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00:00:12 (Loud Squawking, Cawing)
00:00:22 (Wings Flapping)
00:00:25 (Chirping, Twittering)
00:01:32 (Squawking Intensifies)
00:01:39 (Cable Car Bell Dinging)
00:01:42 (Squawking Continues)
00:01:56 (Car Horn Honking)
00:01:59 (Boy Wolf Whistles)
00:02:03 (Squawking, Chirping)
00:02:15 (Birds Chirping)
00:02:22 - Hello, Mrs MacGruder.
00:02:25 Have you ever seen so many gulls?
00:02:28 There must be a storm at sea.
00:02:32 I was hoping you'd be a little late.
00:02:35 - But you said 3.00.
00:02:38 I know. I've been calling all morning.
00:02:43 They are so difficult to get.
00:02:46 We have to get them from India
00:02:49 - This one won't be a chick, will he?
00:02:54 - This will be a full-grown mynah bird.
00:02:57 Well, yes, of course he'll...
00:02:59 Well, no, you'll have to teach him to talk.
00:03:02 I guess maybe I'd better phone.
00:03:07 Maybe it's the traffic. I'll call.
00:03:09 - Would you mind waiting?
00:03:14 - Let me give you my address.
00:03:18 but I'm sure they're on the way.
00:03:21 Would you mind if I called?
00:03:23 No. Alright.
00:03:43 - I wonder if you could help me.
00:03:47 I said, I wonder if you could help me.
00:03:52 Yes. What is it you're looking for, sir?
00:03:55 - Lovebirds.
00:03:57 Yes.
00:04:00 - Is that true?
00:04:02 These are for my sister for her birthday
00:04:07 I wouldn't want a pair of birds
00:04:11 - I understand completely.
00:04:13 - I wouldn't want them to be too aloof.
00:04:17 Do you happen to have
00:04:20 Oh, I think so. Now, then, let me see.
00:04:26 (Chirping Continues)
00:04:29 Aren't those lovebirds?
00:04:32 No. Those are, uh... red birds.
00:04:36 I thought they were strawberry finches.
00:04:38 Yes. We call them that, too.
00:04:42 Here we are. Lovebirds.
00:04:46 Those are canaries.
00:04:48 - Doesn't this make you feel awful?
00:04:51 Having all these poor, innocent
00:04:55 We can't just let them
00:04:58 I suppose not.
00:05:00 Is there an ornithological reason
00:05:04 - Certainly. It's to protect the species.
00:05:08 - especially during the moulting season.
00:05:12 - Are they moulting now?
00:05:15 How can you tell?
00:05:18 Well, they...
00:05:25 Yes, I see.
00:05:28 Are you sure you wouldn't like
00:05:30 We have some very nice
00:05:33 Alright.
00:05:36 Alright. May I see it, please?
00:05:52 Oh! Oh!
00:05:55 (Mrs MacGruder) What is it? Oh! Oh!
00:05:58 (Mrs MacGruder) Oh! Oh! Oh!
00:06:02 (Miss Daniels) Oh! Oh!
00:06:11 There we are.
00:06:13 - Oh, there.
00:06:18 Back in your gilded cage,
00:06:22 - What did you say?
00:06:27 - How did you know my name?
00:06:31 Good day, Miss Daniels. Madam.
00:06:33 Hey, wait a minute. I don't know you.
00:06:37 - Ah, but I know you.
00:06:40 - We met in court.
00:06:44 - I'll rephrase it. I saw you in court.
00:06:47 Don't you remember your practical joke
00:06:49 that resulted in the smashing
00:06:51 - I didn't break that window.
00:06:55 The judge should have put you
00:06:57 - What are you, a policeman?
00:07:01 And I'm not too keen on practical jokers.
00:07:03 - What do you call your lovebird story?
00:07:08 You knew I didn't work here.
00:07:10 Right, I recognised you when I came in.
00:07:12 I thought you might like to know what
00:07:15 - What do you think of that?
00:07:18 I am. Good day, Miss Daniels. Madam.
00:07:24 - I'm glad you didn't get your lovebirds.
00:07:28 See you in court.
00:07:33 - Who was that man?
00:07:48 (Cable Car Bell Dinging)
00:08:02 They said the mynah bird
00:08:06 - if you'd care to come back.
00:08:09 - May I use this phone?
00:08:21 Daily News? It's Melanie Daniels.
00:08:26 Just a minute, Mrs MacGruder.
00:08:28 Hello, Charlie. Melanie.
00:08:31 I want you to do a favour for me.
00:08:33 No, this is a small one.
00:08:37 Pressure you? Why, Charlie, darling,
00:08:42 Would you call the Department
00:08:45 Find out who owns this licence plate:
00:08:50 Yes, a California plate.
00:08:53 No. I'll stop off in a little while.
00:08:58 No, I don't want to break in on
00:09:02 Thank you, Charlie.
00:09:09 - Do you have any lovebirds?
00:09:12 - but I can order them for you.
00:09:16 - Well, when would you want them?
00:09:19 I could probably have them by tomorrow
00:09:24 That would be just fine.
00:09:34 (Chirping)
00:09:39 (Door Slides Closed, Lift Hums)
00:09:52 (Door Slides Open)
00:10:16 - Miss, is that for Mitch Brenner?
00:10:20 - He's not home.
00:10:22 He won't be back until Monday.
00:10:25 - Monday?
00:10:27 I don't think you should
00:10:29 Well, where did he go?
00:10:32 Bodega Bay.
00:10:35 - Bodega Bay. Where's that?
00:10:37 - About 60 miles north of here.
00:10:41 It's 1½ hours by freeway, or two hours
00:10:46 I'd look after them myself, but
00:10:56 (Engine Revving)
00:11:00 (Tyres Screeching)
00:12:32 (Bell Rings)
00:12:41 - Good morning.
00:12:43 - I wonder if you could help me.
00:12:46 - I'm looking for a Mitchell Brenner.
00:12:49 - Do you know him?
00:12:50 - Where does he live?
00:12:53 - Yes, I know, but where?
00:12:57 Where?
00:13:11 - Now, see where I'm pointing?
00:13:13 - See them two big trees across there?
00:13:18 - And the white house?
00:13:19 - That's where the Brenners live.
00:13:24 No, just Lydia and the two kids.
00:13:26 - The two kids?
00:13:30 Oh, I see. How do I get down there?
00:13:33 You follow the road around the bay,
00:13:38 The front door.
00:13:40 - No. That's the only road.
00:13:44 Oh?
00:13:45 - I don't want them to see me arrive.
00:13:48 It's a surprise, you see.
00:13:51 Well, you could get yourself a boat
00:13:53 and cut right across the bay
00:13:57 Where would I get a boat?
00:13:59 Down by the Tides Restaurant.
00:14:02 Did you ever handle an outboard boat?
00:14:04 Of course.
00:14:07 - Want me to order one for you?
00:14:11 - What name?
00:14:13 - OK.
