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(intro theme)

(♪)

- My goodness, louise.
This is all very impressive.

- It's remarkable how quickly
one's life can change.

Who would have thought a book
about an insane killer clown

Would make louise cherry
a household name?

(chuckles)
- it's sold out all over town.

I still haven't had
a chance to read it.

Oh!
- Let me know what you think.

- Well, thank you.

And whose idea was it
to make a film?

- Mine.

I wrote the scenario.

Although, it's not
really writing.

Hello, alma.
- I told you, it's leigh.

- That's the actress
who plays the killer,

Leigh iverson. She takes
her role very seriously.

- Why is a man playing
the other clown?

They were sisters.

Yes, but there's only one
killer in the movie version.

Jack over there plays
the part when the mask is on.

- Won't the audience notice
it was a different person?

- Oh, julia.

The people who watch
these things

Aren't exactly
the best and brightest.

- Oh.
- Louise.

A thought: In this scene,
after the clown has killed

Young miss robbins,
I want to take on

The perspective
of her paramour,

Watching on from the corridor.

The murder is done,
the clown is fled,

But we hold as perry watches
in terror.

And we hold.

(chuckles)
- marvelous.

- Ah, forgive me.

Why would you film a scene
where one woman murders

Another woman from
the perspective

Of a man who's merely observing?

- And who are you exactly?

- Claude, this is
dr. Julia ogden.

- Yes, there is a woman dead

And, yes, there is a woman
who killed her,

But the scene hinges
on the inaction

Of this inert man,
neutered by fear

And cowardice.

For the man is the most
interesting part.

- Is he?

- Claude, about the scene
where I fight the clown,

How scared should I be?

- Scared?

Louise, were you scared
when you fought off the killer

And brought her
to the police?

- I wouldn't say scared.

- Bravery personified!

- This, dear frances,
is the task before you:

To embody this vision
of force and beauty.

If you'll excuse us, louise,

We must prepare for the scene.

Frances.

- Well, he is certainly
smitten with you.

- We're courting.
- Oh, how wonderful!

I'm so happy for you.

But did he mention that
it's your character

Who fights and detains
the killer clown?

- Yes.

- Well, that was me.

I saved that young woman's life,
not to mention my own.

- Of course.

But there's only room
for one heroine.

- Hm.
- Quiet everyone!

- Oh!
- It is time.

We are prepared, we are ready.

Quiet, please.

- Exciting, isn't it?

- Roll the camera.

Camera's rolling. Slate in!

Slate out.

Cue the lights.

And...

Begin.

(soft music)

You hear the telephone.

Rise and cross.

Good.

Good.

And answer.

Hello?

- Hello?

- Hello?
- Hello?

- But no one is there.
It's just...

Music.

How odd.

Replace the receiver and...

The doorbell.

Oh, my!

Whoever could that be?

Now go to the door, confused.

Good.

Pause.

And now, open the door.

And...

Oh, no! It's... A clown!

You're scared!

Now, he's inside
and you're terrified.

Where's perry?

Call for him!

Perry? Perry, where are you?

And the knife!

Good, good!
Advance on her.

She is scared.

And... Attack!

(gasps)

Yes, yes...
(crying out)

And again.

(gasps, cries)

(chuckles, gasps)

- This is awfully real.
- Retreat.

And... We hold.

- No!

No, no. Something is wrong.

- Julia!
- Miss? Miss?

Are you all right?

Miss? Miss?

(sinister music)

It's real.

The blood is...

Is real! She's dead.

- What in god's name?

(indistinct chatter)

- Constables are searching
everywhere for a man

In a clown costume.

And jack richards,
no sign as yet.

- It was so awful, william.

- We just sat there
and watched

As he killed this poor girl.

- Miss cherry,

Did you know the killer,
jack richards?

- I met him briefly.

Claude knew him.

Detective, this is
claude cordier, the director.

- Did you know
mr. Richards well?

- We've worked together
many times.

- Had he ever displayed
any unusual behaviour?

