Little Lord Fauntleroy Page #2
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- 1936
- 102 min
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Well, oh, Dick's coming very soon and
I was thinking, oh, if we could wait.
I guess there'll be enough to go around.
There's a lump coming,
I think, quite a big one!
What are you reading, Mr. Hobbs?
Ah! That's the way they go on now.
British aristocracy!
I've got no use for 'em - earls and
marquises goin' around as if they was
lords of creation, wearin' their coronets.
Did you ever know any marquises, Mr. Hobbs,
or earls? - No, I should say not.
I'd just like to catch one of 'em
inside here, that's all!
I'll have no graspin' tyrant sittin'
around on my cracker barrels!
Perhaps they wouldn't be earls
if they knew any better.
Oh, wouldn't they though!
They just glory in it! It's in 'em.
They're a bad lot.
Here you are, Dick. Just in time
for Ceddie's birthday feast.
Jimminity... ginger pop and everything!
Here's to your health, Ceddie.
Many happy birthdays!
Thank you very much, Mr. Hobbs.
Why, Mary?
Come on home, darlin'.
Oh, glory be! Would you look at your face!
I'm very sorry, Mr. Hobbs, but I shan't be
able to stay for the feast.
Is anything wrong with the Dearest?
- Not at all. Sure, there's nothin' the matter.
What's happened, Mary?
- Now, don't be askin' me any questions.
But there's the queer, strange things
happenin' to us.
If you'll forgive me, Mrs. Errol, you must
not disregard the great position
to which your son has fallen heir through
the death of his uncle, your late husband's brother.
But what it amounts to, Mr. Havisham, is
that you want to take my boy away.
Mrs. Errol, you must remember
that I'm acting quite impersonally
and simply as the lawyer of the earl of Dorincourt.
The earl of Dorincourt disowned his son
and has refused to recognize
Why should I give up my boy?
I'm afraid I've been very stupid,
Mrs. Errol. I should have told you.
My instructions are that you shall accompany
Lord Fauntleroy to England. - Oh!
However, I must remind you that Lord
Dorincourt is not very friendly towards you.
He's an old man and has always
had very strong prejudices
against America and Americans and was
bitterly opposed to his son's marriage.
He's fixed in his determination
not to see you.
You will live at the lodge and a suitable
income will be provided for you.
The only stipulation is that you make no attempt
to visit your son in the castle,
nor even enter the Park Gates.
There's your sister, Mary.
Hello, Bridget. Why, what's the matter?
It's Michael! He's worse and we've no
money we can't pay the rent.
I don't know what...
- Now, Bridget, I've
more important things to attend to!
I wonder what your husband's wishes
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