:46:00
I shall not act with her.
:46:02
- On what right?
- My right, Mr Betterton.
:46:05
You gave me approval over casting
and I hereby exercise said right.
:46:09
But she's sold out Cockerell's.
:46:12
Indeed! The place was packed
and the crowd clapped and clapped.
:46:15
I recall a puppet show once
where a recently-departed dog was stuffed
:46:19
and danced with Punch and Judy
and that crowd clapped, too.
:46:22
Oh, Ned...
:46:24
If you argue the case
for Mrs Hughes further, indeed...
:46:26
If you attempt to audition her
or any other woman ever again,
:46:31
I will consider it a breach of contract
and leave the stage forthwith!
:46:37
Bitch!
:46:39
I had myself intended to audition today.
:46:43
But if this is how you treat women,
:46:46
well, mark me, sir,
:46:48
women shall lay blame.
:46:57
Who the hell was that?
:46:59
That...
:47:02
...is the King's mistress.
:47:03
This shall be remembered, Betterton.
:47:11
Oh, my God. Er, Sir Charles.
:47:14
Sir Charles...
:47:16
Mr Kynaston.
:47:18
I am a man of my contract and my word.
:47:21
You exercise your right today.
:47:24
I, mine, tomorrow!
:47:34
This vile thespian is in need of a come-down
:47:38
and on his own turf!
:47:52
- Nell, is that you?
- Yes.
:47:55
What is it, sweet?
:47:56
- Charlie?
- Mm?
:47:58
You love me, don't you?