00:14:19 (Rotary Phone Dialling)
00:14:27 - I wonder if you could tell me...
00:14:32 - ...the little girl's name?
00:14:36 - Yes.
00:14:38 (Calling)
00:14:42 - (Harry) Lois.
00:14:44 - (Harry) No, it's Lois.
00:14:47 - Are you sure?
00:14:51 I need her exact name.
00:14:53 Oh, uh... Just hold on
00:14:57 In that case, I'll tell you what you do.
00:14:59 Go straight through town till you see a
00:15:05 - Now, you got that?
00:15:07 Near the top of the hill, you'll see
00:15:10 a little house with a red mailbox.
00:15:12 That's where Annie Hayworth,
00:15:15 - Ask her about the little Brenner girl.
00:15:18 Save yourself a lot of trouble.
00:15:23 Can I have the boat
00:15:25 - How much for the phone calls?
00:15:28 Thank you.
00:15:49 (Children Chattering)
00:15:51 (Engine Revving & Tyres Screeching)
00:15:57 (Chattering Continues)
00:15:59 (Engine Stops)
00:16:20 (Doorbell Rings)
00:16:23 - (Woman) Who is it?
00:16:26 Who's "me"?
00:16:31 - Miss Hayworth?
00:16:34 I'm Melanie Daniels.
00:16:36 - Yes?
00:16:38 He said you could tell me the name
00:16:41 Cathy?
00:16:42 The one who lives
00:16:44 - That's the one. Cathy Brenner.
00:16:47 Which is why the mail never gets
00:16:50 - I'm sorry. Smoke?
00:16:54 Did you want to see
00:16:59 Well, not exactly.
00:17:03 Oh.
00:17:06 Are you a friend of Mitch's?
00:17:09 No, not really.
00:17:12 I've been wanting a cigarette
00:17:15 I just couldn't convince myself to stop.
00:17:17 This tilling of the soil
00:17:20 - It's a very pretty garden.
00:17:23 Well, it's something to do
00:17:25 There's a lot of spare time
00:17:28 Are you planning on staying long?
00:17:31 No, just a few hours.
00:17:34 Then you're leaving after you see Cathy?
00:17:36 Well, something like that.
00:17:38 I'm sorry.
00:17:41 - Actually, it's none of my business.
00:17:47 - Thank you very much.
00:17:53 Did you drive up from San Francisco
00:17:56 - Yes.
00:17:58 - It's very beautiful.
00:18:03 Yes.
00:18:07 I guess that's where
00:18:09 Now you sound a bit mysterious,
00:18:13 Do I? I don't mean to.
00:18:16 Actually, I'm an open book, I'm afraid.
00:18:19 - Or, rather, a closed one.
00:18:22 - Oh, pretty. What are they?
00:18:27 I see. Good luck, Miss Daniels.
00:18:30 Thank you.
00:18:33 - Can I get out this way?
00:18:36 - It'll take you back to the main road.
00:19:07 (Engine Starts)
00:19:30 (Seagulls Cawing)
00:20:00 - Do you have a boat for Miss Daniels?
00:20:08 (Chirping)
00:20:26 (Motor Starts)
00:21:06 (Motor Stops)
00:24:05 (Motor Cranking)
00:24:10 (Motor Cranking Repetitively)
00:24:18 (Motor Starts)
00:25:34 - Are you alright?
00:25:38 That's the damnedest thing I ever saw.
00:25:41 It seemed to swoop at you deliberately.
00:25:45 Let's take care of that. OK? That's a girl.
00:25:56 Come on.
00:26:00 What happened, Mitch?
00:26:02 - Gull hit her.
00:26:08 Oh. Let's try up at the restaurant,
00:26:13 - Might need a tetanus shot.
00:26:16 before I went abroad last May.
00:26:32 (People Chattering)
00:26:45 - What happened?
00:26:49 - Shall I call a doctor?
00:26:53 Helen, get some cotton and antiseptic.
00:26:56 - Um, you cut yourself outside, miss?
00:27:01 I had a man trip and fall
00:27:04 Sued me before I could bat an eyelash.
00:27:05 I don't think Miss Daniels
00:27:08 Well, you're the lawyer.
00:27:10 Thank you.
00:27:13 - What's that?
00:27:15 I'll clean out the cut.
00:27:20 - So you're a lawyer.
00:27:23 Of course, I usually defend people,
00:27:26 - Do you practise here?
00:27:31 - What kind of law?
00:27:33 Is that why you want
00:27:36 Oh, not everyone.
00:27:37 - Only violators and practical jokers.
00:27:41 - Ow!
00:27:46 Didn't you see the lovebirds?
00:27:49 Oh, you mean, you came all this way
00:27:53 To bring your sister those birds.
00:27:56 - Besides, I was coming up anyway.
00:28:01 - To see a friend of mine. Careful.
00:28:05 Uh... who's your friend?
00:28:08 Annie Hayworth, the schoolteacher.
00:28:11 Annie Hayworth.
00:28:14 Well, small world.
00:28:17 Yes.
00:28:20 How do you know Annie?
00:28:22 We went to school together. College.
00:28:26 Did you? Imagine that.
00:28:29 - How long are you staying up here?
00:28:35 I think the bleeding's almost stopped.
00:28:47 - So you came up to see Annie, huh?
00:28:51 - I think you came up to see me.
00:28:55 I don't know, but you must
00:28:57 to find out who I was
00:28:59 It was no trouble at all.
00:29:03 Besides, I was coming up anyway.
00:29:06 - You really like me, huh?
00:29:10 You have no manners.
00:29:13 I wrote you a letter about it, in fact,
00:29:17 - What did it say?
00:29:20 I can't say I like your seagulls much,
00:29:23 - I come all the way up here to...
00:29:29 (Door Opens)
00:29:30 Mitch? I thought I saw your car.
00:29:35 - I had to acknowledge a delivery.
00:29:38 Mother, I'd like you
00:29:41 How do you do?
00:29:43 How do you do, Miss Daniels?
00:29:47 A delivery. Miss Daniels brought us
00:29:49 - some birds from San Francisco.
00:29:51 - For Cathy's birthday. Where is she?
00:29:55 Miss Daniels is staying here
00:29:57 So I've already invited her
00:30:03 You did go to the trouble
00:30:06 - I couldn't possibly.
00:30:10 (Mitch) Yes, lovebirds.
00:30:12 Oh, I see.
00:30:17 So we couldn't let you get away
00:30:21 And you haven't met Cathy,
00:30:23 - Well, yes, but...
00:30:26 - Certainly, but...
00:30:28 - What time is dinner, Mother?
00:30:31 - I'll pick you up. Where are you staying?
00:30:35 Oh, of course. How stupid of me.
00:30:38 Annie may have made other plans.
00:30:42 Besides, I can find my own way.
00:30:43 You're sure now?
00:30:46 - I'm sure.
00:30:49 - Maybe.
00:30:53 - How's your head?
00:30:56 A gull hit me, Mrs Brenner, that's all.
