Peter Jones

Peter Jones

  • Born: 1920-6-12
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  • Extended Reading
    • Doris 2022-06-27 23:57:41

      Organic fusion of ring structure and type elements

      The film is based on the fact that the protagonist Craig visits a country house and has a sense of deja vu in the house, so that the guests in the house narrate their own experiences to form a film that is both independent and not lacking in commonality. I don't know if it is the first film work...

    • Abby 2022-06-27 10:04:17

      id ego and superego

      After watching "Night of the Dead", I found out that it is the originator of the suspense and thriller movies I have watched over the years. A main story is strung with five short stories, and the five short stories can be made into a good-looking suspense thriller movie if they are taken out...

    Dead of Night quotes

    • Dr. van Straaten: Mr. Craig, can you describe what happens in your dream?

      Walter Craig: Well, not in detail. But it always starts exactly the same as when I arrived, just now. I turn off the main road into the lane. At the bend in the lane, the house comes into view, and I stop as I recognize it. Then I drive on again. And Foley meets me at the front door. I recognize him, too. And then, while I'm taking off my coat, I have the most extraordinary feeling. I nearly turn and run for it, because I know I'm going to come face-to-face with the six...

      Sally O'Hara: Well, you've only come face-to-face with five of us so far, not counting Eliot.

      Walter Craig: That's right, five of you. There is a sixth person who comes in later.

      Dr. van Straaten: Can you describe this late arrival?

      Walter Craig: It's an attractive girl with dark hair.

      Dr. van Straaten: [laughing] Is that all you can tell us about her?

      Walter Craig: She comes in quite unexpectedly and says something about not having any money.

      Eliot Foley: A penniless brunette, eh?

      Sally O'Hara: How romantic! Do you fall madly in love with her, Mr. Craig?

    • Hugh Grainger: Let's get this straight, Doctor. You won't for a moment admit the possibility of foreseeing the future?

      Dr. van Straaten: Not for a moment.

      Hugh Grainger: Well, you'd say I'm a pretty ordinary, down-to-the-earth sort of person, wouldn't you?

      Dr. van Straaten: I refuse to commit myself. Why?

      Hugh Grainger: Well, when it comes to foreseeing the future, something once happened to me that knocks your theories into a cocked hat. Something I'll not forget to my dying day. As a matter of fact, it very nearly was my dying day.