Four Weddings and a Funeral
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:13:02
She is now my wife.
:13:05
Excellent. Congratulations.
:13:08
Excuse me.
:13:11
Any kids or anything, John?
:13:13
Do we hear the patter of tiny feet?
:13:18
No.
:13:20
Well, there's plenty of time for that,
isn't there? No hurry.

:13:33
Hi. How are you?
:13:49
- My name's Fiona.
- I'm Gerald.

:13:54
- What do you do?
- I'm training to be a priest.

:13:57
Good Lord!
:14:00
- Do you do weddings?
- No, not yet.

:14:02
I will, of course. Jolly nerve-racking.
:14:05
Yes, rather like the first time one has sex.
:14:10
Well, I suppose so.
:14:12
Though rather less messy, of course,
and far less call for condoms.

:14:24
How're you doing?
:14:27
Remember the time
you started Dad's boat...

:14:30
..and the propeller cut my leg to shreds?
:14:33
This is worse.
:14:39
- Who's that boy over there in the grey?
- His name's David.

:14:44
Something of a dish, isn't he?
:14:46
Well, l've always thought so.
:14:48
- Why are they...?
- The dish can't hear.

:14:53
Gosh.
:14:54
Yeah, silent but deadly attractive.
:14:59
Bang, bang, bang. That's it.

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