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Henslowe, do you know what happens
to a man who doesnít pay his debts?
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His boots catch fire!
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Why do you howl...
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when it is I who am bitten?
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-What am I, Mr. Lambert?
-Bitten, Mr. Fennyman.
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How badly bitten, Mr. Frees?
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12 pounds, 1 schilling and 4 pence,
Mr. Fennyman, including interest.
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-Aaah! I can pay you!
-When?
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Two weeks! Three weeks at the most!
Oh, for pityís sake!
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Take them out.
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Where will you find...
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16 pounds, 5 schillings and 9 pence...
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Including interest, in 3 weeks?
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-I have a wonderful new play.
-Put them back in.
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-Itís a comedy!
-Cut off his nose.
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Itís a new comedy
by William Shakespeare.
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-And his ears.
-And a share!
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We will be partners, Mr. Fennyman!
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Partners?
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Itís a crowd-tickler.
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Mistaken identities.
Shipwreck. Pirate king.
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-A bit with a dog, and love triumphant.
-I think I've seen it.
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I didnít like it.
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-But this time it is by Shakespeare.
-Whatís it called?
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"Romeo and Ethel,
the Pirateís Daughter".
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Good title.
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A play takes time.
Find the actors, rehearsals.
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Letís say we open in 2 weeks.
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Thatís, what, 500 groundlings
at tuppence a head.
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In addition, 400 backsides at
three pence, a penny extra for cushions.
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Call it, uh, 200 cushions.
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Say two performances for safety.
How much is that, Mr. Frees?
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-20 pounds to the penny, Mr. Fennyman.
-Correct.
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-But I have to pay the actors and the author.
-Share of the profits.
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-Thereís never any...
-Of course not.
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Mr. Fennyman, I think you
might have hit upon something.
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Sign there.
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So, "Romeo and Ethel,
the Pirateís Daughter".
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Almost finished?
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Without doubt heís completing
it at this very moment.
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Subtitles by ADONI@
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Will. Will!
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Where is my play?
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Tell me you have it nearly done.
Tell me you have it started.
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Doubt that the stars are fire,
doubt that the sun doth move.
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No, no, we havenít the time.
Talk prose.
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Where is my play?
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-It is all locked safe in here.
-God be praised.
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Locked?
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-As soon as I find my muse.
-Who is she this time?
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She is always Aphrodite.
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Aphrodite Baggot, who does it
behind the Dog and Trumpet?
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Henslowe, you have no soul...
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so how can you understand
the emptiness that seeks a soul mate?
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Ow! Will!
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I am a dead man and buggered to boot.
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My theater is closed by the plague
these twelve weeks.
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My actors are forced to tour
the inn yards of England...
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while Mr. Burbage and the Chamberlainís
Men are invited to court...
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and receive 10 pounds
to play your piece...
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written for my theater,
by my writer, at my risk...
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when you were green and grateful.
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-What piece? "Richard Crookback"?
-No! It's comedy they want.
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Like "Romeo and Ethel".
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-Who wrote that?
-Nobody. You were writing it for me.
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-I gave you 3 pound a month since.
-Half what you owe me.
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I'm still due for
"One Gentleman of Verona".
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What is money to you and me?
I, your patron, you, my word Wright.
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When the plague lifts...
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Burbage will have a new play
by Christopher Marlowe for the "Curtain".
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-I will have nothing for the "Rose".
-Mr. Henslowe.
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-Will you lend me 50 pounds?
-50 pounds? What for?
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Burbage offers me a partnership
in the Chamberlainís Men.
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For 50 pounds, my days
as a hired player are over.
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Oh, cut out my heart.
Throw my liver to the dogs.
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No, then?
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Theaters are handmaidens of the devil!
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The players breed lewdness in your wives
and wickedness in your children!
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And the "Rose" smells
thusly rank by any name!
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I say, a plague on both their houses!
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Where are you going?
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My weekly confession.
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Words, words, words.
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Once, I had the gift.
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I could make love out of words
as a potter makes cups of clay.
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Love that overthrows empires.
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Love that binds two hearts together,
come hellfire and brimstone.
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For sixpence a line,
I could cause a riot in a nunnery.
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-But now...
-And yet you tell me you lie with women.
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Black Sue, Fat Phoebe...
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Rosaline, Borageís seamstress,
Aphrodite, who does it behind...
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Yes, now and again.
What of it?
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I have lost my gift.
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I am here to help you.
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Tell me, in your own words.
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Itís as if my quill is broken...
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as if the organ of my imagination
has dried up...
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as if the proud tower
of my genius has collapsed.
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Interesting.
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-Nothing comes.
-Most interesting.
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Itís like trying to pick a lock
with a wet herring.
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Tell me, are you lately humbled
in the act of love?
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How long has it been?
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A goodly length in times past,
but lately...
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No, no.
You have a wife, children?
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Aye.
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I was a lad of 18. Anne Hathaway
was a woman half as old again.
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-A woman of property?
-She had a cottage.
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One day she was 3 months
gone with child, so...
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And your relations?
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-On my motherís side, the Ardens.
-No, your marriage bed.
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4 years and a 100 miles away
in Stratford.
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A cold bed, too,
since the twins were born.
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Banishment was a blessing.
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-So, now you are free to love...
-Yet cannot love, nor write it.
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Here is a... a bangle...
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found in Psycheís temple
on Olympus.
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Cheap at 4 pence.
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Write your name on a paper
and feed it into the snake.
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Will it restore my gift?
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The woman who wears the snake will
dream of you, and your gift will return.
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Words will flow like a river.
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See you next week.
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-Now where?
-To the palace at Whitehall.
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All right.
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Hello, Will.
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Prithee, Mr. Kempe. Break a leg.
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-You too, good Crab.
-Crabís nervous. Heís never played the palace.
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When will you write me
a tragedy, Will?
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-I could do it.
-No, they'd laugh at Seneca if you played it.
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There is no dog in the first scene,
Mr. Kempe, thank you.
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-How goes it, Will?
-Iím still owed money for this play...
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-Burbage.
-Not by me. I only stole it.
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My sleeve wants for a button,
Mistress Rosaline.
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Where were my seamstress' eyes?
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When are you coming over
to the Chamberlainís Men?
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When I have £50.
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-You writing?
-A comedy. All but done.
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A pirate comedy.
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-Wonderful.
-Bring it tomorrow.
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-Itís for Henslowe. He paid me.
-How much?
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-£10.
-Youíre a liar.
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He wants Romeo for Ned
and the Admiralís Men.
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Mmm. Nedís wrong for it.
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Will?
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Hereís 2 sovereigns. I'll give
you another 2 when I see the pages.
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-Done.
-Burbage, I will see you hanged...
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-for a pickpocket.
-The queen has commanded it.
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She loves a comedy. And
the Master of the Revels favours us.
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And what favour does Mr. Tilney
receive from you?
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-Ask him.
-She comes!
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Cease to persuade,
my loving Proteus.
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Home-keeping youth
have ever homely wits,
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were it not affection
chains thy tender days...
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When will you write me a sonnet, Will?
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-Iíve lost my gift.
-You left it in my bed.
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Come to look for it again.
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Are you to be my muse, Rosaline?
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Burbage has my keeping...
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but you have my heart.
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You see?
The consumptives plot against me.
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Will Shakespeare has a play.
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Letís go and cough through it.
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My father weeping,
my mother wailing...
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our maid howling,
our cat wringing her hands.
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Yet did not this coldhearted cur...
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shed one tear...
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You see?
Comedy.
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Love, and a bit with a dog.
Thatís what they want.
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He is a stone, a very pebble stone,
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and has no more pity in him
than a dog!
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A Jew would have wept
to have seen our parting.
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Now the dog all this while
sheds not a tear, nor speaks a word...
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Well played, Master Crab!
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I commend you!
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What light is light...
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if Silvia be not seen?
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What joy is joy...
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if Silvia be not by?
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Unless it be to think that she is by...
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and feed upon the shadow of perfection.
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Except I be by Silvia
in the night,
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there is no music
in the nightingale.
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Unless I look on Silvia
in the day,
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there is no day for me to look upon.
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Did you like Proteus
or Valentine best?
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Proteus for speaking.
Valentine for looks.
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Oh, I liked the dog for laughs.
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Silvia, I did not care for much.
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His fingers were red
from fighting...
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and he spoke like a schoolboy at lessons.
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Stage love will never be true love
while the law of the land...
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has our heroines being played
by pipsqueak boys in petticoats.
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-Oh, when can we see another?
-When the queen commands it.
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No, but at the playhouse. Nurse!
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Be still. Playhouses are not
for wellborn ladies.
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Oh! Iím not so wellborn.
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Well-monied is the same
as wellborn,
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and well-married
is more so.
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Lord Wessex was looking at you tonight.
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All the men at court
are without poetry.
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If they see me, they see
my fatherís fortune.
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I will have poetry in my life...
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and adventure.
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And love.
Love above all.
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Like Valentine and Silvia?
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No, not the artful postures of love...
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but love that overthrows life.
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Unbiddable, ungovernable,
like a riot in the heart...
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and nothing to be done,
come ruin or rapture.
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Love as there has never been
in a play.
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I will have love,
or I will end my days as...
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As a nurse?
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Oh, but I would be
Valentine and Silvia too.
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Oh, good nurse,
God save you, and good night.
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I would stay asleep my whole life...
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if I could dream myself
into a company of players.
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Clean your teeth
while you dream, then.
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Now spit.
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This time the boots are coming off.
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What have I done?
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The theaters have all been
closed down by the plague.
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-Oh, that.
-By order of the Master of the Revels.
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Mr. Fennyman, allow me to explain
about the theater business.
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The natural condition is one of insurmountable
obstacles on the road to imminent disaster.
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-So what do we do?
-Nothing.
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Strangely enough,
it all turns out well.
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-How?
-I donít know. Itís a mystery.
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Shall I kill him, Mr. Fennyman?
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The theaters are reopened...
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by order of the Master of the Revels!
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The theaters are reopened!
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Mr. Fennyman, Mr. Tilney
has reopened the playhouses.
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If you wouldnít mind.
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-Whereís the play?
-Oh, itís coming. Itís coming.
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Itís coming.
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Will!
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Will, I have wonderful news.
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So have I.
Romeo and Rosaline, scene one.
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God, Iím good!
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Rosaline?
You mean Ethel.
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Richard?
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Burbage!
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Mr. Tilney.
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Like you,
I found him not at home.
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I wouldíve made you immortal.
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Tell Burbage he has lost
a new play by Will Shakespeare.
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What does Burbage care of that?
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Heís readying the "Curtain"
for Kit Marlowe.
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-Youíve opened the playhouses?
-I have, Master Shakespeare.
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-But the plague...
-Yes, I know...
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but he was always hanging around the house.
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The special today is a pigís foot
marinated in juniper berry vinegar,
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served on a buckwheat pancake...
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-Will! Have you finished?
-Yes, nearly.
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Good morning, Master Nol.
You'll have a nice part.
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-Yes!
-Weíll need Ralph for the pirate king.
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Clear that bloody table!
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None other than the Admiralís Men
are out on tour.
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I need actors!
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Those of you who are unknown
will have a chance to be known!
00:19:04.855 --> 00:19:10.152
-What about the money, Mr. Henslowe?
-It wonít cost you a penny! Ha ha ha!
00:19:10.194 --> 00:19:11.987
Auditions in half an hour!
00:19:17.493 --> 00:19:19.870
Ralph Bagswell,
I'd have a part for you...
00:19:19.870 --> 00:19:22.206
but, alas, I hear you are
a drunkardís drunkard.
00:19:22.248 --> 00:19:24.416
Never when Iím working.
00:19:24.959 --> 00:19:27.127
Never when Iím working!
00:19:28.295 --> 00:19:32.424
-Get me to drink mandragora.
-Straight up, Will?
00:19:32.508 --> 00:19:35.803
Give my friend a beaker
of your best brandy.
00:19:36.053 --> 00:19:37.555
Kit.
00:19:37.888 --> 00:19:41.016
-How goes it, Will?
-Wonderful. Wonderful.
00:19:41.100 --> 00:19:45.229
-Burbage says you have a play.
-I have, and the chinks to show for it.
00:19:45.229 --> 00:19:47.982
I insist.
A beaker for Mr. Marlowe.
00:19:48.983 --> 00:19:51.068
I hear you have a new play
for the "Curtain".
00:19:51.110 --> 00:19:53.237
Not new.
My "Doctor Faustus".
00:19:53.737 --> 00:19:56.031
Ah. I love your early work.
00:19:56.240 --> 00:19:58.784
Was this the face that
launched a thousand ships...
00:19:58.784 --> 00:20:01.412
and burnt the topless towers
of llium?"
00:20:01.412 --> 00:20:04.415
I have a new one
nearly finished, and better.
00:20:04.415 --> 00:20:06.333
"The Massacre at Paris".
00:20:07.960 --> 00:20:11.213
-Good title.
-Yours?
00:20:11.297 --> 00:20:14.049
"Romeo and Ethel,
the Pirateís Daughter".
00:20:16.135 --> 00:20:19.722
-Yes, I know. I know.
-What is the story?
00:20:20.431 --> 00:20:22.850
Well, thereís this pirate...
00:20:25.477 --> 00:20:28.355
In truth,
I have not written a word.
00:20:29.064 --> 00:20:31.275
Romeo.
00:20:31.317 --> 00:20:34.361
Romeo is Italian...
00:20:34.445 --> 00:20:36.697
always in and out of love.
00:20:36.780 --> 00:20:39.074
Yes, thatís good.
Until he meets...
00:20:39.074 --> 00:20:41.410
-Ethel.
-Do you think?
00:20:41.493 --> 00:20:44.038
-The daughter of his enemy.
-The daughter of his enemy.
00:20:44.038 --> 00:20:46.332
His best friend
is killed in a duel...
00:20:46.332 --> 00:20:49.919
by Ethelís brother, or something.
His name is Mercutio.
