[eerie piano music]
♪
- Morning, sleepyhead.
Hey, ro, come on.
- What time is it?
- It's, um-- it's late.
- Baby, I'm sorry.
I must have passed out.
Oh.
Guy. - Yeah.
[laughs]
I saw those.
I trimmed my nails already, I promise.
- You mean, we did it?
- Well--
- We could have waited, baby.
We could have waited for this morning or for tonight.
- You--you were the one that made such a big deal out of
It being baby night.
You wanted it to be perfect.
- I know, for both of us,
Meaning both of us are awake.
- Come on. Thanks a lot.
It wasn't like that.
It's not like you were just lying there.
Look, we were both pretty in to it.
Didn't seem like you were fighting it.
Ow.
- I'm so sorry.
- [laughs] it's okay.
Hey, it's okay.
- How could I not remember anything?
- Yeah, I don't know.
- This has never happened before, guy.
I'm sorry.
- Hey. - I'm sorry.
- Don't be sorry. It was fun.
- I'm really sorry.
- Hmm.
- I'm awake now.
- Ah.
[chuckles]
I'm--I'm exhausted, babe.
- You've never used that word ever, guy woodhouse.
- I know.
I know, I know, I know.
But, um...
- When sex was involved, never exhausted.
- Last night was different, okay?
I'm--I'm feeling pretty dead this morning, okay?
- Well, let me try to work on it.
- Babe, I'm telling you, it's--ah.
[cat meows]
[sighs]
I'm sorry.
I warned you.
- No, it's okay.
I didn't listen.
I should have listened.
- Hey, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Don't you do that.
Hey, it's not your fault, okay?
- I know. I know.
And it's not your fault.
It's just biology or chemistry, one of those two.
- [laughs]
Hey, let's just concentrate on getting you pregnant, okay?
I'm gonna go warm up your coffee.
[eerie music]
♪
- [screams]
[all shouting at once]
- Okay, how did he wake up?
- There's no explanation possible.
- And yet, it happened.
The patient is dead.
- I am at a loss.
- May I see it again?
- Of course.
Then you can have a copy.
- [screams]
[all shouting at once]
- Who's this?
- I have no idea.
Only hospital personnel are allowed in the operating room.
- Rosemary?
- Thank you, baby.
Thank you.
[crowd cheering]
- I think those outfits would flatter my ass, don't you?
Earth to rosemary.
You okay?
You've been acting like this for a couple of weeks.
- I know, ever since baby night.
- Oh, what happened?
Is it bad?
- It's not the sex.
It's guy.
I can't put my finger on it.
But he's distracted.
He looks right through me, you know?
- Have you spoken to him about it?
- No.
No, but he's different.
He hasn't touched me since that night.
- A couple of weeks.
Months, okay?
It's been months.
Ow.
Rosemary, my cross is caught.
- Oh.
You want to hold here?
- There's too much pressure for you both to have a baby.
Just forget baby night.
Have sex for the fun of it.
I wish I could remember what that was like.
Oh!
Can you imagine?
Oh, hey, I arranged a tour for you
To go down into the catacombs.
You'll love it. It's really creepy.
[audience cheers and applauds]
- Stop.
This is death's empire.
It's a warning we'll ignore today.
Over six million parisians are buried here underground,
Three times the population of the livelier version above.
These skeletons were exhumed from overcrowded cemeteries
In the 18th and 19th centuries.
They are all anonymous.
No one is remembered here in the catacombs.
- So the whole city's built over all these bones?
- Oui.
We are six stories below
Where you might be sitting in a cafe,
Enjoying a cappuccino.
- Anything spooky ever happen down here?
- No.
These bones have been blessed and sanctified by the church.
But there have been rumors of unholy alliances
Between past rulers and satanists.
Napoleon iii was said to have hired known devil worshipers
To do what no god-fearing frenchman would do--
Desecrate the churches and graveyards
That stood in the way of his plans
For the boulevards of the eighth district.
Some of the best addresses in paris
Are said to be built over the souls of the damned.
- The la chimere?
- I was about to add,
These are merely silly ghost stories.
No serious scholar would entertain such unfounded rumors.
Nor should you, madame.
- So are there any really famous people buried around here?
- We do know for a fact there are many revolutionaries...
[voice fades out]
[dramatic music]
- [gasps]
[gasps]
♪
[indistinct whispers]
[screaming]
Help me!
- [speaks french] - this way.
- Ro!
Ro!
Oh, hey.
God, I came as fast as I could.
What happened?
- No, I'm fine.
I just--I had a sharp pain in my stomach,
And I felt dizzy.
I told them I just passed out,
But I guess somebody called an ambulance.
- Oh, thank god. - It's okay.
- What, did they do tests?
- Yes, they did. - What--what did he say?
What? - We're pregnant.
- Are you--
[laughs]
Oh.
What? - Yes.
- What?
- They just said I was a little dehydrated,
So they put me on some fluids.
- We're pregnant.
- [laughing]
- How do you feel, rosemary?
- Tired.
- Have you been taking care of yourself lately?
