Master And Commander The Far Side Of The World

en
00:04:14 - Come on, come on. It's all right.
00:04:18 Yes, yes, it's all right.
00:04:28 Wake up, Will.
00:04:37 Starboard bow ahoy!
00:04:48 - What is it, Slade?
00:04:50 Sounded like a bell.
00:04:54 - Native fishermen, perhaps.
00:04:58 Mr Calamy, the lead, if you please.
00:05:16 - By the mark, five fathom.
00:05:35 - Sand and broken shell.
00:05:45 What is it?
00:05:47 Um...
00:05:49 Two points off the starboard bow,
00:05:52 What was it? A sail?
00:05:54 - I don't know what it was.
00:06:06 - I can't be certain.
00:06:10 Hollom, you must make a decision.
00:06:15 We shall beat to quarters!
00:06:19 Rouse up! Rouse up!
00:06:27 Move! Move along! Move along!
00:06:29 Jump to it, boys! Jump to it!
00:06:33 Light along there!
00:06:57 Sighting in heavy fog.
00:06:59 - Handsomely on the yards tackle.
00:07:11 - Where away?
00:07:14 Two points off the starboard bow, sir.
00:07:21 - You sure, Mr Hollom?
00:07:26 Man-of-war?
00:07:30 I don't know, sir.
00:07:32 It was only for a moment.
00:07:38 - Did you see it, Mr Calamy?
00:07:44 Well, you did the right thing, Mr Hollom.
00:07:50 The deck's yours, Tom.
00:07:52 Sir.
00:07:56 Clear away! And launch boats!
00:08:08 - Quit your dawdling!
00:08:11 Lower away!
00:08:16 Haul both your yard tackles!
00:08:23 Strike the bell!
00:08:52 Down! All hands down!
00:09:09 Hands to your stations!
00:09:22 18-pounders. We'll have to get closer.
00:09:26 Mr Allen, come up on the wind.
00:09:36 Sharpshooters to the tops, Mr Howard.
00:09:38 Sergeant! Take your section
00:09:41 We stand tall on the quarterdeck, son.
00:09:45 - Mr Boyle, run up the colours.
00:09:53 Note for the log, Mr Watt.
00:10:01 - Straight at 'em, Mr Mowett.
00:10:04 Bill!
00:10:06 Leave the swords!
00:10:09 She's not in range yet!
00:10:13 - Close with him amidships!
00:10:18 For God's sake, don't drop anything!
00:10:26 Steady!
00:10:27 - Hold your positions!
00:10:32 - Hold steady, boys!
00:10:36 Mr Pullings, sir.
00:10:40 Aye, sir.
00:10:42 Mr Blakeney, pass the word for the captain.
00:10:45 Clear the forward pin rails!
00:10:54 More sand on the floor!
00:10:57 On the up-roll... fire!
00:11:12 Down!
00:11:23 Relieving-tackles on the tiller!
00:11:30 - Keep 'em spitting, Mr Calamy.
00:12:01 Sir! To the taffrail!
00:12:10 The rudder's shot away.
00:12:13 We're fish in a barrel.
00:12:22 Why are we not firing?
00:12:29 Let me through.
00:12:31 Here, Joe! Here!
00:12:33 Hold it in there!
00:12:40 - He's on the larboard bow, sir.
00:12:48 Prepare to repel boarders.
00:12:51 Seize your weapons
00:12:56 Your orders, sir?
00:12:59 Call the gun crews to deck. Rig man-ropes
00:13:04 Put us in that fog, Tom.
00:13:17 Pull together, men!
00:13:20 Pull for the fog bank!
00:13:23 Run 'em out! Run 'em out!
00:13:30 Fire!
00:13:33 She's opened up a seam!
00:13:37 Joe, a mallet and some irons!
00:13:46 She's gaining on us.
00:13:55 - We're nearly there, boys!
00:13:59 - Reach for it, men!
00:14:07 Fire!
00:14:10 Pull for Lucky Jack!
00:14:13 We've done it!
00:14:18 Pipe down. Silence on deck.
00:14:30 They'll not find us in here!
00:14:34 Quiet, lads. No shouts, no calls.
00:15:05 Avast rowing.
00:15:10 Well done, lads.
00:15:37 Two feet six inches, sir... and holding.
00:15:44 - Good work, Mr Lamb.
00:15:57 So, what's the butcher's bill?
00:15:59 Nine dead, 27 wounded.
00:16:11 Joe Plaice.
00:16:13 He has a severely depressed fracture of
00:16:18 Lord Blakeney.
00:16:23 Just a broken arm, sir.
00:16:27 Well, you're in very good hands.
00:16:35 I’m doing everything I can.
00:16:38 His father would've understood.
00:16:43 Let me take a look at that brow of yours.
00:16:46 What?
00:16:53 Damn, he was good.
00:16:56 Hit us with a full broadside,
00:17:01 Damn fine gunnery.
00:17:05 We only slipped away because of the fog.
00:17:09 He may have had the weather gauge,
00:17:15 I have no idea what it is you're talking about,
00:17:22 Seven weeks sailing, and he happens
00:17:27 Hm.
00:17:30 Well, the French have their spies
00:17:34 Indeed.
00:17:37 If he knew we were looking for him, he could
00:17:44 Well then, perhaps he was looking for us.
00:18:13 If she was a frigate, then I am a Dutchman!
00:18:16 It was an unfair match.
00:18:19 She was more like a ship of the line.
00:18:21 You have to wonder about her hull.
00:18:24 Triple-shotted at 200 yards - no effect.
00:18:27 She had the weather gauge
00:18:31 What is the weather gauge?
00:18:34 - Shall I show you again, Stephen?
00:18:39 It means she had the wind in her favour,
00:18:43 And she had longer guns,
00:18:47 The simple fact is we were soundly beaten.
00:18:53 - Heavy frigate like that in the Pacific...
00:18:59 By comparison, the Surprise
00:19:07 - Am I not correct?
