- 24/06/2025
Robby Box (Ray Brooks) the gambler and his girlfriend Jan (Sharon Duce) are in big trouble when the mysterious Mr. Grover (Michael Jayston) interferes with their relationship, which makes Robby very jealous. He tries to save the relationship before it's too late. But Mr. Grover really knows what he wants and he can't be ignored.
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05:00That's the most economical fare I can offer you, I'm afraid, sir.
05:03I still don't believe it.
05:05Well, we'll make the journey as comfortable as possible.
05:08It is over the other side of the world, sir.
05:10I think I'll have to pay by the inch, that's all.
05:13So how long will it take to make the arrangements, sir?
05:14We'll send a note, we'll be there, sir?
05:28through sunday morning yes sunday yeah urgent is it her grandmother oh it'll be there within the
05:37answer we've been expecting it but it's difficult you know when you have to face the the final truth
05:42and um debbie that's my my daughter in australia she's going to take it worst of all oh is she
05:50well she more or less brought her up you see after my wife died oh that's terrible she was only a
05:55baby well what made her go to australia she married this sailor on the ark royal they sort of drift
06:03away from you don't they anyway thank you very much can you just tell her to pop into our office
06:07in sydney thank you i'll explain all the circumstances in the telex sir i'm sure that i have every sympathy
06:13thank you you've been very kind thank you thank you
06:18oh thank you um art royal you say he jumped ship in adelaide
06:30sugar um no thanks
06:31uh he's out somewhere i think oh robbie i'm sorry i'm going back tommy
06:49sydney yeah i couldn't just go could i i mean not without not without telling him you was going
06:57yeah something like that how about you then married life shouldn't suit you
07:03foot's in the other boat innit what do you mean well if i goes to work i stop at home
07:07but you're retired oh that's not the point yeah go on have the chocolate one oh go on you have it
07:17oh you enjoy it really though don't you no oh come on
07:21i was hoping you was going to stay no no it wouldn't have worked wouldn't it no shame
07:34i shouldn't have come back tommy
07:40sydney we'll miss you
07:42well i've got debbie to think of haven't i i mean i can't leave her there on her own can i
08:03yes i suppose she can't she like it yeah she loves it yeah i'll bet she does
08:12it's robbie
08:24hello yeah debbie
08:27hello
08:38who
08:39Rob
08:41it's Robby
08:42where are ya
08:44what
08:47are you alright
08:50you what
08:57I mean it'd be a fantastic surprise
08:59on her birthday
09:00birthday
09:01what are you going on about
09:04it's not her birthday
09:05you sure
09:10yeah of course
09:15now listen
09:16I know it's soppy
09:17I know it's expensive
09:18but I've had a bit of a result
09:20so look on it as a joyride
09:22come and see her mates
09:23come and see more
09:24before she gets married
09:25is Maureen getting married
09:27no no no
09:29look is there something wrong
09:31is mum alright
09:35of course yes
09:37there's something wrong
09:39and you don't want to tell me
09:40no no look
09:41there's nothing wrong
09:42I promise
09:43the only thing that's wrong
09:45is me
09:46what are you going on about
09:50look
09:52I've got to be honest with you
09:53I've let you down
09:54I've let you both down
09:56there's nothing I can do
09:58to put it right
09:58I know that
09:59but if you could just
09:59come over here
10:00for a few days
10:01I'm not living in Manchester
10:03you know
10:04there's just a chance
10:07you see
10:07there's just a possibility
10:08that we might get together
10:10permanently
10:11you know
10:11the old gold band
10:12never
10:13well why didn't you say so
10:15well it's a bit
10:16hush hush
10:17you know
10:17superstitious
10:18that sort of thing
10:19superstitious
10:21look it's all arranged
10:23tomorrow morning
10:24go and get your ticket
10:26but Rob
10:27now listen
10:27it's a piece of cake
10:28I'll meet you at the airport
10:306.55
10:31Sunday morning
10:33Rob
10:35Robbie
10:36well you never know
10:38do you
10:38is Mum in
10:42no
10:43oh
10:44sounds like a telephone
10:47doesn't it
10:48expensive things
10:50are they
10:50eh
10:51don't know
10:52never use it
10:53look at that Robbo
