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Do you know what time I wake up every morning, Hank?
Don't know, sir.
4:45.
The sun never touches me.
And you know what I did at 6:15?
Listen to my appearance on the radio?
At WSFA?
No. I'm having breakfast.
I think it's fair enough.
We are not so famous, so we sing at that hour.
I'm just kidding.
I listen to your show from time to time.
- Really? - Yes.
- What do you think? - Quite good.
Fair enough.
OK.
Only a few more details from the Justice of the Peace.
So, this is your divorce certificate, Miss Guy?
Now I'm Miss Sheppard.
Guy is Erksine's last name.
But the divorce is still in process, right?
Indeed.
Mr. Guy and I have taken care of it.
Do you also want to see that the has been approved by a notary?
Yes, I understand.
- Just 10 days ago, huh? - Yes.
Good, we focus on this problem.
Just because this ceiling doesn't dominate and the window isn't stained glass...
does not mean that this union is less holy.
Audrey Mae Sheppard,
Do you accept Hiram King Hank Williams, to love and respect him at any time,
to live with it and appreciate it in marriage ties?
Yes, of course.
And you, Hiram King Hank Williams,
do you accept this woman, Audrey Mae Sheppard, to be your wife?
And will you promise to be loyal in love and respect at all times...
to live with him in a marriage bond?
Yes
So with the authority given to me,
from Covington County in the state of Alabama,
I declare you as husband and wife.
Alright, friends.
Now I will play a little song for you.
This might make sense for all of you.
Tonight, or this morning, whatever it is.
Don, don't screw it up.
- I'll try. - Play.
How much did you get, Miss Lillie?
I have no obligation on you.
It takes two directions, right?
He drinks very much tonight.
Do you think that?
Thank you, friends.
Now, I'll invite my beautiful wife, Audrey.
Audrey, go here.
Don't worry, Lillie.
Hank will hand it to me before we even go home.
Come here.
He is an amazing singer.
Greet them, Audrey.
Hi.
Now we will sing a short song titled Blues Come Around.
Friends, play.
Hey, Williams!
You sound like a goat, and so is your wife.
Sit down!
Sit down, horse's butt.
Skinny bastard!
When my wife wakes up, she listens to you on the radio.
If he hears it again tomorrow morning, I will beat him.
Dude, why don't you just turn off that damn radio?
That's the point of the buttons on it.
Wait, don't!
Get rid of him!
- Go! - Go!
Go!
Take control of yourself, sir!
Damn.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
You're late.
No, no, no.
No.
I know the mother who gave birth to you, Hank.
Mother is there.
But where do you come from and how do you get what you have
and why did you get it,
Mother swears, nobody knows that.
Except maybe God.
Maybe.
Audrey will be angry about this.
Do you think you care?
Fuck. I do good to everyone at the station.
The woman doesn't know who is the star here.
And Mother hasn't escorted you in all countries for 10 years,
ordering low places and school buildings,
seeing him pretending to set as if he was Queen of England.
Know why Mom and Audrey don't get along well?
One of you is afraid the other will take all my money when I'm drunk.
That's a painful thing to say, kid.
Yes, I'm just offending.
I hope only that.
When was the last time you ate?
I don't remember.
Does your back hurt?
It's okay.
If you want to make sure you get the best quality gas...
Hi, Laura.
Hey, Hank.
- How are you? - Good. You?
You never write a letter again, You never call.
- What do I do? - Hank, I have to take this to the office.
Do you have to go? Alright, see you later.
Dah, Hank.
I will miss you.
Hi friends.
- Good morning, boss. - Hello, Hank.
How are you guys?
I move slowly today.
Where is Miss?
He is not here.
Williams!
Where have you wasted 12 minutes of broadcast duration?
This won't work.
And you smell really bad.
All of you.
I'm sorry, Mr. Pill.
Yes, that means nothing to me.
I will fire you, I will swear to God I will.
We are here doing business, bastards.
I know that, Mr. Pill.
Calculate.
Three, two, one.
Hey, good morning to all of you friends out there.
I'm Hank Williams and Cowboys Drifting.
We are very sorry for being late,
last night, we went to Highway 31.
Oh yeah.
One more thing.
It looks like this will be our last appearance at WSFA.
So if you are out there enjoying it, we will be happy to hear it.
Please write your letter and tell us.
Lycrecia, don't you like this book?
That is the cowboy.
I dream about you, baby
Although...
God bless you, honey.
You let me go
- Look at his hat. - Honey, what do you think?
I want a hat like that.
How long did Lycrecia not meet her father?
He will stop by next week when Lycrecia goes to my parents' house.
Oh, my heart is so heavy
And these tears
No longer shines
Come on. Time to eat.
I stop dreaming
About you, baby
All because you let me go
So?
Not bad, baby.
Not bad?
Yes Not bad.
Then what about boiled food?
Not bad.
So everything is OK?
Just OK.
If it's really OK, you don't need to add soy sauce.
But it's not that busy.
Food or song?
Both of them need a little soy sauce, honey.
Damn, Hank.
- Come on, Auds. - You come on.
You always do this.
Do what?
You know... Like when you said that I could sing with you on the show.
And apparently never at all.
Okay, alright.
What does that mean?
Geez, that means I said that.
Hi.
What did you write, Hank?
Maybe a short poem for God.
