THATCHER

Sample dialogue

• "With full awareness of the meaning of my words and the responsibility of what I am about to say, it is my considered belief that Mr. Charles Foster Kane, in every essence of his social beliefs and by the dangerous manner in which he has persistently attacked the American traditions of private property, initiative and opportunity for advancement, is - in fact - nothing more or less than a Communist."

  scene 5 — INT. OF A MOTION PICTURE PROJECTION ROOM

• Right here, Mrs. Kane.

  scene 12 — INT. PARLOR - MRS. KANE'S BOARDINGHOUSE - DAY -

• Come on, Charles. Let's shake hands.

  scene 17 — EXT. MRS. KANE'S BOARDINGHOUSE - DAY -

• I came to see you, Charles, about your - about the Enquirer's campaign against the Metropolitan Transfer Company.

  scene 19 — INT. ENQUIRER CITY ROOM - DAY -

• Everything else - the principal as well as all monies earned - is to be administered by the bank in trust for your son, Charles Foster Kane, until his twenty-fifth birthday, at which time he is to come into complete possession.

  scene 14 — INT. PARLOR - MRS. KANE'S BOARDINGHOUSE - DAY -

Bookends

Often appears with

• MRS. KANE4 scenes
• KANE3 scenes
• KANE SR.2 scenes
• BERNSTEIN1 scene
• INVESTIGATOR1 scene
• MIKE1 scene