Fanatic

Fanatic

Alan Glentower: What are you trying to do?
Pat Carroll: I told you, I'm going to visit Mrs. Trefoile. Now if you'll give me the keys to the car, I'll visit her for an hour and be back this evening.
Alan Glentower: But it's too far! You'll have to stay overnight.
Pat Carroll: Alright, I won't even stay with her. I'll get a room in a pub or something. I'll be back tomorrow noon, then.
Alan Glentower: And if I order you not to?
Pat Carroll: [pause] Are you going to give me the keys to the car, or do I take a bus?
Alan Glentower: [He gives her the keys] You can drive?
Pat Carroll: As well as you can!
[She drives off, wildly and shakily]
Alan Glentower: It is not automatic! Use the clutch!


--Maurice Kaufmann (as ) in Fanatic

Gorgo

Gorgo

Radio Reporter: Attention. This is a special bulletin. Civil defense authorities have declared a state of emergency for all London areas within three miles of the River Thames.


--Maurice Kaufmann (as ) in Gorgo

Gorgo

Gorgo

Radio Reporter: Bridge is gone! One of London's oldest landmarks smashed like matchwood! Nothing has stopped this beast so far, nothing!


--Maurice Kaufmann (as ) in Gorgo

Gorgo

Gorgo

Radio Reporter: Picadilly. The heart of London. Words can't describe it. There's been nothing like it, not even the worst of the Blitz! This section is complete shambles. People running, mad with fear.


--Maurice Kaufmann (as ) in Gorgo

Gorgo

Gorgo

Radio Reporter: We prayed for a miracle. Maybe our prayers have been answered. A great city, overwhelmed, exhausted, lies helpless under the immeasurable power and ferocity of this towering apparition from before the dawn of history. Yet, as disdaining the pygmies under her feet, she turns back! Turns with her young, leaving the prostrate city, leaving the haunts of man, and leaving man himself to ponder the proud boast that he alone is lord of all creation.


--Maurice Kaufmann (as ) in Gorgo


Gorgo

Gorgo

Radio Reporter: We're waiting at Battersea. Waiting. Hoping. Praying for a miracle. The entire electricity of all industrial London has been diverted to the wires surrounding the small animal's enclosure. Will it be enough? Will it be enough to stop the huge beast? Will the miracle be granted? Or will it be yet another of man's puny efforts to oppose this irresistible force of ancient nature?


--Maurice Kaufmann (as ) in Gorgo

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