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00:00:16Good morning, Your Old Highness.
00:00:187.30.
00:00:27Good morning, John.
00:00:39I'm so glad you're here.
00:00:41You're welcome.
00:00:42I'm so glad you're here.
00:00:43I'm so glad you're here.
00:00:44But I can't do anything.
00:00:44I'm so glad you're here.
00:00:48I've got to miss you.
00:00:48I've got to miss you.
00:00:50You're really happy.
00:00:52I'm so glad you're here.
00:01:42Come on, man. Click it.
00:01:43I can't, sir. This needs to be seen by a professional.
00:01:46Don't be so bloody wet. It just needs a good shot.
00:01:59It doesn't feel one with confidence.
00:02:02It comes very highly recommended. Treats everyone.
00:02:06Winston Churchill, Duncan Sands, Maud Astor.
00:02:19I woke up, turned my head, and there it was.
00:02:22And I sort of cricked it during the course of the night.
00:02:25Hmm. It's possible.
00:02:27Well, you sit up, please, Your Royal Highness.
00:02:36People come to me with necks, backs, elbows, knees.
00:02:42Very often it's nothing to do with the symptoms.
00:02:45The real cause is something else.
00:02:48Such as?
00:02:49Oh.
00:02:51Tension.
00:02:53Emotional strain.
00:02:56Unresolved conflict of one form or another.
00:03:00Oh.
00:03:02Oh.
00:03:03There.
00:03:04Oh.
00:03:07And how does one go about treating those?
00:03:10Well, that's by identifying them, recognizing them,
00:03:14and then by treating not just the physical symptoms,
00:03:17but, uh, changing one's whole lifestyle.
00:03:21You know, I used to have a fellow look after me in that department.
00:03:24Made sure there wasn't too much tension in my life.
00:03:27Mike Parker?
00:03:29Surely you don't know the old rascal, too.
00:03:32I do.
00:03:34Why didn't you say?
00:03:36What is your name again?
00:03:37Ward, sir.
00:03:39Stephen Ward.
00:03:40You always talked about my getting you out for the weekend.
00:03:43Where?
00:03:43I don't know, a party or two.
00:03:46I enjoy putting people together.
00:03:50Matter of fact, it's going to be rather a fun group this weekend.
00:03:52If you were agreeable, we might even find time for a quick portrait.
00:03:55As you can see, I, uh, I dabble.
00:04:04Who's this?
00:04:06Oh, Christine.
00:04:09Huh?
00:04:10She'll be there.
00:04:11Mandy will, too.
00:04:15She'll have my neck's feeling better already.
00:04:30estád She'll be there.
00:06:13Do you know this man?
00:06:17Captain Eugene Ivanov.
00:06:21Soviet naval attache.
00:06:25No comment.
00:06:28Did you have relations with this man, John Profumo, Minister of War?
00:06:34No comment.
00:06:46Miss Keeler, you were at this party hosted by Stephen Ward.
00:06:55Who's this man?
00:07:03Miss Keeler.
00:07:28Thank you for coming, John.
00:07:31Prime Minister.
00:07:32Shall we?
00:07:33After you.
00:07:35Good trip, darling.
00:07:37Rather an early start.
00:07:39What was John Profumo doing here?
00:07:42I asked him to come and see me so we could have a frank conversation man to man.
00:07:46I'll tell you what worries me, John.
00:07:48John is that the many insignificant achievements of this government being upshadowed by scandal
00:07:57and rumour.
00:07:59Damn.
00:08:01Then I shall confirm for you what I told your private secretary and what I subsequently told
00:08:06the house.
00:08:08I have nothing to hide, nothing to answer for.
00:08:12I told him he should think carefully about what he was saying, that we were friends.
00:08:16John.
00:08:17He could speak in confidence.
00:08:19There are fault lines in most marriages.
00:08:23And I could admit to mine.
00:08:26Come on, Harold.
00:08:28I didn't come to you on bended knees six years ago begging to serve in your government
00:08:32only to make a fool of you.
00:08:36Do you believe him?
00:08:40In the course of my life I've learned to recognise the face of a liar.
00:08:44Something in the features is drawn differently.
00:08:53Something in the eyes.
00:08:59What other option is there to distrust those close to me, those who profess to love me?
