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Based on real life events that led to tragic deaths of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria and his lover Baroness Mary Vetsera. Starring: Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve, James Mason, Ava Gardner, James Robertson Justice, Geneviève Page, Andréa Parisy, Ivan Desny.
Based on real life events that led to tragic deaths of Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria and his lover Baroness Mary Vetsera. Starring: Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve, James Mason, Ava Gardner, James Robertson Justice, Geneviève Page, Andréa Parisy, Ivan Desny.
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00:00:00To the Emperor!
00:00:30now we've come to this Austrian dragoons in the streets of Vienna their swords drawn against
00:00:47their own people count Toffee issue orders for the police to be strict fair but strict
00:00:58my people must learn you have no right to arrest me I am a Slovene I'm a Czech here we don't have
00:01:06Czechs or Slovenes croats or Hungarians only loyal subjects of the Austrian Emperor take him to the
00:01:12cells come on papers name Maurice Ephraim Zeps what a surprise the editor of the daily news in a
00:01:23police station it is hardly a surprise sir in a police state this is not my first visit here in
00:01:29this time how do you explain your presence in a student's riot I was just passing by and inspector
00:01:34I noticed no riot until the police and the soldiers came perhaps if you'd passed by on the other side
00:01:41these riots wouldn't happen so often are you suggesting as a Jew my quotation from the new
00:01:46testament is probably lost on you you'd better be at the disposal of the police for further questioning
00:01:51naturally I have nothing to hide you're lucky I wish I could say the same next papers I haven't any
00:02:02your name then Rudolph Rudolph what take your choice Rudolph France Charles and no papers you're going to be
00:02:14lucky my little humorous to view your royal highness I meant no you will forgive me I will forgive you
00:02:29naturally and you in return will forgive these these friends of mine and release them at once at once
00:02:37your life thank you thank you I'm cold I'm cold I'm cold thank you thank you
00:03:07your highness you want to go straight in
00:03:36not approved why after all these years should it suddenly seem necessary for the army to adopt a new
00:03:49button polish we've managed perfectly well for three centuries on parted chalk and spirits the new paste
00:03:56is said to be more convenient on active service I will never consent to change for the sake of change
00:04:02not approved so I don't remember asking you to sit down no sir when you were a child and you were insolent I had you punished remember the still punishment that I can inflict oh yes you once had me drilled for hours in the snow at the edge of six sir
00:04:31do you remember
00:04:33in one respect at least you've been consistent you've always disappointed me you don't ride as well as your
00:04:42mother you don't shoot as well as I do I wished you to accept a commission in the imperial guard you
00:04:47chose a line regiment officed by nobodies I found a Spanish princess for you to marry you turned her down in favor of a Belgian
00:04:56in public life you oppose me on matters of policy and you associate with liberals anarchists
00:05:05Jews now this
00:05:09your spies run very fast fast enough to describe the company you keep
00:05:22Maurice Zepp's just happened to be passing by
00:05:25hmm passing by
00:05:26time to see your fine imperial hussars write down a handful of young people who were protesting against
00:05:32order
00:05:33they were protesting against order
00:05:36urged on by your friends of the socialist press
00:05:39we see each other so seldom that we should profit by the occasion
00:05:45your private life
00:05:47my own
00:05:48it belongs to the people
00:05:51next week there will be a public celebration of your fifth wedding anniversary
00:05:56i would prefer that until then your
00:05:59married life be somewhat more conventional
00:06:03conventional as yours sir
00:06:06with the empress traveling from one end of the world to the other
00:06:12never at home two weeks at a time
00:06:15what drove her to that
00:06:19what drove her away father
00:06:21your mother and i
00:06:24perhaps in our own fashion only
00:06:28we love each other
00:06:31i pray that one day you will find such happiness with stephanie
00:06:36is it our happiness you care about
00:06:39or that male heir for the Habsburgs we haven't yet given you
00:06:44anyway if anything should happen to me you still have the Archduke Ferdinand
00:06:48my nephew was never born to be emperor
00:06:51you don't seem to think your son was
00:06:53rudolph
00:06:55sir
00:06:56what is this wall between us
00:06:58you should know
00:07:07you built it
00:07:10you tear it down
00:07:12father
00:07:20how are the maneuvers
00:07:23are you going to get the third army corps
00:07:26well i am second in command and
00:07:28old general von ledeburg is having problems getting on and off a horse these days
00:07:33people do seem to live to an incredible age in vienna
00:07:38you mean my father he's still the right side of 60
00:07:42he exercises daily eats plain boiled food and drinks i'm afraid
00:07:47with great moderation
00:07:50you may be his age before you get to be an empress my dear
00:07:55your dress for the big occasion is it pretty
00:08:05what jewels will you wear
00:08:08does it matter
00:08:11your mother will come late
00:08:13and in black and with scarcely a jewel
00:08:17and every eye will be on her from the moment she arrives in vienna
00:08:21you don't even know if she's coming the last i heard she was fox hunting in england
00:08:25oh she'll be here
00:08:27she always comes back when she has the chance to give a performance over the perfect mother
00:08:31stephanie be careful how you speak of the empress do you hear me
00:08:35always you side with her against me
00:08:37heaven's name i'm her son
00:08:40then that is a thing you should remember
00:08:42i've seen you looking at her sometimes
00:08:45and not in the way a son should look at his mother
00:08:48i always thought you were a prudish bourgeois little fool
00:08:51but i never thought your mind if you had one was as mean and low as that
00:08:55if you say such things to me again once just once
00:08:58i'll break your thick stupid belgian neck
00:09:11and how else you said do you know the girl she's a new one to me
00:09:32a gypsy her name is marinka what does she do he dances and uh well she dances
00:09:41my
00:09:43my
00:09:45my
00:09:46my
00:09:49my
00:09:51my
00:09:53my
00:09:55my
00:09:57my
00:10:29It's so hot in here.
