1 00:00:02,000 --> 00:00:07,000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08,000 --> 00:00:13,000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:34,833 --> 00:00:36,873 (Footsteps) 4 00:01:32,766 --> 00:01:34,806 (Footsteps) 5 00:01:38,229 --> 00:01:40,269 (Keys jangling) 6 00:01:47,656 --> 00:01:49,364 Harry? 7 00:02:00,377 --> 00:02:02,417 (Footsteps) 8 00:02:41,418 --> 00:02:43,458 (Grinding, whirring) 9 00:04:09,589 --> 00:04:11,629 (Creak) 10 00:04:17,222 --> 00:04:19,262 Harry? 11 00:04:20,642 --> 00:04:22,800 Harry, is that you? 12 00:05:01,349 --> 00:05:03,389 (Distant horn) 13 00:05:41,598 --> 00:05:43,638 (Phone) 14 00:05:45,310 --> 00:05:47,635 - Hello. - (Man) ‘Morning. Mrs Cooper?’ 15 00:05:47,729 --> 00:05:51,312 - Yes, this is Nick Cooper’s apartment. - ‘Are you his wife?’ 16 00:05:51,399 --> 00:05:56,357 No, this isn’t Mrs Cooper. Mr Cooper divorced Mrs Cooper a couple of weeks ago. 17 00:05:56,446 --> 00:06:00,942 ‘Incompatibility. Perhaps you read about it in your newspapers.’ 18 00:06:01,034 --> 00:06:05,661 No, I don’t know anything about his new album. I’m tone deaf, remember. 19 00:06:07,499 --> 00:06:09,824 I’ve given all the interviews I wanna give. 20 00:06:09,918 --> 00:06:12,243 I don’t know where he is and I don’t care. 21 00:06:12,879 --> 00:06:17,126 But you can probably reach him here Later this afternoon. 22 00:06:19,636 --> 00:06:21,676 (Hangs up) 23 00:06:25,684 --> 00:06:29,302 (Woman over PA) ‘Final call for flight TW751 for Bangkok. 24 00:06:29,396 --> 00:06:32,480 ‘Will passengers please proceed immediately to gate 21 .’ 25 00:06:32,565 --> 00:06:36,230 Mr Cooper, I’m Linda Everett, Webster’s secretary. 26 00:06:36,319 --> 00:06:39,522 - How do you do. Er, and where is Web? - Oh, he couldn’t make it. 27 00:06:39,614 --> 00:06:43,315 - He said he has a big deal... - Yeah, yeah, he’s got a big deal going. 28 00:06:43,410 --> 00:06:47,159 (American accent) ‘‘Chance for you and Linda to get acquainted, kiddo.’’ 29 00:06:47,247 --> 00:06:50,746 Almost verbatim. As a matter of fact, something urgent did come up. 30 00:06:50,834 --> 00:06:53,503 He said it wouldn’t be long. Come on, I’ve got a car waiting. 31 00:06:59,342 --> 00:07:02,711 Hey. I was never really tone deaf, you know. 32 00:07:03,555 --> 00:07:05,761 I loved your music. 33 00:07:05,849 --> 00:07:07,474 I still love your music. 34 00:07:14,232 --> 00:07:16,640 So you’re not going to stay in your penthouse? 35 00:07:16,735 --> 00:07:18,728 I hope I’ve seen the last of that place. 36 00:07:18,820 --> 00:07:21,691 He’s found me a house in the country, away from things. 37 00:07:21,781 --> 00:07:24,319 What things are those? 38 00:07:24,409 --> 00:07:28,241 Do you always ask so many questions in such a short space of time? 39 00:07:28,330 --> 00:07:32,079 I like to get to know people quickly. Find out if I’m gonna like them. 40 00:07:32,167 --> 00:07:35,417 - How am I doing? - Just, er...terrific. 41 00:07:36,463 --> 00:07:39,417 - No one else meeting you here? - Who else would bother? 42 00:07:39,507 --> 00:07:41,049 Gall? 43 00:07:42,177 --> 00:07:45,297 No, Gall’s got better things to do with her time. 44 00:08:11,790 --> 00:08:13,830 (Footsteps) 45 00:08:21,341 --> 00:08:23,417 (Door being unlocked) 46 00:08:45,115 --> 00:08:46,942 (Squeak) 47 00:08:47,033 --> 00:08:49,073 (Walling) 48 00:08:50,829 --> 00:08:52,869 (Screaming) 49 00:08:58,044 --> 00:09:00,084 (Moaning) 50 00:09:23,778 --> 00:09:25,901 (Muffled music and voices) 51 00:09:38,084 --> 00:09:40,124 (Phone) 52 00:09:40,211 --> 00:09:42,251 (Typewriter clicking) 53 00:09:45,258 --> 00:09:49,386 Ah, Nick. So good to see you. 54 00:09:49,471 --> 00:09:51,796 - How are you Web? - How was the flight? 55 00:09:51,890 --> 00:09:55,140 - 10 hours and 27 minutes. - Oh, that’s brutal. 56 00:09:55,226 --> 00:09:59,058 - I was looking for you at the airport. - Hm. Quite a busy day, kiddo. 57 00:09:59,147 --> 00:10:02,350 I had a matter to attend to. Didn’t take very long. 58 00:10:02,442 --> 00:10:07,021 Wouldn’t you rather be met by a beautiful blonde than a senile old publisher like me? 59 00:10:07,113 --> 00:10:08,738 Every time. 60 00:10:11,451 --> 00:10:13,491 (Typewriter clicking) 61 00:10:16,581 --> 00:10:18,704 (Web) What do you think of that? 62 00:10:18,792 --> 00:10:22,956 Looks like the sort of place where you find Lon Chaney playing the organ. 63 00:10:23,046 --> 00:10:25,667 Oh, come on. It’s a beautiful estate. 64 00:10:25,757 --> 00:10:28,841 I got it for zilch. It’s only 40 minutes from town. 65 00:10:28,927 --> 00:10:31,050 - For how Long? - I took it month to month 66 00:10:31,137 --> 00:10:35,349 but it’s ours for as Long as we need it. The owners are on an extended vacation. 67 00:10:35,433 --> 00:10:38,220 And it comes compete with a housekeeping couple. 68 00:10:38,311 --> 00:10:40,268 Nothing too good for you, Nick. 69 00:10:40,355 --> 00:10:43,558 Harry fixed out a room with enough electronic equipment 70 00:10:43,650 --> 00:10:45,690 to launch the next moon shot. 71 00:10:45,777 --> 00:10:50,071 - You got a lot riding on this one, huh? - Your last album sold six million. 72 00:10:50,156 --> 00:10:52,564 But that was six years ago. 73 00:10:52,659 --> 00:10:56,242 Now this one can do better. You’ve gotta work at it. 74 00:10:57,080 --> 00:10:59,120 (Distant siren) 75 00:11:02,043 --> 00:11:04,534 - That’s what I’m here for. - You bet your ass. 76 00:11:04,629 --> 00:11:06,787 - Web. - Hm? 77 00:11:06,881 --> 00:11:10,380 - What happened? - What are you talking about? 78 00:11:10,468 --> 00:11:13,802 - The towel in the bathroom. - Oh, I cut myself. 79 00:11:13,888 --> 00:11:16,094 Nothing to be concerned about. 80 00:11:17,392 --> 00:11:20,927 Anything you want from the apartment? I sent Harry to get your mall. 81 00:11:21,021 --> 00:11:24,686 - No, there’s nothing I want. - Gall came back a couple of weeks ago. 82 00:11:25,567 --> 00:11:28,734 - I think she went back to New York. - I know that. 83 00:11:30,071 --> 00:11:32,064 Will you be seeing her? 84 00:11:33,783 --> 00:11:35,776 What for? 85 00:11:35,869 --> 00:11:39,203 Well, I’ll drive you over to the house. 86 00:11:39,873 --> 00:11:42,708 No, Web, I think I’ll go done there on my own. I, er... 87 00:11:42,792 --> 00:11:45,200 I want some time to get my head together. 88 00:11:45,295 --> 00:11:48,379 Your tired. Don’t want my boy tired. 89 00:11:50,425 --> 00:11:52,334 I’m not your boy, Web. 90 00:11:52,427 --> 00:11:55,298 But I do appreciate everything you’ve done for me. 91 00:11:55,388 --> 00:11:58,093 - See you tomorrow. - Mm. 92 00:11:58,183 --> 00:12:01,054 - Make up your mind yet? - Working on it. 93 00:12:01,144 --> 00:12:03,302 Don’t work too hard. 94 00:12:08,401 --> 00:12:11,236 He’s been through a lot the last few months. 95 00:12:11,321 --> 00:12:13,610 Least now, he can get some peace. 96 00:13:54,132 --> 00:13:56,172 You must be Mr Cooper. 97 00:13:56,259 --> 00:13:58,964 Oh, forgive my hands. I’ve been baking bread. 98 00:13:59,054 --> 00:14:00,714 Why don’t you call me Nick? 99 00:14:00,805 --> 00:14:02,632 Mr B! 100 00:14:02,724 --> 00:14:07,719 He’ll bring your things inside. You must be tired after that Long flight. 101 00:14:07,812 --> 00:14:09,639 Mr B! 102 00:14:09,731 --> 00:14:13,859 Get him going on that hedge and there could be an earthquake before he’d move. 103 00:14:13,944 --> 00:14:15,984 Come inside. 104 00:14:16,947 --> 00:14:19,319 Mm. Something smells good. 105 00:14:19,407 --> 00:14:21,649 I told you, I was baking bread. 106 00:14:22,535 --> 00:14:24,693 You should listen. 107 00:14:46,309 --> 00:14:48,349 (Metallic scraping) 108 00:14:53,525 --> 00:14:56,016 That was a delicious meal. 109 00:14:56,111 --> 00:14:58,020 Your Albert’s a lucky man. 110 00:14:58,113 --> 00:15:01,031 Mr B can’t eat sweet things. 111 00:15:01,116 --> 00:15:04,781 He, er, he has a heart condition. 112 00:15:05,453 --> 00:15:07,659 I’m sorry to hear that. 113 00:15:08,915 --> 00:15:12,249 - Have you lived here Long? - Since just after the war. 114 00:15:12,335 --> 00:15:15,206 We worked for the Butlers since 1948. 115 00:15:15,297 --> 00:15:18,168 There’s on a cruise or something, aren’t they? 116 00:15:18,258 --> 00:15:20,796 Round the world. It will take them a year. 117 00:15:21,928 --> 00:15:24,086 Do you like cake? 118 00:15:24,180 --> 00:15:26,338 Mm. This is good. 119 00:15:27,434 --> 00:15:30,007 - This is some house. - Needs laughter. 