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00:01:03Attorney dogs must be yours. It's turn night be mine
00:01:10No, Elizabeth eternal darkness will not be mine. No
00:01:30Breathe in...
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00:02:23Today I will leave Pembroke Castle.
00:02:52My ancestral home.
00:02:55I will leave because I can no longer bear the silence of death.
00:03:05Once we were a fine, respected, flourishing family.
00:03:11Then, little by little, we... until finally I was left alone with my niece Margaret, and
00:03:24with my sister-in-law, Anne, and my brother Robert, in this gloomy castle where the sun
00:03:38rarely enters.
00:04:04I can still walk, and I must walk to some place where I might find the love and warmth
00:04:12of a woman like my wife, Elizabeth.
00:04:16Someone who can replace this damned and cursed gate.
00:05:35Sorry, gentlemen.
00:05:50Are you alone?
00:05:51Yes, go in.
00:05:52Oh, thank you.
00:05:53No, allow me.
00:05:54You're a proper gentleman.
00:05:55Yes, many thanks.
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00:07:13Oh, that damn suitcase!
00:07:20Well, I don't see there's anything to laugh at.
00:07:25Where's Elizabeth? Has she given breath yet?
00:07:35I asked you about my wife.
00:07:39How did it happen?
00:07:55It was a girl, but it was born dead.
00:08:08Did she suffer?
00:08:11I don't know. We didn't see her.
00:08:24And why not?
00:08:25Please, Michael, you shouldn't ask me any more questions.
00:08:29Then whom should I ask?
00:08:31Ask your other sister-in-law or their mother.
00:08:34But don't ask me.
00:08:36I know nothing more than you already know.
00:08:41They're both dead.
00:08:55Barbara!
00:09:04Don't open it.
00:09:07I don't ever want to see him again.
00:09:09It's Michael, mother.
00:09:11And like it or not, he married my sister Elizabeth.
00:09:14Mother, I don't understand your attitude.
00:09:16Shut up, Pamela.
00:09:18Barbara!
00:09:21Well, do something, girls.
00:09:23Lock every one of the doors.
00:09:31Where's your mother?
00:09:33She's upstairs.
00:09:52You have come here for nothing.
00:09:55Now please, Michael, get out.
00:09:58Why did Elizabeth die?
00:10:00Because of you.
00:10:02Your career was more important than she,
00:10:04or than the baby she carried,
00:10:07if you hadn't made her suffer so with your silence.
00:10:12Silence?
00:10:15What do you mean?
00:10:17I wrote to her every day.
00:10:19That's a lie.
00:10:21We didn't receive one single letter.
00:10:30Is there a letter?
00:10:31No, dear.
00:10:36I don't understand it.
00:10:43I'm sorry, child.
00:10:45Why doesn't he write to me?
00:10:48Did you see the postman?
00:10:51He passed here ages ago.
00:10:53Are you trying to drive me mad?
00:10:55What killed her?
00:10:59I think you'd better ask Dr. Kinberg.
00:11:02Her death certificate was signed by him.
00:11:23Where is Dr. Kinberg?
00:11:25He's not in now, mister.
00:11:26I'm Michael Sherrington.
00:11:28Oh, you're the brother of the Earl of Binbrook.
00:11:31I assume you also have the manners to go along with it.
00:11:34Such a distinguished name as that.
00:11:36Indeed.
00:11:37I asked for Dr. Kinberg, please.
00:11:40Your family would have been distressed, sir.
00:11:42Did you understand me?
00:11:44I'm sure they would have knocked before bursting into a room.
00:11:48Get me Dr. Kinberg.
00:11:50May I help you?
00:11:51I'm the doctor's nurse.
00:11:52Are you ill?
00:11:54I want to find out how my wife ended up on his damn operating table.
00:12:00Could you come back at 8, Mr. Sherrington?
00:12:03Good afternoon.
00:12:04Good afternoon, Dr. Kinberg.
00:12:07You're back just in time.
00:12:09This gentleman would like to ask you a question.
00:12:12I'm awfully sorry.
00:12:13I see no one at this hour.
00:12:14Tell him to come back at 9 or so.
00:12:16No, not at 8 or at 9.
00:12:20You're going to tell me right now how Elizabeth Sherrington died.
00:12:24You are right.
00:12:25You needn't return at all.
