Pitfall (1948) – A Dangerous Journey Through the Untamed Jungle - video Dailymotion

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An exciting adventure unfolds as a group of explorers ventures deep into an untamed jungle filled with danger, mystery, and unexpected challenges. Surrounded by wild landscapes and uncertain threats, their journey becomes a fight for survival and a search for a way through the unknown.  Pitfall (1948) delivers classic adventure, suspense, exploration, and thrilling moments from the golden era of cinema. A great choice for fans of vintage Hollywood movies, jungle adventures, and classic films.

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00:03:51What time are you coming home tonight, dear?

00:03:53Now why do you ask me a question like that?

00:03:55You know the second time I'll get home.

00:03:58I'll leave at the office at exactly four minutes after five.

00:04:00It takes six minutes to walk to the corner where Charlie picks me up at exactly 5.15.

00:04:04It takes 32 minutes to drive home unless we hit a couple of stop signals.

00:04:08And I'm kissing you on the cheek at exactly 5.50.

00:04:11Old man routine getting you down again?

00:04:13Oh, I don't know.

00:04:15Sometimes I get to feel like a wheel within a wheel within a wheel.

00:04:18Oh, you and 50 million others.

00:04:20I don't want to be like 50 million others.

00:04:22Oh, but you're John Forbes.

00:04:24Average American. Backbone of a country.

00:04:26I don't want to be an average American. Backbone of the country.

00:04:28I want somebody else to be the backbone and hold me up.

00:04:31You've been reading Thomas' geography book again.

00:04:33Glamorous Borneo, Rubber Plantations and Dusky Danes.

00:04:37Well, it sounds a lot better than Glamorous Olympic Mutual Insurance Company.

00:04:40Pink.

00:04:42Speaking of which, we're here.

00:04:44Oh.

00:04:45Well, see exactly 5.50.

00:04:48Wait a minute.

00:04:49I'm getting a little bored with that kiss on the cheek, too.

00:04:55Thanks.

00:04:56You're welcome.

00:04:58And let's have a better mood when you come home tonight.

00:05:01I'll give it all I've got trying.

00:05:03Bye, dear.

00:05:10Good morning, Mr. Forbes.

00:05:12How's every little thing?

00:05:13Fine.

00:05:14Just fine.

00:05:18Morning, John.

00:05:19Come on in.

00:05:23Good morning, Mr. Forbes.

00:05:25Good morning, dear.

00:05:25Don't forget, you and Sue are having dinner with us tonight.

00:05:28Oh.

00:05:28Is that tonight?

00:05:30Is it that hard to take?

00:05:32Let me ask you something, Ed.

00:05:33What did we do a week ago tonight?

00:05:36Dinner.

00:05:37Play bridge.

00:05:37Two weeks ago tonight.

00:05:38Same thing.

00:05:39Two years ago tonight.

00:05:40Three years ago tonight.

00:05:42You mean we're in a rut?

00:05:43Six feet deep.

00:05:45Let's revolt, Ed.

00:05:46When the girls bring out the cards tonight,

00:05:48let's stand on our constitutional rights and get drunk instead.

00:05:51If you want to.

00:05:52That's the spirit.

00:05:53Now, don't forget.

00:05:54But I thought you liked to play bridge.

00:05:57I do.

00:05:58But a man has to draw the line somewhere.

00:06:06Good morning, Maggie.

00:06:07Good morning, Mr. Forbes.

00:06:14Hello, friend.

00:06:16Hello, Maggie.

00:06:17What do you want?

00:06:18The kind word and a pat on the back for a job well done.

00:06:21Come in.

00:06:22Hold the calls, Maggie.

00:06:28What job?

00:06:29Smiley embezzlement case.

00:06:31I located about 4,000 bucks.

00:06:34He had it well hidden.

00:06:35Where?

00:06:37Mona Stevens.

00:06:40427 North Stockton.

00:06:42Nice work.

00:06:43No straight.

00:06:45Did you talk to her?

00:06:46Yeah.

00:06:48I wasn't busy looking at her.

00:06:51I don't blame him for robbing his company.

00:06:53She's worth it.

00:06:54Maggie, bring in the Continental Finance Company fire, will you?

00:06:57Yes, Mr. Forbes.

00:06:59Does she have the cash, or what?

00:07:00Nothing so crude.

00:07:02He bought her a lot of little pretties, fur coat.

00:07:05Little things like that.

00:07:07Did she know they were bought for stolen money?

00:07:08He's been in the can for four months.

00:07:11I think she has a vague idea.

00:07:13How much are you liable for?

00:07:15Thanks, Maggie.

00:07:16Around $10,000.

00:07:21I bet you never thought of me as a man who could fall in love.

00:07:25You'd be surprised how little time I have to think about you at all, Mike.

00:07:29And this Mona Stevens.

00:07:31She's quite a girl.

00:07:33We're liable for around $10,000 for what he stole.

00:07:35I want as much of it back as possible.

00:07:37Of course.

00:07:38If you want me to, I'll have another talk with her again today.

00:07:41I intended to, anyway.

00:07:43Your part of the job is finished, Mike.

00:07:45The company will handle it from here.

00:07:47What's the matter with me handling it?

00:07:48You'd string it along and just see the girl again.

00:07:50What business is that of yours?

00:07:53If you want any more business from this company, just stick to your detective agency.

00:07:57I did all right.

00:07:58I found her, didn't I?

00:07:59Yeah, that's all you're paid to do.

00:08:01I'll handle it from here.

00:08:06You, uh...

00:08:06Don't mind if I see her on my own time, do you?

00:08:09Not at all.

00:08:12When you see her, put in a word for me, huh?

00:08:16Sure, Mac.

00:08:17I'll set up the whole thing for you.

00:08:19Thanks.

00:08:21Anything else for me to do?

00:08:23I'll let you know.

00:08:25Get the phone calls, Maggie, and order me a company car for this afternoon.

00:08:29Yes, sir.

00:08:38Goodbye, Mac.

00:08:45Goodbye, friends.

00:09:23Goodbye.

00:09:38Everybody home?

00:09:48Hello?

00:09:50Hello?

00:09:52Anybody home?

00:09:54Hello?

00:10:06Anybody home?

00:10:23If you want any beer, it's in the icebox.

00:10:26Are you a prowler or do you have a search warrant?

00:10:28I was looking for Miss Mona Stevens.

00:10:31I'm Mona Stevens.

00:10:32Don't wait for an invitation, just let yourself in.

00:10:36I'm sorry.

00:10:38I'm John Forbes, Olympic Mutual Insurance Company.

00:10:42Make yourself at home.

00:10:46Sit down.

00:10:51Take off your hat.

00:10:55That was quite a boy you sent to see me yesterday.

00:10:58I met some weird ones in my life, but that one nearly scared me to death.

00:11:01MacDonald isn't with the company.

00:11:03He's a private detective sometimes.

00:11:05I don't care who he is.

00:11:07I'm sorry, he annoyed you.

