The Beast in the Cellar 1971 With Eng Sub

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Soldiers in a rural English town are being brutally murdered by an unknown creature. Two sisters living nearby realize they might understand what's happening.    #HorrorMovie  #HorrorFilm  #ThrillerMovie  #ThrillerFilm  #TheBeastInTheCellarFullMovie   #TheBeastInTheCellar1971FullMovie

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00:00:00.

00:00:30Let's go.

00:01:28Let's go!

00:01:45Hello, Pennant Control, Pennant Control.

00:01:5007, vehicle unserviceable, it's finally packed up.

00:01:53Roger, 07, where are you?

00:01:55On the moors, suggest I abandon the vehicle and return on foot.

00:01:58Roger, make your vehicle secure.

00:02:00We'll get a recovery vehicle out through tomorrow in daylight.

00:02:03Roger, understood, Al.

00:02:33Oh, God.

00:02:44Oh, God.

00:02:49Oh, God.

00:02:52Oh, God.

00:02:52Ah!

00:02:54Ah!

00:02:55Ah!

00:02:56Ah!

00:03:22There he is.

00:05:06Chief Superintendent Paddock, sir.

00:05:09You are Sir Bernard Newsman, sir?

00:05:10Yes

00:05:16Well, I've never seen anything like this before never

00:05:21Neither of I superintendent

00:05:24Neither of I animal vegetable or what animal human animal or animal animal

00:05:37Without tests I I don't know

00:05:47Oh, we're nearly finished you can take him away soon. What's left of him?

00:05:53How about so bernard let's call it an uninformed yes that's between the two of us

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00:06:05Gashes

00:06:07Claw marks. Well, maybe claw marks

00:06:11talons

00:06:13any footprints

00:06:15Not then there are now that's been heavy due since nightfall, but rock hard before that

00:06:21I'd have expected perhaps trees

00:06:24a high tree

00:06:26All right superintendent just an uninformed guess a private guess between the two of us

00:06:35And the more animal

00:06:38Do you know you mean something like that?

00:06:40No, not humor

00:06:43Bigger

00:06:44Heavier

00:06:46Keep guessing so

00:06:49Um

00:06:53Leopard

00:06:55A left in Lancashire

00:07:05Third

00:07:07King

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00:07:40Little Mayor 270.

00:07:42Hello, Doris?

00:07:44Yes, Joyce Ballantyne speaking.

00:07:47Yes, lovely.

00:07:49No, Ellie's out shopping.

00:07:51She's not back yet.

00:07:53Heard?

00:07:54No, heard what?

00:07:58Last night?

00:08:01This morning, up at the camp?

00:08:04No, we don't listen much now.

00:08:08No, not a word.

00:08:11Who was it?

00:08:14Yes.

00:08:16Yes, we certainly will.

00:08:18No, we'll be all right.

00:08:20Thank you for telling me.

00:08:22Goodbye.

00:09:06Here we go.

00:09:18Here we go.

00:09:48Here we go.

00:10:12Here we go.

00:11:01Here we go.

00:11:11Here we go.

00:11:19Here we go.

00:11:40Why do you go creeping about like that?

00:11:42It's bad for me.

00:11:43It's bad for my heart.

00:11:45I'm not creeping about.

00:11:46There's nothing the slightest bit wrong with your heart, as you very well know.

00:11:49Nothing whatsoever.

00:11:51You're as strong as a horse, although you like to pretend you're not.

00:11:54There is.

00:11:55There is.

00:11:55You know there is.

00:11:56When I have a shock, I get this fluttery feeling, as if my heart's going to stop beating altogether.

00:12:01I told Dr Spencer about it only last week.

00:12:04That's right, Ellie.

00:12:05I know you told Dr Spencer about it.

00:12:08What did Dr Spencer say?

00:12:10He said there was nothing to worry about.

00:12:12But how does he know?

00:12:14But how does he know?

00:12:14It's my heart.

00:12:15Anyway, it's different sitting quietly, talking to him in the surgery.

00:12:19He's never examined me when I've had a shock.

