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00:00:00In the previous chapter of Around the World in 80 Days, Victorian England is rocked by a major bank robbery.
00:00:07Stop that man!
00:00:12Have you any idea what he looked like?
00:00:14He was dressed like a gentleman.
00:00:16Shall we begin?
00:00:17A person today could go completely around the world in a matter of 80 days.
00:00:21I defy you to do it, sir.
00:00:24I should like nothing better.
00:00:26I'd certainly be prepared to go to the ends of the earth to apprehend this rogue.
00:00:33The great Sarah Bernhardt?
00:00:35Bonjour.
00:00:37You have never heard of her?
00:00:39Forgive me, madam, but I am obliged to press on.
00:00:43Do you believe in fate?
00:00:49Goodbye, sir!
00:00:52We are shipwrecked on the Alps!
00:00:55We are going to die!
00:00:57Mr. Phileas Fogg has landed somewhere in Italy.
00:01:02Anything you need to know about India, I'm your man.
00:01:04Can they pull this train, the Calcutta Express?
00:01:06It will be, sir, when the track is put in.
00:01:09What on earth would I do with an Indian elephant?
00:01:11I say, for what reason have you to give me a lift?
00:01:16A human sacrifice.
00:01:18The young woman will be put to the torch and burned alive.
00:01:21No, no! Let me go!
00:01:24Stop!
00:01:26Stop, I say!
00:03:23Stop!
00:03:24Stop, I say!
00:03:32Down!
00:03:34Down!
00:03:37Down!
00:03:48Help!
00:03:51Help!
00:03:53Hasten it!
00:04:23Monsieur, if you please, I suggest we leave at once.
00:04:51Quickly, quickly, come.
00:05:06Quickly, quickly, quickly.
00:05:08That's it. Allez, come along, sir Francis.
00:05:11Stay now, stay.
00:05:12That's it, boys, that's it.
00:05:13Quickly.
00:05:17Let's have a look.
00:05:21That's it, let's go.
00:05:39Quickly, quickly, come.
00:05:50Help!
00:06:20I say, Paul, jolly good show.
00:06:22Thank you, Sir Francis.
00:06:24But I think Passepartout deserves our applause.
00:06:26Of course, of course.
00:06:28Have a brandy. French, you know.
00:06:30Oh, merci.
00:06:50How is she, Monsieur?
00:07:12A little groggy, I fear.
00:07:14What are we going to do with her?
00:07:16If we leave her here now, she's bound to fall to the hands of her executioners again.
00:07:20We shall take her to Calcutta.
00:07:22I suppose there's really no other course.
00:07:24Come on, my dear.
00:07:40The elephant is yours.
00:07:50Master, you really mean that I can keep him?
00:07:52For your devoted service.
00:07:54But he is worth a fortune.
00:07:56Indeed.
00:07:58Treat him well.
00:08:00Farewell, Master.
00:08:02Farewell.
00:08:30Been able to sleep?
00:08:32Well, I...
00:08:34Here.
00:08:36You might browse through this.
00:08:38The writings of the poet king,
00:08:40Lucard Goodall.
00:08:42You might find it a bit more stimulating than your maps and time schedules.
00:08:46I fear that poetry has never appealed to me.
00:08:58You speak English?
00:09:12Yes.
00:09:14Who are you?
00:09:16The name is Phileas Fogg.
00:09:18This gentleman is Sir Francis Camarty.
00:09:20The man next to you there is my man, Passepartout.
00:09:24I don't understand.
00:09:26I don't understand. How were you able to...
00:09:28Rather long story.
00:09:30Tedious at times and hopelessly complicated.
00:09:34The important thing is that you're safe now.
00:09:36We're on a train to Calcutta.
00:09:40Look, here now.
00:09:42No need for that.
00:09:46They were going to kill me.
00:09:48Yes, I know.
00:09:50We were able to prevent it.
00:09:52How can I ever thank you?
00:09:54Well, in point of fact,
00:09:56my servant here pulled it off.
00:09:58He's French, but very resourceful all the same.
00:10:06That's it.
00:10:08I'll try and get a little more sleep.
00:10:10For only...
00:10:12Oh.
00:10:1421 hours, 39 minutes from Calcutta.
00:10:18I feel so very tired.
00:10:20Of course you do.
00:10:22I must...
00:10:24Lie back and close your eyes.
00:10:47Those shining tresses,
00:10:49divided into two parts,
00:10:51encircle the harmonious contour
00:10:53of her delicate cheeks,
00:10:55brilliant in their glow and freshness.
00:11:19Well, now.
00:11:35Here we are.
00:11:40Do you, by any chance,
00:11:42have any relatives here in Calcutta?
00:11:45No.
00:11:47Might we have one moment, please?
00:11:57Frankly, Paul, this is a bit of a sticky wicket.
00:12:02What?
00:12:03The girl.
00:12:05I tell you, with these fanatical people,
00:12:07she's not really safe anywhere an inch.
00:12:09They'll find a way to steal her back.
00:12:11Believe me.
00:12:12There must be someone here who can help her.
00:12:14Yes, exactly.
00:12:16You.
00:12:19I mean to say, you've asked for the responsibility.
00:12:24But don't despair.
00:12:26Life is full of strange twists.
00:12:30Here.
00:12:32I want you to have this.
00:12:33My parting gift.
00:12:35Oh, thank you.
00:12:37Stout heart.
00:12:40Goodbye, Fogg.
00:12:41See you about.
00:12:42Yes, goodbye.
00:12:53Monsieur, she says she has a par-see in Ankham.
