Mad Dog Morgan 1976
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00:00:00 I am William Henry Manoring and a member of the Victorian Detective Police.
00:00:08 I will read some extracts from my manuscript describing the later outrages, pursuit and death of Daniel Morgan.
00:00:20 I am stationed here at Beechworth in the colony of Victoria after being engaged in the pursuit and present with the police party at the death of Morgan at Pitchelby Station on the 9th day of April in this year of our Lord 1865.
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00:09:17 I said stand and deliver! You'll be emptying your pockets now!
00:09:20 I went out and you're taking this personal.
00:09:24 I've been out in the gold fields and I'm broke.
00:09:27 Well, then I won't be taking your money.
00:09:31 I'll be taking your clothes. Not those you're wearing, but all the rest.
00:09:35 You'll be getting blankets too.
00:09:37 I'll be tying you when I'm leaving.
00:09:39 Well, hurry man!
00:09:43 I wouldn't want you freezing to death and your family to never see you again.
00:09:46 For the pernicious crime of highway robbery, I sentence the defendant...
00:09:50 John, John Smith, your honor.
00:09:53 I sentence the defendant, John Smith, to 12 years hard labor.
00:10:00 The first two years of the sentence to be in irons.
00:10:02 We will not tolerate lawlessness in Victoria.
00:10:06 [Gunshot]
00:10:09 Next case please.
00:10:10 Down, down to hell. And say I sent thee there.
00:10:15 Take a good look at your new home, you vermin!
00:10:23 The prison sucks!
00:10:25 Load ahoy!
00:10:31 Guard both the prisoners!
00:10:36 Advance guard boat, bring your prisoners ashore.
00:10:39 Line the sea-bait.
00:10:42 Hold, hold your iron rod.
00:10:45 You haven't got a chance.
00:10:47 [Gunshot]
00:10:50 Flusher! Flusher!
00:10:53 Flusher! Flusher!
00:10:55 Leave him!
00:11:07 If that bastard wants to escape, give him a chance.
00:11:12 [Growling]
00:11:14 You can't escape!
00:11:24 [Gunshot]
00:11:29 New boy, eh?
00:11:38 Aye. In what effort?
00:11:41 [Laughing]
00:11:43 Can you read, boy?
00:11:51 Yes, sir.
00:11:53 Now what's this?
00:11:54 That's an M, sir.
00:11:56 M. It's for malefactor.
00:11:58 And on this island, we brand you, so you'll never forget for the rest of your life what you are.
00:12:05 What are you, boy?
00:12:07 I'm a malefactor, sir.
00:12:09 So do I detect a sound of Irish in your voice, boy?
00:12:14 Not for me, sir. Maybe you've overhurt yourself.
00:12:17 [Gunshot]
00:12:18 [Laughing]
00:12:20 You!
00:12:21 Aye!
00:12:23 You miserable bugger!
00:12:25 You wouldn't be so game if I wasn't tied down like a dog!
00:12:28 Aye!
00:12:30 Pox on you, you bastard!
00:12:35 Spread the fingers of his right hand.
00:12:37 Here, boy.
00:12:47 You'll find there's no room for spunk on this island, boy.
00:12:52 [Screaming]
00:12:59 Dot!
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00:13:04 Dot!
00:13:05 [Screaming]
00:13:07 Welcome to success.
00:13:14 [Crow cawing]
00:13:23 [Laughing]
00:13:26 Leave me alone.
00:13:32 Leave me alone.
00:13:33 Leave me alone.
00:13:34 Don't hurt me.
00:13:36 Piss off.
00:13:37 Little new mate frightened, huh?
00:13:40 What do you want?
00:13:42 [Laughing]
00:13:44 New mate. New mate.
00:13:58 [Screaming]
00:14:03 They're killing me.
00:14:04 Help me, someone. Help me.
00:14:06 Help me.
00:14:07 They're killing me.
00:14:09 Help.
00:14:10 Help.
00:14:11 Help.
00:14:12 Help.
00:14:13 Help.
00:14:15 Help me.
00:14:17 They're killing me.
00:14:19 Help.
00:14:21 Help.
00:14:22 Help.
00:14:23 Help.
00:14:24 They're killing me.
00:14:25 Help.
00:14:27 Help me.
00:14:29 Help me.
00:14:30 [Laughing]
00:14:32 Don't kill him.
00:14:35 Or there'll be trouble.
00:14:37 [Laughing]
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00:14:47 Want a break?
00:15:13 Want a break?
00:15:14 Water break.
00:15:33 [Sigh]
00:16:01 Oh.
00:16:02 The traps.
00:16:03 The dirty traps.
00:16:05 Oh, let's go.
00:16:10 Hey.
00:16:12 Oh.
00:16:13 [Screaming]
00:16:29 Hey.
00:16:30 Huh.
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00:16:46 John Smith, you are to be remanded for good behavior.
00:17:12 You've served six years of your sentence,
00:17:14 and it has been decided that you should be given a chance to return to society.
00:17:17 You will be released today on ticket of leave,
00:17:20 but you must remain in the ovens in Jackendander Police District.
00:17:23 You must report to the police as often as is required.
00:17:27 Is all this understood?
00:17:30 Is all this understood, Smith?
00:17:36 Yes, sir.
00:17:37 Sir.
00:17:40 May I ask you a question, sir?
00:17:42 What is it, Smith?
00:17:43 Uh, sir.
00:17:45 That, uh, looks like a gorilla skull there, sir, and, uh,
00:17:50 and those other human skulls, and
00:17:53 I was wondering what they were doing in your office, sir.
00:17:55 Prison officers are to attend a lecture today
00:17:58 by Professor Halford on the relations of man to apes.
00:18:01 Those are his exhibits.
00:18:04 Aye.
00:18:06 Well, that'll be all, Smith.
00:18:08 But be warned, you must report for parole.
00:18:11 Ah.
00:18:13 I'll be back, sir.
00:18:15 I'll be back, sir.
00:18:17 Thank you, sir.
00:18:21 Ordinary criminals come and go every day.
00:18:27 The Bush Ranger comes once in an age.
00:18:32 Nature acquires time to produce her titans,
00:18:35 and these monsters reappear after the lapse of years.
00:19:03 There even.
00:19:05 We've got the beggar.
00:19:07 I'm gonna blow his bloody bum off.
00:19:11 Matey, I'm sick of these bloody horse thieves.
00:19:16 Come on.
00:19:17 [horses galloping]
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00:19:51 [horse whinnies]
00:19:53 Look up there.
00:20:01 Now, what do you suppose they're doing here?
00:20:08 Stop, Eavan. I think I saw him draw his pistol.
00:20:15 Oh, he's got a gun, all right.
00:20:17 Use the shotgun, Eavan.
00:20:20 I can't use it. Oh, God.
00:20:23 Who are you?
00:20:24 What are you being doing here?
00:20:26 You cover him, and I'll rush him.
00:20:28 I'll cover him, and you rush him.
00:20:29 Shoot him, you bloody coward.
00:20:31 I have as much right to be here as you have to be here.
00:20:34 A bloody horse thief?
00:20:36 Give me the bloody shotgun.
00:20:38 Don't you come any closer, or I'll blow your brains out.
00:20:41 Stop. In the Queen's name.
00:20:44 What are you, bloody madman? Is the sun gotten to you?
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00:20:50 How did you burn this, you son of a bitch, you bloody bastard?
