Ned Kelly

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00:02:29 I was the hero of Hughes Creek.
00:02:38 I can still see the glint in me da's eye
00:02:43 his hand on me shoulder.
00:03:01 What did he call me that day?
00:03:12 That's right.
00:03:41 You're a pretty girl.
00:03:46 You're Wild Wright's horse,
00:03:49 I know whose ya are.
00:03:52 I'll look after ya.
00:04:22 Handsome-looking horse you got there,
00:04:32 Ah, great.
00:04:35 You're Ned Kelly, aren't ya?
00:04:39 Get down, Jane.
00:04:43 Fine animal you got there.
00:04:45 - Distinctive, wouldn't you say?
00:04:51 - That's the postmaster's mare.
00:04:53 - He lost her when she bolted into the bushes.
00:04:55 - No, I'm not. I found her this morning, grazing.
00:04:59 - Stolen, me arse!
00:05:01 - Get your hands off me!
00:05:08 Stand, Kelly, or I swear to God,
00:05:12 - I was only going after the horse.
00:05:15 You're just as thick as your bloody father.
00:05:22 Jesus Christ! Now, what are you trying
00:05:25 - Strike an officer, and you'll bloody swing for it!
00:05:30 - No blows struck yet, Constable Hall!
00:05:32 Help him! Help Constable Hall!
00:05:36 - He's such a fuckin' rat!
00:05:39 - Help me, someone!
00:05:44 He tried to shoot me, for Christ's sake!
00:05:52 Is that the best you can do,
00:05:56 Go on. I can take it.
00:06:01 That's enough!
00:06:30 Hello there! Please, can you help me?
00:06:34 Hello! Hello there!
00:06:38 Come on! Come on!
00:06:42 Please, now! Oh, come on!
00:06:49 Christ, it's muddy enough
00:06:53 - So, where'd you go after Beechworth?
00:06:57 Ah, you see Sean Gallagher?
00:07:00 Yeah. I saw him
00:07:03 Hey. I think that's old man Wicks and...
00:07:09 - Sarah.
00:07:11 Oh, we could be in love, boys.
00:07:16 Mr Wicks, good mornin'.
00:07:20 Mr Wicks, I don't know if you remember
00:07:24 - If you could just hold up for one moment...
00:07:28 an old man to share his daughter
00:07:31 So how's me ma?
00:07:34 - What?
00:07:38 Something goes missin',
00:07:40 they come round the middle of the night, tear
00:07:46 - She's had it hard.
00:07:50 - Jump up!
00:07:54 What did I tell ya?
00:07:58 - Thank you very much, sir.
00:08:00 Thank you, Mr Wicks.
00:08:11 Dan!
00:08:17 Ma, there's someone coming.
00:08:27 Oh, God. It's Ned.
00:08:31 Neddy!
00:08:36 Mommy,
00:08:39 - What did you name him, darlin'?
00:08:42 - Well, that's a fine name for a kookaburra, Grace.
00:08:45 Don't even ask. He's a long time gone.
00:08:49 - The stinkin' Proddy.
00:08:52 George the baker.
00:08:55 Well, that's grand, Ma.
00:08:58 Christ! Will you stop messin'?
00:09:00 Give your mother some respect, or I'll give
00:09:04 - And who are you, anyways?
00:09:06 Well, seein' as how the two of you
00:09:08 you can both get off your asses
00:09:11 - You haven't done a minute's work to help your ma, have you?
00:09:14 - Sit down, now.
00:09:17 Wombat. A wombat's a marsupial,
00:09:21 I know, darlin;
00:09:24 Shh. Da-da-da. La-la-la.
00:09:29 Ned, would you like
00:09:32 All right.
00:09:37 Dear Lord, thank you for looking
00:09:41 me sister Grace, me sister Kate
00:09:47 - Thank you, Lord, for our beautiful baby Ellen...
00:09:52 And for this wonderful stew
00:09:54 - Amen.
00:09:56 Amen.
00:10:42 It's not easy for
00:10:45 to walk the straight
00:10:48 but I toed the line...