00:11:08You shouldn't be let loose without a keeper.

00:11:13I suppose you're off to the gifts Smiley gave me?

00:11:16That's right.

00:11:18I don't suppose you'd believe me if I told you I didn't ask him for any of those things.

00:11:24It doesn't matter one way or the other.

00:11:26Doesn't it?

00:11:27I'd like a list of the articles, if you don't mind.

00:11:30What will you do with them?

00:11:31Try to realize what we can.

00:11:33My company bonded Mr. Smiley for $10,000.

00:11:36We had to make it good when he stole the money.

00:11:38I thought he was paying for that in jail.

00:11:41Unfortunately, that doesn't give us back a penny.

00:11:45Supposing I decide to be difficult.

00:11:47Then we'll be difficult.

00:11:48You'd have a hard time proving that any of those gifts were bought with stolen money.

00:11:53We'd have a hard time, but we'd do it.

00:11:58Are you going to cooperate, Miss Stevens?

00:12:01I don't know.

00:12:04What good would it do Smiley?

00:12:06Well, he only got a year.

00:12:09He's eligible for parole in two months.

00:12:12If we recovered some of the money, it might help him.

00:12:14Then again, it might not.

00:12:18Who cares? I don't want stuff anyway.

00:12:21Have you got a pencil?

00:12:22Oh, it's a pen.

00:12:26I've got a fur coat, a car, he pays a down payment.

00:12:30I've got a few dresses.

00:12:33And an engagement ring.

00:12:36It's not a very good diamond, but believe it or not, it's the first engagement ring I've ever had.

00:12:40I'm not fond of it.

00:12:42I'm sorry to have to do this.

00:12:45I don't think you are.

00:12:47Believe me, I don't enjoy this sort of thing.

00:12:50No, I don't suppose you do.

00:12:52In fact, I don't imagine you like it or dislike it.

00:12:56What do you mean?

00:12:57You're a little man with a briefcase.

00:12:59You go to work every morning and you do as you're told.

00:13:02Today, they said, go to such and such an address and pick up some stolen goods.

00:13:05So here you are.

00:13:07It's not when you're sitting around with the boys having a beer, you'll say.

00:13:10You should have seen the babe I ran into today.

00:13:13Not bad.

00:13:14But you know me, strictly business when I'm on the job.

00:13:19Is that the way I impress you?

00:13:20That's the way.

00:13:21How should I be?

00:13:22If you were a nice guy, you'd cry a little bit with me.

00:13:24You'd really feel sorry for a girl whose first engagement ring was bought by a man stupid enough to embezzle

00:13:29and stupid enough to get caught.

00:13:32Will I take the ring?

00:13:34Sure, that's part of your job.

00:13:37But you'd act a little human while you were doing it.

00:13:40Come on.

00:13:41I'll buy you a drink.

00:13:43At this time of day?

00:13:45According to statistics, insurance men drink one and three quarters highballs every day.

00:13:50But only after the sun goes down.

00:13:53You know, I'd shoot myself if I thought I was turning into the sort of guy you just described.

00:13:57I'll not only have a drink, but I have a gun too.

00:14:00It takes a drink first.

00:14:01If that doesn't work, I'll make a deal with you on the gun.

00:14:03What about the boat?

00:14:05Boat?

00:14:06Yes, the boat.

00:14:08You mean you and your playmate didn't know about it?

00:14:11No.

00:14:12Well, I'll just make it complete.

00:14:13I'll show it to you.

00:14:43You're looking at my samples?

00:14:45Yes.

00:14:46You photograph very well.

00:14:47I bet it's my business.

00:14:49Your Olympic mutual, what's-its-name, doesn't advertise, does it?

00:14:52Oh, yes, but in our business, we run more to photographs of the Rockets of Braulta or Eagles.

00:14:57Then I'm afraid I'm not your type.

00:15:00Let's go.

00:15:06You can leave that.

00:15:07I hardly think we'll be gone overnight.

00:15:09They'll be all right here?

00:15:10They have been so far.

00:15:13All right.

00:16:11I guess you're just a natural born ass.

00:16:14This morning, I was talking about going to South America.

00:16:17I don't think I could make it to South Los Angeles.

00:16:19Cheer up.

00:16:20We're here.

00:16:24Somebody's been kidding me.

00:16:25Crime does pay.

00:16:26Oh, not that one.

00:16:27The one over there.

00:16:31Oh.

00:16:33What'd you expect, Queen Mary?

00:16:43Do you think you can make it, or do you want me to take them?

00:16:47Are you kidding?

00:16:48I'm good for another ten seconds.

00:16:58Well, what do you think of my baby?

00:17:00Not bad.

00:17:01You should have seen her before I painted her.

00:17:03You painted her.

00:17:04You'd be surprised what a little elbow grease will do when you're short of money.

00:17:08Of course, you wouldn't know about that.

00:17:10No, I work for an insurance company.

00:17:13Let's take her out.

00:17:14You mean you want to take a ride?

00:17:15Why not?

00:17:17Company's time, you're gas.

00:17:18Oh, no, you're gas.

00:17:19That's right.

00:17:30Oh, no, you're gas.

00:17:33Oh, no, no.

00:17:39Oh, no, no.

00:17:41Oh, no.

00:17:43Oh, no.

00:18:22Would you like to take over for a while?

00:18:24Sure.

00:18:24Who wants to look forever?

00:19:15I'd rather have it more than anything I've ever owned.

00:19:22Didn't you promise something about buying me a drink?

00:19:24That's right, I did.

00:19:25You better take her around.

00:19:35This is the light.

00:19:37Have you ever noticed?

00:19:39If for some reason you want to feel completely out of step with the rest of the world,

00:19:44the only thing to do is sit around a cocktail lounge in the afternoon.

00:19:48Why?

00:19:49Well, you sit around in the gloom and have a few quiet, meditative drinks.

00:19:55Get everything figured out.

00:19:57Then you go out and the sun hits you.

00:19:59You feel like something that's been drinking in a gopher hole.

00:20:02Well, how did you ever get mixed up with someone like Smiley?

00:20:08As the girl said, just lucky, I guess.

00:20:13Anyway, he was just too much in love with me.

00:20:15He wanted to do things for me and he didn't have the money, so...

00:20:18He went out and got some.

00:20:22Did he have to?

00:20:24Was it that important to you?

00:20:25No, but he didn't know it.

00:20:28I liked him mostly because he was nice to me.

00:20:31Very few men are.

00:20:32That means a lot.

00:20:36What do you care about me?

00:20:38Oh, just curious, I guess.

00:20:41That's flattering.

00:20:43I didn't mean it that way.

00:20:46I guess I'm a little out of practice.

00:20:49I never quote anything but statistics.

00:20:53I'm a little unsure of myself whenever I crawl out of my briefcase.

00:20:57I'm sorry I let into you like that back at the apartment.

00:21:00I got you a free drink, and...

00:21:03Do you have to be someplace for dinner?

00:21:06No.

00:21:07No, I don't have to be anywhere.

