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00:01:22 Lord Thomas.
00:01:26 Lord Henry.
00:01:28 Lord Ambrose.
00:01:32 Lord Robert.
00:01:36 Lord Walter.
00:01:41 You'd better not let me down,
00:01:43 -l've got 20 guineas riding on you.
00:01:52 Come on, ladies.
00:01:58 Gentlemen, twice around the course,
00:02:05 Three, two,
00:02:09 one!
00:02:10 -Come on, Mr. Grey!
00:02:12 -Come on, Mr. Grey!
00:02:15 Come on, Mr. Grey!
00:02:17 Come on, Mr. Grey.
00:02:20 -Come on, Mr. Grey!
00:02:37 l trust Your Grace still finds Georgiana
00:02:40 Of course, Lady Spencer.
00:02:42 She's an accomplished lady of quality
00:02:46 She's fluent in French, ltalian, Latin
00:02:49 and fully versed in horsemanship
00:02:52 Yes, l'm aware of all that.
00:02:58 l can't think of anything
00:03:00 of a singularly happy marriage.
00:03:02 These are not the issues
00:03:05 lt is His Grace's duty to produce an heir.
00:03:09 On the other hand,
00:03:10 a handsome reward when that occurs.
00:03:13 -Thank you, Heaton.
00:03:17 Your Grace may rest assured.
00:03:19 The women in our family
00:03:24 Well, with that assurance...
00:03:36 So be it, then.
00:03:40 Come on, Mr. Grey!
00:03:49 l do apologize, ladies,
00:03:55 Beat me again, Charles.
00:03:59 -Well done, Mr. Grey.
00:04:03 -So how much do we owe you?
00:04:06 -Twenty, 40.
00:04:15 And what do you suggest?
00:04:17 Your mother wishes to see you,
00:04:32 Thank you.
00:04:50 l must apologize, Mama.
00:04:53 Not at all, my darling.
00:04:54 We have more important things
00:05:06 -l have heard a rumor.
00:05:11 That l will soon be addressing
00:05:13 as Her Grace,
00:05:17 -ls it true, Mama?
00:05:22 The Duke of Devonshire?
00:05:29 l had hoped not to part with you
00:05:32 but, with such a fine match,
00:05:33 it would be selfish of me
00:05:36 -He loves me?
00:05:38 l have only met him twice.
00:05:40 When one truly loves someone,
00:05:41 one doesn't have to know them well
00:05:44 One feels it right away.
00:05:48 -l do believe you will be happy with him.
00:07:31 -Come on!
00:07:33 Your Grace! Your Grace!
00:07:43 -There she is!
00:07:45 What do they want?
00:07:47 To see me and my new wife, of course.
00:07:52 lt can be a nuisance,
00:08:52 Welcome, Your Grace.
00:09:10 Come, boys. Come on.
00:09:13 Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
00:09:18 lt's all right. Yes, yes. This way.
00:09:23 Hugo. Come, boy. Come.
00:10:01 Scissors. You may go.
00:10:37 For the life of me,
00:10:41 why women's clothes
00:10:46 lt's just our way
00:10:53 Whatever do you mean?
00:10:56 Well, you have so many ways
00:10:59 whereas we must make do
00:11:38 Would you go to the bed?
00:12:45 One has to accept one's responsibility.
00:12:48 Certain obligations come with marriage,
00:12:49 no matter how burdensome
00:12:51 Yes, but when we are together...
00:12:56 But when we are together, intimately,
00:13:00 l know. lt can be a bother.
00:13:02 However, it is only
00:13:05 Then the occasions will become fewer
00:13:10 l think it might feel different
00:13:11 if he would talk to me
00:13:14 l mean, it's not that he's unkind,
00:13:19 l thought that he would be like Papa,
00:13:20 that under his cool reserve
00:13:22 there'd be a wealth of depth
00:13:25 but he isn't interested in anything,
00:13:30 Try not to be too hard on His Grace, G.
00:13:32 He's merely intent on fulfilling his duty.
00:13:36 And as for talking to him,
00:13:40 No, you're quite right.
00:13:43 How foolish of me to think
00:13:45 with my husband.
