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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:02:02,928 --> 00:02:08,100 (Man) 'This is India. The North West Frontier province. 1905. 2 00:02:09,268 --> 00:02:12,229 'A country of many religions. 3 00:02:15,774 --> 00:02:19,111 'Men find many reasons for killing each other - 4 00:02:19,194 --> 00:02:22,573 'greed, revenge, jealousy 5 00:02:22,698 --> 00:02:26,869 'or perhaps because they worship God by different names. 6 00:02:34,126 --> 00:02:37,129 'Rebel fanatics are gathering in the hills. 7 00:02:37,212 --> 00:02:40,591 'Their objective - to kill a six-year-old boy 8 00:02:40,674 --> 00:02:44,929 'because he is a prince and the future leader of his people. 9 00:02:49,642 --> 00:02:54,772 'His father, the Maharajah, has appealed to us, the British, 10 00:02:54,897 --> 00:02:58,609 'asking us to take his son to the garrison town of Haserabad 11 00:02:58,734 --> 00:03:01,612 'and then to send him to safety in Delhi.' 12 00:03:15,167 --> 00:03:18,003 (Warlike shouting) 13 00:03:44,780 --> 00:03:46,615 (Gunshot) 14 00:05:41,397 --> 00:05:44,233 (Shouting) 15 00:06:25,524 --> 00:06:29,194 (Train whistle blows) 16 00:07:47,439 --> 00:07:50,484 (Bugle call echoes) 17 00:07:58,951 --> 00:08:02,037 (Distant shouting) 18 00:09:04,934 --> 00:09:06,477 Fire! 19 00:09:15,694 --> 00:09:17,696 Fire! 20 00:09:23,953 --> 00:09:25,579 Fire! 21 00:10:59,590 --> 00:11:02,259 Ra! Ra! Rata cha! 22 00:11:03,385 --> 00:11:06,639 Ra! Ra! Rata cha! Rata cha! 23 00:11:09,642 --> 00:11:12,186 (Cannons boom) 24 00:11:15,981 --> 00:11:20,819 Peechi jao! Peechi jao! There's another gate along to the left! 25 00:11:20,903 --> 00:11:24,865 For heaven's sake, keep that door open. 26 00:11:24,990 --> 00:11:28,869 Peechi! Peechi! Keep back! 27 00:11:31,247 --> 00:11:33,249 I'm frightfully sorry, sir. 28 00:11:33,332 --> 00:11:37,461 B Company. They gave it the right name. Have they held the last train? 29 00:11:37,586 --> 00:11:39,838 No, sir. They wouldn't have got away. 30 00:11:39,922 --> 00:11:42,007 Damn! We'd better report. 31 00:11:45,177 --> 00:11:48,889 - Still with me? - Yes. For better or worse. 32 00:12:03,195 --> 00:12:06,991 (Speaks Urdu) 33 00:12:07,116 --> 00:12:10,494 - Yes, sahib. - He'll be all right. 34 00:12:10,619 --> 00:12:14,373 Of course. His people have always been soldiers. 35 00:12:14,456 --> 00:12:18,085 Sorry, there's no more I can do... Captain Scott! 36 00:12:18,210 --> 00:12:21,130 I demand an immediate escort away. 37 00:12:21,213 --> 00:12:24,508 I'm so glad you got through. We've been worried. 38 00:12:24,633 --> 00:12:28,554 Mrs Wyatt, this is Mr Bridie. He does all the work around here. 39 00:12:28,637 --> 00:12:32,975 - His Excellency wants to see you. - I'll report at once. 40 00:12:33,058 --> 00:12:35,769 Will you come with me please, Mrs Wyatt? 41 00:12:38,647 --> 00:12:42,067 You don't seem to realise that I am a British citizen. Look! 42 00:12:42,151 --> 00:12:45,946 We're all British citizens, Mr Peters, even without papers. 43 00:12:46,071 --> 00:12:50,367 It's unforgivable I wasn't warned. There's a cable office. 44 00:12:50,492 --> 00:12:54,163 The lines were cut. Into the ballroom. See Lady Windham. 45 00:12:54,246 --> 00:12:57,458 I insist. You must take me to the Governor at once! 46 00:12:57,583 --> 00:13:00,794 There's nothing he can do. The last train's gone. 47 00:13:01,754 --> 00:13:06,550 I'm not blaming you. Having Mrs Wyatt with you can't have made it any quicker. 48 00:13:06,675 --> 00:13:10,846 She did pretty well, sir. Not my idea of a governess. 49 00:13:11,931 --> 00:13:14,141 Her husband was a fine doctor. 50 00:13:14,266 --> 00:13:17,019 Saved the boy's life when he was a baby. 51 00:13:17,102 --> 00:13:20,522 - We couldn't get him to leave. - I didn't expect you would. 52 00:13:20,606 --> 00:13:23,234 The important thing is Prince Kishan. 53 00:13:23,359 --> 00:13:27,238 Delhi sent a special order - get him out at once. Seems I've failed. 54 00:13:27,363 --> 00:13:29,365 - (Knock on door) - Yes? 55 00:13:29,448 --> 00:13:31,700 - General Ames. - Come in, Charles. 56 00:13:31,784 --> 00:13:34,578 - You're a bit late. - Scott did his best. 57 00:13:34,703 --> 00:13:37,373 - Where's the boy, sir? - In the library. 58 00:13:39,792 --> 00:13:42,127 (Music box tinkles) 59 00:13:44,463 --> 00:13:47,716 Your Highness, welcome to my home. 60 00:13:47,800 --> 00:13:52,638 - Thank you, Your Excellency. - He's very tired. 61 00:13:52,721 --> 00:13:56,850 Mrs Wyatt, I met your husband in Bombay. This is General Ames. 62 00:13:56,976 --> 00:14:01,730 The last train has gone. We held it for His Highness as long as we dared. 63 00:14:01,814 --> 00:14:06,277 I promised I'd take him to safety. I promised his father. 64 00:14:06,402 --> 00:14:09,446 - He'll be safe here. - What makes you think that? 65 00:14:09,572 --> 00:14:12,866 This isn't an ordinary tribal uprising. It's far bigger. 66 00:14:12,992 --> 00:14:16,787 - We have no reason to believe so. - I'm telling you. 67 00:14:16,912 --> 00:14:20,040 Princes who fight each other are on the same side. 68 00:14:20,165 --> 00:14:24,086 - Rasjad, Hussein, even Rahim. - She's perfectly right, sir. 69 00:14:24,169 --> 00:14:26,880 If you'd have acted on my message three days ago, 70 00:14:27,006 --> 00:14:28,841 Prince Kishan would be safe. 71 00:14:28,924 --> 00:14:32,886 - We are the best judges of that. - I disagree. 72 00:14:33,012 --> 00:14:36,849 The British never seem to do anything until they've had tea. 73 00:14:36,932 --> 00:14:38,976 (Sniggers) 74 00:14:40,853 --> 00:14:44,815 I'm sorry, but that's the way it seems to America. 75 00:14:44,940 --> 00:14:48,485 Please forgive me. Nobody told me you'd come. 76 00:14:48,611 --> 00:14:50,863 My dear, you might have sent word. 77 00:14:50,946 --> 00:14:54,825 Your Highness. Mrs Wyatt, isn't it? I've heard of you. 78 00:14:54,950 --> 00:14:57,912 - How do you do? - The child looks exhausted. 79 00:14:58,037 --> 00:15:01,457 So do you, Captain Scott. I'm sure you're dying for a bath. 80 00:15:01,540 --> 00:15:04,627 - I certainly am. - I'll show you to your rooms. 81 00:15:13,636 --> 00:15:17,848 - Thank you, Captain Scott. - You're a good soldier. 82 00:15:17,973 --> 00:15:20,809 You'll have to forgive me for speaking my mind 83 00:15:20,893 --> 00:15:23,604 but I believe that's what it's for. 84 00:15:25,147 --> 00:15:28,359 Hussein, Rasjad and Rahim fighting together. 85 00:15:28,484 --> 00:15:31,737 - It's possible she's wrong, sir. - I wish she was. 86 00:15:31,820 --> 00:15:34,490 - Go and get some rest. - Thank you, sir. 87 00:15:39,828 --> 00:15:42,122 (Shouts command) 88 00:15:56,512 --> 00:15:59,932 (Clicking of rifles loading) 89 00:16:01,350 --> 00:16:02,893 Fire! 90 00:17:21,180 --> 00:17:24,975 They've captured the railway gates, so we're under siege. 91 00:17:25,100 --> 00:17:27,853 - Can we hold out? - If we get reinforcements. 92 00:17:27,937 --> 00:17:30,064 - If we don't? - We haven't a hope. 93 00:17:30,189 --> 00:17:32,233 Prince Kishan must be got out. 94 00:17:32,358 --> 00:17:36,237 Delhi made it clear we must save him if it's the last thing we did. 95 00:17:36,362 --> 00:17:39,907 - It may be the last thing we do. - Captain Scott here yet? 96 00:17:40,032 --> 00:17:42,785 - He's waiting. - Send him in, please. 97 00:17:42,868 --> 00:17:44,995 (Ames) The boy is only a figurehead. 98 00:17:45,120 --> 00:17:48,874 (Sir John) His family have been a "figurehead" for generations. 99 00:17:48,958 --> 00:17:52,044 It's our only chance of restoring order. 100 00:17:52,127 --> 00:17:56,090 - You think he's that important? - I know he is. 101 00:17:56,215 --> 00:18:00,761 He's the religious and political leader of thousands of Hindus. 102 00:18:00,886 --> 00:18:02,471 - (Knocking) - Come in. 103 00:18:02,596 --> 00:18:04,515 These rebels are Moslems. 104 00:18:04,640 --> 00:18:08,978 If they had managed to kill him, if they still manage to kill him, 105 00:18:09,061 --> 00:18:11,105 the Hindus will have no leader. 106 00:18:11,188 --> 00:18:13,691 It'll be civil war. Worse than the Mutiny. 107 00:18:13,816 --> 00:18:15,317 All right, Scott. 108 00:18:15,401 --> 00:18:19,863 What are the chances of getting the Prince to Kalapur in safety? 109 00:18:21,156 --> 00:18:24,660 I'm sorry. His Excellency didn't request your presence. 110 00:18:24,743 --> 00:18:29,582 The subject under discussion affects me more closely than anybody else here. 111 00:18:29,707 --> 00:18:33,294 Mrs Wyatt's perfectly right. Can you get him to Kalapur? 112 00:18:33,419 --> 00:18:36,964 - The last train has gone. - The army doesn't need engines. 113 00:18:37,089 --> 00:18:40,801 - What about horses? - No chance. We had to leave ours. 114 00:18:40,926 --> 00:18:44,096 - They've got a sniper on every hill. - But you got through. 115 00:18:44,179 --> 00:18:48,142 - Yes, sir. Before they closed in. - Yes, that's right. 116 00:18:48,267 --> 00:18:51,270 I'm afraid the Prince will have to stay here. 117 00:18:51,353 --> 00:18:55,482 He'll be quite safe. We're expecting reinforcements. 118 00:18:55,608 --> 00:18:58,360 I'm beginning to understand British people. 119 00:18:58,444 --> 00:19:02,615 You really mean it won't be safe and reinforcements won't get here. 120 00:19:02,698 --> 00:19:04,742 My dear lady, you don't understand. 121 00:19:04,867 --> 00:19:08,495 No. It's a good way of looking at things. 122 00:19:08,621 --> 00:19:11,415 It just takes a little getting used to. 123 00:19:11,540 --> 00:19:13,709 - Thank you, Scott. - Sir. 124 00:19:16,045 --> 00:19:18,047 (Cannons pound) 125 00:19:18,130 --> 00:19:22,301 - It's no use your waiting, Mr Peters. - When can I see him? 126 00:19:22,384 --> 00:19:24,637 The Governor is very busy. 127 00:19:24,720 --> 00:19:27,348 I shall lodge a complaint when I get to Delhi! 128 00:19:27,431 --> 00:19:30,059 If you get to Delhi! 129 00:19:45,991 --> 00:19:48,786 See, sahib? Very plenty of the steam. 130 00:19:48,911 --> 00:19:51,789 But is it coming from the right places, Gupta? 131 00:19:51,914 --> 00:19:56,585 What right places? Victoria is old, I confess that. 132 00:19:56,669 --> 00:20:01,632 But she has experience and when she has experience, nothing can go wrong. 133 00:20:01,715 --> 00:20:05,219 (Whistle shrieks) 134 00:20:05,344 --> 00:20:07,888 (Clank, whistle stops) 135 00:20:07,972 --> 00:20:10,266 It is not the fault of Victoria. 136 00:20:10,349 --> 00:20:14,812 I asked them last week, and last month I asked them 17 times, 137 00:20:14,937 --> 00:20:17,273 to give me one day for repair. 138 00:20:17,356 --> 00:20:19,900 But no. They said Victoria is old 139 00:20:20,025 --> 00:20:22,528 and no good except for shunting. 140 00:20:22,611 --> 00:20:24,446 Nobody understands. 141 00:20:24,530 --> 00:20:27,074 Kalapur's over 300 miles away. 142 00:20:27,199 --> 00:20:31,078 What is 300 miles to this engine, sahib? 143 00:20:31,161 --> 00:20:33,747 You know what she did in the Karachi run? 144 00:20:33,872 --> 00:20:38,294 - Two times in one week! - Yes, but how many years ago? 145 00:20:38,377 --> 00:20:41,380 Look at the boiler. Not even one leak. 146 00:20:41,463 --> 00:20:44,341 Not an inch of steam is escaping from it. 147 00:20:44,466 --> 00:20:47,595 If the boiler's good, the whole engine is good. 148 00:20:47,720 --> 00:20:50,556 Look for yourself if not believing Gupta. 149 00:20:51,640 --> 00:20:54,977 That is only the piston bearing which is not good. 150 00:20:55,060 --> 00:20:58,397 That is why one half of the steam is escaping. 151 00:20:58,480 --> 00:21:00,232 That's all that's wrong? 