1:24:00
God, it's like a nightmare.
Some ghastly, horrible dream.
1:24:09
Good evening, Sir Wilfrid.
How did it go today?
1:24:12
Oh, Sir Wilfrid.
1:24:14
I'm from Hawks and Hill, sir, and I've
brought your Bermuda shorts for a fitting.
1:24:20
What?
1:24:21
- You'd better slip these on, Sir Wilfrid.
- I'm in the middle of a murder trial.
1:24:26
It'll all be over by the afternoon,
and the boat train doesn't go until 9.40.
1:24:30
You work it out. You know my shape,
you've stabbed it often enough.
1:24:33
Upstairs. You need a lukewarm bath
and your calcium injection.
1:24:38
And there's a lot more packing to be done.
1:24:42
It's ridiculous having boat reservations.
The jury may be out for days.
1:24:46
Not on this case, I'm afraid.
It seems too open-and-shut.
1:24:52
I watched when Frau Helm
was on the stand. They didn't like her.
1:24:56
No, but they believed her. They liked
Leonard Vole but they didn't believe him.
1:25:00
And that travel agency business
doesn't help either. Cigar?
1:25:03
No.
1:25:04
- Wilfrid, do you think she lied?
- Well, don't you?
1:25:07
I'm not sure.
1:25:09
I am. She lied. Whether she calls it
Meineid or perjury, she lied.
1:25:12
The only question is why. What's
her game? What is she up to? What?
1:25:18
I hope that in your final speech you
won't become too emotionally involved.
1:25:23
- You must think of your condition.
- He's right.
1:25:26
I want to see you save yourself.
This isn't going to be your last case.
1:25:29
Yes, it is. But until it's over,
I'm still a barrister.
1:25:33
My client's life is at stake.
That's all that matters - his life.
1:25:37
He's entitled to the best that I can do.
1:25:40
If I can't stand up to make my final appeal
for him, I'll make it sitting down.
1:25:44
If I become short of breath I'll take a pill,
or two pills, or all of them and the box too.
1:25:55
- Yes?
- This Sir Wilfrid Robarts' place?
1:25:58
- Well, yes, it is.
- Let me talk to the old geezer.