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Thanks, mate.
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[man] Stand by.
Rehearsal, nice and quiet, please.
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[woman] Are we still waiting on anyone?
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[interviewer] Bob Hawke,
if you win the election next week,
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which all the polls predict,
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one of your first public acts
as prime minister
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will be to welcome Prince Charles
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and the Princess of Wales
and young Prince William.
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Does that prospect
fill you with enthusiasm?
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I don't, uh, regard it
as the most important thing
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I'll have to do
in the first month in office.
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[audience chuckling]
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But, yes, they are coming.
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I've had the opportunity
of meeting Charles
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on a number of occasions. I find him…
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a nice young bloke.
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[chatter and chuckling]
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Is he the sort of man
you'd like to be the king of Australia?
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Look, I don't think we'll be
talking about, uh, kings or monarchy
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here in Australia much longer.
We're past that now, aren't we?
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We're a bit more mature.
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[man] Hear, hear.
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You know my position on this.
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It's no secret.
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I respect and admire the Queen enormously.
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The desire is simply
to have a head of state
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that embodies and represents
Australia's values and traditions,
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a head of state that looks like us,
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sounds like us, thinks like us.
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As opposed to?
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Well, one of them. A pom.
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[audience exclaims]
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You know, an unelected non-Australian
who lives on the other side of the world
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and, for all their good intentions,
is a different breed.
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You wouldn't put a pig in charge
of a herd of prime beef cattle…
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[exclaiming]
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…even if it looked good
in a twinset and pearls.
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[knock at door]
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[Charteris] Your Majesty.
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The results
of the Australian general election.
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Oh, good news or bad?
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Mr. Hawke by a landslide.
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-Oh dear. The one who wants us out?
-Afraid so.
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The rough, tough
former trade union negotiator
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and the proud holder
of the world record for beer drinking.
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A yard of ale in a sconce pot
in 11 seconds.
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I don't know what that is.
It sounds very impressive.
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-Well, it's a lot of beer, very quickly.
-Ah.
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Teetotal now, I believe, ma'am.
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Oh, a great relief to everyone,
I should imagine.
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Especially Mrs. Hawke.
Is there a Mrs. Hawke?
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Yes, there is. Hazel.
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Ah, Hazel. Strange, I think,
to name a child after a tree.
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-Especially a northern hemisphere tree.
-Yes.
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I suppose
it does put the pressure on them, rather.
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[Charteris] On who, ma'am?
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The Prince and Princess of Wales
and their forthcoming tour.
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Do you think they'll be all right?
One shouldn't listen to gossip,
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but I had lunch
with Princess Margaret the other day.
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There's growing concern among those
who chatter at Kensington Palace…
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-I thought we didn't listen to chatter.
-I listen to nothing else.
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…about the Princess of Wales.
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She's struggling to cope, apparently.
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Wretched in the marriage.
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[ticking]
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[Margaret] And…
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if rumors are to be believed,
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she's, uh… doing things to herself.
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What things?
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[retches, vomits]
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People do the strangest things
when they're unhappy.
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[toilet flushes]
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[Anne] I heard she was insisting
on taking the baby with them on the tour.
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-What for?
-[Anne] As a stabilizing influence.
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Since when has a baby ever been
a stabilizing influence on anything?
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We never took the children anywhere.
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When we went to Australia in 1954,
we left them at home for five months.
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[Queen Mother] Hmm.
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And do you suppose
that might have had consequences?
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On what? The tour was a triumph.
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I should probably ask Charles and Diana
to come and see me.
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This tour is too important.
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[theme music plays]
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-[cicadas chirping]
-[horse nickers]
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[bird squawking]
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[Charles] Does anyone know
the story of the Russian bear hunter?
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[indistinct chattering]
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[Charles] I'm afraid
I've already told Mrs. Parker Bowles.
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-Perhaps she could help me tell it.
-[Camilla] All right, sir.
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[Charles] A bear hunter
goes deep into the Siberian woods.
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Suddenly, he sees…
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…an enormous bear.
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[Charles] The hunter raises his gun,
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and, bang, he shoots.
The bear disappears from view.
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"Got him!" he thinks.
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But then he feels a tap on the shoulder.
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He looks up to see the bear, who says…
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"No one takes a shot at me
and gets away with it!"
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-[dogs barking]
-"You have a choice."
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"Either I can tear you to pieces
and devour you now, or…"
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"…or you can drop your trousers,
bend over,
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-and let me have my way with you."
-[laughter]
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[blowing horn]
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The hunter pulls down his trousers,
and the bear does his worst.
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[laughter]
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Afterwards,
the hunter hobbles into town…
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-…somewhat bow-legged.
-Yes!
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And he buys a much bigger gun
and goes back into the woods.
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And it isn't long
before he sees the bear again.
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He raises his gun, bang, fires.
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-But when the smoke clears…
-[Charles] …the bear's nowhere to be seen.
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"Got him," the hunter thinks.
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But a moment later,
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he feels another tap on his shoulder,
and the bear says…
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"You know what to do."
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[laughter]
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Now, after the bear's done his worst,
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the hunter heads back in town again
and buys an even bigger gun.
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-A bazooka.
-Yes!
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He goes back into the woods,
he sees the bear,
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he takes aim and fires.
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[both] Boom!
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But when the smoke clears…
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the hunter looks up
to see the bear standing over him,
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and the bear says…
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[light chuckling]
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"You're not in this for the hunting,
are you?"
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[all laughing]
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[Elizabeth] I wanted to wish you both luck
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and asked Sir Sonny to join us today
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to stress again
the importance of the trip.
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[Sonny] Thank you, ma'am.
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As you know,
Australia is one of the most important
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and influential members
of the Commonwealth.
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If they were to strike out
and assert their independence,
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the worry is
other countries could fall like dominoes.
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You're too young to remember,
but we also toured Australia
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and New Zealand in 1954.
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Yes.
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-It was long and hot and arduous.
-Yes.
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-But we worked together.
-As a team.
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And in the end, I think…
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it wasn't only a success politically.
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It…
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brought us very close.
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[Elizabeth chuckles softly] Yes.
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And as husband and wife,
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we would wish the same for you.
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[Philip] Mmm.
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[William crying]
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Aw, there.
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It's all right. Mummy's here.
He's teething. Have you got the drops?
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-He'll be all right on the plane.
-Diana.
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[man] Just glance over your shoulder.
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[crying continues]
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[Adeane] Then on
to Ayers Rock on the 23rd.
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Uh, Sydney on the 28th,
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before Brisbane, Tasmania and Canberra
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for an audience
with the prime minister and his wife.
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Then the tour moves to New Zealand.
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It's an awful lot of moving around.
A baby needs stability.
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And… perhaps for that reason,
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the baby was never intended
to be part of the trip.
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I always made it perfectly clear.
No baby, no me.
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[Charles] And everyone accepted that
and has worked very hard
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to change plans that were set in stone.
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And now,
instead of being separated for six weeks,
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it's just… How long?
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-The first two weeks.
-[Diana] What?
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-When the tour is at its most arduous.
-Where will William be then?
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Woomargama.
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-[Diana] Where?
-It's a sheep station in New South Wales.
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Whose idea was this?
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-Mine, ma'am.
-[Diana] Do you have children?
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-[Adeane] No, ma'am.
-Why does that not come as a surprise?
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-Diana.
-[Diana] Come with me.
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-[Adeane] Ma'am.
-[Diana] Please.
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[Adeane clears throat]
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[Diana] What do you see?
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[Adeane] His Royal Highness
Prince William.
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That's a title. You can't see a title.
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Very well. I see… a baby boy.
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[Diana] Asleep or awake?
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-Awake.
