- 7 weeks ago
The story that begins in darkest Africa and ends in the even darker psyche of a mentally deteriorating woman. The movie shows what it feels like to be a woman in a society that values youth and beauty over all, forced to face the sudden horrific onset on aging over and again.
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00:01:30Well, that's a novelty. You're refusing anything with alcohol in it.
00:01:36I'm not used to seeing you sober this time of day.
00:01:39You're trying to humiliate me. You did that years ago.
00:01:42Everybody knows I drink. I don't try to hide it.
00:01:46Drinking and my feelings for you are both bad for me.
00:01:50I know that.
00:01:51What can I do?
00:01:54I can't reach you without crawling into the bottle.
00:01:58When I'm there, I can at least pretend that you love me.
00:02:03And that our marriage is what a marriage is supposed to be.
00:02:07It's interesting to watch a bottle baby defend her weakness.
00:02:10One thing I can say for you, your approach is always different.
00:02:14Today, it's complete submission.
00:02:16I can't even get a rise out of you.
00:02:19You know, I think I like you better when you're sloppy, drunk and violent.
00:02:23That's the real you, and that's the one I like.
00:02:26The one that hates me and gives me a chance to hate back.
00:02:30Now, that's when we're at our best.
00:02:34When we cut through the superficial surface and get down to the fact that we're a cruddy pair.
00:02:39The only difference is, I know what I am.
00:02:42And you, you try to hide what you are in the fumes of whiskey.
00:02:48Did you say whiskey?
00:03:06Here's to you, whiskey.
00:03:09The guardian of all frustrated wives.
00:03:12Now, be a good girl and take your guardian and go home.
00:03:20I've got some experimenting to do.
00:03:25You know, I don't like to be distracted when I'm working.
00:03:28Unless, of course, you've changed your mind about helping me with my experiments.
00:03:34You need more than me to be successful in whatever you do.
00:03:39Just go on butchering your guinea pigs.
00:03:41They can't put you in jail for that.
00:03:44As a doctor, I resent the word butchering almost as much as I resent looking at you.
00:03:50I don't know why you came here today, but whatever it was, speak up and then get out.
00:03:55You know something?
00:04:01I've just decided to do you a big favor.
00:04:05I'm going to give you that divorce so you won't have to look at my face any longer.
00:04:11I've tried making it over for you.
00:04:19Plastic surgery can't bridge that ten years between us.
00:04:23Only love could make you look at me differently.
00:04:26And you never had that.
00:04:30Not even in the beginning.
00:04:34No, you're getting sloppy.
00:04:36Another couple of drinks and you're liable to forget about the divorce.
00:04:40And we'll be right back where we started from.
00:04:42Go on home.
00:04:44Call Neil and tell him to start the proceedings.
00:04:46Tell him to use any grounds, whatever he wants.
00:04:48Just let him get on with it.
00:04:49You've got what you want.
00:04:53Why can't I have a little one for the road?
00:04:56Just enough to make me numb.
00:05:19I think that did it.
00:05:27I can't feel anything.
00:05:31Inside or out.
00:05:44Oh, I beg your pardon.
00:05:46Doctor, there's someone in the office to see.
00:05:48Oh, that's all right, Sally.
00:05:49Mrs. Talbot was just leaving.
00:05:52Yes, I was just leaving.
00:05:57Finally.
00:06:04Well, I know you advertise for old women.
00:06:07But the one in the office looks like she came right out of a mummy's turn.
00:06:11There's something peculiar about her.
00:06:14She gives me the creeps.
00:06:16Old women always give me the creeps.
00:06:18But remember, it's worth millions if I can ever find a way to make them young again.
00:06:25Shall I show her in?
00:06:27Yes, but first get rid of that glass and that bottle.
00:06:34Neil?
00:06:34Well, I'm on my way home now.
00:06:37Can you meet me there in about 30 minutes?
00:06:42No.
00:06:44No.
00:06:47Everything's the same.
00:06:50I'm afraid it's all over.
00:06:53Yeah.
00:06:55Goodbye.
00:06:56Mrs. Talbot, you will never divorce your husband.
00:07:14You won't have to.
00:07:16He will die.
00:07:18He will die.
00:07:18His death will give you life.
00:07:20A new way of life.
00:07:23You may run away, but you will never escape me.
00:07:27You are the one in my dreams of blood.
00:07:30A new way of life.
00:07:37Oh, my God.
00:07:49There.
00:07:50My drawer.
00:07:51That's wrong.
00:08:11It's remarkable.
00:08:13Corpuscle count, blood pressure, teeth all indicate extreme old age.
00:08:18Would you help her up?
00:08:21I'd be tempted to believe you if you had a birth certificate.
00:08:25That is my birth certificate.
00:08:28The brand of the Arab slaver who stole me and my mother from Africa
00:08:33and sold us across the sea 140 years ago.
00:08:37140 years ago?
00:08:39I was more fortunate than most.
00:08:42My mother comforted me.
00:08:44I learned much from her.
00:08:46Things that you'd want to know.
00:08:49What things?
00:08:49When we are alone, I will speak.
00:09:01Sally, would you mind?
00:09:02What did you learn from your mother that you think could be of value to me?
00:09:12I am of the Nando people who once lived in Tonganika, beyond the Colombo Falls.
00:09:17I thought they were all dead, but now I hear that many of my tribes still live deep in the wilderness.
00:09:24I want to go to them.
00:09:25Then you will give me the money to go.
00:09:28Why should I do that?
00:09:30Are you not trying to find a way to make the old young again?
00:09:33Only to make them younger.
00:09:35Nothing can reverse the aging process.
00:09:37Nothing that you would know about.
