Somewhere In Time

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00:01:01 Richard say, Kudos.
00:01:03 Wow, that was... You found some
00:01:06 - Yeah?
00:01:08 He suffers from
00:01:11 It's about whatever
00:01:12 - Richard, we loved the play.
00:01:16 - You could understand it?
00:01:17 I'll talk to you later.
00:01:24 You aced it.
00:01:26 This is, uh... I'm sorry.
00:01:29 Pam? This is Shelley,
00:01:30 Hi. How are you? I'm
00:01:32 So we'll talk to you
00:01:36 Oh, boy. Look at...
00:01:39 Kudos. That was a fine,
00:01:44 - I'm afraid I don't know...
00:01:46 Hey, Shelley, I gotta go
00:01:52 - What is happening?
00:01:55 Hey. Shelley! Oh, thank you.
00:01:59 What happened here?
00:02:00 - Oh yeah, everybody signed.
00:02:04 - Where'd you sign this?
00:02:06 Good, I got some news.
00:02:08 There was an agent in the
00:02:11 ...he thinks this play might be
00:02:14 Yeah. I know.
00:02:16 - Let's keep our fingers crossed.
00:02:22 Penelope, great!
00:02:24 Okay. Now, I think this thing
00:02:29 Here you go.
00:02:32 I think we shouldn't cut the mask.
00:02:46 Come back to me.
00:02:59 Who was she?
00:03:01 - I never saw her in my life!
00:03:04 - Oh, my God!
00:03:08 Is this a party, or what?
00:03:52 How was the play?
00:03:57 Are you all right?
00:06:52 - Aha!
00:06:53 - Aha, where ya goin'?
00:06:56 - Where?
00:06:58 - What about the play?
00:07:02 - Okay. When will it be done?
00:07:06 Oh, my God! Richard, there are
00:07:13 - Shell going with you?
00:07:16 We broke up.
00:07:30 The White Sox are
00:07:31 ...for a Comiskey Park
00:07:33 The Cubs are just beginning
00:08:41 - How long will you be with us?
00:08:43 Fine. If you'll
00:08:45 Sure.
00:08:52 Arthur, 313, please.
00:08:55 - Have a pleasant stay.
00:08:56 Thank you.
00:08:58 Uh, is this your first
00:09:00 Collier. Yeah. For some reason, I
00:09:05 - I always heard how nice it was though.
00:09:07 Oh, about eight years ago. See, I used
00:09:10 Yeah. The students come here now
00:09:15 ...and the rooms.
00:09:17 It seems to me, I remember they
00:09:20 ...back in... '47, was it?
00:09:24 Oh, really? You been
00:09:26 I've been here
00:09:28 - 1910?
00:09:30 Came here with my parents
00:09:32 My father was a desk clerk.
00:09:34 I used to drive him crazy
00:09:38 He got so mad at me sometimes,
00:09:41 Three, George.
00:09:46 Got yourself a
00:09:51 Oh, great.
00:09:55 Okay, let's see now.
00:09:58 - Here you go.
00:10:00 If there's anything I can do
00:10:02 My name's Arthur, and I live in
00:10:05 Okay. Thanks a lot.
00:10:10 Have we ever met before?
00:10:14 - Have we ever me...
00:10:18 No. No, I'm sure we haven't.
00:10:46 - Sir?
00:10:48 - In about 40 minutes, sir.
00:10:52 Yes, sir.
00:13:36 Arthur! Hi.
00:13:38 Yes, Mr. Collier?
00:13:40 Arthur, you know, in
00:13:42 ...there's a photograph.
00:13:44 - There's no nameplate.
00:13:48 She was a famous
00:13:51 Starred in a play in
00:13:53 I-I'm sorry. D-Did you say
00:13:57 Down by the lake.
00:13:58 Really? When was
00:14:02 Oh... 1912.
00:14:09 1912?
00:15:35 Hey, Arthur!
00:15:37 Arthur, hi. Listen.
00:15:38 Could you take my luggage and put it
00:15:41 And can you tell me where
00:15:43 In town, right
00:15:45 Great. Look out.
00:15:49 Thanks a lot!
00:15:52 See you around, Arthur!
00:15:59 Yeah.
00:16:05 Yes!
00:16:09 Oh, my God.
