Grace and Goliath (2018) - full transcript
Hollywood big shot Josh Jenkins sweeps into Belfast to make a movie, but before long his world crashes and he loses everything. Hotel cleaner Lily invites him to stay with her crazy family and gradually the people of this 'strange' city touch his heart forever.
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- [Radio Announcer
1] Unbelievable.
Another cracking
day across Belfast.
- [Radio Announcer
2] Yeah, highs of 20
until around 8
o'clock this evening,
so enjoy what is guaranteed
to be a beautiful day.
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- [Radio Announcer 1]
On a day like today,
I could think of nothing better
than going to the golf
course after the show,
but it's meetings, meetings
and more meetings for me.
What about you today?
- [Radio Announcer 2]
Probably a good thing
'cause your golf sucks.
I'm heading into Belfast.
I love the fact that there's
so many movies being made here
in northern Ireland
and I have heard
that there could be
some celeb spotting
to be done because
there's an A-lister
potentially arriving in
Northern Ireland today.
- [Radio Announcer
1] 8:25 on the road
to cross northern Ireland.
Everything's moving
well this morning.
Good news, we're back
with more after this.
- [Announcer] Cool FM.
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- That's enough Lily.
We don't want our
special guest showing up
and the first thing to greet
him's your under carriage.
- All right, keep
your way going Marcus.
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- Lucy?
- Yeah.
- Turn the frown upside down.
What are these still doing here?
I need them in the Titanic
Suite on the coffee table.
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- He's here.
- Okay, action, stations ready.
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(Marcus exhales)
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Welcome, I'm Marcus
the hotel's manager.
- Hey, what's up, Marcus.
It's cool to be here.
- Follow me and
I'll check you in.
Lucy.
Could you check in
Mr. Zack Goliath?
- Zack was my character's name.
My real name is Josh.
Josh Jenkins.
- Of course.
I'm so sorry, I'm just
a huge fan of your show.
On the core, he's insane.
Go, go, Goliath's game.
A giant on the court
with arms like a crane,
go, go Goliath's game.
Take you up here
to your wee room.
Here it is.
It's one of our finest rooms.
You've got a city view,
duck down pillows.
The bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath
with complimentary
Irish bar body scrub
and as this is
the Titanic Suite,
life jacket's under
the bed (laughs).
- [Lucy] Lily, what about these?
- Wow, this is awesome, man.
When you said wee room,
I thought, heck, will I fit.
(both laugh)
- Ah, ha, Mr. Jenkins.
- Please, call me Josh.
- Josh.
Can I be really cheeky
and ask you to sign this.
- Oh, wow.
Man, I haven't seen
one of these in years.
Sure, why not?
- [Marcus] So what
has you in Belfast?
- Well, the plan
is to make a movie
with my production
company, Goliath Films.
Now the script's
pretty much there,
so I want to check
out some locations,
I wanna do some casting,
but mainly, I wanna get a real
authentic feel for Belfast.
- Sure.
A movie, it's
exciting, isn't it?
So what's it gonna be called.
- "City of Trouble."
- "City of Trouble." Nice.
You know, if you're
looking for any actors,
I'm your man.
- Ha, well, you oughta read
for me when I'm casting.
- Audition?
- Yeah.
- Amazing, this day
doesn't get any better.
(Lily knocking)
About time.
- Sorry.
- Wow, this is just
perfect, Marcus. Thank you.
- My pleasure.
If you need anything while
you're here, anything,
anything at all,
you call Marcus.
- Hey, man, can
you call me a cab?
- Where are you off to, sir?
- Oh, I wanna get a
handle on this place,
you know what I'm saying?
I wanna get a real
feel for the city.
- Well, in that
cast, the best way
to see Belfast, the
real authentic way,
is to walk it.
- Is it safe?
You know, just walking around?
- Safe as houses, sir.
- Okay, cool.
Please, call me Josh
and I'm supposed to call you?
- Vinnie.
- It's a pleasure
to meet you, Josh.
- Okay, yeah, great, um, yeah,
I'll see you around, Joe.
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(guests applauding)
Thank you.
Oh, no, no, no, I got that.
You put that on my room.
- You're really generous.
Thank you.
- [Man] Oh, go on, give
us your theme tune.
- [Woman] Go on.
- [Josh] Like I said before-
- [Man] On the court.
- [Together] He's insane.
Go, go, Goliath's game.
Giant on the court,
arms like a crane.
Go, go Goliath's game.
- [Man] You ever see
any of the other actors?
- For crying out loud, no.
I mean, we've all moved on,
so, so should all of you.
I didn't mean that
you have to leave.
Hey, where are you going?
- Hard being famous
and good looking.
- Yeah, it sure is.
- You find out, as well?
(Josh laughs)
My dad used to say, Patrick,
you're not that important.
None of us are that important.
- [Josh] What are you gonna
give me your autograph now?
(Patrick laughs)
- Take one of those
in the morning,
it'll sort you out.
(shower running)
- Hello!
Hello!
Housekeeping.
- What the?
- It's all right, love.
It's nothing that I
haven't seen before.
Although I must say you're
in a bit better shape
than the usual ones around here.
You can pass your MOT anytime-
- [Josh] Get outta my room!
- I'm sorry.
- Just get out.
- I'm sorry.
- Now!
- [Lily] I'm just a cleaner.
- Hey, is this gluten free?
- Yeah.
- Are you sure this
is gluten free?
- Oh, I've never been more sure
of anything in my life.
You look awful familiar.
- No, I don't do autographs.
- Autograph?
No, I was gonna say
that my ma loves you.
Yeah, she said that
you were in town,
but well, I never heard of you.
- Next.
Hey, come on in, man.
Stand on that mark.
Look into the camera.
State your name, age and agent.
- Josh.
It's me, Marcus.
- Yeah, I know, but you have
to say it to the camera.
- Yeah.
Of course.
- We're recording, right?
- Hi, I'm Marcus
Dittynip and I'm-
- (laughs) No way, your name
cannot be Dittynip (laughs).
- Yes, it is.
- Ah.
Okay.
Um, I'm sorry,
let's start again.
- Hi, I'm Marcus Dittynip.
I'm 34, I'm current
in between agents.
- Okay, um, let's
start at page 36.
Soldier number three.
- Soldier number three?
But I thought I was
reading Captain Dan Carter.
- No offense, Marcus,
but you're not 6 foot 4
or good looking.
- Well, I could
still give it a go.
- Look, man, I'm
trying to give you
an opportunity here
and soldier three
is a damn good part.
- He's in it for
like five seconds.
He's wearing a gas mask.
I mean, they won't
even know it's me.
I'm sorry here, Josh,
but you said I could audition.
- Yeah, I threw it out there
that you could audition,
but now you're
just being a diva.
Look, man, even if you were
good enough, imagine this.
Captain Dan Carter,
our valiant hero
of the "City of
Trouble, starring Marcus
Dittynip (laughs).
Next.
He, man, stand on the mark.
Name, age and agent
to the camera.
- Hey, I'm John.
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- I'm sorry, Mr. Jenkins,
but I can't think of
any other contacts
or places that would suit
what you're looking for.
I think maybe-
- Listen, honey, you
got Google, yeah?
Look it up.
In fact, just leave
it, I'll do it myself.
(coins clanking)
Watch where you're going.
- [Mel] I'm sorry.
- Are you all right, darling?
- Grace.
Gracey.
All right, Mum, I'll
be half an hour tops.
- That's all right,
love, don't worry.
- Okay, all right,
give me a kiss.
Be a good girl, all right.
See you later.
- Is Mel okay?
He has no manners, so he hasn't.
What is "Goliath's Game" anyway?
- Oh, it was a TV show.
The whole of northern
Ireland watched it.
I suppose it was
bit of late relief
for us back then.
- I've never heard of it.
I was only born in 94.
- I have bras older than you.
- Do you know he never tips?
He's only been here three days
and already his bill is massive.
Apparently he doesn't go back
to Los Angeles for another week.
- Well, that'll give Los
Angeles a bit of a break.
(both laughing)
- You okay, Grace.
- They can't do
this to me, Claudia.
Claudia, they just can't.
- I am so, so sorry, my love.
I just got the call
from Lance's office
and the studio is
definitely out.
- But why?
I mean, they loved
the idea, didn't they?
I mean, they bought it.
- Yes, Lance loved the idea
and wanted to invest,
but how do I say this.
Honest answer, he wasn't
a fan of the script.
- Script?
But I'm here in
Belfast rewriting
the script for crying out loud.
- Oh, Josh, darling,
the producers have
no understanding
of the artistic process
what so and ever.
But, on a more positive note,
I have just heard back
from Celebrity Circus
and they are considering you
as long as I can get
the network to rerun
"Goliath's Game" in time.
- I mean, the casting
was almost there.
The crew was all-
- Oh, Josh, I am so,
so sorry my darling.
- I put everything I
had into this Claudia.
Everything.
- Josh, Josh.
- Claudia.
- Josh, this is such a bad line.
- Claudia.
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- Well, oh, well.
(computer ringing)
Oh, I've got you man,
I've got you now.
- Mr. Jenkins?
Can I help you?
- No, uh, thank you, Marcus.
I was just about to check out.
- Oh, I thought you
weren't checking out
until next, uh-
- Change of plan, I
have to go tonight.
- Sure.
That's no problem.
We can sort that for you.
I don't know how you do things
in California, Mr. Jenkins,
but in this part of the world,
we usually check
out at reception.
- Ah, good to know.
- I'm sorry, Mr. Jenkins,
this card is being
declined, as well.
- Look.
I'm having a tiny
temporary issue
with the cash flow right now due
to the fact that I've
invested everything I have
in this movie and
one of my funders
just sort of pulled out.
Marcus, I've missed
my flight now.
Can I stay here
for just one night?
- I'm afraid you can't stay here
for one more minute.
Vinnie.
- What am I gonna do,
I don't have any money,
I don't have anywhere to go.
- Not my problem.
- Not your problem?
Listen, you-
- May I remind you that we have
a copy of your passport,
so I would suggest
you settle your bill
as soon as possible.
Otherwise, we will
have no alternative
other than phoning the police.
- The police?
- Vinnie.
- This way.
Josh.
- Hey!
(door slams)
- Come on.
You can stay with
us for the night.
Wouldn't see you stuck.
Come on, or would you rather
spend the night with them ones?
Come on, sweetheart.
- [Lily] There you go.
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- [Billy] The door,
the door, the door!
- Well, here we are,
home sweet home.
Now, this is, uh-
- Uh, Josh, Josh Jenkins.
- Did you win him
in bingo, Mummy?
- This is Billy Robert
and this is Kanye.
- Kanye?
- Do you have a problem
with his name, big lad?
- No.
- He's staying with us.
- Yes, and look,
why don't you hang
your coat up and
boys, you go give Josh
a hand with his luggage.
Right.
- I'm good, thank you.
What even is that?
- Oh, just what I had
left in the freezer.
- You guys eat this stuff?
- He's a stuck up
scumbag, Nanny.
- Right, boys, why
don't you go off to bed.
That's good boys.
- Night, Mr. Jenkins.
You can mind my wand
till the morning,
but don't use it
because only princesses
are allowed to use it.
Maybe I'll just have it
and you can have it tomorrow.
- Go on, Grace, go on
and get ready for bed.
- Night, pet.
- I'll be out of here
tomorrow for sure.
Don't you worry about that.
- It's own brand,
so if it's not fancy
enough for you,
you don't have to drink it.
Night.
(dog barking)
(whimsical music)
- Evacuate the area!
Evacuate the area!
- You brats. You could have
given me a heart attack.
