Fog Island (1945)

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00:06:46I'VE BEEN THINKING

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00:06:49WHY YOU FAILED

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00:06:51YOU SURROUNDED

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00:06:54I didn't surround myself with them.

00:06:55Sylvia Jordan did.

00:06:57How could she?

00:06:58Blackmailed?

00:06:59Practically.

00:07:01As my secretary, she knew a lot about my private affairs,

00:07:04which gave her a certain amount of influence.

00:07:06Then when I married your mother instead of her,

00:07:08Sylvia became vitriolic.

00:07:10She sold me after her friend, Richfield Cavanaugh,

00:07:14a whole double-crossing gang that railroaded me.

00:07:18I wouldn't have cared if that stopped at that, but they didn't.

00:07:21One of them, maybe the whole group indirectly,

00:07:24was responsible for the death of your mother.

00:07:27Leo, what are you saying?

00:07:30Oh, the circumstances surrounding the murder of your mother

00:07:34was obviously prearranged.

00:07:37Isn't it logical, Gail,

00:07:40that this group, having put me safely away in prison,

00:07:43should come back here to learn from karma,

00:07:45the whereabouts of the fortune I was supposed to have sorted away?

00:07:49Failing, they struck her down fatally.

00:07:53And they ransacked the place

00:07:55until they were disturbed by the launch returning with the servants.

00:07:58But if any of them did murder Mother,

00:08:01do you think they'd risk coming back out here?

00:08:03Now, don't forget, they didn't get what they came after.

00:08:10I tell you, they won't accept.

00:08:13Well, let's wait and see.

00:08:42Well, let's wait and see.

00:09:06Emily in Bronstein,

00:09:08Psychic Research Laboratory, Alec Richfield, this is Emily.

00:09:15I was engrossed casting a horoscope, otherwise I would have known it was you wanting to contact me.

00:09:21You've received an invitation?

00:09:24Wait a minute.

00:09:28Let me see.

00:09:30It's from Leo Granger, inviting you to a weekend at Fog Island.

00:09:36Just a minute.

00:09:39Furthermore, I can tell you the date.

00:09:41It's for the 16th.

00:09:44What?

00:09:45Well, of course my powers of divination haven't diminished.

00:09:48What do you make of it, Emily?

00:09:50Well, are you consulting me professionally as an astrologist or socially as a friend?

00:09:55Well, I thought it was a good friend of old standing.

00:09:58In that case, I'd say Leo wanted something.

00:10:01Advice.

00:10:02As you may recall, he never went into any big ventures without first consulting me.

00:10:06Yes.

00:10:07And you never advised him without first asking John Kavanaugh what to tell him.

00:10:12Kavanaugh was very generous with me when I influenced Leo's transactions.

00:10:16Yes.

00:10:17And your influence paid you well.

00:10:19However, I'm curious to know what you think Leo's up to.

00:10:22Well, I, for one, am going out to Fog Island to find out.

00:10:26And you?

00:10:27I don't know yet.

00:10:29I haven't decided.

00:10:31Nevertheless, I'll probably see you out there amongst the others.

00:10:34And just who would the others be?

00:10:38Why, our own little crowd, of course.

00:10:40John Kavanaugh, Sylvia Jordan, and...

00:10:43Yes, that's right.

00:10:49What is Leo Granger to say, John?

00:10:52How do you know this is from Leo Granger?

00:10:54This is private secretary for years.

00:10:56I might at least be expected to recognize his handwriting, don't you think?

00:10:58Oh, of course.

00:11:00Have you read between the lines?

00:11:02Read what?

00:11:03That I might see justice done.

00:11:06Well?

00:11:08Doesn't it occur to you that Leo may have found out how you played up to karma while he was

00:11:11out of the way?

00:11:12I didn't.

00:11:13I always liked karma.

00:11:14There was no point in avoiding her just because he got into trouble.

00:11:17And there was no point, I suppose, in your chartering that boat all by yourself just to call on her

00:11:22at Fog Island.