00:20:55 Oh, do you think you hurt him bad?
00:20:57 Oh, come on.
00:21:17 [squeaking]
00:21:19 Disappears like a bloody black...
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00:22:36 Holy Mother.
00:22:38 Holy Mother.
00:22:40 I'm dying.
00:22:49 Take me in your arms.
00:22:54 Take me in your arms, Holy Mother.
00:23:03 [choral music]
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00:23:08 [phone buzzing]
00:23:33 [crow cawing]
00:23:35 Holy Mother.
00:23:48 Holy Mother.
00:23:52 Holy Mother.
00:24:01 Who are you? What... what... what be your name?
00:24:05 Billy Ballan.
00:24:08 Good on you, Billy.
00:24:12 Oh, no.
00:24:19 [chittering]
00:24:28 I want to...
00:24:30 cross the river...
00:24:32 and stay in New South Wales.
00:24:35 And I don't want to come back until I'm ready.
00:24:39 Will you...
00:24:45 you come with me?
00:24:49 Billy.
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00:26:18 Where'd you come from, boy?
00:26:29 I don't know, really.
00:26:32 I think my father was white.
00:26:35 I think.
00:26:38 'Cause they came to kill my tribe.
00:26:41 'Cause they took the sheep.
00:26:44 [chittering]
00:26:46 Hey!
00:27:11 Hey, you got it.
00:27:13 I'm never gonna believe you're half white, boy.
00:27:16 Let me see if I can get it out.
00:27:18 I'm getting better.
00:27:22 I live with the... in the bush.
00:27:28 And some of the tribe tried to kill me.
00:27:31 So I sleep here in the big station.
00:27:35 I worked there.
00:27:38 And then I went to bush.
00:27:41 Billy...
00:27:43 You know that I love you.
00:27:45 And that I'll always be your friend.
00:27:49 I better see how my arm's doing, you know.
00:27:53 Come on.
00:28:08 Nailed it!
00:28:10 Good. Your arm is better.
00:28:35 It's your money or your life, and it's in that order.
00:28:39 Your money or your life.
00:28:47 It'll be your money or your life!
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00:33:06 Mr. Bayliss, we done our best.
00:33:10 In three days now, not a sign you.
00:33:14 Perseverance, sir.
00:33:22 We'll give it one more day.
00:33:25 [dog barking]
00:33:32 We're searching for Daniel Morgan.
00:33:42 No, sir. I've seen no strangers around here for days.
00:33:49 Aiding and abetting a bushranger is a serious offense.
00:33:52 There's no Morgan here.
00:33:56 I think I did...
00:34:00 I heard riders this morning.
00:34:04 Where?
00:34:07 Northeast, further in.
00:34:11 A few miles in.
00:34:18 [cows mooing]
00:34:21 These tracks are fresh.
00:34:35 We'll backtrack them. They may have a camp around here.
00:34:40 If they don't, come back to this spot and follow the tracks forward.
00:34:45 [cows mooing]
00:35:12 [cows mooing]
00:35:15 Shall we wait, then?
00:35:21 Yes, we shall.
00:35:25 [gunshots]
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00:35:33 Bloody idiot!
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00:35:43 Morgan!
00:36:00 You're going to be all right.
00:36:03 I'm not going to let anything happen to you.
00:36:07 [gunshots]
00:36:10 Let's go.
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00:36:17 [dog barking]
00:36:21 Good morning, Mr. Howley!
00:36:27 Good morning to you, sir.
00:36:30 Good morning to you, sir.
00:36:34 Isn't it a beautiful morning today, sir?
00:36:36 No, it weren't me!
00:36:39 No, Morgan, no!
00:36:42 It weren't me!
00:36:45 [dog barking]
00:36:48 Well, I never said it was you, you filthy, slimy bastard!
00:36:53 You filthy, slimy bastard!
00:36:56 You know what you did, don't you?
00:37:01 [dog barking]
00:37:04 Hey!
00:37:11 [screams]
00:37:23 One to dead or alive.
00:37:29 Two hundred pound reward for Daniel Morgan.
00:37:32 It's a nice big size, too.
00:37:35 I like to give you skin.
00:37:43 Aye.
00:37:47 It's a thing of beauty, Billy.
00:37:52 Two hundred pounds reward, dead or alive.
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00:38:01 Here is one of Buckingham Palace, mes amis.
00:38:10 Where's the Queen, then?
00:38:13 Here she is.
00:38:16 You won't take any photographs like that around here, baby.
00:38:24 You want to photograph the exotica of your colony, your tiger wards,
00:38:28 wild desperado, les batteurs...
00:38:31 ...pourpisson.
00:38:34 - Hey, be Daniel Morgan here. - You're always welcome for a drink here,
00:38:38 any time, Morgan. There's not one would want the blood money on your hide.
00:38:42 [chatter]
00:38:45 I want to see Manton. He's an old-timer, knows the area like the back of his hand.
00:38:49 Morgan's about, he's sure to know.
00:38:53 I would like to photograph you, Monsieur Morgan.
00:38:55 Well, do it right now, then, with my mateys here. We'll do it together here.
00:38:59 Oh, no, no. No, there is not enough light. I must do it in the light.
00:39:03 - Oh, it's the light, is it? - Oui, monsieur.
00:39:06 Ah, well. I'll do it at noon tomorrow.
00:39:10 You know? Noon tomorrow.
00:39:13 - Belgrande Station. - Don't get any idea, you bastard!
00:39:17 He's with me.
00:39:21 Don't you ever hurt him. He's with me.
00:39:23 Well, be nice drinking with you.
00:39:27 Aye.
00:39:30 We'll be leaving because there are traps here, in the area.
00:39:36 All right. I'll see you soon.
00:39:44 - Au revoir, monsieur. - He's got giant balls, that guy.
00:39:49 - I beg yours? - Eh...
00:39:51 Like this?
00:39:55 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:12 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:15 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:18 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:21 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:24 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:27 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:30 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:34 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:37 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:41 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:45 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:49 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:53 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:40:57 We heard that Daniel Morgan was headed in this direction.
00:41:02 Well, Mr. Gibson, is that a checkbook you have there beside you?
00:41:06 - Yes. - Well...
00:41:09 I'd like you to write eight checks for 30 pounds each.
00:41:13 I do what I want, when I want and how I want.
00:41:16 No bloody horse thief is going to tell me what to do.
00:41:19 I'll blow your fucking bloody brains all over this fucking barn!
00:41:22 - Just write! - Who do I make them out to?
00:41:25 You make them out to Cash, you bloody fool!
00:41:29 (HORSE NEIGHING)
00:41:31 - You bloody cowards! - It's Morgan, Mr. Gibson.
00:41:43 He's bloodthirsty.
00:41:46 Bloodthirsty, am I? Well, I'll be seeing you later.
00:41:56 Pass out the checks, you bastard!
00:41:58 And don't you be knocking me too hard, either.
00:42:04 Or I'll put one right through your ear. Do you understand what I mean?
00:42:07 Do you ever see the way the back of a man's head looks?
00:42:10 Or the front when it's blown off?
00:42:13 Have you ever seen anything like that?
00:42:16 Billy!
00:42:19 - Burn down the barn. - Not the shed, Morgan, please!
00:42:23 You tell your police mates, not the shed!
00:42:25 Burn it down, Billy! Burn it down!
00:42:28 Burn it down! Burn it down!
