WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:06.260 --> 00:00:07.603 Welcome to the show. 3 00:00:07.603 --> 00:00:09.158 Today, we're going to be playing two hours 4 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 5 00:00:09.158 --> 00:00:11.121 of the music with Brian Corner 6 00:00:11.121 --> 00:00:12.559 on the anniversary of his death. 7 00:00:12.559 --> 00:00:14.620 We're gonna start the show off today with the music 8 00:00:14.620 --> 00:00:17.219 from the Arthur Fisher film that never got made. 9 00:00:25.537 --> 00:00:30.537 she draws real good 10 00:00:31.945 --> 00:00:36.945 as a young Clint Eastwood 11 00:00:38.624 --> 00:00:43.624 he writes great songs 12 00:00:44.901 --> 00:00:49.901 he never sends them out 13 00:00:51.823 --> 00:00:56.823 he writes like Capote 14 00:00:58.318 --> 00:01:03.318 the words that he wrote, yeah 15 00:01:05.041 --> 00:01:10.041 photos like Cartier-Bresson 16 00:01:18.206 --> 00:01:21.604 middle of the night to say 17 00:01:24.707 --> 00:01:28.052 middle of the night to say 18 00:01:30.471 --> 00:01:33.721 - Dorothy, sweetheart, come here a sec. 19 00:01:46.826 --> 00:01:48.326 - Look over these. 20 00:01:50.496 --> 00:01:53.996 These two pictures are of the same person. 21 00:01:58.215 --> 00:01:59.838 - I can't really tell. 22 00:01:59.838 --> 00:02:02.949 It's blurry and it's of his back. 23 00:02:02.949 --> 00:02:05.331 He's got a hat and glasses in that one. 24 00:02:05.331 --> 00:02:06.610 Who is it? 25 00:02:06.610 --> 00:02:09.670 - Brian Corner. Musician from the '80s. 26 00:02:09.670 --> 00:02:11.331 - Never heard of him. 27 00:02:11.331 --> 00:02:13.556 - Well, you haven't heard of anyone. 28 00:02:13.556 --> 00:02:15.501 - That's 'cause I'm not obsessed with fame, like some. 29 00:02:15.501 --> 00:02:19.159 - I'm not obsessed with fame. It's just curious, you know. 30 00:02:19.159 --> 00:02:20.501 He fell off the face of the earth 31 00:02:20.501 --> 00:02:23.201 when he was about to hit the big time. 32 00:02:23.201 --> 00:02:24.534 Supposedly died. 33 00:02:25.539 --> 00:02:27.082 He just went missing. 34 00:02:27.082 --> 00:02:29.071 He's like a cult artist now. 35 00:02:29.071 --> 00:02:31.289 I think I heard the story. 36 00:02:31.289 --> 00:02:34.039 - He took a boat out to sea, but, 37 00:02:35.232 --> 00:02:36.649 he just was gone. 38 00:02:37.987 --> 00:02:39.654 - Hmm. Sounds fishy. 39 00:02:44.203 --> 00:02:46.579 - You know, they found a boat. 40 00:02:46.579 --> 00:02:48.041 It was not him. 41 00:02:48.041 --> 00:02:48.874 - Suicide? 42 00:02:49.759 --> 00:02:50.980 - Well, why would he do that? 43 00:02:50.980 --> 00:02:54.255 I mean, just throw himself off a bridge 44 00:02:54.255 --> 00:02:55.927 or eat cyanide or something? 45 00:02:55.927 --> 00:02:57.549 - Many people have their own reasons for doing 46 00:02:57.549 --> 00:02:59.557 what they do when they kill themselves. 47 00:02:59.557 --> 00:03:01.388 Can't always make sense of it. 48 00:03:01.388 --> 00:03:03.685 - No, it was just too easy. 49 00:03:03.685 --> 00:03:05.854 If there's no body, there's no death. 50 00:03:05.854 --> 00:03:10.166 - It's not unusual to not find a body, especially at sea. 51 00:03:10.166 --> 00:03:13.865 - Yeah, but the idea that he was suicidal, 52 00:03:13.865 --> 00:03:17.376 and a heroin addict, it's complete bollocks. 53 00:03:17.376 --> 00:03:19.615 - Was there a suicide note? 54 00:03:19.615 --> 00:03:22.308 - No, it's too obvious. 55 00:03:22.308 --> 00:03:23.558 - Or the truth? 56 00:03:24.464 --> 00:03:26.394 He woulda turned up by now if it was a hoax. 57 00:03:26.394 --> 00:03:29.770 People are always looking for a hoax or conspiracy. 58 00:03:29.770 --> 00:03:31.253 And he would've needed help. 59 00:03:31.253 --> 00:03:32.488 - Yeah, and he's had a lotta help, 60 00:03:32.488 --> 00:03:34.006 and he's got away with it for a long time. 61 00:03:34.006 --> 00:03:36.667 But I'm telling you, I'm gonna get him this time. 62 00:03:36.667 --> 00:03:38.667 David Watford's spot on. 63 00:03:39.587 --> 00:03:41.130 - So what if he is alive? 64 00:03:41.130 --> 00:03:44.463 If he wants to be dead, let him be dead. 65 00:03:47.364 --> 00:03:50.602 - If I sell these, when I sell these, 66 00:03:50.602 --> 00:03:51.769 tell you what, 67 00:03:54.028 --> 00:03:56.084 we could go anywhere in the world. 68 00:03:56.084 --> 00:03:57.721 Where'd you wanna go? 69 00:03:57.721 --> 00:04:00.063 - I'm going to the kitchen and do the dishes. 70 00:04:00.063 --> 00:04:01.230 - Oh, come on. 71 00:04:02.900 --> 00:04:04.567 Live it up. Come on. 72 00:04:14.202 --> 00:04:15.312 Apparently Nevada has more 73 00:04:15.312 --> 00:04:18.564 Brian Corner sightings than any other US state. 74 00:04:18.564 --> 00:04:20.718 I'm not sure how they measure these things. 75 00:04:20.718 --> 00:04:24.879 Sometimes I think someone's pulling my leg. 76 00:04:24.879 --> 00:04:26.319 Arthur Fisher's "Ticket to the Bridge" 77 00:04:26.319 --> 00:04:28.493 wasn't made for various reasons. 78 00:04:28.493 --> 00:04:31.119 The only thing that still exists in reality 79 00:04:31.119 --> 00:04:33.536 is Brian Corner's soundtrack. 80 00:04:54.179 --> 00:04:55.118 - Good evening, folks. 81 00:04:55.118 --> 00:04:58.398 My guest this evening is David Watford, 82 00:04:58.398 --> 00:04:59.335 who was good enough to send me 83 00:04:59.335 --> 00:05:02.354 an advance copy of his book, "Cornered." 84 00:05:02.354 --> 00:05:05.024 So let's turn to our guest this evening. 85 00:05:05.024 --> 00:05:07.249 That's a pretty big claim you're making in your book, 86 00:05:07.249 --> 00:05:09.691 which I read, and did not enjoy. 87 00:05:09.691 --> 00:05:11.927 - Really? Well, you're one of a very few. 88 00:05:11.927 --> 00:05:13.563 - Oh, well, it doesn't take away from the fact 89 00:05:13.563 --> 00:05:17.064 that Corner's is a pretty low-hanging fruit. 90 00:05:17.064 --> 00:05:18.845 - What was it that you didn't like about it? 91 00:05:18.845 --> 00:05:21.657 The premise is that Brian Corner's still alive. 92 00:05:21.657 --> 00:05:23.568 - Well, only time will tell. 93 00:05:23.568 --> 00:05:24.973 But it's been a long time. 94 00:05:24.973 --> 00:05:26.613 Are you hoping this book will prompt him 95 00:05:26.613 --> 00:05:27.594 to come out of hiding? 96 00:05:27.594 --> 00:05:29.272 - Well, maybe, but I actually think 97 00:05:29.272 --> 00:05:31.733 it will push him deeper into hiding. 98 00:05:31.733 --> 00:05:35.088 - Look, it's been 25 years since he's died. 99 00:05:35.088 --> 00:05:36.126 - Uh, disappearance. 100 00:05:36.126 --> 00:05:37.347 - OK, disappeared, if you must. 101 00:05:37.347 --> 00:05:38.766 Thank you. 102 00:05:38.766 --> 00:05:42.003 - Why not leave him alone? Why do you want to unearth him? 103 00:05:42.003 --> 00:05:43.663 - Well, 'cause there's an interest. 104 00:05:43.663 --> 00:05:46.282 - So what? Is it worthy? 105 00:05:46.282 --> 00:05:49.483 - Well, you know, I like a good story, a good mystery. 106 00:05:49.483 --> 00:05:51.862 And worthiness is relative. 107 00:05:51.862 --> 00:05:53.424 This is Brian Corner's story. 108 00:05:53.424 --> 00:05:56.186 I think he set up his disappearance. 109 00:05:56.186 --> 00:06:00.737 - So it's like a Madeleine McCann meets Harry Houdini? 110 00:06:00.737 --> 00:06:02.978 - You know, he's a complicated man. 111 00:06:02.978 --> 00:06:05.503 Maybe he can explain everything when he reappears. 112 00:06:05.503 --> 00:06:08.578 - He might've died in the 25 years that he's been hiding. 113 00:06:08.578 --> 00:06:11.657 - Yeah, that's possible, but he was very healthy. 114 00:06:11.657 --> 00:06:13.081 - Wasn't he a heroin addict? 115 00:06:13.081 --> 00:06:14.081 - Debatable. 116 00:06:15.225 --> 00:06:17.844 - What would you like to see happen 117 00:06:17.844 --> 00:06:19.523 if he comes out of hiding? 118 00:06:19.523 --> 00:06:24.098 - D'you know what, I'd like him to create another album. 119 00:06:24.098 --> 00:06:26.092 I think maybe he could've been making music 120 00:06:26.092 --> 00:06:28.350 for the whole 25 years. 121 00:06:28.350 --> 00:06:30.411 - Do you really think that's gonna happen? 122 00:06:30.411 --> 00:06:33.433 See, I'm not buying it. That's wishful thinking. 123 00:06:33.433 --> 00:06:36.371 - Well, yes, it's what I would like to see happen, 124 00:06:36.371 --> 00:06:38.633 'cause I'm a massive fan. 125 00:06:38.633 --> 00:06:40.697 - Look, he probably looks a lot different. 126 00:06:40.697 --> 00:06:41.791 He probably sounds a lot different. 127 00:06:41.791 --> 00:06:43.471 His voice has surely matured. 128 00:06:43.471 --> 00:06:46.524 He would have a completely different sound. 129 00:06:46.524 --> 00:06:49.024 - If he's reinvented himself, all the better. 130 00:06:49.024 --> 00:06:50.465 - You might not approve of what he's become. 131 00:06:50.465 --> 00:06:53.825 - You know, I'm open to change. 132 00:06:53.825 --> 00:06:56.844 - Where would he be hiding, if he's hiding? 133 00:06:56.844 --> 00:06:59.889 - He could be right under our very noses. 134 00:06:59.889 --> 00:07:03.671 Or he could be living in a log cabin somewhere. 135 00:07:03.671 --> 00:07:05.868 - My guess is that he's died, 136 00:07:05.868 --> 00:07:09.628 and you are milking the public that thrive on conspiracies. 137 00:07:09.628 --> 00:07:11.708 - Well, now, you can think what you wanna think, 138 00:07:11.708 --> 00:07:14.391 but only time can tell. 139 00:07:14.391 --> 00:07:16.308 When "Cornered" hits the shelves, 140 00:07:16.308 --> 00:07:18.049 where can the public buy it? 141 00:07:18.049 --> 00:07:21.431 - So "Cornered" hits the shelves tomorrow, 142 00:07:21.431 --> 00:07:22.361 and the public can buy it 143 00:07:22.361 --> 00:07:25.759 in any respectable bookshop and online. 