00:09:05That would be too painful.
00:09:08The photograph.
00:09:10Which photograph?
00:09:13At a party.
00:09:14Hosted by one Stephen Ward.
00:09:17Society osteopath.
00:09:20A call girl and a Russian spy in the foreground.
00:09:24In the background.
00:09:25A shadow.
00:09:26A shadow with Profumo's likeness.
00:09:29If you say so.
00:09:31I say there's a reasonable doubt.
00:09:36Credulous.
00:09:37Trusting.
00:09:39Fool.
00:09:50In my six years as Prime Minister, I've had to face many grave and baffling difficulties.
00:09:57This is one such a case.
00:10:00I would like to make it clear that I believe John Profumo is entitled not only to the support,
00:10:08but also to the sympathetic understanding and confidence of the house and of the entire country.
00:10:19It was bad enough with just the music and shouting at all hours of the day and night.
00:10:26Yes, well, Margaret's always been high-spirited.
00:10:29But this building work is unbearable.
00:10:32Unbearable.
00:10:33And no sign of it ending.
00:10:35And now a new roof.
00:10:37So I gather.
00:10:38Banging and hammering and drilling.
00:10:41Sometimes even at the weekends.
00:10:42And it's not just me that's suffering.
00:10:45I know it's driven the Gloucester's quite mad.
00:10:48Oh, everything irritates the Gloucester's.
00:10:52Ah.
00:10:53Sir John Weir, Your Majesty.
00:10:56Don't worry, Aunt Marina.
00:10:58As head of the family is what I'm here for.
00:11:01I'll have a word with Margaret.
00:11:14Your Majesty.
00:11:15Sir John.
00:11:17As you know, we took the samples yesterday.
00:11:19We've had the results back.
00:11:20I am delighted to confirm that you are expecting.
00:11:25Oh.
00:11:27Congratulations.
00:11:29Now, it's wonderful news, but I must temper it with caution.
00:11:33Your iron levels are low.
00:11:35They're very low.
00:11:36Not dangerous yet, but not far off.
00:11:39Oh.
00:11:51I hope you're sitting down.
00:11:55Philip?
00:12:00His Royal Highness is away, ma'am.
00:12:02Where?
00:12:03At a house party.
00:12:04The weekend.
00:12:06The weekend?
00:12:07It's Wednesday.
00:12:09You never mentioned anything.
00:12:10It was all very last minute.
00:12:15Oh.
00:12:17Of course.
00:12:19Ma'am.
00:13:06Miss Griller!
00:13:12Miss Griller, Miss Griller, Miss Griller, Miss Griller!
00:13:37Thanks for letting us know.
00:13:48I just heard that Stephen Ward, sorry to interrupt, has been interviewed by police and has confirmed everything.
00:13:54Introducing Profumo to the cool girls, the Russian spy, everything.
00:13:58Well, well, well.
00:13:59I think we can confidently expect Profumo's resignation any minute.
00:14:03And the government to fall apart, surely thereafter.
00:14:07You'll have to excuse me, I'm about to get to work.
00:14:10All right.
00:14:11So, it's yes, Paris?
00:14:14If you must.
00:14:16I must.
00:14:17Didn't you just get back from an assignment in New York?
00:14:20I did.
00:14:21And Tokyo before that?
00:14:25You don't think some time at home would be good?
00:14:27It would be if it were at home.
00:14:29It was a building site.
00:14:31The Royal Highness has decided to embark upon a major refurbishment of our apartment.
00:14:38Only I thought I heard a happy rumour that she might be expecting another baby.
00:14:42You did.
00:14:43She is.
00:14:45But in any marriage, it's important to find things that really bind you together.
00:14:51As a couple.
00:14:52And yours is?
00:14:57Absolut.
00:15:31Absolutly grotesque, I do.
00:15:41Oh, I hate that.
00:15:43Unfortunately grotesque.
00:15:44I do.
00:15:45Hello!
00:15:52Yes, thank you very much.
00:15:56Your Highness, Your Majesty.
00:16:01Goodness, what?
00:16:03A dining table in the same room as the kitchen.
00:16:05Yes.
00:16:07I'm not quite sure what to make of that.
00:16:09It's modern.
00:16:11It's egalitarian.