00:13:47 Georgiana, equip yourself with patience,
00:13:51 A boy will come soon enough,
00:14:02 But we, the Whig Party, simply see this
00:14:09 Just to bring independence to America.
00:14:16 And sensible to bring freedom
00:14:20 so the blessings of this blessed plot,
00:14:25 may be more equally enjoyed
00:14:37 l would like to propose a toast
00:14:41 His Grace the Duke
00:14:46 Please be upstanding.
00:14:52 -The Duke and Duchess!
00:15:08 Excellent speech, Mr. Fox.
00:15:09 l thank you. lt is always easier
00:15:13 particularly when those friends
00:15:17 And how did the Duchess find
00:15:21 l must confess, l am not yet at ease
00:15:24 Their very form tends to obstruct
00:15:27 if such there be.
00:15:30 ln which particular section
00:15:32 did the message elude Your Grace?
00:15:36 Well, l have great sympathy
00:15:39 but l fail to fully comprehend
00:15:44 are fully committed
00:15:47 -We intend to extend the vote.
00:15:50 Heavens, no. But certainly to more men.
00:15:55 -''Freedom in moderation''?
00:15:59 l'm sure you are
00:16:01 but l dare say
00:16:04 if l had it, of course,
00:16:09 One is either free or one is not.
00:16:13 After all,
00:16:15 or moderately loved or moderately free.
00:16:20 lt must always remain
00:16:26 l think it appropriate to say a few words.
00:16:29 When...
00:16:55 Could you check the chamber
00:16:56 -and see if you can find...
00:16:57 ...different kinds of French lace?
00:17:02 -ls anything the matter?
00:17:08 -You just left.
00:17:11 and those damn speeches
00:17:14 l think we have to ban them
00:17:16 But you are the Whigs' main supporter.
00:17:20 Yes. Well,
00:17:23 lt's just the rhetoric l can't stand.
00:17:28 -Shall l come with you?
00:17:57 The Duke is perfectly well.
00:18:01 Do sit down, gentlemen.
00:18:10 Was it the length of the speech
00:18:14 Certainly not.
00:18:17 He enjoyed it immensely
00:18:18 and expressed a hope
00:18:23 -Your Grace.
00:18:54 -What's going on?
00:18:59 -l don't understand.
00:19:11 You look very beautiful tonight.
00:19:19 Yes, it is. Thank you.
00:19:28 Then l think you should allow
00:19:31 in a little more detail.
00:19:35 Come here.
00:20:07 -Yes, send them in.
00:20:13 Don't you think
00:20:17 -No. Not really, no.
00:20:30 G, this is Charlotte,
00:20:40 Why?
00:20:53 Because her mother is dead,
00:21:02 Have you fathered that child?
00:21:05 lt's... lt's only a little girl, G.
00:21:12 -Are you expecting me to look after her?
00:21:17 She needn't bother you.
00:21:19 You can practice your mothering skills,
00:21:24 until our son arrives.
00:21:30 No, this doesn't taste
00:21:32 l'm sure there is something the matter
00:21:40 Does it taste like normal mutton?
00:21:43 Does it taste like normal mutton?
00:21:49 Think it tastes like normal mutton,
00:21:52 Who's a fussy mutton dog?
00:22:07 Does your doll have a name?
00:22:14 l bet you
00:22:20 You'll have to think of a name
00:22:24 Do you think
00:22:29 l...
00:22:31 -Would you leave us, please?
00:22:46 Hello, Charlotte.
00:22:54 My name is Georgiana.
00:23:19 -Good evening.
00:23:25 Good evening, ladies.
00:23:31 An inch more and l do believe
00:23:34 Sheridan always knows
00:23:37 Still a few more weeks to wait.
00:23:39 A huge belly has never been
00:23:42 Well, Fox, here, offers an expert opinion
00:23:46 every time he passes a mirror.
00:23:48 lf your belly were on a woman, well,
00:23:51 My dear Sheridan,
00:23:55 Now what do you think?
00:23:57 That will teach you to insult Mr. Fox
00:24:05 lt's very good.
00:24:14 No more bets, please.
