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00:02:06¿Usted lo tiene?
00:02:07Yo tomo cinco, lo tomo.
00:02:09Aquí están los diez que le debo, señor.
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00:02:18Harold!
00:02:19Harold!
00:02:22Martin.
00:02:23You're early.
00:02:24You're late.
00:02:25And you're in trouble, remember?
00:02:27Oh, I haven't seen today's.
00:02:33Boy, they really make me sound bad.
00:02:36Indicted.
00:02:38You know, that word really gets me.
00:02:40Sounds like it really means something.
00:02:42Maybe it does.
00:02:44Harold, really, you ought to worry a little bit about this.
00:02:47I never worry, Martin.
00:02:49I hire brilliant young lawyers like you to do that for me.
00:02:53Oh, you want to make a bet?
00:02:55This is the last fight.
00:02:56No, thanks.
00:02:57Well, I do.
00:02:59There goes my bookie now.
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00:03:10Cigarette?
00:03:14I'm Ev Gern.
00:03:16Harold's wife?
00:03:18Occasionally.
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00:03:28I fail to see the point of two animals clawing each other
00:03:31at death around a ring.
00:03:33I'm with you.
00:03:36Hey, these bookies are a bunch of cheap crooks.
00:03:40What happened?
00:03:41Did you meet your match?
00:03:43I said cheap.
00:03:47Oh, have you two met?
00:03:50We introduced ourselves.
00:03:52I got married between trials.
00:03:54Martin and his firm defended me the last year
00:03:57and the same thing happened.
00:03:59It's the government's idea of an annuity.
00:04:03Every year they sue me.
00:04:05It's called the Harold Gern Vacation Fund.
00:04:10I bet that one.
00:04:11You bet that one?
00:04:12That one.
00:04:13Your way.
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00:04:23Oh!
00:04:25Ann, what is it?
00:04:27I spilled my drink.
00:04:29I'll have to change.
00:04:32Okay, hon, okay.
00:04:33You wait here.
00:04:34I'll be right back.
00:04:35I've got to collect my bet.
00:04:37And we'll find a place to talk.
00:04:40Then we'll find a place to talk.
00:04:45Hey, Raleigh.
00:04:46Nine, a winner.
00:04:47Pay the line.
00:04:50Not again.
00:04:51Not again.
00:04:55Harold, this isn't my idea of a place to talk.
00:04:59You're too conservative, my boy.
00:05:02Seven, a winner.
00:05:03Winner's seven.
00:05:04Pay the line.
00:05:05Couldn't be better.
00:05:06Couldn't be better.
00:05:07Let it all arise.
00:05:09Couldn't be better.
00:05:12Look, Harold.
00:05:13I don't know what's gotten into you,
00:05:14but I did not come down here to watch you
00:05:16watch cockfights and play craps.
00:05:18So your partner thinks you're drinking.
00:05:20My partner thinks.
00:05:22Morty thinks.
00:05:24It's I who make the money so that Morty can think
00:05:27and has me tested on my vacation.
00:05:31Seven, a loser.
00:05:32Take a line.
00:05:33Loser's seven.
00:05:37All right, all right, all right.
00:05:38Come on.
00:05:40I've got some police up in the room.
00:05:42Look them over, and then we'll talk.
00:05:43Fine.
00:05:44Now really, Harold, you've got to pay more attention
00:05:46to the law.
00:05:47Martin, I'll give you odds if you follow
00:05:49every law in the book, you'll be broke or dead in a week.
00:05:54You look paler than you did last year.
00:05:56You worry too much, Martin.
00:05:58With clients like you, how can I help it?
00:06:01How's your gout?
00:06:02You know how it is, Harold.
00:06:03I'm, uh, getting old.
00:06:14You are aging.
00:06:17Eve will give you the briefs.
00:06:18Well, where are you going?
00:06:21I got to win my money back.
00:06:28Come in.
00:06:37Hi.
00:06:39I, uh, see you changed your dress.
00:06:43Mm-hmm.
00:06:45Join me, won't you?
00:06:46I'd like to, but I, uh, I have to pick up Harold's briefs.
00:06:52Martin, how do you like your work?
00:06:57In fact, how do you like your life?
00:06:59I like it, Mrs. Gern.
00:07:00Which, your work or your life?
00:07:03Both.
00:07:04Is there a difference?
00:07:06I think so.
00:07:09Harold doesn't.
00:07:12Mrs. Gern, I, uh, could you tell me
00:07:16where Harold has those briefs?
00:07:23I think I have a captive audience.
00:07:25Did anybody ever tell you you look like a Martin?
