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00:00This is Alex.

00:01Your partner?

00:02Yeah.

00:03He's a genius.

00:05He went to university at the age of 15.

00:07The people I work with are inscrutable.

00:13Alex!

00:19What kind of relationship did you have with him?

00:21Did it involve sadism?

00:23No.

00:30I could never hurt Danny, because he is the only friend I have.

00:42This man is called Alastair.

00:44His parents are alive.

00:46Is it possible you enjoyed extreme sexual encounters with someone who didn't want you to know their name?

00:53He worked for MI6.

00:55He was a spy.

00:57The police were concerned you might have taken something from the crime scene.

01:00A personal item?

01:01Something of sentimental value?

01:03You wouldn't have done that, would you?

01:06Of course not.

01:07No.

01:08Of course not.

01:27V easiest thing to explain it.

01:29Switches.

01:30Pero...

01:31...

01:49Things.

01:55I'm sorry.

02:25I don't know.

02:55I don't know.

03:25I don't know.

03:55I don't know.

04:25I don't know.

04:55I don't know.

05:25I don't know.

05:55I don't know.

06:25I don't know.

06:55I don't know.

07:25You need to listen to me.

07:33I'm here today to tell you the truth.

07:37I'm here today to tell you the truth.

07:45I'm here today to tell you the truth.

07:46I'm here today to tell you the truth.

07:55I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:05I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:06I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:08I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:18I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:20I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:32I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:35I'm here to tell you the truth.

08:39In your phone call, you asked how it all works.

08:54You took that as a negotiating payment?

08:57Oh, no, um...

09:00I've never spoken to a journalist before.

09:04I don't want money.

09:07I'm here to tell you the truth.

09:20You used the word partners to describe your relationship.

09:24Yeah, we were partners.

09:26What do you mean by that?

09:28Um, I wanted to spend the rest of my life with him.

09:32You've been together eight months?

09:36Yeah.

09:38During those eight months, how many times had you visited the attic?

09:42I'd never visited the attic.

09:45Apart from when I discovered.

09:51But that was the only time. It was the first time.

09:55But you must have known about it.

09:57No.

09:58The activities that went on up there.

10:00Well, that's what I'm trying to tell you.

10:02I don't think anything did go on up there.

10:05Um, I never saw him use those items.

10:09I never heard him talk about those things.

10:12You were his sexual partner for eight months.

10:15He never mentioned sadism.

10:16Never asked you to participate.

10:18Never discussed these predilections.

10:21You know nothing.

10:22Why won't you ask me what I think happened to him?

10:24What do you think happened to him?

10:26He was murdered.

10:28Who murdered him?

10:31I don't know.

10:32Why did they murdered him?

10:33I don't know.

10:34Why did they murdered him?

10:36Not here.

11:02Not here.

11:04You don't use his name.

11:08Is it true you didn't even know it?

11:21Did he ever tell you he was in danger?

11:24No.

11:26Can I get him?

11:29He's a spy.

11:30You needed to be careful.

11:31He met by chance.

11:33Thursday, he lied.

11:35But eight months later,

11:37you want to spend the rest of your lives together

11:39and you're still using the wrong name

11:40to say how much you love him.

11:42He told me his name was Alex.

11:46People lie, Danny.

11:48And they lie well.

11:50Guys who own rooms like that attic,

11:53when it comes to sex, they know what they want.

11:56and how they want it.

11:57How they want it.

11:58Your sex is professional.

12:01And he didn't know what he enjoyed.

12:05He never found out.

12:10Do you believe me?

12:23It doesn't matter what I believe.

12:25But yes.

12:27I do.

12:28Journalists make difficult bedfellows.

12:42You can't just tell them what to print.

12:44You didn't want to discuss it with me first.

12:46I knew you was trying to talk me out of it.

12:49Made me think what a dumb idea it was.

12:52What is this?

12:55Mistrust?

12:57It is.

13:00I see.

13:02You trusted me with your life.

13:06But not now.

13:07Not with this.

13:10My life is small.

13:11This is organisations, institutions.

13:16You see me as one of them, don't you?

13:19The suit, the education, the job.

13:21I'm part of the establishment.

13:22Well, aren't you?

13:25How dare you, young man?

13:28How dare you presume to know me?