10:55look at that
10:56it's a potato
10:57the old Billy Doos
10:59they crop up quarterly
11:00do they
11:01quarterly
11:02annually
11:03how long do you think
11:05you took to grow that
11:06how should I know
11:07you think they grow
11:09embarrassed don't you
11:10it may only be a potato
11:12to you mate
11:13but it's perfection
11:14to me
11:14where's Mum
11:16is she down the market
11:17yeah I expect so
11:19just I er
11:21I want her to do me
11:22a bit of a favour
11:23seems a pity to eat it
11:25doesn't it
11:26oh
11:26yeah
11:27walk to Raleigh mate
11:31do what
11:32all down to him
11:33what are you talking about
11:35oh he brought it back
11:37with him didn't he
11:38from his travels
11:39did he
11:39yeah
11:40from abroad
11:42no no no no
11:44that was er
11:45tobacco
11:46I heard the record
11:47and potatoes
11:49right I'll be off then
11:51right
11:52oh
11:53Jan was round
11:54was she
11:57yeah
11:57she's off you know
11:59is she
12:00yeah
12:00you missed out there
12:02didn't you Robbie boy
12:03not yet Tom
12:04not yet son
12:05yeah
12:08seems a pity to peel it
12:12yeah
12:15reading the obituaries are you
12:32oh
12:32hello sir
12:35can I have half a lager and a beer
12:38please
12:38yes
12:39Tom
12:40you're a scavenger
12:42that's what you are
12:43you rag and bone people
12:44are all alike
12:44yeah now you just watch it
12:46listen
12:47I've just come from up home
12:48Tommy's getting the dinner ready
12:50is he complaining again
12:51it's been a bit difficult lately
12:55I mean
12:56well
12:57I've just got to learn to adjust
12:59that's all
13:00yeah yeah yeah
13:01listen
13:01you can't get used to me having a job
13:04oh
13:05you
13:05neither can I
13:06do you know he's still got stuff stashed in his suitcase
13:09well give him time mate
13:11oh I haven't got all that time left mate
13:13oh come I'll figure in your jean roadie sexpot
13:16listen come come quickly
13:17yeah
13:18listen
13:18sometimes I don't think we should have done it
13:24I mean
13:26we shouldn't have done it really
13:28he was there most of the time anyway
13:31he didn't need no ring to go to Jaywick Sands
13:34well it's early days innit
13:36nobody thinks I've tied him down
13:38but only tried to make him freer
13:40can't see that the silly old sod
13:42he was too comfortable
13:45now we've got to sign this on his else's patch of nettles
13:50what are you doing here anyway
13:55eh
13:56oh a favour
13:57I ain't taking no money this morning
14:00no not that sort of favour
14:01that side of my life's alright
14:02oh that makes a change
14:03now I'm getting myself back to the top of the heap
14:05and this time I'm going to stay there
14:06now what I want you to do
14:08is invite Jan round for dinner on Sunday
14:11you know good old English roast
14:13Yorkshire
14:13what
14:13you're up to something
14:15just invite her round
14:16but don't mention me
14:18it's going to be a surprise
14:20what
14:21I'm not going to tell you
14:22you know what you're like with secrets
14:23I'll see you Sunday
14:28as well as you'll see you next week
14:30come on
14:31come on
14:31come on
14:31come on
14:32come on
14:33come on
14:34come on
14:35come on
15:05Just trying to get you.
15:18You weren't in.
15:24Can I have a word?
15:26Get away from me, will you?
15:27I was a misunderstanding.
15:28Some misunderstanding?
15:30Oh, he thought he was doing me a favour.
15:31Did he?
15:31Bit soppy, that's all.
15:32I went to the same school, did you?
15:34Something like that, yeah.
15:35Look, I just wanted to...
15:36Sort things out when you have.
15:38She doesn't want you.
15:39Nothing to do with me.
15:40She doesn't want you.
15:41Yeah, you're absolutely right.
15:42You're right.
15:43Just that we were married, that's all, makes you sentimental.
15:46Married?
15:47In a manner of speaking.
15:48One night in the nest and you think it's a lifetime, don't you?
15:50Wasn't quite like that.
15:51Listen, she's leaving Monday.
15:54Packing Sunday?
15:55And spending the rest of her time with me.
15:57But packing Sunday?
15:58Yes, packing Sunday.
16:00Stop playing silly buggers, will you?
16:04I will, Mr. Grover.
16:06I will.
16:09You want to forget about women and stick the cards?
16:12Can't be you talking, can it?
16:14Well, my situation's different.
16:16Is it?
16:17It's more like a marriage, innit?
16:19Is it?
16:20Of course.
16:29Evening, Toffee.