00:09:40Help me down, please.
00:09:41This is all that remains of my inheritance.
00:09:53A few pinches of the life-giving Nipi.
00:09:58My mother left me.
00:10:00Nipi?
00:10:00What is it?
00:10:01I don't know.
00:10:02All that I know is that it has kept me alive many years beyond my time.
00:10:08And if I would be young again, I must return to my people.
00:10:15Are you saying this powder will make you young again?
00:10:19No.
00:10:21That slows the approach of death.
00:10:23There is another substance that must be mixed with it to make one young.
00:10:28I don't know what it is.
00:10:29It's the secret of the high priest of Nandos.
00:10:34I'm a man of science.
00:10:35I don't pay for mumbo-jumbo.
00:10:37I won't take any more of your time.
00:10:39You can get your coat.
00:10:40Then return the nightly.
00:10:42There are other scientists.
00:10:44One might even ask for a demonstration before he tells me to go.
00:10:49A demonstration?
00:10:51Get me a glass of water.
00:10:59Now we must wait a few minutes.
00:11:27And then you can examine me again.
00:11:29And you will see for yourself.
00:11:32But the Nipi hasn't slowed the aging process.
00:11:36All right.
00:11:37I'll run the tests again.
00:11:39If this powder does as you say,
00:11:41you'll have all the money you need to return to your people.
00:11:43I'll run the test again.
00:12:13Mrs. Talbott, I know this is painful, but it's one of those things that have to be done when you plan a divorce.
00:12:26Now, you and Paul own everything jointly, is that right?
00:12:31Then let's start with the furniture. Could you set a value on it?
00:12:38It's trash. Everything's trash.
00:12:43It'll make a difference to you later on, believe me.
00:12:46Oh, nothing makes a difference. It's all trash.
00:12:52Like me. Old trash.
00:12:57I think you've had it for tonight. You get some sleep.
00:13:01No.
00:13:02I'll take it to your room.
00:13:03No, I don't want you to go.
00:13:04Mrs. Talbott, please.
00:13:05No, please don't leave me alone.
00:13:06Mrs. Talbott.
00:13:07No, no. You know something?
00:13:12You know what she said?
00:13:13Mrs. Talbott, she said you are the one in my dreams of blood. That's what she said.
00:13:22I'm going to get you a doctor.
00:13:23You're drinking yourself into the DTs. Now, come on.
00:13:26I don't need a doctor.
00:13:26Sit down here while I...
00:13:27I don't want a doctor.
00:13:29Neil, I'm glad you're here. You're just the man I want to see.
00:13:33Well, since I'm representing your wife, don't you think it'd be more ethical if you got another attorney?
00:13:39What for?
00:13:40Your divorce.
00:13:41Divorce? Who said anything about a divorce?
00:13:44Come, both of you. Let's go to the bar.
00:13:45I've got a story to tell you that's fantastic.
00:13:49Come on, June.
00:13:50Sit down.
00:13:51You're looking at the most powerful concentrate of hormone known.
00:14:02A hormone that retards aging.
00:14:05Now, a similar hormone was first discovered in insects by a British biologist 20, 25 years ago.
00:14:10A common silkworm produces it.
00:14:13The only trouble with that hormone is it works only in insects.
00:14:17This works in humans.
00:14:20It's kept a woman living more than twice her normal span of life.
00:14:23She's 152 years old, Neil.
00:14:25She was in my office this afternoon.
00:14:27152 years old?
00:14:29I've confirmed it.
00:14:31Where did she get this?
00:14:33A plant that comes from Africa.
00:14:34Now, she also mentioned another substance which, when mixed with this,
00:14:39will actually make old people young again.
00:14:44Paul, you talk as if you believe this were possible.
00:14:48I do.
00:14:49Enough to go to Africa to try to find the source.
00:14:53June, I want you to come with me.
00:14:56That is, if you can forgive all those awful things I said to you this afternoon.
00:15:01June, I need you.
00:15:03You've got to help.
00:15:03I can't do it alone.
00:15:06You mean you don't want a divorce?
00:15:07Of course not.
00:15:10I'll make it all up to you.
00:15:12Oh, what an idiot I've been not to realize how important you are to me.
00:15:16Just think.
00:15:18The trip together, the new country, the jungle, it'll be so exciting.
00:15:23Oh, Paul.
00:15:24You're my life.
00:15:27You've just pulled me out of the bottom of the pit.
00:15:30But if you ever let me go again, it'll be the end of everything for me.
00:15:37Darling, don't think of such things.
00:15:39Just think of our being together and how much I love you.
00:15:44Yes, I know of the Nando people.
00:16:04They're a savage, proud race.
00:16:06They refuse to accept anything from our so-called civilization.
00:16:09They have an undying hatred for Europeans.
00:16:12The government has issued orders to respect their territory and leave them strictly alone.
00:16:17So I was told at the consulate.
00:16:20Then why come to me?
00:16:22I've heard you're a gambler.
00:16:25A great gamble.
00:16:26If I don't get killed by the Nandos, I lose my license as a guide.
00:16:30So what's to win?
00:16:31$5,000 now and $20,000 more if I find what I'm after.
00:16:37Doctor, that's a lot of money.
00:16:40But I'm afraid I cannot do anything for you.
00:16:44No one can.
00:16:46How do you know what I'm looking for?
00:16:48It's obvious.
00:16:50You haven't said a word about guns or wildlife.
00:16:53And you're not the first scientist to ask me about the Nandos.
00:16:55That can only mean one thing, Doctor.
00:17:00The legend that they have a secret process to retard age.
00:17:06Dr. Talbot, as much as I would enjoy earning your money,
00:17:09I cannot help you find something which doesn't exist.
