All language subtitles for Bangkok Hilton.E1

BANGKOK HILTON
- First episode -

The late November.

Razduvao the wind.

All just waiting
at the start of the monsoon.

Downstream port bangko�koj
is a cargo ship

ready to assume the burden
that can not be loaded at the port.

This burden is a man,
a man of many past

and now,
very little future.

Let me introduce myself.
My name is Worthington ...

Or Stanton or Grin. Select
what you will, all I used.

Twenty years in exile here,
much time to.

You can not resist
memories that came bursting.

Fragments of half-forgotten, long ago
lost property, scattered dream ...

They return me back into the past
they are trying hard to bury.

At a time when I was captain of Harold
Stanton, son of General Angus Stanton ...

... Lava from Dunkirk.

He was 20 years old when the war began.

Nothing that I ever learned
the polygons in Eaton

I was not prepared for what
with what I was going to face.

Three years in Japanese captivity.

But I can tell you what happened
in this camp. Not yet.

Suffice it to say that there is little
any honor and courage.

But it was a rat,
part of the war, in any case.

My father brought his men to glory.

I found the fear and shame.

When I was released,
I returned home to England.

At the court martial.

Court considers that Captain Harold Stanton
blame and condemn you to a release from service.

be sentenced to depart

For me there was nothing more in England.
I could not wait to leave.

I guess,
I will call to escape.

Escape ...

Unless, of course, if you take your
himself with them as a shadow.

Then the scenery changed.

First Egypt, then Rhodesia ...
Well, Aden for some time.

Suddenly, but in middle age
I was rushed to Australia

employed in a large, not just
known, legal capacity of companies.

This is one of those places
where you pay as a lawyer

working as a clerk.

Another country,
another identity.

I just read
"Our man in Havana"

so my name is Graham Greene
seemed good enough.

Graham, can I have a moment?

There will be a couple of clients.
Breeders from Brouken Hill.

I did not know, of course, that people will
meet forever change my life.

Graham, these are Mr. and Mrs.
Faulkner and their daughter Catherine.

Mr. Graham Greene ...
Of course, not one! Second.

It was a stunt that is repeated
at every opportunity.

He was not even half
funny as me.

He studied at Cambridge.

Sorry.

Sir Richard, how can
I help you?

We have a large estate.
You may have heard of the Gard Bridge?

Gard Bridge, yes.

Recently we have been able
neighboring property to buy ...

This is more than a fifth of the estate ...

Do you hear me, Mr. Green?
- Yes, of course!

For years we had the impression
that is owned by the consortium.

Now we have reason to believe
that something may have changed.

That's why we came to you,
to examine,

and tell us what the true situation
to be able to give a bid.

I see.

dinner the next time you come into town?
Graham Greene

What is it?
- None

Who can explain?

Who can say why?

Who will give you a reason?

A wise man will never ...

... attempt.

Stake.
- Two of hearts.

Next.
- Three Hearts.

Next.
- Four of the heart.

Tata's ass again!
Dad never learn to play.

It is difficult to find a good ass!
- We have the luck, Richard was good at it.

Oh my God!

My father always put out lights at 10

Not even when we got electricity, no
Video reason to change.

You are probably a little strange.
- Not at all.

This is what we are today, not like,
changes just for change.

All that is worth only rejects ...
- Mom!

Calm down, Catherine, you are invited Mr. Green,
so no point in wasting his time.

We are very happy. We Gardbridz.
In some ways, this is a world unto itself.

Old World, Mr. Green.

A better world.
- Indeed.

Good night.
- Good night, Dad.

Good night.
- Good night, Catherine.

Mr. Greene will bring to his room.
- It's all right, Miss Cameron. I will.

Come to show you something.

Only you have turned off the lights!

Open.
- Well, not Christmas yet!

Never mind, open.
- Will open tomorrow.

I warn you. Open it when we are alone.
- Zavitlava� me.

Well, if you say so ...
- Or not, is it?

French, from silk.

I do not know whether these
reply.

It was really ...
When was this made?

Today.

Mr. Green, Mr. Mekner
wants to see you.

Stanton: Lion of Dunkirk
- DIED -

One of the girl
and is recognized in the picture.

Graham Greene ... the fraud.

