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Sherlock Holmes 1x01 - A Scandal In BohemiaClick here to download subtitles file for the movie "Sherlock Holmes 1x01 - A Scandal In Bohemia"Click here to download the movie "Sherlock Holmes 1x01 - A Scandal In Bohemia"Relevant Links:Sherlock HolmesSherlock Holmes Holmes, Sherlock Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes (1984) Sherlock Holmes (2000) More Links:23.976 Psst! Got you! Now look here... But mum! Close the window, John. To Sherlock Holmes,|she was always "the woman," the beautiful Irena Adler of|dubious and questionable memory. At the time of our involvement|in the Irena Adler case, Holmes and I had been sharing|rooms in Baker Street for some years. My practice had caused me|to be absent in the country for several days. As usual, after leaving|Holmes for any length of time, I returned filled with|apprehension as to his mood. Oh! Oh, hello, Mrs. Hudson. Dr. Watson, just look at you,|half soaked to the skin! Yes, well,|I am not surprised, I have just spent 20 minutes|standing in the pouring rain waiting for a cab. It won't do that|old wound of yours any good getting so wet, Doctor. I know. I'll just take this|coat and your hat and see that|they're properly dried. Mrs. Hudson,|I haven't eaten all day. I do hope supper|will be up very soon. That's very doubtful. I don't know what's|come over Mr. Holmes, he seems to be|all on edge. I'm not to bring up supper|until I'm called. Those are his orders. Thank you, Mrs. Hudson. My dear Holmes, what is it tonight,|morphine or cocaine? Well, I can|strongly recommend a seven percent solution|of cocaine. Would you care to try it? No, indeed! I speak not only as your friend,|but as a medical man. How can you risk such damage|to the great powers with which you have|been endowed?! I cannot tell you how it clarifies|and stimulates the mind. Yes, and destroys it in time! My mind rebels|at stagnation. Give me problems,|give me work, give me the most|abstruse cryptogram, the most intricate analysis,|and I'm in my proper atmosphere. Then I can dispense|with artificial stimulants. But I abhor the dull routine|of existence. I crave mental exultation. That is why I have chosen|my own profession, or rather created it, for I am the only one|in the world. The only unofficial detective. The only unofficial|consulting detective. I take no credit in my cases. The work itself, the pleasure of finding a field|for my particular powers is my highest reward. You can close that drawer. You have made the wrong|diagnosis, Doctor! I have my stimulant here. I hope you enjoyed your week|in the country. It was good|for the appetite. Incidentally, I do wish|you would ring for supper. What is this? Yes, I must get ready|for my visitor. It came by|the morning post. Give me your observations. Well, it's undated and without|either signature or address. Good, read it aloud. "Dear Mr. Holmes: There will call upon you tonight|at a quarter to eight a gentleman who"-- good heavens, we've only|a few minutes, Holmes. Go on. "A gentleman who desires|to consult with you upon a matter of|the very deepest moment. Your recent services to one|of the royal houses of Europe have shown that you are one|who may be safely trusted with matters which|are of an importance which can hardly|be exaggerated. This account of you we have|from all quarters received, be in your chamber then." Good--good heavens,|this is a mystery, indeed. What do you|imagine it means? I have no data yet. It is a capital mistake|to theorize before one has data. Mm. But the note itself, what do you|deduce from it? It's a man's writing. Good. Presumably well-to-do,|it's expensive paper, this. It's peculiarly|strong and stiff. Peculiar,|that is the very word. It is not English|paper at all. Hold it up|to the light. Ah, large E,|small g, large P, and G with a small t|woven into the texture. And that is? Maker's monogram. Excellent, Watson! Come along! Let us consult|our continental gazetteer. Your cigars; you see, I was not|unmindful of your return. Oh, Holmes! Would you|care for some whiskey? Later, perhaps,|when we've eaten. The monogram is an abbreviation|for Papier Gesellschaft, which is the German|for "paper company." And the Eg,|Eglow, Eglonitz, Egria, a German-speaking district|of Bohemia noted for its numerous|glass factories and paper mills, there. Bohemia,|the kingdom of Bohemia. And the note is|written by a German. You see,|"this account of you we have from|all quarters received," only a German is so|uncourteous to