00:42:31 Burn it down! Burn it!
00:42:34 Burn it!
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00:42:43 (HORSE NEIGHING)
00:42:45 - Good morning, monsieur. - Aye.
00:42:56 - The photograph, remember? - Ah, sweetheart. And where do you reside?
00:42:59 - Around Hill Station, monsieur. - Well, you can see I'm a little busy right now, can't you?
00:43:02 - Ah, monsieur. - Ha! Ha!
00:43:05 Bonjour, monsieur!
00:43:08 (GUNSHOT)
00:43:12 (DOG BARKING)
00:43:14 - Morgan. - All right, don't worry.
00:43:17 - Hello, there! - Hello!
00:43:20 Aye.
00:43:23 Ben.
00:43:26 - We came here to see the Frenchman. - He left this morning.
00:43:29 - You're Morgan? - I am, Daniel Morgan.
00:43:33 Well, the...
00:43:36 - The police are looking for you. - Now, take it easy, McQueen.
00:43:40 - Aye. - So we'll clear off. The police are looking for you.
00:43:42 And what else is new, boys?
00:43:45 We didn't come here to kill anybody.
00:43:48 We came to have our photograph taken.
00:43:52 Well, I just want to keep my head, Mr Morgan.
00:43:55 - Would you like a drink? - Oh, would I like a drink?
00:43:58 - Yes. - Cheers.
00:44:01 Now, you're a bloody scoundrel, Morgan.
00:44:04 You've scared the piss out of every rich landowner in the area.
00:44:08 Well...
00:44:10 That's what I meant at all.
00:44:13 You've proved the police to be a bunch of incompetent idiots.
00:44:16 Aye.
00:44:19 - What is that? - Hmm?
00:44:22 - That. What is that? - That's an extinct animal, Morgan.
00:44:25 - Like you. - And what does that mean?
00:44:28 There's a reward for you, dead or alive.
00:44:31 - That's what it means. - Well...
00:44:34 You tried to make a murderer of me, you know.
00:44:37 But, um...
00:44:39 No. I'll not be doing it.
00:44:42 I'll be no murderer.
00:44:47 That bottle is for our blonde village, eh?
00:44:51 Hey, Morgan! Morgan!
00:44:54 Just don't rob me!
00:44:57 - The best. - The best!
00:45:00 Watch this. See?
00:45:03 See?
00:45:05 - Ha! - Hey, Bill!
00:45:08 Hey, Bill!
00:45:11 - Stupid stinking, uninsured... - Boy, you're laughing at me.
00:45:15 You're stupid! Where do you steal in Seattle?
00:45:18 - You let go of my shirt! - Hey!
00:45:21 - Oh! - Oh!
00:45:24 - Oh! - Oh!
00:45:27 - The blade! - The barge that shot my hand!
00:45:32 Bloody hell!
00:45:34 Bloody hell, they shot my hand!
00:45:38 Just lie back.
00:45:41 Lie back. Just lie back. Just lie back.
00:45:44 Just lie down now.
00:45:47 Who the hell shot at me?
00:45:50 Nobody shot at you, Morgan, you stupid bastard!
00:45:53 - Hey! - And when your own gun went off...
00:45:56 It's a damn ricochet. It's that bloody ricochet, boy.
00:46:00 Hey, McClane!
00:46:02 Go to Walla Walla. You get Dr. Stitch.
00:46:05 Here you go for the police.
00:46:08 Here you go for the police.
00:46:11 - I'll kill you. - He understand.
00:46:14 He understand. All right.
00:46:17 - Man, move, man, move! - Get moving!
00:46:20 All right, now.
00:46:28 - Who shot at me? - Nobody shot at you.
00:46:30 Shut up! Who shot at me?
00:46:33 Best be going back to the cave, boy.
00:46:37 - McClane going for the police. - Who shot at me?
00:46:40 That's a ho.
00:46:44 You can catch him at Point of Gap.
00:46:47 Come on! Up!
00:46:50 Come on!
00:46:53 Come on!
00:46:57 Up!
00:46:59 You stabbed McClane!
00:47:08 Stabbed McClane!
00:47:11 You stabbed Ross Short!
00:47:14 Hey, hey, hey.
00:47:25 Hey.
00:47:27 You know, you're a fool, McClane.
00:47:47 I told you to stop.
00:47:51 You killed me.
00:47:55 I warned you.
00:47:57 I told you not to go for the police.
00:48:04 It's your stomach, is it?
00:48:11 My family fought at the Battle of Agincourt wearing this. 1415 A.D.
00:48:23 Please, hold your weapons still, Mr. Mayor.
00:48:25 What brings you down this way, Davis?
00:48:28 The hunt. For Morgan, the murderer.
00:48:31 - Need any more men? - I've sworn in town folk as special constables.
00:48:35 - We'll get the rogue, but thank you for the offer. - Trackers.
00:48:39 They're not much help. The man knows the bush like a bloody animal.
00:48:42 - Why did he kill McClane? - Who knows?
00:48:45 - You can't fathom the heart of a gorilla, can you? - He's not a gorilla. He's a man.
00:48:50 I don't know how long you've been in the colonies, Roche, but our problem here...
00:48:53 ... we have a lot of born criminals. They come from convict stock.
00:48:56 - How's the hunt organized? - We've circled the whole area. We're closing in.
00:49:00 Here. You heard about that giant being seen round here?
00:49:04 Yeah, I told you. I mean, there was some drunk seen Morgan.
00:49:08 Oh, no. I read the report, McGinnity.
00:49:11 Two or three people seen him. This man were a giant, all right.
00:49:18 - Billy! - Jesus!
00:49:20 - Billy! - Shit!
00:49:23 - You're arrested! - Get out!
00:49:45 I'm afraid out of its sergeant, my gun and I were jammed.
00:49:48 You will be suspended and tried for cowardice and neglect of duty.
00:49:54 The New South Wales Police Force has become a laughing stock and I will not stand for it.
00:50:00 A thousand pounds reward for capture of Morgan from New South Wales Government.
00:50:10 Thank you, Sergeant.
00:50:12 Right, men. Let's get that reward for Morgan.
00:50:15 Well, Sergeant, can I come with you?
00:50:18 I'm afraid not, Mr. Roche. Far too dangerous.
00:50:38 (FLUTE MUSIC)
00:50:40 (FLUTE MUSIC)
00:50:42 (FLUTE MUSIC)
00:50:44 (FLUTE MUSIC)
00:51:12 (GRUNTING)
00:51:14 (FLUTE MUSIC)
00:51:18 Get out of the way!
00:51:30 Take it easy on my boys, Smith. They've done you no harm.
00:51:35 Sorry, Mabel, they're in the way.
00:51:39 Ha! Now you're behind the times, Smith.
00:51:41 President Lincoln is freeing the slaves at this very moment.
00:51:45 - Who? - The President of the United States.
00:51:48 - Abraham Lincoln. - Ah, you mean the war over there.
00:51:52 Well, good luck to him. Morgan is my problem.
00:51:58 - Who? - You know who I bloody well mean.
00:52:02 Morgan, the bloody bushranger that shot Sergeant McGinnity.
00:52:06 Now, how the bloody hell would I know that, Sergeant?
00:52:09 Ask one of your bush babies.
00:52:14 Morgan. The bushranger.
00:52:19 Can't help you, Sergeant. I am sorry.
