
Pure Magic: The Mother-Daughter Bond
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- 2003
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I'm gonna be sweating like an old donkey.
You know how cold you get in London.
Come over to this side.
-Can I help you with that?
-Thank you very much.
Cross the road and turn right.
-Which one is it?
-That one, I think.
Come on, they invited us.
It's us.
Hi. Sorry.
-Hello.
-Hello, dear.
-God, you're early.
-Not too early, I hope?
No, come in. It's great to see you at last.
Bobby's been so looking forward to this.
-Just turn it off!
-No!
-Mind your backs.
-Oh, dear.
Mind your fronts,
mind your minds and manners.
I'm breathing dust in.
Everybody hold their breath for 10 minutes.
It's like Buckingham Palace.
Thank you.
Hello, little ones.
-Have they got any presents?
-Who are they?
For God's sake, Rosie.
What a lovely house.
That's your gran and granddad. Say hello.
-Hello, sweetheart.
-Harry.
Goodness, you've grown.
I wouldn't have recognized you.
-Hello, Rosie.
-Hello, granddad.
Shall I take that?
-Do you like jigsaws?
-Yeah.
-What are you listening to?
-What?
-What are you listening to?
-What?
You have a broken face.
That's not very nice.
How long are you staying?
We don't know yet, dear.
We haven't decided.
Great.
Can you do the bedroom....
That's a castle in Wales.
Rosie, come on. Harry.
How graceful you are, my dear.
And elegant. Always like a picture.
Toots, you're always so sweet.
I'm really late.
Where is he then? Still in bed?
Harry, for God's sake, stop it! Sorry.
He had an 8:
30. He'll be here in a second.-I hope he's not overdoing it.
-We're all doing that.
Have you got a little job?
-Didn't he tell you?
-No.
-I've just opened a shop.
-Selling what?
Cashmere. Anything you can get
made out of gorgeous cashmere, look.
Feel these sweaters. Absolutely gorgeous.
My goodness. Yes, it's very soft.
-You girls, you're doing everything now.
-Pop into the shop if you want.
Hello, darling.
Bobby.
Well, you got here okay.
You're nice and early, too.
Listen, I've just popped back, really,
just to say hello.
Aren't you spending the day with us?
I can't. I'd love to, but I've got
wall-to-wall bloody meetings all day.
-Everybody wants him.
-Yeah, that's it, Mom.
Everything's going well then?
-Business is good?
-Business is at its busiest, really.
-I've got to go.
-We've got too busy to--
I'll see you tonight, okay?
We're going to Paula's.
She's cooking, so watch out. All right, bye.
Look, make yourselves at home.
Use anything you want.
There's some basil risotto in the fridge.
-Can I get a lift?
-As long as you don't talk to me.
Most of the time
you criticize me for not talking.
Because you only talk to me
when I'm doing something else.
All right, mate,
you want something, do you?
-Yes, bye.
-Bye.
-Yes, I know.
-Are you?
Stop it. He's slow enough as it is.
Michelangelo took less time
Yes, but this'll last longer.
Basil risotto? What the hell is that?
Hello.
-Pleased to meet you, sir. I'm Darren.
-Toots.
That's me, yes, Toots.
-Do you like this work?
-I try to.
-Some of this is very careful work.
-Built it to last.
They'll be sitting in here in their old age.
They won't enjoy it. They won't know
what to do with themselves.
This is Bobby's mom.
And Paula's. We have a daughter.
I'm probably one of Bobby's
oldest pals in London.
At college together.
Except, I left in the second week.
-Do you like cricket?
-Yes, I do.
-Playing or watching?
-Well, I used to play a bit.
Did you? Were you a batter or bowler?
-A bit of bowling.
-Well, I was a left-handed batter.
-Really? Whereabouts?
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