00:17:13I'm not asking for your advice or opinion.
00:17:15I'm merely seeking your services as a guide.
00:17:19Your insistence does not impress me,
00:17:24but your money is most persuasive.
00:17:28Doctor, you've got yourself a guide.
00:17:32Now, come to think of it,
00:17:34about three days ago,
00:17:35an old Nando woman came through here
00:17:37and hired bearers to carry her back to her tribe.
00:17:41Did you see her?
00:17:42No, no.
00:17:43She was in a litter behind curtains, never showed herself.
00:17:46But I heard she was old.
00:17:47Very old.
00:17:50Must be Mala.
00:17:51Do you know her?
00:17:53Yes, yes.
00:17:53And if we could overtake her,
00:17:54I'm sure we could get a friendly introduction to her people.
00:17:57Well, that means starting at once and traveling fast.
00:18:08Take a look.
00:18:09See them?
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00:18:44THE END
00:19:14THE END
00:19:44THE END
00:20:14Now that's the Colombo. We'll cross over and make for the falls.
00:20:18Come on. Come on. Come on.
00:20:24Come on.
00:20:30Come on.
00:20:34Come on.
00:20:40Come on.
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00:21:00Come on.
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00:21:26Come on.
00:21:27We three go on.
00:21:28Well.
00:21:29Have a good night's rest.
00:21:30All right.
00:21:31Come on.
00:21:32Come on.
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00:22:00Another long day tomorrow.
00:22:01You better get some sleep.
00:22:05Are you angry with me?
00:22:08Should I be?
00:22:09Come on.
00:22:10Come on.
00:22:11There haven't been several to me since we started this trick.
00:22:14Oh, June.
00:22:15Don't start imagining things.
00:22:17I don't have to.
00:22:19This time I know it's not my fault.
00:22:22I've done everything I could to please you and still you avoid me.
00:22:26You seem to take a sadistic pleasure out of making me miserable.
00:22:35Don't leave me like a wounded animal to suffer.
00:22:38You're gonna tell me why you've been acting like this.
00:22:41Look, I didn't ask to come along here with me.
00:22:43This was your idea.
00:22:45Now you tell me why you're torturing me.
00:22:47I wasn't aware that I was torturing you.
00:22:49I'm sorry.
00:22:51Sorry's not enough.
00:22:54I'm leaving tomorrow with the characters, Paul.
00:22:57I mean it.
00:22:59June, June.
00:23:02You can't do that.
00:23:03You don't know how important you are to me.
00:23:05You're leaving would spoil everything.
00:23:15Ma, why can't you always be like this?
00:23:20I love you so much, Paul.
00:23:23There's nothing in the world I wouldn't do for you.
00:23:26Paul, I'd even die for you.
00:23:28What could we that do?
00:23:31I want you to live for me.
00:23:34We'll work together.
00:23:36When we discover the Nando secret of rejuvenation,
00:23:40I'll make you young again.
00:23:43You'll be...
00:23:45beautiful.
00:23:46Just as beautiful as you were when we first met.
00:23:52Oh, how stupid I've been.
00:23:56Of course I'm important to you.
00:23:59And you really do need me, don't you?
00:24:02Where else would you get a guinea pig who can talk?
00:24:05Who can tell you how she feels?
00:24:06Oh, how desperate I must have been to listen to your lies.
00:24:11And relieve them.
00:24:13June, June.
00:24:14You'll keep her hands off of me.
00:24:16I'll see you dead before I let you start me again.
00:24:28Manu, where'd she go?
00:24:30Go get her, bring her back.
00:24:34What's the matter?
00:24:35It's June, she's run off.
00:25:05What's the matter?
00:25:07What's the matter?
00:25:08I'll be here.
00:25:10I'll be here.
00:25:12You're a woman.
00:25:13I've been here.
00:25:15Come on.
00:25:17Come on.
00:25:18Come on.
00:25:20Come on.
00:25:23Come on.
00:25:25Come on.
00:25:27Come on.
00:25:28Come on.
00:25:29Come on.
00:25:30Now, now, now, now, it's all right.
00:25:43Now try and get hold of yourself.
00:25:45Look, the leopard's cold and you are safe.
00:25:51Come.
00:25:53Come.
00:25:53There's only one trouble with running away.
00:26:01You always meet yourself when you get there.
00:26:04Now, come on.
00:26:05Let's get back to camp.
00:26:08Come.
00:26:23I think we'd better take a look.
00:26:28Get your gun.
00:26:32Ladue.
00:26:32Ladue and I, hurry.
00:26:53Ladue.
00:27:04Hey.
00:27:07What's that?
00:27:08It's Marla's. She had this cane in my office.
00:27:15It's Marla's. She had this cane in my office.
00:27:45Nandos!
00:28:02Looks as though your friend Marla met a welcoming committee.
00:28:05Yes, but her body isn't here.
00:28:07What worries me is why these bodies are still here.
00:28:09There are plenty of hyenas and vultures around.
00:28:11What do you mean?
00:28:13Something's been frightening the scavengers away.
00:28:17Ladue?
00:28:19Ladue!
00:28:28Ladue!
00:28:32Ladue!
00:28:35Ladue!
00:28:38I think we'd better get back to camp.
00:28:43What do we do now?
00:28:44I don't think we're going to have much choice.
00:28:49That matter isn't alone.
00:28:50We'd be dead already if he wanted to kill us.
00:28:51I don't think we're going to have much choice.
00:28:56That matter isn't alone. We'd be dead already if he wanted to kill us.
00:29:00I don't think we're going to have much choice.
