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STEVEN:
There you are.

How was your day?
Any progress in saving the world?

EMILY:
I'm working on it.

Wow. So l guess
you changed your mind about tonight?

Not realIy. Told you
I didn't want to miss it.

What happened with that
dinner with the London people?

-You made it sound so unavoidable.
-It was.

Fortunately, they missed their plane.

Here's to...

...stoIen moments.

You look so handsome,
I better go see if I can catch up.

Nobody home?

I left some Security Council
transcripts out, but everybody's gone.

Anything earth-shattering?

No, it's just important enough
not to be left out.

You look incredible.

Yeah, but we have to hurry.

I prefer this one.

Right.

PHOTOGRAPHER 1:
Can l have a picture, pIease?

PHOTOGRAPHER 2:
This way. This way, please.

-This way, please.
PHOTOGRAPHER 1: HoId it, one more.

STEVEN: There's Andrew.
Good to see him. Hi, how are you?

ANDREW:
Steven, how are you?

Nice to see you.
EmiIy, you look wonderfuI.

Keep up the good work.

That's Steven Taylor
and his wife, Emily.

JASON:
WelI, at last.

The beautiful people have arrived.

-Fantastic dress.
-Thank you.

JASON: I didn't expect to see you
tonight, with Greenspan and aIl.

-Why's that?
-I thought you'd be up to your ass in alligators.

Rumors of my death have been
greatly exaggerated.

[MEN LAUGHING]

AlI I need is her phone number.

Absolutely.
I must go see about something.

ANN:
LoveIy. Thank you, darling.

The temple's hieroglyphics
are supplications...

-...to the gods of fertility.
-I do believe l know his work.

Perhaps we could come along
to your studio one day. Have a Iook around.

[lNDISTINCT DIALOGUE]

You said he wasn't coming.

He changed his mind.
I tried to call you.

What are we going to do?

Nothing. Just relax.

-He doesn't know who l am, right?
-No.

You're a peach.

Lunch tomorrow?

And tomorrow...

...and tomorrow. Heh, heh.

I leave you alone for 30 seconds
and you elope with a younger man.

Steven, I'd like to
introduce you to David Shaw.

-Nice to meet you.
-Nice to meet you.

David is a painter.

I saw some of his pieces downtown.
I thought they were amazing.

What brings you uptown to our
little inbred soirée?

Actually, Emily was kind enough
to wrangIe me an invite.

Me too. Heh, heh, heh.

So teIl me about your work...

...David?

A couple small galleries
carry me when there's space.

-You studied formaIly?
-Berkeley, Cal Arts.

Almost formally graduated too.

Heh. Too much study poIlutes the soul.

-And he's good you say?
-He's wonderful.

I'd Iove to see your pieces.
Maybe we can arrange a time.

-Whenever you want.
-EmiIy has your number?

No. The gallery can get ahold of me.
You know which one?

Oh, yes. Yes.

If you're as good as she says...

...I'Il be glad to pass the word on
to my more acquisitive friends.

Thanks. That's very generous.

Nice to meet you.

You too.

Pleasure to see you.

MAN [OVER RADIO]: Average yield for
a one-year treasury bill rose to 5.28 last week.

[MAN SPEAKlNG
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

TRANSLATOR [OVER SPEAKER]
We cannot be held accountable...

...for the actions ofothers
that require us to defend ourselves.

[lN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

EMILY [WHISPERS]:
Madame Ambassador.

This the same speech he gave in
Geneva three months ago, word for word.

[MAN CONTlNUES lN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

RAQUEL [WHISPERS]:
Showoff.

-Ann, good morning, how are you?
ANN: Fine, thank you.

STElN:
Steven, spreads are blowing out.

The way things look in Europe,
it could turn into a bloodbath.

STEVEN: So what are we talking?
-At least 1 50 basis points.

HANSEN:
The Bundesbank wiIl have to tag along.

Your yen and mark positions
will get hammered.

So, what's our exposure?

Based on my preliminary trend model?

Yes. No friIls.

Think Chernobyl.

CONDUCTOR [OVER SPEAKER]:
Greenpoint, next stop. Greenpoint.

[CAMERA CLlCKS]

[DAVID WHlSTLES]

What you got there?

It's a little surprise.

Come on up.

[DAVID CHUCKLES]

Here's your fortune.

"You have a deep interest
in all that is artistic."

It's true.

[EMlLY CHUCKLES]

DAVID:
You didn't have to get this for me.

-You need a little civilizing.
-Mm-hm.

What do you need?

Hm?

You know, we couId be in Belize
this time tomorrow.

EMILY:
Belize.

DAVID: You ever been there?
-No.

-You'd think you'd died and went to heaven.
-But l already think that.

You look so pretty today.

