Terror Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1978
- 84 min
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Ann, look, give me the sword.
- Ann, don't point that like that.
- Ann, look, stop it.
Wake up, one, two, three, wake up!
- Ann? - Oh, my God.
~ Ann?
- Ann, put the sword down.
- Enough's enough.
- Ann!
Stop it!
Ann!
- Ann!
- Stop it!
- At least the film
looks all right.
needs cutting.
- I can't find Gary.
- I'm not surprised after that
little performance.
His success has gone to his head,
he's out looking for an agent.
- Very funny.
- Oh, your arm, let me fix it.
- No, no, no, it's fine,
forget it.
- Well, I'd better be off now,
I've got to be up early tomorrow,
remember?
- Don't be late, time is money.
- Oh, that's great,
coming from you.
" Ha!
- Bye.
' BYE-bye.
Ah!
- James!
James?
James, I'm off now!
Where have you been?
Are you feeling all right?
- Yes, uh, uh, I've been out
looking for Ann.
- Ann, she's probably back at
the hostel by now.
- What makes you say that?
- Where else would she be, out in
the garden camping?
- Well, she could be
wandering about out there.
Yes, why not?
I mean, you saw yourself what
happened tonight.
She could be absolutely--
- All right, all right.
She's your cousin, you know
her better than I do.
- Don't be stupid, I only
met her myself
for the first time last week.
I know absolutely nothing about
her, and until I do,
I'm not taking any chances.
- Right.
I'll be off then.
You've got the studio booked
tomorrow morning,
so I'll come in early, okay?
- Uh, yes, uh, yes, okay.
- What, why, that's less
than the sale price.
Really, it sounds too
good to be true.
Where's my nearest branch?
Thanks, come on, Betty,
let's go down to Oxford
Fabrics and see
these incredible bargains
for ourselves.
They get worse.
Ann?
Ann?
- This morning, actress
Carol Tucker,
her parts in TV's
long-running series The Villagers,
was due to begin work on a
new film comedy
called Take It or Leave It.
But now her part is being recast
because last night Miss Tucker was
found stabbed to death
in the grounds of a
house belonging to
her film producer friend,
James Garrick,
who also owns the north
London film studio
you can see behind me.
- And cut.
- Okay?
- Not in the bath, love.
How can we do it if
you're in the bath?
- Well, you didn't tell me.
- I just told you!
I said do the back scrubbing bit,
and then get in the bath.
Oh, let's just do it, Les, can we,
hanging round here all
f***ing morning.
- And whose fault's that?
We could've had it done by now
if we didn't have to
keep heating up
the bloody bathwater!
Well, I'm not catching pneumonia
for the money you pay, me darlin'.
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