Keeper of the Flame

00:02:43 I bet a bright boy like you could get me through this gate if you wanted to, hm?

00:07:08 Come on.

00:10:52 How do you do? The press conference will be in the parlour.

00:14:27 - What are you staying here for? - My health. Wonderful walks.

00:18:57 Slaves?

00:25:41 I've written Mrs. Forrest several notes. And I'd like to see her.

00:28:44 - Why? - He'll think you're hiding things.

00:32:21 - Have you ever seen her? - Yes.

00:35:23 I know this place. It's in Germany, isn't it?

00:38:51 ...like the cut of you, young man.

00:41:54 Oh, did she really?

00:45:28 And our follies and our failures, too.

00:49:02 You'd think she'd care enough to have let us give her some flowers.

00:53:29 Well, a fever, anyway.

00:56:46 After all, it was your idea that I come up here.

01:01:47 The Arsenal. Hasn't been used for anything for years but a storehouse.

01:05:49 - I knew Midford had had his troubles. - You made an accusation.

01:09:51 How interesting.

01:13:00 That's what my son did for me.

01:16:43 Maybe there's a story in a simple, clean, home-loving millionairess.

01:20:58 - I warned you. What will he do? - What he thinks is right.

01:24:52 I can believe in you so much you can't help yourself.

01:27:52 This in The Farmers' Gazette, to stir them up against city dwellers.

01:31:06 The things he'd think of, the ideas he'd play with