The Devil-Doll Page #2
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1936
- 78 min
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That's it, Lachna.
Straighten out.
Malita, turn on the tanks.
Wait! This is wrong.
Why? She'll be perfect.
Perfection isn't wrong. Think of it, Lavond.
with a perfect brain.
Malita, the mist.
Lavond, tonight, out of this mist,
you will see the birth of a new mankind,
in full control of its destiny.
In just a few seconds, Lavond,
just a few seconds, she'll awaken.
Marcel. Marcel!
Marcel. Marcel. Speak to me! Marcel!
Marcel, he's dead.
Poor tortured brain.
Perhaps it's all for the best, Malita.
But our work, our work, we must carry on!
- But this is murder.
- No, no.
No, she's not dead.
You must help me.
Marcel would want you to.
You must stay here. Quick, quick, help me.
Some cotton. Cotton.
Now, you concentrate.
She will respond to your will.
It's like some horrible dream.
I don't want any part of this.
- Restore her to what she was.
- No.
She will always remain small, small.
We can make the whole world small
We can go to Paris.
There are many people there.
There's where we begin our work.
Yes, Malita.
- Yes?
- Matin.
- Are you busy?
- Yes, very busy.
Well, this is more important
than anything else.
- Come in right away.
- Oh, all right.
Radin, this is terrible.
Well, what's wrong now? Indigestion?
If you continue to crucify your stomach,
my dear Coulvet, you'II...
Listen to this. "In a sensational statement
by the Prefect of Police today,
"it was admitted that Paul Lavond,
former bank president,
"convicted of looting his own bank
and killing a watchman,
"escaped from prison four months ago.
"He had served 17 years of a life sentence.
"Police censorship had
withheld the news until..."
Well, what about it?
It was a pretty plot, Charles,
but I knew we'd never get away with it.
Victor, not so loud.
- Don't shout it all over the bank.
- No, please.
After all, embezzlement and murder
are things we should keep to ourselves.
But you didn't have to kill that man, Emile.
Stop it!
- Keep your mouth closed.
- He'll come back to Paris, he'll talk.
You cringe and scream
like a woman, Victor.
No, my friends,
our former president may be honest,
but he'll never be so stupid
as to set foot again in France.
I'd sleep better
if I knew Lavond was back in prison.
A 50,000 franc reward would ensure that.
There's a certain amusing irony in offering
a man's own money for his capture.
50,000 francs? Why not?
Give me the Prefect of Police.
Instruct all divisions to restudy
the features of Paul Lavond
from the photograph issued,
and impress upon them
My partners and I will increase
the reward to 100,000 francs.
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