[Linga and Hendrick, Mandela's bodyguards, are waiting for him to go running]
Hendrick Booyens: Gee, It's cold, man.
[Mandela exits his house]
Linga Moonsamy: Morning, Madiba
Nelson Mandela: How are you?
Linga Moonsamy: Fine, thanks.
Hendrick Booyens: Morning, sir.
Nelson Mandela: How is your family, Hendrick?
Hendrick Booyens: Top shape, sir. How about yours?
[Mandela stops in his tracks, suddenly weary, and looks at him]
Nelson Mandela: I have a very large family. 42 million. I don't think I'll walk today. [goes back inside]
Linga Moonsamy: [furiously] We never, never ask him about his family.
Hendrick Booyens: But he asks us about ours all the time!
Linga Moonsamy: Hey, think about it, man. He's separated from his wife, his children. How often do you see them here, huh? He's not a saint, okay? He's a man, with a man's problems. He doesn't need us reminding him about them.
Hendrick Booyens: Gee, It's cold, man.
[Mandela exits his house]
Linga Moonsamy: Morning, Madiba
Nelson Mandela: How are you?
Linga Moonsamy: Fine, thanks.
Hendrick Booyens: Morning, sir.
Nelson Mandela: How is your family, Hendrick?
Hendrick Booyens: Top shape, sir. How about yours?
[Mandela stops in his tracks, suddenly weary, and looks at him]
Nelson Mandela: I have a very large family. 42 million. I don't think I'll walk today. [goes back inside]
Linga Moonsamy: [furiously] We never, never ask him about his family.
Hendrick Booyens: But he asks us about ours all the time!
Linga Moonsamy: Hey, think about it, man. He's separated from his wife, his children. How often do you see them here, huh? He's not a saint, okay? He's a man, with a man's problems. He doesn't need us reminding him about them.
[Linga and Hendrick, Mandela's bodyguards, are waiting for him to go running]
Hendrick Booyens : Gee, It's cold, man.
[Mandela exits his house]
Linga Moonsamy : Morning, Madiba
Nelson Mandela : How are you?
Linga Moonsamy : Fine, thanks.
Hendrick Booyens : Morning, sir.
Nelson Mandela : How is your family, Hendrick?
Hendrick Booyens : Top shape, sir. How about yours?
[Mandela stops in his tracks, suddenly weary, and looks at him]
Nelson Mandela : I have a very large family. 42 million. I don't think I'll walk today. [goes back inside]
Linga Moonsamy : [furiously] We never, never ask him about his family.
Hendrick Booyens : But he asks us about ours all the time!
Linga Moonsamy : Hey, think about it, man. He's separated from his wife, his children. How often do you see them here, huh? He's not a saint, okay? He's a man, with a man's problems. He doesn't need us reminding him about them.
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