All language subtitles for Deadly Vows (1994) Full Movie Peggy Lipton Gerald McRaney Josie Bissett

You okay?

Look, I told you, it's crazy.

That's just a little sore, but it's
fine.

Head okay?

I mean, you hit there.

I'm fine. You get off it?

I mean, what the hell are you trying to
do back there?

Smokey's on the bike.

I'm getting a sagging off flash. I cut
off the pipe.

I've got 46.

Smooth sailing.

Smooth sailing, that's right.

When did the flash ever steer you wrong?

Let's hear Tiger for one flash. What
kind of line are you giving us? Your

drops up and down to 40 today.

You watch your mouth, Tiger.

Say, who the hell are you? You're not on
46.

Beat me, Tiger. I'll shove that
microphone down your throat.

Where do you want it to be?

Hey, Flash, is that you in that wimpy,
dipped little pizza truck behind me?

We're trying to dunk it, Tiger. Where do
we meet?

Look, I'm not looking for trouble.

Well, it found you.

Now, you get off the air and you stay
off the air.

If I hear your handle again, I'm going
to come looking.

Let me hear you sign off.

Tiger out.

All right, rescue suckers, hear that?
Keep on trucking.

say, huh?

What did I tell you?

I can smell victory, baby.

Come on.

Go get a baby.

Ah, he's a strike. He gets a strike. He
comes through under pressure every time.

You guys are done.

It was nice, Tom. It was very nice.

Nice?

Nice? Is that what you said? It was
nice? Did you hear that? That was nice.

It was wonderful, Tom. It was fantastic.

Too bad the 11 o 'clock news... You

think that's funny?

Huh?

You think that's funny?

You're right, Tom. Hey, whatever you
want to think is funny, go ahead, dang

funny. I came through. You come through.
You knock them all down. It'll be nice

for everybody.

Come on, Tom. Take it easy.

Was I talking to you? Was anybody
talking to you? You just stay the hell

here.

Well, sorry. Don't feed the bulldogs,
does it, baby?

Get out of here.

Tom, come on.

Where are you, Tom? What's the matter?
You want to get out of my face now?

All right, all right.

Nice.

Do you like change for the machine?

I do.

Cashing out.

Just a moment, please.

I just wrapped up a game with a strike.

There you go. That's great.

Damn right.

That's what you're supposed to say,
right, Bobby?

Yeah,

I guess.

That'll be $8.

Looking for my cigarettes. I keep
forgetting I gave them up.

I'm sorry, Tom.

Really.

It's so hot and I... I had a hard day.

I guess I just wasn't up for it.

Oh, don't worry about it. I just get
crazy sometimes.

Yeah, I do, and then I treat you bad. I
don't know what it is.

I just, I get it in my head, you know,
like I'm in the seventh game of the

series and you're out there cheering for
me.

And that's all that matters. You're up
there, children.

Only I ain't in the series, and I'm
never gonna be.

Are we cleared to leave the personnel
office before you leave?

Are we cleared to leave the personnel
office?

Hey,

Bobby.

Last night, bowling alley?

Oh, yeah.

You're the guy with the strike.

Yeah.

I just figured, you know, we're going to
keep running into each other like this.

Maybe we ought to talk.

About what?

Fate, I guess.

I mean, it has to mean something,
doesn't it?

Maybe we're supposed to get together.

What do you think we ought to do?

Do? Yeah.

You want to go somewhere?

Hey, come on, mister.

No, no, no, Tom.

You know, I thought maybe an ice cream.

Want to go get an ice cream?

I'm sorry. I got to get home.

I know exactly what you're thinking. I
don't want to go anywhere with this guy.

Nothing personal. I understand.

Stay in there, girl. Take care.

Bye. Bye.

On the other hand, he is kind of
interesting.

Funny sort of a way.

I can do in the shade.

Ice cream does sound bad.

And if this line of reasoning is
correct, you are dealing with the exact

guy.

You keep ice cream in there?

Well, Bobby, a man never knows when he's
about to start an important

relationship. You've got to be ready.

It's okay.

It's okay, Bobby.

Looks better on me.

Tom?

Yeah?

Some lobster salad left over.

I brought it home.

I thought it might be nice. In this
heat?

Yeah.

I picked up some beer.

I thought about you all day in
Manchester.

Man, wasn't that bad.

I don't know how you do it.

You know what might be nice?

Why don't we go to the movies tonight?

Something air -conditioned. Anything air
-conditioned.

Yeah. I couldn't stop thinking about...