00:07:29That's nice to know.
00:07:34More and more.
00:07:36You look like a Martin.
00:07:43You look like a Martin.
00:07:50You look like a Martin.
00:07:55You look like a Martin.
00:08:05It's a long way down from there.
00:08:07You're not much of a gambler, are you?
00:08:10I think you could make anyone look conservative
00:08:12if you wanted to, Mrs. Gern.
00:08:15I think I'm going to get morbid.
00:08:19Point of fact, I think I have a death wish.
00:08:22In point of fact, you'll get your wish
00:08:24down from there.
00:08:26We are not amused.
00:08:28Watch the wine.
00:08:30If I'd done that, I wouldn't be here now.
00:08:33Don't you think you've gone far enough?
00:08:35Nonsense.
00:08:37There isn't enough.
00:08:43I've so little to say and nobody who'll listen.
00:08:47Harold, God bless him, has a pretty selective ear.
00:08:55Please understand, this isn't my usual manner of meeting.
00:08:58I understand.
00:09:00Really.
00:09:13Thank you, Mrs. Gern.
00:09:15Thank you, Mrs. Gern.
00:09:18Evelyn?
00:09:20Evelyn.
00:09:37I see you've changed your dress.
00:09:40Yes.
00:09:42Do you see Martin?
00:09:45Yes.
00:09:48What would you like, hon?
00:09:50Go away.
00:09:54Where are we?
00:09:56We're on vacation, don't you remember?
00:09:58It's no different here than it was in the States.
00:10:01Even here lawyers chase after you,
00:10:03your business drags behind.
00:10:06Did Martin say something?
00:10:08No.
00:10:10Did I do something wrong?
00:10:13No.
00:10:15Then what's that?
00:10:18Nothing, I just spilled vodka and tomato juice over myself.
00:10:22Order me another.
00:10:25Very merry.
00:10:30Eve, when you go on like this, I don't know what to say.
00:10:36I'm lost.
00:10:38I'm lost.
00:10:41Al, you're never lost.
00:10:44You always know exactly where you are.
00:10:49But where am I?
00:10:52Do you know you never bother to look?
00:11:01Look, I'm sorry if I don't always do the right thing,
00:11:04but it's not because I don't try.
00:11:07I know.
00:11:22Eve, look,
00:11:25I made arrangements to meet some people that I ran into down here.
00:11:29Tonight?
00:11:37Tomorrow.
00:11:40Tomorrow, Eve, we'll take off the sea just the two of us.
00:11:43And we'll fish.
00:12:07How are you feeling this morning, sunshine?
00:12:10All right.
00:12:11Ah, don't be an old grouch.
00:12:13What could be better than mixing a little pleasure with business, huh?
00:12:17Eve, don't you be an old grouch.
00:12:21I'll tell you what, we'll take a little morning cruise,
00:12:24a little morning dip,
00:12:26a little breakfast, and business, more or less, in that order.
00:12:29Did you look over those briefs?
00:12:31Harold, of course I looked over those briefs.
00:12:33Well, am I innocent or am I guilty?
00:12:36Of course you're not guilty, Harold.
00:12:38That's not the point.
00:12:39I mean, you may have stretched the law a little bit,
00:12:41but you're not guilty.
00:12:42Besides, even if you were,
00:12:44you know you'd never go to jail.
00:12:46As long as you keep your mouth shut,
00:12:48you're not going to go to jail.
00:12:50I'm not going to go to jail.
00:12:52I'm not going to go to jail.
00:12:54I'm not going to go to jail.
00:12:56You know you'd never go to jail,
00:12:58as long as you keep your money.
00:13:00Martin, you don't understand.
00:13:03I like making money.
00:13:05Harold, how about a swim?
00:13:08Good.
00:13:09Martin?
00:13:10No, thanks, Harold.
00:13:12Oh, come on, I insist.
00:13:14Wash some of the meanness out of you.
00:13:16Besides, I've got some diving equipment you ought to try out.
00:13:19Manuel, we'll stop here.
00:13:22Come on, Martin, let's go. We'll change.
00:13:26Come on, let's go.
00:13:56Come on, let's go.
00:14:26Come on, let's go.
00:14:56Come on, let's go.
00:15:20Martin, I'm sorry.
00:15:22I didn't mean to.
00:15:23There was a manor right behind you.
00:15:25Not to.
00:15:26Help!
00:15:27Help!
00:15:29Looks like I'll have to carry both of you.
00:15:34Something's wrong.
00:15:35Put your mask back on.
00:15:42Maybe we come up too fast or something.
00:15:44Leave it on and we get back to the ship.
