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00:00:47	NORTH BY NORTHWEST
00:02:15	''Even if you accept the belief that a high
00:02:19	-Mr. Thornhill?
00:02:21	-Say hello to the missus.
00:02:23	''My recommendation is still the same.
00:02:25	''Spread the good word in as many
00:02:28	''Let the opposition have their high ratings
00:02:32	''Let's colonize at the Colony
00:02:35	''Let me hear from you, Sam.
00:02:38	You better walk me to the Plaza.
00:02:40	-l didn't put a coat on.
00:02:43	-Next?
00:02:44	Oh, yes.
00:02:45	Send her a box of candy from Blum's.
00:02:48	Each piece wrapped in gold paper.
00:02:52	Just tell her:
00:02:55	-You sent that one last time.
00:02:57	Put: ''Something for your sweet tooth,
00:03:01	l know.
00:03:02	Could we take a cab?
00:03:03	-For two blocks?
00:03:06	That's your trouble, Maggie,
00:03:08	Here. Taxi.
00:03:11	l have a very sick woman here.
00:03:13	Thank you very much.
00:03:15	Perfectly all right.
00:03:17	First stop, the Plaza. Don't throw the flag.
00:03:19	Poor man.
00:03:21	l made him a happy man.
00:03:24	He knew you were lying.
00:03:27	ln the world of advertising,
00:03:30	There's only ''the expedient exaggeration.''
00:03:34	Do l look heavyish to you?
00:03:36	What?
00:03:37	l feel heavyish.
00:03:39	Put a note on my desk in the morning:
00:03:41	''Think thin.''
00:03:43	Better make it the 59th Street entrance.
00:03:46	Okay.
00:03:47	Soon as you get back, call my mother.
00:03:49	Remind her we have theatre tickets
00:03:52	Dinner at 21, 7:00.
00:03:54	l'll have had two martini's at the Oak Bar
00:03:58	-She doesn't do that.
00:04:01	Bigelow at 10:30 is your first for tomorrow.
00:04:05	Then lunch with Falcon and his wife.
00:04:07	-Where was that?
00:04:10	-Will you check in later?
00:04:14	Here, Driver. Take this lady
00:04:16	-Right.
00:04:19	-Don't forget, call my mother right away.
00:04:22	-Good night, Mr. Thornhill.
00:04:27	Wait, Maggie! You can't call her.
00:04:53	Good evening, Mr. Thornhill.
00:04:54	l'm looking for Mr. Weltner
00:04:57	Yes, sir. Right this way.
00:05:00	Herman.
00:05:00	-Hello, Roger.
00:05:02	Roger Thornhill. Fanning Nelson.
00:05:06	-We've gotten a head start here.
00:05:09	l was saying that you may be slow
00:05:14	What's the matter? You've got the fidgets.
00:05:16	l told my secretary to call Mother and
00:05:21	Why not?
00:05:22	She's playing bridge at one of her cronies'.
00:05:24	-Your secretary?
00:05:26	Mr. Kaplan?
00:05:27	lt's one of those new apartments,
00:05:30	Perhaps if l send her a telegram.
00:05:32	Mr. George Kaplan?
00:05:34	Boy!
00:05:41	Kaplan.
00:05:41	l have to send a wire.
00:05:43	Could you send it for me
00:05:46	l'm not permitted to do that, sir,
00:05:49	-Will you excuse me?
00:05:55	-Right through there, sir.
00:05:56	Thank you, sir.
00:06:00	What's that supposed to be?
00:06:02	The car is waiting outside.
00:06:05	-What are you talking about?
00:06:08	Go where? Who....
00:06:10	Who are you?
00:06:11	Mere errand boys,
00:06:13	His is pointed at your heart, so, please,
00:06:17	What is this? A joke or something?
00:06:19	Yes, a joke. We'll laugh in the car.
00:06:22	Come.
00:06:23	This is ridiculous.
00:06:45	Don't tell me where we're going.
00:06:50	l left some friends
00:06:53	They'll think l'm awfully rude.
00:06:55	Could we stop off
00:06:58	...so that l could explain
00:07:03	Well, that is what's happening, isn't it?
00:07:15	Locked.
00:07:20	TOWNSEND
00:07:29	Who's Townsend?
00:07:32	Really?
00:07:34	lnteresting.
00:08:20	-Where is he?
00:08:22	-Tell him l'm here.
00:08:25	Never mind that. Say to him: ''Kaplan.''
00:08:27	By the way,
00:08:29	-ls anyone in the library?
00:08:31	This way.
00:08:44	You will wait here.
00:08:45	Don't hurry. l'll catch up on my reading.
00:09:07	MR. LESTER TOWNSEND
00:09:31	Good evening.
00:09:55	Not what l expected. A little taller...
00:09:59	...a little more polished than the others.
00:10:02	l'm so glad you're pleased, Mr. Townsend.
00:10:05	But, l'm afraid, just as obvious.
00:10:09	What the devil is all this about?
00:10:14	Games? Must we?
00:10:18	Not that l mind a slight case of abduction,
00:10:22	To a show l was looking forward to.
00:10:24	l get unreasonable about things like that.
00:10:27	With such expert play-acting,
00:10:32	Leonard, have you met
00:10:37	He's a well-tailored one, isn't he?
00:10:40	My secretary is a great admirer
00:10:43	Elusiveness, however misguided--
00:10:45	Wait a minute.
00:10:47	Did you call me ''Kaplan''?
00:10:49	l know you're a man of many names,
00:10:54	Current choice?
00:10:55	My name is Roger Thornhill.
00:10:59	Of course.
00:11:01	Your friends picked up the wrong package
00:11:05	Sit down, Mr. Kaplan.
00:11:07	l told you, l'm not Kaplan, whoever he is.
00:11:10	-Excuse me.
00:11:12	The guests are here, dear.
00:11:13	Look after them.
00:11:18	Now, shall we get down to business?
00:11:20	l'm all for that.
00:11:22	Simply, l'd like you to tell me
00:11:25	...and how you've come by
00:11:27	-l don't expect to get this for nothing.
00:11:30	Don't misunderstand.
00:11:31	l don't expect you to fall in
00:11:34	...but the least l can do is afford you
00:11:42	What is that supposed to mean?
00:11:44	Why don't you surprise me,
00:11:46	l've told you--
00:11:48	We know where you're headed for.
00:11:49	l know where l'm headed.
00:11:53	And l think l'd better get going.
00:12:04	Townsend,
00:12:06	This is not going to lead
00:12:10	l'm not Kaplan!
00:12:12	l do wish you would reconsider.
00:12:13	We also know your contact in Pittsburgh
00:12:18	What contact?
00:12:22	On June 16, you checked
00:12:25	...as Mr. George Kaplan
00:12:28	A week later, you registered
00:12:31	...in Philadelphia
00:12:34	On August 1 1,
00:12:36	On August 29, George Kaplan of Boston
00:12:40	At present, you are registered
00:12:42	...at the Plaza Hotel in New York
00:12:46	ln two days, you are due
00:12:50	And then at the Sheraton-Johnson Hotel
00:12:54	Not me!
00:12:55	There's no sense in maintaining
00:12:58	...any more than we are deceiving you.
00:13:00	l suppose it wouldn't do any good
00:13:03	...a driver's license, things like that?
00:13:05	They provide you with such good ones.
00:13:08	lt's getting late. l have guests.
00:13:11	Do you intend to cooperate with us?
00:13:15	A simple no.
00:13:16	For the simple reason that l simply
00:13:24	Give Mr. Kaplan a drink, Leonard.
00:13:26	A pleasant journey, sir.
00:13:39	Scotch? Rye?
00:13:41	Bourbon? Vodka?
00:13:43	Nothing. l'll take a quick ride
00:13:46	That has been arranged.
00:13:48	But first, a libation.
00:13:51	Bourbon!
00:13:53	You drink it.
00:13:56	lt'll be easier if you take this yourself.
00:14:15	Cheers!
00:15:04	Don't worry about me. l'll take the bus.
00:17:58	Thanks for the lift.
00:18:00	l want this man examined for driving
00:18:03	Really?
00:18:04	You see, they tried to kill me.
00:18:07	He won't listen to me.
00:18:08	ln a big house. They tried to kill me.
