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The Fourth Victim (1971) - Full Movie Uncut
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00:06:59Yeah, this paper, Mr. Anderson, is the magistrate's order for the exhumation of Mrs. Gladys Henderson's body.
00:07:05It is a good London for an autopsy, eh?
00:07:08Somebody's preferred charges.
00:07:09Somebody who questions the cause of your wife's death.
00:07:11So you may have to stand trial for murder.
00:07:14And who made the charge?
00:07:15The company that you insure with, eh?
00:07:17The British and Commonwealth Insurance Company.
00:07:20Ah, thank you.
00:07:20The end of the day, you say, you say, you have to tell us, you were very little bit too many times, sir?
00:07:27Yeah, that's the thing that Jesus said.
00:07:30That's the thing that you say, you said, and now, you said, yeah, my wife, you say, you're moving, you say, I have to tell you that I have to tell you this.
00:07:41You would have been married, have you?
00:07:42Three times.
00:07:44I see.
00:07:45Three?
00:07:48That's quite a handful, eh?
00:08:02Piper, please.
00:08:03Yeah, then, two new peas.
00:08:06There.
00:08:07Oh, what is it?
00:08:11Are you Arthur Anderson?
00:08:33Yes, sir.
00:08:35You are charged that on the 12th day of June, 1970,
00:08:40within the jurisdiction of this, the Central Criminal Court.
00:08:44You did murder Gladys Anderson.
00:08:48How do you plead?
00:08:49Guilty or not guilty?
00:08:52Not guilty.
00:08:54Are you the senior forensic officer at New Scotland Yard?
00:09:00Yes, sir.
00:09:01And did you carry out the post-mortem on Gladys Anderson?
00:09:04Yes, sir, I did.
00:09:05Would you tell the court your findings?
00:09:07It was impossible to establish the cause of death with absolute certainty.
00:09:12Mr Anderson apparently died from drowning.
00:09:15Would you please explain to the court the exact sense in which you used the term apparently?
00:09:20Yes.
00:09:22The post-mortem showed the presence of a large dose of the barbiturate secanal in the bloodstream of the deceased.
00:09:29How large a dose?
00:09:31In my estimation, a lethal dose.
00:09:33How do you tie this up with your reference to drowning, Doctor?
00:09:38It's my opinion that when Mrs Anderson went into the swimming pool, she was already in a comatose condition.
00:09:54Mr Mitchell, is it right that you, in your capacity as managing director of the British and Commonwealth Insurance Company, requested an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Mrs Anderson's death?
00:10:05Yes, sir.
00:10:06Why?
00:10:07Mr Anderson has been widowed three times, and as his three wives all carried life insurance with my company...
00:10:13Objection, my lord! Can this really be admissible?
00:10:16Are the prosecution really suggesting that it is reprehensible to be a widower?
00:10:20I am one, my lord, and if I might be impertinent, I believe your lordship is one, too.
00:10:26I find it quite admissible.
00:10:31You say that Mr Anderson had insured the lives of his three wives with your company.
00:10:36Would you mind telling the court the amount of these insurance policies?
00:10:40For the first, Mrs Anderson, £5,000. For the second, £40,000. For the third, £120,000.
00:10:49And if I'm not mistaken, that comes to £165,000 over a period of three years.
00:10:59Evidently the profession of widower is a remunerative one for Mr Anderson.
00:11:04My lord, really, I...
00:11:05Yes, yes, I think that's an improper remark. Delete it.
00:11:08My apologies, your lordship.
00:11:11Mr Mitchell, would you tell the jury what was the exact nature of the claims Mr Anderson had previously made to your company?
00:11:18He told us that the first Mrs Anderson died in a traffic accident when she was driving his car, which had 40 brakes.
00:11:25That the second Mrs Anderson was killed when she fell from a building under construction, which she was visiting with her husband.
00:11:32And that the third Mrs Anderson died from an overdose of barbiturates, which her husband had bought.
00:11:40I swear by almighty God that the evidence I will give to this court will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
00:12:00Mr Anderson, you have made a plea of not guilty.
00:12:05Then why did you conceal the true cause of the death of your wife?
00:12:09The certificate you tricked Dr Brooke of Ludgeview into signing only stated embolism of the lung.
00:12:16I thought my wife died of drowning. I didn't want a post-mortem to be done.
