Postman Always Rings Twice The 46

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00:01:19 It was on a side road
00:01:23 I was hitchhiking from San Francisco
00:01:28 A half-hour earlier, I'd thumbed a ride.
00:01:38 Thanks for the ride, the three cigarettes
00:01:43 But you broke off in the middle.
00:01:45 Why do you keep looking
00:01:49 Well, I never liked any job I had.
00:01:52 - Not worried about your future?
00:01:58 ...maybe my future starts right now.
00:02:01 - Maybe I'll see you again.
00:02:20 Who do you think you are?
00:02:33 - He slipped you something, huh?
00:02:37 I stick my head in the window and say:
00:02:39 "Parking in the highway,
00:02:42 - He slipped me three little words.
00:02:45 Yeah. He says, "The district attorney."
00:02:48 That's right, the old DA himself.
00:03:02 Good morning, my friend.
00:03:05 All you've got to do is, you know,
00:03:08 Right now I've got a certain trouble
00:03:12 - You look healthy.
00:03:15 They keep itching for me to go places.
00:03:19 But it's a nice place you've got.
00:03:22 - I'll make you a wonderful hamburger, free.
00:03:24 To show you the food that goes with
00:03:29 - Oh, I'm a born mechanic.
00:03:32 Sit down.
00:03:35 The job doesn't pay
00:03:38 ...but you've got no expenses.
00:03:41 You eat and sleep right here.
00:03:46 ...fresh air, sunshine.
00:03:49 - Boy, you'll be living.
00:03:53 Yeah.
00:03:56 - A customer.
00:03:59 - I'll look after the hamburger.
00:04:03 Don't go away.
00:04:33 You drop this?
00:04:35 Thanks.
00:04:54 Thanks.
00:05:31 That's it, burn it up.
00:05:36 Your wife?
00:05:40 Cora, I've got someone to help us now.
00:06:02 Oh, turn that off, Cora.
00:06:05 The electric light company
00:06:12 My, Cora, you look lovely tonight.
00:06:15 Thank you, Nick.
00:06:18 Nick...
00:06:21 ...that man you hired today...
00:06:23 Frank?
00:06:25 Well, if that's his name.
00:06:27 Why don't you give him
00:06:30 - A week's pay for nothing?
00:06:34 Now, hold on, that's a bit too hasty.
00:06:38 That Los Angeles butcher
00:06:41 Yes. He's been charging you
00:06:44 Yeah. Well, we'll fix him.
00:07:06 My husband tells me
00:07:09 That's right.
00:07:13 Well, Frank, around here, you'll kindly
00:07:18 Your husband, Nick,
00:07:21 ...and I thought he was boss.
00:07:23 The best way to get my husband to fire you
00:07:29 Well, you haven't asked me
00:07:36 I want all these chairs painted.
00:07:39 All right.
00:07:42 I'll look in the paper.
00:07:46 You won't find anything
00:07:51 Look in the cupboard
00:08:04 As my friend Nick would say,
00:08:07 Next time anybody is in town
00:08:11 Look on the bottom shelf.
00:08:17 Well, what do you know about that?
00:08:24 Why didn't you start this campaign
00:08:28 - Or were you waiting for me?
00:08:31 - Nick saves a lot.
00:08:34 I didn't say it was. Only when
00:08:37 What do you want
00:08:40 Because I want to make something
00:08:44 Well...
00:08:47 ...aren't we ambitious?
00:08:53 We want to make a lot of money
00:08:58 Or maybe we want to put a little aside
00:09:40 For a couple of weeks then
00:09:43 ... or say a word to me
00:09:46 I began to feel like a cheap nobody making
00:09:51 Oh, I disturbed her.
00:09:54 I knew she hated me for that
00:10:15 A customer wants this wiped off.
00:10:21 Trying to figure a way
00:10:24 - Well, don't bother.
00:10:26 - All I need is a stepladder.
00:10:30 I've been trying to get a new sign
00:10:33 Maybe there are things
00:10:36 Hello there. You know, Frank,
00:10:40 You hardly eat any lunch.
00:10:43 - I guess his girl's got another fella.
00:10:46 Funny climate around here. The harder
00:10:50 We call that wind the Santa Ana.
00:10:53 Nick, why don't you let me take your car,
00:10:59 Take it to the electric company.
00:11:02 Sure, why not? They make
00:11:05 Now you're talking
00:11:08 A neon sign would burn
00:11:10 ...but, Nick, that's not the point.
00:11:12 - It isn't?
00:11:16 - To show people where they can eat.
00:11:19 A sign should give people an appetite.
00:11:25 Yeah. Maybe you're right...
00:11:28 ...but I'm too busy to talk about it now.
00:11:34 He's hooked.
00:11:36 I could sell anything to anybody.
00:11:41 That's what you think.
00:12:08 Tell me one thing.
00:12:10 How did you ever come to marry
00:12:14 Is that any of your business?
00:12:17 Maybe.
00:12:39 Maybe it's none of my business,
00:12:44 He's so crazy about the sign, he's afraid
00:12:49 Yeah?
00:12:51 Watch.
00:12:56 I've seen many a sign,
00:12:59 - I gotta hand it to you.
00:13:01 I was trying to get the old one fixed,
00:13:05 A new sign, prettier
00:13:07 Thanks, Frank. Did it make you hungry?
00:13:11 - Thirsty.
00:13:14 Thanks.
00:13:20 No, thank you.
00:13:26 - Sing something, Nick.
00:13:49 Go on, Cora. Do a little dance for us.
00:13:53 I feel silly dancing alone...
00:13:56 ...but start the jukebox, Nick,
00:14:00 Listen to her, Frank. I'm always telling her
00:14:04 My brains are not in my feet.
00:14:07 - How about me dancing with Mrs. Smith?
00:14:14 - I prefer to watch dancing.
00:14:18 I've got an idea. Try in here.
00:14:22 Nick, I've practically forgotten
00:14:25 Oh, you're wonderful, and you know it.
00:14:29 - Nick, I don't want to.
00:14:33 Go ahead, Cora.
00:15:16 Save your strength, Nick.
00:15:20 Cora, you left the new sign burning.
00:15:26 Nick.
00:15:29 I'll drive to the beach
00:15:32 Sure, that's a wonderful idea. You haven't
00:15:36 - Won't you come with me?
00:15:39 I'll just stay here
00:15:42 All right.
00:15:58 Climb right in. It's okay.
00:16:00 Nick said it was all right with him
00:16:18 Let's not stay too long,
00:16:21 Don't worry, you'll find this night air
00:16:49 Hey!
00:17:22 Oh, do you like lemon meringue pie?
00:17:26 - I don't know. L...
00:17:35 It's you, Cora.
00:17:38 I thought it was a customer wanting gas.
00:17:40 - Were you worried?
00:17:43 Only I didn't expect you back so soon.
00:17:46 Good night, Frank.
00:17:55 Please don't.
00:18:11 Cora?
00:18:17 Cora.
00:18:24 The next day we were so busy
00:18:28 Not until the middle of the morning.
00:18:32 ... and Nick had just left for L.A.
