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00:01:13	The man who said,
00:01:16	saw deeply into life.
00:01:18	People are afraid to face how great
00:01:23	It's scary to think so much
00:01:27	There are moments in a match
00:01:31	and for a split second
00:01:37	With a little luck,
00:01:41	Or maybe it doesn't, and you lose.
00:01:49	Sorry.
00:01:55	Mr. Townsend.
00:02:02	Just this way.
00:02:05	So the Beach Club Marbella,
00:02:08	Stanford House.
00:02:11	Yes. I've had
00:02:13	Yeah, so I see.
00:02:15	Now, I've heard very good things.
00:02:18	I thank God every day
00:02:20	I hate the whole tennis tour thing.
00:02:23	Constant traveling, and I was
00:02:28	You have to really want it.
00:02:30	Not that I have their talent.
00:02:32	Well, your credentials
00:02:35	And you want to live in London?
00:02:37	Very much. Very much.
00:02:40	We have a very
00:02:43	You can begin this weekend?
00:02:46	Thank you. Thank you very much.
00:02:50	That's your sofa,
00:02:53	Which is great, you know,
00:02:55	ain't got the hassle
00:02:58	You can just open it up, get your kip.
00:03:00	Kitchen just through there.
00:03:02	All your amenities, fixtures,
00:03:06	All that stuff.
00:03:07	Lovely view, not overlooked.
00:03:10	So it's all good.
00:03:12	This is 225 a week?
00:03:14	Well, it's London, mate. Bang, mate.
00:03:18	D'you know what I mean?
00:03:20	You got a wok? It's one of those
00:03:23	- No, no, no.
00:03:25	he left one in there. You're
00:03:28	- I'll take it.
00:03:46	Very good.
00:04:00	Chris Wilton.
00:04:02	This is Tom Hewett.
00:04:03	- Very nice to meet you. How do you do?
00:04:05	I think Chris would be
00:04:07	and he's very patient.
00:04:10	I'm so out of practice. I mean,
00:04:13	and I loved it, but I haven't
00:04:17	Don't worry, it comes back.
00:04:18	What you can't do is rush in,
00:04:21	OK.
00:04:22	- Well, good luck.
00:04:24	- Over here.
00:04:38	OK, so who was better, or tougher?
00:04:42	- They were both great.
00:04:45	you held your own more than admirably.
00:04:47	For a while.
00:04:48	But as the game goes on,
00:04:51	- Actually, I'll get this.
00:04:53	- No, please, Tom, I insist. I insist.
00:04:55	Get your dirty great forehand off.
00:04:58	Thank you. I'll get the next one.
00:05:01	So, do you need a lift after this?
00:05:03	Actually, I'm looking for a music store.
00:05:07	Music around here?
00:05:11	And they'll have a decent opera section?
00:05:13	Opera? You like opera, really?
00:05:15	I love opera.
00:05:16	Papa gives loads
00:05:20	I know this is gonna sound a bit weird,
00:05:22	but would you like to go
00:05:25	To the opera?
00:05:27	Yeah. We've got a box
00:05:30	It's La bloody Traviata.
00:05:32	My God. I'd love to.
00:05:35	Are you sure it's not an imposition?
00:05:38	It's not an imposition,
00:05:41	I just like the fact that we both
00:05:47	So?
00:05:48	- I said to David and Melissa...
00:05:51	Hello, sweetie. Very nice to see you.
00:05:53	- This is Chris. This is my father Alec.
00:05:56	I hear you're an
00:05:58	I played once, and then I gave up,
00:06:01	- then I went back
00:06:02	- I'm sure Tom exaggerated my game.
00:06:05	- Good evening. My pleasure.
00:06:07	- This is my sister... Chloe.
00:06:10	- I'm Chloe. Nice to meet you.
00:07:02	Yeah, well, the olds say thank you
00:07:06	They said it was very thoughtful,
00:07:10	But off the record, well done, A plus,
00:07:14	Oh, they're lovely people.
00:07:18	Frighteningly so at times. But...
00:07:20	Anyway, she thought you were terrific,
00:07:23	to our country house
00:07:26	'Cause they're having a party,
00:07:29	And I'll play you some great music,
00:07:52	Chlo-Chlo, do you wanna have
00:07:54	It's just that
00:07:56	and I've some serious
00:07:58	Irish! Have you ever had a
00:08:01	Lt'd be really boring
00:08:04	It's really boring for him
00:08:07	And anyway, you've got better
00:08:10	Don't be silly. I teach people
00:08:13	- I'm so bad.
00:08:16	Playing with a stronger player. Come on.
00:08:17	OK.
00:08:39	Was I dreadful?
00:08:40	Not at all.
00:08:43	Yeah, it's called clumsy.
00:08:47	Tom says you played
00:08:50	For me, it was a way out
00:08:53	Caught the eye of a good coach.
00:08:57	It all came so easy at first.
00:08:59	- Do you enjoy teaching?
00:09:02	I mean, it's OK for now,
00:09:03	but I'd cut my throat
00:09:06	I'd like to do something with my life.
00:09:08	You know, special.
00:09:12	So, you're a poor boy
00:09:15	I love it.
00:09:17	It's so exciting and alive.
00:09:19	I've never seen so much art or theater.
00:09:22	Not that I've taken
00:09:24	Well, look, if you'd like someone
00:09:27	I grew up in Belgravia. I'd be happy
00:09:31	That'd be great.
00:09:32	On one condition: I buy the tickets.
00:09:36	Oh, dear, is that going to be an issue?
00:09:38	I'm afraid it is.
00:09:41	But actually,
00:09:43	...exhibition in the Saatchi Gallery.
00:09:46	That's perfect.
00:09:50	You're very kind to offer this.
00:09:52	Can I at least give you
00:09:54	OK, it's a deal.
00:09:56	How about Wednesday for the Saatchi?
00:09:59	I can do that.
00:10:00	- Shall we meet for lunch first?
00:10:04	I'd better get ready.
00:10:07	Yeah, yeah. Of course. Go.
00:10:09	A sweaty tennis player's
00:11:08	So who's my next victim?
00:11:13	You?
00:11:14	I haven't played table tennis
00:11:17	Would you like to play
00:11:22	What did I walk into?
00:11:34	What did I walk into?
00:11:38	It's like this.
00:11:41	- May I?
00:11:45	You have to lean in,
00:11:52	I was doing just fine
00:11:55	The story of my life.
00:11:57	So, tell me,
00:11:59	what's a beautiful, young,
00:12:02	mingling amongst
00:12:09	Did anyone ever tell you,
00:12:16	Did anyone ever tell you
00:12:23	- Extremely aggressive.
00:12:27	Is it off-putting?
00:12:31	I'll have to think
00:12:37	There you are.
00:12:38	I wanted to introduce you
00:12:40	Chris Wilton,
00:12:45	So, you're the tennis pro.
00:12:48	- Hello, darling.
00:12:50	He was trying to have
00:12:52	Oh, really? Yeah, well,
00:12:55	He's made a living out of hustling.
00:12:57	I'll be ready for you next time.
00:13:02	- I'll see you outside.
00:13:12	She's quite something, isn't she?
00:13:17	- How long have you been together?
00:13:20	Jesus, yeah, six months!
00:13:22	She came over to study acting,
00:13:25	that I'd crashed
00:13:27	...one thing led to another.
00:13:30	Obviously, it's taken Mother quite
00:13:33	that I'm serious about her, but...
00:13:35	To be honest with you,
00:13:36	Mother's always had
00:13:38	which doesn't really involve
00:13:42	Especially an American one.
00:13:45	But I am crazy about her.
00:13:48	Anyway, I think we should all go to
00:13:52	- I'd love to.
00:13:54	Now, Irish, how about a little drop
00:13:57	- Why not.
00:14:40	These afternoons have been great.
00:14:44	I'm so glad your schedule
00:14:47	Yes, it's fun.
00:14:49	Although it wouldn't hurt
00:14:54	Do you need money?
00:14:56	God, no.
00:14:58	No, I'm fine.
00:15:00	It's very sweet of you to ask,
00:15:08	I'm only asking
00:15:30	Shall we go to your place or mine?
00:15:33	I don't think mine's
00:15:35	Shut up. I think yours'll be just great.
00:15:59	You've been seeing a lot
00:16:02	- Yeah. He's very nice.
00:16:06	I just don't understand
00:16:09	He certainly doesn't want to be
00:16:12	Well, I find him very likeable.
00:16:14	He's fought his way up the only way
00:16:17	I had a very interesting conversation
00:16:22	Can't we do something for him?
00:16:24	A place in one of
00:16:26	Has he expressed a desire?
00:16:28	No, but... he's open,
00:16:31	He really wants
00:16:34	Chloe, be careful.
00:16:36	Tom's involved with a woman I have
00:16:40	Tom's happy with Nola.
00:16:43	She's spoilt and temperamental.
00:16:45	She's an actress, they're emotional.
00:16:47	She's deluding herself, and she's moody.
00:16:50	Well, I care very deeply for Chris,
00:16:53	- Who are you talking about?
00:17:08	- Have you been waiting ages?
00:17:11	Traffic was awful.
00:17:13	They're probably
00:17:15	Can I have a champagne cocktail, please?
