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WINNER TAKE ALL
| Drama | 1975 |

Plot:
Average American domestic engineer, wife, and mother Eleanor Anderson's addiction to gambling gradually destroys her ideal suburban life and that of her family.

Crew:

• Directed by: Paul Bogart
• Written by: Bill Garner, Caryl Ledner
• Starring: Shirley Jones, Laurence Luckinbill, Sam Groom, Joyce Van Patten, Joan Blondell
• Produced by: Noel Price
• Music by: David Shire
• Cinematography: Terry K. Meade
• Edited by: Folmar Blangsted

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Transcript
00:00:00My name is Eleanor Anderson, and I'm a compulsive gambler.
00:00:19I don't control my gambling, it controls me.
00:00:24All my life I thought if I could only be a winner,
00:00:27people would want me and love me.
00:00:31And all my life I've been blaming luck for all the rotten things that happen to me.
00:00:37If luck deserted me, it wasn't my fault, was it?
00:00:41I wrecked two marriages.
00:00:44I lied, stole, cheated,
00:00:48broke bad checks,
00:00:51was kept out of jail by my mother.
00:00:57I used to bet on everything,
00:01:26but after my second marriage I stopped.
00:01:29But not for long.
00:01:30I was into it as deep as ever.
00:01:33Katie Shaw holding on.
00:01:34Lieutenant making a strong move to the outside.
00:01:37Come on, Lieutenant.
00:01:37101 and 2.
00:01:39Let's go, Lieutenant.
00:01:40It's Safari Dream and Katie Shaw,
00:01:42followed by Sam's the man,
00:01:44and Lieutenant still driving on the outside.
00:01:46Three quarters and 132.
00:01:48It's Safari Dream and Katie Shaw in the stretch,
00:01:50and here comes Lieutenant.
00:01:51Safari Dream and Lieutenant.
00:01:53It's Safari Dream and Lieutenant neck and neck.
00:01:55It's Lieutenant on the outside.
00:01:57And at the fight, Lieutenant wins it all.
00:01:59Safari Dream and Katie Shaw with the win.
00:02:06Now return to our regular broadcast.
00:02:08I'd get high when I'd win and low when I'd lose.
00:02:11Didn't seem to matter which way it went as long as I was in action.
00:02:25I..
00:02:45Parney?
00:02:46Elmer Anderson.
00:02:48What's the payoff?
00:02:50Great.
00:02:51Put it all on Love Is Wish in the night.
00:02:53What do you mean, I'm too late?
00:02:56Oh, damn it, Arnie.
00:02:57If you'd picked up the phone right away, I would have made it.
00:03:06There are 52 weeks in a year and 52 cards in a deck.
00:03:10Seven days in a week and sevens to win and dice.
00:03:14There wasn't a number in the world that just meant time or how much.
00:03:18Every number was a bet.
00:03:23Hi.
00:03:47Hi.
00:03:48Hi.
00:03:49Are you bringing it or taking it?
00:03:50Taking.
00:03:54Here.
00:04:00Sign it.
00:04:02That'll be plus 750.
00:04:24I cleaned it for you.
00:04:26Thanks.
00:04:27Things going well again, huh?
00:04:29I got lucky in a bridge game.
00:04:31Bye-bye.
00:04:32Never learned how to play bridge myself.
00:04:34See you soon.
00:04:35Don't bet on it.
00:04:38Daddy called today?
00:04:40No, Aunt Connie did, though.
00:04:41She says you should call her back.
00:04:44Oh, honey.
00:04:45That's not the way we do it.
00:04:47Look, put a little bit here, a little up here.
00:04:51And then like that.
00:04:53Can I make an appointment for a haircut, please?
00:04:55Hi, Daddy.
00:04:56Hello, baby.
00:04:57What's that on your mouth?
00:04:58Oh, Lord.
00:04:59We are fine.
00:05:04Mrs. Colson said her husband hates waiting for his supper.
00:05:07I'm certainly glad I'm not married to him.
00:05:08So am I, but not for the same reasons.
00:05:12So, what did you girls do today besides play beauty parlor?
00:05:15Well, while Stacy stayed at home and took care of the house,
00:05:18I caroused around the town.
00:05:19I had lunch with Robert Redford
00:05:21and told him I would never leave you no matter what he offered.
00:05:23I'm glad.
00:05:24I went to the cleaners in the market
00:05:26and took the books back to the library
00:05:28and got the bags for the vacuum cleaner.
00:05:31Bet your day can't match that.
00:05:33Oh, I don't know.
00:05:34It had its share of thrills.
00:05:38You know something?
00:05:39What?
00:05:41I think something's burning.
00:05:43Oh, the broccoli.
00:05:44Oh.
00:05:46Give me your plate.
00:05:47Eleanor, do you remember Walter Pines?
00:05:49Is that the funny little man who smokes a pipe
00:05:51that you said is smarter than he looks?
00:05:53Sharpest promoter this side of the Rockies.
00:05:56Well, I had lunch with him today
00:05:57and he told me about a small engineering firm
00:05:59that's up for grabs over in Phoenix.
00:06:01I think I'll fly over and take a look at it tomorrow.
00:06:03I didn't know your boss had plans of becoming a conglomerate.
00:06:07Well, I'm not looking for him.
00:06:08I'm looking for me.
00:06:10I think this is something I might be able to swing.
00:06:12Are we going to move?
00:06:15If I find what I'm looking for.
00:06:17Would you object?
00:06:18Besides, you can't go tomorrow.
00:06:19It's my birthday.
00:06:20So?
00:06:21I'll be home for dinner.
00:06:22I wouldn't miss my daughter's birthday.
00:06:25We're going to move.
00:06:26I know we are.
00:06:27Stacy.
00:06:29This is as much news to me as it is to you.
00:06:31Maybe we're both being a little silly.
00:06:33I mean, we're not going to pick up and move just like that.
00:06:37There's a lot to be considered.
00:06:38Right, Phil?
00:06:39Why don't we just table this for now?
00:06:41After Art and I fly up and take a look at it,
00:06:43there might be something to talk about.
00:06:44Art's flying up with you?
00:06:45Oh, of course.
00:06:46I'm not going to invest my life savings in something
00:06:48without the advice of my attorney, for heaven's sakes.
00:06:51See, we're moving.
00:06:59Ellie, where's my briefcase?
00:07:01Oh, there it is.
00:07:03Well, see you tonight.
00:07:05Hey, aren't you going to wish us luck?
00:07:07Of course I do.
00:07:11Oh, Bill.
00:07:12I'm sorry.
00:07:13I was going over things for tonight.
00:07:15I'm so afraid I'll forget something.
00:07:17All you have to do is pick up the puppy, the cake, and three paper hats.
00:07:19I'm sure everything's going to turn out fine.
00:07:21Okay?
00:07:22Bill, do you have any extra cash?
00:07:24I'm all out.
00:07:25I'm all out of guts fifty bucks.
00:07:26Can you cash a check?
00:07:27Hey, I'm glad you reminded me.
00:07:29Can you go to the bank, close out the savings account,
00:07:31transfer all the money to the checking account?
00:07:33Can you do it today?
00:07:35The entire savings?
00:07:36Yes, thirty thousand bucks,
00:07:37plus whatever interest there may be on it.
00:07:38If everything works out right today,
00:07:40I'm going to need it all.
00:07:42Just like that?
00:07:45Will you trust me?
00:07:47I promise you.
00:07:48I will not do anything, anything,
00:07:50unless it is really right.
00:07:53And don't get crazy over Stacy's birthday, will you?
00:07:55It's not her first one.
00:07:57It is with her new mother.
00:07:59If you don't know by now that she loves you,
00:08:01you never will.
00:08:05And me too.
00:08:06See you around 6.30, okay?
00:08:07Bill.
00:08:15Bill.
00:08:20Do not despair, Aries.
00:08:22Though things have been going badly,
00:08:24the morning brings questions.
00:08:26But if a right decision is made,
00:08:28evening will find you with many of your problems solved.
00:08:31Taurus, April 20th to May 20th.
00:08:45Hi, how are you?
00:08:46Biller up?
00:08:47Set free.
00:08:50Odd or even?
00:08:51Odd.
00:08:52Okay, odd for five dollars?
00:08:53Want to make it ten?
00:08:54Okay with me.
00:08:55Don't let me catch you touching that hose
00:08:57until I come out.
00:08:58Do I ever.
00:08:59Perish the thought.