[MOANS]

[PHONE RINGS]

DAVID [ON MACHINE]: Hey, it's David.
Leave one. I'll get back to you.

STEVEN [OVER SPEAKER]:
David, hi. lt's Steven Taylor. I finish early today.

I thought I might come by
and check out your work.

Say about 6.

If that flies with you, call me
at my office here at 5-4-4-...

...1-8-1-7 .

I look forward to seeing you.

What are you going to do?

I guess I'll caIl him.

Be kind of weird if l didn't,
wouldn't it?

You're playing with fire, David.

If you're so upset about it,
why'd you give him my number?

I didn't.

DAVID:
Mr. Taylor.

Hi. Here, sit down.

That was stupid. Sorry about that.

Thanks very much.

Drink?

No, I'm okay.

Unless you want another one.

I just had us meet here
because my place is hard to find.

Like an illegal loft space?

That's one way to put it.

I feel like l'm knee-deep
in bohemian cachet.

Lead on.

-How's Emily?
-She's fine, thank you.

WelI, be sure and say "hi."

I wilI.

One more.
One more floor.

Building's over 1 00 years old now.

Watch your step.

I can certainly see
what Emily was drawn to.

DAVID:
Yeah? What's that?

Your work. lt's...

...very trashy...

...but potent.

Trashy?

Is that what she said?

Your anger...

...it's very controIled.

DAVID:
You think I'm angry?

The anger in your work.

The color of despair.

Wonder where that comes from.

DAVID:
I don't know.

Inside, l guess.

Inside...

...indeed.

Nowhere to sit but the goddamned bed.

You know, I envy you.

You envy me?

You should be...

...flattered. l'm not prone to envy.

It's a pathetic emotion.

Sneaks up on you like cancer.

I've got it and you know why.

-No.
-Oh, of course you do.

One of life's legitimately
sublime experiences. lt's so...

-...utterIy complete.
-What?

Fucking my wife.

Mr. Taylor, l don't know--

I think it's about time
you calIed me Steven.

We're in love, sir.

That's it?

You steal the crown jewel
of a man's soul...

...and your onIy excuse is some
candy-ass HalImark card sentiment?

Even if it was true,
that's not good enough!

If what were true?

She is in love.

You, buddy...

...you're in business.

What the hell are you saying?

I'm saying you did not meet
my wife by chance.

I'm saying
you didn't study at Berkeley.

I'm saying you learned to paint whiIe
doing three to six in Soledad Prison...

...for reIieving a widow
in San Francisco of her life savings.

Your second conviction...

...if l'm not mistaken.

Your reaI name is Winston Lagrange,
which I rather like.

Born to pure trailer trash
in Barstow, CaIifornia.

Ward of the courts
since the age of 1 0.

You went from pickpocket to car thief
to con man till you found out...

...that you had a way
with the softer sex.

No doubt looking for that mother
you can bareIy remember.

A life made up compIetely
of depressing IittIe scams, untiI now.

Where'd you get all that?

AlI that is for sale.
The helI of it is, you're not...

-...half-bad with a brush.
-Thank you.

Called rehabilitation.

It's calIed a con.
My wife's the grand prize.

But you set your sights
just a IittIe too high this time.

She loves me.

She loves David Shaw,
your invention.

Not that it matters, because you've made
a fundamentaI miscalculation.

You play it out.

Love conquers alI.

EmiIy divorces me.
She marries you.

Given your history, her advisors
are going to insist upon a prenup.

So you might storm the castIe...

...but you ain't getting the keys
to the treasure room, ever.

I don't care about that.

The swindler doesn't care about a
trust fund that can buy Barstow?

Why don't you cut the shit!

You care, or we wouId not be having
this conversation!

The only thing that stops you from
bolting now is bad genes and greed.

Now what?

Choices.

I can telI Emily exactly who you are,
and life wilI imitate art.

You become a starving painter,
game over.

Or?

Or you can cash out.

Cash out?

Half a million dolIars.

Tax-free.

-Just for waIking away from her?
-I said tax-free. I didn't say free.

What's 500 grand for?

KiIling my wife.

Heh.

EmiIy?

Imagine my embarrassment
if they're not one and the same.

One hundred thousand now...

...four hundred thousand after,
cash-and-carry.

You're out of your mind.

Not realIy.

Why?

I appreciate your curiosity,
but my agenda doesn't concern you.

Oh.

WelI, I guess I'll go straight to Emily
and telI her aIl this.

That would be my word against yours...

...Winston.

And what if l call the cops?

Have you ever been
to Boca Raton, Florida?

There was a lady down there last year
who was carrying on with this younger man.

He was a hell of a tennis pIayer.
Anyway, when the affair ended...

...he disappeared...

