King for a Day Page #3
- TV-G
- Year:
- 1934
- 21 min
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For the sake of decency. Please!
Here are your trousers. Please!
Like this!
She will certainly call you.
Don't worry!
Come now, dear sir!
Please, this way. Go on!
This way, please!
Come. This way.
Come on! Gee!
Bay Linko!
Excuse me, Asparuh,
that we call you Purko.
what you are now.
I'm human.
I'm a human being like before.
I mean you have become a gentleman.
That is what gives us doubts
and makes us ask.
I am gentleman.
Give everybody a drink.
Please, Mr. Kanchov!
It can't be!
Come on, Bay Linko! Hurry!
- That's right!
I haVe serious doubts about this.
Why worry? He is paying, isn't he?
- You're right.
Cheers!
- Cheers!
Hot meatballs. Please, haVe some!
You put too much bread in the mince.
Be careful!
There is a lot.
Or you won't sell food in the pub.
Isn't that right, Mr. Kanchov?
And what about the wine?
You dilute it with water
all the year round.
And you think
we don't feel the difference.
It's not true, Mr. Kanchov.
That's pure grape wine.
I even sell it at a disadvantage.
What can I say, Bay Linko!
Cheers!
That's life for you!
Give us a speech! Give us a speech!
Dear co-villagers!
Today our dear guest is Mr. Kanchov.
He is our new member of parliament
who will now give a speech.
Bravo!
- We want a speech!
Dear...
Victims...
Our party...
Drastic measures!
The roads.
Taxes... The monuments...
The government...
And the soldiers.
Motherland Bulgaria.
The king.
The wine.
You are the masters.
not masters.
Is that you, Purko?
Kuno, you are looking for trouble.
And be more careful
with the people that work for you.
Be careful in what respect?
Pay them regularly
and let them go home
when the sun sets in the evening.
Wait!
- Don't do this!
Battle has begun.
Hearts are beating fast.
Here at arm's length
are our enemies at last.
Courage's what we need now,
courage's what we need.
We are slaves no more.
Today we're breaking free.
Mr. Kanchov!
Mr. Kanchov, the day has broken.
Mr. Kanchov, the bill.
I haven't ordered anything.
It was you who...
- What do you mean you didn't order?
You're dressed as a king
but you have no money.
I never said I had.
You said you were a gentleman.
Take this off. Strip, I said!
I'll show you. Strip!
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