Maxton Hall Episode 3 (2024) in English Dubbed | Germany Romance Movie

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Maxton Hall Episode 1 (2024) in English Dubbed | Germany Romance Movie
Ruby, a sharp-minded scholarship student, stumbles upon a hidden secret at Maxton Hall. James, the haughty millionaire heir, is bent on keeping her quiet, but their ensuing conflict kindles an unexpected connection.
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00:00Did anyone know why there's a luxury limousine parked in our driveway?
00:27I've always been fascinated by the concept of camouflage in biology.
00:41Camouflage is so good that hunters miss their prey because they completely blend into their surroundings.
00:48But camouflage only works as long as the predator doesn't know what to look out for.
00:55Or for as long as you choose to remain invisible.
01:01We'll be back no later than eight o'clock, Mrs. Bell.
01:03Uh-huh. Hey.
01:05Hey, honey. You never said anything about a trip to London today.
01:08Uh, yeah, it's for the event committee. Tomorrow the poster has to be ready to go.
01:12Oh. Go on, then. Have fun.
01:15Thanks.
01:16Uh, Ruby?
01:18If there's anything you need, you know where I am.
01:20Oh.
01:22Be back later.
01:23We'll be here.
01:26Yeah. Yeah. Uh, yeah. Uh-huh. Dress is from the Victorian era.
01:30Yeah. Yeah, it's the theme of the gala.
01:34The royal style's perfect.
01:36Exactly.
01:37Madam?
01:46We won't need long.
01:49Exactly. That's fine. Thank you.
01:54Hi.
01:55Thanks for coming over.
02:04What made you change your mind?
02:06Let us know. Stress? We'll go there, take a few pictures of the dress, and get out.
02:19Is it true that King Charles has suits made by your company?
02:23Uh-huh. Maybe we'll run into him today.
02:26You have to curtsy in front of him, you know?
02:35You wouldn't have to. I'm being a bully.
02:41All right. Then it's not true every morning you eat caviar,
02:43All right. Then it's not true every morning you eat caviar,
02:46have champagne-filled baths, and burst waterbeds during sex?
02:50Oh, don't act like you don't know what's said about you and your clique.
02:55I have lost a bottle of champas in the pool once and then went swimming, but it was an accident.
02:59Caviar I found absolutely disgusting.
03:02As far as the third point's concerned,
03:05it wasn't a waterbed.
03:10What a letdown.
03:13What a letdown.
03:29Do you want to hear an even bigger letdown than that?
03:32About you, I haven't heard anything at all.
03:34No coincidence, however.
03:38I like to be invisible.
03:43Tell me something about you.
03:45Something that you've not told anybody else as well.
03:55In my family, no one's gone to university.
04:00You should have seen our faces when I got a scholarship for Maxton Hall.
04:03All of a sudden, Oxford wasn't out of reach for me.
04:06My passion is to take courses by noble laureates,
04:09to sit in the Bodleian library to read,
04:11and Hobbes and Nietzsche being philosophies of discussion.
04:22Sorry about that.
04:39Sorry about that.
04:41Sorry about that.
04:43REFLECTIONS
04:46REFLECTIONS
05:08Ready?
05:13♪ Don't change, please, cause I love it, love it, just like this ♪
05:18You'll read my changes and send it, yes?
05:21Sir.
05:24Ah, you must be Miss Bell, am I correct?
05:26Hi.
05:27You're very welcome. I'm Tristan, the tailor master here.
05:30Shall we go on through?
05:43♪
06:06Come on in.
06:07This is the Beaufort Exhibition Room, which dates back to 1848.
06:13We have prepared a few dresses for your visit.
06:18I know this dress.
06:19It was exhibited last year in the V&A Museum for some time, wasn't it?
06:23It was indeed.
06:24For the retrospective celebrating Queen Victoria.
06:28My sister loves fashion and dragged me along twice.
06:30She's a complete freak.
06:32Of course, these are all just reproductions.
06:35The original garments are made of the finest materials
06:37and are too delicate to be exhibited in public.
06:40So any use for the postal?
06:43It's perfect.
06:45Am I allowed a photo?
06:47With pleasure.
06:48♪
07:14Hey.
07:15Would you like to put it on?
07:17Yeah, right.
07:18Come on.
07:20I'd say it's worth more than my parents' earn in a year,
07:23so maybe I won't bother risking damaging it.
07:29I guess it's really involved with the buttons and...
07:32But you'd like to, right?
07:33I mean, when are you going to get another chance like this to do so?