16:32She's not here.
16:34Ah, I'll buy you a little scotch to cry.
16:37Right, come on, come on.
16:38Fancy going out for one?
16:50No, I don't think so.
16:52Oh.
16:54Thought you might.
16:56Busy day at the office.
16:59Yeah.
17:00Not easy, you know.
17:01No.
17:01I wish I knew why he wanted her here.
17:10Perhaps he's going down on his benders.
17:12That'd be the day.
17:17You sure you wouldn't like one?
17:18Mm, I'm sure.
17:22Perhaps he's going to kidnap her.
17:25Look, if you want to go out for one, go out.
17:29Oh.
17:31I'll just as soon stop in.
17:34Don't bother about me.
17:37I won't.
17:41Stop.
17:43Look.
17:44I'll meet her at the airport.
17:46Keep her out of the way till Jan's round at Mum's.
17:49Then rat-a-ta-ta.
17:50Good morning.
17:51You're taking her risk.
17:54Why?
17:55Well, she might go into one.
17:58Well, you know what they say about love and war.
17:59Yeah, it's a man's game.
18:09What do you reckon the turnover is here, then?
18:11Not worth the tan.
18:13A lick of paint?
18:15Well, you're going into the decorating business.
18:17Might say games Saturday night?
18:18It depends how well I do Friday night.
18:20What about you, Pops?
18:21Er, no.
18:22I'm meeting somebody at the airport Sunday morning.
18:24So?
18:25Well, it could stop me sleeping in.
18:28Oh, please yourself.
18:31Here, Donny.
18:32Er, where's the young lady tonight?
18:34Late.
18:35Bloody women.
18:35How's business, then, Taffo?
18:38It's a bloody goldmine, as you can see.
18:41Well, cheers.
18:42Here's to a tasty Sunday.
18:44Eh?
18:45I'm glad he's shut tomorrow.
18:58Shouldn't have changed your mind.
18:59Yeah, well.
19:00Where are you going?
19:02Television's free.
19:02Listen, I've got a game with a Welshman tonight.
19:05Do you fancy propping up the bar with me for half hour, do you?
19:06Oh, I'm a grunt.
19:08Watch it, son.
19:09No, don't leave it.
19:09Come on, you.
19:10Get your dad out of here, will you?
19:11Yeah, we're just going.
19:11Hey, if you didn't have dandruff, you'd bite your head off.
19:15What?
19:16For a minute, then.
19:17I thought it was going to be off at all meetings.
19:18Ticky sod.
19:19I ain't got an affair to have dandruff.
19:22I know, karate!
19:23You shouldn't think you'd be some monkeys, are you, no?
19:33Just a bit on it.
19:34That's all.
19:35Just take it easy, will it?
19:39Right, you know you're dead.
19:39Yeah, well, let's just go and sit there now.
19:41Yeah.
19:41There's nobody in there now.
19:43Come on.
19:46Right, you sorted that.
19:47Yeah, I'm sorted that.
19:48Just take it easy.
19:49Right.
19:50Right.
19:51Let's go to work.
20:00We'd like to come back Monday.
20:01We closed.
20:02We know.
20:07Don't do anything silly, will you?
20:10Well gone, Jones.
20:11Have you got those dresses out?
20:14Yeah.
20:15All gone.
20:17What the hell's the matter with you?
20:18Seen them up.
20:20Hello, sunshine.
20:25Jesus.
20:25Come on.
20:26Now.
20:27See you very long time.
20:27Come on, round here.
20:28Move.
20:28Come on.
20:29Move.
20:29Get round the front.
20:30Move.
20:31Move.
20:31Get round the front.
20:32Come on.
20:33Come on, help you.
20:34Come on.
20:34Come on.
20:34You could be seeing them a lot quicker than you think.
20:50Sounds like somebody's just bumped off Gill.
20:53Impossible.
20:53He's dead already, isn't he?
20:54Ha, ha, ha, ha.
20:56Oi.
20:57Oi.
20:58Where are you going?
20:59Out.
21:00Come on.
21:00Let's get out of here.
21:01Come on.
21:02The person will call in in a minute.
21:05Leave it.
21:05Leave it.
21:06Shh.
21:07But listen.
21:08Shh.
21:08Shh.
21:10Shh.
21:10Shh.
21:11Shh.
21:11Shh.
21:11Shh.
21:11Shh.
21:12Dinner.
21:13What?
21:13I've left his dinner.
21:15What are you talking about?
