Engine revs
Hi. Yes?
Is, erm, is this place called greensleeves?
What do you want? I've heard a lot about this place. I really have.
I'm from San dusky, Ohio. I'm an American,
just a tourist, travelling around. I thought I'd like to take
some pictures for the wife and kids, for them to see it. You, er,
think it'd be possible for me to get in there? No visitors allowed.
Er, could you ask the owner, maybe? He is not here.
Excuse me, what's the owner's name? The 15th Earl, lord Brett sinclair.
You're sure kind to a stranger. Thanks a lot. See you again.
Bye.
Car door closes
Well? Nothing. Nothing.
Well, what are we gonna do?
Just have to do it the hard way, that's all.
Hup! Can I ask you a question, your lordship?
Why do we have to break into your place?
All in good time, Daniel. All in good time.
Ah. Thanks loads, Daniel.
Ah. Why all this cloak and dagger stuff, huh?
Well, something happened last week, not important in itself,
but enough to make me want to see the place again.
Oh, it's six or seven years since I was here last.
It's run by an old Butler who acts as caretaker.
The house is a virtual ruin. It's been absolutely neglected. Come on.
I don't call that a ruin.
I don't get it. I haven't spent a penny on it in years.
Well, somebody has and I think we oughta find out who.
Not yet. We wait until dark. Oh.
At times like these, I always remember my old school motto.
Consilio et prudentia. Oh, nice. What does that mean?
Sneaky is best. Yeah, figures.
Hello, padder. Nice to see you, m'lord.
Ward?
God's saints!
My word, sir. This is a pleasure. Well, thank you, ward.
This is a friend of mine, Daniel wilde. A pleasure, sir.
Gregory ward, our host. How do you do, Gregory? Nice to meet you.
Oh, well, well.
It's many a long year since there was a sinclair at this bar.
Well, What'll you be having, gentlemen? Pint o' cider?
Strong as ever. Sounds splendid. Daniel?
I'll have the, er... they put a dead rat in every barrel to give it body.
..A dry Martini.
Course, we all knew you was coming back, m'lord,
as soon as we saw you was having greensleeves
done up in such a hurry.
Yes. It's, er, come along quite nicely, hasn't it?
First we heard of it was when your old Butler, moorehead,
he came dashing in here with the news.
Like a dog with two tails, he was.
Drank 12 pints o' cider to celebrate.
12 pints? Could he walk?
Hard to tell. He was unconscious at the time.
My word, sir, you just wait till the rest of the village
knows you're here. Ward. Yes, ? I am not here.
Eh? I am not here.
Oh, right, m'lord. I'll pass the word. Yes, and one other thing.
I'll be wanting to use the trap door after you close tonight.
It's been a long time since that was used, m'lord.
It'll be just like the good old days.
I tell ye, it does me heart good to know
that greensleeves is alive again.
Jackson, I'm going to bed now. You can lock up. Very good, sir.
Good night. Good night, sir.
Well, dear, night-night.
Now, your lordship? Yes. Might as well.
I'll pick my coat up later, ward. Very good, your lordship.
Come on, Daniel. Just take it steady, sir.
Oh, there's just one thing, sir.
When you put your foot on the fourth rung from the bottom... thud
..it's missing. Thanks for telling me.
Coughs
well, if it isn't the Lexington Avenue express.
Where does it go? It comes out in the middle of the house.
What's the matter? Couldn't you afford to have a bar in the house?
Yes, but it wouldn't be half as much fun. All right, ward,
you can close up now. Follow me, your lordship.
Door shuts
what's your hurry?
Squeaking
hey, what was that?
Probably a rat.
They get quite large down here.
Watch out for their left jabs.
Oh, Daniel. See this? Yes.
Oh, the bricks, what about them?
A few hundred years ago, and ancestor of mine,
his wife was being unfaithful.
To who?
Himself, of course.
Anyway, he was a very jealous man.
So, he lowered his wife's lover down here,
and the pretext tasting the cask of wine.
Wait a minute.
That's Edgar Allan poe.
Two guys come down here, get drunk, and the lover passes out, right?
Exactly.
Then he bricks him up in the alcove, right?
Yes, anyway, he laboured all through the night.
Wait a minute!
Brick by brick.
Until finally, the last one was in place.
Then he fell into a deep, exhausted sleep.
Right.
And then the lover died of starvation, right?