00:52:24 Don't ask any favours from me, will you, Mabels?
00:52:27 And don't forget, there's a thousand pounds for the capture of Morgan.
00:52:33 If you hear anything, we'll be camped back at Doodle Station.
00:52:36 I want that bastard.
00:52:39 It's bad for all of us when scum like that mock the forces of Her Majesty.
00:52:45 (BIRDS CHIRPING)
00:52:47 If you go for a little walk, boys,
00:53:05 I think you'll have some news for Mr Morgan.
00:53:08 Light the fire. I could use some grub.
00:53:12 Um, Sergeant, sorry, sir.
00:53:15 Do you think we should light the fire with Morgan about and all that?
00:53:19 We're not sucking up to fear, man.
00:53:22 There's no room for the spunkless in this job. Light the fire.
00:53:26 Spunkless? I reckon he's a screwed loose.
00:53:36 He's looking for us to get bloodied up. I'm sick of being a trap.
00:53:41 Bloody clothes don't even fit me.
00:53:43 Get me back to Sydney in a sly slut.
00:53:46 (GUNSHOT)
00:54:09 (BIRDS CHIRPING)
00:54:11 You.
00:54:21 It's me.
00:54:26 (GLASS SHATTERS)
00:54:27 (WATER SPLASHES)
00:54:35 (WOMAN SINGS IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)
00:54:44 (WOMAN CONTINUES SINGING)
00:54:47 (WOMAN CONTINUES SINGING)
00:54:49 (WOMAN CONTINUES SINGING)
00:55:18 The police across the river border are totally and completely incompetent.
00:55:22 We will not tolerate anarchy in our colony.
00:55:25 If Morgan crosses the river, he will not last 24 hours in Victoria.
00:55:31 He will be relentlessly and mercilessly cut down.
00:55:34 Thus, the boil will be expunged and obliterated.
00:55:38 I hope that you, members of the press,
00:55:45 will relay this message across the colony and across the river,
00:55:50 so that our mothers may sleep without fear of their husbands and children being cruelly murdered.
00:55:57 (BIRDS CHIRPING)
00:55:59 (FLUTE MUSIC PLAYING)
00:56:08 (FLUTE MUSIC CONTINUES)
00:56:10 (FLUTE MUSIC CONTINUES)
00:56:12 (FLUTE MUSIC CONTINUES)
00:56:15 (FLUTE MUSIC CONTINUES)
00:56:43 (FLUTE MUSIC CONTINUES)
00:56:45 Everyone is talking about it.
00:57:03 You won't last 24 hours in Victoria.
00:57:07 Why 24 hours, is it?
00:57:11 Because of something else.
00:57:13 New Shepard, at Rain Station.
00:57:16 Bounty Hunter. He wants to skin you.
00:57:20 And what's his name?
00:57:25 Simon.
00:57:27 Simon.
00:57:29 Simon the Morgan Skinner.
00:57:32 (GRUNTS)
00:57:35 Hey.
00:57:40 (MEN SHOUTING)
00:57:42 (MAN SHOUTING)
00:57:52 Come on through here. Come on through here.
00:57:56 -Simon! -Morgan!
00:57:58 -Simon! -Simon, is it?
00:58:00 Well, I'll tell you. Huh?
00:58:03 (GUNSHOT)
00:58:05 -Hey! -Mercy, Morgan!
00:58:08 Mercy, is it?
00:58:09 -You had me hunting my skin earlier. -Mercy! Mercy!
00:58:12 I heard you wanted to have my skin!
00:58:14 -Mercy! -Ah!
00:58:17 Well, you missed a thousand-pound reward.
00:58:20 But I'm gonna give you a pound for your trouble.
00:58:25 You tell him.
00:58:28 You tell him.
00:58:30 'Cause you're believing now.
00:58:33 You tell him. I'm coming across that river.
00:58:37 Sergeant, the animal Morgan
00:58:40 may cross the Murray into Victoria very soon.
00:58:43 He wants it.
00:58:45 He will get it.
00:58:47 Telegraph Superintendent Winch, Beechworth.
00:58:51 Tell him that I want every police officer in the district alerted.
00:58:55 I want the best officers concentrated between Beechworth and Benalla.
00:59:00 I want the best horses, the best riders.
00:59:05 And if Morgan crosses the border, I want him smashed and destroyed.
00:59:09 I have an appointment for luncheon with the coroner.
00:59:13 I shall come back later and hear the progress.
00:59:17 Yes, sir.
00:59:19 Then tell me, what do you think creates a monster like this man Morgan, Dr. Durbin?
00:59:25 Well, apparently, he has some of the physical features of a gorilla.
00:59:32 Professor Halford would like to examine his skull.
00:59:35 Possibly.
00:59:38 That could be arranged quite soon.
00:59:41 Is he coming down here?
00:59:43 Rumored.
00:59:45 Very good.
00:59:46 You know, Halford studied the comparative anatomy between men and gorillas.
00:59:52 If Morgan has gorilla-like features, he could tell.
00:59:56 Tell me, do you really think Morgan could be half man, half animal?
01:00:01 By all means.
01:00:02 I don't credit this new nonsense from Charles Darwin at all.
01:00:09 Oh, the origin of the species.
01:00:12 Ah, yes, yes, the origin of the species.
01:00:14 Yes, well of course.
01:00:15 Morgan, like most criminals, I think so, is then throw back to primitive man.
01:00:23 I wouldn't know anything about that.
01:00:26 I will tell you one thing, doctor.
01:00:30 The more I see of man, the more I admire dogs.
01:00:35 You go to one rat, and write that other, give me a pretty good position on where the police are.
01:00:55 And I'll do the Melbourne Road.
01:00:57 It's full of money.
01:01:00 No, no, of course not, no.
01:01:03 Because I got those scores.
01:01:05 And I got some scores.
01:01:07 Some old scores.
01:01:09 And I want them paid in full.
01:01:12 Frank, it's going down.
01:01:14 Be gone, Mrs. Blarney.
01:01:15 When are we going to meet?
01:01:17 Dead gum tree at midnight.
01:01:19 Right, right.
01:01:20 Take care, boy.
01:01:22 Take care, boy.
01:01:23 I'm just going to tell you one thing.
01:01:43 I'll never believe your father was white.
01:01:45 [sighs]
01:01:47 [whispers]
01:01:49 [music]
01:01:51 [horse neighing]
01:01:53 [music]
01:01:55 [horse neighing]
01:01:56 [music]
01:01:59 [music]
01:02:00 [horse neighing]
01:02:28 [fire crackling]
01:02:29 [horse neighing]
01:02:36 Mr. Evans, there's a fire.
01:02:44 Wake up, Mr. Evans.
01:02:45 Mr. Evans, there's a fire.
01:02:46 There's a man, he's right in the haystack.
01:02:48 Wake up.
01:02:49 Wake up.
01:02:50 Oh, Christ.
01:02:51 Quick, run to the hut and wake the men.
01:02:53 Quick, Mr. Evans.
01:02:56 Quick, the rickshaw and fire.
01:02:57 [fire crackling]
01:02:58 Speed up, speed up.
01:02:59 Speed up.
01:03:00 Speed up, all of you.
01:03:01 Move forward.
01:03:02 Put your hands over your head, all of you.
01:03:04 Move up.
01:03:05 Move up.
01:03:06 Move up, men.
01:03:08 Hands up.