152 00:21:00,316 --> 00:21:03,736 Gupta has been for 30 years in the railway service. 153 00:21:03,819 --> 00:21:08,073 - You think Gupta don't know? - No, Gupta. I think you do know. 154 00:21:08,198 --> 00:21:12,119 - We shall need a coach. - There is no one but that one. 155 00:21:12,244 --> 00:21:15,122 - But that's broken down. - Broken. 156 00:21:15,247 --> 00:21:18,667 What about those wheels? Will they fit? 157 00:21:18,751 --> 00:21:21,045 Yes. They are very fitting wheels. 158 00:21:22,838 --> 00:21:27,968 Gupta, how many miles per hour could Victoria go pulling just one coach? 159 00:21:28,093 --> 00:21:30,387 - At least 50 miles, sahib. - 50? 160 00:21:30,471 --> 00:21:33,641 Well, if not 50, then at least 40 miles. 161 00:21:33,724 --> 00:21:37,937 And when it is mended, sahib, you don't know what speed it will go. 162 00:21:38,020 --> 00:21:41,065 She'll be mended. The only problem is coal. 163 00:21:41,148 --> 00:21:45,736 - We'll never get enough in there. - We need five to six times more. 164 00:21:45,861 --> 00:21:48,447 But where can we put it? Have you a truck? 165 00:21:48,530 --> 00:21:51,075 - Yes, sahib. In the shed. - Good. 166 00:21:51,200 --> 00:21:53,953 I'll get the sappers. Tell them what you want. 167 00:21:54,078 --> 00:21:57,831 You will be never sorry for the judgment you are making. 168 00:21:57,957 --> 00:22:01,961 I hope you're right, Gupta. I hope you're right. 169 00:22:02,044 --> 00:22:04,922 - (Whistle shrieks) - And get that fixed! 170 00:22:05,005 --> 00:22:07,049 Yes, sahib. At once. 171 00:22:14,223 --> 00:22:18,561 She is like the lady! She shouts too much when she is happy! 172 00:22:18,644 --> 00:22:22,856 - You must know one way or the other. - The rumours must have foundation. 173 00:22:22,982 --> 00:22:26,193 In my experience, rumour is seldom backed by truth. 174 00:22:26,318 --> 00:22:29,863 - Is the Prince here? - Yes. That's why they're attacking. 175 00:22:29,989 --> 00:22:34,410 - When the time comes you'll be told. - Why don't you trust us? 176 00:22:34,493 --> 00:22:37,705 We know they killed the boy's father. 177 00:22:37,830 --> 00:22:41,834 I assure you, I know nothing. I'm not in a position of authority. 178 00:22:41,917 --> 00:22:44,878 - Sir John wants you. - Thank heavens. Excuse me. 179 00:22:45,004 --> 00:22:48,716 - He cannot make a statement. - Why is the city being attacked? 180 00:22:48,799 --> 00:22:51,218 Isn't it because the Prince is here? 181 00:22:51,343 --> 00:22:53,470 This hinges on Prince Kishan. 182 00:22:53,596 --> 00:22:57,808 This province has been loyal to Prince Kishan's family for centuries. 183 00:22:57,933 --> 00:23:02,104 While he's alive, there's no possibility of a successful rebellion. 184 00:23:02,187 --> 00:23:05,024 The Governor will make a statement tomorrow. 185 00:23:05,107 --> 00:23:08,152 It's impossible to get dispatches out. The wires are cut. 186 00:23:08,277 --> 00:23:11,488 - Then why not tell us the truth? - Why all the secrecy? 187 00:23:11,614 --> 00:23:13,616 Mr Peters. You wish to go to Kalapur? 188 00:23:13,699 --> 00:23:17,369 It is essential. I'm expected in Delhi on Friday. 189 00:23:17,453 --> 00:23:20,331 There's a train leaving in an hour. 190 00:23:20,456 --> 00:23:23,208 I hope you can fire those rifles you sell. 191 00:23:23,292 --> 00:23:25,920 The armament industry is impartial. 192 00:23:26,045 --> 00:23:28,297 Your customers out there aren't. 193 00:23:28,380 --> 00:23:32,343 - Will you all sit down? - There's no need for me to go. 194 00:23:32,468 --> 00:23:35,638 Someone has to be responsible for the dispatch box. 195 00:23:35,721 --> 00:23:37,765 - I know. - I've chosen you. 196 00:23:37,890 --> 00:23:40,684 Besides, I know you'll look after my wife. 197 00:23:40,809 --> 00:23:43,896 Heavens, it's not forever. You'll be back. 198 00:23:43,979 --> 00:23:48,192 The whole thing's settled. Be in the station yard at 11:15. 199 00:23:48,317 --> 00:23:51,820 You'll be in Captain Scott's hands. He'll explain. 200 00:23:51,904 --> 00:23:57,159 I don't intend to be a schoolmaster but I'd like to explain the position. 201 00:23:57,243 --> 00:24:01,872 The whole point is the rebels think that the last train has gone. 202 00:24:01,997 --> 00:24:05,000 They do not know that we have another engine. 203 00:24:05,084 --> 00:24:08,712 Also, the outer gate on the railway is in their hands. 204 00:24:08,837 --> 00:24:14,760 And quite obviously shut. I'm not much of an artist. 205 00:24:14,843 --> 00:24:17,888 We hold the inner gate up here 206 00:24:19,098 --> 00:24:22,643 And between these two gates, there's a gradient. 207 00:24:24,186 --> 00:24:28,274 Victoria's a wonderful old engine, but she makes a lot of noise. 208 00:24:28,357 --> 00:24:30,067 Too much. 209 00:24:30,192 --> 00:24:34,321 So although we'll have steam up, we're going to freewheel. 210 00:24:34,446 --> 00:24:37,324 We ought to get up quite a speed on this slope. 211 00:24:37,449 --> 00:24:39,952 Enough to smash through this outer gate 212 00:24:40,035 --> 00:24:43,038 before they know what's hit them. 213 00:24:43,122 --> 00:24:47,376 Well, that's roughly the plan. 214 00:24:47,459 --> 00:24:50,921 I admit that any number of things can happen. 215 00:24:51,046 --> 00:24:55,134 They may even have blocked the line to stop reinforcements 216 00:24:55,217 --> 00:24:59,013 but that's something we'll have to face if and when we get to it. 217 00:24:59,138 --> 00:25:01,265 (Shouting outside) 218 00:25:02,808 --> 00:25:04,935 So it's true. He is here. 219 00:25:05,060 --> 00:25:07,563 Sorry, sir. He came up the back stairs. 220 00:25:07,646 --> 00:25:11,692 - Send this man away. - Please leave, Mr Van Leyden. 221 00:25:11,817 --> 00:25:14,904 You're going to try to get him out? Impossible. 222 00:25:14,987 --> 00:25:17,239 - Come on. - All right, Scott. 223 00:25:17,323 --> 00:25:20,367 Since you've discovered both salient points, 224 00:25:20,492 --> 00:25:22,494 there's no need to throw you out. 225 00:25:22,578 --> 00:25:26,457 By train with the outer gate in enemy hands? What a story! 226 00:25:26,582 --> 00:25:28,792 It's hardly likely to reach the papers! 227 00:25:28,918 --> 00:25:33,839 I suppose not. Unless I was to go on the train also. 228 00:25:33,923 --> 00:25:36,383 It's an idea. I could go on the train. 229 00:25:36,508 --> 00:25:39,178 There are a thousand people I'd send first. 230 00:25:39,261 --> 00:25:41,722 Of course. You don't like me. 231 00:25:41,847 --> 00:25:44,642 I don't know about you, madam. I'm Peter Van Leyden. 232 00:25:44,767 --> 00:25:50,105 Now you have your story and no chance of getting it out, perhaps you'll leave! 233 00:25:51,273 --> 00:25:56,070 It's terrible to think what would happen to your train if people knew. 234 00:25:56,195 --> 00:25:59,156 They'd tear it to pieces rather than let it go. 235 00:25:59,281 --> 00:26:03,661 But of course it's a secret. Nobody could possibly know. 236 00:26:03,786 --> 00:26:05,829 Mr Van Leyden... 237 00:26:06,956 --> 00:26:10,876 It is possible the newspapers of the world should know. 238 00:26:10,960 --> 00:26:13,921 Oh, no. It's of no importance. 239 00:26:14,046 --> 00:26:16,840 - Mr Van Leyden? - Yes? 240 00:26:17,967 --> 00:26:23,180 - You may go on the train. - Why, thank you, Sir John. 241 00:26:26,392 --> 00:26:30,604 Your luggage must be at the yard by 11. I'll check the dispatch box. 242 00:26:31,981 --> 00:26:34,692 - Where are you going? - To get my bag. 243 00:26:34,817 --> 00:26:37,486 Yes. That's an excellent idea. 244 00:26:37,570 --> 00:26:42,950 - I see. If I go, I miss the train? - Yes, Mr Van Leyden. 245 00:26:43,075 --> 00:26:46,787 Then I shall have to travel light. As a journalist I'm used to it. 246 00:26:46,912 --> 00:26:51,166 I couldn't wish for better company - the decline and fall of an empire. 247 00:26:51,250 --> 00:26:53,294 Roman, not British. 248 00:26:56,755 --> 00:26:59,258 You haven't given me a chance to speak to you. 249 00:26:59,341 --> 00:27:03,178 There's nothing left to discuss. Get your things ready. 250 00:27:03,262 --> 00:27:05,806 They are ready but I'm not going. 251 00:27:05,931 --> 00:27:09,518 This little boy's very, very important, 252 00:27:09,602 --> 00:27:12,187 yet you're prepared to take this risk. 253 00:27:12,271 --> 00:27:16,191 And it is a tremendous risk, we all realise that. 254 00:27:16,275 --> 00:27:18,736 We can't hold out here, isn't that it? 255 00:27:18,861 --> 00:27:22,031 - We have every hope. - Hope? Everybody hopes. 256 00:27:22,114 --> 00:27:26,118 - You're going. - No. I'm staying here with you. 257 00:27:26,201 --> 00:27:30,205 - I have no right to get on... - Right?! 258 00:27:30,289 --> 00:27:32,958 Right? Haven't I my rights? 259 00:27:33,042 --> 00:27:35,377 Am I Governor of a province for nothing? 260 00:27:35,461 --> 00:27:39,506 - But I can't be so selfish. - I'm being selfish, my dear. 261 00:27:39,632 --> 00:27:44,553 For once, I'm being selfish. You're going on the train and that's that. 262 00:27:46,055 --> 00:27:47,890 That's that. 263 00:28:01,487 --> 00:28:05,157 Your luggage has been loaded. Board the train please? 264 00:28:08,744 --> 00:28:11,497 (Speaks Urdu) 265 00:28:12,665 --> 00:28:16,835 - You've got a complete set of tools. - Crowbars, pickaxes? 266 00:28:16,919 --> 00:28:20,589 - Everything. - I wanted these mountings fixed. 267 00:28:20,673 --> 00:28:24,718 - I'm sorry. There wasn't time. - I hope they keep their distance. 268 00:28:24,843 --> 00:28:26,553 Good luck. 269 00:28:32,851 --> 00:28:36,730 Cheer up. I'm sure those gates aren't as strong as they look. 270 00:28:36,855 --> 00:28:40,943 It's not that. It's... I'd rather stay behind. 271 00:28:41,026 --> 00:28:44,530 Haserabad doesn't seem a very good place to be now. 272 00:28:44,613 --> 00:28:46,657 It's my home. 273 00:28:46,782 --> 00:28:49,451 When I shut up my little house 274 00:28:49,535 --> 00:28:53,497 I had a feeling I'd never see it again. 275 00:29:04,383 --> 00:29:05,759 Satisfied? 276 00:29:05,884 --> 00:29:09,263 - You trying to kill us all? - We're trying to save you. 277 00:29:09,388 --> 00:29:11,432 The British are incurably optimistic. 278 00:29:11,557 --> 00:29:14,143 - But you're British. - My passport is. 279 00:29:14,226 --> 00:29:16,645 You really think we can get through? 280 00:29:16,729 --> 00:29:18,772 Would I be trying it if I didn't? 281 00:29:18,898 --> 00:29:22,109 Course you would. You've been ordered to try it. 282 00:29:22,234 --> 00:29:24,778 Get aboard. Quickly. 283 00:29:25,821 --> 00:29:29,700 - How's the pressure, Gupta? - Not very forcing to go yet. 284 00:29:29,825 --> 00:29:32,161 It will be forcing in a soon moment. 285 00:29:40,836 --> 00:29:43,172 Oh, do let me. 286 00:29:43,255 --> 00:29:46,717 We'll be off soon. Will you all lie on the floor please? 287 00:29:46,842 --> 00:29:51,263 It may be uncomfortable but it's necessary and it won't be for long. 288 00:29:51,347 --> 00:29:54,433 Mr Bridie, turn that lamp out please. 289 00:29:57,853 --> 00:30:00,272 All being well, the train won't stop. 290 00:30:00,356 --> 00:30:03,817 If it does, don't look out of the windows or leave the carriage, 291 00:30:03,943 --> 00:30:06,904 but put the shutters up and wait for me. 292 00:30:07,029 --> 00:30:08,822 Right. 293 00:30:11,450 --> 00:30:14,119 - How is she now? - Now it is forcing. 294 00:30:14,203 --> 00:30:17,706 It will be ready to go only in a soon moment. 295 00:30:21,377 --> 00:30:23,420 Lie down right here. 296 00:30:23,545 --> 00:30:26,382 Mrs Wyatt, there is more room here. 297 00:30:26,465 --> 00:30:28,884 I'm quite happy where I am, thank you. 298 00:30:28,968 --> 00:30:33,430 Never mind, Mr Peters. The Americans are by tradition isolationist. 