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(typing)
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Still got it.
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( ''Shotgun'' by unior Walker
and the Allstars)
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l said shotgun
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Shoot 'em 'fore they run now
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Do the jerk, baby
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Do the dirty now
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Put on your red dress
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And then you go downtown now
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l said buy yourself a shotgun now
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We're gonna break it down, baby, now
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We're gonna load it up, baby, now
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Oh, can you shoot 'em
'fore they run now
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l said shotgun
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Shoot 'em 'fore they run now
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Do the jerk, baby
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Do the dirty now
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Put on your high-heel shoes
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l said we're goin' down here
listen to 'em play the blues
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We're gonna dig potatoes
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We're gonna pick tomatoes
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l said shotgun
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Shoot 'em 'fore they run now
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Do the jerk, baby
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Do the dirty now
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l said it's twine time...
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(revs engine)
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(woman) What's that?
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An old friend.
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l was rummaging through a closet
and it was just sitting there.
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lt's nice, Paul. lt's got character.
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When l wrote my first book
l carried it in this...
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..while l was looking for a publisher.
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- l was a writer then.
- You're still a writer.
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Haven't been a writer
since l got in the Misery business.
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lt's not a bad business.
And it would still be growing, too.
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The first printing for Misery's Child
was the most ever. Over a million.
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Marcia, please.
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Misery Chastain is putting
your daughter through college,...
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..bought you two houses
and seats to the Knicks.
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What thanks does she get?
You go and kill her.
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l never meant for it to become my life.
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lf l hadn't gotten rid of her now,
l'd have ended up writing her for ever.
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Now l'm leaving for Colorado
to try to finish the new book.
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lf l can make this work... l might just
have something l want on my tombstone.
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(thud)
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(groans)
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(distorted woman's voice)
l'm your number one fan.
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there's nothing to worry about.
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l'm your number one fan.
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Where...
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We're just outside Silver Creek.
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How long?
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You've been here two days.
You're gonna be OK.
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- My name is Annie Wilkes.
- My number one fan.
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Yes. That's right. l'm also a nurse.
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Here, take these.
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Here.
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- What are they?
- They're called Novril. For your pain.
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Thank you.
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How come l'm not in the hospital?
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The blizzard was too strong.
l couldn't risk trying to get you there.
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l tried calling,
but the phone lines are down.
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l... Agh...
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You mustn't tire yourself.
You've gotta rest.
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You almost died.
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Open wide.
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(groans)
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Your legs just sing grand opera
when you move, don't they?
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lt's not gonna hurt for ever, Paul,
l promise you.
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- Will l be able to walk?
- Of course you will.
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And your arm will be fine, too.
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Your shoulder was badly dislocated.
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lt was a little stubborn,
but l finally popped it back in.
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What l'm most proud of
is the work l did on those legs.
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Considering what l had in the house,
l don't think a doctor could've done better.
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lt's not nearly as bad as it looks.
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You have a compound fracture
of the tibia in both legs.
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The fibula in the right leg
is fractured, too.
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l could hear the bones moving, so it's best
for your legs to remain immobile.
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And as soon as the roads open,
l'll take you to a hospital.
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Meantime, you've got
a lot of recovering to do,...
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..and l consider it an honour
that you'll do it in my home.
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This is Marcia Sindell,
calling from New York City.
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l'd like to speak to the Silver Creek
chief of police or sheriff.
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- Which one do you want?
- Whichever one's not busy.
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Well, l'm pretty sure they're both not
busy, Miz Sindell, since they're both me.
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l also happen to be president of
the Policeman's Benefit Association,...
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..chairman of the Patrolman's
Retirement Fund,...
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..and if you need a good fishin' guide
you could do a lot worse.
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Call me Buster. Everybody does.
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What can l do for ya?
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l'm a literary agent and l...
l feel like a fool calling you,...
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..but l think one of my clients, Paul
Sheldon, may be in some kind of trouble.
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- You mean Paul Sheldon the writer?
- Uh-huh.
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- He's your client, huh?
- Yes, he is.
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Well, everybody sure likes
those Misery books.
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Yeah.
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Paul's been coming to the Silver Creek
Lodge for years to finish his books.
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l understand he's been up here
the last six weeks.
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Well, not quite. l just called there.
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They said he checked out last Tuesday.
lsn't that a little strange?
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l don't know. Does he usually phone you
before he checks out of a hotel?
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No. No, of course not. lt's just
that his daughter hasn't heard from him...
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..and when he has a new book
coming out he usually keeps in touch.
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So when there wasn't
any word from him...
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You think he might be missin', huh?
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(sighs) l hate that l made this call.
Tell me l'm being silly.
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Oh, a little overprotective maybe, but...
Tell you what l'll do.
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Nothing's been reported out here,
but l'll put his name through our system.
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lf anything turns up,
l'll call you right back.
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l appreciate that. thanks a lot.
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Goodbye, Miz Sindell.
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We got a phone call? Busy morning.
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Yeah. Work, work, work.
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Virginia, when was that blizzard?
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Last Tuesday. Why?
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No reason.
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l guess it was kind of a miracle
you finding me.
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(chuckles)
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No, it wasn't a miracle at all.
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- ln a way, l was following you.
- You were following me?
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Well, it was no secret to me
you were staying at the Silver Creek,...
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..seeing as how
l'm your number one fan an' all.
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Some nights l'd just tool on
down there and sit outside...
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..and look up at the light in your cabin.
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l'd try to imagine what was goin' on
in the room of the world's greatest writer.
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- Say that again, l didn't hear you.
- Don't move now.
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l wouldn't wanna hurt this neck.
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Well, the other afternoon
l was on my way home...
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..and there you were, leavin' the lodge.
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l wondered why a literary genius would
go for a drive with a big storm comin'.
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l didn't know there
was a big storm coming.
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Well, lucky for you l did.
Lucky for me, too,...
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..cos now you're alive
and you can write more books.
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Oh, Paul, l've read everything of yours.
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The Misery novels -
l know 'em all by heart.
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All eight of 'em. l love them so.
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- Well, you're very kind.
- And you're very brilliant.
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Like a baby. All done.
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Thank you.
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When do you think the phone lines'll
be up? l have to call my daughter,...
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..and l'd like to call my agent
and let her know l'm still breathing.
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lt shouldn't be much longer.
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Once the roads are open,
the phone lines'll be up in no time.
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lf you give me their numbers
l'll keep tryin'.
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Thank you.
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Could l ask you a favour?
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l noticed in your case
there's a new Paul Sheldon book.
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l wondered if maybe...
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- You want to read it?
- Well, if you wouldn't mind.
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l do have a hard-and-fast rule as to
who reads my stuff at this early stage.
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Only my editor, my agent,...
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..and anybody that saves me
from freezing to death in a car wreck.
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You'll never realise
what a rare treat you've given me.
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(groans)
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Boy, it's like clockwork
the way your pain comes.
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l'll get the Novril. Forgive me for prattling
away and making you feel all oogy.
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What's your new book called?
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l don't have a title yet.
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What's it about?
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l don't know.
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l know it sounds crazy, but l haven't
written anything but Misery for so long...
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Why don't you read it? You can
tell me what you think it's about.
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Maybe you can come up with a title.
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Like l could do that.
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(man) There's nothin' unusual
about Mr Sheldon's leaving, Buster.
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- You can tell by the champagne.
- Maybe you can, Libby.
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See, he always orders a bottle
of Dom P�rignon when he's ready to go.
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Then he pays up and he's out the door.
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No long-distance phone calls
or Federal Express packages?
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Anything out of the ordinary?
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l don't think Mr Sheldon likes
for things to be out of the ordinary.
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Considering who he is, famous an' all,
he doesn't put on airs.
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Drives up from New York
in the same car each time, '65 Mustang.
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He says it helps him to think.
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He's always been a good guest. Never
makes a noise, never bothers a soul.
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- l sure hope nothing's happened to him.
- So do l.
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l bet that old Mustang's
pulling into New York right now.
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l'm sure you're right. Thanks, Libby.
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My pleasure.
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l know l'm only 40 pages
into your book, but...
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But what?
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- Nothing.
- No, no... What is it?
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Well, it's ridiculous. Who am l
to make a criticism to someone like you?
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lt's all right, l can take it.
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Well, it's brilliantly written...
But then everything you write is brilliant.
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Pretty rough so far.
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The swearing, Paul.
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There, l said it.
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The, uh... the profanity bothers you?
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lt has no nobility.
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These are slum kids. l was a slum kid.
Everybody talks like that.
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They do not. What do you think l say
when l go to the feed store in town?
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''Wally, give me a bag of that effing pig
feed and 10lb of that bitchly cow corn.''
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And in the bank do l tell Mrs Bollinger
''Here's one big bastard of a cheque,...
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..give me some Christing money.''
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There. Look there.
See what you made me do?
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Oh, Paul, l'm sorry.
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l'm so sorry.
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Oh...
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Sometimes l get so worked up.
Can you ever forgive me?
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lt's... fine.
