1979 Just You and Me Kid HOT TEEN MOVIE
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00:02:28Man.
00:02:43Mm.
00:02:56No one to talk to all by myself No one to walk with
00:03:10I'm happy on the shelf, baby Ain't misbehavin', savin' my luck
00:03:16Oh baby, love you, really savin' love you I know for certain you're the one I love
00:03:24Do it flirtin', baby, just you that I'm thinkin' of
00:03:29Ain't misbehavin', savin' my luck Oh baby, my love for you, oh
00:03:37Jackie Horner, in the corner Don't go, no, and I don't care
00:03:45All your kisses are worth waiting for, baby
00:03:50Buddle-de-doodle-de-do, de-do-de-boom I don't stay out late and I don't care to go
00:03:58All about that, me and my radio band Ain't misbehavin', savin' all my love for
00:04:09you
00:04:20I don't stay out late and I don't care All about that, me and my radio band
00:04:27Ain't misbehavin', savin' all my love for you
00:04:50I don't stay out late and I don't care All about that, me and my radio band
00:04:57Ain't misbehavin', savin' all my love for you
00:05:02I don't stay out late and I don't care All about that, me and my radio band
00:05:09Ain't misbehavin', savin' all my love for you
00:05:16Ah, here comes old Bill. I wonder what he's gonna pull on us today.
00:05:28Morning, Joseph. Good morning, Bill. You look great today.
00:05:33That's because I'm wearing makeup. And how are you, Edna?
00:05:37Just fine, Bill. Good, good.
00:05:41Edna, you've lost weight. Seven pounds.
00:05:45I can't seem to get below a hundred and fifty, though.
00:05:48I guess I need an incentive. You've got it.
00:05:51Lose ten more and I'll marry you. Terrific.
00:05:59Bill is a great way to start the day.
00:06:03Edna, look.
00:06:11He is really something. How's he doing that?
00:06:15I'm gonna find out.
00:06:32That's a neat trick, Bill. I'm really into illusion.
00:06:46We're all into illusion, kid. May I?
00:06:49Sure, help yourself. Max Wellington gave me that.
00:06:52Who's Max Wellington? The world's greatest prestidigitator.
00:06:56I hope you're impressed. I am.
00:06:58Good, so am I. It's the first time I've pronounced that word right.
00:07:02He used this in his act? No. Only when he needed food.
00:07:07How come I never heard of Max Wellington?
00:07:10Maybe because he was great. You never really remember anyone who was great.
00:07:14It's a sad fact of life, Joe.
00:07:16The truly great not only go unremembered, they seldom get hired.
00:07:19It's the mediocre talent that gets all the work.
00:07:22Nobody expects anything from them, and they're never disappointed.
00:07:25Well, I don't understand that. Neither do I, but remember it.
00:07:32Look, you little bitch.
00:07:35You'll get your clothes back when I get my stuff.
00:07:38And don't give me any more crap about not making the connection.
00:07:42And if you didn't make the connection, then give me back my money.
00:07:46I want my money or my stuff, now.
00:07:53Open up, please.
00:08:01We've got a report of a disturbance. What's going on here?
00:08:31Nobody. Nobody could figure out how Max did it.
00:08:47There she was, just her head, sitting in the middle of the table,
00:08:51with this big smile on her, and that every few seconds she'd wink at you.
00:08:55No body, no legs? No body, no legs. Just her head.
00:09:00Now, that's what I call an illusion.
00:09:03How was it done, Bill?
00:09:05With mirrors and black grapes.
00:09:08Plenty of black grapes. That's the way they're all done.
00:09:12Here you are, kid. Here's 30 cents.
00:09:15Hey, thanks. What's the extra nickel for?
00:09:17Cost of living increase.
00:09:19Gee, nobody ever thinks of that.
00:09:20If they were older, they would.
00:09:26How's that for a trick?
00:09:28Wow, how'd you do that?
00:09:29Mirrors and grapes. That's all there is to it.
00:09:31Let's put these in the back seat. I don't want to scratch the mirrors.
00:09:46See you, Joe.
00:09:47See you, Bill.
00:09:58See you, Joe.
00:10:19What are you staring at?
00:10:20I forgot. I have to replace that tube.
00:10:23Well, where are we?
00:10:25You're in the trunk of my car, and I'm out here wondering why you're there.
00:10:29Take me home.
00:10:30Where do you live?
00:10:31Your home.
00:10:32Young lady, what makes you think that I would take you to my home?
00:10:35If you don't, you're in trouble.
00:10:36You've got a naked girl in your car, and I'm going to scream.
00:10:39I'll take you home.
00:10:43I live six blocks from here. Will you be able to breathe?
00:10:46I can make it if you can.
00:10:47I'll take you home.
00:10:51Let me ask you something.
00:10:52I'll scream.
00:10:53I'll take you home.
00:10:55I'll scream.
00:11:15Here we are.
00:11:16Welcome.
00:11:17Do you want me to climb out Starker's?
00:11:19Are you going to get me a robe or something?
00:11:21Something.
00:11:26It's occupied.
00:11:27Belong to a dear friend.
00:11:29Where's the rest of them?
00:11:31Where they shouldn't be.
00:11:32Whenever you're ready, let me know.
00:11:45Okay.
00:11:48I'm going to get you a robe.
00:11:50I'm going to get you a robe.
00:11:52I'm going to get you a robe.
00:11:55Freddy.
00:11:57I don't think so.
00:11:59Running away from home?
00:12:01I'm an orphan.
00:12:02What happened to your folks?
00:12:04They died.
00:12:05Went down with the boat.
00:12:07Sank.
00:12:08Forget the name of it.
00:12:10Big boat.
00:12:12Titanic.
00:12:14Yeah, that's it.
00:12:16Then your parents died 63 years before you were born.
00:12:19Which is why I hardly knew them.
00:12:21Yeah, well, that makes sense.
00:12:23Yeah, well, that makes sense.
00:12:25Big place.
00:12:53Carved it out of a wilderness do you live here alone? That's right
00:13:00That's a matter this is scratchy you wouldn't have anything else I could put on all my clothes are in my bedroom come upstairs
00:13:14Well, how do I know you're not some kind of pervert just take a look at me
00:13:19Well, how do I know you're not some kind of pervert that was I'd have cards printed
00:13:45It's been years since I've seen you
00:13:49I've been a petite but help yourself
00:13:52Thanks. I
00:13:55Miss breakfast. Do you think you could fix me something if it isn't too much trouble it is, but I'll do it
00:14:01Anyway, how does bacon and eggs hit you neat give me 10 minutes?
00:14:07I'll burn the orange juice. It'll be 15
00:14:19a
00:14:32Coconut when I buy that I'll make cookies. I don't like cookies
00:14:49I
00:14:58Was never meant for president, but you can better pick it up stay there never again to Rome
00:15:04The house is not good-looking
00:15:08You'll enjoy the cooking
00:15:12When you beat my mother's apple pie, there is a wonderful architect
00:15:16Expect you and you see my ma double and why you could have your summer village with your name upon your pillows and your
00:15:22Castle by the Nile
00:15:38That's a Wellington lock
00:15:41That was created by Max Wellington the world's greatest Preston digitator now, it's not digitator. It's digit data
00:15:50It's not digit data. It's it's he's a magician. That's that's that's what he is. I had it right once today
00:15:56Why did I fool with it that lock could have made max a millionaire? It's boiler proof. There's no way anyone can get in
00:16:04Unfortunately, there's no way anyone can get out unless they know the secret
00:16:08Come on I hope you like your bacon crisp. I told you it's a secret kid
00:16:22Now tell me what what are we doing here specifically you
00:16:28You must be rich nobody must be anything it's a choice. What's your name?
