Billy Budd (1962) Subtitles

At 00:00:06,000, Character said:

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At 00:00:21,047, Character said: Seventeen ninety-seven...

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At 00:00:22,715, Character said: ... the year of the mutinies
of the fleet at Spithead and at the Nore...

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At 00:00:26,553, Character said: ... and of the continuing war
with republican France.

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At 00:00:30,690, Character said: August the 16th, His Majesty's
frigate, Avenger, on a wartime cruise...

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At 00:00:34,961, Character said: ... with orders to reinforce
the British squadron off the coast of Spain.

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At 00:00:40,700, Character said: John Claggart, master-at-arms,
royal navy.

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At 00:00:45,405, Character said: Edwin Fairfax Vere,
post captain, royal navy.

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At 00:00:49,175, Character said: The Dansker, sailmaker.

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At 00:00:54,147, Character said: Philip Seymour, first lieutenant.

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At 00:00:56,983, Character said: Julian Ratcliffe, second lieutenant.

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At 00:00:59,819, Character said: Steven Wyatt, gunnery officer.

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At 00:01:02,288, Character said: Enoch Jenkins, maintopman.

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At 00:01:04,991, Character said: Squeak, assistant to Mr. Claggart.

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At 00:01:07,927, Character said: Alan Payne, maintopman.

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At 00:01:10,330, Character said: William O'Daniel, maintopman.

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At 00:01:13,132, Character said: Arnold Talbot, maintopman.

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At 00:01:15,935, Character said: Neil Kincaid, maintopman.

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At 00:01:18,805, Character said: Alfred Hallam, captain of marines.

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At 00:01:23,977, Character said: On the same day, at the same hour...

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At 00:01:26,446, Character said: ... the merchant ship, Rights of Man ,
out of Dundee...

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At 00:01:29,482, Character said: ... bound for the West Indies
with a cargo of manufactured goods.

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At 00:01:35,922, Character said: Nathaniel Graveling, ship's master.

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At 00:01:38,958, Character said: Amos Leonard, first mate.

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At 00:01:41,294, Character said: Charles Mathews, merchant seaman.

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At 00:01:45,798, Character said: Billy Budd, merchant seaman.

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At 00:03:04,544, Character said: - Down a little.
- Down a little, sir.

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At 00:03:06,579, Character said: Weren't it better to heave to, sir?
She's a man-of-war.

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At 00:03:11,351, Character said: Not an enemy, is she?

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At 00:03:13,219, Character said: No, sir, she's British.

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At 00:03:17,557, Character said: Her name's the Rights of Man , sir.

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At 00:03:19,425, Character said: It's a dangerous name for a vessel
in this day and age.

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At 00:03:22,128, Character said: - Is she heaving to?
- No, sir.

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At 00:03:24,964, Character said: Aye. It's worse than any enemy.

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At 00:03:28,334, Character said: If she's British, I'll not heave to.

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At 00:03:30,970, Character said: If she's French,
she only wants to sink us.

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At 00:03:33,606, Character said: Every seaman leads his life
in the expectation of being sunk.

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At 00:03:37,377, Character said: If she's British, she'll want to take my best
men from me, and I'll not stand for that.

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At 00:03:41,881, Character said: Hoist the topgallants.

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At 00:03:44,250, Character said: Hoist the topgallants!

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At 00:03:46,853, Character said: Hey, Budd.

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At 00:03:48,588, Character said: Billy Budd, give us a song.

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At 00:03:52,125, Character said: They calls me Hanging Johnny

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At 00:03:56,562, Character said: Away, boys, away

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At 00:04:00,900, Character said: They says I hangs for money

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At 00:04:05,238, Character said: All hang, boys, hang

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At 00:04:09,642, Character said: At first I hanged my Sally

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At 00:04:13,913, Character said: Away, boys, away

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At 00:04:18,017, Character said: And then I hanged my family

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At 00:04:23,389, Character said: She's hoisting more canvas.

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At 00:04:27,660, Character said: - They appear to be singing, sir.
- Yes.

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At 00:04:30,196, Character said: Are they so ignorant
they cannot understand our purpose?

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At 00:04:32,932, Character said: Oh, I doubt that it's ignorance
which motivates their actions, Mr. Ratcliffe.

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At 00:04:37,637, Character said: Captain Hallam.

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At 00:04:40,306, Character said: - Sir?
- We all envy your word of command.

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At 00:04:43,409, Character said: Tell them to heave to, if you will,
with my compliments.

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At 00:04:46,145, Character said: Ta.

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At 00:04:47,980, Character said: Away, boys, away

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At 00:04:51,717, Character said: Captain's compliments...

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At 00:04:53,820, Character said: ...will you heave to?
- Captain, they're ordering us to heave to.

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At 00:04:58,391, Character said: There can be no mistaking
their meaning now.

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At 00:05:01,427, Character said: That don't prevent me
being a bit hard of hearing, do it?

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At 00:05:05,398, Character said: - Fall off.
- Fall off, sir.

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At 00:05:07,567, Character said: I'll get the best I can out of her.