00:12:28For what it might be worth to you,
00:12:30I was not the physician attending your wife, sir.
00:12:33It was Dr. Lexter, aide to your brother the Earl
00:12:36and longstanding friend of your family.
00:12:38Or does he no longer live in the castle?
00:12:41If you're interested in further details,
00:12:43I suggest you go to the town hall and ask for a copy of the death certificate,
00:12:47which I signed, of course.
00:12:50Why didn't anybody tell me before about Dr. Lexter?
00:12:59Why all this secrecy?
00:13:01Please, Miss Merritt, will you show Mr. Sherrington out?
00:13:09Elizabeth Sherrington died at 1400 hours
00:13:13on the 17th day of November this year of natural causes
00:13:18possibly aggravated by the intervention of a Caesarean operation
00:13:22performed for the removal of a dead fetus.
00:13:44I hope you believe, Mr. Sherrington,
00:13:46that I did all that I could for your wife.
00:13:49But her sisters called me in 24 hours after a complicated birth was imminent.
00:13:53It was necessary to give her a Caesarean.
00:13:56The child died before I could operate.
00:13:59However, it was unfortunate.
00:14:02Your wife wasn't able to survive the operation.
00:14:05Why?
00:14:08I don't understand.
00:14:11You should never have allowed her to stay with her mother.
00:14:14She would have been cared for much better here.
00:14:40Hello. Can you tell me when they open the gates?
00:14:43If nobody died, they don't.
00:14:46What do you mean?
00:14:49Well, Mr. Ferguson, I don't know.
00:14:52I don't know.
00:14:55I don't know.
00:14:58I don't know.
00:15:01I don't know.
00:15:04I don't know.
00:15:07I don't know.
00:15:09Well, Mr. Foles says that what he gets for running the place isn't enough.
00:15:12So he takes other work when there's nothing going on here.
00:15:14Who's Mr. Foles?
00:15:16The gravedigger.
00:15:20Thank you, Mr. Foles.
00:15:23I found it.
00:15:26Do you have something to wrap it?
00:15:29Sure. Go to the office.
00:15:32On the table, there are some newspapers.
00:15:35Thank you, Mr. Foles.
00:15:38Thank you, Mr. Foles.
00:15:41Thank you, Mr. Foles.
00:15:44Thank you, Mr. Foles.
00:15:47On the table, there are some newspapers.
00:16:00What does Dr. Kinberg want with all these skulls?
00:16:04I don't know. He's conducting a study, I think, of the human brain in relation to that of the size of the skull.
00:16:11I never thought dead folks could be used for science.
00:16:17Goodbye, Mr. Scaife.
00:16:21Whom should I ask, then?
00:16:24Ask your sister's in-law or your mother.
00:16:26But don't ask me.
00:16:31Why did my wife end up on this damn operating table?
00:16:34It wasn't I who attended your wife. It was Dr. Lexter.
00:16:38Why did Elizabeth die?
00:16:40Because of you, Michael.
00:16:42Maria was more important than she, or than the child she was carrying.
00:16:46Why don't they tell me the truth? Why all the secrecy?
00:16:52He's coming.
00:16:53Sit down.
00:17:13We can eat if you're ready.
00:17:16Please go ahead.
00:17:25Where are all the servants?
00:17:28Oh, well, I had to let them go.
00:17:31There's not enough money.
00:17:35But don't worry. You'll be looked after.
00:17:39Nothing makes sense here anymore.
00:17:48Ann, how well do you know this, Mr. Foulds?
00:17:54I don't know.
00:17:58Ann, how well do you know this, Mr. Foulds?
00:18:10I want to see Elizabeth.
00:18:15Do you think you could persuade him to open up the grave?
00:18:20Have you gone raving mad?
00:18:24My pills, quickly. Dr. Lexter.
00:18:32I'd have thought you'd been more considerate than this.
00:18:35You noticed the absence of servants, yet you haven't even asked about your brother.
00:18:46His lordship disappeared mysteriously.
00:18:49Lady Ann's health hasn't been the same since, her heart.
00:18:53To make matters worse, your wife's death.
00:18:56You should realize that emotional strain should be avoided.
00:18:59Mr. Sherrington, bear that in mind.
00:19:03Now, sir, what did you say her name was?
00:19:06Elizabeth.
00:19:08Elizabeth Sherrington.
00:19:11Sherrington.