00:16:12 "One of the most revered
00:16:15 ...for many years, she was the
00:16:25 "Under the guidance of her manager,
00:16:27 ...Elise McKenna was the first American actress
00:16:34 "Never seen in public
00:16:37 ...apparently, without
00:16:38 ...the absolute
00:16:42 Excuse me. Do you have
00:16:45 ...that aren't in the racks under
00:16:48 Well, we do have
00:16:49 ...but they're in the back, and
00:16:51 Oh. Could you do
00:16:55 - Well, all right.
00:16:59 - Okay.
00:17:04 Here you are.
00:17:06 Oh. Thank you,
00:18:22 - Yes?
00:18:24 - Yes.
00:18:27 ...I just read your book on
00:18:29 ...and I really
00:18:31 What is it you want?
00:18:32 Information about
00:18:36 What sort of
00:18:39 Well, I'm a playwright, and I was thinking
00:18:41 ...and, of course, I'd have to talk...
00:18:43 Ma'am, please!
00:18:44 Please, don't.
00:18:51 This is not for a
00:18:54 This is something
00:18:58 I don't understand.
00:19:06 Where did you get that?
00:19:09 She gave it to me, ma'am.
00:19:11 At the opening night
00:19:12 ...at Millfield College
00:19:16 That watch was
00:19:19 She never... never left it
00:19:23 It disappeared
00:19:26 She died that night?
00:19:31 Won't you come
00:19:35 Thank you.
00:19:38 I have some things I've been
00:19:55 That was a costume from
00:19:59 Miss Roberts...
00:20:01 ...what was she like?
00:20:04 When I knew her, she was
00:20:10 ...she was just too much
00:20:12 ...she seemed
00:20:15 Well, she wasn't always
00:20:17 Oh, no. Not at all.
00:20:19 People who knew her
00:20:21 ...said that she was quick
00:20:24 Strong, willful. Not at all
00:20:29 - What made her change?
00:20:31 ...the change seems to have
00:20:35 After she performed in a
00:20:43 That was her manager,
00:20:47 Was he really as strange as you
00:20:51 There was something strange
00:20:58 Oh, wow, look
00:21:01 - May I?
00:21:03 This is incredible.
00:21:04 This guy, Finney, he was my
00:21:08 - Really?
00:21:11 She read that book
00:21:22 She had that made.
00:21:51 What is it?
00:21:54 That's my favorite music
00:21:59 I don't understand
00:22:07 - Doctor Finney?
00:22:09 I have another class.
00:22:11 - Collier, sir. Richard Collier.
00:22:13 Uh, yes I was.
00:22:15 Well, I try to make my classes
00:22:20 - What can I do for you?
00:22:22 - Shoot!
00:22:26 That is a question.
00:22:29 Let me tell you
00:22:31 ...Richard, is it?
00:22:35 I was in Venice...
00:22:38 ...in 1971.
00:22:41 I was staying in
00:22:45 But I mean, very old.
00:22:47 The structure, the
00:22:52 The atmosphere was
00:22:57 And my room, I felt
00:23:00 ...a century or more
00:23:05 - You understand?
00:23:06 So, in other words, then the
00:23:10 Not all important,
00:23:13 The rest is here.
00:23:18 One afternoon, I...
00:23:22 ...I was lying down
00:23:26 All the sights around me...
00:23:31 Even the sounds I heard...
00:23:33 ...and I conceived a notion.
00:23:35 What, I asked myself...
00:23:38 ...if l attempt to
00:23:43 Suggest to it that
00:23:47 ...but 1571.
00:23:50 I closed my eyes...
00:23:51 ...and fed a suggestion
00:23:56 It's August, 1571.
00:24:00 I am in the
00:24:03 ...and I spelled out
00:24:08 ...and did it
00:24:10 ...and again and
00:24:14 And?
00:24:17 Well...
00:24:19 ...I'll never really
00:24:22 I've never done it since.
00:24:25 And I'm not sure I'd
00:24:29 I felt exhausted afterwards,
00:24:34 And if it really
00:24:37 ...I was only there a fraction
00:24:40 - A flicker.
00:24:43 ...you were there.
00:24:46 I thought so.
00:24:48 Oh, it wasn't
00:24:51 How would it
00:24:53 There were objects around me that
00:24:58 ...and I knew
00:25:00 Oh, if I were going
00:25:04 Mind you - I have
00:25:06 But if I did...
00:25:08 ...I would disassociate myself
00:25:13 Move everything out of sight, that
00:25:19 Then, who knows?
