Lady in the Lake
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1:13:06
Man on radio: It is
one minute past midnight, christmas morning,

1:13:09
and police reveal
that so far,

1:13:11
for the first time
on any christmas eve in years,

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death has taken a holiday.
1:13:14
There have been a number
of traffic accidents reported

1:13:16
but none which have ended
in a fatality.

1:13:30
Marlowe: Yeah.
Wish i hadn't.

1:13:32
You're
in terrible shape.

1:13:34
Take a look
at yourself.

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Oh, brother.
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'Twas the night
before christmas...

1:13:47
i'm going
to fix you.

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Hey!
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Ah!
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And all
through the house...

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it's going to
sting terribly. Hold still, please.

1:13:59
All right.
1:14:00
Not a creature
was stirring...

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not even marlowe.
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Hurt much?
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No.
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Not much.
1:14:16
How did i get here?
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Did you ever try to
pull anybody out of a telephone booth?

1:14:20
Luckily, a sailor
came along and helped me.

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He thought he was
going to have a date with me later, but-

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what's the matter?
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Don't get
any cute ideas.

1:14:29
The doorman
brought you up.

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He undressed you.
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Was he
a nice doorman?

1:14:34
Yes. He was quite
tender with you, as doormen go.

1:14:37
Doesn't he think anything
of dragging bruised, unconscious men up here

1:14:40
at this time
of the night?

1:14:42
Don't you know better
than to drive when you've been drinking?

1:14:45
You reeked
of whiskey.

1:14:46
I told him
you were drunk and had fallen down.

1:14:49
Why? Afraid he'll
call the police?

1:14:51
Oh, no, no.
I love policemen.

1:14:53
I love a policeman
named degarmot.

1:14:55
Does he
love you, too?

1:14:57
Like a brother.
1:14:58
If he catches me,
i'll go to the clink.


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