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Dennis? Dr. Thorndyke in room 1702[br]just called down to remind you not...
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I know. Get the newspaper!
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Get the stinking newspaper!
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(Ominous instrumental music)
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Here!
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(Thorndyke gasping)
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Here's your paper!
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Here's your paper!
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Happy now?
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(Door slams)
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That kid gets no tip.
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(Knock on door)
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Who is it?
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(Knock on door)
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Who is it?
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It's not the bellboy, is it?
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(Knock on door)
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(Dramatic instrumental music)
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Get away from the door.
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(Wheezing)
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-Who are you?[br]-Get away from me.
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-Just a second...[br]-Be quiet, they'll hear you. Don't move.
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-Go inside. Go to your room.[br]-Go to my room.
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-The drapes! Close the drapes.[br]-The drapes. Close the drapes.
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Close the drapes.
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WOMAN:[br]Close the other one. Get down! Lower.
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Good. Quick, come here.
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Get up.
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Sit down. Not there, here.
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-Here?[br]-There.
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Will you please tell me who are you[br]and who are they?
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Quick, make believe[br]you know me terribly well.
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(Exclaims indignantly)
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(Door slams)
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What's your sign?
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I'm sorry, it's unlisted.
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Boy, you sure blow hot and cold.[br]No offense.
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Will you please tell me who you are?
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My name is Victoria Brisbane.[br]My father is Arthur Brisbane.
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You're the cocker's daughter?
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VICTORIA: Have you seen my father[br]at the Institute? Is he all right?
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He's fine. He's coming along fine.[br]He's very affectionate. He licked me.
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He what?
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Well, he thinks he's a dog these days.
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-A dog?[br]-Dog. Yes.
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-Do you mind if I smoke?[br]-Not at all.
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I see. A dog.
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Dr. Thorndyke, I assure you[br]my father is just as sane as I am.
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18 months ago,[br]he suffered a nervous breakdown.
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He went into the Institute for a rest[br]and has been a virtual prisoner ever since.
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Frankly, Doctor, I fear for his life.
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Miss Brisbane, I assure you[br]I am a competent psychiatrist.
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I've examined your father and I must[br]tell you, in my professional capacity...
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...he is deeply disturbed.
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(Knock on door)
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Don't answer it. If they know I'm here,[br]they'll harm my father.
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BROPHY: You're late, they're waiting.[br]THORNDYKE: I'll be right down.
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That's Brophy, my driver. He's all right.
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Miss Brisbane, I'm terribly sorry.[br]I must go. They're waiting for me.
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Don't you believe what I'm telling you?
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It's not that I don't care.[br]You don't understand.
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I'm the principal speaker at the convention.[br]I must go. I'm very late.
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Why don't we meet later at the bar?[br]We'll talk about it then.
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Fine. Later at the bar, that's perfect.
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THORNDYKE: Let's go.
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Here we go.
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See? There's no one here.[br]There are no enemies.
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There's nothing to worry about.
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Let me see you to the elevator.[br]Right this way.
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Nice hotel, isn't it?
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Kind of high.
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(Foreboding instrumental music)
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(Audience chattering)
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May I have your attention, please?
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Fellow members[br]of the American Psychiatric Convention...
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...it is a pleasure and an honor...
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...to present the new head[br]of the Psycho-Neurotic Institute...
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...for the Very, Very Nervous.
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Winner of the Nobel Prize for his works[br]in the use of chemotherapy...
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...on severe psychosis.
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The distinguished[br]Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke.
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Thank you, Dr. Colburn.
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Fellow analysts, psychiatrists...
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...psychologists and laypeople...
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...today I would like to discuss...
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...some of the lesser known aspects[br]of Psychobiological Therapy.
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100 years ago,[br]psychology was akin to witchcraft.
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But some of these great people,[br]these giants behind me...
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...gave us a nice living.
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KILLER: I don't know what they said.[br]I only know that they met.
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What do you want me to do? Kill him?
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If you want me to kill him, I'll kill him.
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I don't have to kill him,[br]but I'd like to kill him.
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I killed Ashley and Wentworth. Another[br]killing or two won't make any difference.
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It would make me happy.[br]I'd like to kill them both.
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I think it would be better[br]if I killed them both.
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Well, let me kill just one, then.
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Whichever one you want.
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All right. I'll wait.
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But the minute you say kill them,[br]I'll kill them.
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I'd love to kill them.
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It would give me immense pleasure.
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THORNDYKE: And so, in conclusion...
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...let me reiterate...
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...that there are no rules.
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That each patient is a supreme individual[br]endowed with those qualities...
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...that distinguish the human being...
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...from the slime from which he emerged.
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Thank you.
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THORNDYKE: Yes, Dr. Colburn.
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COLBURN: May I ask you a question?[br]THORNDYKE: Certainly.
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Dr. Thorndyke, you mentioned[br]in your address that penis envy...
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...should be deemed[br]an antiquated psychiatric concept.
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Could you expand on that?