07:36♪
07:44If you follow suit.
07:45♪
08:05♪
08:25♪
08:45♪
09:05♪
09:19Tristan, please can you take a photo?
09:21Her family will want to see this.
09:23Oh, no, that's...
09:25No, no, no, that's...
09:27♪
09:52♪
10:12♪
10:32♪
10:52Ah, here you are.
10:59May I ask who this is?
11:03I am Ruby Bell, sir.
11:07I'm working with your son on the event committee.
11:11Pleasure to meet you, Miss Bell.
11:13You look absolutely wonderful.
11:14He's here playing dress-up while we're at Erlington's waiting for him before lunch.
11:20I understand that you're going through the rebellious phase of your life,
11:24but it's inappropriate, James, that you involve this poor girl with it.
11:29I'm sorry, would you excuse this intrusion,
11:31but I'm afraid James has allowed himself a little too much free time with his turn-time planning.
11:38As for this dress, I think you may have worn it for long enough,
11:41and it's probably a bit tight at the bust.
11:47Tristan, would you mind...
11:48Tristan has better things to do.
11:50James could put the photos on social media,
11:53a kind of retrospective before the launch of the new collection.
11:58I'm not sure whether this is the best image Beaufort wants to project.
12:05No offence to you, I mean,
12:08that is the dress of a queen.
12:23I'll get my clothes back on.
12:27I'll be right back.
12:57I'll be right back.
13:28Percy's waiting downstairs for you.
13:33Thank you for the unforgettable afternoon.
13:42Send my regards to King Charles.
13:57Thank you.
14:03I'll be fine on the tube.
14:27Thank you.
14:57Oh, hello.
14:58You didn't even try.
14:59You just have to throw it right.
15:00I am throwing it right, OK?
15:05Super.
15:06Can you help me in the garden today?
15:07I don't have time, I've got homework to do.
15:09Just half an hour.
15:28Oh.
15:46You didn't come out of your room yesterday, sweetie.
15:49How was London?
15:54Sure you're all good?
15:58Yeah.
16:04I have to go, see you later.
16:06Bye.
16:07See you later.
16:08Bye, see you later.
16:27Oh, my gosh.
16:28Is that a sticker?
16:29Yeah.
16:30I thought you said you did.
16:31No.
16:32No, it's good.
16:33It's good.
16:34It's probably cheap.
16:51She's crazy.
16:52Yeah, ridiculous.
16:53Talk about beauty and the beast.
16:56Oh, my gosh.
16:57Look at her.
16:58Look at her.
16:59She's head over heels.
17:00Look at her.
17:01She looks like she can be with him long term.
17:05What do you say?
17:07Oh, that's going to end badly.
17:09Yeah, it's probably cheap.
17:15Interesting design, Miss Bell.
17:18I didn't expect that Mr. Beaufort and you would take
17:20the poster in this direction.
17:21In this direction.
17:22At least no one can say you didn't give it
17:23your all with this design.
17:25What do you think, Mr. Sutton?
17:29Yeah, yeah.
17:30Great effort.
17:31Very good.
17:32Thank you.
17:33Here she comes.
17:34I'd never noticed her.
17:35Is she new here?
17:36I heard her mother works in a bakery.
17:37Hey, Ruby.
17:38I just wanted to say, the posters are really cool, but it would have been nice to know
17:39that you were doing them.
17:40I spent all weekend working on the other pictures.
17:53It would have been nice to know that you were doing them yourself.
17:55I spent all weekend working on the other pictures.
17:57I want to try Skyrim.
17:58In Photoshop.
18:00I honestly wasn't aware.
18:15Have you got a second?
18:23Have you gone completely mad?
18:25What?
18:27Do you think London wasn't humiliating enough for me?
18:29You look awesome in that photo, you know.
18:31I'm doing everything I can not to stand out,
18:33but it's okay to plaster my face all over Maxton Hall, is it?
18:35They're just posters. They're not that important.
18:44I think I'd prefer if we went back to how we were.
18:48I think I'd prefer if we went back to how we were.
18:50I'd prefer if we went back to how we were.
18:54So before, yeah?
18:57That was when you didn't really know anything about me.
19:00When I didn't exist, it was better.
19:21Are you okay?
19:25He basically threw me out of the Beaufort showroom
19:27while his parents just stood there.
19:29What? How come?
19:34He was obviously ashamed.
19:37You should have seen how his father looked at me.
19:39It was like a shoe with dirt on the bottom.
