Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

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00:03:50 I have sailed the world
00:03:54 From the Dardanelles
00:03:59 But there's no place like London
00:04:03 No, there's no place like London
00:04:07 Mr. Todd?
00:04:10 You are young
00:04:18 You will learn
00:04:37 There's a hole in the world
00:04:39 And the vermin of the world inhabit it
00:04:41 And its morals aren't worth
00:04:43 And it goes by the name of London
00:04:47 At the top of the hole
00:04:49 Making mock of the vermin
00:04:51 Turning beauty into filth and greed
00:04:53 I too have sailed the world
00:04:58 For the cruelty of men
00:05:03 But there's no place like London
00:05:25 Is everything all right, Mr. Todd?
00:05:29 I beg your indulgence, Anthony.
00:05:32 My mind is far from easy.
00:05:36 In these once familiar streets
00:05:41 Shadows?
00:05:44 Ghosts.
00:05:53 There was a barber and his wife
00:05:56 And she was beautiful
00:06:00 A foolish barber and his wife
00:06:04 She was his reason and his life
00:06:07 And she was beautiful
00:06:11 And she was virtuous
00:06:17 And he was
00:06:22 naive
00:06:33 There was another man who saw
00:06:36 that she was beautiful
00:06:40 A pious vulture of the law
00:06:44 Who, with a gesture of his claw
00:06:47 Removed the barber from his plate
00:06:51 Then there was nothing but to wait
00:06:55 And she would fall
00:06:58 So soft, so young
00:07:08 And the lady, sir, did she succumb?
00:07:12 Oh, that was many years ago
00:07:19 I doubt if anyone would know
00:07:32 I'd like to thank you, Anthony.
00:07:34 If you hadn't spotted me,
00:07:39 Will I see you again?
00:07:42 You might find me if you like.
00:07:46 Around Fleet Street, I wouldn't wonder.
00:07:51 Until then, my friend.
00:08:03 There's a hole in the world
00:08:05 And it's filled with people
00:08:07 And the vermin of the world inhabit it
00:09:04 A customer!
00:09:05 Wait! What's your rush?
00:09:07 You gave me such a fright
00:09:09 Half a minute, can't you sit?
00:09:12 All I meant is that I haven't seen
00:09:15 Did you come here for a pie, sir?
00:09:17 Do forgive me
00:09:20 What was that?
00:09:21 But you'd think we had the plague!
00:09:25 No, you don't.
00:09:26 Heaven knows I try, sir!
00:09:28 But there's no one
00:09:31 Right you are, sir
00:09:34 Mind you, I can hardly blame them
00:09:37 These are probably
00:09:41 I know why nobody cares to take them
00:09:44 I should know, I make them
00:09:47 The worst pies in London
00:09:50 Even that's polite
00:09:54 If you doubt it, take a bite
00:09:58 Is that just disgusting?
00:10:03 It's nothing but crusting
00:10:05 Here, drink this, you'll need it
00:10:11 And no wonder
00:10:14 When you get it
00:10:17 Men'd think it was a treat
00:10:20 What are dying in the street
00:10:21 Mrs. Mooney has a pie shop
00:10:23 Does her business
00:10:26 Lately all her neighbors' cats
00:10:29 Have to hand it to her
00:10:32 Popping pussies into pies
00:10:34 Wouldn't do in my shop
00:10:36 Just the thought of it's enough
00:10:39 And I'm telling you
00:10:42 No denying times is hard, sir!
00:10:45 Even harder than
00:10:49 Only lard and nothing more
00:10:53 All greasy and gritty
00:10:55 It looks like it's molting
00:10:57 And tastes like
00:10:59 Well, pity
00:11:01 A woman alone!
00:11:05 With limited wind
00:11:08 And the worst pies in London
00:11:14 Sir
00:11:16 Times is hard
00:11:18 Times is hard
00:11:27 Trust me, dearie, it's gonna take a lot
00:11:32 Come with me.
00:11:48 Isn't this homey, now?
00:11:51 The cheery wallpaper
00:11:53 It was only partly singed when
00:11:56 There you go.
00:12:00 You've a room over the shop here?
00:12:03 Times is so hard,
00:12:05 What, up there? No, I won't go near it.
00:12:10 People think it's haunted.
00:12:13 - Haunted?
00:12:17 And who's to say they're wrong?
00:12:20 You see, years ago,
00:12:24 Something not very nice.
00:12:29 There was a barber and his wife
00:12:33 And he was beautiful
00:12:36 A proper artist with a knife
00:12:40 But they transported him for life
00:12:43 And he was beautiful
00:12:48 Barker, his name was. Benjamin Barker.
00:12:53 What was his crime?
00:12:56 Foolishness.
00:12:58 He had this wife, you see
00:13:01 Pretty little thing, silly little nit
00:13:03 Had her chance
00:13:08 Poor thing
00:13:11 Poor thing
00:13:15 There was this judge, you see
00:13:18 Wanted her like mad
00:13:22 But did she come down from her tower?
00:13:26 Sat up there and sobbed by the hour
00:13:29 Poor fool
00:13:31 But there was worse yet to come
00:13:41 Well, Beadle calls on her all polite
00:13:46 Poor thing
00:13:48 The Judge, he tells her is all contrite
00:13:51 He blames himself
00:13:55 She must come straight
00:13:58 Poor thing, poor thing
00:14:06 Of course, when she goes there
00:14:09 They're having this ball all in masks
00:14:12 There's no one she knows there
00:14:15 She wanders tormented and drinks
00:14:18 The Judge has repented, she thinks
00:14:21 "Oh, where is Judge Turpin?"
00:14:26 He was there all right
00:14:31 She wasn't no match for such craft
00:14:35 And everyone thought it so droll
00:14:38 They figured she had to be daft
00:14:41 So all of them stood there and laughed
00:14:44 Poor soul
00:14:46 Poor thing...
00:14:56 No!
00:15:00 Would no one have mercy on her?
00:15:03 So, it is you,
00:15:06 Benjamin Barker?
00:15:09 Where is Lucy?
00:15:13 Where is my wife?
00:15:15 She poisoned herself.
00:15:17 Arsenic, from the apothecary
00:15:22 Tried to stop her,
00:15:29 And he's got your daughter.
00:15:33 He?
00:15:35 Judge Turpin?
00:15:38 Adopted her. Like his own.
