1 00:00:06,000 --> 00:00:12,074 Advertise your product or brand here contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today 2 00:03:09,287 --> 00:03:11,448 Bow to the board. 3 00:03:12,492 --> 00:03:14,459 This is the boy. 4 00:03:14,926 --> 00:03:18,760 Born here in the workhouse. Moved to the parish farm. 5 00:03:18,964 --> 00:03:22,660 Nine years old today. Time to be moved back here. 6 00:03:22,866 --> 00:03:24,164 What's your name, boy? 7 00:03:29,740 --> 00:03:31,367 -Oliver Twist. -What? 8 00:03:31,574 --> 00:03:35,136 -That boy's a fool. -Boy. Listen to me. 9 00:03:35,746 --> 00:03:37,736 You know you are an orphan, I suppose. 10 00:03:37,947 --> 00:03:40,314 -What's that? -The boy is a fool. I thought he was. 11 00:03:40,517 --> 00:03:42,711 You know you've got no father or mother... 12 00:03:42,920 --> 00:03:45,582 ...and that you were brought up by the parish, don't you? 13 00:03:45,788 --> 00:03:48,348 -Yes, sir. -What are you crying for? 14 00:03:48,557 --> 00:03:51,321 I hope you say your prayers every night. 15 00:03:51,526 --> 00:03:55,292 Pray for those that feed you and take care of you... 16 00:03:55,497 --> 00:03:56,691 ...Iike a Christian. 17 00:03:56,898 --> 00:03:58,799 -Yes, sir. -Well... 18 00:03:59,000 --> 00:04:00,901 ...you have come here to be educated... 19 00:04:01,103 --> 00:04:03,435 ...and to be taught a useful trade. 20 00:04:16,317 --> 00:04:18,683 Here, where do you want these? 21 00:04:35,135 --> 00:04:37,295 Learn from the boy next to you. 22 00:04:37,503 --> 00:04:41,633 -What am I to learn, sir? -Learn to pick out the oakum. 23 00:04:41,841 --> 00:04:43,171 What's oakum, sir? 24 00:04:43,710 --> 00:04:45,940 Stop asking so many questions. 25 00:04:46,145 --> 00:04:49,477 Oakum's the fibers you unpick from the old rope. 26 00:04:49,682 --> 00:04:53,845 Then it's used again for the ships of Her Majesty's navy. 27 00:04:54,052 --> 00:04:56,247 You're serving your country. 28 00:04:56,455 --> 00:04:58,046 Now, get on with it. 29 00:05:31,487 --> 00:05:35,424 Tom, give it a rest, will you? We're trying to sleep. 30 00:05:38,395 --> 00:05:41,626 -Can't sleep, too hungry. -We're all hungry. 31 00:05:41,830 --> 00:05:44,298 Yes, but I'm frightened. 32 00:05:44,499 --> 00:05:46,058 Frightened? Why? 33 00:05:47,036 --> 00:05:48,731 Why? Why? 34 00:05:48,936 --> 00:05:53,430 I'm so hungry, I'm frightened I might eat the lad that sleeps next to me. 35 00:06:28,507 --> 00:06:30,532 O Lord God... 36 00:06:30,742 --> 00:06:33,734 ...for the blessing of this generous and bountiful meal... 37 00:06:33,945 --> 00:06:36,038 ...that thou hast placed before us... 38 00:06:36,247 --> 00:06:38,976 ...we give thanks. Amen. 39 00:06:39,184 --> 00:06:41,549 Amen. 40 00:08:01,694 --> 00:08:04,527 Please, sir. I want some more. 41 00:08:06,900 --> 00:08:08,457 What? 42 00:08:08,667 --> 00:08:11,158 Please, sir, I want some more. 43 00:08:22,447 --> 00:08:24,573 Fetch the beadle! 44 00:08:33,391 --> 00:08:34,880 Mr. Limbkins. 45 00:08:35,625 --> 00:08:37,718 I beg your pardon, sir. 46 00:08:37,928 --> 00:08:40,328 Oliver Twist has asked for more. 47 00:08:41,364 --> 00:08:43,195 For more?! 48 00:08:43,401 --> 00:08:46,129 Compose yourself, Mr. Bumble, and answer me distinctly. 49 00:08:46,336 --> 00:08:50,931 Do I understand that he asked for more after he had eaten his supper? 50 00:08:51,140 --> 00:08:52,401 He did, sir. 51 00:08:56,346 --> 00:08:58,371 That boy will be hanged. 52 00:09:10,025 --> 00:09:13,425 "Five pounds and a b--" 53 00:09:16,365 --> 00:09:20,858 When I says "whoa," I means "whoa"! 54 00:09:23,271 --> 00:09:24,966 "Health-- Healthy... 55 00:09:25,172 --> 00:09:28,574 ...appren-- apprentice. 56 00:09:28,776 --> 00:09:31,040 Five pounds." 57 00:09:31,679 --> 00:09:34,580 Chimney sweeping is a nasty trade. 58 00:09:34,782 --> 00:09:39,150 Young boys have been smothered in chimneys before now. 59 00:09:39,353 --> 00:09:42,583 That's because they damp the straw afore they light it in the chimney... 60 00:09:42,788 --> 00:09:46,588 ...to make them come out again. Damp straw makes smoke. 61 00:09:46,792 --> 00:09:49,920 Smoke sends a boy to sleep, and that's what he wants. 62 00:09:50,128 --> 00:09:52,120 Boys is very lazy, gentlemen. 63 00:09:52,331 --> 00:09:55,788 But there's nothing like a good hot blaze to make them come out in a run. 64 00:09:56,802 --> 00:09:58,997 It's humane too. Yes. 65 00:09:59,204 --> 00:10:02,263 Because even if they've stuck in the chimney... 66 00:10:02,474 --> 00:10:07,536 ...roasting their feet makes them struggle to extricate theirselves. 67 00:10:07,745 --> 00:10:09,076 Yes. 68 00:10:09,281 --> 00:10:11,181 I suppose he's fond of chimney sweeping? 69 00:10:11,382 --> 00:10:13,612 He dotes on it, Your Worship. 70 00:10:13,816 --> 00:10:16,547 Very well. I will sign the indentures... 71 00:10:17,521 --> 00:10:20,718 ...to make him Mr.... 72 00:10:20,925 --> 00:10:24,984 Mr. Gamfield's apprentice. 73 00:10:34,336 --> 00:10:35,496 My boy. 74 00:10:37,173 --> 00:10:41,440 My boy, you look pale and alarmed. 75 00:10:41,644 --> 00:10:42,805 What's the matter? 76 00:10:43,846 --> 00:10:46,280 Please, sir. Please, sir. 77 00:10:46,482 --> 00:10:48,540 What is it, my boy? 78 00:10:48,751 --> 00:10:50,513 -Don't.... -Now then. 79 00:10:50,719 --> 00:10:52,846 Don't.... Don't.... 80 00:10:53,488 --> 00:10:55,922 Go on, my boy. Don't what? 81 00:10:56,123 --> 00:10:59,285 Please don't send me away with this dreadful man, sir. 82 00:11:00,027 --> 00:11:02,496 Of all the designing orphans that I've ever seen.... 83 00:11:02,698 --> 00:11:05,394 -Hold your tongue, beadle. -Did Your Worship speak to me? 84 00:11:05,599 --> 00:11:08,160 Yes, hold your tongue. 85 00:11:09,704 --> 00:11:12,366 No. No, out of the question. 86 00:11:12,573 --> 00:11:16,508 We refuse to sanction these indentures. 87 00:11:17,911 --> 00:11:20,175 Take the boy away. 88 00:11:20,579 --> 00:11:22,878 And treat him kindly. 89 00:11:23,083 --> 00:11:25,712 He seems to want it. 90 00:11:42,133 --> 00:11:45,864 I've just taken the measure of the two women that died last night. 91 00:11:46,069 --> 00:11:48,903 You'll make your fortune, Mr. Sowerberry. 92 00:11:49,307 --> 00:11:51,401 Think so? 93 00:11:52,909 --> 00:11:55,742 The prices allowed by the board are very small. 94 00:11:55,947 --> 00:11:58,211 So are the coffins. 95 00:11:59,751 --> 00:12:04,517 By the by, you don't know anybody who wants a boy, do you? 96 00:12:06,622 --> 00:12:10,285 Liberal terms, Mr. Sowerberry. Liberal terms. 97 00:12:19,269 --> 00:12:22,727 Now, as you are to meet your new master... 98 00:12:22,938 --> 00:12:24,929 ...pull that cap off your eyes. 99 00:12:26,842 --> 00:12:29,332 Hold your head up, sir. 100 00:12:31,679 --> 00:12:33,307 Dry your eyes, sir. 101 00:12:39,455 --> 00:12:43,390 -ls that you, Bumble? -No one else, Mr. Sowerberry. 102 00:12:43,592 --> 00:12:46,754 I've brought the orphan, Oliver Twist. 103 00:12:46,961 --> 00:12:49,589 So this is the orphan, is it? 104 00:12:49,797 --> 00:12:51,231 Mrs. Sowerberry... 105 00:12:51,432 --> 00:12:54,595 ...will you have the goodness to come here a moment, my dear? 106 00:12:55,702 --> 00:12:57,362 Oliver Twist. 107 00:12:57,570 --> 00:12:59,869 How comes an orphan to have any name at all? 108 00:13:00,073 --> 00:13:02,507 -I invented it. -You, Mr. Bumble? 109 00:13:02,709 --> 00:13:04,301 I, Mr. Sowerberry. 110 00:13:04,511 --> 00:13:07,946 I name all our foundlings in alphabetical order. 111 00:13:08,147 --> 00:13:09,842 The last was S. 112 00:13:10,048 --> 00:13:11,846 Swubble, I named him. 113 00:13:12,050 --> 00:13:15,817 This was a T. Twist, I named him. 114 00:13:16,021 --> 00:13:18,615 Next one as comes will be Unwin... 115 00:13:18,824 --> 00:13:20,519 ...and the next, Vilkins. 116 00:13:20,725 --> 00:13:24,492 I've got names ready all through the alphabet, right up to Z. 117 00:13:24,696 --> 00:13:28,096 Why, you're quite a literary character, sir. 118 00:13:28,300 --> 00:13:29,494 Well, well... 119 00:13:29,701 --> 00:13:32,692 -...perhaps I may be. -Mrs. Sowerberry... 120 00:13:32,902 --> 00:13:35,497 ...this is the orphan from the workhouse. 121 00:13:37,740 --> 00:13:39,207 Dear me, he's very small. 122 00:13:39,410 --> 00:13:41,400 But he'll grow, Mrs. Sowerberry. He'll grow. 123 00:13:41,612 --> 00:13:46,106 Yes, I daresay he will. On our food and drink. 124 00:13:46,317 --> 00:13:51,048 Workhouse boys always cost more to keep than they're worth. 125 00:13:51,255 --> 00:13:54,554 Get downstairs, you bag of bones. 126 00:13:55,391 --> 00:13:56,858 Here, Charlotte... 127 00:13:57,061 --> 00:14:00,723 ...give this boy some of the cold bits that were put by for the dog. 128 00:14:29,123 --> 00:14:31,852 You don't mind sleeping among the coffins, I suppose. 129 00:14:32,059 --> 00:14:34,459 Well, it doesn't much matter whether you do or don't... 130 00:14:34,662 --> 00:14:37,152 ...for you can't sleep anywhere else. 131 00:15:55,570 --> 00:15:58,062 Open the door, will you? 132 00:16:07,749 --> 00:16:11,047 -You the new boy? -Yes, sir. 133 00:16:11,252 --> 00:16:14,379 -How old are you? -Ten, sir. 134 00:16:14,589 --> 00:16:18,718 Then I'll whop you one when I get in, you workhouse brat. 135 00:16:35,208 --> 00:16:37,835 I beg your pardon, sir. Did you knock? 136 00:16:38,044 --> 00:16:39,237 I kicked. 137 00:16:39,444 --> 00:16:41,878 Did you want a coffin, sir? 138 00:16:42,080 --> 00:16:44,809 -You don't know who I am, I suppose. -No, sir. 139 00:16:45,017 --> 00:16:48,452 Well, I'm Mr. Noah Claypole. And you're under me. 140 00:16:48,653 --> 00:16:51,178 Now, take down the shutters. 141 00:16:55,994 --> 00:17:00,225 Saved a nice little bit of bacon for you from the master's breakfast. 142 00:17:04,535 --> 00:17:07,971 In the corner with you. And be quick about it. 143 00:17:08,171 --> 00:17:11,334 They'll want you to mind the shop. Do you hear? 144 00:17:11,542 --> 00:17:13,338 Do you hear, Workhouse? In the corner. 145 00:17:13,544 --> 00:17:15,976 Oh, Lord, Noah, let the boy alone. 146 00:17:16,179 --> 00:17:17,943 Let him alone? 147 00:17:18,148 --> 00:17:20,083 Why, everybody's let him alone. 148 00:17:20,284 --> 00:17:24,810 His mother, father and all his relations has let him alone. 149 00:17:25,055 --> 00:17:27,615 So he needs someone who don't. 150 00:17:48,810 --> 00:17:50,004 Supper. 151 00:17:51,311 --> 00:17:53,177 Oliver, ain't you done yet? 152 00:17:53,881 --> 00:17:58,545 I've never known such an idle boy. Get down them stairs. 153 00:17:58,752 --> 00:18:00,117 Mr. Sowerberry... 154 00:18:00,320 --> 00:18:02,015 ...supper. 155 00:18:02,523 --> 00:18:05,389 -I've had a thought, my dear. -Had a thought? 156 00:18:05,592 --> 00:18:08,425 You want to be careful, Mr. Sowerberry, you'll get brain fever. 157 00:18:08,628 --> 00:18:12,155 -It's about young Twist. -What about him? 158 00:18:12,365 --> 00:18:15,891 -A very good-looking boy. -He will be. He eats enough. 159 00:18:16,202 --> 00:18:20,661 There's an expression of melancholy in his face, my dear. 160 00:18:20,873 --> 00:18:24,433 He would make a delightful mute, my love. 161 00:18:25,310 --> 00:18:30,806 I-- I don't mean a regular mute to attend grown-up funerals, my dear... 162 00:18:31,015 --> 00:18:34,815 ...but only for children's practice. 163 00:18:49,132 --> 00:18:50,327 Look at him. 164 00:18:51,703 --> 00:18:52,897 Look at him. 165 00:18:53,904 --> 00:18:57,999 A workhouse boy and a sneak. Look at him. 166 00:18:58,208 --> 00:19:00,334 Mark my words, I'll see him hung. 167 00:19:00,844 --> 00:19:03,175 Can't be too soon. 168 00:19:05,547 --> 00:19:09,005 Workhouse, how's your mother? 