00:17:19	One of your father's associates spoke to
00:17:24	Did you say anything?
00:17:25	Look, I just told Papa to keep his
00:17:30	so you could have first option,
00:17:33	- You're not cross, are you?
00:17:35	It's extremely thoughtful of you.
00:17:40	Thanks.
00:17:42	What do you think?
00:17:45	I'm gonna have to think about it.
00:17:47	I've never really seen myself
00:17:52	So, what do you see for yourself,
00:17:58	I don't know, really.
00:18:01	I mean, I'm sure
00:18:04	I think it is.
00:18:06	Papa said it's a chance
00:18:09	And if things go well,
00:18:13	...you move up quickly, or whatever.
00:18:16	I've always felt so-so
00:18:19	It's not exactly office work.
00:18:21	Think of it more as a stepping stone.
00:18:25	To?
00:18:26	To a biggerjob, more responsibility,
00:18:30	greater earning potential, I don't know.
00:18:34	You've always said how much
00:18:39	Of course.
00:18:40	I mean, it's strange,
00:18:44	I've always admired
00:18:47	Wealthy, but not stuffy.
00:18:49	Enjoying his fortune.
00:18:52	Having a grand time,
00:18:55	Well, he'd really like
00:18:58	He's a very generous man.
00:19:00	He respects how you've pulled
00:19:07	- You don't seem very enthusiastic.
00:19:10	I hope my hesitation isn't upsetting.
00:19:12	No, no, not at all.
00:19:15	you've always talked about
00:19:19	I will. I promise.
00:19:23	- Oh, good.
00:19:25	Hi, guys.
00:19:27	Hello.
00:19:32	Don't worry, the traffic was awful.
00:19:35	It's my fault, I dragged Nola
00:19:39	- Really?
00:19:41	I swear, my trousers have barely dried.
00:19:43	Oh, God. Shut up.
00:19:44	You love your cars, don't you, Chris?
00:19:45	- I think the old ones are beautiful.
00:19:49	But Tom likes all those new ones
00:19:53	I want an Aston Martin.
00:19:55	- I drove an Aston Martin.
00:19:57	Yeah, I used to work for a man,
00:20:00	- He was very, very particular about
00:20:03	Taking care of them, so I had to
00:20:06	I want an Aston Martin, or one of
00:20:10	Well, when we're married
00:20:14	Just as long as I can have a DB9
00:20:17	In fact, Hedley is perfect
00:20:19	- In fact, speaking of Hedley...
00:20:23	Frightfully sorry. I'll have
00:20:26	- That'll be lovely. Yum-yum.
00:20:28	Nothing to start?
00:20:30	Oh, I think the wine list.
00:20:33	I'll have the caviar blinis, please.
00:20:35	- Roast chicken.
00:20:38	Honestly, they have the
00:20:41	- You should try them.
00:20:43	- No, do you like caviar?
00:20:46	"So-so."
00:20:47	He's been brought up as a good boy, to
00:20:51	He'll have the blinis.
00:20:53	My goodness, was your father an oil
00:20:57	He was kind of austere.
00:20:59	Chris's dad was a bit
00:21:01	Oh, Christ.
00:21:02	After he lost both his legs,
00:21:05	God. Sorry, but itjust
00:21:10	What were you saying about Hedley?
00:21:12	- Papa's invited us for some shooting.
00:21:15	I'd better bring
00:21:17	I don't think your mother
00:21:20	I think that was your swimsuit.
00:21:22	I'm sure if she knew you'd worn it
00:21:26	- True.
00:21:29	It was a commercial, not a movie.
00:21:32	But your eyes went straight to her,
00:21:34	I don't think my career has...
00:21:38	Oh, you just need a break.
00:21:40	I think it's important
00:21:42	Well, I don't believe in luck.
00:21:44	Oh, hard work is mandatory,
00:21:46	but I think everybody's afraid
00:21:49	I mean, it seems scientists are...
00:21:52	...confirming more and more that
00:21:55	No purpose, no design.
00:21:59	Well, I don't care,
00:22:01	And I envy you for it.
00:22:03	What was it the...
00:22:06	"Despair is the path
00:22:09	It was something odd, wasn't it?
00:22:11	I think that faith
00:22:14	- Oh, God.
00:22:15	Can we change the subject, please?
00:22:17	Nola was talking about acting,
00:22:20	No, I was...
00:22:22	...just saying that I think
00:22:27	I just can't bear people
00:22:31	Not that I'm ever
00:22:34	Ever.
00:22:35	Have you decided on a wine?
00:22:39	Two bottles of Puligny-Montrachet.
00:22:42	- Good morning. Chris Wilton.
00:22:42	- Good morning. Chris Wilton.
00:22:44	- Good to meet you.
00:22:45	You'll be working
00:22:49	Hi, Alan. How are you?
00:22:50	At first, you may find the
00:22:54	but that'll soon change as you
00:22:57	- It's basically nine to five.
00:22:59	So you'll have plenty of time
00:23:02	Now, if you're OK with the package,
00:23:04	we'd like to begin
00:23:06	I'm sure the salary won't be a problem.
00:23:08	- Good to meet you, Alan.
00:23:10	And Rod.
00:23:11	- I'm sure you'll be happy here.
00:23:12	- Exciting things are happening.
00:23:18	I can't tell you how happy I am
00:23:21	It's such good news.
00:23:25	Here, I brought you this to celebrate.
00:23:27	Wow. Thank you.
00:23:31	Believe me, in no time
00:23:34	You're so much more on the ball
00:23:39	...uninspiring.
00:23:42	It has some beautiful arias on it.
00:23:44	And his voice expresses
00:23:46	everything that's tragic about life.
00:23:49	- You find it tragic, do you?
00:23:56	I love it.
00:23:59	Let's stay at home and have dinner,
00:24:06	I'm gonna open one of those
00:24:09	Puligny-Montrachet.
00:24:11	I never heard of it
00:24:14	Now I'm addicted.
00:24:15	Tom and Nola invited us
00:24:18	but I told them we're busy.
00:24:22	But we have no plans.
00:24:24	Well, no special plans.
00:24:27	I thought we said we'd stay in?
00:24:30	Yeah, but it wasn't written in stone.
00:24:33	We could've joined them.
00:24:35	We still can, if you'd prefer it.
00:24:39	It's... it's not a case
00:24:43	...we always have fun with them,
00:24:47	Well, shall I call them?
00:24:51	I mean, sure, unless you'd rather not.
00:24:55	Well...
00:24:57	It might be more fun,
00:25:00	The wine, the opera.
00:25:04	Absolutely.
00:25:15	I just figured...
00:25:18	We can stay in any... any night, and...
00:25:21	...they're free and suggested a film.
00:25:24	What's the film?
00:25:25	I don't know, but if you'd prefer it.
00:25:30	I am in the mood for a film.
00:25:37	Thank you so much, fella.
00:25:40	Hello. Oh, hang on, I'm having problems
00:25:44	- Hello, sweetie.
00:25:48	There you go, fella. Thanks so much.
00:25:50	- Good luck with the Sky Blues.
00:25:53	Where is she?
00:25:55	Nola got a migraine at the last moment,
00:25:58	- Oh, no. Is she gonna be all right?
00:26:00	Yeah, she's gonna be fine.
00:26:02	- Hell with her, Motorcycle Diaries!
00:26:05	I can't believe this is
00:26:09	Everybody likes you at work.
00:26:13	Papa says he's heard great things.
00:26:18	You're a very clever boy.
00:26:39	Hey!
00:26:41	Hey.
00:26:42	- Hi.
00:26:44	- What are you doing here?
00:26:47	The kind Tom has. Is it cashmere?
00:26:51	It's vicuña.
00:26:53	- Vicuña.
00:26:54	- Yeah.
00:26:56	Where are you going?
00:26:57	Oh, I'm just
00:26:59	- Why?
00:27:01	Well, I have an audition
00:27:03	As usual, my confidence level, which
00:27:08	- Don't worry, you'll be great.
00:27:11	- Are you walk? You wanna walk?
00:27:15	My agent was supposed
00:27:18	So that's... awful.
00:27:23	Would you like me to come along
00:27:27	- Yes. That would be great. If you...
00:27:30	- If it's not a problem.
00:27:32	- No, it's not a problem.
00:27:33	I used to get really tense
00:27:37	Have you ever tried yoga?
00:27:40	- No.
00:28:38	Hi.
00:28:39	- Hello. Hi.
00:28:41	- How was it?
00:28:44	Itjust works, you know, at home, but...
00:28:46	I don't know,
00:28:51	...in the end.
00:28:52	Yeah.
00:28:55	You know what,
00:28:56	I could actually use a drink
00:28:59	...a little bit.
00:29:01	- OK.
00:29:14	What was I saying?
00:29:20	My sister went to college
00:29:23	But I'm like you, I'm self-taught.
00:29:26	You should see my sister, she's...
00:29:28	...she's very beautiful,
00:29:33	I'm sure she's not
00:29:38	What I am is sexy. But Linda's...
00:29:41	My sister...
00:29:43	...is classically beautiful.
00:29:49	So, you are aware
00:29:53	Before my parents split,
00:29:58	It's just a joke.