00:18:11	-All right. Let's just go inside.
00:18:14	Somebody call the police.
00:18:15	Come on. Come on now.
00:18:18	Okay.
00:18:28	Sit down.
00:18:30	l don't want to sit.
00:18:32	Perfectly all right. See?
00:18:34	We'll get 'em. We'll throw the book
00:18:38	Assault with a gun and a bourbon
00:18:41	We'll get 'em.
00:18:42	You'll be fine after a good night's sleep.
00:18:46	l don't want a cell. l want a policeman.
00:18:48	The car was just reported stolen.
00:18:51	A Mrs. Babson up on Twining Road.
00:18:54	l got to call someone. Where's the phone?
00:18:56	You're allowed one call.
00:18:58	Over here.
00:19:00	Thanks.
00:19:01	You better make it your lawyer.
00:19:04	Butterfield 8-1-0-9-8.
00:19:06	What am l, a telephone operator?
00:19:09	Butterfield 8-1-0-9-8.
00:19:24	Just a minute, please.
00:19:25	-Here.
00:19:29	Hello, Mother?
00:19:32	Mother, this is your son, Roger Thornhill.
00:19:37	Wait a minute, l'll find out.
00:19:40	Where am l?
00:19:41	Glen Cove Police Station.
00:19:44	Glen Cove Police Station.
00:19:48	No, Mother, l have not been drinking.
00:19:50	No, these two men, they poured
00:19:56	No, they didn't give me a chaser.
00:20:00	Come on, let's go.
00:20:03	-Wait, l'm not finished yet.
00:20:07	Mother, l got to go now.
00:20:10	Get my lawyer right away
00:20:13	Tomorrow morning, tell her.
00:20:15	Tomorrow morning, he says.
00:20:18	l don't know. l'll ask him.
00:20:19	She wants to know who says.
00:20:21	Sergeant Emil Klinger.
00:20:23	Sergeant Emil....
00:20:25	Emil?
00:20:28	Sergeant Emil Klinger.
00:20:32	No. l didn't believe it either.
00:20:35	l'm all right, Mother. Good night.
00:20:43	That was Mother.
00:20:45	Let's go.
00:20:53	Here's your man, Doctor.
00:20:58	What's your name?
00:20:59	Roger Thornhill.
00:21:01	Stick out your tongue and say: ''ah.''
00:21:03	You better move back.
00:21:07	Have you been drinking?
00:21:08	Doctor, l am gassed.
00:21:11	What were you drinking?
00:21:12	Well, bourbon. See, these two fellas--
00:21:15	-How much would you say you drank?
00:21:17	-How much would you say you drank?
00:21:21	Mr. Thornhill, my opinion
00:21:25	No question about it.
00:21:26	l won't ask your permission to draw blood.
00:21:29	How disgusting!
00:21:30	''You may refuse to permit a blood test
00:21:32	''...but if you do,
00:21:37	lt was at this point
00:21:40	...from his would-be assassins,
00:21:44	...he, naturally, had to drive
00:21:49	How long have you known your client?
00:21:51	Seven years, Your Honor.
00:21:52	Do you know him to be a reasonable man?
00:21:55	Absolutely.
00:21:58	Mother!
00:21:59	Do you believe there is some credence
00:22:03	Credence!
00:22:04	Yes, Your Honor. lf my client says
00:22:07	...l'm certain it must've happened.
00:22:09	Damn right.
00:22:11	l want this turned over
00:22:14	Call them and have them
00:22:16	Right, Your Honor.
00:22:18	Counselor, l'm going to set this over
00:22:23	l expect you and the defendant to be here,
00:22:27	ln the meantime, the County Detectives'll
00:22:32	''Basis in fact''? lf l were brought in dead,
00:22:36	Wait a minute.
00:22:37	After all, Your Honor,
00:22:40	That is precisely what were intending
00:23:03	Remember me?
00:23:04	-Yes, sir.
00:23:06	-ls Mr. Townsend at home?
00:23:09	Mrs. Townsend?
00:23:11	-Who shall l say is calling?
00:23:14	Come in, please.
00:23:26	This way, please.
00:23:38	This is the room.
00:23:39	l'll call Madam.
00:23:40	You do that.
00:23:41	Here's the sofa where they held me down.
00:23:44	They spilled bourbon all over it.
00:23:50	Somebody must've cleaned them off.
00:23:52	This is the cabinet
00:23:55	Scotch, gin, vodka....
00:23:58	And bourbon.
00:24:02	l remember when it used to come
00:24:09	Dear, we were so worried about you!
00:24:13	Did you get home all right?
00:24:15	Of course you did.
00:24:16	Let me look at you.
00:24:19	lt was a dull party.
00:24:22	l want you all to know,
00:24:26	Mrs. Townsend, l'm Capt. Junket
00:24:30	This is Lt. Harding.
00:24:32	You haven't gotten into trouble, Roger?
00:24:35	-Stop calling me Roger.
00:24:37	Mr. Thornhill was picked up last night
00:24:42	...incidentally, in a stolen car...
00:24:44	Stolen car!
00:24:45	...belonging to Mrs. Babson
00:24:48	Roger, you said you were going
00:24:50	You didn't borrow Laura's Mercedes?
00:24:53	No, l didn't borrow Laura's Mercedes!
00:24:55	Mr. Thornhill has told us that he was
00:25:00	...and forcibly intoxicated by some friends
00:25:04	Do you know anything about this?
00:25:07	Roger was a bit tipsy
00:25:11	She's lying.
00:25:11	And l'm afraid he became even worse
00:25:15	Finally, he told us he had to go home
00:25:18	l knew l should've served dinner earlier.
00:25:21	What a performance!
00:25:23	Mrs. Townsend, does the name
00:25:26	George Kaplan?
00:25:29	-No.
00:25:31	Where's her husband?
00:25:34	ls there any place he can be reached?
00:25:36	Yes. The United Nations.
00:25:40	He's addressing the General Assembly
00:25:45	All right. So he's addressing
00:25:47	-Sorry we had to bother you.
00:25:53	Now, wait a minute.
00:26:01	Do you want to get in touch
00:26:04	No, Mrs. Townsend,
00:26:06	Do you mean you're not going
00:26:10	Pay the two dollars.
00:26:28	Goodbye.
00:26:56	-l don't see why you want me along.
00:27:00	Don't be sarcastic, Roger.
00:27:13	There you are, dear. Park yourself there.
00:27:16	Well, here it goes.
00:27:18	Hello, Operator.
00:27:19	Have you got a George Kaplan
00:27:24	That's right.
00:27:26	You have?
00:27:27	Room 796.
00:27:29	Ring it, will you please?
00:27:31	-You see?
00:27:33	l hope he clears up this silly business.
00:27:39	Did he leave word when he'd be back?
00:27:42	Really?
00:27:44	Thank you.
00:27:46	That's odd. He hasn't answered
00:27:49	Maybe he got locked in the bathroom.
00:27:51	Mother, do me a favor, will you?
00:27:53	Put on that innocent look you do so well
00:27:58	l wouldn't do such a thing!
00:28:00	-$10?
00:28:02	-$50?
00:28:09	Car theft, drunk driving,
00:28:14	...and now, house-breaking.
00:28:15	-No, hotel-breaking. There's a difference.
00:28:19	Just a minute, please.
00:28:23	Will you be wanting me
00:28:25	Yes. Well, but not right now.
00:28:28	l mention it, because the bed
00:28:31	...and l was wondering
00:28:34	Thank you for your interest.
00:28:37	Come on.
00:28:42	She seemed to think l'm Kaplan.
00:28:45	l wonder if l look like Kaplan.
00:28:58	-Look who's here.
00:29:00	Our friend who's assembling
00:29:04	Roger, l think we should go.
00:29:06	Don't be nervous.
00:29:08	-l'm not. l'll be late for the bridge club.
00:29:27	Bulletin, Kaplan has dandruff.
00:29:30	ln that case, l think we should leave.
00:29:32	Too late.
00:29:38	-You rang for me, sir?
00:29:42	-What's your name?
00:29:47	-Do you know who l am?
00:29:51	When did you first see me?
00:29:53	Outside the door.
00:29:55	Out in the hall a couple of minutes ago.
00:29:58	ls that the first time you laid eyes on me?
