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00:00:00I suppose so.
00:00:03I've been told they're going to billet some German prisoners of war here.
00:00:06Oh, yes. Me on my own with a lot of men.
00:00:09And only Arnold to protect me.
00:00:11For God's sake, all right.
00:00:14Marry a blasted Weatherby and bring him here if you must.
00:00:17But you must both leave and find a place of your own the moment I get back.
00:00:22If I get back.
00:00:24You'll come back, Charlie.
00:00:30You've worked hard here, Petty.
00:00:34No one harder.
00:00:36If you get married and go, you're entitled to half the profits.
00:00:43And if I don't come back, well, you'll have it all.
00:00:47I've already made a will out to that effect.
00:00:51My dear wife, I should dispute that.
00:00:55It's all there in writing.
00:01:00Oh, and I've arranged with the bank that you may draw cheques while I'm away.
00:01:04Charlie?
00:01:05Thanks.
00:01:06Mrs. Chapman?
00:01:07Betty.
00:01:08A farmhand told me he'd spotted Charlie on his way here.
00:01:11I need to see him urgently.
00:01:12Come in.
00:01:13I'm in a hurry.
00:01:14Will you get him?
00:01:15Florence.
00:01:16Nice to see you, Charlie.
00:01:17Come in.
00:01:18I'm in a hurry.
00:01:19Will you get him?
00:01:20Florence.
00:01:21Nice to see you, Charlie.
00:01:22I'm in a hurry.
00:01:23I'm in a hurry.
00:01:24Will you get him?
00:01:25Florence.
00:01:26Nice to see you, Charlie.
00:01:28My husband's had a stroke.
00:01:29I think he's dying.
00:01:30If you could get back to Newcastle to tell Victoria and Nellie, they must come out here to see
00:01:31their father.
00:01:32I'll be glad to.
00:01:33We haven't seen either of them for months.
00:01:34He asked for them this morning.
00:01:35The first time he's done that.
00:01:36I'm in a hurry.
00:01:37Come in.
00:01:38Come in.
00:01:39I'm in a hurry.
00:01:40Will you get him?
00:01:41Florence.
00:01:42Nice to see you.
00:01:43I'm in a hurry.
00:01:44Will you get him?
00:01:45Florence.
00:01:46Nice to see you, Charlie.
00:01:47My husband's had a stroke.
00:01:48I think he's dying.
00:01:50If you could get back to Newcastle to tell Victoria and Nellie, they must come out here
00:01:55to see their father.
00:01:56I'll be glad to.
00:01:57We haven't seen either of them for months.
00:01:59He asked for them this morning.
00:02:01First time he's done that.
00:02:03Of course, Victoria always went her own way.
00:02:06But Nellie.
00:02:07I don't know what's come over that girl.
00:02:09Well, Nellie's all right.
00:02:11It's a long way up here.
00:02:12She's got a job, you know.
00:02:14Nobody's their own boss these days.
00:02:16You look well, Charlie.
00:02:18Very fit.
00:02:21Well, I'm only sorry I didn't join up earlier.
00:02:24Ripley.
00:02:25I'm surprised you're liking it.
00:02:27Well, I wouldn't say I'm liking it, Florence.
00:02:30Just let's say I'm learning from it.
00:02:34How is Victoria?
00:02:38Oh.
00:02:39What a mess.
00:02:42I hoped so much you'd soften her.
00:02:44Change her.
00:02:45I'm as much to blame as anyone.
00:02:47My husband wanted it.
00:02:49And I wanted anything that made him happy.
00:02:52It's my fault too.
00:02:55You're too nice, Charlie.
00:02:57That's your trouble.
00:02:58Go on.
00:03:00If there's anything I can do...
00:03:02Just tell them to come.
00:03:04Come on, Charlie.
00:03:05Come on.
00:03:06Come in.
00:03:07Come in.
00:03:08No, Nellie.
00:03:09I've got to get back to the camp.
00:03:10We may be going overseas.
00:03:11I saw your mother today.
00:03:12Your father's very ill.
00:03:13He may not have much longer.
00:03:14And he's asking for you.
00:03:15Are you all right, Nellie?
00:03:16Nobody bothering you?
00:03:17No, it's all right, Alec.
00:03:18It's all right, Alec.
00:03:19It's my brother-in-law.
00:03:20My father's ill.
00:03:21Will you keep that love?
00:03:22No.
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00:03:56It's not what you think.
00:03:57That they come here for a drink and a laugh.
00:03:58I won't allow anything else.
00:03:59I'm not a whore like my sister.
00:04:01Nellie.
00:04:02They'd like more.
00:04:03Some of them.
00:04:04Alec's all right.
00:04:05He's decent.
00:04:06He's a friend.
00:04:07But the others, they think I'm weird.
00:04:11But I won't.
00:04:13I can't.
00:04:15It's all your fault.
00:04:16Did you say you might be going away?
00:04:21Oh, God.
00:04:22You might never see you again.
00:04:24Of course you'll see me again, Nellie.
00:04:26What do you mean it's all my fault?
00:04:29Don't you know?
00:04:31Oh, what is the matter with you?
00:04:34Nellie!
00:04:35Nellie!
00:04:36Nellie!
00:04:45Nellie!
00:04:47Just friends.
00:04:48Look.
00:04:49Will you go and see your father?
00:04:50Promise.
00:04:51No, you promise.
00:04:52If you're going away, you'll come and say goodbye.
00:04:54If you can't, you'll write.
00:04:55You'll let me know.
00:04:56Promise.
00:04:57Promise.
00:04:58No, you promise.
00:04:59If you're going away, you'll come and say goodbye.
00:05:02If you can't, you'll write.
00:05:03You'll let me know.
00:05:04Promise.
00:05:05Promise.
00:05:06Promise.
00:05:08If you feel like you're going away, you'll come and say goodbye.
00:05:10If you can't, you'll write.
00:05:12If you'll get me now.
00:05:15Promise.
00:05:18Promise.
00:05:20Oh, my God.
00:05:50Oh, my God.
00:06:20What do you want?