00:30:01	What did your father do?
00:30:05	He... left.
00:30:09	And never sent any money.
00:30:11	And my mother
00:30:14	- No?
00:30:17	Her problem was that she drank.
00:30:22	How did you meet Tom?
00:30:28	We met at a party.
00:30:29	He...
00:30:31	...saw me across the room
00:30:32	and he honed in on me,
00:30:37	And I...
00:30:38	I liked him right off, you know.
00:30:40	I thought...
00:30:43	Well, I think he's very handsome.
00:30:45	Don't you?
00:30:46	Very.
00:30:48	And he asked you to marry him?
00:30:53	Well, he...
00:30:55	...swept me off of my feet
00:31:00	What did I know
00:31:02	I'm just a starving actress
00:31:05	But...
00:31:07	I had another bad marriage behind me.
00:31:11	- Who?
00:31:15	She wants him
00:31:17	who I think is a distant cousin.
00:31:20	It's such an inbred family. It's...
00:31:23	And was it love at first sight
00:31:30	I thought he was very handsome.
00:31:32	You know, and I told you I was just...
00:31:36	I was overwhelmed with attention.
00:31:42	So, what about you and Chloe?
00:31:47	She's very sweet.
00:31:52	She is very sweet.
00:31:56	And she wants to marry you.
00:31:58	I don't think her mother
00:32:01	No. No, it's different.
00:32:03	I don't buy into Eleanor,
00:32:08	...are being groomed.
00:32:10	You mark my words.
00:32:12	They almost died when they thought
00:32:15	...guy that ran a gastropub in the city.
00:32:18	But...
00:32:22	You're gonna do very well
00:32:28	And how am I going to blow it?
00:32:34	By making a pass at me.
00:32:38	And what makes you think
00:32:43	Men always seem to wonder.
00:32:47	They think I'd be
00:32:50	And are you?
00:32:55	Well, no one's ever
00:33:01	Where was all this confidence
00:33:11	I've had too much to drink.
00:33:15	Can you get me a cab?
00:33:17	Sure.
00:33:39	Thank you.
00:33:41	You were driving a bit fast,
00:33:42	- weren't you?
00:33:44	- Which one is he in?
00:33:47	Oh, hi.
00:33:48	So, do you think
00:33:49	Carmichael came and had a look at him
00:33:51	Oh, he's so sweet.
00:33:53	The problem with the right hind
00:33:55	It should have dissipated fully already.
00:33:57	- Tom, can I feed him?
00:33:59	Tom, do you think he's
00:34:01	Well, he will play on Sunday,
00:34:04	that it's only Lopez who can ride him,
00:34:07	We're having a bloody nightmare
00:34:09	You're so beautiful.
00:34:11	What would you say to the idea
00:34:16	that the company would pay for?
00:34:18	I don't know.
00:34:24	I've had very good
00:34:27	And the beginning of next year
00:34:29	there's going to be a very
00:34:32	One that carries a great deal
00:34:36	Plus, there are a number of perks...
00:34:39	Expense account, driver, et cetera.
00:34:43	We had been focusing on someone else...
00:34:46	...but it's obvious to me
00:34:50	Although I wouldn't consider it,
00:34:53	I'd hate to disappoint you.
00:34:56	- Oh, excuse me.
00:34:58	We're nearly ready.
00:35:00	- I'll bring a gun for Chris.
00:35:07	Never mind, fella.
00:35:08	This is basically a tune-up for the
00:35:12	- But it's bloody good fun.
00:35:15	His shooting's not really up
00:35:17	I'll make an accomplished
00:35:20	- Don't you worry, Chris.
00:35:22	Come on, Chloe.
00:35:26	Hi, darling.
00:35:28	Have you seen my Strindberg book?
00:35:29	No.
00:35:31	How did your audition go?
00:35:33	Oh, it was pretty awful, I'm afraid.
00:35:36	It's her own fault, bless her.
00:35:39	Well, I'm sure something
00:35:42	Unfortunately, there's just not anything
00:35:48	So, how long do you keep it up?
00:35:53	How long?
00:35:54	Well, if time passes
00:35:58	how long do you keep on going
00:36:02	To try something else?
00:36:05	I hardly think Nola's
00:36:08	I'm not saying that.
00:36:09	All I'm saying is
00:36:12	and if you keep being disappointed
00:36:16	"Is this really what I want in my life?
00:36:20	Well, I do ask myself that.
00:36:22	See? It's only logical, Tom.
00:36:24	Especially for a woman.
00:36:27	It's a particularly
00:36:30	and as you get older and time passes,
00:36:32	if nothing happens
00:36:35	Eleanor,
00:36:39	I'm not saying now.
00:36:42	But I'm a great one
00:36:46	Your take on these realities
00:36:49	Frankly, not everybody else
00:36:52	Tom, don't raise your voice
00:36:54	I'm not raising my voice.
00:36:56	but she's always on Nola's case,
00:37:00	...innuendos.
00:37:01	All I'm saying is acting's
00:37:04	Those that have it, know it right off.
00:37:06	To pursue it because
00:37:09	to friends back home is,
00:37:12	I'm sorry, but that's the way I feel.
00:37:14	Excuse me.
00:37:16	Nola.
00:37:17	It's OK. I'd like to be alone, thanks.
00:37:20	Well, thank you very much. And I'm
00:37:23	but you know that's her
00:37:25	He's right, Eleanor. I think
00:38:44	I was looking for you.
00:38:47	I was upset.
00:38:50	I don't mean to intrude.
00:38:53	I need a drink.
00:38:55	I like you when you drink.
00:38:58	- Do I?
00:39:00	- Confident.
00:39:03	You shouldn't have followed me here.
00:39:04	Do you feel guilty?
00:39:08	Do you?
00:39:18	We can't do this.
00:39:20	I know.
00:39:29	This can't lead anyplace.
00:40:47	Hello.
00:40:49	Darling, I think it's for you.
00:40:52	But take it outside.
00:41:10	Well, there's hope, at least.
00:41:12	When's the callback?
00:41:16	Just let me know
00:41:18	'cause I really think
00:41:23	Yeah. OK.
00:41:25	Bye.
00:41:27	Why have you been so cold to me?
00:41:29	- I haven't been cold.
00:41:32	Ever since we came back
00:41:34	you've been distant, evasive.
00:41:37	I don't want to encourage anything.
00:41:39	What happened, happened, Chris.
00:41:41	I mean... The moment was very
00:41:44	I was upset, I was drinking,
00:41:47	- Oh, stop rationalizing.
00:41:50	Passions are passions, but we're
00:41:55	You're not such a good actress,
00:41:58	Look, you daydreamed
00:42:01	and I'm not saying the fantasy
00:42:04	We had our moment.
00:42:05	But, you know, let's move on,
00:42:08	Chris, we're gonna be
00:42:11	You were exactly
00:42:13	Chris, forget it. It's over.
00:42:29	Thanks. Henry!
00:42:31	- Hey. How are you?
00:42:34	- Look at you.
00:42:36	Looks like you're doing
00:42:38	- Thanks.
00:42:40	Yeah, I love it. I love it.
00:42:42	Oh, don't worry, it's not mine.
00:42:44	Yeah, I know you found it
00:42:47	But I'm still circling the globe,
00:42:50	I just couldn't stand it.
00:42:51	No. No, I heard you went into business.
00:42:54	I'm a wheel in an office,
00:42:56	- A big wheel.
00:42:59	I got involved with a woman.
00:43:01	Family's got nothing but money.
00:43:03	Big estate, servants, polo ponies.
00:43:06	Hey, look, I understand.
00:43:07	It beats getting your heart broken
00:43:10	Isn't it amazing how much of life
00:43:13	goes over the net
00:43:14	I always admired
00:43:16	- Thanks.
00:43:18	Cool under pressure, but creative.
00:43:19	You could be a poet
00:43:22	I lost to you as much as I beat you.
00:43:23	No. When I played you,
00:43:25	I'm telling you, a couple
00:43:27	you might've beaten
00:43:29	Listen, can I buy you lunch?
00:43:31	That's...
00:43:32	- Give me your number.
00:43:35	I'm moving into a new flat,
00:43:37	- You should call me anytime.
00:43:40	So good to see you, Henry.
00:43:41	- You look well.
00:43:42	- You look very, very well.
00:43:44	- Put it on the expense account, so...
00:43:46	...do call.
00:43:47	- All right.
00:43:49	- Oh, my God.
00:43:50	- She's got glasses on.
00:43:54	Why on earth would
00:43:56	She met her at the supermarket
00:43:58	- The supermarket?
00:44:00	- Can you play the piano?
00:44:02	- So, when are you two getting married?
00:44:04	- Oh, gosh, Eleanor!
00:44:06	Stop it.
00:44:07	You've been like two peas
00:44:09	Don't tell me the subject
00:44:11	- Mummy, come with me.
00:44:12	You need a strong cup of coffee.
00:44:16	Eleanor doesn't hold back
00:44:18	Look, it's a reasonable question.
00:44:21	Eleanor and I would be delighted
00:44:24	Tom would love
00:44:25	and whatever you two need,
00:44:27	I appreciate that.
00:45:07	Darling, one second.
00:45:14	You two have met, haven't you?
