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00:00:30Domini quis sustenabit quia apud te propitiatio est
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00:00:38sustenuit anima mea in verbo eus speravit anima mea in Domino.
00:00:46A custodia matutina uspiad noctem sperat Israel in Domino
00:00:52quia apud dominum misericordia et copiosa apud eum prudentio
00:00:59et ipsi redim ed Israel ex omnibus iniquitartibus eus.
00:01:07Benedictus dominus deus Israel qui argisitabit et fecit
00:01:11prudempionem plebis suae et erexit acornu salutis nobis
00:01:16in domo David puri sui.
00:01:18Soquit locutus est poos sanctorum qui e saecula sunt prophetarum eus
00:01:23salutem ex inimicis nostris ed imanu omnium qui odorant nos
00:01:28ad faciendam misericordiam cum patribus nostris et memorare testamenti sui sancti.
00:01:35I suppose he's been drinking again.
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00:01:44He's in ama sui d'elu.
00:01:47He's coming here.
00:01:54Ego sum resurrectio et vita, qui credit in me, et iamci mortius furit, vivet, et omnis qui vivit, et credit in me, non mori eto in aeternum.
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00:06:17Gerald, try not to be long.
00:06:24I'll try.
00:06:47I'll try.
00:07:17I'll try.
00:07:47Stop running.
00:08:07Go back to your car.
00:08:09You hear me?
00:08:10Yes.
00:08:11Go back to your car.
00:08:12Go.
00:08:13Gerald, I was so frightened.
00:08:16Gerald, I was so frightened.
00:08:23Gerald, I was so frightened.
00:08:30I was so frightened.
00:08:38I'm so frightened.
00:08:40I'm so frightened.
00:08:43Oh, don't leave it there.
00:09:10Someone may want to come in.
00:09:12They won't, sir.
00:09:13No one ever comes in there, sir.
00:09:16Why not?
00:09:21Why not?
00:09:24Good night, sir.
00:09:25Well, what do you think, Gerald?
00:09:49Well, we pick it on the shelter.
00:09:52Why can't you leave us alone?
00:10:07We wonder if you might have a room.
00:10:09A room?
00:10:10You want a room?
00:10:11Yes.
00:10:12For the night.
00:10:13Well, you're strangers, then, huh?
00:10:14Well, yes.
00:10:15Please.
00:10:16Please, come in.
00:10:17Come in, please.
00:10:18Come in.
00:10:19Oh, you're wet.
00:10:21Oh, come in and dry yourself, please.
00:10:25Come in.
00:10:26Oh, you're wet.
00:10:27Oh, come in and dry yourself, please.
00:10:31Anna.
00:10:32Anna, we have people and guests.
00:10:34Come quickly.
00:10:37Excuse me.
00:10:39What a night.
00:10:40What a night.
00:10:41What a night.
00:10:42What a night.
00:10:43What a night.
00:10:44What a night.
00:10:45You've left your horses outside.
00:10:46And we came by motorcar.
00:10:47Motorcar?
00:10:48Oh, you must be a very rich young man.
00:10:50It's my father's car.
00:10:51We borrowed it for our journey.
00:10:53Oh, so?
00:10:54Hmm.
00:10:55Oh, Anna.
00:10:56Anna, look.
00:10:57We have guests.
00:10:58Would you show these good people a room while I get their luggage, hmm?
00:11:03I'll get your luggage.
00:11:06Oh, please, you'll get soaked.
00:11:07Wait until the rain stops.
00:11:08Oh, I have an umbrella.
00:11:10Oh.
00:11:11Will you sign here?
00:11:19Please.
00:11:20What room do you want?
00:11:31I beg your pardon?
00:11:33Which room?
00:11:34They are all vacant.
00:11:37All except one.
00:11:42Well, nothing too expensive.
00:11:44We still have a long way to travel.
00:11:46Five marks?
00:11:48Yes, that'll be fine.
00:11:50It is the best we have.
00:11:52This way.
00:11:54I will bring you fresh linen and hot water.
00:11:55Is there anything else you require?
00:11:56Yes, sir.
00:11:57I will bring you fresh linen and hot water.
00:12:01Is there anything else you require?
00:12:02Some tea, perhaps?
00:12:03Certainly.
00:12:04My husband will lay a fire for you.
00:12:05My husband will lay a fire for you.
00:12:06Just as soon as he returns with your love.
00:12:07I will bring you fresh linen and hot water.
00:12:11I will bring you fresh linen and hot water.
00:12:12I will bring you fresh� Claro.
00:12:15Some tea, perhaps?
00:12:17Of course...
00:12:18No, absolutely.
00:12:26Definitely.
00:12:27Only, my husband will lay a fire for you just as soon as he returns with your luggage.
00:12:42Well.
00:12:43Anna, Anna, look. Look, see. Look.
00:12:47Well?
00:12:49Anna, don't you see, this is rice. I found it among their luggage.
00:12:53Anna, don't you see what this means? They're just married. This is their honeymoon.
