:43:02
All you have on Dr No and Crab Key.
:43:05
Miss Taro, bring me the files on Dr No.
:43:07
Sit down.
:43:09
What do you know about this island?
:43:10
Not much,
except there's a bauxite mine there.
:43:13
Dr No runs the place
like a concentration camp.
:43:16
I've heard funny rumours,
but no-one's complained officially.
:43:20
- Right, Miss Taro. Just leave them here.
- I'm very sorry, but we can't find them.
:43:25
- What do you mean? Who had them last?
- Commander Strangways, sir. Both files.
:43:30
All right, Miss Taro. All right.
:43:33
Damn nuisance,
their disappearing like that.
:43:36
On the contrary.
:43:38
I'd have been surprised if they hadn't.
:43:41
By the way, that came for you from
London this morning, in the plane,
:43:45
in the diplomatic pouch.
:43:51
A present from home.
:43:55
Can I get out that way?
:44:11
That's a naughty little habit -
listening at keyholes.
:44:15
I wasn't listening.
I was looking for those files.
:44:18
Anything that can't be found,
I get the blame.
:44:21
Oh, forget it.
Actually, it's not very important anyhow.
:44:24
I hate to think of you spending
all afternoon looking for them.
:44:28
No. I have the afternoon off.
:44:30
There's a coincidence. So have I.
Why don't you show me round the island?
:44:35
What should I say to an invitation
from a strange gentleman?
:44:38
You should say yes.
:44:40
I should say maybe.
:44:42
Three o'clock, my hotel,
:44:44
maybe?
:44:47
Yes, maybe.
:44:49
Good.