00:29:01That matter isn't alone. We'd be dead already if he wanted to kill us.
00:29:02I don't think we're going to have much choice.
00:29:03That matter isn't alone. We'd be dead already if he wanted to kill us.
00:29:07That matter isn't alone. We'd be dead already if he wanted to kill us.
00:29:14We'd be dead already if he wanted to kill us.
00:29:22Give me your gun.
00:29:29Come here!
00:29:32What's wrong?
00:29:35Let's go on.
00:29:36Tell your executable.
00:29:38What's wrong?
00:29:41What's wrong?
00:29:43Look!
00:29:58I can be ragged!
00:30:28Are you all right?
00:30:39Yes, I'm all right.
00:30:55They're working themselves up to us, Uncle.
00:30:58Maybe we're to something.
00:31:01You don't know how right you are.
00:31:13Oh, I think we're about to have company.
00:31:24Close the door.
00:31:25Let's go.
00:31:28It's Marla.
00:31:30She'll help us. You'll see.
00:31:32I hope you're right.
00:31:34We'll need it.
00:31:35We'll need it.
00:31:44What was over?
00:31:45What was over?
00:31:46We'll need it.
00:31:47We'll need it.
00:31:48We'll need it.
00:31:49We'll need it.
00:31:50We'll need it.
00:31:51We'll need it.
00:31:52We'll need it.
00:31:57Thank you, sir.
00:32:00Thank you, sir.
00:32:01Dr. Talbot, we meet again. I've been expecting you.
00:32:06Then tell your people to set us free. We're not here to do harm to anyone. I've come to help...
00:32:11I know why you've come. You're searching for the source of the sacred night bee.
00:32:17I will show it to you.
00:32:20An orchid?
00:32:22A species that grows only in this region of Africa.
00:32:26Look. The pollen. A rare plant. It takes years to harvest even a few ounces of the pollen.
00:32:35Then it is aged five years more.
00:32:38That flower, the plant, they're still alive.
00:32:41It is too valuable to destroy.
00:32:43I must have it. For that one plant and permission to go, I'll give your people whatever they want.
00:32:49Money, cattle, guns, anything.
00:32:52Why in such a hurry to depart? Didn't I tell you that there was even a greater secret? Don't you want to see me made young again?
00:33:01Of course I do, but I never dreamed it could be possible.
00:33:04I came here to die, Dr. Talbot. But before the old women of Lando's die, they receive the final gift of youth again.
00:33:14Through days of happiness and love, before they wither to dust.
00:33:19You're a scientist. The greatest gift that I could give you would be to let you witness this.
00:33:26Yes. If I could see it, I would believe it.
00:33:30Tonight, you, your wife, and guide, will share the Nando secret.
00:33:38Then you will sell me the orchid and let us go.
00:34:08First!
00:34:09Federal day and dog, until Sunday I die,
00:34:10First!
00:34:11New, two.
00:34:12To the year.
00:34:13Fair.
00:34:14Do you?
00:34:16Do you see it there if the garant don't go away?
00:34:17This is right!
00:34:18Now it's worth a compensationuger.
00:34:20From the question to the Edmont Maryland,
00:34:22alez Hamilton Bay.
00:34:23After all BM, you'll have aAG走.
00:34:25Over ...
00:34:26一次!
00:34:27Under ...
00:34:28Live!
00:34:29Have a rude life!
00:34:31I can't wait.
00:34:32All of us do theless!
00:34:33Now it's the most exciting,
00:34:34Almentlam GPA.
00:34:35Let's go.
00:35:05For you, white men, and you, white woman, you're about to witness that which none other than the Nandos has ever seen before.
00:35:31For a man, old age has rewards if he is wise.
00:35:40His gray hairs bring dignity, and he's treated with honor and respect.
00:35:46But for the aged woman, there is nothing.
00:35:52At best, she's pitied.
00:35:55More often, her lot is of contempt and neglect.
00:36:00What woman lives who has passed the prime of life that would not give her remaining years to reclaim even a few moments of joy and happiness and know the worship of men?
00:36:16For the end of life should be its moment of triumph.
00:36:22So it is with the aged women of Nandos.
00:36:27A last flowering of love and beauty before death.
00:36:33He's drugged.
00:36:45A last flowering of love and beauty before death.
00:37:15Gland, deep in the cerebellum.
00:37:17He's drugged.
00:37:18About God.
00:37:19Please.
00:37:20There, sir.
00:37:21I'm sorry.
00:37:22He's drugged.
00:37:23He's drugged.
00:37:24He's drugged.
00:37:25Tend into Arizona.
00:37:26He's drugged.
00:37:27He's adding the pineal hormone to the naipa.
00:37:42Lay it in!
00:37:57Gagary!
00:38:27Gagary!
00:38:29Gagary!
00:38:30Gagary!
00:38:45It's a trick.
00:38:46It's another woman.
00:38:48No, no, it's Mahler.
00:38:57Yes!
00:39:00Yes, yes!
00:39:05Yes, yes, yes, yes!
00:39:10Yes, yes, yes!
00:39:16Yes!
00:39:22Brother!
00:39:25It's impossible. It can't be the same one.
00:39:37I believe it is.
00:39:41It took a man's life to do it.
00:39:43Now you have seen the secret of the Nandos, as I promised.
00:39:56How do we know you're a mala?
00:39:59Do you remember the mark of the Arab slaver that I showed you in your office?
00:40:02I knew I was right.
00:40:04Mala, you've got to help me take your secret back to the States.
00:40:07It is the one secret that will never leave my people.
00:40:10When I die, you too shall die.
00:40:13Enjoy the night while you can.
00:40:16Until morning, I grant anything you may wish, save freedom.