00:09:10Come on, pal.
00:09:11I only book them.
00:09:12I don't guarantee them.
00:09:13You owe me five hundred.
00:09:14Hi.
00:09:16Okay.
00:09:17But no later than noon tomorrow, you understand?
00:09:20There ain't no bank.
00:09:23Sometimes I think I'm in the wrong business.
00:09:25If I hung up a sign, at least I can charge interest.
00:09:28This time you owe me.
00:09:29Your luck's changing, huh?
00:09:30Couldn't have gotten any worse.
00:09:33Yeah, my customers had a good day yesterday.
00:09:35Wind is all over the place.
00:09:36We ought to live too, Arnie.
00:09:37One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
00:09:41nine, ten, and fifty.
00:09:44Thanks.
00:09:45Now I'm going to give you a chance to get it back.
00:09:47I want you to put the thousand on Stanley R
00:09:49and the eighth at Braddock to win.
00:09:51You gotta be kidding.
00:09:52I mean, he's gone off at twenty to one.
00:09:54What, have you got a tip or something?
00:09:56Look, Ellie, you know I can't cover this kind of action.
00:09:59So, spread it around.
00:10:01See you.
00:10:03Spread it around.
00:10:12Ellie!
00:10:14Ellie!
00:10:15Oh!
00:10:17It's so nice to see you!
00:10:19Hello, Edie.
00:10:20Oh, it's been a long time, sugar.
00:10:22How you been?
00:10:23Fine, just fine.
00:10:24Well, I heard you got married again.
00:10:25Yes.
00:10:26Is everything working out all right?
00:10:27Couldn't be better.
00:10:28I've been married eight months.
00:10:29Oh.
00:10:30Well, everybody down at the club keeps asking about you.
00:10:32Yeah, say hello for me.
00:10:34I don't go to those places anymore.
00:10:36I play bridge now and then, you know,
00:10:38just for fun with my husband.
00:10:39Oh.
00:10:40Well, that's nice.
00:10:41That's nice.
00:10:42You live around here?
00:10:43No, Westwood.
00:10:45Well, this is a mighty long way to come for gas.
00:10:47I was on my way to the pet shop and ran out, that's all.
00:10:50I'm sorry.
00:10:51I just thought maybe with a bookie in the back.
00:10:54A bookie?
00:10:56I didn't know that.
00:10:57Oh, yeah.
00:10:59Well, you thought wrong.
00:11:01I don't gamble anymore.
00:11:02Total, seven eighty-eight.
00:11:05You owe me ten bucks.
00:11:06Should have taken even.
00:11:07It's been coming up all morning.
00:11:11Big mouth.
00:11:15Well, you almost bought it, didn't you?
00:11:17Not for a minute.
00:11:21Listen, you wait for me.
00:11:22I want to play some bet.
00:11:24Honey, you never con a con.
00:11:31Well, that's how it happened.
00:11:32He was a widower.
00:11:33I was divorced.
00:11:34We started seeing each other.
00:11:36Tried it.
00:11:37Liked it.
00:11:38Got married.
00:11:39I like your medium.
00:11:40Stacy, too.
00:11:42So, what's happened with you?
00:11:43Me?
00:11:44Well, I'm the same as ever.
00:11:46The luck comes and goes, but I'm having a ball.
00:11:48No men?
00:11:49Special ones, I mean.
00:11:50Oh, everyone's a special one.
00:11:52You know me.
00:11:53I like to travel alone.
00:11:56Ellie.
00:11:58Tell me.
00:12:00Why did you lie to me about the bookie?
00:12:02You think I don't approve of gambling?
00:12:05Yes, you don't approve of my gambling.
00:12:07It's all right for you, but not for me.
00:12:08Is that it?
00:12:09No.
00:12:10Edie.
00:12:11Everybody gambles now and then.
00:12:14The churches are full of little ladies wearing hats,
00:12:16playing bingo all day.
00:12:18Perfectly respectable people sit in front of
00:12:20toke boards and brokerage firms.
00:12:23Bill and I play bridge.
00:12:24Not for money.
00:12:25Just for fun.
00:12:27How did your husband feel about you being inaction?
00:12:30I'm not inaction.
00:12:31Oh, come on.
00:12:32Come on.
00:12:36Okay.
00:12:39He doesn't know.
00:12:41Well, listen.
00:12:42As long as you hold it down, huh?
00:12:46Uh-oh.
00:12:47Are things going bad?
00:12:48Not bad.
00:12:49Rotten.
00:12:51It's changing.
00:12:52I can feel it.
00:12:53I just need a little more time.
00:12:54Well, do you have the time?
00:12:55I'll know tonight.
00:12:56What?
00:12:57What do you mean?
00:12:58Bill's gone to Phoenix to look at a piece of property he wants to buy.
00:13:00He's asked me to transfer the savings account
00:13:02into the checking account.
00:13:04So?
00:13:05There are no savings.
00:13:07How much?
00:13:08$30,000.
00:13:11Oh.
00:13:14Wow.
00:13:15There's nothing small-time about you.
00:13:18How?
00:13:19How did you let yourself get in that deep?
00:13:22I need you asked.
00:13:25Last August, I dropped $750 in card game.
00:13:28Figured I'd win it all back in a couple of hours at the poker club.
00:13:33Now all I have is a...
00:13:35a 20-to-1 shot.
00:13:39I love him, Edie.
00:13:41With a little more time, I know I can get it all back
00:13:43and then I'm quitting.
00:13:45Maybe you'll be lucky.
00:13:46Maybe he won't like that Phoenix thing.
00:13:49Ellie, face it.
00:13:50Where in the world are you gonna get 30 grand?
00:13:52There are a few places.
00:13:54Look, I have a million errands to do
00:13:56and I'm gonna meet my mother for lunch.
00:13:57I've gotta go.
00:13:58Oh, yeah.
00:13:59Well, listen.
00:14:00If you need me, huh?
00:14:03Thanks.
00:14:04It's good seeing you.
00:14:05Yeah, you too.
00:14:19Excuse me.
00:14:24Mother?
00:14:25Get back here.
00:14:27You're late, Eleanor.
00:14:29And a warm hello to you too, Mother.
00:14:31You know I don't like to be kept waiting.
00:14:33I have a lot of errands.
00:14:35That's the problem.
00:14:36You keep trying to do too much.
00:14:38You don't organize your time.
00:14:41Decide what you want, I'm famished.
00:14:42I know what I want.
00:14:43I'll have the Eggs Benedict.
00:14:46Don't tell me you haven't had breakfast.
00:14:47I've had breakfast.
00:14:48I like Eggs Benedict.
00:14:49Why don't you try the fish?
00:14:50It's very good here.
00:14:51I hate fish.
00:14:53It's all in your head.
00:14:55Fish is delicious and low in calories.
00:14:57I've caught me a husband, remember?
00:14:59I'll have Eggs Benedict.
00:15:01How's Bill?
00:15:02He's fine.
00:15:03Oh.
00:15:04I'll have the sole.
00:15:05No potatoes.
00:15:06And Eggs Benedict for my daughter.
00:15:07Would you like your coffee now?
00:15:08Yes.
00:15:09Uh, no.
00:15:10I'd like a Bloody Mary, please.
00:15:16Still smoking, I see.
00:15:18Not really.
00:15:19I only light one now and then.
00:15:21Wouldn't it be easier if you didn't carry them with you?
00:15:23I mean, just quit cold.
00:15:26That's too easy.
00:15:28You know I hate fish.
00:15:31How's Bill?
00:15:33You asked me that before.
00:15:38Well, what did you get Stacy for her birthday present?
00:15:43We're surprising her with a puppy.
00:15:46That's a...
00:15:47That's a very wise gift.
00:15:48It will teach her responsibility.
00:15:50We just wanted to enjoy it, Mother.
00:15:55Don't you think that Bill overindulges that child?
00:15:59There's no way you can overindulge a child who's lost a parent.
00:16:03That's what I thought.
00:16:05Stacy's mother died.
00:16:07My father was excommunicated.
00:16:18Ellie.
00:16:24All the awful things you've done might be...
00:16:28Cancelled out if you...
00:16:31If you used your own experience to guide your stepdaughter.
00:16:36God would forgive you.
00:16:37Would she?
00:16:48I'm sorry.
00:16:50All I wanted was to have a pleasant afternoon with you.
00:16:54I don't know why we grate on each other this way.
00:16:57Because I'm me and you're you. It's as simple as that.
