Accident Page #4
Your producer!
- With old Bill Smith?
- We're going home now.
Asked to see me.
You're... going to appear
on my television show.
And I will run you out of town, kid.
- Stephen, he wants to drive back.
- Who does?
William!
Do you hear me?
I'll drive you home.
Impossible!
He's drunk!
- I'll drive.
- You haven't got a licence.
- William, can I drive?
- No, you'll have to stay.
I will drive.
We'd better stay.
- Well, I'll drive!
- No, you won't!
- Well, then Charley can drive.
- Oh, to hell!
Look here.
Come on, boy.
You are slightly drunk.
You may stay.
Why the bloody hell
do you want us to bloody well stay?
Come on now.
Will you excuse me?
But of course, my dear fellow.
They're staying.
Which room is everybody in?
How the hell should I know?
Splendid day.
to know that you enjoyed
your day with us.
Good night.
Good night.
Anna?
Rosalind.
Darling.
What?
I love you.
Mm.
Reception.
Yes, I see. Thank you.
I'm afraid Mr Smith isn't here.
Will you see Mr Bell?
Er... all right.
Turn right as you go out.
One flight down to the annexe.
- It's the fifth door on the left.
- Thank you.
You can't miss it.
Hello. I'm Bell.
Remember me? I'm Bell.
- Erm...
- I was up at Oxford.
Oh, yes, of course.
How are you?
Bill Smith's iII. He's in hospital.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- I've got to see him. Got that file?
- I don't actually know him.
- You don't know him?
What did he want you for?
Do you know?
- Well, I think...
- Do you ever see Francesca?
- Who?
- Francesca. The provost's daughter.
The daughter of the provost.
Ah, yes.
No, I don't.
You knew her well.
I've been married for some years.
Well done.
Ah, yes. Bill was thinking of you
for the panel.
I've got to see him in a minute.
He's very iII.
- What's the matter with Bill?
- He's in hospital.
Mr Bill's secretary...
I think he was thinking of me for...
He was perfectly all right yesterday.
We had a drink together.
- I don't believe it.
- I don't know what his plans were.
What happened to him?
Perhaps I can let you know.
He collapsed last night.
Look, why don't you come and see him?
I'm going there now to see him.
- What time are you going?
- I'm going now.
Give my love to Francesca.
- I haven't see her.
- Are you going straightaway?
'Hello?'
'Hello?
'Hello?'
Francesca?
'I was in my bath
when you phoned.
'You haven't changed at all.
Not at all.'
'Wonderful to see you.'
'I was in my bath
when you phoned.'
'Well, it must be... ten years?'
'Ten years?
'It can't be.
'Must be.'
'It must be.'
'It is.'
'You don't look a day older.'
'Oh, really?
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