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l love you, Paul.
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Your mind. Your creativity.
That's all l meant.
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Well, this sure is fun.
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Virginia, when you're in this car
you're not my wife, you're my deputy.
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Well, this deputy'd rather be home
under the covers with the sheriff.
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- Stop. Stop.
- What?
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- See that broken limb?
- Could've been the weight of the snow.
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Yeah. Could've been a rotten branch,
the wind, could've been a lot of things.
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Oh...
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Damn.
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Need some help?
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No, l'm enjoyin' myself. Thank you.
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- You really think Sheldon's out there?
- l hope not. lf he is, he's dead.
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Let's go to the newspaper office.
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Oh, l hope l didn't wake you.
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No, that's fine.
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Look what l got. They had it at the store,
Paul. There was a whole batch of 'em.
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As soon as l saw it l slammed
my money down - l got the first copy.
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- Then the roads are open.
- The one to town is, but that's about it.
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l called the hospital and talked
to the head orthopaedic surgeon...
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..and l told him who you were
and what had happened.
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He said as long as there's no infection
you're not in any danger.
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As soon as the road to the hospital is
open they'll send an ambulance for you.
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The phones are working?
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Well, mine's still out, but the ones in town
were working fine. l called your agent.
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Oh, Paul, l peeked at the very beginning.
What a wonderful first page.
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- Just to read the name Misery Chastain...
- My daughter will be goin' nuts.
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- lt's like a visit from my dearest friend.
- l should be home for her birthday today.
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The agent said she'd tell her you're OK,...
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..but you'll have to wait till tomorrow
to talk to her yourself.
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Oh, Paul... What a poet you are.
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l made you my specialty,
scrambled eggs � la Wilkes.
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And l'm on page 75.
237
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l guess that means it's OK.
238
00:22:51,567 --> 00:22:52,841
No.
239
00:22:53,487 --> 00:22:55,876
No, it isn't, it's...
240
00:22:55,967 --> 00:23:01,087
Oh, pooh, l can't think of any words.
Would ''great'' be insulting?
241
00:23:02,367 --> 00:23:04,437
l can live with great.
242
00:23:04,527 --> 00:23:08,600
No... lt's not just great, it's...
243
00:23:10,607 --> 00:23:11,642
..perfect.
244
00:23:13,727 --> 00:23:16,036
A perfect, perfect thing.
245
00:23:48,247 --> 00:23:50,238
(grunting)
246
00:24:01,207 --> 00:24:04,040
l thought it was time
you two should meet.
247
00:24:04,487 --> 00:24:09,641
Paul, say hello to my favourite beast
in the whole world - my sow Misery.
248
00:24:11,127 --> 00:24:12,116
Misery?
249
00:24:12,207 --> 00:24:14,801
Yes. l told you l was your number one fan.
250
00:24:15,247 --> 00:24:18,000
Yeah, l'm, uh... starting to believe you.
251
00:24:18,407 --> 00:24:21,956
This farm was kind of dreary, what with
just a few cows and chickens and me.
252
00:24:22,047 --> 00:24:27,519
But when l got Misery here everything
changed. She just makes me smile so.
253
00:24:27,607 --> 00:24:31,316
She's a fine, uh... pig, is what she is.
254
00:24:34,007 --> 00:24:36,521
l'm on page 300 now, Paul,...
255
00:24:36,607 --> 00:24:39,963
..and it's better than perfect. lt's divine.
256
00:24:40,967 --> 00:24:43,276
What's the ceiling that dago painted?
257
00:24:44,047 --> 00:24:48,643
- The Sistine Chapel.
- Yeah. That and Misery's Child,...
258
00:24:48,727 --> 00:24:52,686
..those are the only two divine
things ever in this world.
259
00:24:52,767 --> 00:24:55,361
(snorts)
260
00:25:09,967 --> 00:25:13,323
When my husband left me,
l wasn't prepared.
261
00:25:14,007 --> 00:25:16,202
lt wasn't an easy time.
262
00:25:17,607 --> 00:25:20,599
For a while l thought l might go crazy.
263
00:25:21,487 --> 00:25:23,762
Yeah, l know how that can be.
264
00:25:25,927 --> 00:25:30,717
l don't know about you, but what l did
to get through it was l dove into work.
265
00:25:31,247 --> 00:25:33,602
Days, nights...
266
00:25:34,967 --> 00:25:39,757
Night shifts can be lonely
at a hospital. l did a lot of reading.
267
00:25:41,447 --> 00:25:44,245
That was when l first discovered Misery.
268
00:25:44,767 --> 00:25:49,761
She made me so happy.
She made me forget all my problems.
269
00:25:51,367 --> 00:25:54,803
Course, l suppose you had
a little something to do with that, too.
270
00:25:54,887 --> 00:25:56,878
Yeah, well...
271
00:25:59,527 --> 00:26:02,280
l just kept reading them over and over.
272
00:26:02,687 --> 00:26:04,723
l've got two chapters to go on this one...
273
00:26:04,807 --> 00:26:10,279
..and when l finish l'll turn right to the first
page and start reading it all over again.
274
00:26:10,847 --> 00:26:12,838
l'm, uh...
275
00:26:15,567 --> 00:26:17,319
- Done?
- Yeah.
276
00:26:17,407 --> 00:26:19,398
No problem.
277
00:26:20,607 --> 00:26:22,120
Thanks.
278
00:26:22,207 --> 00:26:25,438
Don't get me wrong.
l'm not against marriage per se,...
279
00:26:25,527 --> 00:26:30,237
..but it'd take a pretty special guy to make
me wanna walk down that aisle again.
280
00:26:30,607 --> 00:26:34,043
Yeah, it's, uh, not something
you should enter into lightly.
281
00:26:34,127 --> 00:26:36,322
lt boils down to respect.
282
00:26:36,407 --> 00:26:39,604
People just don't respect
the institution of marriage any more.
283
00:26:39,687 --> 00:26:42,963
They have no sense of real commitment.
284
00:26:44,727 --> 00:26:46,957
Well, l'd love to stay here and chat,...
285
00:26:47,047 --> 00:26:50,801
..but l'm right at the end
and l gotta find out what happens.
286
00:27:06,167 --> 00:27:09,682
(door opens and closes)
287
00:27:12,047 --> 00:27:14,038
You...
288
00:27:15,607 --> 00:27:20,078
You dirty bird... How could you?
289
00:27:21,207 --> 00:27:26,759
She can't be dead.
Misery Chastain cannot be dead.
290
00:27:27,127 --> 00:27:30,722
Annie, in 1871
women often died in childbirth.
291
00:27:31,167 --> 00:27:34,523
Her spirit is the important thing.
Misery's spirit is still alive.
292
00:27:34,607 --> 00:27:38,122
l don't want her spirit. l want her.
293
00:27:38,207 --> 00:27:40,277
And you murdered her.
294
00:27:40,367 --> 00:27:42,756
No... l didn't.
295
00:27:42,847 --> 00:27:44,405
Who did?
296
00:27:44,487 --> 00:27:48,196
No one. She... she died,
she just slipped away.
297
00:27:48,287 --> 00:27:52,405
Slipped away? Slipped away?
298
00:27:52,487 --> 00:27:55,160
She didn't just slip away. You did it.
299
00:27:56,967 --> 00:27:59,242
You did it. You did it.
300
00:27:59,327 --> 00:28:03,161
You did it. You did it.
You murdered my Misery.
301
00:28:03,247 --> 00:28:04,475
Annie...
302
00:28:09,167 --> 00:28:11,681
l thought you were good, Paul.
303
00:28:11,767 --> 00:28:16,557
But you're not good.
You're just another lying old dirty birdie.
304
00:28:16,647 --> 00:28:20,481
And l don't think l better
be around you for a while.
305
00:28:28,407 --> 00:28:31,240
And don't even think
about anybody coming for you.
306
00:28:31,327 --> 00:28:38,199
Not the doctors, not your agent, not
your family, because l never called them.
307
00:28:38,287 --> 00:28:40,562
Nobody knows you're here.
308
00:28:40,647 --> 00:28:43,525
And you better hope
nothing happens to me.
309
00:28:44,447 --> 00:28:47,564
Because if l die... you die.
310
00:28:50,647 --> 00:28:52,638
(door closes)
311
00:28:55,087 --> 00:28:57,317
(another door closes)
312
00:29:05,247 --> 00:29:07,556
(engine starts)
313
00:29:58,807 --> 00:30:00,559
Agh.
314
00:31:10,007 --> 00:31:13,795
No, Miz Sindell, there's no point
in comin' up here now.
315
00:31:13,887 --> 00:31:16,401
Everything that can be done is.
316
00:31:17,327 --> 00:31:22,082
Yes, we're working close with the state
police and the FBl's been informed.
317
00:31:22,167 --> 00:31:26,843
Right. Right. As soon as we know
anything, we'll let you know.
318
00:31:27,287 --> 00:31:31,439
No bother at all. Call any time.
Bye, Miz Sindell.