00:06:26A word with my wife.
00:06:31You've no right here.
00:06:32Until I divorce you, I have every right.
00:06:36Your mother wants you back at Brooklands as soon as possible.
00:06:39Your father is dying. He would like to see you.
00:06:41If you can spare the time.
00:06:44I have a feeling I should know you.
00:07:01You're the commanding officer of my company.
00:07:03Oh, my God.
00:07:05Ah.
00:07:08I, um, fear I owe you an apology.
00:07:13I'd understood that you were separated officially.
00:07:17You understood wrongly.
00:07:18But I gather that there are certain circumstances that would make it easy for her to get a divorce.
00:07:26No, that is a concoction of hers.
00:07:28It is a complete and absolute lie.
00:07:30But this isn't a lie, is it?
00:07:40Surely we can solve...
00:07:41Wait!
00:07:42Charlie, wait!
00:07:44I want to talk to you!
00:07:45I want to talk to you!
00:08:02One, two...
00:08:05One, two...
00:08:09One, three!
00:08:11Macfell!
00:08:21What have you been up to?
00:08:35Private Macfell, sir.
00:08:37Two men.
00:08:39Good mark!
00:08:41All right, man.
00:08:43Off!
00:08:44Man.
00:08:46Ten!
00:08:47That'll be all.
00:08:51Sir.
00:08:59Macfell.
00:09:01Stand easy.
00:09:03Well, now, let me ask you a question.
00:09:09Have you ever thought about a commission?
00:09:11Sir?
00:09:12Well, have you?
00:09:13No, sir.
00:09:14Why not?
00:09:15I suppose I couldn't see myself in command of men, sir.
00:09:19You're a farmer?
00:09:20No, sir.
00:09:21Why not?
00:09:25I suppose I couldn't see myself in command of men, sir.
00:09:30You're a farmer?
00:09:31Yes, sir.
00:09:32You've been in charge of men, then?
00:09:34Four at most, sir.
00:09:35Four at most, sir.
00:09:37Nevertheless, you've had to give orders.
00:09:40I'm surprised you didn't put in for a commission straight away.
00:09:43Went to a good school.
00:09:45University.
00:09:47I had to leave university early, sir, to take over the farm when my father died.
00:09:52Well, that's neither here nor there.
00:09:56We're in need of good officer material.
00:09:58We've been through your papers, and you seem pretty suitable.
00:10:06May I ask, sir, when my name was put forward?
00:10:12What?
00:10:15Let me see.
00:10:17Nope.
00:10:19Nothing there.
00:10:33Ten days ago.
00:10:35There's always some delay as we look into things, you understand.
00:10:42How many children?
00:10:45No, sir.
00:10:46Your wife runs the farm?
00:10:49No, sir.
00:10:50My sister.
00:10:51My wife is in Newcastle.
00:10:53Oh, nice.
00:10:55Handy for you to slip home sometimes.
00:11:00Yes, sir.
00:11:02It doesn't happen overnight.
00:11:04You'll have to do a little training.
00:11:07Pretty damned fast.
00:11:08In fact, as some of us, will very soon be on the move.
00:11:13For now, all I can say is welcome.
00:11:16Hey.
00:11:17It's coming.
00:11:18I'm moving.
00:11:19It's coming.
00:11:20I'm moving.
00:11:21Hey!
00:11:22It's coming.
00:11:23I'm moving.
00:11:24Hey.
00:11:25It's coming.
00:11:26I'm moving.
00:11:27I'm moving.
00:11:28Hey, it's coming.
00:11:30I'm moving.
00:11:32Hey, it's coming.
00:11:51Here it is.
00:11:52Do you want to go outside in ten minutes?
00:11:54I'm not coming with you, Johnny.
00:11:56What?
00:11:57Don't say anything.
00:11:59I want to hit Slater with it.
00:12:02I'm getting it commissioned.
00:12:05Hey, Charlie.
00:12:07Charlie, lad, I'm not pleased.
00:12:10Except...
00:12:12Oh, well.
00:12:14It's the finish of us, isn't it?
00:12:16Officers and men can't be married.
00:12:19I'll never forget you, Johnny.
00:12:21I'd have killed him if you hadn't seen me through.
00:12:24Bye, I'm glad for you.
00:12:26I am that.
00:12:27Of all things.
00:12:29What, you cried about me?
00:12:30Charlie's granny's gone on the streets and he's given me a number.
00:12:33Would you like it?
00:12:35Don't do it!
00:12:38Come on!
00:12:39Don't keep Fritz waiting.
00:12:41Get a move on!
00:12:46And what have we here?
00:12:49Oh, I know.
00:12:51Can't face a morrible German, so he's going to report sick.
00:12:54No, Sergeant.
00:12:54Oh.
00:12:56Doesn't want to go.
00:12:58Can't stand the sight of blood and there'll be bang-bangs.
00:13:02On your feet and fall in or I'll assist you with me boot up your arse.
00:13:07I'd advise you to be very careful, Sergeant.
00:13:10At this moment, I'm not in a position to put you on a charge.
00:13:14But I could report you.
00:13:15You could what?
00:13:19I've been recommended for a commission.
00:13:23Ouch!
00:13:25Out the lot of ya!
00:13:27Get out!
00:13:28Get out!
00:13:30Move, now, move!
00:13:32Move!
00:13:32Move!
00:13:33Move!
00:13:41So.
00:13:47Wangle it somehow, did ya?
00:13:51Couldn't have got it any other way.
00:13:54I didn't wangle it.
00:13:56It was offered to me.
00:14:00Something fishy here.
00:14:01From the first day, I've not said a good word for you.
00:14:05Which suggests the officers aren't quite the fools you take them for.
00:14:14Oh, enjoy it, McFell.
00:14:17Enjoy it while you can.
00:14:21Flashing the pan, this'll be.
00:14:24And you know why, don't ya?
00:14:28You're a loser.
00:14:29Always were, and always will be.
00:14:33Couldn't even keep a wife.
00:14:38Enough, you sir.
00:14:42You.
00:14:46However you got put up for it is beyond me.