00:12:22Very touching. And didn't you have other motives for pretending your wife had died a natural death?
00:12:31Answer the question, Mr Anderson.
00:12:35My other wives died in accidents. This time I was afraid.
00:12:39Afraid of what, Mr Anderson?
00:12:41Oh, no, you don't need to reply. It would be quite logical to be afraid, Mr Anderson.
00:12:50I am going to ask you a question you are not obliged to answer.
00:12:54But if you choose to do so, remember you are under oath.
00:12:59When you married each of your prospective wives, were you in love with them, or were you merely interested in their fortune?
00:13:06My lord, that cannot be a proper question.
00:13:10You may continue. The witness will answer the question.
00:13:23Yes, I loved them. I never lied to them.
00:13:28And were you still in love with them at the moment of their death?
00:13:31Weren't you tired of them? Weren't you weary of having to live with a woman you no longer loved?
00:13:39The most important thing in my life has been love.
00:13:43I can't live with a woman that I don't love.
00:13:46Answer the question. Did you or did you not love them at the time of their death?
00:13:50No, I did not love them.
00:14:07Felicity Downing.
00:14:13Felicity Downing.
00:14:15I have served in Mr Anderson's house for fifteen years, and I am quite certain he has never killed anybody.
00:14:25The jury will decide that, Mrs Downing.
00:14:28I only want to ask you a few questions.
00:14:30Was Mrs Anderson in the habit of taking barbiturates?
00:14:34Yes.
00:14:35Since when?
00:14:36A few months after she was married.
00:14:38She seemed to change in many ways.
00:14:41From being a very happy, outgoing person, she became sad, and hardly ever left the house.
00:14:47I think she was ill.
00:14:49Mrs Downing, could you tell the court if the conjugal relations between Mr and Mrs Anderson were, shall we say, affectionate?
00:14:56You mean, were they in love with each other?
00:15:00Did they sleep together?
00:15:02No. For some months, Mr Anderson had been sleeping in the guest room.
00:15:07No more questions, my lord.
00:15:10Witness may stand down.
00:15:11Is anything wrong, Mrs Downing?
00:15:27Well, sir, the prosecutor wouldn't allow me to answer the questions as I wanted.
00:15:32But now I can see that you're accusing Mr Anderson unjustly.
00:15:36And there are a few things that I would like to add to my testimony.
00:15:39I object, my lord. This is highly irregular. The witness has already given her evidence.
00:15:45If the witness has something important to say, let her return to the witness box.
00:15:57Mrs Downing, you are still under oath. You may proceed.
00:16:01On the night before Mrs Anderson died, I seem to recall it was 10.30, I went into Mrs Anderson's room.
00:16:12She had a glass and some pills in her hand.
00:16:15She was going to swallow a whole bottle of Sekernal.
00:16:19I forced the glass and the pills away from her and told her I would tell Mr Anderson.
00:16:26The poor woman began to cry.
00:16:29She begged me not to say anything to anyone.
00:16:33And now I'm paying for not doing so.
00:16:36The fault was mine. If I'd told someone, she would still be here.
00:16:40She would still be here.
00:16:54Mr Foreman.
00:16:58Have you reached a verdict upon which you're all agreed?
00:17:00Yes.
00:17:02Do you find the prisoner guilty or not guilty?
00:17:05We find the prisoner not guilty.
00:17:07We find the prisoner not guilty.
00:17:08We find the prisoner not guilty.
00:17:37the prisoner not guilty.
00:17:39oph siglaятся
00:17:40Because
00:17:52labour
00:17:59Why are we sitting there?
00:18:02You promised to type me to the Sea of Surfridges.
00:18:03You promised to take me to the sail at Selfridges.
00:18:05Oh, don't worry, my dear. We'll get there.
00:18:19Ma'am thought I should have gone this morning with Mrs Harris.
00:18:22It's in your own interests.
00:18:23She told me they got some lovely shoes there for only three pounds.
00:18:28What are you looking at? Who's that man?
00:18:31He's the one and only man I admire.
00:18:33He's had three wives, dear.
00:18:35And he got rid of them all.
00:18:39And it made him rich.
00:18:47I'll only be a moment.
00:18:49What's the matter with you? You're not on duty today.
00:18:52The police, dear, are always on duty.
