1. - Come on! Are youse ready? - Aye! Aye!Copy !req
2. On your marks! Get set!Copy !req
3. - Go! -Copy !req
4. Yeah!Copy !req
5. - Stew, Dr Garrigan? -Copy !req
6. - And you, Dr Garrigan? - HmmCopy !req
7. I, uh...Copy !req
8. - I thought that... - MotherCopy !req
9. Seeing as we have something to celebrate, we might have a wee drop.Copy !req
10. - Sherry - Right RightCopy !req
11. Uh-huh Your mother and I are very proud of you, NicholasCopy !req
12. - Very proud - Not quite as good a degree as mineCopy !req
13. but a fine one neverthelessCopy !req
14. — Being a family doctor...Copy !req
15. Well, let me tell you, Nicholas, you've chosen a fine lifeCopy !req
16. If you'll both raise your glassesCopy !req
17. a toastCopy !req
18. To father and sonCopy !req
19. A long future togetherCopy !req
20. Nicholas, are you all right in there?Copy !req
21. I'm fineCopy !req
22. I'm fineCopy !req
23. Okay First place you land, you goCopy !req
24. First place you land, you goCopy !req
25. CanadaCopy !req
26. What are all the soldiers for?Copy !req
27. - Excuse me Do you speak English? - YesCopy !req
28. What are all the soldiers for?Copy !req
29. The army's taking over. There is a coup.Copy !req
30. - A coup? What, are we safe? - Don't worry.Copy !req
31. These are General Amin's men. He fights for the people.Copy !req
32. It's a very happy day for usCopy !req
33. - Is that him? - YesCopy !req
34. - What do you do in Scotland? - Well, I'm a doctor.Copy !req
35. - A qualified doctor - OhCopy !req
36. Yeah I thought maybe use my skills here, you know?Copy !req
37. Monkeys! Look! Look up there, Tolu. Look.Copy !req
38. Do you have monkeys in Scotland?Copy !req
39. No, we don't have monkeys in ScotlandCopy !req
40. No. If we had monkeys in Scotland...Copy !req
41. we'd probably deep-fry them.Copy !req
42. I think I'm gonna like itCopy !req
43. This is my stopCopy !req
44. I'm a medical officer overseas!Copy !req
45. Dr. Garrigan?Copy !req
46. - Uh, Dr Merrit - No, I'm Sarah, David's wifeCopy !req
47. - Welcome - HelloCopy !req
48. David was called out on an emergencyCopy !req
49. - I hope everything's okay - YeahJust normal business around hereCopy !req
50. - Safe journey? -Copy !req
51. - Uh, well, you know, it was... - Bloody awfulCopy !req
52. Goat up your ass and your face in someone's armpitCopy !req
53. Last time I did that trip, I nearly asphyxiatedCopy !req
54. Right Hop inCopy !req
55. Actually, I waited for the bus yesterday too.Copy !req
56. - Oh, yeah? - We were getting a little worried about youCopy !req
57. Thought you might have got caught up in the coupCopy !req
58. It's official now, by the way Obote's out Radio's full of itCopy !req
59. Who's Obote?Copy !req
60. - Ex-president - Oh, right And, uh, what's his nameCopy !req
61. Amin. He's taken over. Yeah?Copy !req
62. You've certainly come at a busy time.Copy !req
63. Whatever I can do to helpCopy !req
64. - Morning, Nicholas. - MorningCopy !req
65. - So, what do you think? - Aye Aye, fineCopy !req
66. Come on Come throughCopy !req
67. This is the operating roomCopy !req
68. Simple procedures for the most partCopy !req
69. - Ah, morning - MorningCopy !req
70. If you don't mind me asking, how many doctors are there here?Copy !req
71. Well, there's me, and, uh... and now there's youCopy !req
72. - Good morning, Sister. Good morning. - Morning.Copy !req
73. You know, the, uh, interesting thing isCopy !req
74. 80% of the locals still prefer the witch doctor to usCopy !req
75. Sometimes I think we're just skimming the surface of an oceanCopy !req
76. - Ready? - YeahCopy !req
77. There we are WhooCopy !req
78. - There we go Okay - Over here OkayCopy !req
79. Yes, thank youCopy !req
80. - And... -Copy !req
81. Okay, and one more. Okay, who's next?Copy !req
82. That's a lovely name Can I just see your...Copy !req
83. — Yeah?Copy !req
84. — Nicholas, are you ready?Copy !req
85. Dr MerritCopy !req
86. What is it?Copy !req
87. - Complications with the Magisha baby - I'll goCopy !req
88. No, no I'd better go I know the motherCopy !req
89. Ah, sorry I'll be back in an hour or twoCopy !req
90. Bonny.Copy !req
91. — Jump in.Copy !req
92. - Hi, Bonny - HiCopy !req
93. MmmCopy !req
94. - I hope you don't mind me saying this, but... - Yeah?Copy !req
95. You seem an unlikely candidate for this kind of workCopy !req
96. Why? 'Cause I don't wear socks and sandals?Copy !req
97. Touch¨¦Copy !req
98. I still want to make a difference, you knowCopy !req
99. - Really? - Yes, reallyCopy !req
100. Want to have fun, too, thoughCopy !req
101. Bit of adventure Something differentCopy !req
102. That's a lot of thingsCopy !req
103. Is it?Copy !req
104. Yeah!Copy !req
105. It's a beautiful goal for Scotland!Copy !req
106. — Yeah!Copy !req
107. That's a good oneCopy !req
108. - Hey, Bonny, why are the women singing? -Copy !req
109. You don't know? The president is coming to the village.Copy !req
110. Where's Dr Merrit?Copy !req
111. - He has gone to town for stores - RightCopy !req
112. Come on I thought you might be slightly curious to see the new bossCopy !req
113. I don't work for AminCopy !req
114. Right FineCopy !req
115. Just thought it might be funCopy !req
116. OkayCopy !req
117. — Okay, okayCopy !req
118. Amin!Copy !req
119. Amin! Amin!Copy !req
120. Amin! Amin!Copy !req
121. Amin! Amin!Copy !req
122. And I want to promise youCopy !req
123. this will be a government of action, not of wordsCopy !req
124. We will build new schools, new roads!Copy !req
125. And new houses!Copy !req
126. I may wear...Copy !req
127. the uniform of a generalCopy !req
128. but, hey...Copy !req
129. In my heart, I am a simple manCopy !req
130. - Like you -Copy !req
131. I know who you are and everything that you areCopy !req
132. I am youCopy !req
133. Ask my soldiers All my lifeCopy !req
134. I never eat food until my soldiers have eaten firstCopy !req
135. It will be like this in Uganda nowCopy !req
136. Together, we will make this country betterCopy !req
137. And stronger!Copy !req
138. - And free! -Copy !req
139. Whoo! Whoo!Copy !req
140. - Have you seen enough now? - What?Copy !req
141. Have you seen enough now?Copy !req
142. Just-Just a couple of minutes.Copy !req
143. Whoo!Copy !req
144. WhooCopy !req
145. - Can we please go now? - OkayCopy !req
146. They sang just like that for OboteCopy !req
147. They sang just like that for OboteCopy !req
148. until they realized that he turned their economy into a personal bank accountCopy !req
149. Oh, come on Give the man a chanceCopy !req
150. I'm serious You talk to me in a couple of yearsCopy !req
151. — What's going on?Copy !req
152. JesusCopy !req
153. - What's the problem? -Copy !req
154. - They're looking for a doctor -Copy !req
155. The president's been hurt in an accidentCopy !req
156. - We have to come We'll follow you? -Copy !req
157. God How terrifyingCopy !req
158. — My hand!Copy !req
159. - Whoa Whoa - My hand is broken!Copy !req
160. - Get that farmer out of my sight! -Copy !req
161. Hey HeyCopy !req
162. Hey HeyCopy !req
163. Come Come hereCopy !req
164. My name's Dr Garrigan I hear you have a problem with your handCopy !req
165. - I'd like to examine it Hmm? -Copy !req
166. There you go Okay, now do a forkCopy !req
167. - Raise your thumb like that -Copy !req
