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00:00["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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07:54What is to stop me taking them now?
07:57They are.
08:03Insurance?
08:04Security.
08:07Five days.
08:10Explosives, rifles, ammunition all left.
08:12Only the anti-tank weapons taken.
08:14Right.
08:15They walked out with the most sophisticated weapon we've got.
08:18Secret too.
08:19They knew about it.
08:21Secret!
08:22Strategic weapon.
08:24Controlled, nuclear, tactical weapon.
08:27Nuclear?
08:29Controllable.
08:30How controllable?
08:32Classified information, sorry.
08:34I'll use my imagination.
08:36How many did they take?
08:37All we had on the island.
08:40Quite.
08:41A sensitive situation.
08:42Yes.
08:43Are they still there?
08:45According to our intelligence.
08:46Who's got them?
08:48Your guess.
08:49There's 150,000 unhappy refugees who want to go back home.
08:52No, no, not them.
08:54I was there, remember, in the last troubles.
08:56They're fighters.
08:57They've been pushed out of their homes, live in tents.
08:59In the winter it rains.
09:00In the summer it's 120 degrees and no shade.
09:02They've got enough reason for using those weapons.
09:05We've other information.
09:07There's to be a meeting next week in Beirut.
09:09Palestinians, Russians, Americans, the lot.
09:11To discuss the whole Palestinian situation.
09:13More angry people kick from camp to camp.
09:16What's the difference, Angus?
09:18Politics.
09:20Not my business, never was.
09:23The meeting is to be held in one of their big hotels.
09:26Our man in Beirut says that the extremist party, Red Tiger,
09:30are planning a publicity outrage.
09:32And if that outrage was to use weapons taken from a British camp,
09:36someone in the Foreign Office would have egg on his face.
09:38If they used those weapons, they'd do more than kill a few politicians.
09:42I've got a week.
09:43Yes.
09:44What's my job?
09:45To prevent a deal between Red Tiger and their suppliers.
09:48To find the weapons and stop delivery.
09:50Right.
09:53Controller?
09:54Oh, you'll meet him at the hotel.
10:15MUSIC FADES
10:32You took some finding.
10:34Christem.
10:35You'd have been dead in the old days.
10:37I have grown slower.
10:39Oh, fatter.
10:41You've done all right for yourself.
10:43I saved the money.
10:45I took myself a shop.
10:47You want a shave, maybe?
10:49I want no troubles.
10:51Not with you, not with anyone.
10:53I want a favour, Cantopolis.
10:55Why not?
10:56You know what happened here?
10:58We have enough troubles.
11:00We signed treaty and your people did nothing.
11:02You proud of that?
11:04I still want a favour for old times' sake.
11:06No.
11:07You're the father.
11:09No.
11:10You're the loose connection, Cantopolis.
11:12You know that.
11:14I blow the whistle on you, you're dog meat.
11:16You can prove nothing.
11:18Do you think your friends want proof?
11:20You know who sold Petros to the British all that time ago, don't you?
11:24You know.
11:26And I know.
11:28So, I want something simple.
11:30And if anyone should learn that I'm asking,
11:33I'll know who to blame.
11:35I'll be happy to point the finger.
11:37Understand?
11:39Something was taken recently from the British.
11:41I want you to use your contacts to find out who it was.
11:44You can find me on that number.
11:46Right?
11:54When did you arrive?
11:56About an hour ago.
11:58Well, don't expect any miracles.
12:00Aren't you going to ask why it's me?
12:02I recognise the look in London.
12:04Lowman's in the Panama.
12:06It couldn't have been anyone else.
12:08Let's get down to business.
12:10Something for you straight away.
12:12That parade.
12:14I want a guest list and all the photographs you can lay your hands on.
12:16That's already in motion.
12:18The Army Photographic Department have promised me a full set by 6 this evening.
12:20You should come out into the field more often.
12:22Anything else?
12:24You never know your luck.
12:26Yes?
12:28Mr Andrews.
12:30Speaking.
12:32The grey figure you were looking for,
12:34I have managed to locate it.
12:36In perfect condition.
12:38That didn't take you long.
12:40Ah, but it doesn't come cheap.
12:42We've already discussed the price.
12:44Nothing more, nothing less.
12:46Which is how much?
12:48Nothing.
12:50I'm blackmailing him.
