Monty Python's Flying Circus1969

Jacques Montgolfier:
This is a great moment for us, Joseph.

Joseph Montgolfier:
It is a great moment for France.

Jacques Montgolfier:
Ah, oui!

Joseph Montgolfier:
The first ascent in a hot-air balloon, by the Montgolfier brothers, 1783. I can see us now, just after Montesquieu and just before Mozart.

Jacques Montgolfier:
I think I'll go and wash.

Joseph Montgolfier:
Good luck.

Jacques Montgolfier:
Oh, it's quite easy, really. I just slap a little water on my face, then...

Joseph Montgolfier:
No, no, no. Good luck for tomorrow.

Jacques Montgolfier:
Oh, I see, yes. You too. Yours has been the work.

Joseph Montgolfier:
Let us hope for a safe ascent... and, uh, don't use my flannel.

Jacques Montgolfier:
You know, when you showed me the plans in Paris, I could not believe that we should be the first men who would fly.

Joseph Montgolfier:
Yes, it's wonderful.

Jacques Montgolfier:
I'm so excited I could hardly wash!