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"Passion's Flower"
After a long prison sentence, a man named Tom returns to his hometown with the hope of starting a new life. However, instead of peace and reconciliation with the past, he finds himself at the epicenter of an emotional storm that threatens to destroy whatever remains of his hopes. In his absence, life has not stood still - his former lover, Laura, has married his brother Jack. Their marriage seems happy at first glance, but it hides dark cracks of betrayal, passion and suspicion.
Tom discovers that the feelings between him and Laura have never faded. Their encounters, which at first were random, turn into a dangerous game of forbidden desires. Jack, sensing the tension between them, gradually loses control and becomes more and more suspicious. The past, full of resentments and secrets, begins to break out, forcing each of the characters to make painful choices.
Passion's Flower is a sensual and dramatic story about love that can both heal and destroy. The film combines a tense mood, deep psychological drama and the fatal consequences of a love triangle in which each character seeks their own truth, even if it means paying the ultimate price. The atmosphere of rural America, passionate glances and oppressive tension between the main characters create an unforgettable portrait of passion on the verge of destruction.
Drama, Mystery, Romance
Must See Romantic Movie | Woman betrayed her husband during his imprisonment
"Passion's Flower"
After a long prison sentence, a man named Tom returns to his hometown with the hope of starting a new life. However, instead of peace and reconciliation with the past, he finds himself at the epicenter of an emotional storm that threatens to destroy whatever remains of his hopes. In his absence, life has not stood still - his former lover, Laura, has married his brother Jack. Their marriage seems happy at first glance, but it hides dark cracks of betrayal, passion and suspicion.
Tom discovers that the feelings between him and Laura have never faded. Their encounters, which at first were random, turn into a dangerous game of forbidden desires. Jack, sensing the tension between them, gradually loses control and becomes more and more suspicious. The past, full of resentments and secrets, begins to break out, forcing each of the characters to make painful choices.
Passion's Flower is a sensual and dramatic story about love that can both heal and destroy. The film combines a tense mood, deep psychological drama and the fatal consequences of a love triangle in which each character seeks their own truth, even if it means paying the ultimate price. The atmosphere of rural America, passionate glances and oppressive tension between the main characters create an unforgettable portrait of passion on the verge of destruction.
Drama, Mystery, Romance
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00:01:22Early this morning, two area police officers found the body of the missing child, Little Susie.
00:01:26The investigators still have not been able to find any clues as to the identities or whereabouts of the murderer or murderers and have just announced their plans for a widespread manhunt.
00:01:36In the next report, we hope to have more information from the local sheriff.
00:01:40And now for the world report.
00:03:26A coffee, please.
00:03:47A coffee, please.
00:04:17A coffee, please.
00:04:46A coffee, please.
00:05:15A coffee, please.
00:05:43A coffee, please.
00:05:58A coffee, please.
00:06:19Seduced and abandoned.
00:06:24Goodbye, pretty lady.
00:06:54Goodbye, pretty lady.
00:07:23I can't believe it.
00:07:47Is that really you, Jeff?
00:07:53You could at least let me know you were coming.
00:07:55I did.
00:07:56I wrote you a letter.
00:07:57Never trust a male, huh?
00:08:00Maggie.
00:08:02Come over.
00:08:03This is my brother, Jeff.
00:08:04Your brother, Jeff?
00:08:06Where have you been hiding him all this time?
00:08:09Welcome.
00:08:10I hope you'll be staying with us a while.
00:08:14Maybe.
00:08:16Since they opened a new highway through here, there's been less traffic.
00:08:20Business has been way off.
00:08:22Just barely enough to get by on.
00:08:26You haven't changed one bit.
00:08:29You're still complaining always.
00:08:32And you.
00:08:34I haven't heard any news about you.
00:08:37Well, it's not like I could change addresses whenever I wanted.
00:08:42That was five long years.
00:08:47I wrote you several times.
00:08:49I guess those letters got lost, too, huh?
00:08:51No, I got one, two.
00:08:53I thought I'd want to come and visit you.
00:08:55But.
00:08:56Yeah, but work wouldn't let you, right?
00:09:02What can you tell me about Dad?
00:09:05He cuts you out of the will.
00:09:07But you could expect that.
00:09:09I wasn't asking about the inheritance.
00:09:12What I really wanted to know is if he ever forgave me.
