:35:07
Its a sensational scheme, Sam,
but it's risky as hell.
:35:10
The Arabs trust Sam...
:35:12
because he's delivered
the goods in the past,
:35:13
and he's always dealt
fairly with the Israelis.
:35:15
Its still asking a lot
to expect both sides...
:35:18
to accept a permanent
peace settlement.
:35:19
The timing's right.
:35:20
Everyone's sick of
the Beirut mess...
:35:22
and wants a breather.
:35:23
No calls, Dutch.
:35:26
So a peace treaty's on the cards
for the very first time.
:35:30
You pull this one off,
they're going to have...
:35:31
to give you the Nobel Prize.
:35:33
HMG, don't think
you can do it on your own.
:35:35
Its too dangerous.
:35:37
The vested interests
lined up against you...
:35:38
are pretty formidable, Sam.
:35:40
And you're making it
easy for them.
:35:42
Rafferty told me
about the dog races--
:35:43
dismissing the bodyguard,
trailing around with that woman.
:35:46
I call that
irresponsible behaviour.
:35:47
Don't forget,
it's because Im on my own...
:35:49
that I stand a chance.
:35:51
lf my friends feel
that Im just a front...
:35:52
for you chaps,
you can forget the whole thing.
:35:55
OK. Tell us what you need.
:35:57
I want you to lay on
a safe house...
:36:00
but I want the Arabs
to sweep it for bugs themselves.
:36:03
That's highly irregular.
:36:05
That's how it's going to be.
:36:07
When's all this
supposed to happen?
:36:09
September the 5th.
That's my birthday.
:36:13
Well, then we'll have
two reasons to celebrate.
:36:15
Hopefully.
:36:22
Hello.
:36:23
Good evening.
:36:24
Hello, Bulbeck.
You remember Alan?
:36:26
Yeah. Hello, Alan.
:36:28
Aren't you concerned
about your public image?
:36:32
You mean, going out
with escort girls?
:36:34
l couldn't care less.
:36:36
Besides, we're not
living in the fifties.
:36:39
So there's no such thing
as...sexual blackmail?
:36:43
No. That went out
with the Cold War.
:36:46
Are you sure?
:36:53
You probably had me
checked out anyway.
:36:56
I didn't find
the play convincing.
:36:59
The ending didn't work.