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Who is it?

McGill.

Glad you've come.

Why the state of siege?

I don't know.

What are you doing in this place?

Well, we moved in three days ago.

You're the first person we've seen.

Well, where is he?

In the back room.

He hasn't told you anything about what's
going on? All I know is he's

frightened. He's frightened for his
life.

McGill, help him.

Who is it, Mary?

It's McGill.

What do you say, Nolan?

I knew you'd come.

Come on.

Thanks for coming, McGill.

There's nobody else who could have
asked.

Okay. Now, what's going on?

What's the trouble, Nolan?

I've got to get out of the country.

I've got to get out tonight.

Why? What have you done?

The police after you?

No. Somebody's after you.

That's right.

And what for? What have you done?

I've been a private investigator for 20
years, and the only dangerous thing I

ever did was to take a picture.

Whose picture? What picture are you
talking about?

And you burned it?

Yes. I burned everything.

And you told me absolutely nothing.

As long as you don't know anything, then
nothing will happen to you.

Look, McGill, all I want you to do is to
take me to town, hide me, and then get

me on the plane. That's all.

I don't like working blind, Nolan.

Better blind than dead.

Look, I'm not asking for charity.

I'll give you 500 pounds for one day's
work.

Shall I pour it out? No.

Look, I don't know what this is all
about, but... I don't either.

He's depending on you. Why?

Well, you're his friend.

Oh, is that what it is? We're old
friends?

Aren't you?

Well, we worked together a few times.

Spent four or five days together on a
job.

Think I even had dinner with you once.

Think that entitles you to blind faith,
Nolan? He's desperate, you can see that.

He even sent me to buy his airplane
ticket for him. He's so desperate, he

given me one ounce of information.

That's for your own good.

Oh, I've heard that before.

It's the truth.

What I've stumbled on is too dangerous.

Tell him whatever it is. I can't, Mary.

If I tell him, it'll finish him the way
I'm finished.

Miguel, please, he trusts you.

Listen, I'm just a human being.

I'm vulnerable.

You step on an insect, he dies, he
doesn't even know why.

Well, I'm not ready to die that way, not
yet.

Not even for your husband, ma 'am. Tell
him. I can't.

I shouldn't have asked him.

I was so scared to death, and there's no
one else.

Now, get out of here.

And forget you ever saw me. I'm running
for myself.

Take it easy.

Just relax.

Relax.

Okay.

You ready to go?

Packed?

I'm going to need this.

You better be able to see a sign.

Mr. Archer phoned twice while you were
out.

Oh, he did.

Well, if he calls again, tell him I'm
still out. In fact, if anybody calls,

him I'm out for the day, okay?

Why not?

Thank you.

Can you trust her?

Sure.

She's another old friend of mine.

Well, my home is yours.

Just drop that anywhere.

Yeah, Nolan, we could sit around here
and try to throw cards into a hat or

checkers or something. Or you could just
tell me everything you know.

Could you do one more thing for me?

Or I could do one more thing for you.
Cash a check at my bank.

I could have done that on the way here.

They might have seen me.

Who?

Who might have seen you?

It's better if you didn't know.

It's better for you. Believe me.

Oh, come on. I've heard that story
before.

Now, look at that. You got me nervous
now.

About your fee.

Forget it.

This check's made out for 3 ,000 pounds.

You keep 500.

Oh, I couldn't do that. Not between old
friends.

We made a deal.

Okay. I'm not going to argue with you.

Now, listen.

You lock this door behind me, and when I
get back, I'll knock three times and

say, here comes Charlie.

No.

Lock the door. You keep the key.

What good's that going to do?

I feel safer.

Okay.

Now, just take it easy.

I'd love to ask for some

form of identification, sir. Why?

Mr. Nolan's never drawn such a large
check before.

It's just a formality in our client's
interest.

Thank you, sir.

I was young and smart when that was
taken.

How would you like it, sir?

