Upstairs, Downstairs — S01E12 — The Key of the Door
1972 · 50 MIN · IMDB 7.4 · DIR. Raymond Menmuir
Overview
Winter 1908: Elizabeth befriends a bunch of Bohemian-types, but is drawn to two in particular: Evelyn Larkin, a radical Socialist extremist, and her lover, Lawrence Kirbridge, a handsome, free-spirited poet. On the eve of her 21st birthday, with her parents out of town, Lizzie invites the entire group to Eaton Place, and is humiliated when the Bellamys return home unexpectedly and throw everyone out. Anxious to prove she's nothing like her parents, Lizzie is compelled to do something extreme, leading to a falling out with her parents and a harsh discovery about Evelyn.
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00:00:01 -
00:02:09 - Sorry, Rose.
00:04:01 She's as pure as the driven snow.
00:05:38 ♪ All things wise and wonderful
00:07:25 I'd rather go to this party.
00:09:28 - She's good material.
00:11:22 merely by sleeping with a genius,
00:13:40 We can't have the hall tomorrow for
00:15:39 - Perhaps you'd rather stop discussing Kirbridge
00:18:23 - Were you requiring something, Miss?
00:20:17 and the brown bright nightingale,
00:22:24 You're not making crumbs for the birds, you know.
00:24:06 and support all sorts of charities.
00:26:30 Voila!
00:29:13 Gustave, come on.
00:32:18 as I am to their boring friends.
00:34:10 - Elizabeth, I refuse to be spoken to like that.
00:36:33 She wants to see you.
00:38:55 - Reading mostly.
00:40:55 - Eh, what about socks, miss?
00:43:04 - Yes, my lady.
00:45:03 any more so than poetry is.
00:47:06 I've proved that I too put the common good
00:49:14 You can afford it.
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Upstairs, Downstairs, season 1, episode 12: The Key of the Door.
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