Clapham Junction

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00:00:05 CLAPHAM JUNCTION
00:00:49 30 degrees plus expected today.
00:00:52 In fact we could beat
00:00:55 as the 12th of June this year, when
00:00:59 to 33 degrees today.
00:01:03 of that heat - no respite at all.
00:01:07 minimum 15 degrees, one or two
00:01:13 and that is really really hot.
00:01:17 How long is this gonna last for?
00:01:19 Well, we've got the breakdown on the way
00:02:21 Look to the right.
00:02:24 Look up.
00:02:41 That was very good Danny.
00:02:53 - You're keeping well, are you?
00:02:57 - I must say you're looking well.
00:03:03 - Surviving this heat, heh?
00:03:08 - Pretty scorching innit?
00:03:13 O-K!
00:03:20 The giving of a band,
00:03:24 ...that is ever lasting,
00:03:27 that the contract between
00:03:32 - Will?
00:03:41 ...and a sign of the promise
00:04:17 Bishop can be a bit of a prick
00:04:22 And as for old Wurzel down at Lambeth Palace,
00:04:29 - Would you like a top up, sir?
00:04:32 - How do you stand the strain?
00:04:38 ...but I still believe in
00:04:44 Oh, er, waiter.
00:04:52 So then we go back to
00:04:55 ...with that guy in the truck...
00:04:56 ...and we realise Chris has said
00:05:00 ...decided to make a new start in London.
00:05:14 Er, you see, Robin, the thing is, erm,
00:05:19 - Oh you don't like it.
00:05:22 - You don't, do you?
00:05:25 - No we haven't?!
00:05:28 - Is that an issue anymore?
00:05:31 That's what you have to ask yourself.
00:05:33 - Anyway, this is more than that...
00:05:36 You know what, with
00:05:39 and Ian and, well, everyone.
00:05:45 It's been done.
00:05:47 - It's accepted.
00:05:50 I mean, if you make it
00:05:53 - Gary Glitter?!
00:05:59 then, maybe, maybe.
00:06:01 But the whole sex tourism thing
00:06:04 As it is, it's not for me.
00:06:06 I'm sorry, it just isn't.
00:06:10 Look, I'm so keen to
00:06:14 I mean you know that.
00:06:29 - You're still married?
00:06:33 Well done. I'm seeing
00:06:38 - Are you?
00:06:40 - I wouldn't bother.
00:06:45 Well I leave you then.
00:06:59 He reached grade seven.
00:07:02 Miss Richard says if he carries
00:07:05 - the Royal College of Music.
00:07:08 - He is a good boy.
00:07:12 You know, it makes me weep for joy.
00:07:18 You know, you should
00:07:22 - Well, I'd love to, Dolly.
00:07:25 - So, what you're having then?
00:08:11 Excuse me, sir. The sausages.
00:08:15 - Thank you. That accent, I can't quite...
00:08:37 30 degrees I've got here that says it all.
00:08:41 Nan, I'm back!
00:08:42 Of course that's where
00:08:46 Hello nan!
00:08:51 - Darling.
00:08:56 - Darling.
00:09:30 Hi, me. Yes, I'm gonna be a bit late.
00:09:39 Oh, some mini-crisis or other.
00:09:47 Well, of course I'll try.
00:09:51 I'll be there as soon as I can.
00:11:37 - You look at my arse, innit?
00:11:46 - Was there any calls nan?
00:11:49 - And which one was that, then?
00:11:52 - Oh, yeah?
00:11:56 - Don't start, nan.
00:11:59 - She is a liar, Nan.
00:12:03 - No, she ain't, Nan.
00:12:08 - She is a good girl at heart.
00:12:11 - She IS Terry, she is a good girl.
00:12:16 - D'you want an 'am salad?
00:12:20 - I ain't calling her.
00:12:22 - No she don't, Nan.
00:12:24 There was a time she could've
00:12:27 If anything happens, you won't
00:12:30 D'you want an 'am salad
00:12:33 - Do it for me, darling.
00:12:40 Gavin has taught me how to love.
00:12:46 This is forever, honey. And if it ain't,
00:12:53 So let's all get slaughtered.
00:13:00 Come on, then, gorgeous.
00:13:41 - Skiving off, are you?
00:13:47 I'm paying for all this, you know.
00:13:51 I don't expect it does, sir.
00:13:53 You know it's very, very charming
00:13:58 You really don't have to.
00:14:02 - So, Ludlow.
00:14:08 - Yeah. Bit on the quiet side.
00:14:11 Nice enough.
