The Forsyte Saga | British Drama History Romance 2002 | E08 - video Dailymotion

Beth Freed

#romeoandjuliet #theforsytesaga  #littledorrit   https://dailymotion.com/bethfreed25  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ Holly and June become nurses, and ship out to South Africa, where Jolly is ill with typhoid fever. Jolly dies, an event that hits Young Jolyon very hard. Soames discovers Irene and Young Jolyon together at Robin Hill just after they have learned of Jolly's death and accuses them of adultery. They are not yet lovers, but they know that without admitting guilt, Irene will never be free of Soames. Irene and Soames divorce while she and Jolyon go away together as a couple.  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

00:30I

00:47Hope I haven't startled you are you waiting for someone?

00:53Yes, my shadow

01:08There she is well, it's your own fault you gave me no choice come back with me and there's an end to it

01:23You are inhuman then why do you want me because you are mine I have a right

01:39I'm sorry. I'm here to offer you any terms you choose

01:45If I promise a separate house with just a visit now and again no

01:50No

01:53Nothing

01:55You can hunt me to my grave, but I shall never go with you I

02:00Just want a child a son on any terms

02:07Please Irene goodbye

02:11Cannot be goodbye. We are married. Will you once listen to me?

02:18Yes, I married you but

02:21It was wrong I

02:25Disliked you from the moment we first lived together I

02:30Hate you now and for hounding and bullying me. I hate you more

02:39You should have kept your promise and let me go instead you suffocated

02:47You're a son

02:50It's an utter degradation

02:59I know what you're up to you and Julian Forsyte

03:13I understand you have been in close contact with

03:18Julian Forsyte

03:22Pursue things

03:24with him and

03:27You will learn

03:31The true meaning

03:35Of

03:37Degradation

03:47You

03:49You

04:12Do you see the mrs. Heron gets this night, please madam Aaron left this afternoon, monsieur very sudden

04:18You know her address enormous you England

04:36How much did jolly tell you

04:39Hmm

04:41About why he enlisted. Oh, he said it was to do with Val Dartie

04:48Dare

04:53It was more than that

04:57It was a dare, but the reason was that he was trying to stop our engagement

05:07Alan Dyer in love when we got engaged jolly found out and he dared Val to enlist to try and break us up

05:15It's all my fault

05:18And they're out there now and they could be killed

05:24Now you think me wicked no, no, no, of course not my darling

05:30You know that I'm not very friendly with Val's family I know

05:36But I love him

05:40That settles it man

05:44I'm very happy

05:47Oh

05:50And you were frightened to tell me oh

05:56Why do they dislike each other

05:59they just do and

06:02Because it happened like it did because it's my fault. I'm going out there. Oh

06:08I'm going out with you. I'm going out as a nurse, too

06:15It's all three of you out there

06:18Oh

06:25Terrible news for mafeking isn't it? Mr. Forsyte

06:28That's how that Biden power fellow turns up Trump's. What do you want Paul Deed?

06:33Not to talk about the war

06:39We've done your business for you sir at last

06:43conclusive evidence

06:45For

06:47Everything the male party sir

06:50Who is this party description as follows?

06:55Middle-aged tall pale redhead guilty looking man

07:06Etc

07:10Well, what's so significant

07:13Well, the significance sir, is that that same evening that same male

07:20Was seen leaving her hotel bedroom

07:23It's hot

07:24Isn't it?

07:26So now what it's just a matter of tracing them again

07:30It seems that they slipped off back to England. Well, we had thought together, but but what?