...along with the Iady's bearer bonds.

You sure you've never been there?

Not that I recaIl.

An acquaintance of mine has
a photograph of the suspect.

AlI they need is a name...

...as in, strike three.

Fifteen years.

No parole.

You think you got a box big enough
to hold $1 00,000 in cash?

Come by the apartment
around 1 2:00 tomorrow.

Unless you have
a previous luncheon engagement.

I assume you know where l Iive.

This is crazy. I'm your best friend.

Half the year goes by
and you don't say one thing?

-Do you love him? Will you Ieave Steven?
-Shh.

Talk to me.

I wilI if you shut up for one second.

I'm waiting.

I didn't telI you
because you adore Steven.

You cried at our wedding,
for God's sake.

-I cry at every wedding.
-No, you don't.

You like the idea of us.

Everybody does.

But you have no idea who he is.

-I know Steven.
-No, you don't.

You don't know that everything
always has to be on his terms.

Okay? You don't know that he has
no reaI interest in who I am.

What are you going to do?

I don't know.

I'm going to figure out a way
to telI him. He deserves that.

What makes you think he doesn't know?

Because there's no way.

I mean, he knows that
something's not right, but....

Does David have a last name?

Shaw. David Shaw.

And he knows about your family?

What do you mean?

-What do you think I mean?
-Come on. We don't talk about that kind of stuff.

-In six months, you never mentioned money?
-No.

Believe me, okay?

David has absolutely no interest
in anything other than painting...

...and me.

RAQUEL: And you.
-Ha, ha, ha.

Is that why you're not wearing
your wedding ring?

Oh, my God.

What?

I left it at David's.

[DOOR CLOSES]

Working late?

EMILY:
No, I was having a drink with Raquel.

And how is the CastiIian femme fatale?

[EMlLY SPEAKS IN SPANISH]

By the way, I saw your friend
David this evening.

Really?

He honored me with a visit
at his industrial hideaway.

You're kidding.

And where's that?

Greenpoint, BrookIyn.

How'd you get his number?

I called some of those
obscure galleries you prowl...

...dropped your name.

You're right. He's very talented.

Did you buy anything?

I made him an offer.

And?

STEVEN:
And he's chewing on it.

RAQUEL: Good morning.
-Morning.

[PHONE RINGS]

-Hello.
EMILY: Hi, it's me.

Hey, how you doing?

-I left my wedding ring.
-I know.

I put it away before he got here.

Thank God.

What did you guys talk about?

He wasn't here that Iong,
so just the work.

He didn't have a clue.

He said that he made you an offer.

Matter of fact, he did.

What piece?

It's one you haven't seen.

I thought l'd seen all of them.

Well, almost.

Listen, turns out I got to take
a rain check on lunch today.

-Why? What's wrong?
-Nothing, nothing.

Some people want to see my sketches...

...and it'd be a good commission.

You sound funny.

Do I?

Yeah.

I guess it's calIed
being broke, sweetheart.

Okay. Tomorrow, then.

Reservation for two.

Quiet table, in back.

Very quiet.

You know I love you.

I know.

-Bye.
-Bye.

-Is that by...?
-Yeah.

PeopIe with money
always go for the same things.

And what are those?

DAVID: Anything, everything,
as long as it's recognizabIe.

Don't worry. None of this
would've been yours anyway.

Everything you see here, it's mine.

Why don't you drop that
there and come here.

DAVID:
That's nice.

There was a robbery
in the building Iast year.

Probable means of entrance...

...was this driveway gate.

That granite façade creates a bIind
spot on the surveilIance cameras.

It was never corrected,
for aesthetic reasons.

How do you know that?

I'm on the board.

STEVEN:
You enter as I leave at 8 p.m.

I won't puIl out of the driveway
tilI it's clear.

The gate takes five seconds to cIose.

Hug the right side of the walI
as I drive by.

Then you enter the stairs
by the service elevator.

The key to the front door also works
here for the service entrance.

I'm going to take the key from
EmiIy's purse before l leave...

...and I'Il put it in this...

...and hide it here,
right behind the pipe.

-Where're you going to be?
-At my reguIar card game.

Why don't you Ieave me your key?

My key implicates me.
Her key impIicates no one.

It could've been lost or stolen.

In any case, she won't
be around to explain.

Why not make a copy of the key?

It's two loose ends,
the key and the locksmith.

This door is always bolted. She
won't notice, even if she checks it.

You'Il be in the stairwell at 9:30.

By that time, Emily
will be taking her bath.

She will? How do you know?

Because that's what she does
on nights that I play cards.

Why not do it in the tub?

Because that'lI Iook like
cold-blooded murder.

It has to appear that
she surprised the intruder.

AlI right?

This is a separate telephone line.

