Alternate Title: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
1h 16min | Drama, Horror | March 1936 (UK)
A Fleet Street barber recounts the story of Sweeney Todd, a notorious barber who in the last century murdered many customers for their money.
Director: George King
Writers: Frederick Hayward (by), H.F. Maltby (dialogue) and George Dibdin-Pitt (play)
Stars: Tod Slaughter, Stella Rho, Johnny Singer, Eve Lister
1h 16min | Drama, Horror | March 1936 (UK)
A Fleet Street barber recounts the story of Sweeney Todd, a notorious barber who in the last century murdered many customers for their money.
Director: George King
Writers: Frederick Hayward (by), H.F. Maltby (dialogue) and George Dibdin-Pitt (play)
Stars: Tod Slaughter, Stella Rho, Johnny Singer, Eve Lister
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00:15:41Mr. Todd, I'm delighted to see you.
00:15:43I'm afraid I was still hard at work.
00:15:45This is Mr. Savage, my secretary,
00:15:47who has just come from the shipyard.
00:15:49What a wonder that new ship of mine will be, Mr. Todd.
00:15:52A glass of sherry, sir.
00:15:55Light or dark?
00:15:56Dark, if I may be so bold.
00:15:58And you've chosen right.
00:16:06Your health, sir.
00:16:11Ah, Joanna, you've met Mr. Todd before, haven't you?
00:16:14You are looking more lovely than ever tonight, Miss Joanna.
00:16:18You're very kind, sir.
00:16:19She takes after me in looks and her mother in willfulness.
00:16:23Dinner is served, sir.
00:16:25Will you take my daughter in, Mr. Todd?
00:16:27Delighted.
00:16:41Well, Captain Stevenson?
00:16:43Many thanks.
00:16:44A very pleasant voyage, sir.
00:16:45A juicy, pleasant voyage.
00:16:47Well, we've done our best to make you comfortable, Mr. Fennelly.
00:16:49And you've succeeded, Captain.
00:16:51A devilish quick voyage, sir.
00:16:53Three months from Bombay to London.
00:16:55Remarkable.
00:16:56Remarkable.
00:16:57Yes, sir.
00:16:58These fast flippers of ours make the world seem smaller every day.
00:17:01Yes, but it's grand to be home again.
00:17:03Oh, may I ask you to distribute this amongst the crew?
00:17:06A little appreciation, sir.
00:17:08You're very generous, sir.
00:17:09Yes, I can afford to be.
00:17:11No need for me to work again.
00:17:13Well, good day, Captain, and thanks again.
00:17:15Thank you, sir.
00:17:21Welcome to England, sir.
00:17:24Pleasant voyage, I hope.
00:17:25Juicy, pleasant.
00:17:26Permit me to present my car.
00:17:31Mr. Sweeney Todd, barber of fleets.
00:17:34At your service.
00:17:36After months at sea, what could be more pleasant
00:17:38than a haircut, shave, shampoo, and a general polish-up?
00:17:42Begade, I believe you're right.
00:17:44Is your shop nearby?
00:17:45But round the corner, sir.
00:17:46Begade, Mr. Sweeney Todd.
00:17:48You shall polish me off, as you put it.
00:17:50Now, here, take my cap.
00:17:51Put it upon yourself and carry it across.
00:17:53I'll follow in half an hour.
00:17:54Now, Mr. Todd, I'm at your service.
00:17:56No, sir.
00:17:57I'm at your service.
00:17:58What a nuisance that is.
00:18:00You've been a bad way without it.
00:18:02And so am I.
00:18:04And so, Mr. Sweeney Todd, our service.
00:18:06I dread that carriage drive with him this afternoon.
00:18:09I have a mind to say I'm ill.
00:18:11We can't do that, miss.
00:18:12Now, um, think you'll be warm enough?
00:18:15I have one, two, three petticoats.
00:18:17Oh, you should never take the air in less than five.
00:18:21Now, um, oh.
00:18:24You've neglected to put on your red plebs.
00:18:27Now, that should go on first, next to your pantaloons.
00:18:30Should I wear the chest protector, do you think?
00:18:32Oh, without a doubt, miss.
00:18:33Why, you had a hot bath only yesterday.
00:18:37Some people say a beard is a protection against the cold.
00:18:40Nonsense, sir.
00:18:41A beard is an unnecessary appendage.
00:18:43Then why do we have him?
00:18:44To provide employment for honest workers.
00:18:47This is my boy, a charity lad.
00:18:49Come here, Tobias.
00:18:51Just tell the gentleman where you've been if there were no beard.
00:18:55Back in the workhouse, I suppose.
00:18:57There's your answer, sir.
00:19:01No, no, no, sir.
00:19:02Not there, sir.
00:19:03Sit here, sir.
00:19:04My special chair, sir.
00:19:06For gentlemen like you, sir.
00:19:08From abroad, sir.
00:19:10Who desire an extra polishing off.
00:19:14Just place your bag beside you, sir.
00:19:17It will be quite safe there, sir.
00:19:30Been long from England, sir?
00:19:32Twelve years.
00:19:33Your friends and relations will be glad to see you back.
00:19:36I have no relations that I trouble about or who trouble about me.
00:19:39And friends?
00:19:41None in this country.
00:19:42All alone in the world, as one might say.
00:19:49Not quite.
00:19:50I've brought plenty of companions with me who'll make me friends wherever I go.
00:19:54I understand.
00:19:56Golden companions.
00:19:58With the head of his majesty on them, eh?
00:20:01They're the best friends a man can have.
00:20:04You are wise to keep them with you, sir.
