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Detour Hd - 1945
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00:11:54Bu da bir şey yapmaya başladı.
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00:12:02Sadece bir şey.
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00:15:24Gizlidirleri своим finansal istiyoruz.
00:15:27Gezlidirleri için daha önce de bir AR-Bö...
00:15:30Bu şekilde polar fahalı giderse...
00:15:34Buna da izledim...
00:15:35...erde izledim...
00:15:37...muzdurmaları kijukları...
00:15:40Şurada bir şey yap личinde.
00:15:42Okay, let's go, make sure that door is closed.
00:15:59You know, Emily Post ought to write a book of rules for guys thumbing rides.
00:16:03Because as it is now, you never know what's right and what's wrong.
00:16:07We rode along for a little while, neither one of us saying anything.
00:16:11I was glad of that.
00:16:13I never know what to say to strange people driving cars.
00:16:17And, too, you can never tell if a guy wants to talk.
00:16:20A lot of rides have been cut short because of a big mouth.
00:16:24So I kept my mouth shut until he started opening up.
00:16:29Hand me that little box in the compartment, will you, pal?
00:16:35Hold the wheel, will you?
00:16:41How far are you going?
00:16:49L.A.
00:16:50Well, you're really traveling, aren't you?
00:16:52Yeah, but I don't expect to make it for a couple of years at the rate I've been promoting rides.
00:16:56Not much luck, huh?
00:16:57Sure, all bad.
00:16:58Not many people stop for a guy these days.
00:17:01Afraid of a stick-up, maybe.
00:17:02Well, you can't blame them.
00:17:03Where are you coming from?
00:17:04New York.
00:17:05Well, New York.
00:17:06You're in luck this time.
00:17:07I'm going all the way.
00:17:08Right through to Los Angeles.
00:17:10You drive a car?
00:17:11Sure.
00:17:12Whenever you're tired, let me know.
00:17:13I'll holler.
00:17:14I guess at least an hour passed before I noticed those deep scratches on his right hand.
00:17:27They were wicked.
00:17:28Three puffy red lines about a quarter of an inch apart.
00:17:31He must have seen me looking at them because he said...
00:17:35Beauties, aren't they?
00:17:37They're going to be scars someday.
00:17:39What an animal.
00:17:42Whatever it was, it must have been pretty big and vicious to have done that.
00:17:45Right on both counts, New York.
00:17:48I was tussling with the most dangerous animal in the world.
00:17:51A woman.
00:17:52She must have been Tarzan's mate.
00:17:54Looks like you lost the bop.
00:17:56It certainly wasn't a draw.
00:17:58You know, there ought to be a law against dames with claws.
00:18:02Yeah.
00:18:03I tossed her out of the car in her ear.
00:18:05Was I wrong?
00:18:07Give a lift to a tomato, you expect her to be nice, don't you?
00:18:10Yeah.
00:18:11After all, what kind of dame's son rides?
00:18:14Sunday school teachers?
00:18:15Yeah.
00:18:16A little witch.
00:18:19She must have thought she was riding with some fall guy.
00:18:22To me, she's been booking horses around race tracks since I was 20.
00:18:26I've known a million dames like her.
00:18:29Two million?
00:18:30Yeah.
00:18:31Stopped the car, opened the door,
00:18:35Take it on the art of Duffy's sister, I told her.
00:18:38That's the stuff.
00:18:39It's always done, huh?
00:18:42But if you want to see a real scar, brother, get a load of this.
00:18:47What?
00:18:48I got that one jewelry.
00:18:50Dually?
00:18:51Yeah, we're just kidding, of course.
00:18:53My dad owned a couple of Franco-Prussian sabers.
00:18:56Kept them on the wall for decorations.
00:18:58Well, one day another kid and I took them down.
00:19:01The old man wasn't around.
00:19:02Had a duel.
00:19:04You got me in the arm here.
00:19:07Pretty mean cut.
00:19:08Friction set in later.
00:19:10Yeah, I can see that.
00:19:12Now, give me that box again, will you?
00:19:14Yeah.
00:19:27Pain made me lose my head, I guess.
00:19:29Began slashing.
00:19:31Before I knew it, I'd put the other kid's eye on.
00:19:34That was tough.
00:19:35Well, it was just an accident, of course.
00:19:37Do you know how kids are?
00:19:39I get scared, decided I was going to run away from home.
00:19:42The old man almost caught me when I was cracking my duds.
00:19:46The bloody rag I had wrapped around my wrist
00:19:49hadn't caught his attention.
00:19:50You've seen the bundle, for sure.
00:19:52But I beat it when he was phoning for a doctor.
00:19:55I was 15, 16 years ago.
00:19:58I haven't been home since.
00:20:04Pull in there for a bite or something, huh?
00:20:06A bite or something?
00:20:08Brother, was I hungry.
00:20:10I hadn't had anything in my stomach for hours.
00:20:12Yet even with that gnawing in the pit of my belly,
00:20:15I didn't want to be in too big a rush to put on the feedback.
00:20:18First, I had to make sure this guy knew the score.
00:20:21If I got him down on me, it was goodbye ticket to Hollywood.
00:20:25I'll wait out here for you, mister.
00:20:27If it's the money, don't worry about paying for it.
00:20:29This time it's on me.
00:20:30Well, that's what of you, mister...
00:20:31Haskell, think nothing of it.
00:20:33You make your first million, maybe you can do the same for me.
00:20:35Come on, New York.
00:20:36I got to make the West Coast by Wednesday.
00:20:38There's a horse running at Santa Anita named Pryor Bicycle.
00:20:41It means it ought to me if I'm on him.
00:20:42We'll make it, all right.
00:20:44He did most of the talking during the half hour we were in the place.
00:20:48I ate.
00:20:50He rambled on about his old man whom we hadn't heard from since he ran away as a kid.
00:20:54And how he happened to become a bookie.
00:20:56And then all about how he got rooked in Miami.
00:20:59One race, 38 grand.
00:21:01They cleaned out my book.
00:21:02How do you like that?
00:21:03That was tough luck.
00:21:04Yeah, and I'm supposed to be the smart guy.
00:21:06Well, you just wait.
00:21:07I'm going back to Florida next season with all kinds of jack.
00:21:10And you'll watch those stinkers run for cover.
00:21:12You want anything else?
00:21:13No, thanks.
00:21:14I've had plenty.
00:21:15That check there, sister?
00:21:16Mm-hmm.