00:20:49.919 --> 00:20:51.837
Mercutio.
Good name.
00:20:51.921 --> 00:20:55.341
-Will! Theyíre waiting for you!
-Yes, Iím coming.
00:20:55.424 --> 00:20:58.177
Good luck with yours, Kit.
00:20:58.260 --> 00:21:01.055
I thought your play
was for Burbage.
00:21:01.055 --> 00:21:04.266
-This is a different one.
-A different one you havenít written?
00:21:05.017 --> 00:21:06.727
Was this the face...
00:21:06.810 --> 00:21:09.355
that launched a thousand ships...
00:21:09.355 --> 00:21:11.857
and burnt the topless
towers of llium?
00:21:11.857 --> 00:21:13.442
Thank you!
00:21:13.526 --> 00:21:16.195
Was this the face that
launched a thousand ships...
00:21:16.195 --> 00:21:17.571
And burnt the top-
00:21:17.613 --> 00:21:18.989
Thank you!
00:21:18.989 --> 00:21:20.991
Was this the face...
00:21:20.991 --> 00:21:24.662
that launched a thousand ships
and burnt the topless towers...
00:21:24.662 --> 00:21:27.456
I would like to give you something
from Faustus...
00:21:27.456 --> 00:21:29.834
-by Christopher Marlowe.
-How refreshing.
00:21:29.834 --> 00:21:31.627
...the topless towers of llium?
00:21:31.627 --> 00:21:34.755
Sweet Helen,
make me immortal with a kiss.
00:21:38.133 --> 00:21:40.052
W- W- Was this the f...
00:21:40.135 --> 00:21:43.722
Very good, Mr. Wabash.
Report to the property master.
00:21:44.890 --> 00:21:47.977
My tailor wants to be an actor.
00:21:48.018 --> 00:21:51.814
I have a few debts here and there.
Well, that seems to be everybody.
00:21:52.189 --> 00:21:54.275
-Did you see a "Romeo"?
-I did not.
00:21:54.316 --> 00:21:57.027
Well, I to my work,
you to yours.
00:21:57.027 --> 00:21:59.989
Oh, God.
00:22:04.952 --> 00:22:07.329
May I begin, sir?
00:22:07.955 --> 00:22:11.208
-Your name?
-Thomas Kent.
00:22:11.292 --> 00:22:14.461
I would like to do a speech
by a writer...
00:22:14.461 --> 00:22:16.881
who commands the heart of every player.
00:22:18.841 --> 00:22:24.013
What light is light...
00:22:24.096 --> 00:22:27.057
if Silvia be not seen?
00:22:28.100 --> 00:22:32.688
What joy is joy
if Silvia be not by?
00:22:33.772 --> 00:22:40.196
Unless it be to think that she is by
and feed upon the shadow of perfection.
00:22:41.614 --> 00:22:46.577
Except I be by Silvia
in the night...
00:22:47.119 --> 00:22:50.497
there is no music
in the nightingale.
00:22:51.040 --> 00:22:55.044
Unless I look on Silvia
in the day...
00:22:55.127 --> 00:22:59.006
there is no day
for me to look upon.
00:22:59.798 --> 00:23:04.970
She is my essence,
and I leave to be if I be not...
00:23:04.970 --> 00:23:07.806
-Take off your hat!
-My hat?
00:23:08.974 --> 00:23:10.684
Whereíd you learn how to do that?
00:23:10.851 --> 00:23:13.103
-I...
-Let me see you. Take off your hat.
00:23:13.103 --> 00:23:17.566
-Are you M-Master Shakespeare?
-Wait there. Wait there!
00:23:30.454 --> 00:23:34.041
-Will, w-where are the pages?
-Where is the boy?
00:23:37.086 --> 00:23:40.130
B- B- B- Break a leg!
00:23:43.843 --> 00:23:46.762
Sir, will you buy my sweet orange?
00:24:05.573 --> 00:24:06.866
Hey!
00:24:24.884 --> 00:24:27.303
Everybody ready? All away!
00:24:28.554 --> 00:24:31.849
-Follow that boat!
-Right you are, governor.
00:24:36.979 --> 00:24:39.982
I know your face.
Are you an actor?
00:24:40.065 --> 00:24:43.444
-Yes.
-Yes, I think Iíve seen you in something.
00:24:43.444 --> 00:24:46.405
-That one about a king.
-Really?
00:24:46.530 --> 00:24:50.075
I had that Christopher Marlowe
in my boat once.
00:25:01.795 --> 00:25:05.508
-Do you know that house?
-Sir Robert De Lesseps.
00:25:15.768 --> 00:25:19.647
Where is she?
Our guests are upon us!
00:25:19.688 --> 00:25:23.567
Lord Wessex, too,
bargaining for a bride.
00:25:23.651 --> 00:25:26.654
My husband will have it settled tonight.
00:25:26.737 --> 00:25:29.281
Stamped, sealed
and celebrated.
00:25:29.281 --> 00:25:32.493
Tomorrow he drags me off to the country...
00:25:32.576 --> 00:25:37.456
and it will be three weeks gone
before we return from our estates.
00:25:38.332 --> 00:25:40.751
God save you, Mother.
00:25:40.835 --> 00:25:43.754
Hot water, Nurse.
00:25:47.007 --> 00:25:48.843
I seek Master Thomas Kent.
00:25:48.843 --> 00:25:50.803
-Who, sir?
-The actor.
00:25:50.845 --> 00:25:53.264
-Who asks for him?
-Will Shakespeare.
00:25:53.264 --> 00:25:56.392
Poet, playwright of the "Rose".
00:25:56.475 --> 00:25:57.768
Master Kent...
00:25:57.852 --> 00:26:00.938
is my nephew.
00:26:01.021 --> 00:26:02.940
I will wait.
00:26:03.023 --> 00:26:05.442
Much good may it do you.
00:26:08.863 --> 00:26:11.115
"Romeo Montague...
00:26:11.198 --> 00:26:13.158
a Young Man of Verona".
00:26:13.200 --> 00:26:15.119
Verona again?
00:26:15.202 --> 00:26:17.204
"A comedy of quarreling families...
00:26:17.204 --> 00:26:19.540
"reconciled in the discovery
of Romeo...
00:26:19.540 --> 00:26:22.042
"to be the very same Capulet cousin...
00:26:22.042 --> 00:26:25.921
"stolen from the cradle and fostered
to manhood by his Montague mother...
00:26:25.921 --> 00:26:30.384
"that was robbed of her own child
by the pirate king".
00:26:30.467 --> 00:26:32.469
Your mother and your father...
00:26:32.469 --> 00:26:35.472
From tomorrow,
away in the country for three weeks!
00:26:36.682 --> 00:26:38.809
Is Master Shakespeare not handsome?
00:26:38.809 --> 00:26:41.437
-He looks well enough for a charlatan.
-Oh, Nurse!
00:26:41.478 --> 00:26:44.899
He would give Thomas Kent the life
of Viola De Lesseps' dreaming.
00:26:44.982 --> 00:26:47.484
My lady, when your parents return,
I will tell.
00:26:47.484 --> 00:26:49.403
You will not tell.
00:26:49.486 --> 00:26:51.822
As I love you and you love me...
00:26:51.822 --> 00:26:56.202
you will bind my breast
and buy me a boyís wig.
00:27:01.498 --> 00:27:04.960
- Master Plum. What business here?
-The 5 schilling business, Will.
00:27:04.960 --> 00:27:07.129
We play for the dancing.
00:27:26.357 --> 00:27:29.860
-I seek Master Thomas Kent.
-Musicians donít eat.
00:27:30.027 --> 00:27:32.112
Sir Robertís orders.
00:27:32.321 --> 00:27:34.907
Sheís a beauty, my lord,
as would take...
00:27:34.907 --> 00:27:37.493
a king to church
for the dowry of a nutmeg.
00:27:37.535 --> 00:27:41.372
My plantations in Virginia
are not mortgaged for a nutmeg.
00:27:41.455 --> 00:27:44.041
I have an ancient name
which will bring you preferment...
00:27:44.041 --> 00:27:46.043
when your grandson is a Wessex.
00:27:46.043 --> 00:27:48.379
-Is she fertile?
-Oh, she will breed.
00:27:48.379 --> 00:27:52.550
-If she do not, send her back.
-Is she obedient?
00:27:52.591 --> 00:27:56.262
As any mule in Christendom.
But if you are the man to ride her...
00:27:56.345 --> 00:27:59.431
there are rubies in the saddlebag.
00:27:59.849 --> 00:28:01.642
I like her.
00:28:21.537 --> 00:28:25.708
By all the stars in heaven.
Who is she?
00:28:25.791 --> 00:28:29.253
Viola De Lesseps?
Dream on, Will.
00:29:07.666 --> 00:29:09.835
Master Shakespeare.
00:29:16.592 --> 00:29:19.512
-My lady Viola.
-My lord.
00:29:19.970 --> 00:29:22.348
I have spoken with your father.
00:29:22.473 --> 00:29:25.809
So, my lord?
I speak with him every day.
00:29:43.285 --> 00:29:45.079
Good sir.
00:29:46.247 --> 00:29:48.832
I heard you were a poet.
00:29:52.086 --> 00:29:54.463
A poet of no words?
00:29:59.927 --> 00:30:01.679
Poet?
00:30:02.096 --> 00:30:06.058
I was a poet till now, but Iíve seen
beauty that puts...
00:30:06.058 --> 00:30:09.979
my poems at one with
the talking ravens in the Tower.
00:30:10.020 --> 00:30:12.898
-How do I offend, my lord?
-By coveting my property.
00:30:12.898 --> 00:30:15.734
I cannot shed blood in her house,
but I will cut your throat...
00:30:15.776 --> 00:30:18.153
anon.
Do you have a name?
00:30:18.529 --> 00:30:21.031
Christopher Marlowe,
at your service.
00:30:45.264 --> 00:30:47.558
Romeo! Romeo!
00:30:47.641 --> 00:30:50.561
A Young Man of Verona.
00:30:50.644 --> 00:30:53.397
A comedy by William Shakespeare.
00:30:53.480 --> 00:30:56.567
-My lady!
-Who is there?
00:30:57.651 --> 00:31:00.070
-Will Shakespeare.
-Madam!
00:31:00.863 --> 00:31:03.324
Anon, good nurse,
anon.
00:31:03.824 --> 00:31:07.786
-Master Shakespeare?
-The same, alas.
00:31:07.828 --> 00:31:10.539
-But why alas?
-A lowly player.
00:31:10.581 --> 00:31:14.418
Alas, indeed, for I thought you
the highest poet of my esteem...
00:31:14.418 --> 00:31:17.171
and a writer of plays
that capture my heart.
00:31:17.171 --> 00:31:19.590
-I am him too.
-Madam!
00:31:19.673 --> 00:31:22.593
Anon!
I will come again.
00:31:24.178 --> 00:31:27.806
Oh, I am fortuneís fool.
I will be punished for this.
00:31:30.643 --> 00:31:32.561
Oh, my lady, my love!
00:31:33.604 --> 00:31:35.731
If they find you here, they will kill you.
00:31:35.773 --> 00:31:39.610
-You can bring them with a word.
-Oh, not for the world.
00:31:39.610 --> 00:31:42.780
-Madam!
-Anon!
00:32:41.881 --> 00:32:43.799
Draw, if you be men!
00:32:43.841 --> 00:32:45.926
Gregory,
remember thy swashing blow!
00:32:45.968 --> 00:32:49.388
Part, fools! Put up your swords.
You know not what you do.
00:32:49.388 --> 00:32:52.391
It starts well, then itís all long-faced
about some Rosaline.
00:32:52.433 --> 00:32:55.352
Whereís the comedy, Will?
Whereís the dog?
00:32:55.352 --> 00:32:56.854
Do you think itís funny?
00:32:56.896 --> 00:33:00.357
I was a pirate king, now Iím a nurse.
Thatís funny.
00:33:00.399 --> 00:33:03.402
We are 6 men short, and those we
have will be over parted ranters...
00:33:03.402 --> 00:33:05.529
and stutterers who should be
sent back to the stews.
00:33:05.613 --> 00:33:07.823
My Romeoís let me down.
I see disaster.
00:33:07.823 --> 00:33:10.451
We are 4 acts short,
if youíre looking for disaster.
00:33:10.451 --> 00:33:13.287
-Sir!
-Who are you, master?
00:33:13.537 --> 00:33:16.123
Iím Ethel, sir, the pirateís daughter.
00:33:16.707 --> 00:33:19.168
I'll be damned if you are!
00:33:20.836 --> 00:33:22.588
Your attention, please!
00:33:22.630 --> 00:33:26.050
-Gentlemen, thank you!
-You are welcome.
00:33:26.133 --> 00:33:28.802
-Whoís that?
-Nobody. Heís the author.
00:33:28.802 --> 00:33:31.889
We are about to embark on a great voyage.
00:33:31.972 --> 00:33:35.434
It is customary to make a little speech
on the first day.
00:33:35.476 --> 00:33:37.978
It does no harm.
Authors like it.
00:33:37.978 --> 00:33:41.398
You want to know what parts you are
to receive. All will be settled as we...
00:33:41.398 --> 00:33:43.317
Iíll do it.
00:33:43.400 --> 00:33:45.819
Now listen to me, you dregs.
00:33:45.903 --> 00:33:47.905
Actors are 10 a penny...
00:33:47.905 --> 00:33:52.326
and I, Hugh Fennyman,
hold your nuts in my hand.
00:33:52.535 --> 00:33:53.994
Huzzah!
00:33:54.078 --> 00:33:57.665
The Admiralís Men
are returned to the house!
00:33:57.748 --> 00:33:59.750
Huzzah!
00:34:00.709 --> 00:34:01.794
Ned!
00:34:03.170 --> 00:34:06.090
Henslowe!
00:34:06.173 --> 00:34:08.092
Earl! Good to see you.
00:34:12.304 --> 00:34:13.681
Who is this?
00:34:13.764 --> 00:34:16.225
Silence, you dog!
