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When I've achieved what
I've set out to achieve,
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I will let you know
where to find the guns.
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So what shall I do?
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Get close to him.
Find out where those guns are heading.
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Raise your hand,
all those who want to strike!
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(ALL CHEERING)
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Freddie Thorne is at the
very top of my list.
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Well, cross him off.
I'll make him part of our deal.
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To hell with them. The more they try
and stop us, the madder I'll be.
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In times like these, a communist
in family is bad for business.
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You have to leave the city.
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TOMMY: You were also at war with
the Lees, Mr Kimber, am I right?
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Together, we can beat them.
Divided, maybe not.
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(GIGGLING)
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God, he's getting big now!
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(IN DISTINCT CHATTER)
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Not at all.
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# Where the viaduct looms
like a bird of doom
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# As it shifts and cracks
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# Where secrets lie in the border fires
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# In the humming wires... #
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- So, how was London?
- It was crackling with revolution.
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The Poplar Docks are on strike.
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Did our friends give us
what we asked for?
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- How much?
-200 pounds.
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- Who did you meet?
- An attache from the Russian Embassy.
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In a Chinese restaurant.
(CHUCKLES)
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Our revolution is international.
It grows by the day.
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Jeremiah, Jeremiah, what do you see?
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Your sister and Freddie
got back this morning.
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I tried following them.
But Freddie's so good at getting away.
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- He's like a fish.
- Right.
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Well, keep fishing, eh?
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(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
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MAN 1: Last bets, now.
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MAN 2: Now, don't go spending
all your rent money, Charlie.
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That's your starters, gentleman.
No more bets.
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- I was there on time.
- Finished.
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- I've had a tip off. I need this bet.
- The race has started...
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- Please.
-(SHOUTING) No!
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- Ugh. Fine.
- Get rid of him. I said no.
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- Now get out.
- All right, all right, I'm off. I'm off.
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- All right, lads. See you tomorrow.
- Cheers.
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(DOOR SHUTS)
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- It's a good day.
- Where's John?
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- John's in The Garrison.
-(SIGHS)
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Says he wants a meeting
about a family matter.
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After he's said his piece, he'll come
back and take his place with Scudboat.
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Scudboat, john will be
here in ten minutes.
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- All right.
- Five.
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We're here.
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Good boy.
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(COINS CLINKING)
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John?
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(ALL YELLING)
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Put that down!
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This is for Cheltenham.
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We just taking back what's ours.
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There's loot in here, search everywhere!
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All right, john. There's only one... Not
now. Only one man guarding the house.
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- What's troubling you?
-(CLEARS THROAT)
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Polly, you know what it's been like
since Martha died.
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God takes the best first.
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The truth is, my kids have been
running bloody rings around me.
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Running barefoot with the
dogs until all hours.
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Pol, give him ten bob for
some new shoes. Is that it, john?
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Tommy, we'd be better
to do this without you.
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Now, what's your point?
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What the kids need is a mother.
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So that's why I'm getting married.
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POLLY: Does this poor girl know you're
gonna marry her or are you just gonna
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spring it on her all of the sudden?
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I've already proposed.
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And she said yes.
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I think there's a shell about
to land and go bang.
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It's, um, it's Lizzie Stark.
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(CHUCKLING)
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John! Lizzie Stark's a strong woman,
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and I'm sure she provides
a fine service for her customers.
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I won't hear the word.
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Understand? Do not use that word.
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What word is that, john?
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- You know what word that is.
- Everybody bloody knows.
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Everybody can go to hell.
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Whore? That word.
Or prostitute? How about that one?
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All right, I want it known,
if anyone calls her a whore again,
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I will push the barrel of my
revolver down their throats,
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and blow the word back
down into their hearts.
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Men and their cocks never
cease to amaze me.
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John, Lizzie Stark never did
a day's work vertical.
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She's changed. All right, people change.
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Like with religion.
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Oh, Lizzie Stark's got religion, eh?
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No, no, she doesn't
have religion, but...
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Well, she loves me.
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Now, listen, Tommy. I won't do it
without your blessing.
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But of all the people in the world,
I want you to see it...
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- As brave.
- Oh, it's brave, all right.
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POLLY: Brave is going where no
man has gone before.
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And with Lizzie Stark, john, that is
really not what you'll be doing.
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Give me some time.
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Welcome her to the family
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as someone who's had a hard life.
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All right, because I need someone.
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All right, the kids need someone.
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(DOOR OPENS)
Tommy, we've been done over.
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What?
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Jesus Christ!
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What the bloody hell happened here?
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The Lees, all of them. Cousins, nephews.
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Even the bastards.
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POLLY: They've taken anything
they can lay their hands on.
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Four cash boxes.
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- They left these.
- Wire cutters?
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- Why would they leave wire cutters?
- Nobody move.
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I think our friends
are playing the game.
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- What game?
- Pol, don't, don't touch anything.
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Erasmus Lee was in France.
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Shit.
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When we gave up ground to the Germans,
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we'd leave behind booby traps
set up with wires.
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Then we'd leave wire cutters.
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It's part of the joke.
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Somewhere in here
there's a hand grenade.
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Holy Jesus.
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Attached to a wire.
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Don't move any chairs.
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Or open any doors.
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Go easy, john boy, easy.
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Ah!
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Boys, no, there's nothing here.
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If it was in here, it would
have blown by now.
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It was my name on
that bullet Erasmus sent.
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He set up a trap all right.
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He set it upj ust for me.
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Finn?
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Finn, stay exactly where you are.
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(GIGGLES) I was pretending I was you.
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Which door did you
open to come in, Finn?
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I didn't, I climbed in.
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I want you to climb out exactly the
same way you climbed in, okay?
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- No, no, Finn!
-(CLATTERING)
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- Grenade!
-(ALL YELLING)
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(BREATHING HEAVILY)
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That's why you should
never pretend to be me.
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Okay? Okay?
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(WHISTLES)
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I got you ten minutes with her.
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You can at least say thank you.
It's easier to see the Pope, these days.
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(KNOCKING)
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(SIGHS)
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Put your hand on the Bible.
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I don't believe.
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Anyway, I didn't come here to lie.
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This war is cutting us all up.
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(SPEAKING ROMANIAN)
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- You're all children.
- I say enough.
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Your boys tried to kill me. Didn't work.
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(SPEAKING ROMANIAN)
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No wonder you won't touch a Bible.
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- I have ambitions.
- You want to play a switch.
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- I need your boys.
- For what?
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Kimber's not the brains,
there's a Gadza who runs the races.
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I'm collecting smart people,
but I need strong men, too.
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Now, your boys should know this.
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We now get the winner in one of three
races before the race even starts.
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No need for chalkers or rafflers,
I'm talking certainties.
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You come in here, boasting you're
gonna do someone down,
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and in the same breath,
ask me to trust you?
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On my mother's side, we are kin.
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(SPEAKING ROMANIAN)
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Ada, can you do my back?
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Ada!
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I know what was in the envelope.
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I looked. Money.
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And that bloke that we met in London,
who you said was a Frenchman,
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he was Russian.
I'm not an idiot, Freddie.
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How is it, that you take all the risks
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and Stanley Chapman gets the money?
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- It's money for the cause.
-(SCOFFS)
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You're blind.