his words. So we are to expect|a German from Bohemia. Here he is, drawn by a pair,|a nice little brougham. There's money in this case,|Watson, if there's nothing else. Holmes, I think your visitor|will want me out of the way. Not a bit, Doctor,|stay where you are! I am lost without|my Boswell. But he sounded so secretive. I may need your help,|and so may he. Now, stay in that armchair,|and give me your full attention. Here he comes. I'm sorry, sir, but you cannot come in here|unannounced like this! Mr. Holmes does not see anybody|without appointment! Oh, I'm so sorry,|Mr. Holmes! There was nothing|I could do! It's perfectly all right,|Mrs. Hudson! If you would|kindly leave us. Yes. And close the door. Of course. Thank you. You read my note? Yes. Pray take a seat! This is my friend and|colleague, Dr. Watson, who is occasionally good enough|to help me in my cases! How do you do, sir. Who do I have|the honor to address? You may address me as the Count|Von Kramm, a Bohemian nobleman. I should much prefer to|communicate with you alone. No, it is both, or none. You may say|before this gentleman anything which you may wish|to say to me. Very well, I take your word that he is a man of honor|and discretion. But I must begin by binding|you both to absolute secrecy for a period of two years. Indeed? At the end of that time the matter will be|of no importance. At present it is|of such weight that it may have an influence|upon European history. I promise. And I. You will excuse this mask. The august person|who employs me wishes his agent|to be unknown to you. In fact, I may confess that|the title I have given you is not exactly my own. I was aware of that. The circumstances|are of great delicacy; every precaution must be taken|to prevent an immense scandal which would|seriously compromise one of the royal houses|of Europe. To speak plainly, the matter concerns|the great House of Ormstein, hereditary kings of Bohemia. I was aware of that, too,|your Majesty. You are right... I am the King. Why should I attempt|to conceal it? Why, indeed? Your Majesty had not spoken before I was aware|that I was addressing Wilhelm Gottsreich|Sigismond von Ormstein, Grand Duke of Cassel-Felstein,|and hereditary King of Bohemia. And in passing,|the finest dualist in Europe. You have killed|four opponents. Honorably. Of course. The facts are briefly these: Ah! Some 10 years ago, during|a lengthy visit to Warsaw, I made the acquaintance|of the well known adventuress, Irena Adler. The name is no doubt|familiar to you. Kindly look her up in my index,|will you, Watson. So, I deduce that your Majesty|became entangled with this lady, wrote her some|compromising letters, and is now desirous|of getting them back. Precisely so. But how could|you know that? Italian general's staff... Ah, Adler, Irena,|born New Jersey, 1858. Is this the lady? New Jersey, let me see. Singer, contralto appeared at La Scala, opera|houses Petersburg and Warsaw, retired from|the operatic stage, now living in London, makes occasional|concert appearances. That is the lady. Was there a secret marriage? None. No legal papers|or certificates? None. Then I fail to follow|your Majesty. If this person|should produce your letters for blackmailing|or other purposes, how is she to prove|their authenticity? There is the writing. Pooh, pooh! Forgery. My private writing paper. Stolen. My own seal. Imitated. My photograph. Bought. We were both|in that photograph. Oh, dear, dear, dear. Yes, that is very bad. Your Majesty has certainly|committed an indiscretion. She was beautiful, bewitching,|clever, daring. I was only|Crown Prince then. I was young! I am but 30 now. Of course,|your Majesty has attempted to recover|the photograph? We have tried and failed. Then your Majesty must pay. It must be bought. She will not sell. Stolen, then. Five attempts|have been made. Twice burglars in my pay|ransacked her house. Once we diverted her luggage|when she traveled. Twice she has|been waylaid. There has been|no sign of it. You mock?! It is serious! Yes. Yes, it is|very serious, indeed. Well, what does she propose|to do with this photograph if not to extort money? To ruin me. How? I'm about to be married. So I've heard. To the Princess Clotilde|Lothman von Saxe-Meningen, and second daughter|to the King of Scandinavia. It is a brilliant match. Precisely. But you will know the|strict principles of her family. She's herself|the soul of delicacy. A shadow of doubt|as to my conduct would bring the matter|to an end. And Irena Adler? Threatens to send them|the