Wilfrid Hyde-White credited as playing...
Charles Lunton
- Simone Rolfe: Charles, I want you to know Mr. Oliver Brolinsky.
- Simone Rolfe: [to the poet] Mr Lunton is a publisher.
- Charles Dunton: It's a Pleasure!
- Poet: Crazy!
- Charles Dunton: I listened to your poem with great interest.
- Poet: Cool!
- Charles Dunton: Have you, er, have you ever been published?
- Poet: What for, man?
- Charles Dunton: What for, man - that's a good question, what for man?
- Poet: I mean, man, er why?
- Charles Dunton: Why? There's another good one. Let me think. Oh, er, money perhaps?
- Poet: I don't believe in it, dad. I dig truth.
- Charles Dunton: That's very refreshing.
- Poet: Sure, man. I don't dig parasites.
- Charles Dunton: I beg your pardon...
- Poet: I mean, man, you live like a hyaena. Know what I mean, man?
- Charles Dunton: No, I'm afraid not. Do tell me.
- Poet: Cool, daddy. It's this way: I'm pure, see? And guys like you drink my blood.
- Charles Dunton: Well, not just at the moment, thank you very much.
- Charles Dunton: My dear Fran! Old Reggie doesn't die. He only disappears. You know how good that is for business.
