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Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is a 1936 British drama film produced and directed by George King, and written by Frederick Hayward, H. F. Maltby, and George Dibdin-Pitt. The film features actor Tod Slaughter as the barber Sweeney Todd.
Plot: In the Nineteenth Century, in London, the barber Sweeney Todd invites lonely and wealthy costumers in the port to his barbershop on the nearby Fleet Street and murders them to take their money, while his associate Mrs. Lovatt and owner of a bakery below is barbershop gets rid off the bodies. Sweeney uses his fortune to help the fleet owner Stephen Oakley with the intention to force his daughter Joanna to marry him. However, the beloved Joanna's boyfriend Mark Ingerstreet returns rich from his last voyage and Sweeney decides to kill him and steal his fortune in pearl, making Mrs. Lovatt jealous with the situation.
Entertaining movie. Nicely written and good acting.
Tod Slaughter as Sweeney Todd
Stella Rho as Mrs. Lovatt
John Singer as Tobias Ragg
Eve Lister as Johanna Oakley
Bruce Seton as Mark Ingerstreet
D. J. Williams as Stephen Oakley
Davina Craig as Nan
Jerry Verno as Pearley
Graham Soutten (credited as Ben Souten) as Beadle
Billy Holland as Mr. Parsons
Norman Pierce as Mr. Findlay
Aubrey Mallalieu as Trader Paterson
Plot: In the Nineteenth Century, in London, the barber Sweeney Todd invites lonely and wealthy costumers in the port to his barbershop on the nearby Fleet Street and murders them to take their money, while his associate Mrs. Lovatt and owner of a bakery below is barbershop gets rid off the bodies. Sweeney uses his fortune to help the fleet owner Stephen Oakley with the intention to force his daughter Joanna to marry him. However, the beloved Joanna's boyfriend Mark Ingerstreet returns rich from his last voyage and Sweeney decides to kill him and steal his fortune in pearl, making Mrs. Lovatt jealous with the situation.
Entertaining movie. Nicely written and good acting.
Tod Slaughter as Sweeney Todd
Stella Rho as Mrs. Lovatt
John Singer as Tobias Ragg
Eve Lister as Johanna Oakley
Bruce Seton as Mark Ingerstreet
D. J. Williams as Stephen Oakley
Davina Craig as Nan
Jerry Verno as Pearley
Graham Soutten (credited as Ben Souten) as Beadle
Billy Holland as Mr. Parsons
Norman Pierce as Mr. Findlay
Aubrey Mallalieu as Trader Paterson
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00:02:52All aboard, sir.
00:02:53Righto, Pally, give him a hand stowing.
00:02:55You mean aboard the ship, sir?
00:02:56Well, of course, why not?
00:02:57Hadn't I better stay here with you, sir?
00:03:19Joanna.
00:03:19Ma.
00:03:20Oh, it's wonderful seeing you again.
00:03:21I was afraid that last night's goodbye was...
00:03:23Oh, I couldn't let you go without another word.
00:03:25Your father, does he know you're here?
00:03:26Heaven forbid!
00:03:28What have you done to put him so against you, Ma?
00:03:30Well, it's what I haven't done.
00:03:31It's because I'm poor, because my parents are poor.
00:03:33Because I'm just making one of his own ships.
00:03:35Why, he despises me.
00:03:43Hello, Pally.
00:03:45Hello, Nan.
00:03:46You know, I ever fought you told yesterday,
00:03:49by Crystal Guy, sir.
00:03:50Did you now?
00:03:51Oh, what did you see?
00:03:53Your face.
00:03:54Ah, perhaps it was something that had got into the glass.
00:03:58Ah, Mr. Todd.
00:04:00Come to bid farewell to the Golden Oak?
00:04:02Yes, sir.
00:04:03There's scarcely a man-check of that crew.
00:04:06I haven't had in my barber's chair
00:04:07brown beards, black beards, red beards.
00:04:11I've polished them all up.
00:04:13Ah, but it's when they return from their journeyings that they need you more.
00:04:16Yes, I make them spick and span to meet their sweethearts.
00:04:22Lovely lot of throats, the lot of them.
00:04:25Beautiful throats, rich and mellow to a razor.
00:04:29You're an artist, you are, Mr. Todd.
00:04:33I love my work.
00:04:36Oh, um, here's a list of things I want you to bring me back.
00:04:40One parrot, five pounds of tea, thirty yards of red Japanese silk, four...
00:04:45Here!
00:04:45Where do I put all these things during the voyage?
00:04:48Oh, in your bunk.
00:04:50Then how can I sleep?
00:04:52Oh, I won't know that till I'm married to.
00:04:56Well, there seems to be plenty of money in the barber's business.
00:04:59Looks to you anyway, Mr. Todd.
00:05:00Good day.
00:05:05Money.
00:05:06Money.
00:05:07If only I had money.
00:05:08What about the money to pay for all these things?
00:05:10Now, if I were a fine gentleman,
00:05:12it's money that makes the gentleman.
00:05:13Harry's way for a gentleman!
00:05:15Harry's way for a gentleman!
00:05:21Father!
00:05:22Blimey, the governor.
00:05:25I'm off.
00:05:26Oh, give us a kiss before he can help.
00:05:29I'll add it to the list.
00:05:36What's the meaning of this? What are you doing here?
00:05:38I asked Joanna here to say goodbye.
00:05:40Father, I came here because I...
00:05:41Quiet, girl!
00:05:42Get aboard your ship, sir.
00:05:44You know my answer to you.
00:05:45But I love Joanna.
00:05:46How dare you argue with me!
00:05:47Get aboard, I say!
00:05:48Or I'll have you thrown there.
00:05:49Please go, Ma.
00:05:51Goodbye, Joanna.
00:06:02I'll have something to say to you when I get home tonight.
00:06:04Oh, sir!
00:06:05Stop snivelling and get in!
00:06:06Yes, sir.
00:06:13All right.
00:06:14You see, Mr. Oakley, I was right.
00:06:31You were, Todd.
00:06:32How did you know she would be coming here?
00:06:34I guess, Mr. Oakley.
00:06:36It's a shame that a fine girl like your daughter
00:06:38should throw herself away.
00:06:40She will not throw herself away, Mr. Todd.
00:06:42I'm very indebted to you.