Oh, no, no, my ancestor was so drunk
that he was standing the wrong side of the wall,
and he bricked himself in.
You just lead the way.
It's the wrong way.
If you cleaned it up, it'd make a nice playroom.
Creaks
This is fantastic. Door creaks
hey, let me do that... No, Daniel.
This is certainly a beautiful home.
Fantastic.
Daniel, this is exceedingly odd.
Hey. All these pictures, furniture, books. I put them in storage
seven years ago. Look at this.
Is that you? Yes, with my father and mother. That's me.
You certainly were a nice looking kid. True.
Shame you grew up.
Oh, don't move.
Whose legs are those? Oh, they're not mine.
I just borrowed them for the occasion. I didn't think so.
You better hide.
Good night, Jackson. Good night, miss.
Quiet thump
All right. You can look now. What happened?
He fainted. Would you like to shut the door?
Glass smashes
what the devil do you think you're doing?
I'm going to make it look like a burglary. Don't you know anything?
Look at these.
Listen to this. It's to Benny Ryan, a theatrical agent. It says,
"dear mr Ryan, these are the latest photographs. An exact double
"is too much to hope for but a close approximation will do.
"The actor will be paid £200 for the assignment." M-hm.
Signed piers Emerson. Mean anything? No. Never heard of him.
It's a pity you're not good-looking.
Otherwise, you could apply for the job of impersonating me.
Yeah. Very funny. Make yourself £200. Very, very funny. Cute. Funny.
You are funny. There's no question about it.
Muffled arguing
well, you please yourself. Woman: It's quite spectacular.
Come on, Benny. You must listen.
Man: It's new, isn't it, darling? Oh, it's spectacular.
Look, you either want this boy
or you don't want him. Marvellous costumes.
Look. Now you listen. They're shiny.
This kid's been asked to play Hamlet at the royal Shakespeare company.
What do you mean, he's too short?
Did Shakespeare say how tall Hamlet was?
Oh, all right. All right!
We've rehearsed it and all we need is a good booking. Erm, excuse me.
I'm thinking of changing my agent. Now, look, listen to us, Benny.
Thinking o' doing what?
I'm thinking of changing my agent.
Why don't you try changing your profession?
I don't think they're handling me right.
Look, son, if you were Michael caine, I couldn't help you.
I'm up to here in stars and the business is bad.
I don't saw her in half any more. Well, what do you do to her, then?
I set fire to her. He does. It's marvellous. I have this fantastic...
Well, everybody says I've got start quality. Yeah.
I honestly do, Benny. I set fire to her.
Would you like to see it, Benny? All we want...
Well, thanks for seeing me. Give us a chance. You really don't...
Er, just a minute, son.
You have got something. You've got a sort of a... animal magnetism.
I might just be able to do you a favour.
Well, I can play anything. Tall short, thin fat...
Goodbye. B-B-But... Oh, Benny. Goodbye.
.. Ugly handsome. Give us a chance. You won't regret it.
I bloody set her on fire. Yeah, you do that.
Have you ever played a lord? Well, I was in the chorus of student prince.
Perfect. There's your big break.
Shave off your whiskers, change your hair
and make yourself look like him.
And then, get yourself down to this address.
Oh, a provincial theatre. No, a country house charade.
Your... you play a lord sinclair and the pay is, er...
£50 a week and I won't even take commission.
I'll let them know you're coming.
Well, go on, then. Get going. What are you waiting for, applause?
I... don't have the fare.
Give us that back.
Thank you.
I was told to expect you.
I'll tell then you're here.
Wait in there.
Footsteps
I'm sir John hassocks. Piers Emerson. Melanie sadler.
How do you do, sir?
The height's right. Weight's about the same.
Profile is off a bit.
Well, what do you think? Put him in the right clothes.
Emerson? Yes, I agree.
Do you think you could impersonate lord sinclair?
I, er, I think so, sir.
Have you ever acted as an aristocrat before?
Er, y-yes, sir.
All right. Get him in the clothes, get rid of the moustache.
Then we'll see.
Thank you, sir.
The bathroom's through there.
There's clothes in here. You'd better come and choose something.
Well, er... What would you suggest?
You're the actor. Whatever makes you feel the part.
Use the method or whatever you call it.
Now, er, why do you wear that?
The duffel? The moustache.
Oh, cos it's trendy.
It isn't.
And without it, you might be quite bearable.
Why don't you get ready?
And don't be long.
M-hm-hm.