01:03:09 Move up closer.
01:03:10 No.
01:03:12 If anybody even moves, they're dead.
01:03:16 [horse neighing]
01:03:17 Oh, poopy.
01:03:18 He's only a station boy, Mr. Morgan.
01:03:20 Move, boy.
01:03:21 You almost got your head blown off.
01:03:22 How's this?
01:03:24 Everyone, then?
01:03:26 Yes, I think so.
01:03:27 Oh, except for my wife.
01:03:28 She's still in the house.
01:03:29 Well, where's that bastard Evan Evans?
01:03:31 You know, he tried to kill me four years ago.
01:03:34 He's not here, Morgan.
01:03:35 He won't be back for weeks.
01:03:36 And who be you?
01:03:38 I'm his brother.
01:03:40 If he's in that house, I'll burn it to the ground.
01:03:44 He's not here, Morgan.
01:03:45 Oh, where's the luck?
01:03:47 I want to kill the bastard.
01:03:53 You're a bloody cheerful looking lot.
01:03:55 Has anyone seen my wax work in a museum?
01:03:59 In Melbourne?
01:04:00 Aye, that'd be you.
01:04:01 I've seen it, Mr. Morgan.
01:04:02 Aye.
01:04:03 And how does it compare to the wheel, ma'am?
01:04:05 I don't know.
01:04:07 Oh, now, what do you mean you don't know?
01:04:10 You've seen it, haven't you?
01:04:11 It's taller.
01:04:14 It's taller.
01:04:15 If I be robbing brains, thank God I'm not robbing brains.
01:04:19 I'd be a very poor man.
01:04:22 A very poor man?
01:04:23 You'll be coming with me, Evans.
01:04:29 Move!
01:04:31 Move!
01:04:36 The way he looked at me, Lord, and dressing me with his eyes.
01:04:47 I'll have nightmares for the rest of my life.
01:04:51 Oh, God, the thought of him kissing me, touching me.
01:04:53 Horrible, disgusting.
01:04:55 I'll be going for the police then.
01:04:57 Then get going, boy, fast!
01:04:58 Morgan took Evans as a hostage.
01:05:01 Telegraph every officer you can.
01:05:06 I want the cry of my hounds in his ears.
01:05:10 I want his spleen on my desk by sundown.
01:05:15 We'll be pardoned here, Evans.
01:05:17 I bear you no grudge.
01:05:18 (MORGAN MUMBLING)
01:05:19 Why don't you tell that bloody brother of yours
01:05:23 I owe him something for my scars?
01:05:25 (MORGAN MUMBLING)
01:05:27 I'll be getting bond too.
01:05:30 Good morning.
01:05:32 (MORGAN MUMBLING)
01:05:33 (MORGAN MUMBLING)
01:05:34 (MORGAN GROWLING)
01:05:35 (DOG BARKING)
01:05:56 (DOG WHINING)
01:05:57 Hey.
01:06:05 I think some food in Grog.
01:06:07 Eggs?
01:06:10 Eggs. Eggs will be fine.
01:06:12 Yeah.
01:06:15 You're two women, you'll be here around here.
01:06:18 We are.
01:06:20 Huh.
01:06:22 Well,
01:06:24 you have any Irish whisky?
01:06:25 Yes.
01:06:28 I'll make one of those
01:06:30 for a tired stranger.
01:06:33 I think that looking at Max
01:06:44 is not the way to catch the fox.
01:06:47 My guess is that his eyes were at Bond's place.
01:06:51 I swore revenge, he's burnt Whitfield's bonds next.
01:06:54 I disagree.
01:06:56 Why?
01:06:57 I...
01:06:58 I want you to intercept him before he gets to Bond's place.
01:07:00 I think you're probably feeling the wind.
01:07:20 St. Joseph said
01:07:21 the world would melt.
01:07:25 But he liked the way his fingers smelled.
01:07:30 I...
01:07:35 I learned that at St. Mary's in Sydney.
01:07:41 I wouldn't know what to do, a man.
01:07:44 I never had the opportunity.
01:07:46 The only woman that I knew was
01:07:49 Mary, my mother, and I...
01:07:50 Ah.
01:07:55 You're so beautiful.
01:07:59 But I... I'm...
01:08:03 I'm a tired stranger, ma'am.
01:08:08 No stranger.
01:08:10 You're Daniel Morgan.
01:08:11 You know my name.
01:08:15 Thank you.
01:08:16 - Where's Mary? - There.
01:08:29 Superintendent Winch asked me to get you back to Beachwood, sir.
01:08:35 I'm not going back to Beachwood.
01:08:37 I'm going to the beach.
01:08:39 I'm going to the beach.
01:08:42 Superintendent Winch asked me to get you back to Beachwood, sir.
01:08:44 What the hell is going on?
01:08:46 Morgan's been spotted at Winton, sir.
01:08:48 They had breakfast at Witty's Hotel.
01:08:50 - Where is he now? - No one knows, sir.
01:08:52 He's disappeared again.
01:08:54 It looks like he'll last the 24 hours.
01:08:57 - Where do you think he's bound, sir? - Morgan is bound for hell!
01:09:00 (SPEAKING SPANISH)
01:09:04 You take my wagon?
01:09:10 No.
01:09:11 I'd be too tired to be taking your wagon, poor man.
01:09:14 Here.
01:09:17 I'd be giving you a pound.
01:09:21 And only for one reason.
01:09:26 That I may have to take it back from you someday.
01:09:31 (SPEAKING SPANISH)
01:09:38 Vino?
01:09:39 No, matey, I won't be drinking with you.
01:09:42 Not because I've come here
01:09:45 to tell those bloody flash police of yours
01:09:48 that they'll not be doing what they're talking about doing to me!
01:09:51 And I'm going to give them a chance at the blood money, too.
01:09:57 - What call you, senor? - Call me Mr. Daniel Morgan.
01:10:01 Hey!
01:10:03 (SPEAKING SPANISH)
01:10:04 You'll be coming out with your hands clear.
01:10:17 Hey, don't worry, stranger. I'm just an old traveller.
01:10:21 I certainly know how to give a fellow traveller a fright.
01:10:32 - And where do you be from? - The last few years,
01:10:34 I've been across the river, Morgan country.
01:10:36 Morgan country?
01:10:38 It's not like the good old days when a stranger was always welcome.
01:10:41 But, you know, Morgans put the fear of God in their heart,
01:10:44 so they're frightened to refuse a man a feed.
01:10:46 And what's this Morgan be like, then?
01:10:48 He's a real good sort of a bloke.
01:10:50 And the police will never catch him up there.
01:10:52 He sleeps with one eye open.
01:10:54 Thank you, old man.
01:10:56 That be worth knowing.
01:11:01 You'll be sharing my fire with me tonight.
01:11:04 (SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC PLAYING)
01:11:07 (BIRDS CHIRPING)
01:11:08 (OMINOUS MUSIC PLAYING)
01:11:15 (DISTORTED VOICES)
01:11:30 (GLASS SHATTERING)
01:11:35 (SCREAMING)
01:11:36 Morning.
01:12:01 Yo, Morgan, aren't you?
01:12:03 I saw the brand on your palms and your guns.
01:12:05 God bless and protect you from your enemy, son.
01:12:09 That's my prayer, night and day.
01:12:11 You're not safe here, Morgan.
01:12:13 There's police everywhere.
