Strangler Of Vienna | Full Movie | Guido Zurli (as John Zurli) | Victor Buono, Franca Polesello, Brad Harris, Dario Michaelis

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STRANGLER OF VIENNA
| Dark Comedy, Slasher Horror, Comedy, Crime, Horror | 1971 |

Plot:
After being released from a mental hospital, Otto returns to his old job as a butcher. He tries to adjust to his new life, but after a bitter argument with his wife, he accidentally kills her. Fearing he will be sent back to the hospital, he grinds up her body and sells it as sausages. As friends and relatives start asking questions about her disappearance, they too start ending up in the butcher's display case.

Crew:

• Directed by: Guido Zurli (as John Zurli)
• Written by: Dag Molin, Robert H. Oliver (as Robert H. Oliver), Dick Randall (as Robert H. Oliver), Charles Ross
• Starring: Victor Buono, Franca Polesello, Brad Harris, Dario Michaelis
• Produced by: Benito Bertaccini
• Music by: Alessandro Alessandroni
• Cinematography: Augusto Tiezzi
• Edited by: Enzo Alabiso, Graham Lee Mahin

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Transcript
00:00:00You
00:00:30You
00:01:00You
00:01:30You
00:02:00I
00:02:30Thought the camera so nice to see you again in this office. Yeah, but isn't likely after this
00:02:36I don't be angry with me doctor, please
00:02:40I'm the Emperor
00:02:42I
00:02:44Wish these two idiots would get their hands away
00:02:47You must resign yourself my dear Emperor that your country has once again fallen
00:03:00I
00:03:15Feel all right
00:03:17Except what is a problem?
00:03:19sleeping
00:03:21It's more important. How do you think I am? You are completely well
00:03:26Are you willing to put that in writing?
00:03:31I've made up this document. Here's your proof
00:03:35It's the one and all that you have completed your treatment
00:03:45You were just a little run down
00:03:47Needed a little rest, but after this cure
00:03:51Yeah, but I was sent to this madhouse only because I hit miss Kutzman with two pounds of liver
00:03:56She was never sick now, I'm very going home, but if I see miss Kutzman again, I still hit up his two pounds of liver
00:04:06No
00:04:10I'm no longer mad
00:04:14Technically speaking the term that doesn't signify a thing. There are certain pathological conditions that I don't want to leave here
00:04:22Don't you want to go back to your work
00:04:24Time's a bit butcher in Vienna. No, what a beautiful family my precious wife. My precious wife's precious, brother
00:04:34Do I have to go yes, you must go on
00:04:37Give them moments of despair and perhaps you will be a bit dysfunctional
00:04:41All of this will pass
00:04:43I'm perfectly sure
00:04:52Finally Otto my how much weight you've lost since I was last here
00:04:59Thinking of you in here
00:05:01You will be happy to know that other has had the best treatment
00:05:04Oh, I don't doubt it. The things of the agony of having a husband locked up in a mental home
00:05:09I have the papers here that will permit this really
00:05:16Poor wife having a husband locked up in a mental home
00:05:21May I remind you mrs. Lehman that the papers committing out of it is institution was signed and executed by you
00:05:27I would force to do it and you got to know why
00:05:37Let's not stop Otto let's just go home
00:05:51I
00:06:21It's a pleasure to see you
00:06:41Dirty
00:06:44You look tired cars
00:06:46Yes, you want to take the day off go to my house. Yeah sit in my chair
00:06:52Drink my beer
00:06:55But don't ever come behind my counter again
00:07:09And now young lady, yeah, I don't know I'm at your service
00:07:17To be prepared in what manner
00:07:21I don't know what to fix. I find it quite difficult
00:07:25Maybe I have
00:07:28When you buy a piece of cloth, you know how you are going to use it
00:07:34Don't expect me to cut the meat if you don't know how you are going to cook it
00:07:42Very good now, I know how to proceed
00:07:52Let me explain
00:07:55Animals
00:07:58Who just have it with art
00:08:21I
00:08:52Do mine
00:08:56I'm never cut bigger than one sixth of an inch not thinner than one day and they are never be
00:09:04My solicitation to the counselor. Thank you
00:09:21You
00:09:26It's come to town
00:09:32It's the right price there's inflation and everything costs more
00:09:39Almost everyone is eating potatoes and can't afford sausages
00:09:44Nonsense, the Viennese have already eaten sausages, but they can't be sold in less than six pounds Otto they can
00:09:51Huh?