169 00:19:10,051 --> 00:19:12,043 She's dead. 170 00:19:12,655 --> 00:19:15,146 What'd she die of, Workhouse? 171 00:19:17,827 --> 00:19:20,159 You gonna cry, Workhouse? 172 00:19:20,362 --> 00:19:23,798 -What set you off? -Not you. 173 00:19:26,601 --> 00:19:29,865 -Not me, eh? -No, not you. 174 00:19:30,271 --> 00:19:32,535 And you better not say anything about my mother. 175 00:19:34,741 --> 00:19:36,710 Better not? 176 00:19:37,077 --> 00:19:39,011 About your mother? 177 00:19:39,214 --> 00:19:42,182 Well, I'm very sorry, and I pity you very much. 178 00:19:42,383 --> 00:19:44,044 But you must know, Workhouse... 179 00:19:44,251 --> 00:19:46,411 ...your mother was a regular right-down bad one. 180 00:19:49,522 --> 00:19:52,547 -What did you say? -A regular right-down bad one. 181 00:19:52,759 --> 00:19:54,555 It's a good thing she died when she did... 182 00:19:54,760 --> 00:19:57,126 ...or she'd be hard laboring or transported. 183 00:19:57,329 --> 00:20:00,663 Or hung. Which is most likely, isn't it, Workhouse? 184 00:20:03,735 --> 00:20:05,499 Help, Mrs. Charlotte! 185 00:20:05,704 --> 00:20:07,467 He'll murder me. Help! 186 00:20:09,073 --> 00:20:11,098 Help. Get off! 187 00:20:11,543 --> 00:20:14,409 For God's sake, help me! 188 00:20:15,546 --> 00:20:17,707 My missus, he's murdering me! 189 00:20:17,915 --> 00:20:20,382 -Get off. Get off me now! -Get him, Charlotte. 190 00:20:20,584 --> 00:20:23,179 Get him now. Go out with him. Come on. 191 00:20:24,421 --> 00:20:27,550 -Workhouse devil. -I'll learn you! 192 00:20:28,392 --> 00:20:30,553 -You brat! -Get the door, Charlotte. 193 00:20:30,762 --> 00:20:32,786 In with him. In. 194 00:20:41,304 --> 00:20:43,931 Very violent indeed, sir. 195 00:20:44,941 --> 00:20:46,203 And the missus said... 196 00:20:46,408 --> 00:20:49,038 ...if Mr. Bumble can spare the time... 197 00:20:49,246 --> 00:20:51,941 ...then Mr. Bumble's to flog him... 198 00:20:52,148 --> 00:20:53,978 ...because the master's out. 199 00:20:59,154 --> 00:21:01,485 -ln there. -Oliver? 200 00:21:01,690 --> 00:21:03,554 Let me out of here! 201 00:21:03,758 --> 00:21:06,488 -Do you know this here voice, Oliver? -Yes. 202 00:21:06,694 --> 00:21:08,286 Ain't you afraid of it, sir? 203 00:21:08,497 --> 00:21:11,055 Ain't you trembling while I speak, sir? 204 00:21:11,265 --> 00:21:13,063 No! 205 00:21:17,105 --> 00:21:19,868 -He must be mad. -It's not madness, ma'am, it's meat. 206 00:21:20,074 --> 00:21:21,938 -Meat? -Meat, ma'am, meat. 207 00:21:22,141 --> 00:21:23,336 You've overfed him. 208 00:21:23,544 --> 00:21:26,376 If you'd kept this boy on gruel, this would never have happened. 209 00:21:26,580 --> 00:21:29,845 Dear, dear. This comes of being liberal. 210 00:21:31,217 --> 00:21:32,479 What's all this? 211 00:21:32,685 --> 00:21:35,313 Oliver Twist has turned violent, Mr. Sowerberry. 212 00:21:35,521 --> 00:21:38,251 Look what he's done to my eye, sir. 213 00:21:42,427 --> 00:21:44,622 Now then. Now then. 214 00:21:44,830 --> 00:21:48,663 -You're a nice young fellow, ain't you? -He called my mother names. 215 00:21:48,867 --> 00:21:52,894 Well, and what if he did, you little ungrateful wretch! 216 00:21:53,103 --> 00:21:55,003 She deserved what he said and worse. 217 00:21:55,205 --> 00:21:56,399 -She didn't! -She did! 218 00:21:56,608 --> 00:21:58,302 It's a lie! 219 00:22:01,779 --> 00:22:06,716 Do something, Mr. Sowerberry. He called me a liar. 220 00:22:08,153 --> 00:22:09,346 Do something! 221 00:25:35,380 --> 00:25:36,812 I beg your pardon, miss... 222 00:25:37,515 --> 00:25:40,144 ...but would you be so kind--? 223 00:25:41,085 --> 00:25:43,052 Get off my land. 224 00:25:43,254 --> 00:25:45,881 I don't want no beggars here. Go on! 225 00:25:46,089 --> 00:25:49,855 Get off! Or I'll put the dog on you! 226 00:26:29,362 --> 00:26:34,231 I haven't much, but you're more than welcome to it. 227 00:26:34,668 --> 00:26:37,397 Be careful, it's hot. 228 00:26:48,247 --> 00:26:51,409 Seeing you gave me such a turn. 229 00:26:52,117 --> 00:26:56,051 My eyes ain't what they were. But... 230 00:26:56,255 --> 00:26:59,882 ...I just thought for a moment.... 231 00:27:07,132 --> 00:27:11,693 Why are you on the road at all, a little mite like you? 232 00:27:12,804 --> 00:27:15,602 -Where are you headed? -London, ma'am. 233 00:27:16,040 --> 00:27:17,974 London? 234 00:27:18,743 --> 00:27:21,006 London. 235 00:27:22,145 --> 00:27:25,205 Dear, oh, dear, oh, dear. 236 00:28:49,794 --> 00:28:50,988 Hello, my man. 237 00:28:52,664 --> 00:28:54,995 And what's your game? 238 00:28:56,634 --> 00:28:59,124 You're not from these parts? 239 00:29:00,603 --> 00:29:02,663 Where you from, then? 240 00:29:04,375 --> 00:29:07,276 I've been walking. Seven days. 241 00:29:07,477 --> 00:29:10,538 Seven days? Cor. 242 00:29:10,747 --> 00:29:11,941 I expect you want grub? 243 00:29:12,982 --> 00:29:14,712 And you shall have it. 244 00:29:14,918 --> 00:29:17,443 I'm at a low-water mark meself just at the moment... 245 00:29:17,854 --> 00:29:20,151 ...but I'll fork out and stump. 246 00:29:20,357 --> 00:29:23,119 Come on, up with you, on your pins. 247 00:29:30,065 --> 00:29:32,624 And these won't get out again? 248 00:29:32,834 --> 00:29:34,825 Thank you very much. 249 00:29:35,571 --> 00:29:36,833 Oh, by the by... 250 00:29:37,038 --> 00:29:40,872 ...my name is Jack Dawkins, better known as the Artful Dodger. 251 00:29:41,074 --> 00:29:43,372 Oliver Twist. 252 00:29:44,478 --> 00:29:47,503 Why are you known as the Artful Dodger? 253 00:29:48,148 --> 00:29:50,049 That's why. 254 00:29:57,592 --> 00:29:59,490 Got any lodgings? 255 00:29:59,692 --> 00:30:01,455 Money? 256 00:30:02,027 --> 00:30:05,485 I suppose you want someplace to sleep tonight, don't you? 257 00:30:42,233 --> 00:30:43,529 Baby newt. 258 00:30:43,734 --> 00:30:46,965 Buy a baby newt, 4 pennies. 259 00:30:48,605 --> 00:30:52,040 I expect you walking for so long was a beak's order. 260 00:30:52,241 --> 00:30:55,768 -What does that mean? -Don't you know what a beak is? 261 00:30:55,978 --> 00:30:58,970 -A bird's mouth, isn't it? -Cor, you are green. 262 00:30:59,182 --> 00:31:02,413 A beak's a magistrate, my son. Where you been all your life? 263 00:31:02,619 --> 00:31:04,245 Get off me, you! 264 00:31:04,455 --> 00:31:06,422 That's it, you asked for it. 265 00:31:10,225 --> 00:31:13,592 Come back here. I wanna talk to you. 266 00:31:14,329 --> 00:31:16,193 Lucky heather. 267 00:31:31,911 --> 00:31:35,506 --from where I am, mate, I'm telling you. 268 00:31:37,350 --> 00:31:39,250 Go home! 269 00:31:45,591 --> 00:31:47,753 Get off of that! 270 00:31:47,960 --> 00:31:50,361 Go back home! 271 00:31:55,701 --> 00:31:58,226 -Now then. -Plummy and slam. 272 00:32:00,372 --> 00:32:03,637 -There's two of you. Who's he? -A new pal. 273 00:32:03,842 --> 00:32:05,741 -Where'd he come from? -Greenland. 274 00:32:05,944 --> 00:32:09,538 -ls the old one there? -Upstairs, sorting the wipes. 275 00:32:26,730 --> 00:32:30,222 This is him, Fagin. My new friend, Oliver Twist. 276 00:32:30,433 --> 00:32:34,335 Well, well, Oliver Twist. 277 00:32:36,106 --> 00:32:39,837 I hope I have the honor of a more intimate acquaintance. 278 00:32:40,877 --> 00:32:43,538 We're very glad to see you, Oliver. Very. 279 00:32:43,746 --> 00:32:46,145 Dodger, take off the sausages... 280 00:32:46,349 --> 00:32:51,182 ...and let's make a space at the table for Oliver. 281 00:32:51,419 --> 00:32:54,856 You were staring at the pocket handkerchiefs, eh, my dear? 282 00:32:55,056 --> 00:32:57,026 There's a good many of them, ain't there? 283 00:32:57,226 --> 00:32:59,353 We've just looked them out, ready for the wash. 284 00:32:59,595 --> 00:33:01,459 That's all, my dear. 285 00:33:02,931 --> 00:33:04,626 Blow it. 286 00:33:06,366 --> 00:33:09,392 Hot. Blow it. 287 00:33:09,603 --> 00:33:12,299 Now then, Oliver, what you must have... 288 00:33:12,773 --> 00:33:16,037 ...is a hot gin and water. Warms the cockles. 289 00:33:16,243 --> 00:33:20,042 Only, drink it quick because another of these gentlemen wants the tumbler. 290 00:33:41,967 --> 00:33:44,164 He's such a nice lad. 291 00:33:44,371 --> 00:33:47,806 I have a feeling he'll turn out a hard worker. 292 00:33:48,006 --> 00:33:50,372 Yeah, a hard worker. 293 00:34:15,733 --> 00:34:17,667 Oliver? 294 00:34:20,904 --> 00:34:22,962 Oliver? 295 00:35:36,573 --> 00:35:38,768 Clever dogs. 296 00:35:44,015 --> 00:35:46,381 Clever dogs. 297 00:35:50,621 --> 00:35:53,146 Fine fellows. 298 00:35:56,125 --> 00:35:59,151 All fine fellows. 299 00:36:01,397 --> 00:36:04,925 Fine fellows. 300 00:36:05,135 --> 00:36:07,625 Fine fellows. 301 00:36:08,938 --> 00:36:12,305 Fine fellows. 302 00:36:12,708 --> 00:36:15,575 Fine fellows. 303 00:36:21,483 --> 00:36:23,474 What do you watch me for? Why are you awake? 304 00:36:23,685 --> 00:36:25,312 What have you seen? Speak out, boy! 305 00:36:25,520 --> 00:36:27,646 Quick. Quick, or it's your life! 306 00:36:27,855 --> 00:36:29,915 I wasn't able to sleep any longer, sir. 307 00:36:30,124 --> 00:36:31,614 I'm very sorry if I disturbed you. 308 00:36:31,826 --> 00:36:33,690 -You were not awake a moment ago? -No, sir. 309 00:36:33,895 --> 00:36:36,055 -You sure? -Yes, sir. 310 00:36:39,132 --> 00:36:42,295 Of course you were asleep, my dear. I know that. 311 00:36:42,636 --> 00:36:44,296 I only tried to frighten you. 312 00:36:44,871 --> 00:36:47,396 You're a brave boy, Oliver. 313 00:36:49,741 --> 00:36:51,835 Did you see any of those pretty things, my dear? 314 00:36:52,044 --> 00:36:53,739 Yes, sir. 315 00:36:54,214 --> 00:36:55,805 They.... 316 00:36:56,415 --> 00:36:59,283 They're mine, Oliver. My little property. 317 00:36:59,485 --> 00:37:01,715 For my old age. 318 00:37:02,022 --> 00:37:04,148 It's our secret. 319 00:37:04,657 --> 00:37:07,353 -You understand, my dear? -Yes, sir. 320 00:37:08,427 --> 00:37:10,155 Can I go up now, sir? 321 00:37:14,198 --> 00:37:15,393 Now.... 322 00:37:55,904 --> 00:37:58,168 I hope you've been at work this morning, my dears. 323 00:37:58,372 --> 00:37:59,566 -Hard. -As nails. 324 00:37:59,775 --> 00:38:01,140 Good boys. 325 00:38:01,342 --> 00:38:02,810 Good boys. 326 00:38:03,011 --> 00:38:05,536 -What you got, Dodger? -Couple of pocketbooks. 327 00:38:05,746 --> 00:38:07,941 -Lined? -Pretty well. 328 00:38:11,519 --> 00:38:13,009 Yeah. 329 00:38:21,728 --> 00:38:23,662 Dodge. 330 00:38:24,097 --> 00:38:26,327 I don't know, Dodge. 331 00:38:29,803 --> 00:38:31,236 Well... 332 00:38:31,437 --> 00:38:33,735 ...not as heavy as they might be... 333 00:38:33,939 --> 00:38:35,338 ...but very neat... 334 00:38:35,541 --> 00:38:38,238 ...and nicely made. 335 00:38:38,445 --> 00:38:41,073 Ingenious workman, ain't he, Oliver? 336 00:38:41,280 --> 00:38:42,976 Indeed, sir. 337 00:38:43,182 --> 00:38:45,548 And, Charley, what have you got, my dear? 338 00:38:45,751 --> 00:38:47,775 -Wipes. -Wipes? 339 00:38:52,157 --> 00:38:54,682 They're very good ones. 340 00:38:54,894 --> 00:38:56,725 Very. 341 00:39:01,466 --> 00:39:03,057 You haven't marked them well. 342 00:39:04,601 --> 00:39:08,196 The marks should be picked out with a needle. And we'll-- 343 00:39:08,405 --> 00:39:10,032 We'll teach Oliver how to do it. 344 00:39:10,240 --> 00:39:12,105 -Shall us, Oliver? -lf you please, sir. 345 00:39:12,309 --> 00:39:15,938 You'd like to make handkerchiefs as easy as Charley Bates, wouldn't you? 346 00:39:16,147 --> 00:39:18,706 Very much indeed, if you'll teach me, sir. 347 00:39:18,916 --> 00:39:21,884 I've never met anyone so green. 