- Hey, hey, hey,
what's going on?
- These two goofballs
nearly killed me.
- Duh, they're toy guns.
- Billy Robert, Kanye,
outside and play, now.
- Unbelievable.
- I'll tell you
what's unbelievable.
You do not come into my house
and assault my grandchildren.
Only I'm allowed to do that.
You need to wade your neck in.
- I don't even know
what you just said.
- You've got
Google, haven't you?
Well, look it up.
And unless you
want to be crowned
the woman of the year,
I suggest you take a
wee look in the mirror.
(phone buzzing)
All right, darling, come on.
Come on and I'll get you
ready for going to dancing.
- Hey, what's up, man.
Yeah, I'm good.
I'm real good, you?
I'm psyched for you, man.
- There he is.
That's him.
- It's not.
- I'm in a little bit of
a situation right now.
I need to catch a
flight out of Belfast.
- Oh, so it is.
- It's not, no it's not.
- It's just I got a little issue
with the cash flow right now and
I just need enough
for a flight back.
What do you mean not this time?
I mean, hello?
Jerk.
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- Everybody ready?
And one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.
Lovely, head up.
- Grace, you're late.
Join in front of Megan there.
- Joanie, Nanny got
my new ballet pumps.
- They're not new.
- Well, I like them.
Your hair's nice today.
- We're gonna take it
again from the top.
And one, two, three,
four, five, six.
Keep your head up
Jodie McMillan.
Nobody wants to see your nits.
And smile.
We want people to
think you're happy.
One, two, oh, okay, stop,
Sammy, stop, stop, stop.
We have a show to put on
in a few days for your
mommies and daddies
and it needs to be good.
I mean, Grace, love,
which is your left hand.
Just if you follow Megan, okay?
Five, six, seven, eight,
one, two, three, four.
- Oh, hiya, I was just leaving
so you can have some P and Q.
- Uh, what's your?
- Lily.
- Lily.
Look, I'm having a problem
accessing cash right now.
- Do you want something?
Is that face asking me
if you could stay here
for another day or two?
- Belfast people are
so straightforward.
- I was a stranger
and you took me in.
- Is that a yes?
- Well, it's not a no.
- Nice day, Lily.
- What's the black
American fellow doing here?
- See you later, Suzie.
- You were always useless
for gossip, sister.
I wonder what's going on?
What are you doing?
- Well, you never know.
- Never know what?
- Um, handsome
American hunk, me.
- Put them away.
- I'm not sure
anybody would notice.
- No, but you can see
them from outer space.
Eighth wonder of
the world, them.
- Everybody take a break.
Hi.
- Joanie, I haven't got
her fees immediately,
but like definitely next week.
- It's fine.
How's Kanye getting on?
- Yeah, they're saying
he's got selective mutism
or something, but I don't know.
- Well, you're very welcome
to bring him to class.
- Oh, he's oh so impossible,
all up with sass with the noise
and Irish tone.
- Okay, and what about Grace?
- Yeah, she's okay.
Yeah, she still tires easily,
no real improvement.
- Yeah, I have noticed that.
But she's still the life
and soul of the party.
I'll keep my eye on her.
- Yeah, thank you.
- Right, what's going on?
- Grace said a movie
star from America
is staying at her house
and is coming to our show.
- Right, and I'm marrying
Leonardo DiCaprio.
I can't even get a day,
let alone a marriage.
- Well, she could marry me.
- Yeah, marry Simon, please.
- Right, enough fantasizing
about movie starts, let's dance.
- He is going to
come, I promise.
- Okay, Grace,
back into position.
- Well?
- Hey, Mom? Is here here?
- Why, he's here for sure.
- What are you doing here?
I said I'd call.
- I just came here
to give you these.
Happy birthday.
The boys made them.
They ask about you, you know.
- Right.
- Grace made one, too.
- Well, that was unnecessary.
- Yeah, sorry, um, I was
just helping the boys
and she wanted in the action.
- I suppose it's the
thought that counts.
- Are you able to see
the boys sometime or?
I could bring them round here.
- Oh, no, don't bring
them around here.
I get awful busy.
I'll be in touch.
- But you never see them.
You could pop
around to the house
or take them to the park or...
Look, I'm worried about Kanye.
- Well, you should have thought
about that be...
I'll check me diary.
I have a lot on.
I'll call you.
- Yeah, if you could
let me know when,
that'll be great.
- Those windows won't clean
themselves Lily Davidson.
- Probably not Marcus Davidson.
(phone ringing)
- Hey, Gina, thanks
for calling me back.
So you're good
wiring me some cash?
Sure, I can wait a few days.
Why don't I take you out
to dinner in Venice
Beach when I get back
as a thank you?
Okay, I gotta go,
ciao beautiful.
(gentle music)
Hey.
- Hi.
We're on our way to
Grace's dance show.
Would you like to join us?
- Uh.
- Please come.
Nobody believes that
you stay with us.
They laugh at me, please.
- I can't.
- Grace, leave him alone,
he's happy being miserable.
- What?
I got location work I gotta do.
I'm starting my scene anyways.
- Mate, did you
not get the memo?
What our Grace wants,
our Grace gets.
So give in big lad, come on.
- Sammy.
Sammy.
It's thingie.
- Who?
- Zack what's his
face, "Goliath Games."
- Sorry.
- So, wait, Grace was
telling the truth all along?
- Seems so, how's my hair,
is it standing on me?
Right.
Chest out, tummy in.
Thank you for coming.
Hello, hello, welcome.
Um, Zack, is it.
Thank you terribly
kindly for coming.
- Well, it's Josh.
Zack is, was my
character's name.
- Silly of me, I'm
terribly sorry.
I should have known what with me
also being in show business.
- It happens all the time.
- Right.
Enjoy.
I wish we had done
that extra practice.
(upbeat piano music)
(phone buzzing)
(upbeat piano music)
(upbeat orchestral music)
(audience applauding)
- Josh, here's Grace now.
- It doesn't matter if
someone is different.
- We're all equal.
- I wish we'd all be
friends and dance together.
(audience applauding)
- He likes it.
He likes it.
- What would he
know about dancing?
- I could give
him a few lessons.
- High fives.
Yes, well done.
(Marcus knocking)
- Marcus?
- Well, well, well.
I've seen it all now.
- Marcus, I didn't know
you were gonna come.
Give me two minutes,
I'll get the boys.
- Don't bother.
I can see that you're busy.
- No, it's not
what it looks like.
Lily brought him in.
- Oh, did you
think that I cared?
Listen, the Marcus
train left town
a long time ago and
you weren't on it.
And as if a Hollywood soggy,
a washed up Hollywood star
would look at somebody like you.
- Marcus, Marcus, the
boys need their dad.
- Why do you let him
talk to you like that?
- [Mel] Why don't you just
mind your own business?
- That was awkward.
Mel and Marcus?
I had no idea.
- He has a lot to answer for.
He wasn't a bit good to her.
- Why are you so good to me?
- I was hungry and you
gave me something to eat,
I was thirsty and you gave
me something to drink.
- That from a movie?
- More a book.
- Give me back my ring.
- What ring?
- Give me back my ring.
- What, this ring?
You...
You think this is funny, huh,
give me back my ring.
- Get it, get it, come on.
- Give me back my ring.
Give me back my-
- Come get it.
- You little punk,
give me back my ring.
You think this is funny?
- Right, that's
it, that's enough.
Billy Robert Davidson, give
the man back his ring now.
And you two.
- What's going on boys?
- What?
What?
Some mother you.
You just stand there and look on
while someone else
looks after your kids.
I mean, here's the thing.
They're your kids.
You know, maybe if you'd
stop popping pills,
you'd be more of a mom.
I mean, why'd you have them
if you weren't even
gonna look after them.
(door slams)
- Don't worry, love.
I'll sort it.
(gentle music)
- Look if you've
come to say to me
what a bad man I
am, I know already.
Why do you look after them all?
- It's in giving
we are truly happy.
What's the matter?
- That's my mom.
That's me as a baby.
She's supposed to be from
around here somewhere.
- She was from around here?
- Yeah.
My dad was a soldier here
and when I came around,
she didn't want me, so,
he left the Army,
he went to the US,
he took me with him.
You know it was right
before he passed away
he gave me this.
It's my great-great
grandmother's ring.
It was passed on to my mom
and she gave it to my dad
to give to me when
the time was right.
So I've been working
to find her ever since.
Her name was Ruby.
Ruby Jenkins.
Named after some singer.
- That'd be Ruby Murray.
She was best there ever was.
Ruby Jenkins.
Ruby Jenkins.
Oh.
Oh, Josh.
- What?
- Your mum passed
away a few years ago.
- Well, I really don't care.
She probably
wouldn't have wanted
to see me anyway.
You know all this time she
never once made contact.
She must have really hated me.
- Oh, look.
She would have had no choice.
In those days you didn't,
well, especially if it
wasn't one of your own.
But I know that she
would have thought
about you every day.
- No, you don't.
How could you, love.
- Right, that's it.
You are not going
back to America
to an empty flat.
What you need is some
good north coast air.
(gentle music)
(upbeat music)
Get the tag and open
the door, okay, love.
Right, gather this stuff in.
Here we go.
Everybody in.
You all right, Josh?
- Josh, welcome to my caravan.
- It's our auntie's caravan.
- And here's the
toilet, it's cool.
- Yeah, but you have to
flush it twice, though,
you know, when you do a number-
- Billy Robert.
Let Grace show him.
I bet you've never seen
nothing this fancy before.
- No, never.
- It's the best place ever.
- It is, you know.
- Hey, Josh, come here.
Now that is where
you're sleeping, mate.
- Okay.
- Yay!
- [Josh] So , what happened
between you and Marcus?
- We were really
happy at the start.
We had the boys and
then we just grew apart.
Then I started
seeing somebody else.
This country singer
from over Hampton.
He was only here for a week
and then I was expecting Grace.
You know, he was good.
He was really good.
- Evidently.
- No, I mean a good singer.
I meant a good singer.
- Yeah.
So Grace isn't Marcus'.
- No, and he went crazy.
I mean, crazy.
Like things were
not good between us,
but it was my fault.
You know we were still married
and on top of that
he's got this thing
that whenever he gets
hurt he can't cope,
like an anger
problem or something.
And then whenever we split up,
I lost my job and I
lost my confidence.
I just sort of went into myself.
And so did Kanye and he
hasn't really spoken since.
I know Billy Robert seems find
on the outside, but
I know he'd like
to see more of his daddy.
And same with Grace.
We have to keep an
eye on her, too.
She doesn't do too much.
Up here it's like all your
worries just disappear.
- So that's what all those
pills are, anti-depressants?
- Yep.
- Sometimes it's
like you're under
a heavy, dark, damp blanket.
You know what you should do,
but you just can't do it.
- I'm so sorry.
You know, I thought
that you were-
- Oh, it's okay.
I thought you were
a stuck up TV star
who thought he was somebody.
- Right.
- I shoulda know.
Mommy has a way
of seeing through
to people's hearts.
- Yeah, and she's
quite some lady.
- And Grace just adores you.
She has a sixth sense.
Josh.
Are you really here
to make a film or
is it a complicated
plan to find your mom?
- Both I guess.
- Mm.
- Hey.
You believe that
people come into-
- Your life for a reason?
(soulful music)
- Come on, Josh.
- I'm coming to get you guys.
- Josh, where are you?
- [Josh] Okay, guys, I give up.
(people screaming)
- Come on.
(dramatic orchestral music)
- Guys.
Together.
Everybody together.
