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This is my boss,

Jonathan hart,
a self-made millionaire.

He's quite a guy.

This is Mrs. H. She's gorgeous.

She's one lady
who knows how to take care of herself.

By the way, my name is Max.

I take care of both of them,

which ain't easy,
'cause when they met...

It was murder.

[♪♪]

[Max] I'm sorry about
the driving, Mr. H.

I just can't get
used to cars coming up on my right.

If you want, I'll
take another stab at it.

[Jonathan] Thanks, Max, but one stab
was enough.

[Max] I'm really
looking forward to meeting sir William.

[Jonathan] I think you and Billy might
get along well.

[Jennifer] Oh, he's got a
bit of a reputation when it comes to women.

[Max] I thought
he just got married.

[Jennifer] No, remarried.

His first marriage
didn't fare to well.

[Jonathan]
Well, from what I hear,

Claire's got everything
going for her,

including Billy's attention.

[Jennifer] Billy's letter sounded
as if they were really happy.

Well, it shouldn't be
much further.

I sure hope there's
some money on the hunt

because I'm betting
Mrs. H all the way.

Oh, Max, I don't think they give odds
on fox hunts.

Odd, isn't it?

Look out!

- That was close.
- Think how the fox must feel.

[Dogs snarling]

[Inaudible]

[Barking]

- [Gunshot]
- No, William, no!

[Panting]

- Another nightmare?
- They're getting worse.

And I'm not getting any sleep.

See if you can compose yourself.

Remember, we're expecting guests
in the morning.

- Oh...
- [Door closes]

Good morning.

[Max] Is this where
sir William lives all the time?

[Jonathan] No,
Max, he has a townhouse in London.

This is his weekend place.

[Jennifer] He
really knows how to enjoy his weekends.

Oh, isn't this
beautiful, darling?

Yes, it certainly is.

[Claire] Hello!

- You must be Jennifer.
- Yes.

- Claire. Claire belgrave.
- How are you?

- And this is Jonathan.
- Jonathan.

- How do you do?
- How do you do?

- And Max.
- Max.

How do you do, lady belgrave?

Well,
we're very indebted to your husband.

He was very gracious
about this invitation.

Yes, I'm sure.

- See you later, Mr. H.
- All right.

I'm delighted you could come.

William's told
me so much about you.

Shall we go inside?

[Jennifer] Oh, darling, look.

[Claire] The Chestnut's
prince Valiant.

You'll be riding
him in the hunt.

Beautiful.

This is a dream come true.

The belgrave hunt
is famous even in the states.

Well, it's a tradition
my family's maintained for over 100 years.

Right through here.

- Oh, Claire, what a beautiful room.
- Thank you.

This table
was given to Josephine by Napoleon.

Really?

Some of the family?

At least three
generations of them.

Come on, this way.

[Gunshot]

William's out shooting.

Jonathan, Jennifer...

I realize this may
sound a little strange,

but over the
next few days I may need your help.

- Is something wrong, Claire?
- [Gunshot]

It's William.

Excuse me, lady belgrave.

Sir William is
expecting his guests.

Of course.

Uh, Mr. and Mrs. Hart,

this is Arthur lovejoy,
our estate manager.

- [Arthur] How do you do?
- Hello.

- How do you do?
- Hello, Arthur.

Uh, this way, please.

Pull!

Pull!

[Gunshots]

Not bad.

Getting better. [Chuckles]

Come on, come on.

Right! Pull!

You're a little
off to the right.

Jonathan! Jennifer!

How are you, Jonathan?

It's good to see
you again, Jennifer.

Billy.

Well, we're
feeling fine, and you're looking well.

That's because
I'm relaxing. That's what I'm best at.

I see you've already met Claire.

[Jonathan] Yes.
[Jennifer] Of course.

What do you say, Jonathan,
ten pounds a toss?

Oh, come on,

you wouldn't
try to take advantage of me, would you?