00:15:56Manuel, give us a hand.
00:16:02Where is he?
00:16:04Come on.
00:16:06Come on, Ed.
00:16:22Ed, what is it?
00:16:25Ed!
00:16:40What in the world?
00:16:42Looks like he couldn't breathe.
00:16:50Martin?
00:16:52Martin!
00:16:56There's something in the air if you breathe it.
00:17:04How long are these tanks good for?
00:17:06An hour.
00:17:07Do you have any spares?
00:17:09Get them. I'll try the radio.
00:17:16Leave the tank on.
00:17:25San Juan Harbor.
00:17:27San Juan Harbor.
00:17:29Harold, there's nothing.
00:17:33We have to go back to town as soon as we can.
00:17:35I'll get it started. You take care of Evelyn.
00:17:45We can't get it to fire.
00:17:49I'll get it to fire.
00:17:51We can't get it to fire.
00:17:58Are they wet?
00:18:13I don't think I'll get it started.
00:18:15Let's take the spare tanks and go ashore.
00:18:18We're not too far from town. We'll figure out what to do there.
00:18:41Why do they keep playing the same record?
00:18:44Why don't they advertise or something?
00:18:48How much time do we have left in these tanks?
00:18:5320 minutes.
00:18:55We'll never make it to town by then, not by the beach.
00:19:01Let's cut straight through the jungle and try it.
00:19:03At least we'll satisfy our curiosity.
00:19:10Harold, please.
00:19:12Shut that thing off.
00:19:14I can't. If anything comes through, we've got to hear it.
00:19:18I can't.
00:19:32Harold, we've got to take these things off now.
00:19:34Martin, if we do...
00:19:35It doesn't matter. They're empty.
00:19:41To hell with it.
00:19:49Ev?
00:19:53Come on, hon.
00:20:09Well...
00:20:11Ben's on.
00:20:18Harold?
00:20:44Harold, what are you doing?
00:20:49Harold!
00:20:53Harold!
00:20:54What is it?
00:20:56Martin, answer me.
00:21:00Martin, will you stop sniffing the flowers and answer me?
00:21:03There's air, Harold.
00:21:05Well, of course there's air.
00:21:06No, not of course.
00:21:08The match wouldn't light, now it would.
00:21:10Something took the oxygen out of the air and now it's back.
00:21:13But why, Martin? Why now?
00:21:15Green leaves. Green leaves.
00:21:17This stuff gives off oxygen.
00:21:41What's wrong?
00:21:44I'm a little dizzy.
00:21:47I guess there's still not much air.
00:21:53Martin, what about the town?
00:22:00I guess we'd better take a walk over there and see how bad things really are.
00:22:13It's a quiet place.
00:22:35It seems quiet.
00:22:38Let's take it slow. If we're not careful, we could pass out again.
00:22:43Okay, let's go.
00:23:07Let's go.
00:23:37Let's go.
00:23:47Let's take this one and go back to the hotel.
00:23:50Come on, Ev.
00:23:52No, I won't move. I won't move. Not about to see anymore. I won't move!
00:23:56Ev, come on.
00:23:58I won't, Harold!
00:24:07I won't.
00:24:37OPERATOR
00:24:42Operator?
00:24:44Operator?
00:24:46Operator?
00:24:57There's nothing.
00:24:59We've got to do something, Martin.
00:25:01I've got to have a drink.
00:25:07I've got to have a drink.
00:25:23Nobody will be drinking in here for a long time.
00:25:32Scotch, please.
00:25:38Martin.
00:25:40What happened?
00:25:42Bigger and better bomb.
00:25:44Act of God. What difference does it make?
00:25:46It results the same.
00:25:51Harold, take it easy.
00:25:52What for?
00:25:54I don't know.
00:25:56I really don't know.
00:25:58Martin, we've got to do something.
00:26:01Maybe we can go back to New York.
00:26:03And see seven million bodies stinking up the streets?
00:26:06No, thanks.
00:26:08It isn't everywhere.
00:26:10Harold, there was nothing on the radio and nothing on the phone.
00:26:13Now, we should have heard something from somewhere.
00:26:16And you can bet that whatever happened, we didn't get the worst of it.
00:26:20Shall we stay here?
00:26:24You've got somewhere to go?
00:26:26Now, listen, Martin.
00:26:28I don't like the idea of being in a world of dead bodies any more than you do.
00:26:31We can't stay here.
00:26:33If we can't stay here, in a couple of days, the stench alone will choke us.
00:26:43Hey, Martin.
00:26:45He's got a house on the tip of the island.
