Calendar Girls Script - Dialogue Transcript
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<strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>Girls</strong> <strong>Script</strong> - transcript from the screenplay and/or Helen Mirren movie<br />
<strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>Girls</strong> <strong>Script</strong> - <strong>Dialogue</strong> <strong>Transcript</strong><br />
Voila! Finally, the <strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>Girls</strong> script is here for all you quotes spouting fans of the movie<br />
starring Helen Mirren, Julie Walters, Ciaran Hinds, yadda yadda. This script is a transcript that was<br />
painstakingly transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of <strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>Girls</strong>. I know, I know, I<br />
still need to get the cast names in there and I'll be eternally tweaking it, so if you have any<br />
corrections, feel free to drop me a line. You won't hurt my feelings. Honest.<br />
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<strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>Girls</strong> <strong>Script</strong><br />
So, ladies, straight to the high point<br />
of our meeting, our guest speaker.<br />
I'm very pleased to welcome<br />
Alan Rathbone from York,<br />
who's gonna be giving us a talk<br />
on the history of the Milk Marketing Board.<br />
Thank you, Alan.<br />
Good evening,<br />
ladies of the Women's Institute.<br />
Ladies, I'd like to welcome<br />
Iris Benton from llkley.<br />
She's come to lead us<br />
through the fascinating world of rugs.<br />
I beg your pardon, Iris. I stand corrected.<br />
It's not just rugs. It's all forms of carpeting.<br />
Thank God. For a minute there<br />
I thought it was going to be dull.<br />
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Thank you, Iris.<br />
Our round-the-world cruise<br />
started in September in Skipton,<br />
when we booked the tickets.<br />
That's them. They were a special offer<br />
and it was essential, my wife told me,<br />
to book them before the th of the month.<br />
Thank you.<br />
I don't know about you, ladies,<br />
but can I just say, Pauline,<br />
I had no idea that broccoli<br />
could be so intriguing.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Now then, ladies, can I have<br />
a volunteer to draw the raffle?<br />
- No.<br />
- Yes.<br />
- No.<br />
- All right, I'll ask him.<br />
- Volunteer your own husband.<br />
- Yeah, right.<br />
What's Rod going to talk to the WI about?<br />
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Yeah, exactly.<br />
That's exactly what John'd say.<br />
- What the hell am I gonna speak about?<br />
- John, I don't care.<br />
Whatever it is is gonna be better<br />
than the bloody history of the cauliflower<br />
or whatever it is we've got next week.<br />
- One seedling...<br />
- Annie, tell him.<br />
John, the whole point of the WI is...<br />
- Are you listening to me?<br />
- Annie, what is the point of the WI?<br />
Enlightenment, fun and friendship.<br />
Well, there, you see.<br />
It's right. It's them things.<br />
In my case, you did it cos<br />
your mother asked you, then she died...<br />
- You love it.<br />
- One seed in each pot.<br />
You're bloody useless, you are.<br />
Look. Is it all right like that?<br />
I've done the Harman wedding,<br />
but the carnation table fronts<br />
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need to be done<br />
for that conference in Guiseley.<br />
Good Lord. Nagging lilies.<br />
And I couldn't find the order form.<br />
I thought,<br />
after your fantastic reorganisation,<br />
all the order forms<br />
had to go on the bent nail.<br />
Are you going upstairs<br />
to do your homework?<br />
I'm not bothered.<br />
No worries.<br />
Jem?<br />
Mum.<br />
Oh, you... Shoo!<br />
You beggar! Go on!<br />
He's a little devil is that crow.<br />
He'll have all them seedlings<br />
if we don't do something.<br />
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Something we need<br />
to have a little... a little chat about.<br />
- Annie...<br />
- Don't leave me.<br />
You great... Hey, come here.<br />
I'm not leaving you. You soft girl.<br />
At least, I bloody hope not.<br />
You know, what kind is it he's got?<br />
He says he's gonna call it<br />
Saddam Hussein.<br />
You should have told us.<br />
I'm your oldest friend.<br />
You should have told me<br />
the moment you found out.<br />
I did.<br />
No big hoo-ha, though, OK?<br />
lt'll just make it easier for him to get back<br />
to normal when he gets out, you know,<br />
and the tests are clear and...<br />
and everything.<br />
Entries for the home and craft<br />
competition to the WI tent immediately.<br />
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- What are they? Hell's Angels?<br />
- Sort of. They're morris dancers.<br />
- We'll see you back at the tents.<br />
- All right. See you later. Yeah.<br />
- Garden in a plant pot.<br />
- Done that.<br />
- Straightest courgette.<br />
- Done.<br />
Most creative thing done with an egg.<br />
Then we've done everything. Come on.<br />
Look at 'em. High Gill WI.<br />
Let's arrange our cakes<br />
round an old cartwheel.<br />
- Does look pretty, though.<br />
- Whose side are you on, Brutus?<br />
- No, I didn't mean...<br />
- What's your event, by the way?<br />
Tea tray on an international theme.<br />
I did Jamaica, but it could be<br />
anywhere in the Caribbean.<br />
If more people did WI, there'd be<br />
half the need for hallucinogenic drugs.<br />
Good, Ruth. International tea tray.<br />
Victoria sponge...<br />
Annie's on victoria sponge.<br />
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- Summat for under a pound...<br />
- Kathy.<br />
Kathy. That's it. Where's that?<br />
What's that?<br />
Annie won't have had time, running<br />
Yul Brynner in and out of Skipton General,<br />
so ta-da!<br />
I'm sorry. It just took a bit long...<br />
Oh, my God, the cake.<br />
- Told you.<br />
- It's all right. Chris has saved the day.<br />
- You baked that?<br />
- I'm not a total dead loss as a woman.<br />
I can't knit or make plum jam,<br />
but I can bake a bloody victoria sponge.<br />
- Thank you.<br />
- Course, I didn't actually bake this.<br />
- I got it from Marks & Spencer's.<br />
- What?!<br />
- The point is...<br />
- You can't enter a cake you've bought.<br />
Get off! It doesn't matter<br />
where it comes from, does it?<br />
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This is about putting up<br />
a united front against High Gill.<br />
This isn't bakery.<br />
It's Zulu.<br />
Are you ready?<br />
Will the parents of the young lad<br />
in the Spider-Man T-shirt<br />
please meet him under the gorilla.<br />
Now, excitement in the main tent,<br />
where the WI judging's begun.<br />
- Aye aye.<br />
- Jury's back.<br />
Ladies and gentlemen, the winner<br />
of this year's May Wilkinson trophy<br />
for victoria sponge,<br />
maximum -inch diameter,<br />
I'm pleased to say is entry number .<br />
- Nice knowing you, Chris.<br />
- Help me!<br />
That's interesting.<br />
Entered by Knapely WI<br />
and baked by Chris Harper.<br />
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- Very, very well done. It's a beautiful cake.<br />
- Thanks. Thanks very much.<br />
And I'm proud to say this cake also wins<br />
the judges' discretionary award.<br />
