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The Little Hours (2017) - Full HD Movie Uncut
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00:00:11Leon, I...
00:00:13I...
00:00:14Oh, no.
00:00:15Please stop.
00:00:17I don't...
00:00:19Stop. Stop.
00:00:20Please.
00:00:21Please.
00:00:22Oh, no.
00:00:23No.
00:00:24No.
00:00:25Oh, my God.
00:00:54Can you please?
00:01:16Hello, my name is Travis.
00:01:18I saw your profile and was moved by what you wrote.
00:01:21I understand what it's like to feel alone.
00:01:22My wife passed away years ago, and I haven't felt connected to anyone since.
00:01:27How awful it must be to have someone and not feel appreciated by them.
00:01:31I found myself touched by your situation and was compelled to write you.
00:01:35I hope you will take a chance and write me back, and we can get to know one another better.
00:01:39I hope you will take a chance.
00:02:09Are you ready to start the day?
00:02:21I am now.
00:02:36Hi, honey.
00:02:37Honey, I've been thinking about it.
00:02:40I think you need to eat breakfast before you leave in the morning.
00:02:43Okay, look, why don't I make you some pancakes?
00:02:45Wait, the last time you made me pancakes, you burnt them.
00:02:49Good morning, Dad.
00:02:51Hey, hey, hey.
00:02:52Hey.
00:02:58Is this decaf?
00:03:00Can you taste caffeine?
00:03:03Ugh.
00:03:03Hey, Dad, uh, can you come talk to my film class?
00:03:08They'd love it if a big producer came.
00:03:10Sorry, sweetie, I'm swamped.
00:03:12But I could get my assistant to help you find someone, though.
00:03:16Never mind.
00:03:17Okay, I have an idea.
00:03:19How about the three of us go out to eat dinner tonight at that cute little place in the marina?
00:03:23Can't make it, babe.
00:03:24I've got a screening tonight.
00:03:26Again?
00:03:27What can I say?
00:03:28The studio needs their cut.
00:03:30When do I get mine?
00:03:38Bye.
00:03:40Keys.
00:03:40Don't forget your keys.
00:03:41Don't wait up.
00:03:43Okay.
00:03:43I've got to give notes, all right?
00:03:44Okay.
00:03:45I'll talk to you.
00:03:46Notes?
00:03:51Notes.
00:03:53I love his favorite.
00:03:55It's like this is the other.
00:03:56It's like it.
00:03:57Dear Jean, I'm so glad you wrote back.
00:03:59I have to say I'm so impressed.
00:04:01A romance novelist.
00:04:02How intriguing.
00:04:03I wanted to thank you for your kind words.
00:04:06They meant so much to me.
00:04:07Just hearing from you made my day.
00:04:09No pressure, but I would love to meet you one of these days.
00:04:12I cannot wait to hear back from you.
00:04:15Tell me about your mystery, man, on the internet.
00:04:17In your mind, is it getting serious between the two of you?
00:04:21Yes.
00:04:26Does that frighten you?
00:04:27Yes.
00:04:30And I feel guilty.
00:04:31But it also feels exciting.
00:04:34And I love it.
00:04:34I mean, I matter to him.
00:04:36And I haven't mattered to anybody in a really long time.
00:04:39Though I don't condone your infidelity.
00:04:43Oh!
00:04:43Whoa!
00:04:44Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:04:45Infidelity?
00:04:46I don't...
00:04:47We haven't even met yet.
00:04:49Let me finish...
00:04:51Whatever you want to call it.
00:04:53I'm glad to see you with a smile on your face for a change.
00:04:56Oh.
00:04:57Okay.
00:04:58Look, I can take care of the rest of this stuff.
00:05:06Um, you sure don't need me to do anything else for you?
00:05:09Dry cleaning?
00:05:11Oh.
00:05:12No.
00:05:13Appointment setting?
00:05:14No.
00:05:16Banking?
00:05:17No.
00:05:19You know, Jean, being your assistant is not that tough a job.
00:05:22I almost feel bad taking your money.
00:05:23Maybe you shouldn't.
00:05:25Is it almost?
00:05:26See ya.
00:05:28Bye.
00:05:29Have a good day.
00:05:35Hi.
00:05:36Oh!
00:05:37Tough day at the office, Carla?
00:05:38Oh, she is a slave driver.
00:05:42Well, I got news for you.
00:05:44You're lucky you're not my assistant.
00:05:46Yeah, no kidding.
00:05:46Have a good day.
00:05:47You too.
00:05:53Rolly.
00:05:54We have known each other for years.
00:05:55Why do you still read the doorbell?
00:05:57Because I'm polite.
00:05:59Since when?
00:06:00Okay, so I like to make an entrance.
00:06:02That's more like it.
00:06:04Want a chocolate?
00:06:05Hey, you know me better than that.
00:06:07How's that book coming along?
