:00:09
The paint shop!
It'll go up like dynamite!
:00:15
They said the fire extinguisher
you handed to Kenneth
:00:18
was filled with gasoline ...
that you killed him.
:00:22
(Man) l've got to get Fry.
:00:24
He handed me the extinguisher.
:00:25
He must have
known there was gasoline in it.
:00:27
The police!
Maybe something's happened.
:00:30
Why are you covering up Frank Fry?
:00:33
What's a man like you in this for?
:00:34
Must l remind you that you are
the fugitive from justice, and not l?
:00:41
Uncle Philip, he must
be the man they're looking for.
:00:49
My, they must be terribly in love.
:00:53
Hey, what is this? Halloween?
:00:56
- Ah, stowaways.
- Get 'em off!
:00:59
- Aw, Major, honey.
- Don't 'honey' me!
:01:03
- Hang on to your nerve.
- I've been hanging on long enough!
:01:08
You know, somehow I've suddenly
had enough of this country.
:01:12
This whole house is a hotbed
of spies and saboteurs.
:01:17
I have something to tell you.
:01:19
Something you oughta know
about this house.
:01:23
They bomb cities, sink ships,
torture and murder
:01:25
so you and your friends
can eat off of gold plate.
:01:28
(Screams) My husband! He's shot!
:01:30
l neither intend to be bombed
nor sunk, Mr Kane.
:01:34
(Alarm Ringing)
:01:36
A man like you can't last
in a country like this.
:01:38
lf you can't figure it out for yourself,
they're coming for you.
:01:41
- He's the one you're after.
- Come on, Fry!
:01:54
(Man) The script of Saboteur
was developed
:01:55
under the aegis of David O Selznick.
:01:58
And he had on it as writers,