It was really beautiful.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Listen, I never normally ask this.<br />
The lightness of that sponge.<br />
Is there a trick, a technique,<br />
how you got that?<br />
Uh, well...<br />
Well, I basically stuck to<br />
me mother's advice about cake baking.<br />
Yes.<br />
Which is line the bowl with butter.<br />
Always use a warm spoon.<br />
And if it's a special event,<br />
get it at Marks & Spencer's.<br />
Throw the cake at 'em.<br />
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Are you throwing my cake?<br />
That is disrespectful.<br />
- This is very good.<br />
- Of course it's good.<br />
They don't give the May Wilkinson<br />
out lightly, you know.<br />
In fact, I'm going to be asked<br />
to do a master class at the WI.<br />
- That'll be interesting.<br />
- Wasn't I supposed to do one?<br />
Something? Yeah. For the WI.<br />
Or don't you want that any more?<br />
I'll tell you what, if you want me to do it,<br />
you'd better get it in quick.<br />
Go.<br />
- Kiss.<br />
- They're on "arrows of desire".<br />
- You can't go to llkley without a kiss.<br />
- I go every Thursday.<br />
It's not an overseas posting.<br />
Kiss.<br />
Firstly, how else could we start<br />
than by congratulating Chris<br />
on not only winning the May Wilkinson<br />
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but also the judges' discretionary ribbon.<br />
I'm so pleased.<br />
Now, the next item<br />
on the agenda is the calendar.<br />
Last year we had views of local bridges,<br />
so this year I thought we could<br />
go for the most beautiful views of...<br />
- George Clooney.<br />
...the churches of Wharfedale.<br />
fully clothed<br />
and a little "lift the flap" for December.<br />
Chris?<br />
- No, nothing.<br />
- She said George Clooney.<br />
No. No, Marie.<br />
I'm fine, you know, with whatever.<br />
Churches of Wharfedale it is, then.<br />
It should be bloody George Clooney.<br />
Burnsall Church or George Clooney -<br />
I know which I'd rather wake up looking at.<br />
It is a Norman church, you know.<br />
I'm not disputing<br />
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the loveliness of the church.<br />
It's the firmness of the buttocks<br />
I'm worried about.<br />
Careful. You'll pull your drip out.<br />
Anyway, let's face it,<br />
hate to be a revolutionary,<br />
it might actually sell a few copies.<br />
Yeah, the WI posing-pouch calendar.<br />
- Flesh sells, I tell ya.<br />
- Yeah.<br />
Right, decided.<br />
So where do we get a photographer?<br />
Art college. It's full of charlatans<br />
who prostitute their talent for money.<br />
- Is it?<br />
- Yeah. Lawrence was telling me.<br />
Hey, you wanna see<br />
this kid's photographs.<br />
Don't go on about them.<br />
He's taking some of me sunflowers,<br />
to see how they're getting on.<br />
It's not your photographer, it's your models.<br />
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Professional models cost a bloody bomb.<br />
I'll model for you for nowt.<br />
No, thanks. I've just seen your backside<br />
and, believe me, it's not like George's.<br />
There you go.<br />
This bloody settee. They're gonna need<br />
another relatives' room,<br />
for the relatives of the relatives who got<br />
injured on the settee in the relatives' room.<br />
So, did you talk to the specialist?<br />
John seems chirpier to me today.<br />
What's the old...<br />
- Pneumonia and septicaemia.<br />
- That's good. I've heard of those.<br />
They can deal with those, can't they?<br />
It means his immune system's weakened.<br />
The chemo isn't working.<br />
Which means we're finally out of straws.<br />
Don't you go buying any benches.<br />
Do what the hell I like, John Clarke.<br />
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If you put a bench out here,<br />
it'll have "Leeds stuffed Arsenal" on it<br />
before you get back to the car.<br />
Come on.<br />
I've written me speech.<br />
- WI.<br />
- Right.<br />
I did it about me job.<br />
And all this.<br />
You read it to me.<br />
Flowers of Yorkshire<br />
are like the women of Yorkshire.<br />
Every stage of their growth<br />
is more beautiful than the last.<br />
But the last phase...<br />
is always the most glorious.<br />
Then very quickly they all go to seed.<br />
Cheeky beggar.<br />
A while ago, I asked John Clarke<br />
to give us a talk here at Knapely WI.<br />
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Annie asked me to read it to you<br />
here tonight, and this is what he wrote.<br />
"The flowers of Yorkshire<br />
are like the women of Yorkshire."<br />
"Every stage of their growth<br />
has its own beauty,<br />
but the last phase<br />
is always the most glorious."<br />
"Then very quickly they all go to seed."<br />
"Which makes it ironic my favourite flower<br />
isn't even indigenous to the British Isles,<br />
let alone Yorkshire."<br />
"I don't think there's anything on this planet<br />
that more trumpets life than the sunflower."<br />
"For me, that's because<br />
of the reason behind its name."<br />
"Not because it looks like the sun<br />
but because it follows the sun."<br />
"During the course of the day,<br />
the head tracks the journey<br />
of the sun across the sky."<br />
"A satellite dish for sunshine."<br />
"Wherever light is, no matter how weak,<br />
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these flowers will find it."<br />
"And that's such an admirable thing."<br />
"And such a lesson in life."<br />
You ran into a gate? How'd you do that?<br />
You what?<br />
He does a paper round.<br />
It pays for his elocution lessons.<br />
Yeah, well, he's bent these good-style.<br />
It'll be quid that, love.<br />
I have to have it.<br />
Mum?<br />
Ted, would you mind if I borrowed this?<br />
Moving gently into the locust.<br />
And then we have...<br />
the lion.<br />
I have to admit I'm concerned about<br />
our great leader's grasp of t'ai chi.<br />
And into the llama.<br />
- Llama?<br />
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- Are there llamas in China?<br />
OK?<br />
Are you all looking in the right direction?<br />
- See you later, girls!<br />
- Bye, love!<br />
Bye.<br />
How's Annie?<br />
How can we help, do you think?<br />
Are you doing anything<br />
tomorrow afternoon?<br />
It is, I'm telling ya.<br />
<strong>Girls</strong> laughing's a good sign.<br />
It's a top sign, I tell ya.<br />
Bloody hell,<br />
if you're in with Debbie Nolan,<br />
not bein' unsound here,<br />
but she has got the most fantastic tits.<br />
She has got fine mangoes.<br />
Actually, not mangoes. I don't imagine<br />
they'd be hard like mangoes.<br />
Maybe plums.<br />
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Ripe plums. You know, big, ripe plums.<br />
No, what am I saying?<br />
No, not plums. Balloons!<br />
That's it. That's exactly what they're like.<br />
A pair of balloons you find behind<br />
your settee three days after a party.<br />
Gaz, will you stop talking about tits?<br />
Why would I ever wanna do that?<br />
Well, I think it's a great idea.<br />
- You weren't concentrating, were you?<br />
- I was.<br />
We're going to raise money for<br />
the hospital, to buy a sofa in John's name.<br />
By posing for a nude calendar.<br />
Oh, no.<br />
Sit down. I'm not asking you<br />
to straddle a Harley-Davidson.<br />
It's still a bit of a leap<br />
from Burnsall Church.<br />