I thought he was laughing as
my little joke.

Sorry, I lied to you.

Law degree at Cambridge,
Is that a lie?

The document that I showed you in the name
Graham Greene, that was a lie, but ...

but not my qualifications.
I'm actually a lawyer.

For several reasons
I can not accept.

I did not do any harm.
No one I tried to cheat.

I was just sit all, that's all.

Got it?

I did not expect any
sympathy of England.

You know, not even my own father
he never forgave.

Never.

Just sad.

I would go back tonight,
If you do not mind.

I would go the other evening.
Is more privately.

Thank you, I have always believed that
a very decent man.

Good luck.

Mr. Green, Phone.

Gardbridz.
- Can you get Ms. Faulkner?

Who is looking?
- Graham Greene.

Good morning, sir.,
Stay tuned, I'll give you.

Phone, madam,
Mr. Mekner.

Halo. - Honey, I am.
- Here Ketrinina mother, Mr. Stanton.

I'm so sorry about your father,
but I am not surprised.

I called to explain ...
so i call ...

Catherine asked me to tell you
that is no longer calling.

I just want to give me a chance, really ...

Mr. Stanton, Katherine
packed up all your gifts.

Return them to you tomorrow's mail.
- But it is not necessary.

Let me talk
with it, please.

Sorry, Mr. Stanton.
It was clear to us.

Mislead you and wants to talk
with you, not now, nor ever again.

Mrs. Faulkner, I need your help.
- Goodbye, Mr. Stanton.

Catherine.

Just a minute.

Catherine, I want to talk to you.

Catherine.

What he wanted Mr. Mekner?

To apologize, because he is terrible
embarrassed by his servants.

He said he had no idea ...

And what happened?

The man was gone, of course.

Gone? Where?

What concerns us,
most important, he went.

I care, mother.
- For God's sake! The man is a fraud.

Probably already on the plane now.

It is not.

I'll call him.

You will if you have a shred of shame.

Read once more,
If you do not believe me.

He sacrificed his own people. Sentenced
at the Military Court. Disgraced the name.

Who knows what else is hidden.
Read!

Oh, yes.

I know.

It has manners and knows that story.

But this is only a facade, right?

Tell what you want ...

I know that he cares about me.

He cares about you?

Ask only, Katherine ...

Why would such a man
care about you?

Do you think that flowers and a few
gifts to prove?

I do not think.

I would venture to call,
This would be a dividend ...

Gardbridz.

Not on this.

Of course not!

Do not you see ...

This is one big scam.

The girl would never have suspected,
even for a moment.

Because of the blame
I have to assume.

I tried to warn you.

Yes, you warned me.

Each time a bit
interested in me ...

I warned you.

I've always just tried to
to protect you.

If you were not listening to me
made such a fool of myself.

People laugh at you, Catherine.

All our friends laugh at you.

Anyway ...

There's only one thing
that can be done, right?

To leave everything behind,
is not it?

Reply, Catherine ...

Shall we?

I want to gather all
you received from him.

I want flowers that are upresovala.

Postcards that you sent,
Christmas gift ...

The one drawing.

Everything. Is that clear?

I, Catherine ...

I will not mention this,
but I and the other a gift.

Do not look at me like that, baby.

Gift that Ms. Cameron
I saw that you gave.

The one secret.

I will call as soon as I can.
- Well, Madam, of course.

Good morning, Mr. Stanton.
Ms. Faulkner was not at home.

Please, enter.

Catherine

Catherine

Ms. Faulkner asked me
to send you this.

Since you're already here,
no need to send.

Where is it?

I'm sorry, Mr. Stanton,
but I must ask you to go.

Immediately.

Mr. Mekner here Catherine Faulkner.

Hello, how are you?

I hope we can help.
- Naturally

I need Mr. Grin ...

Mr. Stanton, however ...

I thought it might have its
address, if someone wants to write him.

Well ...
wait a moment.

No, there's nothing I fear.
I just packed up and left.

Frankly, I think that a man who changes
name does not wish to be found.

Yes, I understand. Thank you.

You're welcome.

How ironic, is not it, Doctor?

They brought me here that I forgot,

and now you tell me that
This reminds all his life.

A father? Will you marry him?
- Probably, if I managed to find him.