07:37It's very possibly the case

07:43You'd better concentrate on the fellow at this end

07:4647 you called him watch him and you may well find her not to pursue the Paris party then sir

07:54No

08:07Don't

08:14Come to the station dad

08:19Don't worry about that. Oh, it's strange that she arrived today meant you see

08:27We'll give Jolly the best nursing possible. You might not even see him dad. He's our brother

08:32Of course, they let us nurse him and all our training's been for wounds. We've had virtually nothing for typhoid not in any danger

08:40No immediate danger it enough for them to send the telegram telling you Jolly so unwell

08:46Well, we'd be safe from bullets. It's almost a relief exactly my feeling

08:53This it if it be now

08:56And

09:02So proud of you

09:08You're left behind that's worse

09:19Safe journey

09:26I

09:28I

09:44Julian

09:49I

09:52I

09:54Don't understand

09:57Sons came to Paris. I returned to England three days ago. I'm in a hotel in Richmond. I

10:07First thought of Richmond I suspect because it's so close to Robin Hill

10:11So

10:15I've just said my goodbyes to

10:18the whole engine

10:21Selfish you you must want to be alone. No, no

10:27She's

10:42Like my boy is very ill out there

10:53The two that is 17 and 47 have been observed to meet daily in Richmond Park

11:00There's a degree of intimacy in their demeanor

11:02Well add to that our observations in Paris earlier in the year and I feel confident that you

11:07We

11:12Your clients could now make a very strong case for divorce

11:18You know who she is, don't you?

11:20Such things happen. Mr. Forza

11:23They behave with great familiarity laughing together walking both in and out of the tree there. I don't want to hear this

11:29I'll put it with Linkman and labor. Do you know them? Yes, sir

11:32Then there's nothing more to say

11:34Make your report to them and continue to observe discretion

11:38My shadow has returned. Oh

11:42In fact, there's more than one

11:45Here's that here in England. They can afford to run the changes. How do they find you?

11:50Well, that's absolutely clear. They're also watching you. They're watching me. Yes

11:56No, surely not

11:58Mr. Forsyte, how sordid

12:02The telegrams

12:04Oh

12:24Is it Johnny yes

12:34Oh

12:43Yes, he's dead

13:04Oh

13:08Very pretty

13:12What do you want and as if one needed further evidence, well, I think you're a witness aren't you that's that's all right

13:17No, I should have brought a horse whip

13:20What do you want?

13:24I'm here to tell you

13:26That unless you swear to keep clear of each other. I shall divorce her with every circumstance of degradation

13:32To you both

13:35Will you swear it will you keep away from her?

13:40No

13:42Your name will be dirt so be it

13:48What about you will you swear it

13:51No, I

13:53Have enough evidence, you know

13:56You've been watched everywhere. Hmm. You've been watched

14:01And it won't just be desertion. You know what I'm saying

14:04Yes

14:06And it doesn't worry you

14:09Please go

14:15That term fits does it not

14:20Yes

14:24You have

14:26Yes

14:34You're a devil

14:38And

14:40You an embezzler a trust property a thief stealing his cousin's wife

14:46Go

14:48You'll pay for it. I should be very happy

14:57I

15:00Hope you treat him as you treated me

15:14Yeah

15:24Thank you for that good lie

15:27Oh

15:30It wasn't difficult

15:50Sorry

15:56Oh

16:26Oh

16:56Hold on

17:26Oh

17:38What are you all right sir? Yes, go away

17:56I

18:26You

18:56Just one last

19:26I

19:32Doesn't he come in you can speak to him in the morning. I could be dead in the morning. Don't be ridiculous

19:42I'm here. Oh, he's here. Look

19:47He's been in the state all evening I

19:50I could die tonight

19:52Nonsense, but if I did

19:56There's all that money

19:59Where's it going to go?

20:01Darty, no

20:03Well, of course, there's too much he's out there in any case

20:09things

20:13And there's his money

20:16Whose money owns his money, where's that gonna go?

20:19If he dies the name goes out the name

20:23There are dozens of falsehoods as if that helped me. I'll be my grave and there'll be nobody

20:31Unless he has a son

20:33How can Sam's have a divorce? Yeah, I've said it. I

20:39Don't know what's become of

20:41Her I

20:43Say she's gone abroad

20:46She won't be alone. I should say she isn't see

20:51get a divorce and

20:54Have a son

20:59You're quite right dad, huh?