00:06:09Yeah, um...
00:06:10Oh.
00:06:11What do you have that's new?
00:06:13Oh.
00:06:14Yeah.
00:06:16What do you have that's new?
00:06:19Alice?
00:06:21That's impressive.
00:06:22Well...
00:06:23You know, I'm just a little...
00:06:26Blocked.
00:06:28Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:06:29Oh, speaking of being a little blocked...
00:06:31How was it this morning?
00:06:33Oh.
00:06:34Oh, give me a break, Jean!
00:06:36It makes me so angry to think that you haven't had an orgasm since Bush Sr. was in the White House.
00:06:42Don't want to talk about my sex life anymore.
00:06:44All right, then hand me that chocolate.
00:06:45Okay.
00:06:45Oh.
00:06:49Any new developments with our sexy widower?
00:06:54He sent a picture.
00:06:55Come on, let me see.
00:06:56Okay.
00:07:04Oh.
00:07:06So he wants to meet.
00:07:08Hmm.
00:07:09Yeah.
00:07:10Hmm.
00:07:12That does not mean I'm going to go.
00:07:14Oh, I know you're going to go.
00:07:15I was just wondering what you're going to be wearing.
00:07:17No, I'm going to go to this premiere with my husband.
00:07:22Sure you are.
00:07:24Well, that's assuming he wants to go, and...
00:07:27Well, he might.
00:07:30Okay.
00:07:31Let's see.
00:07:34I can save you that phone call.
00:07:40Who is it?
00:07:41It's your wife.
00:07:42Let it ring so you can talk to my machine.
00:07:44Yeah, but...
00:07:45Just do it with me.
00:07:47No, not right now.
00:07:50Sure.
00:07:59Wow.
00:08:00It's not even taking my calls.
00:08:03What a shocker.
00:08:06Circular file.
00:08:07Yep.
00:08:08Oh, hey.
00:08:14Hello.
00:08:16Hey.
00:08:20Hey.
00:08:20How was school?
00:08:21Cool.
00:08:22Same as yesterday.
00:08:23Mind-numbing.
00:08:24Yes, because you're so smart.
00:08:26Hey.
00:08:28Hi.
00:08:29All right.
00:08:29So I've got to get back to the office.
00:08:30Why don't you try and knock yourself out and write another line on that.
00:08:34Oh, you got a line.
00:08:36Bye.
00:08:36Back to work here.
00:08:37Oh, yeah.
00:08:39Oh, listen, listen.
00:08:40It's just the two of us again tonight.
00:08:42So what do you want to do for dinner?
00:08:43Oh, you're on your own.
00:08:45Beth and I and Kristen are going to go see a movie down at the mall.
00:08:47I just thought I'd grab something there.
00:08:52But I could always stay if you want.
00:08:55No.
00:08:56No, no, no.
00:08:57No.
00:08:58It's fine.
00:08:59You've got to have a good time.
00:09:00Thanks.
00:09:01Don't talk to strangers.
00:09:02Oh, never do.
00:09:03Hey, home by ten.
00:09:04Yeah, right.
00:09:05No, I mean it.
00:09:06I mean it.
00:09:34You've got to have a good time.
00:10:04Travis, it was so good to hear from you again.
00:10:24I can't thank you enough for your sweet words.
00:10:27It's been so long since someone has spoken to me like that.
00:10:31I hope you know what a difference you've made in me.
00:10:34Just knowing that someone simply wants to hear from me, that means more than you'll ever know.
00:10:39I've thought about it.
00:10:40And you're right.
00:10:42It's time we met.
00:10:44You pick the time and place, and I'll be there with bells on.
00:10:47Oh, hey.
00:11:03I know you're still here.
00:11:05No, just about to go.
00:11:07We got a late call.
00:11:08You want me to take you some breakfast?
00:11:10Sorry, babe.
00:11:10I've got to get on the road to four or five's a nightmare.
00:11:13Always a nightmare.
00:11:15Yeah, I know.
00:11:17Tell me to be home tonight.
00:11:18Should I hold dinner?
00:11:19You know the answer to that question, sweetheart.
00:11:22We start late, we finish late.
00:11:23Don't wait up, okay?
00:11:24Bye.
00:11:25Bye.
00:11:25Oh, fun.
00:11:27Okay.
00:11:31Bye.
00:11:32Bye.
00:11:34Have a good day.
00:11:36Uh-huh.
00:11:36I was hoping we could meet for lunch tomorrow at one o'clock.
00:12:04His name is Travis Freeman.
00:12:06He's an architect, and I think I'm developing real feelings for him.
00:12:11Do you think that's wise?
00:12:14You're the one who always says feelings aren't good or bad.
00:12:15They just are.
00:12:17Having the feelings is fine.
00:12:19It's the possibility of acting on them that concerns me.
00:12:21I am finally happy for the first time in seven years,
00:12:27and now you're going to question it?