00:19:24 Nick had another brainstorm
00:19:27 This time it's the laundry service
00:19:39 - Frank, about that question.
00:19:43 Why I married Nick.
00:19:45 My answer is that Nick came along
00:19:51 The ring was the first thing
00:19:53 And you liked it
00:19:57 You don't know the half of it.
00:19:59 Frank, I hate to say this...
00:20:04 ...but I wasn't ever homely, so...
00:20:07 You must have had
00:20:10 A lot of guys?
00:20:12 All the guys.
00:20:14 I don't especially like
00:20:17 ...but I never met a man since I was 14
00:20:21 Sure. By the time Nick came along...
00:20:24 ...you were ready to marry
00:20:28 Seemed the best thing to do
00:20:32 And as for him, I told him...
00:20:37 - I told him I didn't love him.
00:20:41 Yeah.
00:20:43 - But it didn't.
00:20:46 - And that's why...
00:20:50 The undefeated champ.
00:20:54 Not 100% undefeated.
00:20:58 Not now.
00:21:02 What's that?
00:21:04 Somebody trying to come in.
00:21:08 Is the door locked?
00:21:11 I must have locked it.
00:21:16 Whoever it was, they...
00:21:20 They went away.
00:21:35 - Too bad Nick took the car.
00:21:38 ...we couldn't take it. Not unless
00:21:42 Stealing a man's wife, that's nothing,
00:21:51 Get over!
00:22:44 - Say, you're not tired already, are you?
00:22:47 Come on, let's sit down for a minute.
00:22:50 Here.
00:22:55 Don't worry, we'll get a lift
00:22:59 Frank, look, if I divorce Nick,
00:23:02 - He'll keep the Twin Oaks and everything.
00:23:05 - But where are we headed?
00:23:08 - Anywhere. Do you know where that is?
00:23:12 No, it isn't. It's back to
00:23:14 For you, some parking lot where you
00:23:19 - I would die if I saw you in a smock.
00:23:22 But that was mine.
00:23:25 Oh, don't you see? You're smart.
00:23:29 ...and you could be manager.
00:23:31 - Yeah, I can hardly wait.
00:23:34 You're ashamed of being smart.
00:23:37 ...that'll take me back where I started.
00:23:40 I want to be somebody.
00:23:43 ...l'll lose everything,
00:23:48 Oh, I love you, Frank,
00:23:54 Not starting out like a couple of tramps.
00:23:58 I'm going back.
00:24:13 - Frank!
00:24:15 The note I wrote for Nick.
00:24:17 - Where'd you leave it?
00:24:20 Great. That's the first place he'll look too.
00:24:24 Look, here comes a bus. Stop it.
00:24:28 All right.
00:25:10 Frank.
00:25:12 Frank, look, it's Nick.
00:25:15 Look out!
00:25:20 That was close.
00:25:22 I'd like to see him get plastered like that
00:25:30 You didn't mean that.
00:25:32 You were joking.
00:25:34 Sure.
00:25:35 Sure, I... I was joking.
00:25:40 Of course you were.
00:25:43 Of course.
00:25:46 Well, I better change quick.
00:26:11 Don't look now,
00:26:15 And did I fix those laundry people
00:26:20 Frank, I even made them
00:26:24 - Why don't you jump in a cold shower?
00:26:28 Because I'm not only a little high,
00:26:35 What's the idea...
00:26:38 ...of your good clothes?
00:26:41 You're not going to quit
00:26:44 What's the matter, Frank?
00:26:49 Maybe you and I
00:26:59 What's the big idea of the suitcases?
00:27:02 - Now, take it easy, Nick.
00:27:06 - Wait a minute!
00:27:10 I take in a hobo
00:27:14 The moment I've got
00:27:17 - I'm not a thief.
00:27:29 Come on, open up those suitcases.
00:27:31 Well, what's all the argument about?
00:27:35 He's a thief, Cora.
00:27:39 I just got back in time.
00:27:41 You're crazy, Nick.
00:27:45 This afternoon he got
00:27:48 He said his feet were itching
00:27:50 So he came in to say goodbye
00:27:53 With two suitcases, you mean.
00:27:58 You've had too much beer, Nick.
00:28:02 ...but Frank's bought a lot of things
00:28:05 ...and I told him he could have it
00:28:12 That's a pretty good bargain, Cora.
00:28:16 I'm sorry, Frank.
00:28:20 My boy, that road fever
00:28:24 But that's all settled, darling.
00:28:28 He forgot about it as soon as I promised
00:28:35 Good girl.
00:28:38 Now if I'm really smart,
00:28:42 ...and go and take that shower.
00:28:53 That's all right, Nick,
00:28:56 What's the difference if they do get dirty?
00:29:01 I got them washed for free.
00:29:29 Right then, I should have
00:29:32 ... but I couldn't make myself do it.
00:29:34 She had me licked, and she knew it.
00:29:38 For a week she treated me as if I was
00:29:42 I nearly went out of my mind.
00:29:44 I couldn't go, and I couldn't stay
00:29:48 Then one night, I decided
00:29:53 ... to see if there wasn't some future,
00:30:24 No.
00:30:53 What are we going to do?
00:30:55 That's great, coming from you. After you've
00:31:00 What else could I do?
00:31:02 Oh, Frank.
00:31:04 Frank, if I'd only met you first.
00:31:06 Well?
00:31:09 Frank, do you love me?
00:31:11 Yes.
00:31:14 Do you love me so much
00:31:17 Yes.
00:31:19 There's...
00:31:21 There's one thing we could do
00:31:23 ...fix everything for us.
00:31:25 What? Pray for something
00:31:30 Something like that.
00:31:34 - Cora!
00:31:37 - Didn't you?
00:31:39 - Were you?
00:31:41 - Or had you started to think about it?
00:31:44 - Well, I say it again now, and I do mean it!
00:31:48 Listen, Frank,
00:31:50 I wanna keep this place and work hard
00:31:56 But you can't do it without love.
00:32:00 At least a woman can't.
00:32:03 I've made a big mistake in my life.
00:32:05 And I've got to be this way
00:32:08 - They hang you for that.
00:32:11 You're smart, Frank.
00:32:13 Plenty of men have.
00:32:15 He never did anything to me.
00:32:17 But, darling, can't you see how happy
00:32:21 Without him?
00:32:26 Do you love me, Cora?
00:32:28 That's why you've got to help me.
00:32:30 It's because I do love you.
00:32:33 I guess you do.
00:32:35 You couldn't get me to say yes
00:32:43 I guess I worked out the details...
00:32:46 ... but the original plan was hers.
00:32:48 She got it from an article in a magazine
00:32:52 ... happen right in people's homes.
00:32:55 Mostly right in their own bathtubs.
00:33:12 Will you be able to hear the bathtub
00:33:16 Can't help hearing it.
00:33:18 He always starts to sing
00:33:21 - We'll sink or swim on how that story's told.
00:33:26 Nick was taking a bath.
00:33:28 You were outside wiping off the car.
00:33:32 All of a sudden I noticed
00:33:35 - Maybe we'd better say that...
