Excuse me. Do any of you speak English? Speak English. I speak some... little. Well,...
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Jonathan Harker: [to other passengerson the coach] Excuse me. Do any of you speak English?
[looks around]
Jonathan Harker: Speak English.
Coach Passenger: I speak some... little.
Jonathan Harker: Well, when we left the inn, some of the men and women pointed at me; like this.
[demonstrates gesture]
Coach Passenger: Ah... yes.
Jonathan Harker: What does it signify?
[sees the man has failed to understand meaning of the word]
Jonathan Harker: What does it mean?
Coach Passenger: They say it is a charm against the evil eye.
Jonathan Harker: Why should I need the charm more than anyone, say yourself?
Coach Passenger: Where are you alighting?
Jonathan Harker: At the head of the Borgo Pass.
[as he says this, the man's wife crosses herself with a fearful look on her face]
Coach Passenger: It is very important we get there well before midnight and are across the border.
Jonathan Harker: Really? Why is that?
Coach Passenger: You do not know what day this is? It is the fourth of May. The Eve of Saint George. When the clock strikes midnight, all the evil things of the world shall take command
[looks around]
Jonathan Harker: Speak English.
Coach Passenger: I speak some... little.
Jonathan Harker: Well, when we left the inn, some of the men and women pointed at me; like this.
[demonstrates gesture]
Coach Passenger: Ah... yes.
Jonathan Harker: What does it signify?
[sees the man has failed to understand meaning of the word]
Jonathan Harker: What does it mean?
Coach Passenger: They say it is a charm against the evil eye.
Jonathan Harker: Why should I need the charm more than anyone, say yourself?
Coach Passenger: Where are you alighting?
Jonathan Harker: At the head of the Borgo Pass.
[as he says this, the man's wife crosses herself with a fearful look on her face]
Coach Passenger: It is very important we get there well before midnight and are across the border.
Jonathan Harker: Really? Why is that?
Coach Passenger: You do not know what day this is? It is the fourth of May. The Eve of Saint George. When the clock strikes midnight, all the evil things of the world shall take command
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Excuse me Do any of you speak English
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Speak English
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I speak some little
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Well when we left the Inn
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some of the men and women pointed at me
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Like this
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Yes
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What does it signify
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What does it mean
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They say it is a charm against the evil eye
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Why should I need the charm any more than say yourself
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Where are you alighting
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At the head of the Borgo Pass
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It is very important that we get there
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well before midnight and are across the border
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Really Why ls that
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Do you not know what day this is
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It ls the 4th of May
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The eve of Saint George
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When the dock strikes midnight
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all the evil things of the world
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shall take command
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Movie Summary
The vampire count leaves his Transylvanian home to wreak havoc across the world.