00:06:43Mr. Oakley, when will it be convenient to discuss again
00:06:47the matter we broached the other day?
00:06:49Ah, yes.
00:06:50About your taking up a share in the new ship.
00:06:53To the tune of, shall we say, 15,000 pounds?
00:06:5615,000 pounds?
00:06:58Maybe I can find a little more.
00:07:00Well, well, well.
00:07:01And all amassed from beards and whiskers.
00:07:04The fruits of my razor.
00:07:06So many I've polished out.
00:07:08And Mr. Todd, are you dining anywhere tonight?
00:07:10At home, sir.
00:07:12Only at home.
00:07:13Will you try a cut of mutton and boiled fowl with me?
00:07:17Mr. Oakley, you are too kind.
00:07:19Edelsticks, I shall be glad of your company.
00:07:22Tonight, then.
00:07:24With pleasure.
00:07:26There, there, Miss Joanna.
00:07:28Now the man shall fly past and he'll soon be back.
00:07:32I hope so.
00:07:33Well, Liz, there's nothing to cry about.
00:07:36No.
00:07:37Ah, Mr. Beadle, so you've brought me another apprentice.
00:07:42And a nice little boy, too.
00:07:44The city master says this is the last boy he's going to send you.
00:07:48You've had seven, and they've all disappeared.
00:07:50Boys will be boys.
00:07:52But you get a guinea from the parish funds for each boy.
00:07:56Seven guineas in seven weeks.
00:07:59And this is the eighth.
00:08:01And the last.
00:08:02Make yourselves at home.
00:08:12And now to business.
00:08:16What's your name, my little man?
00:08:18Tobias Wray.
00:08:20Orphan found on the steps of St. Dunstan's.
00:08:23Now, before you are bound in a friendship,
00:08:26the city master wishes to know if it is of your own free will.
00:08:30Yes, sir.
00:08:39We both bear witness that the lad is willing.
00:08:44And count yourself a very lucky little boy.
00:08:47The city master has ordered me to keep a special eye on you.
00:08:51Isn't he a lucky little boy?
00:08:54A special eye from the good Beadle,
00:08:57and a penny a day from me.
00:09:00Now, for your sign here, Mr. Todd,
00:09:05this guinea is yours.
00:09:16I'm obliged to you, Beadle.
00:09:19Well, good day, Tobias.
00:09:28Good day, Mr. Todd.
00:09:31Good day, worthy beadle.
00:09:35Oh, I should like to polish him off.
00:09:40Come here, Tobias.
00:09:46Are you afraid of me, Tobias?
00:09:49No, no, not really, sir.
00:09:52Take care, you don't give me cause to make you afraid of me.
00:09:56I'll try to do my best, sir.
00:09:58That's a good boy.
00:10:00The first duty of a barber's boy is to keep a still tongue in his head.
00:10:05Yes, sir.
00:10:06I knew a nice little barber's boy once who had his tongue cut out for letting it wag too much.
00:10:13I won't talk, sir.
00:10:14Now, if any of my customers should give you a penny, what would you do with it, Tobias?
00:10:20I don't know, sir.
00:10:21You'll give all the pennies to me and I'll keep them for you till you become a rich, rich man.
00:10:27You'd like that, wouldn't you, Tobias?
00:10:29Yes, sir.
00:10:30What would you buy if you were a rich, rich man?
00:10:33One of those pies that looks so good in the shop next door.
00:10:37Oh, well.
00:10:38Here's a penny.
00:10:39Go and buy yourself a pie.
00:10:42And pretend you are a rich, rich man.
00:10:45Thank you, sir.
00:10:46Well, my little man.
00:11:16What's for you?
00:11:17Please, ma'am, may I have a penny pie?
00:11:19Certainly you can, if you have a penny.
00:11:25What a nice new penny.
00:11:26Where did you get it?
00:11:27Mr. Todd, my new master, ma'am.
00:11:30So you are Mr. Todd's new apprentice.
00:11:32Yes, ma'am.
00:11:33How old are you, my dear?
00:11:35Just twelve, ma'am.
00:11:36Sweet child.
00:11:37You shall have a special big pie.
00:11:41Thank you, ma'am.
00:12:03why this visit i was anxious i hadn't seen you all day no i've been busy busy at the key side
00:12:32no ship has birthed today the golden hope has just sailed oh stephen oakley's ship why the interest
00:12:39i may be joining him in partnership going up in the world well it's better than going down
00:12:47many that go up come down quickly enough from the gallows by that i suppose you mean i could hang
00:12:55you sweeney with one word like that and i could hang you my precious without that if we must
00:13:02hang together better alive than dead
00:13:06why all the care i'm dining with mr oakley tonight and wish to give his women folk a treat
00:13:15then you are jealous only for what you do with your money our money the money i have helped you
00:13:22to get and i'll not have that squandered on her
00:13:24what are you doing here spying no sir but i thought as i'd finish my
00:13:36why do you stare at me please ma'am i left you in your shop and i was wondering how you
00:13:44come here tobias
00:13:50there was once an apprentice to a barber whose eyes were too big whose tongue was too long
00:14:03who saw too much and spoke of what he saw so his master took his sharpest razor and strapped
00:14:10dropped it well no no no no no please i promise i won't say a word not even to the pedal
00:14:20i shouldn't like you to be a little boy like that tobias
00:14:24i'm sure i look a fright i hope i look a fright why should i dress up for mr torn oh miss jowenna
00:14:38you look more lovely than ever such flattery man for shame on you well look for yourself
00:14:45you'd win the heart of any girl no one could help losing their heart to you miss i suppose
00:14:53father has some business deal with mr todd and i've got to be sweet to him
00:14:56mr todd howdy dog a pig that's what he is a pig miss jowenna i brought the figures right up to date sir
00:15:05why has the cost of building this ship gone so high
00:15:12forgive me sir but i've always thought the project a little ambitious ambitious of course is ambitious is it a crime to own the finest ship afloat i tell you savage i'll finish that ship if it costs me every penny i have
00:15:20now why not be a little nice to mr todd yet to please your father perhaps make him think a little more kindly of mr mark for your sake
00:15:27the confectors are demanding an immediate further advance of five thousand pounds and i'm afraid sir that's not possible you haven't got it