Yes, but that's the whole point. You see,<br />
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like, it's an alternative calendar. It's...<br />
- It's what John suggested.<br />
- Did he?<br />
"The last stage of the flower<br />
is the most glorious."<br />
So what this calendar would be saying<br />
is "Yes, John, actually. We agree."<br />
With respect, I didn't hear him<br />
use the phrase "whip your bras off".<br />
It's £ in the leather, that sofa.<br />
Can I remind you how much<br />
last year's calendar raised?<br />
£ . .<br />
- Are you havin' it?<br />
- We're havin' it, all right.<br />
Come on.<br />
Yeah, we'll get back to you, thank you.<br />
She's...<br />
I don't know. She's being weird.<br />
Normal weird, or weird weird?<br />
- She found this.<br />
- You're kidding? Big Bazookas?<br />
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- I saw her looking at it.<br />
- God, I bet she went off her head.<br />
My mum did when she found<br />
me Rubber Housewives.<br />
It's a difficult age.<br />
Round about now,<br />
women go through a difficult age,<br />
when they get all irrational and odd<br />
and difficult to predict.<br />
- How do you know?<br />
- Me dad told me.<br />
- Right.<br />
- No.<br />
I've got to go, anyway.<br />
Eddie's getting back from llkley.<br />
Nobody's going to see anything,<br />
I promise you. You take the picture.<br />
I'm not quite sure how to...<br />
- Not yet. Wait.<br />
- You've just taken one of the table.<br />
Won't sell a lot of calendars, will it?<br />
It's that one.<br />
- But it's very sensitive.<br />
- Right.<br />
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Can anyone see my nipples?<br />
- You bloody would if it were your mum.<br />
- Look, what's she done?<br />
Flicked through one jazz mag<br />
and looked at a mucky calendar.<br />
That doesn't make her a lesbian.<br />
Hi, Jem.<br />
Your mother's just...<br />
Just go on upstairs with your friend, OK?<br />
- How was llkley?<br />
- Hey, what are you doing up?<br />
- How'd it go?<br />
- You know.<br />
They're not a scintillating lot,<br />
carpet dealers.<br />
They only get excited<br />
about bonded underlay.<br />
- Coming to bed?<br />
- Aye, in a bit.<br />
Just having a wind-down.<br />
I don't want<br />
announcements of redundancies...<br />
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I've come for my photos.<br />
Can't find my little receipt thingy.<br />
The name's Har...<br />
Here they are. It's £ . please.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Keep the penny. Thank you.<br />
- I'm surprised they printed it.<br />
- It's probably on the Internet by now.<br />
By the sound of it,<br />
most people have seen it already.<br />
For God's sake. I mean,<br />
lots of people have their photos taken<br />
with their tops off<br />
on holiday in lbiza, don't they?<br />
I think it just probably<br />
came as a slight shock,<br />
what with the previous photos<br />
being of flower arrangements.<br />
I've screwed up a-bloody-gain,<br />
haven't I? Yet a-bloody-gain.<br />
Whoa.<br />
Look, what we have to<br />
ask ourselves here is this.<br />
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What is the difference<br />
between this and the Venus de Milo?<br />
I love quizzes.<br />
- The cooker?<br />
- Celia.<br />
Both feature women<br />
with their breasts exposed.<br />
What makes one a work of art?<br />
I think the answer to that's<br />
very simple. An artist.<br />
She's clever.<br />
An artist.<br />
She's lovely.<br />
A lovely light you've used on the face there.<br />
Got her eyes, didn't he?<br />
And all those curls.<br />
Lovely.<br />
So, have you photographed<br />
many humans, or is it mainly...<br />
It is mainly poodles.<br />
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The blood represents globalisation<br />
and the sheep's skull<br />
is the death of democracy.<br />
- And the carrot?<br />
- The carrot is capitalism.<br />
Mainly orchids. I'm particularly<br />
interested in woodland orchids.<br />
And butterflies.<br />
I love photographing native butterflies.<br />
What exactly is your project?<br />
Hello, ladies.<br />
You'll be all right.<br />
This is crazy. He won't remember.<br />
He must see thousands of people<br />
come through here every day.<br />
Mrs Clarke? John's wife?<br />
Hiya.<br />
Hiya.<br />
Are you serious?<br />
You've got women in Skipton who are<br />
all committed to doin' a nude photo shoot?<br />
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- Well, technically we haven't got .<br />
- Yes.<br />
So long as we can find<br />
the right photographer.<br />
We've found the right photographer.<br />
Are you going to commit to it?<br />
You are?<br />
Sorry.<br />
Don't think of it as naked, Cora.<br />
It's not naked. It's nude.<br />
Annie, I am years old.<br />
So if I'm not gonna<br />
get 'em out now, when am I?<br />
It's the whole showing-your-breasts issue<br />
that concerns me.<br />
I think the whole point<br />
is that we don't properly.<br />
I know. That's what concerns me.<br />
- Yours are good, are they?<br />
- They're tremendous.<br />
Jessie, we're getting to the point now<br />
where we really need to commit.<br />
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- Now, I know...<br />
- No front bottoms.<br />
What?<br />
I'm in, just as long as it's no front bottoms.<br />
That's a sight I've reserved<br />
for just one man in my life.<br />
- Do you think your husband'll mind?<br />
- It wasn't my husband.<br />
- Course you've got a body worth lookin' at.<br />
- Just look at that parking!<br />
Ruth.<br />
Doesn't it annoy you<br />
when people take two spaces?<br />
Look, none of us<br />
have got a body worth looking at.<br />
No, well, that's not...<br />
We're not all Chrises in this life.<br />
Some of us are Ruths.<br />
I'm sorry.<br />
Ruth.<br />
Right, I did a bit of thinking<br />
about this calendar.<br />
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I think there's a trick<br />
we could play here.<br />
At first glance, it should look like<br />
your classic WI calendar.<br />
You know, all your jams,<br />
cakes, sewing and all that.<br />
You know, everything you'd expect.<br />
Except for one tiny thing.<br />
The person doing it is naked.<br />
It's perfect, Lawrence. Really, it's perfect.<br />
A different girl for every month<br />
in a different guise.<br />
Painting, press.<br />
Until December, when I thought we could<br />
do a group photo of you all together,<br />
you know, singin' a Christmas carol.<br />
With little hats on, like Father Christmas.<br />
There's just one small problem.<br />
The photographer's a man.<br />
The point is we won't<br />
actually be showing anything.<br />
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In the photos. I imagine a considerable<br />
amount will be on display in the room.<br />
That's a point.<br />
He'll have to be in the room<br />
to take the photos.<br />
- With us naked!<br />
- Well, nude.<br />
Listen, an art photographer<br />
doesn't see a naked woman.<br />
- He sees a life model.<br />
- Yes, the nudity isn't important.<br />
Easy to say<br />
when you've got your knickers on.<br />
He'll be looking at us as an artist.<br />
- I've heard that one before.<br />
- Have you?<br />
- He's not that kind of bloke.<br />
- I've heard that one before an' all!<br />
Where is he?<br />
Lawrence?<br />
I mean, have you any idea how intimidating<br />
it is to come in here in front of you lot?<br />
