Lady Chatterley's Lover (1981) Full Movie
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00:00:00You
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00:02:18Won I knew you would
00:02:24You'll never beat me as usual
00:02:26So what was the bet this time?
00:02:28The honor of having the first dance with a new lady Chatterley
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00:02:56This one's pretty enough, but I understand she's a daughter of an artist
00:03:02She's just what Clifford in this old house needs
00:03:06She's alive in the way the others never could be
00:03:24Necessity knows no law my friends politics politics
00:03:27Politics
00:03:28How to ruin an evening invite a German to a party?
00:03:32Anton we're not enemies yet, but the situation is very serious, please Anton not this evening
00:03:39Why don't you dance with my wife with pleasure?
00:03:42excuse
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00:04:27Have your attention, please
00:04:35My friends
00:04:37I'm sorry to interrupt the dance, but I'm sure you'll all want to hear the news
00:04:41For the last 24 minutes England has been at war with Germany
00:04:50Let us drink to England
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00:04:57England
00:05:02England and German of course to Germany
00:05:15Right I shall be long
00:05:23Darling I'd rather you didn't come to the ship. Are you sure?
00:05:41Please take care of yourself Roberts
00:05:47You'll be back in time for the peasant season
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00:06:38Just want still breathing buddy
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00:08:32Prefer standing
00:08:33Lady Bracknell pencil a notebook in hand
00:08:36I feel bound to tell you that you are not down on my list of eligible young men
00:08:41Although I have the same list as the dear Duchess of Bolton has we work together in fact
00:08:47However, I'm quite ready to enter your name should your answers be what a really affectionate mother requires
00:08:54You smoke
00:08:56Well, yes, I must admit I smoke
00:08:59I'm glad to hear it
00:09:021030 it's time to go to bed darling
00:09:05I
00:09:14Did another day gone
00:09:35Thank you darling I can manage
00:10:06You
00:10:18Good night, honey
00:10:36You
00:10:43Good morning
00:10:52Fritchley Hall the beautiful country home of Lord and Lady Stuart is to be offered for sale in September
00:10:57And it's rumored that Shipley near Matlock
00:11:01May also suffer the same fate
00:11:05It's as if the whole world is collapsing around us
00:11:08What's that darling?
00:11:10They want to sell Fritchley Hall and Shipley. Yes. No, I
00:11:15Suppose the one thing pushes out the other
00:11:18But what about us? Yeah this house
00:11:22Everything changes except change itself
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00:12:05I fancy a cigar is called for I can manage. Thank you field
00:12:17That'll be all for this evening
00:12:24I think you're wonderful. I do really
00:12:28Why?
00:12:30We are with Clifford. I think it's wonderful really
00:12:35poor boy
00:12:37So crippled as he is
00:12:42Not more than half a man you might say
00:12:46Course it's the right half for a woman like me. He can be so witty and entertaining but
00:12:54For a young wife, I'm not so sure at all
00:12:58I
00:13:07Was very young when I married Richard we wanted reform
00:13:12Politics all that sort of thing. We got it
00:13:16But here since he died, even though there are the children I feel I've lived for nothing
00:13:22It's a dreadful feeling
00:13:24To know that you're bound to die without having the things you were born for die
00:13:32Who's going to die
00:13:35I've been there and back
00:13:38Immortality, what are we born for?