00:34:17.226 --> 00:34:19.228
I am "Hieronimo".
00:34:19.854 --> 00:34:23.607
I am "Tamburlaine".
I am "Faustus".
00:34:23.649 --> 00:34:28.445
I am "Barabbas",
the Jew of Malta.
00:34:30.072 --> 00:34:32.491
Oh, yes, Master Will.
I am "Henry the 6th".
00:34:33.158 --> 00:34:36.537
What is the play,
and what is my part?
00:34:36.620 --> 00:34:39.081
-Uh, one moment, sir...
-Who are you?
00:34:40.124 --> 00:34:43.919
Iím, um... Iím the money.
00:34:43.919 --> 00:34:47.131
Then you may remain,
so long as you remain silent.
00:34:47.214 --> 00:34:51.051
Pay attention. You will see
how genius creates a legend.
00:34:51.093 --> 00:34:53.512
-Thank you, sir.
-We are in desperate want...
00:34:53.512 --> 00:34:56.807
of a "Mercutio", Ned.
A young nobleman of Verona.
00:34:56.891 --> 00:34:58.893
-And the title of this piece?
-"Mercutio".
00:34:58.893 --> 00:35:00.227
Is it?
00:35:01.562 --> 00:35:03.480
I will play him.
00:35:05.191 --> 00:35:08.110
Mr. Pope. Mr. Philips.
Welcome.
00:35:08.194 --> 00:35:10.154
George Bryan.
James Armitage.
00:35:10.154 --> 00:35:12.406
Sam, my pretty one!
00:35:12.990 --> 00:35:16.160
-Are you ready to fall in love again?
-I am, Master Shakespeare.
00:35:16.243 --> 00:35:18.454
Your voice.
Have they dropped?
00:35:18.537 --> 00:35:20.915
No! No.
A touch of cold only.
00:35:21.040 --> 00:35:25.753
Master Henslowe, you have your actors,
except Thomas Kent.
00:35:25.836 --> 00:35:28.297
I saw his "Tamburlaine", you know.
00:35:28.380 --> 00:35:30.382
-It was wonderful.
-Yes, I saw it.
00:35:30.382 --> 00:35:32.384
Of course, such mighty writing.
00:35:32.384 --> 00:35:35.054
Thereís no one like Marlowe.
00:35:48.609 --> 00:35:50.611
Better fortune, boy.
00:35:50.611 --> 00:35:52.154
I was in a play.
00:35:52.446 --> 00:35:55.574
They cut my head off
in "Titus Andronicus".
00:35:55.616 --> 00:35:58.661
When I write plays,
theyíll be like "Titus".
00:35:58.744 --> 00:36:00.204
You admire it.
00:36:00.287 --> 00:36:02.456
I liked it when they cut heads off,
00:36:02.456 --> 00:36:05.376
and the daughter mutilated with knives.
00:36:05.459 --> 00:36:08.254
-Whatís your name?
-John Webster.
00:36:08.671 --> 00:36:09.630
Here, kitty, kitty.
00:36:14.552 --> 00:36:16.303
Plenty of blood.
00:36:16.387 --> 00:36:18.264
Thatís the only writing.
00:36:19.431 --> 00:36:21.767
I have to get back.
00:36:21.809 --> 00:36:24.812
See, where he comes.
So please you step aside.
00:36:24.854 --> 00:36:27.022
Iíll know his grievance,
or be much denied.
00:36:27.064 --> 00:36:30.651
I would thou wert so happy by thy stay
to hear true shrift. Come, madam.
00:36:30.693 --> 00:36:31.986
Cut around him for now.
00:36:31.986 --> 00:36:33.362
-What? Who?
-Romeo.
00:36:33.362 --> 00:36:35.364
-The one who came with your letter.
-What?
00:36:35.364 --> 00:36:36.991
Good morrow, cousin.
00:36:37.032 --> 00:36:40.619
-Is the day so young?
-But new struck nine.
00:36:40.703 --> 00:36:42.872
Ay me.
Sad hours seem long.
00:36:42.913 --> 00:36:45.416
What sadness
lengthens Romeoís hours?
00:36:45.457 --> 00:36:48.252
Not having that which having
makes them short.
00:36:48.294 --> 00:36:49.128
Good!
00:36:49.170 --> 00:36:50.754
-In love?
-Out.
00:36:50.754 --> 00:36:54.633
-Of love?
-Out of her favour where I am in love.
00:36:54.675 --> 00:36:57.344
No, no, donít spend it all at once.
00:36:58.429 --> 00:37:00.181
Yes, sir.
00:37:00.222 --> 00:37:02.933
-Do you understand me?
-No, sir.
00:37:03.767 --> 00:37:06.353
Youíre speaking about
a baggage we never even meet.
00:37:06.353 --> 00:37:09.690
What will be left in his purse
when he meets his Juliet?
00:37:09.690 --> 00:37:11.775
-Juliet? You mean Ethel.
-Godís teeth!
00:37:11.775 --> 00:37:15.196
Am I to suffer this constant stream
of interruption?
00:37:16.780 --> 00:37:21.952
What will he do in Act Two,
when he meets the love of his life?
00:37:21.952 --> 00:37:26.207
Iím very sorry, sir.
I have not seen Act Two.
00:37:27.333 --> 00:37:31.378
Of course you have not.
I have not written it. Go once more.
00:37:32.546 --> 00:37:35.716
Will.
Where is Mercutio?
00:37:35.799 --> 00:37:38.802
Locked safe in here. Iíll leave
the scene in your safekeeping, Ned.
00:37:38.802 --> 00:37:40.721
I have a sonnet to write.
00:37:40.804 --> 00:37:42.890
Sonnet?
You mean a play!
00:37:47.061 --> 00:37:52.775
" For Lady Viola De Lesseps,
by the hand of Thomas Kent.
00:37:53.526 --> 00:37:57.071
" Shall I compare thee to a summerís day?
00:37:57.112 --> 00:38:00.491
" Thou art more lovely
and more temperate.
00:38:02.493 --> 00:38:05.538
" Rough winds do shake
the darling buds of May... "
00:38:05.579 --> 00:38:07.581
Two hours at prayer!
00:38:07.665 --> 00:38:11.710
-Lady Viola is pious, my lord.
-Piety is for Sunday!
00:38:11.752 --> 00:38:14.839
And 2 hours of prayer is not piety,
it is self-importance.
00:38:14.880 --> 00:38:17.341
It would be better that you return
tomorrow, my lord.
00:38:17.341 --> 00:38:20.177
It would be better if youíd tell her
to get off her knees and show...
00:38:20.219 --> 00:38:23.305
some civility to her 6day
lord and master!
00:38:26.141 --> 00:38:27.226
Mmmph!
00:38:33.399 --> 00:38:34.859
My lady Viola.
00:38:34.942 --> 00:38:38.237
Lord Wessex.
Youíve been waiting.
00:38:38.237 --> 00:38:39.363
I am aware of it.
00:38:40.614 --> 00:38:42.992
But it is beautyís privilege.
00:38:43.284 --> 00:38:44.702
You flatter, my lord.
00:38:44.785 --> 00:38:48.539
No. I have spoken to the queen.
00:38:49.039 --> 00:38:52.626
Her Majestyís consent is requisite
when a Wessex takes a wife...
00:38:52.626 --> 00:38:54.420
and once given,
her consent is her command.
00:38:54.461 --> 00:38:56.964
Do you intend to marry, my lord?
00:38:57.047 --> 00:39:01.802
Your father should keep you better
informed. He has bought me for you.
00:39:02.595 --> 00:39:06.974
He returns from his estates to see us
married two weeks from Saturday.
00:39:06.974 --> 00:39:09.643
You are allowed to show your pleasure.
00:39:10.728 --> 00:39:13.647
But I do not love you, my lord.
00:39:13.731 --> 00:39:16.483
How your mind hops about.
00:39:16.567 --> 00:39:19.028
Your father was a shopkeeper.
00:39:19.028 --> 00:39:22.072
Your children will bear arms,
and I will recover my fortune.
00:39:22.072 --> 00:39:24.283
That is the only matter
under discussion today.
00:39:24.325 --> 00:39:25.910
You will like Virginia.
00:39:25.993 --> 00:39:28.579
-Virginia?
-Oh, yes.
00:39:28.662 --> 00:39:31.749
My fortune lies in my plantations.
The tobacco weed.
00:39:31.790 --> 00:39:35.461
I need 4,000 pounds to fit out a ship
and put my investments to work.
00:39:35.461 --> 00:39:38.380
I fancy tobacco has a future.
00:39:38.464 --> 00:39:41.425
We will not stay there long, 3-4 years.
00:39:43.052 --> 00:39:45.930
-But why me?
-It was your eyes.
00:39:47.223 --> 00:39:49.058
No, your lips.
00:39:59.610 --> 00:40:02.613
Will you defy your father
and your queen?
00:40:02.613 --> 00:40:04.615
The queen has consented?
00:40:04.615 --> 00:40:06.534
She wants to inspect you.
00:40:06.617 --> 00:40:09.203
At Greenwich, come Sunday.
00:40:09.286 --> 00:40:15.626
Be submissive, modest,
grateful and brief.
00:40:17.127 --> 00:40:20.214
I will do my duty, my lord.
00:40:24.802 --> 00:40:29.557
"Master Will,
poet dearest to my heart...
00:40:29.640 --> 00:40:33.561
I beseech you
banish me from yours.
00:40:33.644 --> 00:40:36.897
I am to marry Lord Wessex.
00:40:37.982 --> 00:40:40.401
A daughterís duty...
00:40:40.484 --> 00:40:42.903
and the queenís command".
00:41:04.091 --> 00:41:08.262
Gentlemen upstage, Ladies downstage.
00:41:10.222 --> 00:41:13.851
Gentlemen upstage, Ladies downstage.
00:41:13.934 --> 00:41:17.188
Are you a lady Mr. Kent?
00:41:17.271 --> 00:41:19.023
Iím very sorry, sir.
00:41:21.609 --> 00:41:24.528
Weíre gonna have to do it again.
00:41:25.863 --> 00:41:28.282
You did not like the speech?
00:41:28.365 --> 00:41:30.367
No, the speech is excellent.
00:41:30.367 --> 00:41:34.038
Oh, then I see Queen Mab
hath been with you.
00:41:34.121 --> 00:41:36.373
Excellent and a good length.
00:41:36.457 --> 00:41:40.836
But then he disappears
for the length of a bible.
00:41:42.004 --> 00:41:44.215
There. You have this duel.
00:41:44.298 --> 00:41:48.177
A skirmish of words and swords
such as I never wrote, nor anyone.
00:41:48.177 --> 00:41:53.224
He dies with such passion
and poetry as you ever heard.
00:41:53.307 --> 00:41:56.060
A plague on both your houses!
00:42:01.607 --> 00:42:03.442
He dies?
00:42:06.529 --> 00:42:08.989
-Ohh!
-Will!
00:42:09.114 --> 00:42:11.075
Where are my pages?
00:42:23.295 --> 00:42:25.256
Did you give her my letter?
00:42:26.549 --> 00:42:29.093
And this is for you!
00:42:42.022 --> 00:42:45.276
Oh, Thomas, she has cut my strings.
00:42:46.735 --> 00:42:48.612
Iím unmanned...
00:42:48.737 --> 00:42:51.824
unmended and unmade...
00:42:51.907 --> 00:42:53.784
like a puppet in a box.
00:42:53.909 --> 00:42:56.620
-Writer, is he?
-Row your boat!
00:42:56.829 --> 00:43:00.541
She tells me to keep away.
She is to marry Lord Wessex!
00:43:00.583 --> 00:43:02.001
What should I do?
00:43:02.251 --> 00:43:04.587
If you love her,
you must do as she asks.
00:43:04.628 --> 00:43:07.756
-And break her heart and mine?
-It is only yours you can know.
00:43:07.756 --> 00:43:11.177
-She loves me, Thomas!
-Does she say so?
00:43:11.177 --> 00:43:14.763
No, and yet she does where
the ink has run with tears.
00:43:14.763 --> 00:43:18.142
-Was she weeping when she gave you this?
-Uh...
00:43:18.267 --> 00:43:21.562
-Her letter came to me by the nurse.
-Your aunt.
00:43:21.687 --> 00:43:23.439
Yes, my aunt.
00:43:24.565 --> 00:43:26.942
But perhaps she wept a little.
00:43:29.236 --> 00:43:31.488
Tell me how you love her, Will.
00:43:31.572 --> 00:43:35.576
Like a sickness and its cure together.
00:43:36.327 --> 00:43:37.870
Oh, yes.
00:43:37.953 --> 00:43:40.331
Like rain and sun.
00:43:40.414 --> 00:43:43.000
Like cold and heat.
00:43:44.126 --> 00:43:46.545
Is your lady beautiful?
00:43:47.296 --> 00:43:51.592
Since I came here from the country,
I have not seen her close.
00:43:51.675 --> 00:43:54.595
Tell me, is...
is she beautiful?
00:43:54.678 --> 00:43:58.474
Thomas, if I could write
with the beauty of her eyes...
00:43:58.474 --> 00:44:02.520
I was born to look in them
and know myself.
00:44:03.938 --> 00:44:06.440
-A-A-And her lips?
-Her lips?
00:44:06.482 --> 00:44:10.861
The early morning rose would wither
on the branch if it could feel envy.
00:44:10.861 --> 00:44:13.614
And her voice,
like larkís song?
00:44:13.614 --> 00:44:16.617
Deeper, softer.
None of your twittering larks.
00:44:16.617 --> 00:44:20.287
I would banish nightingales from her
garden before they interrupt her song.
00:44:20.287 --> 00:44:22.957
-Ah, she sings too?
-Constantly.
00:44:23.040 --> 00:44:26.502
Without doubt. And plays the lute.
She has a natural ear.
00:44:26.502 --> 00:44:28.546
And her bosom.
00:44:28.629 --> 00:44:32.675
-Did I mention her bosom?
