Thank you, madam.
Place your bets, please.
Croupiers chatter in French
zero?
Mr Ryker.
If you'd like to rest in my office for a few moments, sir,
we'll get a car to take you home.
There we are.
Please don't worry, ladies and gentlemen.
We'll look after him. Carry on with the game.
I was right. Police, special branch. What time is the contact due?
Midnight precisely.
That only gives us a couple of minutes.
There's no need to panic.
When the contact shows up, we'll make the payment just as arranged.
With him around? Well, he won't be.
Take him out the back way,
find somewhere nice and quiet and lose him.
I'll look after things here.
Good luck, sir. Thanks very much.
Now, this is what we're gonna do.
We're gonna play for a half hour,
win, lose, draw, whatever, we quit, ok?
As long as you understand it's only half an hour for me. Got it.
Because you can do what you wish.
I am going back to the hotel for some well-deserved sleep.
You deserve it. £200, please.
Boy, look at this club. Really jumping, huh?
Good evening, gentlemen. Good evening.
If you haven't guessed already,
my friend has an irresistible urge to gamble at roulette? Of course.
Please ask for anything you want and good luck.
I don't need luck, I got a system. I play all the odd red numbers.
Right this way, sir. Thank you.
Faites vos jeux, mesdames et messieurs.
Faites vos jeux. Faites vos jeux, s'il vous plait.
Bonsoir. Bonsoir, monsieur.
Vos jeux, s'il vous plait. 19.
Dix-neuf, monsieur. Make it seven, I mean 19.
Dix-neuf, monsieur. Faites vos jeux, s'il vous plait.
Rien ne va plus, merci.
Dix-neuf, Rouge. Impair et passe.
£525.
I love it, I love it, I love it.
Faites vos jeux, mesdames et messieurs.
Faites vos jeux, s'il vous plait.
Hm? Ooh.
Double them. Look at that.
Blackjack.
Pull it, boys.
£3,500. Thank you.
Faites vos jeux, mesdames, messieurs.
Have you found a way of cheating at roulette?
You wouldn't believe what's been happening here.
I can't do any wrong. Watch this. Nine.
Number nine.
Rien ne va plus, s'il vous plait.
Nine! Bravo, bravo. I love it, I love it.
No, we're not leaving.
Why don't you end up a winner, Daniel?
I'm gonna be a winner. You have broken the laws of science
and physics, of magic, mysticism and chance.
Now, please. Tomorrow you'll thank me.
Oh, come on, Brett. Let's play a little longer.
For once in my life, I would like to see someone
with a perfect record of straight wins pick up their money and leave.
Ok, ok. Just calm down. We'll leave. I am calm.
Here, take these, will you? Hold on to these.
We'll just make a little bet for tips.
Excusez-moi. 25, please. 25, sir.
No more bets.
Are you related to the croupier? I'm gonna marry him.
Vingt-six, noir. Pair et passe. Oh, well. C'est la guerre.
Your winnings, sir. I beg your pardon?
26 came in. No, no, I bet 25.
I must have misheard you, sir.
I accepted your bet for 26. Our misfortune.
Thank you very much. I don't believe it.
Yes, please, thanks. Don't spoil them, Daniel.
Let me help you, sir. I'll cash these in for you.
This is for the boys. Thank you very much, sir.
Don't spoil them, Daniel.
Er, yes, thank you very much. Cash all these in, please.
Hello? I have identified the contact.
He'll be leaving in a minute.
Thank you. And 200, sir.
Everything in order, sir?
Yes, of course, it's perfect. Thank you very much. Good night.
Good night. Say good night. He did warn you.
Night, gentlemen.
A good win. Mm.
Good evening, sir. Good evening. Are you the manager?
Yes, can I help you? My name is Heather.
I'm a little late. Oh, there's plenty of time, sir.
All the tables are open. Enjoy yourself and good luck.
Oh, I don't need luck. I've got a system.
I play all the odd red numbers.