We were very happy.

He left me and I did nothing
heard about it. Maybe he's dead.

Speaking of which,
maybe I did.

I am concerned about it.
It is very depressing.

It's no wonder. I think it's
natural consequence of shame.

I mean ...

... If no one wants that child may
to arrange for that to be sorted out.

Once he has offended God,
I do not want to do it a second time.

Do you think this is wrong?
- Of course, I think.

Allow her to give birth to a child who will
every day to remind inflicted stupidity.

Pile.
- It's nice, is not it?

Tata, one sees a little girl.

What do you think about this buddy?
Pat him.

Tata, which ran away?

Where is my father?

What?
- Can I ask something?

It's better.
- Where is my father?

I'm not sure.
Better ask my mother.

Your dad died, Katrina.
He died before you were born.

Will you be back?
- I think not.

It will not.
Who is to uvrteo in the head?

And what was his name?
- Graham.

Hal, I think.
- Graham.

Grandma just kidding.

Yes, I was joking.
- It is not a funny joke.

I would like to introduce to you
my daughter Katrina.

This is Mr. Mekner.

I'm glad.
- Hello.

Sit.

Perhaps Mr. Mekner
would like some more tea.

Ah, yes!
- Thank you!

What were you doing up there?

I worked.
- What did you do?

I make things.

There are 20 years and what you think
What right?

I make dolls' houses.

Look at Mr. Meknera
When you talk to him.

Not only houses, but the whole villa
together with the little people.

Mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters.

The real family.

I would love to see one.

No, mother was right.
This is stupid. Just a hobby.

Not everyone thought so!

Queen Mary has collected beautiful things,
and they even exhibited in Windsor.

Historians say it is useful
testimony to that time.

And who would say for dollhouses?

However, it is often the case, is not it?

Sometimes the most underrated
the most valuable things turn out.

I do not know what historians do with this.

There is even Gardbridz.
Just no windows.

What a house without windows?

Do you like reading?

Reply to Mr. Mekneru.

Yes.
- What?

All sorts of things, history, novels ...

Tell Mr. Mekneru
What do you like most.

Romances, Sir Mekner,
My mother thought the romance.

Mills and Boone, and things like that.

Sorry.

I apologize.

Asthma.

I fear that few people know how
It can be terrible.

Not just the physical.

You must forgive her.
It's hard to drop it.

There are up to the point
that asthma is a disease of nerves.

Did you know?

I do not have much confidence
the doctors. I never had.

She was always sickly,
as a child.

So I held here.

This was her school, home,
the whole world.

She did not know almost nothing
the outer life.

Do not underestimate it.

I think it would surprise you
how to adapt quickly.

With God's will, will not have to.

There is no reason to ever
Gardbridz leave.

We are still a wealthy family.

Yes, but whether this is the life
what you want it?

Of course, this is a better life,
safer.

Finally, much happier.

Sorry, but I can not agree.

Do not have to.

I am her mother and her
welfare is my concern.

Yes, I'm just a lawyer.

No, of course not, Mr. Mekner.
You are a family lawyer.

So you and I brought here.

You need to name
guardian of the trust,

someone will manage its affairs.

Well of course you have to do.
- Yes.

But I'm talking about the future.

Not a bad plan, to the Council
that we always give lawyers.

I also
to write a will.

Sorry, that is ...
- Cancer ... is ...

Does she know?
- No, no ... they will learn, but not yet.

You need to tell her.
- I know.

Perhaps you've noticed, but my
daughter and I ... we are not close.

I know. - And one more thing. I always
their best to protect her ...

She believes that her father,
My ... husband ... believed to have died.

I see no reason
that reassure.

Of course.

Mr. Mekner to
he changed before dinner.

Show him his room,
I pray you.

No, I will remain.

This room is my great grandfather.

Sir Richard Faulkner.
Alice Faulkner, Grandma ...

All I know exactly who they were.

Tradition.

Exactly. So the rich have so
big house, sir Mekner.

For so many generations, you need
something the size of Buckingham Palace

To accommodate all the memories.

Yes, definitely. Otherwise you could be
welcome to the incompetent.

And this room!
- This is mine!

And, there are dollhouses ...
- Yes.

As I said,
I'd love to see them.

