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Morning, Your Grace.

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- Geoffrey.
- Enjoying the views?

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Mm.

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Shouldn't you be headed back
to the house soon, sir?

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Your guests will be coming
down the stairs for breakfast.

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And I would like to start
the shoot team talk at 9:30.

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400 years ago, this estate spread out
as far as the eye could see.

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<i>In every direction.</i>
<i>All the way down to the coast.</i>

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<i>It's been diminished.</i>

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<i>Year after year.</i>
<i>Generation after generation.</i>

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First came the apologies.

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Then came the shame.

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Then came the contraction.

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It's like a rot.

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I want it back, Geoff.

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I want it all back.

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So, we've bought this airfield?

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We haven't. His Lordship has.

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Through a shell company.

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100,000 square foot

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<i>of weed farm hidden under the hangar.</i>

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<i>Perfect cover for distribution.</i>

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<i>You grow it under the hangar.</i>
<i>Load in the hangar.</i>

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<i>And then you can distribute to anywhere</i>
<i>in the country by plane or road.</i>

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Then there's the air shows,
the restaurant, the gift shop.

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All good ways to clean money.

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Espresso martini, sir?

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Apparently, they start early
on a shoot day.

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In that case, when in Rome…

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Madam?

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You know what?

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Dad might've been right
about the Duke after all.

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It was an inspired idea to mirror
what we're doing here in Italy.

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<i>Growing our product</i>
<i>underneath aristocratic palazzos.</i>

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<i>Speaking of which, here comes</i>

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our Italian connection,
who's our gateway into Europe.

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We've gone international,
and it's paying off.

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What's with the Spitfires?

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You never know when a war's
going to start, Jack.

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Good morning, Mr. Maldini.

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<i>- Buongiorno.</i>
- I can take that for you.

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Francesco.

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- Good morning, Francesco.
- Uh, but y… you can call me Cico.

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Cico.

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If you wanna follow me,
Blanket will take care of your bags.

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I'd follow you to the gates of St. Peter.

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Ciao, Susie!

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Susie, Susie, Susie.

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So good to see you.

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Look, there's something of a niggle
regarding our business dealings.

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It's something
that really needs to be discussed.

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We can talk about it later.
We're running a little bit late.

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- Contessa, you look divine.
- Thank you, Miss Glass.

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Shall we?

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Didn't fancy kedgeree, Lord Hawthorne?

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Oh, no.

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While I enjoy the flavor
of curry at breakfast,

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it is impossible to trump the kipper.

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Mm. I see you've met my nephew.

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I have indeed. Handsome little devil.

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Any word from the father?

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Hoping to join us for dinner.

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Well, it is wonderful
he works for a living.

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But he's just like Eddie.
He works too hard.

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Since when did a day of shooting
become work, mother?

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We're late.
But not too late for the breakfast.

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Eddie.

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Eduardo.

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Ed-weirdo.

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How are you, man?

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- Ciao.
- Good to see you. Come here.

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Oh.

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I'm so sorry,

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but my pilot decided
to fly into a fucking storm.

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Somehow we missed the eye.

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Well, you're here now.

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It wasn't a storm.
He was just being a baby.

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We haven't had the pleasure.

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So fucking formal.
I love this guy, I swear to God.

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This is my girlfriend,
Contessa Isabella Soranza de Parme.

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- Delighted to meet you.
- Your Grace.

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- Please, take a seat.
- Thank you.

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Hello.

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And how do you two
fit into this aristocratic jigsaw puzzle?

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Don't mind us. We're just here
to represent the proletariat.

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Oh, how very modern.

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Well, I must say,
you're two glorious-looking specimens.

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It's a brave new world, Your Lordship.

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Oh, what a wonderful accent.
Could you say that again?

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Come the revolution, brother.

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Guilty as charged. Spare me. Come, sit.

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Shall I have a word
about the language, sir?

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I think it would be prudent.

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Uh, I was thinking

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that maybe we could have
a little bit of chat with Susie, you know,

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uh, before the bang-bang starts.

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Nothing major, you know?
Just a little bit of business.

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We'll deal with it later.

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Geoff would like us on the pegs by 9:30,

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and we wouldn't want
to disappoint him, now, would we?

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Don't worry, Cico. We've got all morning.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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<i>He's edgy, Susan. It's concerning me.</i>

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So, what is the issue with Cico?

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Yet to be determined.

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I'm sure it's nothing positive.

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I know you're not
his number one fan, Eddie,

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but he has helped us
get a foothold in Italy,

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a territory beset by monsters
around every corner.

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His efforts shouldn't be underestimated.

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Fixers are supposed to fix problems,
not create them.

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I say we give him the benefit of the doubt
for the time being.

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Meanwhile, you can focus your efforts
on snagging yourself a peerage,

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as per my father's request.

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You leave Lord Hawthorne to me.

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Hope we haven't got
too many plates spinning today.

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No. Shoots are never
about the killing, Susan.

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They're about the deal-making.

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It's an alibi to fuse
a collection of disparate rogues.

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Contrary to logic,
the more spinning plates, the better.

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People will fly 5,000 miles
for a shoot in the English countryside,

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and for some strange reason,

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are more open to business
when they've got a gun in their hand.

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Hm.

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- Tell me more about your friend.
- You'll like Aisha.

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Clever girl. Aspirational.

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Looks after herself
and everyone who comes within her orbit.

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She moved to the Middle East
five years ago to work in hospitality.

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Now she's snagged herself
a seat at the royal table.

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The Middle East is the future, Susie.

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They build a new world out there
every two weeks.

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Yeah, I know why you want him here.
I like your ambition.

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Hello, honey. How are you doing?

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- This is the Duke.
- How do you do?