00:09:18He never really talked a lot about you.
00:09:21But in his heart, I think he did forgive you.
00:09:25You were always his favorite.
00:09:27Even from the time we were kids.
00:09:30Before then.
00:09:32And look, if you need some money, I'm here now.
00:09:35I can't give you a lot, naturally.
00:09:39Thanks.
00:09:41But I'm not looking for any handouts.
00:09:44I need some work so I can make a little money.
00:09:48Well, there's no lack of things to do around here for anybody that doesn't mind a little hard work.
00:09:54In fact, I've just been looking for somebody to give me a hand around here.
00:09:59Great.
00:10:01Come on, I want you to meet my wife.
00:10:03Your wife?
00:10:04Yeah, I got married two years ago.
00:10:07After Dad died.
00:10:09She's a wonderful woman.
00:10:11In fact, she'll knock your socks off.
00:10:15Oh, but listen.
00:10:18I thought it best not to say anything about the time you were away.
00:10:23She doesn't know anything.
00:10:25I just let her think that you're in Europe on business.
00:10:28Okay?
00:10:29Okay.
00:10:32Meow.
00:10:38This is my wife, Linda.
00:10:50Hi, Jeff.
00:10:52Nice to meet you.
00:10:54You look just like Gordon said you would.
00:10:57Well, what do you think of a little wife, Jeff?
00:11:01Boy, you can kiss a bride even though you might be two years late.
00:11:10You're a very lucky man.
00:11:12I hope you'll stay with us for a while.
00:11:14Of course he'll stay.
00:11:15He's going to help me fix the place up a bit.
00:11:17I was thinking about giving him one of the rooms in the motel here.
00:11:20I'll talk to Maggie right away.
00:11:23Would you like a cup of coffee?
00:11:26Very nice, thank you.
00:11:35My, what a body.
00:11:37If I was 30 years younger, I'd be tempted to make eyes at you myself.
00:11:49Five years was a long time to be without a woman.
00:11:54You better not leave these receipts around for anybody to see.
00:12:00Don't worry, I won't tell anybody.
00:12:08It was almost five years ago.
00:12:11And it was an accident.
00:12:13You don't have to explain yourself to me.
00:12:15What happened in the past, you don't have to worry.
00:12:17It won't change my mind about you.
00:12:21Thanks.
00:12:39Here's the nice meal for you.
00:12:41You look like you could use a few extra pounds and be none the worse for it.
00:12:45Jeff, what are you doing here?
00:12:48Linda's waiting for us upstairs.
00:12:50She's fixed a nice meal.
00:12:52That's not to say Maggie isn't a great cook.
00:12:55I'll remember that at the end of the month, when it's time for my paycheck.
00:13:04So how did business go in here?
00:13:07Not very well, seeing that I'm here.
00:13:10Jeff's always been a dreamer.
00:13:12He's not cut out for this.
00:13:14And neither are you.
00:13:15You'd have sold this place long ago.
00:13:18See, Linda would like to move into the city, but all in all, I like it here.
00:13:23As usual, your selfishness leaves no room for anybody else's feelings.
00:13:27Oh, she'll get used to it.
00:13:29She'll get used to anything.
00:13:31Besides, there's too many temptations for a beautiful woman in the city.
00:13:35Trust in others has never been your strong point.
00:13:39Look, I trust Linda.
00:13:42I promise you.
00:13:43But if I ever discovered that she had betrayed me, I wouldn't give her a second chance.
00:13:48I'm quite capable of killing her with my bare hands.
00:13:51Now, that's what I call clear thinking.
00:13:54Look, if you need to do any shopping, Linda will be going into the city tomorrow.
00:13:58I'm sure she'll be happy to see you.
00:14:01Look, if you need to do any shopping, Linda will be going into the city tomorrow.
00:14:06Yes, if Linda doesn't mind.
00:14:09Why not?
00:15:02Every day you get more beautiful.
00:15:05Come to bed. I want to make love to you.
00:15:07Not tonight. I have a terrible headache.
00:15:10You've had this headache a lot lately.
00:15:12Should I start borrowing?
00:15:13Of course not.
00:15:15Maybe I should stock up on aspirin.
00:15:17Good night.
00:15:20Good night.
00:15:30I told you I don't feel well.
00:15:33But I feel fine.
00:15:49Good night.
00:16:20Hey, Billy.
