1:47:01
They think you've come to...
1:47:03
to take him away.
1:47:06
I hope
that isn't true.
1:47:08
Take who away?
1:47:11
Him!
1:47:13
Colonel Kurtz.
1:47:15
These are all
his children, man,
1:47:17
As far as you can see.
1:47:19
Hell, man, out here,
we're all his children.
1:47:23
Could we, uh,
talk to Colonel Kurtz?
1:47:26
Hey, man,
1:47:27
you don't talk
to the colonel.
1:47:30
You listen to him.
1:47:33
Uh...the man's
enlarged my mind.
1:47:36
He's a poet-warrior
in the classic sense.
1:47:40
I mean, sometimes,
you'll say hello to him.
1:47:43
He'll just
walk right by you.
1:47:45
He won't
even notice you.
1:47:46
Then suddenly
he'll grab you,
1:47:48
throw you in a corner,
and say,
1:47:50
"do you know that if
is the middle word in life?
1:47:54
lf you can trust yourself
when all men doubt you--"
1:47:57
I can't--
I'm a little man.
1:47:59
He's a great man.
1:48:01
I should have been
a pair of ragged claws
1:48:04
scuttling across floors
of silent seas.
1:48:06
Stay with the boat.
1:48:08
Don't go
without me, OK?
1:48:11
I want to
get a picture.
1:48:15
He can be terrible,
1:48:17
and he can be mean,
1:48:18
and he can be right.
1:48:20
He's fighting the war.
1:48:23
He's a great man.
1:48:27
I mean...
1:48:31
I wish I had words.
1:48:33
I wish I had words.
1:48:35
I could tell you something like
1:48:37
the other day,
he wanted to kill me.
1:48:39
Why did he
want to kill you?
1:48:41
Because I took his picture.
1:48:43
He said, "if you take
my picture again,
1:48:47
I'm going to kill you."
1:48:50
And he meant it.
1:48:54
So you just lay cool,
play it cool,
1:48:56
Lay back, dig it?
1:48:58
He gets friendly again.
He really does.