The Forsyte Saga | British Drama History Romance 2002 | E07 - video Dailymotion

Beth Freed

#theloveletter #theforsytesaga  #thebuccaneers  https://dailymotion.com/bethfreed25   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ The Forsyte Saga is a British drama television serial that chronicles the lives of three generations of an upper-middle-class family from the 1870s to 1920s. It was based on the books of John Galsworthy's trilogy The Forsyte Saga.  Despite his feelings for Annette, Soames's feelings for Irene are easily rekindled. His obsession with her returns when he sees her again, even after twelve years.  Cast: Soames Forsyte, Damian Lewis Irene Forsyte (née Heron), Gina McKee Young Jolyon Forsyte, Rupert Graves Frances Forsyte (née Crisson), Sarah Winman June Forsyte, Gillian Kearney Philip Bosinney, Ioan Gruffudd Old Jolyon Forsyte, Corin Redgrave James Forsyte, John Carlisle Emily Forsyte, Barbara Flynn Aunt Ann Forsyte, Judy Campbell Aunt Hester Forsyte, Ann Bell Aunt Juley Small (née Forsyte), Wendy Craig Uncle Swithin Forsyte, Robert Lang Winifred Dartie (née Forsyte), Amanda Root Montague Dartie, Ben Miles Imogen Dartie, Alice Patten Valerius Dartie ('Val'), Julian Ovenden Hélène Forsyte, Amanda Ooms Holly Dartie (née Forsyte), Amanda Ryan Jolyon Forsyte ('Jolly'), Christian Coulson Annette Forsyte (née Lamotte), Beatriz Batarda Fleur Mont (née Forsyte), Emma Griffiths Malin Jon Forsyte, Lee Williams Michael Mont, Oliver Milburn George Forsyte, Alistair Petrie Prosper Profond, Michael Maloney

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00:00You

00:30Mr.. Forsyte to see you twice in one week

00:41Sons yes

00:46Cannot be wholly unexpected

00:56You look well

01:00I

01:03Haven't changed

01:05Nor have you I

01:11Made my position clear to Jolyon and yet here you are not entirely clear

01:19You told my cousin you wanted to help I

01:23Cannot believe you have not had

01:26Company in the intervening years

01:30Whether you believe it or not. It's the truth. You seem comfortably off now I

01:36Haven't had to sell myself if that's what you're implying

01:41Why did you not let me provide for you I

01:44Would have in spite of everything

01:48You're still my wife, please don't

01:52Anna

01:54Am I dangerous I'm here for information. I can act on nothing more you had it 12 years ago

02:00Would've been unseemly to pursue it then for your sake. I don't remember such sensitivity at the time

02:09You must go to your own life Anna

02:17Would you fetch the gentleman his hat

02:22Certainly mark you deserted me have you no sense of what's fair

02:27I

02:29Could you not have made me a good wife

02:35If it was wrong of me to marry you then I have more than paid for my mistake

02:42You need not mind my name I have none to lose

02:45I'm glad you have found someone else you may not believe that either. I hope she makes you happy

02:57I

03:02Will you shake my hand

03:06The last time

03:09The last time

03:27You

03:53Monsieur we have not seen you for a long time

03:57Mama would be delighted

04:00We thought you might be ill not ill no too busy

04:06We had such a lovely day with you mama would like to return the hospitality that won't be necessary

04:12I wrote to my friend at home

04:15everything so English so beautiful I

04:22Hoped you would enjoy it

04:27Annette

04:30I'm here to tell you that there will be no more days at Mabel Durham. I

04:34Have a wife

04:37You've just married I've always had a wife

04:48And you think that because I am French I will accept being your mistress

04:57Lesson that comments is rather more about you than it does about me

05:04This stranger

05:11Maki

05:27I

05:58I

06:01Find company you keep these days

06:04What are you doing I could ask the same of you are you following me? It's your birthday

06:12What are you doing let me just see how it looks

06:16Sons let bygones be bygones if I can surely you might

06:22Let's begin again as if nothing had been

06:25Come back to me you were mad

06:28Leave me alone

06:30Come back to me, and I'll give you anything you want you can have your own life

06:34I swear it said that before I mean at this time. I'll only ask one thing

06:41Just give me a son

06:44Is it so unnatural for a man to want a child from his own wife is it so very unflattering that in spite of everything

06:50I still want you

06:53Please speak for goodness sake I

06:58Never intended to frighten you

07:03You can set your own conditions keep your own company anything just give me a son

07:12Yeah, no she doesn't want it leave her be you will not behave to me as you once did

07:17She'll never think of anybody but yourself don't you lay a finger on her

07:23No

07:27I'll have the police on you

07:35Scratch the surface and you're all the same

07:52I

08:07Enjoy yourself

08:10Dante would have made this his fifth ring of hell. Do you sell in hell do I care remind me?