144 00:07:25.759 --> 00:07:28.457 - D'you think Brian Corner will be purchasing a copy? 145 00:07:28.457 --> 00:07:30.019 If he's still around, that is? 146 00:07:30.019 --> 00:07:33.675 - Well, you know, he may be living in solitude somewhere, 147 00:07:33.675 --> 00:07:34.860 and never know that the book is there. 148 00:07:34.860 --> 00:07:37.997 But if he does know, I think he'll buy it, 149 00:07:37.997 --> 00:07:41.158 I think he'll read it, and I think he'll enjoy 150 00:07:41.158 --> 00:07:44.621 reading about the mystery that he set up. 151 00:08:37.374 --> 00:08:38.781 - I just don't like the thought of someone 152 00:08:38.781 --> 00:08:41.798 capitalizing on someone else's debt. 153 00:08:41.798 --> 00:08:43.997 It don't sit right with me, all right? 154 00:08:43.997 --> 00:08:47.382 I mean, I know all the rumors. All the conspiracy theories. 155 00:08:47.382 --> 00:08:49.782 "Oh, Brian Corner's still alive!" 156 00:08:49.782 --> 00:08:52.001 All that old bollocks. 157 00:08:52.001 --> 00:08:53.251 It's not right. 158 00:08:54.600 --> 00:08:57.100 He'd blow his bloody head off. 159 00:08:58.490 --> 00:09:01.409 - Well, you'll always get that sort of thing. 160 00:09:01.409 --> 00:09:05.530 It happened with Elvis, Michael Jackson, Cobain. 161 00:09:05.530 --> 00:09:09.792 You know, that fellow that blew his brains out. 162 00:09:09.792 --> 00:09:11.253 There will always be conspiracies. 163 00:09:11.253 --> 00:09:14.880 - Don't make it right, though, does it? 164 00:09:14.880 --> 00:09:17.213 - Don't worry about it then. 165 00:09:18.061 --> 00:09:20.733 - So I want to send a message to these people. 166 00:09:20.733 --> 00:09:22.162 Teach 'em not to spread lies. 167 00:09:22.162 --> 00:09:24.042 - How do you know it's a lie? 168 00:09:24.042 --> 00:09:25.173 Maybe it's the truth. 169 00:09:25.173 --> 00:09:26.600 - Oh, bollocks. 170 00:09:26.600 --> 00:09:29.893 He's paid people to change their stories, hasn't he? 171 00:09:29.893 --> 00:09:31.111 He's just a hack job. 172 00:09:31.111 --> 00:09:34.392 Just to sell his book and make some bloody money. 173 00:09:34.392 --> 00:09:37.493 - You can't blame people for making money. 174 00:09:37.493 --> 00:09:40.602 Are they hurting anyone by doing it? 175 00:09:40.602 --> 00:09:41.602 And besides, 176 00:09:43.431 --> 00:09:44.848 maybe it is true. 177 00:09:47.181 --> 00:09:49.600 - So you believe it then, do ya? 178 00:09:49.600 --> 00:09:52.272 - I don't know Brian Corner like you do, so. 179 00:09:52.272 --> 00:09:54.032 - Will you just listen to yourself? 180 00:09:54.032 --> 00:09:56.519 You're talking like he's still alive. 181 00:09:56.519 --> 00:09:58.930 He's dead, mate, all right, yeah? 182 00:09:58.930 --> 00:10:01.427 He died 25 years ago. 183 00:10:01.427 --> 00:10:03.211 - That's what they say. 184 00:10:03.211 --> 00:10:06.896 I'm not so sure after reading that book. 185 00:10:06.896 --> 00:10:09.811 - You're unfuckingbelievable, you know that? 186 00:10:09.811 --> 00:10:12.168 You actually believe it, don't you? 187 00:10:12.168 --> 00:10:14.749 - Listen, I don't know what I believe. 188 00:10:14.749 --> 00:10:17.448 It's just a story for me. 189 00:10:17.448 --> 00:10:19.804 I'm not invested in the man like you are, so. 190 00:10:19.804 --> 00:10:21.522 I didn't know him like you did. 191 00:10:21.522 --> 00:10:23.506 So what do you want me to believe? 192 00:10:23.506 --> 00:10:27.164 I only read the book because you gave it to me. 193 00:10:27.164 --> 00:10:30.831 - You people. You're so gullible, aren't ya? 194 00:10:32.023 --> 00:10:33.440 - Listen, listen. 195 00:10:35.799 --> 00:10:40.799 Whether you like it or not, people like good conspiracies. 196 00:10:41.276 --> 00:10:44.039 People believe Jesus Christ died on the cross 197 00:10:44.039 --> 00:10:45.639 and he came back to life. 198 00:10:45.639 --> 00:10:47.383 Why is it so hard for you to believe 199 00:10:47.383 --> 00:10:49.783 that the man faked his own death? 200 00:10:49.783 --> 00:10:53.033 - I think you need to chill out. Check. 201 00:10:57.781 --> 00:10:59.602 - I'm a realist, mate. 202 00:10:59.602 --> 00:11:02.940 I don't buy into other people's bullshit. 203 00:11:02.940 --> 00:11:05.580 - Yeah? So what are you going to do about it? 204 00:11:05.580 --> 00:11:06.903 - You'll see. 205 00:11:06.903 --> 00:11:08.738 And what is that? 206 00:11:08.738 --> 00:11:10.151 - I said 207 00:11:10.151 --> 00:11:11.068 you'll see. 208 00:11:15.733 --> 00:11:17.400 - He's a nutter, no? 209 00:11:18.882 --> 00:11:20.802 - He's going to kill someone. 210 00:11:20.802 --> 00:11:22.240 Maybe you should inform the police. 211 00:11:22.240 --> 00:11:24.121 - No, he's harmless. 212 00:11:24.121 --> 00:11:25.811 He always has a bee in his bonnet 213 00:11:25.811 --> 00:11:27.285 about one thing or another. 214 00:11:27.285 --> 00:11:28.325 We are celebrating the music 215 00:11:28.325 --> 00:11:30.165 of Brian Corner today. 216 00:11:30.165 --> 00:11:31.602 We are taking requests and playing 217 00:11:31.602 --> 00:11:34.379 the Brian Corner songs you want to hear the most. 218 00:11:34.379 --> 00:11:36.725 The hits and the obscure. 219 00:12:14.035 --> 00:12:15.035 - Brian! Hi. 220 00:12:17.496 --> 00:12:18.871 I am such a massive fan. 221 00:12:18.871 --> 00:12:21.592 I've seen you live three times. 222 00:12:23.111 --> 00:12:24.028 Are you OK? 223 00:12:26.014 --> 00:12:27.311 It's like I'm in some sort of dream. 224 00:12:27.311 --> 00:12:28.238 I was just coming over the bridge, 225 00:12:28.238 --> 00:12:32.238 and I saw you standing here, and I was like, ah! 226 00:12:33.379 --> 00:12:36.760 Oh, will you signed something for me? 227 00:12:42.558 --> 00:12:44.641 Hold on, lemme get a pen. 228 00:12:48.360 --> 00:12:50.110 Oh, my name is Chloe. 229 00:12:51.198 --> 00:12:54.281 You could just write something sweet. 230 00:13:07.617 --> 00:13:09.367 Oh my God, are you... 231 00:13:11.799 --> 00:13:14.264 Did you write me a song? 232 00:13:14.264 --> 00:13:17.154 Ah, I feel like I'm in some sort of dream. 233 00:13:17.154 --> 00:13:20.910 Oh, and thank you. Um, wait, hold on! 234 00:13:20.910 --> 00:13:21.744 That was a little snippet 235 00:13:21.744 --> 00:13:23.457 of the devil of "Chloe's Song," 236 00:13:23.457 --> 00:13:25.275 discovered among Brian's belongings 237 00:13:25.275 --> 00:13:27.457 in the loft of his family home. 238 00:13:27.457 --> 00:13:31.084 "Chloe's Song" went number nine in the charts in 1990. 239 00:13:48.377 --> 00:13:52.579 women, and he's inside 240 00:14:05.555 --> 00:14:09.519 and I used to flirt 241 00:14:15.706 --> 00:14:20.706 married in the morning 242 00:14:27.102 --> 00:14:31.522 up alone and hungover 243 00:14:31.522 --> 00:14:36.522 wearing for the groom 244 00:14:53.560 --> 00:14:55.282 - I've been thinking. 245 00:14:55.282 --> 00:14:58.723 I've been thinking about this Brian Corner fella. 246 00:14:58.723 --> 00:15:01.000 So I decided to read the book 247 00:15:01.000 --> 00:15:02.621 that sent you on this wild goose chase, 248 00:15:02.621 --> 00:15:06.125 and looked at the pictures again. 249 00:15:06.125 --> 00:15:07.208 And, well, I, 250 00:15:09.632 --> 00:15:11.222 I think you're wasting your time. 251 00:15:11.222 --> 00:15:13.031 It's not the same guy. 252 00:15:13.031 --> 00:15:16.913 - Well, I know it is, 'cause I know that walk. 253 00:15:16.913 --> 00:15:17.746 - Well, I hope it is him. 254 00:15:17.746 --> 00:15:20.053 Otherwise this escapade is gonna look a bit ridiculous 255 00:15:20.053 --> 00:15:22.314 when you find out it's not. 256 00:15:22.314 --> 00:15:24.816 - Well, it's worth taking a chance, isn't it? 257 00:15:24.816 --> 00:15:27.961 I've never been able to sell photos for this much before. 258 00:15:27.961 --> 00:15:29.642 - I think he's dead. 259 00:15:29.642 --> 00:15:31.786 And if he's not dead, then you should just leave him alone. 260 00:15:31.786 --> 00:15:34.424 You're chasing a ghost. 261 00:15:34.424 --> 00:15:35.263 - Now, how can you say that? 262 00:15:35.263 --> 00:15:37.541 You're always complaining about money. 263 00:15:37.541 --> 00:15:39.219 And a story like this comes along. 264 00:15:39.219 --> 00:15:41.139 I get a chance to do these photos. 265 00:15:41.139 --> 00:15:43.562 And you go and say something like that? 266 00:15:43.562 --> 00:15:45.599 - I'll believe it when I see it. 267 00:15:45.599 --> 00:15:46.602 - Are you gonna be so high and mighty 268 00:15:46.602 --> 00:15:49.285 when I prove to the world he's still alive? 269 00:15:49.285 --> 00:15:51.697 - And how are you gonna do that? A picture? 270 00:15:51.697 --> 00:15:55.598 - Yeah. Tells a thousand stories, doesn't it? 271 00:15:55.598 --> 00:15:56.639 - You even said yourself 272 00:15:56.639 --> 00:15:59.178 that he doesn't look like the same guy. 273 00:15:59.178 --> 00:16:01.082 He's bigger and fatter. 274 00:16:01.082 --> 00:16:02.783 And he's probably even bald 275 00:16:02.783 --> 00:16:05.439 underneath the hat that he's wearing. 276 00:16:05.439 --> 00:16:08.057 Only a true fan would recognize him. 277 00:16:08.057 --> 00:16:10.196 - Yeah, and that's to my advantage. 278 00:16:10.196 --> 00:16:14.863 You know, most people don't know these things, but I do. 279 00:16:17.295 --> 00:16:19.956 - Perhaps you simply want it to be him. 280 00:16:19.956 --> 00:16:22.292 You saw some guy in a park, 281 00:16:22.292 --> 00:16:24.150 and you believe that it's the same guy 282 00:16:24.150 --> 00:16:26.811 from a book that alleges he's still alive. 283 00:16:26.811 --> 00:16:29.209 A self-fulfilling prophecy. 284 00:16:29.209 --> 00:16:31.542 - I'm telling you, it's him. 285 00:16:57.041 --> 00:16:59.263 - That's Brian Corner, isn't it? 286 00:16:59.263 --> 00:17:01.513 That, that is Brian Corner! 287 00:17:04.037 --> 00:17:06.656 just leave it like that 288 00:17:07.489 --> 00:17:12.489 like that, leave it like that 289 00:17:13.455 --> 00:17:15.494 - Hey, Brian Corner! 