00:19:12 The Surprise is not old.
00:19:16 She has a bluff bow, lovely lines.
00:19:22 Very fast, if she's well-handled.
00:19:25 No, she's not old.
00:19:29 She's in her prime.
00:19:31 We can patch up the main and mizzen.
00:19:36 Mr Lamb is confident with basic repairs.
00:19:40 We're not going home.
00:19:52 But to refit we need a port,
00:19:56 We can refit at sea.
00:20:01 As you said, Mr Allen, she is taking the war to
00:20:06 But, sir - with respect - she's a vastly
00:20:14 She could be halfway to Cape Horn
00:20:18 Well then, there's not a moment to lose.
00:20:40 Is it true they put the last stitch
00:20:44 What do you mean?
00:20:47 Joe said when you die, they stitch you in your
00:20:52 just to make sure you're not asleep.
00:20:59 Not through the nose. You'll tell them?
00:21:59 It's all right.
00:22:37 I've never seen a braver patient.
00:22:45 Poor darling.
00:22:49 I want good work now.
00:22:51 I'll need two men into the starboard
00:22:56 That's nice work there.
00:22:58 Repair won't do here.
00:23:08 Mr Calamy. There's something
00:23:11 Look. The captain carved that.
00:23:16 He's known this ship man and boy.
00:23:18 He says there's enough of his blood in the
00:23:23 I do understand your point, Mr Allen.
00:23:27 However, a week in the Brazilian rainforest
00:23:33 The Acheron will be halfway to China.
00:23:35 Mr Lamb, as always, will do his best. Which
00:24:15 Is them his brains?
00:24:17 No, that's just dried blood.
00:24:26 Physician, he is.
00:24:30 - Can I have the coin, please?
00:24:37 He wouldn't look at you
00:24:40 And he knows his birds and beasts.
00:24:43 You show him a beetle
00:24:46 Back to work, you loafers!
00:24:50 Let's get on with it, gentlemen.
00:24:52 You're not a pennyweight of use
00:25:03 Still hasn't said a word, sir.
00:25:11 Lord Blakeney. Feeling better?
00:25:14 Much better, thank you, sir.
00:25:16 Well, good. Good.
00:25:20 The doctor told me
00:25:30 It has all of his major battles
00:25:34 Thank you, sir.
00:25:37 Did you ever meet Lord Nelson, sir?
00:25:40 I had the honour of serving with him.
00:25:43 You can find it in here, actually.
00:25:51 Yes.
00:25:59 May I beg you to tell me
00:26:05 You should read the book.
00:26:07 I will, sir. Thank you.
00:26:30 Here we go again.
00:26:35 Never a tune you could dance to,
00:26:49 How about this?
00:26:51 Or are you in the mood
00:28:09 Salute.
00:28:11 Hats off.
00:28:15 What's all this about?
00:28:20 - What's this?
00:28:24 Excuse me. That's what the men call it.
00:28:27 You see, Will here, he seen her being built.
00:28:30 In Boston, sir. During the peace.
00:28:36 He was getting married, and his wife's
00:28:40 so Will here saw the ship out of water.
00:28:42 Sir, I saw there was something right strange
00:28:47 So he described it to me
00:28:51 - And this framing is accurate?
00:28:56 - Thank you, lads.
00:28:58 Killick, an extra ration of rum for these men.
00:29:02 Thank you very much, sir.
00:29:04 - Which I was saving for Salutin' Day.
00:29:07 Oh, drink wine on Salutin' Day...
00:29:09 Bluff above the water and sharp below.
00:29:12 Gives the hull a finer entry and a long run
00:29:18 Heavier, but fast despite it.
00:29:21 That's the future.
00:29:27 Planking and framing like that
00:29:31 That's why we couldn't dent her. She's
00:29:36 Now we know. Thank God for Warley
00:29:40 She could be doing up to 280 miles a day.
00:29:43 Even if we did catch up with her...
00:29:49 She's out of our class.
00:29:55 She's still vulnerable at the stern,
00:30:13 Hello, darling! How much for a kiss?
00:30:17 Quanto cost-o kiss-o?
00:30:19 - Name?
00:30:22 Give us arrows. I give axe. Quick, mate.
00:30:25 Thank you, mate.
00:30:36 Gangway for the mail, please.
00:30:40 - Here we are. Very important mail. Letters.
00:30:44 - What's he saying?
00:30:47 Sim, estava. Indo pela costa ao sul.
00:30:51 A large man-of-war, French, stopped here
00:30:55 - Muito grande.
00:31:00 Somewhere here.
00:31:02 A full three weeks ahead.
00:31:05 Damn.
00:31:08 All right, Tom, let's get all this squared away.
00:31:11 Aye, sir. Mr Hollar!
00:31:15 Hands, prepare to weigh anchor!
00:31:19 Put that woman down, Slade! This is a ship
00:31:29 All hands, get these provisions stowed.
00:31:46 Well done.
00:31:48 Gentlemen...
00:31:51 - To wives and to sweethearts.
00:31:56 May they never meet.
00:31:59 Mr Howard, the bottle.
00:32:04 Sir?
00:32:07 Excuse me, sir, but Mr Blakeney said that
00:32:12 Indeed. I was a young lieutenant,
00:32:17 And Mr Pullings... Mr Pullings
00:32:20 still yearning for hearth and home.
00:32:23 Did you meet him, sir?
00:32:26 I have had the honour
00:32:29 He spoke to me on both occasions.
00:32:32 A master tactician
00:32:35 He always said in battle... "Never mind
00:32:41 Some would say not a great seaman,
00:32:45 He's England's only hope
00:32:48 Sir, might we press you for an anecdote?
00:32:54 The first time that he spoke to me...
00:32:58 I shall never forget his words.
00:33:03 He leaned across the table,
00:33:07 and he said "Aubrey...
00:33:13 I’ve always tried to say it
00:33:24 The second time...