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I do very well. Thank you for hosting us.

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So this is His Excellency,
Prince Amir bin Abdullah al-Hadidi.

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Well.

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Good morning, Sheikh Amir.

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Your Grace. Thank you so much
for inviting us to your beautiful home.

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Of course.

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- I brought you a small gift.
- Ah.

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Double magnum of Petrus '09.
Very generous.

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Why do I get the feeling
you might have over-delivered?

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I mean, he's a sweetheart.

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Second in line to the throne.
Loves a good time.

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And he's got more money than…
Well, put it this way, he's fucking rich.

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Never mind me over-delivering.

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You never said about
your Duke looking like a movie star.

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- He speaks fucking Arabic?
- He gets better by the second.

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Your wife?

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Business wife.

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Amir, we must get you a gun.

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Why are there so many?
A… And why only two barrels?

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Give the birds a sporting chance, sir.

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- Which one is the best?
- The best? Or the most impressive?

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Both.

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You have your Germans,
your Brits, and your American guns.

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But if you're looking
for prestige and heritage,

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I'm feeling Italian Beretta for you, sir.

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They hunt in pairs.

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They've been at it for 500 years.

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Oldest gunmakers in the world.

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You see that engraving?

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That took a little Italian man two years
to etch that pretty picture.

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It's magnificent.

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No good in a Chicago gunfight,

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but absolutely wonderful
in the green fields of England.

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- I feel an erection coming on.
- That's the appropriate response, sir.

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Look at that. Fits like a glove.

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James Bond's weapon of choice.

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I thought that was the Walter PPK, no?

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No, not in the original novel.

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I think you'll do very well
with those Berettas, Amir.

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Geoffrey.

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You'll remember to ensure Lord Hawthorne
has a suitably memorable experience?

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I'll make sure
his arse is drowning in the butter.

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- Good.
- Anything special for him, sir?

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Of course, Geoffrey.

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- Only the best.
- Oh!

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- Lord Monmouth's Holland & Holland, sir?
- Exactly.

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- Lucky man.
- Hm.

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That would be my weapon of choice, sir.

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Geoff, Geoff, Geoff. I'm sorry.
I don't want to be a pain in the ass,

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but, you know,
as much as I like my loader,

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I would like that angel from Essex
to load my gun for me, please.

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- I'll look into it.
- Yes! Okay, <i>grazie</i>. Fuck. Yes.

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You might wanna tone down the language.

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You're a guest of His Grace,
and there's ladies present.

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- Just a suggestion.
- All right.

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Okay, everyone.

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Your numbers will be
on the bottom of the glasses.

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That will be your peg number for the day.

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- Your Grace?
- Bottoms up.

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- Cheers.
- Chin-chin.

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Loaders?

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Good shot, sir.

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I don't understand how I'm missing.

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Don't worry, sir.
I'm sure you'll get them in the next one.

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I must say,
you're very good at this, Jack.

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Well, you can show me your appreciation
in your tip, sir.

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You've got to at least try
and hit one, mother.

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Darling, you know,
you've become very bloodthirsty

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since you left university.

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Forty.

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- Aisha! I want one of these.
- You want one of what?

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- One of these!
- Then you shall have one of these.

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Greedy cunt.

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Thank you.

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Thank you, sir.

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You shoot beautifully, Bella.

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Thank you. You shoot like a god.

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Jack, I must say,
you were absolutely wonderful out there.

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You put me right at ease.

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I tell you what, shall we be
very naughty boys and have one more?

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- You've read my mind, Your Lordship.
- Thank you, Jack.

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Eddie! Eddie.

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<i>How do I love thee?</i>
<i>Let me count the ways</i>

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What a wonderful drive.

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The birds just kept coming at me,
wave after wave of them.

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You did yourself proud, Lord Hawthorne.
Nothing much got past you.

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I did shoot rather well,
if I say so myself.

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You did indeed.

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Will you be heading
to Scotland this summer?

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Chance'd be a fine thing.

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Too much going on
in the corridors of power.

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Mm, yes. I heard about
Lord Bramlingham's death.

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- Wasn't it shocking?
- Shocking indeed.

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I suppose you'll be looking
to fill the position?

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It's not often that a spot
for a hereditary peer comes up.

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Any idea who might get it?

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We're drawing up a short list
this weekend.

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You know, you and I,
we should have a drink before dinner.

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I've always been fascinated
by the inner workings of Parliament.

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Have you, indeed?

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Mm.

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Right. These birds
aren't gonna kill themselves.

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You might want to miss one or
two. You're making the Italian look bad.

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- Do we have a problem with that, Geoffrey?
- I don't, but I think his ego does.

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Oh. Well, we might have to lie
on the count, Geoff.

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Things have been good between us, yeah?

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This time last year, we had nothing.

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But since we started that little farm

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under the Contessa's palazzo estate,
my God!

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You guys nailed it.

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Six more farms in less than a year.

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You said there was a problem.
Why don't you enlighten us?

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Yeah. There is a real problem.
The problem is, uh, Marco Moretti.

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Sorry, what?

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Marco Moretti?

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What the fuck is Moretti doing
in this conversation?

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We need to talk to him.

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The reason we talk to you is so we don't
have to talk to El Capo Dei Capi.

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I know, but then
he started sniffing around.

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He found out we are growing marijuana
under the Contessa's palazzo.

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Marco is her godfather.
He was always going to find out.

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And now he wants a piece of it. Otherwise,
he's gonna rip it out of the ground.

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Hold on. Hold on.
We're spiraling here, Cico.

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You pushed us out of an aeroplane
without a parachute.

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<i>You told us</i>
<i>you could keep Marco out of this.</i>

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Where's our Mr. Consistent?
Where's our Mr. Reliable?