08:17Susan Radcliffe's desperate to meet you

08:19American writer just your sort

08:22I

08:36Dad there's someone to see you she seems upset. I've left her in the drawing-room name of Irene Heron

08:45hmm

08:47Best not tell June so much trouble. I'll be as quick as I can

08:53I

09:02Really I'm so sorry for coming

09:07There's no one else you see sit down no

09:12Party

09:14I

09:16Mean I've had another visit from Soames another visit. Yes. He came to the flat a few days ago

09:22He well he told the maid his name was mr.. Forsyte. I

09:27Presumed it was you

09:31She wouldn't live on your own

09:36He wants a child with me he he wants meat to live as his wife again

09:44You won't give up

09:46He's he's he'd been following me. He followed me earlier this evening

09:52It's impossible

09:55She'll have to go away, I thought perhaps Paris or Rome

10:01Can't let him chase you from your home

10:04He could show up at any time

10:07At my flat in the street anywhere come to us he would never dare follow you here

10:16It's kind of you kind nothing I owe it to you you're not talking him around you won't listen

10:25You cannot protect me

10:29Soames is my husband if he is desperate to have a son

10:34No one not even the law can prevent him from demanding his rights

10:41Can't force you

10:48Force me is is exactly what he did the night before Phil died

11:05I

11:11Know him Jolyon, and I know he hasn't changed I

11:19Cannot stay

11:28But it it should be Paris

11:33My French is possible these days I

11:38Know how to lose myself

11:42Hold on June

11:46Should leave

11:52I'll walk you to your Karen. No, please go back to your party, please Jolyon

11:59You'll send me address yes

12:05You'll be missed it's kind, but I'm true go back to your party goodbye take care

12:15Damn Soames for sight damn him to hell

12:28I

12:59Surely I saw you in the park

13:04Well

13:06Sneaking about it's hard to sneak anywhere with a horse Jolly

13:10I'm very smart

13:13Who is he a

13:16Friend a friend you see in secret a

13:20Friend and a relative

13:23was

13:25Val Doty

13:28Doty that but awful nephew of Soames for sight

13:30He's nothing like his uncle

13:33Don't be absurd. You've never even met him and why do you think because dad despises their family more than anything in the world

13:40I'm not so narrow-minded

13:42Fortunately how dare you say that about dad of all people

13:47You're not to see him again. Do you hear me you can't tell me what to do no, but I can tell dad

13:53What you're up to?

13:54Anytime I want

13:56And you'll fill you in on what that lots are really like

14:15Ah Winifred you're back. How was it in court Soames?

14:20That's one hurdle over uncomfortable I know but it was worth it in the end I'm comfortable it was beastly

14:25The court's full for journalists scribbling away people shuffling in off the street. They nothing better to do

14:34They read out Monty's letter a few snickers at that

14:37And all the things he'd done womanizing gambling and so on yes, and then I had to beg for restitution of my conjugal rights

14:44Beg for restitution of my conjugal rights

14:47This had better be worth it. It was an excellent performance

14:51Steady as a rock I

14:53Found my vocation at last don't be like that Winifred. It's over

14:57for now

14:59Come on. We'll go and break the news to father is your work just I'll see how the land lies

15:05Where's Val?

15:07Always off seeing some fellow is always seeing some fellow rather these days

15:14Your

15:16Divorce will be much simpler

15:20Have you a date yet the hearing still working on it still

15:27Irene you will welcome it there surely I

15:31Want a son

15:33For all her failings Irene was the love of my life I

15:38Know soon, but when you're over that

15:44There were always people getting in the way

15:47That blasted June filling her mind with fashionable series

15:51Bessini and his flattery

15:54Now Julian Forsyte whom I send his honest broker has ended up poisoning the well. What are you saying? I went to see her I

16:02was desperate I

16:05Found someone who has suffered just as much

16:08Too proud to admit her mistakes, but someone who if she would only stop fighting it would make the perfect mother for my children

16:14And you have given in to your emotions

16:17Hmm

16:18Let the heart rule the head I have seen sense although as yet. She has not

16:26Many freaks you've encouraged me and bullied me by turns all in the family name you sat and watched me squirming in the dock

16:32Lord knows what the papers are printing right this minute and I

16:35Gritted my teeth because I thought at least I wasn't alone and now I find there's one rule for me and another for you

16:40What?