168. - Okay. How's that? -Copy !req
169. Sarah, I think we're gonna need a splint hereCopy !req
170. Please, can somebody do something about that bloody cow?Copy !req
171. I don't think you've broken it I think it's just sprainedCopy !req
172. — Please! It's in pain!Copy !req
173. - Can you just hold that now with your other hand? -Copy !req
174. Sarah, can you go and talk to that farmer about his cow, please?Copy !req
175. - Sarah, how's it goin'? -Copy !req
176. Will somebody please put that animal out of its misery!Copy !req
177. I'm trying to explain to them!Copy !req
178. For God's sake!Copy !req
179. I'm sorry l...Copy !req
180. - I couldn't hear myself think. - You took my gunCopy !req
181. - Yeah - Who are you?Copy !req
182. Nicholas... I'm Dr. Nicholas Garrigan.Copy !req
183. I work at the medical compound in Mgambo I'm a doctorCopy !req
184. You are British.Copy !req
185. Brit... Uh, well... I'm ScottishCopy !req
186. I'm ScottishCopy !req
187. - Scottish? - YeahCopy !req
188. Why didn't you say so? I fought with the Scots against the Mau MauCopy !req
189. Great soldiers Very braveCopy !req
190. And good people CompletelyCopy !req
191. Let me tell you, if I could be anything instead of a UgandanCopy !req
192. - I would be a Scot, my friend - Right Really?Copy !req
193. Except for the... the red hairCopy !req
194. which I'm sure is attractive to your womenCopy !req
195. but which we Africans... We find this quite disgustingCopy !req
196. Thank you, Dr Garrigan A very good jobCopy !req
197. Hey, pleaseCopy !req
198. Would you let me have this T-shirt?Copy !req
199. My son, Campbell, he would love this T-shirtCopy !req
200. - You've got a son called Campbell? - YeahCopy !req
201. Maybe you would take my... my shirt here in exchangeCopy !req
202. Right Of course YeahCopy !req
203. - Ah - Thank youCopy !req
204. Aha You see? Now you are a general, like meCopy !req
205. - Salute, please - OhCopy !req
206. Now I must leaveCopy !req
207. And I bet you that's worth a few bob.Copy !req
208. YeahCopy !req
209. HmmCopy !req
210. I still can't believe how you shot that cowCopy !req
211. — You're madCopy !req
212. Um, anyway, I think I have to goCopy !req
213. - Do you fancy a wee drink on the porch? - No, thank youCopy !req
214. I'm okay. Really. L... Nicholas.Copy !req
215. I have to go NoCopy !req
216. Look, it's fine, all right?Copy !req
217. We're just havin' a drinkCopy !req
218. Oh, GodCopy !req
219. - I can't do this - What?Copy !req
220. My husband is a good manCopy !req
221. Oh, Christ I sound ridiculousCopy !req
222. I guess l...Copy !req
223. I guess I just need you to understand why I'm hereCopy !req
224. - It's okay I do understand - No, you don'tCopy !req
225. - I'm sorry - It's okayCopy !req
226. It's just, sometimesCopy !req
227. when you're married to such a very good manCopy !req
228. it's...Copy !req
229. - It-It makes you feel... - Like shitCopy !req
230. My father's the sameCopy !req
231. AndCopy !req
232. It's nice to be noticedCopy !req
233. - Mmm No, I can't I can't I can't - SarahCopy !req
234. - I'm sorry I'm sorry - It's fineCopy !req
235. - No, I don't... - Sarah, it's fineCopy !req
236. Don't, please PleaseCopy !req
237. Nicholas.Copy !req
238. - Nicholas, there are some people here to see you -Copy !req
239. Be, um, right there, DavidCopy !req
240. Right RightCopy !req
241. - Good morning, Dr Garrigan - MorningCopy !req
242. My name is Jonah Wasswa, Minister of Health here in UgandaCopy !req
243. I've been sent by His Excellency, President Amin.Copy !req
244. - There is something he would like to ask you in person - Wh-What?Copy !req
245. Sarah?Copy !req
246. Oh, hey ListenCopy !req
247. Why don't you tell David to rearrange the field trip for Friday?Copy !req
248. All right? I'll be back as soon as I canCopy !req
249. He probably just wants me to retie his bandages Okay, I'll see you laterCopy !req
250. My name is MasangaCopy !req
251. Nice to meet you I'm NicholasCopy !req
252. Pleased to meet you, Mr NicholasCopy !req
253. Welcome to the president's carCopy !req
254. - They think you are the president. - Eh?Copy !req
255. - They think you are the president -Copy !req
256. - Please sit down -Copy !req
257. His Excellency will be with you in a momentCopy !req
258. - And who's this? - Oh DrJunju, the previous incumbentCopy !req
259. - Of what? - Of the post...Copy !req
260. Of personal physician to the presidentCopy !req
261. Hold on to your guns!Copy !req
262. Everyone! Hold on to your guns!Copy !req
263. - Good to see you again, Dr Garrigan - You tooCopy !req
264. You see, Jonah? This is the sort of man a president needs around him...Copy !req
265. someone who is not afraid to speak his mindCopy !req
266. So, what do you say, Nicholas?Copy !req
267. Will you take the job?Copy !req
268. Wha... I'm sorry Um...Copy !req
269. - You want me to be your physician? - MmmCopy !req
270. - Do you want to be of service to Uganda, Dr Garrigan? - Yes, I doCopy !req
271. Then what better wayCopy !req
272. than to look after the health of its president?Copy !req
273. And let me tell you, it will not be a difficult jobCopy !req
274. Because me, myself, I am a manCopy !req
275. - in perfect physical condition -Copy !req
276. Also, I know precisely when I will dieCopy !req
277. It came to me in a dreamCopy !req
278. So, you do not have to worry about making a mistakeCopy !req
279. - I'm really sorry I'm-I'm very honored, but... - NicholasCopy !req
280. I understandCopy !req
281. Me, myself, I did not want to be presidentCopy !req
282. But the people, they wanted it soCopy !req
283. Listen to me This is very importantCopy !req
284. Here, in KampalaCopy !req
285. you will have a hand in creatingCopy !req
286. a new health service for this country...Copy !req
287. something that will help millions of peopleCopy !req
288. I'm sorry I really do have a commitment to the mission in MgamboCopy !req
289. I'd be lettin' them down horribly You see?Copy !req
290. AhCopy !req
291. It's the woman, the one I saw you withCopy !req
292. You want to get back to be with herCopy !req
293. - Well, not entirely -Copy !req
294. It's the woman It's the womanCopy !req
295. Why don't you tell her to come and be here with us?Copy !req
296. Uh, well, it's not that simpleCopy !req
297. - It's quite complicated actually - Why?Copy !req
298. - Is she married? - Yes, she isCopy !req
299. Ah, DoctorCopy !req
300. Doctor, you... you are very naughtyCopy !req
301. - Me? -Copy !req
302. Ah, now you are even more interestingCopy !req
303. Married women, they are always the most passionate, huh?Copy !req
304. — YesCopy !req
305. - It's true - They are so grateful, huh?Copy !req
306. Hmm YesCopy !req
307. I'm sorry Yes, I'm sorry for wasting your timeCopy !req
308. No, noCopy !req
309. My car will take you back first thing in the morningCopy !req
310. But, in the meantime... Tonight, we are having a state dinnerCopy !req
311. Please, would you join us there?Copy !req
312. I'd very much like that Thank youCopy !req
313. You have a suit? Dark suit?Copy !req
314. - No No, I don't - HmmCopy !req
315. How much is this gonna cost me, by the way?Copy !req
316. It's okay It's the president's accountCopy !req
317. - Oh, can I just... - Hey! Stop!Copy !req