Ooh!
Well? He's changing.
I don't think the fellow can do it. He's got no style.
Now don't you be too sure of that.
The resemblance is remarkable.
Perhaps that'll be enough. Hm. I doubt it.
Ah, hassocks, Emerson.
So glad you could come. Afraid I can't offer you any huntin'.
The tenant farmers have done for the foxes.
They're using everything but grenades.
Oh, lovely beard. Wig creations? Mm.
Melanie, my dear. You've never looked lovelier.
Mm. Let's go into the library. We'll be far more comfortable in there.
Oh, you, er, what's your name? I'm Jackson.
Jackson, tea in 15 minutes.
I do hope they take the peel off the cucumber.
Well, sit down anywhere, my dear. Make yourself comfortable.
I can see we have something here to get on with.
Clears throat
convincing, isn't he? Remarkable.
Clothes maketh man.
Playing a gentleman is a matter of detail. Can you keep it up?
Well, if you can, I can. What the devil do you mean by that?
John, don't be so stuffy.
It's a superb impersonation.
I agree.
Let's give him the final test.
The, er, final test?
Audition then. Show you off to somebody
who is an even better judge of fakes than we are.
Why, I mean that's hardly fair, is it?
This is only a superficial performance.
I haven't gone into any character detail.
The ability to ad-lib is important to the role.
Get past this one and the part is yours.
Go and get him, Melanie.
Clears throat
Moorehead, would you come into the library, please?
Now wait a minute. This really isn't fair.
Now, you've got to give me some information, something to go on.
His name is moorehead, he's been in service here most of his life
and he's known the real Brett sinclair since he was a child.
Well, he's, he's bound to talk of things I know nothing about.
My lord.
Moorehead. Good to see you again.
Thank you, sir. May I say, you look extremely fit.
Well, thank you, moorehead.
The years haven't left a Mark on you, either.
Oh, how, er, how long is it since I was here last?
It'll be seven years next month, sir.
Seven years? My goodness, how time does fly, doesn't it?
I do hope the renovations meet with your approval, m'lord?
Oh, they're splendid, splendid. Splendid.
You're very kind. I read in the newspapers
about young master Reginald's unfortunate accident.
Yes, that, er, was very unfortunate.
Very. Erm, has he recovered?
Well, yes. You could say he was on the mend.
Oh, I'm very glad.
Can I be of service to you, m'lord?
Well, I, er, I don't think so. Not at the moment.
Thank you, moorehead. You may go.
That will be all, moorehead.
Well, that was good enough for me.
Me, too.
Congratulations, lord sinclair.
Consider yourself hired.
No. What's that?
I don't think I want to play the part.
I was told this was going to be country house charades.
There's obviously more to it than meets the eye and I want to know
what it's all about. The foreign office is like the theatre.
We don't reveal the plot in the first act.
The foreign office? Really?
Yes, well, I suppose if you're to play the part,
you must learn your cues. True.
You'll have gathered by now greensleeves is the property
of lord sinclair. Yes. Well, lord sinclair has very kindly loaned it
to her majesty's government as a base for secret talks
with Richard congoto. Congoto?
Mm. He's the prime minister of zanda.
It's a Central African state.
Yes, I've, er, heard of it.
Congoto's a very difficult man to talk to. In fact,
he only agreed to come over when he knew that lord sinclair had given
the project his blessing. You see, they were at school together
for a time. But now sinclair's gone off in one of his sulks.
Sulks? Yes.
Oh, he's famous for them.
Really? He, er, refused to have anything more to do with the idea,
which left us in the most frightful hole.
If sinclair's not here when congoto arrives,
he'll go straight back home again
and talks that are vital to this country will go down the drain.
Yes, but if he were at school with me... er,
I mean, at school with sinclair. Oh, don't worry.
That was a long time ago. Anyway, we'll make sure
you spend very little time alone with him, so you can avoid
any nostalgic schoolboy memories.
I'll brief you with a full history.
All you have to do is to learn a few facts, parrot-fashion.
That's what you chaps are good at, isn't it?
Actors are like politicians.
We say what we're paid to say.
Remember, this whole affair comes under the official secret's act.
One word about it and you'll find yourself in jail.
All right. Who was your house master there?
Er, David hanlon. We used to call him the pied Piper.
What happened during your last term.
I was nearly expelled. Why?
Er, for smuggling girls into the dormitory.
That's very good.