16:42Making a cheat and if you ask me that poor French girl has had a lucky escape. What's all the commotion?

16:49Was that the crystal?

16:51Those glasses were a wedding present Winifred Soames. What on earth happened?

16:55I'll be the first to congratulate him Soames has abandoned his plans for divorce. No, he wants to live happily ever after with Irene

17:03So that just leaves me a naughty corner for a change Winifred compose yourself, please

17:08What's your on about she's upset I can see that

17:12No one wants a divorce if it can be avoided she's had a trying day. Yes, I have. Yes you have

17:20You need a little lie down

17:27Paul Deed thank you for coming of short notice leaders in speed and security sir

17:32That's us good because there's not now to lose. I have a client name of Heron

17:37separated from his wife

17:39Until yesterday she was living here

17:43She's now gone and he wants her found deal with all reports personally and send them directly to me marked confidential sealed and registered

17:50My client demands the utmost secrecy

17:53I'm putting it in the cipher category, sir. No names are ever mentioned

17:58We work by numbers only now. This will be your key and I shall retain the only duplicate

18:05Now the party watched your mrs. Heron will call number 17

18:11Yeah, mr. Heron 43 our watcher. I'll put a really trustworthy woman on the case

18:19number 19

18:20Any person we suspect?

18:23Will be 47 any second person

18:3051

18:35On

18:37The subject of expense

18:40Whatever it takes within reason if you can guarantee success 43 need have no fear, sir

18:46If 17 is breathing she'll be found

18:57You didn't mind my note no, no, I was delighted I had no idea you had plans in mind to travel

19:05There's a mood abroad in England at the moment. It's a vengeance against the birds. Yes

19:11It's reported here. It makes me uncomfortable

19:14The fact that I'm in a minority makes me more uncomfortable. So now I shall discuss it

19:23And here we are a far cry from the last time we met

19:29Exile clearly suits you peace suits me

19:34So you've had no word from CERN's?

19:37nothing, I

19:38half feared

19:40June thinks I'm fussing. She thinks you're far too capable to need whatever

19:43paltry protection I can offer

19:46June is privileged. She hasn't been burdened with my secrets

19:53Unless well, I should sooner die than breach their confidence

19:56Who

20:01Cares why you're here. I'm I'm so pleased to see a familiar friendly face. Well, that's good news. Oh

20:10And I've even even better news I've managed to let the flat for you like a good steward

20:17Money

20:20Then I hope you'll help me spend it

20:26I

20:56Know

21:16What's the matter

21:17Jolly knows

21:19He threatened to tell dad if I saw you again

21:22What?

21:23He's just trying to protect me

21:26From what from being loved

21:31Because I do love you Holly

21:34You're far and away the best thing in my life and I proposed you on the spot if I could I'd say yes

21:42You might not ask me

21:55You

22:11Ask me

22:16I'm tempted to thump you right now

22:18You can't

22:20We're engaged. We should go back to the beginning

22:23Val D'Arte you showed her this yet. That's why I've come didn't he tell you about his dad. I was going to tell you

22:30Tonight dumped his mother for a dancer so-called and legged it to Argentina

22:38Yes, my father is a bounder but is that my fault I

22:45Went to court to support my mother who's an absolute brick and I'm not ashamed of that

22:50You don't know the first thing about me or my uncle I know my father hates him

22:54I'll go you should hate us all my father's a good judge of character

22:58Sosie's daughter

22:59She's got opinions of her own

23:02Have you?

23:03What do you think of the war in South Africa?

23:06Are you pro burr?