00:19:13Yes, Michael's wife.
00:19:15Yes, the boy who used to steal flowers from my garden.
00:19:18I'm Michael.
00:19:20Michael? My, how you have grown up.
00:19:24I don't suppose I have to tell you where the family plot is.
00:19:28No, I haven't come to see them.
00:19:31What I want is something only you can do for me.
00:19:35I am at your service.
00:19:38Open Elizabeth's grave.
00:19:41What?
00:19:43I want to see her.
00:19:45For God's sake. A bit of respect, Mr. Sherrington.
00:19:48Think about it, Mr. Foles.
00:19:50I'll pay you well for your work.
00:19:53Get out of here. Get out before I call the police.
00:19:57Good evening, my lady.
00:19:59Good evening, doctor.
00:20:01Hello, Christine.
00:20:03Lady Anne.
00:20:05I'd like a word with Mrs. Sherrington.
00:20:08Hello, Lily.
00:20:10I'm sorry.
00:20:12I'm afraid I can't.
00:20:14I'm afraid I can't.
00:20:16I'm afraid I can't.
00:20:18I'm afraid I can't.
00:20:20I'm afraid I can't.
00:20:22I'm afraid I can't.
00:20:25I'd like a word with Mrs. Sherrington.
00:20:27Hello, Lily. I'll call him. Please sit down.
00:20:30Won't you?
00:20:43Good evening, Dr. Kinberg.
00:20:48Is there any news of his lordship?
00:20:51Uh-uh.
00:20:53I'm afraid we haven't.
00:20:55The police squad is not as efficient as you might think.
00:21:02Michael?
00:21:06Michael!
00:21:23Sorry, sir. He doesn't want to see anyone.
00:21:26Please excuse him.
00:21:28Very well. Ask him to come see me tomorrow.
00:21:31I was just asking Dr. Lexter about Sir Robert.
00:21:34I'm very sorry you've not heard.
00:21:36If you do hear from him, call me.
00:21:39I would be very grateful.
00:21:41Dear lady.
00:21:43Good night.
00:21:45Good night.
00:21:47Good night.
00:21:49Good night.
00:21:51Good night.
00:21:56We'll go as well.
00:21:58Can I drop you off?
00:22:00Yes, thank you.
00:22:02Good night. Thanks for coming.
00:22:05Good night.
00:22:13Michael is not in his room.
00:22:16Where could he be?
00:22:21I don't know.
00:22:51Uh-uh.
00:23:21Elizabeth.
00:23:51Where are the bodies?
00:24:21Uh-oh.
00:24:51Uh-oh.
00:25:22No.
00:25:24Let's go. Help me.
00:25:52Hold me.
00:26:07Hold me.
00:26:13Hold me.
00:26:21Hold me.
00:26:33Hold me.
00:26:39Hold me.
00:26:52Hold me.
00:26:59Hold me.
00:27:10Hold me.
00:27:16Hold me.
00:27:21Hold me.
00:27:51No.
00:27:53No.
00:27:55No.
00:27:57No.
00:27:59No.
00:28:01No.
00:28:03No.
00:28:11Huh?
00:28:13Elizabeth.
00:28:21Elizabeth.
00:28:52Oh.
00:28:57Hello, Margaret. How is your uncle Michael?
00:28:59I don't know. He didn't come home last night.
00:29:13You're it, Johnny.
00:29:15Okay, go and hide.
00:29:21One.
00:29:23Two.
00:29:25Three.
00:29:27Four.
00:29:29Five.
00:29:31Six.
00:29:33Seven.
00:29:35Eight.
00:29:37Nine.
00:29:39Ten.
00:29:41Eleven.
00:29:43Twelve.
00:29:45Thirteen.
00:29:47Fourteen.
00:29:49Nothing. I came upon this open door and...
00:29:52Open?
00:29:54Seventeen.
00:29:56Eighteen.
00:29:58Nineteen.
00:30:00Twenty.
00:30:03I'm coming. Look out.
00:30:19Look out.
00:30:25What happened?
00:30:28Come on.
00:30:48I can't understand the escape.
00:30:50Last night we complied with the requirements of the new cycle.
00:30:53Wasn't Michael enough?
00:30:56Here's what's left of him.
00:30:58Only the head and a few bones.
00:31:08There wasn't a bit left of Mr. Woods' body.
00:31:24We've still got...