319
00:31:32,447 --> 00:31:35,837
All right. Well, l sure
appreciate it. Thank you.
320
00:31:38,047 --> 00:31:43,075
Accordin' to Sheldon's credit charges,
there's nothing after the Silver Creek.
321
00:31:43,167 --> 00:31:45,806
And no calls about the article, either.
322
00:31:48,767 --> 00:31:53,795
You poor, dear thing.
What are you doing on the floor?
323
00:31:54,367 --> 00:31:56,358
lt's all my fault.
324
00:31:56,447 --> 00:32:00,042
lf l'd had a proper hospital bed
this never would've happened.
325
00:32:00,127 --> 00:32:01,879
Here, let me help you back in.
326
00:32:01,967 --> 00:32:03,958
(Paul groans)
327
00:32:05,367 --> 00:32:09,326
l know this hurts,
but it'll only take a few seconds.
328
00:32:09,887 --> 00:32:12,276
Upsy-daisy.
329
00:32:14,727 --> 00:32:16,718
Oh... Ow...
330
00:32:17,567 --> 00:32:21,162
- Oh, please, wait, wait...
- Oh, you're such a crybaby.
331
00:32:25,527 --> 00:32:26,755
Agh...
332
00:32:27,767 --> 00:32:30,361
There you go. Comfy?
333
00:32:30,847 --> 00:32:33,964
- Perfect.
- You're such a kidder.
334
00:32:34,047 --> 00:32:38,757
l have a big surprise for you.
But first there's something you must do.
335
00:32:39,247 --> 00:32:43,957
You don't suppose l could have a little
snack while l'm waiting for the surprise?
336
00:32:44,047 --> 00:32:48,040
l'll get you everything you want,
but you must listen first.
337
00:32:48,127 --> 00:32:51,642
Sometimes my thinking
is a little muddy, l accept that.
338
00:32:51,887 --> 00:32:57,200
lt's why l couldn't remember all they
asked me on the witness stand in Denver.
339
00:32:57,287 --> 00:32:59,403
But this time l thought clearly.
340
00:32:59,487 --> 00:33:01,079
l asked God about you,...
341
00:33:01,167 --> 00:33:05,285
..and God said ''l delivered him unto you
so that you may show him the way.''
342
00:33:05,927 --> 00:33:08,964
- Show me the way?
- Yes.
343
00:33:40,727 --> 00:33:46,120
When l mentioned a snack, l was thinking
more on the lines of cheese and crackers.
344
00:33:46,207 --> 00:33:49,324
Paul, this is no time for jokes.
345
00:33:49,407 --> 00:33:51,921
You must rid the world of this filth.
346
00:33:54,287 --> 00:33:56,323
You want me to burn my book?
347
00:33:56,607 --> 00:34:00,520
l know this may be difficult for you,
but it's for the best.
348
00:34:03,487 --> 00:34:05,796
lt's really not difficult at all.
349
00:34:06,287 --> 00:34:09,882
My agent made dozens of copies.
There's gonna be an auction in New York.
350
00:34:09,967 --> 00:34:12,527
Every publishing house in New York
is reading it now.
351
00:34:12,607 --> 00:34:18,079
So if you want me to burn my book, fine.
You're not ridding the world of anything.
352
00:34:18,287 --> 00:34:20,357
Then light the match, Paul.
353
00:34:20,807 --> 00:34:22,763
lt's no big deal.
354
00:34:22,847 --> 00:34:26,317
So you've indicated. Do it.
355
00:34:35,287 --> 00:34:39,360
l know it's the only copy. When you wrote
your first book you didn't make a copy...
356
00:34:39,447 --> 00:34:42,519
..because you didn't think anybody
would take it seriously.
357
00:34:42,607 --> 00:34:45,485
Now you never make copies
because you're superstitious.
358
00:34:45,567 --> 00:34:47,797
lt's why you always
come back to Silver Creek.
359
00:34:47,887 --> 00:34:51,926
You told that story to Merv Griffin
1 1 years ago.
360
00:34:53,727 --> 00:34:55,843
Merv Griffin...
361
00:34:58,327 --> 00:35:02,923
l'll tell you what. lt doesn't ever have to be
published. No one ever has to read it.
362
00:35:03,007 --> 00:35:07,046
l'll just keep it for myself.
No one will even know it exists.
363
00:35:07,927 --> 00:35:11,886
As long as it does exist,
your mind won't ever be free.
364
00:35:15,727 --> 00:35:18,366
l think you should light the match, Paul.
365
00:35:26,887 --> 00:35:29,321
Can't you see it's what God wants?
366
00:35:29,807 --> 00:35:33,880
You're so brilliant l would think
you'd certainly be able to see that.
367
00:35:35,847 --> 00:35:39,123
We're put on this earth
to help people, Paul.
368
00:35:39,207 --> 00:35:41,926
Like l'm trying to help you.
369
00:35:42,927 --> 00:35:46,806
Please... help me help you.
370
00:36:04,407 --> 00:36:06,523
You're doing the right thing.
371
00:36:15,087 --> 00:36:19,285
Oh, my goodness.
Goodness gracious. Oh, my...
372
00:36:22,367 --> 00:36:25,962
Oh, goodness. Heavens to Betsy.
373
00:36:26,527 --> 00:36:29,439
Oh, goodness. Oh, my goodness.
374
00:36:30,967 --> 00:36:34,164
Heavens to Betsy. Oh, goodness.
375
00:36:52,447 --> 00:36:55,041
Well, isn't that an oogy mess?
376
00:37:01,647 --> 00:37:03,478
(helicopter)
377
00:37:15,807 --> 00:37:18,321
That's the Steadman place down there.
378
00:37:19,007 --> 00:37:21,680
And that's the Wilkes farm straight ahead.
379
00:37:24,487 --> 00:37:26,842
That's no '65 Mustang.
380
00:37:28,487 --> 00:37:32,002
There's nothing else out this way.
Let's circle back.
381
00:37:44,327 --> 00:37:47,956
l do believe the winters are getting
shorter and shorter every year.
382
00:37:48,047 --> 00:37:52,962
People say it has something to do
with the ozone layer. What do you think?
383
00:37:54,247 --> 00:37:56,044
l don't know.
384
00:37:56,727 --> 00:37:58,957
Yeah, well, it's a theory.
385
00:38:06,847 --> 00:38:08,838
Here's your Novril.
386
00:38:45,407 --> 00:38:48,479
We're back. Now, you'll have
to remind us who the audience chose.
387
00:38:48,567 --> 00:38:50,444
they chose Kevin.
388
00:38:50,527 --> 00:38:52,677
Congratulations, Kevin Andrews!
389
00:38:52,767 --> 00:38:54,803
- Hi, Kevin.
- How you doin', Chuck?
390
00:38:54,887 --> 00:38:58,800
Make yourself at home back there,
and Sheree will tell us about the date.
391
00:38:58,887 --> 00:39:02,596
OK, first of all l picked out
a very classy restaurant.
392
00:39:02,687 --> 00:39:06,839
lt was so classy,
and he shows up without no tie...
393
00:40:03,207 --> 00:40:05,118
See, isn't this nice?
394
00:40:05,207 --> 00:40:08,597
Great. l always wanted to visit
the other side of the room.
395
00:40:08,687 --> 00:40:11,201
Ooh, and look what l got for you.
396
00:40:12,687 --> 00:40:16,316
An electric razor,
so you can shave yourself now.
397
00:40:16,807 --> 00:40:18,798
(razor buzzes)
398
00:40:20,047 --> 00:40:23,039
lf l knew this was the surprise
l'd have burned all my books.
399
00:40:23,127 --> 00:40:25,687
Now, don't poke fun.
400
00:40:26,847 --> 00:40:31,716
This is a very big day for you, Paul. You
just sit tight and l'll set everything up.
401
00:40:32,567 --> 00:40:35,684
- Set what up?
- That's the big surprise.
402
00:40:36,327 --> 00:40:38,158
Your new studio.
403
00:40:39,167 --> 00:40:42,318
After all, writers do need a place to work.
404
00:40:42,407 --> 00:40:44,967
Work? You mean write?
405
00:40:46,727 --> 00:40:49,002
What in the world do you think l'd write?
406
00:40:49,087 --> 00:40:52,523
Oh, but, Paul, l don't think. l know.
407
00:40:53,047 --> 00:40:55,481
Now you've gotten rid
of that manuscript,...
408
00:40:55,567 --> 00:40:58,365
..you can go back
to doing what you're great at.
409
00:40:58,447 --> 00:41:02,042
You're gonna write a new novel,
your greatest achievement ever.
410
00:41:02,127 --> 00:41:04,482
Misery's Return.
411
00:41:04,927 --> 00:41:06,918
Misery's Return?
412
00:41:07,007 --> 00:41:11,717
l know you didn't mean it when you killed
her, and now you'll make it right.
413
00:41:13,087 --> 00:41:18,286
lt'll be a book in my honour, for saving
your life and nursing you back to health.
414
00:41:18,727 --> 00:41:23,039
Oh, Paul, you're gonna make me
the envy of the whole world.