00:15:43 Fifteen years.
00:15:46 I've sweated in a living hell
00:15:51 Fifteen years dreaming I might
00:15:58 Well, I can't say the years have been
00:16:01 No. Not Barker.
00:16:05 That man is dead.
00:16:08 It's Todd now. Sweeney Todd.
00:16:12 And he will have his revenge.
00:16:48 Come in.
00:16:50 Nothing to be afraid of, love.
00:17:39 When they came for the girl, I hid them.
00:17:42 Could've sold them, but I didn't.
00:17:56 Those handles is chased silver,
00:18:01 Silver. Yes.
00:18:13 These are my friends
00:18:18 See how they glisten
00:18:23 See this one shine
00:18:27 How he smiles in the light
00:18:32 My friend
00:18:35 My faithful friend
00:18:42 Speak to me, friend
00:18:47 Whisper, I'll listen
00:18:52 I know, I know
00:18:55 You've been locked
00:19:02 Like me, my friend
00:19:07 Well, I've come home
00:19:11 To find you waiting
00:19:16 Home
00:19:19 And we're together
00:19:24 And we'll do wonders
00:19:30 Won't we?
00:19:33 You there, my friend
00:19:36 - I'm your friend, too, Mr. Todd
00:19:40 - lf you only knew, Mr. Todd
00:19:43 Oh, Mr. Todd
00:19:45 - you're warm in my hand
00:19:48 My friend
00:19:50 - You've come home
00:19:54 Always had a fondness for you, I did
00:19:58 Rest now, my friends
00:20:01 - Never you fear, Mr. Todd
00:20:05 - You can move in here, Mr. Todd
00:20:08 - Splendors you never
00:20:11 - have dreamed all your days
00:20:15 Will be yours
00:20:16 My lucky friends
00:20:19 - I'm your friend and now you're mine
00:20:23 - Don't they shine beautiful?
00:20:28 Silver's good enough for me
00:20:30 - Friends, you shall drip rubies
00:20:37 You'll soon drip precious
00:20:43 rubies
00:20:53 Leave me.
00:21:08 At last, my arm is complete again.
00:22:14 Green finch and linnet bird
00:22:19 How is it you sing?
00:22:23 How can you jubilate
00:22:27 Never taking wing?
00:22:31 Outside the sky waits
00:22:36 Just beyond the bars
00:22:40 How can you remain
00:22:44 Maddened by the stars?
00:22:49 How is it you sing anything?
00:22:54 How is it you sing?
00:23:12 My cage has many rooms
00:23:16 Nothing there sings
00:23:22 Larks never will, you know
00:23:26 Teach me to be more adaptive
00:23:37 Green finch and linnet bird
00:23:41 Teach me how to sing
00:23:45 If I cannot fly
00:23:52 Let me sing
00:24:10 Alms!
00:24:11 Alms for a miserable woman
00:24:18 On a miserable chilly morning
00:24:26 - Thank you, sir!
00:24:30 Could you tell me whose house this is?
00:24:33 That's the great
00:24:36 And the young lady who resides there?
00:24:38 Oh, that's Johanna,
00:24:43 Keeps her snug, he does. All locked up.
00:24:47 So don't you go trespassing there,
00:24:51 or any other young man
00:24:56 Alms!
00:24:58 Alms for a desperate woman
00:25:08 I feel you
00:25:12 Johanna
00:25:16 I feel you
00:25:20 I was half convinced I'd waken
00:25:24 Satisfied enough to dream you
00:25:28 Happily I was mistaken, Johanna
00:25:36 I'll steal you
00:25:40 Johanna!
00:25:44 I'll steal you
00:26:03 Come in, lad. Come in.
00:26:12 You were looking for Hyde Park,
00:26:15 Yes.
00:26:16 It's very large on the map,
00:26:20 Sit down, lad, sit down.
00:26:23 It's embarrassing for a sailor
00:26:32 A sailor?
00:26:35 Yes, sir. The Bountiful, out of Plymouth.
00:26:38 A sailor must know
00:26:43 Must be practiced
00:26:46 Would you say you were practiced, boy?
00:26:48 - Sir?
00:26:53 Such practices.
00:26:58 The geishas of Japan.
00:27:02 The catamites of Greece.
00:27:08 I have them all here. Drawings of them.
00:27:12 Everything you've ever dreamed
00:27:19 Would you like to see?
00:27:22 I think there's been some mistake.
00:27:25 I think not.
00:27:29 You gandered at my ward, Johanna.
00:27:34 - Yes, sir, you gandered.
00:27:39 Your meaning is immaterial.
00:27:42 Mark me.
00:27:44 If I see your face again on this street,
00:27:55 Hyde Park is that way, young sir!
00:27:57 A left and a right and straight on,
00:28:01 Move on, now!
00:28:11 You heard what Judge Turpin said,
00:28:15 Next time, it'll be your pretty little brains
00:28:45 I'll steal you
00:28:49 Johanna
00:28:53 I'll steal you
00:28:57 Do they think that walls can hide you?
00:29:01 Even now, I'm at your window
00:29:05 I am in the dark beside you
00:29:10 Buried sweetly in your yellow hair
00:29:22 I feel you
00:29:25 Johanna
00:29:29 And one day
00:29:33 I'll steal you
00:29:38 Till I'm with you then
00:29:42 Sweetly buried in your yellow hair!
00:30:09 He's here every Thursday.
00:30:14 Best barber in London, they say.
00:30:48 Hang on.
00:31:21 Ladies and gentlemen
00:31:26 Do you wake every morning
00:31:28 To discover your pillow
00:31:31 What ought not to be there?
00:31:33 Well, ladies and gentlemen
00:31:37 You need never again
00:31:39 I will show you a miracle
00:31:43 Gentlemen, you are about
00:31:45 What rose from the dead!
00:31:49 On the top of my head!
00:31:53 'Twas Pirelli's Miracle Elixir
00:31:57 That's what did the trick, sir
00:32:00 Was it quick, sir? Did it in a tick, sir?
00:32:04 Just like an elixir ought to do
00:32:08 How about a bottle, mister?
00:32:15 Does Pirelli's stimulate the growth, sir?
00:32:18 You can have my oath, sir
00:32:22 Rub a minute
00:32:25 Soon you'll have to thin it
00:32:29 Pardon me, ma'am
00:32:31 Are we standing in an open trench?
