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The Gray House S01E07 (2026) [Full Movie] [Official Release]Full EP - Full
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00:19You
00:30There's hundreds of rioters now.
00:31The governor's calling out the public guard.
00:33I'll bring in the troops if I have to.
00:48Meeting 11 tonight, Ruggles Warehouse.
00:56You're leaving this to the baker.
00:58Hey, I don't want to give me something to hold this.
00:59I don't want to give you something to hold this.
01:00You have no choice.
01:54Hello?
02:02Hello?
02:06Hello?
02:09Hello?
02:10Easy.
02:11Easy.
02:12It's me.
02:12What's this all about?
02:14I don't know.
02:30What's going on?
02:32I thought you set this up.
02:34What if you didn't help it yet?
02:41Why are we all here?
02:59Watch him.
03:02Peter.
03:03Oh, my God.
03:05You scared me.
03:06Miss Laura.
03:10And there.
03:22No.
03:24This looks like a trap.
03:25I'm out of here.
03:26Wait.
03:27No.
03:27I think we're in trouble.
03:29What's happened?
03:30Since their gold shipment was seized, Davis and Winder have been spreading false reports
03:34to root us out.
03:35Oh, Christ.
03:36We've been set up.
03:37Trust no one.
03:38Lee's army is marching north.
03:40The report about Pittsburgh was a fake.
03:43Fake?
03:45That's what they told Mabel.
03:47If you don't want to hurt, then that means bloody hell.
03:50They're not aware that we know.
03:52We could use this to our advantage.
03:53It's too risky.
03:55I'm getting Mabel out of here.
03:57She's not about to die like Katie did.
03:59No.
04:00This is an opportunity.
04:08Peter?
04:08Peter?
04:11Oh my God.
04:16Over there.
04:41We've got to get Peter's body out of here.
04:44You need to get word to General Meat and the Union on.
04:47I will.
04:51Miss Lizzie, we have to go.
04:53We gotta go.
04:54We gotta go.
05:00Get him now!
05:06Shoot him!
05:08Wait, what?
05:10I can't wait.
05:10I can't even wait.
05:15I can't wait.
05:22I can't wait again.
05:24I can't wait.
05:25I can't wait.
05:26It's a bad one.
05:40I want, I want them, I want all of them, no matter where they're on.
06:07Wait your turn, I'm bored.
06:11Stop me.
06:26Miss Barilou!
06:30So clear.
06:33It's quite late.
06:34Where's your daughter?
06:35She's in bed.
06:37She's quite feverish, in fact, feeling poorly.
06:38You lying to the law now?
06:43Any proof?
06:45Come on.
06:46Come on, I'll show you.
06:55Satisfied?
06:57What?
06:57Why?
06:58So clear.
06:59How crazy is it?
07:00Mm-hmm.
07:01Save that part.
07:16You know you can't keep this up for long.
07:24You ladies are not as clever as you think you are.
07:27No.
07:33I'll see myself out.
07:38Y'all rest up now.
07:40Hm.
07:56Move!
08:23Out without a pass?
08:29Miss Lavinia...
08:30Don't say nothing.
08:32I knows where's you spin.
08:36Sneaking out to whore yourself out like the filthy, low-down, stinking trash you is.
08:46Coachy?
09:10Everyone outside.
09:23You all misbehave and give me problems.
09:30This is what you get.
09:56I don't know what you're doing.
10:01I don't know what you're doing.
10:29I don't know what you're doing.
10:45I don't know what you're doing.
10:46Get out.
10:48Leave me alone.
10:49Leave me alone.
10:50I don't know what you're doing.
11:10Poor Peter.
11:13Is it all falling apart?
11:16Just think it is a setback, not a defeat.
11:21Otherwise, Peter died for nothing.
11:24Snoke is watching our every move.
11:27One more slip and he'll hang all of us.
11:32Yes.
11:33Our resources are depleted, as is my faith.
11:37Dear God, Mother.
11:39You always say never lose faith.
11:43We cannot lose this fight.
11:45Sweetheart.
11:46Sweetheart, no.
11:47I never lose faith in you.
11:49Never.
11:50Never.
11:51It's me.
11:52I don't seem to have the strength I once had.
11:57No one is stronger than you.
11:59Well, it's Mary Jane.
12:04For her sake, we can't give up hope.
12:07Look what she smuggled down from the Greyhouse.
12:09Look it.
12:13Yeah.
12:14The dearest Cecile.
12:17I could make a mole out of that.
12:18Will it work?
12:19Just like having the President's ring itself.
12:22Oh.
12:23Thank you, Isham.
