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WEBVTT 1 00:00:34.716 --> 00:00:39.716 Subtitles by explosiveskull 2 00:00:52.810 --> 00:00:54.679 (BREATHES DEEPLY) 3 00:01:02.518 --> 00:01:03.655 (SIGHS) 4 00:01:04.454 --> 00:01:06.356 (COUGHS) 5 00:01:12.528 --> 00:01:14.095 RICHARD: <i>It's 12:00 noon in London.</i> 6 00:01:14.097 --> 00:01:15.797 <i>7:00 a.m. in Philadelphia.</i> 7 00:01:15.799 --> 00:01:18.901 <i>And around the world, it's time for Live Aid.</i> 8 00:01:18.903 --> 00:01:21.436 <i>Wembley welcomes their Royal Highnesses...</i> 9 00:01:21.438 --> 00:01:24.073 <i>the Prince and Princess of Wales.</i> 10 00:01:24.075 --> 00:01:25.606 (AUDIENCE CHEERING) 11 00:01:25.608 --> 00:01:27.811 <i>(SOMEBODY TO LOVE</i> PLAYING) 12 00:01:52.135 --> 00:01:53.837 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 13 00:02:01.712 --> 00:02:03.413 (HORN HONKING) 14 00:02:06.150 --> 00:02:07.819 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 15 00:02:27.304 --> 00:02:28.506 David, look at me. 16 00:03:35.939 --> 00:03:37.641 (CROWD CHEERING) 17 00:03:48.552 --> 00:03:50.354 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 18 00:03:56.193 --> 00:03:58.396 (GRUNTING) 19 00:04:02.133 --> 00:04:03.901 Oi! You missed one, Pakkie! 20 00:04:04.634 --> 00:04:05.969 I'm not from Pakistan. 21 00:04:09.006 --> 00:04:11.042 <i>(DOING ALL RIGHT</i> PLAYING) 22 00:04:25.088 --> 00:04:26.723 (INDISTINCT CHATTER ON TV) 23 00:04:28.524 --> 00:04:30.224 JER: Dinner is ready. 24 00:04:30.226 --> 00:04:31.493 I'm not hungry, Mum. 25 00:04:31.495 --> 00:04:32.930 Hmm, where are you going? 26 00:04:33.629 --> 00:04:36.632 - Out with friends. - A girl? 27 00:04:36.634 --> 00:04:39.334 - FREDDIE: Oh, Mum. - Look at you. 28 00:04:39.336 --> 00:04:40.805 Give your mother a kiss. 29 00:04:44.507 --> 00:04:46.007 I'm going to be late. 30 00:04:46.009 --> 00:04:47.409 You're always late. 31 00:04:47.411 --> 00:04:49.814 KASHMIRA: Hi, Papa. How was work? 32 00:04:52.882 --> 00:04:54.281 Out again, Farrokh? 33 00:04:54.283 --> 00:04:56.050 It's Freddie now, Papa. 34 00:04:56.052 --> 00:04:57.853 Freddie or Farrokh... 35 00:04:57.855 --> 00:04:59.921 what difference does it make when you're out every night... 36 00:04:59.923 --> 00:05:01.858 no thought of the future in your head? 37 00:05:03.360 --> 00:05:05.860 Good thoughts, good words, good deeds. 38 00:05:05.862 --> 00:05:07.962 That's what you should aspire to. 39 00:05:07.964 --> 00:05:08.897 FREDDIE: Yes. 40 00:05:08.899 --> 00:05:11.168 And how's that worked out for you? 41 00:05:13.670 --> 00:05:15.439 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 42 00:05:20.711 --> 00:05:22.680 (SINGING <i>DOING ALL RIGHT)</i> 43 00:05:29.119 --> 00:05:30.755 (CROWD CONTINUES CHATTERING) 44 00:05:35.425 --> 00:05:37.192 MAN: Yeah, they're better than last week. 45 00:05:37.194 --> 00:05:39.228 - GIRL 1: They're a cool band. - GIRL 2: Yeah, not bad. 46 00:05:39.230 --> 00:05:40.230 GIRL 1: Yeah. 47 00:05:47.904 --> 00:05:49.171 BARTENDER: What can I get for you? 48 00:05:49.173 --> 00:05:50.173 FREDDIE: Pint of lager. 49 00:05:53.377 --> 00:05:54.846 - Thank you. - Thanks. 50 00:05:55.411 --> 00:05:56.947 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 51 00:06:08.459 --> 00:06:10.026 (CONTINUES SINGING) 52 00:06:14.331 --> 00:06:16.533 (CROWD CHEERING) 53 00:06:31.281 --> 00:06:32.817 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 54 00:06:34.350 --> 00:06:35.786 See you, mate. 55 00:06:36.553 --> 00:06:37.952 Humpy Bong? 56 00:06:37.954 --> 00:06:39.021 Humpy Bong. 57 00:06:39.023 --> 00:06:40.889 They're going places. They're gonna be big. 58 00:06:40.891 --> 00:06:43.093 Humpy Bong? Are you joking? 59 00:06:44.124 --> 00:06:44.259 Don't do it, Tim. 60 00:06:44.261 --> 00:06:45.394 No, I'm sorry, guys, but... 61 00:06:45.396 --> 00:06:47.062 we're not going anywhere with this. 62 00:06:47.064 --> 00:06:49.734 What? College gigs, pubs? (SIGHS) 63 00:06:51.701 --> 00:06:52.903 Gotta give it a go. 64 00:06:56.173 --> 00:06:58.774 So I just said to him, "No, you can't do that." 65 00:06:58.776 --> 00:07:00.778 MAN: You literally can't hear anything. 66 00:07:02.178 --> 00:07:03.978 MARY: It's a bit silly. 67 00:07:03.980 --> 00:07:06.884 But then everyone else was in, like, long dresses? 68 00:07:07.418 --> 00:07:08.985 How bizarre. 69 00:07:13.257 --> 00:07:14.591 You all right? 70 00:07:16.093 --> 00:07:19.827 Sorry. Oh, I was just looking for the band. 71 00:07:19.829 --> 00:07:21.731 They're usually out back. 72 00:07:29.673 --> 00:07:31.141 I like your coat. 73 00:07:34.177 --> 00:07:36.213 MARY: It's from Biba. 74 00:07:38.514 --> 00:07:39.916 She works there. 75 00:07:40.550 --> 00:07:41.752 MARY: Thank you. 76 00:07:46.288 --> 00:07:47.555 ROGER: I think he's right. 77 00:07:47.557 --> 00:07:48.824 That show was a load of bollocks. 78 00:07:48.826 --> 00:07:51.360 Well, there was room for improvement, yeah. 79 00:07:51.362 --> 00:07:54.695 I've got better things to do with my Saturday nights. 80 00:07:54.697 --> 00:07:56.166 I could give you their names. 81 00:07:59.702 --> 00:08:01.702 I enjoyed the show. 82 00:08:01.704 --> 00:08:03.240 - Thanks, man. - Thank you. 83 00:08:05.608 --> 00:08:07.611 I've been following you for a while, actually. 84 00:08:08.177 --> 00:08:09.810 Smile. 85 00:08:09.812 --> 00:08:12.481 Makes sense for a dental student. 86 00:08:12.483 --> 00:08:14.882 And you're astrophysics, aren't you? 87 00:08:14.884 --> 00:08:17.851 - Yeah. - Makes you the clever one. 88 00:08:17.853 --> 00:08:19.488 Yeah, I suppose it does, yeah. 89 00:08:19.490 --> 00:08:20.887 I study design here. 90 00:08:20.889 --> 00:08:22.289 - ROGER: Oh, yeah? - Yeah. 91 00:08:22.291 --> 00:08:25.594 Also, um, I write songs. 92 00:08:25.596 --> 00:08:28.029 Might be of interest to you. 93 00:08:28.031 --> 00:08:30.332 It's just a bit of fun, really. 94 00:08:30.334 --> 00:08:32.300 Well, you're five minutes too late. 95 00:08:32.302 --> 00:08:34.071 Our lead singer just quit. 96 00:08:37.841 --> 00:08:40.074 Well, then you'll need someone new. 97 00:08:40.076 --> 00:08:41.111 Any ideas? 98 00:08:44.414 --> 00:08:45.948 What about me? 99 00:08:45.950 --> 00:08:48.650 Uh, not with those teeth, mate. 100 00:08:48.652 --> 00:08:49.987 (ROGER CHUCKLES) 101 00:08:58.794 --> 00:09:02.897 <i>♪ I know what I'm doin'</i> 102 00:09:02.899 --> 00:09:04.799 <i>♪ I got a feeling</i> 103 00:09:04.801 --> 00:09:09.706 <i>♪ I should be doin' all right</i> 104 00:09:12.009 --> 00:09:15.609 ALL: (HARMONIZING) <i>♪ Doin' all right ♪</i> 105 00:09:15.611 --> 00:09:17.147 (CHUCKLING) 106 00:09:19.215 --> 00:09:21.650 I was born with four additional incisors. 107 00:09:21.652 --> 00:09:24.551 More space in my mouth means more range. 108 00:09:24.553 --> 00:09:26.756 I'll consider your offer. 109 00:09:32.261 --> 00:09:33.296 Uh, do you play bass? 110 00:09:34.664 --> 00:09:35.932 Nope. 111 00:09:41.672 --> 00:09:43.139 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 112 00:09:50.147 --> 00:09:51.982 Excuse me. Thanks. 113 00:09:54.918 --> 00:09:56.550 So, you found me, then. 114 00:09:56.552 --> 00:09:58.386 - How can I help you? - Oh. 115 00:09:58.388 --> 00:10:00.188 Um, I rather liked these. 116 00:10:00.190 --> 00:10:02.391 Do you think you have them in my size? 117 00:10:02.393 --> 00:10:05.428 This is the ladies' section, so I'm not exactly sure. 118 00:10:06.964 --> 00:10:09.033 There wasn't a sign or anything. 119 00:10:10.299 --> 00:10:12.902 I don't think it should really matter, do you? 120 00:10:19.942 --> 00:10:22.045 I thought you might like this. 121 00:10:22.946 --> 00:10:24.879 Are you even allowed to be in here? 122 00:10:24.881 --> 00:10:26.082 No, not really. 123 00:10:32.188 --> 00:10:33.490 One more thing. 124 00:10:34.691 --> 00:10:35.960 May I? 125 00:10:46.836 --> 00:10:49.173 You have such an exotic look. 126 00:10:50.908 --> 00:10:52.143 I love your style. 127 00:10:53.543 --> 00:10:55.545 I think we should all take more risks. 128 00:11:10.193 --> 00:11:11.861 What do you think? 129 00:11:17.033 --> 00:11:18.568 WOMAN 1: Oh, cheers. Thank you. 130 00:11:19.802 --> 00:11:20.868 <i>Hello, everybody.</i> 131 00:11:20.870 --> 00:11:22.170 (SCATTERED CHEERING AND APPLAUDING) 132 00:11:22.172 --> 00:11:25.172 <i>We've got a few fresh faces.</i> 133 00:11:25.174 --> 00:11:27.342 <i>This is John Deacon, our bass player.</i> 134 00:11:27.344 --> 00:11:29.676 <i>Yeah, and our new lead singer...</i> 135 00:11:29.678 --> 00:11:31.945 <i>Freddie Bul... Bulsara...</i> 136 00:11:31.947 --> 00:11:33.449 <i>Freddie Bulsara.</i> 137 00:11:33.917 --> 00:11:35.383 That's right. 138 00:11:35.385 --> 00:11:38.052 <i>And Roger, of course.</i> The biggest member <i>of them all.</i> 139 00:11:38.054 --> 00:11:39.521 WOMAN 2: Hey, Roger! 140 00:11:39.523 --> 00:11:42.326 <i>Hello, all you beautiful people.</i> 141 00:11:44.693 --> 00:11:46.496 - (CHUCKLES) - Where's Tim? 142 00:11:47.230 --> 00:11:48.897 Who's the Pakkie? 143 00:11:48.899 --> 00:11:50.333 Ready, Freddie? 144 00:11:51.234 --> 00:11:52.235 Let's do it. 145 00:11:58.475 --> 00:12:00.311 (CROWD MOCKING AND LAUGHING) 146 00:12:15.125 --> 00:12:16.493 <i>♪ Keep yourself alive</i> 147 00:12:19.763 --> 00:12:21.331 (CROWD EXCLAIMING) 148 00:12:30.273 --> 00:12:31.274 (GRUNTS) 149 00:12:33.376 --> 00:12:37.244 <i>♪ I was told a million times Of all the troubles in my way</i> 150 00:12:37.246 --> 00:12:40.681 <i>♪ Mind you grow a little wiser Little better every day</i> 151 00:12:40.683 --> 00:12:42.584 <i>♪ But if I rode a million rivers</i> 152 00:12:42.586 --> 00:12:44.484 - <i>♪ And I crossed a million miles</i> - No, no. 153 00:12:44.486 --> 00:12:46.054 - <i>♪ Still be where I started</i> - Wrong lyric! 154 00:12:46.056 --> 00:12:48.022 - <i>♪ Bread and butter for a smile</i> - Wrong lyric. 155 00:12:48.024 --> 00:12:51.258 <i>♪ Sold a million mirrors In shopping alley ways</i> 156 00:12:51.260 --> 00:12:54.494 <i>♪ But I never saw my face In any window any day</i> 157 00:12:54.496 --> 00:12:56.830 <i>♪ Now they say your folks are telling you</i> 158 00:12:56.832 --> 00:12:58.331 <i>♪ Be a super star</i> 159 00:12:58.333 --> 00:13:00.602 <i>♪ Tell you, just be satisfied</i> 160 00:13:00.604 --> 00:13:02.137 <i>♪ And stay right where you are</i> 161 00:13:02.139 --> 00:13:05.607 <i>♪ Keep yourself alive Keep yourself alive</i> 162 00:13:05.609 --> 00:13:09.379 <i>♪ All you people Keep yourself alive ♪</i> 163 00:13:10.980 --> 00:13:12.283 Learn the song, Freddie. 164 00:13:15.753 --> 00:13:17.955 (CROWD CHEERING) 165 00:13:37.740 --> 00:13:39.143 (HORN HONKS) 166 00:13:43.813 --> 00:13:45.048 You're late. 167 00:13:50.220 --> 00:13:51.552 ROGER: This is bollocks! 168 00:13:51.554 --> 00:13:53.222 (JOHN GRUNTING) 169 00:13:55.658 --> 00:13:58.859 BRIAN: It's counterclockwise, I think you'll find, John. 170 00:13:58.861 --> 00:14:00.462 Oh, is it? Thank you, Brian. 171 00:14:00.464 --> 00:14:02.262 Would you like to do it? Please, feel free. 172 00:14:02.264 --> 00:14:03.565 No, no, no. Doing a good job. 173 00:14:03.567 --> 00:14:06.533 We sold out every pub and uni south of Glasgow... 174 00:14:06.535 --> 00:14:08.603 and I'm stuck in the middle of nowhere, 175 00:14:08.605 --> 00:14:09.704 eating a ham sandwich! 176 00:14:09.706 --> 00:14:12.206 Trouble is, we're just not thinking big enough. 177 00:14:12.208 --> 00:14:13.775 What have you got in mind, Fred? 178 00:14:13.777 --> 00:14:14.842 An album. 179 00:14:14.844 --> 00:14:16.810 We can't afford an album. 180 00:14:16.812 --> 00:14:18.514 Oh, we'll find a way. 181 00:14:20.350 --> 00:14:22.319 How much do you think we can get for this van? 182 00:14:23.953 --> 00:14:25.989 I hope you're joking. 183 00:14:28.124 --> 00:14:29.657 That's three months' wages. 184 00:14:29.659 --> 00:14:30.925 And a perfectly good van. 185 00:14:30.927 --> 00:14:32.560 Don't be so dramatic, darling. 186 00:14:32.562 --> 00:14:35.666 You're recording an album tonight. Let's go! 187 00:14:36.066 --> 00:14:37.533 (MUSIC PLAYING) 188 00:14:41.238 --> 00:14:42.771 (MUSIC STOPS PLAYING) 189 00:14:42.773 --> 00:14:43.905 Don't you think I sound like shit? 190 00:14:43.907 --> 00:14:45.138 No, it's good. 191 00:14:45.140 --> 00:14:47.310 - Can we try it again? - Sure, yeah. 192 00:14:47.977 --> 00:14:49.278 Sure, it's your money. 193 00:14:49.712 --> 00:14:50.877 Literally. 194 00:14:50.879 --> 00:14:52.515 (SINGING <i>SEVEN SEAS OF RHYE)</i> 195 00:14:56.852 --> 00:14:58.654 (VOCALIZES SOFTLY) 196 00:15:00.923 --> 00:15:01.988 Sounds a lot better. 197 00:15:01.990 --> 00:15:03.559 BRIAN: We need to get experimental. 198 00:15:05.294 --> 00:15:08.131 Try bouncing us left and right for the ah-ah-ahs. 199 00:15:09.131 --> 00:15:10.633 (RECORDED SONG PLAYING) 200 00:15:15.071 --> 00:15:16.871 Now dead center for the last. 201 00:15:16.873 --> 00:15:18.406 And then blast it! 202 00:15:18.408 --> 00:15:19.473 Yes! 203 00:15:19.475 --> 00:15:21.211 (LAUGHING) 204 00:15:26.082 --> 00:15:27.283 That's good, right? 205 00:15:30.552 --> 00:15:32.219 Do we have time to stack a few more? 206 00:15:32.221 --> 00:15:35.158 The studio opens at 8:00, so we got 30 more minutes. 207 00:15:40.563 --> 00:15:41.564 Hmm. 208 00:15:45.368 --> 00:15:46.703 - That sounds good, right? - Yeah. 209 00:15:47.604 --> 00:15:48.739 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 210 00:15:55.477 --> 00:15:57.445 Oi, RT, who are these kids in the box? 211 00:15:57.447 --> 00:16:01.415 A student band doing some weird stuff. 212 00:16:01.417 --> 00:16:02.916 How about demos? You got some? 213 00:16:02.918 --> 00:16:04.554 (SIGHS) Been up all night, mate. 214 00:16:06.855 --> 00:16:07.857 (GRUNTS) 215 00:16:09.893 --> 00:16:11.095 (SIGHS) 216 00:16:15.331 --> 00:16:17.398 So the new name is Queen? 217 00:16:17.400 --> 00:16:19.065 As in "Her Royal Highness." 218 00:16:19.067 --> 00:16:20.768 And because it's outrageous... 219 00:16:20.770 --> 00:16:23.806 and I can't think of anyone more outrageous than me. 220 00:16:30.312 --> 00:16:34.283 (CHUCKLES) This is the most impractical bed. 221 00:16:45.294 --> 00:16:47.163 That's beautiful. 222 00:16:59.842 --> 00:17:01.844 Think it has potential. 223 00:17:11.654 --> 00:17:14.154 - I have to go to work. - I simply won't allow it. 224 00:17:14.156 --> 00:17:16.159 You're going to support me if I get fired? 225 00:17:17.227 --> 00:17:19.427 I'll always look after you. 226 00:17:19.429 --> 00:17:20.961 I'm going to... (CHUCKLES) 227 00:17:20.963 --> 00:17:22.566 I'm going to be late. 228 00:17:34.711 --> 00:17:36.279 How beautiful you are. 229 00:17:46.256 --> 00:17:47.421 MARY: When I was a little girl... 230 00:17:47.423 --> 00:17:51.226 I used to run around the house and hide and... 231 00:17:51.228 --> 00:17:52.429 he couldn't find me. 232 00:17:54.063 --> 00:17:55.265 Clever girl. 233 00:17:56.699 --> 00:17:58.032 Please tell your father it's nice to meet him. 234 00:17:58.034 --> 00:17:59.234 I have. 235 00:17:59.236 --> 00:18:01.936 Then thank him for the lovely birthday cake. 236 00:18:01.938 --> 00:18:03.738 I have. 237 00:18:03.740 --> 00:18:06.943 Then tell him his daughter's an epic shag. 238 00:18:08.009 --> 00:18:10.346 Freddie, he can read lips. 239 00:18:11.580 --> 00:18:12.680 JER: Mary... 240 00:18:12.682 --> 00:18:15.382 I can't tell you how long I have waited for Farrokh... 241 00:18:15.384 --> 00:18:17.151 to bring home a nice girl like you. 242 00:18:17.153 --> 00:18:18.353 Farrokh? 243 00:18:18.355 --> 00:18:20.888 Did Farrokh not tell you he was born in Zanzibar? 244 00:18:20.890 --> 00:18:23.157 - No, he did not. - ROGER: I used to know a girl 245 00:18:23.159 --> 00:18:24.525 - who was Zanzibari. - One minute. 246 00:18:24.527 --> 00:18:26.459 I thought Freddie was born in London. 247 00:18:26.461 --> 00:18:28.997 - Oh, he was. At the age of 18. - Shut up. 248 00:18:28.999 --> 00:18:30.832 Our family is Indian Parsee. 249 00:18:30.834 --> 00:18:32.600 - Mum. Mum, Mum. - Mary... 250 00:18:32.602 --> 00:18:33.934 - Mum. - KASHMIRA: Mum, please... 251 00:18:33.936 --> 00:18:35.201 Here. Have a look at these. 252 00:18:35.203 --> 00:18:36.571 - Yes. Yeah. - Please! Please. 253 00:18:36.573 --> 00:18:38.242 - No stopping. - BRIAN: We need to see those. 254 00:18:38.775 --> 00:18:40.173 A thousand years ago, 255 00:18:40.175 --> 00:18:42.642 the Parsees fled to India from Persia... 256 00:18:42.644 --> 00:18:44.277 to escape Muslim persecution. 257 00:18:44.279 --> 00:18:46.479 BRIAN: Really? That's terrible. 258 00:18:46.481 --> 00:18:48.015 So why did you leave Zanzibar? 259 00:18:48.017 --> 00:18:49.217 BOMI: We didn't leave. 260 00:18:49.219 --> 00:18:50.584 He's so small. 261 00:18:50.586 --> 00:18:52.486 We were chased out with just the clothes on our backs. 262 00:18:52.488 --> 00:18:54.521 He was quite a good boxer, actually. 263 00:18:54.523 --> 00:18:55.789 (SINGING <i>HAPPY BIRTHDAY)</i> 264 00:18:55.791 --> 00:18:57.092 KASHMIRA: He had to be. 265 00:18:57.094 --> 00:18:58.191 His opponents went for his teeth 266 00:18:58.193 --> 00:18:59.492 always trying to punch them in. 267 00:18:59.494 --> 00:19:01.595 - (ALL LAUGH) - ROGER: Certainly a target. 268 00:19:01.597 --> 00:19:04.298 BRIAN: So how old is he in this photo? 269 00:19:04.300 --> 00:19:05.466 JER: I think three or four years old. 270 00:19:05.468 --> 00:19:06.467 BRIAN: Really? Boxing already at that age? 271 00:19:06.469 --> 00:19:07.735 KASHMIRA: So good. 272 00:19:07.737 --> 00:19:09.006 (CONTINUES SINGING) 273 00:19:10.272 --> 00:19:11.474 Mercury? 274 00:19:12.107 --> 00:19:13.309 No looking back. 275 00:19:13.876 --> 00:19:14.942 Only forward. 276 00:19:14.944 --> 00:19:17.076 So now the family name's not good enough for you? 277 00:19:17.078 --> 00:19:18.846 It's just a stage name. 278 00:19:18.848 --> 00:19:20.817 No, it's not. 279 00:19:21.984 --> 00:19:23.351 I changed it legally. 280 00:19:23.353 --> 00:19:25.555 Got a new passport and everything. 281 00:19:27.190 --> 00:19:29.055 - (CHUCKLES) - Kash, how old are you here? 282 00:19:29.057 --> 00:19:30.290 KASHMIRA: I don't know. 283 00:19:30.292 --> 00:19:31.659 It was before Freddie went off to boarding school. 284 00:19:31.661 --> 00:19:34.429 I sent Farrokh away to make a good Parsee boy of him. 285 00:19:34.431 --> 00:19:35.930 He was too wild and unruly. 