1 00:02:56,613 --> 00:02:58,695 I understand, yes. Thank you so much, Mr. Jeffries. 2 00:02:58,782 --> 00:03:00,648 Thank you. You'll have the money by the end of the day. 3 00:03:03,495 --> 00:03:04,360 Let's go. 4 00:03:06,748 --> 00:03:09,080 Phineas, hurry up. We're gonna miss the train. 5 00:03:15,799 --> 00:03:16,960 Stand up straight. 6 00:03:18,844 --> 00:03:21,131 Wipe that muck off. 7 00:03:24,057 --> 00:03:25,263 Pinkie up. 8 00:03:27,561 --> 00:03:29,427 Arm extended, elbow out. 9 00:03:32,107 --> 00:03:33,689 Sip, never slurp. 10 00:03:38,071 --> 00:03:41,280 Pinkie in the air, arm extended... 11 00:03:41,658 --> 00:03:42,819 elbow out. 12 00:03:43,869 --> 00:03:45,200 Keep your cup level. 13 00:03:46,204 --> 00:03:48,286 Gently lower your cup. 14 00:03:49,207 --> 00:03:50,914 Shall we do it again? 15 00:03:51,626 --> 00:03:52,616 Pinkie in the air... 16 00:03:53,962 --> 00:03:56,420 arm extended, elbow out. 17 00:03:57,174 --> 00:03:58,881 Gracefully. 18 00:04:04,014 --> 00:04:05,049 Charity, come here. 19 00:04:14,858 --> 00:04:16,098 Your dress. 20 00:04:17,027 --> 00:04:19,018 Is this how we've taught you to behave? 21 00:04:20,280 --> 00:04:21,361 It's my fault, sir. 22 00:04:23,366 --> 00:04:24,606 I made her laugh. 23 00:04:24,701 --> 00:04:26,988 Well, thank you for your honesty. 24 00:04:30,081 --> 00:04:31,446 Stay away from my daughter. 25 00:04:54,606 --> 00:04:55,812 How'd you get out? 26 00:04:56,483 --> 00:04:57,439 The window. 27 00:05:00,320 --> 00:05:02,357 Father is sending me to finishing school. 28 00:05:03,907 --> 00:05:05,864 I don't know what my future will be. 29 00:05:07,369 --> 00:05:08,404 I do. 30 00:06:49,346 --> 00:06:50,302 Charity! 31 00:07:20,085 --> 00:07:20,950 Hey! 32 00:07:50,740 --> 00:07:53,732 Newspapers! Amazing stories from around the world! 33 00:08:20,103 --> 00:08:23,095 Come! Join the Great American Railroad! 34 00:08:23,189 --> 00:08:25,772 Three meals a day. Roof over your head. 35 00:08:25,859 --> 00:08:30,103 Fair and ample wages. Come, make your fortune! 36 00:08:30,196 --> 00:08:32,403 See the open plains of America! 37 00:08:32,490 --> 00:08:35,949 Opportunity awaits you, sir, out on the rails! 38 00:08:52,177 --> 00:08:53,212 Sir, I... 39 00:08:54,054 --> 00:08:55,761 I know I don't come from much, but... 40 00:08:57,140 --> 00:08:58,471 I will take care of your daughter 41 00:08:58,558 --> 00:09:00,515 and I will give her a life as grand as this one. 42 00:09:07,901 --> 00:09:09,357 Bye, Mother. 43 00:09:10,904 --> 00:09:12,019 She'll be back. 44 00:09:12,489 --> 00:09:15,277 Sooner or later, she'll tire of your life... 45 00:09:15,742 --> 00:09:17,073 of having nothing, 46 00:09:17,160 --> 00:09:18,821 and she'll come running back home. 47 00:11:21,075 --> 00:11:22,190 - Mr. Smith? - Yes. 48 00:11:22,285 --> 00:11:23,946 - Have a look at this. - Of course. 49 00:11:42,305 --> 00:11:43,591 Yes, yes, I see it. 50 00:11:44,641 --> 00:11:46,131 Thank you, Chalmers, that'll do. 51 00:11:46,226 --> 00:11:48,342 Sir, Phineas Taylor Barnum. 52 00:11:48,436 --> 00:11:50,177 Uh, if I may, sir, 53 00:11:50,271 --> 00:11:52,012 I believe I have skills and ideas 54 00:11:52,106 --> 00:11:53,312 that go well beyond punching numbers 55 00:11:53,399 --> 00:11:54,434 into an adding machine. 56 00:11:54,525 --> 00:11:57,688 Well, I've read about this German fellow, Lilienthal, I believe, who's developed 57 00:11:57,779 --> 00:12:00,146 a glider that can take a man in the air, sir. 58 00:12:00,240 --> 00:12:01,105 Isn't that amazing? 59 00:12:01,616 --> 00:12:03,482 I mean, if you were to apply that to this business, 60 00:12:03,576 --> 00:12:05,362 - it would be revolutionary. - Gentlemen! 61 00:12:05,870 --> 00:12:07,201 Can I have your attention? 62 00:12:08,039 --> 00:12:09,200 You're all dismissed. 63 00:12:10,875 --> 00:12:11,865 Bankrupt? 64 00:12:12,418 --> 00:12:14,284 I thought the company had a dozen trading ships. 65 00:12:14,379 --> 00:12:16,245 Yes, at the bottom of the South China Sea. 66 00:12:17,006 --> 00:12:18,838 Typhoon sank 'em all. 67 00:12:56,796 --> 00:12:59,584 - Tag, you're it! - Oh, you're in for it! 68 00:13:00,049 --> 00:13:01,790 - Hey. - Oh, God! 69 00:13:02,385 --> 00:13:03,295 You're home early. 70 00:13:03,761 --> 00:13:05,217 And until further notice. 71 00:13:09,517 --> 00:13:11,349 Well, I didn't think you were long for that job. 72 00:13:11,436 --> 00:13:12,767 Or any job, apparently. 73 00:13:13,938 --> 00:13:15,770 That's what makes our life together so exciting. 74 00:13:16,357 --> 00:13:17,222 Charity. 75 00:13:21,112 --> 00:13:23,069 This isn't the life I promised you. 76 00:13:23,990 --> 00:13:25,572 But I have everything I want. 77 00:13:25,658 --> 00:13:26,773 What about the magic? 78 00:13:27,368 --> 00:13:28,950 What do you call those two girls? 79 00:13:31,914 --> 00:13:33,871 Hey, you partners, look who moseyed into the corral. 80 00:13:35,793 --> 00:13:36,828 Daddy! 81 00:13:36,919 --> 00:13:38,409 - Come here! - Did you bring a present? 82 00:13:38,504 --> 00:13:39,835 A present for what? 83 00:13:39,922 --> 00:13:41,629 - For my birthday! - Your what? 84 00:13:41,716 --> 00:13:43,252 - My birthday. - It's not your birthday. 85 00:13:44,344 --> 00:13:46,255 Okay, I do have a present... 86 00:13:46,888 --> 00:13:48,754 but not just any present. Oh, no. 87 00:13:49,432 --> 00:13:51,514 The most amazing birthday present ever. 88 00:13:53,019 --> 00:13:55,226 This extraordinary machine was originally created 89 00:13:55,313 --> 00:13:57,850 by Leonardo da Vinci, 400 years ago. 90 00:13:57,940 --> 00:13:59,772 But the blueprints had been lost for centuries 91 00:13:59,859 --> 00:14:01,896 until just last week, on a stormy night, 92 00:14:01,986 --> 00:14:04,068 when a sunken pirate ship washed up 93 00:14:04,155 --> 00:14:05,816 on the shores of Nantucket. 94 00:14:05,907 --> 00:14:08,194 They found skeletons and treasures 95 00:14:08,284 --> 00:14:09,991 and the blueprints were recovered 96 00:14:10,078 --> 00:14:15,118 by none other than J.W. Mercantile. 97 00:14:15,208 --> 00:14:17,620 The blueprints crossed my desk very briefly 98 00:14:17,710 --> 00:14:19,576 but I managed to commit them to memory. 99 00:14:19,670 --> 00:14:23,129 And if I have remembered correctly... 100 00:14:30,515 --> 00:14:31,926 Happy birthday, Caroline. 101 00:14:39,607 --> 00:14:41,393 This is a wishing machine. 102 00:14:41,484 --> 00:14:43,225 You tell it your wishes... 103 00:14:44,737 --> 00:14:47,195 and it keeps them safe until they come true. 104 00:14:47,782 --> 00:14:50,820 Even if you forget them, they're always there. 105 00:14:51,744 --> 00:14:52,609 Can I tell a wish? 106 00:14:52,703 --> 00:14:54,159 Step right up. Go ahead. 107 00:14:55,623 --> 00:14:58,490 I wish to marry Santa Claus. 108 00:14:58,584 --> 00:15:00,495 That is a good wish. 109 00:15:01,963 --> 00:15:02,828 I wish... 110 00:15:03,965 --> 00:15:05,672 for ballet slippers. 111 00:15:11,764 --> 00:15:13,550 Hey, that's... that's a good wish, too. 112 00:15:14,559 --> 00:15:16,015 What's your wish, Mommy? 113 00:15:17,895 --> 00:15:18,976 I wish... 114 00:15:24,152 --> 00:15:26,735 for happiness like this forever 115 00:15:27,196 --> 00:15:28,812 for you and you... 116 00:15:30,533 --> 00:15:31,694 and for your father. 117 00:15:32,952 --> 00:15:34,067 Boring! 118 00:15:34,162 --> 00:15:36,324 Boring? 119 00:15:36,414 --> 00:15:38,576 Since when has happiness ever been boring? 120 00:16:27,381 --> 00:16:30,715 The goat prices go up, so the pork bellies go down. 121 00:16:32,053 --> 00:16:34,135 - Charles, we're leaving. - Huh? 122 00:16:34,222 --> 00:16:35,508 This bank only wants to lend money 123 00:16:35,598 --> 00:16:36,759 to people with money. 