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Synopsis: In 1831, Irishman Charles Adare travels to Australia to start a new life with the help of his cousin who has just been appointed governor. When he arrives he meets powerful landowner and ex-convict Sam Flusky, who wants to do a business deal with him. Whilst attending a dinner party at Flusky's house, Charles meets Flusky's wife Henrietta who he had known as a child back in Ireland. Henrietta is an alcoholic and seems to be on the verge of madness.
 
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1949
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The bed.

Where is it?

Then, in bed. Do not move.

Will no longer troubled her.

Thanks, I have troubled you.

I am very grateful to you,

very nice.

good night.

-I understand that there are rats.

-Yes, the color pink.

Each has their tastes.

The color is less.

Thus there are rats

in New South Wales

I was young...

... but my aunts did it.

When taking the tea

always said.

Yes?

Was the topic of conversation

long.

I am not surprised.

I was a lad of-court.

-Consider it fun.

I started with very little boy.

I was many years with Consity,

as outside the family.

Ireland take be.

Taught her to ride.

If the visa had mounted

in a horse.

Had a great value.

Jumped a fence as the other side

was the kingdom of heaven.

So was this girl.

And so is...

... but tonight

not the show.

No.

Never dare

you make the cut.

Although he was an angel.

Understand it.

She took the devil in the body.

And believe me too.

Had to arise

and arose.

-You bored?

-No, follow.

His family was determined

to punish me and punish me.

Not enter into details,

... but was lucky to

escape the gallows.

mandrels for me here is 7 years.

He will say that everything is over with this,

but no.

Was sold as

and followed me up here.

-What did you do then?

-Wait.

Open and eyes from

I came to this land.

Do not delay to make a fortune.

Wished only for her.

So had suffered.

Things have not went well.

Kept in a separate

abyss despite the years.

We had that talk of

although in empenhssemos.

As the Bible says,...

... a great chasm...

... what was there.

I had my work.

But she...

Look...

... I missed of the class.

That was what happened.

Never the mencionvamos.

But we can not stop thinking.

We do not care.

What could I do?

why not to send to England?

In England?

You know why I invited you tonight?

No, and I knew.

Believed that all the drafts

colony wanted to know...

... the governor's cousin.

Perhaps better than

have not been.

I thought it would consolation...

... even if met with

poor imitation of its class.

I want those gentlemen.

Gentlemen...

Can I buy them,

spare me money for it.

So I gave the one hundred pounds.

No, this is different.

I distinguish a true gentleman.

Tonight it went

the bad business.

No, it is different, you assure.

It was not her fault

that were not women.

This as the Henrietta

is due and thank you.

No, our agreement follows on foot.

I am not convinced

that agreement. Is it legal?

Absolutely.

Nothing prevents you from selling

their land when it.

-This is the letter of the law.

-And in the spirit?

It is not my subject.

Milly!

Let go Milly.

Milly is very good.

I do not know what would have done without it.

Henrietta knows the deal.

We have to get

this in some way.

We?

I know that I am not responsible, but...

... was a friend of my sister.

Appreciate it.

- I think I will mind.

-I believe.

You can that there is some hope.

Allow me to come

see it on occasion?

Maybe it can interest in

that bunch of new.

Or dresses. Women

like a lot.

We could go to Sydney.

If you speak to those times,

this could help.

You never know.

Yes, really appreciate it.

Do not forget that we are

the same people.

As I told you it was very friendly

on my sister.

Milly, why so long?

The other day I gave orders concrete.

I told you it was not the house

this man.

Now I know that I disobeyed.

Was in a meeting

with the worst of the colony.

It was Mr. Correct.

Where will Mr. Correct

it is something.

Undoubtedly has something

to do today.

What do you mean?

What bothers me coming.

Have you bother?

-Yes, very.

Mr. Correct is my legal adviser.

Come to resolve

a complicated issue...

... and out for you.

Is that your signature?

Yes, Richard is my signature.

Do not call me Richard.

you would be when I talk.

-All right, Mr. Do not change.

me change?

bought land from the government...

... without a penny?

I know, sir.

On behalf of all the devils!

Suppose we have this land.

What you do with them?

-Possibly create sheep.

Create-sheep!

Black sheep.

These lands are in the

the city center.

This exchange the picture.

will graze the sidewalks?

It would be shocking.