Can be used as a song.
Can always use a new one.
Really?
Are you religious?
When I was a child,
I spend a lot of time in the church listening to the Bible.
You're still a child.
Do you think so, Ellie?
Why don't you write poetry for me?
I might have to know you more closely.
Go, Ellie.
Do you know Howard Pill called?
Hank must return. He is still under contract.
That's right.
And that is a good job.
He also said that I wanted to sing along on the show.
That's not true.
Geez, I'm comfortable here.
Some more appearance, I want to end it.
It's not easy to get out of there.
He can do whatever he wants, Lillie.
Do you think this is the school page?
Where do you want to go?
Now, I want to pee.
Then tomorrow the day after tomorrow, I will go to Nashville.
Charlie Holt says someone can help me appear Opry.
I urge Charlie Holt. You know that. I told you.
Yes, I know that.
That's great, Audrey.
Sounds good?
So when do we leave, honey?
Friday.
Friday?
But my mother will bring Lycrecia that day.
Here it is.
- Hello, sir. - Hey.
- I'm Hank Williams. - I've heard.
Immediately.
Charlie Holt gives me your name.
He says you will tell what I have to do to be able to appear on Opry.
There is only one way, take the audition for Jack Stapp.
You know I hate that audition, Mr. Collins.
Maybe I can meet her.
Son, there are no shortcuts to get to Opry.
Can you tell Mr. Stapp if I'm here?
Hank, how old are you?
23 when I last checked.
You are old enough to know that's not how it works.
Now, please make an appointment,
then you will play for him, and if he likes, you will play for Judge Hay.
Then what?
And then Hay Judge will tell you to go back...
when you are very good.
I might know how to do that.
Hank, do you know Fred Rose?
I know who he is.
Partner Roy Acuff.
Among other things.
You might want to know him closer.
When I first came to see me, he played some songs he wrote
and some other people's songs.
Actually, I'm sure Audrey, his wife, have called here several times,
urge me to meet with Hank.
And I offered him a contract right away as a songwriter.
fucking contract agreement.
Ten dollars per song, plus royalty.
Officially, a paid songwriter.
So I suggest you call me Mr. Hiram Williams from now on.
Where is the name Hiram?
From my parents.
Get it from King Hiram from the Book of Kings.
First Hiram from Tire.
Can we buy strawberries later?
Lillie never mentions your father at all, as if he never existed.
Yes, he put Daddy at the Veteran Hospital when I was six years old.
Which is in Pensacola.
I don't know, it's because of an war injury from France or something.
But my cousin said it was due to a truck accident
at the place of sale of the wood where he works.
He is very chaotic, and...
That's what we know.
Good night, little bastard.
We recommend that you carefully place the object.
How are you doing?
Hi.
I think maybe we play riding wild horses tonight.
Who do you say?
Hank said.
I look forward to that.
You must.
Especially because you don't drink.
Honey, it's unreasonable.
You're right.
Then come here and go up, cowboy.
My back.
- Miss again, honey. - Alright then.
Do you love me?
Do you really love me, honey?
Almost all the time.
Go down, and you will know what I mean.
Down.
Look, the left is much higher from the right.
- Can you see it? - Yes.
Good. Now come back and fix it.
Yes, ma'am.
Be careful of your head.
I don't want blood.
Darling, come here.
What?
I want to show you something.
What?
Come here, and I'll show you.
OK.
What should you show me?
Do you see this?
Now...
"Where did the inspiration come from to Move It On Over, Hank doesn't know.
" Surely not from his marriage life.
"Mr. and Mrs. Hank Williams underwent exemplary household life."
Wait, do you think it's funny?
More or less so. Don't you think?
Also said we already sold more than 90,000 copies.
Gosh.
If it's even half right, I want to know how much money is.
That is how Hiram Williams has a big contract.
Big contract, have you seen notes on the table?
Howard Pill calls, making sure we are at the radio station tomorrow.
Fuck the show. I should never return.
Alright, friends.
I know it's 6:30 a.m.,
but if you're milking cows or just go to the store...
to buy food or goods, we really appreciate you listening to us.
We really mean it.
I have a young woman who will sing a song for you.
- Are you ready? - I am ready.
I'm very ready.
He slowly approaches the microphone.
Are you okay?
Yes
It sounds like you're not serious.
- I'm serious. - OK.
He will sing a song...
titled Pan American, some of you know.
It's about locomotives speeding from Cincinnati to New Orleans
almost every day.
At least lower the mic.
Set your clock.
All right, Byrd.
We managed to do it.
Almost.
Someone must do something to him.
Do you discuss the weather or Audrey?
Actually we were discussing the way he sang.
Really?
Yes
Hank,
he is very bad.
Hey, fucker, that's my wife.
Look, Hank, you also know like me.
- Come on. - Maybe I know,
but it's not important now.
You're talking about my wife.
Fuck you, my husband.
Honey, you don't hear...
what I said earlier. I defended you.
You sing that song well.
- Just forget it. - Dear.
Honey, this is a beautiful morning.
You look beautiful.
We do it very well.
Drink again, Hank.
That is nonsense.
Why did you say that?
Do you know people like me to sing?
They told me that. But not you.
Every time there is a chance, you humble me like a pest.
What do you mean, pests?
It is more like a queen bee.
I brought you there. I stand by your side.
