The Forsyte Saga | British Drama History Romance 2003 | E03 Subtitles - video Dailymotion

Beth Freed

#jeevesandwooster  #theforsytesaga  #romeoandjuliet  https://dailymotion.com/bethfreed25  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5domZkB-eRa6BuFOO8OXaQ Fleur visits Jon at the farm, and after a visit from Jolyon, they decide to elope. Soames confronts Annette about Profond, but she is unrepentant, so he changes his will, leaving all he can to Fleur. Cast: Soames Forsyte, Damian Lewis Irene Forsyte (née Heron), Gina McKee Young Jolyon Forsyte, Rupert Graves Frances Forsyte (née Crisson), Sarah Winman June Forsyte, Gillian Kearney Philip Bosinney, Ioan Gruffudd Old Jolyon Forsyte, Corin Redgrave James Forsyte, John Carlisle Emily Forsyte, Barbara Flynn Aunt Ann Forsyte, Judy Campbell Aunt Hester Forsyte, Ann Bell Aunt Juley Small (née Forsyte), Wendy Craig Uncle Swithin Forsyte, Robert Lang Winifred Dartie (née Forsyte), Amanda Root Montague Dartie, Ben Miles Imogen Dartie, Alice Patten Valerius Dartie ('Val'), Julian Ovenden Hélène Forsyte, Amanda Ooms Holly Dartie (née Forsyte), Amanda Ryan Jolyon Forsyte ('Jolly'), Christian Coulson Annette Forsyte (née Lamotte), Beatriz Batarda Fleur Mont (née Forsyte), Emma Griffiths Malin Jon Forsyte, Lee Williams Michael Mont, Oliver Milburn George Forsyte, Alistair Petrie Prosper Profond, Michael Maloney

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00:00Good evening, Mr. Darcy.

00:14Will you be requiring a table in the dining room?

00:17Welcome back, Darcy.

00:19So you've got the money.

00:20Come on, boy.

00:21Let's just scrape a little together.

00:22It's the best I can do, I'm afraid.

00:23But it's all been paid off.

00:24In cash.

00:25It seems you've got a benefactor.

00:36You'll get it back.

00:37Every penny.

00:38What?

00:39Yes.

00:40Voo.

00:41Merciful coup, anyway.

00:42How would you know it was me?

00:43Oh, I may be a fool, but I'm not stupid.

00:45Stash decent.

00:46It's taught me a lesson, you know.

00:47Yes, I'm a changed man.

00:48Drinking, gambling, women.

00:49At times like this, it makes you appreciate what you've got.

00:53Wife, friends, health, roof over your head.

00:57What more do you want?

00:58I'll see my son tomorrow.

01:00Ready, George?

01:01We're off.

01:02The Carlton Casino.

01:03Of course, you're a changed man.

01:04D'Artagne?

01:05I'll see you.

01:35Flush, sorry, old boy.

01:47Does Freddie know where you are?

01:48It's my last session.

01:49As for midnight?

01:50You're a changed man.

01:51Spot on.

01:52See you.

01:53Here's to be my night, gentlemen.

01:59Thank you so much.

02:22Last penny I have told you besides. It's only money. It may be to you, but to me it's

02:30I'm fed up with cards. What else should we try?

02:35It's winning run old boy once in a lifetime

02:45See how easy it is to lose stick with me and watch

02:50Odd number three times in a row. So next time

02:56Even

03:02Odd

03:08The end of our crew no more bets

03:14Black 31

03:19You

03:23Can't go on winning think of Freddy and Val it's them. I'm doing it for one last time

03:31Dart is last bet

03:44Red 16

03:49Oh

03:54Congratulations

03:56On the house

03:59You're most welcome to continue

04:03No, no, I think I'll call it a night

04:07Will it check be convenient sir dashed inconvenient give off a bit to me bank manager cash man cash

04:19I

04:26Take you Freddy on holiday

04:28Val can pay for fun for that Philly

04:31Fun can't make him out not a bad sort

04:35Think I agree

04:49Oh

04:58You're right

05:12Oh

05:16No

05:19Oh

05:36Taking Freddy on holiday

05:39It's very last words I

05:43Don't worry old thing I'll be there left a big hole in my life, too

05:49And we'll get through it somehow

05:53Excuse me

06:11Wants to hold up just two more minutes then we'll settle it's a bad idea. Anyway, you should have let me organize everything