00:45:16	I'm sorry. Who'd have thought?
00:45:18	What, that we were
00:45:20	It was all her fault, you know.
00:45:22	Like, how can I help it if she
00:45:25	in places that we know
00:45:27	You were... You!
00:45:29	All men who see you want to attack you.
00:45:33	Isn't that right, Christopher?
00:45:36	Oh, God, are you all right?
00:45:38	I'm fine.
00:45:40	I shouldn't drink on an empty stomach.
00:45:45	I now pronounce you man and wife.
00:45:48	You may kiss the bride.
00:46:06	Oh, my God.
00:46:08	- This is incredible.
00:46:11	- What's up here?
00:46:14	There's another bedroom through there.
00:46:16	The bathroom and a kitchen.
00:46:18	- Little terrace.
00:46:20	- But look at this view.
00:46:23	- I just... wish I could afford it.
00:46:27	You know it gives Papa pleasure to help.
00:46:30	Come on.
00:46:33	It's beautiful. But it's huge!
00:46:36	I'm gonna get lost in here or something.
00:46:41	- Did I tell you I'm scared of heights?
00:46:43	- Yeah.
00:46:47	I want you to make me pregnant.
00:46:50	Chloe... We discussed this.
00:46:54	It's very quick.
00:46:56	It's not quick, we've been
00:46:59	And I want three children,
00:47:04	Come on, you can do it,
00:47:14	Hey! Where are you?
00:47:18	I know, I know. I'm sorry.
00:47:21	Not good.
00:47:25	Listen, I've got to tell you something.
00:47:28	What?
00:47:30	Well, Nola and I...
00:47:32	...broke up.
00:47:34	- No!
00:47:36	Or, I should say, I called it off.
00:47:40	I thought you were gonna get married.
00:47:42	Yeah, well,
00:47:44	but I think Mother rather
00:47:47	Not that I have any intention
00:47:50	who's her main candidate.
00:47:52	God, no.
00:47:55	I'm sorry. I don't understand.
00:47:58	I suppose the whole truth,
00:48:01	so help me God,
00:48:04	...l've met someone else.
00:48:06	- No!
00:48:09	I met someone and I fell in love,
00:48:13	Although the fact that my mother
00:48:16	I keep trying to tell myself
00:48:21	You know what I mean.
00:48:41	The number you are calling
00:48:46	The number you are calling
00:49:05	Excuse me.
00:49:06	- Are you looking for Miss Rice?
00:49:08	She's gone. Saw her yesterday.
00:49:15	- Did she say where?
00:49:19	- Thanks.
00:49:29	- What are you thinking about?
00:49:32	Just business.
00:49:39	You know it's been over a week
00:49:41	Oh, Chloe, I'm beat.
00:49:45	- Am I being rejected?
00:49:49	OK, I can take a hint.
00:49:56	Meanwhile, I don't know what's wrong.
00:50:00	Look...
00:50:02	...it'll happen.
00:50:04	I'm just really tired.
00:50:07	Kiss.
00:50:14	Sweet dreams.
00:50:21	I now pronounce you man and wife.
00:50:24	You may kiss the bride.
00:50:36	Just in time.
00:50:43	Well, you have
00:50:43	Well, you have
00:50:45	I know.
00:50:46	- We've tried everything.
00:50:50	His brushstrokes are really intense,
00:50:53	- Yeah, I don't like it.
00:50:55	- Would you ever consider adopting?
00:50:58	I want my own children.
00:51:01	This one?
00:51:03	Sort of...
00:51:05	Did I tell you Victoria Phyfe
00:51:07	Really?
00:51:08	- She's so happy.
00:51:10	Her and her husband
00:51:12	All their neuroses
00:51:15	and itjust works like a charm.
00:51:18	After all their unhappy relationships,
00:51:22	- God...
00:51:25	Well, our lawyers
00:51:28	You'll have a daft by Friday. I promise.
00:51:31	If I have to work all night.
00:51:34	OK.
00:51:35	Thank you. Thanks.
00:51:49	Samantha,
00:51:59	Thanks.
00:52:02	Are you OK, sir?
00:52:07	Tell me, Samantha,
00:52:11	No, not really.
00:52:17	Oh, Christ!
00:52:18	I've got to meet my wife
00:52:20	There's a new painter
00:52:23	If they call back, Samantha,
00:52:25	Not before.
00:52:27	Good night.
00:53:21	- Chris.
00:53:24	- Hi, Carol.
00:53:26	- How are you, darling?
00:53:27	They've got the most
00:53:29	Yeah?
00:53:30	I want you to see
00:53:32	- Oh, yes.
00:53:34	Why?
00:53:35	I have to make a phone call,
00:53:38	Well, we'll be over there.
00:53:41	I'm coming.
00:53:42	- OK.
00:54:44	Hello.
00:54:47	What a surprise.
00:54:48	I...
00:54:50	- I moved back into town.
00:54:54	Yeah, I was really upset
00:54:57	so I just went back to America
00:55:00	- I thought you hated that place?
00:55:06	I looked for you.
00:55:08	For what?
00:55:11	You're still so angry.
00:55:16	Where are you living?
00:55:18	In town. Why?
00:55:23	You live alone?
00:55:24	Why are you asking me these questions,
00:55:29	Can I meet you for a drink?
00:55:31	Talk?
00:55:34	Where can I reach you? Come on.
00:55:37	- My goodness. Hello.
00:55:41	Look who I bumped into.
00:55:43	- Hi.
00:55:45	- How are you?
00:55:48	- You look great.
00:55:51	- How's Tom?
00:55:53	- Really well.
00:55:56	Yeah. They've got a baby.
00:55:59	You know Tom, all settled down.
00:56:01	- OK, I think I've found it.
00:56:04	This is my friend Carol.
00:56:06	- Hi.
00:56:08	We've been looking everywhere
00:56:11	We can't find it at all.
00:56:14	I think it's
00:56:16	Yeah. No, no, no.
00:56:19	Say your phone number.
00:56:21	- What's the point?
00:56:24	- Chris...
00:56:26	Say your phone number.
00:56:32	02079460996.
00:56:37	I'll call you.
00:56:40	Bye.
00:56:45	I think he really knows
00:56:47	Didn't you get
00:56:49	To me, fertility doctors
00:56:52	Oh, yeah.
00:56:54	It's OK, John.
00:56:55	I feel like it's gonna happen this time.
00:56:57	You go ahead, I've got a few meetings.
00:56:59	- I'll drop you.
00:57:02	- OK.
00:57:03	Bye.
00:57:37	You have a very charming flat.
00:57:40	The area's not as run-down
00:57:45	I was lucky to find it
00:57:49	I mean, it's not perfect.
00:57:50	The building's been burglarized
00:57:53	...woman down the hall has mice, but...
00:57:56	...you know, the lobby's decent.
00:58:00	The key word is it's cheap.
00:58:04	What time is it?
00:58:06	Time for you to go.
00:58:09	It's so hard to leave you.
00:58:15	Beautiful woman.
00:58:22	How'd you sleep?
00:58:25	Good.
00:58:30	God, did you see that stuff
00:58:32	about that earthquake in China?
00:58:36	Terrible.
00:58:40	And there was this whole thing
00:58:42	- an entirely new planet.
00:58:45	Yeah.
00:58:59	I went looking for space to rent
00:59:02	Papa's getting so into the idea.
00:59:05	It should be good for you.
00:59:09	- I've got to go to work.
00:59:13	I was kind of hoping we might,
00:59:16	...before you went to work.
00:59:18	It's my time of the month,
00:59:21	we really should try and do it as often
00:59:26	- Darling, I'm gonna be late.
00:59:30	Wait, I've got
00:59:45	So, you wanna meet
00:59:47	Let me come up.
00:59:49	We just spent an hour at the hotel.
00:59:52	I'm sorry. I can't help it.
00:59:58	- You're gonna be late for work.
01:00:03	Come on.
01:00:10	- Oh, Mrs. Eastby, hello.
01:00:12	Hey, did you get that pest control?
01:00:14	Oh, yes. Yes.
01:00:16	The traps work better
01:00:18	It's much better than cheese,
01:00:20	despite the popular notion
01:00:22	- Oh, this is Mr. Harris.
01:00:25	- Hello.
01:00:26	- See you later.
01:00:27	Bye.
01:01:01	But I think that Bruton Street
01:01:04	because it's just right
01:01:06	It'll just be a natural success,
01:01:07	because you're great at picking out
01:01:10	Yeah.
01:01:11	Knowing my luck,
01:01:14	Yeah, well, you can manage both.
01:01:16	Heths didn't have a problem
01:01:17	giving up Adair,
01:01:19	Remember,
01:01:21	But the nanny left us.
01:01:23	- No.
01:01:25	Actually, you know who we
01:01:28	- Obviously you know, but... Nola.
01:01:30	Well, I told you, we saw her.
01:01:33	Yeah. Well, I think she's now working
01:01:37	I think it's Paul and Joe's
01:01:39	But she's just such an odd girl.
01:01:42	I mean, she still looks great.
01:01:45	But something's just...
01:01:47	...changed in her face.
01:01:50	Tom said she looked a bit hard.