00:13:42It seems to me that we are born for so many things
00:13:46Or perhaps we're not born for anything at all
00:13:50It's just a matter of making up our minds
00:13:55Your mortality immortality, I think women should experiment more
00:14:03Get what you want in your youth
00:14:06Nothing is so bad for a woman getting on in years than the thought that she's missed
00:14:13Good night, dear
00:14:16I'm leaving early in the morning. So I shan't see you again. Oh
00:14:19Oh
00:14:22There's nothing so sad or futile as an elderly woman
00:14:27Possessed by vain regrets
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00:15:50Honey I need to talk to you sit down
00:16:00You know
00:16:01You're the worst loser in a sense
00:16:04Darling, I depend on you live on you
00:16:08But you're denied a very serious part of life
00:16:11And the fact you are denied it may work inside you subconsciously and cause you a lot of harm
00:16:17But you know I need you as much as you need me
00:16:21You did want me before all this didn't you of course I know and it's bitter
00:16:30You see I don't want you to feel you've brought me a sacrifice
00:16:35Connie I must tell you this if ever there's another man who you absolutely want to make love to you
00:16:43Take him have a lover if you want to
00:16:51Look a castle
00:16:58Don't ever forget I love you
00:17:06Hey
00:17:08Come here girl come on
00:17:13I
00:17:16I'm sorry about the dog sir. Don't worry. She's a good girl
00:17:22Look while you're here. Will you give me a push back to the house? Yes, sir
00:17:32My lady oh, I know all right
00:17:43I
00:17:59Thank You Miller's
00:18:13I
00:18:18Thank you
00:18:26You need some help hmm
00:18:29No, no, they don't know how did we do last year? Mm-hmm
00:18:35Not bad considering even the pheasants all quite well
00:18:40What about the mine?
00:18:43Shouldn't you open it again? I heard that coal is not the right time Connie
00:18:48Not the right time at all
00:19:02Connie
00:19:08It's all right
00:19:13Hey
00:19:33I'm sick and tired of these records darling
00:19:37Could you play me something like you used to what would you like me to play?
00:19:40Whatever you like, you know the one the one you play so well
00:20:10Oh
00:20:33Doctors on his way
00:20:41I'm here milady, but it's not the doctor. It's a nurse
00:20:56I'm mrs. Bolt. Yes. I came as quickly as I could good lord lady Chatterley. You look ill too
00:21:02No, I'm fine far from fine. I'll take a look at him first, then I'll take a look at you
00:21:08I'm fine. I'm fine
00:21:13Good afternoon
00:21:16I'm perfectly. All right. I've told everyone that I'll decide if you don't mind now
00:21:22What seems to be the trouble? No, nothing new just the same old nonsense
00:21:28It's my shoulders this time and what's left of my damn spine
00:21:32This weather is a godsend if you ask me providing we don't get a flood the way we did in 15
00:21:38We won't it'll clear up before the week's out. Isn't there anything I can do?
00:21:44You should show me in case it happens again. We'll see
00:21:47You can do something gone
00:21:49Go and find out where the mellows has started setting eggs under the birds
00:21:54We did well last year. I want to do even better this year Clifford. That's not important now
00:21:59Fresh air and healthy activity. That's my prescription for you my lady
00:22:29I
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00:23:29I
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00:24:29I
00:24:34Pain is nothing to be afraid of it's just the body's way of telling us that something's a mix
00:24:41better
00:24:43Right on your back
00:24:47Connie you're back early. What did Miller say? I couldn't find him. Oh Connie. I can't ask you to do the simplest thing
00:24:55That's for you my lady
00:24:58What is it just some quinine and herbs? I hope it's not a love potion. Oh
00:25:06By the way, mrs. Bolton is spending the night could you organize a blue room for her of course drink up
00:25:18You've had a tiring day sir Clifford and
00:25:21You must get some rest
00:25:23Thank You mrs. Bolton. I look after my husband certainly my lady
00:25:28Good night, sir Clifford. Good night. My lady. Good night. Thank you
00:25:34Now what's so funny
00:25:37The adventures of Haji Baba he's repelled by the naked faces of English women
00:25:43If only they'd covered their faces what fire of passion would run through his body
00:25:48That's amusing
00:25:51Perhaps it's a pity that we never see anything of people, but their face
00:25:56after all
00:25:58The worst part of most people is their face
00:26:01You mean if we covered our faces?
00:26:03Walked about naked
00:26:05Like Renoir
00:26:07Why not?
00:26:09And a torso in sculpture is often so lovely without a head
00:26:14It has a life of its own hmm perhaps
00:26:20Sorry if I was unpleasant this afternoon
00:26:39You
00:27:09You
00:27:39You
00:28:09You
00:28:39You
00:29:09You
00:29:23And the bishop moves this way yes, that's right and the night moves one ahead and two diagonally
00:29:31You look beautiful
00:29:33What are you gonna do today?
