:10:00
I know exactly
how young Templeton feels.
:10:03
Eighteen months military duty
in the Middle East.
:10:05
Desert, fleas,
not a woman in miles.
:10:09
How do you do?
:10:11
How are you?
:10:15
No need for you
to stand guard, my boy.
:10:18
I'll hold the fort.
You start campaigning.
:10:20
Thank you, sir.
:10:27
Oh, no, no. I can't go in.
I haven't been invited.
:10:30
I can't crash a party
at Government House.
:10:34
But you can...
if you're with David Boyeur.
:10:38
I'll say you're my cousin.
What difference does it make?
:10:40
It makes a difference to me.
If I go in, I go in as Margot Seaton.
:10:44
If I have to leave,
I'll leave as Margot Seaton.
:10:47
That's all right with me,
if that's the way you want it.
:10:49
Well, it may get you
into trouble with the governor.
:10:53
Me? Trouble with the governor?
:10:56
Templeton needs me
much more than I need him.
:10:59
Do you really want me to go?
:11:01
Yes, I do. You're an idiot to be afraid
of those people up there.
:11:04
- What for?
- [Horn Honking]
:11:06
Do you mind
getting out of the driveway?
:11:11
We're going in.
:11:13
All right.
But I warn you, you may regret it.
:11:22
What do representative girls
in their early 20s...
:11:24
drink at the beach
in Santa Marta, Colonel?
:11:26
- Rum swizzles, I believe.
- Rum swizzles?
:11:29
Tomorrow afternoon then?
With a thermos full of rum swizzles.
:11:35
Excuse me.
There's my father.
:11:38
[Continues]
:11:46
Ah, there you are.
:11:48
I was beginning to think
my secretary had forgotten to invite you.
:11:51
- Your Excellency, Miss Margot Seaton.
- How do you do?
:11:54
Will you excuse me?
:11:56
There's an American journalist
here I'd like you to meet.
:11:59
I'm sure you've explained
how dangerous I am.