299 00:30:33,556 --> 00:30:37,226 Now it is terribly ready, sahib. Terribly ready. 300 00:30:40,312 --> 00:30:43,065 Is everybody all right? Good. 301 00:30:43,148 --> 00:30:48,237 We're off. For better or worse. 302 00:30:53,826 --> 00:30:57,246 - Ready to move off, sir. - Good luck, Captain Scott. 303 00:30:57,329 --> 00:30:59,373 Thank you, sir. 304 00:31:55,221 --> 00:31:57,223 Close the fire door, Gupta. 305 00:32:14,156 --> 00:32:16,533 (Whistle shrieks) 306 00:32:17,910 --> 00:32:19,453 Let her go! 307 00:33:01,954 --> 00:33:05,249 Keep down, everybody! We'll soon be clear. 308 00:33:37,907 --> 00:33:40,367 (Speaking Urdu) 309 00:33:43,746 --> 00:33:46,707 - Morning, Mr Peters. - Morning. 310 00:33:50,836 --> 00:33:55,215 Here. Sorry, it's a Lee Enfield. The rival firm. Ten rounds. 311 00:33:55,341 --> 00:33:58,636 I've never used one of these before in my life. 312 00:33:58,761 --> 00:34:00,763 They're for killing people with. 313 00:34:00,846 --> 00:34:04,892 Why do fighting men pretend to despise those that sell their tools? 314 00:34:05,017 --> 00:34:08,729 - A soldier's job is not to kill. - No? 315 00:34:08,854 --> 00:34:12,816 We prevent your customers from tearing each other to pieces. 316 00:34:12,942 --> 00:34:16,779 - You really believe that? - I wouldn't say it if I didn't. 317 00:34:16,862 --> 00:34:20,699 What I dislike is that you sell without discrimination. 318 00:34:20,783 --> 00:34:24,078 To the other side? You think we should be like God? 319 00:34:24,203 --> 00:34:26,497 Only on the side of the British? 320 00:34:26,622 --> 00:34:29,833 The Germans, the Japanese and the Hottentots 321 00:34:29,959 --> 00:34:32,002 all think God's on their side. 322 00:34:32,127 --> 00:34:34,129 And so do these rebels. 323 00:34:34,213 --> 00:34:37,174 They're children. Would you give this to a child? 324 00:34:37,299 --> 00:34:40,052 They are not children. They are grown men. 325 00:34:40,135 --> 00:34:45,307 Uneducated men yes, but fighting for the freedom of their country. 326 00:34:45,391 --> 00:34:47,851 - You see? - You may feel differently 327 00:34:47,977 --> 00:34:49,979 when you get one of your own bullets. 328 00:34:50,062 --> 00:34:53,315 If you think I'm ashamed, you're wrong. 329 00:34:53,399 --> 00:34:55,442 Men make wars, not guns. 330 00:34:55,568 --> 00:35:00,197 Before there were guns, men used swords, spears, stones, anything... 331 00:35:00,322 --> 00:35:03,409 - Oh, go away. I'm sleepy. - Here. 332 00:35:03,492 --> 00:35:05,578 Or can't you shoot either? 333 00:35:06,745 --> 00:35:08,831 Oh, yes. I can shoot. 334 00:35:08,914 --> 00:35:12,751 Newspapermen have to be able to protect themselves. 335 00:35:12,835 --> 00:35:17,423 Especially if their reports differ from the truth as much as yours. 336 00:35:17,506 --> 00:35:20,843 - You read my reports? I'm honoured. - Of course. 337 00:35:20,926 --> 00:35:26,265 But truth is like God - not always on the side of the British. 338 00:35:26,348 --> 00:35:31,020 It pleases you to mock us. We're used to that. Half the world mocks us. 339 00:35:31,103 --> 00:35:34,857 And half the world is civilised because we have made it so. 340 00:35:34,940 --> 00:35:37,067 Good for you, ma'am. 341 00:35:37,192 --> 00:35:41,614 Excellent! Excellent! Already we split into factions. 342 00:35:41,697 --> 00:35:44,742 Our little train trundling across this desert 343 00:35:44,867 --> 00:35:48,454 is like our little world trundling through space. 344 00:35:48,579 --> 00:35:52,207 Mr Peters will sell us guns and we can fight each other. 345 00:35:52,291 --> 00:35:54,084 Delighted. 346 00:35:54,209 --> 00:35:58,464 Men are absurd. You stand around arguing and who does all the work? 347 00:35:58,547 --> 00:36:00,591 We do, as usual. 348 00:36:00,716 --> 00:36:03,969 Wait a minute. This journey's dangerous enough. 349 00:36:04,053 --> 00:36:05,971 Arizona isn't England. 350 00:36:06,055 --> 00:36:10,059 From the time I was 13 my father never let me out without one. 351 00:36:10,184 --> 00:36:13,854 Could I have one? I doubt I could hit anybody but I could frighten them. 352 00:36:13,979 --> 00:36:17,524 - Here, Mr Bridie. - I've never shot anyone in my life. 353 00:36:17,650 --> 00:36:19,318 With luck, you won't have to. 354 00:36:19,401 --> 00:36:24,031 I once won a cigarette case with one of these on Brighton pier. 355 00:36:24,156 --> 00:36:28,160 You did better than me. All I ever won was a bag of sweets! Here. 356 00:36:29,328 --> 00:36:33,707 I should think Gupta and the Sergeant are ready for this. Would you mind? 357 00:36:33,832 --> 00:36:35,834 With pleasure. 358 00:36:40,923 --> 00:36:43,968 (Speaking Urdu) 359 00:36:50,349 --> 00:36:52,685 Thanks, sahib. Much thanks. 360 00:36:56,355 --> 00:37:00,484 This is very nice engine, sahib. Your friend did not admit, eh? 361 00:37:00,609 --> 00:37:02,611 Here. You may need this. 362 00:37:02,695 --> 00:37:06,407 Gun for Gupta? Oh, no, sahib. Gupta only engine driver. 363 00:37:06,490 --> 00:37:10,286 Very good engine driver. 30 years in the railway service. 364 00:37:10,411 --> 00:37:13,747 It may be this or no more years in the railway service. 365 00:37:13,872 --> 00:37:16,292 No, sahib. Gupta Indian. 366 00:37:16,417 --> 00:37:19,169 Indian to kill Indian, not very good. 367 00:37:19,295 --> 00:37:21,797 Maybe sahib think Gupta foolish? 368 00:37:21,880 --> 00:37:24,341 No. I don't think you're foolish. 369 00:37:24,466 --> 00:37:28,387 If other man has other religion, why should Gupta mind? 370 00:37:28,470 --> 00:37:30,639 Gupta don't mind. 371 00:37:30,764 --> 00:37:33,058 Sahib! Sahib! 372 00:37:34,643 --> 00:37:36,729 Pull up, Gupta! 373 00:37:39,106 --> 00:37:41,525 Sahib, on the other line. 374 00:37:50,159 --> 00:37:53,078 Shutters up? Good. Don't leave the train. 375 00:37:53,162 --> 00:37:57,124 - No trouble, I hope. - Nothing for you to worry about. 376 00:37:59,001 --> 00:38:02,254 Kumar? (Speaks Urdu) 377 00:38:06,842 --> 00:38:11,138 Gupta, if you hear firing, get back quickly. Don't wait for us. 378 00:38:11,263 --> 00:38:16,185 Yes, sahib. Gupta will do that but sahib also to look after himself. 379 00:38:22,274 --> 00:38:24,443 (High-pitched squawking) 380 00:39:45,941 --> 00:39:49,153 I'm glad to see it makes you sick. 381 00:39:49,278 --> 00:39:52,031 I told you to stay in that train! 382 00:39:52,114 --> 00:39:55,326 I'm a newspaper reporter. It is my duty to look. 383 00:39:55,409 --> 00:39:59,747 - To look and to report. - All right, Van Leyden. Have a look. 384 00:39:59,872 --> 00:40:01,832 Have a good look! 385 00:40:01,957 --> 00:40:05,628 And see what happens when the British aren't around to keep order. 386 00:40:05,711 --> 00:40:07,755 Keep order? You? 387 00:40:07,880 --> 00:40:09,882 You divide. 388 00:40:10,007 --> 00:40:12,426 You set Moslem against Hindu. 389 00:40:12,551 --> 00:40:15,596 You divide in order to rule, that's what you do. 390 00:40:15,721 --> 00:40:19,725 The Moslems were fighting the Hindus for hundreds of years before we came. 391 00:40:19,808 --> 00:40:22,728 And well you know it. Get back on that train! 392 00:40:22,811 --> 00:40:27,107 All right. I'm going. I've seen enough. 393 00:40:34,907 --> 00:40:37,743 You call this keeping order? 394 00:40:39,912 --> 00:40:42,122 Kumar! (Speaks Urdu) 395 00:40:52,925 --> 00:40:55,344 Hey, Kumar. (Speaks Urdu) 396 00:41:03,936 --> 00:41:07,648 - Kishan, do stop playing with that. - Have something to eat. 397 00:41:07,773 --> 00:41:12,820 It's dangerous to stay here so long. What does Scott think he's doing? 398 00:41:12,945 --> 00:41:15,447 He's supposed to be protecting us. 399 00:41:19,368 --> 00:41:21,495 - What is it? - What's happened? 400 00:41:21,620 --> 00:41:24,373 - Come along. We can't all look. - Don't. 401 00:41:24,456 --> 00:41:28,252 Please, Mr Van Leyden, tell us what's going on. 402 00:41:28,377 --> 00:41:32,089 - It's the refugee train. - It ought to be miles away. 403 00:41:32,214 --> 00:41:34,925 - Is something wrong? - Can we help? 404 00:41:35,009 --> 00:41:40,097 - Is there anything we can do? - No. There is nothing you can do. 405 00:41:40,222 --> 00:41:45,936 Any of you! Except go home! And keep order at home and stay there! 406 00:41:46,061 --> 00:41:48,063 For good. 407 00:41:56,322 --> 00:42:00,701 I'm sorry. There's nothing we can do. They're all dead. 408 00:42:00,826 --> 00:42:04,371 But there were hundreds of people on that train. 409 00:42:04,455 --> 00:42:08,918 - How do you know they're all dead? - We're moving on. 410 00:42:09,001 --> 00:42:12,588 Somebody may be alive. We cannot go without being sure. 411 00:42:12,671 --> 00:42:15,549 Please believe me. I've seen this before. 412 00:42:15,674 --> 00:42:18,928 When those devils do a job, they do it properly. 413 00:42:21,680 --> 00:42:23,265 Gupta! Move on! 414 00:42:31,440 --> 00:42:36,862 Hold it! Mrs Wyatt, please get back on the train! Mrs Wyatt! 415 00:42:39,531 --> 00:42:43,077 You can't court-martial her. She's not one of your soldiers. 416 00:42:43,202 --> 00:42:45,329 And neither are we. 417 00:42:47,748 --> 00:42:52,086 If the sahib permits, Gupta to try bringing back the memsahib? 418 00:42:52,169 --> 00:42:57,091 No, Gupta. Let the memsahib find out for herself. 419 00:43:39,174 --> 00:43:41,260 Come on. We'll move up. 420 00:45:15,854 --> 00:45:18,399 (Baby gurgles) 421 00:45:32,997 --> 00:45:35,165 Let's get on the train. 422 00:45:59,398 --> 00:46:02,776 It was a chance in a million. He was completely hidden. 423 00:46:02,902 --> 00:46:05,446 The mother had covered him. Nobody... 424 00:46:05,571 --> 00:46:08,991 Please don't make excuses. I was wrong and that's that. 425 00:46:09,074 --> 00:46:11,118 Where's Kishan? 426 00:46:13,412 --> 00:46:15,497 (Music box tinkles) 427 00:46:15,581 --> 00:46:21,337 I thought it better that he, er, shouldn't see the um... 428 00:46:21,420 --> 00:46:24,506 We must find somewhere to put the little blighter. 429 00:46:24,590 --> 00:46:27,259 I have just the thing. Come and look. 430 00:46:29,178 --> 00:46:32,556 That was a very courageous thing to do, my dear. 431 00:46:34,350 --> 00:46:38,437 The fellows always used to pull my leg about this case. 432 00:46:38,520 --> 00:46:41,440 "There goes Bridie with the baby." 433 00:46:41,523 --> 00:46:45,861 Looks as if they were right. What do you think? A perfect cot. 434 00:46:45,945 --> 00:46:49,406 Put in some of these to make it soft. How's that? 435 00:46:49,531 --> 00:46:51,075 Excellent. 436 00:46:51,200 --> 00:46:55,371 One life saved...and thousands lost. 437 00:46:59,541 --> 00:47:02,795 Shall we give him a pillow for luck? 438 00:47:14,640 --> 00:47:19,812 Laska. The driver of that engine was a friend of mine, sahib. 439 00:47:19,895 --> 00:47:22,940 30 years on the railway train service. 440 00:47:23,816 --> 00:47:27,861 He had four small children, sahib. 441 00:47:29,989 --> 00:47:31,824 You know, sahib. 442 00:47:31,907 --> 00:47:36,996 Sometimes I want to get hold of my people - all my people - 443 00:47:37,079 --> 00:47:42,501 and beat their heads together to put little sense into them. 444 00:47:55,347 --> 00:47:59,685 Come on, Gupta. She's hardly moving. She can do better than this. 445 00:47:59,768 --> 00:48:04,732 - She's totally doing her best. - Her total best isn't good enough. 446 00:48:04,857 --> 00:48:07,067 There is no more of the steam. 447 00:48:07,192 --> 00:48:09,445 Then you must find some. 448 00:48:11,864 --> 00:48:17,244 Gupta! You can't stop wherever you like! You're under army orders. 