00:12:58I beg your pardon?
00:13:00A par-see, as I am.
00:13:02A par-see uncle.
00:13:03Oh, marvellous.
00:13:04That happens to be our next destination.
00:13:07Oh, 7.35.
00:13:09We have from now until noon to catch the Hong Kong steamer.
00:13:12We shall journey there together.
00:14:01Sir, Rangoon.
00:14:07Where's she headed for?
00:14:08Hong Kong via Rangoon and Singapore.
00:14:10Book me a cabin.
00:14:11There is nothing left, sir.
00:14:13His serene highness, Bayu Yang of Burma, will be aboard with many of his servants.
00:14:17You mean he's taken over the whole bloody ship?
00:14:19All but four cabins, and they're also taken.
00:14:21Oh, where is he?
00:14:22I've been able word with him.
00:14:23Sir, his serene highness is the direct descendant of King Tavinshwati of the Tongu dynasty.
00:14:29And he is the half-brother of the present ruler, King Mindon.
00:14:32Well, my mother's Daisy Fix, what of it?
00:14:35To have an audience with his highness requires weeks of preparation.
00:14:38And you must fuss.
00:14:41Oh, no.
00:15:11Sir, look!
00:15:41Ah, get on where we are!
00:15:56Welcome aboard, sir.
00:16:26This way, please.
00:16:41Yes, but this is the dining room.
00:16:45It's reserved, sir, for his serene highness.
00:16:47You must come this way, please.
00:16:57Here we are.
00:17:18My father, he was a merchant in Bombay.
00:17:23When he died, I was forced to marry the Raja.
00:17:26He was somewhat older than you, I take it.
00:17:29He was 84, and cruel.
00:17:33I tried to escape once, but I had no one to help me.
00:17:38So I jumped into the river.
00:17:40You?
00:17:41Oh, yes, from the rooftop one night.
00:17:45Good heavens.
00:17:46I swam to the opposite bank, but they were there waiting, his guards.
00:17:51Extraordinary.
00:17:53I come from a proud and noble family, Mr. Fogg.
00:17:57I weep now when I think that most of them are gone.
00:18:02But you do have this relative in Hong Kong.
00:18:04Yes, he left Bombay before my father died.
00:18:08It's many years since we have set eyes on each other.
00:18:11He'll be delighted to see you again, I'm certain.
00:18:14Mr. Short, I shall place you in his care before we say goodbye.
00:18:25Well, I suppose we should retire.
00:18:29I'll see you at breakfast then, precisely nine, shall we say?
00:18:34Good night, Mr. Fogg.
00:18:36If you wish.
00:18:38That is, you may call me Phileas.
00:19:08Good night, Phileas.
00:19:38Ow!
00:20:00Ow!
00:20:09Ow!
00:20:23Ow!
00:20:45Wake up! Wake up!
00:20:47Please, I beg you.
00:21:04Reload it!
00:21:05Reload it!
00:21:15Come on!
00:21:24Put that lady down! Put that lady down!
00:21:35This is an outrage! Absolute outrage!
00:21:45Put that lady down!
00:21:55Put that lady down!
00:21:59Put that lady down!
00:22:03Put that lady down!
00:22:06Put that lady down!
00:22:11Put that lady down!
00:22:16Walk, walk!
00:22:18Walk!
00:22:20Get up!
00:22:22Walk, walk, walk!
00:22:24Get up!
00:22:27Passepartout?
00:22:28Oui, monsieur.
00:22:29It's my impression these dastardly ruffians intend to hold the prince for ransom.
00:22:33Have the banknotes?
00:22:34Hidden down here, monsieur.
00:22:36Drop one.
00:22:37Monsieur?
00:22:38Drop one now and every five minutes.
00:22:39But do as I say.
00:22:57Drop one now and every five minutes.
00:23:25That's the steady, old chap.
00:23:54That's the steady, old chap.
00:24:23That's the steady, old chap.
00:24:42My apologies, gentlemen.
00:24:45You speak English?
00:24:49Five languages.
00:24:50And in each, I would beg the pardon of you and the young lady.
00:24:55Well, not to worry.
00:24:58Couldn't be helped.
00:24:59Cayuquiz.
00:25:01The leader of this band of cutthroats had brought me here to hold me for ransom.
00:25:07Cayuquiz?
00:25:08His very name strikes terror into hearts of my people.
00:25:15I'm certain, of course, that the ransom will be paid.
00:25:19No.
00:25:22Huh?
00:25:23Burma is ruled by my brother, who'll mourn my passing, but refuse to pay ransom on principle.
00:25:32No, I'll be put to death as you.
00:25:38As we?
00:25:44I've hardly enough time.
00:25:46Excuse me.
00:25:47Time for what?
00:25:50To prepare myself.
00:25:52Do for death.
00:26:13Hang on, boys.
00:26:14Hang on, boys.
00:26:43The reign of a royal princess.
00:26:49I am pleased.
00:26:50I am very pleased.
00:26:52I shall make you one of my wives.
00:26:54I say, how dare you!
00:26:56Get to it!
00:26:57No!
00:26:58Get to it!
00:26:59Get to it!
00:27:00Get to it!
00:27:11Easy, monsieur.
00:27:12Slowly.
00:27:29They will come to sunrise tomorrow.
00:27:32Who?
00:27:33The guards.
00:27:34They'll come for you first, Mr. Fogg.
00:27:37You'll be shot and given to Nata Watwa.
00:27:40Nata Watwa?
00:27:42A bear, Mr. Fogg.
00:27:44A Burmese bear.
00:27:46A devil beast.