21:02I'm getting a divorce

21:05Yeah, nobody tells me anything. Well, this is a surprise

21:09I'm setting it in motion

21:12It won't be defended

21:24You are quite a stranger monsieur

21:30Where's your mother Annette I have some news for her

21:37Monsieur please sit down

21:39Let it pass I'm strong. Yeah, it's mainly the weather

21:45Is your mother here, of course

21:54I'll be quite straight with you. Madam. I'm odd. I'm a rich man. I have never doubted it my house at maple Durham

22:02While I live with my parents, it seems such a waste

22:05most a beautiful house

22:07But not for a man alone

22:11It needs a wife

22:15You do understand

22:17It's many years since my wife and I lived together

22:21Under English law. I shall not be free to marry until the decree absolute six months from now

22:28And it is patient

22:31Ella little

22:34In which case I have the honor to ask to be considered a formal suitor for the hand of your daughter

22:44May I ask monsieur what might and it's expectations be I

22:52Calculate I am worth approximately 130,000 pounds

22:56My annual income appears to be around 10,000 pounds per annum my expenditure around 2,000 pounds

23:03I would immediately settle 15,000 on a net and I would suggest that I buy this restaurant and the goodwill from you

23:09You could retire on the capital and if I were to install a manager here

23:14I would designate such income as it generates towards you. I

23:20Think and it would be very happy to accept you as a suitor monsieur

23:33It

23:36Was quite straightforward in the end decree nicer then it's over dear boy not before time

23:46Were they in court they're abroad somewhere I

23:52Was fond of her always have been

23:55Oh

24:07But you're hurt nothing to worry about

24:10Your leg is it a bullet? Oh stray bullets just on the ankle. It's doing fine. I've not much movement. Oh, it'll improve

24:18Hello, Uncle Sam's

24:19fell

24:21He's daddy, yes, I'll send for him. No, I just wanted to know

24:28We'll come and sit down

24:31Tell us

24:33Does this mean you're discharged? Yes. Oh, thank God

24:37Yes, I was very lucky

24:40It wasn't soldiering

24:42It was burning farms awful business

24:45They hated us and who could blame them. I was lucky to get out with just this leg

24:50And frankly, I was glad to a little sympathy with our actions, right?

24:54Well, I think I'll actually uncle Sam's I prefer you to stay

25:00You see

25:03My leg isn't why I came back. Of course not you're discharged another either

25:08The thing is

25:11I'm married. What what to I mean who to to Holly Forsyte my uncle Julian's daughter

25:19Oh

25:22We intended to tell you why I don't even know that you knew her

25:28You shouldn't have done it

25:31You don't understand that that family that

25:35There's a history I know there's a history I want to know what it is

25:39You're too young. I'm married. I've been through a war

25:43This can't be undone and I don't suppose it can then I suggest he returns to South Africa with her

25:48It's just about over isn't it

25:51They'll need new blood there'll be opportunities, but God's sake don't tell father

26:00It has deeply affected your uncle Sam's are you saying Holly has things to be ashamed of not Holly, of course not

26:09Does her father know she's married you we intended to tell him but he's in Italy

26:15And will you excuse me a moment, where are you going?

26:20She's in a cab outside

26:28Coast clear is it of the dismal stones Val's here Monty

26:35Injured and married and rather firmer married you say yes

26:40And you must be sensible and not show him up. He's very wary of you

26:45Oh

26:48Hello dad hello old man

26:52This

26:54This is Holly

26:56Belta my dear oh

27:00my dear

27:02This is such a surprise

27:07We were so sorry to hear about your brother

27:10Thank you. This is my father

27:13Oh, yeah, well, how do you do?

27:15I'm very sorry how this has happened. I hope you don't feel we've been deceitful. Oh, I'm very well. Thank you. Mr

27:20Dottie have we met and the weather out there is really terrific. It's much better for Val's leg than here. I

27:27Hadn't told me a day

27:29I'm sorry

27:31Uncle Sam's will have his wish

27:34you see

27:35We're planning to go to South Africa anyway. Oh

27:38my

27:41Well, nothing like a bit of weather it's good in Buenos Aires, too

27:58Father

27:59mother

28:01This is mademoiselle Lamont. How do you do? Mr. Forsyte? Did you have a good crossing?

28:07We've lost our Queen did you know?