00:10:51 despite all temptations.
00:10:59 - With me fighting
00:11:09 And after all, I did three years
00:11:13 Wild Wright only got 18 months.
00:11:22 I declare Ned the winner!
00:11:27 Bets are in.
00:11:38 So, are we square?
00:11:41 Course we are, you mad bugger.
00:11:45 Thank Christ for that!
00:11:54 Could it be possible that
00:11:59 That I could actually
00:12:10 Steady.
00:12:15 Excuse me.
00:12:17 - Would you mind coming and holding my horse's thing?
00:12:24 Steady.
00:12:26 Now, what thing are you
00:12:29 Are you gonna help me
00:12:33 I've been riding him pretty hard
00:12:36 Poor thing's been holding on since Saturday.
00:12:41 - Good God.
00:12:44 - Right there. Good. Good.
00:12:48 Keep still.
00:12:52 I'm glad that's not me. Christ.
00:12:57 - Steady.
00:13:02 Okay. All right.
00:13:05 Watch your boots, boys! Whoo!
00:13:09 - It looks like you've done this kind of thing before.
00:13:13 Thank God for that.
00:13:19 My name's Ned Kelly.
00:13:22 - Hello, Ned.
00:13:36 Watch out, lads! Here
00:13:45 The horse is too wild.
00:13:48 A waste of damn money.
00:13:52 What? You can't
00:13:56 - What else can we do? We can't keep it here.
00:14:01 I could break that horse
00:14:09 I've broken horses before. You can ask
00:14:16 We know there's not much point.
00:14:20 The horse is bad.
00:15:34 You know, the Chinese say you should
00:15:38 otherwise you are no better than
00:15:42 What did he say?
00:15:44 What did he say?
00:15:46 He said what a lucky fellow I am to be
00:15:51 Too lucky, if you ask me.
00:16:37 Oh, hello, Kate.
00:16:41 - Fancy seeing you here.
00:16:44 It's not like I'm a regular or anything. A
00:16:50 What would you know
00:16:53 Sleeping and drinking and beatin' up
00:16:57 That's not fair, now.
00:17:01 I get along with everybody.
00:17:15 - Can I buy you a drink?
00:17:20 - I just wanna buy you a drink.
00:17:22 You're startin'
00:17:26 Think you're too good for me?
00:17:30 - Who do you think you are?
00:17:34 - Let go of her arm, you.
00:17:38 Just offering
00:17:41 - She doesn't want one from the likes of you.
00:17:46 No. There's no problem here,
00:17:52 I'm sorry if I upset you...
00:17:58 Right.
00:18:04 Right.
00:18:19 The nerve of the bloody knacker.
00:18:24 Come here and dance
00:18:30 That fella needs taking down
00:18:57 - Ned, the horses are gone.
00:19:19 The biggest thieves and liars
00:19:22 The Victorian police.
00:19:30 Well, I'm telling you something
00:19:32 I'm not gonna let these bloody maggots
00:20:46 To change a horse's brand
00:20:52 You just pluck the little hairs
00:20:57 A "C"or an "O"
00:21:01 "Q"for "Quinn"...
00:21:23 Who's that at this hour
00:21:38 - Dan, is Kate in?
00:21:42 Well, would you mind telling her I'd
00:21:47 No, I won't. She wants nothing
00:21:51 Well, I'd like to hear that
00:21:54 Fitzpatrick, you've already heard that
00:21:58 Will you do yourself a favour.
00:22:01 - You think you're so smart.
00:22:04 - I've a warrant for you.
00:22:07 A Kelly stole them horses. I know it was,
00:22:11 Ned and all.
00:22:13 I don't suppose
00:22:22 There's your warrants.
00:22:35 Oh, hello.
00:22:37 I just came down
00:22:41 I thought I left it
00:22:45 I haven't seen it.
00:22:48 I was sure it was here.
00:22:51 If I find it, I'll be sure to bring it up
00:22:56 - All right then.
00:22:59 - You're from England?
00:23:03 Surrey, actually.