13:30I know you because I've heard every secret you have to tell.

13:33What do you know about me?

13:35Answer me.

13:36I know...

13:37You know where I live.

13:39You know what films I like.

13:40You know what music I listen to.

13:42Did you know that I suffer from depression?

13:46Did you know that in the past I drank every night,

13:49every day, every morning,

13:51I drank until a stranger could smell it on me?

13:55Do you know just how fucking far I am

13:57from being part of the establishment?

14:01How dare you mistrust me

14:05when you don't know?

14:12You want to know who I am?

14:14Who I really am?

14:17I'll show you.

14:30Where are we going?

14:43Come on.

14:44Then you can decide whether you trust me or not.

15:00This is the spot where my career as a spy came to an end.

15:13I was a spy.

15:15Long time ago.

15:19The world's very different to this one.

15:21I've recruited at Cambridge.

15:32I said yes partly because it wouldn't be a normal life with regular hours.

15:38I was desperate to avoid the five o'clock home time.

15:42Whilst not being bohemian enough to imagine life without a proper professional.

15:53Not very patriotic motives I suppose.

15:58But they rather like that about me.

16:00An utter lack of idealism.

16:02Romantics make unreliable spies.

16:07It was my third year with MI6.

16:17I was travelling back to London on the night train.

16:21A handsome man entered my carriage.

16:27Sat opposite me.

16:30The tips of our shoes touched.

16:33Our eyes chanced.

16:36He asked the most mundane questions in the most exciting way.

16:41When we arrived at Paddington, I went to the gentleman's and waited.

16:45In a cubicle.

16:48Door ajar.

16:50Hoping.

16:56I can't tell you how happy I was to see him.

16:59It meant that I hadn't been wrong.

17:04And that for the next fifteen minutes or so I wouldn't be alone.

17:07After all these years, prudishness runs deep.

17:20The next day I was approached by a Soviet operative.

17:25Who described how the Soviet Union welcomed men like me.

17:32Under communism we're all equals.

17:34Of course.

17:36Once I'd completed my mission here.

17:39In a country that would always hate my kind.

17:42I could set up home in Moscow and be free.

17:47Some men like me actually believed that lie.

17:50But I was not one of them.

17:53So all that remained was the blackmail.

17:57I'd be exposed.

18:02Arrested.

18:04Disgraced.

18:08So that night.

18:11I bought a rope.

18:13And came here.

18:14And came here.

18:17But sitting on that branch.

18:19Noose ready.

18:22I thought to myself, there is another way.

18:25He told your bosses you were gay.

18:27That's a wonderful wrong answer.

18:30However, the option did not yet exist.

18:33No.

18:35I explained to my section head that I'd been approached by a Soviet operative.

18:41And I detailed the nature of the blackmail.

18:43He asked if the allegations were true.

18:46I admitted that I'd made a mistake with a man.

18:50And that the operative probably had evidence of that mistake.

18:54But it was only once.

18:56An act of disgusting madness.

18:59I'm not a homosexual.

19:01And I'm not a traitor.

19:05Hard for them to believe the second statement when they knew that the first was a lie.

19:09So I proposed preposterously.

19:12They employ someone to follow me for the rest of my life.

19:15Photograph my every move.

19:16I would never touch another man.

19:20I didn't discover until later that it hadn't been a Soviet operative.

19:24It had been an internal investigation.

19:28You've heard of a mole hunt.

19:30Well, this was a fag hunt.

19:32Which they saw as more or less the same thing.

19:35Her Majesty's Secret Service had had its fingers burnt by one too many queer spies.

19:40But my prompt confession saved my life.

19:42I was moved from MI6 into what was then named the Ministry for Transport, where I was little more than a pen pusher, whispered about by those in the know.

19:55Out of gratitude and fear, I kept my end of the bargain.

19:58And for eleven years, I did not touch another man.

20:03I did not touch another man.

20:04I did not touch another man.

20:25Will you sleep?

20:26Then I propose we stay up all night and wait for the morning papers together.

20:35Put that and leave us together.

21:05Let's go.

21:35Let's go.

22:05You'll drug test me.

22:11I need this.

22:24It's from his parents.

22:54It's from his parents.

23:24Mr. and Mrs. Turner.