13:06Can't topple us.
13:36DOG BARKS
14:02You hadn't forgotten at all, had you?
14:06No.
14:16That went out with Mata Hari.
14:18They're a simple people.
14:20If they're not that simple, a child of ten could break that.
14:22M-Y-R-I-A-N-T-H-E.
14:24Miriante.
14:26Just check that guest list, would you?
14:28British forces policy.
14:30To steer clear of the locals.
14:32I doubt it will be a knock.
14:36Katsaros, Katsaros and Androunikou.
14:38No Vamvakaris?
14:40No, no, just the three of them.
14:42Oh, one does have the same Christian name.
14:44No surprise, the most common here.
14:46Miriante Androunikou.
14:48That could be her there, the blonde.
14:50They're rather attractive, too.
14:52See if there's a closer shot and wire it off to London with both surnames.
14:54They might just have something.
14:56I'd have thought with your instinct for...
14:58I mean, with your knowledge of the island,
15:00you should have no difficulty in finding her.
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15:34Brandy Sour, please.
15:36Damn rubbish.
15:38I beg your pardon.
15:40Oh, I am sorry.
15:42These guidebooks get my goat.
15:44Inaccurate, garbled.
15:46What's the water good?
15:48Perfect.
15:50I wish I had the time. I've been dashing about for two weeks.
15:52No time for swimming and lazing around.
15:54No one but a fool does anything else.
15:56It's too hot.
15:58Brandy Sour.
16:00I think if I hear those words again, I'm going to be very ill.
16:02So?
16:04You have time to drink?
16:06No, it's the people who drink them, you know what I mean.
16:08Not you, of course.
16:10The British here seem to make it a habit.
16:12I wouldn't know, being what I am.
16:14Your English is very good.
16:16Have I said something funny?
16:18I spent years in England.
16:20First the London School of Economics and then Harvard.
16:22I'm impressed.
16:24Would you join me over there?
16:26It's getting a bit crowded here.
16:28You're sure you have the time?
16:30No, but a fool rushes around.
16:36What were you studying?
16:38Political science.
16:40Forbidding stuff.
16:42I suppose here is as good a place as any to follow that up.
16:44I prefer something more tangible.
16:46I'm interested in antiquities.
16:48Icons, paintings, pottery.
16:50Dollar's Ditchwater, I suppose.
16:52Yes.
16:54It's been a wild goose chase so far.
16:56I don't think at the moment that many people are interested in such things.
16:58We have to survive first, you see.
17:00Yes, I know.
17:02But I'm angry to tell the truth.
17:04I've been led up the garden path time and time again.
17:06One chap says he knows of a grave site,
17:08another has an icon, another a small pot.
17:10Rubbish, all of them.
17:12Fakes.
17:14It's an industry, I think.
17:16You shouldn't laugh.
17:18You went to the wrong man.
17:20You're going to tell me next you know someone.
17:22I do. An expert.
17:24You should meet him if you're really interested.
17:26Where do I find him?
17:28He lives not so very far away from here.
17:30You will have to talk with him.
17:32He's not a fraud?
17:34He's my father.
17:36It's beautiful.
17:38If it were genuine.
17:40Isn't it?
17:42I would need to be a rich man to own such a thing.
17:46And these others?
17:48This is the Middle East, Mr Andrews.
17:50We have factories here.
17:52A guide who takes you around the walls of Troy,
17:54past the pyramids,
17:56his stick turns up a scarab
17:58or a little figure such as you are holding in your hand.
18:00He is surprised.
18:02Those he guides are denied.
18:04He sells it to them at 40 times his worth
18:06and they boast to their friends
18:08they have an original piece.
18:10There is little point to such boasting.
18:12But you still deal.
18:14Once.
18:16Now I am a nobleman.
18:18I am a nobleman.
18:20Once.
18:22Now I am an old man.
18:24I believe only two pleasures remain.
18:26Looking at lovely things
18:28and food.
18:30Tonight perhaps we may do both.
18:32Tonight?
18:34You have asked Mr Andrews to stay to dinner,
18:36Marianthe, surely, my dear?
18:38I wasn't sure, father.
18:40Oh, I insist. Tonight you eat with us.
18:42That's very kind of you.
18:44Now, if you'll excuse me, I must see to these things.
18:46Please, Mr Andrews, sit, drink,
18:48talk with Marianthe.