286 00:19:35.932 --> 00:19:37.230 But what good did it do? 287 00:19:37.232 --> 00:19:40.234 Good thoughts, good words, good deeds. 288 00:19:40.236 --> 00:19:41.768 (PLAYING PIANO AND SINGING) 289 00:19:41.770 --> 00:19:42.836 (PHONE RINGING) 290 00:19:42.838 --> 00:19:43.703 You can't get anywhere 291 00:19:43.705 --> 00:19:45.038 pretending to be someone you're not. 292 00:19:45.040 --> 00:19:46.676 JER: Who'd like some cake? 293 00:19:47.509 --> 00:19:49.276 Cake is always good. 294 00:19:49.278 --> 00:19:50.344 Hello? 295 00:19:50.346 --> 00:19:51.845 Just a moment. 296 00:19:51.847 --> 00:19:52.848 Freddie Mercury. 297 00:19:53.816 --> 00:19:54.815 Phone call. 298 00:19:54.817 --> 00:19:56.517 FREDDIE: Quite like the sound of that. 299 00:19:56.519 --> 00:19:59.586 Freddie tells me that you're some sort of a scientist. 300 00:19:59.588 --> 00:20:01.389 - Astrophysics, actually. - Oh. 301 00:20:01.391 --> 00:20:02.657 Yeah, my father would've preferred it if I continued. 302 00:20:02.659 --> 00:20:03.923 - When? - JER: That's very clever. 303 00:20:03.925 --> 00:20:06.059 - He's a dentist. - I was never a dentist. 304 00:20:06.061 --> 00:20:07.128 That's a picture I want to see. 305 00:20:07.130 --> 00:20:08.332 He's a dentist. 306 00:20:09.566 --> 00:20:10.764 I see. 307 00:20:10.766 --> 00:20:12.232 That's also quite clever, actually. 308 00:20:12.234 --> 00:20:13.601 Kash... 309 00:20:13.603 --> 00:20:15.135 what are you doing later? 310 00:20:15.137 --> 00:20:16.370 Homework. 311 00:20:16.372 --> 00:20:17.673 (CLEARS THROAT) 312 00:20:20.076 --> 00:20:21.209 ROGER: Just making conversation. 313 00:20:21.211 --> 00:20:22.343 BRIAN: What kind of music 314 00:20:22.345 --> 00:20:23.710 was he listening to back in those days? 315 00:20:23.712 --> 00:20:26.450 JER: Uh, he was listening to Little Richard. 316 00:20:27.717 --> 00:20:30.183 - JOHN: Very good. - BRIAN: Richard, yeah. 317 00:20:30.185 --> 00:20:32.151 JER: And his first band... 318 00:20:32.153 --> 00:20:33.457 I have an announcement. 319 00:20:36.558 --> 00:20:39.125 One of the A&R men... 320 00:20:39.127 --> 00:20:41.495 from EMI saw us recording. 321 00:20:41.497 --> 00:20:43.467 Gave our demo to John Reid. 322 00:20:44.401 --> 00:20:46.299 He looks after Elton John. 323 00:20:46.301 --> 00:20:47.500 Oh, my God. 324 00:20:47.502 --> 00:20:48.704 Mr. Reid wants to meet us... 325 00:20:49.471 --> 00:20:51.471 and possibly, even manage us. 326 00:20:51.473 --> 00:20:53.039 - Shut up. - You're joking! 327 00:20:53.041 --> 00:20:55.044 Oh, my God! 328 00:20:57.012 --> 00:20:58.848 (EXCITED CHATTER) 329 00:21:03.286 --> 00:21:04.552 ROGER: You're sure he said 12 o'clock? 330 00:21:04.554 --> 00:21:06.386 BRIAN: Yes. "Midday at the pub, don't be drunk." 331 00:21:06.388 --> 00:21:07.453 That's what he said. 332 00:21:07.455 --> 00:21:08.521 JOHN: You look a bit nervous, Brian. 333 00:21:08.523 --> 00:21:09.590 BRIAN: John, I'm fine. 334 00:21:09.592 --> 00:21:10.724 JOHN: You're usually so particular. 335 00:21:10.726 --> 00:21:11.793 ROGER: You just gotta be cool. 336 00:21:11.795 --> 00:21:13.827 - BRIAN: Wow! - MAN: Wanker. 337 00:21:13.829 --> 00:21:15.696 I didn't know it was fancy dress, Fred. 338 00:21:15.698 --> 00:21:17.498 I've gotta make an impression, darling. 339 00:21:17.500 --> 00:21:19.100 BRIAN: You look like an angry lizard. 340 00:21:19.102 --> 00:21:20.066 (LAUGHS) 341 00:21:20.068 --> 00:21:22.469 - JOHN: It's your best work. - Very subtle. 342 00:21:22.471 --> 00:21:23.740 JOHN: You gonna fly away? 343 00:21:25.275 --> 00:21:27.411 Can I borrow it for Sunday church? 344 00:21:36.586 --> 00:21:38.753 So, this is Queen. 345 00:21:38.755 --> 00:21:42.122 And you must be Freddie Mercury. 346 00:21:42.124 --> 00:21:43.423 You've got a gift. 347 00:21:43.425 --> 00:21:45.160 You all have. 348 00:21:45.162 --> 00:21:46.259 So tell me... 349 00:21:46.261 --> 00:21:47.461 what makes Queen any different 350 00:21:47.463 --> 00:21:50.567 from all the other wannabe rock stars I meet? 351 00:21:51.634 --> 00:21:54.134 I'll tell you what it is. 352 00:21:54.136 --> 00:21:56.603 We're four misfits who don't belong together, 353 00:21:56.605 --> 00:21:58.439 playing to the other misfits. 354 00:21:58.441 --> 00:22:00.740 The outcasts right at the back of the room... 355 00:22:00.742 --> 00:22:03.046 who are pretty sure they don't belong either. 356 00:22:04.212 --> 00:22:06.081 We belong to them. 357 00:22:07.083 --> 00:22:08.482 We're a family. 358 00:22:08.484 --> 00:22:10.052 ROGER: But no two of us are the same. 359 00:22:11.820 --> 00:22:13.120 Paul. 360 00:22:13.122 --> 00:22:14.521 Paul Prenter... 361 00:22:14.523 --> 00:22:16.891 meet Queen... 362 00:22:16.893 --> 00:22:18.092 our new signing. 363 00:22:18.094 --> 00:22:20.361 Paul will be looking after your day-to-day. 364 00:22:20.363 --> 00:22:21.429 PAUL: Pleasure. 365 00:22:21.431 --> 00:22:22.662 If I can get you on the radio... 366 00:22:22.664 --> 00:22:24.565 maybe I can get you on television. 367 00:22:24.567 --> 00:22:26.767 - <i>Top of the Pops?</i> - Hopefully. 368 00:22:26.769 --> 00:22:27.834 And then? 369 00:22:27.836 --> 00:22:28.702 And then... 370 00:22:28.704 --> 00:22:29.769 it's only the biggest 371 00:22:29.771 --> 00:22:30.872 television program in the country. 372 00:22:30.874 --> 00:22:32.506 No one's ever even heard of you. 373 00:22:32.508 --> 00:22:34.475 Look, I admire your enthusiasm. 374 00:22:34.477 --> 00:22:36.177 If it goes well, if it happens... 375 00:22:36.179 --> 00:22:39.649 I've got a promotional tour of Japan in mind. 376 00:22:40.884 --> 00:22:42.315 We'll want more. 377 00:22:42.317 --> 00:22:43.584 Every band wants more. 378 00:22:43.586 --> 00:22:45.689 Every band's not Queen. 379 00:22:50.259 --> 00:22:51.558 - Listen, I understand. - Hurry up. 380 00:22:51.560 --> 00:22:53.026 I understand that it's the policy of the BBC. 381 00:22:53.028 --> 00:22:54.728 - DIRECTOR: We have procedures. - This is shit! 382 00:22:54.730 --> 00:22:56.596 I need you to explain it to the band, please. 383 00:22:56.598 --> 00:22:58.032 - Okay, let's make it quick. - PAUL: Freddie, boys. 384 00:22:58.034 --> 00:23:00.567 Look, chaps, it is going to be playback. 385 00:23:00.569 --> 00:23:01.701 Lip synch's all that's required. 386 00:23:01.703 --> 00:23:03.403 We do know how to play our instruments. 387 00:23:03.405 --> 00:23:04.972 FREDDIE: You want me to lip synch? 388 00:23:04.974 --> 00:23:07.374 I don't understand why we can't simply perform live. 389 00:23:07.376 --> 00:23:08.942 The audience will never know the difference. 390 00:23:08.944 --> 00:23:10.443 We'll know the bloody difference. 391 00:23:10.445 --> 00:23:11.746 This is the BBC. 392 00:23:11.748 --> 00:23:13.247 That's how things are done around here. All right? 393 00:23:13.249 --> 00:23:14.750 Don't be a nuisance. 394 00:23:15.617 --> 00:23:17.520 Freddie, it'll be great. 395 00:23:19.087 --> 00:23:22.390 You'll just have to make sure no one's looking at your lips. 396 00:23:22.392 --> 00:23:23.623 ROGER: Well, the way things are done 397 00:23:23.625 --> 00:23:25.293 are a load of bollocks, old chap. 398 00:23:25.295 --> 00:23:26.526 This is the BBC. 399 00:23:26.528 --> 00:23:28.228 I'm relieved. 400 00:23:28.230 --> 00:23:29.563 You would be. 401 00:23:29.565 --> 00:23:30.765 Perfect performance. 402 00:23:30.767 --> 00:23:31.966 (SONG PLAYING ON SPEAKERS) 403 00:23:31.968 --> 00:23:34.535 (LIP-SYNCING) <i>♪ She's a Killer Queen</i> 404 00:23:34.537 --> 00:23:36.536 <i>♪ Gunpowder, gelatine</i> 405 00:23:36.538 --> 00:23:38.572 <i>♪ Dynamite with a laser beam</i> 406 00:23:38.574 --> 00:23:41.209 <i>♪ Guaranteed to blow your mind</i> 407 00:23:41.211 --> 00:23:42.945 <i>♪ Anytime</i> 408 00:23:49.852 --> 00:23:52.188 DIRECTOR: Number two, only above the waist. 409 00:23:52.922 --> 00:23:54.822 Camera up! 410 00:23:54.824 --> 00:23:56.856 Camera two! No one wants to see this 411 00:23:56.858 --> 00:23:59.159 while they're eating their meal. 412 00:23:59.161 --> 00:24:02.296 <i>♪ Drop of a hat she's as willing as</i> 413 00:24:02.298 --> 00:24:04.364 <i>♪ Playful as a pussy cat</i> 414 00:24:04.366 --> 00:24:06.366 <i>♪ Momentarily out of action</i> 415 00:24:06.368 --> 00:24:07.968 <i>♪ Temporarily out of gas ♪</i> 416 00:24:07.970 --> 00:24:11.506 <i>♪ To absolutely drive you wild, wild ♪</i> 417 00:24:11.508 --> 00:24:13.576 (CROWD CHEERING) 418 00:24:18.948 --> 00:24:22.052 What was it like singing for all those people? 419 00:24:23.353 --> 00:24:25.355 When I know they're listening... 420 00:24:26.455 --> 00:24:28.791 when I know I really have them... 421 00:24:29.692 --> 00:24:32.628 I couldn't sing off-key if I tried. 422 00:24:34.263 --> 00:24:38.701 I'm exactly the person I was always meant to be. 423 00:24:40.769 --> 00:24:43.006 I'm not afraid of anything. 424 00:24:49.144 --> 00:24:51.277 The only other time I ever feel that way 425 00:24:51.279 --> 00:24:52.682 is when I'm with you. 426 00:25:03.392 --> 00:25:04.894 - Don't move. - (CHUCKLES) 427 00:25:08.230 --> 00:25:09.633 Don't move. 428 00:25:22.411 --> 00:25:24.648 You're the love of my life. 429 00:25:36.925 --> 00:25:38.093 Freddie. 430 00:25:44.733 --> 00:25:46.801 Which finger do I put this on? 431 00:25:46.803 --> 00:25:48.004 (GASPS LIGHTLY) 432 00:25:49.204 --> 00:25:51.138 Wedding finger. 433 00:25:51.140 --> 00:25:52.809 Will you marry me? 434 00:26:01.550 --> 00:26:02.951 Yes! 435 00:26:05.855 --> 00:26:07.488 Are you gonna leave it in the box? 436 00:26:07.490 --> 00:26:08.692 (MARY CHUCKLES) 437 00:26:12.260 --> 00:26:14.461 Freddie, it's beautiful. 438 00:26:14.463 --> 00:26:15.796 I love it. 439 00:26:15.798 --> 00:26:18.165 Promise me you'll never take it off. 440 00:26:18.167 --> 00:26:20.101 Oh, I promise. 441 00:26:20.103 --> 00:26:21.669 No matter what. 442 00:26:21.671 --> 00:26:23.970 I love you, Freddie. 443 00:26:23.972 --> 00:26:27.040 You're going to do such great things. 444 00:26:27.042 --> 00:26:29.078 We're going to do great things. 445 00:26:32.582 --> 00:26:33.983 ROGER: Your phone's off the hook. 446 00:26:34.450 --> 00:26:35.515 This is Crystal. 447 00:26:35.517 --> 00:26:36.583 Cheryl! 448 00:26:36.585 --> 00:26:37.718 Oh, that's right. My mistake. 449 00:26:37.720 --> 00:26:38.952 Where's your loo? 450 00:26:38.954 --> 00:26:41.521 Uh, just down the hall. 451 00:26:41.523 --> 00:26:43.591 Oh, come on in. Make yourselves at home. 452 00:26:43.593 --> 00:26:44.758 Don't mind us. 453 00:26:44.760 --> 00:26:46.892 Hello, Mary. How's your dad? 454 00:26:46.894 --> 00:26:48.228 Yeah, pretty well. Thanks. 455 00:26:48.230 --> 00:26:49.529 - Good. - What's going on, Brian? 456 00:26:49.531 --> 00:26:52.032 Well, if you'd answered your phone, you'd know already. 457 00:26:52.034 --> 00:26:54.270 This really isn't a good time, guys. 458 00:26:55.971 --> 00:26:57.939 John Reid called today. 459 00:26:57.941 --> 00:27:00.507 He has a little tour in mind for us. 460 00:27:00.509 --> 00:27:02.112 ROGER: It's not little, Brian. 461 00:27:03.578 --> 00:27:05.815 He's booked us a tour of America. 462 00:27:08.684 --> 00:27:10.986 The album's hit the charts in the U.S.! 463 00:27:12.421 --> 00:27:13.523 Oh, yes! 464 00:27:15.057 --> 00:27:16.423 (CHUCKLES) 465 00:27:16.425 --> 00:27:18.093 - Yes! - (LAUGHS) 466 00:27:19.060 --> 00:27:20.494 Yes! 467 00:27:20.496 --> 00:27:21.828 (ALL LAUGHING) 468 00:27:21.830 --> 00:27:23.031 BRIAN: It's happening! 469 00:27:28.104 --> 00:27:30.837 <i>Now, who wants to take a ride?</i> 470 00:27:30.839 --> 00:27:32.841 <i>(FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS</i> PLAYING) 471 00:27:55.164 --> 00:27:56.566 (CROWD CHEERING) 472 00:28:00.303 --> 00:28:01.905 FREDDIE: <i>We love you, Cleveland!</i> 473 00:28:02.771 --> 00:28:04.807 <i>We love you, Houston!</i> 474 00:28:05.773 --> 00:28:07.843 <i>We love you, Denver! Very happy to be here!</i> 475 00:28:11.780 --> 00:28:12.946 MARY: <i>And are the crowds big?</i> 476 00:28:12.948 --> 00:28:14.280 Well, we're selling out every night. 477 00:28:14.282 --> 00:28:15.882 I just wish you were here to see it. 478 00:28:15.884 --> 00:28:17.487 <i>They really love us.</i> 479 00:28:19.321 --> 00:28:21.223 <i>We love you, Portland!</i> 480 00:28:24.759 --> 00:28:26.927 <i>He's got a big ass, too!</i> 481 00:28:26.929 --> 00:28:28.865 <i>We love you, New Orleans!</i> 482 00:28:32.734 --> 00:28:34.903 <i>We love you, Atlanta!</i> 483 00:28:35.538 --> 00:28:37.039 (CROWD CHEERING) 484 00:28:39.275 --> 00:28:40.874 FREDDIE: <i>Rog, come down here and say hello.</i> 485 00:28:40.876 --> 00:28:42.742 <i>We love you, Pittsburgh!</i> 486 00:28:42.744 --> 00:28:45.011 - Roger! - FREDDIE: <i>Now, hit it!</i> 487 00:28:45.013 --> 00:28:46.680 MARY: <i>I'm good. I just miss you.</i> 488 00:28:46.682 --> 00:28:47.914 FREDDIE: What are you doing? 489 00:28:47.916 --> 00:28:49.882 You can't possibly be having any fun without me. 490 00:28:49.884 --> 00:28:51.921 <i>Nothing as exciting as America.</i> 491 00:28:54.891 --> 00:28:56.226 (CROWD CHEERING) 492 00:29:04.133 --> 00:29:05.634 Say hi to the boys for me. 493 00:29:06.769 --> 00:29:08.902 I will. Love you. 494 00:29:08.904 --> 00:29:10.405 Bye, Freddie. I love you. 495 00:29:11.272 --> 00:29:13.175 (SINGING <i>FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS)</i> 496 00:29:26.990 --> 00:29:28.357 (CROWD CHEERING) 497 00:30:01.723 --> 00:30:04.993 - (SIGHS) - (CLICKS TONGUE) 498 00:30:05.794 --> 00:30:07.063 (SIGHS) 499 00:30:08.596 --> 00:30:10.032 Hello. 500 00:30:11.099 --> 00:30:12.866 - JOHN: You're late. - FREDDIE: Am I? 501 00:30:12.868 --> 00:30:14.501 We saved you a seat. 502 00:30:14.503 --> 00:30:15.669 - Lovely. - REID: Okay. 503 00:30:15.671 --> 00:30:17.036 So, now that we're all here... 504 00:30:17.038 --> 00:30:19.006 Jim, this is Ray Foster. 505 00:30:19.008 --> 00:30:20.908 Ray, this is the band's lawyer, Jim Beach. 506 00:30:20.910 --> 00:30:21.976 Hello. 507 00:30:21.978 --> 00:30:23.376 You must stop calling him that. 508 00:30:23.378 --> 00:30:24.277 That's his name. 509 00:30:24.279 --> 00:30:27.113 No, we cannot keep calling him "Jim Beach." 510 00:30:27.115 --> 00:30:30.653 No, that's absurd, not to mention, unspeakably boring. 511 00:30:33.055 --> 00:30:34.822 - Miami. - (CHUCKLES) 512 00:30:34.824 --> 00:30:38.094 From now on, I dub thee "Miami Beach." 513 00:30:39.327 --> 00:30:41.562 The sun always sets behind you, doesn't it? 514 00:30:41.564 --> 00:30:42.966 On Miami Beach. 515 00:30:44.833 --> 00:30:46.065 Hmm, right. 516 00:30:46.067 --> 00:30:48.267 Now that everybody's got an acceptable name... 517 00:30:48.269 --> 00:30:50.171 let's get to it. Look... 518 00:30:50.173 --> 00:30:52.342 we just really need something special. 519 00:30:53.276 --> 00:30:54.574 More hits... 520 00:30:54.576 --> 00:30:55.711 like <i>Killer Queen...</i> 521 00:30:56.278 --> 00:30:57.276 only bigger. 522 00:30:57.278 --> 00:30:58.978 It's not bloody widgets we're making. 523 00:30:58.980 --> 00:31:01.217 We can't just reproduce <i>Killer Queen.</i> 524 00:31:01.817 --> 00:31:03.385 FREDDIE: No. 525 00:31:04.819 --> 00:31:06.355 We can do better. 526 00:31:09.657 --> 00:31:11.394 (OPERA MUSIC PLAYING) 527 00:31:13.429 --> 00:31:14.430 (CHUCKLES) 528 00:31:16.565 --> 00:31:17.898 It's opera. 529 00:31:17.900 --> 00:31:19.932 - Opera! - Opera! 530 00:31:19.934 --> 00:31:21.269 There seems to be an echo in here. 531 00:31:33.915 --> 00:31:35.384 (CHUCKLING) 532 00:31:51.099 --> 00:31:53.499 See, we don't want to repeat ourselves. 533 00:31:53.501 --> 00:31:55.568 The same formula over and over. 534 00:31:55.570 --> 00:31:59.005 Formulas are a complete and utter waste of time. 535 00:31:59.007 --> 00:32:00.340 Formulas work. 536 00:32:00.342 --> 00:32:01.941 Let's stick with the formulas. 537 00:32:01.943 --> 00:32:03.075 I like formulas. 538 00:32:03.077 --> 00:32:04.780 We'll call the album... 539 00:32:05.580 --> 00:32:08.248 <i>A Night at the Opera.</i> 540 00:32:08.250 --> 00:32:12.018 Are you aware that no one actually likes opera? 541 00:32:12.020 --> 00:32:13.255 I like opera. 542 00:32:14.022 --> 00:32:16.088 - Do you? - I do. 543 00:32:16.090 --> 00:32:17.856 FREDDIE: No, don't misunderstand, darling. 544 00:32:17.858 --> 00:32:19.793 It's a rock and roll record... 545 00:32:19.795 --> 00:32:21.094 with the scale of opera... 546 00:32:21.096 --> 00:32:23.130 the pathos of Greek tragedy... 547 00:32:23.132 --> 00:32:25.399 the wit of Shakespeare... 548 00:32:25.401 --> 00:32:29.436 the unbridled joy of musical theater. 549 00:32:29.438 --> 00:32:31.838 - It's a musical experience. - Yeah. 550 00:32:31.840 --> 00:32:33.940 Rather than just another record. 551 00:32:33.942 --> 00:32:36.042 Something for everyone... 552 00:32:36.044 --> 00:32:37.280 something... 553 00:32:38.446 --> 00:32:39.513 Hmm. 554 00:32:39.515 --> 00:32:42.181 Something that will make people feel belongs to them. 555 00:32:42.183 --> 00:32:44.686 We'll mix genres, we'll cross boundaries... 556 00:32:46.588 --> 00:32:49.488 we'll speak in bloody tongues if we want to. 557 00:32:49.490 --> 00:32:51.557 There's no musical ghetto that can contain us. 558 00:32:51.559 --> 00:32:53.360 - That's it. - No one knows what Queen means 559 00:32:53.362 --> 00:32:55.631 because it doesn't mean one thing. 560 00:32:58.866 --> 00:33:00.168 What do you think, John? 561 00:33:00.536 --> 00:33:01.637 I... 562 00:33:02.238 --> 00:33:03.536 agree with the band. 563 00:33:03.538 --> 00:33:04.640 Of course you do. 564 00:33:06.208 --> 00:33:07.874 How about you, uh... 565 00:33:07.876 --> 00:33:10.343 - Miami. - Hmm. 566 00:33:10.345 --> 00:33:11.881 Fortune favors the bold. 567 00:33:13.682 --> 00:33:15.284 Surely, a man of your... 568 00:33:16.751 --> 00:33:18.285 unique taste... 569 00:33:18.287 --> 00:33:20.590 isn't afraid of a little risk? 570 00:33:23.058 --> 00:33:24.826 Please don't make me regret this. 571 00:33:25.994 --> 00:33:27.562 You're fun. 572 00:33:38.906 --> 00:33:40.876 Recording studio? 573 00:33:42.577 --> 00:33:45.615 Well, the idea was to get away from all distractions. 574 00:33:46.883 --> 00:33:49.684 Right, I know it's not the Ritz. Not even close. 575 00:33:50.619 --> 00:33:53.018 - Roger, you're in here. - Right. 