:48:01
l managed to boot him where his balls
would have been, if he'd any.
:48:04
Fair play to you.
:48:06
Anyway, lads...
:48:08
your case is interesting.
:48:11
Hopeless, but interesting.
:48:14
You really think it's hopeless?
:48:16
This case is what l used to call
''a real St. Jude.''
:48:19
Why St. Jude?
:48:21
Because St. Jude
is the patron saint of hopeless cases.
:48:25
As l recall, sir, you've won
quite a few St. Judes in your time.
:48:32
l suppose l have.
:48:35
Retirement must be excruciatingly boring
for a man like yourself.
:48:55
Gentlemen...
:48:58
l propose a toast.
:49:01
Justice and St. Jude.
:49:07
I am Desmond Doyle...
:49:09
father of Evelyn Doyle, who's been held
in your care without my consent.
:49:14
l request the return
of my daughter, forthwith.
:49:17
Mr. Doyle, you cannot have your daughter.
:49:22
ln that case, my solicitor,
Mr. Michael Beattie...
:49:24
will present you
with a writ of habeas corpus...
:49:27
drafted by my counselor,
Mr. Nicholas Barron.
:49:31
Duly presented.
:49:34
Duly witnessed.
:49:35
Thank you, Sister. That's all we need.
:49:44
-So, it went well, then?
-lt went like a dream.
:49:47
Desmond remembered all his lines,
and spoke them beautifully.
:49:50
Laurence Olivier had better watch out.
:49:52
-You didn't attack a nun, then?
-l did not.
:49:55
l'm learning the rules of the game.
:49:57
-What do we do now?
-We wait.