Hamilton (2020)

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Lin-Manuel Miranda as Alexander Hamilton • Leslie Odom Jr. as Aaron Burr • Renée Elise Goldsberry as Angelica Schuyler • Phillipa Soo as Eliza Hamilton • Daveed Diggs as Marquis de Lafayette / Thomas Jefferson • Christopher Jackson as George Washington • Jasmine Cephas Jones as Peggy Schuyler / Maria Reynolds

Peak Cringe • United States of America • Drama • History • Music

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1. Ladies and gentlemen, this is your king, George III.

2. - Welcome to Hamilton.

3. At this time, please silence all cell phones

4. and other electronic devices.

5. All photography and video recording is strictly prohibited.

6. Thank you, and enjoy my show.

7. - Aaron Burr.

8. Everybody sing!

9. Hey!

10. One last round, gents.

11. Let's have another round tonight.

12. Hear ye, hear ye!

13. My name is Samuel Seabury, and I present

14. "Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the Continental Congress."

15. Boom!

16. Incoming!

17. Boom!

18. - Your Excellency, sir. - Who are you?

19. Aaron Burr, sir. Permission to state my case?

20. As you were.

21. - Yes? - Well—

22. Your Excellency, you wanted to see me?

23. Hamilton, come in. Have you met Burr?

24. - Yes, sir. We keep meeting. - We keep meeting.

25. As I was saying, sir, I look forward to seeing your strategy play out.

26. - Burr? - Sir?

27. Close the door on your way out.

28. Have I done something wrong, sir?

29. Sir?

30. Sir—

31. Yeah, to be their secretary. I don't think so.

32. - Now, why are you upset? - I'm not.

33. Yes.

34. Boom!

35. Boom!

36. - What? - And his right-hand man!

37. Boom!

38. - That's true.

39. - Where are you taking me? - I'm about to change your life.

40. Then by all means, lead the way.

41. Elizabeth Schuyler. It's a pleasure to meet you.

42. - Schuyler? - My sister.

43. Thank you for all your service.

44. If it takes fighting a war for us to meet, it will have been worth it.

45. I'll leave you to it.

46. Ha!

47. All right, all right. That's what I'm talking about!

48. Angelica Schuyler!

49. - Where are you taking me? - I'm about to change your life.

50. Then by all means, lead the way.

51. Elizabeth Schuyler. It's a pleasure to meet you.

52. - Schuyler? - My sister.

53. Thank you for all your service.

54. If it takes fighting a war for us to meet, it will have been worth it.

55. I'll leave you to it.

56. - Whoo-hoo!

57. - Is that so?

58. - I should go. - No, these guys should go.

59. - Leave us alone. - Man.

60. You're very kind, but I'm afraid it's unlawful, sir.

61. - What do you mean? - She's married.

62. - I see. - She's married to a British officer.

63. Oh, shit.

64. - Cavalry's not coming. - But, sir—

65. Alex, listen. There's only one way for us to win this.

66. Provoke outrage, outright.

67. That's right.

68. I'm a general. Whee!

69. Hamilton! - Ready, sir!

70. - Have Lafayette take the lead. - Yes, sir!

71. Then I'll do it.

72. Alexander, you're the closest friend I've got.

73. Laurens, do not throw away your shot.

74. - Fire!

75. Yes, sir.

76. - Hamilton. - Sir!

77. Meet me inside.

78. - Son— - Don't call me son.

79. This war is hard enough without infighting.

80. Lee called you out.

81. - We called his bluff. - You solve nothing.

82. You aggravate our allies to the south.

83. You're absolutely right.

84. John should have shot him in the mouth. That would've shut him up.

85. - Son— - I'm not your son—

86. Or you could die, and we need you alive.

87. I am more than willing to die.

88. Your wife needs you alive, son. I need you alive!

89. Call me son one more time!

90. Go home, Alexander.

91. That's an order from your commander.

92. Sir—

93. Go home!

94. The Battle of Yorktown.

95. 1781.

96. Whoo!

97. Left! Right! Hold!

98. Go!

99. What? What? What?

100. And just like that, it's over. We tend to our wounded. We count our dead.

101. Black and white soldiers wonder alike if this really means freedom.

102. Not yet.

103. We negotiate the terms of surrender. I see George Washington smile.

104. We escort their men out of Yorktown. They stagger home single file.

105. Tens of thousands of people flood the streets.

106. There are screams and church bells ringing,

107. and as our fallen foes retreat, I hear the drinking song they're singing.