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It's Italy.
Everything is a surprise, all right?

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This is why you have me. Okay?
So I can stop the crisis.

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How much to stop the crisis?

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Like,

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forty a year?

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Forty what?

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Forty lira? Forty winks? Forty lashes?
Forty nights in the desert?

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Forty fucking what, Cico?

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Forty million euros, obviously.

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- Okay, that's it. We're off.
- Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait.

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Okay. Fine. Obviously,
you know, 40 is unacceptable.

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- Mm.
- But this is why you pay me.

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I have a… a solution.

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Well, it's a pretty big
fucking problem, Francesco,

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so it better be a big fucking solution.

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Well, um, how familiar are you
with the works of Botticelli?

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<i>A small picture of his</i>
<i>is coming up for sale</i>

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<i>at an auction house in London.</i>

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<i>- Marco is obsessed with his work.</i>
<i>- It's a punchy ask.</i>

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Six million's not much
if it has the desired effect.

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Marco Moretti runs a serious organization.

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Extortion, kidnap, torture,
they're into all of it.

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And they've got heavyweight backing
from church and state.

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Look, I'm not questioning
the power of Marco Moretti.

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I understand the nuance and sophistication

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of buying a painting
by his favorite Renaissance artist.

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My question is whether or not Cico is
the most effective method to access him.

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I know you don't like him.
I like him even less than you do.

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But we've got to keep him on side.
At least in the short term.

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Anyway, you don't have to like
everyone you work with.

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I know who you do like.

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- What does that mean?
- It can mean whatever you want it to mean.

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Ten-minute warning,
everybody. Ten minutes.

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Thank you.

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Oh!

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Cico!

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Cico!

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Hold the line!

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Cico. Cico?

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Is he dead?

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Hm. He'll be all right.

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A partridge hit him on the head.
Doesn't usually kill 'em.

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"Usually"?

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Cico? Cico?

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The man's a buffoon.
We shouldn't be buying the art.

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If you're lucky,
he won't recover from the aerial assault.

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- Chicken tried to murder me.
- Focus on Lord Hawthorne.

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He's a cash-strapped lord
with a crumbling old pile.

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Shouldn't be too hard.

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Mm.

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I know I look like a useless old fruit,
but I do know when I'm being worked.

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The birds, the food, the Petrus.

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I get it.

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And I'm… …very grateful, Eddie.
Really, I am.

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But I… I know what you're up to.

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I'm being greased.

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I'm being lubed.

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In the hope that I might support
your efforts to become a hereditary peer.

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Well, you're an important man,
Lord Hawthorne.

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It's only fitting that you should receive
the appropriate embellishments.

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And I suppose the reason
you want this position

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is so that you can influence
a key piece of legislation

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proposing the decriminalization
of marijuana.

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Why would I care about that?

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I've no idea, Eddie.

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Whatever your reasons,
they are no concern of mine.

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No, what interests me is the number
you think I can be bought for,

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so let's not waste any more time.

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What number did you have in mind?

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He's a cash-strapped lord with a crumbling
old pile. Shouldn't be too hard.

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What are you thinking
of opening with? Two mil?

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Oh, God, no. Something like £100,000.

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Don't be ridiculous.

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£50,000?

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You'd be surprised what
political bureaucrats will do for cash.

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If you can pull that off,
next meal deal's on me.

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I am afraid that is
a little out of my league, Lord Hawthorne.

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Feel free to enjoy the rest of the Petrus.

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Thirty-five.

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Twenty-five.

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Thirty.

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For that, I need your endorsement
of my nomination as a hereditary peer,

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along with the support
of the crossbenchers,

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who will happily go along with you
if you ask them nicely,

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thus guaranteeing me a seat
in the House of Lords.

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Any further assistance I may need

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in terms of influencing
specific legislation,

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well, that will be negotiated
on a case-by-case basis.

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Well, that sounds reasonable.

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Oh, there is one other provision
that I'm afraid I must insist on.

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And what's that?

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Jack.

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Uh, Jack?

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Jack the loader.

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I'm interested in him.

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Right. Interested in him in what way?

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Anthropologically.

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He's a rare creature, Eddie,

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who seems to possess

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<i>the wild vitality</i>
<i>of some long-forgotten primal man.</i>

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Well, I'm sure something can be arranged.

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Hm.

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Good evening.

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I hope you've enjoyed your day's sport
at Halstead Manor.

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Today's bag, sir.

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120 partridge, two wood pigeon,

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and one Italian businessman.

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The bad news is,

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Your Lordship gets the wooden spoon
for 94 shots and not a lot of feather.

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I blame my instructor, Geoffrey.

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I will have a word with him myself, sir.

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The good news is,

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Her Ladyship has redeemed the family name.

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She shot ten birds on the bounce,
and best dressed in the field.

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- Hear, hear.
- Thank you.

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Your Grace, Your Ladyship,
ladies and gentlemen.

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- Thank you.
- Thank you.

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I wanted to propose, um, a toast to

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Eduardo, the most generous host.

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It's so incredible
to be invited over to England

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to share in your ancient tradition
and your inspirational visions

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for a brighter future.

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His Grace.

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Eddie.

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Hear, hear.

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- Right, shall we?
- Yes.

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Why didn't you drink?

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Ah. Not really the done thing
when it's about oneself, eh?

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We've already broken with custom.

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It's hardly the done thing to propose
a toast before we've even sat down.

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You think Cico's uncouth?

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Lord Hawthorne was merely,
um, highlighting the differences

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between Italian
and English tradition, right?

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He is uncouth.

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I think the gamekeeper got it wrong.

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If it was up to me, I would give you
the best dressed award.

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Cico's idea of class is giving me
a stripy lion for my birthday.