What you said last night about pitching
in the World Series? Yeah, okay. I said

it. It was stupid. Can we just forget
about it? No, I don't want to forget it,

Tom.

I like when you talk to me about what
you're thinking and when you confide in

me.

Sit down. I'll be ready in a minute.

Two -run lead, Nick. You can't even hold
on to it.

Look, I'm not really hungry so...

Yes, I just...

So, where do you live?

No, the green one.

I'll walk from here.

You married or something?

Because usually, you know, a guy drives
a girl right up to her house.

Let me guess, you live with somebody.

My parents.

Oh, I thought maybe there was a guy.

Are you making fun of me?

Making fun of you? No, I'm making fun of
the guys in this town. What the hell's

the matter with them?

I was never, you know, popular.

You're kidding.

Beautiful girl like you?

I'm not beautiful.

Well, you ought to take a look at
yourself sometime.

The way I do.

No one's ever said anything to me like
that before.

Ever.

I thought maybe I could pick you up like
this after work again sometime.

Go out for an ice cream.

Maybe do a movie sometime.

Or some weekend.

Go to the beach.

No kid, but the way kids do, you know.

I bet you look great in a bathing suit.

Bet you something else, too.

Bet that's where I ask you to marry me.

At the beach.

Not the first time, of course, but
sometime before this heat breaks.

Listen to me, I'm crazy, you know.

It is something to think about, though.

I mean, you don't have to answer
anything right now, just think about it.

I can't think about anything else.

Well, you better go.

You don't want your parents driving you
crazy about who brought you home.

How'd you know that?

I know you, Bobby.

I hardly even met you, but I know you.

You ever feel like that?

Bobby was late today.

What?

Bobby was late coming home from work
today.

Ten minutes.

Ten minutes.

You know, Bobby, I thought that
something must have happened. Why does

have to happen? Every day she comes home
at the same time, you can set your

watch by it. Well, then don't.

Are you seeing someone, Bobby? For
Pete's sake. What? What did I say wrong

There's nothing wrong with her seeing
someone.

Hell no, she's been out of high school
two years, perfectly normal. Well, then

maybe I'm not normal.

In tomorrow's segment, looking now at
our five -day forecast, the West Coast

will be looking at similar temperatures
as the storm which passed Hawaii

yesterday has been stalled by a high
-pressure system which continues to

over the Utah -Nevada border.

That same pressure system should keep
clear skies in the...

Don't you ever get tired of it?

What?

Everything. Everything.

Is it something at work?

Is it me? It's everything.

All right, this morning I got to

thinking about the car, right?

I have always wanted a Mustang. Ever
since I was a kid, I wanted a Mustang.

get one, only I'm not a kid.

You're still young and you still have
fun.

Ah, jeez.

You just can't think like that. That's
half the battle. Yeah, what's the other

half? Why don't we just take a couple of
days off? Maybe go up to the cabin

and... Aye!

God!

That's exactly what I'm talking about
here. That's exactly what I'm trying to

say.

God!

When I first met you, very first time I
laid eyes on you, I just knew that this

was... This was special.

And I loved you so damn much.

You don't? I do. I do. It is not you.

It's me. It's not you. It's not us.
It's... It's just me.

Tom. It'll be all right. No, it won't be
all right. Why don't you just talk to

them? I am talking to somebody.

Damn it, I'm talking to you.

This is a trap.

Look at this. Look at this. It's you and
the TV and the truck and the bowling

and you and the TV and the truck and the
bowling and you and the... I'm going

out for a ride.

Get down low. Throw it sidearm. Way down
low, see?

I was always afraid I'd hit a fish.

Ah, see the rock coming and they swim
away.

Not if they're asleep.

Yep, even then.

They sleep with their eyes open.

Whoa.

They don't have any eyelid.

How do you know so much?

And what do you weasels think? The Flash
is going down the road by himself?

You got her riding with you, Flash?

Over.

Damn right she's riding with me.

Honey blonde hair and one of those
little tank tops.

Oh, eat your hearts out.

Put her on, Flash.

Let's push that and give them a thrill.

What should I say?

Say hello.

Hi. Look at me.

Hey, come on.

Hello.

Hey, you're really there.

What's your handle, honey?

What's my handle? I don't know.

What's it to be?

I don't know.

Hmm?

Gotta be something special.

Something to let them know who you are.

Thunderbolt. Tell him you're a
thunderbolt.

Thunderbolt.

Thunderbolt.

That's because this is one hot lady.