Exactly 1 0 p.m., l will call here.

EmiIy wilI answer the phone.

You will enter...

...and a tragic confrontation will ensue.

It shouId appear to be...

...stupid...

...and spur-of-the-moment.

I've always thought "bIudgeon"
has a spur-of-the-moment sound.

Maybe you couId use one of these.

Rifle the jeweIry in the bedroom.

Disable the service entrance Iock.
Make it Iook like it was jimmied.

Put the key back under the pipe,
then leave the way you came in.

And what happens
if the pIan goes to hell?

It won't.

So when is this card game of yours?

-Tomorrow night.
-Tomorrow?

No fucking way.

A man with your résumé shouId
come up with an aIibi in no time.

One hundred thousand.

A man with my résumé should
take the money and run.

Bet you 400 thousand more you don't.

[HUMMING]

EMILY: Yes, I understand that.
But if we can't get numbers on refugee density...

...then we can't position
the resources to deal with it.

I'Il tell her to expect it
later today. Thank you.

[SPEAKS IN FRENCH]

Bon appétit.

That's not happiness to see me, is it?

Try surprise.

I had a hoIe in my scheduIe...

...and I thought lunch with my
beautiful wife wouId be indicated.

But l guess you have other plans.

-What makes you say that?
-You seem in such a hurry.

It's just errands.

Like shopping for a new wedding ring.

One of the settings felt loose...

...so I took it in.
It'lI be ready tomorrow.

And what if there were no tomorrow?

What does that mean?

Wouldn't you regret not having
one last lunch with your husband?

Of course.

I must reply to Francesca about
this weekend. Want to do it?

-Sure.
-AlI right, we'll go out--

I got to break this up.
Excuse me one minute.

-Lane.
LANE: Steven.

STEVEN: I know what he's up to.
MAN: What?

STEVEN:
Watch out for this guy, all right?

STEVEN: Before you finish
come back and talk to me, alI right?

LANE:
Yeah. Thanks a Iot. I appreciate it.

[PHONE RINGS]

DAVID [ON MACHINE]: Hey, it's David.
Leave one. I'll get back to you.

EMILY [OVER SPEAKER]:
David, are you there?

He was waiting for me outside...

...to take me to lunch. I had no idea.
There was nothing l could do.

You know what, l just--

I can't do this anymore.
I've got to tell him tonight.

Hi, I'm here.

I'm really sorry.

It's okay.

He's never done that before.
Something's wrong. He knows.

No, he doesn't.

Don't let your mind
get away from you.

I cannot live like this anymore.

It's not right. It's not fair to him.
I've got to tell him.

Tell him what, exactly?

-Tell him everything, tonight.
-Look...

...we've waited this long.
Hold off another day...

...so we can figure it out together.

You know? So l can help you.

-I don't know.
-I do.

I do know.

Honey, don't panic.

Good night, Mr. Taylor.

I'm on my way.
Everything's prepared for you.

Give my best to Mrs. TayIor.

[DOOR CLOSES]

So how was the rest of your day?

EMILY:
Fairly brutaI.

I'm sorry to hear about that.

I don't want you to go tonight.

What's wrong?

I'd Iike to talk to you.

It's too late.

They'lI never get anybody to filI in.

Besides, I beat them pretty bad last week.
They'lI all want their money back.

[SlGHS]

You scared me.

I just wanted to say goodbye.

-I'Il calI you later.
-Okay.

I might run down to Nick's for a burger.
If nobody's here, don't worry.

I won't,
but you might want to reconsider.

EMILY:
Why is that?

STEVEN: I had Janice make
one of her Iegendary roasts.

Really?

Thought we'd eat before the game.

Wish me luck.

Good luck.

[THUNDER RUMBLlNG]

STEVEN:
Thousand dollars to you, George.

GEORGE:
Fold.

MAN 1 : Call.
STEVEN: Down and dirty.

MAN 2:
Last one, gentlemen.

MAN 3: All right, I got a good feeling.
I got a good feeling.

[MAN 3 LAUGHlNG]

MAN 1 : Gotta have more than that.
STEVEN: Three sixes still bets.

MAN 1 : Gentlemen, same game.
MAN 3: lt's getting boring.

[MEN CHATTERING]

I'm out.

[BEEP]

[PHONE RINGS]

[PHONE CONTlNUES RINGlNG]

[COMPUTER WHlRRING]

Must be morning in Hong Kong.

[MEN LAUGHING]

There's my cards.

MAN 3:
Let's have a better hand this time.

[BEEP]

[PHONE RINGlNG]

[PHONE CONTlNUES RINGlNG]

You've got to be kidding me.

[BEEP]

[PHONE CONTlNUES RINGlNG]

Hello.

