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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:34,979 --> 00:00:36,979 ♪ ♪ 2 00:01:02,937 --> 00:01:04,812 (seagulls squawking) 3 00:01:04,896 --> 00:01:07,646 ("Memories Are Made of This" by Dean Martin playing) 4 00:01:08,687 --> 00:01:12,271 ♪ The sweet, sweet memories you've given me ♪ 5 00:01:12,354 --> 00:01:15,312 ♪ You can't beat the memories you've given me ♪ 6 00:01:15,396 --> 00:01:19,687 ♪ Take one fresh and tender kiss ♪ 7 00:01:19,771 --> 00:01:22,521 ♪ You can't beat the memories you've given me... ♪ 8 00:01:22,604 --> 00:01:26,229 ♪ Add one stolen night of bliss ♪ 9 00:01:26,312 --> 00:01:29,979 ♪ You can't beat the memories you've given me... ♪ 10 00:01:30,062 --> 00:01:33,187 ♪ One girl, one boy ♪ 11 00:01:33,271 --> 00:01:36,854 ♪ Some grief, some joy ♪ 12 00:01:36,937 --> 00:01:40,979 ♪ Memories are made of this ♪ 13 00:01:41,062 --> 00:01:44,562 ♪ You can't beat the memories you've given me... ♪ 14 00:01:44,646 --> 00:01:48,146 ♪ Then add the wedding bells ♪ 15 00:01:48,229 --> 00:01:51,896 ♪ One house where lovers dwell ♪ 16 00:01:51,979 --> 00:01:56,604 ♪ Three little kids for the flavor ♪ 17 00:01:59,437 --> 00:02:02,562 ♪ Stir carefully through the days ♪ 18 00:02:02,646 --> 00:02:06,062 ♪ See how the flavor stays ♪ 19 00:02:06,146 --> 00:02:12,104 ♪ These are the dreams you will savor ♪ 20 00:02:13,229 --> 00:02:16,854 ♪ With his blessings from above ♪ 21 00:02:16,937 --> 00:02:20,479 ♪ You can't beat the memories you've given me... ♪ 22 00:02:20,562 --> 00:02:24,104 ♪ Serve it generously with love ♪ 23 00:02:24,187 --> 00:02:27,979 ♪ You can't beat the memories you've given me... ♪ 24 00:02:28,062 --> 00:02:31,021 ♪ One man, one wife ♪ 25 00:02:31,104 --> 00:02:33,562 -♪ One love through life ♪ -Shall I? 26 00:02:33,646 --> 00:02:35,479 -Best if you let us do it. -Right. 27 00:02:35,562 --> 00:02:37,354 ♪ Memories are made of this. ♪ 28 00:02:37,437 --> 00:02:39,229 (grunts, sighs) 29 00:02:41,104 --> 00:02:43,521 NIGEL: There you go, Mr. Hazelwood. 30 00:02:44,562 --> 00:02:46,937 You've landed in quite a lovely spot, haven't you? 31 00:02:47,021 --> 00:02:48,854 And with a view of the sea. 32 00:02:49,896 --> 00:02:52,104 -Are you a nurse? -Oh. 33 00:02:52,187 --> 00:02:53,687 Teacher. 34 00:02:53,771 --> 00:02:55,687 I-I mean, I-I was. I'm... 35 00:02:55,771 --> 00:02:57,312 I'm retired. 36 00:03:02,437 --> 00:03:05,187 NIGEL: Pamela will be here every day to bathe and exercise him. 37 00:03:05,271 --> 00:03:07,396 I'll be around twice a week to check his observations 38 00:03:07,479 --> 00:03:08,979 and adjust his medication. 39 00:03:09,062 --> 00:03:10,437 But you'll have charge of his meals 40 00:03:10,521 --> 00:03:12,729 and anything else that comes up while we're not here. 41 00:03:12,812 --> 00:03:14,521 -I understand. -And he can feed himself, 42 00:03:14,604 --> 00:03:16,562 though he sometimes makes a mess of it. 43 00:03:16,646 --> 00:03:18,146 And you have to watch for him choking. 44 00:03:18,229 --> 00:03:19,979 -That's from the dysphagia... -Difficulty in swallowing. 45 00:03:20,062 --> 00:03:22,937 I'm to cut his food into small pieces or puree it 46 00:03:23,021 --> 00:03:25,937 and make sure he drinks a sufficient amount of water. 47 00:03:26,021 --> 00:03:28,604 -I've been reading up about it. -(chuckles) 48 00:03:28,687 --> 00:03:31,104 -Well, you deserve a gold star, don't you? -(laughs) 49 00:03:31,187 --> 00:03:33,104 This is Mr. Hazelwood's personal items. 50 00:03:33,187 --> 00:03:35,812 They came to the hospital after he sold the house. 51 00:03:43,271 --> 00:03:45,437 Is there anything else I should know? 52 00:03:45,521 --> 00:03:47,562 Oh. No cigarettes. 53 00:03:47,646 --> 00:03:49,229 He will try and get one out of you. 54 00:03:49,312 --> 00:03:51,604 Oh, we don't keep them in the house. 55 00:03:54,646 --> 00:03:56,187 (door opens) 56 00:03:57,229 --> 00:03:58,771 (door closes) 57 00:03:58,854 --> 00:04:00,812 ♪ ♪ 58 00:04:07,104 --> 00:04:08,562 (seagulls squawking) 59 00:04:08,646 --> 00:04:10,396 TOM: Run, Bobby! Bobby! 60 00:04:15,562 --> 00:04:17,521 ♪ ♪ 61 00:04:31,354 --> 00:04:32,729 What's this about? 62 00:04:36,937 --> 00:04:38,854 I thought he was staying in the spare room. 63 00:04:38,937 --> 00:04:41,146 He's not a prisoner. 64 00:04:41,229 --> 00:04:42,729 This is my home. 65 00:04:43,771 --> 00:04:45,146 Isn't it? 66 00:04:46,396 --> 00:04:48,604 For God's sake, Marion, I can only stand so much. 67 00:04:53,104 --> 00:04:54,396 (dish clinks) 68 00:04:55,979 --> 00:04:58,812 There are places for invalids. 69 00:05:00,229 --> 00:05:02,812 Have you been inside any of those places? 70 00:05:02,896 --> 00:05:05,437 -Besides, you agreed. -Well... 71 00:05:05,521 --> 00:05:07,812 You wouldn't give me any rest until I did. 72 00:05:07,896 --> 00:05:09,896 Seemed the right thing to do. 73 00:05:09,979 --> 00:05:11,937 Don't fool yourself. 74 00:05:12,021 --> 00:05:13,646 You know why you brought him here. 75 00:05:13,729 --> 00:05:14,896 Why? 76 00:05:14,979 --> 00:05:17,146 To punish him. 77 00:05:17,229 --> 00:05:19,062 That's ridiculous. 78 00:05:20,479 --> 00:05:23,771 You waiting on him hand and foot, that's ridiculous. 79 00:05:30,854 --> 00:05:32,812 ♪ ♪ 80 00:06:00,979 --> 00:06:02,979 ♪ ♪ 81 00:06:27,646 --> 00:06:29,646 ♪ ♪ 82 00:06:51,062 --> 00:06:53,021 ♪ ♪ 83 00:07:09,646 --> 00:07:11,562 MARION: Here is an interesting bit 84 00:07:11,646 --> 00:07:13,562 in the Arts section. 85 00:07:13,646 --> 00:07:15,646 (newspaper rustling) 86 00:07:16,687 --> 00:07:19,271 A young woman has been short-listed 87 00:07:19,354 --> 00:07:21,979 for the Turner Prize 88 00:07:22,062 --> 00:07:24,062 with a piece called My Bed. 89 00:07:24,146 --> 00:07:26,062 (Patrick grunts softly) 90 00:07:26,146 --> 00:07:28,896 That's exactly what it is. 91 00:07:28,979 --> 00:07:30,979 Unmade no less. 92 00:07:32,229 --> 00:07:35,021 Apparently, everyone's talking about it. 93 00:07:35,104 --> 00:07:36,729 (Patrick sighs) 94 00:07:37,979 --> 00:07:40,104 I'd like to see it. 95 00:07:40,187 --> 00:07:42,604 (slurred muttering) 96 00:07:42,687 --> 00:07:46,354 You were the one who taught me to look at art. 97 00:07:46,437 --> 00:07:47,771 Do you remember? 98 00:07:50,062 --> 00:07:51,354 Ohk. 99 00:07:51,437 --> 00:07:53,687 -I don't... -(groans) 100 00:07:56,187 --> 00:07:57,771 (slowly): Ohk. 101 00:07:57,854 --> 00:07:59,687 I can't understand. 102 00:07:59,771 --> 00:08:02,312 Sm. 103 00:08:02,396 --> 00:08:03,771 Ohk. 104 00:08:03,854 --> 00:08:05,104 You want to smoke. 105 00:08:05,187 --> 00:08:06,771 (both laugh) 106 00:08:06,854 --> 00:08:08,812 -Nigel says you can't. -(scoffs) 107 00:08:08,896 --> 00:08:10,354 You've had a stroke. 108 00:08:10,437 --> 00:08:13,187 -It could cause you to have another. -(inhales sharply) 109 00:08:14,437 --> 00:08:16,187 -Eeev. -Patrick. 110 00:08:16,271 --> 00:08:18,312 I absolutely cannot allow you... 111 00:08:18,396 --> 00:08:19,896 Eeev! 112 00:08:21,437 --> 00:08:23,687 Leave? 113 00:08:23,771 --> 00:08:26,229 (grunts, sighs) 114 00:08:26,312 --> 00:08:27,979 Fine. 115 00:08:29,646 --> 00:08:31,271 MARION: Bastard. 116 00:08:41,687 --> 00:08:42,979 (sighs softly) 117 00:08:47,312 --> 00:08:49,271 (seagulls squawking) 118 00:08:57,354 --> 00:09:00,146 ("Magic Mirror" by The Empires playing) 119 00:09:09,104 --> 00:09:12,854 ♪ Magic mirror ♪ 120 00:09:12,937 --> 00:09:15,854 ♪ On the wall ♪ 121 00:09:15,937 --> 00:09:20,437 ♪ Is she the fairest ♪ 122 00:09:20,521 --> 00:09:26,687 ♪ Of them all? ♪ 123 00:09:26,771 --> 00:09:31,354 ♪ Tell me, tell me, magic mirror ♪ 124 00:09:31,437 --> 00:09:34,562 ♪ On the wall... ♪ 125 00:09:34,646 --> 00:09:36,229 You said you'd ask. 126 00:09:36,312 --> 00:09:38,979 -It was your idea. -He's your brother. 127 00:09:39,062 --> 00:09:40,646 SYLVIE: I wouldn't get my hopes up for Tom. 128 00:09:40,729 --> 00:09:41,854 MARION: I'm not. 129 00:09:41,937 --> 00:09:45,187 He likes, you know, l-loud, busty types. 130 00:09:47,146 --> 00:09:49,062 What do you think, ladies? Are we getting wet today? 131 00:09:49,146 --> 00:09:50,229 (Marion and Sylvie laugh) 132 00:09:50,312 --> 00:09:52,479 Marion can't swim. 133 00:09:52,562 --> 00:09:53,771 -I can. -(laughing) 134 00:09:53,854 --> 00:09:56,271 I'm just, I'm just not very good. 135 00:09:56,354 --> 00:09:59,021 She wants to ask for a lesson, Tom, but she's too shy to ask! 136 00:09:59,104 --> 00:10:00,187 (laughs) Sylvie! 137 00:10:00,271 --> 00:10:01,271 (Marion and Sylvie laughing) 138 00:10:01,354 --> 00:10:02,604 Well, how about I give you a lesson? 139 00:10:02,687 --> 00:10:03,729 -No, no, no, no! -Come on! 140 00:10:03,812 --> 00:10:05,812 (Roy and Sylvie laughing) 141 00:10:13,646 --> 00:10:15,562 They're a couple of cards, aren't they? 142 00:10:15,646 --> 00:10:16,854 MARION: (laughs) Yes. 143 00:10:18,604 --> 00:10:20,021 Almost didn't recognize you. 144 00:10:20,104 --> 00:10:23,312 Been a while since you came around to the house. 145 00:10:23,396 --> 00:10:25,062 I've been at teacher training college. 146 00:10:25,146 --> 00:10:27,104 Yeah, Sylvie said. 147 00:10:28,229 --> 00:10:29,937 And you were stationed...? 148 00:10:30,021 --> 00:10:31,812 Up north. (sniffs) 149 00:10:31,896 --> 00:10:34,687 Yeah, glad to have that behind me. 150 00:10:34,771 --> 00:10:36,396 I'm a policeman now. 151 00:10:36,479 --> 00:10:38,604 I heard. 152 00:10:38,687 --> 00:10:39,937 Must be quite fulfilling. 153 00:10:44,979 --> 00:10:47,229 Well, you can't go through life afraid of the water. 154 00:10:49,062 --> 00:10:51,479 It's too cold. 155 00:10:51,562 --> 00:10:54,021 You can start in the lido if you like. 156 00:10:54,104 --> 00:10:55,354 All right. 157 00:10:55,437 --> 00:10:58,229 ("Honey Drop" by The 3 Honeydrops playing) 158 00:10:58,312 --> 00:11:00,521 -♪ Well, honey drop ♪ -(playful chatter) 159 00:11:00,604 --> 00:11:03,146 ♪ So sweet, so fine ♪ 160 00:11:03,229 --> 00:11:04,896 ♪ Won't you say ♪ 161 00:11:04,979 --> 00:11:07,687 ♪ That you'll be mine... ♪ 162 00:11:07,771 --> 00:11:09,396 It's cold. 163 00:11:09,479 --> 00:11:11,271 ♪ My heart romancin'... ♪ 164 00:11:11,354 --> 00:11:14,271 -Right. When I tell you... -Mm-hmm. 165 00:11:14,354 --> 00:11:16,687 ...you need to throw your legs behind you. 166 00:11:16,771 --> 00:11:18,562 Arms out. 167 00:11:18,646 --> 00:11:21,104 And then kick. 168 00:11:21,187 --> 00:11:22,396 Go. 169 00:11:22,479 --> 00:11:23,771 (groans) 170 00:11:23,854 --> 00:11:25,354 Oh, I'm so sorry. 171 00:11:26,437 --> 00:11:28,729 ♪ To have and hold ♪ 172 00:11:28,812 --> 00:11:30,437 ♪ Honey drop, honey drop... ♪ 173 00:11:30,521 --> 00:11:31,937 Good. 174 00:11:33,104 --> 00:11:35,312 ♪ Oh, honey drop ♪ 175 00:11:35,396 --> 00:11:37,271 ♪ So sweet, so fair... ♪ 176 00:11:37,354 --> 00:11:39,437 -That's it. You got it. -(laughs) 177 00:11:39,521 --> 00:11:40,937 ♪ You really care... ♪ 178 00:11:41,021 --> 00:11:42,354 MARION: Thanks for the lessons. 179 00:11:42,437 --> 00:11:43,812 You did quite well. 180 00:11:43,896 --> 00:11:45,854 -You should stick with it. -(chuckles) 181 00:11:47,312 --> 00:11:49,646 I suppose I'll head home. 182 00:11:49,729 --> 00:11:52,062 -I was thinking. -Yes? 183 00:11:52,146 --> 00:11:54,687 You being a teacher, you must be a bit of a bookworm. 