23:08anti burr I

23:09Suppose with your father being away you haven't had a chance to ask him what to think

23:15You stay away from Holly you here only if she tells me to Holly

23:20There's your answer

23:23Just stay away from her. I love her prove it. She knows it

23:28All right, but does she love you prove that and I'll walk her down the aisle myself

23:33Easy

23:36Sign up

23:37Go from fight the boas and see if she's still waiting for you when you come back

23:40Jolly, don't you trust her that much Val? He's being stupid walk away

23:45Okay

23:49Okay

23:50I'll sign

23:53So long as you sign with me stop stop it well Forsyte

23:59You're on

24:01Now when you shake my hand

24:16Oh

24:19Is that a commission

24:21The painting has somebody commissioned you to do it. Mmm

24:26Charles Lipton it's not in my work for his gallery in Cork Street

24:31poor Charles

24:36He's in for something of a wait

24:39You know one shouldn't be working on a day like this one should be enjoying the ambiance the company

24:47Oh, I've been more at ease and I felt for a long time

24:51You didn't let me saying that

24:54No

25:05Your grandfather thinks I'm a vain old bird

25:08But I still like a little feast and fashion now and again to bring the family together

25:13And why not of course that was nothing to the dinners. We used to have no I remember

25:2020 people nine corsage you walk afterwards walk. We used to dance till the early hours and beyond

25:28Adira I

25:30Was saving this for our golden wedding

25:34So why have you opened it tonight in your honor?

25:38looking to the new generation

25:40Since the last has proved such a disappointment now

25:43Try a little of this

25:46You won't get that up at college

25:50Mmm

25:52Nor in the Imperial Yeomanry I

25:58Joined today

26:02What

26:03Young jolly Forsyte and I went down there together we go to camp on Monday

26:09Jolly Forsyte

26:11But what about Oxford what made you do it? I think it's very plucky. I'm sure you'll make a splendid soldier

26:19I didn't know you were friendly with jolly

26:22I'm not but I wasn't gonna be beaten by him his father. Think you can't see him approving. He's away in Paris

26:30My map James has bought a map well done Val this brings the war alive

26:39Now you must show me where you're going

26:43His mafeking uh-huh

26:49Oh

27:11One more please

27:13That's impossible impossible. No take pity. I'm an old man. Oh

27:16Please I haven't danced for years. Well, I might stumble through a final

27:46a

27:57Cognac I think is what's required monsieur

28:04I tell him

28:14What is it Julian

28:17It's jolly

28:19He's um

28:22Enlisted in the Imperial Yeomanry

28:27It's all right, you know

28:29We shall soon have Kruger on the run. I

28:32Only hope I shall come in for something. We've got plenty of riding and shooting

28:46Good night, Emmy. Good night. Go carefully Val

29:17Monty

29:22Hello Freddy

29:30You'll write to me let me know how jolly goes on of course

29:35They're ready for you now. Oh

29:39I'm a selfish man

29:42Should be grateful for the time we've had together, but I'm

29:46Resenting the loss of it already

29:52So he needs you

29:54Rather I need him two days and he'll be gone and then how long before I see him again

30:04It's a lot to lose in such a short time

30:06You

30:14Take care of yourself darling. I'm not made of China

30:37You

30:49There's something of a connoisseur of the arts, mr. Forsyte

30:53I've made one or two good acquisitions in my time. You asked me to inform you straight away

30:57some development

30:59at last

31:0117 has been tracked to a small hotel in Paris there. She's had regular contact with 47

31:07I have a detailed list of visits to galleries parks restaurants and so on and an identity for 47 confirmed identity

31:14Not yet, but a description. Yes

31:1847 left for England late last night leaving 17 alone at this address

31:25And to proceed depends upon your client and this 47 it's a bit older than 17 dark-haired gentleman medium height

31:33Could be anyone. I was a keen painter. It would seem

31:38I'll leave the details with you, sir. You can advise me once you've spoken with your client

31:46Good day, sir

31:54I

32:25I

32:32Looks rather real saying it like that. He does it for hours you two going out as a nurse. I

32:40Do so admire you to do one's bit. I always thought you were anti the war. Of course

32:47There's a life one can save

32:50I

32:51Trainings frightfully dull

32:55It's good to be back. It's Paris warm. No

33:03How was Irene

33:07In health

33:12Did you see much of her

33:14Those days those days

33:16What's she doing with herself?

