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"Mr. Speaker,
will the 30s go down as the decade...
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"which witnessed the destruction...
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"and downfall of the British empire?"
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"That witnessed
the wanton self-destruction...
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"of the British empire?"
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"If India were granted...
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"self-government...
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"it would mark the downfall
of the British empire."
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"It would mark and consummate...
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"the downfall of the British empire."
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Mr. Inches, you're wanted!
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On my way.
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- Good morning.
- Good morning, madam.
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Have to do something
about Miss Sarah's gramophone.
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I don't want to start the day
with a family altercation.
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- No, madam.
- Hello, Mommy.
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Good morning, darling.
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Inches, kindly tell my daughter
to turn off that bloody gramophone.
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Trashy music all over the house.
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There you go, sir.
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She knows I can't stand it.
Why does she do it?
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Leave it to me, sir, will you?
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Have you been drinking?
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This time of the morning, sir? Certainly not.
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If you have,
I hope it's your damn whisdey and not mine.
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What time is Mrs. P coming?
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Early afternoon, sir.
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- Early afternoon? Why not this morning?
- Because you told her to come after lunch.
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Pure invention, I did nothing of the sort.
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You said you're going
to town this morning...
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so she would not be required
until after lunch.
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I've changed my mind,
I need to redraft the speech.
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- Get her here now!
- Yes, sir.
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- Thank you.
- Mrs. Churchill?
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- Mrs. Landing.
- Good morning, madam.
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Is something the matter? What's wrong?
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It's Mr. Monds, madam.
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- Butcher?
- Yes, madam.
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It seems we haven't paid
his bill for several weeks.
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And he says he'd rather not provide us with
any more meat until the account's settled.
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Inches!
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I'll write a checd and you send
one of the girls to deliver it.
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Thank you.
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Inches, liver salts.
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Good morning, sir.
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- Good morning.
- Morning.
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- Randolph, you look dreadful.
- Thank you, Mama.
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All those double brandies late last night.
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I'm not in the same league
as my beloved papa.
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It's very bad of a young man
to drink so much...
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Don't start nagging
at this time of the morning, please?
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Let me wade up first.
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Who is it?
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Winston, have you paid Mr. Monds?
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The butcher from Westerham,
have you paid his bills?
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My dear Clemmie,
I'm trying to save India from Mr. Gandhi...
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and his gang of subversive Hindus,
to save British imperial power...
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from a disastrous eclipse,
and save the Tory Party...
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from an act of shame and dishonor.
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In other words, you haven't paid the bill.
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For God's sake, woman,
I can't do everything!
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Good morning, Mrs. P!
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Good morning, Mary! How's she going?
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Fine, thank you.
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You look lovely!
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I thought he said after lunch.
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He did. He's changed his mind.
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I wish he didn't do that. I have to take
the girls to Westerham to buy shoes.
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Heaven knows when
I'll get another opportunity.
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- Mr. Churchill?
- Mrs. P, at last!
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Good morning.
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We have much to do
and very little time in which to do it.
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Inches, please tell Mr. Churchill
I've decided to go to town with him.
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- What time will he be leaving?
- 11:30, madam. On the dot.
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We'll revise this speech...
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and go on to the second chapter...
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on the way up to London.
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- Today?
- Anything wrong with that?
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No, of course not, Mr. Churchill.
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And bring my notes
for the Battle of Blenheim.
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- Clemmie, did I keep you waiting?
- Not more than usual.
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- Good morning, Mrs. Churchill.
- How are you, Mrs. P?
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- I think I'm fine...
- As happy as a clam, aren't you?
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Don't let him boss you about,
he's a dreadful bully.
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Nonsense, Mrs. P adores me.
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- How are you getting on with your book?
- Very well.
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Volume 2, Chapter 20,
the Battle of Blenheim.
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We're already on page 800 and something.
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I think the publishers
hoped for something a little shorter.
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Bugger the publishers,
this is more than a biography.
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It's a panegyric...
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a tribute to my great
and illustrious ancestor.
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Get a move on, Jenner, overtake!
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Remember when Randolph and I went off...
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to see the battlefield?
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Of course.
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I dreamt about it last night.
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I could see everything.
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The enemy being routed...
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Europe saved from those ravaging hordes...
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and there was Marlborough...
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riding into history.
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Our eyes met.
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I think he smiled at me.
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You shouldn't have had so much cheese.
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You shouldn't have had so much cheese.
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Stilton always gives you nightmares.
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"Mr. Speaker, the loss of India...
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"would mark and consummate
the downfall of the British empire.
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"If we cannot do our duty in India...
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"we shall have shown ourselves unworthy...
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"to preserve the vast empire...
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"which still centers upon this small island.
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"It is alarming...
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"and also nauseating to see Mr. Gandhi...
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"a seditious Middle Temple lawyer...
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"now posing as a fakir
of a type well known in the East...
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"striding half-naded up the steps
of the Viceregal Palace...
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"to parley on equal terms...
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"with the representative
of the King Emperor. "
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Councils, private members' bills,
second reading.
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What a monstrous speech.
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You're his friend, Bracden.
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You should tell him to stop making
a fool of himself. It's pathetic.
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Britain is losing her grip on its
imperial affairs. He's trying to stop the rot.
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Rubbish.
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Winston's a self-serving opportunist.
That's why nobody trusts him. No loyalty.
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Does his party count for nothing?
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Is it disloyal to defend
what one believes in passionately?
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He's attacding government policy,
so he's attacding his own party.
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It's about time he toed the line
and stopped being such a bloody nuisance.
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Wrong hat, Tom.
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Mr. Woods, this is appalling.
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You must remember that your husband
lost a very substantial sum...
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as a result of the Wall Street crash.
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We're bandrupt.
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Not exactly.
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But I have made it clear to your husband
that economies are necessary.
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What did he say?
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He promised to cut down to three bottles
of champagne in the evening.
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There was a time...
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when people used to rush into the chamber
to hear me speak.
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"It's Winston," they'd cry.
"Winston's on his feet."
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Now they hurry away...
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as if to avoid an embarrassing accident.
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I'm finished, Brendan.
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Nonsense.
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A ghost...
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Witnessing my own demise.
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Diana.
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Desmond.
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- Have you met my husband?
- At the wedding. Good to see you again.
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I'm so glad to see you.
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Hello, Morton, how's the spying game?
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I'm not a spy, I'm a civil servant.
Where's your father?
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I'm afraid he's having a black-dog day.
We rely on you to get him out of it.
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He returned from London in a terrible mood.
He's been like that ever since.
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Winston!
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Come on, Winston, lunch in five minutes.
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Dogs look up to you.
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Cats look down on you.
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Pigs treat you as equals.
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What is it? India?
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Partly.
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- Partly these.
- What about them?
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Full of "Herr" Hitler.
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Made me think.
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At 35, I was Home Secretary...
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37, First Lord of the Admiralty...
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at 50, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
doing pretty well.
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- Not bad.
- Now look at me.
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No power, no prospect of power.
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look at Hitler.
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From bugger-all to head of state in 10 years.
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- Come and have some lunch.
- Not hungry.
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- Everyone's waiting.
- Let them wait.
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Come and have a drink at least.
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What have you got there?
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- I'll show you indoors.
- Will it cheer me up?
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Not exactly.
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You may be right about Germany.
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What do you mean?
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What is all this?
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It's a report from our air attaché in Berlin.
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He says the Nazis
have in training over 8,000 pilots.
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Sounds as if Hitler...
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is creating an air force.
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I would say so.
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Yes, but the Prime Minister would not.
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God help us, Desmond.
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England is lost in a pacifist dream.
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People prefer that to the nightmare of war.
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Passchendaele and the Somme
are all too close for comfort.
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If people are dreaming,
it means they're asleep.
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It's time they bloody wode up.
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Mr. Baldwin?
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Prime Minister.
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"Herr" Brecder.
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My government is very displeased
by a number of scurrilous...
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and totally unfounded attacds
on the Third Reich...
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that seem to emanate from
your ambassador's office in Berlin.
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- Sir Robert?
- Yes. I'll make the appropriate inquiries.
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If it's true, we shall take immediate action.
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I deplore any attempt
to create feelings of doubt and suspicion.
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I am anxious to work
closely with Germany...
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under the new order.
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Thank you, Mr. Baldwin.
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Mr. Wigram.
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Perhaps you will let me know
the results of these inquiries.
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Our most recent dispatch
from our ambassador reported...
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that Nazi policy is intensely anti-Jewish.
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Is that "scurrilous and totally unfounded"?
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The Jews have become far too prominent
in many aspects of German life.
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Their influence is disproportionate.
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Our policies are merely
adjusting the balance.
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Is that why you built a concentration camp
outside Munich?
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It is a place of protective custody,
Mr. Wigram.
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Remember, it was the British
who invented the concentration camp...
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during the Boer War, I believe.
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We are merely following your good example.
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Jolly good, what you said in there.
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Nothing but bully boys, these damn Nazis.
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- They get away with it, that's the trouble.
- Nobody does anything about it.
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That's right.
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- Very alarming.
- It is.
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- Desmond Morton.
- Ralph Wigram.
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Foreign Office, Central Department.
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Dear. I'm sorry, have we met before?
I'm terrible at faces.
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I'm afraid it's my training,
military intelligence.
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I have a filing cabinet instead of a mind.
I'm going to Charing Cross, can I drop you?
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Yes, thank you.
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Thank you very much.
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Deuce.
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I think she wants to do it professionally.
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- Annoying people?
- No, the stage.
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Nonsense.
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Girls go on the stage
to marry into a good family.
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Sarah already belongs to a good family.
Ladies do not become chorus girls.
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There's no cake.
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- Pardon, sir?
- You've forgotten the cake.
241
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- There isn't any.
- That's what I'm telling you, silly girl.
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We don't have any cake.
That's what she means.
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Don't have any cake? Of course
we have cake. Dundee cake from Fortnum's.
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- Thank you, Peggy.
- Yes, ma'am.
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- What on earth's going on?
- We have to make economies, Winston.
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What are you talking about?
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I'm worried about money,
I went to see Mr. Woods.
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Four queens. Why?
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He's my accountant as well.
250
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You could've told me,
could've gone together.
251
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I wanted to see exactly how bad things are.
252
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- Could be worse, that's the answer.
- We've got the most enormous overdraft.
253
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- We're paying it off.
- No, we're not.
254
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For God's sake, Clemmie,
I'm working day and night.
255
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All these articles for
"The Evening Standard", Marlborough...
256
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not to mention the constituency work.
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I know, that's why we have to economize.
258
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Like depriving me of my Dundee cake.
259
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You're paying all of Randolph's debts.
260
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Randolph is hopeless with money,
we all know that.
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He's irresponsible.
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I'll talk to him.
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- It's your turn.
- What?
264
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- It's not...
- It is, come along.
265
00:19:56,421 --> 00:19:58,101
You just won the last tricd.
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Bezique, double bezique.
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Score it.
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Double bezique, 500 points.
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- Winston, I know how to score.
- Do it.
270
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It's not just Randolph,
it's this house, it's Chartwell.
271
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That's where all the money goes.
272
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All right.
273
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We employ 18 people here.
274
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Surely not.
275
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It's ruinously expensive.
We shouldn't have bought it.
276
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Don't start.
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- You went behind my back.
- I did not.
278
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You knew I didn't like it
and you deliberately deceived me.
279
00:20:28,183 --> 00:20:31,263
- That's not true.
- I never saw such an ugly house.
280
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You may find the house ugly, I do not.
281
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Anyway, that's beside the point.
282
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- Come with me.
- What for?
283
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I want to show you something.
284
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- Don't change the subject.
- I'm not.
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Come with me, please.
286
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That's why I bought it.
287
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Not because the house is beautiful,
but because of that.
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What you can see from the house.
289
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England.
290
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look at it, Clemmie.
291
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Nowhere in the world...
292
00:21:20,106 --> 00:21:22,946
could you find a landscape
more ravishing than that.
293
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And it's ours...
294
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to look at and to cherish
for the rest of our lives.
295
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I would die for it, Clemmie.
296
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Winston.
297
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Ralph!
298
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Some rather unwelcome news, I'm afraid.
299
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The Cabinet has decided
to sell aircraft engines to the Germans.
300
00:22:05,469 --> 00:22:06,589
I don't believe it.
301
00:22:06,629 --> 00:22:09,469
To be precise,
118 Rolls Royce PV-12 Merlins.
302
00:22:09,549 --> 00:22:10,509
God almighty.
303
00:22:10,589 --> 00:22:13,030
Designed for civilian use, I am told...
304
00:22:13,109 --> 00:22:15,389
but we know
they can be used for fighter planes.
305
00:22:15,429 --> 00:22:16,669
This is total madness.
306
00:22:16,750 --> 00:22:20,030
"Trade should have no boundaries,"
says the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
307
00:22:20,110 --> 00:22:23,670
"If we don't sell, somebody else will."
I suppose there's some logic in that.