00:10:50I need a change of air.
00:10:52You mean you need a change?
00:10:57Will you be here tomorrow night?
00:10:58If somebody invites me.
00:11:01Somebody has just invited you.
00:11:03From that I take it his highness is bored.
00:11:22No, his highness is very, very bored.
00:11:24I know a lot of men who would like to be bored by someone as beautiful as Mitzi Kaspar.
00:11:30It's not her fault, poor girl.
00:11:31It's a system.
00:11:32What system?
00:11:34The system of having archdukes, crown princes and willing, desperately willing women.
00:11:39Last night at the court ball, that dark Polish woman, the only one there who interested me,
00:11:48I asked you to present her.
00:11:50Well, I found out I'd already been to bed with her.
00:11:53And she had to remind you?
00:11:55It took all my skill in diplomacy.
00:11:57Even my father would have been proud of me, dear old man.
00:12:01Oh, but the emperor is not old.
00:12:02The emperor was born old.
00:12:07Old man should not be allowed to govern.
00:12:10After our meeting at the Prata tonight with the Hungarians, if you are still bored, we can go abroad again.
00:12:16We've tried travel.
00:12:19We've tried politics, gambling, drink.
00:12:24I don't fancy young men.
00:12:27So what's left?
00:12:30There's always innocence.
00:12:35Innocence is too close to ignorance.
00:12:37No, I'm afraid his highness must resign himself to being very, very bored.
00:12:55You were followed?
00:12:56I shook them off.
00:12:57Where's Prince John and his men from Hungary?
00:12:59They may have had more trouble getting rid of the police than you did.
00:13:03It's been a long time since I've been to the Prata.
00:13:05Read this while I have a look around.
00:13:08It's my article on the student's trial.
00:13:10Well, I hope it won't have to be toned down like your last one.
00:13:14Don't skip through it.
00:13:15Read it.
00:13:15I think it says some good things.
00:13:19Headless, wearing a uniform.
00:13:22Does he think you won't be recognized?
00:13:23Oh, not here.
00:13:25Besides, Taffer's spy still thinks he's at Zuckers.
00:13:27I must see the king, your father.
00:13:40The king?
00:13:41What to ask, my valiant knight?
00:13:44To ask for your hand, princess of mine.
00:13:47Young lady, I wonder whether you would like to have a drink with me.
00:13:50Please go away.
00:13:51I don't know you.
00:13:52I thought you were on your own.
00:13:53The lady's not on her own.
00:13:55I'm sorry.
00:13:56I didn't know you were with her.
00:13:58I'm sorry.
00:13:59I beg your pardon.
00:14:00I beg your pardon.
00:14:02To convince your noble father and win him over.
00:14:06You must flee quickly before it is too late.
00:14:09And you're just as bad as he is.
00:14:11Telling lies straight out.
00:14:14Lies?
00:14:16That you were with me.
00:14:18How do I know you?
00:14:19I can't see close to you without my spectacles.
00:14:22And I'm much to vent to wear them in public, so.
00:14:24I could go and stand ten yards away so you could see for yourself we're total strangers.
00:14:29Then it's just as bad for me to be talking with you as with him.
00:14:32Just as bad.
00:14:34Then I mustn't.
00:14:35But thank you just the same.
00:14:37Oh!
00:14:38Horrible man!
00:14:39And who are you?
00:14:40I am the devil and I've come to fit you.
00:14:44But why?
00:14:44Because I'm going to roast you.