Well, we've all got our own little systems.
Did you say you were late?
Yes. I also said I play all the odd red numbers.
What time were you supposed to be here? Midnight.
Get into my office quickly. Don't be a fool.
Just do as I say.
The American that left - get after him. Why?
Just get after him.
I think I'm gonna buy me a bank.
Daniel, you could buy Brighton if you want to but tomorrow, huh?
Mm-hm.
You did what? I paid him out.
I just followed my instructions. He gave me the key phrase.
"I don't need luck. I've got a system.
"I play all the odd red numbers."
But the second phrase. "19, make it seven. I mean, 19."
He used it, word-for-word.
But you should have checked!
How? How? I don't know anybody.
I don't know you. And we're not even supposed to talk to each other.
Just let me tell you what you've done.
But you're the one that was late - shut up!
By collecting a big win here tonight,
I would have identified myself as the network paymaster.
Somebody was watching for me. That somebody would then contact me
and name the place where I am to meet all our key agents in britain.
But you didn't collect. But the American did.
They'll tell him.
Can't you get it into your head you've not only lost £50,000,
you've blown our entire network.
After a hit like this we ought to have a party.
Do you know anybody here in Brighton? Any girls?
Give or take a hundred, about 50.
50? That'll be a small party. Just you, me and the 50 girls.
What are you sitting on the bed for? What are you gonna do now?
I am removing my shoes. Are you going to bed?
Exactly. We're supposed to celebrate tonight.
Daniel, it took the romans 1,000 years of decadence and debauchery
to bring about their decline and fall.
So what? So what?
Well, what took them 1,000 years
is taking us three days and three nights.
Where's your stiff upper lip? Right below my bloodshot eyes.
What took you so long? I had to get this from the car.
Which is the American's room?
Here but he's still in there with his buddy.
Good. Get the door open.
Did you call Ryker? Yes.
He'll be out the front in about five minutes.
I'll fix the bug. You take care of this.
What are you doing? I am picking up my pills.
What are you gonna take a pill for?
To sleep.
Sleep? Mm-hm. I am going to have...
12...
..Solid, tranquil hours. What about the party?
Well, you... you start without me.
Excuse me, what are you looking for now? My pyjamas.
They're over there. How the mighty have fallen.
Oh, whatever happened to you? Remember the good old days?
You were an eagle. Soar around. No Jim-jams.
Now you're a chicken.
That should do it.
Why are we going to all this trouble?
Why don't we just fix him?
It's vital we find out who the contact is.
Vital for the whole network.
Once we know that, then the American must be eliminated.
What about the money?
That must look like straightforward robbery.
Ryker's outside. Just check this.
Everything's set. Just waiting for him.
"If you're receiving me loud and clear, flash your lights."
That's ok. Get ready.
Here you are, my pal.
Take this.
Salute.
A tragedy. A shame. Oh, well.
You can't win 'em all, I guess.
Good night, sweet prince, your lordship.
Rest well. See you in the morning.
Don't let the bed bugs bite.
He grunts
Quiet in there, Daniel, I'm trying to go to sleep.
I don't wish to come to your party!
Brett! Brett!
Brett!
Now, wait a minute. Will you please look at me when I'm talking to you?
You find staff problems everywhere today.
Now is no time to go to sleep.
Hey. Hey, your lordship.
Will you wake up? Come on. This is no place to fall asleep now.
Come on, kid, beddy-bye.
Let's go. Let me get you to your bed.
Brett groans
mr wilde? Yes, come in, please.
Room service must have sent you. Now, don't leave.
Let me get rid of this bundle for britain.
I'll be back in a minute. Just don't leave.
Hello. Sorry the room's such a mess but that's the way it goes.
But all this money. Well, easy come, easy go.
Now, what can I do for you?
You know who I am, don't you? Tell me.
I am section 7. Section 7.
Oh, nice. Nice to meet you, section 7.
You do understand, don't you?
I understand everything, section 7, darling.
