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We admired your work in Masseto.
I'm flattered.
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But Florence is a big city.
Will your style work here?
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Fear works anywhere.
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Very good.
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Ten thousand florins.
That's a lot of money.
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One thousand for you,
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nine thousand to buy weapons.
The nastier the better.
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What do you want them for?
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I could tell you, but then
I really would have to kill you.
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How am I supposed to paint her
if she never looks up?
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Great picture for the groom,
the faceless bride.
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She's such a misery guts.
I feel sorry for him.
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As I said, I have a church mural
to complete out of town,
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but my apprentices
will do a fine job.
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And they're cheap. The rest of you,
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hurry up and get your things.
You're working with me.
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Fine job? She hasn't got a face.
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Mi scusi, Signore. We need to
get the Signorina to look up. Do we?
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Signore, please! It's our fault,
we weren't clear in our instruction.
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The payment, Signore.
Half now and half upon completion.
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Would you step this way?
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You can't seriously
be marrying that man? Tomaso.
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Leave it. This is the 1460s.
You can marry who you like.
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Leave me alone
and finish your painting.
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Attenzione, imbecille.
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Mac? You all right?
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Do you know him?
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Never seen him before in my life.
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Look, you go in.
I'll be back in a while. OK.
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She can't marry him!
He's old and hideous and hateful.
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A big fat toad.
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A big fat bullying toad.
But it's who her father's chosen.
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Oh, right, so that's OK, is it?
We just have to marry any old thing,
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however gross they are.
What we want doesn't matter.
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You have to accept
the wishes of your parents. What?!
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Oh, because of her
arranged marriage thingy.
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She's right. No-one should
have to marry him. He's evil.
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His name is Lucio Zangari.
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New in town, but famous
in a village called Masseto.
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He lends money
and when people can't repay him,
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does terrible things to them
and their homes.
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If people borrow money,
they should pay it back.
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He beats them, takes everything
they own, torches their houses.
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Is that how things work
at your daddy's bank, Lorenzo?
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I don't want to work for him.
I don't want to paint that girl.
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Petronella Conti.
Her father owed him money,
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so Lucio made him an offer -
your daughter or prison.
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Her dad sold her to Lucio?! No.
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The father chose prison, but
Petronella insisted on the marriage.
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To save her father. Mm-hm.
So we have to save her.
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How? We have to get the money,
pay Lucio back. Then she'll be free.
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Look, we shouldn't interfere.
Leo? What if it was me?
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Tom's right. We can't ignore this.
We have to stop him. I agree.
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But you lot have to stay out of it.
He's dangerous. I'll deal with him.
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On your own?
You seem to know a lot about him.
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Are you sure you don't know him?
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I told you, no.
Then what's in it for you?
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Oh, you know me,
damsel in distress and all that.
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I live to serve others. You're not
doing it alone, Mac, no way.
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We're in this together, right?
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Lorenzo?
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Course. We're going to
free Petronella.
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And we're going to make him give back
all the money he's taken. Si? Si.
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Have you got a plan? No.
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But we can invent one.
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That's the one. Mm-hm.
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THEY CLEAR THEIR THROATS
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Look, a perfect gold bar.
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Good, isn't it? Shall I help with
the painting now?
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You're doing such a fantastic job,
why not stick with the gold bars?
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Wow. Can't believe
you can do this from memory.
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Make the eyes a slightly
steelier blue, a bit more cobalt.
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So...sorry, just explain it again.
We're going to trick Lucio
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out of his money, by making him
think we can turn lead into gold.
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Erm...forgot what it's called.
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Alchemy? Alchemy.
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Hang on, what's with
all the forged paintings?
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We need to soften him up,
reel him in,
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make him feel he's missed out on
a get-rich-quick scheme.
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Then when the next one comes,
he'll grab it.
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But we can't let him get close -
he'd tell the difference.
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So we need a real gold bar
for the alchemy part.
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Good luck with that!
LORENZO SNIGGERS
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You know what to do? Make it look
like you don't want him to see them.
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Yeah, we know. We're not stupid.
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Presto! They're coming.
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So I'll see you outside the gallery.
Phase two. All right.
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Smile, you're getting married.
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Should be on your knees
with gratitude, girl.
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I'm rescuing you
from your loser of a father.
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Two pictures the same!
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Yeah. Practice pieces.
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Copying the work of great masters
in order to improve.
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Signorina's portrait
will be finished tomorrow.
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Well, it better be! The wedding's
at noon and I want it there.
