:21:03
... and only Richard
has the power to do it.
:21:06
He's royal, a York,
but he must move fast.
:21:08
It's his last chance to stop Hastings
from making the prince king.
:21:13
KIMBALL: They'll suck in Hastings
using his mistress, Jane Shore, as bait.
:21:16
Provoke him to say the wrong thing.
:21:19
PACINO: Then everyone has to make a
choice, either Richard or Hastings.
:21:24
Where is my lord, the Duke of Gloucester?
I have sent for these strawberries.
:21:31
His grace looks cheerfully
and smooth this morning.
:21:35
There's some conceit
or other likes him well...
:21:38
...with that he bids good morrow
with such spirit.
:21:41
There's never a man in Christendom
can lesser hide his love or hate than he.
:21:45
For by his face straight
shall you know his heart.
:21:49
What of his heart perceive you
by any livelihood he show'd to-day?
:21:52
Marry, that with no man here
he is offended.
:21:56
For, if he were,
you'd seen it in his looks.
:22:08
I pray you all...
:22:11
...tell me what they deserve...
:22:14
...that do conspire my death...
:22:17
...with devilish plots
of damned witchcraft...
:22:22
...and that have prevail'd
upon my body...
:22:25
...with their hellish charms?
:22:30
The tender love I bear your grace,
my lord, makes me most forward...
:22:34
...in this princely presence to doom
the offenders, whosoe'er they be.
:22:39
I say, my lord,
they have deserved death.
:22:45
Then be your eyes
the witness of their ill.
:22:52
Look...
:22:55
...how I am bewitch'd.
:22:58
Behold mine arm...