The Green Glove (1952)
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394 shots over 1:28:48, read from the Internet Archive copy the_green_glove (the_green_glove.mp4, 640×480, 30.00 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: The Green Glove No renewal found. JSON
Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (75 of 394 shots judged colour), average shot 13.5s long, a frontal face detected in 34% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.
Released 1952 (Internet Archive).
208 beats in sequences, cut automatically at shot boundaries scored on picture change, pauses in speech, topic shifts, on-screen text and cutting rhythm (each beat says why it starts where it does). Each is annotated by a vision-language model from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in it, as observations with evidence; anything the frames and lines do not support is left null. Machine annotation (Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct), checked automatically: quotes must be verbatim, names must be spoken, "visible" events are sampled to a second model.
Beats
Passages cut at shot boundaries and annotated by a machine from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in them. Each beat says why it starts where it does and what was checked; sequences are visual groups, not scenes.
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Model synopsis: A dark, shadowy interior scene shows a silhouetted figure near industrial machinery. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A silhouetted figure stands near large industrial machinery in a dark space. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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3:041 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing and a hat crouches in a dim, wooden interior with machinery visible on a raised platform. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A man crouches in a dim warehouse interior. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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3:131 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person in dark clothing stands beside a large mechanical device in a dimly lit interior space. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person stands beside a large mechanical device. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person in dark robes stands in a dim interior while another man in a light shirt runs through a stone alley. A third figure is partially visible behind wooden beams in a dark space.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A group of people runs through a narrow stone alleyway; a man in dark clothing is seen from behind in a dim interior; a close-up shows a gloved hand holding a jeweled object. No names or dialogue are provided in this segment.
- Several people run through a stone alleyway. [frame:1]
- A man in dark clothing stands with his back to the camera in a dim interior. [frame:2]
- A gloved hand holds a jeweled object. [frame:3]
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A person runs with a rifle in a dark, outdoor setting, followed by a view of a town under attack with smoke, and then a high-angle shot of parachutes descending. The transcript mentions the Allied liberation of the south of France.
- A person runs with a rifle across uneven ground. [frame:1]
- A person stands overlooking a town with smoke rising and explosions visible. [frame:2]
- Parachutes descend over a field from a high angle. [frame:3]
2 people observed.
“The Allied liberation of the south of France.” 5:13
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5:291 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A figure runs through smoke in a dark, outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- a figure runs through smoke [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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6:001 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person stands in a dimly lit cave holding a rifle, while dialogue suggests someone is being summoned and sketches are being identified. No named characters appear, and the setting is underground with no visible time of day.
1 person observed.
“Hold it.” 5:55 · “Come here.” 5:57
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Model synopsis: Two men are in a dark, rocky space; one holds a green glove and speaks about it. The other man is present and reacts to the object being shown.
- A man in uniform holds a small object and speaks. [frame:1]
- The man in uniform looks down at the object in his hands. [frame:2]
- The second man looks at the object with a serious expression. [frame:3]
2 people observed.
“Open it.” 7:16 · “I told you I sketched.” 7:29
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8:151 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A single dark frame shows an indistinct, shadowy environment with no visible people or objects. No dialogue or on-screen text is present.
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Model synopsis: A man in a military-style jacket is shown in distress in a ruined stone structure while others urge him to hurry and send a message. A woman and an older man are also present, with one line indicating someone named Pierre is to assist.
- A woman and an older man stand near a ruined stone wall. [frame:1]
- A man in a military jacket sits against a stone wall, looking distressed. [frame:2]
- A young woman, an older man, and another woman stand together in the ruins. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Pierre (t:8:57). 4 people observed.
“Hurry, please, hurry.” 8:57 · “Jums are counter-attacking 19th Army. I gotta get a message through.” 8:57
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9:191 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand in a dimly lit room with stone walls and a long table; they raise glasses as part of a toast. The transcript indicates they are celebrating Robert, described as 'the American'.
- A man stands in a shadowed stone room. [frame:1]
- A man and a woman stand at a long table in a stone-walled room with candles. [frame:2]
- A man and a woman raise glasses in a toast. [frame:3]
Named: Robert (t:9:45). 2 people observed.
“You, my dear.” 9:41 · “First, we drink tour of beer.” 9:43
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Model synopsis: A man in military attire is shown in close-up, followed by a woman speaking to a man in a suit, then a group gathered around a person lying down, and finally the man in military attire again. The transcript reveals a conversation about a pre-war tune, a German patrol encounter, and a man's death after delivering a message.
- A group of people gather around a person lying down. [frame:3]
5 people observed.
“We would play it together, he and I. It was before the war. It is catchy, is it not? You remember, Doctor, this tune which Robert loved so …” 10:42 · “What is it?” 10:54
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Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit faces another person wearing a light hat and coat, viewed from behind, on a balcony or elevated structure overlooking a city. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a light shirt speaks to a seated man and woman at a table; the seated man holds a glass. The setting appears to be an interior space with dim lighting and wooden walls.
- A man in a light shirt speaks to two seated people at a table. [frame:1]
3 people observed.
“I appreciate it.” 17:44
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18:371 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand in a dimly lit, ornate interior space with heavy drapery and a candelabra. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A group of people stand in a dimly lit interior as one man asks another if he knows a third man. A second frame shows a man falling or being pushed to the ground.
- Several people stand in a room, one man facing another. [frame:1]
- A man is on the ground, being held or falling. [frame:2]
5 people observed.
“Wait, please.” 19:59 · “You know this man?” 20:12
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Model synopsis: A group of men in suits are standing inside a crowded public transit vehicle. The interior is dimly lit with overhead lights and features metal poles and windows showing reflections.
4 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men in hats sit on a train; one reads a newspaper while the other smokes. Other passengers are visible in the background through windows and reflections.
5 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a hat stands inside a train car, facing another man near the doors. Passengers sit and stand in the dimly lit interior, with one woman looking toward the front. The scene is static, with no visible movement or dialogue beyond a single exclamation.
- A man in a hat stands facing another man near the train doors. [frame:1]
- A woman seated in the train looks toward the front of the car. [frame:2]
4 people observed.
“Oh.” 26:11
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Model synopsis: A man in a suit and fedora sits facing a woman whose back is to the camera inside a vehicle. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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29:571 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in uniform gestures while holding a book inside a vehicle; a woman looks up at him. No dialogue is provided for this beat.
2 people observed.
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30:011 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a light robe looks up at a man whose face is obscured in shadow. The setting appears to be an interior room with dim lighting and a framed picture on the wall.
2 people observed.
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30:391 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A close-up shows a French police pass with text authorizing the holder to pass and circulate freely. No people are visible or audible in this beat.
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31:341 of 1 shots sampled
31:401 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person wearing a hat peers through a window or doorway in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person leans forward to look through a window or doorway. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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31:481 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a dark coat and hat sits in a train compartment and is approached by another man who gestures while speaking. The first man is addressed as 'Mr. Powell' in the transcript.
- A man in a dark coat and hat sits alone in a train compartment. [frame:1]
- Another man approaches and gestures while speaking to the seated man. [frame:2]
Named: Mr. Powell (t:32:42). 2 people observed.
“Mr. Powell.” 32:42
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33:141 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A woman in a dress is visible in an interior setting while dialogue references travel, business deals, and a character named Paul. The conversation mentions Monte Carlo, a train arrival, and a party involving Mr. Perrin.
- A woman stands smiling in an interior room. [frame:1]
Named: Paul (t:35:19), Gabby (t:35:19), Mr. Perrin (t:35:19), Nina Howard (t:35:19), Mr. Hatt (t:35:19). 6 people observed.
“The American left Paris in the six o'clock last night.” 35:06 · “Peppi's on a train, too. It arrives here in Monte Carlo at 11. Hello, darling. Curvy!” 35:10
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Model synopsis: A woman and a man face each other in a dimly lit interior; the man then turns away as the woman follows him. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A woman and a man face each other in a dimly lit room. [frame:1]
- The man turns away from the woman, who follows him. [frame:2]
2 people observed.
