THE BLUE LAGOON
WRITTEN BY DOUGLAS DAY STEWART
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY H.D. STACPOOLE
TRANSCRIBED BY KENDRA STEINER
Columbia Pictures
The Blue Lagoon, in Pictures, Part 34, 1980
[[[Out on the reef, Richard is trying to catch fish with a spear.
He sort of dances around a little bit, and manages to spear a fish.
Emmeline looks at him like he’s silly, while she picks up
many fish out of the water.]]]
RICHARD: Look! I’m the greatest fisherman who ever lived!
EMMELINE: I’m the greatest fisherman who ever lived.
While you scare them off, I just catch as many as I want to.
RICHARD: That’s my fish dance!
It doesn’t scare them off, it brings them up to the surface where
I can spear them. Who cares what you say?
It’s not how many you catch that counts, its how you do it.
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THE BLUE LAGOON
WRITTEN BY DOUGLAS DAY STEWART
BASED ON THE NOVEL BY H.D. STACPOOLE
TRANSCRIBED BY KENDRA STEINER
Columbia Pictures
The Blue Lagoon, in Pictures, Part 34, 1980
[[[Out on the reef, Richard is trying to catch fish with a spear. He sort of dances around a little bit, and manages to spear a fish. Emmeline looks at him like he’s silly, while she picks up many fish out of the water.]]]
RICHARD: Look! I’m the greatest fisherman who ever lived!
EMMELINE: I’m the greatest fisherman who ever lived. While you scare them off, I just catch as many as I want to.
RICHARD: That’s my fish dance! It doesn’t scare them off, it brings them up to the surface where I can spear them. Who cares what you say? It’s not how many you catch that counts, its how you do it.