00:14:48Stay here, Winnie.
00:15:08Three!
00:15:09ah the dashing young second lieutenant ready to take the town by storm fancy a
00:15:18drink first where officers mess of course I haven't seen you there no you
00:15:24haven't what they put a man through before giving him his pips I'm absolutely
00:15:30exhausted let's hope it's worth it all those protocol the only thing they
00:15:35don't teach you is how to die with your guts hanging out there's one cry carry on
00:15:40men while pushing them back in we'll just let them drip while crying good luck
00:15:44chaps
00:15:54no need to overdo it old boy the salute let them put all they've got into it that is
00:16:00rather the point I hadn't thought of it that way
00:16:03we're very popular with the rank and fight I always remember that not long
00:16:07ago I was one of them you know being liked by the men is not the chief object of
00:16:14the exercise no I suppose not hello Raddip
00:16:21I'll see you later
00:16:25won't be having a drink
00:16:28I'm sorry I've arranged to eat some
00:16:31as you'd like
00:16:33some other time perhaps
00:16:36of course
00:16:37of course
00:16:39I'm not a good
00:16:41because I won't have to wait for this
00:16:45to the mockery
00:16:45but I don't know
00:16:46a good
00:16:47I don't know
00:16:48sometimes it may have to eat some
00:16:49but I just don't know
00:16:49it is
00:16:50especially if we don't know
00:16:51that we don't care about
00:16:52it is
00:16:53that we don't care about
00:16:55and we don't care about
00:16:57what do we know
00:16:57you don't care about
00:16:58this is
00:17:00it is
00:17:01happy
00:17:02you don't care about
00:17:03and we just don't care about
00:17:04if we like
00:17:05I don't care about
00:17:06there's no use nothing there I'm sick of telling them they keep coming through and I keep telling
00:17:18them has she left not under her own steam about to carry her out gas they all use gas it must be
00:17:27the easiest way please she was a dear friend of mine she was a dear friend of everybody's if you
00:17:33asked me what are you saying that she's dead she might be by now she tried hard enough when did
00:17:39it happen four days ago and where is she in hospital of course
00:18:03so
00:18:09Nellie
00:18:32Nellie
00:18:35Charlie
00:18:41thought you'd gone forgotten me
00:18:47I'd never forget you Nellie
00:18:49no I did
00:18:53don't think about it
00:18:58I'm here to look after you now
00:19:02it was lonely
00:19:05but all your friends
00:19:08nothing to live for
00:19:10you've got everything to live for Nellie
00:19:12you're young
00:19:14and bonnie
00:19:16and lovely
00:19:17don't cry
00:19:21throw me out
00:19:24they said I wasn't to distress you
00:19:27you always distress me Charlie
00:19:29I'm sorry
00:19:35I'm sorry
00:19:36now I'm the one who should be sorry
00:19:38I should have written
00:19:40yes you should
00:19:41time's up
00:19:43no not yet
00:19:44I'll come back tomorrow I promise
00:19:47you must Charlie I need you
00:19:49please promise
00:19:50I promise
00:19:51promise
00:19:55I'm sorry
00:20:10I'll say
00:20:13I'll say
00:20:17What's going on it's happened absolute disaster in France replacements needed
00:20:45as a matter of urgency and uh we're off first thing in the morning whiskey whiskey first thing
00:20:52but i've got to meet someone not possible all leave cancelled old chap then i'll go tonight
00:20:58oh no you won't we've got work to do it'll take all night i should think meant to be kitted out
00:21:03gear checked but i promised little personal matter rather unimportant in the scale of things old chap
00:21:10no no of course you mustn't wake her i understand yes tomorrow morning will be fine but please
00:21:17make sure she gets the message thank you
00:21:20so
00:22:01Miss Chapman, there was a telephone call for you last night.
00:22:10You'd had your sleeping draft, so we couldn't wake you.
00:22:12Who was it?
00:22:13It was a Lieutenant McFell.
00:22:15Charlie.
00:22:17What did he want?
00:22:19Now you're not to get upset.
00:22:22He's not coming, is he?
00:22:24But he promised me.
00:22:26He promised.
00:22:27Charlie wouldn't let me down.
00:22:28He had no choice, apparently.
00:22:31All leave was cancelled.
00:22:34They're going this morning to the front.
00:22:41Miss Chapman, what are you doing?
00:22:42Where is he leaving from?
00:22:43Miss Chapman, be sensible.
00:22:44Where is he leaving from?
00:22:46Follow the officers.
00:23:01Company Sergeant Major, carry on.
00:23:04Return under the platform.
00:23:07Collect your kits.
00:23:09And under the trains.
00:23:10The two teatruities fall out!
00:23:14I don't know.
00:23:44I don't know.
00:24:14I don't know.
00:24:16Charlie!
00:24:19Charlie, for the help!
00:24:22Jesus.
00:24:24Lily!
00:24:26Charlie!
00:24:27Lily!
00:24:34Oh, Charlie!
00:24:36You shouldn't be here.
00:24:40Look at you.
00:24:40They should never have let you out.
00:24:41No, they didn't.
00:24:42I had to see you.
00:24:43I have so much to say.
00:24:45There's no time now.
00:24:46Oh, God, but I must talk.
00:24:50All those parties, Charlie, are people.
00:24:52They didn't mean anything, truly.
00:24:54I know.
00:24:54I know.
00:24:55I just needed something to make up for what I'd lost.
00:24:59You know who that was?
00:25:00You know what I'm saying?
00:25:01I'm just never sure how you feel.
00:25:05I should have done something about a divorce, Nellie.
00:25:07Yes, you should.
00:25:08But as soon as the war's over, as soon as I get back, I will.
00:25:11I promise.
00:25:11You believe me.
00:25:12You do believe me.
00:25:13Only you'd say it if you'd just say what I need to hear.
00:25:17Lieutenant?
00:25:17You still haven't said.
00:25:35God, Nellie, do I need to?
00:25:36I love you.
00:25:37I love you.
00:25:41You're not just saying it.