00:30:01	Can l help it if you're never around,
00:30:03	Then how do you know l'm Mr. Kaplan?
00:30:05	-What?
00:30:08	Of course you are.
00:30:09	This is Room 796, isn't it?
00:30:11	So, you're the gentleman in Room 796,
00:30:15	All right, Elsie, thanks.
00:30:16	-Will that be all, sir?
00:30:25	Valet.
00:30:26	Yes, come in.
00:30:29	-Should l hang it in the closet, Mr. Kaplan?
00:30:38	Tell me....
00:30:40	What time did l give you that suit?
00:30:43	Last night. Around 6:00.
00:30:46	-Did l give it to you personally?
00:30:49	No. You called down on the phone
00:30:52	Said it would be hanging in your closet.
00:30:56	-Anything wrong?
00:30:59	-Here. Thanks.
00:31:01	Nice to meet you, Mr. Kaplan.
00:31:08	lsn't that the damnedest thing?
00:31:09	l'm beginning to think that no one
00:31:13	Maybe he has his suits mended
00:31:22	Let me see something.
00:31:30	l don't think that one does
00:31:38	Now, that's much better.
00:31:40	Obviously they've mistaken me
00:31:48	-Should l?
00:31:52	Hold that.
00:31:58	It`s good to find you in, Mr. Kaplan.
00:32:01	Who is this?
00:32:02	We met only last night and still
00:32:05	I should feel offended.
00:32:07	Yes, l know who you are
00:32:11	Of course not. You answer his telephone,
00:32:15	...and yet you are not Mr. Kaplan.
00:32:17	Nevertheless,
00:32:21	Now wait....
00:32:23	Operator?
00:32:25	Operator, this is Mr. Thorn....
00:32:29	Where did that call come from?
00:32:33	-Just a minute. I`ll see.
00:32:35	Who was it?
00:32:36	One of the men
00:32:39	We're back to that one, are we?
00:32:42	-That call was made from the lobby, sir.
00:32:47	They're probably on their way up here.
00:32:49	-Let's get out of here.
00:33:36	You gentlemen aren't really trying
00:34:03	Lobby, please. Watch your step.
00:34:06	Gentlemen, please. Ladies first.
00:34:09	That's right. Come along. Good.
00:34:13	Roger, will you be home for dinner?
00:34:19	-Where to?
00:34:37	-Take me to the United Nations.
00:34:40	General Assembly Building.
00:34:42	Right.
00:34:43	-l'm being followed. Can you do anything?
00:34:46	Do it.
00:35:20	-May l help you?
00:35:21	Where will l find Mr. Lester Townsend?
00:35:23	Mr. Lester Townsend of UNlPO?
00:35:26	Did you have an appointment, sir?
00:35:29	Well, yes. He expects me.
00:35:31	Your name, please?
00:35:33	-My name?
00:35:35	Kaplan. George Kaplan.
00:35:39	One moment, please.
00:35:46	Wait for me at the corner of 47th.
00:35:56	lf you'd give this to one of the attendants
00:36:00	-Thank you very much.
00:36:25	Page Mr. Lester Townsend, please?
00:36:28	Certainly, Mr. Kaplan.
00:36:30	Mr. Townsend of UNIPO.
00:36:32	Mr. Townsend of UNIPO.
00:36:34	Please call at the communications desk
00:36:46	You paged me?
00:36:48	-Mr. Kaplan?
00:36:49	You wanted to see Mr. Townsend.
00:36:52	How do you do, Mr. Kaplan?
00:36:55	This isn't Mr. Townsend.
00:36:57	Yes, it is.
00:36:59	There must be some mistake.
00:37:01	That's me. What can l do for you?
00:37:08	Are you the Townsend
00:37:10	That's right. Are we neighbors?
00:37:13	A large, red-brick house
00:37:16	That's the one.
00:37:19	Were you at home last night?
00:37:21	-You mean in Glen Cove?
00:37:23	l've been staying in my apartment
00:37:26	l always do when we're in session here.
00:37:28	What about Mrs. Townsend?
00:37:30	My wife has been dead for many years.
00:37:33	Mr. Kaplan, what's this all about?
00:37:35	Who are those people living in your house?
00:37:37	What people?
00:37:40	There's just a gardener and his wife
00:37:43	Now, Mr. Kaplan, tell me who you are
00:37:51	Do you know this man?
00:38:01	Look!
00:38:07	He's got a knife! Look out!
00:38:08	Listen to me.
00:38:11	-Call the police.
00:38:14	Get back!
00:38:31	UNlTED STATES lNTELLlGENCE AGENCY
00:38:34	''The photograph has been identified
00:38:38	''...a Manhattan advertising executive,
00:38:43	''...which he gave to an attendant
00:38:46	''...was false.
00:38:48	''A possible motive for the slaying
00:38:52	''...that earlier today, Thornhill appeared
00:38:56	''...charged with drunk driving
00:39:00	''...and in his defense he charged
00:39:04	''...had tried to kill him the night before.''
00:39:06	Brother!
00:39:08	What about that?
00:39:10	Does anyone know this Thornhill?
00:39:13	No, not me.
00:39:14	Never heard of him.
00:39:16	Professor?
00:39:17	Apparently, the poor sucker got mistaken
00:39:21	How could he be mistaken for
00:39:24	Don't ask me how it happened,
00:39:28	Vandamm's men must have grabbed him
00:39:32	...using Lester Townsend's house.
00:39:34	And the unsuspecting Townsend winds up
00:39:38	C`est la guerre.
00:39:40	lt's so horribly sad.
00:39:43	What are we going to do?
00:39:44	Do?
00:39:46	About Mr. Thornhill?
00:39:48	We...do nothing!
00:39:52	Nothing?
00:39:53	That's right. Nothing.
00:39:55	We could congratulate ourselves
00:40:00	Our non-existent decoy, George Kaplan,
00:40:05	...from our actual agent,
00:40:09	Yes, Professor.
00:40:10	How long do you think he'll stay alive?
00:40:13	That's his problem.
00:40:15	What Mrs. Finley means--
00:40:17	l know what she means.
00:40:18	We can't sit back calmly and wait to see
00:40:22	Vandamm and company or the police?
00:40:25	What can we do to save him
00:40:29	Aren't we being just a wee bit callous?
00:40:32	No, my dear woman,
00:40:35	We didn't invent our non-existent man
00:40:39	...establish elaborate behavior patterns
00:40:42	...move his prop belongings in and out
00:40:47	We created George Kaplan...
00:40:49	...and labored successfully
00:40:52	...that this was our agent hot on his trail
00:40:57	Nobody's denying that!
00:40:58	Very well, then.
00:41:00	lf we make the slightest move to suggest
00:41:04	...give any hint to Vandamm he's pursuing
00:41:09	...then our agent, working right under
00:41:13	...will immediately face suspicion,
00:41:16	...and assassination.
00:41:19	Like the two others who went before.
00:41:21	Goodbye, Mr. Thornhill, wherever you are.
00:41:33	Train number 25...
00:41:36	...the 20th Century Limited...
00:41:40	...due to leave in 6:00 p.m. for Chicago....
00:41:49	Yes, dear. l know.
00:41:51	Now, listen to me, Mother,
00:41:55	Kaplan checked out and went
00:41:58	That's why l'm--
00:42:00	l can't go to the police. At least not yet.
00:42:03	You saw the newspapers.
00:42:06	l'm a car thief, a drunk driver,
00:42:09	l wouldn't have a chance.
00:42:11	l won't have, until l find George Kaplan
00:42:15	No, the train. lt's safer.
00:42:18	Because there's no place to hide on a plane
00:42:23	You want me to jump off a moving plane?
00:42:27	Well, thank you so much, Mother.
00:42:43	MANHUNT ON FOR U. N. KlLLER
00:43:08	Give me a bedroom
00:43:11	lt's leaving in five minutes.
00:43:13	l know. Will you make it snappy?
00:43:14	l think they're all sold out.
00:43:17	Sold out?
00:43:18	You can always go coach.
00:43:19	No, l can't do that.
00:43:22	Nothing till 10:00. You're in a hurry, huh?
00:43:26	Could you call them
00:43:28	Something wrong with your eyes?
00:43:30	Yes, they're sensitive to questions.