- Yes.
I've been doing all the right things.
I'm--I'm taking my vitamins, 800 milligrams of folic acid.
I've been eating all the right stuff.
I've been exercising moderately.
I just don't know what's happening.
I'm in pain.
- Where?
How often do they occur?
- Um, almost all the time,
And I'm afraid to tell my husband.
- Why?
- 'cause if I tell him how I truly feel...
- Hmm.
- I think he'll want me to end it.
- [sighs]
- And I can't do that.
- You've had a miscarriage before, haven't you?
- At four months, and it was very hard.
- Hush. - Please help me.
- Sit down.
Let's not go there, rosemary.
But I won't mince words with you.
There are the possibilities of unwanted outcomes.
This is a high-risk pregnancy.
- But high risk, high rewards, right?
- You've been referred to me by the castevets.
- Mm-hmm.
- This is good news.
Very good.
Does margaux still have the herb garden?
- I think so.
- Ah.
She has the most extensive collection
Of fresh herbs in paris,
All organic,
And I want you to ask her to make a drink
From this combination of herbs.
Drink it every morning,
And I'm hopeful this will put you back on the right track.
- You think so?
- Yes.
- Drink.
- Mm!
- [chuckles]
- It's bitter.
What's in this, tannis root?
- Yes, and many other herbs and vitamins.
- I don't like it.
- It's not for your pleasure.
It's for the baby.
- Mm.
I feel better already.
[wretches]
[clears throat]
[toilet flushes]
Oh, whew.
Dinner wasn't good the second time around.
- Ro, I'm worried about you.
- No, no, it's just morning sickness.
It'll pass.
- At 9:30 at night?
- It's morning in l.A.
[both laugh]
- Listen, if you need me to blow this thing off,
I can do it.
- No, no, no, this is important.
I want you to go meet your producers.
- I am so close to a deal, I can almost taste it.
Ooh.
- I'm sorry.
[laughs]
- All right. I gotta go.
Get some sleep, okay?
And don't wait up. - Okay.
- Love you.
- [groans]
No-name, it's our secret, okay?
- To the genius of mr. Guy woodhouse.
- Cheers.
- Mm.
Can I say something?
When I read your book, I was transported,
I mean truly, to my adolescence
Before the cynicism of being an adult.
You know what I mean?
I went back in time,
And I expect that's what'll happen to the audience.
- If we get the right star.
- That goes without saying.
- Well, guys, I'm flattered, truly.
Thank you, that's--
- Listen, you're gonna be hotter than a supernova
When this book comes out.
Things are gonna change for you.
- I've seen it before.
- Well, I have a pile of rejection letters at home
That'll keep me humble.
- Ha.
I'm just happy we got to you while you're still affordable.
- Don't be so sure.
- So we'll let the lawyers talk, and that's that.
Roman, this looks like a hot club.
Why don't you show us around?
- Come on.
[doorbell rings]
- Coming.
- Hey.
- Hi.
- Rosemary, you look awful.
- Good to see you, too, julie.
- Did I wake you?
- No, no.
I was just reading.
- Are you seeing a doctor?
- Yes.
Dr. Saperstein.
He's the best in paris.
- Okay, and he's not concerned?
- He says everything is fine.
- But aren't you supposed to gain weight
When you're pregnant?
It has almost been three months.
- I've only lost three pounds.
He says I'm gonna gain it all back later.
Every pregnancy's different, julie.
- I've never been pregnant myself,
But I don't think you're supposed to
Look like a heroin addict.
What's that?
- It's a blend of herbs and vitamins.
Margaux makes it fresh for me every morning.
Supposed to be good for the baby.
- [sniffs]
Oh.
It doesn't look like it's too good for you.
- Julie, I'm doing the best that I can to hold it together.
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
You're right.
I mean, you could be the poster child
For pregnant super models.
- [laughs]
- Oh, you smiled.
Haven't seen that in a while.
- I don't know what's wrong.
I know that I'm supposed to be glowing.
[sighs]
- Okay, let's skip cooking class today.
We're gonna work on your look.
- Oh, my god.
Guy's not gonna like this.
- The only person you need to please
Is the one staring back at you in the mirror.
- Go short or go home, right?
- Mm-hmm.
I like it.
- Oh, my god.
Oh, god.
- Abby, get me a cold wet towel.
Uh...
- Julie.
Oh, my god.
Oh, god, what's happening to me?
- [breathes deep]
God, I can't stop shaking.
- Dr. Bernard's really good.
He's delivered babies for a couple of friends of mine.
That's how we met.
We dated a few times. - Julie.
- Bottom line, scott knows his way around a vagina.
- Oh, my god.
You're hysterical.
- Why do you think we got an appointment so quick?
Hi.
Sorry.
- The nurses took some blood samples?
- Yes. - Good.
Well, let's check those right away,
Make sure your levels are in range.
So just so you know, rosemary,
Nosebleeds and cramps are not necessarily a sign
That something's wrong, okay?
It happens in a lot of pregnancies.
There we go.
How long have you been pregnant?
- 11 and a half weeks.