00:27:48Must be fed.
00:27:52Think of it, monsieur.
00:27:54To end here, now.
00:27:57In the belly of a bear.
00:28:15Monsieur.
00:28:18I think they're coming for you.
00:28:27There is something you should know before we part.
00:28:30Yes?
00:28:34I have found your service altogether satisfactory, and I would recommend you to anyone.
00:28:40You would?
00:28:41Without hesitation.
00:28:44Oh, monsieur.
00:28:46Coming from you, that is a great compliment.
00:28:59Goodbye, monsieur.
00:29:02Goodbye, Mr. Fogg.
00:29:04I'll pray for you.
00:29:07Monsieur.
00:29:09Goodbye.
00:29:39Let's dig a little bit.
00:29:57The dig.
00:30:04Chain.
00:30:19Ha-ha.
00:30:21Hoo-hoo.
00:30:27Well done, chaps.
00:30:28Well done.
00:30:29Get those scoundrels in there.
00:30:30Our time is our time.
00:30:31Give this man to us.
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00:31:27Whoa!
00:31:29Whoa!
00:31:30Oh!
00:31:32Aah!
00:31:36Oh!
00:31:37Aah!
00:31:39Oh!
00:31:40Aah!
00:31:41Oh!
00:31:42Aah!
00:31:43Aah!
00:31:44Use the magic!
00:31:46Aah!
00:31:52Aah!
00:31:53Aah!
00:31:54Aah!
00:31:55Huh!
00:31:56Oh, are you all right?
00:32:11Yes.
00:32:17Thank God.
00:32:20Oh, see here.
00:32:24None of that now.
00:32:26I agree it's been rather nip and tuck for a while, but our British troops have arrived.
00:32:32God save the Queen.
00:32:35Here, here.
00:32:41Monsieur, they have surrendered, all of them. We...
00:32:45Oh...
00:32:47Um...
00:33:13I believe these are yours.
00:33:15Ah, then you did find the notes.
00:33:17One of my men spotted a fiver on the road, and then another.
00:33:20By the time we reached the woods, I knew we were on to something.
00:33:23Well done, sir.
00:33:24Well done, indeed.
00:33:43Miss Fogg, I believe this is yours.
00:33:47I would like you to be a guest at my palace.
00:33:50You and your friends are welcome to stay as long as you wish.
00:33:53I'll see to your every desire.
00:33:54It's too kind of you.
00:33:56Although I have lost over six precious days, and hopeless as it may seem, I must press on.
00:34:01Tell me, Mr. Fogg, if you should leave for Rangoon immediately.
00:34:05I fear it will take me another ten days from Rangoon to Hong Kong, but I have no other choice.
00:34:10You do, Mr. Fogg.
00:34:12I shall see to it that you arrive in time.
00:34:14The distance across Burma by land is one-third of that by sea.
00:34:19Yes, but there aren't any roads.
00:34:21Mr. Fogg, you have not only delivered me from the scourge of Coyoke's, you have delivered my people as well.
00:34:28I give you my word that you shall arrive in Hong Kong on your schedule.
00:34:35But not in those tattered clothes.
00:34:38Yes, an absolutely impeccable source.
00:35:08He boarded the steamer at Calcutta, where he was set upon by bandits and murdered.
00:35:14Tragic. Really tragic.
00:35:17No, I quite agree.
00:35:19And yet, to be perfectly fair, I don't think we should cash the cheque he wagered until the 80th day arrives.
00:35:26Here, here, on his boarding.
00:35:28Well, to tell you the truth, I never really liked the man.
00:35:32So distant. Too private.
00:35:35It's certainly a brave Englishman, nevertheless.
00:35:40Pity. Pity.
00:36:05Thank you very much.
00:36:36Well.
00:36:39Good morning.
00:36:44We shall require a suite of adjoining rooms, if you please.
00:36:47For the day, we leave on the Carnatic this evening.
00:36:51We have been advised the Carnatic is having boiler problems and will not leave until high tide tomorrow.
00:36:56Well, then we will require the rooms for the evening.
00:37:00I want you to go straight to the dock and book our state rooms on the Carnatic.
00:37:04And buy yourself some proper clothing. Give me the bag.
00:37:09And I shall set out in search of your uncle, Mr. Sinjay.
00:37:12And you, my dear, must have a nice long nap while we attend to these errands.
00:37:16Would you care to register, sir?
00:37:21We have the Lord Nelson suite at your disposal.
00:37:23Our very best.
00:37:27Lord Nelson.
00:37:28Oh, I see.
00:37:30Well, I suppose it will do.
00:37:47Morning.
00:37:52Wake up!
00:37:54What is all this then? Sleep on duty?
00:37:57I look for fun. I look good, you see.
00:38:01You give me money now.
00:38:03If you were paid to sleep, you'd be a multi-millionaire by now, wouldn't you?
00:38:07No! You give me money.
00:38:09I look for fun.
00:38:11Nelson.
00:38:12No, no, one cent.
00:38:17Hey, you sick?
00:38:18Shut up. Go to sleep.
00:38:20At last.
00:38:28Oh, it's a missed boat.
00:38:33I would like two berths, please.
00:38:35Two first class staterooms on the Carnatic for Mr. Phileas Thug.
00:38:42Sir, it's been delayed.
00:38:44I know that.
00:38:46May I know where you are staying in Hong Kong, sir?
00:38:49Why?
00:38:50In case there is another change on the schedule.
00:38:54The Bayfront Hotel.
00:39:06Hello again.
00:39:08You!
00:39:09Small world, isn't it?