576 00:33:53.020 --> 00:33:55.324 Freddie, this is you. Biggest room. 577 00:33:55.856 --> 00:33:57.857 Brian, that's you. 578 00:33:57.859 --> 00:34:00.228 John, you're downstairs. 579 00:34:00.796 --> 00:34:01.797 (SIGHS) 580 00:34:06.602 --> 00:34:07.769 PAUL: And... 581 00:34:08.903 --> 00:34:11.237 this is all yours, John. 582 00:34:11.239 --> 00:34:13.675 Smaller rooms don't get nearly as cold. 583 00:34:15.811 --> 00:34:17.246 Okay. 584 00:34:28.824 --> 00:34:29.858 (CHUCKLES LIGHTLY) 585 00:34:36.699 --> 00:34:37.700 Hmm. 586 00:34:44.139 --> 00:34:45.341 (SNIFFLES) 587 00:34:47.007 --> 00:34:49.344 Oh, that's really good. 588 00:35:04.458 --> 00:35:09.565 FREDDIE: <i>♪ Love of my life, you've hurt me</i> 589 00:35:11.132 --> 00:35:15.300 <i>♪ You've broken my heart</i> 590 00:35:15.302 --> 00:35:21.911 <i>♪ And now you leave me</i> 591 00:35:23.144 --> 00:35:27.817 <i>♪ Love of my life, can't you see?</i> 592 00:35:29.384 --> 00:35:33.588 <i>♪ Bring it back, bring it back</i> 593 00:35:34.456 --> 00:35:37.023 <i>♪ Bring it back, bring it back</i> 594 00:35:37.025 --> 00:35:41.228 <i>♪ Don't take it away from me</i> 595 00:35:41.230 --> 00:35:45.467 <i>♪ Because you don't know</i> 596 00:35:46.601 --> 00:35:50.539 <i>♪ What it means to me ♪</i> 597 00:35:53.809 --> 00:35:54.810 PAUL: Hmm. 598 00:36:00.048 --> 00:36:01.449 It's beautiful. 599 00:36:07.956 --> 00:36:08.958 What's it called? 600 00:36:10.525 --> 00:36:13.429 <i>Love of My Life.</i> I wrote it for Mary. 601 00:36:14.063 --> 00:36:15.398 If you say so. 602 00:36:50.831 --> 00:36:51.900 (FREDDIE CHUCKLES) 603 00:36:56.170 --> 00:36:58.540 Don't misunderstand, Paul. 604 00:37:00.141 --> 00:37:03.411 Mary knows me in a way that no one else ever will. 605 00:37:06.681 --> 00:37:08.548 I know you, Freddie Mercury. 606 00:37:08.550 --> 00:37:10.483 Is that what you think? 607 00:37:10.485 --> 00:37:13.253 Oh, no, you don't know me. 608 00:37:13.255 --> 00:37:15.789 You just see what you want to see. 609 00:37:15.791 --> 00:37:18.394 We work together. That's all. 610 00:37:22.231 --> 00:37:23.996 (COWS MOOING) 611 00:37:23.998 --> 00:37:25.965 (CHICKENS CLUCKING) 612 00:37:25.967 --> 00:37:28.101 I put my heart and soul into this song. 613 00:37:28.103 --> 00:37:29.369 No one is disputing that. 614 00:37:29.371 --> 00:37:30.436 And you don't like it 615 00:37:30.438 --> 00:37:31.804 because you want your songs on the album! 616 00:37:31.806 --> 00:37:34.340 - It's not that, Roger. - Then what is it? 617 00:37:34.342 --> 00:37:36.778 <i>I'm in Love with My Car.</i> 618 00:37:38.079 --> 00:37:39.646 Maybe it's not strong enough? 619 00:37:39.648 --> 00:37:41.248 ROGER: What does that even mean, "not strong enough"? 620 00:37:41.250 --> 00:37:43.150 I know I'm late. What did I miss? 621 00:37:43.152 --> 00:37:44.450 Discussing Roger's car song. 622 00:37:44.452 --> 00:37:46.385 BRIAN: Is it strong enough? That's all I'm asking. 623 00:37:46.387 --> 00:37:48.655 If I'm on my own here, then I apologize. 624 00:37:48.657 --> 00:37:50.960 How does your new song go, then, hmm? 625 00:37:53.295 --> 00:37:54.726 "You call me sweet... 626 00:37:54.728 --> 00:37:56.865 "like I'm some kind of cheese." 627 00:37:57.565 --> 00:37:59.566 - It's good. - Wow. 628 00:37:59.568 --> 00:38:01.568 "When my hand's on your grease gun..." 629 00:38:01.570 --> 00:38:02.936 That's very subtle, isn't it? 630 00:38:02.938 --> 00:38:04.070 It's a metaphor, Brian. 631 00:38:04.072 --> 00:38:05.005 It's just a bit weird, Roger. 632 00:38:05.007 --> 00:38:07.706 What exactly are you doing with that car? 633 00:38:07.708 --> 00:38:09.208 FREDDIE: Children, please. 634 00:38:09.210 --> 00:38:10.476 We could all murder each other... 635 00:38:10.478 --> 00:38:12.112 but then who would be left to record this album? 636 00:38:12.114 --> 00:38:14.113 Statistically speaking, most bands don't fail, 637 00:38:14.115 --> 00:38:15.815 they break up. 638 00:38:15.817 --> 00:38:17.920 FREDDIE: Why the hell would you say something like that? 639 00:38:18.887 --> 00:38:20.454 Roger, there's only room in this band 640 00:38:20.456 --> 00:38:21.753 for one hysterical queen. 641 00:38:21.755 --> 00:38:23.824 BRIAN: You know why you're angry, Roger? 642 00:38:23.826 --> 00:38:24.791 ROGER: Why? 643 00:38:24.793 --> 00:38:27.061 'Cause you know your song isn't strong enough. 644 00:38:30.199 --> 00:38:32.134 - JOHN: Not... - Is that strong enough? 645 00:38:33.202 --> 00:38:34.534 What about that? 646 00:38:34.536 --> 00:38:36.672 BRIAN AND JOHN: Not the coffee machine! 647 00:39:12.173 --> 00:39:15.041 <i>♪ Goodbye, everybody</i> 648 00:39:15.043 --> 00:39:18.445 <i>♪ I've got to go</i> 649 00:39:18.447 --> 00:39:25.552 <i>♪ Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth</i> 650 00:39:25.554 --> 00:39:31.594 <i>♪ Mama Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh</i> 651 00:39:32.293 --> 00:39:35.595 <i>♪ I don't wanna die</i> 652 00:39:35.597 --> 00:39:41.269 <i>♪ I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all ♪</i> 653 00:39:45.139 --> 00:39:46.942 (EXHALES AND CHUCKLES) 654 00:40:06.260 --> 00:40:07.529 (INHALES DEEPLY) 655 00:40:13.202 --> 00:40:14.534 (MUSIC STOPS) 656 00:40:14.536 --> 00:40:16.269 BRIAN: <i>What next?</i> 657 00:40:16.271 --> 00:40:17.503 That was pretty damn good. 658 00:40:17.505 --> 00:40:19.838 Brilliant. I love that. 659 00:40:19.840 --> 00:40:21.208 BRIAN: <i>Press the button, Freddie.</i> 660 00:40:21.210 --> 00:40:22.775 I know, I know where it is. 661 00:40:22.777 --> 00:40:24.409 I know where... Knock, knock. 662 00:40:24.411 --> 00:40:25.545 Good. 663 00:40:25.547 --> 00:40:26.878 FREDDIE: <i>It's good. Um...</i> 664 00:40:26.880 --> 00:40:29.449 You know, play it like you wrote it. 665 00:40:29.451 --> 00:40:30.853 <i>Well, I did. I wrote that part.</i> 666 00:40:31.385 --> 00:40:32.519 Taking the piss. 667 00:40:32.521 --> 00:40:33.822 BRIAN: <i>Okay. Are you happy?</i> 668 00:40:34.556 --> 00:40:36.188 I think it's beautiful. 669 00:40:36.190 --> 00:40:37.657 <i>It's almost perfect.</i> 670 00:40:37.659 --> 00:40:38.860 BRIAN: <i>Almost?</i> 671 00:40:39.594 --> 00:40:41.427 Yes, give it more rock and roll. 672 00:40:41.429 --> 00:40:42.862 <i>I'm always up for that, Fred.</i> 673 00:40:42.864 --> 00:40:44.430 FREDDIE: <i>Put your body into it.</i> 674 00:40:44.432 --> 00:40:45.498 <i>Right. Okay.</i> 675 00:40:45.500 --> 00:40:46.633 <i>Put my body into it. I got it.</i> 676 00:40:46.635 --> 00:40:47.833 Not like that. 677 00:40:47.835 --> 00:40:49.334 <i>No, I got it. I got it. Bit more soul, yeah?</i> 678 00:40:49.336 --> 00:40:50.637 All right. Give it more heart. 679 00:40:50.639 --> 00:40:52.104 <i>I'll do that. We good to go?</i> 680 00:40:52.106 --> 00:40:53.072 <i>Roy, you good?</i> 681 00:40:53.074 --> 00:40:55.711 Oh, and then there's the operatic section. 682 00:40:58.079 --> 00:40:59.445 You're gonna love it. 683 00:40:59.447 --> 00:41:01.414 The operatic section? 684 00:41:01.416 --> 00:41:03.717 - I know, it sounds crazy. - I love it, Fred. I love it. 685 00:41:03.719 --> 00:41:05.050 <i>I don't know. It could be a flop.</i> 686 00:41:05.052 --> 00:41:06.318 - <i>It could work.</i> - I love it! 687 00:41:06.320 --> 00:41:07.519 (CHUCKLES) 688 00:41:07.521 --> 00:41:09.054 <i>What have we got to lose?</i> 689 00:41:09.056 --> 00:41:10.590 (CHUCKLES) Nothing. 690 00:41:10.592 --> 00:41:12.025 If you say so. 691 00:41:12.027 --> 00:41:13.193 Okay, let's go. 692 00:41:13.195 --> 00:41:14.260 Deacy. 693 00:41:14.262 --> 00:41:15.864 (RECORDED MUSIC PLAYING) 694 00:41:24.672 --> 00:41:26.741 (SINGING <i>BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY)</i> 695 00:41:28.809 --> 00:41:30.508 ROGER: <i>How was that?</i> 696 00:41:30.510 --> 00:41:32.748 - JOHN: Freddie? - Higher. 697 00:41:34.416 --> 00:41:35.782 Can you go a bit higher? 698 00:41:35.784 --> 00:41:38.050 If I go any higher, only dogs will hear me. 699 00:41:38.052 --> 00:41:39.151 Try. 700 00:41:39.153 --> 00:41:40.619 Freddie's note. Sorry. 701 00:41:40.621 --> 00:41:42.387 ROGER: (GROANS) <i>Go on, roll the tape.</i> 702 00:41:42.389 --> 00:41:45.059 Overdub 24 of "Fred's Thing." 703 00:41:47.628 --> 00:41:49.163 (SINGING <i>BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY)</i> 704 00:41:53.534 --> 00:41:54.666 How was that? 705 00:41:54.668 --> 00:41:56.168 - <i>Better?</i> - Higher. 706 00:41:56.170 --> 00:41:58.838 Jesus! How many more "Galileos" do you want? 707 00:41:58.840 --> 00:42:00.505 Freddie wants to do a few more overdubs. 708 00:42:00.507 --> 00:42:01.740 Do we even have any tape left? 709 00:42:01.742 --> 00:42:03.610 I do have to say the tape is wearing out. 710 00:42:03.612 --> 00:42:04.845 <i>It can't take much more.</i> 711 00:42:04.847 --> 00:42:06.545 Yeah, we can't afford much more. 712 00:42:06.547 --> 00:42:08.481 We're already three weeks over schedule. 713 00:42:08.483 --> 00:42:12.221 Dub 26 of "Fred's Thing." 714 00:42:13.355 --> 00:42:14.356 One more, one more. 715 00:42:15.489 --> 00:42:16.858 FREDDIE: One more. 716 00:42:18.293 --> 00:42:19.992 Again. 717 00:42:19.994 --> 00:42:21.196 ROGER: Go on, roll the track. 718 00:42:22.864 --> 00:42:24.165 Who even is Galileo? 719 00:42:27.802 --> 00:42:29.769 <i>My nuts feel like they're in my chest right now.</i> 720 00:42:29.771 --> 00:42:31.170 - Are we done? - JOHN: <i>That's it.</i> 721 00:42:31.172 --> 00:42:32.237 <i>He loves you.</i> 722 00:42:32.239 --> 00:42:33.675 (MUSIC PLAYING) 723 00:42:37.077 --> 00:42:38.146 That's it. 724 00:42:41.416 --> 00:42:43.118 It's beautiful! Love it! 725 00:42:45.420 --> 00:42:47.221 (ALL SINGING) 726 00:42:51.826 --> 00:42:53.728 (HIGH-PITCHED SINGING) 727 00:42:55.297 --> 00:42:56.764 (ALL LAUGHING) 728 00:42:59.601 --> 00:43:01.269 (RECORDED SONG PLAYING) 729 00:43:03.503 --> 00:43:04.940 (SIGHS) 730 00:43:08.309 --> 00:43:09.311 (CHUCKLES LIGHTLY) 731 00:43:27.461 --> 00:43:29.465 (SIGHS) Christ. 732 00:43:33.768 --> 00:43:34.967 Well... 733 00:43:34.969 --> 00:43:36.970 I'm not entirely sure... 734 00:43:36.972 --> 00:43:38.970 that's the album you promised us. 735 00:43:38.972 --> 00:43:41.407 No, it's better than the album we promised you. 736 00:43:41.409 --> 00:43:42.307 It's better than any album 737 00:43:42.309 --> 00:43:44.411 anyone's ever promised you, darling. 738 00:43:44.413 --> 00:43:45.512 It's a bloody masterpiece. 739 00:43:45.514 --> 00:43:47.512 - Christ. - It is a good album, Ray. 740 00:43:47.514 --> 00:43:48.847 We prefer "masterpiece." 741 00:43:48.849 --> 00:43:50.418 It's expensive, and as for... 742 00:43:51.152 --> 00:43:52.452 <i>"Bohemian..."</i> 743 00:43:52.454 --> 00:43:53.653 <i>Rhapsody.</i> 744 00:43:53.655 --> 00:43:55.253 Rhapsody. What is that? 745 00:43:55.255 --> 00:43:57.456 - It's an epic poem. - It goes on forever. 746 00:43:57.458 --> 00:43:58.891 Six bloody minutes. 747 00:43:58.893 --> 00:44:01.226 I pity your wife if you think six minutes is forever. 748 00:44:01.228 --> 00:44:02.894 (PAUL SNIGGERS) 749 00:44:02.896 --> 00:44:04.162 FREDDIE: And do you know what? 750 00:44:04.164 --> 00:44:05.632 We're going to release it as our single. 751 00:44:05.634 --> 00:44:08.168 (CHUCKLES) Not possible. Anything over three minutes... 752 00:44:08.170 --> 00:44:11.737 and the radio stations won't program it, period. 753 00:44:11.739 --> 00:44:14.773 And what on earth is it about, anyway? 754 00:44:14.775 --> 00:44:16.309 Scaramouche? 755 00:44:16.311 --> 00:44:17.177 Galileo? 756 00:44:17.179 --> 00:44:19.244 And all that "Ismillah" business! 757 00:44:19.246 --> 00:44:21.349 "Ishmillah"? 758 00:44:22.751 --> 00:44:24.516 Bismillah. 759 00:44:24.518 --> 00:44:25.751 Oh, aye. 760 00:44:25.753 --> 00:44:26.885 Bismillah. 761 00:44:26.887 --> 00:44:29.891 What's it about, anyway? Bloody Bismillah? 762 00:44:31.760 --> 00:44:33.525 True poetry is for the listener. 763 00:44:33.527 --> 00:44:35.929 It ruins the mystery if everything's explained. 764 00:44:35.931 --> 00:44:37.429 Seldom ruins sales. 765 00:44:37.431 --> 00:44:39.532 Three minutes is the standard. 766 00:44:39.534 --> 00:44:40.867 John. 767 00:44:40.869 --> 00:44:42.135 Yeah, we need radio. 768 00:44:42.137 --> 00:44:44.836 Format is three minutes, I have to agree with Ray. 769 00:44:44.838 --> 00:44:47.139 I actually think the single's <i>Love of My Life.</i> 770 00:44:47.141 --> 00:44:48.007 No. 771 00:44:48.009 --> 00:44:49.108 Okay, how about John's song... 772 00:44:49.110 --> 00:44:51.778 <i>You're My Best Friend?</i> You know? 773 00:44:51.780 --> 00:44:53.445 "Ooh, you make me live." 774 00:44:53.447 --> 00:44:55.016 Catchy, stronger. 775 00:44:56.717 --> 00:44:59.017 What about <i>I'm in Love with My Car?</i> 776 00:44:59.019 --> 00:45:00.820 You're joking! Oh, Jesus. 777 00:45:00.822 --> 00:45:02.655 I love it. 778 00:45:02.657 --> 00:45:04.057 Well, that's the kind of song... 779 00:45:04.059 --> 00:45:06.592 teenagers can crank up the volume in their car... 780 00:45:06.594 --> 00:45:08.293 and bang their heads to. 781 00:45:08.295 --> 00:45:12.063 <i>Bohemian Rhapsody</i> will never be that song. 782 00:45:12.065 --> 00:45:14.766 It's a band decision, <i>Bohemian Rhapsody.</i> 783 00:45:14.768 --> 00:45:16.534 - That's it. - <i>You're My Best Friend...</i> 784 00:45:16.536 --> 00:45:17.702 and it's my money. 785 00:45:17.704 --> 00:45:19.273 <i>Bo-Rap,</i> period. 786 00:45:21.376 --> 00:45:22.377 Or we walk. 787 00:45:24.713 --> 00:45:26.515 <i>MacArthur Park</i> was seven minutes long. 788 00:45:27.648 --> 00:45:28.880 It was a hit. 789 00:45:28.882 --> 00:45:31.684 Look, I'm not arguing <i>Bohemian</i> whatever's... 790 00:45:31.686 --> 00:45:32.985 - musicianship. - <i>...Rhapsody.</i> 791 00:45:32.987 --> 00:45:34.920 But there's no way in hell the station will play... 792 00:45:34.922 --> 00:45:37.190 a 6-minute quasi-operatic dirge... 793 00:45:37.192 --> 00:45:39.492 comprised of nonsense words! 794 00:45:39.494 --> 00:45:41.161 Bismillah? Bullshit! 795 00:45:41.163 --> 00:45:44.463 I paid for this record, so I say what goes! 796 00:45:44.465 --> 00:45:46.532 BRIAN: Have we no legal recourse on this? 797 00:45:46.534 --> 00:45:47.534 Ray... 798 00:45:47.536 --> 00:45:49.338 you did <i>Dark Side of the Moon,</i> didn't you? 799 00:45:51.172 --> 00:45:52.037 I did. 800 00:45:52.039 --> 00:45:54.509 Yeah, I absolutely love that record. 801 00:45:55.643 --> 00:45:57.811 Legally, no. 802 00:45:57.813 --> 00:46:00.945 No, he's got all your balls in a vice. 803 00:46:00.947 --> 00:46:02.048 It's a different matter in the court 804 00:46:02.050 --> 00:46:04.316 of public opinion, of course. 805 00:46:04.318 --> 00:46:07.922 Ray Foster's a giant name in the music industry, but... 806 00:46:09.023 --> 00:46:10.893 to the average person... 807 00:46:11.893 --> 00:46:14.128 Say the name Queen, on the other hand... 808 00:46:16.498 --> 00:46:18.500 ears prick up. 809 00:46:28.744 --> 00:46:31.844 We're going with <i>You're My Best Friend.</i> 810 00:46:31.846 --> 00:46:32.912 - Done. - FREDDIE: No. 811 00:46:32.914 --> 00:46:36.014 We know what we have, even if you don't. 812 00:46:36.016 --> 00:46:39.186 It's called <i>Bohemian Rhapsody.</i> 813 00:46:40.588 --> 00:46:44.593 You will forever be known as the man who lost Queen. 814 00:46:54.034 --> 00:46:55.334 (PAUL SIGHS) 815 00:46:55.336 --> 00:46:56.769 (REID CHUCKLES) 816 00:46:56.771 --> 00:46:58.304 Temperamental artists, eh? 817 00:46:58.306 --> 00:47:00.171 They're well aware they're tied to a contract... 818 00:47:00.173 --> 00:47:01.507 but who knows what goes on... 819 00:47:01.509 --> 00:47:03.809 inside the inscrutable mind of the recording artist? 820 00:47:03.811 --> 00:47:04.878 Mark these words. 821 00:47:04.880 --> 00:47:06.612 If they're not careful... 822 00:47:06.614 --> 00:47:07.780 by the end of the year... 823 00:47:07.782 --> 00:47:10.518 no one will know the name Queen. 824 00:47:11.686 --> 00:47:13.255 - Christ! - (LAUGHTER) 825 00:47:17.925 --> 00:47:20.293 You can take that out of our royalties! 826 00:47:20.295 --> 00:47:21.894 - FREDDIE: Twat! - Wanker! 827 00:47:21.896 --> 00:47:23.595 BRIAN: You can shove your gold disks! 828 00:47:23.597 --> 00:47:24.896 You made a mistake, Foster! 829 00:47:24.898 --> 00:47:25.965 FREDDIE: Arsehole! 830 00:47:25.967 --> 00:47:27.465 You'll never have a gold disk... 831 00:47:27.467 --> 00:47:28.703 you medium talent! 832 00:47:29.903 --> 00:47:32.070 And to think I worked with Hendrix. 833 00:47:32.072 --> 00:47:34.541 KENNY: <i>In the studio today...</i> 834 00:47:34.543 --> 00:47:38.545 <i>...singer Frederick Mercury!</i> 835 00:47:38.547 --> 00:47:39.979 <i>So what have you got today for us?</i> 836 00:47:39.981 --> 00:47:42.081 Have you got a little taste of the new record? 837 00:47:42.083 --> 00:47:43.983 I'm really not supposed to. 838 00:47:43.985 --> 00:47:46.555 Oh, forbidden fruit? Don't tempt me! 839 00:47:47.822 --> 00:47:50.192 - <i>"I'm in Love with My Car!"</i> - Other side. 840 00:47:52.059 --> 00:47:54.159 <i>"Bohemian Rhapsody."</i> 841 00:47:54.161 --> 00:47:55.829 I didn't know Freddie knew Kenny so well. 842 00:47:55.831 --> 00:47:57.063 FREDDIE: <i>The BBC won't play it.</i> 843 00:47:57.065 --> 00:47:58.197 Nor did I. 844 00:47:58.199 --> 00:48:00.231 In fact, no one will play it on the radio... 845 00:48:00.233 --> 00:48:02.066 so EMI won't release it. 846 00:48:02.068 --> 00:48:03.869 KENNY: <i>What's wrong with this song?</i> 847 00:48:03.871 --> 00:48:06.072 Nothing's wrong with it at all. 848 00:48:06.074 --> 00:48:08.840 Except that it's six minutes long. 849 00:48:08.842 --> 00:48:09.941 Six minutes? 850 00:48:09.943 --> 00:48:12.043 You'd have to be mad to play it. 851 00:48:12.045 --> 00:48:13.211 Oh, you'd have to be bonkers. 852 00:48:13.213 --> 00:48:16.050 - I positively forbid it. - Let's hear it. 853 00:48:16.818 --> 00:48:18.885 Ladies and ladies... 854 00:48:18.887 --> 00:48:21.320 a Capital Radio exclusive... 855 00:48:21.322 --> 00:48:23.523 for the first time ever... 856 00:48:23.525 --> 00:48:26.193 <i>Bohemian Rhapsody!</i> 857 00:48:28.195 --> 00:48:31.463 <i>♪ Is this the real life?</i> 858 00:48:31.465 --> 00:48:34.635 <i>♪ Is this just fantasy? ♪</i> 859 00:48:55.657 --> 00:48:59.458 <i>♪ So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye?</i> 860 00:48:59.460 --> 00:49:01.659 (CROWD CHEERING) 861 00:49:01.661 --> 00:49:06.699 <i>♪ So you think you can love me and leave me to die?