The Nest
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00:00:00Arthur Davies please, Rory O'Hara.
00:00:29Ha ha, hello you old bastard.
00:01:00Oh, you're done?
00:01:06Thank you.
00:01:29All right, all right.
00:01:38Hey.
00:01:46Good morning.
00:01:52There you go.
00:01:53Thanks Rory.
00:01:54That's good.
00:02:00You're disgusting.
00:02:04Don't get old.
00:02:12Have a good day, bub.
00:02:13You too, have a good afternoon.
00:02:14Waiter, check for brains.
00:02:24Yesterday President Reagan announced that effective May 19th
00:02:26quotas would be set on imports of chocolate, apple and pear juice
00:02:28and lower priced white wine.
00:02:29Coming from members of the European community.
00:02:31The U.S. consumer would feel no immediate
00:02:43Bill, I know you'll figure this out for me, thank you.
00:02:45Bye.
00:02:46Hi Margie.
00:02:47Hi Al.
00:02:48Here's rent for May.
00:02:49I'm sorry it's a bit late.
00:02:50No problem.
00:02:51I told Jill you'd be a little late.
00:02:52You also owe me directly for two lessons, three after today.
00:02:55I have cash for the days that I owe you already.
00:02:57That's fine.
00:03:01Relax your hands.
00:03:02Remember, yours fine into his fine.
00:03:04Think forward.
00:03:05Keep going.
00:03:06Halt.
00:03:07Halt.
00:03:08Halt.
00:03:09Get your reins.
00:03:10Yeah, yeah.
00:03:11Walk on.
00:03:12Walk on.
00:03:14Get to that wall now.
00:03:15Look where you're going.
00:03:16Good.
00:03:17Better.
00:03:19Now what's your leg doing?
00:03:20Squeezing.
00:03:21Is it?
00:03:22Is it squeezing?
00:03:25Beautiful.
00:03:36Yes!
00:03:40Yes!
00:03:41Nine, nine.
00:03:42Next goal wins, old man.
00:03:43Old man?
00:03:44Yeah.
00:03:45Go.
00:03:49Yes!
00:03:50Champion of the house!
00:03:52Ten, nine.
00:03:53Ten, nine.
00:03:55Ten, nine.
00:03:59Thanks, man.
00:04:00See you in a minute.
00:04:01Bye.
00:04:02Thanks, Allison.
00:04:03I've got to get home.
00:04:04Later.
00:04:05Later.
00:04:06Bye.
00:04:07I cheated.
00:04:08I didn't.
00:04:09I didn't.
00:04:25I think we need to move there's an opportunity
00:04:54where? London. Go fuck yourself. Things are dried up here for me. What are you
00:05:04talking about? I thought things were great. I'm running out of options. But money's fine
00:05:08right? Yeah. Right? Yeah. So? It won't be soon. How soon? That's not your concern because I'll
00:05:16take care of it. It is my concern when you wake me up in the morning and tell me we need to move.
00:05:18I didn't say that I said there's an opportunity. Arthur Davis has been in
00:05:21touch. He wants me to head up a new division of his company. You want to go back to Arthur?
00:05:25It's not going back to Arthur. It's me having my own company backed by Arthur. Look. London is
00:05:29about to be booming. The regulations have changed. The culture's changed. This is a chance to make
00:05:34some real money again. We do this. Changes everything. Stop Rory. I don't want to change
00:05:39anything. Stop trying to sell me on it. I wouldn't have to sell you on it if you had
00:05:42some vision. You're so fucking risk averse. You shouldn't be working for someone else.
00:05:48Be your own boss. Build your own place. Own your own horses. This will be our fourth move in ten
00:05:56years. Turn it backwards. Look forwards. It's a fresh start. This was our fresh start. This
00:06:00was our permanent move. Remember? Things don't always work out as planned. Yes things never
00:06:03work out the way we planned. I moved back here for you. To be near your family. It's
00:06:08not working for me. I don't know what else to tell you. For fuck's sake Rory.
00:06:48It's okay. It's okay. It's okay.
00:06:52Shh. Shh. Shh.
00:06:58It's okay. Come on. Come on baby.
00:07:04Alright.
00:07:18Uh!
00:07:19Ah!
00:07:19Ah!
00:07:30Oh.
00:07:33Something doesn't feel right, mom.
00:07:34Oh, please.
00:07:35It's exciting.
00:07:37Most people never get to live overseas,
00:07:38so just go with it, okay?
00:07:39Don't worry so much.
00:07:40If I don't worry, nobody will.
00:07:41It's not your job to worry.
00:07:42You leave that to your husband.
00:07:43Scares me that you actually think that.
00:07:45Why? Why give yourself the added stress, huh?
00:07:47You know what's taking a toll on your face?
00:07:48No, it is.
00:07:49You're too young to have these lines.
00:07:50Okay, thanks.
00:07:51No, you've always tried to make things
00:07:52more complicated than they are.
00:07:53I'm not the difficult one here.
00:07:55I know you're not.
00:07:57I'm just saying that these are his decisions
00:07:58and you just accept that and you'll feel better.
00:08:00That's all I'm saying.
00:08:02I hope that's worrying you
00:08:02that he doesn't have any family over there.
00:08:04It's not his fault.
00:08:05I'm not saying it's his fault.
00:08:05I'm just saying he doesn't have any family.
00:08:06Sounds like you are her people.
00:08:07I'm not, I'm just.
00:08:14I can't believe it.
00:08:15Actually might miss you.
00:08:17Of course you will baby, I'm your mama and I'm a good time.
00:08:48How about this?
00:08:49How about this?
00:08:50Hello.
00:08:51Hello my love.
00:08:52Did you miss me?
00:08:53I missed you.
00:08:54How about this?
00:08:55Hiya.
00:08:56Hi.
00:08:56Keep silent.
00:08:57No, I'm okay.
00:08:58Oh, excuse me, please.
00:08:59Take a photo of me and the family.