23:33It's a beautiful countryside right now.

23:49How long have you lived here?

24:11Didn't Alistair tell you?

24:19No.

24:20What did he tell you about us?

24:24The truth.

24:26Please.

24:28He told me you were dead.

24:30We weren't close.

24:33We weren't close.

24:33He told me,

24:43He told me.

24:45He told me.

24:46He told me.

24:50Bathroom's opposite. It's all yours.

25:18Is one towel enough?

25:20Penny.

25:50We've already eaten. We won't stand here and watch.

26:24How was dinner?

26:38Fine.

26:40Alistair, tell me about it.

26:54Tell me about it.

26:56Will you be able to sleep?

27:12Probably not.

27:18Alistair suffered from insomnia.

27:20That's why I enjoyed running so much. To exhaust him. His mind was so busy.

27:26He ran so he could sleep.

27:40Why can't you talk to me?

27:42He ran so much.

27:44He ran so much to eat.

27:46He ran so much to eat.

27:48He ran so he could eat.

27:50He ran so much to eat.

28:52Time to talk.

29:07You read the article?

29:11We're not making any judgments.

29:12You see the life we lead.

29:19We're private people.

29:21We don't want attention.

29:24The past is the past.

29:25What Alistair did in London was up to him.

29:28He was an adult.

29:30Can't bring him back.

29:32We'd just prefer it.

29:34If there was no fuss.

29:38We'd both prefer it.

29:42I won't talk to the press again.

29:44That's good.

29:45But nobody was saying it, so I had to.

29:48Your son was murdered.

29:49After breakfast, why don't we go for a walk?

29:53Your son was murdered.

30:08My son is dead.

30:10My wife is sick.

30:13I'm sorry.

30:15Enough.

30:18Enough?

30:18Enough.

30:19Enough.

30:20Enough.

30:21Enough.

30:22Enough.

30:23Enough.

30:24Enough.

30:25Enough.

30:26Enough.

30:27Enough.

30:28Enough.

30:29Enough.

30:30Enough.

30:31Enough.

30:32Enough.

30:33Enough.

30:34Enough.

30:35Enough.

30:36Enough.

30:37Enough.

30:38Enough.

30:39Enough.

30:40Enough.

30:41Enough.

30:41We need to leave soon if we're to catch your train.

30:55That is not his bedroom.

31:02This is not his home.

31:05Have you lost your mind?

31:07Who are you?

31:11Who are you?

31:26Who is that?

31:28That was Alastair's mother.

31:34His mother?

31:41What does she want?

31:43To meet you.

31:49How far is it?

31:51Not far.

31:51How far is it?

32:09I don't know.

32:39Anything else you want to see?

32:49Not everyone is comfortable inviting strangers to their home.

32:55We thought if you saw where we lived, you might try to extort us.

32:58Why do you think I would want your money?

33:00Because you have none.

33:03You want an apology. I gave you an explanation.

33:06You? I believe.

33:08My husband's name is Charles. My name is Francis.

33:14My son's name was Alistair.

33:17Your name, Daniel, we read in the paper.

33:19My staff, you met.

33:21Where's she taking my staff?

33:23Well, surely you're going to spend the night.

33:24We're in the midst of restoring the house to its former glory.

33:52We had hoped Alistair would finish the task.

33:59This is Israel.

34:13How did you know?

34:16This is Israel.

34:29How did you know?

34:32Because it's the loneliest room I've ever been in.

34:47Charles was sure you'd catch the train home today. None the wiser.

34:56I was convinced you'd figure it out.

35:12It seems you did so not with reason or deduction,

35:15but something akin to female intuition.

35:28I won't sleep in here.

35:29I would never have allowed it.

35:41Dinner is at eight.

35:43You're embarrassed by his death.

35:47Yes.

35:50Upset too?

35:54Yes.

35:55More than you can imagine.

36:17I won't sleep in here.

36:18I won't sleep in here.

36:19I won't sleep in here.

36:20I won't sleep in here.

36:21I won't sleep in here.

36:22I won't sleep in here.

36:23I won't sleep in here.

36:24I won't sleep in here.

36:25I won't sleep in here.

36:26I won't sleep in here.

36:27I won't sleep in here.

36:28I won't sleep in here.

36:29I won't sleep in here.