00:20:06Thanks can't be trusted.
00:20:08Is the soap to your liking?
00:20:10Most delicately perfumed.
00:20:12And the water hot enough?
00:20:13Perfect.
00:20:14Then we'll see if my razor will suit you.
00:20:17Tobias, go and see the time by the clock at St. Dunstan's.
00:20:27It runs five minutes to twelve o'clock, sir.
00:20:29Oh, then you must be hungry, my little man.
00:20:32See, here's a penny for you.
00:20:34Go and ask Mrs. Lovett to give you one of her largest pies.
00:20:38Thank you, sir.
00:20:39And you need not return until you've eaten it all.
00:20:42See if you can make it last you while you walk to Charing Cross and back.
00:20:46Thank you, sir.
00:20:51You have a soft heart, Mr. Todd.
00:20:53Tender as a chicken, sir.
00:20:55It's my one weakness.
00:20:57Now see the welcome Sweeney Todd gives to gentlemen who return from foreign parts.
00:21:25Ha, ha, ha.
00:21:45There, my dear.
00:21:46This one will last you to Whitehall and back.
00:21:49Thank you, ma'am.
00:21:50Good day.
00:21:51Good day, dear.
00:21:55Good day.
00:22:26Who is it this time?
00:22:28Nabob from the Indies.
00:22:30Is he a...
00:22:31I polished him off upstairs.
00:22:40I like them from the Indies.
00:22:42They generally have so much money.
00:22:44Yes, generally.
00:22:45He's a fine figure of a man.
00:22:47You're in luck.
00:22:49I wonder.
00:22:50Well, I've done my part.
00:22:52Now it's your turn.
00:22:54Aren't you going to help me?
00:22:55No, I can't stop now.
00:22:57You can give me my half share later.
00:22:59I...
00:23:00I have to meet another customer.
00:23:02In your best clothes, too.
00:23:04Well, if I don't dress well, how can I attract the best customer?
00:23:08Or the best girl.
00:23:09Rubbish.
00:23:10I don't shave girls.
00:23:12But you shave their fathers.
00:23:14What are you talking about?
00:23:16You think I don't know?
00:23:18Take care, sweetie.
00:23:19There, there.
00:23:20I'll be back soon.
00:23:22And I'll give you a hand.
00:23:24Don't worry.
00:23:25I'll manage.
00:23:47I beg your pardon?
00:23:49I didn't say anything.
00:23:51You leave me to make all the conversation.
00:23:53I like to be quiet sometimes.
00:24:05It's pretty, isn't it?
00:24:06Oh, it's lovely.
00:24:07Where did it come from?
00:24:08New York City.
00:24:09New York City?
00:24:10Yes.
00:24:11It's a beautiful city.
00:24:13Isn't it?
00:24:14Oh, it's lovely.
00:24:15Where did it come from?
00:24:16East Indies.
00:24:17It was left to me by a customer.
00:24:20Pearls, rubies, and sapphires.
00:24:23Pearls for your teeth.
00:24:24Rubies for your lips.
00:24:26And sapphires for your eyes.
00:24:32Oh, sir, you mustn't.
00:24:34But it's for you.
00:24:35I have your father's permission.
00:24:37But to accept a gift like this from you, I...
00:24:39It will inspire me with a little hope.
00:24:44And that's why they call it the Cape of Good Hope.
00:24:46Oh.
00:24:47And now we've passed it, I suppose we ain't got no Alps.
00:24:51I have, Freddy.
00:24:52Ah, you're different.
00:24:54Your girl will love, honor, and obey you.
00:24:57What, what's your girl?
00:24:58Well, I suppose we'll both do the loving and partial justice.
00:25:03I suppose so.
00:25:04I suppose so.
00:25:05I suppose so.
00:25:06I suppose so.
00:25:07I suppose so.
00:25:08I suppose so.
00:25:09I suppose so.
00:25:10I suppose so.
00:25:11I suppose so.
00:25:12I shall do the honor and obey.
00:25:32Snowdrop.
00:25:36Yes, Master Patterson?
00:25:38Listen.
00:25:40They've started at last, Snowdrop.
00:25:43Yes, Master.
00:25:44The medicine men tell me they're at Big Jar 5 water.
00:25:47Aye, the drunken hound.
00:25:49I thought they'd been quiet all along.
00:25:51You slip away to the water's edge.
00:25:54The big ship should be here any time now.
00:25:57Golden Hope, Master?
00:25:58Aye, the Golden Hope.
00:26:00Get aboard somehow.
00:26:02Tell the captain to send help.
00:26:09Go.
00:26:35Oh, you're a pessimist, Bernie.
00:26:37Yes, and no.
00:26:38Yes, because you may be right, and no, because I don't know what it means.
00:27:09Come on, get him.
00:27:11Come on, bring him in board here.
00:27:14Get him in the back.
00:27:16Get him a ton of rum, Jim.
00:27:39Cut.
00:27:43Dr. Patterson?
00:27:44Yes.
00:27:47Professor Chief Terry, kill him.
00:27:49And me, kill you.
00:27:53Mr. Patterson hold out?
00:27:55Leave him alone.
00:27:58You'll be quick.
00:27:59Olsen.
00:28:00I am, sir.
00:28:01Throw out cutlasses and muskets to Walt's crew. We're going ashore.
00:28:03Aye, aye, sir.
00:28:04Exactly, Garreth.
00:28:05Why do you want all the fun, Mr. Ingerstrey?
00:28:07Well, I'll come with you, sir.
00:28:08But you have a sweetheart at home.
00:28:10Perhaps she doesn't want to lose you.
