Made in Dagenham Page #2
often have difficulty
in adjusting to the standards of
behavior required in a school like this.
Their parents have never undergone
the full rigor of academic life.
The boys can hardly look to them
for guidance, can they?
But they do adapt in time.
And I'm sure your son will too,
if he's just given the chance.
But thank you for your concern,
Mrs. O'Grady.
Are you all right?
F*** off.
Hold on, is this Sandra's?
Yeah, I know.
Connie? Con?
Sandra's at it again, look.
You've gotta say something.
She hasn't.
You've gotta talk to her.
Don't wave at us, silly cow.
I'll do it.
No, you can't keep covering for her.
I'll talk to her.
Will you?
Here it comes. Oh, no.
Look at that. We
might as well not have a roof.
How many times
have we asked to fix this?
It's not difficult, is it?
Connie, listen.
Albert.
I'm sorry, I didn't realize. Oh, my God.
- I didn't realize. I'm sorry. Oh, God.
- You were saying?
There's a meeting tomorrow.
At Ford's headquarters
down in Warley.
You're joking.
I'm not.
Machinists threatening strike action,
they couldn't believe it.
- Oh, yes.
- Yeah.
We'll have to make a good strategy.
They'll have Hopkins and Jones
and Grant, miserable sod.
Now, who have we got
on our side? We've got, um,
Monty Taylor from the
head office, he's coming.
There's me, two. You, Con, three.
Well, that leaves us one short.
Why?
in the war, Eileen.
Turn up with more on your side
than they've got on their side
and turn up
when they're least expecting it.
So who's gonna
make the fourth man?
Oh, not me.
I'm not going.
Any takers? No?
You want it?
F*** off.
Come on. It's a day off.
- Oh, actually.
- Yeah, you all wanna go now.
Yeah. I ain't having that.
What?
Yeah.
Go on, Rita. Day off.
Go on, Rita.
You'd be great, Rita.
Go on, then.
Yeah, right.
What do you have to do?
All right, Gordon?
Hello, Sandra.
Think you're going?
It's the new Escort. Finally designed
something people like.
They can get f***ed.
That's right.
We ain't working no overtime.
Me and the boys were saying
we'd have gone on strike
just having to turn up
in a pig hole like this.
You know it's raining here, don't you?
Yeah, yeah. Whatever.
- See you tomorrow, Connie.
It's going, it's going. The
police are being pushed backwards.
There's screaming now.
Absolute hysteria.
Now you can see the banners
are being used as clubs...
No, they don't want so much.
No, look what you're doing...
Sharon?
Don't open my share.
Turn the telly off now,
there's a good girl. Now, please.
Wake your dad up.
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