00:25:31 Whoops.
00:25:44 - Hi.
00:25:45 Listen, do you have any 1912 money?
00:26:02 Aha! That's it.
00:26:08 All right...
00:26:12 Not too bad.
00:26:14 Yup, yup, yup, yup.
00:26:26 Ah, good evening, Miss McKenna.
00:26:35 Evening, Miss McKenna.
00:26:38 You don't know me...
00:26:41 ...but you will.
00:26:45 Okay.
00:27:04 It is June 27, 1912.
00:27:08 Oh, boy.
00:27:11 You are lying
00:27:13 ...in the Grand Hotel...
00:27:14 ...and it is 6:00 p.m. in the
00:27:19 Your mind accepts
00:27:22 It is 6:00 p.m.
00:27:28 Elise McKenna is in this hotel
00:27:32 Her manager,
00:27:35 ...is in this hotel at
00:27:38 Now, this moment, here.
00:27:42 Elise McKenna and you...
00:27:46 - That's not very bright.
00:27:49 ...on June 27, 1912...
00:27:52 ...6:00 p.m., on
00:27:57 Elise McKenna and you.
00:28:01 Elise McKenna,
00:28:05 She and her company, who are in
00:28:09 ...even as you lie here on your bed
00:28:13 ...6:00 p.m., June 27, 1912.
00:28:19 The stage is being set for their
00:28:23 Your mind...
00:28:25 ...accepts this absolutely.
00:28:28 It is 6:00 p.m.
00:28:33 You have traveled
00:28:35 Soon, you will
00:28:38 ...and you will walk
00:28:40 ...and you will go downstairs
00:28:43 She is in the hotel
00:28:46 Damn it!
00:28:57 There's no question
00:28:58 - Now, now, now, now.
00:29:03 That which you think
00:29:05 Your mind accepts this
00:29:09 It has to happen!
00:29:10 You know that now!
00:29:14 It has to happen.
00:29:16 There is no question.
00:29:19 You know it.
00:29:21 It has to happen.
00:29:23 Relax.
00:29:25 Accept.
00:29:27 Relax... and accept.
00:29:31 Shut up!
00:30:09 - Yeah. Not bad.
00:30:13 - Hey, look at these pictures.
00:30:15 I'll bet they're a hundred years
00:30:20 Isn't that nice?
00:30:22 What a place, huh?
00:30:24 - You like those?
00:30:26 - They're yours.
00:30:29 - You suppose it is?
00:30:33 - Look at the rest of the place.
00:30:35 Look at here. The
00:30:38 Yeah, but look how much
00:30:55 Arthur!
00:30:57 Arthur? Arthur?
00:31:03 Arthur?
00:31:06 Arthur!
00:31:08 Hi. Arthur, I'm really sorry
00:31:12 ...you're the only one
00:31:14 Listen, you know those things in
00:31:16 Where do they
00:31:18 Is there a storeroom
00:31:20 Arthur, please. Where do
00:31:22 The... attic, Mr. Collier.
00:31:38 Oh, shit!
00:31:52 Come on.
00:31:57 Here we go.
00:32:08 Twelve!
00:32:27 McKenna.
00:32:45 Yes.
00:32:51 I was there.
00:33:14 It is 6:00 p.m.,
00:33:17 There is no question
00:33:19 It is 6:00 p.m...
00:33:38 Room 416... room 416.
00:33:43 9:18... tomorrow morning.
00:33:50 9:18... 9:18...
00:34:02 Believe.
00:34:05 Believe...
00:34:08 Believe...
00:34:41 1912, 1912, 1912.
00:34:47 1912, 1912.
00:36:23 I made it.
00:36:29 Oh, brother...
00:36:41 I made it!
00:37:51 Maude!
00:37:57 I'm back!
00:38:07 - Are you ready yet?
00:38:08 I don't know why you
00:38:11 Indeed. I suspect
00:38:13 And what am I to
00:38:15 What you will, Rollo.
00:38:20 Are we to have this
00:38:22 ...each and every time I notice the
00:38:26 Notice her existence?
00:38:27 Oh! That scarcely describes your
00:38:31 "Rapt appraisal of her"...
00:38:34 - Oh, Maude.
00:38:35 - I want to lie down for a while.
00:38:37 - Great idea!