00:14:47I'm going to toast you.
00:14:48Then I'll boil you into soup.
00:14:50Mercy!
00:14:50Mercy, master devil!
00:14:51Peter, mercy!
00:14:52Mercy never!
00:14:53Mercy, she says!
00:14:54Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:14:58How sad it was.
00:14:59She fell in love and she was punished.
00:15:03Oh, look.
00:15:04Bring us one.
00:15:11Bring us one, Lady of the Settlement.
00:15:14Are you sure I don't know you?
00:15:16I told you, we've never met before.
00:15:18You seem vaguely...
00:15:19Oh!
00:15:19Bring us one.
00:15:20Look.
00:15:21Only five hellers.
00:15:22Oh, and they're lovely.
00:15:23Only five hellers.
00:15:25Bring us one.
00:15:26Bring us one and win a prize.
00:15:29Only five hellers.
00:15:30This time it's my turn.
00:15:32Ten hellers worth.
00:15:33I have a feeling we'll need them.
00:15:34I'm hurted by such evident lack of faith.
00:15:36Watch this.
00:15:42Miss, what did I say?
00:15:48Miss, this is getting monotonous.
00:15:54Miss.
00:15:56Miss, oh!
00:15:57A ringer!
00:15:58Ha, a ringer!
00:16:00Look, everybody, look.
00:16:01The officer on my left wins a bottle of brinsing for only...
00:16:08Oh, sir!
00:16:09I didn't want him to draw attention to us.
00:16:12I'm thirsty.
00:16:13I was looking forward to the wine.
00:16:15You know the saying, you might as well be hanged for a sheep is for a lamb.
00:16:18In a bottle of wine.
00:16:19Only five hellers.
00:16:20Bring us one.
00:16:21Now, perhaps you believe I was thirsty.
00:16:28Now I'll believe anything.
00:16:30My mother says I have the manners of a coachman.
00:16:33And have you?
00:16:35I have exquisite manners when I need them.
00:16:37I should have anyway.
00:16:39I went through seven governesses in my time.
00:16:41Seven?
00:16:41You must have been a holy terror.
00:16:44Well, you know what it's like.
00:16:47Did your parents understand you?
00:16:50Have I said something so funny?
00:16:53Oh, no.
00:16:54Something sad.
00:16:56Now I understand why we have parents.
00:17:00So that we, their children, can remain misunderstood.
00:17:03My children won't be.
00:17:05I assume you don't have any.
00:17:08Not even engaged.
00:17:10I am what you might call pursued.
00:17:14That I can understand.
00:17:16Is there anyone likely to succeed in the chase?
00:17:18One thinks he will.
00:17:20But he's a lamb.
00:17:21And the others are so busy with their uniforms, their horses.
00:17:24Would you like to dance with me?
00:17:25I was going to ask you to.
00:17:27I know, little ladies shouldn't.
00:17:29But coachman's daughters can if they want.
00:17:34I know, little ladies and gentlemen.
00:18:04But he must be the best in the world.
00:18:19Oh, I must vanish.
00:18:21Thank you and forgive me.
00:18:22Forgive me.
00:18:30No, she wouldn't have come in a place like this.
00:18:33John, I almost didn't recognize you without your beard.
00:18:51I should hope not.
00:18:52What with six changes of carriage from Budapest to Vienna.
00:18:55By the way, dear cousin, this is Count Carolyi.
00:19:00I'm glad to meet you at last.
00:19:02Good evening.
00:19:03And anxious to hear your news.
00:19:04First of all, Carolyi has been chosen as leader of the Hungarian Rising.
00:19:11Yes?
00:19:12Let me explain.
00:19:14For us to succeed in overthrowing the present Hungarian regime, we must carry with us not
00:19:20only students, intellectuals, and discontented officers.
00:19:23We must also have the support of ordinary people.
00:19:27The landowners, the middle classes.
00:19:29If I can go back with Prince John, as your cousin, his word will carry great weight.
00:19:34And if I can say that you are behind us, then we will have the support from all classes that we need.
00:19:43You can say this to your friends in Budapest.
00:19:47I support Hungary's claim to govern itself.
00:19:50I believe in free elections.
00:19:52But only so long as Hungary remains within the empire.
00:19:57I'd hoped for something stronger.
00:19:59I repeat, as long as Hungary stays within the empire.
00:20:09And remember this, my friends.
00:20:12I intend to save the empire, not to break it up.
00:20:29God be thanked for sparing His Highness for another day to live.
00:20:39Your program for today, Your Highness.
00:20:41At 11 o'clock Schönbrunn Palace, to see your mother, the Empress Elizabeth.
00:20:47At 2 o'clock, the railway station, to meet the Prince of Wales.
