The Age of Innocence

00:04:06 Well.

00:11:40 ...had never been disputed.

00:16:23 Her visitors were startled and fascinated by the foreignness of this arrangement...

00:20:05 It's odd she should have kept such an ugly name as Ellen when she married.

00:24:18 Well, it's the principle that I dislike.

00:28:57 Then stay with me a little longer.

00:34:02 Madam Olenska...

00:38:24 - I heard it before I read the legal papers. - It's certain to be unpleasant.

00:42:17 Yes, so my family tells me.

00:49:08 Henry left the old patroon house open for me.

00:54:41 ...pledged to her, even if it means her getting a divorce...

00:59:16 ...your idea of advancing the marriage.

01:04:41 If we act any other way...

01:09:49 But May's pressure was already wearing down...

01:15:10 - Some of us will have to go. - I'll go over.

01:21:40 ...I was at Granny's?

01:26:42 Forty-eight Worth dresses, still wrapped in tissue paper.

01:31:07 To stand behind our common lineage in the Townsend family.

01:36:54 It's a book about Japan.

01:43:45 ...but she's arranged to make Ellen financially independent of the Count.

01:49:18 Really? A fever in Naples.

01:54:24 I don't know. I thought India or Japan.

02:00:11 - I'll see what I can do. - Settle the tickets.

02:05:28 Go on.