21:16I left his dinner behind in Gills.
21:18I thought he lived on Guinness.
21:20I bought him a nice piece of liver before I did me lot on the 4.30.
21:23Always do that.
21:24Always?
21:25I can't let him go without, can I?
21:27I mean, it ain't his fault if I do me conkers, is it?
21:29I don't believe you, Ferry.
21:31I can't let him drink on an empty stomach.
21:33Come on.
21:34Come on.
21:34Go on.
21:35Come on.
21:36Right.
21:36Where is it?
21:37Where's what?
21:38The money on, you stupid cow.
21:40Wait.
21:40It's in a till.
21:41He's got.
21:44And he's in the safe in his office.
21:46Keith.
21:46What, he's got him?
21:47Get him up.
21:48We'll get him on.
21:52I can't move him.
21:54Get out.
21:54Where's his keys?
21:56He's dead.
21:58He's what?
21:58Oh, Jesus.
22:06He can't look on him.
22:07He's just come out.
22:08Well, he's counting his money, hasn't he?
22:10Gil.
22:10I've left his dinner and he's not too pleased.
22:14It's Ferry.
22:15You are.
22:15It's one of the pants.
22:18Gil.
22:18You can't be shut.
22:20I've just come out and you're open.
22:22Oh, come on, Gil.
22:23Do us a favor, will you?
22:25Hey, vulture lips.
22:27If that liver goes off, so are your customers.
22:30Come on, will you?
22:33Gil.
22:33I want that dinner.
22:35It's all right when you're missing our money, isn't it?
22:38Door opens like Aladdin's cave.
22:41But when you're wheeling it off to the bank in the barra, you don't want to know, do you?
22:47What's going on?
22:48Shh, shh, shh.
22:49Come on, Barry.
22:49It ain't good enough, Robbo.
22:52Leave him alone, Joanie.
22:53You don't know where he's been.
22:56Joan?
22:57I'm here, Gil.
22:58What do they want?
23:00Gil!
23:01I want his dinner.
23:02What the hell's he talking about?
23:04Come on, Barry.
23:05Leave him to his sword and wine.
23:07That's fucked.
23:07I shall report you to the RSPTA.
23:12Come on.
23:13Let's go down the road.
23:15Round the corner and get a tin of meat.
23:18Good night, Gil.
23:20Good night, Gil.
23:20Good night, Gil.
23:21Good night, Joanie.
23:23Good night.
23:30Right.
23:31Let's go.
23:33Keys.
23:34Come on, please.
23:35Keys?
23:36I want to make a...
23:37Keys.
23:42What are you...
23:43I'm coming.
23:44No, I'm coming.
23:46I'm going to walk.
23:49Tie her up, will you?
23:50Okay.
24:00That's all there is.
24:06Shh.
24:07Well, now you can see.
24:10Now, get them over, will you?
24:11I'm doing it for me fairs.
24:12You'll hurry up.
24:13I've got an old sack.
24:14Come on, Gil.
24:15Get her in.
24:17Get her out of here.
24:19That's more like it.
24:25Now, listen.
24:26The back door could be open.
24:27You mean old sod.
24:28And if they're, uh...
24:30We might have to call the fire brigade.
24:32Shh, shh, shh.
24:34Here.
24:34Oh, I suppose they've got a burglar alarm.
24:36Oh, don't be soppy.
24:37The tannoy doesn't even work properly, does it?
24:41Shh.
24:43Shh, shh, shh, shh.
24:44Shh, shh.
24:49Come on.
24:50Shh, shh, shh.
24:55Got you.
24:56Gotcha!
24:58I don't believe it.
25:03Come on here.
25:04Come on, both of you.
25:04Come on!
25:06Shift!
25:08Come on!
25:10Come on!
25:12Here we go, Johnny. Shut up.
25:14Yeah, of course, yeah. This is all your fault.
25:16I said shut it. Oh, sorry.
25:18Here. It's karate, I don't know.
25:20Any more lined up behind you, eh?
25:22Any more cunt say goodnight? No.
25:24You sure? Yeah, he's just come for his liver.
25:26Do what? Nothing. You've been fanning.
25:28No, it's the last thing in the world. We're not playing games, right?
25:30Yeah, I can see that. Come on, let's get on with it.
25:32Come on, come on.
25:56Look.
26:02It's Sunday tomorrow.
26:06Why can't you just lock us in?
26:08Shut up.
26:10We'll give you an hour.