00:16:35Kate Kate what?
00:16:38Just Kate, I'm Bill just Bill just Kate
00:16:45What um, what's got you scared
00:16:48I'm not scared. Why did you try to sneak out of the house? I had to make contact with my pimp. Oh
00:16:56So that's that's your business, huh? Well, that's better than going to school
00:17:01By the way, how how is business great? Thanks until you got raided, right?
00:17:07I could tell by what you weren't wearing
00:17:10Actually, I was in my tub. Good good. That's good in your business. It's important to keep clean. You want more
00:17:17No
00:17:19Stand up. All right, stand up
00:17:26See I think I can do something with that outfit. Yeah, I can make it a better fit
00:17:31Watch the hands
00:17:33You're a letch
00:17:35Thank you. I've been called that January the 20th will be 31 years
00:17:41You don't make sense not supposed to the senior citizen
00:17:46Yeah, I think that'll work. Let me see
00:17:49Put a couple of dots in the shirt and take a tuck in the pants
00:17:54My god, you're a fag
00:17:56Come on let's go upstairs. That's right. Keep my sewing machine
00:18:08You have nothing to worry about remember I'm a fag
00:18:26Oh
00:18:53Where is she Oh
00:18:56She is
00:19:02Your old lady's out hustling fool now you tell me where Kate is I'll kill you that stinking broad is ripping me off
00:19:09I I don't know where she is. I don't
00:19:12She hasn't been home in days. I
00:19:15Told Louise I I told her we never should have taken her in she was trouble
00:19:21You're lying to me old man, you're dead
00:19:37I hate bars
00:19:39I
00:19:52Accept the bathroom and those are not bars. They grill work
00:19:59Just about
00:20:03You and I already go someplace no, no, it's just that that's good enough good enough it's never good enough
00:20:09I
00:20:24Miss you
00:20:26Used to be
00:20:28What'd you do? Oh about 40 minutes told joke sang danced
00:20:37How come you saw
00:20:40Before I was famous in a household word. I worked for my scheme company. They made mini blouses. I was a cutter
00:20:47And my ski had a problem because nobody was
00:20:50You were you want these pants? Yes, listen to the story
00:20:57My scared a problem because nobody was buying his blouses
00:21:00So I had the idea of sending every store in town 13 dozen with an invoice that said in close find 12 dozen mini blouses
00:21:07Even though they didn't order them
00:21:09I figured they'd keep them because they figured they were getting 13 dozen for the price at 12
00:21:13My ski was so happy that he gave me a $2 raise
00:21:16Two weeks later. He calls me into his office
00:21:19He says I took your advice kid. I sent every store in town 13 dozen blouses. They kept the extra dozen and sent back 12
00:21:31Okay, here's your pants if you want a better fit get a better sailor I
00:21:36Made this I made this tuxedo myself great. Where's the bathroom?
00:21:40It's down there is to make all my own costumes the first ten years
00:21:44To make a lot of quick changes on this. It's it's it's the door to the right
00:21:49great audience
00:21:51Hope we don't get canceled
00:22:06Oh
00:22:13What the hell is that way over at Bill Grant's place
00:22:19Son of a gun every day something new
00:22:28That was pretty dumb
00:22:31You could have hurt yourself, are you okay? I'm okay, okay
00:22:36I've gotta go nothing personal. It's personal. I'm not good at rejection. It's not you really
00:22:42I've just got to get out of here go but little girl if you got a problem
00:22:46You can tell it to me. I've had them all some of them twice
00:22:50You're sweating you hurt yourself, will you jump? Okay, I'm fine
00:23:01Yeah, let me help you honey now don't put any pressure on that foot we got to get some ice right away you okay
00:23:08We help
00:23:10We're okay. We're fine. Keep jogging
00:23:14She's just a kid. Yeah about 14. Well, he always said he'd never marry anybody's own age again
00:23:19That one sure outlast him not as she keeps jumping out the window
00:23:30Sorry for the delay I
00:23:33Trouble finding these I put things away and then 20 years later. I can't find them
00:23:41Looking better once the swelling goes down. I'll be able to tape it
00:23:45What's that? That's for pain. But first are you on drugs? I can't give you these if you're popping pills
00:23:52Might be a bad mix. I'm not I can tell if you are
00:23:57Can't spend 40 years working with musicians and not know about drugs. I'm not on any drugs
00:24:02Every time I played Pittsburgh, I work with a band that was so high Gabriel played first trumpet
00:24:10At that that last job was from my act it didn't do well in Pittsburgh either
00:24:16Okay, take this
00:24:19What's it do it's a prescription I told you it kills pain what else does it do
00:24:24You wind it up it marches around the room
00:24:28What the hell is that Al Jolson I
00:24:32Thought you said you lived alone
00:24:34Jolson was the world's greatest entertainer. Why is he singing now?
00:24:40Tell me that it's 930
00:24:43You are weird what's weird about hating alarm clocks and liking Jolson, would you pay 850 a seat to hear an alarm clock?
00:24:51It's time for me to visit max. Who's max?
00:24:54Remember from the locks max wellington my best friend. He's been out of it for a while
00:24:58I go there every day to remind him that we're still here. He's a loony, too
00:25:03No, I'm the one who's a loony max is just lost. I'll be back in a short time
00:25:09look, I
00:25:12Don't know why you're on the lam. Do they do they still say that on the lam?
00:25:17Yeah
00:25:18But my hunch is it must be the police. We'll talk about that when I get back
00:25:23But don't get any silly ideas
00:25:25Even if you could figure out max's lock, you're not gonna travel far or fast on that bump foot. So stay put
00:25:32Nobody knows you here
00:25:34You're safe
00:25:35safe
00:25:38Ah
00:25:41My present plans don't call for drugging you or putting you in chains
00:25:45Those belong to max. They were part of his act
00:25:49Why are they on the wall?
00:25:51memories don't belong in drawers
00:25:55I'll leave you with some big-time company Sophie Tucker. You're like Sophie
00:26:08You
00:26:13Max used to say it amazed him that he could get out of a straitjacket in 30 seconds
00:26:17But it took him two hours to get out of Sophie's dressing room
00:26:24You must come from Pittsburgh
00:26:26I
00:26:35Morning Ben
00:26:41Morning doc. Good morning bill. How is he? He's max
00:26:45Doc for swollen ankles. Is it ice the first 24 hours and then heat that's what my nurse says
00:26:56I
00:27:04Morning
00:27:12Good morning. Hi. Good morning. Hi
00:27:17Hi
00:27:25Good morning, Max
00:27:32House tricks
00:27:36You know, it was on TV last night on the Costa show Charlie Davis
00:27:41Damn fool got up and danced
00:27:44What is Charlie?
00:27:4675 76
00:27:50Did all those old routines
00:27:53Even tap dance up and down the 12-foot ladder took a bow keeled over finally found a finish for his act
00:28:02Not gonna be able to stay as long as I usually do
00:28:05Even thought about not coming today, but who the hell can resist steady booking these days
00:28:11I'm just gonna have to cut the visit short
00:28:16Why are you cutting it short bill? I've got a houseguest max
00:28:1914 15 year old girl looks just like the girl who used to work for you. What was the name?
