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Thank you, Hugh.
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Bye, Dot.
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Thanks for everything.
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Bye.
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Have they all gone?
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Even Dot.
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When are you going back to London, Paul?
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Oh, don't talk about that now, Mother.
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I'll stay as long as you like.
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I shall be all right.
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We had such...
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such a good marriage.
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It is
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in the original binding, sir.
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No 18th century books were leather-bound by
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the publishers.
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You'll think about it.
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Right, thank you.
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Goodbye.
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He'll think about it.
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1,100 pounds?
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That's right.
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You check it, Ronnie?
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Of course I checked it, Michael.
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I don't like pressing someone for that amount.
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How much did we take last month?
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It'll pick up.
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It needs to.
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It's all in there.
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Purchased nine months ago.
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Came in the shop last October.
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Don't you remember?
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120 Days of Sodom.
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The Sade with the original covers.
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Intrigues and Confessions of a Ballet Girl.
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1,100
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pounds?
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For curious books?
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A letter from Sam in Australia.
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For Dad.
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Sorry.
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Didn't want to upset you.
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I was going to answer it.
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I'm quite capable of answering it myself.
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You give me something to do.
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Sorry.
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It's all right.
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What's the other one?
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Oh, advertising.
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Remote Control Garage Doors, again.
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More coffee?
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Thank you.
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Are we eating in the dining room tonight?
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Why?
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Well, it is the dining room.
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Spending all your time in here.
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It's not healthy?
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Well, it's not, Mother.
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Dad was a fantastic, wonderful person.
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But?
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He wasn't a saint.
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What are you talking about?
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I've absolutely no idea.
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Where are you going?
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Into town.
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Something's gone wrong with one of our advertising
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accounts.
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Won't be late.
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Mr Carey?
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Which one?
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Either, I should think would do.
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I'm Michael Carey.
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Mr?
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Standing.
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Paul Standing.
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The name doesn't mean anything to you?
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No.
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My father was Dr. Ralph Standing.
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Oh, one of our most valued customers.
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Was?
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He died last week.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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Hence the tie.
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I am sorry.
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Very sorry.
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Do sit down.
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I'm handling his affairs, so I opened this.
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Ah, yes.
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I regret the turn of that, but...
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The bill is seriously overdue.
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There must be some mistake.
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Mistake?
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There are no books of this kind in
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the house.
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Well, they're hardly the sort of books that
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are kept on the open shelf, Mr. Standing.
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We supplied them.
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What Dr. Standing did with them afterwards...
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When was the original invoice?
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Doesn't it say?
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No.
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Standing.
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R.P. December.
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Last year.
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Last December.
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Where's the original order?
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V.
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Verbal order.
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He must have phoned it in.
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Excuse me.
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People in the public eye often prefer not
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to leave a record of this type of
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purchase.
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Thank you.
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That's right.
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Thank you very much, sir.
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Goodbye.
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They're illustrated, are they, these books?
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Oh, yes, sir.
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That's the point.
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Profusely illustrated.
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May I see one?
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I think we have a ballet girl in
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reasonable condition.
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The title's almost as long as the book.
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Intrigues and Confessions of a Ballet Girl, with
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startling and voluptuous scenes enacted by well-known
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personages from the theatrical, medical and military professions,
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and a full disclosure of secret and amateury
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doings in the dressing rooms, under and upon
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the stage, in the light and in the
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dark, by one who has had her share.
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Tabo.
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Rune Rappers.
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London, 1870.
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One of 16, with prints on Japan paper.
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My father couldn't have ordered that.
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It's quite, quite impossible.
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But find our confidential list of customers.
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Quite, quite impossible, too.
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You disgust me.
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You leave us no alternative but to institute
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legal proceedings.
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Don't you dare do anything of the kind.
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My mother is not well.
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She has a heart condition.
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It could kill her if anyone were to
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suggest that my father...
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Then pay us what we're owed.
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You disgust me, Mr Stanley.
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We simply supply demand.
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Don't condemn us for a side of your
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father you didn't know about.
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We sent statement after statement to him.
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Bad debts are nearly crippling this business.
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My father could not have ordered those books.
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Institute your legal proceedings.
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Mr Stanley.
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We will.
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The jubilee roses smell wonderful.
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The Lord's a mess.
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That horrible moss is back underneath the perch.
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I'm talking to you again.
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I used to talk to you so much.
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I can't stop now.
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Hello?
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Memoire de la Baronne de Bruce.
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Ah.
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Who?
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Ah, Mr Standing.
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You're lucky to catch us in.
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We were both just leaving.
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I will pay you the money.
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It'll take a day or two because I
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want to pay you in cash.
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Oh, I've no objection to cash, sir.
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In return, I want your signed receipt and
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an assurance in writing that that is a
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complete end to the matter.
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You may have that with pleasure, sir.
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Friday?
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Certainly, Mr Standing.