00:33:39 All right, all right. Make sure
00:33:43 Just say you came in
00:33:45 And then...
00:33:47 ...when he's not looking, you...
00:34:08 Then what do you do?
00:34:10 Then I lock the door...
00:34:12 ...and make sure the water
00:34:15 I step out the window,
00:34:17 Put the stepladder in the shed.
00:34:21 Don't move away from that car
00:34:24 Don't worry. If I give you the signal
00:34:28 Nobody stops here
00:34:31 Cora...
00:34:33 Maybe it would be better if I did it.
00:34:35 We settled that a dozen times. If I go in
00:36:42 That your car?
00:36:44 It belongs to the fellow
00:36:46 Oh, hello. Yeah, yeah.
00:36:50 Okay, just checking up.
00:36:53 - What's that?
00:36:58 Well...
00:37:00 - Look at that.
00:37:01 Oh, that doggone cat
00:37:07 I like cats. Always up to something.
00:37:32 - Frank!
00:37:34 Are you crazy, screaming like that?
00:37:37 - What happened? All the lights went out.
00:37:41 - Did you do it?
00:37:43 But before I could do anything else,
00:37:46 He's unconscious,
00:37:49 - Did he see you do it?
00:37:51 - We got to bring him to.
00:37:52 Listen, there was a state cop outside
00:37:56 - But he mustn't come to!
00:38:00 The cop saw that stepladder.
00:38:03 - I'll get him. You phone a doctor.
00:38:07 Get on that phone and call a doctor!
00:38:12 Operator. Operator, this is Twin Oaks.
00:38:16 I want a doctor.
00:38:18 Any doctor. Quick.
00:38:23 But I don't want an ambulance!
00:38:31 Frank, will you please stop...?
00:38:39 - Oh, so it's you.
00:38:42 - The boss, Mr. Smith, he had an accident.
00:38:45 - This is Mrs. Smith, isn't it?
00:38:48 This is the district attorney, Mrs. Smith.
00:38:51 - My name's Sackett.
00:38:55 What happened?
00:38:57 Well, I went in there...
00:39:00 ...to the bathroom, I mean,
00:39:02 He was in there?
00:39:04 Yes, just standing up in the tub.
00:39:07 Suddenly there was a big flash
00:39:11 ...and the lights went out
00:39:14 I heard him fall,
00:39:18 - The doctor thinks you'd better come in.
00:39:30 He seems to be coming back
00:39:33 Doctor, is he going to...?
00:39:35 I'm afraid I can't make any promises.
00:39:45 Nick.
00:39:48 Nick.
00:39:55 Nick, it's me. Cora.
00:40:17 Nick, don't you even know
00:40:23 And aren't you ashamed of yourself? Falling
00:40:29 ...just because the lights went out.
00:40:35 Nick, aren't you going to speak to me?
00:40:48 Everything...
00:40:51 ...went dark.
00:40:59 What happened?
00:41:33 - Quick. What happened?
00:41:36 Same thing here.
00:41:38 What are we going to do? They know
00:41:42 That's what we've got to figure
00:41:56 I thought so. There's that cop.
00:42:12 Watch your step now.
00:42:15 Yeah.
00:42:27 It's me, laddie.
00:42:30 Hello, Mr. Sackett.
00:42:32 I'd better look at that fuse box
00:42:34 I was just gonna try to find
00:42:40 - Right there at the top of the stepladder.
00:42:44 I noticed some insulation worn off the feed
00:42:48 Well, I'll be doggoned. Look at that!
00:42:53 Yeah, there's your cat.
00:42:55 Deader than a doornail.
00:42:57 - That's right. Remember?
00:43:00 We were looking at her.
00:43:01 She must have walked off
00:43:04 Boy, those fuses blew out
00:43:08 - Cats are poor, dumb things.
00:43:11 - They don't know a thing about electricity.
00:43:15 Yes, the cat's dead, all right.
00:43:18 Well, accidents can happen
00:43:22 So long, laddie.
00:43:25 I never saw a prettier cat.
00:43:28 Killed her deader than a doornail.
00:43:45 - Oh, Frank.
00:43:48 - It was all my fault.
00:43:50 No, it was all my fault.
00:43:53 I was the one that thought it up,
00:43:57 - But next time I'll listen to you.
00:44:02 - Oh, never. Never.
00:44:05 If Nick should die, they'll know.
00:44:09 They always find out.
00:44:13 I guess I'm not any braver
00:44:17 ...or else I wouldn't have been so scared.
00:44:20 I'm plenty scared too.
00:44:23 When all the lights went out...
00:44:25 ...I was just a little girl again...
00:44:28 ...afraid of the dark.
00:44:30 But from now on you'll be the brains of this
00:44:35 We can't make any plans
00:44:39 Yeah, I know.
00:44:46 Answer it.
00:44:57 Hello?
00:45:01 This is Mrs. Nicholas Smith.
00:45:05 What?
00:45:08 Yes.
00:45:11 Yes.
00:45:13 Oh, well...
00:45:15 ...thank you so much
00:45:17 Goodbye.
00:45:19 He's all right. They wanna keep
00:45:23 - Now we can breathe again for a minute.
00:45:26 A week. A whole week
00:45:29 You give me a big kiss
00:45:36 You know, it's after 7:00. We've got
00:45:40 That was the happiest week
00:45:43 I wouldn't let myself think.
00:45:45 And Cora wouldn't even discuss what
00:45:49 All I cared about was her being happy.
00:45:52 And as for me,
00:45:58 Look at that, a battery
00:46:01 I'll say everything's fine around here.
00:46:04 Will Mrs. Smith be tickled pink! Say, how
00:46:09 No. Nope, I've got to hurry.
00:46:12 - So your boss is coming home?
00:46:14 Today, you mean. Sure, I just passed
00:46:18 That gorgeous blond was driving careful,
00:46:23 Oh, that poor little pussycat.
00:46:25 - Sure killed her.
00:46:29 Yeah.
00:46:38 It was for her sake as well as mine
00:46:42 If I waited for them, I couldn't convince her
00:46:47 And if I stayed there,
00:46:52 But after a couple weeks in L. A...
00:46:54 ... I sunk low enough to hang around
00:46:57 ... where they bought a lot of their stuff,
00:47:03 I just couldn't get her out of my mind.
00:47:27 Hey, Frank!
00:47:29 I've been looking for you
00:47:32 - Hello, Nick.
00:47:34 - We're going back to Twin Oaks.
00:47:36 Something important's
00:47:39 Besides, I wanna tell you
00:47:42 That's the truth.
00:47:44 Yes, sir, I can show you
00:47:47 That little business in the bathroom
00:47:52 That's a lot of hamburgers.
00:48:01 Well, where did you come from?
00:48:04 I found him near the market.
00:48:07 Hello, Mrs. Smith.
00:48:12 Splendid, thank you.
00:48:17 Well, I've got work to do.
00:48:22 It's a customer. Just a minute.
00:48:39 Have you been thinking about me, Cora?
00:48:43 I couldn't forget you that quick.
00:48:53 - How have you been?
00:49:01 Have you got a little kiss for me?