124 00:16:41,312 --> 00:16:43,223 What are you looking at, flop-doodle? 125 00:16:46,067 --> 00:16:47,182 Mr. Barnum. 126 00:16:50,196 --> 00:16:53,860 This venture you propose is risky and somewhat bizarre. 127 00:16:53,950 --> 00:16:55,816 It's a good bet is what it is, sir. 128 00:16:55,910 --> 00:16:57,400 People don't want to admit it... 129 00:16:57,495 --> 00:17:00,112 but they're fascinated with the exotic and the macabre. 130 00:17:00,206 --> 00:17:01,412 It's why we stare at it. 131 00:17:02,041 --> 00:17:04,203 The bank is going to need substantial collateral. 132 00:17:06,128 --> 00:17:09,086 Of course. I, uh... I wouldn't suggest otherwise. 133 00:17:09,173 --> 00:17:12,291 The deed and title to my entire flotilla of trading vessels. 134 00:17:16,222 --> 00:17:18,384 Why would a bank loan us $10,000? 135 00:17:18,474 --> 00:17:20,010 Because we put up collateral. 136 00:17:20,851 --> 00:17:22,558 But, dear, we don't have any collateral. 137 00:17:22,645 --> 00:17:24,431 Sure we do. In the South China Seas. 138 00:17:24,522 --> 00:17:25,808 In the South China Seas? 139 00:17:25,898 --> 00:17:28,356 Deep in the South China Seas. 140 00:17:28,442 --> 00:17:30,183 And what did we buy with this loan? 141 00:17:31,696 --> 00:17:34,654 "Barnum's American Museum of Curiosities." 142 00:17:34,740 --> 00:17:36,322 What kind of museum is it? 143 00:17:39,245 --> 00:17:40,701 A place to be transported. 144 00:17:40,788 --> 00:17:42,199 A place where people can see things 145 00:17:42,290 --> 00:17:43,246 they've never seen before. 146 00:17:43,874 --> 00:17:44,705 Huh? 147 00:17:44,792 --> 00:17:46,703 - Wax figures? - Yeah. Yeah. 148 00:17:46,794 --> 00:17:48,660 They're all the rage in Europe. Look. 149 00:17:48,754 --> 00:17:51,212 Marie Antoinette with the sore throat. Napoleon. 150 00:17:51,299 --> 00:17:52,755 Come here. See? 151 00:17:53,426 --> 00:17:55,667 You've already met some of the most famous folks in history. 152 00:17:56,053 --> 00:17:57,214 But they're not all wax. 153 00:17:57,513 --> 00:18:01,051 This is the great... O'Malley. 154 00:18:01,142 --> 00:18:03,759 Master of sleight of hand. A king of deception. 155 00:18:03,853 --> 00:18:05,469 You don't look like a magician. 156 00:18:06,397 --> 00:18:07,262 I'm a thief. 157 00:18:07,857 --> 00:18:10,064 A very good thief. I caught him nicking my watch. 158 00:18:11,068 --> 00:18:12,103 - See? - An elephant! 159 00:18:12,194 --> 00:18:13,229 Not just any elephant. 160 00:18:13,321 --> 00:18:15,107 I can get you somethin' real nice. Just say the word. 161 00:18:15,197 --> 00:18:16,278 Oh. Thank you. 162 00:18:16,365 --> 00:18:17,696 Oh, yeah. This is a ten-ton bull 163 00:18:17,783 --> 00:18:19,694 straight from the plains of Africa. 164 00:18:19,785 --> 00:18:22,152 And look at that. 165 00:18:22,246 --> 00:18:24,283 The tallest giraffe in the world. 166 00:18:24,373 --> 00:18:25,659 Can I climb up its leg? 167 00:18:25,750 --> 00:18:28,037 Absolutely not. Okay. 168 00:18:28,127 --> 00:18:30,585 Now... I know how it looks. 169 00:18:31,255 --> 00:18:32,586 If you didn't, I'd be worried. 170 00:18:32,673 --> 00:18:34,084 I mean, it just needs a little work, but... 171 00:18:34,425 --> 00:18:35,881 The loan has to be paid back every month. 172 00:18:35,968 --> 00:18:37,754 Oh, yeah, we're gonna pay it. We just need customers. 173 00:18:37,845 --> 00:18:39,176 - Hundreds of them. - We're gonna get them. 174 00:18:42,767 --> 00:18:44,257 Welcome to the Barnum Museum. 175 00:18:44,352 --> 00:18:45,717 It is one hour of your time, sir, 176 00:18:45,811 --> 00:18:47,142 but it will change your life. 177 00:18:47,229 --> 00:18:50,438 - We have shows on the hour every hour. - I love your dress. 178 00:18:50,524 --> 00:18:53,357 Surely not for the faint of heart, but I can tell you're gonna love it. 179 00:18:53,444 --> 00:18:55,481 Half price for anyone who's wearing a hat. 180 00:18:55,571 --> 00:18:57,061 Ho, ho! That's you, sir. 181 00:18:57,156 --> 00:18:58,863 Welcome to the Barnum Museum. 182 00:19:05,247 --> 00:19:06,578 Load of garbage. 183 00:19:06,666 --> 00:19:08,498 Goodness, no. It's rubbish. 184 00:19:08,584 --> 00:19:10,450 Welcome to the Barnum Museum, where everyone's special... 185 00:19:10,544 --> 00:19:11,454 How many tickets? 186 00:19:12,171 --> 00:19:13,582 - Three. - Three. 187 00:19:39,699 --> 00:19:41,064 Daddy. 188 00:19:45,538 --> 00:19:47,028 Daddy. 189 00:19:52,294 --> 00:19:54,410 Did you sell any more tickets today? 190 00:19:54,588 --> 00:19:55,999 A few. Yeah. 191 00:19:56,757 --> 00:19:58,794 Most everyone was rushing home, it's Friday, but... 192 00:20:01,762 --> 00:20:02,843 we sold a few. 193 00:20:04,056 --> 00:20:07,845 I think you have too many dead things in your museum, Daddy. 194 00:20:07,935 --> 00:20:08,925 Do you? 195 00:20:09,437 --> 00:20:12,555 She's right. You need something alive. 196 00:20:15,818 --> 00:20:16,979 Go to sleep, both of you. 197 00:20:17,403 --> 00:20:19,565 Something sensational. 198 00:20:20,364 --> 00:20:21,775 That's a big word. 199 00:20:21,866 --> 00:20:23,197 It's your word. 200 00:20:24,118 --> 00:20:26,359 Something that isn't stuffed. 201 00:20:27,121 --> 00:20:30,159 - Like a mermaid. - Or a unicorn. 202 00:20:30,958 --> 00:20:32,699 Unicorns aren't real. 203 00:20:33,377 --> 00:20:35,243 Well, mermaids aren't real either. 204 00:21:02,156 --> 00:21:03,692 You must be Gertrude Stratton. 205 00:21:04,450 --> 00:21:05,531 I'm looking for your son. 206 00:21:06,494 --> 00:21:07,655 I don't have a son. 207 00:21:08,537 --> 00:21:09,993 The hospital record says you do. 208 00:21:10,080 --> 00:21:12,367 Charles, right? Age 22? 209 00:21:17,296 --> 00:21:18,457 Charles! 210 00:21:20,299 --> 00:21:21,505 Charles! 211 00:21:35,356 --> 00:21:36,812 P.T. Barnum, at your service. 212 00:21:38,609 --> 00:21:40,316 I am putting together a show 213 00:21:40,820 --> 00:21:42,106 and I need a star. 214 00:21:43,280 --> 00:21:44,770 You want people to laugh at me. 215 00:21:45,407 --> 00:21:46,738 Well, they're laughing anyway, kid, 216 00:21:46,826 --> 00:21:47,907 so might as well get paid. 217 00:21:57,419 --> 00:21:59,410 I see a soldier, no, a general 218 00:21:59,505 --> 00:22:02,793 riding across the stage with a sword and a gun, 219 00:22:02,883 --> 00:22:04,544 and... and... 220 00:22:04,635 --> 00:22:06,842 And the most beautiful uniform ever made. 221 00:22:07,596 --> 00:22:09,086 People will come from all over the world, 222 00:22:09,181 --> 00:22:11,047 and when they see him, they won't laugh. 223 00:22:17,147 --> 00:22:18,433 They'll salute. 224 00:22:34,832 --> 00:22:35,913 How's it looking, girls? 225 00:22:42,756 --> 00:22:44,497 Hey! You looking for freaks? 226 00:22:44,592 --> 00:22:46,333 I know where you can find one of them. 227 00:22:47,595 --> 00:22:48,801 Really? 228 00:22:53,058 --> 00:22:54,093 Come on, girls. 229 00:22:58,981 --> 00:23:00,016 Hello. 230 00:23:00,107 --> 00:23:01,313 Sir, you shouldn't be here. 231 00:23:01,400 --> 00:23:03,107 I'm sorry. Who's doing that singing? 232 00:23:06,196 --> 00:23:07,152 It's you, isn't it? 233 00:23:08,657 --> 00:23:10,068 Sir, I'll have to ask you to leave. 234 00:23:10,159 --> 00:23:12,366 You are so talented, blessed... 235 00:23:15,039 --> 00:23:16,245 extraordinary. 236 00:23:17,708 --> 00:23:18,823 Unique. 237 00:23:20,461 --> 00:23:22,168 I would even say beautiful. 238 00:23:24,548 --> 00:23:25,754 Sir. 239 00:23:26,592 --> 00:23:28,048 Please leave me alone. 