- Um...
- Is there a heartbeat?
- Yes.
Yes, there is a-- absolutely.
A very strong one.
- Can I hear it?
- Of course you can.
Yes, there you go.
- [laughs]
[steady rhythm]
- Okay.
Let me go get the blood work,
And I'll be right back, okay?
- Thank you. - There you go.
No problem.
- [laughs]
- How long did you guys date?
- A couple of weeks.
- [laughs] - rosemary.
- Yes.
- I do have some concerns.
The blood work indicates, well, anemia
And early signs of preeclampsia.
Now, some of your hormone levels are--
Well, they're unusual.
They're too high and too low.
Now, I've never seen it like this before.
We can try and balance that out,
But I'd be reluctant to disrupt your body's process right now
As it might affect the baby's health.
- No, and that's more important.
- Hon, your health is just as important.
- I know.
- Well, they're related, of course.
There are some things in your ultrasound that,
Well, that I've never seen before.
Now, we have much more sophisticated
Imaging technology in the hospital to--
Well, to help us with a decision.
- Decision?
I'm having this baby.
- Of course.
I mean, I wasn't going that way at all.
I just want you to have all the information.
- You want to subject the baby to an mri
And god knows what else
Based on the advice
Of some doctor that julie slept with?
- Why do you have such a disparaging tone?
Are you jealous?
- Would you stop with that?
I am talking about the baby.
- I am, too, talking about the baby.
- Oh, yeah? You trust this doctor.
- Yes, I trust him.
- After seeing him one time?
Even though dr. Saperstein,
A renowned obstetrician,
Who you have seen multiple times,
Has given you a completely different diagnosis.
- I just want to get a second opinion.
Julie thinks it's a good idea.
- Enough with what julie thinks!
You don't trust her.
You trust me!
- Then why don't you understand when I'm talking to you?
I'm sick all the time.
I'm losing weight.
I don't feel good.
It wasn't like this before.
- Yeah, well maybe that's not such a bad thing, considering.
- You're so mean.
- That was a stupid thing to say.
- [sobs]
- I'm just trying to be careful.
Everything we do now has a cause and effect.
There's no such thing
As a completely safe procedure, rosemary,
No matter what they tell you.
If we can minimize the risk to the baby,
I think that's what we should do.
- Our baby.
- What did I say?
- The baby.
- Really?
- I'm sorry.
I'm tired.
- Come here. Come here.
- I miss you.
I miss you so much.
I miss this.
- I'm so wrapped up in my book,
I've been neglecting the most important person in my life.
- Yes, you have.
You haven't even noticed my haircut.
- [laughs]
Which looks beautiful by the way.
Hey, look at me.
Look at me.
This is your decision,
But I don't think we need any more tests.
- Do you want to know what the doctor said?
He said that our baby had a strong heartbeat.
- There you go.
- You're right.
No more tests.
- Hey, do you need to go lay down?
No? - No.
Are you hungry?
- Yeah.
You gonna show me what you learned in class?
- I can do that, yeah.
- [laughs]
[eerie piano music]
[cat meows]
[meows]
[gasps]
[groans]
[gasps]
Oh, my god.
Oh.
- Be strong, rosemary.
For the baby.
[dramatic choral music]
♪
- So you saw somebody you think is steven marcato
In the staircase of your building?
- It was.
This morning.
He spoke to me, commissioner.
He knew my name.
- I'm sorry, rosemary.
I have investigated thoroughly.
Steven marcato has not been seen by anyone for almost 30 years.
The man you thought you saw is dead.
- But father tekem told me
He reported seeing him just six years ago.
- No.
- Thank you.
I'm sorry I wasted your time.
- Allow me.
- Commissioner, why would you have a picture
Of margaux castevet on your board?
- This picture? - Yes.
That's the night roman got shot.
I don't see her face,
But I can certainly recognize a scarf.
- Are you saying this is margaux castevet?
- Yes.
Isn't it?
- Maybe you did see a dead man.
- [groans]
Oh.
- Oh, my god.
Ro, you're burning up.
Ro.
Okay.
Okay, listen, I want you take one of these, okay?
Here, come on.
Ro, you're burning up.
You need to take--
- No. No.
- God--ro.
Hey, open your eyes.
Just open your eyes; look at me.
- [screams]
- What?
Ow!
Ro, stop!
Stop!
Stop, it's me.
It's me. It's me.
- [crying]
I'm sorry.
- I'm the one that's sorry.
- I don't know what's happening to me.
- It's okay.
- She's not getting any better.
- Well, pregnancy's an adjustment.
- An adjustment?
I look at her, I don't even see my wife anymore.
- That's because you're used to looking at rosemary
And seeing a sexual being.
Now she's changing in front of your eyes.
A lot of men find that transition hard to accept.
- It's always a struggle in the beginning.
- More than likely she'll be fine.
- I'm sorry, more than likely?
- Oh, I just mean nothing in life is risk free,
Nothing worth having.
- You--
- Don't listen to him.
Rosemary will come through this.
- That's it.
I'm taking her home.
