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So, Holt House for tea, eh? [GIGGLES]
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The Bookshop

So, Holt House for tea, eh? He so jealouslyguards his privacy after the tragic death ofhis...

So, Holt House for tea, eh?
[GIGGLES] He so jealously
guards his privacy after the tragic death of
his beloved wife

Full Transcript

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So, Holt House for tea, eh? [GIGGLES]
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He so jealously guards his privacy
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after the tragic death of his beloved wife.
Duration
8 seconds
Views
35
Timestamp in Movie
00:46:45
Uploaded
Jun 29, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
Zephyr Films,A Contracorriente Films,Diagonal TV

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Movie Summary

England 1959. In a small East Anglian town, Florence Green decides, against polite but ruthless local opposition, to open a bookshop.
[CHURCH BELL RINGS] - The Bookshop 00:10
[CHURCH BELL RINGS]
- Well... - [LAUGHS AWKWARDLY] - The Bookshop 00:05
- Well... - [LAUGHS AWKWARDLY]
- Well, it's tipping down, innit? - Cats and dogs! - The Bookshop 00:05
- Well, it's tipping down, innit? - Cats and dogs!
You were thoughtful enough to ask me a serious question, - The Bookshop 00:08
You were thoughtful enough to ask me a serious question,
You undoubtedly thought I was quite alone in the world. - The Bookshop 00:05
You undoubtedly thought I was quite alone in the world.
I imagine you've been told all kinds of things about me. - The Bookshop 00:04
I imagine you've been told all kinds of things about me...
I imagine you've also been told that my wife died - The Bookshop 00:11
I imagine you've also been told that my wife died
Well, uh, - The Bookshop 00:06
Well, uh,
In the sixth month of our marriage, - The Bookshop 00:13
In the sixth month of our marriage,
I haven't seen her for 45 years, - The Bookshop 00:07
I haven't seen her for 45 years,
She's put on quite a lot of weight. - The Bookshop 00:04
She's put on quite a lot of weight.
She always loved sweets, - The Bookshop 00:09
She always loved sweets,
I suppose for the people of Hardborough it is more picturesque - The Bookshop 00:09
I suppose for the people of Hardborough it is more picturesq...
As you already know, literature has done a lot of damage. - The Bookshop 00:05
As you already know, literature has done a lot of damage.
Those damned Bronte sisters, for example, - The Bookshop 00:11
Those damned Bronte sisters, for example,
One of the Gipping girls, the third one, - The Bookshop 00:08
One of the Gipping girls, the third one,
I have a bookkeeper who comes in from time to time, and... - The Bookshop 00:04
I have a bookkeeper who comes in from time to time, and...
You know, Mr. Brundish, - The Bookshop 00:09
You know, Mr. Brundish,
There are certain people, - The Bookshop 00:07
There are certain people,
Mrs. Green, I refer to Violet Gamart, - The Bookshop 00:12
Mrs. Green, I refer to Violet Gamart,