00:24:23 Seven.
00:24:26 Her Grace wins again.
00:24:30 Another wager?
00:24:33 -Are you all right, Your Grace?
00:24:42 Are those labor pains?
00:24:46 Come along.
00:24:47 l think this calls for a toast.
00:24:49 l may have an heir
00:24:54 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:24:57 The sixth Duke of Devonshire!
00:25:26 -Your Grace.
00:25:27 -Your Grace.
00:25:30 But, pray tell me, is my daughter...
00:25:32 ls your daughter at all able
00:25:36 Take heart, Your Grace.
00:25:38 As long as the mother is in good health,
00:25:39 consider this mishap a draft,
00:25:42 a promise of what is soon to come.
00:25:44 -ln our family, we...
00:25:47 in your family.
00:25:52 Your Grace.
00:25:57 Can you see the light? Can you see it?
00:26:08 -Darling, how are you?
00:26:12 -ls she strong and healthy?
00:26:23 -Did William receive you?
00:26:27 ls he upset that she's not a son?
00:26:32 He just glanced at her and then left.
00:26:35 lt's been a difficult time for His Grace,
00:26:38 Many eyes are upon him
00:26:44 She is the loveliest.
00:26:49 -Nurse?
00:26:51 -Are you sure, darling?
00:26:58 l am her mother, after all,
00:27:05 There.
00:27:08 Hell and damnation!
00:27:51 lt is always a pleasure
00:27:53 when one is on holiday
00:27:57 And so without further ado,
00:27:59 it is a great honor to hand over
00:28:04 When she arrives,
00:28:07 When absent, she is the subject
00:28:11 And what we see her wearing tonight,
00:28:13 l look forward to seeing
00:28:17 The empress of fashion herself,
00:28:31 We come away to Bath
00:28:34 and all of London
00:28:38 Somebody did indeed ask me
00:28:40 what kind of feather it is
00:28:43 Well, there are only two specimens
00:28:47 One of them has clearly ended up
00:28:51 And the other, rumor has it,
00:29:20 Bess Foster.
00:29:32 Excuse me.
00:30:09 -l don't believe we've been introduced.
00:30:15 -l saw you talking with my husband.
00:30:21 That's not usually considered his forte.
00:30:27 l'm ill at ease with male company
00:30:34 Thank you.
00:30:36 So what brings you to Bath?
00:30:41 My husband, Mr. Foster,
00:30:45 and l wanted some diversion. And you?
00:30:51 The Duke is taking the waters
00:30:55 -And l for my health.
00:30:58 l heard you were here
00:31:02 l beg your pardon,
00:31:06 lt was the truth, at least.
00:31:08 Trust me to say something silly.
00:31:11 Then perhaps you should
00:31:14 You have much in common.
00:31:28 Home, l think, Georgiana.
00:31:39 -Where are you staying?
00:31:44 -We must meet again.
00:32:03 Harryo. Come here. Come here.
00:32:07 -Mama.
00:32:11 Are you sore? Was that sore?
00:32:17 l think you shall live.
00:32:19 Right. First to the bridge on my count.
00:32:23 Come on, Harryo.
00:32:24 -No, l'm gonna catch her!
00:32:28 Up and down. Up and down.
00:32:32 lt's too far to fall now.
00:32:34 -Hello again.
00:32:38 -Thank you. Do you have any children?
00:32:44 Three boys.
00:32:46 What the Duke wouldn't give
00:32:50 -She is least like you, your eldest.
00:33:01 My husband's daughter was born
00:33:05 Her mother was a maid.
00:33:09 -l'm sorry. Have l spoken out of turn?
00:33:12 lt's the worst-kept secret in London.
00:33:15 And you love her?
00:33:17 Of course l do.
00:33:24 Come and meet them.
00:33:26 Girls. Come and meet my new friend,
00:33:37 -Your Grace.
00:33:42 lt's the sulfur
00:33:44 -And you really have to drink it?
00:33:50 Do you have any reason to believe
00:33:54 No. Except miscarriages.
00:34:00 Two stillbirths, both sons.
00:34:05 But two healthy girls.
00:34:17 Everybody is staring at you.
