[00:14.102]This is what I ought to feel on stage
[00:20.377]Soaring up like snow-capped mountains
[00:28.134]I feel your beauty and your rage
[00:33.909]I could be those tumbling forests
[00:37.448]I could play those jagged hillsides
[00:41.802]Star of mountain
[00:43.852]Star of valley
[01:12.303]Would Madam care for breakfast?
[01:15.518]Will croissants and fresh coffee do?
[01:20.308]Wonderful view!
[01:27.003]Whenever we see those mountains
[01:33.922]We will think of me and you
[01:51.158]George insists on magnificent views
[02:04.850]I think I should like your uncle
[02:22.907]Alex, she's beautiful. Who is she?
[02:25.559]My aunt Delia. She was an actress too
[02:28.289]Delia! Was she famous?
[02:30.516]Yes. But she died very young
[02:32.842]That's why my uncle doesn't come down here very often
[02:35.233]Too many memories
[02:36.900]Haven't I seen that somewhere before?
[02:38.831]Not the one you're thinking of. That's in the Louvre
[02:41.222]George did that one
[02:42.367]Some people call it fraud, but he prefers to think of it as a tribute
[02:47.129]En garde!
[02:48.302]Fifteen love!
[02:51.025]Promise me today will never ever end!
[03:01.426]Caviar! Anchovies! Peaches in brandy! We can have a banquet tonight!
[03:07.796]When he does get down here, George doesn't believe in having to rough it
[03:14.603]I could get to like it here!
[03:17.886]Let's not ever think of leaving!
[03:26.851]Look at this. Pierrot. Carmen.
[03:30.901]For the ballroom? Or the bedroom?
[03:34.846]M?rim?e, "L'Occasion". I know this -- it's a wonderful play!
[03:39.232]Really?
[03:40.430]Let's do it
[03:43.731]But I don't know anything about the theatre
[03:45.951]I'll teach you
[03:48.021]We'll do it tonight
[03:53.621]This one is gorgeous!
[03:56.933]It was her favorite dress
[03:59.671]He must have loved her so much
[04:05.005]Rose, leave things as they are
[04:06.225]I can just see her
[04:11.418]I feel I know her