00:09:00No problem at all.
00:09:01Just that one there.
00:09:02Thank you.
00:09:03Thank you.
00:09:04First moments.
00:09:05That's brilliant, lovely.
00:09:05Thank you.
00:09:06Oh wait, Sam.
00:09:07Sam!
00:09:08Sam!
00:09:09Sam!
00:09:10Sam!
00:09:10Sam!
00:09:11Sam!
00:09:12Sam!
00:09:13Sam!
00:09:14Sam!
00:09:15Sam!
00:09:15Sam!
00:09:17You're missing the photograph.
00:09:19Yeah, one more.
00:09:20Jet lag?
00:09:20A little bit, yeah.
00:09:22I'm fine.
00:09:23Thank you very much.
00:09:24It is work, but it's incredible, isn't it?
00:09:26I paid the rent for the year with the option to buy.
00:09:29Hey, these floorboards were laid in the 1700s
00:09:31when the place was remodeled.
00:09:32Still in perfect condition.
00:09:34Look at this, Bean, look at this.
00:09:35This table, Elizabethan style, well over 100 years old.
00:09:39And this is a good story.
00:09:40The estate agent told me it's always offered
00:09:41to the person who ever takes over the lease
00:09:42because it's so bloody big, it doesn't fit in most houses.
00:09:45This is beautiful.
00:09:46They don't make things like this anymore.
00:09:48Yes, Sam, that's all for you.
00:09:49Oh my God.
00:09:50Oh my God.
00:09:51Sorry.
00:09:52Oh my God.
00:09:52Ben, Ben, Sam.
00:09:55Secret door.
00:09:56Oh, Led Zeppelin.
00:09:57Led Zeppelin stayed here while they were recording
00:09:59one of their albums.
00:10:00Oh!
00:10:07Again, again.
00:10:08Fast, fast.
00:10:09Wait, wait, wait, you haven't seen the best bit.
00:10:12You're on football pitch.
00:10:13Oh my God.
00:10:16sarah.
00:10:27Aside planning with the contractors,
00:10:29we're building six-storey stables
00:10:31and an outdoor school right there.
00:10:34Everything here on the property was perfect,
00:10:36and it's what we always wanted.
00:10:38What's the rent?
00:10:39Less than you think.
00:10:40Rory, it's too big.
00:10:41Well, we'll close the doors on the empty rooms,
00:10:43we'll fill them eventually, we'll fill them with us
00:10:45so you'll love it.
00:10:46We'll go for lunch and see if there's any common ground.
00:11:10Look, you'll be the last person I call every evening.
00:11:13I expect to be the first person you call every morning.
00:11:15All right. Love to Dorothy. Bye.
00:11:17I trained you well, little boy.
00:11:19Anything I've learnt that's worthwhile certainly didn't come from you.
00:11:21Who was that? Ed Taylor.
00:11:23You're speaking to him directly? Of course. He loves me.
00:11:25Impressive. Any other updates?
00:11:27Plenty. Chop, chop.
00:11:31The prodigal son of a bitch returns, eh?
00:11:33Oh, my God. When did you get so old?
00:11:35Come here.
00:11:37Hey. What's happening?
00:11:39You're in America well, don't you?
00:11:41It's really good to see you. We'll catch up probably soon.
00:11:43When have you got time? I'll take my two weeks unless he's nicked the office I admire so much.
00:11:45Don't worry. It's just to feed his fragile ego.
00:11:47They want to vilify deregulation and privatisation,
00:11:49but it's going to show the ordinary person
00:11:51how to expect more, how to want more,
00:11:53how to be their own boss.
00:11:55In America, everyone believes they can be anything.
00:11:57Here, you're supposed to settle for the station you're born into.
00:11:59This country needs to move with the times.
00:12:01And that is why we brought him in.
00:12:03Ruthless vision for the future.
00:12:05I'm sorry I went off on one. Not at all, Rory.
00:12:07You're in good company for it. Thank you.
00:12:09The gentleman has taken care of it.
00:12:11Thank you. Thank you.
00:12:13Thank you.
00:12:41And she was like, it's not a hawk, it's a hawk.
00:12:55Literally.
00:12:57What is her name?
00:12:59Mrs Jenkins.
00:13:01Well, that's bullshit. I'm going to go down there with you tomorrow.
00:13:03Don't be a stupid woman. Sam can take care of herself.
00:13:05Yeah, I can handle it, Ma.
00:13:07Well, she can't speak to you like that.
00:13:09Yeah, it's fine, I guess.
00:13:11Best school around here.
00:13:13Place I'd have dreamed of going to at your age.
00:13:15Right to work bloody hard to get you in.
00:13:17You're very lucky to be there.
00:13:19Yeah, that's great. I love it.
00:13:21I'm full. May I please be excused?
00:13:23Of course.
00:13:25Thank you.
00:13:27Want a little bit more?
00:13:39Hey.
00:13:41Hey.
00:13:43Hey.
00:13:45Hey.
00:13:47It's good to see you.
00:13:49Yep.
00:13:51Yep, yep, yep.
00:13:53Hey!
00:13:55Could you take a break, please?
00:13:57You're distracting him.
00:13:59Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
00:14:01Hey.
00:14:03Hey.
00:14:05Hey.
00:14:07Could you take a break, please?
00:14:09You're distracting him. Ah, ah, ah.
00:14:11No, no, no, no, no.
00:14:13Oh, oh, oh.
00:14:15Yep. Thank you.
00:14:21Hey.
00:14:23Hi.
00:14:27Gorgeous animal.
00:14:29How is he?
00:14:31Yeah. Yeah, he's fine. He's a bit jumpy,
00:14:33but he just needs a run going.
00:14:37Not so bad, all this, is it?
00:14:39No, it's not so bad. Pardon?
00:14:41No, it isn't.
00:14:43I can't wait to show you off tonight.
00:14:45Hmm. Hmm.
00:15:01Ah, ah, ah.
00:15:03Ah, ah, ah.