00:34:24 What's that on your neck? Bess?
00:34:31 lt's not illegal for a man
00:34:34 unless the stick is thicker
00:34:37 Mr. Foster? But he can't have done that!
00:34:41 Well, considering what else
00:34:44 What could possibly be worse?
00:34:45 He's taken my children.
00:34:55 -And what do you propose to do?
00:35:02 The law supports Mr. Foster.
00:35:06 ln the meantime, where shall you stay?
00:35:09 Continue lodging,
00:35:16 Well, there, at least, l think l can help.
00:35:26 William? We leave tomorrow.
00:35:32 And Lady Elizabeth doesn't have
00:35:36 for some time.
00:35:38 -She hardly ever visits London at all.
00:35:46 You see,
00:35:52 Problem there.
00:35:56 Well, why doesn't she stay with us?
00:36:03 Thank you.
00:36:10 -This is incredible.
00:36:13 Bolton Abbey, Chiswick, Burlington
00:36:18 -Of course.
00:36:21 But this is more like home.
00:36:28 l'm so glad you're here.
00:36:31 l've arranged a wonderful start
00:36:38 May all the plagues of marriage
00:36:42 if ever l try to be friends
00:36:47 So much the better.
00:36:52 No, no, madam.
00:36:57 And l, l was a madman to marry you.
00:37:01 And l'm sure l was a fool to marry you,
00:37:06 an old dangling bachelor
00:37:12 who was single at 50
00:37:14 only because he never could meet
00:37:40 Bess, may l introduce Mr. Fox,
00:37:44 -Mr. Fox, Lady Elizabeth Foster.
00:37:47 -My protege, Charles Grey.
00:37:52 -Mr. Grey.
00:37:53 He's our newest bright young man.
00:37:56 Scarcely out of Cambridge
00:38:01 -l always felt you'd do well.
00:38:04 -Mr. Fox.
00:38:07 -Did you enjoy the play?
00:38:15 l hope that you've not lost
00:38:17 -since entering politics.
00:38:20 Then l'm sure you realize
00:38:21 -was written as a comedy.
00:38:25 Although, from where l sat,
00:38:29 Your Grace! How we have missed you.
00:38:33 ln your absence,
00:38:34 London has been reduced
00:38:37 And this, of course,
00:38:40 May l present
00:38:42 l do not mean to be rude,
00:38:43 but l've an entire cast
00:38:45 l shall return you in a moment. Promise.
00:38:51 -Mr. Fox?
00:38:52 A word.
00:38:53 Well, wherever do l glean
00:38:58 -Were we fair on the Duke?
00:39:01 My original title was The Bad Marriage.
00:39:08 ls it always like this?
00:39:10 Well, as they say,
00:39:12 the Duke of Devonshire
00:39:14 not in love with his wife.
00:39:18 -Her Grace, the Duchess of Devonshire.
00:39:29 Were you at all able to forget things
00:39:33 lt was a wonderful distraction,
00:39:37 Good.
00:39:41 -l talked to Mr. Grey all evening.
00:39:47 He's in love with you.
00:39:48 My dear Bess, no, he is not.
00:39:53 Well, can't you tell
00:39:57 -Honestly, can't you tell?
00:40:03 Georgiana,
00:40:09 -ln fact, it can be rather pleasurable.
00:40:17 Close your eyes
00:40:22 opening your dress, kissing your back.
00:40:26 -They never do such things.
00:40:37 Close your eyes.
00:40:44 Grey is behind you
00:40:49 -No, Bess, stop!
00:41:08 Kissing your back.
00:41:32 There.
00:41:35 See?
00:42:09 -Would you excuse me for a minute?
00:42:11 -Your Grace.
00:42:14 The national election
00:42:16 How is the campaign going?
00:42:21 Terribly.
00:42:24 Our only hope
00:42:27 l have many faults, as you well know.
00:42:29 Not least among them
00:42:34 Perhaps we could use that
00:42:53 Ladies and gentlemen.
00:42:57 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:43:00 who will inform us
00:43:03 and of the party we so believe in.
00:43:15 Good people of Westminster!