-What of her bosom?
00:44:32.758 --> 00:44:35.386
Oh, Thomas, a pair of pippins...
00:44:35.386 --> 00:44:38.389
as round and rare
as golden apples.
00:44:38.430 --> 00:44:41.475
I think milady is wise
to keep your love at a distance.
00:44:41.475 --> 00:44:44.979
For what lady could live up
to it close to...
00:44:44.979 --> 00:44:47.857
when her eyes and lips and voice...
00:44:47.857 --> 00:44:50.860
may be no more beautiful than mine.
00:44:50.901 --> 00:44:54.405
Besides, can a... can a lady of wealth
and noble marriage...
00:44:54.405 --> 00:44:58.117
love happily with
a bank side poet and player?
00:44:58.117 --> 00:45:00.411
Yes, by God!
00:45:00.494 --> 00:45:03.330
Love knows nothing
of rank or riverbank.
00:45:03.330 --> 00:45:06.584
It will spark between a queen and
the poor vagabond who plays the king...
00:45:06.584 --> 00:45:09.086
an their love should be minded by each...
00:45:09.086 --> 00:45:11.839
for love denied blights
the soul we owe to God.
00:45:11.839 --> 00:45:14.925
So tell my lady William Shakespeare
waits for her in the garden.
00:45:14.925 --> 00:45:16.844
But what of Lord Wessex?
00:45:16.927 --> 00:45:20.347
For one kiss I would defy
a thousand Wessexes.
00:45:28.272 --> 00:45:30.274
Oh, Will.
00:45:31.358 --> 00:45:33.360
Thank you, my lady.
00:45:35.362 --> 00:45:36.864
Lady?
00:45:36.989 --> 00:45:40.367
Viola De Lesseps.
Known her since she was this high.
00:45:40.743 --> 00:45:43.204
Wouldnít deceive a child.
00:45:44.663 --> 00:45:48.959
Strangely enough,
Iím a bit of a writer me self.
00:45:49.043 --> 00:45:51.712
It wouldnít take you long to read it.
00:45:51.712 --> 00:45:54.423
I expect youíd know all the booksellers!
00:46:03.015 --> 00:46:05.017
Can you love a fool?
00:46:05.017 --> 00:46:07.811
Can you love a player?
00:46:15.736 --> 00:46:18.197
Wait!
Youíre still a maid...
00:46:18.197 --> 00:46:21.408
and perhaps as mistook in me
as I was mistook in Thomas Kent.
00:46:21.408 --> 00:46:24.245
Are you the author of the plays
of William Shakespeare?
00:46:24.245 --> 00:46:25.829
I am.
00:46:25.913 --> 00:46:28.832
Then kiss me again,
for I am not mistook.
00:46:41.887 --> 00:46:44.807
I do not know how to undress a man.
00:46:44.890 --> 00:46:46.892
It is strange to me too.
00:48:00.799 --> 00:48:02.885
Go to.
Go to.
00:48:09.767 --> 00:48:11.977
I would not have thought it.
00:48:13.270 --> 00:48:16.190
There is something
better than a play.
00:48:16.273 --> 00:48:18.817
There is.
00:48:18.943 --> 00:48:21.320
Even your play.
00:48:23.447 --> 00:48:25.324
Oh?
00:48:26.659 --> 00:48:29.203
And that was only my first try.
00:48:45.761 --> 00:48:47.638
Will.
00:48:50.057 --> 00:48:52.434
You would not leave me.
00:48:52.560 --> 00:48:54.520
I must.
00:48:54.770 --> 00:48:56.772
Look how pale the window.
00:48:56.772 --> 00:48:58.649
Moonlight.
00:48:58.774 --> 00:49:01.610
Mmm, no.
The morning rooster woke me.
00:49:01.735 --> 00:49:04.822
It was the owl.
Come to bed.
00:49:06.907 --> 00:49:09.285
Oh, let Henslowe wait.
00:49:11.245 --> 00:49:13.122
Mr. Henslowe?
00:49:13.247 --> 00:49:15.666
Mmm, let him be damned for his pages.
00:49:15.749 --> 00:49:17.626
Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
00:49:17.751 --> 00:49:20.629
There is time. Mmm!
It is still dark.
00:49:20.754 --> 00:49:23.716
-Itís broad day. The rooster tells us so.
-It was the owl.
00:49:23.757 --> 00:49:26.343
Believe me, love, it was the owl...
00:49:27.469 --> 00:49:30.890
You would leave us players
without a scene to read today?
00:49:34.768 --> 00:49:35.811
My lady?
00:49:35.936 --> 00:49:38.689
The house is stirring.
It is a new day.
00:49:39.773 --> 00:49:42.151
It is a new world.
00:49:42.276 --> 00:49:45.237
Good pilgrim,
you do wrong your hand too much...
00:49:45.279 --> 00:49:47.948
which mannerly devotion
shows in this.
00:49:47.948 --> 00:49:51.243
For saints have hands
that pilgrims' hands do touch...
00:49:51.243 --> 00:49:54.663
and palm to palm
is holy palmers' kiss.
00:49:54.747 --> 00:49:58.459
Have not saints lips,
and holy palmers too?
00:49:58.542 --> 00:50:00.461
Aye, pilgrim.
00:50:00.544 --> 00:50:02.963
Lips that they must use
in prayer.
00:50:03.047 --> 00:50:06.300
Oh, then, dear saint,
let lips do what hands do.
00:50:06.300 --> 00:50:08.219
They pray.
00:50:08.302 --> 00:50:11.722
Grant thou,
lest faith turn to despair.
00:50:11.805 --> 00:50:15.226
Saints do not move,
though grant for prayers' sake.
00:50:16.936 --> 00:50:20.189
-Itís you.
-Suffering cats!
00:50:21.440 --> 00:50:26.654
Then move not while
my prayerís effect I take.
00:50:30.991 --> 00:50:34.411
Thus from my lips,
by thine my sin is purged.
00:50:34.495 --> 00:50:37.331
Then have my lips
the sin that they have took.
00:50:37.331 --> 00:50:42.169
Sin from my lips? Oh, trespass
sweetly urged. Give me my sin again.
00:50:42.169 --> 00:50:44.797
Yes, yes!
Um, not quite right.
00:50:44.880 --> 00:50:46.882
It is more...
Let me.
00:50:46.966 --> 00:50:49.927
Then have my lips
the sin that they have took.
00:50:50.010 --> 00:50:55.057
Sin from my lips? Oh, trespass
sweetly urged. Give me my sin again.
00:51:00.771 --> 00:51:03.399
-You kiss by the book.
-Well, Will!
00:51:03.399 --> 00:51:05.484
It was lucky you were here.
00:51:05.568 --> 00:51:08.070
-Why do not I write the rest of your play...
-Yes, yes!
00:51:08.070 --> 00:51:12.283
Uh, continue. Now the nurse.
Where is Ralph?
00:51:12.575 --> 00:51:16.245
Madam, your mother
craves a word with you.
00:51:18.038 --> 00:51:20.875
-What is her mother?
-Marry, bachelor,
00:51:20.875 --> 00:51:23.544
her mother is the lady of the house,
and a good lady...
00:51:23.544 --> 00:51:25.754
and a wise and virtuous.
00:51:25.838 --> 00:51:28.841
I nursed her daughter
that you talked withal.
00:51:28.841 --> 00:51:33.596
I tell you, he that can lay hold of her
shall have the chinks.
00:51:33.637 --> 00:51:35.764
Is she a Capulet?
00:51:35.848 --> 00:51:39.935
Oh, dear account!
My life is my foeís debt.
00:51:39.935 --> 00:51:42.730
Away. Be gone.
The sport is at the best.
00:51:42.813 --> 00:51:45.900
Aye, so I fear.
The more is my unrest.
00:51:47.067 --> 00:51:50.321
Come hither, nurse.
What is yon gentleman?
00:51:50.404 --> 00:51:52.865
The son and heir of old Tiberio.
00:51:52.865 --> 00:51:55.201
Let it be night.
00:51:55.242 --> 00:51:58.746
Whatís he that follows
here that would not dance?
00:51:58.746 --> 00:52:01.498
-I know not.
-Go ask his name.
00:52:02.917 --> 00:52:06.754
If he be married, my grave is like
to be my wedding bed.
00:52:08.422 --> 00:52:09.840
No, do not go.
00:52:09.924 --> 00:52:11.842
I must. I must.
00:52:11.926 --> 00:52:15.179
-The only son of your great enemy.
-Terrible.
00:52:15.262 --> 00:52:17.348
Simply... terrible!
00:52:23.771 --> 00:52:28.692
But soft, what light
through yonder window breaks?
00:52:28.776 --> 00:52:33.572
It is the east,
and Juliet is the sun.
00:52:33.656 --> 00:52:38.202
Arise, fair sun,
and kill the envious moon...
00:52:38.285 --> 00:52:41.288
who is already sick
and pale with grief...
00:52:41.288 --> 00:52:45.835
that thou, her maid,
art far more fair than she".
00:52:45.918 --> 00:52:48.671
-Oh, Will.
-Yes, some of itís speak able.
00:52:48.712 --> 00:52:51.632
It is my lady.
Oh, it is my love!
00:52:51.632 --> 00:52:54.468
Oh, that she knew she were!
00:52:54.552 --> 00:52:58.138
The brightness of her cheek
would shame those stars...
00:52:58.222 --> 00:53:00.599
as daylight doth a lamp".
00:53:00.599 --> 00:53:03.811
Her eyes in heaven would
through the airy region...
00:53:03.811 --> 00:53:06.397
stream so bright...
00:53:06.480 --> 00:53:10.609
that birds would sing
and think it were not night.
00:53:10.651 --> 00:53:14.864
See how she leans her cheek
upon her hand.
00:53:14.947 --> 00:53:17.867
Oh, that I were a glove
upon that hand...
00:53:17.950 --> 00:53:20.202
that I might touch that cheek.
00:53:20.286 --> 00:53:21.453
Ay, me.
00:53:21.579 --> 00:53:25.541
Oh, Romeo, Romeo!
00:53:25.624 --> 00:53:28.210
Wherefore art thou, Romeo?
00:53:28.294 --> 00:53:31.922
-Deny thy father and...
-and refuse thy name.
00:53:32.006 --> 00:53:34.925
Or, if thou wilt not,
be but sworn my love...
00:53:34.925 --> 00:53:37.678
and Iíll no longer be a Capulet.
00:53:37.761 --> 00:53:40.681
Shall I hear more,
or shall I speak at this?
00:53:41.849 --> 00:53:44.685
What man art thou that
thus be screened in night...
00:53:44.685 --> 00:53:47.396
so stumblest on my counsel?"
00:53:47.521 --> 00:53:50.774
By a name I know not
how to tell thee who I am.
00:53:50.816 --> 00:53:55.571
My name, dear saint, is hateful to
myself, because it is an enemy to thee.
00:53:55.571 --> 00:53:59.033
Had I it written
I would tear the word.
00:53:59.116 --> 00:54:03.454
The orchard walls are high
and hard to climb...
00:54:03.537 --> 00:54:06.707
and the place death,
considering who thou art...
00:54:06.790 --> 00:54:09.460
if any of my kinsmen find thee here.
00:54:09.460 --> 00:54:12.505
If they do see thee, they will murder thee.
00:54:12.588 --> 00:54:17.092
Alack, there lies more peril
in thine eye than 20 of their swords.
00:54:17.092 --> 00:54:21.597
Look thou but sweet,
and I am proof against their enmity.
00:54:21.597 --> 00:54:23.974
Would not for the world
they saw thee here.
00:54:23.974 --> 00:54:26.977
I have nightís cloak
to hide me from their eyes.
00:54:26.977 --> 00:54:30.481
-And but thou love me let them find me here.
-Good night.
00:54:30.606 --> 00:54:32.525
Good night...
00:54:32.608 --> 00:54:35.569
as sweet repose and rest
come to thy heart...
00:54:35.569 --> 00:54:37.947
as that within my breast.
00:54:38.030 --> 00:54:40.324
Oh, wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied?
00:54:40.324 --> 00:54:43.953
-Thatís my line.
-Oh. It is mine too.
00:54:44.036 --> 00:54:47.081
Oh, wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied?
00:54:47.122 --> 00:54:49.667
What satisfaction canst thou have tonight?
00:54:49.750 --> 00:54:53.337
The exchange of thy loveís
faithful vow for mine.
00:54:53.379 --> 00:54:56.799
My bounty is as boundless
as the sea.
00:54:56.924 --> 00:54:59.552
My love is deep.
00:54:59.635 --> 00:55:02.179
The more I give to thee...
00:55:02.263 --> 00:55:04.223
the more I have...
00:55:04.306 --> 00:55:06.392
for both are infinite.
00:55:08.018 --> 00:55:08.853
Madam?
00:55:08.936 --> 00:55:13.065
-I hear some noise within. Dear love, adieu.
-Juliet!
00:55:13.148 --> 00:55:14.942
Anon, good nurse.
00:55:14.942 --> 00:55:18.028
Anon, good nurse
Sweet Montague, be true.
00:55:18.153 --> 00:55:21.073
Stay but a little.
I will come again.
00:55:21.156 --> 00:55:24.076
Stay but a little.
I will come again.
00:55:24.159 --> 00:55:26.537
Oh, blessed, blessed night.
00:55:27.830 --> 00:55:30.207
I am a feared...
00:55:30.332 --> 00:55:34.712
being in night,
all this is but a dream.
00:55:34.837 --> 00:55:39.633
Too flattering sweet
to be substantial.
00:55:42.428 --> 00:55:45.431
To cease thy strife
and leave me to my grief.
00:55:45.431 --> 00:55:47.433
A thousand times, good night.
00:55:47.516 --> 00:55:50.019
A thousand times
the worse to want thy light.
00:55:50.019 --> 00:55:53.898
I cannot move in this dress.
It makes me look like a pig.
00:55:53.898 --> 00:55:57.568
I have no neck in this pig dress.
