Nowhere Boy
Do I ignore you? No.
I have called you twice.
Ooh!
Ooh!
Eh? Very expensive.
- Really?
- No.
First lesson, front room,
eight o'clock tonight. Don't be late.
# Well, I'm just out of school
I'm real, real cool
# I got the jump, got the jive
Got the message I'm alive
Glasses, John!
Glasses, John!
# I'm gonna keep a-shakin'
I'm gonna keep a-moving, baby
# Don't you cramp my style
I'm a real wild child
# Come on, baby, shake all night long
come off the bone
# Cos I'm a wild one
# Ooh, yeah, I'm a wild one
Hey, Tarbuck. Keep out of the chippie,
you fat bastard.
- Lennon, you prick!
- He thinks he's hard.
He couldn't batter a fish!
Yeah!
Marie, my angel face.
Show us your jugs.
Cock off, Lennon!
Or cock out?
# Sugar, now don't be late
# We're gonna move it all night long
# Ooh, yeah, I'm a wild one
# I'm gonna keep a-shakin'
Gonna keep a-moving baby
# Don't you cramp my style
I'm a real wild child
# Whoa
You'll be lucky to find a job on the
docks because you're going nowhere.
Here at Quarry Bank generally...
nowhere.
Is "nowhere" full of geniuses, sir?
Because then I probably do belong there.
# But I'm a wild one
Ooh, yeah, I'm a wild one
# I'm gonna keep a-shakin'
Gonna keep a-moving, baby
# Don't you cramp my style
I'm a real wild child
# I'm a real wild child
I'm a real wild child
# I'm a real wild child
There we go.
Stand by your beds.
And so, Judgement Day.
- Go on.
- Watch it.
- What?
- You're standing on it.
Come here. Hey!
Hey, mind the walls.
- Got you!
- Mimi!
Mimi, he's hurting me!
It works!
Mimi, it works!
Can we turn it over,
see if something else is on?
No, John,
we do not turn Tchaikovsky over.
to see what's wrong.
Good evening.
It ain't half cold out here.
- What's that?
- It ain't half cold out here.
Hey, hey, come on, cheeky git.
- You'll get me in trouble.
- Yeah, well, you're always in trouble.
- What, with Mimi? Don't be daft.
Ever been married to me?
Right, now, go on, you're missing
your show and I'm missing me pub.
- What's this one?
- Don't touch it!
Ooh, it's the ejector seat.
Come back, where are you?
Uncle George?
- Mimi, we were only mucking about.
- He's just had a fall.
There's nothing to see.
Stop fussing, he'll be right as rain.
- But, Mimi...
- Stay here, we'll be back soon enough.
Mimi?
He's dead.
Please, let's not be silly, hmm?
If you want to do that,
you go to your room.
It's just the two of us now
so let's get on with it, shall we?
God will show us
the path of life.
In His presence is the fullness of joy.
At his right hand,
there is pleasure for evermore.
...brother George.
Give thanks for his life
and comfort one another in our grief.
Fancy Blackpool tomorrow?
Play the arcades, go on some rides.
I don't need looking after, Stan.
I know. I'm just asking
if you want to go to Blackpool.
He was my uncle, too.
Yeah, but he was more than
just an uncle to me, wasn't he?
You saw her, too, right?
The one with the red hair?
Where is she now?
Do you want me to ask Aunt Mimi?
John wants to know where Aunt Julia is.
She was busy, apparently.
Things to do.
You should call her Mum, you know.
The one with the red hair.
John?
- John, have you got your glasses?
- They're in my pocket.
And is your pocket blind?
Now, you will be careful, hmm?
Be careful who you talk to.
It's only Blackpool, Mimi.
I found out where your mum lives.
- You wanted to see her, right?
- Yeah, but...
- We don't have to.
- No, no.
- What bus do we get?
- We don't. We walk.
Are you coming or what?
Blackpool's loss, our gain.
But we love Blackpool,
don't we, girls? Fun, fun, fun!
I knew you were coming, though.
Do you want to know how I knew?
Because I baked a cake!
What do you think? Nice, eh?
Vanilla buns.
- One for you, Julia.
- Thank you.
- One for you, Jackie.
- Thank you.
Hey, steady on.
Ooh, a mouthie! Let's have a look.
Hohner. German.
Boo! Down with the Krauts!
Good at mouthies, though.
Not so good at war.
- Do you mind?
- No.
Your spit's my spit, anyway.
Good lungs on it.
Uncle George gave it me
just before he died.
He'll be missed. He was a good man.
Hmm.
Come on.
# Mr Sandman, bring me a dream
# Make her complexion
like peaches and cream
Kiss me quick!
# Give her two lips
like roses and clover
# And tell me
that my lonesome nights are over
# Sandman, I'm so alone.
# Don't have nobody to call my own
- You big softie.
- # Please turn on your magic beam
# Mr Sandman, bring me a dream
# Mr Sandman, bring me a dream
# Make him the cutest
that I've ever seen
# Give him the word
Let's see ourselves in the mirrors.
What happened to my head?
Whoo!
# Don't have nobody to call my own
# Please turn on your magic beam
Do you hear that?
Hey, give us a light, will you, love?
# Step in my rocket and don't be late
# We're pulling out
about half past eight
and get a fifth
# Everybody in my car's
gonna take a little nip
# Move on out,
boozing and cruising along
Do you know what it means, rock'n'roll?
Sex.
# Step in my rocket and don't be late
# Baby, we're pulling out
about half-past eight
and get a fifth
# Everybody in my car's
gonna take a little nip
# Move on out,
boozing and cruising along
Bobby! John, here!
Hello, John.
We've been to Blackpool,
haven't we, John?
- We found lke Turner on the South Pier.
- Oh, yeah, was he lost?
Stan brought him over. You know Stan?
while we were out.
- They should be in bed, eh?
- I know, but John's here.
- Yeah, I'm here.
- Yeah, and it's late.
Come on, you two, wake up.
Let's go. Come on.
I'll take them up. Come on.
Come on, John. It's getting dark.
Next time I'll make Eccles cakes.
I love those.
Don't tell Mimi, please.
This is our secret.
Promise me, hmm?
We'll have an even better time
next time, OK?
Go now, go!
I love you!
You're my dream!
Don't forget that.
Mummy?
Daddy?
Mummy?
What happened next
was described as a miracle of...
Lennon!
John. John!
- Churchill.
- Churchill, sir.
Too late!
I'll get it.
You can't just turn up like this,
you know. It's not...
My dream is back!
As far as the eye can see,
excited youngsters
from all over the region
are on hand for the return
of Elvis Presley
to Tupelo, Mississippi,
the town where he was born.
The king of rock'n'roll
will soon be seen in his first picture,
titled "Love Me Tender".
In a phenomenon
recalling Marilyn Monroe's sensational
debut in show business,
Mr Teenager is obtaining a popularity
unparalleled in theatre history.
# Well, get out of that bed
and wash your face and hands
# Get out of that bed
and wash your face and hands
# Well, get in that kitchen and make
some noise with the pots and pans
# I believe to my soul
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