00:12:28I'm just trying to get you to evaluate this decision on a non-emotional level.
00:12:32But it is emotional.
00:12:34I have real feelings for him.
00:12:36And you're not the least bit afraid of disappointment.
00:12:40Bring it on.
00:12:42I've been dealing with disappointment for the past 20 years.
00:12:44Partners in seven years.
00:12:48Oh, my God.
00:12:50I have real anh in ten of her life.
00:12:53I have real wings.
00:12:53I have real weapons.
00:12:54I have real dynamics.
00:12:54Oh, my God.
00:12:55And you're the ones that you're all out there.
00:12:56And you're equal to death.
00:12:56Oh, my God.
00:12:58I don't know.
00:13:28I don't know.
00:13:58Let's see.
00:14:06Consolidated better be up.
00:14:13Interesting.
00:14:14I bet you had a tough time in front of the computer again today.
00:14:34I bet you had a tough time.
00:15:04I bet you had a tough time.
00:15:34Okay.
00:15:40Not too shabby.
00:15:42I bet you had a tough time in front of the computer.
00:15:50I bet you had a tough time in front of the computer.
00:16:00I bet you had a tough time in front of the computer.
00:16:08This is crazy.
00:16:09This is crazy.
00:16:10Okay.
00:16:12We're just gonna talk.
00:16:16We're just gonna talk.
00:16:18That's it.
00:16:20Shit.
00:16:21Shit.
00:16:22Yeah.
00:16:23Yeah.
00:16:24Yeah.
00:16:25Yeah.
00:17:26No key, no pressure.
00:17:34Chase.
00:17:42Hi, honey.
00:17:48What's... what's up?
00:17:50Nothing. I just called to see what you were doing.
00:17:52Uh, shopping? Shopping.
00:17:54Why?
00:17:55I just ran home and you weren't here.
00:17:57Buy anything nice?
00:17:58Uh, no, not yet.
00:18:00Uh, listen, I gotta run. I'll talk to you later.
00:18:02Bye.
00:18:03Bye.
00:18:03That was... that was weird.
00:18:12Don't check it now, don't. It's okay.
00:18:23Just gonna talk.
00:18:24Ah...
00:18:42Ah...
00:18:52Ah...
00:18:54Travis?
00:19:19I know I'm a little early.
00:19:27Uh...
00:19:29Uh...
00:19:34Travis?
00:19:46Travis?
00:20:07Travis?
00:20:16Travis?
00:20:35Can I get in here?
00:20:46Travis?
00:20:50Travis, are you here?
00:20:57Travis?
00:21:00Travis, are you here?
00:21:04Travis?
00:21:06Travis, are you here?
00:21:14Travis?
00:21:18Travis?
00:21:34Travis-
00:21:44Travis, are you sure how?
00:21:48Travis, are you here?
00:21:50Travis...
00:21:54Travis, are you sure how plays?
00:21:59Travis, do you want to play?
00:22:01It is? Well, then you and I have a big problem, okay?
00:22:22Yeah, well, that's not much of an excuse. Jean, can I call you back?
00:22:24Holly? Oh, my God. Can you talk, Holly?
00:22:27Uh, listen. Six o'clock today, or else. Jean, what's the matter?
00:22:32It was terrible. It was... It was...
00:22:34What was terrible? Honey, just calm down and talk to me.
00:22:40Hey, I'm in.
00:22:44That's good. Thank you.
00:22:45Give me some more.
00:22:47Of course.
00:22:48You know what? Why don't you just leave the bottle? Thanks.
00:22:50Certainly.
00:22:53You're serious?
00:22:55Yes.
00:22:55I don't know. I went in his throat.
00:22:58It was...
00:22:59It's like...
00:23:01It was...
00:23:04Horrible.
00:23:05All right, we've got to think about this for a minute, because you're going to have to go to the police.
00:23:09I can't go to the police.
00:23:10Are you kidding?
00:23:12Chase would kill me if he found out.
00:23:13Chase is the least of your concern right now.
00:23:17Do you know who would do this?
00:23:19No.
00:23:21Well, maybe it was a burglary.
00:23:23That went wrong or something.
00:23:24No, it wasn't a burglar. He looked nothing like a burglar.
00:23:26He was just sitting there like...
00:23:28I never knew it hit him.
00:23:30I never saw him.
00:23:34I never saw them, I was just a nurse.
00:23:35Got it.
00:23:39Go ahead.
00:23:39It's there.
00:23:41Let it be of all these folks who are impressive.
00:23:44Right in there, Jim.
00:23:46Here you go, Dean.
00:23:47I don't know.
00:24:17Neighbor. Heard a scream.
00:24:19She said a few moments later she saw a woman run out of the house, get into a silver Mercedes, and drive off.
00:24:25A woman scream?
00:24:26A woman.