00:16:13Well, the least egalitarian person that I know.
00:16:15Well, that's not the nicest way to congratulate me.
00:16:17It is why you're here.
00:16:20Congratulations for what?
00:16:21Mummy didn't tell you.
00:16:24I'm, uh...
00:16:25Are you?
00:16:26Yes.
00:16:27Oh, that's lovely.
00:16:30Due a few weeks after you.
00:16:32That's wonderful.
00:16:35But no, that's, uh, not why I'm here.
00:16:40I'm here to ask that on your way to building this
00:16:44great, bright, modern, egalitarian,
00:16:47home for your growing family.
00:16:49You might have a little more consideration
00:16:51for your neighbours.
00:16:56In terms of what?
00:16:58I'm assuming noise and general disruption.
00:17:02Oh, I see.
00:17:05And who sent you on this ugly little mission?
00:17:08Marina?
00:17:09Yes?
00:17:10She'd do well to remember her place.
00:17:12As a low-ranking member of your husband's refugee family,
00:17:15she's lucky to be here at all.
00:17:18I rest my case about egalitarian.
00:17:22And it's not only her.
00:17:24Oh, it was Alice.
00:17:26That's good, tangerous old bet.
00:17:28And the Kents and the Gloucesters.
00:17:29Oh, I see.
00:17:30The whole nasty, jealous circus cooped up in this ridiculous compound.
00:17:36Furious because we got the largest apartment.
00:17:38No one's furious about the apartment.
00:17:40Oh, incandescent.
00:17:42Positively constipated with fury.
00:17:45They're furious about the noise.
00:17:47Because it represents rejuvenation,
00:17:49modernisation, and change.
00:17:51No, because it's inconsiderate, selfish, and deafening.
00:18:00So, how is the baby so far?
00:18:03Sound complicated, surprisingly.
00:18:06How's yours?
00:18:09Complicated.
00:18:12They want me to take it easier this time.
00:18:15My politely suggest you do.
00:18:18Tell Philip to take some of the strain.
00:18:23How is he?
00:18:25Fine. Why?
00:18:30Would you like to know a rumour, Tony and I heard?
00:18:33No.
00:18:35It is just a rumour, but you can't deny.
00:18:38There is a similarity.
00:18:41Look.
00:18:43You see?
00:18:46That's the Minister of War.
00:18:47He's just admitted it.
00:18:49Perfume won't mess with the affair,
00:18:50but he denied the photograph.
00:18:53There's something of Philip and me.
00:18:55You know, the shoulders.
00:19:02The Prime Minister has asked to see you, ma'am,
00:19:05as a matter of urgency.
00:19:06Thank you, sir.
00:19:34it's the very worst kind of betrayal from somebody I never expected capable I'm
00:19:43sorry this dentist mr. Ward clearly has a lot to answer for osteopath ma'am oh well
00:19:55he seems to have orchestrated it all he may have orchestrated it but read the
00:19:59newspapers you think it's all my fault and for that reason I think it's only right
00:20:05that I offer you my resignation what the integrity of your government has been
00:20:14compromised as prime minister I must accept responsibility I can't go on if
00:20:20you can mr. McMillan and you must
00:20:30I would urge you to go back and unite your cabinet and my government take
00:20:36charge of this country go back to Downing Street prime minister and pick up the
00:20:41reins the people of this country need stability as do I more than ever ma'am
00:20:57the Duke of Edinburgh and I are expecting again congratulations but the situation is
00:21:03not without his complications I will be taking a leave of absence for several
00:21:10months in Scotland the doctors have made it quite clear that they'd like me to rest
00:21:20completely to safeguard the pregnancy which is why I need you to hold the fort for the time being
00:21:30the Queen Mother can deputise for ceremonial matters until the child is born
00:21:39of course thank you
00:21:48thank you prime minister it would mean a great deal to me personally
00:22:23it was wonderful if if they weren't sending up toffs they were having a go at government corruption or the
00:22:33hypocrisy of our bishops having a dig at the British war effort
00:22:38at one point they even turned on the Queen Queen
00:22:42it was really very funny
00:22:46I would say very much about our forthcoming trip to Indra and Pegasov
00:22:53Prince Philip tells me he is very much looking forward to taking me out the Khyber Pass
00:23:04and then they came on to you
00:23:07what are you most afraid of
00:23:10the arrival of the newspapers in the morning
00:23:18it's no use me trying to replicate it I'll never do it justice
00:23:22was it cruel
00:23:25not cruel no
00:23:27were people laughing
00:23:29yes
00:23:31did Boothby laugh
00:23:34who said anything about Boothby
00:23:35I'm assuming it's who you were there with
00:23:37did he laugh
00:23:41yes
00:23:48did you
00:23:50yes
00:23:51you should go see what's happening to your bloody country
00:24:17John
00:24:18have you packed the swimming shorts
00:24:20yes sir
00:24:20all packed
00:24:21good man
00:24:25hello
00:24:26hello
00:24:27hello
00:24:32how nice
00:24:34you're coming too
00:24:36coming?
