All language subtitles for falcon_crest_s03e16_bitter_harvest

The door was open, so I thought I'd stop
by and say hi.

I bought the crop, Angela.

What are you trying to do, steal it for
yourself?

We have something special together.

We had.

Past tense.

Oh, you know what I didn't tell you?

Richard called me into his office the
other day and told me he wants me to

writing the article on Jocelyn.

He must have struck a nerve. What did he
say?

Only that he felt I couldn't be
objective writing about your mother.

That's a good one. Richard, concerned
about objectivity.

And also that I didn't know what I was
getting myself into.

Ah, mystery.

Anything to keep you on the track?

I suppose.

But I'll tell you, there's no shortage
of mystery as far as your mother's

concerned. She really led a very strange
life.

Mother was one of a kind.

That's the kind of character that makes
for interesting reading.

So you don't think I should stop
writing?

No, I don't.

I'm going to attempt to interview Angela
this afternoon.

Angela? Yeah. You aren't getting it all
sides of that. No, I'm trying.

Well, I'll tell you what. When you get
your story in shape and if you still

any doubts, I'd be more than happy to
give it an objective reading. Okay.

I'll hold you to that.

Served on bone china.

The finest wines. And on the walls,
original works of art. The best money

buy for the most exclusive four -star
restaurant in North America.

What about the racetrack?

Monsieur? The racetrack. I'm building a
racetrack, not a restaurant, remember?

All these original works of art, how's
anyone ever going to see the finish

In my restaurants, it is the cuisine and
the ambiance which comes first, not the

finish line.

And in my racetrack, I expect everyone
to have a view of the finish line,

especially those high rollers who can
afford to bet while they're enjoying the

finest cuisine.

People do not get up in the middle of an
exquisite meal to place a bet,

monsieur. I know. That's why I'm going
to have runners, one for each table.

Runners? I don't understand runners.

Beautiful, young, long -legged runners.

Now, scrap the original art. I want that
outside wall in solid plate glass, and

I want those tables arranged in tiers so
that everyone has an unobstructed view

of the finish.

Richard, can I speak to you? Yes,
certainly. Come on in. Mr. Lamont was

leaving. But I don't think... That's
right. I do the thinking. You come back

when you have things worked out. I'm
sure if you could reconsider... I have

reconsidered. Thank you very much. You
would be very happy with the original.

Norton Crane of the cartel is on the
telephone. He insists on speaking to you

personally.

That's very nice. Thank you. Put him
off.

I've tried to repeatedly, but I've run
out of excuses. Then tell him the truth.

I have nothing to say that he doesn't
know already.

He's not going to like it.

What a pity.

Good morning, fella.

Good morning, Melissa.

I understand the agretti crop is ready
for harvest.

Richard has his crew waiting.

Isn't that a little premature?

You have a contract with Falkenquist.

I destroyed that contract after you gave
it back to me, remember?

No. You destroyed a forgery I had made
up. This is the original.

And it's binding.

Really?

Now, how do I know that that is not a
forgery?

Because it has the Falcon Crest
watermark.

Only Angela has access to that paper.

You didn't really think I'd trust you
with the original, now, did you?

I trusted you.

Just what do you think you're pulling,
Philip?

What am I supposed to say to Richard?

I signed a contract with him.

If you think that Richard might be upset
at losing the Agretti Harvest, just

think how he might react to losing it to
Chase.

Just who do you want me to sell it to?

To me.

You don't know the first thing about
winemaking.

Just let me worry about that.

Now, do we have a deal?

I haven't much of a choice now, have I?

You always have choices Melissa, it's
just that some are more difficult to

than others Just sign right here

Good

morning

How are you feeling this morning, Dan?

I have a doctor, thanks. His name's
Parker.

I know.

Actually, I didn't come to talk about
you. I came to talk about myself.

A little late for that, isn't it?

I just wanted to explain, Dan, what
happened in the... I don't need any

explanations.

I asked for your help.

That was the deal. I was your patient.

I'm not proud of what happened last
week, Dan.

The truth is, as I told you, I hadn't
performed surgery in ten years.

In spite of everything I knew and
everything I promised.

And with your life and the balance, I
choked.

Fortunately, Dr. Parker took over, but I
have no excuses.

I just hope you can understand me.

I'd have thought after all the trouble
you went to to drag me in here, you

have done more than stand around
wringing your hands.