00:16:22Hey, Gordon.
00:16:24How about a little poker tonight?
00:16:26Sure. Why not?
00:16:28I'll buy after dinner and tell Peter.
00:16:31About 7?
00:16:33Fine.
00:16:34I'll see you then.
00:16:49Good night.
00:17:20Thanks for the ride.
00:17:22Oh, I'm sorry.
00:17:24I completely forgot.
00:17:26I guess I'm not used to your being here yet.
00:17:50I'm going to bed. Don't be too late.
00:17:53You can count on that.
00:17:55Keep that bed warm for me.
00:18:02You're lucky to have a wife like that.
00:18:05You ever get tired of her, you let me know.
00:18:08Don't count on it.
00:18:16I'm going to sleep too.
00:18:18I'm a little tired.
00:18:20You sure you don't want to stick around and play one round?
00:18:22Sure, Billy. I'll let you take his place.
00:18:24Next time.
00:18:26Good night.
00:18:30Boy, Jeff is strange.
00:18:33He doesn't seem like your brother.
00:18:35Too nice a guy, you know?
00:18:37Ah!
00:18:39Get me three cards.
00:18:42Mmm.
00:18:50I'd like to talk to you.
00:18:52Another time, Jeff.
00:18:54Good night.
00:18:57Another time, Jeff.
00:18:59Good night.
00:19:26Good night.
00:19:57You're really cute.
00:20:11Come on.
00:20:27Payment in advance.
00:20:34Hey, you're doing a pretty good job.
00:20:37Thanks.
00:20:39I'd be glad to help you, but I've got to go into the city for a while.
00:20:43I think I can handle things around here by myself.
00:20:46I've got a very important business meeting with the director of the bank.
00:20:50He's got an investment he wants me to look into.
00:20:53A man's got to look after his business interests, you know.
00:20:56I'll see you around, then.
00:20:58Take care.
00:21:24♪
00:21:41♪ It may be wrong to think of you, but it feels so right ♪
00:21:47♪ I don't care anymore with no happiness inside ♪
00:21:54♪ Never thought that I could ever feel this way ♪
00:22:00♪ Although we know our love won't last, can we seize the day? ♪
00:22:06♪ I don't know what to say to you... ♪
00:22:09I dare anyone to say that this document's counterfeit.
00:22:20I don't think my brother's suspicious, but you never know.
00:22:24You can rest assured.
00:22:26Even if he decided to see the will,
00:22:29he would have no choice but to surrender to the evidence that he was disinherited.
00:22:36...
00:22:54Stay away from me, or I'll tell Gordon everything.
00:22:57Stay away from me, or I'll tell Gordon everything.
00:23:10Thanks, Jerry.
00:23:11You're welcome.
00:23:19Maggie's knee's sittin' bad, huh?
00:23:24She's very pretty.
00:23:25She's very pretty.
00:23:26She's standing in for John. She'll be with us for a while.
00:23:31If I were you, I wouldn't think about hangin' around here too much longer.
00:23:36A lot of men pass through here.
00:23:38I'd probably be leavin' myself if it wasn't for Linda.
00:23:42And you probably got some guts to settle, too.
00:23:45But things haven't changed any.
00:23:47I heard some funny stories about guys bein' in prison.
00:23:52I don't have that problem.
00:23:56Thanks for the advice, anyway.
00:24:03Can I have a beer, Jamie?
00:24:04Sure, Jeff.
00:24:07How did you know my name?
00:24:09Aunt Maggie told me.
00:24:10She told me everything about you.
00:24:13Everything?
00:24:15Well, your name is Jeff.
00:24:17You're 25 years old.
00:24:18You're 25 years old.
00:24:20Gordon's brother.
00:24:22And you traveled around Europe some.
00:24:24And you're awful sexy.
00:24:29Did your aunt tell you that, too?
00:24:31No.
00:24:33I figured that out for myself.
00:24:40Ah, bullshit.
00:24:42I came to see if you needed your car tonight.
00:24:46No, go ahead and take it.
00:24:48I'd like to take Jamie for a little ride.
00:24:51I think you're wastin' time and gas.
00:24:54Why don't you just take it to your motel room?
00:24:56It's nice.
00:24:58And much more comfortable than my car.
00:25:00That's a great idea.
00:25:02I think I'm gonna take your advice.
00:25:04It's pretty nice for a hotel room.
