1 00:01:36,047 --> 00:01:40,467 Come on, easy, girl. Easy, girl. Easy. 2 00:01:48,945 --> 00:01:50,730 This is a stubborn one, huh? 3 00:01:52,893 --> 00:01:56,363 There we go. Who’s a clever girl? 4 00:02:14,246 --> 00:02:17,415 War Horse 5 00:03:39,611 --> 00:03:41,029 Good boy. 6 00:03:41,918 --> 00:03:46,588 Here. Come on, boy. Here. 7 00:04:41,656 --> 00:04:44,702 Come on. Easy does it. Easy does it. 8 00:04:44,735 --> 00:04:49,839 Come on, steady, boy. That's it. Nice and done. 9 00:04:53,394 --> 00:04:54,686 Hey, hey. 10 00:05:06,008 --> 00:05:07,251 Mornin’, pop. 11 00:05:09,921 --> 00:05:11,062 Put your mark here. 12 00:05:13,283 --> 00:05:14,494 Good luck. 13 00:05:15,997 --> 00:05:17,383 Get the colt... 14 00:05:24,571 --> 00:05:25,890 Whoa! Whoa! 15 00:05:43,652 --> 00:05:44,637 Easy... 16 00:05:45,450 --> 00:05:46,933 Now that’s a beauty. 17 00:05:47,566 --> 00:05:51,184 Forget it, Ted. He’s half thoroughbred and not got a day’s work in him. 18 00:05:52,291 --> 00:05:53,501 Now, there... 19 00:05:55,845 --> 00:05:56,929 There’s your ticket. 20 00:06:04,014 --> 00:06:05,639 But look at him, Si. 21 00:06:06,443 --> 00:06:07,441 Look at that creature. 22 00:06:08,817 --> 00:06:09,875 Don’t be daft. 23 00:06:10,890 --> 00:06:12,440 You need something solid to plow a field. 24 00:06:13,605 --> 00:06:16,543 Yeah, but he’s something else, that one. 25 00:06:18,318 --> 00:06:20,504 Alright gentlemen, settle down, settle down... 26 00:06:21,191 --> 00:06:25,260 Horses on my right, men with money in their pockets on my left. 27 00:06:26,532 --> 00:06:27,644 It’s the perfect combination. 28 00:06:27,922 --> 00:06:28,990 Is Fred Goddard here? 29 00:06:29,618 --> 00:06:31,017 Yes! I’s here. 30 00:06:31,051 --> 00:06:33,936 Good - more money than sense. 31 00:06:35,158 --> 00:06:36,219 Dave Hill? 32 00:06:36,577 --> 00:06:38,110 I’m here. Yes! 33 00:06:38,144 --> 00:06:39,634 Bugger off, you tight bastard. 34 00:06:40,818 --> 00:06:44,092 You've been coming here for 20 years, never bought so much as a pork scratching. 35 00:06:59,866 --> 00:07:01,106 Come on. 36 00:07:02,071 --> 00:07:04,862 Okay, first up today, a gorgeous young horse... 37 00:07:05,378 --> 00:07:08,449 Prettiest thing I've seen since my wife on our wedding day. 38 00:07:09,553 --> 00:07:13,040 Let’s get going, shall we? Who wants this wonderful creature. 39 00:07:13,228 --> 00:07:14,511 One guinea. 40 00:07:15,303 --> 00:07:16,744 One guinea, one guinea, one guinea... 41 00:07:17,288 --> 00:07:19,140 I thought you needed a plow horse, Mr. Narracott. 42 00:07:20,885 --> 00:07:23,582 - Any advance on one guinea? - Two guineas. 43 00:07:23,615 --> 00:07:25,634 - Two guineas! - Three! 44 00:07:25,924 --> 00:07:28,667 Ted Narracott... It’s completely the wrong animal. 45 00:07:29,110 --> 00:07:31,464 Si Easton, I’m not gonna let that bastard see me off. 46 00:07:31,918 --> 00:07:34,421 - Five guineas. - Six! 47 00:07:34,604 --> 00:07:35,790 - Oh, for the love of...! - Seven. 48 00:07:38,615 --> 00:07:41,729 Greedy sod thinks he can just buy anybody. Eight. 49 00:07:41,762 --> 00:07:44,227 Stop it, he’s your landlord. You can’t be picking fights with him. 50 00:07:44,260 --> 00:07:45,395 Ten guineas. 51 00:07:46,231 --> 00:07:49,566 You haven’t got the money. Let’s go home, let’s have a pint. 52 00:07:49,599 --> 00:07:52,900 Eleven guineas, sir, from as good a man as any in this town. 53 00:07:55,481 --> 00:07:57,796 Do I hear twelve guineas? Twelve guineas? 54 00:07:58,989 --> 00:08:01,460 That’s top price for a workin’ animal. Ted! Save it for the shire! 55 00:08:01,852 --> 00:08:04,660 There are big days and there are small days. Which will it be? 56 00:08:04,661 --> 00:08:06,600 Do I hear any advance on eleven guineas? 57 00:08:06,634 --> 00:08:08,961 Just let him go, dad, I don’t care for him, he’s too jumpy. 58 00:08:10,607 --> 00:08:14,195 - Shall we say twenty five? - 25 guineas 59 00:08:14,234 --> 00:08:16,067 Well, he’s got you there. Nice try, Ted. 60 00:08:16,683 --> 00:08:19,354 You were great, Mr N. Gave him a run for his money. 61 00:08:19,355 --> 00:08:22,827 - Going, going... - Thirty. Thirty guineas! 62 00:08:23,836 --> 00:08:24,805 Thirty guineas. 63 00:08:25,876 --> 00:08:26,980 Thirty guineas. 64 00:08:28,240 --> 00:08:34,810 Going... Going... Gone to Mister Ted Narracott. 65 00:08:37,966 --> 00:08:39,757 What have you done, Ted? What have you done? 66 00:08:58,034 --> 00:09:00,650 Quite a beast, there. But what you gonna do with him on a working farm? 67 00:09:01,946 --> 00:09:04,662 I hope you got the rent, Ted. I’ll be around for it when it comes due. 68 00:09:05,729 --> 00:09:08,970 You’re a fool, Ted. And our Rosie’ll never forgive you. 69 00:09:38,914 --> 00:09:39,788 What have you done? 70 00:09:39,789 --> 00:09:42,825 - That’s Mooney’s colt! - You were supposed to buy a plow horse. 71 00:09:42,858 --> 00:09:45,622 - You bought him? - What’d you pay for him? 72 00:09:47,307 --> 00:09:49,556 How much, Ted Narracott? 73 00:09:49,867 --> 00:09:52,763 I won’t tell you a lie, though I would love to. 74 00:09:53,342 --> 00:09:54,569 Thirty guineas. 75 00:09:55,853 --> 00:09:56,769 Thirty guineas! 76 00:09:57,331 --> 00:10:00,052 He’s not worth ten! Are you out of your mind? 77 00:10:00,086 --> 00:10:01,431 What about the rent? 78 00:10:01,932 --> 00:10:04,911 He’s a strong one, Rosie. Look at the way he holds his head! 79 00:10:05,229 --> 00:10:07,495 How the hell are we gonna pull anything with that? 80 00:10:08,225 --> 00:10:10,687 Ted, you have to take him back. You have to take him back right now. 81 00:10:10,720 --> 00:10:13,141 You have to get down on your knees and beg for our money back. 82 00:10:13,175 --> 00:10:15,380 No. No, please don’t take him back. 83 00:10:17,649 --> 00:10:19,415 We can’t take him back till he’s broken in. 84 00:10:21,408 --> 00:10:23,550 And how are you gonna train a horse with that leg? 85 00:10:24,005 --> 00:10:25,212 I’ll train him. 86 00:10:25,318 --> 00:10:28,154 No, you stay out of this, Albie. You don’t know nothing about horses. 87 00:10:28,187 --> 00:10:29,803 Please, Mum. Please let me. I can do it. 88 00:10:31,080 --> 00:10:34,427 We have to keep him. We’ve no choice. 89 00:10:34,875 --> 00:10:39,262 Right. Well, you’ve got one month to break him in or I’m taking him back myself. 90 00:10:41,862 --> 00:10:45,255 How did you get to thirty, what other fool bid you up that high? 91 00:10:46,412 --> 00:10:47,549 It was Lyons. 92 00:10:52,349 --> 00:10:53,547 We’re gonna lose everything. 93 00:10:55,347 --> 00:10:57,299 After all we’ve been through, we’re gonna lose it all. 94 00:11:00,998 --> 00:11:04,595 Don’t worry, Mum, I’ll raise him and I’ll raise him good. 95 00:11:04,697 --> 00:11:06,869 Well, you better. Go on, get started. 96 00:11:07,466 --> 00:11:11,867 See if a child can undo what your fool of a father’s done to this family of ours. 97 00:11:14,094 --> 00:11:16,539 Easy. Easy. 98 00:11:51,295 --> 00:11:54,812 Right. Let’s make a start then. 99 00:12:01,216 --> 00:12:06,472 It’s oats. Very tasty, that is. It’s beef and gravy to us! 100 00:12:08,098 --> 00:12:08,945 Come on... 101 00:12:37,060 --> 00:12:38,934 I bet you’re missing your mother. 102 00:12:40,425 --> 00:12:41,978 Look at you... 103 00:12:42,614 --> 00:12:46,328 First time without your mum. First time away from home. 104 00:12:48,611 --> 00:12:50,072 But you’re not alone, are you? 105 00:12:52,029 --> 00:12:55,681 In fact. Cos I’m ‘ere... 106 00:13:00,303 --> 00:13:03,983 It’s alright. It’s alright. 107 00:13:07,227 --> 00:13:08,774 I’m gonna call you Joey. 108 00:13:09,252 --> 00:13:13,774 Understand? Joey. That’s you. 109 00:13:14,606 --> 00:13:20,181 And I’m Albert. It’s alright, You’re mine now. 110 00:13:20,978 --> 00:13:22,009 You’re mine. 111 00:14:02,285 --> 00:14:04,851 Good boy. Good boy. 112 00:14:04,852 --> 00:14:06,508 Good boy, Come on. 113 00:14:17,774 --> 00:14:21,632 Whoa. I want you to stay there, Joey. 114 00:14:22,952 --> 00:14:25,790 Stay. That’s it. 115 00:14:25,995 --> 00:14:28,243 Good boy. That’s it, you’ve got it. 116 00:14:29,332 --> 00:14:32,563 Hey, look at him, Albie. He’s playing Grandma’s Footsteps. 117 00:14:35,073 --> 00:14:37,801 Right, come on, Joey. Back you go. Come on. 118 00:14:39,371 --> 00:14:40,786 Back you go. You’re all right. 119 00:14:42,284 --> 00:14:45,020 That’s it. Good boy. 120 00:14:45,305 --> 00:14:49,195 Right. You’ve gotta stay there, understand? 121 00:14:50,545 --> 00:14:53,913 That’s it. Good boy. 122 00:14:55,751 --> 00:14:58,292 You’ve got it. Good boy. 123 00:15:00,657 --> 00:15:03,274 Good boy. Good. 124 00:15:04,342 --> 00:15:05,502 Now call him. Whistle. 125 00:15:08,779 --> 00:15:09,939 Come now, Joey. 126 00:15:11,246 --> 00:15:12,026 Come on. 127 00:15:18,930 --> 00:15:20,424 You can come now, Joey. 128 00:15:26,290 --> 00:15:28,026 Don’t think he fancies your owls. 129 00:15:28,060 --> 00:15:30,074 No, I read it in a story. 130 00:15:30,534 --> 00:15:33,166 It’s how the Indians used to summon their horses. 131 00:15:34,235 --> 00:15:39,448 Now, Joey, when I whistle, you’ve gotta come, understand? 132 00:15:42,346 --> 00:15:45,080 My dad had a dog who stayed when you called him. 133 00:15:46,322 --> 00:15:48,544 He used to run up behind you when you weren’t looking, and uh... 134 00:15:48,962 --> 00:15:53,138 He’s not a dog. He’s just puzzling it through. 135 00:16:12,367 --> 00:16:14,641 Brilliant. Look at you. 136 00:16:25,210 --> 00:16:26,044 Albie. 137 00:17:04,022 --> 00:17:05,154 There’s only fifteen here. 138 00:17:07,667 --> 00:17:08,769 The rest will come. 139 00:17:09,326 --> 00:17:12,001 You know by rights I could take this farm back today, don’t you? 140 00:17:12,980 --> 00:17:14,840 And I’m a great believer in my rights. 141 00:17:15,368 --> 00:17:16,403 It will come. 142 00:17:18,657 --> 00:17:21,444 If you drank less beer and bought fewer horses... 143 00:17:21,478 --> 00:17:23,924 ...you might be able to look your landlord in the eye, Narracott. 144 00:17:24,958 --> 00:17:26,406 I said I’ll pay you. 145 00:17:27,519 --> 00:17:28,602 We got to plant the bottom field. 146 00:17:29,255 --> 00:17:32,435 Bottom field’s rock hard. Only stones down there. 147 00:17:32,468 --> 00:17:36,794 No, we’re going to plow it. Just give me ‘til the autumn. 148 00:17:37,503 --> 00:17:40,026 I’ll pay every penny I owe you. With interest. 149 00:17:40,419 --> 00:17:43,392 How you going to plow it? Not with that fancy animal of yours? 150 00:17:45,915 --> 00:17:46,970 He’ll do it. 151 00:17:47,218 --> 00:17:49,615 You’ll not get that one in a harness, let alone pulling a plow. 152 00:17:49,616 --> 00:17:52,013 Even drunk on a Tuesday night, you know that. 153 00:17:52,014 --> 00:17:54,354 And I can’t wait for the money, there’s a war coming. 