PG | 1h 30min | Biography , Drama , Romance | June 1984 (UK)
Based on the life of the young Guy Burgess, who would become better known as one of the Cambridge Spies.
Director: Marek Kanievska
Writers: Julian Mitchell
Stars: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Michael Jenn
Based on the life of the young Guy Burgess, who would become better known as one of the Cambridge Spies.
Director: Marek Kanievska
Writers: Julian Mitchell
Stars: Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Michael Jenn
Category
🎥
Short filmTranscript
00:00:00You
00:00:30You
00:01:00You
00:01:30You
00:02:00You
00:02:21No, I can't say
00:02:23If you quickly freeze the steak with the side dish, borscht with meat or any other ready-made dish, then it can be stored in a low-temperature refrigerator for at least a year, without losing the taste, nutritional value and appearance.
00:02:37Notice the difference between defrosting served on the table ...
00:02:41... and in one condition, defrosting should be carried out on ...
00:03:11Hi, Julie Schofield.
00:03:23Hello.
00:03:35That thing does work properly, does it?
00:03:37Oh, it works just fine.
00:03:39I want my words preserved for posterity.
00:03:41I won't miss a thing.
00:03:45Drink?
00:03:47Thanks very much.
00:03:53A bit of bourbon, I'm afraid. Scotch.
00:03:57Scotch would be great.
00:03:59Ice?
00:04:01Yes, of course.
00:04:03I'm afraid so.
00:04:05I've always wanted fame.
00:04:07I've always liked the idea of my name going down in history.
00:04:11Going down as a spy for Russia?
00:04:13Fame or infamy, what does it matter?
00:04:15I shan't be forgotten.
00:04:19My mother could only see me now.
00:04:23The last of the few.
00:04:25There really was only a few.
00:04:27Oh, there were plenty of people waiting to see which way to jump.
00:04:31Things only had to go a little differently and, well, you know.
00:04:35Yes.
00:04:37In practice, we were just a few.
00:04:39A happy few.
00:04:41A band of brothers.
00:04:45Shakespeare. Henry V.
00:04:47Our most patriotic king.
00:04:51How big a band were you, this band of brothers?
00:04:55Some things have to remain secret even now.
00:04:59Sure?
00:05:01Certain, alas.
00:05:03Background, dear lady, all I can give you.
00:05:07The whole delightful, utterly despicable English background.
00:05:11Well, I understand the delightfulness, all right.
00:05:15But not why you had to despise it.
00:05:17How someone of your class and, well, background...
00:05:21Should want to kick it in the teeth.
00:05:23Precisely.
00:05:25You've no idea what life in England in the 1930s was like.
00:05:31Treason and loyalty.
00:05:33They're all relative, you know.
00:05:35Treason to what?
00:05:37Loyalty to whom?
00:05:39That's what matters.
00:05:41...
00:05:51...
00:05:53...
00:05:55...
00:05:57...
00:05:59...
00:06:01...
00:06:03...
00:06:05...
00:06:07...
00:06:09...
00:06:11...
00:06:13...
00:06:15...
00:06:17...
00:06:19...
00:06:21...
00:06:23...
00:06:25...
00:06:27...
00:06:29...
00:06:31...
00:06:33...
00:06:35...
00:06:37...
00:06:39...
00:06:41...
00:06:43...
00:06:45...
00:06:47...
00:06:49...
00:06:51...
00:06:53...
00:06:55...
00:06:57...
00:06:59...
00:07:01...
00:07:03...
00:07:05...
00:07:07...
00:07:09...
00:07:11...
00:07:13...
00:07:15...
00:07:17...
00:07:19...
00:07:21...
00:07:23...
00:07:25...
00:07:27...
00:07:29...
00:07:31...
00:07:33...
00:07:35...
00:07:37...
00:07:39...
00:07:41...
00:07:43...
00:07:45...
00:07:47...
00:07:49...
00:07:51...
00:07:53...
00:07:55...
00:07:57...
00:07:59...
00:08:01They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old.
00:08:11Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
00:08:15At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them.
00:08:22We will remember them.
00:08:26Want to come and have lunch?
00:08:29My parents are down.
00:08:30That's very nice of you.
00:08:32Thanks.
00:08:33You were laughing.
00:08:34I was not.
00:08:35Giggling then.
00:08:36I didn't utter a sound.
00:08:37And you were giggling silently.
00:08:38I couldn't concentrate on the dead at all.
00:08:39Just.
00:08:40Even a crusty old Tory like you, Devenish, must be able to see that it's absolutely ludicrous
00:08:46for 400 boys to line up and laugh for a lot of people they never even knew.
00:08:49What do you mean they didn't know?
00:08:50And who only died in a businessman's war because they were too damn stupid to shoot their superior
00:08:53officers and start a revolution like the Russians.
00:08:56They were the superior officers, weren't they?
00:08:58We could all see who you were thinking about.
00:09:00Wharton!
00:09:01Wharton!
00:09:02We've lost the show now, haven't we, God's willing?
00:09:11Yes, Barclay?
00:09:12Take these round all the houses, please.
00:09:14I want one on every notice board before lunch.
00:09:16Yes, Barclay.
00:09:19What you forget is all those people died for us.
00:09:21They died for their class.
00:09:22You are their class.
00:09:23It's damn silly to pretend you're not.
00:09:25You're always trying to be different.
00:09:28What's wrong with being different?
00:09:29Well, you are.
00:09:30I mean, you want to be elected to be a god, don't you, Devenish?
00:09:34Yes.
00:09:35Bear different.
00:09:36That's not what I mean.
00:09:40You wait.
00:09:41My waistcoats are going to be the most different you've ever seen.
00:09:43Why, an intelligent person like you should want to be part of a self-perpetuating oligarchy.
00:09:47It's a pity you have to be a prefect before you can be elected.
00:09:50Or else I'll be wearing one now.
00:09:52Oh, you'll make it next term.
00:09:53Mingy's will see to that.
00:09:54Will I?
00:09:55That's the question.
00:09:56I expect so.
00:09:58Would you like to do the honours, Bugsy?
00:10:01Yes, of course.
00:10:04Oh, I must say, I found this the best service.
00:10:07Yeah.
00:10:28Come on.
00:10:29Come on.
00:10:30Hey, come on.
00:10:31Can you give me a beer?
00:10:33Just one.
00:10:34Come on, tell me.
00:10:35Give me one, please.
00:10:41Come on.
00:10:42Can you give me a beer?
00:10:45Hello?
00:10:46Give me one, please.
00:10:47Any of you seen Martina?
00:10:53Can you give me a beer?
00:10:57Can you give me a beer?
00:11:56Bennett, do pull yourself together.
00:11:57Pull yourself together.
00:12:04It's not even as though he was there.
00:12:08Not yet.
00:12:10Any moment now,
00:12:12the great overdoors of Longwoods
00:12:14will swing open on their rusty hinges.