00:25:07You see many hotel rooms?
00:25:09Enough.
00:25:11No, not the way you think.
00:25:13I worked in a hotel room once.
00:25:15I've been there.
00:25:17But I've never seen a hotel room.
00:25:19You got to have a life experience.
00:25:21I'm not a hotel room.
00:25:23I'm a motel room.
00:25:25I'm not a motel room.
00:25:27I'm a motel room.
00:25:29I'm a motel room.
00:25:30I'm a motel room.
00:25:31I worked in a hotel room for two months.
00:25:34I've seen a lot.
00:25:48Well, don't worry.
00:25:51You're the first girl I've had in this room since I've been here.
00:25:56But you've been here almost two weeks.
00:25:58Should I be flattered or worried?
00:26:02I have been doing it in some pretty strange places here lately.
00:26:05Doing it often?
00:26:09Let's just say...
00:26:11I've had all I can handle.
00:26:14Well, uh, should I consider myself lucky?
00:26:19You got it.
00:26:31Okay.
00:26:51I call.
00:26:54Pass.
00:26:59No.
00:27:01Linda, I thought you were sleeping.
00:27:03I ran out of cigarettes.
00:27:04Yeah, I've got some. Take one.
00:27:07And, uh...
00:27:09If you stay here and keep the company, I could use a little luck.
00:27:13What a bore.
00:27:15As usual.
00:27:17Good night.
00:27:18Good night.
00:27:20Bless.
00:27:31Good night.
00:27:32Good night.
00:28:02Hey, little brother, how'd it go last night?
00:28:05Real well.
00:28:06I think Jamie's fantastic.
00:28:10While we're on the subject,
00:28:12if you don't mind, I'd like to take her out again tonight.
00:28:15Gordon and I are going to a movie tonight, I'm sorry.
00:28:18And you'll have to eat somewhere else.
00:28:22Whatever you say.
00:28:24Back to work.
00:28:26I'll see you later.
00:28:28Whatever you say.
00:28:30Back to work.
00:28:36What's this deal about a movie tonight?
00:28:38Well, you know, we haven't gone out in a while.
00:28:41I already told Billy I'd play poker with him tonight.
00:28:46You don't like Jamie very much, do you?
00:28:48No.
00:28:49And don't think for one minute I'm going to cook for a maid.
00:28:53It'd make Jeff happy.
00:28:54Not me.
00:28:57You forget that when I first met you, you were a maid too.
00:29:00How can I forget when you're constantly reminding me?
00:29:22Hey, I was thinking about going to Mardi Gras to watch the Barkers play.
00:29:24You want to go?
00:29:25I can't tonight.
00:29:26Gordon's got things for me to do around here.
00:29:29I promised him I'd be a fourth tonight for poker.
00:29:31He can't run his knife.
00:29:33Oh, but you can mine, can't you?
00:29:35Guess I'll find somebody else to take me.
00:29:42Now, where are you going to find another hunk like me?
00:29:46You never know.
00:29:55One.
00:30:14One.
00:30:16One.
00:30:20The other takes three.
00:30:26Check.
00:30:28Check.
00:30:29I'm out.
00:30:31Twenty dollars.
00:30:34Call.
00:30:45I'm out.
00:30:50Twenty dollars.
00:30:53Fold.
00:30:56Fold.
00:31:01It's not a small pot, but...
00:31:22Card, gentlemen.
00:31:25Two cards.
00:31:28Three.
00:31:32I'm out.
00:31:37Me too.
00:31:44Bets?
00:31:46I'll stick.
00:31:48Check.
00:31:51Fifty dollars.
00:31:53I'm out.
00:31:59I'll see you fifty.
00:32:02And I'll raise you thirty.
00:32:05Fuckin' bet.
00:32:07Call.
00:32:08Two pads.
00:32:09Aces and jacks.
00:32:11Not good enough, big brother.
00:32:14Full house.
00:32:17I'm out.
00:32:23I'm out.
00:32:28Y'all hungry?
00:32:31Two-fifty.
00:32:36I'm out.
00:32:53Two-fifty?
00:32:57Plus two hundred.
00:33:08Y'all two-hundred?
00:33:11And I'll raise five hundred.
00:33:12Y'all two-hundred?
00:33:15And I'll raise five hundred.
00:33:21Five hundred?
