:55:02
I shall woo Satine
over supper tonight.
:55:07
We will have created...
:55:09
the world's first
completely modern,
:55:13
entirely electric,
:55:15
totally bohemian,
all-singing, all-dancing...
:55:19
stage spectacular!
:55:24
[ Screaming, Murmuring ]
:55:27
The show must go on!
:55:30
[ Christian ]
Yes, the show would go on,
:55:33
but Satine would not attend the supper
that night or the following night.
:55:37
You have betrayed me!
:55:39
Mad with jealousy, the evil maharajah
forces the courtesan...
:55:42
to make the penniless sitar player
believe she doesn't love him.
:55:45
Oh, yes! Of course!
:55:47
"Thank you for curing me of
my ridiculous obsession with love,"
:55:50
says the penniless sitar player,
throwing money at her feet
and leaving the kingdom forever.
:55:55
- No! No!
- No!
:55:57
- [ Laughing ]
- [ Toulouse ] Brilliant! Brilliant!
:56:00
Oh, but a life without love,
that's terrible.
:56:02
- Yes, but the sitar player...
- Wait, wait, wait!
:56:06
with the magical sitar--
:56:07
That's my part, Christian!
Th-That's my part!
:56:11
- Don't you dare. No.
- [ Giggling ]
:56:14
His magic sitar, who can
only speak the truth, says--
:56:17
[ Christian ] "The greatest thing
you'll ever learn is just to love...
:56:21
and be loved in return."
:56:25
- [ Gasps ]
- A picnic, sweet lady?
:56:27
Oh, well, we have so much to do,
so much work.
:56:29
Well, if the young writer
can carry a blanket and basket,
:56:31
I don't why see why you both
can't do it in my presence.
:56:34
- So the magical sitar player
falls from the roof--
- Yes, I know. Don't tell me.
:56:40
The greatest thing
you'll ever--
:56:43
- [ Gasps ]
- Still at it, my sweet?
:56:45
- Master...
- Alley-oop!
:56:47
make... contract.
:56:49
Oh, my dear, sweet Duke.
So many lines to learn.
:56:52
Been trilling them
over and over.
:56:54
[ Christian ]
For try as the Duke may,
:56:56
it was almost too easy for
the young writer and the lead actress...
:56:59
to invent perfectly legitimate reasons
to avoid him.