00:29:36Nothing in particular
00:29:38Well if you're nothing better to do why don't you try again try what find out about the pheasants eggs
00:29:46If you want me to thank you darling yeah
00:29:52You're very quick
00:29:54That I am sir
00:30:08Oh
00:30:38Oh
00:30:56Hello hello
00:30:59What can I do for you
00:31:02Sir Clifford wants to know when you'll set the eggs already started it's all under control be better than last year tell him
00:31:21May I if you like
00:31:31Oh
00:31:44It's very pleasant here you think so
00:31:47Yes, I
00:31:49Shall come here and see the birds
00:31:51Watch them grow
00:31:53Will you now?
00:31:56Are there two keys to the hut
00:32:02Do you hear me
00:32:05There's only one key wouldn't you have one made aye we could
00:32:11Only why doesn't sir Clifford build a little summer house for you
00:32:16No, I want to come here and watch the pheasants hatch
00:32:19Have to be here on me own now that birds are laying nineteen two dozen. I shan't interfere so
00:32:25Have you thought birds don't like strangers round I want a key
00:32:31When can I have it how many bosses am I reckon to have round here nowadays anyway?
00:32:35Then don't make a key on second thoughts. I don't believe I ever want to be here again
00:32:48Clifford I gave mellas your message. Oh, what's this? I've decided to try my hand again
00:32:55thinking of Renoir
00:32:57What a good idea?
00:32:59Of course I was never very good
00:33:02Wonder what I'll see now after all this happened
00:33:05Well, there's always me if I start on portraits. You'll have to join the queue mrs. B's already asked
00:33:12How can she she's gonna stay here for a while?
00:33:15Nothing serious is it no she just thought if she was here to free you more
00:33:21She's gonna give me my exercises, so she may as well be on the spot. It's marvelous isn't it
00:33:26marvelous
00:33:28I
00:33:30Missus Bolton you'll be staying with us for a while. That's good. I think it's for the best. Did you find mr. Mellors today I?
00:33:39Certainly did he's the most insolent man. I've ever talked to
00:33:43He was a defiant little demon even when he was a lad
00:33:47You know him then not just anyone knows anyone who prefers to keep his own company I
00:33:53I used to think he had a heart if anybody could get there
00:33:57Heart with most women he just gets their backs up like he has with you love ace. No. That's a cheat
00:34:04You can't do that. You're cheating mrs. B. Take a card. Thank you not no that's it all right my go my go Jack ah
00:34:13Can't change oh
00:34:15I'm tired. I think I'll go up good night mrs. Bolton good night, my lady good night, darling
00:34:21Good night
00:34:26Ten ten
00:34:30Eight and change change suit yes change the suit what you want
00:34:45Clifford I have a problem
00:34:48You said I should take a lover ah want me to choose one for you do you
00:34:53Know but what if I should have a child?
00:34:56Would you mind if I had a child?
00:34:59If you had whose child, I don't know would you mind couldn't you promise it would be about the Holy Ghost
00:35:06Would you mind whose child?
00:35:09But need you ask isn't it the Holy Ghost if one looks at it that way
00:35:15All right my dear breathe
00:35:17It's nature's law I
00:35:20Trust my son and heir will have a father where the ever future baronet
00:35:25But I trust your taste of course
00:35:35It is a sacrifice
00:35:37for both of you a
00:35:39Sacrifice to what?
00:35:41to God's will
00:35:44Or once can't you come out from under your pieties and speak to me as a man to a woman
00:35:51You want me to condone something you have done no no
00:35:57Perhaps if you look upon things as a period of trial in time you will find your way
00:36:07Good afternoon father afternoon
00:36:14a
00:36:24Period of trial
00:36:37Keep still mrs. B
00:36:40All right, this is hard enough without you fidgeting all the time
00:36:55Yeah, see you
00:36:57Not bad. Do you want to play seriously if you like?