00:12:23In any case, it doesn't alter the fact that the sitting room table is no place for the shopping.

00:12:40You forgot the celery.

00:12:41You know I can't eat cheese without celery.

00:12:44Not as if it's the only shock I had this morning.

00:12:47No, indeed.

00:12:48Ellie, there's no celery.

00:12:50I put it on the list.

00:12:51There wasn't any.

00:12:53Mr Trueblood said he hadn't got any.

00:12:55He went to the market this morning and he didn't care for the look of it.

00:12:58Not with his class of trade, he said.

00:13:01Everything must be tip-top.

00:13:08I don't think this winter will ever end.

00:13:11Summer's always so short.

00:13:13Winter goes on and on.

00:13:18Summer.

00:13:19Oh, I love the summer.

00:13:20Do you remember the first summer of the war when Daddy came home on leave?

00:13:25We went to the fair.

00:13:29I wonder where we can get some celery.

00:13:32You surprise me sometimes, Joyce.

00:13:34You really do.

00:13:36You behave as if you just don't care.

00:13:38What's the good of caring now?

00:13:39Somebody's got to be practical.

00:13:41What good does caring do?

00:13:43A bit of sentiment wouldn't do you any harm.

00:13:46Sentiment isn't going to run this house, as well you know.

00:13:48Bitterness isn't either.

00:13:51And why shouldn't I be better?

00:13:53I've been away from here, married, probably with children of my own, if it hadn't been for me.

00:13:59Oh, yes.

00:13:59You can be sentimental when you like.

00:14:01I know you've had your chances, which is more than I ever did.

00:14:05Do you want to make the coffee or prepare the lunch?

00:14:08You can choose.

00:14:10I haven't told you my news, my first shock of this morning.

00:14:15It was awful.

00:14:18Terrible.

00:14:20It was a really terrible shock.

00:14:22I couldn't wait to get home to tell you.

00:14:25I know about it already.

00:14:28You know?

00:14:30You can't know.

00:14:32Mr. Trueblood told me in the shop not ten minutes ago.

00:14:35I ran all the way home to tell you about it.

00:14:37Well, in spite of your bad heart, it's already all over town.

00:14:42Mrs. Trueblood, the greengrocer's wife, has run off with Mr. Pilkington, the ironmonger.

00:14:48Mrs. Trueblood, Mr. Pilkington, what on earth are you talking about?

00:14:52Mrs. Trueblood was in the shop when I left not ten minutes ago.

00:14:55Oh, maybe I got it wrong.

00:14:57Maybe it's Mr. Trueblood and Mrs. Pilkington.

00:15:00Yes, perhaps that's it.

00:15:01No, neither of them has run away with anyone.

00:15:03They were both in the shop together, large as life.

00:15:06Well, it was probably the fishmonger or somebody.

00:15:09Nobody's run away with anybody.

00:15:12Wish I knew who was spreading rumours like this.

00:15:14It's not good enough.

00:15:15Some people have got nothing better to do than gossip about other people.

00:15:19It's disgraceful.

00:15:20If only people would mind their own...

00:15:25Joyce, you're cruel.

00:15:28You've been making fun of me.

00:15:30Why are you always doing things like that?

00:15:32It's mean, especially when I've got something really important to tell you.

00:15:36Then tell me something really important.

00:15:39Well, it happened last night up near the army camp, though they didn't discover it till this morning.

00:15:46It's terrible.

00:15:47Nobody knows who did it, but Joyce, last night, at Littlemere, there was a murder.

00:15:53Really?

00:15:54Yes, really.

00:15:56A vicious, brutal slaying.

00:15:58That's what Mr Trueblood said.

00:15:59A vicious, brutal slaying.

00:16:01How terrible.

00:16:02Who was it?

00:16:04Who was what?

00:16:05Who was brutally and viciously slain?

00:16:08A soldier.

00:16:09That's who.

00:16:10Private.

00:16:11Thank goodness it was a private.

00:16:12Ellie, what a thing to say.

00:16:15Thank goodness it was a private, indeed.

00:16:17They're human beings just like us.

00:16:19You surprise me.

00:16:20Well, I didn't mean it like that.