184 00:11:54,771 --> 00:11:56,062 (laughs) 185 00:11:56,146 --> 00:11:58,854 Well, I don't know how to take that. 186 00:11:58,937 --> 00:12:00,854 (laughs) But I suppose it's true. 187 00:12:00,937 --> 00:12:03,146 Sorry, no, I didn't mean... 188 00:12:04,604 --> 00:12:06,979 You see, I'm not much of a reader. 189 00:12:07,062 --> 00:12:08,354 Oh? 190 00:12:08,437 --> 00:12:10,562 But I think a man ought to try to improve himself. 191 00:12:10,646 --> 00:12:13,021 I agree with you there. 192 00:12:13,104 --> 00:12:14,937 Do you think you could recommend some books to me? 193 00:12:15,021 --> 00:12:16,396 -(chuckles) -In exchange, 194 00:12:16,479 --> 00:12:18,521 I could give you more swimming lessons. 195 00:12:18,604 --> 00:12:21,271 Yes, I'd be happy to recommend books. 196 00:12:21,354 --> 00:12:23,437 -Smashing. -(chuckles) 197 00:12:23,521 --> 00:12:24,896 (gasps, screams) 198 00:12:27,604 --> 00:12:29,437 What about art? 199 00:12:29,521 --> 00:12:31,229 You mean books about art? 200 00:12:31,312 --> 00:12:33,729 I never really looked at art before. 201 00:12:33,812 --> 00:12:35,562 Now I think I could get something out of it. 202 00:12:35,646 --> 00:12:37,312 Well, that's a start. 203 00:12:37,396 --> 00:12:40,312 Did you have any particular artist in mind? 204 00:12:41,437 --> 00:12:42,771 Mm. 205 00:12:43,854 --> 00:12:46,562 Is there a painter named Turner? 206 00:12:46,646 --> 00:12:49,562 That would be J.M.W. Turner. Yes. 207 00:13:02,812 --> 00:13:05,771 ("Baby" by Little Richard playing) 208 00:13:06,812 --> 00:13:07,896 ♪ Baby ♪ 209 00:13:07,979 --> 00:13:09,604 (panting) 210 00:13:09,687 --> 00:13:11,479 ♪ Don't you need a man like me... ♪ 211 00:13:11,562 --> 00:13:13,729 -You're doing really well. -(chuckles) 212 00:13:13,812 --> 00:13:15,646 -One more? -One more. 213 00:13:17,521 --> 00:13:20,229 ♪ Don't you need a man like me? ♪ 214 00:13:22,521 --> 00:13:25,312 ♪ We could be so happy together ♪ 215 00:13:25,396 --> 00:13:28,146 ♪ Try to raise a family ♪ 216 00:13:29,521 --> 00:13:31,521 ♪ ♪ 217 00:13:40,312 --> 00:13:41,562 (bell clangs) 218 00:13:50,521 --> 00:13:52,479 (laughing) 219 00:13:52,562 --> 00:13:55,229 ♪ Yes, baby... ♪ 220 00:13:56,146 --> 00:13:57,062 -(shouts excitedly) -(onlookers cheering) 221 00:13:57,146 --> 00:13:59,604 -That cat, please. -(applause) 222 00:13:59,687 --> 00:14:01,062 There you are, sir. 223 00:14:01,146 --> 00:14:02,646 ♪ I'm gonna come back to see you, baby... ♪ 224 00:14:02,729 --> 00:14:05,562 -Winner! -(laughs) 225 00:14:05,646 --> 00:14:06,854 Thank you. Thank you. 226 00:14:06,937 --> 00:14:08,271 (applause fades) 227 00:14:08,354 --> 00:14:10,354 (seagulls squawking) 228 00:14:10,437 --> 00:14:12,229 (song ends) 229 00:14:12,312 --> 00:14:13,604 (dog barks) 230 00:14:13,687 --> 00:14:15,062 Hey, no. No, no, no, no. 231 00:14:15,146 --> 00:14:16,771 Not today, boy. Not today. Hey, no. 232 00:14:16,854 --> 00:14:19,062 -Hey. Good boy. Good boy. -(whimpers) 233 00:14:24,771 --> 00:14:26,937 Oh. Ahoy. 234 00:14:27,021 --> 00:14:28,187 (whimpers) 235 00:14:28,271 --> 00:14:29,771 (shushes) 236 00:14:41,229 --> 00:14:43,229 (grunting softly) 237 00:14:47,354 --> 00:14:49,271 What the devil do you think you're doing? 238 00:14:49,354 --> 00:14:51,604 -(slurred, mumbled speech) -Give me that. 239 00:14:51,687 --> 00:14:53,271 -(laughing) -Patrick. Stop. 240 00:14:53,354 --> 00:14:54,604 Ow! 241 00:14:56,812 --> 00:14:59,396 You could start a fire. 242 00:15:02,104 --> 00:15:03,854 (slurring): Where's Tom? 243 00:15:03,937 --> 00:15:06,021 -What? -Where's Tom? 244 00:15:06,104 --> 00:15:07,687 -Where's Tom? -Mm. 245 00:15:07,771 --> 00:15:10,104 Oh, he's... 246 00:15:10,187 --> 00:15:12,271 He's walking Bobby. 247 00:15:12,354 --> 00:15:15,146 -No. -Well, he-he's swimming. 248 00:15:15,229 --> 00:15:18,271 -No! -He doesn't want to see you. 249 00:15:18,354 --> 00:15:19,979 He... 250 00:15:20,062 --> 00:15:22,646 He won't even come near your room. 251 00:15:22,729 --> 00:15:25,729 Well, I don't think he'll ever forgive me for bringing you here. 252 00:15:25,812 --> 00:15:27,812 Bloody mess. 253 00:15:27,896 --> 00:15:29,896 (footsteps receding) 254 00:15:34,021 --> 00:15:36,021 (sobbing) 255 00:15:39,896 --> 00:15:41,729 MARION: (chuckles) The museum? 256 00:15:41,812 --> 00:15:43,771 I'm sure you've been here before. 257 00:15:43,854 --> 00:15:45,062 Well, yes. 258 00:15:45,146 --> 00:15:47,354 But have you ever had a personal tour 259 00:15:47,437 --> 00:15:50,021 from the director of the Western Art Galleries? 260 00:15:50,104 --> 00:15:52,271 (laughs) No. 261 00:15:52,354 --> 00:15:53,479 -How did you... -He was a witness 262 00:15:53,562 --> 00:15:54,937 to an accident on my watch. 263 00:15:55,021 --> 00:15:57,354 Nothing serious, but we got talking, 264 00:15:57,437 --> 00:15:59,521 and he invited me for a private tour. 265 00:15:59,604 --> 00:16:02,604 And I thought, "Marion would enjoy that sort of thing more than me." 266 00:16:03,646 --> 00:16:06,062 PATRICK: Notice the light... 267 00:16:06,146 --> 00:16:09,437 striking the crest of the crashing waves. 268 00:16:11,604 --> 00:16:14,896 You feel they could crush you or take you under. 269 00:16:14,979 --> 00:16:16,979 ♪ ♪ 270 00:16:30,979 --> 00:16:35,062 Blake's trying to startle the senses as well as the spirit. 271 00:16:35,146 --> 00:16:37,146 There's so much passion in his work. 272 00:16:41,146 --> 00:16:43,312 You just... 273 00:16:43,396 --> 00:16:45,271 have to let it take hold of you. 274 00:16:58,062 --> 00:17:00,729 Now, this is one of my favorite paintings. 275 00:17:00,812 --> 00:17:03,479 Raising of Lazarus by Jan Lievens. 276 00:17:03,562 --> 00:17:05,479 He was a contemporary of Rembrandt. 277 00:17:06,521 --> 00:17:08,062 Astonishing. 278 00:17:10,104 --> 00:17:11,521 (whispers): Exactly. 279 00:17:13,729 --> 00:17:16,187 Thanks ever so much. 280 00:17:16,271 --> 00:17:17,646 It's been splendid. 281 00:17:17,729 --> 00:17:21,146 Oh, I don't know if you're free Friday, but I have tickets to a recital. 282 00:17:21,229 --> 00:17:22,729 Why don't the two of you join me? 283 00:17:22,812 --> 00:17:24,562 Never been to a recital. 284 00:17:24,646 --> 00:17:26,896 But it's up to Marion. 285 00:17:26,979 --> 00:17:29,062 Um, of course. 286 00:17:29,146 --> 00:17:32,396 Well, I'll see you then. 7:00. 287 00:17:32,479 --> 00:17:34,062 Thank you. 288 00:17:37,729 --> 00:17:39,521 So kind of him to invite us. 289 00:17:39,604 --> 00:17:41,729 I'll be sorry to miss our library visit, though. 290 00:17:41,812 --> 00:17:43,729 Don't you want to go? I could tell him. 291 00:17:43,812 --> 00:17:46,687 No. No. It would hurt his feelings. 292 00:17:46,771 --> 00:17:49,396 He can't have many friends his own age if he's invited us. 293 00:17:51,562 --> 00:17:54,354 -I think he's taken with you, that's all. -(laughs) 294 00:17:54,437 --> 00:17:56,146 Don't be silly. 295 00:17:56,229 --> 00:17:58,187 (orchestra playing gentle classical music) 296 00:18:33,437 --> 00:18:35,437 (last note fades) 297 00:18:40,979 --> 00:18:42,896 PATRICK: I love this wine! 298 00:18:42,979 --> 00:18:44,062 It reminds me of Rome. 299 00:18:44,146 --> 00:18:45,562 MARION: Have you traveled a great deal? 300 00:18:45,646 --> 00:18:48,937 Well, the museum sends me to Italy now and then to collect new pieces, 301 00:18:49,021 --> 00:18:51,646 and I always try to take a few days for myself 302 00:18:51,729 --> 00:18:53,771 -and have an adventure. -MARION: Mm. 303 00:18:53,854 --> 00:18:55,312 -How about you? -(Marion chuckles) 304 00:18:55,396 --> 00:18:57,646 I've never had the opportunity. I don't know when I will. 305 00:18:57,729 --> 00:18:59,687 Oh, but you must dream, Marion. 306 00:18:59,771 --> 00:19:01,937 Nothing happens unless you dream of it first. 307 00:19:02,021 --> 00:19:04,646 -(Marion laughs) -Dream, Marion. Go on. 308 00:19:04,729 --> 00:19:07,562 I suppose it would have to be Venice. 309 00:19:07,646 --> 00:19:10,687 (gasps) Ah, you're a romantic. 310 00:19:10,771 --> 00:19:12,604 Um, I don't know. 311 00:19:12,687 --> 00:19:17,146 I imagine Venice to be like something out of another world. 312 00:19:17,229 --> 00:19:18,812 PATRICK: That it is. 313 00:19:18,896 --> 00:19:21,896 Personally, I'd love to see Mother Russia. 314 00:19:21,979 --> 00:19:23,979 It's the setting of my favorite novel, Anna Karenina. 315 00:19:24,062 --> 00:19:25,437 I haven't read it. 316 00:19:25,521 --> 00:19:26,854 Oh, you must! 317 00:19:26,937 --> 00:19:28,771 -It's literature's most tragic love story. -(laughing) 318 00:19:28,854 --> 00:19:32,104 And the most true, because all love stories are tragic, aren't they? 319 00:19:32,187 --> 00:19:34,312 I hope not. 320 00:19:35,812 --> 00:19:37,229 PATRICK: Let's have a toast. 321 00:19:38,396 --> 00:19:40,729 -To Marion. -(laughs) No. 322 00:19:40,812 --> 00:19:42,062 To all of us. 323 00:19:42,146 --> 00:19:43,271 -To all of us. -To all of us. 324 00:19:43,354 --> 00:19:45,396 -All of us. (laughs) -Cheers. Cheers! 325 00:19:45,479 --> 00:19:48,062 -(piano playing "I'm Going to Get Lit Up") -(laughter) 326 00:19:48,146 --> 00:19:50,562 (laughter continues) 327 00:19:53,604 --> 00:19:58,354 ♪ I'm gonna get lit up when the lights go up in London ♪ 328 00:19:58,437 --> 00:20:00,979 ♪ I'm gonna get lit up ♪ 329 00:20:01,062 --> 00:20:04,479 -♪ Like I've never been before ♪ -(laughter) 330 00:20:04,562 --> 00:20:08,771 ♪ You will find me on the tiles, you will find me wreathed in smiles ♪ 331 00:20:08,854 --> 00:20:12,979 ♪ I'm gonna get so lit up, I'll be visible for miles ♪ 332 00:20:13,062 --> 00:20:17,687 ♪ The city will sit up when the lights go up in London ♪ 333 00:20:17,771 --> 00:20:20,437 ♪ We'll all be lit up as the Strand was ♪ 334 00:20:20,521 --> 00:20:22,521 ♪ Only more, much more ♪ 335 00:20:22,604 --> 00:20:24,771 ♪ And before the party's played out ♪ 336 00:20:24,854 --> 00:20:26,979 ♪ They will fetch the fire brigade out ♪ 337 00:20:27,062 --> 00:20:31,396 ♪ To the lit-est up-est scene you ever saw. ♪ 338 00:20:31,479 --> 00:20:34,437 (laughter) 339 00:20:39,187 --> 00:20:41,562 (song fades) 340 00:20:41,646 --> 00:20:42,812 Pamela can't make it. 341 00:20:42,896 --> 00:20:45,021 I'm giving you your bath. 342 00:20:45,104 --> 00:20:47,937 She doesn't come again before Friday. 343 00:20:48,021 --> 00:20:50,062 You need a bath. 344 00:20:50,146 --> 00:20:51,729 Believe me, 345 00:20:51,812 --> 00:20:55,312 I'm not any happier about it than you are. 346 00:20:55,396 --> 00:20:58,729 You'll get one of these after, if you behave. 347 00:21:00,312 --> 00:21:02,271 (closet door closes) 348 00:21:06,229 --> 00:21:08,229 ♪ ♪ 349 00:21:09,312 --> 00:21:10,729 (grunts) 350 00:21:13,521 --> 00:21:14,562 (grunts) 351 00:21:28,979 --> 00:21:30,771 Rather beautiful dome shape above, 352 00:21:30,854 --> 00:21:33,146 which is very typical of Indian architecture. 353 00:21:34,646 --> 00:21:36,271 Peaceful, isn't it? 354 00:21:38,146 --> 00:21:40,937 It was built to commemorate the many brave Indian soldiers 355 00:21:41,021 --> 00:21:42,271 during the Great War. 356 00:21:45,271 --> 00:21:48,271 It's made entirely of Italian marble. 