00:21:10Well?

00:21:13Here's to dinner.

00:21:30Here's to dinner.

00:21:41Here's to dinner.

00:22:14Mr. Forbes, there were three phone calls for you while you were out to lunch.

00:22:18I put them on your desk.

00:22:19Thanks, Micah.

00:22:20And Gruesome's in there waiting for you.

00:22:22Who?

00:22:23Mac.

00:22:28Greetings, friend.

00:22:30Want to see me about something special or do you just like to sit in my chair?

00:22:33Why the chill?

00:22:35Chill? No chill. I've just got a lot of work to do.

00:22:37Sure, sure. I get it.

00:22:40Well, I've just been looking over a list of things you recovered from Mona Stevens.

00:22:44Yeah?

00:22:45You must be slipping, Johnny.

00:22:48What about the boat?

00:22:50Boat?

00:22:51What boat?

00:22:53Boat Smiley bought for her.

00:22:55I've got a bill of sale on it from the Nolan Company.

00:22:59I must have missed it.

00:23:01You must have.

00:23:03She's quite a girl, isn't she?

00:23:05Yeah.

00:23:06Got another job for you, mate.

00:23:08Fine.

00:23:09I'm always glad to go to work.

00:23:12Maggie, bring in the files in the hall case, will you?

00:23:14Yes, sir.

00:23:15You know, it's a funny thing.

00:23:17Take this Mona Stevens now.

00:23:19Maybe she wouldn't appeal to most guys.

00:23:22But for me, she's got everything.

00:23:24The minute I saw her, it was just like that.

00:23:27I don't think she feels the same about you.

00:23:30Not from what she said yesterday.

00:23:31Oh, she's a little coy, that's all.

00:23:34But once she gets used to me, we'll make a great team.

00:23:38Oh, sorry.

00:23:40The hall case file, Mr. Forbes.

00:23:42Thank you, Mike.

00:23:45Like I said, she probably doesn't appeal to you.

00:23:50But for me, just what I told the doctor's order.

00:24:01What did you find to talk to her about so long yesterday, Johnny?

00:24:05Look, Mac, are you interested in this job or not?

00:24:09Sure.

00:24:11Sure, I'm sorry.

00:24:13Can't let women interfere with business, can we?

00:24:18Here's a call.

00:24:19I went out of my way.

00:24:20That's nice.

00:24:21Sit down.

00:24:37How's the insurance business?

00:24:39And what's happened in the outside world that I should know about?

00:24:42Well, a couple of things.

00:24:44You took possession of your boat this afternoon.

00:24:48McDonald found out, I'll let you keep it.

00:24:50He could have caused trouble at the office.

00:24:51McDonald, he was pounding on my door last night till all hours.

00:24:56Funny, isn't it?

00:24:58I meet someone who's kind, he tries to do something nice for me, and almost immediately, he's in trouble.

00:25:05You mean I'm nice?

00:25:07You tried, you came over and told me personally, you could have told me over the telephone, or just wait

00:25:12until I went down to the boat some Sunday and found it gone.

00:25:16Don't worry about it.

00:25:21Why is it you get attached to things that really don't make any difference?

00:25:24I don't know, but I know how it is.

00:25:27I had a car once, it was repossessed.

00:25:30I had ten cars since, never liked any of them while it was that one.

00:25:33It was probably your first car.

00:25:35It was.

00:25:36This is my first boat.

00:25:38I wish I could do something to help.

00:25:40Don't try, you'll end up where Smiley is.

00:25:45But, thanks for wanting to anyway.

00:25:52You're funny.

00:25:54How?

00:25:55You're not at all like the man who walked in here yesterday.

00:25:59Well, from the way you described the man who walked in here yesterday, I'd say anything would be an improvement.

00:26:06Maybe that's what I meant.

00:26:31You decided to adopt me or something?

00:26:33I just wanted to make a report.

00:26:35I didn't get very far in the hall case today.

00:26:37I was tailing someone else.

00:26:38You.

00:26:39Stay out of my business, Mac.

00:26:40I will, as long as it doesn't interfere with mine.

00:26:43I told you I liked that girl.

00:26:56Johnny, I liked that girl.

00:26:58I don't care what you like or what you don't like.

00:27:00Quit meddling in my life, Mac.

00:27:02All right, Johnny.

00:27:03And don't ever let me catch you prowling around my home again.

00:27:05You won't.

00:27:20Maybe this will keep you home where you belong for a few days.

00:27:23Don't bother to tell me I'm fired.

00:27:25I quit.

00:27:26I quit.

00:27:31I quit.

00:27:33I quit.

00:27:47I don't care.

00:27:49I quit.

00:27:53I quit.

00:27:58Let's go.

00:28:39All right, fine. Thanks very much.

00:28:42Outside line, please, Monty Stevens.

00:28:48Hello, Mr. D'Arc.

00:28:49Hi.

00:28:54Mr. Forbes, please.

00:28:57Mr. Forbes, please.

00:29:00Mona Stevens calling.

00:29:05Oh, is it something serious?

00:29:06Oh, no, it's just a cold.

00:29:08I'm sure it'll be in a few days.

00:29:10I'll tell you it's a cold.

00:29:11Well, thank you.

00:29:12Oh, Mama.

00:29:13Oh, Terry, may I borrow your car?

00:29:16Sure, okay.

00:29:17I've got a friend who's sick.

00:29:18I'm going to take off now.

00:29:19Oh, all right.

00:29:20Terry, what do men like when they're sick?

00:29:22Lots of soup, plenty of babying, and some like bourbon.

00:29:32There, that'll take care of you.

00:29:35Then take it easy.

00:29:36How long will I be laid out?

00:29:38Oh, you'll be all right in the week or two.

00:29:41Could they get much, Johnny?

00:29:42I was only carrying about $20.

00:29:45There were two of them, or he could have handled them, couldn't you, Dad?

00:29:49Yeah, I suppose so.

00:29:50Dad was a boxer in college.

00:29:53Well, I think he was wise to go into the insurance business.

00:29:59I don't know why you won't let me call the police.

00:30:01We've been over that soup.

00:30:03But it worries me, Johnny.

00:30:05I think that those men could be waiting for you right in your own garage.

00:30:08They won't be back.

00:30:10Maybe if they come back, you and I could beat them up, huh, Dad?

00:30:14Why aren't you in school today?

00:30:15It's Saturday.

00:30:18Come on, I'll play anyway.

00:30:19All right.

00:30:25Pick this up at the drugstore.

00:30:28What is it?

00:30:30Of course, in boxing.

00:30:31See you later, Johnny.

00:30:32Is there anything else I can get you?

00:30:34Nothing, thanks.

00:30:38What really happened, Johnny?

00:30:41Oh, I'll be up in a few days.

00:30:43Nothing to worry about.

00:30:45All right, Johnny.

00:31:02You play too rough, Tommy Ford.

00:31:05Now, Tommy, you know your father's sick.

00:31:07If you children want to play, run on over to Jimmy's house.

