No ball! Come on, Aubrey, the old leg-break! HowZAT! Not out! What do you mean, not out?...
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Henry Stallard:
[the athletes are playing cricket in the ballroom of their hotel. Henry Stallard is the umpire; Aubrey Montague bowls a delivery to Eric Liddell, batting]
No ball!
Harold M. Abrahams:
[desperate to get into bat]
Come on, Aubrey, the old leg-break!
Harold M. Abrahams:
[Aubrey bowls another delivery, which deceivingly appears to have gotten Eric out]
HowZAT!
Henry Stallard:
Not out!
Harold M. Abrahams:
What do you mean, not out? You could've heard it from bloody Bournemouth! Come on, Liddell, my innings.
Eric Liddell:
I didn't touch it, I swear it, must've been the crack of my wrist!
Harold M. Abrahams:
He's out I tell you, you're all deaf - deaf and bloody blind! Aubrey I ask you, for God's sake!
Harold M. Abrahams:
[No response from Aubrey, dramatic pause]
[punching the air]
Harold M. Abrahams:
It's not FAIR!
[the athletes break into laughter, Abrahams eventually joining them]
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Come on Aubrey the old leg break
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Howzat Not out
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What You could hear it in bloody Bournemouth
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Come on Liddell my innings I didn't touch it
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You heard the crack of my wrist I saw the bloody thing bend Andy
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No tickle for me
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He's out I tell you You're all deaf and bloody blind
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Aubrey I ask you for God's sake
Clip duration: 35 seconds
Views: 218
Timestamp in movie: 00h 04m 50s
Uploaded: 05 April, 2022
Genres: biography, drama, sport
Summary: Two British track athletes, one a determined Jew and the other a devout Christian, are driven to win in the 1924 Olympics as they wrestle with issues of pride and conscience.
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