- Yes, close your nose! - Cover the nose?
Yes, I'm sick of feeling bad, Hank, I'm sick of it!
Hey, as long as you know, our song is a hit.
We have a new home, and you have a fur coat.
You think it's worth it to get drunk, prostitute, all the nonsense I did?
- Must be worth it for something! - No!
Not even for a second is it worth it to destroy someone's dream.
What?
Yes, as long as you know, because it's clear now.
You can take your hit record, wrap it in a fur coat
and you pick up your phone when my lawyer contacts.
Good.
He can call me now!
"Love each other."
"Hank, I open my heart to you because I love you like my own child.
" You and Audrey, you must love each other.
"But you two are both want to be the boss.
" You both have your own pride.
"Pride is one of the most damaging lies on earth."
Tell me, how do I look?
Better than when you came, Mr. Williams.
Thank you, Miss Warwick.
I will not come back again.
I'm glad to hear that.
- Don. How are you? - Good.
- You brought me candy? - Yes.
Thank you.
My lover doesn't come with you?
OK.
Winners and still champions.
"On April 1948, my husband, Hank Williams
" was very temperament and out of control.
"He drinks very much, and last month,
" he is drunk most of the time.
"In the past few months, he has been involved in the wildest waste
"and wasting money what he gets."
I've wasted money.
Audrey waste money on Lowry Furniture.
The owner said he wanted everything this weekend.
Really?
You can tell the man that every month I put all my bills in my hat and then I draw one and that's what I paid for.
And if he presses me again
I won't even put the bill in the hat.
OK.
Basically, a house is a burden, but you bear debt.
And this is the deposit.
$ 2,250 cash.
All that is just a pile of paper, green and bloody.
I don't know what the problem is or why it's so long or maybe...
You talk to the prostitute who divorced you?
Look, it's about Opry, Fred.
That's what I want.
I always want it.
Yes, I understand. But that can't happen.
Well, I'll talk to them, but we have to prove our quality.
And not only music, but also reliable.
Then meet them.
They will regret if they think they are better than me.
Right. They can kiss your ass.
I'm not an enemy, Hank.
Now, I have a deal with KWKH radio, Hayride in Shreveport.
- Good. - Good?
Yes, for now, yes.
OK.
How is your family? How about Audrey?
- He is fine. - Good.
He is a devil, that's him.
Women can become vengeful when not on your side.
Don't worry, Fred. He is on my side.
He is on his own side.
We will get to Nashville, son.
- Crecia, you come in again. - Fine, ma'am.
Mom will follow soon.
Audrey.
Hank.
I will go to Shreveport for Hayride.
I want you to come with me.
Have you received the letters?
Yes
Have you received the sale of the house?
Come on, Auds.
You always say "Come on."
We will divorce, if you don't know.
This divorce is too difficult.
You should have thought about that for a long time.
Yes, I should have thought about it.
I can't see that far.
I can't see that
fighting with you is better than separating.
Everyone has been divorced.
Believe me, you can do it.
I know.
But,
I married the right woman for a man like me,
and I'm not ready to say goodbye.
I don't really know what that means.
I need you, that is the meaning.
Besides that, don't I look handsome?
You look pretty good.
Not bad.
Did Lillie come along?
Do you think you can treat me well?
Stop drinking?
Yes
But you can't.
I can try.
Come with me, Audrey.
I'm afraid.
I love you.
Yes
Will you stop debating me about singing together?
Yes, right.
You really are.
I really mean it.
Hey.
Good morning, honey.
What is the trip?
Are you okay?
I'm very tired.
Sorry I woke you up.
No.
I can't sleep at all.
I know.
I can't.
Hank.
Are you listening?
A little.
Even though I sleep.
I want to tell you something.
Do you hear me?
You will become a father.
Audrey Mae.
Oh my God. Will we have a baby?
- Really? - Yes.
I can't say it.
You certainly can.
- Audrey, I love you. - And I love you.
This will be amazing.
He will really have a father.
Yes
Unlike me. It's not like what happened to me.
He will have a family.
How do you know he's a boy?
Whatever it is, he will have a real family.
Fred I want to go to Cincinnati for a session.
Yes, when?
Next week.
I can.
The problem,
Fred wants to try others as my guardian.
What do you say to him?
Call.
I don't really like that.
I don't expect you to like it, but that must happen.
Maybe you don't need us at all.
That doesn't mean anything.
It's just that the Red Foley band is already there and Fred wants to record immediately.
I understand. That doesn't mean anything.
I don't need anything, Shag.
Me too.
What do you want to sing?
I want to try Lovesick.
He won't like that. You're not even the writer.
That's right.
But now I make it mine.
OK.
Hey, Fred. We sing some for you. I want to sing one for me.
I want to sing Lovesick. Don't you have a problem?
Fuck you guys.
Hank, the song hurts, and this is not true.
It's out of size.
You hang some notes too long.
When I find a note I like, I love hanging it.
Listen to me. I'm on Hayride.
I sang the song, I left the stage, I threw my hat on the stage.
The hat made them ask me to sing again.
Come on.
OK. I want to drink a cup of coffee. You have 15 minutes.
Thank you, sir.
Alright, Lovesick Blues. Let's make it simpler.
No need to worry, Hank. Isn't this song simple?
I want to tell you something.
I will not eat.