00:25:43I know you, Charlie, you swear black was white and it meant
00:25:45pleasing somebody.
00:25:47I love you, Nellie.
00:25:49Charlie!
00:25:51We take care!
00:25:53Don't worry, Nellie.
00:25:54If I can get through marriage with your sister,
00:25:56I can get through the bloody war.
00:25:58Bye!
00:26:00Bye!
00:26:06Oh, I'm sorry.
00:26:08I'm sorry.
00:26:09Bye!
00:26:17I'm sorry.
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00:26:45Come on!
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00:27:22See what you can do for him, sergeant.
00:27:23Sir, get him along safe for us.
00:27:25Come on!
00:27:26Bring him along now!
00:27:29All right, Mitchell?
00:27:30Yeah.
00:27:45Can you take that?
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00:28:50You know all their names!
00:28:51No!
00:28:52What was his trouble?
00:28:55Oh!
00:28:56Nothing very dramatic!
00:28:58Pretty embarrassing!
00:28:59Diarrhea!
00:29:00And you're the man to come to!
00:29:06Are you all right?
00:29:08Look at that!
00:29:10We've been through bloody hell on earth together!
00:29:14You can call me Charlie!
00:29:19All that easy, old boy!
00:29:22This first name's business?
00:29:25Mine's an old army family, back in Hampshire.
00:29:28Are you from Doon Sooth?
00:29:30Somehow we tumble to that.
00:29:32Grew up in a pretty starchy atmosphere.
00:29:35Spines like ramrods, clipped speech.
00:29:41Clipped emotions too, I dare say.
00:29:43War must have a special effect on a military family.
00:29:49You could say that.
00:29:51Just heard last week that my uncle was killed not far from here.
00:29:55Radlund, sorry.
00:29:58One of my brothers was killed on the Somme.
00:30:02And the other three.
00:30:06Brothers.
00:30:07All went at Arras.
00:30:09I knew anyone left.
00:30:10For my parents' sake, I...
00:30:11Well...
00:30:12I have to come through, don't I?
00:30:13And by the way...
00:30:14Call me John.
00:30:15And by the way...
00:30:16Call me John.
00:30:25And by the way...
00:30:26And by the way...
00:30:27Call me John.
00:30:28Call me John.
00:30:29Call me John.
00:30:30Call me John.
00:30:31Call me John.
00:30:32I don't have to be gone.
00:30:33Call me John.
00:30:34Hey John.
00:30:36Try you damn it.
00:30:38Call me John.
00:30:40What the hell?
00:30:42Call me John.
00:30:43Continue your ass specimen or not out of now.
00:30:45Call me John.
00:30:46Call me John.
00:30:48Call me John.
00:30:50Maybe John.
00:30:50Call me John.
00:30:51Call me John.
00:30:52Let's go.
00:31:22Good luck, chaps.
00:31:31Good luck, sergeant.
00:31:44Look sharp, lads!
00:31:48Good luck, sergeant.
00:31:52How's the storm at home?
00:31:56It's a lot better now, sir, thanks.
00:31:58Good luck, sergeant.
00:32:00And you, sir.
00:32:02That's it!
00:32:0620 seconds!
00:32:0810 seconds!
00:32:2220 seconds!
00:32:30Oh!
00:32:3210 seconds!
00:32:3650 seconds!
00:32:3815 seconds!
00:32:4015 seconds!
00:32:53350 seconds!
00:32:54Come on!
00:32:56Come on!
00:32:58Come on!
00:33:00Come on!
00:33:02Come on!
00:33:12Come on!
00:33:14Come on!
00:33:16Come back for you!
00:33:18What?
00:33:24Come on!
00:33:26Come on!
00:33:30Go!
00:33:32Come on!
00:33:34Come on!
00:33:36Oh, my God.
00:34:06Whoa!
00:34:07Oh!
00:34:08Oh!
00:34:09Oh!
00:34:10Joe!
00:34:11Oh!
00:34:12Oh!
00:34:13Oh!
00:34:14Oh!
00:34:15Oh!
00:34:16Come on, Joe.
00:34:17Come on.
00:34:18Come on.
00:34:19Come on.
00:34:20Get him to the trench.
00:34:21Come on.
00:34:22Oh!
00:34:23Cooler!
00:34:24Oh!
00:34:25Oh!
00:34:26Nearly there!
00:34:27Oh!
00:34:28Sergeant!
00:34:29Ah!
00:34:30Give me some help with this man!
00:34:31Come on!
00:34:32Come on!
00:34:33Hold me down!
00:34:36Oh!
00:34:37Oh!
00:34:38In his shoulder!
00:34:39Oh!
00:34:40Easy now!
00:34:41Oh!
00:34:42Oh!
00:34:43Oh!
00:34:44Ah!
00:34:45Ah!
00:34:46Ah!
00:34:47Ah!
00:34:48Ah!
00:34:49Ah!
00:34:54Give that dog out!
00:34:55Move!
00:34:56Go!
00:34:57Ah!
00:34:58Ah!
00:34:59Ah!
00:35:00Ah!
00:35:01Ah!
00:35:02Ah!
00:35:03Ah!
00:35:04Ah!
00:35:05Ah!
00:35:06Ah!
00:35:07Give us a hand!
00:35:08We've got a wounded officer here!
00:35:09Come on, man!
00:35:10Ah!
00:35:11Ah!
00:35:12Ah!
00:35:13Ah!
00:35:14Ah!
00:35:15Ah!
00:35:16Ah!
00:35:17Ah!
00:35:18Ah!
00:35:19Ah!
00:35:20Ah!
00:35:21Ah!
00:35:22Ah!
00:35:23Ah!
00:35:24Ah!
00:35:25Ah!
00:35:26Ah!
00:35:27Ah!
00:35:28Ah!
00:35:29Ah!
00:35:30Ah!
00:35:31Ah!
00:35:32Ah!
00:35:33Ah!
00:35:34Ah!
00:35:35Ah!
00:35:36Ah!
00:35:37Ah!
00:35:38Ah!
00:35:39Ah!
00:35:40Ah!
00:35:41Ah!
