1. If you have a friend
On whom you think you can relyCopy !req
2. You are a lucky manCopy !req
3. If you found the reason
To live on and not to dieCopy !req
4. You are a lucky manCopy !req
5. Preachers, and poets
And scholars don't know itCopy !req
6. Temples, and statues
And steeples won't show itCopy !req
7. If you've got the secret
Just try not to blow itCopy !req
8. Stay a lucky manCopy !req
9. A lucky manCopy !req
10. If you've found the meaning
Of the truth in this old worldCopy !req
11. You are a lucky manCopy !req
12. If knowledge hangs around your neck
Like pearls instead of chainsCopy !req
13. You are a lucky manCopy !req
14. Takers, and fakers and talkers
Won't tell youCopy !req
15. Teachers and preachers
Will just buy and sell youCopy !req
16. When no one can tempt you
With heaven or hellCopy !req
17. You'll be a lucky manCopy !req
18. Takers, and fakers and talkers
Won't tell youCopy !req
19. Teachers and preachers
Will just buy and sell youCopy !req
20. When no one can tempt you
With heaven or hellCopy !req
21. You'll be a lucky manCopy !req
22. You'd be better by far
To be just what you areCopy !req
23. You can be what you want
If you are what you areCopy !req
24. And that's a lucky manCopy !req
25. Oh, yeah, a lucky manCopy !req
26. And that's a lucky,
A lucky, a lucky manCopy !req
27. A lucky, a lucky, a lucky manCopy !req
28. - Hello.
- Hello.Copy !req
29. Do you realize this Nigerian coffee
is being packed straight back to
Nigeria?Copy !req
30. Frightening, isn't it?Copy !req
31. - Been here long?
- Mr. Travis?Copy !req
32. - Long enough.
- Mr. Travis!Copy !req
33. - Oh, see you.
- Yeah.Copy !req
34. This Hessler is our latest machine.Copy !req
35. It gives a four-sided seal
and runs 72 packs a minute.Copy !req
36. Any fault in the plastic packing
can cause a break.Copy !req
37. The coffee is returned
to our patent coffee processor.Copy !req
38. Now, why is that? Mr. Biles?Copy !req
39. - I've been off sick, sir.
- Eliminates waste, sir.Copy !req
40. Absolutely correct.Copy !req
41. Always remember, gentlemen,
that you are a failure in catering...Copy !req
42. if you don't know what to do
with your leftovers.Copy !req
43. Right, I'll take them off
your hands now, Mr. Stone.Copy !req
44. Follow me, gentlemen.Copy !req
45. Now, gentlemen...Copy !req
46. you have learned
the number one truth.Copy !req
47. That a cup of Imperial Coffee
is the only proper way to finish a
meal.Copy !req
48. Be it in a palace or a prison.Copy !req
49. But between the making
and the drinking must stand the
salesman.Copy !req
50. This is where you come in.Copy !req
51. You will be our representatives
in the frontline.Copy !req
52. Each one of you is going to have
to prove himself on the battlefield
of sales.Copy !req
53. It's a hard road you'll have to
travel.Copy !req
54. There will be whole days
when you won't sell a bean...Copy !req
55. but you will go out the very next
day
and hit the jackpot.Copy !req
56. Mr. Duff, may I ask a question?Copy !req
57. - Certainly, Mr. Travers.
- Travis.Copy !req
58. Beg your pardon.Copy !req
59. How much does a top salesman get paid?Copy !req
60. Your basic salary will be low, of
course,
11.50 pounds per week, before tax.Copy !req
61. But for a good man, with commission,
the sky is the limit.Copy !req
62. Our star salesman at the moment...Copy !req
63. a wonderful man called Jim
Oswald...Copy !req
64. takes home anything
from 75 pounds...Copy !req
65. to 150 pounds a week.Copy !req
66. Now, I have never lied to you...Copy !req
67. never given you false hopes...Copy !req
68. but I believe in you.Copy !req
69. With a coffee pack in one hand
and your sales list in the other...Copy !req
70. I want you to be one long line...Copy !req
71. of shining success.
From John O'Groat's to Land's End.Copy !req
72. Now, selling is psychology.Copy !req
73. A good salesman must know
something about psychology.Copy !req
74. And in that particular field,
I can think of no better authority...Copy !req
75. than our chief of public relations,
Mrs. Gloria Rowe.Copy !req
76. Mr. Spalding, please.Copy !req
77. Come here, Mr. Spalding.Copy !req
78. Smile.Copy !req
79. Smile, Mr. Spalding.Copy !req
80. Imperial product is good.Copy !req
81. But people don't buy things
just because they're good.Copy !req
82. They have to believe.Copy !req
83. And you have to inspire that belief.Copy !req
84. You have to believe.Copy !req
85. Remember the words of William Blake.Copy !req
86. "A sincere belief that anything is so,
will make it so."Copy !req
87. Sincerity. Honesty.Copy !req
88. Mr. Maclntyre, Mr. Travis,
Mr. Greasy.Copy !req
89. - Thank you, Mr. Spalding.
- Thank you.Copy !req
90. Hello, Mr. Maclntyre.Copy !req
91. Smile.Copy !req
92. Give with all your heart.Copy !req
93. Don't think of yourself.Copy !req
94. Relax those cheek muscles.Copy !req
95. Smile, Mr. Maclntyre.Copy !req
96. Mr. Travis.Copy !req
97. Morning, Mrs. Rowe.Copy !req
98. Now, that is sincerity.Copy !req
99. That is a completely sincere smile.Copy !req
100. If I was a buyer
and these were two travellers...Copy !req
101. I'd definitely buy from the guy I
like.Copy !req
102. I'd definitely buy
from the sincere personality.Copy !req
103. I'm definitely going to buy from you,
Mr. Travis.Copy !req
104. Lecture hall here. Duff speaking.Copy !req
105. Now, Mr. Travis,
I want you to smile at Mr. Greasy.Copy !req
106. Mr. Greasy, smile back
and give Mr. Travis a firm handshake.Copy !req
107. Certainly. Right away, sir.Copy !req
108. Mr. Greasy,
don't think I'm being personal...Copy !req
109. but we're when dealing with food
products, hygiene must be our motto.Copy !req
110. Make sure you've got clean
fingernails.Copy !req
111. - Mrs. Rowe?
- Yes.Copy !req
112. The chairman wants to see us
immediately.Copy !req
113. Take a break, gentlemen.
I'll see you on the shop floor in 20
minutes.Copy !req
114. Gentlemen, I have very bad news.Copy !req
115. Oswald has left the Northeast.Copy !req
116. Left?Copy !req
117. Vanished. Disappeared.
No notice. Nothing.Copy !req
118. Just one ruddy great hole on the map.Copy !req
119. And that's not all.Copy !req
120. Oswald is suspected of trafficking in
stolen goods under imperial's name.Copy !req
121. - My God.
- Oh, God.Copy !req
122. Well, I need an immediate replacement.Copy !req
123. Mr. Duff, how are your trainees?Copy !req
124. They're very good, sir.
But they need another two weeks.Copy !req
125. No, no, I can't wait.Copy !req
126. Mrs. Rowe.Copy !req
127. Now, what's your instinct say?Copy !req
128. Who's my man?Copy !req
129. Can you sniff him?Copy !req
130. Travis.Copy !req
131. That's your man.Copy !req
132. Travis, we're in a jam.Copy !req
133. You heard about Oswald?Copy !req
134. It's a case of all hands to the pumps.Copy !req
135. I understand, sir.Copy !req
136. Now, Mrs. Rowe
has spoken highly of you...Copy !req
137. and I have never known her wrong...Copy !req
138. so I'm going to play her hunch.Copy !req
139. I'm giving you the Northeast.Copy !req
140. Now, that's as far north as the
border...Copy !req
141. as far west as Lancashire...Copy !req
142. and as far south as the Humber.Copy !req
143. It's a big challenge.Copy !req
144. Do you think you're up to it?Copy !req
145. I know I am, sir.Copy !req
146. Normally, an opportunity like this
wouldn't come your way for 10 or 20
years.Copy !req
147. Men far more experienced than you
have had their shot at it...Copy !req
148. and been broken by it.Copy !req
149. But you've got guts...Copy !req
150. and you've got ambition...Copy !req
151. and that gives you a head start.Copy !req
152. Good luck.Copy !req
153. Now, there's your card.
Never travel without it.Copy !req
154. Your map...Copy !req
155. your compass...Copy !req
156. and your car keys.Copy !req
157. Now go out there and fight.Copy !req
158. I will, sir. Every inch of the way.
You can rely on me.Copy !req
159. Good man.Copy !req
160. He's all yours now, Mrs. Rowe.Copy !req
161. Oh, and Travis...Copy !req
162. Thank you very much, sir.Copy !req
163. Come here, Mr. Travis.Copy !req
164. I am going to give you a simple test.Copy !req
165. Be very careful how you answer.Copy !req
166. I want you to taste
these cups of coffee...Copy !req
167. and tell me what they do for you.Copy !req
168. Sturdy...Copy !req
169. plebian...Copy !req
170. plenty of body.Copy !req
171. A vigorous robusta?Copy !req
172. Spicy.Copy !req
173. Now this.Copy !req
174. The future is in your hands, Mr.
Travis.Copy !req
175. Take it.Copy !req
176. Now.Copy !req
177. Poor people are poor peopleCopy !req
178. And they don't understandCopy !req
179. A man's got to make whatever he wantsCopy !req
180. And take it with his own handsCopy !req
181. Poor people stay poor peopleCopy !req
182. And they never get to seeCopy !req
183. Someone's got to win in the human raceCopy !req
184. If it isn't you then it has to be meCopy !req
185. So smile while you're making itCopy !req
186. Laugh while you're taking itCopy !req
187. Even though you're faking itCopy !req
188. Nobody's gonna knowCopy !req
189. Nobody's gonna knowCopy !req
190. No use mumblingCopy !req
191. It's no use grumblingCopy !req
192. Life just isn't fairCopy !req
193. There's no easy daysCopy !req
194. There's no easy waysCopy !req
195. Just get out there and do itCopy !req
196. And sing and they'll sing your songCopy !req
197. Laugh while you're getting onCopy !req
198. Smile and they'll string alongCopy !req
199. And nobody's gonna knowCopy !req
200. Nobody's gonna knowCopy !req
201. Nobody's gonna knowCopy !req
202. And nobody's gonna knowCopy !req
203. Commenting on the...Copy !req
204. - and much of Central Southern
England,
though it probably won't reach...Copy !req
205. the East Midlands till after
midnight.Copy !req
206. Now for Eastern England, Central
Northern
England and Northeast England.Copy !req
207. A foggy start in most places
and a mostly dull misty day...Copy !req
208. with rain and drizzle at times.Copy !req
209. The outlook for tomorrow and Thursday,
dry but cold at night...Copy !req
210. with frost in places
and fairly widespread fog.Copy !req
211. And that's the end
of the weather forecast.Copy !req
212. And finally,
overseas posting for Christmas...Copy !req
213. tomorrow parcels should be posted
to
Argentina, Iraq via Lebanon and
Trinidad...Copy !req
214. letters should go to Malaya
at Anzac SPO 5.Copy !req
215. Tell my mother I'm all right.Copy !req
216. It's her birthday.Copy !req
217. - You the only witness?