00:26:48Let's get going. I don't like it here.
00:27:03I don't like it here.
00:27:33Martin, bring a hammer and chisel.
00:27:36Your wish is my command.
00:27:49Must we break in?
00:27:53Give me.
00:27:55I'll break in.
00:27:57I'll break in.
00:27:59I'll break in.
00:28:01Give me.
00:28:21Probably best if we just sleep tonight and talk about it tomorrow.
00:28:25Martin, there's a bedroom off the study you can use.
00:28:31Oh, Mrs. Gern.
00:28:37Good night.
00:29:01Good night.
00:29:31Testing, testing, testing, testing, testing, testing, Martin.
00:29:59Yes, Martin, meet me in the study as soon as you can.
00:30:06Martin, can you hear me?
00:30:09Yes.
00:30:29What hit you?
00:30:31The end of the world, Mr. Gern.
00:30:35Now listen, Martin.
00:30:37I think we ought to get together and agree that we should keep that kind of talk to a minimum.
00:30:43That isn't just talk.
00:30:47Look, Martin.
00:30:49The reason why I called you up here is because I think we ought to decide just exactly what we're going to do.
00:30:55Harold, there's probably enough canned food here to last years.
00:31:00And if we should run out, we can always hold our noses and drive back to town for more.
00:31:06You're not making it any easier.
00:31:08Could it be much easier?
00:31:11The lush island of Puerto Rico, a lush villa, and a whole life to be nothing but a lusher.
00:31:20Morning.
00:31:21May I come in?
00:31:24Yes.
00:31:37The lighter works.
00:31:40Isn't that marvelous?
00:31:47Anybody here know how to roll their own?
00:31:50Evelyn, don't you think you ought to finish dressing?
00:31:56Why?
00:31:59Expecting company?
00:32:00Martin is here.
00:32:03So he is.
00:32:05How are all your family and friends, Mr. Joyce?
00:32:09Delighted you dropped by.
00:32:13How would you like me to dress for the occasion?
00:32:17Evening dress?
00:32:20House dress?
00:32:23Slip.
00:32:25He's going to be here one hell of a long time, Harold.
00:32:30All right.
00:32:32We're in a rotten situation.
00:32:34An unprecedented one.
00:32:38But I'm not going to fall apart and neither is anyone else as long as I can help it.
00:32:43Look, you don't build all at once.
00:32:45I didn't make my money in one day.
00:32:47You lost it in 20 minutes.
00:32:50Now, we're going to work out a plan and we're going to take it step by step.
00:32:55If you take things as they come,
00:32:57if you do them step by step,
00:33:01we're going to be all right.
00:33:07Evelyn,
00:33:09how about breakfast?
00:33:15I'll change first.
00:33:21Evelyn.
00:33:23Martin, come here.
00:33:26What?
00:33:29We have company.
00:33:31Another house guest.
00:33:33Where can we possibly put him?
00:33:35The problem is, where did he come from? He should be dead.
00:33:38He could have hatched from an egg.
00:33:40They can probably live longer on less oxygen than we can anyway.
00:33:44It doesn't look good.
00:33:46There's going to be a lot of decay on the island. These things are going to thrive.
00:33:49Ants, mosquitoes, tropical disease.
00:33:53Sooner or later, we may have to leave.
00:33:56Won't it be the same wherever we go?
00:33:59There's always the Arctic.
00:34:01We may do just that.
00:34:03Go north.
00:34:04Don't you think it's a little impulsive to go north because we may have an insect problem?
00:34:11Look, Martin, I don't mean tomorrow and I don't mean the North Pole.
00:34:15But I might mean...
00:34:18Well, say, Northern Canada.
00:34:22Now, to do this, we're going to have to learn how to navigate.
00:34:25And to be self-sufficient, we're going to have to learn how to fish.
00:34:28Right?
00:34:29Right.
00:34:30Not only would we get rid of the insects, but things like disease and food preservation
00:34:36would be a lot less of a problem.
00:34:38Most of all, we might find people.
00:34:41After all, three of us got by here.
00:34:44After all, three of us got by here.
00:34:47More people died there, more people might have lived.
00:34:51Right?
00:34:54Right.
00:34:56You know I'm right.
00:36:14© BF-WATCH TV 2021
00:36:45Mirror, mirror on the wall,
00:36:50who is the fairest of us all?
00:37:04Fish.
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00:37:10Maybe we'll have salmon up north.
00:37:13Like the kind on beer ads.
00:37:15Who knows?
00:37:16We're not leaving just yet.
00:37:18Why?
00:37:19Weather's bad.