308
00:22:23,749 --> 00:22:25,470
What are we doing here, Van?
309
00:22:25,550 --> 00:22:28,510
We made recommendations,
write briefing notes, nobody listens.
310
00:22:28,590 --> 00:22:30,470
Nobody in Downing Street gives a damn.
311
00:22:30,550 --> 00:22:32,670
They're not very interested...
312
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in uncomfortable things like political reality.
313
00:22:53,352 --> 00:22:55,472
Surely the Germans aren't allowed to rearm.
314
00:22:55,552 --> 00:22:57,432
Try telling that to Mr. Hitler.
315
00:22:57,512 --> 00:22:59,472
Why doesn't the government do something?
316
00:22:59,552 --> 00:23:02,392
They don't want to provode another war.
Who does?
317
00:23:02,953 --> 00:23:05,393
- And they feel guilty.
- About what?
318
00:23:05,472 --> 00:23:08,113
The Treaty of Versailles,
it was far too punitive.
319
00:23:08,192 --> 00:23:10,353
It robbed the Germans of their self-esteem.
320
00:23:10,433 --> 00:23:13,713
- He's tired. I'm getting him ready for bed.
- Thank you, Ethel.
321
00:23:14,953 --> 00:23:16,033
Shall we go up?
322
00:23:18,073 --> 00:23:20,193
Mr. Baldwin believes a strong Germany...
323
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will keep Russia in its place.
324
00:23:21,874 --> 00:23:25,274
The government regards the Communists
as a greater threat than the Nazis.
325
00:23:25,353 --> 00:23:27,354
- And are they?
- I think not.
326
00:23:27,434 --> 00:23:30,434
Nazism is more than just
a political movement.
327
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It's a cult...
328
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a religion based on the idea of racial purity.
329
00:23:35,554 --> 00:23:38,114
Mankind, the Nazis believe,
is divided between...
330
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the man-gods and the subhumans...
331
00:23:40,915 --> 00:23:43,194
aliens who will be used
as beasts of burden...
332
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or merely disposed of.
333
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Those with pure Aryan blood
are the man-gods.
334
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The beasts are the Jews.
335
00:23:52,356 --> 00:23:53,755
You ready for bed?
336
00:23:55,435 --> 00:23:56,836
Charlie.
337
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Daddy.
338
00:24:02,956 --> 00:24:04,436
Charlie, my boy.
339
00:24:04,596 --> 00:24:05,836
Hello, beautiful boy.
340
00:24:05,916 --> 00:24:07,076
You ready for bed?
341
00:24:07,196 --> 00:24:09,077
Yes, you ready for bed?
342
00:24:14,756 --> 00:24:16,116
Sweet dreams, big man.
343
00:24:19,157 --> 00:24:20,437
Good night, sweetheart.
344
00:24:20,997 --> 00:24:22,277
Good night.
345
00:24:31,638 --> 00:24:34,757
What part of Germany
are you from, "Herr" Baron?
346
00:24:35,038 --> 00:24:37,798
Bavaria, some 10 miles from Munich.
347
00:24:38,318 --> 00:24:41,158
- Do you know it?
- I was there last year with my family.
348
00:24:41,838 --> 00:24:42,878
On holiday?
349
00:24:42,959 --> 00:24:46,318
No, researching for my book
on the Duke of Marlborough.
350
00:24:46,399 --> 00:24:49,279
- Having a look at the battlefields.
- How very exciting.
351
00:24:50,439 --> 00:24:52,519
One has to visit the actual places...
352
00:24:52,599 --> 00:24:55,040
tread the terrain, as it were.
353
00:24:55,079 --> 00:24:56,680
We nearly had tea with Hitler.
354
00:24:56,719 --> 00:24:59,680
- In Munich?
- At the Ambassador hotel.
355
00:24:59,719 --> 00:25:00,839
The Regina hotel.
356
00:25:01,040 --> 00:25:02,639
The Ambassador's in Vienna.
357
00:25:02,720 --> 00:25:05,479
Please, don't interrupt me
when I'm trying to interrupt you!
358
00:25:07,440 --> 00:25:08,400
"Herr" Schroder...
359
00:25:08,480 --> 00:25:10,280
have you ever seen "Herr" Hitler?
360
00:25:10,360 --> 00:25:13,720
- I've met him.
- Really? When was this?
361
00:25:14,280 --> 00:25:17,720
Quite recently.
I was having dinner with friends.
362
00:25:17,840 --> 00:25:19,480
Hitler was the principal guest.
363
00:25:19,760 --> 00:25:22,601
- What's he like?
- My first impression...
364
00:25:23,481 --> 00:25:24,921
insignificance.
365
00:25:25,401 --> 00:25:27,081
Utterly insignificant.
366
00:25:27,121 --> 00:25:29,801
A gray face, slate gray.
367
00:25:30,761 --> 00:25:33,442
Melancholy jet-black eyes, like raisins.
368
00:25:33,442 --> 00:25:33,881
Melancholy jet-black eyes, like raisins.
369
00:25:34,841 --> 00:25:36,921
A figure out of a ghost story.
370
00:25:38,561 --> 00:25:40,362
He talked on and on, endlessly.
371
00:25:41,082 --> 00:25:43,242
"Out of"Parsifal"," he said...
372
00:25:43,562 --> 00:25:45,402
"I shall make a religion."
373
00:25:46,442 --> 00:25:49,043
His oily hair fell
into his face when he ranted.
374
00:25:50,403 --> 00:25:51,562
Then...
375
00:25:52,562 --> 00:25:54,202
quite suddenly, he left.
376
00:25:56,163 --> 00:25:58,683
He bowed to me like a waiter...
377
00:25:58,763 --> 00:26:00,723
who has just received a fair tip.
378
00:26:03,604 --> 00:26:04,643
When he left...
379
00:26:06,283 --> 00:26:07,643
nobody moved...
380
00:26:08,524 --> 00:26:09,484
nobody spode.
381
00:26:11,084 --> 00:26:12,524
We all sat in silence.
382
00:26:13,964 --> 00:26:15,044
Rather like this.
383
00:26:23,245 --> 00:26:25,645
"After the Great War,
we were told that Germany...
384
00:26:25,724 --> 00:26:28,365
"would be a democracy
with parliamentary institutions.
385
00:26:28,765 --> 00:26:31,405
"All this has been swept away.
What do you have?
386
00:26:31,485 --> 00:26:34,125
"Dictatorship, the most grim dictatorship.
387
00:26:34,206 --> 00:26:36,686
"You have the persecution of the Jews.
388
00:26:36,885 --> 00:26:39,045
"You have militarism and appeals...
389
00:26:39,085 --> 00:26:41,326
"to every form of fighting spirit."
390
00:26:41,726 --> 00:26:43,086
Baldwin won't like that.
391
00:26:43,165 --> 00:26:45,646
He sincerely believes
that Hitler does not want war.
392
00:26:45,726 --> 00:26:48,166
- Baldwin.
- Not just Baldwin, many others.
393
00:26:48,486 --> 00:26:49,606
They're wrong.
394
00:26:49,646 --> 00:26:52,327
You think so, I think so,
but don't underestimate them.
395
00:26:52,366 --> 00:26:54,406
They admire Hitler. They won't like it.
396
00:26:54,446 --> 00:26:55,607
They can lump it.
397
00:26:56,766 --> 00:26:57,647
Order!
398
00:27:00,327 --> 00:27:03,687
"You have dictatorship,
most grim dictatorship."
399
00:27:07,447 --> 00:27:09,287
Order!
400
00:27:09,328 --> 00:27:11,687
"You have the persecution of the Jews.
401
00:27:13,568 --> 00:27:15,488
"You have militarism...
402
00:27:15,568 --> 00:27:18,008
"and appeals to every form
of fighting spirit."
403
00:27:18,088 --> 00:27:19,248
Germany wants peace!
404
00:27:19,328 --> 00:27:22,769
"We have steadily marched backward
since the Great War.
405
00:27:24,969 --> 00:27:26,889
"Fears are greater.
406
00:27:27,328 --> 00:27:28,848
"Rivalries are sharper.
407
00:27:29,288 --> 00:27:32,609
"Military plans are more closely concerted.
408
00:27:32,688 --> 00:27:35,969
"And because of our disarmament,
Britain is weaker."
409
00:27:38,809 --> 00:27:40,050
Order!
410
00:27:40,929 --> 00:27:44,010
The right honorable
gentleman must be heard!
411
00:27:44,049 --> 00:27:45,490
"The war mentality...
412
00:27:45,530 --> 00:27:48,410
"The war mentality is springing up again.
413
00:27:48,770 --> 00:27:53,130
"Britain's hour of weakness
is Europe's hour of danger."
414
00:27:57,250 --> 00:27:58,730
Mr. Pettifer.
415
00:27:59,091 --> 00:28:01,490
Mr. Speaker, although one is loathe...
416
00:28:01,530 --> 00:28:04,250
to criticize anyone
in the evening of his days...
417
00:28:04,331 --> 00:28:07,011
nothing can excuse
the right honorable member for Epping...
418
00:28:07,090 --> 00:28:09,051
for having permeated his entire speech...
419
00:28:09,131 --> 00:28:11,931
with the atmosphere
that Germany is arming for war.
420
00:28:12,411 --> 00:28:16,571
May I remind the right honorable member
that a poll conducted...
421
00:28:16,691 --> 00:28:20,372
by the League of Nations found that
over 90 percent of the British people...
422
00:28:20,452 --> 00:28:22,412
favor international disarmament?
423
00:28:22,451 --> 00:28:23,411
Hear, hear.
424
00:28:23,572 --> 00:28:25,292
And let us not forget...
425
00:28:25,331 --> 00:28:28,613
that a child born
on the day the Great War ended...
426
00:28:28,732 --> 00:28:32,573
is now just old enough
to die in the next Great War.
427
00:28:32,652 --> 00:28:34,172
It is our duty, Mr. Speaker...
428
00:28:34,252 --> 00:28:36,492
to ensure that there is no next Great War.
429
00:28:37,093 --> 00:28:38,573
This country wants peace!
430
00:28:47,613 --> 00:28:49,974
People say, "Winston won't mind.
431
00:28:50,773 --> 00:28:52,493
"He's used to being shouted at."
432
00:28:52,533 --> 00:28:53,974
They're wrong...
433
00:28:54,214 --> 00:28:55,694
and it hurts deeply.
434
00:28:56,414 --> 00:28:59,854
Especially from your own party.
435
00:28:59,894 --> 00:29:02,134
The Tories don't want to be make to think.
436
00:29:02,215 --> 00:29:04,654
What you're saying is right.
That's what matters.
437
00:29:04,815 --> 00:29:06,735
They don't listen, that's what matters.
438
00:29:06,814 --> 00:29:09,295
It's like banging
your head against a bricd wall.
439
00:29:10,774 --> 00:29:12,254
One can't go on forever.
440
00:29:12,735 --> 00:29:14,775
Most men of my age have retired.
441
00:29:15,615 --> 00:29:18,575
They do a bit of gardening,
enjoy a spot of golf...
442
00:29:18,615 --> 00:29:22,216
enjoy a few years of quietude.
443
00:29:23,015 --> 00:29:24,215
And die.
444
00:29:25,975 --> 00:29:29,416
All those dreams of standing
shoulder to shoulder...
445
00:29:29,496 --> 00:29:32,096
with Marlborough and all the other heroes...
446
00:29:32,176 --> 00:29:33,616
Stupid nonsense!
447
00:29:34,096 --> 00:29:37,337
If you give up now, then you'll never know.
448
00:29:37,496 --> 00:29:39,897
Give up, give up what?
449
00:29:40,457 --> 00:29:44,377
- There's nothing to give up.
- You're depressed, black dog's barking.
450
00:29:44,457 --> 00:29:46,657
Perhaps he's barking the truth.
451
00:29:55,298 --> 00:29:57,977
Do you remember last year
when Inches fell ill?
452
00:29:58,738 --> 00:30:01,658
It wasn't the flu,
it was something more serious.
453
00:30:01,818 --> 00:30:05,018
- Why didn't you tell me?
- Because he told me not to.
454
00:30:05,098 --> 00:30:07,538
Doctor said he should
give up work completely...
455
00:30:07,618 --> 00:30:09,098
but he refused.
456
00:30:10,218 --> 00:30:12,658
"Mr. Churchill needs me," he said.
457
00:30:13,338 --> 00:30:16,219
And it's not just Inches,
it's Mrs. P, the staff...
458
00:30:16,299 --> 00:30:19,139
your constituency workers, me,
we're all the same.
459
00:30:19,219 --> 00:30:22,259
You have the ability to make people
carry on, no matter what.
460
00:30:22,299 --> 00:30:24,539
You're only trying to cheer me up. Don't.
461
00:30:24,579 --> 00:30:26,580
All these years I've put up with...
462
00:30:26,739 --> 00:30:30,299
the miseries of political life,
because I believe in you...