00:31:09Goodbye, Sue.

00:31:10Don't worry about your husband.

00:31:11He'll live.

00:31:12Thanks.

00:31:13Goodbye, doctor.

00:31:25Are you looking for someone?

00:31:29Thank you, yes, but I think I'm on the wrong street.

00:31:42We've missed you, Mr. Forks.

00:31:43How are you feeling?

00:31:44Much better, thank you, Maggie.

00:31:46You've quite a bit of mail, and I put all the telephone calls on one list.

00:31:49Would you go through the mail for me, please?

00:31:50Oh, sure.

00:32:15How about the fifth, Charlie?

00:32:17I'll be with you in a minute.

00:32:19How much?

00:32:19Johnny, I'm over here.

00:32:24Hello.

00:32:25How are you feeling?

00:32:26Well, much better, thanks.

00:32:27I was laid off for a few days.

00:32:29I know.

00:32:29I thought it was sort of cold, and...

00:32:30Yes, Mac told me about it.

00:32:34Oh.

00:32:35You don't think you'd overlook the chance to play hero in front of me, do you?

00:32:39I didn't come here to talk about Mac.

00:32:41That suits me.

00:32:43What shall we talk about?

00:32:48Well, uh...

00:32:49A couple of things I should have mentioned before.

00:32:54You mean like your wife and the fact that you're married?

00:32:58Now you'd like to know how I found out about it.

00:33:01Simple.

00:33:02I heard you were sick.

00:33:04I bought some food to take to you.

00:33:06Voila.

00:33:08High school French.

00:33:11I'm sorry about it.

00:33:14I'd rather imagine you are.

00:33:17What can I do?

00:33:20About what?

00:33:21You, of course.

00:33:24What do you want to do?

00:33:26Look, I...

00:33:29I've done something I'm terribly ashamed of.

00:33:32I'd like to make it up to you.

00:33:34If you think I'm going to stand in competition with a wife and child...

00:33:40Even I've got more sense than that.

00:33:41What's going to happen to you?

00:33:44What do you care, really?

00:33:46Honestly, Johnny, aren't you a little relieved to get out of it this easily?

00:33:50This is a setup, Johnny.

00:33:52This is the kind of girl you've always dreamed about.

00:33:56I'm going to let you off without an angle.

00:34:00I could be nasty.

00:34:03But I'm not going to be.

00:34:04Why?

00:34:06I don't know.

00:34:09But I'm not going to be.

00:34:16Can I buy you a drink?

00:34:19No, you can't.

00:34:21What happens to men like you, Johnny?

00:34:24If I had a nice home like you did, I wouldn't take a chance with it for anything in the

00:34:28world.

00:34:30I'll do anything I can.

00:34:32Will you really?

00:34:34All right.

00:34:36Then go home.

00:34:38Stay there.

00:34:41All right.

00:34:42If that's the way I want it.

00:34:44If that's the way I want it.

00:34:47Have you got any other ideas?

00:35:02You left this the other night.

00:35:03I'm sure you'd be lost without it.

00:35:06Goodbye, Johnny.

00:35:11Okay.

00:35:12Call you later.

00:35:19May I have your order, sir?

00:35:29There.

00:35:30Hello, Doris.

00:35:31Yeah.

00:35:32Say, you know all about everything, don't you?

00:35:34Mr. Bob.

00:35:34What did you do during the war?

00:35:37Anything I was told.

00:35:39I mean, where were you?

00:35:41Well, most of the time I was stationed in Denver, Colorado.

00:35:45Denver, Colorado?

00:35:47What's the matter with that?

00:35:48The Japs never got to Denver as long as your father was there.

00:35:50Thanks, dear.

00:35:51Well, any time.

00:35:52Jimmy's father was decorated.

00:35:54Well, your father got the good conduct medal with four old feet clusters.

00:35:58Really?

00:35:59When did I tell Jimmy?

00:36:00His father only got the silver star.

00:36:03Well, son, I don't think I'd do that if I were you.

00:36:06Might sound like boasting.

00:36:07Are we going to take a trip this year?

00:36:09I don't know.

00:36:10Why?

00:36:11I'm tired of this town all the time.

00:36:13Well, what's the matter with this town?

00:36:15People all over the world would like to live here.

00:36:18That's the trouble with your generation.

00:36:19You don't appreciate the things you have.

00:36:21You've got one of the nicest homes in the block, security.

00:36:24Well, if you want the strangest husband I ever married.

00:36:27It's the trouble with the whole world today.

00:36:28Nobody appreciates what they have.

00:36:31Everybody else's passion looks greener.

00:36:33What's come over you?

00:36:35Contentment.

00:36:36That's the secret of happiness.

00:36:37And don't you forget it.

00:36:38All right, I won't.

00:36:39Come on, I'll take you to the picture show.

00:36:43No necking in front of the children.

00:36:52Come on, picture show.

00:37:11I'd like to see that one over there.

00:37:13Would you kindly have a step over, please?

00:37:15Certainly, sir.

00:37:18Oh, Miss Stevens.

00:37:19This gentleman would like to see the dress, please.

00:37:27Leave me alone, Mac.

00:37:28You don't understand.

00:37:31I'm buying some things for a girl I know.

00:37:33She happens to be just about your size.

00:37:36Get out of here, Mac.

00:37:40Just a moment.

00:37:42I came here to buy some clothes for a friend of mine.

00:37:44I have the money.

00:37:47Or perhaps if we call the manager.

00:37:50I think you'll find my credit is good enough.

00:37:53If it isn't, I have enough cash on me.

00:37:56Sorry.

00:38:01I'll show you the dress.

00:38:05Would you mind taking off the shawl, please?

00:38:12Off, I said.

00:38:22Would you mind turning slowly so I can see the back?

00:38:30Yes.

00:38:31Yes, I like that.

00:38:33I'll take the dress.

00:38:35Now, I'd like to see a few more.

00:38:50Thanks a lot, Terry.

00:38:51See you tomorrow.

00:38:52Good night.

00:38:52Good night, Mona.

00:38:58Work hard today?

00:39:04Give me a cigarette.

00:39:20Mac, there's no use waiting for me anymore.

00:39:23Don't waste your time.

00:39:26I'm simply not interested.

00:39:27Maybe I feel like wasting my time.

00:39:30All right, let me put it another way.

00:39:31I don't like you.

00:39:33I don't want you around.

00:39:34Sure, but what about me?

00:39:35I've got some feelings.

00:39:37Suppose I like to hang around.

00:39:39It won't do you any good, Mac.

00:39:40Why don't you believe that?

00:39:41Guess I'm just stubborn.

00:39:44Or maybe I figure I know you better than you know yourself.

00:39:48All right.

00:39:49I've asked you nicely.

00:39:52You'd better leave me alone, Mac, or I'm going to call the police.

00:39:54I wouldn't call the police if I were you.

00:39:58You wouldn't want to cause Johnny and Mrs. Forbes any trouble, would you?