</i> 862 00:49:06.701 --> 00:49:10.168 <i>♪ Oh, baby</i> 863 00:49:10.170 --> 00:49:13.606 <i>♪ Can't do this to me, baby</i> 864 00:49:13.608 --> 00:49:14.907 <i>♪ Just gotta get out</i> 865 00:49:14.909 --> 00:49:17.678 <i>♪ Just gotta get right outta here</i> 866 00:49:18.746 --> 00:49:20.148 <i>♪ Yeah</i> 867 00:49:25.387 --> 00:49:26.855 (CROWD CONTINUES CHEERING) 868 00:49:32.293 --> 00:49:34.260 How much do they love him? 869 00:49:34.262 --> 00:49:36.198 Can't get enough. 870 00:49:39.400 --> 00:49:42.668 <i>♪ Nothing really matters</i> 871 00:49:42.670 --> 00:49:45.373 <i>♪ Anyone can see</i> 872 00:49:46.407 --> 00:49:49.677 <i>♪ Nothing really matters</i> 873 00:49:50.878 --> 00:49:56.852 <i>♪ Nothing really matters to me</i> 874 00:50:08.896 --> 00:50:13.768 <i>♪ Any way the wind blows ♪</i> 875 00:50:15.637 --> 00:50:17.472 (CROWD CHEERING) 876 00:50:21.775 --> 00:50:23.244 <i>(NOW I'M HERE</i> PLAYING) 877 00:50:44.766 --> 00:50:46.401 (CROWD CHEERING) 878 00:50:52.773 --> 00:50:54.543 (SINGING <i>NOW I'M HERE)</i> 879 00:51:01.949 --> 00:51:04.249 Tom, Jerry, can you hear me? 880 00:51:04.251 --> 00:51:06.084 Freddie, when do I get to see you? 881 00:51:06.086 --> 00:51:08.487 I'll be home soon, darling. 882 00:51:08.489 --> 00:51:10.188 <i>Will you put Romeo on the phone</i> 883 00:51:10.190 --> 00:51:11.859 <i>so I can tell him I miss him?</i> 884 00:51:12.927 --> 00:51:14.663 Do you miss me? 885 00:51:16.364 --> 00:51:17.929 What a stupid question. 886 00:51:17.931 --> 00:51:19.567 <i>Of course I do.</i> 887 00:51:25.239 --> 00:51:27.072 I love you. 888 00:51:27.074 --> 00:51:28.542 <i>Good night.</i> 889 00:51:34.014 --> 00:51:35.717 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 890 00:51:44.826 --> 00:51:46.494 (LIGHT MUSIC PLAYING) 891 00:51:49.096 --> 00:51:50.431 PAUL: Morning, boss. 892 00:52:03.311 --> 00:52:05.713 Clean this mess up and get rid of your friend. 893 00:52:08.215 --> 00:52:09.417 Get dressed. 894 00:52:13.655 --> 00:52:15.724 (CROWD CHEERING) 895 00:52:23.597 --> 00:52:24.762 FREDDIE: According to Brian... 896 00:52:24.764 --> 00:52:27.868 it was the largest paying audience in history. 897 00:52:38.846 --> 00:52:40.347 The whole night... 898 00:52:41.449 --> 00:52:43.383 I didn't know if they understood a thing 899 00:52:43.385 --> 00:52:44.719 I was saying. 900 00:52:46.253 --> 00:52:47.987 And then... 901 00:52:47.989 --> 00:52:52.760 CROWD: <i>♪ Love of my life, you've hurt me</i> 902 00:52:54.094 --> 00:52:57.028 <i>♪ You've broken my heart</i> 903 00:52:57.030 --> 00:53:00.166 <i>♪ And now you leave me</i> 904 00:53:00.168 --> 00:53:05.304 <i>♪ Love of my life, can't you see?</i> 905 00:53:05.306 --> 00:53:08.706 <i>♪ Bring it back, bring it back</i> 906 00:53:08.708 --> 00:53:12.778 <i>♪ Don't take it away from me ♪</i> 907 00:53:12.780 --> 00:53:15.179 They're all singing. 908 00:53:15.181 --> 00:53:17.518 Thousands of them. 909 00:53:19.820 --> 00:53:21.956 All singing to you. 910 00:53:25.860 --> 00:53:27.829 Because it's true. 911 00:53:36.003 --> 00:53:38.503 Freddie, what's wrong? 912 00:53:38.505 --> 00:53:40.708 <i>♪ Love of my life, don't leave me</i> 913 00:53:41.342 --> 00:53:43.878 <i>♪ You've stolen my love</i> 914 00:53:44.577 --> 00:53:47.815 <i>♪ And now desert me ♪</i> 915 00:53:48.882 --> 00:53:52.386 Something's been wrong for a while now. 916 00:54:00.860 --> 00:54:02.663 Say it. 917 00:54:06.099 --> 00:54:08.036 Say it. 918 00:54:14.307 --> 00:54:17.545 I've been thinking about it a lot. 919 00:54:23.251 --> 00:54:24.719 I think I'm bisexual. 920 00:54:28.489 --> 00:54:29.791 Freddie, you're gay. 921 00:54:48.041 --> 00:54:49.175 I've known for a while now. 922 00:54:49.177 --> 00:54:50.577 I just didn't want to admit it. 923 00:54:54.047 --> 00:54:56.683 It's funny, really. This is what I always settle for. 924 00:54:58.253 --> 00:54:59.650 "I love you, but..." 925 00:54:59.652 --> 00:55:02.820 "I love you, Mary, but I need space." 926 00:55:02.822 --> 00:55:06.791 "I love you, Mary, but I've met someone else." 927 00:55:06.793 --> 00:55:09.763 And now, "I love you, but I'm..." 928 00:55:13.000 --> 00:55:14.568 (BREATHES SHAKILY) 929 00:55:15.635 --> 00:55:17.235 And this is the hardest, 930 00:55:17.237 --> 00:55:20.007 because it's not even your fault. 931 00:55:34.054 --> 00:55:36.190 No, don't take it off. 932 00:55:37.023 --> 00:55:37.889 Don't take it off. 933 00:55:37.891 --> 00:55:39.827 You promised me you'd never take it off. 934 00:55:43.063 --> 00:55:45.166 What do you want from me? 935 00:55:51.405 --> 00:55:52.941 Almost everything. 936 00:55:56.443 --> 00:55:58.880 I want you in my life. 937 00:56:00.713 --> 00:56:01.715 Why? 938 00:56:05.152 --> 00:56:07.889 We believe in each other. 939 00:56:09.389 --> 00:56:11.225 And that's everything. 940 00:56:13.527 --> 00:56:14.963 For us. 941 00:56:25.539 --> 00:56:29.611 Your life is going to be very difficult. 942 00:56:41.889 --> 00:56:43.224 (DOOR OPENS) 943 00:56:49.130 --> 00:56:50.131 (DOOR CLOSES) 944 00:56:50.998 --> 00:56:52.200 (CRYING) 945 00:57:02.208 --> 00:57:04.077 What do you think? 946 00:57:06.179 --> 00:57:07.311 Gay-er? 947 00:57:07.313 --> 00:57:09.949 Not this, darling, the house. 948 00:57:09.951 --> 00:57:11.782 Isn't it amazing? 949 00:57:11.784 --> 00:57:13.686 Mary's already moved in next door, 950 00:57:13.688 --> 00:57:15.621 so she can visit the cats and me. 951 00:57:15.623 --> 00:57:16.688 ROGER: Uh-huh. 952 00:57:16.690 --> 00:57:18.557 Each cat will have his own room. 953 00:57:18.559 --> 00:57:20.492 Delilah's by the kitchen... 954 00:57:20.494 --> 00:57:21.959 Miko's next door. 955 00:57:21.961 --> 00:57:24.229 Tiffany, Oscar, Romeo, all upstairs. 956 00:57:24.231 --> 00:57:28.766 Lilly's room is even larger than this one! Spoilt thing. 957 00:57:28.768 --> 00:57:29.834 ROGER: Well, I'm not sure 958 00:57:29.836 --> 00:57:31.670 the echo is quite pronounced enough. 959 00:57:31.672 --> 00:57:33.938 (VOCALIZES) Eh-oh! 960 00:57:33.940 --> 00:57:35.009 (CHUCKLES) 961 00:57:35.943 --> 00:57:38.278 Oh, I knew you'd appreciate it. 962 00:57:39.447 --> 00:57:41.046 Stay for dinner. 963 00:57:41.048 --> 00:57:42.514 Anything you fancy. 964 00:57:42.516 --> 00:57:45.820 I can't. Wife, kids, you know. 965 00:57:47.121 --> 00:57:48.590 Of course. 966 00:57:50.458 --> 00:57:52.391 Well, come on. We'll eat off the floor. 967 00:57:52.393 --> 00:57:54.159 It's clean enough. 968 00:57:54.161 --> 00:57:55.762 Another time, Fred. 969 00:58:01.302 --> 00:58:03.037 (OPERA MUSIC PLAYING) 970 00:58:08.710 --> 00:58:10.378 (LINE RINGING) 971 00:58:12.713 --> 00:58:14.612 - MARY: <i>Hello?</i> - Mary. 972 00:58:14.614 --> 00:58:16.914 - Hi. - <i>Hello, my love.</i> 973 00:58:16.916 --> 00:58:18.016 <i>Hi.</i> 974 00:58:18.018 --> 00:58:20.686 I need you to do something for me. 975 00:58:20.688 --> 00:58:22.787 But you can't ask any questions. 976 00:58:22.789 --> 00:58:24.188 Freddie, what are you doing this time? 977 00:58:24.190 --> 00:58:27.661 No, I just told you... you can't ask any questions. 978 00:58:28.628 --> 00:58:30.862 <i>Right.</i> 979 00:58:30.864 --> 00:58:33.734 I want you to go to your bedroom window. 980 00:58:34.702 --> 00:58:36.337 <i>Look out of it.</i> 981 00:58:43.543 --> 00:58:44.746 (CHUCKLES) 982 00:58:45.612 --> 00:58:48.646 - Do you see me? - <i>Yes, I do see you.</i> 983 00:58:48.648 --> 00:58:50.751 Now, you do the same. 984 00:58:53.554 --> 00:58:54.756 Oh... 985 00:58:56.222 --> 00:58:57.224 (CHUCKLES) 986 00:59:02.496 --> 00:59:04.097 Keep yours on. 987 00:59:06.199 --> 00:59:07.666 Come have a drink. 988 00:59:07.668 --> 00:59:09.237 - <i>Now?</i> - Right now. 989 00:59:10.204 --> 00:59:11.239 It's late, Freddie. 990 00:59:12.239 --> 00:59:13.671 Come on. 991 00:59:13.673 --> 00:59:14.840 <i>Please.</i> 992 00:59:14.842 --> 00:59:16.978 <i>Do you have something to drink?</i> 993 00:59:17.577 --> 00:59:18.811 I suppose. 994 00:59:18.813 --> 00:59:20.845 <i>Go get it. Pour yourself something.</i> 995 00:59:20.847 --> 00:59:22.916 <i>Pour yourself a drink, darling.</i> 996 00:59:24.784 --> 00:59:25.987 Do you have it? 997 00:59:29.255 --> 00:59:30.857 Yes. 998 00:59:31.492 --> 00:59:33.061 Cheers. 999 00:59:33.561 --> 00:59:35.063 <i>Cheers.</i> 1000 00:59:36.063 --> 00:59:37.831 To you, my love. 1001 00:59:38.833 --> 00:59:40.735 To you, Freddie. 1002 00:59:42.668 --> 00:59:43.904 Good night. 1003 00:59:44.438 --> 00:59:45.940 Good night. 1004 00:59:55.750 --> 00:59:57.682 (LINE RINGING) 1005 00:59:57.684 --> 00:59:58.851 - PAUL: <i>Hello?</i> - Paul. 1006 00:59:58.853 --> 00:59:59.918 PAUL: <i>Freddie?</i> 1007 00:59:59.920 --> 01:00:01.286 Sweetheart, I want to throw a party. 1008 01:00:01.288 --> 01:00:03.554 PAUL: <i>Okay. Who do you want to invite?</i> 1009 01:00:03.556 --> 01:00:04.688 People. 1010 01:00:04.690 --> 01:00:06.391 I want you to shake the freak tree 1011 01:00:06.393 --> 01:00:08.693 and invite anyone who plops to the ground. 1012 01:00:08.695 --> 01:00:11.862 - (PAUL LAUGHS) - Dwarfs and giants... 1013 01:00:11.864 --> 01:00:16.367 magicians, Zulu tribesmen, contortionists... 1014 01:00:16.369 --> 01:00:18.670 fire eaters... 1015 01:00:18.672 --> 01:00:21.005 and priests. 1016 01:00:21.007 --> 01:00:23.108 We're going to need to confess. 1017 01:00:23.110 --> 01:00:25.276 <i>(CRAZY LITTLE CALLED LOVE</i> PLAYING) 1018 01:00:25.278 --> 01:00:27.479 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 1019 01:00:27.481 --> 01:00:29.817 - (CROWD EXCLAIMING) - (LAUGHTER) 1020 01:00:32.952 --> 01:00:34.653 Fill me up, will you, Trixie? 1021 01:00:34.655 --> 01:00:36.854 Marvelous, Fred! You've outdone yourself! 1022 01:00:36.856 --> 01:00:39.291 Thank you, John. I'm so glad you love it! 1023 01:00:39.293 --> 01:00:42.293 Mmm. They say money can't buy happiness, darlings! 1024 01:00:42.295 --> 01:00:45.331 But it does allow you to give it away! 1025 01:00:45.333 --> 01:00:47.532 I see you and Paul are getting along quite well. 1026 01:00:47.534 --> 01:00:48.833 He's Trixie now... 1027 01:00:48.835 --> 01:00:50.369 'cause he's always up to something. 1028 01:00:50.371 --> 01:00:52.237 - (CHUCKLES) - BRIAN: So, tell me, Rog... 1029 01:00:52.239 --> 01:00:55.041 what's the sexiest part of a car? 1030 01:00:58.778 --> 01:01:00.248 (WHISPERS INDISTINCTLY) 1031 01:01:02.483 --> 01:01:03.782 WOMAN: Ah! 1032 01:01:03.784 --> 01:01:05.450 Well, well, well! 1033 01:01:05.452 --> 01:01:06.651 BRIAN: Ah, your majesty! 1034 01:01:06.653 --> 01:01:08.554 No, I'm not her majesty! 1035 01:01:08.556 --> 01:01:10.822 We're her majesty, darlings! 1036 01:01:10.824 --> 01:01:13.358 - (ALL EXCLAIM) - (LAUGHS) 1037 01:01:13.360 --> 01:01:14.992 - Cheers! - Cheers! 1038 01:01:14.994 --> 01:01:16.295 - Cheers! - Cheers! 1039 01:01:16.297 --> 01:01:18.130 - FREDDIE: Thank you, my loves! - Rog. 1040 01:01:18.132 --> 01:01:19.430 Where's Mary? 1041 01:01:19.432 --> 01:01:23.971 (SIGHS) It's not exactly her scene, is it, Freddie? 1042 01:01:24.704 --> 01:01:25.907 Hmm. 1043 01:01:27.041 --> 01:01:28.706 Fabulous, isn't it? 1044 01:01:28.708 --> 01:01:30.010 If you say so. 1045 01:01:33.646 --> 01:01:34.849 FREDDIE: (SNIFFS) Hmm. 1046 01:01:35.983 --> 01:01:38.016 You're starting to look like each other. 1047 01:01:38.018 --> 01:01:39.284 What's wrong with that, Brian? 1048 01:01:39.286 --> 01:01:41.019 You're supposed to be in a rock band, Freddie. 1049 01:01:41.021 --> 01:01:42.287 Not the Village People. 1050 01:01:42.289 --> 01:01:43.487 (CHUCKLES) 1051 01:01:43.489 --> 01:01:45.691 You might want to think about cutting your hair one day. 1052 01:01:45.693 --> 01:01:47.559 Never. I was born like this. 1053 01:01:47.561 --> 01:01:49.061 (LAUGHTER) 1054 01:01:49.063 --> 01:01:51.265 - (HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYS) - Come on! 1055 01:01:52.398 --> 01:01:53.898 - Let's dance! - Yes! 1056 01:01:53.900 --> 01:01:55.733 I don't dance, Freddie. 1057 01:01:55.735 --> 01:01:57.436 I need a few more of these for that. 1058 01:01:57.438 --> 01:01:59.905 It's my party, and I demand you dance! 1059 01:01:59.907 --> 01:02:01.072 We should go. 1060 01:02:01.074 --> 01:02:02.608 - By royal decree! - (BOTH CHUCKLE) 1061 01:02:02.610 --> 01:02:03.878 We're gonna go, actually. 1062 01:02:04.445 --> 01:02:05.510 Oh, God! You're dull. 1063 01:02:05.512 --> 01:02:08.112 If you were any more dull, you'd be Deacy. 1064 01:02:08.114 --> 01:02:09.713 What are you complaining about? 1065 01:02:09.715 --> 01:02:10.984 You've got your little pet. 1066 01:02:13.286 --> 01:02:14.619 I have... 1067 01:02:14.621 --> 01:02:16.688 and he's loyal. 1068 01:02:16.690 --> 01:02:19.858 Loyalty's so important. Don't you think, Dominique? 1069 01:02:19.860 --> 01:02:21.293 Careful, Fred. 1070 01:02:21.295 --> 01:02:22.827 (SNICKERS SOFTLY) 1071 01:02:22.829 --> 01:02:24.795 - Let's go. - FREDDIE: Where you going? 1072 01:02:24.797 --> 01:02:25.930 ROGER: Home. 1073 01:02:25.932 --> 01:02:27.264 Just a joke. 1074 01:02:27.266 --> 01:02:31.202 Freddie, sometimes you're a total prick. 1075 01:02:31.204 --> 01:02:33.373 - CHRISSIE: Good night. - (SCOFFS) Brian. 1076 01:02:37.545 --> 01:02:38.677 Forget them. 1077 01:02:38.679 --> 01:02:40.746 Come on! Your guests are waiting. 1078 01:02:40.748 --> 01:02:42.916 They all want a little Mercury in their cup. 1079 01:02:43.282 --> 01:02:44.284 Come on. 1080 01:02:45.186 --> 01:02:46.418 All right! 1081 01:02:46.420 --> 01:02:47.653 (GUESTS EXCLAIM) 1082 01:02:47.655 --> 01:02:49.220 My darlings... 1083 01:02:49.222 --> 01:02:51.057 the time has finally come... 1084 01:02:51.692 --> 01:02:53.858 to get absolutely... 1085 01:02:53.860 --> 01:02:55.563 - shit-faced! - (ALL CHEERING) 1086 01:03:00.701 --> 01:03:04.403 (LAUGHING) Whoo! 1087 01:03:04.405 --> 01:03:07.208 <i>Senor,</i> where's my marching powder? 1088 01:03:07.708 --> 01:03:08.910 (GRUNTS) 1089 01:03:19.585 --> 01:03:22.289 (PLAYING CHORD) 1090 01:03:24.425 --> 01:03:25.559 (SERVER GRUNTS) 1091 01:03:29.362 --> 01:03:30.364 (GASPS) 1092 01:03:31.197 --> 01:03:32.798 You've got a set of balls. 1093 01:03:32.800 --> 01:03:35.833 (SCOFFS) Go fetch me a drink and find out. 1094 01:03:35.835 --> 01:03:37.135 I may work for you tonight... 1095 01:03:37.137 --> 01:03:39.670 but put your hands on me again, and I'll thump you. 1096 01:03:39.672 --> 01:03:41.005 Got it? 1097 01:03:41.007 --> 01:03:42.874 (STAMMERING) I'm terribly sorry. 1098 01:03:42.876 --> 01:03:45.376 I didn't mean to offend you. I'm sorry. 1099 01:03:45.378 --> 01:03:47.778 I won't do that again, all right? 1100 01:03:47.780 --> 01:03:49.182 (SIGHS) 1101 01:03:50.884 --> 01:03:52.954 Let me get you a beer. 1102 01:03:55.521 --> 01:03:56.523 I wouldn't mind a beer. 1103 01:03:58.625 --> 01:04:01.528 Can you just tell me where we keep them? (CHUCKLES) 1104 01:04:02.896 --> 01:04:05.229 You're very handsome. 1105 01:04:05.231 --> 01:04:07.634 I love a man in uniform. 1106 01:04:09.603 --> 01:04:11.438 So do I. 1107 01:04:14.541 --> 01:04:16.874 <i>So, all your friends have left you alone.</i> 1108 01:04:16.876 --> 01:04:18.476 They're not my friends. 1109 01:04:18.478 --> 01:04:19.480 Not really. 1110 01:04:20.447 --> 01:04:22.447 Just distraction. 1111 01:04:22.449 --> 01:04:23.782 From what? 1112 01:04:23.784 --> 01:04:26.354 The in-between moments, I suppose. 1113 01:04:27.954 --> 01:04:30.555 I find them intolerable. 1114 01:04:30.557 --> 01:04:32.190 All of the... 1115 01:04:32.192 --> 01:04:36.998 darkness you thought you left behind comes creeping back in. 1116 01:04:38.798 --> 01:04:40.201 I know what you mean. 1117 01:04:41.835 --> 01:04:43.170 Really? 1118 01:04:45.237 --> 01:04:46.740 What is it that you do with them? 1119 01:04:48.409 --> 01:04:50.778 Spend them with real friends. 1120 01:04:51.911 --> 01:04:54.547 You look like you could use a friend. 1121 01:05:14.934 --> 01:05:16.469 I like you. 1122 01:05:17.905 --> 01:05:19.306 I like you, too, Freddie. 1123 01:05:22.641 --> 01:05:26.379 Come and find me when you decide you like yourself. 1124 01:05:32.753 --> 01:05:34.588 Can I have your name at least? 1125 01:05:36.190 --> 01:05:38.523 It's Jim Hutton. 1126 01:05:38.525 --> 01:05:40.758 - Good night, Jim. - Good night, Freddie. 1127 01:05:40.760 --> 01:05:42.530 Or should I say good morning? 1128 01:05:46.367 --> 01:05:48.066 ROGER: I want a new boat. 1129 01:05:48.068 --> 01:05:49.467 DOMINIQUE: This one is for me. This one. 1130 01:05:49.469 --> 01:05:50.802 Didn't you say we were going to see him? 1131 01:05:50.804 --> 01:05:52.436 - I've got an hour left. - Wait. What about this one? 1132 01:05:52.438 --> 01:05:53.704 DOMINIQUE: No, I think we'll still make that. 1133 01:05:53.706 --> 01:05:54.773 ROGER: It's a good size. 1134 01:05:54.775 --> 01:05:56.277 Screw him. 1135 01:05:57.744 --> 01:05:59.413 Everyone up on the drum risers! 1136 01:06:00.313 --> 01:06:02.380 - Up on the drum risers. - Come on! 1137 01:06:02.382 --> 01:06:04.016 Thank you, Chrissie. Showing some enthusiasm. 1138 01:06:04.018 --> 01:06:05.450 - Wives and everyone, Brian? - Me? 1139 01:06:05.452 --> 01:06:06.516 Yes! Come on, John. Everyone. 1140 01:06:06.518 --> 01:06:07.854 - I'm not waiting any longer. - Let's go. 1141 01:06:08.755 --> 01:06:09.820 Get up. 1142 01:06:09.822 --> 01:06:11.021 - Bass? - No, you don't need it. 1143 01:06:11.023 --> 01:06:12.324 Get up. 1144 01:06:12.326 --> 01:06:13.561 - Come on, Rog, take your time. - ROGER: All right. 1145 01:06:14.527 --> 01:06:15.760 What's this about? 1146 01:06:15.762 --> 01:06:16.728 You remember our last concert? 1147 01:06:16.730 --> 01:06:19.498 The crowd were singing our songs back to us. 1148 01:06:19.500 --> 01:06:22.300 I mean, it was deafening, but it was wonderful. 1149 01:06:22.302 --> 01:06:24.168 They're becoming a part of our show. 1150 01:06:24.170 --> 01:06:26.271 I want to encourage that, so... 1151 01:06:26.273 --> 01:06:28.941 I've got an idea to involve them a little bit more. 1152 01:06:28.943 --> 01:06:30.208 Let's start with this. 1153 01:06:30.210 --> 01:06:32.577 (STAMPING FOOT RHYTHMICALLY) 1154 01:06:32.579 --> 01:06:33.681 Stamp to this beat. 1155 01:06:35.715 --> 01:06:36.717 Genius. 