If msiturou with

inadequate people.

Correct says Mr. Flusky

demand not violate the law.

More worth it!

Charles...

... is the son of my Aunt Carrie.

It forgive

some foolishness.

But do not sujar

the governor's house.

If I let it break the contract

forget what happened.

If not, wash your hands and go.

If it was not the son of his aunt

that would authorize the sale.

I suppose.

Put the usual

and will.

-Where to live?

-I do not know.

Insurance that Mr Flusky

I welcome the Minyago Yugilla.

-Where?

-Minyago Yugilla.

A luxurious mansion.

The name means:

why cry?

Or why make a mountain

of a grain of sand?

-It is the home of Flusky.

-I.

Mr. Correct me

tell your friend about Flusky.

Grape seed that is not escaped

with Henrietta.

It was a boy of blocks.

There is something worse.

It is quiet, but killed his

brother in cold blood, in Dermot.

If they had done justice

it would have hanged.

The juror said

homicide by recklessness.

Sentenced to 7 years.

This is his friend

has a reputation as a belligerent.

Not-so?

Thus, it is.

Charles does not know this country.

Think.

Re, think

in my position.

Has nothing to do

with its position.

Now reconsidered.

good morning.

you see was a puff of smoke

Irish air.

I am grateful

for that and other things.

I also I am grateful.

It is a pleasure gathering darkness

across the world.

I have said many things.

-It was kind to me at dinner.

-Nonsense.

I remember a little of everything.

-I was right.

-I.

I was completely drunk.

Nobody had told me

this in my life.

It is a shame.

Yes, but nobody did.

Not even Sam?

Does not understand the situation

between Sam and me.

Passed

many things...

... and most of which do not speak.

My weakness has become

part of it.

needs help.

It is too late.

Those 7 years.

I thought after suffering

could be happy.

Not so.

We lost.

-I not worth anything.

-Do not talk like that.

I hoped that everything changed.

Including myself lived the basis

the willingness and I am exhausted.

that is tormenting?

I ridicule

on the night of the party.

I do not recall whether it was dressed.

It was a nightmare.

-I was wearing?

-Yes, more or less.

It is the first time

I see that smile.

-It is very nice.

-No, you are good.

Obtained as M

a dog bum.

I got to make housing

and food and will.

The Irish must cause

better impression in the colony.

We?

It does not matter.

Has a good effect on me.

I always chin

of boredom...

... and now boiling enthusiasm.

We have many things to do.

Navigate the bay.

Mount you. Sam says

which is good horsewoman.

Must be a beautiful horse.

It is useless, I can not.

Learn to take home.

What do the ladies?

-Must have the food.

Milly-dealing that.

Must be punctual,

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James Bridie

James Bridie (3 January 1888 in Glasgow – 29 January 1951 in Edinburgh) was the pseudonym of the Scottish playwright, screenwriter and surgeon whose real name was Osborne Henry Mavor. He took his pen-name from his paternal grandfather's first name and his grandmother's maiden name.Mavor studied medicine at the University of Glasgow graduating in 1913, then served as a military doctor during World War I, seeing service in France and Mesopotamia. His comedic plays saw success in London, and he became a full-time writer in 1938. Despite this, he returned to the army during World War II, again serving as a doctor.He was the main founder of the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow, with his cousin, the author Guy McCrone and was also instrumental in the establishment of the Edinburgh Festival.Bridie worked with the director Alfred Hitchcock in the late 1940s. They worked together on: The Paradine Case (1947). Bridie originally wrote the screenplay, and Ben Hecht contributed some additional dialogue. But due to casting, the characters had to be changed. So David O. Selznick had to write another script. Under Capricorn (1949) Stage Fright (1950)In 1923, he married Rona Locke Bremner (1897–1985). Their son was killed in World War II. His other son Ronald (1925–2007) was also both a physician and playwright. Ronald became drama critic of The Scotsman after retiring from medicine, Director of the Scottish Arts Council and Deputy Chairman of the Edinburgh Festival. He was Professor of Drama and Head of the Drama Department at the University of Saskatchewan and was appointed C.B.E. in 1971.James Bridie died in Edinburgh of a stroke and is buried in Glasgow Western Necropolis. The Bridie Library at the Glasgow University Union is named after him, as is the annual Bridie Dinner that takes place in the Union each December. more…

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