00:15:37mr todd sir mr todd i'm delighted to see you i'm afraid i was still hard at work this is mr savage my secretary who has just come from the shipyard what a wonder that new ship of mine will be mr todd
00:15:44mr
00:15:55a glass of sherry sir thank you light or dark dark if i may be so bold and you've chosen right
00:16:03your health sir
00:16:10ah joanna you've met mr todd before haven't you
00:16:15you are looking more lovely than ever tonight
00:16:18miss joanna
00:16:20you're very kind sir
00:16:21she takes after mean looks and her mother in wilfulness
00:16:25dinner is served sir
00:16:26will you take my daughter in mr todd
00:16:28delighted
00:16:51well captain stevenson
00:16:53many thanks
00:16:54a very pleasant voyage sir
00:16:55a juicy pleasant voyage
00:16:56well we've done our best to make you comfortable mr finley
00:16:59and you've succeeded captain
00:17:00a devilish quick voyage sir
00:17:02three months from bombay to london
00:17:04remarkable
00:17:05remarkable
00:17:06yes sir
00:17:07these fast clippers of ours make the world seem smaller everyday
00:17:10yes but it's grand to be home again
00:17:12oh
00:17:13may i ask you to distribute this amongst the crew
00:17:15a little appreciation
00:17:16you're very generous sir
00:17:17yes i can afford to be
00:17:18ha ha
00:17:19no need for me to work again
00:17:21well good day captain and thanks again
00:17:23thank you sir
00:17:24thank you sir
00:17:29welcome to england sir
00:17:30thank you
00:17:31thank you
00:17:32pleasant voyage i hope
00:17:33use it pleasant
00:17:35permit me to present my car
00:17:39mr sweeney todd
00:17:41barber of fleet street
00:17:42at your service sir
00:17:44after months i'd see what could be more pleasant
00:17:47than a haircut shave shampoo and a general polish
00:17:51begad i believe you're right
00:17:53is your shop nearby
00:17:54but round the corner sir
00:17:55begad mr sweeney todd
00:17:57you shall polish me off as you put it
00:17:59here take my trip from spotted horse hotel
00:18:01sharing cross i'll follow it half an hour
00:18:03now mr todd i'm at your service
00:18:04no sir
00:18:05i'm at your service
00:18:06no sir i'm at your service
00:18:07what a nuisance care is
00:18:08you'd be in a bad way without it
00:18:10and so will mr sweeney todd
00:18:12after them
00:18:13how i dread that carriage drive with him this afternoon
00:18:15i have a mind to say i know
00:18:18oh you can't do that miss
00:18:19now um
00:18:20think you'll be warm enough
00:18:21i have one
00:18:22two
00:18:23three petticoats
00:18:24oh
00:18:25you should never take the air in less than five
00:18:27now um
00:18:30oh
00:18:31you've neglected to put on your red flannel
00:18:34now that should go on first next to your pantaloons
00:18:37should i wear the chest protector do you think
00:18:39oh without a doubt miss
00:18:41why you had our bath only yesterday
00:18:43yes but some people say a beard is a protection against a cold
00:18:47nonsense sir
00:18:48a beard is an unnecessary appendage
00:18:50why do we have them
00:18:51why do we have them
00:18:52provide employment for honest workers
00:18:55this is my boy
00:18:56a charity lad
00:18:57come here tobias
00:18:59just tell the gentleman where you'd be
00:19:02if there were no beards
00:19:03back in the workhouse i expect sir
00:19:05there's your answer sir
00:19:10no no no sir
00:19:11not there sir
00:19:12sit here sir
00:19:13my special chair sir
00:19:15for gentlemen like you sir
00:19:17from abroad sir
00:19:19who desire
00:19:21an extra polishing off
00:19:22thank you
00:19:23just place your bag beside you sir
00:19:25it will be quite safe
00:19:27there sir
00:19:36been long from england sir
00:19:38twelve years
00:19:39your friends and relations will be glad to see you back
00:19:41i have no relations that i trouble about
00:19:44or who trouble about me
00:19:45and friends
00:19:46none in this country
00:19:48all alone in the world as one might say
00:19:52well
00:19:55not quite
00:19:56i've brought plenty of companions with me
00:19:58who'll make me friends wherever i go
00:20:00i understand sir
00:20:02golden companions
00:20:04with a head of his majesty on them eh
00:20:06they're the best friends a man can have
00:20:09you are wise to keep them with you sir
00:20:12banks can't be trusted
00:20:14is the soap to your liking
00:20:16most delicately perfumed
00:20:17and the water hot enough
00:20:19perfect
00:20:20then we'll see if my razor will suit you
00:20:22tobias
00:20:24go and see the time
00:20:25by the trocats and dunstans
00:20:34you want five minutes to twelve o'clock sir
00:20:35oh then you must be hungry my little man
00:20:37see
00:20:38here's a penny for you
00:20:40go and ask mrs lovett to give you
00:20:42one of her largest pounds
00:20:43thank you sir
00:20:44and you need not return
00:20:46until you've eaten it all
00:20:47see if you can make it last you
00:20:49while you walk
00:20:50to charing cross and bed
00:20:52thank you sir
00:20:57you have a soft heart mr. Todd
00:20:59tender as a chicken son
00:21:01it's my one weakness
00:21:03now see the welcome
00:21:04swinnie todd gives to gentlemen
00:21:06who return
00:21:08from foreign parts
00:21:09foreign parts.
00:21:39There, my dear. This one will last you to Whitehall and back.
00:21:56Thank you, ma'am. Good day.
00:21:58Good day, dear.
00:22:09Good day, dear.
00:22:40Who is it this time?
00:22:42Nabob from the Indies.
00:22:43Is he...
00:22:44I polished him up upstairs.
00:22:53I like them from the Indies. They generally have so much money.
00:22:57Yes, generally. He's a fine figure of a man. You're in luck.
00:23:02I wonder.
00:23:03Well, I've done my part. Now it's your turn.
00:23:06Aren't you going to help me?
00:23:08I can't stop now. You can give me my half-share later. I...
00:23:12I have to meet another customer.
00:23:14In your best clothes, too.
00:23:16Well, if I don't dress well, how can I attract the best customers?
00:23:20Or the best girls.
00:23:21Rubbish. I don't shave girls.