26:12What do you think, Mrs Jackanory?
26:14I've got some urgent business.
26:16You'll have to wait, won't you?
26:18See, I've got an ulcer.
26:20You've got to be fed every two hours.
26:22Chew on that, will you?
26:24He'll never believe me.
26:26Come on, let's get out.
26:30Excuse me, I've, er...
26:32Is Mr Parker around?
26:34He's gone for the night. Can I help you?
26:36Erm, yes.
26:38Oh, oh, hello.
26:40Hello.
26:41Erm, I'll wait till Mr Parker comes back.
26:44OK. Thank you.
26:45You look fantastic.
26:47Oh, thanks.
26:49I've better go and get my coat.
26:51OK?
26:52Right.
26:53Errgh!
26:54Get it under, boy!
26:56Errgh!
26:58I want to go on a wagon!
26:59I want to go on a wagon!
27:01Errgh!
27:03Errgh!
27:05Errgh!
27:08Errgh!
27:09Errgh!
27:10Errgh!
27:11Errgh!
27:12Errgh!
27:13Errgh!
27:14Errgh!
27:15cheers cheers
27:24this is a very pleasant surprise
27:29I'm full of surprises
27:30I'm going to miss you Jan
27:34you did done well here
27:36I don't think so
27:37I do, you've got a nose for it
27:40oh anybody could do that
27:41that's not true, it's a talent
27:44so what will you do
27:46when you go back, stay with the firm
27:47yeah I will, I really enjoy it
27:49oh look
27:51look, do a look
27:53what happened to your friend
27:56what friend
27:57Mr Box
27:58I've got no idea
28:00turnbull and the flat sale
28:15were the only reason you came back here
28:17no
28:18what went wrong?
28:20everything
28:20I'm sorry
28:21I'll just have to have one more look I suppose
28:24I don't know
28:26we were together a long time
28:28it was all one side of his side
28:31everything going out, nothing coming back
28:34that's absolutely true
28:36that's almost true
28:38I thought you said you were only going to stay for a month
28:41I was
28:42and
28:43there's strange things hotel room are
28:46and loneliness cocooned in central heat
28:49I've never enjoyed them
28:51I find them rather comforting
28:53I'm sure I would if I was sharing with someone like you
28:56I'm sorry
28:58I was uncalled for
29:00I'm resisting
29:02you're looking very attractive
29:04has Robbie been in?
29:24no
29:25that's funny
29:27lost him, have we?
29:29where's the Welshman?
29:31out the back
29:32what are you doing tonight?
29:35working
29:35no, later
29:37going home
29:38sorry
29:39I'll walk you
29:40you're playing cards?
29:43well not all night
29:44where's Box?
29:50I don't know
29:51well bottled out, is he?
29:54probably found a bit of game
29:55well look, I'll give him another quarter of an hour
29:58if he's not here by then
30:00we'll find yourself another mug
30:01if you are
30:03you're a great help, ain't ya?
30:14right, who's next?
30:15me, me, me, me, me
30:19Joanie
30:19give a shillin
30:20no, I had a steady job
30:25when we made love
30:27it was in between him coming home in the mornings
30:28and me going off to work
30:30not exactly what they tell you in the storybooks, is it?
30:33it can work
30:34I lie, actually
30:35there were the weekends
30:36when a poker game wasn't in progress
30:38or
30:39if a horse wasn't heavily fancied
30:41she barely lost
30:42I don't see how you got together in the first place
30:45something special about him, I suppose
30:50I don't know
30:50he could make me laugh
30:53he was a cross between
30:55come on, did Harry the horse
30:58and Coco the clown?
31:00like a child, you know?
31:02who'd been around as long as Methuselah
31:03well I haven't come across any of that
31:05I don't suppose you have
31:07next time you see him, though
31:09not that I suppose you will
31:10but if you do
31:10look at his eyes
31:13almost as if the tears had been drawn on
31:16you were very close, weren't you?
31:21almost made it
31:22why didn't you?
31:25he decided to turn 10,000 pounds into nothing
31:27I see
31:29he thought he could organise the world
31:33oh god, I've been boring, I'm so sorry
31:36I was just getting interested
31:38no, I...
31:40I fly back on Monday
31:41and the Turnbulls can't wait to get me
31:45go
31:47go on in the car
31:52make it something
31:52he's a prat
31:58your friend Box
31:59right
32:01all together now
32:03one
32:03two
32:04three
32:05help
32:06help
32:07help
32:08help
32:09help
32:10help
32:11what's the matter with you?