00:31:05 (Doorbell Ringing)
00:31:12 - Oh, hi. Did you find her alright?
00:31:16 I was wondering...
00:31:18 Uh, that sign there.
00:31:22 Do you suppose I could have the room
00:31:25 I was planning on renting it
00:31:27 I would appreciate it. I've tried
00:31:31 Well, alright. Got your bags in the car?
00:31:36 Well, it's utilitarian, I'll say that.
00:31:39 I just picked up some things
00:31:42 - I hadn't planned on staying very long.
00:31:47 Did something unexpected come up?
00:31:50 Yes. May I use your phone?
00:31:54 I just put some coffee on the stove.
00:31:58 - (Seagulls Cawing)
00:32:45 (Doorbell Ringing)
00:32:57 Hi!
00:33:00 (Cathy) Hi!
00:33:03 - Miss Daniels?
00:33:06 Oh, they're beautiful!
00:33:09 They're just what I wanted.
00:33:12 - (Cathy) I cant tell which is which.
00:33:16 - (Mitch) Hello. Annie had no plans, huh?
00:33:18 We're very glad you could come.
00:33:21 - Reasonably.
00:33:23 We've been looking at the chickens.
00:33:25 There's nothing wrong with the chickens.
00:33:29 What good's that going to do?
00:33:32 He sold the feed to me, didn't he?
00:33:34 - Caveat emptor. Let the buyer beware.
00:33:38 - Merely quoting the law, dear.
00:33:49 This won't take long, Miss Dan-
00:33:53 I didn't interrupt your dinner, did I?
00:33:56 That feed you sold me is no good.
00:33:59 The chicken feed.
00:34:02 The chickens won't eat it.
00:34:07 I opened a sack for them when I got
00:34:10 You know chickens as well as I do,
00:34:13 there's something wrong
00:34:16 No, they're not fussy chickens.
00:34:20 Who? What's he got to do with it?
00:34:23 - (Melanie) Is that your father?
00:34:26 I don't care how many sacks of feed
00:34:32 Oh, I see.
00:34:35 Dan Fawcett.
00:34:37 This afternoon? That proves what
00:34:44 Oh.
00:34:47 Well, maybe I'd better
00:34:51 You don't think there's something
00:34:55 No, never!
00:34:57 No, they don't seem sick at all.
00:35:02 Uh-huh.
00:35:05 Well, I'll try to go over and see him.
00:35:10 Uh-huh. Alright.
00:35:13 Thanks.
00:35:17 He had a call from Dan Fawcett a while
00:35:22 It's what you said, Mom.
00:35:26 No, Cathy. He sold Mr Fawcett
00:35:29 You don't think they're getting sick,
00:35:39 I still don't understand
00:35:41 Your brother told me.
00:35:43 Then you knew Mitch in San Francisco?
00:35:45 - Is that right?
00:35:49 Mitch knows a lot of people in San
00:35:55 - Cathy!
00:35:58 He's spends half his day in the
00:36:02 In a democracy,
00:36:06 - Your brother's practice -
00:36:08 I know all that democracy jazz.
00:36:14 He has a client now who shot his wife
00:36:18 Six times! Can you imagine it?
00:36:21 I mean, even twice would be
00:36:25 - Why did he shoot her?
00:36:29 - What?
00:36:33 - Are you coming to my party tomorrow?
00:36:38 - I have to get back to San Francisco.
00:36:42 Oh, darling, of course I do.
00:36:44 - Don't you like Bodega Bay?
00:36:47 Mitch likes it very much.
00:36:51 even though he has his
00:36:54 He says San Francisco's
00:36:57 I suppose it does get hectic at times.
00:37:00 Well, if you do decide to come,
00:37:04 It's supposed to be a surprise party.
00:37:06 They've got this whole complicated
00:37:09 where I'm going to Michelle's and her
00:37:14 would I mind if she took me home.
00:37:16 Then when I get home here,
00:37:22 Oh, won't you come?
00:37:28 I don't think so.
00:37:33 - She's a charming girl, isn't she, Mitch?
00:37:36 - Certainly pretty.
00:37:39 - How long have you known her?
00:37:43 - In a bird shop.
00:37:45 - She was selling birds?
00:37:49 that I believed she was, and then...
00:37:52 But she did buy the lovebirds
00:37:55 - Mother.
00:37:57 Where did you go to law school?
00:38:01 Forgive me. I suppose I'm just
00:38:07 - She's very rich, isn't she?
00:38:09 Her father's part owner
00:38:12 You'd think he could manage
00:38:15 - She's always in the columns, Mitch.
00:38:19 She is the one who jumped into a
00:38:24 - Yes.
00:38:27 I know it was supposed to be
00:38:30 Well, actually the newspapers
00:38:33 Yes, I know, dear.
00:38:35 It's none of my business,
00:38:38 - Darling?
00:38:41 I think I can handle
00:38:44 Well... as long as you know
00:38:49 I know exactly what I want.
00:38:57 (Mitch) Be able to find your
00:38:59 (Melanie) Oh, yes.
00:39:03 - (Mitch) Will I be seeing you again?
00:39:07 I'm in San Francisco five days a week
00:39:10 I'd like to see you. Maybe we could
00:39:13 Mother tells me you like to swim.
00:39:15 How does Mother
00:39:18 - We read the same gossip column.
00:39:21 I really like to swim.
00:39:24 In case you're interested,
00:39:27 - Without any clothes on?
00:39:29 The newspaper that ran that story
00:39:32 You were just a poor, innocent
00:39:35 I'm neither poor nor innocent.
00:39:37 Truth is, you're running round
00:39:39 Yes, that's the truth,
00:39:43 Uh-huh. Do you really know Annie Hayworth?
00:39:46 No. At least I didn't until I came up here.
00:39:49 - So you didn't go to school together?
00:39:51 - And you didn't come here to see her?
00:39:52 - You were lying!
00:39:55 What about the letter you wrote me?
00:39:57 - Is that a lie?
00:39:59 - What did it say?
00:40:01 "I think you need these lovebirds after
00:40:05 - That's what it said.
00:40:07 - Yes.
00:40:09 Because it seemed stupid and foolish.
00:40:11 - Like jumping into a fountain in Rome.
00:40:14 - You don't expect me to believe that?
00:40:18 - I'd still like to see you.
00:40:20 I think it might be fun.
00:40:22 That might have been good enough
00:40:25 - It is for me.
00:40:26 - What do you want?
00:40:29 I want to go through life... jumping
00:40:43 (Birds Chirping, Squawking)
00:40:55 - Miss Daniels, is that you?
00:40:57 Hi.
00:41:00 Is something wrong?
00:41:03 No, it's not the cut that's bothering me.
00:41:07 - Would you like some brandy?
00:41:11 I'll get it. Why don't you sit down.
00:41:13 Oh, would you like a sweater
00:41:17 No. No, thank you.
00:41:22 - Won't you call me Melanie?
00:41:33 Thank you.