00:43:33	Sure. Sure.
00:43:38	Don't go away!
00:43:48	He's at Window 15, upper level. Hurry.
00:43:53	You're in luck, mister.
00:44:02	-Ticket?
00:44:06	l have to know their names.
00:44:09	Come here!
00:44:43	l'm sorry.
00:44:44	-l'm sorry.
00:44:47	Sorry.
00:44:57	He went that way. l think he got off.
00:45:00	All aboard!
00:45:05	-Thank you.
00:45:08	Seven parking tickets.
00:46:29	-Good evening, sir. One?
00:46:46	A cocktail before dinner?
00:46:47	-Yes, please. A Gibson.
00:46:59	Here we are again.
00:47:01	Yes.
00:47:04	You recommend anything?
00:47:06	The brook trout.
00:47:10	Sold.
00:47:13	''Brook...
00:47:15	''...trout.''
00:47:17	-There you are.
00:47:31	l know. l look vaguely familiar.
00:47:33	Yes.
00:47:34	You feel you've seen me
00:47:38	l have that effect on people.
00:47:42	lt's a nice face.
00:47:45	-You think so?
00:47:49	Oh, you're that type.
00:47:51	What type?
00:47:52	Honest.
00:47:54	Not really.
00:47:56	Good. Because honest women
00:47:58	Why?
00:48:00	Somehow they seem to put me
00:48:03	-Because you're not honest with them?
00:48:06	Like that business about
00:48:09	What l mean is,
00:48:14	...l have to start pretending l've no desire
00:48:18	What makes you think
00:48:21	She might find the idea objectionable.
00:48:23	Then again, she might not.
00:48:28	Think how lucky l am
00:48:31	Luck had nothing to do with it.
00:48:34	Fate?
00:48:37	l tipped the steward $5 to seat you here
00:48:45	ls that a proposition?
00:48:48	l never discuss love on an empty stomach.
00:48:51	You've already eaten.
00:48:53	But you haven't.
00:49:02	Don't you think it's time
00:49:04	l'm Eve Kendall. l'm 26 and unmarried.
00:49:09	Now you know everything.
00:49:11	What do you do besides lure men
00:49:15	l'm an industrial designer.
00:49:19	Jack Phillips.
00:49:20	Western sales manager
00:49:23	No, you're not. You're Roger Thornhill...
00:49:26	...of Madison Avenue...
00:49:27	...and you're wanted for murder
00:49:31	Don't be so modest.
00:49:36	Don't worry.
00:49:37	-l won't say a word.
00:49:40	l told you.
00:49:42	lt's a nice face.
00:49:44	ls that the only reason?
00:49:46	lt's going to be a long night.
00:49:49	True.
00:49:50	l don't particularly like the book
00:49:55	You know what l mean?
00:49:57	Let me think.
00:50:03	l know exactly what you mean.
00:50:14	R.O.T.
00:50:17	That's my trademark. R.O.T.
00:50:20	Roger O. Thornhill.
00:50:23	Nothing.
00:50:48	l'd invite you to my bedroom
00:50:51	A roomette?
00:50:52	Nothing, not even a ticket.
00:50:54	l've been playing hide-and-seek
00:50:59	How awkward for you.
00:51:00	Yes, isn't it?
00:51:01	No place to sleep.
00:51:04	l have a large drawing-room all to myself.
00:51:07	That doesn't seem quite fair.
00:51:10	Drawing-room E.
00:51:12	Car 3901 .
00:51:15	Such a nice number.
00:51:18	lt's easy to remember.
00:51:20	3901 .
00:51:22	See?
00:51:25	No luggage.
00:51:29	So?
00:51:31	You wouldn't happen to have
00:51:34	Wouldn't l?
00:51:37	l wouldn't order any dessert if l were you.
00:51:40	l get the message.
00:51:42	That isn't exactly what l meant.
00:51:45	The train seems to be making
00:51:47	l saw two men get out of a police car
00:51:52	They weren't smiling.
00:52:15	You better go out
00:52:18	Patience is a virtue.
00:52:20	So is breathing.
00:52:21	Just lie still.
00:52:25	Have you got any olive oil?
00:52:27	Olive oil?
00:52:28	l want to be packed in olive oil
00:52:33	Come in.
00:52:35	-Who are you?
00:52:39	Your name please?
00:52:40	Eve Kendall. ls anything wrong?
00:52:43	There was a man at your table tonight
00:52:46	Yes.
00:52:47	Friend of yours?
00:52:49	l never saw him before.
00:52:52	ls this the man?
00:52:55	Yes, l think so.
00:52:58	lt's a wire-photo.
00:53:02	Police?
00:53:03	He's wanted for murder.
00:53:05	Good heavens, no!
00:53:07	The steward said
00:53:10	We might have happened to leave
00:53:15	What did you two talk about?
00:53:17	Talk about?
00:53:18	The waiter said you were getting along fine
00:53:22	ls that his name? Thornhill?
00:53:25	He didn't tell you?
00:53:27	He didn't tell me anything.
00:53:29	All we did was chat about
00:53:33	...train travel versus plane travel,
00:53:36	Rather innocuous, l must say,
00:53:41	Who did he kill?
00:53:42	He didn't say where he was going?
00:53:45	No.
00:53:46	l assumed Chicago.
00:53:48	Perhaps he got off when you got on?
00:53:51	lf you happen to see him again, Miss...
00:53:54	Kendall.
00:53:55	...will you let us know?
00:53:57	l'm going to bed and l'll lock my door.
00:54:02	ln case you do, we'll be in
00:54:07	lt's comforting to know that.
00:54:10	Good night.
00:54:13	Still breathing?
00:54:14	Either hurry up or get me a snorkel.
00:54:18	l'm looking for the can opener
00:54:26	Hello, there.
00:54:28	Hello.
00:54:42	Tell me, why are you so good to me?
00:54:45	Shall l climb up and tell you why?
00:55:01	l've been thinking...
00:55:04	...it's not safe for you to roam Chicago
00:55:08	...you've been telling me about.
00:55:10	You'll be picked up by the police
00:55:14	lt's such a nice face, too.
00:55:19	Don't you think it'd be a better idea
00:55:24	...while l located him for you
00:55:28	l can't let you get involved.
00:55:32	l'm a big girl.
00:55:35	Yeah, and in all the right places, too.
00:55:43	You know, this is ridiculous.
00:55:46	Yes.
00:55:47	l mean, we've hardly met.
00:55:49	That's right.
00:55:51	How do l know you aren't a murderer?
00:55:54	You don't.
00:55:56	Maybe you're planning to murder me,
00:56:00	Shall l?
00:56:02	Please do.
00:56:25	Beats flying, doesn't it?
00:56:29	We should stop.
00:56:31	lmmediately.
00:56:32	l ought to know more about you.
00:56:35	What more could you know?
00:56:40	You're an advertising man,
00:56:43	That's right.
00:56:46	The train's a little unsteady.
00:56:49	Who isn't?
00:56:51	What else do you know?
00:56:54	You've got taste in clothes, taste in food....
00:57:00	And taste in women. l like your flavor.
00:57:12	You're very clever with words.
00:57:14	You can probably make them
00:57:18	Sell people things they don't need...
00:57:20	...make women who don't know you
00:57:26	l'm beginning to think l'm underpaid.
00:57:42	Look out.
00:57:55	-Don't bother with the washroom.
00:57:58	By the way, l found this on the floor.
00:58:01	Yes, ma'am. l've been looking for it.
00:58:03	-l'll wait outside.
00:58:22	Thank you, Porter.
00:58:24	Thank you, ma'am. Good night now.
00:58:26	Good night.
00:58:31	Come out, come out, wherever you are.
00:58:39	The porter.
00:58:42	So l see.
00:58:52	Where were we?
00:58:53	Here.
00:59:00	Nice of him to have opened the bed.
00:59:04	Only one bed.
00:59:08	That's a good omen, don't you think?
00:59:10	Wonderful.
00:59:13	Do you know what that means?
00:59:15	What? Tell me.
00:59:18	lt means you'll sleep on the floor.
00:59:42	A message from the lady in 3901 .
00:59:50	What do l do with him
01:00:28	-You keep walking. l'll catch up.
01:00:33	Anything to report?
01:00:35	Yes. l had a fine night's sleep.
