- 6/8/2025
Runaway in the Shadows is a suspenseful noir thriller about a troubled war veteran who finds himself entangled in a dangerous web of crime, obsession, and mistaken identity. After taking a mysterious job as a chauffeur for a wealthy and secretive man, he is drawn into a dark world of love, betrayal, and murder. As he tries to escape the ghosts of his past, the shadows close in β and nothing is what it seems.
A restored classic noir drama originally released in the 1940s.
A restored classic noir drama originally released in the 1940s.
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00:00:00The
00:03:30Can I see Mr. Roman?
00:03:32What do you want to see him about?
00:03:34Well, I'd like to give him something that belongs to him.
00:03:44What do you want?
00:03:45I'd like to give him something that belongs to him.
00:03:53Come inside.
00:04:01Come inside.
00:04:05What was it you just said at the door?
00:04:16I said I wanted to see Mr. Roman.
00:04:21What for?
00:04:22What for?
00:04:22I've got something for him.
00:04:26Could mean a lot of things.
00:04:28What have you got?
00:04:31You're not Mr. Roman.
00:04:34How do you know?
00:04:35Well, you just don't fit.
00:04:38Is it all right, Mr. Gino?
00:04:42I guess it's all right.
00:04:44I'd better take him in myself.
00:04:46Come on.
00:04:46I'll be right back.
00:05:02I'll be right back.
00:05:07See Andy there.
00:05:37I like it, that's all right.
00:05:46You're a good barber, Miss Garnish.
00:05:49Oh, thank you, Mr. Rahun.
00:05:52How do you feel?
00:05:54I mean, how does it feel being a barber?
00:05:57Cutting men's hair.
00:06:01It feels good, huh?
00:06:04Look at her, she's blushing.
00:06:08Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Roman, you moved.
00:06:10But you didn't. Quick enough.
00:06:16Get her out of here.
00:06:18Stupid dame.
00:06:21The beast, the filthy beast.
00:06:34Hey, you.
00:07:01Catch him.
00:07:04What can I do for you, Jack?
00:07:14Are you Mr. Roman?
00:07:16That's right.
00:07:25Why don't you like to have this back?
00:07:30Is it mine?
00:07:31It's got your name in it.
00:07:34Where'd you find it?
00:07:37I don't remember the name of the street.
00:07:39It was in front of a restaurant, though.
00:07:44How much was in it?
00:07:45$81.
00:07:47I spent a dollar and a half for breakfast.
00:07:49There's $79.50 there now.
00:07:51How do you like there for an honest guy?
00:07:56I don't.
00:08:00Silly law-batting jerk.
00:08:04How do you like that?
00:08:06He comes all the way out here just because he found it.
00:08:09You know, you ought to get a medal.
00:08:12So you don't go buy him a medal.
00:08:13Thanks.
00:08:15I got a medal.
00:08:17Oh.
00:08:21Ex-GI, huh?
00:08:22Yes, I was in the Navy.
00:08:28I like him.
00:08:30I want to do something for him.
00:08:31Give him a saw buck.
00:08:33That's the trouble with you, Gino.
00:08:35You have no appreciation for honesty.
00:08:45Tell me something.
00:08:47What made you bring the wallet back?
00:08:51Well, I don't know.
00:08:53Now that I'm here, I wonder myself.
00:08:55I guess I'm just a sucker.
00:09:02I like that, too.
00:09:04Can you drive a car?
00:09:06Yes, sir.
00:09:08You got a job.
00:09:09What do you need two chauffeurs for?
00:09:10Fire or Claiborne.
00:09:12All right.
00:09:13No, wait a minute.
00:09:14I don't want to take another fellow's job.
00:09:16Take it easy, Jack.
00:09:18The name's Scott.
00:09:19Chuck Scott.
00:09:20Okay, Scotty.
00:09:26Hello, Fats.
00:09:29Fats, what do you do besides talking the telephone all the time?
00:09:31I've been trying to reach you for 45 minutes.
00:09:35Oh, never mind that.
00:09:36How about Johnson?
00:09:37Did you contact him yet?
00:09:39Or what's his stall this time?
00:09:42Oh.
00:09:44I'll have him at my house for dinner Wednesday night.
00:09:46No Fats, not Thursday, Wednesday.
00:10:09Yes?
00:10:11Right, be right there.
00:10:13Thanks, Job.
00:10:14Oh, Job.
00:10:16Like in the Bible?
00:10:17Kings, Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Ezra, Job.
00:10:20Fine, I won't forget it.
00:10:21Bye.
00:10:22Come on, Tommy.
00:10:23Come on, Tommy.
00:10:27Come on, Tommy.
00:10:28Come on, Tommy.
00:10:46You...
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00:11:49Mr. Roman, there's something wrong. I can't slow the car down.
00:12:00Relax, Scotty. I take care of all that back here.
00:12:02You just handle the wheel.
00:12:04You mean you...
00:12:05That's right.
00:12:07Yes.
00:12:19He's right on time.
00:12:28Eddie, you don't know how he drives.
00:12:31We'll find out.
00:12:33Maybe not.
00:12:49We'll find out.
00:13:19How do you feel, Scotty?
00:13:40Fine.
00:13:41But I don't get it.
00:13:43Who does?
00:13:45He's all right.
00:13:47He's a good chauffeur.
