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Thank you.
Good morning, boss. Good morning, Tattoo.
Smiles, everyone.
Smiles.
Ah, Carl Peters, a travel agent from Philadelphia.
What's his fantasy?
Apparently, he is obsessed with finding a beautiful young woman.
Aren't we all?
Perhaps the two, but this particular young woman...
ran away before he could discover his true feelings for her.
Will he find her?
Will he fall in love?
Oh, yes, that too.
So much so, he may even be willing to die for her.
Well, here comes my old friend, Suzette.
Yes, that too, Miss Susan Henderson, the young woman who saved you from a
runaway taxi cab in Paris years ago. You're right, boss.
If it was not for her...
You wouldn't have the terrific actor like me.
Yes. So, in gratitude, you have arranged a fantasy for her.
To make a man she has loved from afar fall in love with her.
Well, it's simple, isn't it, boss?
We shall see, Tattoo.
We shall see.
My dear guests, I am Mr. Rourke, your host.
Welcome to Fantasy Island.
Mr. Peters, it's important that I know just how strong your feelings for Miss
Miller are.
Are you certain you're in love with her? Mr. Rourke, since the day she
disappeared, all I can think about is finding her again.
Yes, I'm certain.
Can you help me?
Yes, I believe I can.
I've discovered Miss Miller has returned home to a small village here on the
island. A village that has a very... a very peculiar history.
What do you mean, boss?
The original settlers of the town came from New England long, long ago. They
were a very rigid, puritanical people then.
In 1692, it seems they held a witch trial, and the woman they accused was
burned at the stake.
Oh, that's terrible.
Yes, it is the truth.
Ever since then, they have been rumours of other strange events.
unexplained phenomena. I don't care about anything that happened there
300 years ago.
All I really want is to find Hallie.
Very well, Miss Peters.
If you'll follow the two.
Please, this way.
Here's your car, and here's your keys.
Just follow the road.
Mr. Peters, the town is about 15 miles north of here. You won't have any
finding Miss Miller.
Everyone there knows her.
Thank you, Tattoo.
Mr. Rourke.
Tattoo thought you might enjoy a spot of tea. Now then, Miss Henderson.
This man you wish to have fall in love with you, who might he be?
His name is Carter Ransom.
The concert pianist?
Yes, he's here on the island.
He's staying in the lilac bungalow.
Yes, I know.
Mr. Ransom is here preparing for an upcoming recital in New York. You see,
had trouble concentrating on his work. And he's come here to Fantasy Island for
peace and quiet.
Well, maybe he needs inspiration.
And what could be more inspirational than love?
I could help, Mr. Rourke.
I first saw him perform two years ago.
He's everything I ever dreamed of in a man.
Please, she's got everything that Mr. Ransom needs.
You do realize, Miss Henderson, that your fantasy will last only two days.
After that, Mr. Ransom will no longer be in love with you.
Are you sure you want to go through with this?
For once, I want to experience the kind of passion and love I've read about.
Even if it only lasts for a weekend.
Very well, Miss Henderson, if that's what you really want.
The two.
Thank you.
This is a very special ring, Miss Henderson.
When you wear it, any man you touch with your ring hand will
fall immediately.
and passionately in love with you.
However, it will work only once.
So you must be extremely careful.
Don't worry, boss.
I will help her.
I'll meet you in the lobby in one hour.
Thank you, Tattoo. Thank you, Mr. Roy. Yes, Miss Henderson.
Tattoo, have a seat, won't you?
Now, tell me.
Just exactly how do you wish to arrange payment for Miss Henderson's fantasy?
Boss, I thought it was a favor.
Tattoo, Tattoo, what about our overhead?
Have you any idea how much we spend each year on flower lays alone?
Huh?
Huh.
Well, I suppose we could arrange a discount of, say, 20%.
20 %?
I was thinking more like 100%. All right, my friend, just for you.
But just this once, huh?
Thank you both. You're not going to regret it. I hope so.
Now we have other guests to attend to.
Carl? Hello, Hallie.