00:21:17Oh, just a minute.
00:21:18Your change, sir.
00:21:19Keep it, sister.
00:21:20Oh, thank you, sir.
00:21:21Call again.
00:21:22I'll be waiting outside for you when you finish work.
00:21:23Sharp check, huh?
00:21:24I drove all that night while Haskell slept like a log.
00:21:43After a while, I began to get sleepy myself.
00:21:47I was happy though.
00:21:49I dove all that night while Haskell slept like a log.
00:21:52I was happy, though. Soon I'd be with Sue again.
00:21:57The long trip was practically over, and I'd be no more hoofing it down the concrete.
00:22:01I began to think of the future,
00:22:04which couldn't have been brighter if I'd embroidered it with neon lights.
00:22:08It was nice to think of Sue shooting to the top.
00:22:12It's amazing what a full belly can do to your imagination.
00:22:14Your eyes are blue, your kisses, too.
00:22:23I never knew what they could do.
00:22:27I can't believe that you're in love with me.
00:22:35You're telling everyone you know
00:22:40I'm on your mind each place you go.
00:22:44I can't believe that you're in love with me.
00:23:06Mr. Haskell.
00:23:09Mr. Haskell.
00:23:10Mr. Haskell, wake up. It's raining.
00:23:16Don't you think we ought to stop and put up the top?
00:23:26Mr. Haskell, I'm going to put up the top.
00:23:28Up until then, I had done things my way.
00:23:45But from then on, something else stepped in and shunted me off
00:23:47to a different destination than the one I had picked for myself.
00:23:51But when I pulled open that door...
00:23:53Mr. Haskell, what's the matter?
00:23:59Are you hurt?
00:24:01Are you hurt, Mr. Haskell?
00:24:03Start your sermon.
00:24:05I'll listen to it.
00:24:07But I know what you're going to hand me
00:24:08even before you open your mouths.
00:24:10You're going to tell me you don't believe my story
00:24:12of how Haskell died
00:24:13and give me that don't make me laugh expression
00:24:15on your smug faces.
00:24:19I saw it once.
00:24:20He was dead.
00:24:21And I was in for it.
00:24:23Who would believe he fell out of the car?
00:24:25Why, if Haskell came too,
00:24:26which of course he couldn't,
00:24:26even he would swear I conked him over the head for his dough.
00:24:29Yes, I was in for it.
00:24:32Instinct told me to run.
00:24:33But then I realized it was hopeless.
00:24:35There were lots of people back down the road
00:24:36who could identify me.
00:24:37That gas station guy and the waitress.
00:24:38I would be in a worse spot then,
00:24:40trying to explain why I beat it.
00:24:42The next possibility was to sit tight
00:24:44and tell the truth when the cops came.
00:24:45But that would be crazy.
00:24:47They'd laugh at the truth.
00:24:48Not having my head in the noose.
00:24:51So what else was there to do
00:24:52but hide the body and get away in the car?
00:24:54I couldn't leave the car there with him in the gully.
00:24:57That would be like erecting a tombstone.
00:25:08My idea was to cover him with brush,
00:25:29not to rob him.
00:25:30But then I remember that even if I only drove the car
00:25:32for a hundred miles or so,
00:25:33I would need money for gas.
00:25:34Besides, it was stupid of me
00:25:37to leave all that money on a dead man.
00:25:40Not only that,
00:25:41I'd have to take his driver's license
00:25:42in case I was stopped for something.
00:25:45I didn't like to think about it.
00:25:47But by that time,
00:25:48I'd done just what the police would say I did,
00:25:50even if I didn't.
00:25:52My clothes.
00:25:53The owner of such an expensive car
00:25:54would never be wearing them.
00:25:56Some cop might pull me in on suspicion.
00:25:58Hey, you, this your car?
00:26:26Don't you know better than to leave a car
00:26:27with the wheels halfway in the middle of the road?
00:26:29That's the way accidents happen.
00:26:30I'm sorry, officer.
00:26:32I was just putting up my top.
00:26:34I didn't think.
00:26:34Well, and the next time, think.
00:26:36I'll let you go now,
00:26:37but watch your step in the future.
00:26:39I know that's a lonely stretch,
00:26:40but cars come by here once in a while
00:26:41and we have plenty of crack-ups.
00:26:43Thanks, officer.
00:26:57I left nothing in the car
00:27:09to give me away his robber's.
00:27:10If they found a dead man in the gully now,
00:27:12it would be me.
00:27:13As I drove off, it was still raining
00:27:23and the drop streaked down the windshield like tears.
00:27:29I kept imagining I was being followed
00:27:31and that I could hear sirens back in the distance.
00:27:33Just how long it took me to cover the 60-odd miles
00:27:37to the California state line, I don't know.
00:27:40I lost all track of time.
00:27:42But the rain had stopped and the sun was up
00:27:44when I pulled up to the inspection station.
00:27:50Hello.
00:27:52Carrying any fruits or vegetables?
00:27:54No.
00:27:55Any livestock or poultry?
00:27:56No.
00:27:58I'd like to see your registration
00:28:00and driver's license, please.
00:28:05Anything in the baggage compartment?
00:28:07What's baggage?
00:28:10Charles Haskell, Jr.
00:28:11Aids, 30 brown eyes, dark hair,
00:28:13identifying marks, none.
00:28:16Are you Charles Haskell, Jr.?
00:28:17Yes.
00:28:18Well, remember, if you're employed
00:28:19and you stay over 30 days,
00:28:20you take out California plates.
00:28:22All right, officer,
00:28:23but I'll only be in the state a short while.
00:28:26Right, you can go now.
00:28:30I couldn't drive any farther without some sleep.
00:28:37Cops or no cops.
00:28:38I knew I had to hit the hay and hit it hard.
00:28:43I was dead tired.
00:28:44Cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops or no cops
00:29:14No, no you can't Mr. Haskell, no.
00:29:27Mr. Haskell, you can't die.
00:29:31I don't think, I think I did it.
00:29:35No Mr. Haskell, no, no.
00:29:44Who's there?
00:29:55It's the maid. Can I come in and clean?
00:29:58Later. In a half hour.
00:30:01All right, sir.
00:30:14There was no time to lose. Every minute I had to be Charles Haskell was dangerous.
00:30:30And I'd have to be Charles Haskell until I got to some city where I could leave the car and be swallowed up.
00:30:35That meant driving the car as far as San Bernardino, maybe even to Los Angeles.