00:31:26six months more.
00:31:28Six more crimes.
00:31:40I want more money.
00:31:42More help.
00:31:44This is not a one-man job.
00:31:47Aunt Margaret?
00:31:49She came in through the back entrance of the crypt.
00:31:52And she saw me with this.
00:31:54I don't think she realized what was in it, but...
00:31:58she's going to be a problem.
00:32:02We'll have to think about her.
00:32:07I'm afraid so.
00:32:09I'm afraid so.
00:32:11I'm afraid so.
00:32:13We'll have to think about her...
00:32:16for the next cycle.
00:32:43For the next cycle.
00:33:02Have you any news, inspector?
00:33:04Interesting news, doctor.
00:33:06Michael Sherrington has disappeared.
00:33:09And a child has been attacked by an animal of some kind.
00:33:12Right, you know this that dr. Lexter thinks that a wild bear attacked the child
00:33:16But you know as well as I do that these animals do not eat meat at all
00:33:22One more thing we have examined the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:33:42I
00:34:12Think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:34:18I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:34:22I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:34:26I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:34:30I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:34:34I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:34:38I
00:35:08Think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:10I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:12I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:14I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:16I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:18I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:20I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:22I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:24I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:26I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:28I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:30I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:32I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:34I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:36I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:38I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:40I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:42I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:44I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:46I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:48I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:50I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:52I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:54I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:56I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:35:58I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:00I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:02I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:04I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:06I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:08I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:10I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:12I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:14I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:16I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:18I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:20I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:22I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:24I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:26I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:28I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:30I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:32I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:34I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:36I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:38I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:40I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:42I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:44I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:46I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:48I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:50I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:52I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:54I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:56I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:36:58I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:37:00I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:37:02I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:37:04I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:37:06I think that the skulls and none has been aged through normal chemical change inspector
00:37:08Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:10Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:12Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:14Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:16Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:18Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:20Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:22Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:24Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:26Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:28Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:30Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:32Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:34Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:36Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:38Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:40Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:42Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:44Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:46Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:48Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:50Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:52Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:54Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:56Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:37:58Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:00Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:02Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:04Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:06Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:08Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:10Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:12Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:14Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:16Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:18Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:20Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:22Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:24Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:26Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:28Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:30Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:32Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:34Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:36Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:38Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:40Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:42Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:44Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:46Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:48Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:50Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:52Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:54Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:56Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:38:58Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:39:00Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:39:02Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:39:04Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:39:06Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:39:08Thank you, Dr. Lexter. It was a wild boar. It's absurd.
00:39:12Thank you, Dr. Len. Thank you, Dr. Len.
00:39:22Thank you, Dr. Len. Thank you, Dr. Len.
00:39:26Thank you, Dr. Len.
00:39:30Please.
00:39:32Would you serendipitate us all?
00:39:34Would you serendipitate us all?
00:39:37What right have you to open this chest?
00:39:39Mother.
00:39:40I didn't.
00:39:41They're gone.
00:39:42Where's Michael's letters?
00:39:45Letters?
00:39:46What letters, Pamela?
00:39:47Those that he wrote to Elizabeth.
00:39:49The ones she didn't receive because I didn't want her to.
00:39:52You two, you were in love with Michael, weren't you?
00:39:56That's why you never cried when Elizabeth died.
00:39:58Right, my sister?
00:40:00Your poor heart is breaking because Michael will never come back.
00:40:03Just like me.
00:40:05But he'll never return to us.
00:40:09Never.
00:40:12Please, Doctor.
00:40:13Get the carriage ready.
00:40:15Come, Barbara.
00:40:16We've got to find him.
00:40:17Like they found your husband and...
00:40:19Shut up, Pamela.
00:40:20You have much explaining to do about your so-called love for Michael Sherrington.
00:40:27I want to yawn.
00:40:30He's come back.
00:40:31Who's come back?
00:40:32Michael.
00:40:33He wasn't murdered.
00:40:34I saw him going upstairs.
00:42:03Oh, my God.
00:42:04Oh, my God.
00:42:05Oh, my God.
00:42:06Oh, my God.
00:42:07Oh, my God.
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00:44:31Something wrong ladies.
00:44:33Are you seeing your Uncle Michael again?
00:44:56I don't know.
00:44:57I don't know.
00:44:58I don't know.
00:44:59I don't know.
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00:46:23I don't know.
00:46:24I don't know.
00:46:45I asked him to stay. I have something to say to all of you.
00:46:52He didn't leave by train. Everyone at the station knows him.