00:37:20I don't want to take any unnecessary chances.
00:37:22Harold, it rains down here quite a bit.
00:37:25I know.
00:37:26But this is the worst of it.
00:37:28Besides, you don't and I don't know enough about sailing to get by in a storm.
00:37:34And without stars, we're dead.
00:37:37What kind of stars?
00:37:38Ones in the sky or ones in your astrology chart?
00:37:41Martin.
00:37:42Eve.
00:37:44I want to talk to Martin.
00:37:47So talk.
00:37:49Alone.
00:37:52Business?
00:37:54Or is this something just between you two fellas?
00:37:57We'll talk about this later.
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00:38:09Look, Martin, I realize we have problems here.
00:38:13Three of them.
00:38:15Yeah, we never did dig up that fourth for bridge.
00:38:18And we won't, staying here.
00:38:19Look, Harold.
00:38:21The sooner we leave, the better for all of us.
00:38:25All right, Martin.
00:38:28It's a tough situation.
00:38:31But we're not leaving this island until we're ready.
00:38:34Now, until then, we've got to force ourselves into a pattern.
00:38:38Keep working until we go north.
00:38:40Martin, the need to work is inborn.
00:38:45It's the only thing that will save our sanity.
00:38:48Harold, I'm not sure I feel any inborn need to work.
00:38:54Now, maybe there's something wrong with me.
00:38:58I don't think so.
00:39:02And there's one other thing I'd like to bring up.
00:39:04This business about Evelyn.
00:39:08What business?
00:39:12This one woman, two men situation.
00:39:16I really don't know what to say.
00:39:20I guess we'll just have to live with it.
00:39:23You mean I'll have to live with it?
00:39:28I don't see any other alternative.
00:39:35Where are you going?
00:39:37To Evelyn.
00:39:38And so, to bed.
00:39:41We are married, you know, Martin.
00:39:43So it's legal, huh?
00:39:45Harold, look. Your marriage certificate means about as much here as your money.
00:39:49That certificate is only paper.
00:39:52My marriage isn't.
00:40:18Harold, please don't.
00:40:20That won't solve anything.
00:40:22What's there to solve?
00:40:25You really don't see, do you?
00:40:28Harold, in the last world, you didn't give me a chance to find out where I belonged.
00:40:34You're not doing it in this world either.
00:40:37I'll tell you where you belong.
00:40:40You're my wife, Evelyn.
00:40:42Harold, please.
00:40:45You're my wife.
00:40:50You're my wife.
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00:42:02You're my wife.
00:42:03You're my wife.
00:42:04You're my wife.
00:42:05You're my wife.
00:42:06You're my wife.
00:42:07You're my wife.
00:42:08You're my wife.
00:42:09You're my wife.
00:42:10You're my wife.
00:42:11You're my wife.
00:42:12You're my wife.
00:42:13You're my wife.
00:42:14You're my wife.
00:42:15You're my wife.
00:42:16You're my wife.
00:42:17You're my wife.
00:42:18You're my wife.
00:42:19You're my wife.
00:42:20You're my wife.
00:42:21You're my wife.
00:42:22You're my wife.
00:42:23You're my wife.
00:42:24You're my wife.
00:42:25You're my wife.
00:42:26You're my wife.
00:42:27You're my wife.
00:42:28You're my wife.
00:42:29You're my wife.
00:42:30You're my wife.
00:42:31You're my wife.
00:42:32You're my wife.
00:42:33You're my wife.
00:42:34You're my wife.
00:42:35You're my wife.
00:42:36You're my wife.
00:42:37You're my wife.
00:42:38You're my wife.
00:42:39You're my wife.
00:42:40You're my wife.
00:42:41You're my wife.
00:42:42You're my wife.
00:42:43You're my wife.
00:42:44You're my wife.
00:42:45You're my wife.
00:42:46You're my wife.
00:42:47You're my wife.
00:42:49You're my wife.
00:42:50You're my wife.
00:42:51You're my wife.
00:42:56Your wife.
00:42:57What's up?
00:42:58Where have you been?
00:43:01Ldadson's been worried about you.
00:43:02I had a date.
00:43:04A blind date, actually.
00:43:06Damn it, Martin.
00:43:07Can't you ever be serious?
00:43:09I'm being perfectly serious, Harold.
00:43:11In fact, I'm even being honest.
00:43:12All right, Bob, where's your date?
00:43:17Just about a hundred yards up the beach.
00:43:21Why did you do that, send him up there?
00:43:35Oh, so I could see what he'd look like when he came back,
00:43:38so I could be alone with you,
00:43:41so we might get a little more sand in his shoe.