Here sit down. Take off your scarf and stay.
There is no time for that. You don't have any time, I see.
Here is our schedule. Our schedule?
I mean, we're working to a schedule of some kind?
Of course.
Oh. Well, we Americans are efficient but this is ridiculous.
Tomorrow I will come and give you instructions.
Er, section 7, I don't need any instructions. It's ok.
Thank you but... How else will you know what to do?
Er, I got a feeling we're not talking of the same things.
Sit down, section 7.
"There is no time for social niceties.
"Just read the schedule and then destroy it."
Would you like me to eat it? Old-fashioned but quite effective.
Well that's what I am, old-fashioned but quite effective.
Please. We have no time
for that kind of frivolous, bourgeois relationship.
Oh, we don't? No.
Besides, it is not permitted
between someone of your rank and a section 7.
I'm sorry to hear that. I must go now.
Yes, well, maybe I'll...
Will you wait a minute?
Get over to the entrance and follow the girl.
He's baffled for the moment but it won't take him long to work it out.
What are you gonna do? Eliminate.
That's all we can do. Is the explosive in position? Yes.
Right, give me the detonator.
Section 7, please, listen...
I'm section 8.
Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. I'm locked out.
Come on, you can't sleep here in the hallway like this.
Where are we going?
I'll take you to my room and let you sleep there.
Oh, no. Daniel, your room's far too noisy.
What are you talking about? It's as quiet as a graveyard.
Come on.
Brett?
He snores
Do you know your problem, Daniel? You're out of condition.
Oh, you think so? You need a good night's sleep.
I'd get a good night sleep if someone wasn't trying
to bump me off. I don't think it's personal.
Oh, no? That makes me feel better, I'll tell you that.
It's money. Money?
Somebody's trying to bomb me out of a room for my money? Uh-uh.
You have a point. Yeah.
What about the girl? Section 7?
What's she want? I'll tell you what she doesn't want.
It's all crazy to me, I don't understand.
Well, we'll just have to wait until they tried to kill you again,
then we'll ask them. Well, I'm not sitting around
waiting for anybody to try and kill me again.
Well, Daniel, I, er... I don't think you'll have to wait.
No? Don't look around.
I said, "don't look around."
There have been two men following us ever since we started out.
Look, er... casual. All right.
Is this casual enough for you? Not that casual.
Would you look out to sea?
Beautiful view. Yeah, beautiful.
On second thoughts, I think it might be quite a good idea
if we did talk to them. I'll talk to anybody.
Not here.
Follow me.
Democrat.
Well done, Daniel. Yah!
Hold it!
Sussex county constabulary.
Daniel! Daniel, the fuzz! The fuzz! Where? Where?
Here, here, here.
Oh, I'm terribly sorry. Please forgive me.
I really didn't mean anything by that. It was just that...
You were following us. Yes, exactly.
Just trying to keep observation on you until you got to your meeting.
The meeting? We're going to what meeting is that there?
The one we're taking you to. Oh, the one -
shall we go? Oh, yes, by all means. Terribly sorry.
Lead on. Yes. Thank you.
Any further, we're going to be in France.
Here we are. Inside.
Thank you. Excuse us, won't you?
Dustin Hoffman. Martha raye.
She's prettier than Dustin Hoffman. You think so?
I'm going to tell you something.
Both: You look better in the mirror. Yes, ha-ha-ha-ha (!)
Oh, how do you do? Good of you to come. Hello.
Dean, sir Maxwell Dean. Wilde. Sinclair.
Here, have some of these. Enjoy yourselves.
Did you have us brought here? Not brought, dear chap.
Invited. Try the crane or the ice hockey machine.
Great fun.
What kind of fuzz are you? Oh, a bit of everything.
We wanted to chat to you about your visit to the gaming club.
Any money I win in england gambling is tax-free, buddy.
Lucky chap. The question is will you live to enjoy it?
Excuse me, if you know this much why aren't you arresting people?