154 00:17:58,880 --> 00:18:00,626 I promise you that field will be plowed. 155 00:18:02,170 --> 00:18:04,028 We’ll plant it with turnips. 156 00:18:05,076 --> 00:18:07,243 And the money will be yours when harvest comes. 157 00:18:11,269 --> 00:18:13,117 Please, sir. Please. 158 00:18:22,521 --> 00:18:27,344 Very well, if that fancy plows that field... 159 00:18:27,364 --> 00:18:30,021 I’ll give you till October to set things straight. 160 00:18:34,892 --> 00:18:35,986 What if he doesn’t? 161 00:18:37,904 --> 00:18:40,047 I’ll take the horse on the day he fails. 162 00:18:41,558 --> 00:18:44,247 And I’ll take your father’s farm and give it to working men... 163 00:18:44,248 --> 00:18:47,235 ...who can hold their pints and hold their heads high in decent company. 164 00:18:47,236 --> 00:18:50,006 No, please. Sir, you can’t do that. 165 00:18:50,373 --> 00:18:53,508 Now, now, now, lad. What, are you bladdered as well?! 166 00:18:55,609 --> 00:18:59,320 Ted Narracott, I got you down in my book! 167 00:19:42,960 --> 00:19:43,858 You can’t harness him. 168 00:19:44,309 --> 00:19:45,313 He’s got to be collared. 169 00:19:45,346 --> 00:19:47,671 No, you can’t. Look, you’re scaring him, Dad. 170 00:19:47,705 --> 00:19:49,997 You’re scaring him. He... He can’t take a plow! 171 00:19:50,030 --> 00:19:51,278 He’s got to plow! 172 00:19:51,569 --> 00:19:55,031 He won’t be able to do it. He’s too young, he’s not even been backed yet... 173 00:19:57,098 --> 00:19:58,030 Ted! 174 00:20:02,017 --> 00:20:06,894 It’s alright, boy. It’s alright. It’s alright. It’s alright. 175 00:20:07,239 --> 00:20:09,648 I knew this would happen soon as I laid eyes on him... 176 00:20:10,022 --> 00:20:11,077 Ted. No. 177 00:20:14,121 --> 00:20:15,185 Ted, no! 178 00:20:15,421 --> 00:20:19,612 He’s worth nothing to me! If he won’t take the collar, he’s not worth a damn thing! 179 00:20:20,216 --> 00:20:21,415 - Dad? - Move aside. 180 00:20:23,205 --> 00:20:24,528 Dad. Stop. 181 00:20:28,128 --> 00:20:29,690 You shoot that horse we have nothing. 182 00:20:30,208 --> 00:20:31,021 No! 183 00:20:36,683 --> 00:20:38,429 You were right what you said, Dad. 184 00:20:39,119 --> 00:20:40,068 He’ll do it, 185 00:20:41,478 --> 00:20:43,176 You told Lyons, He’ll plow that field. And he will! 186 00:20:44,613 --> 00:20:47,338 You’ll see. He’ll show you. 187 00:20:48,450 --> 00:20:49,649 We’ll show you. 188 00:20:51,443 --> 00:20:52,603 We’ll get it done. 189 00:20:57,603 --> 00:21:00,776 Let go. Let go. 190 00:21:03,584 --> 00:21:05,055 Go back to the house. 191 00:21:11,208 --> 00:21:14,229 Here, here. Some days are best forgotten. 192 00:21:14,690 --> 00:21:16,186 Today ain’t one of them. Come on. 193 00:21:40,086 --> 00:21:41,688 How are you today, Joey? 194 00:21:46,953 --> 00:21:48,056 I don't know much about life, boy, 195 00:21:48,881 --> 00:21:52,755 But I do know that there are big days and there are small days. 196 00:21:53,781 --> 00:21:55,365 And most days are small days, 197 00:21:55,398 --> 00:21:59,687 and, well, they don't matter much to anyone... but this... 198 00:22:02,336 --> 00:22:03,592 Well, this is a big one. 199 00:22:04,983 --> 00:22:06,604 This is our big day. 200 00:22:09,346 --> 00:22:11,059 Well, it's cold out there. So I'm going to take this off... 201 00:22:12,387 --> 00:22:13,921 Well, if it's tough for you, it should be tough for me, too... 202 00:22:17,318 --> 00:22:21,239 Now, I’m gonna teach you how to plow... 203 00:22:22,418 --> 00:22:25,295 ...and you’re gonna learn. Is that understood? 204 00:22:26,705 --> 00:22:30,853 And then we can be together, which is how I believe things are meant to be. 205 00:22:33,016 --> 00:22:35,868 Boy. Steady, boy. 206 00:22:36,303 --> 00:22:38,975 Here we go. Here we go. 207 00:22:39,534 --> 00:22:40,468 Come on. 208 00:22:46,601 --> 00:22:48,745 Easy, easy... 209 00:22:49,481 --> 00:22:52,289 Look at me, Joey. See? 210 00:22:54,503 --> 00:22:55,175 See? 211 00:22:56,954 --> 00:22:58,479 You’ve just gotta put your nose through. 212 00:23:01,776 --> 00:23:02,705 That’s it. 213 00:23:05,120 --> 00:23:08,737 See? You’ve got it. You’ve got it. 214 00:23:10,278 --> 00:23:14,252 Good boy. There... 215 00:23:41,961 --> 00:23:44,330 Too large, too rocky, matted with grass roots. 216 00:23:44,331 --> 00:23:46,849 Even a sturdy plow horse’d never manage it alone. 217 00:23:46,987 --> 00:23:48,273 Yet he will, I say. 218 00:23:49,184 --> 00:23:51,428 You’d swear he’d sprout wings and fly if Albert had told you so. 219 00:23:52,473 --> 00:23:55,379 It’s a fine thing, loyal to your mate. Even if he is a bit barmy. 220 00:23:56,031 --> 00:23:58,812 A team of two might manage, given a month and good weather. 221 00:24:13,391 --> 00:24:15,146 Ted too squeamish to watch, is he? 222 00:24:16,834 --> 00:24:17,937 ‘Course he’s watching. 223 00:24:46,727 --> 00:24:49,416 Well, you’ve raised him up a true Narracott, Ted, 224 00:24:49,450 --> 00:24:51,866 Picture of his father, he is: 225 00:24:52,337 --> 00:24:55,984 Not a dollop of ordinary sense but that thick stubbornness... 226 00:24:56,017 --> 00:24:58,351 ...that’ll lead him to insist on the impossible. 227 00:25:06,637 --> 00:25:09,616 Wasn’t a farmer in Devon didn’t admire you, myself among ‘em, 228 00:25:09,649 --> 00:25:12,595 Leaving your brothers that fine farm and setting yourself... 229 00:25:12,596 --> 00:25:14,703 ...at this stoney patch of unpromising ground. 230 00:25:16,660 --> 00:25:18,357 You’ve fettle enough for twenty men, 231 00:25:21,081 --> 00:25:22,500 But with a gimpy leg and the drinking... 232 00:25:23,948 --> 00:25:25,464 For the pain, isn’t it, that you drink? 233 00:25:28,698 --> 00:25:31,496 Yeah, none of us could have anticipated an ending better than this. 234 00:25:34,287 --> 00:25:37,787 Makes me question the wisdom of the charity that urged me to rent you this place, 235 00:25:38,161 --> 00:25:39,715 Not only looking at you, me old pal, 236 00:25:40,108 --> 00:25:42,880 but that pretty little wife of yours, thought you were a spark, she did. 237 00:25:44,060 --> 00:25:48,337 And now your son’s sinking into the selfsame bog that’s swallowing you. 238 00:25:54,973 --> 00:25:58,186 See, Joey. I got the collar, too! 239 00:26:01,284 --> 00:26:05,226 Come on, boy. Walk on. That’s it. 240 00:26:07,014 --> 00:26:07,994 Walk on! 241 00:26:09,436 --> 00:26:13,473 Walk on, Joey. Come on, boy, walk on. 242 00:26:14,588 --> 00:26:18,114 You’d be better off startin’ at the top of the hill and goin’ down! 243 00:26:20,061 --> 00:26:22,797 Gravity’s the only friend you’re gonna have today, young lad. 244 00:26:23,629 --> 00:26:26,124 Walk on, Joey! Walk on! 245 00:26:26,171 --> 00:26:30,017 Come on, Joey, walk on. Walk on, boy. 246 00:26:30,668 --> 00:26:32,848 Walk on. Come on, walk on. 247 00:26:35,879 --> 00:26:37,855 It’ll take the whip to move him. 248 00:27:04,257 --> 00:27:08,475 Bravo! You’ve reached the top of the hill! Off you go again, boy! 249 00:27:08,509 --> 00:27:10,480 You’ll make even better time comin’ down! 250 00:28:12,548 --> 00:28:16,990 Good boy. Good lad. Good lad. Now walk on. Good boy. 251 00:28:21,546 --> 00:28:23,051 Albie, we’re all with ya! 252 00:28:29,283 --> 00:28:31,568 Look look look! The plow hasn’t even cut yet! 253 00:28:37,600 --> 00:28:40,295 Do you know, I believe we can do it, Joey. 254 00:28:41,359 --> 00:28:43,498 I knew when I first saw you that you’d be the best of us. 255 00:28:44,131 --> 00:28:45,742 That’s why he bought you. 256 00:28:46,346 --> 00:28:47,785 He knows you’ve all the courage he never had. 257 00:28:49,061 --> 00:28:52,574 I knew when I first saw you that you’d be the one who’d save us. 258 00:29:00,080 --> 00:29:01,049 Whoa. Whoa. 259 00:29:02,986 --> 00:29:04,405 You’ve got no chance, lad. 260 00:29:06,085 --> 00:29:08,242 He’ll not turn over half an acre. Give it up now. 261 00:29:08,751 --> 00:29:11,393 You’ve done well. You’ve tried hard. 262 00:29:11,426 --> 00:29:12,922 You’re more of a man than your father. 263 00:29:13,882 --> 00:29:17,479 Come on now, Mr. Lyons, that’s a bit rough, isn’t it? 264 00:29:17,590 --> 00:29:19,032 Well, he’ll destroy that horse. 265 00:29:26,915 --> 00:29:28,781 I’ll be over Thursday. 266 00:29:29,850 --> 00:29:31,183 Give you a day to close it up. 267 00:29:38,970 --> 00:29:39,776 Your wool. 268 00:29:41,327 --> 00:29:42,514 I’m sorry, Rosie. 269 00:29:59,407 --> 00:30:04,301 Now, boy! You’ve got to do it, Joey. 270 00:30:04,335 --> 00:30:07,159 You don’t know, so I’m gonna have to do the knowing for you... 271 00:30:07,193 --> 00:30:09,620 ...when the rest of our lives depend on this! 272 00:30:09,654 --> 00:30:11,808 So get set to pull, and pull straight! 273 00:30:12,153 --> 00:30:13,697 And pull hard! 274 00:30:16,705 --> 00:30:18,726 Now, boy! Go! 275 00:30:19,250 --> 00:30:20,765 Walk on, Joey! Walk on! 276 00:30:21,505 --> 00:30:24,317 That’s it! Good boy, Joey! Good boy! 277 00:30:31,146 --> 00:30:36,083 Walk on! Walk on! Walk on! Walk on, Joey! 278 00:30:52,369 --> 00:30:53,693 Go around it! 279 00:30:53,959 --> 00:30:56,926 Whoa, Joey! Whoa, Joey! 280 00:30:56,959 --> 00:30:59,892 Joey! Joey, whoa whoa whoa! 281 00:30:59,893 --> 00:31:02,078 Joey, stop! You’ll break the blade... 282 00:31:08,018 --> 00:31:09,658 Will you look at you? 283 00:31:40,722 --> 00:31:44,212 I’d not let a child of mine slip in the mud alongside a plow blade. 284 00:31:44,246 --> 00:31:45,448 He could lose a foot! 285 00:31:45,482 --> 00:31:47,314 You’ll likelier lose an eye, Mr. Lyons, 286 00:31:47,347 --> 00:31:50,826 If you carry on prating at me how to manage my son! 287 00:31:50,859 --> 00:31:54,305 Or my plow, or my horse, or my field, or my farm! 288 00:32:00,944 --> 00:32:03,340 Come on, Albie! Push on through! 289 00:32:35,227 --> 00:32:38,369 Get it done, Albie! Get it done! 290 00:33:06,337 --> 00:33:09,024 Oh, my pair of fools. My mighty fools. 291 00:33:30,994 --> 00:33:32,634 You’re as battered and bloodied as he is. 292 00:33:35,578 --> 00:33:36,759 And where’s Dad? 293 00:33:36,760 --> 00:33:39,450 Still in the bottom field. Stumbling about, I suppose. 294 00:33:39,451 --> 00:33:41,387 It’s not the drink, Albert, that makes him stumble - 295 00:33:41,397 --> 00:33:42,712 He drinks, mum. 296 00:33:42,713 --> 00:33:45,801 Well, so might you if you’d been where he’s been, seen what he’s seen! 297 00:33:45,859 --> 00:33:47,528 Well, he don’t talk to me about it. 298 00:33:47,532 --> 00:33:48,940 He don’t talk about it because he can’t. 299 00:33:48,941 --> 00:33:51,469 There aren’t words for some things. 