We're done here.
- I'm not sure that's in your best interests, guy.
- You told me she would be safe!
- And she is while she's under our care.
- You don't scare me, roman.
- Why ever would I want to scare you?
Margaux and I just want to help you both,
Like--I flatter myself-- I may have helped you
Write your book, for instance.
- I wrote that book.
I put my blood and sweat on to every single page.
- Of course you did.
I just worry that a change of environment, you know,
Might bring on-- well, who knows?
Writer's block, let's say, for the rest of your life.
Now, that is scary.
- In my opinion, a life wasted is worse than death.
You have so much to share.
- Hmm.
Cheri?
- The weather is turning.
- It's getting cold out there, guy.
Why don't you stay in here with us
Where it's nice and warm?
[cell phone chiming]
- Hello?
- What happened?
You were supposed to come for the mri today.
- I'm feeling better.
I just--I decided not to do the mri, julie.
- You're lying.
I can hear it in your voice.
- No, guy and I made a decision.
We don't--we don't want to expose our baby
To unnecessary tests.
- Okay, well, they have an appointment Wednesday.
I'm coming to pick you up Wednesday.
- Julie, I just told you.
This is our matter, not yours.
- You're coming with me to the hospital for the test.
It's the right thing, rosemary.
You know it.
- [groans]
Julie?
- Hon, you have to trust me.
- I do trust you.
I'll see you tomorrow.
- Okay, bye. - Bye.
[groans]
[knocks on door]
- Julie?
- Guy.
Hey. - Hey.
I, um...
I just came to drop this off.
It's my resignation.
I think it's best that I concentrate on my writing.
- I thought you were gonna tell me
That you're quitting your job to take care of your wife,
'cause that would be the right thing to do.
- Rosemary's pregnant, julie.
She's not dying. - Are you blind?
There's something really wrong with her, guy.
- Really?
Well, her doctor says she's fine.
She has something called symphysis pubis dysfunction.
The muscles in her pelvis are stretching.
It's painful, but it's harmless.
- Well, dr. Bernard thinks there might be
Abnormalities with the fetus.
That's what's causing rosemary's problems.
He wants to do an mri scan tomorrow.
- This is the doctor that you slept with, right?
Suddenly he's an expert?
- I have slept with you too.
Just because I have sex with someone
Doesn't mean I can't see them for what they are.
- Julie. - He's a good doctor.
- You know me, okay?
You know that I would never let anything hurt rosemary ever.
- What, and I would?
- Julie, I'm telling you--
- If you can't take care of your wife, then I will.
- [sighs]
I am so tired.
- I don't get it.
The guy I know would never stand by
And watch his wife go to pieces like this.
What's happening to you?
Guy.
Look, she's a mess.
She needs you.
- I'm sorry.
- Well.
- I'm sorry.
- Guy?
Guy!
Get off!
What--
- I'm sorry.
Julie--
- Get out of here.
- Julie. - No.
I said get out.
[soft pop vocal playing]
♪
- [gasps]
[grunts]
[groaning]
Please, you know we can't do this.
Now, please, please be a good baby
And let mommy finish.
Thank you.
I'm gonna see you today.
We're gonna see what all this fuss is about, okay?
[doorbell rings]
- You didn't come for your drink this morning.
I wanted to make sure you didn't forget.
- I-I didn't forget.
Thank you, margaux.
- Drink it.
I made it fresh.
- I'll drink it later, margaux.
Thank you.
- You look nice.
Going somewhere?
- Julie's coming by later.
- Oh, I know the perfect place for lunch.
Let me take the two of you there.
They have the most divine souffle.
It practically floats on air.
- Julie's taking me to the hospital.
I'm getting an mri done.
- On dr. Saperstein's recommendation?
- He doesn't know.
- Forgive me, rosemary,
But I think it's important to communicate with your doctor.
He's responsible for your health.
- From the moment I found out that I was pregnant,
I've been listening to everybody but myself.
I've been listening to you, to guy, to dr. Saperstein,
And you don't know the pain that I'm in.
Constant pain, and I've had enough.
From now on, I'm in charge of my own health.
- Of course.
It's your right as a woman.
We're not living in the middle ages anymore.
- [groans]
- Oh, my god.
Darling, what's wrong?
- This baby--this baby and I are in a constant war,
And it shouldn't be like this.
- Darling, I wish I could do more.
- You can wish me luck.
- Please drink it soon.
It loses its potency quickly.
- I will.
- [speaking french]
- Oui. Oui.
- [speaking french]
- This is disgusting.
- [speaks french]
You need help?
- No, no, I'm fine.
I'm okay, thanks.
I can do it myself.
- [speaking french]
- Better clean your station before chef sees.
- [speaking french]
[dramatic music]
♪
[speaking french]
♪
[flames crackling]
- Ro, are you okay?
- I want to make an appointment.
- For what?
- Julie wanted me to see dr. Bernard.
- Come on, this is not the right time.
- No, it's the perfect time, guy.
- Ro, I said no.
It's not fair to saperstein.
- Not fair to saperstein?
