:50:03
I can still see you.
:50:05
The French have a word for it.
:50:06
I don"t care what the French call it.
He"s an old queen, and I call it disgusting.
:50:10
I can understand why he"d do it.
But you? He"s just using you.
:50:14
You"re just a front for his...
:50:15
Is this some kind of a gag?
:50:17
What, you going out with Suzette?
Aren"t you a little old for her, Henley?
:50:21
l"m only 37.
:50:22
37?
:50:24
Around the waist, maybe.
:50:26
Afraid that can"t be, dear boy.
l"m afraid we"ve named the day.
:50:29
- Show him, my dear.
- Not now, Henley.
:50:32
Show him.
:50:35
You couldn"t afford her in the first place.
:50:40
You'll ruin everything
:50:41
We'll never live this down, man
:50:43
I don't care what people say
:50:45
If I become a swinging somebody,
I'll get my Crepe Suzette
:50:49
I'm selling out
:51:33
My friends, a specter is haunting Britain.
:51:37
The specter of immigration.
:51:40
People of Kensington, time is running out.
:51:43
But a great man
has returned to our shores...
:51:46
and he has chosen these streets
to launch a campaign...
:51:49
which will cleanse the country
of this pestilence.
:51:53
Now is the time to act.
:51:55
Come to a public meeting,
and hear him speak about this evil.