Love Actually
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:22:01
This is our first really important test,
let's take a stand.

:22:05
Right. Right. l understand that
but l have decided...

:22:11
not to. Not this time.
:22:13
Let's not forget that America
is the most powerful country in the world.

:22:18
l'm not going to act like a petulant child.
:22:22
Who do you have to screw round here
to get a cup of tea and a biscuit?

:22:32
Right.
:22:36
Yeah, come in.
:22:42
- These are from the Treasury...
- Uh-huh.

:22:45
..and these are for you.
:22:48
Excellent. Thanks a lot.
:22:49
l was hoping you'd win, not that
l wouldn't have been nice to the other bloke,

:22:53
just always given him the boring biscuits
with no chocolate.

:22:57
Thanks very much. Thanks...
:23:01
Natalie.
:23:07
God, come on, get a grip.
You're the Prime Minister, for God's sake.

:23:14
So what do you reckon
to our new prime minister?

:23:16
Oh, l like him. l can't understand
why he's not married, though.

:23:20
You know the type, he's married to his job.
:23:24
Either that or gay as a picnic basket.
:23:27
Excuse me, Judy, if you could
just lower the nipples

:23:30
- and cheat them a bit to the left?
- OK.

:23:35
l have to say, Judy, this is a real pleasure,
:23:38
it's lovely to find someone
l can actually chat to.

:23:42
- Thank you!
- Oh, well, you know.

:23:44
- And ditto.
- Thank you.

:23:45
The move again, please, Judy.
:23:48
- Ooh, sorry.
- Oh, God, sorry. You all right?

:23:53
- Exciting news!
- What?

:23:56
l've bought a ticket to the States.
l'm off in three weeks.

:23:59
- No.
- Yes!


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