How much it's taken<br />
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that young man to do that?<br />
Sorry.<br />
Course we're not gonna go round<br />
parading ourselves in a room full of men.<br />
This isn't France, for God's sake.<br />
Lawrence will set up the photo,<br />
leave the room,<br />
dressing gowns come off,<br />
and one of us will click the shutter.<br />
Right.<br />
Lawrence?<br />
I think these girls got something<br />
to say to you.<br />
- Sorry.<br />
- Sorry, Lawrence.<br />
Right. Has anyone any activities planned<br />
we might want to seek approval for<br />
at National Conference?<br />
It's always wise.<br />
We wouldn't want to do anything<br />
without National Committee approval,<br />
not with Knapely being such a proud WI,<br />
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with an unblemished reputation,<br />
where it would take only one small act<br />
by a few rogue individuals<br />
to ruin a reputation<br />
that we've spent all these years...<br />
All right.<br />
Look, we're plannin'<br />
a calendar for John, everyone.<br />
Yeah, it's to raise money<br />
to buy something for the relatives' room<br />
in Knapely General.<br />
- And?<br />
- And with us on it.<br />
One for each month.<br />
And?<br />
Well...<br />
- That's about it, really...<br />
- Naked!<br />
- Naked?<br />
- Not naked. Nude.<br />
- What's the difference?<br />
- Art.<br />
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And seein' Marie's raised the issue,<br />
we're a good few months short.<br />
Is that not because all this has the air<br />
of another one of Chris's great ideas?<br />
Like the vodka-tasting night.<br />
No. Because I'm going to make sure<br />
this one turns out OK, Marie.<br />
Because it's for John.<br />
It was inspired by John,<br />
and it's for John, and it's because of John.<br />
And no matter what you might think<br />
of the idea, Marie, you're lookin' at January.<br />
February.<br />
March.<br />
April!<br />
Chris, do we have to make<br />
any special preparations?<br />
No. These pictures<br />
are going to be us, girls, as we come.<br />
- Oh, God.<br />
- Grey hair, cellulite, the lot.<br />
Remember, "The last phase<br />
is the most glorious!"<br />
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Do you have any pictures of Rene Russo?<br />
Thanks.<br />
- A week?<br />
- I know.<br />
It's a client. He does...<br />
you know this new chain of hotels?<br />
Northern summat?<br />
Shall I come?<br />
- What?<br />
- Save your sanity, love.<br />
You know, it's carpets.<br />
If I raced dragsters,<br />
there might be summat worth watching.<br />
I wanted to play next Wednesday,<br />
but I've got a bloody board meeting.<br />
Darling, come on!<br />
- Your ball's over there.<br />
- I'm coming, Frank.<br />
T minus two hours.<br />
Bras off to avoid strap marks.<br />
As we speak, darling. As we speak.<br />
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Darling? Come on!<br />
Good girl.<br />
- We're going to go.<br />
- We're going to go.<br />
- That's the decision.<br />
- That's the decision.<br />
We're going to go<br />
and tell them we're not going to do it.<br />
In. Quick!<br />
You have to realise I've never appeared<br />
nude in front of anyone in my life.<br />
- Not even Frank?<br />
- Frank's a major.<br />
We approach nudity<br />
on a strictly need-to-know basis.<br />
None of us have been here before, love.<br />
I mean, for God's sake, my John didn't<br />
see me naked until the spring of .<br />
What happened in the spring of ' ?<br />
There was a lizard<br />
in the shower block at Abergele.<br />
Quite a few people<br />
saw me naked that morning.<br />
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That's not fair.<br />
Right.<br />
- Shit or bust.<br />
- Shit or bust.<br />
- Right, Lawrence.<br />
- Ready when you are.<br />
They'll never go through with it.<br />
- It's a tool of the trade.<br />
- Ladies, just bring the lamp up a bit.<br />
- Raise the lamp for me.<br />
- No, don't touch that.<br />
Right.<br />
Annie? Chris?<br />
Can you just clear frame for me?<br />
OK, Celia, just lean in<br />
toward t'camera a little bit.<br />
Right. Enough?<br />
Perfect.<br />
OK. Ready.<br />
OK.<br />
Lawrence, we're going to need<br />
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considerably bigger buns.<br />
Weren't the buns flat?<br />
No! Don't mess with the buns!<br />
I like them like this. They cover more.<br />
No, don't touch the composition!<br />
- But, Lawrence, were the top buns flat?<br />
- They're flat!<br />
Yeah, but flat for us or flat for her?<br />
Don't touch the buns.<br />
Please.<br />
Sorry.<br />
Bad girl.<br />
Bun toucher.<br />
- She's got to look relaxed.<br />
- I am bloody relaxed.<br />
- And she's gotta smile.<br />
- I am smiling!<br />
No, not too much. I want it enigmatic.<br />
She looks like she's seen<br />
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somebody she knows in the distance.<br />
Left side up a little. Your right side down<br />
a little. And the middle section sort of...<br />
For God's sake,<br />
get bloody Botticelli in here.<br />
Lawrence. Get in here.<br />
Chin down to your left.<br />
You look beautiful, Celia.<br />
OK.<br />
We're away.<br />
I used to be in a band in the ' s.<br />
One day...<br />
Thank you.<br />
Come on, Sugden.<br />
It's your own time you're wasting.<br />
I was his junior school teacher.<br />
Jessie! What did I say about relaxing him?<br />
What did she say about relaxing him?<br />
Cup of tea, girls?<br />
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There's no E flat in "Jerusalem".<br />
I'll be disappointed<br />
if they look at me fingers.<br />
All right?<br />
Are you doing this one?<br />
- What's your name?<br />
- Ruth.<br />
I'm Lawrence. Photographer.<br />
One minute.<br />
- Lawrence? Lawrence, who's next?<br />
- Ruth.<br />
Ruth?<br />
Ruth? No, wait. Lawrence!<br />
Right. Let's do it.<br />
Could I have, well,<br />
you know, some privacy?<br />
Off!<br />
# We wish you a Merry Christmas<br />
and a Happy New Year<br />
Congratulations. It's a calendar.<br />
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Yes. Black and white with just one colour.<br />
I don't know. .<br />
.<br />
No, copies.<br />
So how much would that be?<br />
Thank you. Get back to you.<br />
- It's never that much.<br />
- It bloody is.<br />
We're looking for sponsorship,<br />
and my husband always<br />
used your products, you see.<br />
He worked for the National Park.<br />
- John Clarke?<br />
- Yes, that's right.<br />
He died of leukaemia.<br />
- Aye, I know. I'm sorry.<br />
- Thank you.<br />
What do you need sponsorship for?<br />
We're getting there. But the sunflower<br />
needs to leap out at you. More yellow.<br />
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- Quiet! Look, you can't all be July.<br />
- It's my birthday in July.<br />
My divorce came through in March.<br />
I'd like to be September.<br />
Marie.<br />
I'm not disturbing you, am I?<br />
I was just passing.<br />
I bought... They're nothing much.<br />
Marie, they're lovely. Come on in.<br />
I never felt I really knew John.<br />
He worked for the National Park, didn't he?<br />
- I just wanted to say, if there's anything...<br />
- These are beautiful. Are they gerberas?<br />
Gorgeous.<br />
You should get away for a bit. Have<br />
a holiday. You know, get out of Knapely.<br />