-[Diana] Loud or quiet?
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-Quiet.
-[Diana] Angry or calm?
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-Calm.
-[Diana] Ugly or beautiful?
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It's just a question,
nothing to be frightened of.
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-Is the child ugly?
-No.
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Then can we agree
that this child is the opposite of ugly?
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Can we say he's a beautiful child?
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I'm busy, ma'am. What is your point?
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My point is that
this child is not just beautiful.
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This child is perfect in every single way.
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So why should you expect me,
as his mother,
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to be without him for one second,
let alone two weeks?
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Because you married
the Prince of Wales, ma'am.
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And that is an act of service
to the Crown and to the country,
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which you signed up to willingly
and with open eyes,
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and you are the Princess of Wales.
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[Diana] Then the greatest act of service
that I can give to the Crown as princess
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is not to be some meek little wife
following the great prince around
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like some smiling doll,
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but to be a living,
breathing, present mother,
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bringing up this child in the hopes
that the boy that will one day become king
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still has a vestige of humanity in him.
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God knows he's not going to be getting it
from any of his courtiers.
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[William crying]
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[Diana shushes]
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[Diana] Mummy's here.
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-[Adeane clears throat]
-Uh…
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-New Zealand.
-Yes, New Zealand.
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[William crying]
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Welcome to Alice Springs.
More than a month's rain in a week.
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Hello there. Charles, lovely name.
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-Very good. Nice to meet you.
-[William crying]
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Hello there. Lovely to meet you.
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-He's not very happy.
-I will mind him.
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-[Charles] Diana.
-Are you all right with him?
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[Charles] Diana! Come on.
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We have to go.
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[William crying loudly]
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[car door shuts]
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I understand before we arrived,
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you received
about a month's worth of rain in a week.
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Of course, in Britain,
we call that summer.
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But seriously, my wife and I,
we couldn't be more delighted to be here.
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[man] Question for the princess.
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What part of the tour
are you most looking forward to?
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Oh gosh. Um…
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There's so many.
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We're going
to a glamorous ball in Sydney.
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[reporters muttering]
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And, um…
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The Royal Botanical Gardens…
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We're going to visit
the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney.
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[Hawke scoffs] Oh God!
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[Diana] And I think we're going
on a pleasure cruise on… some river.
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Um…
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And then we're going to visit Ayers Dock.
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[reporters murmuring]
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-Rock. Rock!
-[Diana] Ayers Rock.
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-[man 1] She really say that?
-[man 2] Blimey!
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[man 1] Honestly.
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[man 3] What about the cost of the trip
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at a time when Australia is
experiencing extreme weather, you know,
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and the money could be spent
on the victims?
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I'm afraid
that's not really my department.
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She's good with glamorous balls.
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[anchor] Ayers Rock, or "Ayers Dock"…
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Apparently, there are protests planned
for their visit to Canberra.
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A growing backlash
about the expense of the trip.
252
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Maybe now's the moment.
253
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1788, the First Fleet landed
at Sydney Cove.
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Two long centuries of subjugation
by Mother Crown,
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and we are still unable
to cut the apron strings
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and stand on our own two feet.
257
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Why?
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Because there has never been
the tipping point
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where we finally say, "Enough."
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But, uh…
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five'll get you ten
it'll be this jug-eared bonehead
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that pushes us all over the edge.
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And Australia gets to be free…
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once and for all.
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[Adeane] That's all for now.
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-Thank you all very much.
-[Charles] Thank you.
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Thank you.
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[rousing music playing on program]
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[narrator] An hospitable Perth,
fresh, alert, scrubbed by the sun.
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City of Australia's tomorrow.
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Into Queensland,
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named for another great queen
four generations back.
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To Brisbane, friendly, easygoing Brisbane.
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[Philip] What's this?
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[Elizabeth] Australia, 1954.
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I wanted to remind myself.
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[Philip] Huh.
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One of your greatest hits.
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[Elizabeth] Yes, I think so.
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[Philip] How hot it was!
Do you remember?
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Yes, one could hardly sleep at night.
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No.
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[both chuckle lightly]
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[Philip] Look at the size of those crowds.
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[narrator] Head of the Commonwealth,
defender of the faith.
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[Elizabeth] Sydney,
over a million people turned out.
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-[Philip] To see the beautiful new Queen.
-Mmm.
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Now she's old and dumpy,
they want rid of her.
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Not old and dumpy. Experienced and mature.
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Which is why you should have gone yourself
instead of sending out the B-team.
291
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This was always designed
to be Charles's tour.
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As Prince of Wales,
he has to start sometime.
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Then send him
to the Bahamas or Seychelles,
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not Australia and New Zealand.
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Some countries are too important
to send out the understudy.
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[narrator] …a living symbol
of the unity of Crown and people.
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And a nation waits.
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-Your Royal Highness, over here.
-Towards the cameras, please.
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Maybe just get in closer together
if possible.
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-Princess Diana, over this way.
-That's great. Thank you.
301
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-Can we get some big smiles, please?
-Can we get waves for the Australians?
302
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-Lady Di!
-Diana!
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Are you going up to the top today?
304
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[insects chirping]
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[flies buzzing]
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Charles.
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Charles!
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I can't.
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The heat.
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I feel dizzy.
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[man] You all right?
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-I think I need to go and sit down.
-[Charles] Can you pull yourself together?
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[woman] Do you need some water?
Are you feeling all right, Diana?
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-Is it the heat?
-[man] Are you all right, Princess?
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[anchor] It was at this point
the princess seemed to struggle.
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The English rose wilting in the heat,
perhaps.
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[Charles] It's pathetic.
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She's pathetic.
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It's so critical
we get this tour absolutely right,
320
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and yet she's so weak and fragile.
321
00:18:02,181 --> 00:18:04,541
One can't rely on her
for the simplest thing.
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Letting the side down wherever she goes.
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How will I get through the next six weeks
without you?
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By ringing me every day.
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Letting me cheer you up.
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You're going to be brilliant.
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[Charles sighs]
God, I miss you, my darling,
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your adulthood.
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If Diana had one ounce
of the strength of character
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that you seem to display at every turn,
perhaps we'd rescue--
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-[Diana yells] Change the plan!
-[Adeane] Ma'am--
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-God, now what?
-[Diana] I won't go on like this.
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-You understand? I mean it!
-[Charles] It never ends.
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I'll call you back.
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We'd have to reorganize police,
schools, couriers, military--
336
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Well, I don't care about any of that!
337
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It's intolerable.
338
00:18:44,821 --> 00:18:45,821
What's intolerable?
339
00:18:45,901 --> 00:18:47,941
Well, I don't expect you to understand.
340
00:18:48,021 --> 00:18:51,381
I just need him to let me go
wherever it is they've taken my son.
341
00:18:51,461 --> 00:18:53,701
Woomargama?
It's on the other side of the country.
342
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I explained to Her Royal Highness
we are five days into an important tour
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which has been years in the planning.
We can't change things around willy-nilly.
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-And I told him--
-He has a name.
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00:19:02,941 --> 00:19:05,741
If people expect me to continue
with this tour for another minute,
346
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then I need to see my son first.
347
00:19:09,581 --> 00:19:10,781
Our son.
348
00:19:43,981 --> 00:19:45,661
-Hello.
-Your Royal Highness.
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-William?
-[William coos]
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William.
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William!
352
00:19:53,461 --> 00:19:55,421
Thank you so much. Has he been all right?
353
00:19:55,501 --> 00:19:57,741
-He's been great.
-Hi, darling!
354
00:19:57,821 --> 00:20:00,101
Hello! How are you?
355
00:20:00,181 --> 00:20:01,021
Yes.