00:11:23Who said I chartered a boat?

00:11:25The man who owned it.

00:11:26He also admitted taking a veiled woman out to the island, alone.

00:11:29I never wear veils.

00:11:31Besides, why should I want to see karma?

00:11:33To get information.

00:11:34That needn't exclude you in Leo's mind as one of Alex Henchman's.

00:11:37How do you know that?

00:11:39I know Leo Granger.

00:11:40I know the way his mind works.

00:11:42He's a very suspicious and vindictive man.

00:11:45How about Kingsley?

00:11:46Emmeline Bronston?

00:11:47Yes, even you.

00:11:48Don't forget the damaging effect your testimonies his private secretary had on the case.

00:11:52I'm not forgetting her.

00:11:54Nevertheless, I don't expect Leo ever to forgive me.

00:11:56Leo Granger will never forgive any one of us.

00:11:59Five years in the penitentiary can do a lot to a man.

00:12:03Not to Leo Granger.

00:12:04You get one of these?

00:12:08The same?

00:12:09Identically.

00:12:10And I dare say there's a half a dozen others floating around amongst our erstwhile associates.

00:12:14Should you go?

00:12:15I think so.

00:12:17You're not afraid?

00:12:18Are you?

00:12:20Well, not exactly afraid, but, uh...

00:12:23But what?

00:12:24Maybe intrigued.

00:12:25After all, he got away with quite a fortune.

00:12:28If he's going to pay off, I want to be there.

00:12:30That's what I thought.

00:12:31And if you go, I'll go.

00:12:33And if we go, the others will go.

00:12:37Well, they.

00:12:39There's safety in numbers.

00:12:41There.

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00:13:10You're not afraid.

00:13:13You know, feel a little bit right.

00:13:13But before, I may just be stopped.待って

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00:13:19Reggle! Stay!

00:13:23So I,

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00:18:20I'm sure you're all wondering why I invited you here let's settle that

00:18:26question right now at the beginning I invited you out here for let me say

00:18:33retribution a retribution is not word can mean so many things it could mean

00:18:40reward the return of money you think I stole from you it could mean giving you

00:18:46an opportunity of getting even with me all with each other it could mean revenge

00:18:54seeking a life for a life you see how you killed something very dear to me that

00:19:00might have been friendship might have been my ideal might have been my wife

00:19:07perhaps you never knew it but I happen to love karma she's more than just a wife to

00:19:12me she was my ideal my friend whichever one of you killed her will kill again and

00:19:20just as wantonly so let me warn you the innocent manual to be wary of the

00:19:27murderer whenever he or she finds it necessary to strike again and that my

00:19:33dear friends concludes the business of the evening now let's all be as social as we

00:19:38can hmm oh I omitted to mention that we have another house guest

00:19:45duck lake you all remember duck lake I'm sure my accountant who was sent up with me

00:19:51duck our friends are having a little drink perhaps you care to join them good

00:19:58evening since Leo puts it so delicately I'd be delighted to have a drink and renew old

00:20:05quaint oh by the way I'm afraid I had to send the launch back to the mainland for

00:20:12some slight repairs it'll be back in the morning probably in the meantime I'm quite

00:20:18sure you'll find every convenience on this island except across the telephone dinner will be at 8 30

00:20:52many years ago it was the custom of this household when it was in the hand

00:20:56of the pirates let a man eat his fail then permit him to know his fate I'm not so barbaric

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00:21:02course I'm merely following the old custom by giving each one of you a token

00:21:09favor or clue shall we say to retribution

00:21:53that's great

00:23:00Cleo, what is this key?

00:23:04Perhaps it's the key to your happiness, my dear.

00:23:07Oh, Kingsley, that is a superstition that the gift of a knife will cut friendship.

00:23:11I'm not superstitious, are you?

00:23:14Not with this in my hand, I'm not.

00:23:17I think I retire.

00:23:18I have been used to very early hours these last few years.

