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:56:03
Thanks for a great time.
l... Whew! ...gotta go.

:56:07
Wait a minute.
What is this?

:56:09
Someone of
your acquaintance...

:56:11
has charged a $400 lunch
to my account.

:56:14
You don't know
the Underhills?

:56:16
I'd like to discuss this matter
with you.

:56:19
I'm just out of the shower.
:56:20
- Wait a minute.
- I have to wee-wee.

:56:23
Yes, of course.
:56:26
- Why did you do it?
- You shouldn't have to pay the bill.

:56:30
A $400 lunch tab?
:56:32
Is outrageous.
Is way over the line.

:56:35
I'll cover it. You can't
go out looking like that.

:56:38
He might spot you.
Hold on.

:56:40
You look like you're the same size
as Alan. Put this on.

:56:43
- Nice suit.
- Just return it.

:56:48
Any other surprises?
:56:51
Yeah.
:56:52
My name is not
John Cocktoastin.

:56:57
- I wasn't at your wedding.
- Who are you?

:57:00
I'm Erwin Fletcher.
:57:02
I write a newspaper column
under the name of Jane Doe.

:57:06
So?
:57:07
So...
:57:11
your husband
hired me to kill him.

:57:15
- [Knock At Door]
- Mrs. Stanwyk.

:57:18
- Mrs. Stanwyk!
- In a minute!

:57:22
Enough surprises.
What are you talking about?

:57:24
Sit down.
:57:28
Your husband told me he was dying
of cancer. Is that true?

:57:32
Is not true.
:57:34
That property you thought
you were buying in Utah? Not true.

:57:40
He's a bad guy.
:57:42
He's involved in something
very big and very bad.

:57:44
Do you know Jim Swarthout?
:57:46
Yeah. He's the man
who sold us the ranch.

:57:48
Wrong. He sold you
$3,000 worth of scrub brush.

:57:52
I saw the deed.
:57:54
You saw a forgery.
:57:59
This is the real deed.

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