What? I met a guy.

No kidding.

That's great.

He's just unbelievable.

He picked me up after my folks went to
bed, and we went down by the river.

He called me Thunderbolt because he says
that I'm hot and cool.

You are out of it to me.

I mean, the things he says, he just
makes me feel so special, you know?

Well, who is he? Where'd you meet this
guy?

Oh, you've seen him. He drives that
truck for Maria's Fast Foods.

That guy?

Mm -hmm.

He's got to be in his 40s or something.

Oh, I don't care how old he is.

He's different.

He makes me feel really special.

See, I don't go out with guys too much.
Not that I don't want to, but they just

don't ask me to because I get really
nervous.

See, I don't know what to say or how to
act like you do.

All I know is I don't want to end up
like my mom and dad, just having supper

together with nothing to even talk
about, you know?

This guy's something else.

I'm sure he is.

This guy's married.

Hey. What the hell? I mean, you want to
have yourself a swing, no strings?

Take a married guy every time.

What's the matter?

A girl at work said you're married.

Me?

Married?

Well, I think that would have come up in
conversation, Bobby.

So you're not?

Look at you. You get so serious.

You got fantastic eyes.

My brother's married.

My brother.

Tim, I'm Tom, remember?

If you want to know something about me,
you ask me, not somebody at work, okay?

I'm sorry.

I was just telling her about you. You
tell anybody you want.

Take a hat out in the paper if you like,
okay?

Okay.

You really are beautiful, you know that?

But you got to let people see.

Here.

It's just this. It's all right.

head up just a bit and wipe your lips.

That's it.

Now smile.

Come on, give me a smile.

That's better.

Now, when you walk, you walk real
straight and you'll see how

people watch you.

Oh, come on. You can do better than
that.

Walk straight.

That's my girl.

That's my girl.

That's my girl.

playing with fire.

any change in the way she's dressed.

Maybe she has a boyfriend.

Well, maybe she doesn't.

You ready?

Uh, no. I have to wait for some brownies
to come out. But you run along and meet

your boyfriend.

We'll catch up.

What boyfriend?

Bobby, don't.

You think we don't notice things?

Look how you're dressed.

Texting?

Let's go.

Ah, now she likes soccer.

Let's go now. No, no, no. We can get a
taste.

They're understaffed. You won't get a
flavor out of them.

And a prickle of mustard right across
your tongue.

Take a prickle.

There you go.

Perfect.

Take that.

Oh, I guess guys, it's a pendant.

What do bears eat?

Frozen pizza?

Frozen pizza.

Bobby!

Hi. This is, uh... Bruno.

Smokey. Somebody. And, uh... And this is
Nancy.

Hi.

Well, you guys enjoyed the picnic. It
should be nice.

Come on.

Who was that, Bobby?

I don't remember his name.

Who was that?

From the polling room. You're in the
wrong.

Maybe you're in the waiting room.

Find that woman.

All those mortars right there.

I just need to talk to Dwight.

It's all right. Let her in.

Hey, Bobby.

You want the grand tour?

You got to stay clear. This is powerful
stuff.

Most people think it's for show. Just
lights and all. No way. This is

You could level a whole building with
this stuff. That's no joke.

Who's Nancy?

Who is she?

Who told you about Nancy? I met her.

Oh, jeez.

What did Tom say?

He said, Bobby, this is Nancy.

Are you going to tell me or aren't you,
Dwight?

Come on, Bobby, figure it out.

It's his brother's wife.

Look, he doesn't have a brother.

You're a sweet kid, but you shouldn't be
hanging around with Tom.

Just stay away from him.

That looks like a good place.

Let's go on over here.

Help yourself.

Sit by the edge, Tom.

Well, I think we can sit just as well up
on the edge. This will be fine. Let's

just sit down, okay?

Just sit down.

Come on.

Well,

I just love fireworks.

Fourth of July has always been my
favorite holiday ever since I was a kid.

Independence Day.

Had a great holiday?

Yeah. Yeah, great holiday.

Hey,

come on.

It's your favorite part, the fireworks.

Only doesn't matter.

I want to talk.

I'm late.

Then you'll be later. I've got to talk
to you.

I don't have anything to say.

That wasn't fair.

It wasn't unfair because you love me. Is
that why it's not fair? Because she's

your wife.

And you lied to me.

I was afraid you wouldn't want to see me
again.

You got that right.

Listen, I can't get you out of my mind.
I have never felt like this about

anybody before.