- Yes, I saw it. I can give you a
statement.Copy !req
218. Don't bother.Copy !req
219. No need to detain the gentleman.Copy !req
220. Tell my mother.Copy !req
221. Hold me close wherever we goCopy !req
222. He's gone.Copy !req
223. Now scarper.Copy !req
224. But what about him?Copy !req
225. Done for. Perforated kidneys.Copy !req
226. It was his fault.
He was driving too fast.Copy !req
227. Oh, we can see what happened.Copy !req
228. We'll be witnesses.
Save you the trouble.Copy !req
229. Oh, it's no trouble.
I can give you a statement.Copy !req
230. As far as we're concerned,
it's a private accident.Copy !req
231. No one else involved.
Unless you give a statement.Copy !req
232. Then our chief constable
might find you're involved.Copy !req
233. He might bring charges against you.
Using us as witnesses.Copy !req
234. Our word against yours.Copy !req
235. So on your way, chummy.Copy !req
236. Unless you want booking
for manslaughter.Copy !req
237. There you are.Copy !req
238. Fair dos.Copy !req
239. Fair dos.Copy !req
240. A report from our Belfast newsroom.Copy !req
241. Two gunmen fired seven shots,
aimed it seems at the sentries on
duty...Copy !req
242. in the grounds of the general's
house
which is heavily guarded by
soldiers...Copy !req
243. and security staff with dogs.Copy !req
244. Soldiers fired back
and later found traces of blood...Copy !req
245. which lead them to believe
they hit one of the gunmen.Copy !req
246. The Egyptian War Minister,
General Sadek, has resigned.Copy !req
247. The move was seen as a reflection
of the dissension in Egypt...Copy !req
248. over the country's relationship
with the Soviet Union.Copy !req
249. And tonight it's your line
on the subject of mental health.Copy !req
250. It's estimated that one in six women,
and one in nine men...Copy !req
251. will enter a hospital at least
once
in their lives because of mental
illness.Copy !req
252. What are the causes of the steady
increase
in mental illness?Copy !req
253. Can they be avoided?Copy !req
254. Are we spending
enough care and money...Copy !req
255. on the mentally sick
and the mentally handicapped?Copy !req
256. Are they better treated in hospital
or in their own homes and communities?Copy !req
257. Mr. Travis?Copy !req
258. Hello. Good evening.Copy !req
259. - Come in.
- Thank you.Copy !req
260. I was getting quite worried about you.Copy !req
261. It can be a nasty drive over those
moors.Copy !req
262. Still, here you are safe and sound.Copy !req
263. Bill!Copy !req
264. Would you sign the book, please?Copy !req
265. You've missed supper...Copy !req
266. but I'll do you something special.Copy !req
267. Bill, would you show Mr. Travis
to his room?Copy !req
268. Thank you very much.Copy !req
269. Oh, Mr. Travis...Copy !req
270. I'm afraid Mr. Oswald
left quite a lot behind.Copy !req
271. I put it in one of the drawers.Copy !req
272. I didn't like to throw it out.Copy !req
273. That's all right. I'll manage, thank
you.Copy !req
274. So you're the new rabbit?Copy !req
275. You're the replacement, are you?Copy !req
276. - Who are you?
- Oh, I live here.Copy !req
277. Don't let me hold you up.Copy !req
278. Would you like a cigarette?Copy !req
279. Oh, sorry.Copy !req
280. You look a bit young.Copy !req
281. Well, you need a young man
for a job like this.Copy !req
282. Possibly.Copy !req
283. Did you ever meet your predecessor?Copy !req
284. - Oswald?
- Oswald.Copy !req
285. No, I've only been with the firm
five weeks.Copy !req
286. That stuff's no good. I told him.Copy !req
287. Why did he scarper?Copy !req
288. Luck.Copy !req
289. Opportunity.Copy !req
290. He took off.Copy !req
291. No stamina.Copy !req
292. That's what you've gotta have
in a job like this. Stamina.Copy !req
293. You've got to have it. Providing, of
course,
you've got the technical know-how.Copy !req
294. Nothing else you need?Copy !req
295. Well, you've got to have ambition.Copy !req
296. Mr. Travis?Copy !req
297. Yes, Mrs. Ball.Copy !req
298. I've got your supper ready.
It's in the parlour.Copy !req
299. Thank you, Mrs. Ball. I'll be right
down.Copy !req
300. Watch out for her treacle tart.Copy !req
301. There's many a fly got stuck in that.Copy !req
302. Sell, sell, sell
Sell everything you stand forCopy !req
303. Tell, tell, tell
Tell all the people that you care forCopy !req
304. Running here, running thereCopy !req
305. Keep it moving, sonny, don't despairCopy !req
306. Because the next one will beCopy !req
307. The next one will beCopy !req
308. The next one will be
The best one of the yearCopy !req
309. Give, give, give
Give everything you've paid forCopy !req
310. Run, run, run
Run for everything you've prayed forCopy !req
311. Keep that smile on your faceCopy !req
312. With a smile you're welcome anyplaceCopy !req
313. Because the next one will beCopy !req
314. The next one will beCopy !req
315. The next one will be
The best one of the yearCopy !req
316. Can I interest you in this article of
mine?Copy !req
317. Can I interest you
To spare some of your time?Copy !req
318. Can I interest you in this life of
mine?Copy !req
319. Won't you listen, listen, listen
listen, listen, listen, listen?Copy !req
320. Can I interest you in this article of
mine?Copy !req
321. Can I interest you
To spend some of your time?Copy !req
322. Can I interest you in this life of
mine?Copy !req
323. Won't you listen, listen,
listen, listen?Copy !req
324. Won't you, sell, sell, sell
Sell everything you stand forCopy !req
325. Tell, tell, tell,
Tell all the people that you care forCopy !req
326. Running here, running thereCopy !req
327. Keep it moving, sonny, don't despairCopy !req
328. Because the next one will beCopy !req
329. The next one will beCopy !req
330. The next one will beCopy !req
331. The best one of the yearCopy !req
332. Good morning. Mrs. Williams?Copy !req
333. - Who?
- Mrs. Williams. Catering manageress.Copy !req
334. She doesn't come in anymore.Copy !req
335. It's urgent.Copy !req
336. There's nothing urgent around here.Copy !req
337. They're closing us down.Copy !req
338. - Closing you down?
- Paying us off.Copy !req
339. Why?Copy !req
340. - Five thousand men?
- That's right.Copy !req
341. Redundant.Copy !req
342. Good evening.Copy !req
343. I'd like to see the catering manager,
Mr. Faulkner.Copy !req
344. - And it's Mr...?
- Travis.Copy !req
345. Imperial Coffee.Copy !req
346. I'll see if he's still on duty.Copy !req
347. You can sit down.Copy !req
348. It's Imperial Coffee, Mr. Johnson.
Mr. Travis.Copy !req
349. - Lovely evening, Mr. Faulkner.
- Charlie Johnson.Copy !req
350. Sit down.Copy !req
351. Panatela?Copy !req
352. Thank you very much. Thank you.Copy !req
353. Is Mr. Faulkner off?Copy !req
354. No, no, but I'm the manager here.Copy !req
355. I like to keep my contacts personal.Copy !req
356. So do I.Copy !req
357. - You'll be replacing your previous
colleague?
- Correct.Copy !req
358. Sad business that.Copy !req
359. Still, I take it the arrangements
will be as were?Copy !req
360. Yes, Mr. Johnson. Yes.Copy !req
361. It's Mayor Johnson, to be precise.
I've still got three months in office.Copy !req
362. Good. Well, I'll give you
all the help I can.Copy !req
363. Not only here, but in Leeds,
Doncaster,
Wakefield and other cities...Copy !req
364. of major importance surrounding.Copy !req
365. You can confirm with Faulkner that
we'll
be continuing our standing bulk order.Copy !req
366. In fact, you'll find him around
the back now.Copy !req
367. You've just come at the right time.Copy !req
368. We're having a bit of a party.Copy !req
369. Do you like you know what?Copy !req
370. - What, Mayor Johnson?
- A party.Copy !req
371. Oh, yes.Copy !req
372. - Absolutely delighted.
- Right.Copy !req
373. Come on then.Copy !req
374. - Good evening, mayor.
- Good evening.Copy !req
375. Have they fixed that TV set
in the Rockingham suite yet?Copy !req
376. - They're doing it now.
- Good.Copy !req
377. Telly Rent.Copy !req
378. Marvellous firm.
I'm on the board, you know?Copy !req
379. If ever you want a telly.Copy !req
380. Very fortunate
your coming on a Tuesday.Copy !req
381. We always have a bit of a gathering
on Tuesdays.Copy !req
382. You'll make some useful contacts.Copy !req
383. Always best to meet people
when they're relaxed.Copy !req
384. Plenty of variety. Promise you that.Copy !req
385. Good evening, Mr. Mayor.Copy !req
386. This is Mr. Travis, Linda.
That's Linda.Copy !req
387. - Happy to greet you.
- Pleased to meet you too.Copy !req
388. - Get my coat, love.
- Well, thank you.Copy !req
389. You'll enjoy yourself here,
I can tell you.Copy !req
390. Hey, sit down, will you?Copy !req
391. Sit down.Copy !req
392. - Hello, Mr. Johnson.
- Hello, Harry.Copy !req
393. - Sit down.
- Ta. New member?Copy !req
394. Yes. This is Mr. Travis of Imperial
Coffee.Copy !req
395. Glad you could make it tonight.Copy !req
396. Harry Wilson, tax office.Copy !req
397. - Great pleasure to meet you.
- Chief inspector.Copy !req
398. Any little business problems
you run up against, let me know.Copy !req
399. - Attenborough. I edit the local rag.
- Very pleased to meet you.Copy !req
400. - This is Jackie.
- Happy to greet you.Copy !req
401. - Pleasure.
- Wakedale Echo.Copy !req
402. Invaluable to a man in your line.Copy !req
403. Comes out every Thursday.Copy !req
404. Have you met Maureen?
Maureen, Maureen.Copy !req
405. - Say hello to Mr. Travis.
- How do you do?Copy !req
406. Pleased to meet you, Mr. Travis.
Barlow, county constabulary.Copy !req
407. - Pleased to meet you.
- Superintendent.Copy !req
408. At your service. And this is Mavis.
Now, you be nice to Mr. Travis, Mavis.Copy !req
409. - But not too nice.
- Happy to greet you.Copy !req
410. - Great pleasure.
- Come here. Come here.Copy !req
411. Ladies and gentlemen, we've come to
the
part of the show you've all been
waiting for.Copy !req
412. We have a first-class selection for
you.
All your favourites...Copy !req
413. and one or two novelties.Copy !req
414. And as usual, we will be starting
with our request spot.Copy !req
415. So if you'd like to signify
your preference in the usual manner...Copy !req
416. Isle of Capri.Copy !req
417. - Whiplash.
- Aye, Whiplash.Copy !req
418. - Whiplash. Whiplash.
- Roman Candles.Copy !req
419. Roman Candles!Copy !req
420. - Roman Candles. Another one?