108. Freedom for America! Freedom for France!

109. - We won! - We won!

110. We won! We won!

111. Alexander, there's a letter for you.

112. It's from John Laurens. I'll read it later.

113. - No. It's from his father. - His father?

114. Will you read it for me?

115. "On Tuesday the 27th,

116. my son was killed in a gunfight

117. against British troops retreating from South Carolina.

118. The war was already over.

119. As you know, John dreamed of emancipating and recruiting 3,000 men

120. for the first all-black military regiment.

121. His dream of freedom for these men dies with him."

122. Alexander, are you all right?

123. I have so much work to do.

124. What?

125. What?

126. - Alexander? - Aaron Burr, sir.

127. - Well, it's the middle of the night. - Can we confer, sir?

128. - Is this a legal matter? - Yes, and it's important to me.

129. - What do you need? - Burr, you're a better lawyer than me.

130. Okay.

131. - Uh, who's your client? - The new US Constitution.

132. - No. - Hear me out.

133. No way.

134. - No one'll read it. - I disagree.

135. - And if it fails? - Burr, that's why we need it.

136. - The Constitution's a mess. - So it needs amendments.

137. - It's full of contradictions. - So is independence.

138. - We have to start somewhere. - No. No way.

139. - You're making a mistake. - Good night.

140. Hey. What are you waiting for? What do you stall for?

141. - What? - We won the war. What was it all for?

142. - Do you support this Constitution? - Of course.

143. - Then defend it. - What if you're backing the wrong horse?

144. Alexander joins forces with James Madison and John Jay

145. to write a series of essays defending the new United States Constitution

146. entitled "The Federalist Papers."

147. The plan was to write a total of 25 essays,

148. the work divided evenly among the three men.

149. In the end, they wrote 85 essays in the span of six months.

150. John Jay got sick after writing five.

151. James Madison wrote 29.

152. Hamilton wrote the other 51!

153. Sir, do you want me to run the Treasury or State Department?

154. - Treasury.

155. Let's go.

156. Alexander...

157. I have to leave.

158. Alexander.

159. I am not throwing away my shot!

160. France. What?

161. Ladies and gentlemen,

162. you could've been anywhere in the world tonight,

163. but you're here with us in New York City.

164. Are you ready for a cabinet meeting?

165. The issue on the table:

166. Secretary Hamilton's plan to assume state debt and establish a national bank.

167. Secretary Jefferson, you have the floor, sir.

168. Thank you, Secretary Jefferson. Oh.

169. - Secretary Hamilton, your response. All right now.

170. Excuse me.

171. Madison, Jefferson, take a walk. Hamilton, take a walk.

172. We're gonna reconvene after a brief recess.

173. - Hamilton. - Sir.

174. A word.

175. You wanna pull yourself together?

176. I'm sorry. These Virginians are birds of a feather.

177. Young man, I'm from Virginia. So, watch your mouth.

178. So we let Congress get held hostage by the South?

179. - You need the votes. - No, we need bold strokes.

180. - We need this plan. - No, you need to convince more folks.

181. Well, James Madison won't talk to me. That's a nonstarter.

182. Ah. Winning was easy, young man. Governing's harder.

183. - They're being intransigent. - You have to find a compromise.

184. They don't have a plan. They just hate mine!

185. Convince them otherwise.

186. And what happens if I don't get congressional approval?

187. I imagine they'll call for your removal.

188. - Sir. - Figure it out, Alexander.

189. That's an order from your commander.

190. What!

191. Uh-huh!

192. Okay.

193. Hey, our kid is pretty great.

194. Hi.

195. I have to get my plan through Congress.

196. I can't stop till I get this plan through Congress.

197. I don't know about any letter!

198. I didn't know any better!

199. So?

200. Really?

201. Oh, but, uh—

202. - It isn't pretty.

203. Look, Grandpa's in the paper.

204. "War hero, Philip Schuyler, loses Senate seat

205. to young upstart, Aaron Burr."

206. The issue on the table:

207. France is on the verge of war with England.

208. Now, do we commit money and aid to our French allies, or do we stay out of it?

209. Remember, my decision on this matter is not subject to congressional approval.

210. The only one you have to convince is me.

211. Secretary Jefferson, you have the floor, sir.

212. France.

213. Uh-huh.

214. Thank you, Secretary Jefferson.

215. Secretary Hamilton, your response.

216. Get him, boy!

217. Let him know right now.

218. Yeah.

219. Hamilton. - Daddy's calling.

220. Which I wrote.

221. Mr. President, you asked to see me.

222. What do you need, sir? Sir?

223. Sir, I don't know what you heard, but whatever it is, Jefferson started it.

224. You're kidding.

225. Ha! Good luck defeating you, sir.

226. - I'm sorry, what?

