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Schuyler 2022-11-27 15:53:48
Wasting casts is another magical work (totally complain, completely without content...)
After reading the record turned a bit forward, so read on a like Wolfman full-page pre-
report version of the basic no difference, patiently for nearly two hours did not know the writer would like to express Well-centric
movies or [zombie apocalypse: redemption]
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Alysha 2022-11-27 12:15:33
When the tragic undertones of The Werewolf fade...
The 1941 version of "The Werewolf" was one of a series of monster films in the 1930s and 1940s by Universal. However, although the film is not a very good horror film, the tragic color in the film is contagious. The moment he stepped on the homeland, the moment he fell in love with the heroine, was...
Antony Sher
Performing Experience
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Sir John Talbot: You sure you won't stay one more night?
Gwen Conliffe: My father has lodgings at the inn, and that's more convenient for the train so...
[She turns to Lawrence]
Gwen Conliffe: When do you return to London?
Lawrence Talbot: Not till I find out what happened to my brother.
[Gwen turns and climbs into the carraige. She and Lawrence exchange a brief glance before the driver pulls away]
Sir John Talbot: Lawrence, that's all well and good, but I think your inquiry could wait until tomorrow. The moon is full tonight and I'd prefer that you stay inside in the event that your raving lunatic theory is correct. I don't want to lose you too.
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Lawrence Talbot: Miss Conliffe. I am Lawrence.
Gwen Conliffe: I know who you are.
Lawrence Talbot: I'm sorry we're meeting like this. These were Ben's. He'd want you to have them.
[He hands her a bag, a ring, and a picture of her]
Lawrence Talbot: If there is anything you need, anything at all, please let me know.
Gwen Conliffe: I want to know what happened to him.
Lawrence Talbot: I'll do everything I can.
Gwen Conliffe: Thank you. Thank you for coming.