348 00:39:39,035 --> 00:39:40,832 Now then, boys... 349 00:39:41,037 --> 00:39:42,764 ...the game. 350 00:39:44,472 --> 00:39:46,598 We'll show Oliver... 351 00:39:46,808 --> 00:39:48,741 ...how to make pocket handkerchiefs. 352 00:39:51,145 --> 00:39:53,113 You'd like to play a game, wouldn't you? 353 00:39:53,313 --> 00:39:55,043 Yes, sir. 354 00:41:21,063 --> 00:41:24,031 -Got the time, guv? -It's... 355 00:41:24,233 --> 00:41:26,496 ...8:00. 356 00:41:35,109 --> 00:41:39,340 -Playing the game, were we, Fagin? -As is our custom, my dear. 357 00:41:39,547 --> 00:41:43,003 -He's new. Who's he? -Oh, this is Oliver. 358 00:41:43,217 --> 00:41:44,774 Oliver... 359 00:41:45,519 --> 00:41:49,751 ...these are our very good friends Bet and Nancy. 360 00:41:52,258 --> 00:41:54,420 See, Dodger, you wanna learn from him. 361 00:41:54,895 --> 00:41:57,694 He's got manners, he has. A proper gentleman. 362 00:41:58,099 --> 00:42:00,157 We popped in because we were that cold inside. 363 00:42:00,367 --> 00:42:03,928 As is your custom, my dear. 364 00:42:04,203 --> 00:42:06,968 -Charley. -Come on, Oliver. Join us. 365 00:42:07,173 --> 00:42:09,403 Or don't you sit with the common folk? 366 00:42:10,342 --> 00:42:13,140 Now, you wanna be careful of this lot, Oliver. 367 00:42:13,345 --> 00:42:15,869 -They'll have you picking-- -Picking out the marks. 368 00:42:16,081 --> 00:42:19,380 Just what we was teaching him, ain't it, Oliver, my dear? 369 00:42:19,584 --> 00:42:21,347 -Yes, sir. -"Yes, sir"? 370 00:42:21,553 --> 00:42:24,351 You know who you're talking to, do you? 371 00:42:25,091 --> 00:42:27,490 What's your mother got to say about you being here? 372 00:42:27,692 --> 00:42:30,125 I haven't got a mother. I'm an orphan. 373 00:42:30,328 --> 00:42:31,817 You're in the right company, then. 374 00:42:35,332 --> 00:42:37,232 Come on, Oliver, I'll teach you how to play. 375 00:42:37,433 --> 00:42:39,527 It's called Spec or Speculation. 376 00:42:39,735 --> 00:42:43,263 Three cards each, and then the one he turns up... 377 00:42:43,474 --> 00:42:45,442 ...is trumps. 378 00:42:53,951 --> 00:42:57,545 This is a pleasant life, ain't it, my dear? 379 00:43:01,156 --> 00:43:05,786 -When can I go out, sir? -Soon. Soon. 380 00:43:07,162 --> 00:43:08,823 Let's-- 381 00:43:09,030 --> 00:43:11,555 Let's see what you've learned. 382 00:43:12,000 --> 00:43:15,093 -Would you like that? -Oh, yes, sir. 383 00:43:16,036 --> 00:43:18,869 See if you can take this out... 384 00:43:19,539 --> 00:43:22,168 ...without my feeling it. 385 00:43:48,867 --> 00:43:50,732 Is it gone? 386 00:43:52,704 --> 00:43:55,673 You're a clever boy, my dear. 387 00:43:55,875 --> 00:43:59,003 I never saw a sharper lad. 388 00:44:04,349 --> 00:44:06,179 Here's a shilling for you. 389 00:44:07,884 --> 00:44:10,581 Make the Dodger and Charley your models. 390 00:44:10,788 --> 00:44:12,312 Especially the Dodger, my dear. 391 00:44:12,523 --> 00:44:16,014 He'll be a great man himself, make you one too. 392 00:44:16,226 --> 00:44:17,921 You go on this way... 393 00:44:18,129 --> 00:44:20,962 ...you'll be the greatest man of the time. 394 00:44:23,600 --> 00:44:26,124 Thank you very much, sir. 395 00:44:33,909 --> 00:44:37,572 Lovely white apples. Get your lovely apples. 396 00:44:41,216 --> 00:44:43,777 Biggest cabbages in town. Come on. 397 00:44:45,521 --> 00:44:47,955 You mean that one with the wide rim? 398 00:44:48,857 --> 00:44:50,585 Too expensive. 399 00:45:40,105 --> 00:45:42,232 Thief! Your handkerchief, sir. 400 00:45:42,439 --> 00:45:43,738 Stop, thief! 401 00:45:48,113 --> 00:45:49,307 Stop! 402 00:45:49,513 --> 00:45:51,141 Thief! 403 00:45:52,183 --> 00:45:54,150 -You're a thief! -Get him! 404 00:45:54,953 --> 00:45:56,853 -Stop him! -Stop that boy! 405 00:45:57,054 --> 00:45:58,682 Thief! 406 00:46:00,723 --> 00:46:02,589 Stop, thief! 407 00:46:03,160 --> 00:46:04,593 Thief! 408 00:46:06,996 --> 00:46:08,657 Stop him! 409 00:46:09,966 --> 00:46:11,227 Stop him! 410 00:46:11,567 --> 00:46:13,500 Mind out. 411 00:46:16,672 --> 00:46:18,732 Stop, thief! 412 00:46:21,576 --> 00:46:23,510 There, over there. 413 00:46:25,180 --> 00:46:26,875 That way! 414 00:46:27,082 --> 00:46:29,982 -Stop, thief! Stop! -Thief! 415 00:46:46,199 --> 00:46:48,565 -What's your name, boy? -Give him some air. 416 00:46:49,403 --> 00:46:50,733 He's scared to death. 417 00:46:50,937 --> 00:46:54,135 -Where's the gentleman? -Here's the gentleman now. 418 00:46:54,341 --> 00:46:56,366 -ls this the boy, sir? -Yes, I'm afraid it is. 419 00:46:56,575 --> 00:46:59,101 That's a good one. Did you hear him, "afraid it is"? 420 00:46:59,313 --> 00:47:02,612 -Poor fellow's hurt himself. -Yeah, I did that, sir. 421 00:47:02,816 --> 00:47:06,548 Hurt me knuckle against his mouth. But I stopped him. 422 00:47:06,753 --> 00:47:09,688 -Get up! -lt wasn't me, sir. It wasn't me. 423 00:47:09,889 --> 00:47:12,322 Of course it wasn't. It never is. 424 00:47:12,525 --> 00:47:14,186 -Now get up. -Don't hurt him. 425 00:47:14,393 --> 00:47:17,658 Oh, no, sir, I won't hurt him. 426 00:47:21,500 --> 00:47:21,834 This way, gentlemen. 427 00:47:21,834 --> 00:47:23,425 This way, gentlemen. 428 00:47:25,435 --> 00:47:28,429 -What's next? -That is my name and address, sir. 429 00:47:28,639 --> 00:47:31,108 Officer, who is this fellow? 430 00:47:31,310 --> 00:47:33,210 -My name is Brownlow. -Hold your tongue. 431 00:47:33,411 --> 00:47:35,811 Officer, what's this fellow charged with? 432 00:47:36,012 --> 00:47:38,139 Oh, no, no. He's not charged, Your Worship. 433 00:47:38,348 --> 00:47:40,146 He appears against the boy. 434 00:47:40,350 --> 00:47:41,942 -Swear him. -Before I am sworn... 435 00:47:42,152 --> 00:47:44,712 -...I must beg to say one word. -Hold your tongue, sir. 436 00:47:44,920 --> 00:47:47,912 -I will not, sir! -Hold your tongue this instant. 437 00:47:48,123 --> 00:47:50,491 You're an insolent, impertinent fellow. 438 00:47:50,695 --> 00:47:52,957 -How dare you bully a magistrate. -What? 439 00:47:53,163 --> 00:47:56,654 Swear this person. I'll not hear another word. Swear him. 440 00:47:56,866 --> 00:48:00,233 "l do solemnly swear to tell the whole truth, so help me God." 441 00:48:00,436 --> 00:48:03,269 -What's the charge against the boy? -I was at a bookstore when-- 442 00:48:03,472 --> 00:48:05,497 Hold your tongue! Where's the policeman? 443 00:48:05,707 --> 00:48:07,971 Policeman, what is this? Are there any witnesses? 444 00:48:08,175 --> 00:48:10,474 -None, Your Worship. -The boy is ill. 445 00:48:10,677 --> 00:48:13,272 Oh, yes, I daresay. 446 00:48:13,481 --> 00:48:16,575 Come along, you vagabond. None of your tricks here. 447 00:48:16,785 --> 00:48:18,514 What's your name? 448 00:48:19,187 --> 00:48:21,746 What's your name, you hardened scoundrel? 449 00:48:21,956 --> 00:48:25,050 -Officer, what's his name? -What's your name, boy? 450 00:48:25,625 --> 00:48:27,992 Some water. Some water. 451 00:48:28,195 --> 00:48:30,493 He says his name is Sam Waters, Your Worship. 452 00:48:30,697 --> 00:48:32,392 -Where does he live? -Where do you live? 453 00:48:32,600 --> 00:48:35,898 -Anywhere he can, Your Worship. -Stuff and nonsense. 454 00:48:36,102 --> 00:48:37,662 Don't try to make a fool out of me. 455 00:48:37,872 --> 00:48:39,863 No, I think he really is ill, Your Worship. 456 00:48:40,074 --> 00:48:42,940 I know better, or my name's not Fang. 457 00:48:43,143 --> 00:48:45,270 Stand away, officer. He's shamming. 458 00:48:46,346 --> 00:48:47,903 He stands committed for three months. 459 00:48:48,114 --> 00:48:49,979 Hard labor, of course. Clear the office. 460 00:48:50,183 --> 00:48:52,481 Stop. Stop, stop! Don't take him away. 461 00:48:52,685 --> 00:48:55,585 What is this? Who is this? Turn this man out. 462 00:48:55,787 --> 00:48:59,985 -Clear the office. -I will not be turned out! I will speak! 463 00:49:00,194 --> 00:49:02,252 I saw it all. I own the bookshop. 464 00:49:02,829 --> 00:49:05,160 -I demand to be heard. -What have you got to say? 465 00:49:05,362 --> 00:49:08,298 -lt was not this boy. -Not this boy? Who was it, then? 466 00:49:08,500 --> 00:49:11,491 The robbery was committed by two others while the man was reading. 467 00:49:11,702 --> 00:49:14,967 I saw it done. I saw that this boy was perfectly amazed by it. 468 00:49:15,172 --> 00:49:16,469 Why didn't you come before? 469 00:49:17,106 --> 00:49:20,200 -I hadn't a soul to mind the shop. -Reading, you say? 470 00:49:20,410 --> 00:49:22,003 A book, I suppose. 471 00:49:22,479 --> 00:49:24,209 Yes, the very one he has in his hand. 472 00:49:25,315 --> 00:49:27,216 Oh, dear me, I forgot all about it. 473 00:49:27,418 --> 00:49:28,941 Well, you're a nice one. 474 00:49:29,153 --> 00:49:32,713 To prefer a charge against an innocent boy. 475 00:49:33,156 --> 00:49:35,954 I consider, sir, that you've obtained that book... 476 00:49:36,159 --> 00:49:39,150 ...under very suspicious and disreputable circumstances. 477 00:49:39,362 --> 00:49:40,555 -Damn me! -Bookseller... 478 00:49:40,762 --> 00:49:42,730 ...do you want to press charges against him? 479 00:49:42,931 --> 00:49:44,364 -Certainly not. -Well... 480 00:49:45,567 --> 00:49:47,001 ...think yourself fortunate... 481 00:49:47,202 --> 00:49:49,501 ...that the owner of the book declines to prosecute. 482 00:49:49,805 --> 00:49:50,965 The boy is discharged. 483 00:49:51,172 --> 00:49:52,366 -Clear the office. -Damn me. 484 00:49:52,574 --> 00:49:54,906 Clear the office! Clear the office! 485 00:49:55,110 --> 00:49:57,101 Next case. 486 00:49:57,745 --> 00:50:01,237 Come on. Move along, sir, please. Just move along, sir. 487 00:50:01,449 --> 00:50:02,973 There's a good gentleman, sir. 488 00:50:03,650 --> 00:50:05,743 Hold on, Harry. I'll give you a hand. 489 00:50:05,953 --> 00:50:08,820 Mind that step. Just mind that step there. 490 00:50:10,291 --> 00:50:12,522 Make way for the law, sir. 491 00:50:13,595 --> 00:50:17,154 -Careful. Careful with him. -He seems very young too. 492 00:50:18,699 --> 00:50:19,960 Call a coach, pray. 493 00:50:20,167 --> 00:50:23,135 -Yeah, right away, sir. -I'm sorry. 494 00:50:24,638 --> 00:50:26,538 Poor boy. 495 00:50:31,077 --> 00:50:33,739 -Mind yourself, madam. -Thank you, sir. 496 00:50:34,281 --> 00:50:36,680 -Got one, sir. -Thank you, officer. 497 00:50:37,316 --> 00:50:38,874 Let me, sir. 498 00:50:39,085 --> 00:50:40,779 There we go. 499 00:50:43,087 --> 00:50:45,282 -Will you drop me off, sir? -Of course. 500 00:50:46,391 --> 00:50:47,586 All right. 501 00:50:47,792 --> 00:50:50,283 If you could just take his head, sir. 502 00:50:51,496 --> 00:50:54,362 -Where to, sir? -Pentonville. 503 00:50:54,565 --> 00:50:56,261 -Pentonville. -Yes. 504 00:50:57,702 --> 00:50:58,269 Answer me! Where is he? 505 00:50:58,269 --> 00:50:58,894 Answer me! Where is he? 506 00:50:59,102 --> 00:51:01,628 What's become of the boy? Speak out, or I'll throttle you! 507 00:51:01,839 --> 00:51:04,864 The traps have got him! Let go of me, will you?! 508 00:51:12,815 --> 00:51:14,009 Bullseye! 509 00:51:14,216 --> 00:51:17,617 Who pitched this here at me? Who done it? 510 00:51:19,588 --> 00:51:23,117 Bullseye. Come in, you sneaking warmint. 511 00:51:23,326 --> 00:51:25,987 What you stopping outside for? 512 00:51:27,029 --> 00:51:28,723 Lay down. 513 00:51:30,699 --> 00:51:34,226 What you up to, Fagin? Ill-treating the boys again? 