Well, I spent the whole night crying.

And I don't know if I'm going to be able
to forget you, but I'm working on it. I

lied about her.

Okay. I'm sorry.

But I never lied about us. I want to
marry you, Bobby.

Okay. But you are married.

It doesn't matter.

Right. Since when? Since the first time
I saw you.

Since I thought I loved you. Stop it,
Tom. Listen to me. Listen to me.

She doesn't mean anything to me.

I look at her and I don't even see her
anymore.

A marriage is not forever.

Great. Call me when it's over.

You said to let you know when I had it
worked out.

Is it over?

Yeah, yeah. Are you going to ask her for
a divorce?

Well, there's other ways to end a
marriage.

What are you talking about?

Well, think about it for a minute,
Bobby. It's real simple.

If I leave her, she gets everything.

I mean, she gets the house. She gets
everything.

But if she leaves me, she may very well
do that. She's not going to want to do

that. Yeah, she will.

There's the same thing you said last
week. The same thing all over. Listen,

please listen to me for a minute.

Sweetheart, when I make love to you, I
am alive.

And the rest of the time, I just... I'm
very nice.

And she will leave. I will make her
leave.

Stop it, Tom.

I want to marry you, Bobby.

I want to marry you right now.

You can't do that. It would just be for
the two of us, baby. And that's all a

marriage is, anyhow. It's just you and
me.

It would be our secret, okay? The hell
with Nancy, the hell with the whole rest

of the world. And then...

Once all this is settled, once it's all
done, we can get married again in a

church this time if you want to.

I just... I can't lose you, baby.

I love you so damn much.

You are some fun fault.

You're some flash.

All set?

Let's go.

Look, Tom.

Something borrowed something blue all in
one.

Put my name down as Tim, you know, just
in case they check.

I love you, Tim.

Do you, Timothy, take Bobby to be your
lawful wedded wife?

To love and to cherish, for richer for
poorer, in sickness and in health, till

death do you part. I do.

Do you, Bobby, take Timothy to be your
lawful wedded husband?

To love and to cherish, for richer for
poorer, in sickness and in health, till

death do you part.

I do.

By the power vested in me by the state
of Michigan, I now pronounce you...

Man and wife.

kissing your wife could be this good.

What?

You know what I was just thinking?

What? My folks would just die if they
knew.

I know that. You can't tell anybody.

What?

It's love secrets, don't you?

I hate going home to my parents' house.

I wish we could just live together. I
know.

I know.

Me too.

Where'd you get that?

Oh. I've had it.

It's just been in the drawer too long.

I can do that.

I love you, Tom.

Yeah.

What's the matter?

Nothing's the matter. I can just
unbutton my own shirt, that's all.

I don't know about that, Bobby.

Why? You think he'll love it?

Sure.

I know.

Do you think I should return it?

What the hell?

Legs like yours? Keep it.

That's funny. I feel so different.

I never would have bought a dress like
this before.

You were that guaranteed any man in the
world asked you to marry him.

He did.

He already asked?

He already married me.

Look, I am not getting into trouble like
that. I told you. I'm just asking you a

little favor here.

You are not asking for a favor. You are
asking for explosives.

What the hell do you want it for?

You don't want to know that.

No, no, I am not getting mixed up in
anything.

Wait, you got that axle yet? No, I
haven't. Just give me a minute, okay?

It's, uh, it's a Mustang, okay?

Damn thing's just driving me into the
ground.

And if I sell it right now, I'll just
lose everything I've got in it.

You're crazy, you know that?

What are you going to do?

I just love this place, don't you?

Well, yeah, but I'll tell you, I don't
know whether to feel old because I am

oldest guy here, or young because I'm
hanging out with all these kids.

Like me.

What?

Something I wanted to show you.

What is it?

I'll just read it.

You.

I know you are the Saginaw Flash.

It wasn't easy finding you, but I found
you.

I'm sick and tired of listening to you
on the radio.

What is this, Tom?

What? I mean, is it a joke or something?

I'd be careful if I were you, Flash,
because I'm looking for you.

And you'll know when I find you. This is
not just a threat.

It's awful.

What are you going to do?

What can I do?

I just,

I wanted you to see this so we didn't
have any secrets.

Hey, what do you say we swing by

the boat in LA, huh?

You go on in without me, and don't tell
anybody you're with me.

What are you... I'll be right in. Go
ahead.

Hey, what are you doing here? Just
thought I'd come by if you guys were

You mean Tom?

Yeah, I guess. Is he here?