356
00:20:03,341 --> 00:20:04,821
Oh, I missed you so much.
357
00:20:05,341 --> 00:20:07,141
Yes. Hello!
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-[cameras clicking]
-[reporters chattering]
359
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[Diana] You want to go to Daddy?
360
00:20:12,941 --> 00:20:15,741
-Prince William, over here.
-Do we have a crown somewhere?
361
00:20:15,821 --> 00:20:19,421
[reporter 1] Who does he look like more?
What are his favorite toys?
362
00:20:19,501 --> 00:20:21,461
[reporter 2]
Is he more Spencer or Windsor?
363
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-[reporter 3] William!
-Come on.
364
00:20:23,981 --> 00:20:25,701
[reporter 1] Not bad for a future king.
365
00:20:25,781 --> 00:20:28,181
Oh, that's lovely. King and heir.
366
00:20:28,261 --> 00:20:30,941
-Little performer.
-[reporter 2] What about a spare?
367
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[Charles] Come to Daddy.
368
00:20:35,061 --> 00:20:36,381
He's doing quite well.
369
00:20:39,221 --> 00:20:41,101
There you are. Close your eyes.
370
00:20:45,541 --> 00:20:47,541
[William babbling]
371
00:20:47,621 --> 00:20:48,701
[sighs]
372
00:20:50,981 --> 00:20:52,301
[sheep bleating]
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Gone down?
374
00:21:12,661 --> 00:21:13,861
Yes, finally.
375
00:21:15,061 --> 00:21:16,981
Exhausted after his performance.
376
00:21:18,021 --> 00:21:18,861
The star.
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00:21:20,061 --> 00:21:22,061
Crashing and bashing into everything.
378
00:21:22,141 --> 00:21:22,981
The basher.
379
00:21:23,541 --> 00:21:24,741
A mini tornado.
380
00:21:28,021 --> 00:21:29,741
Will you eat? They made…
381
00:21:30,941 --> 00:21:34,861
somewhat unimaginatively
for a sheep station, shepherd's pie.
382
00:21:38,381 --> 00:21:39,381
I'm not hungry.
383
00:21:59,581 --> 00:22:00,421
[Charles] What?
384
00:22:02,981 --> 00:22:05,981
I wanted to talk to you.
I've had some thoughts.
385
00:22:07,181 --> 00:22:08,021
About?
386
00:22:08,861 --> 00:22:09,701
Us.
387
00:22:11,821 --> 00:22:14,101
Well, I have some things
I'd like to discuss too.
388
00:22:14,181 --> 00:22:15,501
Would you like to go first?
389
00:22:16,421 --> 00:22:18,941
-It'd make a nice change.
-What does that mean?
390
00:22:19,021 --> 00:22:21,381
-It means you always go first.
-What poppycock.
391
00:22:21,461 --> 00:22:24,101
You're the Prince of Wales.
You're born to go first.
392
00:22:28,701 --> 00:22:31,781
Are you even remotely aware
of how bad things have got for me?
393
00:22:33,301 --> 00:22:34,301
I'm not blind.
394
00:22:36,181 --> 00:22:37,981
I can see how unhappy you are.
395
00:22:39,701 --> 00:22:41,341
How thin you've become.
396
00:22:44,221 --> 00:22:45,901
You don't know the half of it.
397
00:22:45,981 --> 00:22:47,861
[Charles] I know more than you think.
398
00:22:51,021 --> 00:22:54,421
People talk. The staff. And I was…
399
00:22:55,741 --> 00:22:56,821
very saddened…
400
00:22:59,701 --> 00:23:01,141
horrified by what I learned.
401
00:23:03,741 --> 00:23:05,261
So, what do you want from me?
402
00:23:08,541 --> 00:23:09,621
To be heard.
403
00:23:11,341 --> 00:23:12,421
And I'm listening.
404
00:23:13,821 --> 00:23:14,981
No, more than that.
405
00:23:16,141 --> 00:23:18,741
To be understood, appreciated.
406
00:23:19,861 --> 00:23:22,741
I don't need endless flattery.
No one wants that.
407
00:23:23,621 --> 00:23:25,861
But I am trying my hardest to please you,
408
00:23:25,941 --> 00:23:27,781
to live up to your standards,
409
00:23:27,861 --> 00:23:29,661
and I don't think
you have the faintest idea
410
00:23:29,741 --> 00:23:31,421
of what it's like to feel this way.
411
00:23:31,901 --> 00:23:35,261
-To be constantly overlooked, ignored--
-Don't have the faintest idea?
412
00:23:35,341 --> 00:23:37,501
I know what being overlooked feels like.
413
00:23:37,581 --> 00:23:41,101
I've spent my whole life being unthanked,
414
00:23:41,901 --> 00:23:43,621
unappreciated, uncared for.
415
00:23:43,701 --> 00:23:47,301
And if I've been cold or distant with you,
416
00:23:47,381 --> 00:23:50,141
perhaps it's because I don't feel
truly understood by you.
417
00:23:51,061 --> 00:23:54,661
I sometimes think
you see me as an old man.
418
00:23:55,381 --> 00:23:59,341
Or worse,
a gargoyle above the church door.
419
00:23:59,421 --> 00:24:02,021
Gray, made of stone,
420
00:24:02,781 --> 00:24:04,221
unemotional, but I'm not.
421
00:24:05,981 --> 00:24:09,941
You think I don't crave
the occasional "Well done," or…
422
00:24:10,901 --> 00:24:13,461
"Aren't you clever?"
Or even just a thank-you.
423
00:24:15,421 --> 00:24:18,741
I need encouragement
and the occasional pat on the back too.
424
00:24:21,021 --> 00:24:23,381
Does that explain
why you keep going to her?
425
00:24:24,901 --> 00:24:28,621
I'm not going to say her name.
I'm worried if I do, I might spit.
426
00:24:28,701 --> 00:24:30,661
Camilla. What's she got to do with it?
427
00:24:31,261 --> 00:24:34,941
That's what I keep asking myself.
What's she got to do with anything?
428
00:24:35,021 --> 00:24:37,421
But, obviously,
she's got a lot to do with everything
429
00:24:37,501 --> 00:24:38,941
because you can't leave her alone.
430
00:24:39,021 --> 00:24:42,261
She and her husband are close friends,
not just of mine, but the whole family's.
431
00:24:42,341 --> 00:24:44,181
Remember I found your bracelet,
432
00:24:44,261 --> 00:24:47,061
the one with your nicknames
engraved on it, Fred and Gladys?
433
00:24:47,141 --> 00:24:48,141
It was harmless fun.
434
00:24:48,221 --> 00:24:50,981
Three days before our wedding,
you gave that to her.
435
00:24:51,501 --> 00:24:55,061
And on our actual honeymoon,
you wore the cuff links that she gave you,
436
00:24:55,141 --> 00:24:57,541
with the interlocking initials,
the two Cs,
437
00:24:57,621 --> 00:25:00,501
interwoven
and obscenely entwined like lovers.
438
00:25:01,501 --> 00:25:04,821
And on the same honeymoon, a photograph
of her falls out of your diary.
439
00:25:05,381 --> 00:25:07,501
Later in the year,
I find your love letters.
440
00:25:07,581 --> 00:25:10,701
Page after page
with a passion I'm not getting from you!
441
00:25:10,781 --> 00:25:12,701
[yells] 'Cause you show no interest in me!
442
00:25:13,261 --> 00:25:15,261
You refuse to come to Highgrove,
where I'm happiest.
443
00:25:15,341 --> 00:25:17,181
Yes, because she is there!