00:38:38 I warn you. I've had enough
00:38:41 That's what you always say to
00:38:43 That's your answer
00:38:45 Unless you come
00:38:47 ...I shall leave
00:38:57 Excuse me. Did you see someone
00:39:01 Yes. Some young
00:39:03 I'll be damned. I'd
00:39:06 Indeed, you'd
00:39:07 I'd have reported it myself
00:39:17 Good afternoon, Miss McKenna.
00:39:20 Good afternoon,
00:39:26 Good afternoon, Miss McKenna.
00:39:28 May I please
00:39:38 - Yes?
00:39:40 Is Miss McKenna here?
00:39:43 No. I'm afraid
00:39:44 Could you tell me
00:39:46 I'm sorry, I have
00:39:50 Strike one.
00:39:57 Oh, I beg your pardon.
00:40:08 Getting out?
00:40:47 Not inside, Arthur.
00:41:02 - Are you Arthur?
00:41:08 Here you go.
00:41:10 Arthur!
00:41:57 Oh, I'm sorry.
00:41:59 I say, I shall have her!
00:42:01 Not in my life,
00:42:11 Whatever you desire...
00:42:12 ...I guarantee you...
00:42:19 Be out of here within two
00:42:23 - That's impossible, the man's insane.
00:42:26 - You know Robinson.
00:42:29 All right. If he's that anxious to get us out
00:42:33 What?
00:42:34 Sorry. Have you
00:42:36 You have a message for her? Give
00:42:39 As for our precious
00:42:44 - Madam! I do not so regard her.
00:42:47 And you shall
00:42:50 - And I say, I shall have her.
00:42:55 Give in, Cecily.
00:42:56 - It's not your place to say.
00:43:00 Good people, this is a
00:43:04 Let's not bury the
00:43:07 Excuse me!
00:43:10 I'm terribly sorry
00:43:11 I wonder if you know where
00:43:16 Very well, very well.
00:43:20 From the beginning.
00:43:23 "Ay early, stipend, shall we
00:43:28 "Whatever you desire."
00:43:30 Hello.
00:43:31 Take it again, Madeline.
00:43:33 "Why not put her on the scale
00:43:37 May I speak to you, please,
00:43:40 May I please speak to...
00:43:44 Miss McKenna...
00:43:47 Elise. may I...
00:43:49 Whoo, boy.
00:43:51 Miss McKenna... Good
00:44:01 - I'm...
00:44:04 Qu'est que c'est?
00:44:05 Never seen an actress
00:44:13 I'm... I'm looking for
00:44:15 - Most likely walking by the lake, my dear.
00:44:20 - Watch it, sonny.
00:46:25 Is it you?
00:46:30 Is it?
00:46:37 Yes.
00:46:41 - Are you all right?
00:46:43 - I'm sorry if I startled you.
00:46:45 - I think I did.
00:46:50 May I speak
00:47:00 Anything the matter?
00:47:04 Who was that
00:47:07 I've no idea.
00:47:09 - He gave no name?
00:47:13 - You were conversing, McKenna.
00:47:21 Well, not really.
00:47:25 No, no need to look
00:47:30 Keep on walking.
00:47:42 - Are you a guest here, sir?
00:47:46 Are you a guest
00:47:49 Yes.
00:47:50 Then I must ask you to stop
00:47:54 If you do not, I shall see
00:48:06 What did you
00:48:08 Oh, what I've always
00:48:26 That gown of
00:48:28 I'm not crazy about
00:48:30 It'll have to be redone.
00:48:32 I shall discuss it
00:48:43 Good evening. Reservations
00:48:46 Woods... yes. Monsieur, what
00:48:51 Monsieur, may I
00:48:53 I'm dining with
00:49:01 - Good evening.
00:49:10 I told you, we should have
00:49:13 - Poughkeepsie.
00:49:16 And I just won't
00:49:39 It isn't the lines at all.
00:49:44 Isn't he the nincompoop who thought
00:49:49 - Oh, mon cheri, we meet again!
00:49:53 I so admire a man not hidebound
00:49:58 - Ma'am?
00:49:59 I haven't seen one
00:50:02 - A decade?
00:50:04 Oh, still looking
00:50:07 - Yes. In fact...
00:50:16 - Thank you.
00:50:48 What do you think
00:50:50 Dancing with you.
00:50:52 But we don't even
00:50:55 - I know everything about you.
00:50:58 What do you mean?
00:50:59 - If you will excuse me...
00:51:01 - I think I do.