00:23:33Gail, I think our guests will enjoy a little music if you feel so disposed.

00:23:38Anything special you would like?

00:23:40No, anything you like.

00:23:42Preferably something favoring the woodwinds.

00:23:45Why, the woodwinds, Leo?

00:23:47I don't know, Dale.

00:23:47There's something very plaintive about the music of oboes, flutes, clarinets.

00:23:51And something very enticing.

00:23:57Mind if I join you?

00:23:59And if I did?

00:24:00I'd join you anyway.

00:24:02You tried that before.

00:24:04And miss?

00:24:04And miss time?

00:24:06I'm your guest, remember?

00:24:07Not mine.

00:24:09Leo Granger's.

00:24:31Do you mind telling me what this is all about?

00:24:33What what is all about?

00:24:35It's party or whatever it is.

00:24:37Don't you know?

00:24:39No.

00:24:40Then why did you come?

00:24:41I had my reasons.

00:24:43I'm sure of that.

00:24:44Good reasons.

00:24:46From your point of view?

00:24:48All of which means you're not going to tell me.

00:24:51That's right.

00:24:52Which also means you don't trust me.

00:24:55Right.

00:25:19Odd favors, Leo, give.

00:25:22Or do you understand yours?

00:25:24Yours, Dr. Lake?

00:25:25I suspect Leo wants to keep track of you.

00:25:28Mine is really quite simple.

00:25:30Leo always said my pencils weren't practical.

00:25:33The eraser, of course, is one of Leo's little innuendo.

00:25:36I have a feeling Leo is not in his right mind.

00:25:39Have you felt that?

00:25:41You understand, I hope, that I've never actually practiced the profession of medicine.

00:25:46Nevertheless, that doesn't prevent you from hazarding a personal opinion.

00:25:50Not necessarily.

00:25:53But as a student of the occult, perhaps you could hazard an opinion.

00:25:58The sign, Pisces.

00:25:59Of course you know what his sign is the case.

00:26:01Two fishes swimming in opposite direction and with Jupiter in the ascendant.

00:26:05I should not like to predict what would happen.

00:26:09His health, never too sturdy, hasn't been aided by prolonged inactivity.

00:26:16I shouldn't like to hazard an opinion either.

00:26:18You know, Doctor, I think you and I have something in common.

00:26:21Oh, what's that, may I ask?

00:26:25We've both been in Leo's confidence.

00:26:28I, from an astral point of view, have been in his spiritual confidence.

00:26:30And you, from a business point of view, have been in his financial confidence.

00:26:35Oh.

00:26:36So?

00:26:38Possibly by pooling our information, we might work more or less together to our mutual advantage.

00:26:45I have a review to deserve that.

00:27:16What's the matter?

00:27:17In there.

00:27:20John, do you know of any way we can get off this island?

00:27:23There isn't any way.

00:27:24I asked the butler.

00:27:24Why?

00:27:26I'm afraid.

00:27:27Of what?

00:27:28I don't know.

00:27:30But this to Leo always suggests a death.

00:27:34What to Leo might this suggest?

00:27:35What is it?

00:27:36Multiplication tables.

00:27:37Two times two and so on.

00:27:39It might be one of Leo's subtle warnings.

00:27:42Insinuating you not to attempt any more juggling and figures to your own satisfaction.

00:27:46But I've got a feeling it goes deeper than that table skulls.

00:27:54Where did Alec get?

00:27:56Oh, I didn't see.

00:27:57He stuffed it in his pocket too fast.

00:28:00Alec knows something.

00:28:04I wonder what that key is to.

00:28:07What key?

00:28:10One Gale got.

00:28:11Why don't you find out?

00:28:12I will when I get a chance.

00:28:14Watch out for young Kingsley.

00:28:15I don't trust him.

00:28:16Suppose you watch out for young Kingsley.

00:28:19I will.

00:28:22I didn't know you played so well.

00:28:25Didn't you?

00:28:30No.

