:18:00
[ Waiter ] The special today is a pig's
foot marinated in juniper berry vinegar,
:18:03
- served on a buckwheat pancake--
- [ Henslowe ] Will!
:18:06
Have you finished?
:18:08
Yes, nearly.
:18:10
- Good morning, Master Nol.
You will have a nice part.
- Yes!
:18:14
- We'll need Ralph for the pirate king.
- Clear that bloody table!
:18:17
[ Whistles ]
:18:19
None other than the Admiral's Men
are out on tour.
:18:22
- I need actors!
- [ Shouting, Cheering ]
:18:24
Those of you who are unknown
will have a chance to be known!
:18:28
- What about the money, Mr.Henslowe?
- It won't cost you a penny!
:18:32
- [ Crowd Laughing ]
- [ Henslowe ]
Auditions in half an hour!
:18:35
[ Cheering,
Murmuring ]
:18:40
Ralph Bagswell,
I'd have a part for you,
:18:43
but, alas, I hear you are
a drunkard's drunkard.
:18:46
- Never when I'm working.
- [ Laughing Continues ]
:18:48
[ Ralph ]
Never when I'm working!
:18:52
Get me to drink mandragora.
:18:54
Straight up, Will?
:18:56
Give my friend a beaker
of your best brandy.
:18:59
Kit.
:19:01
- How goes it, Will?
- Wonderful. Wonderful.
:19:05
- Burbage says you have a play.
- I have, and the chinks to show for it.
:19:08
I insist.
A beaker for Mr.Marlowe.
:19:11
I hear you have a new play
for the Curtain.
:19:14
Not new.
My Doctor Faustus.
:19:16
Ah.
I love your early work.
:19:19
"Was this the face that
launched a thousand ships...
:19:22
and burnt the topless towers
of Ilium?"
:19:25
I have a new one nearly finished,
and better.
:19:28
The Massacre at Paris.
:19:30
- Whew. Good title.
- Mmm. Yours?
:19:34
Romeo and Ethel,
the Pirate's Daughter.
:19:38
[ Sighs ]
Yes, I know. I know.
:19:41
What is the story?
:19:43
Well, there's
this pirate--
:19:47
[ Sighs ]
In truth, I have not written a word.
:19:52
Romeo.
:19:54
Romeo is Italian,
:19:58
always in and out of love.