- Chocolate Sandwich.Copy !req
421. - Chocolate Sandwich.
- Yes, Chocolate Sandwich.Copy !req
422. Chocolate Sandwich.
Chocolate Sandwich.Copy !req
423. Chocolate Sandwich.
Chocolate Sandwich.Copy !req
424. Chocolate Sandwich.Copy !req
425. All right. All right.Copy !req
426. All right, ladies and gentlemen.
You have it. You have it.Copy !req
427. Ladies and gentlemen,
by overwhelming demand...Copy !req
428. we start with everybody's
favourite,
Chocolate Sandwich.Copy !req
429. Come on, June, Violet, Eddie.
Come on, loves. Give them a big hand.Copy !req
430. Travis. Imperial Coffee.Copy !req
431. Becky. Mind if I borrow your knee?Copy !req
432. Thank you.Copy !req
433. Michael.Copy !req
434. Mrs. Ball?Copy !req
435. Mary.Copy !req
436. Mr. Travis.Copy !req
437. Wanted on the phone. Urgent.Copy !req
438. Hello? Hello?Copy !req
439. Gloria.Copy !req
440. What? What's that?Copy !req
441. Scotland as well?Copy !req
442. I haven't any warm clothing.Copy !req
443. Yes, but I'm doing well here.
Building up some fabulous contacts.Copy !req
444. I don't wanna throw it away.Copy !req
445. Yes, I see it's a challenge.Copy !req
446. Tomorrow? But where?Copy !req
447. Well, that's 200 miles away.Copy !req
448. By 10 a. M?Copy !req
449. Who do I ask for?Copy !req
450. Yeah. Who?Copy !req
451. Who?Copy !req
452. Hello?Copy !req
453. Hello, Gloria? Hello?Copy !req
454. Mr. Travis.Copy !req
455. Did you hear that?Copy !req
456. Do you think I ought to go?Copy !req
457. I've got something for you.Copy !req
458. Come on, try it on.Copy !req
459. Arms up.Copy !req
460. A perfect fit.Copy !req
461. It's good.Copy !req
462. It really is good.Copy !req
463. You'll find it surprisingly warm.Copy !req
464. I'll be back. I promise I will.Copy !req
465. Try not to die like a dog.Copy !req
466. The blessing.Copy !req
467. Lord, on the way to goodness...Copy !req
468. when we stumble, hold us.Copy !req
469. When we fall, lift us up.Copy !req
470. When are hard-pressed by evil,
deliver us.Copy !req
471. Soyuz 11's braking system for
re-entry into
the Earth's atmosphere was switched
off.Copy !req
472. A soft-landing engine
fired according to plan...Copy !req
473. and a smooth landing was made
in the arranged area.Copy !req
474. Presumably somewhere in Kazakhstan.Copy !req
475. A helicopter-born recovery crew...Copy !req
476. which landed simultaneously
with Soyuz 11...Copy !req
477. opened the hatch and found
the three cosmonauts dead.Copy !req
478. Now, zazen. What does that mean?Copy !req
479. Zazen is a way of sitting
cross-legged and with an erect back...Copy !req
480. practicing the art of Zen.Copy !req
481. And Zen means?Copy !req
482. To understand life, to be with life,
to get a feeling of life...Copy !req
483. so that in effect
all your days are good days...Copy !req
484. and every day should be looked
upon
as living in the moment...Copy !req
485. rather than in the past or future.Copy !req
486. And this is really what Zen is all
about.
Living now.Copy !req
487. Now, tell me how we come by
this illumination...Copy !req
488. this awareness that is at the
heart
of the practice called zazen.Copy !req
489. Is it very hard practice.
Nothing is acquired in a day.Copy !req
490. And yet I understand that
this illumination does come suddenly.Copy !req
491. It comes suddenly.
It comes in many ways.Copy !req
492. One could be arranging
a vase of flowers...Copy !req
493. I'm asking you not to give any
trouble.Copy !req
494. I want you on the ground
before I count three.Copy !req
495. One, two...Copy !req
496. - I'm only trying to find out where I
am.
- Don't kick or butt with your head...Copy !req
497. and you won't get hurt.
Okay, chaps, get him in.Copy !req
498. Most places will have a cloudy day
and there will be rain and drizzle at
times.Copy !req
499. Now, Mr. Travis...Copy !req
500. you realize where you are?Copy !req
501. You know where you are,
Mr. Travis?Copy !req
502. Yes.Copy !req
503. Your pass?Copy !req
504. - What's in these packets?
- Coffee samples.Copy !req
505. Hey, that happens to be
company property.Copy !req
506. I have to account for every single
bean.
Otherwise, I'm in trouble.Copy !req
507. You are in trouble.Copy !req
508. Who are you working for?Copy !req
509. - Gloria Rowe.
- Who else?Copy !req
510. What do you mean, who else?Copy !req
511. Who are you working for?Copy !req
512. The Imperial Coffee Company.Copy !req
513. Who do you know in this establishment?Copy !req
514. I don't know anybody.Copy !req
515. But who were you expecting to contact?Copy !req
516. The catering manager, Mr. Woolley.Copy !req
517. Has three children. Plays billiards.Copy !req
518. Sign this, please.Copy !req
519. Where the crosses are.Copy !req
520. - What is it?
- Your confession.Copy !req
521. I don't know what I've done.
I haven't done anything.Copy !req
522. You'll find it easier if you sign.Copy !req
523. I haven't done anything.Copy !req
524. Bassett.Copy !req
525. - Tea or coffee?
- Tea, please. Two sugars.Copy !req
526. Coffee, black.Copy !req
527. Thank you.Copy !req
528. - Tea, Bassett?
- No, thank you, sir.Copy !req
529. - Chocolate biscuit?
- Please.Copy !req
530. That'll be three P for the biscuit.Copy !req
531. - Would the young man like a cup of
tea?
- Later.Copy !req
532. There's no need to go through all
this,
you know?Copy !req
533. You've only got to sign the paper.Copy !req
534. But I'm innocent.
I haven't done anything.Copy !req
535. There are three things
you can be sure of:Copy !req
536. The pain is not going to stop...Copy !req
537. you will remain conscious...Copy !req
538. and in the end, you will sign.Copy !req
539. Bassett.Copy !req
540. Now...Copy !req
541. let's start at the beginning.Copy !req
542. When did you join the party?Copy !req
543. Last year.Copy !req
544. How much are they paying you?Copy !req
545. - Three hundred a month.
- Three hundred what?Copy !req
546. Pounds.Copy !req
547. Rubles.Copy !req
548. Was your headmaster correct
to expel you from school?Copy !req
549. Yes.Copy !req
550. Do you believe children
are the hope of the future?Copy !req
551. Yes.Copy !req
552. Do you believe in the fellowship of
man?Copy !req
553. - Yes.
- Think carefully.Copy !req
554. No.Copy !req
555. Do you rate loyalty above obedience?Copy !req
556. Always leave everything in a mess.Copy !req
557. I keep telling them.Copy !req
558. - recently began a project
to clear the local beach...Copy !req
559. a piece of woodland.Copy !req
560. The whole school, with the help
of the Cleansing Department...Copy !req
561. of the local authority,
cleared five wagon-loads of rubbish.Copy !req
562. Others planted 40 trees
with help of the Parks Department.Copy !req
563. This is to be a manual affair.Copy !req
564. This spring, we're building...Copy !req
565. Not as orphansCopy !req
566. Are we left in sorrow nowCopy !req
567. HallelujahCopy !req
568. He is near usCopy !req
569. Faith believes nor questions howCopy !req
570. Though the cloudCopy !req
571. From sight received himCopy !req
572. When the 40 days were o'erCopy !req
573. Shall our heartsCopy !req
574. Forget his promiseCopy !req
575. I am with youCopy !req
576. EvermoreCopy !req
577. Let us pray.Copy !req
578. Almighty and most merciful Father.Copy !req
579. Almighty and most merciful Father.Copy !req
580. We, thine unworthy servants.Copy !req
581. We, thine unworthy servants.Copy !req
582. Do give thee most humble
and hearty thanks.Copy !req
583. Do give thee most humble
and hearty thanks.Copy !req
584. For all thy goodness and loving
kindness to us and to all men.Copy !req
585. For all thy goodness and loving
kindness to us and to all men.Copy !req
586. We bless thee for our creation.Copy !req
587. We bless thee for our creation.Copy !req
588. No.Copy !req
589. Not that.Copy !req
590. That's God's food. That's for God.Copy !req
591. You're only a boy.Copy !req
592. Keep on there.Copy !req
593. Go straight across the fields
and through the woods.Copy !req
594. You'll find the motorway.Copy !req
595. Go south.Copy !req
596. Kit. May.Copy !req
597. The children will show you the way.Copy !req
598. Remember, go south.Copy !req
599. There's nothing in the north
for a boy like you. Good luck.Copy !req
600. Come on.Copy !req
601. - Where are you making for?
- London.Copy !req
602. In a hurry?Copy !req
603. - Why?
- Like to pick up some spare cash?Copy !req
604. - What for?
- Nothing much.Copy !req
605. Scientific research. Medical.Copy !req
606. You know the kind of thing?Copy !req
607. We need volunteers.Copy !req
608. - How much?
- Hundred quid.Copy !req
609. Hundred and fifty and you're on.Copy !req
610. I'm not authorized
to vary the terms, sir...Copy !req
611. but if you'd like to come up to
the centre,
you can talk it over with the chief.Copy !req
612. Okay, okay.Copy !req
613. Okay.Copy !req
614. - Good morning.
- Good morning.Copy !req
615. Welcome to the Millar Clinic.
Will you take a chair, please?Copy !req
616. - Will you take a chair, please?
- Oh, thank you.Copy !req
617. Your full name, please, sir.Copy !req
618. Michael Arnold Travis.Copy !req
619. - And yours, madam?
- Elizabeth Valerie Stewart.Copy !req
620. E. V. Stewart.Copy !req
621. - M. A. Travis.
- How much are they paying you?Copy !req
622. Hundred and fifty pounds.Copy !req
623. I'm getting 75
and all the food I can eat.Copy !req
624. Professor Millar
will be with you in a minute.Copy !req
625. You must have inhaled at least
3 milligrams of Novocain.Copy !req
626. Sir.Copy !req
627. So that's a distinct improvement.Copy !req
628. - Doctor Bee?
- Sir? Yes, professor?Copy !req
629. I'll be coming into
your department at 11.Copy !req
630. I'll want Mrs. Unwin
under the pathescope.Copy !req
631. We may have to remodel her transplant.Copy !req
632. - Certainly, professor.
- How long is it now?Copy !req
633. - Three hundred and fifty seven days.
- Frenkel in Boston...Copy !req
634. kept one surviving for 14 months.
I'd like to beat him.Copy !req
635. You will, sir.Copy !req
636. - Professor Millar...
- one moment, Houston...Copy !req
637. The new intake is ready, professor.Copy !req
638. Splendid.Copy !req
639. Oh, Professor Millar, can I borrow
a heart from the organ bank for three
days?Copy !req
640. I'll have to come back to you
on that one, Houston.Copy !req
641. We may need everything
we've got this week.Copy !req
642. - Delighted to have you here.