00:12:59Oh, Anna, look, we must do everything.
00:13:02Anna, don't you see what this means? They're just married. This is their honeymoon.
00:13:06Oh, Anna, look, we must do everything.
00:13:08They're just married. This is their honeymoon.
00:13:12Oh, Anna, look, we must do everything we can to make them comfortable, eh?
00:13:15I am fetching them hot water now. What more can I do?
00:13:18Oh, Anna. Anna, try to forget.
00:13:23Please.
00:13:24Just for tonight?
00:13:26For their sex. Please.
00:13:38Please.
00:13:43Tea, darling.
00:13:45Shall we a moment?
00:13:47Mmm. That looks good.
00:13:53Now, wait.
00:13:55Hello.
00:13:57You've got company.
00:14:08What is it?
00:14:22Someone has just delivered a letter.
00:14:25Somebody pretty important, too, by the look of the carriage.
00:14:30Oh. Come on.
00:14:31Come here.
00:14:32What's all right?
00:14:33It's your ear.
00:14:34Stop it, darling.
00:14:38I know.
00:14:41The tea will get cold, darling.
00:14:43I know.
00:14:49Come in.
00:14:54A letter for you, sir?
00:14:55For me?
00:14:56Well, that's impossible.
00:14:57Oh, no, it's addressed to you, the English gentleman, the Grand Hotel.
00:15:00That's us.
00:15:01Who can it be from?
00:15:03Ravner.
00:15:04Yes, that's the Herr Dr. Ravner.
00:15:05Oh, very fine gentleman.
00:15:07He's lived at the Chateau now for some years.
00:15:10Is that the one we saw on the mountain back there?
00:15:12Yes, madame.
00:15:15He wants us to have dinner with him.
00:15:17What?
00:15:18That's what it says.
00:15:19I should like to offer you my sympathy and extend an invitation to dine with me tonight.
00:15:24You will find the food at the hotel at...
00:15:26Well, I'll skip that bit.
00:15:27My wife is a good woman but a cook.
00:15:29My carriage will call at eight, which I trust will be convenient.
00:15:34Well, what do you say?
00:15:37I...
00:15:38I haven't anything to wear.
00:15:39Oh, he's forestall you there.
00:15:40Come, just as you are.
00:15:41We shall not be formal.
00:15:44I think we should go.
00:15:46Oh, you should go, madame.
00:15:48Her doctor is a very charming gentleman, and his table is one of the best in the country.
00:15:51It'll be an experience for you, madame.
00:15:53Very well.
00:16:23Very well.
00:16:24Good evening, Doctor Rapp.
00:16:25Is that the one?
00:16:26Thank you, Anna.
00:16:27Oh, thank you, Miss.
00:16:28It's the other teacher.
00:16:29It's nothing.
00:16:30I think I should go in.
00:16:31You have to give me the way to ask me.
00:16:33Come, a fool.
00:16:35I can say, Jack, my wife, let's bring the key to something new.
00:16:38I know there's many things and we can walk.
00:16:39I can't wait until I get anything.
00:16:40I need a good man.
00:16:41I need you.
00:16:42I need a good man.
00:16:43You can have a good man.
00:16:44Oh, my dear, sir.
00:16:45Well, I can't wait until I get a good man.
00:16:46I won't wait until I get him.
00:16:47I'll stay around.
00:16:48You can't wait until I get anything else.
00:16:49I can wait until I have a good man.
00:16:51Good evening. Dr. Ravner is expecting us.
00:17:21More surprises? Pleasant ones, I hope. You expected the inside of my house to be as unattractive as the outside, is that it?
00:17:42Well, um... If it were, I could not live here. I like only to be surrounded by beautiful... things.
00:17:51And as I am fortunate enough to have the means to satisfy my wish...
00:17:56But there I go. Please excuse my appalling manners.
00:17:59We have so little company here that I sometimes forget how to behave.
00:18:03My name is Ravner, Gerald Harcourt, and my wife Marianne.
00:18:16Welcome to my house.
00:18:19It was very kind of you to invite us.
00:18:21It was indeed.
00:18:23I still can't quite understand how you found out about us so quickly.
00:18:26To tell the truth, I was spying on your motor car.
00:18:28Such things are a reality in these parts, and when I heard the sound, I used my telescope to watch you drive by.
00:18:34Oh, we didn't. We broke down.
00:18:36No, that is true. And before I could do anything to assist you, you had taken the initiative yourself, Mr. Harcourt.
00:18:42Now, please, come and meet the rest of my family.
00:18:48...
00:18:54Thanks for coming.
00:18:56Hello, I'm so happy.
00:18:58I'm grateful for that.
00:19:00I'm just grateful for the sun.
00:19:02Well, thanks for coming.
00:19:05I'm just grateful for you.
00:19:06I hope you've rescued me.
00:19:08Oh, that was beautiful.
00:19:38Thank you, madame.
00:19:40And now, may I introduce my children to you?
00:19:43My daughter, Sabena.
00:19:44How do you do?