00:14:22 - Ludlow. Nice castle.
00:14:28 Very nice. I love that part of the world.
00:14:31 - You've never been, have you?
00:14:36 - Help yourself.
00:14:38 It's my wedding.
00:14:49 - It's a beautiful ring.
00:14:54 - He must think the world of you.
00:14:59 - Could have it altered.
00:15:02 You're right there.
00:15:10 - Y'know that's incredible.
00:15:13 This wedding. I never, ever thought
00:15:16 ...two blokes getting married. I mean,
00:15:21 I suppose it is.
00:15:23 Gavin and I have lived together for so long.
00:15:26 Yeah, it is pretty fantastic.
00:15:37 - You're blushing.
00:15:42 No, no, I'd better get back.
00:16:22 Where have you been?
00:16:24 - I had to go to the library.
00:16:29 Darling, use a glass.
00:16:37 You will be allright, won't you?
00:16:38 Of course I will.
00:16:41 Why don't you go and
00:16:44 I don't like the thought of you being by yourself
00:16:48 - Mum, I'll be fine.
00:16:52 - ...and some lovely yummy fresh baguette from.
00:16:56 Oh, I know you are darling.
00:17:05 Must go and put a face on.
00:17:28 - Not going, are you?
00:17:33 - Pity.
00:17:38 I'll tell you what.
00:17:45 I'm living with a mate at the moment,
00:17:46 ...but I'm moving into my own
00:17:50 I mean it's only rented, like,
00:17:53 - I bet.
00:17:55 ...got my own job and then
00:17:59 Brilliant.
00:18:04 So what is this place then?
00:18:06 Pantry.
00:18:07 - What did they use it for?
00:18:12 You're full of it, aren't you?
00:18:16 I just love London. Always knew
00:18:20 - What?
00:18:26 Charlie with the groom, ...
00:18:29 - ...I'll lose my job.
00:18:41 Christ, I'd like to lick the hairs
00:18:46 You just got married.
00:18:55 You going somewhere nice
00:18:57 Eventually.
00:19:00 - What is he do?
00:19:04 - What do you do?
00:19:08 Will you be missed?
00:19:41 - Not here?
00:19:45 - We shouldn't be doing this.
00:20:10 As honest as the day is long, huh?
00:20:19 Don't want to end up lonely, Tel.
00:20:22 No Nan.
00:20:24 I've got you ain't I?
00:20:28 - I'm worried for you.
00:20:32 I do. I worry for you.
00:20:39 Leave it out, Nan.
00:20:42 We all need someone, darling.
00:20:45 Oh, I'll find someone, Nan.
00:20:55 Come here.
00:21:19 - My mobile.
00:21:22 - I want to see you again.
00:21:25 - Call me.
00:21:29 - You will, you know.
00:21:41 Bye then.
00:21:45 You've gotta lovely arse.
00:21:47 And you've gotta lovely husband.
00:22:04 - Where the hell have you been?
00:22:06 I was running out of excuses,
00:22:10 Oh, for christ's sake, give me some.
00:22:14 - Very pure, don't overdue it.
00:22:18 - Where's the ring?
00:22:22 - I know I gave him the right measurements.
00:24:32 A pint please.
00:25:08 - Hot, innit?
00:25:13 - I think you'd gone.
00:25:18 - I'm Alfie, by the way.
00:25:21 - Yeah.
00:25:39 Let me introduce you to...
00:25:42 No, it's OK.
00:25:51 My mun rang just before I left. I told her
00:25:56 - She wouldn't have minded it, would she?
00:26:00 Yeah, mums usually do.
00:26:09 - Nice.
00:26:17 - Pissed all down my trousers.
00:26:23 Still, you won't mind that, will you?
00:27:29 I said it don't go there.
00:27:33 He's a knob.
00:27:34 He kept pushing. And I kept telling him
00:27:38 - A right knob.
00:27:40 - He should get the boot.
00:28:09 - Hello, Rog.
00:28:12 - How are you?
00:28:14 - How are you?
00:28:16 Come on and have a drink.
00:28:20 What can I get you?
00:28:22 - Robin!
00:28:27 You're looking so well, isn't he, Roger?
00:28:30 - Greatful clients sent me a couple of cases of that.
00:28:33 - You shouldn't have.
00:28:38 - And you've put on a little bit of weight.
00:28:41 - See what you think.
00:28:55 Fucking...
00:29:03 See how I trust my lovely
00:29:09 Silly bastard!
00:29:21 - Something about summer, isn't there?