06:17By the way

06:21Winnie wants you to put this in safekeeping. It's hardly the time when is

06:46You

06:52Come to cause trouble or contrary I have come to mourn my friend

07:03Why must you disrupt my family if the truth were known it were always so

07:10Long before my arrival then let the truth be known tell me

07:15Anyway, I know my father wanted to marry Irene

07:19Wanted to or did

07:25Then divorced her

07:27Oh

07:41That's mr. Dottie's racing cars

07:49Let's get going

07:57I

08:27I

08:42Have to come and tell you I know everything

08:47They were married then divorced your mother and daddy it's true it can't be who told you a font does he know

08:53I'm sure it's true. I could tell this is real John. I promise you

09:03Must have been a scandal

09:07That's why no one will talk about and why my father will never let us be together

09:14There must have been adultery I

09:17Don't believe it

09:19My father will never accept us. I know he won't I know him

09:24I

09:26See your mother play the piano

09:29Yes, why?

09:31Very much. Oh

09:33This is awful. Well, listen, there must be a way I

09:37Shouldn't have come someone might see me. Yeah, I'll talk to them. They'll understand they will I'll make them

09:44Please stay

09:53Ah

10:07I've just come from the funeral. Yes. She was upset. Oh, yes, of course

10:18How is your aunt Winifred coping

10:24Well

10:29You must come to tea with us I shall tell John's father you're here he'll be so pleased to meet you

10:35I

10:52Flows been to the funeral sad business Fleur

11:06John dear of a flour sandwich

11:21This really is a beautiful house, when was it built long time ago?

11:26Oh

11:34Floors asking if you played the piano she'd love to hear you wouldn't

11:46Is this jam your own I mean did you grow the gooseberries you'll find his green gauge

11:51I

11:55Think I heard the car

12:03It's always nice to meet John's friends you must come again. Thank you so much

12:13Tell me

12:15Now you've seen where we live is it different to how you imagined it

12:21Or exactly the same

12:51Green gauges gooseberries

12:57It's just bloody jam

13:03Choose me

13:06Did she tell you that she came to see me while you're in France

13:10She deceived me no, she's not like that no

13:15She invites herself down to Holly's she turns up on our doorstep without saying who she was dear boy

13:21See her for what she is she wanted to tell you who she was but well the occasion didn't arise and and then when it

13:28did

13:30You don't believe that yourself

13:33She lies you she lies to everyone else. That's unfair

13:37Anyway, it's only because of who her father is

13:42Well

13:43She's his daughter all right right down to her fingertips no reason to tweet flow the way that you did

13:49The more you do it the more I love her

13:52John

13:53please

13:55Put her out of your mind

13:57Will you to tell me what I should do and who I should love?

14:01Not a child anymore I can make up my own mind John

14:10Listen to me

14:14John

14:19John listen to me

14:25Don't open the door, please

14:35John

14:48Oh

14:50Oh

15:15Mr.. Darcy how's mrs. Darcy taking

15:21Three thousand one hundred and eighty four pounds and four shillings it should bring her in three hundred and fifty pounds a year

15:28It'll soften the blow

15:34Mr.. Jolin Edmund

15:37Soames

15:39Do we have an appointment? I'm looking for my son

15:44Well

15:45Don't believe we've got him. This is your daughter's doing she should have left well alone

15:53What are you talking about she came to tea at Robin Hill yesterday I

15:57Believe she's in constant communication with John and your point, but where is she because he will be with her

16:16Oh

16:23Fleur is at a family gathering in memory of Darcy. I'm about to join her

16:33She's not with your son if it puts your mind at rest it does. Thank you

16:38Irene's frantic with worry

16:41John just upped and left last night without a word

16:48If you see Fleur, I'll ask her it won't do them any good this friendship. Yes, I'm aware of that

17:01I'll talk to her

17:11Doesn't look too good

17:15It doesn't

17:19What about the boy indeed

17:24And you it's not surprising

17:26Had a strange upbringing

17:29Well what can you expect if you entered here to the proprieties of family love, that's what mrs.

17:35Grabham always says bad blood will out

17:40Mr.. Forsyte, I feel it my duty to inform you that your wife has been in the company of a dirty foreigner

17:47prosper performed

18:02And careful with that

18:04Damage the woodwork. Yes

18:06What's up with soams and a proper old stew about something

18:11matter

18:12if you will

18:14Take a card

18:18Take a card Oh five of diamonds

18:24You are not supposed to tell me

18:36Back shall we find your car?

