1:28:02
Val?
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- Are you all right?
- Yes, sir.
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You caused us
considerable worry tonight.
1:28:16
I'm sorry.
1:28:18
- What was it, Mr Orient again?
- No. That's all over.
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I should certainly hope so.
Where were you?
1:28:28
Goofing around,
looking at Christmas windows.
1:28:31
Till 2am you were looking in windows?
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- On Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
- You don't expect me to believe that?
1:28:38
- I'm sorry.
- And is that all you have to say?
1:28:41
I don't think we oughta
go on with this tonight.
1:28:44
It's very late and we're all too tired
and edgy to discuss it sensibly.
1:28:50
You hungry? Would you like
a glass of milk or a sandwich?
1:28:53
No, thank you.
1:28:55
You go on upstairs.
We'll talk about it in the morning.
1:28:58
One thing. In case you and Miss Gilbert
are planning any further adventures,
1:29:03
I had a little talk
with your Mr Orient this afternoon.
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If you ever go anywhere near him again,
I've asked him to let me know,
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instead of calling the police,
as he had intended.
1:29:16
Call the police for what?
1:29:17
He's got a right to protect himself
from that sort of harassment.
1:29:21
- He was really gonna call the cops?
- Indeed he was.
1:29:24
- He sounds nuttier than the girls.
- What would you do?
1:29:28
If I couldn't buy them off with sodas,
I'd feel compelled to pack a rod.
1:29:33
You talk as if you saw nothing serious
in her behaving like a little tart.
1:29:37
Now look... for one thing I don't think
that's a fair description of her behaviour.
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And if we go on like this, we're all liable
to say things we'll wish we hadn't.
1:29:47
So what do you say we just drop it?
1:29:50
Just so two things are perfectly clear.
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One: Mr Orient.
That's finished, you understand?
1:29:58
- I said it was.
- And Marian Gilbert. That's over too.