01:00:38	l mean, have you seen the man
01:00:41	Mr. Thornycroft?
01:00:43	Thornhill.
01:00:45	No, no. l'm awfully sorry.
01:00:48	But good luck to you both.
01:00:54	-How are we doing?
01:00:58	Not yet. First we have to run the gauntlet.
01:01:07	l'm accustomed to having a load on,
01:01:11	-Bowling balls, naturally.
01:01:14	Which one of these has my suit in it?
01:01:16	The small one underneath your right arm.
01:01:18	Thanks. That ought to do the suit
01:01:21	l'm sure Mr. Kaplan won't mind
01:01:23	Yeah, if he's still there. What time is it?
01:01:26	9:10.
01:01:27	9:10! He may have left
01:01:31	l'll call him for you as soon
01:01:33	Thank you. l can do it.
01:01:35	A redcap in a phone booth?
01:01:39	All right. Do you know
01:01:42	You want to see him right away.
01:01:46	-No explanations.
01:01:48	While l'm calling,
01:01:51	Where do you propose l do that?
01:01:55	l sort of had the men's room in mind.
01:01:57	Did you, now?
01:01:59	You're the smartest girl
01:02:15	l think we made it.
01:02:20	Where did he go?
01:02:21	-Which way did he go?
01:02:23	l don't know. He took my clothes.
01:04:42	What took you so long?
01:04:44	l have a big face. Small razor.
01:04:47	Yes.
01:04:48	Fine. What did he say?
01:04:50	He'll see you but not at the hotel
01:04:53	-He'll see you on the outside.
01:04:55	-l've got it all written down for you.
01:04:58	Take the Greyhound Bus
01:05:00	...for lndianapolis at 2:00 and ask the driver
01:05:06	Prairie Stop, Highway 41 . Good.
01:05:08	lt's about an hour-and-a-half's drive
01:05:11	Fine. l'll rent a car.
01:05:12	No car. Mr. Kaplan said bus.
01:05:17	All right. What'll l do when l get there?
01:05:20	Just wait beside the road.
01:05:22	-How will l know him?
01:05:24	You made the Chicago papers, too.
01:05:28	Have you set your watch for Central time?
01:05:31	Yes, l did that. Thanks.
01:05:33	What's the matter?
01:05:35	Matter?
01:05:36	Yes, you seem.... l don't know.
01:05:39	You better go before the police
01:05:42	We'll see each other again, won't we?
01:05:45	Sometime, l'm sure.
01:05:47	l never had a moment
01:05:50	-Please go.
01:05:53	l've got to pick up my bags now.
01:05:56	Yes. These are the checks
01:05:59	Wait a minute.
01:06:01	Please.
01:06:03	They're coming.
00:01:50	Are you supposed
00:01:53	l'm waiting for the bus.
00:01:57	Some of them crop-duster pilots get rich
00:02:05	Then your name isn't Kaplan?
00:02:07	Can't say it is, 'cause it ain't.
00:02:10	Here she comes. Right on time.
00:02:16	-That's funny.
00:02:18	That plane's dusting crops
00:06:15	Get out of here! The other tank may blow!
00:06:29	What happened?
00:06:56	Come back!
00:06:58	Come back! Come back!
00:07:52	Could you let me have
00:07:56	Kaplan?
00:07:57	l think he checked out.
00:08:00	Checked out?
00:08:01	That's right.
00:08:04	7:10? Are you sure?
00:08:06	Yes. He left a forwarding address.
00:08:08	Hotel Sheraton-Johnson,
00:08:11	7:10?
00:08:13	Then how come l got a message
00:08:16	What's that?
00:08:20	Nothing.
00:08:50	Sorry to bother you again.
00:08:52	Miss Eve Kendall is expecting me.
00:08:55	l've forgotten the number.
00:09:07	-She's in 463.
00:09:36	Hello.
00:09:44	Surprised?
00:09:46	Yes.
00:09:48	No getting rid of me, is there?
00:10:02	l could use a drink.
00:10:05	l have some scotch.
00:10:07	With water. No ice.
00:10:13	Two Die As Crop-Duster Plane Crashes
00:10:17	How did it go today?
00:10:22	The meeting with Kaplan?
00:10:26	He didn't show up.
00:10:31	lt's funny, isn't it?
00:10:33	Why funny?
00:10:35	After all those explicit directions
00:10:41	Maybe l copied them down wrong.
00:10:43	l don't think you got them wrong.
00:10:50	Why don't you call him back again
00:10:53	l did. He checked out.
00:10:57	South Dakota?
00:10:59	Rapid City.
00:11:02	What are you going to do next?
00:11:05	l haven't made my mind up yet.
00:11:07	lt may depend on you.
00:11:10	On me?
00:11:12	Sure.
00:11:14	You're my little helper, aren't you?
00:11:17	Thank you.
00:11:18	To us. To a long and lasting friendship.
00:11:22	Meaning, from now on, l'm not going
00:11:27	-l'm afraid you'll have to.
00:11:30	l do have plans of my own, you know.
00:11:35	Wouldn't it be nice if my problems
00:11:40	Then we could always stay close
00:11:42	...and not have to go in separate directions.
00:11:51	Go ahead, it can't be for me.
00:12:04	No, not yet. l'm not ready.
00:12:07	What time?
00:12:09	l'll meet you. What's the address?
00:12:15	Yes. Goodbye.
00:12:19	Business?
00:12:21	Yes.
00:12:22	lndustrial designing business?
00:12:28	All work and no play.
00:12:30	You should be enjoying yourself tonight
00:12:37	What about having dinner with me?
00:12:39	You can't afford to be seen anyplace.
00:12:42	Let's have it up here. Nice and cozy.
00:12:44	No, l....
00:12:47	l can't.
00:12:49	l insist.
00:12:53	l want you to do a favor for me.
00:12:56	-A big, big favor.
00:12:59	l want you to leave right now.
00:13:02	Stay far away from me
00:13:08	We're not going to get involved.
00:13:10	Last night was last night
00:13:13	That's all there is. There won't be
00:13:17	So, please....
00:13:19	Goodbye.
00:13:21	Good luck. No conversation. Just leave.
00:13:24	Right away?
00:13:25	Yes.
00:13:27	No questions asked?
00:13:29	Yes.
00:13:31	l can't do that.
00:13:33	Please.
00:13:34	After dinner.
00:13:36	Now.
00:13:37	After dinner. Fair is fair.
00:13:41	All right.
00:13:43	On one condition.
00:13:45	That you let the hotel valet
00:13:49	You belong in the stockyards
00:13:52	Okay.
00:13:55	There's the phone.
00:14:02	Valet service, please.
00:14:11	-Where are we?
00:14:14	Room 463.
00:14:16	How quickly can you get a suit
00:14:18	Yes, fast.
00:14:20	20 minutes? Fine.
00:14:23	Okay. 463.
00:14:27	He'll be right up.
00:14:29	Better take your things off.
00:14:34	Now, what could a man do
00:14:38	Couldn't he have taken an hour?
00:14:39	You could always take a cold shower.
00:14:42	That's right.
00:14:44	When l was a little boy,
00:14:48	You're a big boy now.
00:14:54	Tell me, how does a girl like you
00:14:59	Lucky, l guess.
00:15:01	Not lucky. Naughty. Wicked.
00:15:04	Ever kill anyone?
00:15:07	Because l bet you could tease a man
00:15:10	So, stop trying.
00:15:22	Be with you in a minute.
00:15:29	Trousers, please.
00:15:38	Thank you.
00:15:41	Think l'll take that cold shower after all.
00:15:44	Good.
00:16:36	1212 N. MlCHlGAN
00:16:56	This magnificent pair
00:16:59	Original gilt finish.
00:17:02	How much may l say to start?
00:17:05	-$100.
00:17:08	$150 is bid here. Say to $200?
00:17:11	Thank you. $200 is bid.
00:17:12	Say to $300? l have $300.
00:17:16	$400 by the little lady.
00:17:18	Thank you, sir.
00:17:19	$450 is bid for the pair. Can l hear $500?
00:17:21	Will you say $500?
00:17:23	Can l say the $500?
00:17:25	Fair warning and last call.
00:17:27	Sold to Mr. Stone, second row. $450.
