The Dressmaker Page #4

Synopsis: Based on Rosalie Ham's best selling novel, The Dressmaker is the story of femme fatale Tilly Dunnage who returns to her small home town in the country to right the wrongs of the past. A stylish drama with comic undertones about love, revenge and haute couture.
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director(s): Jocelyn Moorhouse
Production: Amazon Studios & Broad Green Pictures
  15 wins & 38 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Metacritic:
47
Rotten Tomatoes:
54%
R
Year:
2015
119 min
$2,021,399
Website
10,603 Views


Bang, bang, bang, bang...

(CHEERING)

(MUSIC, CHEERING CONTINUE

IN DISTANCE)

You know, I lost a child too, Molly.

Your first victim, was it?

There's nothing more terrible

than losing a child.

It's enough to send you mad.

Wouldn't know.

I never had any myself.

Who's this?

Where did you get that?

(SIGHS) That's Madame Vionnet.

- Mm-hm.

- I used to work for her in France.

She probably died too.

(SIGHS) No, she's... she's still alive.

- Hmph.

- She's an old lady now.

A designer. She recommended me

to Balenciaga.

- Another victim.

- Another designer.

Maybe.

(GLASS SHATTERS)

Did she teach you how to sew?

No, you taught me to sew!

(BLOWS RASPBERRY) I can't sew.

I know you remember me, Mum!

Come on, just...

say my name.

Go on. Say it! Say my name.

You won't get me,

you murderous b*tch!

Oh! Oh! No.

Say my name! Say it! Say it!

Oh! Oh!

Stewart Pettyman!

(PANTS)

- (SIGHS)

- That's right.

You killed a boy. Broke his neck.

So now you know you are

a murderer, you are cursed,

so f*** off!

(FOOTSTEPS)

Am I, uh... interrupting?

Not at all.

No. Just taking a trip down

memory lane with Lizzy Borden here.

Uh... l want this one.

- You'll get what I give you.

- (CHUCKLES)

- Oh!

- (THUD!)

Come in.

MOLLY:
Gah!

15 shillings.

That's... that's outrageous.

So's your bum.

You know how to bargain,

Gertrude.

Free groceries for a week.

Information.

Like what?

Did you tell Stewart Pettyman

where I was hiding that day?

What day?

You know exactly what day.

Gertrude...

I can make you

the most striking girl in the room.

I told.

Sorry, Myrtle, but I figured

it was better you than me.

Does... does that mean

our deal's off?

(SIGHS) Take your clothes off.

A murderer and a lesbian.

(MEN SING DRUNKENLY)

BARNEY:
This one.

Open that one. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS) Oh, Teddy!

Ooh!

McSwiney! I got five quid that says

that you are too gutless!

- (BARNEY LAUGHS)

- TEDDY:
Five quid.

REGGIE:
Don't be scared.

They're only mice, mate.

- (BARNEY LAUGHS)

- They just wanna say hi.

TEDDY:
Five quid? Easy money!

(BARNEY CONTINUES LAUGHING)

Come on, Barney.

Are you a man or a mouse, McSwiney?

- Come on, Teddy.

- What do you reckon, Barney?

- Should I jump?

- Jump, Teddy!

- MEN:
Jump, jump, jump, jump!

- Look out for the mice.

REGGIE:
Are you too scared, mate?

Come on, Teddy! Come on, Teddy!

MEN:
Jump, jump, jump, jump!

Arggh!

Yeah! (LAUGHS)

Hey!

On your back, McSwiney!

On your back!

- Whoa!

- (CHEERING)

Look out below!

Reggie Blood coming through!

(LAUGHS)

Whoo!

(CHEERING)

TEDDY:
Come on down, boys!

(LAUGHS)

(GRUNTS)

(PANTS)

MOLLY:
I don't know why

you want this mirror.

It's filthy.

(GROANS)

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Jocelyn Moorhouse

Jocelyn Denise Moorhouse (born 4 September 1960) is an Australian writer and film director. She has directed films such as Proof, How to Make an American Quilt and A Thousand Acres.Moorhouse has produced some of her husband, film director P. J. Hogan's films: Muriel's Wedding and 2012's Mental. In 2012, Moorhouse directed her first play Sex with Strangers for the Sydney Theatre Company. In October 2014, she started filming The Dressmaker, with Kate Winslet and Judy Davis. more…

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