290 00:17:15.494 --> 00:17:19.293 Hey, Brian Corner! Come here, come here! 291 00:17:19.293 --> 00:17:22.126 When is the next album coming out? 292 00:17:30.275 --> 00:17:31.525 - Brian, can... 293 00:17:35.075 --> 00:17:37.206 Could I have a look at, could I play your, 294 00:17:37.206 --> 00:17:38.907 could I have a look at your guitar? 295 00:17:38.907 --> 00:17:39.824 Is that OK? 296 00:17:48.969 --> 00:17:49.929 This is the guitar he played 297 00:17:49.929 --> 00:17:53.346 on the "Blank Statement" album, isn't it? 298 00:17:56.327 --> 00:17:58.077 Can I, can I play it? 299 00:18:10.049 --> 00:18:11.630 - Brian, you forgot your guitar! 300 00:18:11.630 --> 00:18:13.550 - Can't believe it. 301 00:18:13.550 --> 00:18:15.939 Brian Corner, he left his guitar for me. 302 00:18:15.939 --> 00:18:18.009 He didn't leave it for you. It's his guitar. 303 00:18:18.009 --> 00:18:20.837 - The guy's got hundreds anyway. He's loaded. 304 00:18:20.837 --> 00:18:23.378 - It's not your guitar, though. 305 00:18:23.378 --> 00:18:24.930 - That's not fair, you lanky twat. 306 00:18:24.930 --> 00:18:27.538 - He did not leave the guitar for you. 307 00:18:27.538 --> 00:18:28.867 - I called dibs on it! 308 00:18:28.867 --> 00:18:29.856 - Yeah, but that doesn't mean- - Plus, you guys 309 00:18:29.856 --> 00:18:31.970 don't even play guitar. 310 00:18:31.970 --> 00:18:33.303 - Yeah, so what? 311 00:18:34.668 --> 00:18:37.837 We'll sell it and split it three ways. 312 00:18:37.837 --> 00:18:38.846 Does that make you happy? 313 00:18:38.846 --> 00:18:39.679 - No. 314 00:18:42.126 --> 00:18:43.097 You know, I was reading somewhere. 315 00:18:43.097 --> 00:18:44.756 He was on this really long tour, 316 00:18:44.756 --> 00:18:47.756 and apparently he did so many drugs. 317 00:18:52.806 --> 00:18:53.639 - Hello. 318 00:18:55.007 --> 00:18:56.228 Hello? 319 00:18:56.228 --> 00:18:58.351 - You're a dead man walking, mate. 320 00:18:58.351 --> 00:19:02.095 - Listen, you don't scare me, whoever you are. 321 00:19:02.095 --> 00:19:03.606 - Your book's bullshit, mate. 322 00:19:03.606 --> 00:19:06.006 - Well, the sales are sky high. 323 00:19:06.006 --> 00:19:08.426 - Normally I like a good fairytale. 324 00:19:08.426 --> 00:19:11.142 - What have I written that you think is not the truth? 325 00:19:11.142 --> 00:19:13.984 The whole thing is quite dubious, don't you think? 326 00:19:13.984 --> 00:19:15.222 - No. No, I don't, actually. 327 00:19:15.222 --> 00:19:17.425 The only thing that I think is dubious 328 00:19:17.425 --> 00:19:21.121 is your piece of shit book of lies and innuendo. 329 00:19:21.121 --> 00:19:21.954 All right? 330 00:19:22.863 --> 00:19:25.276 - By the way, how'd you get this number? 331 00:19:25.276 --> 00:19:27.799 - Oh, I know everything about you, David. 332 00:19:27.799 --> 00:19:30.444 Where you live, what you like for breakfast, 333 00:19:30.444 --> 00:19:33.206 your wife's routine, your kid's routine. 334 00:19:33.206 --> 00:19:36.027 - That's a bit extreme, don't you think? 335 00:19:36.027 --> 00:19:39.526 - Look, Brian Corner was a friend of mine. All right? 336 00:19:39.526 --> 00:19:42.545 Now, he didn't ask for fame. Believe me. 337 00:19:42.545 --> 00:19:45.548 And people like you are the reason he died. 338 00:19:45.548 --> 00:19:47.062 And if you think you're gonna get away 339 00:19:47.062 --> 00:19:48.486 with your little book of bullshit, 340 00:19:48.486 --> 00:19:51.498 well, you've got another thing coming. 341 00:19:51.498 --> 00:19:55.337 - Well, if he's dead, he's dead. What do you care anyway? 342 00:19:55.337 --> 00:19:57.438 - D'you wanna know why he's family and his true friends 343 00:19:57.438 --> 00:19:59.998 wouldn't talk to you about your fucking book? 344 00:19:59.998 --> 00:20:02.874 That's because they had respect for his memory. 345 00:20:02.874 --> 00:20:05.236 Pity you and your book couldn't do the same, isn't it? 346 00:20:05.236 --> 00:20:07.876 - Hoo-hoo. I'd like to beg to differ. 347 00:20:07.876 --> 00:20:12.457 Didn't it ever occur to you that they're protecting him? 348 00:20:12.457 --> 00:20:16.180 I think I made that argument pretty strong, don't you think? 349 00:20:16.180 --> 00:20:19.654 - No. No, no, I don't think you did, and that's the problem. 350 00:20:19.654 --> 00:20:23.140 Your book's bullshit, and you're not gonna get away with it. 351 00:20:23.140 --> 00:20:25.557 Like I say, dead man walking. 352 00:21:07.377 --> 00:21:08.377 - Pizza guy. 353 00:21:22.001 --> 00:21:23.334 - Pizza guy, eh? 354 00:21:25.577 --> 00:21:27.657 You scared me for a bit. 355 00:21:27.657 --> 00:21:28.647 - You scared me. 356 00:21:28.647 --> 00:21:31.364 I didn't order pizza. 357 00:21:31.364 --> 00:21:32.447 - You didn't? 358 00:21:40.004 --> 00:21:41.254 Play us a song. 359 00:21:43.043 --> 00:21:45.820 - I suppose I won't be getting you to sing, will I? 360 00:21:45.820 --> 00:21:47.743 I would love to hear you sing. 361 00:21:47.743 --> 00:21:49.161 - No, you don't. 362 00:21:49.161 --> 00:21:51.343 - Everyone can sing 363 00:21:51.343 --> 00:21:52.260 - Nonsense. 364 00:22:02.500 --> 00:22:04.362 - I have some friends coming around 365 00:22:04.362 --> 00:22:06.740 on Friday for my birthday. 366 00:22:06.740 --> 00:22:08.980 Would you like to join us for some drinks? 367 00:22:08.980 --> 00:22:11.940 And then we'll go for dinner. 368 00:22:11.940 --> 00:22:13.357 - Friday evening? 369 00:22:16.215 --> 00:22:19.314 I don't think I can make it. 370 00:22:19.314 --> 00:22:21.559 - I keep telling everyone they need to meet you. 371 00:22:21.559 --> 00:22:25.454 They think you're a ghost. A figment of my imagination. 372 00:22:25.454 --> 00:22:28.037 You must come. No more excuses. 373 00:22:30.919 --> 00:22:31.752 - Maybe. 374 00:22:33.912 --> 00:22:35.996 - You always say maybe. 375 00:22:35.996 --> 00:22:37.433 I've never, ever spent time with you 376 00:22:37.433 --> 00:22:39.295 in the presence of anyone else. 377 00:22:39.295 --> 00:22:40.873 - That's not true. 378 00:22:40.873 --> 00:22:42.553 I met your sister. 379 00:22:42.553 --> 00:22:44.668 - But you left two minutes after she arrived, 380 00:22:44.668 --> 00:22:47.085 out of the door like a flash. 381 00:22:50.791 --> 00:22:55.335 Just because she asked you a few personal questions. 382 00:22:55.335 --> 00:22:56.918 - I don't remember. 383 00:23:00.375 --> 00:23:01.633 I don't like crowds. 384 00:23:01.633 --> 00:23:04.466 - It's hardly going to be a crowd. 385 00:23:12.113 --> 00:23:12.946 - OK. 386 00:24:15.158 --> 00:24:17.716 - Excuse me. You know where the station is? 387 00:24:17.716 --> 00:24:19.132 You know where the station is? - Excuse me? 388 00:24:19.132 --> 00:24:20.371 - I said, do you know where the... 389 00:24:20.371 --> 00:24:21.954 - Ow! Fucking hell! 390 00:24:23.118 --> 00:24:26.035 - I said you're a dead man walking. 391 00:25:09.557 --> 00:25:12.140 - Ivan. Have a look at this. 392 00:25:12.140 --> 00:25:13.418 - I'm sleeping. 393 00:25:13.418 --> 00:25:15.164 - You have to read this. No, wake up. 394 00:25:15.164 --> 00:25:16.220 - Leave me alone! 395 00:25:16.220 --> 00:25:18.041 - No, wake up! 396 00:25:18.041 --> 00:25:19.458 - No. - He did it. 397 00:25:20.479 --> 00:25:23.962 He killed the writer. It's right here on the BBC. 398 00:25:23.962 --> 00:25:25.795 He stabbed him. Nigel. 399 00:25:26.833 --> 00:25:27.666 He did it. 400 00:25:29.696 --> 00:25:31.446 - Give me that thing. 401 00:25:34.175 --> 00:25:35.842 David worked for it. 402 00:25:42.855 --> 00:25:44.557 It doesn't say anything about Nigel. 403 00:25:44.557 --> 00:25:45.415 What are you talking about? 404 00:25:45.415 --> 00:25:48.994 - He said he was going to do it. He did it. 405 00:25:48.994 --> 00:25:50.775 - It's just a coincidence. 406 00:25:50.775 --> 00:25:52.876 Also, this writer had a lot of enemies. 407 00:25:52.876 --> 00:25:55.858 - That seems a pretty big coincidence, I would say. 408 00:25:55.858 --> 00:26:00.696 - Well, according to the police report, it was a robbery. 409 00:26:00.696 --> 00:26:04.275 They stole his wallet. It was coincidence. 410 00:26:04.275 --> 00:26:06.435 - I reported him to the police. 411 00:26:06.435 --> 00:26:08.915 The blood is on our hands now. 412 00:26:08.915 --> 00:26:09.869 - It wasn't Nigel. 413 00:26:09.869 --> 00:26:11.369 - Who was it then? 414 00:26:12.263 --> 00:26:15.165 - How am I supposed to know? Let me sleep. 415 00:26:15.165 --> 00:26:18.665 - How can you sleep knowing what you know? 416 00:26:22.103 --> 00:26:23.708 I'm reporting it to the police. 417 00:26:23.708 --> 00:26:25.452 Oh, Go ahead. 418 00:26:25.452 --> 00:26:27.785 - And you're coming with me. 419 00:26:30.630 --> 00:26:34.892 - When I turned round the corner, he'd gone. 420 00:26:34.892 --> 00:26:38.172 - Maybe you imagined it all then. 421 00:26:38.172 --> 00:26:40.173 - Are you thinking I'm seeing ghosts now? 422 00:26:40.173 --> 00:26:42.387 The camera doesn't lie. 423 00:26:42.387 --> 00:26:44.893 - I'm sorry, but it's an obsession now. 424 00:26:44.893 --> 00:26:48.976 - What's wrong with obsession? It pays the bills. 425 00:26:50.791 --> 00:26:52.471 - Why don't you just go up to him and ask him, 426 00:26:52.471 --> 00:26:54.388 "Are you Brian Corner?" 427 00:26:55.314 --> 00:26:56.770 - That's a good idea. 428 00:26:56.770 --> 00:26:58.290 "Hello, Brian. 429 00:26:58.290 --> 00:27:00.024 Excuse me, do you mind if I just take your photo, 430 00:27:00.024 --> 00:27:01.826 and expose you to the world?" 431 00:27:01.826 --> 00:27:05.204 - So what you're gonna do then? 432 00:27:05.204 --> 00:27:08.647 - I don't know. 10 more photos, I suppose. 433 00:27:08.647 --> 00:27:11.389 - You better hurry up before someone beats you to it. 434 00:27:11.389 --> 00:27:12.222 Why don't you try and take one 435 00:27:12.222 --> 00:27:13.906 of his face instead of his back 436 00:27:13.906 --> 00:27:16.989 so people can actually see who it is? 437 00:27:21.586 --> 00:27:22.419 - Lovely. 