00:15:05Ah, ah.
00:15:07Ah, ah, ah.
00:15:09Yeah, yeah.
00:15:11Yeah, yeah.
00:15:13All right, wait.
00:15:15Ah, ah, ah.
00:15:17Ah, ah.
00:15:19Yeah, yeah.
00:15:21Yeah.
00:15:23Ah, ah, ah.
00:15:25Ah, ah.
00:15:27Ah.
00:15:29Hmm, hmm, hmm.
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00:16:15This is Mr. Donald Barker, this is Mr. and Mrs. Rory O'Hara,
00:16:17just in from America.
00:16:18Rory O'Hara, the man of the hour.
00:16:19So nice to finally meet you.
00:16:20My name is Alison, that might have been confusing.
00:16:22Absolutely ravishing, Alison, it's lovely to meet you.
00:16:24Ravishing, that is.
00:16:25So, you're back here full-time?
00:16:26Oh, yes.
00:16:27I mean, we'll always keep our penthouse in New York,
00:16:28but we've just bought a beautiful farm in Surrey,
00:16:30and we're thinking of a pied-a-terre in Mayfair,
00:16:32a nice bridge.
00:16:33Well, then you must use my estate agent, he's brilliant.
00:16:34He will get you to the head of the queue
00:16:35with the best properties available.
00:16:36Honestly, that would be fantastic.
00:16:37Really, thank you.
00:16:38So what did you do in America to make yourself legendary here?
00:16:39Hardly legendary.
00:16:40Come on.
00:16:41Well, I was Salomon Trading Oil until 79,
00:16:43and I got sick of working for other people.
00:16:44I saw an opportunity in the stock market,
00:16:45so I had to go about it.
00:16:47Patricia, my darling.
00:16:48Yes, sir?
00:16:49Might I just borrow the lovely Alison for a moment?
00:16:51Especially, darling.
00:16:52Don't you try to tell us, does he?
00:16:54I know.
00:16:56The people you were just about to meet are unbearable.
00:16:59Patricia said we have to invite everybody,
00:17:01or there will be talk.
00:17:02I don't give a damn, and I wish she didn't either.
00:17:03If she didn't give a damn, she wouldn't be here.
00:17:05Well, that is true.
00:17:06We take the good with the bad when we marry,
00:17:08although I think that's all changing.
00:17:09People seem to want everything from their husbands or wives
00:17:11and expect every need to be fulfilled.
00:17:13I mean, that's why there's so much divorce.
00:17:15Too much expectation.
00:17:16Well, I hope you're wrong.
00:17:17I think people should want it all.
00:17:18Well, that's because you're young enough to still be an idealist,
00:17:21but only just.
00:17:26You should probably go to bed.
00:17:28I'm not tired.
00:17:30Well, go get in your bed and play with yourself.
00:17:32Just pretend to be sleeping when they get back.
00:17:36I'm going to stay up here.
00:17:38This house scares me.
00:17:39Me too, Ben.
00:17:40It's a creepy fucking place, but I need some privacy, okay?
00:17:43You're going to need privacy too one day
00:17:45if you ever become a real live boy.
00:17:46I'm worried you're returning to your natural state of being a full-blown chimp.
00:17:50Shut up.
00:17:52Our mother is a liar, okay?
00:17:53Haven't you figured that out yet?
00:17:55You were born a monkey.
00:17:56She just doesn't want to tell you.
00:17:57You're stupid.
00:17:59Get out.
00:18:01Go!
00:18:07Close the door.
00:18:16Come on.
00:18:35And I want to thank my darling Patricia
00:18:38for making these such memorable evenings.
00:18:41I also want to welcome home
00:18:43one of the most talented men I know,
00:18:45Rory Tahara,
00:18:46who, as a dangerously ambitious young man,
00:18:49was my highest earner in the pit for many years
00:18:53until he was tempted away by the American dream.
00:18:58And luckily for us,
00:19:00he got tired chasing that dream
00:19:02and wanted to come home.
00:19:04Rory called me about six months ago
00:19:07and asked if he could come back in and work with us.
00:19:10He convinced me that he was exactly the right blend
00:19:12of old British and new American
00:19:15to take Davis Trading forward into the new global market.
00:19:31You've been quiet. You all right?
00:19:33Yep.
00:19:42What if I started calling Patricia Patty?
00:19:44Or Trish?
00:19:45Ha!
00:19:47God, that formality makes me sick.
00:19:50Everything's easier in America.
00:19:51Why can't everybody just be American?
00:19:53All that Mr. and Mrs. nonsense is what I ran away from.
00:19:55Well, you're pretty good at playing along.
00:19:57Am I?
00:19:58Oh, we kept the penthouse in New York,
00:20:00the farm in Surrey, the pizza tare in Mayfair.
00:20:02It's just some old talk.
00:20:13Is it?
00:20:24I have to go into work.
00:20:25It's Saturday.
00:20:26I know. I'm sorry.
00:20:33God, I never thought I'd do this again, eh?
00:20:35I didn't think I'd see you back here.
00:20:36Well, you know, America was tired.
00:20:38I needed a new challenge.
00:20:39Oh, yeah, yeah.
00:20:40That's what happens when you're successful and you get tired of America.
00:20:43No, I'm proud of you. You've done well for yourself.
00:20:45You're not doing too badly. You've moved up nicely at Arthur's.
00:20:47No, it's been almost 20 years.
00:20:48Yeah, 20 years.
00:20:49What are you working on?
00:20:50Yeah, I'm just trying to modify the company.
00:20:51Yeah, easy.
00:20:52New business, American economy.
00:20:53Well, you're a better man than me.
00:20:54I'm thinking big.
00:20:55What about you? What are you working on?
00:20:56Norwegian fish farms.
00:20:57It's not glamorous, but it's got potential.
00:20:59I'm taking that to Arthur, yeah?
00:21:00Well, I want to have more in order first.
00:21:01It's not a huge profit up front, but I don't know.
