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A venomous blood feud divides the powerful clans of the Montagues and the Capulets in the medieval city of Verona, unfolding William Shakespeare's eternal story of teenage love. Starring: Leonard Whiting, Olivia Hussey, Milo O'Shea, Michael York, John McEnery, Pat Heywood, Natasha Parry, Robert Stephens.
A venomous blood feud divides the powerful clans of the Montagues and the Capulets in the medieval city of Verona, unfolding William Shakespeare's eternal story of teenage love. Starring: Leonard Whiting, Olivia Hussey, Milo O'Shea, Michael York, John McEnery, Pat Heywood, Natasha Parry, Robert Stephens.
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00:00Two households, both alike in dignity in fair Verona where we lay our scene.
00:30From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.
00:42From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life,
00:53Whose misadventured piteous overthrows, Do with their death bury their parents' strife.
01:05The quarrel is between our masters and us their men.
01:23Art is all one.
01:33Here come the house of the Montagues.
01:37Good morrow.
01:39Ah, good morrow to you, sir.
01:41Quarrel, I will back thee.
01:44Right.
01:45Fear me not.
01:47Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?
01:59Hm?
02:00I do bite my thumb, sir.
02:03Do you bite your thumb at us, sir?
02:07Look at them.
02:08No, sir.
02:09Ah.
02:10I do not bite my thumb at you, sir.
02:13But I do bite my thumb, sir.
02:16Do you quarrel, sir?
02:18Quarrel, sir?
02:20No, no.
02:21No, sir.
02:22If you do, sir, I am for you.
02:25I serve as good a man as you.
02:27No better?
02:28Yes.
02:29Better, sir.
02:34You lie.
02:50Draw!
02:51Draw, if you be men!
02:53Get ready, remember?
02:54Ice-washing blow!
02:55Hey!
02:56I'm afraid of you!
02:59Kill the Capulets!
03:01Take that!
03:02I'll feed you!
03:04Go!
03:05Help!
03:06Help!
03:07Help!
03:08Help!
03:09Help!
03:10Help!
03:11Help!
03:12Help!
03:13Help!
03:14Help!
03:15Help!
03:16Poor fools!
03:18Put up your swords!
03:19You know not what you do!
03:21The Prince hath expressly forbid disbanding in Verona's streets!
03:24Here come the Capulets!
03:29Tybalt!
03:30Capulet's kinsman!
03:40What?
03:41Art thou drawn among these heartless hinds?
03:48Turn thee, Benvolio.
03:49Look upon thy death!
03:50I do, but keep the peace!
03:52Put up thy sword, or manage it to part these men with me!
03:55What?
03:56Drawn?
03:57And talk of peace?
04:00I hate the word, as I hate hell, all Montagues, and thee!
04:04Have it thee, coward!
04:05Capulet!
04:06Montague!
04:07Montague!
04:08Montague!
04:11Montague!
04:12Montague, Montague, Montague!
04:13Capulet!
04:21Now hide thee home, fragment!
04:27Vela!
04:29Capulet!
04:31Capulet!
04:32Montague!
04:33Montague!
04:34Montague!
04:35I'll be here, my lord!
04:37I'll be here, my lord!
04:39Give him a long sword!
04:41How? Capulet!
04:43Down to the market square!
04:45Capulet!
04:47Follow me!
04:49Follow me!
04:51Till that you learn, Montague!
04:55My noble uncle!
04:57My noble uncle!
04:59What?
05:01My sword!
05:03Thou shalt not stir a foot to seek a foe!
05:07Fool me not! Let me go!
05:09Montague!
05:11Montague!
05:13Montague!
05:15To the village of July!
05:25No roads!
05:27No roads!
05:29No roads!
05:31No roads!
05:41Outstright, me cowards!
05:49No roads!
05:51No roads!
05:53The prince! The prince is coming!
06:02Put down your weapon! The prince! The prince!
06:09Here comes the prince!
06:12Put down your weapon!
06:14Rebellious subjects! Enemies to peace! Throw your mistempered weapons to the ground!
06:28Down with your weapons! Down with your weapons!
06:31And hear the sentence of your moved prince!
06:36Three civil brawls, bred of an airy word by thee, old Capulet!
06:51And Montague have thrice disturbed the quiet of our streets!