1156 01:06:37.184 --> 01:06:38.586 Thank you, John. 1157 01:06:39.652 --> 01:06:40.653 Come on. 1158 01:06:41.521 --> 01:06:43.557 - (ALL STAMPING ALONG) - Good. 1159 01:06:46.259 --> 01:06:48.862 Now, I want you to clap on the third beat. 1160 01:06:53.032 --> 01:06:54.566 - (WOMEN LAUGHING) - Don't speed up. 1161 01:06:54.568 --> 01:06:56.434 Rog, keep that time. 1162 01:06:56.436 --> 01:06:59.104 (PLAYS NOTE ON PIANO) No Prenter? 1163 01:06:59.106 --> 01:07:01.005 It's unusual to see you without your clone. 1164 01:07:01.007 --> 01:07:02.840 It's unusual seeing you be so bitchy. 1165 01:07:02.842 --> 01:07:04.474 ROGER: It's usually me. 1166 01:07:04.476 --> 01:07:06.779 BRIAN: Ah, you kept time, Rog. Good. 1167 01:07:09.250 --> 01:07:10.518 What's going on? 1168 01:07:11.217 --> 01:07:12.918 You'd know if you were on time. 1169 01:07:12.920 --> 01:07:16.690 I'm a performer, darling, not a Swiss train conductor. 1170 01:07:19.793 --> 01:07:21.525 Sorry I'm late. 1171 01:07:21.527 --> 01:07:22.529 Again. 1172 01:07:23.028 --> 01:07:24.095 All right. 1173 01:07:24.097 --> 01:07:25.463 Now, will you please tell me 1174 01:07:25.465 --> 01:07:27.065 why you're not playing any instruments? 1175 01:07:27.067 --> 01:07:31.068 I wanna give the audience a song that they can perform. 1176 01:07:31.070 --> 01:07:32.903 All right? Let them be part of the band. 1177 01:07:32.905 --> 01:07:34.039 So, what can they do? 1178 01:07:34.041 --> 01:07:36.410 (RESUMES RHYTHMIC STAMPING AND CLAPPING) 1179 01:07:38.679 --> 01:07:40.247 (ALL JOINING IN) 1180 01:07:43.083 --> 01:07:44.449 Imagine... 1181 01:07:44.451 --> 01:07:46.284 thousands of people... 1182 01:07:46.286 --> 01:07:47.887 doing this in unison. 1183 01:07:48.521 --> 01:07:49.586 Huh? 1184 01:07:49.588 --> 01:07:50.757 Well? 1185 01:07:51.324 --> 01:07:52.592 What's the lyric? 1186 01:07:53.760 --> 01:07:54.959 (CROWD CHEERING) 1187 01:07:54.961 --> 01:07:57.764 (RHYTHMIC STAMPING AND CLAPPING) 1188 01:08:04.170 --> 01:08:06.304 <i>♪ Buddy, you're a boy Make a big noise</i> 1189 01:08:06.306 --> 01:08:09.273 <i>♪ Playing in the street Gonna be a big man some day</i> 1190 01:08:09.275 --> 01:08:11.309 <i>♪ You got mud on your face</i> 1191 01:08:11.311 --> 01:08:12.642 <i>♪ You big disgrace</i> 1192 01:08:12.644 --> 01:08:14.646 <i>♪ Kickin' your can all over the place</i> 1193 01:08:14.648 --> 01:08:16.046 <i>♪ Singin'</i> 1194 01:08:16.048 --> 01:08:19.552 - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> 1195 01:08:21.621 --> 01:08:25.960 - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> 1196 01:08:27.627 --> 01:08:30.227 <i>♪ Buddy, you're a young man, hard man</i> 1197 01:08:30.229 --> 01:08:31.361 <i>♪ Shouting in the street</i> 1198 01:08:31.363 --> 01:08:33.130 <i>♪ Gonna take on the world some day</i> 1199 01:08:33.132 --> 01:08:34.898 <i>♪ You got blood on your face</i> 1200 01:08:34.900 --> 01:08:36.300 <i>♪ You big disgrace</i> 1201 01:08:36.302 --> 01:08:39.102 <i>♪ Wavin' your banner all over the place</i> 1202 01:08:39.104 --> 01:08:43.009 - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> 1203 01:08:44.011 --> 01:08:45.610 <i>♪ Singin'</i> 1204 01:08:45.612 --> 01:08:49.013 - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> 1205 01:08:49.015 --> 01:08:50.017 <i>Yeah!</i> 1206 01:08:51.150 --> 01:08:53.550 <i>♪ Buddy, you're an old man, poor man</i> 1207 01:08:53.552 --> 01:08:54.686 <i>♪ Pleading with your eyes</i> 1208 01:08:54.688 --> 01:08:56.388 <i>♪ Gonna get you some peace someday</i> 1209 01:08:56.390 --> 01:08:59.590 <i>♪ You got mud on your face Big disgrace</i> 1210 01:08:59.592 --> 01:09:02.093 <i>♪ Somebody better put you Back into your place</i> 1211 01:09:02.095 --> 01:09:03.428 <i>Do it!</i> 1212 01:09:03.430 --> 01:09:06.734 - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> - <i>♪ Rock you</i> 1213 01:09:08.467 --> 01:09:12.305 - <i>♪ We will, we will rock you</i> - <i>♪ Rock you</i> 1214 01:09:13.939 --> 01:09:15.173 <i>Yeah!</i> 1215 01:09:15.175 --> 01:09:17.543 (GUITAR SOLO) 1216 01:09:40.600 --> 01:09:43.304 - (MUSIC ENDS) - (CROWD CHEERING) 1217 01:09:44.470 --> 01:09:47.304 <i>All right! I feel like taking a bite out of the Big Apple!</i> 1218 01:09:47.306 --> 01:09:49.307 (CHEERING) 1219 01:09:49.309 --> 01:09:51.209 <i>Who wants to take a bite out of me?</i> 1220 01:09:51.211 --> 01:09:52.343 (CROWD SCREAMS) 1221 01:09:52.345 --> 01:09:54.481 <i>All right, play with me now.</i> 1222 01:09:56.015 --> 01:09:57.848 (VOCALIZING) Eh-oh! 1223 01:09:57.850 --> 01:10:01.052 - CROWD: (VOCALIZING) Eh-oh! - Eh-oh! 1224 01:10:01.054 --> 01:10:02.954 (SYNTH POP MUSIC PLAYING) 1225 01:10:02.956 --> 01:10:05.857 Never seen anyone interact with a crowd like that. 1226 01:10:05.859 --> 01:10:08.062 Bigger than any band, don't you think? 1227 01:10:10.363 --> 01:10:12.028 I mean, Queen... 1228 01:10:12.030 --> 01:10:14.465 how long can that last? 1229 01:10:14.467 --> 01:10:16.101 Did he say something to you? 1230 01:10:16.103 --> 01:10:17.869 Not explicitly. 1231 01:10:17.871 --> 01:10:20.472 But we've had some interest from CBS Records... 1232 01:10:20.474 --> 01:10:22.109 about a solo deal. 1233 01:10:32.685 --> 01:10:34.085 Well, that's a big number. 1234 01:10:34.087 --> 01:10:36.187 That's a Freddie-size number. 1235 01:10:36.189 --> 01:10:38.391 You should be the one to propose it. 1236 01:10:39.091 --> 01:10:40.525 Hi, guys. How's it going? 1237 01:10:40.527 --> 01:10:42.126 - Good. - REID: Everything's great. 1238 01:10:42.128 --> 01:10:43.794 John, another drink? 1239 01:10:43.796 --> 01:10:44.861 Er, no, I'm fine. 1240 01:10:44.863 --> 01:10:46.429 BARTENDER: Here's the Coke. Coming right up. 1241 01:10:46.431 --> 01:10:48.635 - Freddie. (GIGGLES) - Oh, there you are. 1242 01:10:50.703 --> 01:10:52.573 Oh, God! Freddie! Put me down! 1243 01:10:53.940 --> 01:10:54.972 You were brilliant. 1244 01:10:54.974 --> 01:10:57.174 Ah, that's only because I knew you were watching. 1245 01:10:57.176 --> 01:10:58.308 MARY: I've missed you. 1246 01:10:58.310 --> 01:10:59.880 FREDDIE: We have so much to catch up on. 1247 01:11:01.047 --> 01:11:02.679 Oh, thank you. 1248 01:11:02.681 --> 01:11:04.818 This is my boyfriend, David. 1249 01:11:05.417 --> 01:11:06.953 David, this is Freddie. 1250 01:11:08.488 --> 01:11:09.923 Magnificent show. 1251 01:11:10.923 --> 01:11:12.357 Thank you. 1252 01:11:12.359 --> 01:11:14.962 It's so kind of you, I appreciate it. 1253 01:11:15.996 --> 01:11:17.096 Thank you so much. 1254 01:11:21.533 --> 01:11:22.735 Where's your ring? 1255 01:11:24.069 --> 01:11:26.840 I just didn't want to travel with something so valuable. 1256 01:11:29.509 --> 01:11:32.143 Freddie, there are some people here for you to see. 1257 01:11:32.145 --> 01:11:33.447 You promised you'd say hello. 1258 01:11:35.716 --> 01:11:37.151 - Oh, did I? - Mmm-hmm. 1259 01:11:39.552 --> 01:11:40.985 We should go. 1260 01:11:40.987 --> 01:11:41.989 Will I see you soon? 1261 01:11:43.323 --> 01:11:46.527 (CHUCKLES) Yes, of course. Of course. 1262 01:11:47.761 --> 01:11:49.259 Mwah! 1263 01:11:49.261 --> 01:11:50.961 It's a pleasure to meet you, David. 1264 01:11:50.963 --> 01:11:52.196 And you. 1265 01:11:52.198 --> 01:11:53.466 And well done again. 1266 01:11:54.367 --> 01:11:55.969 And you. 1267 01:11:56.269 --> 01:11:57.471 Bye. 1268 01:11:58.905 --> 01:12:01.371 Thank you for coming such a long way. 1269 01:12:01.373 --> 01:12:02.608 Bye. 1270 01:12:15.755 --> 01:12:17.854 REID: Then you've got the MTV interview... 1271 01:12:17.856 --> 01:12:21.959 and the plane to Houston for the special. 1272 01:12:21.961 --> 01:12:23.730 Back here on Friday. 1273 01:12:24.863 --> 01:12:27.134 (CLEARS THROAT) Listen to me now. 1274 01:12:27.934 --> 01:12:29.866 Do you know who sold 1275 01:12:29.868 --> 01:12:31.971 4% of all the records purchased last year? 1276 01:12:32.506 --> 01:12:33.941 Worldwide? 1277 01:12:34.942 --> 01:12:36.607 Michael Jackson. 1278 01:12:36.609 --> 01:12:38.876 Not the Jackson 5. 1279 01:12:38.878 --> 01:12:40.044 Michael Jackson. 1280 01:12:40.046 --> 01:12:43.516 And I think you could do even better. 1281 01:12:44.484 --> 01:12:47.718 In fact, I've had an offer from CBS Records. 1282 01:12:47.720 --> 01:12:48.986 It's a lot of money for you, Fred, 1283 01:12:48.988 --> 01:12:51.859 and I think you should consider it. 1284 01:12:55.494 --> 01:12:59.030 Are you asking me to break up the band? 1285 01:12:59.032 --> 01:13:03.735 I'm just pointing out what awaits you if you go solo. 1286 01:13:03.737 --> 01:13:06.172 An end to your frustrations. 1287 01:13:08.007 --> 01:13:09.742 My frustrations? 1288 01:13:11.176 --> 01:13:12.179 Paul? 1289 01:13:15.113 --> 01:13:17.917 I don't know what you're talking about, John. 1290 01:13:22.287 --> 01:13:23.687 Perhaps I misunderstood. 1291 01:13:23.689 --> 01:13:25.389 - (PRESSES BUTTON) - DRIVER: <i>Yes, sir.</i> 1292 01:13:25.391 --> 01:13:26.523 Pull over. 1293 01:13:26.525 --> 01:13:27.894 Stop the car, pull over. 1294 01:13:28.395 --> 01:13:30.327 (TIRES SCREECH) 1295 01:13:30.329 --> 01:13:31.963 - Get out. Out now! - What the hell? 1296 01:13:31.965 --> 01:13:33.365 Get out of this car. You're fired. 1297 01:13:33.367 --> 01:13:34.432 What're you talking about, fired? 1298 01:13:34.434 --> 01:13:35.566 I said get out. 1299 01:13:35.568 --> 01:13:37.302 - Freddie, you are high! - I said get out! 1300 01:13:37.304 --> 01:13:38.501 What are you talking about? 1301 01:13:38.503 --> 01:13:40.573 Out! Out or I'll kill you! 1302 01:13:42.408 --> 01:13:44.808 Get out, you treacherous piss flap. 1303 01:13:44.810 --> 01:13:45.875 You're not thinking clearly. 1304 01:13:45.877 --> 01:13:47.144 Get your ass out of my car now. 1305 01:13:47.146 --> 01:13:48.148 Get out! 1306 01:13:48.948 --> 01:13:49.880 Out! 1307 01:13:49.882 --> 01:13:52.583 Get your ass out of my car! Get out! 1308 01:13:52.585 --> 01:13:55.052 You're firing the wrong snake, Freddie. 1309 01:13:55.054 --> 01:13:56.521 You'll regret it. 1310 01:13:56.523 --> 01:13:57.787 FREDDIE: Get your ass out of here! 1311 01:13:57.789 --> 01:13:59.891 - (CARS HONKING) - (SLAMS DOOR) 1312 01:13:59.893 --> 01:14:00.894 Drive! 1313 01:14:01.895 --> 01:14:04.062 MAN: Hey! What the hell? Move! 1314 01:14:04.064 --> 01:14:06.731 Hey, watch it! I'll run your ass over! 1315 01:14:06.733 --> 01:14:08.869 - (CAR HONKS) - Move! 1316 01:14:10.269 --> 01:14:11.271 (EXHALES) 1317 01:14:16.576 --> 01:14:18.177 (SIGHS) 1318 01:14:22.815 --> 01:14:25.217 Did you know anything about this? 1319 01:14:26.618 --> 01:14:28.322 I warned him against it. 1320 01:14:29.088 --> 01:14:30.420 Pure greed. 1321 01:14:30.422 --> 01:14:32.322 Tried to break up my family. 1322 01:14:32.324 --> 01:14:34.157 We can manage the band. 1323 01:14:34.159 --> 01:14:35.595 We don't need him. 1324 01:14:36.628 --> 01:14:38.765 What do you know about what I need? 1325 01:14:40.132 --> 01:14:41.699 I know what it's like... 1326 01:14:41.701 --> 01:14:43.500 not to belong. 1327 01:14:43.502 --> 01:14:46.905 A queer Catholic boy from Belfast. 1328 01:14:46.907 --> 01:14:48.705 You know... 1329 01:14:48.707 --> 01:14:52.712 I think my father would rather see me dead... 1330 01:14:53.645 --> 01:14:55.681 than let me be who I am. 1331 01:15:00.153 --> 01:15:02.623 I'm gonna take care of you now, Freddie. 1332 01:15:04.222 --> 01:15:05.792 If you'll let me. 1333 01:15:08.261 --> 01:15:09.997 - (COMMENTATOR SHOUTING ON TV) - (CROWD CHEERING) 1334 01:15:17.170 --> 01:15:19.070 What are you reading? 1335 01:15:19.072 --> 01:15:20.707 Just the cricket. 1336 01:15:25.979 --> 01:15:28.111 We're a rock and roll band. 1337 01:15:28.113 --> 01:15:29.446 We don't do disco. 1338 01:15:29.448 --> 01:15:31.749 - It's not disco. - Then what is it? 1339 01:15:31.751 --> 01:15:32.849 It's Queen. 1340 01:15:32.851 --> 01:15:34.485 FREDDIE: <i>So sorry, my darlings!</i> 1341 01:15:34.487 --> 01:15:35.820 <i>Lost all track!</i> 1342 01:15:35.822 --> 01:15:37.789 You fired Reid without consulting us! 1343 01:15:37.791 --> 01:15:39.924 You don't make decisions for the band. 1344 01:15:39.926 --> 01:15:40.927 Hey. 1345 01:15:42.162 --> 01:15:45.129 Well, I'm terribly sorry, dear. 1346 01:15:45.131 --> 01:15:46.199 It's done. 1347 01:15:47.466 --> 01:15:48.699 Besides... 1348 01:15:48.701 --> 01:15:50.634 Miami will manage us. 1349 01:15:50.636 --> 01:15:52.570 - (CHUCKLES NERVOUSLY) - Won't you, darling? 1350 01:15:52.572 --> 01:15:54.505 Erm... I'll think about it. 1351 01:15:54.507 --> 01:15:56.406 - FREDDIE: No. - Are you high again? 1352 01:15:56.408 --> 01:15:57.842 Well done, Columbo. 1353 01:15:57.844 --> 01:15:59.076 You need to slow down, Fred. 1354 01:15:59.078 --> 01:16:01.411 Oh, don't be such a bore. I'm here, aren't I? 1355 01:16:01.413 --> 01:16:02.479 Are you? 1356 01:16:02.481 --> 01:16:03.684 I don't care if you're shit-faced. 1357 01:16:05.251 --> 01:16:06.253 As long as you can sing. 1358 01:16:07.820 --> 01:16:10.187 No, John, I don't wanna play it. 1359 01:16:10.189 --> 01:16:11.321 Then I'm all for it. 1360 01:16:11.323 --> 01:16:12.757 - (CHUCKLES SOFTLY) - What's that supposed to mean? 1361 01:16:12.759 --> 01:16:14.491 I'm tired of the bloody anthems. 1362 01:16:14.493 --> 01:16:16.295 I want the energy in the clubs. 1363 01:16:17.195 --> 01:16:18.263 The bodies, 1364 01:16:18.265 --> 01:16:20.063 - I want to make people move. - You mean disco? 1365 01:16:20.065 --> 01:16:22.032 Why not? 1366 01:16:22.034 --> 01:16:24.668 Do you mind pissing off? This is a band discussion. 1367 01:16:24.670 --> 01:16:26.704 Drum loops? Synthesizers? 1368 01:16:26.706 --> 01:16:28.606 - If you say so. - It's not us! 1369 01:16:28.608 --> 01:16:29.839 - Us? - It's not Queen! 1370 01:16:29.841 --> 01:16:31.476 Queen is whatever I say it is! 1371 01:16:31.478 --> 01:16:32.710 (BRIAN SCOFFS) 1372 01:16:32.712 --> 01:16:34.948 Well, you can play your own bloody drums, then. 1373 01:16:36.515 --> 01:16:37.815 Fred. 1374 01:16:37.817 --> 01:16:39.784 Okay, let's see how good a boxer you really are! 1375 01:16:39.786 --> 01:16:41.686 Roger, take it easy! Take it easy! 1376 01:16:41.688 --> 01:16:43.353 - (BASS PLAYING UPBEAT RIFF) - Take it easy. 1377 01:16:43.355 --> 01:16:44.356 All right, Muhammad Ali. 1378 01:16:48.694 --> 01:16:49.896 That's... 1379 01:16:51.832 --> 01:16:53.865 That's quite a cool riff, actually. 1380 01:16:53.867 --> 01:16:55.936 Hmm. You wrote that? 1381 01:16:57.270 --> 01:16:58.405 That's really good. 1382 01:16:59.505 --> 01:17:00.507 Yes, it will be... 1383 01:17:01.873 --> 01:17:05.177 if you all can just shut up and play. 1384 01:17:06.011 --> 01:17:08.312 - He started it. - Oh, shut up! 1385 01:17:08.314 --> 01:17:10.750 (RESUMES PLAYING RIFF FOR <i>ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST)</i> 1386 01:17:21.394 --> 01:17:23.695 <i>♪ Steve walks warily down the street</i> 1387 01:17:23.697 --> 01:17:25.530 <i>♪ With the brim pulled way down low</i> 1388 01:17:25.532 --> 01:17:28.398 <i>♪ Ain't no sound But the sound of his feet</i> 1389 01:17:28.400 --> 01:17:29.869 <i>♪ Machine guns ready to go</i> 1390 01:17:30.469 --> 01:17:31.768 <i>♪ Are you ready</i> 1391 01:17:31.770 --> 01:17:33.137 <i>♪ Are you ready for this?</i> 1392 01:17:33.139 --> 01:17:35.772 <i>♪ Are you hanging on the edge of your seat?</i> 1393 01:17:35.774 --> 01:17:37.441 <i>♪ Out of the doorway the bullets rip</i> 1394 01:17:37.443 --> 01:17:38.674 Okay, I'll do it. 1395 01:17:38.676 --> 01:17:40.143 <i>♪ To the sound of the beat</i> 1396 01:17:40.145 --> 01:17:41.245 I'll do it. 1397 01:17:41.247 --> 01:17:43.817 (MUSIC PLAYING) 1398 01:17:56.997 --> 01:17:59.062 Oh, just improvise. Just give it whatever you want. 1399 01:17:59.064 --> 01:18:00.330 FREDDIE: I can do that. 1400 01:18:00.332 --> 01:18:01.333 <i>♪ Let's go!</i> 1401 01:18:02.333 --> 01:18:04.335 <i>♪ Steve walks warily down the street</i> 1402 01:18:04.337 --> 01:18:06.571 <i>♪ With the brim pulled way down low</i> 1403 01:18:06.573 --> 01:18:08.938 <i>♪ Ain't no sound but the sound of his feet</i> 1404 01:18:08.940 --> 01:18:10.875 <i>♪ Machine guns ready to go</i> 1405 01:18:10.877 --> 01:18:13.177 <i>♪ Are you ready, hey Are you ready for this?</i> 1406 01:18:13.179 --> 01:18:15.446 <i>♪ Are you hanging on the edge of your seat?</i> 1407 01:18:15.448 --> 01:18:17.180 <i>♪ Out of the doorway the bullets rip</i> 1408 01:18:17.182 --> 01:18:18.081 ♪ Rip 1409 01:18:18.083 --> 01:18:19.485 <i>♪ To the sound of the beat, yeah</i> 1410 01:18:21.753 --> 01:18:23.523 <i>♪ Another one bites the dust</i> 1411 01:18:26.192 --> 01:18:28.025 <i>♪ Another one bites the dust</i> 1412 01:18:28.027 --> 01:18:30.760 <i>♪ And another one gone And another one gone</i> 1413 01:18:30.762 --> 01:18:32.229 <i>♪ Another one bites the dust, yeah</i> 1414 01:18:32.231 --> 01:18:33.563 - That's a good idea. - <i>♪ Hey</i> 1415 01:18:33.565 --> 01:18:35.199 <i>♪ I'm gonna get you, too</i> 1416 01:18:35.201 --> 01:18:37.170 And then you double it, on top. 1417 01:18:41.440 --> 01:18:43.840 <i>♪ How do you think I'm gonna get along</i> 1418 01:18:43.842 --> 01:18:45.876 <i>♪ Without you when you're gone?</i> 1419 01:18:45.878 --> 01:18:48.345 <i>♪ You took me for everything that I had</i> 1420 01:18:48.347 --> 01:18:50.246 <i>♪ And kicked me out on my own</i> 1421 01:18:50.248 --> 01:18:52.450 <i>♪ Are you happy, are you satisfied?</i> 1422 01:18:52.452 --> 01:18:54.817 <i>♪ How long can you stand the heat?</i> 1423 01:18:54.819 --> 01:18:57.287 <i>♪ Out of the doorway the bullets rip</i> 1424 01:18:57.289 --> 01:18:59.426 <i>♪ To the sound of the beat Look out! ♪</i> 1425 01:19:00.592 --> 01:19:02.362 (PANTING) 1426 01:19:03.762 --> 01:19:05.129 REPORTERS: Freddie! 1427 01:19:05.131 --> 01:19:07.964 CRITIC 1: Freddie! Freddie, as the leader of Queen... 1428 01:19:07.966 --> 01:19:09.299 as the leader of Queen... 1429 01:19:09.301 --> 01:19:11.369 do you feel responsible for the success of the band? 1430 01:19:11.371 --> 01:19:14.606 I'm not the leader of Queen, I'm only the lead singer. 1431 01:19:14.608 --> 01:19:16.639 Freddie! A question for Freddie. 1432 01:19:16.641 --> 01:19:17.974 Do you ever doubt your talent? 1433 01:19:17.976 --> 01:19:20.143 No, that's a stupid question. 1434 01:19:20.145 --> 01:19:21.978 - Take it easy, Fred. - What's next? 1435 01:19:21.980 --> 01:19:24.048 CRITIC 2: Freddie, uh, your teeth! 1436 01:19:24.050 --> 01:19:26.116 Why don't you get your teeth fixed? 