01:01:52	Yeah, well, she's always, you know,
01:01:55	And I think it kind of
01:01:57	but, I don't know...
01:02:00	I mean she's still got
01:02:03	- Is she going out with anyone?
01:02:07	But I'll keep you in touch with that,
01:02:09	- Hello, Tom.
01:02:10	- Hello, fella.
01:02:13	We just popped in for a bit of,
01:02:16	Good to see you.
01:02:18	You should have told us.
01:02:19	A sextet.
01:02:20	- You guys going to Hedley next month?
01:02:23	I know Tom's dying to get away.
01:02:24	I was yelling at you the other day.
01:02:26	Me?
01:02:27	Yeah, you were hailing a cab
01:02:30	- I'd have given you a lift.
01:02:33	- Where's Melcombe Street?
01:02:35	Yes, I mean it
01:02:37	- Where is Melcombe Street?
01:02:40	But people are always
01:02:43	I'd have sworn it was you.
01:02:44	Well, it certainly
01:02:46	He's completely dependant on our driver.
01:02:48	- Quite right.
01:02:49	You should check for early Alzheimer's.
01:02:53	No, you are mistaken.
01:02:57	I think the only thing that comes out of
01:03:00	- Well, you're an authority on that.
01:03:03	Look, we'd better be going on.
01:03:05	- I will do.
01:03:06	- Bye. See you.
01:03:07	Nuts.
01:03:10	Good afternoon, Ingrid.
01:03:12	Samantha, what do we have
01:03:14	Just the Sarazin people at two.
01:03:16	- Can we push it an hour?
01:03:18	I should be back in time, but if I'm
01:03:25	Chris. Where are you off to?
01:03:27	I'm sorry, Rod,
01:03:29	We have Sarazin
01:03:31	I should be back in time but if I'm not,
01:03:34	- Really?
01:03:39	It's ridiculous to go back to my place.
01:03:41	Once we get there,
01:03:43	Look, it's not that I'm
01:03:45	I don't wanna talk about Chloe anymore!
01:03:47	Listen, it's just I'm bored!
01:03:49	- Chris!
01:03:51	Yes, I am in a bad mood.
01:03:54	I'm so sick of this acting thing,
01:03:56	It's a hard field.
01:03:57	- You have to keep plugging at it.
01:04:00	Tom's mother was right.
01:04:03	Or should I say your mother-in-law?
01:04:04	Hey, look.
01:04:09	I don't know what I'm doing with you.
01:04:14	Maybe I will.
01:04:18	Don't say that unless you mean it.
01:04:22	Chloe's just so desperate
01:04:26	I mean, it's... mechanical.
01:04:32	I don't know what I'd do
01:04:36	Really. I mean it.
01:04:42	- Merry bloody Christmas.
01:04:44	How many cigarettes
01:04:46	- A million, at least.
01:04:48	- Well, it is Christmas.
01:04:50	- Come on, just a little one.
01:04:51	You think you're going
01:04:54	Hi.
01:04:56	I wanted to wish you a merry Christmas.
01:04:59	I've been thinking about you.
01:05:04	I may be able to get away tomorrow,
01:05:09	OK. See you then.
01:05:11	Bye-bye.
01:05:14	There you are, Chris.
01:05:16	Chloe tells me you've sustained
01:05:19	over the past few months.
01:05:21	Well, I guess I've been a little bit
01:05:24	And, of course,
01:05:26	Well, who could have predicted these?
01:05:28	Look, I don't want
01:05:30	- You'll always have a safety net.
01:05:33	Oh, no, you've made Chloe happy,
01:05:34	and that means a great deal
01:06:38	Well, I think it's gonna be
01:06:42	Yes.
01:06:43	We have a choice of sleeping
01:06:47	- Boat.
01:06:48	- Every time.
01:06:49	Do you know he's never been
01:06:51	- What?
01:06:52	- No, he's never been.
01:06:54	No. I have been to Athens,
01:06:57	Oh, that reminds me,
01:06:58	we have to go to Sardinia to
01:07:00	- Oh, good.
01:07:01	- No, no, the house is beautiful.
01:07:04	Sounds so romantic, doesn't it?
01:07:06	- Yeah.
01:07:07	I'm so anxious to see all the
01:07:09	Oh, God.
01:07:11	Yeah. Oh, I'll do that with you.
01:07:12	You know, I bought Chris
01:07:15	- Do you remember?
01:07:17	I sent off for that fertility thingy.
01:07:19	He had to put it under
01:07:22	And absolutely nothing happened,
01:07:25	Poor thing.
01:07:26	- I'd just subjected him to the torture.
01:07:29	- Oh, shut up!
01:07:30	I miss you.
01:07:32	- Love me. Just love me.
01:07:34	- It's not funny.
01:07:36	Proof is in the pudding,
01:07:38	- I can't get away right now.
01:07:40	When can you get here?
01:07:43	Tomorrow. No, Monday.
01:07:45	Look...
01:07:47	It's a three-day weekend.
01:07:49	Tuesday.
01:07:51	Chris, I need to see you.
01:07:55	I'll see what I can do.
01:07:57	I would love to meet Barbra Streisand.
01:08:00	She's meant to be really lovely.
01:08:03	- Who was that?
01:08:05	I forgot to sign some papers.
01:08:07	Jack Garner?
01:08:08	You can't go,
01:08:10	The traffic'll be terrible.
01:08:12	- James Garner, that's it.
01:08:14	I don't mean today.
01:08:15	They named their little dog
01:08:17	Well, surely it can wait
01:08:18	- Why did they do that?
01:08:20	- Yes, I'm sure it can.
01:08:22	I know. And it's
01:08:24	That's mean.
01:08:25	I think tomorrow
01:08:28	I've some lovely new horses.
01:08:29	Do you remember when
01:08:31	and he had some
01:08:33	- I spoke to Teddy.
01:08:34	Well, this morning he was talking
01:08:36	- No.
01:08:38	I don't know, it was all in good fun.
01:08:39	- Where from?
01:08:40	- I think Nan's got a really nice mare.
01:08:43	Telephone call, sir.
01:08:49	Excuse me.
01:08:52	- Tomorrow morning?
01:08:54	That bloody phone
01:08:57	- I know.
01:08:59	Hello?
01:09:00	I tried to call your mobile,
01:09:03	Are you mad calling me here?
01:09:05	When are you coming over?
01:09:07	I'm trying to make it for tomorrow.
01:09:09	I can't wait till tomorrow,
01:09:11	- What the hell's the matter?
01:09:20	I'll talk to you tomorrow.
01:09:22	'Cause we've got to go
01:09:25	...horse for Chris.
01:09:29	Yeah, the... It was lack of enough
01:09:32	I wonder if that's why they took
01:09:34	Well, they only had biscuits.
01:09:36	Well, that's where
01:09:38	- Who keeps calling?
01:09:42	I'm afraid I won't be able
01:09:45	I thought Samantha said she was
01:09:48	I know, it's all my fault. Poor girl.
01:09:51	It's no big deal.
01:09:52	I'll pop back into town.
01:09:53	The whole thing'll take a few hours,
01:09:57	- That's a shame.
01:09:59	Well, it is a pity because I...
01:10:01	I think it's unfair
01:10:03	Yeah. Well, it's unfortunate,
01:10:05	but, you know,
01:10:07	Well, anyway,
01:10:09	- Slave driver.
01:10:10	- Can you, can you?
01:10:11	- How the hell did you get pregnant?
01:10:11	- How the hell did you get pregnant?
01:10:14	that we needed to be careful
01:10:16	but you couldn't wait.
01:10:19	What unbelievable bad luck.
01:10:21	Christ, I can't get my wife pregnant
01:10:24	and the minute you're unprotected
01:10:26	It's 'cause you love me,
01:10:28	Is that your interpretation?
01:10:29	It's a child conceived
01:10:31	not as part of some fertility project.
01:10:34	OK. Well I'll go with you,
01:10:36	- I'm not doing that again.
01:10:38	- What's that supposed to mean?
01:10:40	I did it once when I was younger,
01:10:43	I didn't want to, but he insisted.
01:10:45	Nola, I really can't see any other way.
01:10:47	- Why can't I just have it?
01:10:49	- And we'll raise it together.
01:10:52	Why? You hate yourjob,
01:10:54	I mean, it seems like a blessing.
01:10:57	Look, Nola, I have to go.
01:10:58	I'm juggling six things
01:11:00	just to make
01:11:05	I'll talk to you on Tuesday.
01:11:06	Chris...
01:11:07	You must... I expect you
01:11:11	I'm not walking away from this.
01:11:15	Is anything the matter?
01:11:20	- I wanted to talk to you.
01:11:24	Us.
01:11:27	Is something wrong?
01:11:31	Yeah. There is.
01:11:34	What?
01:11:36	If you're still taking a hammering
01:11:39	you know it's not a problem.
01:11:41	I can't keep leaning
01:11:44	Papa gets more pleasure
01:11:48	than all the possessions he owns.
01:11:54	What is it?
01:12:01	Is it something to do
01:12:05	Because you acted
01:12:13	Are you having an affair?
01:12:16	Am I having an affair?
01:12:18	Yeah, that's what I asked.
01:12:22	- No.
01:12:25	Of course I'm not. Don't be silly.
