All language subtitles for [English (auto-generated)] Joaquin Phoenix In SHADOWS OF EMPIRE Full Hollywood Action Blockbuster E

Heat.

Heat.

Get the motion up there.

[screaming]

[music]

My car.

[music]

Heat.

[music]

[music]

Heat.

Send them

[screaming]

the command.

Free

[music]

the cannon.

Yes sir.

Parker elevation 1 6

Do not go. [screaming]

Reload. Reload.

[ __ ]

Foreign speech.

Conspiracy against the internal and

external security of state

and high treason for acting in the

interests of the enemy.

Mercy for the villains.

No

mercy for the innocent.

>> Mercy for the unfortunate.

>> Mercy for humanity.

[cheering]

>> The British Navy have taken the port of

Tulum. Half the French fleet is trapped

there. If we lose those ships, the

Republic will fall.

>> Lucky for us, there are only 2,000

English troops in Tulum.

>> But we're short of artillery

and led by a general who was a court

painter.

>> It is not necessary to recapture Ton

itself.

>> The town is not a town. The town is a

port.

If the harbor is untenable to the

English fleet, the town must surrender.

My brother, Captain Bernard, as

artillery officer has organized heated

shots against English ships. He has

proven his commitment to the Republic.

And how do you propose to take the

harbor?

>> Capture the fort that dominates the

harbor, and you have the city.

>> We must make an example or other cities

will fall.

And I for one will never let the

royalists or the English take my region.

[snorts]

[cheering]

Lucian, my dear brother, I'm in too long

already.

The troops are in a poor state. Many are

conscripts, untrained [music] and

undisiplined,

without equipment and resources. I see

only failure.

We are collecting scrap iron to recast

small mortars more suitable for my plan.

If we do not succeed,

those in power will only see us as

Corsican ruffians unfit for higher

office, and our mother's ambitions will

be quashed.

That's it, Madam.

[music]

>> The British control the big guns that

point out at their fleet offshore.

Take those guns and we can fire onto

them in endless blockade.

>> Surprise is my advantage, but I will win

by fire. I cannot wait for your arrival,

your brother, Napoleon.

Boy, [ __ ] Ran. Yes, you.

Move along now. Go on. Who?

>> Move them [ __ ] [music] goats.

>> Last chance. [ __ ] move them goats.

[music]

And

now

beer and bottles of cherry to help them

over there.

>> [music]

>> Go go go.

Please resign.

Heat. Heat.

Get the motion up there.

Oh my god.

All right, we're fine.

Heat.

[music]

Heat.

[music]

Send them

[screaming]

the

Free the free

[music]

the cannon. Sir, yes sir.

Harbor elevation 1 6.

Do not go. [screaming]

Reload. Reload.

[ __ ]

>> [screaming]

>> Captain Napoleon Bonapart, I award you

the rank of Brigadier General.

>> Long live the Republic.

>> Long live the Republic. Long live the

Republic. Long live the Republic.

I promised you brilliant successes

and I've kept my word. [music]

for mother.

The current leadership of France has

passed from enthusiasm to reckless

ambition.

And the public perception of the

guillotine is lawless passion led by

ropes.

He is unfit to rule.

But apart

>> friends,

it has become increasingly clear,

citizen robes spear, that your

motivations are to use this blade to

your ultimate power.

Let me speak.

There is no man in this room who has

objected to my methods. If you say I am

guilty, you are all guilty.

You are not a defender of freedom. You

have deemed yourself judge, jury, and

executioner.

>> Have you not? You're worse than like

Caesar. Worse than Caesar. You are all

of you the traitors.

>> Arrest him.

All right.

Justice.

>> Oh. Glory.

[cheering]

[music]

How could I

say

your

I

hear

[music]

again.

[music]

Your best bets.

>> [music]

>> Seven again.

[music]

>> [music]

>> Why are you staring at me?

>> Am I?

>> I was not.

>> Oh, you weren't.

>> I was

I was staring at at your face.

>> What is this costume you have on?

>> This is my uniform.

I led the French victory at 2.

>> Do not tell me your name.

General,

>> there is a very young man who wishes to

see you. His name is Euen Bani.

General Bernapart.

>> Yes.

>> My name is Eujene Bane, son of Josephine

Bane.

>> What do you want?

>> My father's saber.

It was taken from him before he was

arrested and executed.

>> Yes.

>> It would mean a great deal to me and to

my mother if it were returned to us.

It's all we have of him. The

>> sword is a weapon.

I cannot allow citizens to have weapons

in their possession.

