:28:04
A man that loves not me...
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...nor none of you.
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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?
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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.
:29:00
- That's too bad.
- There's no Shakespeare on TV.
:29:03
No. Perfectly fine.
Sometimes it comes on.
:29:05
"To be or not to be.
That is the question," right?
:29:08
- Right.
- That is the question.
:29:11
PACINO: They do me wrong,
and I will not endure it.
:29:16
I fear our happiness is at its height.
:29:19
Who is it that complains
unto the king...
:29:23
...that I, forsooth, am stern,
and love them not?
:29:27
Because I cannot flatter...
:29:29
...Iook fair, smile in men's faces...
:29:33
...deceive, cog, duck with French nods
and apish courtesy...
:29:37
...I must be held a rancorous enemy.
:29:40
The world they live in...
:29:43
...the world they exist in
is privy to these kinds of...
:29:47
- Is internecine family quarrel.
PACINO: That's right.
:29:52
They are clawing at each other
for the throne.
:29:57
Brother Gloucester,
we know your meaning.