318. - What's goin' on? - Obote's men.Copy !req
319. - They're everywhere - Really?Copy !req
320. Yep They're communists, you know?Copy !req
321. Mind you, Amin's more than a match for themCopy !req
322. He's ex-British army... King's African RiflesCopy !req
323. - Uh, Jamshid - Yes, sir?Copy !req
324. Pack those up and have them sent to the High Commission in the morning, please ThanksCopy !req
325. Yes, he's a little unpredictable...Copy !req
326. but he's got a firm handCopy !req
327. Only thing the African really understandsCopy !req
328. - Thanks, Jamshid - You're welcome.Copy !req
329. Yeah, up yours too, pal Bloody EnglishCopy !req
330. HelloCopy !req
331. HelloCopy !req
332. Hello there How do you do?Copy !req
333. - Ah! Nicholas - Oh!Copy !req
334. - I'm so happy you came - So am ICopy !req
335. Please Please, this way I want to introduce you to my wivesCopy !req
336. Excuse me Here This is MalyamuCopy !req
337. She is my first wife She has given me five childrenCopy !req
338. HelloCopy !req
339. And this one... Nora. She has given me three.Copy !req
340. HelloCopy !req
341. And that here is Kay YesCopy !req
342. - This is Dr. Nicholas Garrigan. - HelloCopy !req
343. - He saved my life - Oh, wel... Really, I just stitched his hand upCopy !req
344. - It was... - Don't be so modest.Copy !req
345. I believe it is you I have to thank for the T-shirtCopy !req
346. Oh, right So you must be Campbell's motherCopy !req
347. - Yes - It's a pleasure meeting youCopy !req
348. Please come I have to introduce you to some people hereCopy !req
349. Excuse meCopy !req
350. - This is, uh, British High Commissioner, Mr Perkins - How do you do?Copy !req
351. Please, meet my good friend Dr Nicholas GarriganCopy !req
352. And his colleague Mr. Stone.Copy !req
353. - How do you do? - Fine Yes, we've already metCopy !req
354. - Well, I will talk with you later - Oh, rightCopy !req
355. So, uh, Dr Garrigan, we've been hearing all sorts of things about youCopy !req
356. Yes, I, uh... I gather the president has clasped you to his bosomCopy !req
357. Uh, no, no Not exactlyCopy !req
358. What do you make of him?Copy !req
359. Well, I think he's doing rather a great jobCopy !req
360. - Don't you? - Yes He has some issues to be sorted outCopy !req
361. But, no, he plays a pretty straight batCopy !req
362. - Yes, definitely one of us - AnywayCopy !req
363. it's very good to, uh, have another Englishman aroundCopy !req
364. - Scot - What?Copy !req
365. - I'm a Scotsman -Copy !req
366. Ladies and gentlemen, friendsCopy !req
367. I am speaking with you now because if I wait until later...Copy !req
368. you will be too drunk to hear my voiceCopy !req
369. - Here is where civilization began - Yes.Copy !req
370. Here in AfricaCopy !req
371. Here is where the Greeks stole their philosophy...Copy !req
372. and the Arabs took their medicineCopy !req
373. We Ugandans must be more proud of this historyCopy !req
374. We are an independent African nation...Copy !req
375. living in peace and economic power.Copy !req
376. - Black power - YesCopy !req
377. Just like all you people thought would never be possibleCopy !req
378. And now we will go through to dinner.Copy !req
379. The food tonight, it is all localCopy !req
380. special foodCopy !req
381. And none of it is human fleshCopy !req
382. This is my lastCopy !req
383. Dr Garrigan Please come quickly The president is very sickCopy !req
384. They have poisoned meCopy !req
385. They are trying to assassinate meCopy !req
386. - Nicholas - OkayCopy !req
387. I just have to examine your stomachCopy !req
388. Obote's people are everywhere. They want me dead, Nicholas.Copy !req
389. Okay, I'm just... I need to do this Okay?Copy !req
390. — One more One moreCopy !req
391. — Okay OkayCopy !req
392. OkayCopy !req
393. Okay I think I know what this is Let me listen, just listenCopy !req
394. Okay Yeah, okay I think I know what this isCopy !req
395. Bear with me Uh...Copy !req
396. There we goCopy !req
397. There we are OkayCopy !req
398. I'm gonna ask you to sit on this pouf right hereCopy !req
399. - Hey! What is this? - It's okay It's okayCopy !req
400. - What is this? - It's okay I'm just gonna hold it against your stomachCopy !req
401. I'm gonna ask you to stand up... in three.Copy !req
402. - One, two, three Go -Copy !req
403. I feel better, much betterCopy !req
404. Ah. Ah, yes.Copy !req
405. You are a good doctor Thank youCopy !req
406. In future, remember not to mix beer with aspirinCopy !req
407. - That was the cause? - I think so, yesCopy !req
408. I am ashamed that you saw me like thatCopy !req
409. - I was frightened - I'm a doctorCopy !req
410. Everything that passes between us is confidentialCopy !req
411. Okay? I've taken an oathCopy !req
412. But a man who shows fear, he is weakCopy !req
413. and he is a slaveCopy !req
414. Well, if you're afraid of dyingCopy !req
415. it shows you have a life worth keepingCopy !req
416. AhCopy !req
417. You see?Copy !req
418. You are a doctor and also a philosopherCopy !req
419. YesCopy !req
420. I do have a good life nowCopy !req
421. Please Please, sitCopy !req
422. Sit here Sit hereCopy !req
423. I come from a very poor familyCopy !req
424. I think you should know thisCopy !req
425. My father, he left me when I was a childCopy !req
426. The British army, it became my homeCopy !req
427. They took me as aCopy !req
428. cleaner in the kitchen, cleaning potsCopy !req
429. They used to beat meCopy !req
430. "Build this wall, Amin"Copy !req
431. "Dig this latrine, Amin"Copy !req
432. And now here I am, the president of UgandaCopy !req
433. And who put me here? Huh?Copy !req
434. - It was the British -Copy !req
435. What a storyCopy !req
436. - Good night, Nicholas - Good night, sirCopy !req
437. Uh, hello. Sarah, it's Nicholas.Copy !req
438. - Nicholas, where are you? - I'm still in Kampala actually.Copy !req
439. Thank youCopy !req
440. Look, the president's offered me a job here.Copy !req
441. Normally, I wouldn't even bother considering it.Copy !req
442. - But, under the circumstances... - Thank youCopy !req
443. I thought it might be quite a good idea.Copy !req
444. Oh, I see.Copy !req
445. David will be disappointedCopy !req
446. Oh, well, I'll write to David Of course I willCopy !req
447. Of courseCopy !req
448. I just hope you can do as much good there as you could've done hereCopy !req
449. Look, somebody's callin' meCopy !req
450. I'd, uh, better goCopy !req
451. - Sure - All right Well, listen Bye, SarahCopy !req
452. - I'll be in touch - ByeCopy !req
453. When you're not treating the president or his family...Copy !req
454. the hospital could use your expertise hereCopy !req
455. This is one of our new medical wards.Copy !req
456. Farther down the corridor will be the operating theatersCopy !req
457. which the president has paid for himselfCopy !req
458. - Yes, sir. - Hi, DoctorCopy !req
459. - Welcome to Mulago, Dr... - Garrigan HelloCopy !req
460. I do hope you find the hospital up to the standard you are used toCopy !req
461. Uh, excuse me Who was that?Copy !req
462. Your predecessor... DrJunjuCopy !req
463. - Never mind him - Excuse me, sir. Two men to see you.Copy !req
464. - Excuse me a moment - Of courseCopy !req