06:59If ever you disturb our streets again,
07:03Your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace!
07:08For this time, all the rest depart away!
07:15You Capulet shall go along with me!
07:19And Montague come here this afternoon!
07:24Once more!
07:26On pain of death!
07:29All men depart!
07:33Where is Romeo? Saw you him today?
07:35Right glad I am... He was not at this prayer.
07:39where is Romeo saw you him today right glad I am he was not at this prayer
07:54madam an hour before the worshiped son peered forth the golden window of the
07:59east a troubled mind drove me to walk abroad where underneath the grove of
08:05Sycamore so early walking did I see your son towards him I made but he was aware
08:11of me and stole into the cover of the wood many a morning have you there being
08:21seen
08:27see what he comes
08:36so please you step aside I know his grievance will be much denied I would thou
08:44art so happy by thy stay to hear true shrift come madam that's away
09:14good morrow cousin
09:24is the day so young but you struck nine I mean
09:33sad hours seem long
09:37was that my father that went hence her fast hmm it was
09:48hmm
09:48what sadness lengthens Romeo's hours not having that which having makes them
10:05short hmm but Romeo farewell cuz
10:12oh
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11:01Honourable reckoning are you both, and pity tis, you lived at odds so long.
11:07But, but now, my lord, what say you to my suit?
11:13But saying all what I have said before.
11:16My child is yet a stranger in the world.
11:21She hath not seen the change of fourteen years.
11:24Let two more summers wither in their pride, ere we may think I rive to be a bride, younger than she, a happy mother's maid.
11:44And too soon marred are those so early maid.
11:48The earth hath swallowed all my hopes but she.
11:51She is the hopeful lady of my earth.
11:55But woo her gentle parries, get her heart.
11:58My will to her consent is but a part.
12:02Peter!
12:04This night I hold an old accustomed feast, whereto I have invited many a guest such as I love.
12:11You among the store, one more, most welcome makes my number more.
12:21Nurse, where's my daughter?
12:26Call her forth to me.
12:28Now, by my maidenhead at twelve years old, I'm about to come.
12:31Where is the girl?
12:32Juliet!
12:33Juliet!
12:35Where is the girl?
12:38Juliet!
12:39Where is the girl?
12:41Juliet!
12:42Juliet!
12:44How now?
12:45Who calls?
12:46Your mother!
12:47Your lady mother!
12:48Juliet!
12:49You're mother, you're lady mother.
12:50Make haste, girl, make haste.
12:51Make haste.
12:52Who are you?
12:53Madam, I am here.
12:54What is your will?
12:55This is the matter.
12:56Make haste.
12:57Mother!
12:58Mother!
12:59Mother!
13:00Mother!
13:01Mother!
13:02Mother!
13:03Mother!
13:04Mother!
13:05Mother!
13:06Man!
13:07Mother!
13:08Mother!
13:09I am here.
13:10What is your will?
13:13This is the matter.
13:17May case, girl!
13:19Come on.
13:20Come on.
13:21Nurse,
13:22give leave a while.
13:23We must talk in secret.