1437 01:19:26.118 --> 01:19:28.619 I live in Britain. I don't want to stand out. 1438 01:19:28.621 --> 01:19:29.754 - (LAUGHTER) - Next... 1439 01:19:29.756 --> 01:19:31.522 Why don't you have your manners fixed? 1440 01:19:31.524 --> 01:19:33.757 That's an asshole question to ask anybody. 1441 01:19:33.759 --> 01:19:35.492 That's an asshole question. 1442 01:19:35.494 --> 01:19:37.361 In your song <i>Life Is Real,</i> 1443 01:19:37.363 --> 01:19:38.696 what do you mean by the line... 1444 01:19:38.698 --> 01:19:40.197 "Love is a roulette wheel"? 1445 01:19:40.199 --> 01:19:42.132 Are you implying that the more partners you have... 1446 01:19:42.134 --> 01:19:44.668 the more chances you have of... 1447 01:19:44.670 --> 01:19:46.269 contracting something? 1448 01:19:46.271 --> 01:19:47.274 What? 1449 01:19:48.573 --> 01:19:51.008 I don't know, I haven't figured out love yet. 1450 01:19:51.010 --> 01:19:53.110 But it implies something else, Freddie. 1451 01:19:53.112 --> 01:19:55.713 That might be a better question for Rog. 1452 01:19:55.715 --> 01:19:57.415 - Watch it. - (REPORTERS CLAMORING) 1453 01:19:57.417 --> 01:19:59.183 CRITIC 1: Freddie, concerning your private life... 1454 01:19:59.185 --> 01:20:00.918 there's lots of pictures of you in the tabloids... 1455 01:20:00.920 --> 01:20:02.251 looking drunk or ill. 1456 01:20:02.253 --> 01:20:03.987 Which one is it, ill or drunk? 1457 01:20:03.989 --> 01:20:06.691 I had a cold last week, if anyone cares. 1458 01:20:06.693 --> 01:20:09.360 As much as we'd love to answer questions about colds... 1459 01:20:09.362 --> 01:20:10.660 I'd like to speak about the album. 1460 01:20:10.662 --> 01:20:12.729 If anyone's got any questions about the music? 1461 01:20:12.731 --> 01:20:14.098 ALL: Freddie! Freddie! Freddie! 1462 01:20:14.100 --> 01:20:16.166 Freddie! Freddie, your parents... 1463 01:20:16.168 --> 01:20:18.102 they're conservative Zoroastrians. 1464 01:20:18.104 --> 01:20:20.737 I wonder, what do they make of your public persona? 1465 01:20:20.739 --> 01:20:21.805 Is that music... 1466 01:20:21.807 --> 01:20:23.339 My parents died in a fiery wreck. 1467 01:20:23.341 --> 01:20:25.977 I happen to know that's not true, is it? 1468 01:20:25.979 --> 01:20:29.079 I just wanted to know whether they were proud of you. 1469 01:20:29.081 --> 01:20:31.081 FREDDIE: Are your parents proud of you? 1470 01:20:31.083 --> 01:20:32.782 Is this what they hoped for? 1471 01:20:32.784 --> 01:20:33.951 I hope that they are. 1472 01:20:33.953 --> 01:20:35.285 I surely don't think so. 1473 01:20:35.287 --> 01:20:37.086 Anyone wanna talk about the album? 1474 01:20:37.088 --> 01:20:38.155 ALL: Freddie! Freddie! Freddie! 1475 01:20:38.157 --> 01:20:39.656 Could you answer my questions please? 1476 01:20:39.658 --> 01:20:41.558 This better be good. 1477 01:20:41.560 --> 01:20:42.660 MAN: Shut up! 1478 01:20:42.662 --> 01:20:44.894 SHELLEY: Freddie, could you tell us about the rumors 1479 01:20:44.896 --> 01:20:46.696 concerning your sexuality? 1480 01:20:46.698 --> 01:20:47.764 What about the rumors 1481 01:20:47.766 --> 01:20:49.433 concerning your lack of sexuality? 1482 01:20:49.435 --> 01:20:51.972 I'm just a musical prostitute, my dear. 1483 01:20:52.939 --> 01:20:55.141 SHELLEY: Can you answer the question? 1484 01:20:55.774 --> 01:20:57.074 What's your name, dear? 1485 01:20:57.076 --> 01:20:58.442 Shelley Stern. 1486 01:20:58.444 --> 01:20:59.677 - Shelley. - Yes. 1487 01:20:59.679 --> 01:21:01.711 That thing between your legs, does it bite? 1488 01:21:01.713 --> 01:21:02.912 - Hah! - (PEOPLE EXCLAIM) 1489 01:21:02.914 --> 01:21:04.749 Could you answer the question, please? 1490 01:21:04.751 --> 01:21:05.849 We're here as a courtesy. 1491 01:21:05.851 --> 01:21:07.018 You know, there's four of us up here. 1492 01:21:07.020 --> 01:21:08.152 What are you afraid of, Freddie? 1493 01:21:08.154 --> 01:21:09.519 (STAMMERING) What do you want? 1494 01:21:09.521 --> 01:21:10.655 What is the truth? 1495 01:21:10.657 --> 01:21:12.255 Can you be honest for once? 1496 01:21:12.257 --> 01:21:13.958 REPORTER: Why are you lying about your parents, Freddie? 1497 01:21:13.960 --> 01:21:16.360 I'm not lying about anything. I just, I'm... 1498 01:21:16.362 --> 01:21:17.928 CRITIC 3: Your fans deserve to know the truth, Freddie. 1499 01:21:17.930 --> 01:21:19.028 Can you answer the question, please? 1500 01:21:19.030 --> 01:21:20.397 (STAMMERS) This is my business. 1501 01:21:20.399 --> 01:21:21.799 REPORTER: No, you're a public figure. 1502 01:21:21.801 --> 01:21:23.099 What are you afraid of, Freddie? 1503 01:21:23.101 --> 01:21:24.101 - REPORTER: Your parents? - CRITIC 3: Can you tell us 1504 01:21:24.103 --> 01:21:25.436 - about... - Your sexuality? 1505 01:21:25.438 --> 01:21:26.602 What? Why, why... 1506 01:21:26.604 --> 01:21:27.905 Can you just be honest? 1507 01:21:27.907 --> 01:21:28.972 CRITIC 3: Contracting something. 1508 01:21:28.974 --> 01:21:30.342 Your fans deserve to know the truth. 1509 01:21:31.543 --> 01:21:32.778 (CLAMORING CONTINUES) 1510 01:21:37.917 --> 01:21:39.348 CRITIC 4: Our readers want to know. 1511 01:21:39.350 --> 01:21:41.518 What do your readers want to know? They want to know what? 1512 01:21:41.520 --> 01:21:44.356 (LINE RINGING) 1513 01:21:46.725 --> 01:21:48.627 (LINE CONTINUES RINGING) 1514 01:22:06.412 --> 01:22:07.277 (PLAYS NOTES) 1515 01:22:07.279 --> 01:22:10.483 <i>♪ But life still goes on</i> 1516 01:22:11.684 --> 01:22:13.683 <i>♪ I can't get used to living without</i> 1517 01:22:13.685 --> 01:22:14.985 <i>♪ Living without</i> 1518 01:22:14.987 --> 01:22:19.458 <i>♪ Living without you by my side</i> 1519 01:22:20.393 --> 01:22:23.160 <i>♪ I don't want to live alone</i> 1520 01:22:23.162 --> 01:22:24.594 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 1521 01:22:24.596 --> 01:22:25.896 <i>♪ Hey</i> 1522 01:22:25.898 --> 01:22:27.766 <i>♪ God knows</i> 1523 01:22:29.234 --> 01:22:31.738 <i>♪ Got to make it on my own</i> 1524 01:22:33.905 --> 01:22:37.077 <i>♪ So, baby, can't you see?</i> 1525 01:22:38.310 --> 01:22:42.146 <i>♪ I've got to break free ♪</i> 1526 01:22:42.148 --> 01:22:43.981 ROGER: Brilliant! Can I get up now? 1527 01:22:43.983 --> 01:22:45.583 What is happening? 1528 01:22:45.585 --> 01:22:47.451 - JOHN: No, you can't. - (LAUGHTER) 1529 01:22:47.453 --> 01:22:49.656 - BRIAN: I wanna be in it. - JOHN: Get off me! 1530 01:22:59.164 --> 01:23:00.466 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 1531 01:23:01.333 --> 01:23:02.534 Freddie, you in there? 1532 01:23:03.969 --> 01:23:05.171 Freddie? 1533 01:23:05.770 --> 01:23:07.004 They're here. 1534 01:23:07.006 --> 01:23:09.476 We can't put this off any longer. 1535 01:23:13.679 --> 01:23:14.847 Freddie? 1536 01:23:18.050 --> 01:23:20.116 FREDDIE: <i>MTV banned our video.</i> 1537 01:23:20.118 --> 01:23:23.853 The youth of America. We helped give birth to MTV. 1538 01:23:23.855 --> 01:23:25.123 BRIAN: It's America. 1539 01:23:25.125 --> 01:23:27.190 They're Puritans in public, perverts in private. 1540 01:23:27.192 --> 01:23:28.826 I'm never touring in the U.S. again. 1541 01:23:28.828 --> 01:23:31.831 (CHUCKLES DRYLY) And I'm the one being blamed for it. 1542 01:23:32.532 --> 01:23:33.731 Not you, dear... 1543 01:23:33.733 --> 01:23:36.269 whose idea, I believe, it was to dress up in drag. 1544 01:23:36.802 --> 01:23:38.134 And not you. 1545 01:23:38.136 --> 01:23:40.638 Not even you, who wrote the bloody thing. 1546 01:23:40.640 --> 01:23:42.205 No. 1547 01:23:42.207 --> 01:23:44.607 Crazy, cross-dressing Freddie. 1548 01:23:44.609 --> 01:23:46.445 Freddie the freak. Freddie the fag. 1549 01:23:48.046 --> 01:23:49.545 (SIGHS) 1550 01:23:49.547 --> 01:23:52.183 I'm tired of touring. Aren't you? 1551 01:23:52.185 --> 01:23:54.818 Album, tour, album, tour. 1552 01:23:54.820 --> 01:23:56.254 I want to do something different. 1553 01:23:56.256 --> 01:23:58.254 We're a band. That's what bands do. 1554 01:23:58.256 --> 01:23:59.822 Album, tour, album, tour. 1555 01:23:59.824 --> 01:24:00.894 Well, I need a break. 1556 01:24:01.827 --> 01:24:03.294 I'm sick of it. 1557 01:24:03.296 --> 01:24:04.697 What are you saying, Freddie? 1558 01:24:23.314 --> 01:24:26.285 I've signed a deal with CBS Records. 1559 01:24:27.219 --> 01:24:29.052 - ROGER: You've done what? - Without telling us? 1560 01:24:29.054 --> 01:24:30.387 What kind of deal? 1561 01:24:30.389 --> 01:24:33.193 Look, I'm not saying we won't record or ever tour again. 1562 01:24:33.759 --> 01:24:35.026 Queen will go on. 1563 01:24:35.028 --> 01:24:36.660 But I need to do something different. 1564 01:24:36.662 --> 01:24:40.296 Do you know what I mean? I need to grow. 1565 01:24:40.298 --> 01:24:43.433 (STAMMERS) What's the song? "Fly away"? 1566 01:24:43.435 --> 01:24:44.968 "Spread my wings and fly away." 1567 01:24:44.970 --> 01:24:46.306 "Spread my wings and fly away." 1568 01:24:47.006 --> 01:24:48.371 A solo album? 1569 01:24:48.373 --> 01:24:49.572 PAUL: Two, actually. 1570 01:24:49.574 --> 01:24:51.075 - Back to back. - Another word out of you... 1571 01:24:51.077 --> 01:24:52.541 and I'll throw you out the bloody window. 1572 01:24:52.543 --> 01:24:54.577 But that's years, Freddie. I mean... 1573 01:24:54.579 --> 01:24:56.781 - that'll take years. - Ye of little faith. 1574 01:24:56.783 --> 01:24:58.616 I don't believe this. 1575 01:24:58.618 --> 01:24:59.619 How much? 1576 01:25:04.122 --> 01:25:05.824 What did they pay you? 1577 01:25:08.226 --> 01:25:09.893 I wanna know how much they paid you... 1578 01:25:09.895 --> 01:25:11.231 $4 million! 1579 01:25:12.497 --> 01:25:13.532 (SCOFFS) 1580 01:25:15.301 --> 01:25:17.034 That's more than any Queen deal. 1581 01:25:17.036 --> 01:25:18.735 Look, the routine is killing us. 1582 01:25:18.737 --> 01:25:21.772 I mean, you must all want a break from all the arguments. 1583 01:25:21.774 --> 01:25:23.808 I mean, whose song gets on the album... 1584 01:25:23.810 --> 01:25:25.142 whose song's the single... 1585 01:25:25.144 --> 01:25:26.343 who wrote what... 1586 01:25:26.345 --> 01:25:28.044 who gets a bigger slice of the royalties... 1587 01:25:28.046 --> 01:25:29.446 what's on the B-side, all of it. 1588 01:25:29.448 --> 01:25:31.048 You must need a break. 1589 01:25:31.050 --> 01:25:32.650 Freddie, we're a family. 1590 01:25:32.652 --> 01:25:34.117 No, we're not! 1591 01:25:34.119 --> 01:25:35.419 We're not a family! 1592 01:25:35.421 --> 01:25:37.888 You've got families, children, wives. 1593 01:25:37.890 --> 01:25:39.121 What have I got? 1594 01:25:39.123 --> 01:25:41.661 You've got $4 million. Perhaps you can buy yourself a family. 1595 01:25:44.896 --> 01:25:47.464 FREDDIE: I won't compromise my vision any longer. 1596 01:25:47.466 --> 01:25:49.666 - (SIGHS) - ROGER: Compromise? 1597 01:25:49.668 --> 01:25:50.800 Are you joking? 1598 01:25:50.802 --> 01:25:53.840 You were working at Heathrow before we gave you a chance. 1599 01:25:55.807 --> 01:25:58.174 And without me... 1600 01:25:58.176 --> 01:26:00.376 you'd be a dentist... 1601 01:26:00.378 --> 01:26:03.112 drumming 12/8-time blues at the weekend 1602 01:26:03.114 --> 01:26:04.548 at the Crown and Anchor. 1603 01:26:04.550 --> 01:26:05.682 And you. 1604 01:26:05.684 --> 01:26:08.552 Well, you would be Dr. Brian May... 1605 01:26:08.554 --> 01:26:12.188 author of a fascinating dissertation on the cosmos... 1606 01:26:12.190 --> 01:26:13.626 that no one ever reads. 1607 01:26:14.594 --> 01:26:16.192 And Deacy... 1608 01:26:16.194 --> 01:26:17.996 for the life of me... 1609 01:26:19.030 --> 01:26:20.867 nothing comes to mind. 1610 01:26:22.268 --> 01:26:24.166 I studied electrical engineering. 1611 01:26:24.168 --> 01:26:25.671 Does that meet your standard? 1612 01:26:26.604 --> 01:26:27.906 Perfect. 1613 01:26:35.389 --> 01:26:36.963 You just killed Queen. 1614 01:26:36.965 --> 01:26:38.701 Oh, give it a kiss one day. She might wake up. 1615 01:26:38.703 --> 01:26:39.905 You need us, Freddie. 1616 01:26:41.039 --> 01:26:42.171 More than you know. 1617 01:26:42.173 --> 01:26:43.575 I don't need anyone. 1618 01:27:01.325 --> 01:27:03.962 - (DRINK POURING) - (PHONE RINGING) 1619 01:27:06.329 --> 01:27:07.729 (FREDDIE PLAYING PIANO) 1620 01:27:07.731 --> 01:27:08.866 PAUL: <i>Hello?</i> 1621 01:27:09.600 --> 01:27:11.567 Paul. Can I speak to Freddie? 1622 01:27:11.569 --> 01:27:14.202 Oh, Mary. No, he can't talk right now. 1623 01:27:14.204 --> 01:27:16.271 He's working day and night, constantly. 1624 01:27:16.273 --> 01:27:17.974 Will you make sure to tell him that I called? 1625 01:27:17.976 --> 01:27:20.475 Don't worry, he's in safe hands. 1626 01:27:20.477 --> 01:27:22.446 I will certainly tell him you called. 1627 01:27:23.713 --> 01:27:24.815 Cheers. 1628 01:27:33.490 --> 01:27:36.261 (SYNTH ROCK MUSIC PLAYING) 1629 01:27:40.330 --> 01:27:42.665 Freddie, it's really great. 1630 01:27:42.667 --> 01:27:43.735 It's shit! 1631 01:27:46.036 --> 01:27:47.101 Just leave it. 1632 01:27:47.103 --> 01:27:48.170 PAUL: <i>Yeah, hang on one second.</i> 1633 01:27:48.172 --> 01:27:49.439 (FREDDIE SINGING ON RECORDING) 1634 01:27:49.441 --> 01:27:51.506 Give it more treble. 1635 01:27:51.508 --> 01:27:53.475 (MEN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY, LAUGHING) 1636 01:27:53.477 --> 01:27:54.877 (LIVELY CHATTER AND LAUGHTER) 1637 01:27:54.879 --> 01:27:57.145 BEACH: <i>Where is he? Is he there? I wanna speak to him.</i> 1638 01:27:57.147 --> 01:27:59.047 He is working himself to the bone. 1639 01:27:59.049 --> 01:28:01.483 I'm blue in the face trying to get him to take a break. 1640 01:28:01.485 --> 01:28:02.650 BEACH: <i>Paul, listen to me.</i> 1641 01:28:02.652 --> 01:28:04.619 <i>It's one performance for a good cause.</i> 1642 01:28:04.621 --> 01:28:07.290 It's a televised concert for the famine in Ethiopia. 1643 01:28:07.292 --> 01:28:09.024 <i>They're gonna have simultaneous performances</i> 1644 01:28:09.026 --> 01:28:10.359 in Philadelphia and London. 1645 01:28:10.361 --> 01:28:12.360 There's gonna be a billion people watching. 1646 01:28:12.362 --> 01:28:13.628 <i>Queen should be part of it.</i> 1647 01:28:13.630 --> 01:28:14.796 PAUL: <i>He's just been really focused.</i> 1648 01:28:14.798 --> 01:28:16.333 <i>But I'll be sure to pass it on.</i> 1649 01:28:17.636 --> 01:28:19.303 Sure you will. 1650 01:28:28.212 --> 01:28:30.447 (COUGHING) 1651 01:28:48.232 --> 01:28:49.833 (RAIN PATTERING) 1652 01:28:51.169 --> 01:28:52.837 (COUGHING) 1653 01:29:17.495 --> 01:29:19.064 - (GLASS CLINKS) - (COUGHS AND SNIFFS) 1654 01:29:23.234 --> 01:29:24.299 Hi. 1655 01:29:24.301 --> 01:29:26.737 FREDDIE: Hi. Come in, come in. 1656 01:29:27.204 --> 01:29:28.470 (BREATHES HEAVILY) 1657 01:29:28.472 --> 01:29:30.573 Why did you come all this way? 1658 01:29:30.575 --> 01:29:32.341 I just haven't heard from you in so long, 1659 01:29:32.343 --> 01:29:34.376 and I phoned and phoned, and then... 1660 01:29:34.378 --> 01:29:35.845 last night I just had this terrible dream 1661 01:29:35.847 --> 01:29:38.314 that something bad had happened. 1662 01:29:38.316 --> 01:29:40.815 FREDDIE: No, no. I've been working, that's all. 1663 01:29:40.817 --> 01:29:44.185 Freddie, you're burning the candle at both ends. 1664 01:29:44.187 --> 01:29:45.889 Yes, but the glow is so divine. 1665 01:29:50.294 --> 01:29:51.726 Being human is a condition 1666 01:29:51.728 --> 01:29:54.598 that requires a little anesthesia. 1667 01:29:55.732 --> 01:29:57.934 - I miss you. - I miss you. 1668 01:29:57.936 --> 01:29:59.835 I miss you so much. 1669 01:29:59.837 --> 01:30:02.440 Listen, but I have to finish the second album. 1670 01:30:03.240 --> 01:30:04.442 I need you. 1671 01:30:05.075 --> 01:30:07.342 Stay. Stay here with me. 1672 01:30:07.344 --> 01:30:09.047 Just you and me. 1673 01:30:10.246 --> 01:30:11.749 I need the love of my life. 1674 01:30:16.154 --> 01:30:17.155 Freddie... 1675 01:30:17.887 --> 01:30:19.387 What about Queen? 1676 01:30:19.389 --> 01:30:20.655 Jim told me he's been trying 1677 01:30:20.657 --> 01:30:22.224 to contact you about Live Aid... 1678 01:30:22.226 --> 01:30:24.094 and you won't take his calls. 1679 01:30:25.396 --> 01:30:26.731 What is Live Aid? 1680 01:30:28.231 --> 01:30:29.466 You haven't heard? 1681 01:30:30.301 --> 01:30:31.567 Freddie, it's the biggest concert 1682 01:30:31.569 --> 01:30:33.801 there's ever been or ever will be. 1683 01:30:33.803 --> 01:30:35.671 It's for the famine in Africa. 1684 01:30:35.673 --> 01:30:38.107 Well, perhaps Paul thought it wasn't a good idea. 1685 01:30:38.109 --> 01:30:39.475 A distraction from my work. 1686 01:30:39.477 --> 01:30:41.844 That's what's important, that I finish this album. 1687 01:30:41.846 --> 01:30:44.345 Stay with me, darling, and I'll be all right. 1688 01:30:44.347 --> 01:30:45.613 Freddie, I can't stay with you. 1689 01:30:45.615 --> 01:30:48.082 Of course you can. I need you, Mary. 1690 01:30:48.084 --> 01:30:49.920 Freddie, I'm pregnant. 1691 01:31:03.200 --> 01:31:04.735 How could you? 1692 01:31:06.035 --> 01:31:07.806 How could I? 1693 01:31:08.940 --> 01:31:11.206 Freddie, this has nothing to do with you. 1694 01:31:11.208 --> 01:31:12.341 PAUL: Come on. Let's get in. 1695 01:31:12.343 --> 01:31:14.009 - I bought some nibbles. - (DOOR OPENS) 1696 01:31:14.011 --> 01:31:15.210 Freddie. 1697 01:31:15.212 --> 01:31:16.915 - Sorry we're late. - (MEN LAUGHING) 1698 01:31:17.714 --> 01:31:18.715 Mary. 1699 01:31:19.749 --> 01:31:21.886 What a pleasant surprise. 1700 01:31:23.486 --> 01:31:26.220 Hans. Everyone, come in. 1701 01:31:26.222 --> 01:31:27.825 Milan, make our guests comfortable. 1702 01:31:30.928 --> 01:31:34.063 I wish I knew you were coming to stay. 1703 01:31:34.065 --> 01:31:35.663 I'd have scrubbed the place. 1704 01:31:35.665 --> 01:31:37.565 Actually, I'm not staying. 1705 01:31:37.567 --> 01:31:40.038 Wait. Mary, wait. Don't go. 1706 01:31:42.373 --> 01:31:44.542 You told me you had a dream. 1707 01:31:45.543 --> 01:31:47.011 What was it? 1708 01:31:48.212 --> 01:31:51.049 I was trying to talk to you, but... 1709 01:31:51.815 --> 01:31:54.315 it was like talking to my father. 1710 01:31:54.317 --> 01:31:56.753 You needed to tell me something... 1711 01:31:57.722 --> 01:31:59.624 but you couldn't say it. 1712 01:32:01.157 --> 01:32:03.794 Because you had no voice. 