18:46Is this your card

18:59You don't fool anyone with your long face you couldn't stand him and you don't fool anyone either

19:07You show me one

19:21That's dirty it is

19:25Dirty to a tee

19:31Cheltenham took us 36 hours to get home

19:39Dirty on a horse. I want to talk to you

19:43What's the matter? Later. This one was taken on the Riviera

19:54I

19:58Have a people said about him he always came back to me

20:07There we go

20:16And that I am afraid is the very last one

20:24To

20:27Dad

20:31Yachty

20:42Come down and stay with us now get away from Green Street for a while, you know, I think I might

20:54We

20:57Ought to be leaving I

20:59Have an appointment with a dressmaker and then tea with a friend

21:06But you'll be back for dinner of course

21:20I've been told

21:24I'm so sorry daddy. I'm you

21:28Where's John for sad?

21:29John

21:31He's disappeared apparently

21:33Upton gone. I

21:35Don't know anything about it

21:37You promised me. I swear

21:41you had tea there yesterday a

21:45Stupid thing he asked me I shouldn't have his parents were horrid to me

21:54Well, we'll talk no more of it then there's nothing between you nothing

22:05Thank you so much

22:14How could John do this to you

22:17Now for heaven's sake

22:20He doesn't know I'm ill that he needs to open his eyes

22:26It's too busy thinking about flare

22:31He argued

22:35About her what if I've lost

22:40John will come back. You mean so much to him

22:49You

23:19You

23:44So

23:49Oh

23:59Let me show you the cottage

24:05And so I want to live on my own for a while see if I can do it why for heaven's sake

24:12At least doesn't it mention a flood if you want to contact me urgently get hold of maple

24:18I'm staying in one of his cottages. Otherwise, please don't worry. I'll be in touch soon. All my love John

24:24He's cut himself off. No, no, he wants to show us he can be independent that he's not tired to our apron strings

24:33Perhaps he's thrown flare over he's licking his wounds. I want him here now

24:47I

24:56The row was it about me dad behaved appallingly to you. I don't know what got into him. I

25:05Don't want to be the reason for any bad feeling between you you're not the reason he is

25:12How

25:16Long are you going to stay here then? I mean not for good I

25:22Just need some time away from them don't understand, you know, they're pretty amazing parents most of the time

25:33Poor John

25:42You don't have to be back for a whole week

25:47Amazing all this time

25:52Daddy thinks I'm in Brighton with cherry and the time in love with Michael

25:58I shouldn't have written to you. You shouldn't have come here. I

26:02You know very well. I

26:05Thought but when I got your letter, this is what you wanted

26:12You

26:20Stop it

26:23You don't know I do you asked me here to make fun of no, no

26:28I'm leaving

26:30Can't you see I'm dying for you

26:34Well, we mustn't rush this

26:36It's the most important thing. It's everything

26:40I'm not sure. It's not because because of what?

27:00Don't break my heart John I

27:04Can't stand it if you did

27:07How could I ever do that?

27:10I

27:16That'll be all for this evening Pilsen good night. Good night, sir, mrs. Forsyte

27:39Mr. Forsyte, I feel it my duty to inform you that your wife has been in the company of

27:47a dirty foreigner

27:51Prosper performed

27:55He meets her twice a week and they use the amenities of a hotel in Bayswater

28:09I

28:23What have you to say

28:27Foreigner

28:28It's misspelled. Don't deny it

28:32Dottie has told me as much did he?

28:35Charming and now I get this a letter from some stranger the whole of London must know that my wife's that your wife's of what?

28:45Nothing but trouble a lot of you

28:52Do you remember what you were when I married you and you remember how old I was not half your age

28:57I have given you the child you wanted. I've stood by you, but I'm still young

29:02You'll give up this friendship you understand

29:05I'll do no such thing. Then I'll make you I'll cut you out of the will. I'll divorce you if I have to

29:10Poor Soames losing another wife think of the scandal

29:31I

29:49Say you have the paperwork for mrs. Settlement

29:55Want to change trustees

29:57Present mrs. Forsyte is sole trustee. Is she not sir? I want to strike her off

30:02But sir, that means mrs. Forsyte will have her yearly income and nothing more to depend on with immediate effect gradman

30:08Make mrs. Dottie the sole trustee and mr. George Forsyte a backup

30:13Very good, sir

30:16Now is mrs. Forsyte sir, well, thank you and miss loser

30:21I've gone to the coast with a school friend. She's been pregnant

30:41Tell me again I

30:44Feel it's my duty to inform you that your wife has been in the company of a dirty foreigner