00:28:31There was a time I thought I knew pretty much about you.

00:28:34Did you?

00:28:36Remember the long walks in the rain?

00:28:39Horseback rides?

00:28:40Tennis?

00:28:41The time you beat me six to three?

00:28:44The funny things you used to like.

00:28:45You're craving for red.

00:28:47Chocolate sundae.

00:28:48Opal.

00:28:51They weren't your birthstones, were they?

00:28:53No, I thought none.

00:28:54They were always bringing you hard luck.

00:28:56Like the time we were going to the symphony together.

00:28:58You had on your new high-heeled red slippers.

00:29:01Your heel got caught in a grating.

00:29:04You know, it's a shame I couldn't get those nails to stay in.

00:29:08We went down the aisle together.

00:29:10You don't know how much trouble I had getting those tickets right in the third row, just to show you

00:29:14off.

00:29:16Oh, I've still heel, by the way, but I don't suppose you have any use for it, do you?

00:29:21I haven't any use for any heel.

00:29:24No, I thought not.

00:29:26But will you ever forget our picnic down by the riverbank?

00:29:29That great field of daisies behind us.

00:29:31The weeping willows.

00:29:33Remember how ecstatic you were about the weeping willows?

00:29:39You know, you haven't done what Leo asked of you.

00:29:42You mean the woodwind?

00:29:43Yes.

00:29:44Have you forgotten?

00:29:45No.

00:29:55I see.

00:30:02You aren't going to let me in on it, will you?

00:30:05In on what?

00:30:12That.

00:30:14No.

00:30:16Why not?

00:30:18Well, you find out if you think it's important.

00:30:22Gail, is anything important to you?

00:30:26Yes.

00:30:27Solitude.

00:30:44Me, can you see?

00:30:44I have aler.

00:31:07It seems for the looking to the future.

00:31:08What do you say?

00:31:10You want me to cast horoscope?

00:31:11Oh, no, nothing so individual.

00:31:13I mean something you would let it all in, like, you know, a seance.

00:31:18Oh, a seance.

00:31:19Well, if you're all in accord, why don't you gather around the desk?

00:31:23Good.

00:31:53We're ready for you, Emily.

00:32:03Of course, Emily, you'll want the lights out.

00:32:05It was better.

00:32:06Of course.

00:32:07I'm tender, Ed.

00:32:13Good morning.

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00:35:14WHERE ARE YOU GOING?

00:35:15I HAVE AN IDEA.

00:35:16WHAT ABOUT?

00:35:17GAIL'S KEY.

00:35:20OH.

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00:36:08Would you be looking for any book in particular, Alec?

00:36:12For Emmeline?

00:36:14Something light, of course.

00:36:19Oh, yeah.

00:36:21How about this?

00:36:22What is it?

00:36:23Crime and Punishment.

00:36:28Ideal.

00:36:36Thank you, Alec.

00:36:37Say, it's getting late.

00:36:39Time we're all turning in.

00:36:40How about it, John?

00:36:42Ready to call in the night?

00:36:43We are.

00:36:43I might as well.

00:36:46Ready, Emmeline?

00:36:47Good morning.

00:36:59Peter?

00:37:00Good afternoon.

00:37:08Good morning.

00:37:15Good morning, Brooks.

00:37:19What are you doing out here?

00:37:21I might ask you the same question.

00:37:24Catch cold in this fog.

00:37:26The air's warm.

00:37:28Mind telling me what you're running away from?

00:37:31Am I running away?

00:37:33Of course.

00:37:34First from all your friends, by coming after this desolate spot to live,

00:37:38and now from everyone inside.

00:37:41What right have you to pry into my private affairs?

00:37:44Maybe I like you.

00:37:45You have a very peculiar way of showing you.

00:37:48I'm a very peculiar person.

00:37:51Maybe I like you more than you realize.

00:37:54Really?

00:37:55I realize you're just a little girl in a lot of trouble.

00:37:59What trouble?