240 00:23:36,101 --> 00:23:37,887 They don't understand, but they will. 241 00:23:52,326 --> 00:23:53,691 This line is so... 242 00:23:53,786 --> 00:23:57,575 Oh, my God! Oh, goodness. 243 00:23:57,665 --> 00:24:01,875 Okay. Anne and W.D. Wheeler. Brother and sister? 244 00:24:01,961 --> 00:24:03,952 - Yes, sir. - Terrific. And what do you do? 245 00:24:04,630 --> 00:24:05,745 - Trapeze. - Trapeze. 246 00:24:07,716 --> 00:24:09,673 - Okay. - You know, people aren't gonna like it 247 00:24:09,760 --> 00:24:10,795 if you put us on the stage. 248 00:24:11,178 --> 00:24:12,509 Oh, I'm counting on it. 249 00:24:14,974 --> 00:24:18,968 - Is this over... your... - Entire body. 250 00:24:19,061 --> 00:24:20,551 Terrific. I don't need to see it. 251 00:24:24,233 --> 00:24:27,601 Now. Yes! 252 00:24:29,989 --> 00:24:31,479 Can I just ask how heavy you are? 253 00:24:31,573 --> 00:24:32,904 Do you have a number for that? 254 00:24:33,283 --> 00:24:36,241 - I prefer not to say, but... - Just between you and me. 255 00:24:36,328 --> 00:24:38,820 500 pounds. 256 00:24:38,914 --> 00:24:42,828 - 750 pounds, you said? - 750 pounds, it is! 257 00:24:52,469 --> 00:24:53,334 What is your name? 258 00:24:54,221 --> 00:24:56,212 Vasily Palvos, sir. 259 00:24:56,849 --> 00:24:58,260 Yeah, we're gonna change that name. 260 00:24:58,350 --> 00:25:00,432 Uh, I think you're Irish. 261 00:25:02,563 --> 00:25:03,769 We have a show! 262 00:25:05,941 --> 00:25:08,228 That's good, but I need it five times bigger! 263 00:25:08,318 --> 00:25:09,479 And I want it everywhere! 264 00:25:09,570 --> 00:25:11,231 Carriages, sides of trains, 265 00:25:11,321 --> 00:25:14,655 trolleys, crates, milk bottles, everywhere they look! 266 00:25:14,742 --> 00:25:17,325 Barnum's American Museum. 267 00:25:20,539 --> 00:25:21,950 Nice to see you, sir. 268 00:25:35,721 --> 00:25:36,756 Two, please. 269 00:26:20,724 --> 00:26:21,680 Whoa! 270 00:26:44,957 --> 00:26:46,118 Lettie! Lettie! 271 00:26:46,208 --> 00:26:47,414 - They're waiting! - For what? 272 00:26:47,501 --> 00:26:48,991 For you. 273 00:26:49,086 --> 00:26:50,167 They don't know it yet... 274 00:26:51,046 --> 00:26:52,252 but they are gonna love you. 275 00:26:54,007 --> 00:26:55,088 Trust me. 276 00:27:00,139 --> 00:27:02,551 Tom! Up, up! 277 00:28:12,669 --> 00:28:14,785 Bravo! 278 00:28:17,341 --> 00:28:19,173 That was great! 279 00:28:19,259 --> 00:28:21,250 - More! - Fantastic! 280 00:28:21,970 --> 00:28:23,210 This is bad. 281 00:28:24,681 --> 00:28:26,422 "Criminal."Degrading." 282 00:28:27,226 --> 00:28:28,557 "A circus." I like "circus." 283 00:28:28,644 --> 00:28:30,055 That's right, fat boy! 284 00:28:32,397 --> 00:28:34,354 You gonna protect that bearded lady? 285 00:28:34,441 --> 00:28:35,431 Hey! 286 00:28:37,277 --> 00:28:38,642 - Hey! That's enough! - Freak! 287 00:28:39,154 --> 00:28:40,690 Walter! 288 00:28:40,781 --> 00:28:42,067 Inside, all of you. Right now. 289 00:28:42,157 --> 00:28:43,488 Look at 'em run! 290 00:28:43,575 --> 00:28:45,942 - We don't want your kind! - Get outta here! 291 00:28:46,036 --> 00:28:48,994 That's right, you freaks! Your master's calling! 292 00:28:49,081 --> 00:28:50,367 That's quite enough, sir. 293 00:28:54,586 --> 00:28:56,168 Nothing more to look at! 294 00:28:57,381 --> 00:28:58,917 At your service! 295 00:29:00,175 --> 00:29:01,916 Reprint this review in every paper in New York. 296 00:29:02,010 --> 00:29:03,921 Half price tickets to anyone who brings it in. 297 00:30:44,112 --> 00:30:46,604 Peanuts. Get your peanuts here. 298 00:30:47,115 --> 00:30:50,233 Hot, salted peanuts. Piping hot! 299 00:30:50,327 --> 00:30:51,488 One for me, one for the lady. 300 00:30:52,579 --> 00:30:53,944 O'Malley. 301 00:30:58,043 --> 00:31:00,660 Ah, Mr. Bennett from the Herald. 302 00:31:00,754 --> 00:31:02,791 Come to take in another show, huh? 303 00:31:02,881 --> 00:31:04,042 Tell me, Mr. Barnum, 304 00:31:04,132 --> 00:31:05,247 does it bother you 305 00:31:05,342 --> 00:31:07,959 that everything you're selling is fake? 306 00:31:08,845 --> 00:31:10,210 Do these smiles seem fake? 307 00:31:10,680 --> 00:31:12,591 It doesn't matter where they come from. The joy is real. 308 00:31:12,682 --> 00:31:14,264 So, you are a philanthropist? 309 00:31:14,643 --> 00:31:17,135 Well, hyperbole isn't the worst crime. 310 00:31:17,437 --> 00:31:20,225 Men suffer more from imagining too little than too much. 311 00:31:20,315 --> 00:31:22,727 The creed of a true fraud. 312 00:31:24,361 --> 00:31:26,352 Mr. Bennett, when was the last time you smiled 313 00:31:26,446 --> 00:31:28,687 or had a good laugh? Like a real laugh? 314 00:31:30,283 --> 00:31:32,866 A theater critic who can't find joy in the theater. 315 00:31:33,412 --> 00:31:34,777 Now who's a fraud? 316 00:31:37,916 --> 00:31:39,372 Oh, Mr. Bennett. 317 00:31:40,127 --> 00:31:42,414 That word you used to describe my show? 318 00:31:43,922 --> 00:31:44,912 Has a nice ring to it. 319 00:31:53,849 --> 00:31:56,637 And right this way. 320 00:31:57,227 --> 00:32:00,140 Don't you think there's enough blind trust in my life? 321 00:32:00,230 --> 00:32:01,641 Well, isn't that what makes it fun? 322 00:32:01,731 --> 00:32:05,099 Keep coming. Okay. Are you ready? 323 00:32:12,325 --> 00:32:13,815 - Is it? - It is. 324 00:32:16,913 --> 00:32:18,369 Come on. Let's go. 325 00:32:19,332 --> 00:32:20,618 Push. 326 00:32:22,794 --> 00:32:23,784 - Oh. - Wow. 327 00:32:25,755 --> 00:32:27,337 Helen, that's for you. 328 00:32:30,302 --> 00:32:33,294 And, Caroline, this is for you. 329 00:32:40,562 --> 00:32:43,054 There's a ballet school right down the street. 330 00:32:43,148 --> 00:32:44,934 Just past your parents' house, actually. 331 00:32:47,527 --> 00:32:49,017 Don't tell me you bought this house 332 00:32:49,112 --> 00:32:51,524 just to rub my parents' noses in your success? 333 00:32:51,615 --> 00:32:53,322 Well, that wasn't the only reason. 334 00:32:54,910 --> 00:32:56,526 This is the life I promised you. 335 00:32:57,954 --> 00:32:58,910 Shall we? 336 00:32:59,539 --> 00:33:00,404 Phin... 337 00:33:02,000 --> 00:33:02,990 it's beautiful, 338 00:33:03,084 --> 00:33:04,620 but you know, we don't need all of this to be... 339 00:33:04,711 --> 00:33:06,452 It only took me 25 years, but... 340 00:33:07,589 --> 00:33:09,171 welcome home, Charity Barnum. 341 00:33:48,004 --> 00:33:49,995 - Hello, there. - There goes Barnum. 342 00:33:57,472 --> 00:33:59,588 Hey, sweetheart, who's that young man over there? 343 00:34:00,141 --> 00:34:01,347 Oh, that's Phillip Carlyle. 344 00:34:01,893 --> 00:34:03,679 A bit of a scandal, they say. 345 00:34:04,437 --> 00:34:05,848 His last play was a hit in London. 346 00:34:05,939 --> 00:34:07,145 - Play? - Mmm. 347 00:34:07,232 --> 00:34:10,065 You pay good money to watch people stand around and talk for two hours, 348 00:34:10,151 --> 00:34:11,641 and they call me a con man. 349 00:34:11,736 --> 00:34:14,854 Ew, what's that smell? Do you smell that? 350 00:34:14,948 --> 00:34:17,155 Ew. Something does smell. 351 00:34:17,242 --> 00:34:19,984 Oh, I know what it is. Peanuts. 352 00:34:29,963 --> 00:34:31,328 I can see it right now. 353 00:34:31,423 --> 00:34:32,754 "Youngest prima ballerina 354 00:34:32,841 --> 00:34:34,423 in the history of the City Ballet." 355 00:34:36,303 --> 00:34:37,509 I'm quitting. 356 00:34:37,596 --> 00:34:38,802 What? Why would you quit? 357 00:34:39,472 --> 00:34:41,930 I started too late. I'll never catch up. 358 00:34:42,017 --> 00:34:43,928 Caroline, you were the best dancer on that stage. 359 00:34:45,729 --> 00:34:47,311 What? You think I can't spot talent? 