438 00:27:32.029 --> 00:27:33.869 - Tonight, I'd like to welcome to the show. 439 00:27:33.869 --> 00:27:36.887 renowned criminal profiler, Jerry Stark, 440 00:27:36.887 --> 00:27:39.330 to discuss the recent spate of murders 441 00:27:39.330 --> 00:27:42.429 of journalists and media personalities. 442 00:27:42.429 --> 00:27:45.486 Obviously, this is an issue close to my heart, 443 00:27:45.486 --> 00:27:47.620 and to be pretty frank, quite frightening. 444 00:27:47.620 --> 00:27:49.758 But we'll will not run away from this issue. 445 00:27:49.758 --> 00:27:53.534 We will face this issue head-on, as we've always done. 446 00:27:53.534 --> 00:27:55.955 So Mr. Jerry Stark, what does your experience tell you 447 00:27:55.955 --> 00:28:00.275 about these murders of journalists and media personalities? 448 00:28:00.275 --> 00:28:03.016 - I don't believe it was a lone murderer. 449 00:28:03.016 --> 00:28:05.452 They're copycat killings. 450 00:28:05.452 --> 00:28:09.214 - But do you think it all started with the release 451 00:28:09.214 --> 00:28:13.828 and publication of David Watford's book on Brian Corner? 452 00:28:13.828 --> 00:28:17.831 - There has to be a catalyst and that could be the catalyst. 453 00:28:17.831 --> 00:28:19.704 But there were other suspicious deaths 454 00:28:19.704 --> 00:28:22.411 in the years previous that could indicate 455 00:28:22.411 --> 00:28:25.950 that the murders were already set in motion. 456 00:28:25.950 --> 00:28:29.793 They just picked up steam with Watford's book. 457 00:28:29.793 --> 00:28:31.435 - It's pretty frightening times. 458 00:28:31.435 --> 00:28:33.131 I've had to hire a bodyguard, 459 00:28:33.131 --> 00:28:35.515 and I don't go out the same way I used to. 460 00:28:35.515 --> 00:28:37.313 - It's not a lone killer. 461 00:28:37.313 --> 00:28:39.851 So long as you keep yourself pretty visible, 462 00:28:39.851 --> 00:28:41.894 you should be OK. 463 00:28:41.894 --> 00:28:43.449 Don't walk down any dark alleys. 464 00:28:43.449 --> 00:28:47.494 - But if it's multiple killers, copycats, as you think, 465 00:28:47.494 --> 00:28:50.193 then surely one of them is gonna wanna take the limelight 466 00:28:50.193 --> 00:28:53.537 and take a risk of getting caught, even in broad daylight. 467 00:28:53.537 --> 00:28:55.937 I'm not sure that I wanna be a victim. 468 00:28:55.937 --> 00:28:58.743 - Well, you should be careful, obviously. 469 00:28:58.743 --> 00:29:01.863 The problem is, the more you cover for the story, 470 00:29:01.863 --> 00:29:04.274 the more interest to propel a copycat 471 00:29:04.274 --> 00:29:06.798 to become part of the story. 472 00:29:06.798 --> 00:29:08.376 - Well, I'm just trying to make a living. 473 00:29:08.376 --> 00:29:11.436 I ask questions. I have no political agenda. 474 00:29:11.436 --> 00:29:13.198 - Are you sure about that? 475 00:29:13.198 --> 00:29:16.638 - Look, I have people from all political affiliations, 476 00:29:16.638 --> 00:29:17.836 all walks of life on the show. 477 00:29:17.836 --> 00:29:22.003 I'm open minded. How the hell has it come to this? 478 00:29:22.936 --> 00:29:25.814 - We live in crazy times. 479 00:29:25.814 --> 00:29:28.915 But let's not forget, the 1970s and 1980s 480 00:29:28.915 --> 00:29:32.498 were much more fruitful for serial killers. 481 00:29:33.656 --> 00:29:37.239 DNA profiling, better policing, cellphones, 482 00:29:39.313 --> 00:29:42.171 all of these things have made it much more difficult 483 00:29:42.171 --> 00:29:44.504 for serial killers to exist. 484 00:29:46.009 --> 00:29:49.009 These people are smart, intelligent. 485 00:29:52.155 --> 00:29:54.572 They have adapted their game. 486 00:29:55.611 --> 00:29:57.944 As I said, they're copycats. 487 00:30:03.874 --> 00:30:06.541 - You're a fucking idiot, Stark. 488 00:30:09.975 --> 00:30:11.371 Copycats! 489 00:30:11.371 --> 00:30:12.871 Copycats, my arse. 490 00:30:19.792 --> 00:30:20.625 Ow! Ah! 491 00:30:42.411 --> 00:30:43.411 - Who is it? 492 00:30:45.814 --> 00:30:46.647 Pizza guy? 493 00:30:48.388 --> 00:30:49.805 He's not allowed. 494 00:31:02.731 --> 00:31:04.331 I knew you wouldn't come. 495 00:31:04.331 --> 00:31:05.835 - Sorry. I was busy. 496 00:31:05.835 --> 00:31:06.668 - Liar. 497 00:31:09.123 --> 00:31:10.835 - Aren't you gonna invite me in? 498 00:31:10.835 --> 00:31:15.550 - I don't think I should after you stood me up again. 499 00:31:15.550 --> 00:31:16.383 - Sorry. 500 00:31:31.860 --> 00:31:36.860 you're rolling in clover 501 00:31:44.879 --> 00:31:46.442 - I just had friends over for lunch. 502 00:31:46.442 --> 00:31:48.616 Shame you missed them all again. 503 00:31:48.616 --> 00:31:51.783 Your timing is always impeccably poor. 504 00:31:58.202 --> 00:32:02.035 - Pure coincidence, my dear. Pure coincidence. 505 00:32:03.221 --> 00:32:04.054 - So. 506 00:32:05.385 --> 00:32:07.635 What do I owe the pleasure? 507 00:32:08.872 --> 00:32:11.388 - Well, I wanted to tell you 508 00:32:11.388 --> 00:32:15.388 that I'm gonna be going away for a little while. 509 00:32:16.733 --> 00:32:19.733 I didn't want you to worry about me. 510 00:32:22.573 --> 00:32:23.406 - Who is she? 511 00:32:23.406 --> 00:32:25.533 - Does it matter? 512 00:32:25.533 --> 00:32:26.866 - I suppose not. 513 00:32:30.105 --> 00:32:31.605 - She's my sister. 514 00:32:32.584 --> 00:32:34.528 - Your sister? 515 00:32:34.528 --> 00:32:35.528 - My sister. 516 00:32:36.584 --> 00:32:37.613 We are celebrating the music 517 00:32:37.613 --> 00:32:39.469 of Brian Corner today. 518 00:32:39.469 --> 00:32:42.312 We are taking requests and playing the Brian Corner songs 519 00:32:42.312 --> 00:32:45.875 you want to hear the most, from the hits to the obscure. 520 00:33:08.444 --> 00:33:13.444 a kid all over again 521 00:33:19.740 --> 00:33:24.740 from a book I read 522 00:33:26.039 --> 00:33:30.882 your seed in my head 523 00:33:30.882 --> 00:33:35.882 met somewhere before 524 00:34:01.157 --> 00:34:06.058 a kid all over again 525 00:34:11.072 --> 00:34:16.072 a kid all over again 526 00:34:26.685 --> 00:34:28.222 The late, great Chloe Gates 527 00:34:28.222 --> 00:34:30.624 sang on half a dozen songs with the band. 528 00:34:30.624 --> 00:34:33.684 She sang with Brian on this one, my personal favorite. 529 00:34:41.328 --> 00:34:46.328 you were lying next to me 530 00:37:11.693 --> 00:37:16.693 you were lying next to me 531 00:39:25.355 --> 00:39:26.188 - Oh, Boo! 532 00:39:45.216 --> 00:39:46.075 - Good afternoon. 533 00:39:46.075 --> 00:39:46.908 - Hey. 534 00:39:48.315 --> 00:39:49.275 How are you doing? 535 00:39:49.275 --> 00:39:51.115 - Good, thanks. What can I get you? 536 00:39:51.115 --> 00:39:54.013 - Ah, just a Coke, please. 537 00:39:54.013 --> 00:39:56.694 Any hotels around here? B&Bs or anything? 538 00:39:56.694 --> 00:39:59.531 - We have rooms upstairs. 539 00:39:59.531 --> 00:40:00.891 - Take card as well? 540 00:40:00.891 --> 00:40:01.891 - Of course. 541 00:40:06.669 --> 00:40:10.369 - Going for a walk in this town, and well, it's lovely. 542 00:40:10.369 --> 00:40:12.068 Some nice houses. 543 00:40:12.068 --> 00:40:14.228 A massive house down a private road. 544 00:40:14.228 --> 00:40:15.889 Who lives there? 545 00:40:15.889 --> 00:40:17.830 - Why do you want to know? 546 00:40:17.830 --> 00:40:19.846 - Just curious. 547 00:40:19.846 --> 00:40:21.529 - Not really for me to say. 548 00:40:21.529 --> 00:40:23.329 - Oh. No worries. 549 00:40:23.329 --> 00:40:25.785 I'm just a curious person, I guess. 550 00:40:25.785 --> 00:40:27.487 What's your name? 551 00:40:27.487 --> 00:40:28.884 - Penelope. 552 00:40:28.884 --> 00:40:29.717 - Peter. 553 00:40:30.563 --> 00:40:31.764 - Nice to meet you, Peter. 554 00:40:31.764 --> 00:40:33.764 - Nice to meet you, too. 555 00:40:44.068 --> 00:40:46.484 So what's there to do around here? 556 00:40:46.484 --> 00:40:49.488 - Well, there is always the park. 557 00:40:49.488 --> 00:40:50.525 - Park? 558 00:40:50.525 --> 00:40:52.694 - Yeah, the park. 559 00:40:52.694 --> 00:40:54.825 You look like you could use a bit of nature. 560 00:40:54.825 --> 00:40:55.696 - Is that right? 561 00:40:57.296 --> 00:40:58.256 - What are you doing tomorrow? 562 00:40:58.256 --> 00:40:59.673 - Don't know yet. 563 00:41:00.776 --> 00:41:02.077 - What about this park? 564 00:41:02.077 --> 00:41:03.410 - What about it? 565 00:41:21.017 --> 00:41:22.691 - Hey. - Hey. 566 00:42:09.462 --> 00:42:12.295 - You can answer that if you want. 567 00:42:16.747 --> 00:42:18.851 Someone special? 568 00:42:18.851 --> 00:42:20.112 - Business. 569 00:42:20.112 --> 00:42:23.269 - What exactly is your business? 570 00:42:23.269 --> 00:42:25.385 - Um, long story. 571 00:42:25.385 --> 00:42:26.661 I can tell you in the park tomorrow. 572 00:42:26.661 --> 00:42:27.494 - Ah! 573 00:42:27.494 --> 00:42:29.003 - You can help me with something. 574 00:42:29.003 --> 00:42:31.883 - Yeah, well, maybe, maybe not. 575 00:42:31.883 --> 00:42:33.830 - What have you got to lose? 576 00:42:33.830 --> 00:42:35.484 - Everything. 577 00:43:26.535 --> 00:43:27.618 - "Cornered." 578 00:43:59.852 --> 00:44:01.852 Thank you. 579 00:44:09.954 --> 00:44:11.372 - It's beautiful. 580 00:44:11.372 --> 00:44:12.955 - Yeah. I think so. 581 00:44:15.815 --> 00:44:19.932 So you were gonna tell me what you do for a living. 582 00:44:19.932 --> 00:44:20.765 - Ha, OK. 583 00:44:21.608 --> 00:44:22.594 But you can't laugh. 584 00:44:22.594 --> 00:44:25.096 - All right. Promise. 585 00:44:25.096 --> 00:44:27.832 - All right, and that as well. 586 00:44:27.832 --> 00:44:28.749 Right then. 587 00:44:30.076 --> 00:44:32.978 Ah, well, I'm a photographer. 588 00:44:32.978 --> 00:44:33.978 - Hilarious? 589 00:44:34.837 --> 00:44:37.122 - OK, well, not a photographer. A paparazzi. 