I'm sorry, Carl, but you're going to have to leave.
Leave? Yeah.
Hallie, I've been looking for you for the past five months.
Please, Carl, you've got to.
Why? Will you just tell me why?
Because I think I love you.
Hallie?
Hallie? I've got to talk to you.
I don't believe I know this young man.
Carl Peters, my father, George Miller, mayor of Glen Hollow.
Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, Carl, a real pleasure.
Thanks. Welcome, welcome to our little town.
You coming to Hallie's birthday celebration?
It's your birthday?
Yes, Hallie turns 21 today.
Big event around here.
I wouldn't miss it for the world. Good, good. Then you go on into the town hall.
I got to steal Hallie away from you.
Well, what do you know?
A new face in town.
Carl Peters.
Ethan Miller, Hallie's brother.
You staying long?
I don't know.
I wouldn't.
Now, you listen to me, Hallie.
Him showing up on your 21st birthday was no accident.
It's happening again, just like it always does.
You know what you gotta do.
No, Daddy.
Oh, please, I just can't... Allie, Allie, you have to.
You're our only hope.
Another balmy day, and they call this paradise, do they?
Gloria, please, I've got to have this sonata done by Monday.
Oh, I understand that, darling.
What I don't understand is why you couldn't as easily do it in New York as
this dreary little island.
I can't work in New York.
All those parties of yours and those snooty, bigoted old culture vultures
more pretensions than taste.
Those culture vultures could put you back on top, my love, and don't you
it.
Oh, come on.
You've been working non -stop since we got here.
If we had to be stuck on this palm and shrouded piece of mud, at least we could
venture forth for an hour.
All right, but just an hour.
Wonderful, darling.
I wonder what kind of fur one wears in a tropical rainforest.
I've got a plan.
Mr. Ransom, he stays in a lilac bungalow. I'll take you there, introduce
him.
Not exactly, but I suppose it'll have to do.
Oh, he's here.
But I'm not ready yet. I have to get changed and fix my hair.
See that? You already changed.
Don't worry.
With this ring, you will fall for a mummy's bride. Promise.
Go for it.
Hello. I'm Brian.
Can I buy you a drink?
Thanks, but no thanks.
Oh, come on. Just one little drink?
I mean, I saw the way you were looking at me over there. You want me.
I know you do. Look, Junior, please just leave me alone. Oh, wait a minute.
Wow. You're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
In the flesh.
I mean, without the staples in her stomach.
Oh, no.
Oh, I love you. I want to have your child. Can I get you dinner, lunch,
How about if I buy you some beer nuts?
Please, you don't know what you're saying.
Oh, but I do. I want you. I want to rub orange marmalade all over you and have
you for breakfast. Ted, you help!
Oh, Brian, what's going on? My mother, I found her. The love of my life, the
center of my universe, the apple of my eye, the... What did you say your name
was again?
Ted, you help!
Cool it, boy. Cool it.
Don't go.
Come back.
Brian.
Brian.
What has she done to you?
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday dear Abby. Daddy, isn't there any other way?
Look around. Look at their faces, Hal.
They're your friends.
The people you grew up with.
You're gonna let them down.
And what about your own brother and your little sister?
Happy
birthday!
Will you help me cut the cake?
Right here. Right there.
Sort of like cutting a wedding cake.
You make a real nice couple, you know.
Here you go, Carl.
Try some.
What? Real strong stuff.
What's in that?
Just pure apple cider.
We imported it special.
Well, as you can see, My daughter's 21st birthday is a big occasion for the
entire town.
We're just one big happy family here.
Here, move it. Go on, Hallie. Go on. This is your day. Go on. Go on.
Who is that?
It's my little sister.
Somebody calling the ambulance.
What's the matter with you people? She's sick
You drugged him.
It's easier that way.
Can't we just have two hours alone?
Please, Daddy.
Till sundown.
I'm so, so sorry.
I thought you had to die.
This is a most unfortunate situation, Miss Henderson.
As I told you before, the ring can only be used once.