>> The sword is a keepsake for me to

remember my dear late father.

>> Perhaps, but it is a weapon

nevertheless.

Young man, why are you here?

>> My mother said that you were the only

man of authority to retrieve the sword.

All of these are from officers who were

sentenced to die.

>> Didn't know one thing to attach names to

any of them.

>> No, there are no names.

General Bonapart.

Thank you.

>> Is there reason to introduce myself?

>> No, General.

>> Good.

My compliments to the chef of this fine

family.

Would [music]

you like to sit closer?

Do I look like I'm in love?

>> Do you find him without appeal?

>> No.

>> Then perhaps that is enough.

Do not underestimate your grace.

When you look at me, do you see an

aristocrat?

>> No.

>> My husband had more than one lover.

And when his head was cut off, all his

mistresses watched.

When I was in prison, I was told the

only way to survive was to get pregnant.

So,

General,

do I need to warn you of my

indiscretions?

No, madam.

Does where I have been concern you?

If you look down, you'll see a surprise.

Once you see it, you will always want

it.

[music]

[cheering]

>> People of France, don't be fooled. There

are more of us.

>> We could occupy this convention.

[cheering]

again.

[cheering]

>> No doubt you've seen the chaos in the

streets.

>> Yes,

>> there is a belief amongst the committee

that there is an attack on the council

coming by this mob.

I have less than 4,000 troops and very

little in the way of weapons.

>> There are 40 cannons in Sabon.

>> I could have them here in 3 hours.

>> This mob is 20,000 strong.

>> Yes.

>> As my second in command,

what would you intend to do if this

assignment of defense was transferred to

you?

I accept on the condition that I command

this as I see fit without interruption.

I will not leave a second in command.

[screaming]

wheel.

[music]

>> [cheering]

>> According to the law of 20th September

1792,

Marie Joseph Rose Tasher born 23rd June

1767 in Martineique

except as her husband Napoleon Bonapart

born February 1768

in Ajaxio Corsica.

Do you consent?

>> Yes, I do.

>> Do you consent?

>> Yes, I do.

>> I declare you united in marriage.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> to the Savior of the Republic and

>> to Madame Bonapart.

>> Madame Bonapart.

This guy

that's

beautiful.

He looks for a seduc.

>> I follow in the footsteps of Alexander

the Great and Caesar as I have been sent

to liberate Egypt.

I have 40,000 men and the sights are

wondrous and the weather stifling hot.

I've already conquered Italy who

surrendered without conflict.

The directories approved my plan for

attacking England through their eastern

empire.

But my achievements seem slight as they

keep us apart.

[cheering]

No letters from you.

>> Good morning, Lucia.

>> If you loved me, you'd write me twice a

day.

Tell me there are no snakes in your bed,

in your legs, inside. What is mine?

You must write me and tell me that you

realize that I love you beyond the

limits of imagination.

That only you can please me.

Where are you?

Are there limits

to

what I can tell you?

>> There shouldn't be.

Should I tell you something at the risk

of giving you personal pain?

>> Yes.

>> Your wife has taken a lover named Eoly

Charles.

You expect me to believe this?

>> Yes.

>> That my wife would do this to me?

>> Yes.

No dessert for you. You may leave.

>> I would never lie to you.

How do you know this?

>> Lucille is my lover. She writes to me.

Josephine's lady in waiting is your

lover.

Prepare

two frigots and two smaller vessels in

the greatest secrecy.

I'm returning home.

>> Napoleon,

this will be seen as desertion.

>> General Clair Bear will be informed of

his succession of command after I've

left.

Victori.

[cheering]

[applause]

Get out.

Where is my wife?

>> She has left to greet you in Leon.

>> Do not lie to me. Where is my wife?

>> She left earlier today. General

>> Leon.

>> Yes, sir.

>> The entire world knows of my arrival,

but not my wife.

You ready?

What kind of creature are you?

How could you care so little for me and

my feelings?

You are a selfish little pig.

You think so lowly of me?

>> No, I don't.

>> Then why?

>> Because you're what?

Say it.

I'm sorry.

>> That's not enough.

>> What do you want me to say?

>> I want you to say that I am the most

important thing in the world.

You are.

>> Say it.

>> You're you're you're you're

the most important thing in my life in

the world.

>> And without me, you are nothing.

>> I'm nothing.

>> And you will do anything.

>> I'll do anything.

>> I'm not built like other men.

And I'm not subject to petty insecurity.

You're a beast.

I feel sorry for you.

You want to be great.

You are nothing without me.

Say it.

Say it.