What about what's not fair to me?
- Stop. Stop.
Hey, we will call saperstein tomorrow,
And we will ask him first.
- I'm not asking anybody for permission.
This is my body, guy.
The baby's just renting it for nine months.
[gasps]
- Whoa.
Hey, what happened?
Rosemary, talk to me.
What happened?
- I don't know.
I don't--
I don't feel any more pain.
- Just like that?
- Just like that.
- Well--
- There's no-- there's nothing.
- What do you mean?
- There's nothing.
Oh, my god. - Hey, hey, hey, hey.
- Oh, my god.
- Ro, take a breath. Calm down.
- I don't feel the baby!
- I get it, okay?
But just take a breath, please.
All right? Calm down.
[shushing]
Don't worry. Don't worry.
I'm sure it's fine.
I'm sure you are fine, come on.
- [sobbing]
[grunts]
Wait.
- What, what?
- Oh.
- What?
- Ah.
- Rosemary, talk to me. - It just kicked.
The baby kicked.
Oh. - Wait.
You feel it?
- Oh.
- What's wrong with you?
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, it's just--
It's a crazy day.
This is good.
- Julie would have been so happy to know the baby's kicking.
[crying]
This is crazy.
- I know.
[ship's horn blows]
[eerie piano music]
- Should we open this one, baby?
- Looks great.
- You want too?
Wait, this one came from-- thank you, laura.
Baby, look, it's beautiful.
[laughter]
It's a little no-name.
- Yes.
[laughs]
And the baby.
- A red one.
- Special for christmas.
Exactly.
- The baby will be a little french baby.
[laughter]
[bottle cork pops]
[glass clinking]
[laughs]
Okay, my husband and I would just like to thank
Roman and margaux for all of your generosity
Including this lavish and magnificent baby shower.
Thank you so much.
In a few weeks, guy and I
Will be welcoming our baby into the world.
They say it takes a village to raise a child,
And now that we're calling paris our home,
We feel like the luckiest parents
Knowing that our child will be growing up
In the most loving village.
So in honor of all of this...
[laughs]
We wanted to share some news,
Even though he wanted to keep it as a surprise, but--
But it's a boy.
[laughs]
[all cheer]
- Mazel tov!
- Roman, it's a celebration.
Please don't cry.
- Now you can guess what roman has always wanted.
- Oh, that's not true, my darling.
You're always enough.
Well, I'm not ashamed to say
That I'm thrilled for you,
And I can't wait to meet our little prince.
- Oh.
[applause]
[toilet flushes]
You should be happy.
- I am.
- Well, you don't seem it.
- I'm not as emotional as you are, roman.
- Maybe it would be nice for rosemary
To see quite how happy you were.
- You telling me how to be her husband now?
- Just reminding you that you're a man
Who's having a baby he so desperately wanted
And to show your wife
The appropriate amount of affection.
- So now you're telling me how to be in the bedroom?
- You don't need me to hold your hand or anything, do you?
- I don't know, roman.
Why don't you just take my place?
- That's a very kind offer, very tempting.
I think that's probably your department, don't you?
Enjoy your party.
- How old are you?
- Hmm.
Old enough to know.
- Rosemary.
- Commissioner, what a surprise.
- Hi.
Would you mind slowing down?
I can barely keep up with a pregnant woman.
- Of course, what can I do for you?
- Look, after our talk about steven marcato,
I had my detectives check on similar unsolved cases
For the past 30 years.
Seven more women, all with missing hearts,.
The most recent was discovered in 2008.
None of them were reported missing
By family or friends.
No one claimed the bodies.
Three were found to have lived at la chimere.
- Commissioner, I don't understand.
If steven marcato has been dead for years,
How could he have possibly killed all those women?
- He disappeared about 30 years ago
Around the same time roman castevet came into fortune
And bought la chimere.
- Now roman is involved?
Commissioner, this sounds like a coincidence
That you are turning into a conspiracy.
- You felt yourself something was wrong.
Did you or did you not see steven marcato in your building?
- I don't know if I did.
I haven't been myself since I've been pregnant.
I wouldn't trust my instincts if I were you.
- I trust mine,
And I think there's something here.
[sighs]
[crows cawing]
Did you know nena pascal was pregnant?
No, you didn't.
So please, keep your eyes open.
Good-bye.
[crows cawing]
[door slams shut]
[cat meows]
- Hey.
- You know I can't drink champagne.
- That's why this is apple cider.
Cheers.
[glasses clink]
2014, that was a good year.
Dinner is served.
- Pastrami in paris?
- From katz's deli.
- From new york?
- Yep.
- [sighs]
Guy.
- Enjoy.
- This is what we had on our first date.
- Yes.
- Which was awful.
- [chuckles]
Also yes.
You calling me, what was it?
A phony snob?
- I don't recall being that harsh.
- I think you were.
I was crushed.
I had to keep "accidentally" bumping into you
Just to ask you out again.
- And I gave you a second chance.
- Think you can give me a third?
- Yes.
Touch me, baby.
I missed you so much.
Look at me.