514 00:51:34,569 --> 00:51:38,335 A wonder they don't murder you. I would, if I was them. 515 00:51:38,539 --> 00:51:42,270 Don't speak so loud. You seem out of sorts, Bill. 516 00:51:42,477 --> 00:51:45,002 Give us a drink. And mind you don't poison it. 517 00:51:45,213 --> 00:51:46,941 Charley. 518 00:51:47,448 --> 00:51:49,542 Good stuff, Bill. 519 00:51:51,053 --> 00:51:52,451 So, Dodger... 520 00:51:52,653 --> 00:51:55,452 -...what's it all about? -A new boy. 521 00:51:55,656 --> 00:51:57,749 Come out with us afore he was rightly up to it. 522 00:51:58,125 --> 00:52:01,389 -Got nabbed by the traps. -You see, Bill... 523 00:52:01,595 --> 00:52:06,622 ...I'm afraid he may say something which will get us into trouble. 524 00:52:07,167 --> 00:52:10,000 You were blowed upon, Fagin. 525 00:52:10,204 --> 00:52:11,398 And about time. 526 00:52:11,604 --> 00:52:14,539 And I'm afraid, you see, Bill, that if the game was up with us... 527 00:52:14,742 --> 00:52:19,370 ...it would come out rather worse for you than it would for me, my dear. 528 00:52:20,213 --> 00:52:21,509 There's only one thing for it. 529 00:52:21,713 --> 00:52:25,113 Somebody's gotta find out at the office what's being done to him. 530 00:52:25,317 --> 00:52:27,284 Somebody's gotta get hold of him somehow. 531 00:52:27,486 --> 00:52:30,649 I ain't going near no police office. Not for nobody, nohow. 532 00:52:30,988 --> 00:52:33,857 I have it, the very thing. Bet will go. 533 00:52:34,059 --> 00:52:36,619 -Won't you, my dear? -I'm blessed if I will. 534 00:52:36,827 --> 00:52:38,590 Nancy, my dear, what do you say? 535 00:52:38,796 --> 00:52:41,856 It won't do. There's no use in trying it on, Fagin. 536 00:52:42,066 --> 00:52:43,829 -What do you mean by that? -What I say. 537 00:52:44,034 --> 00:52:45,934 Why, you're just the very person for it. 538 00:52:46,136 --> 00:52:47,967 Nobody about here knows anything about you. 539 00:52:48,172 --> 00:52:50,765 And as I don't want them to neither. 540 00:52:50,975 --> 00:52:53,169 It's rather more "no" than "yes" with me, Bill. 541 00:52:53,376 --> 00:52:55,435 -She'll go, Fagin. -No, she won't, Fagin. 542 00:52:55,646 --> 00:52:57,636 Yes, she will, Fagin. 543 00:53:08,524 --> 00:53:11,925 -Can I help you, miss? -I'm looking for my little brother. 544 00:53:12,627 --> 00:53:15,152 -Now, who would he be? -A lovely little boy. 545 00:53:15,362 --> 00:53:18,595 Lovely manners. Gentle as falling snow. 546 00:53:19,601 --> 00:53:21,465 We don't get many of those. 547 00:53:21,670 --> 00:53:24,297 I think you'll be wanting Mr. Fang's court. 548 00:53:30,745 --> 00:53:33,977 George, this here young lady is looking for her brother. 549 00:53:34,182 --> 00:53:36,207 The one that fainted and got away with it. 550 00:53:36,417 --> 00:53:38,715 Oh, yeah. Gentleman took him away. 551 00:53:38,919 --> 00:53:42,048 What gentleman? Gracious heavens, what gentleman? 552 00:53:42,256 --> 00:53:44,850 Well, lives in Pentonville, I believe. 553 00:53:45,058 --> 00:53:47,357 Oh, my God. 554 00:53:47,895 --> 00:53:49,953 No, no. Wait, wait, wait. 555 00:53:50,163 --> 00:53:52,563 His card's here somewhere. 556 00:53:53,333 --> 00:53:55,061 Here we are. 557 00:54:01,941 --> 00:54:04,068 Thank you, sir. 558 00:55:03,631 --> 00:55:05,362 Mr. Brownlow. 559 00:55:05,567 --> 00:55:07,660 Mr. Brownlow. 560 00:55:35,528 --> 00:55:37,188 There's something in him... 561 00:55:37,397 --> 00:55:40,298 ...that touched my heart, Mrs. Bedwin. 562 00:55:40,500 --> 00:55:42,525 Can't explain it. 563 00:55:42,734 --> 00:55:45,499 I feel the same, sir. 564 00:55:45,704 --> 00:55:47,729 Who is he? What is he? 565 00:55:47,939 --> 00:55:49,703 You know nothing of him. 566 00:55:49,908 --> 00:55:52,034 He had a fever. What of that? 567 00:55:52,477 --> 00:55:54,967 Bad people have fevers sometimes. 568 00:55:55,179 --> 00:55:57,978 I knew a man in Jamaica who was hanged for murdering his master. 569 00:55:58,182 --> 00:56:00,377 He had a fever six times. 570 00:56:00,718 --> 00:56:03,745 -I know there is goodness in him. -How do you know it? 571 00:56:03,955 --> 00:56:05,480 Goodness and innocence. 572 00:56:05,990 --> 00:56:08,514 -I knew it the first moment I saw him. -He'll deceive you. 573 00:56:08,726 --> 00:56:10,659 Let you down at the first opportunity... 574 00:56:10,862 --> 00:56:13,523 ...Iike all your other good and innocent causes. 575 00:56:13,730 --> 00:56:18,258 If that boy's good and innocent, I'll eat my own head, sir. 576 00:56:27,110 --> 00:56:29,340 How do you feel, my dear? 577 00:56:29,545 --> 00:56:31,241 Very happy, sir. 578 00:56:31,447 --> 00:56:35,406 -And very grateful to you indeed, sir. -Good boy. 579 00:56:36,451 --> 00:56:40,149 Have you given him any nourishment, Bedwin? Any slops? 580 00:56:40,355 --> 00:56:43,256 Not slops, sir. Broth. 581 00:56:43,891 --> 00:56:45,416 A couple of glasses of port wine... 582 00:56:45,627 --> 00:56:48,187 ...would have done him a great deal more good. 583 00:56:48,396 --> 00:56:50,457 Wouldn't they, Sam? 584 00:56:50,666 --> 00:56:52,634 My name is Oliver, sir. 585 00:56:52,835 --> 00:56:54,665 Oliver? 586 00:56:55,170 --> 00:56:58,899 -Oliver what? Oliver Waters? -No, sir. Twist. Oliver Twist. 587 00:57:00,241 --> 00:57:02,538 Why did you tell the magistrate your name was Waters? 588 00:57:02,744 --> 00:57:04,608 I never told him so, sir. 589 00:57:05,512 --> 00:57:08,446 -You did not? -No, sir. 590 00:57:11,218 --> 00:57:13,948 -You're not angry with me, are you? -No, no. 591 00:57:15,087 --> 00:57:16,646 Queer name. 592 00:57:16,857 --> 00:57:18,084 Oliver Twist. 593 00:57:20,359 --> 00:57:23,419 There are a great many books, are there not, my boy? 594 00:57:23,628 --> 00:57:25,823 A great number, sir. 595 00:57:26,031 --> 00:57:28,262 Never saw so many. 596 00:57:30,702 --> 00:57:32,965 How would you like to grow up a clever man... 597 00:57:33,171 --> 00:57:35,139 ...and write books? 598 00:57:35,340 --> 00:57:37,865 I think I'd rather read them, sir. 599 00:57:38,077 --> 00:57:40,805 Wouldn't you like to be a book writer? 600 00:57:42,013 --> 00:57:45,574 I think it'd be a better thing to be a bookseller, sir. 601 00:57:47,651 --> 00:57:51,143 You have said a very good thing. 602 00:57:51,554 --> 00:57:52,816 Well, well. 603 00:57:53,023 --> 00:57:56,423 We won't make an author of you while there's an honest trade to be learned... 604 00:57:56,625 --> 00:57:58,787 ...or brickmaking to turn to. 605 00:57:58,994 --> 00:58:02,293 -Are you going to send me away, sir? -No, my dear child. 606 00:58:02,499 --> 00:58:05,228 You need not be afraid that I am going to desert you... 607 00:58:05,435 --> 00:58:07,903 -...unless you give me cause. -I never, never will, sir. 608 00:58:08,103 --> 00:58:09,297 I hope not... 609 00:58:09,505 --> 00:58:12,371 ...because I feel strongly disposed to trust you. 610 00:58:12,575 --> 00:58:13,836 Thank you, sir. 611 00:58:23,352 --> 00:58:25,513 I'm pleased I won't have to wear those again. 612 00:58:25,722 --> 00:58:27,451 So are we all, my dear. 613 00:58:29,891 --> 00:58:31,621 There. 614 00:59:28,445 --> 00:59:30,275 Hello. 615 00:59:30,481 --> 00:59:32,141 What's that? 616 00:59:32,348 --> 00:59:34,215 This is young Oliver Twist. 617 00:59:34,418 --> 00:59:36,079 The bookseller's boy brought a package. 618 00:59:36,287 --> 00:59:39,778 Oh, stop him, Oliver. There's some books to go back. 619 00:59:39,989 --> 00:59:43,083 -ls that the boy who had the fever? -That's the boy. 620 00:59:58,541 --> 01:00:00,475 Mind out! 621 01:00:10,453 --> 01:00:14,149 -No sign of him, sir. -Oh, dear, I'm very sorry for that. 622 01:00:14,355 --> 01:00:16,789 I particularly wished some books to be returned tonight. 623 01:00:16,991 --> 01:00:20,687 Why not send Oliver with them? He'll be sure to deliver them safely. 624 01:00:20,894 --> 01:00:22,328 Yes, do let me take them. 625 01:00:22,530 --> 01:00:25,657 If you please, sir. I'll run all the way. 626 01:00:34,208 --> 01:00:35,674 You shall go, my dear. 627 01:00:35,875 --> 01:00:37,900 Ask Mrs. Bedwin to show you the way. 628 01:00:39,146 --> 01:00:41,739 -And, Oliver.... -Yes, sir? 629 01:00:41,947 --> 01:00:44,782 Give the bookseller this. 630 01:00:48,221 --> 01:00:50,280 The money I owe him. 631 01:00:56,828 --> 01:00:58,591 I won't be long, sir. 632 01:01:00,231 --> 01:01:04,190 -How long do you think it'll take him? -You really expect him to come back? 633 01:01:05,935 --> 01:01:08,632 -You don't? -With a ¡ê5 note in his pocket? 634 01:01:08,840 --> 01:01:10,501 No, I do not. 635 01:01:11,609 --> 01:01:13,770 If ever that boy returns to this house... 636 01:01:13,978 --> 01:01:16,003 ...I'll eat my own head, sir. 637 01:01:17,447 --> 01:01:18,641 And yours. 638 01:01:35,631 --> 01:01:37,565 Oh, my little brother! 639 01:01:38,167 --> 01:01:40,829 -I don't believe my eyes. -Let me go. Help! 640 01:01:41,036 --> 01:01:44,905 -It's a miracle. Oh, I've found him. -Please let me go. 641 01:01:45,107 --> 01:01:47,871 -Oh, Oliver. Oliver. -Nancy. 642 01:01:48,077 --> 01:01:51,409 You're such a naughty boy to make me suffer such distress on your account. 643 01:01:51,612 --> 01:01:53,705 -Let go of me! -What's the matter, ma'am? 644 01:01:53,915 --> 01:01:55,646 He ran away from his parents. 645 01:01:55,851 --> 01:01:58,115 -Get off me! -Hard-working, respectable people... 646 01:01:58,319 --> 01:02:00,880 ...and joined a set of thieves and bad characters. 647 01:02:01,089 --> 01:02:02,386 Broke his mother's heart. 648 01:02:02,590 --> 01:02:05,058 Young wretch. Go home, you little brute. 649 01:02:05,259 --> 01:02:06,725 I haven't got any parents. 650 01:02:06,928 --> 01:02:08,691 I'm an orphan. I live in Pentonville. 651 01:02:08,895 --> 01:02:11,090 Oh, only hear him, how he braves it out. 652 01:02:11,298 --> 01:02:13,528 -What? Young Oliver. -It's true. 653 01:02:15,534 --> 01:02:17,526 You come home to your poor mother. 654 01:02:17,736 --> 01:02:20,797 I don't belong to them! I don't know them! Help! Help! 655 01:02:21,007 --> 01:02:22,200 "Help, help"? 656 01:02:22,410 --> 01:02:25,674 I'll give you "help, help," you little wretch! 657 01:02:25,879 --> 01:02:27,437 And these books. 658 01:02:27,647 --> 01:02:30,341 Have you been a-stealing them, have you, eh? 659 01:02:30,549 --> 01:02:33,984 -You little villain. -That's right. You give it to him. 660 01:02:34,186 --> 01:02:37,416 -Only way to bring him to his senses. -I will, missus. 661 01:02:37,623 --> 01:02:39,385 And you come with me, you little wretch. 662 01:02:39,591 --> 01:02:41,286 It'll do him good. 663 01:02:41,491 --> 01:02:43,961 -Who is this man? Help! -Bullseye, mind him, boy. 664 01:02:44,162 --> 01:02:46,629 -Mind him. -Help! Help! 665 01:02:48,633 --> 01:02:50,065 Look at him, Fagin. 666 01:02:50,269 --> 01:02:52,462 Hold me, somebody. 667 01:02:52,670 --> 01:02:55,229 Hold me, somebody, while I laugh it out. 668 01:02:55,438 --> 01:02:57,531 Look at his togs, Fagin. 669 01:02:57,741 --> 01:03:00,368 Delighted to see you looking so well, my dear. 670 01:03:00,577 --> 01:03:03,204 Why didn't you write, my dear, and say you was coming? 671 01:03:03,413 --> 01:03:06,541 We'd have got something warm for supper. 672 01:03:06,749 --> 01:03:09,445 Hello, Fagin. What's that? That's mine, Fagin. 673 01:03:09,652 --> 01:03:12,314 Oh, no, my dear. Mine, Bill, mine. You shall have the books. 