The Walker Page #2
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- Year:
- 2007
- 108 min
- $43,189
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Come la notte i furti
miei seconda.
What?
It's from tonight's performance.
The Marriage of Figaro.
How the night
favors my secret plans.
You're so smart.
Hey, Emek.
Hey, Carl.
I tried to call you.
Not very hard, you didn't.
Don't be like that.
How should I be?
So what is it?
What? Now?
Yes, now.
We've had this
discussion, didn't we?
Don't be such a kid.
Do you wanna talk?
I got a date.
With who?
Fun Barry.
Don't quote Oscar Wilde to me.
Anybody, but Wilde.
Say good night, Carl.
We talk tomorrow.
I'm very sorry
to keep you waiting.
Do you want another drink
or something?
That's okay.
He sees himself as
quietly a state.
But when she's done
with him, he'll eat red meat
and women.
What about you?
But you never talk about yourself.
I'm not that interesting.
I mean you do have a private life.
I let you in on a little secret.
I've invented my own sex.
See how they hushed?
Absolutely hushed
when I leaned forward?
All those big ears wondering
what old Carl was saying.
You haven't
always been old, Carl.
In fact, I remember a young
Carter Page who once...
I believe...
Attempted to ask me out.
The seventies
were a confusing decade.
A lot of things were blurred.
Still that was
an interesting notion.
You wanna
hear a personal story?
Okay, I tell you a personal story.
Not about me, of course.
About my grandfather,
Carter Page I. - plantation Page
This is before he started devilling
in politics, became governor.
Coldville, Virginia.
He had fallen in love with a
photograph of a young woman,
Johanna Comb of Philadelphia.
For a year
they corresponded daily.
My grandfather looking
at her picture as he wrote...
I honestly hope...
The day another Christmas
shall have come...
Our longings will have
been displaced by full fruition.
My grandfather always
talked like a man with a Bible
half-open in his head.
He boarded the
National to Philadelphia.
That night they went
to the Opera.
And in a mission he got up...
Returned home to Coldville,
married my grandmother.
The two pen pals,
Carl and Johanna, never
saw each other again.
When my grandfather and
grandmother had their first child,
they named her Johanna.
And that's it?
That's the story?
That's all I ever heard.
I'd give my right
arm to know the rest of it.
Don't say it.
I mean is it so important?
It's just sex.
And that stuff you're breathing,
it's just oxygen.
there on that pedestal.
I appreciate it.
I really do.
Oh, yes.
I bet you do.
Stop.
He's...
He's dead.
What?
Oh, no.
He is all... He is stabbed over.
Robbie is dead?
With a knife.
I called him this morning.
I was gonna see him tonight.
You're gonna call the police?
Yeah. We should.
Carl?
The media.
Carl?
What did you touch?
Nothing.
The doorknob
and the door was open.
Is the door still open?
Let's get you home.
If anybody asks just...
Tell them we went for a drive,
talked about the old days.
I dropped you off.
Lynn?
not telling me?
No.
No. Honest, Carl.
There were no fights. No.
Not anything.
You must believe me.
I do.
He was all blood.
Thank you.
There's been a murder.
Please send the police
and the EMS.
Carter Page III.
Yes. I'll be here.
Check out the
vases in the cabinet. Okay?
So.
What did your friend do?
He was a lobbyist.
Who will get Lancelot?
The cat.
They'll take it to a shelter.
No.
I'd like to have him if possible.
How long did you
know Mr. Kononsberg?
We were gonna meet
about some investments.
I got here and
the door was open.
What do you think?
I don't know.
Robbery, perhaps.
A bit violent for that.
And...
Who'd steal...?
A computer tower?
He have a laptop as well?
I think so, yes.
You were close?
I didn't say we were close.
I said I'd known him for twenty years.
Yes.
Senator Lockner?
Carter.
You heard?
Yes.
When it comes to crime,
nothing in this city shocks me.
Lynn said that he was
at the benefit Saturday.
Would you like
to speak with her?
Please.
Carl?
How are you holding up?
Fine.
Can you talk?
- Not really.
I just called to say
everything's under control.
It's an ongoing
investigation, of course.
Carl.
I know.
Don't worry.
Darling, you kill me.
And it's true.
The rat is with the stars
of human sexuality.
I like this.
I bet it's a hell of a lot less
expensive than...
Than a stroller
a man Highman fees.
Mrs. Delorean, Mr. Page.
How nice to see you again.
I like this.
Made in the U.S. of A.
Oh, yeah. I've sworn off
Europeans all together.
It's only Americans for me.
I know what you mean, Sir.
If you have any questions,
I'll be right over here.
Oh, look.
This is the material that
Louise de Vilmorin had on
her favorite shares.
I hope it's made of stronger stuff.
Louise's couldn't have lasted long,
given the wear she gave it.
Oh, my God.
There is a more handsome man.
I wanna meet him.
Carl, you are outrageous.
But you are gorgeous.
Thank you.
I didn't know
Robbie Kononsberg very well.
I didn't know you were close.
Yes.
That was quite a shock.
Jack knew him.
Of course Jack knows everyone.
He hates me.
No, he doesn't.
Nobody hates you.
One day everything is fine.
The next sure an episode of
murder she wrote.
Who's the woman?
What?
Isn't there a woman
Are you gonna get this fabric?
It will make the carpet rig
without competing.
I think it's a real find.
Carl, you're absolutely right.
Write this up.
That we won't even
contemplate.
Georgetown.
Or if you like, we could send
everything to your Middleburg
residence.
To get around
Please.
God. He makes
obsequiousness an art form.
Detective Dixon.
What a coincidence.
Oh, I was told
you might be here.
Detective Dixon.
Abigail Delorean.
How do you do?
I need to speak with Mr. Page.
Shall I wait?
No. No. You go on.
I'll take a taxi.
Step into my office.
So what?
You're an interior decorator now?
Any progress
in the investigation?
Why did you
go to the apartment?
We've been over this.
We had an appointment.
And the door was open?
Yes. That's what
made me suspicious.
Have you contacted your lawyer?
Should I?
We'll need a DNA swab.
And Mungo Tenant
wants to talk to you.
Why would the
U.S. Attorney's Office
be involved?
He's made it his business.
A passer, a d'essayer.
From the possible to the real.
That is the motto of
Woodberry Forest, the prep school
Carter attended, Mr. Withal.
I looked that up.
I'm one of Woodberry's
less illustrious alumni.
Myself, I went to Cumberland.
It was good. But not Woodberry.
Woodberry was for the sons
of the well-connected.
I didn't fit in.
No, I don't
imagine you didn't.
Mungo, Carter has answered
all your questions.
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