[Music] of you, Champaign [Music] [Applause] [Music] I didn't think the magnets would have

tried it all right here at the opera like that. Um... [Music] Good evening, my land.

You know my niece, Olenska. [Music] Yeah, centuries and centuries, so long I'm sure

I'm dead and buried in this dear old place. Is heaven... [Music] For instance, was New York's foremost

authority on form, on matters of surreptitious romance. His skills went unquestioned. Old Mr. Silton Jackson was as great an

authority on family as Lawrence Lefferts was on form; an entire register of the scandals and mysteries that smoldered

under the unruffled surface of society for the last 50 years. Now, Julius Beaufort's secret was the way

he carried things off. Beaufort was intrepid in his business, but in his personal affairs, absolutely audacious.

[Music] Very handsome. And when's the wedding to be? Oh, as soon as ever it can, if only you'll

back me up, Mrs. Mingott. We must give them time to get to know each other a little better. Don't wait till the bubbles are off

the wine; marry them before lead. Two of New York's best families would finally and momentously be joined.

Escape, both necessarily. Beaufort is a vulgar manager, and our new cousin... will she hit the ball

too? Because she wore to the opera was so plain and flat. What can you expect of a girl who was allowed to wear black satin

at her coming-out ball? [Music] She made an awful marriage, but she hides her head as if it's her fault.

She goes slinking around as if she disgraced herself. I'm told she's looking for a house.

intends to live here. I hear she means to get a divorce, understandably; her marriage was [Music]

intolerable. She has much we bury a woman alive if her husband prefers to live with...

the same freedoms as men? Three days later, the unthinkable happened. Mrs. Benson Mingott sent out invitations, summoning everyone to a

formal dinner. The dinner, in New York, read on the invitation, was to meet the Countess Olenska.

And New York declined, unable to accept. No one cares enough even to conceal their feelings about the Countess.

If a member of a well-known family is backed by that family, it should be considered final. The occasion was a solemn one, but the

Countess Olenska arrived rather late, signaling a carelessness of which she was entirely unaware. Ah, I can't do

silence. [Music] It was not the custom in New York drawing rooms for a lady to get up and

walk away from one gentleman in order to seek the company of another, but the Countess did not observe this rule.

Numbers. It seems stupid to have discovered America only to make it a copy of another country. Do you suppose

Christopher Columbus would have taken all that trouble just to go to the opera? Levels. I think if it's suspected that Lefferts

were here, the Santa Maria might never have sailed. She does? She'd never say so. Yeah, I think

family can advise you, show you the way. There's no one here wants to know the truth, Mr. Archer; the

real loneliness is living among all these kind people who only ask you to pretend that... One they'll go at once, at once.

[Music] Olenska wants to sue her husband for divorce. Have you considered the consequences if

The Countess is deciding on a divorce. The family can count on you; you will lose your influence against the divorce.

I can promise that until I talk to the Countess. You want to marry into a family with a scandalous...

suit hanging over it. I don't think that has anything to do with the case. On Sunday, instead, I'm having a nice

Told me, Mr. Letterplay. Yes, I've... I've come because you asked me to. I'm in the firm.

You mean it'll be you who'll manage everything for me again? Our legislation favors divorce, but our social customs don't.

My freedom, but aren't you free already? [Music] [Applause] [Music]

Feel so safe here. I wish that you were with us. You're sincerely... [Music] I shampooed here long...

If you really wanted me to come, if I'm ready to help you, you must tell me what you're running

from. Um... Is he what you were running from? Or what you expected? I didn't know he was here.

[Music] If it is true, then why shouldn't we talk about it now? I mean, you might have made a mistake, that's all.

I've been trying to say there is no one between us; there is nothing between us. Me? It was wonderful. He thought how such

depths of feeling could coexist with such an absence of imagination. Now you're seeing the mingled way. Is this

really so difficult? Yeah. When can I see you? May and I had a frank talk in Florida, probably our first.

She thinks I want to marry her at once to get away from someone that I care for. May guess the truth.

There is another woman. Don't make love to me; too many people have done that, isn't it? I was just afraid of scandal for the...

Family, and you and me... foreign... [Music] Unfortunately, I was advised not to write. It's an interesting fellow. We talked

about books and many different things. I thought I'd invite him to dinner. A Frenchman? Yes, I suppose I shouldn't

have known. If he was clever, then I won't ask him to dine. It's a chill. He knew that in the future, many

problems would be solved for him in the same way. The curtain dropped in front of an emptiness. Archer felt he had never yet lifted that

curtain. For the blankets... who were they? I don't think we can decline. I'll go over, and Janie, why don't you come with me

and find a way to spend... Well, I think for a change, I'll just save it instead of spending it.