00:12:16That door does need oiling.
00:12:19And the glorious vision will step forth.
00:12:21He'll stand a moment,
00:12:23winsomely framed in the Tumescent archway.
00:12:25What?
00:12:26Sniffing the wind.
00:12:28Like a dappled deer.
00:12:31My God.
00:12:32And then,
00:12:33then he'll shoot a tender yet burning,
00:12:35soft yet passionate glance
00:12:37across the 300 yards of sacred turf,
00:12:39hoping against hope
00:12:41that I shall be there to receive it.
00:12:45And I shall lay my heart at his feet.
00:12:47Must have enormous feet if I'll stretch from Longfords to here.
00:12:50Oh, Mingus, what a pig.
00:12:51Thank you, no.
00:12:52You seen Martina?
00:12:53No, I'm afraid I only have eyes for one person
00:12:55in the entire world.
00:12:56Any of you?
00:12:57Probably those parents.
00:12:59I don't think they came down.
00:13:01Still, never mind.
00:13:02Thanks.
00:13:03No, thank you for the good,
00:13:04humid restraint with which you exercise your power, Mingus.
00:13:09It's not only not fair,
00:13:10it's not even sensible.
00:13:11Come on, Judd.
00:13:13My parents spend hundreds of pounds a year
00:13:15sending us to this prison
00:13:16so we can be educated
00:13:17and we spend the entire time playing games.
00:13:19Quite right, too.
00:13:20Games are good for Bolsheviks.
00:13:22Teach you a bit of team spirit.
00:13:23You could be quite good at cricket
00:13:24if you'd only try.
00:13:25I don't want to try.
00:13:26I want to be left alone
00:13:27so I can get on with my work.
00:13:34I hope you're not
00:13:35taking those binos out of house, Bennett.
00:13:37Then you hope in vain, Fowler.
00:13:40Farcicle's given me permission
00:13:41to use him for nature study.
00:13:43Who?
00:13:45Farcicle.
00:13:46If you mean the housemaster,
00:13:47kindly use his proper name.
00:13:48You didn't.
00:13:49What?
00:13:50Use his proper name.
00:13:51His proper name is Mr. Farquharson.
00:13:53Are you trying to be clever or something?
00:13:55I don't have to try.
00:13:56I am clever.
00:13:57I've half a mind
00:13:58to ask Barclay for permission
00:13:59to beat you.
00:14:00Well, you've half a mind.
00:14:01We can all agree on that.
00:14:03What?
00:14:06Get changed, everybody.
00:14:07Anyone late for the house matches
00:14:08will be out before Barclay
00:14:09for six strokes.
00:14:18What you have to grasp, Devenish,
00:14:19is that Fowler
00:14:20is precisely what this school
00:14:21was designed to produce.
00:14:24Not empire builders.
00:14:26Dear me, no.
00:14:27Building empires needs imagination.
00:14:29Empire rulers.
00:14:30Oh, do dry up.
00:14:32Fowler will go straight
00:14:33from the king's African rifles
00:14:34into the colonial service.
00:14:35You'll see.
00:14:36He'll end up with an OBE.
00:14:37And syphilis.
00:14:38Bennett, do you mind?
00:14:40He'll catch it off
00:14:41a little native girl
00:14:42who he'll visit after dark
00:14:43in her steamy primeval hut.
00:14:46And when he gets back
00:14:47to his mildewed little wife
00:14:48in Bexford-on-the-Sea,
00:14:49he won't be able
00:14:50to look her in the face.
00:14:51So he'll turn her over
00:14:52and...
00:14:53For heaven's sake.
00:14:54Serves a right
00:14:55for marrying an imperialist
00:14:56and an exploiter.
00:14:57There's nothing wrong
00:14:58with the colonial service.
00:14:59It's a perfectly decent...
00:15:00Shut up.
00:15:01There is nothing decent
00:15:02about colonialism.
00:15:03I don't see why
00:15:04you have to be against everything.
00:15:05I'm not.
00:15:06I'm for revolution.
00:15:08All right, everyone.
00:15:10Umpires for Longfords
00:15:11versus chancellors.
00:15:12Me, please.
00:15:13Me and Jad.
00:15:15All right.
00:15:19I don't want to be an umpire.
00:15:21Yes, you do.
00:15:22Come along.
00:15:30And again.
00:15:49Umpire.
00:15:52Umpire, that was a wide.
00:15:54No, it wasn't.
00:15:55I couldn't possibly
00:15:56have reached that.
00:15:57Of course you could.
00:15:58You just didn't try.
00:15:59It was practically
00:16:00outside the white line.
00:16:01Are you arguing
00:16:02with the umpire?
00:16:03Because arguing
00:16:04with the umpire
00:16:05is not school practice,
00:16:06Mr. Hitchcock.
00:16:07I'm not arguing
00:16:08with the umpire.
00:16:09I'm not arguing
00:16:10with the umpire.
00:16:11I'm not arguing
00:16:12with the umpire.
00:16:13I'm not arguing
00:16:14with the umpire.
00:16:15I'm not arguing
00:16:16with the umpire.
00:16:17I'm not arguing
00:16:18with the umpire.
00:16:19I'm not arguing
00:16:20with the umpire.
00:16:22So, on that note
00:16:23and with that,
00:16:24excuse me.
00:16:25It's really
00:16:26not school practice.
00:16:27Yes, it might
00:16:28be in your house,
00:16:29but it certainly
00:16:30isn't in ours.
00:16:31And since we
00:16:32beat you last week,
00:16:33you can just shut up.
00:16:39Wait.
00:16:46How's that?
00:16:47I think we should have rung a muffled peel after the dedication. I don't see why we didn't.
00:16:52Because we're not good enough yet.
00:16:54You don't have to be good to run a muffled peel.
00:16:56Muffled? No one can really tell.
00:16:58I'll muffle you if you don't shut up.
00:17:07Out. You lot, go. Out, all of you.
00:17:10Spungen, you get a master, now.
00:17:12What's going on? What's going on?
00:17:14Did you see what happened to Martha?
00:17:43This place?
00:17:48This place!
00:17:58These things should be left to the gods.
00:18:00I don't think so.
00:18:02I don't think so.
00:18:04I don't think so.
00:18:06I don't think so.
00:18:08I don't think so.
00:18:10These things should be left to the gods.
00:18:13He'd never have done it if he hadn't been sent to see the headmaster.
00:18:17He knew that meant expulsion.
00:18:19Yes, but once a master had caught him, Delahaye, it was out of our hands.
00:18:23Especially as it was with a man from another house.
00:18:25The gods could have dealt with it. That's what we're here for.
00:18:28Prefects handle house matters. The gods deal with everything else.
00:18:32And masters should mind their own business.
00:18:34Even the mighty gods can't expel people, Delahaye.
00:18:37Who needs people expelled?
00:18:39There's hardly no stay.
