:39:02
- Upstairs, we have...
- Your ballcocks have gone.
:39:06
- We have him.
- Irish linen sheets off my own bed!
:39:11
- In the study, however...
- Give me that sheet!
:39:15
There she stands in her smalls
for all the world to see.
:39:20
- It's my little girl.
- Dad!
:39:22
- My little Vicki that ran away.
- Would you believe it?
:39:26
- What are you doing here?
- What about you?
:39:30
I'm taking our files on tax evasion
to Basingstoke.
:39:35
Where's my other sheet?
:39:38
Ah, a house of heavenly peace!
I rent it!
:39:42
- You!
- Is it?
:39:44
I still have my trousers round
my ankles. I have no dresser.
:39:49
Get Tim to help you.
:39:51
Tim! Where's Tim?
:39:53
Come on, Tim!
:39:55
- What?
- Oh, you're acting.
:39:57
- I must have dozed off.
- Never mind.
:40:00
- Do something?
- No, we'll struggle through.
:40:04
Tim sleeps while we run around
with our trousers round our ankles.
:40:10
OK, Freddy, from your entrance
with trousers round ankles.
:40:14
"So, where's my other sheet?"
Some other problem, Freddy?
:40:19
- Since we're stopped...
- Why did I ask?
:40:21
I'm stupid about plot.
Could I ask another dumb question?
:40:25
All of my studies in world drama
lie at your disposal.
:40:29
Why is the sheikh Philip's double?
:40:32
He comes in and we think he's,
you know...
:40:35
- That's the joke.
- I see that.
:40:38
- The plot depends on it.
- But it is a coincidence, isn't it?
:40:43
It is kind of a coincidence, Freddy, yes.
:40:46
Until you reflect that there was
an earlier draft of the play.
:40:51
In this, it's clear that Philip's
father, as a young man,
:40:56
travelled in the Middle East.
:40:58
- I see.
- You see?