00:40:04Why don't we have dinner tonight?

00:40:19Good morning, Mr. Forbes.

00:40:20Good morning, ma'am.

00:40:22Good morning.

00:40:24Good morning, Eileen.

00:40:25How's everything?

00:40:25Just fine.

00:40:29Top of the morning to you, Maggie.

00:40:30Same to you, Mr. Forbes.

00:40:31Here's a telegram for you.

00:40:52Can I find Miss Stevens?

00:40:54Miss Stevens, just a moment.

00:40:55I'll get her for you.

00:41:08Hello, Johnny.

00:41:10Well, hello, Mona.

00:41:11It's nice to see you.

00:41:12I hope I didn't inconvenience you asking you to come over here.

00:41:15Not at all.

00:41:16I didn't know you were working here.

00:41:18I wouldn't have bothered you, Johnny, unless it was absolutely necessary.

00:41:22I know that.

00:41:23What is it?

00:41:24It's Mac.

00:41:25I don't know what to do about him.

00:41:27What's he done?

00:41:28He's around all the time.

00:41:29He comes here.

00:41:30He comes to my apartment.

00:41:31He just won't leave me alone.

00:41:33I've even had to ask one of the floor walkers to take me home.

00:41:38What didn't you tell me before?

00:41:39I thought I could discourage him.

00:41:41I even threatened to call the police.

00:41:44He said, if I did, he'd go to your wife.

00:41:48He knows I don't want to cause you any trouble, and he's holding it over my head.

00:41:52Oh, that's sad.

00:41:55Well, I'm glad you told me.

00:41:57I'll have a talk with him.

00:42:00Everything else all right?

00:42:02Everything's fine.

00:42:04Be careful, Johnny.

00:42:06I will.

00:42:08He won't bother you anymore.

00:42:10Thanks.

00:42:12Goodbye.

00:42:13Goodbye.

00:42:14Goodbye.

00:42:24Where's McDonald's?

00:42:25He's gone for the day.

00:42:27Well, I'll find him.

00:42:29How should I know?

00:42:30Maybe he's gone home.

00:42:36Any message?

00:42:37Ain't she?

00:42:56Let's go.

00:43:07This is just a warning, Mac.

00:43:10If you're real smart, you'll take it seriously.

00:43:12Leave the girl alone. Stay away from her.

00:43:14If I ever hear that you've threatened to do anything about my family again, I'll kill you, Mac.

00:43:18I mean that.

00:43:24Here we are, sir.

00:43:24Next pass.

00:43:39Why should you bother? What's this mean to you?

00:43:41It doesn't mean a thing to me.

00:43:43I just don't like to see a guy get a bad deal.

00:43:46Who's getting a bad deal?

00:43:47Look, I was the insurance investigator.

00:43:50I met your girl. You know all about Forbes.

00:43:52What are you talking about? Who's Forbes?

00:43:55I'm telling you, Forbes was the insurance man.

00:43:57He's a nice-looking guy. I guess your girl kind of took a fancy to him.

00:44:01What are you trying to tell me?

00:44:03Nothing at all, pal. You better calm down.

00:44:06I just don't like to see anyone get a raw deal.

00:44:08Where did you meet my girl?

00:44:10I told you I was the insurance investigator.

00:44:12How do you know so much?

00:44:14Anyway, so what if it's true? What am I supposed to do? Bust out of here?

00:44:17I didn't mean to get you so upset.

00:44:20But didn't you? Then what are you doing here?

00:44:23Who's Forbes and who are you?

00:44:24And how do you know so much?

00:44:26I guess I better go.

00:44:28I guess you better. Leave me alone.

00:44:30I was just trying to give you a break, that's all.

00:44:33Don't do me any favors. I don't even know you.

00:44:35Anyway, how do I know you're not lying?

00:44:37You don't?

00:44:38So long, pal.

00:44:54Tell me, I'll borrow your car this afternoon.

00:44:56Sure. Going to the beach is a lovely day.

00:44:59Oh, I thought I'd go see Bill Smarty.

00:45:01Again?

00:45:02I thought that was all over, Mona.

00:45:05He's getting out tomorrow. We have some plans to make.

00:45:07Aren't you making a mistake starting mad up again?

00:45:11I've been thinking.

00:45:13We might as well try to make some sort of life for ourselves.

00:45:16But I don't understand.

00:45:17I thought there was someone else.

00:45:19As a matter of fact, I...

00:45:20There isn't anyone else.

00:45:22Sorry.

00:45:27Well, well, well. Back to see the boyfriend?

00:45:29Oh, it's just that I'd rather spend the afternoon here than on a hot, stuffy beach.

00:45:33I thought maybe you were starting getting used to me.

00:45:35Women have done it before, you know.

00:45:37Women have taken poison before, but that's no recommendation for poison.

00:45:41She's right, you know.

00:45:42Yeah.

00:45:43Yeah.

00:45:54Hello, Bill.

00:45:56Hello, Bill.

00:46:09Hello, Bill.

00:46:12I've got it all figured out, Bill.

00:46:15You're getting out tomorrow.

00:46:18I think we ought to get out of town.

00:46:26What do you think about that, Bill?

00:46:28What do you think about leaving town?

00:46:30Who's Forbes?

00:46:32What are you talking about?

00:46:34And who's this guy who's been coming to see me?

00:46:36MacDonald.

00:46:37Who is he?

00:46:38What do you mean he's been coming to see you?

00:46:40He's been driving me crazy.

00:46:42Who is he?

00:46:42Who is this Forbes he keeps talking about?

00:46:45Look, Bill, let's not get tangled up in a lot of things that don't matter.

00:46:48Don't matter? To who?

00:46:49Who is this guy who keeps coming to see me?

00:46:51Anything he tells you, Bill, don't pay any attention to him.

00:46:54It doesn't matter.

00:46:55What do you mean it doesn't matter?

00:46:56I've got to sit here 24 hours every day and think about it.

00:46:59Who is he?

00:47:00He's someone who is quite interested in me.

00:47:03I wouldn't have anything to do with him.

00:47:06He's sore about it.

00:47:08That's why he's bothering you.

00:47:10That's great.

00:47:11I sit in jail.

00:47:13I don't know who this guy is.

00:47:14He's making a play for you.

00:47:16He comes to me with some story about somebody by the name of Forbes.

00:47:18I...

00:47:23Where's your ring?

00:47:27I gave it back, Bill.

00:47:30That's why you're getting out tomorrow.

00:47:31I give all the things back.

00:47:33Thanks.

00:47:34Thanks a lot.

00:47:35I sit here sweating it out to give you some things and you take them back.

00:47:38Maybe that guy, whoever he is, is right.

00:47:41He could be wrong, too.

00:47:43We'll see.

00:47:45I want to find out about a lot of things.

00:47:47There's a lot of things I want to know.

00:48:16Oh, hello.

00:48:17Hello.

00:48:18A girl who asked you to stay away from me.

00:48:21I called you up an awful lot.

00:48:23That's all right.