465. - HelloJolly nice of you - It's very niceCopy !req
466. Dr. Garrigan.Copy !req
467. Just topping up on quinineCopy !req
468. So, you've decided to stayCopy !req
469. - Uh, yes Yes, I did - Excellent ExcellentCopy !req
470. Well, listen, I just wanted to sayCopy !req
471. that if there's anything we can possibly help you withCopy !req
472. please don't, um, hesitateCopy !req
473. What, you're my new best friend now?Copy !req
474. Do just stay in touchCopy !req
475. Why?Copy !req
476. Well, given that we were so, uhCopy !req
477. intimately involved with the president coming to... power...Copy !req
478. the Foreign Office has asked me to point out our awarenessCopy !req
479. of your very unique personal relationship with President AminCopy !req
480. Mm-hmm?Copy !req
481. Should you find the need to clarify your statusCopy !req
482. regarding the details of that relationshipCopy !req
483. we would of course welcome any clarification you mightCopy !req
484. Feel the need to share with usCopy !req
485. Is there some special school where you peopleCopy !req
486. learn to talk that bollocks?Copy !req
487. - Do, please, stay in touch -Copy !req
488. You... You take care nowCopy !req
489. This man is going to kill... He's going to kill the presidentCopy !req
490. So Nicholas walks up to that cow, and he shoots it in the headCopy !req
491. On your marks!Copy !req
492. Get set!Copy !req
493. - Go! -Copy !req
494. Amin! Amin!Copy !req
495. - Ho! - I wonCopy !req
496. — Hit my hand YesCopy !req
497. - Okay Nicholas - Oh, no, no, noCopy !req
498. Before I forget, I need to ask a favorCopy !req
499. AnythingCopy !req
500. I will be in Libya next weekCopy !req
501. and I need you to attend a meeting in my placeCopy !req
502. - What kind of meeting? - A simple matter of taste and common senseCopy !req
503. I cannot think of anyone better than youCopy !req
504. Ah, gentlemen, please Don't get upCopy !req
505. The president sends his apologies.Copy !req
506. He's been called away... on short noticeCopy !req
507. He's asked me to step inCopy !req
508. - And you are? - Nicholas Garrigan, his doctorCopy !req
509. - His doctor? - Yes.Copy !req
510. - And you are? - I'm the Austrian foreign ministerCopy !req
511. This is Dr Ramml, one of our leading architectsCopy !req
512. and Dr Brunner from the Institute of Civil EngineeringCopy !req
513. Together, we are the first bidCopy !req
514. Bid, rightCopy !req
515. For what precisely?Copy !req
516. I love itCopy !req
517. Good choiceCopy !req
518. Modern, elegant... a symbol of Uganda's futureCopy !req
519. - Here is where we will have the next Pan-African Congress - Nice.Copy !req
520. My two closest advisors...Copy !req
521. Tweedledum and TweedledeeCopy !req
522. - Look what Nicholas has designed for me - NiceCopy !req
523. - I didn't design anything It was more... - That's nonsenseCopy !req
524. You have a wonderful eyeCopy !req
525. Jonah... he has no tasteCopy !req
526. Look at him.Copy !req
527. Even his suits, they look sillyCopy !req
528. Is that not right, Jonah?Copy !req
529. What is it you want, Jonah?Copy !req
530. I have some ministerial papers for your signatureCopy !req
531. GoCopy !req
532. I will sign them laterCopy !req
533. I do not like the way that man looks at meCopy !req
534. Do you think he looks at me strangely?Copy !req
535. No No, I can't say that I've noticedCopy !req
536. Okay Enlargement of the medial sternumCopy !req
537. and reticular nodular lung patterns...Copy !req
538. all indicating pulmonary T.B.Copy !req
539. - Yeah, but it could be disseminated... -Copy !req
540. - What was that? -Copy !req
541. Makindye Prison... where Obote's people are being heldCopy !req
542. — Can you hear that?Copy !req
543. Dr. Garrigan! Dr. Garrigan!Copy !req
544. Please! Come quicklyCopy !req
545. The president's son is sick.Copy !req
546. What's wrong with him? What's wrong with him?Copy !req
547. Can you hear me, child? I'm begging you to stop it. Mackenzie!Copy !req
548. - Thank you You can step away - Stop it, Mackenzie PleaseCopy !req
549. - Thank you Your son's epileptic? - I don't knowCopy !req
550. - What? Has he been like this before? - YesCopy !req
551. Right Can you hold his knees up against his chest?Copy !req
552. - Yeah, yeah - If you can do that Okay The other hand back hereCopy !req
553. - This is Campbell? - It's Mackenzie, Campbell's brotherCopy !req
554. - Mackenzie? Right - Come on, Mackenzie Come on, babyCopy !req
555. Mackenzie, I am Dr Garrigan Okay?Copy !req
556. We're gonna sort you out.Copy !req
557. - We'll get you to hospital It's gonna be fine - No, no, noCopy !req
558. - The president will not allow it - I really think the child...Copy !req
559. - You must do what you can do from here - The child has to go to hospitalCopy !req
560. - Please! Please -Copy !req
561. It's okay now, baby Mama's hereCopy !req
562. Mama is here It's okay Mama's hereCopy !req
563. - Okay Okay -Copy !req
564. There you are. Okay. Okay.Copy !req
565. - There we are - Thank you Thank you, DoctorCopy !req
566. - I thought I was losing him - It's okay. He's gonna be fine.Copy !req
567. Could you, uh... Could you move the toys from that bed, please?Copy !req
568. Could you move the toys from that bed, please?Copy !req
569. AhCopy !req
570. Big boy Big boyCopy !req
571. Here we goCopy !req
572. It's okay, baby I'm so sorryCopy !req
573. It's okay Don't say sorryCopy !req
574. Don't say sorry.Copy !req
575. - This is where you live? - YesCopy !req
576. Why not at State House with the other wives?Copy !req
577. Since I had Mackenzie, my husband prefers us to be somewhere more privateCopy !req
578. That's ridiculousCopy !req
579. I think this child has epilepsy.Copy !req
580. It's a perfectly treatable conditionCopy !req
581. - The president does visit you here? - He visits the children, not meCopy !req
582. I am a bad omenCopy !req
583. OkayCopy !req
584. Okay, I'm gonna make an appointment for Mackenzie at the hospitalCopy !req
585. All right?Copy !req
586. I will tell the president how helpful you have beenCopy !req
587. - Very nice. -Copy !req
588. Good morning, Nicholas.Copy !req
589. I could not go without thanking you for helping my son...Copy !req
590. Don't mention itCopy !req
591. and to bring you a small giftCopy !req
592. No doctor should be without his ambulanceCopy !req
593. — For me?Copy !req
594. Yes Come Come This is yours hereCopy !req
595. - Oh -Copy !req
596. Uh-huh? What do you think?Copy !req
597. Are you serious? It-It's a fantastic giftCopy !req
598. Are you happy now? Eh? Let's try itCopy !req
599. You can drive me to the airport I have to fly to Libya on businessCopy !req
600. - Don't you think that I should get dressed? - Quickly then QuicklyCopy !req
601. - Now? Right - YesCopy !req
602. I'll just be a minuteCopy !req
603. - Are you comfortable here? - Yeah, very much Thank youCopy !req
604. AhCopy !req
605. So, uh, it... it was Obote's men who attacked the prison, yeah?Copy !req
606. - Yes - RightCopy !req
607. We heard the gunfire all the way at the hospitalCopy !req
608. - Yes, and my soldiers, they held them off - Oh, rightCopy !req
609. We thought we were going to be inundated with casualties.Copy !req
610. Do you want to drive your car? I want to see you drive your carCopy !req