00:21:03It's got something. Do you know what I mean?
00:21:04Interesting.
00:21:06Hey, hey, hey.
00:21:07What the fuck is your problem? Come on.
00:21:09No, no.
00:21:11Get up.
00:21:12Get up.
00:21:17Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:21:19Get on.
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00:23:22Hold on, sweetie.
00:23:23I'll write you a note.
00:23:24No, it's fine, Mom.
00:23:31Well, I can deal with going to the shitty school,
00:23:33We won't be late every day.
00:23:34You will, though.
00:23:35No, I won't.
00:23:38I'm sorry. I know this is hard for you.
00:23:41I'll figure it out.
00:23:42I know it's hard for you, too.
00:23:43It's not hard for me.
00:23:45Okay, Mom.
00:23:58Hello.
00:24:04Hey, Mal.
00:24:06Listening.
00:24:07Esher Markham Industries.
00:24:08They're based out of Chicago.
00:24:09I know them well.
00:24:10I'm in a lot with them on natural gas in the Midwest.
00:24:11They're a good, strong shop.
00:24:12Good people.
00:24:13Good vision.
00:24:15And?
00:24:16They're looking for a London firm to merge with.
00:24:19I have them.
00:24:20I really have them in a very nice position.
00:24:21I think you need to listen to their offer.
00:24:22Why is that?
00:24:23Because I have a strong feeling you need to sell your company.
00:24:26And I thought you were a commodities broker.
00:24:28Yeah, but I don't see markets.
00:24:29I see risk, reward, and money.
00:24:30Touché.
00:24:32A sale is a sale.
00:24:33An opportunity is an opportunity.
00:24:34You taught me that.
00:24:35Did I?
00:24:37Okay.
00:24:38Tell me more.
00:24:39The industry's been in a downturn for almost a decade.
00:24:41By the end of the year, deregulation will be in full effect
00:24:43and London won't be the same again.
00:24:44These giant banks and American firms
00:24:45will buy up all your competitors,
00:24:46take the best bits from each,
00:24:47and make conglomerates you will not be able to compete with.
00:24:49Be one thing if you could offer them what niche business,
00:24:51but you can't.
00:24:52You trade in agricultures and energies.
00:24:53You don't have the contracts the big boys want,
00:24:55so you'll be stuck in the middle ground
00:24:56between specialist boutique and well-capitalized major player.
00:24:58Esher Markham will quadruple your size immediately,
00:25:00and for good measure...
00:25:01This is an interesting angle.
00:25:02I've been positioning the partnership
00:25:03as a 24-hour global trading firm.
00:25:05A few people have been doing it,
00:25:06but not the way it could be done.
00:25:07And on top of all of that,
00:25:08you'll never have to work another day in your life.
00:25:10I already don't have to work another day.
00:25:12Yeah, I know.
00:25:13You'll be able to get that yacht you want
00:25:14sitting off the Amalfi Coast.
00:25:17Well?
00:25:19I'll talk to them.
00:25:21All right.
00:25:22All right.
00:25:23Look, they move fast, they think we move slow,
00:25:24so let's change their perception.
00:25:25Get this started.
00:25:26Urgency.
00:25:27I'll see what I can do.
00:25:29Good.
00:25:57Fuck.
00:26:02I've just got off the phone.
00:26:03Arthur's in.
00:26:04He's in or he's interested?
00:26:05He said it's illegal to evaluate.
00:26:06It's happening.
00:26:07It's going to fucking happen.
00:26:08It's too good not to.
00:26:09So I'm out of a job.
00:26:10Yeah, I'm out of a job.
00:26:11We're going to be rich.
00:26:12No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:26:13I can't just yet, mate.
00:26:14I'll need an hour.
00:26:15No, I'm trying to have lunch.
00:26:16Come on, you're working here.
00:26:17You know, once I start,
00:26:18I'm not coming back.
00:26:19Don't come back.
00:26:26Fuck.
00:26:57Hello?
00:26:58Dave, it's Alison.
00:26:59Oh, hello.
00:27:00What's going on?
00:27:01I haven't seen your guys here in over a week.
00:27:03We haven't been paid.
00:27:04What?
00:27:05The check bounced.
00:27:06Your husband said he posted us number one
00:27:07with that limo ride.
00:27:08And now he's going to return the calls.
00:27:10Well, what are you calling him for?
00:27:11He should have called me.
00:27:12I'll get you the check.
00:27:13How much do you owe?
00:27:14£2,800 for labour and materials.
00:27:16Um, okay.
00:27:17I'll work on getting you that check.
00:27:18But in the meantime, can you guys come down
00:27:19and keep working?
00:27:20I need this place finished.
00:27:21I'm sorry, we can't work here.
00:27:22I'm doing paid up.
00:27:23I owe my last two weeks wages
00:27:25and I'm out working on the temporary card
00:27:26specifically for your stables.
00:27:28Ah.
00:27:29Yeah, okay.
00:27:30I'll work it out.
00:27:31Thanks.
00:27:32Goodbye.
00:27:49Views over the square don't come around often.
00:27:51Since you're a friend of Donald's,
00:27:52I've moved you to the top of my list.
00:27:53But we need to move fast.
00:27:54My concern is he's only got three bedrooms.
00:27:56Yes, but it's a second residence.
00:27:57It tends to work out fine.
00:27:58Yeah.
00:27:59Of course.
00:28:01Um, can me and my wife have a moment alone?
00:28:03Please do.
00:28:04Take your time.
00:28:09We can't afford to furnish the house we have.
00:28:11Of course we can.
00:28:12We just haven't got round to it yet.
00:28:13I just went to the bank, Rory.
00:28:15We have £600 left.
00:28:17Well, I paid our rent.
00:28:20I paid for Ben's school.
00:28:21I bought you a car.
00:28:22I bought you a horse.
00:28:23I paid for construction on your barn.
00:28:24I spoke to Dave.
00:28:25The cheque bounced.