18:50She's always bored.
18:54Coffee?
18:58If I'm coming to dinner,
19:00hadn't I better go back to my hotel and change?
19:02Yes, I suppose you had.
19:04You are coming then?
19:06Your father seems to expect more.
19:08Yes.
19:10He is the bored one.
19:12A new face, someone intelligent.
19:14He does him good.
19:16She's dead, years ago.
19:18A mine on the road.
19:20It was a hazard of living here,
19:22Mr Andrews.
19:24John.
19:26About eight.
19:28Yes, fine.
19:36That is a man.
19:38More than your little Achmed.
19:40What do you mean by that?
19:42I don't know.
19:46But dear, Achmed is not playing games.
19:48I have to warn you.
19:50He and his friends are dangerous, you know that.
19:52Yet you are involved with them?
19:54Why not?
19:56Maybe if we help them, they will turn and help our struggle later.
19:58Who knows?
20:00You have been educated, given everything a woman could want.
20:02I am rich.
20:04What is the need when you are so lucky?
20:06I don't want to settle down here
20:08and marry a boring man who will expect me to stay at home all day
20:10waiting sweetmeats.
20:12Your mother never complained.
20:14Not to you, no.
20:16She was loyal.
20:18Are your friends?
20:20Are yours? Your visitor.
20:22Is he reliable?
20:24Without a doubt.
20:26An old friend, as it happens.
20:32And nothing to do with you.
20:36Perhaps.
20:38You promised.
20:40Then your friends could be of interest to us.
20:42You see, older man,
20:44the goods will be there when I say.
20:46There are factors.
20:48What factors?
20:50You came to me because I know my business.
20:52Winds, tides,
20:54custom patrols,
20:56other fishing boats.
20:58A thousand and one problems.
21:00So you see, you must trust me.
21:02Achmed being Achmed.
21:04Achmed.
21:06They will be on the beach when I say.
21:08I hope they are.
21:12That man, who was he? Where is he from?
21:14He's a tourist. English.
21:16Interested in antiquities.
21:18Sure.
21:20Who can be sure of anything?
21:22If one is to survive, one has to be sure.
21:24He's no one. A fool.
21:26And your father?
21:28He got the weapons, didn't he?
21:30The problem exactly.
21:32He has got the weapons.
21:34That pipeline will be there tomorrow
21:36and the day after. Two or three days.
21:38Won't make that much difference, surely.
21:40Mirianthi.
21:42It is not enough
21:44to believe in what we are doing.
21:46What's that got to do with it?
21:48You want to stay with me?
21:52Then you will do as you were told.
21:54No questions. No discussion.
21:56Only actions.
21:58Now.
22:00Your father, he has spoiled you.
22:04You twist this man,
22:06other men, around your little finger.
22:10So you will find out all you can
22:12about that man.
22:14For me.
22:18Age 24.
22:20Student at the LSE.
22:22And Harvard.
22:24Harvard? I'll add that to the file.
22:26Politically to the left.
22:28Active in demonstrations.
22:30Have you read this already?
22:32No. Just know the breed.
22:34If she is with Red Tiger,
22:36she is into more than a blonde wig
22:38and a couple of student sit-ins.
22:40What about her father?
22:42No. Not very much.
22:44He is an art dealer.
22:46High class.
22:48Smuggles out any work of art
22:50for anyone who will pay.
22:52To all the most important galleries
22:54he has found items, right?
22:56Unattributable, I think the galleries call it.
22:58Icons, terracotta, grave figures, etc.
23:00They all do it. They take from anywhere.
23:02Private collections, public places.
23:04Doesn't seem to make any difference.
23:06What else?
23:08Was he active in arms during the previous troubles?
23:10No. No arms.
23:12He is clean and only artifacts.
23:14But he did have a particular
23:16way of operating.
23:18Oh.
23:20Only we don't know what it is.
23:22Retired, he says.
23:24Do you believe that?
23:26Well, if it is true,
23:28perhaps he led us into his little secret.
23:30Like where they smuggled the stuff out
23:32in the old days.
23:34Encourage some movement, Quiller.
23:36The sooner the better.
23:38You might as well learn to make a kebab
23:40now you are here.
23:42Just turn them gently.
23:46Have you lived on the island
23:48all these years, Mr. Bumbercarriage?