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THORNDYKE: Of course.
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Let's remember[br]that the term "penis envy"...
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...was created in a predominantly[br]male atmosphere...
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MAN: Excuse me.
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Sorry I'm late.
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Forgive me for bringing the kids.[br]I couldn't get a sitter.
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THORNDYKE: Please, have a seat.
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As I was saying, in a world of[br]predominantly male-oriented psychology...
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...it was only natural[br]to arrive at the term, pee...
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Pee...
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"Peepee envy. "
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Are you saying there's absolutely[br]no validity to...
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...peepee envy?
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It has no more validity[br]than if a man envied a woman's...
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...balloons.
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Dr. Thorndyke, do you feel[br]that the trauma of toilet training...
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...has a bearing on the sexual future[br]of the adolescent?
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Toilet training. That's a vast area.
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Let's be more specific.[br]Are we talking about...
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...number one or cocky-doody?
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For argument's sake, let's say cocky-doody.
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THORNDYKE:[br]I'd say professionally, cocky-doody...
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...has very little to do with the future[br]sexual development of the adolescent.
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-Thank you.[br]-You're welcome.
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Let me backtrack for a second.[br]The female erogenous zone.
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-You mean the balloons?[br]-No. Lower, much lower.
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Where the babies come out. The woowoo.
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The woowoo?
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THORNDYKE: Yes. The woowoo.
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Perhaps the most significant[br]psychological feminine component...
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...known to mankind.
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(Cheers and whistles)
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(Soft cocktail music)
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Here we are. A B&B and B&B&B.
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Thank you.
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Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke.[br]What does the "H" stand for?
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(Thorndyke mumbles)
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What?
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Harpo.
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My mother loved the Marx Brothers.
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She saw all their movies.[br]She named me Harpo.
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Harpo?
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I like it. It's very refreshing.
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There are certain names that you just[br]don't hear very often these days.
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-Anyway, here is to Daddy's recovery.[br]-To Daddy's recovery.
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-Feeling better?[br]-Dr. Thorndyke.
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You'll never know[br]how wonderful you've made me feel...
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...by allowing me to visit my father.
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I can't believe it.[br]I'm actually going to see him.
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Miss Brisbane, I must warn you.[br]You may be in for quite a shock.
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I don't care.
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I just know that if I can see him and speak[br]with him that everything will be all right.
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Hey, it's song time here at the piano bar.
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That means I lay back and let you[br]come forward and sing a few songs.
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How about you, sir?
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How about you, ma'am?
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No?
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How about you, Doc?[br]How about giving us a tune?
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THORNDYKE: Me?[br]PLA YER: Yes.
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I don't sing. No.
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I really don't sing.[br]Not professionally, anyway.
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MAN 1: Come on, Doc. Give us a song.[br]MAN 2: We'd love it.
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MAN 3:[br]Come on. You can do it.
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Go ahead. It'll be fun.
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All right. Do you know High Anxiety?
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You got it. Is B flat okay?
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B flat?
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PLA YER: The key.[br]THORNDYKE: The key.
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That's fine, sure. I guess so. Sing in here?
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Okay. Anytime.
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(Piano music begins)
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(Sings) "High anxiety
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"Whenever you're near
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"High anxiety
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"It's you that I fear
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"My heart's afraid to fly
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"It's crashed before
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"But then you take my hand
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"My heart starts to soar
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"Once more
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"High anxiety
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"It's always the same
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"It's you that I blame
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"It's very clear to me
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"I've got to give in
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"High anxiety
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"You win"
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-Hiya, Tex. Where are you from?[br]-Cincinnati.
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Great town. Love that big, red machine.
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Ease up on the linguine.
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(Audience chuckle)
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Hello, young lovers, whoever you are...
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What do I spy? A little grain of rice.[br]Newly married?
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This morning.
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This morning, folks.[br]And they said it wouldn't last.
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(Audience chuckle)
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THORNDYKE: "But then you take my hand
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"My heart starts to soar
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"Once more"
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Key change. "High anxiety
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"It's always the same
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"It's you that I blame
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"It's very clear to me
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"I've got to give in
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"High anxiety"
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And remember, folks. Be good to[br]your parents, they've been good to you.
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"You win"
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(Thorndyke sighs)
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Jeepers, Richard, that was terrific.
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-Thank you.[br]-I am so impressed.
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-Ever thought of singing professionally?[br]-No.
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The big bucks are in psychiatry.
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-lt's so much more emotionally rewarding.[br]-Exactly.
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-To help people.[br]-Exactly.
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Would you excuse me for a moment?
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I'll be right back.[br]I just have to go to the little girls' room.
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Of course.
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THORNDYKE: Let me get this.[br]VICTORIA: Sorry.
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THORNDYKE: Here you go.[br]VICTORIA: Thank you.
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Forgive me for prying,[br]but who is this gentleman?
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What are you talking about? That's Daddy.
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Are you trying to tell me that this man[br]is Arthur Brisbane, your father?
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Of course.
