Scrooged Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1988
- 101 min
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A ghost?
You mean the phone call last night.
I had to call you, immediately.
I know that voice.
That was the frightened Lumpy.
Excuse me, Lumpy.
- Most people call me Mr Cross.
Sorry, I got a problem.
I bet. What?
- This little fella.
I can't get the antlers glued
onto this little guy.
Try staples.
- Staples?.
Don't you dare. If you staple that
mouse, I'll call the Humane Society.
I'd never hurt this little fella.
- Marlin, Perkins. The road.
I have three dogs.
- Go tell Reader's Digest.
Staples.
Same old Claire.
Still trying to save the world.
GET OUTTA HERE.
Who are you?
You little worm. Who are you?
How'd you get in here? Maybe you'll
answer some questions downtown, huh?
What is going on?.
This is my boy.
- OK. YOU beat him.
Does he work here?
No. I thought it'd be fun
for him to see a live TV show.
Why are you so angry?
Why haven't
YOU ever learnt to button a coat?
You know me, I just like...
I was in a hurry.
I'm sorry to have called so late last night.
Did I wake your husband and kids?
- No, no. I've never gotten married.
You?
Er, no.
Never?
- No.
Would you hold the goddamned
hammering, please.
I'd better go.
- NO. Don't go.
HAMMERlNG, PLEASE.
Frank, what did happen last night?
Claire, it was something that I ate.
Probably a bad clam or something.
Well, if it happens again...
...gimme a call here.
I'm hardly ever home.
I'm definitely gonna call.
I'm a seafood nut and
to not eat clams - what's life for?
Would ya please...
...for the love of God and
your own body, hold the hammering.
Claire?
Sir, the Times want a reaction
to the woman's death.
It was probably something she ate.
He says, 'It's something she ate.'
- Oh, gee. Oh.
This is Frank Cross. We are appalled
by this senseless tragedy...
Would you please hold
the goddamned hammering.
Now.
Sh*t.
- I'm going to lunch.
How's everything going, Frank?
- Couldn't be better, Preston.
Mr Rhinelander, hello. Mr Cross.
May I get you both a drink?
I'll have a highball.
I'll have a highball, too.
You've heard from the embassy?
Yes. We'll be switching
live back and forth...
...from our 'Scrooge' in the studio to Berlin,
where Leroy Neeman's painting the wall.
Then we're shooting out to Africa,
where the Holy Father will baptise
the entire Zulu nation.
spreading yourself a little thin.
So I've taken the liberty
of hiring somebody to help you.
Great(. )
- I knew you'd be pleased.
I couldn't be more pleased(. ) Who is it?
Pellegrino, rocks, twist...
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