MAN 2: That's a serious bet.
-MAN 3: Uh-huh.

Hello?

Hello.

Who is this?

[EMlLY GRUNTlNG]

[EMlLY SCREAMING]

[GRUNTING]

DAVID:
Argh!

[EMlLY GRUNTlNG]

-I'm in.
MAN 2: All right.

-Put your money up.
MAN 3: Just in time.

MAN 1 :
Different winner this time, though, guys.

MAN 2:
I liked the last one.

[DIAL TONE BEEPING]

[EMlLY CRYING]

[SCREAMS]

STEVEN:
Oh, my God.

[EMlLY CRYING]

What happened?

OPERATOR [OVER PHONE]:
Mrs. Taylor, we have your location.

He's in the kitchen.

Please stay on the line.
Ma'am? Ma'am?

Oh, Jesus.

[POLlCE SlRENS WAILING
IN DISTANCE]

[POLlCE SlRENS NEARBY]

OFFICER 1 :
Police! Open up!

Police! Open up!

[POUNDING ON DOOR]

OFFICER 1 :
Open up!

-Mr. Taylor?
STEVEN: We're all right.

He's in the kitchen.
I think he's dead. FolIow me.

BOBBY:
You didn't hear any...

...strange sounds...

...prior to your entering the kitchen?

No, just the phone call.

But before that, nothing unusual?

SCOTT: How you guys doing?
OFFICER 2: We're pretty set here.

SCOTT:
I want you to dust the elevator cage...

...and the banister.

Mo, be out of here in 1 5, 20 minutes.

Maybe.

-Detective Karaman.
-Steven Taylor.

Pleasure, sir.
Mind if l ask you a few questions?

No. Not at all.

I noticed what I assume
to be your footprints...

...in the blood around the deceased.

-Can l assume those are yours?
-Yes, you may.

May I ask what you were doing?

-Making sure he was dead.
-Oh.

-Was he?
-Appeared to be, yes.

Take his pulse?

No.

You see right there?

Did you Iean over him for something?

I tried to determine whether
he was breathing.

-Was he?
-Not at that time.

TECHNlClAN:
Let's take a look.

[CAMERA CLlCKS]

Something wrong?

Aside from a dead man
lying in my kitchen?

For a moment,
I thought you knew the man.

-I don't think so.
-Why's that?

I never forget a face.

-Anything else?
-Not this second.

Your wife must come down
to give a statement.

-When?
-As soon as she's ready.

Mr. Taylor, are you aware of anyone
who might wish your wife harm?

My wife has no enemies.

Thanks, Detective.

I know, baby, l know.

It's okay.

You're going to be all right.

What do you think?

I beIieve her.

What about him?

I couIdn't say.

BOBBY:
You know, Mo...

...rich people are different
from you and me.

How?

They got a fuck of a Iot more money,
for one thing.

Very good, Bobby.

Hey, Mo, you going to turn it up,
or what?

BOBBY: You're absolutely sure about that.
EMILY: lt was not the wrong number.

I like it like this.

BOBBY:
You had said before...

...that they did not speak.

EMILY:
They didn't.

They Iistened.

Background noise?
Did you hear any?

There wasn't any.
She told you.

Maybe you should let your wife
answer the questions.

She's been through enough tonight.

We're almost through, Mrs. Taylor.

There's just a few more things
I'd Iike to ask.

Remember what
time you got home, Mr. Taylor?

1 1 , 1 1 :30. Came from my regular
card game at the Drake Club.

DETECTIVE:
You'Il love this.

WelI, we've ID'd the man
who broke into your home.

-May I?
-Sure.

This man is a career criminal.

You couIdn't dream up a better
defense for justifiable homicide.

Your wife's on three.
She says it's an emergency.

Right.

[MOHAMED SPEAKlNG IN ARABIC]

[lN ARABlC]

I'm gIad we cleared that up.

I'm going to ask you
not to leave the city, Mrs. TayIor.

But she is.

We're going to her mother's house.
Roger has the telephone number.

Whoa. Wait. HoId on.

Why? She hasn't been charged.
Her statement's complete.

So it's really just a matter
of courtesy.

Courtesy on our part.

If you think of anything else,
give me a ring.

I don't know what eIse
there is to think of.

Probably nothing.

[lN ARABlC]

[SOBBING]

My baby.

STEVEN:
Sandra.

SANDRA:
I'm just down the haIl, baby.

STEVEN:
Here you go.

By tomorrow, this wilI all seem
like a bad dream.

And what if there were no tomorrow?

You know better than that.

Sleep welI.

SANDRA:
Please teIl me.

How could something like this happen?

Sandra, I don't know.

I've gone over it
a thousand times myself.

The world's gone crazy.