00:56:00.863 --> 00:56:04.533
-How is it?
-Itís all right.
00:56:08.454 --> 00:56:11.207
Ned, I know, I know.
00:56:11.290 --> 00:56:14.210
-Itís good.
-Oh?
00:56:14.293 --> 00:56:17.046
The title wonít do.
00:56:17.129 --> 00:56:18.881
Ah.
00:56:18.964 --> 00:56:22.426
"Romeo and Juliet".
Just a suggestion.
00:56:23.636 --> 00:56:25.554
Thank you, Ned.
00:56:27.723 --> 00:56:32.895
-You are a gentleman.
-And you are a Warwickshire shit-house.
00:56:32.978 --> 00:56:35.773
-What oíclock tomorrow shall I send to thee?
-By the hour of nine.
00:56:35.773 --> 00:56:38.067
I shall not fail.
"Tis 20 year till then.
00:56:38.067 --> 00:56:40.236
I have forgot why I called thee back.
00:56:40.319 --> 00:56:43.030
-You mean no dog of any kind?
-Shh! Silence.
00:56:43.239 --> 00:56:48.452
The friar marries them in secret, then Ned
gets into a fight with one of the Capulets.
00:56:48.452 --> 00:56:51.080
Romeo tries to stop them and gets in
Nedís way.
00:56:51.121 --> 00:56:52.748
I mean, in Mercutio's way.
00:56:52.790 --> 00:56:56.210
So Tybalt kills Mercutio,
then Romeo kills Tybalt.
00:56:56.210 --> 00:56:58.587
Then the prince banishes him
from Verona.
00:56:58.587 --> 00:57:00.881
That must be when he goes on the voyage
and gets shipwrecked...
00:57:00.965 --> 00:57:02.967
on the island of the pirate king.
00:57:02.967 --> 00:57:06.846
For Godís sake, cease your prattling
and get out!
00:57:06.929 --> 00:57:09.390
Get out!
00:57:12.059 --> 00:57:13.978
A thousand apologies.
00:57:15.729 --> 00:57:18.482
Please.
00:57:18.566 --> 00:57:21.402
...and with a silken thread
plucks it back again...
00:57:21.402 --> 00:57:23.737
so loving-jealous
of his liberty.
00:57:23.737 --> 00:57:26.365
I would I were thy bird.
00:57:26.365 --> 00:57:29.451
-Sweet, so would I; yet I should
kill thee with much cherishing.
00:57:29.869 --> 00:57:33.038
Good night.
Good night.
00:57:33.122 --> 00:57:38.085
Parting is such sweet sorrow, that I
shall say good night till it be morrow.
00:57:45.676 --> 00:57:48.470
Sunday.
00:57:48.554 --> 00:57:50.681
"Tis Sunday.
00:57:57.271 --> 00:58:00.232
I found something in my sleep.
00:58:00.316 --> 00:58:03.777
The friar who married them
will take up their destinies.
00:58:04.653 --> 00:58:08.574
-But it will end well for love.
-In heaven, perhaps.
00:58:08.616 --> 00:58:11.368
It is not a comedy Iím writing now.
00:58:13.204 --> 00:58:16.457
A broad river divides my lovers.
00:58:16.498 --> 00:58:20.002
Family, duty, fate.
00:58:22.296 --> 00:58:25.341
As unchangeable as nature.
00:58:25.424 --> 00:58:26.884
Yes.
00:58:28.344 --> 00:58:30.971
This is not life, Will.
00:58:31.472 --> 00:58:34.058
It is a stolen season.
00:58:34.850 --> 00:58:36.227
Be patient, my lord.
00:58:36.227 --> 00:58:39.855
-Do you ask Her Majesty to be patient?
-My Lord, I will go...
00:58:39.855 --> 00:58:42.942
Sunday.
Greenwich!
00:58:46.445 --> 00:58:48.364
Now, pay attention, nursie.
00:58:48.447 --> 00:58:50.950
The queen...
Gloriana Regina...
00:58:51.033 --> 00:58:54.620
Godís chosen vessel, the radiant one
who shines her light on us...
00:58:54.620 --> 00:58:57.831
is at Greenwich today and prepared
during the eveningís festivities...
00:58:57.831 --> 00:59:01.085
to bestow her gracious favour
on my choice of wife.
00:59:01.085 --> 00:59:03.796
And if weíre late for lunch,
the old boot will not forgive!
00:59:03.796 --> 00:59:08.050
So get you to my ladyís chamber and produce her
with or without her undergarments!
00:59:08.050 --> 00:59:10.469
You cannot!
Not for the queen herself!
00:59:10.469 --> 00:59:13.722
What will you have me do?
Marry you instead?
00:59:13.806 --> 00:59:15.975
To be the wife of a poor player?
00:59:16.016 --> 00:59:20.437
Can I wish that for Lady Viola
except in my dreams?
00:59:20.479 --> 00:59:24.275
And yet I would if I were free to follow
my desire in the harsh light of day.
00:59:24.316 --> 00:59:26.902
You follow your desire freely enough
in the night.
00:59:26.902 --> 00:59:30.281
-So, if that is all, to Greenwich I go.
-Then Iíll go with you.
00:59:30.322 --> 00:59:33.409
-You cannot. Wessex will kill you.
-I know how to fight.
00:59:33.409 --> 00:59:35.494
Stage fighting.
00:59:36.036 --> 00:59:37.705
Oh, Will.
00:59:39.290 --> 00:59:41.750
As Thomas Kent,
my heart belongs to you...
00:59:41.792 --> 00:59:45.129
but as Viola,
the river divides us...
00:59:45.212 --> 00:59:49.300
and I must marry Wessex
a week from Saturday.
00:59:49.383 --> 00:59:52.303
Iíll drag her down
by the queenís command!
00:59:55.222 --> 00:59:57.224
Good morning, my Lord.
00:59:57.308 --> 01:00:02.354
My lady. The tide waits for no man,
but I swear it would wait for you.
01:00:02.438 --> 01:00:05.983
Oh, here we come at last, my lord!
01:00:06.066 --> 01:00:08.527
Are you bringing your laundrywoman?
01:00:10.905 --> 01:00:13.699
Her chaperone,
my ladyís country cousin.
01:00:13.699 --> 01:00:18.996
My, but you be a handsome gallant,
just as she said.
01:00:19.038 --> 01:00:21.123
You may call me Miss Wilhelmina.
01:00:21.165 --> 01:00:24.710
On a more fortuitous occasion, perhaps.
01:00:24.793 --> 01:00:27.630
Oh, my Lord, you will not shake me off.
01:00:27.713 --> 01:00:32.343
Aye, she never needed me more.
I swear by your britches.
01:01:05.042 --> 01:01:06.710
-Now?
-Now.
01:01:07.378 --> 01:01:10.381
The queen asks for you.
Answer well.
01:01:13.300 --> 01:01:15.678
-Is there a man?
-A man, my lord?
01:01:15.678 --> 01:01:19.348
There was a man, a poet.
A theater poet, I think.
01:01:19.348 --> 01:01:22.226
-Does he come to the house?
-A theater poet?
01:01:22.309 --> 01:01:25.896
An insolent penny-a-page rogue!
Marlowe, he said. Christopher Marlowe.
01:01:25.896 --> 01:01:28.190
-Has he been to the house?
-Marlowe?
01:01:28.274 --> 01:01:30.568
Oh, yes. He is the one.
01:01:30.651 --> 01:01:34.154
Lovely waistcoat.
Shame about the poetry.
01:01:34.280 --> 01:01:36.949
That dog!
01:01:52.715 --> 01:01:54.717
Your Majesty.
01:01:55.968 --> 01:01:58.220
Stand up straight, girl.
01:02:01.891 --> 01:02:03.767
Iíve seen you.
01:02:03.893 --> 01:02:07.688
You are the one who comes to all
the plays at Whitehall, at Richmond.
01:02:07.688 --> 01:02:10.232
Your Majesty.
01:02:10.900 --> 01:02:13.277
What do you love so much?
01:02:13.611 --> 01:02:17.031
-Your Majesty...
-Speak up, girl, I know who I am!
01:02:17.573 --> 01:02:20.784
Do you love stories
of kings and queens...
01:02:20.826 --> 01:02:25.414
of feats of arms,
or is it courtly love?
01:02:25.456 --> 01:02:27.458
I love theater.
01:02:27.458 --> 01:02:30.794
To have stories acted for me
by a company of fellows is indeed...
01:02:30.920 --> 01:02:34.507
Theyíre not acted for you;
they are acted for me. And?
01:02:36.050 --> 01:02:40.679
-And I love poetry above all.
-Above Lord Wessex?
01:02:41.514 --> 01:02:45.809
My lord, when you cannot find your wife,
you better look for her at the playhouse.
01:02:47.811 --> 01:02:51.106
Playwrights teach us
nothing about love.
01:02:51.148 --> 01:02:54.610
They make it pretty; they make
it comical; or they make it lust.
01:02:54.610 --> 01:02:57.863
-They cannot make it true.
-Oh, but they can.
01:03:01.784 --> 01:03:06.956
I mean, Your Majesty, they...
they do not, they have... not...
01:03:07.039 --> 01:03:09.834
but I believe
there is one who can.
01:03:10.334 --> 01:03:14.797
My Lady Viola is young in the world.
Your Majesty is wise in it.
01:03:14.839 --> 01:03:17.591
Nature and truth
are the very enemies of playacting.
01:03:17.633 --> 01:03:21.804
-Iíll wager my fortune.
-I thought you were here because you had none.
01:03:27.434 --> 01:03:31.647
-Well, no one will take your wager, it seems.
-50 pounds.
01:03:34.316 --> 01:03:36.193
50 pounds?
01:03:37.736 --> 01:03:42.658
A very worthy sum on a very worthy question.
01:03:42.741 --> 01:03:47.580
Can a play show us the very truth
and nature of love?
01:03:47.955 --> 01:03:51.208
I bear witness to the wager...
01:03:51.292 --> 01:03:54.837
and will be the judge of it
as occasion arises.
01:03:57.131 --> 01:03:59.842
I have seen nothing
to settle it yet.
01:04:00.759 --> 01:04:03.345
Are there no more fireworks?
01:04:03.429 --> 01:04:07.892
They would be soothing after the
excitements of Lady Violaís audience.
01:04:08.475 --> 01:04:11.645
Have her, then,
but you are a lordly fool.
01:04:11.729 --> 01:04:15.774
Sheís been plucked since I saw her last,
and not by you.
01:04:15.774 --> 01:04:18.694
It takes a woman to know it.
01:04:22.323 --> 01:04:24.241
Marlowe.
01:04:35.169 --> 01:04:37.087
Burbage?
01:04:37.171 --> 01:04:40.049
Huh? Whoís there?
01:04:40.132 --> 01:04:42.801
Marlowe.
01:04:44.345 --> 01:04:46.472
You are playing my Dr. Faustus this afternoon.
01:04:46.472 --> 01:04:48.682
Donít spend yourself in sport.
01:04:48.766 --> 01:04:52.436
-What do you want, Kit?
-My "Massacre at Paris" is complete.
01:04:52.436 --> 01:04:55.814
-What? You have the last act?
-If you have the money.
01:04:55.814 --> 01:04:59.902
-Tomorrow.
-Then tomorrow you shall have the pages.
01:04:59.985 --> 01:05:02.279
Oh, will you desist, madam!
01:05:02.363 --> 01:05:05.282
-Oh!
-20 pounds on delivery.
01:05:05.324 --> 01:05:08.661
Now, what is money to men like us?
01:05:09.578 --> 01:05:14.542
Besides, if I need a play, I have another
waiting... a comedy by Shakespeare.
01:05:14.625 --> 01:05:16.502
Oh, "Romeo".
01:05:16.585 --> 01:05:19.797
-Gave it to Henslowe.
-Never!
01:05:19.880 --> 01:05:22.967
Well, Iím to Deptford.
I leave you my respects, Miss Rosaline.
01:05:22.967 --> 01:05:26.095
I gave Shakespeare
2 sovereigns for "Romeo".
01:05:26.178 --> 01:05:30.683
You did, but Ned Alleyn and the Admiralís Men
have the playing of it at the "Rose".
01:05:30.683 --> 01:05:32.643
Treachery!
01:05:33.978 --> 01:05:36.230
Traitor and thief!
01:05:39.149 --> 01:05:41.402
Oh, no.
01:05:41.443 --> 01:05:43.487
No!
01:06:01.255 --> 01:06:03.424
By my head, here comes the Capulets.
01:06:03.424 --> 01:06:06.343
By my heel, I care not.
01:06:07.469 --> 01:06:09.805
Follow me close.
I will speak with them.
01:06:09.805 --> 01:06:12.892
Gentlemen, good-den!
A word with one of you.
01:06:12.933 --> 01:06:15.186
Are you going to do it like that?
01:06:15.269 --> 01:06:17.479
Positions.
01:06:17.563 --> 01:06:21.942
-By my head, here comes the Capulets.
-By my heel, I care not.
01:06:21.942 --> 01:06:24.278
Follow me close.
I will speak to them.
01:06:24.278 --> 01:06:27.239
Gentlemen, good-den!
A word with one of you.
01:06:27.489 --> 01:06:30.701
And but one word with one of us?
01:06:30.784 --> 01:06:33.621
Couple it with something;
make it a word and a blow.
01:06:33.621 --> 01:06:37.458
Whereís that thieving hack that
canít keep his pen in his own ink pot?
01:06:37.458 --> 01:06:39.585
What is this rabble?
01:06:41.921 --> 01:06:44.715
Draw, if you be a man!
01:07:07.738 --> 01:07:10.115
Wonderful.
Wonderful!
01:07:10.991 --> 01:07:14.411
And a dog.
01:07:15.996 --> 01:07:17.957
No!
01:07:18.040 --> 01:07:21.293
Have privy, players! Please!
01:07:21.377 --> 01:07:24.255
Oh! Not with my props!
01:07:24.338 --> 01:07:25.756
Oh!
