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The Lost King

(Chatter) Can we just stay here, please?

(Chatter) Can we just stay here, please?

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Can we just stay here, please?
Duration
7 seconds
Views
34
Timestamp in Movie
00:07:23
Uploaded
Apr 27, 2025
Genres
comedy, drama
Production
Baby Cow Productions,BBC Film,Ingenious Media,Pathé,Magaritz Productions

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Movie Summary

An amateur historian defies the stodgy academic establishment in her efforts to find King Richard III's remains, which were lost for over 500 years.
Look, I know it's tough when you start a new school, Max, - The Lost King 00:06
Look, I know it's tough when you start a new school, Ma...
Hello. I'm Philippa, Max's mum. - The Lost King 00:05
Hello. I'm Philippa, Max's mum.
- (Philippa) Hi. - We were just trying to tot up - The Lost King 00:08
- (Philippa) Hi. - We were just trying to tot up
It was, erm, all that stuff about him feeling so ugly, - The Lost King 00:07
It was, erm, all that stuff about him feeling so ugly,
Shakespeare was writing about what was to him recent history. - The Lost King 00:05
Shakespeare was writing about what was to him recent history...
Well, I just don't believe - The Lost King 00:06
Well, I just don't believe
(Bell rings) - The Lost King 00:17
(Bell rings)
What sayest thou? Speak suddenly, be brief. - The Lost King 00:06
What sayest thou? Speak suddenly, be brief.
(Buckingham) Be happy then, for it is done, my lord. - The Lost King 00:05
(Buckingham) Be happy then, for it is done, my lord.
(Snores) - The Lost King 00:10
(Snores)
(Swords unsheathe) - The Lost King 00:06
(Swords unsheathe)
God and your arms be praised, victorious friends. - The Lost King 00:06
God and your arms be praised, victorious friends.
(Car horn) - The Lost King 00:07
(Car horn)
Richard III died in 1485. - The Lost King 00:05
Richard III died in 1485.
Shakespeare didn't write his play until around 1593. - The Lost King 00:05
Shakespeare didn't write his play until around 1593.
He wasn't. He wrote it over a hundred years - The Lost King 00:06
He wasn't. He wrote it over a hundred years
I just don't like it - The Lost King 00:05
I just don't like it
(Max) Her name's Sarah and she likes seafood, - The Lost King 00:06
(Max) Her name's Sarah and she likes seafood,
But throughout all your conversations, remember, - The Lost King 00:08
But throughout all your conversations, remember,
Well, your voice can still have a smile in it. - The Lost King 00:05
Well, your voice can still have a smile in it.