00:09:52It's not possible. It is. Oh, you tell me
00:09:57like this
00:10:07They got five crowns wholesale for me to make
00:10:11Now they got two crowns heavy
00:10:15Honey, it's impossible
00:10:21Oh
00:10:32Yes, I know I use it so you're not coming home by you you're crazy
00:10:44Anna
00:10:46I have an official certificate that proves I'm not crazy
00:10:51Do you have fun? But what will people say if you don't come home? Your place is there with me? My place is here
00:10:58Anna
00:11:00That's my name on the door
00:11:03Come home. You are my husband three years in a madhouse is a long time
00:11:08But I had to do it after to avoid you going to jail
00:11:12Layman
00:11:19Another measure for today one crown 50 coins of a pound
00:11:41I
00:12:11I
00:12:41I
00:13:11I
00:13:41I
00:14:11I
00:14:41I
00:15:11I
00:15:41I
00:15:55Have no time Hannah the shop takes every minute
00:15:59Everyone knows that you've come back. What will they think of me when they realize they won't even put in our albino?
00:16:05What do I think of me? Huh? I
00:16:08Don't think what they want. Only one thing matters now that our customers are brought back
00:16:14You're losing our customers treating them as though you're a customers profit in a popular top
00:16:20I'm the best butcher in Vienna and the best butcher in Vienna is crazy in his head. Really crazy
00:16:26And to prove that you send this is coming to the hospital three years ago. That's something an accident
00:16:34but now
00:16:35That is all behind me
00:16:40Always make excuses, but we have to bend backwards to save you from jail
00:16:45It forgive me if I seem ungrateful, but perhaps three years in the madhouse were a bit worse. What do you mean?
00:16:58And then my return to normal life must be gradual dr. Kramer said so
00:17:05Goodnight
00:17:35I
00:18:05Know you're coming home. You hear me? You're coming home with me. Dr. Kramer. I don't care
00:18:23If you think you're cured I've never been here and you're coming home. I'll be very sorry
00:18:30Yes, your husband you're coming with me
00:18:36Kramer
00:18:41What are you waiting for let's go
00:19:05Oh
00:19:25I'm teaching you
00:19:29You know this town's a bore
00:19:32Nothing ever happens around here not take your neighbors the Germans they know how to make news look
00:19:41Train wreck in Munich six kill 23 seriously injured great stuff
00:19:50An 80 year old woman is sexually assaulted by a 15 year old boy beautiful
00:19:55Mystery monster again bites the 13th victim now that sells newspapers Vienna
00:20:02Nothing, absolutely nothing
00:20:04Everybody around here is too busy having a good time
00:20:07So I ask you what news can I send my papers?
00:20:10What would you say to the correspondent of the Chicago Tribune?
00:20:14Keep downstairs from the police station
00:20:18Don't get personal cloud
00:20:20My editor would never speak
00:20:50The mystery monster of Vienna strikes again
00:21:00What the devil do you want of me and out of me I want you to find the culprit you're here
00:21:07And who else then are you not the police
00:21:11You're right madam the prolonged inactivity of the police has rendered them incapable of handling such tragedies
00:21:20That's right young man three years back in Vienna. There was a mad butcher who committed a murder
00:21:26And what do you think the police did?
00:21:31Nothing my foot we arrested him and had him sent to a lunatic asylum
00:21:35But now he is out of there
00:21:37Do you wish to accuse of a bully man and who else could it have been the evidence?
00:21:40The evidence you will have to find out
00:21:50Autumn 27
00:21:54All you have to do is go to the many wine cellars of Vienna and
00:21:57Find out who sold a bottle of this wine and make your arrest get it
00:22:02And then then take some people and keep them all the way back from where they have come
00:22:09His behavior is bad, but he has really a heart of gold
00:22:15Residuous madam the inspector will find the man who killed your cat
00:22:20and how
00:22:25One of these days
00:22:27You'll find a way to deport me from Vienna
00:22:31You've been saying that for two years
00:22:33What would you do without me? I would live in peace without you
00:22:37Now I'd be dull, but I need some information for the readers of the Chicago Tribune like who killed the cat
00:22:43Save your backup Mike
00:22:45You can tell your readers that the orders of men are to keep everyone alert
00:23:15I
00:23:45I
00:24:15I
00:24:36Are you watching I
00:24:39Was watching the most wonderful sight created
00:24:43By all the enjoyment after the long hours of toil
00:24:51Have you forgotten that the cause made you my boss and my responsibility
00:24:56Until I was in the middle home the mandate has not been revoked and the shop license is still in my hands
00:25:01So I'm so I'm your wife Otto and I just can't stand all of this humiliation
00:25:08I can't stand the idea of becoming the laughingstock of the neighborhood
00:25:14Never if you will just leave me to my business
00:25:37I
00:26:07I
00:26:37I
00:27:07Oh
00:27:34We're going in or coming up I was going out
00:27:37Why?
