Orlando Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1992
- 94 min
- $57,305
- 4,275 Views
To the manly virtues.
Loyalty.
Courage.
Take me to your master
my dear fellow.
I said, take me to your master.
Do you speak English?
Do you speak English?
Now look I can assure you
he'll would want to see me.
Just let me pass those, good now.
Lord Orlando?
I.. erh...
May I present myself, I
am the archduke Harry.
Emissary from her majesty.
I have come to inform you that your
ten years here as ambassador...
...have been well
appreciated by her majesty.
would like to celebrate
the new century...
...by raising you...
...to the highest rank...
...in the...
...peerage.
Ahh.
There must be a party.
well of course one must demonstrate
the gravity of an investiture,
A large party, food
and entertainment.
But of course you know
that they call customs
Exactly who you should invite,
to the ball. Who's who.
Strange.
Most strange.
Perhaps they don't hold
punctuality in high regard?
As a representative of
I am pleased...
...and honoured...
...to bestow the most
noble Order of the Bath...
...upon this...
...loyal servant...
...for ambassadorial
services rendered...
...to the Crown...
...and...
...for the glory of god.
fashion but we must talk.
But this is outrageous.
I was expecting you as a
guest at my party, I...
...didn't realize you were
entertaining hostilities.
I was warned that Englishman
would be dangerous for me.
I would like to give you an
opportunity to prove this wrong.
Then let me introduce you, this is
the archduke Harry from England.
Delighted.
Orlando.
Our enemies are at the city wall.
Will you help?
You wish me to take arms?
Truly Orlando you an
Englishman are not afraid?
Sir.
My Lord.
Despite these appalling manners...
...we must keep our interests
alive in this region.
What do you recommend.
Harry, distribute your arms.
- But these fellows?
Do as I say.
- But sir.
Follow me.
Brother.
Leave him.
Leave him.
This is a dying man.
He's not a man, he's the enemy.
Same person.
No difference at all.
Just a different sex.
Well, here I am again.
Some more invitations my lady.
Is not this the lady famed
for her literary gatherings?
Yes ma'am, but you could not
possibly venture there. Alone.
Why ever not?
Society ma'am is full of dangerous
individuals, which and... poets.
Where you walk, call gale
shall find the glade.
And how is your leg now Mr Swift?
I have to tell you that
the gout have left...
...my left leg and is
travelled to my right.
Aah, the conversation is of legs.
Gout Mr Pope.
You are an expert in this field?
I believe I can say I
have some knowledge.
a dangerous thing.
Mr Pope, I must write
that down at once.
I already have madam.
If taken as a science the study of
ailments can be quite fascinating.
be interesting than poetry.
Do you?
Appraise sir, Elaborate.
We.. well the systematic
study, exploration...
...and taming of the
material world...
...is surely a proper
occupation for a man.
Compared to which...
...the introvert
art of scribbling...
...wishfully...
...the occupation of...of...
...a fool?
that every poet is a fool.
But you yourself may
server to show it.
That every fool is not a poet.
Mr Pope, you're
pleased to be witty.
They are all words and
no breeding archduke.
But so amusing.
- Countess, forgive me.
But the young lady
who has joined us...
...bears the extraordinary
resemblance to...
The Lady Orlando.
Orlando.
I were so proud of you Harry.
The Order of the Bath.
Marvellous. Cream?
Well how pleasant it
is I'd live to sip...
...tea in the presence
of a gracious lady.
Do you Pestradus.
As our good friend Dr
Johnson says Every...
...man is or desires
to be an... idler.
Perhaps not every woman Mr Swift.
Women have no desires,
only affectation.
Indeed women are but
children of larger growth.
Aah, but I consider woman to be
Furs and feathers,
pearls and diamonds.
Apart from my wife of course.
Will insist upon
attempting to learn Greek.
It's so very unbecoming I
...company at the breakfast
table. Why do they do it?
contradiction and frankly...
...most women have no
characters at all.
Present company accepted of course.
Oh, the lady is aflame.
And silent.
Perfect.
Gentlemen.
I find it strange.
You are poets, each one of you and
speak of your muse in the feminine.
And yet you appear to feel
neither tenderness...
...nor respect towards your wives
nor towards females in general.
Madam. I have only
the highest regard...
...and purest respect for females.
I find no evidence of that
sentiment in your conversation.
Conversation is a place where
plays with ideas my dear lady.
The one forges them quite alone.
Quite so.
- Quite. Quite.
The intellect is a solitary place.
And therefore quite unsuitable a
terrain for females who must...
...discover their
natures through...
...the guidance of
a father or husband.
And if she has neither?
Then...
However charming she
may be dear lady...
She is lost.
None of us knew what had happened.
It is extraordinary.
been so charmingly misled.
Dear Lady. Orlando.
The same.
We wish to inform you.
Madam.
That you are a party to several
major lawsuits that have...
...been preferred against
you concerning the property.
The family seat.
Pray continue.
Erh heh.
One:
You are legallydead and therefore...
...cannot hold any
property whatsoever.
Ah.
Fine.
Two:
You are now female.Which amounts much the same thing.
Pending the legal
judgment however..
You have the laws permission
to reside in the property...
...in a state of incognito.
- Or incognita as the case may be.
Harry.
There is only one solution
in your current predicament.
Indeed.
I can offer you a house
to rival your own.
I don't quite understand.
I confess.
Orlando, to me you were and always
will be, weather male or female...
The pink the pearl and the
perfection of yourself?
I'm offering you my hand.
Oh. Archduke.
That is very kind of you, yes.
I can't accept.
But I...
I, am England.
And you are mine.
I see.
On what grounds?
That I adore you.
And this means that
I belong to you?
Are you refusing me?
- I am, I'm sorry.
But Orlando.
With your history quite
frankly who else will have you?
Do you realize what
you're turning down?
With your ambiguous sexuality
which I am prepared to tolerate.
This is your last chance
of respectability.
Can't breathe.
You will die a spinster,
dispossessed and alone.
Spinster.
Alone.
Nature, nature, I'm
your bride. Take me.
You're hurt ma'am?
I'm dead, sir.
Dead. That's serious. Can I help?
Will you marry me?
Ma'am... I would gladly... um, I...
but I fear my ankle is twisted.
What's that?
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