00:39:11Where are you... What are you doing here?
00:39:14Me?
00:39:15You.
00:39:16Oh, Hong Kong, you know. It's always been like a magnet to me, Hong Kong.
00:39:20The Orient.
00:39:22You know what I mean?
00:39:24Where is Mr. Phileas?
00:39:26Well, we have just arrived.
00:39:28Oh, have you?
00:39:29Well, perhaps you could have a drink later on.
00:39:32Perhaps.
00:39:33If you'll excuse me.
00:39:36The Bayfront Hotel.
00:39:45I have it.
00:39:46I have found Mr. Sinjay's home address.
00:39:49We can be on our way.
00:39:51Did you book our passage?
00:39:53Oui, monsieur.
00:39:54Good.
00:39:56I hope you don't mind if we stop off at the tailor's on the way.
00:39:59I've ordered some new clothing for us, which should be ready within an hour.
00:40:03You have been so very kind to me.
00:40:12I will think of you often.
00:40:15Mademoiselle, I...
00:40:17I take leave of you with a pain in my heart.
00:40:22Farewell.
00:40:23Farewell.
00:40:32Odd.
00:40:34What do you suppose will happen to her?
00:40:37Well, I should be back, I would think, within an hour or two.
00:40:44Yes, monsieur.
00:40:56Well, shall we take one of those?
00:40:57There you go.
00:41:02Hello.
00:41:05Interesting.
00:41:15Hello.
00:41:25I'll have to pay you later, I'm afraid.
00:41:27All right, then put her down.
00:41:28Chop, chop.
00:41:29That's better.
00:41:32Come on, you two!
00:41:36Get out a bit, will you?
00:41:39I'm looking for a Mr. Fogg.
00:41:41Detective Fix.
00:41:43You just missed him, sir.
00:41:44I?
00:41:45I saw him leave just now.
00:41:46Do you know where he went?
00:41:47No, sir.
00:41:48Do you know when he'll be back?
00:41:49I don't know, sir.
00:41:50Oh, you don't know much, do you?
00:41:51Oh, I don't know.
00:42:01Sir, I have a message for you.
00:42:03From the steamship company.
00:42:04The Carnatic will be sailing this evening, after all.
00:42:06Precisely at 10 p.m.
00:42:08Monsieur!
00:42:09Merci, that was wonderful news.
00:42:11Would you inform Mr. Fogg of the new schedule?
00:42:13I will be happy to.
00:42:21Don't fear the two of you.
00:42:23Stay on guard.
00:42:24As soon as he comes back with the girl, arrest him.
00:42:26You can give a description?
00:42:28Well, he's a tall, English gent.
00:42:30I'll tell you what.
00:42:31The Indian girl is ravishingly beautiful, got it?
00:42:34Oh, forgive me, sir.
00:42:35Shh.
00:42:36Where will you be?
00:42:37I'll be keeping the Frenchman away from Fogg.
00:42:40If he finds out there's been a change in schedule,
00:42:42he could slip through our fingers again.
00:42:50Ah, you!
00:42:52What an unexpected pleasure.
00:42:54Again?
00:42:55Yes.
00:42:56I just happened to drop in to talk to an old friend of mine.
00:43:00How about that drink now?
00:43:03Monsieur, may I ask you,
00:43:06are you possibly taking the ship Carnatic to Yokohama?
00:43:12Carnatic?
00:43:14Oui.
00:43:15Me?
00:43:17You.
00:43:19It's possible?
00:43:22The reason I ask is because, well, you see, the voyage has been delayed.
00:43:28Delayed?
00:43:29Until tomorrow.
00:43:31Yes, I knew that.
00:43:32You have heard of no further change?
00:43:36No.
00:43:37Why, is there one?
00:43:38Oh, no, monsieur.
00:43:41Well, since we have so much time,
00:43:45I would be happy to have that drink with you.
00:43:47Oh.
00:43:48But not here, monsieur.
00:43:50No, they water the drinks.
00:43:54Oh.
00:43:55Let us have a brandy or two in the nearby bistro.
00:44:00Bistro?
00:44:02Well.
00:44:05One moment, please.
00:44:07Yes?
00:44:09I would like to leave a message for Mr. Thug.
00:44:16Merci.
00:44:25Yes, well, I do find it quite satisfactory.
00:44:28We could use you in Savile Row.
00:44:30Is that what you say?
00:44:31Yes.
00:44:33Oh, my.
00:44:34Oh.
00:44:47Down the... Down the...
00:44:49Down the hatch!
00:44:50Down the hatch!
00:44:59Another one.
00:45:08And another one.
00:45:09And another one.
00:45:10Merci.
00:45:11Cheers.
00:45:17Excuse me, we are looking for Mr. Sinjay.
00:45:19He's gone, sir.
00:45:21Where?
00:45:22Holland.
00:45:25Holland? Are you sure?
00:45:26Two months ago, he met a Dutch woman.
00:45:30He likes her very much.
00:45:31Oh, dear.
00:45:37We're here now, not to worry.
00:45:39We'll think of something.
00:45:40No hasty decisions, yes?
00:45:43Yes.
00:45:49Oh, well, now.
00:45:50Speak of the devil.
00:45:58Squeeks.
00:46:00Yes?
00:46:02Squeeks.
00:46:05I...
00:46:09How is everything?
00:46:11Everything is well.
00:46:14Bon. Bon.
00:46:16I will drink to that.
00:46:18Bon. Bon.
00:46:29Squeeks.
00:46:34Squeeks.
00:46:35Oh, yes.
00:46:40Do you miss him?