00:28:26He said you were sending him another one
00:28:27and you didn't.
00:28:28I will when I get paid again, Alison.
00:28:30And when's that?
00:28:32Yeah, we're just...
00:28:33Sorry, now.
00:28:34I don't want to rush you, but...
00:28:35We're done here.
00:28:36We aren't interested.
00:28:41I have a huge cheque coming in at the end of the month.
00:28:43Would you stop worrying about that?
00:28:44Really, Rory?
00:28:45At the end of the month?
00:28:46Before the end of the month.
00:28:47Within ten days.
00:28:49What's it for?
00:28:50Don't worry.
00:28:51It's coming.
00:28:53I saw some deposits you made.
00:28:54It's nowhere near what you're spending.
00:28:55It's taking time.
00:28:56It takes time.
00:28:57It's coming.
00:28:59Here's the next payment.
00:29:00It's the one.
00:29:02All right.
00:29:03Well, if you have all this money coming in ten days,
00:29:05then you can buy me dinner
00:29:06and we can order whatever we want.
00:29:08Of course.
00:29:09Of course.
00:29:10Are you ready to order, sir?
00:29:11Yeah, I think so.
00:29:12We'll start with a dozen oysters
00:29:13and the shrimp cocktail.
00:29:14My princess will have the Chateaubriand
00:29:15and I'll do the whole roasted sea bass.
00:29:16Let's start with a bottle of white
00:29:17and then we'll have red with our dinner.
00:29:18Whatever you think goes best with our food.
00:29:19Don't look at him.
00:29:20I've told you what we wanted.
00:29:21Thank you.
00:29:26You're embarrassing.
00:29:28And you're exhausting.
00:29:31Ow.
00:29:33Everything's going to be fine.
00:29:34I'm sorry.
00:29:35I'm sorry.
00:29:36I'm sorry.
00:29:37I'm sorry.
00:29:38I'm sorry.
00:29:39Everything's going to be fine.
00:29:46Don't give it to her.
00:29:47She hasn't got her face fucking clear with that wine.
00:29:56It's fine. We'll take it.
00:29:57Fuck.
00:30:09Fuck.
00:30:32You sleep here.
00:30:33I'll take the kids to school
00:30:34and I'll drive myself into town.
00:30:36I want my car all day.
00:30:38Whatever you want.
00:30:40I want you to offer
00:30:41so you can have a lion for once.
00:30:44That's okay. I'll take him.
00:30:46Thanks.
00:30:52Al, I need some money.
00:30:53Just to get me through the next couple of weeks.
00:30:56No.
00:30:57Our account's empty.
00:30:58I need it.
00:31:01Well, that's your problem.
00:31:02A few hundred pounds out,
00:31:03don't make me beg.
00:31:07I thought you had a big check coming in.
00:31:09The one...
00:31:10It's coming.
00:31:13Ten days came and went a few times over, didn't it?
00:31:15Well, it takes time.
00:31:17Stand outside.
00:31:22Really?
00:31:33Fuck.
00:32:00No.
00:32:01No, no.
00:32:02Enough.
00:32:03That's it.
00:32:24What's up, huh?
00:32:25What's wrong, sweetheart?
00:32:28Max price, please.
00:32:29Rory.
00:32:30Ohara.
00:32:33I've already left three messages this week.
00:32:34Is he really going to call me back?
00:32:36No, don't tell me he's going to call me back.
00:32:37Tell me why he's not returning my calls.
00:32:39Hello?
00:32:40Fuck.
00:32:44Rashmine?
00:32:47Hey.
00:32:49Rashmine.
00:32:52Shit.
00:32:54It's okay.
00:32:55It's okay, sweetheart.
00:32:56It's okay.
00:32:57It's okay.
00:32:58I got you. I'm right here.
00:32:59I'm right here.
00:33:00You're okay.
00:33:01What's going on, huh?
00:33:03It's okay.
00:33:04It's okay.
00:33:06It's okay.
00:33:27Hello?
00:33:28What's going on?
00:33:29I haven't heard back from Max price.
00:33:30No, we pulled out at the end of last week.
00:33:32What?
00:33:33Yeah, I didn't like the terms.
00:33:34What fucking terms didn't you like?
00:33:35Excuse me.
00:33:36Well, why didn't you tell me?
00:33:37Well, it was last Friday.
00:33:38I don't know.
00:33:39Yeah, I could have fixed it.
00:33:40Why didn't you let me fix it?
00:33:41There was nothing to fix, Rory.
00:33:42It just wasn't a good fit.
00:33:43Arthur, I have everything riding on this deal.
00:33:45Arthur, I need the deal.
00:33:47What are you going on about?
00:33:48I don't care what you need.
00:33:49This is my company.
00:33:50Just move on.
00:33:51You're killing your company by not listening to me.
00:33:52So small-minded.
00:33:54Jesus, that's why I had to get away from here.
00:33:55Small island, small fucking mentality.
00:33:57Watch your mouth in my office, Sonny Jim.
00:33:59Did you have any idea what they were going to do here?
00:34:01Shit.
00:34:02Did you even bother to look at the details,
00:34:03or were you too busy celebrating?
00:34:05There wasn't a chance in hell I was going to let them
00:34:07come in here and fuck with what I built.
00:34:09None of that matters.
00:34:10The bottom line is what matters.
00:34:11You brought me in to make you money, right?
00:34:13You brought me in to make you money,
00:34:14and the best way to make money is to sell the company.
00:34:15Make the deal.
00:34:16Oh, God.
00:34:20I've known you a long time, you little bastard.
00:34:23So I'm going to be honest with you.
00:34:25You have a great mind and endless charm,
00:34:27but you don't pay attention to the detail.
00:34:30I thought you'd changed, but you haven't.
00:34:32Oh, you know how to ride away in an upmarket.
00:34:35Well, that doesn't impress.
00:34:37What impresses me is how you deal with a downmarket,
00:34:39because that's how you build a successful company.