Did he say he was coming?

Keep pouring on there.

Mr.

West? Yeah. Detective Costas. I'm sorry.

If we stand up here, I want to ask you a
couple of questions here.

From what the officer tells me, you
didn't see any of them?

No, they knocked me down.

And I guess I was out for a couple of
minutes. Anyhow, I heard the hood. I

somebody running.

I stood up and the whole thing blew. So
you don't have any idea who might have

done it? Oh, no, I know exactly who it
was.

Read that.

Go ahead.

Somebody sent you this?

No, I found it in the street. Yeah, it
came in the mail. You know, I could have

been killed here.

So whoever sent you this put the bomb in
the car. Is that what you're saying?

Well, gee, Sherlock, you know, you get a
letter like this and then your cherry

Mustang gets blown sky high. How much
more would you need?

It's hard to ensure, isn't it?

What kind of a question is it?

It's a routine question, Mr. Weston.

I'm asking you if you're covered for
this. Yeah, I'm covered. Of course I'm

covered. You're damn right I'm covered.
Fine.

So can you tell me you sent you this
letter?

You know, I didn't find it.

Look, if you're planning on going after
him... No, no, no, no. I wouldn't do

that. That'd be illegal, wouldn't it?
I'll tell you what. Why don't you hang

to this? Maybe you can find it.

I'll do that. Yeah.

Oh, hi.

Nancy, this is Bobby. Bobby, Nancy.

Hi, how are you doing?

We met at the picnic. What's going on
here?

Gee, I hope we're not doing anything
wrong. I mean, I know my mom just hates

when anyone messes around in her
kitchen.

Mr.

Weston said that you weren't like that
at all. He just swore up and down that

would be okay. What is she doing here?

You have to be so rude.

Rude. I come home and this girl is
setting up housekeeping in my kitchen?

Gosh, um, Mr. Weston, I told you maybe
this wasn't such a good idea.

Yeah, well, I guess you were right.

Maybe we better go. What's going on,
Tom?

Bobby, you want to wait for me in the
car? I need a box of water.

what's going on, I'll tell you what's
going on. Number one, they changed all

routes. Took me an extra two hours to
get my deliveries done today.

Two,

Ben, you remember Ben who used to drive
my routes?

He said he was going to show me how it
all worked. Only three, somebody blew up

my car, in case you forgot, so I got no
way to get out to Ben's.

Four, Bobby here, who just happens to be
Ben's fiance and was going out there

anyway, offers me a ride.

Five, she gets here early and she
actually offers to fix up something to

Only six, seven, eight, nine, and ten,
my suspicious, dirty -minded bitch of a

wife storms in here like it was some
kind of a vice raid because she has

us in the act of making tuna sandwiches.

She insults me, the girl, and makes a
complete fool of herself.

Now, you know what's going on.

Ben's waiting for me. I gotta go.

All right, Tom. I only thought... No,
you did not. You did not think.

Now, why don't you go out there and
apologize to that girl?

I'm sorry, Bob.

That's all right. Really.

Well, great.

Now everybody's cool.

Do you see the look on her face like
she's never going to figure this thing

I kind of felt sorry for her.

But that's the thing. See, we got her
going now.

She's mad, but she doesn't know what to
be mad at.

Drive her crazy.

For long, she's going to want out.

Are you crazy? What are you going to
blow up this time? Never mind that.

you got another car already?

Nope, don't have another car.

Look, once is enough, Tom.

I don't want no part of this.

Dwight, the reason I ask you for this
stuff is because I expect you to get it

for me.

If I have to get it from someplace else,
then I'd have to worry about you, you

know? Because you know I've asked.

Then I'd have to worry about whether or
not you're a stand -up guy.

Come on, you know me, man. Yeah.

I'm not going to tell anyone. No, you
wouldn't do that, would you?

Well, he says no problem.

We got the cabin for all next week.
Yeah, great.

Tom, Bobby's here.

Well, I got you two to make up.

Hi.

Nancy.

I just saw the most fantastic outfit.

They've got one in the window. It's
perfect for you.

I don't know. I don't really need
anything.

No, no, no. I'm not kidding.

I'm looking in the window at this
mannequin, and I thought it was looking

you.

Tom, go ahead. You haven't bought
yourself anything in a long time.

I don't need anything, really, Tom. Sure
you do. Just look at yourself.

Now, this heat's just worn you down to
nothing.

Go on out and buy yourself a dress or
something. Do your world good.

