1:43:01
One son is all I've got, and you
can blot him out and call me cruel?
1:43:07
For these ten years, you've
lived with everything I've lost...
1:43:10
and loved another woman
through it all, and I am cruel?
1:43:14
I could peel you like a pear,
1:43:16
and God himself
would call it justice.
1:43:23
I will die sometime soon.
1:43:26
One day I'll duck too slow,
and at westminster,
1:43:29
they'll sing out "long live
the king" for someone else.
1:43:31
I beg you, let it be
a son of mine.
1:43:34
I am not moved to tears.
1:43:39
I have no sons. You have too
many sons. You don't need more.
1:43:49
Well, wish me luck.
I'm off.
1:43:51
To rome? That's where
they keep the pope.
1:43:54
You don't dare go!
1:43:57
Say that again at noon.
You'll say it to my horse's ass.
1:44:00
Lamb, I'll be rid of you by easter!
You can count your reigning days!
1:44:04
You go to rome,
we'll rise against you!
1:44:06
Who will? Richard, Geoffrey,
John and Eleanor of Aquitaine.
1:44:09
The day those stout hearts band
together is the day that pigs get wings!
1:44:13
There'll be pork in the treetops
come morning!
1:44:17
Don't you see you've given them
a common cause: New sons?
1:44:21
You leave the country,
and you've lost it.
1:44:26
- All of you at once?
- And Philip too. He'd join us.
1:44:31
Yes, he would.
1:44:35
Now how's your trip
to rome?
1:44:39
Oh, I've got you,
got you, got you.
1:44:44
Should I take a thousand
men-at-arms, or is that showy?
1:44:48
Bluff away.
1:44:50
Ah, poor thing. How can I break
the news? You've just miscalculated.
1:44:55
Have I? How?
1:44:58
You should have lied. You should have
promised to be good while I was gone.