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This is not the man I met at the Institute.
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Something is very, very wrong.
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MONTAGUE: What are we going to do?[br]This is serious. He knows.
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He's seen the picture.
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He knows that's not the real Brisbane[br]we showed him.
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More coffee, please.
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Charlotte, what will we do?
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We'll have to kill him.[br]We'll have to let him kill him.
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That's all we need now. Another killing.[br]Give me a cookie.
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First Ashley, then Wentworth.
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We can't kill Thorndyke without[br]the police suspecting something.
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MONTAGUE: Pass me the cream, please.
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What are we going to do?[br]Supposing he goes to the police?
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I've thought of that.
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He won't go to the police[br]if he can't go to the police.
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MONTAGUE:[br]I don't understand. Sugar, please.
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What do you mean if he can't[br]go to the police? Why can't he?
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Because the police will be looking for him.
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Why would the police be looking for him?
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Because Thorndyke...
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...is going to kill somebody.
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DIESEL: Here. Finish your strudel.
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Here are the keys.
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Weren't you supposed[br]to check out tomorrow?
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I don't know.[br]Early this morning, the doc called.
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Said we have to get back to the Institute.
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This joint is really luxurious.[br]I have to take a few shots.
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-Do you mind?[br]-Not at all.
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You got some joint, here.[br]Let me take it now. I like this joint.
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It's beautiful. It's terrific. It's gorgeous.
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That's beautiful.
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The elevators. Good.
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Dr. Thorndyke.
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Dr. Thorndyke.
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I hear you're leaving.[br]What about the seminar this afternoon?
00:17:18.90,00:17:20.41
(Screaming)
00:17:25.02,00:17:28.25
(Fast-paced dramatic instrumental music)
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(Elevator dings)
00:17:48.66,00:17:50.14
Dr. Thorndyke?
00:17:50.82,00:17:51.89
Yes?
00:17:52.70,00:17:54.26
Here's a little present for you.
00:17:54.62,00:17:56.53
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:17:57.86,00:17:59.90
What is this? Who are you?
00:18:01.06,00:18:02.73
(Sinister cackle)
00:18:03.50,00:18:05.22
Why are you... Wait!
00:18:07.26,00:18:09.30
Who are you? What does this mean?
00:18:09.38,00:18:10.94
What does this mean?
00:18:15.02,00:18:16.37
(Woman screams)
00:18:16.46,00:18:19.02
That's the man![br]That's the man who shot him!
00:18:19.58,00:18:22.30
No, wait. You don't understand.[br]This is not my gun.
00:18:22.38,00:18:23.37
Oh, my God.
00:18:23.50,00:18:24.90
The man is dead.
00:18:25.34,00:18:27.81
I didn't... He shot him, I'm sure.
00:18:28.06,00:18:30.29
He took off a mask. He took off my face.
00:18:30.46,00:18:33.18
This was given to me by somebody[br]who looked just like me.
00:18:33.26,00:18:36.14
This is me! This is me's gun, not mine.
00:18:36.30,00:18:39.69
Gentlemen, don't go for your guns.[br]I'm a psychiatrist. I can help you.
00:18:39.78,00:18:42.17
We can discuss this. We're rational...
00:18:45.98,00:18:48.26
Doc! Why did you do it?
00:18:48.66,00:18:50.33
Why did you do it?
00:18:58.82,00:19:01.46
No, I'm all right. I'm just fine.
00:19:01.86,00:19:03.93
I'm at the Golden Gate Park.
00:19:04.26,00:19:09.10
Meet me in a half hour[br]at the North by Northwest corner.
00:19:09.62,00:19:11.10
Yes. Good.
00:19:59.26,00:20:00.93
(Pigeons cooing)
00:20:15.46,00:20:16.97
(Whistling a tune)
00:20:56.14,00:20:57.57
(Panting)
00:21:38.10,00:21:40.01
(Murmuring disapproval)
00:21:44.42,00:21:45.65
(Gasping)
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Richard, the world has gone crazy.[br]Nothing makes any sense anymore.
00:22:20.86,00:22:22.98
I don't know what to believe[br]or not to believe.
00:22:23.06,00:22:27.37
My life is just all topsy-turvy.[br]One minute you're singing love songs.
00:22:27.46,00:22:30.66
The next minute you're pumping[br]bullets into an innocent man.
00:22:30.74,00:22:33.62
Then it is not you.[br]It is the other Thorndyke.
00:22:33.70,00:22:38.62
How much more can a girl take?[br]My nerves are cracking.
00:22:38.70,00:22:43.30
I feel like I'm going to die.[br]I think I am going to explode!
00:22:43.38,00:22:46.53
THORNDYKE: Vicky! Take it easy, darling.
00:22:46.98,00:22:48.10
I'm sorry. Forgive me.
00:22:48.18,00:22:51.70
I'm just so close to my menstrual cycle[br]that I could scream.
00:22:52.42,00:22:53.49
(Growls loudly)
00:22:53.90,00:22:56.54
Vicky, please. We've got to think.