00:13:49You're all right, Scotty.
00:13:51Thanks.
00:13:52What do we do now?
00:13:54You take over.
00:13:59She's all yours.
00:14:00Well, Mr. Johnson, how do you like our little house?
00:14:07Oh, it's charming.
00:14:09However, I never thought I'd enjoy the pleasure of having dinner here.
00:14:14You know, Mr. Johnson had the idea I didn't like him.
00:14:17Just because he took away some of my business.
00:14:20I guess he doesn't know you too well.
00:14:22I must say there aren't many men would have taken it the way your husband has, Mrs. Roman.
00:14:29Live and let live.
00:14:32That's my motto.
00:14:33Isn't that so, Gino?
00:14:38Oh, the world is big enough for all of us.
00:14:41You too, Mr. Johnson.
00:14:45Well, thank you, Gino.
00:14:46I have a very interesting house, too, in Havana.
00:14:51I'd be very pleased if you'd all come and visit me sometime.
00:14:54You've been in Havana, haven't you, Mrs. Roman?
00:14:56No, I've never been there.
00:14:57No, Mrs. Roman doesn't travel very much.
00:15:00Oh, I'm sorry.
00:15:01Doctor's orders?
00:15:03No, mine.
00:15:10Well, if you'll excuse me,
00:15:14I'll let you go on with your business.
00:15:16Oh, good night, Mr. Johnson.
00:15:22Good night, Mrs. Roman.
00:15:23It was nice meeting you.
00:15:34She's lovely, isn't she?
00:15:36Oh, she's beautiful.
00:15:39How about a little brandy?
00:15:40Well, I don't mind if I do.
00:15:44Where's Tommy?
00:15:44No, he behaved badly.
00:15:46I put him in a cellar.
00:15:49Oh, Tommy's a dog.
00:15:50It's a big dog.
00:15:51Oh, yes.
00:15:53I'm not drinking alone, am I?
00:15:54No.
00:15:55No.
00:15:56Mr. Roman,
00:15:57could I ask you a very personal question?
00:16:00Yes, of course.
00:16:00What is your business, really?
00:16:06Gino,
00:16:07what business would you say we were in, really?
00:16:10No, I'd say the amusement business.
00:16:14The amusement business?
00:16:16Yes, strictly for laughs.
00:16:25All kidding, Mr. Johnson.
00:16:27I still want to buy those two ships of yours.
00:16:29But I don't want to sell.
00:16:30Well, maybe we can talk you into it.
00:16:32What do you say, Mr. Johnson?
00:16:35Well, I'll think it over.
00:16:36Oh, no, that'll be too long.
00:16:38I can let you know tomorrow.
00:16:44No, tonight.
00:16:46Now.
00:16:52Well, how much would you give me for them?
00:16:55Nothing.
00:16:55Oh, you're joking, huh?
00:17:09Oh, well.
00:17:12I've had a lovely evening,
00:17:13but I've got to run along.
00:17:14We can go into it further tomorrow.
00:17:16Oh, no, you can't go now, Mr. Johnson,
00:17:17without seeing the rest of the house.
00:17:18Well, you haven't even seen the upstairs.
00:17:19Or the wine cellar.
00:17:20Oh, we have a nice wine cellar.
00:17:22Well, I would like to see the wine cellar.
00:17:25Oh, my dear.
00:17:29Napoleon brandy.
00:17:321815?
00:17:33Oh, Gino, I don't believe it.
00:17:35Why, I didn't think there was a bottle
00:17:37of real Napoleon brandy left in existence.
00:17:40Why, Gino, do you realize that...
00:17:44Gino.
00:17:49Gino.
00:17:50G...
00:17:50Hey, Gino.
00:17:55Gino.
00:17:59Gino.
00:18:05Gino.
00:18:09Gino.
00:18:13Hey, Gino.
00:18:19Gino.
00:18:19No!
00:18:22Gino!
00:18:32Oh, no.
00:18:33Gino!
00:18:35Gino!
00:18:36Oh, no.
00:18:38No.
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00:19:44Turn off here, please.
00:20:14Turn off here, please.
00:20:44Stand off the clothes, miss.
00:20:51I think you'd better step back.
00:20:54What happened to Claiborne?
00:20:57He's gone, miss.
00:21:01It's Mrs. Wilman.
00:21:05I beg your pardon.
00:21:08I didn't know.
00:21:10Oh, that's all right.
00:21:13I think I like it better the other way.
00:21:20Is there anything I can do?
00:21:26Yes, Mick, it's three years ago.
00:21:30If you can't do that, call me, miss.
00:21:33And if you can't do that, just look the other way.
00:21:37You can go back to the car.
00:21:43I'll go back to the car.
00:21:50I'll go back to the car.
00:21:51I'll go back to the car.
00:21:55I'll go back to the car.
00:21:57What's out there, straight ahead?
00:22:27Well, Havana, I think.
00:22:32Have you ever been there?
00:22:36Yes, I was a long time ago.
00:22:39What was it like?
00:22:43Oh, for me, it was cheap hotels, cheap restaurants, cheap friends.
00:22:51All places are alike and you broke out.
00:23:00It would be worth a thousand dollars to me to get to Havana.
00:23:05A thousand dollars?
00:23:07Yes.
00:23:09Steamship tickets only about 30.
00:23:13I could never make it alone.