00:32:33 Must be standing near an open trench!
00:32:34 Pardon me, sir
00:32:35 Buy Pirelli's Miracle Elixir
00:32:38 Anything what's slick, sir
00:32:42 Try Pirelli's
00:32:45 You can have your pick, sir
00:32:49 Want to buy a bottle, missus?
00:32:50 - What is this?
00:32:52 - Smells like piss
00:32:54 - Looks like piss!
00:32:56 - This is piss, piss with ink
00:33:00 Keep it off your boots, sir
00:33:01 Yes, get Pirelli's, use a bottle of it
00:33:04 Flies do, too
00:33:09 I am Adolfo Pirelli
00:33:11 The king of the barbers
00:33:13 E buon giorno, good day!
00:33:17 And I
00:33:19 the so famous Pirelli
00:33:21 Who has-a the nerve-a to say
00:33:24 My elixir is piss
00:33:27 Who says this?
00:33:32 I do.
00:33:36 I am Mr. Sweeney Todd of Fleet Street.
00:33:39 I have opened a bottle of Pirelli's Elixir.
00:33:42 And I say to you that it is nothing
00:33:47 concocted from piss and ink.
00:33:51 Furthermore, Signor,
00:33:56 yet I wager that I can shave a cheek
00:34:01 than any street mountebank.
00:34:08 Do you see these razors?
00:34:11 I lay them against £5.
00:34:14 You are no match, sir.
00:34:17 Either accept my challenge,
00:34:24 You hear this foolish man?
00:34:26 Now, please, you will see
00:34:33 Toby!
00:34:34 Who's for a free shave?
00:34:59 Will Beadle Bamford be the judge?
00:35:01 Glad, as always,
00:35:17 Ready?
00:35:19 Ready!
00:35:21 Ready.
00:35:23 The fastest,
00:35:52 Now, signorini, signori
00:35:55 But first-a
00:35:58 You looking a man who have
00:36:01 Mr. Sweeney, whoever
00:36:03 You'll probably say
00:36:06 Nope!
00:36:07 It was-a the Pope!
00:36:12 To shave-a the face
00:36:17 Require the grace
00:36:22 For if-a you slip
00:36:24 You clip-a the chin
00:36:27 Beyond-a repair
00:36:30 To shave-a the face
00:36:33 Or even a part
00:36:37 Require the heart
00:36:40 Not just-a the flash
00:36:43 It take-a panache
00:36:50 To shave-a the face
00:36:55 To make-a the bristle
00:37:00 This is from early infancy
00:37:06 By God
00:37:12 It take-a the skill
00:37:17 It take-a da will
00:37:23 It take-a the pace
00:37:37 The winner is Todd!
00:37:52 Sir, I bow to a skill
00:37:57 The £5.
00:38:05 May the good Lord smile on you.
00:38:09 Until we meet again.
00:38:12 Come, boy. Come!
00:38:23 Suppose it's just me gentle heart,
00:38:25 but I do hate to see a boy
00:38:28 Congratulations, Mr. Todd.
00:38:31 May I ask you, sir,
00:38:34 He certainly does.
00:38:35 Sweeney Todd's Tonsorial Parlor,
00:38:38 above my Meat Pie Emporium
00:38:44 I thank you, sir.
00:38:47 You are a paragon of integrity.
00:38:49 Well, I try to do my best for
00:38:54 Your establishment
00:38:58 - Yes, sir.
00:39:01 you shall surely see me there
00:39:05 You will be welcome, Beadle Bamford.
00:39:08 And I can guarantee to give you,
00:39:12 the closest shave you will ever know.
00:39:26 Come on, love.
00:40:47 It's not much of a chair, but it'll do.
00:40:49 It was me poor Albert's chair.
00:40:53 after his leg gave out with the gout.
00:40:55 Why doesn't the Beadle come?
00:40:57 "Before the week is out,"
00:41:00 Well, who says the week's out?
00:41:08 Easy now
00:41:12 Don't distress yourself
00:41:17 Keep your thoughts
00:41:21 Wait
00:41:26 Hush, love, hush
00:41:30 Once it bubbles
00:41:34 Watch it close
00:41:38 Wait
00:41:42 I've been thinking flowers
00:41:46 To brighten up the room
00:41:50 Don't you think some flowers
00:41:55 Might relieve the gloom?
00:41:59 Wait
00:42:02 Love, wait
00:42:05 And the Judge? When'll we get to him?
00:42:09 Can't you think of nothing else?
00:42:12 Can't you think of nothing else?
00:42:12 and what happened
00:42:15 Come on.
00:42:17 Slow, love, slow
00:42:21 Now goes quickly
00:42:26 Soon will come
00:42:30 Wait
00:42:34 Don't you know
00:42:38 Half the fun is to plan the plan?
00:42:43 All good things
00:42:47 Wait
00:42:51 Gillyflowers, maybe
00:42:56 I don't know, though
00:43:10 Oh, I'm sorry, excuse me.
00:43:12 - Mrs. Lovett, sir.
00:43:16 Mr. Todd,
00:43:18 Such a sad girl and lonely,
00:43:20 - Slow down, son.
00:43:25 This girl has a guardian
00:43:27 but then, this morning,
00:43:29 Surely a sign
00:43:32 That's her name, Johanna.
00:43:33 And Turpin is her guardian.
00:43:37 Once he goes to court,
00:43:39 release her and beg her
00:43:41 - Oh, this is very romantic.
00:43:45 But I don't know anyone in London,
00:43:47 And I need somewhere safe to bring her
00:43:51 If I could keep her here
00:43:53 I'd be forever in your debt.
00:43:59 - Bring her here, love.
00:44:03 Mr. Todd?
00:44:07 Oh, thank you.
00:44:09 Thank you, ma'am.
00:44:14 Seems like the Fates
00:44:19 What is it? You'll have her back
00:44:23 What about him?
00:44:25 Him?
00:44:26 Oh, well. Let him bring her here.
00:44:29 And then, since you're so hot for a little,
00:44:33 that's the throat to slit, my dear.
00:44:38 Poor little Johanna.
00:44:40 All those years without a scrap
00:44:43 Well, I'll soon see to that.
00:44:55 Hello. What's he doing here?
00:45:00 Keep the boy downstairs.
00:45:14 Signora, is Mr. Todd at home?
00:45:16 Plying his trade upstairs.