00:17:01It's hard to have fun with a grand inquisitor.
00:17:09All I really want is your happiness.
00:17:15How is everything with you?
00:17:16Mother.
00:17:18If you want to know if I'm gambling, why don't you just come right out and ask?
00:17:23Don't throw away this marriage.
00:17:26Your first one was a nightmare. Your whole life was a nightmare.
00:17:30I'm not gambling, okay?
00:17:32Can't you believe me?
00:17:36I'll try, Ellie.
00:17:38I'll try.
00:17:39I'll try.
00:17:44Day Stalker in a brush on the outside, followed by Stanley R.
00:17:48Three quarters at 133 and two.
00:17:50In the stretch, it's Helen's Toy in front,
00:17:52Maya Lake, Lulu's Pet, and Day Stalker,
00:17:54with Venice Sky moving up fast on the outside,
00:17:57trailed by My Fantasy and Freddy Baby.
00:18:00It's Lulu's Pet, Maya Lake, Day Stalker,
00:18:02and now Stanley R. swings to the outside.
00:18:05Coming down to the wire is Lulu's Pet,
00:18:07Stanley R. second, and Day Stalker.
00:18:09In the stretch, Lulu's Pet wins in Maya Lake.
00:18:12Stanley R. second, Day Stalker third, and Helen's Toy.
00:18:32Hello, hello, hello.
00:18:33Hi, honey.
00:18:34How are you?
00:18:36Hey, it looks like a birthday party in here.
00:18:38Where's the birthday girl?
00:18:40Hey, did you get the puppy?
00:18:41Yes. Well?
00:18:42Well, what?
00:18:43What happened in Phoenix?
00:18:44It looks good.
00:18:45Well, tell me about it.
00:18:46I'll tell you later.
00:18:47Now.
00:18:48The reason I can't tell you now is because Art's still up there.
00:18:50He's got a number of things he wants to check on.
00:18:52He's going to call me later, and we'll see if there's anything to discuss.
00:18:55Is he going to move?
00:18:56Hello, I don't know.
00:18:57Do you want your present now?
00:18:58Sure.
00:18:59Okay, here it is.
00:19:00Happy birthday.
00:19:01Thank you.
00:19:02Oh.
00:19:06Plea collar.
00:19:09A dog?
00:19:10You got me a dog?
00:19:11Where is it?
00:19:23Oh, she's so cute.
00:19:24I love her.
00:19:26Can she sleep with me?
00:19:27I don't know.
00:19:28You're not going to think she's so cute in the middle of the night.
00:19:30She's not housebroken.
00:19:31I'll put papers all over my room.
00:19:33Oh, I love you.
00:19:34You're so cute.
00:19:35She's a success.
00:19:36Yes.
00:19:38This is for you.
00:19:45According to the shifty-eyed salesman, this is a special mark of the chief's favor.
00:19:50This is the gift he gives to the woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with.
00:19:53Oh, Bill, it's beautiful.
00:19:54I love it, and I love you.
00:19:57Oh.
00:20:00Something the matter?
00:20:02No.
00:20:03I'm fine.
00:20:05I guess I just get a little edgy when things are so unsettled.
00:20:10Who stays with Samantha when we go to the bazaar Thursday night?
00:20:13No problem, honey.
00:20:14We'll just lock her on the service porch.
00:20:16But who'll sleep with her?
00:20:17What are you talking about, babe?
00:20:19I'm supposed to spend the night at Carol's house, remember?
00:20:21It's a slumber party after the bazaar.
00:20:23You said I could go.
00:20:24Yeah, but I'm not having any dog in my bed.
00:20:26You have to.
00:20:27She misses her mother.
00:20:28Come on, Stacey.
00:20:29Bill, don't worry about it.
00:20:30I'll take care of it.
00:20:31Honey, take Samantha to your room.
00:20:32Put some newspapers down on the floor.
00:20:34Yar!
00:20:35Okay?
00:20:37You don't?
00:20:39Are you sure?
00:20:42Well, if that's your considered opinion.
00:20:45Yes, if I didn't intend to take your advice, I wouldn't have brought you up there with me.
00:20:50Right.
00:20:52Okay, I'll see you tomorrow morning.
00:20:56Yeah.
00:21:01Bill?
00:21:02He loves it.
00:21:04Art loves it.
00:21:06He says he doesn't see any reason why I couldn't put the deposit down tomorrow.
00:21:09You're really gonna do it?
00:21:10Well, I gotta close it fast before it slips away.
00:21:13Hey, I got a great idea.
00:21:14Why don't you and I fly up there tomorrow together and give him the check?
00:21:17Slow down.
00:21:18Look, it's very hard for us to adjust to change that quickly.
00:21:22I mean, there's a lot to be done.
00:21:24We'll have to sell the house.
00:21:25Stacey will have to find a new school, new friends.
00:21:28It's all happened so fast.
00:21:30Look, honey, there's nothing I can do about that and I'm sorry.
00:21:33But I do want you to see it naturally.
00:21:35We'll take an early plane up tomorrow.
00:21:37Stacey can stay with Connie.
00:21:38You and I will go up together, take a good look around, take a few days for ourselves.
00:21:42Okay?
00:21:44Okay.
00:21:48Okay.
00:22:06Connie?
00:22:07You all right?
00:22:10I don't know.
00:22:11I just feel awful.
00:22:14Give me a minute.
00:22:19Let's see if you have a fever.
00:22:26No.
00:22:27I don't think you do.
00:22:29Would you like me to go get you some ginger ale?
00:22:32That was my mother's remedy for everything from a broken leg to pneumonia.
00:22:37No, thanks.
00:22:39I don't think I could keep it down.
00:22:48Bill?
00:22:54Bill, I...
00:22:55Maybe you're pregnant.
00:22:57Wouldn't that be something if you were pregnant?
00:23:02I'm not pregnant.
00:23:05I just feel lousy, that's all.
00:23:10You'll feel better in the morning.
00:23:13Get some sleep.
00:23:15Close your eyes.
00:23:17Concentrate on the future.
00:23:20You can't be thoughtful.
00:23:46Come on.
00:24:03Oh, I'm sorry.
00:24:05Did I wake you?
00:24:07No.
00:24:08Did you sleep?
00:24:09Not much.
00:24:11I really feel washed out.
00:24:14Honey, I don't think I'm going to be able to go with you.
00:24:16Oh, boy.
00:24:17I've got to get there.
00:24:18That guy's sitting there waiting with another offer.
00:24:20I know, I know.
00:24:21You go ahead.
00:24:23Okay, you stay in bed today and take care of yourself.
00:24:26On Saturday, the three of us will go up and have a good look, okay?
00:24:33It's going to be all right, honey.
00:24:43It's going to be all right.
00:25:14Mr. Fields, please.
00:25:16Yes, Mr. Fields, he's right over there.
00:25:35Ellie!
00:25:36What a nice surprise.
00:25:38Hello, Leonard.
00:25:39What a nice surprise.
00:25:40Hello, Leonard.
00:25:42Are you banking here now?
00:25:44No, I came to see you.
00:25:47Well, terrific.
00:25:48Come on in the office.
00:25:53Sit down.
00:25:54Thank you.
00:25:55You look great.
00:25:56So do you.
00:25:58It's been a long time.
00:25:59It sure has.
00:26:02Oh, are these yours?
00:26:04Yep.
00:26:05Well, that's family.
00:26:07Just beautiful.
00:26:08Oh, thank you.
00:26:10Well, what about you?
00:26:11Husband, children, anything like that?
00:26:12I'm married, very happily.
00:26:14Bill's a great guy.
00:26:15That's marvelous.
00:26:16And I have a ten-year-old daughter.
00:26:17Ten?
00:26:19How did you accomplish that?
00:26:20We've been divorced eight years.
00:26:21Right.
00:26:22She sort of came with the territory.
00:26:24She's a terrific kid, though.
00:26:25I really love her.
00:26:26Well, I think things worked out for both of us.
00:26:31I don't want to rush you, Ellie, but I have a meeting.
00:26:34Is there something I can help you with?
00:26:36Yes, Leonard.
00:26:38My mother's in kind of bad shape.
00:26:40Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
00:26:41No.
00:26:42Physically, she's okay.
00:26:43It's just that she's had a bad setback financially.
00:26:47Well, I thought if I came to you, maybe I could get a loan for her.
00:26:50It's no problem.
00:26:52I'll get you the forms.
00:26:53You can take them home, have your husband sign them, and that should be it.