00:20:51You will entertain him at dinner.
00:20:55Tomorrow, at 11, a party of tennis.
00:20:59I have the order of the garter laid out.
00:21:02Queen Victoria is sure to ask Edward if I wore it.
00:21:04Highness, you know my orders.
00:21:06Orders?
00:21:07Orders from whom?
00:21:08From Count Taffey?
00:21:10Have you become one of his spies now?
00:21:11Are you like everyone else in this palace working against me, trying to...
00:21:14Highness.
00:21:18Is this my grain, Lushek?
00:21:19You have it now, it hurts.
00:21:23It's not the pain, it's the fear of the pain.
00:21:26It was your mother, the Empress.
00:21:28She did not order me.
00:21:29She asked me to help you give it up.
00:21:32It's dangerous, Your Highness.
00:21:35I'm seeing her today.
00:21:38Now, honor then.
00:22:00Come on, live Prudow.
00:22:04Come on, live Prudow.
00:22:08Lorde of the crosscast.
00:22:11Oh
00:22:13Oh
00:22:15Your highness good my mother where is she her majesty the empress is in the palm house
00:22:43She asked you not to stand on ceremony today
00:22:46Don't look so cross we haven't in England where they grow the most beautiful camellias
00:22:53Do you know what they use to feed the plants no majesty tea leaves they just empty the tea part right over the roots
00:23:00Well we will try the same majesty tea leaves
00:23:03But we must find someone in Vienna who drinks tea instead of coffee
00:23:07Perhaps you might try the British embassy
00:23:13You seem pleased to see me
00:23:17I am pleased to see you
00:23:19You might have announced your presence earlier rather than standing there just gaping
00:23:24It was such a delicious sensation having your voice running up and down my spine
00:23:28Oh mother
00:23:30I can't believe what a wonderful surprise
00:23:33Getting you here for my wedding anniversary almost makes up for the appalling five years
00:23:38I'm so hot in here can we go outside
00:23:41Of course we can until tomorrow morning then Otto, Fritz
00:23:45And you're looking tired
00:23:48Too many late nights at Sarge's
00:23:50I know what you're up to even in England
00:23:53And the migraine, is it better?
00:23:58You want to know if I'm still taking morphine?
00:24:04Yes
00:24:04Not so often
00:24:06And in your honour not today
00:24:08And today I found out how you knew
00:24:11How even my mother keeps spies on me
00:24:14But you also know that Lorshek and I both love you
00:24:17I imagine my father thinks the same thing that he also loves me
00:24:21Don't imagine, no
00:24:23Well he shows his affection for me in the strangest possible fashion
00:24:27No more strange than your affection for him
00:24:31Anyway I'm so pleased to see you
00:24:34The monotony of that phrase has a certain charm
00:24:37Why'd you suddenly disappear all the time?
00:24:39One day you were here, the next you were gone
00:24:42Never any attempt at saying goodbye
00:24:44I hate the word
00:24:45It's so terribly, terribly final
00:24:48I never use the word goodbye
00:24:51And my granddaughter
00:24:53Oh God, how I hate that word too
00:24:55Oh, she's enchanting
00:24:57Luckily she takes after neither of her parents
00:24:59Mm-hmm
00:25:00Perhaps her melancholy temperament can skip a generation like insanity
00:25:07In this family that could never be meant as a joke
00:25:10Not in this family
00:25:12Never
00:25:37My dear Edward, how nice to see you again
00:25:43Hello
00:25:44Delighted to see you
00:25:45This way
00:25:49Yours or mine?
00:25:50I'm sorry?
00:25:51National Anthem
00:25:52I'm tone deaf
00:25:53Can't tell one damn tune from another
00:25:55The Radecki March by the Elder Strauss
00:25:58Ooh yeah
00:26:00They're ready, your highness
00:26:02Ah, Voyage
00:26:03The Guard of Honours ready for your inspection
00:26:05Blinded looking body of men
00:26:07How is dear Queen Victoria?
00:26:09Oh, astonishingly healthier
00:26:10And your own dear mother?
00:26:11You see more of her in England than we do here
00:26:13Ah
00:26:17Well done, Sergeant
00:26:18Jolly well done
00:26:20And, uh, Buffalo Bill
00:26:22Is he still in London?
00:26:24Great try, wasn't he?
00:26:25No, he's gone on to Germany
00:26:26I think the Kaiser will have him in the Prussian cavalry soon
00:26:28Poor William
00:26:30I think we should try harder to like him
00:26:32Can't stand the fellow myself
00:26:33Even if he is my cousin
00:26:35Thank God you're not my cousin
00:26:37Almost everyone else is
00:26:39Ah, British decoration
00:26:41Very well done
00:26:43No, I'm not your cousin
00:26:44But you know I might easily have been your father
00:26:46My father?