23:50Oh, I have lived in many places,
23:52Mr. Andrews.
23:54Mostly in the Middle East.
23:56But always I come back
23:58to my family home.
24:00This house. Naturally.
24:02Did you go home
24:04after you were here before, Mr. Andrews?
24:08I'm sorry?
24:10Once... Please turn them gently.
24:14Once I remember
24:16there was a raid on some houses
24:18on a village.
24:20I remember.
24:22The Songhe.
24:24The Songhe?
24:26Not far from here.
24:28White village high above the road.
24:30British security rounded up men.
24:32Six were taken for interrogation.
24:34You remember it was death
24:36to be carrying a gun in those days.
24:38No one was very careful
24:40how they took information.
24:42Do you remember?
24:44Do I?
24:46There was a man in that group who was to be beaten,
24:48but an officer,
24:50I think he was an officer,
24:52he was wearing ordinary clothes like me
24:54or you.
24:56He stopped it.
24:58You remember?
25:02I recognized you the first time you came here.
25:04You saved me.
25:08The meat, it's burning.
25:10They did a thorough job on the barber.
25:12Tomorrow?
25:14Yes, I'll be standing by.
25:16Oh, and by the way,
25:18as far as that other matter is concerned,
25:20I don't think it'll be necessary to fly anybody in.
25:22No.
25:24The army will oblige.
25:28Matilda.
25:30Matilda, wake up.
25:32Oh.
25:34Did I doze off? I'm sorry.
25:36Must have been the retina.
25:38Mr. Andrews is leaving.
25:40But it's only...
25:42Thanks all the same, but I have to make an early start.
25:44To do what?
25:46You never know. I might be lucky.
25:48I do know.
25:50You'll be wasting your time.
25:52Anything worth having has already left the island
25:54or is not for sale.
25:56I can but try.
25:58What else can I do?
26:00Well, you're younger on holiday. Go out. Do what all the young people do.
26:02For once, I agree with him.
26:04I might just do that.
26:06Good night, Mr. Van Volcaris.
26:08Marianthe?
26:10If you seriously want something genuine,
26:12come and see me tomorrow.
26:14You mean
26:16you'll know someone?
26:18No promises, mind, but bring your checkbook
26:20just in case.
26:22What time?
26:24In the evening, seven, say.
26:26Fine.
26:28Well, now, if you'll excuse me.
26:30I'll be up in just a moment.
26:32Good night, Mr. Van Volcaris, and thank you.
26:36He obviously likes you a great deal.
26:38The feeling's mutual.
26:40I'll walk you to a car.
26:42Oh, no, no, don't worry.
26:44I'll find my own way.
26:50We'll see you tomorrow, then.
26:52I hope so.
26:54Good night.
26:56Good night.
27:02Oh, I thought you...
27:04Yes?
27:06Tomorrow, perhaps.
27:08You thought what?
27:10Well,
27:12that he might have taken my advice to heart.
27:14And if I'd said no?
27:16You don't like him?
27:18I haven't really thought about it. He seems nice enough.
27:20Tomorrow, then.
27:24Don't forget the lights, will you?
27:36Good night.
27:54I have to see you.
27:56No, no, tomorrow.
28:06Good night.
28:36Good night.
28:46Come in and put the light on.
28:48We could see it better then, couldn't we?
28:52You must like it a great deal.
28:54Or are you a religious man, Mr. Andrews?
29:02There is another attraction for you in my house,
29:04I would have thought.
29:06What's that?
29:08My daughter is not unattractive, Mr. Andrews.
29:12When I was a young man,
29:14I prided myself on taking a married woman every night.
29:16It was dangerous then.
29:18A killing matter if the husband found out.
29:22I enjoyed it all the more for that.
29:24Yes, I'm sure.
29:28Genuine, isn't it?
29:30It's also not yours.
29:32Isn't it?
29:34I've seen it before.
29:36In a chapel up in the hills years ago.
29:38Well, things change.
29:40Most of these things were destroyed
29:42or stolen and shipped abroad.
29:44Museums buy them, pretend they have been found recently.
29:48Well, this one,
29:50this one I wanted very much.
29:52Someone told me I could have it.
29:56It is genuine and expensive.
29:58If you are interested,
30:00I could arrange to show you something similar.
30:04After all,
30:06I owe you something
30:08and I like you.