00:41:35 Gets a bit chilly here at night sometimes,
00:41:41 Well, how did your evening go?
00:41:44 Did you meet Lydia?
00:41:48 Or would you rather
00:41:51 I think so.
00:41:54 - Well, how do you like our little hamlet?
00:41:59 I suppose it doesn't offer much
00:42:03 unless you're thrilled by a collection
00:42:06 It takes a bit of getting used to.
00:42:08 - (Melanie) Where're you from originally?
00:42:11 How did you happen to come up here?
00:42:17 A friend invited me up for a weekend
00:42:22 Look, I see no reason for being coy
00:42:25 - I guess you knew that anyway.
00:42:29 Well, you needn't worry.
00:42:31 Its been over and done with
00:42:34 Annie, there's nothing
00:42:37 Isn't there? Well, maybe there isn't.
00:42:41 Maybe there's never been anything
00:42:45 - What do you mean?
00:42:50 I was seeing a lot of him
00:42:53 One weekend, he invited me up
00:42:56 - When was this?
00:42:58 shortly after his father died.
00:43:01 - Of course, things may be different now.
00:43:06 With Lydia.
00:43:08 - Did she seem a trifle distant?
00:43:12 Well, then perhaps things
00:43:16 You know, her attitude
00:43:18 When I got back to San Francisco,
00:43:21 trying to figure out
00:43:24 - Well, what had you done?
00:43:27 I simply existed. So what's the answer?
00:43:32 A clinging, possessive mother?
00:43:34 Wrong. With all due respect to Oedipus,
00:43:39 Then what was it?
00:43:41 Lydia liked me. That's the strange part.
00:43:45 Now that I'm no longer a threat,
00:43:47 - Then why did she object to you?
00:43:52 - Afraid you'd take Mitch?
00:43:56 I don't understand.
00:43:58 Afraid of any woman who would give
00:44:02 That adds up to a jealous,
00:44:06 No, I don't think so.
00:44:08 You see, she's not afraid of losing Mitch.
00:44:14 Someone ought to tell her
00:44:18 No. She already has a daughter.
00:44:21 Well, what about Mitch? Didn't he
00:44:26 Well, I can understand his position.
00:44:29 He'd just been through a lot with Lydia
00:44:32 He didn't want to risk
00:44:34 - I see.
00:44:36 Not right then, of course.
00:44:40 saw each other now and then,
00:44:43 - Then why are you in Bodega Bay?
00:44:47 Oh, it was over and done with,
00:44:51 I still wanted to be near him.
00:44:54 I still like him a hell of a lot,
00:44:57 and I don't want to lose
00:45:02 (Phone Ringing)
00:45:11 Hello.
00:45:13 Hello.
00:45:15 No, no, no, I wasn't asleep.
00:45:18 Yes, just a little while ago.
00:45:22 Sure. Hold on.
00:45:25 It's Mitch. For you.
00:45:36 Hello? Oh, yes, this is Melanie.
00:45:40 Fine, thank you.
00:45:42 No, no trouble at all.
00:45:50 There's no need to apologise.
00:45:54 That's very kind of you.
00:46:01 Well, I couldn't.
00:46:07 No, I wouldn't want to disappoint Cathy, but...
00:46:14 I see.
00:46:18 Alright. Yes, I'll be there.
00:46:21 Good night, Mitch. (Hangs Up Phone)
00:46:25 He wants me to go to Cathy's party
00:46:29 - I said I would.
00:46:32 I'll be there, too, to help.
00:46:34 Oh, it seems so pointless.
00:46:37 Well, I think I'll go to sleep.
00:46:47 My luggage.
00:46:52 That's pretty.
00:46:57 - Do you think I should go?
00:47:02 No, it's really up to Lydia, isn't it?
00:47:05 Never mind Lydia. Do you want to go?
00:47:09 Yes.
00:47:11 - Then go.
00:47:15 - (Clattering Sound)
00:47:19 Is someone there? Who is it?
00:47:23 (Melanie) Look!
00:47:26 (Annie) Poor thing.
00:47:31 But it isn't dark, Annie.
00:47:34 There's a full moon.
00:47:45 (Children Chattering, Laughing)
00:47:48 (Annie)
00:47:51 (Annie) OK. Here we go.
00:48:12 (Annie) Attagirl. Come on.
00:48:31 I really shouldn't have any more.
00:48:34 Actually, I'm trying to get you to stay
00:48:37 No, I couldn't possibly. I have to get back.
00:48:41 Alright.
00:48:43 - Cheers.
00:48:46 Why do you have to rush off?
00:48:50 Well, I have to get to work
00:48:54 - You have a job?
00:48:57 - What do you do?
00:49:01 - Like what?
00:49:03 - I work for the Travellers' Aid.
00:49:07 No, misdirecting them.
00:49:11 On Tuesdays, I take a course
00:49:15 finding new four-letter words.
00:49:17 - That's not a job, of course.
00:49:19 And on Thursdays,
00:49:23 - The underworld, I suppose.
00:49:26 We're sending a little Korean boy
00:49:29 We actually raise money for it.
00:49:36 You see, Rome...
00:49:39 That entire summer, I did nothing but...
00:49:43 Well, it was very easy to get lost there.
00:49:46 So when I came back,
00:49:49 I don't know, finding something again.
00:49:55 So, on Mondays and Thursdays,
00:50:00 - What about Fridays?
00:50:05 I sometimes go to bird shops on Fridays.
00:50:10 I'm very glad you do.
00:50:12 - A nice, innocent, little day.
00:50:19 I have an Aunt Tessa.
00:50:23 Mine is very prim and straight-laced.
00:50:26 I'm giving her a mynah bird
00:50:29 Mynah birds talk, you know.
00:50:33 when this one tells us one or two
00:50:38 You need a mother's care, my child.
00:50:43 - Not my mother's.
00:50:48 What have you got to be sorry about?
00:50:51 My mother? Don't waste your time.
00:50:54 She ditched us when I was 1 1 and
00:50:59 You know what a mother's love is.
00:51:03 - Yes, I do.
00:51:08 No. I think it's better to be loved.
00:51:19 (Almost Crying) I don't know where she is.
00:51:24 Well, maybe I ought to go
00:51:32 (Children Chattering)
00:51:34 (Annie) Alright. Here we go. One...
00:51:38 two...
00:51:41 three.
00:51:43 There you go.
00:51:48 (Children Laughing)
00:51:54 (Child) Look! Look!
00:51:58 Hey! No touching allowed!
00:52:01 - (Squawking)
00:52:03 (Birds Squawking)
00:52:06 (Children Screaming)
00:52:13 (Loud Pop)
00:52:15 (Squawking, Screaming Continues)
00:52:29 Help me get the children into the house.
00:53:07 There you go.
00:53:12 (Sobbing)
00:53:14 - (Children Sobbing)
00:53:17 - I think so.
00:53:19 (Woman) Jenny got a scratch down
00:53:21 That makes three times.