[Chuckles] Look at it this way,

the exchange
rate's in your favor.

- Wish me luck.
- I will.

I just saw the way he shoots.

Come and have a drink.

[William] Come on.
We'll choose a weapon for you.

Oh, this looks
a good one. Let's see.

This gun is filthy.

I've told you about this before.

If these guns
get jammed, they'll backfire

and blow someone's head off.

Let's see what we've got here.

That's better. Load
this. Come on, Jonathan.

[Dogs whimpering]

[Jonathan] I told
you I haven't done this for a long time.

Oh, come on.

Thank you.

Pull!

- Ooh!
- [Chuckles]

Told you I'm a little rusty.

I'm sorry I didn't call
for 20 pounds a toss.

It's never too late.

Well, you're the
guest. 20 pounds it is.

Have another go.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

[Jonathan] Thank you.

Pull!

[Jennifer] Great shot!

You know, Billy,

I think it's coming
back to me. Your turn.

I think I've been had.

Nobody's ever beaten
you at your game.

[Chuckles] Not yet, anyway.

Pull!

And this is the kitchen.

Well, I have work to do.

If you're hungry, Annie
will find something for you.

Do not feel free to
help yourself.

Don't you be scared of cyril.

With all his airs and graces,

you'd think he was
the master of the house.

Don't worry, Annie.

I've handled plenty
of cyrils in my time.

[Sniffs] Mmm!

This smell is the
best smell I've smelled since I left home.

What is it?

- What, this?
- Yeah.

Oh, this is tonight's supper.

Yeah, I'll give
you a taste if you like.

Oh, thanks, Annie.

By the way, my name is Max.

Don't tell anybody.
It's short for Maxwell.

Oh. Well, I'm Annie.

I'm very pleased to
meet you, Maxwell.

I'm more than pleased
to meet you, Annie.

This here is sir
William's favorite. Here.

Annie, that's fantastic!

Why don't I set out
a couple of wine glasses

and you and I
have dinner together?

Oh, no. I'm too busy anyway.

I'll tell you what.

You eat now, and then
later on, after dinner,

we'll have some
wine together then.

- All right, love?
- All right.

That's even better,
Annie. Thanks.

[Max] I can't wait to
taste real English cooking.

Hiya, cyril. How's it
going, baby?

Just fine, thank you.

Seems lady belgrave's
had another nightmare.

Oh, yes? And it seems to me

that some
people should mind their own business.

Oh, thank you, Annie.

I believe Mr. Lovejoy's
got himself

into a state about something.

Oh, him. I reckon
he thinks he ought to own this place.

He's not content
with just running it.

Annie.

Before I go home,

you got to give me
the recipe for this.

This is terrific.

Oh. Well, the sauce,
there ain't nothing to it.

But it's getting the
brains really nice and tender.

That's the trick.

Brains?

Can you spare one of those?

I guarantee it, Jonathan.

Prince Valiant will
be the best mount of the hunt.

With Jennifer at his reins,

it'll
be a sight brandybrook will remember.

[Jennifer] Oh,
Billy, you're very kind.

I'm sure the fox
will remember, too.

No fox anymore, Jonathan.

We ride after a scent

which has been dragged
across the ground.

The sport's the chase.

[Jonathan] I'm all for that.

No, thanks.

It was a wonderful evening.

Oh, yes. Thank you,
Claire. It was lovely.

You've been awfully
quiet tonight, Claire.

Are you feeling all right?

Just a little tired, that's all.

- Coffee, sir?
- Please.

Uh, thank you, cyril.

Well...

Thank you, Annette.

You'll have to excuse Claire.

With all the servants
around here,

she obviously tires easily

watching them
clean and cook for her.

If you'll excuse me,
I have a slight headache.

Will you be up shortly, dear?

I think I'll have
a drop more Brandy.

I'll be up later.

Why don't you run
along? I'll be up soon.

- Well...
- Well, um...