00:33:25Plus five hundred.
00:33:33I'll call you five hundred.
00:33:39Raise you six hundred.
00:33:43You're gonna have to give me credit.
00:33:45Sure, it's all right, little brother.
00:33:50I call.
00:33:53Three kings.
00:33:55All one color.
00:33:57Red.
00:34:04Little brother, I think you gotta admit, I'm the better man tonight.
00:34:12It's real late.
00:34:15I'm going to sleep.
00:34:17I'll be with you in a little while.
00:34:22Jeff, you're gonna have to do a little work around here to get this debt paid off.
00:34:43I told you you should have gone to three.
00:34:46Leave me alone.
00:34:48You should be a better sport.
00:34:50If you don't like losing, I don't understand why you play.
00:35:12I know you care about me.
00:35:13I know you can.
00:35:41I know you can.
00:35:43Why did you do that last night?
00:35:46Does there have to be a reason?
00:35:49You like being a bitch, don't you?
00:35:52Playing with people.
00:35:54Of course.
00:35:56But you like playing your games too, now don't you?
00:36:00And what is that supposed to mean?
00:36:03Only that you don't care what you do to others.
00:36:06You'd use Jamie any way you pleased if you thought it would make me want you more.
00:36:10If that's what you think, you're wrong.
00:36:41So why do you continue to put up with him?
00:36:44Why don't you just make up your mind and leave him?
00:36:47Don't you know I've thought about it?
00:36:50If your brother's violent, he would never let me.
00:36:53I'm sorry.
00:36:55I'm sorry.
00:36:57I'm sorry.
00:36:59I'm sorry.
00:37:01I'm sorry.
00:37:03I'm sorry.
00:37:05I'm sorry.
00:37:07I'm sorry.
00:37:08But he would never let me.
00:37:10He's selfish and he's possessive.
00:37:13He'd sooner kill me.
00:37:16Don't you know I'm just part of his property?
00:37:19You have a right to a divorce.
00:37:21He'd never let me.
00:37:25I was disgustingly poor. I know what misery is.
00:37:29I've lived it and I could never do it again.
00:37:39There. It's fixed.
00:37:42The washer, please.
00:37:44You're a great guy.
00:37:48Hey, my aunt's crazy about you.
00:37:51Should I be jealous?
00:37:53Um, how about asking me over to your room for a drink tonight?
00:37:56I'll bring the whiskey.
00:37:58I've been working pretty hard around here lately.
00:38:00By the time night comes, I'm usually pretty beat.
00:38:02Hey, why don't you come over to my room?
00:38:04I'll bring the whiskey.
00:38:05By the time night comes, I'm usually pretty beat.
00:38:08Hey, wait a minute. You don't have to make excuses.
00:38:10I got your message.
00:38:35Hey.
00:38:59What do you boys want?
00:39:01Two beers.
00:39:02You better know what you're doing when you get off tonight, babe.
00:39:32Come on.
00:39:50What happened to you?
00:39:52Jeff, I just can't take this anymore.
00:39:55Calm down.
00:39:57Tell me about it.
00:40:03It was Gordon, wasn't it?
00:40:06Yeah. He hit me.
00:40:08He was drunk as usual.
00:40:16Who is it?
00:40:18It's me, Jeff.
00:40:33Am I interrupting anything?
00:40:36I thought I heard voices.
00:40:38I thought you might have some company in here.
00:40:40No, I'm all alone.
00:40:43Well, Billy called, said something about playing some poker tonight.
00:40:46You interested?
00:40:47Nah, not tonight.
00:40:49Maybe you might want to catch up on some of your losses.
00:40:52Maybe not tonight.
00:40:54Whatever you say.
00:40:56Maybe he suspects something.
00:40:58I don't think so.
00:41:00It seemed like a perfectly casual visit to me.
00:41:02You don't know him like I do, even if he is your brother.
00:41:05He's capable of anything.
00:41:07He'd kill us if he found out.
00:41:09Go ahead and talk to him.
00:41:11I don't know him.
00:41:13I don't know him.
00:41:15I don't know him.
00:41:17I don't know him.
00:41:19I don't know him.
00:41:21I don't know him.
00:41:23I don't know him.
00:41:25He talks a lot.
00:41:27He's perfectly harmless.
00:41:29He's getting violent.
00:41:31This Bruce isn't the first.