- You trying to get rid of me?<br />
- No. I just...<br />
- I feel I have to say something, Annie.<br />
- More tea?<br />
No.<br />
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I do know how difficult<br />
things must be for you at the moment,<br />
how you must be feeling.<br />
Do you? Oh, dear.<br />
Do you think John would have<br />
approved of this, Annie? Really?<br />
You didn't know John, you say?<br />
No, but I know that he was a good man,<br />
a decent man.<br />
If your concern is<br />
for the reputation of Knapely WI...<br />
- No, that's not what I'm saying.<br />
- Well, I think it is.<br />
The WI is about doing good.<br />
And I think we have to ask ourselves<br />
what does more good -<br />
knowing slightly more about broccoli<br />
one week than we did the last<br />
or providing some comfort for someone<br />
in the worst hours of their life?<br />
Because that's what it's like, sweetheart.<br />
And, no, I don't think<br />
you do know how I feel.<br />
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Annie!<br />
Result!<br />
Oh, hello, Marie.<br />
Sorry, were you...?<br />
I don't know. Marie, had you finished?<br />
You wanna put a penny in with those.<br />
They last longer.<br />
Chris.<br />
- What was that about?<br />
- Don't ask. What's the result?<br />
- I've got us a sponsor.<br />
- What?<br />
...to the old farts at Carmichael's Seeds.<br />
Say hello to the lovely people at Jennings.<br />
The beer?<br />
- Printing costs and a press launch.<br />
- The beer people?<br />
All we have to do is put<br />
their little logo at the bottom of each page.<br />
No, but the seed company made sense<br />
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cos, you know, John loved flowers.<br />
But he never drank beer, Chris.<br />
You know that.<br />
It's not about the beer.<br />
It's about their money.<br />
There it is. Have a look.<br />
It's beautiful.<br />
Hello, is this the Skipton News? Could<br />
I speak to your publicity person, please?<br />
I want to make an announcement.<br />
Madam Chairman, can I just... Sorry.<br />
Madam Chairman, I'm sorry. Sorry.<br />
- It's Knapely.<br />
- Sorry?<br />
- In Yorkshire.<br />
- Charming.<br />
Listen. I'm sorry to bother you<br />
in the middle of conference,<br />
but there's an issue come up at my WI<br />
which I feel duty-bound to inform you of.<br />
Well, you'll have to be brief. This way.<br />
- Bastard!<br />
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- She wouldn't have done it deliberately.<br />
- The absolute, and I hate to use the word...<br />
- Well, don't then.<br />
- It might have just slipped out.<br />
- To Brenda Mooney.<br />
Who happens to be Madam Chairman<br />
of the National WI Federation.<br />
We could...<br />
I mean, Marie has deliberately<br />
poured poison down there.<br />
- Well, we'll just...<br />
- Do what, Ruth? Please tell me.<br />
Seeing as calendars<br />
are being printed as we speak.<br />
If we can't use the name<br />
Women's Institute, we just don't use it.<br />
If it's not the Women's Institute,<br />
it's just a load of middle-aged women<br />
mysteriously standing naked<br />
behind fruitcakes.<br />
Oh, my God!<br />
It would look like pornography!<br />
But I don't know what's on the order form.<br />
It's under the tin can<br />
where the bent nail used to be.<br />
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You're gonna have to sort this one out<br />
on your own, sweetheart.<br />
Why? Where the hell are you?<br />
Tell you later. I'll be back tonight<br />
for the press conference. Bye!<br />
Chris Harper and Annie Clarke<br />
from Knapely to see Brenda Mooney.<br />
- Are you official delegates?<br />
- Yes, from Knapely.<br />
- Yes, from Knapely.<br />
- And you're here to do an open spot?<br />
- Right. Follow me.<br />
- We're in.<br />
- What's an open spot? Sounds painful.<br />
- I don't know.<br />
- Very last minute. Go on straight away.<br />
- On where?<br />
Don't know.<br />
- Which WI are you?<br />
- We're from Knapely.<br />
There are lots of them.<br />
Brenda... Sorry. Madam Chairperson...<br />
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- "Conference" please.<br />
- Sorry? I beg your pardon?<br />
Address the whole conference, please.<br />
Go on. You can do it.<br />
The final open spot of the morning<br />
is the delegate from Knapely.<br />
We wanted to come to ask approval from...<br />
well, from you all.<br />
We want to do a WI calendar<br />
which raises enough money to buy...<br />
a chair or a seat, a sofa, or...<br />
well, anything, really...<br />
Sorry.<br />
OK, so, the thing is here,<br />
is that the hospital local to us in Knapely<br />
is where my John...<br />
where...<br />
my husband...<br />
Thank you. Knapely,<br />
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best of luck with the settee. Now...<br />
No. Just hold on.<br />
Just hold on a minute with your red light.<br />
Sorry, does the other member<br />
from Knapely want to say something?<br />
Yes, because<br />
she's about to commit heresy.<br />
Hello. Here we go.<br />
- Oh, God.<br />
- Look, I hate plum jam.<br />
I only joined the WI<br />
to make my mother happy.<br />
I do, I hate plum jam.<br />
I'm crap at cakes, I can't make sponge.<br />
In fact, seeing as it's unlikely that George<br />
Clooney would actually come to Skipton<br />
to do a talk on what it was like to be in ER,<br />
there seems very little reason<br />
for me to actually stay in the WI.<br />
Except suddenly... suddenly I want<br />
to raise money in memory of a man I loved,<br />
and to do that I'm prepared to take<br />
me clothes off for a WI calendar,<br />
and if you can't give us minutes<br />
of your time, Madam Chairman,<br />
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well then, frankly, guys,<br />
I'm going to do it without council approval.<br />
Because there are some things that are<br />
more important than council approval.<br />
And if it means<br />
that we get closer to killing off<br />
this shitty, cheating, sly,<br />
conniving bloody disease that cancer is,<br />
God, I tell you, I'd run round Skipton<br />
market naked, smeared in plum jam,<br />
wearing nothing but a knitted tea cosy<br />
on me head and singing "Jerusalem".<br />
Let's break.<br />
minutes.<br />
We don't do nudity.<br />
But we do do charity.<br />
Can I assume this is a local fundraiser<br />
and you're not gonna be making<br />
too big a hoo-ha out of it?<br />
In which case, it's a branch matter,<br />
and I can leave any decision<br />
in the hands of your branch president.<br />
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- Thank you.<br />
- Thank you.<br />
Sod it. Go on, then.<br />
Evening News? Morning Herald? Did you<br />
invite the journalist from the Gazette?<br />
- Yes.<br />
- Actually, so did I. Here we go.<br />
Thank you. Keep the change.<br />
My God. It's half past. Come on.<br />
The girls will have done<br />
half the press conference by now.<br />
Right, where are we?<br />
I think it's down here. Come on.<br />
How many press releases did I send out?<br />
How many sodding press releases?<br />
Bloody local paper! What bigger than this<br />
has happened in Knapely tonight?<br />
Don't tell me.<br />
Someone's grown a U-shaped marrow.<br />
We're going to lose money, aren't we?<br />
Not only are we not going to raise it,<br />
we're actually going to lose it.<br />
I suppose we did promise<br />
