Lloyd's of London Page #2

Synopsis: Blake is in love with an aristocratic woman whose husband seriously injures him. Blake's friendship with Lord Nelson provides the basis for Blake's part in the growth of Lloyd's insurance business following the Battle of Trafalgar. Only very slightly based on history.
Director(s): Henry King
Production: 20th Century Fox Film Corporat
  Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.1
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Year:
1936
118 min
125 Views


mr. Lloyd who mr. Lloyd sir the master

of the seer coffee house Oh him this

young in the fitting mr. Edward lied

yeah find him in the middle of aisles

and very wounded search 6 feet under

he's been holding there 60 years or so

and whose leg do you think you're pretty

again

gentlemen the sloop mega LOD Yarmuth

reported sunk yesterday off Norfolk

coast no lives lost shipping short for

two thousand pounds cargo gold bullion

in short for 10,000 pounds claim total

loss how much did we lose 2,000 on the

cargo-master Lauren oh my name is Angus

time what do you know about the McGee oh

she was scuttle sir I heard him say they

was gonna scuttle her they took the gold

off hand put it on see yours where did

all this happen where an if sir Burnham

fought in Norfolk we was coming together

to tell you sir

me and my friend Horatio Nelson not the

last minute he couldn't come and I had

to hoof it alone you walked all the way

from golfer yes sir look why did you

come here the Lloyds well so one of the

seamen said that the Manteo is insured

here that if he was all to get wind of

it well into sea horse you too doc Wayne

to seahorse doc seahorse

re on with four days ago due tomorrow

see that she's met unsearched if the

gold is found a rest all on board if you

told us the truth you shall be well

rewarded

Thank You mr. Angus time but sir well

can I get me a reward sir could you

trust me with something to eat because

my neck psyche is emptying me vitals has

known me something awful oh yeah here

pull might come along come with me wait

up

give this man food the best you have

Smok method hey Mary

yeah Scott on this way that you'll shown

a great sense of you thank you sir

that's good oh sure I don't think I can

eat all that oh you you eat your heart's

content my left

gentlemen how much am I bid for the

Briton insane 1,500 1,500 wire in the

mall 606 - animal - here anymore

700 700 what's the candle for sir a

waiter is auctioning off a ship he has

pierced the wick of the candle with a

pin when the flame reaches a pin it'll

go out are the last men to bid while the

flame is burning becomes the owner of

the ship the waiters do all that sir no

waiters here not only serve food they

auction ships and arrange insurance with

the Syndicates

syndicate sir what's a syndicate each of

those groups of men a Lloyd's isn't just

one company it's made up of a number of

groups called syndicates when a ship is

to be insured each group puts up a part

of the money and shares the gain or loss

oh I like in the Mathieu yeah here's

exactly Shh what's the bell for sir the

bell the bell rings once for disaster

and twice for good news and over there

is the bulletin board when use of ships

from all over the world is posted hi I

like it here sir it's so so exciting

could I could I give up me a wall sir

and stay here and work well I I don't by

the way what's your name

gelatin Blake sir and I know how to wait

coz I've been serving in me on say a

louse ever since I could walk and I

could learn all the others sir

mmm-hmm oh you're intelligent and you're

you're eager

you're so eager you're forgetting your

meal all righty that's right you may

have saved us all a great deal of money

and then I can't stay here and work sir

if you're right about the Meggie Oh Oh

sir I'll go on go on with your meal

I found the caption distance in Cadiz

goodbye there's Dukes young big that

time I've seen it this week

Sen Jonathan to me

Jonathan do mr. Angus tan once

Jonathan you took money for mr. Jukes

just now aye sir

and you've done so before aye sir why

well because I I go down to the dock sir

listen listen I'm telling things what

did you tell him just now but the

gladiator founded off Lisbon sir the boy

should be discharged at what's Oh wiser

news

honestly acquired and honestly shared is

the foundation of this business the news

about the gladiator belongs to Lloyds

not to any one person Jonathan you've

been guilty of treachery Oh sir he said

it wasn't wrong and I was saving his

tips to become an underwriter sir what

and ring the bell once will spike mr.

Jukes guns

bring the beer bath Gator in the school

radiator with a cargo of lumber reported

sank off Lisbon we await confirmation

Jonathan yes sir I've come here

Lloyd's is founded on two great pillars

news and honesty if either fails we fail

and with us the whole of the British

merchant marine you know you know Lloyd

isn't merely a business of profit and

loss it's the lifeblood of British

Commerce nothing too big minute just

think of English ships sailing to the

farthest port of the world

Hong Kong Cape Town Bombay ships and

cargo protected by our honesty a mighty

commerce built on faith Oh mr. Angus tan

sir I did not sir I didn't keep faith

negative Oberst it doesn't me oh well

there are you one mr. Jukes

you

there's your money sir I want no part of

it

now or ever from this answer I'll do my

best to be what you said honest with

Lloyds and England

and I warrant of England will appreciate

it gentlemen

the Spanish blockade of British Commerce

is broken and His Majesty's ship resin

arm has arrived safely at years old

No

befriend grace you Nelson when I was

telling you about

he's a nut ship sir what yes gentlemen

Paris 23rd of January 1771 French

parliament overthrown by soldiers of

Madame Du Barry before team is playing

that morning jobs let me think that oh

thank you my nice data yeah I think the

raise almost over yes and High Times you

job

okay that morning rape

rubbish barge founders in the Thames let

that's a momentous event storm still

raging in the channel sir not a ships

put in for three days now I'm building

fine furnishings find new bulletin board

with nothing on it great progress made

in everything except getting news when

news is there's lifeblood of the

insurance business - Ranga Stein but you

can't beat the elements give them beat

anything if you got the which tomorrow

same time what is that good morning

morning the clandestine same as usual

sir yes Peter oh he's Majesty flag up

and out sir

oh oh that's news isn't it

the MIT me to present myself mr. Angus

time

Stacy of Cranford morning are you're

acquainted my uncle Lord Drayton First

Lord of the Admiralty oh sure oh you're

his nephew I oh yes my marriage my

mother's the duchess of children yes a

my uncle gave me a little bit of action

sir

but somehow IRA slayed it Corey no no

thank you no thank you I never touch it

mr. Angus time I recently covered on

some of money my grandmother Darla stand

I'd expected I've known the old head it

was shame for the extravagant now it

occurred to me that much patois mutual

advantage if I employed that money here

at Lloyds with you perhaps in your

syndicate you you mean you wish to come

in here and learn the insurance business

from the ground up okay I my name to

think of no I just thought to take an

occasional risk scream kognito I fee I

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Ernest Pascal

Ernest Pascal (January 11, 1896 – November 4, 1966) was an English-born American screenwriter, author, playwright, and poet. Originally an author, he became involved in the film industry when his novels began to be optioned into films during the silent era of film, although his career was mostly during the sound era. In addition, he penned several Broadway plays as well. He married the daughter of famed cartoonist George Herriman, Barbara, and they had one daughter prior to Barbara's death from complications from surgery in 1939.In 1947, Pascal was hired by RKO Pictures to write a story based on the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804. However, Warner Brothers procured the rights to the script, but when production was delayed, it was eventually permanently shelved after Paramount produced their 1955 film based on the same event entitled, The Far Horizons. more…

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