Fiche technique.
Musique : Stephen Sondheim.
Label : Elektra / Nonesuch.
Sortie : 11 décembre 2007.
Film : Sweeney Todd : le diabolique barbier de Fleet Street.
Poor thing.
Interprétée par Johnny Depp et Helena Bonham Carter.
(Sweeney Todd)
You’ve a room over the shop here ?
Times is so hard, why don’t you rent it out ?
(Mrs Lovett)
People think it’s haunted.
(Sweeney Todd)
Haunted ?
(Mrs Lovett)
Yeah.
And who’s to say they’re wrong ?
You see, years ago…something happened up there.
Something not very nice.
There was a barber and his wife.
And he was beautiful.
A proper artist with a knife.
But they transported him for life.
And he was beautiful.
Barker, his name was.
Benjamin Barker.
(Sweeney Todd)
What was his crime ?
(Mrs Lovett)
Foolishness.
He had this wife, you see.
Pretty little thing, silly little nit.
Had her chance for the moon on a string.
Poor thing.
Poor thing.
There was this judge, you see.
Wanted her like mad.
Every day he sent her a flower.
But did she come down from her tower ?
Sat up there and sobbed by the hour.
Poor fool.
But there was worse yet to come, poor thing.
Well, Beadle calls on her all polite.
Poor thing, poor thing.
The Judge, he tells her, is all contrite.
He blames himself for her dreadful plight.
She must come straight to his house tonight.
Poor thing, poor thing.
Of course, when she goes there.
Poor thing, poor thing.
They’re having this ball all in masks.
There’s no one she knows there.
Poor dear, poor thing.
She wanders tormented and drinks, poor thing.
The Judge has repented, she thinks, poor thing.
« Oh, where is Judge Turpin? », she asks.
He was there all right, only not so contrite.
She wasn’t no match for such craft, you see.
And everyone thought it so droll.
They figured she had to be daft, you see.
So all of them stood there and laughed, you see.
Poor soul.
Poor thing.
(Sweeney Todd)
No.
Would no one, have mercy on her ?
(Mrs Lovett)
So, it is you.
Benjamin Barker ?
(Sweeney Todd)
No, not Barker.
That man is dead.
It’s Todd now. Sweeney Todd.
And he will have his revenge.
