:29:01
Thus high, by thy advice
and thy assistance...
:29:06
...is King Richard...
:29:10
...seated.
:29:15
But shall we wear
these glories for a day?
:29:20
Or shall they last...
:29:22
...and we rejoice in them?
:29:26
Still they live and for ever
may they last!
:29:31
Buckingham...
:29:33
...now do I play the touch.
:29:35
Young Edward lives.
:29:39
Think now what I would speak.
:29:44
Say on, my loving lord.
:29:46
Shall I be plain?
:29:51
I wish the bastards...
:29:53
...dead.
:29:55
Why is it necessary now to kill them?
You're king. What difference...?
:30:00
- It's...
- But as long as they live.
:30:03
What sayest thou now?
:30:06
Speak suddenly. Be brief.
:30:12
Your grace may do his pleasure.
:30:17
Thou art all ice...
:30:21
...thy kindness freezeth.
:30:23
FEMALE SCHOLAR:
Everybody may have a price...
:30:25
...but for a lot of people,
there is a fundamental decency.
:30:29
It takes a long time for them
to reach that point.
:30:33
The action of the play,
the sense of exciting movement...
:30:37
...is Richard's finding out the point
beyond which people won't go.
:30:43
PACINO:
Say, then that I have thy consent...
:30:48
...that they shall die?
:30:50
It's an interesting question...
:30:52
...about where Buckingham is...
:30:55
How far he's willing to go,
where he's willing to draw the line.
:30:59
It's as if everything Buckingham
does in the play...