00:23:16Why not?
00:23:18Have you ever been afraid?
00:23:20Really afraid?
00:23:24What do you want me to do?
00:23:26I want you to take me to Havana.
00:23:29But why me?
00:23:34I think I can trust you.
00:23:39You mean you think I look like I need a thousand dollars?
00:23:44Have it your way.
00:23:46But I still think I can trust you.
00:23:50When can we go?
00:23:52How soon can you leave?
00:23:54Now, right this minute.
00:23:58That's a pretty long swim.
00:24:02I'll check the sailings tomorrow.
00:24:06Think I'd better take you home now?
00:24:09All right.
00:24:18That'll be 4220.
00:24:20Sign that, please.
00:24:22Two tickets for Havana tonight, please.
00:24:24I'm sorry, there's no space available.
00:24:26We're completely sold out.
00:24:28Are you sure?
00:24:30Just a moment.
00:24:31There may be a cancellation.
00:24:36Yes, here's one.
00:24:38But it's a single cabin.
00:24:39Will that do you?
00:24:40Uh...
00:24:41Yes, it'll have to.
00:24:43How many tickets?
00:24:44Two.
00:24:45How much is that?
00:24:47That'll be 5760.
00:24:52Sign there, please.
00:24:57The SS Cuba.
00:24:58Leaves pair 26 at 11 o'clock tonight.
00:25:00Thank you, sir.
00:25:02Keep the chairs.
00:25:07I'll take it, Joe.
00:25:08Yes, ma'am.
00:25:26I'll take it, Joe.
00:25:27Yes, ma'am.
00:25:28Yes, ma'am.
00:25:39Hello?
00:25:42Hello?
00:25:44Hello?
00:25:45Uh, I got the tickets for Havana.
00:25:48It's on a ship called the, uh, Cuba.
00:25:51Leaves 11 o'clock tonight.
00:25:53Now listen carefully.
00:25:54Have dinner with him as usual.
00:25:56At 9.30, say you want to take a drive.
00:25:58I'll be waiting in my room.
00:25:59Now, don't you call.
00:26:00Have Job call as usual.
00:26:01I'll bring the car around.
00:26:02No, don't worry.
00:26:03They don't know where I am.
00:26:04Yes, I'm picking him up at the Union Bank.
00:26:06Now.
00:26:08Good.
00:26:09See you later.
00:26:10Bye.
00:26:40The flowers.
00:26:41They stick her up, eh?
00:26:43Yeah.
00:26:44Red and white roses, big anchor.
00:26:46150 bucks.
00:26:49You know, eight, 15 years ago in Cicero?
00:26:51Same roses, the same anchor.
00:26:52Could have picked it up for a double saw bug.
00:26:54Maybe two bits.
00:26:55Two in Cicero. Same roses, the same anchor.
00:26:59Could have picked it up for a double saw bug. Maybe two bits.
00:27:06Hundred and fifty bucks.
00:27:09Brother, I don't care what they say, that's inflation.
00:27:17Scotty.
00:27:19Yes, sir?
00:27:21Mrs. Roman goes for a drive almost every day, doesn't she?
00:27:24Yes, sir.
00:27:26Where did she go?
00:27:28Nowhere in particular.
00:27:30What do you mean, nowhere?
00:27:32Just along the beach.
00:27:36Always the same place.
00:27:38Yes, yes, same place.
00:27:40Oh, you know that.
00:27:42I didn't.
00:27:44I want to go there, Scotty.
00:27:47Now?
00:27:49Now.
00:27:54Yes, sir.
00:28:06What do you see out there?
00:28:10I wouldn't know.
00:28:13What do you see out there, Scotty?
00:28:18Sky, water.
00:28:24Must have a special meaning for her.
00:28:28What does it mean to you?
00:28:30I don't know.
00:28:32I'm not a psychiatrist.
00:28:35You don't have to be to figure this out.
00:28:40Am I right, Gino?
00:28:42I'd say she was contemplating a voyage.
00:28:45She ever said anything to you about it?
00:28:57Why would she tell me?
00:29:02You've got the kind of face women like to talk to.
00:29:15She's not a chick.
00:29:19At least a chick.
00:29:24She's a man who works her.
00:29:25And she's a girl.
00:29:27And she's a daughter.
00:29:29She's a girl.
00:29:31She's a man who's a girl.
00:29:32Can't even see you.
00:29:34She's a girl and she's a girl.
00:29:37I don't care about.
00:29:38I won't be a girl in the corner.
00:29:39I'll be a man who has two.
00:29:40I don't care about her.
00:29:41Does she just have two?
00:29:42Don't care about her.
00:29:43Let's go.
00:30:13Are you deaf, Watson?
00:30:35Let's go.
00:31:05Eddie, they're gone.
00:31:17Where do you think they've gone, Gino?
00:31:19I don't have to think.
00:31:20I know.
00:31:21To Havana on Cuba.
00:31:24Found it in a wastebasket.
00:31:25What do you want me to do?
00:31:38Play the other side.
00:32:56I haven't played in a long time.
00:33:04Still scared?
00:33:06I'm getting over it.
00:33:09But you don't get over three years of terror in one night.
00:33:14He couldn't follow us here.
00:33:16What's our first stop?
00:33:25Havana.
00:33:29It looks like all roads lead to Havana.
