La leggenda del pianista sull’oceano(海上钢琴师)[1998]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：海上钢琴师
英文名称：La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano
年代：1998

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时间	英文	中文
[00:51]	I still ask myself if I did the right thing	至今 我仍会自问
[00:54]	when I abandoned his floating city.	当时抛下他的浮动城市 是否正确
[00:58]	And I don’t mean only for the work.	不仅是指放弃那份工作
[01:03]	The fact is, a friend like that,	事实上 像他这样的朋友
[01:07]	a real friend,	一个真正的朋友
[01:10]	you won’t meet one again.	再也不会遇到了
[01:13]	If you just decide to hang up your sea legs,	若你只是想 免于海上颠簸之苦
[01:17]	if you just want to feel something more solid beneath your feet,	若你只是想要 脚踏实地
[01:23]	and if then you no loner hear the music of the gods around you.	那你可能再也听不到 那原本近在眼前的天籁
[01:32]	But, like he used to say :	但 就如他曾说过的
[01:37]	“You’re never really done for as long as you got a good story…	只要你还有个好故事 和好听众
[01:43]	and someone to tell it to.”	你就永远不会完
[01:49]	Trouble is …	问题是
[01:52]	nobody’d believe a single word of my story.	根本没人相信我说的故事
[02:40]	It happened everytime…	总是如此
[02:44]	someone would look up and see her.	总会有人 抬起头来望见她
[02:51]	It’s difficult to understand.	这真的令人费解
[02:54]	What I’m saying is…	我是说
[02:56]	there were more than a thousand of us on that ship,	这船上有上千名的乘客
[03:00]	travelling richfolk, immigrants,	其中有旅游的富人 移民
[03:04]	and strange people, and us.	异地旅客 及我们这些人
[03:07]	Yet, there was always one!	然而 总会有那么一个人
[03:11]	One guy alone who would see her first.	那个人 会第一个看见她
[03:16]	Maybe he was just sitting there eating,	也许 他只是坐在那儿吃东西
[03:19]	or walking on the deck.	或是在甲板上信步
[03:21]	Maybe he was just fixing his pants.	也许 他只是在那儿补衣裤
[03:24]	He’d look up for a second, A quick glance out to sea,	他不过偶然抬头 对大海勿勿一瞥
[03:29]	and he’d see her.	然后 他看见了她
[03:32]	Then he’d just stand there, rooted to the spot, his heart racing.	接着 他只能呆立当场 心跳加速
[03:38]	And every time, every damn time, I swear,	而我发誓 每一次 真的是每一次
[03:44]	he’d turn to us, towards the ship towards everybody and scream…	他都会转过身来 对着我们 船上所有的人喊道
[03:50]	America!	美国
[04:10]	And I lost big money betting on who’d be the first guy to see her,	我曾为此输了大把银子 就为赌谁会第一个看到她
[04:16]	America!	美国
[05:53]	It’s a miracle, Santa Rosalia!	这是奇迹 圣罗撒利亚
[05:57]	What do you mean Santa Rosalia, it’s the Madonna di Lourdes!	什么圣罗撒利亚？是露德圣母显圣
[06:35]	New York	纽约
[06:44]	The one who sees America first.	第一个看到美国的人
[06:47]	There’s one on every ship!	每艘船上都会 有这么一个人
[06:50]	And don’t be thinking it’s an accident or some optical illusion.	别以为这只是凑巧或是幻想
[06:56]	It’s destiny.	这是命运
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[06:59]	Those are people who always have that precise instant stamped on their life.	那一瞬间早已 刻印在他们的生命之中
[07:06]	And when they were kids, you could look into their eyes,	若你能在他们仍是孩子时 就察看他们的双眼
[07:10]	and if you looked carefully enough you’d already see her,	只要你够仔细 就已能从其中看见她
[07:17]	America.	美国
[07:32]	And I’ve seen a few Americas!	在那艘船上的六年间
[07:35]	Six years on that ship, five crossings a year :	我到过美国几次 这船每年要在
[07:39]	Europe, America and back. Always soaking in the ocean.	欧洲和美国之间往返五次 一直都在海上航行
[07:46]	When you stepped on land you couldn’t even piss straight in the john.	当你上了岸 也无法对准便斗
[07:51]	It was steady. The john, I mean,	当然 厕所是不会动的
[07:54]	but you’d keep bobbing like an idiot.	但你却会像个傻子般 自个儿晃个不停
[07:58]	You can get off a ship all right, but off the ocean…	要离开一艘船是没问题 但要离开大海就
[08:02]	I was just closing. What can I do for you?	我就要打烊了 有什么我能效劳的吗？
[08:08]	When I boarded I was twenty-four years old,	我在24岁时登船
[08:12]	And I only cared about one thing in life	而那时的我只在乎一件事
[08:17]	Playing the trumpet	吹奏小号
[08:24]	I’m selling it.	我打算卖了它
[08:30]	A Conn.	康恩牌
[08:32]	Not bad.	还不错
[08:40]	Best brass money can buy!	这是最棒的铜管乐器了
[08:43]	Could buy, in its day.	曾经 是最棒的
[08:52]	Been a while since you played, eh?	你这吹了 有段时间了吧 嗯？
[08:57]	If you mean for money, a couple of years.	如果您是指用来谋生 是有几年
[09:01]	Have been spurned by got through that thing,	即便是在我的人生低谷
[09:03]	get rid of the blues concert’s playing,	离开乐团的那段日子里
[09:04]	and I’ve never stopped.	我都不曾停止吹奏它
[09:05]	Don’t get me wrong…	你误会我的意思了
[09:07]	The greatest jazz players in the world blew through brass like that.	最伟大的爵士乐手 都是吹这牌子的
[09:10]	I’m sure, Sir.	没错 先生
[09:11]	But after the war, people want brightness thing.	不过 战后人们喜欢开朗的事物
[09:15]	sweet sounds, never mind jazz!	甜美的曲调 不再钟爱爵士了
[09:18]	your conn, just a collector’s item, now.	你的康恩牌 如今也只能成为收藏品了
[09:25]	Six pounds, ten shillings Best I can do.	六英磅十先令 我只能出那么多
[09:30]	Christ, that’s only 25 dollars!	老天 那只有25美金
[09:36]	That horn’s my whole life, mister.	这支小号是我的一切 先生
[09:39]	Okay, no-body’s going to remember me, like Buddy Bolden or Satchmo.	好吧 我不会像巴第波登 书包嘴大叔那样受人缅怀
[09:43]	But even just being a nobody	但就算是个无名小卒的乐器
[09:45]	it’s got to be worth more than twenty lousy bucks!	它也不该只值20多块吧
[09:54]	It that’s how things are, I suppose it’s barely worth half a crown.	要照你这么说 我觉得它连半克朗都不值
[10:00]	Shut the door when you leave, please.	走的时候请把门带上
[10:08]	Okay, Pops, you win!	好吧 老爹 你赢了
[10:15]	You just bought yourself a piece of musical history.	你刚买下了一段音乐史
[10:25]	Now, if you want my advice…	现在 听我的话
[10:29]	go out, treat yourself to a decent meal.	走出店门 然后好好的吃一顿
[10:55]	At least let me play it one last time.	至少 让我再吹奏它一次吧
[10:58]	Young man I don’t have time to waste!	年轻人 我可没那闲工夫
[11:04]	All right.	好吧
[11:08]	Hurry up, then, I’m closing.	但快点 我要关门了
[11:12]	Thank you.	谢谢你
[12:56]	Two peas in a pod, wouldn’t you say?	几乎一模一样 你说是吧？
[13:02]	You are all right? You aren’t going to be ill here, are you?	你没事吧？不会在这儿昏倒吧？
[13:09]	It’s the music you were just playing. Sure you recognise it?	这就是你刚吹奏的曲子 你一定知道它
[13:14]	What is it?	它叫什么？
[13:21]	It doesn’t have a name.	它没有名字
[13:25]	Just a handful of people have had the privilege of hearing it.	只有极少数人 有幸聆听过这首曲子
[13:39]	That style.	这曲风
[13:41]	I was wondering since this morning, but…	我从早上起 就想找出答案 但
[13:44]	I can’t work out who this amazing piano player is.	但我就是想不出来 这位令人惊艳的演奏者是谁
[13:51]	I don’t think you’ve ever heard of him.	我不认为你听过他的名字
[13:53]	Who is he?	他是谁
[13:55]	If I told you that this pianist never existed, I wouldn’t be lying.	就算我说这位钢琴家 不曾存在 也不算说谎
[14:02]	I don’t like secrets. They stink, like dirty underwear!	我不喜欢秘密 它们就像肮脏酸臭的内衣
[14:07]	Come on now, Yank, who the devil is playing?	说吧 这弹琴的人是谁？
[14:20]	It’s my secret.	这是我的秘密
[14:58]	It was the first year of this frigging century,	那是在这混帐新世纪的第一年
[15:03]	as defined by an unknown colored coal stoker on the Virginian.	这是维吉尼亚号上一个黑人炉工 为这世纪下的定义
[15:09]	Fucking rich-ass bastards!	这些混账的有钱人
[15:11]	Can’t lose nothing but cigarette butts and dirty-ass handkerchiefs!	除了烟屁股和脏手绢 什么都不会落下
[15:18]	Can’t lose no watch,	不会留下一只表
[15:20]	not even a beat-up Elgin or a sorry-ass cufflink.	连个破旧缺角的 埃尔金袖扣都没有
[15:24]	What am I talking about? Not even a fake fucking ring!	看看我说的 连个假戒指都没
[15:28]	Hey, look here, a whole cigar!	嘿 看 一整支的雪茄
[15:33]	Must’ve been somebody poor at the party.	这一定派对上的 穷人留下的
[15:36]	Look at this shit! Nasty fucker!	看看这一团乱 这些混帐
[15:43]	Damn rich. Don’t forget nothing unless they owe you some money.	这些有钱人 要是没欠你钱的话 就什么都不留
[15:53]	What in the scuts you doing here?	你在这儿做什么？
[16:03]	T.D. Lemons.	T.D. 柠檬
[16:15]	Howdy do there, Lemon!	你好吗 柠檬
[16:17]	Immigrant bastard!	这些移民混蛋
[16:22]	Give birth in secret,	偷偷生了个孩子
[16:23]	and then leave on the ship another mouth to feed!	然后就丢在船上 又多张嘴吃饭
[16:27]	And that’s a big trouble with the immigration office!	因为这对移民局而言可是大麻烦
[16:31]	What’s a boy like him going to be when the baby grows up?	这孩子长大又能怎样?
[16:33]	Another immigrant!	还不又是个移民
[16:35]	Don’t pay those bastards, no mind, Lemon.	别理那些混蛋 别在意 柠檬
[16:39]	Go on, lap it up boy!	来 喝吧 孩子
[16:42]	It’s not you mama’s tip, but it’s real milk.	这不是妈妈的奶头 但这可是真的牛奶
[16:45]	Go on!	喝吧
[16:50]	This one they left in first class on top the piano.	这小子被留在 头等舱的钢琴上
[16:53]	They are hoping some rich guy will come take it	他们是想让 有钱人来把他捡走
[16:56]	and give it a happy life.	让他过上好生活
[16:57]	– Isn’t that so, Danny? – What do you think?	– 我说的对吧 丹尼？- 你觉得是不是呀？
[17:02]	And who does the little ape get instead? A poor worthless nigger!	看看是谁捡到了这小鬼 一个一文不名的穷黑鬼
[17:15]	Fuck poverty, you stinking sewerrats!	穷你个屁 你们这些臭老鼠
[17:25]	T.D.was written on the box. Any of you shitheads know what that means?	在那盒子上写着T.D. 你们这些笨蛋 知道什么意思吗
[17:29]	I forgot, You all can’t read!	我忘了 你们不识字
[17:32]	I’ll tell you what it means.	我来告诉你们 那是什么意思吧
[17:33]	It means, “Thanks, Danny.” “Thanks, Danny”	意思是 谢谢丹尼 谢谢丹尼
[17:36]	They left that boy for me and l’m keeping him.	他们把这孩子留给我 而我要收留他
[17:38]	Rest of you all can go fuck yourselves.	你们这些人去吃自己吧
[17:40]	Danny, what are you going to call the nino?	丹尼 你打算叫这小鬼什么
[17:46]	Hell, I didn’t think about that.	糟 我还真没想过这事
[17:50]	To start off, I name him after me, Danny Boodman.	首先 我要让他继承我的名字 丹尼·布德曼
[17:54]	Then l’ll put T.D. in the middle	然后 我要在中间加上 T.D.