You can't leave me alone again.
- I'm so sorry.
- You can't leave me again. - I'm not.
I won't. I'm sorry.
- Promise me. - I'm not going anywhere.
Something's going on, and I ran.
I should have stepped up.
Come here.
Just--I didn't want to hurt the baby.
- Look at me.
You're not gonna hurt the baby.
I promise.
- How's the book doing?
- The story's taking a dark turn.
- I like dark subjects.
I'd rather shiver than laugh.
- You checking up on me?
It went fine last night.
- I know.
- Found it easier than I thought it would be.
- You're a man.
You have the ability to disassociate your penis
From your emotions.
- And you're a cynic.
I meant it was easier to have feelings for her again.
- Avoid that.
Emotions just make everything harder.
- So is that how you do it?
- You think I have no feelings?
- Was that real?
- Could you tell the difference?
- No-name.
It's time for lunch.
Baby, you didn't eat.
No-name.
Here, baby.
Where are you?
[cat meowing]
No-name?
Hey, baby. [makes kissing noise]
[cat screeches]
No-name?
[latch clicks]
[gasps]
No-name?
[cat growls]
[screams]
What is this?
[gasps]
- [grunting]
[grunting]
- Oh, god.
[groans]
- Rosemary?
Rosemary.
You forgot to have your drink this morning.
Ro.
- Hmm.
- Oh, sorry.
I didn't realize you were asleep.
- That's okay.
I was taking a power nap.
- Here you go.
- [chuckles]
I don't know how you do that.
- I know it smells funky, but I kind of like the taste.
[gasps]
- What?
- [groans] - what?
- He's been kicking up a storm today.
- Oh.
- Do you want to feel?
- Yeah.
[laughs]
Keep getting some rest.
I'm gonna go get lunch.
I'll grab you a sandwich.
- Okay. - Okay.
Hey, do you want this closed?
- Yes.
[door latches shut]
[grunts]
"tannis root."
"the most potent blood sacrifice spell is that of a child.
The blood that has the most power is a baby's blood."
"steven marcato.
It's an anagram."
[gasps]
[dramatic music]
♪
[cell phone ringing]
- Commissioner fontaine.
- Commissioner fontaine, it's rosemary woodhouse.
- Ah, how are you?
- You're right. - Just a minute.
- There is something suspicious going on in this building.
I found this secret passageway in a closet in my bedroom
That leads to some ceremonial room
Where these witches, they do their sacrifices.
I found this in this book.
And I think that steven marcato's involved
As well as roman castevet.
- Madame, slow down.
I can't really talk right now.
I'll meet you at 2:00?
Let's say the park where we met the other day?
- Yes, I remember.
- I'll see you then. Bye.
- Guy?
- What are you doing?
Looks like a lot of clothes
To be taking to the hospital.
- We're not staying here anymore.
We're leaving.
- What are you talking about?
You're about to have a baby.
Wh-where are we gonna go?
- Not here.
Listen to me.
Look at this.
Remember this closet?
- Rose. - Look at this.
There's a hidden wall.
It's a passageway.
It's a secret passageway into our bedroom.
- Yes.
- I finally know what they're doing.
- It is an old building with old rooms.
There's nothing secret about that.
- Don't use that tone with me.
I know what they want, guy.
I finally do.
- Come on, who are they?
- They!
Roman, margaux, their friends,
Everybody here in the building.
They're after our baby.
They're witches.
- Witches.
- Yes, they're witches.
They make spells. - This is a hormonal thing.
You need to calm down.
- No, you need to listen to me.
I read it in this book.
Look--look at this.
Look at this.
They make rituals and sacrifices.
They cast spells. - Stop.
- They take your possessions--
Listen to me, they take your possessions,
And then they use it to control you
Or to kill you or to--
- What are you talking about? - Look, look.
And look at this. Look at this.
- You need to calm down. - Look at this.
Look at this man. - What?
- He's standing in front of la chimere.
It's an old picture. - So what?
- His name is steve marcato.
You mean to tell me that this man from this old picture
Is the billionaire steven marcato?
And look, this was written when I found this book.
It's an anagram.
I rearranged the letters, roman castevet.
Roman castevet.
Look at his eyes. - Okay.
- They're the same people.
- There's a little bit of a resemblance.
- Guy, steve and roman are the same person.
- Okay, you're telling me
That you think this person right here--
- They're all witches.
- That this person here is roman castevet?
- Yes. Yes it is.
Look at it.
It's the same person.
- This is crazy.
This is crazy.
- I'm getting dr. Saperstein. - No!
No, he might be in it.
Don't you understand? - Rosemary.
They're trying to take my baby!
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Okay, okay.
Sit down. Sit down.
I know. I'm with you.
I'm with you, okay? - Okay.
- I'm your partner. - Please let's go.
- You need to calm down.
Rosemary, you are pregnant, okay?
You're pregnant.
You're getting worked up,
And it's not good for the baby.
Now, I'm on your team, and I'm gonna help.
- Okay, then let's go. - Take a breath.
I'm gonna go get the other bag, all right?