Well, maybe, as long as it's not too
expensive. Yeah, you don't worry about

that. If it makes you feel good, you buy
it. Go on.

I'll get my purse. Okay.

Have fun. Okay, bye.

Bye -bye.

Oh, here it is.

See? It's the kind of thing that would
be perfect for you. Bobby, please.

I mean it. Tom likes that kind of stuff.
You know he does.

You're such a child.

Why? Well, I mean, on someone your age,
this is going to look great, but I ought

to act my age.

Really?

Is that how Tom thinks you should act?

He's such a nice guy.

You're so lucky.

Well, hello, ladies.

Hi. Listen, I just got a call from this
guy, Carl, who says he can get me a

great deal on a cherry Mustang, but I
got to go see it this evening.

Can you give me a ride, Bobby? Oh, I'll
give you a ride. Oh, no, baby. It's a

long drive and you're tired already.

And Bobby's going to Ben's. That's
halfway there.

Is that okay with you? No problem. I'll
just drop you off. All right. I'll be

back as soon as I can.

How was the shopping?

Good. I got the dress.

All right. Bye.

Bye.

You guys said he had a Mustang, right?

What?

There's no Mustang. Look, just pull in
up here. I've got to make a phone call,

all right?

Fine.

Just wanted to know what's going on.

Well, if I wanted you to know what was
going on, I'd tell you, wouldn't I?

This car is a real piece of junk. The
guy wants $1 ,800 for it. Could you come

pick me it up?

What? Where are you? What happened to
Bobby?

Well, she just dropped me off. You know,
she's gone. I figured I was going to be

driving a Mustang back. I wouldn't need
a ride.

Can anyone give you a lift? I don't even
know how to get there.

Well, I wrote out directions. They're on
the pad in the drawer next to the

bridge. What'd you write directions out
for?

So I could get here, only I forgot them
and I had to call the guy.

What the hell difference does it make?

Okay, fine.

I'll be there tonight.

Thanks, John.

I'll wait for you here.

I don't know who they are. I don't have
any idea.

I don't think Tom knows.

You have any idea where we could reach
husband now, Mrs. Weston?

Tom?

Oh, my God, Tom. He went up to Midland
with Bobby.

Bobby?

Bobby's a friend of his.

Of ours.

Bobby? I think I'm going to have an
ambulance ticket to the hospital, Mrs.

Weston. I think you ought to be checked.
Yo, Raj.

Yes, sir.

What if they try to kill Tom?

You're going to be fine at the hospital,
Mrs. Weston. There'll be an officer

there with you. Take her.

What'd you got?

A pipe bomb of some kind.

I found four of them under the car.

Two didn't go off, otherwise she'd be
history.

Lucky lady.

It's my wife's car.

I'd say someone's going to be pretty
disappointed.

What happened here? All right, let him
through.

Your wife's going to be all right, Mr.
Weston. She may be in shock, but other

than that, I think she's going to be
okay. Thank God. I'm so scared.

You want to tell me where you've been,
Mr. Weston?

You want to tell me where my wife is?

Honey, you all right?

I'm fine.

They gave me something.

Tom, I want to go home. Yes, baby, yes.

That's what you need is a good night's
sleep.

I was so scared when I saw the car.

You saw the car?

Yeah.

Tom, what are you doing here?

Well, baby, they had the streets all
blocked off, and I looked over and I saw

was your car.

did you get here oh oh well when you
didn't show up i just got carl to give

ride it's okay baby it's okay you just
rest

you just rest thank you detective she
seems okay what

yeah i'll be around

Uh, hello, Mr. Gilbert. I know it's
late, but, uh, can I speak to Bobby,

Who is it?

Uh, it's just a friend of hers. My name
is Scott.

Well, if he's busy, I'll get her to give
you a call later. No, no, that's all

right. I'll just, uh, I'll call back
later.

Mr. Gilbert, do you, uh, know where
Bobby went?

He's talking to the police.

A detective came by the house and said
he wanted to talk with her.

Well, of course I know them. They're
just about my best friends.

Why don't you tell me where you know
them from, Bobby?

Bowling, I think.

Yeah, I met Nancy Bowling. Mrs. Weston,
I mean. And we got to talking and I

would go over to her house and that's
where I met her husband.

Tell me about tonight.

Nothing really.

I drove him up to Midland, left him off
there. He was going to see a guy about a

car. Before Midland?

I went shopping with Mrs. Weston.

You know, if you're not telling me the
truth, Bobby, You could be in a lot of

trouble.

