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Standing in the witness box, having
to face you, saying I never loved you.
What is it, Leonard?
The luggage is in the car and we've
only 20 minutes to catch the boat train.
This is a nice young lady
I met during the trial.
Len!
Oh, Len!
Len...
Oh, Len, they've been trying to keep
me away. It's had me nearly crazy.
Leonard, who's this girl?
I'm not this girl, I'm his girl.
Tell her, Len.
Leonard, is this the girl
who was with you in the travel bureau?
The girl you said you hardly knew,
didn't even know her name?
That's right. That's who I am and I know
all about you. You're not his wife.
Never have been. You're years older than
he is. We've been together for months
and we're going away on a cruise,
just like they said in court. Tell her, Len.
- Yes, Len, tell me yourself.
- All right, Diana, come along.
You can't, not after what I've done.
I won't let you.
I saved your life
getting you out of Germany,
you got me out of this mess,
so we're even. It's over now.
Don't, Leonard! Don't leave me!
Don't, Leonard! Don't!
Pull yourself together.
They'll have you up for perjury.
Don't make it worse
or they'll try you as an accessory.
And you know what that means.
I don't care. Let them. Let them try me
for perjury, or an accessory, or...
- Ready?
- Or better yet...
let them try me for...!
Argh!
(Diana screams)
(sobs)
- Call a doctor.
- It's no use. No doctor can help now.
- What happened?
- She killed him.
Killed him?
She executed him.
Carter, what have you done
with the luggage?
I sent it on ahead to the station,
and I've got a cab waiting outside.
- A remarkable woman.
- You can just barely catch the boat train.
Better bring the luggage back,
and you can dismiss the cab.
We are not going yet, are we?
Thank you, Miss Plimsoll.
Get Brogan-Moore to my chambers,
and Mayhew too.
We're appearing for the defence
in the trial of Christine Vole.
Sir Wilfrid?
You've forgotten your brandy.
The management of this theatre suggests
that for the greater entertainment of
friends who have not yet seen the picture,
you will not divulge to anyone
the secret of the ending
of "Witness For The Prosecution".
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