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- You mean a tiger?
- Whatever.

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- Sabrina, darling. Will you excuse me?
- Yes, of course.

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- Aisha, can you join me for something?
- Right behind you.

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Not having much luck
with the birds today, are you, Cico?

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- How did you two meet?
- At a party.

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He was selling cocaine.

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Well, at least that's not a cliché.
Were you buying?

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God, no.

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I know you think he's gauche and clumsy,
but he's ambitious.

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A trait I find attractive.

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Hm.

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The clumsiness of that ambition
is a work in progress though.

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You seem to elicit his insecurity,
and he can be volatile.

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What about you, Eddie?
What are your ambitions?

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Mine?

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Well, how do you know
I'm not a feckless aristocrat

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willing to live off his dwindling asset?

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'Cause there's nothing feckless
about you, Your Grace.

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Well, you give me
the benefit of the doubt.

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I do.

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Sorry, can I help you?

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I don't know.

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Can you?

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Are you lost?

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Yes. I think I'm in a dream.

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This is the most beautiful machine
I've ever seen.

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Well, then.

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Let me wake you up from this dream.

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Mm-hmm.

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- Darling.
- Darling.

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Bag, sir?

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Jolly kind of you, Mr. Lawrence.
Sorry I'm late.

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- Sorry for this ghastly attire.
- Mm.

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A couple of complications at work.
Have I missed my boy?

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I've literally just put him down.

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Come. Come, you must be famished.

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I'm not going anywhere until you tell me
who that wonderful vehicle belongs to.

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But after all that, it turned out
he was an erotic dancer from Corinth.

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I know who you are.

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Do you know how many bodies
of the Mark VI Drophead Coupé

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were actually built by Franay?

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Um, uh…

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- Not very many?
- Eighteen.

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How do you do, Lord Hawthorne?
I'm Nanny Asante.

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But you can call me Nanny.

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Your car is a jewel. An absolute jewel.

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Oh, thank you, Nanny.

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In which case,
you must take her for a spin tomorrow.

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I couldn't. I shouldn't.

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But I must.

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Where did you two meet?

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Nanny is a rather outstanding soldier.

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He was awarded the military cross
for his extraordinary bravery in combat.

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They met at
our Sandhurst Commissioners Ball.

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- Nanny and I were commissioned together.
- I was Eddie's date.

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The '95, sir. Your favorite.

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Thank you, Mr. Lawrence. Be a love
and also make sure the jacket is pressed.

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Very good.

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You should think about children, Edward.

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Don't want the estate to fall
into the hands of that brother of yours.

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- Where is he, by the way?
- Well, he's recuperating.

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Oh, what was the poison?

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Ah, too many and too varied
to discuss at dinner, I'm afraid.

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Well, people think
that he just looks after the horses.

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But in actual fact, the King's Equerry
is the aide-de-camp to the sovereign.

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Nanny is basically
the King of England's right-hand man.

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Don't tell my boss.
He'll try and poach him.

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Anything the English king likes, he wants.

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Well, I'm sure they'd get on like--

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Wine. Wine, wine, wine.

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Can I offer you a new glass?
It's a new wine. We're on to the Mouton.

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- And I was…
- Right.

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- What happened to the Masseto?
- I'm afraid it's finished. It's a 1989.

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Ah.

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Yes. It's not at all musty,
if that's what you're worried about.

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Right.

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The wine is corked.

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Mr. Lawrence.

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Do you know,

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my father-in-law, he once sent back
six bottles on the spin.

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But it turned out that he'd had a stroke
and he'd lost all sense of taste.

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Well, it did come back
a couple of days later,

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but it was £20,000
straight down the <i>toilette</i>.

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Maybe you've had a stroke, Cico.
How about that?

29:33.938 --> 29:34.938
You're right.

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The wine is corked.

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Would you care to select another with me?

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There's no Italian wine here.

29:48.688 --> 29:52.146
Well, I can ask them to send up
a bottle of Barolo Riserva, if you like.

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Unless you think
it might be a little, uh, rich.

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You don't like Italian wine, huh?

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On the contrary.
I thought the Masseto held its own.

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But you pulled your face just then
when you said "rich."

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It's like Italian wine isn't as good
as French or something like that.

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French wine is
generally superior to Italian.

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Italians attempt to ape

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what the French have been doing superbly
for the last 800 years.

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"Ape"?

30:20.438 --> 30:21.605
Like a monkey?

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So, you think
Barola Riserva is a monkey wine?

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Well, I didn't say that.

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I'm sorry, my friend,
but that's what you said.

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You think Italian wine is inferior
and it's only fit to be drunk by monkeys.

30:36.813 --> 30:38.313
Well, maybe you have a point.

30:38.396 --> 30:41.521
All I'm saying is,
Italians invented the wine.

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The French were sucking off their donkeys

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when the Romans came and taught them
the process of the winemaking.

30:48.730 --> 30:52.855
The French would be drinking
their own piss if it wasn't for us.

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Delightful.

30:56.355 --> 30:58.230
The wine wasn't corked, Cico.

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It was the best wine of the evening,
and you know it.

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- Are you questioning my judgment?
- Yes, I am.

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The wine wasn't corked.

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If I say it's corked, then it's corked.

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I'm Italian, and I can trace my bloodline
back until the time of Michelangelo.

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So again, are you questioning my judgment?

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Your judgment's hardly watertight.

31:24.480 --> 31:27.980
You bought your girlfriend a pet tiger
for her birthday.

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And I wouldn't play the antiquity
of the bloodline game if I were you.

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And now I have a blood of a peasant?

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Oh, Cico,

31:37.730 --> 31:43.188
if you were a peasant or an aristocrat,
you'd be something, but you're neither.