32:13dead round here at this time of night
32:15what do you suggest we do then?
32:17well
32:17get untied
32:19alright Udini, you show us
32:21you rub it up and down
32:22like on the telly
32:23if this was the telly lassie there
32:25would have gone for help
32:25and be back by now
32:26oh god
32:27it's Sunday tomorrow
32:29I know
32:31I know
32:32I thought they were going to kill us
32:35my altar's playing me up
32:37when that gun went off
32:39they shot by a tannoy
32:41come off it Gil
32:42that was shot up years ago
32:43wonder how much was in the same?
32:46it was about
32:47not in front of them
32:49have a good day did you?
32:51have a good day?
32:52no
32:52no
32:53it's good here isn't it
32:55come on
32:56somebody's going to be passing
32:57one, two
32:58oh
33:00oh
33:00oh
33:02oh
33:03oh
33:04oh
33:05oh
33:06oh
33:07oh
33:08oh
33:09oh
33:10oh
33:11oh
33:12oh
33:13oh
33:14oh
33:15oh
33:16oh
33:17oh
33:18oh
33:19oh
33:20oh
33:21oh
33:22are you going to invite me in for coffee then?
33:29sorry
33:30a couple of minutes
33:31it's late
33:34it's never too late
33:36goodnight
33:44you're going to go rot yourself
33:56oh
33:57oh
33:57oh
33:57oh
33:58oh
33:58oh
33:59oh
33:59oh
34:00oh
34:01oh
34:01oh
34:02oh
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34:03oh
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34:07oh
34:07oh
34:07oh
34:07oh
34:07oh
34:08oh
34:08oh
34:08oh
34:09oh
34:09oh oh I think I've given you a lot of time to get me in for eight hours
34:10oh
34:12oh oh I think I've given myself a hernia
34:14oh
34:15oh
34:16eight hours
34:20oh
34:38oh
34:38oh
34:39oh
34:39it's useless
34:41I told you
34:42I told you
34:43oh
34:44oh
34:45oh
34:45There must be something we can do.
34:49When an ulcer bursts, you know, you've had it.
34:52But make a fowl with burst oxer.
34:55Well, if you don't feed them every two hours, they go funny.
34:57Well, wobble over there and help ferret with the liver.
34:59Don't you dare.
35:01That's disgusting.
35:02That's the best. Cost a fortune.
35:05Fresh. He'll only go for fresh.
35:07Shut up.
35:08Won't go for frozen, defrosted or not.
35:10Well, why won't he go for help?
35:11He's a racer, not a retriever.
35:15I don't believe it.
35:24Don't anybody whistle.
35:32You're a bit quiet.
35:35Me?
35:35No, the man walking behind you.
35:38Lose.
35:39I never discuss things like that. Superstitious.
35:41Here, how much does he pull in in that dump?
35:46The Welshman?
35:46Yeah.
35:47The vat will catch him one of these days.
35:49What about books?
35:50The only books he keeps are the ones out the library.
35:54It's Robbie's head office.
35:56He spends morning, noon and night in there.
35:58Don't tell me you haven't got shares in it, too.
36:00So, er, you're going to ask me back for one, then?
36:09One what?
36:11Coffee.
36:11Do you come here often, do you?
36:29My fingers are numb.
36:31If this was the pictures we'd have been out of here hours ago, it only goes to show, doesn't it?
36:35This was the pictures, you'd be poor gnomon, and I'd happily stop here for a month.
36:42How are you two lovebirds getting on, all right?
36:44Oh!
36:46Stopped me circulation.
36:48What's it got out of the back, girl?
36:50How do you mean?
36:51They might help.
36:52Biscuits?
36:53I'm not talking about your stomach, I'm talking about us.
36:56You must have something out there.
36:57Oh.
36:58Pliers, you got any pliers?
36:59Pliers?
37:00Yeah, pliers.
37:01What for?
37:02They've got clippers on them, haven't they?
37:05Have they?
37:06Have you got any?
37:08Yeah.
37:09Where?
37:10Well, they're in my drawer.
37:12Well, in the office.
37:14I'm not having you rumbling round the papers in my office.
37:16Leave it out, will you?
37:20He's back in an hour.
37:22Don't you go touch it, the public's in my office.
37:29He's going under Bigges Brook, isn't he?
37:31He's done it.
37:32No, the paper's winning.
37:33Up a hike.