00:49:04 We're going to have dinner in a few
00:49:09 As a homecoming, this is the worst flop
00:49:24 Of course, they took a lot of x-ray pictures,
00:49:31 - What's this? A family album?
00:49:34 There's my first license to sell food
00:49:38 And that's a snapshot of Cora and me
00:49:42 Wasn't she cute?
00:49:44 Just a minute. I'll put the other light on.
00:49:51 Which one of you two is working
00:49:55 Put on the lights again, Cora, please.
00:49:59 All right, waste your money.
00:50:02 The next time the electric light bill
00:50:06 - You're not going to be here?
00:50:09 Oh, now you've made me
00:50:12 I'm selling the Twin Oaks.
00:50:15 Well, that's not a very good joke.
00:50:18 It's not a joke. A fellow named Stanton said
00:50:22 He's offering a big price for the place.
00:50:25 Why sell now when it might turn out
00:50:28 Somebody's bound to open up
00:50:32 But mainly, Cora, so as you can
00:50:36 Stop work? Where? Doing what?
00:50:39 - We're going back to live with my sister.
00:50:44 Nick, you never even told me
00:50:47 Well, I didn't want to worry you
00:50:50 ...she hasn't been very well
00:50:54 - Where is she?
00:50:57 Of course, half of it belongs to me.
00:51:02 Nick, this is pretty sudden.
00:51:05 - Let me tell you what I think about it.
00:51:08 - This is best.
00:51:12 - Let's talk this over.
00:51:16 I've given it a good deal of thought.
00:51:19 You thought it over and your mind's
00:51:23 ...your mind's made up. Well, mine isn't!
00:51:30 That's too bad.
00:51:36 You see, my sister recently
00:51:39 She can't move at all.
00:51:45 Oh, she's going to live
00:51:49 But she needs us to take care of her.
00:51:55 Nick, you...
00:51:56 You mean you want me to...?
00:52:00 Nick, don't sell the place!
00:52:06 Well, I'm...
00:52:08 I'm going to sell it.
00:52:16 I'm superstitious. I...
00:52:19 Never turn down a good offer.
00:52:23 I'm going to close the deal now
00:52:28 Excuse me. I'm gonna use the extension.
00:52:39 Hello, Mr. Stanton.
00:52:43 Oh, Mr. Stanton,
00:52:47 How soon can you have the papers ready
00:52:52 Sure, I'll come to Santa Barbara
00:52:56 ...l've located that fellow I said
00:52:59 Yeah. Sure, I'll bring him along.
00:53:02 Yeah. Goodbye, Mr. Stanton.
00:53:12 Now everybody's got something
00:53:15 My boy, you're gonna have
00:53:18 As you get along in the world,
00:53:22 Cora, my dear, in years to come,
00:53:28 As for me, I'll have enough money to live
00:53:33 What was good enough for my father
00:53:36 Come on. Let's get a good night's rest.
00:53:40 After a nice little supper party,
00:53:44 Wednesday at 10 a.m. Sharp,
00:53:48 Come on. Good night, Frank.
00:53:56 We'll let Stanton have a big electric light
00:01:21 l had to. That's all.
00:01:25 No, you didn't.
00:01:28 l could've gone through everything
00:01:33 Why couldn't you just leave me alone
00:01:38 Cora...
00:01:40 ...let's....
00:01:42 Let's figure something out.
00:01:44 l love you, Cora.
00:01:48 You love me...
00:01:50 ...and what do you do?
00:01:53 You let him take me away
00:01:58 ...where l'll rot the rest of my life away
00:02:03 ...half-dead sister.
00:02:07 You love me...
00:02:09 ...l love you, but what do you do?
00:02:12 You let him take me to Santa Barbara.
00:02:15 And you're even going
00:02:19 You're gonna stay
00:02:22 Why, if you really loved me,
00:02:31 -All right.
00:02:33 Yes. l can't leave you.
00:02:36 But isn't there any other way
00:02:38 You were just gonna put a knife
00:02:46 No.
00:02:49 That knife was for me, Frank.
00:02:52 Not him.
00:02:57 You love me that much?
00:03:01 That much.
00:03:03 We tried every other way.
00:03:06 l guess it's in the cards.
00:03:10 That other time had cured me of any idea
00:03:14 This was gonna be such a bad murder,
00:03:18 A regular drunk automobile accident...
00:03:20 ...with liquor in the car
00:03:38 Closed up early?
00:03:40 Hello, Mr. Sackett.
00:03:43 Anything l can get you
00:03:46 l need a little air in my tires.
00:03:51 Oh! My bag!
00:03:53 lt's all right, Mrs. Smith. l'll get it.
00:04:00 -Frank, that's Sackett!
00:04:04 We'll do our act here instead of
00:04:20 Let me get behind that wheel.
00:04:23 No. You're as drunk as Nick is,
00:04:26 Me, drunk? l'm not drunk.
00:04:32 Frank Chambers, get in that back seat.
00:04:35 Okay, Mrs. Smith, if you want Nick
00:04:39 Nick, you shove over.
00:04:43 All right, all right.
00:05:01 No, Cora, you keep straight on.
00:05:04 l've always wanted to see Malibu Lake.
00:05:08 Okay.
00:05:21 See, Cora, look what you're doing.
00:05:24 This is the worst piece of road
00:05:30 No, no!
00:05:42 Look at that gauge.
00:05:44 She's boiling over.
00:05:46 -Should l pull over and let it cool off?
00:05:51 We gotta save this little bus
00:06:01 There.
00:06:04 Hey, Nick, what happened to your voice?
00:06:19 l gotta get out.
00:06:22 Nick! Hey, Nick. Nick!
00:06:26 Come on back in the car.
00:06:32 Listen!
00:06:38 -lt's an echo, yeah.
00:06:40 Let's go back in the car.
00:06:42 -lt's a wonderful echo.
00:06:44 lt's a wonderful echo.
00:06:47 Cora, there's an echo out there. Listen.
00:06:55 See? Which is best, me or the echo?
00:06:58 The echo can't take your high note, Nick.
00:07:01 Here, listen.
00:07:42 lt's gonna be tough going now.
00:07:46 -After that, l can go through anything.
00:07:50 We gotta mess ourselves up so we can
00:08:02 lt's hardly smashed up at all.
00:08:06 Look, Frank, a car is coming!
00:08:10 -Can they see us?
00:08:12 There are no marks on us, but it's too late.
00:08:30 No!
00:08:34 Frank!
00:08:41 Help! Help! Help!
00:08:45 Help! Help!
00:08:50 Help!
00:08:53 Help!
00:08:58 Help!
00:09:00 Help! Help!
00:09:03 You can stop yelling, Mrs. Smith.
00:09:05 Sure. l've been following you.
00:09:08 lt's too bad l couldn't
00:09:52 Hello there, laddie. How do you feel?
00:09:55 l'll be all right.
00:09:57 You're not very hospitable for a patient
00:10:01 There's nobody in this part
00:10:04 Not even Mrs. Smith? Cora?
00:10:08 Come on, laddie.
00:10:09 You and she murdered her husband.
