Stella Street
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:01:01
Instead of hanging 'round
A smelly dump like this

:01:05
The landlady's getting old
:01:07
And I spy, with my little eye,
something beginning with R.

:01:11
Yeah, run!
:01:15
Eh, you know, Eileen,
after all them posh hotels...

:01:17
...staying with you is like staying
with me favourite auntie.

:01:21
You boys want a square meal after
running from all the girls at the station.

:01:26
Some of them want more
than your autograph.

:01:29
- Let's do something, shall we?
- Okay.

:01:31
One, two, three, four.
:01:32
I should have put some butter
On me toast today

:01:37
But the cornflakes
Have floated away

:01:41
It's always been little bit of a favourite
spot for the celebrities for some reason.

:01:46
I used to see Richard Burton
get out of his huge Daimler...

:01:49
...because he was
a very rich superstar.

:01:53
Wait here all night.
:01:55
Why he had to live in digs here,
I'll never know.

:01:58
Hello, Richard.
On your own again?

:02:01
Trial separation from Elizabeth.
:02:04
- What's that noise?
- Oh, it's them lads from Liverpool.

:02:07
- They're making a film of our house.
- The Moptops?

:02:10
L've hated them
since I've given up solids.

:02:13
"Can't Buy Me Love. "
L did.

:02:16
L first moved here in the very
early '60s, about 1960 or something.

:02:21
And it was a different place
in a lot of ways.

:02:25
Well, for me it was anyway.
Because at that time, I was struggling.

:02:29
Blimey!
L've got three lines in this film.

:02:33
I had a room in Mrs. Huggett's house.
I was in what we call "digs. "

:02:37
Do you know,
that room ain't changed much?

:02:39
Mind you,
she got rid of the syrup tins.

:02:48
Take me to suburbia
:02:51
Take me all the way
:02:54
Those leafy streets are part of me
Each and every day


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