37:51Oh.
37:53Up a bit.
37:56No, no, you missed it.
37:58Are you sure you can see, Ferry?
37:59Of course I can.
38:01Come on, try again.
38:03Now, come on, I've got a plane to catch.
38:05Just concentrate, will you?
38:06I am, I am, I am.
38:07Right.
38:08Left.
38:09What?
38:10Left.
38:10You said right.
38:11Left.
38:11Left.
38:12This is unappening, Bill.
38:14Now, now up a bit.
38:15A bit closer to her.
38:16Now, now, nearer, nearer.
38:18Right.
38:19Oh.
38:20Oh.
38:21Almost.
38:21Oh.
38:21Oh.
38:34We've done it.
38:35Hooray.
38:36Hooray.
38:36Johnny, how are we?
38:37Oh.
38:38Yeah, me next.
38:38Do mine.
38:39Do mine.
38:40Yeah, come on.
38:40Come on.
38:40Come on, Johnny.
38:41All right.
38:41Come on.
38:42Come on.
38:43Come on.
38:43Come on.
38:44Come on.
38:44Oh.
38:45Oh.
38:45Come on.
38:46Come on.
38:47Come on.
38:48Johnny, Johnny, Johnny.
38:49Johnny, Johnny.
38:50Oh.
38:50Johnny, now, come on.
38:51I've been to the...
38:52Oh.
38:53Oh.
38:54Yeah.
38:55Oh.
38:55Come on.
38:56I'm free.
38:57Oh, I see you.
38:58Where are you going?
38:59What about my altar?
39:00You can't leave us like this.
39:01Sort it out for yourself.
39:02Oh.
39:03Oh.
39:04Oh.
39:05Oh.
39:06Oh.
39:07Oh.
39:08Oh.
39:09Oh.
39:10Oh.
39:11Oh.
39:12Oh.
39:13Oh.
39:14Oh.
39:15Oh.
39:16Oh.
39:17Oh.
39:18It's disgusting.
39:19Oh.
39:20Oh.
39:21Oh.
39:40Oh, that's disgusting.
39:43Get any of that on the floor as well, and you'll clean it up yourself.
39:46You and your rotten liver.
39:53Excuse me. Can I come back later?
39:56It won't take long, sir.
39:57But he's been in there for over an hour.
39:59The sergeant's a great one for details, sir.
40:02Would you like a cup of tea?
40:05You see, look, I've got to meet someone. Can I come down to the police station later on?
40:09Afraid not, sir.
40:13Can you get the airport on that thing?
40:43Star Wars
41:13Excuse me. Excuse me.
41:20Oi!
41:28Have you got any change?
41:43Do you always smoke first thing?
41:53I don't know. I've never looked.
42:00Oh, good morning.
42:02Is it?
42:04I think it's fantastic.
42:06So do I.
42:13I got you some tea.
42:15Oh, do you have that champagne?
42:17No, I haven't.
42:21Oh, I'll have to settle for tea then, won't I?
42:24Please contact the airport information.
42:27Miss Debbie Oliver from Sydney.
42:36I'm going to go to the airport airport.
42:43I'm going to go to the airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport airport
43:13Excuse me.
43:16Come on.
43:17I see.
43:20The furniture.
43:24Sorry.
43:33Sorry.
43:43Let's go.
44:02What kept you?
44:03Got held up.
44:04Aha.
44:05In.
44:07Tommy.
44:09Hello, love.
44:10There you are.
44:12Oh, darling.
44:13There you are.
44:15Eh?
44:16Oh, lovely.
44:17Well, cheers, Jan.
44:18Cheers.
44:19Cheers.
44:29Why can you see her fight school?
44:31We will miss you, you know.
44:33Oh, yes, Jan, we will.
44:35There.
44:36There.
44:37Now, make yourself at home, love.
44:39Here.
44:40Sit down, Jan.
44:46I wonder who that can be.
44:48Yeah.
44:49Yeah, I'll go.
44:57Wasting with you now.
44:59Wasting with you now.
45:01You're drunk.
45:02Nice to meet you.
45:03Aha!
45:04Hello!
45:05Debbie!
45:06Oh, darling.
45:07A little surprise, princess.
45:08Oh.
45:09Mwah.
45:10You didn't expect this, did you?
45:11Yes.
45:12She just popped and pushed the pole.
45:13Well, it's fine.
45:14It's good, isn't it?
45:15I thought you liked it, eh?
45:16You bastard.