photograph. And she will do it. She has a soul of steel. She's more beautiful than|any other woman I've known, more resolute|than any man. There are no lengths to which|she would not go, none, to prevent my marriage|to another woman! Your Majesty, why is this lady|so vindictive? Oh, there was once|some talk of marriage. Ha! She would not see|that it was impossible! You are sure that she has not|sent the photograph yet? I am sure. Why? It may be on its way|at this very moment. Because she has said|that she would send it on the day when the betrothal|was publicly proclaimed. That will be next Monday. But I must leave London|on Friday to be home|for the ceremony. Ah, then we do|have three days. Well, that is|very fortunate, for I do have|other matters in hand. Where can I find|your Majesty in London? At the Langham Hotel, as the Count Von Kramm,|remember. Yes, of course. And as to expenditure? Here are 300 pounds in gold,|and 700 in notes. And Miss Irena Adler's address? Goodnight, your Majesty, and I trust we shall soon|have good news for you. Holmes, we can dine|at Romano's, but we only have three days,|till Friday. Oh, it must be settled|by Friday. The composer Tchaikovsky is conducting his own works|at the St. James's Hall. No, no, no, no! It must be|settled by Friday. My dear Watson,|I'd like to be alone. You are hungry? Yes. I'm sure Mrs. Hudson will|bring you up a sandwich. A sandwich? We will not discuss this matter|until tomorrow afternoon. Goodnight. Better than working,|isn't it, mate? What is? Looking on. I'll change with you|any time, gov. And what|position are you? Eight weeks,|a mere first-class groom. Are ya? Well, you can give|me a hand if you like. I see you're all right. Why not? Give her the price|of the booze. I thought|it was the booze. Strap the mare,|show us what you can do. I spent a couple of hours|with the cabbie and his cronies. Miss Irena Adler has certainly turned all|men's heads in those parts. She is the daintiest thing|under a bonnet on this planet, so say the Serpentine-mews|fraternity, to a man. She lives quietly, drives out at five|in the evening, returns at|seven sharp for dinner. Seldom goes out at other times,|except when she sings. She has only one male visitor,|but sees a good deal of him. He never calls less than|once a day, and often twice. His name is a Mr. Godfrey|Norton, of the Inner Temple. You see the advantages of having|a cabman as a confidant. Mr. Godfrey Norton is a lawyer,|that is important. Ominous, perhaps. Why his repeated visits? Is she his client,|friend, or mistress? If he is her lawyer, he might have the photograph|to his strong box. If her lover, he might|not even know of it. She had just begun|to sing, she has the voice|of an angel, Watson, when a truly surprising|chain of events overtook me, starting with the arrival of someone I presumed to be|Mr. Godfrey Noble. Wait for me, will you. Fetch your|mistress's carriage. Drive like the devil, Church of St. Monica,|Edgeware Road. I must arrive there at least|five minutes before 12:00. That gives you 20 minutes.|Half a guinea if you do it. She is a lovely woman, Watson, with a face that|a man might die for. A face a man might die for-- unusual language|for you, Holmes. A metaphor,|Watson, nothing else. I was just about to sprint after|the landau and perch on the back when another cab|came through the street. He looked twice|at such a shabby fare, but I jumped in before|he had time to object, showed him a handful|of sovereigns and promised him one if he would get me to the Church|of St. Monica within 20 minutes. Now, I don't think that I have ever been driven|faster in a cab. They were there before us. Look, I'm very sorry,|Mr. Norton, but l-- For pity sake,|it's almost midday. The latest time|allowed by law. I would have called in one|of those confounded churchmen but I saw no reason to let them|know our business and I sent them|off for a drink. Oh, dear Lord! Godfrey. You, you,|come here, man! Yes, I mean you! We've only a few minutes left|or it won't be legal! Come man, come! Hold this and|do as you're told. You'll be paid. Ah, we have our witness. The ceremony may proceed. Dearly beloved, we are gathered|here in the sight of God to join together this man|and this woman in holy matrimony which is an honorable estate|instituted of God in the time of|man's innocency, signifying unto us|the mystical union that is betwixt Christ|and his church. Irena. I allowed you|to persuade me, now you must allow me|to persuade you. I shall see you tomorrow. At