00:34:41You focus on one percent at a time.
00:34:44It's boring and it's ugly.
00:34:46It's the bit of the business I love the most.
00:34:48It won't be any business.
00:34:50It won't be any company.
00:34:51It'll be finished within a year.
00:34:53And we can have all the information in the world
00:34:54and still be wrong.
00:34:58Go on, get back to trading, Rory.
00:35:00You're good at it.
00:35:01Very good at it.
00:35:03For Christ's sake.
00:35:05Do yourself a favour.
00:35:07Stop trying to make a killing overnight.
00:35:09Bring me something stable.
00:35:11Find a solid footing on some good deals.
00:35:17There is something.
00:35:18Oh?
00:35:19Well, I wasn't going to say it until it was further along,
00:35:20but I might as well tell you now.
00:35:21Yeah?
00:35:22Norwegian fish farms.
00:35:24Yeah.
00:35:34Oh, excuse me.
00:35:36Are you all right?
00:35:37I'm sorry to bother you.
00:35:38I live up the road, but I really need some help.
00:35:42I'm sorry.
00:35:45Oh, Jesus.
00:35:55I'm sorry, Beanie.
00:35:58Is it all right if you don't call me Beanie anymore?
00:36:01Sure.
00:36:08I'm sorry.
00:36:09Don't be sorry, honey.
00:36:24I'm sorry.
00:36:55She might have taken the bus home.
00:36:56I wish she'd told me ahead of time.
00:37:00Are you upset because I asked you not to call me Beanie?
00:37:04Oh, God, no, sweetheart.
00:37:07Richmond died today.
00:37:10How?
00:37:12I don't know.
00:37:13I think he was sick and I didn't realise it.
00:37:25Jesus, the man's been hooked up.
00:37:29Can you tell me if you're not going to be there when I come to pick you up?
00:37:31Can you tell me if you're going to be late?
00:37:32Oh, go to hell.
00:37:34Let's just say I get my cell phone from now on.
00:37:37Be nice to her.
00:37:38Richmond died.
00:37:40What?
00:37:41Mom!
00:37:54I'm sorry.
00:38:24I'm sorry.
00:38:54I'm sorry.
00:38:55I'm sorry.
00:39:25I'm sorry.
00:39:26I'm sorry.
00:39:27I'm sorry.
00:39:28I'm sorry.
00:39:29I'm sorry.
00:39:30I'm sorry.
00:39:31I'm sorry.
00:39:32I'm sorry.
00:39:53Yes?
00:39:55Is that you?
00:39:56Yep.
00:39:57It's me, Mum.
00:39:59Well, you might have called.
00:40:00How did you know I'd be in?
00:40:01I'd have waited.
00:40:04Can I come in?
00:40:16How's Ron?
00:40:18Do you care?
00:40:19How's Ron, Mum?
00:40:21Same old, really.
00:40:22You could call him, you know.
00:40:25Does he have kids?
00:40:27Two.
00:40:28Girls.
00:40:29Good to see him.
00:40:31The oldest is just like her mother and I couldn't stand her.
00:40:33But the little one is her darling.
00:40:35I see her quite often.
00:40:36But less so now, since she left poor Ron.
00:40:38Well, what happened?
00:40:39Wives ask questions they don't want the answers to.
00:40:42Not like in your day, right?
00:40:45Well, I didn't need to ask questions.
00:40:47I knew your father inside out.
00:40:49Bless him.
00:40:53Bless him.
00:40:57So, what happened to America?
00:41:01I came back to open a London office.
00:41:04I bought a beautiful house in Surrey.
00:41:06Oh.
00:41:07You should come and visit.
00:41:08I don't know.
00:41:09I haven't been invited.
00:41:10I just invited you.
00:41:12I have a family now, Mum.
00:41:13My wife's name's Alison.
00:41:14She's a beautiful, blonde American girl.
00:41:16You have a grandson.
00:41:18Do I?
00:41:19Benjamin.
00:41:20He's ten.
00:41:22He's ten?
00:41:23Look.
00:41:24Here's a picture of us in front of the house.
00:41:26You can see there's plenty of room.
00:41:29How would I get there?
00:41:30I'd come and collect you from the train.
00:41:32Or I'd send a car.
00:41:33I'd come and get you.
00:41:34I don't know.
00:41:35We'd work it all out.
00:41:36I'd have to think about it.
00:41:37But I don't think so.
00:41:38I'd really like you to get to know Ben.
00:41:40Come and stay at the house.
00:41:41I don't think so.
00:41:42I don't think so.
00:41:43I'd really like you to get to know Ben.
00:41:44Come and stay at the house.
00:41:46I'll miss so much.
00:41:47What's the point?
00:41:48The point is I'm inviting you to be in my life.
00:41:50I shouldn't need to be invited into your life.
00:41:53I'm your mother.
00:41:54His grandmother.
00:41:55He won't even know who I am.
00:41:56It's not like you called me, is it?
00:41:58I can't keep up, can I?
00:41:59Gallivanting all over the place.
00:42:13I'm sorry.
00:42:44Sam?
00:42:58Sam?
00:43:01Ben?
00:43:04Samantha?
00:43:07Benjamin?
00:43:09Why are you yelling?
00:43:10Did you just go outside?
00:43:12No.
00:43:13Then?
00:43:14No.
00:43:15I locked the front door.
00:43:16I walked around and I checked all the other doors
00:43:17and when I came back the door was open.
00:43:18I didn't talk to him, Mom.
00:43:19Me neither.
00:43:20Are you fucking with me, Sam?
00:43:21Fucking with you?
00:43:22I don't know why you're so angry with me right now.
00:43:24What are you talking about?
00:43:25I'm not angry.
00:43:26You're angry.
00:43:27I'm not angry.
00:43:28You just say you're not, but you are.
00:43:29Just admit it.
00:43:30What is happening?
00:43:31You're all strangers to me right now, all of you.
00:43:34Okay.
00:43:38Hi.