00:16:22You know I didn't.

00:16:22It's just that I hoped it wasn't a corporal, otherwise it might have been...

00:16:26Might have been your precious, Alan.

00:16:28Is that what you were going to say?

00:16:29Yes.

00:16:30Yes, it was.

00:16:31I wouldn't like Alan to be slain, and neither would you come to that.

00:16:35You're just as fond of him as I am, just that you don't like to admit it.

00:16:39Am I really?

00:16:40You know you are.

00:16:41He's been a godsend to us, one way and another.

00:16:45I'll go and make the coffee.

00:16:47Good.

00:16:48Then we can sit down and have a nice, long chat about the murder.

00:17:07Did they catch whoever did it?

00:17:10I think we'll have snow.

00:17:12A storm.

00:17:14Wish it would come.

00:17:15But you hate storms.

00:17:17You always have.

00:17:18Why, you used to creep into my bed when there was a storm.

00:17:22At night I hate storms.

00:17:23That's only at night.

00:17:25A nice storm in the daytime is something else again.

00:17:29Oh.

00:17:30This heaviness.

00:17:31It's not clear.

00:17:33I've got such a headache.

00:17:34You are in a bad way.

00:17:35What with your heart and your head.

00:17:40I'm only human, you know, Joyce.

00:17:42I do have little ailments, just like other people from time to time.

00:17:46I'm sorry, Ellie.

00:17:48I think the weather's getting on my nerves, too.

00:17:51The murder going on just up the road and the two of us here like this.

00:17:56They haven't caught the murderer.

00:17:59No, not yet.

00:18:00It's probably one of the soldiers who got drunk and had a fight with another one.

00:18:04That's what Mr Trueblood thinks.

00:18:06You know what they're like, the way they wake me up some nights, coming home to the camp, singing and

00:18:11shouting.

00:18:13Probably.

00:18:15Still, poor boy, he was very young.

00:18:18Nineteen.

00:18:19Nineteen?

00:18:19How do you know?

00:18:21Mr Trueblood never told me that.

00:18:23You knew all the time.

00:18:24You've been pretending.

00:18:25I didn't want to upset you.

00:18:27You were pretending not to know.

00:18:30Why, Joyce?

00:18:30Why?

00:18:31I told you, you were so full of the news.

00:18:34I wanted you to have the pleasure of telling me yourself.

00:18:36Pleasure?

00:18:38Do you think it's a pleasure to know there's a murder at large?

00:18:41Prowling about in the garden at this very minute, perhaps?

00:18:43What sort of pleasure's that?

00:18:45Hush, Ellie.

00:18:46Stop getting in the state.

00:18:47They've probably found him by now, sure to have done.

00:18:52What on earth's the matter with you, Ellie?

00:18:54It's only the front doorbell.

00:18:56Go and answer it.

00:18:57You go.

00:18:59I'm not going.

00:19:00I'm not staring out of this room.

00:19:04I expect it's only the baker.

00:19:09It's not his day.

00:19:18Oh, if we want a toe on earth it was, Alan.

00:19:23Just thought I'd drop by.

00:19:24See how you were.

00:19:26Oh, we're fine, aren't we, Joyce?

00:19:29Fine.

00:19:29There's some time for coffee.

00:19:31I hoped I might be.

00:19:32I haven't had time to stop all morning.

00:19:34I suppose you've heard.

00:19:37About the murder, you mean?

00:19:38Yeah.

00:19:40Yes.

00:19:41Yes, we've heard.

00:19:42I just wanted you to know there's nothing to worry about.

00:19:46They've caught the murderer?

00:19:48No, not yet.

00:19:49But they will, Miss Ballantyne.

00:19:50Don't you worry about it.

00:19:51I've never seen so many police.

00:19:52Everywhere you look.

00:19:54Take my word for it.

00:19:54They'll catch him.

00:19:56Oh, thanks.

00:20:00They know who it is.

00:20:01Do they?

00:20:02Do they know who it is, Alan?

00:20:05Well, no.

00:20:05You see, I'm sort of right in on it.