00:26:47It was almost impossible to even meet Elizabeth
00:26:48As I'm falling in love with her
00:26:49She's still the most beautiful woman in Europe
00:26:51The trouble was, she's so nippy on her feet
00:26:53Just like she is on a horse
00:26:54I can never keep up with her
00:26:55I can never keep up with her
00:26:57I brought her a couple of foxhounds
00:26:58To improve the blood in her pack
00:27:05Incidentally, why are they always red carpets?
00:27:08Stations make fine places for assassinations
00:27:11On the red carpet, the blood doesn't show
00:27:25Well done, well done
00:27:35Tell me, where's she from?
00:27:38I think it's a Hungarian gypsy
00:27:41You know, we've every race and color in the British Empire
00:27:45But I've looked it up on the map
00:27:46And I cannot find one single solitary Hungarian
00:27:49Let alone a Hungarian that dances and looks like she does
00:27:54But when you're king, you can change all that
00:27:56Annex Hungary
00:27:57When?
00:27:58You'll forget my mother's 85
00:28:00And only 85
00:28:03The emperor's 60
00:28:05Only 60
00:28:08My God
00:28:10Here we set ass to thrones waiting for someone to die
00:28:12So that we can find a reason for living
00:28:15But you know, Rorov
00:28:17Thank you, my dear Mitzi
00:28:19You know, you've got to come to terms with life
00:28:22You must either accept the compensation such as these
00:28:26Or drive yourself mad with the frustrations of waiting and waiting
00:28:30They call me a lecher
00:28:32And a liberty
00:28:33They say I gamble too much
00:28:34All of which I'm glad to say is true
00:28:36But at least I shall have shared some of the emotions
00:28:37And the experiences of my people
00:28:39And I shall have lived before I become king
00:28:42Though why anybody should want the job, I sometimes wonder
00:28:46Why?
00:28:48My father can tell you why
00:28:50The man is born to be king
00:28:53Destiny, divine right
00:28:55He has them all
00:28:57Don't be so cynical, my young princelene
00:29:00Your father does very well
00:29:02He has all the attributes of kingship
00:29:04All the skills of diplomacy
00:29:05All the stubbornness
00:29:07All the resistance to new ideas that a man could possibly accumulate
00:29:11These students here in Vienna
00:29:14They're alive
00:29:16They're exploding with enthusiasm with ideas
00:29:19But to him, because they're dissenters
00:29:22They have to be criminals
00:29:24They have to be traitors
00:29:26Our Marinka
00:29:29Beautiful creature, isn't she?
00:29:31Not British allowed, but beautiful also
00:29:32She doesn't usually wear so much
00:29:35But in honor of the Prince of Wales
00:29:37She does him too much honor
00:29:39Tell me, does she speak any English?
00:29:42Only gypsy
00:29:44By some oversight on my mother's part, I never learnt the language
00:29:47Though I have a feeling the oversight was probably deliberate
00:29:50I think what you want to say is already understood, Edward
00:29:52Edward
00:29:54Edward, I must leave your affairs of state
00:29:56Must you?
00:29:58For an hour or two
00:30:00The blue door, there's a private staircase
00:30:01Come and sit down, my dear
00:30:02Come and sit down, my dear
00:30:04I have some champagne
00:30:06Some panska
00:30:08What news?
00:30:09Both Prince John and Count Carelli managed to avoid the secret police
00:30:12They arrived in Budapest safely
00:30:14And there?
00:30:15They want you to commit yourself more fully
00:30:17Go on
00:30:19They want you to commit yourself more fully
00:30:20Go on
00:30:22They want you to be their king
00:30:24Careful, Sepp, careful
00:30:26There is such a word as treason
00:30:28On the contrary
00:30:29It would be the only way to avoid bloodshed
00:30:30The horrors of a civil war
00:30:32You're right
00:30:34You're right
00:30:35You're right
00:30:36You're right
00:30:37You're right
00:30:38You're right
00:30:39You're right
00:30:40You're right
00:30:41You're right
00:30:42You're right
00:30:43You're right
00:30:44You're right
00:30:45You're right
00:30:46The only way to avoid bloodshed
00:30:48The horrors of a civil war
00:30:49You're wrong, my friend
00:30:51Logical, but wrong
00:30:53Wrong because of my father
00:30:55You'd rather see the empire destroyed
00:30:57Than have it separated without his having ordered it
00:31:00No
00:31:02Tell them
00:31:04Tell them to be patient
00:31:06Patient?