00:28:11Well, you've got a wife, sir.
00:28:13Well, perhaps she wouldn't mind losing me.
00:28:15Still.
00:28:16All right.
00:28:17We'll go together.
00:28:18Come on.
00:28:19Come on.
00:28:49Come on, boys!
00:28:50Come on, boys!
00:28:51Let's go!
00:28:52Let's go!
00:28:53Let's go!
00:28:54Let's go!
00:28:55Let's go!
00:28:56Let's go!
00:28:57Let's go!
00:28:58Let's go!
00:28:59Let's go!
00:29:00Let's go!
00:29:01Let's go!
00:29:02Let's go!
00:29:03Let's go!
00:29:04Let's go!
00:29:05Let's go!
00:29:06Let's go!
00:29:07Let's go!
00:29:08Let's go!
00:29:09Let's go!
00:29:10Let's go!
00:29:11Let's go!
00:29:12Let's go!
00:29:13Let's go!
00:29:14Let's go!
00:29:15Let's go!
00:29:16Let's go!
00:29:17Let's go!
00:29:18Let's go!
00:29:19Let's go!
00:29:20Let's go!
00:29:21Let's go!
00:29:22Let's go!
00:29:23Let's go!
00:29:24Let's go!
00:29:25Let's go!
00:29:28May I help you, sir?
00:29:30We're here.
00:29:32Would you like some water?
00:29:33Yes.
00:29:34There's a garbage bag in my ship.
00:29:36He's left my shell.
00:29:42This?
00:29:43Yes.
00:29:44Hey, open it.
00:29:52Huh?
00:29:53Aye.
00:29:54I dinna ken what they're worth.
00:29:56But they're what I've worked for all these years.
00:30:00They're no use to me now.
00:30:03Say, will you do me a service in exchange?
00:30:07I want no exchange.
00:30:09Tell me three points north by north-northwest.
00:30:15That's where Woolsey lies.
00:30:20What is it?
00:30:21The captain, sir.
00:30:22What do you mean he's...
00:30:24Two points north by north-northwest.
00:30:29Any orders, sir?
00:30:38Yes, sir.
00:30:39Get the compass from the boat.
00:30:41Tell the men to dig a grave for two fellow countrymen.
00:30:44Three points north by north-northwest.
00:30:46Aye, aye, sir.
00:30:54Three points north by north-northwest.
00:31:00Heaven forbid that I should appear an ungrateful man.
00:31:04Weeks and months slip by until I feel a little impatient.
00:31:08But I don't understand, Tom.
00:31:10You're getting the interest on your money, aren't you?
00:31:12I was not thinking so much of the monetary interest.
00:31:15What do you mean?
00:31:16I mean Joanna is persistent in her lack of interest.
00:31:19You're so much older than she is.
00:31:20Spring and autumn are the same.
00:31:22Those are often the happiest of marriages.
00:31:24The golden hope will soon be home, and then...
00:31:27You can have your money in full.
00:31:29Do you suggest I await the return of the golden hope
00:31:32before I speak to your daughter?
00:31:34My dear fellow, there's nothing to prevent your asking her now.
00:31:37There's much to prevent her accepting me.
00:31:39And there'll be still more to prevent it if the golden hope is here.
00:31:42Then what do you suggest?
00:31:44You pay me the money you owe me.
00:31:47But I can't, Tom.
00:31:48You know I can't.
00:31:49Then the new ship becomes my sole property.
00:31:52But you can't.
00:31:54You wouldn't take it.
00:31:55You can't.
00:31:56You wouldn't.
00:31:57I can.
00:31:58Have you read Our Little Green?
00:32:00But I wouldn't if you were my father-in-law.
00:32:04But I...
00:32:06I can't answer to my daughter.
00:32:09The girl has a will of her own.
00:32:10Then you must cultivate some powers of persuasion.
00:32:13She's a good girl, a beautiful daughter.
00:32:16And when she knows her father's future is in her own hands,
00:32:19at so small a cost to her,
00:32:21can you doubt what her answer will be?
00:32:24Mr. Todd, you've placed me on the rack.
00:32:27No, sir, it is you who placed me on the rack.
00:32:29I am the offended one, sir.
00:32:31It is up to you now to make amends.
00:32:34Oh, Mr. Todd, I thought you'd gone.
00:32:36Just about to take my leave.
00:32:38Your father and I had so much to talk about.
00:32:41It delayed me.
00:32:43Tomorrow at the latest, I must have your answer.
00:32:47Then I shall know what steps to take.
00:32:55What's the matter, father?
00:32:57A little worried, my dear, that's all.
00:33:00About the new ship?
00:33:02I'm afraid I've bitten off more than I could chew.
00:33:05What'll happen if you can't complete her?
00:33:07She passes out of my hands into his.
00:33:10Mr. Todd?
00:33:11Yes.
00:33:12And I shall still owe him more than I can pay.
00:33:15What will happen then?
00:33:18I'm afraid all this must end.
00:33:22I'm afraid all this must go.
00:33:25And you, father?
00:33:27I expect I shall have to go with it.
00:33:29You mean he can send you to prison?
00:33:33Oh, can't anything be done?
00:33:35Haven't you anything you can realize, my dear?
00:33:43No, nothing.
00:33:52No, nothing.
00:34:17Congratulations.
00:34:18On what?
00:34:19You look at least two years younger.
00:34:21In fact, you scarcely look a day older than her own father.
00:34:25You heard of my good fortune, eh?
00:34:27Bad news travels fast.
00:34:29Oh, I should like to polish you off.