[DIALING]

[PHONE RINGS]

STEVEN: Roger's prepared a statement
the DA wants me to sign.

So I'Il head back into the city...

...and come back in the morning
to pick up Emily if she's all right.

EMILY [OVER SPEAKER]:
David?

It's me.

I just wanted to tell you l'm okay.

I'm not in the city,
but I'll call as soon as I can.

I love you.

SANDRA:
I don't want her to be rushed.

Steven?

No, of course not.

I don't want her to be rushed either.

I'm going to check on our patient.

[DIALING]

[LINE RINGlNG]

[RINGS]

EmiIy.

Sorry, David.
EmiIy's resting right now.

But l think you and I have got
something to talk about.

[SHIP HORN TOOTlNG]

Who was he?

Somebody l met at Berkeley.

Can he be connected to you?

Not anymore.

You got any idea
who you're fucking with?

Yeah.

You hired me
to kill your wife...

...because you couldn't
do the wet work yourself.

WelI, neither could l.

So how do you know
he didn't talk to someone?

Ron was a good man.

Not quite good enough.

Okay.

So what's plan B?

It's a little coincidental
if there's another attempt on her Iife.

Gee, you think?

So we wait.

For what?

I'Il let you know.

Hey, Steve?

Do I keep fucking your wife
in the meantime, or what?

Thank you, Charles.

Steven calIed while you were asIeep.

He's getting everything ready
for you to come home.

He wants to send the car
for you tomorrow.

I'm not going home.

I'm going to move in with Raquel
for a while.

Em, what's going on?

I'm leaving Steven.

[SOBBING]

Oh, Em.

[BLEEPING]

HANSEN: They've started liquidating
your long positions to cover.

Which ones?

DMG and Barclays.

Why didn't anybody telI me?

We tried, Steven.
We couldn't find you.

[lNTERCOM BUZZES]

I said no calls!

EMILY: Albert.
ALBERT: Hi.

-May I please have our house key?
-Sure, Mrs. Taylor.

What happened to yours?

I've absoluteIy no idea.
It doesn't work.

Did my husband change the locks?

No, not that I know of.

[FOOTSTEPS]

[PHONE RINGlNG IN EMlLY'S MEMORY]

[BOTH GASP]

EmiIy.

EmiIy, it's me.

I didn't hear you come in.

You left the front door wide open.

-EmiIy.
-Don't.

I'm your husband.

Oh, God. I can't stay here.

It's alI right.
We'll get out of here tonight, alI right?

I can't stay with you, Steven.

I can't stay with you anymore.

Raquel's waiting for me downstairs.

Okay, there are fresh towels
in the bathroom...

...and you can have anything
you want in the fridge...

...including your favorite yogurt.

Let me ask you a question.

What do you think Steven would do
if he knew about David?

WelI, EmiIy, screwing around is the
second oldest reason to kill somebody.

Really?
And what would be the first?

Money, honey.

Oh, no, but Steven's rich...

...and with your money,
you must've had a prenup, so....

Tell me you had a prenup.

He offered. l said no.

So if you die, he gets, Iike...

...a hundred million bucks?

Something like that.

Lucky guy.

Yeah.

I assume you have a very good reason
for asking me to do this.

Yes.

We'll sure miss you around here.

Come.

Come and see me on your way out.

-EmiIy, this is Robert Harrington.
-How do you do?

Bobby is the Deputy Director
of the Commodities Trade Commission.

Please.

-Take all the time you need.
EMILY: Thank you.

Mrs. Taylor...

...passing this kind of information,
even to a spouse...

...is unethical.

I understand.

Your husband has been buying U.S.
and foreign bonds on margin...

...and using those securities
as collateral.

That's illegal.

In fact, his company's been under
investigation for almost a year.

Some months ago...

...U.S. interest rates
started moving against him.

He should've gotten some horrific
margin calls...

...but the banks he's in bed with
have hidden the losses...

...hoping that things
will turn around.

It isn't happening.

Sooner or later...

...those margin caIls wiIl come.

And when they do,
your husband wiIl be...

...wiped out.

MOHAMED:
Yep, where's the subpoena?

But l can't get
the records without it.

-I've waited two days.
-Mo.

Just get back to me.

-Detective.
-Please sit down.

To what do l owe the pleasure,
Mrs. Taylor?

I have some information
about my husband.

Concerning?

WelI....

It seems he's in
serious financial trouble...

...and he was hiding it from me.

And l thought that...

...might be a possible reason....

A possibIe reason for him to--

Hire someone to kill you?

Yes.

I know what you're worth,
Mrs. Taylor...

...and that kind of money
is always a motive.

Do you mean he's aIready a suspect?

Was.

Until we traced a phone calI he made
the night you were attacked.

The trace led us to an automated
quote system at his office.