12:27Dear Isham.
12:30I hope you know we appreciate all you do for us.
12:34Now don't you go butter me up.
12:37It ain't all just for you, you know.
12:41I'll see you ladies.
12:42Please.
12:49You made being a Van Loo a responsibility.
12:56I never meant to burden you.
12:59It was a gift.
13:01You taught me to think for myself.
13:03But I need your strength to stay the course.
13:09Oh, listen.
13:11Listen.
13:12I have no doubt you will see this through.
13:17Mother.
13:18We endure.
13:21You and I.
13:24Yeah.
13:28Go on now.
13:29Go on.
13:30Go on with Ben.
13:31I'll be out in a minute.
13:32Go on.
13:38As you always say, let us dream on it.
13:42And in the morning the clouds will part.
13:44And we shall start anew.
13:46I'll be out in a minute.
13:50Don't be in a minute.
13:51That's all.
14:02Don't die.
14:03I'll be out in a minute.
14:05But I'll be in a minute.
14:05It's just.
14:07I'll be in a minute.
14:07Oh, my God.
14:08What are you doing?
14:11Oh, my God.
14:19Mabel, hurry!
14:22Hurry, let's go.
14:53Mabel, come on in there.
14:57I'm ready.
15:05I'm ready.
15:16Miss Elizabeth, Miss Elizabeth, you have to come right now, right now.
15:25Oh, my God.
16:04Yes, John's lost a while. I should receive his inheritance. At least until he returns home.
16:11When he does, that will be Mr. Van Leeu's legal decision.
16:15After we telegraph, the coward hasn't returned to bury his mother. I don't even know he's still alive.
16:20Mr. Van Leeu is a careful sick relative. He will return Richmond just as soon as possible.
16:25Until then, my daughters will live with me at my aunt's.
16:28They will remain with me.
16:32You have no right.
16:35This is their home.
16:38You are too capricious to care for children.
16:41Continue against me and I shall cut you off.
16:44John, I would never approve of this outrage.
16:48And neither would Mama Van Leeu.
16:53My dear mother despised you.
16:55She knew you as a conniving charlatan who married my brother for family fortune.
17:00Now the town's gossip is all a Twitter over your adulterous liaisons with Mr. Osno.
17:05Jealous?
17:07I warn you.
17:09I know evildoings come on in this richard house.
17:14Well, now that we understand each other, tread carefully.
17:20You reside in Richmond by the grace of my proper southern upbringing.
17:26But as a Norman sympathizer, that does not apply.
17:31Why?
17:31Ladies, ladies, ladies.
17:33Oh God.
17:35For the sake of decency.
17:39I'll be hiring my own solicitor.
17:42Mr. Reynolds.
17:44Mrs. Van Leeu's will is quite specific.
17:49You receive nothing in the event that the sanctity of your marriage is broken.
17:54Not one set.
18:08She made it very clear.
18:10I'm telling you, she won't see us.
18:13We have to try.
18:28Miss Lizzie?
18:31I told you, I didn't want to see you.
18:35Mrs. Davis sent spiced beef pie and jelly cakes.
18:41Elizabeth, we are so very, very sorry.
18:45And so terribly sad.
18:47No one has ever loved me like Miss Eliza.
18:51She gave me this.
18:54Told me it was made of elephant's tusk and that secretly I was a Nubian princess.
19:01Mother and her stories.
19:06You realize this is not the most propitious time.
19:09This is important.
19:11General Bragg's rebels are here in Lafayette.
19:15They're planning to attack and retake Chattanooga.
19:20Miss Lizzie.
19:23Your mother, she was a unique spirit.
19:26Truly a wonderful presence on this earth.
19:28You know that she would want you to carry on.
19:33She's gone.
19:37All those wonderful qualities of hers no longer exist.
20:03Remember, Carol, once you get to Washington, you'll connect to Philadelphia.
20:07Yes, Philadelphia.
20:09Come on, kids.
20:11This way.
20:14Why is Mama coming here?
20:15Your father sent for you.
20:17He'll explain everything.
20:23Papers, ma'am?
20:24I have, uh, letters of transit from President Jefferson Davis.
20:43Yes, ma'am.
20:45Come on, kids.
20:55No, you behave, girls.
20:57Mind Caroline.
20:59Daddy will be waiting.
21:02Don't lose things.
21:05Be good.
21:11This way, Lou?
21:13Take care of my nieces.
21:15Yeah.
21:21Bring them out.
21:24Bring them out.
21:25Yeah.
21:27Oh.
21:29Oh.
21:29Oh.
21:30Oh.
21:30Oh.