00:22:56.66,00:22:59.62
The only way out[br]is to prove I didn't commit that murder.
00:22:59.70,00:23:02.14
Well, how?[br]Would you look at today's paper?
00:23:02.22,00:23:05.37
Now that is you pulling the trigger.[br]That is nobody but you.
00:23:05.46,00:23:07.98
THORNDYKE: Who took this picture?[br]How did they get it?
00:23:08.06,00:23:10.37
Brophy. My buddy, Brophy.
00:23:11.62,00:23:12.74
Wait a minute!
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I was coming down in the elevator[br]at the time of the shooting.
00:23:16.06,00:23:17.78
Here is the elevator. Here is me.
00:23:18.06,00:23:20.94
THORNDYKE: See that dot?[br]VICTORIA: But that figure is so tiny.
00:23:21.02,00:23:22.93
It's unrecognizable.
00:23:23.14,00:23:26.26
Brophy has the negative.[br]You've got to contact Brophy.
00:23:26.34,00:23:30.10
Have him blow up this negative[br]and prove that's me in the elevator.
00:23:30.18,00:23:33.97
No, he left this morning.[br]He's probably back at the Institute by now.
00:23:40.54,00:23:42.53
How can you get excited[br]at a time like this?
00:23:42.62,00:23:45.26
Don't get me wrong.[br]It's not that I'm not titillated.
00:23:45.34,00:23:47.38
We've got to separate.
00:23:47.46,00:23:48.97
Gosh, you're fickle.
00:23:49.06,00:23:53.53
We can't stay together. We can't be seen.[br]Listen, go back to your hotel room.
00:23:53.62,00:23:57.90
Call Brophy. Get him to blow up[br]that negative. I'll call you later.
00:24:06.78,00:24:08.01
(Buzzing)
00:24:12.06,00:24:13.94
BROPHY: Yeah. It's coming.
00:24:18.58,00:24:22.10
Holy Toledo, you're right![br]There is a figure in the elevator.
00:24:22.18,00:24:23.85
I think it's the doc.
00:24:24.58,00:24:27.25
This has to be much, much bigger.
00:24:27.34,00:24:30.78
I have to keep enlarging it[br]until we can clearly see the doc's face.
00:24:30.86,00:24:32.53
Call me in an hour.
00:24:44.78,00:24:46.85
(Slow dramatic instrumental music)
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BROPHY: That's the doc.
00:25:16.46,00:25:20.45
DIESEL:[br]Good work. Very good work, Brophy.
00:25:21.02,00:25:24.14
Unfortunately, it will never be seen.
00:25:24.38,00:25:27.90
We've got to destroy the negative.[br]Give us the negative, Brophy.
00:25:28.02,00:25:31.22
You'll never get it. Never, do you hear me?
00:25:31.30,00:25:34.37
You'll never get this. I'd rather die first.
00:25:34.86,00:25:36.37
MONTAGUE: Norton?
00:25:38.34,00:25:39.46
Here.
00:25:42.34,00:25:43.57
You fool.
00:25:43.66,00:25:47.57
That negative has been on the front page[br]of every newspaper in San Francisco.
00:25:47.66,00:25:49.30
They can enlarge it as well.
00:25:49.98,00:25:53.74
You're right. I never thought of that.[br]We've got to think.
00:25:55.98,00:26:00.21
I've got it! We have to buy every single[br]newspaper in San Francisco.
00:26:00.54,00:26:02.69
We'll need about $10,000 worth of change.
00:26:02.78,00:26:06.33
The first thing I want you to do[br]is get a truck. A big truck.
00:26:06.70,00:26:11.41
Then you go around to all the newspaper...[br]All the stands. You put the paper...
00:26:14.34,00:26:17.30
-Perhaps it's not a good idea.[br]-lt sucks.
00:26:17.78,00:26:22.54
Norton, take our good friend[br]Mr. Brophy, here...
00:26:23.10,00:26:25.30
...to the North Wing.
00:26:34.18,00:26:36.09
You see, darling...
00:26:36.18,00:26:41.02
...it's not the negative that has to be[br]destroyed, it's Dr. Richard Thorndyke.
00:26:41.54,00:26:46.54
I think we'd better call our friend[br]in San Francisco with the tin teeth.
00:26:47.66,00:26:50.22
I get so hot when you're bad.
00:26:54.90,00:26:56.46
(Montague groans)
00:27:00.34,00:27:01.85
(Electronic beeping)
00:27:17.26,00:27:18.61
Excuse me.
00:27:23.86,00:27:25.14
(Telephone rings)
00:27:26.42,00:27:27.38
Diesel, here.
00:27:27.46,00:27:29.93
OPERATOR:[br]I have a collect call from San Francisco.
00:27:30.02,00:27:31.53
Yes, I'll accept the charges.
00:27:31.62,00:27:33.82
Hello, it's me. What do you want?
00:27:33.98,00:27:37.74
Hello, Braces?[br]I have a little present for you.