00:31:08And the people out there
00:31:10The poor who have no vote
00:31:12The journalists whose articles are censored
00:31:14The young students
00:31:16Who think they see so clearly
00:31:17How the world might be
00:31:19Political prisoners
00:31:21And the Jews
00:31:22Have they to be patient too?
00:31:24And for how long?
00:31:25As I said, tell them to be patient
00:31:28Because if I have to learn to be patient
00:31:30So by God shall they
00:31:34Just go upstairs
00:31:35All right
00:31:36Very well, your highness
00:31:39I thought you would never leave
00:31:55Not now
00:31:57Oh, when?
00:32:00I just feel that we must make it look like we've been
00:32:03Very much occupied
00:32:08At least half an hour with the police waiting outside
00:32:10Less than half an hour
00:32:13My reputation would be ruined
00:32:19Do you ever get the feeling that you are being
00:32:23That you are being used?
00:32:25You?
00:32:27Me?
00:32:29What a question
00:32:45Bravo, Edward!
00:32:46Beautifully played
00:32:48The trouble is I shall never know if I'm really any good
00:32:50Because they always let me win
00:32:51Oh, nonsense!
00:32:52Thank you for the game, sir
00:32:53Ah, Baltazzi, let that be a lesson to you for coming over and winning our derby last year
00:32:56But I hope to do it again, sir
00:32:58Against my horse?
00:32:59I should consider that a monstrous imperfect
00:33:02By the way
00:33:03Didn't I see your sister and her two little nieces just now?
00:33:06Oh, not so little now, sir, young ladies
00:33:09They were shy in case you didn't recognize them
00:33:11Nonsense!
00:33:12Ask them not to run away
00:33:14After I've cooled off, I'd like to see them again
00:33:15All right, sir
00:33:17Your highness
00:33:18This will help you
00:33:19Oh, my dear
00:33:20Thank you so much
00:33:21And who's your friend?
00:33:22He lives in Vienna
00:33:23His sister's Helen Vetsera
00:33:26I haven't heard of him, have you?
00:33:29Widow of Baron Vetsera
00:33:30Not of the old nobility
00:33:31Never received at court
00:33:34But he's a member of the jockey club
00:33:36I made him one myself
00:33:38One thing about you, Edward
00:33:39When you're a friend
00:33:40You're a friend
00:33:41Come and meet them
00:33:42After the game
00:33:43After the game
00:33:55And on the far side?
00:33:57The Archduke
00:34:01Austrier's riddle with Archdukes
00:34:03So you must mean the crown prince
00:34:05I don't see his wife here
00:34:07If only she went about with him more
00:34:09We might hear fewer stories
00:34:11Oh, there you are
00:34:14My dear Baroness
00:34:16And you, you little imp
00:34:18Imp of a young woman
00:34:20My, how you've grown
00:34:22Anna
00:34:24And George
00:34:25How delightful it is
00:34:26To see you all once more
00:34:28Highness, may I present
00:34:29Duke Michael of Braganza
00:34:33Know your uncle well
00:34:35Fished with him in Portugal
00:34:37Never caught much though
00:34:39Maria
00:34:41Come with me a minute
00:34:43I've thought up a little plot
00:34:44I want you to play a part in it
00:34:45Yes
00:34:46I understand that the family
00:34:47Of my old friend
00:34:48Malpazzi
00:34:49Has not yet been received at court
00:34:52We are not, sir
00:34:53From the old nobility
00:34:54Poppycock
00:34:55I regard this as a personal insult
00:34:58As soon as he's finished his game
00:34:59I shall be sinful to the crown prince
00:35:02To dear highness
00:35:03We say thank you
00:35:05But having already had the pleasure
00:35:07Experience would be a better word
00:35:09Of meeting the archduke Rudolf
00:35:11We see no further purpose in meeting him again
00:35:14Unless
00:35:16To convey to him a simple message
00:35:18What message?
00:35:19Please tell his imperial highness
00:35:21That deception is unkind
00:35:23And it has confirmed one thing
00:35:24I was taught at school
00:35:26But not your trust in princes
00:35:27I was taught at school
00:35:28I was taught at school
00:35:29I was taught at school
00:35:30I was taught at school
00:35:31I was taught at school
00:35:32But not your trust in princes
00:35:33Before the school
00:35:34Too much
00:35:36To know
00:35:37We've seen
00:35:46We've seen
00:35:47There's tragedy
00:35:51From home
00:35:53We've seen
00:35:55We have our sisters
00:35:58We have our kids
00:35:59Who will
00:36:01придется
00:36:03THE END
00:36:33What is she wearing? Wallpaper?
00:36:36It looks more like an old flag.
00:36:40That daughter of hers, that Liesel, is very pretty.