00:33:30 about how someone offered him
00:33:34 And he said no, he didn't need it.
00:33:38 His zeal for king and country kept him warm.
00:33:43 I know it sounds absurd,
00:33:47 you'd cry out "Oh, what pitiful stuff'
00:33:53 But with Nelson...
00:33:57 you felt your heart glow.
00:34:06 - Wouldn't you say, Mr Pullings?
00:34:11 Well then, he would seem to be the exception
00:34:18 - To Lord Nelson.
00:34:21 To Lord Nelson.
00:34:25 Do you see those two weevils, Doctor?
00:34:29 I do.
00:34:30 Which would you choose?
00:34:34 Neither. There's no difference between them.
00:34:39 If you had to choose.
00:34:42 If you were forced to make a choice.
00:34:46 Well then, if you're going to push me...
00:34:51 I would choose the right-hand weevil.
00:34:55 It has significant advantage
00:34:58 There, I have you!
00:35:02 Do you not know that in the service one must
00:35:14 He who would pun would pick a pocket.
00:35:19 Really! Weevils!
00:35:22 - To the lesser of two weevils.
00:35:38 Yay, Joe!
00:35:43 Go on, Joe!
00:36:04 The Lord taketh...
00:36:07 and the Lord giveth away.
00:36:10 You hear that? He said something!
00:36:13 Doctor! He spoke, Doctor!
00:36:16 Well done indeed, Stephen.
00:36:18 Adieu to you Spanish ladies
00:36:21 Farewell and adieu to you ladies of Spain
00:36:26 For we've received orders
00:36:31 We hope in a short time
00:36:38 What a wonderfully true voice
00:36:42 Indeed.
00:36:46 Come, all you bold young thoughtless men
00:36:48 A warning take by me
00:36:51 And never leave your happy homes
00:37:07 On deck there! Sail ho!
00:37:11 Looks like a frigate!
00:37:18 How did it get there?
00:37:20 - We must turn and fight.
00:37:24 He must've been watching us
00:37:31 My God. What can we do?
00:37:35 Run like smoke and oakum.
00:37:37 - We'll have to bend every sail.
00:37:41 We must survive this day.
00:37:45 All hands, make sail!
00:37:47 This is the second time he's done this to me.
00:38:08 I tell ya, the devil's at the wheel
00:38:14 You better hold fast.
00:38:23 What is it with this man?
00:38:25 Did I kill a relative of his in battle, perhaps?
00:38:31 He fights like you, Jack.
00:38:51 Bring the sun down to the horizon.
00:38:54 When its lower limb is touching the horizon...
00:38:59 When the orb is no longer rising...
00:39:03 then it has reached its zenith
00:39:06 - Sir?
00:39:09 - Do you make noon, Mr Hollom?
00:39:11 Call noon. It's your class.
00:39:16 - Sir, that's noon.
00:39:19 Six hours?
00:39:22 Five at most.
00:39:24 Just keep us out of her reach until nightfall.
00:39:36 She's to look like us, lads, don't forget.
00:39:41 We didn't want to make it any taller,
00:39:45 - Excuse me, sir, but what are they building?
00:39:57 Quickly. She'll be on top of us.
00:39:59 Take the weight on the yard tackles.
00:40:02 Fend her off, fend her off.
00:40:05 Lower away on the main.
00:40:14 - Wouldn't want to lose you.
00:40:28 There's a painter. Pass her aft.
00:40:34 Lively now.
00:40:44 - Mind what the captain told you.
00:41:12 Now.
00:41:18 Killick there! Douse your light.
00:41:28 Mr Allen, make ready.
00:42:11 Hello. We caught a fish.
00:42:15 Take the helm, Bonden.
00:42:17 - Now, tell me that wasn't fun.
00:42:22 Hard a’ larboard!
00:42:54 Stand the men down, Mr Pullings.
00:42:58 Aye, sir.
00:43:00 Mr Mowett, Mr Allen, calmly now.
00:43:05 Well done, sir.
00:43:09 She's a right phantom, she is. The way
00:43:13 Out of nowhere. And right behind us.
00:43:19 With our shot bouncin' off her.
00:43:21 Captain's not called Lucky Jack for no reason.
00:43:24 Phantom or no, she's a privateer,
00:43:28 You need more than luck 'gainst a phantom.
00:43:33 - Is she like a pirate?
00:43:37 Oh, no. If they were,
00:43:41 Privateer gets a piece of paper
00:43:44 says they can hunt down
00:43:47 They go after rich merchantmen and the like.
00:43:51 Hey, but think on our share
00:43:54 She'll be loaded with gold
00:43:59 That's all very well, Nagle.
00:44:03 Never met a dead man
00:44:05 And I’ve never met a live one
00:44:11 Sitting up all night, catching your death
00:44:17 Thank you, Killick.
00:44:23 Bonden.
00:44:26 That's enough easting.
00:44:29 Aye, sir. Sou'- sou'west.
00:44:37 Sail!
00:44:39 Two points off starboard bow!
00:44:43 Three cheers for Lucky Jack!
00:44:46 Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah!
00:44:52 She's ours, boys!
00:45:04 - Foul! You got away before me.
00:45:12 - Set royals and courses.
00:45:15 Have the idlers placed along the rails.
00:45:18 I’ve never seen the like.
00:45:20 It has to be more than 100 sea miles
00:45:24 That's seamanship, Mr Pullings.
00:45:28 Told you it would work, Will.
00:45:32 - I think we've got him, sir.
00:45:35 Don't count your eggs
00:45:39 Still, if we can close this gap
00:45:44 Touch wood. Scratch a stay.
00:45:47 Turn three times.
00:46:06 Turn!
00:46:07 Move along, man.
00:46:11 Hold!
00:46:14 - 12 knots, sir.
00:46:18 I want more. Have all the spare hands
00:46:23 Mr Hollar. Rouse up the off-watch.
00:46:27 All hands on starboard rail!