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I would be, if your brothers
had anything to do with it.
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This isn't about them,
this is about you. And me.
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And this.
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(SIGHS) You're a dreamer, Freddie.
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You give money away
while we rot in here.
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You talk about revolution.
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I need to know.
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Who are you loyal to, Freddie?
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I said, who are you loyal to?
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(SIGHS)
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(DOOR OPENS)
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(DOOR LOCKS)
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Did you have something to do with this?
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I asked an acquaintance for an address.
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She said she'd only give
it to me anonymously.
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She's afraid of the consequences.
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Whose address is it?
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Tommy, I'd like to suggest a strategy.
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00:16:20,881 --> 00:16:24,161
Your message said
you have an address for me?
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Anonymous tip off.
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The address of Stanley Chapman.
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- You promised me Freddie Thorne.
- This is instead of Freddie Thorne.
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- No deal.
- Inspector,
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Stanley Chapman is a bigger
fish than Freddie Thorne.
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He's currently holding £200 in cash
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given to The Communist Party
by the Russian government.
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That's right, Chapman
has snow on his boots.
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And all you need is a shovel.
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If he talks, you'll have proof.
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You might even get that medal.
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N ow,
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before I give you the address,
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I want your word
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that you'll let Freddie Thorne
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and my sister leave the city.
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Very well. You have my word.
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I'd say our little truce
has proven quite
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productive for both of us, Inspector.
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I'll get the information and protection.
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And you? Well...
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You get Bolsheviks.
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But on a more pressing matter,
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I'm afraid that Mr Churchill
is becoming impatient.
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And I fear that,
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if you don't get back
those stolen weapons soon,
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I will be replaced.
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That will be the finish
for me, that's for sure.
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When my business with Kimber is done,
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the guns will be returned.
That was the deal.
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Then I'm in your hands, completely.
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You hold all the cards.
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But, I hope to God that
my dismissal doesn't come
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before your decision to
hand back those guns.
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And I say this for your sake because,
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if I were to be fired,
and it were your fault,
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I would do things that
would shame the devil.
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(CHUCKLES)
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My fury is a thing to behold.
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On my last day in power, for example,
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I would see to it
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that you and your scum brothers have
your heads stoved in with mallets
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and spades.
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And your sister, too.
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That baby inside her would
be of no consequence to me.
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The only one to be spared
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would be your little brother Finn.
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He would, however, be lifted,
as a juvenile,
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and dumped in that part
of the adult prison
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where men have the most
appetite for boys like him.
251
00:19:38,201 --> 00:19:41,641
Oh, that would be
a dark day indeed, Mr Shelby,
252
00:19:43,001 --> 00:19:46,161
if my dismissal comes
before your decision.
253
00:19:47,361 --> 00:19:48,521
You understand?
254
00:19:51,041 --> 00:19:52,521
And know this,
255
00:19:55,001 --> 00:19:56,681
the clock is ticking.
256
00:20:26,281 --> 00:20:27,361
(SNIFFS)
257
00:20:29,801 --> 00:20:31,321
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
258
00:20:43,001 --> 00:20:44,601
(GRUNTING)
259
00:20:45,521 --> 00:20:47,321
(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)
260
00:20:51,561 --> 00:20:55,041
(MORE SHOUTING)
261
00:20:57,481 --> 00:20:58,841
(YELLING IN PAIN)
262
00:21:03,881 --> 00:21:05,521
Look what we found.
263
00:21:07,161 --> 00:21:09,921
Seems Stanley Chapman really
does have snow on his boots.
264
00:21:12,921 --> 00:21:15,601
Come on. Here we go.
265
00:21:19,641 --> 00:21:21,121
Mr Chapman...
266
00:21:22,761 --> 00:21:24,241
You're fucked.
267
00:21:35,321 --> 00:21:36,321
(DOOR OPENS)
268
00:21:38,841 --> 00:21:42,361
He still refuses to say
where it came from.
269
00:21:44,521 --> 00:21:46,441
I'm sure with a little persuasion
270
00:21:47,241 --> 00:21:48,881
he'll tell us everything he knows.
271
00:21:50,081 --> 00:21:53,121
Including the whereabouts
of Freddie Thorne.
272
00:21:54,001 --> 00:21:56,641
- Sir?
- Your face is a picture.
273
00:21:57,441 --> 00:21:58,881
But I thought you'd done a deal.
274
00:21:59,681 --> 00:22:02,481
- Oh, is that what you thought?
- Well, you gave your word.
275
00:22:04,081 --> 00:22:05,961
My word.
276
00:22:08,721 --> 00:22:12,201
People still talk about such
things in this idiotic century.
277
00:22:12,441 --> 00:22:15,001
My word to who?
278
00:22:16,161 --> 00:22:17,721
To a Peaky Blinder?
279
00:22:19,441 --> 00:22:23,241
Now, go on and interrogate
Mr Chapman until he tells
280
00:22:23,321 --> 00:22:26,121
us where we can find
Freddie Thorne and his wife.
281
00:22:27,401 --> 00:22:29,761
The source of the money
is of secondary importance.
282
00:22:32,681 --> 00:22:35,841
You think my campaign against
Shelby has become personal?
283
00:22:37,161 --> 00:22:38,161
Correct.
284
00:22:38,761 --> 00:22:41,441
Spot on, as they say in London society.
285
00:22:42,681 --> 00:22:45,841
Now, go and interrogate Mr Chapman.
286
00:22:47,161 --> 00:22:49,681
And do not make the mistake
of being too gentle.
287
00:22:51,481 --> 00:22:52,681
Right, sir.
288
00:23:24,761 --> 00:23:25,921
Today's her birthday.
289
00:23:28,961 --> 00:23:30,201
I know you never miss it.
290
00:23:31,281 --> 00:23:32,961
Then I'm lucky you're not a copper.
291
00:23:33,921 --> 00:23:36,161
- What do you want?
- Came to warn you.
292
00:23:38,361 --> 00:23:39,721
They've lifted Stanley Chapman.
293
00:23:40,761 --> 00:23:43,521
How do you know?
Police don't spill that information.
294
00:23:43,801 --> 00:23:45,641
I know because it was me and Tommy
who tipped him off.
295
00:23:46,441 --> 00:23:48,641
Tommy did a deal.
In return for safe passage
296
00:23:48,801 --> 00:23:50,801
for you and Ada,
he's given them Stanley and the money.
297
00:23:51,761 --> 00:23:53,001
Money? What money?
298
00:23:56,921 --> 00:23:59,041
- Who told you about the money?
- Who do you think?
299
00:24:01,361 --> 00:24:02,881
Yeah, it was Ada's idea.
300
00:24:03,561 --> 00:24:06,361
That's how desperate she is to get out
of that rat hole you're keeping her in.
301
00:24:09,721 --> 00:24:12,361
She didn't mind if you knew, just didn't
want to be here when you found out.
302
00:24:13,121 --> 00:24:15,961
Sometimes women have to take over.
Like in the war.
303
00:24:16,041 --> 00:24:17,841
Who the hell do you think you are?
You fucking Shelbys!
304
00:24:17,921 --> 00:24:19,561
Don't you swear over
your mother's grave.