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Very classy to have
a portrait of your bride.
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I want the whole of Florence
to see what sort of man I am.
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That'll give them something
to look forward to.
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Just get it finished.
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Smile!
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Excuse me, I-I was wondering
if you could help us?
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I'm Lorenzo de' Medici. Oh, don't
worry about all that, my good man.
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My friend is an artist...
Buon giorno.
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..who my family have commissioned
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to do a series of paintings
on ancient kings of Rome.
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It would be a real help
if we had a real-life model.
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You, Signore, have a very noble and
indeed a very... King-like! ..face.
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Would you mind posing whilst my
friend draws a few little sketches?
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Well, er, make it quick.
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You would make
a great Tarquinius Priscus.
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He was the fifth king, you know.
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No, don't move! Don't move.
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I've so nearly captured that
magnificent nose. Very impressive.
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In a bit more profile...
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Eccellente. Finito.
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Thank you very much.
You've been ever so helpful.
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Give the man one of the portraits
to show him our gratitude.
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You never know,
might be worth a fortune one day!
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That was incredible!
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We stole a painting!
When are we putting it back?
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Soon, really soon, Lorenzo.
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Lucio wants the picture
at the wedding.
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If I paint really slowly, I might
delay it. I wish you could stop it.
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Maybe we can. You know,
I wasn't always such a misery guts.
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No-one said you were. I used to
make Papa laugh all the time.
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Once I hid his boots in...
DOOR OPENS
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The whole of Florence is talking
about a stolen painting -
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a masterpiece,
the one you did copies of.
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No, you must be mistaken,
that was a different painting.
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Don't lie to me, boy.
I want a copy...
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to sell as the original.
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You're too late. That's what
my boss does. I gave him the copies.
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Old Viddochio? Verrocchio.
Whatever.
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No, my real boss. Niccolo Depornado.
I want to meet him
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and you're going to take me.
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No. No way. He would kill me.
And I'll kill you if you don't.
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Be careful of the brocade on
the doublet. It snags very easily.
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Your mama's away in the country
with the servants, yes? Yes.
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So it's just your dad
to keep out of the way.
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Any chance you can get him
to show you round the bank?
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Oh, good idea. Papa wants me to take
an interest in the family business.
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Good. While you're there
you can pinch me a gold bar.
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Living with that pig,
day in, day out.
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I couldn't do it.
I know I couldn't do it.
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Well, I love my father.
So do I. That's not what I'm saying.
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I deserve a life, don't I?
My own life.
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I mean, girls...like you...deserve
to live your own lives,
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make your own choices.
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HE CLEARS HIS THROAT
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Master Zangari, Signore. Incantato.
But I don't remember inviting you.
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I know what your game is.
I can't think what you mean.
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Don't give me that lah-di-dah act,
just because you got all this.
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You're a crook.
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You're selling forgeries of the
stolen painting to art collectors.
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Very fine people.
Who think it's real.
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I want in.
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You want my silence,
you give me a copy.
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I'm a respected and enormously
wealthy member of Florence's elite.
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And you are?
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Well, who are you exactly?
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I've got money.
I've got connections.
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The point is, is anyone
likely to believe such a story?
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The point is,
are you willing to take that risk?
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Well, that's the last one...
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and it's sold,
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which leaves us with
a bit of a stand-off.
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All right.
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I'll take a gold bar.
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I'm delighted you're taking
an interest in the bank, Lorenzo.
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Erm, it's about time I learned. In a
few years I may well be running it.
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Indeed. Well, maybe you should know a
little about its illustrious history.
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In 1397, our ancestor,
Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici,
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moved the headquarters
of his bank to Florence.
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Give him a gold bar.
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It's not like we'll miss one.
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Are you forging gold
as well as the paintings?
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The gold isn't forged. What then?
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Maybe I just have the Midas touch.
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We now have branches
in all the major cities
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and we operate
a general ledger system.
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There's a master book, if you will,
in which we, erm...in which we...
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In which we...erm... Would you
excuse me for a moment, Lorenzo?
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What are you doing?
Em...holding a gold bar.
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Feeling the weight.
Letting it inspire me.
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It's worth 5,000 florins.
Does that make it seem heavier?
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Erm...no, it weighs
as much as it always did.
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Spoken like a Medici!
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Thank you, Papa. Take it,
keep it under your pillow.
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Learn the weight,
the smell, the texture.
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Real gold smells. Did you know that?
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Come on. Andiamo.
Where are we going? Home.
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Already?