01:07:25.840 --> 01:07:28.759
-Will! What...
-A writerís quarrel.
01:07:28.843 --> 01:07:31.220
Quite normal.
01:07:32.638 --> 01:07:34.765
Stay here.
01:07:47.486 --> 01:07:49.071
You are hurt.
01:08:02.042 --> 01:08:05.504
I dreamed last night
of a shipwreck.
01:08:05.588 --> 01:08:10.509
-You were cast ashore in a far country.
-Oh, not yet. Not yet.
01:08:10.634 --> 01:08:13.679
Hey, we need that
for the balcony scene.
01:08:13.679 --> 01:08:15.973
My investment!
Lambert!
01:08:17.433 --> 01:08:19.643
Vengeance!
01:08:47.129 --> 01:08:49.173
A famous victory!
01:08:49.298 --> 01:08:53.344
Kegs and legs open,
and on the house!
01:08:53.469 --> 01:08:55.554
Oh, what happy hour.
01:08:55.638 --> 01:08:58.807
-This is a tavern!
-It is also a tavern.
01:08:58.849 --> 01:09:03.687
-I remember you. The poet!
-Yes, William the Conqueror.
01:09:04.104 --> 01:09:06.857
One at a time.
One at a time.
01:09:06.941 --> 01:09:11.487
Oh, heís a pretty one. Tell me
your story while I tickle your fancy.
01:09:14.949 --> 01:09:18.786
-Itís a house of ill repute.
-It is, Thomas, but of good reputation.
01:09:18.786 --> 01:09:21.664
Come.
Thereís no harm in a drink.
01:09:21.747 --> 01:09:26.544
You are welcome to my best house.
Hereís to the Admiralís Men.
01:09:26.627 --> 01:09:28.420
-The Admiralís Men!
-The Admiralís Men!
01:09:28.420 --> 01:09:30.339
The Admiralís Men!
01:09:53.487 --> 01:09:56.740
Well, I... I quite liked it.
01:09:56.824 --> 01:09:58.284
Master Kent...
01:09:59.034 --> 01:10:02.162
you have not yet dipped your wick.
01:10:03.664 --> 01:10:05.833
My wick?
01:10:06.333 --> 01:10:10.629
Mr. Fennyman, because you love the theater,
you must have a part in my play.
01:10:10.629 --> 01:10:15.593
I am writing an apothecary,
a small but vital role.
01:10:15.676 --> 01:10:18.762
My heavens.
I thank you.
01:10:18.846 --> 01:10:21.140
Whatís the play about, then?
01:10:21.223 --> 01:10:23.392
Well, thereís this nurse...
01:10:28.105 --> 01:10:30.983
Silence, silence, silence!
01:10:31.692 --> 01:10:38.449
Master Shakespeare has asked me
to play the part of the apothecary.
01:10:40.326 --> 01:10:42.786
The apothecary?
01:10:42.786 --> 01:10:46.373
Will, what is this story?
Where is the shipwreck?
01:10:46.457 --> 01:10:48.626
How does the comedy end?
01:10:48.751 --> 01:10:53.005
-By God, I wish I knew.
-By God, if you do not, who does?
01:10:53.005 --> 01:10:56.717
Let us have pirates,
clowns and a happy ending...
01:10:56.759 --> 01:11:00.888
or we shall send you
back to Stratford to your wife.
01:11:16.570 --> 01:11:19.865
Will! Mr. Henslowe! Gentlemen all!
01:11:19.949 --> 01:11:23.827
A black day for us all!
There is news from a tavern in Deptford.
01:11:23.827 --> 01:11:26.247
Marlowe is dead.
01:11:30.167 --> 01:11:32.503
Stabbed.
01:11:32.586 --> 01:11:36.966
Stabbed to death
in a tavern at Deptford.
01:11:39.301 --> 01:11:41.303
What have I done?
01:11:41.929 --> 01:11:44.765
He was the first man among us.
01:11:44.849 --> 01:11:47.518
A great light has gone out.
01:12:03.284 --> 01:12:05.327
Forgive me.
01:12:08.372 --> 01:12:10.624
God forgive me.
01:12:37.193 --> 01:12:40.362
...Our Lord
Jesus Christís sake.
01:12:40.446 --> 01:12:42.865
~One morning in the month of May~
01:12:42.948 --> 01:12:45.993
~From my cot I stray~
01:12:46.076 --> 01:12:48.746
~Just at the dawning of the day~
01:12:48.829 --> 01:12:51.415
~I met with a charming maid~
01:12:53.334 --> 01:12:57.087
You look sad, my lady.
Let me take you riding.
01:12:57.171 --> 01:13:01.175
-Itís not my riding day, my lord.
-Bless me, I thought it was a horse.
01:13:01.759 --> 01:13:03.302
Iím going to church.
01:13:03.385 --> 01:13:07.097
Of course. I understand.
It is to be expected.
01:13:07.181 --> 01:13:10.601
Yes, it is to be expected...
on Sunday.
01:13:10.684 --> 01:13:13.979
And on a day of mourning.
01:13:14.063 --> 01:13:17.191
I never met the fellow
but once at your house.
01:13:17.274 --> 01:13:19.276
Mourning?
01:13:21.028 --> 01:13:23.781
Who is dead, my lord?
01:13:23.864 --> 01:13:28.786
Oh! Dear God, I did not think
it would be me to tell you.
01:13:28.869 --> 01:13:33.499
Great loss to playwriting
and to dancing.
01:13:34.625 --> 01:13:36.544
My lady.
01:13:36.627 --> 01:13:40.297
-He is dead?
-Killed last night in a tavern.
01:13:41.924 --> 01:13:45.511
Come then.
Weíll say a prayer for his soul.
01:13:49.557 --> 01:13:56.230
~Who can remember sorrow~
01:14:29.180 --> 01:14:34.268
Spare me, dear ghost.
01:14:34.351 --> 01:14:37.897
Spare me, for the love of Christ.
Spare me!
01:14:51.410 --> 01:14:52.661
Will!
01:14:53.787 --> 01:14:55.664
Oh, my love.
01:14:56.457 --> 01:14:58.542
I thought you were dead.
01:15:03.005 --> 01:15:04.882
It is worse.
01:15:05.799 --> 01:15:07.885
Iíve killed a man.
01:15:12.223 --> 01:15:15.142
Marloweís touch
was in my "Titus Andronicus"...
01:15:15.142 --> 01:15:18.771
and my "Henry 6th" was a house built
on his foundations.
01:15:19.897 --> 01:15:22.566
You never spoke so well of him.
01:15:22.566 --> 01:15:24.860
He was not dead before.
01:15:25.778 --> 01:15:30.950
I would exchange all my plays to come
for all of his that will never come.
01:15:31.867 --> 01:15:34.036
You lie.
01:15:35.704 --> 01:15:39.875
You lie by this river
as you lied in my bed.
01:15:39.959 --> 01:15:42.419
My love is no lie.
01:15:43.587 --> 01:15:46.131
I have a wife, yes...
01:15:46.215 --> 01:15:49.552
and I cannot marry the daughter
of Sir Robert De Lesseps.
01:15:49.552 --> 01:15:54.640
You needed no wife come from Stratford
to tell you that...
01:15:54.640 --> 01:15:57.726
and yet, you let me come to your bed.
01:15:57.810 --> 01:16:01.063
Calf-love.
01:16:01.146 --> 01:16:05.568
I loved the writer and gave up
the prize for a sonnet.
01:16:05.651 --> 01:16:08.404
I was the more deceived.
01:16:08.487 --> 01:16:11.407
Yes, you were deceived...
01:16:11.490 --> 01:16:14.869
for I did not know
how much I loved you.
01:16:17.496 --> 01:16:20.583
I love you, Will...
01:16:20.666 --> 01:16:22.751
beyond poetry.
01:16:22.835 --> 01:16:25.337
Oh, my love.
01:16:25.421 --> 01:16:29.508
-You ran from me before.
-When I thought you dead, I did not care...
01:16:29.550 --> 01:16:31.844
about all the plays
that would never come...
01:16:31.927 --> 01:16:34.722
only that I would
never see your face.
01:16:34.722 --> 01:16:38.017
I saw our end and it will come.
01:16:38.142 --> 01:16:42.730
-You cannot marry Wessex.
-If not you, why not Wessex?
01:16:42.730 --> 01:16:45.399
If not Wessex, the queen
will know the cause...
01:16:45.399 --> 01:16:50.070
-and there will be no more Will Shakespeare.
-No. No.
01:16:50.154 --> 01:16:54.617
But I will go to Wessex
as a widow from these vows...
01:16:54.742 --> 01:16:57.786
as solemn as they
are unsanctified.
01:16:59.246 --> 01:17:02.583
For killing Julietís
kinsman Tybalt...
01:17:02.583 --> 01:17:05.461
the one who killed
Romeoís friend Mercutio...
01:17:05.503 --> 01:17:09.256
Romeo is banished. But the friar
who married Romeo and Juliet...
01:17:09.298 --> 01:17:10.299
Is that me?
01:17:10.299 --> 01:17:15.262
You, Edward. The friar who married
them gives Juliet a potion to drink.
01:17:15.262 --> 01:17:19.058
It is a secret potion.
It makes us seeming dead.
01:17:19.099 --> 01:17:22.061
She is placed in the tomb of the Capulets.
01:17:22.144 --> 01:17:25.731
She will awake to life and love
when Romeo comes to her side again.
01:17:27.858 --> 01:17:30.152
I have not said all.
01:17:31.237 --> 01:17:37.201
By maligned fate, the message goes astray
which would tell Romeo of the friarís plan.
01:17:37.243 --> 01:17:40.538
He hears only that Juliet is dead.
01:17:41.163 --> 01:17:44.500
-And thus he goes to the apothecary...
-Thatís me.
01:17:44.542 --> 01:17:47.378
...and buys a deadly poison.
01:17:47.378 --> 01:17:50.172
He enters the tomb to say farewell
to Juliet...
01:17:50.172 --> 01:17:52.633
who lies there cold as death.
01:17:53.050 --> 01:17:55.803
He drinks the poison.
01:17:56.178 --> 01:17:59.306
He dies by her side...
01:17:59.932 --> 01:18:03.686
and then she wakes
and sees him dead.
01:18:04.311 --> 01:18:08.315
And so Juliet takes his dagger...
01:18:08.649 --> 01:18:10.234
and then kills herself.
01:18:14.738 --> 01:18:17.867
Well, that will have them
rolling in the aisles.
01:18:17.950 --> 01:18:20.828
Sad... and wonderful.
01:18:21.996 --> 01:18:24.915
I have a blue velvet cap
thatíll do well.
01:18:24.915 --> 01:18:29.753
Iíve seen just such a cap
on an apothecary. Just so.
01:18:31.005 --> 01:18:34.091
Yes, it will serve.
01:18:36.010 --> 01:18:38.512
But thereís a scene missing.
01:18:39.138 --> 01:18:42.057
Between marriage and death?
01:18:47.688 --> 01:18:51.775
The play...
all written out for you.
01:18:53.319 --> 01:18:56.030
I had the clerk at Bridewell do it.
01:18:56.030 --> 01:18:58.449
He has a good fist for lettering.
01:19:00.326 --> 01:19:03.370
There is a new scene.
01:19:08.626 --> 01:19:10.628
Will you read in for me?
01:19:10.669 --> 01:19:13.964
Wilt thou be gone?
Itís not yet near day.
01:19:14.840 --> 01:19:16.550
It was the nightingale, and not the lark...
01:19:16.634 --> 01:19:19.303
that pierced the fearful hollow
of thine ear.
01:19:19.303 --> 01:19:25.351
Nightly she sings on yon pomegranate tree.
Believe me, love, it was the nightingale.
01:19:25.392 --> 01:19:29.438
It was the lark,
the herald of the morn...
01:19:29.522 --> 01:19:31.857
no nightingale.
01:19:31.941 --> 01:19:34.944
Look, love,
what envious streaks...
01:19:34.944 --> 01:19:39.073
do lace the severing clouds
in yonder east.
01:19:39.156 --> 01:19:42.993
Nightís candles are burnt out...
01:19:43.077 --> 01:19:48.958
and jocund day stands tiptoe
on the misty mountaintops.
01:19:49.041 --> 01:19:53.754
I must be gone and live,
or stay and die.
01:19:55.256 --> 01:19:59.301
Yon light is not daylight;
I know it, I.
01:19:59.385 --> 01:20:02.346
It is some meteor
that the sun exhales...
01:20:02.429 --> 01:20:07.101
to be to thee this night a torchbearer...
01:20:07.184 --> 01:20:10.396
to light thee on thy way to Mantua.
01:20:12.064 --> 01:20:17.903
Therefore, stay yet.
Thou needst not to be gone.
01:20:18.028 --> 01:20:23.450
Let me be ta'en,
let me be put to death.
01:20:23.534 --> 01:20:27.830
I am content, so thou wilt have it so.
01:20:27.955 --> 01:20:33.002
I have more care to stay...
than will to go.
01:20:33.085 --> 01:20:38.549
Come, death, and welcome.
Juliet wills it so.
01:21:01.488 --> 01:21:04.575
You will go far, I fear.
01:21:08.537 --> 01:21:11.040
I hope we work together again.
01:21:13.459 --> 01:21:19.006
Such mortal drugs I have,
but Mantuaís law is death...
01:21:19.006 --> 01:21:21.383
death to any he that utters them.
01:21:21.634 --> 01:21:24.512
Then him. Then me.
01:21:24.512 --> 01:21:28.849
Put this in any liquid thing you will and...
01:21:28.974 --> 01:21:33.187
What is it? What is it?
01:21:33.270 --> 01:21:37.233
How silver sweet sound
lovers" tongues by night.
01:21:37.274 --> 01:21:39.485
-Like soft music...
-Shakespeare!
01:21:56.669 --> 01:21:59.630
Upstart inky pup!
01:21:59.755 --> 01:22:02.716
Iíll show you your place,
which is in hell!
