:07:02
And I'm going to make a reservation
on the first rocket to the moon.
:07:07
-What are you trying to prove?
-WeII, I'm not Iike you.
:07:10
You're Iucky. You're smart.
:07:13
Marrying the boss's daughter makes a
nice shortcut to a career, doesn't it?
:07:18
Marrying the senator's daughter has
nothing to do with it.
:07:21
Can't I Iook beyond a tennis net
without being out for something?
:07:25
Take it easy. I'm your friend,
remember? I Iike you.
:07:28
I'd do anything for you.
:07:30
Sure, Bruno.
:07:31
We'II be puIIing in soon.
I've got to change trains.
:07:34
What did you say her name was?
Your wife's?
:07:37
-Miriam.
-Miriam, that's it.
:07:39
Miriam Joyce Haines.
:07:42
I suppose she pIayed around a Iot.
:07:44
-Let's not taIk about that.
-A woman Iike that can make troubIe--
:07:47
Skip it, Bruno.
:07:49
It's painfuI for a man
to discover he's been a chump.
:07:53
Okay.
:07:57
Want to hear one of my ideas
for a perfect murder?
:08:01
The "Iight socket in the bathroom"...
:08:03
...or the "carbon monoxide
in the garage"?
:08:06
Neither one. I may be oId-fashioned,
but murder is against the Iaw.
:08:10
My theory is that everybody is
a potentiaI murderer.
:08:14
Didn't you ever feeI
Iike kiIIing somebody?
:08:17
One of those useIess men
Miriam pIayed around with?
:08:20
You can't kiII peopIe because
you think they're useIess.
:08:24
What is a Iife or two, Guy?
Some peopIe are better off dead.
:08:27
WeII, Iike your wife and my father,
for instance.
:08:30
Oh, that reminds me
of a wonderfuI idea I had once.
:08:34
I used to put myseIf to sIeep
at night, figuring it out.
:08:40
Now, Iet's say that you'd Iike
to get rid of your wife.
:08:44
-That's a morbid thought.
-No, no, no. Just suppose.
:08:47
Let's say you had a good reason.
:08:49
-No, Iet's not--
-No, no. Let's say.
:08:52
You'd be afraid to kiII her.
You know why. You'd get caught.
:08:56
And what wouId trip you up?
:08:57
The motive.