:35:01
Your blood's getting thin.
:35:03
It couldn't be a vacuum cleaner, sir.
:35:06
Not a vacuum cleaner.
:35:07
Fiendish, isn't it? The simplicity.
The devilish imagination.
:35:10
See this one here?
:35:12
Like a gigantic spray
six times the height of a man.
:35:17
Why the umbrella?
:35:19
Do look at essentials, Hawthorne.
:35:22
Gentlemen, I think
we may be onto something so big...
:35:25
that the H-bomb
will become a conventional weapon.
:35:28
- Is that desirable, sir?
- Of course.
:35:31
Nobody worries
about conventional weapons.
:35:33
- The War House will want photographs, sir.
- They shall have them.
:35:37
It's a very difficult area, sir.
:35:38
I can't see how this new man, Montez,
got the drawings in the first place.
:35:42
Government planes patrol all that area,
spotting for rebels.
:35:45
Maybe I should go to Havana first
and talk to Stroke Five?
:35:48
Bad security.
We can't risk compromising him now.
:35:51
He's an untrained man, sir.
:35:53
Then we should consider
sending him a trained staff.
:35:56
You know, Hawthorne,
we owe a great deal of this to you.
:36:00
I was told once you were no judge of men,
but I backed my private judgment.
:36:05
- Well done, Hawthorne.
- Thank you, sir.
:36:08
That one seems to interest you specially.
What's your idea on that one?
:36:12
It looks like a...
:36:15
snap-action coupling, sir.
:36:41
Oh, Father, your stories
must have been awfully successful.
:36:44
- On this auspicious occasion...
- Spell it.
:36:47
Oh, not after a couple of bottles of Krug '52.
:36:49
All I want to say is,
"To Milly and her long and happy future."