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Cromwell's rule is ever bloodier and more controversial, nobody feeling safe anymore amongst factions and treason, yet the Lord Protector achieves a monarchy in all but name. Elizabeth Lillburne is jailed for life without trial. Saxby resigns as colonel's commission on account of his war-wrecked hand. Plotting and discovered intrigues make many fatal victims, including Joliffe. Angelica survives everybody alone, but for Saxby's posthumous daughter. Starring: Andrea Riseborough, John Simm, Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Tim McInnerny, Peter Capaldi.
Cromwell's rule is ever bloodier and more controversial, nobody feeling safe anymore amongst factions and treason, yet the Lord Protector achieves a monarchy in all but name. Elizabeth Lillburne is jailed for life without trial. Saxby resigns as colonel's commission on account of his war-wrecked hand. Plotting and discovered intrigues make many fatal victims, including Joliffe. Angelica survives everybody alone, but for Saxby's posthumous daughter. Starring: Andrea Riseborough, John Simm, Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Tim McInnerny, Peter Capaldi.
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00:00.
00:11Bring her.
00:14What shall I call you now, madam?
00:17Mistress Sexby.
00:21Your friends, the ranters, the high attainers,
00:29they find holiness in tobacco and alcohol and fornication.
00:34God in an ivy leaf.
00:36God in yourselves.
00:38And the Bible is waste paper.
00:40Who tells you this?
00:42I fear you mean to crush us as you did the levellers.
00:46Bluntly, madam.
00:48In a world without hell, how will I uphold the law?
00:54Was this the freedom you fought so bravely for, my Lord General?
00:58All that we fought for is in the balance.
01:00There is anarchy abroad and the Parliament want an iron hand.
01:04Parliament wants money and land.
01:07It took my land and gave it to Master Jolliffe to enjoy for the term of his life.
01:11Master Jolliffe who called me a whore.
01:13Aye, there are some that would like the clocks to be turned back,
01:16but I will not let them, for all they're bleeding in Parliament.
01:19Then leave my friends free to speak the love that lives in their hearts.
01:23You're certain of their hearts?
01:29We seek an honest way to live on Earth, now.
01:32Not in terror of what's to come.
01:38Yet you blaspheme, madam.
01:40What, will you burn me?
01:42Put a branding iron on me.
01:44Hang me.
01:48Have a care, Angelica.
01:55There is a world of difference between freedom and licentiousness.
02:02And think of me as your friend.
02:04And visit me.
02:11My old friends, they veer away from me now.
02:34My lady.
03:00I must confess to you.
03:04My heart is not true.
03:08It betrays me every hour that I'm with you.
03:13I'm lured on a desire that the world tells me what I conceive of you is sin.
03:20Is love a sin, madam?
03:24Tell me that it is not a sin.
03:27I am married, Kristen.
03:34In outward form only.
03:36Yet I will not dishonor him.
03:44Why did you resign your commission?
03:45Still no better man for a fight in these islands.
03:55I'm finished with fighting.
03:57Well, then I have other work for you.
04:00Honest John has met with the Cavaliers.
04:03They've talked about bringing in the King's son from France.
04:06Oh, I know this to be true.
04:07How know it?
04:08We have agents among the malcontents.
04:13What work?
04:16Go to them, as one disaffected with me, and seek out their thoughts and their strength.
04:25Where is Honest John now?
04:30Have you read this?
04:31He calls upon the nation to rise up against you.
04:34Do you not sleep easily in your palace at Hampton, my lord?
04:37The country was pleased to show its gratitude to my lord for his many services.
04:42Parliament gave it. I remember not the country being asked.
04:45Perhaps Master Sexby need not act a part of disaffected.
04:48I could not tolerate this, Edward. This is open rebellion.
04:52Then put him on trial.
04:53Where's the jury that will find him guilty?
04:57No. No trial.
04:59If you move against him without the law, the whole of London will burn.
05:10Do you smell smoke?
05:13Honest John is even now sailing for Jersey,
05:15where the writ of habeas corpus does not run.
05:20Give me your answer tomorrow.
05:22Have it now.
05:25I will not act parts.
05:27Have a care, Edward.