♪ And my young
Grace said to me ♪
♪ My mother won't mind
♪ Now please go to sleep
♪ That would be very kind
♪ So I'll sing you a song
♪ And this you will say
♪ It will not be all night
♪ Till you drift away
- Knock, knock, Mommy.
- Knock, knock,
knock on the door.
Take me somewhere I've
never been before.
- Old Trafford.
- Barbie's castle.
- Here.
Why don't you two
go out for a while.
I'm all right.
- Will we?
- Yeah, sure.
- Go on.
♪ I'm reaching out
♪ I'm standing here
♪ Waiting for something
♪ Love is teasing
♪ Time is fleeting
♪ The world turns around
- Oh, hi, you are some
good luck mops you are.
Oh, look at us, it's the
big girl from the big city.
Look at Mel.
- Amo.
We used to play here
together in the summers.
- Oh, yeah, she's some voice.
You have to give us
a wee crumb later on.
Oh, not, she's got some
set of lungs on her,
so she does, eh.
- Amo would like
your autography.
- Oh, uh, no.
Sorry.
I don't do autographs.
- What?
You know what?
You can stick your autograph
up your big bun you
big pile or horse dung.
- What did she say?
- Basically that you are rude
not to give your autograph
and I tend to agree.
- Right.
Okay.
You sing and I'll apologize
and sign an autograph, deal?
- Deal.
- I'm sorry, honey, I'd love to.
- Well, come on, Mel, get up.
- No.
- Oh, come on, Mel,
come on, come on.
- Come on, Mel.
- Get up, come on,
she's brilliant.
- Stop making a scene.
- Make sure you do my
favorite one, right?
(audience applauding)
♪ These days are so long
♪ Time keeps disappearing
♪ These nights are so dark
♪ All I hear is the
sound of your heart ♪
♪ Place your hand in mine
♪ Let me take away the pain
♪ Don't turn away
♪ You don't need to
hide who you are ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ I want you to know
♪ You will always be the one
♪ I'm needing
♪ You will be the one
♪ I'm breathing
♪ Love will only
change, it never stops ♪
♪ Come a long way now
and look what we've got ♪
♪ It hurts to see
you like this ♪
♪ It's not who you are
♪ So much left to do now
♪ And all I want is
to be there with you ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ I want you to know
♪ You will always be
the one I'm breathing ♪
♪ You will always be
the one I'm needing ♪
♪ Love will only
change, it never stops ♪
♪ We've come a long way now
♪ And look what we've got
(audience applauding)
- Wow, that was amazing.
- You don't have to say that.
- No, really, it was.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
(glass clinking)
No.
- She was.
- You started that one.
Thank you for your jacket.
- Sure.
Well.
- Yeah.
- Thanks for tonight.
- Oh, you're welcome, thank you.
I gotta go, night.
- Goodnight.
- See you tomorrow.
(door closes)
(gentle music)
- Have you hard the news?
- Colin Farrell wants to walk
the red carpet with me?
- Not quite.
But it is juicy.
- What is?
- You know the
American, Josh Jenkins?
- Yes.
- His mum's from here.
He was born here
and then was taken to America
to live with his daddy.
- Really, how do you know?
- It's all over the internet.
Woman called Ruby Jenkins.
She's dead now, but like,
can you believe that?
- Can I have a look?
- Mm?
- Of course I can't
wait to get back.
What are you crazy? I gotta
take you out for the dinner
in Venice Beach I've
been promising you.
I gotta go, buy.
Hey, Mel.
So I'm gonna be outta
here tomorrow for sure.
- Mm.
- I'll miss you.
- I've been taken
for a fool before,
so don't worry about it.
- Look, that was just a little-
- I don't wanna know.
I mean, what was I thinking?
As if me and you
could ever, like-
- Mel, I don't wanna hurt you.
Look, I know what I'm like
and I'm not good enough for you.
- Oh, please.
- No, really, I'm
not a good guy.
- La, la, la, la, la, la, la.
Would you like a cup of tea?
- Yeah.
You want a cup of tea.
La, la.
- Grace?
Grace?
Help!
- Grace.
Grace.
Gracie. What happened?
- I don't know what happened.
- Grace.
- She was just singing and-
- Grace. Get the
door, get the door.
- What happened?
What happened?
- I don't know, she
just passed out.
Get in the car.
- Grace, are you okay?
- We'll get the boys, okay.
- [Mel] Grace?
- Is she all right?
- [Mel] No, What happened?
- I don't understand
it, I just felt it-
♪ It will not be all night
♪ Till you slip away
- Right, I'll be there,
I'll be there right away.
Bye-bye.
Marcus, Marcus,
Grace isn't well.
I know that you don't care,
but I am gonna have to go.
- Again?
I'm sure it's no more serious
than it was the last time.
- Oh, but she's in the hospital.
- My hands are tied,
Lily, I'm sorry.
- Oh, you are not being fair.
- I'm not being fair?
Do you think I don't
know how many times
you've been looking after her
when you should have
been here working?
I'm gonna have to put
my foot down, Lily.
- Do you know, you
can't spend your life
being horrible to people
just because it
makes you feel great.
You think that you
are above everybody.
Well, I've news for
you, you're not.
And as for our boys,
I'm glad they have hardly
anything to do with you
because I wouldn't
one drop of your nits
near them so I wouldn't.
And as for our
Grace, she needs me.
And wild horses, let alone,
some rejumped up nobody
is gonna stop me.
- Lily!
I'm being unreasonable.
Lily, if you leave like this.
You're fired.
- Thank you.
That is the best news
I have had all year
and you take your
job and stick it.
(whimsical music)
- Um, are you little
Grace's mother?
- Yeah.
- There's no easy
way to say this.
We believe she has a very
serious heart condition.
She needs a very
specific procedure,
but unfortunately, we don't have
the facilities in
northern Ireland to do it.
- Surely, there's
something you can do
for the wee love.
- Well, I have put a call in
to a hospital in London
that does this procedure,
but we need to move very fast
if there is to be any
chance of success.
There is another problem.
The costs are, I would estimate
in the region of 60,000 pounds.
- 60,000 pounds, are you sure?
- Now if Grace was to go,
she has to go as
soon as possible.
I mean, in the next few days.
I just want to assure you
we will do everything we can.
- Can I go into her now, please.
- Of course.
- Josh, would you
take the boys home?
- Sure.
- We're gonna get this money.
- Ay, sure, I'll
sell my Ferrari.
- Oh, shut your pie
hole, will you Markie.
I'm serious.
We need to pull together.
We can get everybody
in the area.
- Maybe we should be careful
about getting their
hopes up, you know.
It sounds kind of impossible
to raise that amount of money
in a few days.
- Last thing I wanna do
is get their hopes up.
Useless even trying.
- Excuse me.
Please, can we try.
I've got 43 pounds
in my savings jar.
Billy Robert has even more.
I don't want our
wee Grace to die.
Please.
- You're some wee
lad, sweetheart.
- We're gonna raise this
money if it kills me.
- Okay, so where do we start.
Like how do you get
that money this quickly?
Uh, uh, what we could do,
a sponsored kiss-a-thon?
- All right, they could
pay to not kiss you.
What we could do is
a sponsored diet.
- Oh, I'm not sure.
It's not as if I have that
much to lose, you know?
What?
That's bloat.
Water retention.
- Oh, well, you better call Noah
if it ever bursts.
- Maybe Joanie could
do a dance-a-thon.
Yeah, they do that kind of thing
in the states all the time.
It makes a lot of money.
- Yes, I love dancing.
- Josh, darling,
would you ask Joanie?
She'd do anything for you.
For wee Grace.
- Yeah.
- [Together] To Grace.
- In other news, an
appeal has been launched
to raise money for Belfast
girl, Grace Davidson.
Fundraising is taking
place across the country
in what has been dubbed
the Amazing Grace Campaign.
Efforts are building towards
the campaign's showpiece finale,
a massive dance-a-thon
to be held this Friday.
- Ladies and gentlemen,
boys and girls.
Welcome to the Amazing
Grace Dance-a-Thon.
Now every pound you raise
is gonna help save our Grace.
Cue music.
Let's dance for Grace.
(audience applauding)
(upbeat big band music)
- I'm standing here in
the heart of Belfast
where excitement and
urgency are in the area.
Local people from
across northern Ireland
are rushing to the aid of
a five-year-old
girl called Grace.
Grace is desperately in need
of costly life saving treatment
and time is of the essence.
So let's get our
dancing shoes on
and see what's going on.
(hip hop music)
- [Mel] You wanna play a game.
- [Grace] Yes.
- Knock, knock,
knock on the door.
Take me somewhere I've
never been before.
- Heaven.
- Okay.
Close your eyes.
What do you see?
- White clouds and
white princesses.
- What else?
- There's a giant seashell.
There's even a
teddy bear's picnic.
There's no fuzzy tricks to like
but Grandma Geri's there.
- Okay, that'll do.
Do you want a sip of water?
- Yes, thank you.
(upbeat music)
(audience applauding)
(grand orchestral music)
- There you go.
- Sammy, S-A-M-M-Y.
- S-A-M-M-Y, okay.
There you go, man.
(Middle Eastern music)
- Whoo!
(Middle Eastern music)
("Dance of the
Sugar Plum Fairy")
- Grace is getting weaker.
Um, I think I'm gonna have
to transfer her
to intensive care.
Is there any news?
- Well, everybody's
doing their best.
- Thanks, thanks for
your support, yeah.
Oh, my goodness.
Okay.
- You're gorgeous.
(Josh laughs)
Do you think I'm pretty?
- Yeah, okay, here we go.
- Thank you.
- Okay.
(Markie laughing)
- It is so inspiring
to see so many people
from across the city
and beyond and from all walks
of life pulling together.
60,000 pounds needs to be raised
in just a few days, so
please, please donate
what you can now.
(phone beeping)
Billy Robert,
Billy Robert, look.
- Tomorrow?
- Yeah.
- The Vasser's coming to match.
- That's sick.
(audience applauding)
(dancers tapping)
- [Doctor] Everybody in
London is still on standby,
but we are running out of time.
(audience cheering)
- Are you sure
about this, Kanye?
- Yes, Nanny.
We'll be fine.
- What was this
that was on again?
- It was on a tweet.
- A what?
- Come on.
- [Announcer] Please
welcome your teams,
Northern Ireland
and New Zealand.
- Kanye.
Kanye, over here mate.
- Mel, Mel.
Come look at this.
- Come on Kanye!
- Kanye!
- [Announcer] Are
you Kanye Davidson?
- [Kanye] Yes.
- How does it feel to be
a mascot for the Northern
Ireland football team tonight?
- It's just amazing,
like a dream.
- [Announcer] And you're here
for another reason
as well, aren't you?
- Yeah, we need to raise
money for my sister, Grace.
She needs an operation
done in London.
- Well, can I tell you
all the Northern Ireland
fans and the players,
we've all pulled together
and I can tell you tonight
that we have raised
36,000 pounds.
(audience cheering)
- Wow.
- Come on, Kanye.
No wonder you love this city.
- But you know what,
it's not just everybody here
at Windsor Park tonight.
There's a few other people
who are supporting you
and supporting Grace.
They're very special
and they're giving
you a special mention.
Take a look at this.
- From all of here
from Northern Ireland,
we're kindhearted souls,
we're the best people.
Get behind little Grace.
Help her, help her
for her operation
and do us all proud.
- This is a good luck
message little Grace.
It sounds like the whole
country's behind her
and I know she's
gonna win this fate
and we'll all be there
to cheer her one.
Good luck to you.
- Hi, Grace, it's
Tommy Bowe here.
I've believe you've got a bit
of a battle on your hands,
but we're all 100% behind you
and we know we're gonna
see you at the other side.
