{1812}{1867}Honey, have you seen my wallet?
{1898}{1956}lsn't it on the bedside table?
{2113}{2173}Now listen, we' re running a little late.
{2178}{2203}l know.
{2220}{2253}How do l look?
{2258}{2293}Perfect.
{2299}{2339}ls my hair okay?
{2350}{2378}lt's great.
{2384}{2433}You' re not even looking at it.
{2462}{2497}lt's beautiful.
{2508}{2548}You always look beautiful.
{2560}{2609}Did you give Roz the phone|and pager numbers?
{2614}{2673}Yeah, l put it on the fridge.|Let's go.
{2678}{2702}Coming.
{2724}{2761}All right.
{2767}{2796}l' m ready.
{3204}{3245}What's the babysitter's name?
{3250}{3273}Roz.
{3335}{3402}Okay, Roz, we' re going now.
{3416}{3475}You look amazing, Mrs. Harford.
{3480}{3536}Thank you.|Helena, are you ready for bed?
{3541}{3604}Yes, Mommy. Can l stay up|and watch The NUtcracker?
{3610}{3655}-What time's it on?|-9:00.
{3661}{3723}-You can watch that.|-Can l stay up until you get home?
{3728}{3802}-No, darling.|-lt'll be a little late for that.
{3808}{3861}The phone number is on the fridge. . .
{3866}{3930}. . .and there's food in there,|so help yourself.
{3936}{3977}We shouldn't be later than 1 :00.
{3983}{4047}-l'll hold our cab to take you home.|-Thanks, Dr. Harford.
{4052}{4085}You be good, baby.
{4106}{4172}-Good night, sweetheart.|-See you in the morning.
{4383}{4473}-Victor, lllona.|-Bill, Alice.
{4478}{4539}-Merry Christmas.|-Thank you for coming.
{4548}{4655}-Thanks so much for coming.|-We wouldn't miss it for the world.
{4660}{4734}Alice, look at you.|God, you' re absolutely stunning!
{4739}{4785}l don't say that to all the women.|Do l?
{4790}{4832}-Yes, he does.|-He does?
{4837}{4909}That osteopath you sent me to,|the guy that worked on my arm?
{4914}{4995}-You ought to see my serve now.|-He's the top man in New York.
{5000}{5060}l could have told you that,|looking at his bill.
{5065}{5123}Go inside, have a drink,|enjoy the party.
{5128}{5193}l'll see you in a little bit.|Thanks for coming.
{5504}{5553}Do you know anyone here?
{5585}{5645}Not a soul.
{5835}{5940}Why do you think Ziegler invites us|to these things every year?
{5969}{6076}This is what you get|for making house calls.
{6343}{6395}You see that guy at the piano?
{6424}{6485}l went to medical school with him.
{6498}{6522}Really?
{6601}{6661}He plays pretty good for a doctor.
{6680}{6766}He's not a doctor. He dropped out.
{6841}{6899}Ladies and gentlemen,|l hope you' re enjoying yourselves.
{6904}{6987}The band's going to take a break.|We'll be back in 1 0 minutes.
{7004}{7028}Thank you.
{7201}{7246}Let's go over and say hello.
{7251}{7309}l desperately need|to go to the bathroom.
{7314}{7410}You go and say hello, and l'll|meet you where? At the bar?
{7422}{7448}Good.
{7698}{7733}Nightingale.
{7753}{7781}Nick Nightingale!
{7787}{7841}Oh, my God! Bill.
{7853}{7923}Bill Harford!|How the hell are you, buddy?
{7928}{8010}-How long has it been?|-l don't know. 1 0 years?
{8015}{8047}And a couple.
{8061}{8105}-Do you have time for a drink?|-Sure.
{8204}{8255}You haven't changed a bit.
{8260}{8329}Thanks, l think.|So how you doing?
{8335}{8399}Not too bad, you know. Not too bad.
{8404}{8459}l see you've become a pianist.
{8464}{8525}Oh, yes, well, my friends call me that.
{8547}{8608}How about you?|You still in the doctor business?
{8613}{8710}You know what they say:|""Once a doctor, always a doctor. ""
{8715}{8818}Yes, or in my case:|""Never a doctor, never a doctor. ""
{8838}{8896}l never did understand|why you walked away.
{8914}{8970}lt's a nice feeling. l do it a lot.
{8975}{9004}Cheers.
{9018}{9100}Excuse me.|Nick, l need you a minute.
{9105}{9144}Be right with you.
{9149}{9213}l gotta go do something.|lf l don't catch you later. . .
{9218}{9309}. . .l'll be down at the Village|for two weeks at the Sonata Caf.
{9314}{9378}-Stop by if you get a chance.|-l'll be there.
{9398}{9469}-lt's great seeing you.|-Good seeing you too, man.
{10464}{10546}l think that's my glass.
{10551}{10626}l' m absolutely certain of it.
{10962}{11058}My name is Sandor Szavost.|l' m Hungarian.
{11313}{11371}My name is Alice Harford.
{11379}{11428}l' m American.
{11444}{11490}Delighted to meet you, Alice.
{11528}{11642}Did you ever read the Latin poet Ovid|on The Art of Love?
{11693}{11780}Didn't he wind up all by himself. . .
{11795}{11851}. . .crying his eyes out. . .
{11856}{11946}. . .in some place|with a very bad climate?
{11975}{12045}But he also had a good time first.
{12056}{12112}A very good time.
{12171}{12238}Are you here|with anyone tonight, Alice?
{12313}{12362}With my husband.
{12370}{12417}Oh, how sad.
{12434}{12552}But then l' m sure he's the sort of man|who wouldn't mind if we danced.
{12668}{12721}What do you do, Alice?
{12734}{12815}Well, at the moment. . .
{12834}{12891}. . .l' m looking for a job.
{12919}{13009}l used to manage|an art gallery in SoHo.
{13025}{13076}But it went broke.
{13126}{13163}What a shame.
{13204}{13265}l have some friends in the art game.
{13281}{13334}Perhaps l can be of some help.
{13424}{13464}Thank you.
{13924}{13963}Someone you know?
{14056}{14096}My. . .
{14109}{14146}. . .husband.
{14258}{14331}Don't you think|one of the charms of marriage. . .
{14337}{14448}. . .is that it makes deception|a necessity for both parties?
{14542}{14604}May l ask why a beautiful woman. . .
{14616}{14704}. . .who could have any man in this room,|wants to be married?
{14775}{14823}Why wouldn't she?
{14866}{14916}ls it as bad as that?
{14947}{15004}As good as that.
{15022}{15064}Do you know Nuala Windsor?
{15069}{15180}No, and it's very lovely|to meet you both.
{15228}{15277}How do you spell Nuala?
{15292}{15410}N-U-A-L-A.
{15452}{15518}You don't remember me, do you?
{15546}{15608}You were very kind to me once.
{15613}{15703}Only once?|That sounds like a terrible oversight!
{15736}{15837}l was doing a photo session|in Rockefeller Plaza. . .
{15842}{15880}. . .on a very windy day. . .?
{15885}{15986}-And you got something in your eye.|-Just about half of Fifth Avenue.
{15996}{16080}You were such a gentleman!|You gave me your handkerchief. . .
{16086}{16145}. . .which was also clean.
{16185}{16274}That is the kind of hero|l can be sometimes.
{16297}{16372}You know why women used to get married,|don't you?
{16409}{16462}Why don't you tell me?
{16504}{16575}lt was the only way they could|lose their virginity. . .
{16585}{16671}. . .and be free to do|what they wanted with other men.
{16696}{16749}The ones they really wanted.
{16861}{16909}Fascinating.
{17004}{17094}Do you know what's so nice|about doctors?
{17133}{17217}Usually a lot less than people imagine.
{17258}{17321}They always seem so. . .
{17343}{17380}. . .knowledgeable.
{17404}{17496}Oh, they are very knowledgeable. . .
{17501}{17570}. . .about all sorts of things.
{17617}{17668}But l bet they work too hard.
{17680}{17771}Just think of all they miss.
{17793}{17849}You' re probably right.
{17873}{17988}Ladies, where exactly are we going?
{18004}{18041}Exactly?
{18100}{18161}Where the rainbow ends.
{18175}{18220}Where the rainbow ends?
{18225}{18308}Don't you want to go|where the rainbow ends?
{18313}{18387}Now that depends where that is.
{18392}{18432}Well, let's find out.
{18437}{18505}Excuse me, ladies.|Sorry, Dr. Harford.
{18511}{18613}Could you come with me for a moment?|Something for Mr. Ziegler.
{18669}{18697}Fine.
