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jones7418 — 10 years ago(January 08, 2016 09:35 AM)

I just watched the film and I don't get what Quilty was about at the end. He was never quite in his right mind so I'm assuming by the time Humbert got to him, Quilty had gone completely insane?

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his character is better explained in the 1962 version.

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Oh, he was definitely under the influence. Drugs, alcohol, I assume all of it. It was a very weird, surreal scene, which was of course the intention of Adrian Lyne.

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