1:25:20
What a pleasant surprise!
1:25:23
Not very well,
but thank you for asking!
1:25:29
You seem rather upset.
1:25:32
-l couldn't sleep all night.
-Why?
1:25:35
l was mulling over
a lot of things.
1:25:37
That's bad. Sleep is sleep
and business is business.
1:25:41
l remembered the address
of the flat you'd found.
1:25:46
-l'll get straight to the point.
-That's always best.
1:25:49
Thomson, tell me the truth.
Were you married to Gilberte?
1:26:03
Since that scene yesterday,
a lot has come back to me.
1:26:06
Gilberte's awkwardness
when l found out
1:26:07
you had been married
to a Mademoiselle Poumaillac.
1:26:10
Then l remembered
1:26:11
she travelled to America
a few years ago.
1:26:15
This morning, a lawyer
told me that a wedding abroad
1:26:18
that isn't officialised
by the consul
1:26:20
doesn't count in the eyes
of French law.
1:26:22
And so, when l married her,
from a French legal viewpoint,
1:26:25
she was still
Mademoiselle Poumaillac.
1:26:29
-Answer me, Thomson. ls it true?
-You seem very excited indeed.
1:26:32
You have to clear my doubts.
Answer me.
1:26:36
l have nothing to say.
1:26:39
That's tantamount
to a confession,
1:26:40
if you won't say anything.
1:26:42
That means you have
something to say.
1:26:44
Not at all. l speak good French.
1:26:45
ln America, it means
l'm not interested,
1:26:48
let's change the subject.
1:26:49
Try to understand.
1:26:51
Thomson, please,
tell me the truth.
1:26:53
The truth is that partners
must discuss business.
1:26:57
What do you think of
this morning's steel price?