00:43:19 The world is on the brink of disaster
00:43:24 From France to America,
00:43:26 men and women are struggling
00:43:29 to find meaning in their existence!
00:43:32 Change is upon us!
00:43:37 We shall not go back to the old ways.
00:43:40 We shall take England
00:43:45 and shake the thunder from the skies!
00:44:01 -How did l do?
00:44:08 lt was a marvel.
00:44:10 l was nervous. Your presence
00:44:18 l'm nervous even now.
00:44:22 lf we win this election,
00:44:26 think what we will do.
00:44:28 Do you think of me
00:44:32 You ought to know l do.
00:44:36 -You hesitated before you replied.
00:44:48 l'm unused to being asked so directly.
00:44:54 And by you, of all people.
00:44:59 l think of you all the time. l always have.
00:45:10 -Your carriage awaits, Your Grace.
00:45:15 ...this we vow!
00:45:45 What are you doing outside
00:45:53 Who's in there with her?
00:47:02 Of all the women in England
00:47:12 l have never once objected
00:47:20 l have accepted whatever arrangement
00:47:26 l have raised Charlotte
00:47:32 But this...
00:47:37 l have one single thing of my own.
00:47:44 Why couldn't you let me keep Elizabeth
00:47:50 What kind of man are you?
00:47:56 She is my sole comfort in our marriage.
00:48:11 What is wrong with me?
00:48:38 l...
00:48:41 l've never claimed
00:48:48 But l've always known
00:48:51 and what l'm prepared to give.
00:48:54 As a husband,
00:48:59 But, as a wife,
00:49:04 you have not.
00:49:06 She has to go. Now.
00:49:10 She is never to set foot
00:49:13 Do mind your temper, G.
00:49:16 l want her out.
00:49:20 l never want to lay eyes on her again.
00:49:29 l couldn't ask her that.
00:49:34 l won't do it, G.
00:49:53 -l never liked her from the first.
00:49:58 She's gone from Devonshire House,
00:50:05 They're living there together?
00:50:07 Georgiana!
00:50:09 l don't know. l don't know.
00:50:13 Help me. Help me, please, Mama.
00:50:21 You must write to your husband
00:50:25 to whatever horrid little place
00:50:28 He will not.
00:50:38 Then you must return
00:50:42 Make him realize whom he loves.
00:50:45 You will give up your politics
00:50:48 For once,
00:50:51 and settle down to the task in hand,
00:50:56 Then he will soon tire of her.
00:51:08 You have no other option.
00:51:48 Hello, G.
00:51:52 William.
00:52:27 l may not have the authority
00:52:31 but l can, at least,
00:52:34 Won't you please let me explain?
00:52:37 There is nothing to explain.
00:52:39 This is my only chance
00:52:43 The Duke is the most powerful peer
00:52:46 He is my only chance.
00:52:47 There are limits to the sacrifices
00:52:51 No, there aren't. No limits whatsoever.
00:52:58 Get out.
00:53:04 We have nothing more
00:53:59 Mama, Mama!
00:54:08 lt's so nice to see you, Mama.
00:54:11 Right, this is a shotgun.
00:54:13 Your mother said
00:54:16 Yes.
00:54:18 This is a flint. Do you see?
00:54:20 When the flint hits there,
00:54:23 Now, the spark, it lights the gunpowder
00:54:29 -Do you know how to hold it?
00:54:31 Well, it's like that.
00:54:37 Hold it firmly, then you can move
00:54:41 Can you feel how heavy it is?
00:54:45 And keep both eyes open.
00:54:49 Right along there just like that.
00:54:53 Bang! Here, let me show you.
00:55:01 There.
00:55:03 lt's quite heavy, isn't it?
00:55:06 Are you thirsty?
00:55:11 Are you gentlemen thirsty?
00:55:16 Thank you.
00:56:11 Did you tell the Duke
00:56:14 No.
00:56:16 -Did he even ask?
00:56:19 He has other things on his mind.
00:56:23 As do you.
00:56:28 Would it help to unburden yourself?
00:56:34 lt's nothing l can discuss with you.
00:56:38 Besides, it would only bore.