You are just a brute that is nothing

without me.

>> I am just a brute that is nothing

without you.

>> Yes. You are nothing

without me

or your mother.

[music]

Did you have affairs?

Of

course I did.

>> Did you love them?

>> No. No, I did not.

>> Were they pretty? [music]

Yes, some of them.

Except for the purpose

more than I did.

>> They cried less. That made them more

attractive.

Don't leave me. Please don't leave me.

Just don't leave. [music]

You don't have to forgive me. Just

promise me you won't be with me.

What is it that made you desert your

troops in Egypt?

Citizens,

what country are we in?

Because she doesn't resemble the France

that I left.

Who should be responsible for her

governance while I'm away?

Because it is not you, citizen go.

It is not you. It certainly is not you.

Although you're very good at scowlling.

It's not you, Baras. Or you Talon

or you say.

So who

who should be responsible? Fuchche do

you have any ideas?

No,

I have returned to France to find her

bankrupt,

printing money that is spent within

hours.

The Austrussian overrun of Italy,

the Anglo-Russian occupation of Holland,

and what appears to be the imminent

invasion of France herself.

And yet you accuse me of desertion.

Added to which the discovery that my

wife is a [ __ ]

The only thing that every French citizen

can agree on is that you are our Caesar.

What do you want?

>> Well,

the people will accept my rule if I have

your support.

Like you that I believe that the

directory is corrupt.

But together we can save this country

from a restoration of the monarchy

and we can preserve the ideals of the

revolution.

And I think that a seizure of power is

possible

with your help at the right time. And I

think this is the right time.

So you expect me to be your sword?

I expect that a kudetar

welltimed well executed

transfer power into the hands of three

consils

myself Duk

and you.

I'm inviting you to the winning side.

[laughter]

It's a simple letter of resignation.

>> I'm not signing anything. You can piss

before I sign anything away.

>> Gentlemen,

who's doing this?

>> Good morning, Paul.

I'm going to make this very simple for

you.

I have documents announcing your

resignation from the council. You must

retire before you have your breakfast.

Please

tell them I return with joy to the ranks

of simple citizen.

>> There are some gentlemen here to see

you.

>> Citizen Mulan,

we have a letter of resignation for you

to sign.

>> No. No, no, no. I am eating my

breakfast. I am enjoying a succulent

breakfast. This is outrageous. I will

eat my breakfast before you catch me.

>> Enjoy your breakfast.

[music]

[music]

Director,

I believe the time has come to demand an

explanation.

>> Uh th this emergency session is to draw

a list of nominations for a a new

directory to deal with the threat the

threat of the royalists. We are being

asked to pass a resolution forming a

provisional government to three

councils.

>> General Bonapart and Citizen Cierz and

Raj Duk.

Where are the five members of the

directory?

>> Have they magically disappeared?

And we are here surrounded by troops

isolated far from Paris.

>> What? Now this is becoming increasingly

clear that your brother Napoleon

Bonapart

with his show of military might is

acting as an outlaw

>> and that this is a ridiculous and poorly

executed takeover. A power hungry

upstart.

>> Enough. Enough. If there is any question

here,

you can stop.

You have violated the constitution.

We are being terrorized by deputies. is

armed with daggers. And these mad men

have outlawed themselves for their

attempt on the liberty of this country.

>> They're trying to kill me.

>> They're trying to kill him.

If he betrays the freedom of the French

people,

Look at that, brother.

Stand aside.

Shall we vote?

>> Where are we going?

>> All our harsh words are behind us.

>> I need you to be my most tender friend.

Over

the store is our destiny.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

Heat. Heat.

[music]

>> [music]

>> First comes

[music]

come little

You get into the bed of your masters.

[music]

[music]

>> Mother, the Duke of Avenue. It's good.

>> Ah, could this be Josephine?

>> Mother. Josephine.

>> Good to see you.

>> Josephine. Mother.

>> Oh, it's Charles.

This way.

Your Majesty, England and France are

wasting their prosperity.

>> Let me try again.

>> Your Royal Majesty and France are

wasting [clears throat] their

prosperity.

>> Your your majesty.

>> What did I say?

>> Your your your royal majesty.

Your majesty, England and France are

wasting their prosperity.

I am not ashamed to take the initiative.

I have, I think, sufficiently proven to

the whole world that I do not fear the

chances of war,

but peace is my heartfelt wish for

England and France.

Read it back to me.

>> I have notified all foreign powers of

your accession to the consul. I have

addressed letters to all diplomatic

agents abroad and I understand that you

have made friendly overtures of peace.