00:26:55No, I don't want him to know about it.
00:27:01We've only been married a short time,
00:27:03and I see no reason to involve him in family matters.
00:27:06I mean, I don't...
00:27:08You know what I mean.
00:27:14Well, it's none of my business.
00:27:16How much money is it?
00:27:17Have you got a cigarette?
00:27:18No, I gave it up, but I can get you one.
00:27:22I have some.
00:27:26Well, how much do you want to borrow?
00:27:28$30,000.
00:27:29That's a lot of money, Ellie.
00:27:33I mean, if she's in that kind of trouble, you...
00:27:40I don't think she's in that kind of trouble, Ellie.
00:27:42I think you are.
00:27:43You're gambling, aren't you?
00:27:44No, I'm not.
00:27:45Are you forgetting we were married?
00:27:46I mean, remember me...
00:27:47Come on, Leonard.
00:27:48It's for my mother.
00:27:49I can't do it, Ellie.
00:27:50A bank is a bank, and if you have some security...
00:27:52Leonard, I need the money right now.
00:27:54I can't do it, Ellie.
00:27:55I can't do it, Ellie.
00:27:56A bank is a bank, and if you have some security...
00:27:58Leonard, I need the money now.
00:28:00Today.
00:28:01What happened to Gamblers Anonymous?
00:28:03I thought when this whole thing blew out...
00:28:04I don't need Gamblers Anonymous.
00:28:06I'm not sick.
00:28:07You lost $30,000, Ellie.
00:28:12Tell your husband.
00:28:14You better tell him before he finds out.
00:28:16I...
00:28:19I can't help you.
00:28:22I don't know why I thought you could, Leonard.
00:28:26Thanks.
00:28:56Ladies and gentlemen, here is the field for the sixth race.
00:29:18Five minutes.
00:29:19Five minutes until post time.
00:29:26Oh, hello there.
00:29:33Ellie!
00:29:34Ellie, how nice!
00:29:36That fate seems to be throwing us together again.
00:29:38It wasn't an accident.
00:29:39I called the club, and they told me where you were.
00:29:41Edie, I...
00:29:42Ellie, Ellie, I would like you to meet Howard Smith and John Jones.
00:29:46Oh, they're not imaginative, but they're nice.
00:29:49Is this adorable?
00:29:50Who says that chivalry is dead?
00:29:52Edie, I'd like to talk to you alone.
00:29:54Believe me, honey, we are alone.
00:29:56Please.
00:29:58Okay.
00:29:59None of you gentlemen would excuse us for a moment?
00:30:02Huh?
00:30:04Come on.
00:30:07Three minutes until post time.
00:30:11The time's run out.
00:30:13Bill's gone to Phoenix to give the man the check.
00:30:15Oh, happy day.
00:30:16Honey, there's only one way to get it.
00:30:18I need a stake.
00:30:19I've got to win it back.
00:30:20You need a big stake.
00:30:21And the right kind of game.
00:30:24Okay.
00:30:25I've got a couple ideas.
00:30:27Let's not take a little time.
00:30:28What am I going to do?
00:30:29Honey, you go home, and you sit tight, and I'll call you later.
00:30:32We've got 48 hours before that check comes.
00:30:34I can't go home. I'm too nervous.
00:30:35I want to stay with you.
00:30:36Oh, no way, no way.
00:30:38You are too wound up.
00:30:40Losing is contagious.
00:30:41Now, you go home, you take a nice hot bath, and I'll call you later.
00:30:44Don't worry.
00:30:45Edie will take care of everything.
00:30:47Good night.
00:31:06How are they running?
00:31:08What?
00:31:10Good luck.
00:31:17Shoot.
00:31:32It's all right.
00:31:34Can you hear me?
00:31:36It's all right.
00:31:38Now, you need to go to the...
00:31:41In the first turn, five.
00:31:44She's in the first turn.
00:31:45That's Gregory.
00:31:46To the lead.
00:31:47Tangled foot.
00:31:48That's second.
00:31:49Uncle Barney.
00:31:50Mexican Rose on the outside.
00:31:52Joyce, Babe, and Gibby B.
00:31:54They're moving for the stretch.
00:31:56Come on, Mexico.
00:31:57Come on, come on.
00:31:59Mexico's out.
00:32:00Come on.
00:32:01Uncle Barney driving up on the outside.
00:32:04They're moving for the stretch.
00:32:06Uncle Barney.
00:32:07Come on, come on, come on.
00:32:08Mexico's out.
00:32:09Come on, Mexico.
00:32:10Come on.
00:32:11It's Mexican Rose driving on the outside.
00:32:13Uncle Barney on the inside.
00:32:15They're right together.
00:32:16Mexican Rose.
00:32:17They're out.
00:32:23I hope you're satisfied.
00:32:26Okay.
00:32:27I'll bring my Gene Kelly record.
00:32:28But you can't keep it.
00:32:31No, I don't want to trade for Elton John.
00:32:33Gene Kelly is sexier.
00:32:34Bye.
00:32:37You're too much.
00:32:39What's so funny?
00:32:41Somehow I can't imagine you and Gene Kelly as a couple.
00:32:44You think he's told?
00:32:46I might.
00:32:47Who's your favorite movie star?
00:32:49When you're my age, I mean.
00:32:51Well, there was Clark Gable and Frank Sinatra.
00:32:55They were okay.
00:32:57But my real love was Mickey Mantle.
00:32:59Never heard of him.
00:33:00What movies was he in?
00:33:02He was a baseball player.
00:33:04My father was a Yankee fan,
00:33:05and he used to take me to all the baseball games
00:33:07when my parents were divorced.
00:33:09How old were you then?
00:33:11Nine.
00:33:12But he was still there.
00:33:13I mean, you could see him if you wanted to.
00:33:15He wasn't dead, if that's what you mean.
00:33:17So you could see him.
00:33:18You could tell him you missed him.
00:33:20No, I couldn't.
00:33:24Stacy, it's only natural to miss your mother.
00:33:27My mother would tell me if we were going to move.
00:33:30Your daddy hasn't made up his mind yet.
00:33:32He wouldn't tell you something that wasn't so.
00:33:34No.
00:33:35He told me my mother wasn't going to die when she was.
00:33:37Maybe he didn't know.
00:33:38He did so.
00:33:39I heard him tell Aunt Connie.
00:33:43Honey.
00:33:49Everybody lies.
00:33:51What matters is why they lie.
00:33:54He was probably trying to protect you as long as he could
00:33:56because he loves you so much.
00:33:59Don't expect us to be perfect, Stacy.
00:34:01We're just people.
00:34:02Some of us are better at it than others.
00:34:05Everybody home?
00:34:06Eleanor?
00:34:07Stacy?
00:34:10For the owner's wife.
00:34:12We're in business.
00:34:13I did it.
00:34:14I actually did it.
00:34:16No more headaches.
00:34:17No more knots in my stomach.
00:34:19Listen, I'm sorry.
00:34:20I tried to put it off till you could at least come and see.
00:34:22But there was no way it had to be today or never.
00:34:24So I did it.
00:34:25I'm so glad for you.
00:34:28For me?
00:34:29For us?
00:34:30I'm sorry.
00:34:31I got so excited, I forgot you weren't feeling well.
00:34:32How are you?
00:34:33I'm better.
00:34:34I knew it.
00:34:35We're moving.
00:34:36This calls for a celebration.
00:34:37Listen, why don't I call Art and Connie
00:34:39to meet us at the Houndstooth at 7?
00:34:40I'm going to take all of you out to dinner.
00:34:42And Saturday, the three of us are going to go up to Phoenix
00:34:44and we're going to start looking for a new place to live.
00:34:46Now, how does that grab you, kiddo?
00:34:47Fine, I guess.
00:34:50Oh, honey, it's a special occasion.
00:34:52I love most of the party.
00:34:53You're not married?
00:34:54No, my child is married.
00:34:55You're not going to be able to sit down?
00:34:56I can't hear you.
00:34:58Oh, yeah.
00:34:59Let Stacy tell her joke.
00:35:01As long as I don't do the green writing.
00:35:03Oh, all right.
00:35:04You OK?
00:35:05OK.
00:35:06If you didn't feel lousy before, you're bound to now.
00:35:08I'm going to propose a toast.
00:35:11And it's not the wine talking either.
00:35:14Bill is my best friend.
00:35:15When he's sad, I'm sad.
00:35:17All right.
00:35:18A toast.