00:19:45And Carl, my son.
00:19:46How do you do?
00:19:47Mr. and Mrs. Harkle.
00:19:48How do you do?
00:19:49Will you play some more for us?
00:19:51Later, I think, Carl, after dinner.
00:20:08Why have you not been to see us, my sweet?
00:20:21Why have you waited so long?
00:20:24You must know how much we have missed you.
00:20:28You should not be lying here all alone.
00:20:42How do you do?
00:20:58How do you do?
00:21:01THE END
00:21:31A few years ago, I conducted a series of scientific experiments, one of which went wrong.
00:21:54I was to blame, of course I made a mistake, scientists sometimes do.
00:21:57Anyway, that is why I can never return to the city of my birth.
00:22:02Why I live here, locked in this ornate coffin.
00:22:08Oh, but it's beautiful here.
00:22:10It often happens in life that the most beautiful things are made from the most unpromising of materials, don't you find?
00:22:15That wine we enjoyed at dinner.
00:22:17You did enjoy it, I hope.
00:22:19It was delicious.
00:22:20Made from grapes trampled by the feet of a peasant.
00:22:23Dirty feet is like us not.
00:22:25Father!
00:22:25Well, it's true, isn't it?
00:22:27That pheasant we ate, it had been hanging for five...
00:22:29Father, please!
00:22:30Please!
00:22:30Perhaps Mrs. Hartcote would like to hear you play, Carl.
00:22:49Oh, please!
00:22:50Something of your own, perhaps, Carl?
00:23:07Certainly, Father.
00:23:09Something you've composed yourself.
00:23:10How exciting!
00:23:11Something you've composed yourself.
00:24:11You have a singularly lovely wife, Mr. Harlan.
00:26:54I'm sorry.
00:26:58I thought...
00:27:02Marianne.
00:27:03I thought you were going to faint.
00:27:06Perhaps it's too warm in here.
00:27:08Oh, no, it's not that.
00:27:09It's just that she's had a rather long day.
00:27:11I think if you'll excuse us.
00:27:13Of course.
00:27:14Yes, of course.
00:27:15Serbana, will you ring for the carriage?
00:27:17Yes, Father.
00:27:21You will play for me again, won't you?
00:27:27It will be my pleasure, madam.
00:27:28It will be my pleasure, madam.
00:27:29Good night, Carl.
00:27:30Good night.
00:27:31What are you going to do about your motor car, Mr. Harcourt?
00:27:33Well, we need petrol.
00:27:34We plan to get to Koneberg tonight.
00:27:36I know they keep a supply there.
00:27:37But that's thirty miles away.
00:27:39And across the mountains, too.
00:27:40You were off your track.
00:27:42My wife is not a very good map reader, I'm afraid.
00:27:44If you don't mind staying at the hotel for another day or so, I'll gladly send over for your petrol for you.
00:28:00Thank you very much, sir.
00:28:01Not at all.
00:28:02I'd invite you to stay here, only I'm expecting a number of guests.
00:28:05Oh, no.
00:28:06The hotel will be fine, thank you, sir.
00:28:07If the food isn't that bad.
00:28:09It was a wonderful evening.
00:28:11I shall never forget it.
00:28:13I shall never forget mine in German.
00:28:15I shall never forget my friends.
00:28:16I shall never forget mine at the hostel and score all the water- maximum.
00:28:18Thank you very much for taking care of me in order.
00:28:19I shall never forget my rest already.
00:28:20Just say some screw in order to go towards my full box.
00:28:22Just enjoy myカット water.
00:28:23I shall never forget my pleasure.
00:28:24Thank you very much.
00:28:25For now, sir.
00:28:26刻 my clothes on my bed.
00:28:27Last time here, I shall never forget my clothes.
00:28:28He shall never forget my clothes.
00:28:29I shall not just dippa's head and ỷ.
00:28:32I shall not be material for things.
00:28:33Disappreciate this evening.
00:28:34Paolova, I shall never get emails.
00:28:36I shall see the splash.
00:28:37Just leave air.
00:28:39she'll see my clothes for things,
00:28:40Dad.
00:28:41Why did you let her go?
00:28:55They can't escape.
00:28:56Their motor has broken down.
00:28:58No petrol.
00:29:01That's right.
00:29:03They can't leave until I say so.
00:29:11What's that?
00:29:28Must be your other guests.
00:29:30Oh, yes.
00:29:32Yes, yes.
00:29:37Coming.
00:29:38Yes.
00:29:41Well, wasn't I right?
00:29:46You're glad you went, yes?
00:29:47Very, thank you.
00:29:48And the food was good, yes?
00:29:50You were quite right.
00:29:51It was absolutely excellent.
00:29:52Ah, yes.
00:29:53And the hair, Dr. Rodner.
00:29:54Charming, no?
00:29:55The landlord!
00:29:57Brandy!
00:29:59Oh, well, then.
00:30:00Good night, sir.
00:30:01Good night.
00:30:02Good night, Mrs. Harcourt.