00:27:38Uh, to take a walk with some of the night.
00:27:42What do you want of me? I work all day.
00:27:46Mr. Lehmann, it happens to be my job to guard the community all night.
00:27:50Well, then, guard!
00:27:52If you see the French coming, light a fire.
00:28:07Put this down.
00:28:37Meat is meat.
00:28:52But Otto, this used to be my job.
00:28:55I'm doing it now.
00:28:57Otto, we agreed that I was to take the cart and go out and sell.
00:29:01Why didn't you last night?
00:29:02There weren't any sausages.
00:29:04Because the farms weren't any of them left.
00:29:07And these, what are they?
00:29:09But we didn't have any pork meat to make them with.
00:29:13Have you ever heard of Mr. Winkelmann?
00:29:15Uh-uh.
00:29:17He was the cook at the Golden Eagle.
00:29:19He was known for his skylark pie.
00:29:22It was his specialty.
00:29:24But to his friend, he admitted putting in a little horse meat.
00:29:28Half and half, to be precise.
00:29:30One skylark, one horse.
00:29:34Do I realize it?
00:29:36Carl, I want you to do something.
00:29:39By Monday, bring me 20 pounds of pork and horse meat.
00:29:46Hmm.
00:29:49But Otto, we could be in trouble.
00:29:51Otto won't agree with this formula.
00:29:53And it ought to the police, Otto.
00:29:56By the way, I haven't seen her for a couple of days.
00:30:00Really?
00:30:02She can go where she wants.
00:30:04I don't care.
00:30:06Good morning.
00:30:07Come in.
00:30:10My day isn't complete without seeing you.
00:30:13What's with the bells?
00:30:15I'll bet Miss Kutz brings them back.
00:30:18There.
00:30:19Another Harvey's been here.
00:30:21Don't tell me.
00:30:23I don't know.
00:30:25You're jokey.
00:30:27A cat nappy.
00:30:29Vienna's beginning to liven up.
00:30:31Are you going to handle this personally?
00:30:33Get out.
00:30:35Now, you wouldn't throw out a member of the foreign press?
00:30:37I'd eat him up if he doesn't get out.
00:30:40That's because I beat you at chess last night.
00:30:42Get out.
00:30:44Just wait until you hear the report Wegener's got to make.
00:30:47Wegener has a report to make?
00:30:50Second class officer Wegener.
00:30:52Reporting, sir.
00:30:53I'm in.
00:30:55Hold.
00:30:56Stand there.
00:30:57Let me hear the report.
00:30:59In accordance with my duties I passed last night at 1.23 in front of the butcher shop of Otto Lehmann.
00:31:04The door was open and the lights were on.
00:31:06They said Lehmann was at the entrance.
00:31:08Performing opportune investigations, I was alert to notice that in the shop there was a very big sack full of blood.
00:31:14I don't know, sir.
00:31:15The sack was closed.
00:31:16And you didn't think of opening it?
00:31:17I did not have a search warrant, sir.
00:31:19Did you hear that?
00:31:20He didn't have a search warrant.
00:31:22So what did you do?
00:31:24I cleverly made my interrogation then.
00:31:26Don't tell me that you asked him what was in the sack.
00:31:30No, I pretended, of course, not to have observed it, sir.
00:31:33You are a fox, Wegener.
00:31:36Thank you, sir.
00:31:38So I asked him if he was just leaving or returning.
00:31:40Then and there I knew that Lehmann was lying to me.
00:31:43That's so.
00:31:44Quite so.
00:31:45My idea was that he was pretending to me that he was coming home.
00:31:48When he was really going out.
00:31:50If I can express all intellectual mind, Wegener, don't do it.
00:31:54It could hurt you.
00:31:59Are they all like that?
00:32:00Your men on the beat?
00:32:01Even best.
00:32:06What's got hold of you?