00:23:06 Yeah. Me da was from Tipperary, but I was
00:23:10 I came over when I was 17.
00:23:14 Richard acquired the land
00:23:16 My da had to go to all the trouble of
00:23:20 He got a free fare then.
00:23:24 Yeah.
00:23:37 - How are you tonight?
00:23:42 Drink, boys?
00:23:49 - Steve?
00:23:55 Aye. There's no need for that.
00:24:04 So I'm leaving here tomorrow.
00:24:08 Yes. I know.
00:24:12 So I won't
00:24:17 You sure you don't want to have
00:24:28 No. I... I must have
00:24:35 Well, it was nice
00:25:00 I really should go.
00:25:05 I think you're the most beautiful woman
00:25:11 - You don't have any warrants at all, do you?
00:25:16 I don't believe this.
00:25:20 Come on, Kate.
00:25:27 Now, let's
00:26:11 I've split me head open!
00:26:14 - It's your hand, you bloody idiot.
00:26:17 - Bottom rung on top now, huh?
00:26:20 - Don't, Dan.
00:26:29 Go on! Get!
00:26:33 I'll be back for ya,
00:27:11 Can you believe the brass neck
00:27:14 Trying to be all friendly
00:27:17 Yeah. He seemed sobered up
00:27:19 - See his face?
00:27:25 - Where have you been?
00:27:32 - What's happened?
00:27:35 - What are you talking about?
00:27:38 - A fight? Why?
00:27:41 - What warrants?
00:27:44 - Whether it was or wasn't, there's trouble now either way.
00:27:48 How can you stand there and act like this
00:27:53 we've had with coppers
00:27:58 - What are you thinking, Joe?
00:28:03 just to be safe.
00:28:06 God willing,
00:28:29 What the hell
00:28:35 - Ned Kelly shot me.
00:28:39 Take your rotten hands
00:28:44 - Get off her!
00:28:48 You filthy bastards!
00:28:52 Ned! Ned!
00:29:06 - Ned. Jesus, Ned, they've arrested Ma.
00:29:10 Yeah. They've taken her to the cells,
00:29:13 - Attempted murder?
00:29:17 - I wasn't even there.
00:29:20 Take the word of a drunken liar
00:29:23 Is that right?
00:29:27 I won't take this injustice!
00:29:30 I swear I'll scatter his blood
00:29:32 - Ned! Ned! No!
00:29:35 - No, Ned! Don't make this worse for Ma!
00:29:50 Take the children inside, please.
00:30:01 - What are you doing here?
00:30:05 - What for?
00:30:08 Why?
00:30:10 'Cause he's a bastard liar,
00:30:15 The thing is,
00:30:20 I was here with you.
00:30:23 You could tell the truth, show the
00:30:27 - And then they'd have to release me ma.
00:30:32 I couldn't. Do you realize
00:30:36 Yes.
00:30:42 I can't. I'd be disgraced.
00:30:50 He'd take away my children, and...
00:31:04 It's all right. I understand.
00:31:09 - Ned.
00:31:18 Right.
00:32:16 I made them an offer at the outset:
00:32:19 Charge me
00:32:22 The answer came back:
00:32:26 We'll catch you anyway. "
00:32:46 You see those stretchers?
00:32:49 The bastards ain't plannin'
00:32:56 There's another party down
00:32:59 Four of'em. They've hemmed us in
00:33:04 We'll come back at dawn, hold up
00:33:10 At least then we'll have a chance of
00:33:13 Right.
00:34:24 Drop your arms!
00:34:54 Christ, it's Lonigan, Ned.
00:34:58 You've killed Lonigan.
00:35:13 Do you want marmalade, Ned?
00:35:25 Are you gonna kill me or what?
00:35:32 I'll leave the force first thing tomorrow
00:35:42 Ned.
00:35:49 - Jesus Christ.
00:36:12 Sergeant, you'd better surrender.
00:36:17 You been into the whisky again,
00:36:23 - Get some toast on, Lonigan.
00:36:27 If you don't get off them damn horses.