01:22:07.054 --> 01:22:10.516
-Youíre on my ground now!
-By God, Iíll fight the lot of you!
01:22:10.516 --> 01:22:12.434
I am more than enough!
01:22:20.109 --> 01:22:22.278
Move!
01:23:44.276 --> 01:23:46.779
Absent friends.
01:23:48.030 --> 01:23:51.158
This is the murderer of Kit Marlowe!
01:23:51.784 --> 01:23:53.035
Will?
01:23:53.077 --> 01:23:56.997
I rejoiced in his death because I thought
it was yours! That is all I know of Marlowe!
01:23:56.997 --> 01:24:00.584
Will? Uh, itís true.
01:24:00.668 --> 01:24:03.462
It was a... tavern brawl.
01:24:03.546 --> 01:24:08.509
Marlowe attacked
and got his own knife in the eye.
01:24:08.592 --> 01:24:10.845
A quarrel about the bill.
01:24:10.886 --> 01:24:14.223
The bill?
Oh, vanity, vanity!
01:24:14.265 --> 01:24:17.601
Not the billing,
the bill!
01:24:21.981 --> 01:24:25.317
-Oh, God. I am free of it.
-Where is she?
01:24:27.236 --> 01:24:29.572
-Close it.
-My Lord Wessex.
01:24:29.613 --> 01:24:32.825
The Rose harbors the ass
that shits on my name!
01:24:32.908 --> 01:24:35.119
Take it down stone by stone.
01:24:35.202 --> 01:24:38.998
I want it plowed into the ground
and sown with quicklime!
01:24:38.998 --> 01:24:40.958
Mr. Tilney, what is this?
01:24:40.958 --> 01:24:43.460
Sedition and indecency.
01:24:43.460 --> 01:24:46.172
Master of the Revels, sir.
Sheís over here.
01:24:46.255 --> 01:24:48.883
-Where, boy?
-There.
01:24:48.966 --> 01:24:51.135
I saw her bubbies.
01:24:51.218 --> 01:24:55.598
So, a woman on the stage!
01:24:55.681 --> 01:24:59.810
A woman!
I say this theater is closed!
01:24:59.894 --> 01:25:01.353
Why, sir?
01:25:01.437 --> 01:25:05.566
For lewdness and unashamed faced ness!
01:25:05.649 --> 01:25:10.529
And for displaying a female
on the public stage!
01:25:25.628 --> 01:25:27.671
Not him, her!
01:25:31.425 --> 01:25:33.260
Thatís who I meant.
01:25:35.346 --> 01:25:38.849
-Heís a woman.
-This theater is closed.
01:25:40.768 --> 01:25:44.188
Notice will be posted!
01:25:44.271 --> 01:25:47.233
Ned, I swear, I knew nothing of this.
01:25:47.316 --> 01:25:50.194
-Nobody knew.
-He did.
01:25:50.277 --> 01:25:53.280
I saw him kissing her bubbies.
01:25:55.741 --> 01:25:57.868
It is over.
01:25:58.577 --> 01:26:01.705
Iím sorry, Mr. Henslowe.
01:26:16.095 --> 01:26:18.430
I wanted to be an actor.
01:26:19.849 --> 01:26:21.934
Iím so sorry, Will.
01:26:27.648 --> 01:26:30.734
You were... w-w...
01:26:31.986 --> 01:26:34.196
w-wonderful.
01:26:35.823 --> 01:26:38.033
Thank you.
01:26:46.667 --> 01:26:50.921
Put this in any liquid thing you will
and...
01:26:57.344 --> 01:26:59.889
Everything all right?
01:27:37.009 --> 01:27:39.720
I wouldíve been good.
01:27:40.679 --> 01:27:43.724
-I wouldíve been great.
-So would I.
01:27:43.849 --> 01:27:46.227
We both would.
01:28:08.499 --> 01:28:10.960
Lambert, kill him.
01:28:12.294 --> 01:28:14.588
That can wait.
01:28:18.259 --> 01:28:24.098
The Master of the Revels despises us all
for vagrants and peddlers of bombast.
01:28:25.099 --> 01:28:27.309
But my father, James Burbage...
01:28:27.309 --> 01:28:31.772
had the first license to make a company
of players from Her Majesty...
01:28:31.856 --> 01:28:36.569
and he drew from poets
the literature of the age.
01:28:36.652 --> 01:28:40.155
We must show them
that we are men of parts.
01:28:40.239 --> 01:28:42.908
Will Shakespeare has a play.
01:28:43.742 --> 01:28:48.205
I have a theater.
The "Curtain" is yours.
01:29:21.572 --> 01:29:25.117
Will!
Weíll be needing a Romeo.
01:29:31.832 --> 01:29:33.959
Oranges! Sweet oranges!
01:30:01.737 --> 01:30:03.697
My ship is moored at bank side...
01:30:03.697 --> 01:30:06.700
bound for Virginia
on the afternoon tide.
01:30:06.742 --> 01:30:10.120
Please do not weep, Lady De Lesseps.
You are gaining a colony.
01:30:10.204 --> 01:30:15.626
And you, my lord, are gaining 5,000 pounds
by these drafts in my hand.
01:30:15.709 --> 01:30:18.462
Would you oblige me with 50 or so in gold...
01:30:18.546 --> 01:30:21.632
just to settle my accounts
at the dockside?
01:30:22.925 --> 01:30:25.803
Ah, the bride!
01:30:27.054 --> 01:30:29.974
Good morning, my lord.
01:30:30.057 --> 01:30:34.520
I see you are... open for business,
so letís to church.
01:30:40.109 --> 01:30:41.151
Be gone!
01:31:39.543 --> 01:31:41.462
Oh, my lord!
01:31:41.545 --> 01:31:44.131
-Be good to her, my lord.
-I will.
01:31:44.215 --> 01:31:46.300
Oh, God bless you!
01:31:46.383 --> 01:31:49.220
Thank you. Uh, let go.
Thereís a good nurse.
01:31:49.303 --> 01:31:51.263
The tide will not wait!
01:31:51.347 --> 01:31:55.226
Farewell!
Youíll all be welcome in Virginia!
01:32:21.752 --> 01:32:26.423
Candy apples!
01:32:26.507 --> 01:32:30.052
Buy my apples!
01:32:34.557 --> 01:32:36.767
Thank you, sir.
Apples!
01:32:44.275 --> 01:32:47.653
Is this, uh...
Is this all right?
01:32:47.736 --> 01:32:49.655
Yeah.
01:33:04.962 --> 01:33:09.258
Licentiousness is made a show!
Vice is made a show!
01:33:09.383 --> 01:33:13.929
Vanity and pride
likewise made a show!
01:33:14.013 --> 01:33:18.976
This is the very business of show!
01:33:28.110 --> 01:33:32.656
T- T- T- Two...
01:33:32.740 --> 01:33:35.367
T- T- T- T... T... T...
01:33:35.451 --> 01:33:39.121
T... T- T- Two households...
01:33:39.205 --> 01:33:42.124
-Weíre lost.
-No, it will turn out well.
01:33:42.249 --> 01:33:45.669
-How will it?
-I donít know. Itís a mystery.
01:33:48.214 --> 01:33:51.717
T- T... T... T- T...
01:33:51.842 --> 01:33:54.178
T... T...
01:34:45.479 --> 01:34:48.023
Two households...
01:34:48.107 --> 01:34:51.235
both alike in dignity...
01:34:51.318 --> 01:34:54.071
in fair Verona...
01:34:54.154 --> 01:34:56.740
where we lay our scene.
01:34:56.824 --> 01:34:59.910
From ancient grudge break
to new mutiny...
01:34:59.952 --> 01:35:03.372
where civil blood
makes civil hands unclean.
01:35:03.414 --> 01:35:06.458
From forth the fatal loins
of these two foes...
01:35:06.500 --> 01:35:09.670
a pair of star-crossed lovers
take their life...
01:35:09.712 --> 01:35:12.506
whose misadventured,
piteous overthrows...
01:35:12.548 --> 01:35:16.010
doth with their death
bury their parents" strife.
01:35:19.180 --> 01:35:22.266
...the which of you
with patient ears attend...
01:35:22.349 --> 01:35:27.104
what here shall miss,
our toil shall strive to mend.
01:35:33.444 --> 01:35:35.446
-Wonderful.
-Was it...
01:35:36.572 --> 01:35:38.616
good?
01:35:41.368 --> 01:35:44.538
Gregory, on my word
weíll not carry coals.
01:35:44.622 --> 01:35:47.666
No, for then
we should be colliers.
01:35:47.750 --> 01:35:50.252
I mean, and we be
in choler weíll draw.
01:35:50.336 --> 01:35:53.422
-Master Shakespeare.
-Luck be with you, Sam. Sam!
01:35:53.506 --> 01:35:56.717
Itís not my fault.
I could do it yesterday.
01:35:56.717 --> 01:35:59.220
Do me a speech. Do me a line.
01:35:59.303 --> 01:36:03.140
Parting is such sweet sorrow.
01:36:03.224 --> 01:36:06.477
-Another little problem.
-What do we do now?
01:36:06.560 --> 01:36:10.481
-The show must... You know.
-Go on!
01:36:10.564 --> 01:36:13.984
Juliet does not come on for 20 pages.
It will be all right.
01:36:14.068 --> 01:36:16.487
-How will it?
-I donít know. Itís a mystery.
01:36:16.570 --> 01:36:18.864
-Fear me not.
-No, marry, I fear thee!
01:36:21.283 --> 01:36:24.161
-Let them begin.
-I will frown as I pass by.
01:36:24.245 --> 01:36:28.040
-Let them take it as they list!
-Nay, as they dare.
01:36:28.123 --> 01:36:32.169
I will bite my thumb at them, which is
disgrace to them if they bear it.
01:36:32.253 --> 01:36:35.172
Do you bite
your thumb at us, sir?
01:36:35.256 --> 01:36:38.551
-I do bite my thumb, sir.
-Excuse me. Thank you.
01:36:38.634 --> 01:36:42.263
-Thank you. Excuse me.
-Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?
01:36:42.346 --> 01:36:44.181
-Can we talk?
-Shh!
01:36:44.223 --> 01:36:47.059
-We have no Juliet.
-No Juliet?
01:36:47.101 --> 01:36:50.020
-No Juliet?
-Itíll be all right, madam.
01:36:50.062 --> 01:36:52.398
-What happened to Sam?
-Who are you?
01:36:52.439 --> 01:36:54.316
Thomas Kent.
01:36:54.733 --> 01:36:56.819
Do you know it?
01:36:58.112 --> 01:37:00.197
Every word.
01:37:09.707 --> 01:37:12.710
Iíll go along,
no such sight to be shown...
01:37:12.793 --> 01:37:15.921
but to rejoice in splendor
of mine own.
01:37:16.005 --> 01:37:18.299
Nurse!
01:37:20.676 --> 01:37:23.929
Whereís my daughter?
Call her forth to me.
01:37:24.013 --> 01:37:27.224
Now, by my maidenhead
at 12 years old...
01:37:27.308 --> 01:37:29.226
I bade her come.
01:37:29.310 --> 01:37:31.395
How now, who calls?
01:37:31.478 --> 01:37:34.231
What, ladybird!
01:37:34.315 --> 01:37:36.066
God forbid!
Whereís this girl?
01:37:36.150 --> 01:37:38.777
What, lamb!
01:37:38.861 --> 01:37:41.071
What, ladybird!
01:37:42.156 --> 01:37:44.575
What, Juliet!
01:37:45.701 --> 01:37:49.079
How now, who calls?
01:37:52.041 --> 01:37:56.629
-Weíll all be put in the Clink.
-See you in jail.
01:37:59.757 --> 01:38:02.927
Your mother...
Your mother.
01:38:03.010 --> 01:38:06.305
Madam, I am here.
What is your will?
01:38:06.388 --> 01:38:08.432
This is the matter.
01:38:08.516 --> 01:38:10.935
Nurse, give leave a while.
We must talk in secret.
01:38:11.018 --> 01:38:15.773
Nurse, come back again. I have
remembered me; thou's hear our counsel.
01:38:15.856 --> 01:38:19.193
Thou knowest my daughterís
of a pretty age.
01:38:19.276 --> 01:38:22.780
-Faith, I know her age unto an hour.
-Sheís not 14.
01:38:22.863 --> 01:38:28.369
Oh, Iíll lay 14 of my teeth.
And yet my teen be it spoken...
01:38:28.452 --> 01:38:31.205
I have but 4.
01:38:53.394 --> 01:38:55.437
Tell me, daughter Juliet...
01:38:55.521 --> 01:39:00.109
how stands your dispositions
to be married?
01:39:00.192 --> 01:39:03.320
It is an honor
that I dream not of.
01:39:07.616 --> 01:39:10.494
Hold, Tybalt!
Good Mercutio!
01:39:19.795 --> 01:39:21.463
Iím sped.
01:39:21.547 --> 01:39:24.341
Courage, man;
the hurt cannot be much.
01:39:24.425 --> 01:39:29.722
Ask for me tomorrow,
you shall find me a grave man.
01:39:36.937 --> 01:39:37.980
Yes!
01:39:45.446 --> 01:39:46.488
Yah!
01:39:47.281 --> 01:39:50.034
Such mortal drugs I have...
01:39:50.117 --> 01:39:54.747
but Mantuaís law is death
to any he that utters them.
01:39:54.872 --> 01:39:57.374
Then him. Then me.
01:40:05.883 --> 01:40:07.927
Romeo, away, be gone!
01:40:08.052 --> 01:40:12.431
The citizens are up, and Tybalt slain.
Stand not amazed!
01:40:12.556 --> 01:40:16.769
The prince will doom thee death if thou
art taken. Hence, be gone, away!
01:40:18.020 --> 01:40:20.314
Oh, I am Fortuneís fool!
01:40:20.439 --> 01:40:22.316
Why dost thou stay?
01:40:22.441 --> 01:40:24.401
Which way ran he that killed Mercutio?