00:33:33That's what you want, wasn't it?
00:33:34I owe you $1,000.
00:33:49Who did it belong to me for?
00:33:54They don't ask you that when you spend it.
00:33:55I'll see you.
00:34:43Chuck.
00:34:51Chuck.
00:35:13Chuck.
00:35:21Chuck.
00:35:23Chuck.
00:35:31Chuck.
00:35:33Chuck.
00:35:41Chuck.
00:35:43Chuck.
00:35:45Chuck.
00:35:47Chuck.
00:35:51Chuck.
00:35:53Chuck.
00:35:55Chuck.
00:35:57Chuck.
00:36:17Chuck.
00:36:18Chuck.
00:36:19Chuck.
00:36:20Chuck.
00:36:21Chuck.
00:36:22Chuck.
00:36:23Chuck.
00:36:24Chuck.
00:36:25Chuck.
00:36:26Chuck.
00:36:27Chuck.
00:36:28Chuck.
00:36:29Chuck.
00:36:30Uh-uh. That's not our boat.
00:36:34How much time do we have?
00:36:36Forget time.
00:36:39Do you think we'll make it?
00:36:43We've got to.
00:36:45SeΓ±or, el caballo no puede estar aquΓ toda la noche.
00:36:52What are we stopping here for?
00:36:54El caballo no puede estar aquΓ toda la noche.
00:36:56What was that?
00:36:57The horse is tired.
00:37:00Take us back to the boat.
00:37:04Did you hear me? Take us back to the boat.
00:37:06I already told you the horse is tired.
00:37:10Chuck, let's get out.
00:37:20Say, uh...
00:37:21Our boat leaves in an hour for South America.
00:37:27How much of a walk is it from near the docks?
00:37:29Yo no entiendo bien ingles.
00:37:31Vamos, Pancho.
00:37:36What did he say?
00:37:38Something about not understanding English.
00:37:43He must not understand money either.
00:37:46Didn't take his fare.
00:37:50Chuck, what do we do now?
00:37:52I don't know.
00:37:53Let's get a drink.
00:38:03All right.
00:38:05Wait a minute.
00:38:08We should go back to the boat.
00:38:11Who's afraid now?
00:38:12Still scared?
00:38:37Still scared?
00:38:39I don't send your
00:39:09I don't send your
00:39:38I don't send your
00:40:08I don't send your
00:40:38I don't send your
00:41:08I don't send your
00:41:38I don't send your
00:42:08I don't send your
00:42:38I don't send your
00:43:08Oh, can I make you understand
00:43:10You've got the wrong man
00:43:12I loved her
00:43:16You loved her so you killed her
00:43:18That's understandable
00:43:20She was all I had
00:43:23So you made sure no one could take her from you
00:43:25Oh, you're blind
00:43:27Why would we come all this way together?
00:43:30I let you tell me why
00:43:32Just answer three questions
00:43:35How long has this woman has been in Havana?
00:43:38How long has this woman been in Havana?
00:43:42Well, we got off the boat around six o'clock this evening
00:43:46Eight hours ago
00:43:47Had she ever been here before?
00:43:50Did she know anyone here?
00:43:51No?
00:43:51No
00:43:51No
00:43:51Did she know anyone here?
00:43:53Anyone at all?
00:43:54No
00:43:54There is your answer
00:43:56Do you still insist somebody else did it?
00:43:59In a place where she had just arrived?
00:44:01In a place where she had never been in her life before?
00:44:04And above all, with your own knife.
00:44:06It wasn't my knife.
00:44:07But you just admitted a moment ago it was your knife.
00:44:09I didn't admit it was my knife.
00:44:10I merely said it looked like my knife, but it wasn't.
00:44:12Oh, yes.
00:44:13Now I remember.
00:44:15The knife you bought.
00:44:17You did buy a knife.
00:44:18Yes, I bought a knife!
00:44:20Save your strength, my friend.
00:44:21You may need it.
00:44:27Your knife.
00:44:30Let me see.
00:44:31Describe it again, please.
00:44:38On the handle of the knife I had,
00:44:40the little carved monkey was holding his ears.
00:44:44The knife you've got, he's covering his eyes.
00:44:46You can see that.
00:44:47He's covering his eyes, but not mine.
00:44:50Don't joke.
00:44:51If you don't believe me, ask the shopkeeper.
00:44:53Find out what kind of a knife I bought.
00:45:01Are you sure this is the place?
00:45:06Yeah, yeah, that's it.
00:45:08I repeat, for a stranger in Havana,
00:45:11you certainly found an out-of-the-way place
00:45:13in a very much of a hurry.
00:45:14We didn't find it.
00:45:16I told you a guide brought us here.
00:45:18I know.
00:45:19The guide who kept pestering you.
00:45:20The one who drove you to the nightclub, huh?
00:45:22You don't believe anything, do you?
00:45:25My clients have a chronic tendency to color the truth.
00:45:32You first, Mr. Scott.
00:45:41Just a moment, please.
00:45:42Not so quick.
00:45:43Where is Chin?
00:45:57I'm Chin.
00:45:59I'm Lieutenant Acosta, Homicide Squad.
00:46:05What can I do for you?
00:46:06Madam, will you please tell the gentleman...
00:46:08We'll ask the questions.
00:46:09Take a look at this man here.
00:46:14Did you ever see him before?