the very first moment. I love you. John. Hey, you! Come here, my man. Come here. Godfrey, let me. Sir, I want to thank you for being so miraculously|present when we needed you. How fortunate that you have|remained close by. Well, I'm in no hurry, mum. I hope you will accept this. I don't need no tip, mum. Oh, sir, let us call it|a little souvenir. She gave me a sovereign. Here it is. What an extraordinary|turn of events! I shall wear it|on my watch chain in memory|of the occasion. And what now? Well, during the ceremony I thought my plans|had been overthrown. If they had made|an immediate departure, it would have necessitated the most prompt and|energetic measures on my part. But, he went back to the Temple,|and she went to her own home, thus, giving us|time to act. How? Doctor, I shall require all|your courage and alertness. I shall be delighted! You don't mind|breaking the law? Not in the least. Nor running the chance|of arrest? Not in a good cause. Oh, the cause is excellent. Well, then I am your man. Splendid. Now, the--|the question is-- Holmes, you really do|look quite remarkable! You know, the question is|where to find the photograph. I mean, the house|has twice been burgled. She was too clever for them. She is a remarkable woman. Well, they must|have searched very thoroughly. They did not know|how to look! And how will you look? I shall not look. What then? I will allow her|to show me. But she'll refused. She will not be able to. Ah, we draw near|the scene of action. We had better|walk from here. You know your instructions. When you raise your hand,|I act. And we meet at the rendezvous|in 10 minutes. Here she comes. Oh, no, you don't. I was here first. I opened the door, lady. He never,|no, it was me! Clear off, you two! Let-me-go! Opening carriage doors is a legitimate means of|livelihood, Mr. [inaudible]. You ain't gonna stop|a man earning a copper, see. Let me pass. You there,|let go of my coachman! Take the bread|from me mouth, would 'ya? I'll fill your mouth, chum. Oh! Oh, no, no, please,|please don't, men, please, I beg you,|please I beg of you! Madam, I must protect you! Now stop that,|you and you, stop that. Oh! Stand back! You see what you've done! He's dead! Scamper, mate,|before the coppers come! He's still breathing,|but he's taken a bad knock. I am sorry, ma'am. You did your best, John. Is he badly hurt? It is only superficial,|but he needs attention, quickly. But he can't lie|on the street. Bring him into the house. All right, sir. Oh, you're conscious. Thank goodness,|you are a brave man. Over here, Willot. No, no, stand back, I shall look after|my friend in need. Sir, will you|look toward me. Oh, it is no sight|for a lady. I have strong nerves,|dear friend. No, no, I cannot permit. Thank you. A bandage. As you wish. I'm so relieved that|your wound isn't serious. Well, it is but shallow,|and the concussion wears off. How extraordinary. Madam? That so many people should gather in such|a quiet little turning. Well, it's the gang, madam, it was all pre-arranged|to rob you. All those men|to snatch one little purse. Oh, no, dear friend,|it wouldn't have paid them. My vocation takes me|much amongst the poor and even|the criminal classes, madam. Look at those people staring, curiosity is so unseemly,|but I fear universal. Oh, I am so sorry,|I think I'm going to faint. Oh, air, I need some air! Willot, the window1 Oh! Some drinking water. Are there any smelling salts? Madam, madam,|I think I can smell fire. What? Fire, fire! Fire, fire, fire! There's a fire, is there? Madam, come out|of here quickly! I'll take care|of the old gentleman! I can't breathe. It's a false alarm! It's a false alarm, look! It's a trick, it's a--|tell them--tell them! There's a fire! It's a false alarm,|do you hear? We do not need|the fire engine! What is it? It is a plumber's rocket, madam, one of my flock|is a plumber. It is ignited by a cap, and sends smoke into pipes|to betray cracks and holes. No, no, no, no, no,|it's all right. It will disperse. You said it was a trick. Who would play|such a trick on me? One of the gang, madam. But to what purpose?