[17:56]	like the rich folks puts on their cuff-links in shirts.	就像有钱人的衬衣袖扣那样
[18:00]	That give it class, to put that in the middle, don’t you think?	有个中间名 看起来比较高级 你们觉得呢？
[18:03]	All fucking lawyers gots initials in the middle of their names.	那些混帐律师的名字里 都会有缩写的中间名
[18:07]	One of mine own was Jonathan P.T.K. Wonder.	我有个律师就叫 强纳生P.T.K.汪德
[18:10]	The one who sent you straight to jail for ten years?	就是那个 把你送去坐监十年的家伙？
[18:13]	You got one good memory, chicky China man!	你记性不错嘛 中国仔
[18:16]	If my son grow up to be a lawyer, I swear I’ll kill him myself!	要是我儿子长大去当律师 我发誓会亲手宰了他
[18:20]	But the boy’s name is still going to be Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon.	不过 这孩子还是要叫 丹尼·布德曼T.D.柠檬
[18:26]	What do you think?	你们觉得好吗？
[18:27]	You got to like it, Danny.You’re the mama!	你自己得喜欢才行 丹尼 你才是他妈
[18:31]	I like it firmly, but it’s short. I mean, it got no finish.	我是喜欢 但短了点 还没有姓氏
[18:35]	He ain’t the son of no fucking duke, Danny!	他又不是什么公爵的儿子 丹尼
[18:38]	You found him on a Tuesday, call him Tuesday!	反正你在星期二找到他 就叫他星期二吧
[18:44]	You ain’t as dumb as you look, colored boy!	你没外表看起来那么蠢嘛 黑小子
[18:47]	I found him the first month of the first year of this frigging new century,	我在本世纪第一年第一个月的第一天找到他
[18:52]	so I’m calling him Nineteen Hundred!	因此 我要叫他 一九〇〇
[18:57]	Nineteen Hundred? But that’s a number!	一九〇〇？但那是个数字
[19:00]	It was a number, now it’s a name!	那是数字 但现在它是名字了
[19:02]	Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon Nineteen Hundred!	丹尼·布德曼T.D.柠檬·一九〇〇
[19:09]	Danny, your little bambino is not so happy!	丹尼 你的小宝宝好像不太开心
[19:13]	Come on, hurry, Hurry up. Don’t worry, your mama’s here.	来 快 快点 别担心 妈妈来了
[19:22]	Damn. How can something that small shit so much?	混帐 这么小的个儿 怎么能拉那么多？
[19:47]	Thanks Danny?	谢谢丹尼
[19:50]	Thanks Danny?	谢谢丹尼
[20:04]	Thanks Danny	谢谢丹尼
[20:07]	Thanks Danny	谢谢丹尼
[20:21]	Thanks Danny…	谢谢丹尼
[20:27]	It was like the second coming of Christ.	那情形真像是 耶稣再次降生
[20:30]	Maybe it was that, with all the miracles that little kid had up his sleeve.	看那孩子用双手所创造的奇迹 也许真是如此
[20:35]	Hell, he did everything on the water but walk.	老天 在水上 除了行走 他几乎什么都做到了
[20:39]	And l heard he’d done that, too.	而我听说 他连那事都做到过
[20:46]	And that’s how little Nineteen Hundred grew up	而小小的一九〇〇就是成长在
[20:50]	inside that cradle as big as a ship.	这个像船一样大的摇篮中
[20:53]	But, since Danny was afraid they’d take him away	但由于证件和签证的问题
[20:57]	on account of some business concerning documents and visas,	丹尼很怕孩子被人带走
[21:00]	the boy lived his early years always hiding	因此这孩子 在他童年的早期
[21:04]	in the belly of the Virginian.	总是藏身在 维吉尼亚号底舱之中
[21:39]	Okay, now try one for yourself.	好了 现在自己试试
[21:41]	Now, look here. Push your fingera gainst these words,	看好了 用你的手指 指着这些字
[21:44]	so the letters can’t run off on you!	那这些字就跑不掉了
[21:47]	“Man”	芒
[21:48]	All right, keep going	很好 继续
[21:51]	“go”	果
[21:53]	go on	再来
[21:54]	“Ma”	妈
[21:55]	Just a little bit more	再念一个字
[21:56]	“Ma”	妈
[21:59]	Boy, you read like a god, Lemon!	孩子 你念得太棒了 柠檬
[22:02]	Now, go on, put them all together, kind of like them boiler valves.	现在 来 把它们放在一起念 就像锅炉阀门那样
[22:07]	Come on.	来
[22:11]	“Man… go… Mama”	芒 果 妈妈
[22:18]	Mango Mama. All right. Keep going.	芒果妈妈 好 继续
[22:22]	“Ya-nk my ch-ain”	抽出 我的 链条
[22:28]	Danny, why are you laughing so much?	丹尼 为什么你这么爱笑？
[22:31]	Because these are names of horses. Don’t that make you laugh?	因为这些是马的名字 你不觉得很好笑吗
[22:34]	I”m just crazy about these horses’ names. Look at this one here.	我太喜欢这些马的名字了 看看这边这个
[22:37]	Read there, that one ran yesterday at Cleveland.	念念这只 昨天在克里夫兰比赛的
[22:39]	“Ha-ppy Hoo-fers”.	快乐 踢跶舞者
[22:45]	Listen to this	听这个
[22:47]	“Sa-ssy La-ssy”.	时髦 少女
[22:49]	Sassy Lassy!	时髦 少女
[22:52]	And this one, “Red Hot Mama”	还有这个 红色辣妈
[23:00]	What’s a mama, Danny?	什么是 妈妈 丹尼？
[23:04]	A mama?	妈妈？
[23:06]	A mama’s a horse!	妈妈是一种马
[23:09]	A horse?	马？
[23:10]	Racehorse	是赛马
[23:12]	Matter of fact, you know what I say. Mama’s the best horse in the world?	说真的 妈妈是世上最好的马
[23:15]	Thoroughbred, You bet on a mama, you always win.	是纯种 你要押注在 妈妈身上就一定赢
[23:24]	“Tano D’Amato The King of Lemons”	塔诺·达马托 柠檬之王
[23:32]	Dad, put your finger here and read.	爹地 把你的手指放在这 然后念出来
[23:35]	T.D. doesn’t mean “Thanks, Danny”	T.D. 不是 谢谢丹尼
[23:41]	Who’s this pansy ass?	这娘娘腔是谁？
[23:43]	That’s enough reading for tonight. Too much reading’s bad for you!	今晚念得够了 念太多书对你有坏处
[23:50]	What else is bad, Danny?	还有哪些事情是坏的 丹尼？
[23:53]	Everything off the Virginian is bad.	在维吉尼亚 以外的事都是坏的
[23:58]	Everything.	每件事
[24:00]	They got sharks on the land, they eat you alive.	在陆上的人有鲨鱼 会生吞了你
[24:02]	You keep away from they, you hear?	你要离他们远点 听到吗
[24:06]	See this here.	你看
[24:08]	That’s the white sharks, worst kind.	这是大白鲨咬的 最可怕的一种
[24:11]	Danny, what’s an orphanage?	丹尼 什么是孤儿院？
[24:15]	Well, a orphanage is like a great big prison	孤儿院就像是 一座大监狱
[24:19]	where they lock up folks that ain’t got kids.	那里专门关没有小孩的人
[24:21]	So if I wasn’t with you they would put you in an orphanage?	那 要是你没和我一起 他们就会把你抓进孤儿院？
[24:28]	You got that right, little Lemon. Night-night.	说对了 小柠檬 晚安
[24:34]	On that extraordinary floating city called Virginian, more than a father,	在维吉尼亚号这座特别的浮动城市中 一九〇〇不只有父亲
[24:39]	Nineteen Hundred found a whole family made of truly unique people,	还拥有一个完整的大家庭 他们都很独特
[24:45]	like the ship’s doctor.	就像船医
[24:46]	Open your mouth, like this.	把嘴张开 像这样
[24:52]	Shit, doctor,what’s that red thing hanging from your throat? Are you sick?	糟了 医生 你喉咙里怎么吊着个红色的东西？你生病了吗？
[24:58]	What’s your name, doctor?	你叫什么名字呢 医生
[25:02]	Dr Klausermanspizwegensdorfentage.	克劳瑟曼 史匹兹维格斯 多芬塔格
[25:06]	What a name! If they had to call you quickly ,they’ve had garner!	好长的名字 若他们有急事找你 可有得念了
[25:11]	All that circus…	所有的成员
[25:12]	cooks, sailors, radio operators and waiters	包括 厨师 水手 无线电报员 和 待者
[25:17]	took good care of him.	都尽心照顾他
[25:19]	and in their own way tried to give him what they thought was a good education.	都以自己的方式 给一九〇〇 自以为最好的教育
[25:29]	Also the ship’s Captain, other way he ended up being part of that crazy family.	就连船长最后也加入了 这个疯狂的大家庭
[25:36]	Captain Smith, a wise man, he only had three defects :	英明的史密斯船长 只有三个弱点
[25:40]	he suffered from claustrophobia, had a horrible fear of drowning,	他有幽闭恐惧症 非常害怕溺水
[25:45]	and he hated sweets.	而且 他讨厌甜食
[25:47]	Nineteen Hundred, how many times have I told you not to come up here?	一九〇〇 告诉你多少次 别上来到这儿
[25:53]	Especially if it’s to steal!	尤其是来这儿偷东西
[25:56]	Put the booty back where you found it and return to your den	把你的战利品放回原处 回你的小窝去
[26:00]	or I’ll send you to the orphanage!	不然 我就把你送进孤儿院
[26:02]	Quick…!	立刻
[26:05]	Mr. Danny Boodman, this orphan nuts must come to an end!	丹尼·布德曼先生 关于这个疯孩子 得有个了断
[26:11]	On the case, It’s even against the law.	这件事甚至违反了法律
[26:15]	Fuck the law!	去他的法律
[26:54]	Hey, Mick, what do you think about in the middle of a storm?	嘿 米克 置身这暴风中 让你想到什么？
[26:59]	What? Do I think my lawyer should never have been born?	什么？你问我 我的律师该不该生在这世上？
[27:06]	Yes,the storm.	对 这风暴
[27:08]	You bet he was warned, then I blew off his head!	我会警告他 然后打爆他的头
[27:13]	You think of jam and bread?	你想到了果酱和面包吧
[27:16]	Yes.	没错
[27:18]	Know what I think, Mick? I think you’re loco!	知道我怎么想吗 米克？我觉得你是个疯子
[27:22]	I have gusto?	你说我 很有品味？
[27:25]	Danny, tell Pedro how I cut that lawyer’s balls off!	丹尼 告诉佩德罗 我是怎么切了那律师的卵蛋的
[27:31]	The Warldorf? I’ve never been there.	沃尔多夫？我没去过
[27:35]	The whites wouldn’t let me in unless they full of the shit out the toilets!	除非是便池满了 不然那些白人才不会让我进去
[27:43]	Watch out, Danny!	小心 丹尼
[27:50]	– Danny! – Run, quickly!	– 丹尼 – 快点
[27:53]	Danny!!	丹尼
[27:58]	– Get out the way, let me see. – Call a doctor.	– 让开 让我看看 – 快去叫医生
[28:04]	The doctor, quickly.	叫医生 快
[28:07]	Danny, you bloody cow. Talk to me.	丹尼 老兄 说话啊
[28:10]	Ain’t nothing but a pat on the back, boys.	没什么 不过就是后面拍一下
[28:14]	Hang on, the doctor’s coming.	撑着点 医生就来了
[28:18]	DDoctor Kla-Kla-Klaus…	医生 克 克 克劳瑟
[28:26]	Klau-Klauserman!	克劳瑟曼
[28:31]	Klausermanspizwegens Frischerri… Kemmanschov…	克劳瑟曼 匹兹维格斯 弗里茨切利 肯曼斯乔夫
[28:36]	Quick on the Trigger	操之过急
[28:42]	lead over Holy Shoot…	领先圣枪
[28:48]	and Times Were Good	而”好景气”
[28:54]	was disqualified.	被取消资格
[29:03]	Saucy Bossy	“轻快母牛”
[29:07]	ain’t a soon tooker was Brave Victory, over…	这不快的马是 “勇敢的胜利者” 超越了
[29:19]	It took him three days to go toes up, old Danny.	老丹尼 撑了三天才死去
[29:24]	He let go on the sixth race in Chicago,	他去世时 芝加哥正进行第六场赛马
[29:27]	Drinkable Water by two lengths over Vegetable Soup,	“饮用水”超过了”蔬菜汤”两个身位
[29:31]	and five over Blue Foudation.	而且超过了”蓝基金”五个身位
[29:35]	“Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death	我虽然行过死寂的幽谷
[29:39]	I will fear no evil for Thou art with me…”	也不怕遭害 因为你与我同在
[29:40]	Dr. Klausermanspizwegensdorfentage	克劳瑟曼 史匹兹维格斯 多芬塔格 医生
[29:43]	declared that if Danny hadn’t laugh so much ,	他表示 如果丹尼不是笑得太多
[29:46]	he probably would have recovered.	他是有可能复原的
[29:49]	But history isn’t made of “ifs”.	但历史中没有 如果
[29:52]	And the only thing we can say for sure	唯一能肯定的是
[29:55]	is that suddenly,	突然之间
[29:57]	Lemon Nineteen Hundred became an orphan for the second time.	柠檬·一九〇〇 又再次的成为了孤儿
[30:10]	In the name of the Father and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.	奉圣父 圣子 圣灵的名
[30:15]	Amen.	阿门
[30:29]	Ogaku Music.	Ogaku 音乐
[30:46]	Nineteen Hundred was eight years old then.	一九〇〇当时才八岁
[30:50]	He’d made the trip between Europe and America about fifty times, I imaged.	我猜想 他这时已在欧美间 往返了有五十多次了吧
[30:57]	The ocean was his home.	大海就是他的家
[31:01]	Yeah, and his skin was covered in scales and he had two fins, instead of arms!	是呀 他的皮肤上布满了鳞片 有两只鳍而没有手臂
[31:07]	It’s all true, Pops.	这全是真的 老爹
[31:10]	You can bet your soul on it.	我向你保证
[31:12]	But that’s absurd!	但这故事太荒诞了
[31:13]	The God’s truth!	那是千真万确的
[31:14]	He never set foot on dry land. Never.	他从未上过岸 从没有
[31:18]	He’d seen it from the ports a hundred times, but he never got off the boat.	他在港口看过几百次的陆地 但他从没离开那艘船
[31:25]	Problem was as far as the world was concerned he didn’t even exist,	问题在于 对这世界而言 他甚至不存在
[31:30]	there wasn’t a city, a parish, a hospital, jail or baseball team	没有任何一个城市 教区 医院 监狱或棒球队里
[31:35]	that had his name any place.	载有他的名字
[31:38]	He didn’t have a country, he didn’t even have a birth date. No family.	他没有国籍 甚至没有生日 也没有家
[31:44]	He was eight years old, but officially, he had never even been born.	他当时已经八岁 但就官方说法 他甚至从未出生
[33:44]	America!	美国
[33:46]	America!	美国
[34:05]	It’s Kidnapping.	这是个绑架事件
[34:07]	Charges of kidnapping could be brought against you, Captain,	要是有一天 这孩子的亲人出现 船长
[34:11]	if one fine day the boy’s kin were to show up.	你可能会遭控以绑架罪名
[34:14]	After eight years, l seriously doubt it.	都已过了八年了 我很怀疑这点
[34:18]	However, I think the time has come to allow the boy to have a normal life.	然而 我认为 也该让这孩子 过正常生活了
[34:23]	I’ve written a personal note	我写了封私信
[34:26]	which I’d ask you to deliver the head of state orphanage.	要请你代为转交给 州立孤儿院长
[34:30]	Very well, Captain. Now where will we find the lad?	好的 船长 那我们在哪儿能找到他呢
[34:34]	Boatswain, show these gentlemen the way.	水手长 为几位先生带路
[34:46]	Forward.	往前
[34:47]	They are looking for 1900.	他们在找一九〇〇
[34:49]	they got to find the entire space.	他们打算搜遍 这整个地方
[35:01]	Stand aside	站旁边去
[35:02]	You there! Hold that cargo!	那边的 停下那货物