01:40:24.527 --> 01:40:26.695
That murderer, which way ran he?
01:40:26.820 --> 01:40:29.573
-There lies that Tybalt.
-Up, sir. Go with me.
01:40:29.698 --> 01:40:31.700
I charge thee
in the Princeís name obey.
01:40:31.825 --> 01:40:34.495
Where are the vile beginners
of this fray?
01:40:34.620 --> 01:40:36.830
Oh, I am Fortuneís fool.
01:40:39.667 --> 01:40:41.585
You are married?
01:40:45.256 --> 01:40:50.261
If you be married, my grave
is like to be my wedding bed.
01:41:06.026 --> 01:41:08.237
Art thou gone so...
01:41:10.865 --> 01:41:12.992
love, lord...
01:41:13.075 --> 01:41:15.286
aye, husband, friend?
01:41:15.369 --> 01:41:20.124
I must hear from thee
every day in the hour...
01:41:20.207 --> 01:41:23.127
for in a minute
there are many days.
01:41:23.210 --> 01:41:26.797
Oh, by this count
I shall be much in years ere again...
01:41:26.881 --> 01:41:29.300
I behold my Romeo.
01:41:29.884 --> 01:41:31.302
Farewell.
01:41:32.803 --> 01:41:36.348
Oh, thinks thou we shall ever meet again?
01:41:37.766 --> 01:41:40.811
Methinks I see thee,
now thou art so low...
01:41:40.895 --> 01:41:44.356
as one dead in the bottom of a tomb.
01:41:44.440 --> 01:41:48.611
Either my eyesight fails,
or thou lookís pale.
01:41:50.070 --> 01:41:52.281
Then trust me, love...
01:41:52.364 --> 01:41:54.700
in my eyes, so do you.
01:41:54.783 --> 01:41:58.537
Dry sorrow
drinks our blood.
01:41:58.621 --> 01:42:00.539
Adieu.
01:42:02.041 --> 01:42:04.668
Adieu.
01:42:04.752 --> 01:42:07.505
Take thou this vial,
being then in bed...
01:42:07.588 --> 01:42:10.674
and this distilling liquor
drink thou off.
01:42:10.758 --> 01:42:14.720
No warmth, no breath,
shall testify thou livest.
01:42:14.803 --> 01:42:17.765
And in this borrowed likeness
of shrunk death...
01:42:17.848 --> 01:42:21.060
thou shalt continue
2 and 40 hours...
01:42:21.143 --> 01:42:24.772
and then awake
as from a pleasant sleep.
01:42:24.855 --> 01:42:26.941
What ho! Apothecary!
01:42:30.444 --> 01:42:34.073
Come hither, man.
I see that thou art poor.
01:42:34.156 --> 01:42:37.076
Hold, there is 40 ducats.
01:42:37.159 --> 01:42:40.913
-Let me have a dram of poison...
-Such mortal drugs I have...
01:42:40.996 --> 01:42:45.042
but Mantuaís law is death
to any he that utters them.
01:42:45.125 --> 01:42:48.629
-Art thou so...
-My poverty, but not my will, consents.
01:42:54.468 --> 01:42:57.596
I pay thy poverty
and not thy will.
01:43:01.392 --> 01:43:03.561
Eyes, look your last.
01:43:03.644 --> 01:43:06.397
Arms, take your last embrace.
01:43:06.480 --> 01:43:12.361
And, lips,
oh, you, the doors of breath...
01:43:12.444 --> 01:43:14.864
seal with a righteous kiss...
01:43:16.824 --> 01:43:21.412
the dateless bargain
to engrossing death.
01:43:22.705 --> 01:43:28.919
Come, bitter conduct.
Come, unsavoury guide.
01:43:29.003 --> 01:43:32.715
Thou, desperate pilot,
now at once...
01:43:32.798 --> 01:43:37.595
run on the dashing rocks
thy seasick weary bark.
01:43:37.678 --> 01:43:40.097
Hereís to my love!
01:43:48.022 --> 01:43:51.192
Oh... true apothecary!
01:43:55.196 --> 01:43:57.448
Thy drugs are quick.
01:44:02.244 --> 01:44:04.830
Thus with a kiss...
01:44:07.541 --> 01:44:09.627
I die.
01:44:27.353 --> 01:44:29.438
Where is my lord?
01:44:31.190 --> 01:44:35.319
I do remember well where I should be,
and there I am. Where is my Romeo?
01:44:35.402 --> 01:44:36.695
Dead!
01:44:50.084 --> 01:44:52.127
Whatís this?
01:44:52.211 --> 01:44:55.923
A cup, closed
in my true loveís hand?
01:44:57.633 --> 01:45:01.303
Poison, I see,hath been
his timeless end.
01:45:06.976 --> 01:45:11.564
Oh, happy dagger,
this is thy sheath.
01:45:14.525 --> 01:45:16.902
There rust...
01:45:18.362 --> 01:45:20.573
and let me die.
01:45:27.496 --> 01:45:31.083
A glooming peace
this morning with it brings.
01:45:31.166 --> 01:45:35.588
The sun for sorrow
will not show his head.
01:45:35.671 --> 01:45:40.634
Go hence, to have more talk
of these sad things.
01:45:40.759 --> 01:45:42.970
Some shall be pardoned...
01:45:43.095 --> 01:45:46.098
and some punished.
01:45:46.182 --> 01:45:50.311
For never was a story
of more woe...
01:45:50.394 --> 01:45:53.981
than this of Juliet...
01:45:54.106 --> 01:45:56.317
and her Romeo.
01:46:23.469 --> 01:46:26.305
Bravo!
01:46:30.059 --> 01:46:32.019
-Yea! Yea!
-Yea!
01:47:18.440 --> 01:47:21.110
-Bravo!
-Yea! Bravo!
01:47:35.583 --> 01:47:40.004
-God save the queen!
-I arrest you in the name of Queen Elizabeth!
01:47:40.087 --> 01:47:44.091
Arrest who, Mr. Tilney?
01:47:44.175 --> 01:47:45.926
Everyone!
01:47:46.010 --> 01:47:49.346
Admiralís Men,
the Chamberlainís Men...
01:47:49.430 --> 01:47:53.767
and every one of you ne'er-do-wells
that stand in contempt...
01:47:53.851 --> 01:47:57.229
of the authority vested
in me by Her Majesty!
01:47:57.313 --> 01:48:01.358
Contempt? You closed the "Rose".
I have not opened it.
01:48:01.442 --> 01:48:03.944
That woman is a woman!
01:48:04.028 --> 01:48:06.113
What?
01:48:06.197 --> 01:48:09.408
A woman?
You mean that goat?
01:48:09.491 --> 01:48:14.914
Iíll see you all in Clink, in the name
of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth!
01:48:14.997 --> 01:48:18.334
Mr. Tilney!
01:48:23.547 --> 01:48:27.301
Have a care with my name.
You will wear it out.
01:48:35.142 --> 01:48:37.937
The queen of England
does not attend...
01:48:38.020 --> 01:48:40.064
exhibitions of public lewdness.
01:48:40.147 --> 01:48:43.150
So something is out of joint.
01:48:45.069 --> 01:48:48.739
Come here, Master Kent.
Let me look at you.
01:49:03.546 --> 01:49:06.465
Yes, the illusion is remarkable.
01:49:06.549 --> 01:49:09.260
And your error, Mr. Tilney,
is easily forgiven.
01:49:10.594 --> 01:49:14.598
But I know something of
a woman in a manís profession.
01:49:14.682 --> 01:49:17.643
Yes, by God,
I do know about that.
01:49:19.395 --> 01:49:22.314
That is enough from you, Master Kent.
01:49:27.152 --> 01:49:29.405
If only Lord Wessex were here.
01:49:29.488 --> 01:49:31.532
He is, ma'am.
01:49:34.451 --> 01:49:37.663
Y-Your Majesty.
01:49:38.914 --> 01:49:41.917
There was a wager I remember...
01:49:42.001 --> 01:49:46.839
as to whether a play could show
the very truth and nature of love.
01:49:46.922 --> 01:49:49.508
I think you lost it today.
01:49:54.180 --> 01:49:58.100
You are an eager boy.
Did you like the play?
01:49:58.184 --> 01:50:01.103
I liked it when she stabbed herself,
Your Majesty.
01:50:07.776 --> 01:50:10.196
Master Shakespeare.
01:50:12.781 --> 01:50:15.784
Next time you come to Greenwich,
come as yourself...
01:50:15.868 --> 01:50:18.996
and we will speak some more.
01:50:36.472 --> 01:50:38.724
Your Majesty.
01:50:40.142 --> 01:50:44.730
Why, Lord Wessex.
Lost your wife so soon?
01:50:44.813 --> 01:50:47.566
Indeed I am a bride short...
01:50:47.650 --> 01:50:52.363
and my ship sails for the new world
on the evening tide.
01:50:52.738 --> 01:50:55.032
How is this to end?
01:50:55.074 --> 01:51:00.329
As stories must when loveís denied,
with tears and a journey.
01:51:01.288 --> 01:51:07.169
Those whom God has joined in marriage
not even I can put asunder.
01:51:07.378 --> 01:51:09.046
Master Kent.
01:51:14.760 --> 01:51:19.515
Lord Wessex, as I foretold,
has lost his wife in the playhouse.
01:51:20.683 --> 01:51:24.478
Go make your farewell
and send her out.
01:51:24.562 --> 01:51:27.022
Itís time to settle accounts.
01:51:29.650 --> 01:51:33.237
-How much was that wager?
-50 shillings.
01:51:34.572 --> 01:51:35.823
Pounds.
01:51:37.199 --> 01:51:41.662
Give it to Master Kent.
He will see it rightfully home.
01:51:49.253 --> 01:51:53.174
Tell Master Shakespeare
something more cheerful next time...
01:51:53.299 --> 01:51:56.135
for "Twelfth Night".
01:52:13.110 --> 01:52:15.613
Too late.
Too late.
01:52:25.497 --> 01:52:27.583
My Lady Wessex.
01:52:42.723 --> 01:52:45.726
A hired player no longer.
01:52:45.851 --> 01:52:51.023
50 pounds, Will,
for the poet of true love.
01:52:52.191 --> 01:52:54.568
Iím done with theater.
01:52:55.903 --> 01:53:00.991
The playhouse is for dreamers.
Look what the dream brought us.
01:53:02.159 --> 01:53:04.745
It was we ourselves did that.
01:53:06.163 --> 01:53:10.376
And for my life to come,
I would not have it otherwise.
01:53:10.501 --> 01:53:14.630
I have hurt you, and Iím sorry for it.
01:53:14.755 --> 01:53:18.801
If my hurt is to be
that you write no more...
01:53:18.884 --> 01:53:21.262
then I shall be the sorrier.
01:53:26.851 --> 01:53:29.395
The queen commands
a comedy, Will...
01:53:29.520 --> 01:53:34.608
-for "Twelfth Night".
-A comedy.
01:53:34.733 --> 01:53:36.735
What would my hero be?
01:53:36.777 --> 01:53:40.698
The saddest wretch in all the kingdom,
sick with love?
01:53:42.491 --> 01:53:45.953
Itís a beginning.
01:53:46.036 --> 01:53:50.124
Let him be a duke,
and your heroine...
01:53:50.207 --> 01:53:53.544
Sold in marriage
and halfway to America.
01:53:55.379 --> 01:53:59.592
At sea, then.
A voyage to a new world.
01:53:59.675 --> 01:54:02.553
A storm.
All are lost.
01:54:02.636 --> 01:54:06.098
She lands... on a...
01:54:06.182 --> 01:54:09.185
vast and empty shore.
01:54:10.644 --> 01:54:12.688
Sheís brought to the duke...
01:54:14.106 --> 01:54:17.151
-Orsino.
-Orsino?
01:54:18.277 --> 01:54:20.196
Good name.
01:54:20.279 --> 01:54:26.243
But fearful of her virtue,
she comes to him dressed as a boy.
01:54:26.285 --> 01:54:29.622
And thus is unable
to declare her love.
01:54:30.789 --> 01:54:33.000
But all ends well.
01:54:33.083 --> 01:54:35.294
How does it?
01:54:36.086 --> 01:54:37.505
I donít know.
01:54:39.089 --> 01:54:41.884
Itís a mystery.
01:54:48.807 --> 01:54:51.477
You will never age for me...
01:54:51.560 --> 01:54:55.105
nor fade, nor die.
01:54:56.148 --> 01:54:58.234
Nor you for me.
01:54:59.860 --> 01:55:02.154
Good-bye, my love.
01:55:03.072 --> 01:55:05.366
A thousand times good-bye.
01:55:10.538 --> 01:55:12.831
Write me well.
01:55:44.613 --> 01:55:48.242
My story starts at sea...
01:55:48.325 --> 01:55:52.246
a perilous voyage
to an unknown land.
01:55:52.955 --> 01:55:55.249
A shipwreck.
01:55:57.918 --> 01:56:01.714
The wild waters roar and heave.
01:56:02.923 --> 01:56:06.177
The brave vessel is dashed all to pieces...
01:56:08.929 --> 01:56:12.808
and all the helpless souls within her...
01:56:12.892 --> 01:56:14.977
drowned.
01:56:17.855 --> 01:56:21.150
All save one:
01:56:21.233 --> 01:56:23.319
a lady...
01:56:24.778 --> 01:56:27.865
whose soul is greater
than the ocean...
01:56:29.116 --> 01:56:34.038
and her spirit stronger
than the seaís embrace.
01:56:35.706 --> 01:56:38.834
Not for her a watery end...
01:56:40.377 --> 01:56:45.174
but a new life beginning
on a stranger shore.
01:56:48.636 --> 01:56:51.138
It will be a love story,
01:56:55.267 --> 01:56:59.480
for she will be my heroine for all time.
01:57:02.316 --> 01:57:05.861
And her name will be Viola.
01:57:26.316 --> 01:57:32.316
Thanks for using the subs
regards, shock
01:57:32.340 --> 01:57:52.340
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