444
00:25:17,261 --> 00:25:21,021
And not just her, but the gardens
and the polo and the hunts,
445
00:25:21,101 --> 00:25:23,581
and the boring old philosophers
and father substitutes
446
00:25:23,661 --> 00:25:27,261
who patronize me and ignore me,
but love her, presumably.
447
00:25:28,261 --> 00:25:31,021
Which is why the two of you
are perfect for each other.
448
00:25:31,101 --> 00:25:34,301
-So, where do I fit in?
-You fit in because you're my wife.
449
00:25:35,341 --> 00:25:36,181
And…
450
00:25:38,781 --> 00:25:39,621
because…
451
00:25:42,221 --> 00:25:43,221
I love you.
452
00:25:51,701 --> 00:25:52,541
I…
453
00:25:53,981 --> 00:25:55,061
-I--
-I do.
454
00:25:59,381 --> 00:26:00,221
Gosh.
455
00:26:06,981 --> 00:26:07,861
So…
456
00:26:09,661 --> 00:26:11,341
how are we going to solve it?
457
00:26:13,821 --> 00:26:14,661
Well…
458
00:26:16,021 --> 00:26:16,981
Well, I suppose…
459
00:26:17,941 --> 00:26:19,261
I suppose we've got to learn
460
00:26:19,781 --> 00:26:22,261
to give it to each other
on a more regular basis.
461
00:26:22,941 --> 00:26:23,861
[chuckles]
462
00:26:24,741 --> 00:26:26,501
The encouragement, I mean.
463
00:26:26,581 --> 00:26:29,061
-Well, and the other thing.
-Well, yes, that too.
464
00:26:29,981 --> 00:26:31,821
'Cause I still think you're gorgeous.
465
00:26:32,781 --> 00:26:36,101
-Cleverest, handsomest man in every room.
-Do you really?
466
00:26:37,301 --> 00:26:40,541
[sighs] Pathetic,
but I do need that sometimes.
467
00:26:41,581 --> 00:26:43,821
And you look gorgeous too.
468
00:26:43,901 --> 00:26:49,821
Your beauty, your radiance is
a great shining, spectacular miracle.
469
00:26:51,181 --> 00:26:54,541
When I see the light in people's faces
when they look at you, it makes me realize
470
00:26:54,621 --> 00:26:58,261
that I'm the luckiest man in the world,
we're the luckiest family in the world.
471
00:26:59,941 --> 00:27:02,061
It makes me want
to ring the Queen and say,
472
00:27:02,141 --> 00:27:03,901
"Can you hear that? Listen to that!"
473
00:27:03,981 --> 00:27:06,421
"It's 100 decibels louder
than anything you ever got."
474
00:27:06,501 --> 00:27:08,341
"Chew on that! Choke on that!"
475
00:27:08,421 --> 00:27:09,901
[both chuckling]
476
00:27:12,141 --> 00:27:15,741
I think this might be the most important
conversation we've ever had.
477
00:27:15,821 --> 00:27:18,621
-Yes.
-And the solution is so simple.
478
00:27:19,501 --> 00:27:22,501
Any time either of us feels
we're not getting what we need,
479
00:27:22,981 --> 00:27:25,501
we simply need to give that very thing
to the other.
480
00:27:26,621 --> 00:27:30,341
-If you learned anything from today--
-We both need the same as each other.
481
00:27:31,501 --> 00:27:33,341
To be encouraged.
482
00:27:34,701 --> 00:27:35,861
To be supported.
483
00:27:37,821 --> 00:27:38,821
And to be…
484
00:27:40,141 --> 00:27:41,381
appreciated.
485
00:27:41,941 --> 00:27:43,141
To be loved.
486
00:27:44,861 --> 00:27:45,701
Yes.
487
00:27:47,221 --> 00:27:48,221
A toast.
488
00:27:48,981 --> 00:27:50,181
To a fresh start.
489
00:27:50,261 --> 00:27:51,541
A new beginning.
490
00:27:52,661 --> 00:27:53,941
Happy Easter, my darling.
491
00:28:01,981 --> 00:28:04,381
[indistinct chattering]
492
00:28:04,461 --> 00:28:05,781
[bleating]
493
00:28:06,501 --> 00:28:08,501
Well done, brave boy.
494
00:28:13,701 --> 00:28:15,701
[William coos]
495
00:28:18,221 --> 00:28:19,341
What does he want?
496
00:28:20,621 --> 00:28:21,701
Give him a kiss.
497
00:28:22,501 --> 00:28:24,381
-What have I got here?
-What's that?
498
00:28:28,901 --> 00:28:30,901
[crowd cheering]
499
00:28:32,541 --> 00:28:35,181
[anchor 1] The first leg
of the royal tour has come to an end.
500
00:28:35,261 --> 00:28:38,021
The prince and princess have seen
a slice of the Northern Territory…
501
00:28:38,101 --> 00:28:41,741
[anchor 2] The royal couple emerged.
2,000 well-wishers there to greet them.
502
00:28:41,821 --> 00:28:43,181
But the more formal welcome
503
00:28:43,261 --> 00:28:45,581
came from the governor-general
and the prime minister.
504
00:28:45,661 --> 00:28:47,021
Welcome to sunny Perth.
505
00:28:47,101 --> 00:28:49,661
We're absolutely delighted to be here.
Thank you so much.
506
00:28:49,741 --> 00:28:51,901
[anchor 3] Hours before
they were to arrive in the city,
507
00:28:51,981 --> 00:28:55,341
tens of thousands of people
began lining the streets from the airport.
508
00:28:56,061 --> 00:28:58,581
[anchor 4] By now,
the pace was really beginning to pick up,
509
00:28:58,661 --> 00:29:00,741
and so too was the public's reaction.
510
00:29:00,821 --> 00:29:03,621
[anchor 5] More than 5,500 people
queued patiently
511
00:29:03,701 --> 00:29:06,901
to take up the best possible position
around the ropes cordoning off…
512
00:29:06,981 --> 00:29:10,221
[anchor 6] Here, the reception
the royal couple were getting was growing…
513
00:29:10,301 --> 00:29:12,381
[anchor 7] There was a frenzy
of waving hands and flags
514
00:29:12,461 --> 00:29:13,981
as the prince and princess appeared,
515
00:29:14,061 --> 00:29:16,301
holding hands
in the back of their Rolls-Royce.
516
00:29:16,381 --> 00:29:19,701
[anchor 8] The crowds were desperate
to get a glimpse of the perfect couple.
517
00:29:19,781 --> 00:29:21,861
The Prince and Princess of Wales…
518
00:29:25,301 --> 00:29:28,381
[anchor 9] Even overseas reporters,
who've seen it all before,
519
00:29:28,461 --> 00:29:29,861
seemed a little taken aback
520
00:29:29,941 --> 00:29:32,501
by the sheer scale
and excitement of the welcome…
521
00:29:32,581 --> 00:29:35,181
-[child giggling]
-[girl] We've gotta get a good spot.
522
00:29:36,221 --> 00:29:38,501
[announcer] Please welcome
the heir to the throne
523
00:29:38,581 --> 00:29:40,661
and Australia's future king,
524
00:29:40,741 --> 00:29:43,021
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
525
00:29:43,101 --> 00:29:45,581
[cheering]
526
00:29:52,101 --> 00:29:53,501
[Charles] Thank you, Sir James.
527
00:29:54,061 --> 00:29:56,261
In case you've been living in a cave,
528
00:29:56,341 --> 00:30:00,141
perhaps I should introduce you
to a most remarkable woman and mother
529
00:30:00,221 --> 00:30:03,181
who I am proud to call my wife.
530
00:30:03,261 --> 00:30:05,261
[roaring cheers and applause]
531
00:30:08,221 --> 00:30:09,461
[man] Lady Di!