00:27:40.42,00:27:43.25
You may kill Thorndyke.
00:27:44.74,00:27:48.94
Thank you. I really appreciate this.[br]I really do. Thank you.
00:27:49.14,00:27:50.73
(Breathing heavily)
00:27:56.50,00:27:57.93
Life is good.
00:28:03.98,00:28:07.18
(Suspenseful instrumental music)
00:28:36.02,00:28:37.93
(Telephone rings)
00:28:45.46,00:28:46.61
(Gasps)
00:28:47.34,00:28:48.41
Hello?
00:28:53.18,00:28:54.93
(Heaving breathing on phone)
00:28:55.02,00:28:57.58
Listen, mister.[br]I don't go for this sort of thing.
00:29:03.30,00:29:04.53
(Gasping on phone)
00:29:04.62,00:29:07.74
I know a lot of the other girls[br]are turned on...
00:29:07.82,00:29:10.54
...by these kinky phone calls,[br]but I couldn't care less.
00:29:14.58,00:29:17.49
How did you get my room number?
00:29:20.22,00:29:21.89
(Groaning on phone)
00:29:21.98,00:29:26.77
I am not going to listen to any more[br]of this. I've had just about enough...
00:29:26.98,00:29:28.54
(Groaning continues)
00:29:28.62,00:29:29.66
What are you wearing?
00:29:30.38,00:29:31.61
Jee...
00:29:33.10,00:29:36.17
Jeans? You're wearing jeans?
00:29:36.82,00:29:38.14
I bet they're tight.
00:29:48.66,00:29:49.62
Oh, my God.
00:29:49.74,00:29:51.46
(Breathing heavily)
00:29:53.58,00:29:54.98
(Groaning)
00:29:55.70,00:29:57.37
You are an animal.
00:29:59.18,00:30:00.33
Vicky.
00:30:00.82,00:30:03.05
Victoria. It's me, Richard.
00:30:03.54,00:30:04.82
Richard.
00:30:08.18,00:30:11.73
I knew it was you all the time.[br]I just went along with it.
00:30:11.82,00:30:13.49
(High-pitched laughter)
00:30:13.58,00:30:15.54
I laughed. Did you laugh?
00:30:16.82,00:30:19.78
Victoria, I just killed a man.
00:30:20.02,00:30:24.41
Another one? Listen, Richard,[br]you've got to get a grip on yourself.
00:30:24.50,00:30:27.02
THORNDYKE: You don't understand.[br]I killed the man...
00:30:27.10,00:30:30.57
...who killed the man in the lobby.[br]Never mind. Did you reach Brophy?
00:30:30.66,00:30:34.50
I did and he said there was[br]a figure in the elevator...
00:30:34.58,00:30:38.05
...and that it might be you and he[br]was enlarging it until he was certain.
00:30:38.66,00:30:40.78
Then I waited for one hour and called back.
00:30:40.86,00:30:41.93
And?
00:30:42.62,00:30:44.98
VICTORIA:[br]And they said that he wasn't there.
00:30:45.06,00:30:47.10
Oh, my God, they know.
00:30:47.42,00:30:49.25
They know everything.[br]They've got Brophy.
00:30:49.34,00:30:51.14
They've got the picture.
00:30:51.62,00:30:54.29
What are we going to do?[br]How can we prove you're innocent?
00:30:54.38,00:30:57.10
We have to get back to the Institute[br]and find your father.
00:30:57.18,00:31:00.14
We must expose Diesel and Montague[br]for what they are.
00:31:00.22,00:31:01.65
VICTORIA: How'll we leave town?
00:31:01.74,00:31:04.65
The police are absolutely all over the place.
00:31:04.86,00:31:06.85
Go to the Salvation Army.
00:31:07.26,00:31:08.66
The Salvation Army?
00:31:08.74,00:31:11.26
Are they good at this sort of thing?
00:31:11.78,00:31:15.90
No! Go to the Salvation Army and get...
00:31:45.34,00:31:47.65
VICTORIA: Richard. Wait a minute.
00:31:48.06,00:31:51.05
THORNDYKE: What is it?[br]VICTORIA: I can't go through with this.
00:31:51.14,00:31:53.37
I'm sorry, I just... Look at this clothing.
00:31:53.46,00:31:56.02
What makes you think[br]we're actually going to sneak by?
00:31:56.10,00:31:59.70
Victoria, if we do it just the way[br]we rehearsed it, it will work.
00:31:59.78,00:32:02.85
Remember, we're not sneaking by.[br]We have to be loud and annoying.
00:32:02.94,00:32:06.22
If you're loud and annoying,[br]psychologically, people don't notice you.
00:32:06.30,00:32:08.74
Come on. We can do it.[br]Loud and annoying.
00:32:14.46,00:32:17.06
VICTORIA: (ln Russian accent)[br]I can't carry this no more.
00:32:17.14,00:32:20.05
(ln Russian accent)[br]Celery? You had to buy in San Francisco?