00:56:41 You don't have to please others
00:56:44 lt's what l've been brought up to do.
00:56:52 Would you permit me an observation?
00:56:58 l believe you do it
00:57:02 -What makes you say that?
00:57:07 With your husband, your friends,
00:57:15 even the public.
00:57:18 l never thought of it that way before.
00:57:23 You make me sound so pitiable.
00:57:31 Georgiana.
00:57:34 l've gone beyond my brief. l apologize.
00:57:40 Please believe
00:57:45 Please, tell me what is wrong.
00:57:52 l fear l've done
00:57:56 and others too early.
00:58:02 No, you haven't.
00:58:19 l'm sorry.
00:58:59 Thank you.
00:59:17 All right.
00:59:21 ''All right''?
00:59:26 Do you love each other?
00:59:31 -Georgiana...
00:59:37 -Where is all this leading?
00:59:42 -And, Bess, do you love my husband?
00:59:50 And so you intend to stay?
00:59:55 William has asked that l do.
00:59:58 You couldn't find it in your heart
01:00:04 No.
01:00:09 Then let us make a deal.
01:00:10 Then let us make a deal.
01:00:12 -A deal?
01:00:17 l give you my blessing
01:00:21 if you will accept my feelings
01:00:27 l didn't realize it at first.
01:00:29 l thought that perhaps
01:00:34 lt can make me happy.
01:00:40 A deal? A deal.
01:00:45 l don't make deals.
01:00:48 Why would l?
01:00:52 l'm in charge of it all.
01:00:53 You know, l would call him out.
01:00:58 -l'd put a bullet in his head.
01:00:59 Be quiet. Are you determined
01:01:04 A man who cannot sire a son,
01:01:06 William. Georgiana only asks
01:01:09 Be quiet, woman!
01:01:12 -Are you his whore?
01:01:16 But l can't see why you'd mind.
01:01:19 -You have Bess and three boys!
01:01:24 Do you think
01:01:29 Well? Do you?
01:01:41 William!
01:02:15 You don't know me in the least, do you?
01:02:17 Yes, l do. We're a bad match.
01:02:19 l asked but two things when we wed,
01:02:23 The same as your dogs!
01:02:29 No, don't touch me! Don't touch me!
01:02:37 Get off!
01:02:44 Get off me!
01:02:46 ls this how you treat her?
01:02:50 No! No!
01:02:53 No! No! No!
01:02:57 No!
01:03:03 Come with me.
01:03:06 No! No!
01:03:31 Give me a son.
01:03:53 l give you the winner.
01:04:06 And l give you the weapon,
01:04:24 Thank you.
01:04:26 Thank you, all of you,
01:04:32 Today we have won the vote.
01:04:51 -Your Grace.
01:04:56 -Your Grace.
01:05:02 Your Grace.
01:05:09 -Your Grace.
01:05:31 Will Your Grace give me
01:05:58 Steady, G.
01:06:04 -Fire!
01:06:08 Your Grace!
01:06:09 Her Grace's hair!
01:06:14 Do something!
01:06:27 Please put out Her Grace's hair.
01:07:05 Her Grace needs to rest.
01:07:07 As long as she follows
01:07:09 there should be no impediment
01:07:13 What are you talking about?
01:07:16 The Duchess is pregnant.
01:07:49 And there.
01:07:54 Thank you, Heaton.
01:07:59 Come.
01:08:13 Your Grace.
01:08:16 As per the terms of
01:08:21 to spend as you wish.
01:08:28 Success at last.
01:08:38 Georgiana.
01:08:42 l, too, abhor this whole thing.
01:09:04 Twist or stick?
01:09:07 -Stick.
01:09:10 l'll stick, too, then.
01:09:14 Let's see.
01:09:16 You won. Well done.
01:09:19 Come on.
01:09:23 Come on.
01:09:26 Come on.
01:09:33 Mama, you forgot to deal.
01:09:55 -Your Grace.
01:09:59 -You are recalled from France?
01:10:02 No revolution yet?
01:10:06 No, not yet,
01:10:11 -How is it you are here?
01:10:17 l assumed it was on behalf of the Party.