305
00:24:22,641 --> 00:24:25,081
You play your tune, you expect
the whole world to dance to it.
306
00:24:25,161 --> 00:24:26,721
You don't have time for this, Freddie.
307
00:24:28,201 --> 00:24:29,721
You did a deal for me.
308
00:24:30,161 --> 00:24:32,481
Don't flatter yourself. For Ada.
309
00:24:32,561 --> 00:24:34,401
And you think this copper
will keep his word?
310
00:24:35,601 --> 00:24:38,561
If he does, you're safe.
If he doesn't, Chapman will give you up.
311
00:24:38,841 --> 00:24:40,721
You'll still have to leave
town, same result.
312
00:24:42,681 --> 00:24:44,401
- So neat.
- So leave.
313
00:24:44,761 --> 00:24:46,481
Except there's one thing that
you've got wrong,
314
00:24:47,321 --> 00:24:50,441
Stanley won't be able to give up my
address because he doesn't know it.
315
00:24:51,361 --> 00:24:54,841
That's how it works.
None of us know each other's addresses.
316
00:24:56,121 --> 00:24:58,361
So you've wasted your fucking time.
317
00:24:59,921 --> 00:25:03,601
And they'll keep beating him and beating
him for information he doesn't have.
318
00:25:03,881 --> 00:25:07,361
So all you've done is sign the
death warrant of a good man.
319
00:25:09,561 --> 00:25:12,441
- So you won't leave?
- No, I won't fucking leave.
320
00:25:13,161 --> 00:25:16,761
And if you want me out of Birmingham,
it'll have to be in a wooden box.
321
00:25:22,361 --> 00:25:25,321
You lay a hand on our Ada and I'll
put you in a wooden box myself.
322
00:25:36,361 --> 00:25:38,801
You raised a stubborn one there, Irene.
323
00:26:06,561 --> 00:26:08,321
You told me to carry on.
324
00:26:08,401 --> 00:26:10,001
I wanted to stop.
325
00:26:10,601 --> 00:26:12,641
He had some kind of seizure.
326
00:26:16,841 --> 00:26:19,001
(SIGHS) So you killed him.
327
00:26:21,481 --> 00:26:22,641
Did he give you an address?
328
00:26:24,001 --> 00:26:26,721
What's the matter with you?
He fell down some stairs.
329
00:26:26,801 --> 00:26:28,921
This is not bloody Belfast.
330
00:26:29,121 --> 00:26:32,601
Not yet, but if men like him
get their way, it soon will be.
331
00:26:32,801 --> 00:26:37,401
So find some stairs, throw him
down, and call the coroner.
332
00:26:39,241 --> 00:26:40,361
Use Grayson.
333
00:26:41,361 --> 00:26:43,001
If he has any awkward questions,
334
00:26:43,161 --> 00:26:45,961
ask about the welfare of his mistress
in Saltley.
335
00:26:47,041 --> 00:26:48,601
That'll shut him up.
336
00:26:54,321 --> 00:26:56,801
To think I used to live
in a shithole like this.
337
00:26:57,401 --> 00:26:58,841
Bloody animals.
338
00:26:58,921 --> 00:27:01,721
The Shelbys really are doing
an excellent job for us.
339
00:27:03,281 --> 00:27:04,561
We haven't lost a single penny to
340
00:27:04,641 --> 00:27:06,881
rafflers or chalkers
in eight race meetings.
341
00:27:07,481 --> 00:27:08,681
The bookies are purring.
342
00:27:08,921 --> 00:27:10,961
So we throw the dog a bone.
343
00:27:12,201 --> 00:27:13,201
I think so.
344
00:27:19,601 --> 00:27:23,081
Mr Kimber, Mr Roberts,
come and have a look around.
345
00:27:30,921 --> 00:27:32,001
After you.
346
00:27:32,121 --> 00:27:35,481
(IN DISTINCT CHATTER)
347
00:27:41,241 --> 00:27:43,161
Well, I thought the Lees
turned you over?
348
00:27:43,241 --> 00:27:45,641
You shouldn't listen to gossip,
Mr Kimber. This way.
349
00:27:48,761 --> 00:27:50,041
Business is good.
350
00:27:51,281 --> 00:27:52,841
Especially since now you know
351
00:27:52,921 --> 00:27:55,121
which horse is going to win
before you set the odds.
352
00:27:55,561 --> 00:27:57,961
Information is very much appreciated.
353
00:28:00,321 --> 00:28:02,241
All right, well, where are they?
354
00:28:03,201 --> 00:28:05,761
John, Lovelock. Scudboat, in here.
355
00:28:11,001 --> 00:28:12,321
This is my team.
356
00:28:13,001 --> 00:28:15,521
They will take up their pitch at your
convenience, Mr Kimber.
357
00:28:16,841 --> 00:28:20,041
John is the book, Scudboat is the
bag man, and of course,
358
00:28:20,281 --> 00:28:21,921
we bring our own protection.
359
00:28:24,441 --> 00:28:29,121
Warwick, next Saturday,
at least 50 yards from the beer tent.
360
00:28:55,561 --> 00:28:59,041
Gentleman, and lady.
361
00:29:00,881 --> 00:29:02,481
I have in my hand
362
00:29:02,881 --> 00:29:07,041
a legal betting license,
issued by the Board of Control.
363
00:29:08,601 --> 00:29:12,961
The Shelby family has its first, legal
364
00:29:13,481 --> 00:29:14,721
racetrack pitch.
365
00:29:14,881 --> 00:29:16,801
(ALL CHEERING)
366
00:29:24,641 --> 00:29:25,721
Congratulations.
367
00:29:26,081 --> 00:29:27,161
There you go.
368
00:29:28,681 --> 00:29:29,841
Congratulations.
369
00:29:30,481 --> 00:29:33,161
30, 40, 50...
370
00:29:40,681 --> 00:29:42,721
These cigarettes
have a strange smell, Arthur.
371
00:29:43,481 --> 00:29:45,881
They smell like rotting water.
372
00:29:46,161 --> 00:29:47,201
And look,
373
00:29:47,281 --> 00:29:48,721
rats have got into some of them.
374
00:29:50,401 --> 00:29:51,441
They're stolen, are they not?
375
00:29:51,561 --> 00:29:52,641
Don't ask.
376
00:29:53,561 --> 00:29:55,081
They smell because you
keep them in the boat.
377
00:29:55,161 --> 00:29:58,601
What do you care? Now, can you
come check my adding up, please?
378
00:30:04,201 --> 00:30:06,481
You know, you should make a
new start of this place.
379
00:30:06,961 --> 00:30:08,041
Do it properly-
380
00:30:08,441 --> 00:30:10,161
These cigarettes are not fit to sell.
381
00:30:10,761 --> 00:30:11,921
Smells like Gallipoli.
382
00:30:12,041 --> 00:30:14,321
You should find a new
place to store them.
383
00:30:14,441 --> 00:30:16,681
It has to be far away from coppers.
384
00:30:16,841 --> 00:30:18,161
Oh, but not rats.
385
00:30:18,281 --> 00:30:20,481
All the wharves have rats, Grace.
386
00:30:22,321 --> 00:30:23,921
What's wrong with a dry warehouse?
387
00:30:24,201 --> 00:30:25,321
Tommy's orders.