00:40:21Mala, could you make my wife young again?
00:40:27Yes, but she must choose the man for the sacrifice.
00:40:32I could never do that.
00:40:35Think well before you refuse an opportunity as rare as this.
00:40:38I will be outside.
00:40:42When you have made your decision, call me.
00:40:49June, you've got to do this for me.
00:40:54If you can divert their attention, we may get a chance to escape.
00:40:58We could get help and come back for you.
00:40:59You mean you'd actually leave me here?
00:41:04But, darling,
00:41:06Garvey and I can be back tomorrow now that he knows the exact location.
00:41:10I see what you mean.
00:41:20Mala?
00:41:23I'm ready.
00:41:24Come.
00:41:25Choose a man for the sacrifice.
00:41:27You have your choice.
00:41:29Any man I wish?
00:41:30Any man.
00:41:31Then I choose
00:41:35him.
00:41:37I'll do my next.
00:41:38June!
00:41:45You have made an excellent choice.
00:41:47You will have beauty and revenge at the same time.
00:41:51Mrs. Talbot,
00:41:52now that Mala has given you the precious gift of youth,
00:41:55I think it only fitting you show your appreciation
00:41:57and give her your beautiful gold necklace.
00:42:01Don't you remember
00:42:02the expensive gold necklace
00:42:04you asked me to keep safely for you?
00:42:07Oh, yes, I remember.
00:42:11Mala, would you accept this gift from me?
00:42:14Since vanity has no regard for time,
00:42:16I will wear your necklace.
00:42:18Garvey knows exactly where it is.
00:42:20May he bring it here?
00:42:22Amaniza!
00:42:27Aritom.
00:42:35Garu, garu?
00:42:36Garu.
00:42:45Mala!
00:42:47Barage!
00:42:48Mala?
00:42:49Mm-hmm.
00:42:53Mala!
00:42:54Paragoy!
00:42:57Come on.
00:43:03Come on, Bruce.
00:43:05Come on.
00:43:10Come on.
00:43:17Come on.
00:43:21Come on.
00:43:23Come on, Bruce.
00:43:27Come on.
00:43:51Mary!
00:43:57Mary!
00:43:59Mary!
00:44:01Mary!
00:44:03Mary!
00:44:05Mary!
00:44:07Mary!
00:44:09Mary!
00:44:11Mary!
00:44:13Mary!
00:44:15Mary!
00:44:17Mary!
00:44:27Mary!
00:44:29Mary!
00:44:31Mary!
00:44:33Mary!
00:44:35Mary!
00:44:45Mary!
00:44:47Mary!
00:44:49Mary!
00:45:05Mary!
00:45:07Is it true?
00:45:37I'm young. I'm young again.
00:45:41Yes. And you're going to stay young.
00:45:45We're getting out of here.
00:45:49Come with me.
00:45:53Get out there.
00:45:57Come with me.
00:46:01Get out there.
00:46:05Get out there.
00:46:09Come with me.
00:46:13Come.
00:46:15Come.
00:46:21Come.
00:46:23Come.
00:46:25Come.
00:46:27Come.
00:46:29Come.
00:46:31Come.
00:46:33Your youth will not last long. Do not waste it.
00:46:59This night is yours.
00:47:00The coming day brings you death. Enjoy it well, both of you.
00:47:30Get her out of here.
00:47:32Huh?
00:47:35Exactly.
00:47:39Come here!
00:47:42Come here!
00:47:46Come on!
00:48:09June.
00:48:14Come on.
00:48:16Quiet.
00:48:46Come on.
00:48:51Come sit down.
00:48:53Come on.
00:49:02We are safe as long as we stay away from the river's edge.
00:49:06Do you know where we're going?
00:49:07Mm-hmm.
00:49:07Yes, I do.
00:49:08The river runs north all the way to Lake Victoria.
00:49:11That's where the railroad is.
00:49:14It will take us quite a while to get there.
00:49:16Look at them.
00:49:22And Mala said it wouldn't last.
00:49:26Look at them.
00:49:35And Mala said it wouldn't last.
00:49:39You know, David, sometimes I can't sleep at night thinking the way I was.
00:49:47I'd rather die than go back to that.
00:49:49There wouldn't be any going back.
00:49:52I took care of that.
00:49:54Young lady, you're in the company of a man who's going to be very rich once we get back.
00:50:00I have here the elixir of sudden wealth and beauty.
00:50:05You got away with them.
00:50:06Wasn't that the whole purpose of the expedition?
00:50:09Yes, sir.
00:50:34David, David, you've got to help me.
00:50:53June, June, no.
00:50:55I need help.
00:50:57June, take your hands off me.
00:50:58Help me.
00:50:59June, don't touch me.
00:51:00Give me the night pig.
00:51:01Touch me.
00:51:02I want the night pig.
00:51:03June, get away from it.
00:51:05Get away from it.
00:51:09David, don't leave me.
00:51:17David.
00:51:20David, please, don't leave me.
00:51:24David.
00:51:27David, don't leave me.
00:51:30David.
00:51:33I can't get out.
00:51:38Help me out.
00:51:39I'm sinking, Gene.
00:51:40Give me the leather pouch.
00:51:41Help me out first.
00:51:43I'll give you the leather pouch.
00:51:44You give me the leather pouch first.
00:51:47June.
00:51:49Help me.
00:51:50June, come on quick.
00:51:53I can't get out.
00:51:54Hurry up.
00:51:54What are you waiting for?
00:51:56June, what's the matter?
00:51:57June.
00:51:57June, all right.
00:51:59All right.
00:52:00All right, here.
00:52:01Grab on.
00:52:05Who'll do?