30:52Oh

30:52Excellent. My reputation precedes me. He meets your lady twice a week

30:58Excuse me. Well only twice. No, no, no last week. It was one two

31:05Three four four and next week or next week

31:21Yes, who is it chocolate you ordered sir

31:30And the liver sir for the dog

31:41There I'm so sorry, sir

31:51I

32:21Chocolate and liver. Oh, okay. I guess to reno more

32:26Does it the letter

32:30My chocolate show

32:33It doesn't matter at all

32:51You

33:22You want to cut the stalk out of that

33:26Be too tough to eat

33:29Had a vegetable garden for years. I

33:33Don't know if John told you but I I wasn't always made of money

33:38Yeah

33:44John's working at the farm. He'll be back soon. I owe you an apology

33:51I was pretty unpleasant last time you met

33:54Johnny should apologize to it's you. I want to talk to you. I

34:00Didn't mean to lie to you that day at Robin Hill sure you didn't I jumped to conclusions about you

34:07Why because you're a Forsyte

34:11So you

34:14Yes, but I broke away from them

34:21I

34:23Is the family so very awful, what do they ever do to you they uphold values I don't adhere to

34:31Like what?

34:34Selfishness possessiveness

34:38Money and power over love

34:41But I'm not like that

34:43And prove it to me. I

34:46Will I'll do anything give up my son

34:51It's you who's being possessive now selfish. I'm dying

34:59Said is a the last request as a plea to your better nature

35:04You don't look ill

35:07It's heart disease

35:10Final stages about

35:15Sorry

35:18John didn't tell me

35:21John doesn't know

35:24Neither does Irene. It's it's you'd call it stupidity pride. I don't want them to pity me

35:34I can understand that I

35:37Need John to be strong for me to be with me

35:44I'm not stopping him from coming home. I know it's all his decision, but it's

35:49He's chosen a bad time to strike out that's all

35:56Persuade him to come back to Robin Hood, but I'm not gonna break it off with him if you've married John

36:02Irene will be entirely alone

36:05He doesn't have to choose between us

36:09Yes, he does

36:14Be my father

36:18You

36:21So

36:30Do the right thing the selfish thing

36:49I'll finish it

36:56Thank you

36:58You

37:17It was delicious don't sound so surprised I'm not it's just I was brought up on Cook's knee pastries roast

37:24I will make a farmer's wife of you yet

37:28I

37:33Had a visitor today

37:37It was your father

37:40What the hell's he doing checking up on me he wasn't he just dropped by

37:49All right

37:52He wants you home

37:55He misses you and I know you miss him I'll survive

38:02You argued you should make it up

38:09What's he done hmm bewitched you

38:16Come here

38:24Every day of our lives should be like this

38:28But it can't be I

38:31Saw a slam the door on the whole lot of them

38:36I've got a better idea

38:40We could elope

38:44In Scotland, we don't need to be 21 and we don't need parental consent

38:50One of us only needs to be a resident for 21 days I

38:55Could go up there and deposit a suitcase

38:58Three weeks later you could travel up together reclaim it and get married

39:10I'll go up with the suitcases Oh

39:20No, you go home make amends with your father. I

39:27Suppose I wouldn't mind

39:30But don't tell him about us

39:34Tell him that I've thrown you over

39:38Yes

39:41When we're married and there's nothing they can do about it

39:46We'll tell them

39:50Hmm

39:5321 days

40:04Eddie waterboard Scotland train

40:19You

40:49You

41:01Mr. Munster ah

41:04Mr. Mott come in I

41:07Don't want to intrude you're not

41:11The house seems rather empty without flour. She's one of those people isn't she wherever she goes the place lights up

41:17Yeah, how nice to see you again likewise

41:20Flows not back until tomorrow. I'm afraid we're all on tenterhooks

41:24Where are you going into town? I need something to read send a servant. I

41:30Like to go there is very little of interest or amusement to keep me here

41:35Mr. Mott

41:40You see I

41:42See I unlike flare. I'm not one of those people the house does not

41:48Light up, but I don't know sir. I've been to two of your parties now, and they've both been splendid

41:53I

41:56Merely provide the finances for the illumination well

42:00Somebody jolly well has to and it's good of you to volunteer

42:03You're buttering me up of course. I am I'm sweet on your daughter

42:07Well at least you're honest. She's a lucky girl. It seems that all her life. You've allowed her to

42:13Be what she wants to do what she wants

42:16Some would say I've indulged her. Thank God you have

42:20There aren't enough flares left these days people who have the courage to enjoy themselves

42:26Have the courage to enjoy themselves

42:34My intentions sir are serious do I have your approval I?