00:23:24But you shave their fathers.
00:23:25What are you talking about?
00:23:27Stephen Oakley and his daughter. Do you think I don't know?
00:23:30Take care, Sweeney.
00:23:31There, there. I'll be back soon, and I'll give you a hand.
00:23:36Don't worry. I'll manage.
00:23:38Don't worry. I'll manage.
00:23:40I beg your pardon?
00:23:42I didn't say anything.
00:23:43You leave me to make all the conversation.
00:23:44I like to be quiet sometimes.
00:24:02Pretty, isn't it?
00:24:03Oh, it's lovely. Where did it come from?
00:24:04The East Indies.
00:24:05It was left to me by a customer.
00:24:06Pearls, rubies, and sapphires.
00:24:07Pearls for your teeth. Rubies for your lips. And sapphires for your eyes.
00:24:08I'll be happy to make all the conversation.
00:24:09I like to be quiet sometimes.
00:24:11I like to be quiet sometimes.
00:24:16Pretty, isn't it?
00:24:17Oh, it's lovely. Where did it come from?
00:24:18The East Indies.
00:24:19Was left to me by a customer.
00:24:20Pearls, rubies, and sapphires.
00:24:21Pearls for your teeth. Rubies for your lips. And sapphires for your eyes.
00:24:34Oh, sir, you mustn't.
00:24:37But it's for you. I have your father's permission.
00:24:39But to accept a gift like this from you, I...
00:24:40Would inspire me with a little hope.
00:25:04And that's why they call it the Cape of Good Hope.
00:25:06Oh.
00:25:07And now we've passed it, I suppose we ain't got no hopes.
00:25:11I have, Pearlie.
00:25:12Ah, you're different.
00:25:13Your girl will love, honour, and obey you.
00:25:16Well, won't your girl?
00:25:17Well, I suppose we'll both do the loving, and I shall do the honour and obeying.
00:25:23...
00:25:34Snowdrop!
00:25:39Yes, Master Patterson.
00:25:41up. Yes, Master Patterson? Listen. They've started at last, Snowdrop. Yes, Master. Medicine
00:25:54men tell him we're a big jar of firewater. Aye, the drunken hound. I thought they'd been
00:25:59quiet over long. You slip away to the water's edge. The big ship should be here any time
00:26:05now. Golden hope, Master? Aye, the golden hope. Get aboard somehow. Tell the captain to send help.
00:26:35Oh, you're a pessimist, Pearlie. Yes, and now. Yes, because you may be right, and now, because
00:26:51I don't know what it means.
00:27:05Come on, get him there. Come on, bring him aboard here. Get him. Get him a ton of rum, Jim.
00:27:33Get him a ton of rum, Jim. All right. Yes.
00:27:52It's not surprising, sir. Yes.
00:27:54But you've a sweetheart at all. Perhaps she doesn't want to lose you. Well, you've got a wife, sir.
00:27:59Well, perhaps she wouldn't mind losing me. Still. All right. We'll go together.
00:28:06Well, I'll come with you, sir. But you've a sweetheart at all. Perhaps she doesn't want to lose you.
00:28:12Well, you've got a wife, sir. Well, perhaps she wouldn't mind losing me. Still. All right. We'll go together. Come on.
00:28:19Come on.
00:28:30Come on.
00:28:31Come on.
00:28:37ine!
00:29:07Let's go!
00:29:37Come on!
00:29:38Come on!
00:29:39Come on!
00:29:40Come on!
00:29:41Come on!
00:29:42Come on!
00:29:43Come on!
00:29:44Comfortable there, old man?
00:29:45Now, let's see where you're at.
00:29:47Want a drink of water?
00:29:48Yeah, yeah.
00:29:49Inside my shirt, a bag.
00:29:52I made it myself.
00:29:57This?
00:29:58Aye.
00:29:59Open it.
00:30:00Come on!
00:30:01Come on!
00:30:02Come on!
00:30:03Come on!
00:30:04Come on!
00:30:05Come on!
00:30:06Ah!
00:30:07Aye.
00:30:08I didn't ken what they're worth.
00:30:10They're what I've worked for all these years.
00:30:14They're no use to me now.
00:30:17Will you do me a service in exchange?
00:30:21I want no exchange.
00:30:23Bury me three points nor by nor nor west.
00:30:29That's where a wolf say lies.
00:30:34What is it?
00:30:35Captain, sir.
00:30:36What do you mean he is?
00:30:38Three points.
00:30:40Nor by nor nor west.
00:30:51In the order, sir?
00:30:53Yes.
00:30:54Get the compass from the boat.
00:30:56Tell the man to dig a grave for two fellow countrymen.
00:30:58Three points north of nor nor west.
00:31:01Aye, aye, sir.
00:31:09Three points north of nor nor west.
00:31:17Heaven forbid that I should appear an ungrateful man.
00:31:20The weeks and months slip by until I feel a little impatient.
00:31:24But I don't understand, Todd.
00:31:26You're getting the interest on your money, aren't you?
00:31:28Yes, but I was not thinking so much of the monetary interest.
00:31:31What do you mean?
00:31:32I mean, Joanna was persistent in her lack of it.
00:31:35You are so much older than she is. Spring and autumn, as the saying goes.
00:31:39Those are often the happiest of marriages.
00:31:41The golden hope will soon be home and then you can have your money in full.
00:31:45Do you suggest I await the return of the golden hope before I speak to your daughter?
00:31:50My dear fellow, there's nothing to prevent your arsel here now.
00:31:54But there's much to prevent her accepting me.
00:31:56And there'll be still more to prevent it if the golden hope is here.
00:31:59Then what do you suggest?
00:32:00That you pay me the money you owe me.
00:32:03You owe me.
00:32:04But I can't, Todd. You know I can't.
00:32:06Then the new ship becomes my sole property.
00:32:09But you can't. You wouldn't.
00:32:12I can. Have you read our little agreement?
00:32:15But I wouldn't if you were my father-in-law.
00:32:19But I... I can't answer for my daughter.
00:32:24The girl has a will of her own.
00:32:25Then you must cultivate some powers of persuasion.
00:32:28She's a good girl, a dutiful daughter.
00:32:31And when she knows her father's future is in her own hands,
00:32:34at so small a cost to her,
00:32:36can you doubt what her answer will be?