00:52:08A little more.
00:52:10A little more.
00:52:12A little more.
00:52:13A little more.
00:52:14No!
00:52:44No!
00:52:46No!
00:52:48No!
00:52:50No!
00:52:52No!
00:52:54No!
00:52:56No!
00:52:58No!
00:53:00No!
00:53:02No!
00:53:04That must be Joan's play now.
00:53:06What an awful thing to go through.
00:53:10She was crazy about the doctor and he treated her just terribly.
00:53:14Maybe he had the right idea.
00:53:16Made sure it worked for him.
00:53:18Well, don't you try anything like that if you want to stay in one piece.
00:53:37You see her?
00:53:39You know?
00:53:41That's funny.
00:53:43The wires say flight 16.
00:53:45Maybe she missed the plane.
00:53:53Are you Neil Foster?
00:53:57Yes.
00:53:59I beg your pardon, but have we met?
00:54:01No.
00:54:03How do you know my name?
00:54:05Mrs. Talbot described you in detail.
00:54:07I'm her niece, Terry Hart.
00:54:09Well, how do you do?
00:54:11Your aunt never mentioned you.
00:54:12Is she with you?
00:54:13No.
00:54:14June came down with the flu, but she asked me to come ahead and open up the house and get things ready.
00:54:19Oh, you'll, uh, you'll be staying with her?
00:54:21Yes.
00:54:22Now that she's alone.
00:54:25Oh, uh, would you mind getting my luggage for me?
00:54:28Then we can go.
00:54:29Of course.
00:54:30Glad to.
00:54:31I'm, uh, Sally Howard.
00:54:32I used to work for your uncle.
00:54:33Yes, I know.
00:54:34Oh, then your aunt described me to you, too.
00:54:35Yes, she did.
00:54:36Then she told you that Neil and I are engaged.
00:54:37No, she didn't mention it.
00:54:39Why should she?
00:54:40Oh, I don't know.
00:54:41Just thought I'd say I'd say, well, I don't know.
00:54:42Oh, you're going to go.
00:54:43I don't know.
00:54:44Well, you know, I don't know.
00:54:45I know.
00:54:46I know.
00:54:47I know.
00:54:48I know.
00:54:49I know.
00:54:50I know.
00:54:51I know.
00:54:52I know.
00:54:53I know.
00:54:54I know.
00:54:55I know.
00:54:56I know.
00:54:57I know.
00:54:58I know.
00:54:59I know.
00:55:00I know.
00:55:01I know.
00:55:02I know.
00:55:03Just thought I'd mention it.
00:55:19Um, that's everything.
00:55:22Oh, thank you.
00:55:25I, uh, hope you'll be comfortable.
00:55:29If you need anything, why just call me at the office?
00:55:32All right.
00:55:34Goodbye, Miss Hart.
00:55:35Bye.
00:55:36Neil.
00:55:38Yes?
00:55:39Do you know where my aunt keeps the liquor?
00:55:42The liquor?
00:55:43Mm-hmm.
00:55:44Yes, sir.
00:55:46Uh, she keeps it under the bar.
00:56:00What'll you have?
00:56:01Well, you're the bartender.
00:56:03How about a little vodka over ice?
00:56:04That's fine.
00:56:05Only, uh, there isn't any ice.
00:56:06Next time you come, there will be.
00:56:08To your new home.
00:56:09Cheers.
00:56:10To your new home.
00:56:11Cheers.
00:56:12I'd better go.
00:56:13Thanks.
00:56:14Thanks.
00:56:15Thanks.
00:56:16Bye.
00:56:17Bye.
00:56:18Oh, just one more thing.
00:56:19Oh, just one more thing.
00:56:20Oh, just one more thing.
00:56:21I'd better go.
00:56:22Thanks.
00:56:23Oh, just one more thing.
00:56:24Yes?
00:56:25Would you mind taking my bags upstairs?
00:56:26I'd better go.
00:56:27And I'd better go.
00:56:28If you're not sure, you're not sure.
00:56:29I'd better go.
00:56:30Bye.
00:56:31Bye.
00:56:32Bye.
00:56:33Bye.
00:56:34Bye.
00:56:35Bye.
00:56:36Bye.
00:56:37Bye.
00:56:38Bye.
00:56:39Bye.
00:56:40Bye.
00:56:41Bye.
00:56:42Bye.
00:56:43Bye.
00:56:44Bye.
00:56:45Bye.
00:56:46Bye.
00:56:47Bye.
00:56:48Bye.
00:56:49Bye.
00:56:50Bye.
00:56:51Bye.
00:56:52Bye.
00:56:53Bye.
00:56:54Bye.
00:56:55Bye.
00:56:56Bye.
00:56:57Bye.
00:56:58Bye.
00:56:59Bye.
00:57:00Bye.
00:57:01Bye.
00:57:02Bye.
00:57:03Bye.
00:57:04Bye.
00:57:05Bye.
00:57:06Bye.
00:57:07Bye.
00:57:08Bye.
00:57:09Bye.
00:57:10Bye.
00:57:11Bye.
00:57:12Bye.
00:57:13Bye.
00:57:14Bye.
00:57:15Bye.
00:57:16Bye.
00:57:17Bye.
00:57:18Bye.
00:57:19Bye.
00:57:20Bye.
00:57:21Bye.
00:57:22Bye.
00:57:23It's a little stuffy in here.
00:57:35It's been clo...
00:57:36It's been closed up for so long.
00:57:46There.
00:57:48That's better.
00:57:53She's, uh, getting impatient. I... I'd better go.
00:58:02Sally's outside waiting.
00:58:04She has years to wait.
00:58:07My time is much shorter.