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You were born
out of the morass of mediocrity.

31:47.396 --> 31:50.313
You are the witless son
of a used car dealer

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who made his money
selling Fiat 500s in suburban Turin.

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<i>Oh, my son Tim Was a bosun's mate</i>

32:31.355 --> 32:35.313
<i>He could blow the whistle</i>
<i>But he never ran a rate</i>

32:35.813 --> 32:38.313
<i>When the thought of his mother</i>
<i>Came into his head</i>

32:38.396 --> 32:42.063
<i>You couldn't understand one word he said</i>
<i>With your too-ri-ra</i>

32:42.646 --> 32:45.605
<i>Fol-the-da, whack fol-the-doodle</i>

32:46.730 --> 32:49.063
<i>Well, up comes Tim without any legs</i>

32:49.146 --> 32:53.271
<i>And in their place</i>
<i>He had two wooden pegs</i>

32:53.855 --> 32:56.438
<i>Well, was it walking across the sea</i>

32:56.521 --> 32:58.438
<i>Wore your two fine legs</i>
<i>From the knees away?</i>

32:58.521 --> 33:01.730
<i>With your too-ri-ra</i>
<i>Fol-the-da, whack…</i>

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Duke's here.

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When you put the birds
in Lord Hawthorne's car,

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make sure he gets the brace of grays.

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And add this too.

33:13.230 --> 33:14.938
Double magnum of Petrus?

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That should do the trick.

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I'll do it straight away.

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In your own time, Geoff.

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<i>When I left my two fine legs behind</i>

33:25.896 --> 33:27.146
<i>When up came a bloody great…</i>

33:27.230 --> 33:29.480
Straighten things out with the Italian?

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Man's a disaster, Susie.

33:31.396 --> 33:33.396
- And I smell a rat with the Botticelli.
- Hm.

33:33.480 --> 33:36.688
We've only got his word that
that missile will reach its destination.

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I know you don't wanna buy the Botticelli.
Either way, we need to speak to my father.

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Hm.

33:42.938 --> 33:44.813
Get anywhere with Lord Hawthorne?

33:46.396 --> 33:49.230
- Well, we have a number.
- Do I owe you a Happy Meal?

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But there's a small caveat.

33:52.313 --> 33:53.355
- Caveat?
- Hm.

33:53.855 --> 33:55.980
He's taken an interest in Jack.

33:56.563 --> 33:58.521
Right, what sort of interest?

33:58.605 --> 34:00.021
An anthropological one.

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What does that mean?

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Well,

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he wants to, uh, take him for dinner,
maybe to the opera,

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and then, uh, you know,

34:10.063 --> 34:11.438
wank him off a bit.

34:11.521 --> 34:12.730
Hm.

34:13.896 --> 34:15.355
That shouldn't be a problem.

34:15.438 --> 34:17.188
I'll leave it to you to tell my father

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that his son needs to bring
a peer of the realm to orgasm.

34:21.688 --> 34:23.021
You leave it with me.

34:24.105 --> 34:29.896
<i>Fol-the-doodle, fol-the-di-dum</i>

34:31.480 --> 34:34.063
You ever heard of the myth of the Bannik?

34:35.146 --> 34:35.980
Yeah.

34:37.063 --> 34:38.230
The shapeshifting spirit

34:38.313 --> 34:42.105
that supposedly frequented
the steam rooms of Northern Europe.

34:42.188 --> 34:45.730
The story goes that your Bannik,
well, he's a…

34:46.563 --> 34:49.313
he's a mischievous kind of spirit.

34:50.480 --> 34:57.396
Sometimes he appears as a naked little man
stroking his beard, smoking a pipe.

34:57.896 --> 35:00.146
But you be careful

35:00.230 --> 35:03.521
that you don't invite in
other kinds of spirits.

35:04.188 --> 35:09.313
If you're asking his advice, you gotta
make sure you pay him his due.

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Otherwise, uh,

35:11.646 --> 35:13.730
he can get up to all sorts of mischief.

35:14.938 --> 35:16.230
Fortunately,

35:17.188 --> 35:18.313
there are

35:19.313 --> 35:22.938
other rituals that you can use
that appease the Bannik.

35:23.021 --> 35:25.646
Now, these rituals range from

35:26.146 --> 35:28.230
smothering a black-feathered chicken

35:28.313 --> 35:31.813
and burying his unplucked corpse
under your steam house,

35:31.896 --> 35:33.480
or you can just

35:34.146 --> 35:37.813
offer him a fir branch
when you've finished your steam

35:38.396 --> 35:39.938
and say thank you.

35:40.605 --> 35:42.980
But you gotta be sure you pay him.

35:43.980 --> 35:47.271
Now, your Bannik, he does have his uses.

35:47.355 --> 35:48.813
And what would those be, Father?

35:48.896 --> 35:51.105
Well, he can see into the future.

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I'll show you how to do it.

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Oh.

35:57.771 --> 36:00.271
Now, you stand
with your back to the furnace,

36:00.355 --> 36:03.105
which you leave half open.

36:03.771 --> 36:07.563
Now, you ask the Bannik a question,
any question you want,

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but the Bannik,
he won't answer you directly, you see.

36:13.188 --> 36:15.813
He can't talk. He can only touch.

36:16.688 --> 36:18.146
Now, if it's a good omen,

36:18.230 --> 36:22.021
you'll feel his little hand
pat you on the back.

36:22.688 --> 36:24.521
But if it's a bad one, well,

36:25.021 --> 36:28.021
he'll scratch you
with his sharp little claws.

36:30.605 --> 36:32.438
And what question did you ask him, then?

36:32.521 --> 36:37.605
I asked him about the emergence
of the Mafia boss, Marco Moretti,

36:37.688 --> 36:39.771
and this business about the picture.