00:46:31 Come up the larboard topsail sheets!
00:46:52 - We're crackin' on!
00:46:56 Captain knows this ship.
00:47:04 - Arh!
00:47:06 Mr Hollar, I want lifelines fore and aft!
00:47:10 No lounging, boy!
00:47:12 Lifelines, fore and aft!
00:47:20 Cape Horn, Doctor.
00:47:38 Close the lid.
00:47:41 Thank you for that, Davies.
00:47:43 Reckon the captain will follow him
00:47:48 I reckon he'd follow him to the gates of hell.
00:47:50 It's a devil ship, I tell ya.
00:47:58 She's making a run for the Horn, sir.
00:48:01 I’ll not vouch for this mast.
00:48:04 Thank you. Your comments
00:48:07 Sail trimmers to their stations!
00:48:14 Give 'em a pull and belay!
00:48:31 We're closing on her, Tom.
00:48:35 Come up on the wind, Barret.
00:48:38 Sou'west by west, sir.
00:48:42 Mr Calamy.
00:48:44 Idlers and waisters below.
00:48:50 We're for the Horn, boys!
00:48:57 Close reef topsails!
00:49:13 Lively, lads!
00:49:19 Batten down those hatches
00:49:33 Johansson, Truelove! To the mizzen!
00:49:37 All secure.
00:49:39 Down ye go, lads.
00:49:48 Mr Hollom, help young Warley
00:49:56 - I’ll need more men, sir.
00:50:08 Mr Hollom, sir! Help me!
00:50:18 Tudor, Ellers! To Mr Allen!
00:50:22 You men, lay aloft.
00:50:35 Help!
00:50:40 Help me!
00:50:48 Man overboard!
00:50:52 Mizzen's gone! Hands to the taffrail!
00:51:07 He's over there, sir!
00:51:10 Swim for the wreckage, man!
00:51:15 Over here!
00:51:17 Mr Allen, gratings and barrels,
00:51:22 She's broaching! We're losing her!
00:51:26 Sir, the wreckage is acting as a sea anchor!
00:51:30 We must cut it loose!
00:51:33 Sir, he's going to make it! He can do it!
00:51:37 - Come on, Will!
00:51:41 For God's sake, Will, swim!
00:51:55 You can do it, Will!
00:51:57 - Swim! Come on!
00:54:31 - He's been at it again.
00:54:34 - The Jonah.
00:54:48 The deaths in actual battle
00:54:53 For my own part, those who die under my
00:55:00 I have to remind myself that it was
00:55:08 That young man was a casualty of war.
00:55:13 As you said yourself,
00:55:18 Weevils.
00:55:23 The crew will take it badly.
00:55:28 Have they expressed
00:55:39 Jack, before answering,
00:55:42 am I speaking with my old friend
00:55:47 To the captain I’d say
00:55:51 - Now you're talking like an Irishman.
00:55:54 Well, as a friend, then.
00:55:56 As a friend, I would say that I have never once
00:56:02 Speak plainly, Stephen.
00:56:06 Perhaps we should have
00:56:11 The men... of course
00:56:15 rightfully confident of victory.
00:56:17 But therein lies the problem.
00:56:24 And chasing this larger, faster ship with
00:56:31 It's not a question of pride.
00:56:34 Duty. Yes, I’ve heard it well spoken of.
00:56:37 Be as satiric as you like. Viewing the world
00:56:41 This is a ship of war. I will grind whatever
00:56:46 Whatever the cost?
00:56:49 Whatever the cost.
00:56:51 To follow orders with no regard for cost.
00:56:54 Can you really claim there's
00:56:58 Orders are subject
00:57:01 My orders were to follow him as far as Brazil.
00:57:09 Got it.
00:57:15 The wind's backing, sir.
00:57:18 Sir, we just can't hold
00:57:23 If we can't sail through the damn wind, Tom,
00:57:29 How far south, sir?
00:57:32 As far as is necessary, Mr Pullings.
00:57:35 - Aye, sir.
00:57:39 - Due south, please, Mr Bonden.
00:57:46 Heave! Steady!
00:58:18 Ahh...
00:58:20 Hurray!
00:58:24 Clearly something nautical and fascinating
00:58:29 We have made our turn northward.
00:58:33 - To the sun.
00:58:38 Oh, and by way of anticipation of this event,
00:58:42 I have asked Killick
00:58:47 - Killick! Killick there...
00:58:54 Gentlemen, I give you...
00:58:59 our destination.
00:59:08 - It's the Galápagos Islands!
00:59:14 Our whaling fleet is there.
00:59:16 And their cargo would put a pretty penny
00:59:22 That's where the Acheron will be.
00:59:28 So, Mr Pullings, if you'll permit me...
00:59:31 a slice of Albemarle.
00:59:34 And for you, Doctor, Redondo Rock.
00:59:38 Perfect.
00:59:40 And the Acheron... for me.
00:59:49 Safe and sound at home again
00:59:59 Long we tossed on the rolling main
01:00:05 Don't forget your old shipmates
01:00:11 We have worked the selfsame gun
01:00:16 Sponger I, and loader you
01:00:22 Long we tossed on the rolling main
01:00:28 Don't forget your old shipmates
01:01:17 Las Encantadas.
01:01:20 The Enchanted Isles. They're said
01:01:28 When we get there,
01:01:31 I promise you, during that time -
01:01:35 you can wander at will, collecting bugs
01:01:39 You'll be the first naturalist
01:01:44 Well, I would like that of all things.
01:01:51 - Is it an insect?
01:01:56 Doesn't look like one.
01:02:02 Yes, that's the whole point.
01:02:04 It's disguised itself in order to survive.
01:02:12 See, there's a spider
01:02:17 And here's an insect that's taken on the shape
01:02:26 Did God make them change?
01:02:28 Does God make them change?
01:02:31 But do they also change themselves?
01:02:35 Now that is a question, isn't it?