1713 01:32:07.264 --> 01:32:10.632 PAUL: Freddie, come and say hello to our new guests. 1714 01:32:10.634 --> 01:32:12.868 - They're dying to meet you. - (SNIFFS) 1715 01:32:12.870 --> 01:32:15.206 - (DOOR OPENS) - He'll be one second. 1716 01:32:16.874 --> 01:32:17.875 FREDDIE: Mary! 1717 01:32:28.718 --> 01:32:31.088 I'm happy for you, Mary. 1718 01:32:32.556 --> 01:32:34.192 Truly, I am. 1719 01:32:39.062 --> 01:32:40.264 It's just... 1720 01:32:42.532 --> 01:32:44.265 I'm frightened. 1721 01:32:44.267 --> 01:32:46.935 Freddie, you don't need to be. 1722 01:32:46.937 --> 01:32:50.338 Because no matter what, you are loved. 1723 01:32:50.340 --> 01:32:53.141 By me, by Brian, Deacy, Roger... 1724 01:32:53.143 --> 01:32:54.712 your family. 1725 01:32:56.379 --> 01:32:58.215 It's enough. 1726 01:32:59.316 --> 01:33:01.683 And these people... 1727 01:33:01.685 --> 01:33:04.720 they don't care about you. 1728 01:33:04.722 --> 01:33:07.191 Paul doesn't care about you. 1729 01:33:08.491 --> 01:33:11.094 You don't belong here, Freddie. 1730 01:33:13.030 --> 01:33:14.599 Come home. 1731 01:33:19.003 --> 01:33:20.638 Home. 1732 01:33:43.994 --> 01:33:45.295 Freddie! 1733 01:33:48.900 --> 01:33:51.603 What are you doing? You'll catch your death. 1734 01:33:52.503 --> 01:33:55.306 Why didn't you tell me about Live Aid? 1735 01:33:57.240 --> 01:33:59.377 The Africa charity gig? 1736 01:34:00.378 --> 01:34:02.344 It'll be an embarrassment. 1737 01:34:02.346 --> 01:34:03.915 I didn't wanna waste your time. 1738 01:34:07.817 --> 01:34:09.650 You should have told me. 1739 01:34:09.652 --> 01:34:11.121 Of course I did. 1740 01:34:11.955 --> 01:34:13.021 You forgot. 1741 01:34:13.023 --> 01:34:15.657 You're always forgetting things. 1742 01:34:15.659 --> 01:34:17.395 Come in now and have a drink. 1743 01:34:21.731 --> 01:34:23.066 You're out. 1744 01:34:23.767 --> 01:34:24.969 PAUL: What do you mean? 1745 01:34:26.669 --> 01:34:29.206 I want you out of my life. 1746 01:34:32.542 --> 01:34:33.775 'Cause I'm the only one left, 1747 01:34:33.777 --> 01:34:35.045 you're blaming me for everything? 1748 01:34:36.280 --> 01:34:38.148 I blame myself. 1749 01:34:39.549 --> 01:34:40.985 So I'm out? 1750 01:34:41.584 --> 01:34:43.053 Just like that? 1751 01:34:44.087 --> 01:34:46.657 After everything we've been through? 1752 01:34:48.426 --> 01:34:50.794 Just think of the photos I have. 1753 01:34:51.727 --> 01:34:54.665 I know who you are, Freddie Mercury. 1754 01:34:57.735 --> 01:35:00.838 FREDDIE: You know when you know you've gone rotten? 1755 01:35:03.173 --> 01:35:04.676 Really rotten? 1756 01:35:06.744 --> 01:35:08.212 Fruit flies. 1757 01:35:09.346 --> 01:35:13.047 Dirty little fruit flies. 1758 01:35:13.049 --> 01:35:15.917 Coming to feast on what's left. 1759 01:35:15.919 --> 01:35:19.357 Well, there isn't much left for you to feast on anymore. 1760 01:35:21.691 --> 01:35:23.058 So, fly off. 1761 01:35:23.060 --> 01:35:27.362 Do what you like with your photographs and your stories. 1762 01:35:27.364 --> 01:35:30.101 But promise me one thing. 1763 01:35:31.134 --> 01:35:33.404 That I never see your face again. 1764 01:35:34.638 --> 01:35:36.007 Ever. 1765 01:35:37.273 --> 01:35:38.276 I didn't mean it. 1766 01:35:39.075 --> 01:35:40.742 <i>(UNDER PRESSURE</i> PLAYING) 1767 01:35:40.744 --> 01:35:42.947 I'm sorry! Freddie, come back! 1768 01:35:43.847 --> 01:35:45.750 I'll make it better. 1769 01:36:00.998 --> 01:36:02.497 PAUL: <i>But, Peter, you might be right.</i> 1770 01:36:02.499 --> 01:36:03.765 <i>I'm not even hurt</i> 1771 01:36:03.767 --> 01:36:05.067 <i>by the fact that he's let me go as a friend.</i> 1772 01:36:05.069 --> 01:36:07.769 <i>But you can only be there so much for a person.</i> 1773 01:36:07.771 --> 01:36:09.438 JOURNALIST: <i>And so, Mr. Prenter...</i> 1774 01:36:09.440 --> 01:36:10.305 <i>all these stories</i> 1775 01:36:10.307 --> 01:36:13.341 <i>about Freddie Mercury and his lovers...</i> 1776 01:36:13.343 --> 01:36:14.978 <i>that there were so many.</i> 1777 01:36:15.512 --> 01:36:16.811 PAUL: <i>Yeah?</i> 1778 01:36:16.813 --> 01:36:18.813 - JOURNALIST: <i>Is it really true?</i> - PAUL: <i>Yes, it is.</i> 1779 01:36:18.815 --> 01:36:20.482 <i>His lovers were countless.</i> 1780 01:36:20.484 --> 01:36:22.186 <i>Genuinely countless. Uh...</i> 1781 01:36:23.087 --> 01:36:26.787 <i>All these wild, drug-fueled parties...</i> 1782 01:36:26.789 --> 01:36:30.225 <i>where he'd find another lover every night...</i> 1783 01:36:30.227 --> 01:36:32.461 <i>and a routine he couldn't get out of.</i> 1784 01:36:32.463 --> 01:36:34.363 JOURNALIST: <i>So, you really did see behind the mask?</i> 1785 01:36:34.365 --> 01:36:37.099 <i>I knew Freddie when he did</i> Bohemian Rhapsody. 1786 01:36:37.101 --> 01:36:39.701 <i>And the Freddie we have now...</i> 1787 01:36:39.703 --> 01:36:41.769 <i>he doesn't have the same passion about music.</i> 1788 01:36:41.771 --> 01:36:43.140 (PHONE RINGS) 1789 01:36:43.706 --> 01:36:45.008 Hello? 1790 01:36:47.111 --> 01:36:48.112 Hello? 1791 01:36:48.579 --> 01:36:49.781 Miami? 1792 01:36:50.746 --> 01:36:51.814 Freddie? 1793 01:36:51.816 --> 01:36:52.881 <i>How are you?</i> 1794 01:36:52.883 --> 01:36:55.617 There was this Africa concert... 1795 01:36:55.619 --> 01:36:57.551 that wants Queen to play. 1796 01:36:57.553 --> 01:36:59.220 <i>Is that still...</i> 1797 01:36:59.222 --> 01:37:00.354 You mean Live Aid? 1798 01:37:00.356 --> 01:37:02.591 <i>They've announced all the bands, Freddie.</i> 1799 01:37:02.593 --> 01:37:04.295 <i>It's too late.</i> 1800 01:37:05.495 --> 01:37:06.961 I need... 1801 01:37:06.963 --> 01:37:09.497 I need to reconnect with the mothership. 1802 01:37:09.499 --> 01:37:11.800 Freddie, they don't want anything to do with you. 1803 01:37:11.802 --> 01:37:14.071 <i>They're still very upset.</i> 1804 01:37:14.804 --> 01:37:16.805 Maybe if you ask them... 1805 01:37:16.807 --> 01:37:18.172 <i>they would meet me.</i> 1806 01:37:18.174 --> 01:37:20.277 <i>Tell them I want to talk.</i> 1807 01:37:21.111 --> 01:37:22.377 Just talk. 1808 01:37:22.379 --> 01:37:24.448 (INTERVIEW CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY ON TV) 1809 01:37:26.517 --> 01:37:28.219 We're family. 1810 01:37:31.355 --> 01:37:32.857 You know, family... 1811 01:37:33.824 --> 01:37:35.493 have fights... 1812 01:37:37.460 --> 01:37:39.096 all the time. 1813 01:37:39.596 --> 01:37:41.132 I can call. 1814 01:37:41.664 --> 01:37:43.100 Thank you... 1815 01:37:45.067 --> 01:37:46.033 Jim. 1816 01:37:46.035 --> 01:37:47.936 JOURNALIST: <i>As this friend, somebody who...</i> 1817 01:37:47.938 --> 01:37:50.805 <i>probably knows Freddie Mercury better than anybody else...</i> 1818 01:37:50.807 --> 01:37:54.312 <i>how would you describe him inside as a person?</i> 1819 01:37:55.312 --> 01:37:57.278 <i>For me, Freddie will always be...</i> 1820 01:37:57.280 --> 01:37:59.913 <i>this frightened little Pakkie boy...</i> 1821 01:37:59.915 --> 01:38:01.949 <i>who's afraid to be alone.</i> 1822 01:38:01.951 --> 01:38:03.284 JOURNALIST: <i>I hope he sees this</i> 1823 01:38:03.286 --> 01:38:05.453 <i>and realizes what he has lost in you.</i> 1824 01:38:05.455 --> 01:38:06.921 PAUL: <i>I hope he does, too.</i> 1825 01:38:06.923 --> 01:38:09.326 JOURNALIST: <i>A close and important friend.</i> 1826 01:38:25.342 --> 01:38:26.878 Where are they? 1827 01:38:27.477 --> 01:38:28.945 They're late. 1828 01:38:32.883 --> 01:38:34.085 (KNOCK ON DOOR) 1829 01:38:36.520 --> 01:38:37.652 BEACH: Hi, guys. 1830 01:38:37.654 --> 01:38:38.955 BRIAN: Jim. 1831 01:38:40.857 --> 01:38:42.757 BEACH: If anybody wants any tea, coffee... 1832 01:38:42.759 --> 01:38:44.160 bladed weapons... 1833 01:38:45.495 --> 01:38:46.931 just ask. 1834 01:38:48.632 --> 01:38:49.634 So... 1835 01:38:51.067 --> 01:38:52.399 who wants to go first? 1836 01:38:52.401 --> 01:38:53.570 I'll start. 1837 01:38:55.472 --> 01:38:57.005 I've been hideous. 1838 01:38:57.007 --> 01:38:59.140 I know that, and... 1839 01:38:59.142 --> 01:39:00.578 I deserve your fury. 1840 01:39:01.678 --> 01:39:03.047 I've been conceited... 1841 01:39:04.580 --> 01:39:06.150 selfish. 1842 01:39:09.620 --> 01:39:11.586 Well, an asshole, basically. 1843 01:39:11.588 --> 01:39:12.956 Strong beginning. 1844 01:39:14.290 --> 01:39:16.291 Look, I'm happy to strip off my shirt... 1845 01:39:16.293 --> 01:39:18.596 and flagellate myself before you. 1846 01:39:21.397 --> 01:39:23.831 Or rather, I could ask you a simple question. 1847 01:39:23.833 --> 01:39:25.169 I'm good with the flagellation. 1848 01:39:26.369 --> 01:39:27.538 (SIGHS) 1849 01:39:29.972 --> 01:39:32.741 What's it gonna take for you all to forgive me? 1850 01:39:32.743 --> 01:39:34.645 Is that what you want, Freddie? 1851 01:39:35.980 --> 01:39:37.112 I forgive you. 1852 01:39:37.114 --> 01:39:38.982 - Is that it? Can we go now? - FREDDIE: No. 1853 01:39:44.954 --> 01:39:46.653 I went to Munich. 1854 01:39:46.655 --> 01:39:48.357 I hired a bunch of guys. 1855 01:39:48.359 --> 01:39:50.625 I told them exactly what I wanted them to do... 1856 01:39:50.627 --> 01:39:52.062 and the problem was... 1857 01:39:54.897 --> 01:39:56.132 they did it. 1858 01:39:57.901 --> 01:40:00.271 No pushback from Roger. 1859 01:40:01.771 --> 01:40:03.440 None of your rewrites. 1860 01:40:04.141 --> 01:40:06.009 None of his funny looks. 1861 01:40:10.547 --> 01:40:12.049 I need you. 1862 01:40:15.652 --> 01:40:17.253 And you need me. 1863 01:40:21.624 --> 01:40:22.857 (PATS) Let's face it. 1864 01:40:22.859 --> 01:40:24.594 We're not bad for four aging queens. 1865 01:40:27.030 --> 01:40:29.064 So, um, go ahead. 1866 01:40:29.066 --> 01:40:31.035 Name your terms. 1867 01:40:32.468 --> 01:40:34.739 Could you give us a moment, please, Fred? 1868 01:40:51.154 --> 01:40:52.720 Why'd you do that? 1869 01:40:52.722 --> 01:40:54.725 - I just felt like it. - (CHUCKLES) 1870 01:41:06.703 --> 01:41:09.473 They'll be all right. They just need a bit of time. 1871 01:41:11.273 --> 01:41:13.310 What if I don't have time? 1872 01:41:15.745 --> 01:41:17.548 What do you mean, Fred? 1873 01:41:20.017 --> 01:41:21.419 (DOOR OPENS) 1874 01:41:23.352 --> 01:41:25.522 You can come back in now, if you'd like. 1875 01:41:28.357 --> 01:41:30.160 (SNIFFS, CLEARS THROAT) 1876 01:41:31.660 --> 01:41:32.663 We decided... 1877 01:41:34.063 --> 01:41:35.266 What did we decide? 1878 01:41:35.799 --> 01:41:37.131 From now on... 1879 01:41:37.133 --> 01:41:40.702 every song, no matter who wrote it, music, lyrics... 1880 01:41:40.704 --> 01:41:42.203 it's by Queen. 1881 01:41:42.205 --> 01:41:44.706 Not one of us, just Queen. 1882 01:41:44.708 --> 01:41:46.608 All the money, all the credits, 1883 01:41:46.610 --> 01:41:48.510 split four ways evenly. 1884 01:41:48.512 --> 01:41:49.743 Done. 1885 01:41:49.745 --> 01:41:51.945 We have a problem with the people around you. 1886 01:41:51.947 --> 01:41:53.348 Paul is out. I fired him. 1887 01:41:53.350 --> 01:41:55.683 - On what pretext? - Villainy. 1888 01:41:55.685 --> 01:41:56.984 What else? 1889 01:41:56.986 --> 01:41:58.153 Bob Geldof. 1890 01:41:58.155 --> 01:42:00.221 I called to convince him to squeeze you guys 1891 01:42:00.223 --> 01:42:02.157 into the lineup for the Live Aid concert... 1892 01:42:02.159 --> 01:42:04.126 but he wants an answer now. 1893 01:42:04.128 --> 01:42:06.230 You have to make a decision. 1894 01:42:07.664 --> 01:42:09.230 Every ticket's already sold. 1895 01:42:09.232 --> 01:42:11.132 100,000 people at Wembley... 1896 01:42:11.134 --> 01:42:14.368 100,000 people at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia... 1897 01:42:14.370 --> 01:42:18.006 a global TV audience around the world of 150 countries... 1898 01:42:18.008 --> 01:42:19.841 13 satellites. 1899 01:42:19.843 --> 01:42:22.978 The Olympics only had three. 1900 01:42:22.980 --> 01:42:25.012 We haven't played together in years. 1901 01:42:25.014 --> 01:42:26.514 It's kinda suicide to play again... 1902 01:42:26.516 --> 01:42:28.382 for the first time in front of millions. 1903 01:42:28.384 --> 01:42:31.387 Try over 1.5 billion. 1904 01:42:32.289 --> 01:42:35.055 (SCOFFS) "Who are these four dinosaurs?" 1905 01:42:35.057 --> 01:42:36.558 "Where's Madonna?" 1906 01:42:36.560 --> 01:42:39.163 It's a 20-minute set. Everyone gets the same. 1907 01:42:39.663 --> 01:42:41.665 Jagger, Bowie... 1908 01:42:42.531 --> 01:42:43.998 Elton... 1909 01:42:44.000 --> 01:42:46.835 McCartney, The Who... 1910 01:42:46.837 --> 01:42:48.369 Led Zeppelin... 1911 01:42:48.371 --> 01:42:51.275 Phil Collins, REO Speedwagon... 1912 01:42:52.008 --> 01:42:53.641 Bob Dylan. 1913 01:42:53.643 --> 01:42:54.710 Certainly good company. 1914 01:42:54.712 --> 01:42:56.877 BEACH: Anybody who is anybody is doing this concert. 1915 01:42:56.879 --> 01:42:58.145 Look. 1916 01:42:58.147 --> 01:42:59.648 All I know... 1917 01:42:59.650 --> 01:43:03.587 is that if we wake up the day after this concert... 1918 01:43:04.187 --> 01:43:06.523 and we didn't do our part... 1919 01:43:07.758 --> 01:43:10.728 we're going to regret it till the day we die. 1920 01:43:17.801 --> 01:43:19.236 Please. 1921 01:43:26.276 --> 01:43:28.042 NEWS ANCHOR: <i>Every day, in San Francisco,</i> 1922 01:43:28.044 --> 01:43:30.077 <i>two more men hear the grim news...</i> 1923 01:43:30.079 --> 01:43:31.746 <i>"You have AIDS, there's no cure."</i> 1924 01:43:31.748 --> 01:43:33.614 <i>Since doctors in France and America</i> 1925 01:43:33.616 --> 01:43:35.683 <i>isolated the virus in 1983...</i> 1926 01:43:35.685 --> 01:43:38.385 <i>research has proceeded at a frantic pace.</i> 1927 01:43:38.387 --> 01:43:40.087 <i>The method used by the virus</i> 1928 01:43:40.089 --> 01:43:42.023 <i>to destroy the body's immune system...</i> 1929 01:43:42.025 --> 01:43:43.391 <i>has been discovered...</i> 1930 01:43:43.393 --> 01:43:46.560 <i>but a cure still seems many years away.</i> 1931 01:43:46.562 --> 01:43:49.096 <i>A major breakthrough has been a new blood test...</i> 1932 01:43:49.098 --> 01:43:50.598 <i>that should ensure that in future...</i> 1933 01:43:50.600 --> 01:43:53.534 <i>nobody contracts AIDS from a blood transfusion.</i> 1934 01:43:53.536 --> 01:43:55.670 <i>But it's only just been approved for use.</i> 1935 01:43:55.672 --> 01:44:01.475 BRIAN: <i>♪ What is this thing that builds our dreams</i> 1936 01:44:01.477 --> 01:44:07.518 <i>♪ Yet slips away from us?</i> 1937 01:44:09.186 --> 01:44:15.590 <i>♪ Who wants to live forever?</i> 1938 01:44:15.592 --> 01:44:22.266 <i>♪ Who wants to live forever?</i> 1939 01:44:29.106 --> 01:44:33.277 FREDDIE: <i>♪ There's no chance for us</i> 1940 01:44:35.111 --> 01:44:39.850 <i>♪ It's all decided for us</i> 1941 01:44:41.618 --> 01:44:46.587 <i>♪ This world has only one</i> 1942 01:44:46.589 --> 01:44:52.395 <i>♪ Sweet moment set aside for us ♪</i> 1943 01:44:55.865 --> 01:44:57.468 DOCTOR: Do you understand? 1944 01:44:58.735 --> 01:45:04.204 The way we go from here is that treatments are available. 1945 01:45:04.206 --> 01:45:06.944 They're not particularly effective, Freddie. 1946 01:45:33.035 --> 01:45:34.704 MAN: (VOCALIZES) Eh-oh! 1947 01:45:43.713 --> 01:45:45.747 Eh-oh. 1948 01:45:45.749 --> 01:45:47.318 (GASPS SOFTLY) 1949 01:46:04.200 --> 01:46:05.533 (BAND PLAYING <i>HAMMER TO FALL)</i> 1950 01:46:05.535 --> 01:46:08.472 (FREDDIE SINGING IN STRAINED VOICE) 1951 01:46:15.245 --> 01:46:16.680 (SINGS OFF-TUNE) 1952 01:46:19.682 --> 01:46:20.683 Yep. 1953 01:46:21.183 --> 01:46:22.483 JOHN: Mmm-hmm. 1954 01:46:22.485 --> 01:46:23.887 - Let's call it. Yeah? - Yeah, yeah. 1955 01:46:24.954 --> 01:46:25.988 Sorry. 1956 01:46:26.889 --> 01:46:27.891 I sound like shit. 1957 01:46:29.392 --> 01:46:31.895 You all are lovely, you sound good. 1958 01:46:32.730 --> 01:46:34.295 Been a while. 1959 01:46:34.297 --> 01:46:36.398 My throat feels like a vulture's crotch. 1960 01:46:36.400 --> 01:46:38.433 - (ALL CHUCKLE) - ROGER: We still got a week. 1961 01:46:38.435 --> 01:46:39.600 JOHN: We'll get there. 1962 01:46:39.602 --> 01:46:41.502 BRIAN: Yeah, we're in a good place, Fred. 1963 01:46:41.504 --> 01:46:43.574 You just need a bit of rest, that's all. 1964 01:46:44.740 --> 01:46:45.743 Yeah. 1965 01:46:46.276 --> 01:46:47.442 JOHN: Get a drink, Rog? 1966 01:46:47.444 --> 01:46:48.609 ROGER: Yeah, there's a nice little pub 1967 01:46:48.611 --> 01:46:50.511 - down the road, actually. - BRIAN: Can I come? 1968 01:46:50.513 --> 01:46:51.578 JOHN: We're just an exclusive... 1969 01:46:51.580 --> 01:46:53.448 ROGER: No, of course not. Invite-only. 1970 01:46:53.450 --> 01:46:54.515 BRIAN: Yeah, that's kind of you. 1971 01:46:54.517 --> 01:46:56.086 FREDDIE: Before you leave... 1972 01:46:58.320 --> 01:47:00.387 Could I have a second? 1973 01:47:00.389 --> 01:47:02.426 ROGER: Yeah. What's up? 1974 01:47:05.261 --> 01:47:06.797 I've got it. 1975 01:47:08.699 --> 01:47:09.933 Got what? 1976 01:47:10.866 --> 01:47:12.034 AIDS. 1977 01:47:14.103 --> 01:47:16.472 I wanted you to hear it from me. 1978 01:47:17.708 --> 01:47:19.573 BRIAN: Fred, I'm so sorry. 1979 01:47:19.575 --> 01:47:21.141 FREDDIE: Brian, stop. 1980 01:47:21.143 --> 01:47:22.512 Don't. 1981 01:47:25.048 --> 01:47:27.215 For right now... 1982 01:47:27.217 --> 01:47:28.350 it's between us. 1983 01:47:28.352 --> 01:47:30.487 All right? Just us. 1984 01:47:31.120 --> 01:47:32.755 So, please... 1985 01:47:33.522 --> 01:47:35.622 if any of you... 1986 01:47:35.624 --> 01:47:39.493 fuss about it or frown about it, or, worst of all... 1987 01:47:39.495 --> 01:47:41.762 if you bore me with your sympathy... 1988 01:47:41.764 --> 01:47:43.831 that's just seconds wasted. 1989 01:47:43.833 --> 01:47:46.667 Seconds that could be used making music... 1990 01:47:46.669 --> 01:47:49.537 which is all I want to do with the time I have left. 1991 01:47:49.539 --> 01:47:52.607 I don't have time to be their victim... 1992 01:47:52.609 --> 01:47:56.077 their AIDS poster boy, their cautionary tale. 1993 01:47:56.079 --> 01:47:58.882 No, I decide who I am. 1994 01:47:59.982 --> 01:48:03.052 I'm going to be what I was born to be. 1995 01:48:04.353 --> 01:48:06.554 A performer... 1996 01:48:06.556 --> 01:48:09.192 who gives the people what they want. 1997 01:48:13.562 --> 01:48:16.032 Touch of the heavens. 1998 01:48:19.134 --> 01:48:21.472 Freddie fucking Mercury. 