O Lucky Man! Page #2
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- 1973
- 178 min
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Now, that's as far north as the
border...
...as far west as Lancashire...
...and as far south as the Humber.
It's a big challenge.
Do you think you're up to it?
I know I am, sir.
Normally, an opportunity like this
wouldn't come your way for 10 or 20
years.
Men far more experienced than you
have had their shot at it...
...and been broken by it.
But you've got guts...
...and you've got ambition...
...and that gives you a head start.
Good luck.
Now, there's your card.
Your map...
...your compass...
...and your car keys.
Now go out there and fight.
I will, sir. Every inch of the way.
You can rely on me.
Good man.
He's all yours now, Mrs. Rowe.
Oh, and Travis...
Thank you very much, sir.
Come here, Mr. Travis.
I am going to give you a simple test.
Be very careful how you answer.
I want you to taste
these cups of coffee...
...and tell me what they do for you.
Sturdy...
...plebian...
...plenty of body.
A vigorous robusta?
Spicy.
Now this.
The future is in your hands, Mr.
Travis.
Take it.
Now.
Poor people are poor people
And they don't understand
A man's got to make whatever he wants
And take it with his own hands
Poor people stay poor people
And they never get to see
Someone's got to win in the human race
If it isn't you then it has to be me
So smile while you're making it
Nobody's gonna know
Nobody's gonna know
No use mumbling
It's no use grumbling
Life just isn't fair
There's no easy days
There's no easy ways
Just get out there and do it
And sing and they'll sing your song
Smile and they'll string along
And nobody's gonna know
Nobody's gonna know
Nobody's gonna know
And nobody's gonna know
Commenting on the...
- and much of Central Southern
England,
though it probably won't reach...
... the East Midlands till after
midnight.
Now for Eastern England, Central
Northern
England and Northeast England.
and a mostly dull misty day...
... with rain and drizzle at times.
The outlook for tomorrow and Thursday,
dry but cold at night...
... with frost in places
and fairly widespread fog.
And that's the end
of the weather forecast.
And finally,
overseas posting for Christmas...
... tomorrow parcels should be posted
to
Argentina, Iraq via Lebanon and
Trinidad...
... letters should go to Malaya
Tell my mother I'm all right.
It's her birthday.
- You the only witness?
- Yes, I saw it. I can give you a
statement.
Don't bother.
No need to detain the gentleman.
Tell my mother.
He's gone.
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