:02:02
Now, why don't you
follow me over here?
:02:05
Great lecture
you gave last night.
:02:08
We're truly honoured
to have you visit us.
:02:11
If you'd like to step in here.
:02:13
There you go, sir.
:02:34
I thought
I was descending into hell.
:02:36
But with these angel faces
to greet me,
:02:39
it must be paradise.
:02:40
Is this the way
to my personal seam?
:02:43
I should have preferred gold.
:02:44
Purple and gold.
:02:45
But we live
in a silver age, alas.
:02:49
So much that is
exquisitely beautiful
:02:51
is wrought from suffering,
from pain, from toil.
:02:54
Broken bones
and blistered skin.
:02:56
Benvenuto Cellini
understood silver.
:02:57
He took the metal
that you mine so nobly down here
:03:01
and transformed it
into works of art
:03:03
for popes and princes.
:03:05
Cellini, is he a wop?
:03:07
A Renaissance man.
In every sense.
:03:09
The greatest silversmith
the world has ever seen.
:03:12
But a genius in life
as well as art.
:03:15
He experimented
with every vice known to man.
:03:18
He committed murder...
:03:19
He killed a man?
:03:21
More than one.
:03:27
Thank you.
:03:31
I'd like to meet this Cellini.
Why didn't you bring him?
:03:34
I'm afraid he's dead.
:03:36
Who shot him?