30:10Should I trust you?
30:12That's up to you.
30:16It can be arranged.
30:18Come and see me tomorrow.
30:22And getting it out of the country?
30:24Oh, that would be your problem.
30:26Naturally.
30:54He was stationed here?
30:56With the British army?
30:58I think so.
31:00My father didn't say.
31:02Only that Andrew saved him from being beaten up
31:04during an interrogation.
31:06That means he was with intelligence.
31:08You're probably right.
31:10And still could be.
31:12Then my father is not such a fool.
31:14If the British have sent someone in,
31:16it's as well to lie low for a while.
31:18No.
31:20The longer we wait,
31:22the more chance they have of finding them.
31:30Where is he staying?
31:32What are you going to do?
31:36Kill him.
31:40Do that and you'll never get the weapons.
31:44It's hard to explain,
31:46but there's a sort of bond between them, a respect.
31:48Perhaps that's why Andrew saved my father,
31:50when my father is never forgotten.
31:52I don't know.
31:54But harm him and you will harm my father.
31:58Then he must be made to leave of his own accord.
32:00How?
32:02Just give me the name of his hotel.
32:06How did you manage to get the process so quickly?
32:08Army photo section.
32:10Any idea who he is?
32:12He roughly fits the description of that chauffeur.
32:14Chauffeur?
32:16The one at the arms raid who drove the girl away.
32:18Mm-hmm.
32:20One thing we do know for certain is that she was the girl involved.
32:26My father will be with you in a moment, Mr. Andrews.
32:28No hurry.
32:30Now you're so near, you mean?
32:32He's told you, has he?
32:34About the icon he promised.
32:38But I knew he was on the lookout for something.
32:40Has he mentioned a price?
32:42I rather think it will cost you nothing.
32:44If it's a debt of gratitude,
32:46accept.
32:48But if it's a gift, beware.
32:50I don't follow you.
32:52A Greek with a gift will expect a favor.
32:56You would like such a picture?
32:58That icon?
33:00Very much.
33:02Then you should take it and go away.
33:04Go away? Why?
33:06Oh, sorry to have kept you waiting, Mr. Andrews.
33:08Not at all.
33:10Shall we get to business straight away?
33:12Why should I go away?
33:14You've more important things to attend to.
33:20As I get older,
33:22I find my interests grow fewer.
33:26Beautiful objects and food, you said.
33:28You see, I repeat myself,
33:30I am growing old.
33:32You like these things?
33:34When I was young,
33:36I thought they were fit only for the dead,
33:38for the graves,
33:40for which they came.
33:42Now I am closer to that hole in the ground.
33:46We're all a step away.
33:48Some of us want to live closer.
33:50You are right.
33:52Danger
33:54is perhaps the only thing worth living for.
33:56I fought against your people.
33:58You know that.
34:00Fighting is a habit we do not forget easily.
34:02The need for the butterfly in the gut,
34:04huh?
34:06Perhaps.
34:08You were a soldier here.
34:10That is past now, you say.
34:12You are no dealer,
34:14so what do you do?
34:16You have purpose.
34:20Mirianthe is difficult,
34:22you understand me?
34:24I like what I've seen of you.
34:26I would make you a gift of that picture.
34:30Mirianthe said a Greek
34:32bearing a gift expects a favor.
34:34Was she right?
34:36A daughter needs a firm hand.
34:38A man's hand,
34:40not mine.
34:42I am too old now.
34:44I would like to show you something.
34:46Please come.
35:06How beautiful.
35:08All genuine.
35:10In every case,
35:12I have arranged for a copy to replace them.
35:14Not one has been missed.
35:16What about the one in the other room?
35:18Isn't that a risk?
35:20For me, that is the edge of the sword.
35:24I miss the crawling of my nerves.
35:26I enjoyed it when we hid
35:28people, things.
35:30Guns?
35:32Guns?
35:34Never in the old days.
35:36Never.
35:38Now, old man.
35:40Who are you?
35:42She suggested it, didn't she?
35:44A little bit of excitement for your old age.
35:46Only a matter of breaking into an arms store,
35:48taking something.
35:50When do you ship them out, Vamvakaris?
35:52They're here, aren't they?
35:58This is beautiful.
36:00And the others.
36:02And for each one you took, you left a copy.
36:04But a beautiful copy, right?
