Young Winston Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1972
- 124 min
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And when I went away,
I think I missed her most of all.
"Searest Mother, my white horse
has been a marvellous investment.
Everyone noticed me.
The news is that Kitchener is going
to fight the dervishes in the Sudan.
Mother, darling, you must use
all your influence and charm...
...to get me into his command. "
My American mother...
...always seemed to me
a fairy princess.
A radiant being...
...possessed of limitless
riches and power.
She shone for me
lik e the evening star.
I loved her dearly.
But at a distance.
Nevertheless, it was my father...
...who was the greatest and most
powerful influence on my early life.
He was the second son
of the Suk e of Marlborough...
...and a Tory member
of the House of Commons.
Good morning, good morning.
Unfortunately, if my mother had
little time for me in those days...
...I saw and spok e to my father
even less.
He numbered among his friends...
...some of the most important
men in parliament...
...and indeed in all England.
Men lik e Lord Salisbury,
the leader of the Tory party...
...which was then in opposition.
His nephew, Arthur Balfour.
And Joseph Chamberlain.
And even I knew that one day...
...when the people
came to their senses...
...and swept the Conservatives
back into power...
together with my father...
...would form the government.
No Lord Rothschild?
Are none of your Jewish friends
to be with us today, Randolph?
No, I didn't think
it would be fair to them.
You know how easily bored they are.
Winston.
Thank you, sir.
Now, we enter this in your name.
So...
And then you can purchase
anything you like from the school shop.
Up to the limit of your credit,
of course.
I'm afraid Winston doesn't quite
This young man will be very happy
here, Lady Randolph, I assure you.
I am certain he will.
Would you take tea, Lady Randolph?
I'm afraid I can't.
I shall miss my train.
Another time perhaps,
when I come again.
You will be good, darling.
And you will write, won't you?
Yes, Mama.
And so, young Churchill,
here we are.
Come along.
Yes, sir.
I am going to tell you something...
...I shall want you
to remember always.
Your school days are the most
important days of your life.
How you get on here
will determine precisely...
...how you get on in the world.
Succeed here,
and you will succeed as a man.
Fail here...
...and you will be a failure
to the end of your days.
- Do you understand?
- Yes, sir.
Good.
Be like him in all things.
Now, you wait here
while I see about getting you settled in.
Have you had any Latin?
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