19:41Are they serious?
19:43You look like a fucking queen of the underworld.
19:45You look like a fucking queen of the underworld.
19:47Are they serious?
19:49You look like a fucking queen in that amazing photo.
19:53You don't deserve to be treated like that by them.
19:55Or anyone.
19:58He said it how it is.
20:06Your reason for being my friend is probably
20:08only because of your father's financial situation.
20:18Good to know you're low opinion of me at least.
20:34Good morning.
20:35Today we will simulate a typical interview situation,
20:38the same as those that you will experience at Oxford.
20:42Did you have a quickie with James before the lesson?
20:44Please take out your questionnaires from yesterday.
20:48Let's start with you then, Miss Bell.
21:01It's not everyone's thing to be the centre of attention,
21:04but staying cool under pressure is an ability
21:06that can be achieved.
21:09So, Miss Bell.
21:14Let's start with you.
21:15You think you would be the perfect candidate
21:17for St. Hilda's College at Oxford, is that right?
21:29St. Hilda's was the...
21:32St. Hilda's was the last...
21:35...college for women established at Oxford.
21:38And all the ideals of inclusivity and equality
21:41were taken into consideration in this college.
21:45Telling us about what happened with James would be better.
21:47Hey, if you can't behave, you can leave my classroom.
21:50Is that clear?
21:52Yeah, that's clear.
21:55Miss Bell, I asked why you were the perfect candidate,
21:59not about the history of St. Hilda's.
22:07St. Hilda's is...
22:10...unlike others.
22:13Uh, um, it's...
22:16...unlike the other older elite colleges.
22:20And that's why I believe it would be good if I were able to be there.
22:26Because you're nobody from some backwater hovel.
22:29My name is Ruby, for God's sake.
22:31That is the dress of a queen.
22:33Heather will never be interested in you.
22:35Only in your money.
22:38I'm doing everything I can not to stand out,
22:40but it's okay to plaster my face all over Maxon Hall, is it?
22:42I think I'd prefer if we went back to how we were then.
22:50So, Cyril, what do you think?
22:52Does your big mouth work up here, too?
22:54It won't be easy.
23:07Ow!
23:29Oh, I'm so glad you came back.
23:31I'm such a butterfingers.
23:33I dropped the whole platter,
23:34and now I have to throw all the profiteroles away.
23:36Rubbish.
23:38That's why there's a five-second rule.
23:42Yeah, but they've been there for at least ten minutes.
23:46I'm not able to reach some, as they're all beneath the counter there.
23:56A little secret between us, okay?
23:59Mm-hmm.
24:04What is all this, anyway?
24:08Today's our anniversary of 20 years together.
24:11I wanted to surprise your mum.
24:13But I could have helped you.
24:15What made you not just say?
24:16There are certain things in life you have to do yourself.
24:20And surprising your wife is one of them.
24:22Is anything wrong?
24:53Shit.
25:06Did you forget your keys, sis?
25:23Hey.
25:33I was a complete arsehole on Saturday, Ruby, so...
25:37I know that.
25:40But I assure you, it wasn't about you at all.
25:42My dad and I were just...
25:44You were embarrassed.
25:46I wasn't embarrassed by you.
25:48But about myself.
25:50I had the posters printed to show you that I'm not that someone.
25:55Who?
25:57Who treats people like dirt.
26:00Someone who just goes about and disrespects others.
26:07The whole school's laughing about me.
26:09They're not laughing.
26:11They want to know who the girl on the poster is.
26:14And I think they should know.
26:16You're much too special to be kept here, hidden away from everyone.
26:25That should still be my decision, however.
26:33What you said at school today.
26:39What if I don't want to go back to how things were?
26:41What if I don't want to go back to how things were?
26:58Uh, Cyril's throwing a party for the lacrosse team.
27:00James.
27:02I know how the guys appear, but once you get to know them, they're actually decent.
27:04And Alistair's already in love with them.
27:06London, Maxton Hall, Cyril's parties? That is your world.
27:12I don't fit in, and I don't want to.
27:14I have my own life, and I'm happy when I focus on that
27:16and keep people like you and Cyril out of it.
27:27Leave me invisible.
27:42Ruby.
27:47You're not invisible anymore.
27:51Not for me.
28:12Hi, sweetie.
28:14Hello.
28:16Here.
28:18It was there when we came home.
28:26Happy anniversary, my angel.
28:28Oh, wow.
28:30Is that powdered icing sugar?
28:32Yeah.
28:34They look especially good. What did you do differently?