360 00:34:48,440 --> 00:34:50,397 Ballet takes years of hard work. 361 00:34:51,026 --> 00:34:52,608 It's not like the circus. 362 00:34:54,112 --> 00:34:55,193 You can't just fake it. 363 00:34:59,868 --> 00:35:01,859 She can't quit. No. No, I mean, she just... 364 00:35:02,454 --> 00:35:04,240 She just feels out of place with the other girls. 365 00:35:04,331 --> 00:35:05,913 Well, I should certainly hope so. 366 00:35:05,999 --> 00:35:07,956 I've never seen so many little prima Donnas in my life. 367 00:35:08,418 --> 00:35:10,375 Yeah, but those prima Donnas are the most important thing 368 00:35:10,462 --> 00:35:11,793 in the world to her right now. 369 00:35:11,880 --> 00:35:14,042 She'll learn to ignore them just like I did. 370 00:35:14,132 --> 00:35:15,588 She shouldn't have to. 371 00:35:15,675 --> 00:35:17,586 New York society will never accept us. 372 00:35:17,677 --> 00:35:19,384 If they did, they'd have to stop judging 373 00:35:19,471 --> 00:35:21,212 and actually do something with their lives. 374 00:35:21,306 --> 00:35:22,512 This isn't about me. 375 00:35:23,933 --> 00:35:24,798 Oh. 376 00:35:25,310 --> 00:35:27,221 So it's different than everything else then? 377 00:35:28,521 --> 00:35:30,683 I just want her to be proud of who she is, of her family. 378 00:35:30,774 --> 00:35:32,435 She is proud. 379 00:35:33,234 --> 00:35:35,441 We don't have to be the Carlyles. 380 00:35:40,533 --> 00:35:42,524 Mr. Carlyle. You produced this play? 381 00:35:42,619 --> 00:35:44,735 Yes, I did indeed. 382 00:35:44,829 --> 00:35:46,786 Refunds are available at the front box office. 383 00:35:46,873 --> 00:35:48,113 P.T. Barnum. 384 00:35:48,625 --> 00:35:49,706 From the circus? 385 00:35:49,793 --> 00:35:51,329 Yes. You... you've been? 386 00:35:51,419 --> 00:35:54,411 God, no. But I have seen the crowds. 387 00:35:55,382 --> 00:35:57,714 People leave your shows a great deal happier than when they came in, 388 00:35:57,801 --> 00:36:00,008 which is much more than I can say for my play. 389 00:36:00,512 --> 00:36:02,549 And yet, you have no trouble selling tickets. 390 00:36:04,599 --> 00:36:06,055 That's because I'm selling virtue. 391 00:36:08,436 --> 00:36:09,597 Can I buy you a drink? 392 00:36:11,940 --> 00:36:14,022 I wanna go after the carriage trade. 393 00:36:14,109 --> 00:36:15,520 Present legitimate acts, 394 00:36:16,236 --> 00:36:18,477 expand our appeal, go after the snobs. 395 00:36:19,823 --> 00:36:21,814 If you only knew how suffocating they are. 396 00:36:21,908 --> 00:36:23,398 So come join the circus. 397 00:36:23,493 --> 00:36:25,325 You clearly have a flair for show business. 398 00:36:26,663 --> 00:36:28,199 Teach me how to appeal to the highbrows. 399 00:36:29,541 --> 00:36:31,248 - Are you serious? - Mm-hmm. 400 00:36:31,918 --> 00:36:34,159 Mr. Barnum, I can't just run off and join the circus. 401 00:36:34,254 --> 00:36:36,040 Why not? Sounds thrilling, doesn't it? 402 00:36:36,131 --> 00:36:37,872 Let's just say that I find it much more comfortable 403 00:36:37,966 --> 00:36:39,422 admiring your show from afar. 404 00:36:39,509 --> 00:36:41,216 Comfort, the enemy of progress. 405 00:36:41,553 --> 00:36:43,214 Do you understand that just associating with you 406 00:36:43,304 --> 00:36:45,011 could cost me my inheritance? 407 00:36:45,098 --> 00:36:46,429 Oh, it could cost you more than that. 408 00:36:46,808 --> 00:36:47,798 You'd be risking everything. 409 00:36:47,892 --> 00:36:49,508 But, on the other hand, well, 410 00:36:50,270 --> 00:36:51,931 you just might find yourself a free man. 411 00:39:45,278 --> 00:39:46,518 Umm... 412 00:39:50,366 --> 00:39:53,199 Sir, it looks like you have yourself a junior partner. 413 00:39:54,621 --> 00:39:57,864 What I have is an overcompensated apprentice. 414 00:40:58,810 --> 00:40:59,766 Who is that? 415 00:41:00,395 --> 00:41:03,683 Hey, hey! No one's buying hats back here. Get out front, go! 416 00:41:04,315 --> 00:41:06,022 W.D., Anne, I wanna introduce 417 00:41:06,109 --> 00:41:07,975 my newest hire, Mr. Phillip Carlyle. 418 00:41:09,904 --> 00:41:11,565 - It's a pleasure to meet you. - Yeah, pleasure. 419 00:41:13,199 --> 00:41:14,564 And what is your act, Mr. Carlyle? 420 00:41:15,868 --> 00:41:17,484 I don't have an act. 421 00:41:19,122 --> 00:41:20,362 Everyone's got an act. 422 00:41:26,504 --> 00:41:27,585 Mr. Barnum! 423 00:41:27,672 --> 00:41:28,878 Yeah. 424 00:41:30,174 --> 00:41:31,335 You better come see this. 425 00:41:33,011 --> 00:41:34,422 Phillip, keep up! 426 00:41:38,474 --> 00:41:40,556 A bit of a nasty element. 427 00:41:40,643 --> 00:41:41,883 There always is, isn't there? 428 00:41:43,312 --> 00:41:44,973 Nothing draws a crowd quite like a crowd. 429 00:41:45,064 --> 00:41:46,270 We don't want you in our city! 430 00:41:46,357 --> 00:41:48,223 Go home, you freaks! 431 00:41:49,027 --> 00:41:49,937 Freaks! 432 00:41:50,028 --> 00:41:51,518 "Shame of the city." 433 00:41:51,612 --> 00:41:53,944 "The protests cement Mr. Barnum's reputation 434 00:41:54,032 --> 00:41:56,820 as a purveyor of the offensive and indecent" 435 00:41:56,909 --> 00:42:00,652 "Offensive and indecent." Mr. Bennett, I am blushing. 436 00:42:00,747 --> 00:42:03,535 No, I'm blushing. 437 00:42:03,624 --> 00:42:05,410 What do you care what Bennett thinks? 438 00:42:05,501 --> 00:42:07,333 - He's a prig. - And a snob. 439 00:42:07,420 --> 00:42:09,331 Yeah, and all the snobs in New York read him. 440 00:42:09,422 --> 00:42:10,537 He does their thinking for them. 441 00:42:10,923 --> 00:42:12,880 Whatever happened to thriving off controversy? 442 00:42:13,259 --> 00:42:15,296 Yeah, well... hey. 443 00:42:15,553 --> 00:42:17,214 - Do you have any thoughts on this? - Phillip! 444 00:42:17,305 --> 00:42:19,592 You know what? As a matter of fact, I do. 445 00:42:19,682 --> 00:42:20,797 Helen, come on. 446 00:42:20,892 --> 00:42:21,973 "The Master of the Household 447 00:42:22,060 --> 00:42:23,846 "has it in command of the Queen 448 00:42:23,936 --> 00:42:25,802 "to invite Mr. Phineas T. Barnum 449 00:42:25,897 --> 00:42:27,228 "and his theatrical troupe 450 00:42:27,315 --> 00:42:29,556 to a reception at Buckingham Palace." 451 00:42:30,777 --> 00:42:33,610 The Queen Victoria? Is this real? 452 00:42:34,155 --> 00:42:35,395 I had to pull a few strings. 453 00:42:36,115 --> 00:42:37,822 If you want society to accept you, 454 00:42:37,909 --> 00:42:38,899 you may as well start... 455 00:42:38,993 --> 00:42:42,281 at the very, very top. 456 00:42:43,289 --> 00:42:44,825 Are we all invited? 457 00:42:53,716 --> 00:42:55,172 I guess I'll just have to tell the Queen 458 00:42:55,259 --> 00:42:56,920 that either all of us go... 459 00:42:57,929 --> 00:42:58,919 or none of us will. 460 00:43:04,519 --> 00:43:07,227 The Queen of England! Can't get much better than that. 461 00:43:15,613 --> 00:43:16,853 Why aren't we in tails? 462 00:43:16,948 --> 00:43:18,029 We're the entertainment. 463 00:43:18,116 --> 00:43:19,823 Don't see you in a costume. 464 00:43:24,163 --> 00:43:27,781 Your Majesty, Mr. Phineas T. Barnum and his... 465 00:43:29,210 --> 00:43:30,826 Oddities from America! 466 00:43:35,633 --> 00:43:36,873 Is that... is that real? 467 00:43:50,398 --> 00:43:54,141 Your Majesty. May I present Mr. Barnum. 468 00:43:55,069 --> 00:43:56,980 The honor is mine, Mr. Barnum. 469 00:43:58,531 --> 00:43:59,646 And I've heard all about 470 00:43:59,740 --> 00:44:02,482 your little colonel from my friends in America. 471 00:44:03,244 --> 00:44:05,076 General, ma'am. 472 00:44:05,163 --> 00:44:06,904 You're even smaller than I imagined. 