{18739}{18773}To be continued?
{19320}{19370}Bill, thanks for coming.
{19418}{19487}We had a little accident here.
{19496}{19529}What happened?
{19542}{19588}Well, she was. . . .
{19600}{19700}She was shooting up|and she had a bad reaction.
{19744}{19772}What did she take?
{19799}{19880}A speedball or a snowball|or whatever the hell they call it.
{19885}{19929}lt's heroin and coke.
{20000}{20048}Heroin and coke?
{20108}{20140}Anything else?
{20180}{20258}We had a couple of drinks,|some champagne. That was it.
{20269}{20310}How long has she been like this?
{20321}{20398}Maybe five minutes, six minutes,|something like that.
{20403}{20430}What's her name?
{20461}{20487}Mandy.
{20716}{20761}Can you hear me, Mandy?
{20796}{20880}Can you hear me?|Move your head if you can hear me.
{20916}{20990}Move your head if you can|hear me, Mandy. There you go.
{20995}{21033}You can hear me.
{21038}{21139}Can you open your eyes for me?|Mandy, can you do that?
{21156}{21236}Let me see you open your eyes.|There you go, come on.
{21241}{21313}Come on, look at me. Look at me.
{21326}{21386}Look at me. Look at me.
{21406}{21480}Look at me. Look at me, Mandy.
{21521}{21544}Good.
{21580}{21613}Good.
{21659}{21739}l love Victor's art collection,|don't you?
{21833}{21878}lt's wonderful.
{21915}{21986}Have you ever seen|his sculpture gallery?
{22089}{22130}l haven't.
{22149}{22264}He has a wonderful collection|of Renaissance bronzes.
{22317}{22368}Do you like the period?
{22445}{22485}l do.
{22500}{22552}l adore it.
{22602}{22661}The sculpture gallery is upstairs.
{22696}{22744}Would you like to see it?
{22818}{22861}l can show it to you.
{22947}{22993}We won't be gone long.
{23171}{23214}Maybe. . .
{23278}{23353}. . .not just. . .
{23381}{23415}. . .now.
{23848}{23950}That was really one hell|of a scare you gave us, kiddo.
{23988}{24020}Sorry.
{24237}{24287}How are you feeling now, Mandy?
{24336}{24363}Better.
{24594}{24701}You are a very, very lucky girl.
{24728}{24761}You know that?
{24815}{24853}l know.
{24878}{24934}You' re gonna be okay this time.
{24964}{25042}But you can't keep doing this.
{25060}{25096}You understand?
{25202}{25295}You' re going to need some rehab.|You know that, don't you?
{25338}{25376}l know.
{25648}{25673}Well, Victor. . .
{25725}{25763}. . .l'll leave the rest to you.
{25768}{25834}ls it okay if l dress her|and get her out of here?
{25839}{25928}No, l'd keep her here|for another hour.
{25933}{25969}Another hour?
{26009}{26085}Then l'd have someone take her home.
{26230}{26266}Good night, Mandy.
{26337}{26390}l can't thank you enough for this.
{26408}{26461}-You saved my ass.|-l' m glad l was here.
{26466}{26525}Bill, l probably. . . .
{26544}{26630}l know l don't have to mention this. . .
{26636}{26705}. . .but this is just between us.
{26717}{26747}Of course.
{26760}{26790}Thanks.
{27294}{27404}l think l've had|a little too much champagne.
{27479}{27565}l think l have to go|and find my husband now.
{27570}{27681}But l' m sure he'll be all right|on his own a little longer.
{27742}{27775}Yes. . .
{27809}{27848}. . .but will l?
{27864}{27905}Of course you will.
{28028}{28120}l really have to go.|l have to go.
{28125}{28168}You don't, you know.
{28209}{28272}Yes, l do.
{28400}{28444}l must see you again.
{28488}{28550}-That's impossible.|-Why?
{28586}{28628}Because. . .
{28690}{28744}. . .l' m married.
{30300}{30335}Good morning, Lisa.
{30340}{30391}Good morning, doctor.|Your mail.
{30396}{30466}Good. Please ask Janelle|to bring me my coffee.
{30471}{30510}-Sure.|-Thank you.
{30524}{30595}-Good morning, Sarah.|-Good morning, doctor.
{30600}{30673}""'Twas the night before Christmas,|when all throUgh the hoUse...
{30678}{30747}...not a creatUre was stirring,|not even a moUse. ""
{30847}{30909}Okay. That's fine.|You can put your gown on.
{31022}{31063}Hold this for Mommy.
{31101}{31144}Looking forward to Christmas?
{31170}{31211}Does this hurt?
{31554}{31585}Right there?
{31848}{31894}Daddy's gonna like that.
{31911}{31952}Very good choice.
{31971}{32027}""--before me. . .
{32039}{32158}. . .when l jump into my bed. ""
{32206}{32306}We should call the Zieglers|and thank them for the party.
{32329}{32373}l've taken care of that.
{32412}{32445}Good.
{32465}{32549}So how do you feel about wrapping|the rest of the presents?
{32589}{32642}Let's do that tomorrow.
{33746}{33797}Tell me something.
{33911}{33995}Those two girls. . .
{34039}{34102}. . .at the party last night. . . .
{34242}{34290}Did you. . .
{34314}{34371}. . .by any chance. . .
{34380}{34436}. . .happen to. . .
{34476}{34543}. . .fuck them?
{34606}{34638}What?
{34709}{34772}What are you talking about?
{34868}{34956}l' m talking about the two girls. . .
{34963}{35056}. . .that you were so blatantly|hitting on.
{35095}{35170}l wasn't hitting on anybody.
{35243}{35291}Who were they?
{35370}{35458}They were just a couple of models.
{35555}{35664}And where did you disappear to|with them for so long?
{35669}{35716}Wait a minute.
{35822}{35917}l didn't disappear with anybody.
{35984}{36047}Ziegler wasn't feeling too well. . .
{36067}{36136}. . .and l got called upstairs|to see him.
{36227}{36298}Anyway, who was the guy|you were dancing with?
{36445}{36515}A friend of the Zieglers.
{36580}{36613}What did he want?
{36620}{36668}What did he want?
{36830}{36868}Sex. . .
{36918}{36964}. . .upstairs.
{36990}{37035}Then and there.
{37093}{37130}ls that all?
{37140}{37200}Yeah, that was all.
{37205}{37272}Just wanted to fuck my wife.
{37375}{37412}That's right.
{37420}{37475}Well, l guess that's understandable.
{37547}{37599}Understandable?
{37620}{37672}Because you are a very. . .
{37697}{37749}. . .very beautiful woman.
{37823}{37856}Wait.
{37952}{37992}Because l' m a beautiful woman. . .
{37997}{38100}. . .the only reason any man|ever wants to talk to me. . .
{38145}{38249}. . .is because he wants to fuck me.|ls that what you' re saying?
{38310}{38428}Well, l don't think it's quite|that black and white. . .
{38483}{38596}. . .but l think we both know|what men are like.
{38648}{38692}So on that basis. . .
{38697}{38817}. . .l should conclude that you|wanted to fuck those two models.
{38863}{38936}There are exceptions.
{38976}{39069}And what makes you an exception?
{39135}{39223}What makes me an exception is that. . .
{39252}{39311}. . .l happen to be in love with you.
{39337}{39375}And because we' re married. . .
{39380}{39483}. . .and because l would never|lie to you. . .
{39499}{39537}. . .or hurt you.
{39728}{39818}Do you realize that|what you' re saying. . .
{39824}{39904}. . .is that the only reason you|wouldn't fuck those models. . .
{39909}{39971}. . .is out of consideration for me?
{39976}{40049}Not because you really|wouldn't want to.
{40059}{40124}Let's just relax, Alice.
{40129}{40191}This pot is making you aggressive.
{40197}{40278}No! lt's not the pot. lt's you!
{40284}{40346}Why can't you ever give me|a straight fucking answer?
{40351}{40413}l was under the impression|that's what l was doing.
{40418}{40495}l don't even know|what we' re arguing about here.
{40500}{40553}l' m not arguing.
{40570}{40679}l' m just trying to find out|where you' re coming from.
{40688}{40726}Where l' m coming from?
{40835}{40946}Let's say, for example,|you have some gorgeous woman. . .
{40956}{41050}. . .standing in your office naked. . .
{41055}{41119}. . .and you' re feeling her fucking tits.
{41124}{41167}Now, what l want to know. . . .
{41172}{41292}l want to know what you' re thinking|about when you' re squeezing them.
{41300}{41396}Alice, l happen to be a doctor.
{41414}{41463}lt's all very impersonal. . .