01:10:21 Of course.
01:10:30 l bore a son.
01:10:34 Yes.
01:10:38 His name is
01:10:41 Marquis of Hartington.
01:10:46 You and the Duke must be very pleased.
01:10:48 We are.
01:10:54 The Duke has gone to London
01:11:03 You have been missed.
01:11:07 Much missed.
01:11:16 -Ten on the Queen.
01:11:18 And no more bets, please.
01:11:23 The losing card, four.
01:11:29 The winning card, Queen.
01:11:58 Jolly good. Eight on the three.
01:12:01 Put five on the five.
01:12:05 All of the fives have gone, G.
01:12:10 l think l'm too tired to play.
01:12:15 -Gentlemen.
01:12:30 Georgiana.
01:12:33 No one must know.
01:12:36 -You summoned Grey.
01:14:40 l was thinking about going to Bath.
01:14:46 Bess, you can stay here and look after
01:14:55 Yes, William. Why not?
01:14:57 lf G goes now, we can catch up with her
01:15:02 Well, if you must.
01:15:17 ''The Duchess of Devonshire appeared
01:15:22 ''Her Grace, ever since initiation
01:15:25 ''has been much attached to the mobs.''
01:15:27 Very good.
01:15:33 So which one is your favorite?
01:15:38 -This one.
01:15:42 ln this one it seems
01:15:46 Very good.
01:15:50 And in this one you see...
01:15:53 ls that dress really an appropriate way
01:15:56 You politicians know absolutely nothing
01:16:01 But if you were to really ask me
01:16:07 l'd say it was this one.
01:16:23 -Morning, Charles.
01:16:25 Good day to you, sir.
01:16:53 lt's perfect. Thank you.
01:17:21 Thought we would surprise you, G.
01:17:23 l think you once said there wasn't
01:17:26 or words to that effect.
01:17:32 Mama, what are you doing here?
01:17:36 So, have you seen
01:17:42 Some.
01:17:44 The Cokes and Haverford
01:17:50 Bunch of politicos, too, aren't there?
01:17:54 l believe.
01:17:55 ls Grey here?
01:18:01 Rumor has it that he is.
01:18:03 -l won't give him up.
01:18:05 Everyone has a lover.
01:18:08 lf you had shown some discretion,
01:18:10 -it might have been different.
01:18:12 The only good fortune is
01:18:15 My dear, Grey is unmarried.
01:18:19 He risks nothing with this affair.
01:18:22 -Grey loves me.
01:18:25 Yes. l love you.
01:18:30 How?
01:18:33 ln the way l understand love.
01:18:39 Georgiana, this has gone much too far.
01:18:44 -All London is talking.
01:18:46 lf Grey makes me a fallen woman,
01:18:49 Now William may divorce me and
01:18:51 That will never happen.
01:18:55 l think l will leave you to it.
01:19:03 What follows now?
01:19:06 Are you going to tear my clothes off
01:19:09 Why on earth would l do that?
01:19:12 l know that you've never thought much
01:19:18 But, in fact, l never do anything
01:19:23 l know precisely
01:19:26 -We love each other.
01:19:28 He is a dreamer like yourself,
01:19:29 and you both dream of another world
01:19:34 As for reality, allow me to enlighten you.
01:19:39 lf you do not give him up at once,
01:19:43 that every home and every checkbook
01:19:47 He will be welcomed
01:19:50 nor in its backrooms of power.
01:19:53 His dream of becoming prime minister
01:19:56 and your mutual fantasy
01:20:06 And you will never
01:20:19 Georgiana.
01:21:05 l must ask you to return to London.
01:21:08 -Without you?
01:21:18 These are from our girls.
01:21:21 Little Hart neglected to write,
01:21:37 -This will be the mistake of your life.
01:21:43 l made that many years ago.
01:21:48 l trust you can see yourself out.
01:22:11 -Damn you, man, open the door!
01:24:12 Mama, Mama, Mama, Mama!
01:24:20 Mama, Mama, Mama.
01:24:40 -Come on, girls.
01:24:44 Girls, run along.
01:24:47 Come on.
01:24:52 Run along.
01:24:58 G.