21:30Oh.
21:31Oh.
21:31Oh.
21:31Oh.
21:32Oh.
21:33Oh.
21:34Oh.
21:35Ah.
21:43Oh.
21:52Oh.
21:56Oh.
22:24I'm not surprised.
22:27That's for y'all.
22:32This is important.
22:34This is what this paper says.
22:37A proclamation warranted by the Constitution upon military necessity,
22:42I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of Almighty God.
22:48All persons held as slaves within any state or designated part of a state
22:53shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free.
23:00This paper is dated from last January, New Year's Day.
23:04And it ain't for us.
23:06Mr. Vinnie says that this is all the trick to get us running back up north to where they
23:09just gonna send us back and then hang us.
23:11Then y'all so silly the Yankees like to eat black babies.
23:14Tallulah, if the North prevails, slavery will be against the law here too.
23:18So that means that the Yankees win.
23:20We all gonna be free.
23:22Free?
23:23You the fools.
23:25Now there's a better chance than me marrying President Lincoln herself.
23:36Do we ought to be changed when Mr. Lincoln's army gets across the James River?
23:40Y'all here?
23:41Hush up, son.
23:42Save that talk for another time.
23:44All right, one more.
23:44You're gonna be free.
23:46Unless Abraham says so.
23:47Chester, don't forget where you are.
23:51Better Gus be free.
23:52Blueberries win.
23:53We be free.
23:54Yes, sir.
23:55It's a proclamation.
23:57What'd you say, boy?
23:58Ain't nothing, Master Lowkey.
24:00Just our regular jammer, eh?
24:02Did they tell you that Lincoln's freeing you?
24:04No, Master.
24:04Is that what...
24:05Did you hear that?
24:06No.
24:07No, Master.
24:07How about you?
24:08You?
24:10I believe you're lying to me, boy.
24:12Please, Master Lowkey.
24:13He just...
24:16Anybody else want to be free?
24:18No, sir.
24:19I'll set you all free!
24:23Left!
24:24Left!
24:26Left!
24:27Left!
24:28Left!
24:28Left!
24:29Left!
24:30Left!
24:32Left!
24:33Right!
24:33Left!
24:34Left!
24:36Left!
24:37Ladoon!
24:38Hush!
24:39Dismiss until tomorrow's rampart, Judy, at sunrise.
24:42All out!
24:43Left!
24:45Right.
24:48No!
25:03Thea!
25:05Scrape slowly by the rain of the snow.
25:14I saw Elizabeth outside her store today, chasing cats.
25:20I'm almost dead months now.
25:22She's still dressed like a buzzard.
25:24Two bits.
25:26Pump a nickel.
25:27This war is difficult on everyone, especially her.
25:29Erasmus, it amazes me how you can still stay sweet on that crazy bit.
25:34I don't know.
25:35I'm not.
25:36And that is an untrue and insulting appellation.
25:38Miss Van Leeuwen is as sane as you or I.
25:40She just suffers from a deep melancholy.
25:44Well, I don't care what state they're in.
25:46You just keep getting Van Leeuwen's away from me, you hear?
25:49Before the tragedy, she was such a spirited, albeit opinionated woman.
25:53Well, she's over the bend now.
25:55Elizabeth, she's always been around the bend.
25:57Only this time, she's taken up permanent residence.
26:02It's a pair of kings, gentlemen.
26:14Have you spoken with her?
26:15I tried.
26:16I was disregarded.
26:18Elizabeth trusts no one.
26:20Can I blame her?
26:22She received crudely scalded, threatening letters almost daily.
26:26One swore her next message would be written in her blood.
26:29Jesus.
26:34Our heads will soon lie low, Lorraine.
26:42Life's tired here living out so fast.
26:50We're in the future holding love.
27:00Crazy bet.
27:04You're still in love with her, too.
27:10Have a good night, Wasmus.
27:17Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
27:43There's nothing here to steal.
27:47I've only a dying fire.
27:50The only thing I'm looking for is you.
28:04I come bearing an important message.
28:22Dear friend, I know not your name, but your work has had value beyond words for our union.
28:30Now your silence awakens me from a troubled sleep.
28:33A generation of our finest have surrendered their lives as you have risked yours.
28:38But we still need your aid to stop the bloodshed.
28:42Please, help me end this cruel war.
28:45Respectfully, Abraham Lincoln.
28:49Too long a sacrifice.
28:52Makes a stone of the heart.
28:55Well, my father was a mason.
28:57I'm pretty handy working with a stone.
29:02You were silent for so long.
29:05That's war, Elizabeth.