00:53:27 Mitch, this isn't usual, is it?
00:53:30 The gull when I was in the boat,
00:53:34 - Last night? What do you mean?
00:53:38 - Mitch, what's happening?
00:53:41 - Do you have to go back to Annie's?
00:53:45 Stay and have something to eat before
00:54:00 - Would you like some mustard?
00:54:03 Why didn't Annie stay?
00:54:05 Said something about taking a call
00:54:07 - (Chirping)
00:54:10 - What's the matter with all the birds?
00:54:13 - Here on the table, honey.
00:54:16 I'm sure Miss Daniels
00:54:19 (Cathy) I think you ought
00:54:22 We have an extra room
00:54:24 (Mitch) That road can be
00:54:27 If I go across to Santa Rosa, I'll come
00:54:31 Yes, and the freeway is much quicker.
00:54:33 But she'll be hitting all the heavy
00:54:36 - (Chirping Grows Louder)
00:54:39 - (Chirping Stops. Twittering)
00:54:42 (Fluttering Of Wings)
00:54:46 (Birds Screeching)
00:54:54 (Mitch) Cover your faces! Cover your eyes!
00:55:00 (Screeching & Fluttering Continues)
00:56:16 That's a sparrow, alright.
00:56:18 - We know what it is, Al.
00:56:22 Yes, but there wouldn't have been
00:56:25 (Al) Sometimes birds are attracted
00:56:30 (Mitch) Alright, but we've got
00:56:33 (Al) I don't think I get you, Mitch.
00:56:36 (Mitch) Well, the birds invaded the house.
00:56:39 (Al) What's more likely,
00:56:42 (Mitch) I'll admit a bird will panic
00:56:45 but they didn't just get in;
00:56:48 (Al) My wife found a bird
00:56:50 (Lydia) Tell him about the party.
00:56:53 (Mitch) We had a party here
00:56:55 - (Al) How old is she?
00:56:58 some seagulls came down at the children!
00:57:01 Miss Daniels was attacked
00:57:04 (Al) Yeah. Were the kids
00:57:06 lf you make any kind of a disturbance
00:57:09 Al, the children were playing a game.
00:57:14 (Al) Now, Lydia, "attack" is a pretty
00:57:17 I mean, birds just don't go around
00:57:21 The kids probably scared 'em, that's all.
00:57:25 These birds attacked.
00:57:27 (Al)
00:57:31 Maybe you ought to put some screen
00:57:34 - You want help cleaning up?
00:57:38 lt shouldn't be too much of a job.
00:57:41 I'll take Cathy up to bed.
00:57:44 - I think I should stay, don't you?
00:57:48 (Melanie) My things are in the car.
00:57:51 - Do you want to go with me?
00:57:53 - (Al) Well, anything else I can do?
00:57:58 - Good night, Lydia. Sure is peculiar.
00:58:06 (Shovel Grating)
00:58:11 (Lydia) Mitch. Mitch. Mitch!
00:58:16 - Yes, Mother?
00:58:19 I'll probably drive over to the Fawcett farm.
00:58:22 - OK.
00:58:27 (Truck Driving Away)
00:59:03 (Man) Mornin'.
00:59:06 Good morning, George. Is Mr Fawcett around?
00:59:09 I think so, ma'am. Ain't seen him this
00:59:15 Thanks.
00:59:38 - Dan, are you home?
01:00:43 (Gasping For Air)
01:00:48 (Choking)
01:00:57 (Motor Starting)
01:01:00 (Motor Racing)
01:01:26 (Sobbing)
01:01:30 Mother!
01:01:32 What is it, dear? What's the matter?
01:01:37 (Sobbing) Oh!
01:01:46 Al Malone, the deputy, just called.
01:01:48 Some detectives from Santa Rosa
01:01:52 Yes. I was just taking
01:01:57 Oh, be careful, please.
01:02:09 And you be careful.
01:02:19 (Footsteps Departing,
01:02:44 - (Knocking)
01:02:48 No, it's me, Mrs Brenner.
01:02:50 - I thought you might like some tea.
01:02:56 - Where's Mitch?
01:02:59 - at the Fawcett farm.
01:03:03 He was calling from the farm.
01:03:06 - Then he saw.
01:03:08 They sent for the Santa Rosa police.
01:03:11 What good will they do?
01:03:16 Do you think Cathy's alright
01:03:20 Yes, I'm sure she's fine.
01:03:24 Do I sound very foolish to you?
01:03:27 Oh, no.
01:03:32 I keep seeing Dan's face.
01:03:34 And they have such big windows
01:03:37 All the windows are broken
01:03:41 Try not to think about that.
01:03:44 I wish I were a stronger person.
01:03:51 I lost my husband four years ago,
01:03:56 It's terrible how you depend
01:04:02 suddenly all the strength is gone,
01:04:11 I'd love to be able to relax sometime.
01:04:14 I'd love to be able to sleep.
01:04:20 - Do you think Cathy's alright?
01:04:27 I'm not like this, you know? Not usually.
01:04:31 I don't fuss and fret about my children.
01:04:38 When Frank died...
01:04:42 You see, he understood the children.
01:04:47 He had the knack of entering into
01:04:51 - That's a very rare talent.
01:04:56 (Sighs) Oh, I wish, I wish,
01:05:03 I miss him.
01:05:07 Sometimes, even now,
01:05:10 and I think,
01:05:15 And I get up, and there's a very
01:05:20 until, of course, I remember.
01:05:28 I miss talking to him.
01:05:32 Cathy's a child, of course, and Mitch...
01:05:37 Well, Mitch has his own life.
01:05:42 I'm glad he stayed here today.
01:05:48 - Would you like to rest now?
01:05:51 No, don't go.
01:05:55 I feel as if I don't understand you at all,
01:06:01 Why, Mrs Brenner?
01:06:05 Because my son seems
01:06:09 And I don't quite know
01:06:15 I don't even know if I like you or not.
01:06:19 - Is that so important, your liking me?
01:06:25 Mitch is important to me.
01:06:28 I want to like whatever girl he chooses.
01:06:33 And perhaps if you don't?
01:06:36 Well, then I don't think
01:06:40 I think it would also matter to Mitch.
01:06:44 Mitch has always done
01:06:52 (Crying) But, you see...
01:06:58 I don't think I could
01:07:02 (Sobbing) Oh, forgive me.
01:07:04 Oh, forgive me. This business
01:07:08 I don't know what I'd do
01:07:12 Why don't you try to sleep now,
01:07:17 I wish I were stronger.
01:07:22 (Sighing) Do you think she's alright?
01:07:25 Do you think she's alright at the school?
01:07:28 - Would you like me to go for her?
01:07:33 - Oh, I don't mind, really.
01:07:37 - I'd feel so much better.
01:07:42 (Sighs)
01:07:51 Melanie?
01:07:55 Thanks for the tea.