The money.

Here comes Charlie now.

Relax. Just relax.

He doesn't know anything.

Who is he? He's a friend.

I haven't told him. I haven't told
anybody. I know how to keep my mouth

You don't have to worry.

I'm not worried.

I'm getting out of the country so you
can forget about me.

I'll never talk. I swear to you.

He doesn't know anything?

No. Nobody does.

Good.

You can trust me.

It was all a mistake, you see. An
accident. Believe me.

Oh, no.

Please. No.

In there?

What is it?

Sounded like a gun.

You'd better see about it.

It's not my business.

Well, you're a man.

I never wanted to be. It's your hotel.

Mr. McGill?

I'm going to the police.

There's no need for you to worry.

Tyler's place.

Picture.

London. Who was it?

Who was it, Nolan?

How much longer are they going to be?

A few minutes, madam.

The police car's on its way.

Tell him to hurry.

He's coming out.

Keep out of his way. Don't try to stop
him. Oh, look, you've got to come

quickly. Get out of sight. Get down.

You tell him I'll be in touch.

Two, three, four cream shirts.

Another envelope with dress clippings.

Ah, here's something nice.

They do love their little game.

Yes? I'm Martin, sir. I picked up the
call.

Where is she?

I proceeded by car to the Noland's home,
17 Walden. Yes?

Mrs. Noland was not at home.

Neighbours report they haven't seen her
or him for the last two or three days.

Which is it, two or three?

All right, get back there.

Yes, sir.

Inspector George here.

Who?

Oh, well, release this.

His name's McGill with a big M and a big
G. American, six feet.

Early thirties, about 13 stone.

Slate grey hair.

McGill is urgently wanted by the police
for questioning in connection with the

fatal shooting of Thomas Nolan this
afternoon.

Anyone possessing any information
concerning the whereabouts of McGill is

to get in touch with Scotland Yard
immediately.

He is described by the police as liable
to be dangerous and is believed to be

carrying a pistol.

He never harmed anyone.

Never in his life.

Why should anyone want...

What has he done?

He just uncovered something he couldn't
handle.

He was a gentleman.

He wasn't in the right business.

He wasn't tough.

He was just ordinary.

You let them kill him. Why?

Listen.

Please help.

They think I did it.

And did you?

No.

Will they believe you?

No.

Well, then why should I?

You know me better than that.

No, I don't.

Well, why do you think he drug me down
here? So I could kill him?

And if I did kill him, I wouldn't come
back here, would I?

What do you want me to do?

Does Tyler's place mean anything to you?

No. I think. Please.

Did he ever mention Tyler's place?

You're after the money, aren't you?

It's always the money in your line of
work.

I've told him a hundred times to do
something else, anything.

But he liked the money.

There's 3 ,000 pounds there in tens.

You can get a bank statement in the
morning.

I never heard of Tyler's place.

He thought the world of you.

Did you know that?

He was always talking about you.

Your cases.

The clever things you did.

McGill could handle anything.

That's what he said.

It's not in London.

He was like a little boy.

Hero worship.

The great McGill.

He trusted you and now he's dead.

Miss Nolan, have you ever heard of a
woman named Marion?

That's my name.

Mary was his pet name for me.

Any other pictures of you around here?

No.

What are you doing?

I'm just playing detective.

You know who she is?

No.

Which paper is this from?

The Chronicle.

You sure?

Oh, we get it every day.

Don't answer that.

I've got to get them. Well, don't leave
me alone.

It'll be all right.

Just lock that door after I go out and
you call the police and tell them

everything you know.

Do you mean tell them about the pictures
and everything?

Right. Tell them everything.

And tell them I ministered.

I've heard of Nolan. I've heard.

Certainly. I hired him. Despise me.

It was your own fault.

After all the care I've taken you to do
your best to blow us wide open. A

private detective? You must be crazy.

It's your neck as well as mine, you
know.