00:32:20.14,00:32:22.58
You can't get it by the market[br]near our house?
00:32:22.66,00:32:26.21
Excuse me,[br]I bought the celery in case on the plane...
00:32:26.30,00:32:29.02
...they wanted to serve you a Bloody Mary.
00:32:29.42,00:32:30.93
A Bloody Mary?
00:32:31.38,00:32:34.82
Well, I don't like the Bloody Mary[br]they serve on the plane.
00:32:34.90,00:32:36.97
No, sir. It's too burning.
00:32:37.06,00:32:39.73
They don't even put tomato juice,[br]they put snappy peppy.
00:32:39.82,00:32:41.97
Murray Weintraub, remember him?
00:32:42.14,00:32:45.98
Morning, noon and night he drank[br]the Bloody Marys with the peppy snappy.
00:32:46.06,00:32:49.18
You know where he is now?[br]Dead from that.
00:32:49.50,00:32:52.49
Murray Weintraub is not dead.[br]Murray Weintraub is alive.
00:32:52.58,00:32:53.70
No!
00:32:56.94,00:33:00.46
VICTORIA:[br]Morris Turtletaub you're talking about.
00:33:00.54,00:33:03.85
The one from Great Neck[br]who walks sideways like this.
00:33:03.98,00:33:06.42
(Muttering nonsensically)
00:33:08.22,00:33:12.13
No, sir. Morris Turtletaub[br]didn't walk like that.
00:33:12.22,00:33:15.77
Morris Turtletaub, to my memory,[br]walked just like this.
00:33:15.90,00:33:17.86
(Muttering nonsensically)
00:33:18.94,00:33:20.34
A little irregular.
00:33:23.34,00:33:26.38
THORNDYKE: Couldn't help himself.[br]Come on, let's get out of here.
00:33:26.46,00:33:28.74
VICTORIA: Slowly.[br]THORNDYKE: Don't push!
00:33:28.82,00:33:30.62
VICTORIA: Come on.[br]THORNDYKE: Don't push.
00:33:30.70,00:33:32.61
Sir, will you please put your bags up here?
00:33:32.70,00:33:34.58
-What?[br]-Please put you bags right up here.
00:33:34.66,00:33:37.62
-What do you need it for?[br]-We have to X-ray them, sir.
00:33:37.70,00:33:39.53
You have to X-ray?
00:33:39.62,00:33:43.25
Here. You want to X-ray the celery?[br]You think we're smuggling dope in here?
00:33:43.34,00:33:46.57
-Celery is not for dope it's for dip.[br]-Sir, others are waiting.
00:33:47.30,00:33:50.21
-All right, go ahead. You go.[br]-I can't. I'm scared.
00:33:50.30,00:33:52.53
For God's sake, go through already.
00:33:52.74,00:33:53.94
Wait a minute.
00:33:55.14,00:33:58.58
Is this one of those blowers that blows[br]up the skirt, gives a free show?
00:33:58.66,00:34:02.05
THORNDYKE: Take a chance, go through.[br]Don't make trouble at the airport.
00:34:02.14,00:34:03.89
(Victoria whimpering)
00:34:04.34,00:34:06.38
VICTORIA: Okay, come on, Sam.
00:34:06.46,00:34:08.98
THORNDYKE: All right. Here I go, folks.
00:34:10.50,00:34:11.62
VICTORIA: Sam!
00:34:11.82,00:34:14.38
(Victoria makes high-pitched[br]whining sound)
00:34:14.46,00:34:15.37
What?
00:34:15.66,00:34:16.65
(Victoria whines)
00:34:18.22,00:34:19.42
Well...
00:34:19.58,00:34:20.90
...here I go.
00:34:21.10,00:34:22.85
(Electronic beeping)
00:34:25.10,00:34:27.54
Is this a game show?[br]What did I win, a Pinto?
00:34:27.62,00:34:28.69
MAN: We have to search you.
00:34:28.78,00:34:30.93
Please, sir. What did I do?
00:34:31.02,00:34:32.30
-What's my crime?[br]-You beeped.
00:34:32.38,00:34:33.50
I beeped!
00:34:34.02,00:34:36.93
Take me away. Take me back to Russia.[br]Put me in irons.
00:34:37.26,00:34:39.41
I beeped! The mad beeper is loose.
00:34:39.50,00:34:42.49
Take away the beeper. Put me away.
00:34:42.58,00:34:44.70
POLICEMAN: It's all right. Please, just go.
00:34:44.78,00:34:45.82
Thank you.
00:34:46.18,00:34:50.22
-Richard, you were absolutely brilliant.[br]-You were wonderful yourself. Come on.
00:34:54.90,00:34:57.57
(Slow instrumental music)
00:35:22.70,00:35:24.26
Professor Lilloman?
00:35:25.50,00:35:26.73
Professor.
00:35:27.62,00:35:30.29
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:35:31.26,00:35:33.30
VICTORIA: Oh, my God. He's dead!
