:23:00
No. No, sir.
:23:02
It wouldn't be right.
:23:03
Liddell... he is your future king.
:23:07
Are you refusing to shake his hand?
:23:09
Does your arrogance extend that far?
:23:13
My arrogance, sir, extends
just as far as my conscience demands.
:23:18
Fine.
:23:20
Then let's hope that's wise enough
to give you room for manoeuvre.
:23:28
All right, sir.
:23:30
Splendid. I'll take you to him now.
:23:47
Your Royal Highness,
may I present Mr Eric Liddell?
:23:52
Delighted, Liddell. Delighted.
:23:54
I saw you play for Scotland.
It depressed me no end.
:23:56
Ran in a couple of tries from your own half.
:23:59
I believe I did, sir, yes.
:24:01
Nice to have you on the same side at last.
:24:04
Excellent effort of Lindsay's, don't you think?
:24:06
- He did well, sir. He did indeed.
- An example to us all.
:24:11
Eric, may I introduce
His Grace the Duke of Sutherland,
:24:14
president of our Olympic Association?
:24:16
- How do you do?
- And our chairman, Lord Cadogan.
:24:21
Have a seat.
:24:23
Make yourself comfortable.
:24:26
Cigar?
:24:28
Oh, no, of course. You don't. Nor drink.
:24:31
Such is the resolution of the young man
you have before you, gentlemen.
:24:41
Lord Birkenhead has advised us
as to your atitude
:24:44
towards your participation
in the 100-metres heats, Liddell.
:24:48
Or would your non-participation
be more accurate?
:24:51
It would, sir, yes.
:24:53
We were also consulted as to
how we should approach the French.
:24:56
Something we can't allow, going
cap in hand to the Frogs, of all people!