Our Man in Havana
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1:17:03
What is it? What happened?
1:17:05
- I don't understand it.
- Anything wrong?

1:17:07
He's so still and all wet down one side.
1:17:09
- Somebody must have fed him something.
- Well, let's take him out, shall we?

1:17:34
Mr. Wormold.
1:17:37
I was glad to get your message
that you've agreed to work for me.

1:17:41
I have always wanted our relationship
to be closer.

1:17:44
- What's going on out there?
- Nothing to concern us.

1:17:48
And now that you have agreed
to work for me...

1:17:51
it is much easier to approach you
on a subject which is really important.

1:17:55
I have come to ask
for the hand of your daughter.

1:17:59
Aren't you a rather uncertain life?
1:18:02
They call you the Red Vulture.
You've a lot of enemies.

1:18:05
Mr. Wormold...
1:18:07
as my agent,
your life is not very certain either.

1:18:13
But I have saved enough...
1:18:17
to take care of my widow.
1:18:21
As for my health,
I can show you the necessary certificates.

1:18:27
There will be no difficulty about children.
This has been proved.

1:18:31
I see.
1:18:32
Milly would understand. She's a Catholic.
1:18:35
I think this would be
a most suitable marriage, Mr. Wormold.

1:18:38
- She'd never marry you, Segura.
- Mr. Wormold...

1:18:44
I think that you and Milly have never
so much needed my friendship as today.

1:18:48
Come with me.
1:18:50
I would appreciate your help
on some police business.


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