00:46:42No.
00:46:44Can you ask?
00:46:46Do you miss him?
00:46:48I miss...
00:46:52Millie.
00:46:55Wife?
00:46:56No!
00:46:59Not until the reward.
00:47:03Reward?
00:47:07Bank fee.
00:47:11Who?
00:47:13Millie.
00:47:16Your wife?
00:47:18The bank fee?
00:47:20Oh, you're a sweetheart.
00:47:30We'll drink to Millie.
00:47:31Would you mind doing that?
00:47:34To Millie.
00:47:35Millie, we'll drink to...
00:47:43Vive...
00:47:49Le...
00:47:52Vive la France!
00:47:56Up the English.
00:48:07Odd, these sticks.
00:48:09I suppose one gets used to them.
00:48:12Fine.
00:48:15Chicken's quite marvellous.
00:48:17Pigeon.
00:48:26Pigeon?
00:48:28You've never tasted pigeon before?
00:48:32Never.
00:48:34I have heard the palate of the English is not very adventurous.
00:48:38Unlike their foreign policy.
00:48:41I beg your pardon?
00:48:44Oh, I mean no personal offence, Mr. Fogg.
00:48:47I was referring to the English practice of invading and occupying countries other than their own.
00:48:54Oh.
00:48:55Oh, I greatly admire your Queen Victoria for her devotion to her subjects,
00:48:59but I fear she wants more subjects than any country deserves.
00:49:03Don't you agree?
00:49:06I've never given politics much thought.
00:49:11May I ask you a question of character, Mr. Fogg?
00:49:15Character?
00:49:16Oh, you need not answer, but I have thought of this many times since we met.
00:49:22Tell me why, Mr. Fogg.
00:49:24Why did you rise up from the jungle to save my life when it could have meant losing yours?
00:49:31Well...
00:49:35It seemed a thing to do.
00:49:38I think...
00:49:39Yes?
00:49:41You are a most unusual man, Mr. Fogg.
00:49:44Oh, no, not at all.
00:49:47You are the bravest man I've ever known.
00:49:52No, no, come now.
00:49:57I see no other possible course.
00:49:59We shall simply carry on as we have been,
00:50:01and when we reach England, we shall take the Channel Boat to Holland.
00:50:06You have done so much for me already.
00:50:08Oh, believe me, I expect nothing.
00:50:10And I wish nothing in return at all.
00:50:14Indeed, I...
00:50:18I hope you don't think I harbour any ulterior motives.
00:50:22Motives of a personal nature, shall we say.
00:50:25I wouldn't want you to think that I...
00:50:26Of course not.
00:50:27I understand.
00:50:29Our relationship will remain as it has.
00:50:32Of course.
00:50:35Mr. Fogg.
00:50:36Phineas.
00:50:39I, too, would not wish you to ever think that...
00:50:41Of course not.
00:50:44My only hope at this moment,
00:50:47my fervent prayer,
00:50:49is that you arrive in London within the 80 days.
00:50:53How very sweet of you, my dear.
00:50:57And I most certainly shall.
00:51:02Hold up, hold up!
00:51:07Hold up, hold up!
00:51:12Hold up, hold up!
00:51:28Sir, you will come with us.
00:51:30You talking to me?
00:51:31You're under arrest.
00:51:34They must have found out I'm not your wife.
00:51:57Oh, dear!
00:51:58The boat!
00:52:04The boat!
00:52:12Wait for me!
00:52:15Wait for me!
00:52:16Wait for me!
00:52:20Wait for me!
00:52:21Wait for me!
00:52:33I am Passepartout,
00:52:35son of Arthur.
00:52:38You just made it, sir.
00:52:40Oh, thank God.
00:52:43Because, you see, I...
00:52:51I...
00:53:08Passepartout?
00:53:14Passepartout?
00:53:18That's odd.
00:53:21Where could he be?
00:53:22I have no idea.
00:53:24Well, he certainly knows the boat leaves at high tide in the morning.
00:53:32He'll be back.
00:53:37I will bid you good night, then.
00:53:42Good night, my dear.
00:53:47Aouda?
00:53:48Yes?
00:53:52Aouda, my dear.
00:54:01Good night.
00:54:06Good night.
00:54:17We picked them up last night.
00:54:20We picked them up last night about 9 o'clock.
00:54:229 o'clock.
00:54:23Here they are now.
00:54:24Please, sir, we don't want to have news of this get-back-home.
00:54:27My mother is not as strong as she was.
00:54:30She sure scares me.
00:54:34This is not fog.
00:54:36What did you say?
00:54:38Not fog.
00:54:40This is certainly no princess.
00:54:42She is in my eyes, sir.
00:54:44Oh, you are wonderful.
00:54:47Get him out of here.
00:54:49This is a mistaken identity, sir.
00:54:52I can't believe it.
00:54:54Believe what?
00:54:55I've slipped through her fingers again.
00:54:58And where were you?
00:54:59You read all the white papers.
00:55:01Not even the warrant.
00:55:02Well, I'll tell you one thing.
00:55:04I'm going to chase that man to the ends of the earth.
00:55:07And if he's not there when I get there,
00:55:10I'm going to chase him into the net.
00:55:13Would you two mind explaining to me and my bride-to-be
00:55:16just exactly what's going on here?
00:55:19Bride-to-be?
00:55:30We have passage on the Carnatic.
00:55:32The Carnatic sailed last night.
00:55:34A change of schedule.
00:55:35We notified the passengers.
00:55:37No one told me.
00:55:38I can assure you that all passengers...