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36:271 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A vehicle is seen driving along a winding road beside a rocky cliff. No people are visible, and no dialogue or on-screen text appears in this beat.
- A vehicle drives along a road beside a rocky cliff. [frame:1]
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Model synopsis: Two frames show a rocky terrain and a man and woman in formal attire. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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38:111 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man stands near a stone fountain in a courtyard while another person lies on the ground nearby. The transcript mentions a stolen gourd and a portrait with a sword, suggesting a discussion about missing items.
- A man stands near a stone fountain while another person lies on the ground. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Well... in the past.” 37:46 · “I'm going to go.” 37:49
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38:521 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A man in clerical attire speaks in a dimly lit interior with religious statuary and candles; the dialogue references a stolen vase, a $100,000 ransom, and a bell. No names are spoken, and no other people are visible or audible.
- A man in clerical attire speaks about a stolen Chilini vase and a $100,000 ransom. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
“Thanks to a stolen Chilini vase. For the gauntlet, that same collection would pay upwards of $100,000.” 39:19 · “$100,000? So you see, Father, perhaps it's done quite a bit of traveling. Or perhaps it will.” 39:19
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Model synopsis: A woman departs in a convertible car while a man in a hat watches from the curb; another man stands nearby. An inspector is mentioned as having flown to Monte Carlo for serious business, expecting to meet at the casino.
- A woman walks away from a car toward a building entrance. [frame:1]
- A convertible car drives away from a grand building with a man in uniform standing nearby. [frame:2]
Named: Inspector Foubert (t:40:13). 5 people observed.
“Goodbye, darling.” 40:03 · “They call me later. Yes.” 40:09
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40:331 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A wide shot shows a large, ornate building with classical architecture, palm trees, and a few people and vehicles in front. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
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Model synopsis: A dimly lit interior scene shows two people in conversation, one speaking about bad luck and war's destruction. No names are spoken that can be linked to visible individuals, and no objects or on-screen text are discernible.
2 people observed.
“There it is.” 41:40 · “Mike, wait.” 42:01
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Model synopsis: Two men are shown in dimly lit interior settings; one stands beside another who is seated, and a second shot shows a man in a suit among other figures in hats. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in these frames.
4 people observed.
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45:391 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dark interior scene shows two figures, one in a hat, as someone calls out 'Mike!' on the soundtrack. The lighting is low-key and the setting is indistinct.
Named: Mike (t:45:52). 2 people observed.
“Come on.” 45:22 · “Mike!” 45:52
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46:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dark, indistinct scene shows silhouetted figures in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or clear actions are visible in the single frame provided.
2 people observed.
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47:011 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A single dark silhouette is visible against a rough, textured wall in near-total darkness. No dialogue, text, or identifiable objects are present in the frame.
- A dark silhouette stands against a rough wall in near-total darkness. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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47:221 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person is visible in a dark, rocky environment, partially obscured, while a voice speaks about someone's face and position. The scene is dimly lit, with no clear time of day or period indicated.
- A person is lying or crouching in a dark, rocky space. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
“I know your face. The most ridiculous young man. When he's not lying in the room, then he's halfway down. Oh, yes. Oh, a half yard more, and…” 47:22
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Model synopsis: Three dark, low-resolution frames show figures in an outdoor night setting. The transcript includes dialogue mentioning Pierre and Mike, an apology, and a comment about someone running away from two older people.
- A figure crouches or kneels on the ground in darkness. [frame:1]
- A man in a suit and tie looks forward with a serious expression. [frame:2]
- A figure stands holding a small light, illuminating part of the dark scene. [frame:3]
3 people observed.
“Pierre! Mike! She's here. Please.” 47:52 · “How did she get away?” 47:52
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48:161 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man and a woman are shown in close proximity in a dimly lit interior. The man is visible from the chest up, looking toward the woman, who is seen from behind.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a military uniform and a woman face each other in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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50:571 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit stands in a dim interior while a woman leans over another person lying down. The transcript contains two fragmented lines suggesting finality about someone's state.
- A man stands with his hand on a dark object, looking down. [frame:1]
- A woman leans over a person lying down, looking distressed. [frame:2]
3 people observed.
“But now I know he will never go.” 52:46 · “Ever be.” 52:50
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53:001 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A single dark silhouette is visible against a dimly lit, textured background. No dialogue or identifiable objects are present in the frame.
1 person observed.
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53:111 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A woman in dark clothing walks up a staircase while another woman watches from below; a third woman in an apron stands nearby. The setting is an interior space with a staircase and wall decor.
- A woman walks up a staircase. [frame:1]
- A woman at the top of the stairs looks down at another person. [frame:2]
- A woman in an apron stands near a seated woman. [frame:3]
3 people observed.
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56:541 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a cardigan and blouse stands indoors, facing another person whose back is to the camera. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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59:191 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men stand in a dimly lit interior space with rustic decor; one wears a dark coat and hat, the other a checkered shirt. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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59:231 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person in dark clothing is visible in a dimly lit interior, reaching toward a vertical structure. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person reaches toward a vertical structure. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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59:331 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A person in dark clothing stands in a dimly lit interior, holding a white object near a carved wooden door. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person stands holding a white object near a wooden door. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person in a striped robe stands in a dim interior, reaching toward a dark doorway. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person in a striped robe reaches toward a dark doorway. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A single dark frame shows a shadowy interior with a barred or gridded structure. No people, objects, or text are clearly visible, and no dialogue is present.
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Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit stands in a doorway looking out onto a sunlit town square with a bus and distant figures. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing is shown in a dimly lit interior, holding a telephone receiver to his ear. The setting appears confined, with a wall-mounted phone visible beside him.
- man holds telephone receiver to his ear [frame:1]
- man continues to hold telephone receiver, slight shift in posture [frame:2]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A crowded room with many people seated at tables and others standing or moving, under draped ceilings and wall sconces. No dialogue or named individuals are present in this beat.
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Model synopsis: A woman in a light dress descends a grand staircase in a dimly lit interior space with ornate railings and wall-mounted lamps. Several other figures are visible on the upper landing and stairs, but no dialogue or on-screen text is present.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand facing each other in a crowded, formally dressed room with chandeliers and wall sconces. The room appears to be a large dining or ballroom with many seated guests.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A woman speaks with a bartender at a bar; a clock is shown; she then speaks with a man in a white jacket. The transcript includes dialogue about sending a message to someone named Quanto and mentions Rona being present.
- A woman stands at a bar counter facing a bartender. [frame:1]
- The woman turns to face a man in a light shirt; behind them, other patrons are seated at tables. [frame:2]
- A close-up of a round analog clock on a table. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
3 people observed.
“Madame?” 67:38 · “Quanto, please. Right away.” 67:40
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Model synopsis: A man in a suit speaks to a woman in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is provided for this beat.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A woman with dark hair and a polka-dot blouse is shown in a close-up. No dialogue or action is visible or audible in this beat.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A dimly lit interior scene shows several men gathered around a table with a cake; one man is visible in profile on the right. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two figures walk along a lit sidewalk at night under a sign reading 'MONTE-CARLO'. The scene is dark, with streetlights illuminating the path and storefronts.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men in hats are seen in a dark, outdoor setting near a precipice and a stone structure, discussing a pursuit on a goat track. One man plans to take the goat track to close a trap, while the other is instructed to watch from castle walls.
- Two men in hats stand silhouetted against a cloudy sky [frame:1]
- A man is seen near a stone structure, possibly a wall or castle [frame:2]
- A man is seen in shadow near rocky terrain [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
2 people observed.
“Who's there?” 75:24 · “Who's there?” 75:41
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Model synopsis: A single dark silhouette of a jagged structure against a pale sky is shown. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no dialogue occurs.