I haven't as much to lose as you have.

You've had what you've always wanted,
haven't you? House, clothes, everything.

Oh, yes, and my own company to enjoy it
in. Oh.

Left here to rot while you're with that
woman.

What woman?

Oh, do you think I don't know?

It's been going on for over a year now.

I've watched the change in you.

You're dressing too young.

Too young for you, maybe.

You've got a woman.

I hired Nolan to find out who she was.
Why didn't you just complain to the

police? Oh, don't worry.

Nolan never even met me. I did it all by
phone. By phone.

So naturally, Miss Fisher.

So he just trails me back here and gets
a good look at you?

He saw me?

Yes.

I didn't know.

You should report.

Your face, your lousy face. That's the
one giveaway I'm sick of your face.

From now on, I'm going to make sure
nobody sees it. Frank. Go to your room.

that damn stupid giveaway face to your
room and stay there.

Stay there till you rot.

Excuse me, ma 'am. I'd like to get a
back number of the Chronicle.

Date, please.

There's an article in there on the
sinking of the Cape Castle.

When would that be?

I'll try to find it for you.

14th of September, 1966.

Thank you very much.

Who was this other man?

The name of McGill. You heard the radio.

A detective, you think?

I wouldn't know.

But it was a break if coming in like
that.

You think so?

Certainly.

The cops think it was him. The whole
force is out looking for him.

It worked out pretty clever.

Too clever.

You should have killed him.

Oh, sure.

And then who would the cops be looking
for? Me?

That'd suit you fine, wouldn't it?

So.

McGill's after us with a gun you so
conveniently left in his hand. And who's

know how much Nolan told him?

Oh, you're clever.

I only had a minute to make up my mind.

It's easy to discuss it now.

But you try being a genius when you've
only got a split second to pull the

trigger.

I think I should do rather well.

You may get the chance. We're getting
out of England. We're getting out

Scared? Rich and free.

And I intend to stay that way.

Let me speak to Inspector Glynn, please.
Tell him it's McGill.

McGill? I hear you've been worried about
me. Where are you?

I'm pounding my beat.

I want to see you.

That's not what you said last time we
talked.

Trace it. Notify Inspector George.

There's a warrant out for your arrest,
McGill.

You know I didn't kill no one.

Who did?

Did you ever get the Arnelsons, the
people who pulled that London airport

What's that to you?

No. Now, look here, McGowan.

Where to, sir?

Tyler's place.

Where's that, sir?

I don't know. Just keep driving till you
find it.

Turning to news of the London area,
police continue their citywide search

American calling himself McGill.

who is wanted for questioning in
connection with the killing of Thomas

earlier today.

They are appealing to the public for any
information concerning this man, who is

believed to be armed.

Police are also looking for Mrs. Nolan,
wife of the murdered man, who has not

been seen for several days.

There is concern among the authorities
that Mrs. Nolan may be in a position of

some danger. She is asked to get in
touch with the police as soon as

Are you sure Tyler's place is in London?

Sure, I'm sure.

I think you're wrong.

I studied 18 months to get my license. I
know every back street in this

wilderness, and I tell you, there's no
such place.

Look, we might as well pull in.

No, wait a minute. Wait.

Keep moving.

Just keep on moving.

You're wasting your money.

Easy come, easy go.

47.

427.

I found Tyler's place for you. It's in
Kensington.

Not in my book, it isn't.

It wouldn't be. Tyler's place was
demolished in 1946.

It's in the survey.

You hear that?

Yeah, now let's go.

Look, mate, this is a taxi, not a time
machine. Just find out where it was.

go there. I want to see the remains.

I don't want to see you.

I can't blame you.

I'm sorry I spoke to you before the way
I did.

Are you?

What you did was very foolish.

But not knowing.

Not being sure if it was someone else.
And now that you're sure?

It hurts very much, Frank. I didn't want
you to know.

What's so special about this girl of
yours? Let's not discuss her.