>> What I need from you is a better

understanding of the Russians Alexander.

Would you consider the Zara ally to

England or France?

>> Well, I would think that his trade with

England is more beneficial to him than

his trade with France. And do you have a

sense of British influence in the

Russian courts?

>> I do not, but I imagine it is quite

robust.

>> Robust?

What kind of man is he? Describe him.

Well, he's young.

He's vain.

He's popular. And he wishes to remain

so.

>> He's popular. His

greatest fear is to be killed in his bed

like his father.

>> This makes him dangerously fickle to

whoever last has his attention.

>> So he needs an ally and he can also call

a friend.

name or

>> What a surprise.

How nice to see you [music] out.

>> Excuse me, gentlemen. Good evening. I'm

just trying to lose some money. Huh?

Well, after this hand, why don't you

come and join me? I'm at my usual table.

>> That's a lovely idea.

Good evening.

Did you hear

your majesty received a letter of peace

from the first consul today?

>> Mor Talon,

if I may be honest, of course. Austria's

coalition with England is in such a

strong position against France that

these peace overs are clearly only for

your handling of French public opinion.

Oh, my friend,

>> you know me so well.

>> Yes, it is true. It is public opinion

Napoleon is after. But my warning to you

is that he's as hungry for it as any man

in the history of the world. So my

suggestion with respect would be to take

this little offering of peace from him

or suffer the consequences for a man

bent on peace at any cost.

>> The English ambassador Lord Witworth has

arrived. Council,

>> do not look at me as if you don't know

what I'm about to say.

Are you aware of my letter of peace to

your king?

>> I am not.

>> Shall I repeat it?

>> No, you may not.

>> Take this as a warning to your king. I

will keep you guessing and scared. You

will watch your borders and your back

and your manners are bound sooner or

later to be French. I will offer no more

letters of peace and I will take the

lack of a swift reply as an act of

disrespect.

You think you're so great because you

have boats.

It

>> is a shame such a great man should have

no manners.

Yes.

Are you pleased?

Are you about to tell me something that

will make me angry?

>> Let's hope not. The European families

think nothing more of you than a

Corsican thug. Therefore,

I've got to suggest something that's

been a long time arriving.

I suggest that you abandon your role as

first consul of France

in exchange

for the title victorious console

by another name, king.

What?

[snorts]

King.

>> Well, I've seen Dr. Kasar and he has no

answer.

>> Only that I do what Madame Demuza has

done,

>> which is

>> which is

along with hopeful thinking and a bit of

red wine, he suggested I take the waters

at Exa Chappelle.

And why haven't you?

>> As wife of the first consult, I haven't

found the time. I spend many hours

cleaning up after you.

>> Find the time.

>> I don't need to explain to you the

importance of this, do I?

>> What you want in here?

>> I want one now.

>> [laughter]

>> May God affirm you on his throne

and Christ give you to rule with him in

his eternal kingdom.

I found the crown of France in the

gutter.

I picked it up with the tip of my sword

and cleaned it

and placed it at top my own head.

The most glorious, the most ag Napoleon,

emperor of the French is crowned and

enthro.

Long live the emperor.

>> Long live the emperor. [cheering]

Hallelujah.

Thank [music] you.

[music]

>> [music]

>> understand.

[music]

I do not support this idea. You suggest

divorce. After years of debate, you can

see that it has me defied.

>> I am not ambitious. I've never declared

war with anyone.

No,

you are

the greatest leader in the history of

the world and the world's only chance at

peace.

The security of the empire and peace in

the world depends upon an air.

>> Are you enjoying yourself?

I'm going to war to defend our people

and my wife cannot provide me an heir.

If you do not [clears throat] bear me a

child tonight,

there will be a divorce.

>> Hasn't been enough love making in this

home to bear a child.

>> Yes, there has.

There have been years of it. years

and with more than just me.

And still

you're empty.

>> You're fat.

>> I enjoy my meals.

I do. Destiny has brought me here.

Destiny has brought me this lamb top.

Jes. It's okay.

Go.

I love your talents

and your taste.

And while I'm away, I will miss your

grace and your dignity.

the police offic.

My god, it's cold here. I miss your

warmth.

On this day, we celebrate the first

anniversary of our coronation.

My previous ally has now joined with my

enemy.

The Russian Sar Alexander joined forces

with the prince of Austria.

I have heard that he's been studying the

art of war and trying to emulate my

battle tactics.

>> He tries to copy me, but he is a little

boy who will make a terrible mistake.