01:02:40 Sir! Sir, we've raised the Galápagos!
01:02:43 I’m coming!
01:03:19 - Look. Beyond the rock.
01:03:23 What is it? Curious, eh?
01:03:27 - There's an ugly devil.
01:03:33 Ugly devils, aren't they?
01:03:37 I can't see any women.
01:03:39 What, no women? It ain't natural.
01:03:44 How extraordinary.
01:03:46 What is, sir?
01:03:47 Those birds. They're a species of cormorant,
01:03:52 Do you see their underdeveloped wings?
01:03:54 By all that's holy,
01:03:58 The dragons don't seem to bother them.
01:04:02 No. They're a type of iguana, I should think.
01:04:07 - Will you catch one?
01:04:10 Then you can present
01:04:13 - Look. There's one going for a swim.
01:04:17 These ones do.
01:04:29 Well, I’ll be damned.
01:04:31 Two new species in as many minutes.
01:05:00 All hands about ship! Off tacks and sheets!
01:05:15 - Aubrey.
01:05:18 God bless you, Captain.
01:05:23 - Mr Calamy, food and water for these men.
01:05:26 - Mr Howard, stand your men down.
01:05:30 We was coming back for fresh lines
01:05:33 Hid in that inlet yonder. Burnt our bloody
01:05:39 Crew prisoner, captain dead.
01:05:41 She were a big black three-master.
01:05:45 £12,000 sterling of the finest grade oil they
01:05:51 And her course?
01:05:53 Maybe a point south of west,
01:05:56 Mr Pullings, enter these men's names
01:05:59 Mr Allen, set a course. West by south.
01:06:03 All hands, make sail!
01:06:05 Sir, should we not take on fresh provisions?
01:06:08 Mr Mowett, there's not a moment to lose.
01:06:26 - Jack, have you forgotten your promise?
01:06:31 I cannot delay for the sake
01:06:35 Fascinating, no doubt,
01:06:38 There is, I think, an opportunity here
01:06:42 As I understand it, this is a long, thin island.
01:06:46 You need to sail around it.
01:06:49 I have known you to spend hours
01:06:53 I could walk briskly, pausing only
01:06:57 Making discoveries that could advance
01:07:02 If wind and tide had been against us,
01:07:06 They're not. I’m obliged to say no.
01:07:11 Oh, I see.
01:07:14 I must simply content myself
01:07:19 hurry past wonders, bent on destruction.
01:07:24 - You forget yourself, Doctor.
01:07:28 You've forgotten yourself. For my part,
01:07:33 The promise was conditional.
01:07:37 We do not have time for
01:08:09 All right. All right.
01:08:13 Get those fish below.
01:08:19 Davies, don't leave them there.
01:08:22 Mr Blakeney.
01:08:24 Sir, I found a curious beetle
01:08:32 I think it's a Galápagos beetle.
01:08:35 I’m sure of it.
01:08:38 Were you to walk all day on the island,
01:08:46 Yes, that is more than likely sure.
01:08:50 You can have it, sir.
01:09:09 Mr Blakeney.
01:09:12 - Thank you.
01:09:29 Last gun fired, sir.
01:09:31 - Timing?
01:09:35 Lads, that's not good enough.
01:09:40 - Want to see a guillotine in Piccadilly?
01:09:43 - Do you want to call Napoleon your king?
01:09:47 - Want your children to sing The Marseillaise?
01:09:50 Mr Mowett, Mr Pullings, starboard battery!
01:09:56 Jump to it, lads. Cadence and rhythm.
01:10:02 - Mark your targets!
01:10:05 Come on, swab it!
01:10:19 Heave!
01:10:22 - Report, Mr Mowett.
01:10:25 Right. Starboard battery, fire!
01:11:02 One minute and ten seconds!
01:11:04 Huzzah!
01:11:06 Well done, lads.
01:11:08 Huzzah!
01:11:13 Gangway for the captain, lads.
01:11:15 Marked improvement, Mr Calamy. Well done.
01:11:18 Thank you, sir.
01:11:26 Killick! Killick there!
01:11:32 - Which it's soused hog's face.
01:11:34 - Which it is soused hog's face!
01:11:39 And when they run,
01:12:43 One more week of this and
01:12:46 I can't make it rain.
01:12:50 I can harness the wind,
01:12:54 I have never known such a run of bad luck.
01:13:13 "And they said unto him
01:13:23 Where'd that come from?
01:13:26 It's from the Bible, that. That is
01:13:31 They found out on their ship
01:13:35 he'd offended God
01:13:38 Evil comes... from him
01:13:44 - No, no. Joe knows a thing or two about evil.
01:13:49 From personal experience. Right, Joe?
01:14:05 It's like Killick says. Morning of the battle,
01:14:10 Then his entire gun crew's killed.
01:14:15 And whose watch was it
01:14:41 You there! Stand fast!
01:14:46 Master-at-arms, take that man below
01:14:50 Mr Pullings, defaulters at eight bells.
01:14:54 Aye, sir.
01:14:57 Bring Hollom down to my cabin.
01:15:04 A man pushed past you,
01:15:08 I intended to, sir, but the right words didn't...
01:15:11 The right words?
01:15:16 I’ve tried to get to know the men, sir,
01:15:19 but they've taken a set against me.
01:15:23 Always whispering when I go past
01:15:28 I’ll set that to rights.
01:15:31 You don't make friends
01:15:35 They'll despise you in the end,
01:15:39 - Nor do you need to be a tyrant.
01:15:43 I’m very sorry, sir.
01:15:45 - You're, what? 26, 27?
01:15:49 30?
01:15:51 You've failed to pass for lieutenant twice.
01:15:54 I know you have, but you're not a bad sailor.
01:15:59 No, sir. I will try much harder, sir.
01:16:04 Look, Hollom, it's leadership they want.
01:16:08 Strength.
01:16:10 Now, you find that within yourself,
01:16:17 Without respect,
01:16:21 Yes, sir. Um...