29:19At Gettysburg, a rebel cannon fire blasted me into a muddy trench.
29:25When I regained my senses, I couldn't feel my arms or my legs.
29:30I thought I lost them.
29:32And as I lay back, waiting to die beneath so many dead,
29:40something overtook me and I was unable to succumb.
29:47Captain Longsbury!
29:50We thought you...
29:53I'm glad to see you, sir.
29:56Glad to see you too, Vision.
30:04You walk with me.
30:09You learned for your team of spies that night at the tobacco warehouse.
30:13You're not a stop, Lee, at Gettysburg.
30:15But rather than pursuing the rebels and forcing Lee's surrender,
30:19General Meade let him step away.
30:20Things are sour.
30:22Lincoln doesn't believe it's a coincidence
30:24that we no longer receive dispatches from you, the Union.
30:27It needs you.
30:42I...
30:44I need you.
30:48The reason I didn't die in that trench was because of you.
30:55Since Mother's death, people call me Crazy Bet.
30:59They're not completely wrong.
31:02Crazy Bet?
31:05Mad woman has the perfect cover.
31:09We just need a codename.
31:14Babcock.
31:16Mother's favorite.
31:19All right, Babcock.
31:21Where do you suggest we begin?
31:25The Grey House.
31:32Good afternoon, Miss Amelia.
31:34Mrs. Verena is expecting me.
31:36Yes, ma'am.
31:37Elizabeth!
31:41Just last night, Jeff and I were talking about having you arrested.
31:47Why would you think such a thing?
31:52For desertion of duty.
31:59Oh, your absence, my dear, has left a void in our hearts.
32:03And Richmond Society.
32:05And Lord knows, in these troubled times,
32:07we have come to rely on the Van Loo hospitality.
32:10I am feeling on the mend and reporting for duty.
32:14Oh, I've missed you.
32:17Now, come, take a seat.
32:19We have so much to talk about.
32:22It's been so long.
32:31Please spread the word that I'm back
32:35and will resume all activities with Vim and Vega.
32:56Get moving here.
32:57Let's get this done.
33:00Go on.
33:02Go on.
33:05Mark.
33:07Mark.
33:07Mark.
33:08We need nothing to do.
33:09Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
33:13Hey, Rivera, look at this.
33:16They're taking tools.
33:55Cheater!
33:57Hey, hey, stop!
34:00You hurt me!
34:13Hey, stay there!
34:16Stay there!
34:17Back it up!
34:19Stop!
34:33The prison break will be massive.
34:36Hundreds of prisoners, aided and armed by us, create havoc while you and Philpatrick attack
34:41Richmond.
34:42Babcock recommends no less than 15,000 cavalry and 20,000 to 30,000 infantry be deployed.
34:49In addition to being a spy, he's now a military strategist.
34:53Is that right?
34:55Babcock knows the city.
34:56Its defense is a confederate strategy and their disposition.
35:00Rumors are Babcock is a female.
35:06I pay no mind to, uh, rumors.
35:10Besides, does that have any bearing?
35:11Yes.
35:12I do not intend to lose my other leg based on the tactics of some busybody Southern Belle.
35:19Colonel, have you discussed this with General Philpatrick?
35:22Captain, are you being insubordinate?
35:30Sir.
35:37Is the prisoner's tunnel complete?
35:39It will be.
35:40But we must act quickly.
35:42Our intelligence says that soon they'll be shipping Libby prisoners to Andersonville to alleviate their severe overcrowding.
35:46So, your action, Captain Mountberry, is to arm and lead the escapees.
35:54Mine is to take Richmond however I see fit.
35:58It's all right.
35:59It's all right now.
35:59It's all right now.
36:00It's all right now.
36:01It's all right now.
36:01Understood.
36:05Yes, sir.
36:06Had some clearance.
36:07I've got to wait until Sartan.
36:08I've got that.
36:20It's all right now.
36:21All right, Pavel, are you gonna get some leaks before that?
36:31No need.
36:32No need.
36:34Sus preferences...
36:35...in the other room.
36:58Shit, he's still three horse legs away.
37:02He's taken.
37:09He's right up here, Colonel.
37:12This be a place.
37:13Here?
37:13Yes, sir.
37:17Go and check.
37:28You said we could pour it here.
37:29Yes, sir.
37:30When it ain't been raining, there's times people walk across it.
37:33Oh, my God, man.
37:34Don't you know the levels of the river change with the seasons?
37:37I have a mind to give you a good thrashing.
37:39Ain't no one giving me no thrashing, sir.
37:41No, sir, I'd be a free man like President Lincoln say.