It lasted from five minutes
before 1 0 to nine minutes after.

That has to be one of the cleaner
alibis I've come across.

I took your case apart
a thousand times...

...then l put it back together again.

There was always one piece Ieft...

...like a screw that didn't fit.

The dead man had a wallet,
cash and change, driver's license...

...membership card
to a video store, but...

...not a single key.

Not one.

Not even to his apartment.

ElIiot, it's a zero-sum game.
You don't have the balls for it.

ELLlOT [OVER SPEAKER]: By tomorrow,
neither of us will have any balls left.

-Don't panic.
-You're damn right I am.

So, what's it to you?
You drop 50 miIlion in a day.

You know how fast 50 becomes 500?

[lNTERCOM BUZZES]

-Not now. What's the spot rate?
-We're sitting at ground zero.

You're telling me,
"Think happy thoughts"?

[lNTERCOM BUZZES]
I said, not now!

SECRETARY [OVER SPEAKER]: I have a
caller who says this is an emergency.

He says it concerns Emily.

-Who is it?
-He won't identify himself.

Who is this?

[STEVEN'S VOlCE OVER PHONE]
A tragic confrontation will ensue.

It should appear to be...

...stupid and...

...spur-of-the-moment.

I've always thought that "bludgeon"
has a spur-of-the-moment sound.

Maybe you could use one of these.

Meet me at the diner at the corner
of Maiden and South.

Right now.

MOHAMED:
He was a con named RonaId Diggs.

Fresh from state prison in CaIifornia.

Must be hard for you.

Mr. Taylor.

You didn't get those fancy shoes
dirty walking over here, did you?

What do you want?

The rest of my money.

You didn't fulfiIl your end
of the bargain, did you?

So?

So what do I get?

You get this superfine thing.

Hell, you might even calI it....

What was that?

"LegitimateIy sublime."

What exactIy is this superfine thing?

You're looking at it.

It's calIed time outside of prison,
old partner.

You can't beat it with a stick.

Exactly how much time
does $400,000 buy me?

Ah.

Whatever the market will bear.

It'lI take me a few days.

You got four hours.

That's impossibIe and you know it.

Come on, Steve.

A man with your résumé shouId
come up with 400 grand in no time.

Hm?

Where?

My place.

You don't show up with the cash...

...I'Il do a mailing of
Steven's greatest hits.

-I understand.
-Yeah.

Make fucking sure you do.

[lN SPANlSH]

[lN ENGLlSH]
What are you doing here?

[lN SPANlSH]

MAN:
Manuel!

[lN SPANlSH]

MANUEL [IN SPANISH]:

-Sir.
-John, this is Mr. TayIor. He's from the....

JOHN:
Yes, sir.

EMILY:
That's not happiness to see me, is it?

Try surprise.

The key to the dead man's
apartment was on my key chain.

Someone put it there
after I killed him.

And there's only one person in the world
who could've done that.

Me.

Why?

To protect you.

From what?

Your lover.

Unless somebody eIse
sent these pictures.

Amazing how you know people are in Iove,
even across the street.

He called me here two months ago...

...bragged about how
you'd fallen for him.

I've shelled out over
$1 00,000 already...

...but he wants a lot more.

For what?

For breaking it off.

I don't beIieve you.

Did he mention Belize?

That's where he took
all the other ones.

This guy was quite an aphrodisiac
for loneIy women of means.

He learned to paint in prison...

...not at Berkeley.

I don't know where we go from here.

I don't even know if "we"
is an option.

I have done everything in my power
to protect you from this...

...career criminal that you've let
crawl into our bed.

Why didn't you tell me?

I was sure you were in love with him.

Are you?

I thought that I was.

Oh, my God. I can only imagine
what l've put you through.

Is this why your business
is in troubIe?

Trouble?

The banks, margin calls.

How did you know...?
It hasn't helped, no.

-But it's true, isn't it?
-Yes, it's true.

But l can always make money.
That's the fun part.

There's a goddamn sea of it out there.

But there's only one of you.

But why did you put his key
on my key chain?

David threatened violence
from the very beginning.

When l saw the body lying there in the kitchen,
I was sure it was him.

No doors had been forced open,
so I assumed that he had your key.

But when? I'd used it
to come home that evening.

Are you sure you used your key?
If memory serves me...

...the door was wide open.
I saw you walk in.

Maybe.

In which case, he could've
taken your key anytime...

...even the day before.
Did you see him the day before?

Yes.

So I went through his pockets,
I found what I thought was your key.

And l reacted. l grabbed a screwdriver,
jimmied the door.

I put it in his pocket,
took what l thought was your key...

...and put it on your key chain.

Baby, I am so sorry
for having to put you through this.

But it was the only thing l could do.