463
00:30:30,380 --> 00:30:32,219
and somehow I survived.
464
00:30:32,300 --> 00:30:34,900
But to have you here
all the time in retirement...
465
00:30:34,940 --> 00:30:38,260
bad-tempered, getting in everybody's way.
466
00:30:39,460 --> 00:30:42,300
That is something I just could not survive.
467
00:30:49,380 --> 00:30:51,581
You're getting pretty good at this.
468
00:30:51,621 --> 00:30:54,381
Ninety bricds an hour,
isn't that right, Harry?
469
00:30:54,461 --> 00:30:57,501
- Nearer to 60, I should say, sir.
- Very well.
470
00:30:57,582 --> 00:30:59,222
Between 60 and 90.
471
00:31:01,181 --> 00:31:03,742
I've become a member...
472
00:31:04,302 --> 00:31:07,142
of the Amalgamated Union
of Building Workers.
473
00:31:07,302 --> 00:31:09,302
- Fully paid up.
- Very good.
474
00:31:10,422 --> 00:31:12,782
This material...
475
00:31:13,262 --> 00:31:15,862
you're feeding me
about the German air force...
476
00:31:15,943 --> 00:31:18,502
it's too generalized.
477
00:31:18,582 --> 00:31:22,383
- Facts and figures is what I need.
- That stuff doesn't come in my direction.
478
00:31:22,463 --> 00:31:24,983
- How do I get hold of it?
- I don't think you can.
479
00:31:25,023 --> 00:31:27,783
Top secret, eyes only.
Goes straight to the Foreign Office.
480
00:31:27,863 --> 00:31:29,303
See what you can do.
481
00:31:29,663 --> 00:31:32,063
I got thrashed again in the House, last week.
482
00:31:32,103 --> 00:31:34,543
I need muscle, Desmond.
483
00:31:35,343 --> 00:31:37,103
I need to fight back.
484
00:31:40,064 --> 00:31:41,264
Come in.
485
00:31:43,224 --> 00:31:45,144
I thought you left ages ago.
486
00:31:45,185 --> 00:31:46,864
I've been reading this.
487
00:31:47,384 --> 00:31:49,025
- drink?
- Yes.
488
00:31:49,545 --> 00:31:51,065
It's a report from Berlin.
489
00:31:51,384 --> 00:31:54,025
Hitler's cabinet has approved a new law.
490
00:31:54,785 --> 00:31:57,825
It means, in effect,
the compulsory sterilization...
491
00:31:57,865 --> 00:32:00,345
of all those suffering
from hereditary illnesses...
492
00:32:00,385 --> 00:32:04,345
which are deemed, and I quote,
"to affect the health of the nation."
493
00:32:04,545 --> 00:32:05,545
Bad.
494
00:32:05,626 --> 00:32:07,425
Racial purity, this...
495
00:32:09,345 --> 00:32:11,346
This is just the beginning.
496
00:32:13,106 --> 00:32:15,186
I'll have a word with the Prime Minister.
497
00:32:15,266 --> 00:32:17,986
Much good that'll do,
he'll say it's German domestic policy.
498
00:32:18,066 --> 00:32:19,586
It has nothing to do with us.
499
00:32:20,226 --> 00:32:21,667
Which is true.
500
00:32:22,347 --> 00:32:25,507
In all honesty,
there's very little I can do, if anything.
501
00:32:25,587 --> 00:32:28,387
You, on the other hand,
may think otherwise.
502
00:32:35,987 --> 00:32:39,267
Have you brought any of this
to the attention of the government?
503
00:32:39,348 --> 00:32:40,667
I've tried.
504
00:32:40,708 --> 00:32:44,028
I've sent briefing notes to Mr. Baldwin
and all members of the cabinet.
505
00:32:44,067 --> 00:32:47,428
- Have you had any reaction?
- Nobody pays any attention.
506
00:32:48,148 --> 00:32:50,948
Hitler's war machine is getting
more powerful every day...
507
00:32:50,988 --> 00:32:53,909
and the British public's being
deliberately misinformed.
508
00:32:54,108 --> 00:32:56,189
Or at least deliberately kept in the dark.
509
00:32:56,189 --> 00:32:56,869
Or at least deliberately kept in the dark.
510
00:32:58,868 --> 00:33:01,789
I've made a summary of the figures
issued by the government...
511
00:33:01,829 --> 00:33:04,429
comparing our military strength
with that of Germany.
512
00:33:05,469 --> 00:33:09,549
On the next page are my own figures,
which are much nearer the truth.
513
00:33:10,470 --> 00:33:13,790
Germany will soon be strong enough
to wage an aggressive war...
514
00:33:13,910 --> 00:33:16,709
which is what I believe they intend to do.
515
00:33:17,190 --> 00:33:19,390
Your figures are very precise.
516
00:33:20,070 --> 00:33:22,790
Much more so than the information I have.
517
00:33:23,190 --> 00:33:26,110
Presumably, you have access to
other reports, other statistics.
518
00:33:26,150 --> 00:33:28,270
All of it as precise and detailed as this.
519
00:33:28,350 --> 00:33:31,110
Far more detailed.
As I say, this is only a summary.
520
00:33:31,151 --> 00:33:32,951
Then I don't see how I can help you.
521
00:33:33,030 --> 00:33:34,551
Your position...
522
00:33:34,631 --> 00:33:37,591
I may be called Director
of the Industrial Intelligence Center...
523
00:33:37,670 --> 00:33:38,871
but don't be fooled.
524
00:33:38,951 --> 00:33:41,151
I'm no more than a civil servant.
525
00:33:41,191 --> 00:33:43,751
I have no public voice,
which is what you need.
526
00:33:43,832 --> 00:33:45,192
Yes, it is.
527
00:33:45,911 --> 00:33:48,712
In that case,
I think you should talk to Winston.
528
00:33:48,752 --> 00:33:50,472
Winston Churchill?
529
00:33:51,432 --> 00:33:52,631
But surely he's...
530
00:33:52,712 --> 00:33:53,912
Past it?
531
00:33:54,072 --> 00:33:55,272
I don't trust him.
532
00:33:55,392 --> 00:33:58,392
First, he joins the Tory Party.
Then he switches to the Liberals.
533
00:33:58,472 --> 00:34:01,513
Now he's back with the Tories again.
He has no judgment.
534
00:34:01,592 --> 00:34:04,393
Maybe, but he has an extraordinary instinct.
535
00:34:04,793 --> 00:34:08,113
He knows when something's important
and should be pursued.
536
00:34:08,353 --> 00:34:12,633
He's wrong about India, of course.
He's been wrong about a lot of things.
537
00:34:13,033 --> 00:34:15,673
But I believe he's right about Germany.
538
00:34:17,554 --> 00:34:19,433
I shall be seeing him at the weekend.
539
00:34:19,474 --> 00:34:22,034
If you'd like me to take anything
down to Chartwell...
540
00:34:22,113 --> 00:34:24,074
I shall be happy to do so.
541
00:34:24,274 --> 00:34:26,154
But that would mean...
542
00:34:28,074 --> 00:34:32,714
You're suggesting that I remove secret
documents from a government office...
543
00:34:32,754 --> 00:34:36,075
and show them to someone
who has no right to see them.
544
00:34:36,515 --> 00:34:38,235
It's a criminal act.
545
00:34:38,635 --> 00:34:40,715
But perhaps a necessary one.
546
00:34:47,035 --> 00:34:48,875
- Marjorie?
- Yes, Mr. Wigram?
547
00:34:48,955 --> 00:34:52,116
- An envelope, I need a large envelope.
- An envelope?
548
00:34:52,355 --> 00:34:55,276
- Yes, do we have any large envelopes?
- How large?
549
00:34:55,356 --> 00:34:59,116
Just to take some papers.
Just an ordinary large-size envelope.
550
00:34:59,196 --> 00:35:02,516
If you give the papers to me, I'll post them.
What's the address?
551
00:35:02,596 --> 00:35:06,436
No, it's nothing to do with work.
Where do we keep the envelopes?
552
00:35:09,996 --> 00:35:12,037
Is this big enough for you?
553
00:35:12,476 --> 00:35:14,157
It's fine, perfect.
554
00:35:15,717 --> 00:35:17,037
Thank you.
555
00:36:02,600 --> 00:36:05,000
They must be back in the office
on Monday morning.
556
00:36:05,040 --> 00:36:08,640
- So, I need them back by Sunday evening.
- You have my word.
557
00:36:10,321 --> 00:36:13,640
If it says, "Don't walk on the grass,"
I never do.
558
00:36:15,081 --> 00:36:16,520
Never used to.
559
00:36:18,521 --> 00:36:21,040
- Sunday evening, then.
- Sunday evening.
560
00:36:26,201 --> 00:36:28,921
Out. Definitely out.
561
00:36:29,001 --> 00:36:32,841
- Can we have some more lemonade?
- No, let's finish the set first.
562
00:36:35,642 --> 00:36:37,522
Where did you get this?
563
00:36:37,802 --> 00:36:41,603
A chap in the Foreign Office, Ralph Wigram.
Head of the Central Department.
564
00:36:41,682 --> 00:36:44,642
- risky business, pinching this.
- Useful?
565
00:36:46,162 --> 00:36:48,362
This'll make the buggers jump.
566
00:36:54,403 --> 00:36:57,603
Half-past 11:00. Where the hell is he?
Morton promised.
567
00:36:58,083 --> 00:37:00,963
- Perhaps you should telephone.
- Telephone who?
568
00:37:01,043 --> 00:37:03,563
Don't they know how important this is?
569
00:37:11,924 --> 00:37:13,084
Hello?
570
00:37:13,404 --> 00:37:14,884
- Mr. Wigram?
- Yes.
571
00:37:15,004 --> 00:37:18,205
Brendan Bracken, just returning that.
Sorry I'm late.
572
00:37:18,284 --> 00:37:21,645
Car broke down, bloody nuisance.
There's a note in there from Winston.
573
00:37:21,684 --> 00:37:24,045
He'd love to have you
come down for Sunday lunch.
574
00:37:24,085 --> 00:37:26,245
He'll be in touch. Good night.
575
00:37:26,965 --> 00:37:28,245
Good night.
576
00:37:32,165 --> 00:37:33,605
Mr. Churchill.
577
00:37:35,445 --> 00:37:39,326
Mr. Speaker, before I am derided yet again...
578
00:37:39,966 --> 00:37:44,006
and before any further insults
are hurled at me...
579
00:37:44,086 --> 00:37:46,726
in the evening of my days...
580
00:37:47,366 --> 00:37:49,526
It's nearly midnight, Winston.
581
00:37:50,167 --> 00:37:53,967
...let me give you some facts and figures,
some food for thought.
582
00:37:54,326 --> 00:37:56,047
Let me describe to you...
583
00:37:56,087 --> 00:38:00,167
the method of aircraft manufacture
in Hitler's Germany.
584
00:38:00,727 --> 00:38:03,768
Sit down, Winston, we've heard it all before.
585
00:38:04,407 --> 00:38:07,848
This, you will not have heard,
I can assure you of that.
586
00:38:10,848 --> 00:38:13,568
Airplanes destined for the Luftwaffe...
587
00:38:13,968 --> 00:38:16,288
are not manufactured in one place.
588
00:38:16,888 --> 00:38:20,208
Throughout Germany,
a large number of firms...
589
00:38:20,288 --> 00:38:23,808
are making seemingly innocent
component parts...
590
00:38:24,169 --> 00:38:27,449
which are then dispatched
to great, central factories...
591
00:38:27,528 --> 00:38:30,009
where they are assembled very rapidly...
592
00:38:30,089 --> 00:38:33,009
into fighter and bomber aircraft...
593
00:38:33,969 --> 00:38:37,169
like a jigsaw puzzle or Meccano game.
594
00:38:38,089 --> 00:38:40,689
It's very clever, very effective.
595
00:38:40,810 --> 00:38:44,969
And above all, it conceals
the true scale of German rearmament.
596
00:38:45,690 --> 00:38:48,130
I am reliably informed...
597
00:38:48,490 --> 00:38:51,530
that the working population of Dessau...
598
00:38:52,051 --> 00:38:54,130
a small town near Leipzig...
599
00:38:54,690 --> 00:38:56,571
increased last year...
600
00:38:56,811 --> 00:38:59,250
by 13,000 people.
601
00:39:00,411 --> 00:39:01,970
And why was that?
602
00:39:02,490 --> 00:39:05,491
What is manufactured in Dessau
that requires...
603
00:39:05,531 --> 00:39:08,691
such an enormous influx of workers?
604
00:39:10,491 --> 00:39:11,851
Lager beer?
605
00:39:14,051 --> 00:39:15,411
Lederhosen?
606
00:39:16,332 --> 00:39:17,572
Sausages?
607
00:39:19,612 --> 00:39:20,852
Aircraft.
608
00:39:22,892 --> 00:39:25,612
That is why I say we must act decisively.
