:26:01
- Still admire yourself as much as ever?
- Carlotta.
:26:05
How lucky it is
you're a man after your own heart.
:26:08
I thought I could smell prussic acid.
I put it down to the weather.
:26:12
Must make a change
from putting it down to expenses.
:26:14
How savage we are tonight.
:26:16
Somebody's husband
gone back to his wife?
:26:18
If he had,
you'd have been there to greet him.
:26:21
- Leftovers aren't exactly my diet, darling.
- I thought you were always in the market.
:26:26
That remark was young when you were.
:26:28
- Miles, Mr. Glass.
- Excuse me.
:26:30
I suppose the main attraction
was Charles Glass.
:26:35
Mr. Honeyglow, himself.
:26:37
He's a terrible sweetie.
Do you know Charles?
:26:42
Eighty-two.
:26:49
Sean, my dear fellow,
I hear you're making a new movie.
:26:53
How the hell do you know that?
:26:54
I take a great interest
in your squalid career. I have to.
:26:57
If you're shooting full-length epics...
:26:59
you won't want to do commercials
for the Glass Group.
:27:01
Says who?
:27:03
After all, a lie can be shot with integrity
just like anything else. Who's the crumpet?
:27:08
You've been most kind. Thank you so much.
:27:17
Now, ladies and gentlemen, a few words...
:27:19
from the president of the charity
we've all been assisting tonight.
:27:22
Pray, silence for
the Right Honorable Basil Willet, MP.
:27:27
A man of few words,
and all of them long ones.
:27:30
You were splendid, Diana.
:27:32
I want you to meet Sean Martin.
This is Miss Diana Scott.
:27:36
- Hello.
- How do you do?
:27:37
Would Mr. Glass say a few words?
:27:40
I doubt it, but I'll ask him.
Would you excuse me?
:27:43
I want to say just this:
:27:45
No matter how much public money...
:27:48
we, the government,
devote to good causes...
:27:53
there will always be a place
for private generosity...
:27:57
like yours, ladies and gentlemen, tonight.