28:36Well, I...
28:38I...
28:40I did it differently.
28:58This dress was made for you.
29:00Just 200 years too early.
29:02Wear it to the fundraising gala.
29:04You look too beautiful in it not to.
29:06J.M.B.
29:11Go to hell, James Beaufort.
29:21Harold, I'll send you the invitation
29:23to the release event for Young Beaufort,
29:25together with a copy of the contracts.
29:27Wonderful.
29:33Thank you for coming.
29:35It's so good to have you on board with us.
29:37Such a pleasure.
29:41Thank you.
29:43Cheerio.
29:45See you again.
29:51Very good, my dear.
29:59Are you proud?
30:01You did it.
30:05Young Beaufort is fully financed.
30:07And you were hugely involved with this investment.
30:10I thought I completely lost it all
30:12because I was playing dress-up
30:14instead of being with the Ellingtons eating oysters.
30:16Some advice.
30:18You think that you want to be angry with me
30:20as I ruined your little costume party dress-up.
30:22But if you're honest,
30:24you know
30:26that I probably actually did you a little favor there.
30:28People like this girl
30:30can't keep up the illusion for too long
30:32that they're something that they are not.
30:35How for so long, then,
30:37did you do it?
30:43You should know
30:45this company's had its challenges over time.
30:47And it was all my hard work alone
30:49that enabled your mother and I
30:51to bring it back in line.
30:55I built it all up.
30:57I gave everything
30:59for the reputation of this family
31:01until you can say the same about yourself.
31:04It would be better to keep your damn mouth shut.
31:06Well, maybe give Lydia the reins, then,
31:08if you're so unsatisfied with me at my best.
31:10Young Beaufort was her idea.
31:12She's 20 times more invested, a competent businesswoman.
31:14I know she wants to think that, but the sad truth is
31:16Lydia's weakness for getting romantically involved
31:18has ended her chance as a candidate in this venture.
31:26Never forget
31:28what you owe your mother and this company of yours.
31:30Okay?
31:32And just try to keep your chin up.
31:56Got a lot on at the moment, hmm?
32:02I'm sorry about what happened in class before.
32:06I had a tough day and...
32:08I know you have great goals for your future.
32:12You have to decide if you want to attain them.
32:16You can't aim high and fly under the radar
32:18at the same time.
32:20Only those who can handle attention and judgment
32:22from the outside may have a chance
32:24of making their dreams become the truth.
32:27Graham came to me.
32:29I mean, Mr. Sutton.
32:31He came full of excitement about you.
32:34So go out there and get it.
32:36Really get it.
32:38Okay?
32:40And show me that we can get through
32:42a single class period without you...
32:45unleashing pandemonium.
33:01I have no idea.
33:03Do you want to try it in there?
33:07She takes the photos on the walls like a crazy stalker.
33:10Does she think she's something special?
33:12I'm so worried for James.
33:20Are you discussing Rubik's?
33:22No, I'm not.
33:24I'm not.
33:26I'm not.
33:28I'm not.
33:30Are you discussing Rubik?
33:32What are you going to do, yeah?
33:34I know you think that this is the real world,
33:36but money and respect can be lost as easy as that.
33:40You know?
33:42And then you're left with nobody but you.
33:44So you should just focus on becoming a good character
33:46and not on your new accessories.
34:01Lab partner?
34:22I'm sorry for what I said before.
34:24I had a shit day.
34:27It's okay.
34:30I guess that I wouldn't have made an effort
34:32to talk to you if my father hadn't gone bankrupt.
34:35But I wasn't a particularly nice person.
34:38And therefore...
34:41I guess I'm grateful to him.
34:56James gave me a party invitation.
35:00Is he schizophrenic or what?
35:02He came to my house and said,
35:04sorry, and said
35:06he doesn't want to go back to how we were.
35:08James!
35:12James Beaufort said that?
35:16Holy shit!
35:18And?
35:20Are you going?
35:24You can't stay hiding under your rock.
35:26The hottest guy at school wants you.
35:29So go on.
35:31Show those idiots who Ruby Bell is.
35:36Once your reputation is ruined,
35:38it means that you can let loose here.
35:40Believe me, I know.
35:42But I can't let loose.
35:44I'm majorly uptight.
35:47Then go there as stiff as you've always been.
35:50That doesn't seem to bother James.
35:58James Beaufort
36:00James Beaufort
36:02James Beaufort
36:04James Beaufort
36:06James Beaufort
36:08James Beaufort
36:10James Beaufort
36:12James Beaufort
36:16Maybe it's true.