00:17:36	Lot number 103.
00:17:39	This lovely Aubusson settee.
00:17:41	ln excellent condition.
00:17:45	How much?
00:17:47	$800 is offered, thank you.
00:17:51	$900 is bid.
00:17:52	Now who'll say $1,000?
00:17:54	$1,000, thank you.
00:17:56	$1,000 at $1,000. Say $1,100.
00:17:58	Can l hear $1,100? Selling at $1,000.
00:18:00	The three of you together.
00:18:03	Now, that's a picture
00:18:06	Good evening, Mr. Kaplan.
00:18:07	Before we start calling each other names,
00:18:11	-l haven't had the pleasure.
00:18:14	l was just going to say that to her.
00:18:16	l've always understood you were
00:18:19	What possessed you to come
00:18:22	Could it be an overpowering
00:18:25	Yes. The art of survival.
00:18:29	Have you poured any good drunks lately?
00:18:32	He followed me here from the hotel.
00:18:35	He was in your room?
00:18:37	Sure, isn't everybody?
00:18:39	$150. Thank you. Now, say the two.
00:18:41	Do l hear two?
00:18:43	$200, thank you.
00:18:44	Now the three. Do l hear three?
00:18:47	$300. Thank you.
00:18:48	Now, the four. Do l hear four?
00:18:51	$400 is bid.
00:18:52	Say the five. l have $400.
00:18:55	l didn't realize you were an art collector.
00:19:00	$500.
00:19:02	$500. Thank you.
00:19:03	l'll bet you paid plenty
00:19:08	$700.
00:19:09	She's worth every dollar of it,
00:19:13	She puts her heart into her work.
00:19:15	ln fact her whole body.
00:19:17	Sold to Mr. Vandamm at $700.
00:19:22	Oh, Mr. Vandamm.
00:19:25	Has anyone told you that you overplay
00:19:31	First, you're the outraged
00:19:33	...who claims he's been mistaken
00:19:36	Then, you play the fugitive...
00:19:38	...trying to clear his name of a crime
00:19:41	Now you play the peevish lover...
00:19:44	...stung by jealousy and betrayal.
00:19:47	lt seems you fellows could stand
00:19:50	...and more from the Actors' Studio.
00:19:53	Apparently, the only performance
00:19:57	Your very next role.
00:20:02	Thank you. $375 is bid.
00:20:04	l have $375, go to $400.
00:20:06	$375, go four?
00:20:08	$400 is bid.
00:20:09	l wonder what subtle form of manslaughter
00:20:13	Am l to be dropped
00:20:16	...and become part of a new skyscraper?
00:20:19	Or are you going to ask this female
00:20:26	Who are you kidding?
00:20:38	We've had just about enough of you.
00:20:40	Then, why don't you send for the police?
00:20:44	That's the last thing you'd want, isn't it?
00:20:48	There's something l might tell them.
00:20:49	That's why you had her hustle me
00:20:53	Something tells me l've got a better
00:20:58	Good night, sweetheart.
00:21:02	$1,200 there. $1,200 is bid. Say $1,300?
00:21:05	May l hear $1,300?
00:21:08	They're selling at $1,200.
00:21:11	Last call.
00:21:13	Sold. $1,200. Thank you.
00:21:23	Catalogue number 109.
00:21:26	This superb example
00:21:30	lt will enhance any collection of fine art.
00:21:33	What is your pleasure?
00:21:36	$1,000.
00:21:38	$1,000 is bid.
00:21:40	$1,250 l have. Now $1,500.
00:21:44	$1,500 is bid. Thank you.
00:21:46	$1,750?
00:21:49	l have $1,750.
00:21:50	$2,000.
00:21:51	$2,000 is bid. l have $2,000.
00:21:56	$2,500, anyone?
00:21:58	$2,250 once.
00:22:01	$2,250 twice.
00:22:03	Last call.
00:22:04	$1,500.
00:22:07	But the bid is already up to $2,250, sir.
00:22:09	l still say $1,500.
00:22:13	l have $2,250.
00:22:16	Do l hear $2,500?
00:22:18	$2,250 once, $2,250 twice.
00:22:20	$1,200.
00:22:21	Sold for $2,250. And now--
00:22:24	$2,250, for that chromo?
00:22:31	Number 1 10 in the catalogue.
00:22:33	A Louis Quinze carved
00:22:37	Would somebody start the bidding
00:22:40	How do we know it's not a fake?
00:22:46	One thing we know. You're no fake.
00:22:50	Thank you.
00:22:52	l wonder if l could...
00:22:54	...ask the gentleman to get into the spirit
00:22:57	All right. l'll start it at $800.
00:23:00	$800. Thank you.
00:23:02	$900?
00:23:03	$1,000 is bid. Go $1,200.
00:23:06	$1,100.
00:23:07	$1,100 is bid. Thank you. Go $1,200.
00:23:10	l have $1,100.
00:23:11	Go $1,200. Who'll say $1,200?
00:23:14	$1,100 once. Who'll say $1,200?
00:23:16	$1,100 twice.
00:23:17	$1,200. Thank you.
00:23:19	$1,200 is bid. l have $1,200. Go $1,300.
00:23:21	Who'll say $1,300?
00:23:22	$13.
00:23:26	You mean $1,300, sir.
00:23:29	No, l mean $13.
00:23:35	l have $1,200.
00:23:37	Go $1,300. Who'll say $1,300?
00:23:40	Who'll say $1,250?
00:23:44	$1,200 once.
00:23:45	$1,200 twice.
00:23:47	Last call. $1,200.
00:23:49	$2,000.
00:23:53	$2,000?
00:23:56	$2,100.
00:23:58	l'm sorry, but we can't--
00:24:00	Make it $2,500.
00:24:07	Would the gentleman please cooperate?
00:24:10	The last bid was $1,200.
00:24:12	$2,500. My money is as good
00:24:16	l have--
00:24:18	-What was it?
00:24:21	l have $1,200 once, $1,200 twice--
00:24:24	$3,000.
00:24:25	Sold for $1,200.
00:24:30	-l won't let you get away with that.
00:24:33	Take your hands off me or l'll sue you.
00:24:50	-What took you so long?
00:24:52	Get moving.
00:24:53	l haven't finished bidding yet.
00:24:57	l'm sorry, old man. Too bad. Keep trying.
00:25:01	Not so rough!
00:25:11	-Handle with care, fellas.
00:25:14	-l'm valuable property.
00:25:20	l want to thank you for saving my life.
00:25:24	Save it for the stationhouse.
00:25:30	Let's have some smiles and good cheer.
00:25:33	You're about to become heroes.
00:25:37	We'll find out as soon as we book you
00:25:42	That's chicken feed. You've hit the jackpot.
00:25:45	''Chicago police capture
00:25:50	My name is Roger Thornhill.
00:25:52	Here.
00:25:57	-lt's him.
00:26:02	This is 1055. Sergeant Flamm.
00:26:05	We've got a man here who answers
00:26:09	Code 76.
00:26:11	Wanted by NYPD. Positive lD.
00:26:15	Absolutely. No question.
00:26:19	Michigan Avenue. Proceeding north
00:26:25	What?
00:26:28	Come again!
00:26:32	Are you sure?
00:26:34	Okay. Right.
00:26:36	Yeah, l got it.
00:26:38	1055, off and clear.
00:26:42	-Where are we going?
00:26:45	-For what?
00:26:47	Airport? l'm not going to any airport.
00:26:52	You do, huh?
00:26:54	Why do you think l sent for you?
00:26:56	How about this guy? He sent for us!
00:26:59	Sit back!
00:27:00	Didn't you hear? l want to be taken
00:27:02	l'm a dangerous assassin.
00:27:06	You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
00:27:19	NORTHWEST
00:27:34	They said right here.
00:27:36	Does anyone mind if l sit down?
00:27:50	Thought l'd never make it.
00:27:54	All right, men. Thank you.
00:27:56	This way, Mr. Thornhill.
00:27:59	This way is more private.
00:28:05	l don't think l caught your name.
00:28:07	l don't think l pitched it.
00:28:09	You're police, aren't you? Or is it FBl?
00:28:12	FBl, ClA, ONl.
00:28:17	You can stick this in your alphabet soup.
00:28:21	-We know that.