05:29We must all bend to the times, all of us.
05:34What will not bend may break.
05:38Tomorrow.
05:46You must pull your wife out of the ranters, sir.
05:50She does not wear my reins, sir.
05:52Pity for her, and for you.
05:55She runs to her utter destruction.
05:57.
06:09.
06:21.
06:22I'm going to go in there.
06:24I'll go in there.
06:30It's on the back of the street.
06:33Let's go!
06:34Yeah!
06:35The other guy.
06:36Stop it!
06:52How's the game?
06:58Near one, sir.
07:02Is she debauched? Have you heard it yet?
07:07Not yet.
07:09You're too slow.
07:12It must happen today for all to see.
07:15Troopers come to arrest the fornicators.
07:22You're too slow.
07:24Let's go.
07:26And you're too slow.
07:28Let's go.
07:30We'll be back on the floor.
07:33And now you're too slow.
07:34Help me.
07:35We're down.
07:36Help me.
07:37Help me.
07:38Help me.
07:39Help me.
07:40Help me.
07:41Help me.
07:42Help me.
07:43Help me.
07:47Help me.
07:48Cry out, Master Jolef, and I will open your nose like a fig.
07:58Now, tell me, what must be done today?
08:06Oh, we'll be unmasked.
08:14Kill him!
08:18Christian, I know you have a true heart, but I...
08:37I want to find you.
08:58It's found you.
09:02I wanted universal love.
09:06And here it is, the genuine resurrection.
09:10The world turned upside down, and here your portion.
09:16You made me wait a weary year for that.
09:19Oh, my God!
09:22Oh, my God!
09:25It's not a treasure!
09:27Oh, my God!
09:28Oh, my God!
09:31Oh, my God!
09:34Oh, my God!
09:35Arrest her!
09:38Bring her up!
10:05Thank you very much.
10:35I don't know what to do.
10:43Neither poisoned you is food for dogs now.
10:48He was in paid service.
10:52He's tasked to debauch you and bring further ridicule upon the renters.
10:56Who?
11:06Jolliffe.
11:09That should have died in Whiteham Woods.
11:12Yet he will die.
11:14And soon...
11:16Leave him, Sexby.
11:20He's an account that must be settled.
11:23I will settle it.
11:26There's food.
11:27Sexby.
11:28Call for Coles.
11:30I will return tonight.
11:59Are you unwell?
12:21No.
12:23All is well.
12:25Nothing is ill.
12:27I will return.
12:28They have silenced on us, John, that they have murdered Thomas Rainsbury.
12:33There is none but us now.
12:36You love a fool.
13:03For that I've been.
13:09My love began on the day you married Harry Fanshawe.
13:21I did not know I had a heart until that hour.
13:27You filled it with unknown creatures whose names were Joy and Hope.
13:39Both sharper blades than any that had cut me before.
13:45I have something of yours.
13:56I've kept it on me every day.
13:58Then do not part with it now, as I will not with you, if you will take me.
14:09You do not say aye, sir.
14:23I cannot take Rainsbury's widow to me while his murderers still walk the earth.
14:30Even yesterday, scenes of abominable lewdness and fornication were uncovered among the ranters.
14:41While this house nods asleep and speaks of toleration.
14:45Sirs, this toleration will undo us all.
14:50Let the fornicators be brought before the magistrates and be punished.
14:55Then, lewd ill manners, do not argue an end to religious toleration.
15:00Now, you have other business today, I'm told.
15:12The motion is that this house declares that no authority shall end this house's sessions.
15:18Will you persist, sirs?
15:19Except its own authority.
15:21What, you will keep yourselves here in perpetuity, then?
15:23Those for the motion say aye.
15:25Enough!
15:30I'll put an end to your prattling.
15:33You are no parliament!
15:35Get you gone!
15:36Don't!
15:37Hold it!
15:43Get you gone!
15:44Take your hands!
15:51Take your hands!
15:54Take this bauble with you!
16:00Take your hands!
16:17What is this place?
16:18Montorgil.
16:19In English, Mount Pride.
16:23It is your pride has got you your new home.
16:25It is the Lord General himself has sent you here.