357 00:21:49,521 --> 00:21:51,729 Shipped over from Sicily. 358 00:21:51,812 --> 00:21:54,521 ♪ ♪ 359 00:22:10,437 --> 00:22:12,437 (birds chirping) 360 00:22:18,396 --> 00:22:20,104 (match strikes) 361 00:22:29,396 --> 00:22:31,396 Do you mind if I join you? 362 00:22:32,729 --> 00:22:33,937 (mumbles) 363 00:22:42,521 --> 00:22:44,521 (Marion exhales) 364 00:22:45,979 --> 00:22:47,937 (woman singing opera music) 365 00:22:54,229 --> 00:22:56,187 (woman continues singing opera music) 366 00:23:26,146 --> 00:23:28,104 (woman continues singing opera music) 367 00:23:39,021 --> 00:23:41,021 MARION: We went to the opera. 368 00:23:42,021 --> 00:23:43,062 Verdi. 369 00:23:43,146 --> 00:23:45,104 It was beautiful. 370 00:23:45,187 --> 00:23:47,021 JULIA: And you were Patrick's guests again? 371 00:23:47,104 --> 00:23:48,396 (playful chatter) 372 00:23:48,479 --> 00:23:52,521 Well, he heard that I'd always dreamed of going, 373 00:23:52,604 --> 00:23:54,604 so he insisted. 374 00:23:56,604 --> 00:23:57,729 What? 375 00:23:59,271 --> 00:24:01,062 How long have you and Tom known each other? 376 00:24:01,146 --> 00:24:03,271 Since the summer. 377 00:24:03,354 --> 00:24:05,021 Hmm. 378 00:24:05,104 --> 00:24:07,021 And has he made advances? 379 00:24:07,104 --> 00:24:09,104 Tom's a gentleman. 380 00:24:09,187 --> 00:24:10,396 What are you getting at? 381 00:24:10,479 --> 00:24:12,437 Well, it's just... 382 00:24:13,812 --> 00:24:16,687 The three of you spending so much time together. 383 00:24:16,771 --> 00:24:18,521 Tom's not jealous? 384 00:24:18,604 --> 00:24:20,604 Why should he be? 385 00:24:20,687 --> 00:24:23,312 Well, you and this Patrick seem better suited to each other. 386 00:24:23,396 --> 00:24:25,646 So many similar interests. 387 00:24:25,729 --> 00:24:28,229 Are you sure it's Tom you want to be with? 388 00:24:28,312 --> 00:24:31,979 Well, I must admit, Patrick is dashing. 389 00:24:32,062 --> 00:24:34,812 -But... -But? 390 00:24:34,896 --> 00:24:37,687 With Tom, I don't care about 391 00:24:37,771 --> 00:24:41,437 education or grammar or manners. 392 00:24:41,521 --> 00:24:43,521 When he burps when he drinks his beer 393 00:24:43,604 --> 00:24:46,354 (laughing): or falls asleep at the opera, which he did. 394 00:24:46,437 --> 00:24:49,812 -(laughs) -And it annoyed Patrick to no end. 395 00:24:49,896 --> 00:24:52,604 With all of that, 396 00:24:52,687 --> 00:24:54,729 he's just perfect. 397 00:24:55,771 --> 00:24:57,312 He's Tom. 398 00:24:58,354 --> 00:25:00,687 Does that answer your question? 399 00:25:00,771 --> 00:25:03,312 Well, I think you're saying you're in love. 400 00:25:06,521 --> 00:25:08,062 And Tom? 401 00:25:10,437 --> 00:25:12,021 Well, you'll be happy to hear 402 00:25:12,104 --> 00:25:14,354 that we are seeing each other this weekend. 403 00:25:14,437 --> 00:25:15,646 Just the two of us. 404 00:25:15,729 --> 00:25:17,729 (bell clanging outside) 405 00:25:18,979 --> 00:25:20,437 Your idea? 406 00:25:20,521 --> 00:25:21,812 His. 407 00:25:22,812 --> 00:25:24,479 ("With All My Heart" by Petula Clark playing) 408 00:25:24,562 --> 00:25:27,437 ♪ La, la, la, la, la, la ♪ 409 00:25:27,521 --> 00:25:30,437 ♪ La, la, la, la, la, la, la... ♪ 410 00:25:30,521 --> 00:25:33,021 Do you want another? 411 00:25:33,104 --> 00:25:35,271 I've barely touched this one. 412 00:25:35,354 --> 00:25:36,937 Right. 413 00:25:39,979 --> 00:25:41,562 How's Sylvie? 414 00:25:42,771 --> 00:25:44,562 Same. 415 00:25:44,646 --> 00:25:45,896 Are you all right? 416 00:25:45,979 --> 00:25:48,562 (men arguing indistinctly) 417 00:25:50,437 --> 00:25:52,437 Let's go. We can't talk in here. 418 00:25:52,521 --> 00:25:55,854 -MAN: Now get out! Get out! -(arguing continues) 419 00:25:55,937 --> 00:25:58,437 -(music continues inside) -(door opens) 420 00:25:58,521 --> 00:26:00,437 What the hell is wrong with you? 421 00:26:00,521 --> 00:26:03,396 -What? -Why can't we have a drink like a normal couple? 422 00:26:03,479 --> 00:26:04,979 Or dance? 423 00:26:13,479 --> 00:26:15,937 I want to take you somewhere. 424 00:26:16,021 --> 00:26:17,979 All right? 425 00:26:29,271 --> 00:26:30,729 Can I get you a drink? 426 00:26:30,812 --> 00:26:33,312 -What would you like? -(cupboard opens) 427 00:26:33,396 --> 00:26:35,437 Whiskey? 428 00:26:35,521 --> 00:26:37,187 Cognac? 429 00:26:37,271 --> 00:26:38,771 Brandy? 430 00:26:41,021 --> 00:26:42,604 Is this Patrick's flat? 431 00:26:42,687 --> 00:26:44,104 Yeah. 432 00:26:44,187 --> 00:26:45,271 (chuckles softly) 433 00:26:45,354 --> 00:26:46,854 He's in London. 434 00:26:46,937 --> 00:26:49,312 Gave me a set of keys so I can use it when he's away. 435 00:26:49,396 --> 00:26:51,896 You said you wanted...? 436 00:26:51,979 --> 00:26:53,896 MARION: Whiskey, please. 437 00:26:56,354 --> 00:26:58,021 -Cheers. -Cheers. 438 00:27:01,146 --> 00:27:03,437 (chuckles) 439 00:27:03,521 --> 00:27:05,979 Is this you? 440 00:27:06,062 --> 00:27:07,521 It's good, isn't it? 441 00:27:10,396 --> 00:27:13,646 Patrick says ordinary people have the best faces. 442 00:27:16,896 --> 00:27:18,229 Did you pose for this? 443 00:27:18,312 --> 00:27:20,146 That's how Patrick and I met. 444 00:27:20,229 --> 00:27:21,396 I told you. 445 00:27:21,479 --> 00:27:24,396 No, you said it was reporting an accident. 446 00:27:26,312 --> 00:27:29,312 I haven't finished the tour. Come on. 447 00:27:32,812 --> 00:27:35,104 ♪ ♪ 448 00:27:50,646 --> 00:27:52,354 (Tom sighs) 449 00:27:52,437 --> 00:27:54,479 I wanted it to be nice for you. 450 00:27:54,562 --> 00:27:56,562 This is nice. (laughs) 451 00:27:58,104 --> 00:28:00,104 I wanted to tell you... 452 00:28:01,937 --> 00:28:03,937 ...ask you a question, really. 453 00:28:05,812 --> 00:28:07,812 Something that's hard to say. 454 00:28:07,896 --> 00:28:09,437 Just try. 455 00:28:13,604 --> 00:28:15,479 I want you to be my wife. 456 00:28:19,646 --> 00:28:20,979 I-I'm not good at this sort of thing. 457 00:28:21,062 --> 00:28:22,604 I wasn't sure you even... 458 00:28:22,687 --> 00:28:27,021 I never tried anything before because I think I was afraid. 459 00:28:27,104 --> 00:28:29,187 (laughs) Of me? 460 00:28:29,271 --> 00:28:31,646 Of growing up. 461 00:28:31,729 --> 00:28:33,771 When a man gets married, it's a big step. 462 00:28:35,062 --> 00:28:37,937 And you seemed so taken with Patrick, I... 463 00:28:38,021 --> 00:28:40,729 No, that's not true, Tom. That's not true at all. 464 00:28:40,812 --> 00:28:42,812 I just... 465 00:28:42,896 --> 00:28:46,729 I didn't think you were interested in me. That's all. 466 00:28:47,812 --> 00:28:49,271 We're just two confused people, aren't we? 467 00:28:49,354 --> 00:28:50,354 (both laugh) 468 00:28:50,437 --> 00:28:52,312 Looks that way. 469 00:28:55,646 --> 00:28:57,229 Will you think about it? 470 00:28:57,312 --> 00:28:59,312 (dice rattling) 471 00:29:00,646 --> 00:29:02,146 MARION: (gasps) Very lucky. 472 00:29:02,229 --> 00:29:03,896 I'm on a roll. 473 00:29:03,979 --> 00:29:05,562 (Marion chuckles) 474 00:29:18,437 --> 00:29:20,021 It's time for his pills. 475 00:29:26,354 --> 00:29:27,479 (sniffs) 476 00:29:28,854 --> 00:29:30,937 He spoke today. 477 00:29:31,021 --> 00:29:32,729 Do you want to know what he said? 478 00:29:32,812 --> 00:29:34,187 Not particularly. 479 00:29:35,229 --> 00:29:37,146 "Where's Tom?" 480 00:29:40,187 --> 00:29:42,312 That's what he asked. 481 00:29:42,396 --> 00:29:43,812 Christ Almighty, Marion. 482 00:29:43,896 --> 00:29:45,062 What do you want from me? 483 00:29:45,146 --> 00:29:48,312 All the time he's been here, you haven't been to see him once. 484 00:29:48,396 --> 00:29:49,771 And I don't plan to. 485 00:29:49,854 --> 00:29:53,104 If he upsets you so much, you should just send him away. 486 00:29:53,187 --> 00:29:54,479 -MARION: You don't mean that. -I do. 487 00:29:54,562 --> 00:29:56,062 I said it from the beginning. 488 00:29:56,146 --> 00:29:57,854 We owe him something after what happened. 489 00:29:57,937 --> 00:29:59,896 Just leave it alone. We settled it a long time ago. 490 00:29:59,979 --> 00:30:01,187 No. We didn't. 491 00:30:01,271 --> 00:30:02,729 We didn't settle it. 492 00:30:02,812 --> 00:30:04,146 We just stopped talking about it. 493 00:30:04,229 --> 00:30:05,937 I don't want to hear another word. 494 00:30:06,021 --> 00:30:09,062 -Are we playing or not? -(grunts) 495 00:30:09,146 --> 00:30:10,437 How did this happen?! 496 00:30:10,521 --> 00:30:12,437 (whispers): Bloody hell. 497 00:30:12,521 --> 00:30:14,937 I was supposed to be married with all the good things that come with that. 498 00:30:15,021 --> 00:30:17,437 Now look-look at me. 499 00:30:17,521 --> 00:30:19,354 There's no passion. 500 00:30:20,896 --> 00:30:24,771 TOM: Everything was fine until you brought him here. 501 00:30:24,854 --> 00:30:27,229 MARION: Things haven't been fine for quite a while, 502 00:30:27,312 --> 00:30:29,521 and if we don't try to fix it or at least-- 503 00:30:29,604 --> 00:30:30,937 Wh-Where are you going? 504 00:30:31,021 --> 00:30:33,687 -TOM: The pub for some peace. -And-and what do I do, Tom? 505 00:30:33,771 --> 00:30:35,521 How do I find some peace? 506 00:30:35,604 --> 00:30:36,771 -Send him away. -No! 507 00:30:36,854 --> 00:30:39,562 You want him gone, you do it. 508 00:30:48,396 --> 00:30:50,396 ♪ ♪ 509 00:31:07,021 --> 00:31:08,979 ♪ ♪ 510 00:31:23,812 --> 00:31:25,812 (seagulls squawking) 511 00:31:34,229 --> 00:31:36,229 ♪ ♪ 512 00:31:55,312 --> 00:31:58,396 PATRICK: 29th of July, 1957. 513 00:32:02,229 --> 00:32:03,729 -Yes? -There's been an accident. 514 00:32:03,812 --> 00:32:06,229 An old lady on her bicycle. Could you come quickly, please? 515 00:32:10,354 --> 00:32:12,062 PATRICK: Finding a policeman 516 00:32:12,146 --> 00:32:14,979 was not something I ever thought I would have to do. 517 00:32:15,062 --> 00:32:16,354 (woman speaking angrily) 518 00:32:16,437 --> 00:32:18,521 PATRICK: What the devil? 519 00:32:18,604 --> 00:32:20,562 She didn't want to wait for you. 520 00:32:20,646 --> 00:32:23,521 -Says she hates bloody coppers. (chuckles) -(Tom chuckles) 521 00:32:24,937 --> 00:32:27,979 Not the first time I've heard that. 522 00:32:28,062 --> 00:32:30,062 Not much of an accident, was it? 523 00:32:31,229 --> 00:32:32,896 I'm terribly sorry to have bothered you. 524 00:32:32,979 --> 00:32:34,687 Oh, no bother at all, sir. 525 00:32:34,771 --> 00:32:36,562 You did the right thing. 526 00:32:36,646 --> 00:32:39,312 Besides, you never know how these things will turn out. 527 00:32:39,396 --> 00:32:41,854 Thank you. Mister...? 528 00:32:41,937 --> 00:32:43,271 Hazelwood. 529 00:32:43,354 --> 00:32:44,479 Officer Burgess. 530 00:32:44,562 --> 00:32:47,354 Let me give you my card. 531 00:32:48,604 --> 00:32:50,271 PATRICK: I've never had much patience 532 00:32:50,354 --> 00:32:51,937 with our boys in blue. 533 00:32:53,271 --> 00:32:56,854 I've always despised their brutish little ways. 534 00:32:56,937 --> 00:32:59,062 The evaluating glance up and down. 535 00:32:59,146 --> 00:33:02,146 The distaste they cannot hide. 536 00:33:02,229 --> 00:33:03,812 (speaks indistinctly, laughs) 537 00:33:03,896 --> 00:33:06,521 But this boy is different. 