00:38:00That I mean to find out.

00:38:02Is that all you mean, find out?

00:38:04No, but I do for a starter.

00:38:07And after that?

00:38:09Gail, have I ever done anything to make you mistrust me?

00:38:13You came out here with the others, didn't you?

00:38:15Obviously.

00:38:16Why?

00:38:17To see you.

00:38:20I don't believe you.

00:38:22Gail, why don't you break down and be yourself?

00:38:25Why don't you let me help you?

00:38:28There's only one way you can help me, and that is to leave me alone.

00:38:31Now look here, young lady.

00:38:33Don't try my patience too far.

00:38:35You might as well know once and for all, I have no intention of leaving you alone.

00:38:39Very well, then.

00:38:40I'll leave you alone.

00:38:42I'll leave you alone.

00:38:50I'll leave you alone.

00:38:50And I'll leave you alone.

00:38:50Till the end.

00:38:51Good.

00:39:08What do you do do?

00:39:10Why don't you start to leave me alone?

00:39:10I don't know, don't know, don't I don't know?

00:39:11I don't know, don't find me alone.

00:39:11Come on.

00:39:11So let me know.

00:39:14Oh, I came in to borrow some cleansing cream.

00:39:18Why, of course.

00:39:25I'm not robbing you, am I?

00:39:27No, I seldom use it.

00:39:28Oh, but you should.

00:39:29Nightly, my dear.

00:39:31Too much bother.

00:39:32Nothing should be too much bother to protect your skin.

00:39:35In this climate, one doesn't need to take the trouble.

00:39:38If you don't take the trouble to preserve your skin now while it's healthy,

00:39:41you'll regret it.

00:39:43I'll chance that.

00:39:44Already it shows the signs of neglect.

00:39:48What?

00:39:52What an interesting room.

00:39:54The mother didn't decorate it.

00:39:55These things were here when Leo bought the toilet.

00:39:58Leo bought it?

00:39:59Stockama bought it for him.

00:40:00Leo bought it in car.

00:40:04The mother was in the car.

00:40:05The mother bought it in car.

00:40:15It was already.

00:40:20February.

00:40:24The mother did not go to the place.

00:40:28The mother lost.

00:40:31Just tidying up a bit, sir.

00:40:33As a butler?

00:40:35Or as an escape lifer, Al Jenks?

00:40:38That's a lie.

00:40:39What, that you're an escape lifer?

00:40:41I acted a bit phony as a butler when Granger wasn't around.

00:40:44I made some pretty wise contacts in the big house.

00:40:48Contacts that could find out a lot of things.

00:40:51I wrote a few letters.

00:40:53I had some answers.

00:40:54Came over with the mail for the guests tonight.

00:40:57Like this one.

00:40:59Hello, Dots Cook.

00:41:02The eel you described with the scar across his left palm.

00:41:09Certainly, Al Jenks.

00:41:11The lifer who crashed out of here about a month ago.

00:41:14I thought you ought to know because...

00:41:22Oh!

00:41:26Oh!

00:41:35Enjoying yourself, Doc?

00:41:37Yes.

00:41:38I was just looking for you, Leo.

00:41:41Indeed.

00:41:43The guests seem a bit ill at ease.

00:41:46That's a pity.

00:41:47I've given them the run of the house.

00:41:48What more could they have me do?

00:41:50Give them enough rope.

00:41:51Eh, Leo?

00:41:52Something like that.

00:41:54They're all wondering what you've got up your sleeve.

00:41:57Including you, Doc.

00:41:59Have you forgotten, Leo?

00:42:00I know what you've got in mind for them.

00:42:03Have you forgotten that time in Sturr when I showed you how they framed the two of us and you

00:42:08blew your top?

00:42:10Well, that day when you learned your wife had been murdered, the day you really went stir-crazy, have you

00:42:18forgotten what you said to me that day?

00:42:20Under the circumstances, no one could hold me accountable for what I said.

00:42:25Couldn't they?