00:18:40Of course. He wouldn't have been able to sit down for a week after the gods had finished with him.
00:18:44But if we start expelling everyone who indulges...
00:18:46Well, there we are, aren't we?
00:18:48The tone of this whole house has simply gone to pieces, and you, Delahaye, are mainly responsible.
00:18:52Fowler, please.
00:18:53Yes, shut up, Fowler.
00:18:54But it's precisely attitudes like that that will be the downfall of this house.
00:18:56You shut up!
00:19:03Now, we are all, I know, very distressed about what's happened.
00:19:06Personally.
00:19:08Well, I've always tried to make everyone feel he can come to me at any time, whatever the problem.
00:19:13And he must have been desperate.
00:19:16Probably wouldn't have made any difference.
00:19:18But if he talked to me, to you, anyone...
00:19:25However, we have to try and overcome our personal feelings and remember our responsibility to the house.
00:19:32Yeah, yeah.
00:19:33We don't want people rushing off confessing things, which, quite frankly, they do better to keep to themselves.
00:19:37If people have things to confess, I think they should confess them.
00:19:40A thorough clear-out is just what this house needs.
00:19:42Thanks, I would like there to be a house here next term, for me to be head of.
00:19:46Well, I'm sure it's not nearly on that scale.
00:19:48Well, anyway, wouldn't you like to start with a clean house?
00:19:51Quite frankly, I doubt if such a thing as a clean house exists, in this school or any other.
00:19:58What about a special session of house pros?
00:20:07Come on.
00:20:25Almighty and most merciful Father,
00:20:27Almighty and most merciful Father,
00:20:30We have erred and strayed from thy ways like lost sheep.
00:20:34We have followed too much the devices and desires of our own hearts.
00:20:47If you ask me, it all comes of having masters who aren't old boys.
00:20:53I see.
00:20:55Well, an old boy would have more sense than to go prowling round gymnasium changing room.
00:21:01Everybody knows what goes on there.
00:21:05Look, you'd better watch yourself, Bennett.
00:21:08Discretion is going to be the better part of valour around here, wouldn't you say?
00:21:24May I go and talk to Giles, please?
00:21:26If you think you can get a word in.
00:21:34Neither shalt thou profane the name of thy God. I am the will.
00:21:39Thou shalt not lie with mankind as with womankind.
00:21:42It is abomination.
00:21:45Neither shalt thou lie with any beast to defile thyself therewith.
00:21:49Neither shall any woman stand before a beast to lie down thereto.
00:21:54It is confusion.
00:21:56Defile not ye yourselves in any of these things.
00:22:02Alone at last.
00:22:03Get off.
00:22:08I'll get you one day.
00:22:09You won't.
00:22:10Say, will everyone give in in the end? It's Bennett's law.
00:22:12I won't give in.
00:22:14Well, you're not normal.
00:22:21My God, that was quick. Who did it?
00:22:23Matron.
00:22:34Poor Martinell.
00:22:44The reason everyone gives in in the end is they get lonely doing it on their own.
00:22:50They long for company.
00:22:51Well, I don't.
00:22:53Not your sort, anyway.
00:22:54That's why my mother's marrying this awful colonel person, Arthur.
00:22:58It couldn't just possibly be that she loves him.
00:23:01Out of the question.
00:23:03He's got one of those awful little moustaches.
00:23:05He's ghastly.
00:23:06Almost as much of a loafer as my father was.
00:23:09You mean even you would draw the line?
00:23:12Don't be revolting.
00:23:13He's a grown-up.
00:23:15Of course.
00:23:16And it's all just a passing phase.
00:23:18Exactly.
00:23:19Just like you being a communist.
00:23:20Aha.
00:23:24Judd.
00:23:25Hmm?
00:23:27Are you in your usherette?
00:23:29Are you in your usherette?
00:23:31What about her?
00:23:34Is it really so different?
00:23:36From what?
00:23:38Boys.
00:23:40Well, how would I know?
00:23:41Because I never had a girl.
00:23:44What is it, Wharton?
00:23:45I don't know what to do about Spungen's water.
00:23:47He'll have to pass it on his own.
00:23:49Well, probably I can go to bed.
00:23:50He makes a terrible fuss if his water's cold.
00:23:53He said he'd report me to Barclay.
00:23:55Then go and fill up the jug with new hot water.
00:23:57Bring it back to the dorm.
00:23:58Cover it with a flannel and leave it by Spungen's bed.
00:24:00All right?
00:24:01Thank you, Judd.
00:24:08Hurry up, Wharton.
00:24:09Yes, Billy.
00:24:13God, does Capitown look difficult.
00:24:16Well, I haven't found anything I couldn't understand eventually.
00:24:20If they taught us any economics,
00:24:21there'd be children's and bloody stewards.
00:24:25Marx should be a set book for the Sixth.
00:24:27We shouldn't even have to fight our way through it on our own.
00:24:31And under the blankets.
00:24:37Barclay confiscated another torch last night.
00:24:39How many is that?
00:24:40Twelve.
00:24:42Twelve torches taken away to stop me getting the education I'm supposed to be here for.
00:24:46God, if our parents only knew what actually went on here.
00:24:50They do now.
00:24:52The fathers, anyway.
00:24:57Let's go.
00:25:27Benny, what the hell are you doing?
00:25:29Go to bed.
00:25:57God rest ye merry, gentlemen,
00:25:59and let not your sorrows,
00:26:01your sorrows for ever,
00:26:03till all thy creatures
00:26:05all thy creatures
00:26:06all thy creatures
00:26:07all thy creatures
00:26:08all thy creatures
00:26:09all thy creatures
00:26:10all thy creatures
00:26:11all thy creatures
00:26:12all thy creatures
00:26:13all thy creatures
00:26:14all thy creatures
00:26:15all thy creatures
00:26:16all thy creatures
00:26:17all thy creatures
00:26:18all thy creatures
00:26:19all thy creatures
00:26:20all thy creatures
00:26:21all thy creatures
00:26:22all thy creatures
00:26:23all thy creatures
00:26:24all thy creatures
00:26:25all thy creatures
00:26:26all thy creatures
00:26:27all thy creatures
00:26:28all thy creatures
00:26:29all thy creatures
00:26:30all thy creatures
00:26:31all thy creatures
00:26:32all thy creatures
00:26:33all thy creatures
00:26:34all thy creatures
00:26:35all thy creatures
00:26:36all thy creatures
00:26:37all thy creatures
00:26:38all thy creatures
00:26:39all thy creatures
00:26:40all thy creatures
00:26:41all thy creatures
00:26:42all thy creatures
00:26:43all thy creatures
00:26:44all thy creatures
00:26:45all thy creatures
00:26:46all thy creatures
00:26:47all thy creatures
00:26:48all thy creatures
00:26:49all thy creatures
00:26:50all thy creatures
00:26:51all thy creatures
00:26:52all thy creatures
00:26:53all thy creatures
00:26:54all thy creatures
00:26:55all thy creatures
00:26:56all thy creatures
00:26:57all thy creatures
00:26:58all thy creatures
00:26:59all thy creatures
00:27:00all thy creatures
00:27:01all thy creatures
00:27:02all thy creatures
00:27:03all thy creatures
00:27:04all thy creatures
00:27:05all thy creatures
00:27:06all thy creatures
00:27:07all thy creatures
00:27:08all thy creatures
00:27:09all thy creatures
00:27:10all thy creatures
00:27:11all thy creatures
00:27:12all thy creatures
00:27:13all thy creatures
00:27:14all thy creatures
00:27:15all thy creatures
00:27:16all thy creatures
00:27:17all thy creatures
00:27:18all thy creatures
00:27:19all thy creatures
00:27:20all thy creatures
00:27:21all thy creatures
00:27:22all thy creatures
00:27:23all thy creatures
00:27:24what's this?