36:06Yes.
36:08Those guns you're going to deliver
36:10will be used on a hotel in Beirut
36:12within two days.
36:16I was told they were to blow a pipeline.
36:18Nothing more.
36:20Then you're a fool.
36:22Anybody could blow up a pipeline with a mine.
36:24Those guns will be used on women and children in that hotel.
36:28Children, Vamvakaris.
36:30Can you make a copy of a child?
36:32Bone, blood, gristle.
36:34It'll be spread over that hotel like hot confetti.
36:36And not enough left to make one child.
37:00Good evening, Mr. Andrews.
37:02What's going on?
37:04Who are you? What do you want?
37:06What have you got to offer?
37:08If you're looking for money, you're wasting your time.
37:10That much I can see.
37:12You won't get away with it.
37:14Get away with what?
37:16Breaking in here, threatening me.
37:18I have not even begun.
37:20Who are you?
37:22You seem to know that already.
37:24According to your passport, you deal in antiques.
37:26Are you plain clothes?
37:28Please.
37:30Are you?
37:32What are you doing here?
37:34I'm on holiday.
37:36Look, I am a dealer.
37:38I don't know what it is you suspect me of,
37:40but if it's anything to do with stolen property...
37:42That is exactly what it is.
37:44Here, if a man is found taking another man's woman,
37:46do you know what happens to him?
37:48Now I understand.
37:50In my country, too,
37:52it is a thing that cannot be overlooked.
37:54What you're suggesting is ridiculous.
37:56I'm only interested in my work.
37:58You will be well advised to leave.
38:00I went to their house tonight
38:02because her father wanted to show me something.
38:04If you're jealous of a thousand-year-old...
38:06Go home, Mr. Andrews.
38:08It would be better for all concerned.
38:22It was a business arrangement.
38:24A contract.
38:26You agreed, Ahmed and you. I was there.
38:28You promised.
38:30I will not ship those weapons.
38:32You promised.
38:34What will I say to Ahmed?
38:36Tell him some lie.
38:38Like the lie you told me,
38:40Marianthe.
38:42Needed for a pipeline.
38:44No.
38:46The truth.
38:48Who told you?
38:50Ahmed.
38:52Him.
38:54Sit up.
38:56Drink this.
38:58Encourage some movement, I said.
39:00You certainly did.
39:02Close those shutters, would you?
39:04Anyone we know?
39:06Our friend, the chauffeur.
39:08Ahmed bin Ahmed.
39:10This arrived on him from London just a few minutes ago.
39:14The top man himself?
39:16Yes.
39:18Which can only mean one thing.
39:20He intends to escort those arms across himself.
39:22He won't get them.
39:24But you've already found out where they're hidden.
39:26Delivery depends on just how much
39:28Van Bacarys loves his daughter.
39:32I'm sorry.
39:34He made a promise.
39:36Are you telling me the truth?
39:38Yes.
39:40Who changed his mind?
39:42Andrews?
39:44No.
39:48Then I think, Marianthe,
39:50we have to persuade your father.
40:04They're in the house.
40:06We can pick them up any time you like.
40:08No, that isn't what London wants.
40:10Mission aim, to quote,
40:12no deal between the supplier and Red Tiger.
40:14There's been a change of plan.
40:16I wish you'd let me in on the secret.
40:18Your instructions were to find out who stole them
40:20and where they're being shipped out from.
40:22You want them shipped out.
40:24You take it.
40:28Yes?
40:32When?
40:34I'm on my way.
40:36At least wait until I get there.
40:38You might just be in luck.
40:40Marianthe has been kidnapped.
40:44It was her mother.
40:46That's all?
40:48The note.
40:50Nothing else.
40:52Deliver.
40:54Naturally.
40:56I have to.
40:58Where?
41:00I make a bargain, I stick to the bargain.
41:02Do you think I want her coming back in bits and pieces?
41:04This man, Achmed,
41:06he will get what he wants, Mr. Andrews.
41:08Please go away and leave me to sort out my own business.
41:10You have a contract.
41:14You owe me something, Bambacarus.
41:16Remember?
41:26Tassie Hotel,
41:28Beirut.
41:34A deal is a deal.
41:36All I have to do is keep tabs on the old man.
41:38He won't lead anyone anywhere
41:40while his daughter's at risk.
