1:08:00
Is that a threat?
1:08:01
No, I mention it only in passing.
1:08:06
Incidentally, I mention it only in passing...
1:08:08
...l could always tell the judge
it was a matter of confession.
1:08:16
Father, wait a minute!
1:08:17
-Do you like movies?
-Very much.
1:08:20
Well, I get passes
to the best shows in town.
1:08:23
Mrs. "K," you know,
she gets tired, never likes to go.
1:08:27
That's too bad.
1:08:28
I hate to go alone.
1:08:29
I love to talk film...
1:08:32
...discuss, to critique.
1:08:35
You want to see a film with me?
I've got passes to the Crest. It's Othello.
1:08:41
Who's in it?
1:08:43
Debbie Reynolds, Desdemona and Othello:
Groucho Marx. Are you happy?
1:08:47
I've seen it.
1:08:49
One last time. Can you think
of some priest who fits the bill?
1:08:53
Come on!
1:08:54
No, answer the question, Father Paranoia.
1:08:59
All right.
1:09:02
You know who I think really did it?
1:09:04
Who?
1:09:05
The Dominicans. Go pick on them.
1:09:07
I could have you deported, you know that?
1:09:12
I lied.
1:09:15
You look like Sal Mineo.
1:09:21
It looks like a type of disorder
that's rarely ever seen anymore...
1:09:24
...except in primitive cultures.
1:09:27
We call it "somnambuliform possession. "
1:09:31
Quite frankly, we really don't know
much about it at all, except that...
1:09:36
...it starts with a conflict or a guilt...
1:09:39
...and it leads to the patient's delusions
that his body has been invaded...
1:09:43
...by some alien intelligence:
1:09:47
A spirit, if you will.
1:09:48
Look, I'm telling you again,
and you'd better believe me...
1:09:52
...l am not going to lock her up
in some goddamn asylum!
1:09:56
And I don't care what you call it.
I'm not putting her away!