didn't have any luck either
I picked up David's present
for you in the mean time
Thank you
You know,Monika
This is my first gift to David
And I can't give it to him
Would you do it for me?
You know what to say
Yes,I think I do
Janet
Was that thing still in your purse?
Main floor
Not bad
Champagne?
Not bad Veuve Clicquot 37 the last
two bottles I had left
-Skol
-Skol
I guess we never dreamed that the
great we worked pressing as fast
Come to this
That was a wonderful ceremony,Monika
I will never forget it
You remember your first
lecture at the Sorbonne?
We celebrated the premiers afterward
and drunk a lot of the same brand
And you got the list so high
High? I was tight
Later we went to Bois de Boulogne
That at the edge of the night
I can still see the dark
silhouettes flowing
You told me all the things
you were going to do
Then you smoked the ? cigarette
Didn't like it
Throw it away
A long fly in the air
Monika,you've got an amazing memory
For some things
Well,I'd better answer it
Hello
Janet,what is it?
What?
I'll be right over
David,what is it?
What's happened?
He's committed suicide
-A couple of angler shots is enough,Jack
-Yes,Sir
I think this will do,hold it
for me,Jack,will you
OK,Inspector?
All right,Jack
Doc,what do you say?
It's all right to take him away?
Sure
You make up the report for the Coroner
I will
Looks like suicide,all right
-So long,Doc
-So long
-Don,tell the boys to take him away
-Yes,Sir
Now
You say your husband tried
this once before,when was that?
About five months ago
She caught him in time
-You're friend of his?
-Yes,his best friend
What kind of fellow was he?
He was a great man,once
He had a wonderful country
He lost it
His great fortune
Was taken away from him
His parents were tortured to death
So he came here
He tried to use tools which
were not fit to his measures
His poor heart grew with that
There you see him now
To save it
Well,I don't think there's any more to do
I know it is tough,Mrs Urban
I'm sorry
Good Night
Good night
David
I think you'd better wait here
I'll get her
I guess you're right
I'm terribly sorry
When did it happen?
I don't know
I came home
Found him over there
I come to take your home with me
You can't stay here
Come on now,just pack a few things
David is waiting outside
-Do you want me to help you?
-No thank you
Must have been a terrible
shock for you and Janet
I don't know about Janet but
How long have you known her?
A few months
Did she tell you everything?
What do you mean?
That her marriage was not a happy one
Yes,she told me that
He was a drunkard,wasn't he?
He drank because he was unhappy
When did you see him last?
Late this afternoon
Was he drinking then?
He finished this whole bottle then
-Dr Anderson?
-Yes
When I left Peter this
afternoon he was sound asleep
He was so drunk he couldn't move
He would have slept right through
until tomorrow morning
What are you driving at?
I don't believe it was suicide
Do you realize what you are saying?
Yes
He didn't do it
Then how do you think he died?
It was murder
By whom?
-Ready Janet?
-Yes
-Good night,Mr Kral
-Good night
-Good Night,Hugo
-Good night
I think I'll be going,Good night
Good night,David
David
I lost the locket you gave me
It was in the purse
That's all right,I'll get you another one
But I can't think any more
What will happen to us?
Nothing will happen
Thank you,Monika
Here,take this
It'll help you to sleep
If I only could
I keep seeing his face
I'm frightened
You'll be a sleep in half an hour
I liked to know I have
been wounding someone
Hello,Dr Anderson
All right,I would never
in the world have known you
Sit down,please
That is a very realistic make up you have
I've been,say
What's the name of your picture?
I'd love to come and see you
You won't see very much of me
What's your part?
Part?
I haven't got a part
I'm just bought by the day
Mr Kral it must seem
strange to you that I called
But I wanted to talk to you
It's urgent
Yes
Frankly I'm worried
You hinted that something the other
day that might be very serious
Have you any proof?
No,Dr Anderson,I have no proof,
I mean in the legal sense
Do you suspect her?
Yes
You mean to say that Janet?
Killed Peter
I was afraid of that
That's why I came here,to warn you
To warn me?
Mr Kral
If you accuse her
openly I'll be her witness
That purse where she kept the gun was
stolen from the Hollywood Department Store
When?
The afternoon he died
And I was there when the theft took place
I see
I'm really glad you came
Thank you
You see,if the police had
ever found out your suspicion
Janet would be in a very
dangerous situation
Of course I could always
prove she lost her purse
Maybe they'll find it
Maybe,but I think looked
everywhere while I was waiting
Weren't you together all the time?
Well,with only a little while
For how long?
Well,I told you just a little while
Maybe twenty minutes
Twenty minutes?
