Black Magic Page #8
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1949
- 105 min
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Sleep, my darling.
Sleep.
Sleep.
Until I, and only I, awaken you.
They thought they could force you
to destroy me, but they failed.
They will fail in everything.
For I'll tear down this
royal house of cards,
the Queen and all the others.
I'll set up a new dynasty
with you as my queen.
Long live Cagliostro!
Please, Joseph.
Please.
There may still be a chance
for you to escape.
Escape?
From what?
Hear them, Gitano.
In the courtroom.
Long live Cagliostro!
In the streets, outside.
In hovels and in palaces.
They're all mine to play God with.
Play God, did I say?
Play.
Joseph, you are mad.
Play.
Joseph!
Joseph, you can't hear
what you're saying.
Why not?
Why else have I this power?
This power.
No, no, Joseph.
Those are the lies you told the others.
Lies?
Perhaps not.
The Lord God came to the world
once before as a man.
Perhaps this time he will remold
that world to his own liking.
- Joseph.
- Take your hands away from me.
Joseph, you are mad.
Take your hands away from me.
Monsieur, the court is reconvened.
Gitano! No, no!
That won't help us, Gitano.
It's the only thing
that might save his mind.
It's too late for that.
Nothing can save him now.
My Lord justices, I will now prove
to this court
that I am not the instigator
of a conspiracy,
but a victim of one.
Gilbert DeRezel, you up to now refuse
to say one word in your own defense.
And you know why, Cagliostro.
A woman's good name, isn't that it?
You will answer now,
as I want you to answer.
I don't understand
this power of yours, Cagliostro,
but you can't bend me to your will.
You can't...
bend...
me to...
your will...
It is your will I seek to arouse.
Your will to answer my questions,
to speak out no matter whom it hurts.
It has been stated that I made my wife
impersonate the Queen.
You know that to be a lie.
I know that to be a lie.
You will speak up!
I know that to be a lie.
The woman whose name
you are trying to protect
is the Queen of France.
The Queen of France.
This is monstrous.
There must be some way
to stop this witch doctor.
It was the Queen herself
who induced DeMontagne
to purchase the necklace
out of public funds.
It was the Queen herself.
And you were to kill that poor wretched,
power sick fool, DeMontagne.
Kill him and take the necklace
to the Queen.
In return for which you were
to have the Queen's love.
You were to have the Queen's love.
I was to have the Queen's love.
There you have it at last, my Lords.
Out of his own mouth.
My coach.
Your Majesty, my name is Dr. Mesmer
and I've come to help you,
to save you if it's not too late.
Please, you r Majesty.
Trust me.
Nothing can stop me.
Because I was born
not only to heal the sick,
but to guide and to lead and to rule!
And nothing can stop
those that follow me.
Good evening, Joseph.
My Lord justice, with your permission
an interrogation will be made
by a distinguished visitor,
who has volunteered
to assist the case for the crown.
I present Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer.
My Lord justice, the Count Cagliostro
and I are very old friends.
Isn't that correct?
We spent one evening together, doctor.
Yes.
It was long enough for you to learn
a great deal, wasn't it, Joseph?
I learned much, doctor.
Too much to be trapped by your eyes.
Of course.
You learned much, Joseph.
And you profited much
by what you've learned.
Isn't that correct, Joseph?
My Lord justice, for your confirmation
I'd like to ask the defendant
a few questions in connection
with this...
this necklace.
Beautiful, isn't it?
Joseph. Beautiful, isn't it?
Joseph.
Very beautiful.
I don't see what that
has to do with me.
It has a great deal
to do with you, my friend.
It fascinates you.
Like the Baron's money
fascinated you.
Your gaze is locked upon its beauty.
You can't take your eyes off it.
Try as you may, Joseph.
You can't take your eyes away from it.
You can't take your eyes away from it.
Poor, Joseph.
If you only stayed a little longer with me,
you would have known
to catch and hold a man.
You are finished, Joseph.
You are finished.
Your mind is like wax.
Soft, melting wax.
Soft, melting wax.
Melting wax.
My Lord, people of Paris,
this man is guilty
of every charge leveled against him.
Is that true?
It is true.
You are Joseph Balsamo.
Carnival faker. Is that true?
Joseph Balsamo, carnival faker.
As a child, you hated
the Vicomte DeMontagne.
Is that true?
I hated him.
So your hate grew into a mania
against all people in high places?
That is true?
It is true!
You dragged the woman you loved
into a villainous plot
to defame the Queen of France.
Is that true?
I would have made Lorenza
Queen of France.
Speak up!
I would have made Lorenza
Queen of France!
You betrayed the people
that believed in you.
Climbed to power
across the banks.
Power.
Power.
In your madness you thought
you could rule the world?
Power!
Is that true?
I can still do it!
Out of his own mouth.
You heard it.
Out of his own mouth.
Joseph, you will now wake up.
Wake up, Joseph.
Wake up!
Silence!
Silence!
People of Paris!
They'll never listen to you again.
People!
Thank you, bambino.
Joseph!
Joseph!
Lorenza!
- Joseph!
- No.
Jo...
Lorenza!
Lorenza!
Lorenza!
You go through that door,
through the corridor to the gate below.
To the Tour d'Argent. I'll join you.
I've only one bullet left.
I should be sorry to have to use it.
That way!
Up the steps to the tower above.
Up the steps!
Apparently you don't realize,
Chevalier, I have a gun.
And I've aimed it at your Queen.
You don't want to be responsible
for her death.
You young fool, you can't fight me!
You can't fight my eyes.
I'm looking at your sword point.
Lorenza!
Gilbert.
Gilbert!
Gilbert!
- Lorenza!
- Gilbert!
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