00:35:33.38,00:35:36.13
Dead? Who's dead?[br]Somebody died? Where?
00:35:37.14,00:35:41.58
-Professor, we thought you were dead.[br]-I sleep that way.
00:35:41.66,00:35:43.86
It scares the hell out of everyone.
00:35:43.94,00:35:46.25
Professor, have you seen my father?
00:35:46.94,00:35:49.17
Your father? Who are you?
00:35:49.74,00:35:54.66
Forgive me. This is Victoria Brisbane.[br]Her father is Arthur Brisbane.
00:35:56.22,00:35:58.45
-This is the cocker's daughter?[br]-Yes.
00:35:59.74,00:36:02.73
How do you do? I'm sorry for you.
00:36:02.82,00:36:04.10
Professor, please, Brophy.
00:36:04.18,00:36:07.01
We are looking for Brophy.[br]It's important that we find him.
00:36:07.10,00:36:08.09
Brophy.
00:36:08.18,00:36:12.78
I'm sorry to have to tell you,[br]but Brophy was taken to the North Wing.
00:36:13.54,00:36:14.50
What?
00:36:15.46,00:36:20.01
According to Montague,[br]the poor chap had a mental breakdown.
00:36:20.46,00:36:22.13
-Mental breakdown?[br]-Yeah.
00:36:22.38,00:36:25.61
Brophy is not smart enough[br]to have a mental breakdown.
00:36:26.30,00:36:27.78
The North Wing.
00:36:28.10,00:36:30.93
-Come on, we have to go.[br]-I go with you, perhaps I can help.
00:36:31.02,00:36:32.50
THORNDYKE: Come on, hurry.
00:36:33.14,00:36:35.86
(Suspenseful instrumental music)
00:36:54.06,00:36:55.89
THORNDYKE:[br]Brophy, have you seen Brisbane?
00:36:55.98,00:36:57.46
Where is Brisbane?
00:36:57.54,00:36:58.82
I'm sorry.
00:36:58.90,00:37:00.86
-Where is he?[br]-They took him to...
00:37:00.94,00:37:02.34
(Shrieking)
00:37:03.50,00:37:05.49
Norton's taking him up to the tower.
00:37:05.78,00:37:07.18
Oh, my God!
00:37:07.26,00:37:10.94
BROPHY: He's drugged. They're going to[br]throw him off, like a suicide.
00:37:12.30,00:37:13.34
VICTORIA: Dad.
00:37:13.42,00:37:15.09
THORNDYKE: Come on, let's go.
00:37:17.26,00:37:19.57
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:37:31.10,00:37:32.53
LILLOMAN: There! Look!
00:37:33.62,00:37:34.82
VICTORIA: Daddy.
00:37:40.78,00:37:42.26
Richard.
00:37:43.22,00:37:45.45
-Do something.[br]-I'll try.
00:37:47.86,00:37:49.98
(Lightning crackles)
00:37:50.54,00:37:52.13
(Thorndyke sighs)
00:37:52.42,00:37:54.01
I can't.
00:37:54.10,00:37:55.09
What is it?
00:37:55.18,00:37:58.97
He suffers from High Anxiety.[br]It strikes one out of seven.
00:37:59.06,00:38:02.50
BROPHY: Don't worry, Miss. I'll stop him.[br]LILLOMAN: I go, too.
00:38:04.14,00:38:07.13
Oh, God. I feel like such a...
00:38:07.22,00:38:08.42
Coward?
00:38:08.66,00:38:09.81
Yeah.
00:38:15.70,00:38:16.93
(Panting)
00:38:17.02,00:38:18.30
I can't go on.
00:38:20.98,00:38:22.94
BROPHY: I got him!
00:38:25.66,00:38:27.25
I ain't got him.
00:38:29.18,00:38:31.57
LILLOMAN:[br]Where can we go? What can we do?
00:38:31.74,00:38:33.57
-I've got to save him.[br]-No.
00:38:33.66,00:38:36.22
He'll kill you. I'm going to go up.
00:38:39.14,00:38:41.21
(Eerie instrumental music)
00:38:58.10,00:38:59.58
(Gun thuds on stairs)
00:39:17.58,00:39:18.81
(Cracking)
00:39:27.10,00:39:28.25
(Screaming)
00:39:31.34,00:39:32.93
He's going to fall!
00:39:36.74,00:39:39.57
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:39:42.58,00:39:44.01
(Thorndyke gasps)
00:39:44.10,00:39:47.54
Hold on! Pull yourself up! You can do it!
00:39:48.94,00:39:50.53
I can't hang on!
00:39:53.98,00:39:56.50
That's it! Richard, listen to me!
00:39:56.78,00:40:00.69
I have researched your case.[br]I know what's giving you the High Anxiety.
00:40:00.78,00:40:02.69
I have found the answer.
00:40:02.78,00:40:05.01
Go back in your mind. Go back.
00:40:05.10,00:40:06.77
You are a little baby.
00:40:06.86,00:40:10.22
Your mother and father are fighting.[br]They're always fighting.