00:30:03Good night.
00:30:04Brandy!
00:30:05The landlord!
00:30:08Brandy!
00:30:11The landlord!
00:30:12Well, before us.
00:30:14I'd say lines are rich.
00:30:16I have never written her.
00:30:18The landlord!
00:30:18It abominable.
00:30:19I'm looking forward to the job of your son.
00:30:24Who Day 1 is waiting for her?
00:30:25The owner!
00:30:27The landlord?
00:30:28The landlord?
00:30:29Mr. Harcourt.
00:30:30THE CAMER!
00:30:30Video by Dick Conley and worden.
00:30:31The landlord?
00:30:32Not guilty.
00:30:32And the wife's whose own man is so nice.
00:30:34I'm looking forward to her room for home.
00:30:37Let's see.
00:30:37I don't know.
00:31:07I don't know.
00:31:37Three...
00:31:38Another terrible day.
00:31:39Four...
00:31:40Is it?
00:31:41Five...
00:31:42Will you ever forgive me for losing the weight?
00:31:44Six.
00:31:45I might.
00:31:46I'll see.
00:31:57Please.
00:31:58Well...
00:31:59Hmm.
00:32:00Hmm.
00:32:01Hmm.
00:32:02Hmm.
00:32:03Hmm.
00:32:04Oh, I'm sorry, but the door was opened.
00:32:06Anna and I wondered whether you'd get to have breakfast with us.
00:32:07We'll open the dining room, of course, but it's a bit damp.
00:32:08Oh, we'd rather eat with you, wouldn't we?
00:32:09Much rather.
00:32:10Oh, in five or ten minutes, eh?
00:32:11In ten minutes we'll be there.
00:32:13Uh-huh.
00:32:15Oh, 15.
00:32:16Hmm.
00:32:17Oh, 15.
00:32:18Anna.
00:32:19Anna.
00:32:20You've laid an extra place again.
00:32:21Oh, man.
00:32:22Oh, man.
00:32:23Oh, I'm sorry.
00:32:24Oh, I'm sorry.
00:32:25We'd rather eat with you, wouldn't we?
00:32:26Much rather.
00:32:27Oh, in five or ten minutes, eh?
00:32:28In ten minutes we'll be there.
00:32:29Uh-huh.
00:32:34Oh, 15.
00:32:35Anna. You've laid an extra place again. Oh, my dear. I've told you so many times. Oh, good morning again. Come in, please. Come in.
00:32:58Oh, is our fellow guest joining us for breakfast? Oh, no, no, no. He never eats. How does he live, then?
00:33:04On brandy and sour cream. Oh, yes, yes. I agree, but... This weather won't do your business much good. Business is never any good.
00:33:14But surely with the magnificent views you must get from here in good weather. Well, yes. The road is not much used by travelers.
00:33:21I expect your bar is well patronized in the evenings, though, by the local people, the farmers. It used to be.
00:33:28Nobody comes here now. Oh, why is that?
00:33:34Uh, oh, some bread, madame. Thank you.
00:34:07VIOLIN PLAYS
00:34:37You've frightened the life out of me.
00:34:44Here, look at this.
00:34:57Tanya, age 14.
00:35:02She's awfully like Anna, isn't she?
00:35:05Why does she hide it away?
00:35:07Why does she lay a place for someone who never leaves?
00:35:09Shh!
00:35:11That'll be our fellow lodger.
00:35:12I think I'll have a word with him.
00:35:14Good morning.
00:35:31Here's Zimmer, isn't it?
00:35:32Professor Zimmer.
00:35:33My name's Harcourt.
00:35:35We're fellow guests.
00:35:36When are you leaving?
00:35:37In a day or two.
00:35:38Good.
00:35:39Why do you want us out of the way?
00:35:42Look.
00:35:43What's all the mystery?
00:35:46What mystery?
00:35:47Well, this hotel.
00:35:48Why does no one ever come here?
00:35:51Excuse me, I have work to do.
00:35:52Please.
00:35:52I'm only asking for information.
00:35:53I advise you to ask no questions of anyone in this region.
00:36:02Well, that puts me in my place.
00:36:04Carl, how nice to see you.
00:36:28Is your sister with you?
00:36:29Yes, she's in the coach, but we can't stay.
00:36:31Oh, but you must.
00:36:32I know Marianne will be delighted to see you.
00:36:34I'll call her.
00:36:37We can't stay long.
00:36:39Look, the weather's changing.
00:36:43Marianne, come on, the croissier.
00:36:45Come in, come in.
00:36:47Now, let me offer you some refreshments.
00:36:48Sir Boehner, this is a lovely surprise.
00:36:51I'll call the landlord.
00:36:51I don't suppose he has any champagne.
00:36:52No, please, we haven't.
00:36:55I bring news of the petrol for your motor car.
00:36:57My father has confirmed that there is a supply in Kornburg.
00:37:00Oh, excellent.
00:37:00It will take a little time.
00:37:01We had to send an ox cart for it.