01:12:38	Do you not love me anymore?
01:12:43	Of course I love you.
01:12:46	Well, what's wrong?
01:12:51	I just feel like I'm letting you down.
01:12:54	You're not. How?
01:12:59	Is it because I'm not getting pregnant?
01:13:05	I just...
01:13:07	...feel so guilty.
01:13:11	So terribly guilty.
01:13:13	Listen, Chris.
01:13:16	We've both been to the doctor.
01:13:19	I can conceive and you're perfectly
01:13:25	Is it me? Have I been horribly pushy
01:13:31	Look, I... I just want a baby.
01:13:37	We haven't been lucky yet, that's all.
01:13:44	Oh, Chloe.
01:13:51	Let's get off the subject.
01:13:53	Having a child should be something
01:13:58	not a cause of all this
01:14:05	I had to talk to somebody.
01:14:08	I'm really suffering.
01:14:10	Whatever you tell me goes no further.
01:14:14	I'm contemplating leaving my wife
01:14:18	But when the time came to tell her...
01:14:21	...I couldn't do it.
01:14:23	Yeah, well, it's not the easiest
01:14:28	It's crazy.
01:14:31	I can see no real future
01:14:34	And I have a very
01:14:36	- Yeah, but if you don't love her...
01:14:39	Just not in the way I feel
01:14:42	Right.
01:14:44	Maybe it's finally the difference
01:14:48	But what the hell
01:14:52	I don't fool myself that I haven't
01:14:56	Am I supposed to give it all up?
01:15:00	Is it for a woman you love?
01:15:02	To live how? Where?
01:15:05	- To work as what?
01:15:08	You're pretty good
01:15:10	There must be anotherjob in another
01:15:13	Let's face it,
01:15:16	And he loves me.
01:15:19	Doesn't seem to me like you
01:15:22	to give up everything
01:15:25	We're going away for three weeks.
01:15:27	- When I get back I'll tell her.
01:15:32	What am I supposed to do?
01:15:34	- I'm not playing games with you.
01:15:37	I'd think you'd want
01:15:40	- Look, it's not easy.
01:15:43	If you're so bored at home with her
01:15:46	which is all you ever tell me...
01:15:47	I don't wanna mess
01:15:51	It's a big blow.
01:15:53	And it's gonna make
01:15:56	How can you go on vacation with a
01:15:59	- the minute you get back?
01:16:01	You wanna know how I feel?
01:16:04	I don't like the idea
01:16:06	I don't like the idea of you going off
01:16:10	Hey, keep your voice down.
01:16:13	You know I make love to her.
01:16:16	And you know it's just routine.
01:16:19	For God's sakes,
01:16:24	Yeah.
01:16:27	I just wanna know that
01:16:30	It will.
01:16:33	- It will.
01:16:40	The holiday's off.
01:16:42	Why? What happened?
01:16:43	Maurice Lewis has
01:16:46	Why?
01:16:48	Disc in his back or something.
01:16:50	Anyway, he needs recovery time
01:16:52	and everyone thought we should
01:16:55	Let me just pack up my stuff.
01:16:57	We should probably walk to the opera,
01:16:59	Yeah.
01:17:17	Hello?
01:17:31	Hello?
01:17:50	An opportunity has arisen, Chris,
01:17:51	which I think may be
01:17:53	Really?
01:17:55	We're structuring something
01:17:57	It's an independent operation. There's
01:18:00	And my thought was, anyone in on the
01:18:04	assuming our predictions are correct.
01:18:07	- Sounds exciting.
01:18:08	Eleanor. I've just
01:18:11	But what would make me the happiest
01:18:14	I'd like you to make me
01:18:16	You already are a young grandmother.
01:18:18	Yes. Tom and Heather
01:18:21	but I'd like you to be a mother.
01:18:23	Oh, all right.
01:18:25	I'll be quiet. What would you
01:18:28	- I don't know.
01:18:30	Great. You forgot.
01:18:32	I didn't actually.
01:18:35	So my hints worked.
01:18:38	- Mummy...
01:18:40	- We are trying. We don't want to...
01:18:41	- Hello?
01:18:43	- Excuse me.
01:18:44	- I weigh as much as I did.
01:18:46	- Look, please relax, OK?
01:18:48	- Hey. Hey.
01:18:49	- What are you two bickering about?
01:18:51	I told you not to call me, I'd call you.
01:18:53	Well, I... I...
01:18:56	I've been waiting a week.
01:18:57	Well, there's always
01:19:00	When are you coming home?
01:19:02	In about two weeks.
01:19:04	About two weeks? You said
01:19:06	Yeah, right. Three weeks.
01:19:08	Chris, Mummy and Papa are leaving.
01:19:10	OK. OK...
01:19:12	Who is that? What country are you in?
01:19:14	Your mobile's been impossible.
01:19:16	I told you. I'm in Greece.
01:19:18	And there's always people around,
01:19:21	I said I'd be home soon,
01:19:24	I'm just lonely. I'm anxious.
01:19:27	Can you just?
01:19:28	Please tell Chloe
01:19:31	I just want this situation
01:19:34	Do you miss me?
01:19:36	OK. Bye, bye.
01:19:39	- Is everything OK?
01:19:41	- Are you leaving already?
01:20:09	Chris, it's Nola.
01:20:13	Sardinia.
01:20:14	I'll be back in five or six days, OK?
01:20:27	- Good morning, John.
01:20:30	- I'll bring the car around.
01:20:38	You lied to me.
01:20:39	- Oh, Jesus.
01:20:40	- Quiet!
01:20:42	- Quiet, quiet.
01:20:44	Look, Christ, Christ.
01:20:45	No, no, no, listen.
01:20:46	I wanna talk to Chloe.
01:20:47	I can explain. I... Taxi!
01:20:49	- I'm not going anywhere with you.
01:20:50	- I'm not going anywhere with you.
01:20:52	- Nola! Nola, calm down. Calm down.
01:20:55	I came home deliberately,
01:20:57	You're a liar! I wanna talk to Chloe.
01:20:59	- I wanna talk to Chloe!
01:21:02	I wanna talk to Chloe.
01:21:07	You're a liar!
01:21:12	I decided to cut the trip short
01:21:15	I only came back
01:21:17	because I need a week
01:21:19	- without you breathing down my neck.
01:21:22	I don't know whether
01:21:24	- Please believe me, Nola.
01:21:26	I was about to when you called.
01:21:27	What does that have to do with anything?
01:21:28	- I got flustered.
01:21:29	I was all set to tell her
01:21:31	and then I feel guilty about
01:21:33	- You said Sardinia.
01:21:36	I... I didn't want her to know
01:21:38	Well, she has to know eventually.
01:21:40	- I can't tell her.
01:21:42	Nola, stop!
01:21:43	Well, this is crazy.
01:21:46	We don't have to have a child together.
01:21:47	It would make life
01:21:49	Yeah, simpler for you, but not for me.
01:21:52	It occurred to me
01:21:55	- I could help you out financially.
01:21:57	Nola, be reasonable.
01:21:59	That's exactly what Tom said
01:22:02	Being reasonable
01:22:05	So, you're threatening me?
01:22:06	If I don't do what you say,
01:22:09	Were you lying to me?
01:22:11	All those times we made love,
01:22:12	all those conversations,
01:22:15	- Of course I wasn't lying.
01:22:18	Someone has to explain the situation.
01:22:23	OK, OK. I'll do the right thing.
01:24:22	Have you seen Chris?
01:24:23	A minute ago. He went that way.
01:24:26	Chris?
01:24:28	Chris?
01:24:30	Chris?
01:24:40	Where are you, Chris?
01:24:43	Chris?
01:24:48	Chloe, are you there?
01:24:51	Have you seen Chris anywhere?
01:24:52	No. Could you come up for a minute?
01:24:55	I want you to give me
01:24:58	Yeah, OK.
01:25:25	I'm telling Chloe tomorrow.
01:25:28	You say that every day,
01:25:30	I'm back where I started.
01:25:33	If you don't have
01:25:36	That would be revenge for you against
01:25:38	What the hell is that supposed to mean?
01:25:41	My theory is you want me to tell Chloe
01:25:43	My God, it seems like you've
01:25:46	- by some psychiatrist.
01:25:48	I wish had someone to confide in,
01:25:51	Look, Chris,
01:25:54	we're gonna grow apart.
01:25:56	I'm telling her tomorrow, Nola.
01:25:58	What more? Tell her now!
01:26:00	I can't, not before she goes to sleep.
01:26:04	Nola, tomorrow is fine.
01:26:06	- What time will you get back from work?
01:26:10	So you'll be home by a quarter to seven?
01:26:12	Yeah. Chris, you make me say
01:26:15	- I just want us to be together.
01:26:19	You were very nervy
01:26:22	Did you hate it?
01:26:23	- No, I'm just out of sorts.
01:26:26	I thought you were gonna pass out.
01:26:28	Low blood sugar. I'll be better soon.
01:26:33	I still can't do it with you tonight.
01:26:36	I'm not over my little dose of whatever.
01:26:42	Did the cleaner put one of my
01:26:45	No. What are you doing?
01:26:47	Really? Just let me have a quick look.
01:26:48	- I can't find it anywhere.