00:36:56 Oh, Christ!
00:37:10 Give it up, man! It's over!
00:37:14 Will you stop running?
00:37:36 Why didn't you surrender?
00:37:40 I can't breathe!
00:37:43 - No! I can't breathe!
00:37:47 Listen. It's okay.
00:37:53 I can't breathe.
00:37:55 One minute. One minute. One minute.
00:37:58 - It's all right. It's all right.
00:38:06 Why did you have to run?
00:38:11 God damn. Look. No.
00:38:16 - I don't wanna die like this.
00:38:19 I don't wanna... I got a wife
00:38:25 What are they gonna do without me?
00:38:30 - No!
00:38:34 God forgive me!
00:38:59 God forgive me.
00:39:39 I don't know why I took his watch.
00:39:42 It was something to do
00:39:49 Later, I thought
00:39:55 But by then, the papers had me down
00:40:03 so I thought,
00:40:07 I'm damned anyway. "
00:40:22 Is it true what they've been saying
00:40:25 Yeah, it's true.
00:40:28 Oh, God.
00:40:31 It was a fair fight, Ma.
00:40:35 Better them than Ned.
00:40:38 They'll kill him now.
00:40:42 They'll kill him for sure.
00:41:12 Don't shoot, lad.
00:41:15 Come on. Put that away.
00:41:18 Aw.
00:41:22 - You're bloody chirpy for this hour of the morning.
00:41:26 - I've a visitor.
00:41:28 - Mary Hegarty.
00:41:31 - Mm.
00:41:33 I'm not superstitious.
00:41:38 I've never met a man whose lies are worth
00:41:44 - It's €6,000.
00:41:49 My cock alone's
00:41:51 I could do
00:41:53 I'd build a shed out the back,
00:41:56 In fact, I could buy half
00:41:59 - That's very funny, Aaron.
00:42:08 They've recalled parliament.
00:42:12 Passed something called
00:42:18 It means we're listed as outlaws.
00:42:21 We can be shot
00:42:37 They said
00:42:41 Maybe I never had it
00:42:44 But wasn't this about
00:42:49 the ones who gave me food and shelter,
00:42:56 And therefore,
00:43:01 Dan, you see
00:43:07 Around the back there
00:43:10 If anyone's there,
00:44:01 - Can I help you?
00:44:04 - His mates call him Ned.
00:44:09 - I'm sure I've heard that name somewhere bef...
00:44:16 Stay where you are.
00:44:19 What do you think you're doing?
00:44:23 Going to a funeral, eh?
00:44:27 - Ma.
00:44:30 - Fanny Shaw, what are you doing here?
00:44:33 - I can't believe it.
00:44:36 We're robbing the bank. Me and Fanny
00:44:45 Steve. Hello, kiddies.
00:44:52 - You're Ned Kelly.
00:44:55 What are you going
00:44:58 You're coming with us to Faithfulls Creek.
00:45:00 to raise the alarm,
00:45:02 Mr Kelly, we are supposed
00:45:05 As you can see,
00:45:11 Obviously unsuitable for a woman travelling
00:45:16 - Even a blackguard like yourself...
00:45:18 I do apologize
00:45:20 There is no need
00:45:22 The man is wearing a magenta cravat,
00:45:27 I have an outfit
00:45:31 L'eau du Nil silk.
00:45:34 Well, you'd better
00:45:43 Joe, you should follow her, make sure she
00:45:55 - How dare you!
00:46:03 What are these, these skulls?
00:46:07 - I collect them.
00:46:13 So you're Joe Byrne?
00:46:16 The papers say you have the facial features
00:46:20 I'm the handsome one
00:46:23 They also said you married a Spanish housemaid
00:46:28 We were just good friends.
00:46:31 Mm. I suppose
00:46:40 I'm sure there's no harm
00:46:45 No, I don't suppose
00:46:52 Oh, you're a beast...
00:46:55 an absolute beast.
00:47:03 She's taking an awfully long time.
00:47:06 He just fell off the other side
00:47:09 - You'll never guess who I ran into last week.