[35:05]	I’m going to search everything.	每样东西都要搜查
[35:13]	– Have you seen a little boy? – I never saw him.	– 你有见到个小男孩吗？- 没见过
[35:19]	22 days later, when the Virginian headed for Rio de Janeiro,	当维吉尼亚要前往里约热内卢 已是22天后
[35:22]	nobody had found Nineteen Hundred, one hadn’t crew knows what happened to him.	没有任何人找到一九〇〇 也没有任何船员知道他怎么了
[35:28]	Everybody, they had death in their hearts,	每个人 都感到心情沉重
[35:30]	because they had all gotten attached to the little boy,	因为他们心中 对这男孩都生了依恋之情
[35:33]	although no-one would say so.	只是没人说出口
[35:39]	Captain…! Wake up!	船长 醒醒
[35:41]	Let me sleep.	让我睡觉
[35:43]	Captain, this is emergency!	船长 这是紧急事件
[35:45]	Christ!	老天
[35:46]	We are sinking? We are sinking!	船要沉了？船要沉了！
[35:48]	Worse! Much worse!	更糟 比那更糟
[36:39]	What’s his name?	他叫什么名字
[36:41]	Nineteen Hundred.	一九〇〇
[36:44]	Not the song, the boy.	我不是问曲子 是问那孩子
[36:46]	Nineteen Hundred.	一九〇〇
[36:48]	Like the song!	就像曲子一样
[36:54]	He would have wanted to ask him a lot of questions that moment Captain Smith.	那一刻 史密斯船长 有很多问题想问
[36:59]	Like : “Where the hell did you learn to play the piano?”	比如 你是在哪儿学会弹琴的
[37:02]	Or : “ln what damn hole have you been hiding?”	或是 你到底是躲哪儿去了
[37:05]	Or : “Where in Christ’s name are you getting this music from?	又或 这些音乐是从哪儿来的
[37:09]	which seems to enter your veins without you even realizing it.”	看来像是早在你知道前 就已存在你血液之中
[37:14]	But he was a man in uniform,	但他当时有务在身
[37:16]	and the only thing he managed to say was:	而他只说了
[37:19]	Nineteen Hundred, all of this is entirely against the regulations.	一九〇〇 这一切 完全的违反规定
[37:27]	Fuck the regulations!	去他的规定
[37:31]	His exact words : “Fuck the regulations!”	他就是这么说的 去他的规定
[37:38]	But l don’t understand what the record has to do with any of this.	但我还是不懂 这唱片和故事有什么关系
[37:46]	You’re not the sharpest knife in the drawer, Pops.	你可不够聪明 老爹
[37:49]	That’s his music.	这就是他的音乐
[37:52]	The music of Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon Nineteen Hundred.	丹尼·布德曼·T.D.柠檬·一九〇〇 的音乐
[37:58]	The greatest ivory tickler on the seven seas.	在七大洋上最伟大的钢琴师
[38:04]	Amazing!	真令人吃惊
[38:08]	So…, if that’s all true, this record must be worth a fortune!	那 如果这是真的 这张唱片会很值钱
[38:13]	This record can make us both rich.	这唱片能让我们俩发大财
[38:19]	That record shouldn’t exist.	这张唱片应该不存在
[38:22]	The only existing matrix was destroyed right after it was cut.	唯一的母片在录制完成后 就被毁掉了
[38:29]	Well, this is a matrix.	这就是一张母片
[38:37]	Quite handy for on-the-spot recordings that sort of business.	最适合现场录音的那一种
[38:47]	How did you get your hands on this?	你是怎么得到它的
[38:53]	I spend the better part of the day putting the bits and pieces together.	我花了好多时间 才把这些零散碎片拼凑起来
[38:58]	I found them by accident. Hidden inside one of those two pianos.	我是偶然找到它的 就藏在这两台钢琴的其中一台里
[39:20]	I bought them from a second-hand dealer	钢琴是从二手商那儿买来的
[39:23]	They’ve emptied out an old hospital ship down at Plymouth.	是从一艘停在普里茅斯 的医疗船上清理出来的
[39:46]	They’re going to destroy it in a couple of days.	他们打算 过几天 把它摧毁
[39:54]	What do you mean “destroy”?	你说 摧毁 是什么意思？
[40:08]	Where’s the old hospital ship?	那艘旧医疗船在哪儿？
[40:09]	It’s over there, mate.	就在那儿 老兄
[40:12]	Thank you.	谢了
[41:12]	Slow down…. Not so fast with that pulley.	慢点 滑轮的速度放慢点
[41:17]	Watch that! These aren’t bananas, you know.	小心点 这些可不是香蕉啊
[41:23]	Easy up there, easy.	那边的 手脚轻点
[41:49]	Where are you from?	你打哪儿来的？
[41:50]	Liverpool.	利物浦
[41:51]	– What do you do? – I’m a barber.	– 做什么的？- 我是个理发师
[41:53]	– Sign him on. – Thanks very much.	– 签下他 – 非常感谢您
[41:55]	Next. What’s your trade?	下一个 你会什么？
[41:58]	I’m a carpenter. A cook, barber…	我是个木匠 厨师 理发师
[42:01]	Too many things for our test. Get out!	我们有太多了 出去
[42:04]	– I’m also a good mechanic. – Get out! Next.	– 我也是个机械师 – 出去 下一个
[42:07]	What do you do?	你是做什么的？
[42:10]	I play the trumpet.	我是吹小号的
[42:12]	We’ve already got musicians on board. Next.	船上已经有乐手了 下一个
[42:16]	Get out!	出去
[42:44]	Where the hell’s he going?	他想上哪儿去？
[43:33]	What’s that?	你吹的是什么？
[43:35]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[43:36]	When you don’t know what it is, it’s jazz!	这玩意就叫爵士
[43:41]	Jazz!	爵士
[43:42]	What’s your name?	你叫什么名字
[43:44]	Max Tooney, Sir.	我叫迈克斯·图尼 先生
[43:46]	Right!	好极了
[44:00]	It was the happiest day of my life.	那是我这辈子最快乐的时光
[44:03]	All those people with hope in their eyes,	人们的眼中都带着希望
[44:06]	the goodbyes, the sirens….	在送别声和汽笛声中
[44:09]	And that big floating world starting to move.	这座浮动的城市就要启航
[44:12]	It felt like one big party, a huge bash just for me.	感觉就像是个 专为我开的大派对
[44:17]	But just three days later the ocean got tired of the festivities.	但才过了三天 大海就厌倦了这些庆祝
[44:22]	Suddenly, in the middle of the night,	突然 在深夜
[44:25]	she went berserk and all hell broke loose.	她发狂了 一切陷入混乱
[44:31]	Now, a guy blowing a trumpet on a ship	在这样的暴风雨中
[44:34]	can’t do much when there’s a raging storm.	一个小号手 实在是无能为力
[44:37]	Not playing the trumpet is about the only thing you can do	这时不吹小号
[44:40]	just not to complicate matters.	还能让事情简单点
[44:42]	But I couldn’t bear being down there.	但我无法忍受倒在舱房中
[44:44]	Same line kept raging in my brain :	有句话不断的在我的脑海中翻腾
[44:47]	“he died like a rat.”	他死时像只老鼠
[44:52]	And the last thing I wanted was to die like a rat.	我不想死得像只老鼠
[45:19]	Damn it, I’m lost!	该死 我迷路了
[45:54]	Hey, Conn? What’s the matter?	嘿 康恩牌号手 怎么了
[45:57]	Lose your sea legs?	晕船了吗?
[46:01]	You’re the new trumpet man, aren’t you?	你是新来的小号手 对吧
[46:02]	And you blow a Conn?	你吹的小号是康恩牌
[46:07]	Come with me. I have a cure for your misery.	跟我来 我有法子治好你
[46:13]	Follow me.	来吧
[46:51]	Take the brakes off, please.	把轮锁打开
[46:52]	What…! That’s crazy!	什么 那太疯狂了
[46:56]	Trust me. Just take the brakes off.	相信我 把轮锁打开
[47:14]	Hop on next to me.	来坐在我身边吧
[47:17]	What are you, some kind of nut case.	你是谁 疯子吗
[47:20]	You better get on now or you never will.	要就快点 不然你永远上不来了
[47:54]	Tell me something, do you have children?	告诉我 你有孩子吗
[47:58]	Shit, They’ll lock you up in the orphanage one of these days!	靠 有天他们会把你给 关进孤儿院的
[48:01]	He’s nuts.	他是个疯子
[48:06]	Whoa, Mama!	哇 妈妈
[48:10]	I see you know your horses.	看来你懂得赛马
[48:11]	Just a litte.	懂一点
[48:13]	Good man!	很好
[48:26]	It was like the sea was rocking us.	这就像是大海 在轻摇着我们
[48:30]	And while we were floating around the colorants	当我们在物件之间漂浮
[48:33]	and brushing the lamps and furniture,	在灯具下和家具间穿梭
[48:35]	I realised that what we were really doing was dancing with the ocean.	我才明白到 我们其实是在与大海共舞
[48:40]	Us and her, crazy dancers,	我们和大海 疯狂的舞者
[48:43]	locked in a joyful waltz on the golden parquet of night.	在夜晚的金色大厅中 沉醉于欢快的华尔兹
[48:53]	Want some? Cheers!	干杯
[49:47]	Good evening, Captain.	晚安 船长
[49:51]	Care for a ride?	一起兜风吗?
[49:52]	Nineteen Hundred!	一九〇〇
[49:54]	I should know it was you.	我就知道是你
[49:56]	Who else on this ship would do anything as lunatic as this?	在这船上 还有谁会这么疯?
[49:59]	Except you! Nineteen Hundred!	除了你 一九〇〇
[50:01]	I was just experimenting, sir.	我只是在练习 先生
[50:04]	When I get kings up,	等我的技艺够精湛了
[50:06]	I’m sure you nothing among this will never happen again.	我保证 这样的事决不会再发生
[50:09]	Yeah, it’s missed brakes. should fix those. grace!	对啊 是轮锁松了 只要修好它就好了
[50:21]	Tell me again how big the fucking window was?	再说一次 那窗子有多大?
[50:23]	What a big fucking window!	噢 真是好大的一扇窗
[50:27]	You know, we’re going to be shoveling coal on this ship till eternity.	你知道吗 我们可能得 在这船上铲一辈子媒
[50:31]	No shit!	喔 靠
[50:49]	Least you know what you’ll be doing when you grow up!	至少你知道 长大了要做什么了
[50:57]	– Hey, Conn. – What?	– 康恩牌 – 什么事?
[51:00]	You’re from New Orleans, right?	你是从新奥尔良来的 对吧?
[51:02]	How did you know that?	你是怎么知道的?
[51:05]	I love that town.	我超爱那个城市
[51:07]	Really? I haven’t been there in a while.	真的？我有好些日子没回去了
[51:11]	In winter, it’s beautiful.	那儿的冬天很美
[51:16]	And in March,	在三月
[51:20]	you can always count on one afternoon when you least expect it.	你总能期待在午后 和那景色不期而遇
[51:26]	The fog slides in a milky barrier	浓雾就像是 一片乳白色的帷幕
[51:31]	hangs just below the street lamps. It cuts everything off!	悬挂在街灯之下 遮断了一切
[51:38]	Iike a white blade. And it’s magic!	就像一把白色的刀刃 真是神奇
[51:44]	Houses lose their top floors, trees lose their branches,	房子没了屋顶 大树没了树梢
[51:49]	St. Louis Cathedral loses its spires, people passing by they lose their heads.	圣路易斯大教堂少了尖塔 来往的行人则没了脑袋
[51:56]	So from the neck up everything disappears.	就这样 在脖子以上的东西都消失了
[52:00]	All you can see in Jackson Square is a bunch of decapitated bodies,	在杰克逊广场 你只能见到一群无头的身驱
[52:04]	stumbling around and bumping into each other saying:	遇到或撞见彼此时 就说
[52:08]	“How’s your mama and them?”	令堂和家人还好吧
[52:11]	That’s it! Too bad it doesn’t last long.	你说得没错 可惜那不会持续太久
[52:15]	But how do you know all these things?	不过 你是怎么知道这些的？
[52:23]	You know,	你知道吗
[52:25]	ever since I came on board, I been hearing a lot of talk about a guy.	从我上船以来 就不断听到关于某人的传闻
[52:31]	He got this name runs on like a Georgia freight train.	他的名字就像 乔治亚货运列车一样的长
[52:36]	He’s supposed to have been born on this ship and never been off it since.	他是在这艘船上出生的 而且从没下过船
[52:43]	Crazy story.	真是疯狂的故事
[52:45]	Twenty years without ever setting foot on land?	二十年没上过岸？
[52:48]	Twenty-seven.	是27年
[52:49]	They say this guy makes music that’s never been heard before.	他们说 这家伙创作的音乐 是前所未闻的
[52:54]	I’ve heard of him, too.	我也听说过他
[52:55]	First off, I thought you were the guy.	一开始 我以为你就是那个人
[53:00]	– But then something didn’t add up. – Of course.	– 但又有些事对不上 – 那当然
[53:03]	I figured:	我心里想
[53:04]	if he’s Nineteen Hundred how could he know New Orleans so well?	如果他是一九〇〇 怎么会这么了解新奥尔良？
[53:10]	Because you’ve been to New Orleans.	那是因为 你去过新奥尔良 对吧
[53:14]	If I told you I’d never set foot in that town, would you believe me?	要是我告诉你 我从没去过那儿 你会相信吗？
[53:24]	Whoever you are, Max Tooney.	不管你是谁 我叫 麦克斯·图尼
[53:29]	Glad to meet you.	很高兴认识你
[53:46]	How we doing?	进度如何了？
[53:47]	We’re supposed to blow it up	我们该在鱼儿把这船吃了前
[53:50]	not wait for it to be eaten by the fishes!	把这船炸掉
[53:54]	We’re almost done, just laying the last charges.	就快好了 就剩最后的作业了
[54:03]	Where the hell are you going?	慢着 你想上哪儿去？
[54:06]	– I have to look for someone. – Stop him!	– 我找人 – 拦住他
[54:07]	It’s not eazy….	这很难解释
[54:10]	Get down there….	给我下来
[54:15]	You bastards, let me on board!	你们这些混蛋 让我上去
[54:22]	Could you run that by me again? I don’t think I got the straight.	你能再说一次吗？我还没搞懂
[54:25]	You bet. I’ll run that by you again.	行 我再说一次
[54:26]	You’re not going to blow up a goddamn thing,	你们什么都不能炸
[54:29]	because my best friend’s on this ship.	因为我最好的朋友就在船上
[54:32]	You’ll all be responsible for murder.	到时你们都会犯了谋杀罪
[54:34]	Get him out of here.	把他赶出去
[54:36]	Do whatever you want, but get him off my case!	随你怎么做 只要把他弄出我办公室
[54:38]	I’m not making this up and I’m not crazy.	这不是我捏造的 我也没发疯
[54:41]	If I tell you there’s a man aboard the Virginian	要是我说 有人在维吉尼亚号上
[54:43]	Jesus Christ, it means there’s a man aboard the Virginian.	神啊 那就是真的有人 在维吉尼亚号上
[54:47]	We cleaned that scuttle from stem to stern. Not even doorknobs were left.	我们从船艏到船艉都清了遍 连个门把手都没留下
[54:51]	Only dynamite. Dynamite! Lots of dynamite.	只留下了炸药 炸药 成堆的炸药
[54:54]	How can you be so sure that’s a man on board?	你如何能肯定 有人还在那船上？
[54:55]	If you’ve any proof, out with it.	要是你有证据 就拿出来