00:46:16Yes.
00:46:18When?
00:46:20The gentleman was here earlier tonight.
00:46:23Alone?
00:46:24No, he was with the lady.
00:46:27Did he buy anything?
00:46:29Silk handkerchief for a lady.
00:46:32That all?
00:46:34The gentleman also bought a knife.
00:46:36What kind of knife?
00:46:37A knife with a jade handle.
00:46:41To cut letters.
00:46:42To cut fruit.
00:46:43To hang on a wall, maybe?
00:46:45Describe the jade handle.
00:46:47A jade handle had a carved monkey.
00:46:50We know that.
00:46:50Describe the monkey.
00:46:52Monkey was holding his eyes.
00:46:54So.
00:46:57You're crazy.
00:46:58I bought the one that was holding his ears.
00:47:01The gentleman is mistaken.
00:47:04Are you sure the one he bought was holding its eyes?
00:47:06They come three to a set.
00:47:09First one is sold to this gentleman.
00:47:11The others I still have.
00:47:13I can show you.
00:47:14Show me.
00:47:22These are imported from Hong Kong.
00:47:25I only ordered one set.
00:47:27Costs too much.
00:47:28Never sold any except to this gentleman.
00:47:31The other one.
00:47:33See?
00:47:39Well, Mr. Scott?
00:47:45I don't understand.
00:47:46I...
00:47:46I'm sure I bought this one.
00:47:50The one that's holding its ears.
00:47:52Why did you buy any knife?
00:47:53I didn't buy a knife.
00:47:53I mean, I didn't intend to buy a knife, but...
00:47:57Well, Lorna was looking for jade, and she said the only jade she had was on the knife handles.
00:48:01And the one we finally bought was this one.
00:48:04The one that's holding its ears.
00:48:06Perhaps Madame Chin switched to the knives, huh?
00:48:10She must have.
00:48:14Did you ever see Chin before?
00:48:15No.
00:48:15Why would she change the knives?
00:48:33Answer me!
00:48:38Why would she change the knives?
00:48:43I don't know.
00:48:45Because you are a stranger, and only because you are a stranger,
00:48:50we've given you every chance to clear yourself.
00:48:55You should have been locked up an hour ago.
00:48:59Admit it.
00:49:00You know you killed her.
00:49:06Admit it!
00:49:09All right.
00:49:12Then you did kill her.
00:49:15Yes.
00:49:17Why, Mr. Scott?
00:49:26Because she was afraid.
00:49:28Because she wanted to go back.
00:49:29Back?
00:49:30Where?
00:49:31To her husband.
00:49:32Her husband?
00:49:34Her name wasn't Mrs. Scott.
00:49:36Her name was...
00:49:37Mrs. Eddie Roman.
00:49:39We left Miami together last night on the Cuba.
00:49:42We docked here this morning.
00:49:44Didn't leave our cabin until it was docked.
00:49:46We wound up in that...
00:49:46nightclub.
00:49:50We had a drink there.
00:49:56Mr. Scott...
00:49:57You are a gentleman.
00:49:59Only from the viewpoint of the police, of course.
00:50:06Have a seat.
00:50:12Pablo!
00:50:12Pose!
00:50:13Push!
00:50:14Follow!
00:50:14AllΓ va.
00:50:14Close!
00:50:15AllΓ va!
00:50:16AquΓ vas!
00:50:17Vamos!
00:50:17There!
00:50:19screens ninety zero-
00:50:34Bragged!
00:50:35Suspect patriotism!
00:50:35ng1neg2x2x2x2x2x2x4x2x2x2x2x4x01x2x2x1xU2x2x4x14x2x2x0x2x2x2x3x2x
00:50:39Β‘Un momento!
00:51:05Β‘Un momento!
00:51:05ΒΏNo viste su nombre?
00:51:10SΓ, le subiΓ³ hasta el ΓΊltimo piso allΓ‘.
00:51:12Β‘Arriba!
00:51:13LlΓ©gase aquΓ.
00:51:14Muy bien, jefe.
00:51:21El escape de la gente.
00:51:28Vamos a enlacejar abajo.
00:51:30EstΓ‘ buena idea, Γndale.
00:51:35No, no, no, no, no.
00:51:45No, ya no.
00:51:53Let's go.
00:52:23What?
00:52:44Acosta.
00:52:48Deben estar en el edificio, no hay saΓ±as de lavabo.
00:52:50Tu no puede haber escapado por las escaleras de emergencia...
00:52:53Busquen en todos los cuartos.
00:52:54ΒΏY este cuarto quΓ© vamos a hacer con Γ©l?
00:52:56Debe estar aquΓ en este edificio.
00:52:57Vamos a buscarlo. Tiene que estar aquΓ adentro.
00:53:04Β‘Abra la puerta! Β‘Es la autoridad!
00:53:08Β‘Abra la puerta!
00:53:11ΒΏQuΓ© me voy a comentar?
00:53:12Β‘Adelante!
00:53:15Β‘Fuera de aquΓ! Β‘No tiene ningΓΊn negocio aquΓ en mi casa!
00:53:18Β‘Si no se callan, me la llevo a la cΓ‘rcel!
00:53:19Β‘No cae nada!
00:53:20No estΓ‘ en este piso. VΓ‘monos para abajo.