00:29:24 Gets the old sap rising. Ever get the feeling
00:29:29 - That the party is going on without you.
00:29:35 It's all a bit aimless, you know.
00:29:39 Something about the kids going to university.
00:29:43 I feel a bit itchy in the foot department.
00:29:48 Well, I've been playing the field since I
00:29:54 I need women.
00:29:59 Well, you've got one.
00:30:02 It's not the same though, is it?
00:30:24 So what's your name then?
00:30:27 Smithy.
00:30:29 Smithy? I like that.
00:30:34 Yeah?
00:30:37 What's yours then?
00:30:40 Mickey.
00:30:41 Irish, are you?
00:30:44 No.
00:30:50 You said you live around here.
00:30:52 Not far.
00:30:55 - So is this your patch then?
00:31:00 How about you?
00:31:01 No.
00:31:05 I'm from outside London.
00:31:06 Oh, yeah?
00:31:09 And where is that then?
00:31:11 Sussex.
00:31:13 Sussex, hey?
00:31:20 Whereabouts in Sussex?
00:31:26 Nutley.
00:31:31 Nutley?
00:31:43 - That's my mum.
00:31:45 She died.
00:31:47 Few months ago, of a heart attack,...
00:31:50 ...she is out of the blue.
00:31:53 I don't half miss her.
00:31:57 - My mum died not so long ago.
00:32:04 What did she die of?
00:32:06 She got run down.
00:32:08 What?
00:32:10 You mean depressed, like?
00:32:13 No. By a mailvan.
00:32:17 - You're kidding.
00:32:20 They drive like fucking maniacs, those guys.
00:32:23 That's terrible.
00:32:26 - You know what?
00:32:30 She was posting a
00:32:33 Christ, I'm...
00:32:36 Yeah, it makes you think, don't it?
00:32:45 - I envy you. You've got freedom, no ties.
00:32:52 Big-time barrister and a criminal
00:32:58 You're a proper grown up. I live in a
00:33:01 I'm an adolescent at heart.
00:33:04 I still enjoy football,
00:33:07 It was good, wasn't it?
00:33:12 Yeah, yes it was.
00:33:15 Christ, I need a fuck!
00:33:22 Hot, isn't it?
00:33:39 Orphans in the storm, heh?
00:33:44 Yeah.
00:33:59 I like this one.
00:34:03 Can we have it up a bit?
00:34:08 Yeah.
00:34:20 - Such a bloody nightmare.
00:34:23 - He was so late back!
00:34:27 - You just have to put your foot down!
00:34:29 - Bloody council!
00:34:31 - It doesn't matter, really.
00:34:34 - Why are you doing this?
00:34:39 - Is Minty here?
00:34:42 - Oh, no.
00:34:45 - Let me get you a drink.
00:34:48 - No, I haven't!
00:34:56 Roger and Robin are in the garden.
00:34:59 Robin?
00:35:01 Yeah, I'm sure you've met.
00:35:02 He's that old school
00:35:06 - Oh, isn't he the..
00:35:08 That's right.
00:35:10 Yeah, please.
00:35:15 Shut the fuck up!
00:35:22 Won't mind a bit of piss,
00:35:28 How do you like it
00:35:32 Huh?
00:35:33 That's nice, is it?
00:35:36 Huh?
00:35:37 How nice is that?
00:35:48 You pathetic little shit!
00:35:57 How proud would Mummy
00:37:34 - I'm doing Howards End.
00:37:37 - Mrs Willcocks.
00:37:39 I'm afraid I don't know it.
00:37:40 Oh, you must! Vanessa Redgrave
00:37:43 So, it's been done before, then.
00:37:44 Everything's been done before.
00:37:47 - That seem to be the case.
00:37:50 - I think it has.
00:37:52 I think you're right. In the '70s.
00:37:54 - How would you know, you never watch TV.
00:37:58 - Who is doing it?
00:38:01 - Did he now?!
00:38:03 I had a meeting with him this morning
00:38:05 Darling, isn't he?
00:38:07 Top up?
00:38:08 Something's always
00:38:12 It's such an intriguing novel.
00:38:14 Whether or not it's
00:38:16 Isn't it supposed to be the end of Howard,
00:38:19 Or is it just Howard's end?
00:38:21 Anyway, I'm thrilled to bits.
00:40:10 I'm sorry Belinda. I just have to pop
00:40:14 I've bought him the cutest little cap.
00:41:33 Hello, mate.
00:41:36 Where are you off to, then?
00:41:38 Excuse me.
00:41:44 Come here!
00:42:02 - Hello there, mate.