We've accomplished a lot this evening.
We, er, could accomplish a great deal more.
We've got a lot more studying to do before playtime.
Anyway, I'm exhausted.
Country gentleman lessons start at eight in the morning.
I'll see you then.
Good night. Good night
Bell rings
knocking
moorehead, come in.
I'm sure you've noticed there's something distinctly odd
going on here. I have noticed a certain undercurrent
of intrigue, m'lord. Tomorrow morning, you will receive a call
from a sick relative. You have to leave right away.
Yes, sir. Er, you will tell them that you have arranged
a replacement Butler during your absence.
Now, take this note to the American gentleman staying at the pub.
Er, very good, m'lord.
I'll explain everything later.
Something that you ought to know, sir. Yes, moorehead?
The rest of the staff are healed.
Healed, moorehead?
I do apologise for any inconvenience I've caused,
but I'm sure that you'll be more than satisfied with my replacement.
Yes, well it can't be helped. I'll get back as soon as I can.
Was that moorehead I saw leaving?
Er, yes. A family matter, if he's to be believed.
Well, what other reason could there be? He may have recognised you
as a fake. Nonsense.
He knows one of nature's earls when he see one.
Well, let's see how good nature's Earl is on a horse.
Congoto may want to ride and, er,
sinclair's reputed to have a good seat.
Mm. He's not the only one.
Not bad, where did you learn to ride like that?
I had a bit part in the charge of the light brigade.
Let's see how you went into the valley of death.
Not that way. Wait!
Whoa! Whoa.
Thanks. How did you know?
Well, I, I didn't.
The horse did.
Bell rings
then I was with my regiment in Korea,
where I won a couple of decorations,
which I'm far too modest to mention.
Oh, and my commanding officer was colonel frank Buckingham.
Yes? The replacement Butler's arrived, sir.
See to it, Jackson. Just show him the ropes.
Certainly not. I wish to see his references. Show him in.
What is your name? Er, Gregor, my lord.
Well, Gregor, I imagine you have some references.
Yes, my lord.
Thank you.
Oh, I see you worked for lord meadnam. Yes, my lord.
Mm. Well, meadnam was never very demanding.
You'll find that we run a much tighter ship.
For example, we try to discourage the use amongst the staff
of strong-smelling aftershave lotions.
You will wash it off before you commence your duties.
Jackson will show you to your quarters.
Yes, my lord.
You may need this... Thank you, my lord.
..Sooner than you think.
Mr prime minister.
It's a great honour, sir. Lord sinclair.
Great pleasure to meet you again. May I present my finance minister,
dr kibu. How do you do?
And my daughter, Carmen. Hello. How do you do, Carmen.
I'd like you to meet sir John hassocks.
Mr kibu, this is miss sadler.
Oh, your excellency, this is miss sadler.
How do you do. Miss congoto, Melanie sadler.
Nice to meet you. Would you like to come through?
I look forward to meeting everyone more informally in a little while
but the journey has been quite strenuous. Oh, I can well imagine.
Jet travel is a boring, but moving necessity... et cetera.
Perhaps you'd be kind enough to show me to my rooms, lord sinclair?
Oh, with pleasure. Your excellency.
Congo. Bretty.
It's good to see you again. It's been a long time.
I read about you in the papers from time to time.
Oh, you get quite a bit of space yourself, you know?
What was that all about downstairs, the old schoolboy handshake?
Were you trying to warn me about something?
I'm not sure yet, but things are not what they appear.
I'll make a guess once you've told me why you're here.
You know that. You set it up.
No, I didn't. Sit down.
In fact, I wouldn't have known you were coming at all,
except by the oddest chance.
Go on.
Well, I had a credit note for an overcharge by a construction firm.
An overcharge for work carried out here.
Now, I hadn't organised anything at all, so I came down to take a look
and found all this redecoration and that lot installed downstairs.
So I was tricked into coming here? It would seem so.
What's the story they gave you?
Confidential talks with your government
about financing the nickel mining in my country.
I was most reluctant to come. But, nevertheless, you came.
But only in the utmost secrecy.
Nobody knows that I've left the country.
I was told that you, personally, had endorsed this meeting.
It was only your name that convinced me that it was worth the risk.
What are they planning, Brett?
I don't know but I think we're going to find out very soon.
Pardon me.
Your highness, tea.
May I pour? Thank you.
Er, what's your name? Gregor, your highness. Gregor.