00:45:19 Would you look at it now?
00:45:21 You wouldn't mind if I gave it a nice
00:45:24 - Sì, sì, sì. Whatever you want.
00:45:28 Your teeth are strong, I hope.
00:45:32 Close the door.
00:45:38 Sit down. Make yourself comfy.
00:45:48 Come in.
00:45:58 - Mr. Todd.
00:46:03 Call me Davey.
00:46:05 Davey Collin's the name
00:46:10 I'd like me five quid back,
00:46:12 Why?
00:46:14 Because you entered into our little
00:46:18 So that you might remember
00:46:23 I'll be taking half your profits
00:46:25 Share and share alike.
00:46:28 Mr. Benjamin Barker.
00:46:33 Here we are. Tuck in.
00:46:40 I like to see a man
00:46:43 Reminds me of my dear Albert.
00:46:46 Liked to gorge himself
00:46:49 He didn't have
00:46:52 To tell the truth, it gets awful hot.
00:46:59 Yes, this'll do nicely.
00:47:05 You don't remember me, do you?
00:47:08 I was just a little nip
00:47:11 sweeping up hair.
00:47:14 But I remember these.
00:47:17 And how could
00:47:24 I used to sit right here.
00:47:27 Dream of the day
00:47:30 You might say that you was
00:47:46 So, is we got a deal?
00:47:49 Or should I run down the street
00:47:57 What do you say to that, now,
00:48:24 My, my, my. Always work to be done.
00:48:27 Spic and span, that's my motto.
00:48:42 So, how'd you end up
00:48:45 Got me from the workhouse.
00:48:50 Oh, God!
00:48:53 If he's late, he'll blame me!
00:48:54 Wait!
00:49:02 Signor! You got an appointment!
00:49:10 Signor Pirelli's been called away.
00:49:15 No, sir. I should stay here,
00:49:19 He's a great one for the lashings.
00:49:28 So,
00:49:30 - Mrs. Lovett gave you a pie, did she?
00:49:35 That she is.
00:49:42 But if I know a growing boy,
00:49:47 Yes, sir.
00:49:49 Then why don't you wait
00:49:52 - Be another pie in it for you, I'm sure.
00:49:59 Tell you what,
00:50:03 that I said to give you
00:50:07 Thank you, sir!
00:51:17 This is the second time, sir,
00:51:19 you have been brought
00:51:23 Though it is my earnest wish ever
00:51:28 your persistent dedication
00:51:31 is an abomination before God and man.
00:51:35 I therefore sentence you
00:51:38 And may the Lord
00:51:42 Court is adjourned.
00:51:53 Thank you, Your Honor.
00:51:56 - Just the sentence we wanted.
00:51:59 Well, if he didn't do it,
00:52:00 he's surely done
00:52:03 - What man has not?
00:52:09 No matter. Come.
00:52:12 Walk home with me.
00:52:16 I have news for you, my friend.
00:52:19 In order to shield her
00:52:22 I have decided to marry
00:52:26 Sir, happy news indeed.
00:52:28 Strange though,
00:52:30 when I offered myself to her,
00:52:37 Excuse me, my lord
00:52:40 Permission, my lord, to speak?
00:52:42 Forgive me if I suggest, my lord
00:52:45 You're looking less
00:52:47 There's powder upon your vest, my lord
00:52:55 And ladies, my lord, are weak
00:53:00 Stubble, you say?
00:53:05 Perhaps I am
00:53:10 Fret not though, my lord
00:53:12 A barber, my lord, of skill
00:53:15 Thus armed with a shaven face, my lord
00:53:17 Some eau de cologne to grace, my lord
00:53:20 And musk to enhance the chase
00:53:22 You'll dazzle the girl until
00:53:26 Until?
00:53:28 She bows to your every will
00:53:33 Barber?
00:53:36 Take me to him.
00:53:37 His name is Todd, my lord, and he is
00:53:48 You ought to slow down a bit, lad.
00:53:52 They used to give it to us
00:53:54 so as we could sleep.
00:53:55 Not that you'd want
00:53:58 Not with the things
00:54:00 That's nice, dear.
00:54:02 Think I'll just pop in
00:54:04 - You all right, there?
00:54:11 That lad is drinking me
00:54:16 How long till Pirelli gets back?
00:54:19 He won't be back.
00:54:22 Mr. T, you didn't.
00:54:35 You're barking mad.
00:54:40 He recognized me from the old days.
00:54:45 Half me earnings.
00:54:47 Oh, well, it's a different matter then.
00:54:51 For a moment there,
00:54:58 All that blood.
00:55:01 Poor bugger.
00:55:03 Oh, well.
00:55:13 Well, waste not, want not.
00:55:17 So, what are we gonna do
00:55:22 Send him up.
00:55:24 Oh, we don't need to worry about him.
00:55:27 Send him up!
00:55:32 Now, Mr. T,
00:55:36 Besides, I was thinking of hiring the lad
00:55:40 Your poor knees
00:55:44 All right.
00:55:47 Course, we're gonna
00:55:50 Boy drinks like a sailor.
00:55:56 The Judge.
00:56:01 Get out.
00:56:04 Get out!
00:56:22 Mr. Todd?
00:56:24 At your service.
00:56:27 An honor to receive
00:56:31 You know me, sir?
00:56:33 Who in this wide world
00:56:45 These premises
00:56:47 and yet the Beadle tells me
00:56:49 you're the most accomplished
00:56:54 That is gracious of him, sir.
00:56:57 What may I do for you today, sir?
00:57:00 A stylish trimming of the hair?
00:57:03 Soothing skin massage?
00:57:05 Sit, sir. Sit.
00:57:08 You see, sir, a man infatuate with love
00:57:13 So fetch the pomade and pumice stone
00:57:18 A sprinkling perhaps of French cologne
00:57:24 a shave
00:57:28 The closest I ever gave
00:57:36 You're in a merry mood today, Mr. Todd.
00:57:38 'Tis your delight, sir, catching fire
00:57:44 'Tis true, sir, love can still inspire
00:57:46 The blood to pound
00:57:49 - What more
00:57:50 - can man require than love, sir
00:57:53 More than love, sir
00:57:54 - What, sir?
00:57:55 - Yes, women
00:58:29 Now then, my friend
00:58:34 Now to your purpose
00:58:39 Patience, enjoy it
00:58:44 Revenge can't be taken in haste
00:58:48 Make haste, and if we wed
00:58:50 My lord
00:58:54 And who, may it be said
00:58:57 My ward
00:59:01 A pretty little rosebud.