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Model synopsis: A single dark frame shows an indistinct rocky or craggy surface in near-total darkness. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no transcript is provided for this beat.
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Model synopsis: A dark, rocky terrain is shown in a single frame. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no events are described in the transcript.
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Model synopsis: A lone figure is silhouetted on a dark, rocky slope under a night sky with a crescent moon. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A silhouetted figure stands on a dark, rocky slope. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A single dark frame shows a rocky, uneven surface under low light. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no events are described in the transcript for this beat.
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Model synopsis: A dark, rocky outdoor scene is shown with no visible people or objects identifiable beyond terrain. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
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Model synopsis: A dark, grainy frame shows a rocky, uneven surface with a long, thin object lying across it. No people, text, or clear setting are visible.
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Model synopsis: A single figure in a hat stands on a rocky, dark terrain at night. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A figure in a hat stands on rocky ground. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person walks on a rocky, dark terrain at night. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person walks on rocky ground. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: Two dark, grainy frames show a rough, uneven surface with no identifiable objects or people. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
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Model synopsis: A single frame shows a dark, textured rock face. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no events are described in the transcript for this beat.
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Model synopsis: A single frame shows a dark, rocky landscape at an unknown time. No people, objects, or text are visible, and no events are described.
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Model synopsis: A figure is silhouetted against a dimly lit rock face in two frames. A voice tells someone named Blake to give up.
- A silhouetted figure stands near rocks. [frame:1]
- The silhouetted figure remains in the dark space. [frame:2]
Named: Blake (t:80:00). 2 people observed.
“Better give up, Blake.” 80:00
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Model synopsis: A lone figure stands silhouetted on a rocky outcrop against a dark background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A silhouetted figure stands motionless on a rocky outcrop. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person in a hat is seen crouching on rocky terrain at night. A rock is thrown through the air, and a name is called out in the transcript.
- A person crouches on rocky ground. [frame:1]
- A wide shot shows a rocky cliff edge at night. [frame:2]
- A person is partially visible behind rocks. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
1 person observed.
“Come on.” 81:00 · “Crossley Blake!” 81:30
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Model synopsis: A person in dark clothing moves across a rocky, uneven terrain at night. The scene is dimly lit, showing only silhouettes and rough textures of stone.
- A person is seen in profile against a dark, rocky background. [frame:1]
- A person climbs or moves over a large rock formation. [frame:2]
- A wide view of a jagged, rocky cliff face under low light. [frame:3]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person in dark clothing climbs over a stone wall in a rocky, outdoor setting. The scene is shot in black and white with high contrast lighting, showing only the figure and the immediate stonework.
- A person climbs over a stone wall. [frame:1]
- The person is seen from above, moving along the top of the stone wall. [frame:2]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a suit and hat walks along a stone wall on a mountainside. The terrain is rugged and the view shows a valley below.
- A man walks along a stone wall on a mountainside. [frame:1]
- The camera shows a view of the valley from the stone wall. [frame:2]
- The man continues walking along the wall, looking ahead. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A silhouetted figure stands in a narrow stone passage. The scene is dimly lit, showing only the outline of the person and the rough texture of the walls.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing runs along a stone wall, approaches a doorway, and then ascends a set of stairs inside a dimly lit structure. The scene is shot in black and white with high-contrast lighting, emphasizing shadows and movement.
- A man runs along a stone wall. [frame:1]
- The man runs toward a doorway in the stone wall. [frame:2]
- The man runs up a set of stairs inside a dim space. [frame:3]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person in a hat is visible in a dark, stone-walled space with wooden beams and a large bell. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit and hat runs through a stone alleyway after being seen in a dimly lit interior with a large clock. The interior appears to be a stone-walled room with wooden beams and a large clock mechanism.
- A man is visible in a dimly lit stone room with a large clock mechanism. [frame:1]
- The man is seen from above, looking down from a wooden structure near the clock. [frame:2]
- The man runs through a stone alleyway. [frame:3]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person is seen in a dim, stone-walled room with a large bell and wooden beams, moving near a table. The setting appears to be an old, possibly abandoned structure with debris and a ladder leaning against the wall.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A person in a hat is seen from behind near a stone church tower with a clock. The scene cuts to an interior with machinery and then to a doorway where a figure is silhouetted against light.
- A person in a hat stands near a stone church tower with a clock. [frame:1]
- A dim interior with large gears and machinery is shown. [frame:2]
- A figure is silhouetted in a doorway against bright light. [frame:3]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat walks past a stone building. A figure stands on a bell tower as another person walks near a stone gate.
- A man in a hat and coat walks past a stone wall. [frame:1]
- A building with shuttered windows is shown from a low angle. [frame:2]
- A person in dark clothing walks toward a stone gate. [frame:3]
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3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two frames show a dimly lit, cluttered interior with wooden beams and a large bell. No people, spoken dialogue, or on-screen text are visible.
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Model synopsis: A person in dark clothing is seen in a dim, wooden interior, interacting with a large, ornate wooden structure. The setting appears to be a workshop or storage area with exposed beams and scattered tools or materials.
- A person in dark clothing stands beside a large wooden structure. [frame:1]
- The camera shows a view through an arched opening, revealing a large circular object and a ladder. [frame:2]
- A man in a light shirt and dark vest leans over the wooden structure, appearing to adjust or examine something on it. [frame:3]
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing is seen inside a dim, cluttered interior space with a large bell. A separate shot shows two people walking through a narrow stone alleyway. The interior space is shown again, now empty, and then the man is seen again near the bell.
- A man stands inside a dark, cluttered room with a large bell. [frame:1]
- A woman and a man walk through a narrow stone alleyway. [frame:2]
- The cluttered interior room is shown empty. [frame:3]
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3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a suit stands beside an ornate chair in a dimly lit room; another man in a light shirt runs across the same room. The setting appears to be an interior space with stairs and decorative furniture.
- A man in a suit stands beside an ornate chair, looking upward. [frame:1]
- A man in a light shirt runs across a room with stairs in the background. [frame:2]
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a dark jacket runs down a narrow stone alleyway, followed by others. The transcript contains the word 'The conflict!' at 86:49.
- A man runs down a stone alley, touching the wall with his left hand. [frame:1]
- The man continues running; others are visible ahead and behind. [frame:2]
3 people observed.
“The conflict!” 86:49
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Model synopsis: A stone fountain stands in a sunlit courtyard with a dark vehicle parked nearby. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
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Model synopsis: A man stands beside a parked car on a road with palm trees and hills in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
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Transcript
Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 363 segments kept, 75 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.
- 1:27 This is the story of Michael Blake, former paratrooper. One of the many ex-GIs who have found themselves drawn back to those places they had known during the war. Seeking the old thrill of excitement, but never finding it. But Blake's was a strange story, different from most. Maybe you've heard it. Well, the end of it anyway. It hit the headlines at the time. That bewildering end up here at the village of Saint-Elzayar, in the rugged mountains of the south of France.
- 1:57 Summer dawn comes quietly to the village perched here on the edge of the precipice. Father Gauron, the village priest, always the first awake, was on his way to the church when suddenly...
- 2:11 The bells were ringing. The bells that had been silent ever since the disappearance of the gauntlet of St. Elzear. The famous green glove which had made this village an object of pilgrimage to the sick, the maimed, and the faithful for nearly a thousand years.
- 2:27 To Father Goron it meant that the gauntlet had come home, for the vow had been made that the bell should never ring again until it returned. But it wasn't there in the niche which had been empty so long. Why then did the bells ring? And who was ringing them?
- 3:57 Gauntlet! He has come home! Who brought it, Father? Nobody. There was nobody there. Only the dead man.
- 4:30 Who is he? Did he ring the bell to say the gauntlet had come home? He was Dennis' ring. Nobody was up there.
- 4:42 Los Angeles, California, an American.