473 00:44:07,373 --> 00:44:08,329 Well, you're not exactly 474 00:44:08,416 --> 00:44:10,123 reaching the top shelf yourself, sweetheart. 475 00:44:32,857 --> 00:44:33,938 That went well. 476 00:44:36,068 --> 00:44:37,479 Your Majesty. 477 00:44:37,778 --> 00:44:38,688 Phillip. 478 00:44:39,405 --> 00:44:41,021 Miss Jenny Lind. 479 00:44:44,577 --> 00:44:47,069 She is luminous. 480 00:44:49,123 --> 00:44:50,113 Who's that? 481 00:44:51,083 --> 00:44:52,244 The opera singer? 482 00:44:53,544 --> 00:44:54,705 Singer, huh? 483 00:44:56,130 --> 00:44:58,337 She's the most famous performer in all of Europe. 484 00:44:59,217 --> 00:45:01,049 She's sold out La Scala a dozen times. 485 00:45:02,053 --> 00:45:03,669 Not to mention the French Opera. 486 00:45:08,643 --> 00:45:09,724 Ah. 487 00:45:10,978 --> 00:45:12,309 - What are you doing? - Following you, 488 00:45:12,396 --> 00:45:14,512 - so you can introduce me to Miss Lind. - Introduce you? 489 00:45:14,607 --> 00:45:16,018 - Yeah. - I don't know her. 490 00:45:16,108 --> 00:45:17,690 Everybody knows her. You just said so yourself. 491 00:45:17,777 --> 00:45:19,768 Yeah, exactly. You don't just march up to someone like this. 492 00:45:19,862 --> 00:45:21,227 Why not? We're personable. She's a person. 493 00:45:24,700 --> 00:45:25,656 Miss Lind. 494 00:45:26,827 --> 00:45:28,113 My name is Phillip Carlyle. 495 00:45:30,706 --> 00:45:33,414 And this extraordinary gentleman next to me... 496 00:45:33,501 --> 00:45:34,582 Phineas Taylor Barnum. 497 00:45:35,336 --> 00:45:36,167 The pleasure's mine. 498 00:45:36,254 --> 00:45:37,540 Of course, you are the American. 499 00:45:37,630 --> 00:45:39,337 I believe I might have heard of you. 500 00:45:40,341 --> 00:45:42,628 Oh, well, if you've heard of me all the way over here, 501 00:45:42,718 --> 00:45:44,004 I must be doing something right. 502 00:45:45,012 --> 00:45:46,594 That, or something very wrong. 503 00:45:47,139 --> 00:45:49,676 Well, in the world of publicity, there's hardly a difference. 504 00:45:50,351 --> 00:45:52,513 I believe those are the words of a scoundrel, Mr. Barnum. 505 00:45:53,437 --> 00:45:55,804 A showman, Miss Lind, just a showman. 506 00:45:55,898 --> 00:45:57,980 The best on my side of the Atlantic. 507 00:45:58,567 --> 00:45:59,978 Well, if you do say so yourself. 508 00:46:00,861 --> 00:46:03,193 I do, but I don't have to. 509 00:46:04,156 --> 00:46:05,146 - Oh, no. No. - Right? 510 00:46:05,241 --> 00:46:07,152 No, he is one of the best. 511 00:46:07,243 --> 00:46:09,200 Oh, that's very kind of you. Miss Lind... 512 00:46:09,287 --> 00:46:10,402 let me get to the point. 513 00:46:10,496 --> 00:46:11,952 I'd like to bring you to New York. 514 00:46:12,039 --> 00:46:14,121 And if you agree, I'll make you the most famous singer 515 00:46:14,208 --> 00:46:16,119 not in Europe, but in the entire world. 516 00:46:16,210 --> 00:46:17,245 Mmm. 517 00:46:18,129 --> 00:46:19,745 And have you heard me sing? 518 00:46:20,256 --> 00:46:22,088 - Absolutely. - No. No, I haven't. 519 00:46:23,092 --> 00:46:25,459 But like mine, your reputation precedes you, 520 00:46:25,553 --> 00:46:27,419 and, well, I trust your reputation 521 00:46:27,513 --> 00:46:28,969 more than my own taste, so... 522 00:46:29,807 --> 00:46:31,343 I've never been to America. 523 00:46:32,685 --> 00:46:34,267 You will sing in the grandest theater 524 00:46:34,353 --> 00:46:36,594 with the finest orchestra in the greatest city on Earth. 525 00:46:37,023 --> 00:46:37,933 "Jenny Lind. 526 00:46:38,733 --> 00:46:39,848 "One night only." 527 00:46:39,942 --> 00:46:41,148 Or maybe two. 528 00:46:41,235 --> 00:46:43,693 And at 20 percent of the gate, 529 00:46:43,779 --> 00:46:45,315 it'll be a queen's ransom for your efforts. 530 00:46:45,740 --> 00:46:47,651 I give most of my earnings to charity, Mr. Barnum. 531 00:46:47,742 --> 00:46:48,982 To orphans and widows. 532 00:46:49,076 --> 00:46:51,534 "Voice of a Nightingale, Heart of an Angel." 533 00:46:51,620 --> 00:46:54,203 That's brilliant. I mean, the press will go crazy for that story. 534 00:46:54,290 --> 00:46:55,701 That's not a story. 535 00:46:55,791 --> 00:46:57,748 May I ask you something, Mr. Barnum? 536 00:46:57,835 --> 00:46:58,745 Anything- 537 00:47:00,504 --> 00:47:01,539 Why me? 538 00:47:04,300 --> 00:47:05,540 People come to my show 539 00:47:05,634 --> 00:47:06,965 for the pleasure of being hoodwinked. 540 00:47:08,679 --> 00:47:10,465 Just once, I'd love to give them something real. 541 00:47:17,313 --> 00:47:18,303 Miss Lind. 542 00:47:30,826 --> 00:47:33,033 Everyone is here. Look at this. 543 00:47:33,621 --> 00:47:34,782 Even the Winthrops. 544 00:47:35,664 --> 00:47:36,904 Are you happy? 545 00:47:38,042 --> 00:47:39,498 I will be if this works. 546 00:47:40,336 --> 00:47:41,997 Oh, God. I hope she can sing. 547 00:47:45,007 --> 00:47:46,213 What's taking her so long? 548 00:47:46,300 --> 00:47:47,882 They're still taking their seats. 549 00:47:47,968 --> 00:47:49,254 - Speaking of which. - Yeah? 550 00:47:49,345 --> 00:47:51,131 Torn and Lettie, the others, they've just arrived. 551 00:47:51,222 --> 00:47:52,428 What? 552 00:47:52,515 --> 00:47:54,347 Where should I put 'em? Your box? 553 00:47:54,433 --> 00:47:56,470 That box? No, no, no, that's a bit visible. 554 00:47:56,560 --> 00:47:58,642 - Visible? - The acoustics are actually better 555 00:47:58,729 --> 00:48:00,390 in the standing room. That's where they should be. 556 00:48:02,149 --> 00:48:03,059 Miss Lind's ready now. 557 00:48:03,150 --> 00:48:04,481 Okay. Thank you, thank God! 558 00:48:06,487 --> 00:48:08,194 This is so awesome. 559 00:48:08,280 --> 00:48:10,521 - Isn't it wonderful? - Yeah. 560 00:48:10,616 --> 00:48:12,232 - I love it. - Look at the curtain. 561 00:48:25,923 --> 00:48:27,914 Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your patience. 562 00:48:28,342 --> 00:48:30,003 He's out of his element. 563 00:48:30,094 --> 00:48:31,676 What is this about? 564 00:48:31,762 --> 00:48:33,378 Is that Barnum? 565 00:48:33,472 --> 00:48:34,678 This isn't the circus. 566 00:48:35,641 --> 00:48:37,598 I recently had the privilege 567 00:48:37,685 --> 00:48:41,269 of hearing the most divine voice 568 00:48:41,355 --> 00:48:42,436 I've ever heard. 569 00:48:42,523 --> 00:48:43,934 Suddenly, he's a connoisseur. 570 00:48:44,024 --> 00:48:46,982 Now, I know that sounds like Barnum humbug... 571 00:48:47,736 --> 00:48:49,818 but I have 100 bottles of good champagne on ice 572 00:48:49,905 --> 00:48:52,237 that says this isn't just another sideshow novelty. 573 00:48:55,119 --> 00:48:56,609 May I present... 574 00:48:56,704 --> 00:48:58,411 the Swedish Nightingale... 575 00:48:59,290 --> 00:49:00,780 Miss Jenny Lind. 576 00:52:50,896 --> 00:52:51,977 Brava! 577 00:52:52,981 --> 00:52:53,891 Brava! 578 00:52:53,982 --> 00:52:54,972 More! 579 00:52:55,067 --> 00:52:56,273 Wonderful! 580 00:52:57,069 --> 00:52:58,434 Bravissima! 581 00:52:59,238 --> 00:53:00,399 More! 582 00:53:01,198 --> 00:53:02,063 Excellent! 583 00:53:04,576 --> 00:53:05,441 Brava! 584 00:53:07,538 --> 00:53:08,494 Encore! 585 00:53:12,876 --> 00:53:14,617 Jenny, this is my wife, Charity, and our girls. 586 00:53:14,712 --> 00:53:16,703 Of course, and I've heard so much about you! 587 00:53:16,797 --> 00:53:18,913 And your father tells me you're a fan of the ballet. 588 00:53:19,007 --> 00:53:21,089 Yes, I'm studying ballet. 589 00:53:21,301 --> 00:53:22,917 Are you? 590 00:53:23,011 --> 00:53:24,968 - Of course, lam. - And, of course, she is. 591 00:53:25,055 --> 00:53:26,591 And what about you, Helen? 