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Any production of Richard III,
the last act dribbles out for me.
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- I'm gone.
PACINO: For me, the last act...
:38:14
...Richard is the most accessible
because it's clear...
:38:17
...that Richard has attained
this power now.
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He's king and he's on the decline
because as soon as he becomes king...
:38:25
...they come at him from all sides.
Richmond is attacking.
:38:31
This guy, Richmond,
his family were the losers...
:38:35
... in the War of the Roses.
:38:37
He had fled to France and was there
raising an army...
:38:40
... to get the throne back
for the house of Lancaster.
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MESSENGER 1:
My gracious sovereign...
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...now in Devonshire,
as I by friends am well advertised.
:38:50
MESSENGER 2:
In Kent the Guildfords are in arms.
:38:52
Every hour more competitors
flock to the rebels.
:38:55
Their power grows strong.
:38:56
Sir Thomas Lovel
and Lord Marquis Dorset...
:38:59
...in Yorkshire are in arms.
- Out, ye owls!
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Nothing but songs of death?
:39:05
Take thou that,
till thou brings better news.
:39:08
He suspects everyone around him.
:39:10
He has no friends.
:39:12
I'm listening, I'm listening.
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QUINN:
Fellows in arms...
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...and my most loving friends.
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Thus far into the bowels of land
we march'd without impediment.
:39:29
And here receive we
from our father Stanley...
:39:33
...lines of fair comfort
and encouragement.
:39:38
Ah...
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QUINN: The wretched, bloody,
and usurping boar...
:39:42
... that spoil'd your summer fields
and fruitful vines...
:39:46
...this foul swine is now even
in the centre of this isle.
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[CHEERING]
:39:54
Every man's conscience
is a thousand men...
:39:57
...to fight against this guilty homicide.