Hey,Kral,your first shot
Coming Mr Coburn
I'm very sorry,doctor,I must go
But Mr Kral
Good bye Dr Anderson
??Mr Kral,it was joint swell of you to come
You listen to me,Burt
I'm ready to bail her out for any sum
You say how much
I don't know but don't be unreasonable
You've got to tell me
why you are holding her
Hmm
Yes?
Oh,I see
Well
Thanks,Burt,Good bye
What is it?
She can't be bailed out,David
Why?
The charge against her
is first degree murder
Murder? But that's absurd Melvin
she could never have done it
I must see her,I must talk to her
I don't think you should
Why not?
Because you might be suspected of collusion
You got to think of yourself,that
you are a good man,your reputation
Forget it,she means more
to me than anything else
They finally let me see you
I've missed you so terribly
I was afraid I never see you again
Darling,you mustn't talk like that
Nothing will happen
Everything is against me
They can't convict you
You know David
Sometimes I think this is
a penalty I have to pay
I wanted to make so happy
Oh,but you have darling
I've be happy every minute
since I've known you
You remember the little Joe Diner?
I've gone there often all by myself
And I always sit at the
same little table by the window
But I've never really been alone,darling
Because you're always with me
-And you always will be
-Yes,always
I came here tonight to ask you to marry me
And then no matter
what they decide tomorrow
You'll be my wife
I'm not afraid of tomorrow any more,darling
Even if they sentence me to death
The court find you guilty
of murder in the first degree
Hello,give me the city desk
Mac,this is Bill
Then switched the headlines,Urban case
Twenty years,why? That's a lifetime
David,I know that at a time like this
It is impossible to find the right words
There is only one
thing that'll help you
That's work
Work?
For what? For whom?
I know how you feel
but you can't give up your work
you can't just throw away what
is taken us years to build up
I can't do anything else
From now on I have only
one goal,to fight that verdict
To fight for my wife
Your wife?
Yes I married Janet last night
Why did you do such a thing?
David
David
The man you met know,you know,
is a client of mine,Senator O'Neil
He'd just flighted a similar case
And his advice
Monika
Will you get us a glass of water,please?
Yes,Sir
Is there anything I can do to help?
Get the car over we'll take her right home
-There's the water,Sir
-Thanks,put it down there will you
Can I help the lady?
No thanks,she'll be quite
all right,thank you very much
Feeling better?
I think I'm all right now
That's funny
I've never fainted before
How long was I unconscious?
Just a few minutes
Now Melvin I want to get
in touch with you later
Where will you be?
I'll be at the club,anything important?
Yes,I think so
Can't you tell me now?
No,I'll,no I'll call you later
I'm fine now,David
You don't have to stay
That's quite all right
Don't you think it is chilly here?
Shall I light the fire?
If you want
Thanks
You haven't eaten all day
Do you like a sandwich or something?
Thanks I'm not hungry
I couldn't eat either
Do you really believed she killed him?
Yes,David
So difficult to talk about this
Why do you ask?
They had all this against her
I want to know if you
really believed she did it?
I'm afraid I do,David
No,Monica you don't
That locket you are wearing
around your neck
Why didn't you destroy it?
Why didn't you destroy it?
Oh,no
I couldn't,I never could destroy
anything that belonged to you
I kept so many things you thought you lost
A book,pencil
Even that cigarette holder
I lived with these little things around me
Things that was part of you
I even remember
The first day I ever went to your office
Seven years ago the 25th of March
Didn't take me long to
fall in love with you
But I knew if you ever found out
You wouldn't even let me stay
So I never showed it
I kept it hidden
Like a secret
Even for everybody
Even you
And it grew and it grew in the darkness
Until
I can't explain
It became more precious to me
Anything you could ever imagine
I wasn't unhappy all those years
I thought the work we were doing was
the most important thing in the world
You were close to me every day
And then she came
And you said to me one day you'd quit
You'd give up your work here
I knew that was the end for me
You were taking my life from me
So I took hers
You are going to be happy,
David,you and Janet
You mustn't waste one minute of hating me
But you have a measure
my love for you in this,David
Of the two women who wanted you
I loved you enough to kill
And I still love you enough to do it again
That's about all the love
a woman can have,David
Here
Take it
What strangers we are,Monika
And I thought I knew you
better than anyone in the world
David
Do something for me please
Call Russell
I want to talk to him before you do
Please
Is Mr Russell there?
This is Dr Brent speaking
Yes he said he would be in
would you have him paged
Go now,please
Good night,Monika
Good bye,David
Hello
Hello
This is Monika
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