532
00:30:20,621 --> 00:30:22,501
[woman 1] I love you, Diana!
533
00:30:22,581 --> 00:30:26,541
[woman 2] Diana, I love you!
I love you so much! I love you!
534
00:30:26,621 --> 00:30:29,021
♪ You're just too good to be true ♪
535
00:30:30,021 --> 00:30:33,101
♪Can't take my eyes off of you ♪
536
00:30:33,861 --> 00:30:37,061
♪ You'd be like Heaven to touch ♪
537
00:30:38,021 --> 00:30:41,141
♪ I wanna hold you so much ♪
538
00:30:41,861 --> 00:30:45,021
♪ At long last, love has arrived ♪
539
00:30:45,901 --> 00:30:48,981
♪ And I thank God I'm alive ♪
540
00:30:49,901 --> 00:30:52,901
♪ You're just too good to be true ♪
541
00:30:53,741 --> 00:30:56,221
♪ Can't take my eyes off of you ♪
542
00:30:56,301 --> 00:30:58,421
-Let's give them a show, shall we?
-Go on, then.
543
00:30:58,501 --> 00:31:00,261
[cameras clicking]
544
00:31:03,981 --> 00:31:05,981
[giggling]
545
00:31:14,901 --> 00:31:17,781
♪ I love you, baby ♪
546
00:31:17,861 --> 00:31:21,461
♪ And if it's quite alright
I need you, baby ♪
547
00:31:21,541 --> 00:31:23,501
♪ To warm a lonely night ♪
548
00:31:23,581 --> 00:31:26,061
♪ I love you, baby ♪
549
00:31:26,141 --> 00:31:30,261
♪ Trust in me when I say ♪
550
00:31:30,341 --> 00:31:33,221
♪ Oh, pretty baby ♪
551
00:31:33,301 --> 00:31:35,261
♪ Don't bring me down, I pray ♪
552
00:31:35,341 --> 00:31:37,261
-[laughing]
-♪ Oh, pretty baby ♪
553
00:31:37,341 --> 00:31:39,141
♪ Now that I've found you, stay ♪
554
00:31:39,221 --> 00:31:42,621
♪ And let me love you, baby ♪
555
00:31:42,701 --> 00:31:44,781
♪ Let me love you ♪
556
00:31:44,861 --> 00:31:46,861
It was marvelous. Did you see it?
557
00:31:46,941 --> 00:31:48,821
[laughing]
558
00:31:48,901 --> 00:31:50,221
You had two left feet.
559
00:31:50,301 --> 00:31:52,301
[indistinct chattering]
560
00:32:21,501 --> 00:32:23,061
[footsteps approaching]
561
00:32:23,781 --> 00:32:25,501
[Adeane] Good morning,
Your Royal Highness.
562
00:32:27,181 --> 00:32:28,061
Thank you.
563
00:32:32,061 --> 00:32:35,021
[Adeane] A phone call
from Mrs. Parker Bowles.
564
00:32:36,901 --> 00:32:38,261
Would you like to return it?
565
00:32:41,381 --> 00:32:42,221
No.
566
00:32:44,061 --> 00:32:45,101
No, I wouldn't.
567
00:32:47,781 --> 00:32:49,781
Thank you, Edward. That will be all.
568
00:32:51,221 --> 00:32:53,541
-You had fun together at the ball.
-[Diana] We did.
569
00:32:53,621 --> 00:32:55,621
I could've danced all night.
570
00:32:55,701 --> 00:32:57,661
So, has that been the highlight?
571
00:32:57,741 --> 00:32:59,861
Well, that's hard to say. Um…
572
00:32:59,941 --> 00:33:02,501
We greatly enjoyed seeing Sydney Harbor,
573
00:33:02,581 --> 00:33:05,141
and Charles tried bodysurfing
on Bondi Beach.
574
00:33:06,181 --> 00:33:10,261
But, um, I suppose the greatest highlight
has been, well…
575
00:33:11,701 --> 00:33:15,381
Well, meeting all of you,
the people of Australia.
576
00:33:15,461 --> 00:33:17,381
You've made us feel so welcome,
so at home.
577
00:33:17,461 --> 00:33:20,621
Well, perhaps
because you've been so refreshing.
578
00:33:21,661 --> 00:33:23,821
You're not what we expect from royalty.
579
00:33:23,901 --> 00:33:26,781
[Diana] That's because
I don't think of myself as royalty.
580
00:33:27,581 --> 00:33:30,341
No. First and foremost,
I'm a wife and a mother.
581
00:33:30,821 --> 00:33:33,181
That's what's most important to me.
582
00:33:33,261 --> 00:33:35,741
She really is a wonderful mother.
583
00:33:35,821 --> 00:33:37,901
And how's William getting along?
584
00:33:37,981 --> 00:33:39,461
He's having a magical time here.
585
00:33:39,541 --> 00:33:40,741
So, he likes Australia?
586
00:33:40,821 --> 00:33:42,421
Well, let's put it like this.
587
00:33:42,501 --> 00:33:45,141
His favorite cuddly toy
used to be a whale.
588
00:33:45,221 --> 00:33:48,461
But since coming here,
it's been firmly supplanted by a koala.
589
00:33:48,541 --> 00:33:50,381
[anchor]
More than 10,000 people were waiting
590
00:33:50,461 --> 00:33:52,701
to catch sight of the prince and princess.
591
00:33:52,781 --> 00:33:53,781
[phone rings]
592
00:33:53,861 --> 00:33:56,581
The princess was overwhelmed
with posies and small gifts from…
593
00:33:56,661 --> 00:33:58,181
[secretary] Prime Minister's Office.
594
00:33:58,261 --> 00:34:01,341
No, he's very busy at the moment
and cannot comment.
595
00:34:01,421 --> 00:34:04,501
Mr. Hawke will not be answering
any questions about this at present.
596
00:34:15,381 --> 00:34:17,261
-[woman 1] Hello!
-[man 1] Look up, Diana!
597
00:34:17,341 --> 00:34:18,661
-This way!
-[woman 2] Up here!
598
00:34:18,741 --> 00:34:19,781
[man 1] Diana!
599
00:34:20,341 --> 00:34:22,061
-[woman 3] There she is!
-[man 2] I love you!
600
00:34:22,141 --> 00:34:24,021
[woman 3] Look over there.
She's just there.
601
00:34:24,101 --> 00:34:26,101
[cheering]
602
00:34:33,261 --> 00:34:34,581
[woman] Lady Di!
603
00:34:37,661 --> 00:34:40,061
[Diana] Why don't I take one of you?
That's more interesting.
604
00:34:40,141 --> 00:34:41,621
There you go. Ready? Smile.
605
00:34:41,701 --> 00:34:42,981
[woman] Cheese!
606
00:34:44,861 --> 00:34:45,701
Okay!
607
00:34:50,781 --> 00:34:52,261
[photographer] Smile, ma'am, this way.
608
00:34:52,341 --> 00:34:54,181
-Charles!
-[Charles] Hello!
609
00:34:54,901 --> 00:34:57,741
-She's gorgeous. You're lucky to have her.
-Thank you.
610
00:34:59,301 --> 00:35:02,261
-What do you think of Brisbane?
-Glorious.
611
00:35:02,341 --> 00:35:04,341
[indistinct chatter continues]
612
00:35:09,621 --> 00:35:13,581
-Diana, come back to Brisbane again soon.
-Oh, like a boomerang. Just watch me.
613
00:35:13,661 --> 00:35:14,941
Oh, please do.
614
00:35:15,021 --> 00:35:17,221
-I love your dress.
-I like yours!
615
00:35:17,301 --> 00:35:20,461
-Would you like to swap?
-Oh, I wish! You're so beautiful.