00:30:45In a little town I might be noticed, but in a city I should be safe enough.
00:30:49Then, after I ditched the car, I could go on to Sue.
00:30:53But those five minutes at the state line made me realize it might be a good idea to find out a little bit about Mr. Haskell.
00:31:00Then, if anybody asked me questions, I could give the right answers.
00:31:04The first thing I found out was that I had $768.
00:31:09This was a lot of jack.
00:31:11But believe me, it was the kind of money I'd rather not have.
00:31:22And then I found out from a letter Haskell was carting around in his bag,
00:31:25that he wasn't the open-handed, easy-going big shot who went around buying dinners for strange hitchhikers.
00:31:31Before I got done reading it, I saw him more as a chiseler.
00:31:35It was written to his old man in California, the one he hadn't seen in so many years.
00:31:40In it, Haskell posed as a salesman of hymnals of all things.
00:31:46It was easy to see where Haskell expected to raise a new stake for his book in Miami,
00:31:51by rooking his old man.
00:31:54That was about all I found out from his effects.
00:31:58And it was enough.
00:32:00I told myself, maybe old man Haskell was lucky his son kicked off.
00:32:04He would never know it.
00:32:06But it saved him from taking a flyer in sacred literature preferred.
00:32:10Near the airport at Desert Center, I pulled up for water.
00:32:38There was a woman.
00:32:45Hey, you! Come on if you want a ride.
00:33:08How far are you going?
00:33:18How far are you going?
00:33:20How far are you going?
00:33:22That took me by surprise, and I turned my head to look her over.
00:33:29She was facing straight ahead, so I couldn't see her eyes.
00:33:32But she was young, about more than 24.
00:33:35Man, she looked as if she'd just been thrown off the ground.
00:33:37the crummiest freight train in the world.
00:33:40Yet in spite of this, I got the impression of beauty.
00:33:44Not the beauty of a movie actress, mind you.
00:33:47Or the beauty you dream about when you're with your wife.
00:33:50But a natural beauty.
00:33:51A beauty that's almost homely because it's so real.
00:33:54Then suddenly she turned to face me.
00:33:55How far did you say you were going?
00:33:56Los Angeles.
00:33:57L.A.?
00:33:58L.A. is good enough for me, mister.
00:33:59That's what I was afraid of.
00:34:00What did you say?
00:34:01Oh, nothing.
00:34:02Just thinking out loud.
00:34:03People get in trouble for doing that.
00:34:04What's your name?
00:34:05You can call me Vera, if you like.
00:34:06Do you live in Los Angeles?
00:34:07No.
00:34:08No.
00:34:09No.
00:34:10No.
00:34:11No.
00:34:12No.
00:34:13No.
00:34:14No.
00:34:15No.
00:34:16No.
00:34:17No.
00:34:18No.
00:34:19No.
00:34:20No.
00:34:21No.
00:34:22No.
00:34:23No.
00:34:24No.
00:34:25No.
00:34:26No.
00:34:27No.
00:34:28No.
00:34:29No.
00:34:30No.
00:34:31No.
00:34:32No.
00:34:33No.
00:34:34Where are you coming from?
00:34:35Oh, back there.
00:34:36Needles?
00:34:37No.
00:34:38Oh, sure.
00:34:39Phoenix.
00:34:40You look just like a Phoenix girl.
00:34:42Are the girls in Phoenix that bad?
00:34:44The girl must have been pretty tired because she fell asleep not 20 minutes after she stepped
00:34:49into the car.
00:34:50She lay sprawled out with her head resting against the far door, like Haskell.
00:34:55I didn't like that part of it much, but I didn't wake her up.
00:34:59It wasn't that this girl still worried me.
00:35:02I'd gotten over that funny feeling I had when she looked at me, which I put down as just
00:35:06my jangled nerves, with her eyes closed and the tenseness gone out of her.
00:35:11She seemed harmless enough.
00:35:13And instead of disliking her, I began to feel sorry for her.
00:35:17The poor kid probably had had a rough time a little.
00:35:20Who was she anyway?
00:35:22And why was she going to Los Angeles?
00:35:25And where'd she come from in the first place?
00:35:27The only thing I knew about it was her name.
00:35:30Not that it made any difference.
00:35:32A few hours more and we'd be in Hollywood.
00:35:34I'd forget where I parked the car and look up Sue.
00:35:37This nightmare of being a dead man would be over.
00:35:40Who this name was?
00:35:41Well, it was no business of mine.
00:35:43Where did you leave his body?
00:35:45Where did you leave the owner of this car?
00:35:47You're not fooling anyone.
00:35:49This buggy belongs to a guy named Haskell.
00:35:51That's not you, mister.
00:35:52You're out of your mind.
00:35:53That's my name, Charles Haskell.
00:35:54I can prove it.
00:35:55He's my driver's license.
00:35:56Save yourself the trouble, mister.
00:35:58Having Haskell's wallet only makes it worse.
00:36:00It just so happens I rode with Charlie Haskell,
00:36:02all the way from Louisiana.
00:36:04He picked me up outside of Shreveport.
00:36:06You rode?
00:36:07You heard me.
00:36:08Then it all came back to me.
00:36:10All the talk about dueling and scars and scratches.
00:36:13There was no doubt about it.
00:36:15Vera must be the woman Haskell had mentioned.
00:36:18She must have passed me while I slept.
00:36:20Well?
00:36:21Well, I'm waiting.
00:36:23My goose was cooked.
00:36:25She had me.
00:36:27That Haskell guy wasn't dead yet.
00:36:29He wasn't stretched out stiff and cold in any Arizona gully.
00:36:32He was sitting right there in the car laughing like mad while he haunted me.
00:36:35Well?
00:36:36There was nothing I could say.
00:36:37It was her move.
00:36:38Vera, whatever her name was,
00:36:40it was just my luck picking her up on the road.
00:36:43It couldn't have been Helen, or Mary, or Evelyn, or Ruth.
00:36:46It had to be the very last person I should ever have met.
00:36:49That's life.
00:36:50Whichever way you turn, fate sticks out a foot to trip you.
00:37:05I told her everything, but she didn't believe my story.
00:37:08I should have saved my breath.
00:37:10That's the greatest cock and ball story I ever heard.
00:37:12So he fell out of his car.
00:37:14Say, who do you think you're talking to, a hick?
00:37:16Listen, mister.
00:37:17I've been around.
00:37:18And I know a wrong guy when I see one.
00:37:20What'd you do?