00:59:03 Pretty as her mother?
00:59:06 What? What was that?
00:59:09 Nothing, sir. Nothing. May we proceed?
00:59:15 Pretty women
00:59:17 Fascinating
00:59:22 Dancing
00:59:27 Are a wonder
00:59:30 Pretty women
00:59:35 Sitting in the window or
00:59:40 Standing on the stair
00:59:45 Something in them
00:59:55 Pretty women
00:59:58 Silhouetted
01:00:01 Stay within you
01:00:03 Glancing!
01:00:06 Stay forever
01:00:08 Breathing lightly
01:00:11 Pretty women
01:00:13 - Pretty women
01:00:16 - Blowing out their candles or
01:00:21 - Combing out their hair
01:00:24 Then they leave
01:00:26 - Even when they leave...
01:00:28 leave you and vanish...
01:00:29 ...they still...
01:00:32 ...are there, they're there
01:00:38 - Pretty women
01:00:39 - At their mirrors
01:00:41 - Letter-writing
01:00:42 weather-watching
01:00:43 - How they make a man sing
01:00:48 - Proof of heaven
01:00:51 - As you're living
01:00:53 - Pretty women, sir!
01:00:56 - Pretty women, yes!
01:00:58 - Pretty women, sir
01:01:02 Mr. Todd! I've seen Johanna
01:01:03 and she said
01:01:08 You.
01:01:10 There is indeed a higher power
01:01:14 Johanna elope with you?
01:01:18 I'll make sure that neither you
01:01:19 nor any other man
01:01:23 As for you, barber,
01:01:25 it's all too clear
01:01:27 Service them well
01:01:29 for you'll have none of mine.
01:01:31 - Mr. Todd. You have to help me.
01:01:33 - Mr. Todd, please.
01:01:35 - Mr. Todd!
01:01:43 All this shouting and running about.
01:01:44 - What's happened?
01:01:46 The sailor busted in, I know.
01:01:48 And then I saw them both
01:01:49 I had him!
01:01:51 His throat was bare beneath my hand
01:01:53 - There, there, dear. Calm down.
01:01:56 His throat was there
01:01:58 Easy now. Hush, love, hush
01:02:01 - I'll keep telling you
01:02:04 - What's your rush?
01:02:06 You told me to wait!
01:02:12 There's a hole in the world
01:02:14 And it's filled with people
01:02:16 And the vermin of the world inhabit it
01:02:19 But not for long!
01:02:25 They all deserve to die
01:02:29 Tell you why, Mrs. Lovett
01:02:34 Because in all of
01:02:37 There are two kinds of men
01:02:39 There's the one staying put
01:02:41 And the one with his foot
01:02:44 Look at me, Mrs. Lovett, look at you!
01:02:46 No, we all deserve to die
01:02:51 Even you, Mrs. Lovett
01:02:55 Because the lives of the wicked
01:02:58 For the rest of us, death will be a relief
01:03:00 We all deserve to die
01:03:05 And I'll never see Johanna
01:03:11 No, I'll never hug my girl to me
01:03:17 Finished!
01:03:20 All right! You, sir. How about a shave?
01:03:24 Come and visit
01:03:28 You, sir, too, sir.
01:03:31 I will have vengeance
01:03:35 I will have salvation
01:03:42 Who, sir?
01:03:43 You, sir? No one's in the chair.
01:03:46 Sweeney's waiting! I want you bleeders.
01:03:50 You, sir! Anybody!
01:03:53 Not one man, no, nor ten men
01:03:59 Nor a hundred can assuage me
01:04:05 I will have you
01:04:10 And I will get him back
01:04:13 In the meantime
01:04:17 And my Lucy lies in ashes
01:04:23 And I'll never see my girl again
01:04:30 But the work waits!
01:04:35 I'm alive at last!
01:04:38 And I'm full of joy!
01:04:51 That's all very well,
01:04:58 Hello?
01:05:03 Do you hear me?
01:05:08 Come on.
01:05:10 You great useless thing.
01:05:18 Sit down.
01:05:40 There. Drink it down.
01:05:44 Now, we got a body
01:05:48 Now, what do you intend
01:05:51 Later on when it's dark,
01:05:53 we'll take it to some secret place
01:05:56 Oh, yeah. Course we could do that.
01:06:02 Don't suppose he's got any relatives
01:06:04 that's gonna come poking around
01:06:11 Seems a downright shame
01:06:14 Shame?
01:06:17 Seems an awful waste
01:06:21 Such a nice plump frame
01:06:25 Had, has
01:06:28 Nor it can't be traced
01:06:32 Business needs a lift
01:06:35 Debts to be erased
01:06:39 Think of it as thrift, as a gift
01:06:43 If you get my drift.
01:06:45 Seems an awful waste
01:06:51 I mean, with the price of meat what it is
01:06:54 When you get it, if you get it
01:06:58 Good, you got it
01:06:59 Take, for instance
01:07:03 Business never better
01:07:08 Now a pussy's good for
01:07:12 And I'm sure they can't
01:07:14 Mrs. Lovett, what a charming notion
01:07:16 - And yet appropriate as always
01:07:19 Mrs. Lovett, how I've lived without you
01:07:21 Think about it
01:07:23 - lots of other gentlemen'll...
01:07:24 ...soon be coming for a shave
01:07:25 - Won't they? Think of all them pies!
01:07:28 For what's the sound
01:07:32 What, Mr. Todd, what, Mr. Todd
01:07:35 Those crunching
01:07:38 Yes, Mr. Todd
01:07:41 It's man devouring man, my dear
01:07:45 - And who are we to deny it in here?
01:07:53 These are desperate times, Mrs. Lovett.
01:07:56 And desperate measures are called for.
01:08:00 Here we are, hot out of the oven.
01:08:04 What is that?
01:08:05 It's priest
01:08:08 - Is it really good?
01:08:12 Then again
01:08:15 So it's pretty fresh
01:08:19 Awful lot of fat
01:08:21 Only where it sat
01:08:22 Haven't you got poet
01:08:26 No, you see the trouble with poet is
01:08:31 Try the priest
01:08:42 Lawyer's rather nice.