00:24:38er no
00:24:38I'm going
00:24:39where?
00:24:42St Moritz
00:24:42how mysterious
00:24:50you?
00:24:52by moral
00:24:56separate countries
00:25:01how apposite
00:25:04what does that mean
00:25:05appropriate
00:25:07suitable
00:25:08fitting
00:25:10apt
00:25:10I know what apposite means
00:25:14what you're trying to say
00:25:18don't worry about that
00:25:21you just enjoy the mountains dear
00:25:23that's all
00:25:23I
00:25:53I
00:25:53thought
00:26:20Are you a traitor, Mr. Moore?
00:26:25We have come from the very depths of lechery and depravity in this case, prostitution, promiscuity, perversion, the trouble and
00:26:40strife, the fork and knife, not just a fife, but they turtle dove, know what I mean?
00:26:50What is this loose, despicable world of Stephen Ward and his associates?
00:27:01To look at their behaviour, it seems the values we once held dear, decency, respect, trust, are a thing of
00:27:12the past.
00:27:15In my position as Prime Minister of this great country, I am frequently visited by many great men and often
00:27:25ask me about what I am most afraid.
00:27:28My answer, events, dear boy, events.
00:27:38Autumn.
00:27:39Autumn.
00:27:39The arrival of the newspapers in the morning.
00:27:43Our civilised society is no longer civilised.
00:27:48The ruling class has given up on its responsibilities and no longer sets the right example.
00:27:54It has sunk instead to a shrunken version of itself.
00:28:00Do my eyes deceive me?
00:28:04Is that really who I think it is?
00:28:07Staring back at me?
00:28:16I've come to the theatre tonight because I've heard that some cheeky young statuists are making a living doing impressions
00:28:24of me.
00:28:25Which is handy because I'm told I leave a terrible impression wherever I go.
00:28:36To them I say, shame on them. Shame on all of them. Men like Ward deserve none of our pity.
00:28:45They are deserving only of our contempt.
00:28:51The time has finally come to cut out the moral rot at the heart of British society.
00:29:01You will not convict the defendant just because he was at the centre of all this depravity, but because he
00:29:07was the orchestrator of it.
00:29:11He in no doubt, he is a thoroughly filthy fellow.
00:29:18It is therefore in the highest public interest that you do your duty and return a verdict of guilty on
00:29:29this indictment.
00:29:32Court adjourned until 9am tomorrow.
00:29:35Court adjourned.
00:29:46Court wait.
00:29:57I don't know.
00:30:22I don't know.
00:30:47I don't know.
00:31:05I don't know.
00:31:07I don't know.
00:31:09I don't know.
00:31:16I don't know.
00:31:17I don't know.
00:31:18I don't know.
00:31:19I don't know.
00:31:27I don't know.
00:31:30I don't know.
00:31:33I don't know.
00:31:34I don't know.
00:31:34I don't know.
00:31:35I don't know.
00:31:43I don't know.
00:31:44I don't know.
00:32:02I don't know.
00:32:21I don't know.
00:32:30I don't know.
00:32:42I don't know.
00:32:59I don't know.
00:33:27I don't know.
00:33:27I don't know.
00:33:28I don't know.
00:33:36I don't know.
00:33:47I don't know.
00:33:57I don't know.
00:34:22I don't know.
00:34:32I don't know.
00:34:50I don't know.
00:34:58I don't know.
00:35:05I don't know.
00:35:06But I just thought you should be aware.