300 00:33:51,930 --> 00:33:52,937 Come here... 301 00:34:05,830 --> 00:34:07,320 The mice’ve been at it. 302 00:34:08,286 --> 00:34:09,134 Sit down. 303 00:34:15,609 --> 00:34:19,446 Here. It’s his campaign pennant. 304 00:34:19,447 --> 00:34:22,524 He were Sergeant, Seventh Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. 305 00:34:24,684 --> 00:34:28,290 And that is the Queen’s South Africa Medal. 306 00:34:28,323 --> 00:34:31,166 Every man who fought in the Boer War got one of those. 307 00:34:31,488 --> 00:34:32,448 But this... 308 00:34:34,463 --> 00:34:36,277 That’s the Distinguished Conduct Medal. 309 00:34:36,694 --> 00:34:37,609 Not dad’s? 310 00:34:37,821 --> 00:34:39,116 Well it ain’t mine, dear. 311 00:34:40,602 --> 00:34:43,325 He got that after the fighting at Transvaal. 312 00:34:43,358 --> 00:34:46,109 After he’d been hurt, and he’d saved some other lads, 313 00:34:46,142 --> 00:34:48,092 and well... I don’t know what else, he won’t tell me either. 314 00:34:48,735 --> 00:34:50,125 But the first day he got home he just tossed them out. 315 00:34:51,449 --> 00:34:53,308 First day he could walk, he threw ‘em straight in the dustbin, 316 00:34:53,342 --> 00:34:55,793 and wouldn’t hear a word I said not to. 317 00:34:57,328 --> 00:34:59,601 See, what you done today, you and Joey, 318 00:35:00,205 --> 00:35:04,353 you’re chuffed up now, and so you should be, my splendid boy. 319 00:35:04,875 --> 00:35:06,962 It’s good to be proud when you done something good. 320 00:35:07,494 --> 00:35:09,719 But what he done, in Africa, whatever it was, 321 00:35:10,064 --> 00:35:11,358 He takes no pride in it. 322 00:35:12,056 --> 00:35:14,447 Hard as it surely was, and however much pain it’s cost him, 323 00:35:15,914 --> 00:35:18,301 he refuses to be proud of killing, I suppose. 324 00:35:19,897 --> 00:35:21,048 I’d be proud. 325 00:35:21,917 --> 00:35:24,138 If I’d gone off to war. If I’d gone and saved my mates, and - 326 00:35:24,171 --> 00:35:26,359 Well, whether or not you think you’d do the same thing as him... 327 00:35:26,827 --> 00:35:28,306 Think how brave he is for refusing to be proud. 328 00:35:33,519 --> 00:35:37,677 Oh, your dad makes mistakes. And he drinks to forget the mistakes that he’s made. but... 329 00:35:38,989 --> 00:35:43,013 But he never gave up, and he does that for us. 330 00:35:44,562 --> 00:35:47,265 And today, you showed the world it’s all been worth it. 331 00:35:48,954 --> 00:35:52,189 You keep looking after Joey and he’ll always be looking after you. 332 00:35:56,775 --> 00:35:59,378 Sergeant, Seventh Battalion, Imperial Yeomanry. 333 00:36:02,074 --> 00:36:03,253 You see this, Joey? 334 00:36:04,404 --> 00:36:05,967 It’s been through an entire war. 335 00:36:11,268 --> 00:36:13,027 I’m not stealing it. 336 00:36:15,011 --> 00:36:16,683 I’ll give it back to him, someday. 337 00:36:58,327 --> 00:36:59,990 I’m the only boy that drives in the village. 338 00:37:00,024 --> 00:37:01,578 - No one else drives but me. - Oh, yeah? 339 00:37:01,612 --> 00:37:03,133 That’s right and this is my dad’s car. 340 00:37:04,003 --> 00:37:05,076 You’re lucky that you’re in it. 341 00:37:05,109 --> 00:37:07,542 I’m not normally allowed to drive it ‘cause it’s so - 342 00:37:11,868 --> 00:37:13,051 Is he a friend of yours? 343 00:37:28,618 --> 00:37:31,400 Come on, boy, let’s show her how to fly! 344 00:37:58,149 --> 00:38:00,612 Well... you’re clearly not gonna be a jumper. 345 00:38:37,699 --> 00:38:39,253 We can try planting something else, 346 00:38:41,449 --> 00:38:42,715 Or we could hire ourselves out to Uncle Bob. 347 00:38:48,186 --> 00:38:50,436 How else we gonna pay Mr. Lyons’ rent? 348 00:39:05,214 --> 00:39:06,269 What we gonna do? 349 00:39:11,275 --> 00:39:18,795 I used to believe that God gave each man his fair portion of bad luck. 350 00:39:20,061 --> 00:39:24,444 I don’t feel that any more. I’ve had more than my share. 351 00:39:26,410 --> 00:39:30,383 You’ll stop loving me, Rose. And I won’t blame you when you do. 352 00:39:32,490 --> 00:39:34,130 Well, I might hate you more, 353 00:39:35,319 --> 00:39:37,728 but I’ll never love you less. 354 00:39:49,985 --> 00:39:51,300 It’s war! 355 00:39:51,333 --> 00:39:54,539 We are at War with Germany. 356 00:39:54,573 --> 00:39:59,104 You hear? England is at war with Germany. 357 00:40:02,065 --> 00:40:05,050 They’re going to ring the bells at six o’clock, 358 00:40:05,692 --> 00:40:10,680 and then never ring them again until the war is over. 359 00:40:18,345 --> 00:40:21,302 Look smart, Joey lad, it’s the Tavistock Fair! 360 00:40:34,886 --> 00:40:36,085 What has he done with him? 361 00:40:50,998 --> 00:40:53,010 First name, middle name, last. 362 00:40:54,598 --> 00:40:57,238 Last name first. First name, middle name, last. 363 00:40:57,976 --> 00:41:00,971 Take my word for it, finest horse in the parish. 364 00:41:00,972 --> 00:41:03,782 Goes like a racer, strong, decent, very fine. 365 00:41:04,386 --> 00:41:06,203 No curbs, no splints, 366 00:41:06,602 --> 00:41:09,441 good feet and teeth. He’s as sound as a bell, sir. 367 00:41:09,863 --> 00:41:11,483 And how much are you charging, sir, 368 00:41:11,579 --> 00:41:14,380 for this strong, decent, and very fine animal?! 369 00:41:15,876 --> 00:41:16,820 Forty. 370 00:41:18,465 --> 00:41:20,356 I’ll give you twenty and not a penny more. 371 00:41:20,872 --> 00:41:22,196 Twenty is no good to me, Captain. 372 00:41:22,982 --> 00:41:24,191 Thirty five and he’s yours. 373 00:41:24,641 --> 00:41:26,439 I don’t even know how he rides. 374 00:41:26,895 --> 00:41:29,494 Oh, he rides... Splendidly. 375 00:41:30,520 --> 00:41:31,738 You’ll be astonished. I promise you that. 376 00:41:33,282 --> 00:41:34,692 Finest horse in all of Devon. 377 00:41:36,265 --> 00:41:37,761 Finest horse I ever seen. 378 00:41:44,924 --> 00:41:46,286 Thank you. 379 00:41:54,152 --> 00:41:57,874 You can’t! You can’t, he’s mine! 380 00:41:58,727 --> 00:42:00,271 - I trained him! - Albert. 381 00:42:00,932 --> 00:42:02,007 You can’t have him. He’s my horse, sir. 382 00:42:02,678 --> 00:42:04,960 I’m afraid it’s too late, lad. I’ve just paid thirty guineas for him. 383 00:42:05,843 --> 00:42:08,528 Please, I’ll get you money. 384 00:42:09,554 --> 00:42:12,815 I will, I’ll get you money. I’ll... I’ll work for it! 385 00:42:13,486 --> 00:42:14,714 I’ll work for it. 386 00:42:19,480 --> 00:42:21,053 He won’t obey anyone else. 387 00:42:22,396 --> 00:42:23,652 He won’t be any good in the war, neither. 388 00:42:24,333 --> 00:42:25,791 He shies at every sound! 389 00:42:26,806 --> 00:42:27,581 I’m sorry. 390 00:42:29,610 --> 00:42:31,325 Well, if Joey’s going, I’m going, too. I’m volunteering. 391 00:42:32,716 --> 00:42:34,470 - I see. What’s your name, lad? - Albert, sir. 392 00:42:34,969 --> 00:42:36,484 - And how old are you, Albert? - Nineteen, sir. 393 00:42:37,285 --> 00:42:39,665 - Is that the truth? - No sir. But, 394 00:42:39,667 --> 00:42:42,871 but I look nineteen and I’m bigger than most nineteen-yearolds, sir! 395 00:42:42,872 --> 00:42:44,550 And I’m strong, sir! And I... I’m not afraid of anything. 396 00:42:44,551 --> 00:42:45,889 I don’t doubt your qualifications, Albert, 397 00:42:46,688 --> 00:42:48,482 but the law is very clear about the proper age for soldiering, 398 00:42:50,390 --> 00:42:51,848 and your father’s done what he had to do. You know that. 399 00:42:54,744 --> 00:42:59,165 Thirty guineas isn’t nearly enough to purchase a horse as fine as your Joey, I know that. 400 00:43:00,388 --> 00:43:01,670 But it’s all I’ve got. 401 00:43:02,858 --> 00:43:06,339 Will you lease him to me, Albert, to be my own mount? 402 00:43:10,627 --> 00:43:14,818 I promise you, man to man, that I’ll look after him as closely as you’ve done, 403 00:43:15,940 --> 00:43:19,536 I’ll respect him and all the care that you’ve taken with him. 404 00:43:20,419 --> 00:43:23,728 And if I can, I’ll return him to your care. 405 00:43:30,777 --> 00:43:31,875 Now say goodbye. 406 00:43:35,925 --> 00:43:37,119 It’s all right, boy... 407 00:43:37,152 --> 00:43:40,357 All right, turn it in, eh? That’s enough. He’s a horse, not a dog. 408 00:43:40,741 --> 00:43:41,933 Now, on your way. 409 00:43:42,537 --> 00:43:43,420 Come on. 410 00:43:49,420 --> 00:43:52,474 Do you want to lose the farm, Rose? 411 00:43:54,570 --> 00:43:56,095 It’s the way you did it. 412 00:43:58,675 --> 00:44:00,008 But we’re at war. 413 00:44:02,511 --> 00:44:03,441 Aren’t we just. 414 00:44:39,109 --> 00:44:39,878 Joey... 415 00:44:39,879 --> 00:44:41,691 Here now, I’ve told you, sling your hook! 416 00:44:41,794 --> 00:44:42,993 Let him be, Perkins. 417 00:44:45,237 --> 00:44:48,047 This isn’t the end. This isn’t the end, my brother... 418 00:44:48,575 --> 00:44:51,559 I, Albert Narracott, solemnly swear we will be together again. 419 00:44:51,560 --> 00:44:53,265 Wherever you are, I will find you. 420 00:44:53,955 --> 00:44:56,161 And I will bring you home! 421 00:45:13,289 --> 00:45:15,639 Whoa. Steady, steady. Steady now, come on. 422 00:45:16,638 --> 00:45:19,182 Walk on! Walk on now, come on! 423 00:45:59,746 --> 00:46:01,118 Whoa whoa, Easy. Easy. 424 00:46:04,574 --> 00:46:05,318 Easy. 425 00:46:13,831 --> 00:46:17,594 Whoa whoa whoa whoa, Stay steady. 426 00:46:17,958 --> 00:46:21,279 Whoa whoa whoa, Joey! Stop muckin’ about, you hear? 427 00:46:21,280 --> 00:46:23,003 You're in the army now, son. 428 00:46:23,992 --> 00:46:27,376 Good boy, good boy. Steady. 429 00:46:28,230 --> 00:46:30,354 Steady, steady... Come on. Come here. Easy. 430 00:46:34,418 --> 00:46:35,330 Relax. 431 00:46:36,670 --> 00:46:37,552 Easy easy, back up. 432 00:46:41,046 --> 00:46:44,217 Joey, meet Topthorn. Topthorn, this is Joey. 433 00:46:44,860 --> 00:46:47,466 Sort out who’s in charge between the two of you, you hear? 434 00:46:47,467 --> 00:46:49,974 If you want to fight, you get it over with, 435 00:46:50,008 --> 00:46:53,079 ‘Cause once we’re over there, you’re gonna need everything you’ve got for Fritz! 436 00:46:53,529 --> 00:46:54,882 Gently, Perkins. 437 00:46:55,764 --> 00:46:57,219 I don’t want to sour him. 438 00:46:57,509 --> 00:46:59,160 There’ll be nothing gentle about the war, sir. 439 00:46:59,898 --> 00:47:01,813 And there’ll be nothing gentle about this one either! 440 00:47:01,846 --> 00:47:04,287 I understand that, Sergeant, But I want him fit and shining. 441 00:47:04,972 --> 00:47:05,739 He’s my horse. 442 00:47:06,591 --> 00:47:07,333 Sir. 443 00:47:08,980 --> 00:47:10,601 Easy, boy. 444 00:47:11,838 --> 00:47:13,258 Scares the living daylights out of me. 445 00:47:14,189 --> 00:47:14,763 Who? 446 00:47:14,833 --> 00:47:17,471 Perkins. Glad he’s on our side. 447 00:47:17,841 --> 00:47:20,411 Not bad. Not bad at all. 448 00:47:21,321 --> 00:47:24,256 Still not a patch on my Topthorn. 