- Nothing like this.

- What was his relationship
like with the deceased?

- Well, as far as I know,
they'd only just met.

- Can you think of any
reason why he would

Want to kill her?

- Certainly not.

- Thank you, mr. Cordier.

- Oh, and I'll be
needing this film.

- What's all this bloody
nonsense, mcnabb?

Halloween gets worse every year.

Oh! I like the owl, though.
Otherwise, eh.

Ah!

Oh, bloody hell!

- Sorry, sir.
(chuckles)

- Where'd you get that?
Scared the life out of me.

- Oh, they sell them
all over town.

Half the city's dressing
as a clown this year, sir,

Because of the clown killing
all those people last year.

- How charming.
- It's funny.

- It's not funny, henry.

The clown killings have resumed.

The killer, a jack richards,

Is an actor who was playing
the killer clown.

- Wasn't the clown
a pair of sisters?

- Movie magic, or so I'm told.

- Does this new killer
know them?

- There seems to be
no direct connection,

Aside from the film
and the story.

- Heather and leigh iverson
have been sentenced

And are in prison
awaiting their hangings.

- A copycat, then.
No sign of him?

- Constables have his photograph
and are searching

The streets as we speak.
In the meantime,

I have evidence
of the killing itself.

- Murdoch, don't you have
your own tailor?

- Oh, I was going
to surprise julia

With a Halloween costume
this year,

But it seems I'll be working.

There we are.

Hm.

- What is it?

- His shoe.

- Something on it? Dirt? Mud?

- Blood?

- I'm responsible for
every piece of every costume.

I would never have allowed him

In front of the camera
with dirtied shoes.

- Ah.

When was the last time
you saw him prior to the scene?

- A few minutes before.

There was nothing on his shoe.

- Where might mr. Richards
have gone while he waited

For the scene to begin?

- There's a small dressing room
down the hall there.

- Oh.

Thank you, miss canmore.

Henry!

Have you found anything?

- No sign of anything
that could have

Mussed up his shoes, sir.

- All right. Come with me.

- Sir, I hesitate
to state the obvious,

But this man murdered someone.

Does it really matter
how his shoes got dirty?

- You could be right, henry.

Maybe nothing.

(gasps, screams)

Help, sir! Get him off me!
Get him off me!

(groans)

(shivers)

(sighs)

- Henry, this is...

Jack richards.

- Oh.

- He was hit on the head,

Likely hard enough
to knock him out.

- And what about
the other blood?

- Stabbed multiple times.

- So presumably,
the killer knocked him out,

Stole his costume,
then stabbed him.

This is looking more and more

Like the killings
from last year.

I hate to admit it,
but they'll likely kill again.

- Five bedrooms,
three bathrooms,

Two parlours, two telephones
and a swimming pool.

- Ah! It's marvelous.

It's rather grand
for one person, isn't it?

- Claude and I will soon marry.

- Oh?

- There's no telling
how many additions

To the family will follow.

- It's hard to imagine
louise cherry as a family woman.

- I would have said the same
thing about julia ogden

Not too long ago.
- Oh!

(phone rings)
- oh! Beg your pardon.

Hello?

(raspy breathing)

Hello? Is someone there?

Is this is some sort of joke?

- Fire cleans the sins.

- What? What does that...

(long moaning)

(line cuts)

Hello?

Hello?

- What was it?

What was that?

- I don't know.

A voice, low.

- What did they say?

- He said,
"fire cleans the sins."

- Do you think it could
have been the killer?

- I need to check the doors.

(gasping)
- easy, easy.

Louise, what's the matter?

I thought you were...
- We just had a call.

We think it could have
been the killer.

- "fire cleans the sins."

And that's all he said?

- Yes. He spoke slowly.

His voice was distorted.

- Distorted how?

- Strange, deep, eerie.

I've never heard anything
quite like it.

- And there was no music box,
like last year.

- No. Just the voice.

- And you have no idea
who might have done this?

- I wrote the book
on this case, detective.

