All language subtitles for The_Nightmare_Man_1981__part_1

For most of all rise and fall

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my gosh.

What are you doing here?

Up to now, good.

Afternoon.

Have you finished already, Mike?

I had two appointments all day.

One broken plate, one leaky filling.

It's either sudden, it's going to hit a few balls.

By yourself?

You're never alone with a golf club.

Anyway, I don't mind when I cheat.

I see you working on next season's souvenirs already.

Listen, there's more profit in these than suntan oil.

I blame the common market.

What are you charge for, piano?

Five like that, ten of the friend.

Isn't it amazing what people are buying holiday?

Can I fix you a little straightening or something?

Or something, please.

Not in working hours.

I'm not working.

No, but I am.

Zealot.

I really only dropped into asking about dinner tonight.

Tonight?

It's not Saturday.

Does Saturday have to be the only time we eat together?

The point is I have it on good authority that the hotel got a crate of fresh duckling on this morning's boat.

And Sheila Anderson was on the same boat.

Who?

The bland woman who bought Dove Cottage.

Usually it's the hotel when she's here.

I don't think she can cook.

No, it's I vaguely remember.

Orgling her for an entire evening.

I'm deeply hurt.

I was not ogling her.

I was checking up on her tarpon.

No.

Good afternoon.

May I help you?

Yes, good afternoon.

They told me at the hotel that you do maps.

I'll see you later.

Well, sort of like Patty and mine, sir.

Oh, Ordnance Survey sort of thing.

I plan to do a spot of exploring.

How about this one?

It's two inches to a mile and covers the whole island.

You see.

Yes, it looks just a job.

Is it hand drawn?

Well, was when I did it originally.

You did it yourself?

Uh-huh.

Catogliff is one of my hobbies.

Excellent.

That one's 50 pence.

So?

Thank you.

Have you just arrived?

Yes, this morning.

I found I had a few days leave.

Do you not enough to go very far?

So I thought why not far away?

Thank you.

It's a place I've always wanted to see.

Oh, I hope we'll live up to your expectations.

But why, I'm sure you will.

My name's Howard, by the way, Colonel John Howard.

Oh, Fiona Paterson.

Delighted.

Since you're obviously an authority,

are there any walks that you'd particularly recommend?

Uh, well, the cliff path across Doric is very pretty.

But don't attempt it today.

We've had a fog warning, you know.

Yes, I believe they can be pretty thick here.

I could show you exactly where we are on here, Colonel.

Yes, please do.

Your time's in that direction.

Your hotel's up there.

Hi, Carolina.

Hello, Larry.

Oh, I'm sorry.

May I interrupting?

Oh, please.

I have some more films for you to develop.

You've developed photographs, too.

Young lady of many talents.

She makes excellent slides, I can tell you.

Now you said that.

I'll probably ruin this slide.

Yeah, I hope not.

There are some shots in there that are going to raise a few eyebrows back in Toronto.

American Wigeon.

First one I've seen here.

Oh, Dr Simmons has come to Bob Doric, the walk I mentioned here.

Can't say I care for camping.

I think I've done too much of it in the Army.

The O'Medical Man.

No, no.

I'm with the Canadian Institute of Ornithology.

We're doing a long-term survey on the migratory patterns of sea birds.

Dr Simmons has his own migratory pattern.

That's for sure.

Oh, Fiona.

By the way, you don't happen to number a camera repairing a monkey or many accomplishments,

do you?

Oh, I fixed my own once or twice.

Why?

Well, mine seems to have developed a hair trigger.

The slightest touch sets it off.

I don't know whether the fault is in the flash unit or in the shutter mechanism.

I can't tell you as I'm on through an awful lot of film.

Well, that's good for business.

I'm overstocked with film.

You know, Commerce has ruined these one simple islanders.

Really?

Miss Patterson doesn't look ruined to me.

Thank you.

Have you got the camera with you?

No, I left it back in camp.

I was going to say I'll take a look at it if you like.

I'll bring it in next time.

I guess I better be going and I want to get over that headline before dark.

Keep on.

Good-bye.

I'll say I don't envy you at this time of year.

I'm very snug in my tent.

It's not an army duck out, you know.

Suppose I asked for that.

Thank you so much for your help, Miss Patterson.

A pleasure.

I expect we'll read again.

Princess, how's business?