00:32:08I was just thinking.
00:32:09It's a big story.
00:32:10Mike Lawrence is about to solve the cat invasion.
00:32:14Samuel, Mike, I've had more than enough of your joking around in my office.
00:32:19You mean you'd be that way?
00:32:21You won't give me a job?
00:32:22I'm your man.
00:32:23Come on, Klaus.
00:32:24Let me help.
00:32:25I forbid you to meddle in police matters.
00:32:28Who's meddling?
00:32:29I'm collaborating.
00:32:30With me and Wegener?
00:32:31How can you miss?
00:32:32Just get out of my office.
00:32:34Just want to help.
00:32:35Get out, I say.
00:32:38All right.
00:32:39That's what I call gratitude.
00:32:44Are you still mad?
00:32:45Ow!
00:33:02You've done good.
00:33:04Good.
00:33:06Dog, this is good dog.
00:33:09Dog, this is good dog.
00:33:14Very good.
00:33:16Very good dog.
00:33:17Very good.
00:33:18Very good.
00:33:19Slow it.
00:33:22Very good.
00:33:38Very good.
00:33:58I got 30 crowns for you, huh?
00:34:00Kid, I wouldn't give it to you for a hundred.
00:34:03Oh!
00:34:07Oh!
00:34:08You offer a lady a drink?
00:34:10Yes.
00:34:11Be my guest.
00:34:12No.
00:34:13Miserly.
00:34:14Muddy.
00:34:16Who needs a drink?
00:34:17Miserly, have I?
00:34:18Muddy?
00:34:19What good is that to you?
00:34:20You won't even offer a box beer to a lady.
00:34:24Waiter!
00:34:25Bring the lady anything she wants.
00:34:27Okay.
00:34:28Bring me a schnapps.
00:34:30Happy now?
00:34:32Nice man.
00:34:33You finished feasting your eyes?
00:34:35Well, feeling's not free, pal.
00:34:37How much?
00:34:3850 crowns.
00:34:43Crazy.
00:34:4450 crowns?
00:34:45That's a lot to pay for a few minutes.
00:34:47You wouldn't bargain with a lady.
00:34:54Where do we go?
00:34:55Anywhere you want.
00:34:57Haven't you got a place?
00:35:01There's somebody living there.
00:35:03Then what do you expect me to do?
00:35:05It's not my fault.
00:35:06I had a selfish brother-in-law that put me in this meek position.
00:35:12Why don't you tell him to go to another place?
00:35:15For two crowns, I would.
00:35:17The apartment belongs to my sister.
00:35:19Maybe she could get him out.
00:35:21Well, I don't see a big problem.
00:35:23He goes out.
00:35:24I go to people too.
00:35:27Yeah.
00:35:28Yeah.
00:35:29For a while.
00:35:30Come on, let's hurry.
00:35:31While he's vending sausages, we'll go to the apartment.
00:35:33Let's go.
00:35:34There'll be no trouble?
00:35:35No.
00:35:36Come on.
00:35:40Can you order, Carl?
00:35:41Yeah, yeah.
00:35:42Yeah.
00:35:43Bye.
00:36:00Bye.
00:36:05Bye.
00:36:09Bye.
00:36:15Bye.
00:36:25Bye.
00:36:27Bye.
00:36:31Bye.
00:36:46Hey, wait.
00:36:48What is it?
00:36:51Kenny.
00:36:53Polish sausages.
00:36:54Polish?
00:36:57Nothing better.
00:37:00Here.
00:37:05What the hell are you?
00:37:06Open the hole.
00:37:08Thanks.
00:37:18The best I've eaten, Lambert.
00:37:30Yeah.
00:37:42Yeah.
00:37:43Yeah.
00:37:59Otto.
00:38:00Pete.
00:38:01You're late.
00:38:02It was just one of those things, Otto.
00:38:04I mean...
00:38:07It would have been worse if I had taken him to the house.
00:38:10What would Hanna have said?
00:38:12You two discuss your problems.
00:38:13I'm going home.
00:38:14And did I pay?
00:38:16Your sister is a whore.
00:38:19And you are a pig.
00:38:21Don't talk about my sister that way.
00:38:23After all, this is her place.
00:38:34Get out.
00:38:35Yes, Otto.
00:38:36I'm sorry.
00:38:38Believe me, I won't bother you again.
00:38:39Out!
00:38:42Out!
00:38:45Get out!