I know, but... In any case, I'm afraid your fantasy has come to an unscheduled
end. But, boss, it was an accident.
It can happen to anyone.
Nevertheless, the two of my hands are tied.
What can I do?
Getting a second chance.
Is that what Fantasy Island is all about?
Yes, Tattoo?
Why don't we have a reception for Mr. Henderson so that Suzette can get close
him?
It's a very interesting idea, Tattoo.
And you're right. Everyone deserves a second chance.
Well, now, Miss Henderson, if you'll hold out your hand, please.
Thank you.
Oh, thank you, Mr. Roark. Thank you very much.
You realize, Tattoo, that the success of Miss Henderson's fantasy is now your
responsibility.
It's a piece of cake, boss.
Really?
Oh, and Tattoo, kindly remove that young man from the premises, would you
please?
I've never been happier in my whole life.
I could be here with you forever.
So could I.
You know, it's amazing how different the world looks when you're in love.
Look at the sunshine outside there. It looks like shimmering gold.
Let's not talk.
Just hold me.
But I want to talk.
I want to talk about our wedding.
Do you want a large one or a small one?
Where do you want to live?
I can close my office in Philadelphia and open a small one here on the island.
know you want to be near your family.
And what about our own little family?
I never thought much about having kids, but... Oh, please.
Don't.
Howie?
Darling, don't you want to marry me?
Yes.
Oh, Carl, I love you.
But I can't marry you.
And I can't leave here.
Ever.
Why?
There has to be a reason.
Ethan, what are you doing here?
I'm saving him from the crazies. That's what I'm doing.
You can't interfere.
Take a look out the window.
What do they want?
You. What are you talking about?
Hallie, what's he talking about? What's going on around here? She won't tell
you. She's part of it. Come on, we get out the back way.
No. If you go, the whole town will die.
So will your little sister. Jamie needs to get to a hospital.
With him gone, maybe everybody will wise up and get her to one.
But the legend... She'll die for nothing.
And so will he.
Oh, Carl, come on. Let's go.
What about you?
Let's go.
I'm coming back for you.
All right, he's not here. Come on, let's go.
It's lovely.
Aren't you glad we came?
Why did I let Rog talk me into this reception?
I've got to get back to work.
Mr. Ransom, this is Mrs. Anderson.
She's one of your biggest fans.
I'm delighted to meet you, Mr. Ransom.
Oh, things are beginning to pick up.
Sit in the bottle, everyone.
Would you like to sit down?
Cheers. There he is.
Brian.
Brian! Brian, what are you doing here?
Feasting my eyes, Mother.
Isn't she beautiful?
Oh, it's her again.
Will you look at her torturing that poor, love -smitten boy?
Henry, can't you do something about that, that, that, that?
seductress. Right now, I'm more concerned about our dinner reservation.
Okay, come on, son. Let's go.
Brian. Brian.
Brian!
Oh, my napkin.
Allow me. Oh, you dropped this, miss.
Good heavens, you... You are beautiful.
Your hand, so soft, so delicate.
I could hold it all night.
Henry. Dad.
No, she's mine. Oh, look, this is a mistake.
My whole life has been a mistake. But now I'm going to correct it. No, please.
No, wait.
No, wait. Please don't. Oh, please.
Quiet. Quiet.
Why don't you just tell me what's going on?
Plague.
They call it the Red Death.
You saw it at the dance?
Plague?
In that day and age?
Take a look at those headstones.
A good look.
You tell me what's going on here.
The same thing that's been going on for centuries, ever since they burned that
witch at the stake.
Legend has it she put a spell on my family, so when the eldest daughter
21, a plague breaks out, a guy shows up, they fall in love, the town puts an
arrow through his heart, and the plague goes away.
That's crazy.
The whole damn town believes it.
Including Hallie.
Let me go!
I'm sorry, Carl. All right, take it.
can end this yearning this need that you
and you alone create just build my
dreams the way you've built my arms the dreams that you
inspire
Thank heavens.
There's been another accident.
Oh, and here I thought that was Placido Domingo outside your door.