120 00:15:31,021 --> 00:15:33,263 You don’t have any children? 121 00:15:34,149 --> 00:15:37,103 Mr B and I married late in life. 122 00:15:37,193 --> 00:15:39,565 Oh, will you be staying here Long? 123 00:15:41,072 --> 00:15:43,645 At least until my record’s finished. 124 00:15:43,742 --> 00:15:46,363 Maybe Longer. Depends on the tax situation. 125 00:15:46,453 --> 00:15:48,778 It’s so nice to have some company. 126 00:15:49,331 --> 00:15:53,578 We’re both going to enjoy this. I’m quite sure. 127 00:15:56,004 --> 00:15:58,127 (♫ Mellow pop instrumental) 128 00:16:21,488 --> 00:16:24,157 I’m just turning in now, Mr Cooper. 129 00:16:24,240 --> 00:16:27,443 I know you like a glass of brandy before bed. 130 00:16:28,119 --> 00:16:32,247 - How do you know that? - Read about you in those fan magazines. 131 00:16:33,500 --> 00:16:37,794 Mrs B, you don’t wanna believe everything you read in those stupid magazines. 132 00:16:37,879 --> 00:16:40,417 Quite detailed. 133 00:16:42,092 --> 00:16:46,884 Mr B has checked all the windows and doors. You’re safely locked up. 134 00:16:46,972 --> 00:16:50,590 - I’d better let you get some sleep, huh? - Oh, no, do carry on. 135 00:16:50,684 --> 00:16:52,760 Mr B’s quite a fan of yours. 136 00:16:52,852 --> 00:16:56,435 So am I. We’ve got all of your records. 137 00:16:56,523 --> 00:16:58,563 No kidding. 138 00:17:25,302 --> 00:17:28,588 (Woman over music) ‘I don’t wanna talk about Nick... 139 00:17:30,015 --> 00:17:32,055 ‘..about Nick... 140 00:17:34,060 --> 00:17:36,100 ‘..about Nick... 141 00:17:41,359 --> 00:17:43,399 ‘..about Nick... 142 00:17:46,740 --> 00:17:48,780 ‘..about Nick... 143 00:17:49,576 --> 00:17:51,616 ‘..about Nick...’ 144 00:18:11,806 --> 00:18:13,846 (Music ends) 145 00:18:42,837 --> 00:18:44,877 (Child crying) 146 00:19:15,620 --> 00:19:17,660 (Muffled sobbing) 147 00:19:23,378 --> 00:19:25,418 (Sobbing gets louder) 148 00:19:52,282 --> 00:19:54,322 (Low ticking) 149 00:20:00,040 --> 00:20:01,867 (Rattling) 150 00:20:01,958 --> 00:20:04,247 (Chimes) 151 00:20:09,799 --> 00:20:11,922 (Sobbing has stopped) 152 00:20:36,368 --> 00:20:38,408 (Sobbing resumes) 153 00:20:45,752 --> 00:20:47,792 (Creaking) 154 00:20:50,914 --> 00:20:53,120 (Sighs) Is that you, Mrs B? 155 00:21:04,553 --> 00:21:10,426 (Nick) ♫ I didn’t want a part of all that photo album blues 156 00:21:10,517 --> 00:21:14,100 ♫ So I never wrote a Christmas card 157 00:21:14,188 --> 00:21:16,857 ♫ The postman passed her by 158 00:21:18,275 --> 00:21:20,481 ♫ It never mattered to me 159 00:21:20,569 --> 00:21:23,938 ♫ That she waited till I slept 160 00:21:24,615 --> 00:21:31,329 ♫ To cry 161 00:21:31,413 --> 00:21:34,082 ♫ Old woman humming traces 162 00:21:34,166 --> 00:21:37,665 ♫ Of some Long forgotten tune 163 00:21:38,420 --> 00:21:40,993 ♫ Rock me in my cradle 164 00:21:41,089 --> 00:21:44,339 ♫ Sing me softly in my room 165 00:21:45,344 --> 00:21:47,502 ♫ Sing about a man 166 00:21:47,596 --> 00:21:52,009 ♫ Who gave a picnic on the moon 167 00:21:52,100 --> 00:21:54,971 ♫ And he never stopped to thank you 168 00:21:55,062 --> 00:21:58,229 ♫ For the love he left so soon 169 00:21:58,899 --> 00:22:05,518 ♫ The traces of a Long forgotten tune you left behind 170 00:22:05,614 --> 00:22:08,105 ♫ Make failures of my triumphs 171 00:22:09,076 --> 00:22:11,994 ♫ Cos I waited till you slept 172 00:22:12,079 --> 00:22:13,988 (Music quietens) 173 00:22:15,332 --> 00:22:21,287 ♫ To cry ♫ 174 00:22:28,887 --> 00:22:31,971 - That’s the one, Nick. I’ll play it back. - OK. 175 00:22:42,401 --> 00:22:45,070 That was sensational. 176 00:22:45,154 --> 00:22:47,479 Sounds even better from the beginning. 177 00:22:47,573 --> 00:22:50,029 Sorry, kiddo. I was a little busy today. 178 00:22:51,285 --> 00:22:53,858 Looking for a replacement, in case I wash out? 179 00:22:54,913 --> 00:22:57,404 If I thought that, you wouldn’t be here. 180 00:22:58,250 --> 00:23:02,793 Now look, it was your idea, yours and that wife of yours, 181 00:23:02,880 --> 00:23:05,798 that you stop working when you got married. 182 00:23:05,883 --> 00:23:10,510 So, now you’ve spilt and you wanna start over again. That is OK. 183 00:23:10,596 --> 00:23:14,261 But six years is a Long time in our business, Nick. 184 00:23:14,933 --> 00:23:16,973 And you make it this time 185 00:23:17,060 --> 00:23:19,136 or maybe you don’t make it. 186 00:23:19,229 --> 00:23:21,435 So why don’t we just cut the crap, OK? 187 00:23:23,567 --> 00:23:25,275 I admire your faith, Web. 188 00:23:25,360 --> 00:23:29,227 You are a viable proposition, Nick. That is how I make my living - 189 00:23:29,323 --> 00:23:31,814 on viable propositions. 190 00:23:33,494 --> 00:23:35,736 You sure are a phrase-maker. 191 00:23:37,539 --> 00:23:40,374 You never did like her, did you? 192 00:23:41,168 --> 00:23:43,410 She tried to destroy you, Nick. 193 00:23:49,092 --> 00:23:51,132 This time, 194 00:23:51,220 --> 00:23:54,636 maybe we won’t get that kind of interference. 195 00:23:54,723 --> 00:23:59,551 - (♫ Muted playback) - Well, how’s the new place working out? 196 00:24:00,896 --> 00:24:02,723 Mm. 197 00:24:02,815 --> 00:24:05,057 I had a nightmare last night, Web. 198 00:24:06,193 --> 00:24:10,273 I woke up in a cold sweat. I... I heard a young girl crying. 199 00:24:11,156 --> 00:24:13,279 No, not crying. Sobbing. 200 00:24:13,367 --> 00:24:15,324 Oh, well you were dreaming. 201 00:24:15,410 --> 00:24:17,699 Well, the dream followed me downstairs. 202 00:24:17,788 --> 00:24:20,030 Cos I could still hear it from the hallway. 203 00:24:20,124 --> 00:24:22,959 Yeah, well that’s those old houses. They echo. 204 00:24:23,043 --> 00:24:26,412 Probably a radio or a TV from the house next door. 205 00:24:26,505 --> 00:24:28,830 Web, the nearest house is 300 yards away. 206 00:24:30,467 --> 00:24:32,875 - Erm...cats. - Cats? 207 00:24:32,970 --> 00:24:37,798 Cats. Making it in the yard. They sound like that. Midnight chorus. 208 00:24:37,891 --> 00:24:40,133 Maybe you ought a sign them, huh? 209 00:24:42,062 --> 00:24:46,807 ♫ ..humming traces of some Long forgotten tune 210 00:24:47,609 --> 00:24:50,100 ♫ While business and women... ♫ 211 00:25:21,101 --> 00:25:23,141 (Car horns piping) 212 00:25:24,646 --> 00:25:26,722 Hey, wait a minute. 213 00:25:26,815 --> 00:25:29,733 You don’t give a girl much of a chance to keep up with you. 214 00:25:29,818 --> 00:25:34,527 You in the right race? I thought an executive secretary wanted a man on the way up, 215 00:25:34,615 --> 00:25:38,447 - not a singer trying to make a comeback. - Depends where he’s been. 216 00:25:38,535 --> 00:25:41,655 - I’ve got all your records at home. - Hm. So have I. 217 00:25:41,747 --> 00:25:44,748 (Laughs) Just consider me an ageing groupie. 218 00:25:44,833 --> 00:25:48,783 And don’t be so hard on yourself. If Web didn’t have faith in your comeback, 219 00:25:48,879 --> 00:25:51,797 he wouldn’t have spent so much money setting you up here. 220 00:25:51,882 --> 00:25:54,040 Are you a part of the deal? 221 00:25:54,134 --> 00:25:56,707 You certainly make a very attractive package. 222 00:25:56,804 --> 00:26:01,964 I’m not part of any deal. Anything I say or do is because I want to say or do it. 223 00:26:03,352 --> 00:26:06,935 - I think I’ve been making a mistake. - Wait a minute. 224 00:26:07,022 --> 00:26:09,015 I didn’t mean that. 225 00:26:09,107 --> 00:26:11,645 I guess I’m a little edgy today. I, er... 226 00:26:11,735 --> 00:26:14,689 Well, it’s my first session in six years. 227 00:26:14,780 --> 00:26:18,149 Web read me the facts of life. I guess he’s right. 228 00:26:19,076 --> 00:26:20,903 How Long have you worked for Web? 229 00:26:20,994 --> 00:26:23,532 Just over a year. 230 00:26:23,956 --> 00:26:26,447 I sure miss this town. 231 00:26:26,542 --> 00:26:29,211 And the restaurants, are they still as good? 232 00:26:31,380 --> 00:26:34,547 I know a super one. Down by the river. 233 00:26:34,633 --> 00:26:36,211 Very romantic. 234 00:26:36,301 --> 00:26:38,709 Well, I will pick you up at eight o’clock. 235 00:26:38,804 --> 00:26:41,473 I wouldn’t wanna let an ageing groupie down. 236 00:26:41,557 --> 00:26:43,680 Eight o’clock. 