00:35:42Ah!
00:35:43Ah!
00:35:44Ah!
00:35:45Ah!
00:35:46Ah!
00:35:47Ah!
00:35:48Ah!
00:35:49Ah!
00:35:50Ah!
00:35:51Ah!
00:35:52Ah!
00:35:53Ah!
00:35:54Ah!
00:35:55Ah!
00:35:56Ah!
00:35:57Ah!
00:35:58Ah!
00:35:59Ah!
00:36:00Ah!
00:36:01Ah!
00:36:02Ah!
00:36:03Ah!
00:36:04Ah!
00:36:05You two, don't go beyond that bend.
00:36:07Right, Sarge?
00:36:35Jerry, sir.
00:36:37They're bareheaded. I can't tell.
00:36:49You said you'd get me. You said you would.
00:36:52Come on, man.
00:37:01Come on, lad. We'll get you.
00:37:05Come on.
00:37:11It's later.
00:37:19Battalion.
00:37:25Must be in shock, sir.
00:37:27Battalion.
00:37:2912th.
00:37:31Sir.
00:37:33Battalion.
00:37:35The 12th.
00:37:37Sir.
00:37:40The 22nd.
00:37:45The 23nd.
00:37:47The 22nd.
00:37:49He's supposed to be caught all over sleep s już.
00:37:51The 22nd.
00:37:53This mixed blaze pod.
00:37:55He Kas.
00:37:56The 23nd.
00:37:57Ãcia.
00:37:58The 23nd.
00:37:59The 23nd.
00:38:01Oh, sir, steady on steady on where you medical advisor, please.
00:38:31Where's the chalent coming from?
00:38:35Further down the enemy lines and from our own batteries.
00:38:39We are, after all, in a German trench.
00:38:50What are you planning to do?
00:38:53We haven't got enough men to go further into enemy lines.
00:38:56If we can stay put until dark, I think we should make a break for it back the way we came.
00:39:03I'll try to get home.
00:39:06Charlie.
00:39:09Don't worry about me.
00:39:13Just get some rest.
00:39:20Cover up! Cover up!
00:39:22You two checking through there!
00:39:23Sergeant, come with me.
00:39:24Better see if there's any more where he came from.
00:39:46All clear?
00:39:47All clear, sir.
00:39:47Stop!
00:40:10Sergeant!
00:40:11Sergeant!
00:40:12Come on!
00:40:13Come on!
00:40:13God!
00:40:43I wouldn't do that, sir.
00:41:04Get back to the others later.
00:41:07Heard a bloke's in the old days buying the commissions,
00:41:09but never one that paid for it with his wife's whoring.
00:41:13What are you talking about?
00:41:15Your word, sir.
00:41:18You didn't think you got that uniform off your own bat, did you?
00:41:22You hadn't the guts of a boy, much less a man.
00:41:25Well, that's enough!
00:41:28You were all bloody terrified you'd name the Major and cause a scandal.
00:41:34Lieutenant Swain told you the news, didn't you?
00:41:37Well, Lieutenant Swain's corporal told me.
00:41:39And half the camp.
00:41:42They kicked you upstairs, knowing you'd be that bloody grateful you'd keep your mouth shut.
00:41:50Shit.
00:41:52You haven't got the guts.
00:41:55You're a loser, McFarl.
00:41:58You lost the last you loved.
00:42:00You married a whore and lost her.
00:42:01And now you've even lost your own bloody platoon.
00:42:12My God!
00:42:13Are you all right, sir?
00:42:14Come on, let's get out of it!
00:42:15Come on, sir!
00:42:17Come on, sir!
00:42:32Come on, sir!
00:42:34Come on, sir!
00:42:47Come on, sir!
00:43:12Come on!
00:43:14The fire is from our own land, sir!
00:43:17I'm aware of that, Sergeant.
00:43:19Right, now when the next fiery light bursts,
00:43:22I'll need to jump up and yell,
00:43:24scream, shout, anything to let them know that it's us!
00:43:27But, sir!
00:43:28I know we might be blown to smithereens,
00:43:29but that's the risk we take, Sergeant.
00:43:37Come on!
00:43:37Come on!
00:43:44Come on!
00:43:46Come on!
00:43:48Come on!
00:43:50Come on!
00:43:52Finish!
00:43:54Finish!
00:43:56Finish!
00:43:58Come on!
00:44:00Come on!
00:44:02Finish!
00:44:04Finish!
00:44:06Finish!
00:44:08Finish!
00:44:10Come on!
00:44:12There's a term of fire reporting, sir!
00:44:16What the hell are you playing here? Come on, man, come on!
00:44:19Come on!
00:44:42Get out, Timbs! Get out, Sergeant!
00:44:47Lieutenant, well done.
00:44:50You've got to stretch your case back in those conditions.
00:44:52Well done.
00:44:54Thank you, sir.
00:44:55Sir?
00:45:12Thank you, sir.
00:45:42Lieutenant McFell said yes, and of course he'd shot back instinctive-like.
00:46:12And that's how it was, sir.
00:46:14Thank you, Sergeant.
00:46:16You've been very explicit.
00:46:17That'll be all.
00:46:18Well, McFell, it's very commendable that you requested this inquiry.
00:46:40But the evidence of your men completely exonerates you from all blame.
00:46:45In fact, with a man in Slater's mental state, it's difficult to imagine what else you could have done.
00:46:52In addition, you did damn well to get most of the platoon back, and with three prisoners, into the bargain.
00:46:58Yes, it's a great pity that poor Ratlid couldn't make it, despite all your splendid efforts.
00:47:10Yes, sir.
00:47:10Oh, come on.
00:47:16You mustn't blame yourself.
00:47:17You did everything that you could.
00:47:20Yes, sir.
00:47:21Was there something else, McFell?
00:47:26May I ask, sir, how Slater's dependents will be informed of his death?
00:47:31All the usual.
00:47:33Died in battle.
00:47:34Bravely, of course.
00:47:35Well, I think that's about it, then.
00:47:41Except that you'll be mentioned, Lieutenant.