415
00:41:23,447 --> 00:41:26,120
You just expect me to whip
something off, is that it?
416
00:41:26,487 --> 00:41:29,559
l expect nothing less
than your masterpiece.
417
00:41:31,367 --> 00:41:36,316
You do understand that this is not the
ordinary way in which books get written.
418
00:41:36,407 --> 00:41:40,036
l mean, some people might actually
consider this an oddball situation.
419
00:41:40,127 --> 00:41:45,360
l have total confidence in your brilliance.
Besides, the view will inspire you.
420
00:41:45,447 --> 00:41:48,200
You just inhale that. l'll be right back.
421
00:42:00,007 --> 00:42:02,123
l guess you don't get bothered
by neighbours much.
422
00:42:02,207 --> 00:42:07,406
Don't worry, you'll have total solitude
so you can concentrate on your work.
423
00:42:07,487 --> 00:42:09,398
Great.
424
00:42:10,247 --> 00:42:13,159
l got you this expensive
paper to type on,...
425
00:42:13,247 --> 00:42:17,445
..and l got a great deal on this 50lb
clunker on account of it's missing an N.
426
00:42:17,527 --> 00:42:21,566
l told the saleslady N was one of the
letters in my favourite writer's name.
427
00:42:24,367 --> 00:42:29,361
lt's two of the letters
in my favourite nurse's name, A-nn-ie.
428
00:42:29,447 --> 00:42:33,281
You fooler. Did l do good?
429
00:42:33,367 --> 00:42:35,517
You did great.
430
00:42:38,207 --> 00:42:40,880
There is just one little thing. Uh...
431
00:42:43,447 --> 00:42:47,884
l can't work on this paper. See,
it's Corrasable Bond. lt smudges.
432
00:42:48,447 --> 00:42:51,962
So l thought maybe,
if you went back into town,...
433
00:42:52,047 --> 00:42:55,596
..you could bring me
some white long-grain mimeo.
434
00:42:56,847 --> 00:43:00,760
But mine cost the most,
so l don't see how it can smudge.
435
00:43:01,607 --> 00:43:03,996
Come here, l'll show you.
436
00:43:20,367 --> 00:43:26,158
Oh... lt does smudge after all.
lsn't that fascinating.
437
00:43:26,247 --> 00:43:28,477
l thought you'd be interested.
438
00:43:28,567 --> 00:43:31,035
l'd like for you to be
in on everything, Annie,...
439
00:43:31,127 --> 00:43:34,802
..not just the finished book,
but how it's written.
440
00:43:35,647 --> 00:43:37,842
Thank you for thinking of me.
441
00:43:41,847 --> 00:43:44,281
Anything else l can get while l'm in town?
442
00:43:44,887 --> 00:43:47,799
Any other crucial requirements
that need satisfying?
443
00:43:47,887 --> 00:43:49,957
Would you like a tiny tape recorder?
444
00:43:50,367 --> 00:43:53,086
Or how about a handmade set
of writing slippers?
445
00:43:53,167 --> 00:43:55,840
No, just the paper will be fine.
446
00:43:55,927 --> 00:43:59,522
Are you sure? Cos if you want
l'll bring back the whole store for you.
447
00:44:00,567 --> 00:44:03,525
Annie, uh, what's the matter?
448
00:44:03,607 --> 00:44:05,962
l'll tell you what's the matter.
449
00:44:06,047 --> 00:44:09,403
l go out of my way for you. l do
everything to try and make you happy.
450
00:44:09,487 --> 00:44:13,162
l feed you, l clean you, l dress you,
and what thanks do l get?
451
00:44:13,247 --> 00:44:16,683
''Oh, you bought the wrong paper, Annie.
l can't write on this, Annie.''
452
00:44:16,767 --> 00:44:19,361
Well, l'll get your stupid paper,
but you better show me...
453
00:44:19,447 --> 00:44:21,961
..a little more appreciation, Mister Man.
454
00:44:22,567 --> 00:44:24,444
Agh.
455
00:44:26,407 --> 00:44:28,398
(locks door)
456
00:45:47,527 --> 00:45:49,324
Shit.
457
00:46:07,327 --> 00:46:09,124
Come on...
458
00:46:09,967 --> 00:46:12,765
Come on, you've written
about this, now do it.
459
00:46:12,847 --> 00:46:14,678
(click)
460
00:46:20,647 --> 00:46:23,559
What do you know? lt actually works.
461
00:46:52,847 --> 00:46:54,838
What a surprise.
462
00:47:33,087 --> 00:47:35,317
You crazy bitch.
463
00:50:14,727 --> 00:50:16,319
Agh.
464
00:51:14,927 --> 00:51:17,043
(car approaches)
465
00:52:43,047 --> 00:52:44,480
(click)
466
00:52:48,207 --> 00:52:50,562
Paul, l've got your paper.
467
00:52:51,047 --> 00:52:54,960
l hope it's enough.
lt's three reams of long-grain mimeo.
468
00:52:55,047 --> 00:52:57,436
Just the kind you asked for.
469
00:52:58,327 --> 00:53:02,002
Paul. You're dripping with perspiration.
470
00:53:03,007 --> 00:53:05,919
Your colour is very hectic.
What have you been doing?
471
00:53:06,367 --> 00:53:10,838
You know damn well what l've been
doing. l've been sitting here suffering.
472
00:53:10,927 --> 00:53:13,157
l need my pills.
473
00:53:13,247 --> 00:53:16,922
Poor dear. Let's get you back in bed
and l'll get them for you.
474
00:53:17,007 --> 00:53:18,565
l want my pills now.
475
00:53:18,647 --> 00:53:21,241
- lt'll only take a second.
- No.
476
00:53:22,007 --> 00:53:24,999
l want my pain to go away, Annie.
477
00:53:26,127 --> 00:53:28,846
Please, make it go away.
478
00:53:29,887 --> 00:53:32,196
Please, Annie.
479
00:53:32,687 --> 00:53:34,405
Please.
480
00:53:37,127 --> 00:53:40,005
lt just breaks my heart to see you like this.
481
00:53:49,767 --> 00:53:53,442
l've done a lot of thinking
on the drive... Here you go.
482
00:53:54,047 --> 00:53:58,006
And l'm absolutely certain the main
reason l've never been more popular...
483
00:53:58,087 --> 00:54:00,157
..is because of my temper.
484
00:54:00,247 --> 00:54:03,922
You must be so mad at me.
The truth now.
485
00:54:05,327 --> 00:54:09,684
Well... Who doesn't let off
a little steam every once in a while?
486
00:54:11,207 --> 00:54:14,085
My genius needs his rest before he writes.
487
00:54:15,007 --> 00:54:16,998
(hums)
488
00:54:19,327 --> 00:54:21,318
Footsies up.
489
00:54:22,007 --> 00:54:24,123
There you go.
490
00:54:35,967 --> 00:54:40,040
Here. ln case you think of any ideas.
491
00:54:41,087 --> 00:54:43,362
Well, l wouldn't expect too much.
492
00:54:44,087 --> 00:54:49,320
Don't be silly. You'll be brilliant.
Think of me as your inspiration.
493
00:54:53,847 --> 00:54:56,281
l have faith in you, my darling.
494
00:54:56,807 --> 00:54:58,320
Catch this...
495
00:55:08,847 --> 00:55:10,838
My darling.
496
00:55:40,687 --> 00:55:44,839
The presumption must now be
that Paul Sheldon is dead.
497
00:55:44,927 --> 00:55:47,919
We know he somehow managed
to crawl outside his vehicle,...
498
00:55:48,007 --> 00:55:52,125
..but we have been unable to find his body
in the vicinity of the accident.
499
00:55:52,207 --> 00:55:56,405
We also know if anyone had found him
they'd have taken him to an area hospital.
500
00:55:56,487 --> 00:55:59,957
Undoubtedly he is buried
somewhere out there in the snow.
501
00:56:00,047 --> 00:56:02,038
We'll find him after the first thaw.
502
00:56:02,127 --> 00:56:06,882
That is, unless the animals got to him
first, which is a distinct possibility.
503
00:56:06,967 --> 00:56:12,087
That was a statement from Colorado
Police Chief Sherman Douglas.
504
00:56:21,527 --> 00:56:23,643
You don't think he's dead, do you?
505
00:56:23,727 --> 00:56:27,117
Well, he might well be,
but not the way they say.
506
00:56:27,207 --> 00:56:29,801
He never crawled out
of that car by himself.
507
00:56:29,887 --> 00:56:32,321
You can see the dents on the door there.
508
00:56:32,407 --> 00:56:34,318
Someone pulled him out.
509
00:58:22,167 --> 00:58:24,397
l'm sorry, Paul. This is all wrong.
510
00:58:24,727 --> 00:58:27,082
- What?
- You'll have to do it over again.
511
00:58:27,567 --> 00:58:29,762
lt's not worthy of you. Throw it all out.
512
00:58:29,847 --> 00:58:34,363
Except for naming the gravedigger
after me - you can leave that in.