237 00:26:45,769 --> 00:26:48,556 (Horns piping) 238 00:26:53,026 --> 00:26:55,066 (Chiming) 239 00:27:07,666 --> 00:27:09,706 (Phone) 240 00:27:15,591 --> 00:27:17,631 (Ringing stops) 241 00:27:19,678 --> 00:27:21,718 (Thud) 242 00:27:23,640 --> 00:27:25,763 It’s for you. 243 00:27:27,352 --> 00:27:29,510 Thank you, Mrs B. 244 00:27:32,316 --> 00:27:35,981 - Yeah, this is Nick Copper. - Nick, this is Harry. 245 00:27:36,695 --> 00:27:39,482 - Harry? - Welcome home. How have you been? 246 00:27:39,573 --> 00:27:42,408 Fine. Nice to hear for you, Harry. 247 00:27:44,328 --> 00:27:46,819 Hey, that equipment you installed is terrific. 248 00:27:46,914 --> 00:27:49,487 Oh, a lot riding on your shoulders, Nicky. 249 00:27:49,583 --> 00:27:54,162 You wanna look ahead. Clear out the past like...well, like it never happened. 250 00:27:54,254 --> 00:27:56,792 I haven’t spoken to Gall in a couple of months. 251 00:27:56,882 --> 00:27:59,040 ‘Yeah, I know you haven’t.’ 252 00:27:59,134 --> 00:28:01,886 Listen, I think you should go there tonight. 253 00:28:01,970 --> 00:28:05,304 Get your stuff before she can get her hands on it. 254 00:28:05,390 --> 00:28:07,347 No, Harry, not tonight. 255 00:28:07,434 --> 00:28:10,435 Tonight, I’m going to dinner with a beautiful lady. 256 00:28:10,521 --> 00:28:12,810 The last thing I wanna do is think about Gall. 257 00:28:12,898 --> 00:28:16,599 You should take care of it. You should go there tonight. 258 00:28:16,693 --> 00:28:19,611 Tomorrow, Harry. Look, I’m late. I gotta go now, huh? 259 00:28:19,696 --> 00:28:24,358 - I got the keys. - Harry, tomorrow. I gotta go now. 260 00:28:25,285 --> 00:28:27,278 All right, Nicky. 261 00:28:27,371 --> 00:28:29,529 Goodbye. 262 00:28:31,834 --> 00:28:34,669 - Going out? - The nice, blonde young lady? 263 00:28:34,753 --> 00:28:37,291 She seems very nice. 264 00:28:37,381 --> 00:28:41,082 - How do you know about Linda? - We read all about it in the newspaper. 265 00:28:41,176 --> 00:28:43,465 We always keep all of your clippings’. 266 00:28:43,554 --> 00:28:45,926 I’m very flattered. 267 00:28:46,014 --> 00:28:48,505 You have a good time tonight. 268 00:28:48,600 --> 00:28:51,305 Oh, I intend to. I might be late. 269 00:28:51,395 --> 00:28:56,638 We’ll be here. Anything you need, anything you want, just call. 270 00:28:56,733 --> 00:28:58,560 We can always hear you. 271 00:29:04,116 --> 00:29:06,192 Good night. 272 00:29:07,369 --> 00:29:09,409 Good night. 273 00:29:12,040 --> 00:29:14,080 (Horn pips) 274 00:29:26,680 --> 00:29:28,507 (Kisses) Got cold waiting. 275 00:29:28,599 --> 00:29:31,055 Is that a sneak preview of things to come? 276 00:29:31,143 --> 00:29:34,179 Call it what you like. You’ll have to work for the next one. 277 00:29:34,271 --> 00:29:36,560 Do you need any windows cleaning? 278 00:29:40,152 --> 00:29:42,192 (Distant hooting) 279 00:29:46,325 --> 00:29:49,112 (Nick) When the single and the album broke in Europe, 280 00:29:49,203 --> 00:29:51,160 it seemed a good idea to move to LA. 281 00:29:51,246 --> 00:29:53,867 (Linda) Gall’s idea? 282 00:29:53,957 --> 00:29:56,080 (Nick) Yeah. Gall’s idea. 283 00:29:56,168 --> 00:29:59,584 She’s a California girl and was getting kinda homesick. 284 00:29:59,671 --> 00:30:02,127 Anyway, I was paying Her Majesty’s Treasury 285 00:30:02,216 --> 00:30:05,252 more than I thought they were entitled to, so we split. 286 00:30:05,344 --> 00:30:07,467 Sounds fine. 287 00:30:08,180 --> 00:30:10,505 Well, it would have been. 288 00:30:11,433 --> 00:30:15,680 But I did learn that America’s not the place to be in our business, 289 00:30:15,771 --> 00:30:17,431 unless you have a hit record. 290 00:30:17,523 --> 00:30:19,895 - Tough, eh? - Oh, I made out all right. 291 00:30:21,193 --> 00:30:24,277 But to a girl like Gall, success means everything. 292 00:30:25,781 --> 00:30:28,023 She started fooling around? 293 00:30:28,575 --> 00:30:30,615 A little. 294 00:30:34,123 --> 00:30:36,163 That was good, huh? 295 00:30:36,792 --> 00:30:40,208 I haven’t had a meal like that since about, er, six years ago. 296 00:30:40,587 --> 00:30:44,916 - A little restaurant near Maidenhead. - Was that with Gall? 297 00:30:45,008 --> 00:30:47,333 - Yeah. - Oh, sorry. 298 00:30:48,470 --> 00:30:51,637 Didn’t mean to stir painful memories. 299 00:30:51,723 --> 00:30:54,012 They were painful. 300 00:30:54,101 --> 00:30:57,885 - Not any more? - A little less every day. 301 00:30:57,980 --> 00:31:01,598 Evening, Nicky. Thought I’d catch up with you sooner or later. 302 00:31:01,692 --> 00:31:04,183 Mrs B heard you making the reservation. 303 00:31:05,320 --> 00:31:08,404 I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting the young lady. 304 00:31:08,490 --> 00:31:11,491 - This is Linda Everett. - Webster Jones’ secretary. 305 00:31:11,577 --> 00:31:13,985 - That’s right. - I know a lot of things. 306 00:31:14,079 --> 00:31:17,329 Nicky and I have no secrets, do we, Nicky? 307 00:31:17,416 --> 00:31:22,374 This is Harry Cunningham. He’s, er, been my right-hand man now for many years. 308 00:31:22,463 --> 00:31:25,962 We’ve been through a lot together, Nicky and I. Seen them come 309 00:31:26,049 --> 00:31:28,587 and seen them go, haven’t we, Nicky? 310 00:31:28,677 --> 00:31:33,469 I told you I was busy tonight. What is so important it couldn’t wait till tomorrow? 311 00:31:33,557 --> 00:31:38,018 I don’t you leaving your things in that apartment where she can get hold of them. 312 00:31:38,103 --> 00:31:42,432 Some of them are worth a lot of money. The paintings, that stereo system... 313 00:31:42,524 --> 00:31:46,308 Sure she’s gonna back a big truck up and take them all out tonight, huh? 314 00:31:46,403 --> 00:31:49,938 - Anyway, I think she’s out of the country. - No telling where she is. 315 00:31:50,032 --> 00:31:52,274 Or what she’d do. 316 00:31:52,367 --> 00:31:55,617 Anyway, the only things I need from there are, er... 317 00:31:55,704 --> 00:32:00,995 Well, some mementos and some jewellery that’s locked in the middle desk-drawer. 318 00:32:01,084 --> 00:32:02,495 Let’s get them tonight. 319 00:32:02,586 --> 00:32:04,662 I’d love to see your penthouse. 320 00:32:04,755 --> 00:32:07,709 Why don’t we go and pick them up? Wouldn’t take Long. 321 00:32:09,802 --> 00:32:12,210 No, I don’t wanna go back there. 322 00:32:12,304 --> 00:32:14,462 You can go with Harry, if you like. 323 00:32:15,140 --> 00:32:17,927 OK. Sure you don’t mind? 324 00:32:18,018 --> 00:32:22,230 I really wanted you to go with me, Nicky. I don’t want a stranger. 325 00:32:22,314 --> 00:32:25,398 - (Laughs) - Linda’s not a stranger. 326 00:32:25,943 --> 00:32:28,351 I don’t feel like one. 327 00:32:28,445 --> 00:32:30,272 Sure it’s OK? 328 00:32:30,364 --> 00:32:33,365 Sure. You go ahead. I’ll see you back at the house. 329 00:32:33,450 --> 00:32:35,941 Right. See you later. 330 00:32:36,036 --> 00:32:39,535 - Take good care of her, will you, Harry? - I will. 331 00:32:47,798 --> 00:32:50,206 God, this is a creepy place. 332 00:32:50,300 --> 00:32:54,677 - I can’t imagine anyone living here. - Nick and Gall liked it. 333 00:32:54,763 --> 00:32:58,428 It’s unusual. They spent a fortune. 334 00:32:59,184 --> 00:33:02,138 You should see it up there. It was a palace. 335 00:33:03,063 --> 00:33:06,728 - Not any more? - Nope. Not any more. 336 00:33:23,000 --> 00:33:25,123 (Whirring) 337 00:33:29,631 --> 00:33:31,837 You’re a very beautiful woman. 338 00:33:31,925 --> 00:33:33,799 Nick knows how to pick them. 339 00:33:33,886 --> 00:33:35,843 Nick didn’t pick me. 340 00:33:35,929 --> 00:33:38,254 I’d say you have beautiful breasts. 341 00:33:40,517 --> 00:33:44,266 That’s the first thing I notice about a woman, her breasts. 342 00:33:44,354 --> 00:33:48,019 Large, small, rounded, curved. 343 00:33:48,942 --> 00:33:54,102 I’d say yours were on the smallish side but very round. 344 00:33:54,948 --> 00:33:59,575 Large nipples that... that harden when you’re sexually aroused... 345 00:33:59,661 --> 00:34:02,496 or frightened. Do you know what I mean? 346 00:34:26,313 --> 00:34:28,353 (Keys jangling) 347 00:34:29,274 --> 00:34:31,183 (Files buzzing) 348 00:34:52,256 --> 00:34:55,292 - Take a look. - What? 349 00:34:55,384 --> 00:34:57,507 Take a look. 350 00:35:07,896 --> 00:35:10,185 (Buzzing) 351 00:35:17,281 --> 00:35:19,737 - I want to go. - No hurry. 