16:28This is your tomb, sir.
16:30You have doubts, Edward.
16:48Will you play a part with the Cavalier Party?
16:51Do you have agents among all the parties?
16:53That you need not know.
16:54How long have you had agents amongst the Royalist Party?
16:56Sir, I have other business.
16:58Had you agents amongst the Royalists at the time of Thomas Rainsborough's murder?
17:03Why were those men heard to cry out that they came from Cromwell?
17:08I will tell my lord that your answer was no.
17:12He will not be pleased.
17:14I will tell him myself.
17:17Then find him at Westminster, for there he stays.
17:22Saxby.
17:26Only madmen oppose us now.
17:29I pray you be not mad.
17:36Westminster, come.
17:37Saxby, stay.
17:39Talk with me.
17:41We talked the night he was cut in pieces.
17:42No more talk.
17:45Edward, are you with me again?
17:48Saxby.
17:52What is it, Edward?
17:52My lord, we came to ask mercy for John Lilburn and to pray you.
17:58When will he have his trial?
18:00Never, madam.
18:02Then when will he be free?
18:06Again, never.
18:08And when will his wife and children see him?
18:10Once more, madam.
18:13Never.
18:13Come, Edward.
18:16All this you know.
18:19Stand out of my way.
18:25Did you order the murder of Thomas Rainsborough?
18:27Sexby, no!
18:39He's unwell, my lord.
18:40His brain is hot.
18:41He's sick.
18:42He's ever your lordship's loving servant.
18:45Hurt not a hair on his head.
18:47He was a brother to me.
18:49Take him to the coast and put him out of England tonight.
18:52Sexby, if you return ever, I will have you hanged.
18:55Away.
18:57I don't have to settle all accounts.
19:01Sexby!
19:02Where are you?
19:03Let me go with him.
19:04He is all I have left now.
19:15Let him go, madam, from whence he came.
19:17There's fighting in the Low Countries.
19:18He will find wages there.
19:19Edward was never happy, except he was cutting throats.
19:25He's not for you.
19:26He will find friends.
19:52He's good.
20:24Why do you dally? Where's my wine?
20:38I came with what speed I could, sir.
20:42Are you impatient?
20:47Truly, this day has been a long while in the coming.
20:50Huh. Well, the whore is a man again.
20:58You are an abomination in the eyes of God and of all godly men.
21:03Why have you persecuted me, sir?
21:06Because you are the age, madam.
21:09Weak, womanish, lustful.
21:13And not a one of you knows where you should be.
21:16And where should we be?
21:17You, madam, should be dead.
21:19I watched you hang.
21:22I saw your pretty ankles kicking at the clouds.
21:29Would I have pulled the rope myself?
21:32Then I would be a phantom.
21:37Phantoms cannot harm us.
21:39But, sir, I'm not your crippled imaginings.
21:46I am flesh.
21:49And blood.
21:50Oh, my God.
22:12Oh, my God.
22:14Oh, my God.
22:16Oh, my God.
22:17Party, party!
22:21Party!
22:32Speak not of Edward Sexby, I beg of you. He is gone, and that is flat.
22:37Elizabeth Lilburn will not kneel before you because her husband forbade her
22:41ever ask a favour of the tyrant, but I kneel on her behalf.
22:47Walk with me.
22:54I never looked for aught of this.
22:57I was just a farmer.
22:59God showed me the way to lead men in battle.
23:03I never thought I have a nation's care in my weak sinner's hands.
23:13Will you eat a simple supper with me, Angelica?
23:18So have you forgiven me?
23:22For what?
23:25I took a husband from you.
23:27You took two.
23:30When he sent Thomas Rainsborough to Pontefract,
23:33it was to cut the head off the Levellers, was it not?
23:35What?
23:41Aye, it was.
23:43Did you strike him down, Oliver?
23:49I would have...
23:51faced him in the field.
23:53I would have...
23:55killed him there with God's help.
23:58He was murdered by the Cavaliers, Angelica, as God is my witness.
24:14And if he'd killed you in the field?
24:17A different England?
24:18If Thomas sat here now, instead of Oliver?
24:22What would be different?