I am certain I will bring the laurels of

another glorious victory to my army

today. Yours, Napoleon.

>> [cheering]

>> back.

Another

sub.

Your Majesty,

>> we are discovered.

>> Good.

Tell the men to rest.

I N F

S

Infantry sighted.

>> Excellent use of it. Well, we do what we

can on the battlefield.

>> Yes, we do, don't we?

>> Mhm.

>> It's nice to finally meet another

emperor.

>> Uh, where may I ask? Is Alexander? Are

we waiting for his arrival before we get

started?

>> I do not believe

he will be joining us. He's beside

himself with rage.

>> I realize I must compliment you for

making me commit an enormous error.

>> An error?

>> Yes.

What error have you made

>> to be speaking with you here and

accepting this invitation for peace? I

have not followed up my victory.

I could have taken the whole Russian and

Austrian army prisoners.

>> Yes.

>> But after all, there will be less tears.

And I know you will remember this

gesture of kindness.

>> Yes.

Thank you.

Toast

to friendship,

a glorious peace

and the best interests [music] of

Europe.

Burgundy.

[music]

[music]

Okay.

boy. I'm sick.

It is time to put this mystery to rest,

emperor. I want to know if it's you or

Josephine.

And to that end, we will conduct

a very practical experiment

at the end of the hallway.

Take this.

Waiting for you. Undressed, ready to

receive

is 18-year-old Elonor Denuel de Laena.

She's brunette with brown eyes. And the

object of this hardly unpleasant task

is to see if you can father a child.

And then we will have an answer to this

nagging question of who is keeping who

from an heir to the throne of France.

Shall we go? I have another place.

>> [music]

>> The girl is pregnant. You made her

pregnant.

I know.

>> When are you going to insist we divorce?

>> Isn't that wonderful?

the only woman that I've ever loved and

given all that I've conquered.

>> I'm just too tired

to wait for you to tell me what I know

is coming.

>> If you insist,

I'll make it easy for you.

I know you'll have a bastard child.

If I succeed in making the birth of a

boy that I shall call my own son, I want

you as a witness to pretend the

confinement of the empress.

>> Your highness, you are asking me to lie

about the status of the mother of your

heir.

>> That is another way of putting it.

Emperor,

it is my honor and my duty, of course,

to do as you require of me. But if

asked, I cannot contain that which I

know to be the truth.

And painful though it is, the truth is

that the Empress is no longer capable of

bearing you a child.

My good Josephine,

>> you know how I loved you.

>> It is you,

to you alone,

that I owe the few moments of happiness

I have known in this world.

My destiny is more powerful than my

will.

My affections

must yield to the interests of my

people.

[laughter]

The imperial decree for the dissolution

of the marriage

between the emperor Napoleon and the

Empress Josephine.

My people desire

that this throne where providence has

placed me would be given to my children.

However, I have lost hope of having

children from my marriage to my beloved

wife, Empress Josephine.

I have then been led to listen only to

the good of the state and to want the

dissolution of years of my life.

You have embellished my life for 15

years.

The memories of which will remain

forever

etched in my heart.

Our

marriage has become an obstacle for the

prosperity of France.

She has been deprived

of one day being governed by the

descendants of a man brought to us by

providence to mend the evils of a

terrible revolution and restore faith

the throne and the social order.

This is This is for your country. That's

what this is, right? Say it.

Say it.

Our marriage has become an obstacle for

the prosperity of France.

Agreeing to the dissolution of our

marriage as I must does not change my

feelings.

The emperor will have in me always his

his truest friend.

Emperor.

You have just pronounced the word which

separates us forever.

Your mistaken ambition has ever been and

will continue to be the guide of all

your [music] actions.

Nevertheless,

you can never doubt the sincerity of my

wishes for your [music] happiness.

May it at least afford me some

consolation for my sufferings.

Yours.

>> Thank you,

>> Josephine. Good morning, madame.

>> What's your name?

>> FL

[music]

I miss you.

Although life is very agreeable now.

You've shown such great courage so far.

You must maintain it.

Do not permit yourself to fall into

melancholy.

You look best when you're happy.

Please take care of your health.

It is precious to me.

Will you write me tomorrow?

>> Mhm.

And the next day,

>> the day after that.

>> The day after that.

>> Good.

Once an English ambassador challenged my

reasons for war. He said, "You French,

you fight only for money, while we

English, we fight for honor."

I replied, "Everyone fights for what

they lack."

[laughter]

>> This is not This is not your story. This

never happened to you, did it?

>> Of course it did.

>> Of course it did. We have the same

saying with my people and the Turks.