01:16:24 Strength, respect... and discipline, sir.
01:16:33 Well... it's an unfortunate business, Hollom.
01:16:38 Damned unfortunate.
01:16:42 - That'll be all.
01:16:48 - I am not a flogging captain.
01:16:51 for all the bad luck,
01:16:55 Mr Lamb? If you please.
01:16:58 They're exhausted.
01:17:01 You've pushed them too hard.
01:17:04 Stephen, I invite you
01:17:08 Not to criticise nor to comment
01:17:12 Well, shall I leave you until
01:17:19 - What would you have me do?
01:17:23 - Stop their grog?
01:17:27 Stop 200 years of privilege and tradition.
01:17:30 I’d rather have them three sheets to the wind
01:17:33 I’m rather understanding of mutinies.
01:17:36 Men pressed from their homes, confined
01:17:41 I respect your right to disagree with me,
01:17:49 I hate it when you talk of the service
01:17:53 You think I want to flog Nagle?
01:17:55 A man who hacked the ropes
01:17:59 Under my orders?
01:18:02 Do you not see? The only things that keep
01:18:06 Jack, the man failed to salute.
01:18:09 There's hierarchies even in nature.
01:18:11 - There is no disdain in nature. There is no...
01:18:17 Often not wisely, but governed nonetheless.
01:18:19 That's the excuse of every tyrant in history,
01:18:24 I, for one, am opposed to authority.
01:18:28 You've come to the wrong shop
01:18:35 Four.
01:18:39 Five.
01:18:42 Six.
01:18:45 Seven.
01:18:48 Eight.
01:18:50 Nine.
01:18:55 Ten.
01:18:58 Eleven.
01:19:01 Twelve.
01:19:06 Cut him down.
01:19:32 Shh. Not so loud.
01:20:28 Oh, put that dirk down, Boyle.
01:20:34 - You OK, Mr Hollom?
01:20:36 - He's not ill, just dodging work as usual.
01:20:39 - You shut up.
01:20:43 - Have some water.
01:20:50 Sir. Sir, it's Mr Hollom.
01:20:59 There's nothing physically wrong with him.
01:21:07 Sailors can abide a great deal,
01:21:11 My God. You believe it too.
01:21:16 Not everything is in your books, Stephen.
01:21:26 It's him, innit?
01:21:31 The Jonah.
01:21:34 He's causing it.
01:21:38 He's callin' it up, don't you see?
01:21:42 Every time he's on watch, that ship appears.
01:21:50 You wait and see.
01:21:52 Any time tonight,
01:21:59 And it's gonna take us all with it,
01:22:24 Mr Hollom.
01:22:26 You gave me such a start.
01:22:32 Are you feeling better now?
01:22:34 Yes. Much better, thank you.
01:22:49 The captain thinks
01:22:53 I’m sure of it.
01:23:24 You've always been very kind to me.
01:23:35 Goodbye, Blakeney.
01:24:46 The simple truth is, not all of us become
01:24:51 But we are all God's creatures.
01:24:56 If there are those among us
01:25:02 or spoke ill of him,
01:25:06 or failed him in respect of fellowship...
01:25:11 then we ask for your forgiveness, Lord.
01:25:14 And we ask for his.
01:25:32 God be praised. Mr Mowett?
01:26:00 Avast there!
01:26:16 - Doctor, have you seen the bird?
01:26:20 Some sort of albatross. Either that, or
01:26:33 There he is. My bird, my bird. Damn!
01:26:37 - It's circling, lads!
01:26:48 Doctor?
01:26:49 My God! Doctor! Doctor!
01:26:53 I’m so sorry, man.
01:27:00 - Calamy, get Higgins.
01:27:17 The bullet took in a piece of shirt with it.
01:27:20 Unless it's removed,
01:27:25 Are you equal to the task?
01:27:27 Well, I’ll need to read up on the doctor's
01:27:33 Study some pictures?
01:27:35 It's just to get my bearings, that's all.
01:27:38 Well, it'd be a lot easier if I were on dry land.
01:27:45 I’ll manage. You'll see.
01:28:12 Sail on the horizon, sir. Running west.
01:28:16 We're not sure, but we think it's her, sir.
01:28:23 Better get...
01:28:26 Goodbye, sir.
01:28:47 No mistakin' it. She's the Frenchie.
01:28:58 Shall we beat to quarters, sir?
01:29:40 Tell me this wasn't on my account.
01:29:43 No, not at all.
01:29:49 Gently there.
01:29:59 Briskly now. Secure this line.
01:30:02 Royal Marines posted every 20 yards, sir.
01:30:17 - All set, Higgins?
01:30:19 No.
01:30:22 I do this with my own hand.
01:30:31 If everything is under control,
01:30:34 A spare pair of steady hands
01:30:37 That is, if, of course, you have
01:30:43 My dear doctor, I have been amongst
01:30:52 Well, good, then.
01:30:54 Put your hand on my belly,
01:30:57 pressing firmly when I give the word.
01:30:59 Higgins, the catling, if you please.
01:31:10 Padeen, please.
01:31:25 The sounder, Mr Higgins.
01:31:29 Swab.
01:31:42 All right.
01:31:47 Mr Higgins, you'll have to raise the rib.
01:31:53 Take a good grip... with the square retractor.
01:32:00 Right in.
01:32:03 And lift up.
01:32:05 Lift up.
01:32:19 Swab, Jack. I can't see.
01:32:26 Are you all right?
01:32:39 I got it.
01:32:53 A tad more pressure.
01:33:06 - Is that all of it?
01:33:09 She'll patch up nicely.
01:33:12 Thank God I got it.
01:33:59 Oh, that's good.
01:34:09 Sir! Sir!
01:34:11 - Padeen and I have been collecting for you.
01:34:15 The beetles each come with a specimen
01:34:18 Padeen, that one's got away.
