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The Limehouse Golem

The Yard is setting me up as a scapegoat. They'll not risk Roberts, will they. I'm...

John Kildare:

The Yard is setting me up as a scapegoat. They'll not risk Roberts, will they. I'm expendable. They get to preserve the reputation of their golden boy and the public... get blood

Full Transcript

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What do you mean The yard is setting me up as a scapegoat
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They'll not risk Roberts will they I'm expendable
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They get to preserve the reputation of their golden boy and the public
Duration
13 seconds
Views
246
Timestamp in Movie
00:10:39
Uploaded
Nov 29, 2022
Genres
crime, mystery, thriller
Production
Number 9 Films,New Sparta Films,HanWay Films

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Movie Summary

In Victorian London, a Scotland Yard inspector hunts down the sadistic killer behind a series of gory, Jack the Ripper-Like murders.

Actors

Bill Nighy
John Kildare
Bill Nighy
They get to preserve the reputation of their golden boy - The Limehouse Golem 00:08
They get to preserve the reputation of their golden boy
He who spectates He doesn't mean us - The Limehouse Golem 00:10
He who spectates He doesn't mean us
The public want blood. The Golem provides it. - The Limehouse Golem 00:06
The public want blood. The Golem provides it.
Do you feel like a walk to the library? - The Limehouse Golem 00:05
Do you feel like a walk to the library?
Rowley: Ah! That quotation. About the gladiatorial ring? - The Limehouse Golem 00:06
Rowley: Ah! That quotation. About the gladiatorial ring?
It's quoted in an old piece by the essayist Thomas De Quincey. - The Limehouse Golem 00:05
It's quoted in an old piece by the essayist Thomas De Q...
One I imagine might be of interest to a man - The Limehouse Golem 00:05
One I imagine might be of interest to a man
"On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts." - The Limehouse Golem 00:09
"On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts."
He has been dead for 20 years, Flood, - The Limehouse Golem 00:06
He has been dead for 20 years, Flood,
Of course, but there's no earthly way of knowing - The Limehouse Golem 00:06
Of course, but there's no earthly way of knowing
It's the final entry in a diary someone has kept - The Limehouse Golem 00:05
It's the final entry in a diary someone has kept
And the Karl Marx and George Gissing. - The Limehouse Golem 00:05
And the Karl Marx and George Gissing.
If he's the same John Cree I'm thinking of... - The Limehouse Golem 00:06
If he's the same John Cree I'm thinking of...
Find out all you can about George Gissing, - The Limehouse Golem 00:06
Find out all you can about George Gissing,
Greatorex: And you describe your husband - The Limehouse Golem 00:11
Greatorex: And you describe your husband
Entitled "Misery Junction." - The Limehouse Golem 00:07
Entitled "Misery Junction."
And yet he continued to pass each day in the reading room - The Limehouse Golem 00:10
And yet he continued to pass each day in the reading room
Greatorex: On the day of his death, - The Limehouse Golem 00:10
Greatorex: On the day of his death,
And that is something you would understand, - The Limehouse Golem 00:09
And that is something you would understand,
That of a respectable, educated lady. - The Limehouse Golem 00:07
That of a respectable, educated lady.