He's crazy
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Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
Tell me, Mr. Williams, were you unhappy as a child? Earl Williams:
Not really. I had a perfectly normal childhood. Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
I see. You wanted to kill your father and sleep with you mother. Earl Williams:
[to Sheriff Hartman]
If he's gonna talk dirty ... Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
When you were in grammar school, did you practice self-abuse? Earl Williams:
No, sir. I don't believe in it. I would never abuse myself or anybody else. I love people. I love all people. 'Honest Pete' Hartman Sheriff of Clark County:
I suppose that cop committed suicide! Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
Let us get back to masturbation. Did Your father ever catch you in the act? Earl Williams:
Oh, my father was - was never home. He was a conductor on the Chicago-Northwestern. Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
Very significant. Your father wore a uniform, just like that policeman. And when he pulled out that gun, an obvious phallic symbol, you thought he was Your father, and he was going to use it to hurt your mother. Earl Williams:
[to Sheriff Hartman]
He's crazy
Tell me, Mr. Williams, were you unhappy as a child? Earl Williams:
Not really. I had a perfectly normal childhood. Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
I see. You wanted to kill your father and sleep with you mother. Earl Williams:
[to Sheriff Hartman]
If he's gonna talk dirty ... Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
When you were in grammar school, did you practice self-abuse? Earl Williams:
No, sir. I don't believe in it. I would never abuse myself or anybody else. I love people. I love all people. 'Honest Pete' Hartman Sheriff of Clark County:
I suppose that cop committed suicide! Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
Let us get back to masturbation. Did Your father ever catch you in the act? Earl Williams:
Oh, my father was - was never home. He was a conductor on the Chicago-Northwestern. Dr. Max J. Eggelhofer:
Very significant. Your father wore a uniform, just like that policeman. And when he pulled out that gun, an obvious phallic symbol, you thought he was Your father, and he was going to use it to hurt your mother. Earl Williams:
[to Sheriff Hartman]
He's crazy
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Tell me Mr Williams were you unhappy as a child
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Not really
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I had a perfectly normal childhood
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I see You wanted to kill your father
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and sleep with your mother
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If he's gonna talk dirty
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When you were in grammar school
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did you practice self abuse
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No sir I don't believe in it
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I would never abuse myself or anybody else
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I love people I love all people
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I suppose that cop committed suicide
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Let us get back to masturbation
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Did your father ever catch you in the act
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Oh my father was was never home
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He was a conductor on the Chicago Northwestern
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Very significant
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Your father wore a uniform just like that policeman
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And when he pulled out the gun an obvious phallic symbol
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you thought he was your father
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and was going to use it to hurt your mother
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He's crazy
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Movie Summary
A ruthless editor tries to get his top reporter to cover one more crime story before retirement.