00:24:28There's a laptop. Maybe it ought to tell us something. Why don't we get somebody on it?
00:24:32Yeah, I'll get Walker on it.
00:24:41Where you been?
00:24:42I came home early to spend some time with you, but you weren't here.
00:24:52I was, um...
00:24:58Sorry. I was out with Holly.
00:25:03Well, as long as they keep making shoes and purses, you and Holly will never run out of things to do, right?
00:25:09I was out with Holly.
00:25:39I was out with Holly.
00:25:42I was out with Holly.
00:25:48I knew this is a woman.
00:25:50I was out with Randy Wacken.
00:25:51I was out with them.
00:25:55I took a fire.
00:25:57I really wanted to die here.
00:26:01Let's watch.
00:26:02I don't know.
00:26:32Oh, Mrs. Harper.
00:26:58Thanks for coming.
00:27:00I'm Detective Riggs.
00:27:01This is my partner, Detective Conrad.
00:27:03Hi.
00:27:07Please, have a seat.
00:27:11Okay.
00:27:21Do you know why you're here?
00:27:23No, not exactly.
00:27:27You are aware of the murder of the architect, Travis Freeman, aren't you?
00:27:30I take it you're aware of our friendship.
00:27:41Friendship.
00:27:42Mrs. Harper, we've read all your emails.
00:27:44I'd hardly characterize your relationship as friends.
00:27:47Well, if you've read the emails, then you know that nothing...
00:27:50nothing ever happened.
00:27:51Mrs. Harper, do you mind if I ask you how you and Mr. Freeman first met?
00:27:59Uh, we met on a dating website.
00:28:05And your husband is Chase Harper, the producer?
00:28:07Yes.
00:28:10Is Mr. Harper aware of your affair with Mr. Freeman?
00:28:14It was not an affair.
00:28:21It... it wasn't.
00:28:24My friends can't get over the change in me, and I know it's because of you.
00:28:31It's amazing to just feel wanted again.
00:28:34Okay, I... I don't know what... to tell you.
00:28:37I was, um... lonely, and I... reached out, and Travis was on the other end.
00:28:44Mrs. Harper, we already know that you were supposed to have drinks with Mr. Freeman yesterday.
00:28:48Oh...
00:28:50And we have a statement from a neighbor swearing she saw a woman matching your description
00:28:56running from the Freeman house and getting into a car that just happens to be the same make and model as yours.
00:29:02Okay. Uh, well...
00:29:05Mrs. Harper.
00:29:06Yes?
00:29:07It would be in your best interest if you just tell us what happened.
00:29:11I went to his house, I rang the doorbell, and nobody answered.
00:29:16And the door was open, so I... I went in.
00:29:19So you just went inside the man's house?
00:29:21Yes, I know. It was... dumb, but I did.
00:29:25And, um...
00:29:26Then I got upstairs, and he was...
00:29:30dead.
00:29:32Look, I was in shock.
00:29:34I didn't know what to do, but I swear...
00:29:36I swear I would never harm Travis.
00:29:43All right, Mrs. Harper, you're free to go.
00:29:46We'll be in touch.
00:29:51Great. Thank you.
00:29:53Uh, I would really appreciate it if you didn't involve my husband in any of this.
00:29:57We'll do our best.
00:29:59Okay.
00:30:03You think she's telling the truth?
00:30:08I don't know, Meg.
00:30:09But I gotta tell you, she just doesn't look like somebody who would slit a guy's throat from ear to ear.
00:30:14We can put her at the scene.
00:30:16Who else has a motive?
00:30:18Cheating wives tend to have jealous husbands.
00:30:20That's right.
00:30:22Yeah.
00:30:23I found him.
00:30:28Jean, you have to tell the police if you know anything.
00:30:30I did, I did. I spoke to two detectives this morning.
00:30:33They don't think you had anything to do with this.
00:30:35I don't know.
00:30:36I wish I'd been more forthcoming.
00:30:37I didn't tell them.
00:30:38I didn't tell them up front because I didn't know they knew about our relationship.
00:30:41Do you have any idea who could have done this?
00:30:44No.
00:30:45You know what I keep thinking?
00:30:47A man is dead, yet I'm going, why me?
00:30:49Why is this happening to me?
00:30:51Jean, it's a natural reaction to feel punished,
00:30:54but what you have to do is tell the police everything you know.
00:30:58Well, I did.
00:31:08What did the police say?
00:31:11They know that Travis and I emailed every day,
00:31:14and they know we were supposed to have drinks yesterday.
00:31:16Oh, my God, they read your emails.
00:31:19Have they spoken to Chase?
00:31:20Not yet.
00:31:21Oh, come on, the police can't honestly think you have anything to do with it.
00:31:24I honestly don't know what they're thinking,
00:31:26but they have every reason to look at my direction.
00:31:30I don't know, maybe I should just do some investigating on my own.
00:31:33Are you sure you want to get more involved?
