:41:00
There was a rally in Rheims,
the Croix-de-Feu.
:41:02
Our Popular Front is not
quite so popular here in the country.
:41:06
The world is veering towards Moscow...
:41:08
which is a little worrying
for us minor landowners.
:41:13
But politics has never been
one of my daughter's stronger points.
:41:16
Take your feet off the couch.
:41:17
-Charles Besse.
-Guy Malyon.
:41:19
You'll be joining us for dinner?
:41:25
Guy recently moved here from England.
:41:29
So, how's the acting?
:41:31
I only did that one film.
It was never going to be a career.
:41:36
Whatever next? I can't keep up with her.
:41:38
First it was dance,
and her room was full of ballet.
:41:40
Then she discovers Stendhal, and,
of course, she wants to be a great novelist.
:41:44
And then there was what, painting?
:41:46
One thing I learned from you, Father,
was never to dwell on one's mistakes.
:41:51
-Where's my stepmother?
-She's probably out walking the dogs.
:41:57
What happened to that Max fellow?
:42:00
A light of other days.
:42:02
I sired a dilettante,
in every aspect of her life.
:42:06
That's why I resent you,
for bequeathing me such superficial genes.
:42:39
They say a winemaker's taste
is the last of his senses to desert him.
:42:44
But Gilda tells me
that you're not much interested in wine.
:42:48
-I was brought up on Guinness.
-We drink Guinness in France.
:42:51
-Very good for an upset stomach.
-The old hair of the dog.
:42:53
Indeed.
:42:58
Why, Gilda,
you're looking very fetching tonight.