00:42:26And especially if what you said came to pass.

00:42:29Well, what'd I say, Doc?

00:42:31Plenty.

00:42:32And if it took your last dollar.

00:42:35That's just exactly what it did.

00:42:38What, take your last dollar?

00:42:39Oh, that's a good one.

00:42:42That's a fact.

00:42:43However, if you prefer to believe or do that I have a fortune buried here, I can't prevent you.

00:42:50But you said you were looking for me.

00:42:52What for?

00:42:52I thought you might like to know what your guests are doing.

00:42:56I know pretty well what they're doing.

00:43:01After all, there was nothing I could ever tell Karma that was encouraging.

00:43:05All I saw for her was trouble and worry and her tragic end.

00:43:10You ever saw that?

00:43:11Oh, yes, quite clearly and in detail.

00:43:14I saw her choking her into insensibility.

00:43:17That's a lie.

00:43:19It is?

00:43:20How do you know?

00:43:21She wasn't choked to death.

00:43:23She was stabbed with an eye.

00:43:24Perhaps you know for certain that she wasn't first strangled into unconsciousness.

00:43:28You're making the whole thing up to give the impression you're clairvoyant.

00:43:31Unless you had something to do with her murder.

00:43:33I had less to do with her murder than you had.

00:43:36Why, you fraud, if you did, I...

00:43:39Come in.

00:43:43Perhaps you ladies don't realize it, but your voice is cat when you get excited.

00:43:47Thank you for stopping us, Alex.

00:43:48And you're keeping this young lady from her rest.

00:43:53You're very considerate, Mr. Richfield.

00:43:55I really would like to go to bed.

00:43:57Of course.

00:43:58I really thought I might...

00:43:59Come along, Alex.

00:44:00It was your idea to leave Gail alone.

00:44:01You're welcome.

00:45:32Uh, my pipe cleaners, I thought, Paul, I left them here.

00:45:35I didn't know you smoked a pipe.

00:45:37Oh, didn't you?

00:45:39I've always been very interested in pipes.

00:45:41Do you mind if I have a look at yours?

00:45:42Certainly.

00:45:46I must have left you in my room.

00:45:48Carefully.

00:45:49Have a cigar.

00:45:52Thanks.

00:46:00Night.

00:46:03Thanks.

00:46:12You're not smoking?

00:46:14Not at the moment.

00:46:15Uh-huh.

00:46:18Very good cigar.

00:46:21As you should know, Alec, I've saw the front of my comforts, even managed to get a few where you

00:46:26sent me.

00:46:27You're forgetting that having a raise to your defense, we got you up with five years instead of twenty-five.

00:46:32Five years was long enough for you to accomplish your purpose, Alec.

00:46:35Five years, the receiver for Granger Incorporated gave you ample time to liquidate my enterprises for your own advantage.

00:46:45By the time you got through milking your enterprises, there was nothing left to liquidate.

00:46:49So you came over here to the island to see what you could get out of karma.

00:46:53I'd advise you to be careful of your accusations, Leo.

00:46:55We are not fooling anybody now, Alec.

00:46:57There's no jury here, no judge, nor will there be any witnesses.

00:47:01Does that constitute a threat, Leo?

00:47:02Take it for what it's worth, Alec.

00:47:04I might have let you off had you been content merely with getting me out of the way for a

00:47:07while,

00:47:08but that you put karma out of the way permanently for that, Alec...

00:47:12Keep it away, Leo.

00:47:12You can't escape, Alec.

00:47:14Oh, can't I?

00:47:16So it was you who murdered karma.

00:47:20I thought so.

00:47:22I suspected you all along, but I wanted proof.

00:47:25I've got that proof now, Alec.

00:47:28Obviously, that was the way you struck her down.

00:47:30A sudden thrust in the dark without warning,

00:47:33without giving her the slightest opportunity of defending herself.

00:47:36You very stupidly used the same technique, the same knife, no doubt.

00:47:41So you see now, Alec, that you're not as clever as you thought you were.