00:27:25I'm very sorry father I thought I...
00:27:27juniors are not required to think Warton
00:27:29they are required to obey orders
00:27:30and I told you to make this cup shine
00:27:32yes father
00:27:34well
00:27:36not bad except for that smear
00:27:39get it off
00:27:41yes father
00:27:49you know if you are going to be in the south of France
00:27:51you might as well look around for a nice little villa for August
00:27:54might I?
00:27:57why not just extend the honeymoon?
00:27:59I could pop down on the blue train just as soon as school's over
00:28:02I see
00:28:04I only want to bring one friend
00:28:05it won't be at all expensive
00:28:07I don't think Arthur would like Judd darling
00:28:09I don't mean Judd darling
00:28:12anyway Arthur thinks everyone under the age of 18
00:28:14is either a pinko or a pandy
00:28:16so it won't make much difference who I bring will it?
00:28:18ha ha ha
00:28:20you know
00:28:22I'm awfully worried
00:28:25you see it is an established fact
00:28:27the people who go around suspecting vice in others
00:28:30are highly suspect themselves
00:28:32but Arthur's the most normal man I've ever known
00:28:35what better disguise?
00:28:36listen there's still time to cool it off
00:28:38come on let's stop the car
00:28:40you really shouldn't joke about it Guy
00:28:43not after that poor boy
00:28:46I suppose he was dreadfully unpopular
00:28:48aren't you now?
00:28:51well I should have thought a boy like that
00:28:53oh well better off dead no doubt about it
00:28:55well I have known one or two of those
00:28:58and they're never very happy you know
00:29:00are they?
00:29:01they can be very amusing but
00:29:03oh here we are
00:29:46thank you
00:30:06if you ask me public schools go on too long
00:30:09Arthur needs the fees
00:30:11it's not just the fees
00:30:12I mean look at Guy
00:30:13he's not a boy anymore he's a young man aren't you old chap?
00:30:16rather
00:30:17well then
00:30:18I think you should leave at the end of this term
00:30:20take a job for a year or two
00:30:21go around the world
00:30:22you must be mad
00:30:23school's just getting to the good bit
00:30:25I think you need to find out a bit about life
00:30:27before you go up to the varsity
00:30:28I second that
00:30:30why not the army?
00:30:32why not indeed?
00:30:33first class
00:30:34I mean
00:30:35one learns so much about life in the army
00:30:37yeah
00:30:38killing people
00:30:43mummy
00:30:47how dare you talk like that
00:30:49how dare you plan to send me around the world without even consulting me
00:30:52it's all right
00:30:54it was only an idea darling
00:30:56it was just that Arthur thought
00:30:58we only want to do what's best for you Guy
00:31:00if either of you seriously thinks that I'm going to leave now
00:31:03after ten years of hard labor in the salt mines of Prepham public school
00:31:07if you want to stay
00:31:08I'm going to be a god mummy
00:31:10what?
00:31:11the school elite
00:31:13the creme de la creme
00:31:14oh yes of course
00:31:16it's the only thing that's made the last ten years endurable
00:31:18the thought that one day I'm going to be top of the whole stinking heap
00:31:21if that's how you feel darling
00:31:25I really must get back to my wedding
00:31:57yes
00:32:17would you care for a drink sir?
00:32:19yes a glass of sherry thank you
00:32:21very good sir
00:32:27thank you
00:32:47gosh you are brave
00:32:49did you think I wouldn't come?
00:32:53I didn't know
00:32:55I hoped you would
00:33:00well
00:33:03here I am
00:33:09I hope you're hungry
00:33:11I'm ravenous I've had nothing to eat but bits of caviar and toast all day long
00:33:15doesn't sound bad
00:33:17it's awful
00:33:19listen I am
00:33:21I can't call you Harcourt
00:33:23my name's Guy
00:33:25I know
00:33:26I found out
00:33:28mine's James
00:33:30James
00:33:34it's a very nice name
00:33:37I nearly lost my nerve
00:33:41I passed a couple of masters on the way here
00:33:43oh don't worry about them they won't come in here they can't afford you
00:33:46listen
00:33:48do you like smoked salmon?
00:33:50I love it
00:33:53I love
00:33:56I love food and drink
00:34:02should we get terribly terribly drunk?
00:34:04if you like
00:34:06the only thing is sometimes when I get drunk I
00:34:09I say things I shouldn't
00:34:13still we ought to have something to celebrate with wouldn't we?
00:34:18your sherry sir
00:34:20are you ready to order?
00:34:22not yet. bring me the wine.
00:34:24here we are sir
00:34:27we've a nice little hock if you care for hock sir
00:34:30champagne
00:34:32I've been drinking it all day and it doesn't do to make one's drinks
00:34:35what's the best champagne you've got?
00:34:37the Moet I suppose sir
00:34:47it's been a most unfortunate affair of course but on the whole the school has not come out
00:34:51of it too badly
00:34:53for that we must be extremely grateful to Barclay
00:34:56Henderson for the admirable way they've handled their respective houses through what could have been
00:35:01a most serious crisis
00:35:03yeah
00:35:06we all know how quickly scandal can spread as a matter of fact my father won't have
00:35:10anyone in the firm from Harrow because of what he's heard
00:35:13well I can't imagine him wanting anyone from Harrow anyway
00:35:17but we do still have to make it absolutely clear to the outside world
00:35:22this was a completely isolated incident I cannot emphasize too strongly
00:35:26nothing even remotely like it can ever be allowed to occur again
00:35:31all right?
