:26:02
- So you volunteered.
- No, no, please.
:26:04
- I was hired to drive, to...
- Who else did the man and woman see?
:26:09
I don't know.
:26:10
- Did they send other arms out of Greece?
- No.
:26:13
- Did they tell you?
- No.
:26:14
- Then how do you know?
- I don't know...
:26:16
- Why did you lie?
- I did not lie. I mean...
:26:21
Simpson, be careful.
:26:26
I am a victim of circumstances.
:26:29
Ci...
:26:31
I swear it.
:26:35
Look here, I think it's time
you took me to my embassy.
:26:39
- You can... you can call...
- Call which embassy?
:26:45
I doubt the Egyptian authorities
will issue a passport to Arthur Simpson.
:26:49
It seems there is a dossier.
:26:51
The Egyptians bear me a grudge,
sir, because I claim to be British.
:26:56
In 1958, he was deported from Britain
for smuggling pornographic literature.
:27:00
An art magazine, sir.
:27:03
Called...
:27:05
Stop Press Nudes.
:27:11
But may I remind you gentlemen
that not so very long ago,
:27:15
James Joyce and even Lady Chatterley
herself were considered obscene.
:27:20
Simpson, the penalty
for terrorism is death.
:27:34
Were you going to use the roof
of the Hilton? One of the balconies?
:27:37
Balconies? What for?
:27:39
Where would you use
the smoke grenade?
:27:41
Are they for your accomplices,
to create confusion?
:27:44
Accomplices? I don't know.
:27:46
Simpson, you're aware next Tuesday
is our annual Army Day parade?
:27:50
I swear on the life of my fa...
of my mother.
:27:54
You know our chiefs of staff
and the foreign military missions
:27:58
will be together on the grandstand?