00:51:04 You have no idea how far
00:51:29 There's no need
00:51:38 The man's an intruder.
00:51:40 Will you kindly see to it that he
00:51:45 If you will, sir.
00:51:57 One moment.
00:52:01 I shall go with him.
00:52:04 McKenna...
00:52:09 Are you sure you
00:52:13 Don't worry, William.
00:52:32 Thank you so much.
00:52:33 - Your name, please?
00:52:36 - Your place of residence?
00:52:39 - Your occupation?
00:52:42 A playwright...
00:52:44 Yes, but I'm not
00:52:46 - And you say that you know
00:52:48 Which is patently absurd. You couldn't
00:52:50 We've never met. You're
00:52:55 But then...
00:52:57 ...why did you say,
00:53:01 I don't have
00:53:02 I know you don't.
00:53:04 I wish you would, though.
00:53:12 What is the matter
00:53:16 He's just looking out for
00:53:19 Why is that?
00:53:24 Wait, wait.
00:53:28 When can I
00:53:33 I don't know.
00:53:57 Guardez la ligne, Marie.
00:54:00 And have it ready by
00:54:01 I'll do my best.
00:54:09 Smiling, McKenna?
00:54:12 Seems appropriate.
00:54:15 Rather handsome young
00:54:19 - I'll keep an eye on him.
00:54:26 Is he the one, William?
00:54:30 Is he?
00:54:33 Only you can
00:54:37 Now...
00:54:39 ...tomorrow night's
00:54:41 Remember. Stay
00:54:44 Keep the mystery.
00:54:48 - "Excess within control".
00:54:56 Sleep well, McKenna.
00:55:29 All right.
00:56:02 Who is it?
00:56:04 Richard Collier.
00:56:14 Good morning.
00:56:18 You sleep all right?
00:56:20 - Wonderfully.
00:56:22 I didn't sleep
00:56:24 But I was on a
00:56:27 Don't you even
00:56:29 Yes, I will, at
00:56:34 I mean... would you like
00:56:37 At 6:00 a.m.?
00:56:39 Oh, well. Later?
00:56:41 I don't eat breakfast
00:56:43 Oh, no. Of course not.
00:56:45 - Lunch?
00:56:47 No, no, no. It's
00:56:49 - Isn't that your name?
00:56:51 - Shh! Shh!
00:56:52 Marie. She's sleeping
00:56:53 - Marie?
00:56:57 I'm sorry.
00:56:58 Well... of course my
00:57:01 ...but I was hoping you'd call
00:57:04 - Why should I?
00:57:07 Just hoped you would.
00:57:10 When can I
00:57:12 I shall be
00:57:13 - All day? That's crazy! You can't...
00:57:17 Will you walk with me?
00:57:19 I can't.
00:57:22 Young woman, if you do not
00:57:24 Positively insane, and do
00:57:32 Walk with me. Please.
00:57:40 Say, "Richard" - that's me -
00:57:43 "I would love to walk with you, and
00:57:45 ...not be afraid of you
00:57:48 Say "Yes".
00:57:55 Yes.
00:57:57 One o'clock.
00:57:59 Outside the hotel.
00:58:03 She's crazy about me.
00:58:27 Can I persuade
00:58:30 Where are you
00:58:32 Chicago. Where
00:58:35 I'm given to understand
00:58:39 You understand correctly.
00:58:41 No doubt you dream of
00:58:44 ...in one of your "opera".
00:58:47 That's plural for opus. I presume
00:58:50 And seen them produced.
00:58:52 - Really?
00:58:54 I'm not entirely unacquainted
00:58:56 ...of the American stage
00:58:59 - Perhaps I've seen one?
00:59:03 I also doubt
00:59:04 ...that I shall ever see one
00:59:08 You don't really believe
00:59:13 Why are you here?
00:59:15 Is it money?
00:59:18 I don't think you really
00:59:20 There is a law, Collier.
00:59:23 I warn you. I will not
00:59:25 Oh, yes?
00:59:28 - The matter's concluded, sir.
00:59:31 Oh, yes. You may
00:59:39 - Good morning, sir.
00:59:40 Excuse me.
00:59:47 Forgive me again, sir.
00:59:52 I'm very sorry, sir.
00:59:53 Ah, that's
00:59:55 I'd like a room, please.
00:59:56 Oh... don't
00:59:59 Well, I was rather ill when I arrived
01:00:04 Ah, I see.