You will get a burger with tomato sauce there?
Yes, right.
- Hey, Sammy, haven't you arrived? - Not yet.
I didn't start from the back.
I think in high school you're still reading from front to back, huh?
That's funny, Hank.
You're not too old.
I was born older than you, Sammy.
See this.
Look.
Now, I want to say something.
And this is not nonsense.
If this doesn't make me appear on Opry,
I will give up.
Don't lie.
They have to find me with the boat is full of bass and begged me!
They have to do that.
- Hank. - Oscar!
Is someone chasing you?
This is about Audrey.
- Is he okay? - Yes. Are you coming?
Oh my God. OK!
I told you I won't eat.
Hey, Sammy, save the magazine.
Doctor. Everything is alright?
Congratulations.
You have a son, Mr. Williams.
- I... Really? - Yes, right.
- How is his mother? - He is fine. He is strong.
- Is he okay? - Yes.
- And the child is healthy, and... - Yes?
Great.
- Is he big? - More than 4 kilos.
The biggest this year.
He's a champion, huh?
That's right.
Thank you, Doc. Thank you very much.
- No problem. - Thank you.
You can see him in about 15 minutes.
- Yes. - OK.
- I need my hand. - Okay, okay, please.
- OK. - Good. Thank you sir.
OK.
Daddy is here.
It's okay.
Daddy is here.
I will not let my savior enter
Then Jesus comes
Like strangers at night
Praise God
I see light
There is no more darkness
No more night
Now I'm very happy
There is no sadness
Praise God
I see light
He sleeps well enough there for several days.
I think in the end there is a battery.
He really likes his mother.
I will go to Opry, Auds.
Of course, honey.
I mean now.
How can he get past Jack Stapp and the gang?
Oscar and Fred swear I won't get a problem.
I was drunk.
I have to be there.
I have to be there, Hank.
But I can't, huh?
Our baby is still too small.
This is not true.
I know. I know, honey.
I know.
I'm sorry.
Suddenly it happens that fast?
Not fast enough for me.
Hank.
How are you doing, kid?
- Good enough. - Don't worry,
they can kill you, but they can't eat you.
Strangely it's entertaining.
I'm very proud of you, Hank.
I say that as a friend.
I won't be here without you, Pappy.
This is what I always want.
Once he's finished, there will be three ads, and after that it's your turn.
Foley's Boys accompany you.
They are in the lobby.
- Jim. - Fred.
Hank, Jim Denny, Opry manager.
Yes, sir. Thank you.
Sure. Good luck.
- You are hungry... - Friends.
- Hey, Hank. - Hey.
Hank.
Jerry.
Ladies and Gentlemen, our guest star tonight will do their first appearance...
at Prince Albert Grand Ole Opry.
Let's give a lively welcome to The Lovesick Blues Boy,
Mr. Hank Williams!
Glen Burnie, Maryland, where local law enforcement and the Air Force have brought up
some unusual evidence, which may explain the appearance of flying saucers recently.
The greatest baseball manager, Connie Mack,
get a massive parade on Broadway.
Fifty years of being a manager!
And the artist Grand Ole Opry Roy Acuff, Minnie Pearl
and young idol, Hank Williams, have toured
to the US air base in Germany.
This is Hank and his wife, Audrey, moving to a new house
on Franklin Road in Nashville, Tennessee.
Good luck, young couple!
Merry Christmas, Fred.
Gosh, Hank, I've been looking for you.
What are you doing here?
I like this thing. I like it.
- Come here, press the button. - No, you're crazy.
I will go back inside.
Well, bring me a drink.
No, you don't need it.
Can you go back to before you get sick?
This is very inspiring.
He picked me up, he dropped me...
Baby, I'm so glad you're inspired.
Now, can you please go back to the party?
Hey, honey?
Do you like the necklace I gave you?
- Yes, I like it. - Is it true?
Yes
Then come and press my button.
No. It's cold here, honey.
- Forget it! - Now you want to be angry?
- No, I'm not angry. - All right,
Because I will come back inside, and you...
You just keep playing with your button.
- Because I like my button. - Then keep on loving it!
Yes
Yes, Luke the Drifter is a pseudonym
which is usually used by Hank to record certain songs.
They don't sell it well, but they seem to offer emotional assistance to Hank.
The first recording of Hank for us is Move It On Over.
And then in the second session, he recorded I Saw the Light.
And Audrey Williams, are you working with him?
How do I say this?
We are very happy that Decca released the song.
Miss Ragland!
Can you bring the child?
- Operator. - Hi, Operator.
Please connect to the Sheraton Hotel, Oklahoma City.
I have a woman
Who made a mistake
I hope I have the words
To fix this song...
Sorry, Mom, there is no answer.
Do you want to leave a message?
Yes Can you tell him,
"I have to talk to you, bastard"?
- Do you understand? - Yes ma'am.
Good.
No thanks.
Good afternoon, Mr. Nowlin.
This won't work, buddy.
Yes, sir. I am so sorry. I understand.
You see, Hank experienced something very bad,
and, he is just too sick to sing according to our usual standards.
I don't know what happened to you, Williams,
but you will go to that stage, and you will give these people...
who has been waiting for you for hours, waiting for your figure.
Do you understand?
Thank you, sir.
Is that the doctor?
Or whatever he is who does things like this.
Enter it.