00:10:11 The sooner you admit it,
00:10:14 You're wrong, Mr. Sackett.
00:10:16 How about a full confession?
00:10:18 A plea of guilty, and l'll do
00:10:21 -Clemency for you.
00:10:25 lnterested to know l've been wise
00:10:29 Nick's death was an accident.
00:10:31 Why should l wanna hurt a nice,
00:10:35 A motive? The girl herself, for one thing.
00:10:40 That's no good, Mr. Sackett.
00:10:41 l never wanted to be tied down
00:10:45 Then we'll come to the real motive.
00:10:47 That brand-new $ 1 0,000 insurance policy
00:10:53 Here.
00:10:58 Have a drink of water,
00:11:04 -lnsurance policy?
00:11:06 And he took it out
00:11:10 l give you my oath.
00:11:12 l never heard about any insurance
00:11:15 No? Why did you turn white
00:11:18 l don't know anything about a policy.
00:11:22 -You think l'm going to stand for that?
00:11:26 lt all started when you
00:11:31 Nick's had an accident,
00:11:34 l left before Nick came home
00:11:36 And two days after you came back,
00:11:40 You were in touch
00:11:42 And the day after the policy was granted,
00:11:48 She'd fixed up this Santa Barbara trip.
00:11:51 And for old time's sakes,
00:11:53 Then she had to see Malibu Lake.
00:11:58 -Would you like to pick it up from there?
00:12:01 But it was all planned.
00:12:04 ...then she slid out
00:12:07 Then it was your turn to climb out, so you
00:12:12 She moved too quick,
00:12:14 -She jumped, you went over the cliff.
00:12:18 How do you know?
00:12:20 -l mean, l don't think that's--
00:12:23 You don't know what happened.
00:12:25 Wait a minute.
00:12:29 Maybe you didn't have
00:12:32 Maybe she did it.
00:12:34 Listen, laddie, she did do it.
00:12:36 There were three people in that car,
00:12:39 lt's a cinch Nick didn't do it.
00:12:41 So if you were too drunk,
00:12:44 -Who says anybody did it?
00:12:46 lf you told the truth,
00:12:49 ...except as the wife of your boss,
00:12:53 Do something? l don't follow you--
00:12:55 You've got to sign a complaint
00:12:58 A complaint?
00:13:00 lf you were in that car, drunk and helpless,
00:13:05 You've got to do something about that.
00:13:09 She couldn't have meant to kill me.
00:13:12 You were drunk, you couldn't know
00:13:16 -l guess not.
00:13:18 Then she slid out and sent the car
00:13:22 -You saying it don't make it so.
00:13:24 When l drove around,
00:13:27 ...but she was already
00:13:30 She felt the car going over,
00:13:33 She jumps out of a car turning over
00:13:38 Because l can testify she had that white,
00:13:43 Oh, no. Cora wasn't in that car
00:13:46 You were still in it
00:13:49 lt wasn't nervousness on Cora's part that
00:13:54 She wanted that sweet property
00:13:58 ...instead of sharing it with you.
00:14:00 -Now, are you gonna sign this complaint?
00:14:03 -You got it mixed up.
00:14:05 lf you didn't have anything
00:14:08 lf you don't, l'll know.
00:14:12 ...and the guy in the poison gas
00:14:16 So will the boys who bury
00:14:19 ...who were too dumb to make a deal while
00:14:44 Officer, you may come in.
00:14:48 -Hello there, Kyle.
00:14:50 -Been hitting the headlines, haven't you?
00:14:53 Can l see your friend here
00:14:56 -You his lawyer?
00:14:59 Laddie, l pity you.
00:15:02 -For how much money?
00:15:06 That's a bet.
00:15:07 Of course, maybe l shouldn't
00:15:17 -l like a hand without trumps. The bet goes.
00:15:21 -What about dinner tonight?
00:15:25 -And give my regards to the missus.
00:15:27 -Goodbye, laddie.
00:15:54 Chambers, my name's Arthur Keats.
00:15:58 l shouldn't have signed it,
00:16:01 Mr. Keats, do me a favor
00:16:03 You shut up.
00:16:06 l'll tell her what's good
00:16:09 As for the rest of it,
00:16:12 And that means l'm handling it.
00:16:15 -Yes, sir. But l--
00:16:18 l was gonna ask questions,
00:16:21 ...the less you know, the better.
00:16:27 Just once more:
00:16:29 l'm handling this.
00:16:32 And that means, whatever l do,
00:16:36 -But, Mr. Keats--
00:16:39 Or, which is the same thing,
00:16:43 -Hold it, please!
00:16:45 -Thank you.
00:16:55 This way. Thank you.
00:17:20 Quiet, please.
00:17:22 The court is again in session.
00:17:26 -The People v. Cora Smith.
00:17:31 Cora Smith, you're charged with
00:17:36 And the attempted murder
00:17:40 Steady. l'm handling it.
00:17:41 Your Honor, we waive
00:17:44 ...since we intend to plead
00:17:48 Quiet! Quiet, please!
00:17:51 We're ready to appear in superior court
00:17:55 We'll be prepared to arraign the defendant
00:18:00 So ordered. There'll be a short recess.
00:18:10 Hold it.
00:19:07 We've been double-crossed, Cora.
00:19:09 That lawyer, Keats, he's nothing
00:19:13 l've been double-crossed, not you!
00:19:15 l see it all now. l see why
00:19:20 And that other time,
00:19:23 -That's not so.
00:19:25 l used to say to myself l fell for you
00:19:29 Now l find out that you are smart!
00:19:31 Double-crossed! l'll say l was.
00:19:35 You and Keats fixed it so
00:19:38 That was to get you clear!
00:19:40 Then you two fixed it up
00:19:43 Well, listen, Mr. Frank Chambers...
00:19:45 ...when l get through, you'll find out
00:19:54 Get out of here, you stool pigeon.
00:19:59 Why, what's the matter, Chambers?
00:20:03 When l get my hands on you--
00:20:05 So you...
00:20:07 ...you and this man.
00:20:09 This so-called man.
00:20:11 You two framed me so l would
00:20:15 He's not gonna squirm out of it.
00:20:19 ...and l'll tell the world!
00:20:21 -l wouldn't do that.
00:20:24 He's not going to get away with anything.
00:20:28 -Just let me handle--
00:20:37 l'll tell the district attorney
00:20:49 You the lady who wants
00:20:52 That's right. A statement.
00:21:15 Okay.
00:21:19 This will be a full
00:21:23 ...of how....
00:21:26 Go ahead.
00:21:28 Of how Frank Chambers and l
00:21:31 ...and carried out the murder
00:21:35 Frank Chambers and l
00:21:41 Although it was Frank who smashed Nick
00:21:50 That's all. Except...
00:21:52 ...l didn't know anything about
00:21:57 Anyway, we didn't do it
00:22:02 That's it.
00:22:10 All right. Sign here.
00:23:22 l'll put you out of business.
00:23:26 You know the district attorney fooled
00:23:31 And you fell for it, both of you.
00:23:37 He got you working
00:23:39 -Don't you see?
