1:30:02
Who is it, darling?
A Mr. Death or something.
1:30:05
He's come about the reaping?
I don't think we need any now.
1:30:08
Hello. Don't leave him
hanging around outside. Ask him in.
1:30:11
- I don't think it's quite the moment.
- Do come in. Come and have a drink.
1:30:15
Do. Come on.
1:30:20
It's one of the little men from the village.
1:30:23
Do come in. Please.
1:30:25
This is Howard Katzenberg
from Philadelphia.
1:30:29
- And his wife, Debbie.
- Hello there.
1:30:32
And these are the Portland-Smythes,
Jeremy and Fiona.
1:30:35
Good evening.
1:30:36
This is Mr. Death.
1:30:45
Well, do get Mr. Death a drink.
Yes.
1:30:48
Mr. Death is a reaper.
1:30:51
The Grim Reaper.
1:30:54
Hardly surprising in this weather.
1:30:59
So you still reap around here, do you,
Mr. Death?
1:31:01
I am the Grim Reaper.
1:31:06
That's about all he says.
There's your drink, Mr. Death.
1:31:09
Do sit down.
1:31:10
We were just talking about some
of the awful problems facing the third...
1:31:18
Would you prefer white?
I'm afraid we don't have any beer.
1:31:22
The Stilton's awfully good.
1:31:25
I am not of this world.
1:31:32
Good Lord.
1:31:34
I am death.
1:31:41
Isn't that extraordinary?
1:31:42
We were talking about death
five minutes ago.
1:31:45
Yes, we were. You know,
whether death is really the end...
1:31:48
As my husband Howard here feels,
or whether there is...
1:31:51
and one hates to use
words like soul or spirit...
1:31:54
- What other words can one use?
- Exactly.
1:31:57
You do not understand.