Is she young? Yes.

Pretty? Yes.

When you're old, will she stay with you?

I doubt it.

When you need more money, will she help
you steal it? I doubt that, too.

I'll forgive you, Frank.

I have to leave the country.

Yes, we can start again.

Somewhere else with all that money. I
can't take you with me, even if I wanted

to. You're taking her. Listen, I'll get
you out of the country if I could, but

you'll be recognized if you try to run.
I could have the operation.

Too late.

For that, now?

What are you going to do, leave me here
alone?

What can I do?

Oh, no.

No, I won't let you go. I swear I won't.

I won't spend the rest of my life alone,
hiding, covering my face while you just

run around the world with that woman on
the money I helped you steal.

No, Frank, if you go, I'll go to the
police. I swear I will. Yes.

I'll believe you would.

But I don't want to, Frank.

I just want to be with you.

No, Frank, you can arrange it. You're a
clever man. You can fix it so that it

can be like it used to be. No.

That's impossible.

Then tell me, Frank, what are we going
to do?

You shouldn't have hired Nolan.

No, you won't.

Frank, I tell you, you're a thief and a
philanderer, but you're not a murderer.

Take your time.

Yes? Uh, I'm from American Express.

Uh, what do you want?

It's my instructions.

I'm sorry, I don't understand.

Well, it was this afternoon, wasn't it?

There must be some mistake.

Uh, isn't this 37 Albemarle Muse?

Yeah.

Well... Check with clients, re -travel
arrangement.

I didn't send for you.

Someone did.

Oh, it must have been. Do come in.

But he didn't tell me.

Oh, well, you'd be surprised how many
times one half doesn't know what the

half is doing.

Look, he'll be home fairly soon.

Will you wait?

No, I'd better just get these details
and then take off, if you don't mind.

What's the name?

Cunliffe. Angela Cunliffe.

Going to... Bermuda.

Bermuda. Tonight?

That's right, yes.

London Airport?

Mm -hmm.

What time?

10 .50.

10 .50.

How many people?

Just the two of us.

But didn't they tell you this at the
office?

Well, they should have.

Yes, why didn't they?

I don't know. I suppose I should go and
check.

Yes, you had better.

All right, I'll do that.

And, uh, well, you have a nice trip.

And don't worry about anything. I'll
take care of everything from this end.

Goodbye. Bye.

Surrey versus Yorkshire.

Surrey, 317 for three.

Barrington, 147 not out.

That's one game I never could get
involved with. Let's get some music.

I've got to hear the Middlesex score,
Gunn.

In connection with the murder today of
Thomas Nola... Come on, let's get some

music. Police are anxious to trace a man
who was... You

like this

music?

Terrible. Now what?

Now, now, buddy, we just wait.

Depends who you're expecting.

Somebody very special.

Like me?

Love you.

It's a going away present. Who from?
You, darling. I've got good taste.

marvellous. Zip, please.

Is that the lot?

Aren't I good?

I'll start loading.

Aren't you going to have a drink? I'd
rather get moving.

Oh, we've got hours yet. We could go for
a drive.

You've just arrived.

I want a drink.

Now, you sit there.

Aren't you funny?

Am I?

In this mad room?

Don't you want to go?

You know I do.

I'm crazy about Bermuda.

But it's all so frantic. You only told
me a couple of hours ago.

I'm a man of action.

Are you, darling? Here's to us.

A new life under the sun.

I don't really know you very well.

It's been over a year.

I don't know anything about you. Do you
need to?

Sometimes I'm curious. You know what
curiosity did?

It killed the golden goose. Exactly.

I think... I think you're a man of
mystery.

What are these scars?

I suppose I told you this wasn't my
original face.

Ask no questions. Yeah, no lies.

Anyway, we'll have a beautiful
relationship.

Better still in Bermuda.

I still can't believe it. Breakfast on
the beach.