Tattoo, didn't you tell me you had a plan?
Oh, I did, boss.
The only thing, it didn't work. With your kisses set
me burning One kiss is all I
need to see
Well, for your information, I am not energizing Miss Henderson's ring. Not
again. Even on Fantasy Island, certain rules must apply.
But, boss, rules are made to be broken.
Not this often.
Please, have to go.
Certainly.
Boss, why don't you sit down?
Yes?
Boss, I've got this great plan, and this time it's going to work.
Tattoo, must I remind you that arranging that reception for Mr. Ransom at the
last moment was no small task?
These plans of yours are proving to be quite taxing, to say nothing of
expensive. Well, this one is cheap.
It's not going to cost you anything.
Well, almost anything.
What really concerns me, Tattoo, is that you've apparently not yet learned that
second chances are very rare and very valuable indeed.
One must seize whatever opportunities life chooses to deal out and act quickly
and decisively. Don't you understand?
Oh, yes, but I learned that.
Strike the iron while who hesitates is lost.
Opportunity only knocks but once.
The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
But please give me another chance.
Did I ever ask you for anything before?
As a matter of fact, yes.
Well.
again. Well, when you put it that way, how can I possibly refuse that, too?
Miss Henderson, will you come here, please?
Thank you.
But this is the last time.
Should anything go wrong this time, Miss Henderson and you shall have to live
with the consequences. Do you understand? May I have your hand,
you.
There. You have another chance.
And one more day to fulfill your fantasy.
And now I leave you to your midnight serenade.
Carl,
please talk to me.
I don't want any of this to happen.
But I don't know how to stop it either.
Good Lord, Allie, this is the 20th century. This whole thing is some morbid
fairy tale.
No, it's not.
Don't you see? It all makes sense.
It's my birthday.
You miraculously show up.
The plague breaks out.
Exactly like it has for over 300 years.
You're going to kill me, Allie. Is that what you want?
Maybe we can put a stop to this nightmare once and for all.
There's a way out I
hope I'm doing the right thing
Champagne. Compliment of Mr. Rock.
Oh, vintage February, no doubt.
I was talking to Jacqueline O. She said that's her favorite.
Jackie? Here?
She's down by the pool.
Jackie O. is here?
I've simply got to meet her.
Mr. Ransom?
Hello? It's Susan Henderson.
I wanted to apologize for what happened at your reception.
Oh, yeah.
You're the one with the admirers. Right.
Now, I don't mean to be abrupt, but I've really got to get back to work.
Oh, are you all right?
I can see why all those men were chasing you last night.
You're incredibly...
Gorgeous.
Mr. Ransom.
Carter. Carter, I think I've been in love with you ever since I heard you
Tchaikovsky's piano concerto with the Boston Symphony.
You like that?
Would you like me to play that for you now?
Would you?
I have never been so embarrassed in all my life.
You misunderstood me. I was talking about Jackie O 'Brien, the famous dry
tycoon. Miss Henderson.
Oh, how nice to see you again.
I just dropped by to apologize for what happened last night.
I better be going.
As I said, Miss Henderson, no need for apologies.
No need at all.
No need at all.
We'll meet later, my darling.
Give me half an hour.
Now you two, get out of that car nice and easy, you hear?
Turning over.
Look at that.
He's still alive.
Yeah, but by the time we get back, he'll be dead.
So will everybody else.
No, not if we hurry. Come on, get him in the car.
Sheriff, here we go.
Here we go.
It's okay.
I wanted to think that I could run away again.
Now I know I can't.
I'm going to save them.
I'm going to save you too, honey.
Carter, love, I can forgive a minor infatuation.
I mean, it does happen.
But you can't let that interfere with your career, your reputation.
That's all you really care about, isn't it? Well, to hell with my reputation.
Success, money, fame, to hell with all of it. Have you gone insane?
No, just the opposite. I've finally gone sane.
I see things much more clearly now.
Especially you.
Oh, well, I see I was a fool to have stayed with you this long.
Everybody knows you're on the way out.