449 00:47:24,937 --> 00:47:27,210 I wouldn’t be so sure. I think he’s got potential. 450 00:47:28,334 --> 00:47:30,118 He’s certainly got the bit between his teeth. 451 00:47:30,919 --> 00:47:33,617 I actually think my Blenheim is faster than the pair of them. 452 00:47:34,605 --> 00:47:35,444 Clear off! 453 00:47:39,507 --> 00:47:40,763 All right, gentlemen, listen here. 454 00:47:41,904 --> 00:47:43,369 Everything tells us the same story, 455 00:47:43,370 --> 00:47:46,757 from Waterloo to Omdurman, from Pickett’s Charge to the Battle of Mars La Tours... 456 00:47:47,083 --> 00:47:49,960 The first attack can and should be the decisive one. 457 00:47:50,008 --> 00:47:51,074 - Perkins... - Yes, sir! 458 00:47:51,075 --> 00:47:52,405 No excuses, no mistakes 459 00:47:52,406 --> 00:47:54,232 Every horse groomed and fit for presentation! 460 00:47:54,233 --> 00:47:56,194 I want a full practice charge tomorrow. 461 00:47:56,223 --> 00:47:56,935 Sir. 462 00:48:05,861 --> 00:48:07,271 Thought you two had bottled out. 463 00:48:07,649 --> 00:48:08,520 As if. 464 00:48:12,622 --> 00:48:15,069 All right, then, let’s see what you two jokers are made of, shall we? 465 00:48:15,211 --> 00:48:17,077 This is what quiet confidence looks like. 466 00:48:17,111 --> 00:48:18,944 I’ll wait for you two at the Duke of York. 467 00:48:21,612 --> 00:48:22,868 Over to you, Captain Nicholls. 468 00:48:26,376 --> 00:48:29,828 Draw... swords! 469 00:48:31,293 --> 00:48:33,752 Give... point! 470 00:48:35,515 --> 00:48:36,526 Charge! 471 00:48:55,058 --> 00:48:56,911 Come on, Joey. I know you’ve got it. 472 00:48:56,912 --> 00:48:59,309 Come on, boy! Come on! 473 00:49:13,617 --> 00:49:14,383 Come on, boy! 474 00:49:26,359 --> 00:49:27,681 Whoa. Whoa. 475 00:49:32,677 --> 00:49:33,987 Nice of you to turn up. 476 00:49:34,020 --> 00:49:37,460 He’s got speed... I’ll give him that. But has he got stamina? 477 00:49:37,494 --> 00:49:38,663 He has everything. 478 00:49:56,134 --> 00:49:57,160 What are you up to? 479 00:49:58,263 --> 00:49:59,126 I’m writing a letter. 480 00:50:00,670 --> 00:50:01,648 With a picture in it? 481 00:50:03,988 --> 00:50:05,053 It’s to the boy who owned Joey. 482 00:50:06,160 --> 00:50:08,147 I want to show him how wonderful he’s looking. 483 00:50:09,090 --> 00:50:11,325 Before we take him away across the Channel to face a million Germans guns. 484 00:50:12,128 --> 00:50:13,255 Yes. Before that... 485 00:50:14,720 --> 00:50:16,264 4 a. m. start tomorrow... 486 00:50:16,571 --> 00:50:17,971 ...travelling with the Dragoon Guards and the Royals. 487 00:50:18,733 --> 00:50:21,168 Transport detachment, they’ll need to be at the docks at 5 am. 488 00:50:21,201 --> 00:50:23,602 Check all kit. Battle orders: No polishing... 489 00:50:23,635 --> 00:50:27,466 ...buttons, helmet buckles, stirrup irons... let ‘em all go dull. 490 00:50:27,907 --> 00:50:30,090 I want nothing to flash in the sun and give us away. 491 00:50:30,091 --> 00:50:30,634 Of course. 492 00:50:32,203 --> 00:50:33,479 - Charlie... - Jamie. 493 00:50:34,929 --> 00:50:35,620 Charlie. 494 00:50:39,991 --> 00:50:41,084 What do you think of the new cap? 495 00:50:45,150 --> 00:50:47,422 Silk lining. I quite like it. 496 00:50:48,383 --> 00:50:50,215 I’m not sure it’s going to make a lot of difference to the Germans. 497 00:50:50,752 --> 00:50:51,826 Oh, I don’t know about that. 498 00:50:54,788 --> 00:50:57,759 Just working out which of two chaps to shoot... and you thought... 499 00:50:57,792 --> 00:51:00,880 Good Lord, one of them really is wearing a very stylish cap indeed! 500 00:51:01,359 --> 00:51:02,635 You might shoot the other one instead. 501 00:51:03,536 --> 00:51:06,327 Or, alternatively, think... I fancy that cap 502 00:51:07,094 --> 00:51:08,063 ...and kill you first of all. 503 00:51:12,292 --> 00:51:13,502 Hadn’t thought of that. 504 00:51:25,741 --> 00:51:27,363 France -1914 Quievrechain 505 00:51:41,648 --> 00:51:43,794 That is our target... the German 11th Division... 506 00:51:43,827 --> 00:51:46,738 ...at the moment bivouacked three miles to the east of the Menin Road. 507 00:51:46,866 --> 00:51:47,836 We have been watching them... 508 00:51:47,837 --> 00:51:50,145 ...and they have pitched tents for the night and lit cooking fires. 509 00:51:50,149 --> 00:51:50,844 Knock them out... 510 00:51:50,845 --> 00:51:52,815 ...and we could slide in behind the German lines... 511 00:51:52,815 --> 00:51:54,624 ...and come at them from the South at Geluveld. 512 00:51:55,170 --> 00:51:55,934 Excellent. 513 00:51:56,207 --> 00:51:57,693 - Numbers? - About six hundred. Infantry. 514 00:51:58,657 --> 00:51:59,558 Twice our size... 515 00:51:59,592 --> 00:52:01,357 In regiments of horse and men, the advantage is ours. 516 00:52:01,798 --> 00:52:02,805 And we have surprise on our side. 517 00:52:02,806 --> 00:52:03,912 But the sooner we move, the better, 518 00:52:03,913 --> 00:52:05,856 We have no assurance they’ll still be there tomorrow morning. 519 00:52:06,604 --> 00:52:10,478 Right. Good. So, today it is. Charlie, tell the men. 520 00:52:11,159 --> 00:52:12,329 - Salisbury formation? - Salisbury formation. 521 00:52:13,025 --> 00:52:14,634 We’ll charge through them and secure the ground behind. 522 00:52:14,688 --> 00:52:17,297 The grass to the left is taller than we are, it’s perfect cover. 523 00:52:17,298 --> 00:52:18,486 Excellent work, Sergeant Major. 524 00:52:18,848 --> 00:52:21,181 Time spent on reconnaissance is rarely wasted. 525 00:52:21,329 --> 00:52:22,030 Thank you, Singh. 526 00:52:23,205 --> 00:52:24,039 Jamie! 527 00:52:26,571 --> 00:52:28,383 They have no idea we’re coming. 528 00:52:28,604 --> 00:52:29,803 Not having scruples, are you, Jim? 529 00:52:31,491 --> 00:52:33,648 No. I understand the surprise is everything. 530 00:52:35,922 --> 00:52:37,264 But if it must be done, let’s do it quickly. 531 00:52:43,920 --> 00:52:44,898 Are you alright, Charlie? 532 00:52:47,497 --> 00:52:48,456 Never been better. 533 00:52:49,463 --> 00:52:52,244 Literally, never better. 534 00:52:55,035 --> 00:52:56,445 Prepare to mount! 535 00:52:57,032 --> 00:52:57,901 Mount! 536 00:53:03,082 --> 00:53:04,204 Thank you, Standley. 537 00:53:08,260 --> 00:53:09,382 Hey, Joey. 538 00:53:10,447 --> 00:53:11,818 My bonny boy. 539 00:53:18,081 --> 00:53:19,596 You’re all right, aren’t you, Joey? 540 00:53:21,661 --> 00:53:22,480 Hey? 541 00:53:46,515 --> 00:53:50,461 Gentleman. It is an honour to ride beside you. 542 00:53:51,761 --> 00:53:55,527 Make the Kaiser rue the day he dared to cross swords with us. 543 00:53:56,526 --> 00:54:00,558 Let every man make himself, his King, his country, 544 00:54:00,717 --> 00:54:02,956 and his fallen comrades proud! 545 00:54:04,656 --> 00:54:05,685 Be brave. 546 00:54:06,598 --> 00:54:09,282 Fear God. Honor the King! 547 00:54:09,584 --> 00:54:12,034 Fear God. Honor the King! 548 00:54:26,668 --> 00:54:29,051 Draw swords! 549 00:54:31,439 --> 00:54:32,523 Good luck, my friends. 550 00:54:39,380 --> 00:54:40,619 Forward, to walk! 551 00:54:41,596 --> 00:54:44,349 Walk... march! 552 00:54:52,712 --> 00:54:54,312 Forward to canter! 553 00:54:57,313 --> 00:55:00,095 Canter... march! 554 00:55:27,046 --> 00:55:28,192 Kavallerie! 555 00:55:36,387 --> 00:55:37,648 Charge! 556 00:58:08,599 --> 00:58:13,156 What? Did you think that a garrison on open ground would go undefended? 557 00:58:14,294 --> 00:58:15,129 Look at yourself! 558 00:58:17,152 --> 00:58:18,246 Who do you think you are?! 559 00:59:35,231 --> 00:59:36,178 What do we do with the horses? 560 00:59:36,552 --> 00:59:37,836 If they’re injured, shoot them. 561 00:59:38,510 --> 00:59:39,239 And the others, sir? 562 00:59:39,306 --> 00:59:41,495 The others you round up and take to base camp, they will pull guns. 563 00:59:42,115 --> 00:59:43,946 You’ll never get fancy horses like these to pull guns. 564 00:59:44,368 --> 00:59:45,750 - Then shoot them also. - Sir. 565 00:59:46,163 --> 00:59:47,886 Perhaps we could use some of them with the ambulances, 566 00:59:48,023 --> 00:59:49,002 to get the injured men off the field. 567 00:59:52,315 --> 00:59:54,554 - Will they take the harness? - I’d like to try, sir. 568 00:59:59,735 --> 01:00:01,320 It won’t work... they’re cavalry. 569 01:00:01,321 --> 01:00:03,022 - Let’s try. - You won’t get the harness on. 570 01:00:03,023 --> 01:00:03,994 Come on, Michael. 571 01:00:04,028 --> 01:00:06,892 Whoa, whoa. Easy, now, 572 01:00:06,925 --> 01:00:09,568 Easy now, Englishman. Easy. 573 01:00:09,569 --> 01:00:11,299 Whoa, whoa, whoa. 574 01:00:11,597 --> 01:00:13,681 Whoa, easy, easy. 575 01:00:14,314 --> 01:00:16,259 Easy, easy now. 576 01:00:17,522 --> 01:00:18,195 Gunther! 577 01:00:19,758 --> 01:00:21,647 It’s hopeless. We can’t help them. 578 01:00:46,075 --> 01:00:47,311 Well, well, look at you. 579 01:00:48,807 --> 01:00:50,332 Whoever taught you this has just saved your life. 580 01:01:32,052 --> 01:01:33,231 Hello the farm! 581 01:01:34,839 --> 01:01:36,086 Hello, Si Easton! 582 01:01:36,454 --> 01:01:38,084 I was at the post office... 583 01:01:38,899 --> 01:01:40,652 ...and while I was there, Mrs. Allen said... 584 01:01:40,971 --> 01:01:42,515 ...a parcel had come for Albert, from the - 585 01:01:44,270 --> 01:01:45,123 From the - 586 01:01:46,821 --> 01:01:47,809 From over there and I thought... 587 01:01:48,509 --> 01:01:50,408 ...I could go up that way in the morning. And, here it is. 588 01:01:53,035 --> 01:01:54,599 Well, who’d be sending me a parcel over there? 589 01:01:55,514 --> 01:01:56,851 Well, open it and see. 590 01:02:08,721 --> 01:02:09,948 It’s a sketchbook... 591 01:02:12,705 --> 01:02:14,125 That’s Captain Nicholls’ sketchbook! 592 01:02:15,562 --> 01:02:17,213 See that? That’s a picture of Joey! 593 01:02:17,616 --> 01:02:18,873 It’s a picture of Joey. 594 01:02:19,704 --> 01:02:20,828 Well, I never! 595 01:02:21,266 --> 01:02:22,158 And there’s a letter... 596 01:02:23,380 --> 01:02:24,618 Well, go on then, go on. 597 01:02:25,828 --> 01:02:27,042 Dear Albert Narracott. 598 01:02:27,197 --> 01:02:28,674 Captain Nicholls, who died... 599 01:02:30,851 --> 01:02:34,981 Captain Nicholls, who died in action today left you this. Yours, Sergeant Sam Perkins. 600 01:02:35,483 --> 01:02:37,329 You weren’t to know it was bad news. 601 01:02:37,450 --> 01:02:39,040 He was riding Joey when he died. 602 01:02:39,414 --> 01:02:40,672 You don’t know that he was riding him... 603 01:02:41,100 --> 01:02:42,126 In action, it says. 604 01:03:34,592 --> 01:03:35,607 Gentlemen! 