388
00:30:27,441 --> 00:30:28,561
What orders?
389
00:30:28,961 --> 00:30:32,281
Always keep contraband near
petrol boat moorings.
390
00:30:32,881 --> 00:30:34,201
Don't boats get searched?
391
00:30:34,281 --> 00:30:35,881
We moor them at junctions.
392
00:30:37,281 --> 00:30:38,841
So there's more than one way out.
393
00:30:39,241 --> 00:30:42,041
No locks within a mile
so we can move that stuff,
394
00:30:42,521 --> 00:30:43,601
fast.
395
00:30:44,201 --> 00:30:45,921
Your brother doesn't obey the law,
but he has rules.
396
00:30:46,481 --> 00:30:48,041
Precise man, your brother.
397
00:30:49,161 --> 00:30:50,361
Is my adding up right?
398
00:30:50,481 --> 00:30:51,601
It is now.
399
00:30:54,241 --> 00:30:55,321
CAMPBELL: One.
400
00:30:55,721 --> 00:30:56,801
Two.
401
00:30:57,041 --> 00:30:58,081
Three.
402
00:30:58,561 --> 00:31:00,081
And four.
403
00:31:00,521 --> 00:31:02,801
And we'll search them one-by-one.
404
00:31:09,241 --> 00:31:13,441
Please, Lord, let that which
I seek be found here.
405
00:31:29,121 --> 00:31:31,241
Not so much as a bullet, sir.
406
00:31:31,361 --> 00:31:33,201
Just more cigarettes and whisky.
407
00:31:43,561 --> 00:31:45,561
Arthur tells me you've
been asking questions.
408
00:31:47,521 --> 00:31:49,001
About how we run our business
409
00:31:50,081 --> 00:31:51,401
and how we get our booze
410
00:31:51,721 --> 00:31:52,721
and where we keep it.
411
00:31:53,001 --> 00:31:54,281
I'm just trying to help.
412
00:31:57,441 --> 00:31:58,801
Let's you and me go for a walk.
413
00:32:00,361 --> 00:32:01,481
Where to?
414
00:32:01,561 --> 00:32:02,721
Come on.
415
00:32:12,201 --> 00:32:13,321
Why here?
416
00:32:16,001 --> 00:32:18,001
You're a good Catholic girl, aren't you?
417
00:32:20,281 --> 00:32:21,281
Yes.
418
00:32:21,761 --> 00:32:24,241
Well, then you know it's here
people come to confess.
419
00:32:25,561 --> 00:32:27,161
(SIGHS) After you.
420
00:32:38,801 --> 00:32:40,161
Well, here it is, Grace.
421
00:32:42,281 --> 00:32:43,401
I'll confess.
422
00:32:45,641 --> 00:32:46,721
I need someone.
423
00:32:49,161 --> 00:32:51,761
Kimber has an adviser by
the name of Roberts.
424
00:32:51,961 --> 00:32:53,241
He talks well.
425
00:32:53,641 --> 00:32:55,121
Keeps the accounts.
426
00:32:55,761 --> 00:32:57,641
Runs the legal side of the business.
427
00:32:58,961 --> 00:33:00,081
And you need a Roberts?
428
00:33:01,681 --> 00:33:03,161
Arthur tells me you have ideas.
429
00:33:03,961 --> 00:33:05,561
I'm not an accountant, nor a lawyer.
430
00:33:05,641 --> 00:33:06,721
No.
431
00:33:07,761 --> 00:33:09,481
No, but you have something I need.
432
00:33:10,881 --> 00:33:11,961
Class.
433
00:33:14,081 --> 00:33:16,441
I need someone who looks
right at the big meetings.
434
00:33:16,921 --> 00:33:18,361
Epsom, Ascot.
435
00:33:18,441 --> 00:33:19,761
Is this a job interview?
436
00:33:19,841 --> 00:33:21,321
Arthur says you're good with numbers.
437
00:33:21,401 --> 00:33:24,401
(LAUGHS) Oh, well, that's relative.
He's quite poor.
438
00:33:24,481 --> 00:33:25,481
(SCOFFS)
439
00:33:25,801 --> 00:33:27,241
You keep the books in order.
440
00:33:27,321 --> 00:33:28,561
They were chaotic.
441
00:33:29,561 --> 00:33:30,881
But you're a liar.
442
00:33:36,801 --> 00:33:38,561
No Catholic girl would enter a church
443
00:33:38,641 --> 00:33:40,401
and forget to make
the sign of the cross.
444
00:33:42,961 --> 00:33:44,001
You're very perceptive.
445
00:33:44,081 --> 00:33:46,921
First, you lied to me about that
pub you used to work in.
446
00:33:47,641 --> 00:33:49,561
Now I find out you're a Protestant.
447
00:33:52,641 --> 00:33:54,401
- Do you care?
- No.
448
00:33:55,321 --> 00:33:56,721
I like to fit in.
449
00:33:58,121 --> 00:33:59,321
You pull a pint
450
00:33:59,641 --> 00:34:01,081
like someone who's thinking about it.
451
00:34:01,201 --> 00:34:03,081
This is not an interview,
this is an interrogation.
452
00:34:03,161 --> 00:34:04,161
Sit down.
453
00:34:10,801 --> 00:34:11,921
Look, Grace.
454
00:34:12,761 --> 00:34:13,801
(SIGHS)
455
00:34:13,881 --> 00:34:15,601
You've washed up in a
place you don't belong,
456
00:34:16,441 --> 00:34:17,441
for whatever reason.
457
00:34:19,121 --> 00:34:20,361
My good fortune.
458
00:34:20,481 --> 00:34:21,721
And perhaps mine.
459
00:34:28,121 --> 00:34:29,921
You know that most of
what I do is illegal?
460
00:34:30,721 --> 00:34:31,841
I'm not blind.
461
00:34:32,561 --> 00:34:34,441
And yet you'd still be
willing to work for me?
462
00:34:37,401 --> 00:34:38,961
Are you offering me the job?
463
00:34:39,761 --> 00:34:40,761
(SCOFFS)
464
00:34:43,561 --> 00:34:44,561
Then I accept.
465
00:34:46,561 --> 00:34:47,921
There's something else you should know.
466
00:34:50,161 --> 00:34:53,081
A very important detail about
my reasons for employing you.
467
00:35:14,121 --> 00:35:15,401
You disappoint me.
468
00:35:19,121 --> 00:35:20,361
[)0 you resign?
469
00:35:22,921 --> 00:35:23,921
No.
470
00:35:25,081 --> 00:35:27,201
My appetite for the work
has only increased.
471
00:35:32,201 --> 00:35:33,201
(CLEARS THROAT)
472
00:35:34,161 --> 00:35:35,281
Tomorrow I'll show you around.
473
00:35:48,641 --> 00:35:49,761
Lizzie!
474
00:35:50,721 --> 00:35:52,201
Hello, Lizzie?
475
00:35:53,481 --> 00:35:55,601
That bag looks heavy. jump in!
476
00:35:55,761 --> 00:35:57,081
It is.
477
00:35:57,241 --> 00:35:58,441
You like kids?
478
00:35:59,041 --> 00:36:00,601
- Yeah.
- Good,
479
00:36:00,721 --> 00:36:02,081
because John's got four of them.