Thank God for Dr. Parker.

Jacqueline is a person I don't care to
discuss.

But, Angela, you must have so many
valuable memories of her. Now, according

my research, she came here in the year
of the Great Drought. Yes, she did.

Disasters seem to come in pairs.

Boy, your paths must have crossed many
times.

Maggie, you're wasting your time. I will
not glorify that disgraceful woman. I

don't intend to glorify her. I want to
draw a candid portrait of her. Candid?

is truthful.

Now, does Chase know you're doing this?
Yes, he does. He's encouraged me. Does

he know that his mother is not the woman
she appeared to be? Then who is she,

Angela?

She's an opportunist.

She cared only for money and power.

You know, she might have said the same
thing about you.

If you want the truth about Jacqueline,
I suggest that you contact Sister Marie

Therese at the convent of St.

Martha's in Paris.

Now that's all, Maggie.

Thank you. St. Martha's in Paris. Yes.
Good day.

You've been very helpful. I appreciate
it.

knocked you couldn't hear me because the
music how you feeling i'm alive good

got a surprise for you come on back come
on

since

i couldn't get you to come to the post

-cardiac exercise program at the
hospital i took a page out of mohammed

and brought it to you

Well, you thought wrong.

Take it back. I can't take it back,
Vince. I hauled it all the way here.

It's up to you.

Don't you see?

I don't care anymore.

And I don't need any meddling outsiders
either.

Vince.

You can go in there, sit, and wait to
die.

Or you can start peddling.

Grandmother, I need to talk to you.
Didn't I teach you to knock?

Did you know the Agretti harvest was
stripped this morning?

Oh, of course I did. It's been ready for
a week.

Do you know who harvested it?

Richard Channing, of course. Your wife
made a deal with him.

Wrong, Grandmother. I checked with the
crew this morning.

Are you trying to tell me that Chase
talked Melissa into selling to Falcon

Crest? Chase doesn't have the crop
either.

Well, who has?

Apparently nobody on the crew knows.
Somebody is working through third

Well, don't just stand there. Go ask
Melissa.

That is, if you know where she is.
There's no need.

I bought the crop, Angela.

But, Philip, you're not in the wine
business.

I am now, at least for the time being.

When did you buy it?

Early this morning.

I thought it best for the crop not to
fall in either Richard's or Chase's

Why didn't you come to me first?

There wasn't time.

I had to act on instinct.

And protect your best interests, of
course.

You knew I had a contract with Melissa
long before Chase took over Falcon

What are you trying to do, steal it for
yourself?

Aren't you glad I am?

Otherwise, Chase would have the crop by
now.

How thoughtful of you.

Come in.

I just need one minute.

Well, that's all you've got. I'm late
for the board meeting now.

I wanted you to know who acquired the
Agredi Harvest.

That's hardly news.

You ignored Falcon Crest in favor of
Richard.

Richard didn't get it.

You're not offering it to me after all,
are you?

I only wish I could.

Philip Erickson made me an offer I just
couldn't refuse.

Philip? He doesn't have a winery. Why?

That's just what I said.

Angela.

I just thought you'd like to know. Thank
you. I appreciate that.

This meeting is going to go late.

But if you see Angela, tell her I'll be
by, regardless of the time.

I will.

coming home to.

We aim to please.

Not much funk in return, though.

Baby, I can barely keep my eyes open.

I'm going to grab a shower and get some
sleep, okay?

You're not planning on staying in again
tonight, are you?

Fifteen hour days at the hospital
doesn't make you exactly right for a

decathlon, right?

Suit yourself.

I'm going out.

Sorry I'm late. I had some business to
attend to.

I'll bet.

Angela, I hope you will accept this in
the spirit in which it is given.

But I do not believe that Philip
Erickson is loyal to you.

This is delicious, Charlie.

Thank you. My favorite.

Perhaps you don't understand.

Philip is undermining you, Angela.

I know he bought your harvest, Melissa.

Do you?

Well, you didn't expect us to hand it
over to Chase or Richard, did you?

You knew about this?

Sure.

Then why didn't you tell me?

We are married. I can hardly wait for
you to tell Richard about it.

Why?

So you can watch him sue me for
millions?

Melissa, when you sleep with the devil,
there's always hell to pay.

There's a table over there.

You know, there's a nice, quiet little
restaurant down the street. We could

always go there.