00:37:03They are not so fast as motor cars.
00:37:05But more reliable.
00:37:06It will not be here till Sunday, I'm afraid.
00:37:08Oh.
00:37:09In the meantime,
00:37:11my father asks if you'll do him the honour of attending a party he is giving on Saturday night.
00:37:16Oh, please, sir, you'll come.
00:37:18The other guests will be so darned.
00:37:20There'll be music.
00:37:20And dancing?
00:37:21It'll be a good party.
00:37:22Please say yes.
00:37:24Won't it be very formal?
00:37:25I know exactly what she's going to say.
00:37:26I haven't got a thing to wear.
00:37:28And in this case, it applies to me, too.
00:37:30If you will not consider it impertinent of me to offer,
00:37:33I have a dress to you that I could lend you, Geron.
00:37:35And I have the most heavenly dress.
00:37:37It's red chiffon and lace.
00:37:39And I'll send you my red velvet cloak to match.
00:37:41Oh, it'll look wonderful on you, Marianne.
00:37:44Oh, please, say yes.
00:37:46Then, yes.
00:37:48Oh, I'm so glad.
00:37:49But I'm coming, too.
00:37:51Oh, tell us some more about the party.
00:37:54Well, a chef is coming from Paris just to repair the buffet.
00:37:57Oh, how wonderful.
00:37:57And an orchestra is coming from Vienna.
00:38:08Good morning.
00:38:10The weather seems to be improving.
00:38:14It's getting a little brighter, I think.
00:38:16Please, excuse us.
00:38:29Drive on.
00:38:30Drive like the devil.
00:38:31Oh, how is it, Bruno?
00:38:45Oh, how is it, Bruno?
00:38:59Oh, perfect, sir.
00:39:00Perfect.
00:39:01But one little touch.
00:39:03Thank you, Bruno.
00:39:04Now, who's that handsome man?
00:39:09Darling.
00:39:10Is that all?
00:39:12Oh, I'm speechless.
00:39:15You look terrific.
00:39:18Oh, madame, may I add my congratulations?
00:39:20You look enchanting.
00:39:22And thank you, Bruno.
00:39:26It fits perfectly.
00:39:27Well, that's thanks to Anna.
00:39:28She's worked wonders.
00:39:31Thank you, Anna, dear.
00:39:35Anna, you're crying.
00:39:38Oh, my child.
00:39:40Would you care, Frederick, sir, in the bar, hmm?
00:39:46Oh, good night, dear, Bruno.
00:39:53Anna.
00:39:55Did you once have a daughter of your own?
00:39:59Why do you say that?
00:40:02It's not true.
00:40:04Why do you say it?
00:40:07I'm sorry.
00:40:07I only...
00:40:09That's with a carriage, madame.
00:40:37You look marvelous, darling.
00:41:07I beg of you, be careful.
00:41:19What are you talking about?
00:41:21In God's name, be careful.
00:41:37What do you think he meant, Jolt?
00:41:40Don't worry, darling.
00:41:41He's been drinking.
00:42:07To be careful.
00:42:25They said it was she's jumping.
00:42:29Oh, no, no.
00:42:30and here they say he runs
00:42:40That probably was the main symbol
00:43:10Mono
00:43:28Marie-Anne, let me look at you
00:43:31It fits perfectly and looks enchanted
00:43:34Welcome to you both
00:43:35I've sent for your masks
00:43:39Though in your case, Marianne, it will be a desecration.
00:43:41But in mine, an improvement. Is that what you mean?
00:43:43You know I did not mean that.
00:43:45Ah.
00:43:47Will you permit me?
00:43:49I think it is an impeachment.
00:43:55Now, would you care for some champagne or would you like to dance?
00:43:57Oh, I'd love to dance.
00:43:59Oh, champagne for me.
00:44:01In that case, may I?
00:44:09Oh, economy.
00:44:25Oh, okay.
00:44:29Yeah.
00:44:31Yeah.
00:45:35Yes, it is.
00:45:37I wonder where Gerald is?
00:45:39You're hungry, I expect.
00:45:40Let me get you some supper.
00:45:41No, I really must find Gerald.
00:45:43I'll find him for you.
00:45:47Would you see that Mrs. Harcourt gets some supper?
00:45:50I won't be alone.
00:46:14Gerald.
00:46:16Gerald!
00:46:46What are we doing?
00:46:54John, is this a joke?
00:46:56What is it?
00:47:08I don't believe you are, John.
00:47:13Carl!
00:47:16I don't believe you are, John.
00:47:46I think I will note you are, John.
00:47:48I don't believe you are, John.
00:47:50I don't believe you are, John.
00:47:52I don't believe you are.
00:47:54Let's go.
00:48:24One for Marianne.
00:48:25Where is she, by the way?
00:48:26I don't know.
00:48:27Maybe she's in the bar with that brother of yours.
00:48:30Come on!
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00:53:53Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce a new disciple?
00:54:32What's happened to the party?
00:54:34Marianne?
00:54:36Carl.