00:34:32I know you would.
00:34:33Fuck you then.
00:34:36Please, sir.
00:34:37I've got news.
00:34:38The Golden Hope.
00:34:39What about the Golden Hope?
00:34:40He's coming up the river with the tide.
00:34:42The post boy told me.
00:34:43It's possible the island dug not an hour ago.
00:34:45Please, sir.
00:34:46You're hurting me.
00:34:47You're a good boy, Tobias.
00:34:49You shall have a penny.
00:34:50Thank you, sir.
00:34:51A little later on.
00:34:57I'm sorry, sir.
00:34:58I'm sorry.
00:34:59I'm sorry.
00:35:00I'm sorry.
00:35:01I'm sorry.
00:35:02I'm sorry.
00:35:03I'm sorry.
00:35:05I'm sorry.
00:35:06I'm sorry.
00:35:07I'm sorry.
00:35:08I'm sorry.
00:35:09Please, sir.
00:35:10I'm sorry.
00:35:27No, no.
00:35:28Couldn't I come ashore with you, sir?
00:35:30Carry bag is coming.
00:35:31I'll tell her what an important fellow you are nowadays.
00:35:38You'll pardon me, but isn't it Captain Mark Ingistree?
00:35:41I'm afraid you overstated, sir.
00:35:42Acting captain.
00:35:43Let's hope your new rank may be confirmed, sir.
00:35:45Not only for your sake, but for the lady as well.
00:35:48You seem very well informed, sir.
00:35:50There's not much escapes me.
00:35:52Doubtless you know me by name.
00:35:55Sweeney Todd, Barbara Fleetsby.
00:35:57Why, of course I know the name, and I'm very pleased to have made your acquaintance.
00:36:00Now, if you'll excuse me, sir.
00:36:01On means of love?
00:36:02If I might use the expression.
00:36:04Well, perhaps you're right.
00:36:05You should look your best, Captain. Don't you think so?
00:36:07Mm-hmm.
00:36:08Of course you should. Don't be shy. It won't take a minute.
00:36:12Well, the quicker you are, the better I'll be pleased.
00:36:14No, sir, no. The better I shall be pleased.
00:36:25Oh, it's Joanna!
00:36:26Oh, such good news!
00:36:27What is it, ma'am?
00:36:28The Golden Hope is in!
00:36:29And Mr. Marker, my pearly estate, is found!
00:36:35Don't you understand, miss? Everything's all right.
00:36:38Mr. Mark's been made captain, my pearly suit for cargo,
00:36:41and Mr. Mark's a rich man, so you'll be able to get married.
00:36:44Oh, it isn't true! It can't be true!
00:36:46Who told you?
00:36:47It is true! Everybody's talking about you!
00:36:53You're handy for the key here, Mr. Todd.
00:36:55I'm handy for most things, Captain.
00:36:57When I'm finished with you, you won't know yourself.
00:37:00Well, I hope Miss Oakley will know me.
00:37:03That's a good one. I couldn't have said it better myself.
00:37:06Come inside, sir. Come inside.
00:37:16Do not sit there, sir. My chair is waiting for you.
00:37:28Successful voyage, Captain?
00:37:30More than successful. My future is made.
00:37:32You're a lucky man. Successful trading, eh?
00:37:35Know anything about pearls? A little.
00:37:38I'll have a look at these.
00:37:39They were given me by a dying man.
00:37:42I wish it were my fortune to meet such a man.
00:37:45I'll have a look at these.
00:37:46They were given me by a dying man.
00:37:48I wish it were my fortune to meet such a man.
00:37:51I'll have a look at these.
00:37:52They were given me by a dying man.
00:37:54I wish it were my fortune to meet such a man.
00:37:57You may do. You never know your fate.
00:37:59You're quite right, sir.
00:38:01You never know your fate.
00:38:04Fate has made me the happiest man in the world.
00:38:06Nothing can stand in my way now.
00:38:08Oh, no rival or anything?
00:38:10Not the least chance of it.
00:38:12Then you are indeed a lucky man.
00:38:15You have a beautiful throat for a razor, sir.
00:38:18Beautiful.
00:38:19You should know, Mr. Todd.
00:38:21I do.
00:38:22Finished, Tobias?
00:38:23Come here, Tobias.
00:38:25Here's a penny.
00:38:26Go and ask Mrs. Lover to give you one of our biggest pies.
00:38:29One that will last you to Walgate Pub and back.
00:38:33Thank you, sir.
00:38:40Why do you lock the door?
00:38:41I only attend to one customer at a time, sir.
00:38:44Listen, you are in a hurry.
00:38:46I must give you my full attention.
00:38:48Lie back, sir. Lie back.
00:38:51I'll soon punish you.
00:39:22What are you doing, spying again?
00:39:24No, sir.
00:39:25Mrs. Lover's shop is closed, sir.
00:39:27Oh.
00:39:28Where's the penny I gave you?
00:39:30Here, sir.
00:39:31Here.
00:39:32Here.
00:39:33Here.
00:39:34Here.
00:39:35Here.
00:39:36Here.
00:39:37Here.
00:39:38Here.
00:39:39Here.
00:39:40Here.
00:39:41Here.
00:39:42Here.
00:39:43Here.
00:39:44Here.
00:39:45Here.
00:39:46Here.
00:39:47Here.
00:39:48Here.
00:39:49Here.
00:39:51That's a good boy.
00:39:53That's what the boys get.
00:39:55Don't know what they're told.
00:40:21What are you doing here?
00:40:23Why is your shop closed?
00:40:25I thought you had a customer.
00:40:27Have you seen him?