It'd be a lot more fun. I'll just wait
until he gets revved up.

I can hardly wait.

Hey,

get a load of her.

We have a couple beers here.

I'd like to sit in the dentist's chair.

At least he gets me Novocaine.

You sure you want to stay here?

Watch this.

It's great music.

It sure is.

How about that?

It's kind of bold of you, isn't it?

I didn't come in here unscored again.

Whoa.

You mean this guy isn't your father?

No.

I'm more than married.

Hey, put this on my table. No, it's all
right.

We'd just like to be left alone, okay?

Are you speaking for both of you?

Michael always speaks his mind.

Well, it seems to me that the lady wants
my company.

We'd just like to be left alone, all
right?

Well, you know, you just better watch
yourself.

Last question, you want a real cowboy's
welcome to this joint, bud?

You should tell them you get lost.

I wanted to see how you'd handle it.

I know what time it is, and I don't
care. I'm not leaving here until I talk

her. Mr.

Shannon, that strict order is not to be
disturbed.

What is it, Chase?

Dear Greti Harvest, I'd like to talk to
you.

It's all right, Charlie. I'll take care
of it.

Now, what's wrong? I would like to get
some sleep.

Considering the way you got hold of that
harvest, I'd be surprised if you could

sleep at all.

I had nothing whatsoever to do with it.

Just because Philip took delivery.

Don't think I'm blind to your
involvement. Now, don't blame me for

incompetency. That's hardly the issue.
Don't forget, you're under court order

banning you from interfering with Falcon
Crest. I haven't interfered with

anything. What Philip does is his own
business.

That would be a first.

If I were you, I would be more concerned
in finding a distributor for Falcon

Crest.

taking care of that. I certainly hope
so.

I'd hate to see that fine wine turn to
vinegar.

Now, if there's nothing else, good
night.

Nothing else.

Good night.

I had no choice.

Philip forced me to sell.

You've got a mind of your own, Melissa.
I've never seen anybody yet make you do

something you didn't want to do.

He tricked me!

He still had the original Falcon Crest
contract.

You've been outsmarted by a lesser
talent.

That must hurt.

I never imagined Philip would do
something like this.

Maybe he's planning on defecting from
Angela's camp. I'll keep a close eye on

him.

What about us?

You're not going to let this affect our
plans, are you?

What plans?

Richard, we have a baby to think about.

What about our baby?

This just arrived for you.

Sorry to interrupt the family planning
session.

It's all right.

Melissa was just on her way to the bank.

Why would I be going to the bank?

To get the $200 ,000 advance I gave you
for this season's crop.

Don't tell me you've forgotten.

Richard, we have something special
together.

We had.

Past tense.

I prefer a cashier's check if it's all
the same to you.

So refreshing to see you mix business
with pleasure.

You ought to try it sometime.

Bad news?

Norton Crane, Mr.

Personality.

He's becoming insistent, demanding that
I call him by six o 'clock tonight.

Thank you, Sister.

Yes, I'm sorry, too.

All right.

Well, I appreciate your help.

Goodbye.

That was St. Martha's Convent in Paris.
The nun, Sister Marie -Therese, who

Angela spoke to, died two months ago.

Well, doesn't anyone else remember
Jacques? Apparently, there was an

Sister Jeanette, who'd worked with
Sister Marie -Therese. She's in New

now. Ah, wonderful food.

And it's closer than Paris.

Actually, the nun at St. Martha's
suggested I go and see her there.

I think you should.

Do you?

Yeah.

I'd love to go with you, but... Oh, I'd
love to have you go with me.

Maybe I can talk you into it.

Upstairs?

I'll get the wine.

Who needs wine?

Well, you know, if you're here to see my
grandmother, I'm afraid you've missed

her. She's been asleep for hours.

I hadn't heard from you for a while.

I thought I'd stop by and see how you
were doing.

Things have been a little tight with the
court case and all.

I know.

Your grandmother seems really determined
to hang on to Melissa's little boy.

Force of habit.

She, uh...

Never lets go of anything permanently.

Isn't it a little late for a feeding?

Midnight snack.

We wouldn't want Apollo to lose his
taste for blood, would we?

It's nice to see a pet treated as a
member of the family.

Is that all he eats?

Or on meat?

He doesn't seem to complain.

How about you?

Don't you want a little variety?

Ron, that's great. Sounds like you're
way ahead of schedule.

