:28:03
That's just off the Orkney Islands.
It's with whom or what we don't know.
:28:07
And you think that I do.
Scout's honor, I haven't the foggiest...
:28:10
...although I assume it's more about
my end of the business than yours.
:28:14
Happy days.
:28:16
Mr. Jones, I deal with secret orders...
:28:18
...classified information,
almost every day.
:28:21
- I can't say that I've ever learned to like it...
- And I am very glad that you don't.
:28:26
Leave that sort of thing
to the people who are trained for it.
:28:29
Right, captain?
:28:31
I still feel all kinds of a fool
about that set-to with Hansen.
:28:34
It's what he called me, you know.
:28:36
Out of a sound sleep.
:28:38
- What did he call you?
- Jones.
:28:40
Bad name. Bad connotations.
:28:42
I once killed a man called Jones.
:28:45
Not for that reason, of course.
:28:48
- That's not your name.
- Isn't that obvious?
:28:50
Actually, it's a code cover name.
Brilliant deception, don't you think? Jones.
:28:54
Practically a revelation, coming from you.
:28:58
Captain.
:28:59
You've already guessed
that I'm some sort of sneaky bastard...
:29:04
...involved in some sort of
low skullduggery.
:29:07
- Right?
- Right.
:29:08
But there's no reason
for a straightforward...
:29:10
...up-and-up, out-in-the-open
fellow like yourself...
:29:13
...being involved more than he must.
:29:17
I promise you this.
:29:18
You'll know all you need to know...
:29:20
...as, and if...
:29:22
...the need arises.
:29:25
Now, shall we keep
our mysterious rendezvous?
:29:30
Why not.
:29:44
Coming up to periscope depth now,
captain.
:29:46
Very well.
:29:49
Shift to red.
:29:51
Raise the radar.