00:41:34I'd like to see him dead.
00:41:44You better go now.
00:41:49I'll see you tonight, ten o'clock, at the Eastern Road exit.
00:41:55Okay.
00:42:11You're already back.
00:42:13I thought you were out to lunch.
00:42:15The apartment with the director of the bank was cancelled.
00:42:17What have you done to your face?
00:42:20Oh, it's nothing.
00:42:22I fell in the bathtub.
00:42:26I'm sorry.
00:42:38I hope I didn't make a mistake by encouraging her to fall into your arms.
00:42:44Why? We really like each other, Jamie and I.
00:42:47But are you sure it's Jamie you want?
00:42:51Of course.
00:42:53I'm not ready to settle down and have a family yet.
00:42:56That's not what I'm talking about.
00:42:58I just don't want you to hurt Jamie's feelings.
00:43:00Thanks.
00:43:23Are you absolutely sure Gordon doesn't know you're gone?
00:43:26Don't worry. He's too involved in his poker game.
00:43:31You know, I'm sure that the lawyer is helping him to cut you out of the will.
00:43:36You know, I always suspected something like that.
00:43:40He's always been attached to money, Gordon.
00:43:42Even when he was a child.
00:43:44He's a coward. A dirty pig.
00:43:48We've got to get rid of him.
00:43:50Come on. He's my brother.
00:43:52And you still consider him your brother?
00:43:54He's a disgusting rat who deserves to disappear off the face of this earth.
00:43:58That is enough.
00:44:00No.
00:44:02Only with his death will we be free to love each other and start a new life together.
00:44:06Surely you're not suggesting that we're killing him.
00:44:09Yes. It's the only solution for us.
00:44:11You are crazy.
00:44:14And what scares you about the idea?
00:44:17A murder will solve absolutely nothing.
00:44:22You know, I thought you were different.
00:44:24But you're only a coward.
00:44:26A coward like your brother.
00:44:28Yeah.
00:44:59Hi there.
00:45:01Hi.
00:45:04Is that invitation still good for the parade?
00:45:11These are for you.
00:45:19Thanks, but what's wrong?
00:45:21You running out of chicks and you need someone to warm up your bed?
00:45:24Not to.
00:45:26I love sincere people.
00:45:29Oh.
00:45:31Wow.
00:45:33That's for me?
00:45:35Yeah. They're for you.
00:45:40Breaks up that pass as the third quarter comes to being the final scoring drive with this seven-yard run.
00:45:47And Ole Miss had the lead 25-21.
00:45:49Stupid passes.
00:45:51What the fuck's wrong with you people?
00:45:53Hey, don't get so worked up.
00:45:55It's only a game.
00:45:56You looking for money?
00:45:58Yeah, now you're indispensable.
00:46:00My car needs to be checked out.
00:46:02Could you do it for me?
00:46:04I'm taking a trip tomorrow.
00:46:06You got it, chief.
00:46:08Oh, and one other thing.
00:46:10Linda would like to see a Mardi Gras parade tomorrow,
00:46:12but unfortunately I can't take her.
00:46:14Could you do that for me?
00:46:16Sorry, but tomorrow I can't.
00:46:19See you later.
00:46:23Okay.
00:46:25Every day he gets stranger and stranger.
00:46:29I think he's fallen in love.
00:46:31With Janie.
00:46:33You think so?
00:46:37Come on, you stupid bastards! Play!
00:46:42Play!
00:46:45Winning!
00:46:47Tackle!
00:46:54Tackle!
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00:49:50Jeff, I'll be away for five days.
00:49:53I'm leaving everything in your hands.
00:49:55Don't worry about it.
00:49:57But take good care of my property,
00:49:59my restaurant, and Linda.
00:50:08Especially Linda.
00:50:23I thought you were getting tired of me.
00:50:47Now you know that's not true.
00:50:50Well, this is OK for starters, but I'm going to need
00:50:54a lot more reassurance than this.
00:51:20OK?
00:51:48Boy, that lady doesn't waste any time.
00:51:50And the cat's away to my supply.
00:51:56It doesn't concern us.
00:52:15Hi.
00:52:16Hi.
00:52:18Hi.
00:52:19You looking for Gordon Simpson?
00:52:21He's gone for a few days.
00:52:23Darn it.
00:52:25I represent Wallace and company.