00:43:44Take your choice.
00:43:46I don't like any of those reasons.
00:43:48Can't help you.
00:43:50You dislike him more and more every day.
00:43:54He means well.
00:43:55I know.
00:43:56Well, why?
00:43:58Oh, I guess because he's either vain enough
00:44:02or stupid enough to think that it really matters
00:44:04what happens to us.
00:44:08I think maybe there's a little more basic reason than that.
00:44:12He has me and you don't have anybody.
00:44:14What do you have, Ev?
00:44:17I'm sorry about that,
00:44:19but I never had anybody before.
00:44:23Yes, but before there was always a possibility.
00:44:25Well, there's still a possibility.
00:44:29But the truth of the matter is that I want someone
00:44:33just about as much as that girl down on the beach wants someone,
00:44:36and that's not very much.
00:44:39Unless...
00:44:42Unless what?
00:44:43Oh, unless Harold here would get annoyed enough
00:44:46to try and kill me.
00:44:49What does that mean?
00:44:52It means I might know I'm not really dead yet.
00:45:06I'm going fishing.
00:45:33I'll be back.
00:45:48What's new?
00:45:51Not much.
00:45:54Why aren't you fishing?
00:45:56I don't know.
00:45:57You see one fish, you've seen them all.
00:46:02Where are you going?
00:46:04Beach.
00:46:06Care to come along?
00:46:11Why not?
00:46:19How does the rest of it go?
00:46:23Beware the jabberwock, my son.
00:46:28The jaws that bite, the claws that catch.
00:46:35Beware the jabberwock, and shun the frumious bandersnatch.
00:46:43It's fun.
00:46:44I wish Harold could...
00:46:51Where will you be ten years from this second?
00:46:55Running over ice blocks, chasing little gurns,
00:47:00living in a guest igloo, I don't know.
00:47:04Will you be alive ten years from now?
00:47:07I don't know.
00:47:09How could I?
00:47:11I don't want to believe that.
00:47:14Well, you didn't want to believe the world would end either.
00:47:18You don't want to now.
00:47:21Well, it's what I feel.
00:47:25I felt it in.
00:47:28And I'm married to somebody who doesn't insist upon my thinking about it.
00:47:32Her thinking, period.
00:47:36That's marvelous.
00:47:37You think.
00:47:39You are the thinkingest man.
00:47:41Is that supposed to make me feel bad?
00:47:43And you ask questions.
00:47:48Questions, questions, questions.
00:47:54I think I'm going to erase you.
00:48:00I'm going to take my big toe and wipe you out.
00:48:06Dare me.
00:48:10Double dare me.
00:48:12Seems I remember doing this before.
00:48:15Then I didn't have so far to fall.
00:48:22Where are you now, Martin?
00:48:29There.
00:48:32There.
00:48:40Try to hold him down, if it'll help.
00:49:08Is that the sound of the sun?
00:49:38You make a nice martini.
00:49:54Naturally.
00:49:55I was taught all the do's and don'ts of gracious living.
00:50:01Tell me about your day.
00:50:04Oh.
00:50:06Lunch at 21.
00:50:08Shopping at Saks.
00:50:11The most awful sales lady at Saks.
00:50:16She made me want to complain about everybody who'd ever sold me anything.
00:50:20Those sales ladies at Saks will do it to you every time.
00:50:31Where would you like to dine?
00:50:34Before the theater.
00:50:36Of course not.
00:50:38I meant afterwards.
00:50:40Oh.
00:50:41Well, you remember that funny little French restaurant over on 8th Avenue?
00:50:45You know the one.
00:50:46I do.
00:50:47I can't think of its name offhand, but I do.
00:50:51It really is there.
00:50:53Then we'll go there.
00:50:55It really is there.
00:50:56Can't you tell me the name of it?
00:50:57Have.
00:50:58Can't you tell me the name of it?
00:50:59Have don't.
00:51:15Start sorting.
00:51:16Then we'll take another crack at it.
00:51:18I no longer see the reason for catching fish we'll never be able to eat.
00:51:25All right, Martin.
00:51:27What do you want to do?
00:51:28To look at many things, not just fish.
00:51:31What's the matter, Martin?
00:51:33You afraid if you look at a fish too long, you begin to look like one?
00:51:37Maybe, Harold.
00:51:38Maybe that's exactly what I'm afraid of.
00:51:42Boy, oh boy.
00:51:44It's certainly a good thing the world ended when it did,
00:51:47because you never would have made it, boy, never.
00:51:49Made what, Harold?
00:51:51A millionaire?
00:51:52Money?