00:28:23	Then why did you let the police
00:28:26	We never interfere with the police
00:28:30	lt has become necessary.
00:28:33	Then, l take it l'm to be cleared.
00:28:35	l wish you'd walk faster, Mr. Thornhill.
00:28:38	Where are we going?
00:28:40	Rapid City, South Dakota.
00:28:43	Rapid City? What for?
00:28:45	lt's near Mt. Rushmore.
00:28:47	No, thank you. l've seen Mt. Rushmore.
00:28:49	So has your friend Mr. Vandamm.
00:28:52	Vandamm?
00:28:53	A rather formidable gentleman.
00:28:56	What about that treacherous
00:28:59	Miss Kendall?
00:29:00	His mistress. We know all about her.
00:29:04	Tell me, what's Vandamm up to?
00:29:06	You could say he's a sort
00:29:09	Of what?
00:29:12	Government secrets, perhaps.
00:29:14	Then why don't you grab him?
00:29:16	There's still too much we don't know
00:29:19	l see. What's all this got to do
00:29:23	Vandamm has a place near there.
00:29:25	We think it's his jumping-off point
00:29:29	-Are you going to stop him?
00:29:31	Then why are we going there?
00:29:33	To set his mind at ease
00:29:37	Oh, you, huh?
00:29:39	You're George Kaplan, aren't you?
00:29:40	There is no such person as George Kaplan.
00:29:43	What do you mean? l've been in his room.
00:29:46	l've tried on his clothes.
00:29:49	Believe me, he doesn't exist.
00:29:52	Which is why l'm going to have to ask you
00:29:58	Come on! We'll discuss it on the plane.
00:30:22	You started the decoy business
00:30:26	We might have
00:30:28	You should give me a medal and a vacation
00:30:32	...just so your special agent
00:30:35	Not shot at, Mr. Thornhill. Found out.
00:30:38	Once found out they're as good as dead.
00:30:40	Thanks to you,
00:30:44	Thanks to me?
00:30:47	You listen to me.
00:30:49	l'm an advertising man, not a red herring!
00:30:51	l've got a job, a secretary, a mother...
00:30:53	...two ex-wives and several bartenders
00:30:56	...and l don't intend to disappoint them
00:31:00	The answer is no.
00:31:02	-ls that final?
00:31:05	-Goodbye, then.
00:31:07	lf there was a chance of changing
00:31:11	...of whom you so obviously disapprove.
00:31:14	Yes, for using sex
00:31:18	l suppose it doesn't matter to you...
00:31:20	...that she was probably forced to do
00:31:24	To protect herself from what?
00:31:26	Exposure, assassination.
00:31:30	You see, Mr. Thornhill, she's....
00:31:33	She's one of our agents.
00:31:36	Oh, no!
00:31:37	l know you didn't mean it...
00:31:39	...but l'm afraid you have put her
00:31:44	And much more than her life is at stake.
00:32:01	Suppose they don't come?
00:32:03	They'll come.
00:32:06	l don't like the way Teddy Roosevelt
00:32:10	Perhaps he's trying to give you
00:32:14	''Speak softly, and carry a big stick.''
00:32:16	He's trying to tell me not to go through
00:32:20	He doesn't know to what extent
00:32:24	l don't know that l care
00:32:27	lf you hadn't made yourself so attractive
00:32:31	And vice versa.
00:32:33	...our friend Vandamm wouldn't be
00:32:36	lt was quite obvious to him last night
00:32:40	Worst of all, with a man he thinks
00:32:45	Are you trying to tell me
00:32:48	l'm trying to remind you
00:32:50	...to help us restore her
00:32:53	...until he leaves the country tonight.
00:32:56	All right, all right.
00:32:58	But, after tonight....
00:33:00	My blessings on you both!
00:33:17	Here they are!
00:34:12	Good afternoon, Mr. Kaplan.
00:34:14	Not her!
00:34:24	Did l misunderstand you
00:34:27	We'll get to that later.
00:34:30	l suppose you were surprised
00:34:32	Not at all. l knew the police
00:34:36	By the way, l want to compliment you
00:34:40	...from the auction gallery.
00:34:42	Thank you.
00:34:43	And now what little drama
00:34:46	l don't for a moment believe that
00:34:50	...to come to a business arrangement.
00:34:54	Suppose l tell you that l not only know
00:34:58	...but the latitude and longitude
00:35:01	...and your ultimate destination.
00:35:04	You wouldn't care to carry my bags,
00:35:06	Perhaps you'd be interested in the price,
00:35:10	The price?
00:35:11	For doing nothing to stop you.
00:35:15	How much did you have in mind?
00:35:18	l want the girl.
00:35:22	l want her to get what's coming to her.
00:35:25	Turn her over to me. l'll see there's
00:35:28	...uncomfortable for the rest of her life.
00:35:32	You do that,
00:35:35	She really did get under your skin.
00:35:37	We're not talking about my skin.
00:35:40	-l'm offering you a chance to save it.
00:35:45	Put it any way you like.
00:35:47	l'm curious, Mr. Kaplan.
00:35:49	What made you think that my feelings
00:35:54	...to the point where l would trade her in
00:35:59	l don't deduce.
00:36:00	l observe.
00:36:04	Phillip, if you don't mind,
00:36:20	Just a second, you.
00:36:21	Stay away from me! Let go!
00:36:25	Stay away from me! Let go!
00:36:27	Let go of me!
00:36:29	Save the phony tears.
00:36:31	You just get back.
00:36:34	You little fool!
00:36:35	You just stay away from me.
00:36:43	No good. You can't get involved in this.
00:36:50	-Don't touch anything.
00:36:52	Stand back.
00:37:54	Don't be long.
00:38:00	Hello.
00:38:02	Hello.
00:38:04	Are you all right?
00:38:06	Yes, l think so.
00:38:09	l asked the Professor
00:38:14	There's not much time.
00:38:17	lsn't there?
00:38:19	l wanted to tell you....
00:38:22	l mean, apologize.
00:38:25	No need.
00:38:27	l understand.
00:38:31	All in the line of duty.
00:38:34	l did treat you miserably.
00:38:38	l hated you for it.
00:38:41	l didn't want you to go on thinking....
00:38:46	l used some pretty harsh words, l'm sorry.
00:38:49	-They hurt deeply.
00:38:52	l couldn't tell you.
00:38:54	-Of course not.
00:38:57	No, l guess not.
00:39:01	You didn't get hurt. l'm so relieved.
00:39:03	Of course l was. How would you have felt?
00:39:05	l mean in the cafeteria, when you fell.
00:39:09	Oh, that. No.
00:39:11	You did it rather well, l thought.
00:39:13	Yes, l thought l was quite graceful.
00:39:16	Considering it's not really
00:39:20	No, l got into it by accident.
00:39:26	l met Phillip Vandamm at a party one night
00:39:33	l guess l had nothing to do that weekend...
00:39:36	...so l decided to fall in love.
00:39:39	That's nice.
00:39:42	Eventually, the Professor and his
00:39:48	...with a few sordid details about Phillip
00:39:52	...my relationship with him
00:39:58	So you became a Girl Scout?
00:40:01	lt was the first time anyone ever asked me
00:40:07	Has life been like that?
00:40:12	How come?
00:40:15	Men like you.
00:40:18	What's wrong with men like me?
00:40:21	They don't believe in marriage.
00:40:23	l've been married twice.
00:40:25	See what l mean?
00:40:28	l may go back to hating you.
00:40:38	Goodbye, darling.
00:40:41	Wait. Not so soon.
00:40:42	l must get back and convince them...
00:40:44	...that l took the long way
00:40:49	Couldn't we stand like this
00:40:52	Just this time you're supposed
00:40:54	l never felt more alive.
00:40:57	Whose side are you on?
00:40:59	Yours, always, darling.
00:41:02	Please don't undermine my resolve,
00:41:14	l guess it's off to the hospital for me
00:41:18	l don't like it a bit.
00:41:20	lt's much safer now, thanks to you,
00:41:24	Don't thank me. l couldn't stand it.
00:41:26	All right. l won't.
00:41:28	After your malevolent friend Vandamm
00:41:31	...we'll get together and do a lot of
00:41:35	You know that can't be.
00:41:37	Of course it can be!