00:47:01And no one saw him. No one.
00:47:06We can even ask our fair little Margaret. No one.
00:47:18Not even you, Margaret. Am I right? Well, did you?
00:47:23Yes, I did. I saw him. I spoke to him, but he didn't answer.
00:47:30He ran into his room and shut the door.
00:47:34I said, Michael, my Aunt Anne is looking for you. And Dr. Kinberg also wants you.
00:47:40Stop lying. No, I'm not lying, Pamela. I'm not lying.
00:47:45Please, that hurts. You're hurting me.
00:47:48Leave her alone, Pamela. No need to demonstrate how capable of cruelty you are.
00:47:55I know you'd be able to murder your own brother-in-law.
00:47:59Mother, you mean you think I murdered? That I could have?
00:48:04I have my reasons.
00:48:12Michael, I'm going to bathe in perfume.
00:48:29Na, na, na, na, na, na, na.
00:48:40Michael, I'm all perfume now. Would you help me? I need you.
00:48:59Yes, I saw. Do you think I'm blind?
00:49:03And you're no better.
00:49:05Even you tried to take him away.
00:49:30Do you feel no guilt?
00:49:31His fault. He liked to bathe when I was nearby.
00:49:34Liar! I watched you chase after him, both of you.
00:49:59I'm sorry.
00:50:30Elizabeth!
00:50:40Elizabeth!
00:50:42What? What is it?
00:50:44Nothing. Just want to be with both of you.
00:50:48If you don't mind too much.
00:50:50Well, I do mind.
00:50:52And I'll thank you not to come around here.
00:50:54Michael and I would like to be alone.
00:50:56She'd let us stay with her.
00:50:58She wouldn't have got pregnant before getting married.
00:51:02Mother!
00:51:11That's why we wouldn't go to her when she was about to have her baby.
00:51:17Mother!
00:51:20Mother!
00:51:26Mother.
00:51:33Help me close it.
00:51:39Michael!
00:51:50Help!
00:51:54Then who killed Elizabeth?
00:51:56Michael!
00:52:02Uncle Michael!
00:52:06Uncle Michael!
00:52:07Margaret, come back!
00:52:11Uncle Michael!
00:52:13Uncle Michael!
00:52:17I tell you we've got to get rid of her.
00:52:19She mustn't be allowed to talk.
00:52:21It mustn't be me.
00:52:23You've got to do it.
00:52:25And besides, we've got to think about the next cycle.
00:52:29Our safety depends on you. We can't waste time.
00:52:32Bring her here or put her to sleep.
00:52:34Only she must not be allowed to talk.
00:52:37If this isn't done, I'll cut off the damn tubes
00:52:40and let the Earl rot in the ground with his cursed experiments.
00:53:10How well do you know this, Mr. Fowles?
00:53:41I want to see Elizabeth.
00:53:46Do you think you could convince him to open the grave?
00:53:51Have you gone raving mad?
00:53:55Quick, my pills!
00:54:11Where are the bodies?
00:54:19What are you doing here?
00:54:21Nothing. I came upon an open door.
00:54:24My friend Johnny was attacked by a monster
00:54:27and nobody had seen my uncle's wounds.
00:54:30I've got to get out of here.
00:54:32I've got to get out of here.
00:54:34I've got to get out of here.
00:54:36I've got to get out of here.
00:54:38And nobody has seen my uncle, so where are they dead?
00:54:47No, I'm not lying, Pamela. I'm not lying.
00:54:50Let me alone. You hurt.
00:55:08Let me alone.
00:55:27It's urgent he should talk, Dr. Kinberg.
00:55:29Sorry, Inspector.
00:55:31A man suffering from terror induced by shock
00:55:34cannot be expected to tell what happened to him with clarity.
00:55:37Ready, Miss Merritt.
00:55:39Ready, Doctor.
00:56:08Don't you find it illogical
00:56:10that a murderer would cut up a body
00:56:13and leave the head where it could be found?
00:56:18This head was brutally torn from the body,
00:56:21something only a monstrously strong creature could have done.
00:56:24Can the beast be identified?
00:56:27No species known.
00:56:29In that case, could we say
00:56:31that we're faced with a phenomenon of metamorphosis?
00:56:34Turn out the light.
00:56:36What are you getting at?