Not a shred of evidence.
We would have had but things didn't quite work out last night.
Oh, somebody goofed, huh?
Yes, you, mr wilde.
Me? The money you won last night
should have been paid to a foreign agent.
A man we know only as the paymaster.
He would then have distributed the cash
to a network of agents throughout this country.
You mean that somebody's been mistaking me for this paymaster?
It would seem so, yes.
By the time they discovered their mistake, it was too late.
It's a pity. A great pity.
Please forgive me if I jump to conclusions
and correct me if I'm wrong, which I'm sure you will.
Your intention was or is to follow the paymaster
and thereby get the whole network.
Something like that. Ah.
Unfortunately the man we'd planted in the club
was found dead this morning.
A carefully staged accident.
Now we have only one possible lead.
Oh.
Dean clears throat
forget it, I'm not leading anybody anywhere any time.
I don't think you appreciate the importance
of your part in all this.
Oh... These men work in cells.
The men who run the club would have no idea
of the of the identity of the other agents.
Now, last night,
a total stranger to the club would have identified you
as the paymaster simply because you won the money.
That person will make contact.
Has made contact.
Really? Mm. A girl.
Hey. Whose side are you one anyway?
England's.
Don't listen to him, please.
Excuse me, but I think you've got the wrong guy
because I could get killed. Oh, almost certainly.
The real paymaster's bound to try to eliminate you.
Well, what are you staying here playing with this machine for?
You're an inspector or somebody in the fuzz,
go out and arrest him, do something. We will.
Unfortunately, we won't know who he is until after he's killed you.
Oh! Do you hear this? Excuse me, but I'm leaving.
I'm leaving the country, goodbye.
We do need your help and I can offer you protection.
No.
I must warn you, working for us or not, you'll be a target.
The fastest moving target you ever saw in your life,
starting now. Adios, amigos. Goodbye.
Not very British. Oh, understandable.
From the colonies, you know.
You will let me know where you are, won't you?
I'll let you know. You're gonna stay?
Of course I am. You know my insatiable curiosity.
Well, when you find out what it's all about,
you can let me know. Drive carefully
and remember the left-hand side of the road, Danny.
Don't move.
Just keep absolutely still.
Don't turn on your ignition. What is it?
Have you had any work done on this car since you've been here?
No, not at all. Why?
Do you think you could open your bonnet very carefully?
I want to look at the engine. It's not a bonnet, it's a hood.
You're a hood, Daniel. Would you open it?
Yeah, I will but it's in the back.
Foreign cars.
What is it? Daniel, I have some bad news for you.
What? Now I want you to be very brave and take it like a man.
My living stereo is dead, huh? You're sitting in an enormous bomb.
Sit still.
I don't know how it's wired in yet.
There may be a trembler in it.
I'll say there's a trembler. It's me.
There's all sorts of bits of electronic equipment around.
Go get an expert.
There may not be time.
You see by turning on the ignition you might have activated the fuse.
Now, it could be any one of a dozen systems.
All I have to do is find the detonator.
Do you know anything about this?
Well, I er...
I took a course on it once in the army.
How did you do? I failed.
Oh.
Why don't you run for your life?
Get out of here as quickly as you can.
Will you beat it?
Daniel, I've got it.
Now it's just a question of whether I turn it right or left.
Well, what do you think?
I er... I think right.
Turn it left.
All right. Brace yourself.
I feel rather faint.
By the way, you can get out now.
All right, that's it.
One bomb was all right but two bombs, that makes me mad.
I'm staying. You're going to work for sir Maxwell?
No, I'm gonna work for myself. Here. Oh!
I should have let him drive off.
We wouldn't be in this state
if that moron of yours had tailed the girl.
She's smart. She spotted him right away.
Knew how to lose him too.
All right. Well, we'll need to change plans slightly.
We need wilde alive a little while longer.
Just as well. That cat's got nine lives anyway.
I have to know the contact before I can move.
How do you do that? There is a way.
