:10:00
- What do I do?
- You eliminate the riffraff.
:10:03
Obviously, this is a class job.
:10:06
You dig out the dossiers
on the top professionals, the elite.
:10:10
How many are they? Not more
than half a dozen, and all known.
:10:16
But, there is no dossier
on Elizabeth Lipp -
:10:19
not even Elizavetta Lippmanova -
because you have been lucky.
:10:26
There's no dossier on Walter Harper -
not even Walter Haberlee -
:10:30
because I have been efficient.
:10:32
- What you would call "Swiss".
- Liebling.
:10:35
So there must be no police record
on anyone who works with us.
:10:40
Where do you find
these lily-white innocents?
:10:43
That's my job.
:10:45
What do you say?
:10:48
Amateurs?
:10:53
Amateurs.
:11:00
Ah.
:11:16
He has many children, Cedric Page?
:11:18
None.
These are all his own toys.
:11:23
- Come, look at this parrot.
- I don't like parrots.
:11:27
This one isn't real.
:11:28
I'm beginning to wonder
if anything is real.
:11:34
I'm beginning
to wonder if anything is real.
:11:38
Well you may, dear lady.
Like the old faith healer of Deal
:11:41
who said, "Although pain isn't real,
:11:43
when I sit on a pin
and it punctures my skin,
:11:46
I dislike what I fancy I feel."
:11:48
I'm Cedric Page. How nice of you to come,
Walter, and to bring Miss Lipp.
:11:53
I see you've met my recording Polly.
Amusing, isn't she?
:11:56
Oh, very. I hope it won't record
all our conversations.
:11:59
Polly is the soul of discretion.
I never go anywhere without her.