- 4:48 So there it was. The miracle of the gauntlet that had come home with no one to bring it. Of the bell that rang with no man alive to pull the rope.
- 4:57 And of course, the mystery of the dead man. That was the end of the story.
- 5:04 But this story had really begun many years earlier. August, 1944.
- 5:13 The Allied liberation of the south of France.
- 5:31 One survivor reached the ground behind the German lines.
- 5:55 Hold it.
- 5:57 Come here.
- 6:07 Come on, closer.
- 6:14 General.
- 6:20 What's that? Those are my sketches.
- 6:23 You see, I'm a newspaper correspondent. I draw for the papers.
- 6:27 battle scenes, impressions. My name's Paul Rona.
- 6:32 I see yours is Blake. Lieutenant Blake. How come a German speech is good English? Who said I was German? No, what are you? I've changed passports so often, I've lost touch. I was educated in England. My mother was a Czech, my father was a Pole. In those days, the Poles were Russians, the Czechs were Austrians. So you work it out.
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- 6:54 Americans are wasting an awful lot of ammunition.
- 6:57 You need every shot you can get on the German 19th Army counter-attacks at dawn. They're going to be pushed to the sea. Oh, yeah? Okay, you tell that to intelligence. Come on, let's go.
- 7:09 Come on, I said let's go. Determined, aren't you? You mind if I take this?
- 7:16 Open it.
- 7:29 I told you I sketched.
- 7:33 Now, wait a minute. What else you got now? Oh.
- 7:39 It's a green glove. Something very valuable.
- 7:44 Listen, Blake. If you let me go, it's yours. It's worth enough to make you rich for the rest of your life. Look at those gems.
- 7:53 I told you I sketched. That's merely a sideline.
- 7:57 I'm an art dealer. Antiques. I have a shop in London, Paris, even New York. You've probably heard of it. Ronas, close to Tiffany's. Never been. Blake. Blake, this glove is worth a fortune if the whole collector would be the... Come on, let's go.
- 8:27 Don't shoot. We're friends.
- 8:41 We were looking for you. Ever since we saw you drop from that plane. Don't worry. The underground has helped many others before you. There's a German here. Where is he? Nobody here, monsieur.
- 8:57 - Hurry, please, hurry. - Wait a minute. Jums are counter-attacking 19th Army. I gotta get a message through. - A message you will leave at once. - Promise? - I promise. - Of course, let others worry now. Pierre, help him.
- 9:19 Champagne, madame. Monsieur.
- 9:41 You, my dear.
- 9:43 First, we drink tour of beer.
- 9:45 I know you're as happy as we are. To Robert. The American, madame.
- 9:58 Oh, it is bad to leave your bed, monsieur. You send the message like you promised.
- 10:05 He does not know. The attack will not come. It won't come. It's coming right now. No, no. Not now or ever. The Germans are retreating. That's why we drink. Those are American guns.
- 10:15 Pierre champagne for the Monsieur. We drink. Yes, we drink to you. Our first American since the war came. And we drink to the English and to the French. And to Robert, my husband. Listen to the music. Robert's favorite tune. It is sad but gay too.
- 10:42 We would play it together, he and I. It was before the war. It is catchy, is it not? You remember, Doctor, this tune which Robert loved so well.
- 10:54 What is it?
- 10:57 No!
- 11:02 We found him. He had met a German patrol.
- 11:05 He was supposed to be in bed. He could still speak when we found him. He said he promised an American that the message would go through the lines.
- 11:15 He's dead.
- 11:27 Thought he was doing something for his country. He died for nothing. That man swore the Germans would attack. Don't you see, I... Words cannot help, Miss. Yeah, I know.
- 11:48 Are you ready, Monsieur?
- 11:55 Countess. Countess.
- 12:00 The Countess. She has not spoken since.
- 12:04 Her reason is quite gone. You're forgetting your bag, monsieur.
- 12:10 - You found it? - Yes, in the ruins. Oh, the road is hard. It'll be better to carry nothing. Then I'll keep it for you.
- 12:16 Someday you can come back for it after the war.
- 12:19 Miss Pierre, you keep it.
- 12:31 that was the end of the beginning they took to the woods and the story stopped dead for several years
- 12:44 It started again one fine August morning in Paris. The years had been tough for Michael Blake. Everything had gone wrong. So Michael came back. For somewhere in the south of France, he knew of a glove which was worth a fortune.
- 13:07 But someone had been waiting for Michael Blake's return.
- 13:14 The platform on which we're now standing is 188 feet above the ground. The total height of the structure is 975 feet. And now if you'll continue with me to the northeast parapet over there, you'll be able to get a good look at the seine and all the bridges below us. This way.
- 13:51 Thank you. Look over your shoulder and tell me what the little man in the gray suit's doing.
- 13:55 Please. You coming this way?
- 14:01 Yes. Yes. Now, look, I'm going to catch that elevator. If he tries to follow me, stop him. Ask him the time. Anything to delay him. Who are you? Thanks.
- 14:17 Oh, please, please, can you tell me the time? Oh, it's ten minutes to twelve. Oh, sorry I'm making this a elevator.
- 14:25 There, but you can walk down.
- 14:33 Excuse me, please, I'm very sorry. By now, of course, you've all seen the River Seine, which flows through Paris. If you look to your left, you'll find the famous monument, the Arc de Triomphe.
- 14:44 The trouble with you is, Jimmy, you don't drink enough. I ought to take liquor seriously or not take it at all. I want another nightcap. You had four already. I'm getting a taste for it. Drink another scotch, Jimmy.
- 15:14 Oh, Jimmy.
- 15:19 Bourbon and water. Bourbon and water. Chuck. My old buddy, Chuck.
- 15:26 Mike. That's right, Mike. You've heard me talk of Mike. Ohio State together. Mike, this is Chris. Chris Kennedy.
- 15:34 Chris Kennedy did me a big favor today.
- 15:37 You know each other, huh?
- 15:40 Bourbon and water, that's $3.50. Mike.
- 15:44 You didn't finish your drink.
- 15:55 Nice music, isn't it?
- 16:00 How about a dance? I'd love to.
- 16:03 Take it easy.
- 16:06 Hello.
- 16:08 Hello.
- 16:26 Why were you in such a hurry to go away? Oh, you'd probably ask a lot of questions I wouldn't want to answer. I guess so, Rob. What was it all about this morning? Why was that man following you? I don't know.
- 16:40 What are you doing tomorrow?
- 16:44 Tourists? Sites of Paris? Oh, I'm a stranger in town. How about giving me a guided tour? Official or unofficial? Unofficial. Well, first you've got to tell me a little more about the man who was following you. Nothing more to tell you. You know something? I don't believe you. All right, look, I haven't robbed a bank, I haven't killed anybody, and I'm not an international spy. You believe that?
- 17:09 I'll try.
- 17:14 Beautiful.
- 17:16 Now it's got me into more trouble.
- 17:44 I appreciate it.
- 17:53 When we grow old, I'll get you a guitar player. He'll play for us all the time. We? Is that a firm offer? You know, I always make these rash promises about two in the morning. Never in front of witnesses, though.
- 18:08 Did anyone ever tell you you weren't bad looking? Why aren't you married and done for?
- 18:14 Why aren't you?
- 18:16 Just one of those things. That's great. Maybe I can see you every night for a week, maybe. Maybe.
- 18:24 Of course, you're going to have to come to Monte Carlo. You're going to Monte Carlo? Yeah, 6 o'clock train tomorrow night. Well, I think it's pretty rude of you to toy with my affections like that. Come with me. There's your nightclub. That's how I met your friend Jimmy. I was in buying a ticket. What do you mean? You went to Ohio State together.
- 18:46 Well. That's right. Kind of looks like we spent the night together on a false preface.
- 19:02 Thanks for saving my life.