01:08:17 (Shuts Off Motor)
01:08:22 (Children Singing)
01:08:25 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:08:28 # I brought her home
01:08:31 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:08:34 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:08:37 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:08:41 # She combs her hair but once a year
01:08:45 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:08:48 # With every stroke she shed a tear
01:08:50 (No Audible Dialogue)
01:08:53 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:08:56 # Rustical quality, ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:09:01 # I brought her home
01:09:03 (Fainter) # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:09:06 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:09:09 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:09:13 # She combed her hair but once a year
01:09:17 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:09:20 # With every stroke she shed a tear
01:09:24 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:09:27 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:09:30 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:09:34 # She swept up her floor
01:09:38 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:09:41 # She said that brooms
01:09:44 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:09:47 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:09:51 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:09:54 # She churns her butter
01:09:57 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:10:01 # And for a dash she'd use her foot
01:10:04 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:10:08 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:10:10 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:10:14 # The butter it came out
01:10:18 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:10:21 # The cheese it took legs
01:10:24 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:10:27 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:10:31 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:10:34 # She let the critter get away
01:10:37 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:10:40 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:10:43 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:10:47 # I asked my wife to wash the floor
01:10:51 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:10:54 # She gave me my hat
01:10:57 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:11:00 # Knickety-knackety,
01:11:05 # I married my wife in the month of June
01:11:08 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee, now, now, now
01:11:12 # I brought her home
01:11:15 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:11:18 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:11:21 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:11:25 # She combed her hair but once a year
01:11:28 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:11:32 # Knickety-knackety, rustical quality
01:11:35 # Willow-tee, wallow-tee
01:11:39 # Ristle-tee, rostle-tee
01:11:42 (Annie) Alright, children.
01:11:44 Now, please put your songbooks away,
01:11:48 We'll go out for recess
01:11:51 (Annie) We are not going
01:11:54 - until everybody has quieted down.
01:12:01 - Close that door. Quickly.
01:12:04 Please.
01:12:08 (Door Closing)
01:12:10 - What is it?
01:12:14 We've got to get the children
01:12:20 - (Chattering Continues)
01:12:24 Now, quiet. Miss Daniels would like
01:12:28 - during a fire drill.
01:12:32 I would like you to show her
01:12:35 - Uh, we're going out of school now.
01:12:39 We want those of you who live nearby
01:12:41 (Children) Home?
01:12:43 I want the rest of you to go all the way
01:12:46 (Together) Yes, Miss Hayworth.
01:12:48 Melanie?
01:12:53 I want you to go as quietly as possible.
01:12:55 Don't make a sound till I tell you to run.
01:13:00 - Now, does everybody understand?
01:13:04 Alright, John, you lead the way.
01:13:26 (Loud Fluttering)
01:13:31 (Birds Shrieking)
01:13:40 (Children Screaming)
01:13:48 (Cawing)
01:13:51 (Screaming)
01:14:04 (Squawking)
01:14:42 Cathy! Cathy!
01:14:46 (Crying. Birds Squawking)
01:15:12 (Honking Horn)
01:15:16 (Clattering, Squawking)
01:15:20 (Squawks Fading)
01:15:43 Daddy, there were hundreds of them.
01:15:45 No, I'm not hysterical. I'm trying to tell
01:15:51 Alright, Daddy. Yes, Daddy.
01:15:53 Well, just now. Not 15 minutes ago.
01:15:58 At the school. No, I don't. Just a minute.
01:16:02 - What's the name of the school?
01:16:06 The Bodega Bay School.
01:16:09 Well, I don't know
01:16:12 No, the birds didn't attack until
01:16:17 - Help you, Mrs Bundy?
01:16:20 Crows, I think.
01:16:22 I don't know. Is there a difference
01:16:26 - There is very definitely a difference.
01:16:30 They're different, Daddy.
01:16:34 Well, I think these were crows.
01:16:36 Well, yes. Hundreds of them.
01:16:38 Yes, they attacked the children.
01:16:42 Well, I don't know when,
01:16:47 Alright. Yes. Good bye.
01:16:50 They're both perching birds, of course.
01:16:54 The crow is Corvus Brachyrhynchos,
01:16:56 and the blackbird
01:16:59 Thank you. You have
01:17:03 Right here in this book, miss.
01:17:06 I can't see that it makes
01:17:09 Crows or blackbirds, if the school
01:17:12 I hardly think that either species
01:17:16 to launch a massed attack.
01:17:20 I just came from the school. I don't know
01:17:24 Well, I do. I do know.
01:17:28 Ornithology happens to be my avocation.
01:17:31 Birds are not aggressive creatures, miss.
01:17:34 They bring beauty into the world.
01:17:37 (Helen) Sam! Three southern fried
01:17:41 Yes, may I speak to Mitch Brenner, please?
01:17:43 - Yes, I'll wait.
01:17:46 who insists upon making it difficult
01:17:50 - Now, if it were not for birds -
01:17:54 This young lady said there
01:17:57 Impossible!
01:17:59 Oh, Mitch? I'm glad I caught you.
01:18:02 - It's the end of the world.
01:18:05 What actually happened at the school?
01:18:07 Bunch of crows attacked the school kids.
01:18:10 It's the end of the world.
01:18:13 unto the mountains and the hills,
01:18:18 "Behold I, even I
01:18:22 "And I will devastate your high places."
01:18:26 (Helen) "Woe unto them
01:18:28 that they may follow strong drink."
01:18:31 Isaiah, chapter five.
01:18:34 I hardly think a few birds are going
01:18:38 These weren't a few birds.
01:18:41 I didn't know there were many crows
01:18:44 The crow is a permanent resident
01:18:48 In fact, during our Christmas count,
01:18:51 (Man) How many gulls
01:18:53 Which gulls, Mr Sholes?
01:18:56 The ones who've been playing devil
01:18:59 - Have you had trouble with gulls?
01:19:02 This young lady was hit by a gull
01:19:05 - I'm still waiting for the Bloody Marys.
01:19:08 Could you ask them
01:19:11 They're frightening the children.
01:19:13 A whole flock of gulls
01:19:16 Practically tore the skipper's arm off.
01:19:18 - You're scaring the kids. Keep it low.
01:19:20 Yeah, but he's scaring me, too.
01:19:23 Are you trying to say that all these...
01:19:27 Nah, that sounds impossible, Sebastian.
01:19:29 Deke, look, I'm just telling you
01:19:32 The gulls were after your fish.
01:19:37 What were the crows after at the school?
01:19:41 What do you think they were after,
01:19:44 Daniels.
01:19:47 - For what purpose?
01:19:52 - Why?
01:19:55 I thought not. Birds have been
01:19:59 - since archaeopteryx, 1 40m years ago.
01:20:03 Doesn't it seem odd
01:20:06 to start a war against humanity?
01:20:08 - No one called it a war.
01:20:12 You and Mr Sholes seem
01:20:14 Who said anything about a war?
01:20:17 - (Helen) Want some more coffee?
01:20:20 They could have been after the fish,
01:20:23 - The Captain should have shot at them.