37:44Times have changed.
37:46Ain't no one giving me no thrashing.
37:48All right.
37:52Corporal, hang him.
37:54Where?
37:54Find a tree.
37:55No, no, no, no!
37:56Say no!
37:57Please, say no!
37:58No, no!
37:58Hold!
37:59Come on!
38:14He's with you before the Union Troopers by now.
38:16Where the hell are they?
38:21Dahlgren decided on an alternate plan.
38:23God, the American son of a bitch.
38:26Without his cavalry, we're all sailing ducks.
38:29Massacre.
38:30He was afraid Babcock's strategy was too risky.
38:33What?
38:34No.
38:34While the Rebs chase the escapees,
38:36he plans to lead a strike force to the capital
38:38to kill Jeff Davis and his high command.
38:42Dahlgren is insane.
38:47God help us all.
39:03God help us!
39:04God help us!
39:05God help us!
39:05God help us!
39:06He's not, God help us!
39:07mud
39:17God help us!
39:30Oh, my God.
39:54Oh, my God.
40:40Oh, my God.
40:45Oh, my God.
40:46You sound me along.
40:48Now.
40:56Get in there.
40:58Oh, my God.
41:01Oh, my God.
41:33Oh, my God.
41:38Goddamn, the little goat's coming here?
41:40Move, I surrender. Please, the doctor.
41:44Doctor, what?
41:45Oh, doctor!
41:48I may have some remedies for both heels there, Colonel.
41:51Merciful job or anything.
41:53Who's attacking Richmond? Where are they coming from?
41:55I am Colonel Dahlgren of the United States Cavalry.
41:57My commander is General Kilpatrick.
42:01Doctor!
42:02Tell him what happened.
42:05I'm part of an attack on the city in coordination with Captain Lounsbury.
42:09Lounsbury?
42:10He's a conduit from Richmond.
42:11Who's his contact?
42:13Answer him.
42:14Please, all I know is the code name Babcock.
42:18Babcock.
42:19What about Lounsbury?
42:21He's leading an escape from Lenny.
42:23I beg you, you said you had something for pain.
42:26Yes, I did, didn't I?
42:32The man surrendered!
42:35He should have voiced him near a cannon, and I'll put a bullet in your head.
42:38You hear me?
42:44Let's get to Libby Brin.
43:00He's so sorry.
43:06He's so sorry.
43:06He's so sorry.
43:43Bring the alarm!
43:44The prisoners are escaping!
43:45Stop him!
43:46Stop him!
43:48That shit heals mine!
44:01And that was for Captain Wilder.
44:11Let's go, let's go!
44:16Oh, go!
44:22Go!
44:24Go!
44:25Go!
44:26Go!
44:27Go!
44:31Go!
44:32It wasn't out of living.
44:33Shut up, we're perimeter in the air.
44:34Hurry!
44:35What's happening?
44:36Mr. President, we need to go to a safe area.
44:38Get the children to the cellars.
44:40Hurry up.
44:41Follow me.
44:41Hurry up.
44:42Come on, let's go down here.
44:43Get back here.
44:44Get everything you can.
44:45Yes, please.
44:46Everybody, come on.
44:47Are you all right?
44:48Get down here.
44:49Get down here.
44:51Get down here.
44:52Get down here.
44:54Get down here.
44:54Get down here.
44:54Go, go, go.
44:56Call out the home guard and barricade the streets.
44:58Get down here.
45:00Get down here.
45:01Get down here.
45:02Go, go, go.
45:04Hurry up.
45:06What's happening?
45:07I'm not holding you.
45:14Line up.
45:16Line up.
45:16Line up.
45:17Line to do.
45:17Line to do.
45:19Prepare to fire.
45:25Damn, Bluebelly.
45:27Down.
45:28Upper.
45:29Dead.
45:31No!
45:33No!
45:34No!
45:41Flurry.
45:42No!
45:49Where are the rest of the troops?
45:51Son of a bitch, Stalgrun hung us out to dry
45:52We're being surrounded
45:54You save yourselves, head north
45:56Elizabeth, we need to go
45:57No, we fight
46:06Move out
46:07Pull back
46:08Pull back
46:09Pull back
46:13Pull back
46:22Come on
46:26We're here
46:27Captain
46:28Lizzie
46:30We gotta move
46:43Go
46:48Lizzie
46:50I love you
47:01I love you
47:04No, no, no
47:05No, no, no
47:06No, no, no
47:07No, no, no
47:08No, no, no
47:12No
47:12No
47:13No
47:13No
47:13No
47:17No
47:18No
47:18No
47:18Huh?
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