[54:57]	Because I’m the horse’s arse who has to throw that switch.	因为我就是那个 握有生杀大权的人
[55:00]	I’m sure he’s there.	我很肯定他在船上
[55:03]	I spent the best years of my life on the Virginian.	我在维吉尼亚号上 渡过了最好的时光
[55:10]	Did you find an upright piano in third class?	你们有没有在三等舱 找到一台立式钢琴
[55:16]	The Virginian is the only ship in the world with a piano in third class.	维吉尼亚号 是世上唯一 在三等舱有钢琴的船
[55:21]	Was there or wasn’t there an upright piano in third class?	在三等舱 到底有没有立式钢琴？
[55:25]	Well, there was a piano in third class,	三等舱是有台钢琴
[55:27]	but it was not right. It was horizontal.	但不是你说的 那是个平台钢琴
[55:29]	Even it was round,	就算是圆的钢琴好了
[55:31]	I don’t see what the hell is the goddamned piano got to do	我还是不懂 一台破钢琴
[55:33]	with a ghost aboard that ship?	和船上的幽灵有何关系
[55:34]	there’s thousands of poor dead souls hanging out of that hospital ship!	那医疗船上 可是有成千上万的可怜孤魂
[55:38]	Get out of my sight, or I’ll call the police.	给我滚 不然我就要报警了
[55:41]	You kick off your hands off me!	滚开 别碰我
[55:44]	Listen…	听好
[55:45]	Amongst those thousands of dead souls	在这数千的亡魂中
[55:47]	is the greatest piano player in the world!	可是有位世上最伟大的钢琴家
[55:51]	Yet don’t say: a bleeding piano player.	你可别说 那是个血淋淋的钢琴家
[55:53]	And what were you doing all those years aboard the Virginian?	再说 你那些年在维吉尼亚号上 又干了些什么
[55:56]	Tuning the strings?	当调音的？
[55:58]	What was I doing on the Virginian?	我在维吉尼亚号上做什么？
[56:02]	What were you doing?	你那时是做什么的？
[56:11]	I played!	我演奏音乐
[56:14]	Ladies and gentlemen,	女士先生们
[56:16]	Meine Damen und Herren,	女士们 先生们
[56:18]	Signore e signori,	女士们 先生们
[56:20]	Mesdames et Messieurs,	女士们 先生们
[56:21]	Bill Douglas here to welcomes you aboard the Virginian.	比尔·道格拉斯 在此欢迎各位莅临维吉尼亚号
[56:25]	And wishes you a pleasant evening in the accompany of the Atlantic Jazz Band!	希望各位 在大西洋爵士乐团陪伴下 有个愉快的夜晚
[56:34]	Perfetto!	太棒了
[56:39]	Please, Nineteen Hundred, just the normal notes. Okay?	拜托 一九〇〇 普通的音乐就够了 好吗
[56:56]	We played because the ocean is big and scary.	我们演奏 是因为大海 如此浩瀚和令人生畏
[56:59]	We played so that people wouldn’t feel the time passing	我们演奏 那人们就感受不到时光的流逝
[57:02]	and could forget where and who they were.	他们就能忘却 所处 所是
[57:05]	We played to make them dance,	我们演奏 好让他们起舞
[57:07]	because when you dance you can’t die and you feel like god.	因为 当你跳舞时 你不会死去 而且觉得能掌握一切
[57:12]	We played ragtime,	我们演奏 拉格泰姆散拍乐
[57:14]	because that’s the music God dances to, when nobody’s watching him,	因为若上帝是黑人 当无人得见时
[57:18]	assuming that God is black!	上帝也在这音乐下翩翩起舞
[57:25]	End of the line boys!	乖孩子时间结束了
[57:27]	Jesus, I must be a real sinner. Is that it, God?	主呀 我一定是个大罪人 是吗？
[57:49]	Right! Look he’d done!	好呀 看看他弹的
[57:52]	It’s sweet!	太棒了
[58:21]	But it was in third class	但 只有在三等舱时
[58:23]	that Nineteen Hundred played the music which was really his.	一九〇〇才弹奏 真正属于他的音乐
[58:27]	He’d go in the afternoons or late at night,	他会在下午或是深夜到那儿
[58:30]	when he didn’t have to play the normal notes.	那些时间 他不必演奏普通的音乐
[58:33]	And his music was made of notes that were everything but normal.	他的音乐包罗万有 就是不普通
[1:00:04]	What the hell do you think about when you’re playing?	当你弹琴时 都想些什么呢
[1:00:06]	Where does your mind go? when you hit the keys?	当你的敲着琴键 思绪又到了何处
[1:00:11]	Last night I was in a beautiful country.	昨晚 我到了一个美丽的国家
[1:00:15]	Women had perfume in their hair. Everything glowed.	女人的发梢散发着香气 一切都闪耀着光芒
[1:00:19]	And it was full of tigers.	老虎四处游行
[1:00:21]	He traveled.	他是在神游
[1:00:23]	And each time he ended up someplace different.	而且 每次都会在 不同的地方停留
[1:00:26]	In the heart of London, on a train in the middle of the country,	在伦敦市中心 在乡间行驶的火车上
[1:00:30]	on the edge of a giant volcano,	在巨大火山口旁
[1:00:32]	in the biggest church in the world,	在世上最大的教堂
[1:00:35]	counting the columns and staring up at the crucifixes.	数它的柱子 凝望十字架
[1:00:40]	He travelled.	他在神游
[1:00:43]	Guaglio’, facci sentire una bella tarantella!	嘿 老弟 给我们来首 塔朗泰拉舞曲吧
[1:00:46]	E tu fammi capire come fa questa tarantella, paisa’!	那你得先告诉我 塔朗泰拉舞曲是什么样的
[1:01:11]	The people getting off the ship would talk about a strange music	离船的人们 都会谈论 这奇特的音乐
[1:01:15]	and a pianist who looked like he had four hands, for all the notes he was hit.	还有那位在弹奏时 看来像有四只手的钢琴师
[1:01:30]	Weird tales circulated, some even true.	他的奇闻到处流传 有些甚至是真的
[1:01:33]	Like the one about an American senator named Wilson,	例如 有个关于 美国参议员威尔逊的传闻
[1:01:37]	who used to travel in third class	他以前总是坐三等舱
[1:01:39]	just to hear the music of Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon Nineteen Hundred.	就为聆听 丹尼 布德曼 T.D. 柠檬 一九〇〇 的音乐
[1:01:57]	America!	美国
[1:02:20]	Why did you stop? Please, continue.	为何停下来？请继续
[1:02:24]	I’m sorry, Senator, it made port. I only play on the open sea.	很抱歉 参议员 船入港了 我只在海上弹琴
[1:02:29]	But that’s absurd.	但那太荒缪了
[1:02:30]	Ports are land to me. I don’t play on land.	港口对我来说也是陆地 我不在陆上弹琴
[1:02:33]	You mean, you’ve never gone on tour?	你是说 你从没做过巡回演出
[1:02:36]	What does that mean?	什么意思
[1:02:40]	Long trips on which artists display their talents around the world.	艺术家们用来 向世界展示才能的 长途旅程
[1:02:45]	In a sense, that’s all I ever done. In my way.	就某方面说 我已经在这么做了 以我的方式
[1:02:50]	Excuse me.	失陪了
[1:02:54]	Would you grant me an interview?	你愿意接受我的拜访吗
[1:03:00]	An inter… what?	访 什么？
[1:03:03]	An interview?	拜访
[1:03:05]	What’s that?	那是什么？
[1:03:08]	The senator asks :	参议员问道
[1:03:09]	Is there anything you enjoy about when you go back to your home town?”	当你回到家乡时 有什么爱好？
[1:03:15]	Nineteen Hundred answered:	一九〇〇回答
[1:03:16]	What I like to do best in Paris is….	在巴黎 我最喜欢
[1:03:19]	wait under the Eiffeltower at sunset,	日落时 在艾菲尔铁塔下
[1:03:22]	for the people who throw themselves off the top	等候那些从塔顶跳下的人
[1:03:25]	and try to guess what country they’re from by their screams	再由他们 落地摔成泥前的叫声
[1:03:29]	before they go splat all over the ground!	来判断他们是哪一国的人
[1:03:41]	Why the hell don’t you get off? Just once? One time?	你为何不下船呢 一次也好 就一次
[1:03:47]	See the world for yourself with your own eyes?	用你的双眼 亲自看看这个世界
[1:03:54]	You ever think about it? You could do anything you wanted to.	你可曾想过 你可以做任何想做的事
[1:03:58]	People would go crazy for you.	人们会为你疯狂
[1:04:02]	You could make beaucoup bucks, man.	你会赚大钱的
[1:04:05]	Get yourself the finest house, Get yourself a wife.	你能给自己买个好房子 娶个老婆
[1:04:11]	Why not?	为何不下船？
[1:04:20]	God knows you can’t spend the rest of your life	你不能让余生都像溜溜球那样
[1:04:23]	traveling back and forth like some yo-yo.	在船上来回晃荡
[1:04:25]	The world is out there. Nothing but a gangplank to cross.	世界就在那儿 只要过个跳板就到了
[1:04:30]	And what’s a gangplank? A few stupid steps.	而什么是跳板？不过就是几步路
[1:04:35]	Christ, everything is waiting at the bottom of those steps.	天哪 一切都在几步路后等着你
[1:04:40]	Why don’t you just do it?	为何不去做呢
[1:04:42]	One time.	就一次
[1:04:45]	Why don’t you just get off?	为何不下船呢
[1:04:54]	Why? Why? Why?	为什么?
[1:04:58]	Why? Why?	为什么?
[1:05:04]	I think you land people	我认为 陆地上的人们
[1:05:07]	waste a lot of time wondering why.	浪费了太多时间 去问为什么
[1:05:12]	Winter comes and you can’t wait for summer.	冬天来临时 巴望着夏天
[1:05:14]	Summer comes and you live in dread of winter.	夏天到来时 就已经开始害怕冬天
[1:05:18]	That’s way you never tire of traveling.	所以人们永不厌倦旅行
[1:05:21]	Always chasing someplace far away where it’s always summer.	总是在追寻 四季如春的远方
[1:05:30]	Doesn’t sound like a good bet to me.	那样的生活 不适合我
[1:05:45]	Hold it, stop everything!	停下来 全部停下来
[1:05:48]	Tell them to lose the detonators.	告诉他们拆下雷管
[1:05:50]	Unhook them!	拆下雷管
[1:05:52]	What’s going on, boss?	怎么回事 老板
[1:06:33]	If I were you, I’ll pray hard we’ll find somebody hidden on this paterost.	我要是你 就会努力祈求 真能在这废铁中找到人
[1:06:37]	Even somebody who can mistake a three-legged cockroach for a piano.	有的人连三条腿的蟑螂 都能认成钢琴了
[1:06:41]	It’s like looking for a needle in a haystack.	这简直像是大海捞针
[1:06:46]	Sir, i found it.	先生 我找到了
[1:06:50]	This was his cabin.	这是他从前的舱房
[1:09:18]	Forgive me for allowing myself to,	原谅我不请自来
[1:09:21]	your music was so strong.	你的音乐太有魅力了
[1:09:29]	Northern Italy, I’ll bet.	我猜 你来自意大利北部
[1:09:32]	Bravo, Friuli, to be exact.	厉害 准确的说是来自 弗留利
[1:09:36]	But don’t stop playing. suona.	音乐 别停下来呀
[1:09:46]	Want a cicca?	来支烟
[1:09:52]	You don’t look too happy to be going to America.	你看来对去美国一事 没那么高兴
[1:09:55]	It’s not America.	不是因为美国
[1:10:04]	It’s everything I leave behind.	是因为我所舍弃的一切
[1:10:07]	Until a few years ago I know only my field.	直到几年前 我所知道的就只有我的田地
[1:10:11]	The world for me started and ended there in that little piece of the land.	全世界对我而言 就只在那块地的方寸之间
[1:10:16]	I never walked down the main street of a city.	我从没去过城里的大街
[1:10:21]	Maybe you can’t understand, but….	也许你很难理解这种事 不过
[1:10:24]	I understand that perfectly.	我非常的了解
[1:10:29]	I know someone who went through something very similar.	我认识一个 和你的际遇 非常相似的人
[1:10:32]	And one fine day did his field go dry, too?	那么 有一天 那人的田地也荒了？
[1:10:36]	And did his wife also run off with a priest?	那人的妻子 也和牧师私奔了？
[1:10:42]	And did the fever take his five children?	那人的五个孩子 都被高烧夺去了小命？
[1:10:47]	No. But he ended up alone, too.	不 但他也是孤独一人
[1:10:52]	Then he is more lucky than me	那么 他比我幸运
[1:10:55]	I still have a daughter. The young one.	我还有个小女儿
[1:10:59]	She survived.	她活了下来
[1:11:01]	And it’s for her that I decide one day to fight against my bad luck,	就是为了她 我才会决定和厄运博斗
[1:11:07]	and travel all over without a destination.	漫无目的地在各地旅行
[1:11:11]	And then one day, when I go through one of the many towns I never see before,	然后有一天 当我经过一个未知的城市时
[1:11:19]	I come to a hill, And then I see…	我来到一个山丘之上 接着 我看到了
[1:11:24]	the most beautiful thing in my life.	我这辈子见过 最美的事物
[1:11:28]	The sea!	大海
[1:11:30]	The sea?	大海？
[1:11:32]	I never see it before.	那之前我从未见过海
[1:11:35]	It was like lightning hit me.	那时我宛如 遭到雷击
[1:11:38]	Because I hear the voice.	因为 我听到了那声音
[1:11:42]	The voice of the sea?	大海的声音？
[1:11:44]	Yeah, the voice of the sea.	没错 大海的声音
[1:11:49]	I’ve never heard it.	我从未听过它的声音
[1:11:52]	The voice of the sea, it is like a shout.	大海的声音 就像是在呐喊
[1:11:55]	A shout big and strong,	一种强而有力的呐喊
[1:11:58]	screaming and screaming. And the thing it was screaming was:	不断的喊叫着
[1:12:02]	“You!	你
[1:12:07]	with shit instead brains!	你这没脑子的
[1:12:10]	life is immense, can you understand that?	生命是无限的 你难道不明白吗？
[1:12:16]	lmmense!”	是无限的！
[1:12:18]	I never think of it that way. A revolution was in my head.	我从没这样想过 在我脑中有了革命性的想法
[1:12:24]	That’s how I suddenly decide to change my life,	因此 我才突然决定 要改变我的生活
[1:12:30]	to start fresh.	重新开始
[1:12:34]	Change life. Start fresh.	改变生活 重新开始
[1:12:38]	Tell that to your friend.	把这告诉你的朋友
[1:12:42]	Nineteen Hundred!	一九〇〇
[1:12:45]	Nineteen Hundred!	一九〇〇
[1:12:50]	It’s Max Tooney, your friend.	我是麦克斯·图尼 你的朋友
[1:12:54]	Come on out, Nineteen Hundred! I’m your friend, too.	出来吧 一九〇〇 我也是你的朋友
[1:12:58]	Even if we’ve never met. Don’t worry, no cops!	虽然我们素不相识 但别担心 我不是警察
[1:13:20]	You said something about a piano. Where was it exactly?	你提过的钢琴 到底在哪儿
[1:13:24]	We found it over there.	我们在那儿找到它
[1:13:30]	Nineteen Hundred!	一九〇〇
[1:13:35]	Nineteen Hundred!	一九〇〇
[1:13:52]	Ladies and gentlemen,	女士们 先生们
[1:13:54]	Meine Damen und Herren,	女士们 先生们
[1:13:56]	Signore e signori,	女士们 先生们
[1:13:59]	Mesdames et Messieurs,	女士们 先生们
[1:14:01]	maestro Bill Douglas here, welcoming you on board the Virginian.	音乐大师 比尔·道格拉斯 在此欢迎各位莅临维吉尼亚号