00:35:19And when he's happy, like he's been since he's met you,
00:35:21my heart rejoices.
00:35:23So tonight, when I see how you've changed a lonely man.
00:35:27Where's the violin?
00:35:28Oh, hell.
00:35:29To Ellie, who brought the sunshine back.
00:35:32A toast.
00:35:38Hello, Clover Club.
00:35:39Hello.
00:35:40May I speak to Beverly Craig, please?
00:35:42Sure, hold on.
00:35:43Beverly Craig, telephone.
00:35:46Miss Beverly Craig, telephone, please.
00:36:06Hello?
00:36:07Hello, Beverly.
00:36:08This is Eleanor Barnsley.
00:36:09Ellie, where'd you disappear to?
00:36:11I haven't seen you in months.
00:36:13Well, for one thing, I got married.
00:36:15Congratulations.
00:36:17Thanks, Bev.
00:36:19Look, I'm looking for Edie Gould.
00:36:21Is she there?
00:36:22No.
00:36:23No, I haven't seen her.
00:36:25Why?
00:36:26Anything wrong?
00:36:27Oh, no, no.
00:36:29I just wanted to talk to her, that's all.
00:36:32If she comes in, would you tell her I called?
00:36:35Sure thing.
00:36:36Thanks, Bev.
00:36:38Nice to talk to you.
00:36:40Bye.
00:36:41Bye.
00:36:46Yeah, sure, I'll hold.
00:36:48Put him on.
00:36:50Yes, Phil, yes.
00:36:52No, Phil, we still live here.
00:36:54We haven't moved out of town permanently.
00:36:56Listen, Phil, which computer is down?
00:36:59Well, did you check to see if you plugged it in?
00:37:02No, Phil, I'm kidding.
00:37:03Yes, I am kidding.
00:37:05I can be there in half an hour.
00:37:07I'm sorry about yesterday, Phil.
00:37:09I will be there in half an hour, OK?
00:37:11All right, thank you.
00:37:16You don't look much better than today's news.
00:37:19Thanks.
00:37:20You're welcome.
00:37:21You sure you don't have a virus?
00:37:23Hello?
00:37:25Well, yes, Edie.
00:37:27Yes, I was wondering why I hadn't heard from you.
00:37:31Yes, I can make it.
00:37:34I'll see you there.
00:37:36All right.
00:37:37Going out?
00:37:38Who was that?
00:37:39Oh, Edie Gould.
00:37:40She's an old school friend.
00:37:41I haven't seen her in years and suddenly ran into her yesterday.
00:37:44Quite by accident.
00:37:46I thought you were in bed all day yesterday.
00:37:48I met the day before.
00:37:49Anyway, she said she'd call and we'd have lunch.
00:37:51Well, it's up to you, but I don't think you ought to go out.
00:37:54Oh, but I'll only be gone an hour or so.
00:37:57Then I'll come home and take it easy.
00:37:59OK, you'd better, because if you're not well tomorrow,
00:38:02I'm going to call the meanest doctor I can find.
00:38:04OK?
00:38:05I'll see if I can get home early tonight.
00:38:07I love you.
00:38:38Edie, I'm sorry.
00:38:40Honey, honey, you relax.
00:38:42Relax.
00:38:43Everything's under control.
00:38:45Would you like to have a coffee?
00:38:46No, my stomach's been acting up.
00:38:47Oh, come on.
00:38:48You better take something.
00:38:49Oh, I'll be all right once I start to play.
00:38:50You know that.
00:38:51Well, you're not going to play.
00:38:53I am.
00:38:54What do you mean?
00:38:55Look, honey, it took me all night.
00:38:56I've got to play.
00:38:57No, no.
00:38:58It took me all night to collect these characters.
00:38:59They know me.
00:39:00They don't know you.
00:39:01You're just along for the ride.
00:39:02But, Edie, I want to...
00:39:03I know what I'm doing.
00:39:05OK?
00:39:08OK?
00:39:10OK.
00:39:13Let's go.
00:39:20Listen, there's one more thing.
00:39:22If you get yourself out of this mind,
00:39:25I want your word that you're going to knock it off.
00:39:27I don't know what you're talking about.
00:39:29I mean, don't expect me to help you anymore.
00:39:33OK?
00:39:37OK.
00:39:44They're all here.
00:39:45Oh, thanks, hon.
00:39:46You've been a big help.
00:39:49Well, good morning, everyone.
00:39:51Hi, Edie.
00:39:52Hi.
00:39:53I bet you're a girl after my own heart.
00:39:55Oh, well, that's not all I'm after.
00:39:58I want you all to meet Ellie Barkley.
00:40:00Now, may I present...
00:40:01Oh, come on now.
00:40:02You all introduce yourselves.
00:40:03I'm Jerry.
00:40:04Call me Bob.
00:40:05Hello.
00:40:06Ellie's my good luck charm.
00:40:07Listen, you may need luck, but you don't need charm.
00:40:09You've got it all.
00:40:10Oh, my.
00:40:11Let me see how you feel an hour from now.
00:40:13Come on, we've got a seat warmed up for you.
00:40:15You all don't mind a kibitzer, do you?
00:40:17Oh, well, it all depends on who's asking.
00:40:19I'm sure I speak for all of us.
00:40:21You're a square shooter.
00:40:22Edie, we all know that.
00:40:23Make yourself comfortable, Ellie.
00:40:26Yes.
00:40:27Good.
00:40:28OK.
00:40:30There you are.
00:40:31Let's ante up.
00:40:34Down and...
00:40:36That's good.
00:40:40Open.
00:40:42Not me.
00:40:43I'll call.
00:40:45I'll meet you and bump you once.
00:40:49I'll fold.
00:40:53Call.
00:40:55Too steep for me.
00:40:56How many cards?
00:40:58Two.
00:40:59Two cards.
00:41:01I'll play these.
00:41:02What?
00:41:05What's your pleasure, opener?
00:41:09I'll check to the razor.
00:41:11Oh, I think my hand's worth, uh...
00:41:17One hundred.
00:41:23My openness.
00:41:25Oh, I'm going to enjoy taking your money.
00:41:28You never used to scare so easily.
00:41:30Ellie, Ellie, would you mind getting me a drink, honey?
00:41:32A little bourbon and branch water.
00:41:34Good idea.
00:41:36There we are.
00:41:38Ante up.
00:41:39Ante up.
00:41:42Down and...
00:41:45It's bugging her.
00:41:47She let him bluff her without a fight.
00:41:51Am I in?
00:41:52No, no.
00:41:53You're in.
00:41:54Yes, yes.
00:41:55And I open.
00:42:01Thanks.
00:42:02Yuck.
00:42:03I'm out.
00:42:04Uh, I'm out.
00:42:07Okay.
00:42:08I'll see you, opener.
00:42:10And I'll raise you...
00:42:12Forty.
00:42:16I'll see your forty.
00:42:20Raise your sixty.
00:42:22I like round numbers.
00:42:26I'll see your sixty.
00:42:30And I'll raise you fifty.
00:42:32Rising poker's going up.
00:42:35I'll see your fifty.
00:42:37And I'll raise you a hundred.
00:42:39Oh, it's getting interesting now.
00:42:42Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:42:45You're not going to bluff me this time.
00:42:49I'll see your hundred.
00:42:52And I'll raise you a hundred.
00:42:53Sounds to me like the lady's got a royal flush.
00:42:58I just call.
00:43:01How many?
00:43:02I'll play these.
00:43:05Me too.
00:43:06Two bad hands.
00:43:08Okay, what are you going to do?
00:43:10I'm going to check.
00:43:11Oh.
00:43:14What about a hundred?
00:43:15I'm just going to call.
00:43:17But I want to see all that royalty.
00:43:22Oh.
00:43:24That's not enough.
00:43:25You know I don't play unless I got them.
00:43:28Read them and leave.
00:43:30Five red ones.
00:43:37That's the way it goes.
00:43:40This just isn't your day.
00:43:41Please let me play.
00:43:43Gentlemen.
00:43:45I find my head is aching.
00:43:47Would you all mind if Ellie played for a while
00:43:49and I'll just sit over there and rest for a minute?
00:43:51Oh, that's a good idea.
00:43:53You can't play your A game if your head's pounded.
00:43:55Sure can.
00:43:56Thank you for being so understanding.
00:43:58Oh, you're welcome.
00:43:59You're better than me.
00:44:01Hey, would you like a new stack, Ellie?