538 00:33:08,354 --> 00:33:10,062 His eyes lit up when he saw my card. 539 00:33:10,146 --> 00:33:11,479 You work at the museum? 540 00:33:11,562 --> 00:33:14,646 PATRICK: Said he'd never been to Brighton's most noble institution, 541 00:33:14,729 --> 00:33:16,646 even on a school trip. 542 00:33:16,729 --> 00:33:18,062 I had the measles. 543 00:33:18,146 --> 00:33:20,271 -Oh, dear. -(laughs) 544 00:33:20,354 --> 00:33:23,021 PATRICK: I invited him to visit the museum as my guest. 545 00:33:23,104 --> 00:33:24,312 You're welcome. 546 00:33:24,396 --> 00:33:26,021 PATRICK: He seemed interested. 547 00:33:28,104 --> 00:33:30,521 I haven't been able to stop thinking about him. 548 00:33:31,896 --> 00:33:33,979 He's handsome, yes. 549 00:33:34,062 --> 00:33:35,812 But there's something else. 550 00:33:36,896 --> 00:33:40,646 Innocence combined with a curiosity. 551 00:33:42,854 --> 00:33:47,271 I'd like to draw him, but I wonder if he'd misunderstand. 552 00:33:49,979 --> 00:33:52,687 I'd almost forgotten that some people are still innocent. 553 00:33:52,771 --> 00:33:54,854 -Mr. Hazelwood. -Mm-hmm. 554 00:33:54,937 --> 00:33:57,312 An officer's here asking for you. 555 00:33:59,604 --> 00:34:02,646 Tell him he'll have to wait. 556 00:34:04,229 --> 00:34:06,271 He's rather handsome for a copper. 557 00:34:12,979 --> 00:34:14,979 PATRICK: There he was. 558 00:34:17,062 --> 00:34:19,271 I recognized him even from behind. 559 00:34:23,104 --> 00:34:25,146 That fine head. 560 00:34:27,229 --> 00:34:29,937 The unmistakable line of his shoulder. 561 00:34:39,646 --> 00:34:41,646 TOM: Now, that's a good painting. 562 00:34:42,812 --> 00:34:44,479 PATRICK: In fact, it's a masterpiece. 563 00:34:47,104 --> 00:34:50,687 See? I must have some taste for art after all. 564 00:34:53,187 --> 00:34:56,312 Taste is simply just knowing how something makes you feel. 565 00:34:57,521 --> 00:34:59,437 So how does it make you feel? 566 00:35:04,521 --> 00:35:06,479 You can sense the waves. 567 00:35:07,937 --> 00:35:09,562 You know, how strong they are. 568 00:35:09,646 --> 00:35:11,604 Like swimming in rough surf. 569 00:35:13,562 --> 00:35:15,521 -Exciting. -Mm. 570 00:35:18,396 --> 00:35:19,979 And frightening. 571 00:35:21,062 --> 00:35:22,271 Right. 572 00:35:23,937 --> 00:35:26,271 Don't tell the boys down the station I'm afraid of a painting. 573 00:35:26,354 --> 00:35:28,396 (both laugh) 574 00:35:35,312 --> 00:35:37,312 You know, I'm an amateur artist. 575 00:35:38,687 --> 00:35:39,812 You paint? 576 00:35:39,896 --> 00:35:42,521 Pencil drawings mostly. 577 00:35:42,604 --> 00:35:44,354 Studies of ordinary Brighton people, 578 00:35:44,437 --> 00:35:47,104 a tram conductor, a barman, that sort of thing. 579 00:35:49,604 --> 00:35:51,354 You'd make a perfect subject. 580 00:35:51,437 --> 00:35:52,937 Me? 581 00:35:54,312 --> 00:35:56,021 Never been asked to model before. 582 00:35:56,104 --> 00:35:58,104 Oh, there's nothing to it. 583 00:36:01,896 --> 00:36:04,646 But I wouldn't mind learning more about paintings. 584 00:36:06,104 --> 00:36:07,687 Art, I mean. 585 00:36:08,729 --> 00:36:10,979 Well, that's admirable. 586 00:36:11,062 --> 00:36:13,021 Is it? Why? 587 00:36:14,437 --> 00:36:17,771 Because a man should always try to improve himself. 588 00:36:21,271 --> 00:36:23,271 (waves sloshing) 589 00:36:34,646 --> 00:36:36,646 ♪ ♪ 590 00:36:55,062 --> 00:36:57,062 ♪ ♪ 591 00:36:59,521 --> 00:37:01,521 (seagulls squawking) 592 00:37:19,562 --> 00:37:20,854 (doorbell buzzes) 593 00:37:33,521 --> 00:37:34,937 -I made it. -(door opens) 594 00:37:35,021 --> 00:37:36,437 RUDY: Evening, Patrick. 595 00:37:36,521 --> 00:37:37,854 Rudy. 596 00:37:37,937 --> 00:37:40,354 This is Tom, my cousin. 597 00:37:40,437 --> 00:37:41,979 How do you do? 598 00:37:42,062 --> 00:37:43,646 Fine, thank you. 599 00:37:49,771 --> 00:37:51,396 Cousin? 600 00:37:51,479 --> 00:37:53,271 I assumed you didn't want me to say that 601 00:37:53,354 --> 00:37:55,979 you're a police officer coming to have your portrait drawn. 602 00:37:57,729 --> 00:37:59,604 Nothing wrong with that, is there? 603 00:38:07,562 --> 00:38:09,687 -Nice place. -Thank you. 604 00:38:11,229 --> 00:38:12,604 I brought my uniform, 605 00:38:12,687 --> 00:38:14,687 in case you want me in it for the portrait. 606 00:38:14,771 --> 00:38:17,021 Yes, yes. That will do nicely. 607 00:38:21,062 --> 00:38:24,937 Well, then, why don't, uh... you change. 608 00:38:25,021 --> 00:38:27,021 (pencil scraping) 609 00:39:03,229 --> 00:39:05,104 Do you like being a policeman? 610 00:39:06,896 --> 00:39:08,812 -Yeah, I think so. -Try to keep the pose. 611 00:39:08,896 --> 00:39:09,937 Oh. Sorry. 612 00:39:11,479 --> 00:39:13,479 I think so. 613 00:39:13,562 --> 00:39:15,354 What do you like about it? 614 00:39:17,187 --> 00:39:19,104 Is this part of the procedure? 615 00:39:20,146 --> 00:39:22,479 I can't draw you if I don't know who you are. 616 00:39:22,562 --> 00:39:23,812 Right. 617 00:39:26,354 --> 00:39:27,604 Um... 618 00:39:29,437 --> 00:39:32,771 I like knowing I'm doing something for the public. 619 00:39:32,854 --> 00:39:34,562 You know, protecting people. 620 00:39:37,937 --> 00:39:40,062 If that's your ambition, I give you more credit 621 00:39:40,146 --> 00:39:41,646 than most of your colleagues. 622 00:39:42,896 --> 00:39:44,062 How so? 623 00:39:46,521 --> 00:39:48,354 You seem more... 624 00:39:49,729 --> 00:39:53,354 ...open-minded than the police I've run across. 625 00:39:54,687 --> 00:39:57,021 -Do I? -Oh, yes. 626 00:39:57,104 --> 00:40:00,229 I tend to keep my distance from the police in general. 627 00:40:00,312 --> 00:40:04,021 There's no reason to fear a police officer if you stay on the right side of the law. 628 00:40:05,021 --> 00:40:06,146 Of course. I-I... 629 00:40:06,229 --> 00:40:08,021 It's the criminal element that causes the trouble. 630 00:40:08,104 --> 00:40:10,354 We just have to deal with it. 631 00:40:10,437 --> 00:40:11,729 I don't know if this is a good... 632 00:40:11,812 --> 00:40:14,021 I haven't offered you a drink. Would you like something? 633 00:40:15,771 --> 00:40:17,521 Um... 634 00:40:17,604 --> 00:40:20,187 Please, beer if you've got it. 635 00:40:20,271 --> 00:40:23,229 Don't have any beer. Uh... 636 00:40:23,312 --> 00:40:24,437 How about something stronger? 637 00:40:24,521 --> 00:40:27,437 I'm going to have a Scotch. 638 00:40:28,687 --> 00:40:31,854 How about you, Officer Burgess? 639 00:40:33,396 --> 00:40:35,937 Scotch. Thank you. 640 00:40:36,021 --> 00:40:37,854 And it's Tom. 641 00:40:40,812 --> 00:40:42,187 Tom. 642 00:40:45,187 --> 00:40:46,646 -(Tom laughing) -(lively jazz music playing) 643 00:40:46,729 --> 00:40:50,146 Oi! Stop where you are, you bloody hooligan. 644 00:40:50,229 --> 00:40:51,771 What? What? Am I that ridiculous? 645 00:40:51,854 --> 00:40:53,312 I'm sorry, but "hooligan"? 646 00:40:53,396 --> 00:40:55,229 (both laughing) 647 00:40:55,312 --> 00:40:56,729 All right. 648 00:40:56,812 --> 00:40:59,521 -I'm no, I'm no bobby. Mm. -(laughing) 649 00:40:59,604 --> 00:41:02,312 -Well, this-this looks better on you anyway. -Mm. 650 00:41:03,687 --> 00:41:07,437 -And the material's coarse. -Yeah, like me. (laughs) 651 00:41:07,521 --> 00:41:09,562 No, not at all like you. 652 00:41:09,646 --> 00:41:11,771 (both laughing) 653 00:41:15,229 --> 00:41:17,021 (sighs) 654 00:41:17,104 --> 00:41:18,354 (laughing) 655 00:41:18,437 --> 00:41:19,771 (sighs) 656 00:41:19,854 --> 00:41:21,812 (laughing) 657 00:41:24,729 --> 00:41:27,021 Do I make a good subject, then? 658 00:41:29,062 --> 00:41:32,312 Despite your nervousness... (exhales) 659 00:41:32,396 --> 00:41:34,396 -yes, yes. -(laughs) 660 00:41:35,479 --> 00:41:37,187 Well, the Scotch helped. 661 00:41:37,271 --> 00:41:38,604 Don't know if I needed three of them, though. 662 00:41:38,687 --> 00:41:40,812 You must think I'm a drunkard. (laughs) 663 00:41:40,896 --> 00:41:44,687 Oh, why shouldn't a police officer enjoy himself when he's off duty? 664 00:41:44,771 --> 00:41:47,104 -Absolutely right. (laughs) -Mm-hmm. 665 00:41:48,437 --> 00:41:49,604 (Tom chuckles) 666 00:41:52,396 --> 00:41:53,896 -(sighs) -Are you really 667 00:41:53,979 --> 00:41:55,729 going to hang my portrait in the museum? 668 00:41:59,021 --> 00:42:00,896 Well... 669 00:42:00,979 --> 00:42:03,896 someday... (sighs) 670 00:42:03,979 --> 00:42:06,521 I hope to mount a show. 671 00:42:10,771 --> 00:42:12,729 -Imagine. -(sighs) 672 00:42:12,812 --> 00:42:14,771 My face in a museum. 673 00:42:16,771 --> 00:42:19,187 Really think it'll be good enough? 674 00:42:20,229 --> 00:42:22,187 I think it will be... 675 00:42:32,437 --> 00:42:33,896 ...lovely. 676 00:42:47,437 --> 00:42:48,562 Sorry. 677 00:42:49,604 --> 00:42:51,312 There's no need to be. 678 00:43:08,646 --> 00:43:11,479 I don't know what's happening. 679 00:43:20,187 --> 00:43:22,812 -Patrick, I'm not... -Don't say anything. 680 00:43:34,437 --> 00:43:36,646 -Maybe we shouldn't. -(shushes) 681 00:43:53,812 --> 00:43:56,396 (breathes deeply) 682 00:43:59,771 --> 00:44:01,062 (whispers): All right? 683 00:44:17,437 --> 00:44:19,396 (panting softly) 684 00:44:31,021 --> 00:44:33,021 (panting heavily) 685 00:44:44,187 --> 00:44:46,187 ♪ ♪ 686 00:45:01,479 --> 00:45:03,229 Tom? 687 00:45:03,312 --> 00:45:05,437 Will you check the door, make sure there's nobody there? 688 00:45:18,062 --> 00:45:19,687 There's no one there. 689 00:45:21,687 --> 00:45:23,937 How do you do it? 690 00:45:24,021 --> 00:45:25,479 Do what? 691 00:45:27,729 --> 00:45:29,354 Live this life. 692 00:45:32,104 --> 00:45:34,229 One learns to live as one can. 693 00:45:35,396 --> 00:45:36,771 I can't. 694 00:45:43,104 --> 00:45:44,229 (door closes) 695 00:45:44,312 --> 00:45:46,271 ♪ ♪ 696 00:45:52,354 --> 00:45:54,312 PATRICK: It's hell being alone. 697 00:45:56,729 --> 00:45:59,687 I don't know whether I'll ever see my policeman again. 698 00:46:01,937 --> 00:46:04,771 These are wretched times we live in. 699 00:46:07,687 --> 00:46:10,312 When one has to scurry underground like a criminal... 700 00:46:10,396 --> 00:46:12,396 (piano playing gentle jazz music) 701 00:46:12,479 --> 00:46:14,479 ...just to drown one's sorrows. 702 00:46:16,687 --> 00:46:20,479 Thankfully, that's why places like the Argyle exist. 703 00:46:20,562 --> 00:46:23,187 -(quiet chatter) -(piano music continues) 704 00:46:35,812 --> 00:46:37,271 Hello, Patrick. 705 00:46:37,354 --> 00:46:39,312 How are we this evening? 706 00:46:39,396 --> 00:46:41,729 Oh, tolerable, Miss Brown. 707 00:46:41,812 --> 00:46:43,521 Oh, like myself. 708 00:46:43,604 --> 00:46:45,021 Scotch as usual? 709 00:46:52,771 --> 00:46:54,604 What are you having? 710 00:47:05,979 --> 00:47:07,896 A dry martini. 711 00:47:07,979 --> 00:47:10,771 Dry martinis, please. 712 00:47:10,854 --> 00:47:12,604 For each of us. 713 00:47:16,937 --> 00:47:18,937 (both panting) 714 00:47:31,312 --> 00:47:33,187 -(whistle blows) -OFFICER: Oi! 715 00:47:33,271 --> 00:47:34,396 -Stop right there! -(dog barking) 716 00:47:34,479 --> 00:47:36,687 -(whistle blows) -Stop there! 717 00:47:36,771 --> 00:47:38,437 Fucking queers. 