00:19:01Hello, Superintendent.
00:19:06I fancy seeing you here, Anderson.
00:19:08Why are you following me?
00:19:10Good Lord, no one follows you.
00:19:12You must have a very fertile imagination.
00:19:14Yeah.
00:19:19Anderson, if you're thinking of taking a holiday,
00:19:21I suggest you pick somewhere like the Bahamas.
00:19:23Best time of the year now.
00:19:24You won't get bored.
00:19:25There are hundreds of rich, beautiful girls there looking for adventure.
00:19:29Have you anything specific to say to me, Mr Dunphy?
00:19:33All right, I'll be frank with you.
00:19:35I'm not happy you got off today because I'm sure you committed murder.
00:19:39And I intend to prove it.
00:19:41You're forgetting I can't be tried for the same offence twice.
00:19:44And you are forgetting, Mr. Anderson,
00:19:46there are many women still left in the world,
00:19:48especially in the sunny Bahamas.
00:19:50Fascinating millionaires, hmm?
00:19:52You will be married again in no time, I beg you.
00:19:55Oh, no, I won't.
00:19:56But if I want to, you won't stop me.
00:20:02On the contrary, I'd like to see it.
00:20:04I'll just wait.
00:20:06I'm an expert at that, Mr. Anderson.
00:20:09Have you ever been in love?
00:20:11I've been married for 20 years.
00:20:15So, of course, I've been in love.
00:20:18And it's easy to see that you're happily married, Mr. Dunphy.
00:20:21Congratulations.
00:20:22Doesn't happen to everyone.
00:20:28Hmm.
00:20:41Come here.
00:21:57Oh, Mr. Randerson, why didn't you let me know you were coming back?
00:22:22I'd have had the house in order.
00:22:23I'm only staying a few days.
00:22:26If you want, I can make you something to eat.
00:22:28No, thank you. I'm not hungry.
00:22:30Should you want anything at all, sir, just ask.
00:22:32I know what you've been through.
00:22:38Felicity, what you said in the court about Mrs. Anderson, was that true?
00:22:46No, sir.
00:22:47Then why did you say it?
00:22:50I wanted to help you, sir.
00:22:53Things seem to be getting so complicated.
00:22:56Do you think I'm guilty?
00:22:58No.
00:23:00It's the very last thing I think of.
00:23:01I've been putting a few things away, things that might make you suffer.
00:23:08There's this portrait.
00:23:09Shall we put it back up on the wall?
00:23:12No, put it away.
00:23:14I'll go and put it up in the attic.
00:23:17Felicity?
00:23:19Yes, sir?
00:23:20You've been with me for 20 years, and I know that you're very fond of me, as I am of you, but...
00:23:25do you think I'm a strange man?
00:23:28Why should you ask that, sir?
00:23:30Oh, I don't know, because...
00:23:32I don't feel...
00:23:34anything.
00:23:36At first I was almost afraid of coming back here, but now it's like nothing had happened.
00:23:40The house is no emptier than it was before.
00:24:10It was so good.
00:24:15It's so quiet.
00:24:15I'm surprised to leave some light.
00:24:18The house isn't true.
00:24:18The house is no куда one.
00:24:19It's impossible.
00:24:20It is impossible for you to do everything.
00:24:22If someone wants to come back here...
00:24:24What?
00:24:25We will be corrected...
00:24:27It makes until now it's been here...
00:24:29A secret to the house YOU aren't in your kitchen.
00:24:32We will call down cumplering to your opinion.
00:24:34You'll encourage everyone to bring to your picture.
00:24:36You'll see everything about Gabriel V sector rising, and you'll cast it...
00:27:23I didn't think there was anybody living here.
00:27:25Miss, look, I don't know who you are, and I don't really...
00:27:29Julie, Julie Spencer.
00:27:32I don't suppose you'd invite a neighbor in
00:27:35for a glass of whiskey.
00:27:37I'm sorry, I prefer to be alone.
00:27:40Oh, well, over and out.
00:27:44What a pity.
00:27:46I certainly have enjoyed this swimming pool.
00:27:49Are you sure you don't want to be more friendly?
00:27:51Quite sure.
00:27:53Maybe you'll miss me once I'm gone.
00:27:55Miss Spencer, why did you really come here?
00:27:59I told you, because it was hot, and I wanted to swim.
