Notting Hill
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3:24:00
Anna's... a goddess.
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You know what happens to mortals
who get involved with the gods.

3:24:05
- Buggered, is it ?
- Every time.

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But don't despair. lthinklhave
thesolution toyourproblems.

3:24:13
- Really ?
- Mm-hmm. Her name is Tessa.

3:24:16
She works in the Contracts Department.
3:24:18
The hair, I admit,
is unfashionably frizzy,

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but she's bright as a button and kisses
like a nymphomaniac on death row.

3:24:25
Apparently.
3:24:30
Now... try.
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lgot completely lost.
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lt's verydifficult, isn 't it ?
Everything'sgot the word
"Kensington"in it.

3:24:41
Kensington Park Road. Kensington Garden.
Kensington bloody Park Garden.

3:24:44
- Tessa, this is Bella, my wife.
- Hello.

3:24:47
- You're in a wheelchair.
- That's right.

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And this is William.
3:24:51
- Hello, William.
- Hi.

3:24:54
- Max has told me everything about you.
- Has he ?

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Oh, yes.
You are a naughty boy.

3:25:00
- Wine ?
- Oh, yes, please.

3:25:02
Come on, Willie.
Let's get sloshed.

3:25:04
- Red or white ?
- Red.

3:25:09
Keziah.
3:25:13
- Some woodcock ?
- No, thankyou. I'm a fruitarian.

3:25:20
What is a fruitarian, exactly ?
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We believe that
fruits and vegetables have feelings,

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so we think cooking is cruel.
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We only eat things that have actually
fallen from the tree or bush,

3:25:33
that are, in fact, dead already.
3:25:37
Ah. Oh, right.
3:25:42
Right.
3:25:44
So, um, these carrots ?
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- Have been murdered, yes.
- Murdered.

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Poor old carrots.
That's--

3:25:53
That's beastly.
3:25:59
Delicious coffee.

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