00:47:11 Danny O'Reilly. He's working on the new
00:47:16 Sure. That's grand.
00:47:20 That's like one kid every year.
00:47:25 Hey, Ned. Look at this.
00:47:29 Mortgages.
00:47:34 - I recognize a couple of the others too.
00:47:37 They're the only records I have of the
00:47:41 No.
00:47:53 So I killed their policeman,
00:47:56 but burning their mortgages... well,
00:48:00 It was like slappin'
00:48:05 So they send in Hare,
00:48:09 late of Cape Town,
00:48:14 And wasn't this the challenge
00:48:17 A feather in your cap.
00:48:21 You don't have a hope of catching me,
00:48:25 Over a hundred men arrested,
00:48:29 while their crops
00:48:40 And guess what. Not one of'em
00:48:45 not one of'em.
00:48:47 They loved mejust the same
00:48:51 Did you really think I was
00:48:59 Two and a half thousand pounds. There's enough
00:49:04 Thomas, you can take what you need for
00:49:07 - Thanks, Ned.
00:49:10 whatever he needs
00:49:13 Have you heard anything
00:49:16 They set a trial at the end of last month.
00:49:22 I'm sorry, Ned.
00:49:30 I say, give me that back.
00:49:33 That blackguard
00:49:36 - They say the Lord helps those who help themselves.
00:49:40 - What?
00:49:45 Have you gone simple all of a sudden?
00:49:50 Listen here, kid. This is the last time
00:50:02 You're not innocent men.
00:50:05 Did you hear that? If we act like common
00:50:23 My mother is rotting away
00:50:27 because of the lies
00:50:33 She's an innocent woman,
00:50:37 My Irish brethren have been
00:50:41 and blacklisted
00:50:45 How do you expect me to behave other
00:50:53 Any one of you here can take a shot
00:50:58 There's me gun.
00:51:03 Any of you feeling brave enough,
00:51:06 No?
00:51:10 That's what I thought.
00:51:15 So if I can beg your patience,
00:51:18 to the Premier of Victoria,
00:51:22 and you here
00:51:24 Joe, take out a pen and paper.
00:51:36 Dear Sir...
00:51:39 Dear Sir...
00:51:42 "Dear Sir...
00:51:44 "I wish to acquaint you
00:51:48 "of the present,
00:51:53 It will pay government
00:51:57 ...justice and liberty.
00:52:00 "...justice and liberty.
00:52:03 "I seek revenge for the evil name
00:52:08 By the light that shines,
00:52:11 My brother and sisters
00:52:15 have to put up with the brutal
00:52:19 - "...big, ugly..."
00:52:23 - "...fat-necked..."
00:52:26 Wombat-headed.
00:52:27 "...wombat-headed,
00:52:30 - Magpie-legged! - Magpie-legged.
00:52:34 Joe, write that down. Magpie-legged.
00:52:36 "...narrow-hipped,
00:52:40 sons of Irish bailiffs..."
00:52:42 Or English landlords better known
00:52:49 This section here you might
00:52:55 I give fair warning to all those
00:52:58 not to attempt
00:53:01 Neglect this
00:53:05 which shall be worse
00:53:08 I do not wish to give this order full force
00:53:12 but I am a widow's son
00:53:16 and my orders
00:53:23 Hey! Look! It's Ned Kelly.
00:53:25 - Look!
00:53:28 It's Ned Kelly and Joe Byrne.
00:53:34 Can I get a kiss then?
00:53:37 Of course you can.
00:53:41 And a ladies' man, eh?
00:53:44 Where will you go, Ned?
00:53:48 The country belongs to us.
00:53:50 And we'll go wherever we like.
00:54:48 I hear you're planning
00:54:54 Well, I'll tell you this, lad.
00:54:56 Lack of cooperation will
00:54:59 to get you out of here
00:55:01 I got nothing to tell you.
00:55:04 I don't need to tell you
00:55:07 You could put it to good use.
