1:15:01
Will you kindly allow me to pass?
1:15:04
Walk away, Dryden, walk away.
1:15:07
Always walking away, aren't you?
1:15:10
Well, I'll tell you.
1:15:12
It's a clash of temperament
that's going on in there.
1:15:15
Inevitably, one of them's half-mad...
1:15:18
...and the other, wholly unscrupulous.
1:15:21
I believe your name will
be a household word...
1:15:25
...when you'd have to go to the
war museum to find who Allenby was.
1:15:29
You're the most extraordinary man
I ever met.
1:15:32
Leave me alone.
1:15:34
-Leave me alone.
-That's a feeble thing to say.
1:15:37
-I know I'm not ordinary.
-That's not what I'm saying.
1:15:39
All right, I'm extraordinary.
1:15:44
What of it?
1:15:45
Not many people have
a destiny, Lawrence.
1:15:48
It's a terrible thing
for a man to funk it if he has.
1:15:51
Are you speaking from experience?
1:15:54
No.
1:15:55
You're guessing, then.
1:15:58
Suppose you're wrong.
1:16:00
Why suppose that?
We both know I'm right.
1:16:03
-Yes. I said, yes.
-After all--
1:16:09
The 16th?
1:16:10
Can you do it?
I'll give you a lot of money.
1:16:13
-Artillery?
-I can't.
1:16:17
They won't be coming for money,
not the best of them.
1:16:20
They'll be coming for Damascus.
1:16:23
Which I'm going to give them.
1:16:26
That's all I want.
1:16:28
All you want is someone
holding down the Turkish Right.
1:16:31
But I'm going to give them Damascus.
We'll get there before you do.
1:16:36
And when we've got it, we'll keep it.
1:16:39
Tell the politicians
to burn their paper now.
1:16:42
Fair enough.
1:16:43
Fair? What's fair got to do with it?
1:16:47
It's going to happen.
1:16:49
I shall want quite a lot of money.
1:16:52
All there is.
1:16:54
Not that much.
1:16:59
The best of them won't come for money.