Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941) Shooting script - HorrorLair
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941) Shooting script - HorrorLair
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941) Shooting script - HorrorLair
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69.170 CONTINUED: 170POOLENot bad news, I hope, sir.JEKYLL(bitterly)Miss Beatrix will be gone indefinitely -that's all.POOLEOh, I'm sorry, sir. Sir Charles'health, no doubt.(a pause, as Poolewatches <strong>Jekyll</strong> slumpdown in a chair)If you'll forgive me, sir - itdistresses me to see you down thisway. It's not right, sir. Might Isuggest that you pick up <strong>and</strong> go outthis evening for a bit of fun? Theysay there's a very entertainingmusical comedy at the Gaiety -(with a little cough)- er - ah -, very daring, you know,sir -<strong>Jekyll</strong> considers this a moment, looking at Poole. Then:JEKYLL(dryly)I'm afraid that's not particularlybecoming in my position, Poole -(then with a sardonicchuckle))Nor even wise, I might add....He rubs his face in his h<strong>and</strong>s.POOLEAnother glass of sherry wine, sir?JEKYLL(face in his h<strong>and</strong>s,wearily)No thank you, Poole...Yes, sir.POOLEPoole exits from scene, with tray <strong>and</strong> broken glass. We hearhim go upstairs o.s. <strong>and</strong> close the door. Then <strong>Jekyll</strong> gets upwith sudden impatience. WE PAN HIM as he walks about theroom. He fiddles with a tube or two, straightening itabsently. He finds a pipe on the table, knocks it out. Hefeels in his pocket for tobacco pouch. Doesn't find it. Hewalks over by the cabinet.