00:32:39Mr. Todd, you'll place me on the rack.
00:32:42No, sir. It is you who place me on the rack.
00:32:44I am the offended one, sir.
00:32:46And it is up to you now to make amends.
00:32:48Oh, Mr. Todd, I thought you'd gone.
00:32:51But just about to take my lead.
00:32:53Your father and I had so much to talk about.
00:32:56It delayed me.
00:32:58Tomorrow at the latest, I must have your answer.
00:33:01Then I shall know what steps to take.
00:33:14What's the matter, father?
00:33:16A little worried, my dear, that's all.
00:33:18About the new ship?
00:33:20I'm afraid I've bitten off more than I could chew.
00:33:23What will happen if you can't complete her?
00:33:25She passes out of my hands into his.
00:33:28Mr. Todd?
00:33:29Yes.
00:33:30And I shall still owe him more than I can pay.
00:33:33What will happen then?
00:33:35I'm afraid all this must go.
00:33:39And you, father?
00:33:41I expect I shall have to go with it.
00:33:44You mean he can send you to prison?
00:33:47Oh, can't anything be done?
00:33:50Hadn't you anything you can realize money on?
00:33:58No, nothing.
00:34:11No, nothing.
00:34:12No, nothing.
00:34:33Congratulations.
00:34:34On what?
00:34:35You look at least two years younger.
00:34:37In fact, you scarcely look a day older than her own father.
00:34:40You've heard of my good fortune, eh?
00:34:42Bad news travels fast.
00:34:44Oh, I should like to polish you off.
00:34:48I know you would.
00:34:49But you don't.
00:35:03Pisa, I've got news.
00:35:04The Golden Hope.
00:35:05What about the Golden Hope?
00:35:06She's coming up to the river with the tithe.
00:35:08A postboy told me.
00:35:09He passed away by the Isle of Doug not an hour ago.
00:35:11Pisa, you're hurting me.
00:35:13You're a good boy, Tobias.
00:35:15You shall have a penny.
00:35:16Thank you, sir.
00:35:17A little later on.
00:35:18I'll go.
00:35:19Good night.
00:35:20Can I come ashore with you, sir?
00:35:21Carry bag or something?
00:35:23Could I come ashore with you, sir?
00:35:35Carry bag or something?
00:35:36What are you so anxious to go ashore for?
00:35:38Well, you seem to forget.
00:35:40The captain's job's finished once he's birthed his ship.
00:35:42The supercargoer's job's only just begun.
00:35:45But, sir, but get on with it, man.
00:35:47I'll tell her what an important fellow you are nowadays.
00:35:53Oh, pardon me, but isn't it Captain Mark Ingustry?
00:35:57I'm afraid you overstated, sir. Acting Captain.
00:35:59Let's hope your new rank may be confirmed, sir.
00:36:02Not only for your sake, but for the lady as well.
00:36:04You seem very well informed, sir.
00:36:06There's not much escapes me.
00:36:08Doubtless you know me by name.
00:36:11Sweeney Todd, Barbara Fleet Street.
00:36:13Why, of course I know the name, and I'm very pleased to have made your acquaintance.
00:36:16And now if you'll excuse me, sir.
00:36:16On winds of love, if I might use the expression.
00:36:19Well, perhaps you're right.
00:36:21You should look your best, Captain.
00:36:22Don't you think so?
00:36:24Of course you should.
00:36:25Don't be shy.
00:36:26It won't take a minute.
00:36:28Well, the quicker you are, the better I'll be pleased.
00:36:30No, sir, no.
00:36:31The better I shall be pleased.
00:36:41Oh, Miss Joanne, oh, such good news.
00:36:43What is it, man?
00:36:44The golden hope is in.
00:36:45And Mr. Mark and my failure are safe and sound.
00:36:48Mark.
00:36:49I hope you don't understand this.
00:36:53Everything's all right.
00:36:54Mr. Mark's been made captive.
00:36:56My pearl is too for cargo.
00:36:58And Mr. Mark's a rich man, so you'll be able to get married.
00:37:00Oh, it isn't true.
00:37:01It can't be true.
00:37:02Who told you?
00:37:02It is true.
00:37:03Everybody's talking about you.
00:37:05You're handy for the key here, Mr. Todd.
00:37:11I'm handy for most things, Captain.
00:37:13When I'm finished with you, you won't know yourself.
00:37:16Well, I hope Miss Oakley will know me.
00:37:18Oh, that's a good one.
00:37:20I couldn't have said it better myself.
00:37:22Come inside, sir.
00:37:24Come inside.
00:37:32Do you not sit there, sir?
00:37:34My chair is waiting for you.
00:37:35Successful voyage, Captain?
00:37:58More than successful.
00:37:59My future is made.
00:38:00You're a lucky man.
00:38:02Successful trading, eh?
00:38:03Know anything about pearls?
00:38:05A little.
00:38:06Have a look at these.
00:38:08They were given me by a dying man.
00:38:10I wish it were my fortune to meet such a man.
00:38:13You may do.
00:38:14You never know your fate.
00:38:15You're quite right, sir.
00:38:17You never know your fate.
00:38:20And fate has made me the happiest man in the world.
00:38:23Nothing can stand in my way now.
00:38:24Oh, no rival or anything?
00:38:27Not the least chance of it.
00:38:28Then you are indeed a lucky man.
00:38:32You have a beautiful throat for a razor, sir.
00:38:35Beautiful.
00:38:36You should know, Mr. Todd.
00:38:37I do.
00:38:38Finished, Tobias?
00:38:39Yes, sir.
00:38:39Come here, Tobias.
00:38:41Here's a penny.
00:38:42Go and ask Mrs. Lover to give you one of our biggest prize.
00:38:45One that will last you.
00:38:47To Walgate, Pum, and back.
00:38:49Thank you, sir.
00:38:56Why do you lock the door?
00:38:57I only attend to one customer at a time, sir.
00:39:01And as you are in a hurry, I must give you my whole attention.
00:39:05Lie back, sir.
00:39:06Lie back.
00:39:06I'll soon polish you off.
00:39:19Ah!
00:39:20All right.
00:39:21Go and cross.
00:39:21Go and cross.
00:39:42All right.