00:35:35my real father died when I was 14
00:35:38how awful
00:35:42it was Easter halls
00:35:45I was reeling one night in my bed when
00:35:48I had the most peculiar noise sort of
00:35:51muffled squeaking
00:35:54couldn't think what it was at first
00:35:59sounded trapped somehow
00:36:03so I
00:36:05I went down the passage and
00:36:07it seemed to be coming from my parents room and there was a light under the door so
00:36:11I assumed
00:36:13none of my business
00:36:15gosh
00:36:16then I
00:36:18I distinctly heard my mother say help
00:36:22help
00:36:25it was terribly eerie
00:36:28complete silence and
00:36:30there it was again help
00:36:34I didn't know what to do
00:36:37no
00:36:38I went down the passage and I
00:36:40knocked loudly on the door and I said are you all right? and she said Guy quick help
00:36:45she sounded absolutely at her last gasp
00:36:48so I went in and
00:36:53listen
00:36:54are you sure you really want to hear this?
00:36:56no
00:36:58no not if you don't want to tell me
00:37:01no no I do
00:37:05my
00:37:07my father had
00:37:09had a heart attack
00:37:13right in the middle of
00:37:15no
00:37:17happens all the time apparently
00:37:21better way to go for the man
00:37:23but for my mother
00:37:25well
00:37:27she was trapped
00:37:29absolutely incredible
00:37:31it was awful
00:37:33my mother kept her eyes closed the whole time
00:37:36I wish I could have done it
00:37:39it was so embarrassing
00:37:41it must have been
00:37:43she never really looked me in the eye again
00:37:47you see
00:37:49I always hated him he was
00:37:52he was vile
00:37:55my mother
00:37:58always been very fond of my mother
00:38:01but
00:38:03well
00:38:05things haven't been
00:38:07quite the same between us since
00:38:09since then
00:38:13perhaps that's why she married again
00:38:17perhaps it is
00:38:20never thought about that
00:38:34you know what I'd like to do sometime?
00:38:39ride around Europe on a bicycle
00:38:43a tent
00:38:45sharing it with someone you really like
00:38:49I've never spent the night with anyone
00:38:52have you?
00:38:54no
00:38:56must be wonderful
00:38:59have you ever been in a tent?
00:39:02have you ever been in love?
00:39:06no
00:39:08have you?
00:39:10no
00:39:14let's get in
00:39:17night
00:39:19night
00:39:47fetch
00:39:52come here
00:39:54Susie
00:40:13Susie
00:40:15come here
00:40:17sit
00:40:47sit
00:41:03all right Bennett I've got you this time
00:41:07God I thought you were fowler
00:41:09oh
00:41:15that drainpipe's a bloody disgrace
00:41:17how much have I worried about the housemaster
00:41:19shh
00:41:22Tommy
00:41:25may I call you Tommy Tommy?
00:41:27if you want
00:41:30I'm in love
00:41:32it's not exactly news
00:41:34I don't mean in love I mean
00:41:37I mean in love
00:41:39you're drunk
00:41:41you know till now it's just been a game
00:41:43but
00:41:45now
00:41:47what are you doing here?
00:41:49I thought you didn't have to be back till tomorrow
00:41:51and why are you dressed like a god?
00:41:53I'm practicing for next term
00:41:55well you better be careful not to get any more food in that waistcoat
00:41:57don't it's grubby already
00:41:59damn the waistcoat I've been waiting for this ever since my
00:42:01nothing's ever going to be as good again
00:42:03till I'm ambassador in Paris
00:42:05don't be so pathetic
00:42:07life is ladders Tommy
00:42:09that's all
00:42:11prep school to here
00:42:13first form to sixth second assistant
00:42:15junior undersecretary to ambassador in Paris
00:42:17Sir Guy Bennett
00:42:19KCVO KCMG
00:42:21contemptible sycophant in the service of the bourgeoisie
00:42:23huh?
00:42:25it's what Lenin called the renegade Karl Kautsky
00:42:27did he indeed?
00:42:29because he substituted eclecticism and sophistry for dialectics
00:42:31oh that is bad
00:42:33groveling about to kings and queens
00:42:35walking backwards kissing hands
00:42:37you're utterly imbued
00:42:39with the spirit of servility
00:42:41that's what he'd have said
00:42:43he really wouldn't have liked me
00:42:45no
00:42:47what about James?
00:42:49who's James?
00:42:51quite frankly I don't think he'd have cared much for the pair of him
00:42:53god
00:42:55first they take away my tortures
00:42:57then when I take my life or at least my bum in my hands
00:42:59and creep down here to do some work
00:43:01this place is impossible
00:43:03good night
00:43:09who stole my heart away?
00:43:13who makes me dream all day?
00:43:17dreams I know will never come true
00:43:21seems as though I'll never be blue
00:43:31good night
00:43:45who's last?
00:43:49Wharton
00:43:51find Mingus and ask him to come to me in garden right away
00:43:53yes Farkley
00:44:01good night
00:44:09good
00:44:11what is it?
00:44:13I'm sorry
00:44:15I've just discovered something awful
00:44:17mr. Farquharson's thinking of asking Fowler
00:44:19to stay on
00:44:21to be head of house instead of you
00:44:23what?
00:44:25you see the house isn't gonna have enough prefects next term
00:44:27why not? what do you mean?
00:44:29two and Bennett. two's not enough
00:44:31what about Devonish? he's leaving
00:44:33his parents take a very dim view of the Martineau business
00:44:37want him to go to agricultural college straight away
00:44:39and as foul as a year senior to you
00:44:41and as Judd refuses to be a prefect
00:44:43Judd!
00:44:45unless you can get him to take a more responsible attitude
00:44:47you're a man short Jim
00:44:49fat chance
00:44:51I'm terribly sorry
00:44:55he's our only hope
00:44:59thank you
00:45:15the answer is no
00:45:23I wish you'd reconsider
00:45:25I wish you'd let me work
00:45:27look I wouldn't ask you to do anything
00:45:29you didn't want to do
00:45:31you just have to go through the motions
00:45:33that's all
00:45:35pet duty, dawn, roll call
00:45:37nothing really
00:45:39meanies
00:45:41maybe the makings of a politician
00:45:43I'm only speaking as one friend to another
00:45:45you have well well
00:45:47look you don't want Fowler to be head of house
00:45:49any more than I do. he'll make your life a complete misery
00:45:51too bad
00:45:53in fact I still refuse to collaborate
00:45:55in a time of oppression
00:45:57oh for God's sake
00:46:05oh my god
00:46:11I can't look
00:46:13are you all right Bennett?
00:46:15shall I get made for him?
00:46:17it was his smile it made me dizzy
00:46:21everything beautiful is slightly lopsided
00:46:23there's a hollow at the base of his throat
00:46:25that makes me want to pour honey all over him
00:46:27and lick it off again
00:46:29Bennett
00:46:31this washing up was supposed to be finished ten minutes ago
00:46:33Bennett you come with me
00:46:37have you completely lost your mind?
00:46:39yes actually
00:46:41after all that's happened you talk like that in front of a junior
00:46:43he doesn't understand
00:46:45of course he does
00:46:47you better take a pull on yourself Guy
00:46:49I'd rather do it with you
00:46:51for God's sake will you stop
00:46:53you're going to start showing a little responsibility
00:46:55what on earth are you talking about?