There are countless readers
who might want to torment me.

- The knife used on both bodies
is the same:

At least eight inches in length,
two inches at its widest point.

- Matching the knife that
was found by the actress' body.

It's a common size,
but it does happen

To be identical to the size
of the weapon used

In last year's murders.

- Of course.

Thank you, mrs. Hart.

- It's a copycat then,
like I said.

- But the telephone call
to miss cherry was lacking

Any of the hallmarks
from last year's calls.

- No music box.

- And instead,
"fire cleans the sins",

Followed by what miss cherry
describes as terrible moaning.

- We've got two dead actors
and a threat to the writer,

Miss cherry.

It must have something to do
with the moving picture.

- Every person that was
on that film set is a suspect.

And I have constables guarding
each of the cast members,

Save for one
who's unaccounted for.

A jesse fraser, playing
one of the "teener" victims.

- He could be at risk.

- Or could be the killer.

- Sirs.

I checked the fingermarks
on the murder weapon

Against those of the suspects
in last year's killings.

We have a match.
- Who?

- That's the thing, sir.

It isn't one
of the suspects, per se.

It's one of the killers.
- What?

How's that possible?
- I don't know, sir.

But the fingermarks belong
to leigh iverson.

(metal door closes)

The murders happened
on the set of a film

Based on louise cherry's book.

- They're making a movie?
About us?

- Yes.

- Oh my.

Did you hear that, heather?

- The killer used
the same murder weapon

That you used last year.

In fact,
your fingermarks were on it.

- Were they?

- Do you have any idea
how that came to be?

- I'm locked up, detective.

They refuse to hang us,
you know.

They say we're too mad.

I'm aware you aren't
the killer, miss iverson.

But did you perhaps
give the knife to someone

Prior to your incarceration?

- We had many knives.

And what about you,
miss iverson?

- Why should we
tell you anything?

- I'd prefer if
your sister answered.

- She can't.

- Why not?

- The custodian left
some cleaning solution.

She tried to kill herself again.

But the acid only
burned away at her throat.

- I'm sorry.

Please answer the question.

I remember the knife.

I know where it is.

Before I tell you, I want you
to do something for us.

- What?

- We'd like to see the movie.

- That's not possible.

It isn't finished yet.

Someone was murdered
during the filming.

I can provide you with
other scenes, if you like.

- What scene were they filming?

When the murder happened?

- The re-enactment
of your first murder.

- Irene.

- Yes.

- We enjoyed that one.

How was this girl killed?

- I can't disclose--

- Detective...

How can I trust you with
what I know about the knife

If you won't trust me
with the details of the murder?

- She was stabbed during
the filming of the scene.

The killer wore a facsimile
of your clown costume.

- How many times?

- I beg your pardon?

- How many times
was she stabbed?

- Several.

- And everyone...

Watched her die?

- Yes.

(chuckles)

(sinister music)

- I left the knife in my house.

It was hidden in the pantry
beside the stove.

- So this is the iverson house?

- Mm-hmm.

It's been boarded up
since we found

The parents' bodies inside.

Apparently no one's
wanted to buy it.

- Small wonder.

If the knife's already gone,
what are we hoping to find?

- Perhaps whoever took it
has left some evidence behind.

(mysterious music)

(dramatic music)

- There's no knife
in the pantry, sir.

We'll need to look
for fingermarks.

- Food. And this tea's warm.

- Someone's here.

- Hello.

How kind of you to stop by
and visit me at home.

- What is your name, miss?
- Leigh iverson.

- Uh...

Leigh iverson is in an asylum.
She's a murderer.

- I'm not in an asylum.

I live with my sister
in our parents' house.

- I see.
And where is your sister now?

- That house is empty.

It's abandoned,
because the iverson sisters

Don't live there anymore.
- No.

- You're playing the role
of leigh iverson in a movie.

Your name is alma greenway.

(sighs)

- Yes!

- Then why are you pretending
to be leigh iverson?

