Cora: Well, I say it again now and I do mean it.Frank: Cora!Cora: Listen to me, Frank.I""m not what you think I am.I want to keep this place and work hard and be something, that""s all.But you can""t do it without love - at least a woman can""t.I""ve made a big mistake in my life and I""ve got to be this way just once to fix it.Frank: But they""d hang you for a thing like that.Cora: Oh, but not if we do it right and you""re smart Frank.You""ll hink of a way.Plenty of men have.Frank: He never did anything to me.Cora: But darling, can""t you see how happy you and I would be together here, without him?Frank: Do you love me, Cora?Cora: That""s why you""ve got to help me...BackgroundSafety Last(1923) earned Harold Lloyd, the bookish, horn-rimmed glasses, straw-hat-wearing comedian and Everyman hero, his nickname "the King of Daredevil Comedy.The film""s budget of $4 million made it one of the most expensive B/W films of its time, and although it was a popular and well-received film, it was met with mixed reviews and responses, and didn""t become profitable for United Artists until its home video release and later re-releases.After a second cradle scene shot at a slightly different angle, another title card is superimposed over stone tablets with Hebrew script - the characteristic background for all theJudean Storytitles:Ancient Jerusalem, the golden city whose people have given us many of our highest ideals, and from the carpenter shop of Bethlehem, sent us the Man of Men, the greatest enemy of intolerance.The farmer is plowing the land with his two oxen, while his wife cares for their child under a tree.But now, to save the heavily-mortgaged farm, the adulterous man must sell his cow.Now he ruins himself for that woman from the city - Money-lenders strip the farm - and his wife sits alone.