00:39:44What are you doing, spying again?
00:40:01No, sir. Mrs. Lovett's shop is closed, sir.
00:40:04Oh, and where's the penny I gave you?
00:40:07Here, sir.
00:40:07That's a good boy.
00:40:09And that's what the boys get who don't know what they're told.
00:40:14Yeah!
00:40:26Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
00:40:44What are you doing here? Why is your shop closed?
00:40:51I thought you had a customer.
00:40:53Have you seen him?
00:40:55No.
00:40:56You swear that?
00:40:57Of course I swear.
00:41:01Strange.
00:41:02Very strange. Some sailors fall like cats on their feet.
00:41:08Who told you he was a sailor?
00:41:11Your best customers always are, aren't they?
00:41:14He gets away. We're lost.
00:41:17Perhaps he found the secret way.
00:41:20How could he?
00:41:21The catch is loose. Sometimes it opens on its own.
00:41:26Oh.
00:41:27Can you see anything?
00:41:34No.
00:41:35It's as dark as pitch.
00:41:37Give me that candle.
00:41:53Are you going right through?
00:41:55Yes.
00:41:57Very wise.
00:42:00Nothing like making sure.
00:42:55Well?
00:43:08No sign of him.
00:43:09I expect he's safely back on the Golden Hope by now.
00:43:12The Golden Hope, Mark Ingustry's ship.
00:43:14I believe you knew it was he.
00:43:16How could I?
00:43:18Mark Ingustry?
00:43:19Oh, then you had a double reason to.
00:43:21The sooner you learn to keep your mouth closed,
00:43:25the safer you'll be.
00:43:30The course of true love never did run smooth, so they say.
00:43:34I've heard he's returned a very rich man.
00:43:37Maybe.
00:43:38But he left here a pauper.
00:43:40I saw to that.
00:43:42Oh.
00:43:43He'll have as much chance with Oakley's daughter now
00:43:45as he had before he sailed.
00:43:47He'll find it best to make himself scarce.
00:43:50And where's my share of what you took from him?
00:43:53Don't worry.
00:43:55You'll get it.
00:43:56He he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he he
00:44:26I'll see that you get away.
00:44:56I'll see that you get away.
00:45:26Where have you been? What kept you from me?
00:45:29Listen, Joanna, I left the ship the moment it was birthed.
00:45:32I couldn't come to you soon enough to tell you of my wonderful fortune and how rich I was.
00:45:35But on the way, I stole a few moments at a barber in Fleet Street.
00:45:39Sweeney Todd?
00:45:40Yes, that's the man. Why, do you know him?
00:45:42Yes. But go on.
00:45:45Well, I was sitting in his chair.
00:45:47He knew I was in a hurry because I told him all about you.
00:45:50You told him?
00:45:51Well, of course, darling, why not?
00:45:53Oh, nothing.
00:45:54Well, all of a sudden, the chair tilted and I was flung into blackness.
00:45:58I must have crashed into the cellar below.
00:46:01I never remembered anything more until a woman who I'd never seen before
00:46:04helped me out of an old bin through a hole in the wall of a bakehouse.
00:46:08I stumbled along a passage, and at last I found myself in the porch of St. Dunstan's church.
00:46:12Oh, Mark, that dreadful man. He would have murdered you. I know he would.
00:46:15Yes, well, he's robbed me of everything that I had.
00:46:17I'm in no better position now to talk to your father than I was six months ago.
00:46:21Well, my father, too, is in terrible trouble.
00:46:23This same Sweeney Todd can throw him into prison and threatens to do so unless I...
00:46:27Who's there?
00:46:32I thought I heard voices.
00:46:34Are you all right?
00:46:35Yes, father, I'm all right.
00:46:37Good night, dear.
00:46:38Good night, father.
00:46:39You must go, dear.
00:46:42Listen, Joanna, I'll get even with this man.
00:46:45I'll have him arrested as a thief and a murderer.
00:46:47But who will believe you?
00:46:49You say you remember nothing. You must have proof of what he did.
00:46:52Yes, I must, but I'll get it.
00:46:57There is a way, but I'll need help.
00:46:59Oh, let me...
00:46:59No, no, no. This will be dangerous.
00:47:01Listen, can you get hold of Pearlie?
00:47:02Oh, Nan will know where he is.
00:47:03Well, tell him to meet me at the old warehouse on the quay.
00:47:06I'll be there.
00:47:07Mark, take care.
00:47:10For my sake.
00:47:11I promise you I will.
00:47:12And when we've got this man under lock and key,
00:47:14I'll get those jaws if I have to pull that shot down to do it.
00:47:41Good morning, Mr. Todd.
00:47:43Good morning, Mr. Parsonson.
00:47:44So you received my note, eh?
00:47:46I did.
00:47:47And what is it this time?
00:47:48Not that I fancy I shall be able to buy.
00:47:50The market in trinkets is very poor.
00:47:53And I have not yet disposed of the last consignment that you received from abroad.
00:47:58Oh, then I'm wasting your time and mine.
00:48:02Oh, my time is of no value.
00:48:04You don't appear to have much on hand yourself.
00:48:06Well, shall we get to business?
00:48:08By all means.
00:48:10And what is it you have to dispose of?
00:48:12Perls.
00:48:13Pearls.
00:48:14No market for them.
00:48:16The fashion and settings has changed.
00:48:18But these are not set.
00:48:20Oh, straight from abroad.
00:48:22I don't inquire from you what you do with the goods you buy from me.
00:48:26Why inquire where I get them?
00:48:28Why, to be sure.
00:48:29That is the basis of our business contract.
00:48:31And may I see these pearls?
00:48:33Certainly.
00:48:42There you are, pearly.
00:48:43How do I look?
00:48:44You look exactly like an old country farmer.
00:48:46But you still sound like Mr. Mark.
00:48:48Aye, I do and all.
00:48:50Well, we'll soon put a stop to that.
00:48:51That's fine, sir.
00:48:53Come on, get your things on me.
00:48:53Yes, sir.
00:48:54Match so beautifully, the sizes graduate so evenly.
00:49:02In the open market, they would fetch a handsome price.
00:49:06Oh, that's splendid news.
00:49:07Yes, you recollect I said, the open market, we are behind closed doors.
00:49:13Certainly.