227. No, sir. Why?

228. Though, in reviewing the incidents of my administration,

229. I am unconscious of intentional error,

230. I am nevertheless too sensible of my defects

231. not to think it probable that I may have committed many errors.

232. I shall also carry with me the hope

233. that my country will view them with indulgence...

234. And that after 45 years of my life dedicated to its service,

235. with an upright zeal,

236. the faults of incompetent abilities will be consigned to oblivion,

237. as I myself must soon be

238. to the mansions of rest.

239. I anticipate with pleasing expectation that retreat...

240. What?

241. John Adams?

242. President John Adams?

243. Good luck.

244. Say what?

245. Hamilton's out of control.

246. This is great. He's out of power, he holds no office,

247. and he just destroyed President John Adams,

248. the only other significant member of his party.

249. Hamilton is a host unto himself.

250. As long as he can hold a pen, he's a threat.

251. Let's let him know what we know.

252. Mr. Vice President.

253. - Mr. Madison.

254. Senator Burr.

255. What is this?

256. Is that a yes?

257. Um, yes.

258. - What?

259. - My God.

260. Gentlemen, let's go.

261. So?

262. Burr.

263. The Reynolds Pamphlet.

264. Highlights!

265. Damn.

266. - I came as soon as I heard. What?

267. Damn!

268. The Reynolds Pamphlet.

269. Have you read this?

270. Okay!

271. - George!

272. - George. - I'm trying to watch the show.

273. Ooh.

274. ♪ Stay alive ♪ - Where's my son?

275. Mr. Hamilton, come in.

276. They brought him in a half an hour ago. He lost a lot of blood on the way over.

277. - Is he alive? - Yes.

278. But you have to understand,

279. the bullet entered just above his hip and lodged in his right arm.

280. - Can I see him, please? - I'm doing everything I can.

281. But the wound was already infected when he arrived.

282. Philip.

283. Pa.

284. Is he breathing? Is he going to survive this?

285. - I know, I know.

286. Un, deux, trois...

287. Sept, huit, neuf.

288. Sept, huit...

289. The election of 1800.

290. - Can we get back to politics? Uh, please.

291. Who did you have in mind?

292. - Don't laugh. - Who is it?

293. You used to work on the same staff.

294. Burr!

295. It's 1800. Ladies, tell your husbands, "Vote for Burr!"

296. - Burr! I don't like Adams.

297. Well, he's gonna lose. That's just defeatist.

298. And Jefferson?

299. In love with France. Yeah, he's so elitist.

300. I like that Aaron Burr.

301. I can't believe we're here with him.

302. He seems approachable.

303. Like you could grab a beer with him.

304. - Burr. - Sir.

305. Is there anything you wouldn't do?

306. No. I'm chasing what I want.

307. - And you know what? - What?

308. I learned that from you.

309. It's a tie.

310. It's up to the delegates.

311. It's up to Hamilton!

312. Yo!

313. Oh!

314. Oh!

315. Oh!

316. Oh!

317. Jefferson has my vote.

318. Oh!

319. Oh!

320. Oh!

321. And?

322. You won in a landslide.

323. Uh-huh.

324. I look forward to our partnership.

325. - Our partnership? - As your vice president.

326. - Ha! Yeah, right.

327. You hear this guy?

328. Man openly campaigns against me,

329. talkin' 'bout, "I look forward to our partnership."

330. It is crazy that the guy who comes in second

331. gets to be vice president.

332. Ooh. You know what? We can change that.

333. - You know why? - Why?

334. 'Cause I'm the president.

335. Burr, uh, when you see Hamilton,

336. thank him for the endorsement.

337. Sweet Jesus.

338. Then stand, Alexander.

339. Weehawken. Dawn.

340. Guns. Drawn.

341. You're on.

342. Hey.

343. Rise up. Rise up. Rise up.

344. My love, take your time.

345. I'll see you on the other side.

346. He aims his pistol at the sky.

347. - Wait!

348. President Jefferson.

349. I'll give him this, his financial system is a work of genius.

350. I couldn't undo it if I tried.

351. And I tried.

352. President Madison.

353. He took our country from bankruptcy to prosperity.

354. I hate to admit it, but he doesn't get enough credit

355. for all the credit that he gave us.

356. Oh.