00:42:04 Christ, you look fucked!
00:42:06 Do I?
00:42:08 You could do with a stiff one.
00:42:14 Gotcha!
00:42:17 Beinda and I met at Pilates. I showed her
00:42:20 He is my grandson and we just
00:42:22 - She is lovely, isn't she?
00:42:25 - Are you married?
00:42:26 Oh, how nice!
00:42:29 Have you got a.. what do they call it..
00:42:33 Not at the moment, no.
00:42:35 Oh...
00:42:37 Would you like a Pringle?
00:42:40 Oh, my hubby at last!
00:42:42 Sorry, darling.
00:42:45 You don't know Robin, do you?
00:42:48 No, we don't.
00:42:50 Close your mouth, darling,
00:42:52 Robin and I were at school together.
00:42:54 Pleased to meet you.
00:42:56 God, what was that?
00:42:57 What?
00:42:58 It sounded like a scream or something.
00:43:01 It was probably a fox being fucked.
00:44:07 I've got your pen.
00:44:15 Your Parker ballpoint.
00:44:18 You dropped it in the library
00:44:23 I found it.
00:44:25 And I thought I'd bring it over.
00:44:39 Can't I come in?
00:44:43 Why?
00:44:46 So I can give it to you.
00:44:49 You can give it to me here.
00:44:55 But I'd like to...
00:44:58 What?
00:45:01 ...come in.
00:45:03 You can't.
00:45:06 - Why not?
00:45:11 - Why not?
00:45:16 You're not doing anything.
00:45:19 How do you know?
00:45:20 Look, you give me the pen
00:45:26 - Move.
00:45:29 ...to have a chat.
00:45:31 A chat?
00:45:33 Yes.
00:45:36 I don't want to have a chat.
00:45:38 I don't know you.
00:45:40 - You would if we had a chat.
00:45:44 Move your foot and piss off!
00:45:59 No more games. Just get back
00:46:05 - They are out.
00:46:09 Don't you want your pen?
00:46:22 - What are you so worried about?
00:46:29 You wouldn't.
00:46:33 Don't push it.
00:46:35 I beg you.
00:46:41 Why can't I stay for a minute?
00:46:45 What's wrong with that?
00:46:51 We've always seen
00:46:56 What's the problem?
00:47:04 I'm bored to death over there reading and
00:47:10 I just...
00:47:12 ...thought we could have a chat.
00:47:17 Five minutes, that's all, then
00:47:27 You're doing history, aren't you?
00:47:32 I'm doing history too.
00:47:37 Amongst other things.
00:47:40 Are you at college?
00:47:45 What's your favourite period?
00:47:47 I quite like Hitler.
00:47:50 Not the bloke.
00:47:54 But, you know,
00:47:58 Is that it, then?
00:48:01 What?
00:48:05 Our chat.
00:48:07 We'll probably find a few
00:48:16 You needn't have pushed so hard.
00:48:20 Well, you put your
00:48:28 Do you think I could have
00:48:35 - Ah!
00:48:41 Here we go.
00:48:42 We're married!
00:48:45 We are fucking married!
00:48:49 Keep it down!
00:48:58 Thanks.
00:49:12 Thank you.
00:49:15 Have you had a fire?
00:49:17 Yeah.
00:49:18 What happened?
00:49:20 I had an accident.
00:49:23 I left the toaster on.
00:49:26 You should tell someone.
00:49:29 I told you.
00:49:33 It's a lousy neighbourhood, isn't it?
00:49:37 This side of the street, it is.
00:49:41 I don't like people around here
00:49:43 I wouldn't know,
00:49:47 That's difficult to do, though,
00:49:54 You haven't been here long,
00:49:59 No, I haven't.
00:50:01 I don't know about you
00:50:03 Good night.
00:50:05 It's not that late.
00:50:06 You wanna be home for your
00:50:08 They won't be back for ages.
00:50:10 I wanna turn in.
00:50:12 My foot hurts.
00:50:15 I told you, you shouldn't
00:50:18 I'm Theo by the way.
00:50:20 - Who are you?
00:50:23 Do you think I could have
00:50:26 He is 18 months.
00:50:28 - Yes, you said.
00:50:30 I wasn't so sure about the "Albert"
00:50:33 Good job he wasn't called Ivy.
00:50:35 He does make me laugh. I popped in
00:50:38 ...had to give him the cutest little
00:50:41 - Now, he IS cute.
00:50:44 He is so proud of his willy.
00:50:47 I think it is a stage that boys go through.