{41468}{41554}. . .and you know|there's always a nurse present.
{41569}{41684}So when you' re feeling tits, it's|nothing more than your professionalism?
{41689}{41714}Exactly.
{41719}{41828}Sex is the last thing on my mind|when l' m with a patient.
{41860}{41959}Now, when she is having|her little titties squeezed. . .
{41964}{42018}. . .do you think she ever|has fantasies. . .
{42023}{42126}. . .about what handsome Dr. Bill's|dickie might be like?
{42176}{42279}Come on, l can assure you|sex is the last thing. . .
{42285}{42386}. . .on this fucking hypothetical|woman patient's mind.
{42392}{42437}And what makes you so sure?
{42556}{42606}lf for no better reason. . .
{42619}{42690}. . .because she's afraid of|what l might find.
{42736}{42826}So after you tell her that|everything's fine, what then?
{42846}{42885}What then?
{42919}{42972}l don't know, Alice. . . .
{43009}{43040}What then?
{43120}{43180}Women don't. . . .
{43208}{43293}They basically just don't|think like that.
{43348}{43433}Millions of years of evolution, right?
{43478}{43536}Men have to stick it|every place they can. . .
{43541}{43618}. . .but for women, it is just about|security and commitment. . .
{43628}{43677}. . .and whatever the fuck else!
{43684}{43772}A little oversimplified, Alice.|But yes, something like that.
{43785}{43872}lf you men only knew.
{43904}{44004}What l do know is you got stoned,|you tried to pick a fight. . .
{44009}{44084}. . .and now you' re trying|to make me jealous.
{44089}{44140}But you' re not the jealous type,|are you?
{44145}{44173}No, l' m not.
{44178}{44228}You've never been jealous about me,|have you?
{44234}{44257}No, l haven't.
{44262}{44322}And why haven't you ever|been jealous about me?
{44328}{44422}Well, l don't know, Alice.|Maybe because you' re my wife.
{44427}{44484}Maybe because you' re|the mother of my child. . .
{44489}{44556}. . .and l know you would never|be unfaithful to me.
{44561}{44664}You are very, very sure of yourself. . .
{44669}{44700}. . .aren't you?
{44713}{44740}No.
{44760}{44800}l' m sure of you.
{45095}{45139}Do you think that's funny?
{45355}{45396}All right. Fuck it.
{45414}{45506}Now we get|the fucking laughing fit, right?
{45783}{45816}Do you. . . .
{45868}{45956}Do you remember|last summer at Cape Cod?
{46122}{46196}Do you remember one night|in the dining room. . .
{46201}{46253}. . .there was this young naval officer. . .
{46258}{46368}. . .and he was sitting near our table|with two other officers?
{46404}{46429}No.
{46495}{46593}The waiter brought him a message,|at which point he left.
{46598}{46662}Nothing rings a bell?
{46823}{46853}Well. . .
{46900}{46997}. . .l first saw him|that morning in the lobby.
{47016}{47080}He was checking into the hotel. . .
{47086}{47170}. . .and he was following the bellboy|with his luggage. . .
{47186}{47234}. . .to the elevator.
{47343}{47448}He glanced at me as he walked past.|Just a glance.
{47478}{47520}Nothing more.
{47696}{47771}But l could hardly. . .
{47811}{47848}. . .move.
{48052}{48117}That afternoon. . .
{48172}{48269}. . .Helena went to the movies|with her friend. . .
{48353}{48410}. . .and you and l made love.
{48472}{48592}And we made plans about our future. . .
{48620}{48716}. . .and we talked about Helena.
{48758}{48797}And yet. . .
{48824}{48889}. . .at no time. . .
{48920}{48984}. . .was he ever. . .
{49012}{49103}. . .out of my mind.
{49234}{49352}And l thought if he wanted me. . .
{49389}{49456}. . .even if it was only. . .
{49494}{49538}. . .for one night. . .
{49641}{49730}. . .l was ready to give up everything.
{49772}{49804}You.
{49868}{49903}Helena.
{49966}{50055}My whole fucking future.
{50109}{50148}Everything.
{50306}{50410}And yet it was weird,|because at the same time. . .
{50438}{50504}. . .you were dearer to me than ever.
{50612}{50686}And at that moment, my love for you. . .
{50728}{50779}. . .was both. . .
{50847}{50959}. . .tender and sad.
{51220}{51285}l barely slept that night. . .
{51346}{51434}. . .and l woke up the next morning|in a panic.
{51488}{51580}l didn't know whether l was|afraid that he had left. . .
{51615}{51697}. . .or that he might still be there.
{51800}{51878}But by dinner. . .
{51940}{52034}. . .l realized he was gone. . .
{52146}{52241}. . .and l was. . .
{52263}{52313}. . .relieved.
{53009}{53052}Yes, this is Dr. Harford.
{53208}{53245}When did it happen?
{53410}{53448}l have the address.
{53468}{53499}Thank you.
{53684}{53737}Lou Nathanson just died.
{53941}{54013}l think l have to go over there|and show my face.
{55305}{55372}-Hello, Rosa.|-Good evening, Dr. Harford.
{55404}{55496}-How is Miss Nathanson?|-Not so good. She's in the bedroom.
{55501}{55528}Thank you.
{55896}{55924}Come in.
{56072}{56101}Marion. . . .
{56146}{56191}Oh, Dr. Harford. . . .
{56210}{56274}How good of you to come.
{56279}{56338}l came as soon as l got the message.
{56343}{56373}Thank you.
{56421}{56474}-l' m so sorry.|-Thank you.
{56479}{56522}Your father was. . . .
{56548}{56617}He was a very brave man.
{56637}{56672}Oh, thank you.
{56689}{56730}How are you holding up?
{56786}{56826}l' m a bit numb.
{56836}{56906}l don't think it's really sunk in yet.
{56939}{56988}Would you like to sit down?
{57701}{57755}lt's so unreal.
{57786}{57835}Daddy had such a good day.
{57880}{57993}His mind was clear,|and he remembered so many things.
{58067}{58118}Then he had a little dinner. . .
{58127}{58205}. . .and he said he felt like|taking a nap.
{58237}{58354}l went into the kitchen and talked|to Rosa for half an hour at most. . .
{58386}{58461}. . .and when l went to see how he was. . .
{58466}{58521}. . .l just thought he was asleep.
{58641}{58738}Then l realized he wasn't breathing.
{58876}{58915}From what you've said. . .
{58920}{59017}. . .l' m sure your father died peacefully|in his sleep.
{59060}{59113}Oh, God, l hope so.
{59165}{59284}l think l've been more afraid of|the way it was going to happen. . .
{59300}{59351}. . .than his death itself.
{59393}{59460}Have you had a chance to phone|any of your relatives?
{59515}{59619}l tried to call my stepmother in London,|but she was out.
{59633}{59701}My boyfriend, Carl,|is making some calls. . .
{59706}{59774}. . .and he'll be coming over soon.
{59884}{59958}l think you've met Carl here|a few times.
{59991}{60063}Yes, l remember him.|He's a teacher, isn't he?
{60068}{60117}A math professor.
{60188}{60278}We' re going to get married in May.
{60324}{60420}Well, that's wonderful news.|Congratulations.
{60512}{60545}Thank you.
{60600}{60695}Carl has a new teaching appointment|at the University of Michigan.
{60700}{60752}We'll be moving out there soon.
{60770}{60866}Michigan's a beautiful state.|l think you'll like it a lot.
{61026}{61098}lt really could be a wonderful|change for you, Marion.
{61569}{61620}Oh, my God, no. . . .
{62098}{62140}l love you.
{62208}{62236}l love you.
{62241}{62305}l love you, l love you, l love you.
{62311}{62381}l don't want to go away with Carl.
{62388}{62437}Marion, l don't think you realize--
{62442}{62473}l do.
{62480}{62599}Even if l' m never to see you again,|l want at least to live near you.
{62619}{62690}Marion, listen to me. Listen to me.
{62720}{62837}You' re very upset, and l don't think|you realize what you' re saying.
{62878}{62913}l love you.
{62947}{63016}We barely know each other.
{63038}{63128}We haven't had a single conversation|about anything except your father.
{63134}{63174}l love you.
{63322}{63366}That's probably Carl.
{63393}{63449}Please don't despise me.
{63585}{63636}-Hello, Rosa.|-Hello, Mr. Thomas.
{63677}{63756}-ls she in the bedroom?|-Yes, she is.
{63761}{63789}Thank you.
{64061}{64086}Come in.
{64212}{64243}Darling.
{64337}{64388}l' m so very sorry.
{64409}{64447}Are you all right?