00:35:08Yes.
00:35:08Thank you, Michael.
00:35:10Thank you, ma'am.
00:35:19Thank you, Michael.
00:36:05Thank you, Michael.
00:36:32Thank you, Michael.
00:36:44Thank you, Michael.
00:36:48Thank you, Michael.
00:36:48Resignation.
00:36:50Yes.
00:36:52Sent in the...
00:36:55mistaken belief that his life was in immediate danger.
00:36:58A subsequent biopsy revealed the tumour to be benign,
00:37:03but the Prime Minister has had a difficult few months,
00:37:06with one thing or another.
00:37:10The impression I get is that he's lost the appetite somewhat.
00:37:22What for?
00:37:25To go on.
00:37:39To go on.
00:37:44To go on.
00:38:06Your Majesty.
00:38:08Prime Minister.
00:38:10Ma'am.
00:38:11Shall we?
00:38:18How are you, Prime Minister?
00:38:22All the better for no longer being one.
00:38:26I hope you haven't come to dissuade me.
00:38:30The situation is quite hopeless.
00:38:32That's not my understanding.
00:38:35The doctors told me that the tumour was benign.
00:38:38It was the size of an orange.
00:38:42While that causes inconvenience and discomfort that largely...
00:38:47I still require a long period of convalescence.
00:38:50Not being a fit state.
00:38:53Rather take the arduous duties as PM.
00:38:59I'm afraid my decision to resign is final.
00:39:04That's very disappointing.
00:39:07Especially after our conversation.
00:39:09As to who should succeed me, the sovereign you have the prerogative to consult.
00:39:15But there's only one man, in my opinion.
00:39:17The Earl of Hume.
00:39:19Alec?
00:39:21Yes, we're all very fond of him.
00:39:23She's the right man.
00:39:25A decade younger than me.
00:39:27Steel painted as wood.
00:39:29The old governing class at its best.
00:39:32I would call Alec to the palace right away, ma'am.
00:39:36No sense dragging things out.
00:39:40Is that an order, Mr Macmillan?
00:39:43It would be my advice.
00:39:53Do you know?
00:39:56I've been Queen barely ten years.
00:40:00And in that time, I've had three Prime Ministers.
00:40:05All of them ambitious men.
00:40:09Clever men.
00:40:11Brilliant men.
00:40:14Not one has lasted the course.
00:40:18They've either been too old, too ill, or too weak.
00:40:27A confederacy of elected quitters.
00:40:42I still finish half an hour.
00:40:48I'm sorry to interrupt.
00:40:49I don't have that information.
00:40:49I'm sorry.锤ż
00:40:49… tengo marks.
00:40:52I'm
00:40:55sorry. Just take
00:40:59him away. Classic
00:41:01f -"PKR".
00:41:03Just go ahead. Of course we
00:41:08Get out of the bloody way, you moron!
00:41:10Helen, get out of the way!
00:41:18Ah.
00:41:39Tony.
00:41:41Dear boy.
00:41:44What are you doing here?
00:41:46I could ask you the same question in reverse.
00:41:49What were you not doing here?
00:41:58In case you hadn't noticed, your wife has just appointed a close family chum as Prime Minister
00:42:02on the advice of a man who had no right to give that advice since he was no longer in
00:42:06office.
00:42:11It's blown up in her face somewhat.
00:42:15We came to see if she was all right.
00:42:20But she's already left, bolted back to the safety of Scotland.
00:42:29Tony.
00:42:39So where were you, you mysterious fellow?
00:42:43Samoritz at one point, I heard.
00:42:45Yes.
00:42:47That was a bit careless.
00:42:49Just use me next time.
00:42:52I'd always cover for you, you know?
00:42:55Boys on and all that.
00:42:57Come on!
00:42:58I'm coming!
00:43:02Come on!
00:43:06I was back.
00:43:15I just saw you.
00:43:16I don't know.
00:43:16I'm coming!
00:43:16I'm coming!
00:43:17I'm coming!
00:43:21I'm coming!
00:43:22I'm coming!
00:43:24I'm coming!
00:43:25I don't know.
00:44:01I don't know.
00:44:34I don't know.
00:44:58who you are the idea was to be alone and hello to you too you're fine if you want me
00:45:17I'll be in the main house
00:45:28so
00:45:35so
00:45:36so
00:47:23Hello?
