Daily Dialogue — October 13, 2013

“The job would have to be done by an outsider. The only question is by whom and how much.”

— The Day of the Jackal (1973), screenplay by Kenneth Ross, book by Frederick Forsyth

The Daily Dialogue theme for the week is assassination suggested by Aarthi Ramanathan.

Trivia: The novel and film adaptations of “The Day of the Jackal” caused the London Public Records and Passport offices to tighten their regulations to avoid/reduce the chance of anybody stealing and using a deceased person’s identity, as the Jackal carried out.

Dialogue On Dialogue: One of the most essential assassination movies ever produced.