611. - Okay - Please ComeCopy !req
612. - Come - Okay OkayCopy !req
613. So, you do not like the way I treat my sonCopy !req
614. Uh, no No, I don'tCopy !req
615. Hiding him away like that, it's-it's ruining his lifeCopy !req
616. That boy has everything he wantsCopy !req
617. Except the treatment that could save himCopy !req
618. He has comfort and luxury in lifeCopy !req
619. - Money? Sir, it's no substitute for anything - NicholasCopy !req
620. You have never been poorCopy !req
621. What about Kay? Don't you think it's, uh...Copy !req
622. Do not speak about things you do not understandCopy !req
623. But the way you are concernedCopy !req
624. it has touched me, and I will considerCopy !req
625. You know, I like this type of frank conversationCopy !req
626. Yes I respect your honestyCopy !req
627. and your opinion completely.Copy !req
628. - Nicholas! - Stop!Copy !req
629. - Shit! Shit! - Drive! DriveCopy !req
630. Drive past! Drive!Copy !req
631. - Drive! -Copy !req
632. Obote's men! I'm sure of it!Copy !req
633. If I had not been in your car...Copy !req
634. But it is in my dreamCopy !req
635. - They cannot kill me It is in my dream -Copy !req
636. Somebody told his men my travel plans.Copy !req
637. Somebody is betraying meCopy !req
638. I cannot trust... anybody.Copy !req
639. I'm surrounded by traitors!Copy !req
640. MasangaCopy !req
641. Nicholas NicholasCopy !req
642. You know Masanga? He is one of my peopleCopy !req
643. He will handle all of my security matters from now onCopy !req
644. Yes, sirCopy !req
645. - You will take care of me and this country - Yes, sirCopy !req
646. Where is Jonah Wasswa? Where is he?Copy !req
647. I need my ministerCopy !req
648. A minister should be by his president's sideCopy !req
649. - Where is he? - I don't knowCopy !req
650. And you call yourself my closest advisor?Copy !req
651. - Huh? -Copy !req
652. You see?Copy !req
653. You see? These loyal soldiersCopy !req
654. already they have captured the criminalsCopy !req
655. Do not pity them, NicholasCopy !req
656. These men here, they wanted you deadCopy !req
657. Why did you try to kill me?Copy !req
658. Huh?Copy !req
659. I will not die... until I say!Copy !req
660. Look at me!Copy !req
661. Obote!Copy !req
662. Huh?Copy !req
663. You work for him!Copy !req
664. Obote! Huh?Copy !req
665. That-That drunk, silly man!Copy !req
666. You want to kill me for that drunk, silly man?Copy !req
667. Huh?Copy !req
668. Uganda loves meCopy !req
669. because I am loyalCopy !req
670. and I am fairCopy !req
671. I am your presidentCopy !req
672. Come, NicholasCopy !req
673. This is no place for us.Copy !req
674. These I can read you later.Copy !req
675. And the rest... The rest are just pro forma papers for you to signCopy !req
676. Um, I left a small list of medical equipment at the endCopy !req
677. for my old surgery in Mgambo.Copy !req
678. Is there anything else, Nicholas?Copy !req
679. Eh?Copy !req
680. Nicholas?Copy !req
681. It's probably nothing, sirCopy !req
682. What?Copy !req
683. Nicholas, you are my closest advisorCopy !req
684. — Please.Copy !req
685. Tell me what is on your mind.Copy !req
686. Last night, I went to the Holiday Inn and had a drinkCopy !req
687. I saw Jonah Wasswa there speaking to some white guy in the barCopy !req
688. Something about it just didn't seem right.Copy !req
689. It's... It's probably nothingCopy !req
690. but, uh, you might wanna have a talk with himCopy !req
691. Just... Just a talkCopy !req
692. Like I say, it's probably nothin'.Copy !req
693. Good night, sirCopy !req
694. - Ah How are you? - Very well How are you?Copy !req
695. Very well See you next weekCopy !req
696. That's very good, MackenzieCopy !req
697. Very good. Go show your brother.Copy !req
698. Hiya.Copy !req
699. HiyaCopy !req
700. Uh, he's looking much betterCopy !req
701. Much betterCopy !req
702. That other one is CampbellCopy !req
703. He is the one who got your T-shirtCopy !req
704. You're a man of tasteCopy !req
705. Mummy! Mummy!Copy !req
706. — Please, good-byeCopy !req
707. - Mummy! He keeps pushing me! Mummy! - Okay, stop itCopy !req
708. Stop it, Mackenzie.Copy !req
709. - Dr. Garrigan. Daydreaming? - ♪Copy !req
710. Well, looking at you, Stone, I certainly hope soCopy !req
711. I wasn't expecting to find you hereCopy !req
712. I thought you'd be with the president on his trip to LondonCopy !req
713. No, I'm needed hereCopy !req
714. - I do hope the man hasn't blown up again - Uh, what?Copy !req
715. I was reading this article in the Times. I don't know if you've seen itCopy !req
716. It seems a high courtjudge who recently ruled against Amin has gone missing.Copy !req
717. - Hasn't been seen for five days. - I'm sure there's a perfectly logical explanation.Copy !req
718. Well, the thing is, we've been getting reportsCopy !req
719. up and down the country of the same thingCopy !req
720. People speaking out against the regimeCopy !req
721. just, uh, disappearingCopy !req
722. No Look, if you're gonna accuse the president of something, you just come out and say itCopy !req
723. - All right? - I was just hoping you might be ableCopy !req
724. to give us a little clarificationCopy !req
725. Oh, fuck your clarifications, Stone! Fuck themCopy !req
726. You people amaze meCopy !req
727. You know, the first sign of an independent African leader actually achieving somethingCopy !req
728. and what do you do?Copy !req
729. You spit your dummy because you can't stand the idea that he's done it without youCopy !req
730. I know he's maybe a little bit rough, but what do you expect?Copy !req
731. Do you think Obote's people are sittin' around waitin' for clarifications?Copy !req
732. Look at meCopy !req
733. This is Africa You meet violence with violenceCopy !req
734. Anything else, and you're deadCopy !req
735. Well, then perhaps you'd be so kindCopy !req
736. as to explain to me the whereabouts of Health Minister WasswaCopy !req
737. What?Copy !req
738. Well, he's, uh... he's missing tooCopy !req
739. But, as you say, I'm sure there's some, uhCopy !req
740. perfectly normal explanationCopy !req
741. I'm, uh, having drinks laterCopy !req
742. with the man who wrote the articleCopy !req
743. Perhaps you'd like to join usCopy !req
744. and shed some light on the matterCopy !req
745. - Fine I will - All right Six o'clockishCopy !req
746. - Can I help you? - Yeah, I'm here to see the health ministerCopy !req
747. - I'm afraid she's busy -Copy !req
748. You were right.Copy !req
749. The health minister has gone missing Apparently, he's fled to TanzaniaCopy !req
750. What? Jonah Wasswa?Copy !req
751. It appears he's embezzled several hundred thousand pounds'worth of Ministry funds.Copy !req
752. And some people are suggesting that he's joined up with Obote's exilesCopy !req
753. - I find that very hard to believe - The man was on the verge...Copy !req
754. of sealing a major pharmaceutical dealCopy !req
755. Life-saving penicillin for the massesCopy !req
756. I should know. I set up the meeting with his South African counterpart...Copy !req
757. at, um, the Holiday InnCopy !req
758. So, this embezzlement... is it on the record?Copy !req
759. - Yes Yes, it is - And I can quote you in the paper?Copy !req
