You know, I've still got that dream... Buster, don't start that again! No, dear Well, I...

[last lines] Buster Edwards: [addressing the audience. He is now a florist near Waterloo Bridge, several years after his release in 1980] You know, I've still got that dream... June Edwards: [overhearing him, with a cup of hot chocolate] Buster, don't start that again! Buster Edwards: No, dear Buster Edwards: Well, I know it's still there. [Buster and June walk off chatting about seeing their daughter Nikki who is now adult, and Buster looks at the camera, and his face is framed onto an envelope, when the credits start]