:07:01
l didn't know you were
so fond of old women.
:07:03
-Oh, l prefer the younger ones.
-So l heard.
:07:06
But opportunities, you know,
don't last forever.
:07:09
Pretty soon,
we'll have to settle...
:07:11
for the not-so-young ones.
:07:12
Well, l already have
for quite some time.
:07:15
That's right. You always played
it straight down the line.
:07:18
No mucking around on layovers.
:07:20
Ellen was a stewardess
flying DC-4s. That's how we met.
:07:23
She knew what was going on,
so when we got married,
:07:26
l made her a promise--
the obvious one.
:07:29
Always kept it.
:07:31
l guess all those kids
you had helped.
:07:34
Yeah. Maybe.
:07:36
-How many have you got? Six?
-No. Seven.
:07:39
Four we planned.
Three we didn't.
:07:46
The ones you didn't plan--
did you ever consider...
:07:50
doing anything about them
before they were born?
:07:53
No.
:07:56
Let me tell you something.
l love all seven of them,
:07:59
but the three we didn't plan...
:08:02
boy, they turned out
to be something real special.
:08:14
Detain on board...
:08:16
after landing.
:08:19
Release only...
:08:22
to station manager Roth.
:08:27
l'm going to flight dispatch.
l'll take it.
:08:29
l'll take it for you,
Mr. Weatherby.
:08:31
No, thank you. lt'll wind up
in the ladies room.
:08:34
TANYA: What about the man,
Mr. Weatherby,
:08:36
the one with the attaché case?
:08:37
lf Standish wants to find out
what he's smuggling,
:08:39
let him get ltalian customs
to check.
:08:42
l won't offend
a paying passenger...
:08:43
with something that's
none of our business.
:08:45
l was wondering, what if
he isn't smuggling? What if--
:08:48
Forget it.
:08:52
[Door closes]
:08:53
l'm sorry, Mrs. Livingston,
that he got mad at you.
:08:56
lt was all my fault.
:08:57
Never mind.
He'll get over it.