760. - I'm sorry? Quote me? - Not directly, of courseCopy !req
761. As a government spokesmanCopy !req
762. Government spokesman?Copy !req
763. AyeCopy !req
764. Mr PresidentCopy !req
765. I've come to say good-byeCopy !req
766. I'm going homeCopy !req
767. Mr. President?Copy !req
768. Boo!Copy !req
769. I got you I got himCopy !req
770. Nicholas, meet my body double, WzengaCopy !req
771. Look at him Everything the sameCopy !req
772. Except... What do you say, Nicholas?Copy !req
773. Is he as handsome as me?Copy !req
774. - No No, he's not - Aha! You see?Copy !req
775. You see? Nicholas agrees. You are much more ugly than me, Wzenga.Copy !req
776. Look, look, look, Nicholas. I have others also.Copy !req
777. All part of Captain Masanga's plan for my security.Copy !req
778. Clever, huh?Copy !req
779. YeahCopy !req
780. NicholasCopy !req
781. My NicholasCopy !req
782. What is all this about your going home?Copy !req
783. Hmm?Copy !req
784. We...Copy !req
785. You once told me that you respected me...Copy !req
786. 'cause I wasn't afraid to speak my mindCopy !req
787. Mmm SpeakCopy !req
788. It's this business with WasswaCopy !req
789. I can't...Copy !req
790. It fucking stinks And I can't help coming back to that momentCopy !req
791. when I asked you to talk to himCopy !req
792. Look, this isn't meCopy !req
793. I have to go home now.Copy !req
794. You cannotCopy !req
795. What?Copy !req
796. Your work is not finished here yet.Copy !req
797. But I didn't come here to finish anythingCopy !req
798. You promised to meCopy !req
799. that you would help to build a new UgandaCopy !req
800. You swore an oath.Copy !req
801. The oath is, um...Copy !req
802. It's... It's a doctor's oath of confidentiality We all take itCopy !req
803. - It's got nothing to do with Uganda - Huh?Copy !req
804. Nothing? Nothing comes from nothingCopy !req
805. You have a conscienceCopy !req
806. I know you doCopy !req
807. That is why you came here in the first place.Copy !req
808. Or are you like all the other British?Copy !req
809. Just here to fuck and to take awayCopy !req
810. NoCopy !req
811. - No - NoCopy !req
812. Why else would I trust you with my family?Copy !req
813. You are like my own sonCopy !req
814. I'm Nicholas GarriganCopy !req
815. and I'm from ScotlandCopy !req
816. That's my home I want to go...Copy !req
817. Your home is hereCopy !req
818. PleaseCopy !req
819. Just, please...Copy !req
820. Do not be a silly boyCopy !req
821. If you go now, what will they think about you and, uh, Jonah Wasswa?Copy !req
822. What are you talkin' about? I said... I said talk to himCopy !req
823. Do not pretend to yourself that you did not knowCopy !req
824. You are a stronger man than thatCopy !req
825. I didn't want him to die thoughCopy !req
826. But you... you did itCopy !req
827. - Why? You want to know why? - Mm-hmmCopy !req
828. You did it becauseCopy !req
829. you love meCopy !req
830. You have stepped deep into the heart of my countryCopy !req
831. UgandaCopy !req
832. Uganda embraces youCopy !req
833. — NicholasCopy !req
834. NicholasCopy !req
835. What you need is to have some funCopy !req
836. Hey, Nicholas. Where have you been?Copy !req
837. - I want you to meet Betty - BettyCopy !req
838. And this here is her sisterJoyCopy !req
839. - Joy - HelloCopy !req
840. - Hello - Joy is going to look after you this weekendCopy !req
841. — Joy...Copy !req
842. - All right - All rightCopy !req
843. - And now, let the games begin -Copy !req
844. — YesCopy !req
845. Nicholas You did not know we had Ugandan cowboys, eh?Copy !req
846. — Finance MinisterCopy !req
847. Come here.Copy !req
848. All rightCopy !req
849. Can I have another whiskey, please?Copy !req
850. Well, let me tell you, Nicholas, you've chosen a fine life.Copy !req
851. You want to kill me for that drunk, silly man?Copy !req
852. Nicholas. Nicholas.Copy !req
853. Dr. Garrigan.Copy !req
854. Jesus fucking Christ, you look so lovelyCopy !req
855. You know something? I shouldn't be hereCopy !req
856. I should be in Scotland with my dadCopy !req
857. I should be looking after little old ladies, 'cause... 'cause here I've fucked upCopy !req
858. Kay, I fucked up I fucked upCopy !req
859. Uh-uh, uh-uh Not hereCopy !req
860. - Walk with me - What?Copy !req
861. Walk with meCopy !req
862. — ♪Copy !req
863. - I'm fucking doomed - Watch your headCopy !req
864. You know he's got go-go dancers after me now?Copy !req
865. Where are we going?Copy !req
866. I don't knowCopy !req
867. Nicky?Copy !req
868. Oh, shit! It's the go-go dancerCopy !req
869. - Oh, uh... uh... - Nicky?Copy !req
870. In here In here Come onCopy !req
871. Just follow me Up hereCopy !req
872. - Shh! Shh! -Copy !req
873. You be quiet Shh!Copy !req
874. Oh, fuck itCopy !req
875. He has always been like thisCopy !req
876. He just chose not to show you until nowCopy !req
877. NicholasCopy !req
878. You have to find a way to get outCopy !req
879. He still listens to meCopy !req
880. He cannot trust anybody anymoreCopy !req
881. I'll wait till things get really badCopy !req
882. They are really badCopy !req
883. — Huh?Copy !req
884. — What?Copy !req
885. - Nothing - What?Copy !req
886. I just had this mad image of me and you sittin'Copy !req
887. at my mother and father's dinner tableCopy !req
888. - Oh -Copy !req
889. "More stew, Mrs Amin?"Copy !req
890. NicholasCopy !req
891. You've got to get outCopy !req
892. — To the lake! Everybody to the lake! President's order!Copy !req
893. Everybody to the lake! To the lake!Copy !req
894. - What is going on? - President's order!Copy !req
895. - I don't know - What if somebody saw us?Copy !req
896. Okay You just wait two minutes and then come out after me, all right?Copy !req
897. YeahCopy !req
898. Go, go, go, goCopy !req
899. ShitCopy !req
900. Dr GarriganCopy !req
901. It's 4:00 in the morningCopy !req
902. Can I have a word with you?Copy !req
903. - Whiskey? - OkayCopy !req
904. They've, uh...Copy !req
905. They've taken my passportCopy !req
906. You were saying that if there was ever anything you could do...Copy !req
907. I need to get out of here while I still canCopy !req
908. I was hoping you might be able to help in thatCopy !req
909. - Please - "Please" It's a nice touchCopy !req
910. MmmCopy !req
911. Have you any idea what's going on in this country, Dr Garrigan?Copy !req
912. SomeCopy !req
913. In the countryside, they're not even bothering to dig graves anymoreCopy !req
914. They're simply feeding them to the crocodilesCopy !req
915. Right here in Kampala, right under our nosesCopy !req
916. he's wiped out the entire political oppositionCopy !req
917. — Thousands of Acholi...Copy !req
918. and Langi tribesmen from the army.Copy !req
919. He's hardly even bothering to cover it up anymoreCopy !req
920. Even members of his own cabinet.Copy !req
921. Your friend the health ministerCopy !req
922. This man is actually trying to help his countryCopy !req
923. Idi always seems to get it wrong, doesn't he?Copy !req
924. Jesus fucking ChristCopy !req
925. Get me out of hereCopy !req
926. You earn your passage first.Copy !req
927. Wha-What?Copy !req
928. You know what they're calling you?Copy !req
929. His white monkeyCopy !req
930. I'm his doctorCopy !req