33:17Jundia, I'm very aware of the awkwardness of things. No awkwardness for me. She could be an excellent chum for you and you need someone

33:28Look how good Jolly is

33:31Irene is very much her own person, you know and needs a chum as much as you

33:45Oh

33:48Be rather a different thing with a boar in the sights

33:51I suppose one should hope so really though

33:54Apparently we should be thinking of them as just so much target practice by the time we're out there. I

34:00Don't want to a bit of course I'd my for it. I

34:03Don't believe I'd have enlisted at your age too much of a foresight. There are any number of reasons why one signs, you know

34:10Of course

34:12Ultimately, it's down to altruism

34:16Should I tell you my reason

34:19Because I dared Val D'Arti to why

34:24Can't abide the young ass

34:27So you see no altruism there nor heroism

34:36Why did he come back

34:39Oh my poor dear my poor darling

34:43This is too much of Monty. It's all right. No good fussy. Why the deuce didn't we try cruelty? Oh don't sounds

34:51Could not Winifred say she'd prosecute him if he doesn't keep away

34:56He took her pearls

35:02A kipper Winifred, could you manage no

35:06You mustn't worry about your father leave me to tell him tell you what nobody tells me anything morning father

35:14James it's all right

35:18It's your husband isn't it he's bankrupt I knew how to be

35:25Not bankrupt daddy

35:27Just back no

35:30Back

35:33Well, we'll pay him off then that's all to do pay him to stay away no

35:40I'm going to keep him

35:42Huh

35:45It's rather the luck of the draw isn't it marriage

35:51And I did after all choose Monty so in that sense I've made my bed

35:57See I just can't I

36:00I can't face it all again

36:05I'd sooner put up with him, but he's a pounder. Yes

36:12Thanks all the same daddy, but I think I'll keep him now he's back

36:23Huh you think I should

36:30I

36:32She must love him I suppose

36:43Do you think she does

36:48In our generation people married and then just got on with it I

36:55I

36:57Thought getting on with it was precisely what Winifred said she intended doing yes, you did didn't she I

37:06Suppose it wasn't merely Winifred. I was thinking of

37:16Irene has gone hasn't she I mean she's quite gone of course. She's gone. I mean

37:23Gone emotionally so that's what I mean from you

37:31There is or has been

37:33another young woman

37:35Who's interested you?

37:37This I take it is Winifred talking

37:40Well out of concern merely concern for what does not concern her

37:44as with most women

37:47How dare she

37:53I

38:13I'm gonna miss this so much

38:15Can we be seen from here?

38:17Don't care if we can

38:20Daddy you'll have to know sometime

38:22So yours, you know

38:24That's what's jolly. I'll tell him

38:26You think it's sneaking it would be

38:31Come here

38:41In three more days leave I can't bear it

38:46Have you heard any more about going out there? We're hardly ready

38:50Be something good would happen if any the war would finish no chance of that

38:59That was a bullet

39:06Silly young ass it was miles away from us. I don't care. It was a stupid thing to do

39:12Oh

39:18What are you doing, hmm, oh

39:21Just some chap in the street

39:25How's the old man not dead I

39:29Want a straight answer Monty

39:33Why did you come back I

39:36Had nowhere else to go I

39:39I was frightened ready

39:43They do this dance in Buenos Aires, it's it's exciting beyond words when you first see it

39:48But it's a dreadful thing men and women

39:51clutching together

39:53It's as if what shouldn't be seen is

39:57Being seen, you know in the street

40:01There's evil in it I

40:04Should have thought that was rather your cup of tea

40:07Kick me I'm down. I don't want to kick you

40:13I'm going to let you stay

40:17They were all against it, but I can't throw you out

40:20I've suffered so much for you

40:25It's good of you welcome it is very

40:32And is that all you can say

40:37You're going to take this the wrong way probably

40:44There's a commercial traveler in the street he was on the boat with me and I needed the fare from Southampton and

40:51Well, he needs paying off

41:06Yes Monty's back

41:36Sorry old boy

41:38I'm gonna be scared off

41:41I didn't want to frighten you the devil. Are you doing here?

41:46Got back last night old boy

41:49You were out there as well, but what I mean does mom know yes

41:58Cheers old man have a shrimp. I don't want a shrimp. Are you screwed?