480
00:36:03,921 --> 00:36:06,481
It's all right, I'm not going
to try to talk you out of it.
481
00:36:23,641 --> 00:36:24,761
I just want to talk.
482
00:36:25,681 --> 00:36:26,681
Then you're against us?
483
00:36:27,681 --> 00:36:29,161
John is his own man.
484
00:36:30,401 --> 00:36:31,521
And you're your own woman.
485
00:36:35,961 --> 00:36:36,961
Now, Lizzie,
486
00:36:37,921 --> 00:36:41,241
since I came back from France,
I've come to you on many occasions.
487
00:36:43,081 --> 00:36:44,601
Tommy, you didn't tell him?
488
00:36:45,081 --> 00:36:46,361
No, I didn't tell him.
489
00:36:47,521 --> 00:36:49,201
Just like you didn't tell him.
490
00:36:50,681 --> 00:36:52,041
Now, why didn't you tell him, Lizzie?
491
00:36:53,201 --> 00:36:54,521
Why didn't you tell him
492
00:36:55,121 --> 00:36:57,921
that you've been serving
his brother for the past two years?
493
00:36:59,641 --> 00:37:01,001
Because the past is the past.
494
00:37:03,121 --> 00:37:04,921
I don't want to lose him.
He's a good man.
495
00:37:06,521 --> 00:37:09,681
That was the answer I was hoping
you'd give. The past is the past.
496
00:37:10,201 --> 00:37:12,121
You see, our john says you've changed.
497
00:37:12,281 --> 00:37:14,641
And I believe him, and that's good.
498
00:37:15,201 --> 00:37:16,361
Change is good.
499
00:37:18,481 --> 00:37:20,201
These are new times I'm told.
500
00:37:24,201 --> 00:37:26,041
So I wish you both every happiness.
501
00:37:27,401 --> 00:37:31,961
And I want you to see that as
my wedding gift to you
502
00:37:33,481 --> 00:37:34,801
and our farewell
503
00:37:34,881 --> 00:37:36,081
to pleasures gone by.
504
00:37:49,241 --> 00:37:50,241
You mean...
505
00:37:51,481 --> 00:37:52,641
One last time?
506
00:37:55,001 --> 00:37:56,081
One last time.
507
00:37:56,481 --> 00:37:57,481
You and me.
508
00:38:00,561 --> 00:38:01,681
It's eight bloody pounds.
509
00:38:04,401 --> 00:38:05,401
(SCOFFS)
510
00:38:22,201 --> 00:38:23,201
So where should we go?
511
00:38:26,841 --> 00:38:28,361
Tommy, should we go to my lodging?
512
00:38:32,281 --> 00:38:34,121
So the past is not the past.
513
00:38:37,361 --> 00:38:39,201
You can keep the money, Lizzie,
just get out of the car.
514
00:38:39,281 --> 00:38:41,041
- Tommy, please!
-just get out of the car.
515
00:38:41,441 --> 00:38:43,121
I love him, Tommy, really.
516
00:38:45,281 --> 00:38:46,281
Really.
517
00:38:54,241 --> 00:38:55,681
John will make his own decision.
518
00:38:57,521 --> 00:38:58,681
But he will have the facts.
519
00:39:01,761 --> 00:39:04,001
Your brother is ten times
the man you are.
520
00:39:14,561 --> 00:39:15,961
(SIGHS)
521
00:39:16,321 --> 00:39:18,081
Of that I have no doubt.
522
00:39:37,601 --> 00:39:39,281
Well, he's obviously not stupid.
523
00:39:40,121 --> 00:39:42,401
All we found was stolen
tobacco and whisky.
524
00:39:42,761 --> 00:39:43,961
Which you left it in place?
525
00:39:44,321 --> 00:39:45,401
Of course.
526
00:39:45,881 --> 00:39:47,321
I would never endanger you.
527
00:39:52,881 --> 00:39:54,041
You're doing well, Grace.
528
00:39:56,121 --> 00:39:57,921
I've been working on Arthur.
He's easier.
529
00:39:58,721 --> 00:39:59,721
Than Thomas?
530
00:39:59,841 --> 00:40:00,841
Yes.
531
00:40:01,521 --> 00:40:02,761
Less intelligent.
532
00:40:03,881 --> 00:40:04,881
Yes.
533
00:40:05,481 --> 00:40:07,641
That's not a word you'd
use about Thomas.
534
00:40:07,841 --> 00:40:08,841
It's your word.
535
00:40:11,601 --> 00:40:12,601
He has promoted me.
536
00:40:13,881 --> 00:40:16,521
He wants me to be
his bookkeeper and secretary.
537
00:40:18,801 --> 00:40:21,121
A cut-throat gangster with a secretary.
538
00:40:22,161 --> 00:40:25,321
The pretensions of these
hoodlums are quite breathtaking.
539
00:40:26,081 --> 00:40:27,081
Are they not?
540
00:40:27,721 --> 00:40:29,321
Yes, quite breathtaking.
541
00:40:32,641 --> 00:40:35,681
He's obviously fallen
quite heavily for you.
542
00:40:36,361 --> 00:40:37,521
I thought you'd be pleased.
543
00:40:39,161 --> 00:40:41,041
I just hope you remember who
you're dealing with, here.
544
00:40:41,161 --> 00:40:44,161
A man who cuts off ears
and cuts out tongues.
545
00:40:45,121 --> 00:40:46,521
I know what he is, sir.
546
00:40:48,761 --> 00:40:54,001
The difficulty with undercover work,
Grace, is to remember what you are.
547
00:40:55,521 --> 00:40:57,641
I come here with
good news and I get this?
548
00:41:01,681 --> 00:41:02,721
Grace.
549
00:41:20,641 --> 00:41:21,681
Tommy.
550
00:41:22,281 --> 00:41:23,481
I need a favour.
551
00:41:23,801 --> 00:41:25,001
I want to borrow the car.
552
00:41:25,561 --> 00:41:27,841
I want to take Lizzie for a ride
in the country with the kids.
553
00:41:28,641 --> 00:41:30,201
I'm going to celebrate
getting the license.
554
00:41:30,721 --> 00:41:32,001
Not a problem,john.
555
00:41:33,881 --> 00:41:34,881
I need the keys.
556
00:41:37,401 --> 00:41:38,721
Look, john, you're my brother.
557
00:41:41,481 --> 00:41:42,641
There's something I have to tell you.
558
00:41:45,121 --> 00:41:47,761
Yesterday, in the front
seat of that ca r,
559
00:41:48,601 --> 00:41:50,201
I offered Lizzie some money.
560
00:41:51,921 --> 00:41:52,921
And, john,
561
00:41:53,681 --> 00:41:55,041
she said yes.
562
00:41:57,121 --> 00:41:58,481
Now that's a fact.
563
00:41:58,801 --> 00:42:00,241
You do with it what you want.
564
00:42:01,361 --> 00:42:02,561
You can take the keys,
565
00:42:03,081 --> 00:42:07,001
take Lizzie to the country.
Marry her, if you want.
566
00:42:08,801 --> 00:42:09,961
But you have to know...
567
00:42:11,641 --> 00:42:12,881
She said yes.