00:31:35They know Travis and I were intimate.
00:31:36They can place me at the scene of the crime.
00:31:38I'm already pretty involved.
00:31:41All right, I'm going to run back to my office
00:31:43and do a little investigation of my own,
00:31:45and I will meet you back at your house.
00:31:48Count me in.
00:31:54Bye.
00:31:54You know, I didn't find much about him on the Internet,
00:32:11just the occasional building dedication.
00:32:15Maybe a deal fell through and really pissed somebody off.
00:32:18I don't think we're going to find that kind of information on the Internet.
00:32:22Well, did any of his emails allude to somebody in his past?
00:32:26His wife committed suicide five years ago.
00:32:29Okay, so no jealous wife to worry about.
00:32:31Holly.
00:32:31I'm just saying.
00:32:33She was severely depressed.
00:32:35All I know is Chase is going to find out about this pretty soon.
00:32:43You don't think Chase found out about you and Travis, do you?
00:32:48You don't think?
00:32:50No.
00:32:52No, no, no.
00:32:54Look, I've been married to Chase since the beginning of time,
00:32:57and he may be a rotten bastard sometimes,
00:32:59but he is not capable of murder.
00:33:11I see.
00:33:13All right.
00:33:14No, no, no.
00:33:14Thank you for your time.
00:33:15I appreciate it.
00:33:17Anything?
00:33:18Well, the neighbor says that Freeman mostly stayed to himself
00:33:21after his wife's suicide.
00:33:23Square one.
00:33:29Okay, what about the Harper woman?
00:33:32I mean, maybe Freeman wanted more than she wanted to give him.
00:33:36Maybe it was too much for her.
00:33:38Or maybe she wanted more.
00:33:39Who knows?
00:33:41I keep coming back to the husband.
00:33:44A man finds out his wife is having an affair.
00:33:48He's liable to do something about it.
00:33:50Hmm?
00:33:53Hmm.
00:33:59Chase Harper?
00:34:03Yes, that's me.
00:34:05And I'm busy making my coffee.
00:34:06Oh, this isn't about coffee, Mr. Harper.
00:34:09Who are you and where's your pass?
00:34:12All access.
00:34:14Cute.
00:34:15What's this about?
00:34:17Well, maybe you'd like to go someplace a little more private
00:34:19so we can talk.
00:34:21Oh, here's fine.
00:34:22What's it about?
00:34:24Okay.
00:34:25Mr. Harper, are you aware that your wife was having an affair?
00:34:28Get back to work.
00:34:33Get busy.
00:34:34Move.
00:34:37What do you get off?
00:34:38You're saying something like that in my place of work.
00:34:40Well, where would you want me to say it?
00:34:44This is a joke, right?
00:34:46No, it's no joke.
00:34:48Well, I don't believe it.
00:34:51Gene Harper, 22 St. Clair, drives a silver Mercedes.
00:34:55Wrote several best-selling romance novels.
00:34:59Not my cup of tea, but my old lady eats that stuff up.
00:35:04I'm sorry, Detective, but I'm positive you didn't come here
00:35:06to tell me my wife is having an affair.
00:35:08Was having an affair.
00:35:11Mr. Harper, do you know a man by the name of Travis Freeman?
00:35:14The architect.
00:35:15Sure.
00:35:16The very same.
00:35:18What's that got to do with me?
00:35:19Never met him?
00:35:21No, I haven't.
00:35:22What, are you telling me he's my wife's boyfriend?
00:35:24Was your wife's.
00:35:26Well, what exactly has Mr. Freeman done to attract the attention of L.A.'s finest?
00:35:29Well, it seems your wife's new suitor went and got his throat cut.
00:35:35He's dead?
00:35:36He better be.
00:35:37He's been in a body bag since yesterday.
00:35:39You don't think that Gene had something to do with this?
00:35:45Well, actually, the thought had crossed my mind.
00:35:47Well, that's crazy, because my wife's harmless.
00:35:49Yeah.
00:35:50That crossed my mind, too.
00:35:52You don't think I had something to do with this?
00:35:56I can't slip anything past you, studio execs.
00:36:00Well, that's even crazier, because I've never even gotten so much as a parking ticket.
00:36:03And you're going to stand there and tell me I'm accused of murder?
00:36:06I'm not accusing anybody of anything.
00:36:07I mean, yet.
00:36:09But you have to admit it.
00:36:10I mean, you do have one hell of a motive, don't you think?
00:36:16You're a busy man.
00:36:18I won't take up any more of your time.
00:36:20Thanks, Mr. Harper.
00:36:27I'll be seeing you.
00:36:33Don't say a word to me.
00:36:37Except for a local art community artist Amanda Freeman found dead of an apparent suicide.
00:36:59That's all I can find
00:37:01That she was an artist and that she committed suicide
00:37:04Maybe we should just let the police handle this
00:37:07Surely they have some leads
00:37:08What?