00:38:46And don't come back!
00:38:47I'll kill you!
00:38:49I'm sorry, Otto.
00:38:50I'm sorry.
00:38:54It's for you, you slut.
00:38:56Out.
00:38:57You can't call me names like that.
00:38:59I'm a lady.
00:39:00How low and cheap you are.
00:39:02Lady.
00:39:09Otto cost you.
00:39:12Get out.
00:39:36My compliments to you nasty cats.
00:39:37Noisy the whole night long.
00:39:39Hey.
00:39:40Watch it.
00:39:41Don't be that way, you know.
00:39:42You're a peeping Tom.
00:39:44And no better than the company you're keeping.
00:39:48I'll see you again, my dear.
00:39:51Everybody's nervous on this trip.
00:39:57Another bottle.
00:40:02Why are you sneaking around this late?
00:40:04Miss Kunstmann?
00:40:06I left her with Wigner.
00:40:08Wigner?
00:40:09Now that's a fine pair.
00:40:10And you?
00:40:11Did you find your man?
00:40:13Not yet, but I will.
00:40:16Beaujolais.
00:40:17Grand Cru.
00:40:181925.
00:40:19Another cat?
00:40:20No, this time I was almost the victim.
00:40:22Did you caught him in the act?
00:40:25Well, you might say that.
00:40:27Here.
00:40:28Put this with the evidence.
00:40:29I've got a date with a clue.
00:40:30What clue?
00:40:33A grittiest clue.
00:40:35Your mic.
00:40:36That suits you.
00:40:37It's one of these days.
00:40:53Assassin.
00:40:55You are not getting away.
00:40:57I'm sure the police are going to get you.
00:41:01The police are going to get you.
00:41:04You'll be investigated and found out.
00:41:09You know about my cat.
00:41:12My poor Missy will be avenged.
00:41:15Assassin.
00:41:19Good morning.
00:41:20Good morning.
00:41:21Nice day.
00:41:24Hello, Mrs.
00:41:25Hello.
00:41:26Nice day.
00:41:27Yes.
00:41:28You look very happy today.
00:41:29Yes, I've just been time.
00:41:30Here.
00:41:31What are you doing?
00:41:32I'm supplying you with more ammunition.
00:41:35If the cats bother you, you can hit them with a good bottle of champagne.
00:41:39Go away and mind your own business.
00:41:40Stop bothering me.
00:41:41Will you leave me alone?
00:41:43The police.
00:41:45Don't like bottles.
00:41:46I don't like bottles thrown in the street.
00:41:49Are you with the police?
00:41:51Many crimes are committed with a bottle.
00:41:54Are you arresting me, sir?
00:41:57We should talk about this in a quiet place.
00:42:02I don't want to embarrass the suspect.
00:42:05I'm not careful.
00:42:07Who's going to be careful?
00:42:08Maria, take care of these things.
00:42:11Come on.
00:42:27I'm sorry.
00:42:47If that's the case, I'll give you some advice.
00:42:49Yes.
00:42:51Whenever you throw something, try old shoes.
00:42:53They're much more effective than a bottle.
00:42:56And one more thing.
00:42:58Like what?
00:43:00It might be a good idea to put curtains on your window.
00:43:05Okay.
00:43:06It's time I left.
00:43:08But I have many more things to examine.
00:43:10I can't stay out late without having additional problems at the house.
00:43:14I think that tonight we should continue this.
00:43:17All right.
00:43:18Until tonight.
00:43:20I'm sorry.
00:43:21Oh, I'm sorry.
00:43:22I didn't mean to hurt you.
00:43:24It's a family heirloom that my grandmother gave me.
00:43:28Oh, thank you.
00:43:29Look.
00:43:31Even in the desert.
00:43:33I'll meet you tonight, sir.
00:43:35Bye.
00:43:42Otto?
00:43:44What do you want?
00:43:45I brought you something to eat.
00:43:47No.
00:43:48I'm going to leave it here.
00:43:51Otto.
00:43:52That lady.
00:43:53Friede.
00:43:54What happened to her after I left here?
00:43:58I threw her out, Karl.
00:44:00I don't associate with trash like that.
00:44:03I would like you, in fact, to restrain from dirtying this house again.
00:44:08No more lovemaking.
00:44:12The fact is that they have come looking for her.
00:44:15The proprietor told me just now, Otto.
00:44:17So what?
