Lloyd's of London Page #3

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
APPROVED
Year:
1936
118 min
125 Views


see I understand some of you

underwriters make preposterous profits

oh we do very well from time to time but

Lloyd sure is not a gambling house no

doubt there might be some underwriters

who would take you into their syndicates

incognito but I am NOT one of them

I hold neither with gambling milord

nor with young aristocrats who despise

commerce as beneath their station yet

who seek to profit by it

Oh what is he but I bid you good morning

/ yes you well your assistance that mr.

Blake sir my master here well what's

wise been putting quarter in quad what

are you talking about part enjoy you

said the Old Bailey sir don't Bailey I

didn't know if they'd come to tell you

sir if not to come yes yes quite right

watch right right come with me mr. BOTS

mr. Park

I am beneath the Jonathan all miss Polly

I derson tell you why not what he done

it concerns the opposite sex I'll never

believe that it does they arrested him

for a peeping tom unlikely tale I've

been trying to make him look at me for a

whole year - peeping tom that's what he

is

I was undressed your worship give

himself a wash before bed and he was a

spying on me

your worship let me ago and the minute I

put to bed even ridin on me without so

much as that if you please order either

call prison on the spag loss is yours

yes your worship when you're trespassing

on the rooftops in the vicinity of the

brigade's bedroom window unlock your jaw

sir ah well not trespassing exactly your

worship

and that makes I'm so the question well

sir I I was experimenting oh yes I was

experimenting with the Telegraph machine

Telegraaf telegram what manner of word

is that uh well sir Telegraph is a

method of transmitting intelligence

through space Tillie love transmit

Allegiance through your attempting to

confirm the cops are on oh no sir

believe me you tear since mr. what

during Newgate Prison or a fine of fifty

pounds

mix Keys fifty pounds Oh sir

theirs will teach you to not the next

time the crime versus george shuba

charged with bodies missing you your

worship

that young man I should like to pay fine

pay to believe I'm weary Jonathan of

getting you out of straits it's true

they've been innocent enough I'll still

now but Sir you don't you can't believe

me guilty why you admitted entering that

girl's window it's enough with intention

I really fell in you fell in you you

fell in what sir it was my invent

machines a website always a night

let me show it to you sir come to my

house this evening I prove to you I've

done nothing wrong

you will

Wow

perhaps Oh sir this is only the model

sir but it demonstrates what I claim and

messages across the channel not in two

days but in five minutes in five minutes

from France

aye sir Jonathan you remember that day

12 years ago when mr. Jukes gave me

money and we talked I've always thought

of you as a father since then sir then

even a father can be driven too far over

hear me sir you said that news is the

lifeblood of insurance and that as

Lloyd's grows so grows British shipping

as British shipping grows so grows

England well well well ever since then I

wanted to justify your faith in me I

know I've been a bit troublesome sir and

I'm deeply sorry to have hurt you but

now now perhaps I can pay my debt to you

and to Lloyd's look sir these letters

placed in here can be read through this

spyglass I did

is 1,200 feet

or what for those little letters yes sir

with the aid of the reflector lamp now

with machines built nine or ten feet

high and with powerful spy glasses we

can have a real news service information

and reports flashing in from parts of

Europe and being posted like beacon

fires on the bulletin board in the

subscribers room then sir

Lloyd's will indeed be the brain center

of England yes T yes P moon apart orders

a rest

Oh

el el e and E and G am I

Napoleon orders arrest of all English in

France solution

la lumire my friend depreciable APPA

ali sorry - I'm sorry

are you here you see black hey Bobo yard

written promise you Chile is one more

piece my bed Rafael no why - who knows

what to do to consume enough let's elope

they're messy more piece the won't you

who guarded a bon voyage

unlike them with their missile I guess I

know what you're talking about I don't

speak patch I think I got nothing

nothing the dog less English or time

English better you money definite

anybody here speak English

I am I understand a little Mademoiselle

then won't you help me please ask you

what I've done to be arrested

Napoleon Bonaparte has ordered the

arrest of all English people in France

is it a crime to be English we men was a

and Bonaparte he's right

you must protect himself from spies I'm

not a spy tell him so tell him if I'm

only here for the night and I'm taking

the boat tomorrow for England

Mademoiselle may prefer dear can they

possess beyond hmm

City Florence can see surely fee why I

stood serve yet did you've known things

it is strange for a young woman to be

traveling alone unchaperoned but you see

I have to leave Patty's hurriedly I mean

I made up my mind hurriedly I was home

to give kiss gaud he'll regret some be

diffident buzzer well pearl Japon last

one then be our son-in-law he he says he

will take good care of you Mademoiselle

II personally not even a penny happy but

you vomit birthday you a couple right

now I said that I did with my

Nellie patrovita get an ID - OH

again Maria the note this moment you've

no don't get the extra mile if you Oh

Paula Paula Oh Tom you miss me muumuu

Palooza Shearson shuttle DC for 2000

said it one I don't know what it is a

premier key Oh Who am I kidding

the potatoman there kocchi a little

Palmilla Kate Adie Emily's no Eddie

Castillo from UK Judy open a key anymore

yet no PDT courage Mademoiselle

Bravo you do not mind Mademoiselle if I

crouch in the LUMO is very kind to help

a poor priest with destination from

there Simone you romancing consetta

physio mopey

say the secret assault on the clinic you

every $50

Anila merci Mon you know merci Tropez MA

those were both were they Sunday a

Sunday get off quickly close the door

and hey you want me sure cool hello hey

we'll do a nice goodie me

so pay me the position what a misfortune

synergy Hey

why are we doing if all goes well we'll

soon be on our way to him

good morning

good morning it is it good morning isn't

it look at those clothes

did you sleep well

not a wink yes I noticed that NATO over

there

yeah do

have you any more of that whatever it is

you're eating

hardtack Oh forgive me there's plenty

enough for a week a week to get to

England know it luck we ought to arrive

tomorrow you must be very hard-working

me that killing all this time can you

sail a boat come on doesn't a very

difficult I can try I'm afraid you don't

look much like a seaman though in that

dress you're likely to attract a crowd

of amorous sailors amorous and too

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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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