After the Thin Man

- Lf he's not bleeding in the first round...

- You'll have him bleeding? Yeah!

Excuse me, Mrs. Charles.

If my legs will only hold out,

I'll kill the guy, I'll knock...

Attaboy, Bump. You'll get him, sure.

Give it to him hot, eh?

- Sure.

- Okay, Harold.

- Hello, Nora!

- Hello.

Who is that?

You wouldn't know them, darling.

They're respectable.

Isn't it lovely? Home.

So peaceful, so quiet.

If anybody wakes me up for a week,

I'm going to have the law on them!

New Year's Eve at home. Or would

you know that this is New Year's?

- I know.

- I suppose you got ideas, huh?

- Very definite ideas.

- I was afraid so.

I'm going to lock the door, plug the bell,

cut the telephone...

and crawl into bed for a month.

Nora, you're my favorite woman!

Here. I'm going to be in bed at midnight,

so Happy New Year.

Happy New Year!

Here. Come in. Give me your hat and coat.

Make yourself at home.

It's our house, all right.

Let's go in. That man said it was all right.

- The bar is right in here. Help yourself.

- Thanks.

- Okay!

- What's the celebration?

We're giving a surprise party

for Nick and Nora.

- Nick and Nora?

- Don't you know Nick and Nora?

- No.

- Neither do I.

But that's not going to spoil my fun.

It's New Year's, so what's the odds?

- Go on in. Fake it. It's a cinch.

- Thanks.

Go on in and get some of that

Napoleon Brandy before it's all gone.

Let's get it together,

this is supposed to be a surprise party.

- Well, I'm acting surprised.

- Look at that. Not bad, eh?

- Oh, no, not at all.

- How're you doing?

- Anyone wise to you yet?

- No.

- What did I tell you?

- May I have this dance?

If I was in a fire on the third floor,

would you save me?

- It's too late for you to be saved.

- I mean it. How would you do it?

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