00:28:25Janelle, that's right. Thanks max real look-alike. What is that?
00:28:33You won't believe how we first met max she was naked in the trunk of my car
00:28:39She's got a problem ice she's scared damn it is she's scared
00:28:46I have to help her. I
00:28:48Have to get it to trust me. Imagine me having to get someone to trust me
00:28:53Unbelievable you say damn right. I say I'm the only comic in the business who never stole a joke
00:28:59Although I did rent a few
00:29:02Well, I gotta go I love you, you know that
00:29:06We should move back into your heads. You can move back into your house
00:29:10Or in with me not that the cost of this damn place bothers me
00:29:15Thank God when Johnson told me he was gonna make a talky I bought all that stock in the company
00:29:19Even though I didn't believe in talkies still don't
00:29:23max
00:29:24Still fun outside even at our age
00:29:28Wish I could get you to take another look
00:29:44I
00:29:50Just say Roy boy
00:29:55Where's Kate don't know
00:29:59It don't figure you're not Noah
00:30:02Didn't come to school today
00:30:04Well, where does she go when she don't come to school?
00:30:08Well, your guess is as good as mine my guess is your place she's your bra knock it off the master
00:30:14She's my friend and she's just a kid an innocent kid an innocent kid bullshit, man
00:30:21That's some sort of act. She's an operator. Now, where is she?
00:30:27Listen to me Roy boy
00:30:30Get this message and get it straight
00:30:32Cuz I'm only gonna say it once
00:30:35I'm gonna find
00:30:38But it would be a whole lot better if she found me first understand
00:30:48Good boy
00:31:02No, no
00:31:05No
00:31:08Okay
00:31:09No, no, no
00:31:12Okay, it's it's bill honey Kate. That's bill. It's bill. I
00:31:18Knew it first chance you got you try something
00:31:23Damn your pill
00:31:27Cake you were having a bad dream and his name was John
00:31:32Oh John
00:31:35My ex-husband
00:31:37Sorry about the pill bottle. I would have picked it up if I could no problem. How's your foot? It hurts
00:31:46Swelling is going down wiggle your toes
00:31:48What does that mean?
00:31:50Not broken
00:31:52How would you know? I'm the authority there was this acrobatic act of flying cronies
00:31:57Every time I played on the bill with him, there wasn't a day. I didn't tape up one of their ankles
00:32:01They flew well, but landed poorly
00:32:05When do you think I can walk they flew well, but landed poorly
00:32:09When do you think I can walk walk or run?
00:32:13Look, I don't like these one-sided relationships. You've already learned more about me than anyone in a long time. I'm owed a couple of answers
00:32:22Who's after you?
00:32:24Why are you running? Why were you naked on the street a?
00:32:29Salvation Army truck came by and I'm a compulsive do-gooder
00:32:34Kate
00:32:36You need help. I
00:32:38May not be qualified for the job, but I'm the only one around
00:32:42Trust me
00:32:44Well, you're running from the police
00:32:50Yes, I
00:32:52Guess so in a secondhand way I
00:32:56Was running from someone who was running from the cops John
00:33:01Yeah, John Domesta. He's a pusher and he's I
00:33:08Don't talk listen if I'd been Paul Revere this country still wouldn't know the British are coming
00:33:15I'm in Pittsburgh again. Go ahead
00:33:18He gave me some money to pick up some stuff for him. Did you?
00:33:22Yes, but then I got nervous
00:33:25I dropped the stuff in the sewer. I was gonna leave town
00:33:30But he caught me. He took me to his place and stripped me
00:33:34Of course, he couldn't find the stuff then the cops busted us. I barely escaped. That's it
00:33:41pretty rough
00:33:43Yeah, just telling a story makes me nervous. I gotta go to the job. No, don't put any pressure on that foot
00:33:49Let me help you
00:33:51No, wait, I got a better idea. I'll be right back
00:33:55I
00:34:13Don't need a hat there for my soft shoe number they go together. You can't break up the set the powder room is right down there
00:34:21You expecting someone what cars pulling up in front of your house?
00:34:30It's John you found me relax relax I
00:34:35Don't get it. It's my daughter Shirley and her husband. What's she doing here? It's out of character
00:34:42Sherlin I argue
00:34:44We don't see eye-to-eye
00:34:46It's more of a mouth-to-mouth relationship
00:34:50You just stay in the bathroom until she's gone
00:34:53You know, it's better if she doesn't come in at all
00:34:55She sometimes checks to see if everything is neat. That's her thing. You just stay in there until I come back for you
00:35:04The lights on the right
00:35:09There's a variety in the rack you read it you don't color it
00:35:20Almost to death we can stop worrying about your hubcaps daddy
00:35:25Cheryl what a surprise
00:35:30Harris
00:35:31Dad dad, we have to talk to you. I wish I had time. I'm just leaving. This is very important
00:35:36It'll only take a few minutes. Could we please go back to the house? No, no
00:35:40Only not in so many words
00:35:42Dad, I have this card that we want you to sign
00:35:46I'm sorry. I don't sign anything else. I can read it. I can't read without my reading glasses. Well, let's go get them
00:35:52Haven't seen them in days. I don't find them soon. They're gonna kick me out of the book of the month club
00:35:57It's very simple. You do not have to read it
00:36:00I will explain it to you. All it says is that I have to co-sign all future withdrawals from your savings account
00:36:05That's all that says absolutely. You should have told me that right away. Give me the card. Thank you. You're welcome
00:36:11Here's your half
00:36:12Harris will just go to the bank and get another one Harris get several safe trips
00:36:18Daddy last month you gave Bell Tyerson
00:36:21$3,700 Bell Tyerson was the greatest high wire performer who ever lived until she fell
00:36:26You cannot be giving handouts to everyone who asks for it
00:36:29Bell didn't ask for it and Max you're spending a fortune on him. Max is my best friend. Max doesn't even talk
00:36:36Some people can learn from that
00:36:39Daddy you are throwing away all our money. Ah, but look at all the fun
00:36:43We're having throwing away our money. Sometimes I think you don't realize what's going on. I think sometimes you're getting senile
00:36:50That's the operative word nowadays, isn't it? Cheryl? You know, it's funny when I was young
00:36:55I was called a rugged individualist when I was in my 50s. I was considered eccentric
00:37:00Here I am doing and saying the same things that I did then and I'm labeled senile
00:37:06Wonder what my billing is gonna be ten years from I didn't say I'd really like to stay and talk Cheryl
00:37:11But I have a very busy calendar today
00:37:15Harris say something you're my dad
00:37:19Man of very few words, but they're all beauties
00:37:23Goodbye
00:37:25You never understand him he should come with a set of instructions
00:37:35I am worried about him times. He seems rational and then what do you think?
00:37:43Well, I think he's changing Harris you're a photographer what do you see in his face sure I take pictures of weddings
00:37:50Graduations babies. What do I know? It's maybe someday you'll have an opinion
00:37:56If we don't help him he's gonna end up destitute bill destitute Harris, I wish you understood these things better
00:38:05I'm just gonna have to go where wherever one goes the court and have them appoint me conservatrix
00:38:13Conservatory sounds like you've already been to court
00:38:18Charlotte I just don't think that dad's been acting that strange
00:38:24He's back
00:38:35I
00:38:39Did I say goodbye good, thank you
00:38:45That's not strange that's true
00:38:48I
00:39:04Wasn't easy sure it can be difficult
00:39:06You
00:39:17Gotta have a more reliable source than that
00:39:19As long as we're into airing the family linen, what do you hang your t-shirts these days?