00:40:29No.
00:40:30Do you swear that?
00:40:32Of course I swear.
00:40:34Strange.
00:40:36Very strange.
00:40:38Some sailors fall like cats on the sea.
00:40:41Strange.
00:40:42Strange.
00:40:43Strange.
00:40:44Strange.
00:40:45Strange.
00:40:46Strange.
00:40:47Strange.
00:40:48Some sailors fall like cats on the sea.
00:40:51Who told you he was a sailor?
00:40:55Your best customers always are, aren't they?
00:40:58He gets away.
00:40:59We're lost.
00:41:01Perhaps he found the secret way.
00:41:03How could he?
00:41:05The catch is loose.
00:41:07Sometimes it opens on its own.
00:41:10Oh.
00:41:12Can you see anything?
00:41:14No.
00:41:15It's as dark as pitch.
00:41:17Give me that candle.
00:41:34Are you going right through?
00:41:36Yes.
00:41:38Very wise.
00:41:39Nothing like making sure.
00:42:09I'm sorry.
00:42:10I'm sorry.
00:42:11I'm sorry.
00:42:12I'm sorry.
00:42:13I'm sorry.
00:42:14I'm sorry.
00:42:15I'm sorry.
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00:42:29I'm sorry.
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00:42:40I'm sorry.
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00:42:43I'm sorry.
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00:42:48I'm sorry.
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00:42:50I'm sorry.
00:42:51I'm sorry.
00:42:52I'm sorry.
00:42:53I'm sorry.
00:42:54I'm sorry.
00:42:55I'm sorry.
00:42:56I'm sorry.
00:42:57I'm sorry.
00:42:58I'm sorry.
00:42:59I'm sorry.
00:43:00I'm sorry.
00:43:01I'm sorry.
00:43:02I'm sorry.
00:43:03I'm sorry.
00:43:04I'm sorry.
00:43:05I'm sorry.
00:43:06The sooner you learn to keep your mouth closed, the safer you'll be.
00:43:15The course of true love never did run smooth, so they say.
00:43:18I've heard he's returned a very rich man.
00:43:21Maybe.
00:43:22But he left here a pauper.
00:43:24I saw to that.
00:43:26Oh.
00:43:27He'll have as much chance with Oakley's daughter now as he had before he sailed.
00:43:31He'll find it best to make himself scarce.
00:43:34And where's my share of what you took from him?
00:43:37Don't worry.
00:43:39You'll get it.
00:44:01My head.
00:44:03Don't make a sound.
00:44:05He may return at any moment.
00:44:07Lie still where you are, and when it's dark, I'll see that you get away.
00:44:33I'm sorry.
00:44:34I'm sorry.
00:44:35I'm sorry.
00:44:36I'm sorry.
00:44:37I'm sorry.
00:44:38I'm sorry.
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00:44:58I'm sorry.
00:44:59I'm sorry.
00:45:00I'm sorry.
00:45:01I'm sorry.
00:45:02I'm sorry.
00:45:03I'm sorry.
00:45:04I'm sorry.
00:45:05I'm sorry.
00:45:06I'm sorry.
00:45:07I'm sorry.
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00:45:10I'm sorry.
00:45:11I'm sorry.
00:45:12I'm sorry.
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00:45:14I'm sorry.
00:45:15I'm sorry.
00:45:16I'm sorry.
00:45:17I'm sorry.
00:45:18I'm sorry.
00:45:19I'm sorry.
00:45:20I'm sorry.
00:45:21I'm sorry.
00:45:22I'm sorry.
00:45:23I'm sorry.
00:45:24I'm sorry.
00:45:25I'm sorry.
00:45:26I'm sorry.
00:45:27I'm sorry.
00:45:28I'm sorry.
00:45:29I'm sorry.
00:45:30I'm sorry.
00:45:31He told him all about you.
00:45:32He told him?
00:45:33Of course, darling, why not?
00:45:35Oh nothing.
00:45:36Well, all of a sudden the chair tilted and I was flung into blackness.
00:45:40I must have crashed into the cellar below.
00:45:42I never remembered anything more until a woman who I'd never seen before knocked me out of
00:45:47an old bin through a hole in the wall of a bake house.
00:45:50I stumbled along a passage but, at last, I found myself on the porch of St. Dunscan's
00:45:54church.
00:45:55Oh, Marth, that dreadful man!
00:45:57He would have murdered you.
00:45:59I know he would.
00:46:00I'm in no better position now to talk to your father
00:46:02than I was six months ago.
00:46:03My father, too, is in terrible trouble.
00:46:06This same Sweeney Todd can throw him into prison,
00:46:08and threatens to do so unless I...
00:46:09Who's there?
00:46:14What a hurt voice it is.
00:46:16Are you all right?
00:46:17Yes, Father, I'm all right.
00:46:19Good night, dear.
00:46:21Good night, Father.
00:46:23Oh, my girl, dear.
00:46:25Listen, Joanna, I'll get even with this man.
00:46:28I'll have him arrested as a thief and a murderer.
00:46:30But who will believe you?
00:46:31You say you remember nothing.
00:46:33You must have proof of what he did.
00:46:35Yes, I must.
00:46:36But I'll get it.
00:46:39There is a way, but I'll need help.
00:46:41Oh, let me go.
00:46:41No, no, no.
00:46:42This will be dangerous.
00:46:43Listen, can you get hold of Pearlie?
00:46:44A man will know where he is.
00:46:46Well, tell him to meet me at the old warehouse on the quay.
00:46:48I'll be there.
00:46:49Mark, take care, for my sake.