616
00:35:24,101 --> 00:35:26,501
-[boy] Diana!
-Oh, look at your uniforms.
617
00:35:26,581 --> 00:35:28,021
They're so sweet.
618
00:35:28,861 --> 00:35:32,181
[rousing cheers continue]
619
00:35:32,261 --> 00:35:34,021
[triumphant music playing]
620
00:36:05,181 --> 00:36:07,341
-[woman yelling] Diana!
-[all clamoring]
621
00:36:13,781 --> 00:36:15,141
Stay back, please.
622
00:36:18,141 --> 00:36:20,621
[woman on TV] Finally,
the prince and princess arrived,
623
00:36:20,701 --> 00:36:22,021
and pandemonium broke loose.
624
00:36:22,101 --> 00:36:24,061
[Anne] There's a problem no one foresaw.
625
00:36:24,141 --> 00:36:26,221
Huge crowds wherever they go.
626
00:36:27,061 --> 00:36:28,301
Some even bigger, I'm told,
627
00:36:28,381 --> 00:36:30,901
than you got, back in the 18th century,
or whenever you went.
628
00:36:30,981 --> 00:36:32,581
1954.
629
00:36:33,221 --> 00:36:34,741
And I very much doubt it.
630
00:36:34,821 --> 00:36:37,821
Along with raves in all the newspapers
for Diana's beauty.
631
00:36:39,021 --> 00:36:42,301
And charm.
And, most of all, her motherhood.
632
00:36:43,581 --> 00:36:45,301
I heard she'd been hysterical,
633
00:36:45,821 --> 00:36:48,181
clinging to the poor baby
like a life raft.
634
00:36:48,261 --> 00:36:51,381
Evidently, that clinging is
what the Australians have responded to.
635
00:36:51,981 --> 00:36:53,741
What a natural mother she is.
636
00:36:54,221 --> 00:36:55,221
How physical.
637
00:36:56,301 --> 00:36:57,301
And caring.
638
00:36:58,781 --> 00:36:59,981
Why is all this a problem?
639
00:37:00,061 --> 00:37:02,541
You and I both know
how much Charles craves reassurance,
640
00:37:03,101 --> 00:37:04,781
and attention, and praise.
641
00:37:05,941 --> 00:37:09,981
This tour of Australia and New Zealand
was supposed to be his grand debut,
642
00:37:10,061 --> 00:37:12,781
his moment in the sun as future king.
643
00:37:15,701 --> 00:37:16,581
Just saying.
644
00:37:17,301 --> 00:37:20,661
[woman on TV] But there was little doubt
who most people really wanted to see.
645
00:37:20,741 --> 00:37:22,301
[Charles] Hello. Thank you.
646
00:37:22,381 --> 00:37:24,301
Hello. Thanks for coming.
647
00:37:24,381 --> 00:37:26,341
Thank you. Hello, everyone.
648
00:37:26,421 --> 00:37:28,021
Where's Princess Di?
649
00:37:28,541 --> 00:37:31,141
She's busy working, I'm afraid.
You'll have to put up with me.
650
00:37:31,221 --> 00:37:33,221
[crowd] Aww…
651
00:37:33,301 --> 00:37:35,741
[man] Oh, we only really came
to see Lady Di.
652
00:37:37,901 --> 00:37:39,381
[man] Will you go for a swim, ma'am?
653
00:37:39,461 --> 00:37:41,141
-I don't think so.
-[laughter]
654
00:37:41,221 --> 00:37:43,581
Which one do you fancy
giving you the kiss of life?
655
00:37:43,661 --> 00:37:45,381
Let's hope it doesn't come to that!
656
00:37:45,461 --> 00:37:46,381
[laughter]
657
00:37:46,461 --> 00:37:48,141
How about it, boys? Any volunteers?
658
00:37:49,221 --> 00:37:52,261
-I think you've got some admirers.
-Can we get you guys in closer?
659
00:37:52,341 --> 00:37:55,181
-No worries.
-Just remember, no touching, no looking.
660
00:37:55,261 --> 00:37:56,421
Who? Me or them?
661
00:37:56,501 --> 00:37:58,341
[laughter]
662
00:37:59,661 --> 00:38:02,581
[commentator] Picked up nicely there
by His Royal Highness, and off it goes.
663
00:38:03,221 --> 00:38:04,941
Number five is trying to cut him off.
664
00:38:07,661 --> 00:38:11,781
Prince Charles here, the Prince of Wales,
playing on a borrowed pony called Apollo.
665
00:38:11,861 --> 00:38:13,741
[crowd chants] We want Di!
666
00:38:13,821 --> 00:38:15,621
A strong hit from number two there.
667
00:38:15,701 --> 00:38:19,661
And here comes Prince Charles,
swooping from his position at the back.
668
00:38:19,741 --> 00:38:20,941
Is everybody ready?
669
00:38:21,021 --> 00:38:23,981
-[crowd] We want Di!
-[Diana] Get set. Go!
670
00:38:25,021 --> 00:38:26,301
[commentator] Taking a shot…
671
00:38:26,381 --> 00:38:29,021
-[grunts]
-[all laughing]
672
00:38:33,341 --> 00:38:34,621
[man] All right, Charles?
673
00:38:36,261 --> 00:38:38,261
[overlapping cheers]
674
00:38:38,701 --> 00:38:41,741
Are those for me?
That is so kind of you. Thank you.
675
00:38:41,821 --> 00:38:45,541
-Are you a real princess?
-Why don't you poke me and find out?
676
00:38:46,261 --> 00:38:47,141
Did that work?
677
00:38:47,221 --> 00:38:50,421
[anchor] As they move
from Queensland to Tasmania,
678
00:38:50,501 --> 00:38:53,861
the royal tour is
going from strength to strength.
679
00:38:53,941 --> 00:38:57,941
And whilst it's been a great
personal victory for Prince Charles,
680
00:38:58,461 --> 00:39:01,461
no one can deny
it's the Princess of Wales
681
00:39:01,541 --> 00:39:04,221
who's truly captured
the heart of a nation.
682
00:39:05,021 --> 00:39:07,581
[woman 1] Well, she's not stuffy
like the rest of the royals.
683
00:39:07,661 --> 00:39:10,221
You get a sense
of her being a real person.
684
00:39:10,301 --> 00:39:12,381
-Yes.
-You've gotta love her, haven't you?
685
00:39:12,461 --> 00:39:14,541
[anchor] Do you love Charles
as much as you love Diana?
686
00:39:14,621 --> 00:39:17,141
[woman 1] Yeah. She loves him.
He must have something!
687
00:39:17,221 --> 00:39:19,261
[anchor] What do you think
of the princess?
688
00:39:19,341 --> 00:39:21,941
-[woman 2] She's amazing.
-[woman 3] She's just like us.
689
00:39:22,021 --> 00:39:24,341
[anchor] Do you think
you could have a cup of tea with her?
690
00:39:24,421 --> 00:39:27,221
Absolutely. She's really down to earth.
That's why I love her.
691
00:39:31,261 --> 00:39:33,261
[overlapping clamor]
692
00:39:34,301 --> 00:39:37,781
-Lady Diana, over here!
-Your Royal Highness, this way, please!
693
00:39:37,861 --> 00:39:39,221
Lovely to meet you.
694
00:39:39,781 --> 00:39:42,261
-Hello. Lovely to meet you.
-Good evening, Mr. Premier.
695
00:39:42,341 --> 00:39:44,661
Lovely to see you again. Mrs. Gray.
696
00:39:44,741 --> 00:39:45,821
Thank you.
697
00:39:47,101 --> 00:39:48,621
[man] Diana, this way, please!