Please. - Okay, let's go.
I'm gonna get the passports.
Guy.
Guy, where's your passport?
This is julie's.
Oh, my god.
- Do any of these women look familiar?
They all lived in your building.
- Sorry.
My building?
Are you sure, la chimere?
- Yeah, over the last 30 years.
- Oh, I see.
Well, that explains it.
So many people come and go.
- Yet it's the most exclusive address in paris.
I assume every resident has been well scrutinized
Before they can live there.
- Yes. Yes.
But not by me.
I have a management company
That handles that sort of thing.
You're welcome to talk to them if you like.
- I will.
Please look again.
This one was found just six years ago.
- I'm afraid not.
So young.
It's good that someone is pursuing justice
For these lost women
Even after all this time.
- I will find an ending to their story.
- I admire your tenacity.
You must feel like sisyphus sometimes,
Pushing the rock up the hill
Only to watch it roll back down again.
- You're right.
It never ends.
Sometimes I think it's a young man's game.
- Well, I'm sure when you decide to leave it to the youngsters,
The private sector will welcome you
With open arms and pockets.
- You think so?
- Well, a lifetime of public service
Should be richly rewarded, don't you think?
- You make it sound very tempting.
- I make it a rule to give in to temptation
At least twice a day.
It's almost a religion with me.
Never be afraid to take what's yours, my friend.
- Are we friends, then?
- I'd like to think so.
My hand is out, monsieur le commissaire.
It's up to you to take it.
- Thank you for your honesty.
- Thank you for your friendship.
- We're not supposed to smoke in the building.
- Are we not?
- No, we're not.
- Another time.
[guy speaking indistinctly]
She's talking about blood sacrifices.
I don't know what book.
It had something to do with witches and witchcraft.
Look, she found the door.
She got down there.
Yes.
[cat meows]
- Rosemary.
- I think my husband is a part of it.
- I'm leaving right now.
Go to the park. - Okay.
- Roman was just in my office.
He tried to bribe me to stop my investigation.
I can't live at la chimere anymore.
- Don't worry.
I can find a safe place for you to stay.
- Yes, please.
- See you in a minute.
- Please, please.
[car alarm beeps]
[upbeat music]
♪
[woman singing in french]
♪
[horn honks]
- [screams]
[groans]
♪
Ah!
[screams]
[horn honks]
[tires screeching]
[gasping]
[horns honking]
- Go away!
- [gasps]
[horns honking]
[horn blaring] aah!
[tires screech]
- Ah!
- Excuse me.
Pardon.
I'm looking for dr. Bernard.
It's an emergency.
- I'm sorry, he's gone for the day.
- No! No, no, no.
- Are you a patient of his? - Yes.
Yes, he's seen me before.
Please, I have nowhere else to go.
- Okay, come on.
Calm down.
Keep quiet. Have a seat.
Drink?
Everything okay.
What is your name?
- Oh, dr. Bernard.
Thank you so much for coming to see me.
- It's okay.
You're julie's friend, right? - Yes, yes.
Rosemary. Thank you.
- Well, julie was such an angel.
I was devastated when she passed.
A horrible accident.
- It wasn't an accident.
It wasn't an accident.
I found her cross in my husband's desk.
- Her cross?
- The necklace she always wore,
My husband stole it from her.
Don't you understand?
They need a possession of yours
In order for them to control you.
- Forgive me, rosemary.
I feel like you're telling me a joke,
But I don't quite get it.
- No, it's not a joke.
There are witches in my building,
And my husband is one of them.
They made him a follower,
So he stole julie's necklace
In order for them to kill her.
- With her necklace? - Yes.
Yes, because she was on to them.
She was gonna take me here to see you,
And they didn't want that
Because, see, they want my baby.
- Okay, I think I'm beginning to understand now.
- Yes, they've been killing women for decades at la chimere.
They use them to have babies
So that they can kill the babies for their blood
Because they need the blood of the innocents
In order for them to stay young.
That's how they stay young.
They've stayed young.
It makes complete sense.
Complete sense the whole time,
And they want my child.
- Nobody is going to touch your baby.
- No, they're not gonna have my baby.
- No, I promise you.
They will not. - Okay.
All right?
Now come and sit down, all right?
Yeah? Yeah?
Come with me.
All right?
We're just gonna check how the baby's doing,
Check your vitals as well, okay?
- Okay. - All right?
- Okay. - All right.
Very good. Okay.
Now, just relax.
- Do you believe me?
- Rosemary, I don't believe you,
But I do believe that you believe,
And that's enough for me to act
To protect you and your child, okay?
- Yes. - Okay.
I think we saw each other five to six months ago,
Is that right?
- I'm due in a week.
- Right, well, I'm gonna check you
Into a hospital right now then.
- No, doctor, no hospital.
My husband can't know where I'll be.
Don't you understand?
- I do understand, rosemary.
However, if we book you into a hospital now,
Then you'll be secure,
And the baby can be delivered safely.
- Okay. - Okay?
All right, now who's your doctor?
- Dr. Saperstein, but he's one of them.