- 19:36 You Michael Blake? Yeah? This porter from your hotel said you might come here. Yeah, what about it? Will you please return with us to your hotel?
- 19:44 Why? What is all this? I'm Inspector Chauvet of the Paris Police Department. I desire information regarding the man who lies dead in your room.
- 19:54 Please.
- 19:59 Wait, please.
- 20:12 You know this man?
- 20:17 Yeah, I've seen him before. Some from the middle of the Eiffel Tower. Why do you recall having seen him?
- 20:23 For the life of me, I can't remember. For the life of you, perhaps you had better remember. And what is Menoiselle's knowledge of this matter? Have you seen this dead person before?
- 20:35 Once. Also on the Eiffel Tower. Yes, that's where I saw it.
- 20:42 I don't remember why I noticed my best. That is definite, mademoiselle? Yes. You know that to lie on behalf of a criminal is to render yourself an accessory. Look, don't call me a criminal. Why should she lie? Perhaps your hearing's faulty. I didn't say she lied. Yes.
- 20:57 So neither of you can recall why he notices me. It was chance or a psychic urge which drew the three of you together.
- 21:06 The doctor says he's been dead from two to six hours. May I ask you where you were during that time? A little cabaret down the street.
- 21:14 I don't know. It's a place called a sleepy cat or something. Before that, I was here. It is well you spoke the truth. There are witnesses to prove that. What are you doing in France, monsieur?
- 21:26 Spending my money. You got any objection? None, if that is the reason for your visit. Look,
- 21:32 All right. I came here...
- 21:35 I came here to kill a guy. I left his body in my bedroom for the maid to find.
- 21:39 Don't arrest me. I cannot arrest you without further proof.
- 21:42 But you will be transferred to another room. One of my men will be on hand. We'll call it protective custody. Yes, well, that's very generous of me. You see, there are three elements in your favor. First and strongest, of course, is this young lady's statement, substantiating her own. Second, you stayed out tonight instead of disposing of the deceit, while it might have been possible.
- 22:03 Claude, you seem to be a reasonably intelligent person. If you'd kill this man, I believe you would have destroyed this drawing.
- 22:10 It was in a dead man's pocket.
- 22:13 I believed you, monsieur, when you failed to identify him, because it's obviously needed a means to identify you.
- 22:18 But it also indicates that there is somewhere a link or a connection between your presence in France and his death.
- 22:28 Order of view, is it not?
- 22:30 Lieutenant of United States Airborne Infantry.
- 22:35 I'm sorry, monsieur. You've only got one there. What about one for my friend outside? Monsieur? My watchdog, the policeman, who's wearing the carpet out. There is no policeman, monsieur. Oh, yes, there is. Hey, you're right, he's gone. Is that all, monsieur? Well, yeah. Thanks. Yeah, monsieur?
- 23:05 May the police department, please.
- 23:13 Inspector Fulbert. Who's calling? This is Mr. Blake. This is Inspector Fulbert's secretary. I'm sorry, but the inspector will be away from Paris for five days. Hey, wait a minute. You think I'm going to hang around here for five days waiting for him to come back? I regret, monsieur, but if you will telephone next week. Next week?
- 23:34 Yeah.
- 23:35 Yeah, I will.
- 24:21 - Thank you, Monsieur. - Yes.
- 24:25 Pardon me. - Pardon me also, Monsieur. Pardon me.
- 26:11 Oh.
- 26:41 Not much you don't. He spoke it when he bumped into me this morning. Who hired you to follow me? Follow, sir? Yeah. I'm the little guy that was killed. Do you have the same boss? For me, you talk too quick. I go to Saint Denis. I do not know you. Let's keep it that way, huh? You go to Saint Denis. I go to Calais. Calais? That's right. I'm going on to England. Tell that to your boss, too. I know Calais. The mother of my wife, she have an hotel there. An English name. The Hotel Strand. But being an American, you would not know.
- 27:11 But if you would wish to stay at the hotel of the mother of my wife... Now get out of here. Have a nice trip. Au revoir, monsieur.
- 27:49 Good afternoon. Good afternoon.
- 27:55 Seat 4, per past 9. Deporter, where's your baggage? I'm travelling light. Of course I forgot. Forgot what? Let it have a light.
- 28:11 Your seat is opposite to madame. It was madame who said you would be covering lights. What are you doing here? Please get up. You're going to get us both in trouble. Oh, it's very nice of you to come down to see me, Chris, but the train's about to leave. Listen to me. I went to your hotel room. I found your note to Fulbear. You shouldn't read other people's mail. This is crazy. He told you not to leave. Well, he left. I don't believe it. Yeah, and the watchdog outside my bedroom door, he left too. Michael, don't joke. And don't go away and leave me with all this, whatever it is, without telling me anything. I'm frightened. There's nothing to be frightened about. And there's nothing to tell you.
- 28:41 When I went back to my room last night...
- 28:46 Somebody had already broken in and torn things all apart.
- 28:52 Excuse me. Do you speak English? No, monsieur.
- 29:01 You could have done that. That's what I'm asking you. You got me into all of this. I was leading a nice, quiet, safe life until you came along. It was dull, but quiet and safe. Look, I'm sorry.
- 29:11 I don't know who it was who messed up you, Roman. I don't know who the little guy was who ended up on his face in my bedroom. You don't know anything, Roman. It's just one big mystery to you. Bodies all over the place. Drawings of you. In the pocket of a dead man. Now, listen. You don't even know where the drawing came from, I suppose.
- 29:25 Monsieur, madame, ticket please.
- 29:29 Madam hasn't got a ticket. Hasn't got a ticket? No. But it's necessary to have a ticket. It's provident to board a train to travel without being the oldest of a ticket with destination. Madam isn't going anyplace.
- 29:41 I'm not without a ticket. And the fee is $5,799.
- 30:11 Thank you very much. I write your ticket immediately. That's fine.
- 30:17 How can such a little dame be such a big nuisance? What really happened to that policeman who was guarding me? Look, he went out on a date or something. I don't know. Oh, that's ridiculous. All right, so I killed him, too.
- 30:31 You think she understood? No, we're just keeping her awake.
- 30:36 Did they see your ticket, sir?
- 30:50 The police walked out on me. But you can't run away like this. They'll catch up with you anyhow within two days. In two days, in two days, I'll be out of France. Out of France? Yeah. What is this? Anyhow, listen, I'll tell you what it is. It's none of your business now. I don't want any more of your help, Chris. I'm not offering my help. Hasn't it crossed your mind that I'm in this too, as deep as you are? Oh, no.
- 31:11 By the way, I'll be in jail.
- 31:13 Get this. I'm going to stick by you until I know what this is all about. In self-defense, I'll do it. Believe me, I'll be with you day and night. Who's complaining?
- 31:24 Michael. Call me Mike. You're the most arrogantly stupid...
- 31:31 L'amour. Toujours l'amour.
- 31:54 Wake up, Mike. Wake up. What? Where are we? We're in the south of France. South of France? You were supposed to get off last night. Never mind that. Did you kill that man? Kill what? Don't, Hedge, tell me. What? I didn't kill any man, Chris. Now, what is all this about? The police are on the train. Police? Yes.
- 32:11 There's one just two compartments away. The man that I saw was Foba after he left you last night. You didn't escape. They let you get away to see where you'd end up.
- 32:18 I'll go past his window. You hop out along the corridor the other way. You gonna help me? We'll both end up in jail if I don't. Look, if he doesn't follow me, then I'll meet you at the warehouse in front of the station.
- 32:29 Good luck, Mike. Hey, you call me Mike. Don't let it go to your head.
- 32:42 Mr. Powell.
- 33:12 touch you think he went to sleep right now I'm not thinking it
- 33:19 It's all part of our service. It's safe and rest for walking.
- 33:29 Hey, there's a little cafe. Think we can risk some coffee? No, but we will.