00:37:21Kiss him with a wrench?
00:37:22Now, wait a minute.
00:37:23What I told you was true.
00:37:24You see, that's why I had to do it.
00:37:25You think I killed him.
00:37:26Well, the cops would have thought so, too.
00:37:28Yeah, well, maybe they still think so.
00:37:30What makes you so sure I'll shut up about this?
00:37:33Girl, I'm innocent.
00:37:34Give me a break, will you?
00:37:36It won't do me any good having you pinched.
00:37:39The cops are no friends of mine.
00:37:41Now, if there was a reward, but there isn't.
00:37:44Thanks.
00:37:45Don't thank me yet.
00:37:46I'm not through with you by a long shot.
00:37:48Let's see that roll.
00:37:50Is that all Haskell had?
00:37:54Isn't it enough?
00:37:55No, I thought he had more.
00:37:56Not that I know of.
00:37:57You can search me.
00:37:58You think I'm holding out on you.
00:37:59Well, maybe I will at that.
00:38:00He told me he was going to bet $3,000 on a horse named Paradisical on Wednesday at Santa Anita.
00:38:05He was stringing you along.
00:38:06He meant 300.
00:38:07Maybe.
00:38:08Sure, three bucks, 300.
00:38:09He was a piece of cheese, a big blowhard.
00:38:10Listen, mister.
00:38:11Don't try and tell me anything about Charlie Haskell.
00:38:13Remember?
00:38:14I knew him better than you did.
00:38:15I knew him better than you did.
00:38:16Okay, then you knew he was a four-flusher.
00:38:17That explains the three grand bet.
00:38:18I'm not so sure he didn't have that three grand.
00:38:19Why should I believe you?
00:38:20You got all the earmarks of a cheap crook.
00:38:21Now, wait a minute.
00:38:22Shut up.
00:38:23You're a cheap crook and you killed him.
00:38:24For two cents, I'd change my mind and turn you in.
00:38:25I don't like you.
00:38:26All right, all right.
00:38:27Don't get sore.
00:38:28I'm not getting sore.
00:38:29But just remember who's boss around here.
00:38:30If you shut up and don't give me any arguments, you'll have nothing to worry about.
00:38:31But if you act wise, well, mister, you'll pop it out.
00:38:33Don't get sore.
00:38:34Don't get sore.
00:38:35I'm not getting sore.
00:38:36But just remember who's boss around here.
00:38:37If you shut up and don't give me any arguments, you'll have nothing to worry about.
00:38:39But if you act wise, well, mister, you'll pop into jail so fast it'll give you the bends.
00:38:43I'm not arguing.
00:38:44Well, see that you don't.
00:38:45You know, as crooked as you look, I'd hate to see a fella as young as you wind up sniffing
00:38:50that perfume that Arizona hands out free to murderers.
00:38:52I'm not a murderer.
00:38:53Of course you're not.
00:38:54Haskell knocked his own head off.
00:38:55He fell.
00:38:56That's how it happened.
00:38:57Just like I told you.
00:38:58Sure.
00:38:59And then he made you a present of his belongings.
00:39:00I explained why I had to do that.
00:39:01Oh, skip it.
00:39:02It doesn't make a difference one way or another.
00:39:03I'm not getting sore.
00:39:04I liked Haskell even less than I like you.
00:39:05Yeah, I saw what you did to him.
00:39:06What do you mean?
00:39:07Well, scratches on his wrist.
00:39:08Sure, I scratched him.
00:39:09Well, so you did.
00:39:10So your idea was to drive the car a little way, maybe into San Bernardino and then leave
00:39:23it.
00:39:24You weren't gonna sell it?
00:39:25Sell it?
00:39:26You think I'm crazy, somebody else's car?
00:39:28See, all I wanna do is leave it somewhere and forget I ever saw it.
00:39:31Not only don't you have any scruples, you don't have any brains.
00:39:33I don't get you.
00:39:34Maybe it's a good thing you met me.
00:39:35You'd have got yourself caught sure.
00:39:36Why, you dope.
00:39:37Don't you know a deserted automobile always rates an investigation?
00:39:40Huh?
00:39:41Look, the cops find a car.
00:39:42Then they get curious.
00:39:43They wonder where the owner is.
00:39:44So all right, they don't trace Haskell.
00:39:45They trace you.
00:39:46I never thought of that.
00:39:47The only safe way to get rid of the car is to sell it to a dealer.
00:39:48Get it registered under a new name.
00:39:49Say, stop at the next store.
00:39:50I wanna get a bottle and do some shopping before we hit it up.
00:39:51I don't know.
00:39:52I don't know.
00:39:53I don't know.
00:39:54I don't know.
00:39:55I don't know.
00:39:56I don't know if that's what you're afraid of.
00:39:57I'll tell you.
00:39:58I'll tell you.
00:39:59I'll tell you.
00:40:00I'll tell you.
00:40:01I'll tell you.
00:40:02I'll tell you.
00:40:03I'll tell you.
00:40:04I'll tell you.
00:40:05Nothing.
00:40:06You're coming in too.
00:40:07From now on, you and I are like the Siamese twins.
00:40:10Have it your way.
00:40:11But I don't get the point.
00:40:12The point is, I don't want you to get lost.
00:40:14I'm not going to beat it if that's what you're afraid of.
00:40:16I'll say you're not.
00:40:17Well, I'm going to see that you sell this car so you don't get caught.
00:40:19Thanks.
00:40:20Of course, your interest wouldn't be financial, would it?
00:40:22You wouldn't want a small percentage of the profits.
00:40:25Well, now that you insist, how can I refuse?
00:40:27A hundred percent will do.
00:40:28Fine.
00:40:29I'm relieved.
00:40:30I thought for a moment you were going to take it all.
00:40:32I don't want to be a hog.
00:40:34A few hours later, we were in Hollywood.
00:40:36I was recognizing places Sue had written about.
00:40:39It struck me that far from being at the end of the trip,
00:40:41I was in Hollywood.
00:40:42A few hours later, we were in Hollywood.
00:40:44I was recognizing places Sue had written about.
00:40:46and I was in Hollywood.
00:40:47It struck me that far from being at the end of the trip,
00:40:50there was a greater distance between Sue and me
00:40:52than when I started out.
00:40:54Vera wasn't kidding with that Siamese twins crack.
00:40:57She rented a little apartment as Mrs. Charles Haskell.
00:41:01When I objected to this, she explained that it was on account of the car.