I think we'll, um...

- Follow suit, Billy.
- Yes.

- [William] Good night.
- Billy.

Thank you, Billy, for a lovely,

lovely dinner.

- Good night.
- Good night.

Will you have
anything else, sir?

I think I know
what you're thinking.

You do? What's that?

That maybe
lady Claire belgrave is a little strange

and that maybe you
have second thoughts

about riding prince
Valiant in the hunt

and that maybe
we should pack up,

get out of here, and go home.

Well...

Actually, I was thinking

that maybe lady Claire belgrave

isn't quite as
strange as we thought.

And I'm dying to ride
prince Valiant in the hunt.

And maybe we shouldn't pack up, get
out, and go home.

So I was pretty close.

Close.

Closer.

[Neighing]

[Whinnying]

Well, we can show
you a bit of the countryside.

And then we'll take
a look at the first cover.

Hello! Hello! All set?

- Oh!
- Fine day for it!

- Come and see Arthur's hounds.
- Ah.

They're
dorset bloodhounds. He breeds them.

- Hello, boy.
- Here, boy! Woof!

- Hello.
- Now look.

Here. Give them something.

Oh. Great.

Ha ha!

Here.

Down! [Growling]

- Yoo-hoo! Here, dogs.
- [Laughing]

It's hard to tell
from looking at them,

but one of those
little grubbers can tear a man to shreds.

- Ooh.
- Right. We'll get started.

Right.

Hup! Hey!

[Whinnying]

There we go.

[Neighing]

[Claire] Well, let's hope
for a good ride today.

Where do you keep
the foxhounds, Billy?

We don't keep them
here at brandybrook.

They'll be brought
in on the day of the hunt.

How do you like him, darling?

[William] Yes, Jennifer,
what do you think of prince Valiant, eh?

He's beautiful.

Fine. Let's ride.

Aah!

[Jonathan] You all right? Here.

Aah! It's my arm.

I think it might be broken.

- Claire, what happened?
- Are you all right?

Don't touch me.

Don't let him touch me.

Can't you see?
He's trying to kill me.

[Jennifer] How is she?

The doctor said it's
just a slight sprain.

He's setting a sling.

Look, I hope you
didn't let Claire scare you back there.

She's been under
a lot of stress recently.

Drink?

No, thanks.

She seems terrified
about something.

Oh, she's a thoroughbred.

But of course, you
don't believe that nonsense

about my trying to kill her.

She's been having nightmares.

Frankly, I've been thinking
about seeking psychiatric help for her.

Really?

She seems perfectly lucid to me.

I think we'll
give Claire a chance to get some rest.

Peace and quiet can do her good.

Jennifer and I will go down in
the village and look around a little bit.

Good idea. You could probably use
the diversion.

Where's Max?

Max? Um,

he's been
spending a lot of time in the kitchen.

Well, you
can get down to the kitchen that way.

Oh, fine, Billy. Well,
we'll see you later.

- Coming?
- Hmm. Billy.

Goodbye.

[Cyril] Four aces.

Why are we going to the village?

Because we can't
talk here. Too many eavesdroppers.

- Ah, Max.
- Just a second, Mr. H.

- Five nines.
- Eight nines.

-I'll call you.
-I'll call. How many you got?

I've got two. Cyril?

I've got one.

And your five.

I ain't got any.

That's why it's
called liar's poker.

- Ah!
- [Chuckling]

I don't know about you, cyril, but this
is of little interest to me.

Excuse me.

I'll give you a
game later tonight.

You're on.

Well, Mr. H. What's
up? How's lady belgrave?

Uh, it's nothing serious, Max.

Mrs. H and I are going
to go into the village.

We want you to come with us.

Oh, Mr. H, I'd love
to. Thank you very much.

But I made some
other arrangements.

I'm ready, Maxwell. Oh!

Annie, you look wonderful.

Thank you, Maxwell.

Annie, may I
present Mr. and Mrs. H?