01:00:06 You do have a room, sir?
01:00:08 Oh... yes, yes.
01:00:10 Thank you.
01:00:16 One single,
01:00:18 Bathroom privileges extra.
01:00:21 Would you care to sign
01:00:28 Excuse me.
01:00:29 I-I'm sorry. Are you sure
01:00:31 The right room, sir?
01:00:34 Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Biehl.
01:00:36 Forgot to put a
01:00:38 I'm very sorry.
01:00:48 Right.
01:00:49 - Shall I sign?
01:01:03 Excuse me.
01:01:05 Let me just
01:01:09 Grand Hotel.
01:01:10 9:18.
01:01:13 Thank you, sir.
01:01:18 - Bingo!
01:01:20 Oh... nothing.
01:01:25 Which room is
01:01:29 It's no problem. I can
01:01:32 Thank you very much.
01:01:56 See you around, Arthur.
01:02:13 - Morning.
01:02:17 Astonishing.
01:02:22 - Hello.
01:02:23 - You look lovely.
01:02:25 - Shall we?
01:02:28 Sorry I'm late.
01:02:31 - What did you do to your face?
01:02:33 New blade wasn't
01:02:35 I shudder to think what you'd look
01:02:39 Oh, no. I don't
01:02:42 Gotta give him credit.
01:02:45 Would you like me
01:02:46 Wouldn't do
01:02:49 I think I know
01:03:00 Whoa! Wait for me!
01:04:22 Mr. Collier...
01:04:24 ...it isn't easy being
01:04:27 Over the years, I...
01:04:30 ...I found it necessary
01:04:35 So understand,
01:04:39 ...that I'm even with
01:04:44 ...when we only
01:04:46 Why did you say...
01:04:53 I was expecting...
01:04:55 Me?
01:04:59 Someone.
01:05:00 Who?
01:05:02 Tell me.
01:05:07 - I think you'll laugh.
01:05:10 In a way.
01:05:13 William told me
01:05:16 - Robinson?
01:05:20 He knows, somehow.
01:05:23 He really does.
01:05:27 He knew a lot of things
01:05:29 My career, my...
01:05:37 He told me that...
01:05:40 ...one day I would
01:05:44 ...change my life.
01:05:46 Did he tell you that man would
01:05:51 Yes.
01:05:54 And...
01:05:56 ...what do you think
01:05:58 ...do you believe that?
01:06:01 No.
01:06:03 You're obviously not.
01:06:19 That's beautiful!
01:06:22 What is it?
01:06:24 That's Rachmaninoff,
01:06:29 I saw him with the
01:06:31 I love his music, but I've
01:06:34 Really?
01:06:36 Well, I'll introduce
01:06:58 Sorry we had the carriage
01:07:03 See that guy's face?
01:07:05 They're gonna hang
01:07:15 Stick out your tongue.
01:07:17 - Huh?
01:07:21 Why?
01:07:22 Oh, no.
01:07:34 The most peculiar moment
01:07:37 I think you'll survive it,
01:07:43 What time
01:07:50 4:30.
01:07:52 - I must be getting back.
01:07:54 - Can't you stay a little longer?
01:07:58 - The play!
01:08:02 It's lovely.
01:08:06 Where did you get it?
01:08:10 It was given to me.
01:08:19 Well, shall we?
01:08:25 So...
01:08:26 ...when's the
01:08:29 Tonight.
01:08:35 Where are you going?
01:08:37 Denver.
01:08:46 Well, thank you for a
01:08:51 Could we talk
01:08:54 - I really should rest a while, I...
01:09:01 Very well, then. Just
01:09:28 What did you want
01:09:47 No.
01:10:14 Oh, my God.
01:10:16 What's happening?
01:10:39 McKenna?
01:10:44 McKenna?
01:10:46 Come in.
01:10:53 I think you'd better go.
01:10:54 Have you been waiting
01:10:56 - This is hardly the time for discussion...
01:10:58 Yes! Does that
01:11:00 Our relationship is
01:11:02 Strictly business?
01:11:03 I'm involved with you as
01:11:06 Not a doormat. Do not attempt
01:11:13 Richard...
01:11:19 I shall leave a ticket for
01:11:30 "Excess within
01:11:35 Au revoir.
01:12:18 - Good evening, miss.
01:12:23 Particularly bad.
01:12:25 - I'll not go downstairs again.
01:12:30 I've just been dining...