42:42Haven't known her long loves not about that and flares very young in years perhaps

42:48Well as you say she does what she wants in the end the matter lies with her

43:03But yes, mr.. Mont you have my approval

43:09Now I just want to say a few words anyone mind. I just want to say

43:14Thank you to all of you for for putting up with me. Well. It's about time

43:20It just seems. I'm increasingly becoming a cantankerous old fool. I

43:24Hate confrontations yet during my lifetime. I've always been in the middle of them first with my own father and my son

43:32And John

43:35It means everything to me that you are sitting here tonight

43:39It means everything to me that you are sitting here tonight welcome home

43:46Welcome home

43:59I chanced upon an entry in Burke's peerage this morning

44:04Michael months father's a baronet

44:06Father's a baronet

44:11Typical Michael not to tell me

44:13He's a dark horse. He's set on you

44:16Do you think so?

44:18Young people these days are so sure of themselves

44:21And you weren't

44:24Did you never set your mind on something and have a store costs much good it did me

44:30Was it an affair of the heart a grand passion

44:37I'm heading for bed

44:47Good night darling. She's still alive

44:52She is isn't she

44:56It's John Forsyte's mother isn't it and you were married to her who told you that I don't want it dragged up

45:07a

45:19Grand passion it was

45:24It was a long time ago

45:26No one would understand these days I

45:29would

45:31You see I've inherited it her son

45:35You told me that foolishness was all forgotten

45:39Would it really be so very bad daddy if we struck up together leave it well alone my love

45:45His family will never allow it

45:48What if I can't Michael wants a good man a fine man

45:59It's far better to be with someone who loves you more than you love them

46:04There's nothing worse than always trying to please someone

46:09Hoping they'll look at you

46:12Smile at you

46:14John's not like that. He's his mother's son. He has her blood running in his veins. Oh be honest with yourself. Who's doing the chasing?

46:22You're him

46:34You

46:38Seen dr. Little again, I just feel better and you told Irene II

46:47Not yet dad I will

46:51Well at least you talk to John about that no, I don't need to it's over sure it is I

46:56I

46:59Need to see you know

47:01Yeah

47:02John's cottage

47:04She gave me her word and I believed her doesn't make sense these things don't just go away

47:10People don't stop feeling for each other June June, please

47:14John's back so it's gone. Let's forget it. You must talk to him

47:22It's important you can't leave these things unresolved

47:26Sometimes you're like a bull in a China shop

47:29Adorable, right? So let me do things my way. I won't say another word

47:35Only to

47:56It's all right

47:58There's your indeed

48:00Do you want to say goodbye to your parents?

48:06Goodbye, I am off on me travels never to return. I

48:12Can stay another week?

48:16But is the truth of it the life of the people

48:22Well, that's a beastly thing to say

48:26Then I apologize

48:35Monsieur performed

48:40This is a welcome surprise

48:43He's going away. Yes. I am of yachting

48:47Around the world or somewhere, but she'll be back probably not I won't be missed

48:56You

48:58Enjoyed your charms. Mr. Profond. Oh

49:00Don't misunderstand me. I have adored my stay here in England, you know, the English are so welcoming

49:06So I'm using but I like to leave a place before the bloom is lost

49:12Excuse me, there is something I must attend to

49:15I

49:25'll help you

49:33It's true, you know week I will be forgotten maybe that's no bad thing

49:40Mr. Forsyte, we are both men of the world

49:44You know the letter of the scandal. It's best. We parked as friends

50:11You

50:18Well, he's gone

50:22I'm awfully sorry

50:26Telling you in front of us don't be too hard on him or me

50:32We betrayed no one. What about daddy father and I will carry on as before

50:40He married me for one thing only

50:45Child

50:48You must have loved each other

51:11I

51:16Think I lie down I

51:18Have a headache

51:20You'll have supper in the dining room. Of course. I thought

51:28If you wanted to go to London we might all head up there tomorrow

51:34You and Fleur might spend some time shopping

51:43You need some new dresses

51:47I'd like that

51:57Thank you

52:04You

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