{64461}{64497}l' m okay.
{64546}{64627}-Dr. Harford, good evening.|-Good evening, Carl.
{64633}{64701}Thank you very much|for coming over here tonight.
{64706}{64777}-lt's the least l could do.|-lt means a lot to us.
{64784}{64811}Thank you.
{64929}{64996}l was actually on my way out.
{65064}{65092}Marion. . .
{65127}{65188}. . .your father was very proud of you. . .
{65193}{65313}. . .and l know you gave him|great comfort these last months.
{65349}{65377}Thank you.
{65535}{65588}l'll show you out.
{65651}{65681}Good night.
{66830}{66888}Listen to this.|She had a red rose in her mouth.
{66893}{66953}She was doing a Mexican lap dance|right in my face.
{66959}{67039}l' m serious!|l got scars on the back of my neck.
{67044}{67089}What team's this switch hitter|playing for?
{67094}{67152}-Looks like the pink team.|-Look at this faggot!
{67157}{67199}Hey, watch it, you faggot!
{67204}{67260}Merry Christmas, Mary!
{67265}{67327}-Your butt-brothers are back there!|-Prime cut of meat!
{67333}{67416}You want to take a ride in this|fudge-tunnel, you stupid faggot?
{67441}{67512}You should have tits,|you' re standing so close!
{67517}{67615}-l got dumps that are bigger than you!|-Come on, macho man!
{67620}{67698}-You want a piece of this, baby?|-Exit only, honey.
{67706}{67789}Go back to San Francisco|where you belong, man!
{68308}{68398}Excuse me.|Do you know what time it is?
{68421}{68461}Ten past 1 2.
{68516}{68562}Going anywhere special?
{68572}{68644}No, l' m just taking a walk.
{68760}{68816}How'd you like to have a little fun?
{68848}{68886}l' m sorry?
{68920}{68962}Have a little fun?
{69005}{69052}l just live right down there.
{69069}{69133}Would you like to come inside with me?
{69160}{69213}Come inside with you?
{69276}{69363}lt's a lot nicer in there|than it is out here.
{69540}{69578}You live in there?
{69650}{69685}By yourself?
{69692}{69756}No. l have a roommate,|but she's not home.
{69794}{69827}Hey, it's okay.
{69846}{69895}Listen, no one will bother us.
{69920}{69956}lt's okay. Come on.
{69974}{70000}Come on.
{70631}{70660}This is it.
{70760}{70796}That's a nice tree.
{70947}{71037}Sorry about the mess.|Maid's day off.
{71393}{71424}lt's. . .
{71453}{71496}. . .cozy. lt's a. . .
{71521}{71552}. . .cozy place.
{71580}{71613}lt's okay.
{71992}{72098}Do you suppose we|should talk about money?
{72116}{72152}Yeah, l guess so.
{72192}{72242}That depends on what you want to do.
{72352}{72387}What do you want to do?
{72492}{72533}What do you recommend?
{72648}{72689}What do l recommend?
{73040}{73109}l'd rather not put it into words.
{73176}{73228}How about you just leave it up to me?
{73240}{73283}l' m in your hands.
{73352}{73414}And how does 1 50 sound?
{73439}{73498}Sounds wonderful.
{73594}{73689}Don't worry. l don't|keep track of the time.
{73877}{73899}Thank yoU.
{73904}{73928}Prego, prego.
{73934}{73988}-Grazie.|-YoU're welcome.
{74011}{74071}If I was Italian, he'd have|answered me in Italian.
{75133}{75165}Shall we?
{75606}{75638}Excuse me.
{75981}{76024}ls everything all right?
{76116}{76196}l was just wondering if you|were going to be much longer?
{76235}{76352}Listen, it's a little difficult|to talk right now.
{76372}{76417}lt could be awhile.
{76452}{76504}Any idea how long?
{76524}{76583}No, l don't really know.
{76592}{76658}We' re still waiting|for some relatives to arrive.
{76708}{76809}Well, l' m gonna go to bed now.
{77248}{77338}Was that Mrs. Dr. Bill?
{77824}{77860}Do you have to go?
{77891}{77942}Do l have to go?
{78054}{78094}l think l do.
{78161}{78195}Are you sure?
{78343}{78396}Yes, l' m afraid so.
{78474}{78544}But listen, l want to pay you anyway.
{78556}{78661}How much did you say it was?|Hundred and fifty?
{78754}{78840}But you know what? You don't|have to bother about that.
{78845}{78880}No, it's all right.
{78902}{78977}-No, really. You don't have to.|-No, l want to.
{79039}{79062}Really?
{79124}{79171}Well, thank you very much.
{80244}{80272}Thank you.
{80620}{80699}Would you like a table,|or would you like to sit at the bar?
{80704}{80772}-l'd like a table.|-Please follow me.
{80967}{81020}-Can l take your coat?|-Thank you.
{81048}{81096}Could l get you anything to drink?
{81124}{81180}-l'd like a beer.|-Certainly.
{81439}{81492}One, two, one-two-three-four.
{81522}{81575}That's it for tonight,|ladies and gentlemen.
{81580}{81693}On the bass, Mr. Larry McVey.|On the drums, Kip Fleming.
{81698}{81796}And on the guitar,|the one, the only, Mr. Bobby Berman.
{81801}{81902}We'll be here for the next two weeks,|so please do stop by.
{81908}{81969}l' m Nick Nightingale. Good night.
{82219}{82280}-Nick, that was great.|-Thanks.
{82289}{82369}-Nightingale.|-Hey, Bill, you made it.
{82374}{82459}l' m sorry, l got here just as you|were finishing your last set.
{82464}{82537}That's all right.|The band sucked tonight anyway.
{82552}{82628}-What are you drinking?|-A vodka and tonic, please.
{82666}{82691}Thank you.
{82733}{82788}So what brings you out at this hour?
{82793}{82869}-l have a patient in the neighborhood.|-You live in the Village?
{82874}{82944}No, we have an apartment|on Central Park West.
{82949}{82983}You' re married?
{82998}{83031}Nine years.
{83041}{83112}-Any kids?|-Yes, we have a 7-year-old daughter.
{83117}{83142}How about you?
{83147}{83210}l've got a wife|and four boys in Seattle.
{83215}{83248}You' re a long way from home.
{83259}{83323}Well, you gotta go where the work is.
{83343}{83367}Thank you.
{83513}{83571}-ls this your band?|-No, it's a pick-up band.
{83576}{83673}-Who do you normally play with?|-Anybody, anywhere.
{83679}{83738}l got another gig later tonight.
{83743}{83789}You' re playing somewhere else tonight?
{83794}{83835}They only get started around 2.
{83854}{83883}ln the Village?
{83936}{84018}Believe it or not, l don't actually|know the address yet.
{84028}{84053}You don't?
{84069}{84183}No. lt may sound ridiculous, but it's|in a different place every time. . .
{84188}{84255}. . .and l only get it|an hour or so before.
{84260}{84324}-A different place every time?|-So far.
{84351}{84380}What's the big mystery?
{84399}{84477}Hey, man, l just play the piano.
{84566}{84644}Nick, l' m sorry.|ls there something l' m missing here?
{84717}{84785}l play blindfolded.
{84812}{84840}What?
{84884}{84946}l play blindfolded.
{85043}{85080}You' re putting me on.
{85085}{85144}No, it's the truth.
{85168}{85279}And the last time,|the blindfold wasn't on so well.
{85336}{85377}Oh, man.
{85405}{85509}Bill, l have seen one or two things|in my life. . .
{85518}{85558}. . .but never. . .
{85567}{85625}. . .never anything like this. . .
{85643}{85716}. . .and never such women.
{85962}{85992}Excuse me.
{86085}{86158}Yes, sir.|Yes, sir, this is Nick.
{86298}{86342}l know where that is.
{86524}{86547}Right.
{86634}{86680}Well, l' m on my way right now.
{86698}{86759}Okay, sir. Thank you.
{86817}{86848}What is this?
{86886}{86949}lt's the name of a Beethoven opera,|isn't it?
{87064}{87104}lt's the password.
{87122}{87158}The password?
{87188}{87276}Yeah. Look, l' m really sorry|to do this to you, Bill.
{87300}{87393}l gotta get going. l gotta go.
{87514}{87609}You know there is no way on earth. . .
{87620}{87704}. . .that you are going to leave here|without taking me with you.
{87720}{87808}-Come on, buddy, give me a break.|-Nick, l'll tell you what.
{87813}{87891}l've already got the password.
{87913}{87989}Just give me the address.|l'll go there by myself. . .
{87994}{88080}. . .and there won't be any connection|between us whatsoever.