00:23:42 He got nothing from me,
00:23:45 -And right away you turned yellow.
00:23:49 Yellow is a color you figure on
00:23:53 And nobody figures it better than
00:23:57 Once he tricked you into
00:24:00 ...he knew no power on earth could
00:24:04 That way, he gets you both.
00:24:05 lf you knew all that, why didn't
00:24:09 Oh, l tried.
00:24:11 l tried, but nobody
00:24:14 However, now that you've
00:24:18 -Kennedy.
00:24:24 That confession Mrs. Smith signed,
00:24:27 l gave it to Jimmy White to lock
00:24:33 That's all.
00:24:38 You mean he's not from
00:24:40 A plainclothes dick
00:24:42 He used to be a dick.
00:24:45 He works for me now.
00:24:48 With the DA using high-pressure tactics,
00:24:54 Since you were due to spill the beans,
00:24:58 -Why, you--
00:25:01 To stop everything cold in that courtroom
00:25:05 -Then the DA's got nothing against me.
00:25:09 Oh, sure. He goes free, and l get tossed
00:25:13 Unless you let me handle it.
00:25:19 Listen, my girl...
00:25:21 ...you're still in trouble.
00:25:23 Because we don't know what evidence
00:25:26 From now on, speak only when spoken to.
00:25:29 And in that court tomorrow, try and look
00:25:33 And remember,
00:25:37 Time's up, young lady.
00:25:47 Cora Smith. ls that your true name?
00:25:49 Yes.
00:25:50 Cora Smith, you're charged in
00:25:56 ...Superior Court of California
00:25:59 Count one, murder of Nicholas Smith.
00:26:02 Count two, attempted murder
00:26:04 Your Honor, we waive further reading.
00:26:07 -Very well.
00:26:10 We are.
00:26:12 To count one, murder of Nicholas Smith,
00:26:18 -Not guilty.
00:26:24 lf Your Honor please...
00:26:26 ...my client protested her innocence
00:26:29 l didn't believe her.
00:26:30 ln her best interest, l urged her to plead
00:26:35 But with later developments...
00:26:37 ...no other course is open to me
00:26:46 Will the district attorney consent to a brief
00:27:00 Kyle...
00:27:02 ...you're bluffing.
00:27:04 You gambled on getting a confession,
00:27:08 l know you haven't got one iota
00:27:11 ...and without witnesses, you'll never
00:27:18 Dismiss that phony attempt charge...
00:27:21 ...change murder to manslaughter,
00:27:25 ...providing you give a recommendation
00:27:38 lf Your Honor please...
00:27:40 ...l move to dismiss the charge
00:27:43 ...and to permit her to withdraw
00:27:46 ...for the purpose of
00:27:51 Motion granted.
00:27:53 l'm informed by defendant's counsel...
00:27:55 ...that she will enter a plea of guilty
00:28:00 l feel this plea will be satisfactory to
00:28:04 That's correct, Your Honor.
00:28:07 Very well.
00:28:09 Cora Smith, to the crime of manslaughter,
00:28:16 Guilty.
00:28:28 Guilty.
00:28:35 Your Honor, we waive time for sentence.
00:28:40 lt is the sentence of the law
00:28:44 ...that you be confined in the state
00:28:48 ...for the term prescribed by law.
00:28:50 lf Your Honor please, l recommend
00:28:58 lt seems to me that considerable leniency
00:29:03 May we approach the bench
00:29:09 Very well.
00:29:23 l am personally satisfied of the defendant's
00:29:27 ...but there are many practical and legal
00:29:32 ln these circumstances,
00:29:36 ...thus saving the people of the state of
00:29:42 Return to your places.
00:29:51 Having full confidence in the district
00:29:56 The court summarily grants probation.
00:29:58 And suspends execution of the sentence.
00:30:06 That's it. You're free.
00:30:09 lt's all right, Mrs. Smith.
00:30:16 That's what you think.
00:30:23 That was a brilliant piece
00:30:27 Thank you, Kyle.
00:30:28 But you're crazy if you think l'm
00:30:34 Well, that's the whole story.
00:30:36 Except that if either one of you even
00:30:40 ...Mr. Sackett will see
00:30:51 Just a minute.
00:30:55 Yes?
00:30:58 That insurance policy.
00:31:01 This 1 0,000 bucks you get
00:31:04 Oh, sure. That's how l knew
00:31:07 lf the company with the smartest
00:31:11 ...it's a cinch the DA couldn't.
00:31:16 ln an exceptional case like this,
00:31:22 But this time...
00:31:24 ...you take it.
00:31:27 l don't want that 1 0 grand.
00:31:32 l've been trying to figure things out,
00:31:36 Don't say thanks. You did me a favor.
00:31:40 l won 1 00 bucks from Sackett.
00:31:44 l'm gonna frame it
00:31:46 -Let's get going, Kennedy.
00:31:59 Well, goodbye, Mr. Yellow.
00:32:02 l don't know what you're going to do
00:32:05 ...but l'm going in
00:32:12 Cora. Cora, look...
00:32:15 ...maybe-- Maybe you
00:32:18 ...we can go away somewhere and
00:32:22 Oh, no.
00:32:24 You've tried to make me a tramp
00:32:27 But you're not going to do it.
00:32:29 l stay here.
00:32:32 All right.
00:32:36 l'm gonna stay too.
00:32:40 Let me tell you something.
00:32:42 ...there's going to be a lot of hard work,
00:32:47 l'm going to fix a nice spot
00:32:49 ...then l'm going to sell beer--
00:32:51 -You're in the hamburger business--
00:32:57 So if you want to keep your job...
00:33:00 ...you'll have this place clean and open
00:33:04 Okay.
00:33:07 Okay, Mrs. Smith.
00:33:12 That expresses it perfectly.
00:33:18 Things stayed that way
00:33:20 I had to watch her like a hawk
00:33:23 People started flocking to the Twin Oaks
00:33:28 Oh, Mrs. Smith?
00:33:33 Mrs. Smith, would you kindly
00:33:40 Oh, thank you.
00:33:45 Popular girl, huh?
00:33:46 Listen....
00:33:57 -Well, how are you, Mr. Keats?
00:34:00 -Hello, Mr. Sackett.
00:34:03 Something l can do for you?
00:34:05 -Only some beer at the moment.
00:34:08 You're pretty busy.
00:34:10 Suppose l handle this table.
00:34:12 You shouldn't mind
00:34:19 -Hello, Frank.
00:34:39 -Maybe it doesn't mean a thing.
00:34:41 Maybe the district attorney's
00:34:44 He claims folks around here are talking
00:34:47 -Talking about it?
00:34:50 ls it?
00:34:51 An unmarried man and woman
00:34:55 ln Los Angeles, they held a murder suspect,
00:34:58 ...they threw him in the can
00:35:01 l'm way ahead of you, Mr. Keats.
00:35:03 And l'll handle this.
00:35:09 Don't wipe it off, Mr. Keats.
00:35:13 This kind tastes good too.
00:35:16 -l can't remember that far back.
00:35:19 -...you imagined it even then.
00:35:26 -Thanks.
