1:28:05
Do you speak English?
- A little.
1:28:07
I'm looking for a friend. He
may be in a private room.
1:28:10
Do you have private rooms?
1:28:12
Is occupied.
1:28:13
He must be in there. I'll just...
1:28:15
I'm sorry. He not wish to be disturb.
- But he is expecting me.
1:28:19
I'm sorry.
1:28:21
You will sit here, please.
1:28:30
There is a time for using your wits,
and a time for blasting away.
1:28:33
We have no monopoly on blasting away.
1:28:36
Those two would drop us before
we got clear of this table.
1:28:39
He may be handing over the films.
1:28:41
We don't want the films,
they're worthless.
1:28:44
Plans can be changed, you know.
1:28:46
We want Cicero, and we
want him alive...
1:28:48
...so he can tell us just how
much the Nazis have found out.
1:28:52
Come to think of it for
exactly the same reasons...
1:28:55
...the Nazis must want
him very much dead.
1:29:05
You're balmy. You're completely balmy.
1:29:08
He'll jump at it.
1:29:14
My friend may not know we're waiting.
Would you give this to him, please?
1:29:17
Yes, sir.
1:29:25
Abdi Bey, how can I ever thank you
enough for your hospitality...
1:29:28
...courtesy and kitchen.
1:29:30
It is always a joy to see you, Diello.
It takes me back to old times.
1:29:37
Thank you. No answer required.
1:29:41
Who was that note from?
What was in it?
1:29:43
Would you like to purchase
a photograph of it?
1:29:46
Why so nervous? This is
the greatest day of your life.
1:29:49
When you die, Hitler will dip you in
bronze and name streets after you.
1:29:53
Can't you count a little faster?
- Haste makes waste.
1:29:56
You've grown fond of me, is that it?
1:29:58
You're upset because you know
I haven't much longer to live.