00:53:22Β‘SΓ, Γ©l estΓ‘ en el edificio, lo encontraremos!
00:53:24Β‘Seguro! Β‘Vamos!
00:53:28Β‘Fuera de aquΓ!
00:53:37Β‘Gracias a lot!
00:53:42Say, you...
00:53:44You never saw me before.
00:53:47But you helped me.
00:53:49Why?
00:53:50Cups.
00:53:53I hate cups.
00:53:58Is there, uh...
00:54:00Any other way out of here?
00:54:02Only the way you came in.
00:54:05A very kind of?
00:54:06Yeah.
00:54:08Yeah, I'm an American.
00:54:10Miss, I just thought of something.
00:54:13Do you know the man that takes the pictures at the La Habana Club?
00:54:15You know, the little flashlight photographs?
00:54:18Now that it matters now, but...
00:54:20I just thought that...
00:54:21Maybe he did get something.
00:54:23And if he did...
00:54:24It might...
00:54:25It might...
00:54:55I just thought it...
00:54:59Never...
00:55:04I just...
00:55:05I never wrote that book.
00:55:06Anyone with a few boxes...
00:55:07Can you see me?
00:55:08You never wrote that book?
00:55:09I was just waiting for me.
00:55:17ΠΌΠΎΠ»ΠΎΠ΄ed servir...
00:55:19For some reason to know my teddy bears,
00:55:21it could not know nRL.
00:55:21Pappy?
00:55:23Pappy?
00:55:27Pappy?
00:55:51No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:56:19We pay you the same as we paid the last time, and not one cent more.
00:56:24Then perhaps I do business elsewhere.
00:56:26Look, we run the stuff across, not you.
00:56:29What do you have to do?
00:56:30Just wear out that seat.
00:56:32Of course, that you do.
00:56:34I don't mind assuming the usual business risks, but when it comes to knifing women...
00:56:38Knifing women?
00:56:39All you did is switch a couple of knives.
00:56:43I had a visit from the police tonight.
00:56:46They asked a lot of questions.
00:56:48In our business, you can't afford visits from the police.
00:56:52No.
00:57:18No.
00:57:19No.
00:57:20No.
00:57:21No.
00:57:22No.
00:57:23No.
00:57:24No.
00:57:25No.
00:57:26No.
00:57:27No.
00:57:29No.
00:58:30Listen, I'm getting tired of this.
00:58:38For the last time, the same stuff, the same place, and the same price.
00:58:44No deal.
00:58:45No?
00:58:46Then you're out of business.
00:58:48I don't think so.
00:58:49No.
00:58:50Who's going to buy your stuff?
00:58:52You are.
00:58:53Yeah?
00:58:55Why?
00:58:56If you don't, certain people may find out certain things which you might not want mention.
00:59:04Sorry you said that.
00:59:07I'm sorry it had to be said.
00:59:24I don't know.
00:59:25I don't know.
00:59:25What was it?
00:59:27What was it?
00:59:29I don't know.
00:59:32I don't know.
00:59:33Let's go.
01:00:03Let's go.
01:00:33Let's go.
01:01:03Let's go.
01:01:33Let's go.
01:02:03Let's go.
01:02:33Let's go.
01:03:03Chuck Scott would like to speak to you, sir.
01:03:06Fine.
01:03:06He's on the phone.
01:03:07Oh.
01:03:09Hello, Chuck.
01:03:10You said if I ever needed you, I could call.
01:03:15Well, I need you now.
01:03:18Yes, sir.
01:03:22Well, it's happened again.
01:03:25Yes, sir.
01:03:28Yes, sir.
01:03:28I'll be there as soon as I can get there.
01:03:33I'll be there as soon as I can get there.
01:03:35Thanks, sir.
01:03:35Take it easy, Chuck.
01:03:42Now, let's try and start with the beginning.
01:03:45There doesn't seem to be any beginning.
01:03:51All I can remember is the end of it.
01:03:57sit down, sir.
01:04:07Sit down, Chuck.
01:04:07Sit down, Chuck.
01:04:09I'll be there as soon as I can get there.
01:04:18I can't see it.
01:04:19I can't see it.
01:04:19I can't see it.
01:04:20I can't see it.
01:04:21I can't see it.
01:04:21And the room I woke up in, how'd I get in that house?
01:04:27Let's talk about what you remember.
01:04:29Forget about the uniform.
01:04:31Well, yes, I was.
01:04:33I was running away from the police.
01:04:36In Havana, in the middle of the night.
01:04:39But, Chuck, you haven't been to Havana in three or four years, to my knowledge.
01:04:43So we can eliminate that.
01:04:44That's dream stuff.
01:04:47But the girl that you met here in Miami, that's real.
01:04:50The girl that you drove to the beach.
01:04:53The one that wanted to know what's out there straight ahead.
01:04:57That girl.
01:05:01Yes.
01:05:05But that's all I remember.
01:05:07What she said.
01:05:09But the beach.
01:05:10You said you remember the beach.
01:05:13Yeah, the beach.
01:05:16But that's all.
01:05:17Why do you keep looking at the clock?
01:05:23I don't know, Doc.
01:05:26I keep feeling that there's something I...
01:05:28That I've got to do.
01:05:30Don't let that worry you.
01:05:32That's symptomatic in shock cases.
01:05:35But you did remember to call me.
01:05:37You did remember to come here.