00:56:38Don't you find it strange
00:56:40that ever since the Earl's disappearance,
00:56:43Dr. Lexter's patients have died periodically?
00:56:47Who is he exactly?
00:56:49And what's he doing at Binbrook Castle?
00:56:53Didn't you know Lady Anne suffers from heart disease?
00:56:56No. I have information from headquarters
00:56:59that ever since the Earl's disappearance,
00:57:01the family's fortunes go down to nothing.
00:57:03At the same time, Dr. Lexter's become
00:57:06one of the major stockholders in the Bryant & Goldman Company.
00:57:09I'm interested in knowing, Doctor,
00:57:11to what lengths you would go to sign a death certificate
00:57:14for one of Dr. Lexter's patients.
00:57:16Why not? The deaths were all of natural causes.
00:57:19I just don't see...
00:57:21A good alibi for Dexter.
00:57:23Summing up, we have a doctor suddenly becoming very rich.
00:57:27Elizabeth Sherrington's head found outside her tomb.
00:57:32And a scientist who disappears at the height of his career.
00:57:35Inspector, are you inferring Sir Robert was one of the victims?
00:57:39Most probably.
00:57:43What's certain is someone is taking corpses from their graves.
00:57:47This is the only clue we've got.
00:57:49There's no doubt. It is Elizabeth.
00:57:53There's no doubt. It is Elizabeth.
00:57:56The lights, please.
00:58:09Care to come, Dr. Kinberg?
00:58:14We'll have a chance to prove it tonight
00:58:17that someone is opening the graves.
00:58:23Come on.
00:58:53Come on.
00:59:23Come on.
00:59:45Did you sleep well, dear?
00:59:47I don't know.
00:59:49You didn't drink your milk?
00:59:51Well, you must drink it
00:59:54unless you want to die of starvation, Margaret.
00:59:57What's wrong?
00:59:59Nothing. She didn't drink this.
01:00:05If any of you want to accompany me to the cemetery,
01:00:08you'd better get ready.
01:00:10I'd like to know who died.
01:00:21Come on.
01:00:52You hear it?
01:00:54But it's Michael.
01:01:22Michael!
01:01:26Michael!
01:01:28Come, Lily. Come away.
01:01:30Michael.
01:01:32None of us are thinking straight.
01:01:51Come on.
01:02:11Good afternoon, Mr. Foles.
01:02:21Are you feeling ill, Mr. Foles?
01:02:23If you wish, I'll call Dr. Kinberg.
01:02:26No, thank you.
01:02:28I'm all right.
01:02:30Good.
01:02:43What is it you wanted, Mr. Harrison?
01:02:46Nothing.
01:02:48Nothing at all.
01:02:50It seems a wonderful day to visit the dead.
01:02:53Don't you agree?
01:02:55I don't understand what you mean.
01:02:57What do you understand, Mr. Foles?
01:03:00The sound of birds singing?
01:03:02The sweet sound of music?
01:03:05Or perhaps the howling of some hungry beast?
01:03:09Is that it, Mr. Foles?
01:03:12What's the matter?
01:03:14If you don't feel well,
01:03:16I can call Dr. Lexter.
01:03:20Or perhaps you prefer Dr. Kinberg.
01:03:28Mr. Harrison?
01:03:30Yes?
01:03:32How did you get into the cemetery?
01:03:34The gates were closed.
01:03:36Mr. Foles, how does the wind get in?
01:03:51Why do you force yourself in this dangerous way?
01:03:55I want this document signed by you.
01:04:00No, it's too much, William.
01:04:02It's never too much.
01:04:08It's the ways of intelligence.
01:04:10As Sir Robert would say, sign it.
01:04:20No.
01:04:37I hate you!
01:04:39Not enough to give up this.
01:04:50I hate you!
01:05:20What are you doing?
01:05:22I forgot for a moment the respect I owe to you.
01:05:26Aristocrats.
01:05:30Sorry, Lady Anne,
01:05:32but we must be careful of public opinion.
01:05:35I don't want to offend you.
01:05:37I don't want to offend you.
01:05:39I don't want to offend you.
01:05:41I don't want to offend you.
01:05:43I don't want to offend you.
01:05:45I don't want to offend you.
01:05:47But we must be careful of public opinion
01:05:50in respect to the Sherringtons.
01:05:53Don't you agree?
01:06:08William.
01:06:11What?