00:41:42	He has told you, hasn't he?
00:41:45	Told me what?
00:41:47	You've got to get moving.
00:41:49	-What didn't you tell me?
00:41:52	She's going off with Vandamm tonight
00:41:57	She's going off with Vandamm?
00:41:59	That's why we went to such lengths
00:42:02	So that Vandamm couldn't decline
00:42:05	l needn't tell you how valuable
00:42:09	You lied to me!
00:42:11	l needed your help.
00:42:13	You got it, all right.
00:42:14	Don't be angry.
00:42:15	-You think l'll let you go through with this?
00:42:19	Nobody has to do anything!
00:42:21	l don't like the games you play!
00:42:24	War is hell, Mr. Thornhill,
00:42:27	lf you can't lick the Vandamms
00:42:30	...without asking girls to bed down
00:42:33	...and probably never come back...
00:42:35	...perhaps you should learn
00:42:39	We're already doing that.
00:42:48	-l won't let you do this. Get out.
00:42:57	...shot Mr. Kaplan twice in full view
00:43:01	...who had come to the park
00:43:05	Witnesses described the assailant as
00:43:10	Kaplan, who was taken to the hospital
00:43:14	...has been tentatively identified
00:43:19	The tragedy developed
00:43:21	Chris Swenson,
00:43:24	...stated that he heard voices raised in--
00:43:34	Here we are.
00:43:36	Slacks, a shirt and these.
00:43:39	Thanks.
00:43:40	That'll do for you around here
00:43:44	The next couple of days?
00:43:47	Hey, what's this?
00:43:50	That's where l hit the chair
00:43:53	You and your dopey schemes. Shooting.
00:43:55	-Otherwise, feeling all right?
00:43:59	Considering your driver has
00:44:03	Yeah, l'm sorry about that.
00:44:05	That's all right. l guess l deserved it.
00:44:08	l guess l deserve that locked door, too.
00:44:10	lf you were seen wandering about healthy,
00:44:15	-l've begun to forget her already.
00:44:18	-Better that way.
00:44:21	lnside of an hour, she'll be gone.
00:44:26	How's everything out in Rapid City?
00:44:28	Everything's fine.
00:44:30	Mr. Kaplan's untimely shooting has
00:44:35	Everyone's been cooperating beautifully.
00:44:37	Now you can include me.
00:44:39	-l'm a cooperator.
00:44:42	-Care to do me a favor in return?
00:44:45	l'd like a drink.
00:44:48	A pint will do.
00:44:51	Can l join you?
00:44:52	lf you're gonna join me,
00:44:55	See you in a few minutes.
00:46:02	-Stop!
00:46:05	Stop.
00:46:30	-Don't you want me to take you up there?
00:49:20	-There's nothing to worry about.
00:49:23	l'm not just saying this
00:49:26	l mean it.
00:49:28	l just didn't know what l was doing.
00:49:30	He wants to destroy you.
00:49:33	But not endanger you!
00:49:34	Rubbish.
00:49:36	Soon we'll be off together and l shall
00:49:42	What's the situation, Leonard?
00:49:44	-About the plane, you mean?
00:49:46	What was the last report?
00:49:48	Over Whitestone on the hour.
00:49:51	-About ten minutes?
00:49:54	And now....
00:49:56	l wonder if l might have a few words
00:49:59	Certainly.
00:50:01	ln private?
00:50:04	l'll get my things.
00:50:08	How does one say goodbye...
00:50:10	...to one's right arm?
00:50:18	ln your case,
00:50:26	l know you're terribly fond
00:51:13	lt couldn't have been anything.
00:51:19	You must've had some doubts
00:51:23	And still do.
00:51:24	Rubbish.
00:51:26	Why else would you've decided
00:51:29	...our little treasure here
00:51:32	You seem to be trying to fill mine
00:51:34	Sometimes the truth does taste
00:51:37	l've heard nothing but innuendoes.
00:51:39	Call it my ''woman's intuition'' if you will,
00:51:43	Neatness is always the result
00:51:45	She shot him in a moment
00:51:48	You were there, you saw it yourself.
00:51:50	Yes.
00:51:53	And thereby wrapped everything up
00:52:00	A: She removed any doubts
00:52:03	What did you call it? Her ''devotion''?
00:52:06	B: She gave herself an urgent reason
00:52:10	...in case you decided to change your mind.
00:52:14	l think you're jealous.
00:52:16	No, l mean it. l'm very touched.
00:52:22	Leonard!
00:52:31	The gun she shot Kaplan with.
00:52:33	l found it in her luggage.
00:52:36	lt's an old trick. Shoot one of your own
00:52:40	They've just freshened it up a bit
00:52:58	What was that noise?
00:53:02	Yes, we wondered what it was, too.
00:53:06	Hurry down, darling. lt's time to leave.
00:53:08	ln a moment.
00:53:19	You're not taking her on that plane
00:53:21	Of course l am.
00:53:24	Like our friends,
00:53:27	This matter is best disposed of
00:53:32	...over water.
00:54:20	How about a little champagne
00:54:22	l'd love it.
00:54:24	lt may not be cold enough.
00:54:25	On the rocks it'll be all right.
00:54:27	Are you sure?
00:54:39	R.O.T.
00:54:56	They're on to you.
00:55:04	l'm in your room.
00:55:45	To you, my dear...
00:55:46	...and all the lovely moments
00:55:50	Thank you.
00:55:52	There he is.
00:56:01	Jump in, Leonard. The champagne's fine.
00:56:03	There isn't time.
00:56:05	You always were a spoilsport, weren't you?
00:56:08	One of my most valuable attributes...
00:56:10	...as it now turns out.
00:56:14	lt would please me if you'd think of me
00:56:19	...if only in spirit.
00:56:20	l shall.
00:56:29	He's heading pretty far out
00:56:33	l guess he's going to play it safe
00:56:38	You couldn't ask
00:56:40	Ceiling and possibilities unlimited.
00:56:45	There he goes, starting his turn.
00:56:48	We'd better get moving.
00:56:52	He should have his wheels on the ground
00:56:59	-Come along, Eve.
00:57:03	l think l left my earrings upstairs.
00:57:20	We can go through the window.
00:57:23	What are you doing?
00:57:25	They know about the fake shooting!
00:57:28	What?
00:57:29	Leonard found the gun in your luggage!
00:57:31	The figure they got at the auction
00:57:34	That's how he's been getting it.
00:57:38	Whatever you do, don't get on that plane!
00:57:47	Don't worry, Anna.
00:57:51	You and your husband will be
00:57:53	-Thank you very much, sir.
00:57:55	We will.
00:57:57	God bless you!
00:59:03	Stay where you are!
00:59:16	Sit down.
00:59:22	As soon as the plane leaves,
00:59:53	What is it?
00:59:56	l was wondering about my earrings.
00:59:58	They'll turn up.
01:00:04	When you return to New York,
01:00:07	Thank her for her performance
01:00:10	Tell your knife-throwing chum
01:00:14	That's all, Leonard.
01:00:31	Get that figure back!
01:00:40	The housekeeper had me pinned down
01:00:42	...before l realized
01:00:45	-l see you've got the pumpkin.
01:01:26	This is no good.
01:01:47	-What'll we do?
01:01:49	We can't.
01:01:50	Here they come. We have no choice.
01:02:42	lf we ever get out of this alive...
01:02:44	...let's go back to New York
01:02:47	All right?
01:02:48	ls that a proposition?
01:02:51	lt's a proposal, sweetie.
01:02:54	What happened to the first two marriages?
01:02:57	My wives divorced me.
01:03:00	Why?
01:03:01	l think they said l led too dull a life.
01:03:04	Come on.
01:03:15	Are you all right?
01:03:27	Come on.
01:06:19	Help!
01:06:20	Help me!
01:06:53	Thank you, Sergeant.
01:06:54	That wasn't very sporting,
01:06:58	Here, reach. Now.
01:07:00	l'm trying.
01:07:02	Come on, l've got you.
01:07:03	-Up!
01:07:05	Yes, you can.
01:07:06	Come on.
01:07:07	Pull harder!
01:07:09	Come along, Mrs. Thornhill.
01:07:15	Roger, this is silly.
01:07:17	l know, but l'm sentimental.
01:07:26	THE END

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