00:37:01Though you'll probably win. I haven't quite got the hang of playing this way
00:37:06Well, it'll be a change for me to win
00:37:10I hear you did something rather out of character today. Oh
00:37:15Went to church did you?
00:37:17Yes
00:37:19What nurse for I?
00:37:21Thought I'd book an appointment with the Holy Ghost
00:37:30My lady
00:37:39Yes got that key for you m'lady
00:37:44Was it a lot of trouble no how could it be well no trouble
00:37:48Thank you then come on
00:37:51You
00:38:04Good morning darling morning
00:38:07Morning morning
00:38:08Am I late no no not at all. Did you sleep well my lady? Thank You mrs. Bolton
00:38:15Well, I think I'll have some breakfast then
00:38:17Yes, see you later
00:38:21Oh
00:38:51Oh
00:39:17Hello hello
00:39:22Oh
00:39:39Shame about sir Clifford doesn't it mrs. B
00:39:42Fair young wife and all this land and no children to pass it on to that shows how little you know
00:39:49Sir Clifford's getting stronger all the time
00:39:56Thank you Robert that will be all
00:40:08My prescription certainly seems to work my lady
00:40:11Yes, you've done wonders for sir Clifford. No, I meant fresh air healthy activity
00:40:16It's not much of a life for a woman if her heart never works
00:40:20Of course, there's many who have no real hearts
00:40:24But if you got a heart you don't want to live for money and things
00:40:28I'm sure you're right
00:40:30If there's something about you my lady makes one say more than one should
00:40:35It's because you're a true woman and a body's heart burns for you not against you
00:40:41I know you wouldn't do anything against me. Neither shall anyone else if I can help it
00:41:04Good oh
00:41:07Hello hello, you weren't ill then no nurse went away, so I stayed with sir Clifford. Uh-huh. I see. Oh
00:41:18What lovely soft creatures I pretty young things
00:41:22Oh
00:41:31They don't like me well, then we'll find one that does
00:41:49It's not worth crying for
00:41:52Oh
00:42:22Oh
00:42:52Oh
00:43:22You
00:43:52Oh
00:44:22Oh
00:44:52I
00:44:54I
00:44:56I
00:44:58I
00:45:01Oh
00:45:21I'm sorry. I'm late. Why don't I do that today?
00:45:24You're excused very good my lady. What a nice idea
00:45:28What a game in a minute I
00:45:32Don't want to beat you again
00:45:35You weren't today I've been practicing
00:45:41Don't go mrs. Bowles excuse me my lady
00:45:44Please join us you're part of the family now. Thank you. How do you like your tea? Very strong lots of sugar
00:45:52strong sweet tea I
00:45:55Got the taste from my husband
00:45:58Is it many years since he died I was 24
00:46:02Yes same age you were widowed con
00:46:06Now sir Clifford. We're going to get you back on your feet aren't we?