449 00:48:17,369 --> 00:48:20,080 She cannot do it! She will not do it! 450 00:48:20,205 --> 00:48:24,543 - You promised she'd get to Kalapur. - Yes! But not with this! 451 00:48:25,628 --> 00:48:29,340 Is that all? Don't you ever frighten me like that again. 452 00:48:29,465 --> 00:48:32,176 We'll soon get that off. 453 00:48:32,301 --> 00:48:34,970 (Speaks Urdu) 454 00:48:37,306 --> 00:48:40,351 We're stopping to do some minor repairs. 455 00:48:44,563 --> 00:48:47,066 We seem to stop every few miles. 456 00:48:47,149 --> 00:48:50,486 I don't know when Scott proposes to get us there. 457 00:48:50,569 --> 00:48:55,699 He'll get you there all right, Mr Peters, that's all you need worry about. 458 00:49:02,081 --> 00:49:07,253 Mr Van Leyden, would you mind passing me my case? It's just above your head. 459 00:49:18,347 --> 00:49:20,391 Yes. That's it. 460 00:49:23,852 --> 00:49:25,854 Thank you. 461 00:50:00,723 --> 00:50:05,519 Ah. Thank you. I think the boys on the engine could do with a drop too. 462 00:50:05,644 --> 00:50:07,521 I'll bring it... 463 00:50:08,647 --> 00:50:10,691 I'm sorry. 464 00:50:12,484 --> 00:50:15,654 About the baby? You needn't be. 465 00:50:15,738 --> 00:50:19,825 - It was a fine thing to do. - That's not why I did it. 466 00:50:19,909 --> 00:50:22,953 You'd have to go too far back with me to understand. 467 00:50:23,078 --> 00:50:26,540 I think I do understand. You were married to a doctor. 468 00:50:26,665 --> 00:50:31,337 A very fine one. A man who died trying to save people's lives. 469 00:50:31,420 --> 00:50:36,050 You can't be married to a man like that without living up to his ideals. 470 00:50:36,175 --> 00:50:38,177 I'm right, am I not? 471 00:50:39,595 --> 00:50:42,556 You're right but for all the wrong reasons. 472 00:50:42,681 --> 00:50:45,935 I didn't live up to them. I think I hated them. 473 00:50:46,018 --> 00:50:49,897 I hated the squalor and the dirt, the places we had to live. 474 00:50:50,022 --> 00:50:52,191 I hated his being a doctor at all. 475 00:50:52,274 --> 00:50:56,111 I even left him once and went back to the States. 476 00:50:56,195 --> 00:51:00,282 One does learn, though. Even if it is a bit late in the day. 477 00:51:01,367 --> 00:51:03,410 Does that make sense? 478 00:51:04,787 --> 00:51:09,583 Yes, it makes sense. I may be one of the brutal and licentious soldiery 479 00:51:09,708 --> 00:51:12,211 but I'm not a complete blockhead. 480 00:51:12,294 --> 00:51:16,173 He would have been as surprised as you to see me on that train. 481 00:51:16,298 --> 00:51:20,135 Anyway, how is young India? How are we going to feed it? 482 00:51:20,219 --> 00:51:24,098 Mr Bridie has an idea to do with a leather glove. 483 00:51:24,223 --> 00:51:27,226 - If we had a leather glove. - Lady Windham has. 484 00:51:27,309 --> 00:51:29,979 She has everything in her handbag. 485 00:51:30,062 --> 00:51:33,899 Smelling salts, playing cards, iodine, bandages. 486 00:51:33,983 --> 00:51:36,318 Even the latest edition of The Times. 487 00:51:36,402 --> 00:51:40,656 How about that drink for the boys? And I could do with a cup of tea. 488 00:51:40,739 --> 00:51:44,493 Coffee? Or would that bring the Empire crashing down? 489 00:51:44,577 --> 00:51:46,412 Tea. 490 00:51:58,591 --> 00:52:01,343 You were happy in Haserabad, weren't you? 491 00:52:01,427 --> 00:52:04,680 Yes, it's my home. I've lived there for 21 years. 492 00:52:04,763 --> 00:52:06,807 I was happy there too. 493 00:52:06,932 --> 00:52:10,686 It's a little bit different for you, Lady Windham. 494 00:52:10,769 --> 00:52:15,441 I've only a half-sister in England. We've never been very close. 495 00:52:15,524 --> 00:52:20,321 I don't think her husband likes me. So really, you see, I'm alone. 496 00:52:20,446 --> 00:52:25,618 It's not so different for me. I have a few relations in England. 497 00:52:25,701 --> 00:52:31,624 I even had to leave my old dog behind. Not much of a dog, but he was mine. 498 00:52:32,791 --> 00:52:37,796 - I had to leave my husband behind. - I'm sorry. I didn't mean... 499 00:52:37,880 --> 00:52:43,177 You've had your home in one place for 20 years. I haven't had a home. 500 00:52:43,302 --> 00:52:47,431 Just a succession of big houses that haven't been easy to run. 501 00:52:47,556 --> 00:52:51,060 My husband has been my home. Wherever he is. 502 00:52:51,143 --> 00:52:55,898 Lady Windham, how could I have been so thoughtless? Please forgive me. 503 00:52:55,981 --> 00:52:59,860 - Don't be silly, Mr Bridie. - Can I get you some water? 504 00:52:59,985 --> 00:53:03,489 How about a drop of whisky? There's some in the van. 505 00:53:07,743 --> 00:53:10,746 Lady Windham, what's the matter? 506 00:53:10,829 --> 00:53:15,626 Nothing like a woman in tears to stop a man feeling sorry for himself. 507 00:53:15,751 --> 00:53:20,464 Mr Bridie? He certainly doesn't seem sorry for himself now. 508 00:53:21,924 --> 00:53:25,511 Your husband will be all right. I'm sure he will. 509 00:53:27,096 --> 00:53:31,308 Here we are, Lady Windham. Dear me... That was a near one. 510 00:53:32,434 --> 00:53:34,728 Thank you. That's better. 511 00:53:34,853 --> 00:53:36,855 - It's rather strong. - More water? 512 00:53:36,939 --> 00:53:39,817 - I'm not complaining. - Mrs Wyatt? 513 00:53:39,942 --> 00:53:43,696 - No. I'm supposed to be fixing tea. - Leave it to me. 514 00:53:43,779 --> 00:53:47,199 He's happy now he's doing something for somebody else. 515 00:53:47,283 --> 00:53:50,494 You've been married, you should know that much about men. 516 00:53:50,619 --> 00:53:55,291 Maybe a doctor's wife doesn't see enough of her husband to find out. 517 00:53:56,375 --> 00:53:58,669 He was one of his patients. 518 00:53:58,794 --> 00:54:03,215 Thin and wasted like a starved little frog. Look at him now. 519 00:54:13,893 --> 00:54:15,936 The railway line is broken. 520 00:54:26,155 --> 00:54:31,076 - Reverse, quick! Back in the tunnel. - Yes, sahib. 521 00:54:37,166 --> 00:54:39,168 Damn! I beg your pardon. 522 00:54:43,422 --> 00:54:47,593 They've blown up the line. Shutters up, please. 523 00:54:47,676 --> 00:54:49,720 It may be nothing to do with us. 524 00:54:49,845 --> 00:54:53,349 It may have been done to prevent reinforcements getting in. 525 00:54:53,432 --> 00:54:56,727 - We can't just sit here. - Can't we? 526 00:54:56,852 --> 00:55:00,940 We can't go forwards and going back seems to be out of the question. 527 00:55:01,023 --> 00:55:05,277 It seems to be a most interesting military problem. 528 00:55:05,361 --> 00:55:07,613 Or just a matter of common sense. 529 00:55:07,696 --> 00:55:12,326 Let's see. The dufada will have to stand guard. That leaves six men. 530 00:55:12,451 --> 00:55:16,538 We can replace that blown section with a length of rail taken from behind. 531 00:55:16,622 --> 00:55:19,500 - It's impossible. - It's been done before. 532 00:55:19,625 --> 00:55:22,795 Thank you, Mr Bridie. This is what we're going to do. 533 00:55:22,878 --> 00:55:25,297 We'll move the train forward... 534 00:55:25,381 --> 00:55:28,092 It'll be safer to leave the ladies in the tunnel. 535 00:55:28,217 --> 00:55:32,179 Yes, but that gives us 200 yards of open country. 536 00:55:32,304 --> 00:55:34,682 We may need all the cover we can get. 537 00:55:34,807 --> 00:55:38,143 Any more questions? Good. Let's get on with it. 538 00:55:38,227 --> 00:55:43,148 I hope there's some more of these. A cup of tea might come in handy. 539 00:56:01,584 --> 00:56:04,128 (Birds squawking) 540 00:56:17,099 --> 00:56:19,143 Well, it looks clear enough. 541 00:56:19,268 --> 00:56:22,813 But as Mr Peters put it, we just can't sit here. 542 00:56:22,938 --> 00:56:25,024 Look! 543 00:56:26,609 --> 00:56:29,945 - What is it? What did you see? - Something move. 544 00:56:30,029 --> 00:56:32,740 - Are you sure? Where? Show me. - Up there. 545 00:56:32,865 --> 00:56:37,536 - What did you see? Was it a man? - I don't know. 546 00:56:40,372 --> 00:56:42,750 You'll have me doing it next. 547 00:56:42,875 --> 00:56:45,586 Don't come out till I call you. 548 00:57:06,482 --> 00:57:09,318 Kumar! Spanners, turnkeys, crowbars. 549 00:57:10,402 --> 00:57:15,699 Excuse me. I'd advise you gentlemen to do the same. It'll be pretty hot. 550 00:57:15,824 --> 00:57:18,535 A master of understatement. 551 00:57:18,661 --> 00:57:21,163 It's an old English pastime. 552 00:57:22,665 --> 00:57:26,293 Right, gentlemen. Out. Come on! 553 00:57:30,506 --> 00:57:32,508 Good for you, Mr Bridie. 554 00:57:34,426 --> 00:57:37,846 - Armament merchants first. - Come on! 555 00:58:03,706 --> 00:58:07,793 If there is anyone out there, this is the moment they've been waiting for. 556 00:58:09,628 --> 00:58:13,007 - Why not send one of the Indians? - Mr Peters! 557 00:58:37,406 --> 00:58:39,658 Be careful, sahib. 558 00:58:40,910 --> 00:58:44,747 Where you going, sahib? This one yours. This one yours. 559 00:58:47,082 --> 00:58:50,586 Oh, no. Not that way, sahib. This way. 560 00:58:57,259 --> 00:58:59,762 Van Leyden, for heaven's sake! 561 00:58:59,845 --> 00:59:03,432 Don't you want posterity to know what a hero you are? 562 00:59:03,515 --> 00:59:05,392 We want help now. 563 00:59:05,517 --> 00:59:09,563 You sound like the empire builder in distress. 564 00:59:09,688 --> 00:59:12,107 I am coming. 565 00:59:19,782 --> 00:59:24,662 I really find it quite pleasant to be out of the train, Captain Scott. 566 00:59:24,787 --> 00:59:27,873 You wait till you start lugging rails about. 567 00:59:34,129 --> 00:59:37,299 - (Whistle shrieks) - Strangle that, Gupta! 568 00:59:49,061 --> 00:59:51,438 I thought Victoria was on our side. 569 00:59:54,066 --> 00:59:55,901 Quick as you can, gentlemen. 570 01:00:51,123 --> 01:00:53,626 Leave the shutter alone, Kishan. 571 01:00:57,129 --> 01:01:00,799 Come and sit over here and we'll build a card house. 572 01:01:00,883 --> 01:01:02,927 I'll show you how. 573 01:01:03,052 --> 01:01:05,888 Now gather up the cards first. 574 01:01:42,508 --> 01:01:45,719 Now we'll start on the second floor. 575 01:01:45,844 --> 01:01:48,681 That's right. You put your wall up there. 576 01:01:57,356 --> 01:02:01,735 Shall we put one roof there? Now yours. 577 01:02:03,445 --> 01:02:04,780 Ah. 578 01:02:04,863 --> 01:02:10,786 This is now a most intriguing situation, Captain Scott. 579 01:02:10,869 --> 01:02:14,248 No rail in front and no rail behind. 580 01:02:14,373 --> 01:02:16,542 What happens if you are attacked? 581 01:02:16,625 --> 01:02:19,044 Trust you to think of that one. 582 01:02:20,629 --> 01:02:24,550 Now we've got two floors. Let's try to get another, shall we? 583 01:02:25,718 --> 01:02:29,138 Oh dear. We shall have to start that one again. 584 01:02:35,394 --> 01:02:38,480 (Animal calls) 585 01:02:44,653 --> 01:02:47,239 Look. There it is. 586 01:02:47,323 --> 01:02:49,658 A heliograph. 587 01:02:52,912 --> 01:02:56,832 (Mrs Wyatt) What does it mean? (Scott) They've found us. 588 01:02:56,916 --> 01:03:00,753 - Ought we to open fire? - It's a waste of time at this range. 589 01:03:00,836 --> 01:03:03,380 We'll have to work fast. Come on. 590 01:03:16,185 --> 01:03:18,520 - Come and sit down here. - Why? 591 01:03:18,604 --> 01:03:22,733 Just do as you're told, darling. Right in this corner. 592 01:04:21,584 --> 01:04:26,088 Right, Mr Bridie. Back to the coach. I'll put the two last bolts in. 593 01:04:33,762 --> 01:04:35,764 (Rifle clicks) 594 01:04:43,439 --> 01:04:45,816 (Gunfire) 595 01:04:45,941 --> 01:04:50,029 Back in the carriage quickly. Keep your heads down! 596 01:04:54,033 --> 01:04:56,744 Gupta, get back! 597 01:06:02,351 --> 01:06:05,271 Dakhtar, covering fire! 598 01:06:23,539 --> 01:06:27,459 Oh, my father God. Don't be careless to save your Indian son. 599 01:07:03,579 --> 01:07:06,040 (Indistinct call) 600 01:07:57,049 --> 01:07:58,926 Gupta, get moving! 