- Very well.Copy !req
643. - I'm Professor Millar.
- How do you do, sir.Copy !req
644. Do sit down.Copy !req
645. Excuse me.Copy !req
646. Interesting.Copy !req
647. Good.Copy !req
648. I'm delighted to have you here.Copy !req
649. I'll see you both later.Copy !req
650. Sister Hallett,
Room 9 for Mr. Travis...Copy !req
651. and 36 for Mrs. Stewart.Copy !req
652. I'll want a complete analysis on
Travis
by this afternoon.Copy !req
653. Yes, professor.Copy !req
654. Hughes, Keating, please.Copy !req
655. Waterworks, okay?Copy !req
656. Yes, fine, thank you.Copy !req
657. No inherent madness in the family?Copy !req
658. No, none whatsoever.Copy !req
659. Where's she taking my suit?Copy !req
660. Don't worry,
you'll find it in your wardrobe.Copy !req
661. - Just flex your wrist.
- Ever seen insects...Copy !req
662. crawling up the walls? No fits?Copy !req
663. No, never.Copy !req
664. - Ready when you are, Stanley.
- No typhoid, cholera, epilepsy?Copy !req
665. Usual jabs at childhood?Copy !req
666. All right. Here we go.Copy !req
667. Hello. E.X. At 82 percent.Copy !req
668. - Are you sure?
- Well, have a look.Copy !req
669. Frontal circuit 7.4, rear lobes
neutral.Copy !req
670. Step it up a bit.Copy !req
671. J. M. Will be happy about this.Copy !req
672. Michael, I don't know
if anyone's ever told you this...Copy !req
673. but you happen to belong
to a very rare group of encephaloids.Copy !req
674. - What's that supposed to mean?
- Essentially, it means...Copy !req
675. that you are in a position to be
particularly
helpful to us in our research.Copy !req
676. What kind of research?Copy !req
677. What do you think is the most
successful
animal that's ever lived on this
earth.Copy !req
678. The ant?Copy !req
679. The dinosaur.Copy !req
680. Do you realize that the dinosaurs
dominated
this globe for 140 millions years...Copy !req
681. before they became extinct?Copy !req
682. Man has been on this planet
for only a fraction over 40,000
years...Copy !req
683. and yet already he faces
extinction.Copy !req
684. In fact, the species will be lucky to
survive
beyond the year 2010.Copy !req
685. Mankind has only one hope.Copy !req
686. Science.Copy !req
687. Technology is the survival kit
of the human race.Copy !req
688. Even the politicians realize this.Copy !req
689. What they don't, or won't, realize,
is that the technical solutions...Copy !req
690. are already within our power.Copy !req
691. The entire population of India could
be rehoused on the moon within 10
years.Copy !req
692. It's only a matter of learning to live
in a new way.Copy !req
693. Absolutely still.Copy !req
694. We have almost conquered
the concept of disease.Copy !req
695. With present transplant techniques...Copy !req
696. there is no reason why everyone
shouldn't live to be 250 or 300 years
old...Copy !req
697. instead of our present
miserable 70 or 80 years.Copy !req
698. We're on the verge of a series
of discoveries that will transform...Copy !req
699. our conception of human life.Copy !req
700. What's all this got to do with me?Copy !req
701. Michael, at this very moment...Copy !req
702. in laboratories throughout the
world,
life is being created.Copy !req
703. It's only a matter of years,
perhaps even months...Copy !req
704. before we can produce a whole
generation
of new and far more fully adapted
creatures.Copy !req
705. I have a mongrel in the experimental
wing
here who can't tie his own shoelaces.Copy !req
706. By the end of the summer,
he'll be a contract bridge champion.Copy !req
707. Falling in love, making love.Copy !req
708. We'll no longer need to depend on this
inefficient way of distributing
random genes.Copy !req
709. Computers programmed
to select the correctly matched...Copy !req
710. DNA molecules will be able to
produce
an entirely satisfactory human breed.Copy !req
711. This is the future, Michael.Copy !req
712. This is the work
for which I need your help.Copy !req
713. Yes, but what's gonna happen to me?Copy !req
714. Will I come out the same as I went in?Copy !req
715. Not the same...Copy !req
716. better.Copy !req
717. Now, I would just like you
to sign this release form.Copy !req
718. "I hereby consent to lease
the Millar Research Clinic...Copy !req
719. all physical experimental rights
in my body...Copy !req
720. for one week
for the sum of 100 pounds."Copy !req
721. I'd like to help, Professor Millar...Copy !req
722. but 150 pounds
is definitely my minimum price.Copy !req
723. Definitely.Copy !req
724. A figure like that is just beyond us.Copy !req
725. One hundred and fifty pounds,
and I'm not going to argue about it.Copy !req
726. A hundred and thirty.Copy !req
727. A hundred and forty five.Copy !req
728. A hundred and thirty five.Copy !req
729. A hundred and forty.Copy !req
730. Done. Sign by the cross.Copy !req
731. Sister Hallett?Copy !req
732. Yes, professor?Copy !req
733. Give Mr. Travis a sedative.Copy !req
734. Certainly.Copy !req
735. Sleep well, Michael.Copy !req
736. - All quiet?
- Yes, professor.Copy !req
737. - No fluctuations?
- Quite stable.Copy !req
738. I'll take him first.Copy !req
739. It'll be a long job.Copy !req
740. Four or five hours.Copy !req
741. Do you think it'll take, professor?Copy !req
742. There's an even chance.Copy !req
743. - He's in reasonably good condition.
- Oh, yes.Copy !req
744. - Is he sterilized yet?
- Not yet, professor.Copy !req
745. - You better send for Doctor Bee.
- Yes, professor.Copy !req
746. We require two injections
during the night.Copy !req
747. One at 12 and one at 4.
Is that understood?Copy !req
748. It's all right.Copy !req
749. How much are they paying you?Copy !req
750. How much are they paying you?Copy !req
751. Hello, is there anybody there?Copy !req
752. For chrissake!Copy !req
753. You could have killed me!Copy !req
754. - Why don't you look where you're
going?
- Are you all right?Copy !req
755. Hey, cut the conference!Copy !req
756. Look at my bloody suit!Copy !req
757. Are you suing us or are we suing you?Copy !req
758. - You going to London?
- Yeah, we were.Copy !req
759. Can you give us a lift? Okay?Copy !req
760. Yeah, come on, get in.Copy !req
761. Sit in the back there
and keep your mouth shut.Copy !req
762. - Mind the board.
- It's the Golden Wonder.Copy !req
763. Come on, Streaky. Aggravate the
gravel.Copy !req
764. If you don't take that castle soon,
the National Trust will.Copy !req
765. You're shivering.Copy !req
766. I'm wet.Copy !req
767. Take off that jacket.Copy !req
768. And that.Copy !req
769. Alan, pass us the rug.Copy !req
770. And the bottle.Copy !req
771. Take off your trousers.
Come on, strip off.Copy !req
772. What? Here?Copy !req
773. Get them off. This is Patricia.
She's very intelligent.Copy !req
774. She's making a study of us.Copy !req
775. Thank you.Copy !req
776. What are you? What do you do?Copy !req
777. They're musicians.Copy !req
778. We just trying to make some bread,
that's all, mate.Copy !req
779. Are you rich?Copy !req
780. No, but my manager is.Copy !req
781. Careful of those. That's gold thread.Copy !req
782. Nylon.Copy !req
783. Checkmate, Dave.Copy !req
784. Never mind, at least you got it wrong.Copy !req
785. Come over here.Copy !req
786. Waifs and strays, she never could
resist.Copy !req
787. - How long?
- About an hour. Maybe less.Copy !req
788. On and onCopy !req
789. And on and on we goCopy !req
790. Round the world in circles turningCopy !req
791. Earning what we canCopy !req
792. While others dance awayCopy !req
793. The chance to light your dayCopy !req
794. Oh, and on and onCopy !req
795. And on and on we goCopy !req
796. And it's round the world in circles
turningCopy !req
797. Earning what we canCopy !req
798. While others dance awayCopy !req
799. The chance to light your dayCopy !req
800. - Patricia?
- She's upstairs.Copy !req
801. Upstairs.Copy !req
802. Boy, and if you have a friend
On whom you think you can relyCopy !req
803. You are a lucky manCopy !req
804. If you've found the reason
To live on and not to dieCopy !req
805. You are a lucky manCopy !req
806. You know the preachers, and the poetsCopy !req
807. And the scholars don't know it
And the templesCopy !req
808. And the statues
And the steeples don't show itCopy !req
809. And if you've got the secret
Just try not to blow itCopy !req
810. Stay a lucky manCopy !req
811. Yes, yesCopy !req
812. Now, on and onCopy !req
813. And on and on we goCopy !req
814. Morning.Copy !req
815. - How do you feel?
- Hungry.Copy !req
816. Could you hold this for me?Copy !req
817. What is it?Copy !req
818. Om.Copy !req
819. It means infinity, or godhead.Copy !req
820. Are you a Buddhist?Copy !req
821. All religions are equally true.Copy !req
822. Breakfast.Copy !req
823. London.Copy !req
824. The biggest money market in the world.
Did you know that?Copy !req
825. Ten thousand million pounds a day
turnover.Copy !req
826. Ten thousand millions a day, and
there's
a thousand ways of making it, you
know?Copy !req
827. It's just a question
of picking the right one.Copy !req
828. Open this.Copy !req
829. Champagne.Copy !req
830. Of course.Copy !req
831. Glass palaces.Copy !req
832. Just look at them.Copy !req
833. One day I'll own one of those.Copy !req
834. You're very old-fashioned.Copy !req
835. What do you mean, I'm old-fashioned?Copy !req
836. Well, all this stuff about money
and owning things.Copy !req
837. If you want something, just take it.Copy !req
838. I always do.Copy !req
839. Where did you get this from?Copy !req
840. Home.Copy !req
841. Do you go there often?Copy !req
842. Sometimes. When I get bored.Copy !req
843. And where does all this other stuff
come from?Copy !req
844. That comes from home too.Copy !req
845. Daddy's got so much
he never misses anything.Copy !req
846. You're lucky.
I've got to get there on my own.Copy !req
847. - Get where?
- Right to the top.Copy !req
848. How much is a building like that
worth?Copy !req
849. The ground rent
is 800,000 pounds a year.Copy !req
850. It cost 10 times that to build.Copy !req
851. And every three months
its value increases by 20 percent.Copy !req
852. How do you know?Copy !req
853. My father owns it.Copy !req
854. Really?Copy !req
855. It's beautiful.Copy !req
856. I'd like to meet your father.Copy !req
857. You've got lovely eyes.Copy !req
858. Introduce us then.
I've been a top salesman.Copy !req
859. Earned 100 pounds one week.Copy !req
860. You're so greedy.Copy !req
861. Tell me more about your father.Copy !req
862. He owns half the copper mines
in the world.Copy !req
863. He's absolutely ruthless.Copy !req
864. For every 5 million pounds he
invests...Copy !req
865. he makes half a million pounds
profit.Copy !req
866. In Bolivia...Copy !req
867. he drove half a million peasants
off their land.Copy !req
868. They starved to death.Copy !req
869. Fifty million pounds profit.Copy !req
870. He's the most evil man
you could ever hope to meet.Copy !req
871. Are you coming or staying?Copy !req
872. Coming.Copy !req
873. Hey, where are you going? Don't go.Copy !req
874. Have a good day.Copy !req
875. Remember...Copy !req
876. all that glisters is not gold.Copy !req
877. Hello, can I speak to Mr. Burgess,
please?Copy !req
878. Yes, yes, of course, sir.
Sir James, yes.Copy !req
879. Well, it's about his daughter.Copy !req
880. Yes, it's very urgent.Copy !req
881. I'm sorry, but it's absolutely
confidential.