00:54:38Thank goodness.
00:54:40What do you want?
00:54:42What do you want?
00:54:46What do you want?
00:54:47What do I want?
00:54:48What do you mean what I want?
00:54:50I want Marianne.
00:54:52I want Marianne.
00:54:53I don't know what you're talking about.
00:54:54Look.
00:54:55Look.
00:54:56If this is a joke, I'm terribly sorry.
00:54:57This is no joke.
00:54:58I'm terribly sorry.
00:54:59This is no joke.
00:55:00You come here, get drunk, have to sleep it off.
00:55:02And now you say you want someone called Marianne.
00:55:03Well, I do want her.
00:55:04She's my...
00:55:05What?
00:55:06What do you mean someone called Marianne?
00:55:07You know who she is.
00:55:08What?
00:55:09What?
00:55:10What?
00:55:11What?
00:55:12You came here alone.
00:55:13And you can leave that way.
00:55:17I came here alone.
00:55:26Precisely.
00:55:27And we're beginning to regret that we ever invited you.
00:55:29I have no idea what I was going to do.
00:55:31This case is how I was going to talk to my wife.
00:55:32That is what I was going to do.
00:55:33And you can leave that way.
00:55:41I came here alone.
00:55:42Precisely.
00:55:43And we're beginning to regret that we ever invited you.
00:55:46Hans, show this gentleman out, will you?
00:55:48Yes, sir.
00:55:58You saw me come here with my wife, didn't you?
00:56:00The lady with the red dress and the red cloak.
00:56:03Will you open the door for us?
00:56:06You came alone, sir.
00:56:07But...
00:56:19Carl.
00:56:23What's all this about?
00:56:24Hans.
00:56:33If you keep away from here, we'll set the dogs on you.
00:57:03Hey, Sergeant.
00:57:04Come on.
00:57:05Do you, huh?
00:57:06Come,
00:57:30Let's go.
00:58:00Marianne?
00:58:09Marianne?
00:58:18Bruno?
00:58:30Bruno?
00:58:40Bruno?
00:58:43My wife! Has she come back?
00:58:48What wife, sir?
00:58:53My wife, you old fool!
00:58:56You know what I'm talking about!
00:58:58Don't, sir!
00:59:07Who do you think all these clothes belong to, then?
00:59:28What have you done with her?
00:59:37What have you done with her?
00:59:39What have you done with her things?
00:59:45What have you done with her things?
00:59:47What have you done with her things?
00:59:56Oh, shall we do this for you?
00:59:58I understand you wish me to pitch you a warrant, sir, is that correct?
01:00:13Yes.
01:00:14Against Herr Dr. Ravner and his family?
01:00:16Of the Chateau Ravner?
01:00:18Yes.
01:00:19The most important residence in the district?
01:00:21No doubt.
01:00:22You realize, sir, that Herr Dr. Ravner is the most respected of gentlemen?
01:00:27What has that got to do with it?
01:00:28It has a great deal to do with it, young sir.
01:00:32You arrive here, a stranger, a foreigner, in fact.
01:00:36You are here for less than a week.
01:00:38When you start accusing one of our leading citizens of abducting the lady you say is your wife.
01:00:43She is my wife.
01:00:45The landlord says you came here alone, sir. I have it here.
01:00:48What does his wife say?
01:00:50She is a strange woman, sir.
01:00:52She refuses to say anything.
01:00:54I think she is a little...
01:00:55Look, I didn't come here alone.
01:01:00I came here with Mrs. Harcourt, my wife.
01:01:03Can you prove that, sir?
01:01:04I mean, for instance, where are her personal belongings?
01:01:07Her clothes?
01:01:07They've disappeared.
01:01:08Disappeared, sir?
01:01:09Yes, disappeared.
01:01:11Or stolen, if you like.
01:01:12So you wish me to make out a warrant against the thief, sir?
01:01:14No, I don't.
01:01:15I only want...
01:01:17The register.
01:01:22There's nothing there, sir.
01:01:23Professor Zimmer, please help me.
01:01:36My wife, she's disappeared.
01:01:37I know.
01:01:38She's been kept in the chateau.
01:01:41Thank God.
01:01:45Thank God you know where she is.
01:01:47Are you a religious man?
01:01:57Not very.
01:01:58Do you believe in God?
01:01:59Yes.
01:01:59And the devil?
01:02:01Oh, not the horn-headed, long-tailed devil of the picture books.
01:02:03I mean, the real devil.
01:02:05The force of fundamental evil.
01:02:08He exists, you know.
01:02:10I suppose he does.
01:02:11I never really thought about it.
01:02:13The corruption of human beings by the devil can take many forms.
01:02:16Some of them so foul as to be beyond human belief.
01:02:19But because they are beyond belief doesn't mean they don't exist.
01:02:24Do you know what a vampire is?
01:02:26Yes.
01:02:27I've heard of vampire bats.
01:02:28No, not bats.
01:02:29Vampires.
01:02:31Human vampires.