01:08:44 If it's for a price
01:08:46 Order something else, though, to follow
01:08:51 Anything that's lean?
01:08:52 Well, then, if you're British and loyal
01:08:57 Anyway, it's clean
01:08:59 Though, of course
01:09:02 Is that squire on the fire?
01:09:06 Mercy no, sir, look closer
01:09:09 Looks thicker
01:09:13 No, it has to be grocer
01:09:19 The history of the world, my love
01:09:23 Save a lot of graves
01:09:26 Is those below serving those up above
01:09:30 Everybody shaves
01:09:33 How gratifying for once to know
01:09:36 - That those above
01:09:38 - will serve those down below!
01:09:48 What is that?
01:09:49 It's fop
01:09:52 Or we have some shepherd's pie
01:09:57 And I've just begun
01:09:59 Here's the politician, so oily
01:10:04 Put it on a bun
01:10:06 Well, you never know if it's going to run
01:10:09 Try the friar, fried, it's drier
01:10:13 No, the clergy is really
01:10:16 Then actor
01:10:20 But always arrives overdone
01:10:23 I'll come again
01:10:33 Have charity towards the world, my pet
01:10:36 Yes, yes, I know, my love
01:10:39 We'll take the customers
01:10:43 High-born and low, my love
01:10:46 We'll not discriminate great from small
01:10:49 No, we'll serve anyone
01:10:51 - We'll serve anyone
01:10:53 - And to anyone at all!
01:11:16 So, it's true.
01:11:19 Sir, a gentleman knocks
01:11:23 Indeed he does, but I see no lady.
01:11:29 I told myself the sailor was lying,
01:11:32 that my Johanna would never betray me,
01:11:36 Sir, I will leave this place.
01:11:40 I think that only appropriate
01:11:43 since you no longer find
01:11:50 We shall provide you with new lodgings.
01:11:55 Until this moment I have spared the rod.
01:12:00 But the ungrateful child
01:12:06 When you've learned
01:12:08 perhaps we shall meet again.
01:12:10 Until then
01:12:13 think on your sins.
01:12:23 No!
01:12:28 No, please!
01:12:33 Johanna! Where are you taking her?
01:12:36 You'd kill me, boy? Here I stand!
01:12:41 Johanna!
01:13:49 I feel you
01:13:53 Johanna
01:13:57 I feel you
01:14:02 Do they think that walls can hide you?
01:14:05 Even now, I'm at your window
01:14:09 I am in the dark beside you
01:14:14 Buried sweetly in your yellow hair
01:14:19 Johanna
01:14:31 And are you beautiful and pale
01:14:35 With yellow hair, like her?
01:14:38 I'd want you beautiful and pale
01:14:42 The way I've dreamed you were
01:14:52 And if you're beautiful
01:14:58 I think we shall not meet again
01:15:02 My little dove, my sweet Johanna
01:15:05 I'll steal you, Johanna!
01:15:11 Goodbye, Johanna!
01:15:15 You're gone, and yet you're mine
01:15:18 I'm fine, Johanna
01:15:20 - I'm fine!
01:15:34 Smoke! Smoke! Sign of the devil
01:15:40 Witch! Witch! Smell it, sir
01:15:43 Every night at the vespers bell
01:15:45 Smoke that comes from
01:15:47 City on fire!
01:15:50 City on fire
01:15:54 Mischief! Mischief! Mischief!
01:16:05 And if I never hear your voice
01:16:12 I still have reason to rejoice
01:16:17 Johanna
01:16:23 I feel
01:16:25 And in that darkness when I'm blind
01:16:30 Johanna
01:16:31 It's always morning in my mind
01:16:34 My little lamb, my pet, Johanna
01:16:44 - You stay, Johanna...
01:16:47 ... the way I've dreamed you are
01:16:50 Oh, look, Johanna! A star!
01:16:54 Buried sweetly in your yellow hair
01:16:59 A shooting star!
01:17:06 There, there, somebody, somebody
01:17:10 Smell that air. City on fire!
01:17:14 Quick, sir, run and tell
01:17:17 There it is, there it is, the unholy smell
01:17:19 Tell it to the Beadle and police as well
01:17:21 Help, fiend! City on fire!
01:17:25 City on fire
01:17:28 Mischief. Mischief.
01:17:40 And though I'll think of you, I guess
01:17:47 I think I miss you less and less
01:17:52 - Johanna
01:17:59 And you'd be beautiful and pale
01:18:06 If only angels could prevail
01:18:12 - Johanna
01:18:18 Wake up, Johanna
01:18:22 Another bright red day
01:18:25 We learn, Johanna, to say
01:18:33 Goodbye
01:18:38 I'll steal
01:18:45 you
01:19:27 Ladies and gentlemen
01:19:33 Are your nostrils a-quiver
01:19:35 At that delicate
01:19:38 Yes, they are, I can tell
01:19:40 Well, ladies and gentlemen
01:19:44 Is like nothing
01:19:46 As the gourmets among you
01:19:50 Ladies and gentlemen
01:19:56 Just inside of this door!
01:20:02 There you'll sample
01:20:06 Savory and sweet pies
01:20:10 You who eat pies
01:20:13 Conjure up the treat
01:20:20 - Toby!
01:20:23 - Ale there!
01:20:25 Quick, now!
01:20:28 Nice to see you, dearie
01:20:31 Cor, me bones is weary
01:20:35 Hear the birdies cheeping
01:20:39 Toby! Throw the old woman out!
01:20:42 What's my secret?
01:20:46 Family secret
01:20:50 Things like being
01:20:53 That's what makes the gravy grander!
01:20:56 That's what makes the gravy grander!
01:21:06 Eat them slow and feel the crust
01:21:09 Eat them slow
01:21:13 Eat them slow 'cause that's the lot
01:21:17 Come again tomorrow!
01:21:18 Hold it!
01:21:20 Bless my eyes!
01:21:24 Fresh supplies!
01:21:26 - How about it, dearie?
01:21:28 - Be here in a twinkling!
01:21:30 - Just confirms me theory, Toby!
01:21:32 - and most delectable thing?
01:21:34 Didn't have an inkling, positively eerie
01:21:35 You see, ma'am
01:21:37 Toby! Throw the old woman out!
01:21:47 Still got to keep an eye
01:21:52 Which isn't to say we couldn't get
01:21:55 bring a touch of gentility to the place.
01:21:58 You know, a boar's head or two?