36:30I won't sleep in here.

36:31I won't sleep in here.

36:32I won't sleep in here.

36:33I won't sleep in here.

36:34I won't sleep in here.

36:35I won't sleep in here.

36:36I won't sleep in here.

36:37I won't sleep in here.

36:38I won't sleep in here.

36:39I won't sleep in here.

36:40I won't sleep in here.

38:17Did you realize your provocation was infantile before or after you came through that door?

38:25Before, I see.

38:26But you didn't decide to change.

38:33Would you like me to?

38:35No.

38:37I think I prefer you like that.

38:50Alice took completed that maze unassisted three months before his fifth birthday.

39:12Others considered him to be disturbed.

39:21But what they saw as a disturbance of the mind was, in fact, an exceptional gift.

39:26However, it's not enough in this world to be born brilliant.

39:31You need direction and discipline.

39:34You need someone who reminds you day after day never to waste your talent on triviality.

39:39How many brilliant minds are out there right now, rotting in squalor and neglect?

39:47It took every ounce of my strength to make Alistair realize his potential.

39:51He ended up hating me for it.

39:58Would you guess that already?

40:00Would you guess that already?

40:05Your son was murdered.

40:09The attic was staged.

40:15And everything you read about his death is a lie.

40:25After dinner, perhaps you would join me for a drink.

40:30My son wasn't gay.

40:48Before you hold some sort of parade through the house, hear me out.

40:52Alistair didn't think like ordinary people.

40:56He didn't feel what ordinary people feel.

41:00In his eyes, everyone was a puzzle.

41:02He took immense satisfaction, figuring out what a person wanted, and then giving it to them.

41:09As if we were all computers.

41:14Waiting for the correct code.

41:16Alistair could be anything a person wanted him to be.

41:23In your case, it appears you craved romance.

41:27A good old-fashioned love story.

41:29He gave it to you.

41:32Meanwhile, he continued giving other kinds of stimulation to other kinds of people.

41:38Men and women.

41:39If he was involved with someone who hankered off to risk, he would have provided it.

41:51Danger, pain, submission, domination.

41:53Alistair was as precocious sexually as he was intellectually.

42:00To him, they were one and the same.

42:02Sex was just another form of decryption.

42:04You think I'm cruel?

42:10Perhaps I am.

42:13But not in this instance.

42:15I wanted to preserve your illusions.

42:17We had hoped that you would go home and mourn in the belief that your relationship was perfect.

42:26You loved him.

42:27I see that.

42:29However, I cannot allow you to be unaware of the facts in case you blunder further into a situation you simply do not understand.

42:38I'm not surprised he used a different name.

42:41He was playing a part.

42:42The part of a conventional lover.

42:47I haven't read many books.

42:53I haven't been to many places.

42:59But I have fucked a lot of people.

43:05And there's one thing you just can't fake.

43:12Inexperience.

43:17The body's tense when it should be relaxed.

43:21It hurts when it should be fun.

43:26And it's dirty when it should be clean.

43:28I don't care how smart you are.

43:34Your muscles can't lie.

43:36I'm talking about feeling his inexperience as clearly as I can feel this glass.

43:43Do you follow me, Francis?

43:44I can see you do.

43:48So I know for a fact you're lying.

43:54I know for a fact that your son, the man I loved, was a virgin.

44:00What I don't understand is why you're so keen to convince me otherwise.

44:03When he told me you were dead, he wasn't lying, was he?

44:21Amongst all the lies you heard here this weekend, recognize one truth.

44:26No fuss is the best piece of advice you will ever be given.

44:31No fuss is the best thing to do.

44:49Four, four, four.

44:56Four, five, three, five.

44:59No wrist.

46:59I prefer it down here.

47:07She won't like it.

47:12No.

47:14I don't think she will.

47:23You cared about him.

47:24You cared for him.

47:31If he had a problem, he came to you, didn't he?

47:34Not her.

47:37You loved him.

47:45Alex.

47:55Alex.

47:58You hated the name, Alistair.

48:09You hated the name, Alistair.

48:09What happened here?

48:18What happened here?

48:19Get as far away from these people as you can.

48:24He insisted.

48:32He insisted.

48:34You одна.

48:36You were scared.

48:37No, I knew.