568
00:42:21,001 --> 00:42:22,001
(SIGHS)
569
00:42:41,841 --> 00:42:42,841
(EXHALES)
570
00:42:56,481 --> 00:42:57,481
Get another glass.
571
00:42:58,121 --> 00:42:59,121
(CLEARS THROAT)
572
00:43:08,121 --> 00:43:09,121
Can you make a toast?
573
00:43:10,441 --> 00:43:12,801
I'm Irish, I can make a million toasts.
574
00:43:13,561 --> 00:43:17,281
May you be in Heaven a full half-hour
before the devil knows you're dead.
575
00:43:24,481 --> 00:43:25,521
What are we celebrating?
576
00:43:25,921 --> 00:43:28,441
Contract of employment.
577
00:43:28,881 --> 00:43:30,001
(CLEARS THROAT)
578
00:43:30,361 --> 00:43:32,841
"Bookkeeper, Shelby Brothers Limited."
579
00:43:33,201 --> 00:43:35,161
I don't like that word, "Limited".
580
00:43:36,121 --> 00:43:37,761
To be respectable,
you have to be limited.
581
00:43:37,841 --> 00:43:39,521
That's what worries me.
582
00:43:41,561 --> 00:43:42,881
I had the phone put in.
583
00:43:45,081 --> 00:43:46,081
It's in the back.
584
00:43:48,521 --> 00:43:50,481
Huh. If I knew someone
else who had a phone,
585
00:43:51,161 --> 00:43:52,281
we could call them.
586
00:43:54,201 --> 00:43:55,761
And since we're celebrating,
587
00:43:57,361 --> 00:44:00,201
I had this delivered from
Rackhams department store.
588
00:44:04,481 --> 00:44:05,561
Will you open it?
589
00:44:07,081 --> 00:44:08,201
No.
590
00:44:08,601 --> 00:44:10,641
Save it for a special occasion.
591
00:44:12,721 --> 00:44:14,441
A“ fight, your first 'gob
for the company.
592
00:44:15,201 --> 00:44:16,641
I want you to get that to my sister.
593
00:44:17,641 --> 00:44:18,641
You don't see her?
594
00:44:18,881 --> 00:44:21,281
No one does. She's hiding from me.
595
00:44:23,801 --> 00:44:26,761
I was told she goes to a bathhouse
on Montague Street
596
00:44:27,281 --> 00:44:28,641
on women-only days.
597
00:44:29,241 --> 00:44:31,481
She goes in disguise so
I need to get someone inside.
598
00:44:32,441 --> 00:44:33,441
What am I delivering?
599
00:44:36,321 --> 00:44:37,681
It's an invitation
600
00:44:38,121 --> 00:44:40,281
to a family occasion. I want her there.
601
00:44:41,001 --> 00:44:42,361
Tell her there'll be a truce.
602
00:44:42,601 --> 00:44:44,401
Am I delivering bait for a trap?
603
00:44:45,561 --> 00:44:47,001
If you take that contract,
604
00:44:47,681 --> 00:44:50,001
I think you'll find it doesn't say
anything about asking questions.
605
00:44:50,481 --> 00:44:51,801
Just give her the invitation.
606
00:44:53,841 --> 00:44:55,881
And put that thing in the
cupboard till I say.
607
00:45:08,761 --> 00:45:10,161
(FOOTSTEPS IN DISTANCE)
608
00:45:37,921 --> 00:45:39,321
(SIGHS) Bloody hell, john.
609
00:45:39,441 --> 00:45:41,481
I couldn't get it lit.
Couldn't even do that.
610
00:45:42,281 --> 00:45:43,801
What do you want to be smoking that for?
611
00:45:43,961 --> 00:45:45,481
Same reason as you.
612
00:45:46,001 --> 00:45:47,241
Pain in the head.
613
00:45:57,961 --> 00:45:59,841
I spoke to Lizzie.
614
00:46:00,521 --> 00:46:02,001
Told her what you told me.
615
00:46:04,361 --> 00:46:06,641
She said, "Your brother Tommy
is a dirty liar."
616
00:46:08,481 --> 00:46:10,961
And then I spoke to her
sister and her cousin.
617
00:46:11,401 --> 00:46:12,921
I bought them a couple of drinks.
618
00:46:14,321 --> 00:46:16,201
Just a few regulars, they said.
619
00:46:17,161 --> 00:46:18,361
That's all.
620
00:46:19,961 --> 00:46:22,441
To keep the wolf from
the door she still sees
621
00:46:22,641 --> 00:46:24,161
a couple of regulars.
622
00:46:26,081 --> 00:46:27,761
(SNIFFLES) You must think I'm an idiot!
623
00:46:37,921 --> 00:46:40,321
I think you're the first
Shelby in history
624
00:46:41,201 --> 00:46:43,041
to have a legal license for anything.
625
00:46:43,161 --> 00:46:44,161
(GROANS)
626
00:46:46,121 --> 00:46:47,921
What would our granddad say, eh?
627
00:46:49,121 --> 00:46:50,921
He'd be turning in his grave.
628
00:46:51,921 --> 00:46:53,521
"Honest bloody money!
629
00:46:53,921 --> 00:46:57,241
"Hey, in this house? Here?"
630
00:46:57,321 --> 00:46:59,561
You always used to do voices
when we were kids.
631
00:47:03,761 --> 00:47:05,681
Well, we're not kids now, john.
632
00:47:08,401 --> 00:47:10,481
But we still have to look
out for each other, right?
633
00:47:13,681 --> 00:47:14,681
Yeah.
634
00:47:16,201 --> 00:47:17,201
Yeah.
635
00:47:18,121 --> 00:47:19,601
Come on, go home.
636
00:47:20,881 --> 00:47:21,881
Get some sleep.
637
00:47:23,321 --> 00:47:24,801
We've got a big day tomorrow.
638
00:47:25,801 --> 00:47:26,801
We have?
639
00:47:28,281 --> 00:47:31,401
Tomorrow, we finish the war
with the Lees for once and for all.
640
00:47:33,401 --> 00:47:35,721
- Since when?
- Since just now.
641
00:47:37,081 --> 00:47:38,081
Ten o'clock, tomorrow.
642
00:47:40,961 --> 00:47:42,321
Be ready for anything.
643
00:47:50,881 --> 00:47:51,881
How do you go, boys?
644
00:47:55,521 --> 00:47:56,521
Ready, boys?
645
00:47:58,001 --> 00:47:59,001
Eh“, ready?
646
00:47:59,241 --> 00:48:01,321
- Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.
- Have a drink.
647
00:48:01,521 --> 00:48:02,521
(CLEARS THROAT)
648
00:48:09,881 --> 00:48:11,921
What? What are you all
staring at me for?
649
00:48:12,721 --> 00:48:15,201
- What?
- Good. Let's go.
650
00:48:17,121 --> 00:48:18,121
JOHN: What?
651
00:48:29,281 --> 00:48:32,001
Tommy, what are you playing at?
We're at shotgun range.
652
00:48:36,121 --> 00:48:37,521
John,
653
00:48:38,241 --> 00:48:39,681
before you go into battle,
654
00:48:40,601 --> 00:48:42,081
there's something you're going to need.
655
00:48:44,881 --> 00:48:46,321
What are you bloody doing, Tommy?
