:17:01
That means you'll be known
as Mr. Weissman below stairs
for the duration of your stay.
:17:05
We stick to the old customs here.
It saves confusion.
:17:09
- It's about Mr. Weissman's diet.
- Yes?
:17:12
He's a vegetarian.
:17:15
- A what?
- A vegetarian.
:17:17
He doesn't eat meat.
He eats fish, but not meat.
:17:23
Well, I never!
Doesn't eat meat?
:17:26
He's coming for a shooting party,
and he doesn't eat meat.
:17:29
Mr. Weissman doesn't
intend to shoot.
:17:32
I think he just wants to walk
out with them, get a bit of air.
:17:35
Get a bit of air?
:17:37
Yes, thank you.
We'll make the necessary arrangements.
:17:40
Now I suggest you get one of
the servants to take you upstairs.
:17:43
Mr. Weissman is in
the Green bedroom,
:17:45
and you'll be sharing with
Lord Stockbridge's valet--
:17:47
Robert Parks.
:17:56
He's very full of himself, I must say.
"Doesn't eat meat."
:18:00
Now, now, Mrs. Croft. We don't want
to be thought unsophisticated, do we?
:18:03
Mr. Weissman's an American.
They do things differently there.
:18:09
Good boy, now.
Give Louisa a kiss from me.
:18:12
Darling, I'm sorry about that.
:18:14
- I should have made it clear
that Morris just doesn't shoot.
- Don't worry.
:18:17
William's just making a fuss.
He has this ridiculous idea...
:18:19
that Americans all sleep
with guns under their pillows.
:18:21
They do, but they're more for
each other than for killing birds.
:18:24
Remind me.
How are you related to William exactly?
:18:28
Our mothers were first cousins.
:18:31
Don't believe
I ever met William's mother.
:18:33
Didn't she do something
rather original?
:18:36
Well, she was a teacher.
:18:40
And so was mine.
:18:42
- That's marvelous, isn't it?
- Sylvia is so clever.
:18:46
She always finds
such wonderful servants.
:18:49
I don't know how she manages.
:18:51
I'm breaking in
a new maid.
:18:53
I'm simply worn out
with it.
:18:55
Actually, there's nothing
more exhausting, is there?
:18:58
- I don't have a lady's maid.
- Oh. Hello.