You're back in Spagtas, how was Glasgow?

It's a good job my mommy can't hear you.

She lives in the army.

Don't need enough, surely, to the bright lights.

Far enough when you're living with your mommy.

I don't think I'd bother putting these out again.

Who's the stranger?

The last of our summer visitors.

What is your massacre?

He's an army currently.

What's the explorer of the island?

He's a massacre.

He's a massacre.

You're a holiday doesn't seem to have done your rich goods.

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'm a little bit nervous.

I'm a little bit nervous.

He's a massacre.

You're a holiday doesn't seem to have done your rich goods.

Oh, lady.

Well, that's an effect the dream is told about.

Through men at a door, glisten, window, redecorated, little room.

You're laughing.

Sounds like you can buy you for a rest.

You're not kidding.

A little dear kept me out of it from the woman I got him.

I think she saves him off all year.

I didn't know you were such a handyman that I wanted to do

three things around my house that need to be here.

Oh, really?

I could be quite interesting.

I think it'd be safer for your sass than I got.

When the eyes come.

Mmm.

Look.

he'll come back.

I'm not going to do that.

Oh, are you looking up if I'm thinking?

I'm going to get that and see you.

Thanks.

I'm going to get that.

Oh, Dr. Gertie, please.

Oh, Alan, it's John Enscape here.

Oh, listen. There's been a mother.

A woman up in Baudley Woods.

No, no, because of this damn fog,

I decided to take the body straight to the mortuary.

And, Alan, I do mean the body.

We haven't found all the pieces yet.

I'm very badly misrelated.

Okay, thanks very much.

Oh, I saw you had to take it back up there.

No, no, it's okay.

It wasn't too bad at the second time.

It was just...

just stumbling into it like that.

Aye.

Must have been a loony.

Okay.

You should spread it on that tree like a tinker's washer.

Certainly whoever killed him must have gone berserk.

Have you seen anything like this before?

I've seen a few nasty ones back in Glasgow before they exported me up here.

Especially with a knife for a hatchet, it's concerned.

They don't stop.

They seem to keep chopping.

Hacking away.

Mind you, they do tend to leave the pieces around for collection.

This one.

Bit different.

Come in.

I've got the lads doing a host of host inspectors.

I hope you've been discreet, Sergeant.

We don't want to start a panic.

Okay, see, understand that.

I'd like to stop yourself, Tom.

I want to replenish my money back, will you?

Mr. Gaffigan.

No, thanks.

In fact, if you don't need me anymore, I'd like to go.

Aye, sure.

I take a full statement in the morning.

You're quite certain.

You didn't see anybody near the links this afternoon.

No, not to sell.

Mind you, I was only there for about half an hour at the most.

Aye.

Well, thanks for all your help.

I'll be in touch.

Good night, sir.

Good night, sir.

I'll have a few talk.

Thanks.

Well, what do you think?

Which room are you?

Don't you like dentists?

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Have you any women friends staying?

Guests, anyone like that?

At this time of year, I wish I had.

We had a poor season.

No, I hear that one every year.

Are you out there?

Mr Heckathy asked me to do the hotel bar for him.

Why?

Where's Maggie?

She's not well.

Well, you're perhaps thinking something that happened to her.

I was thinking you're looking off his smart and that dress Mr Mecai.

I'm dressed, Mr. McKnight.

Get away with you, Mr. Malcolm, soon.

They have to control, object the old maps of no orkrit for amishes carved out.

Where the hell have you been?

I'm starving.

Mike, you look ghastly, what's wrong?

I love you.

What's happened?

You'll have to keep it to yourself for the moment the police don't want it now.

Please?

Oh, God.

Michael, what's wrong?

Please tell me what's wrong.

I've been to Hamish's crossharge.

The fine shall I go on further?

Over.

I'll take out their beard.

Over.

Oh, pretty, Krim.

I think it's getting worse.

Over.

You better bring him in.

We don't want to lose a car in the ditch.

Make your way over beard and cobble the golf course.

See how logins get on.

Out.

I think we're sitting out there tonight.

You mean my heart.

It's what it's paid for.

The rest of the island was affected by this fog.

All the way to the mainland.

We're just in the fringe of it here.

According to tonight's news, the paralysed from Alle Bulteauben.

Down in blast.

By what you're thinking of?

Help, Tom.