Leave that to me.
After that, wilde dies
and I'll make sure to make a proper job of it this time.
Well, it just doesn't make any sense to me.
I mean this just is a list of names of towns.
It could be in code. Well, no I don't think so.
She said it was some kind of a schedule.
Well maybe you're supposed to visit every town on the list.
That would take me a week and a half.
I don't know who or wh...
What are you supposed to be? Would you believe a brain surgeon?
No. You look like a window cleaner to me. Ha-ha.
That's what you're supposed to be, a window cleaner? You don't fool me.
People who don't know you are gonna be able to recognise you.
That's the point. Nobody ever looks at a window cleaner.
I have to get into that club because that is where it all started.
I'm gonna come along with you. You can't. Why not?
Well, because if that girl wishes to make contact,
this is the only place she will come.
Wait a minute. Here. I made a copy of this list for you.
Maybe you can make some sense out of it when you get a chance.
Sherlock, why don't you take the first letter of each town
and maybe you can make a name of it.
Oh, here. Let me open that.
I never thought of that. See you later, kid.
"Berashkafrikblet."
I think Heather's taking a stupid chance.
Not really. Wilde has never seen Heather.
He's expecting somebody.
He'll be expecting the girl.
So he'll say there's a change of plan.
I tell you something, Heather's a pro. He'll handle wilde.
Well, that's not enough. He should be at the hotel by now.
Where are you going?
I think I'll walk across to the hotel.
See how things are going on. All right.
Are you gonna be here? I suppose so.
I'll call you if anything comes up.
Softly: Just one moment.
No, no, no, no. I cannot speak any louder.
I do not have laryngitis.
Sanivarn.
♪ All your germs is gone when you use sanivarn... ♪
phone dings hello, ooh, yes, yes. It's for you.
Ryker!
Yells
lose your ladder?
Muttering
southampton. Blackmore. Too far out.
Birmingham and then...
Should be about...
Isn't this going a little too far? I mean, I was going to tip you.
Stand up, mr wilde.
Now sit down. Keep your hands in sight.
Good. Now we'll wait for your contact to arrive.
And when she does?
When she does, your part in this will come
to an abrupt and tragic end.
I'm just gonna put this away.
Gentlemen, you really should stop worrying.
You're going to end up with ulcers.
I had a great, great uncle.
The 17th or was it 16th, anyway 16th Duke -
I really would appreciate it if you'd stop talking.
You sound exactly like a friend of mine - Danny wilde.
Anyway, the 17th Duke was an -
You even begin to act like Danny.
The money?
Oh. It's right here. Thank you.
You'll find it all there. I didn't spend any.
A couple of tips but that's all. Good. Thank you.
Are you the guy that was supposed to collect it?
Yes, I was delayed.
Well, then there's no hard feelings, is there? You've got your money.
Why don't we shake hands and - that would be nice.
But I wouldn't know where to go. Oh, I see.
That's the beauty of the cell system.
Even if I was caught and tortured, I couldn't give anyone away.
I'm completely in the hands of my contact.
What happens if my contact doesn't show?
(Knock at door)
She just showed.
Right. Now let's get this clear.
You open the door and then you stand to one side, right? Right.
Please, hurry to be ready. We have little time.
Yes, I'll just tidy up. We'll go right along.
Yes, absolutely.
He grunts
That'll teach you to fool around, wise guy.
What do you think you're doing? I kill him, yes?
No. Why would you want to kill him? As you please but killing is better.
Where did you learn these kind of things? Wait a minute.
Here, hold this.
Killing and shooting. You'd be crazy to want to...
There you go again with the gun.
Didn't they give you dolls to play with? Guns, you're crazy.
Anyway, when they opened the old Duke up, it wasn't ulcers at all.
You see, he was really a duchess! The car.
Bring it around at the back. All right.
He was a freak of nature.
Is this what they say is "it"? I'm afraid so.
I don't have time to make a short
but passionate little plea about man's inhumanity to man?