00:40:10.30,00:40:12.37
They're fighting about you.
00:40:13.02,00:40:14.66
(Baby babbling)
00:40:20.22,00:40:23.26
FATHER:[br]I hate this kid! He's making us prisoners!
00:40:23.34,00:40:25.54
We're trapped in this house![br]We can never go out!
00:40:25.62,00:40:29.50
What do you want me to do?[br]Get rid of him? Is that what you want?
00:40:29.58,00:40:30.90
Shut him up!
00:40:30.98,00:40:33.21
Shut him up! I can't take it!
00:40:33.34,00:40:34.77
MOTHER: He's falling!
00:40:38.58,00:40:40.33
I understand now.
00:40:41.98,00:40:45.69
It's not height I'm afraid of. It's parents!
00:40:46.10,00:40:47.38
Ja.
00:40:48.78,00:40:52.66
Now climb, you son-of-a-bitch. Climb!
00:40:53.82,00:40:56.21
(Triumphant instrumental music)
00:40:59.34,00:41:02.22
LILLOMAN: Come on, Doc. You can do it.
00:41:06.82,00:41:08.65
LILLOMAN: He's almost at the top.
00:41:11.34,00:41:12.38
Hurry, Richard.
00:41:13.94,00:41:17.06
(Uplifting instrumental music)
00:41:20.34,00:41:21.77
Come on, Doc.
00:41:34.74,00:41:36.78
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:41:39.14,00:41:40.49
Norton.
00:41:45.30,00:41:47.02
THORNDYKE: Oh, my God.
00:41:52.34,00:41:55.73
-Mr. Brisbane, are you all right?[br]-Yes, I'm all right.
00:41:57.74,00:41:59.54
Get down the stairs.
00:41:59.62,00:42:01.69
Thank you. You saved my life.
00:42:01.78,00:42:03.13
Thank God it's over.
00:42:04.46,00:42:06.02
(Diesel screaming)
00:42:06.10,00:42:08.30
(Dramatic instrumental music)
00:42:13.42,00:42:15.25
(Shrieking and cackling)
00:42:24.62,00:42:26.13
(Montague gasps)
00:42:26.42,00:42:28.78
Fins. I give up.
00:42:28.86,00:42:31.93
I never really liked her. She never bathed.
00:42:32.10,00:42:35.46
But I like you, I'll be on your side.[br]I'll do anything you say.
00:42:35.54,00:42:39.25
I'm good at that. If I don't behave[br]you can beat the living crap out of me.
00:42:39.34,00:42:40.82
I wouldn't mind.
00:42:40.90,00:42:42.05
(Montague screams)
00:42:42.14,00:42:44.42
BROPHY:[br]Are you all right? We saw a figure fall.
00:42:44.50,00:42:46.86
That was Nurse Diesel,[br]she went out this window.
00:42:46.94,00:42:49.41
VICTORIA: Daddy, I love you.[br]BRISBANE: My baby.
00:42:49.50,00:42:51.14
BROPHY: My boss.
00:42:51.34,00:42:53.73
THORNDYKE: Brophy.[br]LILLOMAN: My Richard.
00:42:54.38,00:42:56.13
Professor.
00:42:56.62,00:42:58.21
-You saved my life.[br]-Ja.
00:42:58.58,00:43:00.78
You saved my life. Who are you?
00:43:00.86,00:43:02.06
Dad.
00:43:03.30,00:43:05.66
This is the man I'm going to marry.
00:43:05.78,00:43:08.98
THORNDYKE: Jeepers, Vicky.[br]VICTORIA: Isn't he a dreamboat?
00:43:09.46,00:43:11.18
(Whimsical instrumental music)
00:43:11.86,00:43:13.18
Goodbye, Dad.
00:43:19.50,00:43:20.82
(Victoria shrieks gleefully)
00:43:20.90,00:43:22.57
(Both sighing)
00:43:22.98,00:43:25.26
I absolutely love my new name.
00:43:25.62,00:43:28.69
Mrs. Victoria Harpo Thorndyke.
00:43:29.42,00:43:33.02
Mrs. Dr. Victoria Harpo Thorndyke.
00:43:33.26,00:43:34.82
Yes. Doctor?
00:43:35.54,00:43:37.37
I'm having this problem.
00:43:37.74,00:43:39.30
Problem? Well...
00:43:39.50,00:43:42.06
...maybe we should examine the situation.
00:43:42.14,00:43:44.61
DIRECTOR: Nice shot.[br]Pull the camera back slowly.
00:43:44.70,00:43:47.74
CAMERAMAN: We're going too fast,[br]we're going to hit the wall.
00:43:50.86,00:43:52.37
CAMERAMAN: Now what do we do?
00:43:52.46,00:43:55.98
DIRECTOR: Never mind. Keep pulling back.[br]Maybe nobody will notice.
00:43:57.06,00:43:59.53
(Thorndyke singing High Anxiety)
00:46:11.38,00:46:12.37
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