Let's finish this.
I don't want to wait any longer.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have an announcement.
Hank Williams is here!
And he is ready to appear as you expect.
All welcome, Hank Williams!
Come on, Hank!
Do you know my stepbrother, Luke?
My good friend, Luke the Drifter?
I don't know where they are got Luke's part,
but I'm sure I can tell you guys where they got the Drifter part.
I want to tell a story.
About a family I've known.
We call them William and Mary
and their little daughter Sue.
Mary is just an ordinary mother,
and Bill is an ordinary father.
And they experience small quarrels themselves,
but no one is really angry.
And then one day something happens.
And of course it's nothing.
But one word leads to another, and the last word causes divorce.
Two adults who are no longer use common sense.
They strengthen their own selfish pride
at the expense of little Sue.
8, 9, 10, 11, 12...
They sell me 13 roses.
We will save one for Hazel.
Thank you for driving, Don.
Sure. Do you want me to stay here?
No need.
Hank, I've thought.
We have run far enough.
Maybe I've been too reluctant to talk about some things.
You have done well.
What will you do?
You know,
My uncle told me
Grant drunk
every afternoon around 3 o'clock.
But he still dominates Vicksburg.
Yes, I think so.
Then see you.
See you later.
Hey.
How long have you been here?
Wait a minute.
It looks like it's been a while.
I just arrived.
- How are you? - How are you?
We are fine.
How is my child?
He is fine.
How many?
Where is he?
He is at home. Where do you think it is?
Billboard says we get $ 11,000 last week.
I heard that you and Luke got into trouble in Texas.
Yes
What's up, honey?
Will you be okay?
Will I be okay?
Damn.
You go home from nowhere,
and then we sleep together.
You really don't know.
You did this to me, Hank.
You are the bastard that made me suffer like this.
What do you mean?
You are almost never here.
You now rarely become a father.
And...
You didn't succeed became one of them.
What are you doing?
You can't do it without me.
It's finished.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much.
Thank you, friends.
And enough for today.
Okay, okay, there is more in the store, right?
I almost forgot about someone who came for you to welcome and you respect.
He is my best friend.
One of the best songwriters I've ever known.
So, let's welcome, at Montgomery Homecoming Day,
a great and loyal kid from Alabama,
Hank Williams!
Hey, buddy.
Hello, Montgomery.
It's always nice to be back here.
I thank you very much.
Thank you.
I really appreciate the warm welcome that you gave me and my family.
My mother, Lillie.
My beautiful wife, Audrey.
My daughter, Lycrecia.
My son, Bocephus!
Now, I have a song for you.
This is very good for me and my colleagues.
This has made us can buy nuts and biscuits.
This is titled...
Good Looking, You Got Anything Cooking, How About Cooking It Up With Me?
Don Helms.
For you all good hotels.
Yes
We arrive.
Where are you going?
Perry Como Show.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you.
- It's a good show. - Yes.
You certainly can't get the jingle, right?
You don't know there are 20 cigarettes in a Chesterfields pack?
I know there are 20 cigarettes in a pack of Chesterfields.
And I'll tell you something else.
Hank doesn't come all the way from South Alabama to New York City to sing in a cigarette ad, that is certain.
Gentlemen, you want to drink again, or you are enough
- and want to order soda water? - Yes, we want more.
Yes, I have enough.
Drink, friends.
The hours of babysitting are over.
Thank you.
Yes, please, ma'am.
Mr. Williams.
James Dolan from the Tribune.
Sorry I'm late.
You don't really like doing this, right?
This is part of the job.
What I don't like...
are people who pretend to do something and think of other things in their minds.
You do what I do, you where I am, you often see that.
People think they will make a delicious cake with a piece of me.
I just want to give people insights about yourself.
Why did you write what you wrote, sing what you sang?
I write what I write and I sing what I sing, because that's what I did.
There aren't many choices.
As an artist.
That's what you said.
You offer something to your fans.
What will you say?
Mr. Dolan,
everyone has something hidden.
They might not like that,
not curious about it,
but it's there.
I'm talking about things like anger,
misery, sadness, shame.
And they hear it.
I show them.
And they don't need to take it home.
Do you think that is what they expect from you?
They hope I can ease their problems.
The reason I know that is because they wrote it.
If their husband dies and they live with eight hungry children, they write.
If their lover does something wrong, they write.
I don't know,
but I think they think that I'm a kind of Red Cross.
You can write this.
Folk music, folk songs,
is sincere.
There is nothing fake.
A man sings a sad song,
because he knows what sadness is.
There is a lot of speculation
about hard life folk music singers.
What do you mean, "hard"?
I mean, like women, whiskey.
If you want to say something, just say it directly.
There are many rumors, Mr. Williams,
that you have been addicted to alcohol.
I don't know you are in the gossip business, Mr. Dolan.
It's not. I don't mean to offend...
But because you already did it, just assume all of it is true.
- Everything. - Because that's not what I did.
You can do anything you want to do,
but I've done this.
Buru them. Good, Zeke.
Buru them.
Good. Their Buru.
Buru them.
Sit down.
- Try finding a bird. - Sit.
- Oh my God! - Birds.
- Damn! - You should shoot it,
- Not scare him. - Yes, I tried.
Wait, Zeke.
He found something.
Damn.
That raccoon.
Hank?