Well, I'd rather you didn't. Well, in that case...
Awfully bad form hitting a handcuffed prisoner.
Snap. Or hadn't you noticed.
They're not from cartier's. Would you do me the honour?
How did you know I was here? I've known for hours.
Oh? I couldn't move until your friend left with the contact.
Is he on his way?
Yes. We've got the car under surveillance.
They're all professionals.
That wretched girl won't have the faintest idea she's being followed.
We are being followed.
Do you think it's that Van? I'll lose them. I'm very expert.
Well, you certainly are.
She spotted the tail.
This is green dolphin to blue whale, she's seen you. Drop out.
Red mullet, stand by and take over.
You lost them.
The intelligence services of the capitalists are most inferior.
I'll say they are. You lost them. Would you...
Will you tell me where we're going?
'Red mullet to green dolphin.
'I'm trailing subject south down market street.'
green dolphin to red mullet, stay in position until next intersection.
Golden carp, stand by to take over from red mullet.
Don't worry. She can't make a move without us knowing.
It's odd, you know. They're staying well within the town limits. So?
You said you thought they'd be heading for a secret rendezvous.
I'm certain of it.
'Golden carp to green dolphin, subjects have not entered my area.'
green dolphin, all units, anybody in contact?
'Negative. No contact. That's negative.'
what was your last position?
That's it.
They've lost your tail here and have made for the railway station.
Green dolphin, all units converge on Brighton central.
Check all trains for suspects, fast.
Well, now this makes sense.
I thought it was a list of towns. It's a list of railway stations.
Brighton, worthing, farnham, chichester, havant -
it's the exeter line.
Find out what time the next train leaves for exeter.
Why didn't you give me this before?
Well, if you remember, I was a prisoner of war at the time.
A moving train.
A perfect rendezvous.
Exeter train left two minutes ago, sir.
Get me y4. Recall all units.
Set up cars covering the exeter lines.
Yes, sir. Quick as you can.
Now you'll see just how efficient we can be.
Oh, damn it. Now we've lost him.
Comrade, or may I call you section 7?
You may call me lyn, short for natashalyn.
Natashalyn, am I the senior comrade here?
Of course. Put your book down. I wanna know where we're going.
Don't give me any of that business with the nose. Very well, I answer.
We are going nowhere. Where?
I explain. We are going nowhere because we are already there.
There? Where? Here.
Oh.
I guess that's all right.
You are a very curious man, mr wilde.
For an agent, I mean. Oh, I see.
Well, it's, er... Part of my cover.
I mean, who would take me for a spy?
True. Yeah.
But you seem to have such capitalist tastes.
Oh. You live in luxury hotel, you drink champagne,
you have expensive clothes.
Well, you think I enjoy it?
I mean, travelling first class,
eating in the finest restaurants, driving expensive cars?
I hate it. It's torture. Torture.
I do it for the cause, you see?
It must be terrible.
Well, I try to be brave.
Time to go. Go where?
There.
Thank you.
Oh, a Chinese restaurant.
Comrade. Comrade.
This is our comrade from the north.
It is an honour to meet you, comrade.
Comrade, it's an honour to meet you as well. Thank you.
The others will be here at 30 second intervals. Make sure you check them.
Yes, comrade. Comrade.
Wonderful to see you.
Excuse me, madam.
That looks like a lot of chicken feed.
I have a list of the amounts due to our people.
If you don't mind, I would like to pay them as they arrive.
Right, comrade. Absolutely. Anything you say, sir.
And then you can begin your briefing. Yes.
My briefing. We are looking forward to that very much.
I'm looking forward to my briefing as well.
And this is our comrade from the north.
Comrade. Comrade.
About time we had a visit from one of your lads.
Well, I try to move round as much as I can. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you.
Eh, what's this, then? He's a yank, in't he?
I think you mean that our comrade appears to be an American.
Oh, yeah. Just the same, I don't like this breaking cover.