00:39:26Look isn't somebody gonna worry if they don't hear from you
00:39:30No
00:39:31It's a sad fact of life bill, but I'm a rent-a-kid
00:39:35You have forced appearance have had will have it didn't work out not for me ever no
00:39:45Well once
00:39:48And if I have to answer any further questions officer, I'd like to see some ID that's not a bad idea
00:39:54What's not we can get a hold of a police officer. He could help us the cops. Are you out of your mind?
00:39:59They're after the master not you you're a minor
00:40:02I shouldn't have told you anything Kate you'd dump the stuff down the sewer all you got to do is cooperate
00:40:07Show them where you dumped it. Do you know what the cops will do? They'll harm my ass into prison
00:40:12They'll put me in a detention hall behind bars, and then when I come out there's the master
00:40:16I was stupid to trust you okay, okay, so I made a mistake, but don't forget. I'm new on the job, Kate
00:40:23Stay away from me Kate. I'm trying to help you you don't want to help me. You just want an audience
00:40:28Okay
00:40:30Are you all right?
00:40:31Look kid. I didn't mean to make you cry. You didn't make me cry. It's my friggin ankle
00:40:38Stan
00:40:42Stan
00:40:46Stan here what took you so long. It was in the John. What's the matter? He's attacking the kid where
00:40:53Wait
00:40:57They moved can't see them now damn
00:41:02She was holding him off with a stick or something you better go over there and find out what's going on
00:41:08You just told me what's going on
00:41:11Stanley maybe it's some kind of a game then go in and find out what the rules are
00:41:15You really think I should?
00:41:17Stanley a 14 year old girl is being raped
00:41:21Yeah, yeah, maybe I should
00:41:29We have an option this this is not gonna be an easy decision we can put this here
00:41:39Or we can put it here
00:41:44Or we can put it on the couch
00:41:47They flew well, but landed poorly
00:41:56Who's that it's the back door most likely my next-door neighbor Stan
00:42:00unfortunately
00:42:02He's boring. He's a fullback
00:42:05That's redundant. You're not gonna let him in no, but I'm not going for another rider on the block either
00:42:16Hi Stan, hi Bill, can I come in just on my way to clip the IV?
00:42:21That's what Sue is doing. What can I do for you Stan? Well Bill
00:42:24I'm sorry to disturb you, but Sue and I were wondering about the kid your house guest
00:42:29Sue saw the two of you fighting and well, remember Bill. We all saw the kid jump out the window
00:42:34Yeah, I saw that too
00:42:37Well, I mean Bill there's got to be an explanation, right? Let's hear it
00:42:41Sue said the kid was holding you off with a stick Stan Stan Rebecca and there's an actress. We're rehearsing rehearsing
00:42:48Yeah, we're gonna do
00:42:50Damn, I told you too much
00:42:53You haven't told me anything bill
00:42:55Okay, Stan. I know you can keep a secret. You can't get you. Well sure bill you bet
00:43:00Well Rebecca and I are rehearsing for a new movie. It's called all wives die
00:43:05It's about this old man and young girl who butchers wife. It's gonna be bigger than Close Encounters
00:43:10You're making a movie Wow
00:43:12Well, it's not set yet, which is why we have to keep it a secret the studio wants to see how Rebecca and I look together
00:43:19We're shooting the screen test Friday. And then by Tuesday, we know
00:43:23but interruptions don't help I
00:43:26Just hope Rebecca will be able to pick up where we left off
00:43:30God knows it's not easy reaching those heights
00:43:32Tell me Stan. Did you believe her when she dropped out that window believe her? Yes
00:43:38It's very important for a beggar to make anything. She does look real
00:43:42Did her jump look real deal
00:43:46Yeah
00:43:47real
00:43:48Real real real real can't wait to tell her. Thanks, Stan. I thought you were gonna go clip the Ivy
00:43:55You said Sue was doing bad. It's the same Ivy
00:44:09True
00:44:11It's not what it's saying the rehearsing
00:44:15Rehearsing for what they're making a movie. Oh, I wasn't supposed to tell it's a secret. I
00:44:21Won't tell a soul
00:44:23Okay, Rebecca's an actress
00:44:25Rebecca yeah the kid Rebecca and if everything works out just right the movie's gonna start Bill and Rebecca
00:44:33Stanley Rebecca is not the name of a movie star Rebecca someone's grandmother. It sounds like a great movie
00:44:40It sounds like the movie he made up
00:44:43What's it called all wives die?
00:44:49You made that up no, I didn't Stan I don't like what's going on over there. I'm calling his daughter
00:44:57Let her review his movie
00:45:03Like I said, there's no reason to be nervous too many people come to this house, which proves I'm still doing business
00:45:11But relax, we're finished with unexpected visitors
00:45:14You
00:45:26Want to see me mr. Woodrow, yes about two hours ago
00:45:29I've bad problems. We got busted. So I've heard I thought you picked a kid that didn't know what's going on
00:45:36Well, I see sir. She got frightened. She split but no sweat
00:45:41Everything's relative, isn't it?
00:45:44What
00:45:45You give a kid $20,000 to pick up a package. She doesn't come back with a package to you. That's no sweat to me
00:45:53You're in terrible trouble
00:45:56I'm gonna find her the master. The girl was naked. She shouldn't be hard to locate
00:46:01Somebody must have seen her a cab driver a guy opening up the store
00:46:05Check around I would do that. Mr. Woodrow
00:46:09You're better. You don't have much time
00:46:13I
00:46:44I
00:46:54Believe the right woman you listen to my stuff. I think it's only fair that I listen to yours
00:47:13Oh
00:47:25The ice isn't helping him a little I'm hot probably reaction to the pain
00:47:33Fresh air might help
00:47:35There's any out there. I
00:47:37Need another one of those pills. That was the only one
00:47:41Don't you have something else for paint aspirin? No, I don't keep medicine in the house
00:47:46Can you call a drugstore? No, no, don't have a phone. You don't have a phone
00:47:51I had a little disagreement with the phone company. They taxed me twice on my bill
00:47:55I told them unless they adjusted the bill they could take the phone out. They did it's been three years now, but they'll come around
00:48:04Sort of teaching them a little lesson
00:48:06I'll take this to the drugstore and get it refilled but stay off that foot. Ah
00:48:15Just thought of a very funny exit
00:48:19Now it won't work I'll be right back
00:48:37I
00:48:47May help you I'm looking for dr. Faulkner. It's me
00:48:52Congratulations, that's the best sex change operation. I've ever seen you want my father not anymore
00:48:59Wait a minute. You can't be Nancy. Mm-hmm. I
00:49:03Remember you when you were when you were this big
00:49:06You're still growing
00:49:09Where's that? He's retired. He finally went fishing
00:49:13Hates it
00:49:15It's mr. Grant, right? Mr. Grant. You never called me. Mr. Grant
00:49:20Okay, uncle bill. That's better. I need this refilled. Oh
00:49:25Oh
00:49:27The expiration date on this is December 1960. Well, you can see I'm not addicted
00:49:34Well, I can't refill it the company stopped making it
00:49:37It figures it worked
00:49:41Should we call dr. Defoe he might be able to suggest something else we can try but I don't think he'll answer he's dead
00:49:50Do you have another doctor no, I gave them up when I decided to try for old age
00:49:56Well, I think I can give you a non-prescriptive drug. That'll be equally effective
00:50:01Will that do uncle bill? You're the doctor
00:50:03I
00:50:28May be sleeping
00:50:31Two visits in one day
00:50:33flattered I
00:50:35Want to know what's going on in that house daddy?
