1:01:02
- Mr. Haverstock?
- Is this the man?
1:01:05
Look, who's protecting who?
1:01:07
I ain't lanky, but I'm quick.
1:01:09
You understand what you have to do?
1:01:11
You can trust me to take good care
of Mr. Haverstock.
1:01:14
- Are we going now, sir?
- Take me to my office in Fleet Street...
1:01:17
- and if you're good, to the American Club.
- Right, sir.
1:01:20
You'll keep after this other thing?
1:01:22
When there's any definite news
of our friend, you can break the story.
1:01:26
Goodbye.
1:01:33
Why, Carol.
1:01:35
Nothing must happen to him, Father.
I just couldn't...
1:01:44
How do we go, sir?
1:01:45
Should I walk a little behind you,
or beside you, like a friend?
1:01:48
- What's the custom?
- People have different tastes.
1:01:52
When I served the Duke of Albertson,
a democratic sort of gent...
1:01:55
I used to walk alongside of him,
man-to-man like.
1:01:58
I once had a lady who thought
that was disrespectful.
1:02:00
"Three paces behind," she said.
"And don't smoke."
1:02:03
What's good for a duke is good enough
for me. We can be a team.
1:02:06
Thank you. If we want to go to
the American Club, we'd better take a cab.
1:02:10
There's one.
1:02:12
What's the trouble, sir?
Gangsters after you?
1:02:14
Not exactly.
1:02:15
We're not afraid of gangsters here.
Even our police don't carry guns.
1:02:19
- What do they do?
- Biff you over the head with a stick.
1:02:22
It's more healthy-like.
1:02:29
Did you see that?
Someone deliberately pushed me.
1:02:32
That was me. If I'd pulled you back,
you'd have been caught.
1:02:35
- It was push or nothing.
- That's smart work, Mr. Rowley.
1:02:39
- Thank you very much.
- That's what I'm here for.
1:02:41
Taxi!
1:02:47
- American Club.
- Yes, sir.
1:02:49
After you, sir.
1:02:59
I'm not certain, sir...