00:50:50 And it is surprisingly big,
00:50:53 And he climbed onto my lap and
00:50:58 - It can't be that big then.
00:51:01 And in the end I just couldn't
00:51:03 Mmm, lovely!
00:51:06 Why are you always by yourself?
00:51:09 It's how I like it.
00:51:13 Don't you have any friends?
00:51:16 All the chat...
00:51:20 All the rubbish.
00:51:22 It needn't be like that.
00:51:25 Yeah.
00:51:28 Well...
00:51:29 I've never mugged in.
00:51:36 I've always been ever
00:51:41 By my lot, ...
00:51:43 ...your lot.
00:51:46 Not quite up there.
00:51:50 You get used to it out on a limb, ...
00:51:52 ...not quite up there enough.
00:51:56 We could be friends.
00:52:00 No, we couldn't.
00:52:02 Of course we could.
00:52:05 You're, what, ...
00:52:07 14?
00:52:11 15?
00:52:12 I'm coming up for 30.
00:52:15 We don't have anything in common.
00:52:29 You've seen me before, haven't you?
00:52:32 You live up the road.
00:52:34 I mean, you've noticed me.
00:52:40 You've looked at me, haven't you?
00:52:44 And in the library...
00:52:47 You've looked at me like I've
00:52:51 You'd better go.
00:52:58 Can I have some lager, please?
00:53:00 No.
00:53:03 Go on...
00:53:05 - Mom and Dad let me have a drop sometimes.
00:53:11 You are very quiet tonight, Julian.
00:53:14 Poor bloke's knackered!
00:53:16 I am pretty tired, actually.
00:53:18 - Working late, were you?
00:53:21 Oh, that's no good,
00:53:24 - That's what I tell him.
00:53:27 Exactly! Do you know something, Robin, ...
00:53:28 - I think you should take him in hand.
00:53:32 That's enough. Enough, OK?
00:53:41 I'm sorry, I really am pretty wiped out.
00:53:44 - Darling, would you like us to go?
00:53:48 I'm sorry.
00:53:51 No, please, don't.
00:53:52 We all get a bit scratchty
00:53:56 Another stiff one, eh?
00:54:00 Thank you.
00:54:27 You got a light?
00:54:29 Oh, yes.
00:54:40 Sorry.
00:55:07 Nice, innit? The moon.
00:55:10 Oh yes, yes it is.
00:55:18 - You been here long?
00:55:20 - What, live around here, do you?
00:55:28 Whereabouts then?
00:55:30 - Out west.
00:55:32 Yes.
00:55:38 Very nice.
00:55:40 Yes, it is.
00:55:44 So how did you get in here then,
00:55:47 I drove.
00:55:49 Oh yeah?
00:55:51 - Very inquisitive, aren't you?
00:55:57 No. No.
00:56:05 That's allright then.
00:56:09 It's an Audi.
00:56:14 An Audi, eh? One of them big fuckers or
00:56:20 A4 estate.
00:56:22 You've got a family then?
00:56:24 No.
00:56:29 It makes you wonder doesn't it?
00:56:32 Why that star is next to that one?
00:56:37 That one is next to that?
00:56:40 I suppose it does.
00:56:42 Do you know what I think?
00:56:43 No.
00:56:44 I think it means fuck all!
00:56:59 It's bleeding hot, innit?
00:57:04 Yes, it is.
00:57:12 I wouldn't half like
00:57:15 - Would you?
00:57:17 I love a big motor.
00:57:22 Mickey.
00:57:24 Joe.
00:57:26 Hello, Joe.
00:57:31 What was that?
00:57:33 It was over there.
00:57:35 Joe!
00:57:47 Fuck!
00:58:17 Help me.
00:58:19 Help me.
00:58:31 Alfie, innit?
00:58:40 Help me.
00:58:43 Is this yours, Alfie?
00:58:46 Please, help me.
00:58:50 That's a little diamond, innit?
00:58:53 What's this next to it?
00:58:55 Looks like a sapphire to me.
00:58:58 What do you reckon, Alfie?
00:59:01 Sapphire, is it?
00:59:06 And it's not yours you say.
00:59:11 Get help.
00:59:16 Well, that is nice.
00:59:20 Very nice indeed.
00:59:28 By the middle of 2010, we aim to cut
00:59:31 Darling, we really don't want
00:59:33 ... by at least 20 per cent.
00:59:34 Do we, Robin?
00:59:35 - Julian?
00:59:38 See, darling, no one does.
01:02:03 No, I've always got on with gay men.
01:02:05 I have, really.