00:20:08I've got the job of driving the pathologist around.

00:20:10Pathologist?

00:20:11Sir Bernard Newsmith.

00:20:12Yes, he came down from London by helicopter this morning.

00:20:16Helicopter?

00:20:17Fancy.

00:20:19Did you see the body?

00:20:22Yes.

00:20:23Was it brutally and viciously slain?

00:20:26That's what Mr Trueblood said.

00:20:28Brutally and viciously slain.

00:20:30Well, it was really.

00:20:33I overheard Sir Bernard talking to the detective's boss, superintendent somebody.

00:20:37He said it might not have been a human being at all.

00:20:40What?

00:20:40The body?

00:20:41No, whatever killed him.

00:20:43He said it might be something else, an animal of some sort.

00:20:45You mean he might have been gorged by a bull in the dark?

00:20:49No, not a bull.

00:20:51Nothing like that.

00:20:52You should have seen this detective's face.

00:20:54An animal, he said.

00:20:56Sir Bernard said, yeah.

00:20:57A puma, he said.

00:20:58Something like that.

00:20:59No, he said.

00:21:00Not a puma, something bigger than that.

00:21:03Look at those marks made by talons.

00:21:05But what then, said this copper?

00:21:07What sort of an animal?

00:21:08A leopard.

00:21:10A leopard?

00:21:11I think maybe a leopard.

00:21:13Copper stares at him.

00:21:14A leopard, he says.

00:21:15A leopard in Lancashire.

00:21:18He said he couldn't be sure yet,

00:21:19for the detective not to hold him to it,

00:21:21but he thought it could be something like that anyway.

00:21:23Something with claws or talons.

00:21:26Anyway, I just thought I'd look in,

00:21:27tell you not to worry.

00:21:28Don't catch it soon enough, whatever it is.

00:21:31That was nice of you, Alan.

00:21:33Very thoughtful.

00:21:34Very.

00:21:35You're hardly likely to have a leopard come knocking at the door.

00:21:38Well, if you do, don't answer it.

00:21:40He'll go away soon enough.

00:21:41See Alan out, Ellie.

00:21:43Yes, Joyce.

00:21:43Don't trouble me, Sally.

00:21:44I know the way by now.

00:21:46I'll look in again soon.

00:21:47And you're not to worry, either of you.

00:21:49Okay?

00:21:50Bye.

00:21:51Bye.

00:21:56That was nice of him, wasn't it?

00:21:58Very.

00:22:01Rinse the coffee cups, Ellie.

00:22:04I'm going into the garden to see if I can find some odd tired celery.

00:22:09There might just be a bit left in the vegetable patch.

00:22:24Money.

00:22:41There might just be a bit left in the entrepreneurship cast.

00:22:50You're not sure.

00:22:50I don't have to worry, too.

00:22:51But you want to do the grass 이걸 do,

00:22:51not you want to.

00:22:52Yeah, girls, you wanna see it all this tournament.

00:22:54Of course.

00:22:54I can't let her be all cold down.

00:23:15Oh, what did you find, Nellie?

00:23:20Nellie what?

00:23:21Celery, of course. Celery!

00:23:24No. No, there wasn't any there.

00:23:26I couldn't see any.

00:23:28Shame.

00:23:29Well, I didn't...

00:23:31Nellie, please stop that singing. I've got a headache.

00:23:34Well, well, fancy a headache.

00:23:36You that never has anything wrong with you.

00:23:38Please, Nellie.

00:23:39I'm sorry.

00:23:40Shall I get you some of my aspirin with a glass of milk?

00:23:43No, thanks. Don't worry.

00:23:44I just want a bit of quiet.

00:23:46Joyce?

00:23:48What now?

00:23:50What's the matter? What's wrong?

00:23:51I've told you there's nothing the matter. I've just got a headache.

00:23:56Tell me, Joyce.

00:23:57It's not a headache. You never have headaches. You know you don't.

00:24:01We've only got each other.

00:24:04Just the two of us.

00:24:05We've got to help each other. If something's wrong, we've got to stick together.

00:24:09Just the two of us, Nellie.

