:22:01
Sit down, will you?
:22:05
I thought that you and I might
have a chat before dinner.
:22:10
- Care for a drink?
- Please.
:22:13
I'm gonna make it a double. I'm gonna
be a little bit personal, George.
:22:24
It's about you and Angela and
this talk about your getting married.
:22:29
I don't know whether
I'm for you or against you.
:22:32
- I don't know you well enough.
- I know how you feel, Mr Vickers.
:22:38
Who am I to think of marrying Angela?
Angela has everything.
:22:43
Talk of marriage aside, we know
almost nothing about your background.
:22:49
There's not much to know. What there
is, I've wanted to tell you myself.
:22:58
My family is...
We were very poor people.
:23:05
My family devoted their lives
to a kind of religious work.
:23:12
Conducting sidewalk services,
street singing.
:23:18
I was part of all that,
:23:21
until the law came along and said
I ought to go to school.
:23:27
I only went to school
till I was 13 years old.
:23:32
We didn't ever have any money
for anything, so I left home.
:23:36
I was gonna do something about it.
I took any job.
:23:41
Busboy, elevator operator, caddie.
:23:48
I had no training, no education.
:23:53
Then I came here,
went to work for my uncle.