But I was so enjoying the story...
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You need lots of money
to make this kind of gold.
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It's way out of your league.
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I told you, I have plenty of money.
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10,000 florins. See?
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I'm impressed. So you should be.
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You leave me no choice.
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There's a scientist.
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She takes molten lead
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and passes it over a stone
called lapis philosophorum.
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Turns lead into gold. Alchemy?
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Exactly.
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I thought it was impossible.
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The stone is expensive and rare,
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but each stone can make 30,
even 40 gold bars.
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Our buyer for the painting,
he's here.
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You need to buy
one of the stones
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for the alchemist to do her magic.
I told you, no problem.
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Master, the BUYER is at the gates.
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My boy will show you
to the alchemist this evening. Now,
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if you don't mind?
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We're home! Lorenzo, why are you
shouting? Just excited to be back.
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No need to shout about it.
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Shut those doors, Lorenzo.
Yes, Father.
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GOLD BAR CLANGS TO THE FLOOR
Ow!
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For pity's sake, boy.
I tell you to learn its value
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and the first thing you do
is drop it!
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My toe, Father, my poor toe!
Let's see. Oh...
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Oooh, ow! Oh, don't be such a baby.
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It's not broken. You'll live.
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The plate sits deep in the barrel.
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And you put the clay mould
full of lead here, OK? Mm-hm.
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And then the plate will spin
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and the clay mould with the gold
in it will be on top.
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We really are
turning lead into gold.
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Right, I'll do the jokes.
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Whatever happens,
we can't lose this gold bar.
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What gold bar?
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Ah-ha-ha-ha!
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Grazie, Grazie. Very good.
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THEY LAUGH
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An exact quantity of lead
is heated into liquid.
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LIQUID BUBBLES AND HISSES
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It's... It's pure gold!
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HE LAUGHS
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Here, make some more. I can't.
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This lapis philosophorum is small
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and its properties are worn away
now. So how do I get a stone?
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If you have ten thousand florins,
my supplier can deliver tomorrow.
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All right. But you just
make sure it's a big stone.
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I thought we could use this for
the lapis. No, it has to be this one.
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Oh, OK, but I don't know why.
Mine's much shinier...
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Just do as I say, Lorenzo!
All right, keep your hair on!
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But can we at least take the stolen
painting back now? No, not yet.
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It might come in useful.
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Market place, just before noon.
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Man in the bright red jacket.
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You look miserable. Why?
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You're going up in the world.
You're marrying me.
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Ah, the happy couple.
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I believe a final payment is due.
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That's me robbed.
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You, be at the church by noon.
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Wait! You forgot the painting!
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She can bring it. I've got business.
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But it has to be you! Why?
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Well, because...
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It's heavy and...
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erm...
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And if Lucio Zangari
were to be seen by the priest,
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or the grand people of Florence,
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making his bride carry
her own portrait to her own wedding,
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what would they think?
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Don't you ever question me again!
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You look vile. Well, thanks very...
DOOR OPENS
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Is this him?
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He has the stone, yes.
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He's a bit young.
It's a young science.
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If my age prevents you completing
the transaction, so be it.
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No, no, no. I want that stone.
And I want ten thousand florins.
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HE CHUCKLES
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I'll be back tonight.
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I think we just did it.
Ten thousand florins.
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I can explain! This is not
the painting I commissioned!
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I commissioned
a painting of my wife!
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It's done. He's been arrested.
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For theft.
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Oh, I get it! That's why
we hung on to the stolen painting.
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Ding, ding!
Give that man a bar of gold!
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What will happen to him? Tried,
imprisoned, banished. Who cares?
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He's not got enough money
to buy his way out.
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And speaking of money...
Of course, there you go.
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It's all yours.
I can't thank you enough.
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That money will rebuild lives,
homes... Sure will!
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Eight thousand florins
goes a long way.
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Actually, Petronella...
it's TEN thousand.
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MAC CLEARS HIS THROAT
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So it is.
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Eight, ten, sounds the same
when you say it quickly.
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THEY LAUGH
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I don't know what to say. I think
you might have saved my life.
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It's worth saving.
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I wish I was more like you. I've
never met anyone as good, as brave.
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I'm not brave. Not really.
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We all do extraordinary things
for what we love. Especially you.
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Sacrificing who you are
for your love of painting.
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How did you know? Don't worry.
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Papa!
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♪ The door slammed loud
and rose up a cloud of dust on us
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♪ Footsteps follow, down through
the hollow sound, torn up... ♪
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