Can you ever forgive me?

Honey, I already have.

Oh, Steven.

We have to go to the police.

I don't know if this is the time
for brutal honesty.

I've tampered with evidence...

...in a homicide.

I paid off a blackmail.
I'm in over my head and so are you.

Think it through.
David could say anything he wants.

He couId say that
I hired him to kill you.

Or that he bIackmailed us,
the happy, weaIthy couple.

It'd appear we killed that poor
bastard, thinking it was David.

It depends on how he plays it.

What about the man that I killed?

That has to do with David?

WelI, it must.

Do you have any idea how many
burgIaries there are each day in this city?

I don't think so.

[SlGHS]

What are we going to do now?

We'll have to disentangle ourselves
from your artist friend.

Is there anything in his loft that
could Iink David to us?

My ring.

You said it was being repaired.

That was a lie.
I left it by the bed.

Anything else?

Isn't that enough?

I'Il get it.

WilI you be home when I get back?

Yes.

[PHONE RINGS]

I'm on my way.

WOMAN [OVER TELEPHONE]:
I'm calling for Mr. David Shaw.

Speaking.

This Truman Travel, confirming
your reservation for this afternoon.

Thank you.

DAVID:
Excuse me, sir.

Could you spare 400 grand?

I don't see why not.

Don't think l won't count it.

NaturaIly.

Think of that
as your commemorative copy.

Nice doing business with you, Steve.

You take care.

[CHUCKLES]

[SPEAKlNG GlBBERlSH]

ANNOUNCER [OVER SPEAKER]:
Boarding train number 32 for Montreal...

...departing on track number 16.
All aboard.

PORTER:
Right this way.

PORTER:
Here we are, sir.

-Here. This is for you.
-Thank you, sir.

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

Wanted to let you know
the dining car opens at 7.

CIoses at 1 0 sharp.

Okay.

Okay, everything's fine.

ANNOUNCER [OVER SPEAKER]:
Attention, please.

Last call for train 32
departing to Montreal in 4 minutes.

DAVID:
Argh!

How's that for wet work?

You should thank me.

Artists are aIways appreciated
more after they're dead.

[MUFFLED SCREAM]

DAVID:
You lose.

STEVEN: I'm sorry, you got to speak up.
I can't hear you.

-You're dying.
-Argh!

Steven's greatest hits.

[GRUNTING]

-Excuse me. I got an emergency here.
MAN: What are you doing?

STEVEN: This'Il make it easier.
-Be my guest.

STEVEN:
91 st and Fifth.

STEVEN:
Has there been a deIivery today?

Just one. It came by messenger,
Your wife took it up with the mail.

I didn't know you were here.

I was out on the terrace.

Welcome home.

It's time for a new start.

What do you say we go out
for dinner this evening?

Just the two of us, someplace quiet...

...in the neighborhood.

-Like that?
-Okay.

STEVEN:
I'Il be right back. l'm going to clean up.

-Honey?
-Yeah?

Let's stay home tonight.
I'Il go pick up something to eat.

That's sweet of you. Yeah.
Just don't be too long.

I won't.

Okay.

Before l forget, I think
we should have the locks changed.

Why?

Because I still can't find my key.

Good idea. l'll call
the Iocksmith in the morning.

Better be safe than sorry.

Thanks.

-See you soon. Hurry back.
-Okay.

EMILY:
Must have put it back on his way in.

Didn't plan on that, did you?

Young David...

...he was very unpredictable.

Maybe you'Il share a celI.

Why?

Because of this?

I just found the key you Iost.

You left it for him.

You mean the man you kilIed.

-I never met the gentIeman.
-David did.

They'lI have a hard time
proving l knew David.

The blackmail proves it.

What bIackmail?

There's only one letter...

...and I'm afraid that's vanished.

The thing is, we're just
another married couple...

...trying to work things out.

Work it out?

STEVEN [ON TAPE]: Because that's
what she does on nights l play cards.

EMILY:
Like the combination to the safe?

It's our wedding day, Steven.

Work it out? You work it out
on your fucking own! This is over!

I'Il tell you when it's over.

The only way you leave me
is dead.

STEVEN:
Aah!

STEVEN [OVER ON TAPE]:
I always thought...

..."bludgeon" had a
spur-of-the-moment sound.

Maybe you could use one of these.

Rifle the jewelry in the bedroom.

Disable the service entrance lock.
Make it look like it was jimmied.

Put the key back under the pipe...

...then leave
the same way you came in.

DAVID:
And what happens if the plan goes to hell?

STEVEN:
It won't.

He said he was going to kill me.

So I tried to run.

And then he attacked you?

Yes.

What eIse could you do?

[lN ARABlC]

And you as well.

[English - US - SDH]