[1:14:09]	wishing you a very pleasant evening	愿各位在北大西洋爵士乐团的陪伴下
[1:14:12]	in the accompany of the Atlantic Jazz Band!	有个愉快的夜晚
[1:14:17]	On the violin yours truly, Bill Douglas!	小提琴部份 是在下 比尔·道格拉斯
[1:14:22]	Tuba and bass, Freddie Loyacano!	低音管 弗雷迪·罗伊卡诺
[1:14:27]	Max Tooney on trumpet!	小号 麦克斯·图尼
[1:14:31]	Jim Jim Breath Gallup on trombone!	长号 吉姆·布雷斯·盖洛普
[1:14:36]	Sam Scalisi on the drums!	鼓手 山姆·史卡利西
[1:14:41]	On saxophone, Sam Sleepy Washington!	萨克斯风 山姆·华盛顿
[1:14:46]	On banjo, Oscar Delaguerra!	班卓琴 奥斯卡·德古拉
[1:14:49]	And finally, on piano,	最后 钢琴的部份
[1:14:53]	Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon Nineteen Hundred	丹尼·布德曼·T.D.柠檬·一九〇〇
[1:14:57]	The greatest!	最棒的钢琴师
[1:15:15]	For the last time Nineteen Hundred, just…	我再说一次 一九〇〇 只要
[1:15:18]	just the normal notes	只要普通的音乐
[1:15:19]	What are you doing here? Take your places!	你们在这儿干嘛？快回位置上去
[1:15:55]	Hey, end of the line!	规矩的时间结束啰
[1:16:06]	You’ve really got over me, you son of a dirty stoker!	你真的 完全不把我放在眼里 你这肮脏的炉工之子
[1:16:11]	One night the public’s not going to appreciate your antics.	总有一天 欢众们不再喜欢你的把戏
[1:16:15]	And that night, I swear,	而在那天晚上 我发誓
[1:16:17]	I’m going to throw you overboard myself.	我会亲自 把你给扔下海
[1:16:45]	Where do yu get it?	你这是 打那儿弄来的？
[1:16:47]	What?	什么？
[1:16:48]	The music.	这音乐
[1:16:49]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[1:16:51]	You see that woman over there? for example?	举例来说 你看见那边的女人吗？
[1:16:58]	She looks like someone who’s just killed her husband	她看来就像是 才和他的情夫
[1:17:00]	with the help of her lover.	一起谋杀了的自己的丈夫
[1:17:02]	And now she’s running off with the family jewels.	而今 她带着家族的财宝出走
[1:17:06]	Don’t you think this music’s her?	你不觉得 这音乐正合适她吗
[1:17:07]	Damn, it’s true!	靠 真是这样
[1:17:13]	You see that guy over there?	看见那边的人吗？
[1:17:16]	He can’t forget a thing.	他无法忘却一件事
[1:17:18]	His head bursts with memories and there’s nothing he can do about it.	回忆充塞他的脑袋 他却对此无能为力
[1:17:25]	Listen to his music.	听听他的音乐
[1:17:40]	And look at that one there?	再看看那边那位
[1:17:43]	She looks like a prostitute who’s thinking of becoming a nun.	她看来就像是个 看破红尘的妓女
[1:17:50]	That’s incredible!	真令人难以置信
[1:18:00]	Now, look at this one.	现在 看看这一位
[1:18:02]	See how he walks?	看到他走路的模样吗
[1:18:14]	I’d say he’s in someone else’s suit judging by the way he wears it.	从他的样子 我敢说 他穿的是别人的衣服
[1:18:27]	I’d say he’s a stowaway slipped into first class	我猜他是偷溜到头等舱
[1:18:31]	looking for an amorous adventure.	寻求香艳的冒险
[1:18:34]	This one’s got America stamped on his eyes.	这人的眼中已有美国的的印记
[1:18:36]	He’ll be the first one to see it. l can already hear him screaming.	他会是那第一个看见美国的人 我几乎已经听见他的呼喊
[1:18:42]	He knew how to read, Nineteen Hundred.	一九〇〇知道如何阅读
[1:18:45]	Not books, anybody can do that.	我不是指书本 那个人人都会读
[1:18:49]	He knew how to read people, the signs people carry on them.	他知道如何解读 每个人身上的特征
[1:18:53]	Places, sounds, scents,	地位 声音 气息
[1:18:56]	their land, their story. Everything written on them.	他们的出身 故事 表现出来的一切
[1:19:00]	He would read, and with infinite care he would catalogue, organise,	他会阅读 通过不断的观察 分类 组织
[1:19:06]	and make order in that immense map that he was drawing in his mind.	然后 在他的脑中 绘制一幅巨大的地图
[1:19:10]	Maybe he’d never seen the world,	也许 他从未看过这世界
[1:19:13]	but for almost thirty years, the world had been passing on that ship.	但近三十年来 世界就在这船上不断来去
[1:19:18]	And for almost thirty years on that ship, he’d been spying on it	而在这船上过了近三十年 他窥视这一切
[1:19:23]	and he would steal its soul.	并得其神髓
[1:19:33]	America!	美国
[1:19:42]	I went into her room, she jumped on me,	我到她房间 她跳到我身上
[1:19:46]	– and I tore her clothes off. – Go on!	– 然后我撕开她的衣服 – 继续说
[1:19:49]	– Do you always make up this crap? – Sure!	– 你总是这样胡扯吗? – 当然
[1:20:55]	Singleton, Lee Claire.	辛格尔顿 李·克莱儿
[1:21:15]	Hallo?	喂?
[1:21:16]	Hallo, you don’t know me,	喂 你不认识我
[1:21:18]	But I was wondering if we could have a little chat	但我想 我们可以聊聊
[1:21:22]	A little chat? What about?	聊聊？聊什么？
[1:21:25]	About anything you like…. Weather conditions? anything you choose.	什么都行 天气怎么样 由你来选
[1:21:28]	Anything You pick or chuck the subject.	随你挑个话题
[1:21:31]	Is this an obscene phone call?	这是变态电话吗？
[1:21:42]	Hallo?	喂
[1:21:44]	Hallo, is that the race-track?	喂 是赛马场吗
[1:21:46]	Yeah, you betting?	是啊 你要下注吗
[1:21:48]	Can you tell me if Mama’s racing?	告诉我 “妈妈” 有没有上场比赛
[1:21:50]	No, it’s your sister!	没有 是你的姐姐上场了
[1:21:53]	I think there’s a misunderstanding.	我想这里 可能有些误会
[1:21:56]	You take you misunderstanding and shove it!	去你的误会
[1:21:58]	As I known, the telephone should bring out the best in people.	就我所知 电话里 人们都只表现出美好的一面
[1:22:00]	You keep this up, I swear I’ll come over there and bring out the best in you.	你省省吧 我发誓 我会找到你 狠狠修理你
[1:22:03]	you got still the time. You think I don’t know who you are!	你老是这时候打来 你以为我不知道你是谁吗
[1:22:09]	Christ, he’s already here!	老天 他找上门了
[1:22:15]	Hey, You the fish with the twenty-dollar name?	喂 你就是那个名字有二十个字母的人？
[1:22:38]	Come on out.	出来吧
[1:22:39]	Shit!	靠
[1:22:41]	Hey! You! Wait a minute!	喂 你给我站住
[1:22:42]	Hey! Wait! Just want to talk to you!	嘿 慢着 我们只是要说句话
[1:22:50]	Holy shit!	混帐
[1:22:52]	What hell are we, men?	这是什么鬼地方
[1:22:53]	Hold still, you little son of a bitch!	站住 你这混小子
[1:23:00]	Come on out!	出来
[1:23:01]	We don’t want to hurt you.	我们不是要伤害你
[1:23:03]	We’re players, man. Sidemen.	我们也是乐手 老兄 是伴奏
[1:23:07]	Damn	该死
[1:23:27]	Bon appetit!	多来点肉
[1:23:29]	You can that again, brother. You can that again.	说得好 兄弟 说得真好
[1:23:53]	You the one that plays ten kinds of jazz rolled into one?	你就是那个 把十种爵士 混为一弹的人？
[1:23:56]	Tell you the truth, I’ve never counted them I’m just a piano player.	老实说 我从来没数过 我不过是个弹钢琴的
[1:24:00]	It’s him.	是他
[1:24:02]	Well, you would better start counting, buddy.	那么 你最好开始数 兄弟
[1:24:04]	The man who invented jazz sent us here.	是发明爵士的人 要我们来的
[1:24:07]	Really? What does he want with me?	真的 他要我做什么？
[1:24:10]	He challenges you to a piano duel!	他要和你 来一场 钢琴决斗
[1:24:14]	A piano duel?	钢琴决斗？
[1:24:16]	What the hell is a piano duel?	什么是钢琴决斗？
[1:24:19]	It’s a duel, but instead pistols of pianos.	就是决斗 只是用钢琴代替了手枪
[1:24:23]	It’s a musicians thing. No blood, just a little hate.	这是音乐家们的决斗 不血腥 却带有恨意
[1:24:27]	Real hate, under the skin. It riffs like you never heard.	是内心真正的嫉恨 比赛中的曲子是前所未闻的即兴弹奏
[1:24:31]	It could last all night sometimes, at the end, one would win.	有时决斗会持续一整晚 但终究会分出胜负
[1:24:37]	Nineteen Hundred!	一九〇〇
[1:24:54]	If I were you, I wouldn’t be so sure he’s still here.	我要是你 就不会这么肯定他还在这儿
[1:25:00]	If I know him at all, he won’t be any place else.	就我的了解 他不会离开的
[1:25:03]	I’m sure of that.	我很确信
[1:25:05]	He’s gone.	他一定离开了
[1:25:06]	What would he have done here without a piano?	没了钢琴 他还待在这儿干嘛呢？
[1:25:08]	Everything has gone!	所有的东西都不在了
[1:25:09]	Besides, with the war, who knows?	更何况 还有战争 谁说得准
[1:25:12]	Maybe he’s no longer part of this dirty world.	也许 他已经离开 这个污秽的尘世了
[1:25:17]	One like him doesn’t end up like everyone else.	像他这样的人 不会像凡夫俗子般死去
[1:25:21]	It’s not his style.	那不是他的作风
[1:25:23]	Think what you want.	随你怎么想吧
[1:25:24]	But I can’t ask the owners to keep this carcass in the water	但我无法要求船主 就为了个不存在的人
[1:25:26]	just because somebody on board who doesn’t exist.	而一直把这艘船留着
[1:25:29]	I can’t put it off much longer.	我无法拖延太久的
[1:25:32]	Nineteen Hundred, listen, I have to talk to you!	一九〇〇 听我说 我得和你谈谈
[1:25:41]	And what about the duel? What happened?	那决斗怎么样了呢 发生了什么事
[1:25:44]	Jelly Roll Morton boarded the Virginian in Boston,	杰利·罗·莫顿 在波士顿 登上维吉尼亚号
[1:25:47]	summer of 1931.	那是在1931年的夏天
[1:25:51]	Dressed entirely in white,	他穿着全白的西装
[1:25:53]	had a diamond on his finger as size as a meatball!	手上戴着 像肉丸一样大的钻戒
[1:25:57]	Even the garters on his socks were diamond studded.	连他的袜带上 都镶着钻石
[1:26:08]	Jelly Roll, what’s the reason for a trip to Europe on a steamer?	杰利·罗 你为何要 坐上这艘往欧洲的蒸气船
[1:26:11]	when you’ve never set boat that bigger than in Mississippi river.	你坐过最大的船 也就是密西西比河上的渡轮
[1:26:14]	I don’t give a damn about Europe!	欧洲不是重点
[1:26:17]	The only reason why I’m hopping this crappy tub	我会乘上这艘破船
[1:26:19]	is because there’s a gentleman I want to meet.	是因为我想会会 船上的一个人
[1:26:22]	They say he plays a hot piano!	他们说他的琴艺了得
[1:26:28]	But I hear he has a little thing about setting foot on land.	但我听说 他没法子上岸
[1:26:32]	Is he talking about me?	他是在说我吗？
[1:26:34]	You bet, he’s talking about you.	没错 就是说你
[1:26:38]	He say,”Hey, Jelly, Someone plays better piano than you.”	他说 嘿杰利 有人钢琴弹得比你好喔
[1:26:45]	So I say to myself:	所以 我对自己说
[1:26:47]	Self how can this cat play so well	一个孬种怎么可能弹得一手好琴
[1:26:50]	when he don’t even have the balls to get off the goddamn ship.	他连条船都不敢下
[1:26:54]	Hey, hot damn, Jelly, You invented jazz!	嘿 真是的 杰利 你发明了爵士
[1:27:02]	Then I says to myself :	然后我又对自己说
[1:27:04]	“you can afford a first-class ticket to Europe	你付得起去欧洲的头等舱船票
[1:27:06]	and the boat that’s going to take you just by lifting a finger.”	而且只要弹个手指 就能买下这艘船
[1:27:10]	Get a shot of it, boys, get a shot!	来 给它照张相
[1:27:13]	Tell the truth: Are you scared?	你老实说 你会害怕吗
[1:27:16]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[1:27:18]	Why a duel? What happens when you have a duel?	为什么要决斗？决斗完了又会怎么样？
[1:27:30]	It seemed like he really didn’t care much.	看来他是 真的不怎么在乎
[1:27:33]	Like he didn’t even understand it. But he was curious.	就如它根本不了解这事 不过他很好奇
[1:27:37]	He wanted to hear how the devil, the inventor of jazz played.	他想听听 爵士的发明者 会弹得怎样
[1:27:40]	He didn’t say that is a joke. He really believed that the guy invented jazz.	他并不明白那只是个玩笑 真的以为那家伙发明了爵士
[1:27:46]	I believe he thought he can learn something new.	我想他可能认为 可借此学到点什么
[1:27:49]	That’s just how he was, a little like old Danny.	他就是这样 有点像老丹尼
[1:27:52]	He didn’t have any sporting sense.	他没有半点 运动竞技的精神
[1:27:53]	He didn’t give a damn who won, it was the rest that amazed him.	他根本一点也不在乎 谁输谁赢
[1:27:57]	All the rest.	完全不在乎
[1:28:28]	It’s true!	真有这回事
[1:29:51]	I believe you’re sitting in my seat.	我相信 你坐了我的位子
[1:30:07]	You’re the one who invented jazz, right?	你就是那个发明了爵士乐的人 对吗？
[1:30:09]	That’s what they say.	大家都那么说
[1:30:12]	And you’re the one who can’t play	而你就是那个
[1:30:15]	unless you have the ocean under your ass? right?	屁股没坐在海上 就弹不了琴的人 对吧
[1:30:20]	That’s what I say.	我是那么说的
[1:30:31]	Excusez-moi, s’il vous plait!	劳驾 让一让
[1:31:22]	Jelly Roll Morton did not play, he caressed those notes.	杰利·罗·莫顿 并不是在弹琴 而是轻抚那些音符
[1:31:27]	It sounded like a silk slip sliding down a woman’s body.	琴声如丝绸般 滑过女性的娇驱
[1:31:31]	His hands were butterflies, so light.	他的双手 如同蝴蝶般轻柔
[1:31:35]	He got his start in the famed tenderloin districts of New Orleans,	他在新奥尔良的红灯区发迹
[1:31:39]	and all did he learn to stroke the keyboard in those whorehouses.	在妓院中学会如何弹奏
[1:31:43]	People doing the deed upstairs didn’t want any uproar.	在楼上买春的人们 并不希望被打扰
[1:31:46]	They wanted music that would slip behind the curtains, under the beds,	他们希望乐曲能轻柔滑过窗帷和床第
[1:31:51]	without disturbing the passion. That’s the kind of music he played.	而不会打扰他们的激情 这就是他所演奏的音乐
[1:31:56]	And in that, he truly was the best.	而在这方面 他的确是最好的
[1:33:01]	– Bravo! – Bravo!	– 太棒了 – 棒极了
[1:33:32]	Your turn, sailor.	该你了 水手
[1:33:50]	Come on.	加油
[1:34:28]	What’s he doing?	他在做什么？
[1:34:35]	“Silent Night”?	平安夜?