It's a matter of life and death.Copy !req
882. Well, you'll just have to interrupt
him then,
won't you?Copy !req
883. Hello, Sir James?Copy !req
884. Hello, I'm Michael Travis.Copy !req
885. It's about Patricia. She's in trouble.Copy !req
886. Well, she's safe at the moment but I'm
not sure how long it can be
guaranteed.Copy !req
887. No, Sir James, I really cannot
discuss this on the telephone.Copy !req
888. I'm sure you understand.Copy !req
889. Well, I do have rather a full
afternoon
but I could see you in say, 45
minutes.Copy !req
890. No, Sir James, I'm not a psychiatrist.Copy !req
891. Good. Oh, by the way, Sir James...Copy !req
892. which is your nearest tube station?Copy !req
893. Thank you.Copy !req
894. Mr. Travis?Copy !req
895. Would you mind taking a seat
and waiting a few moments?Copy !req
896. - Sir James is still in conference.
- Thank you.Copy !req
897. It's only a question of time.
Another six months is all I need.Copy !req
898. Three?Copy !req
899. No, no, no!Copy !req
900. - You rotten bastard! You swine!
- You must calm down.Copy !req
901. Can't you see
it's a revolutionary concept?Copy !req
902. Twenty five years of my life.Copy !req
903. Twenty five years wasted.Copy !req
904. Twenty five years down the drain.Copy !req
905. - Oh, God! All wasted!
- Professor...Copy !req
906. - Professor, you must restrain
yourself.
- You bastard! You swine!Copy !req
907. Professor.Copy !req
908. Help me. I won't go. I'll never go.
Don't let them do it.Copy !req
909. Miss Hunter, two Valium
and a barley wine for Professor
Stewart.Copy !req
910. William, a chair for Professor
Stewart.Copy !req
911. Mr. Travis.Copy !req
912. Sir James' time is worth
500 pounds per minute.Copy !req
913. Please keep it short.Copy !req
914. Mr. Michael Travis, Sir James.Copy !req
915. Well, young man.Copy !req
916. I won't beat about the bush, sir.
It's your...Copy !req
917. I won't beat about the bush, sir.
It's your daughter, Patricia.Copy !req
918. She's in bad trouble.Copy !req
919. What kind of trouble?Copy !req
920. Well, sir, the usual.
Bad company, protests, drugs.Copy !req
921. Oh, all that. Yes.Copy !req
922. I think we can save her, sir.Copy !req
923. I think she should come back
to her family...Copy !req
924. a family background.Copy !req
925. Do you even know where she is, sir?Copy !req
926. It must be heart-breaking for you,
Sir James.Copy !req
927. You amaze me.Copy !req
928. She needs you, Sir James.Copy !req
929. How strange.Copy !req
930. The trouble is, I'm so frightfully
busy.Copy !req
931. No, no, no.Copy !req
932. - I'm not gonna stand for it.
- Professor.Copy !req
933. - Professor, please.
- I'm going back in there.Copy !req
934. All right, if that's what you want.Copy !req
935. But here, now,
in front of your very eyes, Sir James.Copy !req
936. - Now!
- William.Copy !req
937. William, stop him at all costs.Copy !req
938. - Professor, please.
- Now, now.Copy !req
939. - Professor, for God's sake.
- Let me go!Copy !req
940. Let me go!Copy !req
941. - Miss Hunter.
- Yes, Sir James.Copy !req
942. Ask the senior staff
to come to my office.Copy !req
943. I'm afraid I have some very grave
and distressing news for you.Copy !req
944. Professor Stewart is dead.Copy !req
945. Professor Stewart
started life 55 years ago...Copy !req
946. of humble parentage.Copy !req
947. His father was a watchmaker in
Glasgow.Copy !req
948. At the age of 16,
he gained a scholarship to Cambridge.Copy !req
949. During the war his vital research
into the military application of
electronics...Copy !req
950. led to his rapid promotion
to the rank of major.Copy !req
951. After the war...Copy !req
952. he gave to this company the same
loyalty
that he had before given to the
nation.Copy !req
953. Now, Professor Stewart
was not only an inventor of genius...Copy !req
954. but all who came in contact with
him
felt it a privilege to have known...Copy !req
955. and loved him.Copy !req
956. Sir James, it's 10 past 5.Copy !req
957. Your appointment with Dr. Munda.Copy !req
958. Thank you, Miss Hunter.Copy !req
959. Professor Stewart was too far
in advance of his time...Copy !req
960. but his name will live long.Copy !req
961. We will stand in silence
in grateful memory for 15 seconds.Copy !req
962. Miss Hunter, send a memo
to the chief accountant.Copy !req
963. A gratuity of 740 pound per annum
to his widow.Copy !req
964. Fix the funeral for Wednesday,
Golders Green.Copy !req
965. And get me Vancouver.Copy !req
966. Pity about Stewart.Copy !req
967. Brilliant man, of course, but an
academic.Copy !req
968. Couldn't run a toffee shop.Copy !req
969. In business there's an animal who
succeeds
and an animal who doesn't.Copy !req
970. That may be my call to Vancouver.Copy !req
971. Vancouver, Canada, Sir James.Copy !req
972. Charles? James.Copy !req
973. I talked to the board.Copy !req
974. Unanimous decision, I'm afraid.Copy !req
975. We'll have to have your resignation
by midnight.Copy !req
976. No.Copy !req
977. Two million dollars compensation
is our maximum.Copy !req
978. Well, it's your decision of course.Copy !req
979. But if you don't...Copy !req
980. things could be pretty upsetting
for Kitty.Copy !req
981. Yes.Copy !req
982. Bye.Copy !req
983. - Good evening, Sir James.
- Good evening.Copy !req
984. - Good evening, Sir James.
- Sorry to keep you.Copy !req
985. Had a little hold up at the office.Copy !req
986. - My assistant, Michael...
- Travis.Copy !req
987. - Travis.
- Morrison.Copy !req
988. - Pleased to meet you.
- This way, sir.Copy !req
989. Sir James, how good of you to come.Copy !req
990. Mr. President.Copy !req
991. My minister of finance,
Mr. Timothy Souza.Copy !req
992. - How do you do?
- Madame Paillard.Copy !req
993. My home secretary, Mrs. Naidu.Copy !req
994. - How do you do?
- Colonel Steiger.Copy !req
995. - Colonel.
- Sir.Copy !req
996. - Mr. Oswald.
- Sir James.Copy !req
997. And the Right Honourable Basil Keyes,
I think you know.Copy !req
998. - Basil.
- James.Copy !req
999. Do sit down, Sir James.
Morrison, draw the curtains.Copy !req
1000. Sir James...Copy !req
1001. you are a man of business.Copy !req
1002. You deal in facts and figures.Copy !req
1003. Well, that is what we are here
to give you today.Copy !req
1004. My colleagues and I are confident...Copy !req
1005. that we can offer you
an association with our country...Copy !req
1006. that will be as profitable to you
as to ourselves.Copy !req
1007. Film please, Brewster.Copy !req
1008. The coastline of Zingara...Copy !req
1009. an uninterrupted stretch of golden
sand,
perfect for swimming, water sports...Copy !req
1010. and all the leisure facilities
demanded by holiday makers...Copy !req
1011. from the industrial centres
in Europe and the Americas.Copy !req
1012. The island already boasts one large
hotel.Copy !req
1013. Visitors can take their ease in
surroundings
of luxury and sophistication.Copy !req
1014. - A brandy, please.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
1015. Picturesque entertainment
is provided by Zingaran natives...Copy !req
1016. performing their age-old rituals...Copy !req
1017. for patrons of our holiday lodges
in the hill district.Copy !req
1018. Here in surroundings of peace and
calm...Copy !req
1019. staffs are being specially trained
satisfy
European demands for courtesy and
service.Copy !req
1020. A massive program of hotel
construction
is already underway.Copy !req
1021. Experienced European engineers
are supervising the native labour
force...Copy !req
1022. in the construction
of the Zingara Continental Hotel.Copy !req
1023. Your brandy, sir.Copy !req
1024. The completed hotel,
with its splendid public facilities...Copy !req
1025. provides 500 rooms.Copy !req
1026. Each with colour television
and private bathroom.Copy !req
1027. Thank you, Brewster.Copy !req
1028. Very attractive.
But your plans for industry?Copy !req
1029. Our free export zone
will offer generous advantages...Copy !req
1030. to all concerns
financed by foreign capital.Copy !req
1031. Repatriation of profits?Copy !req
1032. Mr. Souza.Copy !req
1033. Guaranteed to any country
you care to nominate.Copy !req
1034. Venezuela, the Vatican,
Liechtenstein, et cetera.Copy !req
1035. Oh, thanks very much.Copy !req
1036. Labour costs?Copy !req
1037. My home secretary, Mrs. Naidu,
will explain the favourable
arrangements...Copy !req
1038. we are planning for this area.Copy !req
1039. Labour conditions in Zingara
offer excellent opportunities...Copy !req
1040. for the foreign investor.Copy !req
1041. Rates of pay and working conditions
are regulated by the government.Copy !req
1042. Consequently, strikes and slowdowns
are a thing unknown.Copy !req
1043. Film, Brewster, please.Copy !req
1044. The efficiency and variety of our
light
industrial installations are a joy to
behold.Copy !req
1045. The Bumangi sausage factory
has a daily output of over 2000
pounds...Copy !req
1046. prime first-quality sausages.Copy !req
1047. All 75 percent genuine meat.Copy !req
1048. Special attention is paid to
cleanliness.Copy !req
1049. Experience has shown that
production levels benefit
considerably...Copy !req
1050. when the sexes are segregated.Copy !req
1051. The workers' living quarters
are also segregated.Copy !req
1052. Here is an ultra-modern male workers'
camp
on the outskirts of Bikana.Copy !req
1053. Their women are housed in a similar
camp
some 35 miles distant.Copy !req
1054. Male workers are paid the equivalent
of 7 New-English pence per day...Copy !req
1055. and females, at 3.Copy !req
1056. Foreign technicians are welcome
in Zingara.Copy !req
1057. Life for our foreign visitors
will be fully commensurate...Copy !req
1058. with the standards of living
and convenience...Copy !req
1059. enjoyed by their colleagues in
America
or the European Common Market.Copy !req
1060. They will also be exempted
from all personal income tax.Copy !req
1061. Thank you.Copy !req
1062. Thank you, Sir James.Copy !req
1063. Well, Sir James.Copy !req
1064. I hope we have convinced you that
Zingara
today presents a unique opportunity...Copy !req
1065. for secure investment
and a high rate of return.Copy !req
1066. There is just one consideration...Copy !req
1067. that troubles me, Mr. President.