{88145}{88245}Listen, let's just say|for one second. . .
{88268}{88321}. . .that l was prepared to do that.
{88329}{88409}You couldn't get in anyway|in those clothes.
{88437}{88469}Why not?
{88480}{88583}Because everyone is always|costumed and masked.
{88603}{88691}Where the hell are you gonna|get a costume at this hour?
{89169}{89221}Thanks. Keep the change.
{89536}{89591}Yes? Who is it?
{89596}{89638}Peter, this is Bill Harford.
{89643}{89749}l apologize for disturbing you|at this hour, but l need your help.
{89776}{89822}Who is it that yoU want?
{89860}{89931}l' m very sorry.|l' m looking for Peter Grenning. . .
{89937}{89996}. . .the owner of Rainbow Fashions.
{90047}{90083}What's yoUr name?
{90088}{90144}My name is Bill Harford.
{90149}{90202}l' m Mr. Grenning's doctor.
{90226}{90272}YoU are Grenning's doctor?
{90348}{90376}Okay.
{90389}{90424}JUst a moment.
{90788}{90838}You are looking for Peter Grenning?
{90850}{90881}Yes, l am.
{90893}{90986}He moved to Chicago over a year ago.
{91005}{91058}He moved to Chicago?
{91122}{91171}l wasn't aware of that.
{91218}{91304}Then are you the present owner|of Rainbow Fashions?
{91309}{91348}Yes, l am.
{91359}{91381}Well, first of all. . .
{91387}{91504}. . .please let me apologize again|for disturbing you at this hour, Mr. . . .
{91509}{91538}Milich.
{91543}{91643}Mr. Milich. Just to let you know|that l really am Dr. Harford. . .
{91648}{91720}. . .this is my New York State|Medical Board card.
{91742}{91813}Okay, so you are Dr. Harford.
{91818}{91900}lf l see Peter, l tell him|you were looking for him.
{91905}{91956}Oh, no, wait. Please, please. . . .
{91971}{92055}Listen, the reason that|l came here tonight was. . . .
{92104}{92222}Basically, the reason is|that l need a costume.
{92233}{92324}And l'd be happy to pay you|$ 1 00 over the rental price. . .
{92329}{92369}. . .for the inconvenience.
{92413}{92444}A hundred dollars?
{92528}{92568}l don't think so.
{92651}{92696}How about $200?
{92711}{92772}Two hundred dollars|over the rental price?
{93056}{93086}Come in.
{93193}{93256}Can't be too careful these days.
{93333}{93361}Please.
{93427}{93497}ls it any special costume|you are looking for?
{93570}{93689}l need a tux, a cloak with a hood|and a mask.
{93700}{93773}A cloak with a hood and a mask?
{93865}{93927}l think we'll find something for you.
{93945}{93985}Follow me, please.
{93998}{94022}Good.
{94237}{94289}Looks like alive, huh?
{94331}{94379}-lt's wonderful.|-Come.
{94404}{94459}So what color cloak?
{94494}{94535}Red, brown, red?
{94568}{94594}Black.
{94599}{94684}The good doctor wouldn't|like something more colorful?
{94689}{94752}-l don't think so.|-Clowns, officers, pirates?
{94758}{94821}No, just the tux, the black cloak--
{94826}{94880}With a hood and a mask.
{94939}{94975}May l take your coat?
{95020}{95099}-You are medicine doctor, yes?|-Yes, l am.
{95122}{95214}-l have some problem with my hair.|-Your hair?
{95219}{95268}lt's starting to fall down too fast.
{95273}{95343}l lost, in two weeks, a lot of hair.|Mostly here.
{95348}{95396}Look at this. Here.
{95428}{95455}You see?
{95472}{95500}And?
{95521}{95575}l' m afraid this really isn't my field.
{95580}{95628}What? You can't help me?
{95633}{95719}No. You should see a trichologist.|lt's a hair specialist.
{95724}{95811}Mr. Milich, l've obviously|left things a bit late tonight.
{95816}{95857}So if you don't mind--
{95862}{95912}l' m in hurry too, to get back to bed.
{95917}{95948}l understand.
{95972}{96010}So black cloak?
{96128}{96162}Did you hear something?
{96241}{96279}What is this?
{96512}{96555}What is it?
{96677}{96724}What is this?
{97053}{97117}What on earth is going on here?!
{97122}{97173}Milich, l can explain everything.
{97178}{97233}You! What are you doing here?
{97238}{97281}l promise l'll kill you!
{97287}{97380}And you!|Have you no sense of decency?
{97385}{97476}Gentlemen, have you|no sense of decency?!
{97481}{97568}Milich, are you crazy? We were|invited here by the young lady.
{97573}{97678}Young lady? This is my daughter!|Couldn't you see she's a child?
{97684}{97750}-You will have to explain to police!|-To the police?!
{97755}{97823}You little whore!|l kill you for this.
{97828}{97914}l promise, l'll kill you!|l'll kill you!
{97919}{97971}Hold on to that girl for me, please!
{97976}{98071}Milich, this is preposterous.|The young lady invited us here.
{98076}{98126}Couldn't you see she is deranged?!
{98131}{98171}Doctor, l' m sorry to keep you waiting.
{98176}{98243}Gentlemen, this is now a police matter.
{98248}{98311}You will please stay here|until l return.
{98316}{98355}Let us out of here!
{98361}{98406}That's out of the question.
{98412}{98498}Doctor, sorry.|What color did you say?
{98503}{98542}-Black?|-Black.
{98556}{98643}Gentlemen, please have the goodness|to be quiet for the moment!
{98648}{98702}Couldn't you see|l try to serve my customer?
{98708}{98730}Sorry.
{98744}{98829}And you, little whore, go to bed|at once, you depraved creature.
{98834}{98893}l'll deal with you|after l serve this gentleman.
{98911}{98977}You should have a cloak|lined with ermine.
{101540}{101591}Okay, that's $74.50.
{101609}{101700}Seventy-four fifty. All right.
{101728}{101765}There's 80.
{101776}{101845}l promised you 50 bucks|over the meter, right?
{101900}{101982}l'll make that a hundred,|if you wait for me.
{101987}{102024}Just let the meter run.
{102029}{102110}l'll give you the other half|plus the meter when l get back.
{102115}{102178}-Okay?|-How long you gonna be?
{102184}{102264}l don't know, maybe an hour or more.|But maybe only 1 0 minutes.
{102294}{102340}l'll leave my stuff here in the back.
{102769}{102802}Good evening, sir.
{102824}{102856}Good evening.
{102871}{102904}Can we be of any help?
{102946}{102992}l suppose you'd like the password.
{102997}{103036}lf you'd like, sir.
{103045}{103065}Fidelio.
{103070}{103144}Thank you, sir.|We'll run you up to the house.
{104105}{104145}Good evening, sir.
{104150}{104183}Good evening.
{104192}{104228}Password, sir?
{104248}{104272}Fidelio.
{104286}{104321}Thank you, sir.
{113083}{113150}l' m not sure what you|think you' re doing.
{113159}{113208}But you don't belong here.
{113228}{113346}l' m sorry, but l think you've|mistaken me for someone else.
{113428}{113500}Please! Don't be foolish.
{113517}{113559}You must go now.
{113674}{113704}Who are you?
{113710}{113762}lt doesn't matter who l am.
{113779}{113833}You are in great danger.
{113855}{113922}You must get away|while there's still a chance.
{114025}{114098}Would you be so good|as to excuse us for a moment?
{118389}{118448}Have you been enjoying yourself?
{118494}{118581}Well, l've had a very|interesting look around.
{118644}{118729}Do you want to go somewhere|a little more private?
{118811}{118836}Private?
{118902}{118942}That might be a good idea.
{118947}{119061}Here you are.|l've been looking all over for you.
{119106}{119156}May l borrow him|for just a few minutes?
{119162}{119221}l promise to bring him right back.
{119465}{119535}l don't think you realize|the danger you' re in now.
{119540}{119589}You can't fool them for much longer.
{119594}{119666}You've got to get away|before it's too late.
{119712}{119762}Why are you telling me this?
{119768}{119813}lt doesn't matter.
{119824}{119845}Who are you?
{119887}{119987}You don't want to know.|But you must go. Now!
{120029}{120068}Will you come with me?
{120073}{120115}That's impossible.
{120120}{120145}Why?
{120150}{120252}Because it would cost me my life|and possibly yours.
{120285}{120325}Let me see your face.
{120367}{120392}Go!
{120445}{120484}Excuse me, sir.
{120560}{120642}Are you the gentleman|with the taxi waiting for him?