24:24Thomas and freedom, Oliver and tyranny?
24:28Oliver and order.
24:32Thomas...
24:34and convulsion.
24:37And if convulsion, then famine.
24:39And if famine, then where is the freedom?
24:40Where is freedom from us, John?
24:42Each new day brings another plot to assassinate me and bring us closer to anarchy and terror.
24:55In times like this, some of the freedoms we fought for must be sacrificed.
25:02There is nothing that now stands between us and utter destruction but me.
25:14Almighty God chose me.
25:17Not Thomas Rainsborough nor anyone else.
25:19He chose me.
25:25And he chooses the path I must now follow.
25:27I would have your understanding of what I must now give to the nation.
25:37Which is what?
25:40They will never be settled until they have a king again.
25:46What is the word king but a bauble?
25:49It's a feather in the cap.
25:51Well, why not in mine?
25:52I thought Honest John had lost his senses when he told us this day would come.
26:03So did I, madam.
26:06Well then...
26:10King Oliver first.
26:14And England will have another king, chosen by God.
26:18So much blood spilt for so little.
26:38I came to petition you for Elizabeth Lilburn.
26:43What is your answer, my lord?
26:46Your petitions are granted.
26:51She shall have a pension.
26:52She may visit the island.
26:56Angelica.
26:59Prepare Elizabeth.
27:03Freeborn John Lilburn is...
27:06broken in pieces.
27:11Fare you well, Oliver.
27:15We shall never meet again.
27:16We shall never meet again.
27:36John, I couldn't bring you pen and paper.
27:38I feared they might execute you if you took up the pen.
27:46I fear that all our lives.
27:49No matter now, Beth.
27:55It was all mistaken.
27:56It was all mistaken.
28:00What was mistaken, John?
28:04To change the temporal world.
28:07All that matters is what waits for us.
28:10Elizabeth, he knows not what he says.
28:13Indeed I do, madam.
28:14When I am free, I will take up my cross.
28:20I will crucify the pride of me.
28:25I will tell Oliver, do the same.
28:30I cannot tell him.
28:33I cannot tell him.
28:36You cannot tell me.
28:39You cannot tell me what, madam?
28:47Though he will call himself Lord Protector,
28:51Oliver is to be king.
28:52Forgive me.
29:10For what?
29:15All.
29:17To the last of my days.
29:22My proudest boast will ever be
29:25that I was the wife of free-born John Lilburn.
29:46?!
29:53Brink in!
30:01Ere the wicked cease on trouble.
30:03Alright, sirs!
30:05Ere the weary are at rest.
30:09Ere the prisoners rest together.
30:11They hear not the voice of the U.S.
30:16Put him in.
30:18Here lies you reborn.
30:20No speeches.
30:21We'll be damned before I will let you silence her.
30:24This is my land you're standing on.
30:26Madam, I was told no speeches.
30:41Do your work, sirs.
30:46And you, to your homes.
31:11I thought I'd lost you.
31:36Not yet.
31:38Good sir.
31:47When the world began its turning, a little thought I would be turned.
31:52So utterly.
31:58Nor I.
32:01Come, mistress mine.
32:08Not yet.
32:11From your home.
32:13A little fear.
32:15Nothing ever.
32:17I'm afraid you're not alone.
32:19You've gone through it.
32:20New hair.
32:21In a very light.
32:23You've been by the light.
32:25You've been by the light.
32:27How do I do it?
32:29First peep.
32:59The dark is clearing, like mist uprising from the waterland where I began.
33:17Jack has his jill, then nought shall go ill.
33:25Sexby, why have you come back?
33:33To kill the king.
33:37Every schoolboy will learn the name of Edward Sexby.
33:52Let it set England free of its chains.
33:58And I will be free.
34:02What is it you look for?
34:06Nothing, madam.
34:10But I swear in my life that I do love thee.
34:16Then give this up.
34:24And come with me to the new world.
34:30You must have the life you choose.
34:34I fear my ending will not be yours.
34:38Must all end in blood?
34:40Aye.
34:42All must end in blood.
34:48One week hence, on the day of Oliver's glory, wait for me at the sea.