- Best of luck.
- Grace, we're all
cheering you on.
We're all cheering
for you, Grace.
- Grace, we're right
behind you and beside you.
Together we can do this.
(audience cheering)
- Kanye, have you
anything else to say?
- Just thanks to everyone
and thanks to
the Northern Ireland
football team for everything.
- Kanye, well
done, and good luck
and let's get on with the game.
- Thank you.
(audience cheering)
- Great.
So, what have we got?
- Thanks for Kanye's
football match,
we raised 36,000 pounds.
- We got 19,560 from
the dance-a-thon
and from the website.
- The collection
box has made 560.
- And 165 from the
autographs and the T-shirts.
- That totals 56,285.
- How much are we short?
- 3,715 pounds.
- Suzie, what would we
get for the fish tank?
- Oh, let me see, nothing.
- But those fish
cost us a fortune
and I'd sell Sonny and
Cher for that wee girl,
I really would.
- Oh, you're like me.
- How much for that?
- Where did you get that?
- I don't matter, it's legal.
- I have to ring my...
- Hello?
- [Lily] Hello, love.
- Hey, Mum.
- We've got it.
- We got it.
- All of it.
- All of it, are you sure?
- Yes.
- Oh, my gosh, Mommy,
that's amazing.
- You sold your ruby
ring, didn't you?
- Gladly.
It's in giving we
are truly happy.
Now I know what you mean.
- Will it be all right?
- All we have to
do is have faith.
Grace will do the rest.
- Josh, would you
be able to look
after the boys just while
we take Grace to London?
I don't want too
much disruption.
But now if you're flying
out or rather not,
that's perfectly all right.
- What, me mind the boys?
- Yes, please.
- Of course.
It's no problem.
No problem at all.
- I love you.
- Hello, Grace.
- Hello.
- We'll take it from here.
She's in good hands,
I promise you.
(gentle suspenseful music)
Well, I am happy to say
the operation has
been as successful
as we could have hoped for.
- Thank God.
- That being said, we still need
to be a little cautious
until she wakes, of course.
But everything's
going to plan so far.
- Can we be with her
whenever she wakes up?
- Oh, yes, that would
be a good thing.
Before she went under,
she gave me this.
She said I could use
it if I needed to,
but it's still got a
little magic left in it.
- Thank you, thank you.
♪ Amazing grace
♪ How sweet the sound
♪ That saved a wretch like me
♪ I once was lost
♪ But now I'm found
♪ Was blind but now I see
- Grace.
It's your mommy and your nanny.
- I'm thirsty.
- Thirsty.
- Oh, thanks be to God.
Sweetheart.
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, everything's fine.
Um, eggs and toast.
Yeah, he's burnt
the toast, mm-hmm.
Yeah.
- Thank God.
You guys, your
sister's gonna be okay.
Yeah, the boys really miss you.
No, not just the boys.
Okay, I'll see you, so, bye.
What?
(phone ringing)
- It's her, yeah, hold on.
Hello?
Uh-huh.
What, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
She's all right.
- She's all right.
- She's all right.
- She's all right.
- She's all right.
♪ All right
♪ All right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right
♪ All right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right
- Up update tonight
on Grace Davidson.
We can confirm that
Grace's operation in London
has been a success.
- Grace is gonna be okay.
- The life saving
procedure was made possible
after a community
fundraising campaign.
♪ All right, all right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right, all right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right, all right,
it's really all right ♪
♪ It's really all right
(Joanie knocking)
- Hello.
- Joanie?
- Could I come in
just for five minutes?
- Yeah, sure, come on in.
Can I get you anything?
- No, no, thank you.
- Just waiting on a call from LA
on the new funding for my film.
- I've heard about your film.
I was hoping maybe you could get
me a love scene
with Colin Farrell.
(Josh laughs)
No, okay.
Um, it's called City
of Terror, is it?
- Trouble.
But no, I've actually
changed the name
of the film, it's now
called "City of Soul."
- Well, that is a
fantastic title.
Better.
- I know a lot of people
don't believe in me,
but I will make this movie.
I want the world to know
about this crazy place.
I don't wanna sound cheesy,
but I feel like the
people of Belfast
have a lot of love within them
and I really wanna capture that.
- Josh, I have
something I'd like
to get off my chest.
- Look, I'm sorry if I've
given you the wrong vibe.
I'm not interested.
As a matter of fact,
I'm kind of really into
someone else right now.
- Do you think I fancy you?
- No?
- No, no, goodness, no.
I think I might (exhales).
Josh, I'm your sister.
Your half sister.
Ruby Jenkins was my mother.
Nobody knows this
because I grew up
in a different area
of Belfast, but
Josh I am certain
you are my brother.
- You're my sister?
- Brother.
- That was amazing.
- It was.
I'll see you soon?
- Yeah.
- Everything all right, Josh.
- Yeah, everything's
more than okay.
- Well, it doesn't come
up that side, does it?
- Look what the cat dragged in.
- I've come to
settle what I owe.
- Count it, Lucy.
- Like I said, I'm here
to settle what I owe you
and ask you to please
give Lily her job back.
- Excuse me?
Have you not done enough
charity work for that family?
- That family is worth
a hundred of you.
As for Lily, she's the
most inspirational woman
I've ever met in my life
and she needs this
job to, guess what,
pay for your kids.
- You've paid your bill
so you can go.
- You know, Marcus, you
have absolutely no heart.
- Because I don't believe
in giving handouts.
- Except you do,
though, don't you?
I saw you put the money in
the collection box for Grace.
- That was different.
- Marcus, don't live
your life like I did.
Afraid of giving out love
in case you get
hurt or rejected.
- Okay, spare me
the sentimental.
- Listen, jackass.
You have two beautiful
boys out there
who need their dad.
Two boys who almost lost
their little sister.
And they love you.
I don't know why,
but they do.
- Lucy.
Give Lily a call there.
See if she wants to
do a shift on Tuesday.
- Happier times here in Belfast,
as little Grace
Davidson returns home
after a successful
operation in London.
Thanks to the generosity
of the people of
Northern Ireland,
Grace received her
life-saving treatment
and the family have been
giving their reaction.
- We just want to
say thank you so much
to everybody who's
contributed money
to Amazing Grace campaign.
The support's been overwhelming
and we're so, so grateful.
Grace, do you wanna
say something?
- Thank you.
Josh?
- Yes.
- I love you.
- I love you, too.
- Will you come back?
- I sure will.
- Pinky promise.
- Of course.
- All right, guys,
I'm outta here.
- Bye Josh.
- See you later.
Mel, keep singing.
I'll be back.
- Okay, take care.
- Yeah.
Lily, what can I say?
- There's a wee sandwich
you for the journey.
I hope you like pickle.
- You're quite a lady.
- You're quite a fella.
- All right, guys.
Thank you for everything.
- Bye Josh.
- Bye.
- [Lily] Bye-bye, bye-bye.
(gentle music)
- Bye.
- Bye-bye.
(tires screech)
- Mel!
♪ You will always be
the one I needed ♪
♪ You will always
- Why is that never me, eh?
Always the bridesmaid
and never the bride.
- Tell me about it.
♪ Never stops
- [Together] Here Josh.
- I can move to
LA in a heartbeat.
- [Markie] And here she's
going to worry about me.
- Bye.
(gentle music)
(bright music)
- Hello, and welcome
o Sunny Belfast.
Well, not gonna let a little bit
of rain dampen our spirits.
This is the hottest event
of the year.
This is the world premier
of "City of Soul."
And the fans are out
in force to catch
a glimpse of some of the movers
and shakers behind the film.
Oh, and first on the red carpet
is Joanie Clark, who
a year ago remarkably
discovered that she is
Josh Jenkins' half sister.
She's here tonight with
her fiance, Sammy Taylor,
composer of "City of Soul."
Next, there's Marcus Dittynip
with his boys Billy
Robert and Kanye,
who were so instrumental during
last year's Amazing
Grace campaign.
Dittynip's great new performance
as Captain Loveheart
has had critics
and fans buzzing.
And here are two big
influences on the movie,
close friends of
Josh Jenkins himself.
They're said to
be the inspiration
behind the ground
breaking dance finale.
Which brings me to the
reason we're all here.
"City of Soul."
The film to break box office
records around the world
is the passion project
of Josh Jenkins
and his production
company, Goliath Films.
I think I've
actually just spotted
the main man himself,
Josh Jenkins.
You guys at home will know Josh
as child star Zack Goliath,
but he's all grown up now
and boy does he look fantastic.
Not only does he
appear in this film,
but he's also
written it himself.
Now, I'm gonna try and
get a word with him.
This is the biggest
night of his career
and I'm gonna Josh,
Josh, congratulations.
You must be so proud.
- Yes, I am so proud right now.
You know, it's actually,
it's really surreal
to be standing here
right now for sure.
- Let's talk about
the inspiration
for this movie.
- I've been through a lot
of things in my life, right,
so I just draw from
these experiences
and from that I just,
you know, what am I saying? I
mean, these guys, these guys
have been the entire
inspiration for this film.
Oh, and this little
lady right here.
- What's your name?
- Grace.
- So we've got
Grace and Goliath.
Sounds like a good title
for your next movie.
- Yeah, it sure would.
That sounds really good.
I'll have to get back
to you for that one.
- Enjoy your night.
- Okay.
(crowd cheering)
♪ And if I fell from the sky
♪ I think I'd end
up in your arms ♪
♪ And as we lie together
♪ Don't think I
come to any harm ♪
♪ And as we watch
the sky light ♪
♪ It's like the world
just stops in time ♪
♪ And now I'm bound again
♪ Picking up my pieces
♪ Filling me with starlight
♪ Yes, you set me free
♪ So long I've been lost
♪ It only took one
person to believe in me ♪
♪ And I am found
♪ I am found
♪ Next to you
♪ And if I fell from the sky
♪ I think I'd end
up in your arms ♪
♪ And as we lie together
♪ Don't think I
come to any harm ♪
♪ And as we watch
the sky light ♪
♪ It's like the world
just stops in time ♪
♪ And now I'm found again
♪ I am found again
♪ And if I fell from the sky
♪ I think I'd end
up in your arms ♪
♪ And as we lie together
♪ Don't think I
come to any harm ♪
♪ And as we watch
the sky light ♪
♪ It's like the world
just stops in time ♪
♪ And now I'm found again
♪ And now I'm found again
♪ I never knew
this could happen ♪
♪ That life had a plan for me
♪ Just another disappointment
♪ Another nobody in the street
♪ But then you came along
♪ And took me in
♪ Taught me how to love
♪ And that life is
for the living ♪
♪ And I don't know
where this will go now ♪
♪ I'll take your
word when you say ♪
♪ It doesn't matter anyhow
♪ I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ And grace only me
♪ I know it's been a long day
♪ But I'm glad I've
got you to hold ♪
♪ And I've come a long way
♪ But I've still
got so far to go ♪
♪ And every once in
a while I can see ♪
♪ You walk in and you
light up the scene ♪
♪ That smile takes
my breath away ♪
♪ I'll take your
word when you say ♪
♪ Your love is here to stay
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ And grace only me
♪ How can I explain the
changes going on inside ♪
♪ That lift me up
and leave me blind ♪
♪ I wanna be the man
♪ That's always there
to take your hand ♪
♪ Help you find the gold
buried in the sand ♪
♪ And I know
♪ That grace will
shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ Oh, grace only me
(upbeat orchestral music)
- [Radio Announcer
1] Unbelievable.
Another cracking
day across Belfast.
- [Radio Announcer
2] Yeah, highs of 20
until around 8
o'clock this evening,
so enjoy what is guaranteed
to be a beautiful day.