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At 00:05:19,779, Character said: She appears to be falling off
to make a fair wind of it, sir.

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At 00:05:23,449, Character said: You sure she's not a Frenchman
in disguise, sir?

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At 00:05:25,818, Character said: Nothing so adventurous,
I'm afraid, Ratcliffe.

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At 00:05:28,087, Character said: Her refusal to heave to
proves she's one of ours.

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At 00:05:30,523, Character said: But I will be obeyed.

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At 00:05:33,059, Character said: Send a shot across her bows.

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At 00:05:35,428, Character said: We're at war, Mr. Seymour.

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At 00:05:38,297, Character said: Fire the bow chaser!

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At 00:05:51,010, Character said: Well, I can't pretend
to be blind too, can I?

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At 00:05:56,382, Character said: Back the main yard, Mr. Mate.

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At 00:06:02,955, Character said: Backing the main yard, sir?

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At 00:06:04,857, Character said: There's no avoiding it, man.
Get up on the focs'le.

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At 00:06:21,908, Character said: If I spit now,
I'd get him fair and square, man.

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At 00:06:24,443, Character said: Why do you waste it on him?
He's not so bad.

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At 00:06:26,612, Character said: There's no difference
between any of them.

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At 00:06:39,825, Character said: Cast off forward.

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At 00:06:41,527, Character said: And what do you want, then?

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At 00:06:43,729, Character said: Down oars.

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At 00:06:46,132, Character said: All together.

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At 00:07:00,146, Character said: All hands on deck.

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At 00:07:02,848, Character said: All hands right over to the focs'le.

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At 00:07:08,554, Character said: Budd. Billy Budd. Get up aloft again.
Maybe they won't see you.

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At 00:07:25,271, Character said: Men lined up already, captain?

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At 00:07:27,840, Character said: There's no doubt about your intentions.

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At 00:07:30,810, Character said: Is that why you failed
to obey our order?

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At 00:07:33,980, Character said: I never thought I'd see the day when
I'd pray for a French sail on the horizon.

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At 00:07:38,017, Character said: A French sail? Why?

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At 00:07:40,319, Character said: Then the royal navy
could do its duty for a change...

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At 00:07:43,055, Character said: ...protect our merchant ships
instead of preying on them.

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At 00:07:45,825, Character said: You have ideas of your own, captain.

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At 00:07:48,461, Character said: I'm not alone in that.

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At 00:08:14,186, Character said: What's this man's record?

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At 00:08:16,656, Character said: - Good.
- He looks a likely man.

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At 00:08:19,959, Character said: What, with the whole of the Nore
and the mutiny?

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At 00:08:22,862, Character said: Who's the likely man now, lieutenant?
Aye, there was officers killed and all.

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At 00:08:28,334, Character said: Where did you hear this?

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At 00:08:30,169, Character said: Aye, it's common knowledge.

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At 00:08:32,004, Character said: We're not long out of port.
The mainland's buzzing with it.

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At 00:08:35,007, Character said: Read the newspapers. They're talking
about reforms in the House of Commons.

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At 00:08:38,711, Character said: You know what that means.

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At 00:08:40,112, Character said: It means the reforms
are nearly a century overdue.

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At 00:08:54,260, Character said: - Who is that?
- Billy. Billy Budd.

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At 00:08:59,732, Character said: According to the rights of war...

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At 00:09:01,667, Character said: ...a man-of-war can impress a seaman
from any other vessel.

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At 00:09:04,603, Character said: - Do you understand that, Billy?
- Aye, captain.

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At 00:09:07,106, Character said: You also understand
there's nothing I can do?

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At 00:09:09,408, Character said: Aye, captain.

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At 00:09:11,077, Character said: You understand too much too well.

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At 00:09:14,180, Character said: Are you at least sorry to be leaving?

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At 00:09:16,148, Character said: Aye, that I **, captain.
It's a good ship, this.

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At 00:09:19,952, Character said: You helped make it good.

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At 00:09:21,921, Character said: A man-of-war, you'll find, is different.

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At 00:09:25,358, Character said: - Different, sir?
- Aye, Billy.

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At 00:09:28,728, Character said: Do your work well, keep your mouth shut,
except at meal times.

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At 00:09:33,466, Character said: It's not as it is here.

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At 00:09:36,135, Character said: Now, there's a good lad.
Go forward and get your gear.

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At 00:09:39,839, Character said: Aye, captain.

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At 00:09:56,822, Character said: My compliments to your captain.

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At 00:09:58,557, Character said: Tell him I regret
I do not command a faster ship.

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At 00:10:04,497, Character said: Cast off forward.

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At 00:10:08,167, Character said: Take that oar.

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At 00:10:10,503, Character said: Up together.

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At 00:10:32,191, Character said: God go with you, Billy Budd...

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At 00:10:34,627, Character said: ...for it's a fact that you go with God.

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At 00:10:38,297, Character said: Goodbye to you all.

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At 00:10:41,100, Character said: - Goodbye to you too, old Rights of Man.
- What do...