:27:01
...they know what the scoop is, and I
keep throwing back at them:
:27:05
"Stop! You know damn well
what's going on."
:27:09
And that's why I'm hysterical.
You know it.
:27:12
If he dies, that's it.
:27:14
PACINO: Let's start the scene.
- Have patience, madam.
:27:17
There's no doubt his majesty
will soon recover his accustom'd health.
:27:21
In that you brook it ill,
it makes him worse.
:27:24
Therefore, for God's sake,
entertain good comfort.
:27:26
And cheer his grace
with quick and merry...
:27:28
And that's the way
you want me to behave, is that it?
:27:34
If he were dead,
what would betide on me?
:27:39
No other harm, Mother,
but loss of such a lord.
:27:42
The loss of such a lord...
:27:45
...includes all harm.
:27:47
The heavens have bless'd you
with a goodly son...
:27:50
...to be your comforter when he's gone.
- Ah, he is young.
:27:56
His minority is put into the trust
of Richard Gloucester.
:28:04
A man that loves not me...
:28:07
...nor none of you.
:28:10
PACINO:
We gotta come up with ideas, direction.
:28:12
KIMBALL: We need a plan.
- We've got to start writing prefaces...
:28:16
...or, like, a list that says,
"Today we'll do these scenes.
:28:20
I want you to talk about Lady Anne
and what happens to her."
:28:24
PACINO: How are you?
How you doing?
:28:26
PACINO:
How do you feel about Shakespeare?
:28:29
KIMBALL: This feels good.
PACINO: That's good.
:28:32
[SPEAKING IN ITALIAN]
:28:41
PACINO: William Shakespeare?
- William Shakespeare, right.
:28:44
- Do you like him?
MAN 6: Of course.
:28:46
Did you ever see Shakespeare?
:28:48
- I never studied.
- You've never seen?
:28:51
Never seen the show,
but you still like him?
:28:53
MAN 6: Sometimes I see
something good on TV.
:28:56
- Oh, TV.
- I like it.
:28:57
PACINO: But Shakespeare, you don't see?
MAN 6: No.