00:52:27I was supposed to stop by and show him
00:52:28the samples for the next order.
00:52:31I'm sorry, but you're going to have to come back next week.
00:52:35Is there anyone else I can speak to instead?
00:52:37You can talk to me.
00:52:38I am Mrs. Simpson.
00:52:45Why don't you come with me?
00:52:47We'll be more comfortable back here.
00:53:10When does Gordon get back?
00:53:12We miss him.
00:53:14I think he comes back tomorrow.
00:53:18You any good at pool?
00:53:21Good.
00:53:23I'm damn good.
00:53:26We'll play a little game?
00:53:29Oh, don't worry about me.
00:53:31I'll go home with my aunt.
00:53:32Promised a friend would do something tonight.
00:53:35We're on.
00:53:44Let's go.
00:54:00Nice shot.
00:54:02Lucky.
00:54:04Hasn't it ever occurred to you that just maybe I
00:54:06know how to play this game?
00:54:08Don't get a swell head, my boy.
00:54:10What a beautiful sight.
00:54:13Thanks.
00:54:18And you, Jeff?
00:54:19Aren't you going to say anything?
00:54:21I thought you'd already gone to bed.
00:54:23I can't sleep.
00:54:25Maybe the bed's too big for one person.
00:54:27Maybe.
00:54:29Let's say we double the stakes, huh?
00:54:30Whatever you say.
00:54:32Isn't it boring to always play for the same kind of prize?
00:54:37You've got to have some reason to play.
00:54:42How about another kind of reason,
00:54:56How about another kind of reason?
00:54:58For example?
00:55:00I could be the prize.
00:55:02You bet.
00:55:09Don't be a damn fool.
00:55:11I'm not joking.
00:55:13And anyway, if you win, you can choose not to take the prize.
00:55:17How about it, Billy?
00:55:19I won't miss one shot, I can guarantee you that.
00:55:21Go ahead, Jeff, you crack.
00:55:23I don't want to waste it now.
00:55:54She's so, so nice
00:56:00You don't have to ask me twice
00:56:06Well, it goes without saying
00:56:10She's the reason I'm playing
00:56:13She's so, so nice
00:56:19She's so, so fine
00:56:24Out of my mind
00:56:27I don't know who to blame
00:56:31Cause it's just a game
00:56:34But she's so, so fine
00:56:39She may be naughty
00:56:47But she's so, so nice
00:57:09Well, you can smell the spice
00:57:21You can taste the sugar
00:57:27Did you ever see
00:57:33Such a cute little girl
00:57:39She's so, so nice
00:57:44Takes me round to paradise
00:57:50Tonight I'll lose my cool
00:57:54I'm gonna act a fool
00:57:57Cause she's so, so nice
00:58:04I win, game's mine.
00:58:09I wouldn't have lost this game for anything.
00:58:14I've always thought you were beautiful, the first minute I saw you.
00:58:18Let's go.
00:58:21Night, Jeff, it's getting a little late.
00:58:27You crazy?
00:58:34That ought to be enough for you to buy a whore to do what you want with.
00:58:37Come on, Jeff, Linda and I are just having a little fun.
00:58:40Jesus Christ.
00:58:44See you later.
00:59:03I love you, Jeff.
00:59:06It may be wrong to think of you, but it feels so right.
00:59:33I love you.
00:59:35I love you.
00:59:37I love you.
00:59:39I love you.
00:59:41I love you.
00:59:43I love you.
00:59:45I love you.
00:59:47I love you.
00:59:49I love you.
00:59:51I love you.
00:59:53I love you.
00:59:55I love you.
00:59:57I love you.
00:59:59I love you.
01:00:02I love you.
01:00:10Hi, Billy.
01:00:12Oh, it's you.
01:00:14How'd the game go?
01:00:15Fine, if Jeff hasn't freaked out.
01:00:17What do you mean?
01:00:19Oh, it's bullshit. I don't want to talk about it.
01:00:23See you later.
01:00:24Okay.
01:00:32We've got to get rid of Gordon.
01:00:34We have no choice.
01:00:40You do realize that you're talking about murdering a man, don't you?
01:00:43A worm, not a man.
01:00:47Only with Gordon dead can we ever be happy.
01:01:02Did you miss me?
01:01:06Naturally.
01:01:08Well, when you say it like that, it makes it a little hard to believe.