00:47:27Hello?
00:47:29Hello?
00:47:44Hello?
00:48:15I've been in years.
00:48:15I do.
00:48:17But is it not possible that among all those problems and all those things that are driving
00:48:22you mad, there are some of us who are there for you no matter what?
00:48:26Come what may?
00:48:31If only.
00:48:33What's that supposed to mean?
00:48:35It means exactly that.
00:48:37If only.
00:48:50Don't punish me with silence.
00:48:52If you have a charge to make, come on, be a grown-up.
00:48:54Make it.
00:48:59All right.
00:49:03Stephen Ward.
00:49:08Who?
00:49:13The osteopath.
00:49:17Dreadful man.
00:49:19What about him?
00:49:24In the aftermath of his suicide, while searching his home, detectives found a portrait painted
00:49:33by him of you.
00:49:40I have no explanation for that.
00:49:43There were more.
00:49:45They had to be tracked down and reacquired at great expense.
00:49:51Can you imagine what would have happened if the newspapers had got hold of them first?
00:49:57It must have been done from photographs, not private sittings.
00:50:00But you don't deny knowing him?
00:50:02He treated my neck.
00:50:04It's what osteopaths do.
00:50:06And procure women.
00:50:08Not for me.
00:50:09I met him a couple of times as a patient.
00:50:11He talked the most ludicrous nonsense about tension and emotions.
00:50:17So I went to an old navy fellow instead, who slapped me about a bit and sorted it out
00:50:23straight away.
00:50:24So he never invited you to stay for the weekend?
00:50:29He may have.
00:50:31I certainly never went.
00:50:33And the mystery man in the newspapers?
00:50:37That isn't you.
00:50:39Don't be ridiculous.
00:50:40I am not being ridiculous.
00:50:44You are a mystery man to me.
00:50:47Half the time I don't know where you are or what you're doing.
00:50:51All you need to do is ask.
00:50:53Look.
00:50:57I'm strong.
00:50:58You know that.
00:51:03And I can cope with the truth.
00:51:07I just demand to know the truth.
00:51:10It's when people don't tell me the truth that I can't bear it.
00:51:19Your recent trip to Switzerland, which you claimed was innate-
00:51:23dolphins.
00:51:23Do you really expect anyone to believe that?
00:51:29Switzerland's landlocked, and San Maritz is a winter playground for millionaires and harlots.
00:51:33Switzerland also happens to be the headquarters for the World Wildlife Fund, of which I am patron.
00:51:40But I can see that this is a question of appearance versus reality.
00:51:44No.
00:51:44Because some things can only be perceived one way because they only have one meaning.
00:51:49Such as?
00:51:53Such as?
00:51:54Such as?
00:52:04No.
00:52:19So?
00:52:19Yes,男.
00:54:37We're both adults.
00:54:43And I think we're both realists.
00:54:53We both know that marriage is a challenge under any circumstances.
00:55:02So I can understand if sometimes in order to let off steam, in order to stay in, you need
00:55:19to do what you need to do.
00:55:25I can look the other way.
00:55:27Because I know you can look the other way.
00:55:29You've raised looking the other way into an art form.
00:55:33I'm saying I don't want you to.
00:55:37You can look this way.
00:55:39I can.
00:55:41I can.
00:56:09I'm yours.
00:56:12In, and not because you've given me a title, not because we've come to an agreement, but because I want
00:56:27to be, because I love you.
00:56:37I'm yours.
00:57:33I'm yours.
00:57:39Amen.
00:57:47Amen.
00:57:50Amen.
00:57:56Amen.
00:58:01Amen.
00:58:06Amen.
00:58:11Amen.
00:58:13Amen.
00:58:26Amen.
00:58:29Amen.
00:58:31Amen.
00:58:47Amen.
00:58:48Amen.
00:58:48Amen.
00:58:52This other Eden, demi-paradise, this fortress built by nature for herself against infection
00:59:04and the hand of war, and towards me, everyone, and this is wonderful, and...
00:59:37Take the photo.
00:59:41This happy breed of men, this little world, this blessed plot, this earth, this realm,
00:59:49this England.
01:01:04To be continued...
01:01:25To be continued...
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