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Clips from The Fly (1958)

"You understand the gravity of the crime. You say you killed him. That means..."
The Fly (1958)
"- How did you kill him? - With the hydraulic press."
The Fly (1958)
"How do you operate it?"
The Fly (1958)
"You set the stroke to maximum, that is level with the table, or zero."
The Fly (1958)
"Then you press the release button. It's the red one."
The Fly (1958)
"Why?"
The Fly (1958)
"- Coffee, Inspector? - Yes, please."
The Fly (1958)
"No, thank you."
The Fly (1958)
"But I cannot answer that question."
The Fly (1958)
"- Why did you press it twice? - Oh, it was only once."
The Fly (1958)
"The stroke count read two. A machine cannot lie."
The Fly (1958)
"Oh, yes... Yes, it was twice."
The Fly (1958)
"Why?"
The Fly (1958)
"I'll arrange for one of our nurses to take charge of her."
The Fly (1958)
"What do you think?"
The Fly (1958)
"It could have been anything, any one of a dozen ideas."
The Fly (1958)
"Well, when he'd develop something, then he would show it to me."
The Fly (1958)
"Perhaps they'd know."
The Fly (1958)
"Yes, very. We own the business jointly."
The Fly (1958)
"They had no outside interests, none, I'm sure of it."
The Fly (1958)
"That's why it doesn't make sense."
The Fly (1958)
"You're very attached to both of them, aren't you?"
The Fly (1958)
"Yes. Inspector, what does all this mean?"
The Fly (1958)
"And even that leaves several important questions unanswered."
The Fly (1958)
"Perhaps he committed suicide."
The Fly (1958)
"If he did, why does she say she killed him? And why such a clumsy method?"
The Fly (1958)
"Poor Philippe."
The Fly (1958)
"What will I tell him? How does one tell a child?"
The Fly (1958)
"Well, if I may suggest, you could look after the boy for a while."
The Fly (1958)
"There's plenty of time."
The Fly (1958)
"Did your brother ever experiment with animals?"
The Fly (1958)
"- Never. - Or insects?"
The Fly (1958)
"Insects? No."
The Fly (1958)
"They wouldn't harm anything."
The Fly (1958)
"Not even a fly."
The Fly (1958)
"Lunch, Madame."
The Fly (1958)
"Oh, I'm eating much too much. At this rate I'll gain pounds."
The Fly (1958)
"Every time I ask him, he says tomorrow."
The Fly (1958)
"He did not say, Madame."
The Fly (1958)
"What is his name? Philippe?"
The Fly (1958)
"Yes, Philippe."
The Fly (1958)
"They never tell me what they think about."
The Fly (1958)
"Go away!"
The Fly (1958)
"Leave it alone! Leave it alone!"
The Fly (1958)
"No! No!!"
The Fly (1958)
"Whatever? Now you get back into bed."
The Fly (1958)
"- Let me look at the fly! - Back into bed, Madame."
The Fly (1958)
"Come on. Come on, Madame."
The Fly (1958)
"- It's just a common housefly. - Yes."
The Fly (1958)
"Perhaps it symbolizes something deep in her subconscious, as the psychiatrist believes."
The Fly (1958)
"- Mr. Delambre, do you think she's mad? - It's obvious, isn't it?"
The Fly (1958)
"She must be mad. What about Philippe?"
The Fly (1958)
"She acts as if the boy were mine and not hers."
The Fly (1958)
"That's impossible."
The Fly (1958)
"Helene couldn't hate anyone. You must be out of your mind."
The Fly (1958)
"Me? Why should I do such a thing?"
The Fly (1958)
"What do I care about motives? Helene is in trouble and Andre's dead. It's a nightmare."
The Fly (1958)
"I have to pry into all sorts of personal things. It's... Well, it's necessary, unfortunately."
The Fly (1958)
"Thank you for coming. If there's anything I can do to help, I will."
The Fly (1958)
"Did you discover what Andre was working on?"