13:24oh nurse come back again i have remembered me
13:34thou's here our council
13:37now nurse my daughter's of a pretty age
13:40faith i can tell her age unto an hour
13:42she's not fourteen
13:43i'll lay fourteen of my teeth
13:45and yet to my teen be it spoke i have but four
13:47she's not fourteen
13:49how long is it now to lama's tide
13:51a fortnight an odd day
13:52even a rod of all the days of the year
13:54come lama's eve at night shall she be fourteen
13:57susan and she
13:58god rest all christian souls were of an age
14:01well susan is with god she was too good for me
14:04but as i said on lama's eve at night shall she be fourteen
14:08that shall she marry i remember it well
14:10my lord and you were then at
14:12manchua nay i do bear a brain
14:15for then she could she could stand high lone
14:19neighbor the rude she could have run and waddled all about
14:22for even the day before she broke her brow and then my husband oh god rest his soul
14:28were a merry man took up the child yea quoth he dost thou fall upon thy face
14:34thou wilt fall backward when thou hast more wit wilt thou not jewel
14:38nurse and by my only dame the pretty wretch left crying and said aye
14:43enough of this i pray thee hold thy peace
14:51yes madam
14:53now juliet
14:57god mark thee to his grace
15:02thou wast the prettiest babe that e'er i nursed
15:05and i might live to see thee married once i have my wish
15:09marry
15:10that marry is the very theme i came to talk of
15:14tell me daughter juliet
15:17how stands your disposition to be married
15:20it is an honor that i dream not of
15:29an honor were i not thine only nurse i would say thou hast such wisdom from my teat
15:35well think of marriage now younger than you here in verona ladies of esteem are made already mothers
15:42mothers
15:44by my count i was your mother much upon these years that you are now a maid
15:48oh yes i remember
15:49thus then in brief
15:53the valiant paris seeks you for his love
15:56a man young lady lady such as all the world why he's a man of wax
16:02verona's summer hath not such a flower nay he's a flower
16:06what say you can you love the gentleman
16:14madam madam the guests have come supper served up you called my young lady asked for
16:21we follow
16:24speak briefly can you like of paris love
16:29i look to like if looking liking move
16:32but no more deep will i endart mine eye than your consent gives strength to make it fly
16:42juliet the county stays madam i come
16:49go girl seek happy nights for happy days
17:02you
17:16give me a case to put my visage in a visor for a visor what care i what curious i duff coat deformities
17:26here are the beetle brow shall blush for me
17:32what shall this speech be spoke for our excuse or shall we on without apology the date is out of
17:38such prolixity let them measure us by what they will we'll measure them a measure and be gone
17:44come knock and enter and no sooner in but every man betake him to his legs
17:50and we mean well in going to this mask but tis no wit to go why may one ask
17:56i dreamt a dream tonight and so did i well what was yours that dreamers often lie
18:08in bed asleep while they do dream things true oh that i see queen mab hath been with you
18:17queen mab
18:18she is she is she is the fairy's midwife
18:28and she comes in state no bigger than an agate stone on the forefinger of an alderman
18:34drawn with a team of little atomies athwart men's noses as they lie asleep
18:40her wagon spokes are made of long spinners legs and the cover of the wings of grasshoppers
18:49the traces of the smallest spider's web and the collars zoom of the moonshine's watery beams
18:59her whip crack is a cricket's bone the lash of film and in this state she gallops night by night
19:09through lovers brains and then they dream of love her lady's lips who straight on kisses dream
19:20which oft the angry mab with blisters plagues because their breaths with
19:27sweetmeat tainted are and sometime comes she with a tied pig's tail tickling a parson's nose as he lies
19:34asleep then dreams he of another benefice
19:46sometimes she drive it toward a soldier's neck
19:49and then dreams he of cutting foreign throats of breeches and discados spanish blades drums in his
19:56ear at which he starts and wakes and being thus flighted swears a prayer or two
20:04and sleeps again this is that very mab that plaits the manes of horses in the night
20:15and bakes the elf locks in foul slottish hairs which once untangled much misfortune bodes
20:22this is the hag when maids lie on their backs that presses them and learns them first to bear
20:30making them women of god carriage this is she this is she that this is she
20:42peace peace peace peace peace thou talkst of nothing thou talkst of nothing
20:58true true true i talk of dreams which are the children of an idle brain
21:14begot of nothing but vain fantasy
21:18which is as thin of substance as the air
21:21and more inconstant than the wind who woos even now the frozen bosom of the north
21:30and being angered puffs away from thence turning his side to the dew dropping south
21:36this wind you talk of blows us from ourselves strike drum
21:45come on lusty gentlemen
21:55romeo we shall arrive too late
21:59i fear too early
22:03for my mind misgives
22:06some consequence yet hanging in the stars
22:09shall bitterly begin his fearful date with this night's revels
22:17and expire the term of a despised life closed in my breast
22:21by some vile forfeit of untimely death
22:33but he that hath the steerage of my course
22:35i have seen the day that i have worn a visor
22:50i have seen the day that i have worn a visor
22:54i have seen the day that i have worn a visor
23:04and put her a whispering tail in a fair lady's ear such as you please
23:08she's gone she's gone
23:10you're welcome gentlemen
23:22she's gone
23:28and
23:30she's gone
23:32and
23:34she's gone
23:36and
23:38her
23:40and
23:42and
23:44Oh, my God.
24:14Oh, my God.
24:44Oh, my God.
25:14Oh, my God.
25:44Oh, my God.