(upbeat orchestral music)
- [Radio Announcer 1]
On a day like today,
I could think of nothing better
than going to the golf
course after the show,
but it's meetings, meetings
and more meetings for me.
What about you today?
- [Radio Announcer 2]
Probably a good thing
'cause your golf sucks.
I'm heading into Belfast.
I love the fact that there's
so many movies being made here
in northern Ireland
and I have heard
that there could be
some celeb spotting
to be done because
there's an A-lister
potentially arriving in
Northern Ireland today.
- [Radio Announcer
1] 8:25 on the road
to cross northern Ireland.
Everything's moving
well this morning.
Good news, we're back
with more after this.
- [Announcer] Cool FM.
(bright orchestral music)
- That's enough Lily.
We don't want our
special guest showing up
and the first thing to greet
him's your under carriage.
- All right, keep
your way going Marcus.
(bright orchestral music)
- Lucy?
- Yeah.
- Turn the frown upside down.
What are these still doing here?
I need them in the Titanic
Suite on the coffee table.
(bright orchestral music)
(siren blaring)
- He's here.
- Okay, action, stations ready.
(bright orchestral music)
(Marcus exhales)
(dramatic orchestral music)
Welcome, I'm Marcus
the hotel's manager.
- Hey, what's up, Marcus.
It's cool to be here.
- Follow me and
I'll check you in.
Lucy.
Could you check in
Mr. Zack Goliath?
- Zack was my character's name.
My real name is Josh.
Josh Jenkins.
- Of course.
I'm so sorry, I'm just
a huge fan of your show.
On the core, he's insane.
Go, go, Goliath's game.
A giant on the court
with arms like a crane,
go, go Goliath's game.
Take you up here
to your wee room.
Here it is.
It's one of our finest rooms.
You've got a city view,
duck down pillows.
The bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath
with complimentary
Irish bar body scrub
and as this is
the Titanic Suite,
life jacket's under
the bed (laughs).
- [Lucy] Lily, what about these?
- Wow, this is awesome, man.
When you said wee room,
I thought, heck, will I fit.
(both laugh)
- Ah, ha, Mr. Jenkins.
- Please, call me Josh.
- Josh.
Can I be really cheeky
and ask you to sign this.
- Oh, wow.
Man, I haven't seen
one of these in years.
Sure, why not?
- [Marcus] So what
has you in Belfast?
- Well, the plan
is to make a movie
with my production
company, Goliath Films.
Now the script's
pretty much there,
so I want to check
out some locations,
I wanna do some casting,
but mainly, I wanna get a real
authentic feel for Belfast.
- Sure.
A movie, it's
exciting, isn't it?
So what's it gonna be called.
- "City of Trouble."
- "City of Trouble." Nice.
You know, if you're
looking for any actors,
I'm your man.
- Ha, well, you oughta read
for me when I'm casting.
- Audition?
- Yeah.
- Amazing, this day
doesn't get any better.
(Lily knocking)
About time.
- Sorry.
- Wow, this is just
perfect, Marcus. Thank you.
- My pleasure.
If you need anything while
you're here, anything,
anything at all,
you call Marcus.
- Hey, man, can
you call me a cab?
- Where are you off to, sir?
- Oh, I wanna get a
handle on this place,
you know what I'm saying?
I wanna get a real
feel for the city.
- Well, in that
cast, the best way
to see Belfast, the
real authentic way,
is to walk it.
- Is it safe?
You know, just walking around?
- Safe as houses, sir.
- Okay, cool.
Please, call me Josh
and I'm supposed to call you?
- Vinnie.
- It's a pleasure
to meet you, Josh.
- Okay, yeah, great, um, yeah,
I'll see you around, Joe.
(bright orchestral music)
(camera clicks)
(bright orchestral music)
(camera clicks)
(bright orchestral music)
(camera clicks)
(gentle piano music)
(guests applauding)
Thank you.
Oh, no, no, no, I got that.
You put that on my room.
- You're really generous.
Thank you.
- [Man] Oh, go on, give
us your theme tune.
- [Woman] Go on.
- [Josh] Like I said before-
- [Man] On the court.
- [Together] He's insane.
Go, go, Goliath's game.
Giant on the court,
arms like a crane.
Go, go Goliath's game.
- [Man] You ever see
any of the other actors?
- For crying out loud, no.
I mean, we've all moved on,
so, so should all of you.
I didn't mean that
you have to leave.
Hey, where are you going?
- Hard being famous
and good looking.
- Yeah, it sure is.
- You find out, as well?
(Josh laughs)
My dad used to say, Patrick,
you're not that important.
None of us are that important.
- [Josh] What are you gonna
give me your autograph now?
(Patrick laughs)
- Take one of those
in the morning,
it'll sort you out.
(shower running)
- Hello!
Hello!
Housekeeping.
- What the?
- It's all right, love.
It's nothing that I
haven't seen before.
Although I must say you're
in a bit better shape
than the usual ones around here.
You can pass your MOT anytime-
- [Josh] Get outta my room!
- I'm sorry.
- Just get out.
- I'm sorry.
- Now!
- [Lily] I'm just a cleaner.
- Hey, is this gluten free?
- Yeah.
- Are you sure this
is gluten free?
- Oh, I've never been more sure
of anything in my life.
You look awful familiar.
- No, I don't do autographs.
- Autograph?
No, I was gonna say
that my ma loves you.
Yeah, she said that
you were in town,
but well, I never heard of you.
- Next.
Hey, come on in, man.
Stand on that mark.
Look into the camera.
State your name, age and agent.
- Josh.
It's me, Marcus.
- Yeah, I know, but you have
to say it to the camera.
- Yeah.
Of course.
- We're recording, right?
- Hi, I'm Marcus
Dittynip and I'm-
- (laughs) No way, your name
cannot be Dittynip (laughs).
- Yes, it is.
- Ah.
Okay.
Um, I'm sorry,
let's start again.
- Hi, I'm Marcus Dittynip.
I'm 34, I'm current
in between agents.
- Okay, um, let's
start at page 36.
Soldier number three.
- Soldier number three?
But I thought I was
reading Captain Dan Carter.
- No offense, Marcus,
but you're not 6 foot 4
or good looking.
- Well, I could
still give it a go.
- Look, man, I'm
trying to give you
an opportunity here
and soldier three
is a damn good part.
- He's in it for
like five seconds.
He's wearing a gas mask.
I mean, they won't
even know it's me.
I'm sorry here, Josh,
but you said I could audition.
- Yeah, I threw it out there
that you could audition,
but now you're
just being a diva.
Look, man, even if you were
good enough, imagine this.
Captain Dan Carter,
our valiant hero
of the "City of
Trouble, starring Marcus
Dittynip (laughs).
Next.
He, man, stand on the mark.
Name, age and agent
to the camera.
- Hey, I'm John.
(gentle music)
- I'm sorry, Mr. Jenkins,
but I can't think of
any other contacts
or places that would suit
what you're looking for.
I think maybe-
- Listen, honey, you
got Google, yeah?
Look it up.
In fact, just leave
it, I'll do it myself.
(coins clanking)
Watch where you're going.
- [Mel] I'm sorry.
- Are you all right, darling?
- Grace.
Gracey.
All right, Mum, I'll
be half an hour tops.
- That's all right,
love, don't worry.
- Okay, all right,
give me a kiss.
Be a good girl, all right.
See you later.
- Is Mel okay?
He has no manners, so he hasn't.
What is "Goliath's Game" anyway?
- Oh, it was a TV show.
The whole of northern
Ireland watched it.
I suppose it was
bit of late relief
for us back then.
- I've never heard of it.
I was only born in 94.
- I have bras older than you.
- Do you know he never tips?
He's only been here three days
and already his bill is massive.
Apparently he doesn't go back
to Los Angeles for another week.
- Well, that'll give Los
Angeles a bit of a break.
(both laughing)
- You okay, Grace.
- They can't do
this to me, Claudia.
Claudia, they just can't.
- I am so, so sorry, my love.
I just got the call
from Lance's office
and the studio is
definitely out.
- But why?
I mean, they loved
the idea, didn't they?
I mean, they bought it.
- Yes, Lance loved the idea
and wanted to invest,
but how do I say this.
Honest answer, he wasn't
a fan of the script.
- Script?
But I'm here in
Belfast rewriting
the script for crying out loud.
- Oh, Josh, darling,
the producers have
no understanding
of the artistic process
what so and ever.
But, on a more positive note,
I have just heard back
from Celebrity Circus
and they are considering you
as long as I can get
the network to rerun
"Goliath's Game" in time.
- I mean, the casting
was almost there.
The crew was all-
- Oh, Josh, I am so,
so sorry my darling.
- I put everything I
had into this Claudia.
Everything.
- Josh, Josh.
- Claudia.
- Josh, this is such a bad line.
- Claudia.
(dramatic music)
- Well, oh, well.
(computer ringing)
Oh, I've got you man,
I've got you now.
- Mr. Jenkins?
Can I help you?
- No, uh, thank you, Marcus.
I was just about to check out.
- Oh, I thought you
weren't checking out
until next, uh-
- Change of plan, I
have to go tonight.
- Sure.
That's no problem.
We can sort that for you.
I don't know how you do things
in California, Mr. Jenkins,
but in this part of the world,
we usually check
out at reception.
- Ah, good to know.
- I'm sorry, Mr. Jenkins,
this card is being
declined, as well.
- Look.
I'm having a tiny
temporary issue
with the cash flow right now due
to the fact that I've
invested everything I have
in this movie and
one of my funders
just sort of pulled out.
Marcus, I've missed
my flight now.
Can I stay here
for just one night?
- I'm afraid you can't stay here
for one more minute.
Vinnie.
- What am I gonna do,
I don't have any money,
I don't have anywhere to go.
- Not my problem.
- Not your problem?
Listen, you-
- May I remind you that we have
a copy of your passport,
so I would suggest
you settle your bill
as soon as possible.
Otherwise, we will
have no alternative
other than phoning the police.
- The police?
- Vinnie.
- This way.
Josh.
- Hey!
(door slams)
- Come on.
You can stay with
us for the night.
Wouldn't see you stuck.
Come on, or would you rather
spend the night with them ones?
Come on, sweetheart.
- [Lily] There you go.
(gentle orchestral music)
- [Billy] The door,
the door, the door!
- Well, here we are,
home sweet home.
Now, this is, uh-
- Uh, Josh, Josh Jenkins.
- Did you win him
in bingo, Mummy?
- This is Billy Robert
and this is Kanye.
- Kanye?
- Do you have a problem
with his name, big lad?
- No.
- He's staying with us.
- Yes, and look,
why don't you hang
your coat up and
boys, you go give Josh
a hand with his luggage.
Right.
- I'm good, thank you.
What even is that?
- Oh, just what I had
left in the freezer.
- You guys eat this stuff?
- He's a stuck up
scumbag, Nanny.
- Right, boys, why
don't you go off to bed.
That's good boys.
- Night, Mr. Jenkins.
You can mind my wand
till the morning,
but don't use it
because only princesses
are allowed to use it.
Maybe I'll just have it
and you can have it tomorrow.
- Go on, Grace, go on
and get ready for bed.
- Night, pet.
- I'll be out of here
tomorrow for sure.
Don't you worry about that.
- It's own brand,
so if it's not fancy
enough for you,
you don't have to drink it.
Night.
(dog barking)
(whimsical music)
- Evacuate the area!
Evacuate the area!
- You brats. You could have
given me a heart attack.
- Hey, hey, hey,
what's going on?
- These two goofballs
nearly killed me.