01:05:39You're pretty well out of it, Chuck.
01:05:41Yes, but I keep feeling that I...
01:05:46I know.
01:05:47Technically, this would be identified, in a case such as yours, as an anxiety neurosis.
01:05:54That sounds terrible, doesn't it?
01:05:57But it's not, Chuck.
01:05:58Believe me, it's not.
01:06:01You understand?
01:06:02Yes, sir.
01:06:09I still keep feeling that I've...
01:06:11I got the tickets from Nevada.
01:06:23Well, at least 11 o'clock at night.
01:06:24Now, listen carefully.
01:06:25I have dinner with them as usual.
01:06:27And I'm not going to say you want to take a drive.
01:06:29I'll be waiting in my room.
01:06:31See you later.
01:06:31See you later.
01:06:41Be happy, Lorna.
01:06:45We're going to have fun tonight.
01:06:46I'm going to take you out.
01:06:48We'll go to the Florida club.
01:06:50Or would you rather go for a ride?
01:06:53Take a look at the ocean.
01:06:56Scotty showed me a rendezvous this afternoon.
01:07:00Got a very nice fuel.
01:07:01You're very nervous this evening, Lorna.
01:07:12What's the matter?
01:07:14Job.
01:07:14Yes, ma'am?
01:07:15Will you please tell Scotty to bring the car around?
01:07:19Scotty's gone.
01:07:23Gone?
01:07:25Yeah, quit.
01:07:27He saw him leave.
01:07:28He even yelled after him.
01:07:30He didn't even turn around.
01:07:32It's going to cost you $125 for a new uniform.
01:07:37Still want to go for that ride?
01:07:41Thanks, now.
01:08:00Good evening, Commander.
01:08:01Good evening, Ben.
01:08:05What did you bring me here for, sir?
01:08:07How are you drinking?
01:08:08Still like bourbon?
01:08:10Yes, sir.
01:08:12Two bourbons and water, Ben.
01:08:13Yes, sir.
01:08:14The drink will do you a lot of good.
01:08:17It'll help you to let go, relieve the tension.
01:08:19That's all you need, Chuck.
01:08:27Ben, turn the clock to the wall.
01:08:30What's the idea?
01:08:32My friend is a clock watcher.
01:09:48I don't understand you, Ilona.
01:10:00I just don't understand you.
01:10:02Why don't you answer it?
01:10:14It might be Scotty.
01:10:16It couldn't be Scotty.
01:10:19How could it be Scotty?
01:10:21Gino said that...
01:10:22Maybe he quit.
01:10:24Maybe he didn't.
01:10:34Answer the phone.
01:10:38Answer it.
01:10:45Hello.
01:10:46It's for you.
01:10:51Yes?
01:10:52Who wants to talk to him?
01:10:58The Fats.
01:10:59Yeah, I wanted to see you.
01:11:00Talk to you about your place.
01:11:02Yeah, I'll be right over.
01:11:03Wait for me.
01:11:04No.
01:11:05Alone.
01:11:09No.
01:11:10Alone.
01:11:11No.
01:11:12Alone.
01:11:13No.
01:11:14Alone.
01:11:18Let's see you.
01:11:19Let's see you.
01:11:20Let's save the next one.
01:11:21Do you want to hear me?
01:11:22No.
01:11:23Or do you want to hear me?
01:11:25You want to hear me?
01:11:27Do you want to hear me?
01:11:28I don't know.
01:11:30No matter the fact.
01:12:02You've been reading the paper, huh?
01:12:21Mr. Johnson was an obstinate man.
01:12:27I don't like obstinate people.
01:12:32I don't know.
01:12:34Edie.
01:12:47Edie.
01:12:48Can't we talk things over together?
01:12:51Like two civilized human beings?
01:12:53All I want.
01:12:54I know.
01:12:55All you want is to leave this house.
01:12:58The way I came in.
01:13:00I had nothing then.
01:13:02I'm asking for nothing when I leave.
01:13:05Just let me go.
01:13:07Living in this house for three years, you must have found out a lot of things.
01:13:17I wouldn't tell anyone.
01:13:22hmm.
01:13:25Joe.
01:13:26Edie.
01:13:31Please, Edie.
01:13:33Don't have him lock me in.
01:13:36Joe.
01:13:45Joe!
01:13:48Keep this door locked, Joe.
01:14:01Mrs. Romans will not leave her room until I get back.
01:14:03Understand?
01:14:04Yes, sir.
01:14:06His name is Lone...
01:14:08Lone...
01:14:15Lone, what?
01:14:20Her name was Alona.
01:14:25Alona.
01:14:32Alona what?
01:14:38Alona what?
01:14:41What was her name?
01:14:44Good evening, Mr. Roman. Hello, Sally. How are you?
01:14:46Fine, thank you.
01:14:48Hello, Albert.
01:14:49Thank you, Mr. Roman.
01:14:51Good evening, Eddie.
01:14:52Hi, Eddie.
01:15:00And how is Mrs. Roman tonight?
01:15:02Quite well, thank you, Albert.
01:15:03Shall we join you later?
01:15:04No.
01:15:06How about a little supper, Mr. Roman?
01:15:08No, I think I'd like a bottle of wine.
01:15:10L'Ancon 28.
01:15:13Yes, sir. L'Ancon 28, sir.