00:46:11Yes, mrs. B. I don't know how you lived through it. No
00:46:15I didn't think I could but the heart makes up for a lot. I miss him God knows, but I'll never forget him I
00:46:22Believe he'd never have left me and I'll never leave him a lesson to us all con
00:46:28I
00:46:31Mean that's very touching mrs. B
00:46:36You'll never leave me will you con Clifford once a wife in your heart always a wife I say
00:46:48Come on mrs. B. I
00:46:50Think straight don't you want to win all my money. It's late
00:47:20I
00:47:50You
00:48:02Check
00:48:06Very good
00:48:09It's nearly light now
00:48:12You can go to bed if you like Oh open the curtains before you leave
00:48:20I
00:48:50Believe that now is the right time, but we simply must have the pits modernized
00:48:56Especially the Oakwood pit because that we can exploit down to the last possibility
00:49:01Once we've a good morning everybody
00:49:04gentlemen
00:49:06I
00:49:08Would like to introduce you to my wife
00:49:10Mrs. B. I believe that now is the right time, but we simply must have the pits modernized
00:49:16Once we've a good morning everybody
00:49:19Gentlemen my wife
00:49:23How do you do darling would you let us talk in peace, please
00:49:28Now where were we
00:49:32Sit down
00:49:46Oh
00:50:13Have I done something wrong
00:50:16You think you've lured yourself with me
00:50:46You
00:51:16You
00:51:46You
00:52:16You
00:52:33Push good and the other side and push push you must strengthen these shoulders and rest
00:52:46Do you really think this happens to be do you trust me
00:52:52Yes, mrs. B. well then try again
00:52:57Lift and push good good good arrest good. Oh
00:53:05You're lovely to me
00:53:14I read something
00:53:17I
00:53:21Will experience everything in life
00:53:24So on the final journey to my death
00:53:28The Knights will not be haunted by regret
00:53:41So no need to cry
00:53:44It's really happiness
00:53:47You
00:53:58Where are the others so Clifford is working in the library and asked not to disturb mrs. Bolton is taking a nap
00:54:10Yes
00:54:13This magazine came for you
00:54:16You
00:54:46You
00:54:55Honey
00:54:59My darling Connie
00:55:01Are you happy?
00:55:02Why?
00:55:04Because you look so adorable I
00:55:06Couldn't bear it if you were unhappy
00:55:10So kind I
00:55:13Honestly think I should have died
00:55:15They should have let me Clifford don't
00:55:21If something is lost it needn't be all lost needed there's no reason for me to live if nobody else wants me to live
00:55:30Just seeing you there then I thought you'd be better off if I were dead and perhaps you knew it I
00:55:37Don't want you to die
00:55:40But it is cruel to make me responsible for your living
00:55:45You
00:55:48Want to live don't you
00:55:51Darling I'm sorry
00:55:54I'm real brood
00:55:58Don't cry don't for my selfish sake I'm not worthy of you
00:56:06I
00:56:13Wait here
00:56:18What are you doing here?
00:56:27Yes Mellis, what is it I
00:56:30Caught a couple of poachers sir Clifford with snares and rabbits just come down this morning
00:56:35Where are they?
00:56:37outside sir
00:56:48What should I do about them
00:56:52Prosecute yes
00:56:54Is it really necessary to prosecute?
00:56:57Is it really necessary to poach rabbits or anything else for that matter?
00:57:02We'd have them all over the wood if we didn't show them the law
00:57:06You were Collier's weren't you yes, but I think
00:57:09You see they're only poaching because they're hungry if the money ship is right
00:57:15We weren't prosecuted let them go
00:57:20After you've thrashed them Clifford
00:57:23After you've thrashed them Clifford
00:57:33He'll thrash them so he'll consider his employment here ended
00:57:52I
00:58:22I
00:58:52I
00:58:58Thank you Mellis
00:59:08Come on
00:59:22You
00:59:45You're late I meant to be
00:59:48Oh didn't you want me to be here is it only to be when you want it to be now well
00:59:52No, but what happened to those poachers that doesn't bother you well. It didn't seem to bother you well
00:59:58Should I've disobeyed sir Clifford's orders oh?
01:00:00You would have beaten them anyway here even so even so my lady
01:00:12Hey, I'm sorry
01:00:17I
01:00:21That's enough
01:00:28Faster today a couple more
01:00:36That's good
01:00:40To be honest when we started I thought it was hopeless
01:00:47But now I think you can do it
01:00:51What happens if you have a child I should like to have a child
01:00:59What about sir Clifford
01:01:08Clifford talked about it. He wants a son in air what
01:01:15He knows about me no
01:01:19And if you have a child you'll tell him that if he ever suspects about you, I'll have to go right away somewhere
01:01:25what for I
01:01:31Couldn't live without you, but I couldn't live with him if he knew about you
01:01:44Wouldn't fret if you went away and never was to see me again
01:01:50I'd fret should you mind I
01:02:05Should like you to lie one night with me at my cottage just for once
01:02:14I must go now
01:02:36Sorry my lady Oh
01:02:41Where's the Clifford in the library
01:02:44Perhaps he didn't hear I'll tell him Oh my lady. Yes
01:03:15I
01:03:17Aren't you coming in to dinner yes, yes, I'm starving. I just want to finish with these plans
01:03:24What is it a mine?