Not English? No, not English. Hungarian.
Ee, that's great. What city?
Er, Budapest. I lived for two years in Budapest,
at university.
Speaks Hungarian
sugar? Speaks Hungarian
You're no more Hungarian than I am. How could you tell?
I'm even beginning to doubt that you are a Butler.
Now, look. I'm on your side. On my side?
Yeah, right. This whole setup is crooked.
What do you suggest?
Wait until they make their move.
That'll give us time to work something out.
Knock on door
Remember, mr prime minister, consilio et prudentia.
Remember?
Huh. Sneaky is best.
Time to change for dinner.
Yes, you're right. The third Earl looks a bit of a rake.
That's not the third, that's the fifth. The third Earl died
when he was three, so he never had his portrait painted.
You have done your homework well.
♪ Alas, my love, you do me wrong
♪ to cast me off discourteously
♪ and I have loved you so... ♪
he gargles ♪ ♪ ..Long.
Hey, come on. Sound it now. Dinner's ready.
♪ In your company... ♪
knocking on door come in!
♪ Greensleeves was my heart of gold
♪ greensleeves was my pure delight. ♪
Yes, what is it? ♪ Dee dum De De. ♪
Ooh.
I'm sorry lord sinclair wasn't able to dine with us.
I do hope he will join us for coffee.
Oh, I'm sure he will if it's at all possible.
I want him to be present when we have, er, discussions.
Oh, of course. It's just that he's been unavoidably detained.
Brett.
Brett?
Good evening, Jackson. Good evening, my friend. How are you?
What are you doing here? I came to tidy up his lordship's room.
They'll be calling for coffee downstairs in five minutes.
Go on down. Jackson, it's not necessary
to tell me household procedure, peasant.
Will the real lord Brett sinclair please stand up?
All right, where did I go wrong?
It was the portrait of the third Earl that did it.
It's not in any of the history books. Oh.
It was very careless of me.
You also have the sinclair mole.
It's in all the portraits.
I prefer to call it a beauty spot.
I suppose this is the end of a beautiful friendship?
It needn't be.
When all this is over, give me a ring.
And now, let's get started, shall we? And, to begin, prime minister,
I have a small confession to make.
I shall be interested to hear it.
We are not, not in any way, connected
with the British government. We do, however, represent a huge consortium
of mining companies that are interested
in zanda's nickel deposits. We knew you'd never come over
to have talks with private business interests.
But we were confident that once you came we could interest you.
A harmless enough little deception, don't you agree?
I do not. But go ahead, gentlemen.
You are already self-confessed liars.
What else have you got to admit to?
Stay outside. We don't want to be disturbed.
Who's got the key to the cellar? Miss sadler.
Don't worry. Sinclair couldn't get out of there with a battering ram.
All right. Go on back to the kitchen.
And keep an eye on that new Butler.
There's something about him that bothers me.
Now, the terms.
85% of the profits to our consortium.
I see. You are cheats as well as liars.
We are entitled to a substantial return on what is,
after all, a huge investment.
And as for the remainder of the profits,
10% goes to the government of zanda.
And the final five percent?
Goes into a numbered Swiss account for you.
And what would be the amount of my share?
At least one million, sterling, within the first five years.
A great deal of money. Father.
There'll be an immediate payment of £100,000 made to you.
In advance of profits.
I was just trying to find out
exactly how much I would be turning down.
Kibu, perhaps you can arrange for a car immediately.
Our business here is over.
No, Richard.
I'm afraid you can't leave here until this matter is settled.
You? I did all the preliminary work.
Your refusal to co-operate was always a possibility,
so there are alternative plans.
Please sit down.
I think you'd better sit down.
High-pitched tapping
Dull, lower-pitched tapping
Jackson?
I'm sure you'd like a few minutes in private
to discuss the matter with your daughter.
I've already made my decision. Then reconsider.
Jackson will take you to your room and you can mull things over.
Emerson will go with you to make certain
you know the alternatives.
When you fully understand them, I'm sure you'll come around
to our way of thinking.
There is no threat you can offer that will change my mind.
Do you really care so little for your daughter's life?
Life must be very difficult when one has the handicaps
of honesty and integrity.
I'm eternally grateful that I've never been troubled by them.
Do you think that bluff about killing his daughter will work?
My dear Melanie, that was no bluff.
John, you don't mean to say... But you couldn't.
Now don't go feminine on me.