00:58:10What?
00:58:11Oh, I can't explain that.
00:58:15You think I'm attractive?
00:58:18You know you are.
00:58:20And perhaps a little aggressive?
00:58:22I don't know you well enough to answer that.
00:58:25Would you like to?
00:58:27Uh-huh.
00:58:29Get out of here.
00:58:30What?
00:58:31Get out!
00:58:32Go!
00:58:33Terry!
00:58:34Terry!
00:58:35Terry!
00:58:36Terry!
00:58:37Terry!
00:58:38Terry!
00:58:39What's wrong?
00:58:40Terry!
00:58:41Terry!
00:58:42Just go!
00:58:43Terry!
00:58:44Terry!
00:58:45Terry!
00:58:46Are you all right?
00:58:47Yes, I'm all right!
00:58:48Just go!
00:58:49Oh!
00:58:50Oh!
00:58:51Oh!
00:58:52Oh!
00:58:53Oh!
00:58:54Oh!
00:58:55Oh!
00:58:56Oh!
00:58:57Oh!
00:59:19Oh!
00:59:20I don't think an explanation will help.
00:59:41Do you want to try it?
00:59:45No, I... I don't...
00:59:47I had a drink with Terry and took her bags upstairs.
00:59:55Look, her aunt's an important client and a good friend.
00:59:57I couldn't just run out.
00:59:59Now, don't start imagining things.
01:00:17Yes.
01:00:21Mrs. Talbot?
01:00:26Yes, of course.
01:00:35Sue, why didn't you call me?
01:00:38I could have met you at the airport.
01:00:39I didn't want to bother you.
01:00:42I... I can't tell you how sorry I was to hear about Paul.
01:00:45Let's not talk about that.
01:00:47It's been a nightmare.
01:00:49Please sit down.
01:00:57Now, what can I do for you?
01:00:59I want to hear all about your trip.
01:01:03Shocking, isn't it?
01:01:05What three months of tragedy can do to a woman.
01:01:08June, I'm... I'm sorry.
01:01:14Well, I didn't come here for sympathy.
01:01:17I need money until Paul's insurance can be settled.
01:01:21Why, of course.
01:01:21Will 500 be enough for the time being?
01:01:245,000 would be better.
01:01:29Miss Greg, will you make out a check to Mrs. Paul Talbot for 5,000?
01:01:34Now, may I please have my jewelry?
01:01:36Certainly. It's right here.
01:01:49June, if there's anything I can do for you, please don't hesitate to call.
01:01:54Oh, thank you.
01:01:56I appreciate that.
01:01:57Oh, I, uh, I almost forgot.
01:02:08Thank you for being so kind to my niece.
01:02:10She'd, uh, she'd, uh, she'd like to see you again, if you have time.
01:02:16I had a, uh, different impression.
01:02:18I know.
01:02:20She told me of her awful behavior to you.
01:02:23She'd like you to excuse her.
01:02:26She's, uh, she's gone away somewhere to brood.
01:02:30Uh, when will she be back?
01:02:32Tonight, I hope.
01:02:33If not, she may never return.
01:02:38I don't understand.
01:02:40If I see Terry, would you like me to tell her to call you here?
01:02:44Yes, no matter what time it is.
01:02:46I, well, I want to know if she's safe.
01:02:48Thank you for being so concerned.
01:02:51I know she'll appreciate it.
01:02:54Well, I'll pick up the check on my way out.
01:02:56I'll pick up the check on my way out.
01:03:26Oh, lady, I'm sorry.
01:03:28Let me pick it up, lady.
01:03:30I just want to find out if I can bend over without falling down.
01:03:41You're carrying quite a lot, lady.
01:03:44It ain't safe in this part of town.
01:03:47You're very kind.
01:03:49Are those real rocks, lady?
01:03:52May I buy you a drink?
01:03:53No, thanks.
01:03:55I'm on a wagon.
01:03:56I'm on a wagon.
01:04:27Let's go.
01:04:33Let's go.
01:04:33Let's go.
01:05:03You like music, honey?
01:05:33Real hot music.
01:05:37Isn't this a beautiful view?
01:05:41Yeah.
01:05:42Just like Tiffany's.
01:05:47You dig young guys, honey?
01:05:49I like young men very much.
01:05:52Sure you do.
01:05:53Where do you come from, honey?
01:05:58Does that matter?
01:06:00I'm here now.
01:06:02Yeah.
01:06:04Got new relatives?
01:06:07No, I'm all alone.
01:06:10Nobody to worry about your mission, huh?
01:06:13No, that's why I appreciate your company so much.
01:06:19Oh, that's nice.
01:06:23You married?
01:06:25I was once.
01:06:27He's dead now.
01:06:28Well, that's too bad.
01:06:31Yes.
01:06:33He was like you in so many ways.
01:06:36How's that, honey?
01:06:38He was so understanding of older women.
01:06:42So considerate.
01:06:43I'm very understanding of you, honey.
01:06:49Especially in all this beautiful jewelry that you're wearing.
01:06:52Oh!
01:06:55Oh!
01:07:18Oh!
01:07:19Sally, what are you doing here?
01:07:27It'd be more to the point if I asked you,
01:07:29considering we had a date two hours ago.
01:07:32Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot.
01:07:36Is that all you have to say?
01:07:39Well, I got to working on some briefs, you know.
01:07:43Oh. Oh, yes, you've been working.
01:07:47Very interesting work.
01:07:49All right, I... I won't lie to you.
01:07:54I was waiting for a phone call.
01:07:57From Terry?
01:08:10Sally!
01:08:12Sally!
01:08:13Hello?
01:08:22Terry.