1999 01:48:23.539 --> 01:48:25.676 You're a legend, Fred. 2000 01:48:28.410 --> 01:48:31.045 You're bloody right I am. 2001 01:48:31.047 --> 01:48:33.448 We're all legends. 2002 01:48:33.450 --> 01:48:35.183 But you're right, I am a legend. 2003 01:48:35.185 --> 01:48:37.018 - (ALL CHUCKLE) - Now, you give me a chance 2004 01:48:37.020 --> 01:48:39.723 to get my bitchy little vocal cords in order... 2005 01:48:41.289 --> 01:48:42.657 and we'll go and punch a hole 2006 01:48:42.659 --> 01:48:44.728 through the roof of that stadium. 2007 01:48:46.329 --> 01:48:48.296 Actually, Wembley doesn't have a roof. 2008 01:48:48.298 --> 01:48:49.730 (ALL CHUCKLE) 2009 01:48:49.732 --> 01:48:52.500 - All right. - No, he's right. It doesn't. 2010 01:48:52.502 --> 01:48:55.004 Then we'll punch a hole in the sky. 2011 01:49:00.243 --> 01:49:02.609 Now, even though you're crying like three little girls... 2012 01:49:02.611 --> 01:49:03.845 I still love you. 2013 01:49:03.847 --> 01:49:04.979 - All right, enough of this. - ROGER: All right. 2014 01:49:04.981 --> 01:49:06.381 - BRIAN: Drink? - ROGER: Yes! 2015 01:49:06.383 --> 01:49:07.584 JOHN: Or ten? 2016 01:49:12.021 --> 01:49:14.725 (VOCALIZING) 2017 01:49:24.034 --> 01:49:25.536 What are you looking at? 2018 01:49:26.701 --> 01:49:28.304 You think you could do better? 2019 01:49:30.306 --> 01:49:31.439 Everyone's a critic. 2020 01:49:31.441 --> 01:49:33.107 RICHARD: <i>It's 12:00 noon in London.</i> 2021 01:49:33.109 --> 01:49:34.876 - <i>7:00 a.m. in Philadelphia.</i> - (CROWD CHEERING) 2022 01:49:34.878 --> 01:49:37.744 <i>And around the world, it's time for Live Aid.</i> 2023 01:49:37.746 --> 01:49:39.113 BOB: <i>If you have credit cards...</i> 2024 01:49:39.115 --> 01:49:40.747 <i>you can phone up with the number you want to give.</i> 2025 01:49:40.749 --> 01:49:42.951 <i>But you can also pledge cash, and it's very important.</i> 2026 01:49:42.953 --> 01:49:44.685 There is not enough money coming in... 2027 01:49:44.687 --> 01:49:46.319 and all these people are not playing 2028 01:49:46.321 --> 01:49:47.689 for the good of their health. 2029 01:49:47.691 --> 01:49:49.556 They're playing for the good of other people's health. 2030 01:49:49.558 --> 01:49:51.359 So get your money out now! (SLAMS TABLE) 2031 01:49:51.361 --> 01:49:53.159 And phone up and give us the money. 2032 01:49:53.161 --> 01:49:55.563 You've got plenty of it, or if you got none of it... 2033 01:49:55.565 --> 01:49:57.765 get it to people who are dying of starvation. 2034 01:49:57.767 --> 01:50:00.635 We want to get a million pounds out of this country. 2035 01:50:00.637 --> 01:50:03.304 <i>On the telephone, before 10:00 tonight.</i> 2036 01:50:03.306 --> 01:50:05.308 <i>(SOMEBODY TO LOVE</i> PLAYING) 2037 01:50:21.824 --> 01:50:23.890 Do you have any idea... 2038 01:50:23.892 --> 01:50:27.028 how many Jim Huttons there are in London? 2039 01:50:27.030 --> 01:50:29.396 Well, I didn't want to make it too easy for you. 2040 01:50:29.398 --> 01:50:31.332 (CHUCKLES) 2041 01:50:31.334 --> 01:50:33.900 How have you been, Freddie? 2042 01:50:33.902 --> 01:50:36.138 I've been a bit lost, to be honest. 2043 01:50:36.740 --> 01:50:38.439 You were right. 2044 01:50:38.441 --> 01:50:40.110 I could do with a friend. 2045 01:50:41.076 --> 01:50:43.144 Would you like to have tea with me? 2046 01:50:43.146 --> 01:50:44.147 Tea? 2047 01:50:51.254 --> 01:50:52.756 (CHUCKLES) 2048 01:50:57.826 --> 01:51:00.161 So, Jim, how do you know Freddie? 2049 01:51:00.163 --> 01:51:02.766 Do you work together? 2050 01:51:13.677 --> 01:51:15.245 Jim's my friend. 2051 01:51:20.950 --> 01:51:22.783 Wonderful to have friends. 2052 01:51:22.785 --> 01:51:25.388 Mithai. Jer made it herself. 2053 01:51:28.290 --> 01:51:29.357 JIM: Thank you. 2054 01:51:29.359 --> 01:51:31.359 - KASHMIRA: Freddie? - JER: Your favorite, Freddie. 2055 01:51:31.361 --> 01:51:32.592 FREDDIE: We have to go, Mum. 2056 01:51:32.594 --> 01:51:33.793 But you just got here, <i>beta.</i> 2057 01:51:33.795 --> 01:51:34.996 What do you mean, "go"? 2058 01:51:34.998 --> 01:51:37.165 We've gotta get to Wembley. 2059 01:51:37.167 --> 01:51:38.666 Would you believe it? 2060 01:51:38.668 --> 01:51:41.101 Jim's never been to a rock concert. 2061 01:51:41.103 --> 01:51:41.969 That's true. 2062 01:51:41.971 --> 01:51:43.570 KASHMIRA: Queen are playing at Live Aid. 2063 01:51:43.572 --> 01:51:44.639 FREDDIE: We're all doing our bit 2064 01:51:44.641 --> 01:51:46.474 for the starving children in Africa... 2065 01:51:46.476 --> 01:51:48.812 and nobody's taking any money. 2066 01:51:53.367 --> 01:51:57.271 Good thoughts, good words, good deeds. 2067 01:51:59.405 --> 01:52:01.508 Just like you taught me, Papa. 2068 01:52:16.855 --> 01:52:17.857 Love you, <i>beta.</i> 2069 01:52:19.225 --> 01:52:21.262 FREDDIE: Bye, Kash. Love you, too, Mama. 2070 01:52:24.497 --> 01:52:25.732 In fact... 2071 01:52:26.766 --> 01:52:28.000 I'll blow you a kiss 2072 01:52:28.002 --> 01:52:29.637 - when I'm on stage. - (BOTH CHUCKLE) 2073 01:52:31.309 --> 01:52:32.563 (DOOR CLOSES) 2074 01:52:32.565 --> 01:52:34.532 (BREATHES SHAKILY) 2075 01:52:34.534 --> 01:52:35.936 Kashi... 2076 01:52:36.971 --> 01:52:38.807 put on the telly. 2077 01:52:41.476 --> 01:52:43.845 (ROCK MUSIC PLAYING ON TV) 2078 01:52:53.320 --> 01:52:54.321 (KNOCK ON DOOR) 2079 01:52:59.793 --> 01:53:01.427 - Hello, Mary! - Hi, Brian! 2080 01:53:01.429 --> 01:53:03.095 We just came to wish you good luck. 2081 01:53:03.097 --> 01:53:04.499 Hello, my love. 2082 01:53:06.800 --> 01:53:08.301 Hi. 2083 01:53:08.303 --> 01:53:09.467 Mary, David... 2084 01:53:09.469 --> 01:53:10.903 this is Jim. 2085 01:53:10.905 --> 01:53:12.337 Jim... 2086 01:53:12.339 --> 01:53:13.473 Mary and David. 2087 01:53:14.741 --> 01:53:16.311 JIM: It's nice to meet you. 2088 01:53:16.811 --> 01:53:18.478 - Hi. - Hi. 2089 01:53:19.513 --> 01:53:20.514 I'll see you after. 2090 01:53:23.349 --> 01:53:24.949 I don't think you're gonna be able to see 2091 01:53:24.951 --> 01:53:26.486 anything from here. Join them. 2092 01:53:27.921 --> 01:53:29.957 (CROWD ROARING IN DISTANCE) 2093 01:53:39.366 --> 01:53:42.437 (SIGHS) What do we think of David? 2094 01:53:45.939 --> 01:53:47.207 Nice chap. 2095 01:53:49.442 --> 01:53:50.743 I think he's gay. 2096 01:53:50.745 --> 01:53:52.278 (ROGER CHUCKLES) 2097 01:53:52.280 --> 01:53:54.749 ANNOUNCER: <i>We'll be on in about one minute.</i> 2098 01:53:55.749 --> 01:53:58.052 <i>One, two. One, two.</i> 2099 01:53:58.585 --> 01:54:00.418 That's almost us. 2100 01:54:00.420 --> 01:54:01.753 BRIAN: We ready? 2101 01:54:01.755 --> 01:54:03.654 Feel good? 2102 01:54:03.656 --> 01:54:04.590 ANNOUNCER: <i>So we have had</i> 2103 01:54:04.592 --> 01:54:06.294 <i>a bit of a complaint about the noise.</i> 2104 01:54:10.330 --> 01:54:12.532 <i>From a woman in Belgium.</i> 2105 01:54:25.113 --> 01:54:26.512 <i>Anyway...</i> 2106 01:54:26.514 --> 01:54:30.549 <i>it gives us enormous pleasure to introduce the next combo...</i> 2107 01:54:30.551 --> 01:54:31.852 <i>who are...</i> 2108 01:54:31.854 --> 01:54:33.155 MAN 1: Queen! 2109 01:54:36.506 --> 01:54:38.273 ANNOUNCER: <i>Her Majesty...</i> 2110 01:54:38.275 --> 01:54:40.744 - <i>Queen!</i> - MAN 2: <i>Check, two, check.</i> 2111 01:54:40.746 --> 01:54:42.847 (CROWD CHEERING) 2112 01:54:47.185 --> 01:54:48.653 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 2113 01:54:49.819 --> 01:54:50.822 Nothing. 2114 01:55:06.237 --> 01:55:08.507 (CHEERING AND APPLAUDING) 2115 01:55:24.521 --> 01:55:26.158 (PIANO PLAYING) 2116 01:55:48.445 --> 01:55:50.379 (PLAYS INTRO TO <i>BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY)</i> 2117 01:55:50.381 --> 01:55:52.516 (CROWD CHEERING) 2118 01:55:54.485 --> 01:55:56.153 <i>♪ Mama</i> 2119 01:55:57.253 --> 01:56:00.289 <i>♪ Just killed a man</i> 2120 01:56:00.291 --> 01:56:02.791 <i>♪ Put a gun against his head</i> 2121 01:56:02.793 --> 01:56:06.794 <i>♪ Pulled my trigger, now he's dead</i> 2122 01:56:06.796 --> 01:56:08.796 <i>♪ Mama</i> 2123 01:56:08.798 --> 01:56:11.536 - <i>♪ Life had just begun</i> - (CROWD SINGING ALONG) 2124 01:56:12.770 --> 01:56:18.477 <i>♪ But now I've gone and thrown it all away</i> 2125 01:56:19.210 --> 01:56:23.547 <i>♪ Mama Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh</i> 2126 01:56:25.182 --> 01:56:28.451 <i>♪ Didn't mean to make you cry</i> 2127 01:56:28.453 --> 01:56:32.687 <i>♪ If I'm not back again this time tomorrow</i> 2128 01:56:32.689 --> 01:56:35.891 <i>♪ Carry on, carry on</i> 2129 01:56:35.893 --> 01:56:39.698 <i>♪ As if nothing really matters</i> 2130 01:56:42.399 --> 01:56:43.835 (JER GIGGLES) 2131 01:56:48.573 --> 01:56:50.108 <i>♪ Too late</i> 2132 01:56:51.342 --> 01:56:53.278 <i>♪ My time has come</i> 2133 01:56:54.412 --> 01:56:57.245 <i>♪ Sends shivers down my spine</i> 2134 01:56:57.247 --> 01:57:00.782 <i>♪ Body's aching all the time</i> 2135 01:57:00.784 --> 01:57:03.986 <i>♪ Goodbye, everybody</i> 2136 01:57:03.988 --> 01:57:06.821 <i>♪ I've got to go</i> 2137 01:57:06.823 --> 01:57:11.829 <i>♪ Gotta leave you all behind and face the truth</i> 2138 01:57:13.296 --> 01:57:17.234 <i>♪ Mama Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh</i> 2139 01:57:19.403 --> 01:57:22.304 <i>♪ I don't want to die</i> 2140 01:57:22.306 --> 01:57:26.277 <i>♪ I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all ♪</i> 2141 01:57:26.944 --> 01:57:28.880 (GUITAR SOLO) 2142 01:58:01.811 --> 01:58:03.881 (INTRO TO <i>RADIO GA GA</i> PLAYING) 2143 01:58:07.685 --> 01:58:09.654 (CROWD CLAPPING TO BEAT) 2144 01:58:31.242 --> 01:58:35.277 <i>♪ I'd sit alone and watch your light</i> 2145 01:58:35.279 --> 01:58:39.647 <i>♪ My only friend through teenage nights</i> 2146 01:58:39.649 --> 01:58:43.751 <i>♪ And everything I had to know</i> 2147 01:58:43.753 --> 01:58:48.092 <i>♪ I heard it on my radio</i> 2148 01:58:49.761 --> 01:58:53.896 <i>♪ You gave them all those old-time stars</i> 2149 01:58:53.898 --> 01:58:57.933 <i>♪ Through wars of worlds invaded by Mars</i> 2150 01:58:57.935 --> 01:59:01.969 <i>♪ You made 'em laugh, you made 'em cry</i> 2151 01:59:01.971 --> 01:59:07.011 <i>♪ You made us feel like we could fly</i> 2152 01:59:08.011 --> 01:59:12.581 <i>♪ So don't become some background noise</i> 2153 01:59:12.583 --> 01:59:16.250 <i>♪ A backdrop for the girls and boys</i> 2154 01:59:16.252 --> 01:59:20.321 <i>♪ Who just don't know or just don't care</i> 2155 01:59:20.323 --> 01:59:24.794 <i>♪ And just complain when you're not there</i> 2156 01:59:24.796 --> 01:59:28.696 <i>♪ You had your time, you had the power</i> 2157 01:59:28.698 --> 01:59:33.335 <i>♪ You've yet to have your finest hour</i> 2158 01:59:33.337 --> 01:59:34.838 <i>♪ Radio</i> 2159 01:59:35.439 --> 01:59:37.039 <i>Everybody!</i> 2160 01:59:37.041 --> 01:59:39.273 - <i>♪ All we hear is</i> - (CROWD CLAPPING RHYTHMICALLY) 2161 01:59:39.275 --> 01:59:41.309 <i>♪ Radio ga ga</i> 2162 01:59:41.311 --> 01:59:43.178 <i>♪ Radio goo goo</i> 2163 01:59:43.180 --> 01:59:45.214 <i>♪ Radio ga ga</i> 2164 01:59:45.216 --> 01:59:47.249 <i>♪ All we hear is</i> 2165 01:59:47.251 --> 01:59:49.117 <i>♪ Radio ga ga</i> 2166 01:59:49.119 --> 01:59:51.186 <i>♪ Radio goo goo</i> 2167 01:59:51.188 --> 01:59:52.687 <i>♪ Radio ga ga</i> 2168 01:59:52.689 --> 01:59:55.156 <i>♪ All we hear is</i> 2169 01:59:55.158 --> 01:59:56.959 <i>♪ Radio ga ga</i> 2170 01:59:56.961 --> 01:59:58.860 <i>♪ Radio blah blah</i> 2171 01:59:58.862 --> 02:00:02.266 <i>♪ Radio, what's new?</i> 2172 02:00:03.167 --> 02:00:04.965 <i>♪ Radio</i> 2173 02:00:04.967 --> 02:00:10.339 <i>♪ Someone still loves you</i> 2174 02:00:10.341 --> 02:00:11.810 (CHEERING) 2175 02:00:14.712 --> 02:00:18.049 <i>♪ Loves</i> 2176 02:00:20.851 --> 02:00:24.822 <i>♪ You ♪</i> 2177 02:00:34.465 --> 02:00:36.835 (RAPTUROUS CHEERING, WHISTLING) 2178 02:00:40.371 --> 02:00:42.304 (VOCALIZING) Eh-oh! 2179 02:00:42.306 --> 02:00:44.339 CROWD: (VOCALIZING) Eh-oh! 2180 02:00:44.341 --> 02:00:47.811 (VOCALIZING CONTINUES) 2181 02:00:55.386 --> 02:00:57.318 (VOCALIZING IN HIGH PITCH) 2182 02:00:57.320 --> 02:00:58.489 (CHEERING) 2183 02:01:07.131 --> 02:01:09.334 (FREDDIE AND CROWD CONTINUE VOCALIZING) 2184 02:01:16.774 --> 02:01:19.474 - <i>All right!</i> - CROWD: All right! 2185 02:01:19.476 --> 02:01:22.412 FREDDIE: <i>Hey!</i> Hammer to Fall! 2186 02:01:34.692 --> 02:01:37.058 (PHONE RINGING) 2187 02:01:37.060 --> 02:01:40.929 FREDDIE: <i>♪ Here we stand or here we fall</i> 2188 02:01:40.931 --> 02:01:44.066 <i>♪ History don't care at all</i> 2189 02:01:44.068 --> 02:01:47.937 <i>♪ Make the bed, light the light</i> 2190 02:01:47.939 --> 02:01:51.007 <i>♪ Lady Mercy won't be home tonight</i> 2191 02:01:51.009 --> 02:01:54.876 <i>♪ You don't waste no time at all</i> 2192 02:01:54.878 --> 02:01:58.013 <i>♪ Don't hear the bell but you answer the call</i> 2193 02:01:58.015 --> 02:02:01.183 <i>♪ It comes to you as to us all</i> 2194 02:02:01.185 --> 02:02:05.086 <i>♪ Yeah! And it's time for the hammer to fall</i> 2195 02:02:05.088 --> 02:02:08.491 <i>♪ Every night, every day</i> 2196 02:02:08.493 --> 02:02:11.759 <i>♪ A little piece of you is falling away</i> 2197 02:02:11.761 --> 02:02:15.567 <i>♪ But lift your face the Western way</i> 2198 02:02:18.502 --> 02:02:22.737 <i>♪ Toe your line and play their game</i> 2199 02:02:22.739 --> 02:02:25.510 <i>♪ Then it's time for the hammer to fall</i> 2200 02:02:30.713 --> 02:02:32.947 <i>♪ Rich or poor or famous</i> 2201 02:02:32.949 --> 02:02:34.418 - MAN 1: Hello? Live Aid. - (PHONES RINGING) 2202 02:02:35.353 --> 02:02:36.384 Hello? Live Aid. 2203 02:02:36.386 --> 02:02:38.586 - MAN 2: Hello? Live Aid. - Hello? This is Live Aid. 2204 02:02:38.588 --> 02:02:40.589 <i>♪ Oh, no</i> 2205 02:02:40.591 --> 02:02:41.691 <i>♪ Lock your door</i> 2206 02:02:41.693 --> 02:02:43.092 Hello, Live Aid. 2207 02:02:43.094 --> 02:02:46.227 - MAN 3: We just hit a million! - WOMAN: One million pounds! 2208 02:02:46.229 --> 02:02:47.964 - (ALL CHEERING) - MAN 4: One million pounds! 2209 02:02:47.966 --> 02:02:49.167 Thanks. Great. 2210 02:02:52.034 --> 02:02:56.170 <i>♪ For you who grew up tall and proud</i> 2211 02:02:56.172 --> 02:02:58.941 <i>♪ In the shadow of the mushroom cloud</i> 2212 02:02:58.943 --> 02:03:02.643 <i>♪ Convinced our voices can't be heard</i> 2213 02:03:02.645 --> 02:03:05.781 <i>♪ Just wanna scream it louder And louder and louder</i> 2214 02:03:05.783 --> 02:03:09.485 <i>♪ What the hell we fighting for?</i> 2215 02:03:09.487 --> 02:03:11.620 <i>♪ And it's time for the hammer to</i> 2216 02:03:11.622 --> 02:03:12.687 <i>♪ Hammer to fall</i> 2217 02:03:12.689 --> 02:03:14.391 (GUITAR SOLO) 2218 02:03:33.578 --> 02:03:34.876 <i>♪ Yeah</i> 2219 02:03:34.878 --> 02:03:36.378 <i>♪ Yeah, yeah</i> 2220 02:03:36.380 --> 02:03:37.949 <i>One more time!</i> 2221 02:03:39.817 --> 02:03:45.821 <i>♪ Waiting for the hammer to fall ♪</i> 2222 02:03:45.823 --> 02:03:48.026 (BAND PLAYING INSTRUMENTAL TAG) 2223 02:03:52.662 --> 02:03:54.763 <i>Give it to me one more time!</i> 2224 02:03:54.765 --> 02:03:57.335 - (DRUMROLL) - (CROWD CHEERING) 2225 02:04:17.688 --> 02:04:21.055 <i>♪ I've paid my dues</i> 2226 02:04:21.057 --> 02:04:23.194 <i>♪ Time after time</i> 2227 02:04:24.795 --> 02:04:27.929 <i>♪ I've done my sentence</i> 2228 02:04:27.931 --> 02:04:31.666 <i>♪ But committed no crime</i> 2229 02:04:31.668 --> 02:04:34.037 - <i>♪ And bad mistakes</i> - (CROWD SINGING ALONG) 2230 02:04:35.104 --> 02:04:38.706 <i>♪ I've made a few</i> 2231 02:04:38.708 --> 02:04:42.678 <i>♪ I've had my share of sand kicked in my face</i> 2232 02:04:42.680 --> 02:04:45.650 <i>♪ But I've come through</i> 2233 02:04:48.920 --> 02:04:53.557 <i>♪ We are the champions, my friends</i> 2234 02:04:55.591 --> 02:05:00.530 <i>♪ And we'll keep on fighting till the end</i> 2235 02:05:03.266 --> 02:05:06.968 <i>♪ We are the champions</i> 2236 02:05:06.970 --> 02:05:10.638 <i>♪ We are the champions</i> 2237 02:05:10.640 --> 02:05:13.575 <i>♪ No time for losers</i> 2238 02:05:13.577 --> 02:05:18.781 - (PHONE RINGING) - <i>♪ 'Cause we are the champions</i> 2239 02:05:18.783 --> 02:05:22.186 - (CHEERING) - <i>♪ Of the world</i> 2240 02:05:24.954 --> 02:05:27.125 <i>♪ I've taken my bows</i> 2241 02:05:27.957 --> 02:05:31.128 <i>♪ And my curtain calls</i> 2242 02:05:32.162 --> 02:05:34.428 <i>♪ You brought me fame and fortune</i> 2243 02:05:34.430 --> 02:05:36.298 <i>♪ And everything that goes with it</i> 2244 02:05:36.300 --> 02:05:37.799 <i>♪ I thank you all</i> 2245 02:05:37.801 --> 02:05:39.099 (CROWD CHEERING) 2246 02:05:39.101 --> 02:05:41.805 <i>♪ But it's been no bed of roses</i> 2247 02:05:42.872 --> 02:05:45.941 <i>♪ No pleasure cruise</i> 2248 02:05:45.943 --> 02:05:49.910 <i>♪ I consider it a challenge Before the whole human race</i> 2249 02:05:49.912 --> 02:05:53.250 <i>♪ And I ain't gonna lose</i> 2250 02:05:56.319 --> 02:06:02.059 <i>♪ We are the champions, my friends</i> 2251 02:06:03.226 --> 02:06:09.367 <i>♪ And we'll keep on fighting till the end</i> 2252 02:06:10.667 --> 02:06:14.268 <i>♪ We are the champions</i> 2253 02:06:14.270 --> 02:06:17.906 <i>♪ We are the champions</i> 2254 02:06:17.908 --> 02:06:21.343 <i>♪ No time for losers</i> 2255 02:06:21.345 --> 02:06:25.483 <i>♪ 'Cause we are the champions</i> 2256 02:06:27.083 --> 02:06:32.322 <i>♪ We are the champions, my friends</i> 2257 02:06:33.489 --> 02:06:38.595 <i>♪ And we'll keep on fighting till the end</i> 2258 02:06:40.930 --> 02:06:44.331 <i>♪ We are the champions</i> 2259 02:06:44.333 --> 02:06:48.068 <i>♪ We are the champions</i> 2260 02:06:48.070 --> 02:06:51.473 <i>♪ No time for losers</i> 2261 02:06:51.475 --> 02:06:56.280 <i>♪ 'Cause we are the champions</i> 2262 02:07:04.921 --> 02:07:09.924 <i>♪ Of the world ♪</i> 2263 02:07:09.926 --> 02:07:11.461 (BAND PLAYING INSTRUMENTAL TAG) 2264 02:07:32.248 --> 02:07:34.519 (CROWD ROARING) 2265 02:07:43.027 --> 02:07:44.561 <i>So long and goodbye!</i> 2266 02:07:49.065 --> 02:07:50.635 <i>We love you!</i> 2267 02:08:06.182 --> 02:08:08.853 <i>(DON'T STOP ME NOW</i> PLAYING) 2268 02:09:23.592 --> 02:09:25.997 (BAND CONTINUES PLAYING <i>DON'T STOP ME NOW)</i> 2269 02:11:45.735 --> 02:11:48.706 <i>(THE SHOW MUST GO ON</i> PLAYING) 2270 02:11:48.708 --> 02:11:53.708 Subtitles by explosiveskull