Historia de detectives 1951 Kirk Douglas Eleanor Parker

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00:00...trying to call you.

00:01So what are you doing here?

00:06I sent for her.

00:09Well, why?

00:11That's Tammy Jacopetti.

00:13All right, Chad.

00:17So what's this about, Lieutenant?

00:19Schneider.

00:20Why'd you lie to me?

00:22I didn't lie to you.

00:24May I? May I, please?

00:27Go ahead.

00:30Oh, Jim.

00:33Yes, sit down, man.

00:43What's wrong, baby?

00:45Jim, the lieutenant won't believe that you knew nothing about this.

00:49About what, honey?

00:52About... about Dr. Schneider.

00:57What's he got to do with you?

01:00Well, tell me, Mary.

01:07Well, I...

01:08I had occasion to see him once.

01:14He...

01:15I went to him when I needed help.

01:19What?

01:20It was a long time ago, I...

01:25I was going to have a baby.

01:35Long before I met you, Jim.

01:37I...

01:38I told you he didn't know.

01:42I see.

01:53Okay, diagrams aren't necessary.

01:57I get the picture.

01:58She's a good girl.

01:59Jim, cut that out!

02:00I don't have to take that from you.

02:01You touch me again, and I'll tear your arm out of the socket.

02:05Jim.

02:05You mind if I talk to my wife alone?

02:17Okay, Tommy.

02:17Jim.

02:39Jim, please forgive me.

02:42Oh, Jim, I'm terribly sorry.

02:48Please forgive me.

02:49My immaculate wife.

02:52I never said I was.

02:54You never said you weren't?

02:56Why didn't you tell me?

02:59I wanted to, but...

03:00I was so afraid of losing you.

03:03How long did you go with them?

03:06A few months.

03:08How many?

03:09About six or seven.

03:11Seven isn't a few.

03:13No, I suppose not.

03:15Did he give you money?

03:18No.

03:20Did he give you presents?

03:21Yes, he gave me some presents.

03:24Expensive ones?

03:25I don't know.

03:26What do you mean, you don't know?

03:28I don't know.

03:29What difference does it make?

03:31This difference.

03:34I'd just as soon Schneider died.

03:36I'd rather go to jail for 20 years

03:38than find out my wife was a tramp.

03:44Don't say that, Jim.

03:47That's the word.

03:48I didn't invent it.

03:49That's what they call it.

03:53I don't care about they.

03:55I only care about you, Jim.

03:57And it isn't true.

03:59You know it isn't true.

04:01I thought I knew you.

04:06I thought you were everything good and pure.

04:17Don't judge me, Jim.

04:19I don't understand.

04:21I was on my own for the first time in a large city.

04:26The war was on.

04:28I'd only been out with kids my own age

04:31until I met this man.

04:32Well, he paid me a lot of attention.

04:34I was flattered.

04:36I thought he was romantic and glamorous.

04:39I thought I was in love with him.

04:46What happened to the child?

04:51He died at birth.

04:53Is that why you can't have any children?

05:07Oh, Jim, I...

05:08I can't take much more of this.

05:13Please try and understand.

05:14You went with a pig like that.

05:24You had a child by him.

05:26Then you went to that butcher Schneider.

05:28Everything I ate!

05:31What's left to understand?

05:33Wait!

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