:29:02
I'm sure Mr Lermontov
will be interested, too.
:29:07
- Well?.
- I like it.
:29:09
You like it? You must also like the
National Anthem and the Marseillaise.
:29:14
I hope you won't summon
the full orchestra at dawn
:29:17
to practise those noble melodies?
:29:21
I leave this young man to you,
Lermontov.
:29:23
After all, he is your discovery,
not mine.
:29:28
Mr Craster, I must ask you
to exercise in future
:29:31
a little more control
over your natural ambitions.
:29:34
And why you've chosen Heart 0f Fire
for this early-morning escapade...
:29:39
Good morning, gentlemen...
:29:40
..is a mystery
I shall never hope to solve.
:29:43
May I see that wrong note
in the score, please?
:29:49
Hmm. However,
there are passages in Heart 0f Fire
:29:53
which no one need be ashamed of.
:29:56
Thank you, Mr Lermontov.
:30:09
- Good morning, Miss Page.
- Good morning, Edmund.
:30:13
- Is Lord 0ldham with you?
- Yes, miss.
:30:15
Be careful, miss.
:30:19
- Good morning, Peter.
- Hello, Vicky.
:30:21
- What are you doing here?
- What are you?
:30:23
Having lunch with Boris Lermontov,
the fellow who runs the ballet.
:30:27
- 0h. Business or pleasure?
- A bit of both.
:30:30
Are you shopping or slumming?
:30:32
Don't worry, Grischa.
I'll bring her back at three o'clock.
:30:37
- How are you, madame?
- How are you?
:30:40
Hello, Peter.
I hope we haven't kept you waiting.
:30:43
No, not at all.
:30:44
- Boris, meet my friend Vicky Page.
- How do you do?
:30:50
Can we give you a lift anywhere?
:30:52
- No, thank you, Peter.
- Excuse me, Miss Page.
:30:58
Who? Victoria Page?
yes, she may dance.