{120677}{120705}Yes.
{120711}{120812}Your driver's at the front door and|would urgently like a word with you.
{122302}{122387}Please, come forward.
{123161}{123240}May l have the password, please?
{123270}{123313}Fidelio.
{123381}{123466}That's right, sir.|That is the password. . .
{123469}{123513}. . .for admittance.
{123535}{123649}But may l ask, what is the password|for the house?
{123783}{123854}The password for the house?
{124126}{124164}l' m sorry, l. . . .
{124323}{124361}l seem to have. . .
{124402}{124439}. . .forgotten it.
{124482}{124539}That's unfortunate.
{124558}{124677}Because here, it doesn't matter|whether you have forgotten it. . .
{124687}{124751}. . .or if you never knew it.
{124782}{124879}You will kindly remove your mask.
{125372}{125402}Now. . .
{125419}{125457}. . .get undressed.
{125610}{125689}Get undressed?
{125717}{125794}Remove your clothes.
{126072}{126150}Gentlemen, please. . . .
{126219}{126285}Remove your clothes.
{126290}{126382}Or would you like us to do it for you?
{126419}{126446}Stop!
{126587}{126654}Let him go.
{126702}{126742}Take me!
{126779}{126865}l am ready to redeem him.
{127012}{127102}You are ready to redeem him?
{127150}{127186}Yes.
{127256}{127354}Are you sure you understand|what you' re taking upon yourself. . .
{127363}{127411}. . .in doing this?
{127637}{127670}Very well.
{127794}{127836}You are free.
{127881}{127923}But l warn you. . .
{127938}{127998}. . .if you make any further inquiries. . .
{128003}{128099}. . .or if you say a single word|to anyone. . .
{128104}{128169}. . .about what you have seen. . .
{128174}{128282}. . .there will be the most|dire consequences for you. . .
{128288}{128336}. . .and your family.
{128377}{128428}Do you understand?
{129382}{129443}What is going to happen to that woman?
{129463}{129536}No one can change her fate now.
{129558}{129621}When a promise has been made here. . .
{129643}{129703}. . .there is no turning back.
{129733}{129764}Go!
{132882}{132917}lt's okay.
{132946}{132981}l' m sorry.
{132994}{133103}l' m sorry l woke you up, but l thought|you were having a nightmare.
{133117}{133152}Oh, God.
{133178}{133248}l just had such a horrible dream.
{133291}{133329}What time is it?
{133340}{133385}lt's a little after 4.
{133450}{133498}Did you just get home?
{133563}{133653}lt took longer than l thought.
{133663}{133715}You must be exhausted.
{133730}{133811}Come on, lie down.
{134020}{134063}What were you dreaming?
{134211}{134281}Just these weird things.
{134288}{134323}What was it?
{134411}{134475}lt was so weird.
{134538}{134568}Tell me.
{135075}{135151}We were in a deserted city. . .
{135271}{135330}. . .and our clothes were gone.
{135376}{135422}We were naked. . .
{135554}{135619}. . .and l was terrified. . .
{135739}{135797}. . .and l felt ashamed.
{135823}{135863}Oh, God. . . .
{135967}{136064}And l was angry because|l thought it was your fault.
{136126}{136230}You rushed away to go|find clothes for us.
{136336}{136431}As soon as you were gone,|it was completely different.
{136533}{136581}l felt wonderful.
{136689}{136801}Then l was lying|in a beautiful garden. . .
{136814}{136890}. . .stretched out naked|in the sunlight. . .
{137008}{137078}. . .and a man walked out of the woods.
{137179}{137282}He was the man from the hotel,|the one l told you about.
{137347}{137391}The naval officer.
{137508}{137561}He stared at me. . .
{137680}{137732}. . .and then he just laughed.
{137802}{137854}He just laughed at me.
{138244}{138288}But that's not the end. . .
{138314}{138343}. . .is it?
{138482}{138538}Why don't you tell me the rest of it?
{138679}{138726}lt's too awful.
{138770}{138815}lt's only a dream.
{139426}{139476}He was kissing me. . .
{139630}{139698}. . .and then we were making love.
{139818}{139902}Then there were all these|other people around us. . .
{139907}{139975}. . .hundreds of them, everywhere.
{139980}{140041}Everyone was fucking.
{140181}{140218}And then l. . . .
{140292}{140352}l was fucking other men.
{140369}{140410}So many. . .
{140448}{140516}. . .l don't know how many l was with.
{140591}{140708}And l knew you could see me|in the arms of all these men. . .
{140777}{140846}. . .just fucking all these men.
{140953}{141018}l wanted to make fun of you. . .
{141060}{141118}. . .to laugh in your face.
{141197}{141316}And so l laughed as loud as l could.
{141654}{141730}That must have been|when you woke me up.
{142791}{142826}Shit!
{143715}{143765}l'll just have a cup of coffee, please.
{143944}{143974}Anything else?
{144005}{144047}No, thank you.
{144210}{144244}Excuse me.
{144268}{144344}Do you know when they get in|next door at the Sonata Caf?
{144349}{144431}l think there's usually someone|in the office around 2 or 3.
{144540}{144648}l don't suppose, by any chance,|you know Nick Nightingale?
{144653}{144724}He's playing piano|over there right now.
{144731}{144767}Nick Nightingale?
{144777}{144839}Sure, he comes in here.
{144906}{144973}Look, maybe you can help me. . .
{144978}{145065}. . .because it's important that|l get in touch with him.
{145094}{145136}Do you know where he's staying?
{145224}{145298}l don't know if he'd want me|to give out his address.
{145303}{145360}lt's okay, l' m a doctor.
{145367}{145426}l' m actually an old friend of his.
{145464}{145500}Well, doctor. . .
{145560}{145647}. . .he'll be playing there tonight.|Can't it wait until then?
{145719}{145765}To be perfectly honest. . .
{145820}{145862}. . .it's a medical matter.
{145872}{145975}Some tests. l know he'll want to|know about them as soon as possible.
{146629}{146651}Excuse me.
{146692}{146745}Hi! How can l help you?
{146750}{146840}Can you please ring|Mr. Nightingale's room for me?
{146853}{146940}l' m sorry, sir, Mr. Nightingale|has already checked out.
{146946}{146982}He checked out?
{147080}{147174}-Did he leave a forwarding address?|-No, l' m afraid not.
{147206}{147250}When did he check out?
{147286}{147333}About 5:00 this morning.
{147339}{147371}5:00?
{147412}{147458}That's an early checkout, isn't it?
{147463}{147530}lt is a little on the early side, yeah.
{147628}{147698}Did you notice anything. . .
{147706}{147741}. . .l don't know. . .
{147757}{147830}. . .unusual about him when he left?
{147878}{147912}Unusual?
{147950}{147998}Hey, you' re not Five-O, are you?
{148035}{148068}No, l' m an old friend of his.
{148073}{148100}Really?
{148111}{148147}l' m a doctor.
{148226}{148330}-Well, Bill. . .?|-Sure.
{148387}{148457}lt's funny you should|ask that question, Bill. . .
{148463}{148543}. . .because there was something|a little strange. . .
{148548}{148608}. . .about the way Mr. Nightingale left.
{148616}{148673}Really? What was that?
{148869}{148978}He came in this morning,|about 4:30 a.m. . .
{148992}{149038}. . .with two men.
{149062}{149103}Big guys.
{149116}{149187}They were very well-dressed|and very well-spoken.
{149192}{149280}But they weren't the kind of people|you'd fool around with. . .
{149286}{149328}. . .if you know what l mean.
{149395}{149430}Anyways. . .
{149462}{149576}. . .l noticed Mr. Nightingale|had a bruise on his cheek.
{149594}{149712}To be perfectly honest, l also|thought he looked a little scared.
{149736}{149764}Scared?
{149830}{149869}He said he wanted to check out.
{149874}{149968}And then he went upstairs to his room|with one of the men.
{149975}{150068}The other guy stayed down in the lobby|and settled his bill.
{150086}{150186}When they came back, Mr. Nightingale|tried to pass me an envelope.
{150191}{150232}But they saw it and took it. . .
{150238}{150307}. . .and said that any mail|or messages for him. . .
{150313}{150422}. . .would be collected by someone|properly authorized to do so.
{150442}{150502}And then they just|took him off in a car.
{150533}{150589}Do you have any idea where they went?
{150599}{150644}No, not a clue.
{150935}{150987}l certainly appreciate your help.
{150992}{151031}Anytime, Bill.
{151896}{151962}Oh, the good doctor!
{152003}{152122}-Was your outfit a success?|-Yes, it was. Thank you.