01:34:21 Sir, I’ve made a few notes,
01:34:41 Mr Blakeney, it would appear that
01:34:45 Well, sir, perhaps I could combine them to be
01:34:55 They don't combine too well, I find.
01:34:58 Right.
01:34:59 Should you really be getting up, sir?
01:35:02 - Mr Blakeney, are you also a doctor?
01:35:05 No, you're not. Padeen, if you please.
01:35:15 How long does the captain
01:35:21 - Oh, a week perhaps.
01:35:24 - There's no great hurry.
01:35:28 I’m not even sure
01:35:31 And if it was, she'll be well away by now.
01:35:36 No, we shall head home. Before peace
01:35:45 I fear you may have burdened me
01:35:48 Tosh. Name a shrub after me.
01:35:54 A shrub? Nonsense.
01:35:58 Testudo aubreii.
01:36:43 Come on, pack up your things.
01:36:46 - Back to camp, sir?
01:36:50 - But, sir, that must be at least ten miles.
01:36:54 That's where I saw my flightless cormorant.
01:36:57 Come on.
01:37:10 Seven inches in length.
01:37:14 Four inches wide.
01:37:16 15-inches-long neck.
01:37:20 Width at the widest point... six inches.
01:37:30 Padeen, put the net down
01:37:34 Here's a good one.
01:37:38 Pick them up carefully.
01:37:41 Sir, I think we should be getting back.
01:37:44 Naval discipline doesn't operate out here,
01:37:50 And should it indeed prove flightless,
01:37:52 you can join me at the Royal Society dinner
01:39:20 Mr Blakeney.
01:39:37 Sir, we must hurry.
01:39:41 Padeen, you must carry him. Put those down.
01:39:50 Open the cages.
01:40:08 - All hands, unmoor ship!
01:40:13 Let's have hands to stow these tortoises.
01:40:16 Barret Bonden,
01:40:22 He has a head start of two hours on us
01:40:25 That can only mean King Charles Island.
01:40:29 If we caught up with her, I mean, to take her...
01:40:38 Brace the yards to starboard!
01:40:50 So, Stephen, did you get to see your bird?
01:40:53 No. Well, yes, but I couldn't catch one.
01:40:58 No, my greatest discovery
01:41:01 Indeed it was. I’m sorry you had to leave
01:41:06 In actual fact, Mr Blakeney and I
01:41:12 Is that right?
01:41:15 Let me guess. A stick?
01:41:24 Tell him about it, Mr Blakeney.
01:41:26 - It's a rare phasmid, sir.
01:41:30 It's an insect that disguises itself as a stick
01:42:29 A nautical phasmid, Doctor.
01:42:31 At least, to a hungry eye,
01:42:36 I intend to take a greater interest
01:42:41 I had no idea that a study of nature
01:42:45 Oh, I see.
01:42:47 Now to pull this predator in close
01:42:50 - Jack?
01:42:52 You're the predator.
01:42:56 There. Hull-down,
01:43:01 That's a frigate, all right.
01:43:03 Damn, you've got good eyes, Barret.
01:43:07 - Mr Allen! More smoke.
01:43:11 That'll bring 'em about.
01:43:24 That's it, lads. Clean 'em up
01:43:32 Let's have fresh flints in all the locks.
01:43:44 Larboard battery,
01:43:53 Drop the gun.
01:43:59 - Come on, Killick, you too. Get dressed.
01:44:02 - Tom?
01:44:05 Good. Right, from now on
01:44:10 Aye, sir.
01:44:12 Yes, I think we're all
01:44:16 There'll be 30 or more whalers
01:44:19 After we board, Mr Calamy
01:44:23 - You think him ready, sir?
01:44:27 - He may well turn the tide.
01:44:40 She's taken the bait. Let's come about.
01:44:43 Make a show of fleeing, panicky
01:44:47 Present company excepted, Mr Hogg.
01:44:49 Hurry up, or they'll see you.
01:44:51 Eckhart, leave that. Just come up quick
01:45:09 - Congratulations. Acting third lieutenant.
01:45:13 - I hear we're to free the whalers.
01:45:17 I’m sorry, Will.
01:45:22 Make a bad show of keeping your course.
01:45:28 - Excuse me, sir.
01:45:31 Mr Calamy says I’m not
01:45:35 I know what you want to say.
01:45:40 You'll lead your gun crew, then when
01:45:44 - Do I make myself clear?
01:45:48 - Back to your station.
01:45:54 On your right upper arm,
01:45:57 Davies, this arm. Starboard arm.
01:46:00 - Is that the arm you got or don't got?
01:46:04 Take your neck cloths
01:46:08 Make way for the captain.
01:46:12 Congratulations, Lieutenant.
01:46:14 Right, lads.
01:46:16 I know there's not a faint heart among you,
01:46:18 and I know you're as anxious as I am
01:46:22 But we must bring him right up beside us
01:46:26 That will test our nerve.
01:46:28 And discipline will count
01:46:32 The Acheron is a tough nut to crack.
01:46:37 And they will sell their lives dearly.
01:46:42 Topmen, your handling of the sheets
01:46:47 until the signal
01:46:50 This will bring us almost to a complete stop.
01:46:53 Gun crews, you must run out and tie down
01:46:57 With the rear wheels removed you've gained
01:47:02 So, gun captains, that gives you one shot
01:47:08 You'll fire for her mainmast.
01:47:12 However, even crippled she will still
01:47:22 Captain Howard and the marines
01:47:24 will sweep their weather deck with swivel gun
01:47:28 They'll try and even the odds for us
01:47:33 They mean to take us as a prize.
01:47:37 And we are worth more to them undamaged.
01:47:45 England is under threat of invasion.
01:47:48 And though we be on the far side
01:47:54 This ship is England.
01:48:00 So it's every hand to his rope or gun.
01:48:05 After all, surprise is on our side.
01:48:10 Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah!
01:48:20 - Toss them high so they can see them.
01:48:23 Jack.