00:37:16I want to talk to my wife in private
00:37:18You know, Chase, you always have this way of making me feel all fuzzy inside
00:37:23He's such a joy kill
00:37:25I know
00:37:26Talk to you later
00:37:28Call me afterwards
00:37:30Always a pleasure
00:37:32I'll bite
00:37:46What's wrong?
00:37:53I wouldn't know where to start
00:37:55Do you know I had a detective Riggs pay me a visit on the set today?
00:38:05Do you have any idea what it's like to hear in the same conversation, mind you, that your wife is not only having an affair...
00:38:10Chase...
00:38:11Let me finish, that my wife is not only having an affair with some architect, but I'm a suspect in their murder
00:38:19Nothing happened
00:38:20Okay, we didn't have an affair, we...
00:38:23I don't care
00:38:24I seem to recall a little indiscretion a few years back
00:38:35Ancient history
00:38:36Is it?
00:38:37Yeah
00:38:38Besides, if I wanted to have an affair, I'd be a little less conspicuous
00:38:41I wouldn't be looking on secondchances.com
00:38:45You know...
00:38:51You don't think I know how to use a computer, Gene?
00:38:54Very discreet
00:38:55I'm going out
00:38:57I'm going out
00:39:25I'm going out
00:39:26I'm going out
00:39:27I'm going out
00:39:28I'm going out
00:39:29I'm going out
00:39:30I'm going out
00:39:31I'm going out
00:39:32I'm going out
00:39:33I'm going out
00:39:34I'm going out
00:39:35I'm going out
00:39:36I'm going out
00:39:37I'm going out
00:39:38I'm going out
00:39:39I'm going out
00:39:40I'm going out
00:39:41I'm going out
00:39:42I'm going out
00:39:43I'm going out
00:39:44I'm going out
00:39:45I'm going out
00:39:46I'm going out
00:39:47I'm going out
00:39:48I'm going out
00:39:49I'm going out
00:39:50I'm going out
00:39:51I'm going out
00:39:52I didn't know you were here.
00:39:58I missed you.
00:40:01You did?
00:40:04Yes, I did.
00:40:07Really?
00:40:09Mm-hmm.
00:40:17Yes, I did.
00:41:22Hey, Mom.
00:41:28Oh, hey, you're up early.
00:41:30I'm going to the beach with Kristen.
00:41:34Time to get in on a second.
00:41:35Uh, I don't know.
00:41:38One-ish?
00:41:39It's late.
00:41:40You should have called.
00:41:42I didn't want to wake you.
00:41:45Mm-hmm.
00:41:46Where's Dad?
00:41:48Wish I knew.
00:41:51What, you mean he didn't come home last night?
00:41:52Mm-hmm.
00:41:53Or call.
00:41:54Well, maybe he just fell asleep at the studio.
00:41:59I'll call you later.
00:42:02But don't worry.
00:42:03I'm sure he's fine.
00:42:04He didn't even come home last night.
00:42:13Can you believe it?
00:42:15He's never stayed out all night and not even bothered to call.
00:42:18Never?
00:42:19Never.
00:42:19No, well, almost never.
00:42:21We've talked about this before, Jean.
00:42:22Your husband does have a history of infidelity.
00:42:25What?
00:42:25Does it make a history?
00:42:28Why am I so angry?
00:42:30This is exactly how you're supposed to feel when your husband doesn't come home at night.
00:42:34Your marriage still means something to you, Jean.
00:42:44I'd say we made some real progress today.
00:42:47Maybe you're not such a lost cause after all.
00:42:59Yeah, so long.
00:43:04What?
00:43:11Finally.
00:43:15Where have you been?
00:43:15Working.
00:43:16Where else would I be?
00:43:18Where were you last night?
00:43:19The screening went late.
00:43:21You know, you could have called, Chase.
00:43:24Yeah, I'm sure you were worried sick about me.
00:43:27Maybe I was.
00:43:30You know what?
00:43:30I don't want to talk about this now.
00:43:32I've got work to do.
00:43:33Okay?
00:43:34We'll talk about it when I get home.
00:43:36Does that mean you're coming home tonight?
00:43:40We'll see.
00:43:49And how long have you known Jean Harper?
00:43:52Let's see.
00:43:53I was her editor for about nine years, so kissing 15 years, give or take.
00:43:58In that time, Jean Harper has never been a violent person.
00:44:08Actually, I was going to ask about the Harper's marriage.
00:44:13Have you ever thought of them as not being quite, um, content?
00:44:18Jean and Chase are just like anybody else.
00:44:19They fight, and they bitch about each other.
00:44:22But they're not killers.
00:44:23No.
00:44:24I don't think they're both killers.
00:44:26Neither of them are killers.
00:44:28Well, hey.
00:44:40How are you?
00:44:43Okay.
