Oh Heavenly Dog Page #7
- PG
- Year:
- 1980
- 103 min
- 139 Views
[Snickers]
May never be the same.
Mr. Browning?
There is no more time.
Either you come back
with me now, or you're gonna have...
Look. Could you guarantee
that everything down here is
gonna work out if I go back?
We don't have that kind
of control, Mr. Browning.
You know the Doctrine
of Free Will.
It's a big thing
with the Boss.
Then tell the Boss
I'll see him later.
There's a guy in jail and a lovely lady
depending on a little dog we all know.
Now, I got a luncheon date.
Gotta go.
[Barks]
#[Violin]
That's fine.
Thank you.
I can understand the excitement
which must surround the writing
of one's first book...
but I can't help but wonder
why you chose this subject.
- Actually, it was my publisher's idea.
- Your publisher?
Mr. Becket, would you mind terribly
signing this for my little girl?
Not at all.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you so much. Oh!
- Your publisher's idea?
- Yes, he's a close friend, and he's...
Alistair, great speech.
I'm behind you on every point.
- Thanks, Bob. I'm sorry.
- You're very popular.
Yes, you keep saying that.
- So, you didn't know
Patricia Elliot at all.
- No, I never met her.
- Or Quimby-Charles?
- No.
Not until after I interviewed him
after the murders.
Well, anyway, my publisher
has said for years that he was
going to do this for me...
as soon as the right subject came along,
something really commercial.
For him, this was topical
and had sex, sex, sex.
For me, it seemed to be about
some really interesting people.
But if you didn't know the people,
how did you know they were...
Where did you come from?
- What is that?
- I have no idea.
Yes, indeed.
I suspected as much.
I beg your pardon?
The big prize.
Get Alistair Becket.
He's getting too close to the top.
Show no mercy.
- How much are they paying you?
- Who?
- What the hell are you...
- What kind of a person does this
with someone else's life?
You certainly showed
no compassion and no integrity.
The little games you play.
What was Patricia Elliot really like?
What were
her great passions?
Why didn't you have the guts
to say what you knew...
instead of sneaking around,
picking at the edges to see if I'd crack?
It's true, you know.
It wasrt playtime.
You killed her.
What?
You killed her.
- You killed Patricia Elliot.
- No.
- Yes.
- No, Miss Howard.
Alistair didn't kill
Patricia Elliot.
- I did.
- [Jackie] What?
I had to.
I spent 12 years
getting you ready...
and she could have
ruined everything.
One word from her to Quimby-Charles
about Switzerland...
and we'd be through,
you and I.
I couldn't let that happen.
You will be prime minister.
England needs you.
It was all too important.
And it was all... perfect.
If it hadrt been
for that dog.
This was my souvenir,
in case you ever doubted my loyalty...
or my value to you.
It was safely away
in a post office box, until...
He's the devil, you know.
He is.
He came here to stop us,
you and me...
Well, he stopped me.
But he won't stop you.
He won't stop anything
anymore.
- No!
- [Gunshot]
- [Clamoring]
- Oh, God, no.
[Jackie's Voice]
Dreadful photograph, don't you think?
I can't stand it. I see her face.
Now I'm even hearing her voice.
[Jackie's Voice]
For goodness sake, don'tjump.!
- Jackie?
- Nice to meet you.
- Officially, that is.
- Yahoo!
I can't believe this.
How did you get back here as a cat?
Well, I wasrt about to let you be
the martyr in this situation.
You stayed down here for me.
come back and keep you company.
And none to soon. A fine mess
you would have left me in
if you jumped in the river.
Oh, I would never have done that.
I'm a coward at heart.
Well, now that we're on
the same level, so to speak,
what do you want me to call you?
Benjamin, B.J.
Or... or what?
Not Benjamin.
I hate it.
B.J. Or some of my friends
used to call me Benji.
Better stick with B.J.
You're not the, uh, Benji type.
#[Man Singing]
#[Continues]
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