00:44:03Or are you just taking them for eating?
00:44:04No, no.
00:44:05I'll stay with hers.
00:44:06Maybe it'll help her get well.
00:44:08Okay.
00:44:09To your good luck.
00:44:10Yes, good luck.
00:44:11Thank you.
00:44:15You're afraid of getting busted.
00:44:16You shouldn't open the door at all.
00:44:17What do you want?
00:44:19A cup of sugar.
00:44:23How did you hear about the game?
00:44:24Chance of getting in?
00:44:25You'll have to wait for someone to fold.
00:44:32I'll pass.
00:44:34I'll open.
00:44:36I'll write once.
00:44:38How many?
00:44:39One.
00:44:40One.
00:44:42Two.
00:44:43Dark and dirty.
00:44:46I'll stay with these.
00:44:48I'll put the checks to the razor.
00:44:50Likewise.
00:44:51500 more.
00:44:56Without me.
00:44:58Openers.
00:45:04You probably got me beat.
00:45:09Okay, I'll let you steal it.
00:45:12Beginner's luck, Ellie.
00:45:13I wouldn't be surprised.
00:45:15Mind if I watch?
00:45:21Okay.
00:45:27Okay.
00:45:28Cut to you.
00:45:51I don't think it's beginner's luck.
00:45:58It's enough for me.
00:46:00I'm clean.
00:46:01Mind if I sit in?
00:46:04It's been a pleasure.
00:46:05But not today.
00:46:06Goodbye, Jerry.
00:46:07Bye-bye.
00:46:08See you next time.
00:46:21Thank you.
00:46:32Full house.
00:46:35Maximum middle.
00:46:39Gosh.
00:46:46See you at 300.
00:46:47Great drink tonight.
00:46:49I'll see you.
00:46:51Doris.
00:46:52See you and raise you 500.
00:46:55I'm out.
00:47:00Your five.
00:47:01And five more.
00:47:04By me.
00:47:05And to me.
00:47:11I call.
00:47:13Jack high straight.
00:47:16You sure you don't do this for a living?
00:47:17That's enough for me.
00:47:18And me.
00:47:19And me.
00:47:20Wait a minute.
00:47:21I'm just getting started.
00:47:22You're getting started.
00:47:23But that finished me.
00:47:24That was my case money.
00:47:25Don't go away mad.
00:47:27I'm not mad, Ellie.
00:47:28I'm just joking.
00:47:29Bye, love.
00:47:30Oh, it's good.
00:47:31Lucky, lucky day.
00:47:32Want to go to the track with me?
00:47:33No, she doesn't.
00:47:36How much you lost?
00:47:38Well, here's your money.
00:47:40I've already deducted my rent.
00:47:45Hey.
00:47:46Why don't you go home?
00:47:48Here's your steak.
00:47:53I've only got 10,000.
00:47:54Well, that's 10,000 more than you had this morning.
00:47:56Come on, quit while you're ahead.
00:47:58Sure you won't change your mind?
00:48:01That beginner's luck shouldn't be wasted.
00:48:04Particularly since I'm offering you the key to Fort Knox.
00:48:09If you're a beginner, I'm the Pope.
00:48:12What do you mean by the key to Fort Knox?
00:48:14It's your thing.
00:48:15There's no such thing as a sure thing.
00:48:17That's where you're wrong.
00:48:18It's all arranged.
00:48:19Three horse parlor.
00:48:20You can't lose.
00:48:21You're kidding.
00:48:22I bet.
00:48:24You have to let me go.
00:48:25I'm hot now.
00:48:26I could get it all.
00:48:27Will you quit while you're ahead?
00:48:29I'm very grateful to you, but I'm not there yet.
00:48:34Okay.
00:48:35You remember what I said now.
00:48:38Don't call me.
00:48:46Thank you.
00:48:48Well, what do you say?
00:48:50If it's 20, I can beat you to the track.
00:49:03Back-to-windows are now open in both the clubhouse and grandstand.
00:49:15I'll be right back.
00:49:24We're just in time.
00:49:25Our first shot comes up the next week.
00:49:26Excuse me.
00:49:27Jim, how are you doing?
00:49:32It's going off about five to one.
00:49:33Mother's helper number three.
00:49:35Yeah, it's possible.
00:49:36He has good speed.
00:49:39What about number two?
00:49:40Baby biscuit.
00:49:41That's a smart bet.
00:49:42What is it with you?
00:49:43I'm letting you in on a killing and you're doing numbers on me.
00:49:46You want to bet or you want to watch?
00:49:47Okay.
00:49:48Put a hundred on the play.
00:49:50That's all?
00:49:51You don't trust me, do you?
00:49:53I don't believe anything until I see it work.
00:49:56For life.
00:50:00Starter call three.
00:50:14Come on.
00:50:28Wrong turn.
00:50:321,500 on number two to win.
00:50:35Still a non-believer?
00:50:36That's right.
00:50:37Here they go.
00:50:38There's number five.
00:50:39He's off the block for the first time in a row.
00:50:46And there goes the game.
00:50:48It's the start.
00:50:49Starter is into the field.
00:50:51Into the turn.
00:50:52It's mother's helper now in front.
00:50:54Followed by easy number two.
00:50:56And on the outside, baby biscuit.
00:51:00Fourth is returning for hole down.
00:51:02And baby biscuit.
00:51:05Easy number two has mother's helper on the outside.
00:51:06All the outsides, all the outsides, all the wells are e-merging right together, e-merging all over, e-merging, and that's what it is, coming up, it is the Walshers, Walshers, Walshers, Walshers, Walshers, Walshers, Walshers.
00:51:36I wouldn't have picked him in a million years.
00:51:38When I say I've got information, I've got information.
00:51:42No.
00:51:43What's the matter?
00:51:45Howard Stone.
00:51:52Who's Howard Stone, your boyfriend?
00:51:54No, my husband's accountant.
00:51:56Is he married?
00:51:57Yes.
00:51:58Is that blonde sitting next to him his wife?
00:52:01No.
00:52:06Well, you can take your glasses off, honey, it's a standoff.
00:52:08He didn't see you, you didn't see him.
00:52:13Your husband doesn't know you gamble, right?
00:52:17Yeah, I get it, it's none of my business.
00:52:19Come on, let's get our money.
00:52:32Who are you?
00:52:34You know what?
00:52:36God spoke to me.
00:52:39Really?
00:52:40Really.
00:52:41He came to me in a dream and he said, that's number three and the third.
00:52:45Just like that?
00:52:46Well, I bet he played, but I knew.
00:52:49Actually, he was a conductor.
00:52:51He was conducting the March of the Torrien Doors.
00:52:54Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
00:52:57I thought there were only three people playing in the band.
00:53:01That's how I do.
00:53:03You see, March is the third month of the year,
00:53:06and there are only three people playing in the band, you get it?
00:53:10How did you know about number three?
00:53:13I had the same dream.
00:53:18Ellen, you are not taking advantage of the break of a lifetime.
00:53:22I'm going to go for a bundle on this one.
00:53:24The boy said bet number three in the third, and number three came in.
00:53:28From now on, the sky is the limit.
00:53:31What do you mean you didn't know if that tip was for real?
00:53:34Well, let's just say that, um...
00:53:36they have been known to enjoy a practical joke from time to time.
00:53:41Are you coming in on this one, or are you going by the racing form again?
00:53:44Not this time. Just give me the name and number and point me to the window.
00:53:49You're going to love this, number seven.
00:53:51Trusting? I don't believe it.
00:53:53Believe, believe.
00:53:58Number seven, twenty times.
00:54:11Put it all on number seven.
00:54:14You really aren't kidding, are you?
00:54:16You don't know how serious I am.
00:54:18Up to eight thousand dollars, lady.
00:54:20That's right, all of it on number seven.
00:54:23All right.
00:54:28Are you going to buy it?
00:54:32Thirty thousand dollars.
00:54:54And Trusting, now quickly to the outside.
00:54:56Trusting in a drop.
00:54:58It's Trusting.
00:55:05Easy seat, easy seat, number one.
00:55:10I think I'm going to die.
00:55:11I never saw a horse go from dead last to win like that.
00:55:14What are you going to do with all that money?
00:55:15Who's going to explain it?
00:55:16I know where every dollar's going.
00:55:19This whole thing celebrates you. You want a drink?
00:55:21Something tall and cool.
00:55:23Let's race, we own number six. I'll be right back.
00:55:31Bad day?
00:55:33Not good.