00:55:40When is the next passage?
00:55:42A week from tomorrow.
00:55:43A week?
00:55:44Do you suppose Mr. Bosphor II sailed last night?
00:55:48He would have told us.
00:55:51Well, we shall simply book passage elsewhere.
00:56:12He'll tell us.
00:56:15No chance, no go. Sorry, sport.
00:56:42Come on, Chang.
00:56:43I could make it worth your while.
00:56:45At the Yokohama, you can't. I've got my commitments.
00:56:48This cargo goes to Shanghai. I ain't about to change my course.
00:56:51Perhaps I could buy your boat.
00:56:55I am serious, sir.
00:56:57And I am contracted to go to Shanghai, and so I shall.
00:57:00I must reach Yokohama by the 1st of September.
00:57:02Bonus.
00:57:03I have a wager. I am going around the world in 80 days.
00:57:06It is 1,600 miles to Yokohama.
00:57:081,643.
00:57:10From there, we take a steamship to San Francisco.
00:57:12What steamship?
00:57:13I, uh...
00:57:15Hold on. Let me see. I've got it right here.
00:57:17I can't find it.
00:57:18Yes, I'll wait here.
00:57:20Ah, yes, here we are. The Ulysses Grant.
00:57:25Grant?
00:57:26Yes, the Ulysses Grant.
00:57:28You're in luck, sport.
00:57:29She's out of Shanghai. Leaves the 30th of every month.
00:57:31Then we just have four days to make it.
00:57:33And if your luck holds out,
00:57:34a good one will get us there with time to spare.
00:57:36Captain, I am prepared to pay you 300 pounds
00:57:40for the passage of myself and two of my colleagues.
00:57:42Ah.
00:57:43I can believe immediately.
00:57:44I'll earn you a life, not till I get this job loaded.
00:57:47How long will that take?
00:57:49An hour, an hour and a half.
00:57:50I think I can use the time to good advantage. Thank you.
00:57:53If you're late, we'll sail without you.
00:57:55Yes, indeed, indeed.
00:58:10SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:12SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:14SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:16SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:18SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:20SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:22Uh, uh, uh, pardon the intrusion.
00:58:24I couldn't help noticing you're preparing to sail.
00:58:27Might one know the destination?
00:58:30Shanghai.
00:58:32Couldn't make that yoke a harmer, could you?
00:58:34SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:37No, but I can take it to a ship in Shanghai
00:58:40that'll take it a yoke a harmer.
00:58:42SHIP'S HORN BLOWS
00:58:44Right, you're on.
00:58:45But it'll cost you about 700 pounds.
00:58:47Eh?
00:58:49Oh.
00:58:51I tell you what, I'll give you a draft on the Bank of England,
00:58:54negotiable anywhere,
00:58:56but I'll need a receipt against the eventual reimbursement.
00:58:59Oh, yes. Oh, that's lovely.
00:59:02Now, uh, I'm in desperate need of sleep.
00:59:05I've had a rather, uh, difficult night.
00:59:08Come along, take a little monkey forage.
00:59:10Eh, lovely.
00:59:11When are we sailing?
00:59:13An hour, an hour and a half.
00:59:14Oh, you couldn't sail just a little earlier, no?
00:59:17Aye? No, I never said nothing.
00:59:19Uh, any but, yes.
00:59:20He's about, um, six feet tall,
00:59:23speaks English and French,
00:59:25and I fear he's come upon foul play.
00:59:28Please, make a thorough search.
00:59:31Certainly, sir.
00:59:35Good day, sir.
00:59:43Sir, that couple that just left,
00:59:45they answer the description of the two we're looking for.
00:59:48Impossible.
00:59:49But?
00:59:50They left for Yokohama last night.
00:59:52Oh.
00:59:53Show me the line!
00:59:55Prepare to hoist the mainsail!
01:00:05Hello.
01:00:27Do you suppose we should ever see Monsieur Passepartout again?
01:00:32I refuse to think otherwise, sir.
01:00:34However...
01:00:38One must always look to the future.
01:00:40The future.
01:00:42Yes.
01:01:02Phew.
01:01:24Oh, good morning, sir.
01:01:26You must be our other passenger.
01:01:28Pleasure to meet you, sir.
01:01:30My name is Falk, and, uh, this is Princess Aouda.
01:01:34Pleasure to meet you, I'm sure.
01:01:36And you, sir, you're...
01:01:38Yes.
01:01:39Oh, uh, Fix.
01:01:41Wilbur Fix.
01:01:42Well, sir, I'm certain we shall have a most enjoyable journey together,
01:01:45uh, if the weather holds us...
01:01:47Yes, yes.
01:01:48I say, haven't I seen you somewhere before?
01:01:52I don't think so, sir.
01:01:54Your face seems somewhat familiar to me.
01:01:57Tell me, uh, do you, by any chance, play whistle?
01:02:02No.
01:02:04Yes.
01:02:06Oh.
01:02:08No matter. I shall be happy to teach you.
01:02:28Huh?
01:02:32Pull the mainsail!
01:02:40The wind seems to have picked up considerably, Captain.
01:02:43Aye.
01:02:45We've gained a good deal of time, then.
01:02:47Aye.
01:02:49My luck is holding.
01:02:51No.
01:02:53No?
01:02:55What the hell?
01:02:57What's that?
01:02:58What?
01:03:01Help!
01:03:03Help with the mainsail!
01:03:11The captain would like us to stay below and, uh...
01:03:14Oh, sorry.
01:03:19If you're doing a bit of laundry, we might just want to, uh,
01:03:22disturb you a while.