00:24:13Just the two of us. That's all.

00:24:17It's not true, Nellie.

00:24:20Why lie to yourself? You know it's not true.

00:24:23But Joyce!

00:24:25Nellie, it's no good. You must face facts. You can't just ignore things.

00:24:30You've always done that, ever since you were look a girl.

00:24:34Pretending that father was all right. Always pretending.

00:24:38Pretending that the sun was shining when it was raining.

00:24:41It's no good doing that. Don't you see?

00:24:44We've got to be honest with one another.

00:24:48But he was all right. He was.

00:24:51He had his good days sometimes when he was just like before.

00:24:54You know he did.

00:24:56But they were very few and far between just now and again.

00:25:01Then he used to go to the shed and do his carpentry.

00:25:04Do you remember, Joyce? Such lovely things.

00:25:08Your dressing table. You couldn't buy a thing like that.

00:25:13Beautiful craftsmanship. You don't find that too often.

00:25:17Ellie, you're doing it again. Everything's golden.

00:25:20Everything that happened in the past is like a... like a rainbow.

00:25:23Well, it wasn't and it isn't.

00:25:25You just can't seem to accept that things weren't like that.

00:25:29Not like that at all. Not after the war.

00:25:33Joyce. Joyce.

00:25:36Leave me something.

00:25:39Don't you see?

00:25:41I may not always be here to stand between you and things as they really were.

00:25:46As they really are.

00:25:49I'd rather remember Daddy as he was.

00:25:51He was a marvellous man.

00:25:54Handsome and clever.

00:25:56People used to turn round on the street to look at him.

00:26:00Yes, Ellie, yes, I know.

00:26:04Brilliant and handsome.

00:26:14I'm going to lie down for an hour.

00:26:16Yes, you lie down. I'll get the lunch. I'll call you in plenty of time.

00:26:35You were Daddy.

00:26:37You were brilliant and handsome.

00:26:41People did turn round to look at you on the street.

00:26:44You didn't notice.

00:26:46But I did.

00:26:48And I was so proud to be walking along beside you.

00:26:53You were the best looking man I ever saw.

00:26:59But I suppose Joyce is right.

00:27:05I was before.

00:27:07Four.

00:27:14Four.

00:27:18Four...

00:27:23Four.

00:27:25Four.

00:27:31Space.

00:27:47Gloria?

00:28:04What's the matter?

00:28:05I heard something.

00:28:07It's nothing.

00:28:09There's no one here.

00:28:18Gloria?

00:28:19Boy, someone's watching us.

00:28:20How could there be? Right out here.

00:28:22I just feel.

00:28:22No, you don't feel.

00:28:24You get me all worked up and...

00:28:31Kiss me, Gloria.

00:28:37Kiss me, Gloria.

00:28:39I love you, Gloria.

00:29:04No!

00:29:19Ah.

00:29:20Ah.

00:29:46Oh, there we are.

00:29:47How's the headache now?

00:29:49Better.

00:29:50Good.

00:29:51I've got a surprise for you.

00:29:53Celery.

00:29:54I found it in the garden.

00:29:55You must have missed it this morning.

00:29:56Oh, good.

00:29:58Oh, aren't you going to sit down?

00:30:07Did you have the wireless on?

00:30:09No.

00:30:10You know how loud I have to have it on to hear it properly.

00:30:13I didn't want to disturb you.

00:30:15Did you sleep?

00:30:17No, just rested.

00:30:19It's shivery.

00:30:20Yes, we'll have a storm.

00:30:23You mark my words.

00:30:24This afternoon, probably.

00:30:26I hope they've caught that leopard or whatever it is.

00:30:29I wouldn't sleep tonight, I can tell you.

00:30:32I keep thinking of a wild animal roaming.

00:30:36What's the matter?

00:30:37Did I put too much oil in the salad dressing?

00:30:39I measured it the same as always.

00:30:41Just one egg cup full.

00:30:43Oh, the dressing's perfect.

00:30:44It's just that I'm not hungry.

00:30:47Oh, shall I get Dr Spencer for you?

00:30:49It's all right, Ellie.