674 01:03:12,521 --> 01:03:15,183 If that ain't mine and Nancy's, I'll take the boy back again. 675 01:03:15,390 --> 01:03:16,652 Come on, hand over, will you? 676 01:03:16,858 --> 01:03:18,984 This is hardly fair, Bill. Hardly fair, Nancy. 677 01:03:19,195 --> 01:03:22,596 Fair or not fair, hand over, I tell you. 678 01:03:22,798 --> 01:03:26,358 Give it here, you avaricious old skeleton. Give it here! 679 01:03:26,568 --> 01:03:29,766 That's for our share of the trouble, and not half enough neither. 680 01:03:30,206 --> 01:03:33,642 You may keep the books if you're fond of reading. If you ain't, sell them. 681 01:03:33,942 --> 01:03:37,901 They're very pretty. Beautiful writing, isn't it, Oliver? 682 01:03:38,113 --> 01:03:41,104 Send them back. They belong to Mr. Brownlow. 683 01:03:41,316 --> 01:03:43,147 Send them back. The books and the money. 684 01:03:43,885 --> 01:03:45,079 He'll think I stole them. 685 01:03:45,287 --> 01:03:47,083 -Please send them back. -The boy's right. 686 01:03:47,289 --> 01:03:50,848 You're right, Oliver. You're right. They will think you've stolen them. 687 01:03:52,258 --> 01:03:54,750 It couldn't have happened better if we'd chosen our time. 688 01:03:54,962 --> 01:03:56,863 Help! Help! Police! 689 01:03:57,064 --> 01:03:59,362 Fetch the police! The police! 690 01:04:00,133 --> 01:04:02,658 Keep back the dog, Bill. He'll tear the boy to pieces. 691 01:04:02,869 --> 01:04:05,770 -Serve him right. -Help! Fetch the police! 692 01:04:06,772 --> 01:04:07,966 Fetch the police! 693 01:04:08,174 --> 01:04:10,471 Step aside, or I'll split your head against the wall. 694 01:04:10,676 --> 01:04:11,769 I don't care. 695 01:04:11,978 --> 01:04:15,469 That child shan't be torn down by the dog unless you kill me first. 696 01:04:17,383 --> 01:04:20,215 Bullseye. Here. Bullseye! 697 01:04:27,358 --> 01:04:29,258 Dodger! 698 01:04:29,793 --> 01:04:32,091 Get after him! 699 01:04:34,998 --> 01:04:38,126 Take your hands off me! 700 01:05:09,265 --> 01:05:12,165 So you wanted to get away, my dear, did you? 701 01:05:12,368 --> 01:05:14,631 Wanted to call for the police, did you? 702 01:05:14,837 --> 01:05:17,567 We'll soon cure you of that. 703 01:05:19,140 --> 01:05:22,007 I won't stand by and see this done, Fagin. 704 01:05:22,210 --> 01:05:24,144 You got the boy. What more do you want? 705 01:05:24,344 --> 01:05:27,405 Keep quiet, Nancy, or I'll quieten you for a good long time to come. 706 01:05:27,615 --> 01:05:29,583 Let him be. Let him be! 707 01:05:29,784 --> 01:05:31,979 You're a fine one for the boy to make a friend of. 708 01:05:32,185 --> 01:05:34,210 God Almighty help me, I am. 709 01:05:34,421 --> 01:05:37,857 He's a thief, a liar, a devil, all that's bad from this night forth. 710 01:05:38,058 --> 01:05:40,549 Ain't that enough for the old wretch without blows? 711 01:05:40,760 --> 01:05:43,661 Come, come, we must have civil words. Civil words. 712 01:05:43,863 --> 01:05:47,161 Civil words? Civil words, you old villain! 713 01:05:47,366 --> 01:05:50,200 I thieved for you when I was a child not half as old as this. 714 01:05:50,403 --> 01:05:51,870 It's your living. 715 01:05:52,072 --> 01:05:55,269 Yes, and you're the wretch that drove me to it... 716 01:05:55,474 --> 01:05:59,637 ...and who will keep me at it, day and night, till I die! 717 01:06:02,347 --> 01:06:06,113 Dodger, Charley, put Oliver to bed. 718 01:06:06,317 --> 01:06:08,945 Best to take them clothes off. They're too good to sleep in. 719 01:06:09,153 --> 01:06:12,589 Charley's right. This here suit cost more than 4 pence ha'penny. 720 01:06:12,790 --> 01:06:16,056 I never felt such lovely stuff. Have you, Dodger? 721 01:06:16,528 --> 01:06:18,391 Not me. But I'm willing to lay odds... 722 01:06:18,596 --> 01:06:22,155 ...this is the same stuff the queen wears on Sundays. 723 01:06:24,667 --> 01:06:26,225 Quick, get him. 724 01:06:26,437 --> 01:06:28,370 Take it off. 725 01:06:31,106 --> 01:06:32,300 Lift him up. 726 01:06:32,509 --> 01:06:34,771 Up he goes. 727 01:06:37,249 --> 01:06:39,441 Get them shoes off. 728 01:07:15,483 --> 01:07:17,848 Little something for your luncheon, my dear? 729 01:07:35,033 --> 01:07:36,795 Shall we have a little chat? 730 01:07:37,903 --> 01:07:39,699 Oliver? 731 01:07:39,937 --> 01:07:41,700 Shall us? 732 01:07:44,341 --> 01:07:46,833 I expect you'd welcome... 733 01:07:47,044 --> 01:07:51,844 ...the sound of a human voice again, eh, my dear? 734 01:07:56,954 --> 01:07:58,750 Do you know... 735 01:07:59,289 --> 01:08:03,623 ...what I consider the greatest sin in the world, my dear? 736 01:08:04,593 --> 01:08:07,255 Ingratitude. 737 01:08:08,931 --> 01:08:11,127 And that's what you're guilty of... 738 01:08:11,335 --> 01:08:13,393 ...ingratitude. 739 01:08:13,637 --> 01:08:16,970 We took you in, we cherished you. If we hadn't, you'd have died of hunger. 740 01:08:17,174 --> 01:08:18,835 How do you repay us? You run away... 741 01:08:19,042 --> 01:08:24,378 ...you cry out for the police, you cause us great anxiety and expense. 742 01:08:28,652 --> 01:08:31,517 There was a lad once, just like you, and I was a father to him. 743 01:08:31,720 --> 01:08:34,187 He ran away, like you. He indeed went to the police. 744 01:08:34,391 --> 01:08:37,382 And can you guess how he ended up? 745 01:08:40,195 --> 01:08:42,663 They hanged him... 746 01:08:42,865 --> 01:08:45,389 ...at the Old Bailey. 747 01:08:46,067 --> 01:08:51,004 Certain evidence was made available, not all of it precisely true... 748 01:08:51,872 --> 01:08:55,831 ...but all of it necessary to provide for my own safety... 749 01:08:56,042 --> 01:08:57,806 ...and that of my friends. 750 01:08:58,011 --> 01:09:00,775 Yeah. Poor boy. 751 01:09:01,381 --> 01:09:03,349 Hanged. 752 01:09:03,951 --> 01:09:06,248 It's a terrible thing, hanging, Oliver. 753 01:09:06,453 --> 01:09:08,580 Dawn, the gallows... 754 01:09:08,788 --> 01:09:11,085 ...the rope, the noose. 755 01:09:11,290 --> 01:09:13,588 You don't always have to be guilty, you see, Oliver. 756 01:09:13,793 --> 01:09:15,453 They hang you for anything these days. 757 01:09:15,661 --> 01:09:18,595 That's because they're so very fond of hanging. 758 01:09:27,639 --> 01:09:30,506 But if you do as you're told... 759 01:09:31,042 --> 01:09:34,068 ...we'll be very good friends yet. 760 01:09:43,186 --> 01:09:46,817 You must feel free to walk about now, Oliver. 761 01:09:48,658 --> 01:09:50,149 Yes, feel free. 762 01:09:57,735 --> 01:10:00,635 -Here, Oliver. -Yes? 763 01:10:01,171 --> 01:10:03,934 I'd like you to assist me in my toilet straightaway. 764 01:10:05,008 --> 01:10:09,001 -Will you do that for me, my man? -All right. I'll be glad to have company. 765 01:10:09,212 --> 01:10:13,649 There's a good fellow. You may start by japanning my trotter-cases. 766 01:10:13,850 --> 01:10:16,318 In plain English, clean my boots. 767 01:10:20,722 --> 01:10:22,655 What a pity he ain't a prig. 768 01:10:22,858 --> 01:10:25,257 He don't know what's good for him. 769 01:10:25,460 --> 01:10:27,153 I suppose you don't know what a prig is. 770 01:10:27,361 --> 01:10:29,590 Yes, I do. It's a.... 771 01:10:29,797 --> 01:10:32,425 It's a thief. 772 01:10:32,633 --> 01:10:34,124 You're one, aren't you? 773 01:10:34,336 --> 01:10:37,064 Yes, I am. And so we all are. Down to the dog... 774 01:10:37,272 --> 01:10:39,034 ...and he's the downiest one of the lot. 775 01:10:39,239 --> 01:10:41,207 And the least given to peaching. 776 01:10:41,408 --> 01:10:43,433 He wouldn't so much as bark in a witness box... 777 01:10:43,643 --> 01:10:48,410 -...for fear of committing himself. -He's an out-and-out Christian, he is. 778 01:10:48,614 --> 01:10:51,139 Why don't you put yourself under Fagin, Oliver? 779 01:10:51,350 --> 01:10:53,180 You'll make a fortune out of hand. 780 01:10:53,386 --> 01:10:57,220 Like your old gentleman in Pentonville. Big house, that. 781 01:10:57,423 --> 01:11:00,653 I had a peep at it, I did. Nice inside, was it? 782 01:11:00,860 --> 01:11:05,262 Yes. And I slept in a proper bed. In my own room. 783 01:11:05,463 --> 01:11:09,058 -Good stuff on the walls, eh? -Yes. Indeed. 784 01:11:09,267 --> 01:11:10,734 Put yourself under Fagin... 785 01:11:10,935 --> 01:11:14,392 ...and you'll be able to retire to a property just like that. 786 01:11:14,605 --> 01:11:16,572 And do the genteel. 787 01:11:16,773 --> 01:11:18,833 No, he's scared he'll come to be scragged. 788 01:11:19,043 --> 01:11:20,601 I don't know what that means. 789 01:11:25,082 --> 01:11:27,710 If you don't take pocket handkerchiefs and watches, Nolly... 790 01:11:28,185 --> 01:11:31,245 ...some other cove will. You have the same right to them as they have. 791 01:11:31,455 --> 01:11:34,185 To be sure. To be sure. 792 01:11:34,392 --> 01:11:37,121 It all lies in a nutshell, my dear, in a nutshell. 793 01:11:37,326 --> 01:11:38,624 Take the Dodger's word for it. 794 01:11:38,829 --> 01:11:41,764 He understands the catechism of his trade. 795 01:11:53,242 --> 01:11:55,106 Cabby? 796 01:12:15,063 --> 01:12:18,054 -I've come from Bill. -For what? 797 01:12:18,266 --> 01:12:21,757 -For no harm. -I don't believe it. 798 01:12:22,936 --> 01:12:26,201 If I could help you, I would, but I've not the power. 799 01:12:26,405 --> 01:12:29,273 Now, I've promised him you'll be good and silent. 800 01:12:29,476 --> 01:12:32,411 If you're not, you'll only do yourself harm. 801 01:12:32,612 --> 01:12:34,581 And me too. 802 01:12:44,223 --> 01:12:46,053 Did he come quiet? 803 01:12:46,258 --> 01:12:47,249 Like a lamb. 804 01:12:50,462 --> 01:12:52,292 Sit down. 805 01:12:57,034 --> 01:13:00,129 And let me read you a lecture. 806 01:13:06,442 --> 01:13:07,773 You know what this is? 807 01:13:08,678 --> 01:13:11,805 -Yes. -Well, then. 808 01:13:15,585 --> 01:13:17,850 This is powder. 809 01:13:25,461 --> 01:13:26,654 That here's a bullet. 810 01:13:30,266 --> 01:13:33,531 And this is a little bit of an old hat... 811 01:13:33,802 --> 01:13:35,794 ...for wadding. 812 01:13:41,810 --> 01:13:46,543 -Now it's loaded. -Yes, I can see it is, sir. 813 01:13:47,181 --> 01:13:49,582 If you speak a word when you're out of doors with me... 814 01:13:49,785 --> 01:13:51,719 ...unless I speak to you... 815 01:13:51,919 --> 01:13:55,116 ...this loading will go in your head without notice. 816 01:13:55,322 --> 01:13:59,019 So if you do make up your mind to speak without leave... 817 01:13:59,226 --> 01:14:00,818 ...says your prayers first. 818 01:14:01,728 --> 01:14:04,892 The short and long of what you mean is that if you're crossed by him... 819 01:14:05,099 --> 01:14:07,191 ...you'll prevent him from telling tales after... 820 01:14:07,400 --> 01:14:09,334 ...by shooting him through the head. 821 01:14:09,535 --> 01:14:11,901 And you'll take your chance of swinging for it. 822 01:14:12,106 --> 01:14:15,665 That's it. Women always put things in the fewest words. 823 01:14:16,375 --> 01:14:17,967 Supper, Nancy. 824 01:14:18,176 --> 01:14:20,338 And then a snooze afore starting. 825 01:14:49,740 --> 01:14:51,833 My pal Bill. 826 01:14:52,042 --> 01:14:54,704 The door's open, come in. 827 01:14:56,813 --> 01:14:59,339 Don't make such a row. 828 01:15:02,686 --> 01:15:04,153 Show us a glim, Toby. 829 01:15:04,353 --> 01:15:07,583 Barney, a glim. Show the gentleman in. 830 01:15:07,925 --> 01:15:12,554 Barney? Wake up first, if convenient. 