00:44:18It seems she's disappeared, just like Hannah.
00:44:20She's been missing three days.
00:44:22She's probably out having a good time.
00:44:24Oh, my sister would never misbehave.
00:44:26You know how she worries about guidance.
00:44:28Otto.
00:44:29We've got to go to the police about it.
00:44:33And you should tell them about how you used the money for the maid.
00:44:37And before you go, I would advise you to have something of more concrete evidence before talking to the police.
00:44:44Go.
00:44:49Go.
00:45:03I've brought a tasty lunch.
00:45:05If I were a lady, I'd tell you where to put it.
00:45:07I don't want lunch.
00:45:08I want clothes and out of here.
00:45:10It was Sunday yesterday and all the shops were closed.
00:45:13And today?
00:45:15I haven't had time.
00:45:17But this afternoon, I will go out and buy you some.
00:45:21All you give me is promises.
00:45:23Just get out and get me some things.
00:45:26Of course I'll do it.
00:45:27Right away.
00:45:28All right, do it or I'll scream my head off.
00:45:35All right.
00:45:36Remember to be nice and quiet until I come back with the clothes.
00:45:48No.
00:46:04Now listen, just what do you think you're doing?
00:46:06You had clothes all the time.
00:46:08I found these hidden in the closet upstairs.
00:46:10You've just been lying to me all the time.
00:46:13No man makes a fool of me and it's for the money you owe me.
00:46:16My man will come and pick it up for you.
00:46:18You.
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00:57:26You know, you really have the best sausages in Vienna.
00:57:56There may always be some for you, Orbitz.
00:58:06You seem like you're working.
00:58:09I've had a tiring day.
00:58:12It doesn't have something to do with your promotion.
00:58:15Promotion?
00:58:17The promotion.
00:58:19Yes. I just read in the newspaper that several police officers are going to be promoted and I thought...
00:58:25Well, I'm not with the police department.
00:58:28But...
00:58:31Well...
00:58:33My job is the newspaper and I cover crime.
00:58:36Oh, poor do you think.
00:58:39Yes. Disappointed.
00:58:42No, no.
00:58:48Not in the least.
00:58:56Hey.
00:59:04Police.
00:59:19Doesn't seem like midnight to me.
00:59:22Midnight now?
00:59:23Oh, for God's sake. I should have been in the house over an hour ago. Come on, let's hurry.
00:59:27I don't care. I'm not a counselor's wife.
00:59:29I'm not making a joke. She could have me fired for this. She'd get me back for this. Come on, let's go.
00:59:34Come on.
00:59:53See you tomorrow.
00:59:55I'm free then.
01:00:239...8...7...
01:00:339...8...7...
01:00:38Right on duty, eh, Wegner?
01:00:45You've been writing again.
01:00:54Midnight.
01:00:56Midnight.
01:00:58Midnight.
01:01:09Are you surprised to see me?
01:01:12So I'm a spy. Well, actually, the police didn't find anything today because they didn't know what to look for.
01:01:16But I found something I don't...
01:01:23A button from Anna's dress. Take a look.
01:01:30This time I've got you, Watto.
01:01:33And it won't be the cozy, lonely bed. This time it's going to be the scaffold.
01:01:36The scaffold.
01:01:51No, no, no. I was only kidding.
01:01:54I don't know anything.
01:01:56No, no, no.
01:01:58No, please, I don't...
01:02:00No, I don't know anything.
01:02:06I won't permit an immoral woman like you to spend another night in this house.
01:02:34Where can I go at this hour of night?
01:02:36You're an immoral woman, or we've nowhere to go any time.
01:02:45Something wrong, Miss Bertha?
01:02:48Oh, Mr. Arthur.
01:02:52Is there anything I can do to beat you?
01:02:57No.
01:03:01Now don't worry about them, Miss Bertha.
01:03:04These moralists are much worse than we are.
01:03:07Where can you go?
01:03:08I don't know.
01:03:10You have no place to go.
01:03:12Pity.
01:03:17I just remembered my place above the shop.
01:03:20I won't be using it tonight.
01:03:22It's an occasion, if you'll be my guest.
01:03:26But I don't know.
01:03:27I'm just leaving to go home, so you'll be alone and safe.
01:03:30Then tomorrow morning you can find some place to go.
01:03:32Tomorrow I know where to go.
01:03:34Then all is all right.
01:03:36The problem is now.
01:03:38What do you want to wander alone all night?