601 01:08:31,083 --> 01:08:34,420 - What's the matter? You been hit? - Yes, sahib. 602 01:08:34,503 --> 01:08:38,340 But he was careful only to hit me at the foot of the leg. 603 01:08:38,424 --> 01:08:41,594 And a little bit in the arm also, sahib. 604 01:08:41,677 --> 01:08:44,513 - That is all. - We'll soon fix you up. 605 01:08:44,597 --> 01:08:48,809 Soon we'll be down on the plain. We can relax a bit. I hope. 606 01:08:48,934 --> 01:08:52,938 Yes, sahib. And Gupta will have to teach you to drive Victoria. 607 01:08:54,023 --> 01:08:57,151 Can you keep your eyes open a few moments? 608 01:08:57,276 --> 01:08:59,945 - Yes, sahib. - You did well. 609 01:09:11,457 --> 01:09:15,878 - Pressure's dropping. - Victoria wants water, sahib. 610 01:09:15,961 --> 01:09:19,965 - How far is the next station? - 20 miles distance. 611 01:09:20,049 --> 01:09:24,428 - Will she make it? - Oh, yes, sahib. But slowly slowly. 612 01:09:26,305 --> 01:09:28,933 - How's that? - That's very all right. 613 01:09:29,058 --> 01:09:31,268 Sahib is engine driver now. 614 01:09:32,978 --> 01:09:35,564 Tomorrow we'll have you in hospital. 615 01:09:35,648 --> 01:09:39,235 Oh, no. Gupta does not like to live in hospitals. 616 01:09:39,318 --> 01:09:43,072 - Why not? - Those nurses, they are not human. 617 01:09:43,155 --> 01:09:45,449 Ooh, you'd be surprised. 618 01:09:45,574 --> 01:09:49,495 She is going too quick, sahib. The compression is losing. 619 01:09:52,331 --> 01:09:57,419 Good. Victoria talks to me. I understand her language. 620 01:09:57,503 --> 01:10:01,590 It's just as well because I can't understand a word she says! 621 01:10:02,675 --> 01:10:05,469 This is ridiculous. It'd be quicker to walk. 622 01:10:05,594 --> 01:10:09,139 There's nothing to stop you walking, Mr Peters. 623 01:10:09,265 --> 01:10:12,101 I don't know why the British buy these. 624 01:10:12,184 --> 01:10:14,603 Our models are twice as good. 625 01:10:14,687 --> 01:10:20,276 Twice as good? Oh, you mean it can kill twice as many people? 626 01:10:20,359 --> 01:10:24,905 Exactly. And twice as fast. It's an ingenious piece of mechanism. 627 01:10:25,030 --> 01:10:27,241 But this thing... 628 01:10:29,451 --> 01:10:31,453 Won't fire again? 629 01:10:34,373 --> 01:10:36,375 No. Not a hope. 630 01:10:43,632 --> 01:10:48,804 Now this you might call an ingenious piece of mechanism. 631 01:10:48,888 --> 01:10:52,141 It's a life saver too. Not a life destroyer. 632 01:10:52,224 --> 01:10:54,476 I'm surprised you're a sentimentalist. 633 01:10:54,560 --> 01:10:57,438 Most ruthless men are sentimental. 634 01:10:57,563 --> 01:10:59,690 Me, ruthless? What makes you say that? 635 01:10:59,815 --> 01:11:03,360 The things you write. Crude sensationalism. 636 01:11:03,485 --> 01:11:07,907 I'm very flattered that you're such an attentive reader of my work. 637 01:11:07,990 --> 01:11:10,492 Reading newspapers is like everything else - 638 01:11:10,576 --> 01:11:14,955 one must take the good with the bad, the informed and the shoddy. 639 01:11:15,080 --> 01:11:16,874 Thank you. 640 01:11:16,999 --> 01:11:20,669 You do an awful lot of harm. You know that, don't you? 641 01:11:20,753 --> 01:11:24,340 Sometimes I think you're even inciting violence. 642 01:11:24,423 --> 01:11:28,677 The cure for some diseases is often violent and painful. 643 01:11:28,802 --> 01:11:32,348 War is like that. But it's sometimes the only cure. 644 01:11:34,099 --> 01:11:39,396 I'm sorry. I was just quoting from one of my shoddy articles. 645 01:11:47,029 --> 01:11:50,407 - Is the engine driver still out in the sun? - Yes. 646 01:11:50,532 --> 01:11:55,496 That wound will dry up superficially, then heaven knows what will happen. 647 01:11:55,621 --> 01:11:59,583 - When can I drive the engine? - Later. Tomorrow perhaps. 648 01:11:59,667 --> 01:12:03,462 - Will you ask Captain Scott? - You ask him yourself. 649 01:12:03,546 --> 01:12:06,340 No, you. He likes you. 650 01:12:06,423 --> 01:12:08,467 Does he now? 651 01:12:08,551 --> 01:12:13,180 You'd better take this out to him. It might keep the sun off a little. 652 01:12:13,305 --> 01:12:15,307 I'll take it. 653 01:12:18,394 --> 01:12:20,396 (Mrs Wyatt) Captain Scott? 654 01:12:23,899 --> 01:12:27,444 Lady Windham says the driver must keep out of the sun. 655 01:12:27,570 --> 01:12:29,989 I told you she has everything. 656 01:12:30,072 --> 01:12:34,952 Here you are, Gupta. I hope none of your fellow engine drivers see this. 657 01:12:35,077 --> 01:12:37,955 No, sahib. They will be calling me Lady Gupta! 658 01:12:39,999 --> 01:12:44,003 - All set for Henley Regatta. - Who is Henry Regatta, sahib? 659 01:12:45,087 --> 01:12:47,464 He says, "Who is Henry Regatta?" 660 01:12:47,590 --> 01:12:50,509 It's not a who, Gupta. It's an occasion. 661 01:12:50,593 --> 01:12:54,430 When all the most sahib sahibs in England get together, 662 01:12:54,513 --> 01:12:58,851 dress up in a lot of silly hats, and row up and down a river. 663 01:12:58,934 --> 01:13:01,687 That is very funny. Why do they do that? 664 01:13:01,770 --> 01:13:04,607 Why? Why, indeed? 665 01:13:04,732 --> 01:13:06,734 You may well ask. I don't know. 666 01:13:06,859 --> 01:13:10,195 It's one of the things I joined the army to get away from. 667 01:13:10,279 --> 01:13:12,364 - Pressure's up. - Oh. 668 01:13:16,035 --> 01:13:19,163 There's an attractive song that goes with it. 669 01:13:19,288 --> 01:13:22,124 (Hums "Eton Boating Song") 670 01:13:22,208 --> 01:13:25,669 # And a hay harvest breeze 671 01:13:25,794 --> 01:13:29,340 # Blade on the feather 672 01:13:29,465 --> 01:13:32,509 # Shade off the trees 673 01:13:32,635 --> 01:13:35,763 # Swing, swing together 674 01:13:35,888 --> 01:13:39,433 # With your bodies between your knees 675 01:13:39,558 --> 01:13:43,062 # Swing, swing together 676 01:13:43,145 --> 01:13:46,106 # With your bodies between your knees 677 01:13:46,232 --> 01:13:48,984 # Swing, swing together 678 01:13:49,109 --> 01:13:52,238 # With your bodies between your knees # 679 01:13:52,321 --> 01:13:54,365 All together now! 680 01:13:54,490 --> 01:13:56,742 (Both hum) 681 01:13:59,912 --> 01:14:03,123 # Blade on the feather 682 01:14:03,207 --> 01:14:06,377 # Shade off the trees 683 01:14:06,502 --> 01:14:10,297 - # And we'll swing, swing... # - Mind your business, sahib! 684 01:14:10,422 --> 01:14:13,592 # Harrow may be clever 685 01:14:13,676 --> 01:14:17,096 # Rugby may make more row 686 01:14:17,221 --> 01:14:20,641 # But we'll row, row forever 687 01:14:20,766 --> 01:14:24,186 # Steady from stroke to bow 688 01:14:24,270 --> 01:14:27,606 # And nothing in life shall sever 689 01:14:27,690 --> 01:14:30,943 # The chain that is round us now 690 01:14:31,026 --> 01:14:34,196 # And nothing in life shall sever 691 01:14:34,280 --> 01:14:37,283 # The chain that is round us now # 692 01:14:38,450 --> 01:14:40,494 (Bell tinkles) 693 01:14:55,801 --> 01:14:57,845 - I'll have to stop her. - No, sahib. 694 01:14:57,928 --> 01:15:01,223 If you stop her now, she will never start again. 695 01:15:01,307 --> 01:15:05,352 Then we'll give them a short burst with the maxim as we go through. 696 01:15:05,477 --> 01:15:10,941 If there's anyone there, they'll know we mean business. Dakhtar Sahd! 697 01:15:11,066 --> 01:15:13,986 Keep down, everybody in the coach! 698 01:15:14,069 --> 01:15:17,823 Kumar! (Speaks Urdu) 699 01:15:28,751 --> 01:15:30,961 (Speaks Urdu) 700 01:15:52,191 --> 01:15:54,944 They made a shambles of this place. 701 01:15:56,111 --> 01:16:00,407 Sahib to please see if they have not spoilt the well of water 702 01:16:00,491 --> 01:16:02,785 and also if the pump is working. 703 01:16:02,868 --> 01:16:05,996 If it isn't, it's a long walk to Kalapur. 704 01:16:06,121 --> 01:16:10,209 (Speaks Urdu) 705 01:16:13,879 --> 01:16:17,716 It's all right, everybody. It's quite safe to come down. 706 01:16:19,260 --> 01:16:23,889 Mr Peters, Van Leyden, find some wood and take it to the pump house. 707 01:16:30,813 --> 01:16:33,357 I'm going to try and light that boiler. 708 01:16:33,482 --> 01:16:36,068 Careful, sahib. Careful. 709 01:16:42,741 --> 01:16:45,619 If I can get the pump to work, we'll get some water. 710 01:16:45,744 --> 01:16:48,414 But we've got to get it over to the engine, 711 01:16:48,497 --> 01:16:53,210 so if you can all look around for something to carry it in, it would help. 712 01:16:53,335 --> 01:16:55,004 Oh, Mr Van Leyden. 713 01:16:55,087 --> 01:16:58,299 Unfortunately, your survival depends on ours, 714 01:16:58,382 --> 01:17:00,926 so, if you don't mind, some wood. 715 01:17:09,184 --> 01:17:12,730 - How are you, Gupta? - I am not very well, memsahib. 716 01:17:12,855 --> 01:17:15,858 But I will be very well in a very soon moment now. 717 01:17:15,941 --> 01:17:18,652 You really should be in the coach. 718 01:17:18,694 --> 01:17:23,407 Gupta must stay with his engine till Scott sahib becomes engine driver. 719 01:17:23,532 --> 01:17:25,826 That will be in a very soon moment. 720 01:17:25,951 --> 01:17:28,329 (Mrs Wyatt) Don't go far, Kishan. 721 01:17:28,454 --> 01:17:32,917 Memsahib, you have first time come to Gupta's engine. 722 01:17:33,042 --> 01:17:35,169 You must not go back empty-handed. 723 01:17:35,294 --> 01:17:38,547 Gupta must give you something. Indian custom. 724 01:17:40,299 --> 01:17:42,384 Bucket for water, memsahib. 725 01:17:47,556 --> 01:17:52,144 Thank you. Put it down there. If this works, we'll get some water. 726 01:17:52,228 --> 01:17:56,315 - And if it doesn't? - Then we'll stay here until they kill us. 727 01:17:56,398 --> 01:17:59,026 It would be preferable, then, that it works. 728 01:18:10,746 --> 01:18:12,748 It's all right, I think. 729 01:18:12,873 --> 01:18:16,544 Stand clear of that wheel. It'll make mincemeat of you. 730 01:18:21,173 --> 01:18:23,175 Come on, old girl. 731 01:18:30,099 --> 01:18:32,726 Good. Outside. 732 01:18:32,851 --> 01:18:35,187 Keep that fire going, Van Leyden. 733 01:18:35,938 --> 01:18:39,733 There it is. Fill your buckets. Kumar! 734 01:18:41,110 --> 01:18:43,362 Dakhtar Sahd! (Speaks Urdu) 735 01:18:45,948 --> 01:18:48,909 Where does the old girl like to take her drink? 736 01:18:49,034 --> 01:18:52,079 - She drinks up on the roof, sahib. - Right. 737 01:18:56,876 --> 01:18:58,878 Over here! 738 01:19:09,555 --> 01:19:13,851 Kishan, you're all wet. Go over there and play. 739 01:19:38,500 --> 01:19:42,504 Thank you, Mr Bridie. Two more like that and we're away. 740 01:19:54,058 --> 01:19:58,395 - You look surprised. - I am. To see you working so hard. 741 01:19:58,520 --> 01:20:00,522 Everybody can if they have to. 742 01:20:00,606 --> 01:20:03,108 Is the armament business hard work? 743 01:20:03,192 --> 01:20:07,029 Heavens, no. People are always fighting each other. 744 01:20:07,112 --> 01:20:11,867 We are the only salesmen who are actually pursued by our customers. 745 01:20:11,951 --> 01:20:15,871 - I have worked hard at other jobs. - What other jobs, Mr Peters? 746 01:20:15,955 --> 01:20:20,334 For many years I devoted myself to marrying a rich woman. 747 01:20:21,794 --> 01:20:23,837 Truly, it's very difficult. 748 01:20:23,963 --> 01:20:28,342 - Did you succeed? - With my charm? Of course I did. 749 01:20:28,467 --> 01:20:31,512 But it's a funny thing. A man can keep a woman 750 01:20:31,595 --> 01:20:33,847 but a woman can't keep a man. 751 01:20:33,973 --> 01:20:38,811 Poor Vera, I ended up despising her. Myself too, come to that. 752 01:20:38,894 --> 01:20:42,481 It wasn't a good job anyway. Too much hard work. 753 01:22:05,731 --> 01:22:07,358 Kishan! 