It's all my fault, I'm afraid. I should've spent longer on the materialisation course.
4 seconds sound clip from the Dead of Night (1945) movie soundboard.
You can hear this line at 01:06:03.468 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.
Quote context
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- You must remember. Don't forget you've been well and truly laid.
- I know I've got to hold my breath and do this But then I get stuck.
- Well, what about that? No good? Well, try this
- No good. No good. Oh, I am sorry.
- It's all my fault, I'm afraid. I should've spent longer on the materialisation course.
- But you would insist on getting married on Saturday.
- I still intend to get married on Saturday.
- Well, if you can't keep your side of the bargain, why should you expect me to keep mine?
- I see your point. You realise what it will mean?
- What?
- Well, I'll have to stick to you, everywhere.
- Yes. Always remain within 6 foot of you. That's the official ruling.
- Because a chap becomes a ghost, it surely doesn't mean that he ceases to be a gentleman.
- Don't worry, old chap, it's sure to come back to me before Saturday.
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