Good morning, Dr. Arroway.
Contact (1997)
PHYSICIAN
A screenplay character in Contact (1997).
- lines
- 4
- words
- 135
- scenes
- 2
- dialogue
- 1.0%
- avg words / line
- 34
- shortest / longest
- 4 / 54
Sample dialogue
And even if they aren't, something else may go wrong. There may be an unforeseen mechanical failure. You may be marooned, unable to return. There are a thousand reasons we can think of for the occupant of the machine to have this with them-- but mostly it's for the reasons we can't think of.
scene 99 — INT. MONITORING ROOM - DAYGood morning, Dr. Arroway.
scene 98 — INT. SMALL BRIEFING ROOMWe've been giving them to the astronauts since the first days of the Mercury program; of course it's never been made public. It's fast and painless. As soon as it hits the oral mucosa it starts to work-- a matter of seconds, really.
scene 98 — INT. SMALL BRIEFING ROOMDoctor, despite your enduring faith that the civilization in question has only our best interests at heart, even you have to admit there's a possibility they might turn out to be... less than benign.
scene 99 — INT. MONITORING ROOM - DAY
First and last lines
And even if they aren't, something else may go wrong. There may be an unforeseen mechanical failure. You may be marooned, unable to return. There are a thousand reasons we can think of for the occupant of the machine to have this with them-- but mostly it's for the reasons we can't think of.