- Because I want to be
leigh iverson.

I want to feel everything
that she feels

So that I can
become her onscreen.

- Miss greenway, how long
have you been living

In the iverson house?

- A few weeks.

- Did you happen to find
a knife in the pantry?

- What knife?

- A large kitchen knife.

- No.

- Well, someone has.

And it's likely that someone
used that knife to kill

Two people on the set
of your film,

"acting" as leigh iverson.

So, you can see why you make
a very compelling suspect.

- Do you know when
we'll resume filming?

(mysterious music)

- Thank you, detective.

- I knew I could trust you.

- I'll see to it that
the warden provides you

With a film projector.

Now...

Do either of you know
a miss alma greenway?

- Who?

- She's an actress.

She was to play you in the film.

Do you recognize her?

- What do you think?

- Miss iverson, please.

This woman has been living
in your old home.

She impersonates you.

She seems to believe
that she is you.

- You think she's the killer.

- That's what I'm trying
to ascertain.

- You're smarter than that,
detective.

Look at her.

She's a fake.

- That doesn't mean
she isn't the murderer.

- Of course it does.

- In my experience,
anyone can kill,

If the circumstances are right.

- This killer isn't just anyone.

This killer looked
into the dying eyes

Of a human being and stabbed her
again and again

Until the light went out.

- You've only seen
her photograph.

How do you know
what she's capable of?

She writes to us.

Her letters expose her nature.

She's a rich little daddy's girl
pretending that life is hard.

- What's this?

- The letters.

- From miss greenway?

- Amongst others.

We have many admirers.

- This holiday's too much
bloody trouble.

- Ah, it's just a bit
of fun, sir.

What harm is there
in dressing up and getting

Into a little mischief?

- Everybody's dressed
as a clown! What? What?

I don't have any bloody candy!

What is it?

(dramatic music)

- Sir, look. Is that a...

- Yes, it is.

Call the fire brigade, higgins.

- Sir.

- Everyone get away! Now.

- Judging by the width
of the pelvis,

I believe he's a male.

But the body is too badly
burned to glean

Anything else at this stage.

- Do you think there's
any chance of determining

The cause of death?

- I'm not optimistic,
but I will continue

With the post-mortem.

- Miss greenway's in our cells.

Does this mean
she's not our killer?

- I suppose she could have
killed whoever this is

Prior to our arresting her.

- I'll do my best to determine
the time of death.

- Thank you, mrs. Hart.
It may be a late night.

- "fire cleans the sins."

- Miss cherry's caller.

Do you think he was
talking about this?

If he was,
what was this man's sin?

- All right, that's enough.

- Come, come, louise.
We'll marry soon enough.

- And I am saving myself until
that time has come to pass.

You're cross with me, are you?

- On the contrary.

This is precisely
why I adore you so.

You're not like the other
women I've courted.

- I should hope not.
Not like one of your actresses.

- Indeed.

I love you, louise cherry.

- Oh.

Oh, my.

- Now, if you'll excuse me,
I'm going to freshen up.

(soft music)

(phone rings)

(mysterious music)

Hello?

(raspy breathing)

Who is this?
Why are you calling me?

- You have to die.

You all have to die.

(line cuts)

- Hello?

Claude?

Claude, you were out of
the room last time he called.

If you have anything
to do with this,

I swear I will...

Did you make that call?

You didn't.

Did you kill those people?

Damn it, claude, answer me!

(gurgling)

(groans)

(screams)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(groans)

(yelps)

Get away from me!

Who are you?

(door opens)

The clown charged at me.
We fought.

He was about to kill me,
so I took the knife

Out of claude to defend myself.

That's when he backed off.

Then he ran and I called you.

- You pulled the knife
out of mr. Cordier?

- Yes.

- Uh, there was
a telephone call

Prior to the clown appearing?
- Same as before.

But this time he said,
"you have to die.

You all have to die."

- He clearly has
some unfinished business,

Which would suggest
that he will call again.

Perhaps we could use
that to our advantage.