|I've escaped them. Revenge. Revenge? Are there such|wicked people? There are people|in this world, madam, to whom revenge is|in itself a reward. I cannot|imagine such feelings. I'm sure you cannot, madam. Well, I am|feeling more myself. I must be on my way. Oh, please stay,|some refreshment. Well, one of my flock|expects me. Won't you let|my carriage take you? Oh, no, no, no,|the air will aid my recovery. At least your name,|your address, that I may thank you|adequately. Well, I am just|a humble servant, madam, of the all seeing|providence. Goodnight. Goodnight. You did it|very nicely, Doctor. You have the photograph? No, but I know where it is. How did you find out? She showed me,|as I told you she would. The trouble is, it still remains|in her possession. You may have lost|your one chance, Holmes. No. I shall call|early tomorrow morning. You'll call there? And as my own self,|and with the King. The King?! And with you, Watson! You must be a witness|at the end of our quest. I trust you will sleep well|tonight for a change, Holmes. Well, there's nothing like|success for curing insomnia. Goodnight,|Mr. Sherlock Holmes, and Watson. Holmes? But she could not love him. I am in hopes|that she does. Why? Because it would|spare your Majesty all fear of future annoyance. If she loves her husband, then|she does not love your Majesty. And if she does not|love your Majesty, why should she interfere|with your Majesty's marriage. Mr. Sherlock Holmes,|I believe. I am Mr. Holmes. My mistress told me|you were likely to call. She left this morning with|her husband by the 5:15 train from Charing Cross|for the Continent. She has left England? Never to return, sir. All is lost. Well then, get at it. This is not it! Holmes, this is|a different photograph! Do you hear me, man?! The letter. It is addressed to me. "My Dear Mr. Sherlock Holmes:|You did it very well. You took me in completely. Until after the alarm of fire,|I had not a suspicion. But then, when I found|that I had betrayed myself, it flashed into my mind that I had been warned|against you months ago. I had been told that if|the King employed an agent it would certainly be you. Yet, with all this, you made me reveal|what you wanted to know. Even before when the presence|of so many people in the street had sounded an alarm|in my instinct, I could not think evil of such|a dear, kind old clergyman. But, you know, I have been trained|as an actress myself, and male costume|is nothing new to me. Yes, it was I who followed you|to your door, just to make sure that you really were the|celebrated Mr. Sherlock Holmes. It was I who rather imprudently,|wished you goodnight. Then I started for the Temple|to see my new husband. We had married in secret in case we needed to leave|the country to elude the King. Your appearance on the scene|was the signal for flight. You are too formidable|an antagonist. You will find the nest empty|when you call tomorrow. As to the photograph,|your client may rest in peace. I love and am loved|by a better man than he." "The King may"-- "The King may do|what he will without hindrance from one|whom he has cruelly wronged. I kept it only|to safeguard myself, and to preserve a weapon|which will always secure me from any steps|he may take." There is more. "I leave another photograph|which he might care to possess; and I remain,|dear Mr. Sherlock Holmes, very truly yours,|Irena Norton, nee Adler." What a woman! What a queen|she would have made! Is it not a pity|she was not on my level. From what I have seen|of the lady, yes, indeed, she is on a very|different level to your Majesty. I am only so sorry that I have|failed in my commission. On the contrary,|my dear sir, nothing could be|more successful. I know that her word|is inviolate. The photograph is now as safe|as if it were in the fire. I am glad that|your Majesty thinks so. I am immensely|indebted to you. Pray, tell me in|what way I can reward you. This ring? Your Majesty has something which I should value|even more highly. You have but to name it. This. Irena's photograph? Certainly,|if you wish it. Then I have the honor to wish your Majesty|a very good morning. And that was|how a great scandal threatened the Kingdom|of Bohemia, and how the best plans|of Mr. Sherlock Holmes were beaten|by a woman's wit. He used to sneer much|at the cleverness of women, but I have not heard him|do it of late. And when he speaks|of Irena Adler, or when he refers|to that woman, it is always under the honorable|title of "the woman." In his eyes, she eclipses|the whole of her sex. It was not that he ever|betrayed any sign of love for Irena Adler, all emotions|such as that one are abhorrent to|his cold, precise mind. He only looks on women|pathologically, as the source|of motives, clues. And yet, he keeps her|photograph apart, locked up. There is but|one woman to him, the beautiful Irena Adler, of|dubious and questionable memory. |
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