You do not have to be very polite,
g Mekner. Not now.

You have not understood me.
I really meant it.

You made this?
- Yes.

The furniture?
- Yes.

This is extraordinary.
Absolutely brilliant.

You are very talented
young women.

What do you think about my Gardbridzu,
Mr. Mekner?

Well, it is interesting work.

Do you think ... unusual?

A little strange?
- I think your art work.

Again, you're just polite.

I take a picture.

A little.

Grandma always said
that I inherited from my ... father.

I think it is right.

A cigarette?
- My mother is not allowed.

Always do as your mother says?

Generally. Do you think
that children would not be?

Somewhat.

Why are you here
Mr. Mekner?

Family things. Your mother wants
that some things put in order, that's all.

People think I'm stupid
Mr. Mekner.

Just because ...
I am confused ...

I am nervous ...

There are many things that
I do not know, but I know one thing ...

People do not always speak
what you think.

And you, sir Mekner?

Why are you really here?

You are putting me in a really awkward position!

Your mother told me in confidence,
I do not want to lie to you.

She's dying, is not it?

Why are you really here.
- Why do you think so?

Come up with some excuse,
went to Sydney ...

Visited the doctor.
Not any doctor.

Specialist.

I know this because I found a ticket.

And then did you show up.

I know my
mother, sir Mekner.

Is this happening?

Yes, your mother is dying.

Has cancer ...

We pray Almighty God
that in His mercy

receive the soul of our dear
here departed sisters.

Because her body
surrender the land.

Earth earth, ashes ashes,
dust to dust.

dinner when the next
time you come to town

Graham Greene

Ms. Cameron!
- Yes.

I asked for a picture of my father.
- What?

Picture of my father.

We do not have one.
I am not.

When your father died,
mother hid them all because ...

Yes, I know. It's part of history
Gardbridza, authorized version.

What is with that
unauthorized - the truth?

Who is Graham Greene?

He is a writer, Miss.
- Of course. I was just stupid.

The famous author comes to Gardbridz,
give my mother a silk suit,

and no one thinks about it.

Who was Graham Greene, Miss Cameron?
You know that, right?

I only know what I was yours
mother said. - What is it?

That is like your father
and that it has lost.

But he did not die.
- Yes.

For her.

I could not cry at the funeral, I
could, but I cried when I read this.

Just sad.

One day he was in love,
and then nothing.

Never a word is written.

Almost as if he then died.

So who was he, Mr. Mekner?
Who was Graham Greene?

As he says this, he worked here.
According to the story here is to know your mother.

And then?

A scandal broke out. Something about
War and the Military Court, I think.

In any case, it was
but insignificant as it may seem,

But it turns out a fraud.
I let him go. That's it.

More about him no one heard anything.
At least not your mother.

Is he my father?

In court, probably not.
- And in this room?

There was no one else.

So that's it.
Katrina Green.

Well, not exactly, Green he was not the right name.
- What do you think? What was the name?

I can not remember. His father
was a soldier ... Wait a moment.

Mrs. Howell, go to the archives.
- Yes?

Look for the files of employees
of about 20 years ago.

Interested in Green.
Mr. Graham Greene.

As a writer?
- That's right. As a writer.

Suppose you find it,
it's your plan.

Then what?
- I do not know.

I do not want to be unkind, but what if
he was not happy that you found it?

What if you looked
and says, "So what?"

Yes, I know ...
Almost.

Perhaps it is no longer alive ...

That worries me, but ...
what else can? I think ...

At this point, I
somehow lost.

I think I already said this.
You are very talented young woman.

Thanks, Mrs. Howell.
- Is this it? - Yes, that.

Nothing.

I was just silly!

Stanton. Hal Stanton. His father was
was a general "Lion of Dunkirk."

Stanton. Three sons.
Edward died.

James and Harold,
Hal is reduced.

18 Essex Square, Belgrevija.

That's it.
List of family members.

They will tell you whether he is alive,
and perhaps where it is.

If you really want to know.
- What would you do?

Well, I'm young again and have
more than half his life before him,

and that I am wealthy, I went
in London tomorrow.

And even if the plan fails,
I would not care.

I would go to the Victoria and Albert Museum
to see the dollhouses.

Thank you.

Good luck!