1:14:01
if we don't hear anything...
1:14:04
then we get alarmed.
1:14:06
We show a natural concern
as to her whereabouts...
1:14:09
and then we call the police.
1:14:12
Yeah.
1:14:13
Yeah, we then call the police.
1:14:15
How does that sound, more natural?
1:14:17
To me it's more natural, yeah.
1:14:21
I'd like to get calm...
1:14:23
and take the time
to get my story straight first.
1:14:26
Yeah.
1:14:28
I think so. We'll wait.
1:14:31
So it doesn't look too pat.
1:14:34
I think you should go over to Mrs. Gould...
1:14:36
and ask her if she's seen Freddie,
and etcetera.
1:14:39
Just to plant the seed.
1:14:43
- Yeah, what time is it?
- I think you should do it now.
1:14:47
We just got up. Okay?
1:14:49
- Okay.
- Yeah.
1:14:51
We just got up.
1:14:53
Has she seen Freddie?
1:15:07
- Nick.
- What?
1:15:09
- The police!
- The police?
1:15:11
- Two policemen.
- Well, what do they want?
1:15:16
Maybe they found her.
1:15:18
- Oh, God. Now what?
- Will you shut up?
1:15:23
What'll we do?
1:15:25
Keep quiet, God damn it.
1:15:27
Remain calm.
Follow my lead, whatever I say.
1:15:30
Now, we've been asleep.
You're very distraught.
1:15:35
- Mr. Wilson?
- No, no.
1:15:38
- Are you Mr. Wilson?
- Oh, no, excuse me.
1:15:40
I am Mr. Wilson.
I didn't quite hear you correctly.
1:15:42
I'm Mr. Wilson. This is Mr. Dix right here.
1:15:44
Oh, God!
1:15:48
I'm so upset.
1:15:49
- What's wrong with him?
- I didn't mean to do it.
1:15:52
It's his wife. He's really torn up.
1:15:54
I'm sweating like a horse.
1:15:55
They haven't been getting along.
1:15:57
And when he got up this morning...
1:15:59
We were asleep, you know.
I was just gonna call you.