01:03:40Maybe it's okay.
01:03:42You're what I would call a real friend.
01:03:44Thank you, kind sir.
01:04:02I can't believe I'm awake.
01:04:09Go up there.
01:04:10Shut yourself in.
01:04:11I'll see you in the morning.
01:04:13You're being very kind, and I thank you.
01:04:16Tell him good morning, then.
01:04:17Good night.
01:04:26Will you be leaving soon for your home?
01:04:28Yes.
01:04:30Good night from the right side of your door.
01:04:34Good night.
01:04:36Good night.
01:05:00Good night.
01:05:31Good night.
01:05:32Good night.
01:05:33Good night.
01:05:34Good night.
01:05:35Good night.
01:05:36Good night.
01:05:37Good night.
01:05:38Good night.
01:05:39Good night.
01:05:40Good night.
01:05:41Good night.
01:05:42Good night.
01:05:43Good night.
01:05:44Good night.
01:05:45Good night.
01:05:46Good night.
01:05:47Good night.
01:05:48Good night.
01:05:49Good night.
01:05:50Good night.
01:05:51Good night.
01:05:52Good night.
01:05:53Good night.
01:05:54Good night.
01:05:55Good night.
01:05:56Good night.
01:05:57Good night.
01:05:58Good night.
01:05:59Good night.
01:06:00Good night.
01:06:04Good night.
01:06:12I brought you some clean towels.
01:06:14I have one of my, thank you.
01:06:19There's a telegram here for you.
01:06:22Just put it under the door.
01:06:25Bertha, I'd like to talk to you.
01:06:29Bertha?
01:06:36You must exit, please.
01:06:49Oh, no!
01:06:55Oh, Mr. Layman.
01:06:58What is it you wish?
01:06:59I wish sausages.
01:07:01What's wrong with my sausages?
01:07:05Nothing's wrong.
01:07:07I've been appointed to head the, uh, police mess.
01:07:10Chief Inspector Seidler.
01:07:12He's my friend.
01:07:14He leaves everything up to me.
01:07:17And he trusts me.
01:07:21Oh, you want my sausages for the police mess?
01:07:24Yes, that's it.
01:07:25Provided you can supply us.
01:07:30Oh, that can be arranged.
01:07:32Good.
01:07:35Is that enough for the first delivery?
01:07:38Is that the same quantity?
01:07:40Even better.
01:07:41I have you as a special pig.
01:07:44All right.
01:07:45Now let's talk about the money, Mr. Layman.
01:07:55What have you got written there?
01:07:57The girl came out of the house and went into Layman's.
01:08:00Out of the house at 1.23.
01:08:03Are you sure it's the same girl you saw with me?
01:08:05No, the very same girl that you kissed at exactly 12.46, Mr. Lawrence.
01:08:10I'm quite sure.
01:08:13That doesn't say what time she came out.
01:08:15No, she didn't come out.
01:08:17At least not before 7 this morning when I went off duty.
01:08:20What did you do about it?
01:08:22I wrote it down there in my notebook.
01:08:24You idiot.
01:08:28That's fine. Relax.
01:08:29Very good.
01:08:30Good morning also.
01:08:32Good morning.
01:08:33Madam, I have some business with this gentleman.
01:08:35Why don't you buy some vegetables for your goulash and come back in ten minutes?
01:08:40What do you want?
01:08:41We have come to make another search.
01:08:44Aye.
01:08:45Because I am mad.
01:08:47Is that enough reason for you?
01:08:49Or do you want to object?
01:08:50I have nothing to hide.
01:08:51Make yourselves at home.
01:08:54Stay by the door.
01:08:58Where is the gentleman who works next door?
01:09:00You mean the girl who used to work next door?
01:09:02She was fired last night.
01:09:04Fired?
01:09:05What for?
01:09:07The counsellor's wife considered immoral such emotional demonstration with a stranger.
01:09:12The counsellor's wife is crushed.
01:09:14Then she makes up her mind.
01:09:16She does it quickly.
01:09:17No bargain.
01:09:19But she was seen entering your place.
01:09:22It was late.
01:09:23She needed a place to go.
01:09:25I offered to put her up for the night.
01:09:26The crime?
01:09:28Where is she now?
01:09:29She ran out looking for a job.
01:09:30But she will come back.
01:09:31Her suitcase is upstairs.
01:09:32You tell her that.
01:09:34What did I tell you?