609
00:39:25,892 --> 00:39:29,412
And we must act now,
to put our defenses in order.
610
00:39:30,212 --> 00:39:33,813
If we do not, history will cast its verdict...
611
00:39:34,293 --> 00:39:38,133
with those terrible,
chilling words, "too late."
612
00:39:39,053 --> 00:39:40,413
Hear, hear.
613
00:39:40,733 --> 00:39:44,773
Mr. Ferguson, the right honorable
gentleman and member for 18 years...
614
00:39:50,014 --> 00:39:51,774
Charlie would so love a dog.
615
00:39:51,854 --> 00:39:54,694
- I'm sure we could find you one.
- Off you go.
616
00:39:56,734 --> 00:40:00,854
I'm afraid our garden's too small.
It's the size of a postage stamp.
617
00:40:00,974 --> 00:40:03,414
We have an absolute menagerie here.
618
00:40:03,615 --> 00:40:07,775
Winston has cats, dogs,
geese, dondeys, wild swans...
619
00:40:08,095 --> 00:40:10,335
pigs, not to mention the children.
620
00:40:10,415 --> 00:40:14,055
- I don't know how you manage.
- I've written my own epitaph.
621
00:40:14,655 --> 00:40:17,335
"Here lies the woman who was always tired.
622
00:40:17,376 --> 00:40:20,455
"She lived in a world
where too much was required."
623
00:40:22,536 --> 00:40:26,016
- Are landscapes your specialty?
- On the whole, yes.
624
00:40:26,776 --> 00:40:29,336
Less troublesome than portraits.
625
00:40:30,976 --> 00:40:33,776
A tree can't tell me
that I haven't done it justice.
626
00:40:33,856 --> 00:40:36,017
I don't know how you find time for painting.
627
00:40:36,096 --> 00:40:39,377
I wouldn't do without it.
It keeps me sane. I mean it.
628
00:40:40,097 --> 00:40:43,777
I couldn't exist without paints and brushes.
629
00:40:44,857 --> 00:40:46,817
The black dog will get me.
630
00:40:48,098 --> 00:40:49,738
Are you a worrier?
631
00:40:51,137 --> 00:40:52,898
Yes, I'm afraid I am.
632
00:40:53,458 --> 00:40:56,298
Then you should definitely take up painting.
633
00:40:56,538 --> 00:40:59,338
It's good for the spirit, calms the nerves.
634
00:41:01,138 --> 00:41:03,059
What do you worry about?
635
00:41:03,178 --> 00:41:05,138
Almost everything, really.
636
00:41:05,218 --> 00:41:09,098
My wife, my son. Are they happy?
Will they be all right?
637
00:41:09,818 --> 00:41:13,739
The state of my finances,
the state of the world, the state of my roof.
638
00:41:13,819 --> 00:41:15,059
- Your what?
- My roof.
639
00:41:15,138 --> 00:41:18,739
We have a leaky roof.
Every time it rains, it's a nightmare.
640
00:41:19,099 --> 00:41:21,739
But most of all...
641
00:41:22,699 --> 00:41:26,100
I'm worried about these papers,
these documents I'm showing you.
642
00:41:26,180 --> 00:41:28,859
If anyone found out,
I'd be in the most terrible trouble.
643
00:41:28,900 --> 00:41:31,300
Nobody will find out, don't worry.
644
00:41:32,419 --> 00:41:34,700
It's all strictly confidential.
645
00:41:34,780 --> 00:41:38,220
- May I call you Ralph, if it's not too sudden?
- Please, do.
646
00:41:38,340 --> 00:41:42,620
The recognizing
and acknowledging of fear...
647
00:41:42,661 --> 00:41:44,421
is a mark of wisdom.
648
00:41:45,101 --> 00:41:49,020
For example, I can't stand
too near the edge of a platform...
649
00:41:49,061 --> 00:41:51,901
when an express train is passing through.
650
00:41:52,581 --> 00:41:55,461
Second's action would
end everything forever.
651
00:41:56,942 --> 00:42:00,981
My doctor says it's a form of melancholia.
We call it my black dog.
652
00:42:01,781 --> 00:42:03,142
Painting drives it away.
653
00:42:03,222 --> 00:42:06,302
As does bricklaying. I'm building a wall.
654
00:42:06,742 --> 00:42:08,702
It goes well with writing.
655
00:42:09,142 --> 00:42:11,942
Two thousand words and 200 bricks a day.
656
00:42:13,383 --> 00:42:15,623
What's the time? I feel peckish.
657
00:42:16,742 --> 00:42:19,062
- It's nearly 4:00.
- I knew it, time for tea.
658
00:42:19,143 --> 00:42:21,583
When we have visitors,
we have Dundee cake.
659
00:42:21,662 --> 00:42:24,944
It's a great treat these days.
I'm particularly fond of Dundee cake.
660
00:42:25,023 --> 00:42:26,063
Come along!
661
00:42:26,143 --> 00:42:28,624
I'll take these, you bring the easel.
662
00:42:29,864 --> 00:42:33,343
My old man said, follow the van
663
00:42:33,384 --> 00:42:35,144
And don't dilly-dally...
664
00:42:35,184 --> 00:42:38,624
Come on, don't try and fold it up.
It's a bloody nightmare.
665
00:42:38,704 --> 00:42:41,384
And don't dilly-dally on the way
666
00:42:41,904 --> 00:42:43,984
I hear you went to Chartwell.
667
00:42:44,064 --> 00:42:45,304
Yes.
668
00:42:45,625 --> 00:42:48,345
- Did you have fun?
- Yes, we did rather.
669
00:42:48,744 --> 00:42:50,945
I didn't know
you were chummy with Winston.
670
00:42:50,985 --> 00:42:53,105
I'm not, not chummy.
671
00:42:54,345 --> 00:42:57,025
- I wonder what he wants you for.
- What do you mean?
672
00:42:57,065 --> 00:42:59,906
Winston's so-called friends
are people who are useful to him.
673
00:42:59,945 --> 00:43:03,145
The idea of having a friend
because you like someone has no place...
674
00:43:03,186 --> 00:43:04,146
in his world.
675
00:43:04,306 --> 00:43:07,026
- You have to be very careful.
- What of?
676
00:43:08,106 --> 00:43:10,146
He demands total loyalty.
677
00:43:10,986 --> 00:43:13,746
"Thou shalt have no other gods before me."
678
00:43:16,186 --> 00:43:18,786
Do you know what Lloyd George
said of him?
679
00:43:18,827 --> 00:43:21,587
He said he would make a drum
of his own mother's skin...
680
00:43:21,667 --> 00:43:23,987
in order to sound his own praises.
681
00:43:32,067 --> 00:43:33,267
walk on.
682
00:43:36,108 --> 00:43:37,987
Who's this article for?
683
00:43:39,747 --> 00:43:41,028
The Daily Mail.
684
00:43:46,668 --> 00:43:49,388
Damn good, "The Daily Mail".
Big fee, big readership.
685
00:43:49,429 --> 00:43:51,588
What more could a fellow ask?
686
00:43:55,628 --> 00:43:58,309
Walter Guinness telephoned this morning.
687
00:43:59,109 --> 00:44:01,029
- How is he?
- He's very well.
688
00:44:01,069 --> 00:44:03,909
- He's asked me to go on a cruise.
- A cruise?
689
00:44:05,189 --> 00:44:06,469
Very nice.
690
00:44:06,629 --> 00:44:08,949
It's more of an expedition, really.
691
00:44:10,790 --> 00:44:13,110
Fine, you'll enjoy a little rest.
692
00:44:18,350 --> 00:44:21,550
Where's Walter planning to go,
south of France?
693
00:44:22,310 --> 00:44:23,470
Komodo.
694
00:44:25,310 --> 00:44:27,551
Komodo, where the hell is that?
695
00:44:29,670 --> 00:44:32,231
Just below the Philippines, near Bali.
696
00:44:32,471 --> 00:44:34,831
That's halfway around the bloody world.
697
00:44:34,911 --> 00:44:37,631
What on earth makes him want to go there?
698
00:44:37,951 --> 00:44:41,071
- Something to do with catching dragons.
- Dragons?
699
00:44:41,432 --> 00:44:45,431
They're more lizards, really,
but they're very big. They're for the zoo.
700
00:44:45,632 --> 00:44:47,112
Wait a minute.
701
00:44:48,232 --> 00:44:50,472
Walter Guinness is seriously suggesting...
702
00:44:50,512 --> 00:44:54,112
going halfway around the world
searching for some damn lizard.
703
00:44:54,193 --> 00:44:56,552
- Is that right?
- Yes.
704
00:44:57,073 --> 00:45:00,993
- He must be mad. What's the point of it?
- It would be a great adventure.
705
00:45:01,072 --> 00:45:04,273
- You'd be away weeks, months.
- About four months.
706
00:45:05,393 --> 00:45:07,633
Who else is going on this trip?
707
00:45:07,753 --> 00:45:12,154
Evelyn, of course, two of their cousins,
and a man called Terrence Phillip.
708
00:45:12,274 --> 00:45:14,194
- Who's he?
- Art dealer.
709
00:45:14,273 --> 00:45:17,113
We met him
at one of Walter's dinner parties.
710
00:45:18,994 --> 00:45:21,354
Clemmie, you have four children...
711
00:45:21,994 --> 00:45:23,874
who require your love and support...
712
00:45:23,954 --> 00:45:26,835
not to mention a husband
who has to work 20 hours a day...
713
00:45:26,914 --> 00:45:28,714
to keep this household afloat.
714
00:45:28,755 --> 00:45:31,635
And you think it's all right,
do you, to leave us...
715
00:45:31,674 --> 00:45:34,995
to go off chasing lizards
with Walter Guinness?
716
00:45:37,395 --> 00:45:39,315
What am I supposed to say to that?
717
00:45:39,355 --> 00:45:43,395
Don't you think it just might be construed
as just a little selfish?
718
00:45:45,715 --> 00:45:47,435
Well, don't you?
719
00:45:51,155 --> 00:45:54,716
Do not accuse me of being selfish.
Do not dare!
720
00:45:54,796 --> 00:45:57,516
I spent the last 26 years of my life
trying to please you.
721
00:45:57,556 --> 00:45:59,877
And I've done everything,
and I mean everything!
722
00:45:59,956 --> 00:46:02,436
I put your happiness
before the children's happiness...
723
00:46:02,516 --> 00:46:04,036
before my happiness!
724
00:46:04,117 --> 00:46:06,477
You are the most self-centered man
I have ever met.
725
00:46:08,877 --> 00:46:09,916
So...
726
00:46:12,997 --> 00:46:16,117
don't accuse me of being selfish.
Don't you dare.
727
00:46:19,397 --> 00:46:21,357
Sorry, sir.
728
00:46:21,637 --> 00:46:22,878
I thought somebody...
729
00:46:30,838 --> 00:46:33,118
The sprouts misbehaved.
730
00:46:33,639 --> 00:46:34,599
Yes, sir.
731
00:47:00,760 --> 00:47:03,960
Mrs. Pussycat, Mr. Pug is very sorry.
732
00:47:06,200 --> 00:47:08,080
Pussycat, do let me in.
733
00:47:09,841 --> 00:47:12,121
Mr. Pug is very lonely out here.
734
00:47:14,601 --> 00:47:16,441
Mrs. Pussycat, please.
735
00:47:48,203 --> 00:47:51,763
- Mommy, open the window.
- What darling?
736
00:47:51,803 --> 00:47:54,323
- Open the window!
- I can't hear you.
737
00:47:54,403 --> 00:47:57,724
That's why you need to open the window!
The leather strap, pull up!
738
00:47:57,763 --> 00:48:00,564
- It won't budge, you'll have to shout.
- We are shouting.
739
00:48:00,604 --> 00:48:04,084
- Bye, Mommy, find a dragon!
- Pull up on the leather strap!
740
00:48:07,804 --> 00:48:09,204
Goodbye.
741
00:48:09,884 --> 00:48:12,884
- Goodbye, Clemmie.
- Goodbye.
742
00:48:33,246 --> 00:48:37,566
- And how are you this morning, sir?
- All right, I think. Thank you for asking.
743
00:48:37,646 --> 00:48:40,726
Missing her, of course,
but that's to be expected.
744
00:48:40,926 --> 00:48:44,606
No point in dwelling on her absence,
we must KBO.
745
00:48:44,686 --> 00:48:47,647
Yes, sir, "keep buggering on"
at all times, sir.
746
00:48:50,327 --> 00:48:54,047
KBO, that's the order of the day.
747
00:49:02,287 --> 00:49:03,607
"We are entering...
748
00:49:03,688 --> 00:49:06,327
"a period of danger...
749
00:49:07,167 --> 00:49:09,008
"and of anxiety."
750
00:49:10,288 --> 00:49:11,448
Comma.
751
00:49:12,088 --> 00:49:13,688
"Let us stop...
752
00:49:14,048 --> 00:49:17,129
"and see exactly..."