718 00:47:38,521 --> 00:47:40,521 (grunting) 719 00:47:46,354 --> 00:47:48,354 How disgusting. 720 00:47:48,437 --> 00:47:50,021 Get up. 721 00:47:51,062 --> 00:47:52,562 You're under arrest. 722 00:47:52,646 --> 00:47:54,646 (piano music continues) 723 00:48:06,396 --> 00:48:08,396 (piano music ends) 724 00:48:23,479 --> 00:48:25,479 (slurring): I don't know why... 725 00:48:26,896 --> 00:48:28,896 (keys jangling) 726 00:48:34,479 --> 00:48:36,562 (lock clicking) 727 00:48:52,562 --> 00:48:54,562 You still want to draw me? 728 00:48:56,687 --> 00:48:58,271 If you like. 729 00:48:58,354 --> 00:49:00,146 (chuckles) 730 00:49:00,229 --> 00:49:02,104 (chuckles): If I like? 731 00:49:04,771 --> 00:49:06,646 I thought that's what you wanted. 732 00:49:08,437 --> 00:49:11,646 To draw my portrait, an ordinary person. 733 00:49:15,479 --> 00:49:17,354 That's not what you wanted, is it? 734 00:49:17,437 --> 00:49:18,854 You're drunk. 735 00:49:18,937 --> 00:49:20,812 You got me here under false pretenses. 736 00:49:20,896 --> 00:49:22,354 You knew what you wanted the whole time! 737 00:49:22,437 --> 00:49:24,687 That's why you asked me here, isn't it?! 738 00:49:27,979 --> 00:49:30,812 -Answer me! -Hit me! Hit me! Go on. 739 00:49:37,562 --> 00:49:39,062 You shouldn't have dragged me into it. 740 00:49:39,146 --> 00:49:40,896 You touched me first. 741 00:49:45,354 --> 00:49:48,021 I shouldn't have done that. It was wrong. 742 00:49:55,521 --> 00:49:57,062 (whispers): Did it feel wrong? 743 00:50:00,229 --> 00:50:01,979 Please... 744 00:50:04,896 --> 00:50:06,312 ...don't. 745 00:50:14,896 --> 00:50:16,312 (panting) 746 00:50:29,687 --> 00:50:31,646 ♪ ♪ 747 00:50:56,729 --> 00:50:58,729 ♪ ♪ 748 00:51:23,521 --> 00:51:25,521 ♪ ♪ 749 00:51:51,396 --> 00:51:53,354 ♪ ♪ 750 00:52:14,937 --> 00:52:17,937 (panting) 751 00:52:18,021 --> 00:52:20,021 (kissing) 752 00:52:31,396 --> 00:52:33,562 Did you ever think about getting married? 753 00:52:37,187 --> 00:52:38,854 I had a lover. 754 00:52:40,854 --> 00:52:42,187 Michael. 755 00:52:44,021 --> 00:52:46,104 And we were together five years. 756 00:52:50,354 --> 00:52:51,937 What happened? 757 00:52:57,271 --> 00:52:59,562 A gang of thugs beat him to death. 758 00:53:02,312 --> 00:53:03,854 (whispers): Bloody hell. 759 00:53:08,104 --> 00:53:10,062 How do you stand being alone? 760 00:53:16,021 --> 00:53:18,104 I'm not alone, am I? 761 00:53:27,604 --> 00:53:29,396 We have to be careful. 762 00:53:32,187 --> 00:53:35,187 ("Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" by Ella Fitzgerald playing) 763 00:53:36,729 --> 00:53:40,562 ♪ After one whole quart of brandy ♪ 764 00:53:40,646 --> 00:53:44,354 ♪ Like a daisy, I'm awake ♪ 765 00:53:44,437 --> 00:53:47,854 ♪ With no Bromo-Seltzer handy ♪ 766 00:53:47,937 --> 00:53:52,146 ♪ I don't even shake ♪ 767 00:53:52,229 --> 00:53:56,062 ♪ Men are not a new sensation ♪ 768 00:53:56,146 --> 00:54:00,146 ♪ I've done pretty well, I think ♪ 769 00:54:00,229 --> 00:54:04,479 ♪ But this half-pint imitation ♪ 770 00:54:04,562 --> 00:54:09,979 ♪ Put me on the blink ♪ 771 00:54:11,062 --> 00:54:14,937 ♪ I'm wild again ♪ 772 00:54:15,021 --> 00:54:19,062 ♪ Beguiled again ♪ 773 00:54:19,146 --> 00:54:24,937 ♪ A simpering, whimpering child again ♪ 774 00:54:25,021 --> 00:54:31,979 ♪ Bewitched, bothered and bewildered ♪ 775 00:54:32,062 --> 00:54:38,312 ♪ Am I ♪ 776 00:54:39,521 --> 00:54:42,729 ♪ Couldn't sleep ♪ 777 00:54:42,812 --> 00:54:46,687 ♪ And wouldn't sleep ♪ 778 00:54:46,771 --> 00:54:50,562 ♪ When love came and told me ♪ 779 00:54:50,646 --> 00:54:53,937 ♪ I shouldn't sleep ♪ 780 00:54:54,021 --> 00:55:00,646 ♪ Bewitched, bothered and bewildered ♪ 781 00:55:00,729 --> 00:55:05,729 ♪ Am I ♪ 782 00:55:08,146 --> 00:55:11,687 ♪ Lost my heart ♪ 783 00:55:11,771 --> 00:55:15,104 ♪ But what of it? ♪ 784 00:55:15,187 --> 00:55:18,021 ♪ He is cold ♪ 785 00:55:18,104 --> 00:55:22,812 ♪ I agree ♪ 786 00:55:22,896 --> 00:55:28,979 ♪ He can laugh, but I love it ♪ 787 00:55:29,062 --> 00:55:35,271 ♪ Although the laugh's on me... ♪ 788 00:55:35,354 --> 00:55:37,354 -(song fades) -(grunts) 789 00:55:41,146 --> 00:55:43,979 What? There's... no one for miles. 790 00:55:46,771 --> 00:55:48,521 You can afford to break the rules. 791 00:55:48,604 --> 00:55:50,229 I can't. 792 00:56:08,271 --> 00:56:11,271 For a policeman, that's very romantic. 793 00:56:15,354 --> 00:56:17,146 I better tell you. 794 00:56:18,604 --> 00:56:20,729 I'm planning on getting married. 795 00:56:25,437 --> 00:56:26,771 I see. 796 00:56:28,312 --> 00:56:30,979 -A man ought to be married. -Well, not all men. 797 00:56:33,354 --> 00:56:36,187 The other day, I was called in to see the sergeant. 798 00:56:36,271 --> 00:56:38,937 He told me I was doing well. 799 00:56:39,021 --> 00:56:43,062 And then he said, "I should warn you, 800 00:56:43,146 --> 00:56:46,729 some bachelors have found it hard to rise through this division." 801 00:56:50,437 --> 00:56:53,187 Do you think that's fair? 802 00:56:53,271 --> 00:56:55,979 To the girl, I mean. 803 00:56:56,062 --> 00:56:59,146 -What? -Well, marrying her for... 804 00:56:59,229 --> 00:57:01,604 well, I call it for protection. 805 00:57:01,687 --> 00:57:04,312 That's not the only reason. 806 00:57:04,396 --> 00:57:06,604 I'm fond of her. 807 00:57:06,687 --> 00:57:08,896 And someday I hope to have children. 808 00:57:17,771 --> 00:57:19,229 No. 809 00:57:19,312 --> 00:57:22,229 (panting) 810 00:57:22,312 --> 00:57:23,479 (Tom moans) 811 00:57:23,562 --> 00:57:25,937 Are you saying goodbye to me? 812 00:57:26,021 --> 00:57:28,062 No. I don't... 813 00:57:28,146 --> 00:57:29,812 -Do you want me to stop? -(moans) 814 00:57:29,896 --> 00:57:31,562 No. 815 00:57:31,646 --> 00:57:33,104 Then what shall we do? 816 00:57:34,229 --> 00:57:36,187 Can you share me? 817 00:57:37,771 --> 00:57:39,021 (moans) 818 00:57:39,104 --> 00:57:40,896 If that's what it takes. 819 00:57:40,979 --> 00:57:43,854 (panting continues) 820 00:57:43,937 --> 00:57:45,562 (moaning) 821 00:57:51,979 --> 00:57:53,437 (barks) 822 00:57:56,062 --> 00:57:57,521 Bobby. 823 00:57:57,604 --> 00:57:59,146 Here you go, boy. 824 00:58:01,729 --> 00:58:02,896 (barking) 825 00:58:06,021 --> 00:58:08,021 ♪ ♪ 826 00:58:13,271 --> 00:58:14,771 Good boy. 827 00:58:38,979 --> 00:58:41,021 ♪ ♪ 828 00:58:51,062 --> 00:58:52,396 (Marion laughs) 829 00:58:52,479 --> 00:58:53,521 JULIA: It was a sweet ceremony. 830 00:58:53,604 --> 00:58:55,062 -Just perfect. -MARION: Really? 831 00:58:55,146 --> 00:58:56,229 (Marion laughs) 832 00:58:56,312 --> 00:58:59,146 And the two of you are the handsomest couple I've ever seen. 833 00:58:59,229 --> 00:59:00,312 (chuckles) 834 00:59:00,396 --> 00:59:02,437 Patrick bought Tom that suit. 835 00:59:02,521 --> 00:59:04,229 I don't think we'll ever see him in it again. 836 00:59:04,312 --> 00:59:06,396 He thinks he looks silly. (laughs) 837 00:59:10,729 --> 00:59:12,562 -I couldn't be happier for you. -Thank you. 838 00:59:12,646 --> 00:59:14,646 -(silverware tapping on glass) -Oh. 839 00:59:14,729 --> 00:59:19,479 Apparently, I've been drafted to make a toast. 840 00:59:19,562 --> 00:59:20,979 So where's our lovely bride? 841 00:59:21,062 --> 00:59:22,479 (Marion laughs softly) 842 00:59:23,937 --> 00:59:25,937 (Patrick clears throat) 843 00:59:26,021 --> 00:59:29,562 Now, here is to Tom and Marion, 844 00:59:29,646 --> 00:59:31,771 the perfect civilized couple. 845 00:59:31,854 --> 00:59:34,812 Mr. and Mrs. Burgess. 846 00:59:35,812 --> 00:59:37,896 CROWD: Mr. and Mrs. Burgess! 847 00:59:37,979 --> 00:59:40,187 Uh, Tom, I think you're meant to kiss the bride. 848 00:59:41,646 --> 00:59:44,021 (cheering) 849 00:59:44,104 --> 00:59:46,062 (applause) 850 00:59:49,021 --> 00:59:51,062 ♪ ♪ 851 01:00:10,854 --> 01:00:12,854 ♪ ♪ 852 01:00:18,812 --> 01:00:20,271 You look nice. 853 01:00:20,354 --> 01:00:22,396 (chuckles) Thank you. 854 01:00:42,396 --> 01:00:44,396 ♪ ♪ 855 01:00:53,729 --> 01:00:56,021 Should we turn the light out? 856 01:00:56,104 --> 01:00:58,187 Yeah. 857 01:01:00,937 --> 01:01:02,562 (Tom sighing softly) 858 01:01:22,896 --> 01:01:25,354 ♪ ♪ 859 01:01:49,479 --> 01:01:50,812 (gasps softly) 860 01:01:55,021 --> 01:01:56,604 (breath shudders) 861 01:01:56,687 --> 01:01:57,896 (both moan) 862 01:01:57,979 --> 01:01:59,771 I'm sorry. 863 01:01:59,854 --> 01:02:01,896 (both panting) 864 01:02:06,271 --> 01:02:07,604 (Tom moans) 865 01:02:11,771 --> 01:02:13,771 (Tom moaning) 866 01:02:17,479 --> 01:02:19,479 (Tom moaning loudly) 867 01:02:23,521 --> 01:02:25,562 (Tom panting sharply) 868 01:02:28,896 --> 01:02:30,937 (panting slows) 869 01:02:33,187 --> 01:02:34,562 Was it all right? 870 01:02:34,646 --> 01:02:36,354 (whispers): Yes, Tom. 871 01:02:39,437 --> 01:02:41,062 I'll be better next time. 872 01:02:41,146 --> 01:02:42,937 (shushes) 873 01:02:43,021 --> 01:02:44,604 It was lovely. 874 01:02:55,104 --> 01:02:57,104 (birds chirping) 875 01:03:03,937 --> 01:03:06,146 I've got a present for you. 876 01:03:06,229 --> 01:03:07,729 (laughs) What? 877 01:03:12,021 --> 01:03:13,479 -(laughing): Oh, my God! Tom! -(laughing) 878 01:03:15,562 --> 01:03:16,979 -Oh. -Oh. 879 01:03:20,062 --> 01:03:21,271 (chuckles) 880 01:03:21,354 --> 01:03:22,604 You should've seen your face. 881 01:03:22,687 --> 01:03:24,187 (laughing) 882 01:03:24,271 --> 01:03:26,312 -(vehicle approaching) -(horn honks) 883 01:03:36,187 --> 01:03:37,729 Hello. 884 01:03:37,812 --> 01:03:39,312 Here I am, just as promised. 885 01:03:39,396 --> 01:03:41,104 Tom, help me with all of this, would you? 886 01:03:41,187 --> 01:03:42,479 Patrick? 887 01:03:42,562 --> 01:03:46,437 I promised to cook you a fabulous wedding feast. 888 01:03:46,521 --> 01:03:48,104 (chuckles) 889 01:03:48,187 --> 01:03:50,271 Didn't Tom tell you? 890 01:03:50,354 --> 01:03:51,646 (chuckles) No. 891 01:03:51,729 --> 01:03:53,229 TOM: I'm sure I did. 892 01:03:53,312 --> 01:03:55,104 PATRICK: Just for tonight. 893 01:03:55,187 --> 01:03:57,229 Then I'll be out of your hair. 894 01:03:59,729 --> 01:04:01,104 You look so happy, my dear. 895 01:04:02,729 --> 01:04:04,271 I am. (chuckles) 896 01:04:05,854 --> 01:04:08,896 (man singing Verdi's "Libiamo ne' lieti calici") 897 01:04:09,854 --> 01:04:11,812 (opera music continues over speakers) 898 01:04:11,896 --> 01:04:14,604 (Marion and Patrick singing along quietly in Italian) 899 01:04:19,271 --> 01:04:21,521 -(Patrick singing loudly) -(Marion laughing) 900 01:04:30,896 --> 01:04:33,479 (laughter) 901 01:04:33,562 --> 01:04:36,646 Patrick's a terrific cook, isn't he? 902 01:04:36,729 --> 01:04:37,896 I'm quite impressed. 903 01:04:37,979 --> 01:04:39,521 -Beef bourguignon. -I'll give you the recipe. 904 01:04:39,604 --> 01:04:41,729 You can have it waiting on the table for Tom when he gets home 905 01:04:41,812 --> 01:04:43,896 -from a hard day of putting the cuffs on criminals. -Mm. 906 01:04:43,979 --> 01:04:45,021 I'll drink to that. 907 01:04:45,104 --> 01:04:46,396 (chuckles) 908 01:04:46,479 --> 01:04:48,687 I don't think I'll ever manage anything as fancy. 