- Please.Copy !req
1068. What guarantees can you provide
for the safe-guarding of investment?Copy !req
1069. I refer, of course,
to the threat of insurrection.Copy !req
1070. Sir James...Copy !req
1071. I will be completely honest.Copy !req
1072. It is true that a small element
of our people...Copy !req
1073. have been attempting to cause
unrest
in our northern territories.Copy !req
1074. This problem we have firmly in hand.Copy !req
1075. We're fortunate to have
the services of Colonel Steiger...Copy !req
1076. whose achievements in the Congo,
Nigeria and more recently,
Bangladesh...Copy !req
1077. must be well-known to you.Copy !req
1078. I have asked Colonel Steiger himself
to report on the situation.Copy !req
1079. The rebels number roughly
2000 men and women.Copy !req
1080. Projection.Copy !req
1081. They are operating in the northern
territories
in two main groups.Copy !req
1082. My counter-offensive has taken
the form of a two-pronged blitz...Copy !req
1083. blanket bombardment
by artillery and aircraft...Copy !req
1084. followed by landings of airborne
policing detachments...Copy !req
1085. employing scorched-earth
and random-elimination techniques.Copy !req
1086. My men are professionals,
experienced in guerrilla warfare.Copy !req
1087. The rebels are amateurs,
inexperienced and weak in defence.Copy !req
1088. So insurgent losses are heavy.Copy !req
1089. Over 300 killed.Copy !req
1090. Four hundred and fifty captured
and interned.Copy !req
1091. In view of your undoubted superiority,
Colonel Steiger...Copy !req
1092. can you tell us why this
insurrection
still persists?Copy !req
1093. The terrain is unfavourable, sir.Copy !req
1094. Jungle and swamp favour the native.Copy !req
1095. That is why we need honey.Copy !req
1096. Honey?Copy !req
1097. Precisely.Copy !req
1098. Your British honey.Copy !req
1099. The substance known as PL-45.Copy !req
1100. Or in the terminology
of my profession, "honey."Copy !req
1101. Let me show you some examples.Copy !req
1102. Slide, please.Copy !req
1103. This is a man who has received
a light exposure to this invaluable
weapon.Copy !req
1104. And again.Copy !req
1105. And again.Copy !req
1106. And again.Copy !req
1107. And again.Copy !req
1108. A beer mug full of honey
can create a lethal zone...Copy !req
1109. for all forms of terrestrial life
within an area of 15 acres.Copy !req
1110. Low-flying aircraft spraying PL-45...Copy !req
1111. can cover 100 square miles
in two hours.Copy !req
1112. Thank you.Copy !req
1113. This is all I need to finish the job.Copy !req
1114. Impressive.Copy !req
1115. But you understand, Colonel Steiger...Copy !req
1116. that granted supplies
of adequate quantities of honey...Copy !req
1117. you are prepared to guarantee
the internal stability of your
territory?Copy !req
1118. You have my word.Copy !req
1119. Basil, a moment.Copy !req
1120. Champagne, monsieur?Copy !req
1121. - Thank you very much, ma'am.
- Please.Copy !req
1122. Thank you.Copy !req
1123. Glad to see you made it, old boy.
Stick with the old man.Copy !req
1124. You'll run a good wicket. Cheers.Copy !req
1125. - Cheers.
- YesCopy !req
1126. Yes.Copy !req
1127. Excuse me. Excuse me.Copy !req
1128. I don't think you've met
my new assistant, Travis.Copy !req
1129. Travis, this is Basil Keyes.Copy !req
1130. I could send Travis along
sometime tomorrow.Copy !req
1131. We've got a night sitting,
that should finish before lunch.Copy !req
1132. - So anywhere near the House of
Commons.
- Right.Copy !req
1133. Mr. President, I'll take these
documents
home with me, if I may.Copy !req
1134. Study them thoroughly.
I shan't keep you waiting.Copy !req
1135. - Well, it must be all of 40 years.
- Thirty nine.Copy !req
1136. - I shared digs with the president's
brother.
- How nice.Copy !req
1137. I shall never forget that wonderful
spring morning in your room at
Balliol.Copy !req
1138. You and Peter drunk on the
bookshelves.Copy !req
1139. Karl Marx and Keynes on the floor.Copy !req
1140. - How is Peter?
- In detention, alas.Copy !req
1141. I was urged to hang him
but for once I was weak.Copy !req
1142. "Power creates the man." Tacitus.Copy !req
1143. Cheers.Copy !req
1144. Thank you, Warner.Copy !req
1145. About half an hour.Copy !req
1146. - She never gets out of bed.
- Oh, rotten luck.Copy !req
1147. - Do sit down.
- Thank you.Copy !req
1148. - Hello, Frank.
- Good afternoon, sir.Copy !req
1149. - Mr. Travis will have a...
- A dry martini, very dry.Copy !req
1150. - Dry martini, Frank, and a large
scotch.
- Thank you, sir.Copy !req
1151. I don't think you'll run into any
trouble.
They've got their briefing.Copy !req
1152. They're all good chaps.Copy !req
1153. Everything's under control.Copy !req
1154. Good luck.Copy !req
1155. And don't leave any fingerprints.Copy !req
1156. When there's a bluebird
Singing by your windowpaneCopy !req
1157. And the sun shines bright all day
throughCopy !req
1158. Don't forget, boy
Look over your shoulderCopy !req
1159. Because there's always
Someone coming after youCopy !req
1160. YouCopy !req
1161. - Like a brandy, Warner?
- Not for me, sir.Copy !req
1162. - I never touch a drop on the job.
- Of course, of course.Copy !req
1163. When everything in life
Seems just as it should beCopy !req
1164. At last success
Seems just around the doorCopy !req
1165. Don't forget, boy
Look over your shoulderCopy !req
1166. Because things don't stay the same
For evermoreCopy !req
1167. Hope springs eternal
In a young man's breastCopy !req
1168. And he dreams of a better life aheadCopy !req
1169. Without that dream
You are nothing, nothing, nothingCopy !req
1170. You have to find out for yourself
That dream is deadCopy !req
1171. DeadCopy !req
1172. DeadCopy !req
1173. DeadCopy !req
1174. Hello, there.Copy !req
1175. - There you are.
- How do you do?Copy !req
1176. - Pleased to meet you. Travis.
- Wallis.Copy !req
1177. - Had a good run down?
- Fine, thank you. Fine.Copy !req
1178. Got the bumf, have you?Copy !req
1179. Good.Copy !req
1180. Nearly there.Copy !req
1181. Good, good, good.Copy !req
1182. We're over here.Copy !req
1183. Sergeant Beevers.Copy !req
1184. We've got the okay to take off.
Do the necessary, will you?Copy !req
1185. Yes, sir.Copy !req
1186. Ground control to pilot/navigator.Copy !req
1187. Destination Honey.Copy !req
1188. Flight AT-060
is Zingara International Airport.Copy !req
1189. Take off one-five minutes.Copy !req
1190. Roger, ground control. Will do.Copy !req
1191. - Sign by the cross, sir.
- Oh, thank you.Copy !req
1192. Twelve thousand gallons
of the stuff there.Copy !req
1193. You could do half East Africa
with that, Mr. Travis.Copy !req
1194. And of course, it was your flag
that went up and ours that came down.Copy !req
1195. And the extraordinary thing was
that the duchess never even noticed.Copy !req
1196. That will be all, thank you, Jenkins.Copy !req
1197. Well, gentlemen, to business.Copy !req
1198. Sir James, we would like
the first instalment.Copy !req
1199. In cash.Copy !req
1200. Travis.Copy !req
1201. This is the combination
to the safe in my study.Copy !req
1202. You will find a case there.Copy !req
1203. - Bring it here.
- Sir.Copy !req
1204. - Please, darling.
- Please, Dickey.Copy !req
1205. - But you must.
- Oh, don't go on, Dickey.Copy !req
1206. I've never been very sure of myself.
Not until I found you.Copy !req
1207. You drink too much.Copy !req
1208. I know.Copy !req
1209. You're my last chance.Copy !req
1210. Oh, little Dickey.Copy !req
1211. My God.Copy !req
1212. Michael.Copy !req
1213. Patricia.Copy !req
1214. What are you doing here?Copy !req
1215. This is my home.Copy !req
1216. - Well, who was that?
- Dickey?Copy !req
1217. The Duke of Belminster.Copy !req
1218. He's an old friend of mine.Copy !req
1219. What does he want?Copy !req
1220. He wants to marry me.Copy !req
1221. Well, you can't.Copy !req
1222. I might. I haven't decided yet.Copy !req
1223. But I love you
and I'm going to marry you.Copy !req
1224. Look.Copy !req
1225. Oh, Michael.
You're so hopelessly conventional.Copy !req
1226. I told you I was gonna be a success.Copy !req
1227. And I am.Copy !req
1228. I did warn you.Copy !req
1229. Wait here for me.Copy !req
1230. Thank you, Michael.Copy !req
1231. Sir James, we need a witness.Copy !req
1232. Travis.Copy !req
1233. Who?Copy !req
1234. I see.Copy !req
1235. Yes.Copy !req
1236. Of course not.Copy !req
1237. Show them up.Copy !req
1238. The fraud squad.Copy !req
1239. Now, please, everyone, keep quite
calm.Copy !req
1240. Inspector Carding is a very decent
fellow.
Mr. Souza, if you please.Copy !req
1241. Travis.Copy !req
1242. Put those in your pocket.Copy !req
1243. The case please. Sit down.Copy !req
1244. Hold this.Copy !req
1245. Inspector Carding.Copy !req
1246. Good evening, inspector.Copy !req
1247. Good evening, Sir James.Copy !req
1248. - I'm sorry to disturb you, Sir James.
- Not at all.Copy !req
1249. I think you know everybody here.Copy !req
1250. Except perhaps my new assistant,
Michael Travis.Copy !req
1251. He hasn't been with me very long.Copy !req
1252. It is Mr. Travis I wish to interview.
With your permission, of course.Copy !req
1253. Now, is there anyone here you
recognize?Copy !req
1254. Yes.Copy !req
1255. That is the man.Copy !req
1256. Thank you, Beevers.Copy !req
1257. I beg your pardon, Mr. Travis,
may I have that bag?Copy !req
1258. Just a minute.Copy !req
1259. Did you sign this, sir?Copy !req
1260. Yes.Copy !req
1261. Is this your signature, sir?Copy !req
1262. Yes.Copy !req
1263. Is this your signature, sir?Copy !req
1264. No.Copy !req
1265. Is this your signature, sir?Copy !req
1266. Oh, no.Copy !req
1267. Complete forgery.Copy !req
1268. Not worth the paper it's written on.Copy !req
1269. Bag, please.Copy !req
1270. Do you realize it's an offence to
export
bullion from the U.K. Without...Copy !req
1271. the permission of the Bank of
England?