{152135}{152166}Good, good.
{152171}{152291}Tuxedo. Cloak. Shoes.
{152353}{152443}l think you forgot the mask.
{152474}{152510}lt's not there?
{152533}{152594}Maybe you left it at the party?
{152715}{152753}l don't think so.
{152800}{152885}l must have lost it.|Could you put it on the bill, please?
{152890}{152914}Sure.
{153017}{153062}Here we are.
{153099}{153197}That was 1 50 for the rental,|200 you said for my trouble. . .
{153202}{153285}. . .25 for the mask. Sorry. . . .
{153351}{153391}Three hundred seventy-five.
{153454}{153485}Yes, dear?
{153493}{153528}Come, come.
{153558}{153629}Would you like to say hello|to Dr. Harford?
{153852}{153920}Thank you, Mr. Milich.|l'll call you soon.
{153942}{153988}Goodbye, gentlemen.
{153995}{154073}-Merry Christmas and happy New Year!|-And you too.
{154096}{154150}Well, Dr. Harford. . .
{154180}{154218}. . .here is your receipt.
{154250}{154304}l' m tearing up your deposits. . .
{154332}{154388}. . .and thanks for the business.
{154498}{154577}Mr. Milich, last night. . .
{154644}{154702}. . .you were going to call the police.
{154739}{154837}Things change.|We have come to another arrangement.
{154842}{154961}And by the way, if the good doctor|should ever want anything again. . .
{154976}{155018}. . .anything at all. . .
{155042}{155103}. . .it needn't be a costume.
{155762}{155792}Come in.
{155833}{155899}-Tuna salad and black coffee.|-Thanks.
{155924}{155997}Listen, how's my afternoon looking?
{156002}{156121}l think it's just Mrs. Akerly at 2:30|and Mrs. Kominski at 4.
{156130}{156231}Well, something's come up, and l' m|not going to be able to see them.
{156237}{156325}Please ask Dr. Miller if he can fit|them in. Otherwise, just apologize. . .
{156330}{156376}-. . .and make new appointments.|-Sure.
{156387}{156485}And please call the garage and have|them get my car out in half an hour.
{156490}{156522}No problem.
{162031}{162095}Any calls for me?
{162100}{162195}Dr. Sanders and Mrs. Shapiro.
{162226}{162285}-Hey, gang.|-Hi, Daddy.
{162306}{162353}Look, l got all these right.
{162358}{162406}You got all of those right?
{162419}{162461}Every single one of them?
{162470}{162501}That's good.
{162506}{162544}You hungry?
{162570}{162602}Sort of.
{162607}{162650}Want to eat at 7?
{162655}{162711}Seven? Listen, can we|make that earlier?
{162716}{162811}l have some appointments|at the office.
{162816}{162865}You have to go out again tonight?
{162870}{162894}l' m afraid so.
{162899}{162983}Daddy, am l gonna get|a puppy for Christmas?
{162998}{163057}We'll see about that, okay?
{163119}{163169}He could be a watchdog. . . .
{163174}{163210}We'll see.
{163215}{163281}Come on, baby, let's finish this off.
{163287}{163373}All right, we have Joe.|And Joe has $2.50.
{163378}{163489}And Mike has $ 1 .75.
{163494}{163582}Joe has how much more money than Mike?
{163587}{163643}$0.75?
{163689}{163770}So is it gonna be|a subtraction or an addition?
{163860}{163938}""How much more"" means that|it would be a subtraction.
{163943}{164016}Yeah, because you' re going|to be taking. Right.
{164023}{164102}And there were all these|other people aroUnd Us.
{164111}{164170}HUndreds of them, everywhere.
{164182}{164236}Everyone was fUcking.
{164258}{164342}And then I....|I was fUcking other men.
{164375}{164415}So many...
{164426}{164497}...I don't know how many I was with.
{166835}{166900}Keep the change. Merry Christmas.
{167635}{167656}What is it?
{167662}{167691}Domino?
{167699}{167744}No, she's not in.
{167839}{167892}Are you expecting her back soon?
{167897}{167933}No, l' m not.
{168092}{168174}l have something for her.|Can l leave this with you?
{168195}{168226}Just a minute.
{168395}{168438}Can l say who it's from?
{168474}{168531}Well, just tell her it's from. . .
{168556}{168580}. . .Bill.
{168594}{168624}You' re Bill?
{168662}{168758}The Bill? You' re the doctor|who was here last night?
{168783}{168842}Well, l suppose l am.
{168850}{168905}Domino said how nice you were to her.
{168937}{168963}Did she?
{169031}{169079}Why don't you come in for a second?
{169152}{169177}Sure.
{169675}{169711}l' m Sally.
{169729}{169774}Hello, Sally.
{169847}{169967}So do you have any idea|when you expect Domino back?
{170052}{170099}l have no idea.
{170121}{170169}You have no idea?
{170301}{170420}To be perfectly honest,|she may not even be coming back.
{170474}{170542}She may not even be coming back?
{171039}{171067}l. . . .
{171149}{171176}You. . .?
{171182}{171287}l think there's something|that l should tell you.
{171298}{171326}Really?
{171368}{171435}But l just don't know.|l don't know.
{171440}{171519}You don't know?|Well, what is it?
{171616}{171671}l don't know whether to tell you this.
{171806}{171875}Why don't you have a seat?
{171892}{171935}Let's sit down.
{172322}{172426}-l don't quite know how to say this.|-You don't quite know how?
{172531}{172622}Well, considering that you|were with Domino last night. . .
{172683}{172789}. . .l think it would be only fair to you|to let you know. . .
{172864}{172943}. . .that she got the results|of a blood test this morning. . .
{172948}{173026}. . .and it was HlV-positive.
{173291}{173335}HlV-positive?
{173705}{173822}l am very, very sorry to hear that.
{173995}{174067}l mean, it's absolutely devastating.
{174379}{174444}Listen, can l offer you anything?
{174456}{174502}A cup of coffee maybe?
{174710}{174744}No, thank you.
{174858}{174896}l think. . .
{174928}{174974}. . .maybe l'd better be going.
{177586}{177624}-Taxi!|-Off duty.
{180257}{180330}l'll just have a cappuccino, please.
{180335}{180378}l'll bring it over to you.
{180383}{180411}Thank you.
{182810}{182841}-Good evening.|-Good evening.
{182846}{182881}l' m Dr. Harford.
{182887}{182991}One of my patients was admitted|this morning. Miss Amanda Curran.
{182996}{183046}Could you please|give me her room number?
{183051}{183142}Certainly, doctor.|Her name again?
{183151}{183213}Curran. Amanda Curran.
{183218}{183270}C-U-R-R-A-N?
{183380}{183424}Miss Amanda Curran?
{183443}{183474}That's right.
{183492}{183575}l' m sorry, doctor.|Miss Curran died this afternoon.
{183672}{183717}She died this afternoon?
{183726}{183806}Yes, at 3:45 p.m.
{183817}{183852}l' m sorry.
{185007}{185070}BecaUse it coUld cost me my life...
{185093}{185142}...and possibly yoUrs.
{187680}{187723}Yes, this is Dr. Harford.
{187775}{187806}Tonight?
{187823}{187874}No, no, that's okay.
{187972}{188044}Please tell him l'll be there|in about 20 minutes.
{188611}{188642}Come in.
{188691}{188780}Bill, l appreciate you coming.|Sorry to drag you out here.
{188787}{188852}-Let me have your coat.|-l was out anyway. Thank you.
{188857}{188891}How about a drink?
{188904}{188949}-Are you having one?|-Sure.
{188960}{188994}What would you like?
{189005}{189036}Just a little scotch.
{189041}{189066}Good.
{189114}{189142}How do you take it? Neat?
{189147}{189174}Please.
{189216}{189268}That was a terrific party|the other night.
{189273}{189364}-Alice and l had a wonderful time.|-Well, good.
{189387}{189430}lt was great seeing you both.
{189435}{189470}Cheers.
{189487}{189521}Were you playing?
{189532}{189611}No, l was just|knocking a few balls around.
{189641}{189706}-Beautiful scotch.|-That's a 25-year-old.
{189712}{189771}-l'll send you over a case.|-No, please.
{189776}{189800}Why not?
{189883}{189935}You feel like playing?
{189940}{190020}No, thanks.|You go ahead, l'll watch.
{190081}{190116}l was just. . . .
{190183}{190210}Listen. . . .
{190368}{190487}The reason l asked you|to come over is. . .
{190533}{190591}. . .l need to talk to you|about something.
{190612}{190642}Sure.
{190719}{190758}lt's a little bit awkward.