909 01:04:48,771 --> 01:04:50,479 Rubbish. You're a good cook. 910 01:04:50,562 --> 01:04:52,437 -(snickers) -And with Patrick's help, 911 01:04:52,521 --> 01:04:54,312 -you'll become a gourmet, I'm sure of it. -(chuckles) 912 01:04:54,396 --> 01:04:57,729 Yes, but between lesson plans and staff meetings, 913 01:04:57,812 --> 01:04:59,562 I'll barely be home before you get there. 914 01:04:59,646 --> 01:05:01,812 I don't like the sound of that. 915 01:05:01,896 --> 01:05:03,729 -(chuckles) -PATRICK: You plan to keep teaching, then? 916 01:05:03,812 --> 01:05:04,812 I hope to. 917 01:05:04,896 --> 01:05:06,271 Oh, good for you. 918 01:05:06,354 --> 01:05:08,187 If you enjoy your career, why should you give it up? 919 01:05:08,271 --> 01:05:10,437 I'll tell you why. 920 01:05:10,521 --> 01:05:13,479 A mother ought to be at home with her children. 921 01:05:13,562 --> 01:05:14,896 Tom, it's 1958. 922 01:05:14,979 --> 01:05:17,354 -Educated women like Marion have careers. -(laughs) 923 01:05:17,437 --> 01:05:19,354 (Patrick laughs) 924 01:05:19,437 --> 01:05:21,562 I'm surprised you're being so suburban about it. 925 01:05:21,646 --> 01:05:23,646 What would you know about it? 926 01:05:25,146 --> 01:05:27,187 -I... -You know nothing about children or being a parent 927 01:05:27,271 --> 01:05:32,062 or being married, so stop telling me what I'm supposed to think about it! 928 01:05:38,854 --> 01:05:40,646 Stop being such a... 929 01:05:47,271 --> 01:05:48,812 Sorry. 930 01:06:04,187 --> 01:06:07,229 Well, I've really gone and blown it, haven't I? 931 01:06:07,312 --> 01:06:09,854 Oh, we, um, we ganged up on him. 932 01:06:09,937 --> 01:06:11,354 I was on your side. 933 01:06:11,437 --> 01:06:14,729 Tom and I are married now. 934 01:06:14,812 --> 01:06:17,437 We have to sort these things out on our own. 935 01:06:23,146 --> 01:06:25,146 (footsteps ascending stairs) 936 01:06:30,646 --> 01:06:32,646 ♪ ♪ 937 01:06:44,312 --> 01:06:46,354 ♪ ♪ 938 01:07:07,521 --> 01:07:09,521 ♪ ♪ 939 01:07:35,687 --> 01:07:37,729 (birds chirping) 940 01:07:45,312 --> 01:07:47,312 ♪ ♪ 941 01:07:57,521 --> 01:07:59,104 TOM (quietly): Sorry. 942 01:07:59,187 --> 01:08:01,437 I had too much to drink. 943 01:08:01,521 --> 01:08:02,896 I don't know what happened. 944 01:08:02,979 --> 01:08:04,562 PATRICK (whispers): It's all right. 945 01:08:07,187 --> 01:08:10,187 -Listen, perhaps I should go. -You're probably right. 946 01:08:20,854 --> 01:08:22,896 ♪ ♪ 947 01:08:34,604 --> 01:08:36,771 (panting softly) 948 01:08:56,229 --> 01:08:57,729 TOM: You have your things? 949 01:08:57,812 --> 01:08:59,604 PATRICK: In the car. 950 01:08:59,687 --> 01:09:01,271 Thanks again for everything. 951 01:09:01,354 --> 01:09:03,146 PATRICK: You're welcome. 952 01:09:03,229 --> 01:09:04,604 Give my love to Marion. 953 01:09:04,687 --> 01:09:06,312 TOM: Will do. 954 01:09:06,396 --> 01:09:08,354 (engine starts) 955 01:09:30,646 --> 01:09:32,562 Patrick's off. 956 01:09:32,646 --> 01:09:34,271 He said to say goodbye. 957 01:09:34,354 --> 01:09:37,604 Do you know what I think, Mrs. Burgess? 958 01:09:37,687 --> 01:09:40,229 I'm going to make you breakfast for a change. 959 01:09:40,312 --> 01:09:42,021 Would you like that? 960 01:09:44,896 --> 01:09:46,271 Marion? 961 01:09:49,312 --> 01:09:50,812 What's wrong? 962 01:09:52,312 --> 01:09:54,271 I know the place is a mess, but I'll clean it up. 963 01:09:54,354 --> 01:09:55,604 You won't have to do a thing. 964 01:09:58,896 --> 01:10:00,479 I want to go upstairs with you. 965 01:10:00,562 --> 01:10:02,396 (chuckles): All right. 966 01:10:09,771 --> 01:10:11,312 (panting) 967 01:10:18,104 --> 01:10:20,146 (Tom moaning) 968 01:10:22,937 --> 01:10:25,271 (moaning loudly) 969 01:10:30,187 --> 01:10:32,187 (panting) 970 01:10:34,229 --> 01:10:36,229 (Tom panting heavily) 971 01:10:43,646 --> 01:10:45,646 (waves sloshing) 972 01:10:55,354 --> 01:10:57,604 It's beautiful. 973 01:10:57,687 --> 01:10:59,437 Don't you think? 974 01:11:04,229 --> 01:11:05,687 Patrick. 975 01:11:05,771 --> 01:11:08,146 You haven't been eating. 976 01:11:09,437 --> 01:11:11,104 I'm worried. 977 01:11:14,646 --> 01:11:17,229 Is there something I can do for you? 978 01:11:20,937 --> 01:11:22,687 Would you rather be in a home? 979 01:11:22,771 --> 01:11:27,021 They're-they're awful, but if you're unhappy here. 980 01:11:29,729 --> 01:11:32,437 Do you want to go back? 981 01:11:32,521 --> 01:11:34,854 Thank you. 982 01:11:34,937 --> 01:11:36,479 All right. 983 01:11:38,229 --> 01:11:40,271 ♪ ♪ 984 01:12:06,479 --> 01:12:10,229 PATRICK: 25th of May, 1958. 985 01:12:10,312 --> 01:12:14,437 Now they're married, I can feel him slipping away. 986 01:12:23,812 --> 01:12:25,146 Tom. 987 01:12:27,146 --> 01:12:28,854 Don't ruin it. 988 01:12:30,146 --> 01:12:31,812 How would I do that? 989 01:12:33,354 --> 01:12:34,979 Asking about next time. 990 01:12:39,604 --> 01:12:42,521 Do you know how long it's been since we saw each other last? 991 01:12:42,604 --> 01:12:44,854 How many days? 992 01:12:44,937 --> 01:12:46,604 I better go. 993 01:12:47,979 --> 01:12:51,187 Please, please, just... just a few more minutes. 994 01:12:51,271 --> 01:12:53,937 Marion expects me home after my shift. 995 01:12:55,771 --> 01:12:57,021 One more minute. 996 01:12:57,104 --> 01:12:58,729 She wants to have a baby. 997 01:13:06,104 --> 01:13:07,896 You'll make a wonderful father. 998 01:13:11,479 --> 01:13:13,021 I have something for you. 999 01:13:22,771 --> 01:13:24,229 A present. 1000 01:13:28,104 --> 01:13:29,521 TOM: Guide to Venice. 1001 01:13:29,604 --> 01:13:32,479 I'm going next month on museum business. 1002 01:13:34,646 --> 01:13:36,271 Why don't you come with me? 1003 01:13:37,396 --> 01:13:38,979 To Venice? 1004 01:13:39,062 --> 01:13:40,812 Just you and I. 1005 01:13:42,562 --> 01:13:45,229 No checking the time and rushing off. 1006 01:13:47,187 --> 01:13:48,812 No hiding. 1007 01:13:50,104 --> 01:13:51,937 No lies. 1008 01:13:53,937 --> 01:13:55,812 -Wouldn't you enjoy that? -Patrick, I'm married. 1009 01:13:55,896 --> 01:13:58,646 Yeah, but even a married man has the right to travel, doesn't he? 1010 01:13:58,729 --> 01:14:01,437 I mean, some men go on fishing trips with their friends. 1011 01:14:01,521 --> 01:14:03,854 Yeah, a man ought to take his wife on a holiday 1012 01:14:03,937 --> 01:14:05,271 before he goes off with a mate. 1013 01:14:05,354 --> 01:14:07,354 No, but this isn't a holiday. 1014 01:14:07,437 --> 01:14:11,396 The museum is paying for an assistant, 1015 01:14:11,479 --> 01:14:15,104 and I'm offering the position to you. 1016 01:14:17,312 --> 01:14:18,604 A real position? 1017 01:14:18,687 --> 01:14:20,646 It pays 35 pounds. 1018 01:14:20,729 --> 01:14:23,271 -That's almost what I make in a month. -Good. 1019 01:14:23,354 --> 01:14:26,396 Well, I'll book us a suite in one of my favorite hotels. 1020 01:14:28,104 --> 01:14:30,104 And what would I tell Marion? 1021 01:14:31,187 --> 01:14:32,854 -Patrick, I can't. -Then I'll do it. 1022 01:14:32,937 --> 01:14:33,896 I'll tell her. 1023 01:14:39,979 --> 01:14:42,146 You mustn't hurt her, Patrick. 1024 01:14:44,312 --> 01:14:47,021 She really is a wonderful person. 1025 01:14:50,396 --> 01:14:52,437 -(kids chattering) -PATRICK: Follow me, please. 1026 01:14:52,521 --> 01:14:54,396 (Patrick continues indistinctly) 1027 01:14:54,479 --> 01:14:56,062 PATRICK: Dance, go to the picture house, 1028 01:14:56,146 --> 01:14:58,437 or you can watch Punch and Judy on the pier. 1029 01:14:58,521 --> 01:15:00,646 And that is art-- music inspires us 1030 01:15:00,729 --> 01:15:03,896 just like every single painting in this gallery. 1031 01:15:03,979 --> 01:15:05,271 Right. Did you enjoy yourselves? 1032 01:15:05,354 --> 01:15:06,437 KIDS: Yes. 1033 01:15:06,521 --> 01:15:07,604 Yes? Good, good. 1034 01:15:07,687 --> 01:15:10,479 Now, Miss Stewart here 1035 01:15:10,562 --> 01:15:13,021 will give each of you a lollipop, all right? 1036 01:15:13,104 --> 01:15:15,479 Goodbye, now. 1037 01:15:15,562 --> 01:15:17,729 Oh, it's been such a delightful day. 1038 01:15:17,812 --> 01:15:19,271 The children have thoroughly enjoyed themselves. 1039 01:15:19,354 --> 01:15:20,604 I better get them back to school. 1040 01:15:23,271 --> 01:15:26,771 Oh, I, uh... plan to put Tom to work, you know. 1041 01:15:26,854 --> 01:15:28,021 On what? 1042 01:15:28,104 --> 01:15:29,646 Yes, the assistant curator couldn't go. 1043 01:15:29,729 --> 01:15:31,562 I almost had to cancel before Tom stepped in 1044 01:15:31,646 --> 01:15:34,021 at the last minute and saved my neck. 1045 01:15:34,104 --> 01:15:35,896 -I'm sorry, I-I don't... -Our trip to Venice. 1046 01:15:38,437 --> 01:15:41,521 Tom's gonna be my assistant while I pick up some new pieces. 1047 01:15:41,604 --> 01:15:44,396 There'll be so much to pack up and cart to the station. 1048 01:15:44,479 --> 01:15:46,271 He'll do a splendid job. 1049 01:15:46,354 --> 01:15:49,437 And I've seen to it that he'll be handsomely compensated. 1050 01:15:51,229 --> 01:15:53,604 Hasn't he mentioned it? 1051 01:15:53,687 --> 01:15:55,104 Of course. 1052 01:15:56,229 --> 01:15:58,604 Well, thanks for being a sport about it. 1053 01:15:58,687 --> 01:16:00,021 Certainly. 1054 01:16:01,187 --> 01:16:02,229 Come on, children! 1055 01:16:02,312 --> 01:16:04,312 ♪ ♪ 1056 01:16:09,396 --> 01:16:11,396 (panting) 1057 01:16:16,896 --> 01:16:18,896 (drawers opening) 1058 01:16:22,104 --> 01:16:23,312 (drawer closes) 1059 01:16:33,437 --> 01:16:35,479 ♪ ♪ 1060 01:17:02,021 --> 01:17:04,104 Marion? 1061 01:17:04,187 --> 01:17:05,896 You're going to Venice. 1062 01:17:05,979 --> 01:17:07,396 With Patrick. 1063 01:17:09,854 --> 01:17:12,187 I hadn't decided. 1064 01:17:12,271 --> 01:17:13,979 Why shouldn't I go? 1065 01:17:14,062 --> 01:17:15,937 Patrick is a sexual pervert. 1066 01:17:17,062 --> 01:17:17,979 (chuckles softly) 1067 01:17:18,062 --> 01:17:19,021 That's ridiculous. 1068 01:17:19,104 --> 01:17:21,479 It's obvious, Tom. 1069 01:17:21,562 --> 01:17:23,312 To everyone but you. 1070 01:17:23,396 --> 01:17:24,687 You're wrong! 1071 01:17:24,771 --> 01:17:26,312 You want to see perverts? 1072 01:17:26,396 --> 01:17:28,937 Come down to the station, and I will show you some. 1073 01:17:29,021 --> 01:17:31,562 They wear stuff on their faces, rouge and that and jewelry. 1074 01:17:31,646 --> 01:17:33,937 It's pathetic! 1075 01:17:34,021 --> 01:17:35,479 And they have this walk. 1076 01:17:35,562 --> 01:17:38,479 -You can see them a mile off. -All right, all right. 1077 01:17:38,562 --> 01:17:40,021 I get the picture. 1078 01:17:40,104 --> 01:17:42,021 He has business in Venice. 1079 01:17:42,104 --> 01:17:43,604 I'm being paid. 1080 01:17:43,687 --> 01:17:46,562 He's trying to destroy our marriage. 1081 01:17:46,646 --> 01:17:47,771 You know what, Marion? 1082 01:17:47,854 --> 01:17:49,479 I'm beginning to think you've got a dirty mind. 1083 01:17:49,562 --> 01:17:51,771 I don't know what to do. 1084 01:17:51,854 --> 01:17:55,771 -I have to do something. -I'll tell you what we're going to do. 1085 01:17:55,854 --> 01:17:58,271 We'll say no more about it. 1086 01:17:59,896 --> 01:18:01,812 I'm going in the other room. 1087 01:18:01,896 --> 01:18:04,396 I want you to pull yourself together. 