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The Twentieth Century

(wind blowing) I have an earfor accents

(wind blowing) I have an ear
for accents

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(wind blowing)
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I have an ear for accents.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
40
Timestamp in Movie
00:04:44
Uploaded
Jun 06, 2025
Genres
biography, comedy, drama
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

Determined to become the leader of the Dominion of Canada, a young W.L. Mackenzie King rises to power.
My friends like to call me Rex. - The Twentieth Century 00:04
My friends like to call me Rex.
- Happy to greet you, Mr. King. My name is Elliott, - The Twentieth Century 00:13
- Happy to greet you, Mr. King. My name is Elliott,
Ruby Elliott Ms Elliott - The Twentieth Century 00:19
Ruby Elliott Ms Elliott
Good night to you, Mr. King. - If I win the candidacy, - The Twentieth Century 00:06
Good night to you, Mr. King. - If I win the candidacy,...
(clanking) - The Twentieth Century 00:08
(clanking)
- Good night. - But, Ms. Elliott, - The Twentieth Century 00:06
- Good night. - But, Ms. Elliott,
This is where I live. - But these are the gates - The Twentieth Century 00:08
This is where I live. - But these are the gates
(dramatic music) - Your Excellency... - The Twentieth Century 00:05
(dramatic music) - Your Excellency...
- We're all subjects of the same queen, - The Twentieth Century 00:07
- We're all subjects of the same queen,
- Ms. Cramp, I believe I have politely requested - The Twentieth Century 00:10
- Ms. Cramp, I believe I have politely requested
(breathing deeply) (unsettling music) - The Twentieth Century 00:05
(breathing deeply) (unsettling music)
(bells jingling) - The Twentieth Century 00:08
(bells jingling)
I'll have them giftwrapped. (cash register ringing) - The Twentieth Century 00:07
I'll have them giftwrapped. (cash register ringing)...
(bird squawking and burping) - The Twentieth Century 00:10
(bird squawking and burping)
- Well, now I paid for the advert - The Twentieth Century 00:05
- Well, now I paid for the advert
You can afford to buy gifts for your mother, - The Twentieth Century 00:05
You can afford to buy gifts for your mother,
- Oh? Last time you got lonely, Father, - The Twentieth Century 00:06
- Oh? Last time you got lonely, Father,
- I told you that won't happen again. I have - The Twentieth Century 00:07
- I told you that won't happen again. I have
(sighing) - I know and I'm grateful. - The Twentieth Century 00:04
(sighing) - I know and I'm grateful.
But those gilded banners you wanted cost a fortune, - The Twentieth Century 00:07
But those gilded banners you wanted cost a fortune,