01:12:15 There's rumours you were about.
01:12:17 Why have you come here?
01:12:19 My God, man.
01:12:21 For revenge.
01:12:23 (BIRDS CHIRPING)
01:12:26 We call this place the "Morgan's".
01:12:32 We caught him outside Wangaratta,
01:12:33 counting troop of superintendent.
01:12:35 He's a Morgan telegraph for sure.
01:12:37 I don't know what you're talking.
01:12:39 You little scum. Where's Morgan?
01:12:40 I don't know what you're talking. I don't know.
01:12:42 -Milan. -Not Milan. Morgan!
01:12:44 -You lying animal. -Let me go.
01:12:46 Let him go, Mr Mountford.
01:12:48 There's no need to be afraid.
01:12:57 (MILAN GASPS)
01:12:58 There've been reports of up to 20 hold-ups
01:13:01 by Morgan on the Melbourne Road.
01:13:03 If he tries to cross that river, he'll be dead.
01:13:06 I've got men lined on both sides at every possible crossing.
01:13:09 He outwitted us today, but I think we've got him in a net.
01:13:12 I think you underestimate him.
01:13:14 They've been trying to catch him across the border for years.
01:13:17 He's humiliated the entire police force there.
01:13:20 He keeps the police on the loose.
01:13:24 He's a big shot, sir.
01:13:25 He keeps them running in circles.
01:13:28 There's more to him than meets the eye.
01:13:31 Rubbish. I've sent Constables Shoebridge, Percy and Hall
01:13:35 to Benalla to help Cobham.
01:13:36 I've telegraphed Constable Criley at Chiltern,
01:13:39 Constable Levitin at Ruskin to proceed to Wangaratta
01:13:41 and then join Shoebridge.
01:13:42 I've ordered Hayes to take all available men
01:13:45 from Wagoonja to the crossing at Mullwalla
01:13:47 in case Morgan tries to get out there.
01:13:48 If he doubles back on his tracks
01:13:50 and tries to cross back on the Upper Murray,
01:13:52 he'll be facing a detachment from Wagoonja.
01:13:54 I'd like to track him.
01:13:56 From Whitty's Hotel.
01:13:59 Hello there, Llanowar.
01:14:09 You're a day late, Officer.
01:14:10 We've got the whole area covered, sir. He won't escape.
01:14:13 I believe your daughter encountered Morgan.
01:14:16 Yes, he stole some food and some whiskey.
01:14:18 And what kind of a condition was this horse in?
01:14:20 Knocked up.
01:14:21 They'll be needing a new horse.
01:14:22 If he hasn't got one already.
01:14:24 Superintendent Winch?
01:14:27 Yes, boy. What is it?
01:14:28 Message from Glenroan, sir.
01:14:30 Morgan was sighted two and a half hours ago
01:14:34 by a station hand called Bewsey
01:14:36 three miles north of Glenroan.
01:14:38 Morgan asked him about horses at Tamanic
01:14:41 and headed off in that direction.
01:14:43 Did he know?
01:14:44 Halt there! Hey!
01:14:46 Stop there!
01:14:47 Halt there!
01:14:50 He made me cooking breakfast.
01:14:52 Very hungry he was, too.
01:14:53 And then he told me he was going to hold up the Glenroan Hotel.
01:14:57 He's heading north.
01:14:59 That's all he can do.
01:15:01 Did he mention any place north?
01:15:03 I don't think so.
01:15:05 If you would, please try to remember.
01:15:07 Hey, Bob! Come over here.
01:15:10 Yes, Mrs Warby.
01:15:15 Bob, did Morgan ask any directions?
01:15:18 Did Morgan ask any directions when you gave him the horse?
01:15:20 Yes, Mrs Warby.
01:15:22 He asked me the way to...
01:15:23 Oh, come on, Bob. This is important.
01:15:26 Connolly's Bowyards.
01:15:28 Connolly's Bowyards?
01:15:30 That's six miles to the north on the way to the river.
01:15:32 That's where he's heading.
01:15:33 I'll stake my life on it.
01:15:35 He's only got an hour's start on you
01:15:36 and he seemed fairly tired.
01:15:38 And no wonder.
01:15:40 He's bailed up half a Victoria, ma'am.
01:15:42 Quite a man.
01:15:44 He's a name with a thousand pounds reward
01:15:46 and blood on his hands.
01:15:47 And this time we have him.
01:15:48 You're bloody lying.
01:15:55 You're bloody lying.
01:15:58 You talk too much.
01:16:04 You don't give a horse a chance.
01:16:07 Turn around, boy.
01:16:10 We'll be chopping this down now.
01:16:16 Hey, mate.
01:16:17 You watch out for the oxen.
01:16:19 Oh,
01:16:24 the trumps.
01:16:26 You dirty trumps.
01:16:28 You get them when you're an evil type.
01:16:31 Come back here, boy.
01:16:33 Now come back here.
01:16:34 Now come back here or I'll bash you in the head with this.
01:16:36 Now you listen to me.
01:16:38 I'm your boss here.
01:16:39 Now you wait.
01:16:40 I'm doing this for you, boy.
01:16:41 There's communication now.
01:16:43 They'll beat us whether you're the best race horse or not.
01:16:45 Do you understand what I'm saying to you?
01:16:47 Now you stand up, boy.
01:16:49 Oh, you trumps.
01:16:51 You dirty trumps.
01:16:53 You get them when you're evil.
01:16:54 Oh, you trumps.
01:16:56 You dirty trumps.
01:16:57 You get them when you're evil.
01:16:58 We're evil, boy.
01:17:01 Well, what has happened?
01:17:12 I don't know, Superintendent.
01:17:13 It's just gone dead.
01:17:15 Damn it.
01:17:17 [music playing]
01:17:19 [applause]
01:17:39 Get in.
01:17:46 Go see what they want.
01:17:47 Sorry, Miss Ladders.
01:17:48 You go on.
01:17:49 Oh, you have beasts that hop but do not run.
01:17:53 Trees that shed not their leaves but their bark.
01:17:56 And that wonderful animal, the platypus.
01:17:58 My belief in the strange beasts yet to be found.
01:18:01 Oh, Mr. Strangely.
01:18:03 Is that so?
01:18:05 Yes, indeed.
01:18:06 Lord, we should have visitors at this hour.
01:18:08 At first, with little enough company and the ordinary cost of things.
01:18:12 [chatter]
01:18:15 [chatter]
01:18:16 Hey.
01:18:31 B. Morgan.
01:18:33 I suppose you've heard of me.
01:18:38 Aye.
01:18:40 I have that.
01:18:42 You're not to worry any of you.
01:18:44 Right.
01:18:47 Sit down, Mr. McPherson.
01:18:50 Move on.
01:18:51 Move on.
01:18:52 I apologize for my appearance.
01:18:56 I'm a bit weary from the road.
01:18:59 Mr. McPherson, sir.
01:19:03 It's an honor, sir.
01:19:05 I've heard that you've been friendly to the traveler like I have, sir.
01:19:10 Will you not be seated?
01:19:12 Take your ease.
01:19:13 He's not showing up.
01:19:17 Must have bypassed us.
01:19:21 Mr. Morgan, please.
01:19:24 I have a sick child in the nursery.
01:19:26 Can I go and see him for a few minutes?
01:19:28 It's true, Mr. Morgan.
01:19:29 Let her go.
01:19:31 Please.
