Monsieur Beaucaire
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1:16:00
Oh, no. We... What
incident? Oh, nothing at all.

1:16:03
Just some poor scoundrel
dressed as a lackey...

1:16:05
shouting that he was the Duke
Deschamps. Duke Deschamps?

1:16:09
That's impossible. I've been
here all the time. Of course.

1:16:12
The poor devil... What did you do to him?
1:16:15
Incidentally, he had
your ring, wh-where is he?

1:16:19
Obviously stolen from Your
Grace. What did you do with him?

1:16:23
What do you suppose we would do...
1:16:25
with a lackey caught impersonating royalty?
1:16:28
I asked you first.
1:16:31
We stand him against the wall.
1:16:33
The men raise their rifles and bing.
1:16:36
Bing?
1:16:39
What a horrible thought.
1:16:41
I have one or two things I must attend to.
1:16:44
If I don't see you again until later,
good luck. I have a few things...

1:16:48
Not nervous, Your Grace. Oh,
no, no. It's just nothing.

1:16:51
You won't need this. No, I've
already done my nails. We'll, let's...

1:16:54
How 'bout getting dressed
first? Is it going to be formal?

1:16:56
Valet?
1:16:58
Allow me, Your Grace.
1:17:00
Here, sir. Your Grace.
1:17:02
Is this the formal job? Yes, sir.
1:17:08
Not so tight.
1:17:14
Who is it?
1:17:16
The king and queen of
France. He's in France!

1:17:25
If Your Majesties will
proceed to the throne room,

1:17:28
I'll inform King Philip
of your arrival. Thank you.

1:17:31
Also notify the Duke
Deschamps. It shall be done.

1:17:38
I must see the duke. Sorry.
He's busy with the general.

1:17:43
Oh! I...
1:17:48
General, one moment.
1:17:52
The king and queen of France
have arrived for the wedding.

1:17:54
Louis? Here? What a stroke of luck.
1:17:57
Your men know what to do?
1:17:59
The moment the barber marries
Maria, they produce Deschamps.


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