it wouldn't be a big hoo-ha.<br />
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We tried.<br />
At least you made that speech.<br />
Yeah. Well, it's not enough, Annie.<br />
I'd rather not have tried<br />
than have to face Marie and say<br />
"Oh, no. Actually, yes, you were right.<br />
It was another one of Chris's ideas."<br />
"And what's worse" - this is a good one -<br />
"to add insult to injury, I took me clothes off<br />
and no one was interested."<br />
- You after the WI thing?<br />
- Yes.<br />
Had to spill over. They're in t'ballroom.<br />
...giving the game away to say<br />
we did have the odd glass of wine.<br />
Oh, here they are!<br />
You're nude in The Telegraph, dear.<br />
Can you pass the bacon?<br />
- Open up, Maya, love, will ya?<br />
- I have, Mum.<br />
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We're full.<br />
One minute the dressing gown was on,<br />
and the next it was just me and the hat.<br />
I'm here in the Yorkshire village of Knapely,<br />
where the Women's Institute<br />
have not only been raising money,<br />
but raising eyebrows<br />
by stripping for a charity calendar.<br />
I'm thinking of taking it up professionally.<br />
What's your family think?<br />
I was worried my daughter would be<br />
embarrassed, but she talked me into it.<br />
Any magazine offers?<br />
It's his village, is Knapely.<br />
House he grew up in was in Embsay Lane.<br />
And that church up there<br />
is where we got married. Hiya, Jessie!<br />
Sorry. Sorry. Miss September.<br />
It's done me the world of good.<br />
Chris, what gave you the idea?<br />
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Excuse me.<br />
Hello, dear. I brought my journalists<br />
to meet your journalists.<br />
Hello.<br />
To develop ideas and to have them...<br />
You know, after all, the WI is about<br />
education and empowerment of women.<br />
It's not just jam and "Jerusalem".<br />
The WI nude calendar?<br />
No, love, sorry.<br />
But I definitely sent you a batch of .<br />
Look. Look,<br />
Minstergate Bookshop, York. .<br />
And I got 'em, love,<br />
and I put 'em out at nine o'clock,<br />
and at ten past nine we'd sold out.<br />
Thanks very much. Thank you!<br />
Annie!<br />
We've got to order more calendars!<br />
We're down to the last .<br />
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- What is it?<br />
- They were waiting for me.<br />
- Who?<br />
- When I got back.<br />
My God.<br />
Read this, Chris.<br />
It's happened to them,<br />
just like it's happened to me.<br />
I'm going to help them.<br />
"And your photo made me smile<br />
for the first time in months."<br />
"Now I smile<br />
whenever I see the calendar."<br />
"Thank you, girls,<br />
for your bravery and beauty."<br />
"Best wishes, Vera Mason."<br />
"It reminded me so of Eileen."<br />
"You seemed to have<br />
the same spirit she had."<br />
"I know she would have howled<br />
with laughter at your photographs."<br />
"Thank you again.<br />
Looking forward to the next."<br />
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"I'm currently in the high security wing of<br />
Her Majesty's Prison Barlinnie in Scotland,<br />
and was mightily impressed<br />
by the sheer size of your..."<br />
It's on! Look! It's on!<br />
...has been speaking to the instigator<br />
of the world's first<br />
nude WI calendar, Chris Harper.<br />
So, Chris, tell us how it all came about,<br />
cos you wouldn't normally associate<br />
the Women's Institute with nudity.<br />
No, the usual image of the WI calendar<br />
is of plums and jam and country views.<br />
We thought if glamour photographers<br />
can do it on a beach in Bangkok,<br />
we can do it in a church hall near Skipton.<br />
Fantastic.<br />
I was trying to get in there.<br />
Middle age didn't put them off stripping off,<br />
and now these women are hogging<br />
the headlines across the north.<br />
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Chris Harper's behind it. Rather than fall<br />
back on the usual twee landscape scenes,<br />
she talked her friends into posing nude<br />
for the local Women's Institute calendar.<br />
Not quite the jam and "Jerusalem"<br />
the ladies are usually known for.<br />
Chris says their husbands will never<br />
look at their wives in the same way again.<br />
Neither will the other members<br />
of this quiet little Dales community.<br />
- Where you going?<br />
- It's Thursday.<br />
But you just got back from the conference.<br />
- Eddie, I've got a surprise for you.<br />
- I've had it.<br />
I got it when someone turned round<br />
in t'petrol queue and said<br />
"Isn't this tart with her tits out your wife?"<br />
Eddie.<br />
Eddie, I didn't do it just to... I just...<br />
Eddie!<br />
- Burston wedding today.<br />
- Morning, Jem.<br />
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- I'm Gaz.<br />
- And we've got another order.<br />
It's a massive order, Chris.<br />
Guy's comin' round at . .<br />
Got a meeting.<br />
- When are you back?<br />
- Later. Bye!<br />
When later?<br />
Anyone seen Jem?<br />
Normally more than one of you, is there?<br />
Aye. Sorry.<br />
But my wife,<br />
she's a bit busy at the moment.<br />
- Kids?<br />
- No.<br />
It's some WI calendar thing<br />
she's organised. She's on a chat show.<br />
Not the calendar? The nude one?<br />
Aye.<br />
We just bought one. My wife came home.<br />
Seriously, it's fantastic.<br />
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I'll tell her.<br />
So, I've bought flowers off Mr...<br />
Come on, then, which one is she?<br />
January.<br />
Suppose you're getting<br />
sick of all this, are you?<br />
Oi, give us some of that.<br />
I thought I'd find you here. You all right?<br />
You got any money?<br />
What is funny, between you and me,<br />
some of the blokes...<br />
Frank, his wife would hardly<br />
undress in front of him before.<br />
And now, apparently, you know...<br />
I was saying, it's not had that effect in<br />
our bedroom, I can tell ya. Hardly see her.<br />
Sorry, I can't resist this. Mr January.<br />
You don't mind, do you?<br />
Aye. As long as I don't have to<br />
take me clothes off.<br />
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I'll tell ya. It's unbelievable.<br />
Well, for the last two hours,<br />
I have been exchanging phone calls...<br />
with Hollywood.<br />
What, the real one?<br />
No, Celia. The chocolate one.<br />
Yes, the real one.<br />
From who?<br />
From the studio of a show<br />
with a man whose name I've forgotten.<br />
They're not coming<br />
all the way from America?<br />
No.<br />
They're going to do it on the phone?<br />
No. They only do face-to-face interviews.<br />
If they won't come here and won't do it<br />
on the phone, how are they...<br />
Oh, my God.<br />
We're going to Hollywood.<br />
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You're joking.<br />
Reynoldson, with a Y.<br />
Oh, he's there.<br />
Please. Could you<br />
put me through to his room?<br />
Eddie?<br />
"Your toilet was broken,<br />
but I've fixed it now."<br />
All right, lads.<br />
- Can I help you, Officer?<br />
- You can put that joint out for a start.<br />
- Hollywood?<br />
- It's not for fun. It's really important.<br />
I mean, if we get on the telly in America,<br />
it's fantastic publicity.<br />
I mean, just imagine, the whole of America.<br />
What about our business, Chris?<br />
Or is that not important?<br />