Any calls to your home
will be rerouted here.

The inspector and I will listen
in on separate receivers.

- All the switchboard operators
have been apprised.

Any incoming call
asking for you

And they'll contact
the forwarding operator

To locate the caller.

- What do you need from me?

- When he calls, talk to him
for as long as possible.

- The longer that you can
keep him talking,

The better chance we have
of getting to him

Before he hangs up and runs off.

- Appeal to him.

Ask him what he wants,
tell him what he wants to hear.

But whatever you do,

Keep him on the line.

(sighs)
- I'm a journalist.

I know how to get
people to talk.

(gasps)
- miss cherry.

We can suspend our endeavour
if you are in need of sleep.

I want this to be over.

I'd sit by the telephone
for days if it would help.

(phone rings)

- Operator?

We're on.

(phone rings)

(mysterious music)

- Hello?

Hello, who is this?

(raspy breathing)

- You know who this is.

- Tell me what you want.
I can help.

- I want you to die.

- Why? Why do you want me dead?

(♪)

- You know what you did.

- What did I do?

- What was that?

- Nothing.

- Who's there?

- I knocked something over.
(line cuts)

- No...

- Hello? Hello?!

- The forwarding operator
lost the caller.

He was routed through
another exchange.

- We were so close.

- I'm sorry, sir, I did not...

- I thought I told you to
get rid of that bloody mask!

- It was an accident, sir.

(phone rings)
- oh!

We're on again. Right?

(phone rings)

(mysterious music)

- Hello?
(raspy breathing)

- I know who you're with.

- I'm not with anyone.

- Liar!

You think you're so innocent.

But you're not.

- You're right.

So, let me tell
the truth for once.

Let me tell your story.
The world deserves to hear it.

- Yes! Brilliant.

Just tell me what you want.
Tell me who you are!

(groaning, rageful scream)

(line cuts)

What was that?

- Excellent work, miss cherry.

We have the address.

- No one.
He ran before we got here.

- He must have known
we were coming.

Whose house is this?
- We're looking into it.

Crikey! Look at all this stuff.

The killer left plenty
of evidence behind.

- Sir, this is a child's toy

And it's coupled
to the telephone.

(distorted voice): Hello.

- Disguising his voice.

- And these papers and articles
are filled with information

About last year's murders.

- Correspondence.
- Yes.

- From who?

- Unsigned.

But they all appear to be
from the same person.

They're collaborating
with the killer,

Providing him with information,
encouraging him.

- Encouraging him to kill?

- Oh, my.

- What's this?

- A piece of correspondence

Between you
and the clown killer.

(chuckles)
- that's impossible.

I didn't write that.
- It bears your signature.

And the handwriting is a match.

- Someone must have copied it.

- In it, you explicitly
request--

- I didn't write it!

The author explicitly requests

That the clown kill
claude cordier.

- Why would I want claude dead?

The author says that cordier
was a sinner

And that he had betrayed you.

- He would never.

- He was having an affair
with frances turner,

The young woman
playing you in the film.

- Frances?

She adored claude,

But he was finished
with her ages ago.

- So, you don't believe
they were continuing

To see one another?
- No.

- Therefore, you have
no reason to doubt

Mr. Cordier's loyalty to you.

- None.

- Then why were you so
unaffected by his death?

- What do you mean?

- You saw the man killed
before your own eyes.

You pulled the knife
out of his back.

- My emotions are my own.

I reveal them only
when I choose to do so.

Miss cherry,

All of this correspondence
appears to be from you

Petitioning the recipient
to adopt

The clown killer persona
and continue with the murders.

- Why would I do that?
- You say so yourself!

You needed another hit book
with you at the centre.

You were writing
your own sequel.

- You believe her?

- Miss cherry has proven
time and again that

She's willing to sacrifice
her morals for her career.

- If she was behind it,

Why did the killer nearly
murder her in her own home?

It's also suspicious
that the caller

Knew to flee before we arrived
and conveniently

Left a mound of evidence
specifically implicating her.