26:14So shows a snowy dove trooping with crows as yonder lady o'er her fellow shows.
26:21Did my heart laugh till now, for swear it's sight?
26:31For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night.
27:07Oh, my God.
27:08Oh, my God.
27:09Oh, my God.
27:10Oh, my God.
27:11Oh, my God.
27:12Oh, my God.
27:13Oh, my God.
27:14Oh, my God.
27:15Oh, my God.
27:16Oh, my God.
27:17Oh, my God.
27:18Oh, my God.
27:19Oh, my God.
27:20Oh, my God.
27:21Oh, my God.
27:22Oh, my God.
27:23Oh, my God.
27:24Oh, my God.
27:25Oh, my God.
27:27Oh, my God.
27:28Oh, my God.
27:29Oh, my God.
27:30Oh, my God.
27:32Oh, yeah.
27:34Oh, yeah, yeah.
27:36What is your sign?
27:38Oh, yeah.
28:02Oh, yeah.
28:32Why, Uncle, it is a shame.
29:02Goat.
29:04You are a saucy boy.
29:06You'll make a mutiny among my guests.
29:08Am I the master here or you?
29:10I will not endure him.
29:12You will not endure? He shall be endured.
29:14I know what.
29:18Well said, my hearts.
29:20You're a princox.
29:32Be quiet or...
29:34Oh.
29:42For shame, I'll make you quiet.
29:44Oh.
29:46Oh.
29:48Oh.
29:50Oh.
29:52Oh.
29:54Oh.
29:56Oh.
29:58Oh.
30:00Oh.
30:02Oh.
30:04Oh.
30:06Oh.
30:08Oh.
30:10Oh.
30:12Oh.
30:14Oh.
30:16Oh.
30:18Oh.
30:20Oh.
30:22Oh.
30:24Oh.
30:26Oh.
30:28Oh.
30:30Oh.
30:32Oh.
30:34Oh.
30:36Oh.
30:38Oh.
30:50Oh.
30:52Oh oh.
30:54Oh, oh, oh.
30:56Oh, oh oh.
30:58Oh, oh, oh oh.
31:02What is a youth, impetuous fire, what is a maid, ice and desire, the world wags on, a rose
31:28will bloom, it then will fade, so does a youth, so does the fairest maid, comes a time when
31:52one sweet smile has its season for a while, then loves in love with me, some they think
32:06only to marry, others will tease and tarry, mine is the very best parry, Cupid he rules
32:17us all, caper the caper, sing me the song, death will come soon to hush us along, sweeter
32:27than honey and bitter as gall, love is a pastime that never will pull, sweeter than honey and
32:36bitter as gall, Cupid he rules us all.
32:43a rose will bloom, it then will fade, so does a rose will bloom, it then will fade, so
32:50a rose will bloom, it then will fade, so does a youth, so does a youth, so does a child
32:57a rose will bloom, it then will fade, so does a youth, so does a young girl, a youth.
33:11So does a youth
33:17So does the fairest face
33:26If I profane with my unworthiest hand
33:34This holy shrine
33:36The gentle sin is this
33:39My lips
33:41Two blushing pilgrims ready stand
33:45To smooth the rough touch
33:48With a gentle kiss
34:09Good pilgrim
34:11You do wrong your hand too much
34:14Which mannerly devotion shows in this
34:18For saints have hands
34:21That pilgrims' hands do touch
34:24And palm to palm this holy palmer's kiss
34:27Have not saints lips
34:30And holy palmer's too
34:33Aye pilgrim
34:34Lips that they must use in prayer
34:36Oh then
34:39Dear saint
34:41Let lips do
34:44What hands do
34:46Nay pray
34:53Grant thou
34:56Lest faith turn to despair
34:59Saints do not move
35:01Though grant for prayer's sake
35:03Then move not
35:04While my prayer's effect I take
35:12Thus
35:16From my lips
35:19By thine
35:22My sin
35:23Is purged
35:25Then have my lips
35:37The sin that they have took
35:38Sin from my lips
35:41I'll trespass
35:43Sweetly urged
35:44Give me my sin again
35:46A rose will bloom
35:52It then will fade
35:57So does the youth
36:02So does
36:08The fairest
36:11Maid
36:15Oh my god
36:17Oh my god
36:18Oh my god
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