605 01:03:37,788 --> 01:03:40,459 We move forward to the frontline tonight. 606 01:03:42,194 --> 01:03:44,121 Full marching orders. 607 01:03:45,289 --> 01:03:46,060 Get moving! 608 01:03:47,625 --> 01:03:48,851 Schroeder! Schroeder! 609 01:03:48,966 --> 01:03:51,230 No, not you... you. Come. 610 01:03:53,292 --> 01:03:55,688 I’m keeping you here. You are best with the horses... 611 01:03:55,689 --> 01:03:57,219 ...and we need to move the camp quickly... 612 01:03:57,220 --> 01:03:59,103 ...if the enemy continue to push through from the west. 613 01:03:59,583 --> 01:04:01,856 - They’re pushing through? - I’m told. 614 01:04:02,316 --> 01:04:04,875 We will move later when we find where the horses are needed most. 615 01:04:04,876 --> 01:04:05,823 Yes, sir. 616 01:04:06,162 --> 01:04:07,466 Perhaps I can keep my brother here with me, 617 01:04:07,917 --> 01:04:08,886 he’s also very good with horses. 618 01:04:09,614 --> 01:04:11,077 Oh, no, no. Not necessary. 619 01:04:11,111 --> 01:04:11,964 Get moving. We leave tonight. 620 01:04:20,505 --> 01:04:21,482 It’s all right, Gunther. 621 01:04:26,925 --> 01:04:30,512 You are not going. I’ll tell them you are only 14, 622 01:04:30,944 --> 01:04:33,422 - That you’re a boy. - Father signed me in. 623 01:04:33,455 --> 01:04:35,854 He knew my age, and so do they. 624 01:04:39,767 --> 01:04:41,694 Mother obviously never taught you how to fold a shirt. 625 01:04:41,728 --> 01:04:43,579 Of course she did. I just wasn’t listening. 626 01:04:43,612 --> 01:04:46,480 But you need to listen now! I promised her... 627 01:04:46,940 --> 01:04:48,892 I made her a solemn promise, 628 01:04:48,926 --> 01:04:52,619 that you would be safe with me. With me, Michael! 629 01:04:56,954 --> 01:04:58,548 They’ll never make a head count. 630 01:04:58,549 --> 01:05:00,502 There are too many of us. You can stay here. 631 01:05:01,749 --> 01:05:04,041 Slip underneath the bed, until they move out. 632 01:05:04,079 --> 01:05:05,585 Then what? 633 01:05:07,561 --> 01:05:09,555 Gunther, it will be fine. 634 01:05:10,495 --> 01:05:12,423 And when all the machines break down 635 01:05:12,816 --> 01:05:14,341 and they call up the horses, 636 01:05:15,770 --> 01:05:17,429 I’ll see you at the front. 637 01:05:18,436 --> 01:05:20,191 We’ll be together again. 638 01:05:22,666 --> 01:05:23,845 Gunther... 639 01:05:39,410 --> 01:05:41,329 I’m giving this to you. For luck. 640 01:05:49,950 --> 01:05:51,341 To keep you safe. 641 01:05:53,537 --> 01:05:55,714 Im schnellschritt! 642 01:05:55,748 --> 01:05:57,858 Marsch... links! 643 01:05:57,891 --> 01:05:59,915 Zwei, drei, vier! Left! 644 01:05:59,948 --> 01:06:01,833 Zwei, drei, vier! 645 01:07:06,722 --> 01:07:08,922 Get back in line! Line! 646 01:07:39,523 --> 01:07:40,817 I’m hungry. 647 01:07:40,980 --> 01:07:43,081 - Did you bring food? - I’m sorry. 648 01:07:48,403 --> 01:07:49,813 Will Father be ashamed? 649 01:07:50,101 --> 01:07:51,607 He will pretend to be. 650 01:07:52,633 --> 01:07:54,522 Maybe at first he will be. 651 01:07:57,399 --> 01:07:58,943 But in the end, he will be glad. 652 01:08:00,478 --> 01:08:01,840 And us? 653 01:08:03,029 --> 01:08:04,285 What about us? 654 01:08:12,504 --> 01:08:13,991 I was ready to go. 655 01:08:17,175 --> 01:08:18,517 I was proud to go. 656 01:08:21,941 --> 01:08:23,821 I wanted to go. 657 01:08:33,152 --> 01:08:34,946 The food in Italy is good. 658 01:08:35,349 --> 01:08:36,538 Yes. 659 01:08:38,580 --> 01:08:40,249 What about the women? 660 01:08:41,976 --> 01:08:43,693 Not as good as the food. 661 01:08:44,240 --> 01:08:45,611 Because... 662 01:08:46,877 --> 01:08:48,508 They’ve eaten too much of the food? 663 01:08:50,080 --> 01:08:51,615 You are too young for war. 664 01:08:51,759 --> 01:08:54,962 - And you’re too young for women! - I don’t feel so young. 665 01:08:57,772 --> 01:08:59,369 - Not anymore. - Michael. 666 01:08:59,402 --> 01:09:00,965 - What? - Go to sleep 667 01:09:02,193 --> 01:09:03,891 We have a big night of riding ahead. 668 01:09:06,538 --> 01:09:07,995 Goodnight, Michael. 669 01:09:13,865 --> 01:09:15,150 Night night, Gunther. 670 01:09:43,527 --> 01:09:44,774 Hei! In die windmühle! 671 01:09:44,774 --> 01:09:45,868 - Go, go, go... - Okay. 672 01:10:12,549 --> 01:10:14,324 - Schroeder. - Yes, sir. 673 01:10:15,896 --> 01:10:17,287 A mistake? 674 01:10:20,951 --> 01:10:22,121 A promise. 675 01:10:23,885 --> 01:10:25,017 Ja... 676 01:11:58,572 --> 01:11:59,972 Grandpére. 677 01:12:05,487 --> 01:12:06,782 It’s closer today. 678 01:12:06,993 --> 01:12:10,177 The wind plays tricks with the noise, It’s moving away from us. 679 01:12:10,771 --> 01:12:13,869 I can hear it, Grandpére, and there is no wind. 680 01:12:15,317 --> 01:12:16,737 You shouldn’t lie to me. 681 01:12:17,226 --> 01:12:20,889 Here. There is no wind here. But over there... 682 01:12:20,995 --> 01:12:24,284 A wind so strong it will lift you off the ground... 683 01:12:25,790 --> 01:12:28,897 You lie about everything. 684 01:12:30,086 --> 01:12:33,022 You say you aren’t worried but it’s clear you are. 685 01:12:33,713 --> 01:12:35,405 I know the war is approaching, 686 01:12:35,439 --> 01:12:38,326 But you say, "Oh, it’s just a trick of the wind." 687 01:12:39,294 --> 01:12:40,574 Did I say that? 688 01:12:40,608 --> 01:12:43,351 You started lying when Mama and Papa went away. 689 01:12:45,950 --> 01:12:47,216 They’re dead. 690 01:12:48,089 --> 01:12:49,498 But you won’t say so. 691 01:12:49,940 --> 01:12:51,886 Do you think I’ll die if you tell me the truth? 692 01:12:51,920 --> 01:12:53,459 The truth is... 693 01:12:54,859 --> 01:12:57,938 ...you should speak to your elders with respect. 694 01:13:05,840 --> 01:13:08,152 If you tell me the truth about the war, 695 01:13:08,612 --> 01:13:12,045 I will tell you the truth about the big horses, 696 01:13:13,158 --> 01:13:15,479 I’ve been keeping in the windmill. 697 01:13:16,179 --> 01:13:18,711 Now, who is the one telling lies! 698 01:13:20,888 --> 01:13:23,276 - In the windmill? - Yes. 699 01:13:23,362 --> 01:13:26,460 They were standing in the windmill waiting for Don Quixote. 700 01:13:27,217 --> 01:13:29,749 This is François and this is Claude. 701 01:13:29,783 --> 01:13:30,646 Yeah. 702 01:13:30,680 --> 01:13:33,317 I named them after two boys who broke my heart last Summer. 703 01:13:33,374 --> 01:13:35,034 They must belong to someone. 704 01:13:35,206 --> 01:13:38,189 Horses like this don’t just appear from a fairy-tale. 705 01:13:38,222 --> 01:13:41,171 Yes, I know, Grandpére. They are not unicorns. 706 01:13:41,382 --> 01:13:43,627 So I will be fair and wait... 707 01:13:43,876 --> 01:13:44,902 - ...one day. - Emilie... Emilie... 708 01:13:45,324 --> 01:13:47,645 And if no one comes to get them by night-time, 709 01:13:47,679 --> 01:13:50,132 - Emilie... - Then they belong to me. 710 01:13:50,165 --> 01:13:52,259 Emilie. Look at me. 711 01:13:54,772 --> 01:13:55,879 You cannot ride. 712 01:13:55,913 --> 01:13:58,389 Mother used to tell me how my bones would give way... 713 01:13:58,423 --> 01:14:00,775 - Yes. That’s right. - ...with the slightest bump or fall. 714 01:14:00,929 --> 01:14:03,182 So it is settled? 715 01:14:05,110 --> 01:14:06,510 Good girl. 716 01:14:07,891 --> 01:14:11,526 It will only be settled when I decide which one to ride first. 717 01:14:11,775 --> 01:14:13,224 But it’s - 718 01:14:14,039 --> 01:14:16,019 Over my dead body! 719 01:14:16,053 --> 01:14:18,412 At least I won’t have long to wait. 720 01:14:37,823 --> 01:14:40,969 I was in love with a boy called François, who had your lovely eyes. 721 01:14:41,026 --> 01:14:43,980 Unfortunately he was in love with a girl called Marie, 722 01:14:44,066 --> 01:14:45,193 Who had your teeth. 723 01:14:45,227 --> 01:14:48,336 She fell for a boy called Claude, who broke my heart. 724 01:14:48,360 --> 01:14:50,022 And who I intend to marry one day. 725 01:14:55,258 --> 01:14:56,515 Eyes on me. 726 01:14:57,455 --> 01:14:58,634 No talking. 727 01:14:59,507 --> 01:15:01,713 Today, we learn to jump. 728 01:15:02,135 --> 01:15:04,926 Did you know the French cleared one meter eightyfive... 729 01:15:04,959 --> 01:15:06,758 ...at the Paris Olympics to win the gold medal? 730 01:15:06,825 --> 01:15:09,674 Today, we will beat that record. 731 01:15:12,637 --> 01:15:14,229 This is your jump. 732 01:15:14,392 --> 01:15:17,346 When I call you, be very brave and leap over it. 733 01:15:19,648 --> 01:15:22,544 Leap over it! Watch me. 734 01:15:26,697 --> 01:15:28,624 And now it’s your - 735 01:16:06,555 --> 01:16:08,535 He doesn’t think we can do it. 736 01:16:08,568 --> 01:16:10,515 But we will show him, won’t we? 737 01:16:24,096 --> 01:16:26,197 No need to be afraid. 738 01:16:28,412 --> 01:16:31,328 You are... very tall. 739 01:16:33,716 --> 01:16:35,576 You’ll kill yourself. 740 01:16:36,046 --> 01:16:37,974 Only if you get in my way to make me fall. 741 01:16:38,007 --> 01:16:40,026 Oh please, come off the ladd- 742 01:16:51,678 --> 01:16:53,481 Find somewhere to hide them. 743 01:16:54,047 --> 01:16:55,399 And do it quickly! 744 01:17:21,842 --> 01:17:23,935 Halt! Und aussteigen! 745 01:17:24,480 --> 01:17:25,604 Und aussteigen! 746 01:17:31,392 --> 01:17:35,497 My name is Bonnard, This is my land. Why are you here? 747 01:17:35,727 --> 01:17:38,490 Food for the soldiers at the front. 748 01:17:38,931 --> 01:17:40,696 Everyone must give their share. 749 01:18:02,553 --> 01:18:04,538 They are taking everything. 750 01:18:05,804 --> 01:18:07,789 Where are the horses? 751 01:18:08,901 --> 01:18:10,369 What horses? 752 01:18:21,666 --> 01:18:23,175 - What is it? - Leave it... 753 01:18:23,208 --> 01:18:25,148 ...if you don’t know what it’s for. 754 01:18:25,253 --> 01:18:28,178 A pot is a pot. We’ll find some use for it. 755 01:18:28,773 --> 01:18:31,746 Sir, where’s the livestock? 756 01:18:32,139 --> 01:18:34,402 I make jam. We have no animals. 757 01:18:34,594 --> 01:18:36,445 But there’s fresh hay in your barn. 758 01:18:36,838 --> 01:18:39,619 We use it to replace the mattress stuffings. 759 01:18:45,537 --> 01:18:47,949 - Her grandfather? - Yes. 760 01:18:47,982 --> 01:18:49,900 - Where are her parents? - They’re dead. 761 01:18:51,464 --> 01:18:52,854 They died. 762 01:18:55,138 --> 01:18:56,255 What is that? 763 01:18:56,289 --> 01:18:59,300 The wind. It plays tricks in the attic. 764 01:19:00,288 --> 01:19:01,966 There is no wind. 765 01:19:02,340 --> 01:19:04,229 An old house creaks. 766 01:19:04,623 --> 01:19:06,435 Go, close the shutters. 