00:46:57you don't know what's going on
00:46:59Devnish may be leaving
00:47:01Fowler may be going to stay on as head of house
00:47:11it can't be true
00:47:13unfortunately it can
00:47:15I need your help Guy
00:47:17it's all Judd's fault for refusing to be a prefect
00:47:21I want you to talk to him
00:47:23you're much more his friend than I am
00:47:25I shouldn't think there's a hope in hell
00:47:27well there must be
00:47:29remember if Fowler becomes head of house
00:47:31he certainly won't put you up for the gods
00:47:33I'm relying on you Guy
00:47:37prove your worth for once
00:47:51all right
00:47:59all right Devnish let's have a look
00:48:07not bad
00:48:09not bad at all
00:48:11Ben?
00:48:13where?
00:48:15don't be silly let me see your uniform
00:48:21well it won't do
00:48:23it won't do at all
00:48:25what's wrong with it?
00:48:27do you call those creases?
00:48:29well I'm not very handy with the iron actually
00:48:31do them again
00:48:33do everything again
00:48:35I'm not having you let down the whole house
00:48:37it won't be the whole house Fowler
00:48:39the juniors aren't in the corps
00:48:41nor is Judd
00:48:43don't mention Judd to me
00:48:45Judd?
00:48:47Judd
00:48:49Judd
00:48:53the moon shines bright
00:48:57on such a night as this
00:48:59when the sweet wind
00:49:01did gently kiss the trees
00:49:03and they did make no noise
00:49:07on such a night
00:49:09Bennett methinks mounted the Gascoigne walls
00:49:11and sighed his soul
00:49:13toward the Longford tents
00:49:16where Harcourt lay that night
00:49:29I can't do it
00:49:33I just cannot be a prefect
00:49:37why not?
00:49:39I do have my reputation you know
00:49:41your what?
00:49:43I'm a school joke I quite realize that
00:49:48but I am don't you think a respected joke
00:49:52I do at least stick to my principles
00:49:54people appreciate that
00:49:56I abandon them now
00:50:00I'm sorry
00:50:02you don't care what people think
00:50:04about me personally no
00:50:06they'll say it was all a fake
00:50:08no
00:50:10no
00:50:11what we said all along is all just a form of showing off
00:50:13on the contrary they'll
00:50:15they'll see the means justifying the ends
00:50:17what could be more communist than that
00:50:19they'll think it was all a fake
00:50:21they'll think all communists are fake
00:50:25it's what they say about Stalin
00:50:27now what on earth's Stalin got to do with it
00:50:29that man is sweating blood
00:50:31night and day to drag his country into the 20th century
00:50:33and creates a whole new concept of society
00:50:35at the same time
00:50:37I can't stand it when people sneer at him
00:50:39shut up
00:50:51thought I might find you here
00:50:58it's all right
00:51:00I couldn't sleep either
00:51:02that bloody dog of Wharton's gets on my nerves
00:51:06I thought I'd go walkers myself
00:51:09not exactly dressed for walking actually
00:51:12I was working
00:51:14well
00:51:16I won't disturb you
00:51:18would you like my torch
00:51:20it is yours
00:51:25thanks
00:51:27this drainpipe's still all right isn't it
00:51:29afraid I can't tell you
00:51:32Barclay
00:51:34yes
00:51:36I must stay on
00:51:38things do get about don't they
00:51:40is he
00:51:42I don't know
00:51:44to tell you the truth I don't actually care anymore
00:51:46I've had enough
00:51:48I haven't slept for nights and nights
00:51:50really
00:51:52quite frankly I've got to the pitch where I wonder why we bother
00:51:54who
00:51:56any of us
00:51:58why we keep the whole thing going
00:52:00sometimes I think none of us really believes in it
00:52:02of course you don't believe in it
00:52:04do you think so
00:52:06you know perfectly well it's all nonsense
00:52:08you know it's positively wrong but you don't act on your knowledge
00:52:10you don't accept the logical consequences
00:52:12is that it
00:52:14you're afraid for your status
00:52:16your money
00:52:18your class
00:52:20everything that makes your life safe and comfortable and privileged
00:52:22you're afraid to live like an ordinary human being
00:52:26perhaps I am
00:52:30yes
00:52:34thank you
00:52:42leave the window open for me won't you
00:52:54my god
00:52:56that man's really cracking up
00:52:58liberals always do under pressure
00:53:00you know
00:53:02you're a really hard man Tommy
00:53:04I've no time for him
00:53:06he just wants a nice easy life
00:53:08with a nice easy conscience
00:53:10he's got no right to either
00:53:12I'm going to bed
00:53:16are you going to join in the fight against Fowler
00:53:20I hate him so much it's difficult to be objective
00:53:22well the objective fact in this case
00:53:24is that Fowler is absolutely objectionable
00:53:30please
00:53:32please Tommy
00:53:34if you appeal to me as your friend
00:53:36I'll never forgive you
00:53:38Mingy's tried that
00:53:40I didn't mind it from him
00:53:42he isn't a friend
00:53:44I'll think about it
00:53:46but
00:53:48I've been in a rage all day tomorrow
00:53:50oh
00:53:52jackpot
00:53:54militarism from twelve to half past four
00:53:56little boys all dressed up and playing soldiers
00:53:58Tommy
00:54:00if I lose this jackpot
00:54:02would you agree to become a prefect then
00:54:08if you lose this jackpot
00:54:10you probably won't be a prefect yourself
00:54:14good night
00:54:16good night
00:54:28good night
00:54:58good night
00:55:28good night
00:55:58Guy
00:56:06careful
00:56:10I know
00:56:12he nearly saw me
00:56:14thought I'd have a heart attack
00:56:28good night
00:56:58all right
00:57:08thank you
00:57:10now my sack
00:57:28good night
00:57:48good
00:57:50good luck Fowler
00:57:52thank you
00:57:54fall in
00:57:58fall in
00:58:20stand
00:58:22attention
00:58:28fall in
00:58:38battalion ready for inspection sir
00:58:40thank you sergeant major
00:58:58good
00:59:16how's your father
00:59:18very well thank you sir
00:59:20good
00:59:28good
00:59:58good
01:00:14why did you do it Bennett
01:00:16do what
01:00:18you lost us the pot
01:00:20oh surely not just me not all on my own
01:00:22you were far and away the worst dressed soldier on the whole parade
01:00:24I'm not a soldier I'm a school boy and so are you
01:00:26you're a disgrace to the house you're a disgrace to the entire school
01:00:28I'm hopeless with brass
01:00:30I can only ever get a really good shine on my nails
01:00:32look
01:00:34let me see your belt
01:00:36you want me to undress in front of all these people
01:00:38give it to me
01:00:46I reckon that's worth the full six strokes
01:00:56all right Fowler
01:00:58you can go ahead
01:01:00thank you
01:01:02come on Bennett