(knocking)
- gentlemen.

- Ah, mrs. Hart.

- Have you completed the
post-mortem on our burn victim?

- I have. The fire
burned him so badly

There was little left to learn.

But his left arm fared
better than his right.

The top layer of skin
was charred,

But underneath
I found scar tissue.

- What kind of scar?

- A neat slice
on his left forearm.

- Left forearm, you say?
- That's correct.

- I'll need a photograph
of that scar, mrs. Hart.

- Oh. Of course.

- The scars are the same.

- Meaning?

- This is a photograph
that we took last year

Of perry balfour's arm,

Irene robbins' paramour.

He was there
when she was killed,

But if you recall,
he was too scared

To do anything and then

Inflicted this wound
on his own arm.

- Irene robbins was the clown's
first victim last year.

- And the clown's first victim
this year is the woman

Who played her in the film.

- So, she's the connection.
Someone's avenging her death.

And anyone who exploited it,
such as the writer of the book,

The director of the film.

- Have higgins look into her
family and friends.

One of them may be the killer.

- There is something else, sir.

I've been reading the letters

That the iverson sisters
received.

Admittedly, most of them
are from admirers

Who are smitten with them,
but one is different.

The writer vows revenge
and wrote, "you all must die."

- Just like the caller.

Anonymous?

- Unfortunately, yes.

But the iverson sisters
may have some idea

Of the author's identity.

- Right.

I need to see to miss greenway.
- The actress?

- The same.
Her father's a crown attorney.

He wants his daughter
out of the cells

And we've got no reason
to hold her,

Given that she was locked up

When miss cherry's beau
was killed.

- She may not be the killer,
but she could be in danger.

- I'll keep an eye on her.

- Do you recognize this letter?

- What does it say?

- It's from someone who accuses
you of murdering their child.

Unfortunately, it's anonymous.

- So, you no longer believe
the actress did it?

- No.

The killings have continued.

- How would I know more
than what you're seeing

In front of you?

- Perhaps whoever
wrote you this letter

Has written you others.

- I told you, detective.

Lots of people write to us.

Maybe whoever wrote it
is a parent,

Or maybe they're just a lunatic.

(dramatic music)

- What's this?

- What's what?

- Guard!
- Oh.

- Guard!
- Nothing.

- Turn on the lights!

(sinister music)

Good god.

What have you done?

- It's what she wanted.

- Sir?

Sir, are you all right?
- Henry. Yes. What have you?

- Irene robbins' family left
toronto after the murder.

They moved to hamilton.

- Have you been able
to contact them?

- Uh, not directly.

They don't have a telephone
in their home.

But I was able to track down
mr. Robbins' employer.

He worked a full shift today
at woodbridge electric company.

Sir?

- Henry,

Part of this contraption... Yes.

It was made in that factory.

But sir, he was at work all day.

- Perhaps his employer
was mistaken.

Henry, go and find
the inspector and alert him.

I'll telephone
the hamilton police

And have them go around
to the robbins' home.

- Yes, sir.
The robbins' file's on my desk.

- Miss greenway, I'd feel
much more comfortable

Escorting you to your home.

This is my home.
- Your real home.

- I feel comfortable here.
Thank you, inspector.

Now, when can I have
my clothes back?

- Your clown costume
is evidence.

Constable evans here
will keep an eye on you

'til the morning.
- Ma'am.

(distant clanging)

There's no one there.

- Bloody hell.
She's gone! Evans!

- Yes! Robbins! R-o-b-b-I-n-s.

That's right.

Thank you, detective.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(groaning)

Stop!

- Any sign of her?
- No, sir.

- Ah, she's gone.

- Do you think she might be
the killer, sir?

- There's no telling
what's going on.

(floor creaking)

- It's only me, sir.

- Bloody hell, higgins.

Did you see miss greenway?

- No, sir.

- Is this what irene
would have wanted?

Your daughter was murdered
and that isn't right.

