Dial M for Murder

:02:21

Let me get you another drink.

:02:25

Mark, before Tony comes,
I ought to explain something.

:02:30

Yes, I've been waiting for that.

:02:32

I haven't told him anything about us.

:02:34

That's not surprising.
It's a tough thing to do.

:02:37

When you telephoned this morning,
I simply said you wrote crime stories.

:02:41

And I'd met you once
when you were here before.

:02:44

That has a pretty guilty ring to it.
I'd never use it in one of my stories.

:02:47

Mark, I know you think it's silly.

:02:49

When you get to know Tony,
you'll understand why I said that.

:02:53

Darling, I understand now.
That doesn't stop me from loving you.

:02:57

It's not as simple as that.

:03:04

-Tony's changed.
-Thanks.

:03:07

He's a completely different person
to the one I used to tell you about.

:03:11

Really?. When did all this happen?.

:03:13

That night I came to say goodbye.

:03:15

When I left your apartment,
I came back here.

:03:18

I sat down on the sofa
and had a good cry.

:03:21

And then I fell asleep.

:03:22

When I woke up...

:03:24

...there was Tony standing in the hall
with his bags and tennis rackets.

:03:27

He just said he decided to give up tennis
and settle down to a job.

:03:31

-Just like that?.
-Just like that.

:03:33

Of course, I didn't believe him at first,
but he meant it, all right.

:03:37

But he's been wonderful ever since.

:03:39

I suppose that's when
you stopped writing me.

:03:42

Margot, is it?.

:03:45

Do you remember the letters
you wrote to me?.

:03:47

Yes, I remember.

:03:49

After I read them, I burned them.
I thought it best.

:03:53

All except one.

:03:55

You probably know
the one I mean.

:03:57

Yes, I think I do.

:03:59

What about it?.