00:50:38Nothing. Well, then let me in. Let me see for myself. Why?
00:50:41You've seen nothing before daddy. You have a child in there. My only child is out here
00:50:47There've been some paternity suits, of course any man in my position expects a few of those
00:50:52But the only woman who ever won was your mother
00:50:55She proved conclusively that you are my child you have a 14 year old girl in there a minor
00:51:02Hold it down. The Waterman's are on watch duty. The Waterman's are watching because they called me. I did it
00:51:09I'm gonna move. I'll move to the valley Bob hopes lived there all his life
00:51:14Nothing to be ashamed of daddy. I demand to be let in that house. Let me in that house girl
00:51:19You don't want to see the body
00:51:22I
00:51:24Did you say the body poor little thing struck down in a prime couldn't keep up with me
00:51:31Sexually, it seems that I was the part of the expression too much
00:51:35Pity too because we were planning to be married
00:51:39She'd have been your new mother Cheryl daddy. You scared the hell out of me
00:51:43It's one thing to do supermarket magic to to wage war against the telephone company to to diaper your car
00:51:51But but to keep a 14 year old girl prisoner that can't be explained as an eccentricity
00:51:58That's something you'll be put away for
00:52:00Committed you don't tell I won't daddy
00:52:03You're leaving me no choice. If I don't see that girl
00:52:06I am going to be forced to do watch her to call the police before something happens. Oh
00:52:13Daddy, daddy, please
00:52:16Let me see the girl
00:52:18No, okay, I will be back with police
00:52:25Well, that's it next show at 830 tonight until then I hope you've had the marvelous time tonight bump bump
00:52:34Thank you
00:52:43I'll be with you. What the hell are you doing?
00:52:48I'm getting out of here
00:52:50You're not going to stop me. Where are you going?
00:52:53Any place is better than here. Why your daughter is bringing the cops. No, she's not
00:52:59Why'd she say she was because she didn't know how to get off. She needed an exit line. You're safe here wrong
00:53:04Too many people know I'm here. That's trouble if domestic finds me here. He'll kill me. He'll kill you too. You're too old to die
00:53:13Now get out of the way
00:53:15Your thinking is muddled you're in pain that master is not gonna find you back
00:53:20What are you gonna do kill a friend? I don't have friends never had a friend
00:53:25Surprise you got one now
00:53:35Son of a bitch
00:53:38I
00:53:39Here's what we're gonna do. We okay. Here's what you're gonna do
00:53:44You're gonna stay off that foot for a while. Who's that?
00:53:48It's three o'clock
00:53:51You've got the damnedest way of telling time in this house, it's the no shirt game
00:53:56No shirt game. It's my card game
00:54:01Most of the players are magicians
00:54:03So many tricks up their sleeves they won't play poker with each other unless everybody takes off a shirt and they're playing here great
00:54:10Nothing to worry about like I said the magicians magicians don't give away secrets
00:54:34I have a houseguest
00:54:36Gentlemen, this is Kate and Kate. Let me introduce to you man Duke the Magnificent. How'd you do?
00:54:44dr. Device
00:54:45Delighted right off the remarkable charm and Tom
00:54:50Hi
00:54:53Hi
00:54:55Where are you from my dear?
00:54:57Pittsburgh are you related to bill could be bill played Pittsburgh?
00:55:04How did you hurt your foot I jumped out a window
00:55:09She's got a great sense of humor. Look you fellas get things set up and I'll join you in a moment
00:55:13I'll take the car. See you later. Kate. Bye. Bye. I came
00:55:20Look kid you just take two of these they may make you a little drowsy, but I figure in your case
00:55:26It's a plus you can use the rest and I'll come back and check you from time to time
00:55:31and if you need anything just just call out and
00:55:35Don't worry about the no shirt gang. None of them will sing
00:55:39Do they still say that?
00:55:41None of them will give you away
00:55:43To tell you the truth. I have no idea what you look like
00:55:46There isn't a pair of eyes in that group that can see beyond a poke and who's the oldest the guy with the beard?
00:55:52Me you'd never guess it
00:55:57I
00:55:59Don't it was his sister. Yeah. Well, you can understand why I'm so upset
00:56:04No idea. I thought it was one of his tricks. You see a naked girl and right away
00:56:08He was soon built up to it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa bill bill who I
00:56:12Don't know his last name, but he comes here about once or twice every week and he plays. Okay. Okay. Where does he live?
00:56:19Sorry, I don't know that either
00:56:21Well off in that direction, I guess at least that's where he always heads
00:56:26He drives an old car
00:56:27Pierce arrow, I think
00:56:30Pierce arrow
00:56:41How did miss Kate get mixed up with this guy, I don't know any idea where she lives
00:56:47No, not yet. Let's play cards from what you say
00:56:50She's a bright kid got a great sense of humor and a very colorful vocabulary
00:56:55Let's play cards. She probably opt to acquire knowledge the way I see it
00:57:00Everyone has options and that includes kids. That's enough. I'm going home. You came in my car
00:57:07Let's play cards. Tom is right. All we're gonna do is talk. Why don't we invite ladies to the game?
00:57:13He got another shot of vitamin E today
00:57:18Are you in or are you out out? I'm gonna check on the kids
00:57:24Let's play cards
00:57:45Officers
00:57:55Officers, uh, I'm mrs. Sloan. I'm the lady who called it's about my father. Let me see if I can explain to you what happened
00:58:05These people they're my father's neighbors
00:58:11She did it like she said she would who sure she brought the police I gave the kid my word
00:58:17She'd be safe here. I never go back on my word and you won't
00:58:21Can we get her out of the house, no, she's immobilized we've got to hide her
00:58:26Is this Max's old cabinet with the secret compartment? Yeah
00:58:30Why don't we hide her in there? No, no, no, that'll never work. That's the first place. Sure
00:58:34Look, I used to hide from her in there
00:58:37ha
00:58:39Some kind of levitation
00:58:44Yes, plus misdirection
00:58:47Ah
00:58:49This room is perfect
00:58:52We need some ropes
00:58:54Phil do you have any yeah, Max's ropes. They're in the hall closet and some of them in the pantry mom
00:59:02I'll check you hold the chair
00:59:06I'll go out the store Cheryl in the cops. We'll let you know as soon as we're ready. Okay, and we'll get rid of the money
00:59:18Oh
00:59:30There he is, that's my father
00:59:35Does a jog well give him credit for trying that's one of his tricks
00:59:42Daddy
00:59:44Daddy
00:59:46Hiya Cheryl, what's new?