00:41:05The dealer might think something was funny
00:41:07if he called and found we were using different names.
00:41:10.
00:41:14Home, sweet home.
00:41:15Yeah.
00:41:16Not bad either.
00:41:26In case there's any doubt in your mind,
00:41:27I'll take the bedroom.
00:41:28Yeah.
00:41:29Sure is stuffy in here.
00:41:40İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:41:42Tamam.
00:41:45Oğuz, bir köyü de bir yeri var.
00:41:54Bu nasıl yapar?
00:41:59Bu.
00:42:04Bir şey.
00:42:05Bir şey yok.
00:42:10The first time, I'm in the bathtub.
00:42:13I don't know why, but I thought you would be.
00:42:26Güzel.
00:42:28Güzel, güzel, güzel.
00:42:31Ten lbs.
00:42:33Değişim çok.
00:42:36Hitch and Rides'i yürüyen bir şey yok.
00:42:44Bu saksı var.
00:42:47Bu ne?
00:42:50Ne?
00:42:55Ne?
00:42:57Ne?
00:42:59Ne?
00:43:01Ne?
00:43:03Ne?
00:43:33Bu ne?
00:43:36Yüzücü, bir gün sonra geri dönelim.
00:43:42Değil mi?
00:43:43Buna bakıyorum, bir şey de daha çok güzel.
00:43:46Ben sana, bir gün önce öldüldü.
00:43:48Haskel bir adam var.
00:43:49Bir gün önce öldüldü.
00:43:50Hayatım.
00:43:51Evet, ben de.
00:43:52Hırıca oldum.
00:43:54Tamam.
00:43:56Sözüleri yapabiliyor musun?
00:43:59Ne öldü.
00:44:03İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:44:33İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:03İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:05İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:11İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:15İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:19İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:21İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:27İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:29İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:31İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:35İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:39İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:41İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:43İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
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00:45:48İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:50İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
00:45:52Bir daha fazla melt sampai şimdi.
00:45:55İzlediğiniz için gerek kutou elden değil.
00:45:58Teşekkür ederim.
00:45:59I know what I'm talking about.
00:46:01I'm not so sure.
00:46:03At least they know they're done for.
00:46:05They don't have to sweat blood wondering if they are.
00:46:09Your philosophy stinks, pal.
00:46:12We all know we're gonna kick off someday.
00:46:15It's only a question of when.
00:46:18But what's got us on this subject anyway?
00:46:21We'll be discussing politics next.
00:46:24Yeah.
00:46:26Where'd you hide the butts?
00:46:29On the table, sucker.
00:46:38We bored each other with conversation for a couple of hours longer.
00:46:42Every five minutes, one of us was wishing we had another bottle or a radio or something to read.
00:46:48Then finally, we ran out of chatter.
00:46:51I know it's only 11 o'clock, but I want to get up early and make the rounds of the used car lots.
00:46:55Don't worry about that.
00:46:56We've got all the time in the world.
00:46:58Maybe you have, but if you think I want to stay cooped up in this place any longer than I have to, you're batty.
00:47:02It's not a bad place.
00:47:03We pay plenty for diggings like this in New York.
00:47:05I wouldn't like it if it was the Ritz.
00:47:11Rotten liquor.
00:47:13You've got a mean cough.
00:47:14I ought to do something about it.
00:47:16I'll be all right.
00:47:17That's what the meal said.
00:47:19Who?
00:47:20Nobody you know.
00:47:25Wasn't that the day that died of consumption?
00:47:27Yeah.
00:47:28Wouldn't it be a break for you if I did kick off?
00:47:31He'd be free with all Haskell's dough and car.
00:47:34I don't want to see anybody die.
00:47:36Not even me.
00:47:38Especially not you.
00:47:40One person died of me.
00:47:42If you did, well, that's all I need.
00:47:47You don't like me, do you, Roberts?
00:47:50I like you.
00:47:53I love you.
00:47:55My favorite sport is being kept prisoner.
00:47:58After we sell the car, you can go to Blazers for all I care.
00:48:01But not until then.
00:48:09I'm going to bed.
00:48:11Good night, Roberts.
00:48:13Don't try and sneak away during the night.
00:48:14All the doors are locked.
00:48:15Anyway, if I find you gone in the morning,
00:48:17I'll notify the police.
00:48:18They'll pick you up.
00:48:19Don't worry.
00:48:20I don't want him in the spot.
00:48:21Well, good night.
00:48:22I hope that portable rack isn't too uncomfortable for you.
00:48:23Don't lose any sleepover, will you, sir?
00:48:24Well, good night.
00:48:25Well, good night.
00:48:26I hope that portable rack isn't too uncomfortable for you.
00:48:27Don't lose any sleepover, will you, sir?
00:48:28Well, good night.
00:48:29Well, good night.
00:48:30I hope that portable rack isn't too uncomfortable for you.
00:48:32Don't lose any sleepover, will you, sir?
00:48:33Well, good night.
00:48:34I hope that portable rack isn't too uncomfortable for you.
00:48:36Don't lose any sleepover, will you, sir?
00:48:38Well, good night.
00:49:08...
00:49:16Cres Megan…
00:49:18...
00:49:19...
00:49:21...
00:49:23...
00:49:25...
00:49:26...
00:49:27...
00:49:29...
00:49:31...
00:49:32Hello?
00:49:34Hello?
00:49:42No.
00:49:44Not yet, darling.
00:49:46Tomorrow.
00:49:48Maybe.
00:49:54If this were fiction,
00:49:56I would fall in love with Vera,
00:49:58marry her and make a respectable woman of her,
00:50:00or else she'd make some supreme class A sacrifice
00:50:02for me and die.
00:50:06Sue and I would bawl a little over her grave
00:50:08and make some crack about there's good in all of us.
00:50:10But Vera, unfortunately,
00:50:12was just as rotten in the morning
00:50:14as she'd been the night before.
00:50:18All right, all right, I'm coming.
00:50:20Look, Vera, it's almost noon.
00:50:22So what?
00:50:24The dealers will be there all day?
00:50:26They'll be there all year, too, but that doesn't mean
00:50:28I'm gonna wait that long.
00:50:29Shut up. You're making noises like a husband.
00:50:35Do I rate a whistle?
00:50:36You sure do, but let's go.
00:50:37Let's go, let's go.
00:50:39I spend 85 bucks and two hours preparing bait,
00:50:41and all you can say is, let's go.