Can you get that?<br />
I'm in a meeting.<br />
Hello. Flower-Power.<br />
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It won't be anything serious.<br />
He'll be all right.<br />
- They're not charging him.<br />
- Oh, thank God.<br />
Is it not illegal then?<br />
Well, cannabis is, but they tend<br />
not to worry too much about oregano.<br />
Right.<br />
Jem, you stupid... you stupid...<br />
- Thanks, Mum.<br />
- Jem...<br />
I'll go. We've already had<br />
a little father-and-son.<br />
Anyway, you've got to sign<br />
something before we can go.<br />
- Jem!<br />
- Would you like to come this way?<br />
Yes, all right. Oh, thanks.<br />
- Thanks very much.<br />
- Good night.<br />
Where is it? Where the hell is it?<br />
Ah, passport.<br />
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I'm hoping they'll let me in<br />
with a few calendars.<br />
After we've been on American telly,<br />
we might be able to shift a few.<br />
No, wait a minute. The holidays<br />
are all different there, aren't they?<br />
Well, maybe we'll have to do a reprint.<br />
You know, the American version.<br />
Your son's been arrested.<br />
Yes, I know.<br />
And released, Annie, with g of oregano.<br />
The only thing<br />
that'd be dangerous in is a quiche.<br />
But he thought it was drugs, Chris.<br />
Do you want to stay? Find out why?<br />
Yes, I do, obviously, but...<br />
The woman in the studio contacted me.<br />
I'm the one who...<br />
Chris, Chris, we can cope.<br />
We're big girls.<br />
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Particularly Celia.<br />
Hello.<br />
I was wondering if you could<br />
quote me for some carpets.<br />
You do sell carpets?<br />
You are the owner of a carpet warehouse?<br />
- Sorry. I'm with someone.<br />
- I know.<br />
My husband.<br />
I just came to llkley<br />
to see what I wasn't as good as.<br />
OK. Well, you've done that now.<br />
He told me you were the manager<br />
of a carpet warehouse.<br />
He told me you were dead.<br />
I think maybe I have been.<br />
You are looking good, baby.<br />
Sorry. Which one of us<br />
are you talking about, Eddie?<br />
The one that makes a tart of herself<br />
by taking her clothes off, or me?<br />
Sod off. Eddie?<br />
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No, no. You stay and enjoy yourselves.<br />
I'm off to Hollywood.<br />
Eddie?<br />
Sorry I'm late! Frank was so slow.<br />
Bloody hell, Celia! How many frocks?<br />
...or you'll be flooded out. And if anything<br />
goes wrong, phone your Auntie Sophie.<br />
You going to say<br />
"Don't do anything I wouldn't do"?<br />
You already have, Mam.<br />
Right, everyone.<br />
Has everyone got a ticket?<br />
Yes.<br />
- A passport?<br />
- Yes.<br />
A lying snake for a husband?<br />
No? Only me there, then.<br />
Let's go!<br />
Come on.<br />
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Hollywood, please, on your shiniest plane.<br />
Sorry, ladies.<br />
You've come to the wrong desk.<br />
I have asked four people.<br />
Each of them said we could check in<br />
for the flight to Los Angeles at any desk.<br />
We have queued for minutes<br />
in the only queue,<br />
and we were directed<br />
to your desk by your representative.<br />
Where precisely have we gone wrong?<br />
There was no need to queue, madam.<br />
You're all flying upper class.<br />
- You've been upgraded.<br />
- We're going first class!<br />
- I can check you in here if you like.<br />
- Thank you, dear.<br />
What a nice girl. I knew she was a nice girl.<br />
- Celia, press the white button on the right.<br />
- I am doing.<br />
- On the right. The white one.<br />
- Bye-bye!<br />
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- Cheerio. I'm going right under you, Celia.<br />
- Fantastic.<br />
I got my foot stuck now.<br />
Where are we, Cora?<br />
This is Sunset Strip!<br />
- Cheerio, gals. I'll see you later.<br />
- What are you doing?<br />
- I'm going up.<br />
- Be careful.<br />
It's lovely. Come up.<br />
Hollywood! We're here!<br />
Get down! Stop messing about.<br />
- Good afternoon, ladies.<br />
- Thank you, Ashley, I'll handle this.<br />
Good afternoon. Welcome to Los Angeles.<br />
- It's our first time here.<br />
- Is that right?<br />
- Clarke. The name's Clarke.<br />
- Mrs Clarke.<br />
Or should I call you Miss February?<br />
I saw your picture<br />
in the paper this morning.<br />
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Thank you, ma'am. Now, I'll just talk you<br />
through the facilities, OK?<br />
Right.<br />
Now, there are two televisions,<br />
one on each end,<br />
both of which have cable TV,<br />
Internet access and movies on demand.<br />
Now, there's also a full bar here,<br />
but if you need anything special,<br />
don't hesitate to call downstairs and we'll...<br />
- Is everything OK, ma'am?<br />
- Yeah, no, it's fine.<br />
It's just I'm a bit tired.<br />
I'd like to go to my room now, really.<br />
This is the hotel's master suite, ma'am.<br />
This is your room.<br />
Come on, I'll show you downstairs.<br />
It's beautiful.<br />
Have you been in your bathroom?<br />
Me too! I'm in the bath!<br />
And the bubbles, they're Christian Dior.<br />
The bath bubbles! They're Christian Dior!<br />
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- Do you think they'll charge us for it?<br />
- I hope not!<br />
Nice! Good. And then into the limo.<br />
Into the limo. That's very good.<br />
No, it's great.<br />
- Let me have a shot with you and the girls.<br />
- No. We gotta go.<br />
- Give him a kiss. Put your arm round him.<br />
- British women are taking me hostage.<br />
Right.<br />
- What are we doing first, then?<br />
- Chris!<br />
I can't believe it!<br />
You look gorgeous!<br />
Looking lovely! That's fantastic! OK!<br />
Great, ladies.<br />
OK, we got another section coming up.<br />
- Hey! Hold it, guys. Hold it.<br />
- Bye-bye! Thank you.<br />
Ladies, please! We got a whole<br />
new section to do here! Come on.<br />
Come on, ladies!<br />
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It's the cover page, and then four pages<br />
about how I don't give him sex any more.<br />
I just had to get away.<br />
I mean, the press will be all over it by now.<br />
So Rod's having to deal with all that<br />
on his own, then, is he?<br />
Well, him and Jem.<br />
Slightly out of character, don't you think,<br />
for Rod, saying all that?<br />
Did he get tricked into it?<br />
Did you stay to find out?<br />
Or by that time was there a taxi waiting?<br />
- Are you all right?<br />
- Yeah. I'm fine.<br />
Annie, Chris.<br />
This is Frank, Scott and John.<br />
- They're in a band called Anthrax.<br />
- Hello.<br />
Heard so much about you. We're really<br />
impressed with what you're doing.<br />
- It's a great story.<br />
- We haven't heard anything about you.<br />
I have.<br />
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Have you had a think about that, then?<br />
Yes. Well, yes.<br />
It would be in that ballpark, yes.<br />
Well, you know what? Let me talk with my<br />
associates, and I'll get back to you. Bye.<br />
- Thank you.<br />
- Who was on the phone?<br />
- Very exciting.<br />
- Who?<br />
Very exciting. I'll tell you in make-up. We're<br />
dead close to a deal. Oh, look, that's him.<br />
By the way, is it Leno or Leno?<br />
We've gotta get it right.<br />
- Leno.<br />
- Are you sure?<br />
- No, I think it's Leno.<br />