01:12:31 ...with the man my father
01:12:34 - Oh, banker Harwell.
01:12:37 All 67 years...
01:12:38 ...and five-foot-four of height and
01:12:43 He does have
01:12:45 And never lets
01:12:48 I'm amazed he has the
01:12:51 He's so happily
01:12:55 Perhaps he won't
01:12:58 There must be something
01:13:01 Yes! His absence.
01:13:10 The man of my dreams
01:13:22 And what man
01:13:25 The one I have
01:13:31 The sort of man...
01:13:34 ...each woman dreams
01:13:36 ...and most secret
01:13:44 I can almost see
01:13:50 What would I
01:13:54 ...if he were really here?
01:13:57 "Forgive me".
01:14:01 I've never known
01:14:05 I've lived without
01:14:10 Is it any wonder then I
01:14:14 You've...
01:14:16 ...brought it to me
01:14:20 Is there any way that...
01:14:23 ...that I can tell you how
01:14:28 Any way at all to
01:14:30 ...sweetness you
01:14:34 There is so much
01:14:39 ...I cannot find
01:14:43 Except for these:
01:14:48 I love you.
01:14:54 And such would
01:14:57 ...if he were really here.
01:15:39 In God's name,
01:15:42 - Nothing.
01:15:43 Rewriting the
01:15:45 - I got it back on course.
01:15:47 We've just got to
01:15:50 Very well. Just a moment,
01:15:54 Quickly!
01:16:02 And a little flourish.
01:16:03 Yes, yes. Yes, very
01:16:06 Just one moment.
01:16:08 I'm just going to
01:16:10 Oh, yes, yes, yes! I'm just
01:16:13 One moment.
01:16:18 A little smile, please.
01:16:20 Not-not quite. Perhaps if you
01:16:25 Yes, that's it.
01:16:31 - Perfect!
01:16:52 And I say, I
01:16:56 Not in my, life,
01:16:57 Mr. Collier?
01:16:58 I am the one
01:17:01 For you.
01:17:02 Neither do you!
01:17:05 I can provide her with
01:17:07 ...rather than
01:17:10 Are you sure of
01:17:14 I think an old
01:17:25 Do you have any notion
01:17:27 ...I have been
01:17:32 Since March of 1903.
01:17:39 March, 1903.
01:17:42 That's correct.
01:17:44 She was 16
01:17:48 There she was...
01:17:49 ...on that dingy stage...
01:17:52 ...in that pathetic play.
01:17:56 Total radiance.
01:18:00 It only took seconds
01:18:02 ...exactly what
01:18:05 Mrs. Robinson?
01:18:08 Do you actually believe...
01:18:11 ...that I have
01:18:13 ...cared for her,
01:18:16 ...developed her
01:18:18 ...merely to groom a wife?
01:18:22 What, then?
01:18:24 A star.
01:18:29 Only someone with...
01:18:31 ...the limited awareness
01:18:32 ...could possibly conceive that my
01:18:35 ...is no more
01:18:38 Are you incapable of
01:18:41 ...has it within herself
01:18:44 ...if not the greatest...
01:18:46 ...actress of
01:18:58 I owe you an apology.
01:18:59 What?
01:19:02 I understand you now.
01:19:04 You have nothing but the
01:19:08 - And you...
01:19:10 Of course, she'll
01:19:12 ...she will continue
01:19:14 ...and she will become
01:19:20 - With you at her side?
01:19:22 With me at her side.
01:19:25 Never!
01:19:26 My God.
01:19:29 You really think you
01:19:32 Collier...
01:19:33 I know who you are.
01:19:38 Ever since
01:19:40 I've known
01:19:43 You came to
01:19:45 God, you're out
01:20:01 - No more.
01:20:02 - One curtain call?
01:20:06 - Marie, did you find him?
01:20:09 - Did you try his room?
01:20:14 - What did they say at the desk?
01:20:16 - He left no message?
01:20:19 This makes no
01:20:22 What could have
01:20:26 Marie!
01:20:28 Marie, help me
01:20:35 Wait, Marie.
01:20:43 Thank you, Marie.
01:20:58 Your performance
01:21:00 ...I must say...
01:21:02 ...was somewhat eccentric.
01:21:04 Where is he? What
01:21:06 I've done
01:21:09 Mr. Collier has left.
01:21:12 - That's all.
01:21:14 Gone...
01:21:16 ...from the hotel...