00:47:44You'll be mentioned.
00:47:46Thank you, sir.
00:47:47Thank you, sir.
00:48:05I sat like this once before, waiting for you.
00:48:26It was the day you came to...
00:48:30I don't think you ever did propose to me.
00:48:32I think Victoria was you who drew up the terms of our engagement.
00:48:39And speaking of that, this letter from your solicitor.
00:48:42I agreed to come, but I don't know what you want to see me about.
00:48:48Would you like a drink?
00:48:51Whiskey's your tipple, isn't it?
00:48:53No, at the moment.
00:48:54I've got a big day ahead of me.
00:48:59Then I shan't either.
00:49:02Home to the farm, I suppose.
00:49:08You didn't answer my question.
00:49:13I just thought we should meet.
00:49:17You've been away at war.
00:49:19Naturally, I worry about you.
00:49:22Naturally?
00:49:24We're still husband and wife, Charlie.
00:49:26Surely that means something, doesn't it?
00:49:28You didn't when I wanted it to.
00:49:30It's building me.
00:49:40And all I wanted was a friendly little chat so that we could try and...
00:49:44I can't believe what I'm hearing.
00:49:48Are you saying that...
00:49:49Charlie, please.
00:49:50Give me a chance.
00:49:51Give us a chance.
00:49:53I don't want a divorce.
00:49:54I want us to go on and try again.
00:49:57What's wrong?
00:49:59The Major ditched you, has he?
00:50:07Oh, don't pretend you're weeping.
00:50:12I've been very foolish, Charlie.
00:50:14I've done stupid, bad things.
00:50:16But please, please give me one more chance.
00:50:19One more chance.
00:50:20You're wasting your time.
00:50:22And mine.
00:50:24There's nothing more to discuss.
00:50:28I have a very short leave and people to see.
00:50:33And we all know who, don't we?
00:50:36Nellie.
00:50:38I couldn't believe it, but it's true, isn't it?
00:50:41That you could prefer that drug to me.
00:50:45You're jealous.
00:50:46Of Nellie?
00:50:47Nonsense.
00:50:49You can't do it, Charlie.
00:50:50I won't let you.
00:50:51Don't throw yourself away and hurt, Charlie.
00:50:53I love you now.
00:50:55We could have a real marriage, Charlie.
00:50:57Charlie!
00:50:59I won't let her.
00:51:00I won't let you do this to me.
00:51:02And if you do, I swear, I'll tear your lives apart.
00:51:05You left one finger to hurt, Nellie.
00:51:11And I will never let you have a moment's peace as long as you live.
00:51:14I won't let you do this to me.
00:51:44All the documents for this year are in these piles.
00:51:51The others are mostly bills.
00:51:53Oh, I'll look at those later.
00:51:56Staying long?
00:51:57Not long.
00:51:59I want to get over to Brooklyn's.
00:52:00Well, you won't find your wife there.
00:52:03She never sees the family now.
00:52:06I know.
00:52:09I thought I'd be meeting your, uh, Mr. Weatherby.
00:52:12Where is he today?
00:52:13He didn't come, after all.
00:52:18He got a job in town.
00:52:33Those prisoners of war have turned out all right.
00:52:36Quite useful.
00:52:37Been glad to have a bit of help for once.
00:52:41Good.
00:52:42What are your plans, Charlie, for the farm after the war?
00:52:56I want to know.
00:52:59Soldiers don't make any long-term plans, Betty.
00:53:04It's enough to survive each day.
00:53:05Are you looking?
00:53:14I believe it's toughened you up.
00:53:18Maybe the war has made you the way Father always wanted you.
00:53:22Ready to run the farm.
00:53:26At last.
00:53:26You wouldn't know what to do with yourself.
00:53:34I'd find something.
00:53:35Good morning.
00:53:47Good morning.
00:53:57Good morning.
00:53:58She stands guard as though you mean to keep
00:54:28it now for me. or worse. can we go riding tomorrow? why don't you rather shoot the horses than let us? I'll never have a moment alone. I'll go back tomorrow night. tea. and I shan't be two seconds seeing to it. then Charlie you better be going. you're not sleeping here tonight.
00:54:58I get the strong feeling your mother would be very happy if the war put paid to me and she could have you all to herself. mother's lonely but my god Charlie so am I. nothing must happen to you. do you hear?
00:55:25I want your home in one piece. don't mind Ellie. I've been through so much already nothing can happen to me now.
00:55:32come on!
00:55:34come on!
00:55:36come on!
00:55:38come on!
00:55:43come on!
00:55:45come on!
00:55:46come on!
00:55:47keep going man!
00:55:56Keep going, men!
00:56:20Ah, Captain McFowl.
00:56:23Good to see you sitting up.
00:56:26What's been happening?
00:56:29I don't seem to remember the last few...
00:56:32I'm not even sure how long it is.
00:56:34Weeks?
00:56:35Months, actually.
00:56:37We nearly lost you a number of times.
00:56:40I don't even remember being shipped back to England.
00:56:43Normal times you wouldn't have been.
00:56:45But that kind of surgery was impossible over there.
00:56:49You closely resembled a pincushion.
00:56:52Shrapnel.
00:56:53I've almost lost count of how many times I've had to operate.
00:56:59Well, you got it all out.
00:57:01Not quite.
00:57:03When you're feeling up to it, we must have a serious talk.
00:57:08No.
00:57:10Tell me now, please.
00:57:12Whatever it is.
00:57:13Things depend on, we think, just one remaining piece of shrapnel.
00:57:22There may have to be more surgery, depending on its position.
00:57:26I'm sorry, this is...
00:57:29Go on.
00:57:31It may not move at all.
00:57:33We hope it does.
00:57:34If it moves to the left or thereabouts, then we'll be able to go in again and get it out.
00:57:39Get it out.
00:57:42And if it moves to the right?
00:57:44The war's over!
00:57:46The war's over!
00:57:48The war's over!
00:57:50It's over!
00:57:52It's over! It's over!
00:57:54What is over?
00:57:56The war's over!
00:57:58The war's over!