I don't like breaking cover myself, to tell you the truth.
I don't like it at all.
It better be worth it.
It better be worth it, boy, because I don't like breaking my cover.
Oh, delighted, old boy. Delighted.
This is our comrade from London. Where else, of course.
Er, dreadful train. Food's appalling. It's not so bad.
And as for the service...
It really is about time we had another rail strike, you know.
You think so, huh? But not today, though.
I mean, today we're on the train and we're travelling.
Not today, certainly. Oh, yes.
Five, four, three, two, one.
Punctuality. I like that.
Will there be any changes in our targets for this year
or will it be much the same?
The targets this year should be much the same
give or take a little one way or the other.
What did you say, comrade?
Give or take just a little bit one way or the other. But I thought -
what do you think about our effort? Your effort is an excellent one.
Not bad for a small unit, eh? Wonderful for a small unit.
100,000 men on strike for five weeks.
That's 20 million man hours down the shoot, you know.
A lot of men down the shoot, isn't it? Yeah.
Not to mention the exports. The exports?
Yeah, right. What do you mean by the exports?
Well the exports versus the imports.
That's the logistics of the economy, don't you see?
Yeah, yeah. You have a point there.
Absolutely. Oh, here comes another comrade. Excuse me, please.
Comrade. Comrade. Comrade.
Watch your head, comrade. Comrade. Comrade.
He is the last one. Now you can begin your briefing.
Right. Why don't you say a few words before my briefing?
My briefing is going to need a few words.
And so I give you comrade wilde.
Bravo, comrade.
Comrades. Comrades.
This is a moving moment for me, believe me.
What a great honour to be here with you all.
Up to now you've been nothing but numbers to me.
Numbers in a file. 603, 907.
Now you're real and live.
Brothers, sisters, comrades. Comrades!
Comrade? Yes.
I think you should begin your briefing now. We have little time.
What briefing is that?
Oh, the briefing. Yes. Certainly. The briefing.
I'm sorry. This is the end of the train, sir.
See that? That's the end of my fist.
Ooh!
Thank you. You've just saved me the trouble.
Up slowly. Now, unlock the door.
Try harder.
Whatever you're doing, try harder. If you're striking, strike harder.
If you're protesting, protest harder. Don't move.
There is only one network paymaster and I am he.
But this is the paymaster. I saw him win.
Oh, you don't really believe that, do you?
Oh, yes, she believes it.
He grunts, groans
Give him to me.
Do you need any help, Daniel? No, I don't. What are you doing?
Well, Daniel, you don't have to thank me
for being on the right train at the right time.
You know you're slowing up a bit.
Yells
don't stand there! Help me in!
Oh. Well, I don't think we'll need that again.
Put down the axe. Now, what did I do to you?
That's a very good question. Put down the axe.
Think of the mess it'll make.
There, there, there. Feel better?
They are the most extraordinary creatures.
I don't think we've ever met.
I need hardly say that her majesty's government is exceedingly grateful
for your part in this affair.
Naturally, we should like to show our appreciation
in some material way.
However, as this all comes under the official secrets act,
that won't be possible.
So instead, please accept a very warm handshake.
Thank you. My best wishes to her majesty.
A handshake, sir Maxwell?
You accused my friend of being UN-British.
You're being extremely UN-British. What about his £50,000?
It's all right. Listen, pal, it's easy come, easy go.
It doesn't make any difference.
You invested money. You're entitled to win.
You put too much importance on... things like that.
I mean, you shouldn't take it so to heart, you know what I mean?
You should just let these things happen as they do.
If you win, you win, if you lose, you...
..You lose. Would you?
Daniel, I'm beginning to get the oddest sensation.
Well, I tell you...
I do believe that you are on the beginning
of what we might call one of your lucky streaks.
Daniel. Oh, I wouldn't... Oh!
No more. Don't use any more of your luck. Excuse us. Goodbye.
To cannes, monte Carlo,
Brighton pier, now the world!
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