00:48:24Is Mac bothering you again?

00:48:26Not me.

00:48:27Smiley.

00:48:28What do you mean?

00:48:29He's been getting into jail to see Smiley.

00:48:31I don't know how.

00:48:34He used to be on the police force.

00:48:37He told Smiley all about us.

00:48:40Mac's been needling him until he's almost out of his mind.

00:48:45Yeah.

00:48:47I'm sorry, Johnny.

00:48:49You're sorry?

00:48:51You couldn't help it.

00:48:53Oh, this is going on.

00:48:54I thought the whole thing was finished.

00:48:56If you don't mind, it isn't exactly easy on me either.

00:48:59I sort of figured it was half your problem, too.

00:49:01What do you want me to do?

00:49:03I don't want you to do anything.

00:49:07I needed someone to talk to.

00:49:08I thought you were the one.

00:49:09You want me to talk to him?

00:49:11Wouldn't do any good.

00:49:15When is he getting out?

00:49:16Tomorrow.

00:49:18I don't want him to get into any trouble, and I don't want him to ruin anything for you.

00:49:24You won't ruin anything for me.

00:49:32I'm sorry I bothered you, Johnny.

00:49:35I just thought you ought to know.

00:49:38Thanks, Ma.

00:50:00Maggie, see if Mr. Brawley's there.

00:50:01I want to talk with him.

00:50:03I want to talk with him.

00:50:05Sounds very much like a case of temporary insanity.

00:50:08You take a chance of losing your family, your job.

00:50:12For what?

00:50:13I've already asked myself that question several times.

00:50:18What do I do now?

00:50:19Tell Sue?

00:50:20You most certainly do not.

00:50:22You've got something eating away at your conscience.

00:50:25And if you think you're going to ease it by making her life miserable, you've got another thing coming.

00:50:31Supposing she finds out, would it be better coming from me?

00:50:35You can't change anything that's happened by telling her.

00:50:39I assume you're still interested in keeping your marriage together.

00:50:44You know I am, and do anything.

00:50:46You've done too much already.

00:50:48John, you ought to have your head beaten in.

00:50:50I already have.

00:50:52I don't know what to say.

00:50:55You want to go to the police?

00:50:57I'm not interested in telling this to anybody else.

00:51:00Do you want to take Sue and Tommy and get out of town for a while?

00:51:04What good would that do?

00:51:05Have to face it sometime.

00:51:08I don't know why I bother to tell you.

00:51:10I don't either.

00:51:21You know I don't mean that.

00:51:23I'll do everything I can.

00:51:25I know.

00:51:26We'll think of something.

00:51:28A bit better.

00:51:34How does it feel to be a decent, respectable married man?

00:51:59Johnny.

00:52:03Johnny.

00:52:05Yeah?

00:52:07You want to talk about it?

00:52:10I don't know about what?

00:52:13Whatever's on your mind.

00:52:17I've been reading the same page of that paper for an hour.

00:52:21Something's been troubling you for weeks. Don't you think I know?

00:52:30Listen, Johnny.

00:52:32Either it's a marriage or it isn't.

00:52:34If you have any troubles, they're half mine.

00:52:39Maybe you wouldn't want half of them.

00:52:41Whether I want them or not, I have a right to them.

00:52:46Yeah, I guess you do it then.

00:52:48After all, nothing's too tough for us.

00:52:50We won the war together.

00:52:52You brought Tommy through pneumonia.

00:52:57What is it, Johnny?

00:53:03So, I...

00:53:04I don't know how to tell you.

00:53:07I...

00:53:08I...

00:53:09Mother!

00:53:10Daddy!

00:53:11Mother!

00:53:13Daddy!

00:53:14Mother!

00:53:15Daddy!

00:53:17Mother!

00:53:18Mother!

00:53:22Honey, what's the matter?

00:53:24I'm scared.

00:53:25Oh, scared of what?

00:53:27He's soaking wet.

00:53:29He saw something.

00:53:31Probably a nightmare.

00:53:34What did you see, fella?

00:53:36I don't know.

00:53:37Something was coming after me.

00:53:39Oh, no.

00:53:39Nothing was coming after you.

00:53:42It was, too. I saw it.

00:53:44Where?

00:53:45I don't know.

00:53:46Coming in the window, I guess.

00:53:48Oh, nothing was coming in the window.

00:53:53See?

00:53:54There's nothing out there.

00:53:57He just had a bad dream.

00:54:04Is this what you were reading before you went to sleep tonight?

00:54:09Yes.

00:54:10When I was a kid, it was too much supper.

00:54:12Now it's comic books.

00:54:13Where does he get this stuff?

00:54:14Grandma sent them to me.

00:54:16And they were for his birthday.

00:54:17I'll burn them tomorrow.

00:54:18No!

00:54:19While you're at it, singe her a little, too.

00:54:21I'd love to, darling.

00:54:24It was your mother this time.

00:54:28Everything under control, Chief?

00:54:29I think so.

00:54:31Daddy, what makes a dream?

00:54:33Well, the mind, mostly.

00:54:35The mind is like a very wonderful camera.

00:54:38You know how a camera works?

00:54:40Sure, it takes pictures.

00:54:41That's right.

00:54:43That's the way the mind works.

00:54:46Evidently, from the day we were born,

00:54:47the mind takes pictures and stores them away.

00:54:51Now and then, one of those pictures comes loose in our sleep.

00:54:54And that becomes a dream.

00:54:57So, the trick is,

00:54:59take only good pictures and have only good dreams.

00:55:08I think he's asleep.

00:55:10He'll be all right now.

00:55:31I think the day we go.

00:55:32We'll be happy.

00:55:32After that, the day we have been together.

00:55:32But I think the day we were going to be happy.

00:55:34I know are you still here today.

00:55:39And because we're going to take him.

00:55:43After he stops moving on to his home.

00:56:01you want me to fix you something no thanks I'm not hungry I'll just drink this month

00:56:06you know sometimes I'm awfully proud of myself why for giving Tommy such a wonderful father

00:56:14he thinks you're the greatest guy on earth he could be wrong my son is never wrong

00:56:24what were you going to tell me upstairs

00:56:27you know I believe I could eat something at that maybe some eggs

00:56:33so you don't want to talk about it it'll be all right soon it isn't important

00:56:38there's something in the office

00:56:55yeah my name is Forbes I want to see one of your prisoners Smiley William Smiley

00:57:01do you want to see him about I'm from the Olympic mutual insurance company he was involved in one

00:57:05of our bonding policies isn't that funny he was let out at eight o'clock this morning and he left

00:57:10with you only eight o'clock this morning you were a dark fat guy and your name was Mcdonald

00:57:15oh thanks

00:57:21ain't we whimsic all the day you like working for the city shut up

00:57:24you like that all around no expect him no he took the day off thanks

00:57:49close that door

00:57:59hello baby hi

00:58:07celebrating I don't blame you we'll really do the town tonight

00:58:16how about a drink for me sure

00:58:26I didn't know what time you were getting out or I would have been there to meet you