754 01:22:07,483 --> 01:22:12,112 Stand away from that. What the devil do you think you're doing? 755 01:22:12,196 --> 01:22:16,158 - You ought to have more sense. - Don't fuss. I was looking after him. 756 01:22:20,412 --> 01:22:23,249 Come on, back on the train. You too. 757 01:22:33,509 --> 01:22:37,513 All aboard, please! Dakhtar, peechi jao. 758 01:22:44,270 --> 01:22:48,023 - Right, Gupta. Kalapur. - Kalapur, sahib. 759 01:23:25,769 --> 01:23:29,273 Would you like a drink of water, Gupta? 760 01:23:29,356 --> 01:23:32,568 No water, memsahib. No water. 761 01:23:33,736 --> 01:23:35,863 Try to sleep. 762 01:23:38,073 --> 01:23:43,704 I understand I will like hospitals after now. 763 01:24:07,603 --> 01:24:10,189 - How's Gupta? - Not too good. 764 01:24:10,272 --> 01:24:14,526 A bit of a fever. We shouldn't have let him stay out so long. 765 01:24:14,610 --> 01:24:17,321 - Who's driving the train? - The gunner. 766 01:24:17,446 --> 01:24:19,281 - Is that safe? - I think so. 767 01:24:19,406 --> 01:24:22,117 Victoria is most intelligent. 768 01:24:22,201 --> 01:24:24,245 - Whisky? - Oh, why not? 769 01:24:24,370 --> 01:24:27,498 - Thirst comes when the sun sets. - How true. 770 01:24:27,623 --> 01:24:29,625 - Whisky? - No, thank you. 771 01:24:29,708 --> 01:24:32,753 - Oh, come on. Do you good. - I don't drink. 772 01:24:32,878 --> 01:24:37,132 - What? And you a journalist? - It's not essential to the job. 773 01:24:37,216 --> 01:24:39,301 No? You surprise me. 774 01:24:39,385 --> 01:24:41,971 Oh, come on. To show we're all friends. 775 01:24:42,054 --> 01:24:44,098 I said no, didn't I? 776 01:24:50,187 --> 01:24:53,607 Mr Van Leyden, are you a Moslem, by any chance? 777 01:24:55,859 --> 01:24:58,529 Why should you say that? 778 01:24:58,571 --> 01:25:00,614 Because you won't touch alcohol 779 01:25:00,739 --> 01:25:05,786 and this morning you were unwilling to give Lady Windham her case. 780 01:25:05,870 --> 01:25:07,913 Her pigskin case. 781 01:25:09,081 --> 01:25:11,500 Yes, I am a Moslem, it so happens. 782 01:25:11,584 --> 01:25:14,211 A Dutch Moslem. That's a bit unusual. 783 01:25:14,336 --> 01:25:18,299 Not so unusual, no. Many Dutch Indonesians are Moslems. 784 01:25:18,382 --> 01:25:23,053 Are you an Indonesian, Mr Van Leyden? Or half Indonesian? 785 01:25:23,178 --> 01:25:25,180 Yes, I am. 786 01:25:25,264 --> 01:25:29,435 Why should an Indonesian be so anti-British? 787 01:25:29,518 --> 01:25:33,939 Indonesian, Dutch, Christian, Moslem - what has it got to do with it? 788 01:25:34,023 --> 01:25:39,653 I merely sympathise with minorities fighting the aggression of big nations. 789 01:25:39,737 --> 01:25:44,408 In any case, the accidents of my birth have nothing to do with you. 790 01:25:44,533 --> 01:25:47,703 - Any of you! - You're perfectly right. 791 01:25:47,786 --> 01:25:50,497 You're being slow, young man. Snap. 792 01:25:53,375 --> 01:25:56,545 - A very ill-natured fellow. - Snap! 793 01:26:12,978 --> 01:26:15,773 - Cigar? - No, thank you. 794 01:26:15,898 --> 01:26:19,443 Don't be so touchy. There's no harm in being a Moslem. 795 01:26:19,568 --> 01:26:24,073 - One would think there was. - Not all Moslems are rebels. 796 01:26:24,156 --> 01:26:28,118 - Thank you very much. - But some are. 797 01:26:29,912 --> 01:26:34,041 - Oh. Are you? - Me? I'm no Moslem. 798 01:26:34,166 --> 01:26:37,711 Moslem or no Moslem, you sold them the arms. 799 01:26:37,836 --> 01:26:43,092 People in glasshouses should mind their own bloody business. 800 01:26:43,175 --> 01:26:45,928 - And I mean bloody! - How dare you? 801 01:26:48,681 --> 01:26:51,183 You should not be so touchy. 802 01:26:51,267 --> 01:26:54,937 I'll change my mind. I'll have that cigar after all. 803 01:27:13,956 --> 01:27:16,333 You ought to be getting some sleep. 804 01:27:16,458 --> 01:27:18,878 Pass me those scissors, will you? 805 01:27:24,216 --> 01:27:26,552 He's a lot tougher than he looks. 806 01:27:28,137 --> 01:27:30,598 - Anything else? - Yes. 807 01:27:30,723 --> 01:27:33,267 Put a little water in here, would you? 808 01:27:37,646 --> 01:27:41,942 You're the first American woman I've met. Are they all like you? 809 01:27:42,067 --> 01:27:44,111 Why? How do I seem? 810 01:27:46,906 --> 01:27:50,576 Shall we say a little bit more independent than most? 811 01:27:50,659 --> 01:27:55,789 Is that the tactful English way of saying you think I'm pigheaded? 812 01:27:55,915 --> 01:27:59,335 Let me ask you something. Why did you join the army? 813 01:27:59,418 --> 01:28:03,005 - Is that such an odd thing to do? - It's a crazy thing to do. 814 01:28:03,088 --> 01:28:05,132 Come on. Tell me why. 815 01:28:05,216 --> 01:28:07,509 Well, let me see now. 816 01:28:07,593 --> 01:28:12,306 When I was eight, my dear grandfather gave me a box of tin soldiers. 817 01:28:12,431 --> 01:28:15,434 You've been playing soldiers ever since. 818 01:28:15,559 --> 01:28:17,728 If you like to put it like that, yes. 819 01:28:17,853 --> 01:28:20,648 Don't you ever feel it's rather a waste? 820 01:28:22,191 --> 01:28:25,194 We were all put on earth with minds of our own, 821 01:28:25,277 --> 01:28:27,863 why hand yours over to somebody else? 822 01:28:27,947 --> 01:28:30,032 A soldier can have a mind of his own. 823 01:28:30,157 --> 01:28:33,118 Can he? He takes orders from other people 824 01:28:33,202 --> 01:28:35,746 whether he agrees or not, like a machine. 825 01:28:35,871 --> 01:28:40,543 We're not machines. We're human beings, like everybody else. 826 01:28:40,626 --> 01:28:43,546 A soldier can never be that in the fullest sense. 827 01:28:43,629 --> 01:28:46,340 Human beings have responsibilities. 828 01:28:46,382 --> 01:28:49,760 - Don't you call this responsibility? - Not yours. 829 01:28:49,885 --> 01:28:54,473 The Governor ordered you to get us to Kalapur. The responsibility's his. 830 01:28:54,557 --> 01:28:59,687 Well, thank you very much indeed for that most comforting thought. 831 01:29:00,980 --> 01:29:05,192 It's not that I'm not grateful to you for saving me, I am, 832 01:29:05,317 --> 01:29:08,362 but it doesn't alter my opinion of soldiers. 833 01:29:12,408 --> 01:29:16,495 Are you one of these emancipated women we're having trouble with? 834 01:29:16,579 --> 01:29:20,708 - I might be. What's wrong with that? - They're just a lot of cranks. 835 01:29:20,791 --> 01:29:23,794 A woman who has a mind of her own is a crank?! 836 01:29:23,878 --> 01:29:27,214 Men who spend their lives obeying orders are cranks! 837 01:29:27,339 --> 01:29:32,469 You can't go doing what you like in life. My job is to obey orders. 838 01:29:32,595 --> 01:29:35,639 - Like an animal in blinkers! - I agree, Mrs Wyatt. 839 01:29:35,764 --> 01:29:37,975 Have you been there...?! 840 01:29:38,100 --> 01:29:42,313 I'd like to punch you on the end of your interfering nose. 841 01:29:42,438 --> 01:29:45,482 Actually, I was going through for a smoke. 842 01:29:46,609 --> 01:29:50,946 Never mind. The front observation platform is now vacant. 843 01:29:55,451 --> 01:29:59,079 Mr Van Leyden, how about a cup of tea before we turn in? 844 01:30:00,372 --> 01:30:02,208 Thank you. 845 01:30:03,375 --> 01:30:09,089 I think Mr Peters was wrong to say the things he said to you just now. 846 01:30:09,215 --> 01:30:13,093 Mr Peters is entitled to think and say what he likes. 847 01:30:13,219 --> 01:30:16,513 It's of no importance to me. I didn't mind. 848 01:30:16,597 --> 01:30:19,683 You looked as if you did. You still do. 849 01:30:20,809 --> 01:30:24,897 - Do I? Is there any sugar? - How silly of me. Of course. 850 01:30:24,980 --> 01:30:27,858 Back to the footplate. Good night, Van Leyden. 851 01:30:27,983 --> 01:30:29,652 - Good night. - Mr Bridie. 852 01:30:29,735 --> 01:30:32,780 Good night. Don't stay out too long. Get some sleep. 853 01:30:32,905 --> 01:30:36,659 (Scott) Good night, ma'am. Try and get some rest. 854 01:30:38,494 --> 01:30:45,292 I've got a lot of friends back home in Haserabad who are of mixed blood. 855 01:30:46,418 --> 01:30:48,462 Don't be shy, Mr Bridie. 856 01:30:48,587 --> 01:30:52,508 They are half-breeds. So am I. It's nothing to be ashamed of. 857 01:30:52,591 --> 01:30:55,844 That's what I tell them. They're charming people. 858 01:30:55,928 --> 01:30:59,223 They are charming to you because you are charming to them. 859 01:30:59,306 --> 01:31:02,142 No, no. They're my friends, I told you. 860 01:31:02,268 --> 01:31:08,190 Mm. Half-breeds in this country, Mr Bridie, are hungry for friends. 861 01:31:08,274 --> 01:31:12,820 They spend most of their time worrying about what they are. 862 01:31:12,903 --> 01:31:15,030 I think it's degrading. 863 01:31:15,114 --> 01:31:18,826 I'm not ashamed to be what I am. I think I'm all right. 864 01:31:18,951 --> 01:31:22,621 I have a certain amount of power, you know. 865 01:31:22,705 --> 01:31:25,541 I don't think power has anything to do with it. 866 01:31:25,624 --> 01:31:28,544 Oh, yes, it has. It is vital. 867 01:31:28,627 --> 01:31:32,923 If people know that you can hit back, they're careful how they treat you. 868 01:31:33,048 --> 01:31:36,510 You mustn't be angry with her, she's one of the old school. 869 01:31:36,635 --> 01:31:38,679 I'm not angry. 870 01:31:38,804 --> 01:31:42,016 In fact, I rather admire her. 871 01:31:42,141 --> 01:31:47,646 She's proud, tough, ruthless. Unashamedly patriotic. 872 01:31:47,730 --> 01:31:49,982 A real pain in the neck. 873 01:32:50,042 --> 01:32:52,086 Oh, His Highness. 874 01:32:52,211 --> 01:32:56,507 I am sorry. I cannot rise to bow to His Highness. 875 01:32:57,967 --> 01:33:01,053 When did you learn to drive the engine? 876 01:33:01,136 --> 01:33:05,015 I was same old as Your Highness. My father taught me. 877 01:33:05,140 --> 01:33:08,602 He was also engine driver, like your father is King. 878 01:33:08,727 --> 01:33:10,813 Don't you want a bigger engine? 879 01:33:10,896 --> 01:33:14,441 No, His Highness. I am in the habit of Victoria now. 880 01:33:14,567 --> 01:33:16,860 Bigger engines bring troublesomeness. 881 01:33:16,986 --> 01:33:21,699 Peoples become unsatisfactory with small engines and want big engines. 882 01:33:21,824 --> 01:33:25,369 But when there are no bigger engines than the very big ones, 883 01:33:25,494 --> 01:33:27,788 peoples again becomes unsatisfactory. 884 01:33:27,913 --> 01:33:30,457 So have small engines and be satisfactory. 885 01:33:30,583 --> 01:33:33,252 Gupta, your English is hopeless. 886 01:33:33,335 --> 01:33:35,379 Yes, His Highness. 887 01:33:35,504 --> 01:33:39,592 But I am doing practice with Scott sahib. His English is very hopeful. 888 01:33:40,759 --> 01:33:42,803 Come along, Kishan. 889 01:33:54,189 --> 01:33:57,026 (Clunking) 890 01:33:57,109 --> 01:34:00,696 - We're stopping. - It's the Kukprut Bridge. 891 01:34:00,779 --> 01:34:05,743 It's almost five years since I was here last on my way home from leave. 892 01:34:44,156 --> 01:34:45,950 Dakhtar! 893 01:34:48,744 --> 01:34:51,038 This time it's the bridge. 894 01:34:51,163 --> 01:34:54,124 They've blown it up. A section of it anyway. 895 01:34:54,250 --> 01:34:56,252 I'll have to ask you to walk. 896 01:34:56,335 --> 01:34:59,588 Walk? If it's blown up, what are we going to walk on? 897 01:34:59,672 --> 01:35:02,216 These chaps aren't clever with explosives. 