931. It's not my job to judge the manCopy !req
932. "I'm his doctor. '" Is that your defense? How pathetic.Copy !req
933. Fuck off, GarriganCopy !req
934. We don't just hand out passports to chimps like youCopy !req
935. Particularly not chimps with blood on their hands.Copy !req
936. Look, you, I'm a citizen, and I have rightsCopy !req
937. Fuck your rights You do as I say, or you don't get out of hereCopy !req
938. You're his doctor You have unprecedented access to himCopy !req
939. Obviously, we'd help you withCopy !req
940. anything you neededCopy !req
941. You want me to kill him?Copy !req
942. Amidst persistent rumors...Copy !req
943. ofhuman rights violations and economic mismanagement...Copy !req
944. the situation in Uganda has deteriorated badly in recent months.Copy !req
945. The opening of 10 new hospitals has had to be deferred...Copy !req
946. - and all the rest of them... -Copy !req
947. But getting any definite information on the country...Copy !req
948. - has become harder and harder. - President Amin has accused...Copy !req
949. the British government of attempting to assassinate him and undermining him...Copy !req
950. And so his policies are growing ever more unpredictable.Copy !req
951. The British government has broken its promises to UgandaCopy !req
952. Because of this, I have decided to expel...Copy !req
953. all Asians from this countryCopy !req
954. And these people, they are leechesCopy !req
955. They milk the cowCopy !req
956. but they do not want to feed the cowCopy !req
957. No longer They have 90 days to leaveCopy !req
958. They are too sick to leave.Copy !req
959. Take your hands off him!Copy !req
960. - This is a sick man How dare you! -Copy !req
961. I don't care where you get your orders from!Copy !req
962. You cannot come into a hospital and start shoving people!Copy !req
963. They are forcing us to leave!Copy !req
964. Whoa!Copy !req
965. This is a hospital!Copy !req
966. You get your men out of here now!Copy !req
967. I'm complaining personally to the presidentCopy !req
968. You all right?Copy !req
969. I'll see to thisCopy !req
970. You're trying to help your people I understand thatCopy !req
971. But Uganda isn't ready, sirCopy !req
972. You expel the Asians now, this economy will be on its kneesCopy !req
973. Not to mention the damage you'll do to your reputation abroadCopy !req
974. Is that what you came here for?Copy !req
975. To pleadCopy !req
976. for your fucking Asian tailor?Copy !req
977. These things do not concern youCopy !req
978. You are nothing but a doctorCopy !req
979. You are a nobodyCopy !req
980. Get outCopy !req
981. Get out!Copy !req
982. Sarah! Sarah!Copy !req
983. - Hello? - Oh, I can't believe...Copy !req
984. What have we done?Copy !req
985. Who? Kay, is that you?Copy !req
986. He is going to kill us, NicholasCopy !req
987. He's going to kill usCopy !req
988. I have to get it out of meCopy !req
989. He will kill me, NicholasCopy !req
990. I have to get it outCopy !req
991. - What are we going to do? - I don't knowCopy !req
992. I want you to do itCopy !req
993. Please You're a doctor I know you can do itCopy !req
994. - I know you can do it, Nicholas - No, we can't!Copy !req
995. I can't do that!Copy !req
996. This isn't some simple procedureCopy !req
997. - It has to be done under clinical conditions -Copy !req
998. I have to... If you don't do something now, I'm going to have to find a place to go.Copy !req
999. I'm... I'm going to have to get it done in one of the villages. Is that what you want?Copy !req
1000. No No, you don'tCopy !req
1001. Come here Whatever you do, you don't do thatCopy !req
1002. All right?Copy !req
1003. I'm gonna sort something outJustCopy !req
1004. promise me you'll stay in the houseCopy !req
1005. Please promise me you'll stay in the houseCopy !req
1006. P-Promise me this...Copy !req
1007. Promise me this is going to be all rightCopy !req
1008. I promiseCopy !req
1009. We'll do it first thing in the morningCopy !req
1010. - Kay Amin? - Mm-hmmCopy !req
1011. - The president's wife? - YesCopy !req
1012. No No, no, noCopy !req
1013. - We couldn't do that here Not at Mulago - Why not?Copy !req
1014. It's the president's hospital! He's bound to find outCopy !req
1015. - We could do this discretely, Tommy - No!Copy !req
1016. He would kill her and us It's too much to riskCopy !req
1017. What other choice does she have?Copy !req
1018. Some-Some backstreet job in a village somewhere?Copy !req
1019. Come on, Thomas You know what that meansCopy !req
1020. It's the only choice you've left herCopy !req
1021. But I don't expect it crossed your mind to wonder, huh?Copy !req
1022. A white man with a black womanCopy !req
1023. What does she need with such things?Copy !req
1024. FineCopy !req
1025. I'll do it myselfCopy !req
1026. The president wants to see you nowCopy !req
1027. My head is exploding!Copy !req
1028. I... I can't think! I can't sleep!Copy !req
1029. Look at this! Look at this!Copy !req
1030. The British newspapers say I am a madmanCopy !req
1031. The American newspapers say I am a cannibalCopy !req
1032. I am a cannibal, huh? Huh?Copy !req
1033. These are lies!Copy !req
1034. I should throw them out for goodCopy !req
1035. Only Ugandan press from now onCopy !req
1036. - Do you want something for the headache, sir? - NoCopy !req
1037. - Something to help you sleep perhaps? - LaterCopy !req
1038. I want you to tell me what to doCopy !req
1039. You want me to tell you what to do?Copy !req
1040. Yes You are my advisorCopy !req
1041. You are the only one I can trust in hereCopy !req
1042. You should have told me not to throw the Asians out in the first placeCopy !req
1043. I didCopy !req
1044. But you did not persuade me, NicholasCopy !req
1045. You did not persuade meCopy !req
1046. Huh?Copy !req
1047. Tell me what to do hereCopy !req
1048. Don't throw the journalists outCopy !req
1049. They're only gonna write more lies about youCopy !req
1050. Invite them to meet you face-to-faceCopy !req
1051. You charm themCopy !req
1052. You show them what kind of a man you areCopy !req
1053. HmmCopy !req
1054. You think this will work?Copy !req
1055. I think that's the Amin they need to see.Copy !req
1056. Thank youCopy !req
1057. Thank you very much, NicholasCopy !req
1058. What would I do without my Nicholas, huh?Copy !req
1059. What would I do without my Nicholas?Copy !req
1060. Is there something going on here?Copy !req
1061. - Huh? - NoCopy !req
1062. NoCopy !req
1063. - No - Is there?Copy !req
1064. - No - Huh?Copy !req
1065. - No - Are you sure, Nicholas?Copy !req
1066. YesCopy !req
1067. - Yes -Copy !req
1068. Give me a boosterCopy !req
1069. Something to make me feel strong againCopy !req
1070. - Sir - Where are you going, Nicholas?Copy !req
1071. I have, uh, something that I have to attend toCopy !req
1072. Uh-uh NoCopy !req
1073. You have to stay here.Copy !req
1074. I need you for the press conference.Copy !req
1075. This is all very well, Your Excellency, but what about the reports of mass killings?Copy !req
1076. Who have you been talking with? The British?Copy !req
1077. Go. Look around Uganda for missing people.Copy !req
1078. Go anywhere you please.Copy !req
1079. So why would the British spread these rumors?Copy !req