Mr. and Mrs. H, Annie.

Oh, good
afternoon, madam. Good afternoon, sir.

- Good afternoon.
- How do you do?

Annie promised to take me

on a tour of the better saloons.

Uh, pubs, Maxwell, pubs.

Pubs.

Maxwell...

What about the driving?

Oh, don't worry. I'm taking him.

She's taking me. Nice, huh?

Well, Annie, come on.

Let's partake
of some British culture.

Ooh.

Enjoy yourselves.

- Maxwell?
- Yeah, it's kinda cute, isn't it?

Let's get outta here.

How would you
like to sample some of the local brew?

Yes, please.

- My favorite answer.
- [Chuckling]

[Chatter]

[Man] Go on, boy. That's it.

They don't look English to me.

[Man] Hmm.

Good morning.

Morning.

- [Jonathan] Morning.
- Morning, sir.

Two pints of bitter.

- Tourists.
- Yeah.

[Beer filling glass]

Nice day.

[Bartender] One pound 40, sir.

We don't seem to be hitting it off too
well, do we?

No, we don't.

Here, sir.

Mind if I play?

We only play for pints in here.

I'll play for a pint.

[Man] I'll play him.

Eddie Hudson.

How do you do, Eddie?
I'm Jonathan hart.

This is my wife, Jennifer.

- How do you do?
- How do you do?

Don't pay no attention
to the boys, Johnny.

They don't take
kindly to new blood.

Uh, now, which would you like?

Well, uh, these look nice.

How about some 101?

- 101?
- Mmm-hmm.

How about American style?

Closest to the bull's eye.

Sure, why not? After you.

Yay!

[Laughter, chatter]

- [Groaning]
- Yay!

- [Cheering]
- [Man] Bull's eye!

[Chatter]

- [Man] No argument about that.
- [Woman chuckles] Oh, no.

- [Man cheers]
- Bull's eye!

Yay!

That's the name of the game.

[Chuckles]

- [Cheering]
- Well done.

- That's the name of the game.
- That was some shot.

Here, hang on, you lot.

It's you lot
that should be buying Johnny a pint.

- [Groaning]
- Gripe all you like,

but not one
of you had the backbone to play me.

- I'll play you anytime, Johnny.
- Oh, thanks.

Nice to meet
a fellow with spirit.

Tommy, three pints
for me and my friends here.

Oh, we'll buy pints
all around for everybody.

[All cheering]

- To the yanks.
- Oh.

To the champ.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Eddie, you're
a man of many talents.

What brings you
all the way out to nowhere, Johnny?

We came to ride in
the belgrave hunt.

Ah! Guests of
bawdy Billy, are you?

You know him?

There's only one.

I suppose he
has quite a reputation.

Reputation? I'll say he has.

Mind you, he's
got selective now.

He likes them, uh, under 25.

That was the old Billy.

He's married now.

Surely he must've settled down.

Well, yeah.

But it's all around the village

that his missus
is gonna drop him

like a red-hot brick.

If she divorces him,

she'll come
out with a pretty penny, I can tell you.

Uh, Tommy, another
round, please.

[Footsteps approaching]

[Chatter]

Hey, look
who we found here! Mr. and Mrs. H.

[Jennifer] Max! Hello.
[Jonathan] Hiya, Max.

-[Annie] Hello, Eddie. How are you?
-Fine, thanks.

- I see you've found a live one.
- A yank at that.

[Laughs] Well, as you
all know each other,

I'll, uh, I'll go and practice.

Boy, you missed the excitement.

There was quite a
nasty scene at the house before we left.

What sort of a scene?

Sir William and lady belgrave

really had a go at each other.

He was going on about
her not knowing anything,

not even how to shoot skeet.

I swear, I thought he
would kill her.

Um...

Here you are. Thanks a lot.

Do you think he'll really do it?

I don't know, darling.

I don't want to wait
around and find out.