767 01:19:13,580 --> 01:19:15,297 She’s sickly, no? 768 01:19:15,604 --> 01:19:21,022 If you or any of your friends harm her, 769 01:19:21,262 --> 01:19:24,283 as old as I am, I will kill you. 770 01:19:33,328 --> 01:19:34,180 You know, 771 01:19:35,015 --> 01:19:37,105 I was going to give you back your pot. 772 01:19:37,422 --> 01:19:38,975 But now I’m going to keep it. 773 01:19:41,738 --> 01:19:43,061 For soup. 774 01:19:44,556 --> 01:19:48,096 We will be back in the new season. 775 01:20:12,678 --> 01:20:14,160 Tell me what happened to them. 776 01:20:16,341 --> 01:20:17,934 To my mother and father. 777 01:20:19,970 --> 01:20:21,867 You said you would tell me how they died, 778 01:20:23,598 --> 01:20:25,008 On my birthday. 779 01:20:25,578 --> 01:20:27,829 And tomorrow’s my birthday! 780 01:20:29,469 --> 01:20:34,188 They died fighting, didn’t they? 781 01:20:35,982 --> 01:20:37,080 But when the soldiers come... 782 01:20:38,308 --> 01:20:40,247 ...you do nothing. 783 01:20:41,529 --> 01:20:43,614 - You are a coward, aren’t you? - Yes. Yes. 784 01:20:44,153 --> 01:20:46,762 It was your parents who were brave. 785 01:20:48,267 --> 01:20:49,236 I make jams. 786 01:20:51,263 --> 01:20:54,065 And you’ve never done a brave thing in your life? 787 01:20:59,785 --> 01:21:02,959 Maybe there are different ways to be brave. 788 01:21:05,444 --> 01:21:09,011 Did you know the French have the best carrier pigeons? 789 01:21:10,766 --> 01:21:13,279 And this could be the difference in the war, 790 01:21:13,615 --> 01:21:15,715 our messages getting through. 791 01:21:16,875 --> 01:21:18,985 I don’t want to hear about the birds. 792 01:21:22,054 --> 01:21:27,425 They are released at the front and told to go home. 793 01:21:27,904 --> 01:21:29,823 This is all they know. 794 01:21:30,782 --> 01:21:35,386 But to get there they must fly over a war. 795 01:21:36,824 --> 01:21:38,934 Can you imagine such a thing? 796 01:21:40,757 --> 01:21:45,168 Here you are flying over so much pain and terror, 797 01:21:45,264 --> 01:21:48,717 and you know you can never look down. 798 01:21:48,908 --> 01:21:52,265 You have to look forward or you’ll never get home. 799 01:21:54,279 --> 01:21:57,732 I ask you, What could be braver than that? 800 01:22:32,353 --> 01:22:34,559 - What is that? - A present. 801 01:22:35,710 --> 01:22:39,002 I hope you have not bought me a disgusting dress... 802 01:22:39,036 --> 01:22:40,888 ...that I then have to wear like last year. 803 01:22:40,984 --> 01:22:43,286 - It was disgusting? - Yes. 804 01:22:43,574 --> 01:22:45,589 I looked like an ugly nun. 805 01:22:48,945 --> 01:22:50,384 Give me your hand. 806 01:22:53,069 --> 01:22:55,659 Grandpére, we have no money. 807 01:22:56,714 --> 01:23:00,358 When the war is over, then you can buy me jewels and carriages. 808 01:23:00,454 --> 01:23:03,619 Anything you say, my sweet one. Anything-you-say! 809 01:23:03,906 --> 01:23:06,208 You are, of course, the boss. 810 01:23:06,496 --> 01:23:08,652 It’s just an old thing I found... 811 01:23:08,702 --> 01:23:11,866 ...don’t worry yourself leave it, I’ll put it back. 812 01:23:37,281 --> 01:23:38,815 It was your mother’s. 813 01:23:39,583 --> 01:23:42,268 I hid it, so as not to encourage you. 814 01:23:43,611 --> 01:23:47,543 Emilie, I want you to ride very slowly, very carefully. 815 01:23:47,639 --> 01:23:49,986 - And promise me you won’t go far... - Of course. 816 01:23:50,036 --> 01:23:52,928 To the top of the hill and straight back again. 817 01:23:52,929 --> 01:23:54,055 I promise. 818 01:23:54,064 --> 01:23:55,599 My hero. 819 01:24:02,217 --> 01:24:04,231 Slowly... slowly... 820 01:24:16,699 --> 01:24:17,849 Emilie! 821 01:24:19,576 --> 01:24:20,822 Emilie! 822 01:24:48,238 --> 01:24:49,335 No! 823 01:24:54,485 --> 01:24:56,978 - Let go of me! - She is my granddaughter! 824 01:24:58,225 --> 01:25:00,623 Emilie, stop! Don’t hurt her, please! 825 01:25:01,102 --> 01:25:02,828 Don’t hurt her. 826 01:25:06,856 --> 01:25:10,021 You don’t need them! There are so many others! 827 01:25:10,117 --> 01:25:13,666 Please, take the bigger one and leave the smaller one. 828 01:25:13,953 --> 01:25:15,967 You are breaking my granddaughter’s heart. 829 01:25:17,598 --> 01:25:21,243 The war has taken everything from everyone. 830 01:25:23,449 --> 01:25:25,032 What will happen to them? 831 01:25:25,033 --> 01:25:27,285 They will pull artillery until they die... 832 01:25:27,669 --> 01:25:29,395 - François! - ...or until the war is over. 833 01:25:30,354 --> 01:25:32,368 It will never be over! 834 01:25:33,423 --> 01:25:35,341 You have your answer then. 835 01:26:12,072 --> 01:26:13,111 Heiglemann... 836 01:26:13,769 --> 01:26:15,429 - These are yours. - Yes, sir. 837 01:26:15,621 --> 01:26:18,690 They look strong, should last a month or two. 838 01:26:25,115 --> 01:26:26,746 You are beautiful. 839 01:26:35,666 --> 01:26:37,584 It’s a pity they found you. 840 01:26:40,077 --> 01:26:41,516 Such a pity... 841 01:26:53,024 --> 01:26:54,463 Pull together! 842 01:27:13,952 --> 01:27:16,808 Halt! Halt! Stop! 843 01:27:17,792 --> 01:27:19,832 Stop! Stop! 844 01:27:36,272 --> 01:27:38,592 Heiglemann, bring up another one! 845 01:27:38,673 --> 01:27:40,689 Heiglemann, bring up another horse! 846 01:27:42,512 --> 01:27:43,593 That one! 847 01:27:48,792 --> 01:27:51,592 No, no. The big black one! 848 01:28:09,913 --> 01:28:11,194 He’s a good horse, sir. 849 01:28:11,283 --> 01:28:14,074 But if you move him up to the heavy gun, he will be no use at all. 850 01:28:14,927 --> 01:28:16,394 Prince is already losing condition. 851 01:28:16,558 --> 01:28:17,852 His leg, sir. 852 01:28:17,853 --> 01:28:19,649 - You have given them names? - Yes, sir. 853 01:28:20,041 --> 01:28:22,646 You should never give a name to anything you are certain to lose. 854 01:28:22,647 --> 01:28:24,474 But, His leg is not good enough, sir. 855 01:28:24,673 --> 01:28:27,634 Private, you will do as you are told. 856 01:28:27,713 --> 01:28:28,913 Hook him up. 857 01:28:38,833 --> 01:28:40,917 As you see, sir, this one is stronger. 858 01:28:41,874 --> 01:28:43,033 Hook him up. 859 01:28:47,344 --> 01:28:48,709 Come, come, come 860 01:30:12,709 --> 01:30:15,138 Halt! Halt! 861 01:30:17,075 --> 01:30:18,274 Take the horses away! 862 01:30:26,995 --> 01:30:28,275 Shell! 863 01:30:36,676 --> 01:30:38,155 And load! 864 01:30:43,595 --> 01:30:46,355 Back! Case! 865 01:30:51,756 --> 01:30:52,795 Position! 866 01:30:58,815 --> 01:31:02,395 And... fire! 867 01:31:38,246 --> 01:31:40,703 Valuables in the bucket, lads. 868 01:31:40,704 --> 01:31:42,957 If you live, you’ll get them back. 869 01:31:44,097 --> 01:31:46,397 If you live, you’ll get them back. Good lads. 870 01:31:46,495 --> 01:31:49,677 Valuables in the bucket. Fine. 871 01:32:06,277 --> 01:32:08,877 Maybe it’s a drill, Albie. Maybe it’s a drill like last time. 872 01:32:13,797 --> 01:32:14,997 Love letter? 873 01:32:18,239 --> 01:32:19,876 That’s my business. 874 01:32:21,156 --> 01:32:25,796 I hear you and your mate were doing bird imitations again. 875 01:32:27,156 --> 01:32:29,157 You gonna write a letter to your horse? 876 01:32:29,837 --> 01:32:31,357 After you find your horse, 877 01:32:31,436 --> 01:32:34,397 I’ve lost my needle in a haystack, and I could use some help. 878 01:32:35,694 --> 01:32:39,957 Anything valuable. Anyone who comes back gets to share it out. 879 01:32:41,357 --> 01:32:42,695 Stay here. 880 01:32:45,357 --> 01:32:47,277 Remember that day me and Joey raced you in your car? 881 01:32:48,257 --> 01:32:50,277 I remember you somersaulting through the air. 882 01:32:50,356 --> 01:32:52,037 Who was that girl you were with? 883 01:32:52,836 --> 01:32:53,997 There was a girl? 884 01:32:54,277 --> 01:32:56,829 There was. Don’t you remember? 885 01:32:57,483 --> 01:33:00,038 It was just some girl, I suppose. I don’t recall which one. 886 01:33:01,358 --> 01:33:03,998 I do remember you falling on your bum in a ditch. 887 01:33:04,370 --> 01:33:05,877 You see? 888 01:33:05,911 --> 01:33:09,397 Always entertaining, Narracott, I’ll give you that. 889 01:33:10,357 --> 01:33:12,878 You did that? You fell on your bum? 890 01:33:23,071 --> 01:33:24,478 In the positions. 891 01:33:31,278 --> 01:33:33,038 Get ready. Get ready, boys. 892 01:33:33,908 --> 01:33:36,786 Be ready! Be ready! Let’s go, men! 893 01:33:39,854 --> 01:33:44,578 Hold your nerve, boys. Remember, it’s not too far to go. There’s a way through. 894 01:33:45,077 --> 01:33:48,197 Run fast, keep your wits about you, keep your eyes open... 895 01:33:48,231 --> 01:33:49,717 ...and God and the King will keep an eye on you. 896 01:33:49,798 --> 01:33:53,078 Company will fix bayonets! Fix bayonets! 897 01:33:54,438 --> 01:33:56,278 - You know what it reminds me of out there? - What? 898 01:33:56,317 --> 01:33:58,998 That bloody impossible lower field the day me and Joey plowed it. 899 01:33:59,515 --> 01:34:01,558 Best day of my life that was and you were there. 900 01:34:03,158 --> 01:34:05,797 And this here is the worst day of my life, about to begin, 901 01:34:05,917 --> 01:34:08,957 and you’re here cheering me on. Us two, always. 902 01:34:09,872 --> 01:34:11,102 And him. 903 01:34:11,135 --> 01:34:12,780 Once you’re in no man’s land, go to the flanks. 904 01:34:12,781 --> 01:34:14,038 - Stay on the flanks. - Yes, sir. 905 01:34:14,078 --> 01:34:15,279 Come on, boys, come on. To the ladder! 906 01:34:15,319 --> 01:34:17,919 Stick close to the gentry, yeah? That’s our ticket. 907 01:34:18,505 --> 01:34:19,963 We have the pluck but they have the luck. 908 01:34:19,996 --> 01:34:21,420 Come on, boys. Keep going, keep going. 909 01:34:22,144 --> 01:34:23,390 Andrew. 910 01:34:23,396 --> 01:34:25,958 You, too, Narracott. And you, too. 911 01:34:44,782 --> 01:34:46,613 Come on, on your ladders, boy. On your ladders. 912 01:34:46,647 --> 01:34:47,959 In you go, in you go. That’s it. 913 01:34:50,238 --> 01:34:52,199 Listen to your sergeant! 914 01:34:52,278 --> 01:34:54,181 If anybody turns back, 915 01:34:55,140 --> 01:34:57,078 If any one of our boys... 916 01:34:57,159 --> 01:35:00,679 ...come running towards you you take this rifle... 917 01:35:01,119 --> 01:35:03,238 ...and you shoot them dead. 918 01:35:03,599 --> 01:35:05,881 - Do you understand? - Yes, sir! 919 01:35:06,199 --> 01:35:07,263 Do you understand me? 920 01:35:07,297 --> 01:35:09,587 Do you understand what I’m telling you, son? 921 01:35:09,621 --> 01:35:11,878 You take this rifle and you shoot them dead. 922 01:35:12,318 --> 01:35:13,398 Understand? 923 01:35:16,624 --> 01:35:20,039 Up there, son. Up your ladder. Up your ladder to your work! 924 01:35:21,610 --> 01:35:22,628 It’s good. Andrew, it’s good. 925 01:35:22,791 --> 01:35:26,079 Andrew! Nobody’s retreating today. 