01:06:13Nothing. You can go.
01:06:43Can he tell you this?
01:06:45He's asking for money.
01:06:47He's looking for you.
01:06:49He's serious.
01:06:51Who could take the money?
01:06:53Someone he can trust.
01:07:15I'm sorry.
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01:09:01I'm sorry.
01:09:03I'm sorry.
01:09:05I'm sorry.
01:09:07What do you want?
01:09:09Calm down.
01:09:11I think you owe me an explanation of certain things.
01:09:13Really?
01:09:15I have nothing to say.
01:09:19Good night.
01:09:21You'd better not go yet.
01:09:25Or I'll be obliged to ask questions elsewhere.
01:09:27That could be embarrassing.
01:09:29Questions?
01:09:31You know very well what I mean.
01:09:33It's better to tell me the truth.
01:09:37You know I accused my own flesh and blood,
01:09:39my daughter, because I cannot
01:09:41abide lies.
01:09:43Where is your husband?
01:09:45What happened to Michael?
01:09:49Who murdered Elizabeth?
01:09:51How dare you ask me
01:09:53those questions?
01:09:55Would that I knew the answers.
01:09:57I suspect that maybe you are involved.
01:09:59In any case, you should look to your daughters.
01:10:01Maybe they can answer
01:10:03your questions.
01:10:05I need your advice, Anne.
01:10:07I need you to explain.
01:10:09Elizabeth died in your house.
01:10:11That's a lie. Elizabeth didn't die.
01:10:13She was murdered, and you know it.
01:10:15Yes, I do.
01:10:17I knew it when I saw you
01:10:19accuse your own daughters.
01:10:21But
01:10:23they are not doctors, are they?
01:10:25Perhaps I might ask
01:10:27your darling and adoring
01:10:29Dr. Lexter.
01:10:31Because his patients
01:10:33die regularly, am I wrong?
01:10:37Not to mention
01:10:39his business with Mr. Foulds.
01:10:41You're getting carried away with your
01:10:43suspicions.
01:10:45I'd advise you to investigate
01:10:47elsewhere.
01:10:49Michael should
01:10:51never have married your daughter.
01:10:53Yes, that's right.
01:10:55But you don't have to be
01:10:57a professor
01:10:59to know that the Sherringtons
01:11:01will use any poor soul to help
01:11:03them do whatever dirty work...
01:11:05Ah!
01:11:07Oh!
01:11:09Oh!
01:11:11Oh!
01:11:31Oh!
01:12:01What do you want, William?
01:12:03Come down.
01:12:27I asked you what you want.
01:12:29It looks like everything finally comes to a head.
01:12:31We must leave the castle.
01:12:33We've got to protect ourselves.
01:12:35You're wrong.
01:12:37I don't think you understood me.
01:12:39If you've remained here,
01:12:41it wasn't only to protect me, but also to protect
01:12:43my husband. You're insane like him, Anne.
01:12:47You know he won't ever come back.
01:12:49When you accepted
01:12:51his insanity, you lost him.
01:12:53Robert will come back.
01:12:55He'll not fail
01:12:57Dr. Lexter.
01:12:59He's the world's greatest
01:13:01scientist.
01:13:03He might
01:13:05have been once, yes, my lady.
01:13:07But
01:13:09now he's nothing but putrefying flesh,
01:13:11that's all, trying desperately
01:13:13to make something of his rotting body.
01:13:15You haven't seen him.
01:13:19Something without
01:13:21form or energy,
01:13:23for whose existence I have to continue
01:13:25to murder.
01:13:27A thing that the world
01:13:29would quickly exterminate.
01:13:31But you can avoid that, can't you, William?
01:13:33You won't allow
01:13:35the world to see him.
01:13:37I want my husband
01:13:39back
01:13:41as he once was.
01:13:43That is impossible
01:13:45and you know it.
01:13:51According to Robert's own
01:13:53theory,
01:13:55there's still five months
01:13:59and now there's some people around here
01:14:01I've never seen
01:14:03before. What do you mean?
01:14:05Who was here when
01:14:07your young niece Margaret
01:14:09swore that she saw Michael?
01:14:11Couldn't have been him.
01:14:13Why did
01:14:15Dr. Kinberg want to speak to him
01:14:17in private?
01:14:19And who is this very mysterious
01:14:21assistant at his clinic
01:14:23who calls himself Harrison?