1088 01:18:04,479 --> 01:18:07,187 We'll have our tea and forget this. 1089 01:18:07,271 --> 01:18:09,062 Marion. 1090 01:18:09,146 --> 01:18:11,146 Get a grip on yourself. 1091 01:18:17,021 --> 01:18:19,771 PATRICK: This love is all-consuming. 1092 01:18:20,854 --> 01:18:24,687 I pity people who don't know what it feels like to be this in love. 1093 01:18:24,771 --> 01:18:27,979 (Vivaldi's "Gloria in excelsis Deo" playing) 1094 01:18:49,521 --> 01:18:51,521 (church bell chiming) 1095 01:18:54,979 --> 01:18:57,396 ♪ Gloria, Gloria ♪ 1096 01:18:58,896 --> 01:19:01,062 ♪ Gloria, Gloria ♪ 1097 01:19:03,062 --> 01:19:08,687 ♪ In excelsis Deo ♪ 1098 01:19:09,812 --> 01:19:15,396 ♪ In excelsis Deo ♪ 1099 01:19:16,562 --> 01:19:18,104 ♪ Gloria ♪ 1100 01:19:18,187 --> 01:19:22,062 ♪ Gloria, Gloria ♪ 1101 01:19:22,146 --> 01:19:23,854 ♪ Gloria ♪ 1102 01:19:23,937 --> 01:19:30,729 ♪ In excelsis Deo ♪ 1103 01:19:34,437 --> 01:19:38,146 ♪ Gloria, Gloria ♪ 1104 01:19:38,229 --> 01:19:42,271 ♪ In excel... ♪ 1105 01:19:47,729 --> 01:19:49,812 -♪ ...sis ♪ -(both laughing) 1106 01:19:49,896 --> 01:19:54,979 ♪ Deo ♪ 1107 01:19:56,562 --> 01:20:00,812 ♪ Gloria in excelsis ♪ 1108 01:20:00,896 --> 01:20:04,104 ♪ Deo ♪ 1109 01:20:08,521 --> 01:20:12,521 ♪ In excel... ♪ 1110 01:20:16,021 --> 01:20:18,896 ♪ ...sis ♪ 1111 01:20:19,896 --> 01:20:24,396 ♪ Gloria in excelsis Deo. ♪ 1112 01:20:29,562 --> 01:20:31,437 (song ends) 1113 01:20:34,021 --> 01:20:35,937 JULIA: You've been distracted all week. 1114 01:20:37,187 --> 01:20:38,771 Something's wrong. 1115 01:20:38,854 --> 01:20:40,854 You ought to talk about it. 1116 01:20:44,229 --> 01:20:46,187 Tom's away. 1117 01:20:46,271 --> 01:20:47,646 Away? 1118 01:20:48,812 --> 01:20:51,187 He's... 1119 01:20:51,271 --> 01:20:52,854 with Patrick. 1120 01:20:53,979 --> 01:20:55,562 They're in Venice. 1121 01:20:55,646 --> 01:20:57,646 Collecting pieces for the museum. 1122 01:21:07,271 --> 01:21:09,271 Patrick is a homosexual. 1123 01:21:10,396 --> 01:21:13,729 You have to be careful saying such things. 1124 01:21:13,812 --> 01:21:16,312 He's in Venice with my husband. 1125 01:21:16,396 --> 01:21:17,854 And Tom? 1126 01:21:19,146 --> 01:21:22,312 I think he, uh... has... 1127 01:21:22,396 --> 01:21:26,479 tendencies that Patrick encourages. 1128 01:21:30,687 --> 01:21:33,271 What am I going to do? 1129 01:21:33,354 --> 01:21:35,104 Do? 1130 01:21:35,187 --> 01:21:36,896 I have to help him. 1131 01:21:36,979 --> 01:21:38,354 I'm-I'm his wife. 1132 01:21:38,437 --> 01:21:40,437 -Help him...? -Change. 1133 01:21:40,521 --> 01:21:42,771 He has to. 1134 01:21:42,854 --> 01:21:44,604 Marion, listen to me. 1135 01:21:44,687 --> 01:21:49,312 I'm sorry to tell you this, but it's the kindest thing I can do. 1136 01:21:49,396 --> 01:21:51,396 He won't change. 1137 01:21:52,396 --> 01:21:55,146 And it'll be better for both of you if you accept that. 1138 01:21:55,229 --> 01:21:56,896 He has to give this up! 1139 01:21:56,979 --> 01:21:59,021 He can't. 1140 01:21:59,104 --> 01:22:00,771 Stop saying that! 1141 01:22:01,979 --> 01:22:04,146 He-he will change. 1142 01:22:04,229 --> 01:22:05,479 W-With my help. 1143 01:22:06,604 --> 01:22:08,229 It's just not true. 1144 01:22:08,312 --> 01:22:09,896 When I... 1145 01:22:09,979 --> 01:22:12,104 think of them together, it makes my stomach turn. 1146 01:22:12,187 --> 01:22:14,187 It's disgusting. It's wrong. 1147 01:22:19,771 --> 01:22:22,729 Well, if that's the case, then I'm wrong, too. 1148 01:22:24,187 --> 01:22:25,979 What have you got to do with it? 1149 01:22:28,771 --> 01:22:30,521 Good grief. Did you not know? 1150 01:22:32,437 --> 01:22:35,104 (chuckles) If you could see the look on your face. 1151 01:22:39,771 --> 01:22:40,812 You're...? 1152 01:22:40,896 --> 01:22:42,937 I have someone in my life. 1153 01:22:44,437 --> 01:22:46,396 That I love. 1154 01:22:46,479 --> 01:22:48,021 As much as you love Tom. 1155 01:22:56,604 --> 01:22:59,479 Five seconds ago, I was one person to you, 1156 01:22:59,562 --> 01:23:03,062 and now I'm something altogether different. 1157 01:23:04,562 --> 01:23:05,687 What's changed? 1158 01:23:05,771 --> 01:23:07,312 It's unnatural. 1159 01:23:13,229 --> 01:23:16,937 And what about you and your marriage is natural? 1160 01:23:25,354 --> 01:23:27,396 ♪ ♪ 1161 01:23:48,521 --> 01:23:50,562 (grunting softly) 1162 01:23:57,937 --> 01:23:59,729 NIGEL: Another breath for me. 1163 01:24:01,396 --> 01:24:04,271 ♪ ♪ 1164 01:24:07,646 --> 01:24:08,562 (camera clicks) 1165 01:24:11,479 --> 01:24:12,771 Excuse me, Mr. Hazelwood. 1166 01:24:12,854 --> 01:24:14,437 There's a gentleman here to see you. 1167 01:24:14,521 --> 01:24:16,187 A policeman. 1168 01:24:21,604 --> 01:24:23,979 Mr. Hazelwood, could we have a word? 1169 01:24:28,646 --> 01:24:30,687 ♪ ♪ 1170 01:24:35,521 --> 01:24:38,479 -(door opens) -(footsteps approaching) 1171 01:24:51,104 --> 01:24:52,854 DETECTIVE INSPECTOR: This way. 1172 01:25:00,062 --> 01:25:01,521 Rounded up another one. 1173 01:25:10,729 --> 01:25:12,562 Marion! 1174 01:25:12,646 --> 01:25:14,646 -(drops keys) -Marion! 1175 01:25:14,729 --> 01:25:16,187 MARION: Tom? 1176 01:25:16,271 --> 01:25:18,104 -Tom? -Patrick's been arrested! 1177 01:25:18,187 --> 01:25:20,312 -I was at the station when they brought him in. -What? 1178 01:25:20,396 --> 01:25:22,479 They just looked right past me like he didn't even know me. 1179 01:25:22,562 --> 01:25:25,979 -Tom, slow down. Tell me... -Someone reported him! 1180 01:25:26,062 --> 01:25:27,521 Probably someone from the museum. 1181 01:25:27,604 --> 01:25:29,729 -Oh, my God. -And they dug up some wretch 1182 01:25:29,812 --> 01:25:32,021 who claimed Patrick had him in the alleyway behind the Argyle. 1183 01:25:32,104 --> 01:25:33,146 Listen to me. 1184 01:25:33,229 --> 01:25:34,646 W-We can put all this behind us. 1185 01:25:34,729 --> 01:25:36,396 We can start our marriage again. 1186 01:25:36,479 --> 01:25:38,396 Jesus, Marion! This isn't about our marriage! 1187 01:25:38,479 --> 01:25:40,271 Patrick's going to prison, and I'm bloody ruined! 1188 01:25:40,354 --> 01:25:42,229 Why you? 1189 01:25:42,312 --> 01:25:44,937 If they know about Patrick, they might know about... 1190 01:25:48,771 --> 01:25:50,479 So it's true? 1191 01:25:50,562 --> 01:25:52,271 You and Patrick. 1192 01:25:52,354 --> 01:25:53,729 Yes, it's true! 1193 01:25:53,812 --> 01:25:56,479 Now someone will tell. 1194 01:25:56,562 --> 01:25:59,687 They'll find out everything, and that will be it. 1195 01:25:59,771 --> 01:26:01,771 Then everyone will know what I... 1196 01:26:02,937 --> 01:26:04,521 I'm sorry. 1197 01:26:04,604 --> 01:26:07,021 I know I've let you down. I lied. 1198 01:26:08,562 --> 01:26:10,187 What am I going to do? 1199 01:26:11,437 --> 01:26:13,271 No one will ever know. 1200 01:26:13,354 --> 01:26:14,354 How can they not? 1201 01:26:14,437 --> 01:26:16,604 Because Patrick would never tell them. 1202 01:26:16,687 --> 01:26:19,104 You don't know how the police work. 1203 01:26:20,437 --> 01:26:22,437 Patrick wouldn't do that to you. 1204 01:26:25,604 --> 01:26:27,354 It's all right. 1205 01:26:27,437 --> 01:26:31,146 We'll find a lawyer for Patrick. 1206 01:26:31,229 --> 01:26:32,646 A good one. 1207 01:26:32,729 --> 01:26:35,771 And if I have to, I'll stand up as a character witness. 1208 01:26:41,771 --> 01:26:43,562 I'm so sorry. 1209 01:26:47,937 --> 01:26:49,354 (whispers): I'm sorry. 1210 01:26:51,104 --> 01:26:52,562 I'm so sorry. 1211 01:26:53,604 --> 01:26:57,646 Mr. Hazelwood gave my class a tour of the museum. 1212 01:26:57,729 --> 01:26:59,479 DEFENSE COUNSEL: And during that visit, 1213 01:26:59,562 --> 01:27:02,896 did you have any reason to believe that Mr. Hazelwood 1214 01:27:02,979 --> 01:27:04,479 was a danger to your pupils 1215 01:27:04,562 --> 01:27:08,812 or in any way a negative influence on them? 1216 01:27:08,896 --> 01:27:11,104 On the contrary, the children loved him. 1217 01:27:13,646 --> 01:27:16,271 Do you believe that Mr. Hazelwood is capable 1218 01:27:16,354 --> 01:27:18,771 of performing the acts with which he stands accused? 1219 01:27:18,854 --> 01:27:21,896 Namely, gross indecency in a public convenience 1220 01:27:21,979 --> 01:27:23,812 and endangering public morals. 1221 01:27:23,896 --> 01:27:25,312 No. 1222 01:27:25,396 --> 01:27:27,146 I do not. 1223 01:27:27,229 --> 01:27:28,604 Thank you. 1224 01:27:33,771 --> 01:27:35,812 Mrs. Burgess, 1225 01:27:35,896 --> 01:27:38,771 do you know Mr. Hazelwood in another capacity? 1226 01:27:38,854 --> 01:27:39,937 Other than professional. 1227 01:27:40,021 --> 01:27:41,604 Yes. 1228 01:27:43,187 --> 01:27:44,521 He is a friend. 1229 01:27:45,729 --> 01:27:48,896 A close friend of your husband's, is he not? 1230 01:27:48,979 --> 01:27:51,771 My husband and I both consider him a friend. 1231 01:27:51,854 --> 01:27:53,729 But he and your husband are particularly close. 1232 01:27:53,812 --> 01:27:55,479 Isn't that true? 1233 01:27:55,562 --> 01:27:58,396 So close they recently traveled to Italy together. 1234 01:27:58,479 --> 01:28:00,271 Patrick had business there. 1235 01:28:00,354 --> 01:28:02,437 Did your husband have business there? 1236 01:28:02,521 --> 01:28:03,729 He was assisting him. 1237 01:28:03,812 --> 01:28:05,521 Assisting? 1238 01:28:05,604 --> 01:28:07,437 Yes. 1239 01:28:08,854 --> 01:28:11,354 Mrs. Burgess, I'd like to read an extract 1240 01:28:11,437 --> 01:28:13,854 from one of Patrick Hazelwood's diaries. 1241 01:28:13,937 --> 01:28:16,479 These were collected in his apartment when he was arrested. 1242 01:28:16,562 --> 01:28:19,896 Some of it is rather purple, I'm afraid. 1243 01:28:19,979 --> 01:28:24,312 This is from a page dated 31st of July, 1957. 1244 01:28:24,396 --> 01:28:28,437 "I recognized him even from behind. 1245 01:28:28,521 --> 01:28:30,187 "That fine head. 1246 01:28:30,271 --> 01:28:32,854 "The unmistakable line of his shoulder. 1247 01:28:32,937 --> 01:28:37,437 My policeman was magnificently alive in front of me." 1248 01:28:38,521 --> 01:28:42,562 Mrs. Burgess, who is "my policeman"? 1249 01:28:43,896 --> 01:28:45,354 I have no idea. 1250 01:28:45,437 --> 01:28:48,062 PROSECUTOR: Perhaps another extract will help you remember. 1251 01:28:48,146 --> 01:28:51,062 This is from a later date. 1252 01:28:52,479 --> 01:28:56,021 "We've been meeting in the afternoons, if he can get away, 1253 01:28:56,104 --> 01:28:57,687 "or in the evenings, 1254 01:28:57,771 --> 01:29:00,646 "but he hasn't forgotten the schoolteacher. 1255 01:29:00,729 --> 01:29:03,437 "Yesterday, he brought her to the museum. 1256 01:29:03,521 --> 01:29:05,521 "She's instinctively possessive. 1257 01:29:05,604 --> 01:29:08,354 "She touched his shoulders at every opportunity. 1258 01:29:08,437 --> 01:29:10,604 "If only she knew that my hands had been 1259 01:29:10,687 --> 01:29:12,854 "on those same shoulders the night before, 1260 01:29:12,937 --> 01:29:15,146 as my policeman and I..." 1261 01:29:17,312 --> 01:29:21,354 I'll stop here, as the next passage borders on obscenity. 1262 01:29:21,437 --> 01:29:25,354 Mrs. Burgess, you're a schoolteacher, aren't you? 1263 01:29:26,771 --> 01:29:27,812 MARION: Yes. 1264 01:29:27,896 --> 01:29:30,229 And what is your husband's occupation? 