36:18Maybe there is a chasm between the world I live in
36:20and all the rest.
36:22A kind of no-man's land.
36:24And whoever crosses it,
36:26in either direction,
36:28is bound to get hurt.
36:36You need courage to dare to go there.
36:38To stand up for what you want.
36:56But nothing is more tiring than questioning yourself.
36:59Was it a mistake to even try?
37:21A trendy new experimental chiropractor from London
37:23introduced this technique to me.
37:25Best thing ever for tension headaches.
37:27She swears by it, she said.
37:31The head of young Beaufort.
37:34I can imagine how much pressure you feel.
37:37My parents are already planning my summer internships.
37:42But when it all gets to be too much,
37:44I like to think about the fact that it will all belong to us one day.
37:47You'll be in charge of everything.
37:49And that's the best feeling of all.
37:56When it's cover is blown,
37:58the prey only has two options to choose between
38:00to avoid a hunter.
38:02Fight or flight.
38:04But the thing is,
38:06once you've been seen, really seen,
38:08you might come to the realisation
38:10that you're not as helpless or harmless
38:12as you once thought.
38:14And you're not alone.
38:16You're not alone.
38:18You're not alone.
38:20You're not alone.
38:22You're not alone.
38:24You're not alone.
38:26You're not alone.
38:28You're not alone.
38:30You're not alone.
38:32You're not alone.
38:34You're not alone.
38:44Ruby?
38:46Don't tell me Cyril invited you then?
38:48Actually, it was your brother.
38:50Oh.
38:52He did, did he?
38:55I can imagine how that makes you feel.
38:59You have James wrapped around your finger.
39:01And you know about my little dilemma.
39:04Must feel pretty powerful.
39:07But you know what?
39:10You can say what you want from now on.
39:13Doesn't even matter what you tell everyone anyway.
39:16We're done.
39:18And for good.
39:20Thanks to you.
39:23Sorry.
39:26Sorry about that, Lydia.
39:29It's not your pity I need.
39:34But understand one thing, please.
39:37James and I completely look out for each other.
39:39Which means if you two become a couple,
39:42there will be nowhere to hide.
39:45And if his heart gets broken,
39:48then I'll get you.
39:53Let's go!
40:04Let's go!
40:16You came to the party.
40:19I've been thinking.
40:25And I realized history's
40:28a bit overrated.
40:48I love you.
40:50I love you too.
40:56I love you.
40:58I love you too.
41:06I love you too.
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41:50I love you too.
42:19I love you too.
42:33Thank you for the dress.
42:36You deserve it.
42:49I love you.
42:51I love you too.
42:53I love you too.
42:55I love you too.
42:57I love you too.
42:59I love you too.
43:01I love you too.
43:03I love you too.
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43:13I love you too.
43:15I love you too.
43:17Perfect timing.
43:19It was getting hot.
43:23Yeah, Ruby, let's go.
43:35I'll just grab my jacket.
43:36I'll wait for you here.
43:41Is that your business, Cyril?
43:42Dunno.
43:44Seriously?
43:46Hey, Ruby.
43:48We can leave our friend here, yeah?
43:51We're friends here, right?
43:53Hey, Cyril!
44:13What's up?
44:43James, James, James, James, James, James, James, James, James, James, James!
45:01Hey, you're okay.
45:02You're all good.
45:04It's okay.
45:05I've got you now.
45:06It's okay.
45:10It's okay.
45:11Deep breaths, okay?
45:12I've got you now.
45:13Yeah.
45:14Just deep breaths.
45:15There we are.
45:16I've got you.
45:18It's OK.
45:19It's OK.
45:25You're going to be all right.
45:27I'll get you dry now, OK?
45:28Come with me.
45:30Don't film it.
45:31It's OK.
45:32It's OK.
45:33It's OK.
45:34It's OK.
45:42Can I see?
45:44Is there a blanket in the boot?
46:12Come on.
46:42When I was young, my dad and I went on a boat ride.
47:12My teddy bear fell in the water.
47:14I tried to get it, but I lost my balance and I fell in.
47:24Dad jumped in after me because I couldn't swim.
47:37Nobody saw the other boat.
47:38It came out of nowhere.
47:59It's my fault that he's in a wheelchair.
48:07It's OK.
48:08It's OK.
48:09It's OK.
48:37Should I go around the block once more, sir?
49:08What should I do?
49:17So out of my depth, Buzzy.
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