- All right.
All right, that's fine.
We won't tell him, I promise you.
Let me just take your pulse.
Your heart's racing.
- Yes.
- You've been overly excited,
Which means your baby is under stress.
- Am I putting the baby in danger?
- No, it's fine.
Rosemary, rosemary.
I want you to lie down and relax.
Look at me.
Now, we're just gonna lie down.
There you go.
Try and breathe.
I promise you, everything is gonna be okay.
- Okay.
- Now, I'm just gonna give you a mild sedative, okay?
It won't hurt the baby,
And it won't hurt you, I promise.
- I'm sorry. - That's okay.
You don't have to be sorry.
Here you go.
There you go.
Take that.
There you go.
All right, there you go.
There you go.
Okay, try and relax, all right?
- Okay.
- I'll be back in a moment.
I'm just gonna speak to a colleague outside, all right?
I'm gonna switch off the light
To help you rest, okay?
All right, just try and breathe.
- Okay. It's gonna be all right.
- Okay, good.
- It's gonna be all right.
[whispering] it's gonna be all right.
It's gonna be all right.
Everything's gonna be fine.
We're gonna be all right.
Dr. Bernard, are we going to the hospital?
No, no, no.
- Quiet.
- I got her. I got her.
Rosemary, come on. - No.
- Everybody's been worried sick.
- She was also experiencing some delusions.
I was afraid she could become a danger to herself, really.
- Thank you, doctor.
We'll take it from here.
- No, please. - Come on, rosemary.
- Come quietly.
You don't want to do anything to the baby, do you?
Thank you again, doctor.
- [groaning]
Ah!
- Rosemary!
No!
- [screams]
No!
[crying]
- Ro!
- [screams]
[screams]
No!
Stop!
No!
[gasps]
Oh, my god.
Oh.
Help me! - Rosemary, stop.
- Help me!
Somebody help me!
- We're here to help.
- No! - Yes.
- No, you're gonna kill my baby!
- I promise you they won't.
- They want to kill my baby!
- She's bleeding!
- Her water just broke. She's fine.
- No!
Oh! God, oh, god!
- [breathing lightly]
Hmm.
- [speaking french]
Hungry?
- How long have I been here?
- Almost three days.
- Where's my baby?
Can I have my baby please?
- I will get your husband.
- Oh, thank god.
- Where is he?
Nurse?
- Ro. - Tell me.
- We lost him.
- What?
- He's gone.
- What? - He's gone.
Rosemary. - No.
No. - It's okay.
It's okay. He's gone.
It was too late.
We got to the hospital too late.
- No.
- Yes.
- Oh, god.
I have to see him.
- You can't.
- No!
[screams]
[crying]
I want to see the body.
I want to see my baby.
- There's no body.
There's no body.
Stop, stop, stop.
There's no body, all right?
- What do you mean?
- You were in a coma.
You were in a coma, and I had--
- Tell me!
- I had to make a decision, all right?
So I had him cremated.
- [screams]
[crying]
No!
[screams]
[crying]
You did this.
[crying]
[scream echoes]
I'm going back to new york.
I already have my ticket, guy.
I don't think I can be with you.
[gasps]
[baby crying]
What?
[crying continues]
- I'm coming.
I'm coming. I'm coming!
[crying continues]
No!
I'm coming!
[baby crying]
- Is that my baby?
That's my baby.
- Ro, ro, no.
- [screams]
- They promised me that you wouldn't be hurt,
And you really haven't been.
Look, ro, ro.
Look at everything that they've given us in return.
It would have been just like you had another miscarriage.
- [spits]
- Rosemary, calm down.
- Stay back!
That's my baby,
And I'm not gonna let you hurt him.
- Rosemary, you don't know what you're talking about.
- That's my son.
You're not gonna sacrifice him.
Now get away from him, all of you!
- We're just so glad you're here.
We knew you'd find him. - Shut up.
You're the one.
Roman castevet, steven marcato,
Whoever you are.
- You're the one, rosemary.
You're the special one.
You were chosen to be his mother.
[baby coos]
Go to him.
- [gasps]
He's beautiful.
- He's perfect.
He's exactly what you always wanted.
- What's wrong with him?
What's wrong with his eyes?
- He has his father's eyes.
- His father?
- Satan is his father.
- Oh, my god.
[cultists chanting]
- Let it be known that satan
Begat a son with a mortal woman.
The dark prince.
- [screams]
- Margaux, arret, no.
It's okay.
Rosemary's not gonna hurt the baby, are you?
- Why wouldn't I kill it?
- Because he's your flesh and blood.
The sins of the father shall not be visited upon the son.
It's your bible.
He needs his mother.
- I can't be his mother.
I can't be his mother.
- Trust your heart, rosemary.
[baby crying]
- I can't love him.
- You already do.
- Oh.
- To rosemary,
Mother of our little prince.
All hail rosemary.
All: All hail rosemary.
- He needs to feed.
[humming]
♪
[choir singing eerily]
♪
- Oh, he's beautiful.
- I know.
He's perfect.