00:49:14Under the circumstances, what do you suggest?
00:49:17Five thousand.
00:49:19You'll have to do better than that, Mr. Parsons.
00:49:21With pleasure, Mr. Todd.
00:49:22Shall we say, seven thousand.
00:49:24You are easier this morning, Mr. Parsons.
00:49:27No, sir.
00:49:27You are easier.
00:49:30Have you the money on you?
00:49:31The question is, if you have the money on you.
00:49:35Meaning?
00:49:36I consider seven thousand pounds, a very small amount, for you to pay me to remove the evidence
00:49:43against you.
00:49:44Evidence?
00:49:44What evidence?
00:49:46A certainty, Captain, who shall be nameless, arrived at the docks yesterday.
00:49:51He was seen to enter this shop, but never to leave.
00:49:56He had a bag of pearls, Mr. Todd.
00:49:59I'll take the seven thousand in gold, if it's all the same to you.
00:50:03You are humorous this morning, Mr. Parsons.
00:50:06Now, the fine weather brightens our senses.
00:50:08Do you mind waiting while I laugh?
00:50:10By all means, don't cut it short for me.
00:50:12Won't you take a chair while I have my laugh out?
00:50:15No, Mr. Todd, I will stand and laugh with you.
00:50:17I pray you, sir, take a seat.
00:50:19I beg you, sir, to take your hands off me.
00:50:22I see you have had your laugh out.
00:50:24Now let us get to business.
00:50:26What do you suggest?
00:50:27I will take the pearls with me and seven thousand golden sovereigns, or...
00:50:31Or what?
00:50:32I'll tell all that I know.
00:50:34And what do you know?
00:50:35Firstly, I will tell the landlord of the sporad horse why Mr. Finlay did not arrive to collect
00:50:41his luggage.
00:50:42Secondly, I will tell the city master why you had eight apprentices in eight weeks.
00:50:47And thirdly, I will tell Mr. Stephen Oakley...
00:50:51And what will you tell him?
00:50:52I will tell him what happened to the captain of the Golden Hope after he left the key.
00:50:58And then...
00:50:59Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha...
00:51:05Be there, Swinney, Tod Shop.
00:51:32Yes, sir. Do you wish to go in?
00:51:34So do you, I take it.
00:51:41Didn't you want to come in?
00:51:42I work here, sir, so I have to come in.
00:51:45But I don't wish to.
00:51:46Oh, and why not?
00:51:47Because I'm afraid, sir. Afraid of the whole place.
00:51:50Afraid? Why?
00:51:52I don't know, sir. Sometimes I think that he...
00:51:55What do you think?
00:51:56No, sir, I mustn't say.
00:51:58If I did, Mr Tod said he would cut my tongue out with one of his razors.
00:52:01Cut your tongue out?
00:52:03What for?
00:52:04Because he thought I was spying on him while he was shaving a sea captain.
00:52:07A sea captain, eh?
00:52:09And were you spying?
00:52:10No, sir, on my honour.
00:52:12He sent me out to buy a pie.
00:52:13He always does after I finish lathering his customers.
00:52:16Oh, and when you return, the customers are always gone, eh?
00:52:20Yes, sir. How did you know?
00:52:22And after you finish lathering me, he'll send you out to buy another pie, eh?
00:52:25Yes, I expect, sir.
00:52:26Yes, I expect, sir.
00:52:34We'll soon find a fence who doesn't know as much as he did.
00:52:38When anybody knows too much, the better like that.
00:52:41I agree.
00:52:43When he sends you out today, how'd you like never to come back?
00:52:46But what have become of this, sir?
00:52:48Can you read this address?
00:52:52Miss Oakley, Finsbury Pavement.
00:52:54Take that to Miss Oakley and wait there.
00:52:56Who shall I say sent me?
00:52:57Say a stranger who put his mark there.
00:52:59Well, if you just say mark, she'll understand.
00:53:01Mark, sir?
00:53:02Yes, mark.
00:53:03Shh.
00:53:05This barber was recommended to me as one who would give you the closest shave.
00:53:09That's true, father.
00:53:10Not only the closest shave,
00:53:12but I promise to polish you off quicker than any other barber in London.
00:53:16Will you take a chair, sir?
00:53:20No, no, not there, sir.
00:53:21The light is better here.
00:53:23Just as you say, Mr. Todd,
00:53:25I can see you are an enthusiast.
00:53:27Every man to his own trade, I say.
00:53:29I love my work, sir.
00:53:57And you sold the lot?
00:54:14Aye, I didn't know.
00:54:16Every beast as I took to market.
00:54:18Grand prices, too.
00:54:19You must have made a lot of money.
00:54:22Over 400 guineas.
00:54:23Hurry up, Tobias.
00:54:26Hurry up, Tobias.
00:54:27Finished, Tobias?
00:54:58Yes, sir.
00:54:59Good. Here's a penny for you.
00:55:01You've been a good boy and deserve a little rest.
00:55:05Go and ask Mrs. Lovett to give you one of her biggest pies.
00:55:08One that'll last you to St. Pancras Church and back.
00:55:12Thank you, sir.
00:55:19He's a good boy, that, sir.
00:55:22I think he'll go far.
00:55:24I hope so, I'm sure.
00:55:25Now, sir, if you're quite comfortable, I'll polish you off.
00:55:40Let me down, quick!
00:55:42I'm coming, sir.
00:55:45Come on, sir.
00:55:46Up, touch yourself.
00:55:48You all right, sir?
00:55:49Yes, I'm all right. Come on, let's get out of here.
00:55:51Yes, sir.
00:55:55I can't.
00:56:10What do we do next?
00:56:11Get to the quayside quick and get the crew. Come on.
00:56:13I've got to get out of these things quick.
00:56:25What, here?
00:56:26Why, I'm the closer full of holes.
00:56:27Not here.
00:56:28Fathead at the quay. Come on.
00:56:29Where is he?
00:56:33Who?
00:56:34You know what I mean.
00:56:36The farmer I've just sent down.
00:56:38I've seen no one.
00:56:39You're lying to me.
00:56:41I believe you've helped to get him out.
00:56:43Why should I?
00:56:44That's what I want to know.
00:56:46You did it yesterday, and you've done it again today.
00:56:49Not today, I swear I...