- 33:37 Well, prisoner ate a hearty breakfast. Both prisoners.
- 33:42 Well, where do we go from here?
- 33:45 You might as well tell me. I'll be around to find out.
- 33:51 All right, I'll tell you.
- 33:55 I'm going to try to find an old ruined farmhouse near the chateau. It's on a field that's shaped like a boomerang. At least it looks like a boomerang from the air. You were flying? Well, I had to bail out. It was a war, remember?
- 34:11 So you want to go back and find the ruins? Why? Do you think you'll find the real killer there? I'm not looking for the killer.
- 34:19 You're not? No.
- 34:22 You want to call the police? Oh, I don't know. I don't know anything anymore.
- 34:27 But somebody knows. Why you were followed in Paris, why that man was killed. And I've got a hunch you can guess who's behind it. Mm-hmm. I thought the guy was dead. What guy? Who?
- 34:40 Phony Count to talk too much. Kind of a nod dealer. At least he said he was a nod dealer.
- 34:49 Good morning, Mr. Paul.
- 34:58 Here it is. Ah.
- 35:03 Exquisite.
- 35:06 The American left Paris in the six o'clock last night.
- 35:10 Peppi's on a train, too. It arrives here in Monte Carlo at 11. Hello, darling. Curvy!
- 35:19 Mr. Hatt. My dear. Good morning. We'll buy the picture. You'll make the deal. Paul. Paul, I just met Nina Howard. Why aren't we joining your party tonight? You know Mr. Perrin would be there. I have business, Gabby. Well, his party is business to make. If I'm to get into one of his new players. Ah, but my business would be worth more than a hundred thousand dollars. Tax-free? Well, that's it. I promise you'll meet Mr. Perrin before he goes. You're wonderful, Paul. Shall we go?
- 35:49 No, I've changed my mind. I want to see St. Alvear. Who is St. Alvear? He's a saint. A saint? Well, he's also a place. At where? About 20 miles in distance. A thousand years in habit and thought. Years. I don't understand. Of course you don't. It's 20 miles.
- 36:39 That's the village up there. How are we going through that, old place? Come over here.
- 36:49 legend. It's called the Sharp Point. Because it's sharp, as you can see. This is where Athen Elvia won his battle over the Moors. I thought you said he is a saint. He is. A very fiery one. But this was way in the past. You see, the Moors were attacking way up that road. It's the only road connecting the village or the outside world. But Athen Elvia attacked the Moors from the rear. He led his men down to this spot by the only other route. An almost impossible goat track. Well, that was the end of the Moors.
- 37:19 You can see the goat track over there. It starts from the village, clings to the precipice, and takes a very dangerous course down the face of the cliff. You can see the track clearly as it reaches the valley and zigzags across rough country to a point directly below us. Then it climbs again, very steeply, up, up, up to this point. What's up for this village, anyway? It's not what is there now. It's what was there once. Way in the past?
- 37:46 Well... in the past.
- 37:49 I'm going to go.
- 38:19 Here we are. This is the tools of an end here. Is that his portrait? Yes, with his sword and his gourd. What was that? Well, that's where the gourd used to be before it was stolen.
- 38:49 Good morning, Father. Can I be of help to you? Oh, good morning, Father. Good morning. Your shrine is very beautiful. Well, it is very quiet now. Of course, it was not always so. People used to come here in their thousands. In the time of the gauntlet? Oh, you know about the gauntlet. It used to be over there, didn't it? Night and day. Now, who could imagine that it would not be safe there? But you can't imagine what the gauntlet is of war. Pictures, priceless objects have changed hands. Things the world still believes to be lost.
- 39:19 Thanks to a stolen Chilini vase. For the gauntlet, that same collection would pay upwards of $100,000. $100,000? So you see, Father, perhaps it's done quite a bit of traveling. Or perhaps it will. I believe that one day it will come home. And then you will ring the bell. Oh, you know about the bell, too.
- 40:03 Goodbye, darling.
- 40:09 They call me later. Yes.
- 40:13 Inspector Foubert, one doesn't expect to see you in Monte Carlo. I flew in this morning. I suppose even a policeman can combine business with pleasure. Business? Rather serious business. But I expect we shall meet at the casino. With pleasure.
- 40:40 Mr. Paul. This telegram arrived for you from Pepe. I decoded it.
- 41:00 Madame, this is the 14th road we've driven up since the moon. Now, I am an understanding man. But my wife who prepares my supper is not so understanding. I know, I know.
- 41:30 But I have a feeling this road is different. Madame.
- 41:40 There it is.
- 42:01 Mike, wait.
- 42:04 Wait for me.
- 42:10 She even lost the chateau.
- 42:13 It's the only thing left she loved.
- 42:20 But don't you see, Chris, I'm nothing but bad luck. This proves it. Oh, no, Mike.
- 42:30 Destroyed by the war?
- 42:32 All right, why come back if you weren't ready to face things? I was. There's nothing left to face.
- 42:39 You know, when I walked out of that door years ago, things... Well, they went from bad to worse. I thought that... Well, maybe if I came back and found the glove, it might help.
- 42:49 I don't know, it might... It might help all of us.
- 42:52 That looks better to pay off sometime. Don't go.
- 42:57 I'd like a little chat.
- 43:10 I did a sketching for memory.
- 43:14 Rather good.
- 43:17 We've met before. Count Paul Rona. Polish title.
- 43:23 Come up.
- 43:29 Just to clarify matters, I've been keeping a tab on you since the war through my New York office. I must say you've had a difficult time. Why was that man killed in Michael's room? Ah, yes, I did read about that in the papers. Conrad Verneau, the man who was beaten to death. I imagined he knew what you'd come for, and decided to double-cross somebody. What I'd come for?
- 43:52 make a deal behind somebody's back. So you killed him. My dear young lady, I've never killed anyone in my life. Not even during the war. The Germans look to par me as a value collaborateur. Whereas the French regarded me as one of their spies. It's a convenient arrangement. Well, that's beside the point. You're broke. That's why you've gone to France. To cash in on the gloves. So it's still here.
- 44:15 Where?
- 44:17 It might be why for the Tony Blake. You hear me?
- 44:22 Don't touch me.
- 44:25 Not yet.
- 44:28 It was silly, Blake.
- 44:32 But it isn't the first time blood's been shed for the gauntlet of St. Elsie. What? The green glove. It's the same thing. You won't get far without my help. Your help? A warrant's finished for your arrest. And Miss Kenneth for murder. They really believe I killed that guy in Paris. And the detective on the train. He was shot dead as you left your coach. A piece of stupidity to the part of someone.
- 44:52 get the murder of one of themselves. However, they think you did a break, so it's you thereafter. You framed yourself. Opportunity, motive, flight. Another surprise. Inspector Fulbert's waiting for you in Monte Carlo now. But don't worry. I'll get you out of France. I'll pay you $5,000 for the glove. Come here. This is Pepe. You're in boxing circles of the crab. A rough customer. Get out of my way.
- 45:22 Come on.
- 45:52 Mike!
- 46:20 Don't kill him!
- 46:22 I think I heard the American. The girl, too. Get him. Get two men. Go around to the bank.
- 46:48 Yes. What is it? They are here, yes? I did right.
- 46:52 You were quite great with him.
- 47:22 I know your face. The most ridiculous young man. When he's not lying in the room, then he's halfway down. Oh, yes. Oh, a half yard more, and you could as well be a fish.
- 47:52 Pierre! Mike! She's here. Please. - How did she get away? - The man who held her ran away when I saw Pierre and me. Foolish was it not to run from a man who is old and the woman who is old. - I'm sorry. - I'm sorry.
- 48:22 With man.
- 48:24 Oh, bring him to the village. An empty village. No more than 50 people. Including the cat. Clutch them.
- 48:36 Good night.