42:03No

42:07They say you've enlisted I have well good for you old boy Queen and country

42:14Etc

42:18Look here, I'm sorry about all that

42:24What

42:26I

42:29Going away and things are too young to understand about the way things are you mean leaving my mother for a dancer

42:37That's what it looks like I can see that you stole her pearls stole stole borrowed stole I

42:46Went with mother to the hearing you know

42:49I'd say it's one of the most disgusting things that could happen to somebody

42:53One's husband run off with a dancer and it ought to be public and in the papers

43:02We do go wrong sometimes old man I

43:08Didn't have much of a time of it

43:13Well, are you back now

43:19That's what they said would happen

43:22Val dear I

43:25Didn't get a chance to tell you

43:28What does this mean no divorce

43:31It does fell. Yes, I

43:35Rather wish there would be

43:43It's been a great shock to him

43:47What kind of example am I a very bad one

43:53Oh

43:55Dear Val to go out there. It's so worrying

44:01Young jolly for sight we've never met of course, but no one has but dear Val going

44:08What about June to go last I heard she was pro-ball

44:14Seen sense at last we'll be there soon the Queen's own Foresight Regiment

44:20Uh-huh

44:21All right, you filled marshal when you set sail it's worrying around very worrying

44:28Here's Ladysmith you see that's where it is under siege shocking man the king

44:35Under seeds too and here looks for them

44:38Wars here British here

44:42Spion cop

44:44Don't spare us all

44:46Know what we need we need Napoleon excuse us general Napoleon's dead

44:54We need another

44:56Save you money save you men save you energy if you train Napoleon's I rather think you're right through them

45:05silly swithin

45:07Napoleon was on the wrong side

45:16I'll get you back

45:46I

45:50Don't answer sir you're in your way

45:56Thank you sir

46:05That's Joliet for sight we called him young Joliet young

46:10I

46:14Haven't seen him in years, and that's his daughter June by his first wife

46:18And we can assume the other to be the young girl by his second gosh

46:23But why do we not speak to them?

46:32Chin up Freddy it'll all be over by

46:36Soon

46:38It's come so sudden

46:42Doughty all right

46:51Next one see who's over there yes

46:57He's been in touch with Irene

47:03I'm going to look for Joliet

47:08What'll you do when we've all gone oh I suspect I'll

47:13Be extremely miserable

47:15Why not go back to Paris?

47:18I'm sure she'd like it June Irene. He has no interest in me other than as a friend. Did I imply something else?

47:24Maybe I misunderstood

47:26There's a husband over there

47:29Well, you don't think she cares a fig for him

47:32Have you come here anyway

47:37We will get leave won't we I'm too we might be able to see each other

47:42But we might not ever again

47:49Officer

47:51I

47:57Think you are old man here. I am

47:59Your sister was looking for you. I saw her a moment ago. Ah good. She found you. She's rather upset

48:07You're low yes

48:10So um

48:13Old man this is it I suppose I think so

48:21Wow

48:27Well

48:29They've turned the corner out there yes

48:34However things come about there's a reason I believe that I

48:42Know you're against this war dad. I'm glad I'm going that's good

48:48We're well-trained we do a good job you're a crack shot all those hours in the garden you ought to be

48:55Why do you

48:58Hope I'll see you out there

49:01Not a new professional capacity

49:07My dad's just take such care, please I will

49:17I

49:24Don't need you boots before long Thank You grandfather. Take care

49:32So admire you Val

49:44We're crack troops now, you know

49:47I

49:50Father sort of play for old man

49:56Come on. Thank you uncle

50:02Where's Julie he said he'd seen

50:17I'm sorry

50:28Take care

50:47I

51:18I

51:19You've been in Paris I hear

51:22Yes

51:23You didn't happen to see Irene. I suppose

51:28Yes, I saw

51:34I've decided and I think you better now. I'm going to ask her to come back to me

51:41You have asked her you know

51:44That was a shock to her

51:46But if she thinks it ever she'll see it's the only way out for us

51:48That wasn't my impression of a state of mind. I don't all together care about your impression

51:53What I need is your undertaking that you won't influence her against me. I don't know why you think I have any influence

52:00But if I did have I would use it in the direction of her happiness

52:05against me

52:07I'm against any woman living with a man who she dislikes

52:11Dislikes and it's that sort of opinion you put into her mind

52:16She is my wife in name in law in fact

52:41Time holds the secrets of our song

52:46moments are given

52:48then gone

52:49Come have this dance with me darling

52:54I'll hold you tight till the dawn

52:58Let the night see how I love you

53:02So the moon can tell the sun

The Forsyte Saga | British Drama History Romance 2002 | E07

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