Family Plot Page #8
- PG
- Year:
- 1976
- 120 min
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Isn't there someplace
without delay?
You mean tonight?
Yes.
Well, he usually goes
directly home from here.
very bad because I believe
he's giving a party.
I know he left unusually
early for some such reason.
Isn't there something
I can tell him for you
in the morning?
This is personal.
Rather personal.
Oh, I see.
Perhaps you'd like
to leave him a note.
A note? Very good.
Yes. Come this way.
Excuse me.
Thank you.
Is anything the matter?
Uh, I was, uh,
just thinking.
Instead of leaving
this note here,
it might be better
if I sent Mr. Adamson
a telegram tonight.
What's his address,
please?
Well, I don't...
It's all right.
We're friends.
- 1001 Franklin Street.
- 1001 Franklin.
Thank you very much.
You've been very kind.
You're a Capricorn,
aren't you?
No, I'm a Leo.
That's what I thought.
Pete, hi.
Hello, there,
Blanche, baby.
Have you seen George?
He just left a few minutes ago,
but he'll be back.
Took a party of four
out to River Valley.
Oh, dear. That could
take all night.
Easily. What's up?
Would you give him
a message for me?
Sure thing.
Just tell him
I found him.
You found him?
That's right.
He lives at 1001 Franklin.
That's where he lives,
and that's where I'm going now.
You found him, and
that's where he lives, and
that's where you're going now.
Thanks, Pete.
Any time, Blanche.
You wanna go over
the new pickup spot once again?
I know it by heart.
Are you all right?
I will be.
You sure?
Have to be there at 9:30.
Let's get going.
Bishop Wood,
it's time to go.
Have you your vestments on?
Yes, but I haven't
finished the chicken.
I'm sorry, Your Excellency.
Here's what
I want you to do.
Place the armchair
in the center of the room...
facing away from the door
and seat yourself in it.
You're going to be
comfortably put to sleep.
But it'll last only
for a short while.
Thank you very much.
You are most considerate.
Let me know
when you're ready.
By the way. I haven't quite
finished that book...
you were kind enough
to let me have.
May I, uh,
take it along?
With our fingerprints on it?
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Nice try,
Your Excellency.
Thank you.
Don't bother, then.
I'm ready.
All right, I'll be
turning your light off now.
We mustrt be late.
See who it is,
and be careful.
It's her. That woman.
Blanche Tyler.
This is incredible!
Is that cab driver
with her?
She's alone.
If I didn't have to make
this pickup in 35 minutes...
What are we going to do?
Nothing!
Until later tonight.
- She's gone.
- Come on. Let's go.
Hurry, hurry, hurry!
I thought you said...
I know.
- Mr. Adamson?
- Watch him.
Oh, Mr. Adamson.
How lucky I am
not to have missed you.
Apparently you didn't hear me
at the front door.
Apparently.
the spiritualist.
Good evening, honey.
Madame Blanche, I wonder if I
might suggest to you to remove
your car from our driveway.
We're terribly late
for an appointment.
Well, yes.
When you hear why
I've come, Mr. Adamson...
Or should I say Shoebridge?
You won't mind
being late at all.
My dear lady,
I know exactly why
you've come here.
How could you?
- And exactly why you and
your friend, that cab driver...
- You know George?
trail like two eager bloodhounds
these past few weeks.
I had no idea,
Mr. Adamson.
All right, Madame Blanche,
you found me.
Music to my ears.
I'm perfectly willing to listen
to your demands, whatever they
might be, but not right now.
No demands, Mr. Adamson.
Oh, no, no, no!
Hardly that. Julia Rainbird
wants nothing from you...
but the privilege of making you
heir to the entire
Rainbird fortune.
The whole, lovely
millions and millions of it.
Now if she made any demands
at all, they were on me
to find you.
Through psychic means,
of course.
Let me get this straight.
Is that the only reason
you and your friend have been,
shall we say,
investigating me?
Oh, yes. And don't think
it's been easy.
Oh, Mr. Adamson,
the devil's own time of it.
Tracing you
from a foundling baby...
to a young boy named Shoebridge
to a man named Adamson.
Oh, but, Mr. Adamson,
here you are,:
Here I am.- It's a happy moment
for us all, isn't it?
-
It's the Bishop.
Does anyone know
that you've come here?
No one know...
Anyone kn-know?
No. Not a soul.
Not even George soul.
You have nothing
to worry about, Mr. Adamson.
I promise.
I won't breathe a word...
to anyone.
It looks like Miss Tyler
needs some rest.
Will you do as I say?
No. No.
Unlock the door.
Cheer up, Fran.
Let's go get the new diamond
for our chandelier.
Wow.
It's gorgeous.
And now for Madame Blanche.
Oh, my God.
Blanche?
Blanche?
Blanche?
If I'm talking too much, perhaps
it's because you're not talking.
It's my stomach, Arthur.
Murder doesn't agree with it.
You think I'm
looking forward to it?
If Joe Maloney
had been more efficient,
they'd both be dead by now.
You can have my share,
Arthur.
You can keep both diamonds
all to yourself
if you'll just end it.
I'll tell you what I'll do.
If you help me carry Sleeping
Beauty up out of the cellar,
load her into our car...
and drive her out
to some deserted road
where a suicide can take place,
I promise you we'll talk
this thing over.
Okay?
What about the cab driver?
If she was able to find us,
I'm sure he can too.
He'll walk
right into our hands.
Your hands, not mine.
go down and take a look at her?
It's been a while
since we gave her that shot.
You do it.
Okay.
You'll be happy to know
she's still unconscious.
Blanche.
Shh!
I'll put this end
into her exhaust pipe...
and the other end
in the window.
That way,
it'll look like suicide.
Better go and get her now.
I'll take her in our car.
You follow in hers.
You take hold
of her feet.
Jesus, she's heavy.
George!
Got 'em.
Blanche, you faked
that one beautifully.
You are still the champ.
Thank you, George.
Do you realize how much
Yes.
But do you realize
how much more
if we could
find the diamonds
and turn 'em in?
What's the matter
with you?
I...
Blanche,
what's the matter?
Blanche,
what's the matter?
What is it?
Blanche, you did it!
You are psychic!
What am I doing here
on the stairs?
You're not a fake.
Look.
I did?
I'll get the police on the phone
and give them our good news,
and call Miss Rainbird
and give her the bad.
Operator,
can I have the police?
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