00:44:55Okay.
00:44:55Okay.
00:44:57This is ridiculous.
00:45:06What did you say to her?
00:45:08Nothing she didn't suspect already.
00:45:21Look, I know that I'm the bad guy right now.
00:45:27And I'm sorry for that.
00:45:44If you were so damn bored, wouldn't you say something?
00:45:48I did.
00:45:49I've been saying it for years.
00:45:55Well, try explaining that to Claire.
00:45:57Claire, I am not going to let you turn my daughter against me.
00:46:39What did you tell the detectives?
00:46:42I told them you'd be happy to confess.
00:46:45What do you think I told them?
00:46:46That you don't have a murderous bone in your body.
00:46:49What did you say about Chase?
00:46:52Just told them what I know.
00:46:54That you guys have to share problems, that's for sure.
00:46:58But that neither of you are killers.
00:47:01What?
00:47:04Chase?
00:47:05Chase has known about me and Travis all along.
00:47:08What?
00:47:09Secondchances.com and everything.
00:47:11And he never said anything?
00:47:12I don't know.
00:47:15Gene, that is where...
00:47:17I mean, if he's known about you and Travis from the beginning...
00:47:20So I keep saying to myself, could my husband kill a man?
00:47:24And then I say, no, no, no, he couldn't kill a man.
00:47:27But now?
00:47:27I don't know anymore.
00:47:30I hope I'm not intruding.
00:47:46I just have one more question I need to ask you.
00:47:53All right.
00:47:55Just how well do you know your husband?
00:47:57That's a ridiculous question.
00:48:01It's not so ridiculous.
00:48:03Is there anything you want to tell me about your husband?
00:48:06Anything at all?
00:48:07I'm listening.
00:48:08Look, I know you're reluctant, Mrs. Harper.
00:48:14But you know where to find me if you ever want to talk.
00:48:16I don't know where to find me if you ever want to talk.
00:48:46I don't know where to find me.
00:49:16Mr. Harper, I'm going to ask you a question, and I want you to think real hard before
00:49:44you answer it.
00:49:46Did you know Travis Freeman?
00:49:48And if so, were you at his home on the day that he was killed?
00:49:51No, absolutely not.
00:49:53But I will admit I knew my wife was having a little fling on the computer.
00:49:55That's all.
00:49:57So you're telling me that you knew that your wife might have been fooling around, and it
00:50:00wasn't a damn thing you were going to do about it?
00:50:02Oh, I'm telling you the truth.
00:50:04You'd have to know my wife.
00:50:05She could never go through with an affair.
00:50:06She doesn't have it in her.
00:50:07Besides, she rarely finishes anything she starts these days.
00:50:11Look, detective, my wife hasn't completed a novel in six years.
00:50:15She goes to therapy twice a week because of stress, okay?
00:50:18So you're telling me that you were never really threatened by the idea that the little
00:50:22miss might have been fooling around?
00:50:23Exactly.
00:50:25Hmm.
00:50:26Well, that's interesting.
00:50:28Why's that?
00:50:30If you're telling me you're innocent, Mr. Harder, then maybe it means that your wife
00:50:34finally finished what she started.
00:50:38Have a nice day.
00:50:45You really think her husband's dumb enough to blow everything over an online affair?
00:50:49Well, why not?
00:50:50She was ready, too.
00:50:51I'm just not convinced that she's a murderer.
00:50:54She's definitely hiding something.
00:50:56Yeah, well, maybe, but it still doesn't make her a killer.
00:50:59I mean, when you think about it, Meg, what motive does she really have to have killed Freeman?
00:51:04I don't know, Rex.
00:51:07Hey, you think there's some connection between Freeman's murder and his wife's suicide?
00:51:12Stop.
00:51:13Now, listen to me.
00:51:14Stop, Meg.
00:51:15Listen, we've got a murder and a suspect with a real motive.
00:51:18What the hell do we care about a five-year-old's suicide?
00:51:20Call me crazy, but I think it's just too much of a coincidence.
00:51:23What coincidence, Meg?
00:51:25Look, we've got a wife who kills herself, and then five years later, the husband gets
00:51:28whacked.
00:51:29I don't see coincidence.
00:51:30I tell you what I see.
00:51:31I see senseless tragedy.
00:51:33That's it.
00:51:33By the way, I've got some new information on Gene Harper.
00:51:38Oh.
00:51:39It seems our lady is seeing a psychiatrist twice a week for stress.
00:51:45Shopping can be very taxing.
00:51:47Why don't we pay the doctor a visit, see what information we can find out about the Harpers.
00:51:52Let's go.
00:51:52You're investigating Gene in connection with the Travis Freeman murder.
00:52:01That's correct.
00:52:03You know, of course, that I can't discuss our sessions with you.
00:52:08Of course.
00:52:10But as you noted, we are investigating a murder, so any information you can give us would be
00:52:14much appreciated.