- Leno.<br />
Not only will they sponsor the calendar<br />
in America to the tune of $<br />
but guess who'll be filming in the studio<br />
next to the one we shoot the advert in?<br />
What?<br />
Guess who's filming in the studio next to<br />
the one we're going to shoot the advert in?<br />
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Advert?<br />
Well, they sponsor us, we do their advert<br />
for washing powder. That's how it works.<br />
George Clooney.<br />
Can I have it straight like Jennifer Aniston?<br />
You know, in Friends.<br />
Why would I dye just part of my head?<br />
It doesn't make any sense.<br />
I do not dye my hair. You may have<br />
heard about my first guests.<br />
They went from living a quaint,<br />
peaceful life in a small British town<br />
to becoming nude calendar girls.<br />
They're here tonight to tell us the story.<br />
This is the calendar.<br />
Please welcome, from Knapely, England,<br />
the <strong>Calendar</strong> <strong>Girls</strong>. Let's bring them out.<br />
Hello, girls. How are you?<br />
How are you? Good to see you.<br />
Everybody's here. Have a seat.<br />
Just sit anywhere.<br />
I'm curious. Have you girls<br />
been strippers all your lives?<br />
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- We're not strippers.<br />
- Did you get drunk beforehand?<br />
It was no big deal, you know.<br />
We've all got the same bits.<br />
- The same bits? Yes.<br />
- They're just different sizes.<br />
Can I have some of them rice things?<br />
- It's called sushi.<br />
- I know.<br />
- It's all suggestive.<br />
- I could make a few suggestions.<br />
Well, ladies, it's fascinating.<br />
Good luck with your work.<br />
And, please, if you would just try to<br />
encourage more women to get naked.<br />
Thank you very much,<br />
the ladies of Knapely.<br />
We do have to work some kind of order out<br />
when we're asked questions,<br />
cos far too much of that you couldn't hear<br />
because everybody was talking.<br />
Annie? Annie?<br />
What are you doing? You missed it.<br />
We were just on television,<br />
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the whole reason we came here.<br />
I thought that was<br />
to get away from the press.<br />
Hello?<br />
Hello?<br />
Is there anyone there?<br />
There they are!<br />
Yes!<br />
Welcome, ladies. How are we today?<br />
- Fine.<br />
- Fantastic. Fabulendo.<br />
My name is Danny. I'm the director.<br />
And which one of you is Chris?<br />
You're Chris.<br />
Hi. Exciting. Yeah, yeah.<br />
OK, now, just to let you know, what I've<br />
done is cleared the studio of excess men.<br />
That's a shame.<br />
I didn't want you walking around naked<br />
in front of a bunch of guys you didn't know.<br />
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Sorry?<br />
We're doing the washing powder, right,<br />
hanging the washing on the line.<br />
And naked behind.<br />
I mean, there's not a problem<br />
with that, is there?<br />
It is what you girls do, isn't it?<br />
- Yeah.<br />
- Yes. Great.<br />
Not now. I'm working. Go, go, go.<br />
Great! Beautiful! I love this!<br />
Ladies, the time is now.<br />
Roxanne, Carol, hi.<br />
- Nice to see you.<br />
- Nice to see you. What do you think?<br />
- It's great.<br />
- Thank you very much.<br />
- Is the agency happy?<br />
- We are.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Annie!<br />
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We'll be just a moment.<br />
Annie, this is for the calendar. We just<br />
do this, we get the calendar out in America.<br />
- Look, are you gonna talk to me?<br />
- I need a shower.<br />
- What?<br />
- Was it down here?<br />
I feel dirty. Your washing powder<br />
made me feel dirty.<br />
- My washing powder?<br />
- Down here.<br />
I get it. I see.<br />
This is cos I've organised it, right?<br />
Because I've made a success of getting us<br />
a sponsor and taken this out of being...<br />
We're not just raising money<br />
for a relatives' room any more.<br />
- We're taking on the bloody disease.<br />
- Red light's on, Chris!<br />
You can't stand it, can you?<br />
You cannot stand<br />
that I've made this calendar a success.<br />
No, see, Chris, what's happened<br />
is this calendar's made you a success.<br />
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- What's that supposed to mean?<br />
- Where are we?<br />
- Annie, what is that supposed to mean?<br />
- Don't ask me what it means, Chris!<br />
When you're standing in a cardboard street<br />
talking about meeting George Clooney.<br />
What's with all these letters? All this bloody<br />
Florence Nightingale, this agony aunt?<br />
Doesn't that smack<br />
just a little bit of being a star?<br />
Loads of people lose their partners to this<br />
disease. I bet they don't all get fan mail.<br />
Doesn't that make you a little bit of<br />
a success, a successful bereaved woman?<br />
A celebrity widow? St Annie of Knapely?<br />
I'm not a saint,<br />
because I'd rob every penny<br />
from this calendar<br />
if it would buy me<br />
just one more hour with him.<br />
You've still got yours,<br />
and you're in Hollywood!<br />
Oh, Lord! It's Thursday.<br />
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- Come on.<br />
- We've gotta get in there.<br />
Are you coming?<br />
Hello, love.<br />
How's Jem?<br />
He made a quiche on Tuesday.<br />
We've been stoned ever since.<br />
Don't worry, Chris. He'll be all right.<br />
Look, Rod, I'm sorry.<br />
- You don't have to apologise.<br />
- I do have to apologise.<br />
Everything you said<br />
in the paper was true, wasn't it?<br />
- I didn't know he was a journalist.<br />
- This isn't the point.<br />
I mean, you still said it.<br />
Just why didn't you say it to me?<br />
Why didn't you just, I don't know, shout out<br />
"What the bloody hell do you think..."<br />
I know you'd have liked me to.<br />
It'd suit your Hollywood story if I'd been<br />
"No bloody wife of mine!"<br />
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But I've not because... I actually think<br />
it's brilliant what you've done.<br />
That's why I've stood behind you, and I've<br />
told your son to get over it and be proud,<br />
because I actually wanted you<br />
to have all this.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Do me a bloody favour, get back in that<br />
hall and sort out what's wrong with Annie.<br />
I don't know what to say to her.<br />
She's your oldest friend, Chris.<br />
You don't have to say anything.<br />
Sorry. Ladies, ladies. Would you...<br />
Ladies, please.<br />
Since we've stopped, as it happens,<br />
today we've finally been sent the first<br />
figures for the sales of our calendar.<br />
Come on. Where is it? Right, thank you.<br />
It says here in this letter<br />
from Leukaemia Research Fund<br />
that we've so far raised...<br />
£ .<br />
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So a big round of applause to all of us<br />
for making it such a success.<br />
We can get that sofa in the leather, then.<br />
I've put our names down<br />
for next month's speakers.<br />
"Chris and Annie:<br />
What We Learned in Hollywood."<br />
You're lying. Colin Petley's coming<br />
from Keighley with his tea towel collection.<br />
Be still, my beating heart.<br />
- Anyone fancy some chips?<br />
- Oh, yes!<br />
Special help by SergeiK<br />
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