01:02:32Beings who exist from the blood of other humans.
01:02:37When the devil attacks a man or woman with this foul disease of the vampire,
01:02:41the unfortunate human being can do one of two things.
01:02:44Either he can seek God through the church and pray for absolution,
01:02:48or he can persuade himself that his filthy perversion
01:02:51is some kind of new and wonderful experience
01:02:54to be shared by the favored few.
01:02:57And then he tries to persuade others to join his new cult.
01:03:01I had a daughter.
01:03:10She was all I had in the world.
01:03:14I idolized her.
01:03:18But she was very young.
01:03:20She ran away from home.
01:03:23Ran away to the city.
01:03:25She drifted in with a so-called smart set.
01:03:30And finally she was living with a certain man.
01:03:34Well, she came home eventually.
01:03:38What was left of her came home.
01:03:41She was riddled with disease.
01:03:43And she was a lumbar.
01:03:51They even tried to follow her beyond the grave.
01:03:54Thank God I was in time.
01:03:56Her soul now rests in peace.
01:04:01The name of the man who corrupted my daughter
01:04:03was Ravna.
01:04:06My God!
01:04:07And Marianne is with him!
01:04:09I must go there!
01:04:10No, no, no!
01:04:11No, not now!
01:04:11Yes, now, now!
01:04:13No, come here!
01:04:14Look!
01:04:15Look!
01:04:16The sun!
01:04:18The one thing a vampire can't tolerate.
01:04:21Now your wife is safe until nightfall.
01:04:23And then I shall do what I have to do.
01:04:29You, my friend, will remain here.
01:04:34I've given you a drug.
01:04:35It'll make you sleep.
01:04:36It'll help to bring back your strength.
01:04:43You'll need it before the night is out.
01:04:54Zemma!
01:05:06Zemma!
01:05:07Zemma!
01:05:10You!
01:05:11Zemma!
01:05:16Zemma!
01:05:34Zemma!
01:05:35Zemma!
01:05:35Tania.
01:05:37Please, listen to me.
01:05:40I need help.
01:05:41And I think you can help me.
01:05:44Your name is Tania, isn't it?
01:05:46And your father is her Bruno, isn't he?
01:05:48Tania, please listen to me.
01:05:53I need help, and I think you can help me.
01:05:56Your name is Tania, isn't it?
01:05:58And your father is her Bruno, isn't he?
01:06:01Tania, my wife is here somewhere.
01:06:07They've taken her too.
01:06:09Do you know where she is?
01:06:12Yes.
01:06:15Will you take me to her, Tania?
01:06:18I realize this may be very dangerous for you,
01:06:21but I promise I will give up my own life,
01:06:24rather than let any further harm come to you.
01:06:26Please, Tania.
01:06:29Please, take me to her.
01:06:59Please, no, no.
01:07:01Please, take me to me to another place.
01:07:02Please, come back.
01:07:07Please, do we know their screeds?
01:07:11Okay, let's go.
01:07:12What do you care about now?
01:07:13Because when youision isn't mouldy Meley,
01:07:15I have to say my mother to others,
01:07:17I am going to shocks me.
01:07:19My mother mentioned that I am thinking to the EU�.
01:07:20I understood my son told you not to come here again, Mr. Harcourt.
01:07:33Where is she?
01:07:34Your charming wife.
01:07:35She is here, quite safe and happy.
01:07:38What are you going to do about it, Mr. Harcourt?
01:07:42You must not expect your Queensbury rules here, Mr. Harcourt.
01:07:50Now, about your wife, please, let me say it for you.
01:08:04If you have so much as harmed one hair of a head, is that how it goes?
01:08:08Now, about your lovely young wife, Mr. Harcourt, I expect that you would like to see her.
01:08:16Savannah, will you be so kind as to go and waken her and bring her here?
01:08:25I will not say that she has not changed in any way, Mr. Harcourt.
01:08:29She has, as you might put it, grown up.
01:08:33Tasted the more sophisticated, more exotic fruits of life.
01:08:39Oh, my God!
01:08:40God is hardly involved, Mr. Harcourt.
01:08:43Furthermore, having glimpsed these new horizons,
01:08:46I very much doubt if she will express any desire to return with you to England.
01:09:03Maria!
01:09:04Marianne, your husband is here.
01:09:15Don't you want to see him?
01:09:17No, I only want to see you.
01:09:20You've hypnotized her!
01:09:22She's in a trance!
01:09:24Marianne, take your eyes away from him!
01:09:27Look at me, Marianne!
01:09:29For God's sake, look at me!
01:09:31Do you love him, Marianne?
01:09:35No, I love you.
01:09:37Don't you want him anymore?
01:09:39No, I want only you.
01:09:42Prove to me that you do not love him.
01:09:44Well done, my dear.
01:10:08Sit there.
01:10:12Tania?
01:10:13I want you to initiate Mr. Harcourt into our society.
01:10:24Do you understand what I mean?
01:10:43Go on, Tania.
01:11:06Go on, Tania.