592 00:53:26,682 --> 00:53:28,138 You look like a princess, ma'am. 593 00:53:29,351 --> 00:53:33,515 I have to admit, Barnum... she is remarkable. 594 00:53:34,022 --> 00:53:36,434 Enough to bring joy to the most joyless critic, isn't she? 595 00:53:36,859 --> 00:53:40,022 Mmm. And in the hands of a real purveyor of the arts, 596 00:53:40,112 --> 00:53:42,524 she could be something in this country. 597 00:53:43,282 --> 00:53:45,444 Shame, she's fallen in with you. 598 00:53:45,534 --> 00:53:47,320 You really are better on the page, Mr. Bennett, 599 00:53:47,411 --> 00:53:48,617 hard as that is to believe. 600 00:53:48,704 --> 00:53:50,194 Mr. Barnum, I'd love to meet Miss Lind. 601 00:53:50,289 --> 00:53:52,621 - And you will meet Miss Lind. - Would you introduce us? 602 00:53:52,708 --> 00:53:54,164 - If you just give me a moment... - Phineas. 603 00:53:54,251 --> 00:53:55,207 Yes. 604 00:53:55,294 --> 00:53:57,410 You've... done well. 605 00:54:00,215 --> 00:54:01,501 Thank you. 606 00:54:04,720 --> 00:54:05,926 Allow me to introduce you. 607 00:54:08,348 --> 00:54:10,430 Uh, excuse me, Jenny. 608 00:54:10,517 --> 00:54:12,758 I'd like you to meet Charity's parents. 609 00:54:13,395 --> 00:54:14,635 Mr. and Mrs. Hallett. 610 00:54:14,730 --> 00:54:15,595 Ah, pleasure. 611 00:54:15,689 --> 00:54:17,555 - How do you do? Very nice to meet you. - Good to meet you. 612 00:54:18,484 --> 00:54:20,191 - Mother. - Hello, dear. 613 00:54:20,569 --> 00:54:22,355 Mrs. are these... 614 00:54:22,988 --> 00:54:24,899 Yes, yes, those are your granddaughters. 615 00:54:24,990 --> 00:54:27,277 - Phineas, not here. - Not here? 616 00:54:27,367 --> 00:54:29,074 You afraid I'm gonna embarrass your parents 617 00:54:29,161 --> 00:54:30,492 in front of their fancy friends? 618 00:54:30,579 --> 00:54:32,536 I... I really don't think I have that power. 619 00:54:32,623 --> 00:54:34,910 An insignificant man like me 620 00:54:35,000 --> 00:54:38,038 who was clearly destined to lead an insignificant life. 621 00:54:39,213 --> 00:54:42,205 All that fortune, and still just the tailor's boy. 622 00:54:43,258 --> 00:54:44,293 Get out. 623 00:54:49,097 --> 00:54:51,589 Well, Phineas... 624 00:54:51,683 --> 00:54:54,641 I believe I told you that free champagne 625 00:54:54,728 --> 00:54:56,139 is a recipe for disaster. 626 00:54:57,189 --> 00:54:58,350 - Charity. - Now would everyone please 627 00:54:58,440 --> 00:55:01,148 - raise their glasses? - Charity. 628 00:55:02,236 --> 00:55:03,567 To Mr. Barnum, 629 00:55:03,654 --> 00:55:05,315 who has shown once and for all 630 00:55:05,405 --> 00:55:08,067 that a man's station is limited only 631 00:55:08,158 --> 00:55:09,648 by his imagination. 632 00:55:11,954 --> 00:55:13,945 - To Barnum! To Barnum! - Thank you. 633 00:55:14,039 --> 00:55:14,995 To Mr. Barnum. 634 00:55:18,502 --> 00:55:19,367 Thank you. 635 00:55:20,587 --> 00:55:23,045 It's hard to understand wealth and privilege 636 00:55:23,131 --> 00:55:24,292 when you're born into it. 637 00:55:27,427 --> 00:55:29,839 I sometimes don't feel like I belong here. 638 00:55:31,431 --> 00:55:32,546 You? 639 00:55:34,101 --> 00:55:36,308 I was born out of wedlock... 640 00:55:37,104 --> 00:55:38,890 and that brought shame upon my family. 641 00:55:40,315 --> 00:55:41,976 And life always manages to remind me 642 00:55:42,067 --> 00:55:43,649 that I don't deserve a place in this world. 643 00:55:43,735 --> 00:55:47,854 And that... leaves a hole that no ovation can ever fill. 644 00:55:54,037 --> 00:55:55,118 - Mr. Phineas! - Guys... 645 00:55:55,205 --> 00:55:56,821 Lord, that lady can sing! 646 00:55:56,915 --> 00:55:57,950 I know. 647 00:55:58,041 --> 00:55:59,657 Think she likes a man in uniform? 648 00:55:59,751 --> 00:56:01,662 I'm sure she does. Okay, what are you doing here? 649 00:56:01,753 --> 00:56:02,959 You got a show in an hour, okay? 650 00:56:03,046 --> 00:56:05,162 That's enough time for us to have at least three drinks, right? 651 00:56:05,257 --> 00:56:07,043 - Come on, let's go. - No, no, no. Lettie! 652 00:56:07,134 --> 00:56:08,875 - What? - It's very crowded in here, okay? 653 00:56:08,969 --> 00:56:11,176 And I can't have you mingling... guys! 654 00:56:11,847 --> 00:56:14,214 Who's gonna pay admission if you're out there for all the world to see? 655 00:56:14,308 --> 00:56:15,719 - Okay? Have a great show. - Wait. 656 00:56:16,476 --> 00:56:18,342 Ladies and gentlemen, a toast! 657 00:56:18,437 --> 00:56:20,474 Jenny, America may not know it yet... 658 00:56:21,398 --> 00:56:23,264 but they are going to love you. 659 00:56:23,358 --> 00:56:25,019 To Miss Lind! 660 00:57:42,938 --> 00:57:44,645 What are they doing here? 661 00:58:15,429 --> 00:58:16,510 Go home! 662 01:00:12,921 --> 01:00:14,787 Why can't you just put more shows in New York? 663 01:00:14,881 --> 01:00:16,087 Why do you need to tour the country? 664 01:00:16,174 --> 01:00:17,710 Why did Napoleon march on Russia? 665 01:00:18,552 --> 01:00:19,713 Napoleon was defeated. 666 01:00:19,803 --> 01:00:21,635 Napoleon didn't have a 60-piece orchestra. 667 01:00:22,430 --> 01:00:23,636 A 60-piece orchestra? 668 01:00:23,723 --> 01:00:25,964 Just get the cheapest musicians you can and watch that. 669 01:00:26,059 --> 01:00:27,094 We'll still have to board them. 670 01:00:27,185 --> 01:00:28,675 We'll get married ones, they can share a bunk. 671 01:00:28,770 --> 01:00:30,477 O'Malley, that's Caroline's piggy bank. 672 01:00:30,564 --> 01:00:31,929 - Custom sets? - Yeah. 673 01:00:32,023 --> 01:00:33,309 - Fireworks? - Uh-huh. 674 01:00:33,400 --> 01:00:34,356 Inside theaters? 675 01:00:34,943 --> 01:00:36,024 That's genius. 676 01:00:36,111 --> 01:00:37,647 No. Hey, P.T. 677 01:00:37,737 --> 01:00:39,398 These are the most famous theaters in the country. 678 01:00:39,489 --> 01:00:41,355 They make you buy the seats in advance just to book them. 679 01:00:41,449 --> 01:00:42,314 Yeah. I took out a loan. 680 01:00:42,409 --> 01:00:45,276 - And we have to pay Jenny in advance? - It was a large loan. Okay? 681 01:00:45,370 --> 01:00:46,952 You're not gonna see a penny of profit 682 01:00:47,038 --> 01:00:48,324 until your 40th show... 683 01:00:48,415 --> 01:00:49,371 41st, actually. 684 01:00:49,749 --> 01:00:51,205 You're risking everything you've built here. 685 01:00:51,293 --> 01:00:52,374 How do you think I built it? 686 01:00:52,460 --> 01:00:54,201 We'll have plenty of profits to go around after this. 687 01:00:54,296 --> 01:00:55,411 - P.T.? - What? 688 01:00:55,505 --> 01:00:57,462 Your attention has been divided long enough. 689 01:00:57,549 --> 01:00:58,755 Our gate is down, 690 01:00:58,842 --> 01:01:00,253 we have more protesters every day. 691 01:01:00,343 --> 01:01:01,754 You just need to get people to come back. 692 01:01:01,845 --> 01:01:03,586 "If you haven't been to the Barnum Museum lately, 693 01:01:03,680 --> 01:01:05,091 you haven't been at the Barnum Museum." 694 01:01:05,182 --> 01:01:06,343 They come to see you. 695 01:01:07,184 --> 01:01:08,299 Your crazy ideas... 696 01:01:08,935 --> 01:01:11,176 your new acts, the unusual. 697 01:01:11,271 --> 01:01:13,888 Well, then how about you show them a smile? That'd be unusual. 698 01:01:13,982 --> 01:01:15,347 Keep rehearsing. Just make it very clear 699 01:01:15,442 --> 01:01:17,809 I expect them to afford you all the deference you deserve 700 01:01:17,903 --> 01:01:19,610 and that they should be nice to you anyway. 701 01:01:20,947 --> 01:01:22,938 Ain't that a sight for sore eyes? 702 01:01:23,033 --> 01:01:24,649 Couldn't even say "hello." 