[1:34:37]	Isn’t that a Christmas carol?	这不是圣诞颂歌吗
[1:34:39]	Does he understand it’s a contest?	他倒底知不知道 这是在比赛呀？
[1:34:42]	“Silenet Night” is jazz?	平安夜 是爵士吗？
[1:34:44]	Is it Christmas already?	圣诞节到了吗？
[1:35:10]	Did he win, signor?	他赢了吗 先生？
[1:35:12]	No, they’re just warming up.	不 他们只是在热身
[1:35:14]	Bravo!	棒极了
[1:35:18]	Come on, Jelly Roll, show us what jazz is all about!	来吧 杰利·罗 让我们看看什么叫爵士
[1:36:16]	What is wrong with you?	你是怎么了？
[1:36:18]	I can’t help it. Music makes me cry.	没办法 这音乐令我感动
[1:36:22]	The whole crew bet on you!	所有的船员都赌你赢
[1:36:24]	I put a year’s pay on the line! And you’re crying?	我押了一年的工资 而你却在这里多愁善感？
[1:36:27]	Now you cut that out and start thinking your music!	你快醒醒 想想自己的音乐
[1:36:30]	Can I bet, too?	我能下注吗
[1:36:32]	No! It’s bad luck to bet on yourself.	不行 押注自己是要倒运的
[1:36:36]	I don’t want to bet on me. I want to bet on him. He’s the greatest.	我不是要押自己 我要押他 他太棒了
[1:36:41]	You are crazy, you know that?	你疯了 你知道吗
[1:36:43]	That way, if you lose I’ll get your money back.	这样一来 要是你输了 我可以帮你把钱赢回来
[1:37:46]	It’s exactly the same piece of music, darling.	这完全是同一首曲子嘛 亲爱的
[1:37:50]	Yeah, sure, it’s OK. But this is a competition.	没错 这样是没关系 但这不是比赛吗
[1:37:55]	This is really the end of the line.	看来胜负已定
[1:38:01]	Unbelievable.	真不敢相信
[1:39:05]	Did he lose, signor?	他输了吗 先生？
[1:39:07]	Not yet.	还没
[1:39:09]	Bravo!	太棒了
[1:39:20]	You stick this up your ass!	你用屁眼模仿吧
[1:40:20]	Hey, Max?	嘿 麦克斯
[1:40:22]	Give me a cigarette, will you?	能给我根烟吗
[1:40:24]	You’re not handling this well.	你表现得 完全失去水准
[1:40:26]	Just give me a cigarette.	给我根香烟
[1:40:27]	You don’t smoke.	你又不抽
[1:40:30]	What is the matter with you? You could lick this guy with one hand!	你到底怎么回事？你用一只手就能打败他
[1:40:34]	Come on!	拜托
[1:41:00]	Pardon me, I didn’t catch that.	抱歉 我没听清楚
[1:41:02]	I didn’t say anything, signor.	我还没说话呢 先生
[1:41:05]	Bravo!	太棒了
[1:41:09]	Are you going to give me a cigarette?	你到底给不给我香烟
[1:41:11]	We’ll be chucking coal a couple hundred years, and all you can say is…	我们得铲上一百年的媒了 而你却只会说
[1:41:14]	Give me a fucking cigarette, will you?	你最好能给我根烟 好吗
[1:41:23]	Clown!	小丑
[1:41:49]	You asked for it, asshole.	这就是你要的 混帐
[1:45:03]	You smoke it. I don’t know how.	你抽吧 我不会抽烟
[1:45:13]	Well done! Bravo!	干得好 棒极了
[1:45:19]	You’re the greatest!	你是最棒的
[1:45:22]	Divine!	太神了
[1:45:33]	Did he win, signor?	他赢了吗 先生？
[1:45:35]	Yes, he won.	是的 他赢了
[1:45:37]	I knew he would, signor!	我早知道他会赢 先生
[1:46:23]	Jelly Roll Morton spend the rest of that trip locked in his cabin.	在余下的旅程中 杰利·罗·莫顿 都把自己锁在房里
[1:46:28]	When we got to Southampton, he got off the Virginian and went back to America.	到达南安普敦时 他就离开维吉尼亚号 回美国去了
[1:46:34]	I remember Nineteen Hundred watched him as he walked off down the dock.	我还记得 当时 一九〇〇看着他走下船
[1:46:39]	And all he said was:	只说了一句
[1:46:41]	Fuck jazz, too!	去他的爵士
[1:46:47]	That’s just what he said : “Fuck jazz,too!”	他就是这么说的 去他的爵士
[1:46:50]	This is an incredible story.	这故事真精彩
[1:46:53]	Did I miss anything important?	我是不是 漏听了重要剧情
[1:46:54]	You couldn say that.	看来是这样
[1:46:55]	Damn!	可恶
[1:46:57]	Don’t worry, our friend will fill you in later. Won’t you?	别担心 我们的朋友 待会儿给你补上 对吧
[1:47:00]	You can count on it.	记得提醒我
[1:47:01]	Thanks.	谢了
[1:47:02]	He’s really good at telling tales.	你很会讲述这些奇闻轶事
[1:47:05]	This is no tale, sir.	这可不是传闻 先生
[1:47:10]	Yeah, I’ve done lots of stupid things in my life.	没错 我这一生 做了很多蠢事
[1:47:15]	If you were to hang me upside down nothing would fall out my pockets.	要是你把我倒吊起来 我口袋中什么也掉不出
[1:47:19]	I even sold my trumpet. Everything!	我把什么都卖了 包括我的小号
[1:47:23]	But not this story, I haven’t lost that.	但我还有这故事 我还没有失去它
[1:47:26]	Now, I’ve decided to tell it only because I want to save him.	我现在决定把它说出来 只是为了要救他的命
[1:47:31]	But there’s no-one here. Nobody! Understand?	但没有人在船上 没有人 你明白吗
[1:47:34]	It’s because there are too many of us, we’ve scared him.	那是因为我们人多吓着他了
[1:47:37]	I’m sorry. Now, you leave this ship or I’ll have to have you arrested.	抱歉 但你现在得离开这艘船 不然我只好请人逮捕你
[1:47:41]	Get back to work. Quickly!	回去工作 立刻
[1:47:45]	Give me another chance.	再给我一次机会
[1:47:46]	Piss off, friend.	走吧 朋友
[1:47:47]	Noon tomorrow this ship is history!	明日午后 这船就会成为历史了
[1:48:04]	And yet….	不是这个
[1:48:06]	Here it is.	在这里
[1:48:08]	Stop or I’ll shoot!	别动 否则开枪
[1:48:11]	Gotcha.	逮到你了
[1:48:12]	Pops, easy, it’s me.	老爹 别激动 是我
[1:48:19]	You again? Is it.	是你
[1:48:21]	Yes, lower that cannon, will you?	是的 放下枪 好吗
[1:48:23]	Sell your instrument and then steal it back, that’s an old trick!	卖掉乐器再偷回去 这是老把戏了
[1:48:27]	I should have known you’re a thief.	我早该知道你是个贼
[1:48:29]	No, I was looking for this.	不 我是在找这张唱片
[1:48:32]	And what do you need that for?	你想拿它干什么
[1:48:33]	It’s a matter of life and death.	这事攸关生死
[1:48:35]	And I need a phonograph, too.	我还需要一部留声机
[1:48:37]	A thief and a liar.	小偷 还是个骗子
[1:48:38]	Look! Pops, I don’t have a whole lot of time here.	听着 老爹 我没时间耽搁了
[1:48:41]	Well, I do! Seeing as I have a gun.	我有 因为我有枪
[1:48:44]	And now that I think of it, since when were records made on board steamships?	而且我想过了 从没听过有人 在蒸气船上录唱片
[1:48:50]	Impostor!	一派胡言
[1:48:52]	If that music really was played by your friend,	要是那唱片的音乐 真是你朋友演奏的
[1:48:54]	it means that at some time in his life he got off that ship!	那表示 你的朋友 一定曾下过船
[1:48:57]	Correct?	对吧
[1:48:58]	Not a chance, Pops.	绝对没有 老爹
[1:49:00]	He cut this passionate recording personally.	他亲自录制了这个 充满情感的作品
[1:49:03]	I think it’s his best work!	我认为 这是他最棒的作品
[1:49:05]	But he didn’t jump ship to do it, not even for a second.	但他不曾为录制它而离船 一秒也没有
[1:49:09]	It was an extraordinary, unique event in the history of record-making.	在录音史上 这是件非凡又独特的事
[1:49:15]	The sky’s the limit Mr. Nineteen Hundred.	一切都有可能 一九〇〇先生
[1:49:18]	If this record sells like hotcakes and we think it will,	要是这张唱片 如我们预期般的热卖
[1:49:22]	you’ll go far, Mr. Nineteen.	你将一举成名 十九先生
[1:49:24]	Do you mind if I call you Nineteen?	我能叫你 十九吗
[1:49:27]	This is going to hurt, isn’t it?	这东西会伤人吗
[1:49:29]	Ready now, gentelmen. On the count.	准备 数到三就开始
[1:49:32]	And one, two, three.	一 二 三
[1:52:32]	Oh, Nineteen!	喔 十九
[1:52:35]	That is one amazing piece of music. What is it called?	这曲子真是太美了 它叫什么名字
[1:52:41]	It’s going to have people crying buckets.	这曲子会让人们 感动落泪
[1:52:45]	It’s got to have the right title though, something catchy like….	但我们得给它起个合适的名字 .
[1:52:48]	“Swinging in the Breeze” or…	摇曳在微风中 或是
[1:52:51]	Great, as usual.	很棒 就像平常一样
[1:52:53]	…”Sweet Nineteen,” that’s it…	甜美的十九 就是这个
[1:52:55]	You’re going to be big time.	对你而言 这是重要的时刻
[1:52:57]	And all you got to do is take that big step.	你只需要跨出 那重要的一步
[1:53:05]	What big step?	什么重要的一步
[1:53:06]	Getting off.	下船啊
[1:53:08]	Getting off these lousy planks of wood and going after…	离开这艘破船 去追求
[1:53:13]	going after your fame and fortune.	去追求你的名声和财富
[1:53:16]	I don’t mean to butt in fellas, but…	我无意打断你们 但是
[1:53:20]	with this, you can have anything you want	有了这个 你就能拥有一切
[1:53:24]	and never have to set foot off this boat.	就算你不下船
[1:53:44]	We’ll print millions of copies,	我们会复制数百万张唱片
[1:53:48]	so that people all over the world can hear your wonderful music, Nineteen.	这样 全世界的人都能听到你美妙的音乐 十九先生
[1:53:55]	Mr Nineteen?	十九先生？
[1:53:57]	I won’t let my music go anywhere without me.	我不会 让我的音乐离开我
[1:54:03]	No! Don’t touch.	不行 别碰
[1:54:04]	What are you doing? You can’t do that.	你干什么 你不能这么做
[1:54:06]	We have a contract. You can’t go back now.	我们签了合约的 你不能反悔
[1:54:10]	I always go back.	我总是反悔
[1:55:15]	Miss,	小姐
[1:55:20]	I’d be pleased if you…	我会很高兴 若是你
[1:55:36]	Miss, I’d be…	小姐 我会
[1:55:42]	I’d be thrilled…	我会非常的高兴
[1:55:46]	if you’d accept this…	要是你能接受这个
[1:55:51]	small token…	小小的礼物
[1:57:11]	Hey, Miss Padoan, what are you doing here all alone? Counting the waves?	嘿 派顿小姐 你一个人在这儿做什么 数海浪吗
[1:57:15]	The captain said we’d be passing the Tropic of Cancer soon.	船长说 我们就快通过 北回归线了
[1:57:18]	Great! At least we’ll have something to look at.	太好了 至少我们又有东西可看了
[1:57:21]	You ever notice how the sea changes colors? Ten times a day.	你们注意到 海的颜色 每天都能改变十多次吗
[1:57:25]	Even more. I could look at the sea all day long.	有时会变更多次 我能整天看着大海
[1:57:29]	You know farmers don’t ever look at the sea.	你们知道吗 农夫都不看海的
[1:57:31]	It scares them At least that’s what I heard.	我听说 他们怕大海
[1:57:34]	That’s not true.	并非如此
[1:57:36]	Once, my father told me he heard the ocean’s voice.	有一次 我父亲对我提到 他听到了大海的声音
[1:57:41]	Really? What did it say?	真的 那大海说了什么
[1:57:44]	I can’t tell you. It’s a secret.	我不能告诉你 这是秘密
[1:57:48]	And secrets should be kept.	而秘密就该保密
[1:57:50]	Gosh, it’s really coming down now. Let’s get back inside.	天 这雨真的太大了 我们快进去吧
[1:57:53]	Come on!	快
[1:57:55]	Let me take your arm.	让我挽着你的手吧
[1:58:56]	“Women’s dormitory 3 class”	“三等舱 女子寝室”
[2:03:01]	America	美国
[2:03:03]	Damn it, I wanted to say it!	该死 我本来想说的
[2:03:36]	Excuse me.	抱歉
[2:03:39]	Excuse me.	让过一下
[2:03:43]	Sorry.	抱歉
[2:03:46]	Please, miss.	拜托 小姐
[2:03:51]	I have to talk to you.	我得和你说句话
[2:03:59]	You’re meeting your father, aren’t you?	你是来找你父亲的吧
[2:04:02]	Yes.	是的
[2:04:04]	How did you know?	你怎么知道
[2:04:05]	I think I’ve met him.	我想 我见过他
[2:04:11]	On this ship, quite a few years ago.	几年前 就在这艘船上
[2:04:16]	I don’t know if he took this same ship.	我不确定 他搭的就是这艘船
[2:04:19]	I’m sure of it.	我很确定
[2:04:23]	He has a musette. Yes?	他有个手风琴 对吧
[2:04:28]	I think we played together.	我想 我们曾经合奏过
[2:04:32]	I don’t know if he’d remember, but…say hello to him.	我不确定他还记不记得 但请代我向他问好
[2:04:38]	All right, I will.	好 我会的
[2:04:41]	But how did you know who I was? It’s very strange, no?	但你怎么知道我是谁 这真是很奇怪 不是吗
[2:04:45]	It’s a secret.	这是秘密
[2:04:49]	And secrets should be kept.	而秘密就该保密
[2:04:51]	Although I think your father felt differently back then.	虽然我觉得 你父亲也许会有 不同的看法
[2:04:56]	Come on! Keep moving! Or we’ll be here all week to discipline!	快点 往前走 不然我们这周都得耗在这儿
[2:05:19]	Please accept this… small musical token.	请接受这个 小小的音乐礼物
[2:05:23]	I’m sorry, but I can’t hear you.	抱歉 但我听不到
[2:05:27]	I want you to… accept this small token.	请你 接受这个小礼物
[2:05:34]	I can’t hear you.	我听不到
[2:05:41]	Good luck.	祝你好运
[2:05:42]	Thank you. Good luck to you, too.	谢谢 你也是
[2:05:47]	Why don’t you come and visit us some day?	你可以来看我们
[2:05:49]	We live on Mott Street. Number 27.	我们住在 莫特街27号
[2:05:52]	My father has a fish shop.	我父亲开了间鱼店
[2:05:56]	Maybe….	也许吧
[2:06:05]	Padoan, okay. Next.	派顿 好 下一个
[2:06:08]	Next.	下一个
[2:06:52]	He never mentioned her to me again, and I never asked.	他再也没提起过那女孩 而我也从不再问
[2:06:56]	At least not for the next twelve crossings.	至少 在接下来十几次航行中 不曾再提
[2:07:00]	Besides, he was happy just like always.	而且 他又回复到往常般的快乐
[2:07:03]	His popularity was at its peak.	他的人气到达顶峰
[2:07:06]	None of us could have imagined	我们没有人知道
[2:07:08]	what was smoldering beneath the ashes of his apparent happiness.	在他快乐开朗的外表下面 藏着怎样的心情
[2:07:13]	Then, one evening in spring, halfway between Genoa and New York,	然后 一个春天的下午 就在热那亚和纽约航线上
[2:07:18]	right in the middle of the ocean,	就在那大洋之中
[2:07:20]	the painting fell.	画掉下来了
[2:07:22]	What do you meaning? The painting fell?	什么意思？画掉下来了？
[2:07:25]	Pops, have you ever asked yourself why paintings fall?	老爹 你可曾自问 一幅画为何会掉下来
[2:07:29]	No, not really.	不 从没有
[2:07:30]	I’ve always been impressed by this thing about paintings.	我总是很在意画自己掉下来这件事
[2:07:33]	What’s the painting got to do with this?	画又和这故事有什么关系
[2:07:34]	It does.	当然有关系
[2:07:36]	Because for Nineteen Hundred, that night went the way it does for paintings.	因为 那晚一九〇〇做的事 就像画掉下来一样突然
[2:07:40]	They hang there for years, and then without any happening…	那些画成年累月地挂着 可无缘无故
[2:07:46]	Nothing at all…	毫无征兆
[2:07:49]	Down that come.	就掉下来了
[2:07:51]	They’re hanging there on that nail, no-body even touches them,	他们挂在钉子上 没人碰过他们
[2:07:54]	but at a certain point…	但到了某个时间
[2:07:58]	They fall down anyway, in the most absolute silence.	它们就掉了下来 悄无声息的
[2:08:04]	With everything perfectly still around them.	周围的一切 都静止了
[2:08:10]	Not even a fly moving.	连苍蝇都不动了
[2:08:14]	And they…	然后
[2:08:19]	There’s no reason. Why in that instant?	没有任何原因 为何如此突然
[2:08:25]	Who knows?	谁知道
[2:08:31]	What happens to a nail	钉子为什么
[2:08:34]	to make it decide that it just can’t anymore?	会突然决定不再支撑画
[2:08:43]	Does he have a soul, too, poor thing?	这可怜的小东西 也有灵魂吗
[2:08:46]	Does he make decisions?	他会做决定吗
[2:08:48]	Sit down….	坐吧 .