590 00:44:37.122 --> 00:44:40.479 - Oh, God, paparazzi. What a shame. 591 00:44:40.479 --> 00:44:41.312 - I haven't been doing it long. 592 00:44:41.312 --> 00:44:43.835 It's just, it pays the bills, all right? 593 00:44:43.835 --> 00:44:44.998 - Is that what you're doing here? 594 00:44:44.998 --> 00:44:48.295 Did you follow someone to take their photo? 595 00:44:48.295 --> 00:44:51.112 - It's more of a personal project. Detective work. 596 00:44:51.112 --> 00:44:55.695 - Detective work? Gosh, you make it sound so glamorous. 597 00:44:58.892 --> 00:45:00.184 - I'm not sure I'm doing a very good job. 598 00:45:00.184 --> 00:45:02.561 But you might be able to help. 599 00:45:02.561 --> 00:45:03.394 - How? 600 00:45:04.819 --> 00:45:07.083 - The person I'm looking for lives nearby. 601 00:45:07.083 --> 00:45:10.631 - Hmm-mm. There isn't anyone famous around here. 602 00:45:10.631 --> 00:45:11.996 - I believe there is. 603 00:45:11.996 --> 00:45:12.829 - Who? 604 00:45:14.039 --> 00:45:16.177 - It's a guy called Brian Corner. 605 00:45:16.177 --> 00:45:20.316 A musician who disappeared around 30 years ago, in the '80s. 606 00:45:20.316 --> 00:45:24.416 Supposedly died, but I don't believe he did. 607 00:45:24.416 --> 00:45:26.117 - I don't know him. 608 00:45:26.117 --> 00:45:28.199 - Well, I can show you some photos. You can take a look. 609 00:45:28.199 --> 00:45:31.036 You see, he may have been in the pub. 610 00:45:31.036 --> 00:45:33.053 - All right, but why not just leave him alone? 611 00:45:33.053 --> 00:45:37.600 I mean, if he wants to be dead, then let him be dead. 612 00:45:37.600 --> 00:45:39.242 - But it's my job, you know. 613 00:45:39.242 --> 00:45:41.575 - It's not really an excuse. 614 00:45:44.662 --> 00:45:46.329 - Brilliant, I mean, 615 00:45:47.180 --> 00:45:51.391 I suppose I do need to focus on looking for him. 616 00:45:51.391 --> 00:45:52.860 - Sorry to have been a distraction. 617 00:45:52.860 --> 00:45:54.044 - No, it's not your fault. 618 00:45:54.044 --> 00:45:55.307 - You didn't have to come here today, you know. 619 00:45:55.307 --> 00:45:57.291 - No, I wanted to come here. 620 00:45:57.291 --> 00:46:00.513 I really wanted to come here with you, to be with you. 621 00:46:00.513 --> 00:46:02.134 I wanted to. 622 00:46:02.134 --> 00:46:04.784 But I do need to keep looking for him as well. 623 00:46:04.784 --> 00:46:07.344 - Focus on that if that's what you wanna do. 624 00:46:07.344 --> 00:46:09.339 - OK, but look, I'm gonna show you the photos. 625 00:46:09.339 --> 00:46:11.412 At least have a look. 626 00:46:11.412 --> 00:46:14.252 And you may recognize him. 627 00:46:14.252 --> 00:46:15.085 OK? - Sure. 628 00:46:16.601 --> 00:46:17.518 - Let's go. 629 00:46:23.033 --> 00:46:24.533 - Wake up! 630 00:46:24.533 --> 00:46:28.200 Look who's here! 631 00:46:32.817 --> 00:46:35.974 So to what do I owe your presence? 632 00:46:35.974 --> 00:46:40.316 - No reason. Just felt like coming for a visit. 633 00:46:40.316 --> 00:46:41.414 - Just like that? 634 00:46:41.414 --> 00:46:42.831 - Just like that. 635 00:47:24.396 --> 00:47:28.540 is anyone's guess 636 00:48:27.249 --> 00:48:30.428 - I've been tinkering with some of the old songs. 637 00:48:30.428 --> 00:48:31.511 - Oh, really? 638 00:48:33.029 --> 00:48:33.862 - Yup. 639 00:48:35.910 --> 00:48:37.548 - I'd like to have a listen. 640 00:48:37.548 --> 00:48:41.215 - Well, it could do with some of your magic. 641 00:48:43.489 --> 00:48:45.739 - Well, I'll have a listen. 642 00:48:54.780 --> 00:48:57.140 - Not doing a very good job, am I? 643 00:48:57.140 --> 00:48:57.973 - What are you talking about? 644 00:48:57.973 --> 00:48:59.679 I think you're a wonderful photographer. 645 00:48:59.679 --> 00:49:00.801 - You think so? 646 00:49:00.801 --> 00:49:03.664 - Yeah. Look, take my photograph. 647 00:49:03.664 --> 00:49:04.497 Just my eyes. 648 00:49:04.497 --> 00:49:05.584 - Mm-hmm. 649 00:49:09.699 --> 00:49:10.859 - Did you get just my eyes? 650 00:49:10.859 --> 00:49:11.867 - Yeah. Have a look. 651 00:49:11.867 --> 00:49:12.867 - Let's see. 652 00:49:13.727 --> 00:49:15.148 - Hey! 653 00:49:15.148 --> 00:49:16.468 Come back here with that. 654 00:49:16.468 --> 00:49:17.669 It's worth a lot of money. 655 00:49:17.669 --> 00:49:19.509 Who needs money? 656 00:49:19.509 --> 00:49:20.426 - Everyone. 657 00:49:23.413 --> 00:49:26.496 Come out, come out, wherever you are! 658 00:49:27.690 --> 00:49:30.773 Come out, come out, wherever you are! 659 00:49:38.729 --> 00:49:39.562 There's the thief. 660 00:49:41.150 --> 00:49:41.983 - Delete all your pictures? 661 00:49:41.983 --> 00:49:43.241 - Ah, yeah, you wouldn't dare. 662 00:49:43.241 --> 00:49:44.518 - Oh, wouldn't I? 663 00:49:44.518 --> 00:49:46.575 No. Oh! 664 00:49:46.575 --> 00:49:47.422 - Serves you right. 665 00:49:47.422 --> 00:49:50.286 Karma for taking pictures of poor, unsuspecting people. 666 00:49:50.286 --> 00:49:51.119 Is that right? 667 00:49:51.119 --> 00:49:52.564 - Yeah, yeah, there we go. 668 00:49:52.564 --> 00:49:54.609 Loving it, loving it, loving it. 669 00:49:54.609 --> 00:49:56.104 - Come now. OK, your turn now. 670 00:49:56.104 --> 00:49:57.712 Come on, give it back. - Oh God. Really? 671 00:49:57.712 --> 00:49:58.901 - Over to the professional. 672 00:49:58.901 --> 00:50:00.533 Oh, look at that. 673 00:50:00.533 --> 00:50:02.912 Done this before, haven't you, eh? 674 00:50:02.912 --> 00:50:04.032 Don't stick your tongue out at me. 675 00:50:04.032 --> 00:50:05.931 Put that away. Put that away. 676 00:50:05.931 --> 00:50:07.504 Give us a nice little smile, yeah? 677 00:50:07.504 --> 00:50:09.337 - Fine. - Look at that. 678 00:50:10.271 --> 00:50:13.257 Picture perfect. Go on then, come on. 679 00:50:13.257 --> 00:50:15.198 - All right, I fancy a pint. 680 00:50:15.198 --> 00:50:16.195 You fancy a pint, eh? 681 00:50:16.195 --> 00:50:18.078 - Enough nature for one day. 682 00:50:18.078 --> 00:50:19.404 Come on. 683 00:50:19.404 --> 00:50:24.404 you are the worst one 684 00:51:21.728 --> 00:51:23.498 - Here for the sun? 685 00:51:23.498 --> 00:51:25.248 - Ah, it's beautiful. 686 00:51:29.351 --> 00:51:31.809 - What do you think about these murders? 687 00:51:31.809 --> 00:51:34.272 I never liked that whatsit fellow myself, 688 00:51:34.272 --> 00:51:36.689 but he didn't deserve to die. 689 00:51:38.118 --> 00:51:39.701 Nor did the others. 690 00:51:42.047 --> 00:51:46.022 Anyway, they'll catch him eventually, whoever it is. 691 00:51:46.022 --> 00:51:48.561 - Could it not be a she? 692 00:51:48.561 --> 00:51:50.758 - Could be a network. 693 00:51:50.758 --> 00:51:51.591 - Nah. 694 00:51:52.758 --> 00:51:53.761 Conspiracies don't work 695 00:51:53.761 --> 00:51:57.344 when there's more than two people involved. 696 00:51:58.276 --> 00:52:00.359 - Don't worry about them. 697 00:52:02.594 --> 00:52:04.376 How are your mother and father? 698 00:52:04.376 --> 00:52:05.959 - Ah, they're fine. 699 00:52:07.635 --> 00:52:12.635 - They must wanna see you. 700 00:52:12.690 --> 00:52:15.190 - I talk to them on the phone. 701 00:52:16.050 --> 00:52:17.883 - You should go visit. 702 00:52:19.400 --> 00:52:20.233 - Yeah. 703 00:52:21.510 --> 00:52:23.317 That'd be nice. 704 00:52:25.664 --> 00:52:28.583 - Why don't you answer that? Don't mind me. 705 00:52:36.527 --> 00:52:37.360 - Hello? 706 00:52:38.263 --> 00:52:40.322 Hi, sweetheart. 707 00:52:40.322 --> 00:52:42.298 - Where are you? 708 00:52:42.298 --> 00:52:46.221 Um, not sure. Couple of hours outside of London. 709 00:52:46.221 --> 00:52:50.119 I thought he was going to this shop, but... 710 00:52:50.119 --> 00:52:52.418 - When are you back, Peter? 711 00:52:52.418 --> 00:52:54.919 I don't know. I just got here. 712 00:52:54.919 --> 00:52:57.602 - So you're just gonna keep following him around? 713 00:52:57.602 --> 00:53:01.615 Well, yeah, that's the plan. Follow him around. 714 00:53:01.615 --> 00:53:04.148 - Has he noticed that you're following him? 715 00:53:04.148 --> 00:53:07.231 No, no. I'm a professional. 716 00:53:07.231 --> 00:53:11.172 - So how long are you gonna keep following him around for? 717 00:53:11.172 --> 00:53:12.906 Why, I need more proof. 718 00:53:12.906 --> 00:53:16.139 A picture that's clearer, to be matched with an older one. 719 00:53:16.139 --> 00:53:19.181 The more photos I take, the better. 720 00:53:19.181 --> 00:53:21.103 - Why don't you take a picture of his ears? 721 00:53:21.103 --> 00:53:22.599 It's the best way to identify him. 722 00:53:22.599 --> 00:53:27.598 I watched a documentary on it. The ears don't lie. 723 00:53:27.598 --> 00:53:28.980 Oh, dammit, he's just walked by! 724 00:53:28.980 --> 00:53:30.647 I'll call you later. 725 00:53:48.938 --> 00:53:50.855 - That new credit card. 726 00:53:52.295 --> 00:53:53.941 Did you get it? - Yeah, I got it, I got it. 727 00:53:53.941 --> 00:53:55.071 Thank you. 728 00:53:55.071 --> 00:53:57.962 - Good. Speaking of cards. 729 00:53:57.962 --> 00:54:02.258 Do you ever wish you'd play your cards differently? 730 00:54:02.258 --> 00:54:03.330 - Not anymore. 731 00:54:03.330 --> 00:54:06.193 But you did at one time? 732 00:54:06.193 --> 00:54:09.136 - When I was younger, of course. Sure. 733 00:54:09.136 --> 00:54:11.360 - What do you mean? 734 00:54:11.360 --> 00:54:13.600 - You know what I mean. 735 00:54:13.600 --> 00:54:15.499 - I suppose I do. 736 00:54:15.499 --> 00:54:17.378 You know, I always used to love to play 737 00:54:17.378 --> 00:54:20.022 capture the flag when I was a kid. 738 00:54:20.022 --> 00:54:22.189 I was very good, you know. 739 00:54:23.382 --> 00:54:25.099 I knew all the best spots. 740 00:54:25.099 --> 00:54:28.995 The shady places where you could hide in the shade, 741 00:54:28.995 --> 00:54:33.162 in the shadows, so you could sneak up on somebody. 