36:39.855 --> 36:43.521
Right. And what exactly
did this Bannik say, then, Bobby?

36:45.646 --> 36:48.605
Do I buy the Botticelli for Marco Moretti?

36:55.105 --> 36:58.855
The Bannik gave my back
a lovely little fucking rub.

36:59.563 --> 37:02.730
- Hm.
- You ought to buy him that picture.

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Well, my concern is,

37:04.188 --> 37:08.355
despite our early success
that we've enjoyed in Italy,

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Cico, he remains sloppy and unreliable.

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But if he smooths out
the business with Moretti,

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then he's getting the job done.

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Buy him the fucking picture!

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The Bannik has spoken, okay?

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Loud and clear.

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Right, let's have a little coffee break.

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- Georgie?
- Yes, guv'nor?

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Do me a piccolo espresso from
the Marzocco. Sling it in the hot room.

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- Leave it with me. It's in the post, boss.
- Lovely.

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Now, I know you've got
your reservations about Cico,

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but he's boots on the ground.

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I want you to work with him on this.

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- Sure thing, Dad. No sweat.
- Mm-hmm.

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So, how's the old plan going,
getting the Duke into the House of Lords?

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Once we've resolved the Jack
and Lord Hawthorne sitch…

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We're confident
we're gonna work it through.

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He's the right person to talk to.

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Well, that's good.

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'Cause I need you in there.

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We're killing this bill.

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No ifs or buts.

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Right, well,
I'm fucking freezing out here.

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I'm gonna go in
and have my piccolo espresso.

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- You keep me informed.
- Of course.

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Love you, babe.

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He's getting worse, Susan.

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No. He's just winding you up. Bit of fun.

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He's making decisions based
on the advice of a mythical creature.

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Like I said, fun.

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Ladies and gentlemen,

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a very warm welcome to Beaumont's
for today's auction,

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led, of course, by a very special piece
by a true master,

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Botticelli's <i>Virgin and Child Enthroned.</i>

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Previous owners include
Philip II of Spain,

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the Duke of Orleans, and Louis XV.

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- It's currently owned by an anonymous…
- Susie!

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I haven't seen you in ages.

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Afternoon, Joseph.
It has been a while. Um, this is Eddie.

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- Joe Green.
- Pleased to meet you.

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- Art world, is it?
- Well, today it is.

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- What brings you to <i>Inglaterra</i>?
- Selling a couple of pictures.

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- Didn't know you were a collector.
- Easy way to move money.

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That's how it started,
and now I've got a taste for it.

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I hope we're not gonna be
bidding against you for the Botticelli.

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Oh, no. No fear there.

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I'm not really an early Renaissance man.

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- Right.
- How's your brother?

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- Good. He's outside. You should say hello.
- Oh, yeah, I'll do that.

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And your dad?

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Six years into a ten-stretch.

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It looks like they'll be letting him out
on good behavior.

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Bit strong for the puff game, innit?

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It weren't the puff that cuffed him.
Tax returns.

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Gets the best of them.

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- Make sure you give him my best.
- Mm.

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You still on the same number?

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Well, call and find out.

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Yeah, I might do that.

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Might look forward to it.

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Edward.

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Well, that was, uh, emotional.

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What?

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Well, clearly some history, I assume.

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- We don't need to go there.
- Now I'm definitely gonna go there.

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- A very handsome young man.
- We can stop talking about this now.

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- So, does he have a big cock?
- Eddie!

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If everyone is ready,

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we will start bidding
for the marvelous Botticelli,

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shown here on my left,

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the <i>Virgin and Child Enthroned.</i>

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Right, ladies and gentlemen,

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we'll start the bidding here today
at £2,000,000.

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I think he is interested in you.

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- £2,000,000. Thank you.
- Move on.

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- Two million five.
- Sexually.

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- That's enough.
- Two million five. Thank you.

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£3,000,000?

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- He's definitely gonna call.
- I said that's enough.

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Well, it might do you some good.
Must have been a while.

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Don't worry about me. I do just fine.

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- I think there's some chemistry there.
- Oh.

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£4,000,000. Thank you, sir. At £4,000,000.

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- Four million five. Thank you, madam.
- Jealous?

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- At four million five.
- You get in there, girl.

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Five million in the front.
With you, madam. At five million five.

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Any advance?

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£6,000,000.

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£6,000,000.

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Six million.

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Temperature's rising, Susan.

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I know exactly what's happening
to the temperature.

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<i>Seven million.</i>
<i>With you, madam, at seven million.</i>

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This is your show. I'm happy to back you.

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- Thank you.
- £9,000,000 now.

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I hope you're not just indulging
your competitive spirit here.

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Nine million. With you, madam, at nine.

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- Ten million, sir.
- For fuck's sake!

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<i>At ten million.</i>
<i>Back with you, madam, at ten.</i>

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- You're under the spell, Susie.
- 11 million. Thank you.

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You're not helping.

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<i>£11,000,000 is the bid.</i>

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£12,000,000. Thank you.
£12,000,000 we have.

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<i>At £12,000.000.</i>

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Do I hear 13?

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£13,000.000. Thank you.

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With you at 13 million. Against you, sir.

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- Here we go.
- 13 million is the bid.

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With you, madam, at 13. Do I hear 14?

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Dad, it's already at 13.

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Well, I need you to buy that picture.

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<i>We need the Italians on board.</i>

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<i>And if it's a masterpiece they want,</i>
<i>then get it.</i>

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- £14,000,000? 14 million.
- <i>It was supposed to cost six.</i>

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I don't even know
why we're having this conversation.

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<i>The Bannik said buy it.</i>

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- Christ!
- Dad, it's now at 14.