00:51:54Money and fish.
00:51:56Fish and money.
00:51:59Harold, if rotten money smelled like rotten fish,
00:52:03they'd have given you a bank to yourself.
00:52:06Yes, sir, Mr. Gern.
00:52:08The way you made your bank,
00:52:10Yes, sir, Mr. Gern.
00:52:12The way you made your money,
00:52:14the way you catch fish,
00:52:17and furthermore, Harold,
00:52:20you stink.
00:53:10This is no game no more, boy.
00:53:13It's always a game, Harold.
00:53:16How is Evelyn?
00:53:18Nice?
00:53:20Not bad.
00:53:22But why not find out for yourself?
00:53:29That got to you, didn't it?
00:53:31Didn't it?
00:53:32Come on, let's see you laugh now.
00:53:35You're always mocking all the time, mock now.
00:53:38You don't understand the meaning of decency.
00:53:41You're laughing.
00:53:42Go to life.
00:53:44You think living is stupid?
00:53:46Well, why don't you try dying a little?
00:53:49You're leaving.
00:53:52You think that's funny?
00:53:54You'll be out of here in two hours.
00:53:57Where to?
00:54:00Take your choice.
00:54:03You mean you'd exile one-third of the human race?
00:54:06I'd do better than that, and I can.
00:54:09But you know why you couldn't, Martin?
00:54:12Because you don't have it in you to find a reason.
00:54:15Not yet.
00:54:22So he's leaving.
00:54:23And not just because of what he did to you.
00:54:26Did to me?
00:54:27Harold, Martin didn't rape me.
00:54:30That's enough.
00:54:32I don't want to hear about it.
00:54:34It's not just because of that.
00:54:36We had a balance here, we had a system.
00:54:39And he lost it up.
00:54:41Harold, I know you're hurt.
00:54:44But it never was his system, or mine.
00:54:48Hurt?
00:54:50To begin with, when we first got here, I asked for suggestions.
00:54:53Neither of you had anything but smart remarks.
00:54:56Well, somebody's got to take the responsibility somewhere.
00:55:00Sure, you had a system and we had none,
00:55:02but we needed our own, Harold, not yours.
00:55:05But you never had anything.
00:55:10Never have.
00:55:11Not when I met you.
00:55:12And not when I married you.
00:55:14Your system never really worked for me, Harold.
00:55:17With or without the world, your system's the same.
00:55:19It gives me everything but you.
00:55:23Your money is gone, and what it meant is gone.
00:55:26And you've never really seen that.
00:55:30It meant me, and I'm not gone.
00:55:33And you never really saw that.
00:55:36I made that money, it didn't make me.
00:55:39And what it took to make it, I've still got.
00:55:42Then use it. Use it to help.
00:55:45That's what I want to do. That's what I'm trying to do.
00:55:48And Martin?
00:55:50I'll help us by getting rid of him.
00:55:53Harold, Martin is part of us.
00:55:56I'm married to you, not to Martin.
00:55:59To hell with him.
00:56:29Where are you going?
00:56:44Out.
00:56:46What'll you do?
00:56:48Nothing.
00:56:55What's that?
00:56:57A little headache.
00:57:01Do you mind going alone?
00:57:03No more than I mind going.
00:57:06Would you mind company?
00:57:09I won't stop you.
00:57:12Ask me, though, Martin.
00:57:15I need you to ask me.
00:57:17Look, Ev, I may not have much love for that man,
00:57:20but I couldn't do that to him.
00:57:22What?
00:57:23Leave him alone.
00:57:25Martin, he wanted you alone.
00:57:27I don't think he realizes what that means.
00:57:30Martin.
00:57:32All right, Ev, I do want you with me.
00:57:37We'll run around the world together.
00:57:39We'll take that yacht and set sail, okay?
00:57:42Really?
00:57:44Really.
00:57:46What'll I need?
00:57:48It's a come-as-you-are party.
00:57:52Evelyn?
00:57:54Evelyn!
00:58:04What's taking so long?
00:58:06Packing.
00:58:09You see Evelyn?
00:58:11Yes.
00:58:13Where?
00:58:15Here.
00:58:16Where is she now?
00:58:18She left.
00:58:22How's your eye?
00:58:24It still works.
00:58:26Well, when you're ready, I'll be down by the garage to see you off.
00:58:43Is that all you're taking?
00:58:45That's all.
00:58:47After all, Harold, I'm not the kind of house guest to run off with the silverware.
00:58:52I just don't get any ideas about that boat.
00:58:54It belongs to Ev, too.
00:58:56Doesn't a third of it belong to me?