45:18Cheers.
45:21Do you think this would solve everything, did you?
45:23Get Debbie back, get me back.
45:24Well, you couldn't have been further from reality.
45:26Princess.
45:27Now he did it for you.
45:28You did it for me.
45:29You did it for you, for Robbie Box.
45:31I know how you are.
45:32But I thought you...
45:33I know what you thought.
45:34And it doesn't make a jot of difference.
45:35I'm leaving tomorrow and nothing is gonna stop me.
45:37Just give it a minute, princess.
45:38I've been giving a minute ever since I first met you and it's stopped, alright?
45:40It's stopped for good.
45:41I should never have come back.
45:42I love you.
45:43Don't talk rubbish.
45:44You love you.
45:45It's always been me, me, me.
45:46Well, now it's me.
45:47And I'm not having you meddling with my life anymore, right?
45:48And the best way I can avoid that is to get out of your life and get as far away as
45:51possible.
45:52And that's exactly what I'm gonna do.
45:53Alright.
45:54Stop it, will you?
45:55Jan.
45:56Just stop it.
45:57Whatever you say or whatever you think, he did it for you.
45:58He did it for all the right reasons.
45:59And I'll think that's bloody mine.
46:00It's all right.
46:01It's all right.
46:02It's all right.
46:03It's all right.
46:04It's all right.
46:05It's all right.
46:06It's all right.
46:07It's all right.
46:08He did it for all the right reasons.
46:09And I'll think that's bloody marvellous.
46:11Oh, Debbie, you don't...
46:12Look, however you feel, you've got to recognise that.
46:15You can't run away from him.
46:17You're only running away from yourself.
46:19You can't wipe out this relationship as though it was a bit of old chalk on a blackboard.
46:23Debbie, it's none of your business, all right?
46:25It doesn't concern you.
46:26It doesn't concern me.
46:27It doesn't concern me.
46:29It's half my life as well, you know.
46:32It's been more of my dad than dad.
46:35It doesn't concern me.
46:37I've grown up with him.
46:39Look, for all the things he's got wrong, and I'm not denying that that's 90% of the time,
46:44the other 10% he's got right is worth the whole bloody lot.
46:48I know he lied and I know he thought he'd conned me.
46:53But I knew he needed me.
46:56He did it for the right reasons.
46:58That's why I came.
47:00Oh, Mum.
47:02I'll see you later.
47:03Well...
47:04Yes.
47:05We've got to talk, haven't we?
47:06Yes.
47:07Yes.
47:08Yes.
47:09We've got to talk, haven't we?
47:10Yes.
47:11Do you want a cup of tea?
47:12Yes.
47:13Come here.
47:14Come here.
47:15I'll see you later.
47:29Well? Yes?
47:33We've got to talk, haven't we?
47:35Yeah.
47:39Do you want a cup of tea?
47:41Yeah. Come on then.
47:45Ooh!
47:49There's one other thing, Jane.
47:51I've got everything wrong, I know,
47:53but I think for the right reasons, so I'd better tell you.
47:55The fare.
47:57Well, what about it?
47:59For Debbie's ticket. I'll pay you back.
48:01I went to Sammy's.
48:05I hate you!
48:07Good luck, Debs!
48:15Well, it's no big deal to take a chance against the odds.
48:25I know what you feel about, duck, duck.
48:27They can't over the lot.
48:29But love runs out.
48:31And you could lose all you've got.
48:35And yet, you still take the risk.
48:39But you just can't stop.
48:43But you're one big deal.
48:49Try to get out.
48:51But you know you're stuck in the game.
48:55So you're losing the pain.
48:57Each night you're playing the race.
49:01Gotta carry on.
49:07It's no big deal to take a chance against the odds.
49:13Do what you feel.
49:15Round up your stake.
49:17And over the lot.
49:19But one more time.
49:21You'll find yourself all alone.
49:25And when the game swings round.
49:29And you're walking home.
49:36Ah, well, big deal.
49:43Why did you wake up?
49:45We won't get you down.
49:46We won't lose all the bad things.
49:49We won't lose all the bad things.
49:50We won't lose all the bad things.
49:51I want you toTerence.
49:53I went up to the edge.
49:55So we want you to be out.
49:57Let's go back to the edge.
49:59We won't lose all the bad things.
50:01Because we don't lose all the bad things,
50:04We're so busy.
50:06And you can see it.
50:08If you're in the middle of the game.
50:10We've been so busy.
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