352 00:35:19,825 --> 00:35:21,865 Please. 353 00:35:23,036 --> 00:35:25,194 I want to go. 354 00:35:26,665 --> 00:35:28,539 OK. 355 00:35:28,625 --> 00:35:30,914 I’ve brought the wrong keys. 356 00:35:40,846 --> 00:35:43,088 - You’re frightened. - No. 357 00:35:43,182 --> 00:35:46,017 - Something about this place. - No. 358 00:35:46,101 --> 00:35:49,221 It’s all right. I’m with you. 359 00:35:50,647 --> 00:35:53,268 I wouldn’t let anything happen to you. 360 00:35:53,358 --> 00:35:55,683 I promised Nick. 361 00:35:55,777 --> 00:35:59,989 We’ll have to come back another time, when I’ve got the right keys. 362 00:36:07,956 --> 00:36:10,957 (Nick) ♫ While business and women 363 00:36:11,043 --> 00:36:14,127 ♫ Had me reaching for the moon 364 00:36:15,422 --> 00:36:17,995 ♫ Her silent mind recalls me 365 00:36:18,091 --> 00:36:21,127 ♫ As a very tiny boy 366 00:36:22,137 --> 00:36:24,806 ♫ Pounding his piano 367 00:36:24,890 --> 00:36:27,974 - ♫ Like a music-making toy... ♫ - Hi. 368 00:36:28,811 --> 00:36:32,180 ♫ Dusty books and Long love letters... ♫ 369 00:36:32,272 --> 00:36:35,024 - (Volume decreases) - What’s the matter? 370 00:36:35,108 --> 00:36:37,017 Where’s Harry? 371 00:36:37,110 --> 00:36:40,942 He dropped me off. We couldn’t get into the penthouse. 372 00:36:41,031 --> 00:36:44,482 Nick, there’s something strange about that place. 373 00:36:44,576 --> 00:36:48,360 - I was frightened. Terrified. - Come on. 374 00:36:48,455 --> 00:36:50,863 No, I mean it. 375 00:36:50,958 --> 00:36:54,374 I sensed something. Something... 376 00:36:54,461 --> 00:36:58,245 Dark places, honey. That’s all it was - a dark place. 377 00:36:59,049 --> 00:37:01,006 - Harry. - Harry’s all right. 378 00:37:02,803 --> 00:37:04,630 That’s what he said. 379 00:37:04,721 --> 00:37:07,757 I’d be all right, as Long as I was with him. 380 00:37:08,392 --> 00:37:11,179 Honey, Harry is all right. 381 00:37:11,270 --> 00:37:13,559 ♫ ..in my cradle... ♫ 382 00:37:15,149 --> 00:37:17,189 (Door shuts) 383 00:37:22,239 --> 00:37:24,279 (♫ Music continues inside) 384 00:37:27,661 --> 00:37:29,867 I can hear he’s still up. 385 00:37:30,706 --> 00:37:36,827 ♫ Traces of a Long forgotten tune you left behind 386 00:37:36,920 --> 00:37:40,704 ♫ Make failures of my triumphs 387 00:37:40,799 --> 00:37:44,049 ♫ Cos I waited till you slept 388 00:37:47,181 --> 00:37:52,851 ♫ To cry 389 00:37:53,854 --> 00:37:55,681 Oh. 390 00:37:57,024 --> 00:37:59,266 I hope I’m not intruding this late. 391 00:38:00,235 --> 00:38:02,904 - No, you’re not intruding. - Good. 392 00:38:08,327 --> 00:38:11,826 Well, Linda, I didn’t expect to find you here tonight. 393 00:38:12,456 --> 00:38:15,291 - I took your secretary to dinner. - Oh. 394 00:38:15,375 --> 00:38:20,416 I had some talks and I got an offer based on the tracks we put down this afternoon. 395 00:38:20,506 --> 00:38:23,542 That’s terrific. Are they gonna back the whole album? 396 00:38:23,634 --> 00:38:26,255 Well, they’re willing to listen to it. 397 00:38:26,345 --> 00:38:30,473 By the way, take a look at those, would you? I’d appreciate it. 398 00:38:30,557 --> 00:38:32,384 New writer. He’s got some talent. 399 00:38:32,476 --> 00:38:35,927 Also, there has been some talk about scoring a film. 400 00:38:36,730 --> 00:38:40,644 That’s a bit over my head, isn’t it? I can read music but I can’t write it. 401 00:38:40,734 --> 00:38:43,605 - Well... - I can. 402 00:38:43,695 --> 00:38:47,645 Well, I’m sure that you’d be a great deal of help to Nick. 403 00:38:47,741 --> 00:38:51,359 We’ll have to talk about that when it’s not so late. 404 00:38:52,830 --> 00:38:55,499 Would you take me home, Web? I was just leaving. 405 00:38:55,582 --> 00:38:57,740 Yes, I can see that. 406 00:38:58,418 --> 00:39:01,668 - Good night, Nick. See you tomorrow. - Good night. 407 00:39:01,755 --> 00:39:05,373 Yes, we will both see you tomorrow. 408 00:39:05,467 --> 00:39:07,294 Good night, Nick 409 00:39:07,386 --> 00:39:09,462 Good night, Web. 410 00:39:15,978 --> 00:39:18,434 (Footsteps, door opens) 411 00:39:21,567 --> 00:39:24,687 Shall I fetch a glass of brandy, Mr Cooper? 412 00:39:24,778 --> 00:39:26,936 Er, not tonight, thank you, Mrs B. 413 00:39:27,030 --> 00:39:29,188 Helps you to sleep. 414 00:39:30,409 --> 00:39:33,908 - I don’t need any help. - Of course you don’t. 415 00:39:33,996 --> 00:39:37,697 Mr B has locked up. We’re quite safe. 416 00:39:37,791 --> 00:39:39,831 Good night. 417 00:39:42,671 --> 00:39:44,711 Good night. 418 00:40:47,319 --> 00:40:49,810 (Woman screams) 419 00:41:25,397 --> 00:41:27,437 (Gasps) 420 00:41:30,819 --> 00:41:32,942 (Panting) Jesus. 421 00:41:34,030 --> 00:41:36,070 My God. 422 00:42:07,189 --> 00:42:09,229 (Creaking) 423 00:42:10,025 --> 00:42:12,148 (Haunting, echoing laugh) 424 00:42:17,157 --> 00:42:19,363 (Echoing shouts and screams) 425 00:42:21,787 --> 00:42:23,910 Stay away. 426 00:42:25,791 --> 00:42:27,949 Stay away, damn it! 427 00:42:29,002 --> 00:42:31,160 (Echoing shrieks, knocking) 428 00:42:36,927 --> 00:42:39,050 (Knocking, eerie laughter) 429 00:42:43,767 --> 00:42:45,807 (Laughing stops) 430 00:42:45,894 --> 00:42:47,934 (Knocking continues) 431 00:42:51,525 --> 00:42:54,976 My poor boy, what is it? Did you have a nightmare? 432 00:43:03,954 --> 00:43:07,453 - It was real. I saw it. - Saw what? 433 00:43:07,541 --> 00:43:09,866 I heard a scream. I heard it scream. 434 00:43:10,752 --> 00:43:13,788 Heard what? What are you talking about? 435 00:43:14,923 --> 00:43:17,331 Mr B - does he use a wheelchair? 436 00:43:18,760 --> 00:43:21,880 - No, dear. - Is there anyone else in this house? 437 00:43:21,972 --> 00:43:24,297 Not a living soul. 438 00:43:24,391 --> 00:43:27,842 Now, why don’t you go back to bed and try and get some sleep? 439 00:43:28,979 --> 00:43:31,019 Mrs B, I heard it scream. 440 00:43:31,106 --> 00:43:36,610 Of course you did, dear. We all hear things in our worst dreams. 441 00:43:36,695 --> 00:43:39,649 Horrible, dreadful memories of the devil. 442 00:43:40,574 --> 00:43:43,195 You can overcome them. You can. 443 00:43:54,296 --> 00:43:56,454 I’m sorry, Mrs B. 444 00:43:58,884 --> 00:44:00,793 I’m fine, now. 445 00:44:00,886 --> 00:44:03,175 Good night, then. 446 00:44:03,763 --> 00:44:05,803 Good night. 447 00:44:10,854 --> 00:44:12,894 (Sighs) 448 00:44:32,501 --> 00:44:34,541 (Birdsong) 449 00:45:02,906 --> 00:45:04,733 (Tuts) 450 00:45:33,145 --> 00:45:35,636 This is going to hurt a little. 451 00:47:45,443 --> 00:47:47,519 (Rattling) 452 00:47:55,203 --> 00:47:57,243 (Clinking) 453 00:48:03,086 --> 00:48:05,957 (Clinking continues) 454 00:48:06,047 --> 00:48:08,087 (Creaking) 455 00:48:38,246 --> 00:48:40,369 I’m sorry if I startled you. 456 00:48:40,457 --> 00:48:43,375 (Laughs nervously) I thought you were in the garden. 457 00:48:43,460 --> 00:48:45,868 Oh, I was in the garden. 458 00:48:48,089 --> 00:48:50,461 - Now I’m in here. - Yes. 459 00:48:50,550 --> 00:48:54,299 Yeah, well, I was just, er, having a look around this beautiful house. 460 00:48:54,387 --> 00:48:58,088 - I haven’t really explored. - I wouldn’t explore too far. 461 00:49:01,353 --> 00:49:04,058 You could get lost in a house like this. 462 00:49:09,444 --> 00:49:14,687 Oriental mythology? Isn’t that kinda heavy reading before breakfast? 463 00:49:14,783 --> 00:49:20,738 It is. I don’t understand a word of it. I was looking for my book on tree surgery. 464 00:49:21,832 --> 00:49:24,323 And there it was, lying right there. 465 00:49:24,417 --> 00:49:26,623 (Laughs quietly) Tree surgery? 466 00:49:42,561 --> 00:49:44,803 You see that tree out there? 467 00:49:45,939 --> 00:49:48,181 260 years old, that is. 468 00:49:49,651 --> 00:49:52,224 That would explain the wrinkles. 469 00:49:52,320 --> 00:49:56,448 Screaming. Screaming with pain, it was. 470 00:49:57,451 --> 00:49:59,942 - Really? - (Mrs B) Breakfast! 471 00:50:00,036 --> 00:50:04,200 Oh, we mustn’t be late for Mrs B’s breakfast. That would never do. 472 00:50:06,543 --> 00:50:08,583 Oh, er... 473 00:50:10,005 --> 00:50:13,172 Did Mrs B tell you about my nightmare? 474 00:50:15,802 --> 00:50:18,127 She’s an excellent cook, my wife. 475 00:50:28,523 --> 00:50:30,350 - Hello, miss. - Morning, Mrs B. 476 00:50:30,442 --> 00:50:32,565 - Coffee? - No thanks. 