Footsteps
stop fooling around, pal. The action's upstairs.
Daniel, come on, let me out. I haven't got the key, Melanie has.
Back up. I'll crash into the door and open it, like in the movies.
Don't do that. Look out. I don't wanna hurt you.
Don't... thud oh! Cor blimey. Wow. Have you finished clowning?
I'm not clowning. Now listen, will you? What is it?
There's a way into the tunnel from here. Yeah.
But it's jammed. Now, I think you can open it from the other side.
How do I get there? Through the secret panel in the library.
The library is crowded with people, buddy.
You mustn't let that worry you, Daniel.
Now, when you get into the passage... right... Turn left.
Right. Then right. Right.
Then right again. Right.
And then left.
Fire! Fire.
Fire. Fire!
Fire! Fire!
Fire.
I want to warn you about... Oh, there's a fire.
Yes, I... Come. There's a fire.
Look. Stop them. They're going to kill congoto's daughter.
Welcome to our side. Open the window.
Call the gatehouse. Get everyone outside. They've gotta be stopped.
Take a look at this.
Get the rest of the men and go down after them.
We've got them trapped.
Which way? He said go left.
No, I think he meant right.
No, as a matter of fact, he said, er... I don't know. Come on.
Get down there and stop them!
Imitates shot
there's been some trouble. Go and see if you can help.
Don't build up your hopes. Everything's being taken care of.
Why don't you stop being a hero and sign?
And if I do, what's to stop me rescinding the contract
the moment I'm free, making public the fact that I was forced to sign.
Your daughter will remain here
as a surety that you don't go back on the deal.
You said there was an alternative.
You left zanda under conditions of great secrecy.
Mr kebu arranged that a considerable sum
of government money has been removed.
The press will announce that you have fled the country
and you will be considered no better than a common embezzler.
I see.
Why don't you just sign?
Daniel? It's me.
Who's that with you? We got a recruit. Hi.
I do love a turn. What are we gonna do? There's a lever your side.
Pull it.
Creaking pulling...
Oh, here. What d'you wanna do with it.
Why you getting mad? Push, you oaf.
Push, push.
I'm pushing.
Gasping
go on. Down there and get sinclair.
Jackson, you fool. The key.
It's rather like putting ferrets down a hole
to get the rabbits.
Try it now.
Groans
why don't you lose some weight?
Do you know any diet that works that fast?
I've found the diet.
Daniel, we have company. Oh. Ooh, come on. Pull.
I suddenly felt very thin.
This way.
Do you know where we're going? The pub. Back.
Here.
Gunfire now what?
The library. Gunshot
gunshot
come on.
Lord sinclair.
I was expecting you. I wish I could say the same.
Melanie. I'm surprised at you.
I thought you much too ambitious to become suddenly sentimental.
Excuse me. This is what you call Mexican standoff.
I don't know what you mean. Well, you see, if you hit me,
my friend's gonna hit your friend. Hit him?
Hit him.
See?
Ooh!
Now wait a minute, wait a minute, fellas. Now just take it easy.
Will you guys take it easy? I don't want any trouble.
Here's your gun. Ooh!
Dispatch him, Daniel. See you later.
Ooh!
Aah!
No. Keep out of this. Brett. Brett.
Ooh!
Oh!
Breaking glass
ah.
Uh! Oh!
Oh.
Sighs
ah!
Aye! Aye!
Ooh! Oh!
That's the trouble with these English country house parties.
Nothing ever happens.
Pah! Ha-ha.
That's what did it, you know? It was that double point.
Because when he extended and cut to my cheek,
I reposted and cut his flank. That's what did him in.
You know, I don't see any reason why we can't run around with swords
strapped to our waist all the time. There's no reason whatsoever,
Daniel, why we shouldn't, but it would be very exhausting.
Wouldn't you like to go to bed now?
Well, not particularly. Actually, I'd like to fence some more.
Is there anybody in the household? Daniel, it's been a busy, busy day.
Oh, come on. Where's your sp...? Look at this house.
Oh, what atmosphere. I tell you, must be wonderful living here.
That fencing sequence today was terrific
because you know when he... Daniel, Daniel,
wouldn't you like to take a really good look around?
I'll do it tomorrow. No. Now. It was when he cut to my ch...
Muffled complaints
you know, I, er, I had a cousin...
..Who wandered around in those tunnels for weeks
and weeks and weeks...
Making noises just like that.
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