831 01:15:23,871 --> 01:15:26,636 Mr. Sykes. Come in, sir, come in. 832 01:15:45,392 --> 01:15:48,258 Bill, my boy. Glad to see you. 833 01:15:49,963 --> 01:15:51,897 Who's...? 834 01:15:52,099 --> 01:15:53,997 -Who's this? -Only the boy. 835 01:15:54,201 --> 01:15:57,464 -One of Mr. Fagin's lads? -Yeah. It's time. 836 01:15:57,670 --> 01:15:59,364 Right. 837 01:16:00,707 --> 01:16:02,037 Barkers for me, Barney. 838 01:16:11,250 --> 01:16:13,843 -They're loaded. -Good. 839 01:16:21,658 --> 01:16:24,685 -The persuaders? -Got them. 840 01:16:28,833 --> 01:16:30,596 Keys, center bits. 841 01:16:35,007 --> 01:16:37,201 Darkies. 842 01:16:47,952 --> 01:16:49,886 Nothing forgotten? 843 01:17:00,729 --> 01:17:02,788 Yeah, it's all quiet. 844 01:17:53,143 --> 01:17:56,203 I can't. I can't. 845 01:17:56,548 --> 01:17:58,243 You will. 846 01:17:58,450 --> 01:17:59,883 It's Mr. Brownlow's house. 847 01:18:29,645 --> 01:18:31,442 Have mercy. Don't make me steal from him. 848 01:18:31,647 --> 01:18:34,047 -Have mercy on me. -Come here. 849 01:18:34,250 --> 01:18:36,616 For God's sake, let me run away and die in the fields. 850 01:18:36,819 --> 01:18:40,185 -I'll never come near London, never. -Shut it. 851 01:18:40,388 --> 01:18:44,346 Get up. Or I'll strew your brains on the grass. 852 01:19:24,964 --> 01:19:27,124 I'm putting you through there. 853 01:19:27,332 --> 01:19:30,130 Go to the front door and unfasten it. 854 01:19:30,801 --> 01:19:34,101 I can't, there's a bolt at the top. I know it, I can't reach it. 855 01:19:34,306 --> 01:19:38,401 -Well, stand on a chair or something. -Just do it. 856 01:20:34,895 --> 01:20:37,888 To the door. To the front door, damn you. 857 01:20:40,267 --> 01:20:41,461 Who's there? 858 01:20:43,238 --> 01:20:45,705 Mrs. Bedwin? Is that you? 859 01:21:00,419 --> 01:21:02,011 Come here. Come here. 860 01:21:03,556 --> 01:21:07,458 Save me! Save me! Save me, for God's sake! 861 01:21:16,133 --> 01:21:17,726 Help! 862 01:21:19,371 --> 01:21:22,168 Help! Police! 863 01:21:31,449 --> 01:21:33,246 Give him here. 864 01:21:39,291 --> 01:21:41,156 Oh, damnation, how he bleeds. 865 01:21:41,358 --> 01:21:44,088 -ls he hit bad? -He's gotta be hit worse. 866 01:21:50,099 --> 01:21:51,623 -Give me a pistol. -What? 867 01:21:52,669 --> 01:21:55,160 We gotta get rid of him, or he'll squeal. 868 01:21:55,371 --> 01:21:57,272 We gotta do him in. 869 01:21:57,640 --> 01:22:00,666 Here, here. Down here by the river. 870 01:22:00,876 --> 01:22:03,744 But, Bill! Bill! 871 01:22:06,649 --> 01:22:09,173 -Bill? -Help! 872 01:22:09,384 --> 01:22:12,181 Help! Help! 873 01:22:13,055 --> 01:22:16,148 -Bill. -Help! 874 01:22:24,299 --> 01:22:25,890 Snap. 875 01:22:27,467 --> 01:22:29,128 Snap. 876 01:22:30,704 --> 01:22:32,331 Snap. 877 01:22:35,141 --> 01:22:36,733 Snap. 878 01:22:39,311 --> 01:22:40,869 Snap. 879 01:22:54,659 --> 01:22:56,593 Well, well. 880 01:22:56,794 --> 01:22:58,352 How are you, Fagey? 881 01:23:00,263 --> 01:23:03,666 Scarce. Scarce! Where's Bill? 882 01:23:03,869 --> 01:23:06,132 -He's-- He's bleeding. -What happened? 883 01:23:06,337 --> 01:23:08,863 All in good time. 884 01:23:09,074 --> 01:23:12,804 I can't talk business till I've ate and drank. 885 01:23:19,117 --> 01:23:22,245 Nancy, I said, scarce. Scarce! 886 01:23:22,452 --> 01:23:23,646 Where's Bill? 887 01:23:23,853 --> 01:23:25,913 Well, produce the sustenance, if you please. 888 01:23:26,123 --> 01:23:27,989 Dodger! 889 01:23:28,191 --> 01:23:29,386 Nancy, scarce! 890 01:23:36,232 --> 01:23:38,757 -The crack failed. -I smelt that. 891 01:23:38,968 --> 01:23:41,732 For the last time of asking, where's Bill? 892 01:23:43,639 --> 01:23:45,299 Dodger. 893 01:23:48,209 --> 01:23:51,236 Put him to bed, give him a nip of gin. 894 01:23:58,153 --> 01:24:01,247 The boy was about to blow on us, Fagey. 895 01:24:01,557 --> 01:24:03,717 -He was seen. -Seen? 896 01:24:03,924 --> 01:24:06,552 He was seen? Who saw him? 897 01:24:06,894 --> 01:24:09,418 Two old ones. He shouted out. 898 01:24:09,630 --> 01:24:11,824 Bill lost his head, fired his pistol.... 899 01:24:12,031 --> 01:24:14,501 -And hit the boy? -I don't know. There was two shots. 900 01:24:14,702 --> 01:24:17,067 Only one was Bill's. 901 01:24:17,271 --> 01:24:20,727 We made a run for it. I had ahold of the boy, and Bill fell. 902 01:24:20,941 --> 01:24:22,669 Fell? Was he hurt? 903 01:24:22,875 --> 01:24:26,311 No. Last seen, he was swimming to London. 904 01:24:29,181 --> 01:24:31,149 Bullseye. 905 01:24:34,251 --> 01:24:36,549 I told you not to bring a soul here. 906 01:24:36,754 --> 01:24:38,780 Now you've brought the devil. 907 01:24:38,989 --> 01:24:41,356 You said to fetch him. 908 01:24:41,561 --> 01:24:44,323 His fever is that high, he don't remember nothing. 909 01:24:44,529 --> 01:24:48,158 You're not well, are you, Bill? How do you feel today? 910 01:24:48,366 --> 01:24:50,493 I'm as weak as water. 911 01:24:50,702 --> 01:24:52,363 Get us a drink. 912 01:24:53,904 --> 01:24:58,568 -What evil wind has blowed you here? -No evil wind, my dear. 913 01:24:59,375 --> 01:25:02,710 You, Bill, you. You said we need to speak. 914 01:25:08,352 --> 01:25:10,252 What you done with that boy? Where is he? 915 01:25:10,454 --> 01:25:12,921 Safe and sound. The Dodger's minding him. 916 01:25:13,122 --> 01:25:16,717 They're as close as Cain and Abel. 917 01:25:19,929 --> 01:25:22,419 What about the boy, Bill? 918 01:25:24,868 --> 01:25:27,530 We don't want anyone peaching on us, do we? 919 01:25:27,737 --> 01:25:30,797 And as long as that boy's alive, we're as good as hung. 920 01:25:31,039 --> 01:25:33,530 So, what's to be done? 921 01:25:35,443 --> 01:25:37,377 -Nothing. -Nothing? 922 01:25:37,579 --> 01:25:40,638 -Not till I'm better. -Then what? 923 01:25:41,483 --> 01:25:44,041 -Then I'll do for him. -How, Bill? Where? 924 01:25:44,986 --> 01:25:47,979 Outside of London somewhere. I'll find a river and I'll drown him. 925 01:25:48,189 --> 01:25:50,555 The boy's weak. Bill, he was wounded. 926 01:25:50,757 --> 01:25:53,192 He can hardly stand, let alone walk. 927 01:25:53,394 --> 01:25:56,419 When he can walk, tell me. I'll fetch him. 928 01:25:57,831 --> 01:25:59,093 Now, get out of here. 929 01:25:59,833 --> 01:26:01,527 Yes. 930 01:26:02,536 --> 01:26:04,162 Yes. 931 01:26:04,403 --> 01:26:07,395 Bill, you're right. 932 01:26:11,242 --> 01:26:12,506 It's for the best. 933 01:26:17,016 --> 01:26:19,279 I'm burning up. 934 01:26:19,485 --> 01:26:21,076 Give me me physic. Where's me physic? 935 01:26:23,454 --> 01:26:25,945 You look like a corpse come back to life again. 936 01:26:26,157 --> 01:26:29,321 -What's the matter? -Nothing. 937 01:26:30,461 --> 01:26:32,190 What do you look at me so hard for? 938 01:26:32,397 --> 01:26:35,561 -What you thinking of? -Of many things, Bill. 939 01:26:35,768 --> 01:26:37,826 -What odds in that? -I'll tell you what it is. 940 01:26:38,037 --> 01:26:39,800 If you haven't caught the fever... 941 01:26:40,004 --> 01:26:43,063 ...then there's something more than usual in the wind. 942 01:26:43,274 --> 01:26:45,799 And something dangerous too. 943 01:26:46,843 --> 01:26:49,471 Give me me physic, I say. 944 01:26:52,148 --> 01:26:55,140 No, no, no. 945 01:26:55,719 --> 01:26:59,018 There ain't a stauncher-hearted girl going... 946 01:26:59,689 --> 01:27:02,817 ...or I'd have cut her throat three months ago. 947 01:27:04,394 --> 01:27:07,829 She's got a fever coming on. That's it. 948 01:27:29,250 --> 01:27:32,343 Here. Make you feel better. 949 01:27:39,324 --> 01:27:41,451 Sit aside me. 950 01:27:43,930 --> 01:27:47,990 Put on your own face, or I'll alter it so you won't know it again. 951 01:29:12,980 --> 01:29:15,209 -Wait. -Ma'am. 952 01:29:33,164 --> 01:29:35,632 -Yes? -Does Mr. Brownlow live here? 953 01:29:35,835 --> 01:29:38,963 Who are you? What do you want? Go around the back. 954 01:29:39,170 --> 01:29:41,968 I have information about Oliver Twist. 955 01:29:46,078 --> 01:29:48,343 Is he all right? Is he safe? 956 01:29:49,515 --> 01:29:53,178 -Where is he? -I will only talk to Mr. Brownlow. 957 01:29:53,384 --> 01:29:55,875 He's not here. 958 01:29:56,621 --> 01:29:58,452 The boy's innocent, tell him that. 959 01:29:59,624 --> 01:30:02,490 -Where is he? -Safe. 960 01:30:03,895 --> 01:30:07,262 -But he may not be for long. -Where is he? 961 01:30:18,909 --> 01:30:20,500 Give Mr. Brownlow a message. 962 01:30:20,710 --> 01:30:23,008 Tell him to meet me on Sunday at midnight... 963 01:30:23,212 --> 01:30:25,442 -...on London Bridge. -Midnight? 964 01:30:25,647 --> 01:30:27,275 And if I'm not there... 965 01:30:27,483 --> 01:30:31,919 ...then tell him to come the next night and the next. I'll be there. Tell him. 966 01:30:37,592 --> 01:30:41,358 There, my dear, you look as good as new. 967 01:30:41,863 --> 01:30:45,593 -How do you feel? -Tired, sir. 968 01:30:45,800 --> 01:30:46,994 Well, yes, yes. 969 01:30:47,201 --> 01:30:50,693 It is long after midnight. Shortly, you'll sleep a good sleep. 970 01:30:50,905 --> 01:30:52,337 But my meaning was... 971 01:30:52,539 --> 01:30:54,871 ...how do you feel in yourself, Oliver? 972 01:30:55,076 --> 01:30:57,339 Better. Thank you, sir. 973 01:30:57,545 --> 01:31:01,538 -But for the ache in my arm. -Come sit. 974 01:31:04,017 --> 01:31:08,646 I have the very thing for such pains as yours, my dear. 975 01:31:10,223 --> 01:31:11,485 Undo the bandage. 976 01:31:22,368 --> 01:31:24,996 Oh, my God. 977 01:31:25,672 --> 01:31:28,469 It's a nasty wound. 978 01:31:29,776 --> 01:31:33,471 But my magic will do the trick. You'll see, my dear. 979 01:31:33,679 --> 01:31:35,806 This remedy... 980 01:31:36,014 --> 01:31:37,947 ...is older than time. Yes... 981 01:31:38,150 --> 01:31:40,448 ...my dear, older than time. 982 01:31:40,652 --> 01:31:44,110 It was handed down from father to son... 983 01:31:44,323 --> 01:31:48,587 ...father to son, and comes from... 984 01:31:50,694 --> 01:31:52,992 ...who can say where? 985 01:31:55,932 --> 01:31:59,595 Thank you, sir. Thank you. 986 01:31:59,802 --> 01:32:01,929 For your kindness. I'll always remember it. 987 01:32:02,137 --> 01:32:03,434 Well.... 988 01:32:04,241 --> 01:32:05,674 Well.... 989 01:32:06,877 --> 01:32:08,344 Always. 990 01:32:08,544 --> 01:32:11,137 Yes, always, my dear. 991 01:32:13,549 --> 01:32:16,575 But who knows how long that will be. 992 01:32:45,044 --> 01:32:47,637 An hour this side of midnight. 993 01:32:47,880 --> 01:32:50,314 Dark and heavy it is too. 994 01:32:50,548 --> 01:32:53,348 Good night for business, this. 995 01:32:53,552 --> 01:32:56,783 What a pity, Bill, my dear, there's none quite ready to be done. 996 01:32:56,989 --> 01:32:58,650 Yeah, for once, you're right. 997 01:32:59,125 --> 01:33:01,559 When will the boy be well enough to go on his travels? 998 01:33:01,762 --> 01:33:06,221 -Like I say, Bill. In a day or two. -It's a pity. 999 01:33:06,432 --> 01:33:09,764 -For I'm in the humor to. -Does me good to hear you. 1000 01:33:09,968 --> 01:33:13,403 You're like yourself tonight, Bill. Quite like yourself. 1001 01:33:13,606 --> 01:33:16,871 I don't feel like myself when you lay that withered claw on my shoulder... 1002 01:33:17,076 --> 01:33:19,236 ...so take it away. 1003 01:33:27,785 --> 01:33:29,719 Hello, Nance. 1004 01:33:29,920 --> 01:33:32,013 Where's the girl going to this time of night? 1005 01:33:32,422 --> 01:33:34,890 -Not far. -What answer's that? 1006 01:33:35,091 --> 01:33:37,822 -Where you going? -I say, not far. 1007 01:33:38,028 --> 01:33:40,326 -And I say, where? -I don't know where. 