No Fear: Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur Kipps in 'The Woman in Black' Page #2

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- My condolences, Mr Daily.

- It was a long while ago.

There's a place ready in there

for my wife and me.

So we can all be together.

I heard about the girl

in the village. Terrible.

Are you alright?

- Yes.

My wife doesn't know,

and I'd be grateful if you

could avoid the subject.

Indeed, the subject of children

altogether, if at all possible.

He would've been about your

age now. - Thank you, Archer.

Ah, there you are, dear.

Mr Kipps, I've been so looking

forward to meeting you.

The pleasure is all mine.

I'm sorry, I must look a bit of a mess.

I found myself without a room.

Oh, then you must stay with us.

Mustn't he, Samuel?

Indeed he must, dear.

Now, lets eat.

Arthur...

- Thank you.

The twins won't be dining with

us tonight, Archer. - Samuel!

I'm sure Mr Kipps won't mind.

- Not at all.

Emily!

Thank you.

Now, say hello to Mr Kipps.

Hello.

Thank you, Archer.

There.

Are you married, Mr Kipps?

Stop the gobble, that's rude.

Any children?

- A son.

Ah, that's lovely. You don't

want to end up like us.

Wealthiest folk in the county,

and no one to leave it to.

Did he tell you about Nicholas?

- Elizabeth!

That's him.

I painted that myself.

I love to paint and sketch.

It's lovely.

Nicholas loved to sketch too.

- He still does.

- Elizabeth, please...

He wants to draw you a picture.

Elizabeth...

Elizabeth, no!

Elizabeth!

Archer! The medication!

- No! No!

Archer! Medication!

I thought some company

would do her good.

Please, think nothing of it.

She's convinced it's our son,

speaking through her.

You don't believe in this

spiritualism stuff, do you?

Seances and contacting the dead.

I didn't.

But since my wife

passed away... I don't know.

Ah, forgive me. I didn't...

Sometimes I feel

she's still with me.

Sometimes I just...

...feel she's there. In the room.

Trying to reach me.

You must be careful, Arthur.

These charlatans, they prey

on those most in need.

They're more harm than good.

I think the worst

they do is disappoint.

I have to keep looking.

It's not natural to lose

someone so young.

But if open the door to superstition,

where does that lead?

It's just chasing shadows, Arthur.

Come on. Lay down.

I'll lose my job if I don't get

this paperwork done.

If Jerome gives me some help,

I can go and meet my boy.

I doubt if Jerome will be

of much help to you.

Mr Jerome!

Go away!

- I'm not gonna hurt you.

- You killed Victoria Hardy!

Get away from me! Go!

Go!

- What the hell is going on?

- Complete nonsense.

Lets take you to the house.

You should've left. You should've

gone when we told you to. - John!

His little girl is dead.

He saw her!

Did you see her?

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