513
00:58:35,487 --> 00:58:39,958
l really value your criticism,
but maybe we're being a little hasty here.
514
00:58:40,047 --> 00:58:42,356
Paul, what you've written just isn't fair.
515
00:58:42,687 --> 00:58:44,678
- Not fair?
- That's right.
516
00:58:44,767 --> 00:58:47,679
When l was growing up in Bakersfield
my favourite thing...
517
00:58:47,767 --> 00:58:50,679
..was to go to the movies on Saturdays
for the chapter plays.
518
00:58:50,767 --> 00:58:53,645
- Cliffhangers.
- l know that, Mister Man.
519
00:58:53,727 --> 00:58:57,276
They also call them serials.
l'm not stupid, you know.
520
00:59:00,207 --> 00:59:04,200
Anyway, my favourite was Rocket Man,
and once it was a no-brakes chapter.
521
00:59:04,287 --> 00:59:07,836
The bad guys stuck him in a car
on a mountain road, knocked him out,...
522
00:59:07,927 --> 00:59:10,202
..tore out the brakes
and started him to his death.
523
00:59:10,287 --> 00:59:12,881
And he woke up and tried to get out,...
524
00:59:12,967 --> 00:59:16,437
..but the car went off a cliff before he
could escape, and crashed and burned,...
525
00:59:16,527 --> 00:59:20,440
..and l was so upset and excited.
And the next week l was first in line.
526
00:59:20,527 --> 00:59:22,643
They start with the end of the last week,...
527
00:59:22,727 --> 00:59:26,515
..and there was Rocket Man trying
to get out, and here comes the cliff,...
528
00:59:26,607 --> 00:59:31,727
..and just before the car went off the cliff
he jumped free, and all the kids cheered.
529
00:59:32,287 --> 00:59:35,723
But l didn't cheer.
l stood right up and started shouting...
530
00:59:35,807 --> 00:59:39,516
..''This isn't what happened last week.
Have you all got amnesia?''
531
00:59:39,607 --> 00:59:46,797
''They just cheated us. This isn't fair.
He didn't get out of the cockadoodie car.''
532
00:59:53,007 --> 00:59:55,919
They always cheated like that
in cl... chapter plays.
533
00:59:56,007 --> 01:00:00,125
But not you. Not with my Misery.
534
01:00:00,207 --> 01:00:04,598
lan did ride for Dr Cleary at the end
of the last book, but his horse fell...
535
01:00:04,687 --> 01:00:08,157
..and lan broke his shoulder and ribs
and never reached the doctor,...
536
01:00:08,247 --> 01:00:12,559
..so there couldn't be any experimental
blood transfusion that saved her life.
537
01:00:12,647 --> 01:00:17,721
Misery was buried in the ground at the
end, Paul, so you'll have to start there.
538
01:00:55,687 --> 01:00:58,679
ls it fair? Should l continue?
539
01:00:59,647 --> 01:01:01,444
You better.
540
01:01:01,527 --> 01:01:05,998
Oh, Paul. When lan realised that
the reason they'd buried Misery alive...
541
01:01:06,087 --> 01:01:08,726
..was because the bee sting
had put her in that coma.
542
01:01:08,807 --> 01:01:11,799
And Gravedigger Wilkes
remembered how 30 years earlier...
543
01:01:11,887 --> 01:01:14,321
..the same had happened
to Lady Evelyn-Hyde.
544
01:01:14,407 --> 01:01:18,878
And then Dr Cleary deduced that Misery
must be her long-lost daughter...
545
01:01:18,967 --> 01:01:22,516
..because of the rarity of deadly
bee stings, my heart just leapt.
546
01:01:22,607 --> 01:01:25,804
l knew from the very first book
that Misery had to be nobility...
547
01:01:25,887 --> 01:01:28,242
- ..and l was right.
- Yeah.
548
01:01:28,327 --> 01:01:33,117
Oh, Paul, can l read each chapter when
you're finished? l can fill in the N's.
549
01:01:33,207 --> 01:01:37,120
Will she be her old self now lan has
dug her out, or will she have amnesia?
550
01:01:37,207 --> 01:01:38,356
Have to wait.
551
01:01:38,447 --> 01:01:41,325
Will she still love him
with that special, perfect love?
552
01:01:41,407 --> 01:01:44,160
- You'll have to wait.
- Not even a hint?
553
01:01:44,247 --> 01:01:45,202
Mm-mm.
554
01:01:45,287 --> 01:01:46,515
Ohhh.
555
01:01:46,607 --> 01:01:51,044
Misery's alive, Misery's alive.
Oh, it's so romantic.
556
01:01:51,127 --> 01:01:54,164
Oh, this whole house
is gonna be filled with romance.
557
01:01:54,247 --> 01:01:56,522
l'm gonna put on my Liberace records.
558
01:02:00,607 --> 01:02:03,121
You do like Liberace, don't you?
559
01:02:03,567 --> 01:02:07,196
Whenever he played Radio City,
who do you think was in the front row?
560
01:02:07,287 --> 01:02:12,042
l'm gonna play my records all day long,
to inspire you. He's my all-time favourite.
561
01:02:12,127 --> 01:02:13,765
Annie?
562
01:02:16,367 --> 01:02:20,804
Would you have dinner with me tonight?
To celebrate Misery's Return.
563
01:02:23,567 --> 01:02:26,127
l couldn't have done it without you.
564
01:02:27,967 --> 01:02:29,958
Oh, Paul...
565
01:02:31,207 --> 01:02:33,562
lt would be an honour.
566
01:02:39,847 --> 01:02:41,803
No, he's not here.
567
01:02:41,887 --> 01:02:45,004
l don't know where he is.
He never tells me anything any more.
568
01:02:45,087 --> 01:02:48,159
He's probably out
havin' an affair somewhere.
569
01:02:48,247 --> 01:02:50,522
Wait a minute. He's comin' in now.
570
01:02:50,927 --> 01:02:55,045
lt's Jim Taylor. He wants to know
who you're havin' an affair with.
571
01:02:55,727 --> 01:02:58,002
Hello, Jim. What's doin'?
572
01:03:00,007 --> 01:03:02,646
Jim, we've been through this before.
573
01:03:02,727 --> 01:03:05,161
lf you have benches
in front of your store,...
574
01:03:05,247 --> 01:03:07,966
..people are gonna want to sit on 'em.
575
01:03:08,727 --> 01:03:13,721
Well, l don't like him either, but l'm not
gonna come over and tell him to move.
576
01:03:13,807 --> 01:03:16,446
Give my best to Denise. Bye.
577
01:03:17,407 --> 01:03:20,922
Well, whoever she is,
she sure likes to read a lot.
578
01:03:21,687 --> 01:03:26,442
Virginia, l'm flattered that
you think l've got that much energy.
579
01:03:27,927 --> 01:03:30,282
l figured that if l can't find Paul Sheldon,...
580
01:03:30,367 --> 01:03:33,325
..at least l can find out
what he wrote about.
581
01:03:33,407 --> 01:03:39,198
What d'you expect to find? A story about
a guy who drove off a cliff in a storm?
582
01:03:40,567 --> 01:03:45,846
You see, it's just that kind of sarcasm
that's given our marriage real spice.
583
01:03:47,167 --> 01:03:51,957
(Liberace) l'll be seeing you
584
01:03:52,887 --> 01:03:57,005
ln all the old familiar places...
585
01:03:58,727 --> 01:04:02,640
- l hope you like it.
- lt looks wonderful.
586
01:04:02,727 --> 01:04:04,718
So do you.
587
01:04:29,967 --> 01:04:31,082
Mm...
588
01:04:32,087 --> 01:04:34,999
l've never had meatloaf this good.
What do you do to it?
589
01:04:35,087 --> 01:04:38,318
My secret is l only use
fresh tomatoes, never canned.
590
01:04:38,407 --> 01:04:42,116
And to give it that extra zip l mix in
some Spam with the ground beef.
591
01:04:42,207 --> 01:04:43,720
Ah...
592
01:04:45,647 --> 01:04:48,639
Can't get this in a restaurant in New York.
593
01:04:55,527 --> 01:04:57,916
- Let's have a toast.
- A toast?
594
01:04:58,007 --> 01:05:01,602
Yes. To, um... to Misery.
Let me pour you some wine.
595
01:05:01,687 --> 01:05:03,086
Oh...
596
01:05:05,527 --> 01:05:06,516
Whoa...
597
01:05:06,607 --> 01:05:08,199
No...
598
01:05:19,167 --> 01:05:21,158
To Misery.
599
01:05:24,087 --> 01:05:28,080
Wait. Let's do this right.
Do you have any candles?
600
01:05:28,807 --> 01:05:30,559
Oh, um...
601
01:05:30,647 --> 01:05:33,719
l don't know. l... l think so.
602
01:05:34,127 --> 01:05:36,118
l'll go look.
603
01:05:42,807 --> 01:05:45,844
Did you study decorating
or do you just have a flair?