Why wouldn't I tell you the truth?

Miss Weston, hi. Rick Costas.

I'm real sorry about bothering you like
this, but may I come in?

Thank you.

There's just a few questions we didn't
get to last night.

May I sit down?

I was wondering what you were telling me
about your husband's relationship with

Bobby Gilbert.

What are you suggesting?

I'm not suggesting anything, ma 'am.

Just, I'm really just asking a question,
that's all.

She's a friend of ours.

And you met her bowling, is that right?

Bowling?

Where'd you get that idea?

I'm very misunderstood.

Maybe you could clarify it for me.

She was engaged to a friend of Tom's,
Ben Locke, and sometimes we used to go

bowling together. Maybe that's how you
got it mixed up.

Yeah, I'm sure that's it.

You know, it's funny, come to think of
it, I never saw her there with him.

Could you come to the office with me? I
want to talk to you, please.

Not you, Bobby.

It's kind of funny that you're asking me
about that, because, I mean, really, I

didn't know what to believe.

Why don't you just tell me what you
know?

Well, I don't really know anything,
except for what she told me, I mean.

She never really used to go out much,
and...

And then she met this guy, and
everything changed.

I mean, he was terrific for her.

She started taking care of herself,
dressing nice. You know what I mean.

A married guy.

You know, I guess she figured she could
handle it.

Do you know what she told me?

She actually told me he married her.

Miss Gilbert, I'd like you to come with
me.

And if you know a lawyer, I think you
better call them.

Now you listen to me, Bobby.

We're dealing with attempted murder
here.

That's a very serious charge.

I didn't have anything to do with it.
What was going on between you and Tom

Weston? And I want the truth this time.

We're just friends.

That's all, all three of us.

You married him, Bobby.

That's your marriage certificate.

Now you want to start telling me the
truth?

It was our secret.

It was just between the two of us. But
he married Nancy.

And he tried to murder her, isn't that
right?

If you had anything to do with that, and
you don't cooperate with us, you could

be guilty of conspiracy to commit
murder.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

All right.

Now... You want to tell me what happened
last night?

Hold your horses.

Hey! Hey! Hey, what's going on?

I have a warrant for your arrest on
charges of arson, bigamy, explosive...

firearms violations and attempted
murder.

You've been planning this for a while,
haven't you, Wilson?

You blew up your own car so we'd think
there was someone after you. Then you

a bomb under your wife's car.

Bobby Gilbert got your wife out of the
house so you could plant the bomb.

She also got you out of town so you
could call your wife and make her get in

that car.

How did I do?

Come back out of here.

Tom. Tom.

I'm sorry, but we just can't have this
kind of problem here.

I'm afraid we have to let you go about
it.

I'll mail you your check.

Do the best that you have to do.

There have never been times when I
didn't love you. You must understand

I've made mistakes, and in my confusion,
I may have hurt you. You have to know I

never meant to hurt you and never
stopped loving you.

He always said he loved me, and I always
believed it.

Whatever happened, I always believed it.

I talked to the lawyer you asked me to
talk to.

He said no chance at all he can get the
bail lowered. I asked him to talk to

Bobby. Yeah, you asked me a lot of
things.

I already told you.

Don't sweat it. What'd she say?

Come on, she wouldn't talk to me.

I heard her old man got her a lawyer.

It's okay. It's probably for the best.
She's all shook up.

You want my opinion?

She could testify against you.

What about my sister?

Put his name on it.

But you knew he was married.

It was different.

It was just between us.

How could you be so stupid?

You lose a steady job, now you get up at
6 o 'clock every morning and slay the

waitress. He ruined your life.

See, as much as Gilbert, we have a lot
of things to go on.

Did you ever talk to him about... I
don't know how to put this.

Some kind of future for the two of you?

Sure, all the time.

I mean, that's what we used to talk
about, what it was going to be like.

Right, with a wife in his house.

All right, listen.

I know you're all upset about this, but
Bobby's facing very serious charges, and

we have a lot of ground to cover.

I think I'd get a better picture if I
could talk to Bobby alone.

Go ahead, Mr. David. You're a lawyer.
Talk to him. Maybe it'll make best of

All right, I want you to tell me
everything that happened, because you're

to have to tell the whole story to the
grand jury in a few days.

A few days?

It's just a grand jury, Bobby. It's not
a trial.

He's not going to be there and neither
am I.

They're going to ask you some questions
and you're going to tell them the truth.

That's okay.

I think I can do that.