698
00:40:00,061 --> 00:40:02,901
It's a great pleasure
to be able to come to Tasmania
699
00:40:02,981 --> 00:40:06,621
to receive such an enthusiastic
and heartwarming welcome.
700
00:40:08,021 --> 00:40:11,981
The last time I was here
was two years ago, in 1981,
701
00:40:12,061 --> 00:40:15,221
shortly before we were married,
and at that time,
702
00:40:15,301 --> 00:40:19,101
everybody was saying, "Good luck,"
and, "Hope everything goes well,"
703
00:40:19,181 --> 00:40:23,221
and, "How lucky you are
to be engaged to such a lovely lady."
704
00:40:24,381 --> 00:40:28,741
And, my goodness,
I am lucky enough to be married to her.
705
00:40:29,461 --> 00:40:32,021
[laughter]
706
00:40:32,661 --> 00:40:33,501
[chuckles]
707
00:40:36,661 --> 00:40:37,821
That's the thing about ladies.
708
00:40:37,901 --> 00:40:40,701
You never quite know what they get up to
when your back's turned.
709
00:40:40,781 --> 00:40:42,221
[subdued exclamations]
710
00:40:45,061 --> 00:40:47,181
It's the final straw. Pulling faces,
711
00:40:47,261 --> 00:40:49,181
horsing around
while I'm trying to do my job.
712
00:40:49,261 --> 00:40:51,661
I was blushing!
Blushing at your compliments.
713
00:40:51,741 --> 00:40:54,221
People were laughing at me,
laughing in my face,
714
00:40:54,301 --> 00:40:57,341
at the end of a week in which
half of Australia's also been booing me!
715
00:40:57,901 --> 00:40:59,141
I don't deserve this.
716
00:40:59,781 --> 00:41:01,501
This is supposed to be my tour.
717
00:41:01,981 --> 00:41:03,181
My tour as Prince of Wales
718
00:41:03,261 --> 00:41:05,301
to shore up a key country
in the Commonwealth
719
00:41:05,381 --> 00:41:07,101
at a very delicate moment politically.
720
00:41:07,181 --> 00:41:09,221
-And thanks to you--
-People have shown up!
721
00:41:09,301 --> 00:41:11,101
Thanks to me, people are interested!
722
00:41:11,181 --> 00:41:13,941
No! Thanks to you,
people are laughing in my face!
723
00:41:14,541 --> 00:41:17,301
Booing the heir to the throne,
booing the Crown.
724
00:41:18,221 --> 00:41:20,901
[Diana] Oh, come on! Oh, don't do this.
725
00:41:22,621 --> 00:41:23,461
Please!
726
00:41:24,141 --> 00:41:25,181
Open the door.
727
00:41:27,021 --> 00:41:27,861
Charles?
728
00:41:30,941 --> 00:41:33,581
We still have ten days in New Zealand
to get through.
729
00:41:45,781 --> 00:41:47,181
[car door shuts]
730
00:41:50,821 --> 00:41:52,981
-Welcome, Your Royal Highness.
-Prime Minister.
731
00:41:53,061 --> 00:41:56,421
Given our different perspectives,
our different views
732
00:41:56,501 --> 00:42:00,741
on the… appropriate governance
of this nation,
733
00:42:00,821 --> 00:42:03,981
I never thought I'd find myself
commiserating with you, but…
734
00:42:05,101 --> 00:42:08,581
Let's face it.
She's made us both look like chumps.
735
00:42:09,741 --> 00:42:11,741
I… don't understand.
736
00:42:14,861 --> 00:42:16,101
Terra nullius.
737
00:42:17,541 --> 00:42:22,021
That's what your ancestor
King George III called us
738
00:42:22,101 --> 00:42:24,101
when the Brits first arrived.
739
00:42:26,061 --> 00:42:27,141
"Nobody's country."
740
00:42:28,421 --> 00:42:29,261
Well,
741
00:42:30,021 --> 00:42:33,461
by God,
we were somebody's country then,
742
00:42:33,541 --> 00:42:36,781
and… we're our own country now.
743
00:42:38,061 --> 00:42:39,741
When you arrived, I thought…
744
00:42:40,741 --> 00:42:44,061
your visit might inspire Australia
to finally…
745
00:42:44,941 --> 00:42:48,301
throw off the shackles
and stand on her own two feet,
746
00:42:48,381 --> 00:42:53,341
and… no offense,
but if it'd just been you, you know,
747
00:42:53,421 --> 00:42:55,141
I might've got my wishes!
748
00:42:55,221 --> 00:42:56,901
[laughs]
749
00:42:58,741 --> 00:42:59,901
But then, you know…
750
00:43:00,861 --> 00:43:02,421
she comes along.
751
00:43:04,061 --> 00:43:08,021
The perfect wife, the perfect princess,
752
00:43:08,101 --> 00:43:10,381
and the whole place goes nuts.
753
00:43:12,021 --> 00:43:13,781
It's the power of fairy tales.
754
00:43:17,741 --> 00:43:23,541
That superstar may have just set back
the cause of republicanism in Australia
755
00:43:23,621 --> 00:43:25,221
for the foreseeable future.
756
00:43:31,781 --> 00:43:33,781
[crowds cheering]
757
00:43:37,061 --> 00:43:39,541
-[woman 1] Lady Di!
-[woman 2] Love you!
758
00:43:42,621 --> 00:43:45,501
[woman 3] Bye, Princess Diana!
759
00:43:50,181 --> 00:43:52,181
[Diana breathing heavily]
760
00:43:55,061 --> 00:43:57,261
[shouting in Māori]
761
00:43:57,341 --> 00:43:59,221
[men chanting in response]
762
00:44:01,621 --> 00:44:03,101
[chanting during haka]
763
00:44:33,061 --> 00:44:35,341
-[retching]
-[chanting ends]
764
00:44:40,421 --> 00:44:42,821
[blowing]
765
00:44:44,341 --> 00:44:46,341
[breathing heavily]
766
00:44:55,701 --> 00:44:57,501
[thunder rumbling]
767
00:45:08,061 --> 00:45:09,061
Sir.
768
00:45:11,901 --> 00:45:12,741
Highgrove.
769
00:45:15,301 --> 00:45:16,341
Kensington Palace.
770
00:45:35,541 --> 00:45:36,901
It's the Princess of Wales.
771
00:45:37,901 --> 00:45:39,741
I was hoping the Queen might see me.
772
00:46:29,461 --> 00:46:30,341
Welcome back.
773
00:46:30,421 --> 00:46:31,421
Thank you, Mama.
774
00:46:33,021 --> 00:46:35,621
-You said I should always call you that.
-Of course.
775
00:46:39,541 --> 00:46:40,421
Please.
776
00:46:40,901 --> 00:46:42,301
-Thank you, Nigel.
-Ma'am.
777
00:46:48,741 --> 00:46:49,981
I've come because…
778
00:46:50,781 --> 00:46:52,901
Well, I don't know who to turn to anymore.
779
00:46:53,741 --> 00:46:54,821
I'm struggling.
780
00:46:55,581 --> 00:46:56,461
Struggling?
781
00:46:57,181 --> 00:46:58,821
My dear, you've just had a triumph.
782
00:46:59,901 --> 00:47:01,501
I don't consider it a triumph
783
00:47:01,581 --> 00:47:04,981
if at the end of it,
my husband and I are wretchedly unhappy.
784
00:47:06,141 --> 00:47:08,221
Look at these pictures of you both
everywhere.
785
00:47:08,301 --> 00:47:10,661
Are you really telling me
that's unhappiness?
786
00:47:11,461 --> 00:47:13,781
Well, not in that moment, no.
787
00:47:13,861 --> 00:47:16,741
In that moment, it's… perfect happiness.