01:25:13 You must know
01:25:15 that we have come to an arrangement.
01:25:18 lt's not good for little ones
01:25:22 -My life for theirs.
01:25:28 Your mother called it ''common decency
01:25:33 or some such thing.
01:25:36 How about
01:25:42 No. That's not how she put it.
01:25:47 l would have remembered that.
01:25:49 l would have remembered that.
01:26:13 Georgiana!
01:26:15 Unhand me!
01:26:18 Georgiana!
01:26:23 Georgiana! Will you please unhand me?
01:26:27 Excuse me.
01:26:36 Georgiana! Please.
01:26:40 Georgiana!
01:26:43 -Thank you, Burleigh.
01:26:47 l have written a dozen times a day.
01:26:53 What has happened?
01:26:58 -My personal feelings remain unaltered.
01:27:02 l want to marry you.
01:27:05 And l don't care if they're boys or girls!
01:27:07 -l wish it could be that way.
01:27:11 Sorrows will come
01:27:14 We must stay the course
01:27:16 -No, Charles.
01:27:19 A free woman. Now! Let us leave now!
01:27:21 l cannot abandon my children.
01:27:27 Listen to what you are asking me to do.
01:28:23 What's the matter?
01:28:29 l find it quite decent.
01:28:38 l'm carrying Charles Grey's child.
01:28:54 Please be so kind as to inform
01:29:00 This is how it will be.
01:29:02 You will be taken to the country
01:29:06 and the child will be trusted
01:29:15 Are you listening?
01:29:17 l think she's heard you. Let's leave her.
01:29:19 -Georgiana, please.
01:29:22 This is not a discussion.
01:29:24 -Have pity on her, William.
01:29:26 She's brought this upon herself,
01:29:29 -Now come.
01:29:33 But you're not going anywhere.
01:29:34 l will go with G, if G will have me,
01:29:36 and there's nothing you can do or say
01:30:33 -Thank you for coming.
01:31:15 lt's time.
01:31:20 -Would it help...
01:32:46 Your Grace, l'm General Grey.
01:32:52 Where's Charles?
01:32:55 Your husband thought it best
01:33:36 General Grey.
01:33:40 Her name is Eliza.
01:33:54 Come on.
01:34:07 Come on, G. l've got you. l've got you.
01:35:37 l'm not particularly adept
01:35:41 when it comes to matters
01:35:47 But l shall try.
01:35:52 Over the years, l have acted in ways
01:35:55 that you have judged to be harsh.
01:36:03 Well, l do not wish for you
01:36:09 ln fact, l would like our lives
01:36:25 Lady Melbourne has arranged
01:36:27 in honor of your recent return
01:36:31 And given some of the vague reports
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01:36:39 A show of unity, so to speak.
01:36:45 Who will be there?
01:36:49 Everybody.
01:37:01 As you wish.
01:37:48 How wonderful to be that free.
01:38:07 Come here.
01:38:16 Come here. Little G, come here.
01:38:35 The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
01:38:52 -Your Grace.
01:38:53 Welcome back, Your Grace.
01:38:59 Excuse me.
01:39:01 -Welcome back.
01:39:04 -Welcome back.
01:39:07 Your presence has been sorely missed.
01:39:50 Would you excuse me?
01:39:55 -Mr. Grey.
01:40:01 l trust your tour was enjoyable.
01:40:05 Yes.
01:40:06 We spent the summer in Switzerland
01:40:10 Well, l speak on behalf of everybody
01:40:13 when l say how glad l am
01:40:21 And what news with you?
01:40:25 l'm to be engaged.
01:40:30 To Lady Ponsonby.
01:40:33 The announcement will follow shortly.
01:40:38 Congratulations.
01:40:43 And l have a niece, Eliza,
01:40:50 who is very much loved.
01:41:00 One day you should come
01:41:04 in a little while.
01:41:08 lf you would like.
01:41:12 l would like that very much.
01:42:39 Who's going to catch me first?
01:42:44 -Me!
01:42:46 Quick, l'm going to get away!
01:42:49 Come on, girls, keep running.
01:43:04 And l love you, and l love you.