By the way, did you ask the American
Express to send a man here?

No. I thought there'd been a mistake.

What happened?

Oh, a man grew up. What sort of man?

Rather nice.

American.

What did he say? He wanted to check the
travel arrangements.

Did you tell him?

Mm -hmm. I didn't think it mattered.

How long ago was this?

About 15 minutes.

I'm sorry, darling. Did I say anything
wrong?

Would you never tell me anything?

It's not your fault. Who was this man?

Trouble. What do you mean? Don't ask
questions. Just let me handle this. No,

don't. Trust me.

Now, get your coat. We're going for that
drive.

Where are we going?

To Betelhoek.

Betel? And see what we catch.

Are you following someone?

No, you are.

You've got to choose.

You can stick with me and ask no
questions, or you can go your own way.

I'll stick.

Good girl.

You won't regret it.

We'll make Bermuda yet.

Have you done anything terrible?

No questions.

I'm just worried about you. You needn't
be.

What is it?

You get out of here.

Go home. Wait for me.

I'll be back shortly.

Who should tell me?

Take care of yourself.

No, I don't want all that, sir.

Now, come on, take it. You were a great
help to me. Really appreciate it, man.

Well, I could ask you what we've been
doing all day, but I don't think I want

know. That's right.

We are repeating a police message put
out earlier today.

Scotland Yard are anxious to interview a
man who was present at the scene of the

murder of Thomas Nolan.

The man is American... Six feet tall, 13
stone, plate grey hair.

His name is McGill.

Come on.

What's he playing at?

Perhaps he's not there.

Of course he is.

Did you see him? I know he's there.

Well, this time you've been too clever.

He's in those bushes.

He's got to come out.

What's to stop him going to the police?
He knows we're here now.

He's desperate.

The cops want him.

By the time he turns himself in and
explains we've gone, he's holding the

ring.

So where is he?

Give him time.

You're shown.

How much time have we got?

Quite much longer, genius, and we've
lost that plane.

That's it.

Five minutes.

Go out and get him.

And what about you?

I'll give you cover.

You've got brains, haven't you?

That's why I give the orders.

But you haven't got any guts. That's why
I do the work. You've had your share of

the money.

I've earned it.

This is your last job.

I don't think I'm doing it for you.

With that lighter, give me some cover.

Now, what's the matter, big boy? You
afraid?

Nolan was afraid, wasn't he?

Didn't do him any good.

You know, I think I'm going to enjoy
blowing your head off.

Okay, I'm coming up.

I don't move.

If you move, I fire.

If you want to stay alive, you just be
still.

Now, give me that.

And find a phone downstairs.

Yes, sir.

Your work?

Well, who are they?

That's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arnoldson.
They pulled the airport job.

Now, I remember his face. It wasn't like
that. Well, take a good look.

Now, you see those scars?

That's plastic surgery.

And his fingerprints will tell you for
sure.

You hope?

Has to be. Must have got himself a new
face after that robbery.

It's a pretty good one, too. Even had
you fooled.

And who killed her?

Arnolson, the chauffeur.

Maybe your lab boys could figure that
out for you.

What chauffeur?

Theirs. In fact, he ought to be coming
around about now. He's outside in the

bushes.

He killed Nolan.

Why?

Because Nolan recognized her face.

Took a few pictures.

I guess he wanted a reward.

So he got it.

And I also wanted to make sure nobody
else recognized her, so she got it.

And when I tracked him here, he tried to
get me, and he got it.

Can you prove all this?

Look, Buster, you're the cop. You prove
it.

I just want to know how much my reward's
going to be.

We catch you in one lie, just one little
lie, and you're put away for good.

There's one thing that bothers me.

Yes?

I can't figure out why she didn't have
her face changed.

You're not so smart, McGill.

Well, enlighten me, sir.

Well, she was a woman.

What I can't understand is why Arnoldson
didn't get out of the country months

ago.

Well, he was a man.