753
00:49:17,208 --> 00:49:19,128
No, scrub that.
754
00:49:22,209 --> 00:49:23,409
Bugger.
755
00:49:25,969 --> 00:49:27,609
Thank you, kindly.
756
00:49:28,609 --> 00:49:32,049
"We are entering upon a period of danger...
757
00:49:32,129 --> 00:49:33,569
"and of anxiety."
758
00:49:33,849 --> 00:49:35,449
You're repeating yourself.
759
00:49:35,530 --> 00:49:38,370
All right, don't break your heart about it.
760
00:49:40,050 --> 00:49:42,009
"And how do we stand...
761
00:49:42,370 --> 00:49:45,730
"in this long period of danger?"
762
00:49:46,810 --> 00:49:48,490
Pause for emphasis.
763
00:49:49,210 --> 00:49:52,091
look of doom and foreboding.
764
00:49:53,491 --> 00:49:55,211
"There is no doubt...
765
00:49:55,730 --> 00:49:58,811
"that the Germans
are superior to us in the air...
766
00:49:59,611 --> 00:50:01,371
"at the present time.
767
00:50:02,091 --> 00:50:05,251
"And it is my belief
that by the end of the year...
768
00:50:05,972 --> 00:50:09,252
"they will possibly be three...
769
00:50:09,971 --> 00:50:12,532
"or even four times our strength."
770
00:50:18,852 --> 00:50:20,812
Where did he get all that information?
771
00:50:20,892 --> 00:50:23,092
He makes it his business
to be well informed.
772
00:50:23,172 --> 00:50:26,612
I don't like it, it could do immense damage
to our trade with Germany...
773
00:50:26,693 --> 00:50:28,573
not to mention the cost of rearmament.
774
00:50:28,613 --> 00:50:30,893
Where does he think
the money's coming from?
775
00:50:30,972 --> 00:50:33,373
I want him isolated. Tell the whips.
776
00:50:33,853 --> 00:50:36,533
"Only a short distance away
there dwells a nation...
777
00:50:36,613 --> 00:50:38,494
"of nearly 70 millions...
778
00:50:38,573 --> 00:50:42,653
"who are taught from childhood
to think of war and conquest...
779
00:50:42,694 --> 00:50:45,014
"as a glorious exercise," comma...
780
00:50:45,373 --> 00:50:47,454
"and death in battle...
781
00:50:47,814 --> 00:50:50,534
"as man's noblest fate." Stop.
782
00:50:51,454 --> 00:50:53,374
I beg your pardon, Mrs. P.
783
00:50:54,454 --> 00:50:56,575
"To urge preparation of defense...
784
00:50:56,654 --> 00:50:59,295
"is not to assert the imminence of war.
785
00:50:59,814 --> 00:51:02,374
"On the contrary, if war was imminent...
786
00:51:02,455 --> 00:51:05,415
"preparations for defense would be too late.
787
00:51:05,534 --> 00:51:07,615
"However calmly surveyed...
788
00:51:07,855 --> 00:51:10,015
"the danger of an air attack on London...
789
00:51:10,055 --> 00:51:12,175
"must appear most formidable."
790
00:51:12,815 --> 00:51:14,735
- I'm sorry.
- That's all right.
791
00:51:14,816 --> 00:51:18,216
"London is the greatest target in the world.
792
00:51:18,896 --> 00:51:21,736
"The kind of tremendous,
fat, valuable cow...
793
00:51:22,056 --> 00:51:24,536
"tied up to attract a beast of prey.
794
00:51:25,656 --> 00:51:27,336
"We cannot retreat.
795
00:51:27,896 --> 00:51:29,777
"We cannot move London."
796
00:51:32,456 --> 00:51:34,017
Papers. Get your papers here.
797
00:51:34,096 --> 00:51:37,297
This is all a bit Agatha Christie,
wouldn't you say?
798
00:51:37,657 --> 00:51:39,136
"Daily Express".
799
00:51:40,496 --> 00:51:43,257
"Times". Get your newspapers.
800
00:51:45,418 --> 00:51:48,538
"Dearest Clemmie, thank you for your letter.
801
00:51:48,617 --> 00:51:53,137
"I am delighted you had
such an exciting time in Madras."
802
00:51:54,217 --> 00:51:55,298
Stop.
803
00:51:55,338 --> 00:51:58,418
"Mr. Phillip sounds a most agreeable...
804
00:51:58,898 --> 00:52:01,378
"and adventurous companion." Stop.
805
00:52:02,019 --> 00:52:03,578
"I've decided to make...
806
00:52:03,659 --> 00:52:06,659
"the peninsula on the bottom lake
into an island...
807
00:52:07,179 --> 00:52:10,059
"thus providing a safe haven for the geese.
808
00:52:10,619 --> 00:52:14,499
"The heavy work will be done
by a great mechanical digger...
809
00:52:14,979 --> 00:52:17,100
"which does the work of 10 men...
810
00:52:17,259 --> 00:52:19,860
"and will therefore please the accountant.
811
00:52:21,460 --> 00:52:22,980
"As you will have heard...
812
00:52:23,059 --> 00:52:25,540
"Randolph was heavily defeated
in the by-election...
813
00:52:25,620 --> 00:52:27,340
"and lost his deposit.
814
00:52:27,540 --> 00:52:30,380
"This resulted, of course,
a setback for him...
815
00:52:30,420 --> 00:52:32,580
"and should teach him prudence."
816
00:52:35,501 --> 00:52:37,541
The choice is in your hands.
817
00:52:37,580 --> 00:52:39,821
If I achieve anything,
they say it's because of you.
818
00:52:39,940 --> 00:52:40,901
Rubbish.
819
00:52:40,941 --> 00:52:42,821
When I fail, they say, "What a tragedy."
820
00:52:42,861 --> 00:52:43,821
For God's sake.
821
00:52:43,901 --> 00:52:46,541
I'm not a child, I'm 23,
I want to make a life of my own.
822
00:52:46,621 --> 00:52:49,541
Do what you like.
make a fool of yourself. I don't give a damn.
823
00:52:49,622 --> 00:52:50,821
Go to hell, Papa.
824
00:52:50,862 --> 00:52:53,462
I'm not staying in this bloody house
a moment longer.
825
00:52:53,541 --> 00:52:54,702
Bugger.
826
00:53:00,542 --> 00:53:03,422
- Sprouts again, sir?
- Cauliflower.
827
00:53:07,822 --> 00:53:10,063
Keep young and beautiful
828
00:53:10,102 --> 00:53:12,063
It's your duty to be beautiful
829
00:53:12,142 --> 00:53:13,903
"Mary and I went to see the show...
830
00:53:13,942 --> 00:53:16,343
"that Sarah has got herself involved in.
831
00:53:16,423 --> 00:53:20,223
"Didn't care for it at all.
Not a patch on Gilbert and Sullivan. "
832
00:53:20,303 --> 00:53:22,023
Keep young and beautiful
833
00:53:22,063 --> 00:53:24,423
It's your duty to be beautiful
834
00:53:24,464 --> 00:53:28,903
Keep young and beautiful
if you want to be loved
835
00:53:29,064 --> 00:53:31,743
"Met this wretched man
she keeps talking about.
836
00:53:31,824 --> 00:53:35,784
"Rick Oliver, the so-called star of the show."
837
00:53:36,304 --> 00:53:38,344
If you want to be loved
838
00:53:38,424 --> 00:53:40,785
If you're wise, exercise all the fat off
839
00:53:40,864 --> 00:53:43,184
Take it off, off of here, off of there
840
00:53:43,225 --> 00:53:45,545
When you're seen anywhere
with your hat off
841
00:53:45,585 --> 00:53:48,305
Have a marcel wave in your hair
842
00:53:48,385 --> 00:53:51,945
"Can't imagine what she sees in him,
common as dirt.
843
00:53:53,825 --> 00:53:55,065
"Diana, I know...
844
00:53:55,145 --> 00:53:58,025
"has written to you
about her intended divorce.
845
00:53:58,705 --> 00:54:02,505
"A sad business,
but probably all for the best.
846
00:54:06,346 --> 00:54:09,666
"I dealt with the situation very clumsily,
I'm afraid.
847
00:54:09,746 --> 00:54:11,826
"I wished profoundly
that you'd been there...
848
00:54:11,906 --> 00:54:14,066
"to offer comfort and advice."
849
00:54:15,986 --> 00:54:18,266
It's getting deeper in, Richard.
850
00:54:18,867 --> 00:54:21,667
"The accountant has been
sadly disappointed.
851
00:54:21,907 --> 00:54:23,947
"Downpours of rain occurred.
852
00:54:24,307 --> 00:54:27,307
"And the mechanical digger
sank into the mud...
853
00:54:27,747 --> 00:54:31,027
"and finally wallowed himself
into an awful pit. "
854
00:54:31,467 --> 00:54:33,548
No good, hopeless.
855
00:54:36,548 --> 00:54:39,908
- 98 degrees, sir.
- Very good, Inches, full steam ahead.
856
00:54:40,108 --> 00:54:42,028
Yes, sir, very good, sir.
857
00:54:51,509 --> 00:54:54,829
- Dinner jacket tonight.
- Yes, sir, the looser trousers?
858
00:54:54,909 --> 00:54:56,349
I'm afraid so.
859
00:54:57,069 --> 00:54:59,189
- Car round at 6:00.
- Very good, sir.
860
00:55:10,870 --> 00:55:12,950
Good morning, Mr. Churchill.
861
00:55:13,150 --> 00:55:16,990
"Your dear letters are
the only bright spot in my life, Clemmie.
862
00:55:18,070 --> 00:55:21,790
"I fill my days writing inflammatory articles
about Germany...
863
00:55:22,310 --> 00:55:25,431
"and thus incurring
the wrath of Stanley Baldwin...
864
00:55:25,591 --> 00:55:27,471
"which pleases me no end."
865
00:55:28,471 --> 00:55:31,031
"Evening Standard". Have you seen it?
866
00:55:31,351 --> 00:55:32,271
Yes.
867
00:55:32,351 --> 00:55:34,871
You haven't had much luck
as far as Winston is concerned.
868
00:55:34,951 --> 00:55:36,392
He's more voluble than ever.
869
00:55:36,471 --> 00:55:38,712
Germany is his new hobby.
He won't let go of it.
870
00:55:38,791 --> 00:55:40,151
You've got to make him.
871
00:55:40,151 --> 00:55:41,592
- Excuse me, sir. 10:30?
- Yes.
872
00:55:41,592 --> 00:55:45,272
I will not allow him to interfere
with government policy...
873
00:55:45,351 --> 00:55:47,952
nor indeed with the smooth running
of the party machine.
874
00:55:48,032 --> 00:55:49,712
I'll do what I can.
875
00:55:49,912 --> 00:55:52,272
Have a word
with someone in his constituency.
876
00:55:52,313 --> 00:55:53,833
Yes, of course.
877
00:55:55,152 --> 00:55:56,953
A word about what exactly?
878
00:55:56,993 --> 00:55:59,673
There must be a large amount
of local party members...
879
00:55:59,752 --> 00:56:03,033
who were dismayed, not to say alarmed,
by his behavior.
880
00:56:03,353 --> 00:56:05,393
Encourage them to speak up.
881
00:56:05,914 --> 00:56:08,953
Tell them to make him aware
of their displeasure.
882
00:56:09,673 --> 00:56:12,194
Say he's erratic, totally unreliable.
883
00:56:33,515 --> 00:56:35,155
- Ralph.
- Hello, Van.
884
00:56:35,755 --> 00:56:37,876
- Enjoying it?
- Very much, you?
885
00:56:38,075 --> 00:56:39,555
lmmensely.
886
00:56:40,435 --> 00:56:43,596
- Winston's been very active recently.
- Active?
887
00:56:43,675 --> 00:56:46,196
Yes, endless speeches,
all those newspaper articles...
888
00:56:46,275 --> 00:56:49,396
"Evening Standard", "Daily Mail",
everywhere you look.
889
00:56:49,596 --> 00:56:52,836
- Created a lot of anxiety.
- Yes, I'm sure.
890
00:56:52,956 --> 00:56:55,236
- Not surprising, really.
- No.
891
00:56:56,156 --> 00:56:58,997
His information is remarkably detailed.
892
00:56:59,036 --> 00:57:01,837
I'm starting to wonder where it comes from.
893
00:57:02,036 --> 00:57:04,957
Of course, a lot of it could come
from your department.
894
00:57:05,077 --> 00:57:07,077
Yes, it could, I know.
895
00:57:09,317 --> 00:57:12,277
Winston started to make some real impact.
896
00:57:13,118 --> 00:57:15,757
Slowly but surely, attitudes are changing.
897
00:57:16,278 --> 00:57:19,958
It would be unfortunate
if something were to go wrong.
898
00:57:20,598 --> 00:57:21,718
Wrong?
899
00:57:21,878 --> 00:57:24,158
Yes, one has to be very careful.