00:28:04I live in that Dracula house on the other side of the lake.
00:28:08If you come calling on me, I'll offer you a drink.
00:28:20Bye-bye.
00:28:23Bye-bye.
00:28:27Bye-bye.
00:28:28Bye-bye.
00:28:34Bye-bye.
00:28:35Bye-bye.
00:30:22Hello?
00:30:25Yes, it's me.
00:30:26it's me mm-hmm I just met him
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00:51:25I'd like to see Dr. Shepard, please. Your name, sir? He doesn't know me. Just tell him I'm Julie Spencer's husband.
00:51:31That way, sir.
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00:51:51Julie Spencer. Yes, I remember her.
00:51:53She was here nearly three years. Responded well.
00:51:55I
00:51:57Don't think she would have done anything silly. I hope not at least. What do you mean? That she's just pretending.
00:52:03That's typical of her paranoia. Then she's not completely cured. Well, it's very difficult to know when a patient like that is cured.
00:52:07Like some tea? No, no, no, thanks. I
00:52:09Decided to discharge her
00:52:11Because she'd responded so well to her treatments
00:52:13She promised to get down here and see me occasionally
00:52:17I'm afraid she hasn't actually
00:52:19Did she really kill her first husband?
00:52:21During the trial, I showed her completely irresponsible she was
00:52:25But in my life, she didn't kill her first husband
00:52:27I
00:52:29Did she really kill her first husband?
00:52:31During the trial, I showed her completely irresponsible she was
00:52:35But in my opinion, she killed him
00:52:37Or let him die
00:52:39And that's quite sufficient to make her feel guilty.
00:52:43But what should I do?
00:52:45It's a very delicate situation
00:52:47So be patient a while
00:52:49She'll turn up at home later. I'd say
00:52:51I think you should wait there
00:52:53Thank you doctor
00:52:55And I completely naturally when she finally does get home as if nothing had happened
00:53:05To her
00:53:07Time and I love him
00:53:08To her
00:53:09So be patient
00:53:11And she can take care
00:53:13To the time
00:53:14And her
00:53:15She can take care
00:53:17To the time
00:53:19And I care
00:53:20To her
00:53:21And she can find her
00:53:23To the time
00:53:23To her
00:53:25And she knows
00:53:27To her
00:53:28But
00:53:29To her
00:53:30And
00:53:31And
00:53:32Wait, please. Tell me, how is Julie?
00:53:46We share the same room here.
00:53:47She said she'd never get married again.
00:53:50Why has she done it?
00:53:52I don't know.
00:53:53Please take good care of her.
00:53:55And don't let her go near the lake.
00:53:58Remember, the lake.
00:54:02I don't know.
00:54:32What the hell are you doing here?
00:54:44Waiting for you, of course.
00:54:46Your woman told me to wait, though I must admit she wasn't very happy about it.
00:54:50Beautiful gun this is, Mr. Anderson.
00:54:52Do you mind?
00:54:53Now, if you have any specific questions to ask me, please do so.
00:54:59If not, I prefer to be left alone.
00:55:02Alone? You mean that your wife hasn't returned yet?
00:55:04No.
00:55:05Where is she?
00:55:07If I knew where she was, I wouldn't have called the police, would I?
00:55:10But I think calling the police is really very clever.
00:55:14What I call a red herring, Mr. Anderson.
00:55:15I must say you're a very cool man.
00:55:17Confess, eh?
00:55:18What have you hidden that body?
00:55:19Oh, hello, darling.
00:55:26What a day.
00:55:27Oh, I'm so tired.
00:55:29Julia, this is Superintendent Dunphy of Scotland Yard, my wife.
00:55:33How do you do?
00:55:34How do you do?
00:55:36Do you see your wife?
00:55:38Are you staying?
00:55:39Would you like a drink?
00:55:40No, no, no.
00:55:41Thank you very much.
00:55:42I must be running along now.
00:55:43It's been a pleasure to meet you, Mrs. Anderson.
00:55:45I do hope we'll meet again.
00:55:57Well, let's put these away, shall we?
00:56:10So late, I'm sorry.
00:56:12It was half closing day in the village.
00:56:14I had to drive into London.
00:56:15Oh, the traffic was unbelievable.
00:56:17Julie.
00:56:19I know.