00:58:29it would have been nice

00:58:37it's sort of funny isn't it what looking at each other like this without a screen between us

00:58:43maybe it was better when it was only screen

00:58:55I guess if you don't want to kiss me I can't twist your arm

00:58:59says I don't

00:59:01says I don't

00:59:12do they give one to everyone who's getting out

00:59:14a friend of yours was kind enough to lend it to me

00:59:16if they caught you even carrying this

00:59:18you'd be back in there for good

00:59:20you seem to get along all right without me

00:59:23don't believe everything you hear

00:59:25I don't believe anything I want you to tell me

00:59:28miss mcdonald what's his angle why does he help me all up on booze and then give me a gun

00:59:32though we've got a chance to build a decent life now if you get into trouble again we won't have

00:59:36anything

00:59:37why should I get in trouble

00:59:40why should I get in trouble

00:59:45you don't know mac

00:59:46how do you know him

00:59:46he was after me bill he'll do anything

00:59:48why does he want me to kill for

00:59:49he's jealous of him

00:59:50is he jealous of him

00:59:51why does he have any reason to be jealous of forbes

00:59:53it's all over now bill

00:59:55it never amounted to anything really

00:59:57in order for something to be over it's got to start first

00:59:59we all make mistakes bill

01:00:01you made one

01:00:02for you

01:00:04don't tell me you did this for me

01:00:05all right I was wrong

01:00:08didn't you ever hear forgiving anyone

01:00:13you I can forgive

01:00:15that guy know

01:00:17takes back the things I'm sweating out of jail rap to get for you and

01:00:20and then he takes you

01:00:25it wasn't that way at all bill

01:00:28we'll see

01:00:29bill please

01:00:32please

01:00:33and then as they came around the corner

01:00:35john and ted the fun loving busbys

01:00:38came upon an ancient grizzled mountain lion

01:00:41with perfect coordination the two boys dove for shelter

01:00:44why didn't they use the ray guns

01:00:46these are the busby boys

01:00:48they don't have ray guns

01:00:49they use slingshots

01:00:50dopes

01:00:52now really sue

01:00:53I'm getting awfully worried about the terrible trash he reads

01:00:55torturing women

01:00:56men from mars

01:00:58all right darling

01:00:59but even I can't stand much more than busby boy tonight

01:01:04I'll get it

01:01:16Johnny this is Mona

01:01:19has Smiley been there

01:01:22here

01:01:23no why

01:01:23he got out today

01:01:24I know that

01:01:25I've been with him all day

01:01:26he's very belligerent

01:01:27Matt gave him a gun

01:01:29he's been threatening to go over to see you

01:01:31he ran out of the apartment this afternoon

01:01:33but I found him

01:01:33where is he now

01:01:35I don't know

01:01:35we were in a little bar

01:01:36he's been drinking

01:01:37I went to call a cab

01:01:38and he ran out

01:01:39I came right back to the apartment

01:01:41and he isn't here

01:01:42I'll watch out for him

01:01:43I don't want him hurt Johnny

01:01:45I don't want him thrown back in jail

01:01:47I'll take care of it

01:01:48I'll come right over

01:01:50you stay right where you are

01:01:51but Johnny I know how to handle him

01:01:53look you know you can't come over here

01:01:55you stay right there

01:01:55and I'll call you after I've talked to him

01:02:15who was it

01:02:16nobody

01:02:16chief how do I go to the picture show

01:02:19I mean to get up get dressed

01:02:20Johnny are you out of your mind

01:02:21it's almost nine o'clock

01:02:22you can get the last show

01:02:23sure

01:02:24I don't know what's come over you

01:02:26I'm not going to any show tonight

01:02:27get back in bed

01:02:28oh my

01:02:31here

01:02:44Johnny

01:02:46what's the matter with you

01:02:48well it's a man coming out from the office

01:02:50I wanted to talk with him alone

01:02:51well we've got more than one room in the house

01:02:52you can talk to him downstairs

01:02:54all right

01:03:09all right

01:03:32Chief, what are you doing down here?

01:03:34You didn't say good night to me.

01:03:36Oh, good night, son.

01:03:38Now, go on upstairs.

01:03:40Aren't you scared with all these lights out?

01:03:42Son, don't ask questions. Go upstairs, will you?

01:03:44I'm sorry we couldn't go to the movies.

01:03:46I want you to know something.

01:03:48I'll go to the movies anytime you want me to go with you.

01:03:51Oh, thanks, son. Good night.

01:03:54Night, Dad.

01:04:17You come back for a long time.

01:04:20I'm sorry, Sonny.

01:04:20I'm hungry, I'm hungry.

01:04:28Renewal, I'm hungry.

01:04:29I'll be hungry.

01:04:29I'm hungry.

01:04:30I'm hungry.

01:04:31I'm hungry.

01:05:01Get out of here, Smiley.

01:05:03Are you Forbes?

01:05:04I'll talk to you tomorrow.

01:05:06Why not now?

01:05:07You're drunk.

01:05:10How do you know?

01:05:11Give us both a break.

01:05:12Get going.

01:05:13Did Mona tell you I was coming?

01:05:15I'm not kidding.

01:05:15Get moving.

01:05:18And stay away from here.

01:05:48I'm not kidding.

01:06:04Johnny, you get right back in your room and stay there.

01:06:10Johnny.

01:06:11Johnny.

01:06:14Johnny, what happened?

01:06:16Are you all right?

01:06:18Sue, you better call the police.

01:06:20I just killed a man.

01:06:52What's the matter, Mona?

01:06:53Having a little trouble?

01:06:54I don't know.

01:07:03Unit 12T, ambulance traffic, Hollywood and Vine.

01:07:0712T, ambulance traffic, Hollywood and Vine.

01:07:12Nervous?

01:07:14Why don't you get out of here?

01:07:16Unit 11A at 390 down, Santa Monica and Las Palmas.

01:07:21Unit 11A at 390 down, Santa Monica and Las Palmas.

01:07:25Just a drunk at Las Palmas.

01:07:27Nothing to get upset about.

01:07:29Unit 11A at 390 down, Santa Monica and Las Palmas.

01:07:35Unit 11A at 390 down, Santa Monica and Las Palmas.

01:07:41Why doesn't Johnny call?

01:07:43Maybe he can't.

01:07:45I'll give you my word, Mac.

01:07:47If anything happens to either one of them,

01:07:49I'll see that the police kept the whole story on you.

01:07:51What did I do?

01:07:52You gave Smiley the gun.

01:07:53Who said so?

01:07:54He says so.

01:07:58Anyway, don't you think they can trace it to you?

01:08:00Unless they're a lot smarter than they were when I was on the force.

01:08:02All units in the vicinity of 5424 Bradner Drive, Code 3.

01:08:13All units in the vicinity of 5424 Bradner Drive, Code 3.

01:08:20That's Johnny's address.

01:08:23Yeah, sure.

01:08:23All units in the vicinity of 5424 Bradner Drive, Code 3.