900
00:57:24,598 --> 00:57:27,478
No unnecessary risks,
if you know what I mean.
901
00:57:28,998 --> 00:57:30,038
Yes.
902
00:57:31,318 --> 00:57:32,638
Here we are.
903
00:57:33,279 --> 00:57:35,839
Hello. Here you are, my darling.
904
00:57:58,360 --> 00:58:01,600
"We must defend our island
from foreign aggression." Stop.
905
00:58:01,640 --> 00:58:02,600
All clear.
906
00:58:02,680 --> 00:58:05,921
"We should repudiate
all defeatism and passivism." Stop.
907
00:58:05,960 --> 00:58:07,161
Bugger!
908
00:58:07,281 --> 00:58:09,041
West room 93.
909
00:58:09,361 --> 00:58:11,561
It's for you, sir. Mr. Wigram.
910
00:58:11,641 --> 00:58:15,161
"Our country can only be saved
if it is strong."
911
00:58:15,521 --> 00:58:17,241
Ralph, how are you?
912
00:58:17,401 --> 00:58:18,721
Winston...
913
00:58:19,601 --> 00:58:21,442
I can't go on with this.
914
00:58:21,481 --> 00:58:24,601
I'm sure they know something.
We have to stop this now.
915
00:58:24,802 --> 00:58:27,802
Listen, Ralph, just a little longer.
916
00:58:28,002 --> 00:58:30,922
Winston, are you sure
we're not making matters worse?
917
00:58:31,002 --> 00:58:32,842
I don't believe we are.
918
00:58:33,282 --> 00:58:36,002
It's so very important,
what you're doing, Ralph.
919
00:58:36,162 --> 00:58:37,922
You mustn't stop now.
920
00:58:38,283 --> 00:58:42,322
Ralph, KBO, remember our motto.
Keep buggering on.
921
00:58:59,164 --> 00:59:01,643
"Life is drab without you, Clemmie.
922
00:59:02,364 --> 00:59:05,404
"If it weren't for Mary,
I'd be utterly miserable. "
923
00:59:06,004 --> 00:59:08,644
Now, I just want to show you the scale,
the distance.
924
00:59:08,724 --> 00:59:11,004
There's the South of England,
where we live...
925
00:59:11,045 --> 00:59:14,684
and there is Austria,
where you went last Christmas with Mommy.
926
00:59:14,725 --> 00:59:18,085
- And you remember how far away that was.
- Yes.
927
00:59:18,165 --> 00:59:20,725
Now, I'll show you where Mommy is now.
928
00:59:20,805 --> 00:59:22,085
Let her go!
929
00:59:22,165 --> 00:59:24,485
Miles and miles away.
930
00:59:24,565 --> 00:59:28,285
"Your desert-island picnic
with Mr. Phillip sounds idyllic.
931
00:59:28,326 --> 00:59:30,846
"I wish I could've been there with you.
932
00:59:31,206 --> 00:59:34,206
"It is over 11 weeks since you left Chartwell.
933
00:59:35,406 --> 00:59:37,926
"And I'm counting the seconds
until you return. "
934
00:59:38,006 --> 00:59:40,926
...to Komodo, where the dragons are.
935
00:59:41,006 --> 00:59:43,727
- It really is a long way.
- Yeah, it is.
936
00:59:43,806 --> 00:59:45,166
Paragraph.
937
00:59:47,247 --> 00:59:49,246
"Diana's gone back to her husband."
938
00:59:49,767 --> 00:59:50,727
Comma.
939
00:59:50,927 --> 00:59:53,967
"But I fear the marriage will not last." Stop.
940
00:59:54,047 --> 00:59:56,207
Inches, out! I'm in the middle of a letter!
941
00:59:56,287 --> 00:59:57,687
- Telephone, sir.
- Out!
942
00:59:57,767 --> 01:00:00,328
- The man says it's important.
- He can call later.
943
01:00:00,407 --> 01:00:01,767
- Really important.
- Who is it?
944
01:00:01,848 --> 01:00:04,248
- Major Sankey.
- Who is Major Sankey?
945
01:00:04,327 --> 01:00:06,968
One of your constituency workers.
You should talk to him.
946
01:00:07,048 --> 01:00:09,248
- Now?
- Yes. He's been ringing all morning.
947
01:00:09,288 --> 01:00:12,488
All right. Inches,
you're the most irritating clug on earth!
948
01:00:12,568 --> 01:00:16,448
I was in the middle of a letter to my wife,
now I've lost my train of thought.
949
01:00:16,489 --> 01:00:18,608
Idiot! Have you no sensitivity?
950
01:00:18,689 --> 01:00:21,969
There's no need to be insulting, sir.
I was just passing on a message.
951
01:00:22,048 --> 01:00:23,649
Shut up, Inches. How dare you?
952
01:00:23,729 --> 01:00:26,409
Tell the girl to put the call through up here.
953
01:00:26,489 --> 01:00:28,929
- She's gone to lunch, sir.
- Then do it yourself.
954
01:00:29,010 --> 01:00:31,129
I'm not acquainted with the mechanism, sir.
955
01:00:31,209 --> 01:00:33,569
God almighty. Bloody hell!
956
01:00:33,609 --> 01:00:37,370
- You're very rude to me, Inches.
- You're very rude to me, sir.
957
01:00:37,450 --> 01:00:39,810
Yes, but I'm a great man.
958
01:00:41,450 --> 01:00:43,490
You're a stupid old bugger.
959
01:00:46,250 --> 01:00:48,290
Mr. Churchill's in trouble.
960
01:00:49,571 --> 01:00:51,051
What do you mean?
961
01:00:51,130 --> 01:00:54,651
Mr. Baldwin, or someone higher up,
is trying to get him pushed out.
962
01:00:54,731 --> 01:00:55,611
Of what?
963
01:00:55,691 --> 01:00:57,531
The Conservative Party.
964
01:00:58,211 --> 01:01:00,891
Don't be daft,
they wouldn't do a thing like that.
965
01:01:00,972 --> 01:01:04,171
They don't like his speeches on Germany.
They want to shut him up.
966
01:01:04,211 --> 01:01:07,652
Can they do that, Mrs. P? Just dick him out?
967
01:01:07,851 --> 01:01:09,891
They could, I suppose, yes.
968
01:01:11,691 --> 01:01:14,691
Organize a vote of no confidence,
something like that.
969
01:01:14,932 --> 01:01:17,372
- He'd never get over it.
- I know.
970
01:01:17,772 --> 01:01:19,372
I'll tell you this, Mrs. P.
971
01:01:19,452 --> 01:01:22,812
If they do dick him out,
I shall never vote Tory again.
972
01:01:23,053 --> 01:01:25,412
Never! Not even Liberal.
973
01:01:25,453 --> 01:01:27,973
Bastards! How dare they? Buggers!
974
01:01:28,053 --> 01:01:31,093
This is absolutely the worst day
of my whole bloody life!
975
01:01:31,173 --> 01:01:32,853
I'm surrounded by enemies.
976
01:01:33,813 --> 01:01:37,213
They call me a warmonger
because I speak the blunt truth?
977
01:01:37,533 --> 01:01:40,294
Baldwin is behind all this,
Stanley bloody Baldwin!
978
01:01:40,334 --> 01:01:42,774
No better than an epileptic corpse.
979
01:01:46,054 --> 01:01:48,934
"Who is in charge of the clattering train?
980
01:01:48,974 --> 01:01:51,694
"The axles creed and the coupling strain.
981
01:01:51,774 --> 01:01:54,094
"The pace is hot, and the points are near.
982
01:01:54,175 --> 01:01:56,895
"And sleep has deadened the driver's ear.
983
01:01:57,455 --> 01:02:00,495
"And the signals flash
through the nights in vain.
984
01:02:00,695 --> 01:02:02,135
"For Death...
985
01:02:02,375 --> 01:02:04,975
"is in charge of the clattering train."
986
01:02:09,775 --> 01:02:12,335
He'll be needing a glass of champagne.
987
01:02:12,615 --> 01:02:14,056
Possibly two.
988
01:02:15,536 --> 01:02:19,336
Charlie, Mommy's nearly finished.
Then, I promise, we'll go to the park.
989
01:02:20,176 --> 01:02:22,096
There's someone to see you, ma'am.
990
01:02:22,136 --> 01:02:24,336
- Who?
- Mr. Pettifer.
991
01:02:24,416 --> 01:02:26,137
Pettifer, to see me?
992
01:02:27,296 --> 01:02:29,456
We'll go in a minute, darling.
993
01:02:31,096 --> 01:02:32,977
What are you reading, Charlie?
994
01:02:37,537 --> 01:02:39,417
Good afternoon, Mr. Pettifer.
995
01:02:39,738 --> 01:02:41,137
Mrs. Wigram.
996
01:02:41,778 --> 01:02:44,977
- I'm afraid my husband's not home.
- It was you I came to see.
997
01:02:45,578 --> 01:02:47,057
Please, do sit down.
998
01:02:47,138 --> 01:02:48,458
Thank you.
999
01:02:49,897 --> 01:02:53,618
I need your help
in a rather delicate and confidential matter.
1000
01:02:54,258 --> 01:02:57,458
The Prime Minister feels
it would be advantageous...
1001
01:02:57,778 --> 01:03:00,859
if your husband did not see
quite so much of Mr. Churchill.
1002
01:03:00,979 --> 01:03:02,059
What do you mean?
1003
01:03:02,098 --> 01:03:04,939
It's perhaps not wise, not good for him.
1004
01:03:04,978 --> 01:03:06,459
Not wise for who?
1005
01:03:06,859 --> 01:03:08,259
Your husband.
1006
01:03:08,659 --> 01:03:11,099
Then shouldn't you be telling this
to my husband?
1007
01:03:11,179 --> 01:03:13,740
I'm quite sure he takes note of what you say.
1008
01:03:13,819 --> 01:03:16,180
What my husband does is his own business.
1009
01:03:16,379 --> 01:03:18,260
I wouldn't dream of trying to interfere.
1010
01:03:18,299 --> 01:03:19,939
No, of course not.
1011
01:03:20,180 --> 01:03:24,059
But do remember, your husband's the head
of an important part of the Foreign Office.
1012
01:03:24,140 --> 01:03:27,700
It's not a good idea
for him to tell Mr. Churchill what's going on.
1013
01:03:27,780 --> 01:03:28,820
Why?
1014
01:03:29,260 --> 01:03:31,060
If indeed he has been.
1015
01:03:31,340 --> 01:03:34,380
Please, Mrs. Wigram,
don't let's argue about this.
1016
01:03:34,421 --> 01:03:37,541
Please, Mr. Pettifer,
don't treat me like a child.
1017
01:03:38,981 --> 01:03:41,821
If your husband persists
in seeing Winston...
1018
01:03:42,421 --> 01:03:46,421
he may find himself being posted
somewhere inconveniently distant...
1019
01:03:46,781 --> 01:03:50,021
which would, of course,
be difficult with regard to your son.
1020
01:03:50,102 --> 01:03:52,502
Difficult for him to travel, I mean.
1021
01:03:52,901 --> 01:03:55,222
Difficult also, I should imagine...
1022
01:03:55,262 --> 01:03:59,262
to find the appropriate medical assistance
in certain parts of the world.
1023
01:04:00,302 --> 01:04:03,383
I dare say,
it would mean your having to stay here.
1024
01:04:04,343 --> 01:04:07,022
You've make a foolish mistake, Mr. Pettifer.
1025
01:04:07,463 --> 01:04:09,023
A tactical error.
1026
01:04:09,263 --> 01:04:12,983
When a member of the government comes
to my house and threatens me so openly...
1027
01:04:13,022 --> 01:04:15,063
it only shows how important it is...
1028
01:04:15,143 --> 01:04:18,023
that my husband continue his friendship
with Mr. Churchill.
1029
01:04:18,103 --> 01:04:20,103
That is my opinion, anyway.
1030
01:04:24,143 --> 01:04:26,743
Please, give my regards to your husband.
1031
01:04:27,064 --> 01:04:30,224
- Do tell him what I said.
- I think I prefer not to.
1032
01:04:30,664 --> 01:04:32,704
Good afternoon, Mrs. Wigram.
1033
01:04:39,944 --> 01:04:42,745
- What do you want, Mr. Churchill?
- I'm looking for a letter.
1034
01:04:42,824 --> 01:04:44,184
What letter?
1035
01:04:44,225 --> 01:04:47,225
I thought there might be something
from Clemmie.
1036
01:04:47,865 --> 01:04:49,105
Not today.
1037
01:04:51,705 --> 01:04:54,706
It's not easy to post letters
in that part of the world.
1038
01:04:59,385 --> 01:05:00,986
Perhaps tomorrow.
1039
01:05:07,546 --> 01:05:10,587
Does the name "Terrence Phillip"
mean anything to you?
1040
01:05:10,666 --> 01:05:13,666
Terrence Phillip? Yes. Art dealer, I think.
1041
01:05:13,907 --> 01:05:15,387
Anything known?