Is... Oh, you're Miss Blank? I'm Newland Archer. Oh yes, I've heard so much about you.

Uh, the Countess was called away. Yeah, a telegram came from Boston. [Music] The day... I'll say anything you like, or

nothing. I won't speak unless you tell me. I don't know why you don't just go back

to Europe. I believe that's because of you. Then there's really no reason on Earth why you shouldn't go back. You promise

not to say such things. [Music] Mr. Archer? I think... yes, I danced with you in Paris last year.

Oh yes, I'm sorry, I didn't quite recall. Tonight she met her marriage in good faith. It was a faith her aunt could not share;

could not understand. My obligation to the Count and me to the family... I will tell him everything that he suggests and wishes for the Countess. I

would ask you to use your influence with them here. Do not let her go back. Written to her once in Washington,

just a few lines asking when they would meet again, and she wrote back, 'Not yet. I may have to go to Washington for a few

Days on business, on business, of course. There's a patent case coming up before the Supreme Court. Complicated enough trouble managing this lamp, let me...

Try that. Excuse me, ma'am, but this came for you while you were out. Granny's had a stroke.

Dr. Bencome acted most concerned and insisted on notifying everyone. Where's the last reading of my old testament? There's...

Anything we can do now? My Ellen is coming; she arrives this afternoon on the train. If you could fetch her, of course.

If Mabel sends the broom, I'll take the ferry. Expect me today. No, I nearly came to...

Washington to see you. We would have missed each other.  Foreign. And then we can't stay like this; it...

Can't last. Is there anywhere we can be happy, behind the backs of people who trust us? Beyond caring about that? No, you're not; you've...

Never been beyond that. Look it up here. Yep, Newland. You'll catch your death. But then he realized I am dead.

I've been dead for months and months. To see you... I know when you were leaving again. I'm... I'm not leaving, okay?

Come to me. One when? Tomorrow? The day after? [Music] I'm sorry I'm late. I stayed at Granny's...

Because Cousin Ellen came in. We had a wonderful talk. She was so dear. Um, and there's something important I have...

To say to you right away. Why should we talk about Ellen tonight? Is it really worthwhile, dear? Absolutely. Why? Since she's going back to Europe so...

Soon. How do you know that? From Ellen. I told you I saw her at Granny's yesterday, and she told you that...

Yesterday. She sent me a note this afternoon. I am hurrying back to Washington to pack up, and I sail next week.

If any of my friends wish to urge me to change my mind, please tell them it would be utterly useless. It would be utterly...

Useless, because we talked things over yesterday. What things? I knew you'd be the one friend she could

always count on, and I wanted her to know that you and I were the same in all of our feelings.

Good night, dear. Good night. [Music] And he knew that now the whole tribe had rallied around his wife. He was a

prisoner in the center of an armed camp. Wonderful! And the key to his release had been returned the day before

by Mayo, unopened. Beaufort may not receive invitations anymore, but it's clear he still

maintains a certain position; horizontal, from all I've heard. Miles [Music] From the seamless performance of this

ritual, Archa knew that New York believed him to be Madame Malinska's lover, and he

understood, for the first time, that his wife shared the beliefs. [Music] I'll see you to your carriage.

We are driving dear Ellen home. [Music] It did go off beautifully, didn't it? Oh yes, there is something that I've been

wanting to talk to you about. I'm afraid you can't, dear, not unless you take me with you.

That is, if that will let me go. And I'm afraid they won't. I've been sure of something since this

morning, and I've been longing to tell you. Have you told anyone else? And Ellen, I told you we had a long talk one

afternoon, and how wonderful she was to me. That was two weeks ago, wasn't it? I thought you just said you weren't sure

till today. I wasn't sure then, but I told her I was, and you see, I was right.

Because this is [Music] the name of the father. He was a dutiful and loving father and a

A faithful husband, when May died of infectious pneumonia after nursing her safely through it, he had honestly mourned her.

She died thinking the world a good place, full of loving and harmonious households like her own. "Hello, Dad. Is that you, Ted?"

"Thanks, Ted. I do appreciate the invitation. Can you call the Cannon office first thing tomorrow? I'll meet you there later then, Countess."

"Mrs. Olenska is expecting us at half past five." "Well, oh, didn't I tell you? She sounds lovely."

Was she? She was different. [Music] 57. Yeah. So, considering how that all turned out, and considering all the time that's gone by...

I don't see how you can resist. Well, I did have some resistance at first to your marriage, as I told you.

I mean, resist seeing the woman you almost threw everything over for. But Mother said that she knew we would be...

Her mother. [Applause] Yes. The day before she died, she asked to see me alone, remember? She said she knew

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