01:01:04I appeal to Barclay and Delehay
01:01:06of course
01:01:08it's my right they're our house gods
01:01:10it won't do you any good
01:01:12it's still my right
01:01:14all right if you insist
01:01:16if you let him off
01:01:18we won't
01:01:26thank you
01:01:40Bennett's appealed to house gods
01:01:42gosh
01:01:46I wonder what they'll do to him
01:01:48give him a jolly good beating
01:01:50I should think
01:01:56well um
01:02:02I just thought you ought to know
01:02:06that if one stroke of Fowler's cane lands on my arse
01:02:10I should go straight to Mr. Farkassen
01:02:12and uh
01:02:14give him the names of all the people I've
01:02:16done it with over the past three years
01:02:18that's all
01:02:22Bennett you can't do this
01:02:24oh I shall
01:02:26begin at the top
01:02:30can I go now
01:02:32bloody little tot
01:02:34you never thought it particularly
01:02:36bloody at the time
01:02:38I'll thrash you myself
01:02:40it's only a game there's no need to get so excited
01:02:44I thought sportsmen were supposed to be good losers
01:02:54I'd never have dared do that
01:03:06it's only cheating
01:03:08everyone cheats here the whole time
01:03:14I don't
01:03:18I bet you do
01:03:20when you've got the chance
01:03:24played even crib
01:03:28I don't mean work I mean games
01:03:32sportsmanship
01:03:36it's all hypocrisy
01:03:40well
01:03:42we all know what goes on in the scrum
01:03:44when the ref's not looking
01:03:48oh well
01:03:50if that's what you
01:03:54yes of course
01:04:08it'll be getting late soon
01:04:14I must be going
01:04:24I'll see you later
01:04:54I'll see you later
01:04:56I'll see you later
01:04:58I'll see you later
01:05:00I'll see you later
01:05:02I'll see you later
01:05:04I'll see you later
01:05:06I'll see you later
01:05:08I'll see you later
01:05:10I'll see you later
01:05:12I'll see you later
01:05:14I'll see you later
01:05:16I'll see you later
01:05:18I'll see you later
01:05:20I'll see you later
01:05:22I'll see you later
01:05:24I'll see you later
01:05:26I'll see you later
01:05:28I'll see you later
01:05:30I'll see you later
01:05:32I'll see you later
01:05:34I'll see you later
01:05:36I'll see you later
01:05:38I'll see you later
01:05:40I'll see you later
01:05:42I'll see you later
01:05:44I'll see you later
01:05:46I'll see you later
01:05:48I'll see you later
01:05:50I'll see you later
01:05:52I'll see you later
01:05:54I'll see you later
01:05:56I'll see you later
01:05:58I'll see you later
01:06:00I'll see you later
01:06:02I'll see you later
01:06:04I'll see you later
01:06:06I'll see you later
01:06:08I'll see you later
01:06:10I'll see you later
01:06:12I'll see you later
01:06:14I'll see you later
01:06:16I'll see you later
01:06:18you know
01:06:20what I really hate about cricket
01:06:22is it's such a dangered game
01:06:24ah Judd's paradox
01:06:28of course
01:06:30cricket is a fundamental part of the capitalist conspiracy
01:06:32of course
01:06:36one only has to observe the Sylvan scene
01:06:38where's the proletariat
01:06:40forced to labour in the field
01:06:42while the bourgeoisie
01:06:44indulges in the pleasures of batting and bowling
01:06:46quite
01:06:48I mean there's every reason to suppose
01:06:52that the game
01:06:54ultimately derives
01:06:56from the wholly unjustified right
01:06:58of the medieval lord
01:07:00to the unpaid labour of fillains and serfs
01:07:02at hay making and harvest
01:07:04you know you're really beginning to get the idea
01:07:06thanks
01:07:08ah there he is
01:07:10at the school shop
01:07:12isn't he awesome Tommy
01:07:14drawing attention to yourself again
01:07:18he's not even waving back
01:07:20of course he's not
01:07:22you should learn from his discretion
01:07:24oh if only I could
01:07:30so I really can't get you to change your mind
01:07:32it's not so much me as my father
01:07:34quite frankly when he asked me what I'd be staying on for
01:07:36it was damn hard to say
01:07:38you might be on the first eleven next term
01:07:40it's a long time to wait just on the off chance
01:07:42that would be one thing but
01:07:44as it is just being an ordinary prefect
01:07:46doesn't really make it worthwhile
01:07:48sorry
01:07:58and away
01:08:00I've decided
01:08:02that the greatest happiness of the greatest number
01:08:04will best be achieved
01:08:06if I do agree to be a prefect
01:08:08Tommy
01:08:10I shall insist on the terms set forth by Mingys
01:08:12but with one extra condition
01:08:14I shall refuse to take house prayers
01:08:16oh you won't care about that
01:08:18Tommy my cup runneth over
01:08:20you really are a hero of the people
01:08:22and now I'm going to award you the order of Lenin
01:08:24first class with oak leaves
01:08:26you know if I wasn't in love with James
01:08:28I'd be in love with you
01:08:30don't be so emotional
01:08:32go and tell Mingys before you change your mind
01:08:34I'll be in the music school
01:08:36go on hurry
01:08:38go on
01:08:50Wharton
01:08:52yes Lenin
01:08:54do you want to make yourself another ice cream?
01:08:56wouldn't mind
01:08:58if you go to school shop
01:09:00you'll find a man from Longford
01:09:02sir Harcourt. do you know him?
01:09:04have I said?
01:09:06good give him this
01:09:08here sixpence
01:09:10here
01:09:12sixpence
01:09:14sixpence
01:09:16sixpence
01:09:18sixpence
01:09:20sixpence
01:09:22sixpence
01:09:26why are you so keen on Harcourt?
01:09:28if you really don't know
01:09:30I'm certainly not going to tell you
01:09:32now get along
01:09:44I'll have that if you don't mind Wharton
01:09:46now come on
01:09:48give it to me
01:09:52all right Wharton
01:09:54thank you
01:09:56thank you very much
01:10:08can I have a word?
01:10:10yes of course
01:10:12what is it?
01:10:14I've decided I am willing to become a prefect
01:10:16there are one or two conditions
01:10:18look at this
01:10:22what is it?
01:10:24I've got him this time
01:10:26he can't get away now
01:10:28taking the stricter box
01:10:30what on earth's that all about?
01:10:34just one moment
01:10:36we can discuss this later
01:10:46Sturtnish, do you think it will make any difference to your attitude?
01:10:48or your father's attitude?
01:10:50if you were to tell him
01:10:52you were going to be in the guards next term
01:10:54instead of Bennett
01:10:56I'm sure it would
01:11:00perhaps you should go and telephone him
01:11:02you mean there's a real chance
01:11:20all right
01:11:42all set
01:11:50good
01:11:58tell Bennett to come to hall table
01:12:20all right
01:12:50shh
01:13:20I can't do it
01:13:22what's the matter?