00:59:48Daddy, I want you to know I don't like myself for doing this, but I have no choice
00:59:52We have to get into the house. Why sir? We understand you've got a girl in there. That's right
00:59:57She comes in twice a week. Sorry a mister awfully nice keeps the places need as a pen
01:00:02Sir, we're talking about a teenager. We'd like to search the premises. Okay, but first I gotta finish my jogging
01:00:07No first we go in the house
01:00:09Sure. I like to jog before it gets dark. I don't want to get mugged if you gentlemen were doing a better job
01:00:14I wouldn't have to worry. Mr. Grant jog in the morning. The air is better, sir
01:00:19May we go into the house? Okay, but I'm telling you it's all a waste of your time
01:00:26It's that way right my memory always goes on Fridays daddy, it's Thursday it's even worse than I thought
01:00:39I'm tired from jogging
01:00:44Oh
01:00:56Kate Kate my dear
01:00:59Bill's daughter's outside. She's brought the police. We're gonna have to hide you in a card room. What don't worry
01:01:05We have a plan. Do you mind if we carry you in there? It'll be faster
01:01:14I
01:01:20Left my key inside
01:01:22Maybe I dropped it
01:01:27What's what's the matter
01:01:29Now look, we we don't play for money. We just play for fun honest relax relax. They're not here about the card game
01:01:36Oh, what's wrong? They think I have a girl in the house. You got a girl in that house. She's perfectly hidden
01:01:41Charlie
01:01:44Officers you may search the premises
01:01:54You take upstairs, why don't you follow me I think I know where she is
01:02:11Together for 14 years, you know
01:02:13Boys boys boys relax. There's nothing to worry about the police are not interested in a card game
01:02:18They're looking for a young lady, but we are
01:02:21officers she's in that cabinet I
01:02:25Want to show you how this works
01:02:27Let me help you. I can do myself Danny it opens better if you're there
01:02:31You open it the first time
01:02:34There's nothing nothing nothing in there
01:02:37Now
01:02:39Second time there's still nothing nothing
01:02:42Where is she?
01:02:44Nothing, where is she? Daddy? I want an answer
01:02:47Then change the question
01:02:49Realize what you're doing. You are hiding an underage girl in here. There are serious consequences to such an action Cheryl
01:02:56I think it's up to the officer to read me my rights
01:03:00She's mad
01:03:07I
01:03:09Know what I'm here. What about the back? Let's check
01:03:16Daddy is that girl really gone reviewing that Geritol posse hidden or someplace in this house
01:03:28Someday I would like something resembling the truth. I've had enough evasive answers to last me a lifetime
01:03:34The question behind your question Cheryl is am I all there the answer is yes, I'm as sound as I've always been
01:03:43How do you think I've survived all these years I'm careful and how come you've had three paternity suits man asked
01:03:50I had live once in a while
01:03:52Find anything. It's a nice house. Nice and empty. Sorry. We bothered you sir. No bother at all
01:04:04You did what you had to do, you know, I told you didn't have to do it. Goodbye girls
01:04:14Gotta get back to the game which one daddy
01:04:30Boys they're gone we did it
01:04:33Now we'll let you down promise never to tell how we do this, okay, but how do you do it?
01:05:03Oh
01:05:18I'm leaving with more than I came with you one of you. Oh, how do you make up?
01:05:23Oh made a couple of bucks a new man Duke. I'm a winner another great game. Not a single loser
01:05:28Oh
01:05:32Boy this night air feels great. Hey, what time is it 1230?
01:05:371230 how about that the first time in three years. We've stopped playing at our normal quitting
01:05:43Good night. Same time tomorrow. Same time. Good night
01:05:49Harrison you asleep of course not. I never sleep. You know that
01:05:54They used magic on me, that's how they hit her. She's still in the house. I'm sure of it
01:06:02Harris is daddy certifiable. Who's not I'm not you're not
01:06:11He's got a 14 year old girl locked up in there
01:06:15Cheryl
01:06:17Would it make you feel better if dr. Melantheon examined him and told you he was okay
01:06:21Examined him and told you he was okay
01:06:24Yes, then have him do it
01:06:29What if he says daddy's not okay, and what if he says daddy should be institutionalized what if ah
01:06:36We're assuming that the girl is locked up in that house against her will neighbor saw her trying to escape
01:06:42But we haven't heard Bill's side of the story. What could it be? I
01:06:46Don't know, but whatever it is. It was probably be funny
01:06:50Yes, that's the way you see him funny
01:06:54Hey, you weren't with us in Pittsburgh when he bombed
01:06:57When he tried to come back nobody noticed
01:07:02He never put you on a stage to make you sing or tell a joke except he couldn't sing couldn't tell a joke
01:07:08He wasn't funny
01:07:11Definitely not funny
01:07:15Maybe he's keeping her there because she can sing and dance
01:07:20Cheryl Harris go back to sleep
01:07:34Can't sleep a kid no
01:07:39Look when I was in board while I sang a song to a girl Rosie
01:07:42I think that'll put you to sleep because that's what it did to the audience
01:07:50You
01:07:57Katie Katie
01:07:59Everyone knows that I adore you at your service
01:08:03Just name it. I'll do it for you
01:08:06someday
01:08:07you are sure to take home the
01:08:10First prize at the prom and I'll be waiting for you Katie Katie
01:08:15Many a heart you'll start a thumping and in college
01:08:20You'll have all the fellas jumping. What's more?
01:08:23When you're on a dancing floor, you never fail to shine
01:08:29And if only I was somewhat young
01:08:33Well, you can bet I'd be first in line
01:08:38Katie Katie
01:08:41Did he did it
01:08:53And I'll be waiting for you
01:09:10Da-do-do-do-do-do-do-da-da-da-da
01:09:14Da-do-do-do-do-do-do-da-da-da
01:09:21Good morning.
01:09:22Good morning.
01:09:23What time's your first class today?
01:09:24Oh, not until ten.
01:09:26Then you can deliver these now, the rest can go after three.
01:09:28Okay, I'm gonna have to bike it this afternoon.
01:09:30So you got anything that's a trip, you better give me now.
01:09:32My car's going into the shop.
01:09:34Okay.
01:09:37See you later.
01:09:38Thank you.
01:09:41Yes, sir, can I help you?
01:09:42I, uh, hope so. I'm, uh, looking for someone.
01:09:45Uh, you see, I'm a car freak.
01:09:48And, uh, I collect cars, antique cars.
01:09:50Now, yesterday I saw an old guy with a pierced arrow.
01:09:53Oh, no, I didn't work yesterday.
01:09:55You want to talk with Doc Faulkner.
01:09:56He should be in about an hour.
01:10:00Okay.
01:10:03Mr. Rogers?
01:10:04Hmm?
01:10:05This doesn't have an address.
01:10:06Oh.
01:10:08What'd he want?
01:10:09Who?
01:10:10That guy that was just in here.
01:10:12Oh, he was looking for some old guy that owns a pierced arrow.
01:10:14He wants to, uh, buy it.
01:10:16Invest and buy it?
01:10:18No.
01:10:19Steal it, yeah.
01:10:24I found the bandage.
01:10:28I found the bandage.
01:10:30What?
01:10:31I'll give you a dime.
01:10:32For what?
01:10:33For your thoughts.
01:10:34Used to be a penny, but with inflation, I think that's the going rate.
01:10:38Your daughter must have been pretty pissed off at you yesterday.
01:10:41To have called the cops.
01:10:43That's what you were thinking?
01:10:44I've been giving that a lot of thought, too.
01:10:47I don't see it that way.
01:10:49The way I see it, Cheryl was worried about us.
01:10:52She thought she was saving you and me from...
01:10:55me.
01:10:57You mean she thinks you're a dirty old man.
01:10:59At least an apprentice.
01:11:00She called the police because she didn't want me to get into trouble.