00:58:00Oh, Captain McFell, it is!
00:58:02It's all over!
00:58:04I'm going to do it!
00:58:06Nurse!
00:58:08Nurse!
00:58:14Yes!
00:58:16It's over!
00:58:18It's over!
00:58:20It's over!
00:58:22It's over!
00:58:24It's over!
00:58:26It's over!
00:58:28Hard to believe, isn't it?
00:58:32Well...
00:58:34Where were we?
00:58:36The last bit of shrapnel.
00:58:38If it moves to the right.
00:58:42I don't want to be the specter at the feast.
00:58:45This is a time of celebration.
00:58:48Let's not...
00:58:49If it moves to the right.
00:58:52It goes straight into your heart.
00:58:56I went back to my old job.
00:59:10But now they won't even give me leave to go down south and visit you.
00:59:13So, damn their eyes, I put in for a discharge.
00:59:16But, dearest Charlie, when...
00:59:18When will I see you?
00:59:20All my love, Nellie.
00:59:22There's someone to see you.
00:59:28Betty.
00:59:34Better than I expected.
00:59:36You look tired.
00:59:38The farm's getting too much for you.
00:59:44You know, in a couple of weeks, they may be transferring me north.
00:59:48You needn't have made the long trip down here.
00:59:54Is something the matter?
00:59:57Is it true what I hear about you and Nellie Chapman?
01:00:01If what you've heard is that we intend to marry once my divorce is through, then yes.
01:00:05You're mad.
01:00:08Don't you ever learn?
01:00:11What happens to me?
01:00:13Betty, we agreed long ago you would not go empty-handed when you left to marry Robin Weatherby.
01:00:19I'm not going to marry him.
01:00:24Why not? What's happened?
01:00:26That's my business.
01:00:28Well?
01:00:30What about me?
01:00:32How many times do I have to tell you there'll always be a home for you on the farm?
01:00:35Well...
01:00:37Oh, thanks.
01:00:39I've looked after that place since father died and now I'm off at the kitchen corner!
01:00:47Are you all right, Captain?
01:00:49Yes, yes, I'm fine.
01:00:51Please don't stay long. He's easily tired.
01:00:53Well, will you sign this?
01:01:05I want to sell some cattle.
01:01:08You have my authority to sell anything you need.
01:01:11The laws are changing all the time now.
01:01:13These inspectors came around as soon as I said you were back in England.
01:01:17They wanted your signature.
01:01:23They wanted your signature.
01:01:24They wanted your signature.
01:01:25They wanted your signature.
01:01:26They wanted your signature.
01:01:27They wanted your signature.
01:01:28They wanted you to sell anything.
01:01:46Betty.
01:01:50I'm very touched you should come all the way down here.
01:01:53And once I'm fit again, I'll do everything I can to make life easier for you on the farm.
01:01:59I promise.
01:02:01When did you say it'd be home?
01:02:03I'm not sure.
01:02:05But when I do get up north, I'll still be in hospital.
01:02:10But I'll take a trip out to see you as soon as I can.
01:02:13Goodbye, Charlie.
01:02:15See you soon.
01:02:19Goodbye, Charlie.
01:02:23Goodbye, Charlie.
01:02:53Goodbye, Charlie.
01:03:07Charlie.
01:03:08Nellie.
01:03:11All I want to do now is get out of here and start my life again.
01:03:15Just you and me.
01:03:19Except I have promised Betty that she can stay at the farm until I help her find a place of her own.
01:03:26I know how she must be feeling.
01:03:27Whether be dropping her like that.
01:03:28Whether be dropped her?
01:03:29Went off with someone else.
01:03:30A woman with a lot of money.
01:03:31A woman with a lot of money.
01:03:32Oh, God.
01:03:33That's my fault.
01:03:34That is all my fault.
01:03:35I should have let her have him there when she wanted to.
01:03:36Damn.
01:03:37How is she?
01:03:38How is she?
01:03:39Oh, all right, I suppose.
01:03:40Lovely grounds here, aren't they?
01:03:41Lovely grounds here, aren't they?
01:03:42Lovely grounds here, aren't they?
01:03:43Lovely grounds here, aren't they?
01:03:44Oh, all right, I suppose.
01:03:45Lovely grounds here, aren't they?
01:03:47You know, I used to hate the farm.
01:03:48I used to hate the farm and long to get away from them.
01:03:52That's a bomb.
01:03:53I used to hate the farm, then long to get away from them.
01:03:58Well, that's my fault.
01:04:02That's all my fault.
01:04:05I should have let her have him there when she wanted to.
01:04:09Damn.
01:04:10How is she?
01:04:11Oh, all right, I suppose.
01:04:15Lovely grounds here, aren't they?