01:02:07 They are so funny,
01:02:10 In fact we've got quite a few
01:02:13 I have never counted.
01:02:15 But I have to admit, there is
01:02:18 I do love the idea of strong, protective man,
01:02:22 ...returning home for some vigorous impregnation!
01:02:25 - No dissention there, old chap!
01:02:29 - Does anybody want me to go outside?
01:02:31 But you wouldn't do that
01:02:35 I'm sorry, I don't know
01:02:38 - Well, you know, having it away in bushes.
01:02:42 It does seem rather irresponsible.
01:02:44 It depends, doesn't it?
01:02:45 I'm sure any of us would have it
01:02:50 Hmm?
01:02:52 And, some of them, and I
01:02:56 ...they do tend to push it in your face.
01:02:59 You could say that.
01:03:00 None of this sniffing around in the dark.
01:03:03 - And is it really necessary?
01:03:04 I mean, we accept you now,
01:03:07 - I think you've made your point.
01:03:10 Perhaps we find this acceptance
01:03:15 Perhaps we miss that
01:03:23 What do you think, Julian?
01:03:25 I think we can all do with a little
01:03:28 So I suppose I'd have to agree.
01:03:31 Really?
01:03:33 There's so much for you lot with all that...
01:03:36 ...clubs and things and cottages
01:03:40 Dark room.
01:03:41 Do you go clubbing much?
01:03:43 No, I don't.
01:03:44 No, I don't suppose you do, considering.
01:03:48 Considering what?
01:03:52 That you haven't been too well, have you?
01:03:56 I don't go clubbing any more probably
01:04:00 We're past it.
01:04:02 Anyway, how do we know that this...
01:04:05 ...poor chap outside was...
01:04:07 ...sniffing around as you say.
01:04:12 He could have just been walking.
01:04:15 And we don't even know that he is gay.
01:04:18 In any case...
01:04:20 ...even if he was sniffing around and fucking
01:04:24 He was in the most dreadful,
01:04:29 And no one, no one deserves
01:04:39 Have you seen me at night?
01:04:42 Watching you?
01:04:47 I kneel by the window.
01:04:49 With a fag.
01:04:51 Haven't you noticed?
01:04:57 When your curtains are open...
01:05:01 ...I watch you.
01:05:09 I watch you and I wank.
01:05:16 You watch me...
01:05:20 ...and you wank...
01:05:25 ...with a fag.
01:05:28 Why?
01:05:31 Isn't it obvious?
01:05:34 I mean...
01:05:38 ...why have you got a fag?
01:05:43 I always smoke when I wank.
01:05:51 You're not angry, are you?
01:05:58 It's not funny!
01:05:59 No.
01:06:02 No, I know it's not.
01:06:05 It's OK.
01:06:12 Really.
01:06:14 There's a man opposite us lives in
01:06:18 Here we go.
01:06:19 What do you mean "here we go"?
01:06:22 Young man...
01:06:24 Not unatractive, but something about him.
01:06:29 Simply because he is a quiet type?
01:06:30 - Have you ever spoken to him?
01:06:31 - Well, there we are then.
01:06:34 You have no idea what he is like!
01:06:40 - They do say...
01:06:43 ...that he has been inside...
01:06:46 - ...for interfering with youngsters.
01:06:49 - You smoked the whole pack?
01:06:53 Wouldn't he be on a list or something?
01:06:55 These things aren't foolproof!
01:06:56 Have you ever seen him
01:06:58 Of course I haven't!
01:07:01 I'm far too busy.
01:07:03 People are...
01:07:06 ...they are scared being different.
01:07:10 You are not gonna understand that.
01:07:18 It takes a lot of courage.
01:07:21 But...
01:07:27 ...if you can be what you are...
01:07:31 ...not what you think you should be...
01:07:35 ...you'll be happy enough...
01:07:40 ...and understand yourself...
01:07:43 ...and you can face anything.
01:07:52 If you get sad...
01:07:56 ...your luck goes.
01:08:05 I've seen you.
01:08:11 I've seen you lots.
01:08:16 But it's no good.
01:08:23 You've got to go.
01:08:32 You've...
01:08:36 You've got to go.
01:08:43 Please, go.
01:08:55 Please!
01:10:01 I know for a fact that
01:10:04 Poor chap.
01:10:05 - Petrol bomb, through the window.
01:10:08 - Fortunately he was in so the flat didn't burn down.
01:10:12 I don't know.
01:10:13 Well, it was! And they did it
01:10:17 And they are fucking
01:11:18 - I want to go.