604
01:05:45,927 --> 01:05:51,285
Oh, you.
l just picked things up over the years.
605
01:05:51,687 --> 01:05:53,882
Well, it certainly says you.
606
01:05:53,967 --> 01:05:57,755
- You really think so?
- Oh, absolutely.
607
01:05:58,607 --> 01:06:02,236
Listen, if you can't find any, it's OK.
l just thought it'd be nice.
608
01:06:03,087 --> 01:06:05,965
Are you kidding? lf anyone
had ever told me that one day...
609
01:06:06,047 --> 01:06:09,801
..l'd be having a candlelit dinner
with Paul Sheldon in my own house,...
610
01:06:09,887 --> 01:06:14,244
..l woulda checked both legs
to see which one was bein' pulled.
611
01:06:15,767 --> 01:06:17,439
Will this do?
612
01:06:17,527 --> 01:06:19,677
lt's perfect.
613
01:06:24,287 --> 01:06:29,441
To Misery... and to Annie Wilkes,
who brought her back to life.
614
01:06:29,527 --> 01:06:33,156
Oh, Paul. l get goose bumps
every time l think about it.
615
01:06:33,807 --> 01:06:35,445
Oh...
616
01:06:35,887 --> 01:06:39,641
Oh, my God, what have l done?
Oh, l'm so sorry, Paul.
617
01:06:39,727 --> 01:06:42,685
l ruined your beautiful toast.
618
01:06:44,807 --> 01:06:46,843
Will you ever forgive me?
619
01:06:47,367 --> 01:06:49,722
Here, let me pour another one.
620
01:06:55,487 --> 01:06:58,285
Can we pretend this never happened?
621
01:07:01,887 --> 01:07:03,525
To Misery.
622
01:07:04,047 --> 01:07:06,038
To Misery.
623
01:07:08,327 --> 01:07:11,763
( tchaikovsky ''Piano Concerto No.1'',
performed by Liberace)
624
01:07:11,847 --> 01:07:13,838
(typing)
625
01:07:29,767 --> 01:07:32,156
(typing continues)
626
01:07:47,887 --> 01:07:51,846
Paul, this is positively
the best Misery you've ever written.
627
01:08:40,007 --> 01:08:41,998
(thunderclap)
628
01:08:57,967 --> 01:08:59,764
Here's your pills.
629
01:09:01,207 --> 01:09:02,322
Annie?
630
01:09:05,847 --> 01:09:07,405
Annie, what is it?
631
01:09:08,527 --> 01:09:10,518
The rain.
632
01:09:11,767 --> 01:09:14,679
Sometimes it gives me the blues.
633
01:09:17,247 --> 01:09:22,844
When you first came here... l only loved
the writer part of Paul Sheldon.
634
01:09:25,127 --> 01:09:28,005
But now l know l love the rest of him, too.
635
01:09:34,287 --> 01:09:36,482
l know you don't love me.
636
01:09:37,527 --> 01:09:39,518
Don't say you do.
637
01:09:40,727 --> 01:09:44,925
You're a beautiful, brilliant,
famous man of the world...
638
01:09:45,007 --> 01:09:49,956
..and l'm... not a movie-star type.
639
01:09:56,287 --> 01:09:59,404
You'll never know the fear
of losing someone like you...
640
01:09:59,487 --> 01:10:01,921
..if you're someone like me.
641
01:10:02,607 --> 01:10:04,962
Why would you lose me?
642
01:10:08,047 --> 01:10:10,436
The book's almost finished.
643
01:10:12,327 --> 01:10:14,966
Your legs are getting better.
644
01:10:15,767 --> 01:10:18,440
Soon you'll be wanting to leave.
645
01:10:18,727 --> 01:10:22,197
Why would l leave? l like it here.
646
01:10:22,727 --> 01:10:28,404
That's very kind of you,
but l'll bet it's not altogether true.
647
01:10:44,647 --> 01:10:46,638
l have this gun.
648
01:10:50,447 --> 01:10:52,961
Sometimes l think about using it.
649
01:10:59,007 --> 01:11:01,282
l better go now.
650
01:11:03,607 --> 01:11:05,916
l might put bullets in it.
651
01:11:51,807 --> 01:11:57,040
''There is a justice higher than
that of man. l will be judged by him.''
652
01:11:57,127 --> 01:11:58,242
What?
653
01:11:58,327 --> 01:12:00,795
They're haulin' Misery into court.
654
01:12:01,807 --> 01:12:03,798
That's nice.
655
01:12:10,967 --> 01:12:15,324
There is a justice...
higher than that of man.
656
01:12:16,767 --> 01:12:21,158
l will be judged... by him.
657
01:15:07,367 --> 01:15:09,835
(car approaches)
658
01:15:30,807 --> 01:15:33,082
(footsteps)
659
01:15:40,007 --> 01:15:42,396
(front door opens)
660
01:16:10,527 --> 01:16:12,518
(door closes)
661
01:16:14,167 --> 01:16:16,681
(TV on)
662
01:16:34,407 --> 01:16:36,716
See you in the morning.
663
01:16:43,127 --> 01:16:45,118
(rain)
664
01:17:24,047 --> 01:17:25,924
(audience applause)
665
01:17:26,007 --> 01:17:30,125
(Liberace) l'm supposed to lead
into the finale of my show right now,...
666
01:17:30,207 --> 01:17:32,880
..but l'm having such a wonderful time...
667
01:17:32,967 --> 01:17:34,958
Paul.
668
01:17:38,527 --> 01:17:39,801
Hm?
669
01:17:40,687 --> 01:17:42,518
l know you've been out.
670
01:17:47,167 --> 01:17:48,156
What?
671
01:17:48,247 --> 01:17:50,966
You've been out of your room.
672
01:17:51,567 --> 01:17:53,398
No, l haven't.
673
01:17:53,487 --> 01:17:59,323
Paul, my little ceramic penguin
in the study always faces due south.
674
01:18:00,847 --> 01:18:03,998
l don't... l don't know
what you're talking about.
675
01:18:04,527 --> 01:18:06,563
Ceramic penguin?
676
01:18:07,527 --> 01:18:09,995
ls this what you're looking for?
677
01:18:11,967 --> 01:18:14,242
l know you've been out twice, Paul.
678
01:18:14,327 --> 01:18:20,084
At first l couldn't figure out how you did it,
but last night... l found your key.
679
01:18:22,967 --> 01:18:25,925
l know l left my scrapbook out.
680
01:18:26,007 --> 01:18:28,362
l can imagine what
you might be thinking of me.
681
01:18:28,447 --> 01:18:31,007
But you see, Paul, it's all OK.
682
01:18:31,087 --> 01:18:35,558
Last night it came so clear.
l realise you just need more time.
683
01:18:35,647 --> 01:18:38,719
Eventually you'll come to accept
the idea of being here.
684
01:18:39,647 --> 01:18:43,720
Paul, do you know about the early days
at the Kimberley diamond mines?
685
01:18:43,807 --> 01:18:47,402
Do you know what they did to
the native workers who stole diamonds?
686
01:18:47,487 --> 01:18:49,682
Don't worry. They didn't kill them.
687
01:18:49,767 --> 01:18:53,396
That would be like junking a Mercedes
just because it had a broken spring.
688
01:18:53,487 --> 01:18:56,638
No, they had to make sure
they could go on working,...
689
01:18:56,727 --> 01:18:59,685
..but they also had to make sure
they could never run away.
690
01:18:59,767 --> 01:19:02,440
The operation was called ''hobbling''.
691
01:19:11,567 --> 01:19:17,517
Annie... Whatever you're thinking
about doing, please don't do it.
692
01:19:21,807 --> 01:19:26,039
- Annie, for God's...
- Shh, darling. Trust me.
693
01:19:26,247 --> 01:19:27,236
God's sake.
694
01:19:27,327 --> 01:19:29,716
- lt's for the best.
- Annie, please.
695
01:19:29,807 --> 01:19:31,957
Agh.
696
01:19:32,767 --> 01:19:35,600
Almost done. Just one more.
697
01:19:38,487 --> 01:19:40,478
Agh.
698
01:19:44,607 --> 01:19:46,802
God, l love you.
699
01:20:11,127 --> 01:20:12,799
(tyres screech)
700
01:20:12,887 --> 01:20:14,718
(horn)
701
01:20:15,247 --> 01:20:17,602
You cockadoodie.
702
01:20:30,487 --> 01:20:32,762
- (man) Turn on this.
- (Annie) You poop.
703
01:20:47,887 --> 01:20:51,800
- Just leave it, all right?
- Oh, l like that tone.
704
01:20:51,887 --> 01:20:56,517
How many times must l tell you? l have a
system here. Where the hell is that thing?
705
01:20:56,607 --> 01:20:59,280
- What thing?
- The thing.
706
01:21:00,167 --> 01:21:03,603
- Here it is, where it's supposed to be.
- What is it?
707
01:21:04,207 --> 01:21:06,437
l'm not sure. Maybe nothin'.
