Young Winston Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1972
- 124 min
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...my mother married an American
flav our to the proceedings.
Mind your skirts, dearie.
Good morning! Good morning.
Good morning.
Are we new in the neighbourhood?
I must say, I don't recall the pleasure.
Well, you've come to the right place
to save a bit of money.
shopping yourself, I say.
And learn your way about, in effect,
ma'am. What can I do for you, ma'am?
I want to talk to you
about the election.
My husband, Lord Randolph Churchill,
is standing for this constituency.
And I'm helping him to get elected.
Ma'am, in this constituency...
...in effect, we vote as we please.
And we don't like people
coming round asking us for our votes.
Furthermore, I never discuss
politics with women.
Even ladies, ma'am,
begging your pardon.
In- In- In- In effect.
But I want your vote.
How am I to get it if I don't ask for it?
Indeed. Well, that's a point.
Quite so. You-
You have a point there, ma'am.
It is a point, but it's no use.
I'm a life-long liberal.
Besides, I don't hold with lordships
lolling about the House of Commons.
No. Horses for courses, I say.
Lords for lords, commons in
the Commons, in effect, ma'am.
But my husband doesn't loll.
He never lolls. He works very hard.
That's why he isn't here
and I am, in his place.
In effect.
Oh, and what time, may I ask, does
His Lordship arise in the morning?
Most days, about 11.
You see, the House sits at night.
- Sometimes very late.
- He st- He stays in bed till 11?
Well, I'm sorry, ma'am...
...I could never vote for a man
who lies abed until 11:00.
That is the end of it, ma'am.
Good day.
Good day.
Just a moment.
Doesn't get out of bed till 11,
does he?
Well, ma'am, looking at you now...
...it's a wonder to me
he bothers to get out at all.
Good day to you, ma'am.
- Good evening.
- Welcome home, milady.
Thank you, Evans. Betty, Marlene.
Is Lord Randolph in?
- No, milady.
- Where's Everest?
I'm here, Lady Randolph.
Now, please.
When did this happen?
Have you called the doctor?
out of that place.
Won't we, milady?
Ladies and gentlemen,
Lord Randolph Churchill...
...Secretary of State for India.
Lord Randolph. Many people
give you the major credit...
...for the return of
the Conservative Party to power.
you tendered your resignation...
...to the prime minister,
Lord Salisbury.
I trust I am not here to exchange
gossip or to encourage a rumour.
But you will not deny there is friction
between yourself and Lord Salisbury.
I refuse to discuss that any further.
To put an end to it, let me say...
...that I have never run away from
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