01:11:22 - I want to see how my baby is.
01:11:25 - I don't like leaving him.
01:11:27 I want to go!
01:11:58 I really find your complacency
01:12:00 Just because he is keeping himself to himself
01:12:03 Those stories don't come out of just
01:12:09 Well, imagine if they're true, hm?
01:12:12 What if he started interfering
01:12:18 Sorry.
01:12:19 Hang on.
01:12:25 Sorry.
01:12:27 OK.
01:12:28 Try again.
01:12:30 Slowly.
01:12:33 Slowly. Yeah.
01:12:35 Slowly.
01:12:36 Slowly. Yeah.
01:12:46 Oh yeah!
01:12:58 - You do understand, don't you?
01:13:01 Funny old night with all that nastiness over the road.
01:13:08 - I'd love to see him again.
01:13:11 - How old is he now.
01:13:16 What a lovely evening.
01:13:22 Monkfish cheeks!
01:13:24 You're a card!
01:14:43 Thank you.
01:14:45 Did you see anything?
01:14:48 I'm sorry?
01:14:49 Well you were obviously there
01:14:52 - Where exactly?
01:14:56 I don't know what you are on about.
01:14:57 You did, didn't you?
01:14:59 Excuse me.
01:15:00 Because if you did,
01:15:02 I'm aware of my resonsibilities.
01:15:04 I don't give a toss
01:15:06 You really have been somewhat
01:15:09 But I do care that some poor
01:15:13 It's rather puerile,
01:15:14 If you saw anything that could be remotely
01:15:18 Everything OK?
01:15:20 Yeah, fine, thanks.
01:15:21 Then you have got to tell someone.
01:15:24 Because next time Julian...
01:15:26 ...it could be one of us.
01:15:31 By the way...
01:15:35 ...nice cock.
01:16:12 Theo, darling!
01:16:47 No.
01:16:53 You've gotta go.
01:17:03 This is such a mistake.
01:17:04 First or second.
01:17:06 There'll be a perfectly
01:17:12 Which door?
01:17:14 I don't know.
01:17:14 Which door?
01:17:16 I think this is the wrong floor.
01:17:18 Oh for God's sake!
01:17:22 You're not gonna say anything,
01:17:24 Of course not.
01:17:33 Becaue if you did, that would really
01:17:38 Why would I?
01:17:39 It's what I wanted.
01:17:47 It's what I want.
01:17:54 Who is that?
01:18:20 - Where is he?
01:18:22 - Theo?
01:18:24 What is it? What's wrong?
01:18:27 You are his parents.
01:18:28 - Get out of there.
01:18:29 Tim.
01:18:31 Pleased to meet you.
01:18:32 - Peter.
01:18:33 What the hell are you doing?
01:18:35 - Get out for Christ's sake!
01:18:38 What are you doing here?
01:18:39 What's wrong with you?
01:18:41 If you don't tell me what's going on
01:18:43 The police?
01:18:45 If he has laid one finger on you...
01:18:49 - If you have touched my son!
01:18:52 What do you mean Nat please?
01:18:56 Mum!
01:18:57 Well, have you?
01:18:59 Have you touched him?
01:19:01 - Have you touched him?
01:19:04 Nat!
01:19:05 No I haven't. Why would I touch him?
01:19:10 - You're half naked.
01:19:12 Oh, will you shut up!
01:19:14 Tell me. Theo.
01:19:18 Why are you here?
01:19:20 - To give him this.
01:19:22 I picked it up by mistake this afternoon
01:19:27 How do you know it's his?
01:19:28 Because I've seen him using it.
01:19:34 You mean you see each other in the library.
01:19:36 Sometimes in the history section...
01:19:39 ...I see lots of people. What's the problem?
01:19:41 I told you there'd be an explanation.
01:19:42 Yes, so I thought I'd bring it over.
01:19:43 - At midnight?
01:19:47 Darling, you didn't have to get into his flat
01:19:51 - It's very nice of him, very thoughtful.
01:19:54 Most lads would've nicked it.
01:19:58 So why do you still got it?
01:20:02 - There you go.
01:20:04 Right.
01:20:05 Let's go.
01:20:08 You've been smoking, and alcohol.
01:20:13 - So do you.
01:20:16 Have you been feeding my son
01:20:20 - Feeding him?
01:20:22 - Well, have you?
01:20:24 Well, say something, why don't you?
01:20:26 Let's go home.
01:20:31 I know you've been up to something.
01:20:33 Nothing has happened.
01:20:36 - I can smell it.
01:20:40 - Come on Nat!