>> The English lack honor. We can agree on

that. Listen, there is

there's nothing I think we can agree

more with

than our hatred for Britain.

I just have to say it

actually it would be my absolute

pleasure and honor if I could call you

my brother.

There is a way for you to call me

brother.

Last night at dinner, I was

charmed by your sister.

Is she spoken for?

>> Sadly, yes. She's to be married to the

Duke of Oldenberg, I'm afraid.

>> What of her younger sister, Anna?

>> Is there a formal offer for Anna?

Uh well, you see Anna, she's 15 years

old.

That is a detail.

Our friendship

is built on our mutual distrust of

England. When we hold to the continental

blockade, we choke them from the trade

and we fight for our most sacred rights.

That is what is important between us. I

just had a thought. Huh?

>> No. Say it.

>> Should I tell you? Cuz

>> imagine an army, 50,000 men, Russians,

Frenchmen, perhaps even Austrians

marching by way of Constantinople into

Asia would have only to reach the

Euphrates to make England tremble and

bring her down on her knees before the

continent.

>> It is incredible.

Toast

>> to you,

>> to us.

>> His majesty, the emperor Napoleon wishes

to make a formal offer to Austria and to

his majesty king Francis

for the hand of the Arch Duchess Mary

Louise,

his eldest daughter.

Oh.

Uh, this union would bring together

Austria and France in an unbreakable

matrimonial bond.

to destinate.

[music]

>> Did you have a pleasant journey?

>> It was wonderful. Thank you.

You're quite petite.

I'm not accustomed to that.

>> How do I look to you?

Do I resemble my portrait?

>> Oh, yes. And even more handsome and

strong.

>> And you are even more handsome, more

beautiful.

>> I hope you're pleased with your choice.

I hope so, too. Would you like to see

the bedroom?

>> Yes. Thank you.

>> Your Majesty, your son

My little king.

[crying]

>> [music]

>> Oh no.

>> [crying]

>> Oh, sweet child.

One day

you will understand what I have

sacrificed for you.

>> My dear Josephine, I'm sad today. Sar

Alexander has turned against me and

forced me to invade Russia.

He's decided to open his ports to

England while taxing the French.

I must wipe away my melancholy and begin

the march to Moscow.

I've convinced the heads of Europe of

this resolution. And so I command the

combined forces of France, Austria,

Italy, Germany, and Poland. I see

nothing but success in my future.

front.

Come on.

After them.

the same

for his You

love [music and singing]

[music]

[music]

Heat. Heat. Heat.

[music]

Heat

[music]

[music]

up here.

[singing]

[music]

>> [music]

[music]

>> My dear Josephine,

I'm writing to you because I've just won

a great battle today.

Tomorrow, we will resume our advance.

Moscow is now only 200 miles away. And I

think of you all the while. All yours.

>> Thank you, sir.

>> Thank you. You're in the grave of

Ostulitz.

God.

Hallelujah.

Oh, come on.

Where are you?

[groaning]

300,000 souls live in the city

and they've all just left.

Little boy,

where are you?

Don't be frightened.

Just going to give you a little

spanking.

It's not very sporting, is it?

For his honor in Russia, not mine.

Just dignity to defeat.

Who did this?

>> They did.

Will it not be sensible?

>> Who set these fires?

>> Your majesty.

They did.

He'd rather burn his own city than

negotiate with me. I didn't think he had

the courage.

Oh,

we'll go to St. Petersburg

and have him burned that too.

We have let too much time slip away.

We would be marching into the Russian

winter

with horses that are not raised for this

weather.

If we go back to Poland, we can wait out

the winter months.

H.

[screaming]

Napoleon, your letters are a soothing

balm to my heart.

I fear for you.

Remember that I alone know your health,

your fears.

I thank you as tenderly as I will always

love you. Josephine,

>> my friend Josephine,

friend, [clears throat]

it is strange to write that word to you.

You have always been so [music] much

more.

Despite careful organization,

there have been breakdowns [music] in

supply.

We're suffering sickness,

desertion,

and famine.

>> We are winning.

your crossax.

Listen,

Josephine,

fortune has abandoned me.

I know that it is what fate has for me.

Your words rattle in my head.

I am nothing without you. Of

the 600,000 men you sent to Russia, only

40,000 have returned. Therefore, you

have been exiled

in no uncertain terms.

the Allied Coalition of Austria,

Prussia, Russia, and England,

and with the agreement of the French

Council

grant you sovereignty of the island of

Ela,

a revenue of 2 million Franks from the

French funds,

pensions for the Bonapart family and the

Empress Mar Louise.