00:36:45But stupid, almost as stupid as her father, who wants to be an ambassador, I hear.
00:36:57The event of my falling asleep, my dear Countess, I should expect you to wake me with your customer attacked.
00:37:03The END
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00:38:19I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:38:49I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:39:19I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:39:49I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:40:19I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:40:26I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:40:33I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:40:40I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:40:47I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:40:54I shall have to take an interest in that girl.
00:41:01I shall have arranged to have her presented in the emperor's box.
00:41:04Me? To meet the emperor?
00:41:06Well, come quickly before the interval is over.
00:41:08Now, a little color won't hurt you.
00:41:11There.
00:41:12And remember, always show your best features.
00:41:15Tell me.
00:41:16Hmm?
00:41:17Tell me.
00:41:18When do I tell the emperor about Papa wanting to be ambassador to Constantinople?
00:41:22Well, darling, not right away.
00:41:23Perhaps it would be better if you were introduced to the crown prince first.
00:41:28When do I tell the prince then?
00:41:29Well, there are moments with these things.
00:41:30Women, however stupid she is, should...
00:41:35It might be better if you were not to say anything at all.
00:41:40Some women are most attractive when they are speechless.
00:41:43Here we are.
00:41:44Let me see you.
00:41:45There.
00:41:46Yes, but in the Balkans, as you know, one must always face the turkish situation.
00:41:50Oh, your highness.
00:41:51Excuse me, your excellency.
00:41:52My dear cousin.
00:41:53Thank you for saving me from the Balkan situation.
00:41:56The young Baroness Takao.
00:41:58Yes, I am.
00:41:59The daughter of Baroness Takao.
00:42:02Champagne?
00:42:15Giselle was never my favorite ballet.
00:42:20Strikes me as being mawkishly sentimental.
00:42:23Well, run along, my darling.
00:42:27You won't have far to go.
00:42:29Your box is just opposite.
00:42:31I don't need a procurist, cousin.
00:42:46Not yet.
00:42:48Not yet.
00:43:01But the boys and the girls are salespeople.
00:43:07They're ham a book.
00:43:12So, as a player's XD and someone played the dancing team.
00:43:17You can't 출wick.
00:43:18I know.
00:43:20You can continue on the side.
00:43:22ORGAN PLAYS
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00:49:34you forget I was also there on another very important day which one the day
00:49:43you were born
00:50:04Maria yes do you realize that the same tune you've been playing for the last 24 hours
00:50:13this is when he leaves Giselle and she turns in his arms yes darling but he must be exhausted
00:50:20he's now lifted her 150 times countess larish to see her excellency shall I enough
00:50:27dear what a delightful surprise I was just passing by and I thought oh no Maria please don't stop
00:50:36they have such a lovely touch how charming you look a little Russian dress won't you sit down
00:50:42no no no no thank you I prefer to move about walking calms the nerves and keeps one from
00:50:48putting on weight may I talk about weight have you seen the endometrics lately
00:50:54she puts flesh on with every breath she takes
00:50:58I was here for her last night
00:51:00for everyone's safety she should really sit in the stalls
00:51:05I don't think a box can support her
00:51:08but nobody noticed her of course because everyone was looking at your daughter
00:51:12Maria was a sensation
00:51:16I've been simply besiegelist questions about her
00:51:20go on playing and listen to me
00:51:23my cousin Rudolf wants to see you
00:51:28for heaven's sake a little presence of mind
00:51:31go on I'll follow
00:51:32he talked to me about you
00:51:36for a whole hour
00:51:38no no no it goes like this
00:51:41play louder
00:51:43he wants to see you
00:51:46I'm to take you to him
00:51:48will you go
00:51:50then leave everything to me
00:51:54I'd love to go and think but I must hurry away
00:51:58I've got to go for a fitting
00:52:00a new dress for Prince Philip
00:52:01it's going to be terrible for but what can we do
00:52:04Hélène
00:52:05au revoir
00:52:06I really must fly now
00:52:08Anna and Maria
00:52:10you know I just have the most splendid idea
00:52:15why doesn't Maria come with me and help
00:52:17she has such a lovely taste
00:52:19isn't it too late for the shops
00:52:20oh Hélène do me a favor
00:52:23let me marry you for a couple of hours
00:52:25I hate being alone
00:52:26well certainly if you think Maria can...