01:26:50	- I've got everything arranged in there.
01:26:54	'Cause I don't know
01:26:56	She's always bloody
01:27:03	Is this it?
01:27:04	See, I knew it!
01:27:07	I've got to have words
01:27:09	It's really...
01:27:10	What did you just put in your pocket?
01:27:12	- Oh, it's just my pill box.
01:27:15	A pill box. You know
01:27:16	Let me have a look at it.
01:27:18	No, they're just my pills. I need them.
01:27:20	No, no, no, it's for stress,
01:27:22	- Guess what?
01:27:24	I got tickets for the theater
01:27:26	You haven't. That's not like you.
01:27:28	- What for?
01:27:31	- I heard it's great.
01:27:33	No, that's not so.
01:27:35	- And anyway, you love his music.
01:27:39	I'll have to meet you
01:27:41	'cause I'll be coming
01:27:43	Why don't you take the chauffeur?
01:27:45	I'll grab a taxi, and with any luck
01:27:49	You're so sweet.
01:27:52	You knew how much
01:27:57	All right, come to bed,
01:28:00	OK, I will.
01:28:05	- Hello?
01:28:09	When you get off work today,
01:28:11	I have some good news.
01:28:14	Everything's taken care of,
01:28:18	You've got to meet me
01:28:20	We have... plans to make.
01:28:23	OK. I'll cancel my agent appointment.
01:28:27	It's good. This is good.
01:28:28	I'll see you soon. Bye.
01:28:31	- Was it him?
01:28:36	So, you'll have to be prepared
01:28:39	Is that right, Chris? A half year?
01:28:42	Yes.
01:28:43	A half year should do it, maybe less.
01:28:45	Good. Jolly good.
01:28:55	Good.
01:28:58	Sayonara indeed. I thought you
01:29:01	for developing their capacity.
01:29:03	- I'm excited about this venture, Rod.
01:29:15	- Playing a little tennis later?
01:29:19	Amazing energy. Love it. Envy it.
01:30:29	- Yes?
01:30:32	I'm a friend of Nola's,
01:30:35	We met here last...
01:30:36	I'm sorry, I don't let anybody in.
01:30:39	But... but, do you not remember?
01:30:42	She asked you something
01:30:46	and you mentioned
01:30:48	- Oh, yes. Yes.
01:30:53	I'm Chris Wilton, the tennis instructor.
01:30:55	Well, what's the trouble?
01:30:57	No trouble at all really, and I...
01:31:00	I was wondering if I could...
01:31:04	- We seem to have trouble next door.
01:31:07	Yes.
01:31:08	We're getting some interference,
01:31:12	So I don't know if it's the
01:31:16	- It's in there.
01:31:18	I have to take my medicine.
01:31:36	There was no trouble before.
01:32:03	Didn't you say your name was Harris?
01:35:48	Mrs. Eastby?
01:35:53	It's lan.
01:36:03	Mrs. Eastby?
01:36:09	Mrs. Eastby? It's lan.
01:36:14	I'm going down the corner shop.
01:36:21	Mrs. Eastby, are you all right?
01:36:48	- Hi, princess.
01:36:49	D'you ever get that
01:36:52	Yes, I did.
01:36:54	Excellent.
01:37:12	- See you later. Bye-bye.
01:37:45	Nola.
01:37:57	Excuse me.
01:38:08	Hello.
01:38:10	Where are you?
01:38:12	I'm almost there. I'll be two minutes.
01:38:47	- Good evening.
01:38:53	- How much?
01:38:55	Two pounds.
01:39:02	- Two pounds. My tickets?
01:39:21	It's a terrible mess in there, sir.
01:39:23	Well, I think it's pretty obvious
01:39:25	Someone's robbed
01:39:27	As he, or they, were running out
01:39:29	they've run into the Rice woman
01:39:31	Either out of panic,
01:39:32	or because they saw a chance
01:39:36	Poor unsuspecting soul
01:39:38	He's cleared out the house
01:39:40	Oh, no, it's definitely
01:39:43	He might have known there
01:39:45	Probably cased her.
01:39:47	Was surprised by running
01:39:49	She picked the wrong time to come home.
01:39:52	Some people just don't have any luck.
01:39:55	Yeah, I just spoke to her.
01:39:58	Half an hour ago I came down the stairs,
01:40:00	knocked on Mrs. Eastby's door
01:40:02	Do you need anything from the car?
01:40:03	Yeah. You can tell the
01:40:05	- 'cause this is getting ridiculous.
01:40:08	She usually bakes today, and
01:40:10	So I asked her if she
01:40:12	- So, half an hour ago? Spoke to her?
01:40:14	- Yeah, half an hour ago. Yeah.
01:40:16	That's terrifying. I can't believe that.
01:40:18	- So someone was in there?
01:40:21	- and did she say anything?
01:40:23	Could we send the
01:40:25	No, hang on. If you just wait.
01:40:26	We've just got to get the
01:40:28	Chris, Chris, can you
01:40:32	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
01:40:34	Well, I ran...
01:40:37	Scenes of Crime will be
01:40:39	- Yeah...
01:40:40	I bumped into her here.
01:40:42	I recommended a piece
01:40:44	- She'd bought it. Yeah, and...
01:40:47	Nothing. It was a portable CD player
01:40:50	It's drugs, guv.
01:40:52	Well, Mrs. Eastby wasn't wealthy.
01:40:54	- They don't care.
01:40:56	Yeah, definitely drugs.
01:40:59	They'll kill you for a pound
01:41:01	Well, it's a sorry state of affairs,
01:41:02	Well, it's not as if the old lady
01:41:06	- Used a shotgun.
01:41:07	That's a... That's a bit obvious,
01:41:09	- Somebody must've seen something.
01:41:11	They can make them pretty small.
01:41:14	Leave that clear.
01:41:18	Did you like the musical last night?
01:41:21	Yeah, I did. It was good fun.
01:41:25	Yeah, he's very good.
01:41:28	I'm gonna get tickets
01:41:30	Good.
01:41:35	- Oh, my God.
01:41:40	Oh, my God! Nola!
01:41:43	- Nola Rice.
01:41:46	She was killed in a burglary.
01:41:50	What? Here, let me see that.
01:41:53	Jesus Christ!
01:41:59	Apparently, she was
01:42:01	and someone who was already there
01:42:05	And shot an old lady,
01:42:08	She was entering the building,
01:42:12	Oh, my God.
01:42:20	Hello?
01:42:22	Yeah. Yeah,
01:42:25	Isn't itjust terrible?
01:42:27	I never got along with her,
01:42:30	- It's tragic.
01:42:33	I've just called him.
01:42:36	I know.
01:42:38	Wait, wait, that must be him.
01:42:40	Hello?
01:42:42	Yeah, we've just read it,
01:42:45	Well, yeah, yeah, I know.
01:42:48	I suppose she must've...
01:42:49	I mean, disturbed a burglar
01:42:52	I mean, it doesn't... It doesn't say
01:42:54	Well, even Mummy's really shaken up,
01:42:56	and you know they
01:42:58	It says here that there's been a rise
01:43:02	over the past year.
01:43:04	Did you hear that? Yeah.
01:43:06	I just can't believe it.
01:43:17	Mummy.
01:43:20	I've got something to tell you.
01:43:23	But I want Chris to be here.
01:43:26	Chris?
01:43:28	- Where'd he go?
01:43:31	He was just in here. Chris?
01:43:34	Chris?
01:43:43	He was just here.
01:43:44	Well, what did you want to tell me?
01:43:46	Just wait. Wait, wait. Chris?
01:44:21	Where are you? Chris?
01:44:25	Well, what did you want to tell me?
01:44:26	Well, I just really want him to be here.
01:44:28	Hang on, there he is. There you are!
01:44:30	- Can we tell her now?
01:44:33	Well, I wanted you to be here.
01:44:35	Well, what is it?
01:44:37	Mummy...
01:44:38	You can finally
01:44:41	It looks like I'm pregnant.
01:44:43	- When did you hear?
01:44:45	- Oh, I'm so delighted.
01:44:50	Alec?
01:44:51	Alec? Come here.
01:44:54	We're both walking on air.
01:44:57	Well, you're walking on air. Your
01:45:00	- 'Cause I've exhausted him, poor thing.
01:45:02	Chloe's pregnant.
01:45:03	Oh, what a great day.
01:45:06	I'm absolutely thrilled.
01:45:08	Thank you so much.
01:45:10	Excuse me, sir. Excuse me.
01:45:11	- Yes?
01:45:12	It's wonderful, isn't it? Look at her,
01:45:15	- Margaret, I'm pregnant!
01:45:19	Thank you, Margaret.
01:45:21	Sam?
01:45:23	Yeah, there's a message for you
01:45:25	Detective Mike Banner, called.
01:45:27	He wants you to call him
01:45:31	Yeah. No, I don't think it's urgent,
01:45:34	- Banner?
01:45:36	I bet it was that night...
01:45:37	- You better give me the number.
01:45:43	Well, the last time you went,
01:45:47	Yes, and he just made me
01:45:49	Oh, I just can't believe it.
01:45:51	OK. Thanks, Samantha. Bye.
01:45:53	He just seemed odd,
01:45:58	- Granny would have been thrilled.