- Duh, they're toy guns.
- Billy Robert, Kanye,
outside and play, now.
- Unbelievable.
- I'll tell you
what's unbelievable.
You do not come into my house
and assault my grandchildren.
Only I'm allowed to do that.
You need to wade your neck in.
- I don't even know
what you just said.
- You've got
Google, haven't you?
Well, look it up.
And unless you
want to be crowned
the woman of the year,
I suggest you take a
wee look in the mirror.
(phone buzzing)
All right, darling, come on.
Come on and I'll get you
ready for going to dancing.
- Hey, what's up, man.
Yeah, I'm good.
I'm real good, you?
I'm psyched for you, man.
- There he is.
That's him.
- It's not.
- I'm in a little bit of
a situation right now.
I need to catch a
flight out of Belfast.
- Oh, so it is.
- It's not, no it's not.
- It's just I got a little issue
with the cash flow right now and
I just need enough
for a flight back.
What do you mean not this time?
I mean, hello?
Jerk.
(whimsical music)
- Everybody ready?
And one, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.
Lovely, head up.
- Grace, you're late.
Join in front of Megan there.
- Joanie, Nanny got
my new ballet pumps.
- They're not new.
- Well, I like them.
Your hair's nice today.
- We're gonna take it
again from the top.
And one, two, three,
four, five, six.
Keep your head up
Jodie McMillan.
Nobody wants to see your nits.
And smile.
We want people to
think you're happy.
One, two, oh, okay, stop,
Sammy, stop, stop, stop.
We have a show to put on
in a few days for your
mommies and daddies
and it needs to be good.
I mean, Grace, love,
which is your left hand.
Just if you follow Megan, okay?
Five, six, seven, eight,
one, two, three, four.
- Oh, hiya, I was just leaving
so you can have some P and Q.
- Uh, what's your?
- Lily.
- Lily.
Look, I'm having a problem
accessing cash right now.
- Do you want something?
Is that face asking me
if you could stay here
for another day or two?
- Belfast people are
so straightforward.
- I was a stranger
and you took me in.
- Is that a yes?
- Well, it's not a no.
- Nice day, Lily.
- What's the black
American fellow doing here?
- See you later, Suzie.
- You were always useless
for gossip, sister.
I wonder what's going on?
What are you doing?
- Well, you never know.
- Never know what?
- Um, handsome
American hunk, me.
- Put them away.
- I'm not sure
anybody would notice.
- No, but you can see
them from outer space.
Eighth wonder of
the world, them.
- Everybody take a break.
Hi.
- Joanie, I haven't got
her fees immediately,
but like definitely next week.
- It's fine.
How's Kanye getting on?
- Yeah, they're saying
he's got selective mutism
or something, but I don't know.
- Well, you're very welcome
to bring him to class.
- Oh, he's oh so impossible,
all up with sass with the noise
and Irish tone.
- Okay, and what about Grace?
- Yeah, she's okay.
Yeah, she still tires easily,
no real improvement.
- Yeah, I have noticed that.
But she's still the life
and soul of the party.
I'll keep my eye on her.
- Yeah, thank you.
- Right, what's going on?
- Grace said a movie
star from America
is staying at her house
and is coming to our show.
- Right, and I'm marrying
Leonardo DiCaprio.
I can't even get a day,
let alone a marriage.
- Well, she could marry me.
- Yeah, marry Simon, please.
- Right, enough fantasizing
about movie starts, let's dance.
- He is going to
come, I promise.
- Okay, Grace,
back into position.
- Well?
- Hey, Mom? Is here here?
- Why, he's here for sure.
- What are you doing here?
I said I'd call.
- I just came here
to give you these.
Happy birthday.
The boys made them.
They ask about you, you know.
- Right.
- Grace made one, too.
- Well, that was unnecessary.
- Yeah, sorry, um, I was
just helping the boys
and she wanted in the action.
- I suppose it's the
thought that counts.
- Are you able to see
the boys sometime or?
I could bring them round here.
- Oh, no, don't bring
them around here.
I get awful busy.
I'll be in touch.
- But you never see them.
You could pop
around to the house
or take them to the park or...
Look, I'm worried about Kanye.
- Well, you should have thought
about that be...
I'll check me diary.
I have a lot on.
I'll call you.
- Yeah, if you could
let me know when,
that'll be great.
- Those windows won't clean
themselves Lily Davidson.
- Probably not Marcus Davidson.
(phone ringing)
- Hey, Gina, thanks
for calling me back.
So you're good
wiring me some cash?
Sure, I can wait a few days.
Why don't I take you out
to dinner in Venice
Beach when I get back
as a thank you?
Okay, I gotta go,
ciao beautiful.
(gentle music)
Hey.
- Hi.
We're on our way to
Grace's dance show.
Would you like to join us?
- Uh.
- Please come.
Nobody believes that
you stay with us.
They laugh at me, please.
- I can't.
- Grace, leave him alone,
he's happy being miserable.
- What?
I got location work I gotta do.
I'm starting my scene anyways.
- Mate, did you
not get the memo?
What our Grace wants,
our Grace gets.
So give in big lad, come on.
- Sammy.
Sammy.
It's thingie.
- Who?
- Zack what's his
face, "Goliath Games."
- Sorry.
- So, wait, Grace was
telling the truth all along?
- Seems so, how's my hair,
is it standing on me?
Right.
Chest out, tummy in.
Thank you for coming.
Hello, hello, welcome.
Um, Zack, is it.
Thank you terribly
kindly for coming.
- Well, it's Josh.
Zack is, was my
character's name.
- Silly of me, I'm
terribly sorry.
I should have known what with me
also being in show business.
- It happens all the time.
- Right.
Enjoy.
I wish we had done
that extra practice.
(upbeat piano music)
(phone buzzing)
(upbeat piano music)
(upbeat orchestral music)
(audience applauding)
- Josh, here's Grace now.
- It doesn't matter if
someone is different.
- We're all equal.
- I wish we'd all be
friends and dance together.
(audience applauding)
- He likes it.
He likes it.
- What would he
know about dancing?
- I could give
him a few lessons.
- High fives.
Yes, well done.
(Marcus knocking)
- Marcus?
- Well, well, well.
I've seen it all now.
- Marcus, I didn't know
you were gonna come.
Give me two minutes,
I'll get the boys.
- Don't bother.
I can see that you're busy.
- No, it's not
what it looks like.
Lily brought him in.
- Oh, did you
think that I cared?
Listen, the Marcus
train left town
a long time ago and
you weren't on it.
And as if a Hollywood soggy,
a washed up Hollywood star
would look at somebody like you.
- Marcus, Marcus, the
boys need their dad.
- Why do you let him
talk to you like that?
- [Mel] Why don't you just
mind your own business?
- That was awkward.
Mel and Marcus?
I had no idea.
- He has a lot to answer for.
He wasn't a bit good to her.
- Why are you so good to me?
- I was hungry and you
gave me something to eat,
I was thirsty and you gave
me something to drink.
- That from a movie?
- More a book.
- Give me back my ring.
- What ring?
- Give me back my ring.
- What, this ring?
You...
You think this is funny, huh,
give me back my ring.
- Get it, get it, come on.
- Give me back my ring.
Give me back my-
- Come get it.
- You little punk,
give me back my ring.
You think this is funny?
- Right, that's
it, that's enough.
Billy Robert Davidson, give
the man back his ring now.
And you two.
- What's going on boys?
- What?
What?
Some mother you.
You just stand there and look on
while someone else
looks after your kids.
I mean, here's the thing.
They're your kids.
You know, maybe if you'd
stop popping pills,
you'd be more of a mom.
I mean, why'd you have them
if you weren't even
gonna look after them.
(door slams)
- Don't worry, love.
I'll sort it.
(gentle music)
- Look if you've
come to say to me
what a bad man I
am, I know already.
Why do you look after them all?
- It's in giving
we are truly happy.
What's the matter?
- That's my mom.
That's me as a baby.
She's supposed to be from
around here somewhere.
- She was from around here?
- Yeah.
My dad was a soldier here
and when I came around,
she didn't want me, so,
he left the Army,
he went to the US,
he took me with him.
You know it was right
before he passed away
he gave me this.
It's my great-great
grandmother's ring.
It was passed on to my mom
and she gave it to my dad
to give to me when
the time was right.
So I've been working
to find her ever since.
Her name was Ruby.
Ruby Jenkins.
Named after some singer.
- That'd be Ruby Murray.
She was best there ever was.
Ruby Jenkins.
Ruby Jenkins.
Oh.
Oh, Josh.
- What?
- Your mum passed
away a few years ago.
- Well, I really don't care.
She probably
wouldn't have wanted
to see me anyway.
You know all this time she
never once made contact.
She must have really hated me.
- Oh, look.
She would have had no choice.
In those days you didn't,
well, especially if it
wasn't one of your own.
But I know that she
would have thought
about you every day.
- No, you don't.
How could you, love.
- Right, that's it.
You are not going
back to America
to an empty flat.
What you need is some
good north coast air.
(gentle music)
(upbeat music)
Get the tag and open
the door, okay, love.
Right, gather this stuff in.
Here we go.
Everybody in.
You all right, Josh?
- Josh, welcome to my caravan.
- It's our auntie's caravan.
- And here's the
toilet, it's cool.
- Yeah, but you have to
flush it twice, though,
you know, when you do a number-
- Billy Robert.
Let Grace show him.
I bet you've never seen
nothing this fancy before.
- No, never.
- It's the best place ever.
- It is, you know.
- Hey, Josh, come here.
Now that is where
you're sleeping, mate.
- Okay.
- Yay!
- [Josh] So , what happened
between you and Marcus?
- We were really
happy at the start.
We had the boys and
then we just grew apart.
Then I started
seeing somebody else.
This country singer
from over Hampton.
He was only here for a week
and then I was expecting Grace.
You know, he was good.
He was really good.
- Evidently.
- No, I mean a good singer.
I meant a good singer.
- Yeah.
So Grace isn't Marcus'.
- No, and he went crazy.
I mean, crazy.
Like things were
not good between us,
but it was my fault.
You know we were still married
and on top of that
he's got this thing
that whenever he gets
hurt he can't cope,
like an anger
problem or something.
And then whenever we split up,
I lost my job and I
lost my confidence.
I just sort of went into myself.
And so did Kanye and he
hasn't really spoken since.
I know Billy Robert seems find
on the outside, but
I know he'd like
to see more of his daddy.
And same with Grace.
We have to keep an
eye on her, too.
She doesn't do too much.
Up here it's like all your
worries just disappear.
- So that's what all those
pills are, anti-depressants?
- Yep.
- Sometimes it's
like you're under
a heavy, dark, damp blanket.
You know what you should do,
but you just can't do it.
- I'm so sorry.
You know, I thought
that you were-
- Oh, it's okay.
I thought you were
a stuck up TV star
who thought he was somebody.
- Right.
- I shoulda know.
Mommy has a way
of seeing through
to people's hearts.
- Yeah, and she's
quite some lady.
- And Grace just adores you.
She has a sixth sense.
Josh.
Are you really here
to make a film or
is it a complicated
plan to find your mom?
- Both I guess.
- Mm.
- Hey.
You believe that
people come into-
- Your life for a reason?
(soulful music)
- Come on, Josh.
- I'm coming to get you guys.
- Josh, where are you?
- [Josh] Okay, guys, I give up.
(people screaming)
- Come on.
(dramatic orchestral music)
- Guys.
Together.
Everybody together.
♪ And my young
Grace said to me ♪
♪ My mother won't mind
♪ Now please go to sleep
♪ That would be very kind
♪ So I'll sing you a song
♪ And this you will say
♪ It will not be all night
♪ Till you drift away
- Knock, knock, Mommy.