00:47:46You see now, don't you?

00:47:47That you played right into my hands.

00:47:50You see now, Alec.

00:47:52You convicted yourself, Alec.

00:47:56You've sealed your own doom.

00:47:59You've signed your own death.

00:48:01You're not MALCOLN.

00:48:03You lied.

00:48:0404.

00:48:05You died.

00:48:07You died.

00:48:08You done it?

00:48:17You died the last time.

00:48:30I did a valentine.

00:52:48Do you know what that key opens?

00:52:50No.

00:52:51Or how to get to what it opens?

00:52:53No.

00:52:54I thought not.

00:52:55But I do.

00:52:56So it seems to me it might be wise for us, you and I, to pool our resources, shall I

00:53:03say,

00:53:03and split proceeds.

00:53:06And I'll handle the key.

00:53:10I'll handle the key.

00:53:12And I'll handle the key.

00:54:04All right, so I'll call for you, you and I'll do it, you and I'll go, I'll do it, and

00:54:04I'll do it.

00:54:12Since you have the key, the privilege is yours, mighty Emily.

00:55:07What are you doing here, Kingsley?

00:55:09I was just wondering what you were doing.

00:55:12I don't think it would do you any good to find out.

00:55:49I don't think it would do you any good to find out.

00:55:50I don't think it would do you any good to find out.

00:56:14I don't think it would do you any good to find out.

00:56:38You all right?

00:56:39I am, but how about you, Jeff?

00:56:41How does your head feel?

00:56:44Feels as though somebody had thrown the book at it.

00:56:47It was a chair.

00:56:49Oh, yeah, that phony doctor.

00:56:52I've got to find him.

00:56:53Jeff, take it easy, please.

00:56:55After the way he conked me?

00:56:57But he's a dangerous criminal.

00:56:59He has a prison record.

00:57:00He's got more than that coming to him.

00:57:02And I think I know where to find him.

00:57:04Jeff, don't.

00:57:05Please.

00:57:06For my sake.

00:57:09For your sake.

00:57:10Yes, Jeff.

00:57:12Look, come on.

00:57:15You'd better sit down.

00:57:17But, Gail, you don't seem to understand.

00:57:20I caught him going through the desk.

00:57:23Gail, do you have any idea what he was looking for?

00:57:27Well, I think I know.

00:57:29Mother told me once it's something about the top center drawer.

00:57:33Something in it or near it that exposes a secret hiding place for valuables.

00:57:38Valuable?

00:57:39Uh-huh.

00:57:40Well, don't you think you ought to take a look and see if he got away with anything?

00:57:44I have looked.

00:57:46I don't know how to operate it.

00:57:48Let me try.

00:58:31If what we're looking for is in here, we're splitting it 50-50.

00:58:34What makes you think that...

00:58:35Well, that's very generous of you, John, seeing you think that gun is loaded.

00:58:39Of course it's loaded.

00:58:40I loaded it myself before dinner.

00:58:42You don't think I trust you around me with a loaded gun, do you?

00:58:44You idiot.

00:58:47How did you know I wasn't going to give you his hat?

00:58:49Oh, I know you, John.

00:58:53Scout, the clue Leo gave me.

00:58:55You're right, Alec.

00:58:56What we're looking for must be hidden in here.

00:58:58The table.

00:58:58The clue that Leo gave me.

00:59:00This slab here.

00:59:01Yes.

00:59:02John, give me a hand in the straight book.

00:59:08Now.

00:59:09Oh, wait a minute.

00:59:11Let's have it understood now.

00:59:12We share it three ways.

00:59:14Let's make it four ways.

00:59:19Just for the sake of sociability.

00:59:21Well, it makes you imagine you're entitled to anything.

00:59:24I know where the bodies are buried.

00:59:28All right.

00:59:28Understood, then.

00:59:29We split four ways.

00:59:31Now, give me a hand.

00:59:37Give me a hand.

00:59:38Little box.