48:37Here.

48:38You were scared.

48:40I said, I will.

48:40You were scared.

48:41You were scared.

48:42You're scared.

48:43You're scared.

48:44You were scared.

48:44I'm scared.

48:45You're scared.

48:46Let's go.

49:16Let's go.

49:46Let's go.

50:16Let's go.

50:46Let's go.

50:47Let's go.

50:48Let's go.

50:49Let's go.

50:50Let's go.

50:51Let's go.

50:52Let's go.

50:54Let's go.

50:55Let's go.

50:56Let's go.

50:57Let's go.

50:58Let's go.

51:00Let's go.

51:01Let's go.

51:02Let's go.

51:03Let's go.

51:04Let's go.

51:06Let's go.

51:09Let's go.

51:10Let's go.

51:12Let's go.

51:13Let's go.

51:14Let's go.

51:15Let's go.

51:16Let's go.

51:17Let's go.

51:18Let's go.

51:19Let's go.

51:20Let's go.

51:21Let's go.

51:22Let's go.

51:23Let's go.

51:24Do you own a house?

51:28No.

51:30A car?

51:32No, nothing.

51:34You have your health.

51:38That's the most precious asset of all.

51:42Health.

51:48Lots of people think they have nothing to lose.

51:52But in my professional experience, they just haven't thought it through.

51:58You're threatening me.

52:00Threatening?

52:02My, oh, my.

52:04This is just a conversation.

52:06A chit-chat.

52:08Two people passing in the night.

52:12I can see why you're so confused.

52:14Over the years, I've adopted quite a few of your country's customs,

52:18but that great British reserve escapes me.

52:20I enjoy talking too much.

52:24Now, once in a while, someone, unexpected, tells you something

52:30that might save your life.

52:34Be sure to put that card someplace safe.

52:46Thanks.

52:48You're heading into the middle.

52:50I'm not miles away.

52:51I'm not leaving.

52:52I'm leaving here.

52:53I'm leaving.

52:54I'm leaving.

52:55I'm leaving.

52:56I'm leaving.

52:58I have to wait for a second here,

52:59and then I'll make it a new place to appear.

53:01I'm leaving here.

53:02I'm leaving.

53:03I'm leaving.

53:04I don't know.

53:34I don't know.

54:04I don't know.

54:11You think my house is bugged?

54:18I've just been threatened.

54:20I don't know.

54:21They murdered us.

54:23Who?

54:24The people who murdered Alex.

54:27All right.

54:29Suppose he was murdered.

54:32Suppose you're right.

54:34Follow it through.

54:36The implications of what you're saying.

54:39You know nothing about them.

54:41They will know everything about you.

54:43Every action you take will have been predicted, planned for, even coming here tonight.

54:48And if they don't kill you, it'll be for one reason.

54:54They consider you less of a nuisance alive than dead.

54:59If you're insulted by the idea of your insignificance, you shouldn't be.

55:02You should cherish it.

55:04No daring journalist is going to come to your raid.

55:07No rogue police officer.

55:09It's just you.

55:10You alone, Danny.

55:11Ask yourself.

55:12Honestly.

55:13Who are you?

55:14You're friends with everyone.

55:16You trust everyone.

55:17And you know no one.

55:18You know these people.

55:19I knew them 30 years ago.

55:21Help me.

55:26One way or another, I've been afraid for much of my life.

55:29And it's a privilege to spend time with a man who's never afraid of anything.

55:33And that's not because you were born in a different time.

55:36You're fearless.

55:38I've always wondered how that must feel.

55:41But Danny, occasionally it's right to be afraid.

55:46Leave this alone.

55:48Promise me.

56:16You're definitely starting to mention way of theúarna time later.

56:20It's a darauf going.

56:21I'm going to destroy you cooper.

56:23We're always, you'reorton at night.

56:25I've応揻 on our assignment.

56:26I can't find us.

56:28I can't scratch mine.

56:29I can'ttone it.

56:30And here's how our intermediate ops goes down.

56:32Okay, let's concentrate.

56:34We're a thousand Optimus Team.

56:39On this board, we have to look for more leveling

56:40stars from lowனiamn.

56:43If you are running sharp Radio, we're running short andосkate.

56:45Let's go.

57:15Let's go.

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