- Knock, knock,
knock on the door.
Take me somewhere I've
never been before.
- Old Trafford.
- Barbie's castle.
- Here.
Why don't you two
go out for a while.
I'm all right.
- Will we?
- Yeah, sure.
- Go on.
♪ I'm reaching out
♪ I'm standing here
♪ Waiting for something
♪ Love is teasing
♪ Time is fleeting
♪ The world turns around
- Oh, hi, you are some
good luck mops you are.
Oh, look at us, it's the
big girl from the big city.
Look at Mel.
- Amo.
We used to play here
together in the summers.
- Oh, yeah, she's some voice.
You have to give us
a wee crumb later on.
Oh, not, she's got some
set of lungs on her,
so she does, eh.
- Amo would like
your autography.
- Oh, uh, no.
Sorry.
I don't do autographs.
- What?
You know what?
You can stick your autograph
up your big bun you
big pile or horse dung.
- What did she say?
- Basically that you are rude
not to give your autograph
and I tend to agree.
- Right.
Okay.
You sing and I'll apologize
and sign an autograph, deal?
- Deal.
- I'm sorry, honey, I'd love to.
- Well, come on, Mel, get up.
- No.
- Oh, come on, Mel,
come on, come on.
- Come on, Mel.
- Get up, come on,
she's brilliant.
- Stop making a scene.
- Make sure you do my
favorite one, right?
(audience applauding)
♪ These days are so long
♪ Time keeps disappearing
♪ These nights are so dark
♪ All I hear is the
sound of your heart ♪
♪ Place your hand in mine
♪ Let me take away the pain
♪ Don't turn away
♪ You don't need to
hide who you are ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ I want you to know
♪ You will always be the one
♪ I'm needing
♪ You will be the one
♪ I'm breathing
♪ Love will only
change, it never stops ♪
♪ Come a long way now
and look what we've got ♪
♪ It hurts to see
you like this ♪
♪ It's not who you are
♪ So much left to do now
♪ And all I want is
to be there with you ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ Before the
curtain comes down ♪
♪ I want you to know
♪ You will always be
the one I'm breathing ♪
♪ You will always be
the one I'm needing ♪
♪ Love will only
change, it never stops ♪
♪ We've come a long way now
♪ And look what we've got
(audience applauding)
- Wow, that was amazing.
- You don't have to say that.
- No, really, it was.
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
(glass clinking)
No.
- She was.
- You started that one.
Thank you for your jacket.
- Sure.
Well.
- Yeah.
- Thanks for tonight.
- Oh, you're welcome, thank you.
I gotta go, night.
- Goodnight.
- See you tomorrow.
(door closes)
(gentle music)
- Have you hard the news?
- Colin Farrell wants to walk
the red carpet with me?
- Not quite.
But it is juicy.
- What is?
- You know the
American, Josh Jenkins?
- Yes.
- His mum's from here.
He was born here
and then was taken to America
to live with his daddy.
- Really, how do you know?
- It's all over the internet.
Woman called Ruby Jenkins.
She's dead now, but like,
can you believe that?
- Can I have a look?
- Mm?
- Of course I can't
wait to get back.
What are you crazy? I gotta
take you out for the dinner
in Venice Beach I've
been promising you.
I gotta go, buy.
Hey, Mel.
So I'm gonna be outta
here tomorrow for sure.
- Mm.
- I'll miss you.
- I've been taken
for a fool before,
so don't worry about it.
- Look, that was just a little-
- I don't wanna know.
I mean, what was I thinking?
As if me and you
could ever, like-
- Mel, I don't wanna hurt you.
Look, I know what I'm like
and I'm not good enough for you.
- Oh, please.
- No, really, I'm
not a good guy.
- La, la, la, la, la, la, la.
Would you like a cup of tea?
- Yeah.
You want a cup of tea.
La, la.
- Grace?
Grace?
Help!
- Grace.
Grace.
Gracie. What happened?
- I don't know what happened.
- Grace.
- She was just singing and-
- Grace. Get the
door, get the door.
- What happened?
What happened?
- I don't know, she
just passed out.
Get in the car.
- Grace, are you okay?
- We'll get the boys, okay.
- [Mel] Grace?
- Is she all right?
- [Mel] No, What happened?
- I don't understand
it, I just felt it-
♪ It will not be all night
♪ Till you slip away
- Right, I'll be there,
I'll be there right away.
Bye-bye.
Marcus, Marcus,
Grace isn't well.
I know that you don't care,
but I am gonna have to go.
- Again?
I'm sure it's no more serious
than it was the last time.
- Oh, but she's in the hospital.
- My hands are tied,
Lily, I'm sorry.
- Oh, you are not being fair.
- I'm not being fair?
Do you think I don't
know how many times
you've been looking after her
when you should have
been here working?
I'm gonna have to put
my foot down, Lily.
- Do you know, you
can't spend your life
being horrible to people
just because it
makes you feel great.
You think that you
are above everybody.
Well, I've news for
you, you're not.
And as for our boys,
I'm glad they have hardly
anything to do with you
because I wouldn't
one drop of your nits
near them so I wouldn't.
And as for our
Grace, she needs me.
And wild horses, let alone,
some rejumped up nobody
is gonna stop me.
- Lily!
I'm being unreasonable.
Lily, if you leave like this.
You're fired.
- Thank you.
That is the best news
I have had all year
and you take your
job and stick it.
(whimsical music)
- Um, are you little
Grace's mother?
- Yeah.
- There's no easy
way to say this.
We believe she has a very
serious heart condition.
She needs a very
specific procedure,
but unfortunately, we don't have
the facilities in
northern Ireland to do it.
- Surely, there's
something you can do
for the wee love.
- Well, I have put a call in
to a hospital in London
that does this procedure,
but we need to move very fast
if there is to be any
chance of success.
There is another problem.
The costs are, I would estimate
in the region of 60,000 pounds.
- 60,000 pounds, are you sure?
- Now if Grace was to go,
she has to go as
soon as possible.
I mean, in the next few days.
I just want to assure you
we will do everything we can.
- Can I go into her now, please.
- Of course.
- Josh, would you
take the boys home?
- Sure.
- We're gonna get this money.
- Ay, sure, I'll
sell my Ferrari.
- Oh, shut your pie
hole, will you Markie.
I'm serious.
We need to pull together.
We can get everybody
in the area.
- Maybe we should be careful
about getting their
hopes up, you know.
It sounds kind of impossible
to raise that amount of money
in a few days.
- Last thing I wanna do
is get their hopes up.
Useless even trying.
- Excuse me.
Please, can we try.
I've got 43 pounds
in my savings jar.
Billy Robert has even more.
I don't want our
wee Grace to die.
Please.
- You're some wee
lad, sweetheart.
- We're gonna raise this
money if it kills me.
- Okay, so where do we start.
Like how do you get
that money this quickly?
Uh, uh, what we could do,
a sponsored kiss-a-thon?
- All right, they could
pay to not kiss you.
What we could do is
a sponsored diet.
- Oh, I'm not sure.
It's not as if I have that
much to lose, you know?
What?
That's bloat.
Water retention.
- Oh, well, you better call Noah
if it ever bursts.
- Maybe Joanie could
do a dance-a-thon.
Yeah, they do that kind of thing
in the states all the time.
It makes a lot of money.
- Yes, I love dancing.
- Josh, darling,
would you ask Joanie?
She'd do anything for you.
For wee Grace.
- Yeah.
- [Together] To Grace.
- In other news, an
appeal has been launched
to raise money for Belfast
girl, Grace Davidson.
Fundraising is taking
place across the country
in what has been dubbed
the Amazing Grace Campaign.
Efforts are building towards
the campaign's showpiece finale,
a massive dance-a-thon
to be held this Friday.
- Ladies and gentlemen,
boys and girls.
Welcome to the Amazing
Grace Dance-a-Thon.
Now every pound you raise
is gonna help save our Grace.
Cue music.
Let's dance for Grace.
(audience applauding)
(upbeat big band music)
- I'm standing here in
the heart of Belfast
where excitement and
urgency are in the area.
Local people from
across northern Ireland
are rushing to the aid of
a five-year-old
girl called Grace.
Grace is desperately in need
of costly life saving treatment
and time is of the essence.
So let's get our
dancing shoes on
and see what's going on.
(hip hop music)
- [Mel] You wanna play a game.
- [Grace] Yes.
- Knock, knock,
knock on the door.
Take me somewhere I've
never been before.
- Heaven.
- Okay.
Close your eyes.
What do you see?
- White clouds and
white princesses.
- What else?
- There's a giant seashell.
There's even a
teddy bear's picnic.
There's no fuzzy tricks to like
but Grandma Geri's there.
- Okay, that'll do.
Do you want a sip of water?
- Yes, thank you.
(upbeat music)
(audience applauding)
(grand orchestral music)
- There you go.
- Sammy, S-A-M-M-Y.
- S-A-M-M-Y, okay.
There you go, man.
(Middle Eastern music)
- Whoo!
(Middle Eastern music)
("Dance of the
Sugar Plum Fairy")
- Grace is getting weaker.
Um, I think I'm gonna have
to transfer her
to intensive care.
Is there any news?
- Well, everybody's
doing their best.
- Thanks, thanks for
your support, yeah.
Oh, my goodness.
Okay.
- You're gorgeous.
(Josh laughs)
Do you think I'm pretty?
- Yeah, okay, here we go.
- Thank you.
- Okay.
(Markie laughing)
- It is so inspiring
to see so many people
from across the city
and beyond and from all walks
of life pulling together.
60,000 pounds needs to be raised
in just a few days, so
please, please donate
what you can now.
(phone beeping)
Billy Robert,
Billy Robert, look.
- Tomorrow?
- Yeah.
- The Vasser's coming to match.
- That's sick.
(audience applauding)
(dancers tapping)
- [Doctor] Everybody in
London is still on standby,
but we are running out of time.
(audience cheering)
- Are you sure
about this, Kanye?
- Yes, Nanny.
We'll be fine.
- What was this
that was on again?
- It was on a tweet.
- A what?
- Come on.
- [Announcer] Please
welcome your teams,
Northern Ireland
and New Zealand.
- Kanye.
Kanye, over here mate.
- Mel, Mel.
Come look at this.
- Come on Kanye!
- Kanye!
- [Announcer] Are
you Kanye Davidson?
- [Kanye] Yes.
- How does it feel to be
a mascot for the Northern
Ireland football team tonight?
- It's just amazing,
like a dream.
- [Announcer] And you're here
for another reason
as well, aren't you?
- Yeah, we need to raise
money for my sister, Grace.
She needs an operation
done in London.
- Well, can I tell you
all the Northern Ireland
fans and the players,
we've all pulled together
and I can tell you tonight
that we have raised
36,000 pounds.
(audience cheering)
- Wow.
- Come on, Kanye.
No wonder you love this city.
- But you know what,
it's not just everybody here
at Windsor Park tonight.
There's a few other people
who are supporting you
and supporting Grace.
They're very special
and they're giving
you a special mention.
Take a look at this.
- From all of here
from Northern Ireland,
we're kindhearted souls,
we're the best people.
Get behind little Grace.
Help her, help her
for her operation
and do us all proud.
- This is a good luck
message little Grace.
It sounds like the whole
country's behind her
and I know she's
gonna win this fate
and we'll all be there
to cheer her one.
Good luck to you.
- Hi, Grace, it's
Tommy Bowe here.
I've believe you've got a bit
of a battle on your hands,
but we're all 100% behind you
and we know we're gonna
see you at the other side.