00:30:50I'm not ill.

00:30:51I don't know what I'd do if you were, Earl.

00:30:53I just couldn't manage.

00:30:55Don't worry.

00:30:56I won't be ill.

00:30:56I just feel tired of it.

00:31:06Ellie.

00:31:07Yes?

00:31:08I don't think we'd better have our walk this afternoon.

00:31:12Not have our walk?

00:31:13But we always have a walk in the afternoon.

00:31:15Oh, you mean not till they've caught the animal?

00:31:18Oh, you're right, Joyce.

00:31:21Yes.

00:31:22I'll do my sewing and you can read your book.

00:31:25That's a much better idea.

00:31:43Ah!

00:32:11Is the cocoa ready?

00:32:12Yes, yes.

00:32:13It's on the stove.

00:32:14I'll get it.

00:32:29We'll need some more of this from Dr Spencer soon.

00:32:32Last time he said he was worried about the amount you were taking.

00:32:35Suppose he starts to cut it down.

00:32:37He won't.

00:32:38I'll tell him it's my nerves again.

00:32:40He'll understand.

00:32:41Especially with the murder.

00:32:43Take that down.

00:32:43Yes, Joyce.

00:32:58Yes, Joyce.

00:33:00It was right, wasn't it, Father?

00:33:03You knew that?

00:33:05Ah!

00:33:08Joyce, Joyce, Joyce, he's gone, he's gone!

00:33:28You are a gooselly.

00:33:29Hey, how on earth could he get out?

00:33:32Oh, he's all right.

00:33:34He wasn't.

00:33:35No, he wasn't.

00:33:36Take that light away.

00:33:38He doesn't like it.

00:33:41Oh, you poor, poor thing.

00:33:47Ah!

00:34:10Oh, Alan.

00:34:11I have picked up your meat.

00:34:14Come in.

00:34:20Alan's got the meat for us, Joyce.

00:34:23Thank you, Alan.

00:34:23Oh, it's okay.

00:34:24I'll save this for you, too.

00:34:25You've got good, healthy appetites.

00:34:31Any more news?

00:34:33Well, I shouldn't really tell you this.

00:34:35Nobody knows yet.

00:34:36But there's been another.

00:34:38Another?

00:34:38Another soldier's been killed.

00:34:40Oh, my God.

00:34:42How terrible.

00:34:44Did they get anyone?

00:34:45Catch anyone?

00:34:46No, but someone saw the thing getting away.

00:34:49Thing?

00:34:49It was a girl saw it.

00:34:51She thought it was an animal of some kind, but she couldn't really tell.

00:34:54She's in hospital.

00:34:55Did it attack her as well?

00:34:57No, no.

00:34:57Shock.

00:34:58She couldn't tell them much.

00:34:59They're waiting for her to recover.

00:35:01The camp, they're laying on special patrols, mostly for the married quarters.

00:35:04So I had a word with the adjutant.

00:35:06I asked him if he'd include your house in the patrols.

00:35:09So you've no need to worry.

00:35:10There'll be someone keeping an eye on the place at regular intervals.

00:35:13Very kind of you, Alan.

00:35:15Oh, it's nothing.

00:35:16Yes, very thoughtful.

00:35:18It makes us both feel a lot better, doesn't it, Ellie?

00:35:21Yes.

00:35:22Yes, indeed.

00:35:24Would you like a cup of tea, Alan?

00:35:26I'd love one.

00:35:27But I've got to go and pick up my doctor.

00:35:29So I'll drop by and see you tomorrow, okay?

00:35:32Bye.

00:35:32I'll see myself out.

00:35:35When did it happen, Alan, the second murder?

00:35:39Uh, lunchtime.

00:35:40Somewhere between 12 and 1.

00:35:42See you tomorrow.

00:35:48I knew he wasn't there when I first looked.

00:35:50It's him.

00:35:51He's found a way of getting out.

00:35:52I know he has.

00:35:53Ellie, don't be silly.

00:35:54How could he possibly get out?

00:35:55I don't know how.

00:35:56How should I know?

00:35:57But I know he has.