- 48:52 This is my new home. It is poor. But it is a good enough place to wait. Until the chateau's result? The chateau, child. It is to burn for that. No. I wait here till my son comes. Your son? Yes. He went to take a message through the German lines. Oh. He should be back immediately. We must get water for you, please.
- 49:22 Let's get out of here. No, no. You said you were ready to face things. Yeah, I know, but she doesn't even know what's happened.
- 49:32 What, we'll be quick. And our ma must come soon. Surely about two. Oh, he will be shocked to see the bruises on your face.
- 49:45 That is our ma. Didn't I tell you he would come?
- 49:50 Over there. Over there. Quick.
- 49:52 Pardon for disturbing you, madame, but we saw the light. We searched for a man who is wanted for murder. May we know who is here? Yes, it is Pierre-Laurent. And madame, nobody else. Very well, but it's late for you to be out of your bed. Good night, madame. Monsieur.
- 50:22 It's a little bit.
- 50:28 But she talked of a man who was hunted for murder.
- 50:31 We've heard? Yeah, I heard. Listen, I didn't murder anybody. The police are leaving. Yeah, well, I guess we might as well be going too, huh? You show us the way? Monsieur, are you not forgetting something? That little bag you left? Bag? Yes. Clear into the burning chateau to save it for you. I promised I would keep it. Thanks. Might as well give it to me then. What is it in there, Monsieur? It must be very valuable for you to have come so far. Nothing.
- 51:01 I think she has the right to see it, Mike. I think you owe it to her. There's nothing in it, but a lot of drawings. Green glove.
- 51:13 Tell us about St. Elvia up here. St. Elvia? Oh, it's a mountain village behind Monte Carlo, very small. Oh, it's famous, of course, for the gauntlet, which was said to heal the sick.
- 51:26 And...
- 51:28 The gauntlet of St. Elzea. Is it... is it possible? The gauntlet of St. Elzea.
- 51:45 Look at her, Mike.
- 51:51 I'm sweet, Mr. Fogg.
- 51:53 When I went to the old church with Hermes, the pilgrims would come in their phones to touch the gauntlet. Just to touch it.
- 52:33 I remember... you were here when Armand died.
- 52:46 But now I know he will never go.
- 52:50 Ever be.
- 53:10 *sad music*
- 53:19 Nobody around. I still think we should have taken the road. All right, run into the police. If we figure something out, we haven't got a leg to stand on. Well, right now, I haven't got a leg to walk on. You're tired, huh? Oh, tired. If I hike 10 miles in a high heel, try it sometime. Yeah, those clouds over there. It's going to rain any minute. Come on, let's go. Come on.
- 53:37 Where to? Marseille? Paris?
- 53:39 The police are sure to catch up with us someday. Maybe they won't. Miracles can happen, you know. Oh, miracles.
- 53:46 But you know, I almost believe in miracles.
- 53:49 When she touched that glove, something strange happened.
- 53:52 Look, she just fainted and she hit her head. That's all, Chris. You think she'll ever stop crying again? I'm not thinking anymore.
- 53:58 Did you know before what the glove meant? It shouldn't have come back just because you thought it would pay off.
- 54:05 You know, Mike, three nights ago I was in love with you.
- 54:12 I even wanted to marry.
- 54:15 But I wouldn't know.
- 54:17 Not the way you are.
- 54:20 I didn't know I'd asked you.
- 54:46 Look. There's an inn over there.
- 54:58 Yes.
- 55:06 Good evening. Good evening, monsieur and madame. You are so wet like fishes. Stand by the fire and warm yourself. Thank you.
- 55:16 Take it, Jacques. Yes, Mama. You'll set your dry clothes from the car. Oh, we have no car, ma'am. We were hiding from Raphael. We thought maybe we could get a bus from here. But there's no bus till morning. Do we have a room?
- 55:28 And we can dry your clothes while you sleep.
- 55:32 It's a warm bed.
- 55:35 Recommended.
- 55:38 She thinks we're married. We are. Yes, we're Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. Why? Because, because of the police, because of them. The register, monsieur.
- 55:49 Yes. Well, would you like to sign for his darling?
- 55:58 like it. This is ridiculous. A robe for madame and my robe for monsieur. If you will both come to your room and take off all of your wet clothes. My wife is a little bit shy. Yes, you see, we just got married today. Today? Oh, I understand. No, of course. Give him
- 56:28 won't catch cold. You can change in the kitchen. Come. I'll see you later, Mama. Mama. Here
- 56:58 We thought only the English did such things.
- 57:04 We'll both be so comfortable here. And we'll serve dinner by the farm with our best wine to warm the cockles of your husband. They won't need warming. I'm sure of that. And my husband will dine downstairs. But, Charles...
- 57:21 You're uneasy. Oh, but you'll get into it. You'll need another pillow. One will be enough.
- 57:30 I'll give you to keep your husband. Oh, no!
- 57:33 I'll keep it. Thank you.
- 57:43 I got that fix to gain courage.
- 57:58 Would you like another brandy, monsieur? It's good for lining the stomach. Well, my stomach is very well lined already. And it'll keep your spirits up. What's the matter? Do I look depressed? Oh, on your wedding night, monsieur, no. There you are. By the way, my wife said the bride has gone to bed. Is that a fact? Yes. No, she didn't even kiss her husband goodnight.
- 58:27 Arthur!
- 58:28 Chuck, old friend! How goes it? But it was said you drove into Saint-Maxime. I came back a night for a duck. A road like a river, but it improves. How do you do? How do you do? Brandy and make it large. Brandy, Alfonsois, have mine. It's nothing, my friend. I need to do. Lift up the spirit. Thank you.
- 58:58 Alphonse, there's something I wanted to tell you. Madame Bertrand asked for you tonight. You know that Rito, she views you with an amiable eye. She's too fair, but friendly. And her bouillabaisse. It was a gourmet dream. I tell you, Alphonse, if I were in your shoes then.
- 59:28 Jack, he's so shy and embarrassed.
- 59:34 Just like he is on our wedding night.
- 59:48 You're sleeping in here.
- 59:51 There's a chair.
- 59:58 Jane. I'm... Amanda?
- 1:00:00 What is brunette? His name is Christine McKenna. You're drunk!
- 1:00:03 - I'm drunk. - Oh, what are we gonna do? I'm gonna take a bus out of here tomorrow. That's what I'm gonna do. - You are? - Yes, I'm gonna burn this. You'll be safe enough here. - Oh, what? - Oh, you get away with the gloves. Oh, please. - Oh, where is it? - It's gonna get to wake everybody. - I only came here to say goodbye. - You made that quite obvious. Goodbye? Goodbye to my wife.
- 1:00:29 Say, you know something? I'd like you to be my wife.
- 1:00:34 Look, Michael, will you go in the other room?
- 1:00:37 Take the bag with you. I don't want it.
- 1:00:40 You'll want what it'll bring when you skip the country. I'm not skipping the country. Then why leave me here until you're safe? Until you're safe? Don't you see I'm leaving the bag with you. I don't need it where I'm going. Where are you going? To Monte Carlo to make a deal. Will that count? With Faubare.
- 1:00:58 He can have me, but he's got to leave you alone.
- 1:01:03 You're crazy.
- 1:01:06 I'm drunk. And it's not quite the same thing.
- 1:01:16 Mike!
- 1:01:18 Come back.
- 1:01:21 If you've got anything to say to me, you will come to me and say it.
- 1:01:33 Do you mind if I kiss you? What? Don't say I have to ask twice.
- 1:01:42 I can't breathe.
- 1:01:45 I might sit down.
- 1:01:48 Now, let's try and talk some sense. What'd you do that for? You wanted to help me? I will. Oh, Mike, no, not your way. You can't confess to murder you haven't done. I've got to prove it first. Well, I'm not so sure they can't. That's why we've got to think of a way out before we get in any deeper. I can't think anymore.
- 1:02:11 You will. After you've had some sleep.
