1:30:01
Those two men are here to protect you.
1:30:04
I didn't say anything about two men.
1:30:06
Really, Moyzisch. You and your
guilty conscience, and big mouth.
1:30:13
There's the film.
1:30:16
Has it occurred to you that
our roles are now reversed?
1:30:18
That the British may try to kill you?
1:30:21
How does it feel being me?
1:30:23
Keep a stiff upper lip.
That's one thing...
1:30:26
...I've learned from the British,
the outward composure.
1:31:15
Mr. Travers, I am touched
by your solicitude.
1:31:18
I'm happy to accept your protection.
1:31:20
Imagine me, of all men, with a
British sword and a British shield.
1:31:24
I'd rather slit your throat.
1:31:26
Impractical. Then, I'd be unable to
tell you the things you want to know.
1:31:30
Imagine how confused the Nazis
will be to see you protecting me.
1:31:33
They half-suspect I've
been a British plant all along.
1:31:36
We'll see you safely to a taxi,
then to the British Consulate.
1:31:39
That would be back where I
started from. No, thank you.
1:31:42
We'll walk a way together,
then say goodbye.
1:31:44
Listen Diello. We'll protect
you from the Gestapo, but...
1:31:47
...we intend to take you alive.
1:31:48
I've no intention
of being taken alive.
1:31:50
We'll get the Turkish
police to arrest you.
1:31:52
It's against the law, here,
to carry a weapon.
1:31:54
Did you know that?
However, first things first.
1:31:57
Shall we startle the Nazis with
your concern for my safety?