1042
01:05:16,146 --> 01:05:17,387
Good-looking?
1043
01:05:17,467 --> 01:05:20,747
Rather dashing, plenty of money.
His father was rich.
1044
01:05:21,187 --> 01:05:23,187
- Married?
- No.
1045
01:05:24,947 --> 01:05:28,268
Clemmie seems to be
quite chummy with him.
1046
01:05:28,347 --> 01:05:30,068
She keeps mentioning him.
1047
01:05:30,147 --> 01:05:32,628
- He's on the boat with her?
- He is.
1048
01:05:35,028 --> 01:05:37,548
- I'm idiotically jealous.
- Winston.
1049
01:05:37,628 --> 01:05:40,268
- I'm sure she's in love with him.
- Rubbish.
1050
01:05:40,348 --> 01:05:42,628
She writes about him in every letter.
1051
01:05:42,709 --> 01:05:45,029
"Terrence and I did this,
Terrence and I did that."
1052
01:05:45,108 --> 01:05:48,108
- They're companions, friends on holiday.
- I know Clemmie.
1053
01:05:48,189 --> 01:05:51,189
I can read between the lines.
I know her thoughts.
1054
01:05:51,549 --> 01:05:54,629
Don't be ridiculous.
She loves you, Winston, very deeply.
1055
01:05:54,709 --> 01:05:56,909
- I'm a rotten husband.
- Nonsense.
1056
01:05:56,990 --> 01:06:00,950
I suppose he's the romantic type.
You know, all that sort of stuff.
1057
01:06:01,149 --> 01:06:03,069
Never got much of that from me.
1058
01:06:03,150 --> 01:06:05,630
It never seemed important,
even when I was young.
1059
01:06:05,710 --> 01:06:08,670
Daisy Fellowes,
she tried to seduce me at the Ritz.
1060
01:06:10,270 --> 01:06:11,470
Wasn't interested.
1061
01:06:11,550 --> 01:06:14,750
Used to think
it was because I smoked too much.
1062
01:06:14,870 --> 01:06:18,990
- Tobacco is bad for love, old age is worse.
- You're talking nonsense, Winston.
1063
01:06:19,071 --> 01:06:23,231
"I've lived too long, I'm in the ruck
I've drunk too deeply of the cup
1064
01:06:23,311 --> 01:06:27,831
"I cannot spend, I cannot fuck
I'm down and out, I'm buggered up"
1065
01:06:27,911 --> 01:06:29,431
Where did you get that from?
1066
01:06:29,511 --> 01:06:33,231
It's a translation from the Russian.
Pushkin, I believe.
1067
01:06:36,832 --> 01:06:39,032
You may laugh, Desmond Morton...
1068
01:06:39,391 --> 01:06:41,472
but I think about it all the time.
1069
01:06:41,552 --> 01:06:43,472
Clemmie and that fellow.
1070
01:06:43,552 --> 01:06:45,953
She'll be home soon, Winston.
1071
01:06:48,192 --> 01:06:51,673
Wrap me up in me tarpaulin jacket
1072
01:06:52,673 --> 01:06:56,112
And say a poor trooper lies low
1073
01:06:56,913 --> 01:06:59,353
Get six stalwart lancers
1074
01:06:59,553 --> 01:07:01,033
to carry me
1075
01:07:01,793 --> 01:07:04,753
with steps silent, mournful
1076
01:07:05,473 --> 01:07:07,153
and slow
1077
01:07:11,034 --> 01:07:12,474
Mr. Churchill!
1078
01:07:15,554 --> 01:07:17,034
Inches, you're drund.
1079
01:07:17,114 --> 01:07:18,674
She's here, sir.
1080
01:07:19,394 --> 01:07:20,474
What?
1081
01:07:20,674 --> 01:07:23,955
- Taxi's coming down the drive, sir.
- What are you talking about?
1082
01:07:24,035 --> 01:07:25,634
Mrs. Churchill, sir.
1083
01:07:25,715 --> 01:07:27,515
- She's here?
- Yes, sir.
1084
01:07:28,634 --> 01:07:29,955
She's here!
1085
01:07:35,395 --> 01:07:36,836
Out of my way!
1086
01:07:43,676 --> 01:07:44,955
Lovely.
1087
01:07:46,516 --> 01:07:47,996
Thanks very much.
1088
01:08:01,276 --> 01:08:02,997
Why are you all wet?
1089
01:08:03,397 --> 01:08:06,277
I thought I'd never see you again.
1090
01:08:11,757 --> 01:08:13,077
Here I am.
1091
01:08:20,518 --> 01:08:22,598
Mr. Inches, how are you?
1092
01:08:33,439 --> 01:08:35,158
So, you had a good time?
1093
01:08:35,239 --> 01:08:36,479
Wonderful.
1094
01:08:38,879 --> 01:08:40,679
I missed you very much.
1095
01:08:41,839 --> 01:08:43,439
I missed you, too.
1096
01:08:45,960 --> 01:08:47,480
I'm not sure...
1097
01:08:48,639 --> 01:08:50,320
that I believe that.
1098
01:09:02,360 --> 01:09:05,480
You seem to have seen
a lot of Mr. Terrence Phillip.
1099
01:09:05,561 --> 01:09:06,560
Yes.
1100
01:09:07,361 --> 01:09:08,760
You like him?
1101
01:09:08,841 --> 01:09:10,321
He was good fun.
1102
01:09:10,721 --> 01:09:11,921
Good fun?
1103
01:09:12,561 --> 01:09:14,401
He's very interesting.
1104
01:09:16,761 --> 01:09:18,801
I hear he's much in demand.
1105
01:09:19,162 --> 01:09:22,122
All the hostesses in London want him
at their dinner table.
1106
01:09:22,201 --> 01:09:23,202
Yes.
1107
01:09:25,522 --> 01:09:27,122
I'm sure they do.
1108
01:09:32,842 --> 01:09:35,883
You should ask him here for the weekend.
1109
01:09:39,163 --> 01:09:40,843
Did you...
1110
01:09:41,163 --> 01:09:42,963
fall in love with him?
1111
01:09:50,643 --> 01:09:52,324
He made me like him.
1112
01:10:03,044 --> 01:10:04,524
Mr. Pug...
1113
01:10:07,084 --> 01:10:09,605
your new island looks lovely.
1114
01:10:12,605 --> 01:10:14,725
At Versailles it was laid down...
1115
01:10:14,765 --> 01:10:18,125
and at Locarno it was confirmed
that Germany was forbidden to take...
1116
01:10:18,205 --> 01:10:20,886
any armed forces into the Rhineland zone.
1117
01:10:20,965 --> 01:10:24,166
And for 18 years,
the fortresses of Frankfurt, Koblenz...
1118
01:10:24,205 --> 01:10:27,726
and the other garrison cities on the Rhine
have been empty...
1119
01:10:27,805 --> 01:10:30,245
but gradually, under dictator Hitler...
1120
01:10:30,326 --> 01:10:33,846
Germany has been asserting
her independence from treaty obligations.
1121
01:10:33,926 --> 01:10:36,046
First, she left the League of Nations...
1122
01:10:36,127 --> 01:10:38,766
then set about rebuilding her army,
navy and air force.
1123
01:10:38,847 --> 01:10:42,407
Until today, when her forces play at war
and mimic battle...
1124
01:10:42,446 --> 01:10:46,367
Germany is seen again to be
one of the great armed powers of Europe.
1125
01:11:08,408 --> 01:11:09,928
We're powerless.
1126
01:11:10,928 --> 01:11:13,728
Hitler's preparing to tear the world apart...
1127
01:11:14,408 --> 01:11:15,688
and we can do nothing.
1128
01:11:15,729 --> 01:11:17,848
Of course we can, and we shall.
1129
01:11:19,529 --> 01:11:21,649
I should never have
shown you those papers.
1130
01:11:21,729 --> 01:11:22,969
What do you mean?
1131
01:11:23,049 --> 01:11:26,050
Perhaps the Prime Minister's right.
1132
01:11:26,769 --> 01:11:29,610
Perhaps we should try to find a compromise
with "Herr" Hitler.
1133
01:11:29,689 --> 01:11:32,330
Don't be ridiculous,
you know that's impossible.
1134
01:11:32,409 --> 01:11:35,730
Then perhaps we should
let him have his own way.
1135
01:11:36,010 --> 01:11:39,290
For God's sake, Ralph,
what ridiculous nonsense is this?
1136
01:11:39,370 --> 01:11:42,771
Ralph, you're tired. We should go home.
1137
01:11:42,931 --> 01:11:45,651
Hundreds of thousands of people will die.
1138
01:11:45,931 --> 01:11:47,171
Millions.
1139
01:11:48,050 --> 01:11:49,530
And I shall be responsible.
1140
01:11:49,611 --> 01:11:52,690
- Ralph, that's just not true.
- Partly responsible, then.
1141
01:11:52,771 --> 01:11:55,251
How would you be remotely responsible?
1142
01:11:55,331 --> 01:11:57,732
By showing those papers to Winston.
1143
01:11:57,811 --> 01:11:59,731
By stirring up public opinion.
1144
01:11:59,811 --> 01:12:03,531
By making it impossible for the government
to reach a settlement with the Nazis.
1145
01:12:03,732 --> 01:12:07,612
Hitler is unstoppable. In three years,
he's made himself dictator of Germany...
1146
01:12:07,692 --> 01:12:10,412
dumped the Treaty of Versailles,
rebuilt the armed forces.
1147
01:12:10,452 --> 01:12:14,172
He'll march into Austria,
and then Czechoslovakia, and then...
1148
01:12:14,772 --> 01:12:17,252
God knows what, the whole of Europe.
1149
01:12:18,092 --> 01:12:20,132
There may be a war.
1150
01:12:20,213 --> 01:12:21,772
I grant you that.
1151
01:12:22,573 --> 01:12:24,613
Nevertheless, we shall win.
1152
01:12:25,093 --> 01:12:26,813
How can you say that?
1153
01:12:27,293 --> 01:12:29,333
It's just mindless optimism.
1154
01:12:30,613 --> 01:12:34,253
When I was in school,
I had a friend called Murland Evans...
1155
01:12:35,014 --> 01:12:39,294
and one day we were talking about
what we would do when we were grown up.
1156
01:12:40,013 --> 01:12:42,294
And I don't know why I said this...
1157
01:12:42,333 --> 01:12:44,294
or why I thought it.
1158
01:12:45,014 --> 01:12:46,374
But I said:
1159
01:12:46,814 --> 01:12:50,894
"One day in the future,
Britain will be in great danger...
1160
01:12:51,895 --> 01:12:54,095
"and it will fall to me...
1161
01:12:54,375 --> 01:12:56,655
"to save London and the Empire."
1162
01:12:58,135 --> 01:12:59,735
Schoolboy fantasy.
1163
01:13:00,655 --> 01:13:03,815
I wanted to play for England
and go climb Everest.
1164
01:13:03,975 --> 01:13:05,255
My destiny.
1165
01:13:07,416 --> 01:13:09,135
And I truly believe it.
1166
01:13:10,615 --> 01:13:12,776
You're an extraordinary man, Winston.
1167
01:13:12,856 --> 01:13:14,376
I am, I know it.
1168
01:13:15,056 --> 01:13:19,056
Nobody but you could say that sort of thing
and expect people to believe it.
1169
01:13:19,136 --> 01:13:21,296
Destiny is what I believe in.
1170
01:13:22,576 --> 01:13:24,257
Destiny commands...
1171
01:13:24,856 --> 01:13:26,297
we must obey.
1172
01:13:39,857 --> 01:13:41,978
Not a very jolly lunch, I'm afraid.
1173
01:13:42,057 --> 01:13:43,537
look out for yourself, Ava.
1174
01:13:43,618 --> 01:13:46,058
take care of Ralph, he needs you so much.
1175
01:13:46,137 --> 01:13:48,138
I will. Thank you, Clemmie.
1176
01:13:50,058 --> 01:13:51,258
Goodbye.
1177
01:13:58,618 --> 01:14:00,219
"All over Europe...
1178
01:14:00,619 --> 01:14:02,619
"is the hush of suspense.
1179
01:14:03,219 --> 01:14:06,739
"And in many lands, it is the hush of fear.
1180
01:14:08,379 --> 01:14:11,060
"During these last few years...
1181
01:14:11,979 --> 01:14:14,699
"the world has grown gravely darker.
1182
01:14:15,899 --> 01:14:18,020
"We have steadily disarmed...
1183
01:14:18,099 --> 01:14:22,740
"partly with a sincere desire
to give a lead to other countries...
1184
01:14:23,420 --> 01:14:27,101
"and partly through
the severe financial pressure of the time.
1185
01:14:28,341 --> 01:14:30,781
"But a change must now be make.
1186
01:14:32,181 --> 01:14:37,381
"We must not continue longer on a course
in which we alone are growing weaker...