Hey, Hank!
Oh my God.
What are you doing there?
- Come on. - No...
Give me a moment, Burr.
My back hurts.
Mr. Williams?
Your back is not damaged.
I can't feel it.
You have a little morphine in your body system.
Must get a recipe from you.
How much do you know about your condition?
I always have that lump.
In the beginning, doctors did not want to do anything for it.
There is a name for the disease.
The name is spina bifida occulta.
That means your bones are not really closed.
People with the mildest condition of the type of spina bifida
often don't know they have it.
Now I know it has a name.
It's already chronic, Mr. Williams.
That will never disappear.
We can operate it,
try as much as possible to reduce pain.
Heal me or just kill me, Doc.
I can't continue like this.
Hey.
How are you doing?
I thought you went with your friends.
To the night club?
No, I'm going to a house.
Drink?
Yes, a little.
I have to be sick...
so you stay at home and give a little comfort?
A little comfort is something that goes both ways.
Not in your case.
Damn.
Fuck you, Hank.
Come here and you can do it.
I doubt that.
Professionals like you, I'm sure it won't have a problem.
Bastard.
All you do is tour
and sleep with different women every night,
and then you finally go home and criticize me?
You want everything right, honey?
You want to prostitute everywhere and remain as Mrs. Hank Williams.
Do you know?
You can save Mrs. Hank Williams.
I will return it to you.
Honey, what are you doing?
Come here. Let's go back to bed.
I know I can't appear in D.C. or Baltimore, Jim.
Why can't we say the truth and accept it?
Sorry, Hank, but I think we have to stay like this.
You don't listen to me. I do not want!
And I really don't want it Audrey stands in my place,
- or someone else on the show. - Hank,
there is no other way.
That's easy.
I can't do it because I'm in bed.
Now, immediately contact the others.
I go there with my own money.
I will do the right thing.
Connie Gay who held this event.
He and I are back together.
No one else is willing.
I want Opry complete on New Year's Eve.
Toledo, Baltimore, Raleigh.
One every three hours.
I imagine three every hour should be much better.
Can you go?
- Damn. - Yes, Sir.
Listen,
If you don't appear, everyone will think it's because of whiskey,
and Connie Gay will be considered bad.
And like it or not, I represent Opry.
And even though I like you,
if you want to be part of this, you have to do it.
You have to record this.
We will play it that night.
You always become a bastard, JD.
Maybe, but that's because I have to.
But I always assert you.
Give me a pen.
I think I can write my own apology.
I really want to meet you in Washington today.
But a few weeks ago, I...
I have to undergo surgery on my back.
The fact is, I've been in bed for a few weeks,
and I'm very sorry can't be there tonight.
I hope you enjoy this event.
And thank you for buying my record.
Audrey, I have to go home immediately.
It's okay. We only drink for a while, and they can definitely wait.
Okay then.
Yes
Hank?
You two wait here, and I will look for where he is.
Hank?
No one here appears to welcome Mother.
Yes
Where is he?
What does he do?
What are you doing?
Killing a bottle, waiting for my beloved wife to go home.
Alright, I'm home.
Gosh...
Hi, Miss.
Hello, Hank.
What are you...? Are you drunk?
you?
Do you think you can wait until we alone before you start acting up?
You really don't have manners.
Basic bastard.
I think you're right, honey.
Dead you, damn basic wiki tiki!
Hank Williams,
I will never live again a day with you.
Will not.
That's when he moved to Ray Price's house.
Ray is a little younger, and is innocent in many ways,
and he really admires Hank, like other men.
And that house is a good place in the Natchez Trace area in Nashville.
One thing is certain.
Ray is not ready for what Hank brought.
Hank, do you believe that I will become a veterinarian?
- Hey, Ray? - Look at me now.
I have the best party in the complex here.
- Look at you! - I have to write a song...
-... titled Look At Me Now. - You have to write...
Look at me now...
"His behavior cannot be tolerated.
" He becomes rude, treats me,
"And even attack me on many occasions."
- That's a lie, Ray. - Of course.
Why does he have to act that far?
Such is the divorce in this country, as far as I know.
Here is said I produced 92 thousand years ago.
I don't produce that much.
House 55 thousand, three Cadillacs.
"In the past few months, the defendant has enjoyed
a wild and wasteful life."
Hey, Bobbie, come here.
Come on, please sit down.
I'm rich.
And I'm dangerous.
I think you can get worse.
He said that I was having an affair with with a highway patrol officer
when he is on tour.
And look at this.
I insist on singing with him
when I turned out to have no good voice or musical ability.
How are you, cowboy?
I don't believe that this place is yours.
For about an hour.
He will build a house there near the pecan bush,
but now that won't happen.
You will get one more elsewhere.
Elsewhere.
I've been there.
And there is no better.
Sometimes I wish I returned to WSFA for 12 dollars a week,
and know who my friends are.
- Hey, do you know this person? - By phone only. He is nice.
I'm sure he never heard a song.
You can enter now.
Thank you.
Fred!
Sorry to make you wait.
- Welcome. - How are you, Dore?
I'm fine, Fred.
Hank, how are you?
I'm fine, Mr. Schary.
I'm fine.
Release your hat.
Sit down. Take it easy.
How is the flight?
There is no problem.
A little shake above Wichita.
Yes?
Always like that.