00:46:53I promise you I will.
00:46:55And when we've got this man under lock and key,
00:46:57I'll get those jewels if I have to pull
00:46:58that shop down to do it.
00:47:22Good morning, Mr. Todd.
00:47:24Morning, Mr. Parsons.
00:47:26So you received my note?
00:47:27I did.
00:47:29And what is it this time?
00:47:30Nothing that I fancy I shall be able to buy.
00:47:33The market in Tinkit is very poor.
00:47:35And I have not yet disposed of the last consignment
00:47:37that you were received from abroad.
00:47:41Oh, then I'm wasting your time and mine.
00:47:44Oh, my time is of no value.
00:47:46You don't appear to have much on hand yourself.
00:47:49Well, shall we get to business?
00:47:51By all means.
00:47:52And what is it you have to dispose of?
00:47:54Ah, sell.
00:47:56No market for them.
00:47:59But these are not safe.
00:48:01Oh, straight from abroad.
00:48:03I don't inquire from you what you do with the goods
00:48:06you buy from me.
00:48:07Why inquire where I get them?
00:48:09Why, to be sure.
00:48:10That is the basis of our business contract.
00:48:12And may I see these pearls?
00:48:14Certainly.
00:48:23There you are, Polly.
00:48:24How do I look?
00:48:25You look exactly like an old country farmer.
00:48:28But you still sound like Mr. Mark.
00:48:29I do and all.
00:48:31Well, we'll soon put a stop to that.
00:48:32That's fine, sir.
00:48:34Come on, get your things on.
00:48:35Yes, sir.
00:48:38So beautifully.
00:48:40The sizes graduate so evenly.
00:48:43In the open market, they would fetch a handsome price.
00:48:46Oh, that's splendid news.
00:48:48Yes, you recollect I said, the open market.
00:48:51We are behind closed door.
00:48:53Certainly.
00:48:55Under the circumstances, what do you suggest?
00:48:585,000.
00:49:00We'll have to do better than that, Mr. Parsons.
00:49:02With pleasure, Mr. Todd.
00:49:03Shall we say 7,000?
00:49:05You are easier this morning, Mr. Parsons.
00:49:08No, sir.
00:49:08You are easier.
00:49:10Have you the money on you?
00:49:12The question is, if you have the money on you.
00:49:16Meaning?
00:49:17I consider 7,000 pounds a very small amount for you
00:49:21to pay me to remove the evidence against you.
00:49:25Evidence?
00:49:26What evidence?
00:49:27Certainly, see, Captain, who shall be nameless?
00:49:30Arrived at the docks yesterday.
00:49:32He was seen to enter this shop, but never to leave.
00:49:37He had a bag of pearls, Mr. Todd.
00:49:40I'll take the 7,000 in gold, if it's all the same to you.
00:49:44You are humorous this morning, Mr. Parsons.
00:49:46Now, the fine weather brightens our senses.
00:49:49You mind waiting while I laugh?
00:49:51By all means, don't cut it short for me.
00:49:53Don't you take a chair while I have my laugh out.
00:49:56No, Mr. Todd, I will stand and laugh with you.
00:49:58I pray you, sir, take a seat.
00:50:00Thank you, sir.
00:50:01Now, take your hands off me.
00:50:03You have had your laugh out.
00:50:05Now, let us get to business.
00:50:07What do you suggest?
00:50:08I will take the pearls with me, and 7,000 gold and sovereigns
00:50:11are.
00:50:12Are what?
00:50:13I'll tell all that I know.
00:50:14And what do you know?
00:50:16Firstly, I will tell the landlord of the Spotted
00:50:18Horses why Mr. Finley did not arrive
00:50:21to collect his luggage.
00:50:23Secondly, I will tell the city master why you had
00:50:26eight apprentices in eight weeks.
00:50:28And thirdly, I will tell Mr. Stephen Oakley.
00:50:31And what will you tell him?
00:50:33I will tell him what happened to the captain of the Golden
00:50:36Hope after he left the key.
00:50:39And then.
00:50:40Oh.
00:50:41Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:50:53Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:50:58Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:51:02Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:51:04Ha, ha, ha.
00:51:05Ha, ha.
00:51:16Busy as three, tugshop?
00:51:18You think.
00:51:19Do you wish to go in?
00:51:20So do you, I take it?
00:51:23I work here, sir, so I have to come in, but I don't wish to.
00:51:26Oh?
00:51:27Why not?
00:51:28Because I'm afraid, sir.
00:51:29Afraid of the whole place.
00:51:30Afraid?
00:51:31Why?
00:51:33I don't know, sir.
00:51:34Sometimes I think that he's...
00:51:36What do you think?
00:51:37No, sir, I mustn't say.
00:51:38If I did, Mr. Todd said he would cut my tongue out
00:51:40with one of his razors.
00:51:41Cut your tongue out?
00:51:43What for?
00:51:44Because he thought I was spying on him
00:51:46while he was shaving a sea captain.
00:51:47Sea captain, eh?
00:51:49And were you spying?
00:51:50No, sir, on my honor.
00:51:52He sent me out to buy a pie.
00:51:54He always does after I finish lathering his customers.
00:51:56Oh.
00:51:57And when you return, the customers are always gone, eh?
00:52:00Yes, sir.
00:52:01How did you know?
00:52:02And after you've finished lathering me,
00:52:04he'll send you out to buy another pie, eh?
00:52:06Yes, I expect, sir.
00:52:14We'll soon find a fence who doesn't know as much as he did.
00:52:18When anybody knows too much, they're better like that.
00:52:22I agree.