It also provides for Empress Josephine

to retain all of her properties

on aotted annual income of 1 million

Franks.

>> [snorts]

>> I love France too much.

All I've desired was its glory.

That would never bring our misfortune.

They want me to abdicate.

Fine, I'll abdicate.

They got we

>> [music]

>> Go your highness,

Empress.

Joseph Joseph

I'm John

But

you do not have to lock yourself away

just because he's not here.

I know what it is like to be

underestimated.

But your eyes,

your charm,

and your spirit,

it isn't there.

It is yours,

and you can use it.

>> [music]

[music]

[music]

>> Dear Josephine,

you are mine.

You will always be.

I cannot stand it any longer. It has

been 300 days on this rock, and I'm

ready to come home and reclaim what's

mine. You and France.

[singing]

>> [music]

[singing]

[music]

>> I'm taking your ship. If you do not

provoke me, you do not have to fear me.

>> [music]

[singing]

[music]

>> Napoleon,

I am a flower that opens its petals and

smiles to the sunshine,

unconscious that the storm is near,

which will lay me low and scatter leaves

to the heavens.

Come quickly, my friend.

>> [music]

[music]

>> If you would open your mouth, please.

Thank you.

Thank you.

>> Your chest is congested. Your throat is

a flame.

>> My suggestion is to stay in bed.

>> When Napoleon is coming,

>> it would be unwise to receive any

visitors.

>> Napoleon is coming. I understand this.

Never

[music]

slow.

>> Just keep her comfortable.

still

and [music and singing]

hund

your majesty.

You may speak.

>> Bonapart, your majesty. He has returned.

A ship landed on the beach in Ont this

morning and they are on the march.

Napoleon Bonapart is marching towards

Paris.

Your majesty.

Afternoon, criminal.

>> Your majesty.

General Marshall, in defense of the

royal government of King Louis V 18th,

request that you surrender your weapons

and cease your march so that you may be

arrested and returned to your island.

>> Will you please inform the general that

I should like to come and speak with

them?

I have no fight with my own fifth army.

Sir,

he wishes to speak.

>> Make ready.

Present.

Soldiers of the fifth regiment,

do you recognize me?

Do you recognize me, soldiers?

>> Yes, Emperor.

>> I miss you.

I'm melancholy for my home

and for our victories together.

I want to come home.

Will you join me?

[cheering]

The drop in the air.

[cheering]

>> [music]

>> On May 26th,

Dr. took over as I was called

and found her chest congested and her

throat inflamed.

Her illness was dtheria.

On May 29th,

last sacrament was given and she died.

And no one thought to notify me.

>> Do you

do you blame me?

>> I don't blame you.

>> Of course not.

I am not to bear the burden of

responsibility

for the misfortunes of your mother.

I want the letters that I wrote to her.

>> I'm sorry I don't have them. They were

stolen by her valet.

>> Where did she keep them?

>> In the cupboard in her bedroom next to

her bed.

What did he do with them?

>> I thought I sold them.

[clears throat]

>> I'm sorry.

>> I forgive you.

Napoleon Bonapart has destroyed the only

title upon which his very existence

depended.

This congregation of allies shall form

along the borders of France and Belgium

an army.

70,000 troops from England

120,000 troops from Prussia.

This vermin has routed the farmyards of

Europe while the farmers snored.

We should have struck this blow long

ago.

He has held the world hostage with his

egotism, his insatiable hunger for

power, and his lack of simple good

manners.

We will all sleep again without him.

I believe I speak for all of us when I

say that the only regret we all share is

that we allowed this vermin to live at

all.

250,000 men with the traitor,

25,000 men,

125,000 men, and 100,000 men

against our 125,000 men.

This is a fight on land.

This is what Britain does not know how

to do that I know.

Strike quickly against Wellington and

Bla.

Defeat them separately.

Disallow them from uniting forces here.

>> Morning. Morning.

>> The Prussians are advancing.

We should begin the offensive.

>> We must wait for the ground to dry.

>> Nuke will never make it in time. I'll

have volunteered my lunch.

I never get wet if I can help it.

Glory.

[music]

Glory.

>> [music]

>> Hallelujah.

What if I tell them now?

Tell

>> them make the rain stop.

>> Now's your time, lads. Now's your time.

Now listen very carefully.

Patience

is the order of the day today. Patience

shall win the day. We must hold this

ground. Let them come to us.

>> Good morning, General.

>> Good morning.

>> Estimated time of arrival, sir.