[Engine revving]

[Claire] Pull!

Pull.

Come on, come on, come on.

Pull.

[Tires screeching]

Pull!

Come on, come on!

Pull!

[William screams]

His gun misfired.
It was an accident.

[Claire] Thank you
so much for coming.

Thank you. Goodbye.

[Inspector] Lady belgrave,

I'm very, very sorry
about sir William's accident.

I think that clears it up.

I do appreciate your
cooperation.

I appreciate yours, inspector.

[Clock chiming]

Claire?

Jennifer and I have decided

that it would
be easier if we went back to London.

Jennifer, what about the hunt?

Claire, under
the circumstances...

The circumstances are that this is the
belgrave hunt.

It's been run
every year for over a hundred years.

It'll run this year as well.

Claire, wouldn't you
prefer to be alone?

Alone's the last
thing I need to be.

Please, stay for me.

This house, it's so big.

Everything's so empty now.

I really want you to stay.

Darling?

Well, on one condition.

That you'll let me help
you settle any problem

you might have in
tidying up Billy's affairs.

I'd be very grateful
for that, Jonathan.

Well, if you'll excuse me,

it's been rather a long morning.

I think I'll lie down
for a while.

Of course.

You know, you're both so kind.

[Door closes]

Don't you
think there's been a significant change

in Claire's attitude?

In this house,
it's hard to tell the players

without a scorecard.

Johnny! What
brings you all the way out here, eh?

Come for another game?

Are you having
problems with the car?

Uh, neither, Eddie.

Tommy at the
pub told us where we could find you.

I'd like to talk to you.

Sure. I'll just
get rid of the bike.

The customer's
due in to pick it up end of the week.

I bet you're here
about Billy's accident.

If it was an accident.

Did I hear yankee doubt?

Well-founded, too.

- [Jennifer] You think so?
- Hmm.

Do you think
that lady belgrave could've been involved?

She had her reasons, mate, two or three
million of them.

- Hello, Arthur.
- Mr. Hart.

It's 3:00. Do
you have lady belgrave's car ready?

I said I would.
The keys are in there.

Hmm. I'll see
you back at the house!

Yes, Mr. Lovejoy.

Problems with your engine?

Yes, it's fixed up fine now.

Car's around the back, Arthur.

Right.

A real charmer, eh?

I still think we made a mistake.

You should have the harts go.

You're very sweet, Arthur. Not smart,
but very sweet.

You're underestimating
Jonathan hart.

He'd never
have gone to London and let this rest.

What's his stake in all this?

Hmm. No stake. It's
what he's made of.

One thing you can
give Billy credit for.

He knew how
to pick his associates.

Jonathan's sharp and persistent.

- He's also got a healthy curiosity.
- Hmm.

Maybe not so
healthy for him this time.

Now you're thinking
along my lines.

I want the harts out of the way.

Another accident?

You'll think of something.

Something wrong?

You will take care of the harts?

I think I can throw
them off the scent.

You know,
I couldn't have done this without you.

Just remember that, love.

[Arthur] Mr. Hart, are you in?

[Jonathan] "We have to talk.

"There's much
more to say than I can trust to paper.

Meet me at 9:00 at
the old greenhouse."

- You think that's from Eddie?
- Maybe.

Well, we have
a little time before that.

[Sighs] What do you think?

I think that you should get ready for
bed

and I should go out
and make the meeting.

Oh, no, no, no.

Absolutely not.

Whither thou goest, I followest.

- Followest?
- Mmm-hmm.

There's no such word as that.

There is now. Okay?

Okay.

How does it happen, darling?

What?

How does it happen

that two people fall
in love, get married,

and then wind up hating
each other so much

that they're willing
to commit murder?

Maybe...

Claire and Billy
were never in love.

Maybe it was comfortable.

- Comfortable?
- Hmm.

I suppose people do
get married just because it's comfortable.

Promise me something.

