The Lion in Winter
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:04:13
He'll make a good king.
He'll be ready.

:04:17
That's the way.
Come on, my son!

:04:23
Have you found religion,
Henry?

:04:25
Will you look down from heaven and
see who's sitting on your throne?

:04:29
I must know before I die.
:04:32
There's a legend of a king called
Lear, with whom I have a lot in common.

:04:37
Both of us have kingdoms
and three children we adore,

:04:40
and both of us are old,
but there it ends.

:04:43
He cuts his kingdom into bits.
I can't do that.

:04:46
I've bullt an empire, and
I must know it's going to last.

:04:49
All of Britain,
half of France...

:04:51
I'm the greatest power in a thousand
years, and after me comes John.

:05:02
I'm going to lose you,
Henry, aren't I?

:05:06
Alais, in my time I've known...
:05:09
contessas, milkmaids,
courtesans...

:05:12
and novices,
whores, gypsies, jades...

:05:15
and little boys,
:05:18
but nowhere in God's western world
have I found anyone to love but you.

:05:24
And Rosamund?
:05:26
- She's dead.
- And Eleanor.

:05:30
The new Medusa,
my good wife?

:05:34
How is your queen?
Decaying, I suppose.

:05:37
No, don't be jealous
of the Gorgon.

:05:40
She is not
among the things I love.

:05:43
How many husbands do you know
who dungeon up their wives?

:05:47
I haven't kept the great bitch in the keep
for ten years out of passionate attachment.

:05:53
- There's Captain Marshal.
William!


prev.
next.