[2:08:51]	Did the nail discuss this at length with the painting?	钉子和画讨论过吗
[2:08:54]	They were unsure about doing it.	他们不确定该怎么做
[2:08:56]	They talked it over every night for years?	数年来 他们每晚都在讨论这事？
[2:08:58]	And then they decide on a date, a time, a minute, a precise instant?	而后 他们决定了某日某时某分 某个时间点
[2:09:05]	Or they both know it from the beginning? Both of them was already set up?	或者 他们一开始就知道 早就计划好了
[2:09:11]	“Look! I’m letting it go in seven years.”	听着 七年后我要让它掉下
[2:09:14]	“Fine with me.”	我没问题
[2:09:15]	“So understand, on May 13.”	那说好了 五月十三日
[2:09:18]	“Okay.”	好啊
[2:09:19]	“At twelve o’clock?”	十二点？
[2:09:20]	“How about twelve fifteen.”	十二点十五分吧
[2:09:21]	“OK.”	好
[2:09:22]	“So good night.”	那么 晚安
[2:09:25]	Seven years later, on May 13,	七年后的五月十三日
[2:09:28]	at twelve fifteen….	十二点十五分
[2:09:35]	It’s impossible to understand.	这真是难以理解
[2:09:37]	It’s one of those things that probably better not to think about!	这类事情真的不能多想
[2:09:39]	Because it makes you nuts.	不然你会发疯的
[2:09:41]	Paintings fall,	画落下了
[2:09:43]	when you wake up one morning and discover she doesn’t love you anymore,	就像 有天早晨醒来 发现她不再爱你
[2:09:47]	when you open a newspaper and read that war has broken out,	就像 打开报纸 才得知已经开战
[2:09:50]	when you see a train and you think: I got to leave this place,	就像 见到火车 突然觉得该远行
[2:09:54]	when you look in a mirror and realise you’re old.	就像 你看着镜子 发觉到自己老去
[2:09:56]	When one evening, in the middle of the ocean,	就像 某个夜晚 在大洋的中央
[2:09:59]	Nineteen Hundred looks up from his plate, looks me in the eyes and…	一九〇〇在用餐时抬起头 注视我的双眼 然后说
[2:10:07]	In three days when we get to New York, I’m getting off this ship.	三天后到了纽约 我要下船
[2:10:13]	I was flabbergasted.	我当时惊呆了
[2:10:19]	Cat got your tongue?	猫咬了你的舌头？
[2:10:23]	No,I’m glad.	不 我太高兴了
[2:10:27]	But all of a sudden?	是突然决定的？
[2:10:31]	All of a sudden.	是突然决定的
[2:10:34]	My man…	老友
[2:10:37]	That’s aces.	这太好了
[2:10:38]	I’ve got to see something down there.	我得下船去看样东西
[2:10:40]	What?	看什么？
[2:10:42]	The ocean.	大海
[2:10:46]	The ocean?	大海？
[2:10:47]	The ocean.	大海
[2:10:54]	You’re pulling my leg?	你在耍我吧？
[2:10:56]	You’ve seen nothing but the ocean since the day you were born.	从你出生那天起 你就天天在看海
[2:10:59]	But from here.	但那是从船上看
[2:11:02]	I want to see it from there. It’s not the same thing at all.	我想从陆地上看看 那是完全不同的
[2:11:05]	Wait till we dock, lean over the side, take a good look.	等到了港口靠了岸 你可以好好看
[2:11:08]	It’s the same thing.	那没什么不同
[2:11:10]	No, it’s not.	不 那不一样
[2:11:13]	From land, you can hear its voice.	在陆地上 你可以听见大海的声音
[2:11:15]	You don’t hear that from a ship.	在船上是听不到的
[2:11:18]	What do you mean, its voice?	什么是大海的声音
[2:11:21]	Its voice.	大海的声音
[2:11:26]	It’s like… a big scream…	就像 大声的呼喊
[2:11:34]	telling you that life is immense.	告诉你 人生是无限的
[2:11:38]	Once you’ve finally heard it,	要是你曾听过那声音
[2:11:40]	then you really know what you have to do to go on living.	你就能明白 该如何继续你的人生
[2:11:44]	I could stay here forever,	我可以永远留在船上
[2:11:47]	but the ocean would never tell me a thing.	但这样 大海就永远不能 告诉我什么
[2:11:53]	But if I get off, live on land for a couple of years,	但要是我下了船 在陆地住上几年
[2:11:57]	then I’ll be normal. Just like the others.	那我就能变得像其他平常人一样
[2:12:02]	Then maybe one day, I’ll make it to the coast,	那也许有一天 我会到海边
[2:12:06]	look up, see the ocean, and hear it scream.	抬头看海 然后就能听见它的呼喊
[2:12:13]	I don’t know who’s been telling you all this bullshit	我不知道 是谁告诉你这些屁话
[2:12:16]	or if you’re just making it up.	或是你自己想出来的
[2:12:18]	But you want to know what I think?	不过 你知道我怎么想吗？
[2:12:21]	I think…	我认为
[2:12:24]	the real reason you want off this ship is the girl.	你想下船的真正原因 是为那个女孩
[2:12:29]	It’s always the girl.	女孩永远是理由
[2:12:31]	But even if it’s not the reason, that suits me just fine.	但就算不是这原因 我还是很高兴
[2:12:36]	Because I’ve always wanted you to leave this ship	因为我一直希望你能离开这船
[2:12:39]	and play for the people on land.	为陆地上的人们演奏
[2:12:41]	And marry a nice woman and have children,	再娶个好女人 生几个孩子
[2:12:45]	and all those things in life which are not immense	在人生中 这些事并非无限
[2:12:51]	but are worth the effort.	但却值得拥有
[2:12:55]	You’ll come visit me, won’t you, Max? On land?	到了陆地上 你会来看我吧 麦克斯？
[2:13:03]	Of course.	当然
[2:13:07]	That way, you’ll introduce me to the mother of your children,	到时候 你会给我介绍孩儿他妈
[2:13:12]	and invite me for Sunday dinner.	然后邀请我共进周日晚餐
[2:13:15]	I’ll bring the dessert and a bottle of wine	我会带着甜点和一瓶好酒
[2:13:18]	and you’ll tell me I shouldn’t have.	而你会告诉我 不该破费
[2:13:21]	And while you’re showing me around your house shaped like a ship,	你带我参观 你那像船一样的屋子
[2:13:28]	your wife will be cooking a turkey. And then we’ll sit at the table.	你的妻子则在厨房料理火鸡 之后我们一起用餐
[2:13:34]	And I’ll tell her she’s an excellent cook,	我称赞她厨艺精湛
[2:13:37]	and she’ll say how you talk about me all the time.	而她会告诉我 你总是会谈到找的事
[2:13:45]	You know, I’m going to give you my camel coat.	你知道吗 我打算把我的骆驼大衣给你
[2:13:50]	You’ll cut a fine figure when you get down there.	你穿着它下船 一定很上相
[2:13:57]	You think I could have a family with a horse?	你觉得 我能和一只马组成家庭吗
[2:14:11]	– Nineteen Hundred! – Hey!	– 一九〇〇 – 嘿
[2:14:13]	How many people I have seen saying goodbye on the docks without giving a damn.	在码头 我不知看过多少人 虚情假意的道别
[2:14:19]	But when I said goodbye to Nineteen Hundred, it was a real blow.	但当我和一九〇〇道别时 真的是发自内心
[2:14:56]	Look after yourself, all right?	好好照顾自己 好吗
[2:15:09]	Take care.	保重
[2:15:18]	We laughed, we kept saying “see you soon”,	我们笑着说 回头见
[2:15:21]	But inside, we both knew we’d never see each other again.	但我们心里明白 我们将再也无法见到彼此
[2:15:26]	And there was nothing we could do about it, it had to happen that way.	这事总会发生 我们无能为力
[2:15:30]	And now it was happening.	而如今那一刻来了
[2:15:54]	How the hell we get off?	你们都是怎么下船的
[2:16:01]	Goodbye, Nineteen Hundred, take care.	再见 一九〇〇 多保重
[2:16:04]	– Bye! – Don’t forget us.	– 拜 – 别忘了我们
[2:16:06]	Remember to wear your woollen vest in winter.	冬天别忘了穿件毛背心
[2:16:09]	Take care Nineteen Hundred, take care.	保重 一九〇〇 保重啊
[2:16:11]	Write us a letter sometimes.	记得写信给我们
[2:16:14]	– Take care yourself! – Give my regards to Broadway.	– 多保重 – 替我去百老汇看看
[2:16:19]	Good luck!	祝你好运
[2:16:54]	What’d he do, step in shit?	他怎么了 踩到屎吗
[2:16:57]	Maybe he just forgot something.	可能是忘了带什么
[2:16:59]	Maybe he’s forgotten why he’s getting off.	也许他忘了为什么要下船
[2:18:40]	Whatever he saw from that damned gangplank,	不论在舷梯上看到了什么
[2:18:44]	what kind of thoughts crossed his mind standing up there,	不论当时有什么想法
[2:18:48]	he never told me.	他都不曾告诉我
[2:18:52]	– No, go away! – Wait!	– 不行 走开 – 慢着
[2:18:56]	I’ll give you all the money I have, take it.	我把所有钱都给你 拿去
[2:19:02]	He was strange for a long time after that. He wouldn’t talk to anyone.	在那之后 有很长一段时间他都很奇怪 他不和任何人说话
[2:19:08]	He preferred keeping to himself for days and days.	他宁可每天一个人独处
[2:19:13]	He seemed taken by very personal matters.	似乎有什么 很私人的问题 困扰着他
[2:19:17]	Then, one day, while I was sitting at the bar…	然后有一天 当我坐在吧台时
[2:19:20]	Look!	你看
[2:19:30]	Thanks for the coat, Max. Fit like a glove.	谢谢你的大衣 麦克斯 很合身
[2:19:34]	It was a real shame.	真是抱歉
[2:19:38]	I’m much better now. I’m done with all that.	但我现在好多了 我想通了一切
[2:19:52]	He looked like somebody who wasn’t kidding,	他看来不是在开玩笑
[2:19:55]	one who knew exactly where he was going.	他很确定以后要做什么
[2:19:59]	Like when he’d sit at the piano and start to play.	就像他坐在钢琴前开始弹奏
[2:20:03]	There were no doubts in his hands.	双手毫不迟疑
[2:20:06]	It was as the keys had been waiting for those notes forever.	就像那些琴键 早就等着那些音符
[2:20:10]	It seemed like he’d made them up then and there,	看上去那些曲子是他现写出来的
[2:20:13]	yet somewhere in his head, those notes had been written all along.	其实旋律早已存在于他脑海之中
[2:20:20]	Now, I know that on that day,	现在 我明白了 那天
[2:20:22]	Nineteen Hundred had decided to sit before the keyboard of his life	一九〇〇是决定坐在他人生的键盘前
[2:20:27]	and start playing his most absurd music.	开始演奏他最率性不羁的乐曲
[2:20:31]	And this music would have marked the rest of his days.	用此曲点亮余生
[2:21:31]	Look at that guy with the trumpet, he’s got be drunk or half crazy.	看看那吹小号的 他不是醉了就是疯了
[2:21:36]	Look! He’s crying as he plays!	你瞧 他边吹边哭呢
[2:22:03]	I left the Virginian on August 21st, 1933,	我在1933年8月21日 离开维吉尼亚号
[2:22:08]	with my leave papers and back pay. Everything in order.	带着我的离职证明 薪水 个人物品
[2:22:13]	I knew that sooner or later I’d have been through with the ocean.	我知道 迟早有一天 我会离开大海
[2:22:16]	So that’s what I did.	我也确实是离开了
[2:22:19]	I heard no more about Nineteen Hundred or the Virginian.	之后 我再也没听到 关于一九〇〇和维吉尼亚的消息
[2:22:23]	Not that I ever forgot them.	但我从不曾忘记他们
[2:22:26]	On the contrary.	相反
[2:22:28]	During the war, I’d always ask myself…	在战时 我总是自问
[2:22:31]	Who knows what Nineteen Hundred would do if he were here?	要是一九〇〇在这儿 他会怎么做呢
[2:22:35]	Who knows what he’d say?	他又会说什么呢
[2:22:37]	Fuck war, he’d say.	他可能会说 去他的战争
[2:22:39]	But said by me, it wasn’t the same thing.	但从我口中说出 就是另一回事了
[2:23:05]	A lot of time’s gone by, you know.	已经过了很久了 你知道的
[2:23:08]	Who could say he really didn’t leave?	谁敢说 他一定没有离开船呢？
[2:23:10]	Maybe one fine day, he went to Mott Street, the fish shop,	说不定 有一天他真去了莫顿街的鱼店
[2:23:12]	to ask for the woman.	去找那个女孩了
[2:23:15]	Maybe.	也许吧