00:35:59He's doing these murders.

00:36:00I'm going to look.

00:36:29It's a victim.

00:36:30Joyce, he couldn't get out.

00:36:32He could, he could.

00:36:33There must be a way.

00:36:34A tunnel or something.

00:36:40Look.

00:36:42That hole in the hedge, that wasn't there.

00:36:46Joyce.

00:36:47There's something.

00:36:54It's a bicycle, that's all.

00:36:58But whose choice?

00:37:00Whose?

00:37:15You see, Ellie, I told you, it was just your imagination.

00:37:25Let's go.

00:37:40I told you, Joyce.

00:37:42He can get out.

00:37:43There's the hole.

00:37:45It is him.

00:37:47I wonder how long he's been using it.

00:37:49That's hardly important now.

00:37:52We'll have to block it up somehow.

00:37:54We'll put father's bench over it.

00:37:56Come on, Ellie.

00:37:57You'll have to help me.

00:38:06Help me with the bench, Ellie.

00:38:11Oh, Joyce, Joyce.

00:38:18Are you all right?

00:38:19Oh, help me, Ellie.

00:38:21I think I've hurt myself.

00:38:23Help me.

00:38:24Don't move, Joyce.

00:38:25Stay there.

00:38:26I'll get Dr Spencer.

00:38:27We can't, Ellie.

00:38:28We can't have the doctor here.

00:38:30You'll have to get me back to the house.

00:38:32Doesn't matter if the doctor comes in here.

00:38:34We've got to tell the police now anyway.

00:38:36Get me back to the house.

00:39:10Oh, Ellie, Dad.

00:39:13Oh, Ellie, Dad.

00:39:27Oh, Ellie, Dad.

00:39:30Oh, Ellie, Dad.

00:39:43I'll ring up and get the doctor.

00:39:54Hello, Doris.

00:39:56This is Ellie Ballantine.

00:39:58Would you put me through to Dr Spencer?

00:40:02I don't think it's broken.

00:40:05But we can't be sure till we get you into hospital and have some x-rays done.

00:40:09Hospital?

00:40:11I'm not going into hospital.

00:40:12Of course you are.

00:40:14You'll be well taken care of.

00:40:15Don't worry.

00:40:16I'm not going into hospital.

00:40:18That's final.

00:40:19I can't leave Ellie here alone.

00:40:21No, I couldn't manage here by myself.

00:40:24I couldn't.

00:40:25Let Joyce stay here and I'll be able to look after her.

00:40:28I must stay here.

00:40:30All right, but you must go into hospital to have x-rays taken.

00:40:33And if necessary, a cast or strapping.

00:40:35Then we'll bring you back.

00:40:37Yes, I can go with you and then we can come back together.

00:40:41I'll have a nurse come in morning and evening.

00:40:45That won't be necessary, doctor.

00:40:47I can manage.

00:40:48No, you can't.

00:40:50If Joyce is in plaster, you'll never be able to manage her.

00:40:54We can't have both of you laid up, can we?

00:40:58Ellie.

00:41:04Hello, Doris.

00:41:05Get me the little mere general, will you?

00:41:08No, nothing very serious.

00:41:11Ellie.

00:41:12Yes, Joyce.

00:41:14Ellie, I want you to promise me something.

00:41:18Promise you?

00:41:19Promise me that you won't.

00:41:22That you won't.

00:41:24What?

00:41:25Won't what?

00:41:27That you won't go to the police.

00:41:32But Joyce, we've got to.

00:41:36Promise me, Ellie.

00:41:38But what about...

00:41:39The hole's blocked up now.

00:41:42He can't get out again.

00:41:44But Joyce...

00:41:46There's a spade in the shed.

00:41:49Please, Ellie.

00:41:52Ellie.

00:41:58To the trifle...

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00:42:05He can't get out again.

00:42:05Wholly...

00:42:06The hole you...

00:42:10Do thepat 직접 будет.

00:42:21That I can't get out.

00:42:22Here we go, Wei!

00:42:22Babuses for the last night.

00:42:23One of the crowns on the escocательно.

00:42:23That's a good boy!

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