- Best of luck.
- Grace, we're all
cheering you on.
We're all cheering
for you, Grace.
- Grace, we're right
behind you and beside you.
Together we can do this.
(audience cheering)
- Kanye, have you
anything else to say?
- Just thanks to everyone
and thanks to
the Northern Ireland
football team for everything.
- Kanye, well
done, and good luck
and let's get on with the game.
- Thank you.
(audience cheering)
- Great.
So, what have we got?
- Thanks for Kanye's
football match,
we raised 36,000 pounds.
- We got 19,560 from
the dance-a-thon
and from the website.
- The collection
box has made 560.
- And 165 from the
autographs and the T-shirts.
- That totals 56,285.
- How much are we short?
- 3,715 pounds.
- Suzie, what would we
get for the fish tank?
- Oh, let me see, nothing.
- But those fish
cost us a fortune
and I'd sell Sonny and
Cher for that wee girl,
I really would.
- Oh, you're like me.
- How much for that?
- Where did you get that?
- I don't matter, it's legal.
- I have to ring my...
- Hello?
- [Lily] Hello, love.
- Hey, Mum.
- We've got it.
- We got it.
- All of it.
- All of it, are you sure?
- Yes.
- Oh, my gosh, Mommy,
that's amazing.
- You sold your ruby
ring, didn't you?
- Gladly.
It's in giving we
are truly happy.
Now I know what you mean.
- Will it be all right?
- All we have to
do is have faith.
Grace will do the rest.
- Josh, would you
be able to look
after the boys just while
we take Grace to London?
I don't want too
much disruption.
But now if you're flying
out or rather not,
that's perfectly all right.
- What, me mind the boys?
- Yes, please.
- Of course.
It's no problem.
No problem at all.
- I love you.
- Hello, Grace.
- Hello.
- We'll take it from here.
She's in good hands,
I promise you.
(gentle suspenseful music)
Well, I am happy to say
the operation has
been as successful
as we could have hoped for.
- Thank God.
- That being said, we still need
to be a little cautious
until she wakes, of course.
But everything's
going to plan so far.
- Can we be with her
whenever she wakes up?
- Oh, yes, that would
be a good thing.
Before she went under,
she gave me this.
She said I could use
it if I needed to,
but it's still got a
little magic left in it.
- Thank you, thank you.
♪ Amazing grace
♪ How sweet the sound
♪ That saved a wretch like me
♪ I once was lost
♪ But now I'm found
♪ Was blind but now I see
- Grace.
It's your mommy and your nanny.
- I'm thirsty.
- Thirsty.
- Oh, thanks be to God.
Sweetheart.
(phone ringing)
- Hello?
Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, everything's fine.
Um, eggs and toast.
Yeah, he's burnt
the toast, mm-hmm.
Yeah.
- Thank God.
You guys, your
sister's gonna be okay.
Yeah, the boys really miss you.
No, not just the boys.
Okay, I'll see you, so, bye.
What?
(phone ringing)
- It's her, yeah, hold on.
Hello?
Uh-huh.
What, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
She's all right.
- She's all right.
- She's all right.
- She's all right.
- She's all right.
♪ All right
♪ All right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right
♪ All right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right
- Up update tonight
on Grace Davidson.
We can confirm that
Grace's operation in London
has been a success.
- Grace is gonna be okay.
- The life saving
procedure was made possible
after a community
fundraising campaign.
♪ All right, all right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right, all right
♪ Everything's
gonna be all right ♪
♪ All right, all right,
it's really all right ♪
♪ It's really all right
(Joanie knocking)
- Hello.
- Joanie?
- Could I come in
just for five minutes?
- Yeah, sure, come on in.
Can I get you anything?
- No, no, thank you.
- Just waiting on a call from LA
on the new funding for my film.
- I've heard about your film.
I was hoping maybe you could get
me a love scene
with Colin Farrell.
(Josh laughs)
No, okay.
Um, it's called City
of Terror, is it?
- Trouble.
But no, I've actually
changed the name
of the film, it's now
called "City of Soul."
- Well, that is a
fantastic title.
Better.
- I know a lot of people
don't believe in me,
but I will make this movie.
I want the world to know
about this crazy place.
I don't wanna sound cheesy,
but I feel like the
people of Belfast
have a lot of love within them
and I really wanna capture that.
- Josh, I have
something I'd like
to get off my chest.
- Look, I'm sorry if I've
given you the wrong vibe.
I'm not interested.
As a matter of fact,
I'm kind of really into
someone else right now.
- Do you think I fancy you?
- No?
- No, no, goodness, no.
I think I might (exhales).
Josh, I'm your sister.
Your half sister.
Ruby Jenkins was my mother.
Nobody knows this
because I grew up
in a different area
of Belfast, but
Josh I am certain
you are my brother.
- You're my sister?
- Brother.
- That was amazing.
- It was.
I'll see you soon?
- Yeah.
- Everything all right, Josh.
- Yeah, everything's
more than okay.
- Well, it doesn't come
up that side, does it?
- Look what the cat dragged in.
- I've come to
settle what I owe.
- Count it, Lucy.
- Like I said, I'm here
to settle what I owe you
and ask you to please
give Lily her job back.
- Excuse me?
Have you not done enough
charity work for that family?
- That family is worth
a hundred of you.
As for Lily, she's the
most inspirational woman
I've ever met in my life
and she needs this
job to, guess what,
pay for your kids.
- You've paid your bill
so you can go.
- You know, Marcus, you
have absolutely no heart.
- Because I don't believe
in giving handouts.
- Except you do,
though, don't you?
I saw you put the money in
the collection box for Grace.
- That was different.
- Marcus, don't live
your life like I did.
Afraid of giving out love
in case you get
hurt or rejected.
- Okay, spare me
the sentimental.
- Listen, jackass.
You have two beautiful
boys out there
who need their dad.
Two boys who almost lost
their little sister.
And they love you.
I don't know why,
but they do.
- Lucy.
Give Lily a call there.
See if she wants to
do a shift on Tuesday.
- Happier times here in Belfast,
as little Grace
Davidson returns home
after a successful
operation in London.
Thanks to the generosity
of the people of
Northern Ireland,
Grace received her
life-saving treatment
and the family have been
giving their reaction.
- We just want to
say thank you so much
to everybody who's
contributed money
to Amazing Grace campaign.
The support's been overwhelming
and we're so, so grateful.
Grace, do you wanna
say something?
- Thank you.
Josh?
- Yes.
- I love you.
- I love you, too.
- Will you come back?
- I sure will.
- Pinky promise.
- Of course.
- All right, guys,
I'm outta here.
- Bye Josh.
- See you later.
Mel, keep singing.
I'll be back.
- Okay, take care.
- Yeah.
Lily, what can I say?
- There's a wee sandwich
you for the journey.
I hope you like pickle.
- You're quite a lady.
- You're quite a fella.
- All right, guys.
Thank you for everything.
- Bye Josh.
- Bye.
- [Lily] Bye-bye, bye-bye.
(gentle music)
- Bye.
- Bye-bye.
(tires screech)
- Mel!
♪ You will always be
the one I needed ♪
♪ You will always
- Why is that never me, eh?
Always the bridesmaid
and never the bride.
- Tell me about it.
♪ Never stops
- [Together] Here Josh.
- I can move to
LA in a heartbeat.
- [Markie] And here she's
going to worry about me.
- Bye.
(gentle music)
(bright music)
- Hello, and welcome
o Sunny Belfast.
Well, not gonna let a little bit
of rain dampen our spirits.
This is the hottest event
of the year.
This is the world premier
of "City of Soul."
And the fans are out
in force to catch
a glimpse of some of the movers
and shakers behind the film.
Oh, and first on the red carpet
is Joanie Clark, who
a year ago remarkably
discovered that she is
Josh Jenkins' half sister.
She's here tonight with
her fiance, Sammy Taylor,
composer of "City of Soul."
Next, there's Marcus Dittynip
with his boys Billy
Robert and Kanye,
who were so instrumental during
last year's Amazing
Grace campaign.
Dittynip's great new performance
as Captain Loveheart
has had critics
and fans buzzing.
And here are two big
influences on the movie,
close friends of
Josh Jenkins himself.
They're said to
be the inspiration
behind the ground
breaking dance finale.
Which brings me to the
reason we're all here.
"City of Soul."
The film to break box office
records around the world
is the passion project
of Josh Jenkins
and his production
company, Goliath Films.
I think I've
actually just spotted
the main man himself,
Josh Jenkins.
You guys at home will know Josh
as child star Zack Goliath,
but he's all grown up now
and boy does he look fantastic.
Not only does he
appear in this film,
but he's also
written it himself.
Now, I'm gonna try and
get a word with him.
This is the biggest
night of his career
and I'm gonna Josh,
Josh, congratulations.
You must be so proud.
- Yes, I am so proud right now.
You know, it's actually,
it's really surreal
to be standing here
right now for sure.
- Let's talk about
the inspiration
for this movie.
- I've been through a lot
of things in my life, right,
so I just draw from
these experiences
and from that I just,
you know, what am I saying? I
mean, these guys, these guys
have been the entire
inspiration for this film.
Oh, and this little
lady right here.
- What's your name?
- Grace.
- So we've got
Grace and Goliath.
Sounds like a good title
for your next movie.
- Yeah, it sure would.
That sounds really good.
I'll have to get back
to you for that one.
- Enjoy your night.
- Okay.
(crowd cheering)
♪ And if I fell from the sky
♪ I think I'd end
up in your arms ♪
♪ And as we lie together
♪ Don't think I
come to any harm ♪
♪ And as we watch
the sky light ♪
♪ It's like the world
just stops in time ♪
♪ And now I'm bound again
♪ Picking up my pieces
♪ Filling me with starlight
♪ Yes, you set me free
♪ So long I've been lost
♪ It only took one
person to believe in me ♪
♪ And I am found
♪ I am found
♪ Next to you
♪ And if I fell from the sky
♪ I think I'd end
up in your arms ♪
♪ And as we lie together
♪ Don't think I
come to any harm ♪
♪ And as we watch
the sky light ♪
♪ It's like the world
just stops in time ♪
♪ And now I'm found again
♪ I am found again
♪ And if I fell from the sky
♪ I think I'd end
up in your arms ♪
♪ And as we lie together
♪ Don't think I
come to any harm ♪
♪ And as we watch
the sky light ♪
♪ It's like the world
just stops in time ♪
♪ And now I'm found again
♪ And now I'm found again
♪ I never knew
this could happen ♪
♪ That life had a plan for me
♪ Just another disappointment
♪ Another nobody in the street
♪ But then you came along
♪ And took me in
♪ Taught me how to love
♪ And that life is
for the living ♪
♪ And I don't know
where this will go now ♪
♪ I'll take your
word when you say ♪
♪ It doesn't matter anyhow
♪ I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ And grace only me
♪ I know it's been a long day
♪ But I'm glad I've
got you to hold ♪
♪ And I've come a long way
♪ But I've still
got so far to go ♪
♪ And every once in
a while I can see ♪
♪ You walk in and you
light up the scene ♪
♪ That smile takes
my breath away ♪
♪ I'll take your
word when you say ♪
♪ Your love is here to stay
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ And grace only me
♪ How can I explain the
changes going on inside ♪
♪ That lift me up
and leave me blind ♪
♪ I wanna be the man
♪ That's always there
to take your hand ♪
♪ Help you find the gold
buried in the sand ♪
♪ And I know
♪ That grace will
shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And take me to exactly
where I need to be ♪
♪ And I know that grace
will shine down on me ♪
♪ And give me everything
that I so badly need ♪
♪ Oh, grace only me