00:55:15 You're a friend
00:55:19 You've known each other
00:55:22 served time together,
00:55:26 Aaron,
00:55:29 We don't care about Joe.
00:55:31 If we let this run its course...
00:55:34 he'll be shot down
00:55:36 The only chance
00:55:40 depends on you.
00:55:42 If you'll help me with this...
00:55:46 I'll guarantee his safety.
00:56:12 Ned!
00:56:22 Jesus Christ. Come on.
00:56:32 Let's go.
00:57:14 Sir.
00:58:10 They've poisoned it.
00:58:19 Lying low, living in caves,
00:58:24 Eventually, you can read soils
00:58:42 I've watched gravel fade.
00:58:46 Dust settle into crust.
00:58:51 I've seen drips of water...
00:58:53 turn to stone
00:59:07 I've turned blood red
00:59:32 I've been a bloody rock.
01:01:20 Aaah! Oh!
01:01:25 Sorry.
01:01:27 Wait... Please.
01:01:31 Can you help...
01:01:33 to scrub my back?
01:01:38 I can't reach.
01:01:43 Where's your husband?
01:01:45 Out looking for you,
01:01:52 You took a risk
01:01:57 Well, turn me in so.
01:02:05 - You think God'll forgive us for what we've done, Ned?
01:02:11 I suppose we're
01:02:16 Just thinking of Ma
01:02:26 Where do you think Da is,
01:02:33 No. He wouldn't
01:02:38 He wasn't
01:02:41 He was just a dumb paddy
01:02:45 And that does something
01:02:49 Can't even picture him.
01:02:53 When I was 10 and
01:02:57 for saving that kid
01:03:00 that was the last time
01:03:06 He was proud of me that day.
01:03:13 We gonna be okay, Ned?
01:03:18 Of course we are,
01:03:36 You're just
01:03:40 They'll catch you eventually...
01:03:42 or shoot you down.
01:03:48 Did you know they pardoned
01:03:51 On condition
01:03:53 - He gave himself in.
01:03:56 Then why don't you just leave the county now,
01:04:00 No. I can't.
01:04:03 You know there's more to it
01:04:07 What would it take
01:04:10 Hmm? My husband's best stallion?
01:04:15 - More than that. Much more.
01:04:19 The red one, too,
01:04:22 with you atop of it,
01:04:28 For that you'd save yourself,
01:04:34 And you your children.
01:04:41 Look.
01:04:44 You and me had no business
01:04:48 Wasn't that
01:05:09 Don't make me
01:05:12 I ain't dead yet.
01:05:31 Rebel!
01:05:40 - Kate. It's all right! It's us!
01:05:43 It's Ned. I know. Come here.
01:05:45 - Oh, my God.
01:05:48 You've grown too much.
01:05:54 Rebel, come on.
01:06:03 So...
01:06:05 I saw that rascal Aaron Sherritt
01:06:08 Oh, yeah?
01:06:11 Nothing,
01:06:13 - Hmm.
01:06:17 all friendly like
01:06:19 Then the fella comes back here and starts
01:06:23 Such as?
01:06:26 When did I see you last
01:06:29 that sorta thing.
01:06:31 - Is he a copper, do you think?
01:06:35 Well, it could've
01:06:38 I just thought
01:06:40 Thanks, Maggie.
01:06:56 Hello, Aaron.
01:07:00 Joe?
01:07:03 Ned.
01:07:08 So how's things, Aaron?
01:07:10 Not so bad. Well...
01:07:12 not too bad.
01:07:14 I've been reading
01:07:18 You're a real terror altogether,
01:07:21 We've been meaning
01:07:23 We were wondering if you'd consider
01:07:26 We're heading into Beechworth
01:07:28 A scout? Well, I'm flattered
01:07:33 - You're not interested?
01:07:37 If it was just up to me, I'd be in there
01:07:41 But I've got the missus
01:07:44 - Because between you and me, lads, she's up the spout.
01:07:47 - Ah, sure, that's grand.
01:07:49 Oh, thanks. Thanks.
01:07:53 - How are Dan and Steve?
