Night of the Demon
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:10:02
I'm afraid it's impossible.
We're full up.

:10:04
Oh. Thank you.
:10:21
Thanks.
:10:24
Anytime.
:10:37
Here they come.
:10:43
Dr. Holden?
I'm Lloyd Williamson.

:10:45
- Professor Harrington's personal aide.
- How are you?

:10:48
I'm so glad I'd be able
to meet you here, sir.

:10:50
The professor had planned
to meet you here himself, but he...

:10:52
- Well...
- Dr. Holden?

:10:54
We're the press, sir.
Could you spare a few minutes?

:10:56
- What makes me news?
- Ghosts.

:11:07
What exactly is the function
of this convention you're attending?

:11:11
Investigation of international reports
on paranormal psychology.

:11:14
"Para" what psychology?
:11:16
Just say mind-reading,
fortune-telling, spirits and zombies.

:11:20
What are your views on those people in
the States who claim to be reincarnated?

:11:24
Bunk. Under hypnosis...
:11:25
people are unusually susceptible
to the power of suggestion.

:11:28
Do all your delegates share
your views on the supernatural?

:11:31
There are probably some who don't.
:11:34
Ask Williamson here.
He'll probably know.

:11:36
Do you believe those who don't
to be fakers?

:11:38
Let's say some people honestly
believe in the supernatural.

:11:41
But according to you, they're wrong.
:11:43
- That's right.
- What about the other delegates?

:11:45
We haven't got time.
I have a car waiting outside.

:11:50
- One thing more, Doctor.
- Yes?

:11:53
Take it kind of easy on our ghosts.
We English are sort of fond of them.

:11:56
Sure. Some of
my best friends are ghosts.


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