01:13:24lost your nerve?
01:13:26all right I'll do it
01:13:28come on
01:13:50all right Bennett
01:13:52bend over
01:14:20shh
01:14:50shh
01:15:20shh
01:15:50shh
01:16:20shh
01:16:42I don't understand
01:16:46why didn't you just use the blackmail again?
01:16:50because
01:16:52because what?
01:16:58because if I'd gone to the housemaster
01:17:00it'd have all come out about James
01:17:02so what?
01:17:06we'd have both been expelled
01:17:10lucky you
01:17:14I couldn't do that
01:17:16I love him
01:17:18I love him
01:17:20oh come on Guy
01:17:22look I'm not going to pretend anymore
01:17:24I'm sick of pretending
01:17:26you think it's all a joke but it's not
01:17:28I am never going to love women
01:17:30don't be ridiculous
01:17:32Martin only knew that about himself when he was 10
01:17:34he told me
01:17:36you can't possibly know a thing like that at 10 or now
01:17:38yes you can
01:17:40though it doesn't come as any great revelation
01:17:42it's more like admitting to yourself
01:17:44something you've always known
01:17:46it's a great relief
01:17:48in some ways
01:17:50you can't trust intuitions like that
01:17:52what else is there?
01:17:54are you a communist because you read Karl Marx?
01:17:56no you read Karl Marx because you know you are a communist
01:17:58well I'm very sorry
01:18:00thanks if that's how friends react
01:18:06I'm sorry
01:18:08you're quite right
01:18:10that was patronising and unforgivable
01:18:13you couldn't help it could you?
01:18:18because in your heart of hearts
01:18:20like Barclay and Delahan
01:18:22Fowler and Mingus you still believe
01:18:24in spite of your talk of equality
01:18:26and fraternity you still believe
01:18:28some people are better than others
01:18:30because of the way they make love
01:18:36well
01:18:38think of that for a lifetime
01:18:42think of the names
01:18:44pansy, Nancy
01:18:46fairy, fruit
01:18:48brown nose
01:19:00this hurts like hell
01:19:02I'm going to walk it off
01:19:04coming?
01:19:12good that's settled then Donald
01:19:14thanks
01:19:16Bennett can't complain
01:19:18I've warned him time and again
01:19:20good here they are
01:19:22wonderful news
01:19:24Devenish is staying on after all
01:19:26it was most generous of you to offer Judd
01:19:28but you can keep your principles untarnished
01:19:34but I have a disappointment for you Bennett
01:19:36though it can hardly come as a surprise
01:19:38after recent events
01:19:40I'm afraid I shall be nominating Devenish
01:19:42for the guards next term instead of you
01:19:50you bastard
01:19:52you really gave me no choice Guy
01:19:54don't you ever call me by my Christian name again
01:19:58ever
01:20:00you were easily bought
01:20:02well my father was a god himself
01:20:04when I told him
01:20:06your son will be a god
01:20:08and your son's son even until the end of the school
01:20:10we saved the house from Fowler
01:20:12we saved your conscience
01:20:14all problems solved for life
01:20:16no commies and no queers
01:20:18don't let's quarrel
01:20:20we've all got to live together next term
01:20:22let's try and do it as amicably as possible
01:20:38isn't the end of the world
01:20:50isn't it
01:20:58when people like Mingy's rule the world
01:21:02you want to be ambassador in Paris
01:21:04oh Bennett yes
01:21:06nice enough chap
01:21:10quite amusing actually
01:21:12we had high hopes of him once
01:21:14but oh yes you heard
01:21:16not quite one of us
01:21:18Bogota do you think?
01:21:20no maybe not
01:21:22Haiti isn't that coming up?
01:21:24that's much more his line you see
01:21:26he was never a god
01:21:28only ever an ordinary prefect
01:21:34oh yes
01:21:38no need to be even mad
01:21:46oh yes there is
01:21:52if I'm spending the rest of my life
01:21:54hiding my true nature
01:21:58I'm taking every comfort that's going
01:22:00when it is going
01:22:02isn't it Jim
01:22:04and besides being absolutely
01:22:06objective
01:22:08it would dish me once and for all
01:22:10wouldn't it?
01:22:12you can't have things both ways Guy
01:22:14why not?
01:22:16how?
01:22:18why not
01:22:20pretend to do one thing
01:22:22when you really do the other
01:22:24fool the swine
01:22:26play along with them
01:22:28let them think what they like
01:22:30don't talk drivel
01:22:34the last laugh would be revenge
01:22:36that's just sentimental twaddle
01:22:38you wouldn't be in the mess you are now
01:22:40if you had any discretion at all
01:22:44what better cover for someone like me
01:22:46than
01:22:48total indiscretion
01:22:50wouldn't it be wonderful
01:22:52if communism were really true
01:22:54it is true
01:22:58like heaven and earth
01:23:00earth on earth
01:23:02the just earth
01:23:20of course
01:23:22Tommy was killed in the Spanish Civil War
01:23:26tough as old boots
01:23:28Tommy was
01:23:30till the bloody
01:23:32fascists got him
01:23:38have you ever wanted to go back?
01:23:40go back?
01:23:48no
01:23:50is there nobody that you'd want to see?
01:23:54no
01:23:56isn't there anything you miss at all?
01:24:02I
01:24:04I miss the cricket
01:24:10most dear
01:24:12to them that
01:24:14love her
01:24:16most great
01:24:18to them that
01:24:20know
01:24:22we may
01:24:24not count our
01:24:26armies
01:24:28we may
01:24:30not see her king
01:24:34her fortress is
01:24:36her faithful heart
01:24:38her pride
01:24:40is suffering
01:24:44and soul
01:24:46by soul
01:24:48and silently
01:24:50her shining
01:24:52bounds increase
01:24:56and her weight
01:24:58her weight of
01:25:00gentleness
01:25:02and all her
01:25:04power
01:25:06music
01:25:08music
01:25:10music
01:25:12music
01:25:14music
01:25:16music
01:25:18music
01:25:20music
01:25:22music
01:25:24music
01:25:26music
01:25:28music
01:25:30music
01:25:32music
01:25:34music
01:25:36music
01:25:38music
01:25:40music
01:25:42music
01:25:44music
01:25:46music
01:25:48music
01:25:50music
01:25:52music
01:25:54music
01:25:56music
01:25:58music
01:26:00music
01:26:02music
01:26:04music
01:26:06music
01:26:08music
01:26:10music
01:26:12music
01:26:14music
01:26:16music
01:26:18music
01:26:20music
01:26:22music
01:26:24music
01:26:26music
01:26:28music
01:26:30music
01:26:32music
01:26:34music
01:26:36music
01:26:38music
01:26:40music