When do you expect to be finished
stripping lot 24?

Uh -huh.

And what about lots 47 through 50?

Really?

Sensational. All right, I'll talk to you
later.

Bye -bye.

Well, how about some coffee?

No, thank you.

Yes. No, no.

How are you? I'm all right. You seem
happy. Good news?

Well, the bulk of the crop is in today,
and the crush is underway. How about

you? Me? I think I need to talk to
someone.

What's wrong?

Oh, I don't know. The competence. I've
lost it.

Actually, I've known for a long time.

Ever since Ann's death, I've known I
could never be a surgeon again.

Oh, come on. You practically wrote the
book on neurosurgery. I've been away for

ten years doing research for guys.
Valuable and necessary work.

In hiding from myself and from the fear
that I would ever have to operate on

another human being and fail.

What about Dan Robbins? You were there.
You took care of that. I was there.

I was there.

When I put the scalpel in my hands, I
froze. I couldn't get the thought of Ann

out of my head.

Thank God Parker was there.

If he hadn't have been, Dan would have
died and I would have had two victims on

my conscience.

Michael, don't you think you're letting
this get a little out of hand? What

happened to Ann was years ago and it was
not your fault.

Actually, I've been thinking of getting
out of medicine altogether.

Compounding one error with another. That
doesn't sound like you. What would you

suggest?

How about getting some counseling?

No.

I tried that route.

I just don't have it anymore.

When I thought I might never be able to
walk again because of that bullet lodged

next to my spine, I remember a certain
doctor coming to me and telling me to

off my duff and try.

Now, I'm no doctor, but you might
consider trying a little of your own

where would you like to dine tonight
it's a working dinner so you choose you

leave your car i'll drive oh i left the
projections in my office i'll be right

back i'll get the car

Yeah, fine.

When I came back down, I saw the other
car come after you. I didn't even think

just got in the car and... He could have
been killed.

Thank you.

I'll have the contract and a check over
to you before the day is over.

I'm glad you see it my way, Morton.

Well, because your harvest is really
worth the extra money.

All right.

Thank you.

Most of the vintners are falling in
line.

Grandmother, how do you expect poor
Chase to replace that noble quality of

agretti harvest in this year's vintage
of falcon crest?

I don't.

Buying the Whitaker vineyards was a poor
investment.

Well, just what are you planning to do
with all these small harvests?

Broker them off to large wineries.

Anything, just so Chase won't get his
hands on them.

Last but not least, our tasting room. I
am very impressed, Chase, with your

whole operation.

I think Falcon Crest and Levitt
Distribution can certainly do business

Great. This calls for a celebration.

Let me see, what do we have here?

Our most recent release in Fendel.

It's funny. A month ago, if anybody had
told me I'd be doing business with

Falcon Crest, I would have laughed in
their face.

Well, fortunately, Klieger's out of the
picture, and I certainly need someone of

your talents.

Years ago, Angela Channing and I had a
verbal agreement.

She wanted me to distribute Falcon Crest
on the East Coast, so I reorganized my

entire operation.

At the last minute, she pulled out and
went with Klieger.

No explanation, no apology.

You'll find I do business very
differently from Angela.

Actually, getting the Falcon Crest line
is a personal triumph for me.

Lieger and I have always been rivals.

Well, to a healthy and profitable
alliance.

And then the papa bear said, someone's
been sleeping in my bed.

And then the mama bear said, someone's
been sleeping in my bed.

And then the baby bears it. But
someone's been sleeping.

If you don't mind, I'd like to be alone
with my son.

Well, you just spend all the time you
can with him now, Melissa, because the

things are going, you're going to lose
the custody suit and the kid right along

with it.

No one's taking Joseph away from me.

Besides, what do you care?

My grandmother seems to care.

Well, you're not in her will anymore.

And she's out of Falkencrest. So I can't
understand why either one of you are so

worried.

You know, Melissa, every winter these
vineyards die out.

But every spring they come back to life.

Angela, I'd be out of things now.

But the seasons are changing.

She'll be back.

What good will that do you?

I told you.

Things change.

I'll be back in her will, Melissa.

So if I were you, I'd clean up my act.

Thank you.

Hello, Norton.

Richard! Been a long time.

Geneva, 1974.

And as I recall, you weren't too happy
about being assigned to work for me.

Frankly, I should have managed that
operation.