01:48:24 - Care for a cigar?
01:48:26 If you please, Doctor.
01:48:30 - I took the liberty, Doctor.
01:48:34 - There's three lumps in there.
01:49:33 - Good luck, Will.
01:49:37 - See you afterwards.
01:49:42 Steady now, lads. Keep calm.
01:49:48 English whaler Syren, this is Acheron.
01:49:52 - Barret.
01:49:54 You have no possibility, no chance.
01:49:58 Stop now, or we will destroy your ship.
01:50:02 English whaler, this is your last warning.
01:50:05 Stop now, or we will destroy you.
01:50:10 - Let fly!
01:50:14 - Haul your yards there!
01:50:19 Run out, boys!
01:50:21 Fire!
01:50:24 Fire!
01:50:34 For the mainmast, lads!
01:50:44 - Let me through.
01:51:10 Huzzah!
01:51:14 Hard a-larboard!
01:51:17 Right the headsails! Set the topsails!
01:51:20 Heave!
01:51:22 Man the starboard battery!
01:51:31 Fire as she bears!
01:51:54 Get to it! Get to it!
01:51:57 It's the fallen mast! We can't lay alongside.
01:52:00 Cross the wreckage as best you can.
01:52:03 - My division to join Mr Pullings!
01:52:07 - Huzzah for Lucky Jack!
01:52:10 Grappling hooks away!
01:52:13 Run out the boarding planks!
01:52:17 - My division, follow me!
01:52:23 Here we go, lads!
01:52:30 Pipe down. Silence.
01:52:55 Looks like the job is done, sir.
01:52:57 Acheron!
01:53:13 Fire!
01:53:31 Mr Blakeney, the nine-pounder!
01:53:33 That's it!
01:53:35 Fire!
01:53:37 Keep moving, men! Keep moving!
01:54:29 Joe!
01:54:37 Grenades, ready!
01:54:48 They're aiming for our hull!
01:54:51 They could sink us! Depress the muzzle!
01:54:54 Padeen, train it aft!
01:54:56 Together now!
01:54:59 Stand clear!
01:55:01 Fire!
01:55:04 Arm yourselves! We must board them!
01:55:08 Follow me!
01:55:25 Now!
01:55:32 Whalers, follow me!
01:55:38 Albatrosses! Albatrosses, do you hear me?
01:55:43 To the guns! To the guns!
01:55:49 Boyle, douse that gun's priming!
01:56:26 Lively there! Come on! Move!
01:56:33 Now do your worst!
01:56:51 Non! Non! Non!
01:57:07 - Mr Howard.
01:57:09 - Have they struck their colours?
01:57:11 - Has their captain been sighted?
01:57:15 - Carry on.
01:57:39 - Le capitaine?
01:58:00 Docteur? Docteur?
01:58:02 Oui.
01:58:19 Docteur de Vigny, monsieur.
01:58:22 I did what I could for him.
01:58:29 Before the capitaine died...
02:00:04 No. I’ll do it.
02:00:20 Can you help me?
02:00:47 Our Father,
02:00:48 who art in heaven,
02:00:53 Thy kingdom come,
02:00:57 on earth as it is in heaven.
02:01:00 Give us this day our daily bread,
02:01:02 and forgive us our trespasses,
02:01:07 And lead us not into temptation,
02:01:12 For thine is the kingdom,
02:01:14 the power and the glory,
02:01:16 forever and ever.
02:01:18 Amen.
02:01:20 Robert Gardner, able seaman.
02:01:24 James Lloyd, boatswain's mate.
02:01:28 Robert Kemp, able seaman.
02:01:32 John Antonio, quartermaster's mate.
02:01:37 Michael Doudle, able seaman.
02:01:42 Joseph Nagle, carpenter's mate.
02:01:48 John Allen, sailing master.
02:01:57 Peter Miles Calamy...
02:02:03 lieutenant.
02:02:08 We therefore commit
02:02:11 to be turned into corruption,
02:02:14 looking for the resurrection of the body
02:02:17 and the life of the world to come,
02:02:20 through our Lord Jesus Christ.
02:02:24 Amen.
02:02:55 It's our old friend.
02:03:51 Pass down a barrel of paint, please.
02:04:01 Sir, the whalers are all aboard
02:04:05 Good, good.
02:04:07 I think I shall return to the Galápagos.
02:04:10 Take on food and water and give
02:04:14 Very good, sir.
02:04:15 You, however,
02:04:19 Parole the prisoners there, refit as necessary,
02:04:24 I believe Mr Hogg
02:04:27 However, that will be your decision,
02:04:37 Your orders.
02:04:42 - Thank you, sir.
02:04:45 And to you, sir.
02:04:53 - Mr Mowett?
02:04:55 - Good luck.
02:04:58 Now, lads, huzzah for Captain Pullings!
02:05:01 - Hip, hip...
02:05:04 - Hip, hip...
02:05:06 - Hip, hip...
02:05:09 - Good luck, sir.
02:05:29 Oh, here we go again.
02:05:31 Killick! Killick there!
02:05:33 Which it will be ready when it's ready!
02:05:42 I’ll rest easier when I know
02:05:45 So many wounded, and only that poor
02:05:50 Still, he's better than no doctor at all.
02:05:54 - I met their doctor. I spoke to him.
02:05:59 - De Vigny?
02:06:09 Ah.
02:06:13 - Pass the word for Mr Mowett.
02:06:17 Their "doctor" gave me this sword.
02:06:21 Sir.
02:06:22 Mr Mowett, change of course.
02:06:25 We'll intercept the Acheron
02:06:29 Aye, sir. Sou'east by east.
02:06:33 - And William...
02:06:35 - Beat to quarters.
02:06:43 Subject to the requirements of the service.
02:06:50 Ah.
02:06:54 Well, Stephen... the bird's flightless?
02:06:58 Yes.
02:07:00 It's not going anywhere.
02:17:26 © 2004