01:21:18 ...and your life.
01:21:20 I don't believe you.
01:21:24 I must admit.
01:21:27 He was somewhat
01:21:29 ...others that we've
01:21:32 ...you and I.
01:21:35 A trifle more sincere,
01:21:37 Then he was not the
01:21:41 No.
01:21:41 Then you were wrong
01:21:46 You were wrong.
01:21:50 I love him...
01:21:53 ...and he's going
01:21:57 Do you understand?
01:22:02 I love him.
01:22:05 What difference... can that
01:22:10 I'll find him, William.
01:22:13 Don't you dare
01:22:21 Now, if you will excuse
01:22:25 Of course.
01:22:47 May I remind you...
01:22:49 ...that we leave
01:23:43 Thank you.
01:24:52 Elise!
01:24:54 Elise?
01:24:57 Elise?
01:25:02 Sir?
01:25:04 Are you all right?
01:25:06 - The company... are they gone?
01:25:09 The ones who did the play last night.
01:25:11 They left as soon as
01:25:19 Oh, come along, Arthur.
01:26:34 Richard!
01:27:04 - You all right?
01:27:06 - I thought I lost you.
01:27:08 Never, never, never!
01:29:03 You will marry
01:29:08 - Sorry.
01:29:10 Sure.
01:29:12 I was just laughing at the
01:29:15 - For one moment there...
01:29:17 I thought you had a wife and
01:29:21 Oh, Elise...
01:29:23 I want to be
01:29:25 You are!
01:29:28 You are!
01:29:32 Tell me more about
01:29:34 - Well...
01:29:36 Are there
01:29:38 - I could...
01:29:41 Assuming that I ever want
01:29:44 - You will.
01:29:56 Good plays.
01:29:56 - What?
01:30:00 I never let you
01:30:01 - No.
01:30:08 What time do
01:30:09 I don't know.
01:30:14 - Oh, don't look...
01:30:19 - It's 5:00.
01:30:21 I don't feel sleepy
01:30:23 No.
01:30:27 The first thing I
01:30:29 You've already done.
01:30:32 - Well, the second thing, then.
01:30:34 Buy you a new suit.
01:30:37 I don't understand.
01:30:40 - Can you blame them?
01:30:41 I think my
01:30:43 What's wrong with this? So
01:30:45 - Oh, at least 15.
01:30:48 Well, I think
01:30:50 Let me show you.
01:30:51 It's a really great suit,
01:30:54 The sleeves fit.
01:30:55 That's pretty good for me. My
01:30:58 And... it's got pockets everywhere.
01:31:02 Oh, and this is the best part. This is a
01:31:09 Richard?
01:31:12 Richard?
01:31:15 Richard!
01:31:17 Richard! Richard!
01:31:20 Richard!
01:31:23 Richard!
01:32:03 How's traffic?
01:32:09 The road conditions are
01:32:14 At the inbound Kennedy, at Jackson,
01:32:19 ...right at the center
01:32:20 Traffic is backed up
01:32:24 No. No, no.
01:32:27 No!
01:32:29 No!
01:32:50 June 29, 1912.
01:32:53 It's June 29, 1912.
01:32:58 June 29. I'm back.
01:33:01 I'm back. Oh, God...
01:33:03 June 29, 1912.
01:33:30 No!
01:37:13 Mr. Collier?
01:37:17 Are you sure
01:37:18 Well, the maid says he's
01:37:22 Are you all right, sir?
01:37:24 Use the passkey.
01:37:28 Mr. Collier?
01:37:33 Oh, my God!
01:37:34 - Let's get him on the bed.
01:37:37 - Careful, careful!
01:37:40 - Better take his legs.
01:37:41 All right, over here.
01:37:43 Okay.
01:37:45 Easy.
01:37:57 Operator? Get Dr. Paul up
01:38:04 Looks like he hasn't
01:38:06 - You'll better send for an ambulance.
01:38:08 What a shame.
01:38:11 Operator? Get
01:38:12 - He is gonna make it, isn't he?
01:38:15 - They're on their way.
01:38:16 We're gonna
01:38:18 We've got some downstairs.
01:38:21 Keep him warm
01:38:25 Such a fine man.
01:38:27 What a shame.
01:38:32 I wonder what happened.
01:38:34 Gotta keep him goin'
01:38:45 Glady's, this is Arthur again,
01:38:48 We've got to...
01:43:28 THE END