01:11:03She cared.
01:11:04You really believe that?
01:11:06Yes, of course.
01:11:10Give me your foot.
01:11:16Hey.
01:11:17Still swollen?
01:11:19Maybe we better wait and tape it later.
01:11:21I'd feel better if you do it now.
01:11:23Get it over with.
01:11:24Okay.
01:11:28Don't you think it's about time you made a call and let someone know where you are?
01:11:32That you're okay?
01:11:34You don't have a phone, remember?
01:11:36I'll make the call when I go out.
01:11:38Who do I call?
01:11:43Your answer must be post-marked by midnight tonight to be eligible for the grand prize.
01:11:48There's no one to call.
01:11:50They drink.
01:11:51They probably don't even know I'm missing.
01:11:53How many homes have you been in?
01:11:55Six.
01:11:57Rough.
01:11:59Um...
01:12:01How would you like to live with me?
01:12:03No quick answers.
01:12:04Give it some thought.
01:12:06Bill, you have to be a certain age to be a foster parent.
01:12:10I'm not old enough?
01:12:13I'm 30.
01:12:15Here, help me with this.
01:12:22Okay.
01:12:24Up and at them.
01:12:26Now, put some weight on it.
01:12:29Now, walk.
01:12:34Hurt?
01:12:35No.
01:12:36It's okay.
01:12:37Good. I won't be going long.
01:12:39Do you really go every day and talk to a guy that doesn't even know you're there?
01:12:42Uh-huh.
01:12:43Why don't you send a tape and save yourself a trip?
01:12:45Because Max counts on me showing up.
01:12:48What happens one day when you don't show up?
01:12:50That's another one of those questions within a question.
01:12:53What you're really asking is if you can trust me.
01:12:56No, I'm not.
01:12:57I'll always be there for you, Kate.
01:12:59You can count on me.
01:13:01I know you've had some lousy relationships in the past, big disappointments.
01:13:05But it doesn't necessarily follow what happened before is going to happen again.
01:13:08In this case, it couldn't.
01:13:10Your future is bright.
01:13:11It's me.
01:13:15I'll see you in an hour or so.
01:13:18Maybe sometimes if you didn't go, Max would call for help.
01:13:23You, uh, you know something?
01:13:25There was this kid in the detention home.
01:13:27He didn't talk.
01:13:28Not because he couldn't, but because he didn't want to.
01:13:31We stopped paying attention to him and he started talking.
01:13:34That's very interesting, Doctor.
01:13:38When we get back, we'll talk about that.
01:13:40And we'll talk about how to get rid of the mister.
01:13:43And what to do about the rest of your life.
01:13:46Set aside at least 20 minutes.
01:13:56Good to see you up and around, Max.
01:13:59I always say, you never can make a dollar on bed.
01:14:04I had a hell of a day at the house yesterday.
01:14:06Remember that kid I told you about?
01:14:08The police were after him. We had to hide him.
01:14:11The we is me and the no-shirts gang.
01:14:15We used all your equipment.
01:14:17Keep it in shape, you know.
01:14:19Ready to go.
01:14:21We used all your equipment.
01:14:23Keep it in shape, you know.
01:14:25Ready to be used whenever you decide to cancel this engagement.
01:14:34Damn it, Max. You can walk away from me,
01:14:36but you can't walk away from yourself.
01:14:39Remember, everywhere you go, you go along and spoil everything.
01:14:44Max, you make me feel older than anybody I know.
01:14:47Get a grip on yourself so I can get a grip on myself.
01:14:56Max, I was talking to a very learned person this morning.
01:15:00Practically a psychiatrist.
01:15:03And she said the reason you didn't talk is because you didn't want to.
01:15:07I guess what she was saying is that you were afraid it would change things.
01:15:10Well, it would change things. It would make them better.
01:15:14We could talk, work things out, get you out of here.
01:15:19Okay, pal.
01:15:21That's how you're going to play.
01:15:23That's how I'll play.
01:15:25You quit the world and I quit you.
01:15:28I'm not coming to see you anymore, Max.
01:15:31I mean it.
01:15:33Never again.
01:15:35This is so long. Forever.
01:15:45Bill.
01:15:49Don't go.
01:16:07You must be talking about Bill Grant.
01:16:09Yeah, yeah.
01:16:10He's had that car since I was a kid.
01:16:12How did you get in touch with him?
01:16:13I don't know.
01:16:15Well, he's a customer here. Don't you keep records?
01:16:18Well, we haven't written a prescription for him in 15 years,
01:16:21and we only keep our records for five.
01:16:24Maybe I can look him up in the phone book.
01:16:26What did you say his name was?
01:16:28Bill Grant.
01:16:30And he lives on Valley Spring Lane.
01:16:43Bill.
01:16:55Kate. Max talked.
01:16:57Kate.
01:16:59Kate.
01:17:01Kate. Max talked.
01:17:03Kate.
01:17:07Kate. It worked.
01:17:09Kate.
01:17:12Kate.
01:17:42Kate.
01:18:12Kate.
01:18:42Kate.
01:19:12Kate.
01:19:33Forget William. Try Bill Grant.
01:19:39Nothing on Valley Spring Lane.
01:19:43Hey, hey.
01:19:45Do you know where Valley Spring Lane is?
01:19:48Yeah, it's about three blocks down that way.
01:19:50Runs east and west.
01:19:52East and west. How far?
01:19:54A little more than four miles.
01:20:06Roy.
01:20:09Roy.
01:20:13Hey, Kate.
01:20:15Are you okay? Yeah.
01:20:17What'd you do to your foot? Tripped.
01:20:19Roy, I need your help. I've got to get away from here.
01:20:22I've got to get to Arizona. Arizona? Why?
01:20:26Domesta? Yeah, how'd you know?
01:20:28He was looking for you yesterday.
01:20:30Kate, why is he after you?
01:20:32Can we talk later?
01:20:34Where's your car? In the shop.
01:20:36What's wrong? Carburetor.
01:20:39How long will it take to fix?
01:20:41I told him not to rush. Won't have the money till this weekend.
01:20:44I'll give you the money.
01:20:46Come on, Kate. It's 50 bucks. That's okay.
01:20:49Where'd you get that kind of money?
01:20:53You ripped off Domesta.
01:20:56Kate, how much did you take?
01:20:59How much?
01:21:0120,000.
01:21:0320,000? Kate, you've got to give him back the money.
01:21:06He'll kill you. Give him back the money. That's all he wants.
01:21:09You'll be okay.
01:21:11The only way I'll be okay is if I'm on my own.
01:21:13No way, Kate. The guy's got connections. He'll find you.
01:21:16I saw him this morning.
01:21:18Do you know an old guy with a pierce arrow?
01:21:20Bill.
01:21:22He's found you, Kate.
01:21:26No, he hasn't. I'm not going back to Bill's.
01:21:28And Bill doesn't know where I am.
01:21:30That crazy guy could kill that old man.
01:21:34Everyone's on his own.
01:21:36Kate!
01:21:37I'll be back in a second.
01:22:07I'll be back.
01:22:37That's what I thought.
01:22:39You went home to change.
01:22:41I lied to you.
01:22:43I never picked up that package.
01:22:45I kept Domesta's money.
01:22:48It's here.
01:22:50All but four bucks for the cab.
01:22:53Why did you come back?
01:22:55Domesta knows about you.
01:22:57He's crazy.
01:23:00I don't know what to do.