1080. — Yeah?Copy !req
1081. Because they hate meCopy !req
1082. because I refuse to recognize South Africa...Copy !req
1083. a racist regime that they supportCopy !req
1084. Also, they are jealous of meCopy !req
1085. Why?Copy !req
1086. Because while they are starving with their strikes and with their protests...Copy !req
1087. the people of Uganda are eating beef and driving big carsCopy !req
1088. I have...Copy !req
1089. I have created the Save Britain FundCopy !req
1090. We Ugandans, we like to help our friends So, the Ugandans have got togetherCopy !req
1091. and saved three tons of food and vegetables...Copy !req
1092. - for their friends in England. -Copy !req
1093. Because they are having economic difficulties, let me assure you hereCopy !req
1094. Kay?Copy !req
1095. It's Nick Kay, it's okay It's NickCopy !req
1096. - What? - She went to the villageCopy !req
1097. We had to take her to hospitalCopy !req
1098. It's been reported that you've crowned yourself the last king of Scotland.Copy !req
1099. Yes My good friends, the Scottish peopleCopy !req
1100. have seen how I have defeated the English hereCopy !req
1101. and they want me to do the same for them thereCopy !req
1102. Yeah, her This woman hereCopy !req
1103. Did you "wrote'"the queen of England, offering yourself as a lover?Copy !req
1104. — You... You... You are... You are very cheeky.Copy !req
1105. And this is what happens when you betray the presidentCopy !req
1106. This is what happens when you betray himCopy !req
1107. I'm not turned off to sex.Copy !req
1108. I enjoy it. I could spend the rest of my life getting laid.Copy !req
1109. There should be more to it than a lot oflittle tingles.Copy !req
1110. They say she has a clitoris halfway down her throatCopy !req
1111. Is this possible medically?Copy !req
1112. Oh, yeah.Copy !req
1113. Almost all aberrations of nature are possibleCopy !req
1114. I made an example of herCopy !req
1115. because she betrayed me.Copy !req
1116. I brought you those headache pills that you asked forCopy !req
1117. GoodCopy !req
1118. Is there anything else?Copy !req
1119. No No, that's allCopy !req
1120. Then goCopy !req
1121. We are busy hereCopy !req
1122. Uh-huh All?Copy !req
1123. Good morningCopy !req
1124. - Come on -Copy !req
1125. - Shit - Hello?Copy !req
1126. - Yes? - Come onCopy !req
1127. Yes, sirCopy !req
1128. Nicholas, there you are!Copy !req
1129. - Were you trying to run away from me? - No NoCopy !req
1130. - Huh? - NoCopy !req
1131. I need you at the airport right awayCopy !req
1132. - to help me with the hostages - H-Hostages?Copy !req
1133. Yes An Air France aeroplane has been hijacked by our Palestinian brothersCopy !req
1134. They have landed here at EntebbeCopy !req
1135. The eyes of the world are on Uganda todayCopy !req
1136. Come, Nicholas To workCopy !req
1137. - How many passengers? -Copy !req
1138. 250?Copy !req
1139. And how many of them are Zionist?Copy !req
1140. And, uh, television?Copy !req
1141. Plenty of television cameras?Copy !req
1142. Mmm. Yes. Tell them to take the hostages to the terminal building.Copy !req
1143. - Mr. President, the press is waiting for you, sir. - All rightCopy !req
1144. I wanted to assure you that the hostages will get the best medical care.Copy !req
1145. I have made my own doctor available.Copy !req
1146. Doctor? Doctor, what's the situation here?Copy !req
1147. We've one woman with a heart conditionCopy !req
1148. She's already gone to hospital A few cases of shockCopy !req
1149. And we're giving malaria pills to everyone.Copy !req
1150. - Okay, who's not been seen by a doctor yet? - I haven'tCopy !req
1151. - We haven't. - How many of you are there?Copy !req
1152. - I haven't, please. - You neither?Copy !req
1153. - You've not been seen yet? - Malaria pills How is everybody doing?Copy !req
1154. - Thank you very much -Copy !req
1155. — Okay Um, okay Anybody else?Copy !req
1156. Okay. Take these three.Copy !req
1157. The nurse is gonna come round with water. Nurse?Copy !req
1158. Thomas? Thomas, can you take these, please?Copy !req
1159. - All right - Just be two minutesCopy !req
1160. Just take one Malaria pills Thank youCopy !req
1161. Stop! Don't!Copy !req
1162. SpitCopy !req
1163. Look at youCopy !req
1164. Is there one thing you have done that is good?Copy !req
1165. Did you think this was all a game?Copy !req
1166. "I will go to AfricaCopy !req
1167. and I will play the white man with the natives"Copy !req
1168. Is that what you thought?Copy !req
1169. We are not a game, Nicholas.Copy !req
1170. We are realCopy !req
1171. This room here...Copy !req
1172. it is realCopy !req
1173. I think your death...Copy !req
1174. will be the first real thingCopy !req
1175. that has happened to youCopy !req
1176. - Listen to me, Nicholas -Copy !req
1177. Listen I knowCopy !req
1178. YesCopy !req
1179. I know about you and KayCopy !req
1180. How could you do that to me?Copy !req
1181. I am the father of this nation, NicholasCopy !req
1182. And you have most grosslyCopy !req
1183. offended your fatherCopy !req
1184. You're a childCopy !req
1185. That's what makes you so fucking scaryCopy !req
1186. In my villageCopy !req
1187. when you stealCopy !req
1188. the wife of an elderCopy !req
1189. they take you to a treeCopy !req
1190. and they hang you by your skinCopy !req
1191. Each time you screamCopy !req
1192. the evil comes out of youCopy !req
1193. Sometimes it can take three daysCopy !req
1194. for your evil to be spentCopy !req
1195. - Pull him up -Copy !req
1196. Good eveningCopy !req
1197. I have good newsCopy !req
1198. The Israeli government has agreed to negotiateCopy !req
1199. So, as a gesture of good faithCopy !req
1200. all non-Israeli hostages will be releasedCopy !req
1201. I have arranged, personallyCopy !req
1202. an aeroplane to come and collect youCopy !req
1203. Yes, yesCopy !req
1204. He'll be here when we come backCopy !req
1205. This way, Israelis!Copy !req
1206. Israelis stay here.Copy !req
1207. They have sent a planeCopy !req
1208. They are releasing some of the hostagesCopy !req
1209. If you go now, you will reach them before they leaveCopy !req
1210. Here Put this onCopy !req
1211. Why... Why are you doing this?Copy !req
1212. FranklyCopy !req
1213. I don't knowCopy !req
1214. You deserve to dieCopy !req
1215. But dead, you can do nothingCopy !req
1216. — AliveCopy !req
1217. you might just be able to redeem yourselfCopy !req
1218. I don't understandCopy !req
1219. I am tired of hatred, Dr GarriganCopy !req
1220. This country is drowning in itCopy !req
1221. We deserve betterCopy !req
1222. Go home Tell the world the truth about AminCopy !req
1223. They will believe youCopy !req
1224. You are a white manCopy !req
1225. What about you?Copy !req
1226. My fate is in God's handsCopy !req
1227. - Go. Now. Before they come back. -Copy !req
1228. Thank youCopy !req
1229. Go GoCopy !req
1230. I said stop!Copy !req
1231. Where is the doctor?Copy !req
1232. I don't knowCopy !req
1233. Destination ParisCopy !req
1234. My wife...Copy !req
1235. Because many of the people who, uh, broke relations with IsraelCopy !req
1236. they are not only Muslims, they are also Christians.Copy !req
1237. This particular certain point is very important...Copy !req