00:50:45Come on.
00:50:47We passed a few used car lots last night down this way.
00:50:53What do you think we can get for this heap?
00:50:55I don't know. Plenty.
00:50:57You just let me handle everything.
00:50:59Think we can get $2,000?
00:51:01I don't know, but don't worry.
00:51:03I'll squeeze as much out of this guy as I can.
00:51:05I'll let it go cheap without a fight.
00:51:06He might think we've stolen the car.
00:51:08And listen, don't make any slips and call me Roberts.
00:51:11That'll cook us.
00:51:12I don't need you to tell me that.
00:51:14You better just sit by and keep your mouth closed.
00:51:16Remember we're both in the soup if anything happens.
00:51:18Forget it and drive.
00:51:20You're my wife, Farrah Haskell.
00:51:22Look, after the deal's closed,
00:51:25let's go back to that place on Hollywood Boulevard,
00:51:27where I saw the fur jacket.
00:51:28I want to buy it.
00:51:29After the deal's closed, I'm saying goodbye to you.
00:51:32That's right, I forgot.
00:51:34I guess I'm getting kind of used to you.
00:51:36Well, that's a habit you can start breaking.
00:51:39Let's try this place in the middle of the block.
00:51:41Good afternoon. What can I do for you?
00:51:46We're interested in selling a car.
00:51:47If the price is right.
00:51:53Well, if it's in good mechanical condition,
00:51:55it should blue book for about $1,600.
00:51:57Tony, take a look at this motor.
00:51:59$1,600. Are you kidding?
00:52:11Well, maybe $1,500.
00:52:14Before I let it go for $1,500,
00:52:15I'll wreck it and collect the insurance first.
00:52:26This motor's seen a lot of driving.
00:52:34While the mechanic inspected the car,
00:52:36we haggled.
00:52:38At last, when we were all worn out,
00:52:40we hit a compromise.
00:52:42His price.
00:52:47Okay, it's a deal.
00:52:48All right, come on, we'll sign the papers.
00:52:49I have the ownership papers right here with me.
00:52:51Look, Vera, in the meantime,
00:52:52will you clean out the dash compartment?
00:52:54There may be some stuff in it.
00:52:55All right, darling.
00:52:59$1,850.
00:53:01That dirty cro...
00:53:10New York, huh?
00:53:11Yeah.
00:53:12But you bought the car in Miami.
00:53:14Yeah.
00:53:15Well, now let's see about the insurance.
00:53:17We can either have it transferred or canceled.
00:53:19Uh, what kind of insurance do you have, Mr. Haskell?
00:53:21Well, uh...
00:53:23Aren't all the papers there?
00:53:29I don't see any.
00:53:30Surely you know what type of insurance you carry in the car.
00:53:32Is it the name of the company?
00:53:34Yeah, but, uh...
00:53:36Well, if you'll just tell me the name of the company,
00:53:38I'd be very glad to take care of all the details.
00:53:40Well...
00:53:41Did you sign the papers yet?
00:53:42Not yet.
00:53:43Well, don't.
00:53:44Uh, we're not selling the car.
00:53:45Oh, wait a minute, Mrs. Haskell.
00:53:46Come on, darling.
00:53:47What's the matter?
00:53:48Have you changed your mind?
00:53:49Yes, I'm sorry.
00:53:50I guess I have.
00:53:51But, Vera...
00:53:52Let's go.
00:53:58You got me out of a tight spot, Vera.
00:54:00But I still don't understand all this.
00:54:01You will in a minute.
00:54:02I almost threw away a gold mine.
00:54:04$1,850 isn't to be sneezed at.
00:54:06The car doesn't book for as much as I thought.
00:54:08We're not selling the car.
00:54:10You want to keep it?
00:54:11Now, wait a minute, Vera.
00:54:12You said yourself I wouldn't be safe
00:54:13until the car was in someone else's name.
00:54:15I'd like to be free of this mess when I go.
00:54:17That's just it, Roberts.
00:54:18You're not going.
00:54:20There's a drive-in at the next corner.
00:54:22Pull in there and we'll get a bite to eat.
00:54:23And I'll explain.
00:54:24What is this?
00:54:25Another one of your brilliant ideas?
00:54:33Oh, can I take your order?
00:54:34Make mine a ham sandwich and coffee.
00:54:36And for you, sir?
00:54:37Oh, I don't care.
00:54:38The same.
00:54:41Thank you.
00:54:47Get this, Vera.
00:54:48I've been pretty patient so far.
00:54:50I've done everything you asked me to do, but no more.
00:54:52Shut up.
00:54:53You've taken Haskell's money.
00:54:54You can have the door we get from selling the car.
00:54:56But you're not going to keep me a prisoner.
00:54:58It's a good thing I bought the paper.
00:54:59Take a look at that.
00:55:00Vera, I'm in no mood.
00:55:01Read that.
00:55:07No.
00:55:08Yes.
00:55:09No, I won't do it.
00:55:10Yes, you will.
00:55:11You think I'm crazy?
00:55:12It's impossible, I tell you.
00:55:13Excuse me.
00:55:14Blow the horn when you're through.
00:55:15No one could possibly get away with an act like that.
00:55:17It would be wise to me in a minute.
00:55:18Don't be yellow.
00:55:19You look enough like him.
00:55:20The same coloring and the same build.
00:55:21See how his clothes fit you?
00:55:22No kidding.
00:55:23You almost had me fooled for a while.
00:55:24Oh, grow up, Vera.
00:55:25Don't you think a father knows his own son?
00:55:26And there must be other relatives.
00:55:27Sir, your father won't have to know you.
00:55:28We'll wait till he gives up the ghost.
00:55:29He will tune in again.
00:55:30He'll get in again.
00:55:31He'll get in again.
00:55:32I'll get in again.
00:55:33Yes, you better know him.
00:55:34Is it better than?
00:55:35You're not there.
00:55:36It's the same color.
00:55:37You look enough like him.
00:55:38The same color in the same build.
00:55:38See how his clothes fit you.
00:55:39No kidding.
00:55:40You almost had me fooled for a while.
00:55:41Oh, grow up, Vera.
00:55:42Don't you think a father knows his own son?
00:55:44And there must be other relatives.
00:55:45Sir, father won't have to know you.
00:55:46We'll wait till he gives up the ghost.
00:55:48He's an old geezer and he won't pull through.
00:55:50And as far as other relatives are concerned,
00:55:52Bir saniyum.