01:14:27We're hemmed in, Anne.
01:14:29The Earl of Binbrook will never come back
01:14:31to life.
01:14:33His body will rot underground.
01:14:35Don't say that. Wait!
01:14:37You have drained me financially,
01:14:39but I still have my jewels.
01:14:41I can still pay you.
01:14:45Hang on to the jewels, my lady.
01:14:47You can't be a noble
01:14:49without them.
01:15:01You are a thief,
01:15:03Dr. Lexter.
01:15:05Not only have you tried to ruin us,
01:15:07but you're trying to take the only thing left.
01:15:09My husband's
01:15:11legacy to the world.
01:15:19Ah!
01:15:21Ah!
01:15:41Dr. Lexter has betrayed you.
01:15:49Follow them.
01:15:51See where they go,
01:15:53when and how,
01:15:55and meet where we have arranged.
01:16:01Get ready.
01:16:19Dr. Lexter has betrayed you.
01:16:21Follow them.
01:16:49Oh!
01:17:19Oh!
01:17:31This is your last night, Sir Robert.
01:17:33Uncle Michael?
01:17:35We've got her now.
01:18:03Michael?
01:18:05Come, Margaret.
01:18:07I'm here.
01:18:11Ah!
01:18:19You're good.
01:18:23You'll be worthy of a great scientist.
01:18:33Michael.
01:18:35This way.
01:18:41Ah!
01:18:43Oh!
01:18:45Ah!
01:18:51Ah!
01:18:53Oh!
01:18:57Oh!
01:18:59Ah!
01:19:01Ah!
01:19:31Oh!
01:19:51Oh!
01:20:01Ah!
01:20:07Sir Robert.
01:20:09No, it's Lexter.
01:20:11Ah!
01:20:13Ah!
01:20:15Ah!
01:20:17Ah!
01:20:19Ah!
01:20:21Ah!
01:20:23Ah!
01:20:25Ah!
01:20:27Ah!
01:20:29Ah!
01:20:39Halt!
01:20:41The police. Let's go back.
01:20:55He's gone. Come on.
01:20:59Come on.
01:21:03Robert, we'll try the forest. Quickly.
01:21:15Stop.
01:21:17They're closing in on us. Hurry.
01:21:19Come on.
01:21:27Where's he going?
01:21:33Michael.
01:21:35Ah!
01:21:37Ah!
01:21:39Ah!
01:21:41Ah!
01:21:43Ah!
01:21:47Ah!
01:21:49Ah!
01:21:51Hold it.
01:21:55Ah!
01:21:57Ah!
01:22:05Ready? Fire.
01:22:07Ah!
01:22:09Ah!
01:22:13Ah!
01:22:15Ah!
01:22:17I, Robert Sherrington, the Earl of Binbrook,
01:22:19in full control of my faculties,
01:22:21leave to science
01:22:23at the hour of my death
01:22:25all manuscripts
01:22:27dealing with my experiments
01:22:29concerning the transmutation
01:22:31of human cells.
01:22:35I swear that these experiments
01:22:37were carried on with the kind help
01:22:39of my wife, Lady Anne,
01:22:41and Dr. William Lexter.
01:22:43And I do hereby confess
01:22:45that I voluntarily submitted myself
01:22:47as the subject for these experiments
01:22:49to determine the metamorphosis
01:22:51which would take place
01:22:53on the human body
01:22:55fed with serums and plasma
01:22:57while placed under conditions
01:22:59of hibernation
01:23:01in order to further investigation
01:23:03as to the origin of man.
01:23:07But I must warn the world
01:23:09that in retrospect
01:23:11such an experiment
01:23:13into the primal components of matter
01:23:15can provoke transitory moments
01:23:17of savage animal behavior
01:23:21which would require human flesh
01:23:23to feed the subject.
01:23:27Taking this into account,
01:23:29I hereby ask my wife, Anne,
01:23:31to destroy me
01:23:33before I become a menace to humanity.
01:24:09I don't like you with the cane.
01:25:15Thank you for teaching me that melody.
01:25:23Today I will leave
01:25:25Binbrook Castle,
01:25:27my ancestral home.
01:25:29I will leave
01:25:31because I can no longer bear
01:25:33the silence of death.
01:25:39I will leave
01:25:41because I can no longer bear
01:25:43the silence of death.
01:26:09THE END