01:46:01	Granny would have loved it.
01:46:04	- Thank God. Thank God.
01:46:07	Detective Banner, please.
01:46:09	This is Chris Wilton.
01:46:15	Oh, hello.
01:46:16	This is Chris Wilton. You called?
01:46:18	Oh, yes. I was wondering if there
01:46:21	Or if it's more convenient,
01:46:23	- In reference to what?
01:46:27	It's just a few questions, and I'm sure
01:46:33	I've no reason to bring a lawyer, do I?
01:46:35	I certainly hope not.
01:47:44	- Chris Wilton. Detective Banner.
01:47:47	- How do you do? Take a seat.
01:47:50	This is nothing to be alarmed about.
01:47:53	We're just doing a routine investigation
01:47:58	Were you acquainted
01:48:01	Peripherally, I knew Nola Rice.
01:48:04	How?
01:48:06	She was engaged for a time
01:48:09	That's...
01:48:12	...Tom Hewett?
01:48:16	They broke up. A year ago. More.
01:48:21	When did you last see her?
01:48:23	Oh, God, I can't remember.
01:48:29	At the Tate Modern.
01:48:33	But that was a long time ago.
01:48:37	Have you seen her since?
01:48:39	Not that I recall.
01:48:43	Have?
01:48:46	Have you ever seen this?
01:48:49	No. What is it?
01:48:52	Are you aware
01:49:04	No.
01:49:07	As you can see...
01:49:09	...you're all over it.
01:49:19	Yes, I can see that.
01:49:25	Do you still claim
01:49:27	except for more than a year ago
01:49:32	You can't blame me for trying to hide
01:49:37	But you people have to protect me here.
01:49:40	I hope you don't think
01:49:43	How long did your affair go on?
01:49:50	It began casually
01:49:54	They broke up, she moved away.
01:49:57	She came back and I ran into her
01:50:03	God, have a heart.
01:50:06	My wife is gonna have a baby.
01:50:09	This will devastate her.
01:50:12	Did you...
01:50:14	...promise that you were going
01:50:18	No, I did not.
01:50:20	I mean, it's possible
01:50:24	And, obviously, she wrote that I did.
01:50:33	But I tried to finesse
01:50:35	I didn't want the
01:50:38	but I'm not gonna break up my home.
01:50:42	My wife and I are
01:50:45	We've seen several
01:50:49	You can check that out if you like,
01:50:53	But you did lead her on,
01:50:55	so that she had the impression
01:50:59	I tried to tip-toe around it
01:51:01	but she's going to believe
01:51:05	Look, don't irresponsibly run roughshod
01:51:11	I mean, there is no case
01:51:14	much less Nola Rice.
01:51:21	Isn't it obvious
01:51:24	and she walked in when it was happening?
01:51:28	God, I beg you, don't go on
01:51:32	...wreck people's lives.
01:51:34	My family, my marriage is at stake.
01:51:38	We just have to
01:51:41	OK, but I'm not your man.
01:51:44	I know it's not the most
01:51:47	but that does not make me a murderer.
01:51:49	We're... obligated
01:51:52	I understand
01:51:54	And if we have to talk to you again,
01:51:56	we'll do everything in our power
01:51:59	Your personal life's your own.
01:52:00	We're not making any moral judgments,
01:52:14	I understand.
01:52:17	Look...
01:52:19	...if you have to get
01:52:21	which, God in heaven,
01:52:23	please call me on my mobile.
01:52:26	This is my number.
01:52:30	Thanks.
01:52:32	One other thing.
01:52:33	Do you own or have access to a shotgun?
01:52:38	Me?
01:52:39	No.
01:52:40	My father-in-law shoots
01:52:44	You can check it out, but...
01:52:48	...I beg you to consider mine
01:52:52	Of course.
01:52:57	Thank you.
01:53:07	So, what do you think?
01:53:10	I think it's what it looks like.
01:53:12	Someone robbed and killed Mrs. Eastby,
01:53:14	who was surprised leaving,
01:53:18	Yeah, I know. I know, it's got
01:53:22	He's 'specting a baby.
01:53:24	OK, he's not gonna win
01:53:28	...we can find out discreetly enough
01:53:29	whether the Hewetts
01:53:34	I don't think that he would know the
01:53:39	never mind sawing one off.
01:53:42	It's a bit of a stretch.
01:53:45	Not even a speeding ticket.
01:53:47	The coroner says
01:53:50	- Yeah.
01:53:52	So Mrs. Eastby knew the killer,
01:53:55	Well, come on, Mike.
01:53:56	Ninety percent
01:53:58	people open their doors
01:54:00	Yeah, I know, you're right.
01:54:03	- It's just he's got a real motive.
01:54:06	But a motive, as you and I
01:54:10	I'm torn because the Rice murder
01:54:14	but I'd love to pursue it a little more.
01:54:15	But I'm reluctant to fish around
01:54:19	Well, if something develops,
01:54:21	I doubt anything's
01:56:22	Chris.
01:56:33	Nola...
01:56:37	...it wasn't easy.
01:56:40	But when the time came,
01:56:45	You never know who your neighbors are
01:56:50	You can learn to push the guilt
01:56:55	You have to.
01:56:57	Otherwise it overwhelms you.
01:57:00	And what about me?
01:57:02	What about the next-door neighbor?
01:57:05	I had no involvement
01:57:10	Is there no problem about me
01:57:17	The innocent are sometimes slain
01:57:23	You were collateral damage.
01:57:25	So was your own child.
01:57:32	Sophocles said:
01:57:36	"To never have been born
01:57:38	may be the greatest boon of all."
01:57:43	Prepare to pay the price, Chris.
01:57:46	Your actions were clumsy.
01:57:49	Full of holes.
01:57:50	Almost like someone
01:57:57	It would be fitting
01:58:00	and punished.
01:58:03	At least there would be
01:58:07	Some small...
01:58:11	...measure of hope
01:58:16	Chris Wilton killed them.
01:58:20	What?
01:58:23	It's as we speculated
01:58:24	and said was too elaborate,
01:58:27	He killed the next-door neighbor first
01:58:30	and set up the appearance of a robbery.
01:58:32	He waited in the hall.
01:58:33	He knew she'd be back
01:58:35	and he killed her, making it seem like
01:58:38	He planned it all so he could
01:58:40	to strengthen his alibi,
01:58:43	Now, I haven't figured out
01:58:45	and I know it's a lot to ask a jury,
01:58:47	but the correctness of it
01:58:49	and I am going to break this case.
01:58:51	I hate to be the bearer
01:58:53	What?
01:58:54	Not that your dream
01:58:56	What's the bad news?
01:58:57	There was another shooting
01:59:00	A drug addict killed.
01:59:03	What, and he confessed
01:59:06	No, he didn't have to.
01:59:08	The old woman's wedding ring
01:59:12	- No.
01:59:16	- I don't believe it.
01:59:19	Your case looked good, lots of motive.
01:59:22	But his motive
01:59:24	Junkie with a long string
01:59:27	Killed by one of his own, no doubt.
01:59:29	Come on, I'll buy you breakfast.
01:59:31	You can traumatize me
01:59:34	No, wait.
01:59:35	What if Wilton did it, threw the
01:59:41	I don't know.
01:59:44	I'm sure a jury will be interested.
01:59:47	Come on.
01:59:50	I give up.
01:59:51	I knew Wilton didn't do it.
01:59:53	He's another poor schmuck
01:59:56	When you see those pictures
02:00:00	What a world. Am I right?
02:00:03	Careful, careful.
02:00:06	- Oh, chill out, Dad.
02:00:09	Right. Champagne.
02:00:11	- I think he's got your eyes, Chloe.
02:00:13	I think he's got
02:00:16	Mummy, you can't tell anything yet.
02:00:20	- My nephew.
02:00:22	- Oh, look at these flowers.
02:00:25	Actually, speaking of which, didn't you
02:00:28	- You lucky swine.
02:00:31	Let's work on number two. Come on.
02:00:32	Come on, he is a handsome boy.
02:00:36	Yeah, he's gorgeous.
02:00:37	Right, here we are. Eleanor. Please...
02:00:39	- Chloe...
02:00:41	- Thank you, darling. There you are.
02:00:42	- It's all right, you stay there.
02:00:44	Please do.
02:00:46	- What a good idea.
02:00:47	- To Terence Elliot Wilton.
02:00:49	With parents like Chloe and Chris,
02:00:51	this child will be great
02:00:54	- Thank you, Mummy.
02:00:56	Do you know what,
02:00:58	I just hope that he's lucky.
02:00:59	- Oh, lovely.
02:01:01	- He probably will be.
02:01:02	- Mummy, are you sure I'm allowed this?
02:01:04	- Yes, of course you are.
02:01:07	I'd get it down you now, while you can.
02:01:09	Isn't he handsome?
02:01:10	Bet you any money
02:01:14	What are you saying about him?
02:01:16	I was just saying he's got
02:01:18	We were just saying how handsome he is.
02:01:22	I wonder what he's thinking.
02:01:23	Well, you know, they said
02:01:25	- Deep thoughts. Deep thoughts.
02:01:26	- To Terence.
02:01:29	- To Terence.

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