00:56:21I behaved terribly last night.
00:56:23I couldn't help it.
00:56:26I'm sorry.
00:56:26Please forgive me.
00:56:28I've been looking for you all day.
00:56:30I thought something had happened.
00:56:32I saw your car by the edge of the cliff, but there was no sign of you.
00:56:35I decided to go for a swim early this morning.
00:56:38Oh, the water was freezing.
00:56:41Would you like a whiskey?
00:56:42Yes, thank you.
00:56:46Julie, tell me the truth.
00:56:48Where have you been?
00:56:49I told you.
00:56:52I bought a new dress.
00:56:53It's beautiful.
00:56:55I'll go and change while you have your drink.
00:56:57We'll have dinner alone.
00:56:59Hmm?
00:56:59Just the two of us.
00:57:00I'll go.
00:57:04Bye.
00:57:11Bye.
00:57:13Bye.
00:57:18Bye.
00:57:19Bye.
00:57:22Bye.
00:57:30Felicity? Felicity?
00:57:33She's not here.
00:57:35I gave her the night off because I wanted to be alone with you.
00:57:39How do I look?
00:57:42Magnificent.
00:57:45Don't tell me you're going to cook dinner dressed like that.
00:57:49No. We're having cold dishes.
00:57:52Well, looking at you now, I'd say that your day in London was very well spent.
00:57:59Arthur, if you could overlook my strange behavior last night, we could begin again, couldn't we?
00:58:08Darling, I'd like to begin again, but it isn't possible unless we're honest with each other now.
00:58:13Why didn't you tell me you'd been married before?
00:58:18How did you find that out?
00:58:20Does that matter?
00:58:22Who told you?
00:58:24Dr. Shepherd.
00:58:26I wish you hadn't gone there.
00:58:28It's a terrible place.
00:58:30Yes, it is.
00:58:32But sometimes you have to go to terrible places to find out the truth.
00:58:38You're right, of course.
00:58:40It's much better that we know all there is to know about each other.
00:58:45No matter how difficult that might be.
00:58:49You're right.
00:58:50Did Dr. Shepherd tell you that I killed my husband?
00:58:54No, he said it was an accident.
00:58:56I don't think it was an accident.
00:58:58I let him die.
00:59:00I'll never forget the look in his eyes.
00:59:04Julie, all that's over and done with. You've got to forget about it.
00:59:09Can you forget about Gladys?
00:59:12Don't you feel any remorse?
00:59:15No, why should I?
00:59:17I wish I could be like that.
00:59:21Maybe that's the fascination.
00:59:24The reason why I had to meet you.
00:59:27When I read in the newspapers about the trial, I couldn't stay away.
00:59:33You weren't afraid?
00:59:39No.
00:59:41I've often thought about dying.
00:59:44I tried to commit suicide, but I didn't have the nerve.
00:59:50Maybe that's why I really married you.
00:59:53No, I don't believe that's why you married me.
00:59:57Dr. Shepherd told me that you were, well, not completely cured,
01:00:04that you needed rest and someone to look after you.
01:00:09Poor Arthur. I've tricked you.
01:00:13I wouldn't blame you if you wanted to leave me.
01:00:17No, I'm not going to leave you.
01:00:20And I have no intention of helping you kill yourself.
01:00:23I have very, very different ideas.
01:00:27Love.
01:00:29Whatever.
01:00:30l quest
01:00:31Amen.
01:01:01Hello.
01:01:02Yes, it's me.
01:01:04Listen, I can't go through with it.
01:01:07I can't go through with it.
01:01:26Hello? Yes, it's me. Listen, I... I can't go through with it.
01:01:31I'm getting too involved.
01:01:34No, I mean involved emotionally.
01:01:37That means I'm falling in love with him.
01:01:40You've got to get me out of here. I'm afraid.
01:01:43Julie! Who are you talking to?
01:01:46What are you doing with that gun?
01:01:48I was cleaning it. I thought I'd go shooting later today.
01:01:51Now, who are you calling and what are you afraid of?
01:01:55I mean, do you think you found out something about me? Were you calling the police?
01:01:58Oh, no. I wasn't calling the police.
01:02:01I haven't found out anything. And I don't want to know anything.
01:02:05For God's sake, Julie. We went through all this last night. Now, for the last time.