01:03:29Don't be afraid.
01:03:32You'll be all right.
01:03:45Uh, the captain thinks, uh...
01:03:48Just a caution to stay below.
01:03:51I say, uh, perhaps we could play a game of whistle
01:03:54to take our minds off this.
01:04:02Go below!
01:04:04I'll be in control!
01:04:06The mainsail is free! All hands to the deck!
01:04:08Go below!
01:04:10I'll be above! Go below!
01:04:12I'm afraid.
01:04:22Hang on.
01:04:29Hang on.
01:04:31I'm in control.
01:04:33I said you'll be in control.
01:04:35Stay below.
01:04:37Go below.
01:04:51Stay below.
01:05:22I don't believe the storm's tapered off.
01:05:31Oh, my God!
01:05:33Oh, my God!
01:05:35Oh, my God!
01:05:37Oh, my God!
01:05:39Oh, my God!
01:05:41Oh, my God!
01:05:43Oh, my God!
01:05:45Oh, my God!
01:05:47Oh, my God!
01:05:49Oh, my God!
01:06:01Captain Bysby!
01:06:05Captain Bysby!
01:06:15Oh!
01:06:17What's the trouble?
01:06:23Phileas!
01:06:25One moment, please.
01:06:27I fear I have additional unpleasant news.
01:06:29You see, Captain Bysby and his crew...
01:06:31Yes?
01:06:33Well, it appears they've been washed overboard.
01:06:35Lost at sea.
01:06:37Phileas!
01:06:39Who's steering the ship, then?
01:06:41At the moment, no one. We're floundering.
01:06:43Phileas!
01:06:45I beg your pardon?
01:06:47There's water everywhere.
01:06:49The ship is sinking.
01:06:51Oh, well.
01:06:53Obviously, we can't stay here.
01:06:55Come along, my dear. Quickly.
01:06:57Oi! Oi! Oi!
01:06:59Oh!
01:07:01No, no, dearie.
01:07:03Give me my hat.
01:07:05I can't leave without my hat.
01:07:07Please. Please.
01:07:09I've got it. I've got it.
01:07:11No, no, dearie.
01:07:15Oh!
01:07:45Don't worry, my dear.
01:07:47We're exactly where we are.
01:07:49I'm trying to see.
01:07:55He's alive. He's still alive.
01:07:57In point of fact, he's even saved the life
01:07:59of a Burmese prince.
01:08:01Amazing act of bravery.
01:08:03Where is he now?
01:08:05Hong Kong.
01:08:07Gentlemen, for the very first time,
01:08:09I believe our wager could be in serious jeopardy.
01:08:11There are still 42 days to go.
01:08:13I had this vision of him seated
01:08:15at this very moment
01:08:17in a saloon of a steamship out of Hong Kong
01:08:19dining on white fish with redding sauce.
01:08:21With rhubarb and gooseberry tart
01:08:23for dessert.
01:08:25Not a bloody care in the world.
01:08:43Oh!
01:09:09One leg.
01:09:11That's it.
01:09:13Yes, you can.
01:09:15That's it, sir.
01:09:29Thank you, my dear.
01:09:31I shan't forget that.
01:09:41Well.
01:09:43Onwards, shall we?
01:09:45I don't think I can walk.
01:09:47Oh, don't worry, Mr Fisher.
01:09:49We're not going to leave you here.
01:09:51No, no, no.
01:09:53We'll manage.
01:09:55Come on.
01:09:57It's all right.
01:10:01Hello!
01:10:03We need you!
01:10:05We need you!
01:10:07We need you!
01:10:09Hello!
01:10:11We need help!
01:10:13Help!
01:10:15Come on, Mr Fisher.
01:10:17I'll try and be as bloody as I can.
01:10:19Come on.
01:10:31Dig off yourselves.
01:10:39I've got it, I've got it, I've got it.
01:10:45Hello, hello.
01:10:49Shitwreck.
01:10:51Man hurt.
01:10:53Oh, yes.
01:10:55I certainly think so.
01:11:09How far away are we here from Shanghai?
01:11:11Four days' journey.
01:11:13Is there a quicker way?
01:11:15You are pressed for time.
01:11:17Well, I should like to catch a steamship.
01:11:19The Ulysses Grand leaving Shanghai on Saturday at noon.
01:11:21Well, transport can be arranged.
01:11:23We simply must be on that ship.
01:11:25Oh, there is a problem.
01:11:27You might find certain roads are closed at this time.
01:11:29Closed?
01:11:31Yes, the Empress of China is en route to Shanghai
01:11:33at this moment.
01:11:35And there is a problem.
01:11:37She is en route to Shanghai at this moment.
01:11:39And therefore,
01:11:41no one is allowed to travel.
01:11:43In your case, Mr Fogg,
01:11:45the Dowager Empress has a marked dislike of the British.
01:11:49Nevertheless,
01:11:51we should press on.
01:11:53And you, sir, you will stay until your ankle is better?
01:11:55No, no.
01:11:57Thank you all the same, Reverend.
01:11:59I've got to stay with them.
01:12:07Oh, my God!
01:12:37Ah!
01:12:57Look here, chap, sir.
01:12:59On your feet, please.
01:13:37Ha, ha, ha!
01:14:07So distressed.
01:14:09Yes, Mother.
01:14:11They disobeyed our customs.
01:14:13Yes, Mother.
01:14:17Bring them in.
01:14:37Oh, my God!
01:15:07Are you of the same blood as she, King?
01:15:09Yes.
01:15:11How so?
01:15:13The aunt of my father's father has such blood.