708
01:21:06,527 --> 01:21:10,839
- Well, l'm glad you found it.
- There's that spice again.
709
01:22:23,087 --> 01:22:25,476
(Annie) Come on, Misie. Come on.
710
01:22:26,687 --> 01:22:29,042
Hi, punkin.
711
01:22:31,127 --> 01:22:34,597
Such a kidder. Come on, Misery.
712
01:22:37,327 --> 01:22:38,999
Come on, Misie.
713
01:22:44,127 --> 01:22:47,199
- Hey, Pete.
- Buster.
714
01:22:47,287 --> 01:22:50,836
- Answer me a couple of things.
- lf l can.
715
01:22:50,927 --> 01:22:53,236
Do you have any new
Paul Sheldon books?
716
01:22:53,327 --> 01:22:56,842
Well, we had a batch.
Sold 'em all out in three days.
717
01:22:56,927 --> 01:23:00,920
You wouldn't happen to know
if Miz Wilkes bought one, would you?
718
01:23:01,007 --> 01:23:04,556
Are you kiddin'? Every time
that fella writes a new book,...
719
01:23:04,647 --> 01:23:07,241
..she has me set aside the first copy.
720
01:23:08,407 --> 01:23:11,240
Has she been buyin' anything odd lately?
721
01:23:11,327 --> 01:23:14,717
Miz Wilkes? Same old stuff.
722
01:23:15,887 --> 01:23:18,481
Lest you call paper odd.
723
01:23:18,567 --> 01:23:22,606
- Newspaper?
- No. The typin' kind.
724
01:23:22,687 --> 01:23:25,599
Oh, that kind. Nothin' odd about that.
725
01:23:26,327 --> 01:23:29,444
- Miz Wilkes done somethin'?
- Not a thing.
726
01:23:42,167 --> 01:23:44,158
(car approaches)
727
01:24:03,087 --> 01:24:04,281
(footsteps)
728
01:24:08,247 --> 01:24:09,805
Agh.
729
01:24:27,567 --> 01:24:30,161
l don't think l'll ever understand you.
l cook your meals,...
730
01:24:30,247 --> 01:24:33,125
..l tend to you
practically 24 hours a day,...
731
01:24:33,207 --> 01:24:37,758
..and you continue to fight me. When
are we going to develop a sense of trust?
732
01:25:05,647 --> 01:25:07,160
Oh, my.
733
01:25:07,247 --> 01:25:11,206
Sorry, l didn't mean to startle you,
but you didn't give me a chance to knock.
734
01:25:11,287 --> 01:25:16,645
l guess you can tell l'm not all that used
to visitors. What can l do for you?
735
01:25:16,727 --> 01:25:20,606
Well, l was wonderin', do you happen
to know anything about Paul Sheldon?
736
01:25:21,287 --> 01:25:23,403
What do you want to know?
737
01:25:23,487 --> 01:25:25,921
Well, anything you could
tell me might help.
738
01:25:27,047 --> 01:25:29,800
Well, he was born in Worcester,
Massachusetts, 45 years ago,...
739
01:25:29,887 --> 01:25:33,197
..the only child of Franklin and
Helene Sheldon, mediocre student...
740
01:25:33,287 --> 01:25:36,165
That isn't exactly the kinda
information l'm after.
741
01:25:36,247 --> 01:25:38,807
See, he's been missin'
for some time now, and...
742
01:25:38,887 --> 01:25:41,765
l know. lt's so upsetting.
l'm his number one fan.
743
01:25:41,847 --> 01:25:44,315
l've got all his books.
Every sentence he ever put down.
744
01:25:44,407 --> 01:25:47,365
l'm so proud
of my Paul Sheldon collection.
745
01:25:49,247 --> 01:25:53,126
Well, here l am prattling on
and my manners have just flown away.
746
01:25:53,207 --> 01:25:55,277
l haven't invited you in. Please.
747
01:25:55,367 --> 01:25:57,358
Thank you.
748
01:25:57,647 --> 01:26:00,639
Of course, you must know
about that horrible accident.
749
01:26:01,047 --> 01:26:04,244
- Mind if l take a look around?
- Of course not.
750
01:26:05,127 --> 01:26:09,484
That accident almost killed me, too.
l prayed when l heard the news.
751
01:26:09,567 --> 01:26:12,877
l got down on my knees
and l begged for it not to be true.
752
01:26:12,967 --> 01:26:17,677
You're gonna laugh at what l'm about
to say, but go ahead, l don't care.
753
01:26:17,767 --> 01:26:21,726
When l was praying,
God told me to get ready.
754
01:26:21,807 --> 01:26:25,163
- Get ready for what?
- To be his replacement.
755
01:26:25,247 --> 01:26:27,807
He gave so much pleasure
to so many people...
756
01:26:27,887 --> 01:26:30,720
..and there's a shortage of pleasure
on the planet these days,...
757
01:26:30,807 --> 01:26:32,843
..in case you hadn't noticed.
758
01:26:32,927 --> 01:26:35,487
God told me,
since l was his number one fan,...
759
01:26:35,567 --> 01:26:39,003
..that l should make up new stories
as if l was Paul Sheldon.
760
01:26:39,087 --> 01:26:43,080
So l went to town, and l bought
a typewriter, and paper to type on,...
761
01:26:43,167 --> 01:26:45,556
..the same kind Paul Sheldon used.
762
01:26:45,647 --> 01:26:49,879
And l turned the guest bedroom into
a writing studio. Would you like to see it?
763
01:26:49,967 --> 01:26:52,527
- Sure.
- lt's right this way.
764
01:27:01,687 --> 01:27:06,841
l know how he wrote. The kinds of words
he used, the wonderful stories he told...
765
01:27:06,927 --> 01:27:10,283
l've spent the last four weeks
trying to write like Paul Sheldon,...
766
01:27:10,367 --> 01:27:12,119
..but l can't do it right.
767
01:27:12,207 --> 01:27:16,962
l try and l try, and l know all the words,
but it's just not the same.
768
01:27:17,047 --> 01:27:20,596
Well, maybe it takes a while
to get the hang of it.
769
01:27:20,687 --> 01:27:24,396
l could give you a coupla hundred pages
and you could tell me what you think.
770
01:27:24,487 --> 01:27:26,364
l'm not much of a critic.
771
01:27:26,447 --> 01:27:28,438
Well, l just thought...
772
01:27:28,847 --> 01:27:33,204
Oh, you'd think l'd never had a guest
before. Would you like a cup of cocoa?
773
01:27:33,287 --> 01:27:35,596
- No, really, l don't...
- lt's no trouble.
774
01:27:35,687 --> 01:27:38,042
There's some already made.
775
01:27:44,207 --> 01:27:47,563
Must get lonely,
livin' out here all by yourself.
776
01:27:49,087 --> 01:27:51,726
Well, if you can't enjoy
your own company,...
777
01:27:51,807 --> 01:27:53,923
..you're not fit company for anyone else.
778
01:27:54,007 --> 01:27:56,282
Well, you've got a point there.
779
01:28:01,367 --> 01:28:03,358
(both chuckle)
780
01:29:00,527 --> 01:29:01,516
Here you are.
781
01:29:01,607 --> 01:29:06,362
Well, thanks, Miz Wilkes, but l don't
wanna take up any more of your time.
782
01:29:07,407 --> 01:29:09,238
l best be goin'.
783
01:29:09,327 --> 01:29:12,364
But you didn't even taste your cocoa.
784
01:29:12,447 --> 01:29:16,520
l'm sure it's wonderful,
but l really should be gettin' back.
785
01:29:21,487 --> 01:29:25,036
lf you wouldn't mind, perhaps l could
pay you another visit sometime.
786
01:29:25,127 --> 01:29:28,164
l'd be delighted.
Now that you know the way.
787
01:29:37,847 --> 01:29:39,565
(clanking)
788
01:29:45,607 --> 01:29:47,598
Miz Wilkes?
789
01:29:48,327 --> 01:29:50,682
Miz Wilkes, are you all right?
790
01:29:51,407 --> 01:29:53,159
(Paul) Here.
791
01:29:53,247 --> 01:29:54,999
Here. l'm down here.
792
01:29:55,887 --> 01:29:57,878
l'm down here.
793
01:30:00,367 --> 01:30:01,959
Mr Sheldon?
794
01:30:12,127 --> 01:30:14,118
Don't feel bad, Paul.
795
01:30:14,727 --> 01:30:19,482
lt was bound to happen
sooner or later. lt's a sign.
796
01:30:21,247 --> 01:30:25,923
You see, l've known for some time
why l was chosen to save you.
797
01:30:26,007 --> 01:30:29,044
You and l were meant
to be together for ever.
798
01:30:29,127 --> 01:30:31,595
But now our time in this world must end.
799
01:30:32,687 --> 01:30:36,885
But don't worry, Paul.
l've prepared for what must be done.
800
01:30:37,967 --> 01:30:42,961
l put two bullets in my gun,
one for you and one for me.
801
01:30:44,407 --> 01:30:46,875
Oh, darling, it'll be so beautiful.
