Name: Gosford Park
Released: 2017-04-19
Duration: 2 h 17 min
Cast: Maggie Smith, Ryan Phillippe, Michael Gambon

Words to remember

Nouns

1) muggins

muggins here has got to pull a luncheon for God knows how many out of the hat.
2) chequebook

My chequebook's downstairs.
3) poisoner

This house is a poisoner's paradise.
4) jemmy

all those jemmies and torches and skeleton keys...
5) cretin

- What cretin did that? - I don't know, sir.
6) ruffian

Some ruffian broke in...
7) dressmaker

Why should they care, as long as their dressmaker are busy and their dinners are on time?
8) frock

Will you not let me help you with your frock, milady?
9) chump

Mr. Denton made a right chump out of Mr. Jennings.
10) snob

- Don't be such a snob, Aunt Constance. - Me?
11) lordship

- Your Lordship. - Mm-hmm.
12) entree

I don't know what we're going to do about the entree, but we'll think of something.
13) orphanage

- Is that where the orphanage was? - On the edge. Isleworth.
14) fag

Oh, just too many fag, that's all.
15) bloke

- Something funny about that bloke. - His accent for a start.
16) fright

Yeah, I like those. I like a bit of a fright in the cinema.
17) pheasant

There's gonna be a pheasant hunt in my picture.
18) moan

Moan, moan, moan.
19) countess

How come you got taken on as a countess lady's maid...
20) arse

- Short arse. - And fuck this room!
21) murderer

Do you think he's the murderer?
22) fuss

William's just making a fuss. He has this ridiculous idea...
23) bourbon

Jennings, old boy, I'll have a bourbon.
24) bedtime

- All right, bedtime. - No, this way. Come on, Mr. Jennings.
25) hardship

which causes some hardship, I imagine.
26) liar

Can't you just tell me the truth? You're a liar, Freddie.
27) childbirth

Was it in childbirth?
28) cafeteria

What do you mean, like cafeteria style?

Verbs

1) burgle

it's a miracle anyone ever gets burgle at all.
2) outrank

And since when did a baroness outrank a countess?
3) overhear

Anthony, did I overhear you at dinner saying...
4) terrify

Terrified the life out of me.
5) frighten

Shot, frighten to death.
6) starve

You see, I'm-I'm starving.
7) amaze

Really? You amaze me.
8) stab

Did you hear about Sir William? Apparently he wasn't stab after all.
9) persuade

but Lady Lavinia's persuade him to stay until tomorrow to make less of a thing of it.
10) sack

If any of the men get found up here, they get sack on the spot.
11) beg

I beg your pardon, sir. I thought I'd just take the Times up with me...
12) thrill

- Lady Sylvia must be thrill. - Oh, I don't think.
13) fetch

Shall I fetch you a towel, sir?
14) behave

that people look down on you, and then you behave like a peasant.
15) grasp

I don't think you've grasp quite what it'll do to the whole project,
16) forgive

My sister certainly never forgave me for it.
17) realise

- I don't think you realise how serious this is. - Of course I do.
18) cheer

- I'm gonna be cheer him on. - Draw your pegs.
19) bore

I'll be wide awake at 1:00 a. m., bore to sobs.
20) borrow

I borrow it from Lewis.
21) poison

He was poison.
22) bother

Well, does it bother you if Lady Trentham stays?
23) knock

Should've knock, shouldn't you?
24) freeze

Could we get on before I freeze to death?
25) intend

Do you think that shot might have been intend for Sir William?
26) settle

Is Mr. Nesbitt settle?
27) dare

I dare say we might be.
28) deserve

I'm sorry if I shock you, but the plain fact is, he only got what he deserve.

Adverbs

1) funnily

Although, funnily enough, I think there must have been.
2) awfully

Awfully long repertoire.
3) oddly

Well, I must say, he conducts his affairs very oddly.
4) terribly

Terribly muddy here. Do watch.
5) deliberately

Well, it looks to me like Sir William was killed deliberately, that's all.
6) practically

in practically ev...
7) sometime

That'll be sometime tomorrow.
8) afterwards

Yes, thank you. Would you mind putting the milk in afterwards?
9) differently

Mr. Weissman's an American. They do things differently there.
10) wherever

He's in the Tapestry room, wherever that is.
11) somehow

somehow or other.
12) perfectly

She's in the morning room looking perfectly normal.
13) somewhere

If I were you, I'd go and look around somewhere else.
14) obviously

Obviously William had it.
15) apparently

Apparently, he produces motion pictures.
16) apart

What, apart from having no home and no job?
17) unfortunately

Unfortunately, no one's got a police record.
18) forever

Yes, the ones we hate last forever. Did you have a horrid journey?
19) possibly

- Is it very old? - Possibly, possibly.
20) twice

Trust Sir William to be murdered twice.
21) doubt

No doubt she'll seize the opportunity to get rid of the wretched Mrs. Croft.
22) absolutely

Just you watch him. He's absolutely spoiling for a fight.
23) properly

Make sure it's properly labelled. It'll go up in the luggage lift.
24) truly

may the Lord make us truly grateful.
25) indeed

Are you, indeed? Yes, heavens.
26) certainly

- Keep everybody out of this room. - Yes, sir, certainly.
27) nearly

She's rushed off her feet as it is. Are you nearly done there?
28) exactly

Remind me. How are you related to William exactly?

Adjectives

1) squiffy

or he'll be too squiffy to remember his lines.
2) godforsaken

in some godforsaken place.
3) snobbish

'Cause she's a snobbish cow. 'Cause she...
4) unsophisticated

Now, now, Mrs. Croft. We don't want to be thought unsophisticated, do we?
5) frightful

It's too tiresome. That frightful inspector won't let anyone leave.
6) exhausting

Actually, there's nothing more exhausting, is there?
7) vile

He's still got that vile little dog, I see.
8) deceptive

- I thought that... - Yeah, well, appearances can be deceptive, can't they?
9) vulgar

This is too vulgar to be believed.
10) dreadful

He's making the most dreadful fuss.
11) respectable

Try and make her look respectable.
12) unmarried

Unmarried girls don't have breakfast trays. Not in this house.
13) sudanese

there are hundreds and hundreds of Sudanese native soldiers,
14) frightened

Freddie, do try to stop being so frightened all the time.
15) distinguishing

- Unfortunately, the body had no distinguishing marks. - What's the point in that?
16) cheerful

Would it be possible to play something more cheerful?
17) muddy

It's very muddy, so watch where you step.
18) pathetic

I'll say. I think he's pathetic.
19) ashamed

It's nothing to be ashamed of. It's not his fault.
20) absurd

- I'm Inspector Thom... This is all too tiresome and absurd.
21) disappointing

rather disappointing.
22) risky

Wasn't that risky with factory girls? Suppose they complained?
23) splendid

Good. Splendid. That's settled, then.
24) queer

You'd better keep your eye on him. I think he's a queer one.
25) scarlet

Scarlet fever.
26) anxious

Mrs. Croft has meals to arrange, and I know one of the housemaids is anxious to get away.
27) discreet

Now, that you can be discreet about.
28) presbyterian

Or is that Presbyterian modesty?

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