00:55:35You come here often?
00:55:36Never on Monday.
00:55:38It's closed.
00:55:42Gee, you and your husband sure look happy.
00:55:44Oh, it's nice to win.
00:55:47I can't even remember what that feels like.
00:55:53That's Soft Baby in the next race.
00:55:56Hey, thanks.
00:56:03Good figures.
00:56:04What do you mean?
00:56:05That horse hasn't got a chance.
00:56:07What are you talking about?
00:56:10What horse?
00:56:11Soft Baby, the one your wife told me to bet.
00:56:13According to the form, she hasn't been in the money all year.
00:56:16I don't know what she's talking about.
00:56:18Your wife told me to bet.
00:56:19According to the form, she hasn't been in the money all year.
00:56:23Not at a mile and a quarter. She can't go the distance.
00:56:27It's your funeral.
00:56:29Where are the drinks?
00:56:32The line was too long.
00:56:36Let's go get our cash.
00:56:48Pretty much.
00:56:52What's the matter?
00:56:56She's right.
00:56:57What do you mean, she's right? She hasn't won a race all day.
00:56:59Soft Baby can't go the distance.
00:57:01First you tell me it's a sure thing,
00:57:03then some loser tells you a horse can't win and you get cold feet?
00:57:06Will you shut up? This is important.
00:57:08Did you call and verify these tips?
00:57:10Look, you don't call these guys. They call you.
00:57:14If I still had my Dick Tracy two-way watch, though, I'd give it a try.
00:57:17But you said they'd given you inside information.
00:57:19Did they or didn't they?
00:57:20I don't know. I just don't know.
00:57:23It doesn't make any sense. Now get off my back. I have to think.
00:57:26With what?
00:57:47I don't know.
00:58:18We're betting or watching. This is where we get rich.
00:58:20Rich? You must be rich already. How much you got there?
00:58:2330,000 and change.
00:58:24You're home.
00:58:25Home free. I'm going to clean up. This is a parley and I'm not going to miss it.
00:58:28What the hell makes you so sure?
00:58:30I know. It's my day.
00:58:33I'm coming in hot.
00:58:34You're going to put it all on Soft Baby? You're totally nuts.
00:58:42Start punching. Number six to win.
00:58:45You're knocking the odds down. That's my horse.
00:58:47Find another.
00:58:54The starter calls the field.
00:59:03You're holding off traffic, lady.
00:59:05Eat your heart out.
00:59:07She gave me her ticket.
00:59:08Congratulations. What number do you want?
00:59:11I got it already.
00:59:16It's a start. They're off and pacing.
00:59:19They're moving for the first turn into the turn's petty along the rail with a touch of the blue.
00:59:24It's a start. They're off and pacing.
00:59:27They're moving for the first turn into the turn's petty along the rail with a touch of the blue.
00:59:33It's a start. They're off and pacing.
00:59:34They're moving for the first turn into the turn's petty along the rail with a touch of the blue.
00:59:38The main spot. Dropping into the third. Further back on the outside is Soft Baby.
00:59:44They're moving on the turn for the back stretch.
00:59:47It's a touch of the blue. There's Betty O.
00:59:50That's not a good spot. Further back on the outside is Soft Baby on point.
00:59:56On the back stretch. Still touching the blue. Betty O.
01:00:00Come on, you can do it, come on, come on, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop,
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01:04:32Look, would you hold off cashing those checks for a day or two?
01:04:36You're not telling me those checks are no good, are you? No, you're too smart for that.
01:04:40You'll get your money.
01:04:42Look, if this is a problem, I can call your husband and arrange for him to make easy payments.
01:04:46Leave him out of it.
01:04:47I hope I can. See you later.
01:04:50Hey, Bill, have you seen Eleanor? You haven't. No, no problem, I'm just trying to...
01:05:04Daddy, we've got to go. I'll call you back.
01:05:06I'm responsible for my class's food.
01:05:08Yeah, I know. Okay, let me leave a note for Eleanor.
01:05:11Hey, I tell you what, I have an idea. Why don't I call Carl's father and have him come over and pick you up and then Eleanor...
01:05:16Daddy, you promised to help.
01:05:17Okay, Stacy, let me finish this note.
01:05:22Okay, let's go. Come on, come on, come on.
01:05:25Hurry, hurry, hurry.
01:05:42Ellie.
01:05:44What's wrong?
01:05:47I'm in trouble, bad trouble.
01:05:51I know what you're thinking, but this time it's different. I swear.
01:05:57Does Bill know?
01:05:59No. You've got to help me or I'll lose him.
01:06:04If I could prevent that, I would.
01:06:06But you can't.
01:06:08If I could put the money back, if you could give it to me, then I...
01:06:11That would save your marriage?
01:06:13Yes.
01:06:14Ellie, Ellie, tell him the truth. Maybe he'll understand.
01:06:20Not this.
01:06:25I gambled away $30,000 that he had put away to buy a business for himself.
01:06:30Oh, my God.
01:06:36Ellie, I haven't got it.
01:06:39And if I did have, I don't think I'd give it to you.
01:06:42Look, I gave out some bad checks, $1,500 worth. Just give me that much.
01:06:48I can't.
01:06:49Mother, I'll lose him.
01:06:51Oh, it's a little late to think about that now.
01:06:53Everybody can't be perfect.
01:06:59I didn't mean that, Mother. I didn't mean that.
01:07:03Don't.
01:07:04I'm sorry.
01:07:05Please, please don't humble yourself this way.
01:07:08It can't change anything.
01:07:10I know you don't believe me, but I am trying to help you.
01:07:27What are you going to do now?
01:07:30I don't know.
01:07:35I don't know.
01:08:05I don't know.
01:08:35I don't know.
01:09:05I don't know.
01:09:35I don't know.
01:10:05Hey, hey, hey. Easy does it. Easy does it.
01:10:20Please.
01:10:21We're closed.
01:10:22Please let me in.
01:10:23I can't let you in.
01:10:24It's important.
01:10:25It's after hours.
01:10:26Please, help me. I need the money. Please.
01:10:32I want your fingers.
01:10:42These aren't hot, are they? I mean, you haven't gone and done anything dumb.
01:10:45They're not hot.
01:10:47Hey, there's a beauty.
01:10:49It's not worth much to hot, but I like this kind of stuff.
01:10:52You sure you don't want to keep them?
01:10:53I'm sure.
01:10:54Then sell it to me, okay? I mean, unless you think you might want it back.
01:10:56Please, how much? How much?
01:11:01I don't know.
01:11:11Has Rick Sanders come in yet?
01:11:12Haven't seen him.
01:11:22Have a five draw, seat open, five to ten draw.
01:11:32Thank you.
01:11:37Beverly, I'm trying to find Rick Sanders.
01:11:39Rick Sanders? That creep. What do you want him for?
01:11:43I have a debt to pay.
01:11:44Why don't you throw yourself in front of a train?
01:11:47Twenty.
01:11:48Twenty-one.
01:11:49Harley, you look terrible.
01:11:51I'm indeed glad.
01:11:53I don't remember. Sometime yesterday, I guess.
01:11:55Come on with me.
01:11:58Would you let me know if Rick Sanders comes in?
01:12:00Sure thing.
01:12:10Rita, let me have a burger and some coffee and bring it to my office, please.
01:12:17We'll get some food in you and then you get out of here.
01:12:20I can't. I have to pay him.
01:12:22Leave the money with me. I'll pay him.
01:12:24No, I want to do it myself.
01:12:26You know you're a pain.
01:12:28Save your breath, Beverly. I've been told off by experts.
01:12:31Damn right I'm an expert.
01:12:33And I know a loser when I see one.
01:12:35You're a good looking woman. You're smart. You have a family you care about.
01:12:38And you're going to lose it all.
01:12:40And I don't want to see that happen to anybody.
01:12:42I thought you were supposed to drum up business, not turn it away.
01:12:45Beverly Craig, you're wanted at the cashier's desk. Beverly Craig.
01:12:49I've got to go to work.
01:12:50Listen, Ellie, I don't know what kind of a jam you're in, but you stay away from those tables.
01:12:55Eat your dinner and split.
01:13:26Thank you.
01:13:40Two blue.
01:13:44Five.
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01:13:56Eight.
01:13:57Nine.
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01:21:10That's it. I've had it.
01:21:14Sometimes I feel like an old woman.
01:21:28Hey, we have a date, remember?
01:21:35I lost the money.
01:21:36That's not my fault.