Good. I just can't testify against Tom,
that's all.

Listen to me, Bobby.

He tried to kill his wife. And his wife.

Nancy. He tried to kill Nancy and he
used you to set it up. I don't know

anything about that.

But you do know what you did.

That's what you'll have to tell the
grand jury. And if it goes to trial,

have to tell them the same thing.

He was using you, Bobby.

You can't see that, can't you? It's not
like that. He just... Just what, Bobby?

I can't testify against him.

He's my husband.

A wife can't testify against her
husband.

In the first place, that's not true.

You're not really his wife, Bobby? Yes,
I am.

You've already told the police. You
can't back away from that. They dragged

down there. I was scared. I was
terrified.

What if you told him you're going to
have to tell him again?

Listen, it's wrong what happened. It's
all wrong.

This is your chance to make it right.

I'll be calling you in a few minutes,
Bobby.

You know, I can't go in there without
you.

No lawyers in the grand jury.

Yeah, I know that.

Remember, all he wants from you is the
truth, huh?

Miss Weston, I need you to sign out
right here, please.

Is that her?

Yeah, that's his wife, Nancy.

Bobby, you go up and talk to her.

You tell her you didn't have anything to
do with what happened.

She hates me.

Go tell her you're sorry.

Go tell her.

The grand jury returned an indictment.
The main charge is attempted murder.

Now, I can talk to the prosecutor, see
what he's going to offer. Will he

testify?

Yes, sir, she did.

Well, grand jury's one thing. Let's wait
and see what happens at the trial.

I haven't seen the minutes yet, but I'm
told her testimony could... Let's see

how that testimony stands up at the
trial.

I'm pleading guilty to anything.

Yeah, we're finished in here.

So I said to the guy, you got to stand
up. You think he does?

No. Cops come, he rolls right over.

He did that to me.

I'd have iced him. Oh, yeah?

Yeah, well, you're in here, pal.

I know some people.

He would have been dead.

Go ahead. Hey, come on, look.

You got to move or you're going to stand
there.

Go ahead.

Look out, look out.

What are you doing up there?

Are you okay?

Check it out there.

This

bastard

ruined my daughter's life.

And now he sends some guy to get up
there. You don't know that.

Are you telling me it's a burglary?

I got so much valuable stuff. Somebody's
robbing the upstairs. Look into it, Mr.

Gilbert. I know what you people think
about my daughter.

She's just a tramp.

But you better remember this.

You're going to need her to testify.

If you're ever going to convict that
animal, you damn well better look after

her. I'll tell the patrol unit to keep
an eye on her.

Yeah, thanks a lot.

What's going to happen now?

We may need your help, Mrs. Weston. Some
of the things that happened that night,

Bobby and you were the only people who
could tell the jury about that.

The bomb went off. I never thought for
one minute that Tom did it. Not for one

minute. But he did, ma 'am.

That's why I need you to testify against
him. No, I can't.

witness for your case.

Open the damn door.

Yeah, until the manager comes. Angela!

Angel, he'll kill me!

Open the door!

He loved me.

I know you don't believe that, but he
loved me.

Come in.

No, no, no.

He loved Bobby too.

And at first that really ate me up that
he loved her more than me.

I'm so confused, but...

There is one thing that I'm sure of.

He loved me. He really did.

He loved me, too.

We really need you to testify.

I want you to think it over.

Will you do that for me?

Behind the counter, sir.

Yeah.

Detective Costas, this is Nancy Weston.

I'm ready to testify.

Thomas Weston, a jury has found you
guilty on the charge of assault with

to commit murder.

I sentence you to the maximum allowed by
law, 20 years.

It is not generally the practice of this
court to impose maximum sentences.

There is almost always in the life of
each defendant some quality that leads

to temper our judgment.

In this case, I can find no such
quality.

Court is adjourned.

Nancy.

Honey. Why, against me?

I've always loved you. You know that,
don't you?

Beauty, you know? I didn't tell that to
my face.

But, uh, she doesn't.

She doesn't know what to do with
herself.

So I buy her some clothes, you know,
change her hair, and she just comes by.

I mean, she really comes by.

I call her Thunderbolt.

She was, uh, she's Thunderbolt.

I'm sagging all flesh. That's what
everybody called me.

Like maybe you misplaced it.

And somewhere along the line, you've
gotten cold.

You can't remember when, and it's hard
for you to face it.

And time has slipped by, and you're
getting old.

And you can't deny

it.

Oh, will you ever find it Now you think
you're losing it

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