00:43:39Hey, guys.
00:43:43Hi.
00:43:48You want me to tuck you in?
00:43:49I'll come up in a minute.
00:43:50Okay.
00:44:05Are you going to tell me the next time you plan on spending the night out?
00:44:09I slept at the office because I was working late.
00:44:12Will this be a regular thing?
00:44:13If I need it to be.
00:44:18Actually, I did call, but the phone's disconnected.
00:44:20Why don't you pay the bill?
00:44:23First of all, you never asked me to pay it.
00:44:24Second of all, with what money, Rory?
00:44:25Oh, you have money. Use it.
00:44:27I do not have money.
00:44:29For fuck's sake.
00:44:30See?
00:44:33Richmond died yesterday.
00:44:35What?
00:44:37He just collapsed right underneath me
00:44:38and he started seizing and he couldn't breathe
00:44:39and I had to get a farmer from down the road to come and shoot him.
00:44:43Fuck.
00:44:46Fuck, that fucking cunt.
00:44:48What?
00:44:49That fucking cunt sold me a sick horse.
00:44:50Fuck, I wasted five grand on a faulty fucking horse.
00:44:53Faulty?
00:44:54It's not a car.
00:44:56He was a living, breathing animal and he died.
00:44:57No, we need to find out what killed him so I can fucking sue her.
00:44:59You're not going to sue anyone.
00:45:00It's my money. I paid for it.
00:45:01I want answers.
00:45:03What did the vet say?
00:45:04I didn't call the vet. I just buried him.
00:45:05Oh, well, you really fucked this up, didn't you?
00:45:07Maybe you really fucked this up.
00:45:08Me?
00:45:09Maybe you killed him by shipping him here.
00:45:10He was probably hurt in the transport.
00:45:11Or maybe it's this poisonous fucking house.
00:45:12There's probably lead in the water.
00:45:13There's nothing wrong with this house or the water.
00:45:14Everything is wrong with this house.
00:45:16It's horrible here. No one is the same here.
00:45:17There's nothing wrong with this house.
00:45:18Nothing is the same here.
00:45:19You need to call the vet and get him out here.
00:45:20Well, you weren't here so you don't get a say and now it's done.
00:45:22No, I was working late making money for us.
00:45:25For us?
00:45:26For us?
00:45:27It's not for us.
00:45:28It's so you can go to fancy parties and tell people we have horses.
00:45:30It's so you can tell people that your son goes to the best school.
00:45:32You're a poor kid pretending to be rich
00:45:33and you don't give a fuck about anybody but yourself.
00:45:34And I found you.
00:45:35You were desperate.
00:45:36Living with your daughter in a shitty little one bedroom flat
00:45:38and you love being able to suddenly afford a big house
00:45:40and nice dinners and nice clothes.
00:45:41So don't tell me this is all for me.
00:45:42Well, look at me now.
00:45:43Living in this shitty, fucking dirty, broken down mansion.
00:45:51Until it's all gone and then I use that cash to bail us out
00:45:53so we can move and start all over again and I'm tired.
00:45:55I take risks.
00:45:56Sometimes I'm up and sometimes I'm down.
00:45:57That's who I am, Alison.
00:45:59And you know what?
00:46:00For the first time in years, I feel good.
00:46:01I feel myself.
00:46:02Because in the States, I was pretending for you
00:46:04and I'm not doing that anymore.
00:46:06Here, I feel worthwhile.
00:46:07I feel powerful.
00:46:08I feel fucking invincible.
00:46:09Well, you're delusional then because you have nothing, Rory.
00:46:11We have nothing.
00:46:13And who's it for?
00:46:14We don't have any friends here.
00:46:15We don't have any family.
00:46:16What does it matter so much to you?
00:46:19Because it matters.
00:46:20Because it does.
00:46:21Because it's important.
00:46:22Because I deserve this.
00:46:24I had a shitty childhood and I deserve this
00:46:25and I deserve a lot more.
00:46:27And if you don't fucking understand that,
00:46:29then you're stupider than I think you are.
00:46:30Fuck away from me, you pig.
00:46:31Right now.
00:47:01Oh yeah, let's go over it all, yeah?
00:47:02Yeah.
00:47:03One minute.
00:47:04Yeah.
00:47:05One of the guys is bringing the wife tonight,
00:47:06so I asked how,
00:47:07so she won't be the only one.
00:47:08Is that alright?
00:47:09Yeah, of course.
00:47:10You spoke to John?
00:47:11Yeah.
00:47:12Confirm tonight?
00:47:13What?
00:47:14Nothing.
00:47:15Well, yeah?
00:47:16One minute.
00:47:17Alright.
00:47:31Come on.
00:47:54Thanks for this, Jim.
00:47:55Thank you.
00:47:56It's great to have an extra pair of hands around.
00:47:58How are you doing?
00:47:59Okay.
00:48:00Feels good to work.
00:48:01Good.
00:48:02I'll see you tomorrow.
00:48:29Why would you hurt someone?
00:48:48You're so gentle.
00:48:49Why did you do it?
00:48:50What happened?
00:48:51They bullied me.
00:48:55Why do you know?
00:48:57Honey, who?
00:48:59Just some older boys.
00:49:01Why didn't you tell me?
00:49:04I don't know.
00:49:06Hey, you know you can tell me anything.
00:49:07You know that, right?
00:49:10I didn't want to make you sad.
00:49:12Baby, you can never make me sad.
00:49:14You just need to talk to me, okay?
00:49:20I know something's really wrong with you and Dad.
00:49:24No.
00:49:25Everything's fine, honestly.
00:49:26You have nothing to worry about.
00:49:28Look at me.
00:49:29You have nothing to worry about.
00:49:40Who are they?
00:49:41My friends.
00:49:43From where?
00:49:44Around.
00:49:45How old are they?
00:49:46Really?
00:49:47You want to start parenting me now?
00:49:48Yeah, I do.
00:49:49You shouldn't be sitting around with some random locals.