01:15:37It is the wish of my mother,
01:15:39Empress of all China,
01:15:41that you be set free.
01:15:43I worship your generosity, Majesty,
01:15:45as do my companions.
01:15:47No, they are not of your blood.
01:15:49Your Majesty!
01:15:51I regret to say,
01:15:53they must lose their heads.
01:15:55Then I, too, must die.
01:15:59Wait a moment.
01:16:01I have a letter for you.
01:16:03Wait a moment.
01:16:05If you please.
01:16:07I am responsible.
01:16:09If anyone is going to die,
01:16:11let it be me.
01:16:13This gentleman is my guardian.
01:16:15I would not wish to live without him.
01:16:23Your guardian will be set free.
01:16:25He must die.
01:16:27Die?
01:16:29Die?
01:16:31No! It was my fault.
01:16:33I am the one responsible for putting us here.
01:16:35If someone is going to die, then it must be me.
01:16:41But he's your guardian.
01:16:43Yes.
01:16:45It's a great puzzle.
01:17:01You may leave.
01:17:03Rise.
01:17:09Thank you, Your Highness.
01:17:31This case...
01:17:53Now this communicator says
01:17:55Mr. Philios Phog, accompanied by a young Indian woman,
01:17:57left the city of Hong Kong
01:17:59Approximately the 24th of this month. Now we have that confirmed, sir. The man's alive.
01:18:04We have here a man of such infinite cunning. He will surely become a case history in the annals of crime.
01:18:11Without question, sir.
01:18:13Fortunately, we still have one good prospect.
01:18:16Yes, sir. That remarkable Detective Hicks. Oh, Hicks, sir.
01:18:20Oh, he's staying very close to Fogg, sir, waiting for exactly the right moment to arrest him. Quite so.
01:18:26At this point of time, every hope, every expectation we have left lies in this one man,
01:18:33Detective...
01:18:35Hicks, sir. Hicks. Damn fine fellow, Hicks.
01:18:56I am so very embarrassed. Embarrassed? For the lie I told His Majesty. I wasn't aware that... I mean in saying that you were my... my guardian.
01:19:13Under the conditions, it was quite understandable. Indeed, you saved our lives.
01:19:17If I may say so, you were quite remarkable.
01:19:26Oh, but I do not want you to feel that you must be responsible for me.
01:19:35We are simply two people who have met under extenuating circumstances and will, of course, eventually go their separate ways.
01:19:47Yes. What was that? If you will excuse me.
01:19:57Oh, there you are, my love. You find me somewhat embarrassed, Mr. Fogg.
01:20:09Oh, you too. I feel impelled to make a statement.
01:20:17Well, I don't think you're going to quarrel with anything I'm going to say. I mean, a man, any man, you know, who claims to be a man, well, he's got to do his duty, hasn't he, sir?
01:20:35I'm sorry, I don't quite follow. Don't follow? No, it's just the other way around, isn't it, sir? I mean, that is the point. Follow.
01:20:45Mr. Fix, have you been drinking? No. Oh, no. I wouldn't touch the stuff. Not unless it was in the line of duty. Duty. That is what we're talking about, isn't it?
01:20:58Is it?
01:21:02Anything that happens, I don't want you to take it personally, sir. I want you to bear that in the forefront of your mind. I mean, don't take it personally.
01:21:14Well, at least I've got that off my chest. Good night, old man.
01:21:32Pass the tool, John.
01:22:00Pass the tool, John. We were told that he arrived in Yokohama on the Carnatic.
01:22:05What can I say, monsieur? The French consulate don't keep record of every Frenchman who comes to Yokohama.
01:22:11But he just arrived yesterday, and we...
01:22:13Nevertheless, we're going to try to investigate. But before, I would like you to fill those forms, please.
01:22:20Forms?
01:22:21Yes. In triplicate. Sign each one of them.
01:22:25Three copies?
01:22:27Is that what I say?
01:22:30Why?
01:22:31You wish to discuss our policy, or do you wish to find your friend?
01:22:37I assume that both would be asking too much.
01:23:08Hello!
01:23:34More packets! More!
01:23:38Monsieur, allow me to introduce myself. I am Jean Passepartout, once renowned of the famous Cirque de Paris.
01:23:49I am busy. What do you want?
01:23:52To work, monsieur. You are looking at a true professional.
01:23:57Are you strong?
01:23:59Look at this. I once did a triple somersault on the high wire.
01:24:05Can you sing?
01:24:06Like a bird.
01:24:07Can you sing standing on your head?
01:24:10Many times. I do it for enjoyment.
01:24:13Can you sing on your head, with the top spinning on your left foot?
01:24:20I like it best that way.
01:24:21And with a saber balanced on your right?
01:24:25A saber?
01:24:26A saber.
01:24:30You mean a sharp saber?
01:24:33A saber on both sides sharp.
01:24:40Well, why not?
01:25:03Thank you very much.
01:25:33Hooray!
01:25:51Hooray!
01:26:04Hooray!
01:26:14And now, for your pleasure, I present the famous Long Nosey!
01:26:33Long Nosey
01:27:03Long Nosey
01:27:21Monsieur!
01:27:22Good heavens!
01:27:24It's Passepartout!
01:27:29Passepartout!
01:27:32Passepartout!
01:27:36Monsieur!
01:27:37Is it you?
01:27:38Is it really you?
01:27:40Oh, monsieur!
01:27:42Oh, I never thought I would see you again!
01:27:45Oh, monsieur!
01:27:46I'm so very happy!
01:27:48Nothing will stop us now!
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