00:59:40Wait.

00:59:46Stop.

00:59:47It's a little girl, Johnson.

00:59:48It's a little one that opens it.

00:59:49If he doesn't have a sense to get it, give it to me.

00:59:51I like it.

00:59:51No, no, no.

00:59:51I'm not sure.

00:59:59Well, what is it?

01:00:03Read it.

01:00:04Yes, read it.

01:00:05Read it.

01:00:09To whom it may concern, this represents all I ever stole from Granger Incorporated.

01:00:14The paper this is written on.

01:00:19Unfortunate investments did the rest.

01:00:21May I suggest you divide it equally among yourselves so that I may feel justice is done.

01:00:28Sincerely, Leo Branger.

01:00:31I don't believe it.

01:00:32I do.

01:00:33It's just like Leo had the last laugh.

01:00:38John, look!

01:00:40Look at the water!

01:00:41Get out of here!

01:00:44There's no door now!

01:00:47Get that chisel, Alec.

01:00:52Here, let me find it.

01:00:54Oh, oh.

01:01:09Oh, that's a trick.

01:01:18Oh, Jeff, look, there.

01:01:19Where?

01:01:20There.

01:01:22Here, you hang on.

01:01:23Now, hold on.

01:01:39Hey, I'll bet the key Leo Granger gave you opens that box.

01:01:57Mother's jewelry.

01:02:01Jeff, wait.

01:02:02Listen to this.

01:02:04Gail, darling, this is all that's left of my inheritance.

01:02:08When Leo got into his financial difficulties, I gave him everything else I had to try to save him.

01:02:14But it went with the rest, into unfortunate investments.

01:02:18Please don't blame him too much.

01:02:21He tried.

01:02:23But, Gail, darling, leave this island as soon as you can.

01:02:27There's no good we'll ever come to anybody here.

01:02:31God bless you and try to be happy.

01:02:34Your loving mother.

01:02:36Yes.

01:02:37God bless you and try to be happy.

01:02:37I'm sorry.

01:02:41I'm sorry.

01:02:44John!

01:02:45John!

01:02:47John!

01:02:48John!

01:02:48I wanted to find you, John!

01:02:51John!

01:02:57Poor mother.

01:02:59She knew.

01:03:00You mean, she knew what you put yourself through needlessly, Gail.

01:03:04Needlessly?

01:03:05Yes.

01:03:06Don't think I haven't seen through you.

01:03:08Don't think I don't know why you ran away from us all.

01:03:10It was your wounded ego.

01:03:13Ego?

01:03:14But, Jeff, every place I went, people looked at me, accusing me.

01:03:18I knew what they were thinking.

01:03:19They were thinking she's Leo Granger's stepdaughter, and she'll come in for her share of his loot, too.

01:03:24I knew what you were thinking, Gail, but you were wrong.

01:03:27Dead wrong.

01:03:29Why, I'll bet you even thought that was the way I felt about you.

01:03:33Of course.

01:03:34And you thought I came out here with those cheap chisellers to grab off a hunk of loot.

01:03:39Oh, I didn't know what to think, Jeff.

01:03:41I didn't want to, but how could I think otherwise?

01:03:42You came over with them.

01:04:05I didn't want to know what to do.

01:04:18John, help me.

01:04:19I can't swim.

01:04:22Help.

01:04:26Help.

01:04:33What's that?

01:04:36It's the launch coming back.

01:04:38Your launch?

01:04:39I recognize the motor.

01:04:41How long will it take you to pack?

01:04:43For what?

01:04:44Well, you're carrying out your mother's wishes, aren't you?

01:04:47Remember, she said leave the island at once, and that's now.

01:04:51No, but Jeff...

01:04:52Don't argue I'm taking you away from this place at once,

01:04:55even if I have to kidnap you.

01:04:58You won't have to kidnap me, Jeff.

01:05:00Well, then hurry.

01:05:28Alex!

01:05:30Help me! Help me! Help me!

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