477 00:50:33,445 --> 00:50:35,354 - Hi. - Morning. 478 00:50:35,447 --> 00:50:38,234 Hey, what’s the matter? You look terrible. 479 00:50:38,325 --> 00:50:43,070 Oh, charming. Just what an egocentric likes to hear first thing in the morning. 480 00:50:43,163 --> 00:50:45,203 I feel fine, thank you. 481 00:50:45,290 --> 00:50:47,746 All is illusion. I’ll be in the workroom. 482 00:50:48,585 --> 00:50:52,001 Linda, why don’t we take the day off today? 483 00:50:53,006 --> 00:50:55,579 We could have a picnic, huh? 484 00:50:55,675 --> 00:50:59,625 OK. I could boll some eggs, make a salad. 485 00:50:59,721 --> 00:51:01,927 And a cold bottle of Mosel. 486 00:51:04,768 --> 00:51:07,259 Pâté, turkey, cold ham. 487 00:51:07,354 --> 00:51:10,474 Perhaps I could spread the butter for you. 488 00:51:12,359 --> 00:51:14,399 (Typewriter clicking) 489 00:51:19,407 --> 00:51:21,649 (Women singing) ♫ Doo doo-doo doo doo 490 00:51:22,828 --> 00:51:25,782 ♫ Doo-doo doo 491 00:51:25,872 --> 00:51:28,493 ♫ Doo doo-doo doo doo 492 00:51:28,583 --> 00:51:31,703 ♫ Doo-doo doo ♫ 493 00:51:37,050 --> 00:51:39,090 (Door opens) 494 00:51:39,928 --> 00:51:42,501 Is there something I can do for you, Harry? 495 00:51:42,597 --> 00:51:45,966 Keys, Mr Jones. You gave me the wrong ones yesterday. 496 00:51:47,018 --> 00:51:49,260 - The keys? - For Nick’s penthouse. 497 00:51:49,354 --> 00:51:51,810 He wants me to go over and pick up some stuff. 498 00:51:51,898 --> 00:51:54,519 - Oh, I see. - I didn’t wanna trouble you. 499 00:51:57,112 --> 00:51:59,318 They’re right there. 500 00:52:01,992 --> 00:52:03,570 Thanks. 501 00:52:03,660 --> 00:52:06,495 Haven’t you found your own set yet? 502 00:52:06,580 --> 00:52:09,996 No, sir. I’ve reported them lost. 503 00:52:10,834 --> 00:52:13,788 Mr Webster, could I have a word with you a minute? 504 00:52:13,879 --> 00:52:17,829 - Anything you want out of there? - No. Should there be? 505 00:52:18,550 --> 00:52:21,468 Well, I’ll be off then. 506 00:52:30,937 --> 00:52:33,393 Mr Webster? 507 00:52:33,482 --> 00:52:35,060 Huh? 508 00:52:35,150 --> 00:52:37,641 I’ve been meaning to talk to you. 509 00:52:37,736 --> 00:52:40,903 You see, I’ve studied singing for six years now 510 00:52:40,989 --> 00:52:46,862 and, well, I’m really sick of these session jobs and chorus gigs. 511 00:52:46,953 --> 00:52:51,615 And I was wondering if... if there was anything you could do for me. 512 00:52:53,126 --> 00:52:57,254 (Gall) ‘There is something you can do for me, Mr Webster.’ 513 00:53:00,217 --> 00:53:03,716 There is something you can do for me, Mr Webster. 514 00:53:10,310 --> 00:53:12,552 There is something you can do for me, Mr Webster. 515 00:53:12,646 --> 00:53:16,181 - And what’s that, Gall? - Let Nick go. 516 00:53:17,234 --> 00:53:20,105 Long leave of absence. Call it what you like. 517 00:53:20,195 --> 00:53:24,323 - What will you be offering him? - The chance to do his own thing. 518 00:53:24,407 --> 00:53:28,654 I want him to come home. Make his own kind of music. New York, maybe LA. 519 00:53:28,745 --> 00:53:32,825 I don’t want my husband a has-been teen idol before he’s 30. 520 00:53:33,834 --> 00:53:36,954 You’re crazy. You’re just being selfish. 521 00:53:37,045 --> 00:53:38,836 Nick’s not ready for that. 522 00:53:38,922 --> 00:53:41,413 And when he is, I’ll be the first to know. 523 00:53:43,552 --> 00:53:47,632 Mr Webster, I’m used to getting my own way. 524 00:53:52,477 --> 00:53:55,146 (Woman) I mean, if I could just audition for you. 525 00:53:56,356 --> 00:53:58,396 Any time. 526 00:53:59,067 --> 00:54:00,478 Anywhere. 527 00:54:01,611 --> 00:54:04,149 Anywhere it’s convenient. 528 00:54:04,239 --> 00:54:08,533 Oh, er, sure. Er, why don’t you come back later this afternoon? 529 00:54:09,077 --> 00:54:12,161 Oh. Oh, thank you, Mr Webster. 530 00:54:22,090 --> 00:54:24,130 (Seagulls crying) 531 00:54:41,568 --> 00:54:45,317 Thanks. Oh. Hey, Nick, this was a great idea. 532 00:54:46,907 --> 00:54:49,030 I know. 533 00:54:59,795 --> 00:55:01,704 Is there someone? 534 00:55:01,797 --> 00:55:03,624 There’s someone. 535 00:55:03,715 --> 00:55:06,004 - Close? - Not really. 536 00:55:06,760 --> 00:55:09,333 - Not any more? - (Laughs) I don’t know. 537 00:55:10,180 --> 00:55:14,094 - Kiss me again. I’d like to think about that. - All right. 538 00:55:23,026 --> 00:55:25,149 What is it? 539 00:55:25,779 --> 00:55:29,314 Did you hear anything strange when you left last night? 540 00:55:29,407 --> 00:55:32,823 I don’t know. What do you mean by strange? 541 00:55:37,541 --> 00:55:39,664 (Foghorn) 542 00:55:42,963 --> 00:55:45,121 A corpse in a wheelchair? 543 00:55:48,009 --> 00:55:51,425 Are you sure you didn’t take anything before you went to bed? 544 00:55:51,513 --> 00:55:55,012 - You mean, was I smoking dope? - Or something stronger? 545 00:55:55,100 --> 00:55:58,849 No, I don’t do that any more. Remember my friend, Dave Leaman? 546 00:55:58,937 --> 00:56:02,851 - Sax player. Course I do. - Well, he OD’d on smack. 547 00:56:02,941 --> 00:56:06,108 Now I don’t even smoke French cigarettes. 548 00:56:06,194 --> 00:56:08,352 A corpse in a wheelchair. 549 00:56:09,072 --> 00:56:11,741 What could that be symbolic of? 550 00:56:11,825 --> 00:56:14,909 Never mind symbolic, sunshine. It was fucking there. 551 00:56:18,081 --> 00:56:20,489 (Foghorn outside) 552 00:56:39,478 --> 00:56:41,518 (Whirring) 553 00:56:56,995 --> 00:57:02,072 Everything logical points to me imagining it. I can see that. 554 00:57:02,167 --> 00:57:04,456 You know, you’re very tense. 555 00:57:06,630 --> 00:57:09,203 - Hey. - Hm? 556 00:57:09,299 --> 00:57:13,511 - You know, all this necking isn’t right. - Oh, I know, it’s just awful. 557 00:57:13,595 --> 00:57:16,466 - So I’m gonna insist on something. - What? 558 00:57:17,974 --> 00:57:20,132 Make love to me. 559 00:57:31,655 --> 00:57:33,695 (Foghorn) 560 00:58:07,941 --> 00:58:09,981 (Creaking) 561 00:58:10,068 --> 00:58:12,108 (Files buzzing) 562 00:58:12,863 --> 00:58:16,149 (Inhales) Dead cat. 563 00:58:40,640 --> 00:58:42,680 (Squeaking) 564 00:59:01,161 --> 00:59:03,201 (Whirring) 565 00:59:36,822 --> 00:59:39,313 (Shrieks) 566 00:59:39,407 --> 00:59:41,732 (Agonised screams) 567 01:00:08,395 --> 01:00:10,684 This, erm, this someone, 568 01:00:12,972 --> 01:00:15,261 er, do I know him? 569 01:00:15,350 --> 01:00:18,351 I mean I wouldn’t want to cheat on a friend. 570 01:00:18,436 --> 01:00:20,927 You know him but it’s not what you’re thinking. 571 01:00:21,022 --> 01:00:22,849 And what am I thinking? 572 01:00:22,940 --> 01:00:26,024 Comfy cohabitation, marriage offer pending. 573 01:00:26,861 --> 01:00:29,945 It’s nothing like that. Nothing worth mentioning. 574 01:00:30,031 --> 01:00:32,154 Good. 575 01:00:35,078 --> 01:00:37,403 - So who was the lucky guy? - (Sighs) 576 01:00:38,665 --> 01:00:40,705 Webster. 577 01:00:40,792 --> 01:00:45,584 Oh, great. The guy that holds my future in his hands is not even worth mentioning? 578 01:00:46,381 --> 01:00:50,593 - It was a pretty casual kind of thing. - Oh, I get it. Kind of a... 579 01:00:50,677 --> 01:00:52,883 private lonely hearts’ club, huh? 580 01:00:52,970 --> 01:00:56,220 (Laughs) Something like that. Besides, he... 581 01:00:57,475 --> 01:00:59,432 He what? 582 01:00:59,519 --> 01:01:01,844 Never mind. 583 01:01:01,938 --> 01:01:05,022 OK, Miss Everett, I can accept that. 584 01:01:05,108 --> 01:01:06,935 But will Webster Jones? 585 01:01:07,026 --> 01:01:10,442 I think we should take dear, lonely Web to dinner tonight. 586 01:01:10,530 --> 01:01:13,401 The three of us. Just to keep things straight. 587 01:01:14,784 --> 01:01:17,322 I wouldn’t want him to find out from the janitor. 588 01:01:17,412 --> 01:01:20,081 I think he can manage one day without me. 589 01:01:20,164 --> 01:01:23,699 Oh, don’t worry. I think he’ll be delighted to see us. 590 01:01:25,294 --> 01:01:27,417 (♫ Crackling record) 591 01:01:27,505 --> 01:01:30,376 ♫ Those happy hours 592 01:01:30,466 --> 01:01:35,342 ♫ I spent with you tonight, love 593 01:01:35,430 --> 01:01:41,764 ♫ They’re always dreamed of in my memory 594 01:01:43,354 --> 01:01:51,444 ♫ I can’t forget the love light shining in your eyes... ♫ 595 01:01:54,782 --> 01:01:56,940 (♫ Record continues, muffled) 596 01:02:11,758 --> 01:02:17,001 - ♫ ..you come back to... ♫ - (Doorbell) 597 01:02:19,724 --> 01:02:22,215 (Doorbell) 598 01:02:22,310 --> 01:02:24,386 (Linda sighs) 599 01:02:24,479 --> 01:02:28,691 - Guess he’s not home. - There’s a light on in the bedroom window. 