01:03:26I
01:03:28Can't father a dynasty. I can't paint like Renoir. It has to be business con
01:03:34Immortality must be the name chatterly
01:03:37We start with the mine
01:03:40Are you listening to me yes, yes
01:03:44We'll have to make sacrifices at first of course in income and capital because we have to modernize
01:03:52Good night Clifford
01:03:58Good night sleep well
01:04:14I
01:04:24Was scared you wouldn't come today
01:04:29What do you come to a fella like me for
01:04:32Cuz you can take it or leave it as you please I
01:04:36Saw you once washing. I thought you were beautiful me
01:04:41I
01:04:46Wanted you my body beautiful
01:04:49To you as knows all the tip-top young fellas. I don't mean handsome. Oh answer me as handsome does
01:04:56But you don't take me serious. Do you?
01:04:59What am I to you? What are your sorts say a?
01:05:02fucker
01:05:05No lover
01:05:08You are my lover
01:05:12I
01:05:18You wouldn't marry me if he was free
01:05:21You wouldn't want me to
01:05:23If you weren't above me I should
01:05:26But you're above
01:05:27You look down on me
01:05:31No, I'm grateful to you
01:05:36And me I am too this is extra, but I don't mean this
01:05:42No
01:05:45When I wait I
01:05:47Look across the grounds, and you don't come I say
01:05:52She wants none of you today lad your best hang up your gun and go home
01:05:58You think nothing of me I do not me
01:06:04It's this you enjoy
01:06:09And that's all
01:06:12No you're wrong I do love you and I want to sleep with you in your cottage and I will
01:06:22When I want you to tell me my body is beautiful
01:06:28I
01:06:30Want you to tell me my body is beautiful
01:06:34I
01:06:36Want you to tell me my body is beautiful
01:06:39I
01:06:41Would be your wife, but I can't leave Clifford
01:06:44He understands I need somebody
01:06:47You don't you understand I need him
01:06:51What would he say if he knew it were me I don't know
01:06:56I'll never tell him no you'd never tell him because you know you'd lose him right enough
01:07:03It's nothing personal
01:07:05I
01:07:07Know you'd lose him right enough
01:07:11It's nothing to do with your class or my class oh, it's got everything to do with it everything
01:07:19Then we'd better say goodbye
01:07:25Oh, you've given me more than I've ever given you
01:07:28Really hate me I
01:07:32Mustn't come here anymore
01:07:35Wait a bit I don't want you to go say you'll always come back here say something
01:07:40They'll keep till you come back here again
01:07:42What shall I say?
01:07:45Say you'll never break it off between us
01:07:51I never will then let's make it legal
01:07:58I
01:08:05Do you drive your nail into this tree for good and for all yes
01:08:28I
01:08:34When will you stop the night
01:08:58What are you doing? I've been missing the sunset
01:09:28I
01:09:48That's all right, where are you going today? I'm going to the woods see if the chicks have had
01:09:58a
01:10:12Can you open the gate for me
01:10:28Why have you brought him here thought you're gonna be my wife in the woods, and he's in the rest of the world
01:10:33It was his idea to come here
01:10:43Well he knows he can't he must be suspicious
01:10:59Oh, no, you better come to the cottage soon just in case
01:11:08Tonight
01:11:13Connie where the devil are you coming all right?
01:11:20Thought I was gonna sink in
01:11:28Oh
01:11:43Good stuck
01:11:54Melis
01:11:59Ah
01:12:03Am I caught up somewhere I
01:12:08Should say you are sir shall I give you a push no let the motor do it. I'll try again
01:12:28I
01:12:30Oh
01:12:56Wait a minute
01:13:01The gears have gone you'll have to push me in you
01:13:09We'll give him a hand Connie
01:13:19They don't march death Allen mercy to them
01:13:31Oh
01:13:35Mrs. Bolton could you send for Newman don't bother him mellows can carry me
01:13:41Can't you melons?