00:52:15There isn't much to tell, really.
00:52:18Dr. Thorne, can you tell us why Mrs. Harper sees you twice a week?
00:52:21I'm sure you know that information is confidential.
00:52:24Right.
00:52:24The doctor-patient confidentiality.
00:52:27Exactly.
00:52:28So, asking about the Harpers' marriage would also fall under privilege.
00:52:32I could lose my license by answering that question.
00:52:35Yeah, but Mr. Harper isn't a patient of yours, is he?
00:52:39Well, if you're asking my opinion as to whether or not Chase Harper could have killed Travis
00:52:43Freeman, I'd have to examine Mr. Harper.
00:52:46Otherwise, I'll reserve judgment.
00:52:48Does Mrs. Harper fight with her husband a lot?
00:52:51All couples fight, Detective.
00:52:54Look, if you have any specific questions you want to ask me, feel free to try to subpoena
00:52:58my files, but to sit here and offer conjecture is ludicrous.
00:53:13Hey, stranger.
00:53:22Got a minute?
00:53:26What?
00:53:35Okay, look.
00:53:36I don't know what your father told you,
00:53:37but I want you to know the truth.
00:53:40I get the gist of it.
00:53:42You're bored as hell with us.
00:53:43I'm not bored with you.
00:53:46I was bored with me.
00:53:49I just...
00:53:50I let my life slip away from me, pure and simple.
00:53:54It's called a midlife crisis, Mom.
00:53:56Lots of people have them, and most of them managed to get through it without having an affair.
00:54:00I was lonely.
00:54:06Look, you're grown.
00:54:08You don't need me.
00:54:11Your father, he's never around.
00:54:12He doesn't need me.
00:54:15And I...
00:54:17met this man over the Internet,
00:54:19and we just started exchanging emails with each other.
00:54:22Mom, I really don't think I want to hear this.
00:54:23No, listen.
00:54:25He was going through a rough time,
00:54:27I was going through a rough time,
00:54:28and it just...
00:54:31Now your life's more interesting.
00:54:40That's it?
00:54:42Yeah.
00:54:46Are you going to see him again?
00:54:51No.
00:54:54Well, that made it sound a lot worse.
00:54:57I'm sure he did.
00:55:06I'm sorry.
00:55:08I don't...
00:55:08I don't...
00:55:09Jesus Christ!
00:55:25What are you doing?
00:55:27I'm sorry.
00:55:52I don't know.
00:55:53Let's go.
00:56:23Who the hell are you?
00:56:32What the hell are you doing?
00:56:38Maniac!
00:56:40Crazy!
00:56:53Guess what happened to me today?
00:57:11What?
00:57:15Someone tried to run me off the road up on the canyon.
00:57:18You're kidding.
00:57:19No, I'm not.
00:57:20Came right at me.
00:57:21Did you see who it was?
00:57:23No, they took off.
00:57:24Do you think somebody's trying to kill you?
00:57:26Yep.
00:57:28You think I had something to do with it?
00:57:32I didn't say that.
00:57:33But what did you do today?
00:57:34I saw my therapist.
00:57:39I was interrogated by the police.
00:57:41Good for you.
00:57:42Where's Claire?
00:57:43Upstairs.
00:57:44How is she?
00:57:46She's fine.
00:57:48We're fine.
00:57:50Congratulations.
00:57:51You want her back.
00:57:55You're leaving?
00:57:56Yeah.
00:57:57I'm leaving.
00:58:10Oh, boy.
00:58:11Oh, boy.
00:58:11Hey, thanks, Mac.
00:58:13You bet.
00:58:14Guess what?
00:58:15Somebody tried to off Chase Harper.
00:58:17You're kidding?
00:58:19Nope.
00:58:20Any idea who?
00:58:21Oh, not yet.
00:58:22But I have a feeling the man's going to be looking at his wife a little different tonight.
00:58:29You think he's trying to throw us off?
00:58:32Well, the thought had occurred to me.
00:58:34But I think we ought to keep an eye on him.
00:58:38So what about you?
00:58:39Anything new?
00:58:41Nothing much.
00:58:43Freeman was pretty much a straight shooter.
00:58:45Spent most of his free time trying to get care for his wife's depression.
00:58:48Poor bastard.
00:58:49Yeah, tell me about it.
00:58:51Judging from their medical bills, they must have had her on every experimental drug around.
00:58:55Yeah, well, I still think that you're barking up the wrong tree with that whole dead wife scenario.
00:59:01Humor me.
00:59:02What do we got to lose?
00:59:06Nothing but time, I guess.
00:59:07I'm so sorry.
00:59:15I'm so sorry.
00:59:15I'm so sorry.
00:59:45Thank you for agreeing to see me again, Dr. Thorne.
00:59:53Of course.
00:59:55So.
00:59:55All right.
01:00:03All right.
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