01:19:33 You go.
01:19:34 And look after it.
01:19:36 You know.
01:19:38 That if you're too long.
01:19:40 You'll be the one that's sick.
01:19:42 What is this?
01:19:47 Some sort of quaker wake?
01:19:49 Pichelba.
01:19:57 He's heading north.
01:20:01 If he's bypassed us.
01:20:04 He's going to stop at Pichelba.
01:20:06 For food or horse.
01:20:08 Can I sign a mortgage every minute?
01:20:11 Take these two men and go to Pichelba.
01:20:13 I can almost smell him.
01:20:21 I heard organ music as I was coming by.
01:20:28 It's a piano.
01:20:30 Piano?
01:20:31 Who'd be playing it?
01:20:40 I was.
01:20:47 I.
01:20:48 I.
01:20:51 I saw you when I come in.
01:20:59 With your permission, sir.
01:21:01 Now.
01:21:03 To play some music.
01:21:06 I.
01:21:07 I really like the music.
01:21:10 Please, ma'am.
01:21:14 McIntosh, quickly, come here.
01:21:21 What's the matter, Alice?
01:21:22 Morgan's barreled up the place.
01:21:24 He's got the boss and everyone in the parlor.
01:21:26 Go tell Mr. Rutherford and get some men and guns.
01:21:29 Who?
01:21:30 Mr. Rutherford.
01:21:31 Tell Mr. Rutherford Morgan is here.
01:21:33 Me tell Mr. Rutherford?
01:21:34 Yes, you bloody old fool.
01:21:36 Play.
01:21:39 Play.
01:21:42 So beautiful.
01:21:45 Aren't we having a wonderful evening?
01:21:55 What a wonderful day.
01:21:56 What a wonderful time.
01:21:58 Isn't it wonderful?
01:22:00 I think so.
01:22:01 I never, I never, well, I could imagine.
01:22:05 You know, they said I could never read, you know.
01:22:08 They said I could never read.
01:22:10 But I, well, I learned a little bit.
01:22:14 I, well, I didn't know how to write yet, though.
01:22:19 I didn't know how to write.
01:22:23 I miss so much of my life, sir.
01:22:26 Mr. McPherson, I miss so much of my life, sir.
01:22:30 I miss so much of my life, sir.
01:22:33 And I'm not trying to be sentimental either.
01:22:36 I'm not trying to be.
01:22:38 Do you know how lucky I am to be Dan Morgan, sir?
01:22:44 Do you know how lucky I am to be Dan Morgan?
01:22:50 Do you know how lucky I am to be Dan Morgan, sir?
01:22:53 I, I, I, I could have, I, well, you only go around once, you know, as I said.
01:23:09 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:12 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:15 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:18 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:21 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:24 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:27 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:30 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:33 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:36 I tell you what, that Irish whiskey's pretty good.
01:23:39 McPherson's in the homestead. Mrs. McPherson didn't want me to tell you anything
01:23:43 because she's frightened he might kill someone, but we can capture him.
01:23:46 Right, go back to the house. I'll get the men.
01:23:49 To your family.
01:24:07 [clock ticking]
01:24:09 I'm not as bad as they say, but I'm worse!
01:24:24 I'm a mad dog, sir.
01:24:27 I'm a mad dog, sir!
01:24:30 But I'll be served and treated as in kind.
01:24:34 [clock ticking]
01:24:36 The ladies and children,
01:24:42 you may go to sleep now.
01:24:45 Well, go, move. Go to your beds.
01:24:48 Thank you, Mrs. McPherson,
01:24:51 for your good company.
01:24:56 Good night, Mr. Morgan.
01:24:59 Good night.
01:25:01 [footsteps]
01:25:03 Ah, what a wonderful, wonderful time.
01:25:22 What a wonderful family you have, sir.
01:25:25 [crickets chirping]
01:25:29 Aye.
01:25:31 I'd like to take a shot at the devil now, Mr. Rutherford.
01:25:34 No, if you miss the big carnage in there,
01:25:37 we'll get him when he leaves the house.
01:25:40 Where are the others? They're by the horses.
01:25:43 If he gets past us, which he won't, they'll get him.
01:25:46 There's a thousand pound reward for Morgan, Mr. Rutherford.
01:25:49 My concern is for the innocent people in there, Wendland.
01:25:52 We must avoid harm to them at any cost.
01:25:55 The police should be here any minute.
01:25:58 Ah, bloody Queen Victoria.
01:26:01 I'll return it.
01:26:04 Oh, sorry.
01:26:07 What did you say?
01:26:10 I was speaking...
01:26:13 of...
01:26:18 Queen bloody Victoria's police.
01:26:22 Oh, were you?
01:26:24 And they were saying...
01:26:27 May I piss on their heads for eternity.
01:26:30 The children don't you agree, sir?
01:26:33 Aye, aye, I agree.
01:26:36 You know what?
01:26:39 What?
01:26:41 I think you're only saying that to please me, sir.
01:26:45 And do you know what?
01:26:48 What?
01:26:50 You're right.
01:26:52 But you see, to be friends, sir, to be friends.
01:26:55 Aye?
01:26:57 That's the important thing.
01:26:59 Aye, aye, aye.
01:27:02 Because, you see, friends, friends,
01:27:06 they can disagree.
01:27:09 I know.
01:27:12 (birds chirping)
01:27:15 (rooster crowing)
01:27:38 We're from Wongaratta, Rutherford.
01:27:40 These men are volunteers. What's the situation?
01:27:42 He's still in there.
01:27:44 Everyone armed? Yeah.
01:27:46 I'll spread my men around the house.
01:27:48 Make sure everyone keeps hidden. Make sure everyone keeps quiet.
01:27:51 Hmm?
01:27:53 (sighs)
01:27:55 Hey.
01:28:12 They're all around me.
01:28:14 (chuckles)
01:28:16 All the bastards are here.
01:28:19 (chuckles)
01:28:22 Make a move, damn you.
01:28:24 (chomps)
01:28:26 Mr. Rutherford, sir, I could move up closer.
01:28:28 Shall I go?
01:28:30 Christ! They'll ruin everything. Stop them.
01:28:39 (birds chirping)
01:28:41 Who's in command here?
01:28:55 Two of our constables from Wongaratta.
01:28:57 You nearly wrecked the surprise.
01:28:59 As senior officer here,
01:29:02 I assume command of this situation.
01:29:05 There are two points I would like to stress,
01:29:08 which you will relay to all the armed civilians.
01:29:12 Firstly, we will take Morgan alive.
01:29:17 Secondly,
01:29:19 if there is a need to open fire,
01:29:22 care will be taken to aim at his limbs.
01:29:25 We will take Morgan alive.
01:29:29 And no one will rush the house.
01:29:34 We'll wait till Morgan appears.
01:29:36 We'll wait.
01:29:38 So, I'd like to wash my face and wash my hands,
01:29:43 and I have something on my saddle.
01:29:46 I have a skin,
01:29:48 a sacred skin of an extinct animal, sir.
01:29:53 Aye.
01:29:55 And I want someone to get it for me.
01:29:57 Aye, aye, certainly.
01:30:00 Alice!
01:30:01 Coming, Mr. McNasty.
01:30:03 You will be needing breakfast and some hot water,
01:30:06 and there's a skin tied to Mr. Morgan's saddle.
01:30:10 Alice.
01:30:11 Alice.
