1:24:01
of course, miss Lambert.
1:24:02
I'm so looking forward
to seeing the play.
1:24:08
it will
make a beautiful gift.
1:24:12
yeah.
1:24:16
t-o-m.
1:24:18
Julia.
1:24:20
are you getting engaged to Avice?
1:24:22
oh, this. oh, no. no,
it's a first-night gift.
1:24:26
she doesn't want to get engaged.
1:24:28
wants her freedom.
1:24:29
doesn't want anything to
interfere with her career.
1:24:32
her what?
1:24:34
oh, yes, I--I
see what you mean.
1:24:36
I'm going to be there tonight.
Michael's given me a box.
1:24:40
will that be all, sir?
1:24:43
yes.
1:24:47
tom, how about giving me tea?
1:24:49
at your place. for old times' sake.
1:24:54
why not?
1:25:13
give Avice this. hmm?
1:25:16
it may bring her luck.
1:25:34
I have in my hand,
this piece of paper
1:25:38
signed by me, herr
Hitler, and Benito macaroni
1:25:44
in Munich.
1:25:45
it is for peace in our time.
1:25:48
however, if there is a war,
1:25:50
then their majesties, the king and queen
1:25:53
and their 2 lovely daughters,
1:25:56
Elizabeth and Margaret rose
1:25:59
and me and the entire cabinet