[Jimmy Savile with a group of children stands outside a large dark wood office door]
Savile:
You can knock on the door.
MT:
[opens door, crouching down a little to the children] Hello, welcome, come in.
[Savile tells the children to introduce themselves; exact words inaudible]
MT:
You are Lucy [MT shakes hands with Lucy]
[film cuts to MT’s office, she is sitting in an armchair facing children on a sofa]
Unnamed girl (?Jane):
When you were small did you ever want to be the Prime Minister?
MT:
No. [pauses slightly] When I was small I don't think one thought there could ever be a woman Prime Minister of Britain. You know we didn't Jimmy in those days, did we?
Savile:
No, but we always hoped.
MT:
We always hoped, all right!
Savile:
[speaking over MT] : And you will have to fix it Thatcher.
MT:
Women have come on so much during my lifetime. I still haven't quite made it to No.10 Downing Street but I just hope that I will do it one day.
Savile:
The young people have had such a marvellous time. These badges are Jim’ll Fix It badges you see, that when they have it fixed for them they get them awarded, so might I ask you to hand them one each?
[hands MT badges attached to red ribbons]
MT:
Of course.
Savile:
And it is Jane’s first.
MT:
[handing it to Jane] Can you pop it over your head? [Jane puts the badge over her head]
MT:
That’s right, let’s have it facing front.
Savile:
[talking over MT, a few words inaudible] And one for Philip.
MT:
That’s right. I think they might have got two with blue ribbon on, don't you? Still – there.
Savile:
That was a slip up, wasn’t it?
MT:
Never mind
Savile:
One for Alice. Lean forward Alice.
MT:
[MT hands to badge to Alice] The colour of the red rose.
Savile:
You stand up Fred. Stand up Fred. One for Charlie from China. [Fred giggles]
MT:
That’s fine. There. Don't I get one?
Savile:
Well, actually …
MT:
I thought you were going to fix my getting into No.10.
Savile:
I have already done so! But I was going to see you privately about that because I wouldn't want too many people to realise how I had done it. Because they could [words inaudible, MT speaking over him] … Prime Minister
MT:
[MT smiling] Well, then you have given me a Jim … well, a Jim has fixed it for me. All right!
Savile:
Indeed.