898 01:35:02,341 --> 01:35:06,345 The force has gone down, so we're still left with a couple of rails, 899 01:35:06,428 --> 01:35:08,722 but there's nothing supporting them. 900 01:35:08,847 --> 01:35:12,685 We're going to walk along a rail with nothing to hold on to? 901 01:35:12,768 --> 01:35:17,773 It's only a few yards. It won't be pleasant but I think you can do it. 902 01:35:17,856 --> 01:35:20,442 Isn't there a chance this is an ambush? 903 01:35:20,526 --> 01:35:22,570 A chance but I don't think so. 904 01:35:22,695 --> 01:35:25,865 I don't think this was designed for us. 905 01:35:25,948 --> 01:35:28,701 (Mrs Wyatt) We walk across, what happens then? 906 01:35:28,784 --> 01:35:31,871 (Bridie) It won't take the weight of a train? 907 01:35:31,954 --> 01:35:36,375 (Scott) I think they were trying to stop heavier trains. 908 01:35:36,458 --> 01:35:39,169 I think it'll bear the weight of Victoria. 909 01:35:39,295 --> 01:35:42,006 Anyway, there's no alternative. 910 01:35:42,131 --> 01:35:44,133 And if it is an ambush? 911 01:35:44,216 --> 01:35:48,888 I'll send the two soldiers on ahead to give us covering fire. 912 01:35:50,055 --> 01:35:52,975 Come on the bridge as soon as you're ready. 913 01:36:09,825 --> 01:36:11,869 Kumar. 914 01:36:29,511 --> 01:36:31,347 Dakhtar. 915 01:36:41,774 --> 01:36:44,276 Let me have the baby now. 916 01:36:45,027 --> 01:36:46,695 Thank you. 917 01:36:58,958 --> 01:37:03,504 That is the army. I don't expect you'll find it as easy as that. 918 01:37:03,629 --> 01:37:06,507 Now... Any volunteers? 919 01:37:09,635 --> 01:37:12,972 Good for you, Mr Peters. Don't look down. 920 01:37:18,060 --> 01:37:19,353 Right. 921 01:37:23,065 --> 01:37:24,900 Good. 922 01:37:26,318 --> 01:37:27,903 Ma'am? 923 01:37:29,071 --> 01:37:31,657 Step up on the rail. Don't look down. 924 01:37:36,662 --> 01:37:38,706 Good for you, ma'am. 925 01:37:39,999 --> 01:37:42,042 Mr Bridie? 926 01:37:42,167 --> 01:37:44,336 Now, sir, on the rail. 927 01:37:45,838 --> 01:37:47,923 - Don't look down. - Oh dear. 928 01:37:51,260 --> 01:37:53,554 - I can't move. - It's all right, sir. 929 01:37:55,848 --> 01:37:58,475 (Laughs) Good for you! 930 01:38:02,354 --> 01:38:05,399 (Mrs Wyatt) Go on. Captain Scott won't let you fall. 931 01:38:07,359 --> 01:38:10,696 I'll show you. If I can do it, I know you can. 932 01:38:19,622 --> 01:38:21,665 Don't look down. 933 01:38:32,801 --> 01:38:37,014 Good girl. I'll cross and you pass the boy over, Van Leyden. 934 01:38:44,897 --> 01:38:46,315 Thanks. 935 01:38:47,483 --> 01:38:49,735 Right. Let's have him. 936 01:38:54,156 --> 01:38:56,742 Now, then. Look at me, young fellow. 937 01:38:59,078 --> 01:39:01,580 Keep looking at me. 938 01:39:03,749 --> 01:39:06,377 Now hold him out. 939 01:39:07,419 --> 01:39:11,257 Reach out. Right. Hold him out, Van Leyden. 940 01:39:12,424 --> 01:39:14,885 Reach out with him, man! 941 01:39:16,428 --> 01:39:20,182 Look at me, young fellow. That's a good boy. 942 01:39:20,266 --> 01:39:24,228 Don't look down. Come on, man. Stretch out. 943 01:39:25,104 --> 01:39:27,106 Peters, get my waist. 944 01:39:28,524 --> 01:39:30,150 Hold him out! 945 01:39:32,361 --> 01:39:35,614 What's the matter with you? Stretch him out! 946 01:39:38,284 --> 01:39:41,120 Grab the boy! 947 01:39:47,793 --> 01:39:49,795 Come on. 948 01:40:00,472 --> 01:40:02,975 - What the devil are you doing? - Please! 949 01:40:03,058 --> 01:40:05,686 You deliberately held that boy short. 950 01:40:06,812 --> 01:40:11,859 What? You nearly dropped him and you have the audacity to blame me? 951 01:40:11,984 --> 01:40:16,655 - That's how you wanted it to look. - Don't be childish! 952 01:40:16,739 --> 01:40:20,034 And what went on in the pump house with that flywheel? 953 01:40:20,159 --> 01:40:23,579 Pump house? What is he talking about? Let go of me. 954 01:40:23,662 --> 01:40:27,750 Oh, no. I'm not letting you go. You're a Moslem, aren't you? 955 01:40:27,833 --> 01:40:30,669 I was wondering when you'd bring that up. 956 01:40:30,753 --> 01:40:34,590 The people who want to kill that boy are Moslems too. Kumar! 957 01:40:34,673 --> 01:40:37,176 (Speaks Urdu) 958 01:40:38,594 --> 01:40:40,930 I'm putting you under close arrest. 959 01:40:42,014 --> 01:40:47,645 You do and I'll put you into every newspaper from Calcutta to Berlin. 960 01:40:47,770 --> 01:40:50,439 That's a risk I'll have to take. 961 01:40:50,522 --> 01:40:54,902 I thought you had a brain in spite of being a professional soldier. 962 01:40:55,027 --> 01:40:59,281 - Yes. I am a professional soldier. - And I am a professional journalist! 963 01:40:59,365 --> 01:41:04,620 You're overstepping your mark. I'm a free journalist! My job is to report! 964 01:41:04,703 --> 01:41:07,498 And my job is to get that boy to Kalapur! 965 01:41:08,874 --> 01:41:11,919 The man's a maniac. The sun has gone to his head. 966 01:41:12,044 --> 01:41:15,089 Don't hold him. He'll say you're trying to strangle him. 967 01:41:15,214 --> 01:41:17,716 (Speaks Urdu) 968 01:41:20,636 --> 01:41:26,392 All right, Captain Scott. You seem determined to get into the headlines. 969 01:41:26,475 --> 01:41:28,936 But you will regret this. 970 01:41:33,649 --> 01:41:39,321 - (All protest) - Please get off the bridge! 971 01:41:39,405 --> 01:41:43,117 There may be a dozen rifles aimed at you. Leave the bridge. 972 01:41:43,242 --> 01:41:48,080 Anyone can slip on a rail inches wide. That's no proof that he's a murderer. 973 01:41:48,163 --> 01:41:52,459 Surely you didn't have to arrest him? We could have watched him. 974 01:41:52,585 --> 01:41:56,088 Oh, for heaven's sake! I could be wrong, very wrong, 975 01:41:56,171 --> 01:41:59,049 but we can't take a chance with this boy's life. 976 01:41:59,174 --> 01:42:01,594 Now, please, leave the bridge. 977 01:42:06,098 --> 01:42:09,977 - Please take him off the bridge. - Will it take the weight? 978 01:42:10,102 --> 01:42:13,856 Of course. I often drive trains over blown-up bridges. 979 01:42:13,939 --> 01:42:16,358 Oh, stop behaving like a schoolboy! 980 01:42:16,442 --> 01:42:18,652 How do you want me to behave? 981 01:42:18,777 --> 01:42:22,489 Tell you there isn't a hope in hell? I've got to do this job. 982 01:42:22,615 --> 01:42:24,617 This time it's my responsibility. 983 01:42:24,700 --> 01:42:28,204 I don't know whether it's a human problem or a military one. 984 01:42:28,287 --> 01:42:31,207 You can work that out. Peters. 985 01:42:31,290 --> 01:42:33,417 Your best chance is to take it fast. 986 01:42:33,542 --> 01:42:36,003 The vibration will break up the structure. 987 01:42:36,128 --> 01:42:38,130 I disagree. There's less weight on... 988 01:42:38,214 --> 01:42:40,591 Who's doing this? You or me? 989 01:42:53,312 --> 01:42:55,314 All right? 990 01:43:00,319 --> 01:43:04,114 - Well... Here we go. - Careful, sahib. 991 01:43:17,086 --> 01:43:20,130 Stand by, Gupta. This is it. 992 01:43:38,858 --> 01:43:43,946 - (Creaking) - On with the brake! On with the brake! 993 01:44:00,963 --> 01:44:03,132 Now totally. 994 01:44:17,980 --> 01:44:19,690 Very slowly. 995 01:44:23,569 --> 01:44:26,113 Very little bit more. 996 01:44:35,080 --> 01:44:37,458 Little bit more. 997 01:44:44,924 --> 01:44:48,385 Yes. Very slowly, sahib. 998 01:44:55,267 --> 01:44:57,519 It is right. Right. 999 01:44:59,355 --> 01:45:02,566 Don't worry, Gupta. She'll make it. 1000 01:45:06,529 --> 01:45:09,949 She is made, sahib. She is made. 1001 01:45:10,032 --> 01:45:12,284 Good driving, sahib. Oh, sahib. 1002 01:45:25,130 --> 01:45:30,719 I'm sorry about this, Mr Van Leyden. I feel sure there'll be an explanation. 1003 01:45:38,811 --> 01:45:40,813 We made it! 1004 01:45:43,566 --> 01:45:46,443 (Whistle shrieks) 1005 01:45:48,237 --> 01:45:49,905 Oh! 1006 01:46:04,336 --> 01:46:06,338 (Speaks Urdu) 1007 01:46:12,511 --> 01:46:17,016 Captain Scott. I think you acted very wisely over Mr Van Leyden. 1008 01:46:17,099 --> 01:46:20,227 If I didn't, I'm in the soup. Gupta? 1009 01:46:20,352 --> 01:46:23,188 - Yes, sahib? - The old girl ready to go? 1010 01:46:23,272 --> 01:46:27,109 She's not a young man like you, sahib. She needs some steam. 1011 01:46:27,193 --> 01:46:31,113 - How long? - Not more long than five minutes. 1012 01:46:42,458 --> 01:46:48,422 Hello. Isn't this carrying your celebrated dislike of soldiers a little too far? 1013 01:46:48,547 --> 01:46:50,007 What do you mean? 1014 01:46:50,132 --> 01:46:54,845 Looking so miserable just because I didn't end up down in the valley. 1015 01:47:01,143 --> 01:47:05,231 Now you look like an abandoned woman! I always thought you were. 1016 01:47:05,314 --> 01:47:09,276 I hope there aren't any more bridges. You really had me scared. 1017 01:47:09,401 --> 01:47:11,946 I can promise you, I was scared myself. 1018 01:47:13,072 --> 01:47:18,202 Are you sure about Mr Van Leyden? Won't you get into a lot of trouble? 1019 01:47:18,327 --> 01:47:21,830 Wouldn't you like to see me drummed out of my regiment? 1020 01:47:21,914 --> 01:47:25,626 Medals torn off my manly bosom? Just your cup of tea! 1021 01:47:25,751 --> 01:47:29,004 - They don't really do all that? - Of course they do. 1022 01:47:29,088 --> 01:47:33,092 Then my best friend calls on me, hands me a loaded revolver 1023 01:47:33,175 --> 01:47:37,471 and says, "Carruthers, it's the only way out for a gentleman." 1024 01:47:38,597 --> 01:47:40,641 Catherine... 1025 01:47:41,934 --> 01:47:44,395 Thank you, Captain Scott. 1026 01:47:44,520 --> 01:47:47,189 William Charles Willoughby. Take your pick. 1027 01:47:47,273 --> 01:47:49,817 Oh, Willoughby, definitely! 1028 01:47:52,444 --> 01:47:54,989 Dear me, it does seem a pity. 1029 01:47:55,114 --> 01:47:58,450 I know Mr Van Leyden's a difficult man 1030 01:47:58,534 --> 01:48:03,497 but it would have been nice to have finished the journey together. 1031 01:48:34,320 --> 01:48:37,489 - Can I blow the whistle? - Not till we get down on the plain. 1032 01:48:37,573 --> 01:48:40,117 When I grow up, I will buy my own engine. 1033 01:48:40,242 --> 01:48:44,955 That's a good idea. Come on. Stand over there. Watch me. 1034 01:48:47,583 --> 01:48:50,377 At last little Kishna's got his way. 1035 01:48:50,502 --> 01:48:54,215 - Your play, Mr Bridie. - I'm sorry I'm so slow. 1036 01:48:54,340 --> 01:48:56,342 Do you think they've tied him up? 1037 01:48:56,425 --> 01:49:00,304 Don't worry. I'm sure Captain Scott knows what he's doing. 1038 01:49:00,429 --> 01:49:04,516 Yes, but it seems a bit extreme to shut him up. What can he do? 1039 01:49:04,600 --> 01:49:08,812 The idea of shutting him up is so we don't find out what he can do. 1040 01:49:08,938 --> 01:49:11,315 I suppose he's got nothing to read. 1041 01:49:11,440 --> 01:49:13,817 What does reading have to do with it? 1042 01:49:13,943 --> 01:49:17,655 Captain Scott thinks he tried to kill Kishan. 1043 01:49:17,780 --> 01:49:21,742 Mrs Wyatt, you do not understand the British mentality. 1044 01:49:21,867 --> 01:49:27,206 While Van Leyden was a Dutch journalist, Mr Bridie disliked him. 1045 01:49:27,289 --> 01:49:30,459 As soon as he discovered he was a half-breed, 1046 01:49:30,543 --> 01:49:33,754 Mr Bridie felt a certain sympathy for him. 1047 01:49:33,879 --> 01:49:38,759 Now we all suspect him of being an anti-British fanatic and a murderer, 1048 01:49:38,884 --> 01:49:40,886 Mr Bridie will crusade for him. 1049 01:49:40,970 --> 01:49:44,640 He has become an underdog and the British love underdogs. 1050 01:49:44,723 --> 01:49:47,101 It's better than kicking them. 1051 01:49:58,821 --> 01:50:03,993 That tells us how much steam is in the boiler. Voom voom voom! 1052 01:50:13,836 --> 01:50:15,462 (Guard shouts) 1053 01:50:45,034 --> 01:50:49,455 - Oh...let me fill the jug. - Thank you. 1054 01:51:05,054 --> 01:51:07,723 So it is true, Mr Van Leyden. 