01:30:13 There's a sacred skin to me.
01:30:16 And be careful how you untie it, isn't you?
01:30:19 It'll bring it to me directly.
01:30:21 I'll be back.
01:30:23 (door opens)
01:30:24 (door closes)
01:30:25 (door opens)
01:30:26 (door closes)
01:30:27 It'll bring it to me directly.
01:30:29 When will you believe in us, Morgan?
01:30:34 Um...
01:30:36 I believe in you right after breakfast,
01:30:41 tight after breakfast, sir.
01:30:44 Oh, Christ, Jesus.
01:30:57 (birds chirping)
01:31:00 (footsteps)
01:31:02 (footsteps)
01:31:05 (footsteps)
01:31:07 (footsteps)
01:31:09 Bloody armed civilians.
01:31:37 (sighs)
01:31:38 Shepherds with guns.
01:31:40 There'll be carnage.
01:31:43 Good morning, old.
01:31:45 Huh, good morning is what first.
01:31:48 Yeah.
01:31:50 I'm washing my bloody hands.
01:31:54 (laughs)
01:31:55 I'll be having to borrow a horse, sir.
01:32:02 (clears throat)
01:32:05 I wish I were to return immediately or otherwise.
01:32:08 Constable Percy,
01:32:11 go and repeat the command to every man.
01:32:14 We will take Morgan alive.
01:32:17 Right.
01:32:18 Sir.
01:32:19 Would you help me?
01:32:21 This one first, would you help me with this?
01:32:23 Put it around me, please, will you?
01:32:26 (clicks)
01:32:28 (humming)
01:32:33 (humming)
01:32:34 How you doing?
01:32:35 (clicks)
01:32:38 (birds chirping)
01:32:40 (footsteps)
01:32:58 (footsteps)
01:33:00 (birds chirping)
01:33:03 (clanking)
01:33:16 (clanking)
01:33:20 (birds chirping)
01:33:27 It's a beautiful day.
01:33:29 (birds chirping)
01:33:36 Always got to keep smiling.
01:33:43 Keep smiling.
01:33:47 (birds chirping)
01:33:55 He's not even looking around.
01:33:57 Always smile.
01:34:00 Because...
01:34:01 it's a beautiful day.
01:34:06 It's a beautiful day.
01:34:09 (gunshot)
01:34:24 (cheering)
01:34:26 Send for the surgeons!
01:34:33 Quick, man!
01:34:34 Good.
01:34:35 Where can we take him?
01:34:41 You'd best put him in the blacksmith's shop.
01:34:43 Ah.
01:34:46 Good.
01:34:47 You.
01:34:50 You.
01:34:51 You!
01:34:53 Take him to the blacksmith's shop.
01:34:55 (birds chirping)
01:34:57 There is no hope for him.
01:35:05 Are you in pain?
01:35:08 (muttering)
01:35:11 (muttering)
01:35:15 (muttering)
01:35:17 Would you like to hear a prayer?
01:35:27 (breathing)
01:35:33 What was that?
01:35:42 (birds chirping)
01:35:44 He's dead.
01:35:53 (birds chirping)
01:35:55 (muttering)
01:36:09 (birds chirping)
01:36:11 Leave the dead in peace!
01:36:21 (shouting)
01:36:23 (shouting)
01:36:26 (shouting)
01:36:28 The shot, fired by Wendland,
01:36:42 was effective, but premature,
01:36:45 as it prevented the police from attempting to capture him alive,
01:36:49 which they were about to do.
01:36:51 Upon his person was found nearly a hundred pounds in cash and two watches.
01:36:57 He was removed to the blacksmith's shop and laid on a mattress.
01:37:02 He refused to converse or to take any sustenance.
01:37:05 A surgeon arrived from Wangaratta,
01:37:08 and he received what help could be given him,
01:37:11 but he died about two in the afternoon.
01:37:14 (footsteps)
01:37:16 (coughing)
01:37:28 Make it quick.
01:37:38 (door opens)
01:37:40 Finished.
01:37:56 Yeah.
01:37:58 Off with you, then. Bring them round as soon as possible.
01:38:01 Oh, Wendland, out with you too.
01:38:05 (footsteps)
01:38:07 Dr. Henry,
01:38:17 would you please flay off Morgan's beard for me?
01:38:21 You can't be serious, sir.
01:38:23 Who is the senior officer in this district?
01:38:28 You are, sir.
01:38:31 Thank you.
01:38:33 Dr. Henry, you will please proceed to flay off Morgan's beard.
01:38:37 And cut off the scrotum.
01:38:40 Might make an interesting tobacco pouch.
01:38:43 Use that. Good day.
01:38:48 Good day.
01:38:53 Superintendent Cobham, I don't really approve of this.
01:38:59 Then good day, Sergeant.
01:39:01 Superintendent, remember I mentioned
01:39:04 Professor Halford in Melbourne,
01:39:06 an authority for gorilla-roid skull scratches?
01:39:10 Yes, yes, of course, sir.
01:39:12 It would be of great interest to send Morgan's head to him for study.
01:39:16 Would you permit decapitation for this purpose?
01:39:20 And of course we will make a death mask
01:39:23 before we send it on to Melbourne.
01:39:25 Frankly, I consider Morgan scarcely human.
01:39:30 Therefore he is not entitled to the consideration due to other men,
01:39:34 however criminal.
01:39:36 By all means, off with his head.
01:39:39 And don't forget the scrotum.
01:39:43 (BIRDS CHIRPING)
01:39:45 (MORGAN SQUEAKING)
01:39:58 (MORGAN SQUEAKING)
01:40:26 # Over the border to rifle and plunder
01:40:30 # Over the border went Morgan the Bold
01:40:35 # Over the border a terrible blunder
01:40:39 # For over the border, Bob Morgan lies cold
01:40:44 # Over the border, oh, why did he wander
01:40:48 # 'Midst cold-hearted strangers all friendless to roam?
01:40:53 # Was it that the absence might make him grow fonder
01:40:57 # Of those he had left in his own native home?
01:41:02 # Well, over the border not long did he plunder
01:41:07 # Swift as stern justice, as slow she is here
01:41:12 # Bold are the men over the border
01:41:16 # Where even the women know nothing of fear
01:41:21 # Fiercely they hunt him, a cruel marauder
01:41:25 # Quickly they follow him, dead on his track
01:41:30 # Line with their troopers the riverside border
01:41:34 # And over he may come but never go back
01:41:39 # Never from far and near, gathered quickly
01:41:43 # Stern faces watch him all night through the gloom
01:41:48 # What can avail him now, sympathy sickly
01:41:52 # Sealed is forever the murderer's doom
01:41:57 # Shot like a dog in the bright early morning
01:42:01 # Shot without mercy, who mercy had none
01:42:06 # Like a wild beast without challenge or warning
01:42:10 # Soon his career of dark villain is run
01:42:14 # So honour the brave out over the border
01:42:18 # Great was the lesson they taught us that day
01:42:23 # That each other, bush-ranging marauder
01:42:27 # Over the border should venture to stray
01:42:32 # So over the border to rifle and plunder
01:42:36 # Over the border went Morgan the Bold
01:42:41 # Over the border a terrible blunder
01:42:44 # For over the border, Bold Morgan lies cold. #
01:42:50 Thank you.
01:42:51 .
01:42:52 .
01:42:53 .
01:42:54 [ Silence ]