01:11:06Wake it off!
01:11:20Wake it off!
01:11:24Oh!
01:11:25We've got to get rid of the big servant.
01:11:47The others can't do anything without him.
01:11:49I've got to get rid of them.
01:11:51I don't know.
01:11:52I want to get rid of him.
01:11:53Okay.
01:11:54Come on, Tania.
01:11:57Rowdy, come on, Tania.
01:12:04Go on, Tania.
01:12:10Snow is coming on
01:12:15the maker.
01:12:15It's better than the IKEA part.
01:12:17Oh, my God.
01:12:47Oh, my God.
01:13:17Oh, my God.
01:13:47Well, yes
01:13:52I'm taking this now
01:13:56Now
01:14:00Well, what are you waiting for? I can't
01:14:04What are you frightened of? Hmm, I can't tell you and I'll tell you it's ravenous. Oh, no, you're afraid of what you may do to your daughter
01:14:13You know, he's up there in the shadow of them, don't you they told me last night
01:14:35Do you want the same thing to happen to her? Oh
01:14:38Oh
01:14:42Oh
01:14:43Then take that message
01:14:45Why don't I go? No, it'll be quicker the moon will soon be rising
01:14:49Tonight it's gonna be a full moon. Come on. We've got work to do
01:14:58I've been planning this night ever since I traced ravenous to the chateau
01:15:02On these medieval old books I piece together the details of a ceremony the ceremony to be performed on the moon is full
01:15:08And Capricorn in conjunction with Saturn as it is tonight
01:15:13What ceremony a ceremony known as Corpus Diabolo Levitum the evocation of the forces of evil it is a way of forcing evil to destroy itself
01:15:21I'm a robin and all his acolytes are trapped in the shadow tonight. I shall destroy them all
01:15:25When they've got away by now. No, not now. I've sealed all the entrances of the shadow the distillation of garlic
01:15:31Oh vampire will pass that
01:15:33I
01:15:35Well
01:15:37What does he say?
01:15:39What does the master say we should do?
01:15:43You are to remain calm
01:15:45Remain calm?
01:15:46How can't we remain calm?
01:15:47We must force holding an arm to see it
01:15:51No, you don't
01:15:53You're not leaving till you promised to bring him here to us
01:15:55Where is he?
01:15:57Where is he?
01:16:06Well
01:16:10We want to know the truth
01:16:11Why are we trapped here?
01:16:12What's this force that's preventing us from meaning?
01:16:14Why are we in games with many things?
01:16:19Yes, you are. They are trying to destroy us
01:16:22You must save us!
01:16:24You must save us!
01:16:25You must save us!
01:16:26You must save us!
01:16:27Trust me!
01:16:29Tell us!
01:16:30What you're going to do?
01:16:32They came here tonight to take the girl away because they did not want to risk her life while they were trying to destroy us
01:16:40She was our protection then
01:16:44She must come back and protect us again
01:16:52I start by drawing a simple circle
01:16:58Inside which I shall inscribe the Great Pentacle of Solomon
01:17:02Like this
01:17:05I leave a space there so that I can enter later
01:17:09And now
01:17:22That will protect us during the ceremony
01:17:44Sword, ring, liquid, and horn
01:17:47Ring, sword, liquid, and the horn
01:18:17The first incantation
01:18:24The first incantation
01:18:32Bagabi, laka, bakabe, amak, kahi, akaze, karelios
01:18:47I pray thee
01:18:58Without hurt done to my person or my companion
01:19:01In the name of thy master and mine
01:19:04By the four words
01:19:06For the great god Agla said with his own mouth
01:19:09By the nine heavens in which thou dwellest
01:19:12By the strength of the sun and the moon
01:19:14And by the power of fire and water
01:19:33She's come
01:19:36Quick, come with me
01:19:44Girl is coming
01:19:50Girl is coming
01:20:07Corpus diablo levitum
01:20:11Corpus diablo levitum
01:20:12I conjure thee
01:20:14In the name of the great god Alpha
01:20:16In the name of the mighty Beelzebub
01:20:18Appear!
01:20:20I conjure thee
01:20:22In the name of the great god Alpha
01:20:24In the name of the mighty Beelzebub
01:20:26Appear!
01:20:28Appear!
01:20:35Ugggh!
01:20:37Duh!
01:20:39Duh!
01:20:41Duh!
01:20:43Duh!
01:20:44Duh!
01:20:46Duh!
01:20:48Duh!
01:20:50Duh!
01:20:52Duh!
01:20:53Duh!
01:20:54No! No! No! No!
01:21:24It worked.
01:21:45Look! Look!
01:21:49Look!
01:22:19Look!
01:22:24Help me up!
01:22:26Beautiful part is a person.
01:22:28You know only Patrice and filly in spiritual sancties.
01:22:49Oh!
01:22:52Oh!
01:22:57Oh!
01:23:00Oh!
01:23:05Oh!
01:23:07Oh!
01:23:10Oh!
01:23:14Oh!
01:23:17Gerald.