01:20:42 Great!
01:20:43 Just great!
01:20:47 Can I put something on then?
01:20:48 If you so much as look at my boy again...
01:20:59 Sorry.
01:21:00 Sorry about all this.
01:21:14 Hate Mob Slays Gay.
01:22:15 Fuck.
01:22:30 I have Mr. Cape on the line.
01:22:32 Cape?
01:22:33 Robin Cape.
01:22:36 Did he say what it was about?
01:22:38 Only that it was very important and he
01:22:51 - Julian.
01:22:52 - Have you called the police yet?
01:22:54 He is dead.
01:22:55 He died in the night.
01:22:57 So unrecognisable that the police said that
01:23:02 I thought you should know.
01:23:54 Hot, innit?
01:23:59 Live around here, do you?
01:24:02 It's not bad I must say.
01:24:04 Nice view.
01:24:06 Fresh air.
01:24:09 So...
01:24:10 - Where do you live then?
01:24:13 You have got a tongue then?
01:24:17 You see all sorts up here.
01:24:18 Walking their dogs...
01:24:20 ...flying their kites...
01:24:21 ...pulling up the nettles.
01:24:24 I saw George Michael up here the other day.
01:24:26 Did you?
01:24:27 Yeah.
01:24:29 He has got a place around here.
01:24:33 What's your name?
01:24:38 Alf.
01:24:40 Alf.
01:24:41 I like that.
01:24:44 Merv.
01:24:47 Pleased to meet you Alfie.
01:24:51 It's very smart, where did you get that?
01:24:54 From an admirer.
01:24:56 Must have thought a lot of you.
01:25:00 Yeah, he did.
01:25:04 I can see why.
01:25:54 Hello, Alfie.
01:26:02 You know something?
01:26:04 I think you're pretty new at this.
01:26:07 I think I'm gonna have to teach you.
01:26:11 Teach me a lesson?
01:26:12 Oh yeah, I'd enjoy that.
01:26:22 Try again.
01:26:47 - Danny?
01:26:51 - If there is ever anything you want to tell me?
01:26:57 If there is anything bothering you?
01:27:00 There's nothing bothering me, miss.
01:27:02 - Or if there is anything on your mind.
01:27:07 - If there is.
01:27:13 Good. Good.
01:27:16 - I'm here to help, you know.
01:27:45 What happened to you?
01:27:48 I walked into a door.
01:27:51 - On the heath.
01:27:58 Sorry.
01:28:04 Did you report it?
01:28:08 What's to report.
01:28:13 He shouldn't be allowed to
01:28:16 The police need to know what's going on.
01:28:25 Does that hurt?
01:28:29 No.
01:28:32 We're not living in the
01:28:36 It's time these
01:28:40 Yeah.
01:28:42 Dead right, Doc.
01:28:44 I mean, all I was doing was
01:28:49 There's nothing wrong in that, is it?
01:28:53 You know where I'm coming from?
01:29:03 Look to the right.
01:29:05 Left.
01:29:08 Who knows doc...
01:29:10 Up.
01:29:12 One day we might bump
01:29:15 Down.
01:29:18 And you wouldn't know
01:29:21 Right.
01:29:25 Left.
01:29:26 You better watch you.
01:29:29 Up.
01:29:30 I'm a married man.
01:29:33 Down.
01:29:35 Oh yeah?
01:29:36 We don't want my husband getting jealous.
01:29:43 Oh no, we wouldn't want that,
01:29:49 If I could just...
01:29:55 What's up?
01:30:10 Hello?
01:30:15 Gav?
01:30:18 Are you allright?
01:30:23 Did you take the ring back
01:30:26 The ring?
01:30:28 Yeah, the ring.
01:30:30 Did you?
01:30:32 Yes, yes of course I did, yes.
01:30:36 You did.
01:30:41 There was no problem or anything?
01:30:43 No.
01:30:45 They said it'll be ready next week, why?
01:30:52 You didn't drop it or lose it,
01:30:59 I wouldn't mind.
01:31:01 I could get another one made, I mean...
01:31:04 ...it wouldn't be a problem.
01:31:06 I told you, I took it into
01:31:10 Gavin, do you want to
01:31:16 Gav?
01:31:18 Gav, what is it?
01:31:22 I'll see you later, OK?
01:31:38 The 24 year old waiter,
01:31:40 ...was found last night on Clapham
01:31:44 He was taken to hospital,
01:31:47 A police spokeswoman said it was one
01:31:51 And one more depressing statistic
01:33:28 English subtitle by pinkfloyd.