- Yes.Copy !req
1272. When I came into this room,
that bag was in your possession?Copy !req
1273. Yes.Copy !req
1274. Would you mind, sir?Copy !req
1275. All right, Michael.Copy !req
1276. Trust me.Copy !req
1277. I'll take that, Carding.Copy !req
1278. I'm so sorry to have disturbed you,
Sir JamesCopy !req
1279. Dr. Munda.Copy !req
1280. The dividing line...Copy !req
1281. between the House of Lords
and Pentonville jail is very, very
thin.Copy !req
1282. We all want justice
But you got to have the money to buy
itCopy !req
1283. You'd have to be a fool
To close your eyes and deny itCopy !req
1284. There's a lot of poor people
Who are walking the streets of my townCopy !req
1285. Too blind to see that justice
Is used to do them right downCopy !req
1286. All through life from beginning to end
You pay your monthly instalmentsCopy !req
1287. Next to health is wealth
And only wealth will buy you justiceCopy !req
1288. And money and justiceCopy !req
1289. Money and justiceCopy !req
1290. Money, justiceCopy !req
1291. - deposit account of innocence.Copy !req
1292. Now, Travis, was given a position
of great trust by his benefactor.Copy !req
1293. One of England's
most eminent industrialists.Copy !req
1294. He repaid that trust...Copy !req
1295. by seeking to export for his own
gain,
10 million pounds...Copy !req
1296. of his employer's money.Copy !req
1297. Was this the action of an innocent?Copy !req
1298. If such perfidy can be committed
without fear of retribution...Copy !req
1299. then how can the rule of law,
patriotism, duty...Copy !req
1300. the very basis of our society,
hope to survive?Copy !req
1301. Well, go and consider
your verdict carefully.Copy !req
1302. And take your time.Copy !req
1303. Be upstanding in court.Copy !req
1304. Be upstanding in court.Copy !req
1305. Members of the jury...Copy !req
1306. have you arrived at a verdict
on which you are all agreed?Copy !req
1307. - We have, My Lord.
- Do you find the prisoner guilty...Copy !req
1308. or not guilty?
- Guilty, My Lord.Copy !req
1309. May I say how entirely I agree
with that verdict.Copy !req
1310. The prisoner will stand
to receive sentence.Copy !req
1311. Society is based on good faith...Copy !req
1312. on a commonly accepted bond.Copy !req
1313. It is the inflamed greed of people
like you,
Michael Travis...Copy !req
1314. that has led to the present
breakdown
of our society.Copy !req
1315. Before I pass sentence,
have you anything to say?Copy !req
1316. My Lord, I did my duty.Copy !req
1317. I only wanted to be successful.Copy !req
1318. I did my best.Copy !req
1319. And you failed.Copy !req
1320. I am innocent, My Lord.Copy !req
1321. I sentence you to five years hard
labour.Copy !req
1322. Come on. There we are.Copy !req
1323. Yeah.Copy !req
1324. Come on. Come on.Copy !req
1325. Yes. Come on.Copy !req
1326. Let's have a look at you.Copy !req
1327. There we are. Be gentle, be gentle.Copy !req
1328. Let's have a look.Copy !req
1329. Oh, that's better.Copy !req
1330. Yes, there we are, hold still.Copy !req
1331. Yeah.Copy !req
1332. All right, Travis,
you've done your stretch.Copy !req
1333. Now smarten up for the governor.Copy !req
1334. Well done, lad.Copy !req
1335. Well, Travis, you're free.Copy !req
1336. Free to rejoin the world
of decent, ordinary men and women...Copy !req
1337. who are content to earn their
daily bread
by the sweat of their brows.Copy !req
1338. The brotherhood of man, Travis.Copy !req
1339. I know where I went wrong, sir.Copy !req
1340. I've been thinking.Copy !req
1341. Good lad.Copy !req
1342. I've read books...Copy !req
1343. and I see things differently now,
sir.Copy !req
1344. Well, now, tell me.Copy !req
1345. Have you...?Copy !req
1346. Have you any plans?Copy !req
1347. No plans, sir.Copy !req
1348. I just want to get out there
and learn to be a proper human being,
sir.Copy !req
1349. I'd like to...
I'd like to read you something.Copy !req
1350. I think it may help.Copy !req
1351. "One that never turned his back
but marched breast forward...Copy !req
1352. never doubted clouds would break...Copy !req
1353. never dreamed
that wrong would triumph...Copy !req
1354. held we fall to rise...Copy !req
1355. sleep to wake."Copy !req
1356. I'd like you to have this.Copy !req
1357. It belonged to my grandmother...Copy !req
1358. but you may find it will help you
through the difficult days that lie
ahead.Copy !req
1359. Thank you very much, sir.Copy !req
1360. I've sensed the spark
of idealism in you...Copy !req
1361. and that can move mountains,
you know that?Copy !req
1362. Oh, for a man like you, Travis...Copy !req
1363. Michael, for a boy like you,
you're still young.Copy !req
1364. Everything is possible.Copy !req
1365. The world is your oyster.Copy !req
1366. I can see you stripped,
building motorways.Copy !req
1367. You have eyes like Steve McQueen.Copy !req
1368. Did anyone ever tell you that?Copy !req
1369. Goodbye, Travis.Copy !req
1370. And good luck.Copy !req
1371. Maclntyre.Copy !req
1372. Biles.Copy !req
1373. Eccles.Copy !req
1374. Travis.Copy !req
1375. Goodbye.Copy !req
1376. Bye, Frank.Copy !req
1377. Goodbye, old chap.
I'll send you a postcard.Copy !req
1378. Goodbye.Copy !req
1379. - Lawrence!
- Mommy!Copy !req
1380. Thank you, Michael, for everything.Copy !req
1381. Goodbye. Best of luck.Copy !req
1382. Thank you.Copy !req
1383. On your own?Copy !req
1384. - On your own then?
- Yes.Copy !req
1385. - Anywhere to go?
- I'll manage.Copy !req
1386. Just a minute.Copy !req
1387. - Do you want a lift?
- No, thanks. I'm going the other way.Copy !req
1388. Here.Copy !req
1389. - What is it?
- Down in the East End.Copy !req
1390. Give you a start there.Copy !req
1391. Be good.Copy !req
1392. I won't be seeing you anymore.Copy !req
1393. Well, good luck.Copy !req
1394. It may not be as easy as you think.Copy !req
1395. It soothes his sorrows
Heals his woundsCopy !req
1396. And drives away his fearCopy !req
1397. It makes the wounded spirit wholeCopy !req
1398. And calms the troubled breastCopy !req
1399. Thank you very much.Copy !req
1400. 'Tis manna to the hungry soulCopy !req
1401. And to the weary restCopy !req
1402. Would you like to help?Copy !req
1403. Oh, sure I would.Copy !req
1404. Are you sure you can spare it?Copy !req
1405. Gladly.Copy !req
1406. - You're from the prison, aren't you?
- That's right.Copy !req
1407. There's no need to be ashamed.Copy !req
1408. I'm not ashamed.Copy !req
1409. Glory, hallelujah!Copy !req
1410. Major! Major!Copy !req
1411. Major.Copy !req
1412. - boundless stores of graceCopy !req
1413. - and he's just come out of prison
too.Copy !req
1414. Brothers, today we have with us
a young man...Copy !req
1415. who has turned over
a completely new leaf.Copy !req
1416. He has only just left prison...Copy !req
1417. yet he has given generously
of his meagre store.Copy !req
1418. Glory, hallelujah.Copy !req
1419. Friend, will you step up beside me
and bear witness?Copy !req
1420. Bear witness? What to?Copy !req
1421. Your sins.Copy !req
1422. I don't believe in sin.Copy !req
1423. Everybody sins. We know.Copy !req
1424. Brother, be warned,
you stand in great danger.Copy !req
1425. I thought like you once, sir,
but now I've learned better.Copy !req
1426. People are good
if you give them the chance.Copy !req
1427. Oh, excuse me.Copy !req
1428. - Oh, sorry. You all right?
- Sorry, sorry.Copy !req
1429. We've got to start with humanity.Copy !req
1430. We must try and trust one another.Copy !req
1431. People are good.
Everyone has goodness in them.Copy !req
1432. It's poverty.
That's why people commit crimes.Copy !req
1433. It's not poverty, laddie.Copy !req
1434. It's the old Adam pride,
envy, gluttony, sloth.Copy !req
1435. A great philosopher once wrote
something I'd like you all to hear.Copy !req
1436. "My country is the world,
and my religion is to do good."Copy !req
1437. Tom Paine.Copy !req
1438. Tom Paine denied God.Copy !req
1439. He believed in mankind.Copy !req
1440. Brother, we will pray for you.Copy !req
1441. Let us all kneel together, friends.Copy !req
1442. Oh, Lord, look down in mercy
on this, our misguided brother.Copy !req
1443. Guide his feet into the way of life.Copy !req
1444. Remove the blindfold from his eyes.Copy !req
1445. Lift up his gaze to the eternal
hills...Copy !req
1446. from whence cometh our only help.Copy !req
1447. Amen.Copy !req
1448. Bringing in the sheaves.Copy !req
1449. Sewing in the morning
Sewing seeds of kindnessCopy !req
1450. You bird! It's too flipping short!Copy !req
1451. Look at him.Copy !req
1452. What are you trying to do, pick
apples?Copy !req
1453. He thinks he's picking apples.Copy !req
1454. Here, you. You.Copy !req
1455. - Yeah, you.
- No, not you. You.Copy !req
1456. Bring up that blinking bar.Copy !req
1457. - Just behind you.
- The big one behind...Copy !req
1458. - That's right.
- That's right.Copy !req
1459. - Bring it up here.
- Up here.Copy !req
1460. - Quick.
- Come on, mate, move.Copy !req
1461. - Bring it up here.
- Up here, hurry.Copy !req
1462. - Quick, upstairs.
- Come quick.Copy !req
1463. Mighty improvement you are.Copy !req
1464. Up here. Get this door open.Copy !req
1465. Give us your bag.Copy !req
1466. - Mrs. Richards.
- Come out of there.Copy !req
1467. Come on out.Copy !req
1468. She's put the bed against the door.
Double bolted it.Copy !req
1469. She's gonna do it this time,
you mark my words.Copy !req
1470. Selfish bitch.
She's got the kids in there with her.Copy !req
1471. But she'll probably do them in and
all.Copy !req
1472. - What's the matter? What's wrong?
- What's wrong?Copy !req
1473. She's gonna kill herself,
that's what's wrong.Copy !req
1474. - Well, can't you stop her?
- Well, go on then, you stop her.Copy !req
1475. - Nobody's holding you back, are they?
- Mrs. Richards!Copy !req
1476. Mrs. Richards!Copy !req
1477. What you gonna do?Copy !req
1478. - It's dangerous.
- Oh, my God.Copy !req
1479. He'll never make it.Copy !req
1480. - Oh, my God.
- Oh, now, don't.Copy !req
1481. Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1482. Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1483. Mrs. Richards, what are you doing?Copy !req
1484. Cleaning the floor, what's it look
like?Copy !req
1485. What's all this about killing
yourself?Copy !req
1486. I've had enough.Copy !req
1487. You've been shut up here too long.
Think of the world outside.Copy !req
1488. Mrs. Richards. Now, please stop it.
I want you to listen.Copy !req
1489. My husband has to find
the place looking nice.Copy !req
1490. I'll not have him saying
I did wrong in the end.Copy !req
1491. You should meet some people.
Make some nice friends.Copy !req
1492. I haven't been out since we had Penny.
Not in six years.Copy !req
1493. - Well, take a holiday.