00:35:28 lt's my wedding present to him.
00:35:30 The way he wears it, you'd think
00:35:33 Well, l can only think of 1 5 or 20 reasons
00:35:39 Well, there you are, my dear.
00:35:41 Thanks. We'll paste it
00:35:45 Say, this came
00:35:48 Hope it's congratulations from Sackett.
00:35:51 -Would you?
00:35:53 You hope.
00:36:01 lt's my mother. She....
00:36:04 She's had a heart attack.
00:36:07 l haven't been home in three years.
00:36:11 Mr. Keats, would you
00:36:15 Leave it to me.
00:36:21 -Check your baggage, sir?
00:36:23 -When will you be back?
00:36:26 l'll walk you to the train.
00:36:28 Please, l hate goodbyes.
00:36:35 A blind man without a cane
00:36:38 Yeah.
00:36:44 Come on, Chambers,
00:36:47 No, thanks, Mr. Keats.
00:36:49 l'm gonna to see if l can't
00:36:58 Excuse me.
00:37:01 You'll have to wait a while.
00:37:03 l'm gonna wait standing up.
00:37:06 lt's a hot day
00:37:08 And l've got on a thin skirt.
00:37:11 l'll cool the seat off for you.
00:37:13 Thanks.
00:37:19 Name: Madge Gorland.
00:37:22 Address: Joe's Highway Haven.
00:37:25 -What's that?
00:37:27 A lunchroom?
00:37:30 Sometimes l think
00:37:33 ...makes a living
00:37:38 -See? lt works.
00:37:42 Yeah. With my brains and your looks,
00:37:45 -Such as?
00:37:48 l'll buy you the best Mexican dinner
00:37:50 -Why Mexico?
00:37:52 Besides, l got a little trouble.
00:37:55 -Trouble?
00:37:58 -They keep itching for me to go places.
00:38:01 Can't stand captivity.
00:38:04 Me too.
00:38:06 l get so sick
00:38:10 What time will we
00:38:13 Oh, l got a whole week.
00:38:16 Come on, slide in.
00:38:18 All right.
00:38:23 l'll bet you got a little gypsy in you.
00:38:25 They say l was born
00:38:28 Maybe a week won't be long enough,
00:38:52 -The large one with the stripes, please.
00:39:06 Cora, why didn't you let me know
00:39:10 -l didn't wanna bother you with it.
00:39:13 -Why should you?
00:39:17 -...and me back here having a good time.
00:39:20 When we get home, l'll give you
00:39:23 -l'm not drinking anymore.
00:39:26 l have a lot to tell you. l think you and l
00:39:30 -Well, what is it?
00:39:33 Here we are.
00:39:35 Where'd you get the new car?
00:39:51 Hello.
00:39:54 Remember me?
00:40:00 Yeah, sure, l remember you.
00:40:03 Come on in.
00:40:12 How you been, Mrs. Chambers?
00:40:16 Fine, thanks.
00:40:17 Oh, Frank, why don't you take
00:40:21 -l'll get you a couple of beers.
00:40:24 Thanks.
00:40:26 -How's Mr. Keats?
00:40:29 -l walked out.
00:40:32 Well, if there's anything we can do,
00:40:36 l was wondering...
00:40:38 ...if you could let me
00:40:41 Well, l don't keep very much
00:40:46 l was hoping you could make it more.
00:40:49 -All right, Kennedy, what is it?
00:40:52 ...the one l wrote up for you,
00:40:56 You mean that daydream
00:40:58 Yeah. lt was still in the files
00:41:02 ...so l took it. l was thinking
00:41:06 -How much do you want for it?
00:41:09 We don't need that confession now.
00:41:13 Sure. l'd pay that for it.
00:41:15 l was thinking it was worth more.
00:41:21 l was figuring on about...
00:41:24 ...$ 1 5,000.
00:41:26 -Are you crazy?
00:41:29 ...and the publicity's
00:41:31 Maybe 5 grand more.
00:41:35 -You'd clean us out just for that paper?
00:41:38 -Why you--
00:41:42 ln the first place,
00:41:45 l'm not starting anything. l....
00:41:48 l guess you got us.
00:41:50 Yeah, but, you're figuring too high.
00:41:53 -Keep talking.
00:41:56 ...we made $4000, not $5000,
00:42:00 And l had to go East and of course,
00:42:03 Her mother died.
00:42:04 And then we've been
00:42:07 All right.
00:42:09 Ten and two makes 1 2.
00:42:12 -Twelve grand.
00:42:14 Twelve thousand,
00:42:20 Well, it looks like
00:42:23 -lt's tough, but he's got us.
00:42:27 l'll phone you at 5:00.
00:42:30 ...to go to the bank and get it. At 5:00,
00:42:34 lf you haven't got it, Sackett.
00:42:39 You know, Mr. Kennedy, it's really
00:42:43 ...because if we had been alone,
00:42:46 ...that l could've talked you out of it.
00:42:58 All right, snap out of it
00:43:01 l got no friends.
00:43:03 l'm the only one that knows--
00:43:07 -You're gonna call your friends?
00:43:10 l'm the only one that knows about it.
00:43:12 -You're gonna call your friends?
00:43:22 Don't hit me no more!
00:43:24 -l tell you, l only got one friend.
00:43:27 Get him on the phone.
00:43:30 All right! All right!
00:43:32 Here.
00:43:35 Thanks.
00:43:39 Cora, bring the extension phone,
00:43:44 There it is, Kennedy.
00:43:48 Here.
00:43:49 lf he tries to pull a fast one,
00:43:54 Come on.
00:44:02 Say--
00:44:10 ls that you, Willie?
00:44:12 This is me.
00:44:16 How soon can you get out here
00:44:19 Yeah, Chambers is on his way
00:44:22 Willie, get this.
00:44:25 But he's afraid if she finds out he's gonna
00:44:29 You get it?
00:44:34 Well, maybe it sounds to you
00:44:37 ...but l got my reasons.
00:44:41 Okay.
00:44:45 Willie's gonna bring the papers
00:44:48 He's awful suspicious.
00:44:50 Willie's a bad hombre
00:44:53 Yeah?
00:44:58 That's so you'll act right
00:45:04 And that's for playing along, Cora.
00:45:07 ...just the beer garden,
00:45:10 All right, Frank.
00:45:17 l think that's your friend Willie,
00:45:20 ...l'm gonna give you
00:45:24 Gesundheit.
00:45:43 -What gives?
00:45:49 All right, Cora, his pockets.
00:45:53 -Here it is!
00:45:56 -This is it.
00:46:01 Photostats!
00:46:03 -And the negative.
00:46:07 Yeah, but not anymore.
00:46:09 Thanks, boys.
00:46:11 Come on, l'll show you out.
00:46:17 Come on, come on, come on. Out!
00:46:32 Well, we did it, didn't we?
00:46:37 -That's the last of the Photostats.
00:46:41 That isn't the last of the Photostats.
00:46:45 -So you got a million of them.
00:46:48 You're not foolish enough
00:46:51 ...just to get even with me.