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- Susie.
- <i>I'm just trying to relax.</i>

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<i>Now I'm all stressed out.</i>

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Buy the fucking picture!

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- It's on 14 million.
- Cunts!

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- I thought it was six.
- We're getting the picture.

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15 million. Thank you.

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- At 15 million. Any advance on--
- Fifteen five.

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- 15,500,000. Thank you, sir.
- Susie, don't take the bait.

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<i>With you.</i>

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- Do I hear 16?
- Susan.

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It's going once.

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It's going twice.

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Susan.

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£16,000,000 for the Botticelli.

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Sixteen five, sir?

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Fair warning now. At £16,000.000.

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Sold at 16 million to the lady.
Thank you very much, madam.

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Well, that went well.

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I know it's a big ask, but I need you
to not be such a cunt about it right now.

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Eddie. Good news?

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We got the painting as agreed.
We want to give it to Marco in person.

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Marco is a busy guy.

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It's just like trying to get
a meeting with the pope.

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Cico, we just spent £16,000,000
on a painting that should have cost six.

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Get us the fucking meeting.

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<i>Yep, right. Okay, okay, okay.</i>

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<i>I'll talk to him, okay?</i>
<i>I'll come back to you.</i>

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Yeah, make sure it happens.

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- Susie!
- Fuck!

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<i>Oh, my son Tim was a bosun's mate</i>
<i>He could blow the whistle…</i>

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Jack! Painting!

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Fuck me!

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Jack, get in the fucking car!

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- Fuck!
- Get in!

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<i>With your too-ri-ra</i>

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<i>Fol-the-da</i>
<i>Whack-fol-the-doodle, fol-the-di-dum…</i>

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Fuck off!

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Go, go, go! Fuck!

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<i>Oh, were you drunk or were you blind…</i>

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Put your earpiece in, Jack.

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<i>…two fine legs behind?</i>

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<i>Ochone, mavrone</i>
<i>But you were a silly youth…</i>

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We can't afford
to lose that bloody picture, Geoffrey.

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<i>With your too-ri-ra</i>

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<i>Fol-the-da</i>
<i>Whack-fol-the-doodle, fol-the-di-dum… </i>

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Take the south stairs,
see if you can steal a yard on 'em.

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Buchanan Street.

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They're heading for Buchanan Street.
Take a right, see if we can cut 'em off.

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<i>I was neither drunk nor neither blind</i>
<i>When I left my two fine legs behind…</i>

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Fuck off!

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Sharp left, Eddie.

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One down!

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<i>Fol-the-da</i>
<i>Whack-fol-the-doodle, fol-the-di-dum…</i>

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Take a left. Cut down Lower Robert Street.

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Hurry up, Jack.

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There's a rat run coming up on your right.
Might be able to cut 'em off.

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<i>Now I'll cross the raging main </i>

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<i>To Napoleon Bonaparte</i>
<i>And the Queen of Spain…</i>

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Two down, two to go.

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<i>They took away the legs</i>
<i>Of a child of mine</i>

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<i>With a too-ri-ra</i>

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<i>Fol-the-da</i>
<i>Whack-fol-the-doodle, fol-the-di-dum… </i>

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Got every one,
except the one with the fucking painting!

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Over here!

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You've got ten seconds
to give me a name I'm happy with.

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Or what?

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What you gonna do?
Suck my dick, you posh cunt.

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Wait, what you… Fuck you!

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Yeah. You suck my dick, you cheeky cunt.

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Tell you what, why don't you write down
a name we're all happy with,

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and no one has to suck anyone's dick?

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Spelling's atrocious. Is that a P or a B?

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- B…
- I'm guessing it's…

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Robert Brooks?

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Excuse… Excuse me?

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Famous art dealer?

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- Uh, yes, that's me.
- Can I have a word?

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We know you hired a couple of hood rats
to steal the painting.

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I'm an art dealer.
I'm not a super villain.

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What I don't understand is,

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if you were planning
on stealing the picture,

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why bother pushing the price up?

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I swear to you,
I wasn't pushing the price up.

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I was working
on behalf of a certified buyer.

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- All right, sis?
- Jack.

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Who's he?

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I said who's he?

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Can I have a word?

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- What the fuck is he doing here?
- Don't blame me.

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It was the Duke that asked for him.
Anyway, you wanted a result, didn't you?

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I wanted results.
I didn't want a mangled corpse.

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Last time that man punched
someone in the liver, they died.

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You want me to introduce him
to Organ John?

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We're just discussing it, darling.

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Would you like to meet Organ John?

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I don't know. Who's Organ John?

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Organ John is Organ John.

47:23.688 --> 47:26.438
You see, John likes to refer to himself
in the third person,

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and I'll let you do the math
as to why we call him Organ John.

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In short, John is good at getting results.

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Who the fuck is Organ John?

47:37.021 --> 47:38.521
I'm gonna be straight with you.

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John's more of a terminal solution
to a temporary problem.

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One shot from him, and you'll be drowning.
But from the inside.

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Which will give us plenty of time to get
the information from you that we need.

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No one likes to see
someone leave this world

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in such an inelegant fashion.

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Fuck it! Fuck it, fuck it!

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It wasn't my idea. I just…
I was just doing a favor for a friend.

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And who would that friend be, Robert?

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What's his name?

48:14.938 --> 48:16.521
Oh. Flash Italian.

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Goes by the name of Gino de Bambi.

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By any wild stretch of the imagination,
this wouldn't be Gino de Bambi, would it?

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Yeah, that's him.
That's him. Gino de Bambi.

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Hello?

49:32.188 --> 49:34.105
Mm. When in Lake Maggiore…

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- Quite the view.
- Mm.