35:10The parish bells welcome England's new king.
35:14Think not to see me again.
35:16I will not be given to the butchers.
35:19That day will shake the world, madam.
35:23And all the blood will not have been in vain.
35:28Do you know me, Angelica?
35:32Aye, Edward.
35:38You are yourself.
35:58There are many now among us who see him as a traitor and a tyrant.
36:13He will get the nation's thanks.
36:15He does this.
36:18This is your place, sir.
36:21Here I will make my horse seem lame.
36:24His carriage will have to stop.
36:28No trick.
36:29Sorry, oww.
36:48.
36:56Good morrow to you.
37:10Good morrow, your highness.
37:13Nay.
37:14Let me be old and all a few hours more.
37:19Toop.
37:22Today you ride before me.
37:23I recall a time I rode before you, do you remember?
37:28A Kyneton fight, my lord.
37:31It was a brave fight.
37:34Aye, my lord.
37:36I remember.
37:46I remember you well.
37:50Did you not fight near me when we saved Honest John and his dragoons?
37:54Very near, my lord.
37:58Remember Freeborn John, how he fought?
38:02Till he was one heartbeat away from paradise.
38:07I robbed him of a martyr's death.
38:10And he never forgave me.
38:11I remember John Littleburn every night in my prayers, my lord.
38:22As do I, too.
38:23Did you ever think this day would come?
38:38No.
38:40My lord, I did not.
38:41I did not.
38:42I did not.
38:42My lord.
38:44I did not.
38:45I did not.
38:47No.
38:47I did not.
38:50Let's go.
39:20Let's go.
39:50Let's go.
40:20My Lord, I cannot let you proceed any further.
40:35Let's go.
40:36Let's go.
40:37Let's go.
40:38Let's go.
40:39Let's go.
40:41Let's go.
40:42Let's go.
40:43Let's go.
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40:45Let's go.
40:46Let's go.
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40:48Let's go.
40:49Let's go.
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40:54Let's go.
40:55Let's go.
40:56Let's go.
40:57Let's go.
40:58Let's go.
40:59Let's go.
41:00Let's go.
41:01Let's go.
41:02Let's go.
41:03Let's go.
41:04Let's go.
41:06Let's go.
41:07Let's go.
41:08Let's go.
41:09Let's go.
41:10Let's go.
41:11Let's go.
41:12Let's go.
41:13Let's go.
41:14Let's go.
41:15Let's go.
43:15On the day Sexby died, the new life he left me was already quick within me.
43:33Soon after Beth entered her new world, Oliver departed the old one he turned upside down.
43:56Oh Lord, give them consistency of judgment.
44:03Oh Lord.
44:05Oh Lord.
44:07Oh Lord.
44:09The second King Charles came over the water and the fountains of London ran with wine.
44:19Elizabeth?
44:20Look up there in those branches.
44:26Do you see anything?
44:28Do you see anything?
44:29Do you see anything?
44:38I see leaves in the sky.
44:45All my men were dead.
44:54Their hopes and dreams gone with them.
45:00Yet we are the world we live in.
45:03The world we love in.
45:07These were the life and times of Angelica Fanshawe.
45:11In the final account, there is love and new sharp blades.
45:17Joy and hope.
45:20Joy and hope.
45:21Joy and hope.
45:22Joy and hope.
45:23Joy and hope.
45:25Joy and hope.
45:26Joy and hope.
45:27Joy and hope.
45:28Joy and hope.
45:29Joy and hope.
45:30Joy and hope.
45:31Joy and hope.
45:32Joy and hope.
45:33Joy and hope.
45:34Joy and hope.
45:35Joy and hope.
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45:37Joy and hope.
45:38Joy and hope.
45:39Joy and hope.
45:40Joy and hope.
45:41Joy and hope.
45:42Joy and hope.
45:43Joy and hope.
45:44Joy and hope.
45:45Joy and hope.
45:46Joy and hope.
45:47Joy and hope.
45:48Joy and hope.
45:49Joy and hope.
45:50Joy and hope.
45:51Joy and hope.
45:52Joy and hope.
45:53Joy and hope.
45:54Joy and hope.
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