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We're here all day.
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You worry too much.
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You were very good when you told him
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off.
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I meant it.
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It was his manner, his suit.
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They can afford it.
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He's the first to come to the shop.
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I hope he won't cause trouble.
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How can he?
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Do you know my secrets?
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Do I know all yours?
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Which of us can be absolutely certain about
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our nearest and dearest?
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If he was good and kind, then what
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evil impulses might have been suppressed which sought
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some clandestine outlet?
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If he was bad, nobody's surprised he ordered
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the books.
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Foolproof.
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I knew there was a son.
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We agreed widows on their own.
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There aren't enough.
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He suspected something.
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Never.
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Standing.
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Ralph Pierce, FRCS, OBE.
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I'm the second of August, dearly beloved husband
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of Helen Mary, father of Paul, services in
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Agnes Sturgester, ninth of August, deck 245.
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The M-R-I-P.
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There's the international banker.
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He died in New York.
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Oh, yes.
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Shame.
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What about this one?
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Donations to the Musicians' Benevolent Fund.
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Well, no money in music.
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Listen!
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Halesworth Brown, Anthony Frederick, headmaster of Gleetham Royal
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School.
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Do you remember that caning scandal?
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Just a widow.
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The Sardegame.
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Yes.
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We can match Mr. Halesworth Brown's private taste
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to his public character with some accuracy.
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There's that one about the count being broken
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on the wheel.
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Memoir de la Baron de Bruce.
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Oui.
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Even I can't stomach that one.
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I see.
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Just a moment.
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Mr. Standing.
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He can't make it.
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His mother's ill.
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Sorry to hear about your mother, Mr. Standing.
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I told you she has a heart condition.
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I can't possibly leave her.
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You can post the money.
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No, I can't do that.
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I want the receipt when I hand it
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over.
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What about Monday?
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That's impossible.
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My mother is recovering.
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I can't leave her for at least a
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week.
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I'm afraid that is impossible, Mr. Standing.
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You don't seem to appreciate that we've been
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owed this money for over nine months.
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He's stalling, trying to get out of it.
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It seems a very convenient illness.
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What are you implying?
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I'm not a liar, Mr. Carey.
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If you were here, you could see for
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yourself.
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Are you suggesting that I call?
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No, of course not.
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You can't do that.
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Why not?
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Because my mother must not see you.
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But if she's ill, the lady's in bed,
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presumably.
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Mr. Standing.
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Be here at three o'clock.
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She has asleep then.
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Don't ring the bell.
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I'll watch out for your car.
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An old Morris Minor, Mr. Standing.
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Blue in colour.
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Mother.
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Sit down, Mother.
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I've already been out five minutes.
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What can go wrong?
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We work better together.
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I need you worrying.
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You're not there worrying.
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I start worrying.
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What is it?
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It's Friday the 13th.
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Come on.
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Nice day out in the country.
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It's both good.
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A lot of good.
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It's hot.
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I thought you had it patched.
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I did.
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There are patches on the patches.
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It's probably the hose.
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My stars warned me not to travel today.
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Why did I do that?
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Whereabouts are we?
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It's twenty to two.
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I know what time it is.
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We passed a garage.
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Just round the...
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I couldn't fix it.
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It's a bit late now.
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Gone three.
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I thought George finished.
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His mother will be up when we get
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there.
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Let's phone.
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And give him an excuse.
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Friday the 13th.
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We passed the garage.
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Three crows sitting on a fence.
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Did we?
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Where?
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It's all very well you laughing at my
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premonitions.
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They're usually right.
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If you make one every day, some are
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bound to be.
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No.
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Let's go back.
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We can't go back now.
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Why not?
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Tell me a flaw.
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Go on.
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One flaw.
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There's only one person that can prove he
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didn't buy those books.
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And he's dead.
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Ah.
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Very nice.
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It was my father's study.
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He used to sit there.
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Good likeness, Mr. Standing.
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Very good.
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Have you the statement and the receipt?
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The money, Mr. Standing.
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They're in hundreds.
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Two.
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Four.
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Six.
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Eight.
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A thousand.
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And one hundred.
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Thank you, Mr. Standing.
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Very much.
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So much nicer than legal unpleasantness, which only
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profits...
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Put the money back on the table.
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Keep still.
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Both barrels are loaded.
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Shooting you wouldn't be difficult.
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This is not just a legal matter now.
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It means the police...
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I quite agree.
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I could have dealt with you in the
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police station.
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In the shop.
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I wanted to lead you on.
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To protect others.
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Appropriately enough, this was my father's gun.
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Will you phone the police, Mother, please?
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I told you it was impossible for my
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father to have bought those books nine months
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ago.
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Quite impossible.
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Get the police.
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Please do.
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Just because a man seems respectable...
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Quite impossible.
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He was involved in a shooting accident.
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For the last six years of his life,
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my husband was totally blind.
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you
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