- Harry's off work.Copy !req
1494. - Hasn't had a job for four years.
- Well, think of the children.Copy !req
1495. - I mean, they're the only ones who
matter.
- How can I keep a child clean?Copy !req
1496. How much do you think
a pair of kid's shoes costs?Copy !req
1497. The cheapest? One pound twenty.Copy !req
1498. Life is a gift, Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1499. You haven't the right to throw it
away.Copy !req
1500. Look, this is the food I buy each week
for ourselves and the kids:Copy !req
1501. Seven loaves of bread,
20 pounds of potatoes...Copy !req
1502. three quarters of a pound of tea,
a packet of porridge...Copy !req
1503. two packs of cornflakes.
- There's always tomorrow.Copy !req
1504. One pack of Co-op soap powder,
three or four pounds of cabbage...Copy !req
1505. two swedes, custard powder...Copy !req
1506. baked beans, sometimes,
tinned tomatoes, sometimes...Copy !req
1507. tinned spaghetti, sometimes,
lettuce, when cheap.Copy !req
1508. Food isn't everything.
Fresh air! Sunshine...Copy !req
1509. - Penny!
- Yes, Mum.Copy !req
1510. Bring the Brasso.Copy !req
1511. Now, I want you to go over there,
love.Copy !req
1512. Wash the big pan under the hot tap.Copy !req
1513. Get out every bit of tomato soup
before your dad gets back.Copy !req
1514. Mrs. Richards...Copy !req
1515. Mrs. Richards...
Please listen to this, Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1516. Now, please listen.Copy !req
1517. "Life is mostly froth and bubble,
two things stand like stone.Copy !req
1518. Kindness in another's trouble,
courage in your own."Copy !req
1519. Who said that?Copy !req
1520. Adam Lindsay Gordon. He was a poet.Copy !req
1521. More of a fool, if you ask me.Copy !req
1522. Well, wait then, Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1523. Now, wait, Mrs. Richards.
Wait, Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1524. Listen to this. Please, Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1525. Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1526. Tell Harry to leave a note
for the milkman.Copy !req
1527. Two pints.Copy !req
1528. - Penny.
- Yes, Mum?Copy !req
1529. "There's a special providence
in the fall of a sparrow." Hamlet.Copy !req
1530. Go on, go and sit over there.
Be a good girl.Copy !req
1531. Please listen, Mrs. Richards.
Please listen to this.Copy !req
1532. Now, this will really help, Mrs.
Richards.
Please listen carefully.Copy !req
1533. "One that never turned his back
but marched breast forward...Copy !req
1534. never doubted clouds would break."Copy !req
1535. Don't do anything rash, Mrs. Richards.Copy !req
1536. Every cloud has a silver lining,
Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Richards!Copy !req
1537. Mrs. Richards!Copy !req
1538. Down on the corner of the street
Where I was born we used to meetCopy !req
1539. And sing the old songs
We called them dole songsCopy !req
1540. And we'd harmonize so clear
Even though it was the beerCopy !req
1541. That made the tears run
About the years gone byCopy !req
1542. And we'd go home and kiss the wifeCopy !req
1543. Hoping a kiss could change your lifeCopy !req
1544. That's how romance is
No second chancesCopy !req
1545. Back in my hometownCopy !req
1546. Things aren't so very different nowCopy !req
1547. Poor folk must get along somehowCopy !req
1548. You live forever on the never neverCopy !req
1549. Back in my hometownCopy !req
1550. No queue jumping. Keep in line.
Remember, only one bun each.Copy !req
1551. Nice and hot.Copy !req
1552. That's a nice coat you've got.Copy !req
1553. Are you feeling better now, Arthur?Copy !req
1554. - Got black locks in my bed again.
- Oh, chin up. Better than rats.Copy !req
1555. Have some bread and butter.Copy !req
1556. - Have you got any jam?
- Yes.Copy !req
1557. Tuck in.Copy !req
1558. Hello, a new face.Copy !req
1559. Oh, don't by shy. Down on your luck?Copy !req
1560. Here, you get this inside you.Copy !req
1561. - Watch out, it's hot.
- Thank you.Copy !req
1562. Arthur, you are making a mess.Copy !req
1563. I'll do that for you.Copy !req
1564. He likes it thick.Copy !req
1565. Oh, super. Thanks awfully.Copy !req
1566. Oh, good girl, Vera. That's lovely.Copy !req
1567. - Jam?
- Thank you so much.Copy !req
1568. There.Copy !req
1569. Arthritis. Incurable.Copy !req
1570. Be dead in six months, poor old thing.Copy !req
1571. - Do you do this every night?
- Whenever I can.Copy !req
1572. Well, I have so much time
in the evenings.Copy !req
1573. Do you get paid for it?Copy !req
1574. Good Lord, no. It's just that one
has to do what one can to help.Copy !req
1575. Can I help?Copy !req
1576. That's extremely kind.
I can use all the help I can get.Copy !req
1577. Here, you grab hold of this.Copy !req
1578. Any more cups, please? Won't be a
jiff.Copy !req
1579. Thank you. Thank you.Copy !req
1580. Thank you. Good night.Copy !req
1581. - See you tomorrow.
- Good night.Copy !req
1582. They do so appreciate it.Copy !req
1583. Even I need sleep, of course.Copy !req
1584. It gets a bit of a grind on one's own.
Even the strongest stumble.Copy !req
1585. But one does what one can.Copy !req
1586. Now, do you see that bonfire over
there?Copy !req
1587. That's all my regulars.Copy !req
1588. Now, you just toddle across
and give them their soup.Copy !req
1589. You'll find some of them a bit touchy,
but they're all real characters.Copy !req
1590. Yes, but what shall I say?
What shall I do?Copy !req
1591. Well, it's simple, just be yourself.Copy !req
1592. Don't put on an act. They don't like
that.Copy !req
1593. - Well, where are you going?
- I've got the railway stations to do.Copy !req
1594. Oh, leave the impedimenta
at the side of the road.Copy !req
1595. Be back about 5.Copy !req
1596. Bye.Copy !req
1597. Bye!Copy !req
1598. Hot soup?Copy !req
1599. Hot soup?Copy !req
1600. Cat's piss.Copy !req
1601. Do you have any pepper?Copy !req
1602. Do you have any pepp...?Copy !req
1603. Soup?Copy !req
1604. Hot soup, sir?Copy !req
1605. Sorry, son, I can't take solids.Copy !req
1606. Hot soup?Copy !req
1607. My God, Patricia.Copy !req
1608. Michael.Copy !req
1609. I thought you were going to marry
the Duke of Belminster.Copy !req
1610. This is the Duke of Belminster.Copy !req
1611. Leave him alone.Copy !req
1612. We don't want your filthy charity!
Get back to school!Copy !req
1613. Get out of here!Copy !req
1614. - Listen, friends, comrades...
- Go back to nanny!Copy !req
1615. - Listen to me, comrades.
- Join the army!Copy !req
1616. - Listen to me, brothers.
- Brothers? We ain't your bleeding
brothers.Copy !req
1617. You're men. You must realize it.Copy !req
1618. Men, mankind, brothers...Copy !req
1619. it's the only truth.
- Truth?Copy !req
1620. This is the only truth, you bastard.Copy !req
1621. Man!Copy !req
1622. No, it's you, me, all of us.Copy !req
1623. We're all there is. Only man exists.Copy !req
1624. Man, listen to it.Copy !req
1625. What a marvellous word.
Isn't it a marvellous word?Copy !req
1626. It's fantastic. We must respect it.Copy !req
1627. We must respect each other.
Not charity, not pity, but dignity,
respect.Copy !req
1628. I know, I swear it.
We must love one another.Copy !req
1629. Love!Copy !req
1630. Brothers!Copy !req
1631. Brothers, brothers, brothers!Copy !req
1632. Brothers!Copy !req
1633. Everyone is going through changesCopy !req
1634. And no one knows what's going onCopy !req
1635. And everybody changes placesCopy !req
1636. But the world still carries onCopy !req
1637. Love must always change to sorrowCopy !req
1638. And everyone must play the gameCopy !req
1639. It's here today and gone tomorrowCopy !req
1640. But the world goes on the sameCopy !req
1641. Now love must always change to sorrowCopy !req
1642. And everyone must play the gameCopy !req
1643. It's here today and gone tomorrowCopy !req
1644. But the world goes on the sameCopy !req
1645. Try your luck?Copy !req
1646. - Name?
- Michael Travis.Copy !req
1647. Availability?Copy !req
1648. Available.Copy !req
1649. What I would like you to do
is stand in front of the screen...Copy !req
1650. and I'll let you know what to do
in a minute.Copy !req
1651. Books.Copy !req
1652. Hold these under your right arm,
will you?Copy !req
1653. Good. Gun.Copy !req
1654. More aggressive.Copy !req
1655. Right.Copy !req
1656. Now smile.Copy !req
1657. - I beg your pardon?
- Smile.Copy !req
1658. - Why?
- Just do it.Copy !req
1659. I'm afraid I can't smile without a
reason.Copy !req
1660. Smile.Copy !req
1661. - What's there to smile about?
- Just do it.Copy !req
1662. Why?Copy !req
1663. Don't ask why.Copy !req
1664. What's there to smile about?Copy !req
1665. If you have a friend
On whom you think you can relyCopy !req
1666. You are a lucky manCopy !req
1667. And if you found the reason
To live on and not to dieCopy !req
1668. You are a lucky manCopy !req
1669. The preachers, and the poets
And the scholars don't know itCopy !req
1670. The temples, and the statues
And steeples don't show itCopy !req
1671. If you've got the secret
Just try not to blow itCopy !req
1672. Stay a lucky manCopy !req
1673. Stay a lucky manCopy !req
1674. Because on and onCopy !req
1675. And on and on we goCopy !req
1676. And it's around the world
In circles turningCopy !req
1677. Earning what we can
While others dance awayCopy !req
1678. The chance to light your wayCopy !req
1679. So you know that if you have a friend
On whom you think you can relyCopy !req
1680. You are a lucky manCopy !req
1681. And if you've found the reason
To live on and not to dieCopy !req
1682. You are a lucky manCopy !req
1683. You know the preachers, and the poets
And the scholars don't know itCopy !req
1684. And the temples, and statues
And steeples won't show itCopy !req
1685. If you've got the secret
Just try not to blow itCopy !req
1686. Stay a lucky manCopy !req
1687. Oh, stay a lucky manCopy !req
1688. And it's around and round, and round
And round, and round we goCopy !req
1689. And it's around the world
In circles turningCopy !req
1690. Earning what we can
While others dance awayCopy !req
1691. The chance to light your dayCopy !req
1692. So it's on, and on and onCopy !req
1693. And it's on, and on and onCopy !req
1694. Around the world in circles turning
Earning what we canCopy !req
1695. While others dance away
The chance to light your dayCopy !req