>> Officer About 5 hours.

>> About 5 hours.

Come on, boys. Come on, boys.

Now there he is.

He appears to be

just sleeping.

The one thing you cannot resist, my

friend, is a frontal attack.

>> Let's see how this general can attack

our position.

Sir, I have the emperor in my sight. Do

I have permission to fire?

>> Certainly not.

>> Generals command the armies have better

things to do with their time than to

shoot at one another. Hold your fire

rifle on pain of death.

>> Help

11 to 12 miles, sir.

>> Blue 11 to 12 miles, sir.

>> Jesus Christ. I want to report every

hour. Yes.

>> Russians on the roadside. 12 miles.

Prussian troops have been sighting the

road. 12 miles.

Ready the cannons.

>> [cheering]

>> The rain has stopped, sir.

>> Prepare to fire.

Fire. [screaming]

Take cover.

Prepare for the attack.

Get ready.

Readjust to 195. Adjust [screaming] 195.

>> Elevation.

Adjusted.

Prepare to fire. [screaming]

Fire. [groaning] Fire.

Infantry [screaming]

black company.

Take the line.

[music]

>> Second way.

Fire

on

We get somebody

[music]

keep safe formation Fire and

fire.

Don't even

get up, boys. Come on. Come on, boys.

Uhoh.

Pushes roadside 5 miles.

>> 5 miles maybe less.

>> We have to act before Blue arrives.

[music]

Prepare

[screaming]

[music] to receive cavalary.

We must hold our ground. Stand to the

last man. We must not be beat. For what

will they say in England?

[screaming]

>> [music]

>> Swear

One second.

>> [music]

>> You can't

get [music] it back in the

wa

show up

here. Suppressions

>> first over the rise. Amper

Oh

god.

Make this work. Make this

[music]

fight.

>> Your emperor is with you. You are the

frame of affiliate.

>> Infantry advance.

>> [screaming]

>> and

our

good fight. [music]

We're going to charge

>> [screaming]

[screaming]

>> Cavalry advancer.

Cavalry in advance.

Heat.

Heat.

>> [music]

>> He couldn't help himself.

>> Sir, Luca,

[music]

thank God.

Come see your mercies.

Yeah. [screaming]

[music]

Heat. Heat.

>> [music]

>> The battle is mine.

There will be an end to the war.

>> Good day. Good day. Good day.

I'm the first to admit when I make a

mistake,

but I never do because it is geometry.

I simply know precisely where to place a

cannon.

But tragically, I cannot transfer this

knowledge to my marshals.

That might be what is most difficult in

life.

Accepting the failures of others.

You must not do that.

Encourage greatness.

Mind your head, sir.

Mind your head, sir.

>> What are they doing there?

>> It's the mipment. They adore him.

>> Get him out.

>> Clear the room quickly.

Good grace.

>> Good morning, General.

>> These boys are delightful.

>> Master,

>> please.

And this breakfast.

Now I know why you have such a

successful navy.

Thank you.

Have you ever visited the English

countryside? Imagine I love the

Cotswalts.

Soft rolling hills,

gentle light.

And my dear sir, it is only by a narrow

margin of opinion that you have been

spared the fate of being shot.

Politically, I'm afraid it's impossible

for the British government to allow you

to stay in England.

You have permitted three officers and 12

servants to accompany you into exile.

Exile will be contained to the island of

St. Helena under the watchful eye of

Governor Hudson Low and his family.

Helena,

it's a small island.

More of a rock really.

A thousand miles from the mainland of

Africa. Told it's very pretty, tranquil.

You'll have time to reflect.

Your correspondence will be monitored,

your presence verified twice daily by

the orderly officer.

[music]

Change the trail.

[singing]

What will you do now?

>> I hate to see you alone.

>> Will you come to me?

>> Will I forgive you,

my sweet, stubborn emperor?

I let you loose and let you come to

ruin.

Next time I will be emperor and you will

do as I say.

Well,

you are right.

Every night I beg to see you in my

dreams.

And when I do, you turn me away.

Girls, what's the capital of France?

>> Paris.

>> Russia.

Petersburg and Moscow before

>> Moscow.

And who burnt Moscow to the ground?

>> I don't know, sir.

>> I did.

>> I believe, sir. The Russians burnt it to

get rid of the French.

>> Who told you that?

>> It's common knowledge, sir.

Go.

Bye-bye.

>> I'm gone.

>> Can I tell you what I have waiting for

you?

>> It is a secret

and I will show you when you arrive.

Come to me, Napoleon.

Let's try this again.