01:13:43Yes, sir
01:13:52Oh Connie tidy my chair away, will you
01:14:01I'm not too heavy on my manners
01:14:12Don't touch those
01:14:15Thanks awfully
01:14:17Thank you, sir
01:14:21Yes, thank you very much
01:14:25He's really quite a good sword don't you think
01:14:28Oh
01:14:29Mrs. B. Ask feel to run me a bath, will you?
01:14:33Though he thinks he's the whole hill of beans as the Americans say
01:14:40People like him
01:14:42Even mrs. Bolton nice as she is
01:14:45They've no real respect for us
01:14:48For what we've got perhaps
01:14:50Not what we are
01:14:52ought they to
01:14:54Do we respect them for what they are what are they apart from what they do for us
01:14:58Would you raise a shout about his immortal soul?
01:15:01He's just so much live human meat
01:15:05Thank You
01:15:24Oh
01:15:55So you've come there obviously
01:16:06Is it all right you wanted to come of course otherwise I wouldn't
01:16:15I'm glad
01:16:24I
01:16:54They're pretty ah the flowers
01:17:04So that's what she looks like oh
01:17:07It is your wife. How do you know I?
01:17:10Know a lot about you one way or another
01:17:13Well, we didn't come here to talk about her
01:17:17No, but I have to think about her after all you must have liked her once
01:17:24She ran off. She's not my wife now, so there's an end to it
01:17:54You
01:18:24You
01:18:54You
01:19:24You
01:19:54Oh
01:19:56Oh
01:20:22Connie
01:20:26I
01:20:56I
01:21:26I
01:21:56I
01:22:26You
01:22:57Ah
01:23:09You're crazy
01:23:12Now you look a figure out here. Oh
01:23:15Am I still beautiful I?
01:23:17under the moon
01:23:19You're more of the moon than this world. Oh
01:23:23The sky is real
01:23:26The woods are real, and you are real
01:23:38I am your wife. I my wife anyway I
01:23:43Never had a wife before I
01:23:46Never knew what a woman was like before
01:23:56you
01:24:26you
01:24:56you
01:25:26you
01:25:56you
01:26:26you
01:26:56you
01:27:26you
01:27:47It's day
01:27:57Now I know what it's really like to sleep with someone
01:28:08I should go now
01:28:13Stay with me
01:28:15Oh
01:28:22What's wrong what sort of a man am I
01:28:25Running around at the beck and call of a paralyzed man and fucking his wife
01:28:30Yeah, and you what sort of a mate am I for you
01:28:33I know you like me, but how can you respect me except for fucking and almost anyone would do for that here
01:28:39No other man
01:28:41Oh
01:28:44I can't go among your sort of people and you can't come down to mine. Does it matter all that social stuff? Aye it matters
01:29:04You must go
01:29:11You
01:29:30We'll have another time like this
01:29:42You
01:30:07Clifford
01:30:09You could tell me it's all untrue
01:30:13Go ahead Connie
01:30:15Take a man if you wish only never leave me a man Connie
01:30:20Not a damn peasant
01:30:23Slave what if you got pregnant my lady think of that
01:30:28Think of me
01:30:30Think of the future. I
01:30:32I
01:30:34Thought of who it might be but that damned Oliver Mellis
01:30:44You never even asked his name
01:30:49I've made all the arrangements for you
01:30:52sent a telegram to your sister telling her you'd be on the 1030 train to London and
01:30:57the 330 boat train on from Victoria
01:31:03We both need time to think
01:31:13Have a good journey my lady Thank You field
01:31:21Could you do something for me, please tell Mellis
01:31:32I
01:32:03I
01:32:20Darling if I left my husband you can leave yours
01:32:26You've already made the first move with this gamekeeper chap, why are the second?