1008 01:33:40,531 --> 01:33:43,523 Then I do, nowhere. Sit down. 1009 01:33:43,733 --> 01:33:47,294 -I'm not well. I want a breath of air. -Put your head out the window. 1010 01:33:47,503 --> 01:33:50,631 There's not enough there. I want it in the street. 1011 01:33:54,309 --> 01:33:56,834 Then you won't have it. 1012 01:34:02,117 --> 01:34:06,577 There. Now, stop quietly where you are, will you? 1013 01:34:11,893 --> 01:34:13,416 Do you know what you're doing? 1014 01:34:14,695 --> 01:34:16,719 Do I know what I'm--? 1015 01:34:16,931 --> 01:34:19,956 I think this girl's lost her senses. You talking to me in that way? 1016 01:34:20,166 --> 01:34:22,191 You'll drive me on to something desperate. 1017 01:34:22,402 --> 01:34:24,871 Now, let me go, will you? This minute, this instant. 1018 01:34:25,071 --> 01:34:27,403 -No! -Tell him to let me go, Fagin. 1019 01:34:28,074 --> 01:34:31,372 It'll be better for him. Do you hear me? 1020 01:34:32,912 --> 01:34:36,005 Aye, I hear you. 1021 01:34:37,250 --> 01:34:40,151 And if I have to listen to you for half a minute longer... 1022 01:34:40,352 --> 01:34:44,118 ...the dog will tear some of that screaming voice out! 1023 01:34:44,456 --> 01:34:47,254 What's come over you, you jade? What is it? 1024 01:34:47,459 --> 01:34:49,325 Bill, let me go. 1025 01:34:49,863 --> 01:34:53,764 Let me go. You don't know what you're doing. 1026 01:34:53,967 --> 01:34:55,194 For only one hour. 1027 01:34:55,400 --> 01:34:59,201 Cut my limbs off one by one if I don't think the girl's stark raving mad. 1028 01:34:59,404 --> 01:35:03,135 -Get up. Get up! -No. 1029 01:35:10,147 --> 01:35:11,341 Now, stay there! 1030 01:35:14,285 --> 01:35:15,946 What a precious, strange girl that is. 1031 01:35:16,154 --> 01:35:18,179 You may say that, Bill, you may say that. 1032 01:35:18,389 --> 01:35:20,618 Why did she take it in her head to go out tonight? 1033 01:35:21,124 --> 01:35:23,921 Obstinacy. Women's obstinacy, I suppose, my dear. 1034 01:35:24,260 --> 01:35:27,423 I thought I tamed her of that. But she's as bad as ever. 1035 01:35:30,033 --> 01:35:33,229 I think she's got a touch of my fever in her blood and it won't come out. 1036 01:35:33,436 --> 01:35:34,925 Like enough. 1037 01:35:35,137 --> 01:35:38,129 Well, if she's taken that way again, I'll let her a little blood. 1038 01:35:38,340 --> 01:35:41,308 Without troubling the doctor. 1039 01:35:56,825 --> 01:35:59,622 Why, now she's on the other tack. 1040 01:36:00,994 --> 01:36:02,394 Good night. 1041 01:36:02,596 --> 01:36:07,089 In two days, Bill, come for the boy. 1042 01:36:09,001 --> 01:36:11,094 Light him down. 1043 01:36:11,304 --> 01:36:15,104 It's a pity he should fall and break his neck without anyone seeing it. 1044 01:36:17,243 --> 01:36:18,609 Show him a light. 1045 01:36:27,988 --> 01:36:31,683 What is it, Nancy dear, the reason for all this? 1046 01:36:31,891 --> 01:36:34,120 -What do you mean? -That matter just now. 1047 01:36:34,326 --> 01:36:36,350 We'll speak of this anon. 1048 01:36:36,562 --> 01:36:38,620 You have a friend in me, Nance. 1049 01:36:38,830 --> 01:36:41,025 A staunch friend. You know me of old, Nance. 1050 01:36:41,565 --> 01:36:44,329 I know you well. Good night. 1051 01:36:49,774 --> 01:36:51,172 Dodge... 1052 01:36:51,375 --> 01:36:53,240 ...pull it in. 1053 01:36:56,446 --> 01:36:59,507 My glass is full already, can't you see? 1054 01:37:05,655 --> 01:37:07,383 Trouble? 1055 01:37:10,961 --> 01:37:12,756 Dodger. 1056 01:37:15,931 --> 01:37:18,628 -Let's find out where old Tom is, eh? -He's in the Ten Bells. 1057 01:37:18,834 --> 01:37:21,325 Shall we both take him home? 1058 01:37:21,803 --> 01:37:23,235 Honestly... 1059 01:37:23,438 --> 01:37:26,065 ...I haven't seen her. 1060 01:37:27,276 --> 01:37:29,005 Something up? 1061 01:37:31,412 --> 01:37:33,209 I.... 1062 01:37:34,782 --> 01:37:40,617 I want you to do a piece of work for me that requires great care and caution. 1063 01:37:40,922 --> 01:37:43,413 What is it? I ain't going near no police office. 1064 01:37:43,623 --> 01:37:47,150 -That don't suit me, that don't. -There's not the smallest danger in it. 1065 01:37:47,360 --> 01:37:50,453 Not the smallest. I want someone dodged. 1066 01:37:50,663 --> 01:37:53,188 -Who, an old one? -Young one. 1067 01:37:53,399 --> 01:37:54,660 -Who is she? -One of us. 1068 01:37:54,868 --> 01:37:56,335 Who? 1069 01:37:56,536 --> 01:37:58,470 Nancy? 1070 01:37:59,973 --> 01:38:02,737 -What's she been up to? -Not sure she's been up to anything... 1071 01:38:02,943 --> 01:38:06,241 ...my dear, that's why I want her dodged. 1072 01:38:08,248 --> 01:38:11,081 She may want to talk to people she shouldn't want to talk to. 1073 01:38:11,283 --> 01:38:16,243 I want to know where she goes, who she sees, what she says. 1074 01:38:18,623 --> 01:38:20,387 Nancy. 1075 01:38:20,593 --> 01:38:23,221 I don't know. She's a good one, is Nancy. 1076 01:38:23,428 --> 01:38:27,921 A pound, my dear. One whole pound. 1077 01:39:08,204 --> 01:39:10,171 Mr. Brownlow? 1078 01:39:12,072 --> 01:39:13,768 Yes. 1079 01:39:16,977 --> 01:39:20,071 I'm afraid to speak to you here. Come away. Follow me. 1080 01:39:34,628 --> 01:39:36,562 This is far enough. 1081 01:39:36,763 --> 01:39:39,755 -Why can't we speak up there? -I told you, I'm afraid. 1082 01:39:39,967 --> 01:39:42,093 I may be followed. 1083 01:39:46,839 --> 01:39:48,170 I'm here because you told... 1084 01:39:48,373 --> 01:39:51,137 ...my housekeeper you have information concerning Oliver Twist. 1085 01:39:51,343 --> 01:39:53,539 -So I have. -Tell me. 1086 01:39:55,214 --> 01:39:56,841 He's being held by the devil... 1087 01:39:57,049 --> 01:40:01,543 ...and he's handing him over to another what means to.... 1088 01:40:01,754 --> 01:40:04,187 I must know more. Is it someone close to you? 1089 01:40:05,223 --> 01:40:08,555 -One is. One ain't. -These men, whoever they are... 1090 01:40:08,759 --> 01:40:11,320 -...must be delivered up by you. -Never. 1091 01:40:11,529 --> 01:40:16,626 Bad a life as he has led, I've led a bad life too, and I will not turn upon him. 1092 01:40:17,234 --> 01:40:19,065 The other. 1093 01:40:19,804 --> 01:40:22,968 -Fagin. He has the boy. -Fagin. 1094 01:40:23,174 --> 01:40:24,572 Find Fagin, you'll find the boy. 1095 01:40:24,775 --> 01:40:27,174 -Where is he? -Spitalfields. 1096 01:40:27,377 --> 01:40:30,437 That's all I'll say. I've said too much. 1097 01:40:30,847 --> 01:40:32,747 No one must never know who told you. 1098 01:40:32,948 --> 01:40:35,416 -Promise. -I promise. 1099 01:40:35,617 --> 01:40:39,747 -Tomorrow I'll go to the police. -No, you must do it tonight. 1100 01:40:39,954 --> 01:40:41,946 Just say Fagin, and the traps will know. 1101 01:40:42,157 --> 01:40:45,183 -The traps? -The police. 1102 01:40:45,394 --> 01:40:48,659 -What can I do to serve you? -Nothing. 1103 01:40:48,864 --> 01:40:52,162 You can do nothing. I am past all hope indeed. 1104 01:40:52,368 --> 01:40:54,426 Take this as a reward. 1105 01:40:54,635 --> 01:40:58,001 No, I've not done this for money. 1106 01:40:58,206 --> 01:40:59,605 God bless you. 1107 01:40:59,806 --> 01:41:02,867 Good night. Good night. 1108 01:41:03,076 --> 01:41:06,012 Never-- Never say who told you. 1109 01:41:17,924 --> 01:41:19,118 Look at him. 1110 01:41:20,926 --> 01:41:22,791 What a shame it is. With his face... 1111 01:41:22,995 --> 01:41:25,190 ...he could pick old ladies' pockets in church. 1112 01:41:25,398 --> 01:41:28,801 His face could be a fortune to us. 1113 01:41:29,469 --> 01:41:31,493 You changing your mind? 1114 01:41:31,705 --> 01:41:33,297 No. 1115 01:41:33,907 --> 01:41:36,034 No, Bill, it has to be done. 1116 01:41:36,242 --> 01:41:38,142 Fagin! Fagin. 1117 01:41:43,549 --> 01:41:46,813 -What's got into you, Dodger? -I have to see Fagin alone. 1118 01:41:47,018 --> 01:41:48,712 No, no, you can speak in front of Bill. 1119 01:41:48,921 --> 01:41:52,356 -No, I can't. -Yes, you can. Speak, Dodger, tell us. 1120 01:41:52,557 --> 01:41:54,683 -Nancy. -What about Nancy? 1121 01:41:54,893 --> 01:41:57,726 He done a bit of work for me, Bill. I had him dodge Nancy. 1122 01:41:57,928 --> 01:41:59,519 What do you mean? 1123 01:41:59,731 --> 01:42:01,789 Tell us, Dodger. You followed her? 1124 01:42:01,999 --> 01:42:04,159 Yes. To London Bridge. 1125 01:42:04,368 --> 01:42:06,733 And what? What on London Bridge? 1126 01:42:07,069 --> 01:42:09,094 She met an old one. A gentleman. 1127 01:42:09,305 --> 01:42:11,034 -And.... -And? 1128 01:42:11,239 --> 01:42:13,332 Speak, will you?! 1129 01:42:14,177 --> 01:42:17,112 She peached. She told him Fagin had Oliver. 1130 01:42:17,313 --> 01:42:21,340 And the old man was to go to the traps. Now, tonight. 1131 01:42:27,389 --> 01:42:29,414 -Let me go. Let me out! -Bill! Bill! A word-- 1132 01:42:29,623 --> 01:42:33,821 -Don't speak to me, it's not safe! -Hear me speak a word! 1133 01:42:34,161 --> 01:42:36,288 Bill, you won't be.... 1134 01:42:37,264 --> 01:42:39,460 You won't be too violent, Bill? 1135 01:42:52,313 --> 01:42:53,678 Flit, boys, flit! 1136 01:42:53,881 --> 01:42:56,679 The traps will be at the door afore you can say "Spitalfields." 1137 01:42:56,884 --> 01:42:58,043 Flit! Flit! Flit! 1138 01:42:58,252 --> 01:42:59,809 Flit! 1139 01:43:00,254 --> 01:43:01,983 Flit! 1140 01:43:02,223 --> 01:43:03,883 Flit! 1141 01:43:04,091 --> 01:43:05,853 Flit! 1142 01:43:06,994 --> 01:43:08,688 Flit! 1143 01:43:11,130 --> 01:43:12,791 Flit! 1144 01:43:40,057 --> 01:43:41,580 Come on. 1145 01:44:07,248 --> 01:44:09,443 Oh, it's you. 1146 01:44:12,923 --> 01:44:14,514 Bill? 1147 01:44:14,722 --> 01:44:16,622 What's the matter? 1148 01:44:24,831 --> 01:44:27,459 Bill, why do you look like that at me? 1149 01:44:29,169 --> 01:44:31,228 There's enough light for what I've gotta do. 1150 01:44:31,438 --> 01:44:33,929 What--? What have I done? 1151 01:44:34,609 --> 01:44:37,544 -Speak to me. -You know. 1152 01:44:37,745 --> 01:44:40,144 You was watched tonight. 1153 01:44:40,547 --> 01:44:43,243 Every word you said was heard. 1154 01:44:45,419 --> 01:44:47,944 I-- I never said your name, Bill. 1155 01:44:48,154 --> 01:44:49,417 Never. 1156 01:44:49,623 --> 01:44:50,816 Never. 1157 01:44:51,023 --> 01:44:53,048 Bill. Bill. Bill! 1158 01:44:55,260 --> 01:44:57,091 Oh, God. Oh, God, have mercy! 1159 01:45:21,851 --> 01:45:23,753 Nance? 1160 01:45:28,425 --> 01:45:30,222 Nance? 1161 01:45:51,813 --> 01:45:53,838 I haven't done nothing. 1162 01:45:54,049 --> 01:45:56,279 Go on, be off with you. 1163 01:46:19,708 --> 01:46:21,174 Hello, Fagey. 1164 01:46:21,375 --> 01:46:23,604 Hello, lads. 1165 01:46:25,112 --> 01:46:27,511 What's the news, Toby? What's the news? 1166 01:46:27,713 --> 01:46:30,774 I have it here, Fagin. It's all in The Chronicle. 1167 01:46:30,983 --> 01:46:34,351 You're in it. Bill's in it. Oliver's in it. 1168 01:46:34,555 --> 01:46:35,749 The Chronicle? 1169 01:46:36,156 --> 01:46:39,489 Fancy that. You're famous, Fagin. 1170 01:46:39,692 --> 01:46:40,716 Read it. 1171 01:46:40,927 --> 01:46:43,157 "More information has reached your correspondent... 1172 01:46:43,362 --> 01:46:46,194 ...concerning the foul and bestial murder... 1173 01:46:46,399 --> 01:46:49,799 ...that took place in Spitalfields and which has shocked and appalled... 1174 01:46:50,001 --> 01:46:51,195 ...the citizens of London. 1175 01:46:52,904 --> 01:46:55,998 It is believed that the victim, a young woman... 1176 01:46:56,207 --> 01:46:58,301 ...now identified as Nancy... 1177 01:46:58,510 --> 01:47:01,273 ...was brutally beaten to death... 