01:20:26 Gulls are scavengers, anyway. Most birds are.
01:20:29 Get yourselves guns
01:20:33 - That would hardly be possible.
01:20:37 Because there are 8,650 species
01:20:42 It is estimated that 5,750,000,000
01:20:48 The five continents of the world -
01:20:51 Kill them all. Get rid of the messy animals.
01:20:53 ...probably contain more than 100 billion birds.
01:20:56 - It's the end of the world.
01:21:00 - (Mrs Bundy) Of course!
01:21:04 Are the birds going to eat us, Mommy?
01:21:06 Hell, maybe we're all getting
01:21:09 Admittedly, a few birds did act strange,
01:21:12 I keep telling you, this isn't a few birds.
01:21:17 I have never known birds
01:21:20 The very concept is unimaginable.
01:21:22 Why, if that happened,
01:21:26 How could we possibly hope to fight them?
01:21:28 We couldn't, you're right.
01:21:31 - What's the matter? Something wrong?
01:21:35 - A war? Against who?
01:21:38 I'm glad you all think this is so amusing.
01:21:40 You've frightened the children
01:21:42 If the young lady said she saw the attack
01:21:46 - What attack? Who attacked the school?
01:21:49 You're all sitting around here debating!
01:21:52 What do you want them to do next?
01:21:54 - Mommy!
01:21:59 Why don't you all go home,
01:22:03 What's the fastest way to San Francisco?
01:22:05 - The freeway, ma'am.
01:22:07 I'm going out that way, lady.
01:22:10 - Well then, let's leave now.
01:22:15 (Panting) I got here as fast as I could.
01:22:17 - Where's Cathy?
01:22:20 Al, why aren't you over at the school,
01:22:22 I just got back from Dan Fawcett's place.
01:22:24 - He was killed last night by birds.
01:22:27 - Hold it, you don't know that for a fact.
01:22:31 The Santa Rosa Police
01:22:34 They think a burglar broke in and killed him.
01:22:36 How do they explain the dead birds
01:22:38 Santa Rosa Police figure
01:22:42 Were the Santa Rosa Police
01:22:46 - Are you coming?
01:22:48 There isn't a bird anywhere in sight!
01:22:51 "Look at the birds of the air.
01:22:55 "Yet your Heavenly Father feeds them."
01:22:58 Something like this happened
01:23:01 The town was just covered with seagulls.
01:23:04 - Please finish your drink.
01:23:08 A large flock of seagulls got lost in a fog,
01:23:10 and headed into the town
01:23:13 They made some mess, too,
01:23:16 They always make a mess.
01:23:19 The point is that no one
01:23:21 They were all gone next morning, just
01:23:25 - Poor things.
01:23:28 Alright, alright!
01:23:32 Well, hope you folks figure this thing out!
01:23:35 It's the end of the world!
01:23:37 I'd better get back to the cannery.
01:23:40 - Sebastian, hold it a minute.
01:23:42 - I don't want to be an alarmist, but -
01:23:45 I think we're in real trouble.
01:23:47 but I know it's here
01:23:50 - To ignore what? The "bird war"?
01:23:53 The bird attack, plague -
01:23:55 they're massing out there someplace,
01:23:58 - Ridiculous.
01:24:00 Unless we do something right now, unless
01:24:04 Look, Mitch.
01:24:06 Even if this is true, even if all the birds -
01:24:09 - Don't you believe it's true?
01:24:13 - There's no reason I...
01:24:16 - I like Bodega Bay -
01:24:20 You're an important man.
01:24:23 - Help how? What do you want to do?
01:24:24 Mrs Bundy said something
01:24:26 About seagulls getting lost in a fog
01:24:28 (Sebastian) We don't have fog
01:24:30 - (Mitch) Make our own fog!
01:24:32 We can use smoke pots,
01:24:34 - (Melanie) Look!
01:24:38 They're attacking again.
01:24:44 (Seagulls Crying)
01:24:48 Look out!
01:24:51 (Gull Crying)
01:25:20 (Muffled) Look at the gas.
01:25:24 (All Shouting) Hey, you! Watch out!
01:25:28 Get out of there! Mister, run!
01:25:32 (Explosion)
01:25:34 (Indistinct Shouting)
01:25:59 (Screeching)
01:26:14 (Screaming)
01:26:27 (Gulls' Screaming Increases)
01:26:47 (Wings Flapping)
01:26:54 (Siren Wailing)
01:27:05 (Screaming & Flapping
01:27:37 (Gulls Pounding On Glass)
01:27:47 (Shrieking. Gulls Crying, Fainter)
01:28:34 Why are they doing this?
01:28:36 Why are they doing this?
01:28:39 They said when you got here,
01:28:46 Who are you? What are you?
01:28:49 Where did you come from?
01:28:53 I think you're the cause of all this.
01:28:56 I think you're evil! Evil!
01:29:01 (Gasps) Oh, God!
01:29:03 (Woman Sobbing.
01:29:06 (Running Footsteps Approaching)
01:29:08 I think they're going! (Panting)
01:29:10 We can get Cathy at Annie's now.
01:29:15 (Seagulls Calling, Faintly)
01:29:44 (Crow Cawing)
01:29:46 - The crows again.
01:29:50 (Single Crow Cawing)
01:29:53 (Softly) Come on.
01:29:56 (One Crow Caws)
01:30:08 (Wings Fluttering)
01:30:11 (Fluttering & Cawing Continue)
01:30:26 Oh, no. Stay here. Stay here.
01:30:31 (Screams, Gasps)
01:30:37 Cathy! Where's Cathy?
01:30:47 (Cawing. Cathy Sobbing)
01:31:03 (Loud Cawing)
01:31:07 (Sobbing Continues)
01:31:12 Mitch, don't!
01:31:42 - Oh, don't leave her there, Mitch.
01:31:52 (Body Being Dragged)
01:31:56 (Cathy Gasping) Oh!
01:32:02 (Footsteps Mounting Stairs)
01:32:13 (Cawing. Door Opening & Closing)
01:32:19 (Wings Fluttering)
01:32:36 (Strange, Loud Chattering)
01:32:39 (Crying)
01:32:43 (Feathers Rustling)
01:32:47 (Whispering) Come on.
01:32:51 - (Sobs)
01:33:01 (Loud Cawing)
01:33:06 (Louder Cawing, Nearby)
01:33:18 (Motor Starting)
01:33:20 (Sobbing) When we got back
01:33:25 we heard the explosion and we went -
01:33:29 we went outside to see what it was.
01:33:32 All at once, the birds were everywhere!
01:33:36 (Sobbing)
01:33:40 and they covered her!
01:33:43 Annie... she pushed me inside!
01:33:51 (Hammering)
01:34:01 Give me another one, darling.
01:34:10 How long have they been gathering there?
01:34:13 Oh, about 15 minutes.
01:34:19 Seems like a pattern, doesn't it?
01:34:23 They strike, then disappear,
01:34:27 (Hammering)
01:34:35 Doesn't look so very different, does it?