00:56:50Ah, then you did do it yesterday.
00:56:52I knew it.
00:56:54I...
00:56:54What's your game?
00:56:56You thought if you could get rid of him safely, you could marry that girl.
00:57:00I'm not jealous.
00:57:01I don't care where you go and who you marry, but you won't take my money with you.
00:57:05Where you're going, you'll need no money.
00:57:08I was told to give you this, miss.
00:57:20By whom?
00:57:20A farmer, miss.
00:57:21He said you'd know him by his mark.
00:57:23His mark?
00:57:24Yes, miss.
00:57:24He was most particular, I should say, mark.
00:57:26Oh, mark.
00:57:27Where did you meet him?
00:57:28Outside where I work.
00:57:29Mr. Sweeney Todd's shop.
00:57:31Sweeney Todd's?
00:57:32What was his message?
00:57:33He said that you'd keep me here so that I shouldn't have to go back to Mr. Todd's anymore.
00:57:36Oh, please, miss, don't send me back again.
00:57:38No, no, no, I'll keep you here.
00:57:40But what happened to the farmer?
00:57:41He went inside, miss, to get shaved.
00:57:43Oh, miss, now that I'm away from Mr. Todd's, I can say it.
00:57:46There aren't many that Mr. Todd's shaves had ever come out again as far as I can see.
00:57:51Quick, come on.
00:57:52Quick, Bernie, get the crew.
00:57:54I'll be waiting for you.
00:57:55Aye, aye, sir.
00:58:06Oh, can I come out now, miss?
00:58:26Yes.
00:58:28Oh, miss, do I have to do this for long?
00:58:30Just till I get back.
00:58:31Supposing you don't get back.
00:58:32I will.
00:58:33How do I look?
00:58:34Much too clean.
00:58:36Clean.
00:58:37I know, cinder.
00:58:38Let me do it.
00:58:44Close your eyes, miss.
00:58:47You look just like a charity boy now, miss.
00:58:51Hurry up, please, miss.
00:58:52Well, whatever we do, we've got to do it quick.
00:58:54You'll know he's discovered and go into hiding.
00:58:56Probably take my pearls with him.
00:58:57Right, right.
00:59:02To think of all the murders that have been committed in that shop.
00:59:13Fair gives me the creeps when I think of it.
00:59:15People chuck to their death in the cellars below.
00:59:17I wonder if he buries them, or what he does with them.
00:59:20He wouldn't have room to bury them all there.
00:59:22Well, what does he do with them?
00:59:24How do I know?
00:59:25Who are you, pray?
00:59:34I was a boy before this happened.
00:59:36Well, that's my mistress's frock.
00:59:38Take it off at once.
00:59:39Take it off.
00:59:40Take that off.
00:59:41Give it to me.
00:59:42Not till I get my clothes back.
00:59:43Well, where are your clothes?
00:59:44On your mistress.
00:59:45Where's she gone?
00:59:46Mr. Todd's.
00:59:48She must be mad.
00:59:49That's what I told her, miss, but she wouldn't listen.
00:59:52You're not going to.
00:59:53I am.
00:59:54Oh, bring her back as quick as you can, please.
00:59:57I am.
00:59:59What do you want?
01:00:29I wondered if you wanted an apprentice, sir.
01:00:32I've got an apprentice. Be off with you.
01:00:35Oh, but I've got money. I can pay.
01:00:38I only want honest, hard-working boys, and I usually get them from the Beagle.
01:00:45But you look fairly honest. Perhaps you'd better come inside.
01:00:59Have you been here to see me before?
01:01:08No, sir.
01:01:11Strange. I must be thinking of somebody else.
01:01:16Where's the guinea?
01:01:18What shall I do first, sir?
01:01:20Sweep up the floor.
01:01:21Yes, sir.
01:01:32Give me that. Give me that!
01:01:35Let me go!
01:01:37Let me go!
01:01:38I'm going to see what you've got in the bag.
01:01:41I'm going to see what you've got in the bag.
01:02:11I'm going to see what you've got in the bag.
01:02:41Ha ha ha.
01:02:43Ha ha ha ha.
01:02:45Oh.
01:03:11I could.
01:03:35Oh, thank heaven you're here. Oh, sir, Miss Joanna.
01:03:37What about her?
01:03:38She's gone to Sweden. It's hard to find you.
01:03:40I thought you were in danger.
01:03:41He's gone to that madman's place alone, but he's desperate.
01:03:43He'll kill her. Come on, everybody.
01:03:44I ask you.
01:03:49What are you going to do?
01:03:50I'm going to cut off your retreat.
01:03:52What are you going to do?
01:03:53What are you going to do?
01:03:54What are you going to do?
01:03:55What are you going to do?
01:03:56I'm going to get him.
01:03:57Shhh.
01:03:58.
01:04:05.
01:04:08.
01:04:09.
01:04:11.
01:04:13.
01:04:16.
01:04:21.
01:04:26Go on!
01:04:35Joanna!
01:04:38Joanna!
01:04:40Joanna! Joanna!
01:04:46Joanna! Joanna!
01:04:56Oh
01:05:15Oh
01:05:26Let's go.
01:05:56Joanna! Joanna!
01:06:04Mark! Bernie!
01:06:07Help! Help! Help!
01:06:26Some say Pearlie was right, some say he wasn't.
01:06:36Er, you, you mean about Mrs. Loverton? Yes, sir.
01:06:40Yes, sir.
01:06:42Is it my imagination, or do you smell cooking?
01:06:44Yes, sir.
01:06:46It's probably the cooked meat shop next door.
01:06:48Now I'll just put a little cleaner edge on the razor, sir.
01:06:50For if you'll excuse me saying it, sir, you have a most beautiful throat to the razor.
01:06:54Beautiful!
01:06:56Beautiful!
01:06:58Hello.
01:07:00Oh, my gosh.
01:07:02Oh, dear.
01:07:03Oh, dear.
01:07:04Oh, dear.
01:07:06Oh, dear.
01:07:07Oh, dear.
01:07:08Oh, dear.
01:07:09Oh.
01:07:10Oh, dear.
01:07:11Hang on.
01:07:12Oh!
01:07:13Oh, dear.
01:07:14Oh, dear?
01:07:15Yes, sir.
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