Hank, I'm very sorry to hear...
You and Audrey have a problem.
Business is difficult for marriage.
Marriage is difficult for marriage.
- Yes. - Yes.
Yes
What if we just go straight?
OK.
I see a press release you announce our contract.
You do it well.
In general, we are happy with the response.
We think of including Hank in Small Town Girls,
with Farley Granger and Jane Powell.
My wife really likes Jane Powell.
Perfect.
So is America.
Yes
And as we have discussed, Fred, will not be more than four working weeks.
Good.
And with a fee of 4,500 dollars a week.
That's quite a lot, isn't it?
That's not as much as I get from a tour.
Right, right, Pappy?
I'm sure between Fred and me,
we can reach agreement, if we are all serious.
Hank, how tall are you?
Almost the same as my mother.
Approximately 182 cm.
With or without a hat?
Because I don't think I've ever seen you take it off.
Nor do I.
Do you mind?
I want to see it,
your usual appearance.
Your hair.
You have hair, right?
Yes, sir.
I have a full drawer containing hair.
I'm serious, Hank.
Me too.
I read something today.
He said I was a genius.
Why do you think it scares me?
Maybe the load.
I really miss them, Mom.
Very.
I know.
- I know. - Ladies and gentlemen,
I inform you that our next friend...
But you're better without him, kid.
He is never worthy of being with you.
Mother also has a child that I am worried about.
... he has a new song which he wrote for us.
Yes, sir.
I have a new song, has never been released.
Has never been released?
Maybe not necessary.
Damn, Hank!
Alright, friends, play.
Don Helms.
Burt Hale.
I just laugh at it.
I don't know.
Hi, Miss.
Are you here with someone?
Faron Young.
Young guests in Shreveport?
Right.
And he is right behind you.
Hey, Faron.
Hank.
Nice to meet you.
Billie?
Will you marry this girl?
Will you do it?
Maybe not.
He is too beautiful to be a wife.
If you don't want to marry her,
Hank might want to do it.
- Is that true? - Correct.
kid.
I hope I don't hurt you.
Don't think about it.
You're like an angel.
Two of my sons,
Alton and Sonny, they are your big fans.
Pregnant at 16 years.
Born Jeri Lynn.
Married and pregnant, Mr. Jones.
I don't sell shorts.
He is strong enough.
I'm sure of that.
Nineteen years, what do you know?
I can hardly tie my shoelaces myself.
I don't even use it.
I really like kids.
I have one child,
and my ex-wife also has.
You're handsome, talented and loving children.
What do you think?
- Hi. - Hi.
- Hi, Ray. - Hank.
Bobbie.
Hank.
Are you with him?
No.
Are you with him?
Bobbie, what are you doing here?
What do you think, Hank?
- That's good. - Thank you.
Billie, let me take care of this.
Bobbie, we have to talk.
Speak?
Get him out of here.
I'm sorry, honey.
Who do you think you are?
I am the woman he will marry.
- Really? Lucky him. - Billie.
Maybe you should tell other girls, Hank.
- Bobbie. - You're right about that, honey.
Bobbie.
Billie. Billie!
Billie!
Billie, there are no other women, I swear to God!
He is wrong about us.
They are sometimes like that.
"They"?
You're really annoying, Hank Williams.
I might just be a Bossier City girl,
but I know you're in trouble,
and you will tear me.
Billie.
Billie!
Tonight we will experience a great night at the Grand Ole Opry!
Right. We have many guests.
There is Bob Mayfield, Minnie Pearl,
and Hank Williams!
So, let's join hands.
Let's give a very lively welcome.
Hank?
Hank.
Hey, Jim.
Hank.
Do I want to get something? A cup of coffee?
No thanks.
Where is Ray?
He moved.
I don't want to know where you are or why you didn't come that night.
- Sorry, JD. - Yes.
But sorry there is no meaning.
We are adult men.
I understand.
Should I take notes for this lesson?
Opry is a brand and you ignore it, Hank.
That place means a lot of people.
Music, family.
Money?
Do you want to be an artist in front of me? Alright then.
An artist like you, a man who can make people forget their problems,
You have responsibility.
You make me work hard, JD.
I mean, 100 of the 119 day tours.
I don't need responsibility anymore.
Nobody needs it.
I'm not disrespectful, Hank.
I don't mean to demean you.
Don't worry.
I don't care about what others think for a long time.
Okay then.
This is the agreement.
August 9 in Opry as usual,
and August 10 at the Opry-sponsored event in Knoxville.
Of course, alright.
I beg you very much.
Don't disappoint me.
They will get their money.
Good.
Of course I mean, Cousin Minnie Pearl!
How are you!
Jambalaya is the number one hit at the moment, do you know that?
I have to do it, Red.
I have to release Hank.
Hello?
Hey, this is Hank.
Hey, Hank, this is Sonny.
Hey, Sonny.
Your brother is there?
No, I don't know where he is.
Hey, Sonny, please help me.
Yes
Thank you friend.
Hello.
Bobbie, this is me.
Hey, Hank.
Hey.
Look, I'm thinking, why don't you pack your bag,
and I'm going there about half an hour?
Where do we want to go?
Lake Martin.
To a cottage in Kowaliga Bay.
Belongs to my friend.
How?
One more hour.
Bobbie?
Bobbie.
You are more drunk than Hank.