01:09:39Very well.
01:09:40I should be locked up in a man's house.
01:09:42But if this time you are wrong again,
01:09:45you won't get away with it tonight.
01:09:49I'm not wrong.
01:09:52Otto, come with us.
01:09:55Are you arresting me?
01:09:56No.
01:09:57I'm not arresting you.
01:09:59It's only a formality.
01:10:02Very well.
01:10:03But this is abusive.
01:10:04And I will complain to the proper authority.
01:10:07The acid contains only negligible traces of saponification.
01:10:10I absolutely exclude the possibility that bodies have been dissolved in it.
01:10:13Leave nothing in our hands, Klaus.
01:10:15According to the theory of Batman's paper man,
01:10:17Otto Lehmann has kidnapped no less than four people in his butcher shop.
01:10:21I beg your pardon, sir, but I know all about this.
01:10:24But your close watch of the butcher shop excludes bodies having been taken out.
01:10:28But thorough searches of the premises haven't brought to light anything.
01:10:31Not even a little finger.
01:10:33So in the meantime, you can't do anything.
01:10:35Solve this problem for me, Klaus.
01:10:37And then you can come to me again.
01:10:39In the meantime, release Otto Lehmann.
01:10:41Yes, sir.
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01:11:57There's nothing else I can do.
01:12:01Now listen to me.
01:12:02You've been a good friend.
01:12:04Now all that you are going to do is get me into trouble.
01:12:07I could throttle you, Mike.
01:12:09You ladies are nothing stopping my department.
01:12:13I'm sorry, Paul.
01:12:15I am sorry, too.
01:12:17Forget it.
01:12:18Let's get back.
01:12:20To keep our fair Vienna quiet.
01:12:22Now you have your work to do, and I have mine.
01:12:25Now listen to me.
01:12:28Now, as I see...
01:12:32Berger, come here.
01:12:33Yes, Inspector.
01:12:34Where did you get these sausages?
01:12:36I bought them for you.
01:12:38Who made this wonderful sausage of yours?
01:12:40The layman, sir.
01:12:41The butcher.
01:12:42Well, I would like to inform you that these precious sausages are poison.
01:12:45But why?
01:12:46It might be wise to inspect all sausages for buttons.
01:12:50Buttons?
01:12:51Yes, that's right.
01:12:52Look, everybody.
01:12:53He's just supposed to be the best.
01:13:17What is it, Mike?
01:13:18Huh?
01:13:24It's her.
01:13:25What is it?
01:13:29Mike!
01:13:53Mike!
01:14:16I'm going to take you upstairs now, Miss Bertha.
01:14:20No.
01:14:22Don't, Mike.
01:14:30Miss Bertha,
01:14:32a life doesn't understand me.
01:14:37I am a sane man.
01:14:39I must return to a normal life.
01:14:42Will you help me?
01:14:44Now.
01:14:45No.
01:14:47No.
01:14:49Don't be rude.
01:14:51I am completely well.
01:14:53See?
01:14:56I know how to make you happy.
01:15:01I'm not just the best butcher in Vienna.
01:15:15Time now.
01:15:19No.
01:15:24Don't you be afraid.
01:15:32Mike!
01:15:33Have you gone crazy?
01:15:34This is a private house!
01:15:37Help!
01:15:45Stop!
01:15:46In the name of the law!
01:16:00Watch out, Mike!
01:16:06Mike!
01:16:37Mike!
01:16:46Help!
01:17:06Mike!
01:17:29Oh, no!
01:17:36I thought the butcher got you.
01:17:37What happened?
01:17:38It was pretty horrible, Mike.
01:17:40When Neiman started it on Karl, he made me watch him do everything.
01:17:43My God, it made me sick.
01:17:46But I thought of an idea.
01:17:48I started throwing things into the sausages
01:17:51when his back was turned.
01:17:53All the buttons and my ring.
01:17:55For you, Mike, dear.
01:17:56My mind was made up to sabotage the machine.
01:17:58Fantastic!
01:17:59Help!
01:18:00What's that?
01:18:06Oh, my head.
01:18:08Sausage.
01:18:09I've eaten.
01:18:11Made of human flesh.
01:18:14Human legs.
01:18:18He's only the first one.
01:18:19Wait till the news.
01:18:20He hits the streets.
01:18:21Mike, wait for me.
01:18:23I'm coming, dear.
01:18:26Mike!
01:18:36Mike!

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