Under Suspicion
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 99 min
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So where do you think
you're going?
Just for a breath
of fresh air.
Tony...
He won't be back
for hours.
Tony!
[HONKING]
[WOMAN LAUGHING]
[DOOR BANGING]
[MOANING]
[WHISPERING]:
Tony! Tony!
You don't want
to do it.
Waiting for your turn,
weren't you, copper?
Weren't you!
You're both dead now.
Tony!
Colin, don't!
Colin!
The first Noel
The angel did say
Was to certain poor shepherds
In fields as they lay
In fields where they lay
Keeping their sheep
On a cold winter's night
That was so deep
Noel, Noel
Noel, Noel
Born is the king
Of Israel...
Are you Mr. Aaron?
Yeah, that's right.
Come on.
I don't suppose--
Well, I don't suppose
I'll be very good at this.
Well, nobody is.
The important thing is
to get in the photograph.
Ever been
to Brighton before?
Brighton, no.
I've had to change
the hotel.
Change the hotel?
Why? What's happened?
Well, it's just
the other place got raided
a couple
of nights ago--
Raided?
It's all right.
It's all right.
I got us booked
at the Radley Hotel.
It's a much
better place.
It's going to cost
a little bit more,
that's all.
We'll go up to my office first,
and I'll tell you
how it all works.
Don't look so worried.
It'll be fine.
Is everything
all right?
Nothing seems
to have been taken.
What do you do
for a living,
if you don't mind
my asking?
Do? I'm a lawyer,
a barrister.
Ah...barrister.
Yeah, I thought it was
something like that.
You see her
down there?
Well, that's
your woman.
I can't walk
into a hotel with her.
Yeah, you see, I was
totally misinformed
about the type of
gentleman you were, sir.
No. No, I... can't.
I just can't.
Mm-hmm...
Perhaps-- Perhaps I could
talk to my wife.
Your wife?
Yeah, she's an actress.
I mean, she's never done
anything like this before.
Do you think she might?
I mean, I-- if it's--
I could pay more, I mean.
Uh, good evening,
my name is--
I have a double
room booked.
What name, sir?
Uh, er, Franklin.
It's a double room.
I booked it
about two days ago.
If you'd like
to sign in here, sir.
[BELL RINGING]
Thank you very much.
[KNOCKING]
You developed a sudden interest
in hotel architecture?
Hey, Frank.
Hope you're not doing
any illegal divorce work.
I'm tailing a suspect here.
There's a lot of coppers love
to see you put away, you know?
Yeah, wouldn't you think
there are better things to do?
You on your
own tonight?
Why don't you come
round for dinner?
I'm okay, Frank.
Hey, it's Christmas,
you miserable sod.
Come round.
Would you like a drink, sir?
A drink?
Um, no... not for me.
Would you like something?
The usual... darling.
Champagne.
Oh, champagne...
Uh, champagne.
You can smile a bit.
Order a prawn cocktail
and pretend you're trying
to impress me.
Impress you... right.
I'm not very keen
on champagne,
that's all.
Denny! The man
I wanted to see.
Give us
the car keys.
Why? Didn't Bob bring
the money round to you--
Look, don't start,
just give us the keys. Now.
Ah, for--
Look, it's good faith,
isn't it?
Yeah, yeah.
We had a deal,
and I've seen nothing.
I know. I know.
Bob promised me 200 quid.
He said he'd bring 20 quid
round to your house--
Yeah, but you're months
behind with the payments.
I know. I'm sorry.
Look. Look, we agreed
terms, didn't we?
Yeah... Yeah.
Well, don't make me
feel bad about it.
All right, all right,
Denny, listen to me.
If the money's
not on your desk
keep the car forever.
Well...
So what do we--
what do I do now?
I'll go into
the bathroom and change.
Knock on the door
when you're ready.
Knock on the door
when I'm... ready.
[CLOCK CHIMES MIDNIGHT]
There you are.
Excuse me, dear,
could you open
I forgot my key.
Thank you.
[WHISPERING]
You're a witness.
You two should be
ashamed of yourselves.
Uh, excuse me?
Excuse me, miss?
Remember what you saw.
How much did you get?
$25.
Show me.
I had some debts
to pay back.
So you've paid
the rent, did you?
You lying bastard.
How much do
we owe now?
Give it a rest,
will you?
Well, I didn't marry you
to live in a bloody office.
Hey, hey.
Close the door.
Whose is this?
What?
You've been with someone else,
haven't you?
Oh, Christ,
stop it. No.
You liar.
A client must have dropped it.
You're so damned suspicious.
Because you never change.
You're the one wanted
to get married, sweetheart,
not me.
Now, close
the bloody door.
Get out of there.
Mr. Dangerous.
Where did you
get this from?
A friend of mine
brought it back from Italy.
Come on,
give me it.
He said it belonged
to Mussolini.
Aw!
Come on.
Is it loaded?
Yeah, sure.
Of course it's loaded.
Bang!
Don't worry
about going to court,
that's easy.
We just need
the photograph
and the night porter
or a chambermaid
to act as a witness.
I mean, they might
send someone to the hotel
to check out
that you were seen,
but they'll be
no problems.
I sincerely hope not.
Hey!
Hey!
Hey, that's my car,
you bastard!
Get out!
Tony,
get out the car.
Come on! Get out!
I won his car in a poker game,
you know?
What a loser.
...To spend Christmas
On Christmas Island
How'd you like
To hang your stocking
Time to go to work.
How'd you like to stay up late
Like the islanders do?
Wait for Santa to sail in
With your presents
In a canoe...
That's it
at the far end,
over there.
So keep near me.
Remember,
you're a witness.
You two should be
ashamed of yourselves.
[SCREAMS]
Okay, just take
everybody's names,
keep the guests
in their rooms for the moment,
just make sure nobody leaves.
Are you all right?
Get some coffee.
I need to talk to you.
Were you in the bar
all evening?
Did you see anything?
Oh, God.
I can't believe
this has happened.
I just saw her--
What are you doing?
Well, you touched
the door handle,
didn't you?
Oh, I'm sorry.
I forgot.
Well, you're fine.
I guess you can
do your own.
No. Do it
for me, Frank.
My hands are
shaking too much.
Did you book
the room for them?
Yeah.
Why did you put them
on the top floor?
I don't know.
If you wanted them
to be noticed,
you'd stick them in the middle
of the first floor--
I don't know, Frank, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
It's all right. Don't worry.
You stay where I can find you.
You stay where I can find you.
I want whoever did this.
No! No!
It's just a photograph.
That's all it is.
Oh, Jesus.
What kind of casket
do you want, sir?
Uh, casket.
Uh...
I-- I haven't--
I haven't got much money.
You'd better make it
the cheapest.
[ENGINE STARTING]
Why so formal, Frank?
Can we do this
in my office?
I've got a lot
of pressure on me.
It's got to
all be done right.
You know
Dave Waterston,
he's been
working with me.
I was Colin's partner.
You remember Colin, Tony?
Yes. I remember Colin.
We're not here
to discuss that.
Look, Frank,
I've already--
There's no need to go
into all that again.
We got your statement.
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