742 00:54:35.336 --> 00:54:37.393 And the guy who was guarding the opponent's flag, 743 00:54:37.393 --> 00:54:39.060 he always got itchy. 744 00:54:40.815 --> 00:54:43.871 And eventually, he would leave his post 745 00:54:43.871 --> 00:54:47.356 to find out what was happening nearer our flag. 746 00:54:47.356 --> 00:54:51.773 And I would run in, grab that flag, and away with me. 747 00:54:54.714 --> 00:54:58.796 - Capture the flag is make believe, Jack. 748 00:54:58.796 --> 00:55:01.046 Real war, life is at stake. 749 00:55:02.156 --> 00:55:06.770 - Couldn't you just let me have my moment of glory? 750 00:55:06.770 --> 00:55:09.603 - Sorry, it's a good story. Go on. 751 00:55:12.033 --> 00:55:15.253 - Tell you what. Let's continue over dinner. 752 00:55:15.253 --> 00:55:16.956 - All right. 753 00:55:16.956 --> 00:55:18.456 What's for dinner? 754 00:55:19.895 --> 00:55:21.116 Fish pie. 755 00:55:21.116 --> 00:55:22.033 - Fish pie? 756 00:55:22.913 --> 00:55:25.163 Kittycat get some fish pie? 757 00:55:32.010 --> 00:55:32.843 - Yeah. 758 00:55:54.945 --> 00:55:59.945 is I'll be all right 759 00:56:24.690 --> 00:56:28.194 some pretty tough times 760 00:56:58.690 --> 00:57:01.054 - Hey. Why don't you pick up your phone? 761 00:57:01.054 --> 00:57:04.051 I've been trying to call you for days. 762 00:57:04.051 --> 00:57:06.468 Are you all right? I hope so. 763 00:57:07.651 --> 00:57:09.630 Listen, I'm not calling to invite you 764 00:57:09.630 --> 00:57:11.033 to any more of my parties. 765 00:57:11.033 --> 00:57:14.590 You don't have to think up any more lame excuses, all right? 766 00:57:14.590 --> 00:57:16.851 I just wanted to say hi. That's all. 767 00:57:16.851 --> 00:57:20.313 I have no questions whatsoever to ask you. Nada. 768 00:57:20.313 --> 00:57:22.909 So you can put yourself at ease. 769 00:57:22.909 --> 00:57:26.574 And call me back once you get it, all right? 770 00:57:26.574 --> 00:57:30.574 It would be nice to hear your voice anyway. Bye. 771 00:57:35.374 --> 00:57:36.730 - You know, I think that was the best fish pie 772 00:57:36.730 --> 00:57:38.807 since the last time I had your fish pie. 773 00:57:38.807 --> 00:57:41.474 - Well, I'm glad you enjoyed it. 774 00:57:49.149 --> 00:57:50.923 Well, it's good to know 775 00:57:50.923 --> 00:57:54.587 I'll have such adulation after I'm dead. 776 00:57:54.587 --> 00:57:56.507 Better late than never, I suppose. 777 00:57:56.507 --> 00:57:58.310 - Truer words were never spoken. 778 00:57:58.310 --> 00:58:00.006 - Easy for you to say. 779 00:58:00.006 --> 00:58:01.947 - You will reap your rewards in heaven. 780 00:58:01.947 --> 00:58:04.030 - So you keep telling me. 781 00:58:06.067 --> 00:58:10.230 By the way, your old band mate has a new album out. 782 00:58:10.230 --> 00:58:12.081 - Yeah, I know. 783 00:58:12.081 --> 00:58:13.348 What did you think? 784 00:58:13.348 --> 00:58:14.641 - It's good. 785 00:58:14.641 --> 00:58:16.141 - It's diabolical! 786 00:58:19.067 --> 00:58:19.900 - Harsh. 787 00:58:22.630 --> 00:58:23.463 - Thanks. 788 00:58:27.867 --> 00:58:28.700 Aw. 789 00:58:29.613 --> 00:58:31.516 I barely slept. 790 00:58:31.516 --> 00:58:32.918 - Why not? 791 00:58:32.918 --> 00:58:35.617 - It's just that I'm taking photos. 792 00:58:35.617 --> 00:58:37.117 - What did you do? 793 00:58:38.054 --> 00:58:39.894 - I'm just taking some great shots. 794 00:58:39.894 --> 00:58:40.849 - You didn't. 795 00:58:40.849 --> 00:58:41.682 - Yeah. 796 00:58:43.094 --> 00:58:45.097 But he was with this, some other man. 797 00:58:45.097 --> 00:58:48.257 I don't know, his father or uncle or something like that. 798 00:58:48.257 --> 00:58:50.590 - Here, look. I'll show you. 799 00:58:54.060 --> 00:58:56.081 You recognize him now? 800 00:58:56.081 --> 00:59:00.415 - No. No, I've told you, I've never seen him before. 801 00:59:00.415 --> 00:59:03.832 - Well, what about that guy he's having dinner with? 802 00:59:03.832 --> 00:59:06.332 - Nope. Never seen him either. 803 00:59:10.260 --> 00:59:13.438 Look, what are you even gonna do with these pictures? 804 00:59:13.438 --> 00:59:14.718 - Sell 'em. 805 00:59:14.718 --> 00:59:15.551 - To who? 806 00:59:17.278 --> 00:59:20.360 - I know people who'll buy them, all right? 807 00:59:20.360 --> 00:59:23.604 That's it. My work here is done. 808 00:59:23.604 --> 00:59:25.519 It's time to party. We've got to celebrate. 809 00:59:25.519 --> 00:59:27.679 Time to go somewhere, do something. Anywhere. 810 00:59:27.679 --> 00:59:29.199 - Anywhere? - Anywhere. 811 00:59:29.199 --> 00:59:30.290 OK then. 812 00:59:30.290 --> 00:59:31.695 - Come on, lead the way. 813 00:59:31.695 --> 00:59:32.528 - All right, fine. 814 00:59:32.528 --> 00:59:34.489 - Great. I must make a call. 815 00:59:34.489 --> 00:59:37.072 I'll be back in a minute. Yeah. 816 00:59:43.857 --> 00:59:46.107 They, they're good. Mm-hmm. 817 00:59:47.174 --> 00:59:51.007 About 10 or 15. That'll be enough to cover it. 818 00:59:53.396 --> 00:59:54.229 Yeah. 819 00:59:56.176 --> 00:59:58.593 Could be worth a lot, I think 820 01:00:00.268 --> 01:00:01.564 - Look, there's no word. I do not. 821 01:00:01.564 --> 01:00:02.604 - Yeah, she's good. - She's canceled. 822 01:00:02.604 --> 01:00:04.214 - She's canceled. 823 01:00:04.214 --> 01:00:05.698 - You never feed the padded pasta. 824 01:00:08.069 --> 01:00:11.069 That was such a good point. 825 01:00:22.790 --> 01:00:23.957 - How are you? 826 01:00:28.129 --> 01:00:30.212 When are you coming back? 827 01:00:34.858 --> 01:00:38.358 I've been thinking about you a lot lately. 828 01:00:39.940 --> 01:00:41.107 In a good way. 829 01:00:42.273 --> 01:00:44.023 In an unexpected way. 830 01:00:47.839 --> 01:00:49.422 You left your book. 831 01:00:53.076 --> 01:00:55.476 I've been reading it, actually. 832 01:00:55.476 --> 01:00:56.309 I like it. 833 01:00:57.394 --> 01:00:58.727 Very mysterious. 834 01:01:03.039 --> 01:01:04.206 I believed it. 835 01:01:05.755 --> 01:01:08.088 So when are you coming back? 836 01:01:11.179 --> 01:01:12.012 Jack? 837 01:01:13.642 --> 01:01:14.642 Jack, hello? 838 01:01:25.575 --> 01:01:27.739 - Been an amazing few days with you. 839 01:01:27.739 --> 01:01:29.576 I could get used to this whole nature thing. 840 01:01:29.576 --> 01:01:30.659 - Well, good. 841 01:01:33.821 --> 01:01:37.939 - I came here to find Brian Corner, and I found you. 842 01:01:37.939 --> 01:01:39.261 That's what I call a bonus. 843 01:01:39.261 --> 01:01:44.077 - Well, what's better? Meeting me or taking his photograph? 844 01:01:44.077 --> 01:01:45.496 - Oh, that's a tricky one. 845 01:01:45.496 --> 01:01:47.661 - God, you're horrible! 846 01:01:47.661 --> 01:01:49.078 - You, obviously. 847 01:01:50.316 --> 01:01:51.149 Obviously. 848 01:01:56.040 --> 01:01:59.736 God, you know, I really, really don't wanna leave. 849 01:01:59.736 --> 01:02:02.157 But I need to get these photos back to London. 850 01:02:02.157 --> 01:02:04.375 - Leave them. They're not important. 851 01:02:04.375 --> 01:02:07.125 - You don't know how big this is. 852 01:02:11.283 --> 01:02:13.950 What's the matter? What's wrong. 853 01:02:18.563 --> 01:02:19.396 - Peter. 854 01:02:21.437 --> 01:02:25.604 Look, I don't think it's right, what you're doing? 855 01:02:26.440 --> 01:02:28.023 - What do you mean? 856 01:02:29.080 --> 01:02:32.247 - This guy. He doesn't wanna be alive. 857 01:02:33.677 --> 01:02:37.813 He doesn't wanna be known. He just wants a quiet life. 858 01:02:37.813 --> 01:02:41.416 And your photos are an intrusion into his privacy. 859 01:02:41.416 --> 01:02:42.249 I think... 860 01:02:44.317 --> 01:02:47.779 I think you should throw them away. 861 01:02:47.779 --> 01:02:49.029 - Destroy them? 862 01:02:50.965 --> 01:02:52.141 It's too late. 863 01:02:52.141 --> 01:02:53.821 The agent's got the ball rolling on it. I can't. 864 01:02:53.821 --> 01:02:56.083 - Oh, come on, Peter. You're a great photographer. 865 01:02:56.083 --> 01:02:58.723 You don't need this sleaze. It's beneath you. 866 01:02:58.723 --> 01:03:00.223 - How do you know? 867 01:03:02.685 --> 01:03:03.518 - Well, 868 01:03:04.542 --> 01:03:07.043 I know that I can't let myself fall 869 01:03:07.043 --> 01:03:09.758 for someone I can't respect. 870 01:03:09.758 --> 01:03:14.008 If you sell those photos, then I won't respect you. 871 01:03:17.081 --> 01:03:18.664 - Is that a threat? 872 01:03:19.961 --> 01:03:20.794 - No. 873 01:03:22.715 --> 01:03:24.715 No, it's just the truth. 874 01:04:24.567 --> 01:04:25.900 - There you are. 875 01:04:28.594 --> 01:04:30.333 - I missed this place. 876 01:04:30.333 --> 01:04:31.166 - Oh. 877 01:04:32.651 --> 01:04:34.397 Stay as long as you like. 878 01:04:34.397 --> 01:04:35.954 It's your place, after all. 879 01:04:35.954 --> 01:04:37.037 - It's yours. 880 01:04:37.895 --> 01:04:41.473 - Your gift to me for playing my part 881 01:04:41.473 --> 01:04:44.306 so adequately for all these years. 882 01:04:45.677 --> 01:04:49.415 To be fair, it's a very easy role to play. 883 01:04:49.415 --> 01:04:51.394 - Those are the best ones. 884 01:04:51.394 --> 01:04:54.311 - I'd rather have played your role. 885 01:04:55.575 --> 01:04:56.575 - Which one? 886 01:04:57.954 --> 01:04:58.871 - You know. 887 01:05:01.037 --> 01:05:02.855 - Well, if you wish. 888 01:05:02.855 --> 01:05:06.438 - I'm too old for that now. And so are you. 889 01:05:08.135 --> 01:05:11.500 But we might not have any choice after all 890 01:05:11.500 --> 01:05:14.257 with these recent developments. 891 01:05:14.257 --> 01:05:17.507 You're suddenly becoming popular again. 892 01:05:19.105 --> 01:05:23.188 I suppose that's the reason you've come to visit. 