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Don't wanna mix
business with pleasure, captain.

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Oh, no.
I was simply admiring the panorama.

49:45.230 --> 49:47.896
No, you were picturing
what it would be like

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to have breakfast here after a night
of passion with the countessa.

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Tell me, what do you like? Fleur de Mer?

49:55.313 --> 49:57.938
Matching set? Dark red?

49:58.021 --> 49:59.605
Or maybe cream and white?

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Actually, I was thinking
something more ambitious.

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La Perla. Black. Peignoir.

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Classical silk.
Diaphanous in presentation.

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- Certainly very specific, Edward.
- Well, I have a particular palate, Susan.

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How do you ensure
that palate is fulfilled?

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Well, I'm a captain.

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I'm used to giving orders.

50:19.938 --> 50:23.313
I bet she'll be receptive
and prepared to follow those orders.

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Incoming, Your Grace.

50:30.188 --> 50:31.021
Eddie.

50:31.855 --> 50:33.355
<i>- Buongiorno.</i>
<i>- Buongiorno. </i>Susie.

50:34.188 --> 50:36.813
I'm apologizing for my timekeeping.

50:37.480 --> 50:41.313
But I trust, um…
my staff looked after you?

50:41.896 --> 50:43.980
They looked after us very well.
Thank you, Cico.

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Where is your glamorous girlfriend, Bella?

50:46.271 --> 50:50.980
Ah, tonight she's in Monte Carlo.
Tomorrow she's gonna fly to Paris.

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You know, the hostess who's never home.

50:53.188 --> 50:56.438
And where, may we ask,
is, uh, Mr. Moretti?

50:57.521 --> 51:00.146
You know, Eddie, he's not gonna make it.

51:00.230 --> 51:02.688
- Just like my girlfriend, he's also busy.
- Ah.

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Wasn't the most straightforward
of operations.

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There's the fruits of our labor.

51:07.021 --> 51:10.063
It's going to be money well spent,
trust me. Marco's gonna love it.

51:10.813 --> 51:13.230
Only last night he told me
how much he loves that Botticelli.

51:13.896 --> 51:16.813
He'd heard about the sale
and regrets he didn't buy it.

51:17.563 --> 51:21.188
Good. Just a shame
that he can't be here himself.

51:21.271 --> 51:22.105
I know.

51:22.605 --> 51:25.313
But, um, Eddie, my friend, look.

51:26.063 --> 51:29.813
If you want,
you can always leave the picture here.

51:29.896 --> 51:31.480
I'll make sure he gets your elegant gift.

51:31.563 --> 51:33.605
I think we'd rather
give it to Marco ourselves.

51:33.688 --> 51:35.313
Since we've paid so much.

51:36.188 --> 51:38.105
Well, he's a busy man.

51:38.646 --> 51:42.271
You know, I know how to use
the right words with him.

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Choose the right moment.

51:44.646 --> 51:47.771
And his legs will open
like the parting of the Red Sea.

51:50.146 --> 51:52.896
You never invited him here
in the first place, did you, Cico?

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Or do you prefer
to be called Gino de Bambi?

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I, uh… I… I'm so sorry, but is there
a problem here or something?

52:05.688 --> 52:07.563
Yes, there is a problem.

52:08.480 --> 52:09.896
We know the picture's yours.

52:09.980 --> 52:12.605
We know the price
was artificially inflated on your side.

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And that you hired kids
to try and nick it once we'd bought it

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so we'd never get the chance
to give it to Marco ourselves.

52:18.271 --> 52:22.646
Fortunately, your subcontractors ended up
being as unreliable as you are.

52:22.730 --> 52:26.605
They did that because
the entire enterprise is invention.

52:26.688 --> 52:31.271
So, where would you like to go
from here, Cico?

52:35.605 --> 52:36.480
Okay.

52:41.980 --> 52:44.938
You think you can tell me what to do?

52:45.021 --> 52:46.855
A couple of salad sellers?

52:47.563 --> 52:48.813
You wanna take me on?

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You wanna take the fucking Mafia on?

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Why don't we ask Marco
what exactly you do for the Mafia?

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And how are we going to do that, Eddie?

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Well, we're gonna ask him ourselves.

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I think that's him right now, isn't it?

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- Believe so.
- Mm.

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You see, because you didn't call him,
we did. And we brought him up to speed.

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And you're right.
He's very excited about the painting.

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First he'd heard of it, apparently.

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Fuck.

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Quiet. Be quiet now.
Uh, the grown-ups are talking now.

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Eddie, nice to meet you.
Thank you for your call.

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I'm sorry we are meeting like this.

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How should we resolve this situation?

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Mr. Moretti,

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this is your country, your rules.

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And I'm confident that you are best placed
to decide the appropriate outcome.

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But in my experience, uh,

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kindness is always mistaken for weakness.

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Cico, you are a snake.

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Pretty to look at. Dirty to touch.

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It hurts me
because it will hurt my goddaughter.

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And I think you don't know
where is your place in the food chain.

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So,

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I will show you.

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Cico was always a… a messy guy.

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Maybe this is the fitting end for him.

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So moving forward,
we could, uh, come to an understanding.

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- You appreciate that, don't you?
- Of course.

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This operation you have set up

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within the grounds
of my goddaughter's estate, eh,

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if I well understand,
there are others like it?

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Well, as it happens,

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we are keen to set up
further operations in the south,

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in the fullness of time,
with someone that we, uh, could rely upon.

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Oof. We could help a lot in the south.

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How about five million a month
for your protection and support?

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Thank you.

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Enzo!

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Fifteen.

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Seven and a half.

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Ten.

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Can he be trusted?

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I look forward to doing business.

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Can the Duke be trusted?

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Enzo!

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Right.