28:11Well, yes, it's the end of an era have to start all over again. You see

28:18That's where you come in

28:27Winifred how do you do? How do you do my sister?

28:36How kind of you to wear black

28:39most respectful

28:41One doesn't expect it of foreigners. Certainly not the French

28:49How do you

28:51Take to London. Oh, I know London very well

28:55any particular part

28:57Soho, sir. I

28:59Have lived there for years. My mother has a restaurant

29:03You mean she owns a premises she works there as I do

29:10We are tenants of his to Forsyte

29:15We should be living down and maple Durham we have decided against a hunnibar you have to get on with things I suppose

29:22Nobody George, but you answer amusing they are also in fun any rude

29:27You shouldn't mention Soho, you know, it's got rather a reputation

29:32This business about the restaurant you need to understand it

29:36In England our leisure dining is a luxury

29:39We don't have to worry about the price of the food

29:41We don't have to worry about the price of the wine

29:43We don't have to worry about the price of the food

29:45We don't have to worry about the price of the wine

29:47We don't have to worry about the price of the wine

29:50Our leisure and professional classes believe themselves to be a cut above our business classes that is unless they're rich

29:55So don't say you're in trade because it puts a label around your neck and you won't meet the right people

30:00Well, it is the same in France

30:03You do

30:05well, it's all down to class isn't it and

30:08now you're a cut above so

30:10Well, that's good. You understand

30:13Come visit Sargent

30:15Ah

30:20Monsieur madame, how are you today?

30:42Are you being looked after yes

30:46Excuse me

30:52Those people

30:55They come often

30:57They do. Yes. What is the matter?

31:00Ask them to leave. No, I cannot. Why should I they're not respectable?

31:06What?

31:08They're not married

31:10Coming in in that condition. Oh

31:13Oh, but of course you are serious throw them out at once no, no

31:23Do you disobey me?

31:26Yes

31:28Soans whatever those people are to you. You must let it go

31:33It is for them that they are not married

31:35What does it matter that she's pregnant? She is a beautiful woman. She will have beautiful babies

31:42Oh

31:46But you are bleeding

31:50It's nothing

31:53I'm going home

32:00Goodnight sons

32:12Oh

32:31Come on uncle don't eat yet, huh? How's this for a wickiup? Hey, you've been here before I wasn't asleep

32:42Enchante

32:49Miss Forsyte, oh my dear

32:52Lovely house lovely house. Aren't you? So lucky my dear. Isn't she Hester? I've been like Cape

33:00It's a beautiful house. So tasteful

33:03zones, of course

33:06So my captain

33:08Oh

33:10We had a pheasant

33:20Tenfold things we never bothered with them in my time

33:24Oh

33:37Ninety years today

33:40Excuse me, you're all getting up. Oh, you mustn't I can't we've brought you gifts James

33:47Wasting your money. You're very kind Hester James will be delighted with them

33:52I wouldn't be Julie chose them. How are you feeling?

33:57Long journey

33:59He's very tired. I'm not sure I should have come

34:08Come on dad

34:09You're not 90 every day. There's life in you yet. No one else has reached 19

34:17Happy birthday, daddy. You look marvelous. Happy birthday grandfather

34:31And you're happy in your wife

34:35Yes, dad

34:37Is she a good one this time? I

34:41Think so dad

34:44Oh

34:45Then this is dance they do out there the tango

34:50They do it in the streets

34:52anywhere

34:54The man

34:57Come on

35:01He grabs the girl like this

35:05She sort of turns round bends back sort of thrust in the self and

35:12Well, but I mean it looks as if they

35:16Bet they do afterwards to music is topping right up your street old boy

35:23What do you think of a French wife Dottie

35:27How does he do it how does he do it

35:31Well, he's six to four a little Julian before a little son. Hmm. No takers

35:36You

35:39You're only a few years older than me yet you're already married and everything isn't it extraordinary

35:45You will soon be thinking of finding someone

35:49Why did you pick uncle Sam's you don't think I should have do you love him? No