01:22:01 - Mr. T? You listening to me?
01:22:06 - Then what did I just say?
01:22:11 Judge. Always harping
01:22:15 We got a nice
01:22:17 Money coming in regular-like.
01:22:19 And since we're careful
01:22:21 strangers, people who won't be missed,
01:22:27 Mr. Todd, I'm so happy
01:22:29 I could eat you up, I really could
01:22:31 You know what I'd like to do, Mr. Todd?
01:22:35 If the business stays as good
01:22:39 In a year or so?
01:22:43 Of course.
01:22:45 Do you really want to know?
01:22:47 Yes, I do.
01:23:03 By the sea, Mr. Todd
01:23:06 By the sea, Mr. Todd
01:23:09 You and me, Mr. T, we could be alone
01:23:14 - Down by the sea
01:23:18 Wouldn't that be smashing?
01:23:21 Think how snug it'll be
01:23:25 When it's just you and me
01:23:28 In our cozy retreat
01:23:31 We'll have chums over every Friday
01:23:36 Don't you love the weather
01:23:42 We'll grow old together
01:23:46 By the seaside
01:23:55 It'll be so quiet that who'll come by it
01:23:58 except a seagull?
01:24:02 We shouldn't try it
01:24:07 But a seaside wedding could be devised
01:24:11 Me rumpled bedding legitimized
01:24:14 Me eyelids'll flutter, I'll turn into butter
01:24:19 Will you take this woman
01:24:27 You may kiss your bride.
01:24:42 Down by the sea
01:24:48 By the sea
01:24:53 To the seaside
01:25:18 I brought you some breakfast, dear.
01:25:25 Mr. T? Can I ask you a question?
01:25:29 What?
01:25:31 What did your Lucy look like?
01:25:36 Can't really remember, can you?
01:25:40 She had yellow hair.
01:25:44 You gotta leave this all behind,
01:25:48 She's gone.
01:25:52 Life is for the alive, my dear.
01:25:55 We could have a life, us two.
01:25:58 Maybe not like I dreamed.
01:26:01 Maybe not like you remember.
01:26:04 But we could get by.
01:26:15 - Mr. Todd! Mrs. Lovett, ma'am?
01:26:19 - He has her locked in a madhouse.
01:26:23 Fogg's Asylum.
01:26:24 I've circled the place a dozen times.
01:26:29 - I've got him.
01:26:33 We've got her.
01:26:36 Where do you suppose
01:26:38 in London go to obtain their hair?
01:26:41 Bedlam.
01:26:43 - They get it from the lunatics at Bedlam.
01:26:49 We shall set you up
01:26:52 That'll gain you access.
01:26:56 Go, quickly, go!
01:26:59 Fetch the boy.
01:27:00 Don't you think you should
01:27:18 - Toby. Mr. Todd needs you.
01:27:35 Mr. T?
01:27:39 - Do you know where the Old Bailey is?
01:27:43 Take this there.
01:27:47 Go to Old Bailey. Find Judge Turpin.
01:27:50 You put that into his hands.
01:27:53 Yes, sir.
01:27:55 And while I'm out, do you mind
01:27:57 No. You're not to stop,
01:28:00 You're to deliver the letter.
01:28:03 Yes, sir.
01:28:34 Where you been, lad?
01:28:36 We had quite the rush at dinner time.
01:28:41 Mr. Todd sent me on an errand.
01:28:43 And on the way back,
01:28:44 I went by the workhouse,
01:28:47 And I was thinking, but for you,
01:28:52 Or someplace worse.
01:28:54 Seems like the good Lord
01:28:56 Oh, love, I feel quite the same way.
01:28:59 Listen to me, please.
01:29:01 You know there's nothing
01:29:04 Say, if there were someone around,
01:29:08 someone bad?
01:29:10 Only you didn't know it.
01:29:13 What is this?
01:29:19 Nothing's gonna harm you
01:29:27 Nothing's gonna harm you
01:29:32 What do you mean "someone bad"?
01:29:34 Demons are prowling everywhere
01:29:41 I'll send them howling, I don't care
01:29:49 Hush, darling, there's no need for this.
01:29:53 No one's gonna hurt you
01:30:01 Others can desert you
01:30:07 Demons will charm you
01:30:11 For a while, but in time
01:30:17 Nothing can harm you
01:30:21 Not while I'm around
01:30:30 That's nice, dear.
01:30:32 Now, what is all this foolishness?
01:30:38 Little things that
01:30:43 Not to worry, not to worry
01:30:49 I can do it, put me to it
01:30:55 Not to worry, ma'am
01:31:02 Being close and being clever
01:31:08 I don't need to, I won't never
01:31:13 Like some
01:31:19 Now, Toby, dear, haven't we
01:31:23 Here.
01:31:24 How about I give you
01:31:30 and you go get us some toffees?
01:31:35 That's Signor Pirelli's purse!
01:31:36 No, it's not. Just something Mr. T
01:31:39 That proves it! We gotta go, ma'am.
01:31:41 We gotta find the Beadle
01:31:44 Toby. Hush, lad,
01:31:47 You just sit here, nice and quiet,
01:31:54 How could you think
01:31:57 He's been so good to us.
01:32:04 Nothing's gonna harm you
01:32:12 Nothing's gonna harm you, darling
01:32:19 Demons'll charm you with a smile
01:32:25 But in time
01:32:28 Nothing's gonna harm you
01:32:32 Not while I'm around
01:32:42 Funny we should be having
01:32:45 'Cause I was just thinking...
01:32:48 You know how you've always fancied
01:32:50 - to help make the pies?
01:32:54 Well, no time like the present, eh?
01:33:18 I feel bad for you, going up
01:33:22 - Well, that'll be your job now.
01:33:30 Quite a stink, ain't there?
01:33:36 You see those grates?
01:33:37 They go right down to the sewers,
01:33:40 Always a few rats gone home
01:33:43 Now, this'll be the bake oven.
01:33:47 Always be sure
01:33:49 - Door's closed properly.
01:33:54 Pop in the meat. Give it a good grind.
01:34:00 Pops out there.
01:34:04 You try.
01:34:07 Good grind.
01:34:10 Comes out there.
01:34:14 That's my boy.
01:34:15 I'm just gonna pop upstairs,
01:34:18 You mind if I have a pie while I wait?
01:34:21 As many as you like, son.
