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1:30:02
It's quite a shock finding a man
lying at the bottom of the stairs.

1:30:07
But now we've all met, we'll just
have to introduce ourselves.

1:30:12
This is my husband.
He hates surprises.

1:30:16
So, why don't you get that stuff in
the loo that eats through anything?

1:30:21
Eats through anything.
Right. Thank you.

1:30:24
I've heard of getting stuck with
a problem, but this is ridiculous.

1:30:31
No bars, no burglar alarms.
1:30:35
They should be prosecuted
for incitement.

1:30:39
- Come in and join the party, honey.
- A burglar!

1:30:43
This is most exciting.
1:30:45
It's my fault. I say, "I've heard
of getting stuck with a problem,"

1:30:50
and open this door...
1:30:54
No bars, no burglar alarms.
1:30:57
They should be prosecuted
for incitement.

1:31:01
Oh, dear. I've done it again.
1:31:03
- It makes me want to weep.
- I know. It's getting like a funeral.

1:31:08
- When I think I used to do banks.
-Just keep going!

1:31:12
When I remember I used
to do bullion vaults.

1:31:16
What am I doing now?
Breaking into paper bags.

1:31:19
- Keep going.
- I thought the coast was clear.

1:31:23
- I saw him go through.
- We'll think of something.

1:31:26
I was listening.
What's it he says?

1:31:29
I've heard of getting stuck with
a problem, but this is ridiculous.

1:31:34
No bars, no burglar alarms. They
should be prosecuted for incitement.

1:31:40
- Oh, no!
- They always come in threes.

1:31:43
When I think I used to do banks.
1:31:45
When I remember I used
to do bullion vaults.

1:31:48
Hold on! We know this man!
1:31:51
He's not a burglar,
he's our social worker!

1:31:55
He's that nice man who comes
and tells us what to do.

1:31:59
- I've been working on Hamlet.
- You think he needs it more?


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