35:58Golly I

36:01Wanted a good husband I want children I

36:05Want a comfortable life I believe songs will give me these things

36:13Love it is good, but

36:18There are things apart from love

36:34To the dearest father in the world

36:39It's been a privilege to know you I

36:42Bless you. I thank you privilege to marry. Yeah

36:51Happy birthday, Dad. I

36:54Think you should say a word James

36:57me

36:59Thanks homes and everyone lovely party thinking people does no good

37:05Sam's has got his wife

37:08That's all I care about

37:12And I hope you're going the right way to all getting a son

37:17Six or four no takers

37:20Well, it's here in black and white

37:22to mr. And mrs. Julian for sight a

37:26son

37:27But Robin Hill

37:33Irene he has had a son

37:41Well, how strange

37:44It only seems a month or two since we read of their marriage

37:49It is only a month or two

37:55How very interesting

37:58I really

38:00So what a fair little pop see

38:10Well, I was going to tell you all in any case

38:19The fact is Annette

38:21Annette

38:25Is happily anticipating an event herself

38:31I'm very proud. Yeah a boy a boy you hear me

38:43Has to be a boy

38:52Oh, it's the stairs that was built as my prison

38:59You're not Sam's

39:06Come in Nora

39:10Not Nora, oh my word Jane. Hello

39:17Oh

39:21Well, I thought I was a surprise for you, but

39:26It's wonderful

39:29So wonderful

39:31I

39:42Girl boy John

39:50That's lovely

39:53June

39:55I

39:56never saw Jolly, you know, I

39:59Tried but they wouldn't let me I was so appalled. Yes

40:06No pain apparently

40:09Not too much

40:29Okay, isn't this awkward do you like to hold him

40:51I'm so glad you're here

40:55This is one man, I'm very pleased to know loves you

40:58Oh

41:28Oh

41:35What's happening you've a choice

41:38I'm not an enviable one

41:41If I operate I can save your wife, but you'll lose the baby

41:47If I don't operate the baby will almost certainly live but at a great risk to your wife a

41:55grave risk

41:59By the way, she'll never have another baby

42:09How long till you can see how she is

42:28Be happy to get

42:47Hello man, what the hell do you want? Oh

42:49Oh

42:54They said bring your boy I

42:57Say all right. I mean bring

42:59well, um, I'm sorry to say old chap, but the

43:03Old man's not too chipper dad. Yes

43:07Sorry, old boy

43:09I

43:18Wife might be dying out there

43:22The doctor says he can save either her other baby not birth good grief

43:27Sorry old chap

43:30What would she choose

43:33I was a live wouldn't she with me. She didn't marry me for love, you know

43:42She wants a child unless it's now the doctor says she'll never have one

43:52Now there's that too

43:58Well, it's a rotten shower boy

44:03I felt

44:06Julian

44:08He had children already

44:11And now he has the woman I want and a son by her yet. I'm asked to destroy my own child

44:18And that can't die

44:23She's strong I

44:30Need a decision

44:32Obviously

44:39Do everything you can but don't operate

44:45You said there was a chance not much of one

44:56She's young she's strong don't operate

45:03Very well

45:28This time tomorrow I could have her death on my hands

45:31And I should be with my father

45:37It's over sir

45:48Well, you made the right choice both alive they'll be all right

45:57The daughter you can look

46:01I

46:12Have to go

46:14I

46:28Don't have daughter it's cruel

46:45Oh

46:47Oh

47:13Here I am dad

47:17What news

47:28Good news dad the best

47:34Ned

47:36She's our son

47:39Ah

47:45This is

47:48Can't you do something no only an ejection

48:01Yes, dad

48:08I

48:22Being slowly smothered

48:38I

49:08I

49:38I

49:57Lost

50:09Suffer terribly terribly, I know

50:18Thank God I can't have any more

50:23Suffer too much

50:32Doctor came back again

50:36He said I would get better

50:39I

50:40Know more babies

50:45Yes

50:50How's your father

50:57He died last night

51:09Come on

51:27Don't you want to see our daughter

51:35Of course

51:38I

52:09You can hold her

52:28It's love

52:38I

52:45Will call her

53:08You

53:38You

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