01:15:15Yes, sir.
01:15:16No.
01:15:22Eddie, why don't you let me have him picked up?
01:15:24How far can he get in that uniform?
01:15:26He'll grab him in a minute.
01:15:32Chuck, I've gotta make a phone call.
01:15:33We'll be back in a minute.
01:15:34Yes.
01:15:44Are you listening?
01:15:45Why don't you let me have him picked up?
01:15:47What I want to know, I can't ask him in the police station.
01:15:55What do you think the deal was?
01:15:58Eddie, don't get mad, but they had something cooked up.
01:16:02What I can't get is the guy running out.
01:16:07Maybe he didn't.
01:16:08Look, Doc Davison.
01:16:21Hello.
01:16:23I'm still at the Florida Club, just for a reason.
01:16:27Oh?
01:16:29Well, I'll be back in about a half an hour.
01:16:31Fine.
01:16:32Oh, Doc.
01:16:36Oh, hello, Rowan.
01:16:45Hello, Doc.
01:16:46Hiya, Doctor.
01:16:48How's the Navy?
01:16:49Fine.
01:16:50Commander, huh?
01:16:51Look at all this spinach.
01:16:53You've done all right for yourself.
01:16:55Not bad.
01:16:56How's Mrs. Rowan?
01:16:58Fine, thanks.
01:17:00I haven't seen you since you joined.
01:17:02Yes, it has been some time.
01:17:04Oh, why won't you sit down and join us?
01:17:06No, thank you.
01:17:07I have a friend waiting for me at the ball.
01:17:29When are you getting out?
01:17:32I may stay in.
01:17:34How do you like Sawyer?
01:17:36Turned your practice over to a small guy.
01:17:37I like him very much.
01:17:39So does Lorna.
01:17:42Lorna.
01:17:43Lorna.
01:17:45Mrs. Rowan.
01:17:47Why, of course, it was silly of me.
01:17:51Sure you want to join us for that drink?
01:17:53No, thank you.
01:17:54My friend's still waiting for me.
01:17:56Nice seeing you.
01:17:57G.G. White.
01:18:20Well.
01:18:22Hello, Job.
01:18:23Keep away from that door.
01:18:25Oh, yeah, that's right.
01:18:26Job, like in the Bible.
01:18:42Oh, John.
01:18:46Oh, John.
01:18:47I didn't think you were coming.
01:18:53I didn't think you believed any other things I told you.
01:18:59I believed you.
01:19:00I believed you.
01:19:11Want to buy your best fancy?
01:19:13Sure, I'd like to send you the place, Eddie.
01:19:15But I don't like the way you buy.
01:19:17Pardon me.
01:19:18Will you okay this, Chuck?
01:19:19Aren't you afraid you'll miss your boat, Eddie?
01:19:29What did you say, Fancy?
01:19:30I said, aren't you afraid you'll miss your boat?
01:19:33What boat?
01:19:35Aren't you leaving for Havana tonight?
01:19:38What are you talking about?
01:19:39I swear I saw your car at the docks this afternoon.
01:19:48Okay.
01:19:49It's a secret, it's all right.
01:19:51Start all over.
01:19:53Only slower this time.
01:19:55I saw your chauffeur.
01:19:56Buy two tickets for...
01:20:00Skip it.
01:20:01I didn't see a thing.
01:20:03Gina, call the house.
01:20:29They're on the queue where they lived 15 minutes ago.
01:20:32If they're on the queue where they left 15 minutes ago.
01:20:34But I don't think they're on the queue.
01:20:35Don't ask me why, because I don't know.
01:20:37But I don't think they're on the queue where.
01:20:40If I'm not mistaken, we'll find them on the...
01:20:44Here, here it is.
01:20:46The Cristobal.
01:20:48Freighter.
01:20:49He's Pier 42 at 1130.
01:20:55Watch the road, I'm taking over.
01:21:02What time are we shoving off?
01:21:03Great, they're loading.
01:21:04Another hour, maybe two.
01:21:05No, they're still loading.
01:21:06We won't pull out of here for another hour yet.
01:21:08I'll stay down on the pier till we leave.
01:21:10Bad break.
01:21:11Only two ships leaving for Havana tonight.
01:21:12This and the Cuba.
01:21:13The
01:21:26The
01:21:27Keep this door open.
01:21:57Keep this door open.
01:22:22I don't know.
01:22:52I don't know.
01:23:22I don't know.
01:23:23I don't know.
01:23:24I don't know.
01:23:25I don't know.
01:23:26I don't know.
01:23:27I don't know.
01:23:28I don't know.
01:23:29I don't know.
01:23:30I don't know.
01:23:31I don't know.
01:23:32I don't know.
01:23:33I don't know.
01:23:34I don't know.
01:23:35I don't know.
01:23:36I don't know.
01:23:37I don't know.
01:23:38I don't know.
01:23:39I don't know.
01:23:40I don't know.
01:23:41I don't know.
01:23:42I don't know.
01:23:46Who is it?
01:23:47Chuck.
01:23:48I didn't think you'd ever get back.
01:23:53Chuck, will this boat ever get started?
01:23:58Chuck will this boat ever get started. It doesn't matter now. What do you mean?
01:24:13Tell me
01:24:17I love you
01:24:21I want you to keep telling me that as long as we're together
01:24:28That'll be forever.
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