703 01:01:24,743 --> 01:01:26,780 Or "goodbye." He's going on tour. 704 01:01:27,370 --> 01:01:30,032 - Sorry, guys. - Oh, pull yourself together, Carlyle. 705 01:01:30,123 --> 01:01:31,488 Don't you have somewhere to be? 706 01:01:37,631 --> 01:01:40,840 Anne Wheeler. Mr. Barnum said he left a ticket for me. 707 01:01:45,931 --> 01:01:47,262 I'm... I'm sorry. 708 01:01:47,349 --> 01:01:49,056 I... I believe there's only supposed to be one. 709 01:01:49,142 --> 01:01:50,632 No, there's meant to be two. 710 01:01:56,441 --> 01:01:58,057 I wasn't sure you'd come if I asked. 711 01:02:03,156 --> 01:02:04,271 Five minutes to curtain. 712 01:02:07,744 --> 01:02:09,280 I've always wanted to go to the theater. 713 01:02:16,253 --> 01:02:17,709 Phillip, is that you? 714 01:02:19,339 --> 01:02:21,171 Mother. Father. 715 01:02:22,509 --> 01:02:23,670 This is Anne Wheeler. 716 01:02:25,387 --> 01:02:26,218 Phillip... 717 01:02:27,222 --> 01:02:28,587 have you no shame? 718 01:02:28,848 --> 01:02:31,636 Associating yourself with that Barnum business is one thing... 719 01:02:32,727 --> 01:02:34,343 but parading around with the help? 720 01:02:37,315 --> 01:02:38,146 Anne. 721 01:02:39,359 --> 01:02:41,316 Anne! Anne! 722 01:02:47,325 --> 01:02:49,032 How dare you speak to her like that. 723 01:02:51,746 --> 01:02:53,612 You forget your place, Phillip. 724 01:02:53,707 --> 01:02:54,868 My Place? 725 01:02:55,875 --> 01:02:57,457 Mother, if this is my place... 726 01:02:57,919 --> 01:02:59,205 then I don't want any part of it. 727 01:03:09,556 --> 01:03:10,387 Anne. 728 01:03:15,353 --> 01:03:16,843 They're small-minded people. 729 01:03:23,987 --> 01:03:25,193 Why do you care what they think? 730 01:03:25,280 --> 01:03:26,862 It's not just them. 731 01:03:28,700 --> 01:03:30,282 You've never had somebody look at you 732 01:03:30,368 --> 01:03:31,733 the way your parents looked at me. 733 01:03:34,164 --> 01:03:35,825 The way everyone would look at us. 734 01:07:33,945 --> 01:07:36,733 First, it was buying a house on the same street as my parents. 735 01:07:36,823 --> 01:07:37,904 Then, meeting the Queen. 736 01:07:38,449 --> 01:07:41,191 Then bringing Jenny Lind, then my father the other night. 737 01:07:41,828 --> 01:07:43,660 When will it ever be enough for you? 738 01:07:45,498 --> 01:07:47,114 I'm doing this for Caroline and Helen. 739 01:07:47,500 --> 01:07:49,491 Look around you. They have everything. 740 01:07:49,586 --> 01:07:50,997 - You don't understand. - I do understand. 741 01:07:51,087 --> 01:07:52,373 No, you don't understand. 742 01:07:53,965 --> 01:07:54,955 How could you? 743 01:07:58,261 --> 01:08:00,093 My father was treated like dirt. 744 01:08:00,847 --> 01:08:02,178 I was treated like dirt... 745 01:08:03,516 --> 01:08:04,927 and my children will not be. 746 01:08:05,435 --> 01:08:07,426 You don't need everyone to love you, Phin. 747 01:08:09,606 --> 01:08:11,938 Just a few good people. 748 01:08:14,694 --> 01:08:15,855 I know that. 749 01:08:25,913 --> 01:08:26,778 Sir. 750 01:08:29,584 --> 01:08:30,790 No, no! Daddy! 751 01:08:31,544 --> 01:08:32,750 Daddy! 752 01:08:33,671 --> 01:08:35,207 Daddy, no! Wait! 753 01:08:35,715 --> 01:08:36,830 - Daddy! - Go! 754 01:08:36,924 --> 01:08:38,540 Wait, Daddy! 755 01:10:32,540 --> 01:10:33,621 Brava! 756 01:11:45,655 --> 01:11:48,317 "It is as though we have learned for the first time... 757 01:11:48,407 --> 01:11:50,273 what singing really is." 758 01:11:50,368 --> 01:11:53,952 "Miss Lind deserves our nation's highest esteem 759 01:11:54,497 --> 01:11:56,579 and most lavish ovations." 760 01:11:58,459 --> 01:12:00,951 - I mean... - The world at our feet. 761 01:12:01,879 --> 01:12:04,246 Well, Mr. Barnum. 762 01:12:05,258 --> 01:12:06,748 This... 763 01:12:08,386 --> 01:12:09,217 is... 764 01:12:13,266 --> 01:12:15,257 to making dreams come true. 765 01:12:15,351 --> 01:12:16,307 Thank you, Jenny. 766 01:12:29,574 --> 01:12:30,814 It's two hours to curtain. 767 01:12:32,702 --> 01:12:34,693 I've given you the world, haven't I? 768 01:12:38,791 --> 01:12:41,658 I... I, uh... I should go. I... 769 01:12:43,254 --> 01:12:44,995 I've become a distraction. I'm sorry, Jenny. 770 01:12:45,089 --> 01:12:46,875 - No. - You should finish the tour without me. 771 01:12:46,966 --> 01:12:48,127 What? You're leaving? 772 01:12:48,217 --> 01:12:50,174 - Well, the itinerary's well in hand. - So, that's it. 773 01:12:50,636 --> 01:12:51,626 What do you mean? 774 01:12:53,180 --> 01:12:55,387 I'm just another one of your little acts. 775 01:12:56,225 --> 01:12:57,636 - Jenny. - I'm done. 776 01:12:58,936 --> 01:13:01,177 Jenny. Jenny, please. 777 01:13:01,272 --> 01:13:02,603 You have to finish the tour. 778 01:13:03,524 --> 01:13:04,389 Must I? 779 01:13:04,483 --> 01:13:05,814 It... it will ruin me. 780 01:13:06,777 --> 01:13:09,986 When you're careless with other people, Mr. Barnum, 781 01:13:10,072 --> 01:13:11,904 you bring ruin upon yourself. 782 01:13:11,991 --> 01:13:13,777 I have risked everything. 783 01:13:13,868 --> 01:13:15,074 Well, so did I. 784 01:13:15,745 --> 01:13:17,361 And it seems we both lost. 785 01:14:30,736 --> 01:14:31,976 Thank you. 786 01:14:37,410 --> 01:14:39,617 What was that? 787 01:14:39,704 --> 01:14:40,990 That was goodbye. 788 01:14:47,294 --> 01:14:48,910 Hey, thank you very much for coming. 789 01:14:49,005 --> 01:14:50,871 - Tell your friends and neighbors! - What a wonderful show! 790 01:14:50,965 --> 01:14:52,956 Who enjoyed themselves? You? You? 791 01:14:53,050 --> 01:14:54,961 Tell everyone how much fun you had at the circus! 792 01:14:55,052 --> 01:14:56,838 New acts every night! 793 01:14:56,929 --> 01:14:59,341 Hey! Ringmaster. 794 01:15:01,684 --> 01:15:04,176 Gentlemen, gonna have to ask you to leave. 795 01:15:04,270 --> 01:15:06,932 This is our town, son. 796 01:15:07,690 --> 01:15:08,896 We think you should leave. 797 01:15:08,983 --> 01:15:11,099 You and your freaks. 798 01:15:11,193 --> 01:15:12,604 And your spooks. 799 01:15:14,071 --> 01:15:15,061 Sir. 800 01:15:16,574 --> 01:15:17,780 I will only ask once more. 801 01:15:18,242 --> 01:15:19,482 Then what, boy? 802 01:15:21,704 --> 01:15:22,785 Hey! Stop! 803 01:15:22,872 --> 01:15:23,953 Get him! 804 01:15:26,584 --> 01:15:29,372 Charge! 805 01:15:56,197 --> 01:15:58,029 - Could that be her? - I think so. 806 01:15:58,824 --> 01:15:59,780 Daddy! 807 01:15:59,867 --> 01:16:01,699 Daddy! 808 01:16:02,745 --> 01:16:04,827 - Girls, girls, girls! - Daddy! 809 01:16:04,914 --> 01:16:07,326 Oh, you've grown so much. Stop it. 810 01:16:10,044 --> 01:16:11,751 What made you decide to come back early? 811 01:16:11,837 --> 01:16:13,794 I missed you. I missed you. 812 01:16:13,881 --> 01:16:15,963 That sounds an awful lot like humbug. 813 01:16:16,050 --> 01:16:18,291 - Fire! - Move aside! Move aside! 814 01:16:18,385 --> 01:16:21,173 - Come on! - Hurry! It's coming from the circus. 815 01:16:21,263 --> 01:16:23,675 Run! Let's go! Fire! 816 01:16:23,766 --> 01:16:25,473 Girls, stay with me. Come. Quick, quick! 817 01:16:32,608 --> 01:16:34,724 Everyone, stay close! 818 01:16:39,281 --> 01:16:41,238 Phillip! Is everyone out? 819 01:16:41,325 --> 01:16:43,032 - Is everyone okay? - Yeah. 820 01:16:43,119 --> 01:16:44,280 The animals? The animals? 821 01:16:44,370 --> 01:16:46,031 Yeah, we set them free. What else could we do? 822 01:16:46,122 --> 01:16:47,328 W.D., where's Anne? 823 01:16:47,414 --> 01:16:48,575 Where's Anne? Where's Anne? 824 01:16:49,250 --> 01:16:50,911 No, Phillip! No! 825 01:16:51,627 --> 01:16:53,959 - Hey, hey! Outside! - You can't go in there! 