I should have run off with Eugene Fodor when I had the chance.
I'll thin for my bags later.
I'm catching my next flight to New York.
It isn't Carter's greatest fan.
Well, you can have him, dear.
Go ahead and have your blissful little affair.
Keep him from finishing his sonata and watch his career go right down the
toilet. You both deserve it, I think.
Tiger? Susan.
There's just the two of us now, Susan.
So why don't we make ourselves more comfortable?
Carter? Yes?
Don't you have some work to finish?
All I want to think about right now is you.
But your career... I don't care about my career.
I trade it all for just one day with you.
Look, I'm sorry, but I have to go see my friend Tattoo.
What? Excuse me.
Susan!
Wake!
Carl. Carl, wake up. We gotta hurry.
They have to make the sacrifice before the sunset.
Where's Hallie? She's gone back to town.
She wants them to sacrifice her in your place.
Come on, we've got to stop her.
You drive.
You want to call off your fantasy.
Better that than ruin Carter's career.
I care for him too much to let that happen.
Besides, I'm coming to realize that if I'm going to be loved, it should be for
what I am, not because of some trick.
If I do this, you know there can be no turning back.
I know.
I'm sorry, Tattoo.
It was so sweet of you to try.
But I guess I'm not meant to have any grand romance.
Very well, Miss Henderson.
As of now, none of the men affected by this ring is in love with you any
Including Carter Ransom.
Listen to me.
Listen to me, all of you.
This is our last chance.
If this works, you're all healed.
But if it doesn't...
We're all gonna die anyway.
So let's just get this thing over with, please.
No!
No! Don't!
Don't shoot.
Carl.
I'm the one that has to die, Hallie, not you. No.
I have never made any kind of sacrifice for anything.
Well, I may be as crazy as all of you, but if I have to die so that your Hallie
can live, then you better go ahead and shoot me.
The sun is going down. We're wasting time.
No, Carl.
Yes. Carl, no.
Mr. Mayor!
They are both willing to die.
The obvious strength of their love, their willingness to sacrifice
for each other.
Surely such a demonstration of good deems any further evil unnecessary.
We can't take the chance.
I think they both die.
No!
Who's that man?
Only God knows.
That was lovely.
Susan. I'm glad you finally finished it.
Susan.
Your friend Tattoo.
He explained everything to me.
Your fantasy.
The ring.
I'm so ashamed.
Of what?
I should thank you.
Of course I was able to go back to work after the effects of the ring wore off.
But that was mainly because I remembered how I felt about you.
There's part of you in that music.
Thank you for saying that.
I'd better leave. No, Susan, listen to me.
My whole career, I've been surrounded by people like Gloria. All they were ever
interested in was what I could do for them.
But you, you did something for me. In fact, you gave up something.
And asked for nothing in return.
For me, that's a first.
Susan, I may not be head over heels in love with you anymore.
Maybe someday.
Who knows?
Are you saying there's a chance you could fall in love with me for real?
I'm saying... I like you.
And I definitely want to get to know you better.
In fact, what are you doing this Friday night?
I don't know.
How about coming to New York to hear me play our sonata?
You've got a date.
Well, the two, it appears your plan worked after all.
You know, this is the second time Miss Henderson has saved your life.
Mr.
Rourke. Tattoo.
It's great to be alive and together.
I still can't believe this has all happened. It's been a miracle.
Yes, Miss Miller, the miracle of love.
You see, the strength of your love for each other and the dual sacrifice you
were willing to make broke the power of the spell forever.
Thanks, Mr. Ward, for everything.
Yes, Mr. Peters.
Thank you. Goodbye, Miss Miller.
Oh, Tattoo, thank you, but no.
It took me long enough, but I finally realized there are no shortcuts, no
magical solutions when it comes to love. You have to work at a relationship just
like anything else.
Goodbye, mon ami.
And thank you.
Not goodbye, but au revoir.
Thank you, Mr.
Wong. Very welcome, Chantison.
Bye -bye. Sir Ransom, goodbye.
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