00:55:55Ne kadar.
00:55:56Ben bir şey yok.
00:55:58Bunu yapmayacak.
00:56:00Bu bir şey.
00:56:02Bu bilgiler var.
00:56:04Bu ne kadar.
00:56:06Bu ne kadar.
00:56:08Bu ne kadar.
00:56:10Bir saniyum.
00:56:12Bir saniyum.
00:56:14Bu ne kadar.
00:56:16Bu ne kadar.
00:56:18I think you will.
00:56:22Vera, I'll do everything within reason.
00:56:25Bu da.
00:56:26Ben de.
00:56:26Bir kere.
00:56:28You s**t!
00:56:29You'll be fixed for the rest of your life as Charlie Haskell.
00:56:32You can take your inheritance and go away.
00:56:34No more worrying about the rent.
00:56:35No sweating, scheming, wondering where your next meal's coming from.
00:56:37Think about that, Roberts.
00:56:38Vera, please you're talking too loud.
00:56:41Unless I'm splitting 50-50 with you.
00:56:43Sure. Why not?
00:56:44We're both alike.
00:56:45Both born in the same gutter.
00:56:46Take it easy, Vera.
00:56:47Yeniden insanların yanında bu neyden.
00:56:50Hatta oldan Haskell'de kalbine edilir.
00:56:53Yani yürüyor.
00:56:54Ne?
00:56:56Ne?
00:56:58Lütfen o zaman öldü?
00:56:59Yüzücük.
00:57:01Yüzücük.
00:57:04Ama karı öylesinme yapmak değil.
00:57:07Bira sardık.
00:57:11Biz kendimizin şahsızla bu kadar,
00:57:14I knew we were just trying to kill time between newspaper editions.
00:57:18This was a death watch for Vera.
00:57:21Maybe it was for me, too.
00:57:23Don't you realize if I'm caught,
00:57:25they want to know where I got the car and stuff,
00:57:27and they'll have me on a murder charge.
00:57:28If you're smart, you won't get caught.
00:57:30I knocked with seven.
00:57:31And if I'm caught, don't you realize you'll be out, too?
00:57:3418 points. That gives me 30.
00:57:38How will I be out?
00:57:40You'll be out. $1,850 we would have gotten on the car.
00:57:42Really, Vera, you'd be an awful chump.
00:57:44You threw away all that dough on a dizzy long shot.
00:57:46Let me sell the bus tomorrow.
00:57:47With the money it'll bring and what you've already got,
00:57:49a clever kid like you can run it up in no time.
00:57:51Then we'd both be in the clear.
00:57:52I'll be in the clear anyway.
00:57:54Maybe. Maybe.
00:57:56But if I got caught,
00:57:58I'd get good and sore at you, you know.
00:58:00You mean you'd squeal?
00:58:01Oh, no, not squeal exactly.
00:58:02Never mind what you meant.
00:58:06Even if you did tell the cops I was in on it with you,
00:58:09what could they do to me?
00:58:11They might give me the same medicine they gave you.
00:58:13Yeah.
00:58:14A rope.
00:58:18But I'm on my way anyhow.
00:58:22All they'll be doing will be rushing it.
00:58:24All right.
00:58:25But it's like the 1850 you'd lose.
00:58:27You'd kick yourself along the block if you ever let it get away from you.
00:58:30I'll take the chance.
00:58:32Want another drink?
00:58:33You're being a goon.
00:58:34That's the way people wind up behind the eight ball.
00:58:36Once they get a few dollars, they become greedy and want more.
00:58:39My, my.
00:58:40Caesar.
00:58:41Who?
00:58:42You know that Roman general?
00:58:43He got his for being greedy.
00:58:44He wasn't satisfied,
00:58:45so the final wind up was he took the count.
00:58:47A couple of days ago you didn't have a dime.
00:58:49Why, you were so broke you couldn't pay cash for a post-it stamp.
00:58:52Now you've got almost $700 with 1850 in the offing.
00:58:55Take my advice. Don't try for more.
00:58:57I'm tired of this game. Let's have some blackjack.
00:59:00Play solitaire.
00:59:01Okay, I will if that's the way you feel about it.
00:59:02That's the way I feel about it.
00:59:03Getting sore and throwing things won't help much Roberts.
00:59:06I'm really doing you a favor.
00:59:07I help you out of the jam by keeping my mouth shut.
00:59:09I show you how to make some soft money.
00:59:11And what thanks do I get?
00:59:12Thanks.
00:59:13Sure.
00:59:14I would rather I called the cops and told them you killed a man and stole his money.
00:59:16I didn't tell anybody.
00:59:17Yes, you did.
00:59:18No, I didn't. You know I didn't.
00:59:19All right then.
00:59:23Suppose I call the cops.
00:59:25If you're innocent, what do you got to be scared of?
00:59:27Okay.
00:59:28Call them, you mutt.
00:59:29Go ahead and call them. See if I care.
00:59:31At least they'll give me a square deal.
00:59:33You want me to call them?
00:59:34You heard me.
00:59:35But I'm warning you.
00:59:36If I'm pinched, I'll swear you were in on it.
00:59:38I'll say that you helped me.
00:59:39If I fry, I'll get even with you.
00:59:41You wouldn't dare. You didn't.
00:59:43Yeah?
00:59:44Then try it and see.
00:59:45Call them.
00:59:46Yeah.
00:59:47Okay, I will.
00:59:55Okay, I got it. Thanks.
00:59:56Wait a minute, Vera. You wouldn't do that.
00:59:57Oh, wouldn't I? Give me that and I'll show you if I wouldn't.
00:59:58Take it easy now. Let's talk this over.
00:59:59This was early in the evening.
01:00:00and the conversation, while hectic, was at least pitched low.
01:00:14But as the minutes passed and more obstacles to her plans...
01:00:19...stay there, we will.
01:00:20In the evening then the conversation, while hectic, was at least pitched low.
01:00:24But as the minutes passed and more obstacles to her plans...
01:00:28İzlediğiniz için teşekkür ederim.
01:00:58He told me he ran away right after putting out the kid's eye.
01:01:00Yeah, but his father knew he was cut.
01:01:02It'll have to be some kind of a mark.
01:01:03So what?
01:01:05The old man's dead or will be.
01:01:07I hope by tomorrow morning's papers.
01:01:09Anyway, you could cut yourself a little, couldn't ya?
01:01:14Boy, for that kind of dough, I'd let you cut my leg off.