41:42And you plan to stay with her?
41:44Till after the exchange, yes.
41:46You must keep in touch with me.
41:48I'll get a message through to you somehow.
41:50That won't be easy.
41:52Is anything...
42:22I'm John Andrews.
42:28Excuse me.
42:50You should have gone home.
42:52Do I get tea?
42:54I'm here for Mr. Bambacarus.
42:56For his daughter's sake.
42:58Ah, an errand boy.
43:00If you want to play games,
43:02beat about the bush, OK.
43:04If you had those weapons sooner, you wouldn't have taken the girl.
43:06You think so.
43:08I know so. Could I have mint tea, please?
43:10You know nothing about us.
43:12I know about refugee camps.
43:14I know about the violence of your people's feelings.
43:16But you? You're not on a camp anymore.
43:18But my people are.
43:20You'll achieve nothing.
43:22Action, that is all we want.
43:24Notice, that is all we ask.
43:26But no.
43:30My people are so many tents,
43:32so much sugar,
43:34so many ounces of tea.
43:36Logistics, statistics, nothing.
43:38Have you any idea who you'll kill when you take action?
43:40Or how many?
43:42Old men, women, children,
43:44ordinary innocent people.
43:46The price we pay.
43:48They pay. You don't.
43:50I am a religious man.
43:52I too pay for the crime of murder.
43:54But if I had to, I would use my own father.
43:58And a girl?
44:00I like her father.
44:02When it comes to it,
44:04we only look after those we like.
44:06Her father wants assurances from me personally
44:08that she's well, alive.
44:10You, personally?
44:12Then you get the weapons as arranged.
44:14The old man already has a message from us.
44:30That we don't know yet, Colonel.
44:32We're still waiting for news from Bierut.
44:34But if you could keep your man standing by,
44:36and suitably attired.
44:38Hmm?
44:40Well, as long as he's inconspicuous.
44:42I'm sorry.
44:44Don't be sorry.
44:46I'm sorry.
44:48I'm sorry.
44:50I'm sorry.
44:52I'm sorry.
44:54I'm sorry.
44:56I'm sorry.
44:58I'm sorry.
45:00Don't look at me.
45:06You chose it.
45:12I'm right.
45:14I believe in what I'm doing.
45:20You...
45:22You think we have no minds?
45:24No conscience?
45:28No.
45:34Their conscience went out of the window
45:36the first time they blew a child to bits.
45:40Conscience is a luxury they do without in this world.
45:46There is a plane in one hour.
45:48You will be on it.
45:50And the girl?
45:52We have heard from her father.
45:54You will tell him we agree to his plan.
45:56When will she be delivered?
45:58Her father knows.
46:00If the weapons are there, she will be returned.
46:02If not,
46:04she is the price he will pay.
46:10Where are they collecting?
46:12You have to tell me.
46:14You know me.
46:16You knew me before.
46:18I cannot.
46:20You know what they will do to Mary Anthe?
46:22If those guns are delivered,
46:24they will destroy the whole of the centre of that city
46:26and the people in it.
46:28And I get back my daughter.
46:30All right.
46:36Tell me.
46:38No.
46:40Tell me!
46:42No.
46:44Tell me!
46:46Tell me!
46:54Which beach?
46:58Please!
47:04Magalhaia Beach.
47:06I will take you.
47:08BUZZER
47:12Quiller.
47:14Yes.
47:16I had almost given you up.
47:18Yes, of course. We will be there.
47:20No.
47:22Your job is finished.
47:24I haven't got time to argue.
47:26All right.
47:28But on your own head be it.
47:38BUZZER
47:52BUZZER
47:54GUN COCKS
48:08BUZZER
48:16Let's have a look, sir.
48:38BUZZER
48:48Come back, you fool!
48:50Get down!
49:02BUZZER
49:04You know the target?
49:06Yes, sir.
49:08Right. Take them.
49:12Or take it out.
49:22BUZZER
49:28BUZZER
49:34BUZZER
49:44BUZZER
50:04BUZZER
50:35It wasn't necessary.
50:37We could have picked the arms up at the house.
50:40Why go through all that charade?
50:42As it turned out, it was an object lesson
50:45to all those who want to play games with terrorists.
50:48And the girl's death?
50:50That was unfortunate.
50:52But her own fault.
51:04BUZZER
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