893 01:05:27.921 --> 01:05:29.004 - You got me. 894 01:05:30.583 --> 01:05:31.916 - There you are. 895 01:05:34.237 --> 01:05:35.402 This is one of those obscure 896 01:05:35.402 --> 01:05:37.845 Brian Corner numbers I was telling you about 897 01:05:37.845 --> 01:05:39.564 that they found in his loft. 898 01:05:39.564 --> 01:05:42.625 His mother said it was the first song he ever recorded, 899 01:05:42.625 --> 01:05:44.567 when he was 13 years old. 900 01:05:44.567 --> 01:05:45.607 - You all right, mate? 901 01:05:45.607 --> 01:05:47.367 - Uh, I'm fine. 902 01:05:47.367 --> 01:05:49.788 Lemme buy you a drink. 903 01:05:49.788 --> 01:05:52.046 - Nah. I'm all right, thanks. 904 01:05:52.046 --> 01:05:53.868 - Oh, come on. 905 01:05:53.868 --> 01:05:55.724 - Honestly, I'm all right. 906 01:05:55.724 --> 01:05:58.428 How many nights are you spending here at the hotel? 907 01:05:58.428 --> 01:06:01.970 - Yeah, I'm just going back to London tomorrow. 908 01:06:01.970 --> 01:06:04.900 It's quite a place you got here. 909 01:06:04.900 --> 01:06:07.578 Penelope was here the other day. 910 01:06:07.578 --> 01:06:12.293 - Penelope, yeah. She was working here yesterday, actually. 911 01:06:12.293 --> 01:06:14.126 - Ah, yeah. Yesterday. 912 01:06:15.679 --> 01:06:17.199 Do you know her well? 913 01:06:17.199 --> 01:06:18.699 - Nah, not really. 914 01:06:21.343 --> 01:06:22.275 - She's cool. 915 01:06:22.275 --> 01:06:25.025 - Yeah, she's all right, I guess. 916 01:06:38.002 --> 01:06:39.335 - If you say so. 917 01:06:41.217 --> 01:06:43.578 Did you two ever go out? 918 01:06:43.578 --> 01:06:46.078 - What kinda question is that? 919 01:06:49.213 --> 01:06:51.397 - I'll get over her. 920 01:06:51.397 --> 01:06:53.557 - Mate, you barely even know the girl. 921 01:06:53.557 --> 01:06:56.390 I think you're a little bit drunk. 922 01:06:58.416 --> 01:07:00.458 - We spent a lot of time together. 923 01:07:00.458 --> 01:07:01.541 - Oh, really? 924 01:07:02.437 --> 01:07:05.856 She shouldn't be spending time with the clients. 925 01:07:05.856 --> 01:07:09.354 - Well, I won't tell if you don't. 926 01:07:09.354 --> 01:07:10.187 Seriously. 927 01:07:11.178 --> 01:07:12.117 I think I love her. 928 01:07:12.117 --> 01:07:14.517 - Yeah, yeah. You said that already. 929 01:07:14.517 --> 01:07:16.593 - Well, you don't believe me. 930 01:07:16.593 --> 01:07:19.760 - Mate, I don't even know who you are. 931 01:07:21.145 --> 01:07:22.728 - What's your name? 932 01:07:23.674 --> 01:07:25.091 - Arturo Bandini. 933 01:07:28.453 --> 01:07:29.870 - Arturo Bandini. 934 01:07:33.889 --> 01:07:35.889 That's a hell of a name. 935 01:07:37.317 --> 01:07:39.114 Brian, if you're out there, 936 01:07:39.114 --> 01:07:42.213 as the late David Watford so steadfastly claimed, 937 01:07:42.213 --> 01:07:43.772 I hope you're well. 938 01:07:43.772 --> 01:07:47.013 But I think that's just wishful thinking. 939 01:08:22.053 --> 01:08:24.220 - What are you doing here? 940 01:08:26.597 --> 01:08:28.014 - I'm a bit lost. 941 01:08:28.968 --> 01:08:32.610 - Maybe you need to find your way out of here then. 942 01:08:32.610 --> 01:08:33.610 - Good idea. 943 01:08:36.437 --> 01:08:37.597 Can I get the camera, please? 944 01:08:37.597 --> 01:08:38.430 - Fast. 945 01:08:41.997 --> 01:08:42.830 Faster. 946 01:08:54.008 --> 01:08:55.696 Leave the cat alone. 947 01:08:55.696 --> 01:08:57.914 Leave the cat alone. 948 01:08:57.914 --> 01:08:58.747 Take your hat. 949 01:08:58.747 --> 01:09:00.114 - Ah, yeah. Thanks. 950 01:09:00.114 --> 01:09:03.394 - Don't wanna see you here again. 951 01:09:03.394 --> 01:09:04.227 Go. - Yeah. 952 01:09:54.377 --> 01:09:57.774 and I call to the moon 953 01:10:11.454 --> 01:10:12.454 - What's up. 954 01:10:14.116 --> 01:10:15.817 - I need to be leaving. 955 01:10:15.817 --> 01:10:17.317 - I half expected. 956 01:10:18.697 --> 01:10:20.035 You haven't even had a chance to listen 957 01:10:20.035 --> 01:10:22.057 to what I've done with the songs. 958 01:10:22.057 --> 01:10:23.956 - I'm sure they're amazing. 959 01:10:23.956 --> 01:10:25.433 - When are you leaving? 960 01:10:25.433 --> 01:10:26.766 - Today. - Today? 961 01:10:28.274 --> 01:10:30.153 I was hoping you'd be able to add 962 01:10:30.153 --> 01:10:32.436 some of your magic to them. 963 01:10:32.436 --> 01:10:33.673 - Next time. 964 01:10:33.673 --> 01:10:35.390 - And when will that be? 965 01:10:35.390 --> 01:10:36.890 Another two years? 966 01:10:38.356 --> 01:10:40.254 - I hope not. 967 01:10:40.254 --> 01:10:41.087 - Me too. 968 01:10:42.537 --> 01:10:44.494 It's been great to see you. 969 01:10:44.494 --> 01:10:45.327 - You too. 970 01:10:46.494 --> 01:10:51.257 - Come again any time. It's your place, after all. 971 01:10:51.257 --> 01:10:54.007 - No, it's yours. It's your place 972 01:11:15.177 --> 01:11:16.788 - Peter. 973 01:11:16.788 --> 01:11:18.228 - Hmm? 974 01:11:18.228 --> 01:11:19.061 Hey. 975 01:11:20.426 --> 01:11:22.388 - You look awful. 976 01:11:22.388 --> 01:11:24.055 - Thanks. I feel it. 977 01:11:25.487 --> 01:11:28.671 - Did you sleep here last night? 978 01:11:28.671 --> 01:11:29.671 - I saw him. 979 01:11:30.602 --> 01:11:33.626 I got hammered over at the pub. 980 01:11:33.626 --> 01:11:36.153 That's where he's staying. 981 01:11:36.153 --> 01:11:38.804 I passed out in the garden. 982 01:11:38.804 --> 01:11:41.172 When I woke up, he was looking over me, 983 01:11:41.172 --> 01:11:43.550 holding a candlestick. 984 01:11:43.550 --> 01:11:45.892 Chased me off the property. 985 01:11:45.892 --> 01:11:48.309 - Jesus. Peter, you're crazy. 986 01:11:49.689 --> 01:11:51.189 - Crazy about you. 987 01:11:53.631 --> 01:11:55.714 I deleted all the photos. 988 01:11:57.365 --> 01:12:00.009 I'm not doing this anymore. 989 01:12:00.009 --> 01:12:04.592 I wanna take pictures of trees and greenery and nature. 990 01:12:06.089 --> 01:12:08.772 And you, if you'll let me. 991 01:12:08.772 --> 01:12:11.330 I'm done with this game. 992 01:12:11.330 --> 01:12:15.172 - Yeah, well, glad as I am to hear that, 993 01:12:15.172 --> 01:12:18.506 you shouldn't do it just because I tell you. 994 01:12:18.506 --> 01:12:19.339 - Look. 995 01:12:21.023 --> 01:12:23.356 It's my decision, obviously. 996 01:12:24.505 --> 01:12:27.305 But you've influenced that as well. 997 01:12:27.305 --> 01:12:32.148 You were right. If he wants to be dead, let him be dead. 998 01:12:32.148 --> 01:12:35.815 It's not right for me to unearth him, right? 999 01:12:38.344 --> 01:12:39.725 - Coffee? 1000 01:12:39.725 --> 01:12:42.142 - Yeah. Make it a strong one. 1001 01:12:56.865 --> 01:12:58.758 - Why is his phone- 1002 01:12:58.758 --> 01:13:00.508 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. 1003 01:13:02.135 --> 01:13:02.968 Jack? Hi. 1004 01:13:05.196 --> 01:13:07.014 I'm good. Can you hear me now? 1005 01:13:07.014 --> 01:13:08.999 I've been calling you forever. 1006 01:13:08.999 --> 01:13:10.700 What's up with your phone? Yeah. 1007 01:13:10.700 --> 01:13:12.833 Ah, it's good, it's good, it's good, it's good. 1008 01:13:12.833 --> 01:13:14.138 - Where are you? - I'm in Brighton. 1009 01:13:14.138 --> 01:13:15.160 I'm in Brighton. 1010 01:13:15.160 --> 01:13:17.869 - That's like miles away. We're gonna miss the plane. 1011 01:13:17.869 --> 01:13:20.720 Nah, we got plenty of time. 1012 01:13:20.720 --> 01:13:22.320 They'll wait for us. 1013 01:13:22.320 --> 01:13:23.840 - Can you hear me now? 1014 01:13:23.840 --> 01:13:24.757 What? 1015 01:13:24.757 --> 01:13:25.828 You're breaking up on me. - Hello? 1016 01:13:25.828 --> 01:13:27.137 - I can't hear ya. 1017 01:13:27.137 --> 01:13:28.054 - Oh, Jack! 1018 01:13:32.668 --> 01:13:33.501 Really? 1019 01:14:04.157 --> 01:14:06.132 What are you doing? 1020 01:14:06.132 --> 01:14:07.671 Sorry, sorry, sorry. 1021 01:14:07.671 --> 01:14:08.504 - Come on. 1022 01:14:09.516 --> 01:14:10.349 Hi. - Hi. 1023 01:14:12.934 --> 01:14:13.777 - How are you? 1024 01:14:18.973 --> 01:14:20.050 - Hi, Dad. 1025 01:14:20.050 --> 01:14:20.913 Hello, my darling. 1026 01:14:20.913 --> 01:14:22.470 - Yeah. - So? 1027 01:14:22.470 --> 01:14:23.750 - Yeah, I fixed it. 1028 01:14:23.750 --> 01:14:26.926 Penelope, you're a star. 1029 01:14:26.926 --> 01:14:28.798 - Dave. Yeah, I got something for you. 1030 01:14:28.798 --> 01:14:31.662 Or something for us, actually. It's a big, big story. 1031 01:14:31.662 --> 01:14:34.242 But I need to remain in the shadows. 1032 01:14:34.242 --> 01:14:37.282 I found Brian Corner. The Brian Corner. 1033 01:14:37.282 --> 01:14:39.637 I've got plenty of evidence. 1034 01:14:39.637 --> 01:14:41.459 And he's alive and well. 1035 01:14:41.459 --> 01:14:43.215 But here's the hitch. 1036 01:14:43.215 --> 01:14:46.520 I can't take credit for any of the photos, or be involved. 1037 01:14:46.520 --> 01:14:48.584 I need you to do that. 1038 01:14:48.584 --> 01:14:51.102 If I tell you why, I'll have to kill you. 1039 01:14:51.102 --> 01:14:54.435 I'll be back in London tomorrow. See ya. 1040 01:15:03.599 --> 01:15:06.422 - I've been calling you forever. What's up with your phone? 1041 01:15:07.769 --> 01:15:10.665 - Oh. So where did you call me from? 1042 01:15:12.667 --> 01:15:15.611 - Ah. Does this thing even work? 1043 01:15:15.611 --> 01:15:16.944 - Apparently so. 1044 01:15:20.967 --> 01:15:24.347 - I was beginning to think you wouldn't come. 1045 01:15:24.347 --> 01:15:27.264 - I wouldn't miss it for the world. 1046 01:15:28.544 --> 01:15:32.208 - So I was thinking before you came. 1047 01:15:32.208 --> 01:15:33.611 I don't know what to call you. 1048 01:15:33.611 --> 01:15:35.632 I mean, Jack isn't really your name. 1049 01:15:35.632 --> 01:15:39.167 That's what I've been calling you. 1050 01:15:39.167 --> 01:15:40.917 Can I call you Brian? 1051 01:15:42.164 --> 01:15:43.581 I'd prefer Brian. 1052 01:15:44.586 --> 01:15:46.003 I'll be discreet. 1053 01:15:47.044 --> 01:15:50.004 - I'd rather you didn't mention his name. 1054 01:15:50.004 --> 01:15:51.423 - It is who you are. 1055 01:15:51.423 --> 01:15:52.440 - Not anymore. 