00:46:53 No. No, you didn't
00:46:55 Once they made it manslaughter,
00:46:58 What's the matter with you, Cora?
00:47:01 This! While you were
00:47:04 ...your friend dropped in outside.
00:47:07 So you're an outlaw,
00:47:12 l hope your broken-down sweetie
00:47:15 ...where l'm going to send you!
00:47:28 -Just hanging up my clean uniforms, dearie.
00:47:32 -What did you think l was doing?
00:47:36 Don't worry, when it comes time
00:47:39 ln the meantime, just take it easy, because
00:47:54 Just taking something
00:47:56 -That's nice of you.
00:47:59 l didn't think anything.
00:48:00 Don't worry, when l'm ready to skip out,
00:48:03 Just take it easy,
00:48:10 That's the way it kept up all day.
00:48:12 Me following her around
00:48:16 Her watching me like a hawk,
00:48:20 Both of us hating each other
00:48:23 Finally, she went up to bed.
00:48:25 I went to my room,
00:48:29 Then all of a sudden....
00:48:40 -Get away from there or l'll--
00:48:43 Hello?
00:48:45 Yellow Cab?
00:48:46 We changed our mind.
00:48:49 -Or you'll what?
00:48:52 Something else, wasn't it?
00:48:55 -l've been asleep.
00:48:57 -Because l'm not gonna lie to you.
00:49:00 You were gonna duck out and hand me over
00:49:03 Right back where we started.
00:49:07 Not quite, Cora.
00:49:09 That other girl...
00:49:11 ...she didn't mean anything to me.
00:49:14 She told me you were going away
00:49:17 Why didn't l? l planned to,
00:49:19 Why didn't l go away
00:49:23 Because we're chained
00:49:25 -Don't tell me you love me.
00:49:28 Oh, but love
00:49:31 Then you hate me?
00:49:33 l don't know.
00:49:36 But we've got to tell the truth
00:49:39 All right, why were you gonna
00:49:43 l told you l had something to tell you.
00:49:49 Frank...
00:49:51 ...l wasn't going to Mr. Sackett tonight.
00:49:54 l was running away...
00:49:57 ...for good.
00:49:58 So that you
00:50:02 Me or....
00:50:05 -Me or....
00:50:08 Oh, no, don't, Frank.
00:50:12 We....
00:50:14 We took a life, didn't we, Frank?
00:50:16 Well, now we can give one back.
00:50:20 ...and maybe it'll help square us.
00:50:22 Maybe it will.
00:50:24 Maybe it'll help.
00:50:27 Oh, Frank, l couldn't
00:50:30 l couldn't have this baby and then
00:50:36 ...into that poison gas chamber
00:50:39 Was...?
00:50:41 Was the baby the only reason?
00:50:45 No.
00:50:47 Frank. Please, there's one thing
00:50:51 No, don't ask me any questions.
00:50:53 Just take me down to the beach.
00:50:57 And let's be happy again...
00:51:00 ...just once more.
00:51:01 And then l promise that everything will
00:51:05 ...before we come back.
00:51:08 l'll get the car, Cora.
00:51:21 Frank.
00:51:23 All the hate and revenge has left me...
00:51:26 ...but is it all out of you?
00:51:28 l'm trying to find some way
00:51:33 Maybe l know a way.
00:51:36 Let's swim out there, way, way out...
00:51:39 ...until we're so tired that
00:51:43 -How is that gonna prove--?
00:52:10 This is far enough.
00:52:12 -Are you tired?
00:52:16 l'm still all right.
00:52:18 Frank...
00:52:20 ...what l wanted to be sure of was...
00:52:22 ...whether you trust me.
00:52:25 lf you don't believe
00:52:30 ...and if you don't want me to go back
00:52:33 ...you could swim back by yourself.
00:52:36 l'm too tired,
00:52:39 Nobody will ever know.
00:52:40 Cora, Cora, don't say another word.
00:52:45 l'll take you in.
00:53:25 Are you sure now?
00:53:28 l'm sure.
00:53:39 l've been waiting a long time
00:53:42 When we get home, Frank,
00:53:46 Kisses with dreams in them.
00:53:49 Kisses that come from life,
00:53:53 l hope l can wait.
00:53:56 Darling.
00:54:03 Look out!
00:54:04 Frank!
00:54:17 Cora.
00:54:28 This man, Frank Chambers,
00:54:31 ...first murdered her husband
00:54:34 Then Chambers murdered her
00:54:40 The jury was out five minutes.
00:54:43 The judge said in sentencing me...
00:54:45 ...that he was giving the same consideration
00:54:49 l see.
00:54:51 l see.
00:54:53 And now, Father...
00:54:54 ...comes the important thing
00:54:57 Do you think she knows?
00:54:59 Knows that you didn't kill her?
00:55:02 She must know it.
00:55:05 But that's the awful part
00:55:08 Somehow...
00:55:11 ...maybe it flashed through her head
00:55:14 ...that maybe l did do it.
00:55:17 Father, do you think she knows
00:55:19 We can hope.
00:55:21 We got off to a wrong start,
00:55:24 ...we never got back on the right track.
00:55:26 But l didn't kill her.
00:55:29 l loved her so much,
00:55:38 l just talked to the governor.
00:55:44 But, l....
00:55:46 l didn't do it.
00:55:48 -l didn't do it, l tell you!
00:55:50 All right, suppose you didn't do it.
00:55:53 Get me a new trial. l'm not gonna
00:55:56 Suppose you got a stay of execution,
00:56:00 Then what?
00:56:01 Last night they auctioned off the fixtures
00:56:06 A man who bought the cash register
00:56:10 He brought it to me.
00:56:14 Cora wrote it.
00:56:24 lt's a very beautiful note, Frank...
00:56:27 ...written by a girl
00:56:31 l imagine it was written
00:56:35 A note of farewell, isn't it?
00:56:37 She did try and run away that night.
00:56:42 And since she had no idea
00:56:46 ...it therefore has
00:56:49 ...to convict you of helping her
00:56:54 So if you were to leave this room
00:56:57 ...you'd soon be back here again
00:57:02 What's the use?
00:57:07 Then....
00:57:09 Then what's gonna happen to me
00:57:13 No, laddie, for killing Nick.
00:57:18 You know...
00:57:20 ...there's something about this
00:57:23 Well, it's like...
00:57:26 ...you're expecting...
00:57:27 ...a letter that you're just crazy
00:57:32 ...and you hang around
00:57:35 ...for fear you might not hear him ring.
00:57:38 You never realize
00:57:42 What's that?
00:57:43 Well, he rang twice for Cora...
00:57:46 ...and now he's ringing twice for me,
00:57:51 That's about it.
00:57:53 The truth is, you always
00:57:57 Even if you're way out
00:58:01 Father.
00:58:04 You were right.
00:58:06 lt all works out.
00:58:07 l guess God knows more
00:58:12 Somehow or other...
00:58:14 ...Cora paid for Nick's life with hers.
00:58:17 And now l'm going to.
00:58:20 Father...
00:58:21 ...would you send up a prayer
00:58:25 And if you could find it in your heart...
00:58:28 ...make it that we're together,
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