00:52:23When he sends you out today,
00:52:24how would you like never to come back?
00:52:26But what will become of me, sir?
00:52:28Can you read this address?
00:52:32Miss Oakley, Finsbury Paintment.
00:52:34Take that to Miss Oakley and wait there.
00:52:36Who shall I say sent me?
00:52:37Say a stranger who put his mark there.
00:52:39Well, if you just say Mark, she'll understand.
00:52:41Mark, sir?
00:52:42Yes, Mark.
00:52:45This barber was recommended to me
00:52:47as one who would give you the closest shave.
00:52:49That's true, father.
00:52:50Not only the closest shave.
00:52:52I promise to polish you off quicker
00:52:54than any other barber in London.
00:52:56You take a chair, sir.
00:53:00No, no, not there, sir.
00:53:01The light is better here.
00:53:03Just as you say, Mr. Todd.
00:53:05I can see you are an enthusiast.
00:53:07Every man to his own trade, I say.
00:53:09I love my work, sir.
00:53:47And you sold the lot?
00:53:49Aye, I did it all.
00:53:51Every piece as I took to market.
00:53:53Grand prices, too.
00:53:54You must have made a lot of money.
00:53:56Over 400 guineas.
00:53:59Three octopi, yes.
00:54:17Finished, Tobias?
00:54:21Yes, sir.
00:54:22Good.
00:54:23Here's a penny for you.
00:54:25You've been a good boy.
00:54:27You deserve a little rest.
00:54:29Go and ask Mrs. Lovett to give you
00:54:31one of her biggest pieces.
00:54:33I'll be back in a minute.
00:54:34Thank you, sir.
00:54:35Good-bye.
00:54:36Good-bye.
00:54:37Good-bye.
00:54:38Good-bye.
00:54:39Good-bye.
00:54:40Good-bye.
00:54:41Good-bye.
00:54:42Good-bye.
00:54:43Good-bye.
00:54:44Good-bye.
00:54:45Good-bye.
00:54:46I'll give you one of her biggest pies.
00:54:48One that will last you to St. Pancras Church and back.
00:54:59He's a good boy, that's it.
00:55:01I think he'll go far.
00:55:03I hope so, I'm sure.
00:55:05Now, sir, if you're quite comfortable,
00:55:08I'll polish you up.
00:55:16Let me down, quick!
00:55:20Come here.
00:55:21Yes, come on, sir.
00:55:23Uproot yourself.
00:55:25You all right, sir?
00:55:26Yes, I'm all right.
00:55:27Come on, let's get out of here.
00:55:28Yes, sir.
00:55:32Here.
00:55:46What do we do next?
00:55:47Get to the quayside quick and get the crew.
00:55:49Come on.
00:55:59We've got to get out of these things quick.
00:56:01What, here?
00:56:02My underclothes are full of holes.
00:56:03Not here.
00:56:04That's it, that's the quay.
00:56:05Come on.
00:56:08Where is he?
00:56:09Who?
00:56:10You know what I mean.
00:56:12The farmer I've just sent down.
00:56:14I see no one.
00:56:15You're lying to me.
00:56:17I believe you helped to get him out.
00:56:19Why should I?
00:56:20That's what I want to know.
00:56:21You did it yesterday.
00:56:23You've done it again today.
00:56:25Not today, I swear I...
00:56:26More than you did do it yesterday.
00:56:28I knew it.
00:56:29I...
00:56:30What's your game?
00:56:31You thought if you could get rid of him safely,
00:56:34you could marry that girl.
00:56:36I'm not jealous.
00:56:37I don't care where you go and who you marry,
00:56:39but you won't take my money with you.
00:56:41Where you're going, you need no money.
00:56:53I was told to give you this, miss.
00:56:55By whom?
00:56:56The farmer, miss.
00:56:57He said you'd know him by his mark.
00:56:59His mark?
00:57:00Yes, miss.
00:57:01His most particular, I should say, mark.
00:57:03Oh, mark.
00:57:04Where did you meet him?
00:57:05Outside where I work.
00:57:06Mr. Sweeney Todd Shaw.
00:57:07Sweeney Todd?
00:57:08What was his name?
00:57:09He said that you'd keep me here
00:57:10so that I shouldn't have to go back to Mr. Todd's anymore.
00:57:12Oh, please, miss.
00:57:13Don't send me back again.
00:57:14No, no, no.
00:57:15I'll keep you here.
00:57:16But what happened to the farmer?
00:57:17He went inside, miss, to get shaved.
00:57:18Oh, miss, now that I'm away from Mr. Todd's,
00:57:20I can say it.
00:57:21But I don't believe that Mr. Todd Shaves
00:57:23would ever come out again as far as I can see.
00:57:27Quick, come along.
00:57:28Get the crew.
00:57:30I'll be waiting for you.
00:57:31Aye, aye, sir.
00:57:39Oh, can I come out now, miss?
00:57:41Yes.
00:57:42Oh, miss, do I have to do this for long?
00:57:44Just till I get back.
00:57:45I'm here.
00:57:46I'll get rid of the old man.
00:57:47Oh, you won't?
00:57:48You won't?
00:57:49I'm not going to do it.
00:57:50Oh, you're not?
00:57:51Oh, you're not?
00:57:52I'm not.
00:57:53You're not?
00:57:54I'm not.
00:57:55I'm not.
00:57:56I'm not.
00:57:57Oh, you're not?
00:57:58I'm not.
00:57:59I'm not.
00:58:00I'm not.
00:58:01I'm not.
00:58:02Oh, you're not?
00:58:03I'm not.
00:58:04I'm not.