1178 01:47:01,679 --> 01:47:04,113 ...by one William Sykes... 1179 01:47:04,314 --> 01:47:07,249 ...a well-known, dangerous villain. 1180 01:47:07,451 --> 01:47:09,510 The motive is as yet unclear... 1181 01:47:09,720 --> 01:47:12,517 ...but your correspondent has learned that the murdered woman... 1182 01:47:12,723 --> 01:47:14,554 ...had informed on her associate... 1183 01:47:14,757 --> 01:47:17,727 ...and on an infamous fence, Fagin... 1184 01:47:18,694 --> 01:47:23,962 ...who is now wanted for the abduction of a young boy, Oliver Twist. 1185 01:47:25,534 --> 01:47:28,661 Neither Fagin nor Sykes are presently in custody... 1186 01:47:28,871 --> 01:47:31,499 ...but the police are engaged in searching for them... 1187 01:47:31,707 --> 01:47:34,039 ...throughout the city and beyond. 1188 01:47:35,209 --> 01:47:37,234 Sykes, according to the police... 1189 01:47:37,445 --> 01:47:42,279 ...is usually accompanied by a fierce white dog." 1190 01:47:45,018 --> 01:47:46,280 How about that, eh? 1191 01:47:59,032 --> 01:48:02,024 Come. Come back here. 1192 01:48:05,205 --> 01:48:06,969 We're going back to London. 1193 01:48:09,110 --> 01:48:11,099 I'll have people to speak to. 1194 01:48:11,311 --> 01:48:15,042 I'll force shiners out of Fagin, get to France. 1195 01:48:15,248 --> 01:48:16,272 Damn me, we'll risk it. 1196 01:48:21,320 --> 01:48:23,220 Who's he done in? 1197 01:48:24,490 --> 01:48:27,822 -They say-- They say it's a woman. -He's done in a woman? 1198 01:48:54,251 --> 01:48:56,185 Bullseye. 1199 01:48:57,353 --> 01:48:59,878 Don't you hear me when I whistle? 1200 01:49:00,390 --> 01:49:02,790 You gone deaf or something? 1201 01:49:03,660 --> 01:49:05,685 Come here. Come on. 1202 01:49:07,563 --> 01:49:10,464 I ain't gonna harm you. Come on. Come on, Bullseye. 1203 01:49:11,466 --> 01:49:13,592 Come here. 1204 01:49:13,802 --> 01:49:16,736 Stop it! I'm warning you. 1205 01:49:16,938 --> 01:49:18,907 Let go, I ain't playing with you! 1206 01:49:19,107 --> 01:49:21,734 Let it go, you stinking varmint! 1207 01:49:21,943 --> 01:49:23,843 Bullseye! 1208 01:49:29,450 --> 01:49:31,213 Bullseye. Bullseye. 1209 01:49:31,653 --> 01:49:33,882 Get back here. Get back here. 1210 01:49:36,190 --> 01:49:37,851 Damn it! 1211 01:49:43,263 --> 01:49:44,925 Look, it's his dog. 1212 01:49:45,132 --> 01:49:47,396 It's his dog! 1213 01:49:52,172 --> 01:49:53,537 Here, boy. 1214 01:49:53,739 --> 01:49:55,708 -Here. -Don't go near him. 1215 01:50:01,981 --> 01:50:04,677 There is a child in danger, lnspector Blathers... 1216 01:50:04,884 --> 01:50:06,375 ...but you only seem interested... 1217 01:50:06,586 --> 01:50:08,611 ...in apprehending this man, William Sykes. 1218 01:50:08,821 --> 01:50:10,413 Your concern should be... 1219 01:50:10,623 --> 01:50:12,818 -...for the safety of the boy. -Allow me to say... 1220 01:50:13,024 --> 01:50:15,584 ...this is our usual way of doing business. 1221 01:50:16,761 --> 01:50:18,523 My thinking is this: 1222 01:50:18,730 --> 01:50:21,460 If we get Sykes, we get Fagin. 1223 01:50:21,665 --> 01:50:23,361 -And if we get Fagin-- -Look. 1224 01:50:24,201 --> 01:50:27,192 Sir, we found the dog. 1225 01:50:29,339 --> 01:50:31,968 Are we going to sit here waiting for the traps to find us? 1226 01:50:32,175 --> 01:50:35,269 -Shut it. -No, he's right. 1227 01:50:35,479 --> 01:50:37,878 We should do another flit. 1228 01:50:40,517 --> 01:50:42,484 The traps! 1229 01:50:58,033 --> 01:50:59,295 What? 1230 01:50:59,734 --> 01:51:00,928 It's him. 1231 01:51:01,871 --> 01:51:03,804 -Don't let him in. -We must. 1232 01:51:05,839 --> 01:51:07,568 Go on. 1233 01:51:09,711 --> 01:51:11,576 Go on! 1234 01:51:17,852 --> 01:51:20,343 Don't leave us in the dark. 1235 01:52:16,506 --> 01:52:18,633 Damn you all. 1236 01:52:19,275 --> 01:52:21,869 Have you nothing to say to me? 1237 01:52:22,244 --> 01:52:27,046 -Not safe for you to stop here, Bill. -lf it's safe for you, it's safe for me. 1238 01:52:31,254 --> 01:52:32,720 Is it...? 1239 01:52:33,889 --> 01:52:35,413 The body, is it buried? 1240 01:52:43,764 --> 01:52:46,426 Dodger, let him in quick. 1241 01:52:48,737 --> 01:52:49,705 Dodger. 1242 01:52:50,939 --> 01:52:52,567 Do as I say. 1243 01:52:56,544 --> 01:52:58,774 Don't come near me, you monster. 1244 01:53:02,616 --> 01:53:04,743 You're my witnesses. I'm not afraid of him. 1245 01:53:06,185 --> 01:53:08,620 And if they come here after him, I'll give him up. 1246 01:53:08,822 --> 01:53:10,448 I'll tell them you're here. 1247 01:53:11,724 --> 01:53:15,092 He may kill me if he likes, but if I'm here, I'll give him up. 1248 01:53:15,295 --> 01:53:17,889 If he was to be boiled alive, so I would. 1249 01:53:18,097 --> 01:53:20,328 Why, you little-- 1250 01:53:21,333 --> 01:53:22,824 Get off me! 1251 01:53:23,035 --> 01:53:24,799 Or I'll tear you limb from limb! 1252 01:53:30,942 --> 01:53:32,205 Help, he's here! 1253 01:53:32,410 --> 01:53:34,640 -He's here. Break down the door! -Up at the window! 1254 01:53:34,846 --> 01:53:36,872 Help! Come up, please! 1255 01:53:39,150 --> 01:53:41,345 -That's Bill Sykes! -Damn you all! 1256 01:53:41,553 --> 01:53:43,578 Do your worst. I'll cheat you yet! 1257 01:53:55,065 --> 01:53:58,261 No! Bill, no. He's our bargaining tool. 1258 01:53:58,469 --> 01:54:01,495 Not yours, Fagin. Mine. 1259 01:54:03,906 --> 01:54:05,464 Bill! 1260 01:54:16,685 --> 01:54:18,117 Don't fire. 1261 01:54:19,687 --> 01:54:21,622 -Don't fire. -Hold your fire, men. 1262 01:54:21,823 --> 01:54:24,019 -Hold your fire. -I'll let the boy go. 1263 01:54:24,226 --> 01:54:26,252 I'll let him drop. 1264 01:54:26,462 --> 01:54:28,929 Don't try nothing, or I'll let him go! 1265 01:54:32,767 --> 01:54:34,667 Get up there. 1266 01:54:35,103 --> 01:54:37,162 Cross, cross. 1267 01:54:40,407 --> 01:54:44,069 Up there. Up there. 1268 01:54:48,015 --> 01:54:51,644 Grab hold of there. Grab hold of it. 1269 01:55:00,859 --> 01:55:03,054 We must give chase, sir. 1270 01:55:14,506 --> 01:55:16,166 Get down. 1271 01:55:20,511 --> 01:55:21,978 They're getting away! 1272 01:55:22,181 --> 01:55:24,239 There, there. There he is! 1273 01:55:25,283 --> 01:55:26,544 Get him! Get him! 1274 01:55:26,751 --> 01:55:28,480 Damn it! 1275 01:56:01,817 --> 01:56:03,306 Grab it. 1276 01:56:03,518 --> 01:56:05,316 Grab it! 1277 01:57:25,229 --> 01:57:27,320 Oliver? 1278 01:57:27,530 --> 01:57:29,224 Oliver! 1279 01:57:31,768 --> 01:57:33,828 Oliver! 1280 01:57:38,640 --> 01:57:41,507 -Here he is, sir. -Come along, my boy. 1281 01:57:41,711 --> 01:57:45,510 Mr. Grimwig has something to say to you. 1282 01:57:46,749 --> 01:57:48,215 Do the honors, Mrs. Bedwin. 1283 01:57:48,417 --> 01:57:53,218 Now then, young man, I confess I misjudged you. 1284 01:57:53,422 --> 01:57:57,380 Truth to tell, I feared your benefactor would make me eat my head. 1285 01:57:58,527 --> 01:58:01,689 But he's a good friend and has pardoned me. 1286 01:58:01,897 --> 01:58:04,456 -And one for Oliver. -Thank you, sir. 1287 01:58:04,665 --> 01:58:06,327 -So-- -And you too, Mrs. Bedwin. 1288 01:58:06,534 --> 01:58:08,365 -I don't know as I should, sir. -You must. 1289 01:58:08,568 --> 01:58:13,301 So I'll take the liberty, if you'll allow me, to salute you. 1290 01:58:14,107 --> 01:58:17,008 -To Sam Waters. -Oliver Twist. 1291 01:58:17,377 --> 01:58:20,541 Oliver Twist. To Oliver Twist. 1292 01:58:21,314 --> 01:58:23,077 Yes. 1293 01:58:25,585 --> 01:58:29,988 Why, Oliver. My child, what's the matter? 1294 01:58:30,589 --> 01:58:32,420 Why are you so sad? 1295 01:58:59,648 --> 01:59:02,345 Are you certain, Oliver, you wish to go through with this? 1296 01:59:02,551 --> 01:59:04,247 Yes, sir. 1297 01:59:04,454 --> 01:59:06,319 Certain. 1298 01:59:12,294 --> 01:59:14,159 Yes? 1299 01:59:59,440 --> 02:00:02,499 Is the young gentleman to come too, sir? 1300 02:00:02,742 --> 02:00:05,176 It's not a sight for children, sir. 1301 02:00:05,378 --> 02:00:08,677 It is not indeed, my friend. But this child has seen this man... 1302 02:00:08,880 --> 02:00:11,144 ...in the full career of his success and villainy. 1303 02:00:11,349 --> 02:00:14,375 And it is his wish, even at the cost of some pain and fear... 1304 02:00:14,586 --> 02:00:16,952 ...that he should see him now. 1305 02:00:49,520 --> 02:00:51,315 Eighteen. 1306 02:01:06,470 --> 02:01:08,232 Hey! 1307 02:01:12,474 --> 02:01:13,735 Good boy. 1308 02:01:13,943 --> 02:01:15,773 Good boy, Charley. 1309 02:01:15,977 --> 02:01:17,969 Well done. 1310 02:01:25,521 --> 02:01:28,717 Good boy, Charley, well done. Well done. 1311 02:01:29,057 --> 02:01:31,490 -Take the boy away to bed. -Don't be frightened. 1312 02:01:31,692 --> 02:01:33,387 Fagin. 1313 02:01:33,661 --> 02:01:35,458 That's me. An old man, my lord. 1314 02:01:35,663 --> 02:01:38,256 A-- A very old-- Old man. 1315 02:01:38,865 --> 02:01:40,331 Someone here wants to see you. 1316 02:01:40,767 --> 02:01:42,427 -Strike! Strike them all dead! -Easy. 1317 02:01:42,636 --> 02:01:44,569 What right have they to butcher me? 1318 02:01:44,770 --> 02:01:46,829 Speak to him now. Quick, if you please. 1319 02:01:47,039 --> 02:01:49,008 For he grows worse as the time goes on. 1320 02:01:51,211 --> 02:01:53,839 Fagin, you were kind to me. 1321 02:01:54,046 --> 02:01:55,411 Yes, yes. 1322 02:01:55,614 --> 02:01:57,275 I'll be kind again. 1323 02:01:57,483 --> 02:01:59,508 I'll be kind again. 1324 02:01:59,717 --> 02:02:02,117 I'll be kind again. 1325 02:02:07,357 --> 02:02:10,190 -I'm not afraid. -Oliver! 1326 02:02:14,765 --> 02:02:18,201 Let-- Let me whisper to you. 1327 02:02:20,437 --> 02:02:23,133 You remember the box, Oliver? 1328 02:02:23,340 --> 02:02:26,433 With my pretty things for my old age, Oliver? 1329 02:02:26,642 --> 02:02:29,805 It's hid a little way up the chimney in the top front room. 1330 02:02:30,012 --> 02:02:32,207 It's yours, Oliver. 1331 02:02:32,415 --> 02:02:35,473 -Yours, but we must talk. -Yes, yes. 1332 02:02:35,685 --> 02:02:38,211 But shall we say a prayer together first? 1333 02:02:38,421 --> 02:02:39,615 Do. 1334 02:02:39,823 --> 02:02:43,383 Say only one, upon your knees, with me... 1335 02:02:43,593 --> 02:02:46,255 ...and we can talk all morning. 1336 02:02:46,862 --> 02:02:48,454 Outside. Outside. 1337 02:02:48,665 --> 02:02:51,427 You can say I've gone to sleep. They'll believe you. 1338 02:02:51,634 --> 02:02:55,729 You can get me out. The pretty things are yours, my dear, yours. 1339 02:02:55,938 --> 02:03:00,068 -Oh, God, forgive this wretched man. -That's right, that's right. 1340 02:03:00,276 --> 02:03:01,470 That will help us on. 1341 02:03:01,677 --> 02:03:05,772 If-- lf-- lf-- If l... 1342 02:03:05,981 --> 02:03:10,441 ...shake and tremble as we pass the gallows, don't-- Don't-- 1343 02:03:10,851 --> 02:03:14,617 Don't you mind, hurry on. Now, now, now. 1344 02:03:14,822 --> 02:03:17,484 -Have you more to say to him, sir? -Nothing more. 1345 02:03:17,690 --> 02:03:20,591 -You'd better leave him. -Press on, press on, press on. 1346 02:03:20,793 --> 02:03:22,818 Press on, press on. 1347 02:03:23,030 --> 02:03:25,521 Softly. Softly. No, no! 1348 02:03:25,733 --> 02:03:27,064 It hurts! 1349 02:03:27,267 --> 02:03:29,291 Faster, faster! 1350 02:03:29,502 --> 02:03:31,436 Faster, faster! 1351 02:03:31,639 --> 02:03:35,539 Faster, faster, faster, faster! 1352 02:05:08,534 --> 02:05:12,458 THE END 1353 02:05:13,305 --> 02:05:19,882 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from OpenSubtitles.org