01:08:24Your aunt had me worried. Are you all right?
01:08:27Sure.
01:08:29I'll be there as soon as I can.
01:08:33In about an hour.
01:08:34Oh, all right.
01:08:37Goodbye.
01:08:37Come in.
01:08:59Come in.
01:09:02The door's unlocked.
01:09:11All set for a lovely evening, aren't you?
01:09:15Champagne.
01:09:16Soft music.
01:09:18Very nice.
01:09:20You don't miss a trick.
01:09:21I try not to.
01:09:23Now, why don't you be a good little girl and go on home?
01:09:26You wouldn't want Neil to find you here like this, would you?
01:09:28That's for sure.
01:09:29But you missed the most important thing.
01:09:31I wouldn't want Neil to find you.
01:09:33So you're coming with me.
01:09:35I'm putting you on the next plane to New York.
01:09:37Don't be ridiculous.
01:09:39Why don't you get out of there and leave me alone?
01:09:41This is the most persuasive little instrument.
01:09:43And if you don't want me to use it, you'd better hurry.
01:09:44You don't mind if I take my purse along, do you?
01:09:59And, uh, I need a coat.
01:10:02It's in the hall closet.
01:10:04Get it.
01:10:14You're being awfully foolish, you know.
01:10:22Even if I did go, I could always come back.
01:10:26By that time, Neil and I will be on our honeymoon.
01:10:29You know, you can get in an awful lot of trouble this way.
01:10:32Little girls will play with guns.
01:10:33Little girls will play with guns.
01:11:03I, uh, I told Sally how I feel about you.
01:11:16She didn't take it very well.
01:11:18Everybody can't win.
01:11:23I'm just lucky that you want me.
01:11:28I'm the lucky one.
01:11:33Just thinking about you is exciting.
01:11:41If this is love,
01:11:44I never loved Sally.
01:11:51Terry.
01:11:54Will you marry me?
01:11:55No, Neil, I can't.
01:12:04Why not?
01:12:05There are reasons.
01:12:07What reasons?
01:12:09Don't you love me?
01:12:10It's because I love you.
01:12:11I can't marry you.
01:12:14Oh, no, let's not get so serious.
01:12:17Let's enjoy each other while we can.
01:12:19I mean, there's no time like the present, you know.
01:12:32I'll get it.
01:12:33Yes, what is it?
01:12:42Police.
01:12:43Mrs. Paul Talbot in?
01:12:45No, she isn't.
01:12:46She's spending the night with friends.
01:12:48What's the trouble?
01:12:49Mind if I look around?
01:12:49No, just a minute.
01:12:50This is a private residence.
01:12:51Unless you have a search warrant.
01:12:53Yes, too.
01:12:53Neil, make them go away.
01:12:54I'm afraid he has the right to be here.
01:13:02This is a search warrant.
01:13:05Officer, I'm Mrs. Talbot's attorney.
01:13:06If she's in any trouble, I have a right to know about it.
01:13:08Can I say anything about trouble?
01:13:12If I knew what Mrs. Talbot is accused of,
01:13:14maybe I could, maybe I could help.
01:13:16She isn't accused of anything.
01:13:17We just want her for questioning about a murder.
01:13:20Murder?
01:13:23Well, that's impossible.
01:13:24It just doesn't figure.
01:13:27A woman who owns a house like this
01:13:28getting mixed up with a guy like Jerry Lando.
01:13:31Who's he?
01:13:32Small-time con man.
01:13:35He was found murdered in his car
01:13:36earlier tonight.
01:13:40He was seen in the presence of an elderly lady.
01:13:44No witnesses.
01:13:45Witnesses that could identify Mrs. Talbot?
01:13:48No need to.
01:13:49Lando had her calling card in his pocket.
01:13:52This address, Mrs. Paul Talbot.
01:13:54This is unbelievable.
01:13:57Well, um, maybe, maybe he kidnapped her.
01:14:00Well, we won't know till we find her.
01:14:04Lando probably planned to rob her.
01:14:05That was his specialty.
01:14:08She got the drop on it.
01:14:09He was killed with a peculiar sharp instrument.
01:14:13My aunt would do a terrible thing like that.
01:14:16Your aunt.
01:14:19Funny.
01:14:19It was a murder exactly like this one a week ago.
01:14:25Oh.
01:14:25Then it couldn't have been Mrs. Talbot.
01:14:27A week ago, she was in New York.
01:14:29So it was a murder.
01:14:31Joe, I guess we'd better exercise that search warrant.
01:14:34See if there's anybody upstairs.
01:14:35Right.
01:14:35The witnesses said your aunt was wearing a large diamond necklace tonight.
01:14:42Oh, that proves it.
01:14:43Mrs. Talbot's diamonds are right here.
01:14:45Oh, Neil.
01:14:46All that proves is that your aunt's been here since the murder.
01:14:49All right, where is she?
01:14:51Well, I don't know.
01:14:53Anyone upstairs, Joe?
01:14:54Nobody up there.
01:14:56I won't let you search this house in my aunt's absence.
01:14:59All right.
01:14:59No, get away.
01:15:00Get away.
01:15:01No.
01:15:01No, don't open that door.
01:15:03Don't.
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01:15:08No.
01:15:12She tried to kill me.
01:15:15I had to kill them.
01:15:17It was my only chance to stay young.
01:15:19We really did find the secret of Rejuvenation.
01:15:22Rejuvenation, I'll show you.
01:15:26I'll show you.
01:15:28I'll become beautiful again.
01:15:30I'll show you.
01:15:36Come on, open up.
01:15:52It's not working.
01:15:57I killed Sally for nothing.
01:15:59Hit it.
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