But would she want her father
to become a murderer?

(dramatic music)

Stop!

(laughing)

(indistinct chatter)

Stop! Stop!

Toronto constabulary.

Stop! Henry, there he is!
Grab him!

(dramatic music)

Catherine canmore?

- You're the costume lady.

- No.

You're irene robbins' mother.

- That's right.

And she would have wanted me
to kill every last one of them.

I don't regret a thing.

(panting)

I wanted everyone involved
in irene's death to pay,

Starting with that coward...

Who watched her die.

- Perry balfour.

- You should have seen his face.

He knew what he'd done.

When the knife went in,
he knew he deserved it.

- Why go after the others?

They didn't murder
your daughter.

- They sought money and fame,

Paid for with irene's blood.

I had to stop them.

- And yet, you didn't
pursue the killers themselves.

It was leigh iverson
and her sister

Who killed your daughter.

- You were supposed
to hang them.

You failed her.

That's why I came for you.

I'm only tasked
with arresting criminals

And providing evidence
to the crown.

- They should be dead!

Four bodies.

All your fault, detective.

I hope it was enough.

I hope irene can... Rest now.

- Revenge, plain and simple.

- There is one question
that remains, sir:

Why concoct evidence
implicating louise cherry?

- She blamed cherry as much
as the rest of the victims.

- That's why she tried
to kill her. Why do both?

- Sirs.

Bad news.
We've found another body.

It's jesse fraser.

- The actor that
we couldn't find.

- He was found stabbed
in an alley

A few blocks from the film set.

- When?
How long has he been dead?

- A witness saw a clown run
from the scene

About an hour ago.

- Mrs. Robbins could have
done it before we arrested her.

- Sir, she only confessed
to four murders:

The two actors,
perry balfour, mr. Cordier.

Mr. Fraser would make five.

- Maybe she didn't kill
this one?

- Or maybe she didn't kill
one of the others.

- Then someone else is
out there killing.

- Are you going to be
all right, louise?

(sighs)
- I don't know.

I just can't believe
that claude is gone.

- It's truly awful.

- I never should have
written that book.

This house,
everything it bought...

It's blood money.

- You can't blame yourself.

You're a victim of this madness!

(gasps, grunts)

Louise!

(panting)

No!
(panting)

(grunts)

(groaning)

(muffled scream)

(knife stabs)

(panting)

(dramatic music)

Louise, are you all right?

- No. Are you?

- You're badly hurt.
Let's get you to the hospital.

- Not yet.

Who the hell are you?

(gasps)

Frances?

You killed claude, didn't you?

- You're damn right I did.
And now, I'll kill you!

- What the hell is wrong
with you?

- He left me for you, because
you're so pure and perfect!

(panting)

(sighs)

- Now can we get you
to the hospital?

- I want you dead!

- You first!

(screaming)

(body thuds)

(dramatic music)

- So, you've resumed
filming already?

- We're about to.

- The show must go on,
as they say.

- All new actors?

- Hardly had any choice there.

- Who's going to direct?

- Me. It's what claude
would have wanted.

- And you know how to do that?

- It's just telling
people what to do.

How hard can it be?

- Ah.

- Oh! And tell william
thank you.

- Oh, for what?

- He gave me an idea.
I'm going to write the sequel.

- Well, it might be difficult
to recapture

The success of the original.

However, in light of us

Vanquishing miss turner
together, I imagine

There might be
a character based on me.

- I think it will play better
if I just kill her myself.

- Oh.

- What are we waiting on?
Why aren't we rolling?

- William, I'm home!

- Oh! Uh, stay right there.

- Whatever are you
doing back there?

- It's a little
Halloween surprise.

- What... Halloween
was weeks ago.

I wanted to do something special

And we were both
a little... Preoccupied.

- Well, hurry up,
whatever it is,

And where is susannah?

(laughs)

Oh my!
- Thank you for coming.

(laughs)

What do you think?

- It's perfect.

(chuckling)
- ah, yes.

(laughs)

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