01:02:10Who was that on the telephone?
01:02:12I can't tell you. I can't tell you.
01:02:15Julie! Julie, come back!
01:02:25Julie!
01:02:26Julie!
01:02:55Julie!
01:03:00Julie!
01:03:02Julie!
01:03:08Julie!
01:06:40In the bedroom.
01:06:42You mean alive?
01:06:43Come on, Sergeant. We can only hope we're in time.
01:06:45He's still breathing.
01:06:59Call an ambulance and advise the yard, Sergeant.
01:07:01Oh, don't be so damn stupid. It's only a slight concussion.
01:07:04That's what you say.
01:07:05But will the pathologist agree?
01:07:07If nothing else, Mr. Anderson will get you for attempted murder.
01:07:09But who is this girl, sir?
01:07:11How the blazes did you ever get to be a sergeant, you bloody idiot.
01:07:14It's Julie Spencer, Mr. Anderson's wife.
01:07:17This girl is not Julie Spencer.
01:07:19Sergeant Bates, would you call the ambulance and advise the yard?
01:07:22What was that you said?
01:07:24What was that you said?
01:07:24I know Julie Spencer well, sir.
01:07:26I was the one that arrested her.
01:07:27And that girl is not Julie Spencer.
01:07:30Yes, of course. Very commendable, Sergeant.
01:07:33Where is she?
01:07:34You've hidden her, haven't you?
01:07:36Hidden who?
01:07:38Don't you give me that, eh?
01:07:39Your wife, Julie Spencer.
01:07:41Look, I don't understand.
01:07:43This is my wife.
01:07:44If you don't understand, then I'll explain it to you.
01:07:46And you better damn well understand it then.
01:07:50If this girl is not Julie Spencer, eh?
01:07:53Then where is Julie Spencer?
01:08:04You better damn well understand it.
01:08:34You better damn well understand it.
01:09:04Hey, Frank, you'll never guess your wife's here.
01:09:16Hey, Frank, you'll never guess your wife's here.
01:09:34Hey, Frank, you'll never guess your wife's here.
01:09:36Hey, Frank, you'll never guess your wife's here.
01:09:38Hey, Frank, you'll never guess your wife's here.
01:09:40Doesn't he look awful?
01:09:42Doesn't he look awful?
01:09:44It's true, Frank.
01:09:46It's true, Frank.
01:09:54Your wife's here.
01:09:56What shall we do?
01:09:58Nothing.
01:09:59Just ignore her.
01:10:00Just ignore her.
01:10:01Get out of here, Julie.
01:10:02Can't you see I'm busy?
01:10:04Can't you see I'm busy?
01:10:06Can't you see I'm busy?
01:10:08I'm busy.
01:10:22Oh, my God.
01:10:52That's it, Frank.
01:11:10You win.
01:11:14I'm getting bored.
01:11:16Yes.
01:11:17I bet you are too, Frank.
01:11:18Let's think of something really interesting to do.
01:11:22Frank, does Julie still trust you?
01:11:26I haven't even thought about it.
01:11:27She's used to me now.
01:11:29She's a very understanding little wife.
01:11:31Right, Julie?
01:11:33Frank!
01:11:33I don't know.
01:11:35I don't know.
01:11:36I don't know.
01:11:37Oh, my God.
01:12:07Julie, why don't you come back to this house?
01:12:29It doesn't help you at all.
01:12:32You must look to your future.
01:12:33If you keep coming back here, you'll never forget that man.
01:12:39No, Julie, this house is not the ideal.
01:12:58Why did you force me to do it again, Frank?
01:13:01But it's the end, I promise you, because I found her.
01:13:07I found your wife, Julie Spencer, and she'll never hurt you again.
01:13:13Like now, like before.
01:13:24Because I'm going to kill her.
01:13:26It's taken a long time to come round, isn't she?
01:13:39I gave her a sedative.
01:13:41Yes, don't worry about it.
01:13:49No, it won't be necessary.
01:13:52Listen, Mr. Anderson.
01:13:54The woman in your bedroom is not Julie Spencer.
01:13:56St. George's Chapel, where you say you are married, has been closed for over 20 years.
01:14:00What's more, nowhere in this county is there a reverend Fowler.
01:14:04What are you saying?
01:14:06Oh, that's been confirmed by births, deaths and marriages.