01:23:02I don't know what to do.
01:23:04He's crazy.
01:23:07I didn't want anything to happen to you.
01:23:09Nothing's gonna happen.
01:23:11Not now.
01:23:13Can't.
01:23:15Right. When he comes, I'll just give him the money.
01:23:17That won't work.
01:23:19That's all he wants, the money. He'll leave me alone.
01:23:21They never leave you alone, Kate.
01:23:24Then what do I do?
01:23:26You turn the money over to the police.
01:23:29Okay.
01:23:34Okay.
01:23:36Thank you.
01:23:38I love you, Kate.
01:23:41Do they still say that I love you?
01:23:45Yes.
01:23:48But right now we better get the hell out of here.
01:23:50And I mean fast.
01:23:52That's practical. My car is out front.
01:24:05Where's my stuff?
01:24:07I don't have it.
01:24:09Fool. I want it.
01:24:11Quick.
01:24:13Don't tell him, Kate.
01:24:15Shut up, Pop, or you're dead.
01:24:34Whoa, I'm gonna kill you, old man.
01:25:04Get your ass out of there.
01:25:26Get your ass out of there.
01:25:30You are through screwing me around.
01:25:32Drop the knife.
01:25:34Put down that knife.
01:25:38Drop it or you're a shish kebab.
01:25:41You better. He's nuts.
01:25:43Drop it.
01:25:45Drop it.
01:25:47Just in time.
01:25:49Now go upstairs.
01:25:51There's a large cloth sack in the second bedroom.
01:25:53It's got chains on it.
01:25:55It's Mac's escape sack.
01:25:57Get it.
01:25:59Okay. You won't do anything to him while I'm gone, will you?
01:26:01Hope I don't have to. He's a good-looking kid.
01:26:03I don't want to kill him.
01:26:05Turn around.
01:26:07I want your back towards me.
01:26:09Stay that way.
01:26:11Look, Pop, why...
01:26:13Don't call me Pop.
01:26:15Nobody calls me Pop but my daughter,
01:26:17and I don't allow her to call me Pop.
01:26:22I wasn't gonna hurt the kid.
01:26:24You hurt the kid enough already.
01:26:26Stand still and shut up.
01:26:32Look, can't we make
01:26:34some kind of deal?
01:26:36Not even if you were Monty Hall.
01:26:38I got it.
01:26:40Good. Now put it on the floor.
01:26:42Spread it out
01:26:44as far as possible.
01:26:48That's fine.
01:26:50Now I want you to move
01:26:52slowly
01:26:54to the center of the sack.
01:26:57Squat.
01:26:59Squat.
01:27:01What?
01:27:03Squat.
01:27:05Oh, Jesus.
01:27:07Now put both hands
01:27:09on that sack.
01:27:13Lift it slowly.
01:27:17Above your shoulders.
01:27:21Now, Kate, grab those cords
01:27:23and pull them tight.
01:27:26Put your hands down in the sack.
01:27:29Make a strong knot.
01:27:37Lie down.
01:27:41Listen, old man.
01:27:43I'm not in this alone.
01:27:45There are important people involved.
01:27:47Very important people.
01:27:49Sure, sure.
01:27:51Tighten the chains and lock them in the sack.
01:27:56You're making
01:27:58a big mistake.
01:28:00Please shut up.
01:28:06How's that?
01:28:08Good.
01:28:10Now we don't need this anymore.
01:28:18Oh, shit!
01:28:22Now all we gotta do
01:28:24is call the police.
01:28:26No phone.
01:28:28We'll go next door and use the Waterman's phone.
01:28:30They'll love it.
01:28:32They'll dine out on this story for a month.
01:28:34Sorry to give you this problem, boys.
01:28:36This is a Wellington lock.
01:28:38Nobody knows how to open it.
01:28:40Can he breathe?
01:28:42Oh, sure.
01:28:44It's designed for escape artists,
01:28:46of which, obviously, he's not one.
01:28:48Thank you, boys.
01:28:50Okay, Mr. Grant, we'll handle it.
01:28:52We did it, Bill.
01:28:54No, Pittsburgh, we did it.
01:28:56We sure did.
01:28:58Just you and me, kid.
01:29:00Let's celebrate
01:29:02with a split of tomato juice.
01:29:08But, Daddy, you just won't have to
01:29:10understand about the doctor.
01:29:12My God, the police.
01:29:22You hungry?
01:29:30Uh-huh.
01:29:36Okay, kid,
01:29:38pick anything you want.
01:29:40You book lunch.
01:29:46Thank God you're all right.
01:29:48Sure, I've always been all right.
01:29:50Harris?
01:29:52Daddy, why were the police here?
01:29:54They arrested the degenerate
01:29:56who was trying to harm the girl, Kate.
01:29:58You must be relieved to learn
01:30:00it wasn't me.
01:30:02Dad, Cheryl didn't think it was you.
01:30:04Nice try, Harris, but if I know Cheryl...
01:30:06Daddy, you don't know me
01:30:08any better than I know you.
01:30:10Right, and that's what we have to correct.
01:30:12We should go on a vacation.
01:30:14The three of us.
01:30:16Take a cruise.
01:30:18Get together. Do some soul-searching.
01:30:20Do you really want to do that?
01:30:22Hell no.
01:30:24But there's something I want you to do for me.
01:30:26I'm trying to win you over.
01:30:28What is it you want?
01:30:32I just had this crazy idea.
01:30:34No, that's not true.
01:30:36I had it a couple hours ago.
01:30:38It's a born-again crazy idea.
01:30:40And when you hear it,
01:30:42I know what you're gonna say.
01:30:44It's a crazy idea.
01:30:46You're gonna turn it down.
01:30:48But once you think about it,
01:30:50you'll find it appealing, very intriguing.
01:30:52All I ask is,
01:30:54don't be so stubborn, so obstinate
01:30:56that you won't admit it's a good idea.
01:30:58Daddy, what is this
01:31:00leading up to?
01:31:02Shirley,
01:31:04you're gonna be a mother.
01:31:08The kid won Harris over in ten minutes.
01:31:10Maybe less.
01:31:12But with Cheryl, it took a little longer.
01:31:14Five days.
01:31:16Are they friends now?
01:31:18Kate is living at Cheryl's.
01:31:20We get her on weekends.
01:31:22You do work miracles, Bill.
01:31:24That's my job.
01:31:26I can't wait to meet Kate.
01:31:28You ever get your act together, you will.
01:31:30She's downstairs.
01:31:32Why didn't you bring her up?
01:31:34He's protecting my car.
01:31:36What happened to your rubber cones?
01:31:38They were taken.
01:31:40You should report that to the police.
01:31:42It was the police that took them.
01:31:46I'm ready.
01:31:50Okay.
01:31:52Let's go.
01:31:54I'll bet you're glad to finally be leaving this place.
01:32:04Kate.
01:32:08Kate.
01:32:10This is Max.
01:32:12And Max, this is Kate.
01:32:14Hello. Hi.
01:32:16You're prettier than I was told.
01:32:18So are you.
01:32:22Well, let's go home.
01:32:30Is this okay in the back seat
01:32:32or do you want it in the trunk?
01:32:34The back.
01:32:36The trunk is for surprises.
01:32:40Okay.
01:33:10Okay.
01:33:40I hope you've had
01:33:42a marvelous time tonight.
01:33:46Thank you.
01:34:10Thank you.
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