01:08:29What is it?

01:08:31Homicide.

01:08:39All units in the vicinity of 5424 Bradner Drive, Code 3.

01:08:46Don't go over there.

01:08:48Besides, you don't know what you're running into.

01:08:51Somebody's been shot.

01:08:52But you don't know whether it's Smiley, Johnny, or Johnny's wife.

01:09:05There's an easier way.

01:09:06Wait a minute.

01:09:07All units in the vicinity of...

01:09:25Lieutenant House, please.

01:09:27Hello, Fred.

01:09:28This is McDonald.

01:09:32Yeah, fine, thanks.

01:09:34Thanks.

01:09:36Yeah.

01:09:38Say, I was just riding down Bradner Drive, 5400 block.

01:09:41Saw a big commotion over there.

01:09:43I wondered if you had anything on it.

01:09:46Yeah, thanks.

01:09:54You were going to who and tell them about me?

01:09:59Yeah, Fred.

01:10:06I was just going to go and see you for the floor.

01:10:08I'm glad you're getting it.

01:10:08A problem?

01:10:09Anybody hurt?

01:10:11Uh-huh.

01:10:14Yeah.

01:10:17I see, all right.

01:10:19Yeah, thanks, Fredy.

01:10:21I just thought there might be something in it for me.

01:10:25Yeah, thanks.

01:10:31What is it, Mac?

01:10:33Smiley.

01:10:40How do you like that, Johnny?

01:10:42He told him Smiley was a prowler.

01:10:46What happened to Johnny?

01:10:48We'll read about it in the papers tomorrow.

01:10:49Well, you better start thinking about yourself.

01:10:53We'll take a car trip for a few days.

01:10:57I know how you feel about this.

01:11:01Yeah.

01:11:03Now, where are your bags?

01:11:05Get you packed.

01:11:22Now, it's funny.

01:11:26I didn't figure it would work out this well.

01:11:34I thought they'd throw a scare into each other.

01:11:37Imagine Johnny killing him.

01:11:39I'd think he had more sense.

01:11:45You'll have to help me a little with this packing.

01:11:51Smiley wasn't a bad guy.

01:11:54Never hurt anyone, really.

01:11:56Of course he didn't.

01:11:58He didn't hurt anyone.

01:11:59He didn't help anyone.

01:12:02He wasn't anything.

01:12:03He was a nice guy.

01:12:05He wasn't enough.

01:12:06For who?

01:12:07Me?

01:12:09People were born to have certain things.

01:12:12Smiley didn't have the nerve.

01:12:14And Forbes didn't have the chance.

01:12:17So, it's me you end up with.

01:12:24I think we'll spend a few days in San Francisco.

01:12:27Then we'll cut across to Reno.

01:12:30Do you like gambling, Mona?

01:12:33You know, I'm a great gambler, Mona.

01:12:35But what's more important,

01:12:36I'm a lucky gambler.

01:12:39Look at this thing tonight, for instance.

01:12:41It was a thousand to one shot.

01:12:43I'd get rid of both of them at once.

01:12:47Now, you'll forget about Smiley in a few days.

01:12:50You don't think so now, but you will.

01:12:57If you haven't thought about it yet, but when you do, you'll realize.

01:13:01The only reason I did all this was because I really love you.

01:13:19Tell the boys to get the stretch, friend, right?

01:13:21Get all the information you needed?

01:13:23I'll be through in a minute.

01:13:24Hurry it up.

01:13:24I'd like to be home before midnight.

01:13:25I haven't had a decent night's sleep in weeks.

01:13:27I haven't either.

01:13:28How about you?

01:13:29Okay.

01:13:30Button it up, will you?

01:13:32Well, Mr. Forbes, we're about ready to go.

01:13:33There'll be a few routine questions that we'll have to ask you,

01:13:36so keep yourself available for the coroner's inquest.

01:13:39Thanks a lot.

01:13:40You've been very cooperative.

01:13:42Good night.

01:13:55We're leaving now, Miss Forbes.

01:13:56Better have somebody board up that window.

01:13:58Good night.

01:14:13Johnny, I know I terribly must feel about this,

01:14:16but the important thing is that you weren't hurt.

01:14:19It could have been so much worse.

01:14:22There's not going to be any trouble.

01:14:26Try to forget about it, Johnny.

01:14:28Please try.

01:14:32I'll pick you a cup of coffee.

01:15:02I'll pick you a cup of coffee.

01:15:19So forget about the coffee. I want to talk with you

01:15:27Sit down, so I got to get this off of my mind or I'll go crazy

01:15:32I've been covering one lie with another alum nearly out of my mind. This man I killed tonight

01:15:37He wasn't a prowler. I knew he was coming. That's why I wanted you and Tommy out of the house

01:15:41He had good reasons for wanting to kill me Sue better reasons than I had for killing him

01:15:45Why should anyone want to kill you because of his girl?

01:15:48I met her on a case a couple of months ago. She was the one who phoned and told me

01:15:51he was coming

01:15:53What about this girl?

01:15:55This man smiley just got out of jail today and

01:15:59Somebody told him a lot of things about her and me

01:16:02Were they true?

01:16:08Yes, I don't know what I can possibly say. I can't give you an explanation. I wanted to tell you

01:16:13what I tried

01:16:23So say something

01:16:30Please say something. I can't go on with this on my conscience conscience

01:16:34You'll make it sound like a dirty word

01:16:37You're worrying about your filthy little conscience, but I've got my son to think about I thought about that, too

01:16:43And ended up by covering one lie after another now man is dead. I can't lie anymore

01:16:54I

01:16:54Wanted you to know before I went to the police

01:16:57You're not going to the police you lied once came easy enough for you then you've got to lie now

01:17:03I mean this Johnny if you drag this family through the dirt. I'll never forgive you

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01:23:02How did you know I was here?

01:23:03I phoned.

01:23:12I'm taking Tommy out of school.

01:23:15I suppose that's best.

01:23:18How much does he know about everything?

01:23:20You can't expect to keep too much from a child of his age.

01:23:24I think you should ask Ed for a transfer to some other town.

01:23:29Are you sure you don't want a divorce, Sue?

01:23:31I've thought about it.

01:23:33It's no use kidding you.

01:23:34I've thought about it a lot.

01:23:35I'd almost made up my mind.

01:23:38Then I got to thinking.

01:23:40For man has always been a good husband except for 24 hours.

01:23:43How long should you be expected to pay for it?

01:23:47I don't know, Sue.

01:23:50I suppose some people would say forever.

01:23:53I'm not sure it'll ever be the same.

01:23:55Not for a long time anyway.

01:23:58But we've weathered other things.

01:24:00Maybe we can handle this.

01:24:04That's of course if you want to try.

01:24:07Of course I do.

01:24:09All right.

01:24:11That's what we'll do then.

01:24:12We'll try.

01:24:14We'll try.

01:24:35The End

Pitfall (1948) – A Dangerous Journey Through the Untamed Jungle

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