1:26:01
I've got
a fatal illness.
1:26:04
But you mustn't worry,
1:26:05
'cause I've got it
very mildly.
1:26:10
Hmm.
1:26:14
Look, uh...
1:26:16
what if she
won't see you?
1:26:19
Of course she'll see me.
1:26:21
I'm her sister.
1:26:32
I'm so relieved
that it's only M.S.
1:26:35
I know it's serious,
1:26:36
but I thought I was
going mad.
1:26:40
Hello, Jacks.
1:26:46
It's good to see you.
1:26:49
Hilary.
1:26:56
Ha ha.
1:26:58
Oh.
1:26:59
My sister here
will tell you.
1:27:00
This country bumpkin here
is my sister.
1:27:02
This is dame Margot Fonteyn.
She's a friend of mine.
1:27:05
It's an honour to meet you,
dame Margot.
1:27:07
Oh, please.
1:27:08
My sister will tell you
1:27:10
I was behaving
in the strangest way.
1:27:14
But, you know,
all that's happening
1:27:16
is that my nerve-endings
are damaged or something.
1:27:19
And I might have to go
into a wheelchair.
1:27:22
Oh, no.
1:27:23
But not for ages.
It takes years.
1:27:24
And it happens
in fits and starts.
1:27:26
And they're on the brink
of a cure anyway.
1:27:30
Well, who'll look
after you, then?
1:27:32
It's just Danny's so busy,
isn't he?
1:27:34
And, well,
the flat's all wrong.
1:27:36
Kif and I have
talked about it...
1:27:38
dame Margot has very kindly
offered to lend me her flat.
1:27:41
You see,
it's in Kensington.
1:27:43
I can't really be hidden
away in the country, can I?
1:27:47
Hilary keeps chickens.
She used to be a musician,
1:27:49
but now it's all chickens
and children, isn't it?
1:27:51
I would so like
to have had children.
1:27:54
Hilary's got heaps of them.
1:27:55
In fact, if you want to
get yourself impregnated,
1:27:58
you should ask her hubby.
1:27:59
He's extremely fertile,
and if you ask her nicely,