1055 01:51:10,726 --> 01:51:13,312 Stand up where I can see you. 1056 01:51:17,316 --> 01:51:19,318 All of you. 1057 01:51:23,155 --> 01:51:25,199 The boy too. 1058 01:51:26,575 --> 01:51:28,827 He's not here. He's on the engine. 1059 01:51:32,915 --> 01:51:35,584 You. Call the boy. 1060 01:51:36,752 --> 01:51:38,796 - Call him. - No. Don't. 1061 01:51:38,921 --> 01:51:41,048 If you think you can get away with this... 1062 01:51:41,173 --> 01:51:44,468 I can and I will and there won't be any witnesses. 1063 01:51:45,594 --> 01:51:49,181 There's the other soldier. He controls the engine. 1064 01:51:49,265 --> 01:51:51,559 He will obey this. 1065 01:51:52,685 --> 01:51:55,354 - Call that boy. - No. 1066 01:51:57,106 --> 01:51:59,149 All right. Don't call him. 1067 01:51:59,275 --> 01:52:02,403 He won't stay out there forever. 1068 01:52:02,528 --> 01:52:05,364 If you must massacre us all... 1069 01:52:06,782 --> 01:52:09,702 you'd better remove your safety catch. 1070 01:52:09,785 --> 01:52:11,203 Keep back! 1071 01:52:14,874 --> 01:52:17,209 - May I drive the train? - Presently. 1072 01:52:17,293 --> 01:52:20,170 - When? - When I say so. Here, have a go. 1073 01:52:21,964 --> 01:52:26,385 You were set right from the beginning to do this. 1074 01:52:26,468 --> 01:52:30,014 - You find that strange? - The man's mad. 1075 01:52:30,139 --> 01:52:32,182 Not madder than you are. 1076 01:52:32,308 --> 01:52:36,103 Like you ladies and gentlemen, I believe in my country. 1077 01:52:36,228 --> 01:52:39,231 - You are Dutch. - I am Indian. My mother was Dutch. 1078 01:52:39,315 --> 01:52:41,942 I'm just one of the half-breeds you despise. 1079 01:52:42,067 --> 01:52:46,071 What does killing us prove? That you're not a half-breed? 1080 01:52:46,155 --> 01:52:48,616 It proves that I am a true Moslem. 1081 01:52:48,741 --> 01:52:52,661 That I care enough to fight and maybe even to die for my faith. 1082 01:52:52,745 --> 01:52:57,208 For a country that will be all Moslem and I will belong there. 1083 01:52:57,333 --> 01:52:59,543 Are you capable of understanding that? 1084 01:52:59,668 --> 01:53:02,671 You're a criminal. You belong in jail. 1085 01:53:04,089 --> 01:53:09,511 I find the moral indignation of an armament peddler rather touching. 1086 01:53:10,679 --> 01:53:12,473 Look. 1087 01:53:20,356 --> 01:53:23,734 Mrs Wyatt. That lamp. Turn it up. 1088 01:53:24,860 --> 01:53:27,363 We will be passing through more tunnels 1089 01:53:27,446 --> 01:53:30,991 and would I hate to leave you all standing in the dark. 1090 01:53:31,116 --> 01:53:33,118 Do as I say. 1091 01:54:12,658 --> 01:54:14,410 - (Clattering) - Gupta! 1092 01:54:14,493 --> 01:54:17,413 (Speaks Urdu) 1093 01:54:20,332 --> 01:54:23,377 (Speaks Urdu) 1094 01:54:25,921 --> 01:54:28,340 Gupta, why didn't you go? 1095 01:54:29,758 --> 01:54:34,722 - He would have killed you, memsahib. - Yes. I would have killed you. 1096 01:54:34,847 --> 01:54:36,932 "Memsahib." 1097 01:54:39,018 --> 01:54:41,353 (Baby gurgles) 1098 01:54:49,445 --> 01:54:51,113 Don't! 1099 01:54:51,197 --> 01:54:53,657 I've had enough tricks. 1100 01:55:02,958 --> 01:55:05,002 He's choking! 1101 01:55:09,798 --> 01:55:11,842 See to it! 1102 01:55:18,057 --> 01:55:20,184 Did you like that? 1103 01:55:20,309 --> 01:55:25,231 Prince Kishan's never gonna walk through that door. Nor Captain Scott. 1104 01:55:25,314 --> 01:55:27,358 Time will tell. 1105 01:55:30,903 --> 01:55:34,031 I'm going to scream long before they get here. 1106 01:55:37,743 --> 01:55:39,745 You're afraid, aren't you? 1107 01:55:39,828 --> 01:55:42,998 It can't be easy to kill a child in cold blood. 1108 01:55:44,083 --> 01:55:46,794 And the refugee train. When you came back from it 1109 01:55:46,919 --> 01:55:48,921 you were as sick as any of us. 1110 01:55:50,339 --> 01:55:53,008 It was a useless slaughter. 1111 01:55:53,092 --> 01:55:58,055 Isn't killing always useless? Has it ever solved any problems? 1112 01:55:58,180 --> 01:56:00,516 It has and it will again. 1113 01:56:02,768 --> 01:56:06,981 I like children as much as you do but that one boy... 1114 01:56:07,106 --> 01:56:11,777 My God, don't you understand? That one boy, he's a symbol, 1115 01:56:11,861 --> 01:56:15,865 an outworn tradition that stands between my country and freedom. 1116 01:56:15,948 --> 01:56:17,992 I shall kill him. 1117 01:56:18,117 --> 01:56:22,162 I must kill him in order to save the lives of thousands. 1118 01:56:22,288 --> 01:56:26,917 One life will be lost - one Indian life - but thousands will be saved. 1119 01:56:27,042 --> 01:56:29,712 Stand back! Stand back from that door! 1120 01:56:34,466 --> 01:56:36,552 Tea time, young fellow. 1121 01:56:37,636 --> 01:56:40,431 Can I come back later and drive the engine? 1122 01:56:40,556 --> 01:56:43,225 Of course. I promised you. Tickly! 1123 01:56:45,060 --> 01:56:47,062 Can you box? 1124 01:56:50,149 --> 01:56:52,985 Dakhtar? (Speaks Urdu) 1125 01:56:54,737 --> 01:56:57,656 (Speaks Urdu) 1126 01:57:16,342 --> 01:57:19,261 Look at it. Look. 1127 01:57:21,764 --> 01:57:24,433 (Van Leyden) Not a sound from any of you. 1128 01:57:26,185 --> 01:57:28,354 Hey, hey! 1129 01:57:29,688 --> 01:57:32,399 How can you drink tea with dirty hands? 1130 01:57:38,364 --> 01:57:41,158 (Whistles) Wait a minute. 1131 01:57:42,868 --> 01:57:45,371 And not a move from any of you. 1132 01:58:08,310 --> 01:58:14,108 Don't scream. I will not kill you if you don't scream. 1133 01:58:15,818 --> 01:58:18,320 - Don't come in! - Down, everybody! 1134 01:58:22,992 --> 01:58:24,076 Gupta! 1135 01:58:24,159 --> 01:58:27,705 Tell the dakhtar not to stop. It's a trap! 1136 01:58:30,332 --> 01:58:33,878 It's no good. You can't depress that gun any more. 1137 01:58:58,027 --> 01:59:01,197 - Help Kumar. - Oh dear. I think I've been hit. 1138 01:59:01,280 --> 01:59:03,365 Yes. Yes, you have. 1139 01:59:14,043 --> 01:59:16,962 We'll soon have this cleaned up for you. 1140 01:59:17,046 --> 01:59:19,632 - (Thudding) - They're not on the roof? 1141 01:59:38,984 --> 01:59:40,653 (Gunshot) 1142 02:00:20,693 --> 02:00:22,778 Am I losing much blood? 1143 02:00:23,863 --> 02:00:27,199 You could have hurt yourself more falling off a bicycle. 1144 02:00:27,283 --> 02:00:30,703 You're quite wrong. Mr Bridie will have to take care. 1145 02:00:30,786 --> 02:00:33,998 You need a stiff drink and I'll get that arm into a sling. 1146 02:00:34,123 --> 02:00:36,333 Thank you. You are kind. 1147 02:00:41,463 --> 02:00:45,050 - Where's Mr Van Leyden? - He, er... 1148 02:00:45,134 --> 02:00:47,052 He got off. 1149 02:00:47,136 --> 02:00:49,179 He got off? 1150 02:00:51,056 --> 02:00:52,892 Oh dear. 1151 02:00:53,976 --> 02:00:56,061 I couldn't help liking Mr Van Leyden 1152 02:00:56,145 --> 02:00:59,607 even though he did try to drill us all full of holes. 1153 02:00:59,732 --> 02:01:03,736 - Drink that. - Thank you, Lady Windham. 1154 02:01:03,819 --> 02:01:06,697 Now, I suppose, all our troubles are over. 1155 02:01:32,014 --> 02:01:34,099 There. That's it. 1156 02:01:34,183 --> 02:01:38,437 Put this on. You mustn't get any more sun on your head after a shock. 1157 02:01:38,521 --> 02:01:41,023 Thank you very much. 1158 02:02:23,065 --> 02:02:24,900 Mr Bridie! 1159 02:02:33,659 --> 02:02:35,870 Feed the belt through! 1160 02:04:08,337 --> 02:04:11,632 Oh, that's a bit of luck! This is the Bindar Tunnel. 1161 02:04:11,757 --> 02:04:14,677 They'll never catch us now. It's two miles long. 1162 02:04:14,760 --> 02:04:16,387 Come along, Captain Scott. 1163 02:04:19,014 --> 02:04:21,475 Captain Scott? 1164 02:04:21,600 --> 02:04:24,311 Well, that's a funny thing. 1165 02:04:29,275 --> 02:04:31,944 Is he all right? 1166 02:04:32,027 --> 02:04:35,364 He will be. Get me some water, Mr Bridie. 1167 02:04:40,286 --> 02:04:44,874 - I don't think he can have been hit. - It looks like just this wound. 1168 02:04:46,041 --> 02:04:50,129 That's just about the luckiest thing that ever happened. 1169 02:04:50,212 --> 02:04:53,549 - Oh! - Keep still. Keep still. 1170 02:04:53,632 --> 02:04:57,845 Oh, I tell you, this is a mug's game. 1171 02:04:57,970 --> 02:05:00,014 I think perhaps you're right. 1172 02:05:00,139 --> 02:05:03,934 What would you say if I put those tin soldiers back in the box? 1173 02:05:04,059 --> 02:05:07,563 I'd say you'd want to get them out again tomorrow. 1174 02:05:07,646 --> 02:05:11,233 Don't tell me you've changed your opinion about soldiering? 1175 02:05:11,317 --> 02:05:16,447 Let's just say I've learned a couple of things on this journey. 1176 02:05:16,572 --> 02:05:21,285 Let's just say we've both learned a couple of things on this journey. 1177 02:05:28,334 --> 02:05:30,961 There, you see? What did I tell you? 1178 02:05:31,086 --> 02:05:33,881 It's the uniform. They all fall in the end. 1179 02:05:35,007 --> 02:05:36,508 Oh! 1180 02:05:48,687 --> 02:05:50,981 Message to Kalapur. 1181 02:05:59,448 --> 02:06:01,909 (Whistle toots) 1182 02:06:13,379 --> 02:06:15,965 Hey, there! 1183 02:06:16,048 --> 02:06:17,633 You! 1184 02:06:17,716 --> 02:06:20,344 Is this the 9:10 from Guram? 1185 02:06:20,469 --> 02:06:23,806 No, it bloody well isn't. It's the last train from Haserabad. 1186 02:06:23,889 --> 02:06:28,435 And stand to attention when you speak to a senior officer! 1187 02:06:37,069 --> 02:06:39,071 Then John's all right? 1188 02:06:39,154 --> 02:06:42,449 Yes. The rebels never broke into the fort. 1189 02:06:42,575 --> 02:06:44,952 - Reinforcements got through, sir? - Yes. 1190 02:06:45,077 --> 02:06:47,621 The attack broke up once you'd got the boy away. 1191 02:06:47,746 --> 02:06:52,710 Captain Scott, the Viceroy will want to hear of your part in this journey. 1192 02:06:52,835 --> 02:06:56,547 Thank you. Don't forget Mr Bridie. He's got a kick like a mule. 1193 02:06:56,672 --> 02:06:59,133 That saved the lot of us. Well, Gupta. 1194 02:06:59,258 --> 02:07:04,805 See, sahib? They say Victoria too old, no good except but for shunting. 1195 02:07:04,930 --> 02:07:07,516 Let them speak now. She showed them. 1196 02:07:07,600 --> 02:07:12,062 She certainly did. Shabash, Kumar. Shabash, Dakhtar Sahd. 1197 02:07:13,189 --> 02:07:17,276 We were worried you wouldn't get to the Delhi conference. 1198 02:07:17,359 --> 02:07:22,114 The government are very interested in your people's new field gun. 1199 02:07:28,287 --> 02:07:32,499 Captain Scott, thank you for saving my life. You are my friend now. 1200 02:07:32,625 --> 02:07:36,086 - Well, I hope so. - But you are British. 1201 02:07:36,212 --> 02:07:40,507 - Will I have to fight you? - Good heavens, no. Why should you? 1202 02:07:40,633 --> 02:07:43,761 - My father said... - Well, what did he say? 1203 02:07:43,886 --> 02:07:48,390 I must fight the British to make them go away. 1204 02:07:52,895 --> 02:07:55,940 I wish I could have driven the engine. 1205 02:08:04,657 --> 02:08:07,868 Looks as though you'll have to fight little Kishan now. 1206 02:08:07,993 --> 02:08:09,787 That's all the thanks you get. 1207 02:08:09,912 --> 02:08:11,914 That's all the thanks we ever get. 1208 02:08:11,997 --> 02:08:14,583 "Be thankful you're living and trust your luck. 1209 02:08:14,667 --> 02:08:16,710 "March to your front like a soldier." 1210 02:08:16,835 --> 02:08:19,922 - Who said that? - A man called Kipling. 1211 02:08:20,005 --> 02:08:22,049 Another tea drinker. 1212 02:08:22,174 --> 02:08:24,051 (Baby cries) 1213 02:08:24,176 --> 02:08:28,264 Well, we'd better try and find a home for young India. 99633

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