01:21:40Look, give me a couple of days.
01:21:43Forget it. That's what you said this afternoon.
01:21:46Come in here tonight and you're gambling my money.
01:21:48I'll get some more.
01:21:49I want it now!
01:21:50Okay, okay, give me five minutes. I'll have the money.
01:21:59Guess that's it. Yes?
01:22:01Yes, thank you.
01:22:02Bev, I have to see you.
01:22:03You don't have to tell me. I saw.
01:22:05Oh, this is my boss, Tom Harris. Tom, meet Eleanor.
01:22:09Hello.
01:22:10I have to see you alone.
01:22:11No sweat. I was just leaving anyway.
01:22:14Oh, take it easy with those names. I've got checked in that list.
01:22:18Will do.
01:22:19They're in way over their heads already.
01:22:21Good night.
01:22:22Good night.
01:22:25I need $1,500.
01:22:26Sorry, I can't do it.
01:22:27I'm not going to play. I've got to buy my checks back from Rick. Please, Bev.
01:22:29I know you mean it now, but what about tomorrow? What about next week?
01:22:32Don't you understand? If I get those checks back, I'll tell Bill the truth. I'll take my chances.
01:22:35Oh, sure you will. Why don't you wise up?
01:22:38You can't stop.
01:22:40Take this to the cashier.
01:23:08Cashier.
01:23:14And that's it.
01:23:16I'm borrowing you from the club.
01:23:18And the other clubs use the same bar list.
01:23:22I don't know how to thank you.
01:23:23I'll pay you back, I promise.
01:23:25I expect you to.
01:23:28Thanks.
01:23:39Charlie, there's a woman on the way over with the chit.
01:23:42Pay her and put it in the hold file.
01:23:46I know I'm over.
01:23:48That's my funeral, not yours.
01:23:58I'll wait here.
01:23:59Ellie, I thought we were friends.
01:24:01That's no way to treat a friend.
01:24:03I hate to feel you didn't trust me.
01:24:05Rick, please.
01:24:06Come on, it's just down the block. Come on, come on.
01:24:37I hope you like scotch.
01:24:39That's all I've got.
01:24:40I don't want any.
01:24:42Nor do I charge.
01:24:43Give me the checks.
01:24:45Okay, okay.
01:24:48I can see you're not feeling very friendly.
01:24:51You know, I'm very disappointed in you, Ellie.
01:24:54I thought today was the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
01:24:57Give me the checks.
01:25:03Okay.
01:25:05Okay.
01:25:14Now, that's funny.
01:25:16I could have sworn I left them in there.
01:25:34Okay.
01:25:52You're not going to give them to me, are you?
01:25:54Of course I am.
01:25:56I'm a man of my word.
01:25:59I just can't remember where the hell I put them, that's all.
01:26:01Pig.
01:26:04Pig.
01:26:12Now, look.
01:26:14Two mature people, right?
01:26:16You'll get your checks back.
01:26:31Hello, Eleanor.
01:26:35Mr. Douglas?
01:26:36Oh, uh, yes.
01:26:38No, no, I wasn't really asleep.
01:26:42What's up?
01:26:46Yes, I did write a check for $30,000.
01:26:48Why?
01:26:52Well, I'm sure there's some mistake because my wife deposited those funds several days ago.
01:26:59What do you mean you don't have a record of it?
01:27:01You must have a record of it.
01:27:05Well, uh, yes.
01:27:07Yes, I'm sure that there is a reasonable explanation of this.
01:27:10Uh, can I get back to you?
01:27:13Yes, I'll call you back.
01:27:15Yes, I will.
01:27:16Thank you.
01:27:34Thank you.
01:28:04Where have you been?
01:28:35What happened to you?
01:28:37My God.
01:28:50Don't, please don't.
01:28:53All right, damn it!
01:28:56Where were you?
01:28:58I want some answers here.
01:28:59Where were you?
01:29:01I was at the Clover Club.
01:29:04The Clover Club? What the hell is the Clover Club?
01:29:08It's a place where people go to gamble.
01:29:10Well, who were you with?
01:29:13I went alone.
01:29:14I always go alone.
01:29:19Wait a minute here, you're just not making any sense now, Eleanor.
01:29:22What the hell is going on?
01:29:25I'm a gambler.
01:29:30Last night your, your jewelry was gone, your coat.
01:29:32I pawned them.
01:29:33I needed the money.
01:29:37Honey, what are you talking about?
01:29:38Why didn't you come to me?
01:29:39I would have given you money.
01:29:40It wouldn't have been enough.
01:29:45Six months ago I lost $750 in a bridge game.
01:29:50I've been trying to win it back ever since.
01:29:58Eleanor.
01:30:01The bank called.
01:30:02What happened to the $30,000 in my account?
01:30:04Gone.
01:30:05I gambled it all away, every penny of it.
01:30:21All my life I've tried to stop.
01:30:25I couldn't.
01:30:29I tried to tell you.
01:30:33I couldn't.
01:30:38Bill, I'm so sorry.
01:30:40Did you say you're sorry?
01:30:43Who are you?
01:30:45I don't even know who you are.
01:30:48Who in the hell are you? That's what I want to know.
01:30:52I'm a compulsive gambler.
01:30:54You're talking about 12 years out of my life,
01:30:57and all you can say is that you're a gambler?
01:30:59Where do you think you're going?
01:31:00I'm leaving.
01:31:01You're not going anywhere.
01:31:02You're going to stay right here and we're going to work this thing out.
01:31:04It can't happen that way.
01:31:06Why not? I love you.
01:31:07I just destroyed your life and you're telling me you care about me?
01:31:10I do. I don't give a damn about the money.
01:31:11Don't be kind to me, Bill, please.
01:31:12I'm not being kind to you. I love you.
01:31:14I just stayed in a motel with a man last night to pay off a debt.
01:31:17You still love me?
01:31:27All right.
01:31:29You made your point.
01:31:32Why don't you just get whatever it is you want and go?
01:31:42I'll pay you back, Bill, I promise.
01:31:44I'm not interested in that.
01:31:46I promise.
01:31:50Say goodbye to Stacy for me.
01:32:01I love you.
01:32:15I don't know if it was Bill or Beverly or my mother or maybe even Rick Santos,
01:32:21but somewhere that night I found out I didn't want to be a loser anymore.
01:32:26That's when I called Gambler's Anonymous.
01:32:29I've got a job now and I'm trying to repay some of my debts.
01:32:34I'm even beginning to feel good about myself.
01:32:37I still want to gamble, but I found out there's a big difference between winning and losing.
01:33:29You don't know what God has in store for you.
01:33:31You don't know what God has in store for you.
01:33:33You don't know what God has in store for you.
01:33:39Hello, Beverly.
01:33:40Ellie.
01:33:41How are you?
01:33:42Good, and you?
01:33:43I'm fine. I have something for you.
01:33:44Oh.
01:33:47Say, that's a lot of money.
01:33:50Are you sure you can manage?
01:33:51Yes.
01:33:54What was that for?
01:33:56Just for being a good friend.
01:33:58How is everything else?
01:34:00Oh, I'm managing.
01:34:02Bill and I are separated.
01:34:03Permanently?
01:34:05He has a lot to forgive.
01:34:12Here you are.
01:34:13Thank you very much.
01:34:26Hello, Eleanor.
01:34:27Hello, Bill.
01:34:29I was just looking at the easels while I'm in the market.
01:34:35Would you like to see one in particular?
01:34:38Well, I think you know which one it is.
01:34:39It's the one Stacy's been dropping gentle hints about all month.
01:34:42Yes, I know the one.
01:34:43Marie, would you get the aluminum easel from the back, model 305?
01:34:48Would you like a gift wrap?
01:34:49No.
01:34:50I'll take it as it is.
01:34:51Thank you.
01:34:52Thank you.
01:34:56Well, how are you?
01:34:58I'm fine. You?
01:34:59Okay.
01:35:02I got the checks, thanks.
01:35:04Look, I have a little birthday present for Stacy.
01:35:08I wasn't going to have it delivered, but maybe you could take it with you.
01:35:10I think she'd enjoy it a lot more if you gave it to her in person.
01:35:17I don't think so.
01:35:186.30.
01:35:19Tomorrow at the house.
01:35:20We've got a lot to talk about.
01:35:25Okay.
01:35:27I'd like that.
01:35:33Oh, thank you.
01:35:34It's great.
01:35:506.30.
01:35:51Thank you.

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