600 01:02:30,026 --> 01:02:33,110 Probably to keep burglars out. He does that a lot. 601 01:02:33,196 --> 01:02:35,354 He does, does he? 602 01:02:35,448 --> 01:02:37,606 Yeah, he does. 603 01:02:40,745 --> 01:02:44,079 - Will you stay with me tonight? - Nick, I... 604 01:02:44,165 --> 01:02:46,786 J-J-Just tonight. No commitment. 605 01:02:47,460 --> 01:02:52,003 If you don’t like it there’s...always a new model coming down the pipeline. 606 01:02:52,090 --> 01:02:56,302 Do you always have to bring things down to such an acidic level? 607 01:02:57,512 --> 01:02:59,837 I’m sorry. 608 01:02:59,931 --> 01:03:03,015 Let’s go up to the house, put on some music. 609 01:03:04,143 --> 01:03:07,512 I can recommend it. It’s mine. 610 01:03:08,231 --> 01:03:10,354 It’s an offer I can’t refuse. 611 01:03:10,441 --> 01:03:12,398 Come on. 612 01:03:14,445 --> 01:03:18,525 ♫ And so I pass the time 613 01:03:18,616 --> 01:03:23,243 ♫ In dreams we’ve had, love 614 01:03:23,329 --> 01:03:26,449 ♫ Just Longing for the day 615 01:03:26,541 --> 01:03:34,121 ♫ When you come back to me ♫ 616 01:03:34,215 --> 01:03:36,623 (Engine roars) 617 01:03:45,560 --> 01:03:49,392 (Linda, laughing) Couldn’t you have driven any faster? 618 01:03:53,484 --> 01:03:58,063 So I drive too fast, do I? I’ll show you what fast driving is. 619 01:03:58,156 --> 01:04:01,074 - (Slap) - Shall I fetch your nightly brandy, sir? 620 01:04:01,159 --> 01:04:03,401 - That’d be nice, Mrs B. - And Miss Everett? 621 01:04:03,494 --> 01:04:07,112 - Yes, thank you. - I’ll be down to get them in a minute. 622 01:04:09,334 --> 01:04:11,576 (Linda giggles, Nick laughs) 623 01:04:17,258 --> 01:04:18,836 (Door opens) 624 01:04:26,392 --> 01:04:28,432 Doris? 625 01:04:29,312 --> 01:04:31,768 What is it? 626 01:04:31,856 --> 01:04:34,014 It’s those people. 627 01:04:34,984 --> 01:04:37,736 (Sighs) Oh, God, Albert. 628 01:04:38,529 --> 01:04:40,687 Those...scum. 629 01:04:42,408 --> 01:04:44,650 How much Longer? 630 01:04:44,744 --> 01:04:49,121 Oh, I don’t know. It’s...it’s my nerves. 631 01:04:50,333 --> 01:04:52,160 (Sobbing) 632 01:04:52,251 --> 01:04:54,824 Come now. Look. 633 01:04:55,713 --> 01:04:58,797 I brought you some rosebuds from the greenhouse. 634 01:05:01,177 --> 01:05:03,419 Rosebud. 635 01:05:03,513 --> 01:05:06,882 - (Radio playing) - I did tell you I had a boyfriend. 636 01:05:08,434 --> 01:05:10,427 Uh-huh. 637 01:05:10,520 --> 01:05:14,470 But it had to be Webster, didn’t it? We’re not exactly best friends as it is. 638 01:05:14,565 --> 01:05:19,144 I meant nothing to him. Besides, he hates women. 639 01:05:20,154 --> 01:05:24,104 - Yeah, but still. - Oh, come on, Nick. You made Webster. 640 01:05:24,200 --> 01:05:27,154 Your sound’s on every third tape they sell. 641 01:05:29,080 --> 01:05:31,238 My fucking epitaph. 642 01:05:34,919 --> 01:05:37,540 - Roll over, Beethoven. - (Shrieks) 643 01:06:16,711 --> 01:06:18,751 (Whistling) 644 01:06:34,479 --> 01:06:36,519 (Chiming) 645 01:07:01,297 --> 01:07:03,337 (Crickets chirruping) 646 01:07:06,552 --> 01:07:08,295 (Woman moaning) 647 01:07:10,181 --> 01:07:12,221 (Moaning continues) 648 01:07:20,817 --> 01:07:22,857 Linda? 649 01:07:29,242 --> 01:07:31,282 (Quiet sobbing) 650 01:07:46,342 --> 01:07:48,382 Linda. 651 01:07:51,556 --> 01:07:53,679 (Sobbing gets louder) 652 01:07:56,102 --> 01:07:58,142 (Sobbing stops) 653 01:08:20,084 --> 01:08:22,242 (Sobbing resumes) 654 01:08:33,097 --> 01:08:35,220 (Sobbing gets louder) 655 01:08:47,487 --> 01:08:49,610 (Sobbing continues) 656 01:09:26,359 --> 01:09:28,482 (Sobbing gets louder) 657 01:09:58,224 --> 01:10:00,264 (Child, crying) No. 658 01:10:06,065 --> 01:10:08,734 Oh, no. No, no! 659 01:10:10,695 --> 01:10:13,067 Oh, no. No. 660 01:10:16,743 --> 01:10:18,783 (Thud) 661 01:10:20,872 --> 01:10:22,995 (Sobbing continues) 662 01:11:04,040 --> 01:11:06,116 (Child) No. 663 01:11:11,923 --> 01:11:14,461 Oh, no. Don’t. No! 664 01:11:16,344 --> 01:11:18,965 (Sobbing fades and stops) 665 01:11:39,242 --> 01:11:41,911 (Haunting screams) 666 01:11:46,165 --> 01:11:48,122 Ugh! 667 01:11:48,209 --> 01:11:50,249 (Retching) 668 01:12:09,230 --> 01:12:11,472 - Linda! - (Haunting laughter) 669 01:12:12,358 --> 01:12:14,398 Linda! 670 01:12:16,487 --> 01:12:18,527 (Laughter continues) 671 01:12:19,157 --> 01:12:20,984 Linda. 672 01:12:21,075 --> 01:12:22,902 (Coughs) 673 01:12:23,453 --> 01:12:25,909 (Desperately) Linda! 674 01:12:25,997 --> 01:12:28,037 Linda! 675 01:12:29,709 --> 01:12:31,749 Linda! 676 01:12:36,549 --> 01:12:38,589 Linda! 677 01:12:40,219 --> 01:12:41,797 (Laughter stops) 678 01:12:41,888 --> 01:12:43,928 Linda! 679 01:12:44,724 --> 01:12:46,764 Linda! 680 01:12:48,853 --> 01:12:51,937 Linda! Linda! 681 01:12:55,276 --> 01:12:57,316 (Crying) Linda. 682 01:12:58,613 --> 01:13:00,653 (Nick sobbing) 683 01:13:08,998 --> 01:13:11,038 (Indistinct) 684 01:13:29,644 --> 01:13:32,265 And that’s how we found him, poor boy. 685 01:13:32,355 --> 01:13:35,391 Just sitting, huddled in a corner, sucking his thumb, 686 01:13:35,483 --> 01:13:37,523 tears streaming down his face. 687 01:13:37,610 --> 01:13:39,816 Had he shown any signs of odd behaviour? 688 01:13:39,904 --> 01:13:42,062 Well, I hardly know the gentleman. 689 01:13:42,156 --> 01:13:45,240 But while he was here, he seemed quite normal? 690 01:13:46,995 --> 01:13:50,162 Go ahead, Mrs B, tell the doctor. 691 01:13:50,248 --> 01:13:52,620 It’s for Nick’s benefit. 692 01:13:52,709 --> 01:13:55,117 - At night... - (Doctor) Yes? 693 01:13:55,211 --> 01:13:58,046 Well, he seemed to imagine things. 694 01:13:58,131 --> 01:14:05,012 Like... How can I put it? Like a child, you know? Terrified of the dark. 695 01:14:05,096 --> 01:14:07,338 - Any examples? - Oh, yes. 696 01:14:07,432 --> 01:14:09,341 Examples. 697 01:14:09,434 --> 01:14:13,763 W-Well, two nights ago, I got up to...you know... 698 01:14:13,855 --> 01:14:16,346 - What time was this? - Three o’clock. 699 01:14:16,441 --> 01:14:19,442 And there was Mr Cooper, creeping about the hall. 700 01:14:19,527 --> 01:14:22,100 Gave me quite a start, I can tell you. 701 01:14:22,989 --> 01:14:27,651 And then, last night, he woke up screaming. I had to knock on his door. 702 01:14:28,286 --> 01:14:32,331 Poor boy. Too much coffee. I warned him. 703 01:14:32,415 --> 01:14:35,535 Thank God my husband’s got his roses. 704 01:14:35,626 --> 01:14:38,199 A man needs something, don’t you think? 705 01:14:38,296 --> 01:14:40,205 Yes. Yes, thank you. 706 01:14:41,758 --> 01:14:44,000 (Clock chimes) 707 01:14:44,093 --> 01:14:49,467 - Well, I appreciate you coming over. - Oh, that’s OK. 708 01:14:49,557 --> 01:14:54,100 It’s not really as bad as it looks, is it? He’s been under a lot of pressure lately. 709 01:14:54,187 --> 01:14:57,307 Domestic problems, the pressure of completing the album. 710 01:14:57,398 --> 01:15:01,526 Could be all of those things. I can’t say until he’s had specialist observation. 711 01:15:01,611 --> 01:15:04,861 Don’t get your hopes up. I’ve seen patients like this before. 712 01:15:04,947 --> 01:15:07,438 - It’s the look in their eyes. - What look? 713 01:15:07,533 --> 01:15:09,573 Madness. 714 01:15:15,708 --> 01:15:18,281 - Oh, good. Well, how do you do? - Hello. 715 01:15:18,378 --> 01:15:21,628 - How’s Nick? - We’ve sedated him. 716 01:15:21,714 --> 01:15:25,712 I understand you and the doctor searched the house from top to bottom. 717 01:15:25,802 --> 01:15:29,634 Yes, we did. The couple that take care of the place were a lot of help. 718 01:15:29,722 --> 01:15:35,807 Mm-hm. The housekeeper said that Nick was going on about a decomposing head. 719 01:15:35,895 --> 01:15:40,391 Yeah but there wasn’t anything at the house. There was no head, no hat box. 720 01:15:40,483 --> 01:15:44,812 And there were no materials with which to present the illusion of that. 721 01:15:44,904 --> 01:15:47,940 - Could he have been on drugs? - He didn’t even take aspirin. 722 01:15:48,032 --> 01:15:50,238 He lost his best friend that way. 723 01:15:50,910 --> 01:15:54,160 Drink? It’s the classic DT syndrome. 