802
01:30:59,567 --> 01:31:01,956
(footsteps)
803
01:31:05,567 --> 01:31:07,717
Now don't be afraid.
804
01:31:08,807 --> 01:31:10,798
l love you.
805
01:31:13,527 --> 01:31:15,324
l love you, too.
806
01:31:18,047 --> 01:31:22,325
And you're right.
We are meant to be together.
807
01:31:23,007 --> 01:31:25,316
And l know we must die.
808
01:31:26,687 --> 01:31:30,760
But it must be... so that Misery can live.
809
01:31:32,807 --> 01:31:37,244
We have the power
to give Misery eternal life.
810
01:31:38,847 --> 01:31:41,122
We must finish the book.
811
01:31:44,127 --> 01:31:47,722
But the time is now.
Soon others will come.
812
01:31:49,447 --> 01:31:51,677
lt's almost finished.
813
01:31:52,847 --> 01:31:55,407
By dawn...
814
01:31:55,487 --> 01:32:00,117
..we'll be able to give Misery...
back to the world.
815
01:32:21,887 --> 01:32:24,242
l'll fix you something to eat.
816
01:32:40,047 --> 01:32:44,837
Oh, Paul, l'm dying. Does she
wind up with lan or Windthorne?
817
01:32:45,127 --> 01:32:49,120
You'll know very soon.
l've just started the last chapter.
818
01:32:49,807 --> 01:32:55,165
You know... when l finish...
l'd like everything to be perfect.
819
01:32:56,127 --> 01:32:58,038
l'll need three things.
820
01:32:58,127 --> 01:33:00,118
What things?
821
01:33:00,767 --> 01:33:02,917
You mean you don't know?
822
01:33:04,007 --> 01:33:06,237
l was foolin', silly.
823
01:33:06,327 --> 01:33:09,399
You need a cigarette, because
you used to smoke but quit,...
824
01:33:09,487 --> 01:33:12,718
..except when you finish a book,
and you have just one.
825
01:33:12,807 --> 01:33:19,565
And the match is to light it, and you need
one glass of champagne, Dom Perig-non.
826
01:33:20,167 --> 01:33:22,522
Dom Perig-non it is.
827
01:33:41,327 --> 01:33:43,045
Annie?
828
01:33:43,847 --> 01:33:44,962
Annie.
829
01:33:46,007 --> 01:33:47,235
Yes, Paul?
830
01:33:49,167 --> 01:33:51,158
l'm almost done.
831
01:33:51,247 --> 01:33:53,807
Oh, Paul, this is so romantic.
832
01:33:53,887 --> 01:33:57,118
lan and Windthorne duelling
for the right to Misery's hand.
833
01:33:57,207 --> 01:34:01,439
Does lan win? Oh, don't tell me...
lt's Windthorne, right?
834
01:34:01,527 --> 01:34:05,805
You'll know everything in a minute.
Get the champagne.
835
01:34:07,007 --> 01:34:09,237
Oh... Oh...
836
01:34:40,887 --> 01:34:43,196
Did l do good?
837
01:34:44,007 --> 01:34:46,237
You did perfect.
838
01:34:47,807 --> 01:34:50,037
Except for one thing.
839
01:34:50,687 --> 01:34:53,520
This time we'll need... two glasses.
840
01:34:54,887 --> 01:34:56,878
Oh, Paul.
841
01:35:30,207 --> 01:35:34,280
Remember how, all those years, nobody
knew who Misery's real father was?
842
01:35:34,367 --> 01:35:38,155
Or if they'd ever be reunited?
lt's all right here.
843
01:35:38,247 --> 01:35:41,922
Does she finally marry lan,
or will it be Windthorne?
844
01:35:42,327 --> 01:35:44,522
lt's all right here.
845
01:35:46,247 --> 01:35:48,283
Paul, you can't.
846
01:35:48,367 --> 01:35:50,756
Why not? l learned it from you.
847
01:35:52,767 --> 01:35:56,726
No, no, no. Not Misery. Not my Misery.
848
01:35:57,007 --> 01:35:59,567
No. Not my Misery.
849
01:36:11,127 --> 01:36:13,925
l'm gonna kill you, you lying cocksucker.
850
01:36:17,767 --> 01:36:19,359
Agh.
851
01:36:26,927 --> 01:36:28,121
Agh.
852
01:36:51,407 --> 01:36:54,365
Here, you want it? You want it?. Eat it.
853
01:36:54,447 --> 01:36:58,918
Eat it till you choke,
you sick, twisted fuck.
854
01:37:45,647 --> 01:37:47,638
(Annie screams)
855
01:38:47,367 --> 01:38:50,484
This is it. The very first copy.
856
01:38:50,567 --> 01:38:53,684
The word l'm getting
is the times review will be a love letter.
857
01:38:53,767 --> 01:38:55,166
That'll be a first.
858
01:38:55,247 --> 01:38:58,205
And my contacts at time and Newsweek
say they're both raves.
859
01:38:58,287 --> 01:39:01,882
And don't laugh, but l think
you've got a shot at some prizes.
860
01:39:02,247 --> 01:39:03,760
Great.
861
01:39:03,847 --> 01:39:07,556
l thought you'd be thrilled.
You're being taken seriously.
862
01:39:07,647 --> 01:39:12,084
l'm delighted the critics are liking it
and l hope the people like it, too.
863
01:39:12,167 --> 01:39:14,556
But... l wrote it for me.
864
01:39:15,327 --> 01:39:19,286
Now, don't think
l'm completely nuts, but...
865
01:39:19,367 --> 01:39:22,837
..in some way... Annie Wilkes...
866
01:39:23,967 --> 01:39:26,276
..that whole experience, uh...
867
01:39:27,207 --> 01:39:29,243
..helped me.
868
01:39:29,327 --> 01:39:31,363
Paul, since you brought her up,...
869
01:39:31,447 --> 01:39:34,757
..l have to ask this or l'll be
drummed out of the agents' union.
870
01:39:34,847 --> 01:39:38,396
How would you feel about
a non-fiction book about what went on?
871
01:39:38,487 --> 01:39:41,081
Gee, if l didn't know better
l'd think you were suggesting...
872
01:39:41,167 --> 01:39:44,637
..l dredge up the worst horror
of my life just to make a few bucks.
873
01:39:46,007 --> 01:39:47,804
l thought you were over it.
874
01:39:47,887 --> 01:39:51,084
l don't know if anyone could totally
get over something like that.
875
01:39:51,167 --> 01:39:53,158
lt's weird.
876
01:39:54,447 --> 01:39:57,086
Even though l know she's dead,...
877
01:39:57,767 --> 01:40:00,600
..l still think about her once in a while.
878
01:40:00,687 --> 01:40:04,316
Excuse me. l don't mean to bother you,
but are you Paul Sheldon?
879
01:40:04,727 --> 01:40:06,001
Yes.
880
01:40:06,087 --> 01:40:08,840
l just wanna tell you
l'm your number one fan.
881
01:40:09,727 --> 01:40:12,161
That's very sweet of you.
882
01:40:13,167 --> 01:40:17,877
(Liberace) l'll be seeing you
883
01:40:19,047 --> 01:40:23,723
ln all the old familiar places
884
01:40:25,087 --> 01:40:30,878
that this heart of mine embraces
885
01:40:31,287 --> 01:40:35,758
All day through
886
01:40:37,967 --> 01:40:43,405
ln that small caf�
887
01:40:44,247 --> 01:40:49,605
the park across the way
888
01:40:51,247 --> 01:40:55,957
the children's carousel
889
01:40:56,967 --> 01:40:59,527
the chestnut trees
890
01:41:00,047 --> 01:41:03,164
the wishing well
891
01:41:04,127 --> 01:41:08,996
l'll be seeing you
892
01:41:10,287 --> 01:41:15,486
ln every lovely summer's day
893
01:41:16,767 --> 01:41:22,125
ln everything that's light and gay
894
01:41:23,007 --> 01:41:28,525
l'll always think of you that way
895
01:41:29,527 --> 01:41:35,079
l'll find you in the morning sun
896
01:41:35,807 --> 01:41:40,403
And when the night is new
897
01:41:41,007 --> 01:41:45,523
l'll be looking at the moon
898
01:41:45,927 --> 01:41:51,559
But l'll be seeing you
899
01:41:56,927 --> 01:42:01,876
l'll be seeing you
in every lovely summer's day
900
01:42:03,447 --> 01:42:08,521
l'll be seeing you
in everything that's light and gay
901
01:42:10,127 --> 01:42:13,756
l'll always think of you that way
902
01:42:15,247 --> 01:42:20,924
l'll find you in the morning sun
903
01:42:21,767 --> 01:42:28,206
And when the night is new
904
01:42:28,887 --> 01:42:33,881
l'll be looking at the moon
905
01:42:34,727 --> 01:42:46,605
But l'll be seeing you
906
01:42:54,487 --> 01:42:58,162
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907
01:42:58,247 --> 01:43:00,238
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