1265 01:29:33,771 --> 01:29:35,854 Mrs. Burgess? 1266 01:29:35,937 --> 01:29:37,312 (quietly): A policeman. 1267 01:29:37,396 --> 01:29:38,812 Speak up, please. 1268 01:29:41,854 --> 01:29:43,604 A policeman. 1269 01:29:43,687 --> 01:29:45,687 (people murmuring) 1270 01:29:52,312 --> 01:29:54,354 (seagulls squawking) 1271 01:30:01,687 --> 01:30:03,729 (indistinct chatter) 1272 01:30:06,854 --> 01:30:09,146 -I'll see you in the car. -MARION: All right. 1273 01:30:13,896 --> 01:30:15,729 -Oh, Mrs. Burgess. -Oh! 1274 01:30:15,812 --> 01:30:16,937 Hey. 1275 01:30:41,562 --> 01:30:42,854 (sniffles) 1276 01:30:44,312 --> 01:30:46,312 (sobbing softly) 1277 01:30:49,271 --> 01:30:51,312 ♪ ♪ 1278 01:30:57,604 --> 01:30:59,354 (car door opens) 1279 01:31:01,187 --> 01:31:03,771 Did you see Nigel and his friend? 1280 01:31:03,854 --> 01:31:05,521 They live a few streets over. 1281 01:31:08,437 --> 01:31:09,937 What's wrong? 1282 01:31:10,021 --> 01:31:11,771 Nothing. 1283 01:31:11,854 --> 01:31:13,437 I'm fine. 1284 01:31:16,104 --> 01:31:17,396 (engine starts) 1285 01:31:25,562 --> 01:31:27,687 PATRICK: I see a psychiatrist... 1286 01:31:28,854 --> 01:31:33,312 ...who has generously offered to help me change. 1287 01:31:36,312 --> 01:31:38,021 Isn't that kind of him? 1288 01:31:41,104 --> 01:31:42,396 What happened to your face? 1289 01:31:42,479 --> 01:31:45,146 This is a prison, Marion. 1290 01:31:46,771 --> 01:31:48,479 My new home. 1291 01:31:48,562 --> 01:31:51,312 For two years, in fact. 1292 01:31:57,312 --> 01:31:58,687 How's the food? 1293 01:31:58,771 --> 01:32:00,604 Oh, for God's sake, I don't want to talk about the food. 1294 01:32:00,687 --> 01:32:02,437 Tell me about Tom. 1295 01:32:03,854 --> 01:32:06,021 -How is he? -Um... 1296 01:32:07,146 --> 01:32:09,812 He found a job. 1297 01:32:09,896 --> 01:32:12,021 I've kept my teaching position. 1298 01:32:12,104 --> 01:32:14,896 So, we'll manage. 1299 01:32:14,979 --> 01:32:16,437 Could you ask him to come and see me? 1300 01:32:16,521 --> 01:32:18,604 -I need to see him. -I-I can't. 1301 01:32:18,687 --> 01:32:21,062 Please, Marion, please. I have to see him. 1302 01:32:21,146 --> 01:32:22,812 GUARD: No touching. 1303 01:32:28,812 --> 01:32:30,354 I'll ask him. 1304 01:32:31,687 --> 01:32:33,812 But surely you realize he can't come. 1305 01:32:37,229 --> 01:32:38,729 I'm sorry. 1306 01:32:44,729 --> 01:32:46,104 (sniffles) 1307 01:32:47,729 --> 01:32:49,687 Well, you must be pleased about all this. 1308 01:32:51,271 --> 01:32:52,979 Why on earth would I be pleased? 1309 01:32:54,437 --> 01:32:56,187 You've won. 1310 01:32:57,312 --> 01:32:58,521 (scoffs softly) 1311 01:33:00,229 --> 01:33:01,687 Patrick... 1312 01:33:02,896 --> 01:33:04,562 ...nobody's won. 1313 01:33:10,021 --> 01:33:12,062 -(fire crackling) -(birds chirping) 1314 01:33:59,687 --> 01:34:02,646 I wish you hadn't done that. 1315 01:34:02,729 --> 01:34:05,521 It's not much good to me now, is it? 1316 01:34:05,604 --> 01:34:07,021 I've seen Patrick. 1317 01:34:10,979 --> 01:34:12,437 He asked after you. 1318 01:34:13,854 --> 01:34:15,479 Why did you have to go? 1319 01:34:15,562 --> 01:34:17,604 Everyone else has deserted him. 1320 01:34:22,812 --> 01:34:26,146 Tom, there's something I... have to know. 1321 01:34:28,896 --> 01:34:33,021 Do you... love Patrick? 1322 01:34:33,104 --> 01:34:35,521 -For God's sake, Marion... -No, it's important. 1323 01:34:35,604 --> 01:34:37,687 Do you love him? 1324 01:34:52,229 --> 01:34:53,687 I love you. 1325 01:35:00,604 --> 01:35:02,604 ♪ ♪ 1326 01:35:15,729 --> 01:35:17,604 I can't lose you. 1327 01:35:18,729 --> 01:35:20,937 Let's not mention his name again. 1328 01:35:24,896 --> 01:35:26,937 ♪ ♪ 1329 01:35:47,271 --> 01:35:49,312 ♪ ♪ 1330 01:36:05,354 --> 01:36:07,896 ♪ ♪ 1331 01:36:29,396 --> 01:36:31,437 (panting) 1332 01:36:37,062 --> 01:36:39,104 ♪ ♪ 1333 01:36:58,396 --> 01:37:00,437 ♪ ♪ 1334 01:37:20,146 --> 01:37:22,187 (seagulls squawking) 1335 01:38:14,396 --> 01:38:15,521 What's this? 1336 01:38:15,604 --> 01:38:17,979 I need to talk to you. 1337 01:38:18,062 --> 01:38:21,062 -You're going out? -Tom, please. 1338 01:38:21,146 --> 01:38:23,687 I've tried to help Patrick, 1339 01:38:23,771 --> 01:38:26,979 but he fights me at every turn, and you're angry all the time. 1340 01:38:27,062 --> 01:38:28,979 Oh, what the devil are you trying to do now? 1341 01:38:29,062 --> 01:38:31,062 Let me speak. 1342 01:38:31,146 --> 01:38:34,354 I think I brought Patrick here because I've been so lonely. 1343 01:38:34,437 --> 01:38:35,437 What do you mean? 1344 01:38:35,521 --> 01:38:37,312 I'm always here. 1345 01:38:37,396 --> 01:38:38,437 You're never here. 1346 01:38:38,521 --> 01:38:40,021 I've never had you, not for myself. 1347 01:38:40,104 --> 01:38:43,187 He was always in your life, in our lives. 1348 01:38:43,271 --> 01:38:46,604 Just stop this foolishness. 1349 01:38:46,687 --> 01:38:48,187 Sit down. I'll make us some tea. 1350 01:38:48,271 --> 01:38:49,646 You say we never talk? 1351 01:38:49,729 --> 01:38:51,979 -All right, we'll talk. -I'm leaving. 1352 01:38:53,396 --> 01:38:54,479 What? 1353 01:38:54,562 --> 01:38:56,812 I can't stay here. It will kill me. 1354 01:38:56,896 --> 01:38:59,104 For God's sake, you brought him back into our lives. 1355 01:38:59,187 --> 01:39:02,021 You s-stirred everything up, and now, and now you think you're going to leave. 1356 01:39:02,104 --> 01:39:03,104 And what do I do? 1357 01:39:03,187 --> 01:39:06,271 Oh, for once, Tom, you might take care of yourself. 1358 01:39:06,354 --> 01:39:08,854 Oh, so now we're back to this, how I-I ruined your life. 1359 01:39:08,937 --> 01:39:10,729 No, you didn't. 1360 01:39:10,812 --> 01:39:13,521 But you did lie to me. 1361 01:39:13,604 --> 01:39:15,729 From the day we met. And you kept lying. 1362 01:39:15,812 --> 01:39:17,771 You loved Patrick, and... 1363 01:39:17,854 --> 01:39:19,604 -Stop. -...you still love him. 1364 01:39:19,687 --> 01:39:21,729 -Just stop. -All of these years, 1365 01:39:21,812 --> 01:39:24,562 I've blamed myself for keeping the two of you apart, 1366 01:39:24,646 --> 01:39:27,604 and I never really thought, "What have I missed?" 1367 01:39:27,687 --> 01:39:30,187 No, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not listening to this. 1368 01:39:30,271 --> 01:39:32,896 I reported Patrick to the museum. 1369 01:39:36,229 --> 01:39:37,937 It was me. 1370 01:39:44,271 --> 01:39:46,854 ♪ ♪ 1371 01:39:46,937 --> 01:39:50,854 When the two of you were in Venice, I felt so betrayed. 1372 01:39:50,937 --> 01:39:54,729 And then your postcard came. 1373 01:39:54,812 --> 01:39:58,729 It felt like you were taunting me. 1374 01:39:58,812 --> 01:40:01,604 I-I just felt so humiliated. 1375 01:40:02,896 --> 01:40:05,812 Then it occurred to me there was something I could do 1376 01:40:05,896 --> 01:40:08,104 to win you back and save our marriage. 1377 01:40:10,187 --> 01:40:14,312 I wrote an anonymous letter to Patrick's supervisor. 1378 01:40:17,187 --> 01:40:20,146 I said I had personal knowledge that Patrick was a homosexual 1379 01:40:20,229 --> 01:40:23,562 and I imagined he wouldn't want the museum's patrons 1380 01:40:23,646 --> 01:40:28,021 exposed to that kind of person, especially children. 1381 01:40:29,687 --> 01:40:31,729 ♪ ♪ 1382 01:40:39,562 --> 01:40:41,687 The next day, I regretted it, 1383 01:40:41,771 --> 01:40:45,021 and I've had to live with it ever since. 1384 01:40:52,396 --> 01:40:54,354 I-I tried to make up for what I'd done 1385 01:40:54,437 --> 01:40:57,104 by standing up for him at the trial, but... 1386 01:41:01,312 --> 01:41:03,937 You know what happened. 1387 01:41:04,021 --> 01:41:07,229 So I decided 1388 01:41:07,312 --> 01:41:09,687 the only thing left for me to do 1389 01:41:09,771 --> 01:41:12,521 was to get you through the mess we'd made, 1390 01:41:12,604 --> 01:41:14,604 and I thought, "Now I'll have him. 1391 01:41:16,229 --> 01:41:17,896 I'll have him for myself." 1392 01:41:17,979 --> 01:41:19,729 But I never did. 1393 01:41:22,396 --> 01:41:24,229 You destroyed him. 1394 01:41:25,354 --> 01:41:27,229 We destroyed each other. 1395 01:41:31,354 --> 01:41:33,354 I shouldn't have deceived you. 1396 01:41:35,271 --> 01:41:36,896 It wasn't right. 1397 01:41:36,979 --> 01:41:39,604 But I-I couldn't tell you. 1398 01:41:40,562 --> 01:41:42,937 You would've left me, and... 1399 01:41:43,021 --> 01:41:44,687 I did want you. 1400 01:41:47,521 --> 01:41:49,521 But I wanted him, too. 1401 01:41:51,687 --> 01:41:53,562 (car horn honks outside) 1402 01:41:54,896 --> 01:41:58,562 Nigel's number is there on the counter. 1403 01:41:58,646 --> 01:42:00,812 -And the chemist. -You can't be serious. 1404 01:42:00,896 --> 01:42:02,979 (sniffles) We don't make each other happy. 1405 01:42:03,062 --> 01:42:05,521 -Of course we do. -No, Tom. 1406 01:42:05,604 --> 01:42:09,104 You-you have the sea, your swimming. 1407 01:42:09,187 --> 01:42:12,021 I don't even like Peacehaven. 1408 01:42:12,104 --> 01:42:15,479 When I pictured my retirement, I saw... 1409 01:42:16,646 --> 01:42:19,729 ...museums, the theater, weekends in-- 1410 01:42:19,812 --> 01:42:21,187 I don't know, something. 1411 01:42:21,271 --> 01:42:22,396 What do you want from me? 1412 01:42:22,479 --> 01:42:24,062 Uh, do you want me to beg you to stay? 1413 01:42:24,146 --> 01:42:26,146 All right. I am begging you. 1414 01:42:26,229 --> 01:42:28,646 Tom, Patrick's failing. 1415 01:42:29,937 --> 01:42:34,437 I think he can turn around, but I have to wash my hands of it. 1416 01:42:34,521 --> 01:42:38,396 You can send him to a home, but I hope you won't. 1417 01:42:38,479 --> 01:42:40,729 I hope you'll keep him here and love him. 1418 01:42:40,812 --> 01:42:42,146 It's what he needs. 1419 01:42:42,229 --> 01:42:43,604 It's what you need. And I need to go. 1420 01:42:43,687 --> 01:42:45,521 -I'll be at my sister's for a while... -Please, please. 1421 01:42:45,604 --> 01:42:46,896 -...and then I'll have to... -Please don't go. 1422 01:42:46,979 --> 01:42:48,437 Please don't go. 1423 01:42:48,521 --> 01:42:50,271 I can't... 1424 01:42:50,354 --> 01:42:52,062 I can't live alone. 1425 01:42:52,146 --> 01:42:54,729 Tom, you're not alone. 1426 01:42:58,687 --> 01:43:00,812 ♪ ♪ 1427 01:43:21,312 --> 01:43:23,354 ♪ ♪ 1428 01:43:42,396 --> 01:43:44,437 ♪ ♪ 1429 01:43:51,104 --> 01:43:53,479 (seagulls squawking) 1430 01:44:08,354 --> 01:44:10,396 ♪ ♪ 1431 01:44:34,729 --> 01:44:36,771 ♪ ♪ 1432 01:44:52,937 --> 01:44:54,979 ♪ ♪ 1433 01:45:14,437 --> 01:45:16,479 ♪ ♪ 1434 01:45:33,979 --> 01:45:36,021 ♪ ♪ 1435 01:45:57,896 --> 01:45:59,937 ♪ ♪ 1436 01:46:30,479 --> 01:46:32,479 ♪ ♪ 1437 01:46:58,812 --> 01:47:00,812 ♪ ♪ 1438 01:47:30,812 --> 01:47:32,812 ♪ ♪ 1439 01:48:02,812 --> 01:48:04,812 ♪ ♪ 1440 01:48:34,812 --> 01:48:36,812 ♪ ♪ 1441 01:49:06,812 --> 01:49:08,812 ♪ ♪ 1442 01:49:38,812 --> 01:49:40,812 ♪ ♪ 1443 01:50:10,812 --> 01:50:12,812 ♪ ♪ 1444 01:50:42,812 --> 01:50:44,812 ♪ ♪ 1445 01:51:14,812 --> 01:51:16,812 ♪ ♪ 1446 01:51:46,812 --> 01:51:48,812 ♪ ♪ 1447 01:52:18,812 --> 01:52:20,812 ♪ ♪ 1448 01:52:50,854 --> 01:52:52,812 ♪ ♪ 92193