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[Music] [Music] [Music] Ritz Hotel. London. Wicked. [Music] Hello. Hello. Who's that? Call got cut. I guess the telephone lines in England are not so good, huh?
Tommy and Grace reunite in London, confronting past love, secrets, and new lives amid tension and nostalgia.
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Key Takeaways
- Tommy and Grace's past love still affects their present lives despite new relationships.
- Both characters have evolved but remain emotionally connected and vulnerable.
- Secrets and surveillance play a significant role in their interactions.
- The reunion is bittersweet, mixing nostalgia with the reality of changed circumstances.
- The video highlights the complexity of love, loyalty, and personal growth.
What the video covers
- Tommy and Grace reconnect after years apart, discussing their changed lives and lingering feelings.
- Grace reveals she is married and happy in New York, but the emotional tension remains.
- They share whiskey and reminisce about old times, with Grace initially planning a night together but changing her mind.
- Tommy surprises Grace by taking her to meet Charlie Chaplin in person, highlighting his connections and charm.
- The conversation reveals Tommy's ongoing struggles and Grace's attempts at moving on.
- Tommy is cautious about his surroundings, mentioning surveillance and protective measures.
- Grace discusses personal challenges, including medical treatment and hopes for a family.
- The video explores themes of love, loyalty, secrecy, and the difficulty of moving on from the past.
- Tommy and Grace's interaction is layered with emotional complexity, unresolved feelings, and mutual respect.
- The setting shifts between intimate private moments and public encounters, emphasizing the tension in their relationship.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and phone call
- 02:14Tommy and Grace arrange to meet
- 03:52Grace arrives and conversation begins
- 05:13Grace reveals her new life
- 06:27Tommy and Grace discuss feelings and past
- 09:04Meeting Charlie Chaplin
- 10:22Tommy's surveillance and plans
- 11:48Grace shares personal struggles and hopes
- 14:36Emotional closure and future uncertain
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[Music] Tommy. Arthur's in solitary confinement. Michael's in the rem. Yeah, I already know. Get out. Shut the doors.
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Tommy, it's me. [Music] Tommy, can you hear me? Yes, Grace. I think you called. I haven't slept.
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Grace, this is not a good time. I can call you back. No, no, no. It's fine. It's all right.
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Can we meet? Yes, we'll meet. When? Grace, there are some things I have to do first.
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[Music] [Music] No [Music] heat. [Music] Far too gorgeous as some half-blind auntie. She's my harshest critic. I have to be perfect.
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She's not half blind, she's half deaf. So, what time will you be back? Before midnight, I'll be awake.
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Thank you. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Is this your house? Yes. I have a seat.
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Do I not get a drink? Please. You want one? Yes. Still whiskey? Yes. But other things have changed. Sell vans with your name on at the docks.
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Yes, some things have changed. Tommy, I really wasn't sure about coming tonight. Light a fire in the bedroom upstairs.
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My plan was that we'd sit here for a while, talk about old times, drink some whiskey, and I was going to tell you I had spent a day without thinking about you, and then we're going to go upstairs
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and sleep together. Just now on the way to opening the door, I changed my mind.
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So, just have one drink. Tell me how happy you are in New York and then you can go.
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You changed your mind. So, you can go. Well, as a matter of fact, I am happy in New York and I am married.
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Oh, yeah. He's rich. I know. And he's sweet and he's kind to me. So, what makes you think that I would have gone to bed with you after one whiskey and some conversation?
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I was accounting for three whiskeys. How dare you? Doesn't matter now 'cause I've changed my mind.
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I came here because you asked me. Even though he's sweet and he's kind to you and now I feel like an idiot.
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Well, then go. Jesus. Are you still here? Are you so certain? Are you still in love with me?
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I was, but I'm not anymore. You're not armed, Grace. Are you? No, I'm not armed.
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I don't carry guns. I don't have to. You don't have a sense of humor anymore, do you either?
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What are you talking about? Thing is, I hate reunions. I didn't want to sit here for hours talking about nothing and dancing around what we really want to say.
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So now I know you're happy in New York. I know your husband's rich and sweet and kind here. I know you're unarmed and you didn't come here for sex 'cause you don't love me anymore.
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And it's only 3 minutes past. Another drink. I'll take that as a yes. It's good to see you, Grace.
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So, you didn't light the fire. You see, my real plan was that we go out.
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I want to impress you. Now, do you like Charlie Chaplin? Yes, I like Charlie Chaplin.
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Good. I bet you've never heard Charlie Chaplin speak. I thought you were taking me to see Charlie Chaplin.
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I am. This isn't a picture house. No, it's not a picture house. So, how will I see Charlie Chaplin?
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You will see him and you will hear him just like I promised. There you go. There's Chaplin.
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Oh my God, that's him. Mhm. It's really Charlie Chaplin in person. Yep. He's in England promoting his film.
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And how the hell do you know Charlie Chaplin? What else? I know his bodyguard, Wag Macdonald. It's not up there. Wag was a bookie in Birmingham. Then he went to Los Angeles. You see, Wag is also around Egypt as his Chaplin, but he
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keeps it a secret. Chaplin was born in the Black Patch Egypt camp in Birmingham. That's why I gave Wag the job. Even the Wag was on the run. Thank you.
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Thank you. So, we all have our secrets. Christ, come on. I'll introduce you. Just jump in here. Jesus Christ.
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Hello, Mr. [Music] Hello. Hello, Mr. Campbell. H. You said you knew my sister's address in Primrose Hill. So, I expect you've men watching the house. See who comes and goes.
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Well, tonight you men will see me return to the house. The very beautiful woman.
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She will stay until just before midnight. Of course, I'll close the curtains. Can you guess who the woman is?
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Liar. Sleep well, Mr. Campbell. Tommy, tell me. Do you have someone? [Music] It's too late, Tommy.
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It's the laugh of Christ. I mean, it's too late. If you'd come with me to New York, our things to do.
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You mean the car landed the wrong way? It couldn't have worked. That was a question.
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[Music] Tell me, do you have someone? Mother Isos. She's going to win the derby.
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[Music] in new ways. They call the right and it's been many years [Music] and gone.
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[Music] I'll drive you when you sail back. We don't know yet. Get out of the return tickets.
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This wasn't right. Tommy, when you go back, guys, they're doing tests on us. I don't know when they'll be finished.
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We're having treatment. A doctor in Harley Street. Some new thing, a breakthrough. We're trying for a baby.
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What did you come here to fight? Doctor believes it's surely me who's at fault.
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I'm sorry. Someone's fault. I'm tired of that, Tommy. Can I see you again? Christ used to work undercover, eh?
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I have never lied to him once. So tell him the truth.
Topics:Tommy ShelbyGrace BurgessPeaky Blinderslove affairCharlie ChaplinLondon1920sreunionwhiskeysecrets