01:14:09You are playing a diabolical game of some sort, and I want to know what it is, look you.
01:14:13Well, Mr. Anderson?
01:14:15You may as well answer it.
01:14:16I bet it's you, a doctor, saying he's unable to make it.
01:14:23Hello?
01:14:25Is Julie Spencer there, please?
01:14:27Julie Spencer?
01:14:28Yes.
01:14:28Who's there speaking?
01:14:31Julie Spencer.
01:14:32Listen, I'm sorry, I can't hear you very well.
01:14:35Did you say that you are Julie Spencer?
01:14:39Yes.
01:14:41Well, why are you calling?
01:14:43What do you want?
01:14:44Julie killed her husband.
01:14:46She must be prevented from doing that again.
01:14:49Now, listen, I have something very important to tell you concerning Julie Spencer.
01:14:53Where are you calling from?
01:14:56Yes.
01:14:58The old house on the hill.
01:15:00Will you wait for me there, please?
01:15:03Hello?
01:15:05Hello?
01:15:07Hey, what the...
01:15:09Where the hell do you think you're going, Anderson?
01:15:11Wait a minute.
01:15:11It's the real Julie Spencer, don't you understand?
01:15:14I understand perfectly, but you're not leaving here.
01:15:15Don't you want to find out the truth?
01:15:18Well, so do I.
01:15:19I've got to see that woman right away.
01:15:20All right, but not alone.
01:15:21Bates?
01:15:22Bates!
01:15:23What are you going to do?
01:15:24Yes, Superintendent?
01:15:25We're going to accompany our Mr. Anderson.
01:15:27What, the three of us and leave my wife alone?
01:15:30Don't worry about her.
01:15:32There's another man outside on watch.
01:15:34Nothing will happen to her.
01:15:35Shall we go?
01:15:36No.
01:15:37No.
01:16:37Have you been sent by the police, doctor?
01:16:43Yes, constable. I'm the nurse, he called.
01:16:46The lady of the house is upstairs in the bedroom. This way.
01:16:50Would you like me to take you up there?
01:16:51No, thank you.
01:16:54I can find the way.
01:16:56Well, if there's nothing you need, miss, I'll be on me way.
01:16:58I have to report back to the station.
01:17:00Good night.
01:17:01Good night.
01:17:32Arthur.
01:17:36Arthur.
01:17:37Here we go.
01:18:07Here we go.
01:18:37Here we go.
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01:20:25Stop you before you can kill him again.
01:20:55Nothing. Not a living soul.
01:21:06Why did Dr. Shepherd come here instead of your place?
01:21:09I don't know, unless...
01:21:11Well, speak up, man. Nobody's accusing you of this one.
01:21:13Well, he knew that this was Julie Spencer's house.
01:21:16He probably didn't know of any other.
01:21:18Go on. Go on.
01:21:20Well, I didn't tell him we were living in Warwick Manor.
01:21:25No, what are you doing?
01:21:27That woman who called a little while ago,
01:21:30the real Julie Spencer,
01:21:32was looking for my wife.
01:21:34Meaning?
01:21:36Who do you think did that?
01:21:53There's no answer.
01:21:55Hey, no, where do you think you're off to?
01:21:57Back to my place. Now, come on.
01:21:58Right.
01:21:59Sergeant, advise the yard.
01:22:00Stay here and keep your eyes open.
01:22:02Yes, sir.
01:22:03Yes.
01:22:04What are you two doing here?
01:22:19And where's Travis?
01:22:20When we got here, we didn't see anybody. The door was open.
01:22:24Well, where's my wife?
01:22:25We looked all over the house for her. I don't know.
01:22:31Mr. Mitchell, you wouldn't like to tell me what's going on, would you?
01:22:34Lillian telephoned me.
01:22:35Oh, I see.
01:22:36And who's Lillian?
01:22:38Well, for God's sake, Superintendent, she's not here. Now, what are you going to do?
01:22:45Calm down, if you please, Anderson. I know the whole story.
01:22:48And that is the woman you married, named Lillian, but you weren't really married.
01:22:51What?
01:22:52Yes, these two gentlemen, you'll fix it. Tell him.
01:22:54Well, I didn't...
01:22:55Well, where the hell is she?
01:22:56I don't know, I swear it.