01:01:12Jeff, do you mind bringing my bag in, please?
01:01:16Well, when you say it like that, it makes it a little hard to believe.
01:01:20Jeff, do you mind bringing my bag in, please?
01:01:46Mr. Stinson!
01:01:48I need to speak to you.
01:02:01We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:04We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:34We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:38We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:42We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:46We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:50We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:54We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:02:58We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:03:01We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:03:05We must be quick so Gordon doesn't discover us.
01:03:09Do whatever you think is necessary.
01:03:13It's got to be a casual.
01:03:16Understand?
01:03:24If anything happens to me, you know what you have to do.
01:03:32You think they'll try to kill you?
01:03:35I'm not going to give them a chance.
01:03:44Goodbye, Mr. Gordon.
01:03:45Bye, Jamie.
01:03:46Bye, Linda.
01:03:47Bye-bye.
01:04:02While you do that, I'll go on home.
01:04:04I'll be down in a minute.
01:04:31Keep quiet if you care about living.
01:05:01Cool it, buddy, before we put a hole in your belly.
01:05:13Come on.
01:05:23Are you crazy?
01:05:24What are you doing?
01:05:26I'm just having a little fun with this garbage.
01:05:28I want an agreement.
01:05:59Why don't we go to the house?
01:06:01It's a lot more comfortable there.
01:06:05Come on.
01:06:21Fuck off!
01:06:28Fuck off!
01:06:29Fuck off!
01:06:56Don't tell me you can't guess.
01:06:59Hey, you leave her alone.
01:07:00Hey, what do you have to do with it?
01:07:29Fuck off!
01:08:00Yes, operator.
01:08:01Give me the police.
01:08:05Look what I found.
01:08:12This stuff is real.
01:08:13It's worth a fortune.
01:08:14Yeah.
01:08:16Look what I found.
01:08:23This stuff is real.
01:08:25It's worth a fortune.
01:08:34Nice picture.
01:08:41First-degree murder.
01:08:42First-degree murder.
01:08:47I never would have thought.
01:08:48Huh?
01:08:49The police.
01:08:52Get out of here.
01:09:01You damn pig.
01:09:04I'll get you for this.
01:09:07I advise both of y'all to keep your mouths shut.
01:09:10I might be tempted to tell the police
01:09:12about your intentions of murdering me.
01:09:14I'll tell you something else.
01:09:16I've turned everything over to my lawyer,
01:09:18just in case anything happens to me.
01:09:26I haven't the vaguest idea who they were.
01:09:28Their faces were covered with nylon stockings.
01:09:32I didn't know much.
01:09:34They ruined my restaurant.
01:09:35They even stole my wife's jewelry.
01:09:38I need a detailed description of your wife's jewels.
01:09:41Grab your wife and come down to headquarters today.
01:09:42It's not like you think.
01:10:11Yeah, when I saw you at the station, I knew who you were.
01:10:16And I knew what you had done.
01:10:20But I couldn't help but fall in love with you.
01:10:23You've got to believe me.
01:10:25I really love you.
01:10:29Please, I beg you, take me with you.
01:10:34You can't leave me here.
01:10:42Take me with you.
01:10:49No.
01:11:04Hours ago, police arrested two delinquents,
01:11:06Kurt Wilson, 23 years old, and Rowdy Mason, 25 years old.
01:11:10The victims were the owners of Garden's restaurant,
01:11:12Garden Simpson and his wife.
01:11:14From the first interrogation, it seems
01:11:16that the two young men were also responsible for the brutal
01:11:19murder of little Susie.
01:11:23That's two less delinquents off the street.
01:11:25Good riddance.
01:11:27Ah, beautiful woman.
01:11:31Yeah, she is beautiful, isn't she?
01:11:34She's so, so nice.
01:11:39You don't have to ask me.
01:11:44She's so, so nice.
01:11:49You don't have to ask me.
01:11:54She's so, so nice.
01:11:59You don't have to ask me twice.
01:12:06Well, it goes without saying, she's the reason I'm playing.
01:12:12She's so, so nice.
01:12:18She's so, so fine.
01:12:23She drives me out, out of my mind.
01:12:29I don't know who's to blame, because it's just a game.
01:12:35But she's so, so fine.
01:12:42Taste the sugar.
01:12:45Oh, you can smell the spice.
01:12:53She may be naughty, but she's fine.