656
00:48:48,761 --> 00:48:50,881
Smile, john. It's a wedding.
657
00:48:51,121 --> 00:48:52,201
Whose bloody wedding?
658
00:48:52,281 --> 00:48:54,321
Now, if we told you,
you wouldn't have come.
659
00:48:55,401 --> 00:48:57,001
There's a girl in the Lee family
660
00:48:57,201 --> 00:48:59,481
who's gone a bit wild
and she needs marrying off.
661
00:48:59,561 --> 00:49:01,481
- Ah, fuck!
-john, boy!
662
00:49:01,561 --> 00:49:03,041
(IN DISTINCT YELLING)
663
00:49:03,121 --> 00:49:05,761
John!
- You have no bloody right, Tommy!
664
00:49:05,841 --> 00:49:08,161
Shh. Shh. Listen to me! Listen to me!
665
00:49:09,921 --> 00:49:13,081
A girl who needs a husband,
a man who needs a wife.
666
00:49:14,761 --> 00:49:19,281
Tom, I'm not bloody marrying some
fucking mushroom picker..
667
00:49:19,481 --> 00:49:21,561
Shh,john boy. Come on, listen.
668
00:49:23,601 --> 00:49:24,801
I've already betrothed you.
669
00:49:26,081 --> 00:49:29,281
So if you back out now, there's going
to be one fucking mighty war
670
00:49:29,561 --> 00:49:31,121
breaking out here that's
going to make the Somme...
671
00:49:31,241 --> 00:49:34,281
That's going to make the Somme
look like a fucking tea party.
672
00:49:34,641 --> 00:49:36,161
But if you marry her,
673
00:49:36,881 --> 00:49:39,081
our family and the Lee family
674
00:49:39,241 --> 00:49:40,881
will be united forever
675
00:49:40,961 --> 00:49:42,361
and this war will be over.
676
00:49:42,441 --> 00:49:43,881
Now, it's up to you, john.
677
00:49:44,801 --> 00:49:45,801
War
678
00:49:47,361 --> 00:49:48,361
or peace?
679
00:49:51,281 --> 00:49:52,401
Let go of me!
680
00:50:05,921 --> 00:50:07,201
Right.
681
00:50:07,281 --> 00:50:09,601
You should see the size of her dowry.
682
00:50:10,641 --> 00:50:11,641
Her what?
683
00:50:12,521 --> 00:50:13,961
Her dad's giving you a car.
684
00:50:21,401 --> 00:50:22,481
(CLEARS THROAT)
685
00:50:23,521 --> 00:50:24,521
Will he do?
686
00:50:31,081 --> 00:50:32,081
He'll do.
687
00:50:32,201 --> 00:50:33,801
(ALL CHEERING)
688
00:50:40,441 --> 00:50:41,441
Here she is.
689
00:50:41,561 --> 00:50:42,801
JOHN: She'd better be under 50.
690
00:50:43,881 --> 00:50:44,881
Come here.
691
00:50:46,001 --> 00:50:47,001
Go on.
692
00:50:55,601 --> 00:50:58,041
PRIEST: We're here today to
join in matrimony,
693
00:50:58,561 --> 00:51:01,001
this man and this woman...
694
00:51:02,681 --> 00:51:03,921
You look well.
695
00:51:04,921 --> 00:51:06,961
PRIEST: And harmony and togetherness
696
00:51:09,721 --> 00:51:12,321
which is sanctioned and honoured
by the presence and the power
697
00:51:12,401 --> 00:51:14,201
of these two families around us.
698
00:51:17,081 --> 00:51:19,441
Do you, john Michael Shelby,
699
00:51:19,681 --> 00:51:22,281
take Esme Martha Lee to be your
beautiful young wife?
700
00:51:22,361 --> 00:51:23,481
You got my invitation?
701
00:51:24,121 --> 00:51:26,001
Grace said there's a truce.
702
00:51:27,201 --> 00:51:28,321
Family day.
703
00:51:30,641 --> 00:51:31,961
Your husband couldn't make it?
704
00:51:32,401 --> 00:51:34,041
He's not speaking to me.
705
00:51:34,561 --> 00:51:37,161
And when he does he calls me a
"Fucking Shelby"
706
00:51:37,241 --> 00:51:39,001
even though I'm a Thorne now.
707
00:51:39,121 --> 00:51:40,721
A thorn in my side, that's for sure.
708
00:51:43,841 --> 00:51:45,481
My God, Tommy,
709
00:51:46,361 --> 00:51:48,241
you admire him, don't you?
710
00:51:48,321 --> 00:51:50,521
PRIEST: There remains
one more part of the ceremony.
711
00:51:50,801 --> 00:51:52,241
It's the mingling of the two bloods.
712
00:51:54,481 --> 00:51:57,281
So the two families
become the one family.
713
00:52:00,401 --> 00:52:01,921
I now pronounce you man and wife!
714
00:52:02,001 --> 00:52:03,041
(ALL CHEERING)
715
00:52:03,121 --> 00:52:05,081
MAN: Well, john, kiss the bride,
will you?
716
00:52:08,441 --> 00:52:11,601
(ALL CHEERING)
717
00:52:14,281 --> 00:52:18,081
(MAN SINGING)
718
00:52:22,041 --> 00:52:24,081
(FIDDLE PLAYING)
719
00:52:24,161 --> 00:52:26,841
(MEN YELLING)
720
00:52:27,721 --> 00:52:29,401
(MEN CHEERING)
721
00:52:40,321 --> 00:52:42,561
(CHEERING)
722
00:52:45,361 --> 00:52:46,361
(MAN WRETCHING)
723
00:52:47,281 --> 00:52:48,801
-(GUNSHOT)
-(ALL CHEERING)
724
00:53:01,161 --> 00:53:02,401
(ADA LAUGHING)
725
00:53:03,481 --> 00:53:04,601
ADA: And again!
726
00:53:05,841 --> 00:53:07,681
You should tell Ada to slow down.
727
00:53:07,761 --> 00:53:09,521
(SCOFFS) You think she'll listen to me?
728
00:53:09,761 --> 00:53:12,121
I've tried stopping her but
she's been drinking.
729
00:53:12,681 --> 00:53:16,081
She's been stuck in that little basement
for weeks, what do we expect?
730
00:53:16,161 --> 00:53:18,801
She's going off like a firecracker.
Oh, Christ, Tommy, please.
731
00:53:23,281 --> 00:53:26,401
Ada, come on, have a rest. Sit down.
732
00:53:26,481 --> 00:53:28,001
Come and look, Esme.
733
00:53:28,201 --> 00:53:30,081
Come and look at the family
you've joined.
734
00:53:30,161 --> 00:53:31,721
Come and look at the man who runs it!
735
00:53:31,841 --> 00:53:33,841
Chooses his brothers' wives for them!
736
00:53:33,921 --> 00:53:37,161
He hunts his own sister down like a rat,
737
00:53:37,241 --> 00:53:39,561
and he tries to kill his
own brother-in-law!
738
00:53:39,641 --> 00:53:40,641
Ada, that's enough!
739
00:53:40,721 --> 00:53:42,921
And now he won't even let
me have a fucking dance!
740
00:53:43,001 --> 00:53:44,921
- Ada!
- Not even at a fucking wedding!