926 01:35:26,980 --> 01:35:30,398 Andrew! Andrew! Nobody is retreating today. 927 01:36:57,196 --> 01:36:59,081 Just leave me. Leave me! 928 01:37:13,081 --> 01:37:14,281 You’ll be all right here. 929 01:37:14,561 --> 01:37:16,561 You’ll be safe. Someone’ll come for ya. 930 01:37:17,656 --> 01:37:20,269 Albert. Albert, listen... 931 01:37:20,303 --> 01:37:24,041 It’s all right. It’s all right. We’re Devon boys, yeah? 932 01:37:27,054 --> 01:37:28,161 Yeah... 933 01:38:46,282 --> 01:38:47,482 Get down! 934 01:40:16,203 --> 01:40:17,483 No! 935 01:40:21,683 --> 01:40:22,763 Albie. 936 01:40:34,453 --> 01:40:35,683 We made it. 937 01:40:36,850 --> 01:40:38,283 We made it. 938 01:40:51,484 --> 01:40:53,724 Andrew, this way out! 939 01:40:55,244 --> 01:40:56,724 Gas! Gas! Gas! 940 01:41:00,444 --> 01:41:01,684 Albie... 941 01:41:31,532 --> 01:41:34,940 Hey, there’s no stopping here. Keep them moving. 942 01:41:34,973 --> 01:41:38,364 Sir, there’s something wrong. This one needs to rest. 943 01:41:38,444 --> 01:41:41,285 There’s no rest for them. Move them along. 944 01:41:41,364 --> 01:41:42,684 Move them along! 945 01:42:02,310 --> 01:42:03,547 Please, please, please. 946 01:42:03,883 --> 01:42:07,084 Stay on your feet. No, please. No no no... 947 01:42:10,552 --> 01:42:12,005 Please, please... 948 01:42:12,334 --> 01:42:13,293 Stay on your feet. 949 01:42:13,717 --> 01:42:16,539 Come on. Please, please... 950 01:42:16,540 --> 01:42:17,791 Stay on your feet. 951 01:43:12,737 --> 01:43:14,597 They’re coming! Leave it, private! 952 01:43:14,631 --> 01:43:16,398 Leave it! Come with me! 953 01:43:17,013 --> 01:43:18,260 Go to hell! 954 01:43:21,521 --> 01:43:24,110 Run. Run! 955 01:43:25,206 --> 01:43:28,086 Run! Run! 956 01:43:28,426 --> 01:43:29,686 Run! 957 01:46:35,633 --> 01:46:37,568 Stand to, stand to... 958 01:46:38,606 --> 01:46:40,129 There’s something moving. 959 01:46:40,524 --> 01:46:42,288 What the hell is it? 960 01:46:44,839 --> 01:46:46,768 It looks like a cow. 961 01:46:47,429 --> 01:46:50,289 What the hell would a cow be doing out there? 962 01:46:55,389 --> 01:46:57,009 That definitely isn’t a cow. 963 01:46:57,882 --> 01:46:59,196 Well, what is it? 964 01:46:59,408 --> 01:47:02,306 It can’t be a horse. Nothing alive could be out there. 965 01:47:02,340 --> 01:47:05,052 It isn’t a horse. It isn’t a horse. 966 01:47:07,570 --> 01:47:09,210 Yes, it’s a horse. 967 01:47:10,159 --> 01:47:12,569 - It’s a horse. - Yeah, it’s a horse. 968 01:47:12,844 --> 01:47:14,209 Well, bugger me. 969 01:47:15,289 --> 01:47:16,569 It’s a horse. 970 01:47:21,089 --> 01:47:22,690 Lads, we should call him. 971 01:47:23,682 --> 01:47:25,290 How do you call a horse? 972 01:48:06,071 --> 01:48:07,569 He’s caught on the wire. 973 01:48:12,519 --> 01:48:13,766 Oh sod it... 974 01:48:21,513 --> 01:48:22,855 What do you think you’re doing? 975 01:48:23,910 --> 01:48:25,445 Get back, do you hear me? 976 01:48:26,020 --> 01:48:28,051 Corporal, that’s an order! Get back! 977 01:48:29,665 --> 01:48:31,491 Listen to him, sir. We can’t leave him. 978 01:48:32,638 --> 01:48:35,570 - What’s he doing? - It’s a trap. 979 01:48:36,570 --> 01:48:38,010 No, I don’t think so. 980 01:48:38,200 --> 01:48:40,691 - I think he’s trying to help. - Scare him back into his hole. 981 01:48:48,366 --> 01:48:49,851 It’s a white flag, ent it? 982 01:48:50,572 --> 01:48:52,130 You see the white flag!? 983 01:48:53,161 --> 01:48:55,371 I’m just after tending to this here horse, is all! 984 01:48:59,570 --> 01:49:01,851 Get back, you stupid git! 985 01:49:03,211 --> 01:49:06,690 The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want, 986 01:49:07,834 --> 01:49:10,051 He leadeth me into green pastures, 987 01:49:11,210 --> 01:49:14,851 He lay me down beside the still waters... 988 01:49:28,933 --> 01:49:30,451 Poor beastie. 989 01:49:32,131 --> 01:49:33,491 Poor babbie. 990 01:49:33,824 --> 01:49:34,971 It’s alright. 991 01:49:35,456 --> 01:49:37,492 It’s alright. Don’t buck and wriggle so, 992 01:49:38,717 --> 01:49:40,571 You’re only shredding yourself. 993 01:49:42,572 --> 01:49:44,052 You’ll blind yourself. 994 01:49:46,972 --> 01:49:50,132 Bugger me worthless. I didn’t think to bring gloves or something to cut the 995 01:49:55,020 --> 01:49:56,852 I thought perhaps you might need these. 996 01:49:57,130 --> 01:49:58,531 For the barbed wire? 997 01:50:00,295 --> 01:50:04,291 Yeah, yeah I... Ummm, thanks. 998 01:50:05,411 --> 01:50:06,491 Cheers. 999 01:50:07,492 --> 01:50:09,572 Cheers... Thanks. 1000 01:50:18,804 --> 01:50:20,652 That... That’s a very long strand. 1001 01:50:20,818 --> 01:50:21,971 When you cut it, 1002 01:50:22,353 --> 01:50:23,972 it’s going to release 1003 01:50:24,559 --> 01:50:27,172 this 1004 01:50:27,532 --> 01:50:28,612 and this, and this, 1005 01:50:28,970 --> 01:50:30,572 and they’ll coil back rather violently, 1006 01:50:30,792 --> 01:50:32,811 which I’m afraid will only wound the poor fellow further. 1007 01:50:34,053 --> 01:50:35,571 You speak good English. 1008 01:50:37,218 --> 01:50:38,692 I speak English well. 1009 01:50:39,999 --> 01:50:41,132 May I? 1010 01:50:52,093 --> 01:50:54,133 What if we cut his head free first? 1011 01:50:54,693 --> 01:50:56,573 So he won’t try to stand up and blind himself? 1012 01:50:57,071 --> 01:50:58,892 - And then... - Pity you didn’t bring a second pair. 1013 01:50:59,085 --> 01:51:00,733 Then I could cut the wire here 1014 01:51:01,291 --> 01:51:03,173 WE NEED MORE WIRE CUTTERS! 1015 01:51:14,334 --> 01:51:15,853 His blind spot. 1016 01:51:16,732 --> 01:51:18,453 The cutters won’t frighten him. 1017 01:51:19,513 --> 01:51:22,173 If you could cut here, holding this wire... 1018 01:51:22,678 --> 01:51:25,373 - I could... - Say no more, I’m right behind you. 1019 01:51:26,322 --> 01:51:28,932 And you understand what’s happening, do you not, O Best Beloved? 1020 01:51:29,013 --> 01:51:31,493 That you must lay so very nice and still. 1021 01:51:31,597 --> 01:51:32,973 There’s a lad, 1022 01:51:33,419 --> 01:51:35,453 you’re a remarkable horse, you are, 1023 01:51:35,816 --> 01:51:37,613 helping us help you. 1024 01:51:37,663 --> 01:51:38,733 There’s a lad. 1025 01:51:38,981 --> 01:51:40,893 There’s a remarkable lad. 1026 01:51:45,023 --> 01:51:46,973 So how’s things in yonder trench? 1027 01:51:48,284 --> 01:51:51,173 Delightful. We read, we knit sweaters, 1028 01:51:51,928 --> 01:51:54,053 and we train our rats to perform circus tricks. 1029 01:51:54,230 --> 01:51:56,253 Well, if ever you need any more rats, we can always send ours over. 1030 01:51:56,333 --> 01:51:58,293 ‘Cause we’ve more than we need, strictly speaking. 1031 01:52:00,272 --> 01:52:03,933 - Besides, they scare off all the pretty girls. - Our girls aren’t afraid of rats. 1032 01:52:05,213 --> 01:52:06,893 Big strapping German girls, eh? 1033 01:52:07,848 --> 01:52:09,694 Kind what gives robust massages? 1034 01:52:11,590 --> 01:52:13,093 Every Thursday! 1035 01:52:13,220 --> 01:52:15,294 And they bring rum cake on your birthday. 1036 01:52:34,734 --> 01:52:36,054 Look at that horse! 1037 01:52:37,014 --> 01:52:38,534 Look at the muscles he’s got, 1038 01:52:38,922 --> 01:52:41,893 them long legs. They’re made for running, horses. 1039 01:52:41,894 --> 01:52:43,494 Runnin’ away from danger. 1040 01:52:45,334 --> 01:52:46,934 Running away is all they have. 1041 01:52:47,454 --> 01:52:48,894 Yet we taught ‘em opposite. 1042 01:52:49,760 --> 01:52:51,134 Running into the fray. 1043 01:52:52,934 --> 01:52:54,294 - War horse - Yeah. 1044 01:52:55,694 --> 01:52:57,174 War horse. 1045 01:52:57,911 --> 01:52:58,974 And there he is. 1046 01:52:59,894 --> 01:53:02,094 What a strange beast you’ve become. 1047 01:53:04,145 --> 01:53:05,294 And now? 1048 01:53:05,584 --> 01:53:07,174 I take him back with me, yeah? 1049 01:53:08,269 --> 01:53:09,995 Since I supplied the cutters, the horse is mine. 1050 01:53:10,667 --> 01:53:12,009 This is fair, no? 1051 01:53:12,393 --> 01:53:14,574 In a pig’s eye. He’s English, plain to see. 1052 01:53:14,695 --> 01:53:16,894 - Oh, you mean because he’s so filthy? - Because he’s so smart. 1053 01:53:17,572 --> 01:53:18,893 And you’re none too clean yourself. 1054 01:53:21,696 --> 01:53:23,054 We could box. 1055 01:53:23,614 --> 01:53:25,014 And the winner gets the horse. 1056 01:53:27,335 --> 01:53:28,855 No, thanks, pet. 1057 01:53:29,273 --> 01:53:31,095 Must be careful not to start a war. 1058 01:53:33,397 --> 01:53:34,935 Do you have a coin of any sort? 1059 01:53:36,466 --> 01:53:37,895 - Coin toss? - Yeah. 1060 01:53:41,535 --> 01:53:43,775 - All right, Fritz you’re on. - My name is not Fritz 1061 01:53:44,426 --> 01:53:45,815 it is Peter. 1062 01:53:47,335 --> 01:53:48,775 Peter I’m Colin. 1063 01:53:48,933 --> 01:53:50,855 - You call it, Colin. - Heads. 1064 01:53:56,510 --> 01:53:58,135 That’s the face of my Kaiser 1065 01:53:58,620 --> 01:54:00,135 and he does not look pleased with me. 1066 01:54:02,552 --> 01:54:03,975 The horse is yours. 1067 01:54:04,949 --> 01:54:06,575 Gone quiet, hasn’t it? 1068 01:54:07,059 --> 01:54:08,135 Yes. 1069 01:54:08,498 --> 01:54:10,655 But wait half an hour and we’ll be shooting again. 1070 01:54:11,567 --> 01:54:14,775 I’m a terrible shot, Pete, don’t believe I’ll ever hit the target. 1071 01:54:16,695 --> 01:54:17,894 Thanks 1072 01:54:19,719 --> 01:54:21,015 Cheerio, mate. 1073 01:54:21,061 --> 01:54:23,687 - You’ll take good care of him, yes? - I will. 1074 01:54:23,688 --> 01:54:25,106 Our strange beast. 1075 01:54:25,856 --> 01:54:27,103 And you take care of your own strange self. 1076 01:54:28,062 --> 01:54:29,175 Colin! 1077 01:54:30,843 --> 01:54:32,294 A pair of German cutters 1078 01:54:32,474 --> 01:54:34,815 in memory of your handsome friend from Dusseldorf. 1079 01:54:34,855 --> 01:54:35,855 Thanks. 1080 01:54:35,926 --> 01:54:37,935 I’ll use ‘em back in the garden in South Shields. 1081 01:54:38,708 --> 01:54:40,695 You keep your head down, now, Pete me lad! 1082 01:54:42,545 --> 01:54:45,575 Remarkable! A remarkable horse! 1083 01:55:21,770 --> 01:55:23,616 We’re full up. Move on. 1084 01:55:29,538 --> 01:55:30,936 The gas got him 1085 01:55:31,168 --> 01:55:33,096 we had to wait till morning. 1086 01:55:37,114 --> 01:55:38,656 This can’t be all of us. 1087 01:55:38,745 --> 01:55:39,816 This is all. 1088 01:55:40,279 --> 01:55:41,896 All walking wounded, 1089 01:55:42,376 --> 01:55:45,016 away to the dressing station! 1090 01:55:45,536 --> 01:55:48,776 Away to the dressing station! 