00:49:50Well, then we probably should have stayed in New York.
00:49:51You know you can blame shit on me, Sam, but you're the one who's going to have to live
00:49:53with your choices.
00:49:55I don't have to make choices, Mom.
00:49:56I'll just find a man to make my choices for me.
00:49:59Why are you trying to hurt me?
00:50:01I'm not.
00:50:02I need you to watch your brother tonight.
00:50:03I have plans.
00:50:04Sam.
00:50:05I heard you, Mother.
00:50:08Your mum is fit.
00:50:09Shut up.
00:50:11Yeah, let's go up to Sutton.
00:50:12We'll go away 42.
00:50:13Fuck that.
00:50:14It's fucking boring, isn't it?
00:50:15All right.
00:50:16Let's have a picnic around here.
00:50:18Sure.
00:50:19Yeah?
00:50:20Okay.
00:50:21Let's get some speed.
00:50:22I'm skint.
00:50:23Me too.
00:50:24I could get a fuckload for 40 or 50 quid.
00:50:27Go on, then, if you're afraid.
00:50:29Yeah.
00:50:30Okay.
00:50:31So?
00:50:46I've only been once to New York City.
00:50:47A bit scary, but I liked it.
00:50:48We're not on the Upper East Side, it isn't.
00:50:49We're near the park.
00:50:50It's wonderful.
00:50:51You'll miss it, won't you?
00:50:52We'll always visit.
00:50:53They call it fall.
00:50:54They call it fall.
00:50:55New York is magnificent in fall.
00:50:56And, Alison, are you from here?
00:50:57Yeah, I'm born and bred.
00:50:58Raised in New York City, one of the few.
00:50:59Oh, really?
00:51:00Your whole life in New York?
00:51:01London must be a big change.
00:51:02Well, it's, um...
00:51:03The winters are milder here, so it's better for my work.
00:51:05Oh.
00:51:06What do you do, Alison?
00:51:07Well...
00:51:11I work on a farm shoveling shit out of pig pens.
00:51:17Not with those nails, surely?
00:51:18No.
00:51:19Obviously, she's joking.
00:51:20No, I'm not.
00:51:21I picked up some work.
00:51:22Well, you haven't experienced winter until you come to Norway.
00:51:25Yeah, I'm sure.
00:51:28You know where the new place is for summer?
00:51:29Portugal.
00:51:30There's a development on the Algarve.
00:51:31I'm getting in on the ground floor.
00:51:32I've already bought us a condo there.
00:51:34I'm bringing together equity for a group of financiers who are developing it.
00:51:37I tell you, the future of European summer.
00:51:39Portugal.
00:51:40Better than the Riviera.
00:51:41So bloody packed nowadays.
00:52:23You don't like this.
00:52:32Here he is.
00:52:33There's the boy.
00:52:34Well done, here.
00:52:50Watch that now, girl.
00:52:51I'll arrange some tickets for you.
00:53:14Seeing a play at the National Theatre in London is a unique experience.
00:53:17Anthony Hopkins is playing there this year.
00:53:18Can you imagine being in the same room as an actor of that calibre?
00:53:21The proximity, the emotions you get to see, the ferocity of a performance like that.
00:53:23I mean, it's only in the theatre is what they say, only in the theatre.
00:53:28You're so full of shit.
00:53:29Did you read that in the paper this morning?
00:53:31My husband has never set foot in a theatre in his life.
00:53:35Please excuse me while I freshen up.
00:53:37Wow.
00:53:38Wives don't always know what their husbands get up to, do they?
00:53:41Yes, especially illicit trips to the theatre.
00:53:43Shall we talk about the visions we've got for your new project?
00:53:46Please do.
00:53:47I'm beginning to think you never would.
00:53:56It's beautiful.
00:53:59Do you want it?
00:54:00I'm sorry?
00:54:01If you like it, you should take it.
00:54:02I can't.
00:54:03Seriously, keep it.
00:54:07Our aim is to provide a complete service for clients wherever we can.
00:54:09We've already begun to do this with oil, by purchasing shares in refineries.
00:54:12Please excuse me.
00:54:17Out!
00:54:18Excuse me.
00:54:21Alison!
00:54:47One tonic.
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00:58:52Okay.
00:58:53Not on me. I've said that. I've been at the house, I do.
00:58:55I'll have to let you out.
00:58:56Are you fucking joking?
00:58:57I won't take you any further, mate.
00:58:59Sorry. Don't trust you. You can walk.
00:59:01Mate, I'm miles from my house. I can't fucking walk.
00:59:06Get a lock on.
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01:03:16I am so sorry.
01:03:17Mom.
01:03:18What?
01:03:19Can I show you something?
01:03:46Mom!
01:03:50Mom!
01:03:53Mom!
01:03:56Mom, wait for me!
01:04:03Mom!
01:04:06Wait for me!
01:04:12Mom!
01:04:42No!
01:05:13Let's make breakfast.
01:05:15Yeah.
01:05:19Yeah, okay, we can make this work.
01:05:21You want to put out the tea? I'll do the rest.
01:05:23Okay.
01:05:42Okay.
01:05:58Al.
01:06:00Will you come here and talk to me a minute?
01:06:04Anything you have to say to me, you can say in front of my children.
01:06:08I was thinking that you were right,
01:06:10and maybe living out here isn't such a good idea.
01:06:13We should get a flat in London.
01:06:15Well, I'm putting my own company together.
01:06:17Teaming up with Arthur's been holding me back,
01:06:19and I've got some really good leads, and if I have a place in town,
01:06:21if we're in town, then I can be home more, I can work more.
01:06:29Rory.
01:06:31Stop.
01:06:33I'm sorry.
01:07:03I'm sorry.
01:07:33I'm sorry.
01:08:03I'm sorry.
01:08:33I'm sorry.
01:09:03I'm sorry.
01:09:33I'm sorry.
01:10:03I'm sorry.
01:10:33I'm sorry.