Episode

Night Work

by John Logan, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, Harry Treadaway, Juan Antonio Bayona, Alex Price and 21 others

A woman and an explorer investigate the murder of someone close to them, engaging a sharp-shooter and Dr. Frankenstein for help.

(7 total)

Characters

John Logan (7)Timothy Dalton (4)Sir Malcolm (4)Harry Treadaway (2)Dr. Victor Frankenstein (2)Eva Green (1)Vanessa Ives (1)

“Victor Frankenstein: I've only one other question: Why me? Sir Malcolm Murray: Because you were unafraid to pull back the skin and look beneath.”

— John Logan, Sir Malcolm, Timothy Dalton, imdb.com

Tagged: Question, unafriad, pull back the skin, curious

“To save her, I would murder the world.”

— John Logan, Sir Malcolm, Timothy Dalton, imdb.com

Tagged: save, Love, Murder, World, Extreme Measures

“With me, you will behold terrible wonders.”

— John Logan, Sir Malcolm, Timothy Dalton, imdb.com

Tagged: behold, terrible, Wonders, Evil, Unreal

“I see a man who's been accustomed to wealth, but has given himself to excess and the unbridled pleasures of youth. A man much more complicated than he likes to appear.”

— John Logan, Vanessa Ives, Eva Green, imdb.com

Tagged: Wealth, complex, excess, Youth, pleasures

“Malcolm Murray: You have the soul of a poet, sir. Victor Frankenstein: And the bank account to match.”

— John Logan, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, Harry Treadaway, imdb.com

Tagged: Soul, Poet, bank account, poor, Money

“I thought of a particular lion hunt many years ago. You're moving through the tall grass, getting a glimpse of the prey, the shoulders mostly, the mane. You prepare your rifle. You're very quiet. And then there's a moment. The wind changes, the grass stops swaying. The lion turns, looks at you. The…”

— John Logan, Sir Malcolm, Timothy Dalton, imdb.com

Tagged: Memory, Lions, Predator, Prey, hunt

“There is only one worthy goal for scientific exploration... piercing the tissue that separates life from death. Everything else, from the deep bottom of the sea to the top of the highest mountain on the farthest planet, is insignificant.”

— John Logan, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, Harry Treadaway, imdb.com

Tagged: Science, Life And Death, insignificant, scientific exploration