01:22:57But you know who she is. Come on, tell him.
01:22:59She's Lillian Martin, Gladys' sister.
01:23:02Gladys?
01:23:03Don't be daft.
01:23:04The one you drowned in the pool, Mr. Anderson.
01:23:06Jeez.
01:23:07Lillian came to see me just a few days after the funeral.
01:23:10She'd just arrived from America.
01:23:12She was convinced you'd killed her sister and she wanted revenge.
01:23:15To demonstrate your guilt, she proposed a plan that I thought was crazy.
01:23:19But she told me you didn't know her, that you'd never met each other.
01:23:22Yes, Lillian was the one who really worked it out.
01:23:25The false marriage ceremony was her idea, too.
01:23:30Wait a minute, Mr. Anderson, I'll explain to you.
01:23:32You see, actually, I just worked for Mr. Mitchell's company.
01:23:35And Lillian Martin felt I looked like a priest.
01:23:38Yo, some people are born lucky.
01:23:40So it was all a trick.
01:23:42Well, why did she pretend to be Julie Spencer?
01:23:45You wouldn't have accepted her if you'd known she was Gladys' sister.
01:23:48Moreover, Julie Spencer was a millionairess with a mysterious past.
01:23:52The perfect sort of bait, sir. We thought...
01:23:54Thought I might murder her.
01:23:56I'm sorry, it was just that...
01:23:57Mr. Mitchell!
01:23:59That mysterious millionairess, the real Julie Spencer, is a mad woman.
01:24:05Now, she's already killed one person and it's quite likely that she'll kill again.
01:24:08And right now, I'm pretty damn sure she's with my wife.
01:24:11Do you understand?
01:24:12Hey, but where would she have taken her?
01:24:14I don't know.
01:24:15But I'm going to try and find out.
01:24:20The lake.
01:24:21That woman at the clinic said, don't let her go near the lake!
01:24:44What are you doing?
01:25:05Why did you bring me here?
01:25:07To help you die.
01:25:08In the same place and manner Frank died.
01:25:10But why me? It had nothing to do with me. I didn't even know Frank.
01:25:14You loved him, only you were very jealous of him.
01:25:17No, wait, please. Untie this rope and let me go. I promise not to say anything.
01:25:21He had been drinking. He was tied up with a rope.
01:25:24And the rope was tied to the anchor.
01:25:26And the moment you pushed him over the side, it would have taken only a hand to pull him out.
01:25:30But you didn't offer it, did you? You let Frank drown.
01:25:33You could see him under the water.
01:25:36His eyes were open and pleading. And you just sat in the boat and watched him die.
01:25:42No, it had nothing to do with me. You killed him, Julie.
01:25:45No, no, I... And now you're gonna die like Frank died.
01:25:48No, no, please. Let me go. No.
01:25:51You mustn't disappoint him. He's waiting for you.
01:25:54No! Please! Look out!
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01:26:36I must say there are hansom pair.
01:27:01Your new insurance policy for £150,000.
01:27:04It's a genuine one.
01:27:06No, thanks. I'm not interested.
01:27:08I am, though. It's in both our names.
01:27:12It's a joint policy.
01:27:13If anything should happen to your wife, you would collect.
01:27:15But if anything happened to you, she would be the beneficiary.
01:27:26Well, have a good trip.
01:27:27Bye.
01:27:28Good luck.
01:27:29You know, she's incredible.
01:27:34For more than a year, I was convinced he was a murderer,
01:27:36and now I'm beginning to think he's really a saint in disguise.
01:27:38He's quite lost without a woman, you know.
01:27:41He only feels happy when he's in love.
01:27:43It's a pity that his women don't stay with him longer.
01:27:46I mean, well, he hasn't been very lucky with his wives, has he?
01:27:56The end is a big part of the world.
01:27:57I mean, she's late.
01:27:58I'm so excited.
01:27:59And I'll see you later.
01:28:00But in this future, it's a big dream.
01:28:03I'm so excited for their heroines.
01:28:05Great.
01:28:06Thanks so much.
01:28:07Great.
01:28:08Here we go.
01:28:09Good luck.
01:28:10Good luck.
01:28:11Bye.
01:28:12You're ready.
01:28:13Good luck.
01:28:15Bye.
01:28:16Bye.
01:28:21I'm so excited.
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