01:07:57 Say hello to them for me,
01:07:59 We will.
01:08:04 Well, I'd best
01:08:07 Mary will be wondering
01:08:10 Sure. You go on
01:08:13 Ahh.
01:08:15 I will indeed.
01:08:24 Sorry I can't help you out.
01:09:45 Aaron,
01:09:56 Some coppers on horses
01:09:59 but I met up with Tom Lloyd and Bill
01:10:03 - That's good.
01:10:14 That's great, Katie.
01:10:16 Yeah, well, I wish I'd never bloody bothered.
01:10:20 - We are not.
01:10:22 No, we're not, Katie. We're gonna give 'em
01:10:30 There's a certain type of black tribesman...
01:10:33 that bends in the wind...
01:10:36 blends into the background.
01:10:45 Mostly he employs
01:10:47 to destroy other people.
01:10:55 The "Night Dancer, "they call him.
01:11:05 God, when is someone gonna
01:11:10 Who's in?
01:11:12 Ugh. Fold.
01:11:16 - I'm turning in.
01:11:21 - You in or you out?
01:11:25 - You?
01:11:34 What's happening?
01:11:37 Go back to sleep, love.
01:11:40 Here. I call.
01:11:42 Three to the English queen.
01:11:45 It's blessed you are, Nigel.
01:11:49 Aaron!
01:12:13 - Aaron!
01:12:16 Who is it?
01:12:18 Another one of your whores,
01:12:20 Just tell her to get lost,
01:12:42 Lizzie, is that you?
01:12:57 Joe.
01:13:27 Why do you think he did it?
01:13:32 Just for the money?
01:13:37 Maybe he started thinking
01:13:42 instead of
01:14:00 We have received word
01:14:04 has been shot dead
01:14:06 over near Beechworth.
01:14:08 We will entrain immediately
01:14:11 From there, you'll be
01:14:14 and will fan out
01:14:16 encircling
01:14:18 Stay close
01:14:20 for your orders of march.
01:14:23 I would remind you all...
01:14:26 the men we are hunting
01:14:29 kidnapped
01:14:32 but have murdered
01:14:37 They have outrun us before,
01:14:39 Do not allow them
01:14:43 Don't you worry, sir.
01:14:45 We'll blow 'em all
01:14:48 These are not animals, Constable.
01:14:53 These are men who have been glorified
01:14:57 a movement that threatens the stability
01:15:00 Underestimate them, and it will be you
01:15:26 They say the trouble with the Irish...
01:15:28 is that they rely
01:15:30 and not enough on gunpowder.
01:15:32 Whereas the English
01:15:35 but had plenty of the other.
01:15:42 Now we had both.
01:15:48 - I suppose you're the Great Orlando.
01:15:51 Well, I'm the Great Ned Kelly,
01:15:55 We'd like to join your circus.
01:15:57 Ohh.
01:16:15 Mm.
01:16:27 That's right. You're not
01:16:31 I've got a lion and some ponies back down
01:16:35 If you're here to rob the train,
01:16:37 We're not here
01:17:22 Joe, get this lot inside.
01:17:39 This good-looking fella
01:17:43 These are my friends:
01:17:45 Joe Byrne
01:17:47 and Steve Hart
01:17:55 And I'm Ned.
01:17:59 We're all Irish boys
01:18:05 Had war declared on us...
01:18:09 by Victoria,
01:18:15 By the crown.
01:18:17 And by the London Times even.
01:18:27 The reward on our heads is
01:18:31 It's up to €8,000.
01:18:33 It's a lot of money.
01:18:39 We're the only four lads
01:18:44 the entire empire, in fact...
01:18:48 that any one of you fine citizens
01:18:52 no questions asked.
01:18:57 No, it's true.
01:19:08 That's right.
01:19:19 So our plans were set.
01:19:25 One. The traitor,
01:19:29 dead, as arranged.
01:19:34 Two.
01:19:36 The police special from Benalla
01:19:40 The line torn up
01:19:47 Three. Superintendent Hare,
01:19:50 easily worth
01:19:53 And four. The townspeople
01:19:57 drinks on us, as arranged.