Hank...
I'm not drunk.
- Don't get drunk? - No.
I am pregnant.
What?
What's wrong with me?
Every woman in my life must have a child.
All of them.
Even before I touch them.
Gosh.
You must be very interesting for mothers, Hank.
Gosh, Bobbie.
You are pregnant.
We can get married.
Honey, you won't want to marry me.
I am willing.
That's different.
I'm very professional in damaging everything.
Hank,
if we get married, all will be easier.
Will be more stable.
And think,
we will have this little one.
Bobbie.
I love you.
But it's not like that.
No...
Not like that.
Besides that, I will marry Billie Jean.
He knows that?
No.
Look, honey.
I will take care of this little baby.
I will send money to you,
and I will be his father.
But there will be no marriage.
Hank, you really messed up.
I know.
I've done everything I can
so that he returns where he started,
Hayride in Louisiana.
His money and fame will not be the same,
but at least he's not unemployed.
Hank is unemployed, right?
Soon, he was with the stage girl in Nashville who had a child.
And shortly after that, he married Billie Jean Jones
at City Auditorium, New Orleans.
This isn't just my back, honey.
I feel...
I feel my chest...
like to jump out.
Who are you?
LeBeau, promoter.
And you?
Dr. Marshall.
What doctor?
I specialize in alcoholism.
What does that mean?
What do you have, Doc?
What did the person bring?
It means I've been there and come back again,
and I will help Mr. Williams to recover quickly.
Let him enter!
It will get better soon, son.
Hydrated chloral.
Very strong, commonly used for calming circus animals.
It should not be given to alcohol drinkers
or someone with a heart problem, that Hank might have.
Marshall,
his degree was obtained from Chicago University of Applied Sciences and Arts.
He bought it from a salesman at a gas station for 25 dollars.
And then Hank called me and said that he was in Marshall care.
How are you doing, kid?
How much longer do we have?
We can solve it.
About a day.
I have something
I want you to consider.
Are you sure?
Your heart is deceiving
Will make you cry
You will continue to cry and cry
And trying to sleep
But you don't fall asleep
All night
Your heart is deceiving
Will tell you
When tears flow
Like raindrops
You will oscillate
and calling my name
You will run
Like I did
Your heart is deceiving
Will tell you
Hey.
I heard you have a new toy.
It's a choo-choo train.
Will you play with me?
I will be there as soon as possible.
You know Father is very miss you, right, Bocephus?
Of all the ants on the sidewalk,
and dau-leaves in the trees.
Yes, right.
Hey, honey, can you talk to Daddy?
Thank you.
Hey, Hank? We have to hang up.
It's time to sleep, and I don't want him to be too excited.
Audrey, you just bring him to Shreveport this weekend.
Cannot.
Why?
Only for Saturdays.
You can leave him here,
and we will drive it home.
We have a plan for Saturday.
What about Sunday?
Cannot.
We will look for a more appropriate time.
I will call you again later.
Okay, honey? Dah.
The first task of the new government will be reviewed and tested again...
Do you have to do it?
Yes, that's how it is.
dear,
I'm really glad you missed some schedules.
Taking a break.
And I'm very happy we go from Shreveport.
But honestly,
I don't really want to meet your mother.
I know.
But, at least, he will be happy meet me.
Lately, people see me coming, they want to cross the road.
That's not true.
I'm sorry, honey.
For what?
All of them.
AV Bamford has ordered Hank
for two appearances at the end of December.
New Year's Eve in Charleston, West Virginia,
New Year's Day in Canton, Ohio.
Hank is looking for someone...
to be the driver of his own car.
And when he can't find a friend who can do it,
he contacted a friend at Lee Street Taxi in Montgomery.
And his friend...
told his 17-year-old son,
Charles Carr, to do the job.
Charles is an student in Auburn who is on holiday.
Can you take care of that?
Yes, sir.
Be careful with that object, Charles.
Come here, honey.
I will call you when I get to Charleston.
Why can't I join?
Return to Shreveport, I will see you in a few days.
You don't have to stay here.
I don't see a big problem if I come with you.
This is a long journey.
And honestly,
we might be sick.
You might end up like me.
Again for luck.
- Be careful of your head, Mr. Williams. - Thank you.
Why are you smiling?
I think another reason why you don't have to come,
I can have legroom.
Careful drive, Charles.
He is a bastard, but I think I love him.
Yes, ma'am.
Listen to the boss, Charles.
See you in Louisiana, honey.
Happy New Year.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I've been in the show business for almost 20 years.
But today,
will be the most difficult task I have ever done.
This morning,
On the way to Canton to appear on this event,
Hank Williams dies in his car.
I walk so aimlessly
Life full of sin
I won't let
my savior entered
Then Jesus comes like...
strangers at night
Praise God
I see light
There is no more darkness
No more night
Now I'm very happy
There is no more sadness
Praise God...
Montgomery, Alabama,
January 4, 1953.
Hank Williams is buried in Dixie.
The most successful singer and songwriter died tragically
due to a severe heart attack.
He is 29 years old.
In just six years of recording,
he has 36 amazing hit songs
and sold more than 11 million copies.
Fans, friends and family give the man from Mount Olive...
the biggest funeral ceremony ever,
accompanied by sad voices...
from the steel guitar friends and the sound of the violin crying.
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