1187
01:14:37,901 --> 01:14:40,821
"while Germany is growing stronger."
1188
01:14:40,901 --> 01:14:42,221
Hear, hear.
1189
01:14:47,102 --> 01:14:48,742
Prime Minister...
1190
01:14:48,821 --> 01:14:50,542
Hello, Winston.
1191
01:14:53,462 --> 01:14:58,022
I hear there's a nonsensical rumor
that you're about to retire.
1192
01:14:58,742 --> 01:15:00,983
Please, state that that isn't the case.
1193
01:15:01,062 --> 01:15:04,503
I should be making
an official announcement in due course.
1194
01:15:04,582 --> 01:15:08,223
But please, be discrete,
I don't want everybody to know.
1195
01:15:08,302 --> 01:15:10,143
I'm very surprised.
1196
01:15:10,503 --> 01:15:13,263
You're much loved in the country, Stanley.
1197
01:15:13,343 --> 01:15:15,544
I've had my day. I'm exhausted.
1198
01:15:15,983 --> 01:15:20,503
You know, some days I am so tired,
I can hardly turn over the pages of a book.
1199
01:15:22,344 --> 01:15:24,544
We've had our differences.
1200
01:15:25,023 --> 01:15:26,984
Profound differences.
1201
01:15:28,064 --> 01:15:29,824
But I've always admired...
1202
01:15:29,904 --> 01:15:32,665
your great political sdills.
1203
01:15:34,465 --> 01:15:36,544
Winston, let me tell you something.
1204
01:15:36,625 --> 01:15:41,064
To my mind, war is the greatest folly
that can afflict mankind.
1205
01:15:41,145 --> 01:15:44,505
- Absolutely, no question about it...
- Please, don't interrupt.
1206
01:15:44,585 --> 01:15:48,385
Maybe you're right about Hitler.
Perhaps this war is inevitable.
1207
01:15:48,425 --> 01:15:50,745
But I believe that I am also right.
1208
01:15:50,786 --> 01:15:54,105
I have done everything in my power
to preserve peace...
1209
01:15:54,186 --> 01:15:57,386
and I would do exactly the same,
all over again.
1210
01:15:58,746 --> 01:16:00,426
Bloodshed, sorrow...
1211
01:16:00,866 --> 01:16:02,546
irreparable loss...
1212
01:16:03,266 --> 01:16:06,106
that's what I've been hoping to prevent.
1213
01:16:06,466 --> 01:16:08,187
But, as I say...
1214
01:16:09,147 --> 01:16:10,947
you may well be right.
1215
01:16:30,988 --> 01:16:33,428
So many telegrams today!
1216
01:16:34,228 --> 01:16:36,469
German troops are on the march.
1217
01:16:36,668 --> 01:16:39,828
Thousands of them. Hence all the telegrams.
1218
01:16:40,309 --> 01:16:44,109
Hitler's planning to invade the world,
and we're planning to do nothing about it.
1219
01:16:44,188 --> 01:16:46,269
What do you make of that, Marjorie?
1220
01:16:47,349 --> 01:16:51,669
Perhaps we should go home?
Or we could take a stroll in St. James's Park.
1221
01:16:51,749 --> 01:16:56,669
It's remarkable weather for this time of year,
and we're hardly much use here, are we?
1222
01:17:02,670 --> 01:17:04,390
Sorry, Marjorie.
1223
01:17:06,109 --> 01:17:07,710
It's a poor joke.
1224
01:17:12,750 --> 01:17:14,471
Thank you for these.
1225
01:17:20,031 --> 01:17:23,791
Marjorie, I meant to ask,
what time is the defense meeting tomorrow?
1226
01:17:23,871 --> 01:17:26,911
I don't think you're required
at that meeting, Mr. Wigram.
1227
01:17:26,952 --> 01:17:29,471
We haven't received any notification.
1228
01:17:30,951 --> 01:17:32,351
Not required?
1229
01:17:35,112 --> 01:17:36,192
Fine.
1230
01:17:37,992 --> 01:17:40,032
Funny how word gets around.
1231
01:17:45,952 --> 01:17:48,993
Thank you very much.
Come on, my little man.
1232
01:17:52,273 --> 01:17:54,633
Charlie, it's snowing, how lovely.
1233
01:17:54,753 --> 01:17:57,313
- Ethel, can you manage?
- Yes, thank you, ma'am.
1234
01:17:57,353 --> 01:18:01,794
We should go find Daddy in the garden
and make a snowman, what do you think?
1235
01:18:03,353 --> 01:18:05,034
Oh, silly Mommy.
1236
01:18:07,074 --> 01:18:08,434
Silly Mommy!
1237
01:18:11,114 --> 01:18:15,474
We wish you a merry Christmas
We wish you a merry Christmas
1238
01:18:15,594 --> 01:18:19,595
We wish you a merry Christmas
and a happy New Year
1239
01:18:20,675 --> 01:18:22,755
- Shall I take him?
- Thank you.
1240
01:18:22,794 --> 01:18:25,835
Come on, young man,
what you need is a bath!
1241
01:18:25,915 --> 01:18:27,195
Good bath.
1242
01:18:28,195 --> 01:18:29,795
Be up in a minute.
1243
01:18:34,156 --> 01:18:35,275
Ralph?
1244
01:18:37,956 --> 01:18:39,356
What's wrong?
1245
01:18:40,196 --> 01:18:41,396
Nothing.
1246
01:18:42,836 --> 01:18:44,636
- Drink?
- Please.
1247
01:19:29,478 --> 01:19:31,559
The snow has settled.
1248
01:19:32,399 --> 01:19:33,839
How wonderful.
1249
01:19:34,119 --> 01:19:37,639
We must take Charlie to the park,
he's never seen snow like this.
1250
01:19:37,719 --> 01:19:39,879
So beautiful, like a painting.
1251
01:19:40,680 --> 01:19:44,039
You must telephone to the office.
Tell them you won't be in today.
1252
01:19:44,159 --> 01:19:48,000
Just for two or three hours.
It is Christmas, after all. They'll spare you.
1253
01:19:48,360 --> 01:19:52,440
I'm afraid I absolutely forbid you
to go to work on a day like today.
1254
01:20:06,561 --> 01:20:08,682
Poor turnout from Whitehall.
1255
01:20:08,721 --> 01:20:11,041
I know, pretty bloody awful.
1256
01:20:11,601 --> 01:20:15,841
We had lunch with him a few days ago,
and he was very upset then.
1257
01:20:15,922 --> 01:20:18,721
I was quite frightened. Do you think...
1258
01:20:18,802 --> 01:20:22,442
It says a pulmonary hemorrhage
on the death certificate.
1259
01:20:22,522 --> 01:20:25,042
I think we should leave it at that.
1260
01:20:43,603 --> 01:20:46,764
He said it was all pointless,
everything he tried to do.
1261
01:20:48,564 --> 01:20:50,164
Was it pointless?
1262
01:20:52,524 --> 01:20:54,844
His life was very precious to me.
1263
01:20:56,484 --> 01:20:58,364
Please, tell me it wasn't wasted.
1264
01:20:58,444 --> 01:21:01,644
Ava, my dear, you'll be very proud of him.
1265
01:21:02,324 --> 01:21:04,765
People often act heroically...
1266
01:21:04,844 --> 01:21:08,524
because they don't fully appreciate
the dangers that lie ahead.
1267
01:21:08,565 --> 01:21:12,045
Ralph saw all those dangers
and was afraid of them...
1268
01:21:13,045 --> 01:21:16,485
but he did what he did, in spite of his fear.
1269
01:21:17,445 --> 01:21:19,925
No man can be braver than that.
1270
01:21:20,565 --> 01:21:22,245
Thank you, Winston.
1271
01:21:58,808 --> 01:22:00,088
What is it?
1272
01:22:01,167 --> 01:22:02,928
Any invading force...
1273
01:22:03,769 --> 01:22:06,568
would march across
our little bit of England...
1274
01:22:06,649 --> 01:22:08,488
on their way to London.
1275
01:22:11,328 --> 01:22:13,408
I wonder how long we've got.
1276
01:22:25,970 --> 01:22:27,409
This is London.
1277
01:22:27,490 --> 01:22:30,450
You will now hear a statement
by the Prime Minister...
1278
01:22:30,529 --> 01:22:33,170
the right honorable Neville Chamberlain.
1279
01:22:33,330 --> 01:22:35,450
I am speaking to you...
1280
01:22:35,731 --> 01:22:38,970
from the cabinet room at 10 Downing Street.
1281
01:22:40,410 --> 01:22:44,371
This morning,
the British ambassador in Berlin...
1282
01:22:44,491 --> 01:22:48,251
handed the German government
a final note...
1283
01:22:48,770 --> 01:22:53,291
stating that
unless we heard from them by 11:00...
1284
01:22:54,051 --> 01:22:56,412
that they were prepared at once...
1285
01:22:56,611 --> 01:22:59,251
to withdraw their troops from Poland...
1286
01:22:59,292 --> 01:23:02,252
a state of war would exist between us.
1287
01:23:04,811 --> 01:23:09,532
I have to tell you now that
no such undertaking has been received...
1288
01:23:10,532 --> 01:23:12,213
and that, consequently...
1289
01:23:12,292 --> 01:23:15,852
this country is at war with Germany.
1290
01:23:26,894 --> 01:23:28,333
Mr. Churchill!
1291
01:23:28,934 --> 01:23:30,734
Upstairs, Mrs. P.
1292
01:23:30,813 --> 01:23:34,294
- What's the matter?
- Telephone, sir. The Prime Minister's office.
1293
01:23:52,294 --> 01:23:55,255
First Lord of the Admiralty, back in power!
1294
01:23:57,615 --> 01:24:00,415
Jolly good show, marvelous!
1295
01:24:03,616 --> 01:24:06,256
I have been made a member
of the War Cabinet.
1296
01:24:06,336 --> 01:24:09,616
Mrs. Churchill and I
must now make our home in London.
1297
01:24:10,096 --> 01:24:13,696
Needless to say, we shall return to Chartwell
whenever possible.
1298
01:24:13,776 --> 01:24:16,016
Every one of you will be looked after...
1299
01:24:16,096 --> 01:24:19,496
and either retained here,
or found good jobs elsewhere.
1300
01:24:19,576 --> 01:24:21,816
Mr. Inches has all the details.
1301
01:24:22,496 --> 01:24:25,457
There may be
difficult and painful times ahead.
1302
01:24:26,057 --> 01:24:28,657
But now that I'm in charge of the Navy...
1303
01:24:28,737 --> 01:24:32,417
Mr. Hitler and his Nazi thugs
had better look out.
1304
01:24:32,497 --> 01:24:35,578
We're going to teach them a lesson
they'll never forget!
1305
01:24:38,298 --> 01:24:39,777
Good luck, sir.
1306
01:25:01,419 --> 01:25:04,299
Mr. Inches, I think a glass of champagne
might be in order.
1307
01:25:04,379 --> 01:25:07,459
With respect, sir,
I think we might save that for happier days.
1308
01:25:07,539 --> 01:25:08,500
Quite right.
1309
01:25:08,579 --> 01:25:11,339
However, there's a good claret
you may be interested in.
1310
01:25:11,419 --> 01:25:14,739
It is a very good year,
I can't tell you which year.
1311
01:25:25,740 --> 01:25:28,620
Not the House of Commons, the Admiralty!
1312
01:25:29,381 --> 01:25:31,261
I've got a navy to run!
1313
01:25:56,263 --> 01:25:58,782
Just before the Battle of Blenheim...
1314
01:26:00,063 --> 01:26:02,182
Marlborough said to his aide:
1315
01:26:02,943 --> 01:26:05,943
"Today, I conquer or die."
1316
01:26:08,063 --> 01:26:09,903
Now I know how he felt.
1317
01:26:15,663 --> 01:26:16,984
Thank you.
1318
01:26:18,383 --> 01:26:19,623
For what?
1319
01:26:20,583 --> 01:26:23,144
For being rash enough to marry me...
1320
01:26:23,464 --> 01:26:26,344
foolish enough to stay with me...
1321
01:26:27,784 --> 01:26:31,105
and for loving me in a way...
1322
01:26:31,505 --> 01:26:33,945
I thought I'd never be loved.
1323
01:27:18,028 --> 01:27:19,267
At ease.
1324
01:27:22,228 --> 01:27:24,347
- Good evening.
- Good evening, sir.
1325
01:27:24,428 --> 01:27:27,108
- I'm the new First Lord.
- Yes, sir, we know that.
1326
01:27:27,148 --> 01:27:28,268
How do you know?
1327
01:27:28,348 --> 01:27:31,028
A signal was sent to the fleet this afternoon.
1328
01:27:31,108 --> 01:27:32,468
What signal?
1329
01:27:32,868 --> 01:27:34,708
"Winston is back," sir.
1330
01:27:36,949 --> 01:27:38,589
"Winston is back."
1331
01:27:41,989 --> 01:27:44,228
And so he bloody well is!
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