:39:00
Where... Where am l?
:39:03
Please. No more Polish women.
:39:05
We are in the rebel camp with Esposito.
:39:08
Blood. That should be on the inside.
:39:11
- Esposito wants to see you. Come on.
- Esposito tried to kill me.
:39:14
It was Vargas that tried to kill you,
but in the uniforms of our people.
:39:18
So your government would blame
Esposito. Come on. Come on.
:39:50
- I'm Fielding Mellish.
- Vargas has told everyone you are dead.
:39:54
That we killed you.
It is in all the newspapers.
:39:58
Yeah, well, I'm very much alive and
I mean to lodge a formal complaint.
:40:02
Complaint?
:40:03
You cannot bash an American citizen
without State Department permission.
:40:07
Vargas cares very little for
diplomatic procedures, my friend.
:40:11
- We'll straighten him out.
- I'm afraid you cannot leave here.
:40:16
He uses you to make
a big propaganda against us.
:40:19
He doesn't want you to show up
and tell the world the truth.
:40:23
So, what do you think will happen
if you show your face anyplace but here?
:40:28
He will cut your throat and bury you.
:40:31
Cut my throat? Do you realise
what that will do to my gargling?
:40:35
It is war, my friend.
:40:38
- Yeah, but I'm an American citizen.
- Sure. A dead one.
:40:42
How long before I can
go back to New York?
:40:44
After we win the revolution, we are free.
:40:47
- When is the revolution?
- Six months.
:40:49
Six months? I got a rented car.
:40:52
- You have a chance to die for freedom.
- Freedom is wonderful.
:40:56
On the other hand, if you're dead,
it's a drawback to your sex life.