{190822}{190891}And l have to be completely frank.
{190944}{190993}What kind of problem are you having?
{191104}{191154}lt isn't a medical problem.
{191291}{191324}Actually. . .
{191370}{191416}. . .it concerns you.
{191729}{191802}l know what happened last night.
{191898}{191985}And l know what's been|going on since then.
{192097}{192177}And l think you just might. . .
{192211}{192293}. . .have the wrong idea|about one or two things.
{192612}{192671}l' m sorry, Victor, l. . . .
{192719}{192796}What in the hell|are you talking about?
{192847}{192911}Please, Bill, no games.
{192963}{192998}l was there.
{193045}{193082}At the house.
{193168}{193242}l saw everything that went on.
{193527}{193622}What the hell did you think|you were doing?
{193710}{193790}l couldn't even begin to imagine. . .
{193818}{193858}. . .how you'd heard about it. . .
{193863}{193950}. . .let alone got yourself|through the door.
{194042}{194161}Then l remembered seeing you|with that prick piano player. . .
{194166}{194244}. . .Nick whatever the fuck his name was,|at my party.
{194267}{194339}And it didn't take much to|figure out the rest.
{194446}{194490}lt wasn't Nick's fault.
{194533}{194570}lt was mine.
{194581}{194629}Of course it was Nick's fault.
{194638}{194722}lf he hadn't mentioned it to you,|none of this would've happened.
{194727}{194792}l recommended that cocksucker|to those people. . .
{194797}{194868}. . .and he's made me look like|a complete asshole.
{195052}{195098}What can l say?
{195250}{195282}l had. . .
{195318}{195356}. . .absolutely. . .
{195378}{195490}. . .no idea you were involved|in any way.
{195524}{195574}l know you didn't, Bill.
{195620}{195669}But l also know that you. . . .
{195693}{195755}You went to Nick's hotel|this morning. . .
{195761}{195803}. . .and talked to the desk clerk.
{195841}{195880}How do you know that?
{195928}{195977}Because l had you followed.
{196119}{196160}You had me followed?
{196217}{196273}Okay, okay, l' m sorry.
{196282}{196328}All right? l owe you an apology.
{196333}{196398}This was for your own good, believe me.
{196408}{196504}l know what the desk clerk told you.|But what he didn't tell you is. . .
{196510}{196587}. . .all they did was|put Nick on a plane to Seattle.
{196596}{196687}By now he's probably back|with his family. . .
{196700}{196746}. . .banging Mrs. Nick.
{196778}{196856}The clerk said|he had a bruise on his face.
{196906}{196982}Okay, he had a bruise on his face.
{197008}{197079}That's a hell of a lot less|than he deserves.
{197099}{197198}l don't think you realize what|kind of trouble you were in last night.
{197232}{197283}Who do you think those people were?
{197299}{197350}Those were not just|ordinary people there.
{197355}{197435}lf l told you their names--|l' m not gonna tell you their names. . .
{197440}{197530}. . .but if l did,|l don't think you'd sleep so well.
{197617}{197668}Was it the second password?
{197701}{197743}ls that what gave me away?
{197794}{197848}Yes, finally.
{197898}{197954}But not because you didn't know it.
{198000}{198070}lt's because there was|no second password.
{198099}{198207}Of course it didn't help a whole lot|that those people arrive in limos. . .
{198212}{198272}. . .and you showed up in a taxi.
{198278}{198367}Or that they found the receipt from|the rental house in your coat. . .
{198372}{198447}. . .made out to you-know-who.
{198872}{198955}There was a woman there. . .
{199094}{199137}. . .who tried to warn me.
{199273}{199303}l know.
{199441}{199483}Do you know who she was?
{199819}{199860}She was a hooker.
{200089}{200129}Sorry, but. . .
{200157}{200205}. . .that's what she was.
{200311}{200339}A hooker.
{200695}{200754}Suppose l told you. . .
{200794}{200864}. . .that everything that|happened to you there. . .
{200900}{200999}. . .the threats, the girl's warnings. . .
{201004}{201070}. . .her last-minute intervention. . .
{201075}{201166}. . .suppose l said that all of that. . .
{201199}{201263}. . .was staged.
{201314}{201407}That it was a kind of charade.
{201445}{201492}That it was fake.
{201602}{201635}Fake?
{201677}{201739}Yes. Fake.
{202015}{202061}Why would they do that?
{202081}{202111}Why?
{202142}{202182}ln plain words. . .
{202204}{202265}. . .to scare the living shit out of you.
{202293}{202375}To keep you quiet|about where you'd been. . .
{202387}{202428}. . .and what you'd seen.
{202910}{202948}Have you seen this?
{203364}{203412}Yes, l have.
{203543}{203618}l saw her body in the morgue.
{203829}{203906}Was she the woman at the party?
{204201}{204236}She was.
{204578}{204640}The woman lying dead in the morgue. . .
{204688}{204733}. . .was the woman at the party.
{204941}{205058}Well, Victor, maybe l' m|missing something here.
{205079}{205163}You called it a fake, a charade.
{205202}{205283}Do you mind telling me|what kind of fucking charade. . .
{205289}{205381}. . .ends with somebody turning up dead?
{205523}{205634}Okay, Bill, let's cut the bullshit.|All right?
{205639}{205706}You've been way out of your depth|for the last 24 hours.
{205712}{205795}You want to know what kind of charade?|l'll tell you exactly what kind.
{205825}{205913}That whole play-acted,|""take me"" phony sacrifice. . .
{205918}{206028}. . .that you've been jerking off with|had nothing to do with her real death.
{206033}{206120}Nothing happened after you left|that hadn't happened to her before.
{206125}{206198}She got her brains fucked out. Period.
{206232}{206338}When they took her home,|she was just fine. . .
{206353}{206394}. . .and the rest is in the paper.
{206399}{206488}She was a junkie. She OD'd.|There was nothing suspicious.
{206493}{206594}Her door was locked from the inside.|The police are happy. End of story.
{206627}{206746}Come on. lt was always gonna be|just a matter of time with her.
{206754}{206794}Remember, you told her so yourself.
{206799}{206892}You remember, the one with the|great tits who OD'd in my bathroom?
{207297}{207396}Listen, Bill, nobody killed anybody.
{207406}{207470}Someone died. lt happens all the time.
{207505}{207561}But life goes on.
{207571}{207605}lt always does. . .
{207611}{207646}. . .until it doesn't.
{207685}{207730}But you know that, don't you?
{212637}{212697}l'll tell you everything.
{212827}{212882}l'll tell you everything.
{214125}{214178}Helena's gonna be up soon.
{214583}{214686}She's expecting us to|take her Christmas shopping today.
{215280}{215306}That's nice.
{215312}{215374}l could put Sabrina in here.
{215392}{215450}lt's really pretty.
{215455}{215503}lt's old-fashioned.
{215722}{215752}He's big.
{215757}{215839}l hope Santa Claus gets me|one of these for Christmas.
{215844}{215874}You do?
{215930}{215982}Well, you' re gonna|have to wait and see.
{216322}{216371}What do you think we should do?
{216495}{216530}What do l think we should do?
{216536}{216567}Look, Mommy!
{216791}{216855}What do l think?|l don't know.
{216907}{216950}l mean, maybe. . . .
{217238}{217322}Maybe l think. . .
{217339}{217395}. . .we should be grateful.
{217539}{217577}Grateful. . .
{217590}{217710}. . .that we've managed to|survive through all of our. . .
{217731}{217772}. . .adventures. . .
{217830}{217887}. . .whether they were real. . .
{217899}{217953}. . .or only a dream.
{218175}{218267}Are you sure of that?
{218361}{218400}Am l sure?
{218779}{218821}Only as sure as l am. . .
{218826}{218919}. . .that the reality of one night. . .
{218950}{219018}. . .let alone that of a whole lifetime. . .
{219078}{219137}. . .can ever be the whole truth.
{219299}{219347}And no dream is ever. . .
{219392}{219435}. . .just a dream.
{219638}{219688}The important thing is. . .
{219733}{219774}. . .we' re awake now. . .
{219806}{219862}. . .and hopefully. . .
{219935}{219988}. . .for a long time to come.
{220076}{220112}Forever.
{220164}{220199}Forever?
{220255}{220291}Forever.
{220348}{220435}Let's not use that word. You know?
{220467}{220514}lt frightens me.
{220760}{220835}But l do love you. . .
{220910}{220950}. . .and you know. . .
{220978}{221030}. . .there is something very important. . .
{221035}{221100}. . .that we need|to do as soon as possible.
{221132}{221163}What's that?
{221239}{221274}Fuck.