01:04:16long to get away I can't wait to get back you to be patient Charlie you're
01:04:23still poorly they said I'd not let you get upset or overexcited about anything
01:04:29famous shrapnel if it moves where we don't want it to
01:04:37we can have so little time left together don't wasted so much of my life
01:04:44that's stupid marriage talk about the madness of youth I was mad too I fell in love with a lovely
01:04:53lanky lad but he didn't feel the same all that's passed Charlie
01:05:00if you and I never have more than we have at this moment I'll thank God that I've loved you
01:05:08oh Charlie don't cry please don't cry
01:05:13all right I think that's tea
01:05:22come on now
01:05:24oh you'll never guess who I saw on the way in
01:05:34Polly Polly Benton that was
01:05:37Polly what was she doing here visiting her brother
01:05:42Arthur is here in the annex she said a special section for
01:05:49oh you're not to be upset tell me Nellie
01:05:52Arthur was my best friend sometimes I thought the only friend I had now tell me
01:05:59he was wounded they didn't expect him to live but he did and he's here
01:06:08what's left of him poor soul
01:06:11what am I doing it's a captain now we haven't been court-martial for being so familiar
01:06:29oh come on Arthur where shall I sit
01:06:44you're a captain who'd have believed it
01:06:57you indeed
01:06:58oh no thanks
01:07:00nice ward this
01:07:06oh aye aye
01:07:07they do us proud
01:07:09you are it
01:07:12Polly told us you were in here
01:07:13badly not about to
01:07:15shrapnel
01:07:16I have been feeling sorry for myself
01:07:20hey nurse
01:07:23just tell him I'll be along in a minute
01:07:24just say Arthur will be there
01:07:25gets depressed
01:07:31I'll make him laugh
01:07:32I'll make them all laugh
01:07:34your mother said that even your letters were comical
01:07:37how is Polly I haven't seen her
01:07:40Mrs. Slater
01:07:41oh she ever loved that man
01:07:44died in battle you know
01:07:46a hero's death she says
01:07:48if I'd have come across him I would have given him something in it wouldn't have been a hero's death
01:07:52I mean that Charlie
01:07:54how are you anyway I mean you happy like
01:08:00yes and no
01:08:02Victoria and I get intervanced
01:08:04no
01:08:05no is that why you've sold up
01:08:07sold up what
01:08:09sold up what a farm
01:08:10I haven't sold a farm
01:08:12but Polly said that you'd sold up everything and Ma was laid off and you were going away
01:08:19I'm not going away
01:08:20Charlie
01:08:25Betty
01:08:28Betty
01:08:32you can't do this McFell
01:08:34we're putting yourself at risk and I won't be held responsible
01:08:37look if it happens it happens and then I'll be that
01:08:39and if it doesn't
01:08:41well I'll be back to worry
01:08:43make it out whenever you like
01:08:44I've been given specific instructions that you're not to exert yourself
01:08:47not to rush about and get excited for weeks
01:08:49months
01:08:49McFell
01:08:51well
01:09:21Oh, my God.
01:09:51Oh, my God.
01:10:21What's happened, Arnold?
01:10:29I thought the world had stopped going mad when the war ended.
01:10:33Where's my sister?
01:10:35Gone, sir.
01:10:37We did everything she said because we were told you authorised it all.
01:10:43The clearance of the farm?
01:10:45Aye, sir.
01:10:46She had a written statement from you.
01:10:50She went down south to see you in hospital
01:10:52and come back and said you were in a bad state.
01:10:57Shell shocked and all, and you would never work again.
01:11:01And everybody felt sorry for us, sir.
01:11:03And brought the cattle, the sheep, the lot.
01:11:10And the farm?
01:11:14Oh, I think the farm is still yours, sir.
01:11:18Just every stick of furniture was carted away for auction.
01:11:23But where is she?
01:11:24Why, I think she said she was going to Australia.
01:11:32Oh, aye.
01:11:34She did leave something for you, sir.
01:11:38Behind the clock.
01:11:39What I've taken is man by rights.
01:11:51The last straw was you having the nerve to bring another chapman here.
01:11:55Well, see how she likes starting out building a home and a farm from scratch.
01:12:02You can take me to court if you can find me.
01:12:04Why didn't you tell me?
01:12:29Because you weren't to be upset.
01:12:30I suppose the doctor told you to come and get me.
01:12:34He telephoned as soon as you walked out.
01:12:37He was very anxious for you, Charlie.
01:12:39You're still at risk.
01:12:41What does it matter?
01:12:44No, you've got to rest.
01:12:46Let's find a place to sit.
01:12:49Do you trust me a second time in a hayloft?
01:12:55Be careful, Charlie.
01:13:00Nellie, we've got to talk.
01:13:10Sit down.
01:13:18Do you remember Slater?
01:13:20Yes.
01:13:21Polly's husband.
01:13:23You know what to do?
01:13:24Start crawling!
01:13:25That's where it all began, out there on the cinder path.
01:13:31The cinder path?
01:13:33My father used to beat him there.
01:13:37Slater hated us.
01:13:39All of us.
01:13:41And taunted me all my life.
01:13:44Every time we met.
01:13:45You utter one word, mister.
01:13:50And I tell the army and the whole bloody world
01:13:54just how your father lost his life.
01:13:58Until the last time in the trenches.
01:14:02When I couldn't take it anymore.
01:14:07I wouldn't do that, sir.
01:14:10I killed him, Nellie.
01:14:16I killed Slater.
01:14:19Why?
01:14:20Why did you kill him?
01:14:24I thought I had achieved something on my own.
01:14:27At last.
01:14:29I was a lieutenant in command of men I knew respected me.
01:14:33I've heard of blokes in the old days buying the commissions.
01:14:36But never one that paid for it with his wife's hoarding.
01:14:38They were all bloody terrified to name the major and cause a scandal.
01:14:44And Slater told me about that appointment.
01:14:47And I knew every word he said was true.
01:14:49And the truth was too much for me.
01:14:54You're a loser, Macfair.
01:14:56That's the last you loved.
01:14:58You married a whore and lost her.
01:15:01And now you've even lost your own bloody platoon.
01:15:03The most frightening thing in life, Nellie,
01:15:05is to come face to face with yourself.
01:15:08And so I fired.
01:15:12Charlie, you must have had good reason.
01:15:17Oh, he had a gun.
01:15:22But would he have used it?
01:15:24I mean...
01:15:25I don't know.
01:15:29I'll never know.
01:15:32Charlie, you know, to let it torment you.
01:15:35You've got to think of the future now, of us.
01:15:39We've got to make a fresh start.
01:15:41Charlie!
01:15:57Charlie!
01:15:57Charlie!
01:15:58Charlie!
01:16:00Please, God.
01:16:07Did it move?
01:16:18It's moved, Nellie.
01:16:21I'm sure it has.
01:16:26I survived.
01:16:29But more than that,
01:16:31I've got you, Nellie.
01:16:33I've got you.
01:16:35I've got you.
01:16:36I've got you.
01:16:36I've got you.
01:16:38I've got you.
01:16:40I've got you.
01:16:42I've got you.
01:16:43I've got you.
01:16:44I've got you.
01:16:45I've got you.
01:16:46I've got you.
01:16:47I've got you.
01:16:48I've got you.
01:16:49I've got you.
01:16:50I've got you.
01:16:51I've got you.
01:16:52I've got you.
01:16:53I've got you.
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