01:01:17You're drunk and you're crazy mad, Vera.
01:01:19Turn him in if you want to, but I won't get mixed up in this.
01:01:21Besides, how do we know?
01:01:22Haskell was such a phony.
01:01:23Maybe he wasn't the man's son at all.
01:01:24Maybe he just dreamed it up.
01:01:25Well, dream it or not, you won't be dreaming
01:01:28when the law attacks you on the shoulder.
01:01:31There's a cute little gas chamber waiting for you, Roberts.
01:01:34And I hear extradition to Arizona's Ascension.
01:01:38Where's that phone?
01:01:40Vera.
01:01:40Leave me alone.
01:01:41Vera.
01:01:42I want a phone.
01:01:43Call police.
01:01:46I hate you.
01:01:47You'll stinker.
01:01:48You'll leave me alone.
01:01:50I'll let you alone when you promise to leave the phone where it is.
01:01:52You're drunk.
01:01:52You don't know what you're doing.
01:01:53You're hurting me.
01:01:54Will you promise?
01:01:56All right.
01:02:02You hurt me.
01:02:04I'm sorry, but...
01:02:05It's hot in here.
01:02:06Open up the window.
01:02:07It's not hot.
01:02:08Don't tell me.
01:02:09Now, do you do it or do I do it?
01:02:13You're no gentleman, see?
01:02:15Yeah.
01:02:16All right.
01:02:17I'll open up the window.
01:02:21Vera!
01:02:27Vera, open the door.
01:02:28Please open the door.
01:02:30Vera, open the door.
01:02:30Don't use the phone.
01:02:31Listen to me.
01:02:32I don't like you, Roberts.
01:02:34You're no gentleman, see?
01:02:35You hurt my hand.
01:02:38And I'm going to get even with you.
01:02:40If you don't open the door, I'm going to kick it down, Vera.
01:02:43Vera, don't call the cops.
01:02:44Listen to me.
01:02:45I'll do anything you say.
01:02:47Vera, let me in.
01:02:50I'll break the phone.
01:02:53I'll break the phone.
01:02:57I'll break the phone.
01:02:58Não.
01:02:59I'll break the phone.
01:02:59Let's do it.
01:03:00Come on.
01:03:04Let's go.
01:03:07Come on.
01:03:08Come on.
01:03:08What's up?
01:03:09Let's go.
01:03:09Come on.
01:03:10Come on.
01:03:20Let's go again.
01:03:24Come on.
01:03:24Let's go.
01:03:28Bence böyle bir şarkı çarabı.
01:03:30Kimin mükemmelini yaprakları yerleştirdiği.
01:03:32Yardım.
01:03:35Bu bir kakaçım.
01:03:36Bu insanın, Change.
01:03:38Ve vina, Senesine estağfurmano...
01:03:39Sonuna kadar yaprakları tamamladığı bir şey yapmak.
01:03:42Bu kakaçım.
01:03:43Başkaçı aldık.
01:03:44nöya bir kakaçı çoğumuzu durdu.
01:03:47Vini sereştirenek alamaz.
01:03:49Hem lağmenin bir kakaçı bir şekilde...
01:03:51bizimle kampanbased kakaçı olan...
01:03:53Tüm finansal bir kaplıda.
01:03:55So quiet that for a while I wondered if I had suddenly gone deaf.
01:03:58It was pure fear, of course.
01:04:00And I was hysterical.
01:04:02But without making a sound.
01:04:05Vera was dead.
01:04:07And I was her murderer.
01:04:09Murderer?
01:04:11What an awful word that is.
01:04:13But I'd become one.
01:04:14And I'd better not get caught.
01:04:16What evidence there was around the place had to be destroyed.
01:04:19And from the looks of things, there was plenty.
01:04:21Looking around the room at things we'd bought...
01:04:23was like looking into the faces of a hundred people...
01:04:25who'd seen us together and who remembered me.
01:04:27This was the kind of testimony I couldn't rub out.
01:04:31No.
01:04:33I could burn clothes and hide bottles for the next five years.
01:04:36There'd always be witnesses.
01:04:38The landlady for one.
01:04:39She could identify me.
01:04:40The car dealer.
01:04:41The waitress in the drive-in.
01:04:42The girl in the dress shop.
01:04:43And that guy in the liquor store.
01:04:44They could all identify me.
01:04:46I was cooked.
01:04:48Done for.
01:04:49I had to get out of there.
01:04:51While once I'd remained beside a dead body...
01:04:54planning carefully how to avoid being accused of killing him...
01:04:57this time I couldn't.
01:04:59This time I was guilty.
01:05:01I knew it.
01:05:03Felt it.
01:05:05I was like a guy suffering from shock.
01:05:07Things were whirling around in my head.
01:05:09I couldn't make myself think right.
01:05:11All I could think of was the guy with the saxophone...
01:05:14and what he was playing.
01:05:16It wasn't a love song anymore.
01:05:18It was a dirge.
01:05:20The dirge.
01:05:50No, no, no...
01:05:52Any other problem?
01:05:53No.
01:05:54No, no, no, no.
01:05:56No, no.
01:05:57No, no.
01:05:58No, no.
01:05:59No, no, no.
01:06:00No, I swear.
01:06:01No, no.
01:06:02No, no, no.
01:06:03No, no.
01:06:04No, nothing.
01:06:05No, no, no.
01:06:06No, no, no.
01:06:07No, no.
01:06:08No, no, no.
01:06:09No, no.
01:06:10I can't do it.
01:06:11My problems weren't solved.
01:06:12I had to stay away from New York...
01:06:13for all time.
01:06:15because Al Roberts was listed as dead and had to stay dead.
01:06:19Ben bir şeyimde.
01:06:21Ben bir şeyimde.
01:06:23Haşkol'da.
01:06:25Suyuna.
01:06:29Ben bir şeyimde.
01:06:31Ben bir şeyimde.
01:06:33Bir şeyimde.
01:06:35Bir şeyimde.
01:06:37Hattaş.
01:06:50Bakersfield'in haberi bahsettim,
01:06:52〃Theirah ve o energia'n'e bildiルi'ndi.
01:06:56''Benimco'm?''
01:07:00Haskel'in מחatı.
01:07:02Haskel'in yaratığını görünüyor.
01:07:04Onlar dışarıdan kaybeden.
01:07:07.
01:07:30.
01:07:31.
01:07:32.
01:07:33.
01:07:35.
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