- 1:02:18 Where are you going? Downstairs. Oh, that's with that bottle again. You are not. Open this.
- 1:02:34 The door's locked, Mike. Can't get out.
- 1:02:38 You know, this is the first time in my life that a woman's locked me inside her apartment. Life is full of surprises. Get to see.
- 1:02:47 There.
- 1:02:48 Take it!
- 1:03:18 Mike! You know, I think we better both go to Monte Carlo. You stay here. I can handle Fulgar myself. Oh, no, I don't mean that. We should try to avoid him. Until we think of some way of pitting the guilt on the guilty ones. We could get a bust and knee, split up, and meet again at Monte Carlo. How does that sound? It's fine.
- 1:03:48 No, there's nothing.
- 1:04:18 There's my bus now. There's another one that comes in half an hour. You take that one. All right. You remember the name of the hotel I told you, and my decal of the boat site? We'll both take rooms on the second floor balcony that we'll contact each other after dark. What do you have a guidebook for? I was reading about San Elvia. What does it say? Mainly about the legend of the Gordel. Here's your bus. Now, look, honey. Here. Why don't you get yourself a new dress? God of mercy, huh? I'm going to fix up your hair a bit. All right. Chris, think of me, huh?
- 1:04:48 Keep your fingers crossed.
- 1:04:51 I'll see you soon. And don't forget your name still, Smith.
- 1:05:41 Hello? There's a call for you, madam. Hello? Hello? Mike?
- 1:05:48 room? I'm in a garage at La Tourbe. Yeah, it's a little town above you on the mountain. Well, when are you coming here? I want you to do something for me, Chris, but it's got to be fast. I'm taking the glove back to St. LZR now. You're what? I want you to trick the Count into following me. Mike, how can I? I've checked everything. The Count will be at the Cabaret of the Casino at two tonight. I want you to go there, Chris. Track his attention. Keep him interested. Talk to him until three o'clock. Why three? Well, that's the most
- 1:06:18 Now listen very carefully, Chris. At three o'clock, tell them where I'm going. But Mike, he'll come after you right away. Yeah, what's the idea? Then you call Inspector Fulbert. Tell him to have his men up at the village at five o'clock on the nose. The road to St. Al Jarre is a dead end. We'll have the count and his boys right in the middle with a glove in their hands. What if the police are late? They mustn't be. You got it?
- 1:06:39 I think so. Cabaret at the casino. Tell the count at three o'clock. Have the police up there at five.
- 1:06:48 I can't really talk this out. There isn't time. Goodbye, Chris.
- 1:06:54 Wait a minute, Mike. Mike! Mike!
- 1:07:38 Madame?
- 1:07:40 Quanto, please. Right away.
- 1:07:45 Your Quanto, Madame? It's got Rona here tonight.
- 1:07:48 But certainly, you wish to send him a message. No, but there's plenty of time. Oh, but he's leaving just behind you now. Nice to saunters. Thank you for the party. Goodbye. See you in class. Good night.
- 1:08:03 Package of American cigarettes, please. This is fine. I'll join you both later. Right.
- 1:08:19 My brandy piece, Felix. Yes, sir.
- 1:08:23 You look different.
- 1:08:26 Perhaps it's because we met in the dark.
- 1:08:29 You know, you're very lovely, Miss Kenneth. Thank you. Aren't you taking a chance? You and your friend are both the object of a... Manhood.
- 1:08:41 That's just why I'm taking it. Thank you, Felix.
- 1:08:45 What is Blake, by the way?
- 1:08:48 daring. Why do you ask? Are you still interested in the glove? The glove? Believe it or not, no. I agree it's silly to give up so easily, but the whole thing's become, shall I say, too hot. That's why I'm leaving for Paris tonight. Do nothing. Discretion's sometimes a better part of valor. What about Mike? Mike? What about Mike? Well, you know he's wanted for something he didn't do. Really? But who's to blame? He didn't have to vote out of Paris. Tell him how badly I feel. If there's anything
- 1:09:48 Won't you even talk to him? Why not? If he'll see me at the station in the next ten minutes... No, no, he can't. You have to go to him.
- 1:09:56 You sound as if you want me to go to him. Well, you know why. Oh, why discuss it? I have a train to catch the train with weight, and really, I must... He's on his way to San Elzia to take the glove back.
- 1:10:07 Taking the glove back to San Elzia?
- 1:10:11 Well, isn't that admirable? But, you know, I couldn't care less. That was my train and the current police situation.
- 1:10:18 Do give him my regards, Miss Kenneth. Goodbye.
- 1:10:36 Madame, you're not ill, are you? Is Count Rona really going to take that train? Unless he changes his mind. How do I find out? You can see for yourself. The train comes in in ten minutes. But Count Rona already paid my house.
- 1:11:18 Tell me quickly, does this tray stop at Nice? Well, of course, madame. In 30 minutes. Oh, that's all right, then. It was all right, madame.
- 1:11:40 Miss Doris!
- 1:11:43 You remember me, Mrs. Johnson? Yes, yes, of course. My friend, Mr. Duran.
- 1:11:48 How do you do? I'm going to be in his new show. That's wonderful. Tell me, is Paul on the train? Paul? How do you know you're doing him? Yes, we met. I don't know him well. He's a little bit tired. He's just gone to bed. Excuse me.
- 1:12:10 I've forgotten my compartment number. I think it's next to Count Ronald. Is that the sound of it? That's right. It is next to the count. Number seven.
- 1:12:18 I'm here.
- 1:12:25 I have been expecting you, madame. Where is Catriona? He has left the train. He's left? He's gone after Mike? Monsieur Blake has lived too long for our safety. You too.
- 1:12:59 I'm going to go ahead and get some more.
- 1:13:10 I'm sorry.
- 1:13:48 The man Blake will be ahead of us. The car would warn him of our approach. So you three will walk to the village. And I'll wait here for the count.
- 1:14:05 The man Blake will be ahead of us.
- 1:14:39 I'm sorry.
- 1:15:09 The two others have followed the American on foot to the village.
- 1:15:24 Who's there?
- 1:15:41 Who's there?
- 1:15:43 It was something beyond the precipice. On a goat track. A goat? Or a man. Drive up. Park your car outside the village. Go the rest of the way on foot.
- 1:15:54 track. Tell them to watch for him from the old castle walls. You were following your car? No. I'm going to take the goat track to close the trap.
- 1:18:05 Blake!
- 1:18:13 Blake! I want to make a deal. I only want a glove.
- 1:18:54 I know these mountains. I've used this trail before. I know the shortcuts.
- 1:20:00 Better give up, Blake.
- 1:20:16 Throw me the satchel, and I'll signal my friends above not to shoot you. I'll get you out of France.
- 1:21:00 Come on.
- 1:21:30 Crossley Blake!
- 1:23:59 Quite a climb wasn't it Blake?
- 1:24:03 You wanna make that deal? What kind of a deal? The glove first. Bring it out.
- 1:24:13 Don't even get it. You wanna get a third murder?
- 1:24:19 Where's Chris? Right now, he's on the train to parents. Peppy the crab. I think you're lying. Think what you like. Two of my men will join me in a moment. Here they come. They're going to be outnumbered. So are you. What do you mean?
- 1:26:49 The conflict!
- 1:27:13 It has come home. It's too gross, Father. Nobody there.
- 1:27:19 No one except the dead man.
- 1:27:52 The police followed me on the train, found me with Pepe.
- 1:27:56 Oh, Mike, you're all right. Well, there's been another murder up in the tower. Might as well come there on me, too. But you didn't do it, my friend. All the others. We caught Count Runner's men in the village. One of them has already confessed.
- 1:28:09 Well, the Gloves come home. Up in the village, they're saying it's a miracle. It is. But the miracle is that the Gloves come home. Not the means by wish it came.
- 1:28:19 Good luck, both of you.