If my mother wasn't the head of the
cartel.

I didn't even know who my mother was
back then.

Let alone that she ran things here.

That didn't stop her from sending you to
the head of the class.

You shouldn't have any complaints.

The whole show is yours now.

That's right.

But you seem to be ignoring that.

And I'm going to continue to ignore it,
especially where my racetrack is

concerned.

You've always had an obstinate streak in
you.

It served you well in the past, but it's
going to be your final undoing in the

long run.

The track is mine. All mine.

Not for long.

Every permit, every license is in my
name.

Come on, Richard.

This isn't the first time someone has
made things hard for us.

We'll keep chipping away.

Slowly.

Patiently.

Violently, if we have to.

You'll crumble sooner or later.

Where you rank well.

Of course.

I worked hard to get to the top.

How do you suppose the cartel would feel
if I told them about your little oil

operation?

The company has always been involved in
oil.

Come on, I watched you in Geneva,
Norton.

Routing money in and out of the country,
always managing to siphon off a little

for yourself. That's a lie!

Logging ships in dry dock when actually
they were working the high seas,

carrying oil out of the Persian Gulf,
your oil. You can't blackmail. You even

managed to do business with the Iranians
during the great boycott, a federal

offense. You can't prove a thing.

Not to the government, maybe.

But the cartel has its own rules of
evidence, and the penalties are a lot

stiffer.

What do you want?

I want you to cease all activity against
me, or I'll go straight to the board.

Before it's over, I'll be chasing you in
underground garages.

Now, when we get into court, I expect
both of you to pay attention.

In the meantime, whatever you say or do
in the next few days may affect the

outcome of this custody suit.

That's exactly what I keep telling her.

Well, whatever happens, we can't lose
Joseph in court.

I have no intention of doing anything
Philip Erickson orders me to do.

As long as you are under my roof, you
will do what I say.

And what if I don't? Then I suggest you
leave.

You aren't the only one around here who
has strings to pull.

She's a little upset.

A great harvest.

Well, I'm sure that Philip will turn the
crops over to me.

I assume that's what you had in mind.

On the contrary.

I intend to keep the grapes and produce
a fine wine myself.

That's so foolish.

You don't know the first thing about
winemaking.

Angela, it's time you realize that I'm a
worthy partner, not just an employee.

Together, the two of us can make a great
team.

See Well now that you've made your point
sell me the harvest not a chance

It's being crushed and I'm making wine

Wrong You're making trouble

It must be very important for you to fly
thousands of miles just to talk to me.

It is, sister. I understand that you
knew Jacqueline Perrault during the war.

Please come to my office.

Thanks, sister.

Yes, I knew her.

Why do you ask?

She was my mother -in -law.

She died a few months ago.

I'm doing an article on her and...
Sister, I need to know the truth about

I do not mind the questions.

You might not like the answers.

I... I already know that she sold her
son Richard to Henry Denault.

That is what first led us to believe
that she was not whom she seemed.

I don't understand.

During the first years of the
occupation, she made frequent visit to

convent. Always bringing valuable
antique and works of art.

She claimed she was protecting them from
the Nazi.

And then you hid them for her.

But then, when we found out that she was
using her infant son to barter for

power, we became suspicious.

A woman does not worry about pictures or
statues while giving away her flesh and

blood.

Unless... Unless she wasn't really
hiding them from the Nazis at all.

I told you you might not like the
answers.

Linda?

Linda, I'm home.

I've

only

got a couple of minutes. I was on my way
into town, and I wanted...

The door was open, so I thought I'd stop
by and say hi.

What are you doing?

I tried to give you a set of these satin
sheets last week.

But Linda has such an uncomplicated
mind, she threw them out.

I thought you'd like to see them for
yourself.

Get out.

We have something special together.

I told you satin shapes turned him on.

I bought these for Joseph. I know what
you must be thinking. Linda, Linda,

Linda, listen to me.

Melissa will do anything to keep Joseph
and drive us apart.

But if you don't believe anything,
you've got to believe that I would never

anything to hurt you.

I saw you there.

I just didn't know what to believe.

It's all right.

It's all right.

Okay. All right. Thank you. Well, well.

You consider yourself a newspaper
publisher, Miss Lynch?

Mr. Channing's out of town right now.

He expects me to handle his affairs in
his absence.

While he confers with our mutual
employer?

