Liz & Dick
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2012
- 88 min
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JUST IN TIME:
WAS RUNNING LOW:
I WAS LOS:
NOWHERE TO GO:
NOW YOU'RE HERE
NOW I KNOW:
JUST WHERE I'M GOING
THAT LUCKY DAY:
NOW YOU'RE HERE
NOW I KNOW:
JUST WHERE I'M GOING
THAT LUCKY DAY:
[ LAUGHTER ]
Richard:
"I FELL FOR YOU[ UP-TEMPO MUSIC PLAYING ]
"YOU WERE EVERYTHING
I EVER WANTED."
[ SPLASH ]
"AND EVEN WHEN YOU LOOKED AT ME
WITH UTTER DISDAIN,
I STILL THOUGH YOU WERE JUST LUSCIOUS."
[ BIRDS CHIRPING ]
RICHARD."
WOULD YOU?
TELL HER I'M GOING TO LIE DOWN.
[ SIGHS ]
[ INDISTINCT TALKING ]
Joe:
PLACES, EVERYBODY, PLEASE.
I'VE ALWAYS LOVED
GETTING RICHARD'S LETTERS.
HE COULD'VE BEEN A WRITER.
COULD'VE BEEN,
SHOULD'VE BEEN.
FOR -- WHAT -- 20 YEARS.
EVEN WROTE TODAY.
THANK YOU.
WE WERE DESTINED
TO MEET.
"CLEOPATRA."
MOST PEOPLE DON'T REMEMBER,
BUT WE STARTED:
WITHOUT DEAR RICHARD.
AND THEN:
FILMING SUDDENLY STOPPED
BECAUSE ELIZABETH
FELL TERRIBLY ILL.
YES, I HAD TO HAVE
A TRACHEOTOMY.
[ CHUCKLES ]
OF COURSE, I'D SEEN HER BEFORE,
YES, APPARENTLY,
SUDDENLY, I GOT A PHONE CALL --
"FLY TO ROME."
I WAS TERRIFIED.
EXCUSE ME.
WHERE IS EVERYONE?
AM I:
[ INDISTINCT TALKING ]
[ TALKING CONTINUES ]
Joe:
AH.ELIZABETH, YOU LOOK RAPTUROUS.
UH, LISTEN,
WITH THIS YOUNG UPSTAR FROM ROME,
SO MAKE SURE:
RIGHT AWAY, OKAY?
ALL RIGHT,
PLACES, EVERYBODY.
PLACES, EVERYBODY, PLEASE,
EXCUSE ME,
MR. MANKIEWICZ.
MM-HMM.
OH. RICHARD,
I'M SO SORRY.
FROM OVER HERE.
FINE.
UM, I THOUGH I MIGHT PAUSE AROUND HERE.
THAT'S WONDERFUL.
YES, AND, AGAIN, SORRY.
WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN.
PLEASE.
UH, RICHARD.
IT'S GONNA
TAKE A MINUTE.
KEEP ELIZABETH OCCUPIED.
SURE.
GOOD MAN.
HELLO.
IN CASE:
YOU HAVEN'T GUESSED,
I'M MARK ANTONY.
RICHARD BURTON.
BUT MY NAILS.
OH, YES -- LIKEWISE.
Elizabeth:
NO,TERRIBLY FORWARD.
UH, I WAS THOROUGHLY CONFUSED
BY ELIZABETH:
SHE, UH, WAS A CREATURE
I'D NEVER...
NEVER ENCOUNTERED BEFORE.
Richard:
RICHARD.
EVERYTHING OKAY?
IS DINING TONIGHT.
YOU PROMISED TO MEE SYBIL AND THE KIDS FOR DINNER.
MISS TAYLOR IS DINING TONIGHT.
[ INDISTINCT TALKING ]
Driver:
GRAZIE, SIGNOR.
WELL,
BUT THE PRESS:
ALREADY KNOW?
THAT'S WHY.
[ INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS ]
Woman:
NO.Woman # 2:
WHY?THE TABLE:
NEXT TO MISS TAYLOR'S, PLEASE.
SIGNOR,
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE.
[ SIGHS ]
THE TABLE:
NEXT TO MISS TAYLOR'S, PLEASE.
OF COURSE.
Woman:
OH, MY GOD.Waiter:
AH, SIGNOR, SCUSI.
AH, THANK YOU.
FOLLOW ME.
IT'S RIGHT HERE.
THIS WAY.
[ LAUGHTER ]
OH.
[ CHUCKLES ]
AN ORATOR --
THE GREAT SHAKESPEAREAN ACTOR
RICHARD BURTON.
[ LAUGHTER ]
BUT, PLEASE...
HE SAID THAT?
YOU KNOW, IFOR,
I HAD THE MISFORTUNE
OF MEETING:
WHO WALKED AWAY:
OBVIOUSLY INCAPABLE
OF RECOGNIZING:
A SHAKESPEAREAN PAUSE,
BECAUSE I SAID TO HER,
THEN I PAUSED,
BEFORE I COULD ADD,
"YOU ARE NOW
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
"AND THE PROMISE OF A RIPE PLUM
AND YOUR SPILLING,
WHITE-HOT BOSOM."
BUT, OF COURSE, SHE DIDN' GET TO HEAR A DAMN WORD OF THAT.
BUT [INHALES] THAT VOICE...
WELL, I'M GLAD
THAT'S OVER.
Sara:
OH, MOTHER, HAVEN'T WE GO ENOUGH OF THOSE ALREADY?
Sybil:
IFOR!IFOR!
RICHARD, COME ON.
WAKE UP.
[ MUTTERS ]
WHERE THE HELL WERE YOU, IFOR?
WHAT TIME DID YOU TWO COME HOME?
[ GRUNTS ]
AT A RESTAURANT.
BUT SHE WAS RUDE.
[ GRUNTS ]
THEN HE REALLY:
STARTED DRINKING.
RICHARD TRIED:
TO BE FRIENDLY?
Man:
AND PLACES."CLEOPATRA," SCENE 142,
TAKE 4.
Joe:
AND...ACTION.OH, MARK ANTONY.
IF I HAD NOT BEEN,
IT WOULD'VE BEEN FORGIVABLE.
UNFORGIVABLE. SORRY.
ALL RIGHT. CUT!
AND WE'RE GONNA GO
RIGHT BACK IN.
Man:
BACK TO PLACES, PLEASE.
SHOULD RUN OUR LINES A MOMENT.
SURE.
IN PRIVATE.
IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN,
[ GROANS ]
VODKA.
YEAH, I NEED
THE DOG'S WHOLE COAT.
THAT BAD?
WON'T YOU JOIN ME?
I ALREADY AM,
THOUGH NOT QUITE SO MUCH VODKA.
[ SIGHS ]
SO, SHALL WE
RUN THOSE LINES?
OH, NO, I THINK
[ SIGHS ]
PLEASE.
EXCEPT JULIE ANDREWS.
THEN SO CAN I!
OH, YOU MISUNDERSTAND.
DUMPY WOMEN.
PLEASE LEAVE.
GO EASY, RICHARD.
"GO EASY"?
OH, I'LL GO EASY,
ALL RIGHT.
HI.
I'VE HEARD
I'M ELIZABETH.
THIS IS MY HUSBAND, EDDIE.
WON'T YOU JOIN US?
OH, GOD, NO.
FOR A DEVOTED COUPLE
ENJOY.
CIAO.
CIAO.
Sara:
ELIZABETH.WHAT NOW?
WITH ANTONY.
A LOVE SCENE?
WITH HIM?!
[ SIGHS ]
Richard:
[ SIGHS ]
WELL, IT'S NOT EXACTLY
COAL MINING, IS IT?
[ INDISTINCT TALKING ]
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