724 01:15:54,247 --> 01:15:58,197 No, social drinker. You can’t get social DT’s. He was a social drinker. 725 01:15:58,751 --> 01:16:01,835 Was? He’s not gonna die, Mr Jones. 726 01:16:03,631 --> 01:16:08,174 No, it sounds to me like a touch of hysterical exhaustion. 727 01:16:08,261 --> 01:16:12,757 The nerves can stretch, you know, but the brain eventually becomes exhausted. 728 01:16:12,849 --> 01:16:15,055 It’s not uncommon amongst creative, 729 01:16:15,143 --> 01:16:17,432 ambitious, striving sorts of people. 730 01:16:18,354 --> 01:16:22,399 Add a gifted imagination and domestic confusion 731 01:16:22,483 --> 01:16:24,725 and you’re into nightmare country. 732 01:16:24,819 --> 01:16:29,564 The French call it fatigue mortelle. It’s a good description. 733 01:16:29,657 --> 01:16:32,658 - Yeah, poor Nick. - He’ll clearly have to rest. 734 01:16:32,744 --> 01:16:35,994 Of course. When will he be well again? 735 01:16:36,873 --> 01:16:39,115 I’ll give him deep sleep for a few days. 736 01:16:39,208 --> 01:16:41,829 I wouldn’t like to guess how he’ll come out of it. 737 01:16:41,919 --> 01:16:43,746 But if you were to guess. 738 01:16:43,838 --> 01:16:47,207 His EEG is nearer to normal than I anticipated. 739 01:16:47,300 --> 01:16:52,887 His subconscious brain activity has not been thrown into irreconcilable trauma. 740 01:16:52,972 --> 01:16:55,843 What Ian means, Webster, is that with proper rest, 741 01:16:55,933 --> 01:16:58,222 Nick will be back to his old self before Long. 742 01:16:58,311 --> 01:17:00,553 Yes, but how Long? 743 01:17:01,272 --> 01:17:03,478 I’m not prepared to say. 744 01:17:24,420 --> 01:17:26,460 Welcome home. 745 01:17:26,547 --> 01:17:28,623 What should I, er... 746 01:17:28,716 --> 01:17:30,874 What should I say? 747 01:17:30,968 --> 01:17:34,918 - How about, ‘‘Where am I?’’ - OK. Where am I? 748 01:17:35,014 --> 01:17:39,593 You’re in the Belmont hospital. You’ve had a nice sleep for five days. 749 01:17:39,686 --> 01:17:42,307 It says here if you should waken while I’m on duty, 750 01:17:42,397 --> 01:17:44,769 I should tell you, tactfully, what happened. 751 01:17:45,984 --> 01:17:47,858 What happened? 752 01:17:47,944 --> 01:17:50,186 You went nuts. 753 01:18:00,164 --> 01:18:04,992 Webster, will you stop that pacing? Nick’s been in capable hands for two weeks. 754 01:18:05,086 --> 01:18:08,253 - Great. - I told you, we’ve got good news today. 755 01:18:13,553 --> 01:18:16,388 - Soda? - Whatever you’re having. 756 01:18:16,472 --> 01:18:18,630 Right. On its own. 757 01:18:26,065 --> 01:18:31,060 Nick, you still believe you saw a head, don’t you? 758 01:18:31,946 --> 01:18:34,069 Admit it. 759 01:18:34,157 --> 01:18:36,197 Yeah, I... 760 01:18:36,993 --> 01:18:39,116 I saw Gall’s head. 761 01:18:39,829 --> 01:18:42,035 I can still smell it. 762 01:18:46,169 --> 01:18:47,996 I admit it. 763 01:18:48,087 --> 01:18:52,037 And the putrefying corpse in a wheelchair? 764 01:18:53,009 --> 01:18:55,880 - Yes. - And the screams and the sobbing? 765 01:18:55,970 --> 01:18:58,295 Yes. 766 01:18:58,389 --> 01:19:00,429 All right. 767 01:19:01,351 --> 01:19:03,723 How far do you trust me? 768 01:19:06,606 --> 01:19:10,022 - All the way. - Do you want my diagnosis? 769 01:19:10,109 --> 01:19:12,018 Go ahead. 770 01:19:12,111 --> 01:19:16,239 Classic nervous fatigue, leading to hysterical hallucinations. 771 01:19:17,116 --> 01:19:19,654 You’ve been away from it all for six years. 772 01:19:19,744 --> 01:19:23,409 You come back, throw yourself in at the deep end - contracts, deals, 773 01:19:23,498 --> 01:19:27,994 worrying about money, resenting being ripped off by people like Webster Jones. 774 01:19:28,086 --> 01:19:30,707 - Am I right? - So far. 775 01:19:30,797 --> 01:19:33,335 Then your wife, your prop, 776 01:19:34,050 --> 01:19:37,585 leaves you, after God knows how many casual affairs. 777 01:19:38,429 --> 01:19:42,343 You feel guilty about losing her. Maybe you neglected her. 778 01:19:42,433 --> 01:19:45,304 - OK. - Then anxiety sets in. 779 01:19:45,978 --> 01:19:49,145 Anxiety that maybe she isn’t really coming back to you. 780 01:19:49,232 --> 01:19:52,648 So what do you do? You close up the penthouse, 781 01:19:53,486 --> 01:19:56,653 cut yourself off from the old life and start a new one. 782 01:19:56,739 --> 01:19:59,444 But now, everything seems unreal. 783 01:20:00,118 --> 01:20:03,736 The affair with Linda, the talk about a movie score - 784 01:20:03,830 --> 01:20:07,780 nothing seems real, away from your old, familiar life. 785 01:20:08,960 --> 01:20:11,249 Now, how does that sound? 786 01:20:14,055 --> 01:20:16,178 I could buy that. 787 01:20:16,808 --> 01:20:19,180 But did I really imagine these things? 788 01:20:20,269 --> 01:20:23,223 The screaming and the...the head? 789 01:20:23,314 --> 01:20:28,521 Yes, I believe so. And those symptoms may very well recur. 790 01:20:29,320 --> 01:20:33,781 But if you can convince yourself that it’s only in your own mind, 791 01:20:33,866 --> 01:20:36,618 then I think you’ll very soon recover. 792 01:20:39,330 --> 01:20:43,410 - How would you like to be discharged? - I like it. 793 01:20:43,501 --> 01:20:46,372 Well, good luck. Don’t forget to take the pills. 794 01:20:47,255 --> 01:20:50,422 I, er... I’m still worried about those hallucinations. 795 01:20:50,508 --> 01:20:54,755 Oh, don’t be. You’ll cope. Couple of months, you won’t believe they happened. 796 01:20:54,846 --> 01:20:57,419 - Thanks, Doc. - Don’t mention it. And Nick... 797 01:20:57,515 --> 01:21:00,551 - Yeah. - Go back to the penthouse. 798 01:21:00,643 --> 01:21:03,478 Open it up. Play some sounds, look at the river. 799 01:21:04,438 --> 01:21:06,680 - Give it a try. - I’ll do that. 800 01:21:12,488 --> 01:21:16,023 I’ll drive you to the house. We won’t start on the album right away, 801 01:21:16,117 --> 01:21:18,988 - we’ll give it a couple of days. - It’ll be Fine. Web? 802 01:21:19,078 --> 01:21:22,162 - Huh? - You know, Linda never came to see me. 803 01:21:22,248 --> 01:21:24,406 Not once. Where is she, Web? 804 01:21:26,669 --> 01:21:29,160 Well, the morning after they found you, 805 01:21:29,255 --> 01:21:31,746 there was a note on my desk from her. 806 01:21:31,841 --> 01:21:35,755 She said that she wanted to go away 807 01:21:35,845 --> 01:21:38,965 and think things over. Whatever the hell that means. 808 01:21:39,056 --> 01:21:44,097 I haven’t seen her since. Must have tried to reach her twice a day. 809 01:21:44,187 --> 01:21:48,101 Never any answer. I had to hire myself a temporary. 810 01:21:49,817 --> 01:21:53,649 By the way, what was going on between you and Linda? 811 01:21:55,573 --> 01:21:57,400 Nothing. 812 01:21:57,492 --> 01:22:00,778 Well, if she left that night, 813 01:22:00,870 --> 01:22:04,535 she mustn’t have known that you were in the hospital. 814 01:22:04,624 --> 01:22:07,411 Don’t you worry. You’ll see Linda again. 815 01:22:07,502 --> 01:22:09,329 You can be sure of that. 816 01:22:12,048 --> 01:22:14,088 (Crow cawing) 817 01:22:24,685 --> 01:22:26,974 - Well, see you, Web. - Right. 818 01:22:51,504 --> 01:22:53,710 Feeling better, Mr C? 819 01:22:53,798 --> 01:22:58,092 Come away in. You’ll never guess what I’ve cooked for you. 820 01:23:04,559 --> 01:23:06,967 (Man on radio) ‘That was from Nick Cooper’s last album, 821 01:23:07,061 --> 01:23:08,804 ‘How Many Mlles To Jupiter?’ 822 01:23:08,896 --> 01:23:12,514 ‘Nick’s just out of hospital, after treatment for a bad back. 823 01:23:12,608 --> 01:23:14,814 ‘I won’t ask you how you got that, Nick. 824 01:23:14,902 --> 01:23:19,529 ‘Let’s keep it in that late night romantic mood with this little piece. 825 01:23:19,615 --> 01:23:22,818 ‘And, if you’re there, Nick, get well soon.’ 826 01:23:23,953 --> 01:23:25,993 (♫ Romantic intro) 827 01:23:44,640 --> 01:23:46,680 (Quiet sobbing) 828 01:23:50,062 --> 01:23:51,889 (Louder sobbing) 829 01:23:51,981 --> 01:23:54,021 (♫ Instrumental) 830 01:24:14,879 --> 01:24:16,919 (Birdsong) 831 01:24:30,061 --> 01:24:32,219 (Man speaking French on radio) 832 01:24:44,700 --> 01:24:46,740 (Clicks off) 833 01:25:12,562 --> 01:25:14,602 (Quiet sobbing) 834 01:25:18,276 --> 01:25:20,316 (Louder sobbing) 835 01:26:04,614 --> 01:26:06,654 (Whirring) 836 01:26:11,454 --> 01:26:13,494 (Grinding) 837 01:26:19,045 --> 01:26:21,085 (Foghorns, distant) 838 01:27:45,965 --> 01:27:48,717 - (Woman) ‘Amalgamated Sound.’ - It’s Nick Cooper. 839 01:27:48,801 --> 01:27:51,968 - Can I speak to Web, please? - ‘One moment, please.’ 840 01:27:52,054 --> 01:27:54,177 Hello, kiddo. Where are you? 841 01:27:54,265 --> 01:27:56,803 - ‘At the penthouse.’ - Penthouse? 842 01:27:57,894 --> 01:28:01,559 Sure. Isn’t that what the doctor told me to do? Relive my memories? 843 01:28:01,647 --> 01:28:04,185 - Get ‘em out of my system? - I guess so. 844 01:28:04,275 --> 01:28:07,359 I didn’t think you’d wanna start it so soon. 845 01:28:07,445 --> 01:28:11,277 Web, there’s something strange about this place. 846 01:28:11,365 --> 01:28:13,821 There’s new carpet on the floor and, er... 847 01:28:13,910 --> 01:28:15,986 the walls have been scrubbed white. 848 01:28:16,078 --> 01:28:20,407 And there’s an antiseptic smell about the place. In the elevator, too. 849 01:28:20,500 --> 01:28:23,169 And, er... 850 01:28:23,252 --> 01:28:25,328 Gall’s been here. 851 01:28:25,421 --> 01:28:28,090 I can feel it, Web. I know she’s been here. 852 01:28:29,217 --> 01:28:31,838 Gall is probably not even in the country. 853 01:28:31,928 --> 01:28:35,511 Well, where’s Harry? He’s been here, too. 854 01:28:35,598 --> 01:28:37,756 Harry? He just disappeared. 855 01:28:38,434 --> 01:28:42,384 I-I think he took off. He’s been threatening to do that. 856 01:28:42,480 --> 01:28:44,805 I wouldn’t care if I never saw him again. 857 01:28:44,899 --> 01:28:46,808 ‘I would.’ 858 01:28:46,901 --> 01:28:49,357 Look, er, where are you going now? 859 01:28:49,445 --> 01:28:52,779 - Back to the house. - Oh. All right. Er, you do that. 860 01:28:53,407 --> 01:28:56,574 Look, just don’t talk to anybody else about this. 861 01:28:57,286 --> 01:28:59,492 - I’ll be right out. - Right. 862 01:29:37,952 --> 01:29:41,072 Hello, Mr Cooper, you’re back early. 863 01:29:42,290 --> 01:29:44,615 I’ve been to my apartment. 864 01:29:48,463 --> 01:29:52,710 - There’s something weird about that place. - Weird? Is there, dear? 865 01:29:53,384 --> 01:29:56,385 Yeah. Someone scrubbed all the walls. 866 01:29:56,471 --> 01:29:58,796 Well, that was helpful of them. 867 01:30:00,433 --> 01:30:03,932 - There’s a brand-new carpet, too. - Good heavens. 868 01:30:06,022 --> 01:30:09,854 The elevator had a stench of, er, disinfectant. 869 01:30:09,942 --> 01:30:14,319 Sounds as if somebody had a party there and had to clean up. 870 01:30:14,405 --> 01:30:17,026 Mm. Quite a party. 871 01:30:18,826 --> 01:30:21,578 - Must have been Harry. - Harry? 872 01:30:21,662 --> 01:30:23,571 (Nick) Mm. 873 01:30:24,999 --> 01:30:27,039 Naughty Harry. 874 01:30:31,964 --> 01:30:34,004 You know what I think? 875 01:30:34,801 --> 01:30:39,344 I mean, I know, erm, I’ve just been ill and everything, but, er... 876 01:30:42,058 --> 01:30:44,727 I think Harry’s been murdered, Mrs B. 877 01:30:49,148 --> 01:30:50,891 Mrs B? 878 01:30:53,861 --> 01:30:55,569 (Shrieking) 879 01:30:59,158 --> 01:31:00,866 (Shrieking) 880 01:31:06,124 --> 01:31:08,876 - Why are you doing this? - You killed her. 881 01:31:08,960 --> 01:31:11,629 - Killed who? - I’ll tell the bastard. 882 01:31:13,965 --> 01:31:16,919 We had a daughter once. A lovely girl. 883 01:31:17,009 --> 01:31:20,425 Just starting university, she was, studying sociology. 884 01:31:21,514 --> 01:31:23,886 Mr B and I adored her. 885 01:31:23,975 --> 01:31:25,932 She adored us. 886 01:31:26,018 --> 01:31:28,141 We called her Rosebud. 887 01:31:28,229 --> 01:31:32,690 - Aah! - Not yet, Albert. 888 01:31:35,820 --> 01:31:37,860 She was a pop music fan, 889 01:31:38,781 --> 01:31:40,738 like many young people. 890 01:31:40,825 --> 01:31:43,281 You were her idol. 891 01:31:43,369 --> 01:31:47,070 You, with your foul contortions 892 01:31:47,165 --> 01:31:50,415 and your lewd, suggestive songs. 893 01:31:51,043 --> 01:31:56,879 With your music that drives innocent children to behave like beasts in a farmyard! 894 01:31:56,966 --> 01:31:58,923 Disgusting. 895 01:31:59,510 --> 01:32:02,464 Then you married that slut, Gall. 896 01:32:02,555 --> 01:32:04,761 Your dear Gall. 897 01:32:04,849 --> 01:32:09,013 (Laughing) Whose maggoty head you really did see. 898 01:32:09,103 --> 01:32:11,345 Oh, yes. 899 01:32:11,439 --> 01:32:14,773 I wish I could have heard her scream like Albert did. 900 01:32:15,443 --> 01:32:20,070 The day you announced your marriage to Gall, our Rosebud went to bed, 901 01:32:20,865 --> 01:32:23,783 surrounded by poems she’d written to you, 902 01:32:25,077 --> 01:32:27,235 and killed herself. 903 01:32:28,456 --> 01:32:34,245 Have you ever seen a child die of strychnine poisoning? 904 01:32:36,589 --> 01:32:38,914 You scum! 905 01:32:39,550 --> 01:32:42,337 - You can’t blame me. - Kill the bastard! 906 01:32:43,095 --> 01:32:45,551 - Aah! - (Groans) 907 01:32:46,474 --> 01:32:48,882 (Mr B) Oh. Oh... 908 01:32:51,813 --> 01:32:53,687 No. 909 01:32:53,773 --> 01:32:56,181 Oh, Doris. 910 01:32:58,653 --> 01:33:03,066 (Moaning, crying) Oh, Doris. 911 01:33:04,784 --> 01:33:07,405 (Moans, gasps) 912 01:33:08,996 --> 01:33:10,739 (Moans) 913 01:33:13,751 --> 01:33:15,791 (Sobbing) 914 01:33:23,511 --> 01:33:25,551 Holy shit. 915 01:33:27,431 --> 01:33:30,515 - What kind of pills do I take for that? - (Gasps) 916 01:33:32,478 --> 01:33:36,179 - Damn it. Did you hear something? - (Muttering) I... Oh... 917 01:33:36,274 --> 01:33:38,516 - (Tapping) - Get an ambulance. 918 01:33:38,609 --> 01:33:40,732 Yeah. 919 01:33:40,820 --> 01:33:42,860 (Footsteps) 920 01:33:47,452 --> 01:33:49,658 - Hello? - (Tapping) 921 01:33:52,373 --> 01:33:54,615 - Hello! - (Louder tapping) 922 01:34:06,387 --> 01:34:08,629 - Hello! - (Tapping) 923 01:34:08,723 --> 01:34:10,881 (Woman, muffled) Help. 924 01:34:31,412 --> 01:34:33,868 - Hey! - (Woman’s voice, indistinct) 925 01:34:37,710 --> 01:34:40,581 (Woman, muffled) In here. Oh, Nick. 926 01:34:51,933 --> 01:34:54,554 OK. And make it quick. 927 01:35:01,359 --> 01:35:03,399 (Mr B groaning) 928 01:35:10,827 --> 01:35:12,867 (Thudding) 929 01:35:25,424 --> 01:35:27,464 Linda, just stand back. 930 01:35:41,649 --> 01:35:43,725 (Shivering) Nick. 931 01:35:43,818 --> 01:35:46,060 - Oh. - (Linda sobs) 932 01:35:48,990 --> 01:35:51,030 Jesus. 933 01:35:54,162 --> 01:35:56,404 Just like it was the day she died. 934 01:35:57,623 --> 01:35:59,746 They’re crazy, Nick. 935 01:36:00,668 --> 01:36:05,460 They were gonna drive you mad and then brick you up with her, 936 01:36:05,548 --> 01:36:08,169 with me. 937 01:36:08,259 --> 01:36:10,299 (Sobbing) 938 01:36:12,430 --> 01:36:14,636 Come on, it’s OK now. 939 01:36:14,724 --> 01:36:16,764 It’s OK. 940 01:36:16,851 --> 01:36:22,225 Mrs B, she told me how they did it with tapes and loudspeakers. 941 01:36:23,191 --> 01:36:25,433 The sobbing. And Gall... 942 01:36:26,694 --> 01:36:28,817 They murdered her. 943 01:36:29,447 --> 01:36:31,274 (Crying) 944 01:36:40,166 --> 01:36:42,289 Come on, let’s get out of here. 945 01:36:47,340 --> 01:36:48,882 (Birdsong) 946 01:36:55,890 --> 01:36:58,048 (Police radio, indistinct) 947 01:37:05,942 --> 01:37:08,813 I’m sorry you had to get mixed up in all this. 948 01:37:10,112 --> 01:37:12,318 Do I still have a job? 949 01:37:12,949 --> 01:37:15,072 Sure you do. 950 01:37:52,405 --> 01:37:54,445 (Siren) 951 01:38:03,624 --> 01:38:05,830 Well, how about that? 952 01:38:06,502 --> 01:38:08,459 This was their house. 953 01:38:08,546 --> 01:38:11,997 There never were any vacationing owners. 954 01:38:12,091 --> 01:38:14,629 So...you’re not crazy. 955 01:38:15,553 --> 01:38:17,593 - Doesn’t look like it. - Great. 956 01:38:17,680 --> 01:38:20,764 That means we can get back to work on the album. 957 01:38:21,309 --> 01:38:26,896 - You’re something else, you know that? - Business is business, kiddo. Mm. 958 01:38:29,484 --> 01:38:33,102 Sir, I’ve left two officers inside. I think everything’s OK. 959 01:38:33,196 --> 01:38:36,814 - Oh, good. - Is there anything else we can do? 960 01:38:49,253 --> 01:38:50,913 - Web? - Yeah. 961 01:38:54,133 --> 01:38:56,173 Nothing. 962 01:38:56,260 --> 01:39:00,092 - Is there anything else we can do? - No, I don’t think so. That winds it up. 963 01:39:00,181 --> 01:39:03,217 - Yeah. OK. Goodbye. - Bye-bye.