00:58:05I'm not.
00:58:06I'm not.
00:58:07I'm not.
00:58:08Just till I get back.
00:58:09Supposing you don't get back.
00:58:11I will.
00:58:12How do I look?
00:58:13Much too clean.
00:58:14Clean.
00:58:15I know, cinder.
00:58:16Let me do it.
00:58:22Close your eyes, miss.
00:58:26You look just like a charity boy now, miss.
00:58:29Hurry up, please, miss.
00:58:31Well, whatever we do, we've got to do it quick.
00:58:33You'll know he's discovered and going to hiding.
00:58:34Probably take my pearls with him.
00:58:36That's right.
00:58:38Let's go.
00:58:49To think of all the murders being committed in that shop.
00:58:52Claire gives me the creeps when I think of it.
00:58:54People chucked to their deaths in the cellar below.
00:58:57I wonder if he buries them.
00:58:58Oh, what he does with them.
00:59:00He wouldn't have room to bury them all there.
00:59:02Well, what does he do with them?
00:59:04Tell you what I know.
00:59:09Who are you, Fry?
00:59:10I was a boy before this happened.
00:59:13Well, that's my mistress's box.
00:59:14Take it off at once.
00:59:15Take it off.
00:59:16Take that off.
00:59:17Give it to me.
00:59:18Not till I get my clothes back.
00:59:19Well, where are your clothes?
00:59:21On your mistress.
00:59:22Where's she gone?
00:59:23Mr. Todd.
00:59:24She must be mad.
00:59:25That's what I told her, miss, that she wouldn't listen.
00:59:28God, don't you?
00:59:30I am.
00:59:31Oh, bring her back as quick as you can, please.
00:59:38Yes, sir.
01:00:06What do you want?
01:00:07I wondered if you wanted an apprentice, sir.
01:00:10I've got an apprentice.
01:00:11Be off with you.
01:00:13Oh, but I've got nothing.
01:00:14I can pay.
01:00:16I only want honest, hardworking boys.
01:00:19And I usually get them from the field.
01:00:23You look fairly honest.
01:00:26Perhaps you'd better come inside.
01:00:28He, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he, he.
01:00:44You've been here to see me before?
01:00:46No, sir.
01:00:48Strange.
01:00:50I must be thinking of somebody else.
01:00:54Where's the guinea?
01:00:56What shall I do first, sir?
01:00:58Sweep up the floor.
01:01:10Give me that.
01:01:12Give me that.
01:01:13I'll kill you.
01:01:14Let me go.
01:01:15Let me go.
01:01:16Give me that.
01:01:17I'm going to see what you've got in your bag.
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01:03:16There's a stud right over there.
01:03:17Yes, come along.
01:03:18Stop her.
01:03:19Hang her.
01:03:20Hang her.
01:03:21That way, come along.
01:03:22Without torturing her we're a dead-end, are we?
01:03:25What are you going to do?
01:03:26I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:03:55What are you going to do?
01:03:56I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:03:57What are you going to do?
01:03:58I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:03:59What are you going to do?
01:04:00I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:01What are you going to do?
01:04:02I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:03What are you going to do?
01:04:04I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:05What are you going to do?
01:04:06I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:07What are you going to do?
01:04:08I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:09What are you going to do?
01:04:10I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:11What are you going to do?
01:04:12I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:13What are you going to do?
01:04:14I've got to cut off the orange seeds.
01:04:15What are you going to do?
01:04:17Joanna!
01:04:18Joanna!
01:04:23Joanna!
01:04:24Joanna!
01:04:47Joanna!
01:04:48Joanna!
01:04:49Joanna!
01:04:50Joanna!
01:04:51Joanna!
01:04:52Joanna!
01:04:53Joanna!
01:04:54Joanna!
01:04:55Joanna!
01:04:56Joanna!
01:04:57Joanna!
01:04:58Joanna!
01:04:59Joanna!
01:05:00Joanna!
01:05:01Joanna!
01:05:02Joanna!
01:05:03Joanna!
01:05:04Joanna!
01:05:05Joanna!
01:05:06Joanna!
01:05:07Joanna!
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01:05:09Joanna!
01:05:10Joanna!
01:05:11Joanna!
01:05:12Joanna!
01:05:13Joanna!
01:05:14Joanna!
01:05:15Julia!
01:05:16Julia!
01:05:19Ãœber hier!
01:05:20Julie!
01:05:21Julie!
01:05:22Julia!
01:05:23Over here!
01:05:25Go in here!
01:05:26This is her fault!
01:05:27This is her fault!
01:05:29That's her fault!
01:05:30We couldn't have helped her!
01:05:31Oh, sixteen!
01:05:32We certainly could have helped her!
01:05:33We came from the coast!
01:05:34Christina!
01:05:35You were right!
01:05:36We should have stayed away from her!
01:05:37Where, it was?
01:05:38On the corner of the bus intersection,
01:05:39where she opened the side window,
01:05:40and it opened at a良 little speeday...
01:05:41Well, that was just around the shotof it...
01:05:42It was fine?
01:05:43You see, I went after her,
01:05:44Help! Help! Help!
01:06:14Some say Purley was right, some say he wasn't.
01:06:27You mean about Mrs. Lovett and her son?
01:06:35Is it my imagination, or do you smell cooking?
01:06:38Yes, sir. It's probably the cooked meat shop next door.
01:06:41Now I'll just put a little cleaner edge on the razor, sir.
01:06:45Oh, if you'll excuse me saying this, sir, you have a most beautiful throat for a razor. Beautiful!
01:07:11THE END