'Blackbird' Clip: Let it roll

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Clip from the drama "Blackbird" based on the 2014 Danish film "Silent Heart." Starring Susan Sarandon, Rainn Wilson, Sam Neill and Kate Winslet. Directed by Roger Michell.

Video Transcript

- Jonathan, um, try?

- Yeah

- Oh no, no. He-- he won't.

- I've had wine before.

- When? Well, it's illegal, so you're not getting any.

- So is killing Grandma.

- Ooh, nice comeback, kiddo. Whoa.

- Very smart. You're going to make an excellent lawyer someday.

- Actually, I'm going to be an actor.

- An actor?

- Yeah.

- And isn't that a damn fine thing.

[MURMURS OF AGREEMENT]

- Well, there's plenty of time to think about it, so--

- I don't need to think about it. I know it.

- Actually, yeah. I think-- I think Jonathan may have written a little something for his grandma.

- What?

- Yeah.

- Really!

[OVERLAPPING SPEECH]

- It's like a rap. It's kind of rough. I don't want do it right now. I've only just written it.

- Go for it, dude.

- OK, whatever. Yeah. OK. Here goes nothing. Hit me.

[RHYTHMIC TAPPING]

[? (RAPPING) ?] Family, family, more than a man. It's a clan. Sometimes, you gotta make a stand. Make a plan. Raise a hand. Seize the day. Find a way. Embrace the solution. Make a resolution. It's collusion and confusion. Everyone thinks they know the right way, but things are frightening. Thoughts like lightning. Emotion heightening. Sorrow for tomorrow, and tomorrow time is borrowed. Feeling hollow. Better die alive to strive. Say goodbye to a hole in your soul. That's the goal. So let it roll.

[APPLAUSE]

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