788
00:47:17,741 --> 00:47:20,301
But then behind closed doors,
it's a different story.
789
00:47:20,381 --> 00:47:22,981
He resents me,
resents the attention I get.
790
00:47:24,741 --> 00:47:25,741
And why is that?
791
00:47:26,701 --> 00:47:27,701
I don't know.
792
00:47:29,821 --> 00:47:32,101
I was hoping you could tell me.
He's your son.
793
00:47:32,621 --> 00:47:35,741
Because I've been a terrible mother?
Is that what you've come here to tell me?
794
00:47:35,821 --> 00:47:37,781
-No.
-The Duke of Edinburgh a terrible father?
795
00:47:37,861 --> 00:47:40,621
-Of course not.
-I struggle to understand Charles too.
796
00:47:40,701 --> 00:47:41,941
I think that's no secret.
797
00:47:42,381 --> 00:47:44,381
But us sitting here
sticking knives into him
798
00:47:44,461 --> 00:47:45,701
isn't helpful either.
799
00:47:46,861 --> 00:47:48,981
Is it also possible there is a part of you
800
00:47:49,061 --> 00:47:51,181
that is enjoying your own success
too much?
801
00:47:52,701 --> 00:47:53,901
What is "too much"?
802
00:47:54,461 --> 00:47:56,461
A smile? A moment's happiness?
803
00:47:56,541 --> 00:47:58,461
Overstepping the mark is too much.
804
00:47:59,221 --> 00:48:02,501
I think we do all know when
we've played to the gallery excessively.
805
00:48:03,301 --> 00:48:04,301
We know.
806
00:48:06,861 --> 00:48:07,861
All right.
807
00:48:08,901 --> 00:48:09,741
Yes.
808
00:48:10,821 --> 00:48:13,421
It does feel good sometimes to be cheered.
809
00:48:13,901 --> 00:48:15,101
It can be a comfort.
810
00:48:16,061 --> 00:48:18,461
Since I've joined this family,
it's not been easy.
811
00:48:19,261 --> 00:48:22,701
I've been given no help, no support,
just thrown in the deep end,
812
00:48:22,781 --> 00:48:25,741
and I think that people out there
can sense that I've suffered,
813
00:48:25,821 --> 00:48:27,301
that I'm undervalued, ignored--
814
00:48:27,381 --> 00:48:30,661
I think it's a mistake to assume
that people feel sympathy for us at all.
815
00:48:30,741 --> 00:48:33,141
And I think
it's a mistake to assume they don't.
816
00:48:35,741 --> 00:48:39,301
You've seen how the crowds responded to me
in Australia, here too.
817
00:48:39,381 --> 00:48:42,461
-Instead of resenting me for it--
-I assure you, no one resents you.
818
00:48:42,541 --> 00:48:44,301
Charles resents me.
819
00:48:44,941 --> 00:48:48,301
Anne resents me. And is it possible
that you resent me too?
820
00:48:48,381 --> 00:48:50,901
All I want is to play for the team.
821
00:48:51,461 --> 00:48:52,781
You're the Princess of Wales.
822
00:48:52,861 --> 00:48:55,221
-So of course you're part of the team.
-Then show me.
823
00:48:56,861 --> 00:48:59,581
This whole thing,
it starts and stops with you.
824
00:49:00,261 --> 00:49:01,781
You're the captain of the team.
825
00:49:02,301 --> 00:49:05,981
If you show me love,
approval, and acceptance,
826
00:49:06,061 --> 00:49:07,661
everyone else will follow.
827
00:49:08,181 --> 00:49:10,461
I think
we've gone as far as we can for now.
828
00:49:10,541 --> 00:49:13,261
-We can continue another time.
-Don't dismiss me, please.
829
00:49:13,781 --> 00:49:14,781
Don't push me away.
830
00:49:14,861 --> 00:49:16,741
-What?
-Mama…
831
00:49:34,181 --> 00:49:35,261
That's all I want.
832
00:49:38,821 --> 00:49:40,781
It's all any of us want from you.
833
00:49:42,141 --> 00:49:43,501
Is it too much to ask?
834
00:50:00,021 --> 00:50:01,101
[Anne] A hug?
835
00:50:01,181 --> 00:50:02,021
Yes.
836
00:50:02,981 --> 00:50:04,021
What kind of hug?
837
00:50:04,981 --> 00:50:06,861
A tight, rather desperate hug.
838
00:50:07,421 --> 00:50:08,741
-[Anne] I feel sick.
-Yes.
839
00:50:11,941 --> 00:50:14,101
But is it possible that she has a point?
840
00:50:15,581 --> 00:50:17,821
We are rather a tough bunch
in this family.
841
00:50:18,461 --> 00:50:21,421
We don't give out much praise
or love or thanks.
842
00:50:21,501 --> 00:50:22,501
[Margaret] Mmm.
843
00:50:22,581 --> 00:50:24,341
Perhaps Diana is best placed to--
844
00:50:24,421 --> 00:50:27,221
-Hug everyone else too.
-To connect with the modern world.
845
00:50:29,301 --> 00:50:31,301
And isn't that how the Crown survives
846
00:50:31,981 --> 00:50:34,381
and stays relevant?
By changing with the times.
847
00:50:35,661 --> 00:50:36,581
[Margaret] Mmm.
848
00:50:36,661 --> 00:50:37,741
Diana… [sighs]
849
00:50:38,701 --> 00:50:40,141
…is an immature little girl
850
00:50:40,221 --> 00:50:43,661
who, in time, will give up her struggles,
851
00:50:43,741 --> 00:50:46,301
give up her fight, and bend,
852
00:50:46,381 --> 00:50:47,541
as Philip did.
853
00:50:48,181 --> 00:50:49,181
As they all do.
854
00:50:50,141 --> 00:50:53,821
And when she bends, she will fit.
855
00:50:53,901 --> 00:50:56,421
And if she doesn't bend, what then?
856
00:50:56,501 --> 00:50:57,421
She will break.
857
00:51:36,981 --> 00:51:40,181
♪ You're just too good to be true ♪
858
00:51:40,821 --> 00:51:44,021
♪ Can't take my eyes off of you ♪
859
00:51:44,941 --> 00:51:48,061
♪ You'd be like Heaven to touch ♪
860
00:51:49,021 --> 00:51:52,221
♪ I wanna hold you so much ♪
861
00:51:53,061 --> 00:51:56,101
♪ At long last, love has arrived ♪
862
00:51:56,741 --> 00:52:00,021
♪ And I thank God I'm alive ♪
863
00:52:00,981 --> 00:52:03,701
♪ You're just too good to be true ♪
864
00:52:04,941 --> 00:52:07,941
♪ Can't take my eyes off of you ♪
865
00:52:18,061 --> 00:52:20,741
♪ I love you, baby ♪
866
00:52:20,821 --> 00:52:24,501
♪ And if it's quite alright
I need you, baby ♪
867
00:52:24,581 --> 00:52:26,661
♪ To warm a lonely night ♪
868
00:52:26,741 --> 00:52:28,861
♪ I love you, baby ♪
869
00:52:29,381 --> 00:52:33,181
♪ Trust in me when I say ♪
870
00:52:33,821 --> 00:52:36,381
♪ Oh, pretty baby ♪
871
00:52:36,461 --> 00:52:40,301
♪ Don't bring me down, I pray
Oh, pretty baby ♪
872
00:52:40,381 --> 00:52:42,221
♪ Now that I've found you, stay ♪
873
00:52:42,301 --> 00:52:45,981
♪ And let me love you, baby ♪
874
00:52:46,061 --> 00:52:49,981
♪ Let me love you ♪
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