The Fly (1958)
"They didn't mean a thing to them."
The Fly (1958)
"I'm afraid I shall have to ask for a warrant tomorrow. The courts can decide."
The Fly (1958)
"The charge can only be murder."
The Fly (1958)
"I'm sorry for you and the boy."
The Fly (1958)
"- When's Daddy coming home? - Soon."
The Fly (1958)
"- Can I see Mummy again tomorrow? - Yes."
The Fly (1958)
"She's very sick, isn't she?"
The Fly (1958)
"Do flies live a long time?"
The Fly (1958)
"I don't know. Why?"
The Fly (1958)
"Because I saw that fly Mummy was looking for again."
The Fly (1958)
"- I didn't know she was looking for one. - Oh, yes, she was."
The Fly (1958)
"Its head is white instead of black..."
The Fly (1958)
"...and it has a funny sort of leg."
The Fly (1958)
"And then later, she wanted me to find it again."
The Fly (1958)
"She'd changed her mind. You know how women are."
The Fly (1958)
"Inspector Charas."
The Fly (1958)
"- How is she now? - Resting quietly, poor lady. But, monsieur..."
The Fly (1958)
"The inspector told me that I might speak to her for a few moments alone."
The Fly (1958)
"- He knows I'm here. - But he didn't say you were coming."
The Fly (1958)
"But he has so much on his mind. I won't be long."
The Fly (1958)
"Oh! Oh, Francois. I didn't hear you."
The Fly (1958)
"- You look tired. - Oh, it's just the office. You know."
The Fly (1958)
"- No. - Well, you have it with you."
The Fly (1958)
"Oh."
The Fly (1958)
"You know now."
The Fly (1958)
"It's locked in my desk. Now tell me what happened."
The Fly (1958)
"- No, never. Andre wouldn't want me to. - I know you're not mad. I want the truth."
The Fly (1958)
"You swear you have it?"
The Fly (1958)
"- I can't do that until I know. - Then I can't tell you anything."
The Fly (1958)
"For your own sake you've got to tell me."
The Fly (1958)
"You're all right or you... you can be all right, perhaps."
The Fly (1958)
"As soon as they examine it, they'll know."
The Fly (1958)
"Better I should be declared insane than he be the son of a woman hanged for murder."
The Fly (1958)
"If I tell you, will you tell them?"
The Fly (1958)
"I only want to help you. I can only do that through them."
The Fly (1958)
"Call Charas then. I can't tell it twice."
The Fly (1958)
"So long as you kill the fly."
The Fly (1958)
"You promise?"
The Fly (1958)
"Yes."
The Fly (1958)
"This is not a confession."
The Fly (1958)
"I simply carried out his last wish."
The Fly (1958)
"A few months ago..."
The Fly (1958)
"Who's a ticklish boy?"
The Fly (1958)
"I've got to borrow your mother for a moment. I won't be long, I promise."
The Fly (1958)
"I tell you what. Before you go to bed, I'll play with you."
The Fly (1958)
"Be gentle with her, Philippe."
The Fly (1958)
"- Now don't argue with me. Come on. - But..."
The Fly (1958)
"- A completely new line of research. - Let me guess. The permanent battery."
The Fly (1958)
"Not the portable reactor?"
The Fly (1958)
"But there must be no mention of this made to anyone."
The Fly (1958)
"- Of course. - It's much too important."
The Fly (1958)
"Helene, you're the first to see a miracle."
The Fly (1958)
"Our wedding present from my devoted and very rich Aunt Bess."
The Fly (1958)
"Mm-hm. The family heirloom."
The Fly (1958)
"Hurry. Put them on."
The Fly (1958)
"Now watch the box."
The Fly (1958)
"It's gone."
The Fly (1958)
"- It's the same one. - Mm-hm."
The Fly (1958)
"- Have you turned magician? - In a way."
The Fly (1958)
"Only atoms traveling through space at the speed of light."
The Fly (1958)
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