Speak for yourself.

I don't work for that organization
anymore.

Of course, how silly of me.

Your freedom was bought by a good friend
of mine, John Osborne.

What do you want?

To pay my respects.

I had no idea you had such facility with
automobiles.

You'd have lost everything if you'd have
killed Richard.

The whole racetrack project would have
been history before it had even begun.

Perhaps the intended victim was not Mr.
Cheney.

Don't be difficult.

If I had come here to silence you, your
heart would already be still.

I suppose Osborne died quickly.

One could only hope for a death that
painless.

That's the great joy in my work,
bringing peace to others.

You're wasting your time here.

I only stopped by to give you some
encouragement.

Mr. Channing needs your support.

You couldn't convince him to cut the
cartel in on the racetrack. If he won't

listen to you, he's certainly not going
to listen to me.

Oh, it saddens me to hear you say that.

I always thought you had more influence
with Mr.

Channing. And don't get any ideas about
making an example out of me.

That would make Richard very, very
angry.

Be sure to tell Mr. Chen that I stopped
by.

Oh, don't worry.

He'll hear about it.

I'm sure he will.

You have such a lovely face.

Delicate, somehow.

have a deal.

I know, but I've been doing some
thinking since we spoke and, well, the

without Angela Channing, Falcon Crest
will never be the same.

You know better than that. Our wine is
and will be as fine as ever. I'm sorry,

Chase. I just can't take that chance. If
I disappoint my customers, I'll lose my

reputation.

You're being awfully premature.

Look, just wait and taste the wine.

It'll be too late to gear up for the
account.

I should have known when Klieger pulled
out he had a good reason.

I can't let you just walk away from the
deal. I hope you know that.

I've made up my mind.

Goodbye, Chase.

There.

That make you happy?

Not happy.

But satisfied.

That was a lovely performance, Andrew.

It should have been.

I paid enough for it.

Michael. Howard.

Drink? No, thank you.

What if I do?

You have to sell.

So, is Maggie back from New Orleans yet?
No, not yet.

I just saw my way home, thought I'd stop
by and see how you're doing.

Fine, just waiting for Terry.

Is everything all right? Oh, yeah.

I know that. You want to talk about it?

Chase, I'm in love.

I am.

I'm uncertain and probably of unsound
judgment.

It's not mine.

Well, you know what they say.

When we're in love, it's the closest
most of us ever get to psychotic

Here's a psychosis.

I trust that your trip to New York went
well. Mission accomplished.

You've been pretty busy yourself lately,
parroting the agretti harvest right out

from under me.

I merely saw an opportunity.

And I took advantage of it. Ah, nicely
done, too, I must admit. Thank you.

You, uh, didn't make a friend of
Melissa, though.

She's a little upset, to say the least.

One has to look out for oneself.

Especially in this valley.

Are you, uh, sure what you did was
really in your best interest?

Of course.

Getting that harvest has given me a
great deal of leverage.

It's also put you on the line with
Angela.

She's going to expect you to use that
power in her favor. If you fail, she's

likely to be too forgiving.

I can handle Angela.

I hope so, for your sake.

Because I wanted that harvest.

Now that you've cheated both Melissa and
me, Angela's the only ally you have

left.

Welcome home.

How was it?

I'm going to tell you all about it.

First, I need a couple of aspirins. I've
got a terrible headache.

I'll get you some.

Thanks.

Have you thought that perhaps you should
talk to a doctor about these headaches?

I don't need a doctor. I know exactly
where this one's coming from.

Soft diagnosis can be dangerous to your
health.

Let's sit down. I'm going to get this
over with. Yeah, what happened? Oh, I

should never have gone anywhere on you,
that's for sure. Thank you.

Did you find Sister Jeanette? Yeah, I
found her and she confirmed that

Jacqueline had sold Richard to Henry
Denault.

I was afraid of that.

Jacqueline also confiscated valuable
works of art which she hid at the

and then used to acquire power and money
from the Nazis during the occupation of

Paris.

How was she able to do that? The Germans
had control of everything.

She knew someone, someone who opened a
lot of doors for her.

Who?

He was her lover.

Oh, come on.

Is that what this is all about?

Of course, it was the 40s, but people
had lovers then.

Chase, I am not judging Jacqueline for
what she did. It was who she did it

He was Johann Riebmann.

He was head of the Gestapo in Paris.