01:34:37 A little smoke hanging over the town,
01:34:41 You want to try your father again?
01:34:43 No, I tried a little while ago.
01:34:45 - Still got power, haven't we?
01:34:48 (Lydia) Mitch,
01:34:51 Come on.
01:34:58 (Man On Radio, lndistinct)
01:35:00 (Lydia) I can't get any of the local
01:35:05 (Radio) " ...and the work
01:35:07 "In Bodega Bay early this morning,
01:35:09 attacked a group of children who were
01:35:13 "One little girl was seriously injured and
01:35:17 but the majority
01:35:19 "We understand there was
01:35:21 but this information is rather sketchy."
01:35:24 "So far, no word has come through to
01:35:28 On the national scene today,
01:35:31 - Well, is that all?
01:35:35 I'll have to get some more wood.
01:35:38 - Did you get the windows in the attic?
01:35:42 - When do you think they'll come?
01:35:44 If there are bigger birds, Mitch,
01:35:47 - It's a chance we'll have to take.
01:35:49 No, not now!
01:35:51 - When?
01:35:53 - Where will we go?
01:35:55 I think we're safe here
01:35:57 What happens
01:35:59 I don't know!
01:36:01 You don't know! When will you know?
01:36:03 When we're all dead!
01:36:08 (Radio Continues. Sobbing)
01:36:11 I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Mitch.
01:36:17 Make yourself some coffee, won't you?
01:36:33 - Where are they heading?
01:36:37 - Santa Rosa?
01:36:39 Come on. Let's get the wood.
01:36:53 (Banging)
01:37:20 Mitch? Can I bring the lovebirds in here?
01:37:23 - No!
01:37:26 They're birds, aren't they?
01:37:31 Let's leave them in the kitchen,
01:38:21 Mitch, why are they doing this, the birds?
01:38:25 - We don't know, honey.
01:38:30 I wish I could say.
01:39:40 (Gasping)
01:39:44 (Swallowing)
01:39:48 I'm sick, Melanie.
01:39:53 - I want to... (Gagging)
01:39:59 (Door Slams. Cathy Coughing)
01:40:09 (Coughing Continues)
01:40:13 (Door Opens)
01:40:29 (Birds Singing, Wings Fluttering)
01:40:39 (Crows Cawing)
01:40:43 (Many Species Calling, Wings Flapping)
01:40:47 (Flapping Grows Louder. High-pitched Chirping)
01:40:56 (Drumming On Roof)
01:40:58 (Log Landing In Fireplace)
01:41:05 (Birdcalls, Drumming Rising ln lntensity)
01:41:19 (Roar, Rising ln Pitch And lntensity)
01:41:22 (Loud Crashing & Glass Smashing)
01:41:26 (Loud Screeching Continues)
01:41:30 (Pecking, Wood Splintering)
01:41:34 (Screeching, Fluttering)
01:41:40 (Screeching & Fluttering Continue)
01:41:57 (Continuous Screeching & Fluttering)
01:42:06 (Shutter Scraping Shut)
01:42:09 (Screeching, Slightly Fainter)
01:42:13 (Lamp Crashing To Ground)
01:42:18 (Glass Smashing)
01:42:25 (Shutter Scraping Shut.
01:42:54 (Screeching & Fluttering Continue)
01:43:04 (Fluttering, Rumbling)
01:43:18 (Pecking, Wood Splintering)
01:43:23 (Louder Pecking & Splintering)
01:43:27 (Pecking, Splintering.
01:43:36 (Hatstand Scraping On Floor)
01:43:52 (Hammering)
01:44:06 (One Bird Screeches)
01:44:09 (Loud Fluttering)
01:44:17 (Pecking & Splintering)
01:44:26 (Sounds Diminish)
01:44:32 They're going.
01:44:34 (Screeches Fading)
01:44:49 (Silence)
01:45:32 (Wings Fluttering)
01:45:45 Mitch?
01:45:48 (Fluttering Continues)
01:46:21 (Fluttering)
01:46:43 (Fluttering)
01:47:19 (Fluttering)
01:47:41 (Gasps. Wings Flapping)
01:47:44 (Screeching)
01:47:47 (Whimpering)
01:47:50 (Fluttering Continues)
01:48:33 (Whimpering)
01:48:47 Oh, Mitch!
01:49:02 Get Cathy and Lydia out of here.
01:49:06 (Mitch) Melanie! Melanie!
01:49:17 (Birds Fluttering & Calling)
01:49:33 (Birds Shrieking)
01:49:48 (Door Shutting)
01:49:55 Oh, poor thing! Poor thing!
01:49:58 Listen, get some water,
01:50:02 Bandages. It's terrible.
01:50:07 Cathy, get some brandy.
01:50:20 No, no, no! No, no, it's alright.
01:50:23 No, it's alright.
01:50:25 It's alright. It's alright. No.
01:50:28 - (Gasping)
01:50:56 Cathy, get the lamp.
01:51:13 - We've got to get her to a hospital.
01:51:17 - There's San Francisco.
01:51:19 We have to try.
01:51:22 Then we don't have to go through town.
01:51:26 I'm frightened. Terribly frightened.
01:51:29 I don't know what's outside there.
01:51:34 We'd better get started
01:51:37 We'll take Melanie's car.
01:51:40 - Can you finish the bandaging?
01:51:42 Alright.
01:51:51 (Lydia) Mitch? See if you can get
01:51:56 (Soft Cooing, Beating Of Wings)
01:52:32 (Fluttering)
01:52:43 (Cawing)
01:52:52 (Rustling Of Wings)
01:53:05 (Seagull Cries)
01:53:52 (Switching Stations)
01:53:54 (Radio) "The bird attacks have
01:53:57 "Bodega Bay seems to be the centre,
01:53:59 of minor attacks on Sebastopol
01:54:03 "Bodega Bay has been cordoned off
01:54:05 "Most of the townspeople
01:54:08 but there are still some
01:54:10 "No decision has been arrived at yet
01:54:14 but there's been some discussion
01:54:17 "lt appears that the bird attacks come in
01:54:21 "The reason for this
01:54:24 (Clicks Of Radio)
01:55:01 (Starts Motor)
01:55:04 (Motor Turning Over Slowly)
01:55:22 (Shuts Off Motor, Puts On Handbrake)
01:56:15 - Did you hear anything on the radio?
01:56:43 (Turning Doorknob)
01:56:54 (Gull Crying)
01:56:58 No. No!
01:57:01 Shh. Shh.
01:57:17 (Squawk)
01:57:25 (Squawking)
01:57:31 - Mitch?
01:57:34 Stay there.
01:57:43 Can I bring the lovebirds, Mitch?
01:57:45 - They haven't harmed anyone.
01:58:07 (Shutting Door)
01:58:32 (Starts Motor)
01:58:34 (Loud Squawking)
01:58:42 (Car Driving Away,
01:58:49 (Wings Flapping & Birds Calling)