We need help badly.

I was thinking of bringing some of the boys in from the other islands.

And not a chance, I'm afraid.

Anyway, I thought you'd be enjoying all this.

Enjoying it.

If you'd never liked this island posting, I thought you'd be promoted sideways.

I'll never mind.

You might do well out of this.

It's a big one.

Aye.

Maybe.

Should we cancel dinner?

What?

Cancel if you're not feeling like it.

No, I'm all right.

Besides, I don't want to upset the hotel.

I'd starve if it wasn't for that place.

You sure?

I could make you something here if you want.

That's a nice thought.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

No, I'm sorry.

I can't find it here if you want.

That's a nice thought, but you haven't got duckling, have you?

No.

Come on, get your cat.

Well, I think you'll find she's not an islander.

What makes you see that?

Hands, man.

Soft, well manicured.

She's not been mending any fishing nets or digging potatoes.

Anything else you can tell me?

Well, I've just made a preliminary examination.

I'd say she was a fair haired woman, but five foot six.

Well, Larrish, we're around nine stone in a late 30s.

Oh, she never had any children.

What was the cause of this?

Well, I'd guess I'd blow in the head, didn't it?

Well, could you give me the idea of the time?

Gaffigan reckons he found her about three.

It was just an estimate.

But I'd say she probably died not much more than an hour

before that.

So our killer was in Bortree Woods when

Gaffigan was on the first tee.

What kind of knife was used?

You see, there are no injuries consistent with the use

of a knife and specter.

Just strength.

You mean he did all this with his bare hands?

I couldn't believe it myself at first.

But the injuries to the bones and the ligaments

are clearly caused by torsional force.

It must be as strong as a girl.

Maybe more than one person who is involved in the attack.

Oh, no, Alan, I won't have that.

No, not too raven, not as on the run together.

There's another possibility.

What's that?

You said the corpse was laid out, made me wonder

if it was some kind of a ritual.

You mean a sacrificial offering?

It's just an idea.

Might be worth keeping a knife.

Do you wish I, sir?

Please.

What were the police up to this evening?

Seemed to be all over the village.

They've been at every house asking questions.

Nobody knows what it's about.

Really?

What sort of questions were they asking?

They wanted to know if my daughter was at home,

or if I had any guests staying.

They asked Mrs. Robertson next door of the scene.

Mrs. Robertson says there's been a murder.

Well, here on the island.

She says they found a body.

Where, exactly?

Up on the golf course.

They say it's buried under the sand in one of those bunkers.

How dreadful.

Greatful.

Mind, sir, it's only the rumor that's going round.

The police haven't said a word.

Well, I suppose that's part of their procedure.

But did this rumor say whether it was a man's or a woman's body?

Mrs. Robertson just said it was a body.

Oh, it's bound to be a woman, isn't it?

It's always the woman gets killed.

How's yours?

All right.

Maybe this wasn't a good idea.

Well, Mac, it's a good idea.

Come on, drink out.

Well, hello again.

Oh, good evening.

Have you done any walking yet?

Only around the town.

You were right about the weather.

Do you think it'll live tomorrow?

Oh, it usually lasts at least two days.

Michael, this is Colonel Howard, who's staying at the hotel.

Michael Gaffigan is our local dentist.

How do you do?

How do you do?

Are you staying long?

At least two days, I gather.

Michael used to be near me.

What did you call it?

Short service, Commissioner.

No, what were you in?

Parachute regiment.

When it was over, I then came out and did my dental training.

Wise man.

Well, bon appetit.

Was it ingratiating for a Colonel, isn't he?

Oh, I don't know.

I think he's rather charming.

You could play drafts on that jacket.

Just because you're still in your gratting golfing clothes.

Just because he bought one of your maps.

You know what I'm saying?

You haven't said anything about my dress.

Well, that's because from where I'm sitting,

I can't say a great deal of it.

Do you think it's too daring?

Well, it's certainly a bit risky.

No, where the waiters' hands were shaking,

I thought you could have had second degree burns.

Oh, I thought I might need help to hold your attention.

La Fum Anderson.

It doesn't end up tonight.

It could be because of the fog.

Yes, it's a nasty walk in this weather.

All the same, I think I'll just find an escape.

You might want to check.

I'll take the back.

No one at the back.

God.

Tom, come here.

