Dead of Winter Page #3

many an extraordinary

meal in here.

if he doesn't stop it,

they will have to

carry me around

in a forklift.

ha ha ha ha ha ha.

ha ha ha ha ha ha.

could I use the phone?

but of course.

but of course.

dr. Lewis?

yes?

there's

no dial tone.

are you sure?

yes.

oh, the storm.

of course.

the lines must be down.

if the lines

aren't up by morning,

Mr. Murray will

drive you into town.

Mr. Murray will

drive you into town.

her name is Julie rose.

her name is Julie rose.

she could be my sister.

that's why

you are here.

that's why

you are here.

she just

walked off the set?

she just

walked off the set?

worse yet, I m afraid.

I heard from the director

this morning.

I heard from the director

this morning.

she had

a nervous breakdown.

he says she'll never

be the same again.

oh.

that's awful.

of course it is.

but it's you

we are counting on now,

miss McGovern,

and we must do everything

to get you ready.

what is this?

it's your scene

for the videotape.

start learning it

tonight.

it's a thriller?

it's a thriller?

yes, exactly.

yes, exactly.

we'll shoot it tomorrow,

and we have it ready

for the director

the moment he arrives.

you are going to

have to be perfect,

miss McGovern.

miss McGovern.

your face...

your face...

your hair...

your hair...

your smile.

everything

has to be just right.

everything

has to be just right.

I m all yours.

I m all yours.

miss McGovern?

it's Mr. Murray,

miss McGovern.

just a second.

just a second.

I brought you

some warm milk.

I know how hard it is

to sleep in a strange place

the first night.

uh-huh.

uh-huh.

oh, well.

thanks.

thanks.

miss McGovern?

yeah?

I just wanted to say...

I just wanted to say...

I think dr. Lewis

likes you.

I think dr. Lewis

likes you.

well, thanks.

well, he doesn't

like everyone, you know.

he doesn't?

oh, gracious me, no.

oh, gracious me, no.

but he likes you.

I can tell.

well...

I m sure he likes you,

too, Mr. Murray.

I m sure he likes you,

too, Mr. Murray.

do you really think so?

oh, yeah.

of course he does.

oh, yeah.

of course he does.

that's very nice

of you to say.

that's very nice

of you to say.

oh, sweet dreams.

good night.

good night.

good night.

Mr. Murray,

this knife is dull.

a dull knife

will never do.

I have

a sharpening stone.

then you better use it.

then you better use it.

if you wish to master

your trade, Mr. Murray,

you must first master

the tools of your trade.

you must first master

the tools of your trade.

sharp knife, no tears.

works every time.

works every time.

can we phone a gas station

and get a jump?

phone lines...

oh. still down. right.

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