To Walk with Lions Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1999
- 108 min
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I don't even know
why I bothered.
I can't believe
I even thought...
That I might have
fancied you.
You sort out
your own problems.
Or not.
Bwana!
Bwana!
Poachers.
Tony Fitzjohn
to warden Ngetha. Over.
Tony, can you hear me?
What's wrong? Over.
James, we heard some gunshots,
And we're on our way
there now. Over.
Jesus.
Terence!
Get down!
Shoot at the bastards,
james.
They have to shoot at us
Before you can
shoot back.
They're shooting now.
Open fire!
You okay?
I'm okay.
Hold on, james.
It will not be okay.
You don't know what you
got yourself into, Tony.
You know who you
got killed yesterday?
Abi, my brother.
The ivory hunter,
my cousin Hakim.
Get out.
If you don't,
The old man is dead.
Do you understand?
George.
I'm gonna have to
go away for a while.
Keya and Hamsi
will look after you.
I don't need anyone
to look after me.
Where you going?
Tanzania.
The place
Lucy mentioned.
Oh.
I think she's still
with friends in Nairobi.
Oh.
You'll be all right then.
Yeah.
Nabu.
Do you think
he'll come back?
Who is lord of the land?
I am.
Speak of the devil.
Fitzjohn.
Lucy.
This is becky.
Hi, becky.
Hi.
I'll go inside.
What happened to you?
Um, ran into a door.
Some bouncer you are.
Lucy, I think
you were right.
this place in Tanzania.
I have all the maps and
contacts. I can give them to you.
I was hoping you'd...
You'd come with me.
Come with you?
Somehow I just don't think
I'm your type, Fitzjohn.
Listen...
I'm sorry for what I said.
Maybe we could
start again.
I just wanna do this
for George really.
Please, will you help me?
After the slaughter
of the elephants,
Terence grew
increasingly distant.
Each morning, he silently
went off to build his roads,
But his heart
was no longer in it.
So it's easy.
You just keep it
level, right?
Yep. That's all you do.
There it is.
Mkomazi.
Do you think
You could teach me
how to fly?
Yeah, sure.
Here you go.
Sh*t! Sh*t!
Pull the stick back.
Pull back
on the stick.
Where you going?
I'm going to land.
Where?
I don't know.
I'm looking for
without any trees or rocks.
There. Over there!
Did you enjoy that?
Yeah?
You don't look like you did.
It's beautiful.
It really is.
It's gonna take
a lot of work.
We're gonna need
roads, water holes.
Outposts, anti-poaching patrols.
Take ten years.
It's wonderful.
It's the beginning
of a dream.
I don't know, Lucy.
Maybe it's
too much.
If George can do it,
you can do it.
Ow!
You all right?
Oh, sh*t!
What happened?
Ah!
Twisted my ankle.
Can you put
weight on it?
Oh!
Me Tarzan,
you Jane.
Come on, faster.
What's wrong with you?
How's the ankle?
You don't think I really
twisted it, do you?
What?!
Here's a young one.
He'll be hungry.
Come on, baby.
See the one circling us?
Yes!
This is a good place
for the lions.
Oh, yeah.
It's perfect for lion.
Elephant, rhino.
Yeah.
George would
love it here.
Terence, come look.
Halley's comet.
Remember when we first
saw it in india?
Look.
It's halley's comet.
Terence, come.
Come and look.
Look how bright
it is tonight.
You remember the first time we saw it?
1910. How it
filled the sky!
How it reflected
so huge in the pool
In front of the palace
in akbar.
Remember...
Remember how we tried
to touch it in the water?
Ah! Look how bright
it is tonight.
Come. Terence?
Terence?
Terence.
My dear brother.
George, is there
anything I can do for you?
Would you like me to
get in touch with Tony?
You know...
It's a bitter irony.
The harder and harder
it gets...
To lose people
as you get older
Yet the older you get,
The more people...
...The more people you lose.
Until finally...
You lose everyone.
Come on, George.
Hamsi will make us
a nice cup of tea.
Thank you.
Thank you, Maxie.
You know, I think I'll...
I'll go for
a little walkabout.
I'll go up to Meru.
Terence and I used to hunt,
fish when we were young.
I'll...
I'll take...
I'll take Coretta with me
for company.
Whatever you like, George.
Did you want me
to come with you?
No, no, thank you, Maxie.
Just... Just Coretta and I.
I'm getting
too old for this.
I'm getting old.
You're very
talkative today.
What are you
trying to tell me?
Oh, my god.
Newscaster:
The violence continued
In the northern provinces
of Kenya.
Shifta bandits are reported
to have killed
40 villagers
in the Meru district.
You know, Suliman,
You should be the one
up here instead of me.
You can smell, see,
hear intruders
A lot farther than I can.
Ah!
Oh!
Ooh!
Radio the flying doctor.
I don't need
a bloody doctor.
How's Suliman?
You only grazed him.
I swear to god,
it wasn't his fault.
He was only playing.
I spooked him;
I should've known better.
Bwana Adamson,
you must live...
Forever.
Don't worry, Hamsi.
I intend to.
Hi, Tony.
Hi, doc.
How is he?
Well, I stitched him up.
He lost a lot of blood,
but he'll survive it.
He's a tough
old bugger.
that George is in
The early stages
of osteoporosis,
A degenerative
bone disease.
It'll progress quickly,
And there's very little
that we can do.
He'll be in
a wheelchair
Within a year.
Does he know?
No. I thought you
might want to tell him.
I've given him antibiotics.
Call me if the wounds
go septic.
Yeah.
Here we go.
They're giving you
handouts.
One day you will have
to find your own dinner.
That's it.
Bwana George.
Victoria.
Good god!
After all these years.
George!
I thought you didn't
recognize me.
It's just
a tiny nuisance.
What the hell
are you doing here?
I've come
to look after you...
Not that you need
looking after.
Damn well right I don't
need looking after.
You are most welcome,
indeed.
Oh!
Tony, Tony.
I want you to meet
Victoria Anrecelli.
Hello.
Tony Fitzjohn.
Hello. I guided her father's safaris...
In the '60s...'60s?
'60s? In the '40s.
In the '40s.
Just after the war.
Do you remember the storm we sailed into
In lake rudolph?
when I had to
drag you ashore?
Yes. I saved his life.
I saved your life.
Yes, you did.
I could never swim
worth a damn.
I saved all your letters.
It's marvelous
of you to come.
Here we are.
I think groll and her cubs...
They must be
around here someplace.
Groll doesn't need
us anymore.
She's wild now.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
I just came
to say hello.
Give her a few
little tidbits.
Listen, George...
Can we please
talk about this?
I can't wait any longer.
You know that I love Kora
as much as you do, but...
It's dying.
You've thrown me out, they're
trying to get rid of you.
You've got to make
a decision about the future.
Why don't you just
come and see Mkomazi?
It can be everything
you have here and more.
How many times?
How many times
do I have to tell you
For you to understand?
I will never
leave Kora.
Nobody, nothing,
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