1056 01:15:52.440 --> 01:15:55.122 - How am I supposed to introduce you to friends and family? 1057 01:15:55.122 --> 01:15:56.502 - Jack. - Jack? 1058 01:15:56.502 --> 01:15:57.335 - Jack. 1059 01:16:00.061 --> 01:16:02.722 - I guess it makes sense. 1060 01:16:02.722 --> 01:16:06.840 But why Jack? Why did you choose to call yourself Jack? 1061 01:16:06.840 --> 01:16:09.058 - Jack is a very good friend of mine. 1062 01:16:09.058 --> 01:16:11.141 He's my partner in crime. 1063 01:16:12.200 --> 01:16:15.080 I use his identity to make things easier. 1064 01:16:15.080 --> 01:16:17.080 You'll meet him someday. 1065 01:16:22.040 --> 01:16:24.701 - I see. Where is Jack? 1066 01:16:24.701 --> 01:16:27.136 - Sussex. I was just visiting him. 1067 01:16:27.136 --> 01:16:30.636 - I thought you were visiting your sister. 1068 01:16:32.141 --> 01:16:33.519 - I lied. 1069 01:16:33.519 --> 01:16:35.581 - Why did you lie again? 1070 01:16:35.581 --> 01:16:37.538 - Because if I told you the truth, 1071 01:16:37.538 --> 01:16:39.394 then I would've had to tell you the whole truth, 1072 01:16:39.394 --> 01:16:42.514 and you wouldn't have believed me anyway. 1073 01:16:42.514 --> 01:16:45.931 I figured I'd spare us both a long story. 1074 01:16:49.396 --> 01:16:50.498 - I usually don't like liars, 1075 01:16:50.498 --> 01:16:54.248 but I guess in this case I can understand it. 1076 01:16:56.397 --> 01:16:59.196 - I thought you'd understand. 1077 01:16:59.196 --> 01:17:02.578 - Anyway, we better hurry up. We're gonna miss the plane. 1078 01:17:02.578 --> 01:17:04.503 - Don't I have time to get a pint? 1079 01:17:04.503 --> 01:17:05.753 - No. Let's go. 1080 01:17:10.802 --> 01:17:11.969 - Hi, my love. 1081 01:17:15.223 --> 01:17:16.730 Uh. 1082 01:17:16.730 --> 01:17:17.964 Huh. 1083 01:17:17.964 --> 01:17:20.631 A light sleeper all of a sudden? 1084 01:17:24.524 --> 01:17:26.503 You can't fool me. 1085 01:17:26.503 --> 01:17:27.336 Wake up. 1086 01:17:28.335 --> 01:17:30.002 - Oh! Don't do that! 1087 01:17:30.838 --> 01:17:33.158 Get your stuff and get out. 1088 01:17:33.158 --> 01:17:33.991 - What? 1089 01:17:35.233 --> 01:17:37.532 - Get out. I'm serious. 1090 01:17:37.532 --> 01:17:39.476 - I've got some incredible news for us. 1091 01:17:39.476 --> 01:17:42.561 - Oh God, what now? I can't wait. 1092 01:17:42.561 --> 01:17:45.075 - We're rich. We're rich, we're rich. 1093 01:17:45.075 --> 01:17:47.673 I found him. I got closeup photos of him. 1094 01:17:47.673 --> 01:17:50.612 I even met him in person. It's definitely him. 1095 01:17:50.612 --> 01:17:52.473 - Can you mention that man's name again? 1096 01:17:52.473 --> 01:17:54.249 - It's just one more day, tomorrow. 1097 01:17:54.249 --> 01:17:55.929 - I'm going meeting Andrew in town. 1098 01:17:55.929 --> 01:17:57.428 He's gonna give me a little advance. 1099 01:17:57.428 --> 01:17:59.744 He thinks I should sell each photo to the highest bidder. 1100 01:17:59.744 --> 01:18:02.506 It's exciting stuff. Hey? 1101 01:18:02.506 --> 01:18:03.339 Let me take you for lunch. 1102 01:18:03.339 --> 01:18:05.679 You can go anywhere you wanna go. You name it. 1103 01:18:05.679 --> 01:18:09.077 Hmm? You name it, we'll go there. 1104 01:18:09.077 --> 01:18:12.454 - Well, even if it is true, that's a big if, 1105 01:18:12.454 --> 01:18:15.278 it doesn't change anything. 1106 01:18:15.278 --> 01:18:16.918 - It's definite. 1107 01:18:16.918 --> 01:18:19.840 It's definite, and it changes everything. 1108 01:18:19.840 --> 01:18:20.921 - There's always something with you. 1109 01:18:20.921 --> 01:18:23.285 I've heard it all before. 1110 01:18:23.285 --> 01:18:26.282 What are you talking about? 1111 01:18:26.282 --> 01:18:28.250 - OK, let me see the photos. 1112 01:18:28.250 --> 01:18:29.472 Might be better than the ones you took 1113 01:18:29.472 --> 01:18:30.904 of the back of his head. 1114 01:18:30.904 --> 01:18:33.987 - Yeah, OK, well, I'll just upload them to the computer, OK? 1115 01:18:33.987 --> 01:18:35.987 I need to delete a couple of them. 1116 01:18:35.987 --> 01:18:37.987 - Why do you need to delete them? 1117 01:18:37.987 --> 01:18:39.578 Have you got something to hide? 1118 01:18:39.578 --> 01:18:42.820 Is that why you didn't pick up your phone for days on end? 1119 01:18:42.820 --> 01:18:45.396 - I was on a stakeout. 1120 01:18:45.396 --> 01:18:48.122 That's why I had my phone off. 1121 01:18:48.122 --> 01:18:49.562 - No, it wasn't. It rang. 1122 01:18:49.562 --> 01:18:52.223 - I thought you didn't wanna talk about him anymore. 1123 01:18:52.223 --> 01:18:54.084 - Show me the photos. 1124 01:18:54.084 --> 01:18:56.260 - All right, just give me a chance to back it up on my. 1125 01:18:56.260 --> 01:18:58.785 Hey, hey, give it, give it to me. 1126 01:18:58.785 --> 01:18:59.673 Give 'em here. Give it here. 1127 01:18:59.673 --> 01:19:01.976 - No, if you haven't got anything to hide, 1128 01:19:01.976 --> 01:19:03.893 I wanna see the photos. 1129 01:19:05.176 --> 01:19:07.094 - Look, it's just, I wanted to delete a few, 1130 01:19:07.094 --> 01:19:09.437 'cause I wanted you to see the best ones, OK? 1131 01:19:09.437 --> 01:19:10.994 You know, you're always so critical of what I do. 1132 01:19:10.994 --> 01:19:12.354 I don't like it. 1133 01:19:12.354 --> 01:19:14.104 - Really? Is that so? 1134 01:19:15.096 --> 01:19:15.929 - Yeah. 1135 01:19:17.993 --> 01:19:19.960 - I wanna see the photos. 1136 01:19:19.960 --> 01:19:22.900 I won't be so overly judgmental if they're so good. 1137 01:19:22.900 --> 01:19:24.983 - Listen. - I'm listening. 1138 01:19:26.193 --> 01:19:28.943 - I met someone when I was there. 1139 01:19:32.534 --> 01:19:33.367 - Who? 1140 01:19:34.555 --> 01:19:37.747 - Just a woman. Just to help me find Brian Corner. 1141 01:19:37.747 --> 01:19:42.568 She stayed in a place just round the corner from him. 1142 01:19:42.568 --> 01:19:45.229 We went to a park, a graveyard. I got a few photos of her. 1143 01:19:45.229 --> 01:19:48.845 I just didn't want you to see them and think anything of it. 1144 01:19:48.845 --> 01:19:51.565 - Really? And what kind of photos? 1145 01:19:51.565 --> 01:19:53.585 - Just in a park, a graveyard, 1146 01:19:53.585 --> 01:19:55.725 and a couple at her house, that's all. 1147 01:19:55.725 --> 01:19:57.725 - A couple at her house? 1148 01:20:00.445 --> 01:20:03.149 How serious was this relationship? 1149 01:20:03.149 --> 01:20:06.420 - It's nothing. I was only using her to get to Brian Corner. 1150 01:20:06.420 --> 01:20:07.626 As soon as I found out she wasn't helpful, 1151 01:20:07.626 --> 01:20:09.543 I came back to you, OK? 1152 01:20:10.441 --> 01:20:13.845 - Really? How exactly did she help you? 1153 01:20:13.845 --> 01:20:16.345 - Well, as it turned out, she wasn't very helpful. 1154 01:20:16.345 --> 01:20:19.146 You just thought she might be helpful? 1155 01:20:19.146 --> 01:20:21.583 - Pretty much, yeah. 1156 01:20:21.583 --> 01:20:24.406 - Well, I wanna see what she looks like. 1157 01:20:24.406 --> 01:20:25.906 - OK, if you must. 1158 01:20:28.767 --> 01:20:30.684 - I don't see anything. 1159 01:20:33.427 --> 01:20:34.344 No SD card. 1160 01:20:36.126 --> 01:20:36.959 - What? 1161 01:20:40.206 --> 01:20:42.539 It was definitely, it was in there. It was in there. 1162 01:20:42.539 --> 01:20:44.311 I only ever take it out to back it up on the computer. 1163 01:20:44.311 --> 01:20:45.708 It was definitely fucking in there. 1164 01:20:45.708 --> 01:20:49.804 - You must've put it somewhere else. It can't just fly away. 1165 01:20:49.804 --> 01:20:51.884 - The fucking bitch must've taken it. 1166 01:20:51.884 --> 01:20:53.207 Who? 1167 01:20:53.207 --> 01:20:56.764 - Penelope, the girl I was just telling you about. 1168 01:20:56.764 --> 01:20:58.910 - Why would she do that? 1169 01:20:58.910 --> 01:21:02.140 - Why do you think? She obviously saw some worth in it. 1170 01:21:02.140 --> 01:21:03.583 - Are you sure you just haven't put it somewhere else? 1171 01:21:03.583 --> 01:21:05.833 - No, she fucking stole it. 1172 01:21:06.911 --> 01:21:08.085 How could she have done that? 1173 01:21:08.085 --> 01:21:11.903 - Aw, 'cause I trusted her, stupidly. 1174 01:21:11.903 --> 01:21:14.687 I let her take a few photos. 1175 01:21:14.687 --> 01:21:19.103 Oh, fuck. She must've taken it when I was in the bathroom. 1176 01:21:19.103 --> 01:21:21.946 - I thought you left once you got the photos. 1177 01:21:21.946 --> 01:21:23.863 - Ah, not straightaway. 1178 01:21:26.222 --> 01:21:28.639 - You're changing your story. 1179 01:21:29.887 --> 01:21:32.266 Get your stuff and get out. 1180 01:21:32.266 --> 01:21:33.786 I'm finished with your lies. 1181 01:21:33.786 --> 01:21:34.869 Unbelievable. 1182 01:21:37.487 --> 01:21:38.320 - Ugh. 1183 01:21:39.706 --> 01:21:40.539 Ah! 1184 01:21:41.498 --> 01:21:42.331 Fuck. 1185 01:21:48.215 --> 01:21:49.882 I'm gonna cry. Fuck! 1186 01:21:54.772 --> 01:21:56.156 Bitch. 1187 01:21:56.156 --> 01:21:59.323 Ah, I can't fucking believe it. Jesus. 1188 01:22:01.356 --> 01:22:02.939 Shit. Stupid woman. 1189 01:22:07.401 --> 01:22:08.234 Fuck! 1190 01:22:16.217 --> 01:22:20.300 - Oh, and remind me, I need to pick a new SD card 1191 01:22:21.213 --> 01:22:23.548 from the terminal for my camera. 1192 01:22:23.548 --> 01:22:24.698 - SD card? I got one of those. 1193 01:22:24.698 --> 01:22:26.938 - Oh yeah? - Yeah. 1194 01:22:26.938 --> 01:22:28.105 - That's good. 1195 01:22:30.947 --> 01:22:31.780 Thanks. 1196 01:22:32.647 --> 01:22:35.578 PP. Why does it have PP on it? 1197 01:22:38.695 --> 01:22:39.890 - I'll tell you when we get to the penthouse. 1198 01:22:39.890 --> 01:22:41.938 - Hey, you've been practicing. 1199 01:22:41.938 --> 01:22:45.053 - Well, yeah. You gotta help me out, though. 1200 01:23:35.328 --> 01:23:37.919 they could reel a man