826 01:16:54,046 --> 01:16:56,128 - Anne! - Phillip! 827 01:16:56,507 --> 01:16:59,499 Keep pumping! Keep pumping! 828 01:16:59,593 --> 01:17:01,800 - W.D.! - Here she is! Here she is! 829 01:17:02,138 --> 01:17:03,879 Anne! Oh my God! 830 01:17:05,057 --> 01:17:06,092 Phillip! 831 01:17:06,183 --> 01:17:07,514 - Phillip! - Daddy! 832 01:17:11,480 --> 01:17:12,686 +10, Daddy! Daddy! 833 01:17:13,649 --> 01:17:14,639 Daddy! 834 01:17:26,787 --> 01:17:28,277 Stay back! Please! 835 01:17:39,842 --> 01:17:40,957 Daddy! 836 01:17:48,434 --> 01:17:49,674 Stretcher! 837 01:17:50,227 --> 01:17:51,342 Stretcher! 838 01:17:52,646 --> 01:17:53,761 He's taken a lot of smoke. 839 01:17:53,856 --> 01:17:55,096 He's still breathing. Come on. 840 01:17:55,524 --> 01:17:57,640 Come on, let's get him on! 841 01:18:01,238 --> 01:18:02,103 Up! 842 01:19:12,268 --> 01:19:13,383 Here we go, guys! 843 01:19:14,103 --> 01:19:15,719 Come on! Straight ahead! 844 01:19:19,149 --> 01:19:21,060 Thomas, help me break this up. 845 01:19:34,290 --> 01:19:36,122 If you've come to gloat, I wouldn't. 846 01:19:41,213 --> 01:19:43,295 Tm 21:22; 'P; 'are? 847 01:19:44,300 --> 01:19:45,631 I thought you'd like to know. 848 01:19:56,854 --> 01:19:58,436 I never liked your show. 849 01:19:59,982 --> 01:20:01,598 But I always thought the people did. 850 01:20:02,568 --> 01:20:03,899 They did. They do. 851 01:20:12,786 --> 01:20:14,447 Mind you, I wouldn't call it art. 852 01:20:15,706 --> 01:20:16,571 Of course not. 853 01:20:17,374 --> 01:20:18,239 But... 854 01:20:20,294 --> 01:20:23,332 putting folks of all kinds on stage with you... 855 01:20:24,256 --> 01:20:27,715 all colors... shapes, sizes... 856 01:20:28,052 --> 01:20:29,508 presenting them as equals... 857 01:20:31,805 --> 01:20:34,467 Why, another critic might have even called it... 858 01:20:35,059 --> 01:20:36,891 "a celebration of humanity." 859 01:20:39,063 --> 01:20:40,178 I would've liked that. 860 01:20:40,731 --> 01:20:41,687 Mmm. 861 01:20:45,277 --> 01:20:47,188 - Well, I hope you'll rebuild. - Hmm. 862 01:20:48,947 --> 01:20:50,437 I mean, thank God for Jenny's tour. 863 01:20:50,532 --> 01:20:52,239 We can borrow off the profits, we'll be fine. 864 01:20:52,910 --> 01:20:53,866 You don't know? 865 01:20:53,952 --> 01:20:54,908 Hmm? 866 01:21:02,628 --> 01:21:04,039 I'm sorry. 867 01:21:15,599 --> 01:21:16,509 Charity? 868 01:21:16,975 --> 01:21:18,056 On, God, Charity. 869 01:21:18,352 --> 01:21:19,934 - I am... - I don't wanna talk to you. 870 01:21:20,020 --> 01:21:21,385 N... nothing happened. This is ridiculous. 871 01:21:21,480 --> 01:21:22,515 Oh, sure. Nothing happened. 872 01:21:22,648 --> 01:21:24,138 It's on the cover of every paper in New York. 873 01:21:24,233 --> 01:21:26,645 Because she orchestrated the photo. I'm not in love with her! 874 01:21:26,735 --> 01:21:27,691 Of course you're not. 875 01:21:28,362 --> 01:21:30,444 Not with her, not with me, not with anyone. 876 01:21:30,531 --> 01:21:31,862 Just you and your show. 877 01:21:33,784 --> 01:21:35,115 What are you doing? 878 01:21:37,663 --> 01:21:38,949 I'm going home. 879 01:21:39,498 --> 01:21:40,829 This is your home. 880 01:21:44,795 --> 01:21:45,705 The bank... 881 01:21:48,215 --> 01:21:49,501 they're evicting us. 882 01:21:51,427 --> 01:21:53,714 Why didn't you ask me before... 883 01:21:55,973 --> 01:21:57,429 I would've said yes. 884 01:21:58,308 --> 01:22:00,766 I never minded the risk, but we always did it together. 885 01:22:40,225 --> 01:22:41,511 Figured you'd end up here. 886 01:22:42,102 --> 01:22:44,184 Feeling sorry for yourself. 887 01:23:00,245 --> 01:23:01,735 Folks, if you've come to get paid, 888 01:23:01,830 --> 01:23:03,161 the money is gone. All of it. 889 01:23:04,750 --> 01:23:06,366 - Nothing left to give you. - Shut up, Barnum. 890 01:23:06,460 --> 01:23:07,495 You just don't get it. 891 01:23:09,379 --> 01:23:11,211 Our own mothers were ashamed of us. 892 01:23:13,550 --> 01:23:14,961 Hid us our whole lives. 893 01:23:16,386 --> 01:23:18,377 Then you pull us out of the shadows. 894 01:23:19,515 --> 01:23:21,222 And now you're giving up on us, too. 895 01:23:22,893 --> 01:23:24,099 Maybe you are a fraud. 896 01:23:24,978 --> 01:23:27,185 Maybe it was just about making a buck. 897 01:23:29,525 --> 01:23:31,641 But you gave us a real family. 898 01:23:32,903 --> 01:23:35,895 And the circus... that was our home. 899 01:23:40,202 --> 01:23:41,442 We want our home back. 900 01:28:09,012 --> 01:28:09,968 You're here. 901 01:28:46,007 --> 01:28:48,624 Caroline! He's here. 902 01:28:53,682 --> 01:28:55,298 I would like to see my wife. 903 01:28:55,725 --> 01:28:56,840 She's not here. 904 01:28:58,687 --> 01:29:00,348 She's at the beach! 905 01:29:28,592 --> 01:29:31,425 I brought hardship on you and our family. 906 01:29:32,304 --> 01:29:33,385 You warned me... 907 01:29:34,347 --> 01:29:35,633 and I wouldn't listen. 908 01:29:39,102 --> 01:29:40,137 I just... 909 01:29:44,316 --> 01:29:46,023 I wanted to be more than I was. 910 01:29:50,906 --> 01:29:54,365 I never wanted anything but the man I fell in love with. 911 01:30:19,809 --> 01:30:20,970 From now on. 912 01:30:54,636 --> 01:30:55,876 Bank said no? 913 01:30:55,971 --> 01:30:57,052 Emphatically. 914 01:30:57,138 --> 01:30:58,128 Repeatedly. 915 01:30:59,849 --> 01:31:01,806 I don't think there's a banker left in the country 916 01:31:01,893 --> 01:31:04,476 I can fool into loaning me more money, so... 917 01:31:07,732 --> 01:31:09,439 I'm really sorry to disappoint you all. 918 01:31:09,526 --> 01:31:12,314 Don't worry, Barnum. We've gotten used to it by now. 919 01:31:12,404 --> 01:31:13,940 You know, Barnum... 920 01:31:14,864 --> 01:31:16,104 when I first met you... 921 01:31:16,783 --> 01:31:18,774 I had an inheritance, acclaim, 922 01:31:18,868 --> 01:31:20,984 an invitation to every party in town. 923 01:31:21,830 --> 01:31:24,697 And now, thanks to you, all that's gone. 924 01:31:26,918 --> 01:31:28,079 All that's left is 925 01:31:28,169 --> 01:31:31,833 friendship, love, and work that I adore. 926 01:31:35,093 --> 01:31:37,425 You brought joy into my life. 927 01:31:37,846 --> 01:31:39,928 - Into all our lives. - Hear, hear. 928 01:31:42,017 --> 01:31:44,133 If only the bank would take joy as collateral. 929 01:31:44,561 --> 01:31:45,517 They may not... 930 01:31:46,646 --> 01:31:47,727 but I will. 931 01:31:49,607 --> 01:31:51,314 I own 10% of the show. 932 01:31:53,278 --> 01:31:54,894 Knowing who I was working for... 933 01:31:54,988 --> 01:31:57,275 I had the good sense to take my cut weekly. 934 01:31:59,534 --> 01:32:01,150 Phillip, I can't let you gamble it on me. 935 01:32:01,244 --> 01:32:02,279 Sure you can. 936 01:32:03,288 --> 01:32:05,370 Don't turn sensible on us now. 937 01:32:06,624 --> 01:32:07,534 Partners. 938 01:32:09,252 --> 01:32:10,287 50-50. 939 01:32:22,223 --> 01:32:23,213 Partners. 940 01:32:23,975 --> 01:32:24,931 Yeah! 941 01:32:25,685 --> 01:32:26,675 The only thing is... 942 01:32:27,479 --> 01:32:29,265 I don't know how we're gonna afford a building. 943 01:32:31,066 --> 01:32:33,182 Right. 944 01:32:35,904 --> 01:32:37,520 Building. We don't need a building. 945 01:32:38,364 --> 01:32:40,605 Real estate in Manhattan is a terrible investment. 946 01:32:40,700 --> 01:32:44,159 Why, I can get land down by the docks for almost nothing! 947 01:32:44,245 --> 01:32:46,782 All we need is a tent. 948 01:34:22,969 --> 01:34:24,050 What will you be doing? 949 01:34:24,137 --> 01:34:25,627 Watching my girls grow up. 950 01:35:21,903 --> 01:35:23,268 Daddy!