Shaun of the Dead Liz, then wait out the crisis in the Winchester. They escape in Pete's car, and pick up Barbara and Philip, who has been bitten, then Liz and her friends Dianne and David. Philip makes peace with Shaun before turning into a zombie. The group abandons the vehicle and continues on foot, evading zombies. They seek refuge inside the Winchester, where Shaun discovers that the Winchester rifle above the bar is functional. Barbara reveals she has been bitten and turns undead after giving Liz and Shaun her blessing. Shaun, distraught, is forced to shoot Barbara. Zombies break into the pub. David
The Watering Place The Watering Place The Watering Place is a play written by Lyle Kessler. His first full length, it debuted on Broadway, starring Shirley Knight and William Devane Michael Langham, the initial director of the play, and future director at Juilliard, came to its producer Eugene Persson, and begged him to let him direct it. "Langham is known to be choosy and usually Producers hunt "him" down" an article in New York Magazine said at the time. On February 17, 1969, Alan Schneider took over the role as director for The Watering Place. The opening was delayed until March 6. The