Promise me we'll never stay
together just because we're comfortable.

I promise we'll
never be comfortable.

No, no. That's not
exactly what I meant.

What did you mean?

Well, I meant we should be...

Comfortable.

We just shouldn't
just be comfortable.

I promise we'll never
just be comfortable.

Good.

How am I doing now?

You're a lot closer.

Comfortable?

[Chuckling] Oh, you rat.

[Horse neighing]

[Dogs whimpering]

Come on. Good
dogs. Good dogs. Come on. Come on.

What's this? What's
this? Come on.

Come on. Come on.
Come on. Come on.

Get loose! Loose!

[Dogs whimpering]

Come on!

Good hunting.

- What time is it?
- Oh...

It's five minutes after 9:00.

We'll wait another five minutes.

Okay.

[Dogs barking]

What's that?

[Barking continues]

Sounds like the hounds
of the baskervilles.

Let's forget the
next five minutes.

[Barking]

- [Coughing] -
We've got to get back to the house.

We'll never outrun them.

We can try. Come on.

[Jonathan] We
can't get through here!

There's no way out.

[Barking]

Get in the boat, quick!

They won't
follow us in the water.

[Barking]

Damn.

So much for man's best friend.

That theory
about Billy's death being an accident

has gone to the dogs.

We may need
a little backup for the hunt tomorrow.

What are you planning?

To call in the cavalry.

[Chattering]

- [Man] Hello.
- [Chuckling]

Oh, good morning.

[Chatter continues]

[Man] Ah, here they come.

Now that's fine.

Be sure you do
just as I've told you.

Don't worry. I'll see
they're there.

Just you get it right this time.

Ladies and gentlemen!

May I, on behalf of all of us,

say thank you to lady belgrave

for inviting us here again today

- and keeping up the belgrave tradition?
- [Man] Hear, hear.

And may I at the same time

express our sympathy,
lady belgrave,

for your great loss
in the death of sir William.

[Murmuring]

[Horn blows]

[Man] Here we go! All right now.

[Barking]

- Hello.
- Well, how does it feel to be part of tradition?

Ask me tomorrow!

You'll do fine. Just
watch your footing,

and keep an eye
out for low branches.

Well, old pip, what do you say?

Cheerio.

[Indistinct shouting]

Whoa there. Oh! Oh, my wrist!

- You all right?
- Whoa.

No, it's my wrist, it's
hurting a bit.

I'll be fine. You go on.

Oh, no, we'll stay here
and wait with you.

No, I insist.
You'll miss the hunt.

I'll be along
in a minute. Go on.

All right! Chk-chk!

[Horse whinnying]

Hey! Stop it! What
are you doing?

I suppose this is the cavalry.

And just in the Nick of time.

Not much good without the shot.

[Whinnying]

Can you handle her?

No problem, Johnny.

- Arthur?
- Arthur.

What?

That was just so...
I could have sworn...

Aah!

[Dogs barking]

[Whinnying]

[Grunting]

[Arthur shouting]

[Whinnying]

You know, I'm a little
disappointed in Arthur.

Why?

It would've been
much more British

if it had been the Butler.

Oh.

[Onlookers gasp]

[Eddie] You've been practicing.

[Man] Come on, Eddie, now.

Come on, boy.

[Cheering]

Your throw.

[Chatter]

[Cheering]

[Laughing]

Bravo!

That's the first time

I've been beaten in
three years. She's good.

Yes. She gets
straight to the point.

Come on, I'll buy you
a couple of beers.

We'll be over in a minute.

I want to talk to you.

You do? What about?

I didn't know you could do that.

Oh, well, you see,
there are lots of things

that you don't know I could do.

Oh, wanna give me some hints?

Mmm-mmm!
No, I want you to find them all out slowly.

- [Laughs]
- There is one thing I know about you.

- What's that?
- Hmm.

[Whispering]

- Was I right?
- [Chuckles]

Bull's eye. [Laughs]