01:20:04 - Here you go.
01:20:10 - Ohh!
01:20:14 Now, cheer up there,
01:20:16 You're witness to history.
01:20:18 How many schoolteachers
01:20:36 Come on, Hare.
01:21:11 Were you sleeping?
01:21:21 You thinking of using that?
01:21:25 I'm mulling it over.
01:21:29 Right.
01:21:32 You don't remember me,
01:21:36 You were just a boy then.
01:21:40 You were riding a Palomino mare
01:21:53 Jane. Yeah.
01:21:55 Yeah.
01:21:59 Seems like a long time ago,
01:22:06 A lifetime.
01:22:32 Where's the other fella?
01:22:45 Where's Curnow?
01:22:50 Ned, Curnow's gone!
01:22:55 Come on!
01:23:03 Quickly!
01:23:05 Get those horses off!
01:23:27 Knights in shining armour.
01:23:40 - Curnow stopped the train.
01:23:43 - What does this mean?
01:23:47 You mean we didn't
01:23:50 Not a soul.
01:23:55 There'll be a hundred
01:24:11 You okay, Dan?
01:24:16 Yeah, I'm okay, Ned.
01:24:23 Steve?
01:24:25 Short life,
01:24:31 - Joe?
01:24:38 Well, that's that then.
01:24:41 All right.
01:24:44 We're getting you
01:25:24 Hold your fire!
01:25:27 We've got women
01:25:50 It's a trick!
01:26:00 Stop your fire!
01:26:05 Hold your fire!
01:26:08 Cease fire!
01:26:09 Get down on the floor!
01:26:14 Keep your heads down!
01:26:18 They fired at us!
01:26:20 Keep as low as you can,
01:26:22 All right.
01:26:25 Hit the lights.
01:26:41 Fire!
01:27:26 They have armour
01:27:28 Aim for their arms
01:27:41 - Ohhh! Ahhh.
01:27:43 - They've shot Hare!
01:27:46 Get back inside.
01:27:58 Oh! Dan,
01:28:02 I got the bastard
01:28:05 Give me that anyways. Rifle!
01:28:10 Bullets. Come on.
01:28:36 Aw. The monkey's been shot!
01:28:39 Poor little bugger!
01:28:44 Ah, dear God.
01:28:47 Oh! Shit.
01:28:55 Somebody help me,
01:28:57 Keep low! Get around
01:29:13 Can you find me something
01:29:17 Get down!
01:29:19 To hell with all you bastards!
01:29:55 Ned! Where the hell
01:29:59 Get this lot around the back.
01:30:28 Ned?
01:30:33 Now's your chance. Quickly!
01:30:35 Out that back door there!
01:30:44 Aaah!
01:30:45 Ohhh!
01:31:06 Hands up, the lot of you,
01:31:10 Don't shoot!
01:31:16 I got him!
01:31:19 No, you bloody well haven't.
01:31:34 Jesus Christ, lads.
01:31:38 I think I need a drink.
01:32:45 What I best recall is riding alone...
01:32:51 with the sun behind me...
01:32:53 seeing me own shadow
01:32:56 against the roadside weeds
01:33:00 and leaving me
01:33:04 galloping to chase it...
01:33:09 Like a centaur
01:34:04 Well done, Ned.
01:34:12 I wore it seriously...
01:34:15 me hero sash
01:34:23 Proof that
01:35:12 I'm out of rounds.
01:35:15 Do you have any left?
01:35:25 Only two.
01:35:30 I guess that's
01:35:34 We never stood a chance, did we?
01:36:11 No.
01:36:17 Steve.
01:36:20 No.
01:38:02 It's Ned Kelly.
01:39:34 Do you mind if I have this?
01:39:52 Hey! Look! It's Ned Kelly!
01:39:56 Ned!
01:40:09 Such is life.
01:40:11 Despite petitions for a pardon that bore
01:40:16 Ned Kelly was hanged
01:40:23 He was 25 years old.