1:22:01
As a matter of fact, I have, Mr. Faraday.
1:22:03
Your wife wants to see Johnny.
1:22:05
- Where is she?
- Right outside the door.
1:22:08
Who's that, Daddy?
1:22:18
It's bedtime.
Start undressing, will you, Johnny?
1:22:20
I'll be with you in a few minutes.
1:22:29
Do you mind going now, Mr. Townsend?
I'm very tired.
1:22:32
So you have no intention
of allowing Helen to see the boy.
1:22:34
No.
1:22:35
Look here, Faraday.
I'm going to marry Helen.
1:22:38
I've just read the papers. Congratulations.
1:22:39
Between you and me,
I wish she hadn't wanted to come here.
1:22:42
But she's out there, waiting.
1:22:43
I've been teaching Johnny
to forget his mother.
1:22:45
It's been a pretty tough job
and I don't intend to have my work spoiled.
1:22:49
I see.
1:22:54
You're not so very well off financially,
are you?
1:22:57
That's nobody's business but my own.
1:22:59
Would it be worth, let us say...
1:23:02
$1,000 to let her see him for 10 minutes?
1:23:04
$100 a minute?
1:23:06
Surely, Mr. Townsend,
you can afford to be more liberal.
1:23:09
I'll raise it to $1,000 a minute.
1:23:11
$10,000. How about it, Faraday?
1:23:13
I suppose you feel pretty good
the way you can throw money around.
1:23:16
$10,000 for 10 minutes
doesn't mean very much to you, does it?
1:23:19
It doesn't mean anything to me. I can
throw money around the same as you can.
1:23:22
Let her come in for nothing.
1:23:30
Come in, Helen.
1:23:37
Johnny's in the bedroom.