00:58:59Yeah, but two-thirds belongs to us.
00:59:01I defer to your unimpeachable sense of ethics.
00:59:05Now listen, Martin.
00:59:07I don't have to let you take this car.
00:59:10I know, Harold, I know.
00:59:14Where are you going to?
00:59:16That's one decision you won't have to make.
00:59:19Just give me the keys.
00:59:46Evelyn!
00:59:48Evelyn, if you go away, I won't come after you.
00:59:51I won't come!
00:59:59Evelyn?
01:00:03I won't come after you.
01:00:17Will he follow us?
01:00:19As soon as he can start the truck.
01:00:22What if he catches us?
01:00:24I mean, Harold can be awfully brutal when he thinks he's been wronged.
01:00:27People who believe in wrong and right can be.
01:00:32What do you believe in, Martin?
01:00:34I believe in justice.
01:00:36I believe in justice.
01:00:38I believe in justice.
01:00:40I believe in justice.
01:00:42It can be.
01:00:45What do you believe in, Martin?
01:00:48Nothing, Eve.
01:00:50I'm too civilized.
01:00:57Are you cold?
01:00:59A little.
01:01:13How much longer?
01:01:15At this rate, an hour.
01:01:17Have you ever handled a boat before?
01:01:19I mean, how will we...
01:01:21All we can do is follow the islands until we hit what I hope will be the Florida Keys.
01:01:26From there, we can go right up the coast.
01:01:42Does it hurt?
01:01:43Sort of.
01:01:44It feels like something's rolling around in the back of my eye.
01:01:54Martin!
01:02:01You all right, Eve?
01:02:02Yes, you?
01:02:03Yeah.
01:02:05That looked like it was a body.
01:02:13Eve, this wheel's bent sideways.
01:02:17We're gonna have to walk.
01:02:23Can we make it in time?
01:02:25Well, the harbor's on the other side of this forest.
01:02:29We could cut our time in half.
01:02:34Eve, we better cut through here.
01:02:42Come on.
01:03:04Eve, wait here.
01:03:05No.
01:03:06I'm gonna check and see if it's all right.
01:03:07Take me with you, Martin. I don't want to be alone.
01:03:09Come on, Eve, wait here.
01:03:11I'll meet you at the church, okay?
01:03:14Don't.
01:03:16Don't.
01:03:17Martin, what if we would have a child?
01:03:21I mean, wouldn't it be nice if we would have a child?
01:03:24Whatever for?
01:03:27What for?
01:03:29Eve, look, it's all over but the shouting as far as the human race goes.
01:03:34And there's no more reason for little Evelyns and little Martins running on those ice blocks than little girls.
01:03:41All that's left for us is to live without pain.
01:03:46I'll be right back.
01:04:04I'll be right back.
01:04:29You're not taking my boat.
01:04:34Don't forget, it's only one third your boat.
01:04:39Where is Evelyn?
01:04:41She doesn't want to see you.
01:04:42She is my wife. Where is she?
01:04:45You never learn, do you, Harold?
01:04:48Your boat, your money, your wife, your world.
01:04:53Nothing belongs to you, Harold, nothing.
01:04:56Where is she, Martin?
01:04:57No.
01:05:04Leave me alone!
01:05:34Leave me alone!
01:06:04Leave me alone!
01:06:34Leave me alone!
01:07:04Leave me alone!
01:07:35Leave me alone!
01:07:37Leave me alone!
01:07:47Where is she, Martin?
01:08:04Where is she?
01:08:34Where is she?
01:09:05Eve?
01:09:07Martin?
01:09:08Where are you?
01:09:09I can't see you.
01:09:10I'm here.
01:09:21Come down from that altar.
01:09:27What altar, Harold?
01:09:29Come down from there.
01:09:32I don't see any church.
01:09:34What's the matter, Harold?
01:09:36Are you afraid that the biggest banker of all wouldn't approve?
01:09:41There are no more bankers, no more churches, and no more God.
01:09:47No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks.
01:09:53Pretty silly to stick around and look after you.
01:09:58I mean, Harold, you can take care of things all by yourself.
01:10:06You can run the world all by yourself, can't you, Harold?
01:10:12Ann?
01:10:13I'm here.
01:10:22What can I do, Martin?
01:10:29My eyes are dim.
01:10:31I cannot see.
01:10:33I have not brought my specs with me.
01:10:36My hair is on it.
01:10:52I killed him.
01:10:55Will we never learn?
01:11:00He didn't think so.
01:11:07Let's go home.
01:11:12Where is that?
01:11:24Help me find out.
01:11:54THE END