00:52:29come quickly quickly Maria go and change
00:52:31are you sure you don't mind
00:52:33is it all right mama
00:52:35of course my sweet
00:52:36but you'll be back soon
00:52:37yes
00:52:38please
00:52:39please may I come too
00:52:41no no you're much too young
00:52:42I mean another time when it's not so late
00:52:44and don't worry about Maria
00:52:46she'll be in very good hands
00:52:47oh dear I always have so much to do
00:52:50I'm such a kissy body these days
00:52:52there's no need to be nervous
00:53:03get out there
00:53:22now just let me have a look
00:53:34you have no part around
00:53:36at least not enough
00:53:38there
00:53:39do what you like with your eyes
00:53:42they're marvelous
00:53:44but don't look so solemn
00:53:46you're not frightened are you
00:53:48I don't think I'm frightened at all
00:53:50you have a lovely smile
00:53:53use it often
00:53:54but don't doesn't like solemn people
00:53:58he has too many long faces around him
00:54:02ratfish and his cab
00:54:12with the countess Larish
00:54:14that was over years ago
00:54:16good evening
00:54:23enjoy yourself my dear
00:54:27and make the most of this glorious opportunity
00:54:29do you realize the future you may have
00:54:32and who knows
00:54:33you may even acquire past
00:54:37this way please
00:54:47thank you
00:54:48thank you
00:54:50my dear
00:54:53thank you
00:54:55thank you
00:54:56thank you
00:55:09thank you
00:55:43Come this way, Mr. Elias.
00:56:07If you please follow me.
00:56:13Put not your trust in princes.
00:56:33A lot of whales gave me your message.
00:56:39I was beginning to think you weren't coming here, that perhaps at the last moment you'd be afraid.
00:56:49Afraid of what?
00:56:50Oh, I don't know of this gloomy place or of me.
00:56:59You know, I think if you were there, I wouldn't be frightened of anything.
00:57:03So this is where you live.
00:57:08And these are yours.
00:57:11Now, when I'm thinking of you, I'll be saying, at this moment, he's sitting in his big chair.
00:57:18His ugly big chair, if I can tell the truth.
00:57:19He's writing at his desk.
00:57:26Oh, that's the wedding ring of Louis IX of France.
00:57:32Saint Louis.
00:57:33It's not gold.
00:57:35Not even silver.
00:57:37Like most marriages, it's base metal.
00:57:40Iron.
00:57:42His fingers were almost as small as mine.
00:57:46The wedding ring of a saint.
00:57:48Imagine.
00:57:48I don't care for that.
00:57:52Do you always have him sitting opposite you?
00:57:55My cousin Ludwig gave it to me.
00:57:58To comfort me, he said.
00:58:00For being alive.
00:58:01But being alive is so...
00:58:03Ludwig, you mean King Ludwig of Bavaria?
00:58:06The one who...
00:58:06Lies!
00:58:08These stories are all lies.
00:58:09He was just...
00:58:11Just...
00:58:13Strange.
00:58:14He was not insane.
00:58:16Nobody knows for sure how he died.
00:58:18Won't you take off your hat and coat?
00:58:31There's no mirror.
00:58:35In the next room.
00:58:46Is that a princess bed?
00:58:48It's good enough.
00:58:49I don't sleep much anyway.
00:58:55Candice Larish found in my nose.
00:58:58I look awful.
00:58:59Is something the matter?
00:59:11No.
00:59:12You're just...
00:59:13Different from what I thought you'd be.
00:59:16Different?
00:59:17How?
00:59:20No, even that's not true.
00:59:22I knew how you were,
00:59:23but I just hoped you'd be different.
00:59:25It would have been simpler, that's all.
00:59:27I don't understand.
00:59:30So many come here with the Countess Larish
00:59:32who powders their little noses
00:59:34as they turn in through the gates.
00:59:36The beginning is always the same
00:59:37and the end is always the same
00:59:38and what comes in between is...
00:59:43Well, not for you.
00:59:48I found that out.
00:59:49I'm glad you found that out.
00:59:51Now.
00:59:53Thank you, Highness.
00:59:55Thank Rudolph.
00:59:57I thank Rudolph.
00:59:59And when will I see him again?
01:00:02Tomorrow.
01:00:03I'll find the way.
01:00:04Such a waste.
01:00:17Caviar.
01:00:18Champagne.
01:00:20And make sure that they are wasted
01:00:22once my back is turned.
01:00:24You really meant it about
01:00:26not putting your trust in princes.
01:00:30I did.
01:00:30Would you get Bradfish?
01:00:34The Baroness is leaving.
01:00:36Highness.
01:00:36Good night, my love.
01:00:59What a lovely thing to say.
01:01:01Good night, my love.
01:01:18Good night.
01:01:45Good night.
01:01:47Good night.
01:01:48All right, Hoyos, off you go.
01:02:18Will it always be like this?
01:02:44Not always.
01:02:45I'm glad.
01:02:46But for the moment, it's enjoyable.
01:02:48But after a while, if only you went to Habsburg, Prince.
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