1091 01:56:24,780 --> 01:56:27,137 - What’s this doing here? - We need a vet, sir. 1092 01:56:27,217 --> 01:56:29,417 There are no vets. We’ve scarcely any horses left. 1093 01:56:29,862 --> 01:56:31,857 He’s cut all over, but this leg here’s got the worst of it. 1094 01:56:39,165 --> 01:56:41,563 - It’s probably tetanus. It’s no good. - Please, sir 1095 01:56:41,617 --> 01:56:43,937 I’ve all these men to take care of, corporal, you can see that, can’t you? 1096 01:56:43,960 --> 01:56:46,617 Please, sir, this horse can pull through anything. 1097 01:56:57,675 --> 01:56:58,897 What is it? 1098 01:56:59,785 --> 01:57:02,017 It’s a horse they found, wandering about in No Man’s Land. 1099 01:57:02,086 --> 01:57:04,297 - Down you go. - What kind of an horse? 1100 01:57:04,377 --> 01:57:07,017 Bloody miraculous kind of an horse, be my guess. 1101 01:57:07,097 --> 01:57:09,257 Nothing makes it out of No Man’s Land. 1102 01:57:14,418 --> 01:57:15,978 Miraculous horse.. 1103 01:57:18,298 --> 01:57:20,738 He was alive, y’see, sir, where nothing survives, 1104 01:57:20,818 --> 01:57:22,178 so to me and me mates, 1105 01:57:22,419 --> 01:57:23,818 to the men, sir, he’s 1106 01:57:23,819 --> 01:57:26,498 - Well, we have high hopes for him - - You should shoot him now. 1107 01:57:27,778 --> 01:57:30,578 - Oh, but I can’t. - It’d be a mercy, lad, 1108 01:57:30,778 --> 01:57:32,298 that leg’s not going to mend. 1109 01:57:32,858 --> 01:57:34,018 Sergeant. 1110 01:57:35,750 --> 01:57:37,378 Put him out of his misery. 1111 01:57:48,313 --> 01:57:50,519 Ladies, if you please. 1112 01:57:56,458 --> 01:57:58,498 All right, back off. 1113 01:57:58,671 --> 01:58:00,378 Back off. 1114 01:59:08,859 --> 01:59:10,339 Go on. Do it again. 1115 01:59:18,219 --> 01:59:19,500 Joey? 1116 01:59:37,899 --> 01:59:39,100 Hello, Joey. 1117 01:59:39,371 --> 01:59:41,580 Where you been then, hey? 1118 01:59:42,440 --> 01:59:43,974 Where in the world you been? 1119 01:59:44,358 --> 01:59:45,700 Do you know this man? 1120 01:59:46,564 --> 01:59:48,579 - What’s your name? - Narracot. 1121 01:59:48,962 --> 01:59:51,741 - Private Albert Narracott, sir. - This is a random horse, Narracott, 1122 01:59:51,820 --> 01:59:53,580 and too badly injured. 1123 01:59:53,853 --> 01:59:55,460 - Is this man in your care? - Yes, sir. 1124 01:59:55,580 --> 01:59:56,941 He’s not random at all, sir! 1125 01:59:56,980 --> 01:59:58,301 He’s my horse, 1126 01:59:58,553 --> 02:00:00,140 I raised him, in Devon. Sir, 1127 02:00:01,142 --> 02:00:02,581 look at his legs! 1128 02:00:03,252 --> 02:00:04,660 He’s got four white socks, 1129 02:00:04,787 --> 02:00:08,420 he’s brown all over and he has a white mark here like so 1130 02:00:11,692 --> 02:00:13,100 Take him back. 1131 02:00:13,180 --> 02:00:16,100 - Come on, son. - Wait! You can’t see ‘cause of the mud. 1132 02:00:48,423 --> 02:00:50,100 Four white socks! 1133 02:01:43,856 --> 02:01:47,102 All right, break it up. Clear off, the lot of ya. 1134 02:01:47,884 --> 02:01:49,221 You see, sir? 1135 02:01:49,419 --> 02:01:51,181 He’s not random at all. 1136 02:01:53,735 --> 02:01:55,261 We will attend to your horse. 1137 02:01:56,516 --> 02:01:58,021 Patch him up best we can. 1138 02:01:58,530 --> 02:02:00,581 Treat him like the soldier he is. 1139 02:02:01,407 --> 02:02:02,821 Thank you, sir. 1140 02:02:28,422 --> 02:02:29,502 Gentlemen! 1141 02:02:30,382 --> 02:02:31,503 Gentlemen! 1142 02:02:31,543 --> 02:02:34,462 It falls on me to give you some important news. 1143 02:02:35,070 --> 02:02:36,502 At eleven o’clock today, 1144 02:02:36,701 --> 02:02:38,223 in two minutes time 1145 02:02:38,906 --> 02:02:40,502 the War will come to an end. 1146 02:02:42,263 --> 02:02:44,823 The King and Queen thank you for your service. 1147 02:02:45,620 --> 02:02:47,143 We have been victorious 1148 02:02:47,442 --> 02:02:50,703 even if at a higher price than many of us might have imagined. 1149 02:02:51,182 --> 02:02:52,783 When the bells ring out 1150 02:02:53,292 --> 02:02:55,862 and they will in a moment, for the first time for four years 1151 02:02:56,553 --> 02:02:59,143 let us remember our brothers fallen in the field. 1152 02:02:59,503 --> 02:03:03,418 And thank God for the end of this struggle and victory. 1153 02:03:18,131 --> 02:03:19,543 I don’t understand, sir. 1154 02:03:21,392 --> 02:03:23,182 Officers’ horses only. 1155 02:03:23,981 --> 02:03:25,703 All other horses are to be auctioned immediately. 1156 02:03:25,782 --> 02:03:27,623 That is a complete and bloody outrage. 1157 02:03:27,662 --> 02:03:29,902 It’s the lad’s horse, sir, from Devon. 1158 02:03:30,103 --> 02:03:31,703 He raised him up from a pup, he did. 1159 02:03:31,782 --> 02:03:34,623 Trained him right up to the day when the army came to town. 1160 02:03:34,662 --> 02:03:36,902 These aren’t my orders, sergeant. 1161 02:03:38,943 --> 02:03:40,543 You’ll have to take him to market. 1162 02:03:41,725 --> 02:03:42,743 That’s all. 1163 02:04:06,468 --> 02:04:08,002 We’ve all clubbed together. 1164 02:04:09,057 --> 02:04:10,384 It’s everything we have. 1165 02:04:11,934 --> 02:04:14,703 There’s twenty-nine pounds there. Buy him back. 1166 02:04:20,182 --> 02:04:22,624 - Does the Major know? - The Major put in ten. 1167 02:04:22,772 --> 02:04:26,024 Mum’s the word where the Major’s concerned. Your friend on the crutches over there 1168 02:04:26,704 --> 02:04:29,343 even asked the Major to say that Joey was his, an officer’s horse, 1169 02:04:29,423 --> 02:04:31,019 so that he could go back with the others. 1170 02:04:33,417 --> 02:04:36,024 Come on, Narracott! Get a move on. We don’t want to miss the show. 1171 02:04:45,904 --> 02:04:48,504 Seven pounds! Seven pounds there! 1172 02:04:48,544 --> 02:04:51,063 Seven pounds! Eight pounds here! 1173 02:04:51,144 --> 02:04:53,624 Eight pounds! Ten pounds here! 1174 02:04:53,663 --> 02:04:55,505 Any advance? Sold! 1175 02:04:55,584 --> 02:04:58,386 You’re alright. Nobody’s gonna bid more than fifteen for a thoroughbred. 1176 02:04:58,577 --> 02:05:00,544 They want work horses. 1177 02:05:03,148 --> 02:05:04,305 Next one. 1178 02:05:05,985 --> 02:05:07,905 We start at four pounds. 1179 02:05:08,545 --> 02:05:10,065 Four pounds. 1180 02:05:10,825 --> 02:05:13,104 - 5 pound. - five pounds here 1181 02:05:13,304 --> 02:05:15,344 Any advance? - seven pound! 1182 02:05:16,095 --> 02:05:17,384 eight pound. eight pound! 1183 02:05:17,424 --> 02:05:18,865 - Nine! - ten pound! 1184 02:05:18,904 --> 02:05:20,065 Sepuluh pound! 1185 02:05:20,225 --> 02:05:21,825 - Eleven. - Eleven. 1186 02:05:21,865 --> 02:05:23,265 It’s the butcher from Cambrai. 1187 02:05:23,864 --> 02:05:25,904 He’s been bidding for the best all morning. 1188 02:05:25,905 --> 02:05:27,152 Eleven. Eleven pounds. Eleven pounds. 1189 02:05:27,412 --> 02:05:28,784 Let me handle this, private. 1190 02:05:28,825 --> 02:05:30,105 Fifteen, 1191 02:05:30,465 --> 02:05:32,145 and let that be an end to it. 1192 02:05:32,224 --> 02:05:33,345 Fifteen pounds 1193 02:05:33,385 --> 02:05:34,824 Sixteen. 1194 02:05:34,865 --> 02:05:37,544 - Sixteen pounds - Seventeen. 1195 02:05:37,961 --> 02:05:42,104 Twenty of your English pounds. And let THAT be the end of it, my friend. 1196 02:05:42,425 --> 02:05:43,624 Twenty pounds. 1197 02:05:44,505 --> 02:05:46,825 - Twenty Five. - Twenty five pounds. 1198 02:05:46,880 --> 02:05:48,544 Twenty Six. 1199 02:05:48,585 --> 02:05:50,825 - Twenty six pounds. - Twenty seven. 1200 02:05:50,864 --> 02:05:53,305 - Twenty eight. - Twenty eight pounds. 1201 02:05:53,425 --> 02:05:54,584 Twenty nine. 1202 02:05:54,649 --> 02:05:56,104 And thirty. 1203 02:05:56,185 --> 02:05:57,785 Any advance at thirty pounds? 1204 02:05:58,385 --> 02:06:00,025 One hundred pounds. 1205 02:06:05,198 --> 02:06:07,505 And sir, if you bid against me, 1206 02:06:07,979 --> 02:06:09,705 I will sell the coat on my back 1207 02:06:10,281 --> 02:06:12,066 and bid to one hundred and ten. 1208 02:06:12,584 --> 02:06:15,025 And if you bid against me again, I will sell my farm 1209 02:06:15,077 --> 02:06:16,945 and bid to a thousand. 1210 02:06:20,466 --> 02:06:21,985 One hundred pounds. 1211 02:06:23,826 --> 02:06:26,906 Going, going, gone. 1212 02:06:36,186 --> 02:06:37,186 Sir, 1213 02:06:37,231 --> 02:06:38,585 I’ll give you all your money. 1214 02:06:38,666 --> 02:06:41,706 Everything you paid when we get back to England. I’ll give you twice - 1215 02:06:41,786 --> 02:06:43,105 You don’t know anything about him. 1216 02:06:43,186 --> 02:06:44,905 Oh, but you’re wrong, sir, I know everything! 1217 02:06:45,383 --> 02:06:49,425 Yes, you found him! I heard you found a horse in the wire between the armies... 1218 02:06:49,506 --> 02:06:51,306 No, I found him, he raised him - 1219 02:06:53,918 --> 02:06:56,946 When I heard about the miracle horse, I traveled three days 1220 02:06:56,987 --> 02:06:59,346 because I knew whose horse it was. 1221 02:07:00,440 --> 02:07:01,866 My granddaughter’s. 1222 02:07:02,646 --> 02:07:04,226 She saved his life! 1223 02:07:04,372 --> 02:07:06,146 He was everything to her. 1224 02:07:06,290 --> 02:07:07,706 Where is your granddaughter? 1225 02:07:08,496 --> 02:07:11,105 The war has taken everything from everyone. 1226 02:07:11,277 --> 02:07:13,145 He is all that I have left of her. 1227 02:07:35,786 --> 02:07:37,547 Don’t be worried, boy, when I go. 1228 02:07:38,386 --> 02:07:40,186 I won’t worry over you none. 1229 02:07:41,027 --> 02:07:42,467 Hey, I found you, didn’t I, 1230 02:07:43,885 --> 02:07:45,627 and you found me. 1231 02:07:49,256 --> 02:07:50,787 And we’ll both... 1232 02:07:51,462 --> 02:07:53,306 we’ll both know that we made it through. 1233 02:07:54,706 --> 02:07:55,946 Now go on. 1234 02:07:56,737 --> 02:07:58,227 We’re the lucky ones. 1235 02:07:58,271 --> 02:07:59,666 Always have been. 1236 02:08:00,093 --> 02:08:01,947 Lucky since the day I met you. 1237 02:08:04,505 --> 02:08:06,187 God be with you, sir. 1238 02:08:08,827 --> 02:08:10,427 Do you know what this is? 1239 02:08:14,958 --> 02:08:16,266 It’s my father’s. 1240 02:08:17,356 --> 02:08:18,907 It’s his regimental pennant. 1241 02:08:25,796 --> 02:08:27,307 How did you come by this, sir? 1242 02:08:29,823 --> 02:08:31,267 You may have this. 1243 02:08:39,702 --> 02:08:42,146 Thank you ever so much for this, sir... 1244 02:08:45,745 --> 02:08:46,908 ...And this. 1245 02:08:56,102 --> 02:08:58,468 No no, not necessary. 1246 02:08:58,692 --> 02:09:00,028 He belongs to you. 1247 02:09:01,377 --> 02:09:03,788 That is, of course, what my little girl would have wanted. 1248 02:09:04,062 --> 02:09:05,708 And she was the boss. 1249 02:09:16,722 --> 02:09:17,988 What was her name? 1250 02:09:18,927 --> 02:09:20,068 Emilie. 1251 02:09:23,587 --> 02:09:25,387 Her name is Emilie. 1252 02:12:20,151 --> 02:12:23,731 War Horse