01:34:36 Yes, sir, I agree.
01:34:38 It would be to our mutual interest
01:34:39 to come to some arrangement
01:34:43 Brunettes.
01:34:46 Redheads.
01:34:50 I keep the blondes in here.
01:34:53 It was yellow hair
01:34:56 Yes.
01:35:28 - That one there has the shade I need.
01:35:39 Smile for the gentleman
01:35:44 Now, where shall I cut?
01:35:48 Not another word, Mr. Fogg,
01:35:53 Now, I leave you
01:36:09 I got him locked in.
01:36:12 - Then he won't escape.
01:36:14 The Judge'll be here soon.
01:36:18 'Scuse me, sir. Gave me a fright.
01:36:21 Not my intention, good madam.
01:36:25 Though I am here on official business.
01:36:29 You see, there's been some complaints
01:36:34 They say at night
01:36:38 Health regulations
01:36:41 naturally being my duty,
01:36:43 I'm afraid I'm gonna have to take a look
01:36:49 at your bakehouse.
01:36:52 Of course, sir.
01:36:54 But first, why don't you come upstairs?
01:36:59 Much as I do appreciate
01:37:02 I really ought to see
01:37:05 I completely understand.
01:37:10 If you'll indulge me, sir,
01:37:18 Me secret, is a touch of ambergris.
01:37:22 Dare I offer you something
01:37:25 for a gentleman of your standing?
01:37:27 The ladies will greatly appreciate it, sir.
01:37:33 You're the expert in these matters.
01:37:37 Only take a moment.
01:37:43 Would you like a bit of bay rum, sir?
01:37:45 Bay rum is very bracing.
01:38:53 Let me out! Please, let me out!
01:39:00 Let me out!
01:39:19 Toby?
01:39:22 Where is he?
01:39:28 Toby, where are you, love?
01:39:35 Toby?
01:39:40 Nothing's gonna harm you
01:39:44 Not while I'm around
01:39:47 Toby?
01:39:50 Where are you hiding?
01:39:54 Toby?
01:39:56 Nothing's gonna harm you, darling
01:40:02 Not while I'm around
01:40:09 Toby?
01:40:12 Mr. Todd!
01:40:16 You wait for him here.
01:40:17 I'll return with a coach
01:40:21 Don't worry. No one'll recognize you.
01:40:26 Safe? So, we run away
01:40:32 I hope so.
01:40:35 I've never had dreams. Only nightmares.
01:40:39 Johanna,
01:40:41 when we're free of this place
01:40:45 No, Anthony. They never go away.
01:40:49 I'll be right back to you.
01:41:28 Beadle! Beadle!
01:41:32 No good hiding, I saw you
01:41:37 Are you in there still, Beadle?
01:41:42 Beadle, dear Beadle?
01:41:47 Beadle deedle deedle
01:41:50 Beadle dumpling...
01:41:59 Who are you?
01:42:05 Evil is here, sir.
01:42:06 The stink of evil, from below, from her!
01:42:11 Beware her, sir.
01:42:17 Don't I know you, mister?
01:42:20 Mr. Todd?
01:42:33 Where is she?
01:42:36 Below, Your Honor. With my neighbor.
01:42:39 Thank heavens
01:42:43 Thank heavens, too,
01:42:49 - She has?
01:42:52 Your lesson was well-learned.
01:42:54 She speaks only of you.
01:43:00 Then she shall have it.
01:43:03 - She'll be here soon, you say?
01:43:07 Excellent, my friend.
01:43:11 How about a shave?
01:43:14 Sit, sir. Sit.
01:43:19 - Oh, pretty women
01:43:25 Johanna, Johanna
01:43:29 Pretty women
01:43:32 Pretty women!
01:43:34 What we do for pretty women!
01:43:37 - Blowing out their candles
01:43:41 - Or combing out their hair
01:43:44 Then they leave
01:43:46 - Even when they leave
01:43:50 - They still are there
01:43:53 - There with you, there
01:43:59 How seldom it is
01:44:02 With fellow tastes in women, at least.
01:44:07 What's that?
01:44:10 The years, no doubt,
01:44:13 But then, I suppose the face of a barber,
01:44:16 the face of a prisoner,
01:44:27 Benjamin Barker.
01:44:29 Benjamin Barker!
01:45:10 Rest now, my friend
01:45:16 Rest now forever
01:45:21 Sleep now the untroubled
01:45:27 Sleep of the angels
01:45:43 Come for a shave, have you, lad?
01:45:46 No, I...
01:45:51 Everyone needs a good shave.
01:46:01 Forget my face.
01:46:07 Die! God in heaven, die!
01:46:24 You.
01:46:35 Why did you scream?
01:46:36 He was clutching onto me dress,
01:46:40 I'll take care of it. Open the door.
01:46:42 Open the door, I said.
01:47:39 "Don't I know you?" she said.
01:47:51 You knew she lived.
01:47:55 I was only thinking of you.
01:48:01 You lied to me.
01:48:03 No, no, not lied at all
01:48:06 - Lucy...
01:48:08 she did, never said that she died
01:48:10 - I've come home again
01:48:12 But it left her weak in the head
01:48:14 All she did for months
01:48:16 Should've been in hospital
01:48:18 Wound up in Bedlam instead
01:48:21 - Better you should think she was dead
01:48:23 Yes, I lied 'cause I love you!
01:48:26 - I'd be twice the wife she was!
01:48:29 - I love you!
01:48:31 Could that thing have
01:48:35 Mrs. Lovett, you're a bloody wonder
01:48:38 And yet appropriate as always
01:48:41 There's little point in dwelling
01:48:42 - Now, come here, my love...
01:48:43 Everything I did, I swear, I thought
01:48:45 - was only for the best
01:48:46 - my love, what's dead Is dead
01:48:50 The history of the world, my pet
01:48:53 Oh, Mr. Todd, oh, Mr. Todd
01:48:56 Is learn forgiveness and try to forget
01:48:59 By the sea, Mr. Todd
01:49:01 By the sea, Mr. Todd
01:49:03 And life is for the alive, my dear
01:49:08 - Just keep living it, really living it!
01:50:00 There was a barber and his wife
01:50:05 And she was beautiful
01:50:12 A foolish barber and his wife
01:50:17 She was his reason and his life
01:50:22 And she was beautiful
01:50:28 And she was virtuous
01:50:34 And he was...