01:32:32third and fourth move so difficult
01:32:36It's not as easy for me as it is for you. I
01:32:40Don't like seeing you like this. I'll make you smile again
01:32:45Can you wait for me here, please
01:32:50Honey look what I have found for you. Which one do you want?
01:32:57Not for me
01:32:59Have them both. I'll see you later
01:33:02I
01:33:32I
01:33:43Are you listening to me? How can you stand it here all the time? I quite enjoy it here
01:33:49It makes my dilemma seem even more heroic dilemma
01:33:53This letters arrived for you. I
01:33:58Hope that it's good news
01:34:00I'll see you in a minute
01:34:30Larry yeah, come on. Thank you
01:35:00Honestly Connie, you're such a bore
01:35:03Clifford arranges it all perfectly by sending you into exile and all you do is moon around doing the exact opposite of what everyone
01:35:10else wants to do
01:35:12Pregnant women are allowed the occasional whim
01:35:15You can't be pregnant. I am
01:35:19I've seen a doctor
01:35:22Absolutely awful
01:35:25Well, I think it's the best thing that ever could have happened to me don't be silly
01:35:31What are we going to do with you and eat get me back to England?
01:35:54I
01:35:59Clifford wait
01:36:05Welcome back my lady. Hello
01:36:09Isn't it simply wonderful and all mrs. B is doing
01:36:16My encouragement perhaps your willpower
01:36:24I
01:36:40Carefully careful are you all right?
01:36:44It's the devil of an effort, but really worth it
01:36:48Going down the mine was the real triumph. What I wrote you about it
01:36:54You get my letters. I wrote you about everything
01:37:09Oliver
01:37:11Lady oh, you don't work here no more
01:37:15Was it anything important?
01:37:18No, thank you. I'm sorry to have troubled you
01:37:24I
01:37:40See
01:37:43Clifford you'd better tell me everything about what Mellors Mellors
01:37:48Connie
01:37:50I wrote you about it. It was all in my letters. I didn't read your blasted letters now. Tell me everything
01:37:56I thought you didn't answer them because of that
01:38:00Then when I heard you were coming back I thought you'd forgiven me because of what
01:38:09He really didn't want to stay you know you sent me away and you dismissed him I can't believe it I
01:38:16Didn't want you to become too fond of him I
01:38:21Know what we agreed about you having a lover, but I did it because of you to save you pain
01:38:29After all we did talk about a son in earth
01:38:32And if you'd started to see too much of him who knows what sort of little bastards
01:38:37I'd have to give my name to
01:38:39Con darling surely you can understand my position
01:38:43Clifford I'm pregnant
01:38:45He's the father and your name be damned
01:39:10I
01:39:24Just got back today, did you know?
01:39:27What do you want please look you can't be the way it was so there's an end to it
01:39:33Don't you want me anymore
01:39:40I
01:39:45Want to be I don't want to miss you all my life
01:39:54Well if you hate me, how can you work here and still slave for the Chatterley's have you never heard of Canada what Canada
01:40:0214 pounds a week when I get there, and I'm working to earn my fare now. You've got to listen to me
01:40:08I've got it all planned. No
01:40:10How can you like the likes of me?
01:40:15Oliver I'm pregnant
01:40:17Damn you
01:40:18So you've got what you want and Sir Clifford gets a child
01:40:22No, it will have my maiden name or your name. There will be no other Chatterley Clifford will be the last
01:40:30And I'll leave him whether you come with me or not and where we go
01:40:35What we do what will I do?
01:40:38You could run your own farm
01:40:41How we could use my income
01:40:45No
01:40:47Can't you see you live like a slave?
01:40:50I've made myself free and you can be too. I'll not be a kept man and
01:40:54Our child no class the best of you the best of me
01:40:59Do you remember?
01:41:01My nights will not be haunted by regrets
01:41:08Oh
01:41:15You really think I'm beautiful
01:41:22How long to go seven months, we'll see we'll see
01:41:28We'll see
01:41:37Can he
01:41:58You
01:42:28You
01:42:58You
01:43:28You
01:43:58You
01:44:28You