741
00:53:45,001 --> 00:53:46,721
- Sit her down.
- Calm down, Ada.
742
00:53:46,801 --> 00:53:48,601
Ada, calm down.
743
00:53:50,201 --> 00:53:51,641
Holy shit.
744
00:53:51,801 --> 00:53:53,481
Water. Right.
745
00:53:53,561 --> 00:53:57,041
ARTHUR: Not now, Ada!
Bloody hell, you do pick your times!
746
00:53:57,801 --> 00:53:59,921
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)
747
00:54:05,481 --> 00:54:06,801
ARTHUR: Let's go, let's go, let's go!
748
00:54:06,881 --> 00:54:09,321
Let's go! Whoa.
749
00:54:09,401 --> 00:54:11,081
Slow it up, nice and easy.
750
00:54:11,361 --> 00:54:13,881
Story of your fucking life.
Right, we're here.
751
00:54:17,361 --> 00:54:18,441
Come on.
752
00:54:20,481 --> 00:54:22,881
Nice car,john. How's she run?
753
00:54:22,961 --> 00:54:24,761
Yeah, beautiful, really smooth.
754
00:54:24,841 --> 00:54:27,561
Your sister's in there giving birth,
you're talking about the bloody car.
755
00:54:27,641 --> 00:54:29,201
Not much us men can do now, Pol.
756
00:54:29,281 --> 00:54:31,201
- Except go get drunk.
- Right, c'mon.
757
00:54:31,281 --> 00:54:32,281
One man should be here.
758
00:54:37,361 --> 00:54:38,681
You're right, Pol.
759
00:54:39,201 --> 00:54:40,521
Freddie should be here.
760
00:54:41,241 --> 00:54:43,241
Is that a heartbeat
I hear inside that chest?
761
00:54:43,561 --> 00:54:45,241
The truce lasts until sunrise.
762
00:54:46,001 --> 00:54:48,001
On my oath. Tell Freddie it's safe.
763
00:54:48,521 --> 00:54:49,721
Ada!
764
00:54:49,961 --> 00:54:50,961
All right, boys,
765
00:54:51,041 --> 00:54:52,641
let's wet this baby's head.
766
00:54:53,401 --> 00:54:54,641
(GROANING)
767
00:54:55,961 --> 00:54:57,441
Keep going. That's right.
768
00:54:57,601 --> 00:54:58,601
Push!
769
00:55:00,441 --> 00:55:01,881
(SCREAMING)
770
00:55:04,361 --> 00:55:06,161
I think it might be
the wrong way around.
771
00:55:06,681 --> 00:55:09,361
-(SCREAMING)
- I attended three sisters.
772
00:55:10,841 --> 00:55:12,921
- Yeah, I think you're right.
- We should move her forward.
773
00:55:13,041 --> 00:55:14,041
Come on, Ada.
774
00:55:14,841 --> 00:55:15,961
All right, come on.
775
00:55:17,561 --> 00:55:19,041
It's not long to go now, darling.
776
00:55:20,961 --> 00:55:23,241
Push, two, three!
777
00:55:24,001 --> 00:55:25,401
ARTHUR: To a beautiful wedding.
778
00:55:26,601 --> 00:55:28,001
I should go.
779
00:55:28,641 --> 00:55:30,161
- I should go soon.
- No, no, no, no.
780
00:55:30,241 --> 00:55:31,241
ARTHUR: No, you sit down.
781
00:55:31,841 --> 00:55:33,521
You don't want to be among women
782
00:55:33,601 --> 00:55:35,401
when there's a baby coming.
Have another.
783
00:55:35,481 --> 00:55:37,681
Do you think her husband will take
the same advice and stay away?
784
00:55:38,281 --> 00:55:40,561
JOHN: No, no, Freddie'll be there.
785
00:55:41,161 --> 00:55:42,801
Nothing'll keep him away.
786
00:55:42,881 --> 00:55:44,961
Tommy said it's all right
for him to be there.
787
00:55:45,361 --> 00:55:46,881
Isn't that right, Tommy?
788
00:55:47,001 --> 00:55:49,041
That's right. I'm all heart tonight.
789
00:55:49,121 --> 00:55:50,121
(CLEARS THROAT)
790
00:55:54,321 --> 00:55:56,241
(LAUGHS) You know what, john?
791
00:55:57,321 --> 00:56:00,281
I think it's that lovely barmaid,
792
00:56:00,361 --> 00:56:02,481
that pretty barmaid
that just walked out,
793
00:56:02,561 --> 00:56:05,281
that's made our brother go all soft.
794
00:56:05,481 --> 00:56:06,721
Drinks to that!
795
00:56:09,121 --> 00:56:11,041
(INAUDIBLE)
796
00:56:22,761 --> 00:56:23,961
Ada!
797
00:56:28,201 --> 00:56:29,721
Come on, open up!
798
00:56:30,161 --> 00:56:31,241
(BABY CRYING)
799
00:56:33,801 --> 00:56:34,801
There you go, love.
800
00:56:40,121 --> 00:56:41,761
He's beautiful.
801
00:56:46,001 --> 00:56:47,281
It's a boy, Freddie.
802
00:56:54,361 --> 00:56:56,521
It's a beautiful baby boy.
803
00:57:07,521 --> 00:57:08,761
There you go.
804
00:57:10,481 --> 00:57:11,921
Welcome to the world, Son.
805
00:57:14,681 --> 00:57:15,961
- Welcome.
-(DOOR KNOCKING)
806
00:57:16,121 --> 00:57:17,481
Open up, Police!
807
00:57:17,921 --> 00:57:20,241
-(DOOR SLAMMING)
- Freddie?
808
00:57:20,521 --> 00:57:23,121
You can't come in here!
There's a baby that's just been born.
809
00:57:23,201 --> 00:57:24,321
ADA: Freddie!
POLLY: There's a baby!
810
00:57:24,401 --> 00:57:26,201
Don't do this here.
811
00:57:26,361 --> 00:57:28,001
Don't hurt him! Freddie!
812
00:57:28,081 --> 00:57:30,961
You're hurting him! Leave him alone!
813
00:57:31,201 --> 00:57:33,161
You're taking me away from my baby.
814
00:57:34,601 --> 00:57:36,361
- Ada!
- Freddie!
815
00:57:36,601 --> 00:57:37,881
Ada!
816
00:57:46,161 --> 00:57:47,881
(MEN SINGING)
817
00:57:51,881 --> 00:57:54,601
You want me to open that champagne now?
818
00:57:54,761 --> 00:57:55,761
(DOORS SLAMMING)
819
00:57:56,921 --> 00:57:58,121
It's a boy.
820
00:58:00,921 --> 00:58:02,241
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
821
00:58:02,321 --> 00:58:04,161
ARTHUR: Oi, Polly! Polly!
822
00:58:04,801 --> 00:58:07,041
But the police came and
took his father away!
823
00:58:07,721 --> 00:58:09,881
Don't you dare look at me like that!
824
00:58:19,041 --> 00:58:20,041
(SPITS) You liar!
825
00:58:32,321 --> 00:58:33,321
(THEME SONG PLAYING)
826
00:58:49,441 --> 00:58:54,441
# Take a little walk to the edge of town
and go across the track #