Did the murder here?

Encourried what was left of the body out into the woods?

Fresh air-famed.

I was weird.

You would come up a funny.

I'm bad check upstairs.

I wonder if he's still around.

Tom, that's no funny.

I got a box or something to put that in.

We'll need to take a bite to go, D.

Right.

Do you know what the time is?

No.

Don't care.

Nearly bit late.

Is he a play, Lee?

So?

So I ought to be going.

I'll stay here.

Is that wise?

I just want you close to me tonight.

I'll stay here.

I'll stay here.

I'll stay here.

Is that wise?

I just want you close to me tonight.

We should get married, Fiona.

Pierutan?

No, seriously.

I mean it.

We are lenders, the ones who are supposed to be old-fashioned.

There's nothing old-fashioned about marriage.

It's coming back.

So they tell me.

We don't know each other well enough.

Oh, rubbish.

We've known each other for six months.

If I do get married, Michael, I want to be absolutely certain.

And you're not certain of me.

So are you.

You don't understand.

You see, I was born here.

Until I went away to college.

I'd never known any other kind of life.

Oh, that first year in London, I thought it was wonderful.

But after three years, I couldn't wait to come home.

This is where I belong, Michael.

And I'm never going to leave.

I know that now.

I still don't understand.

What's that got to do with marriage?

You're not an islander.

You've not been here five minutes.

Next year, I'll be here.

You've not been here five minutes.

Next year or the year after you want to go back to the mainland.

Oh, for God's sake.

Why should I?

I've seen it happen.

And if that's what you wanted, Michael, I couldn't come with you.

You mean if I marry you, I married the island?

Sorry.

OK, it's a deal.

Spend a winter here before you say that.

Won't change anything.

I like the place.

What will you like being poured?

Oh, I can stand it.

Anyway, like you, I might go into the handicraft business.

How do you think teeth necklaces itself?

Hello.

Yes, yes.

Who's that?

Or just a moment, Alan.

Dr. Cowgy for you.

Hello, Alan.

Tonight.

I see.

OK, I'll be right over.

He wants me to meet him in the mortuary.

You know what worries me, Tom?

This guy's not one of our ordinary everyday psychopaths.

Like he's not sitting at home at the moment drinking cocoa.

Now this guy's totally bananas on both sides of the fence.

Like a dog with rabies.

And I've got four men to please 35 square miles.

Is he still in the island?

Nor reports of any missing boards, are they?

No.

Mrs. Anderson did a ride on Angus Duncan's boat.

He got here about 10, left in the afternoon.

Doc Govery's that reckon she was killed about two.

He could be a bit of a out with answers.

OK, I'll check with Angus and see if he took any passengers back

in the return trip.

I guess it's a loonie still on the island.

Oh, shouldn't we put out a warning?

All organs already alerted us residents of the Gulf Coast.

You'll not go far in any of that.

I base hold on to somebody's barn and out who's somewhere.

The latest forecast reckons conditions will remain settled for the next 24 hours.

When have you ever known them to get it right?

Probably remain like this for the next week.

Anyway, top priority tomorrow is a search of every body of the city.

Anyway, top priority tomorrow is a search of every barn, outhouse and empty building

within two miles of that Gulf Coast.

Daniel.

English term.

It was my day off.

Well...

You're right.

Definitely teeth, Max.

Human teeth?

It's difficult. The flesh is so swollen.

Thanks.

The marks of the lower canines and incisors are characteristic of a human bite,

but there's something weird about the upper teeth.

You ever thought so too?

That's why I wanted you to be here.

Look, I don't know much about forensic otontology,

but I'll take an impression, if you like.

Would it work?

It's worth trying.

The impression would probably push a bruised tissue back to something near the original marks.

Go ahead, my old means.

I'll get my stuff from the surgery.

Not able to reach South Cliff where Ghanath has seen still nesting last week, yes.

Third cry of being goose.

The weather again prevented observation.

November the 17th.

Weather prevented any observation today.

Nor was I able to reach the South Cliff.

Since I've reached 3 at all per hour,

I've been able to reach the South Cliff.

The weather has been very severe.

I've been able to reach the South Cliff.

The weather has been very severe.

Since I've reached 3 at all per hour last year,

I'll be able to see you.

Damn sheep.

Ah!

Oh, my God!

Ah!

Ah!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

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