1:34:01
[ Scattered Laughter ]
1:34:02
T--
1:34:05
T--
1:34:08
Two households,
1:34:11
both alike in dignity,
1:34:14
in fair Verona,
1:34:17
where we lay our scene.
1:34:20
From ancient grudge break
to new mutiny,
1:34:23
where civil blood
makes civil hands unclean.
1:34:26
From forth the fatal loins
of these two foes...
1:34:29
a pair of star-crossed lovers
take their life...
1:34:33
whose misadventured,
piteous overthrows...
1:34:35
doth with their death
bury their parents' strife.
1:34:42
...the which of you
with patient ears attend,
1:34:45
what here shall miss,
our toil shall strive to mend.
1:34:50
[ Cheering ]
1:34:56
- Wonderful.
- Was it...
1:34:59
good?
1:35:02
[ Applauding, Cheering ]
1:35:04
Gregory, on my word
we'll not carry coals.
1:35:07
No, for then
we should be colliers.
1:35:11
I mean, and we be
in choler we'll draw.
1:35:13
- [ Low Voice ] Master Shakespeare.
- Luck be with you, Sam. Sam!
1:35:16
[ Voice Breaking ] It's not my fault.
I could do it yesterday.
1:35:19
Do me a speech.
Do me a line.
1:35:22
- [ Voice Breaking ]
"Parting is such sweet sorrow."
- [ Winces ]
1:35:26
- Another little problem.
- What do we do now?
1:35:29
- The show must-- You know.
- Go on!
1:35:33
Juliet does not come on for 20 pages.
It will be all right.
1:35:37
- How will it?
- I don't know. It's a mystery.
1:35:39
- Fear me not.
- [ Gregory ] No, marry, I fear thee!
1:35:42
[ Clears Throat ]
1:35:44
- Let them begin.
- I will frown as I pass by.
1:35:47
- Let them take it as they list!
- Nay, as they dare.
1:35:51
I will bite my thumb at them, which
is disgrace to them if they bear it.
1:35:55
Do you bite
your thumb at us, sir?
1:35:58
- I do bite my thumb, sir.
- Excuse me. Thank you.