[2:27:25]	Hey, Conn, what’s the matter? You lose your sea legs?	嘿 康恩牌 怎么了？晕船了吗？
[2:27:33]	Where the hell did you find that record?	你是从哪儿找到这唱片的？
[2:27:44]	What have you been up to all these years?	这些年 你都在做些什么？
[2:27:53]	Making music.	演奏音乐
[2:27:55]	Even during the war?	即使在战争时？
[2:28:00]	Even when no one was dancing anymore.	即使不再有人跳舞
[2:28:08]	Even when the bombs were falling.	即使炸弹从天而降
[2:28:14]	The music helped them get better.	音乐能让他们好过些
[2:28:19]	The wounded, I mean.	我是说 那些伤兵
[2:28:25]	Or else it kept them entertained,	音乐能让他们从容地
[2:28:30]	as they slipped away into another world.	前往另一个世界
[2:28:36]	Sometimes they didn’t even mind the voyage	有时他们甚至已不太在意这趟”旅程”
[2:28:41]	if they could listen to the music.	因为有音乐相伴
[2:28:47]	Mine was the last face they saw.	我陪着他们走完此生
[2:28:52]	And I kept playing till the ship got here.	我一直都在弹琴 直到这艘船被拖来这儿
[2:29:02]	Call this a ship?	你还把这儿叫船？
[2:29:05]	It’s more like a mountain of dynamite about to explode.	这更像是个 快要爆炸的火药山
[2:29:10]	A bit dangerous, don’t you think?	你不觉得有点危险吗？
[2:29:18]	And you, Max?	你呢 麦克斯？
[2:29:22]	Where’s your trumpet?	你的小号到哪儿了？
[2:29:26]	I gave it up as well, a while back.	我有好一段时间没吹了
[2:29:30]	But, you know, now I’m in the mood for starting again.	但 你知道吗 我现在又有了重头再来的热情
[2:29:35]	I’m busting with new ideas.	我有个新点子
[2:29:39]	Let’s start a duo, you and me.	我们来个二重奏 就我们俩
[2:29:43]	Or our own band :	或者我们组个自己的乐队 名字就叫
[2:29:46]	The “Danny Boodman T.D. Lemon Nineteen Hundred Big Band!”	丹尼 布德曼 T.D.柠檬 一九〇〇 大乐团
[2:29:53]	It gets the blood going! We’d be a smash.	这真令人兴奋 我们会大受欢迎
[2:30:00]	Come on, Nineteen Hundred. Come with me. Let’s get off.	来吧 一九〇〇 跟我下船吧
[2:30:04]	We’ll watch the fireworks from the pier,	我们一起在码头 欣赏这场烟火秀
[2:30:06]	and then we’ll start from scratch.	然后 我们从头开始
[2:30:10]	Sometimes that’s the way you have to do it.	有时你必须这么做
[2:30:13]	You go right back to the beginning.	你得从头开始
[2:30:28]	“You’re never really done for as long as you’ve got a good story	只要你还有好故事 好听众
[2:30:33]	and someone to tell it to”.	你就永远不会完
[2:30:37]	Remember?	还记得吗？
[2:30:40]	You told me that.	这是你告诉我的
[2:30:45]	Well, what a stack of stories you got now!	你现在有成堆的故事可说
[2:30:50]	The world would be hanging on your every word,	全世界都会迷上你的故事
[2:30:54]	and they’d go crazy for your music.	他们会为你的音乐疯狂
[2:31:00]	Believe me.	相信我
[2:31:07]	All that city…	这些城市
[2:31:15]	You just couldn’t see an end to it.	你唯一看不见的 是它的尽头
[2:31:20]	The end!	它的尽头
[2:31:23]	please? You please just show me where it ends?	拜托？让我看看这些城市的尽头
[2:31:31]	It was all very fine on that gangway	当我在舷梯上时 一切都很完美
[2:31:35]	and I was grand, too, in my overcoat.	那件大衣也让我很体面
[2:31:40]	I cut quite a figure.	我看来很帅气
[2:31:43]	And I was getting off, Guaranteed.	而当时 我真心的想下船
[2:31:49]	That’s wasn’t the problem.	那不是问题所在
[2:31:56]	It wasn’t what I saw that stopped me, Max.	阻止我脚步的 并不是我所看见的东西 麦克斯
[2:32:00]	It was what I didn’t see.	而是我所无法看见的东西
[2:32:04]	Can you understand that?	你能明白吗
[2:32:08]	What I didn’t see.	是我看不到的东西
[2:32:11]	In all that srawling city, there was everything except an end.	在那些无限延伸的城市中 什么都有 唯独没有尽头
[2:32:18]	There was no end.	根本就没有尽头
[2:32:22]	What I did not see was where the whole thing came to an end,	我看不见的 是这一切的尽头
[2:32:30]	the end of the world.	世界的尽头
[2:32:39]	You take a piano.	就拿一台钢琴来说
[2:32:43]	Keys begin, the keys end.	琴键有始有终
[2:32:49]	You know there are 88 of them, nobody can tell you any different.	你知道它有88个键 没有其它可能
[2:32:53]	They are not infinite, you are infinite.	琴键有限 你却是无限的
[2:32:59]	And on those keys, the music that you can make is infinite.	在这些有限的琴键上 能创造出的音乐是无限的
[2:33:05]	I like that.	我喜欢这样
[2:33:08]	That I can live by.	那是我能接受的生活方式
[2:33:10]	You get me up on that gangway	当我站在舷梯上
[2:33:12]	and you roll out in front of me	在我眼前展开的
[2:33:13]	a keyboard of millions and billions of keys that never end.	是由几百万几亿个琴键组成的 没有尽头的键盘
[2:33:17]	And that’s the truth, Max, that they never end.	真的 麦克斯 它们没有尽头
[2:33:21]	That keyboard is infinite.	这是个无限的键盘
[2:33:25]	And if that keyboard is infinite,	如果键盘是无限的
[2:33:27]	then on that keyboard there is no music you can play.	那就没法在上面弹出任何音乐
[2:33:31]	You’re sitting on the wrong bench.	你坐错了位置
[2:33:34]	That’s God’s piano.	那是属于上帝的钢琴
[2:33:40]	Christ, did you see the streets?	老天 你看见那些街道了吗
[2:33:42]	Just the streets. There were thousands of them.	光是街道 就有几千条
[2:33:46]	How do you do it down there? How do you choose just one?	这该怎么选择？该选哪条街
[2:33:50]	One woman, one house,	哪个女人 哪栋房子
[2:33:56]	one piece of land to call your own, one landscape to look at,	哪块土地是属于你的 应该观看哪处风景
[2:34:01]	one way to die.	还有该选 怎么个死法
[2:34:07]	All that world just weighing down on you.	整个世界 对你而言不过是个重担
[2:34:10]	You don’t even know where it comes to an end.	你甚至都不知 它的尽头在哪儿
[2:34:12]	I mean, aren’t you ever just scared of breaking apart at the thought of it?	我是说 难道你不曾恐惧 光是想到这些就会令人崩溃吗
[2:34:16]	At the enormity of living it?	想到要生活在 如此巨大的城市中？
[2:34:23]	I was born on this ship.	我在这艘船上出生
[2:34:29]	And the world passed me by, but two thousand people at a time.	这世界在我身边不断更替变化 但每次只有二千人
[2:34:38]	And there were wishes here,	这里 有希望
[2:34:43]	but never more than fit between prow and stern.	但从不超过艏艉之间
[2:34:48]	You played out your happiness on a piano that was not infinite.	在有限的钢琴上 你能自得其乐
[2:34:54]	I learned to live that way.	我只学会了这样的生活
[2:35:01]	Land?	陆地？
[2:35:05]	Land is a ship too big for me.	对我来说 陆地是艘太大的船
[2:35:10]	It’s a woman too beautiful.	是位太美的女人
[2:35:15]	It’s a voyage too long. Perfume too strong.	是太长的旅程 太浓的香水
[2:35:21]	It’s music I don’t know how to make.	是个不知该从何处谱起的乐章
[2:35:29]	I could never get off this ship.	我永远无法走下这艘船
[2:35:35]	At best, I can step off my life.	最好的结局就是 我走下人生的舞台
[2:35:41]	After all, I don’t exist for anyone.	毕竟 对别人而言 我并不存在
[2:35:50]	You’re the exception, Max.	你是例外 麦克斯
[2:35:55]	You’re the only one who knows that I’m here.	你是唯一知道 我在这里的人
[2:36:00]	You’re a minority.	你是少数派
[2:36:03]	And you’d better get used to it.	你最好能习惯这一点
[2:36:11]	Forgive me, my friend.	原谅我 我的朋友
[2:36:14]	But I’m not getting off.	但我不会下船的
[2:37:47]	Hey, Max.	嘿 麦克斯
[2:37:51]	Picture the scene at the Golden Gates.	想像一下 在金色大门前
[2:37:54]	Some guy searching a list trying to find my name, not finding it.	有个家伙想在花名册上找到我的名字 但找不着
[2:37:59]	What did you say your name was again?	再说一遍你的名字
[2:38:01]	Nineteen Hundred.	一九〇〇
[2:38:04]	Niemann, Nightingale, Ninestock… Nittledeen?	尼曼 南丁格尔 尼南史塔克 尼特雷汀 ?
[2:38:09]	Well, you see, sir. I was born on a ship.	是这样 先生 我是在船上出生的
[2:38:13]	Beg your pardon?	你说什么？
[2:38:14]	Born, raised, and died on a ship. Maybe I’m not registered there.	我是在一艘船上出生 成长 死去的 也许没写入花名册
[2:38:19]	Yeah, Shipwreck?	是因为沉船吗？
[2:38:22]	No, six and a half tons of dynamite.	不 是六吨半的炸药
[2:38:28]	Feeling better now?	那你觉得好些了吗
[2:38:30]	Yeah, I’m fine, except I lost an arm.	是啊 好多了 只是少了只胳膊
[2:38:34]	An arm?	一只胳膊？
[2:38:36]	Yes, in the explosion.	对 被炸飞了
[2:38:40]	Well, you should be able to find one over there.	那 在那儿你应该能找到一只
[2:38:44]	Which one did you say you were missing?	你是少了哪一只胳膊？
[2:38:46]	Left, sir.	是左臂 先生
[2:38:48]	I’m dreadfully sorry.	真的很抱歉
[2:38:53]	We only seem to have two rights.	可我们只有两只右臂
[2:38:57]	Two right arms?	两只右臂？
[2:38:58]	Yes.	是的
[2:39:00]	Afraid so.	恐怕是的
[2:39:02]	Would you mind awfully if….	不知您是否介意 假如
[2:39:08]	If I what?	假如什么？
[2:39:09]	Well, if you take a right arm instead of a left?	假如 用右臂来代替你的左臂
[2:39:17]	Well, all things considered, a right arm than nothing, I suppose.	不管怎么说 有个右胳膊 总比没有好吧
[2:39:22]	Couldn’t agree more.	真是对极了
[2:39:25]	By the way, we have one black arm and one white arm.	对了 那两只胳膊 一只是黑人的 一只是白人的
[2:39:30]	Oh, no…. matching color, please.	噢 不 我要和我同肤色的 拜托
[2:39:33]	I have nothing against the other race, but it’s just a question of aesthetics.	我可没什么种族歧视 完全是出于美观
[2:39:43]	No laughing matter, Max.	这可不好笑 麦克斯
[2:39:47]	What a cock-up, Spend eternity with two right arms?	这是什么怪模样 装着两只右胳膊在天国逍遥
[2:39:53]	I mean, how would you make the sign of the cross?	我说 这让我怎么划十字架啊
[2:40:11]	Hey, Max.	嘿 麦克斯
[2:40:14]	Imagine the music I could play with two right arms.	想像一下 我能用两只右手 弹出什么样的曲子
[2:40:19]	Hope I can find a piano up there.	希望我能在天堂找到钢琴
[2:40:29]	Okay, that’s fine like that.	好了 一切就绪
[2:40:40]	– Slowly. – Get hold of it there.	– 慢点 – 那边的抓紧
[2:42:18]	What would you have done in my shoes?	换成你是我 又能怎么做呢
[2:42:22]	I don’t know.	我不知道
[2:42:27]	I wouldn’t probably have felt quite useless.	我可能会觉得自己很没用吧
[2:42:38]	Sooner or later all stories end, and there’s nothing left to add.	故事迟早会结束 后面没什么可说的了
[2:42:49]	Anyhow, thanks, pops.	不管怎样 谢谢你 老爹
[2:43:13]	Conn, there’s just one thing I don’t get.	康恩 还有件事我不明白
[2:43:19]	Who hid the broken record inside the piano?	是谁把 唱片碎片 藏在钢琴里的？
[2:43:26]	You’re looking at him.	他就站在你面前
[2:43:29]	So you weren’t so useless after all.	这么说来 你并不是一无是处
[2:43:42]	Conn.	康恩
[2:43:48]	Here.	拿去吧
[2:43:53]	Take your trumpet. Well, you’ll be needing it.	拿着你的小号 你会需要它的
[2:44:00]	But I…	但我 .
[2:44:01]	Never mind the money.	别管钱不钱的
[2:44:04]	A good story’s worth more than an old trumpet.	好故事可比旧小号值钱多了
[2:44:15]	Okay, Pops.	好吧 老爹