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00:03:59What do you want here?
00:04:19Get to the top.
00:04:20Do you know who I am?
00:04:21I think so.
00:04:22Jean-Antoine Carell of Broyle.
00:04:24If you know so much, you should know it, it's better for you to turn back.
00:04:28We better talk that over.
00:04:29Yes.
00:04:30Go down to that plateau then.
00:04:32Very well.
00:04:37Will you take a seat?
00:04:38You talk as though you were at home.
00:04:41I am.
00:04:42I've heard so much about this mountain, I really do feel at home.
00:04:46Who told you?
00:04:48A countryman of mine.
00:04:49Tyndall.
00:04:50Do you know Professor Tyndall?
00:04:52Mm-hmm.
00:04:53This ridge is called after him, Tyndall Ridge.
00:04:5613,100 feet.
00:04:57How high have you been?
00:04:58I've carved my name in the rock up there.
00:05:00I have no instruments for measuring.
00:05:02But as I reckon, my name stands 200 feet of office.
00:05:05My name is Wimper.
00:05:07You are Mr. Wimper.
00:05:09Wimper who climbed Montplan last week with Cross.
00:05:11Yes, and now I want you as guide.
00:05:13I've come here to find you.
00:05:15If you're willing to start right away.
00:05:18Certainly.
00:05:19But I tell you, this mountain is not Montplan.
00:05:21Come on.
00:05:51We'll never get up there.
00:06:09We must try.
00:06:10We can't go back now.
00:06:21We must.
00:06:26A lift.
00:06:33No further along.
00:06:44Hold there.
00:06:45Can't you see it?
00:06:46No use.
00:06:47We must.
00:06:49Another yard and we're out.
00:06:50It's impossible! Are you scared?
00:06:57Come back, I say! Who do you think you're talking to?
00:07:02I'm not your porter. I hire, don't I?
00:07:05You must do what I ask.
00:07:08Tyndall said that too. But up here, I give the others.
00:07:11You made a fool of Tyndall, but you can't do that to me.
00:07:14You'll have this out down below. Right?
00:07:17Mr. Wimper. Look here, Corral, what do you think you're doing?
00:07:21I'm not going any lower. I've taken you as high as you can get.
00:07:24That remains to be seen. Go down if you like, but I'm going on.
00:07:28Not without me, Mr. Wimper. Then come with me.
00:07:30No. Why, are you afraid?
00:07:32Afraid, afraid. If anyone can get to the top, it's me.
00:07:35You mean if anyone gets to the top, it's going to be you.
00:07:38I am your guide. I'm responsible for your life.
00:07:41I don't hold you responsible. All I ask is that you take me up.
00:07:44I tell you there is no way. Don't you trust my words?
00:07:47After what you've done, no.
00:07:49Take that back.
00:07:50Listen, Corral, you know the way up, but you're keeping up yourself.
00:07:52You're doing the same to me as you did to Tyndall.
00:07:54Make me turn back.
00:07:55A hundred times I risked my life on that mountain.
00:07:57You gentlemen from London. You go on, try. Go on and see what happens.
00:08:01All right, I'm going to.
00:08:03You take your time and go back. I'm going alone.
00:08:07Fusion is pretty high.
00:08:10See you in the rain.
00:08:12There is no way to hold.
00:08:14See you soon.
00:08:15See you soon.
00:08:16See you soon.
00:08:17See you soon.
00:08:20Bye now.
00:08:22Come on.
00:08:23Come on.
00:08:24Come on.
00:08:25Come on.
00:08:26Come on.
00:08:27What?
00:08:29Why?
00:08:30Are you reallyArt?
00:08:31Come on.
00:08:32You dniu.
00:08:33Come on.
00:08:34Let's go.
00:09:04Let's go.
00:09:34Let's go.
00:10:04Let's go.
00:10:34Let's go.
00:11:04Let's go.
00:11:06Let's go.
00:11:08Go and sit down and have a glass of wine and wait till he comes.
00:11:10Felicitas.
00:11:11Wave.
00:11:12Not the best.
00:11:15Now it's like this as I picture it.
00:11:17He crosses the frontier by night, then picks up the contraband tobacco in Zermatt.
00:11:23Zermatt.
00:11:24Then he crosses the pass.
00:11:26Then he climbs up into the R, the mountain.
00:11:29There he hides and waits for his chance, then drops into broil.
00:11:34Broil.
00:11:35With the stuff in his rucksack.
00:11:37All innocent and above board like a gentleman.
00:11:40Take these.
00:11:41Take these.
00:11:42Feed them to the goat.
00:11:47That poor girl's anxious about her.
00:11:50Young man.
00:11:51Yes.
00:11:52I'm anxious about Wilper.
00:11:53Look here.
00:11:54You fellas.
00:11:55Ordin' to be trying to do something.
00:11:56The two men up there are in danger.
00:11:58Danger?
00:11:59Our priest says there's no greater danger than trying to break through what God means to be kept closed.
00:12:04I'm a priest too, you know.
00:12:05Then you should know it's true.
00:12:06There are secrets up there the mountain says must not be found out.
00:12:11Saying so now.
00:12:12Carell won't listen.
00:12:13Suffer for it.
00:12:14The mountain always turns men back.
00:12:15It always will.
00:12:16The devil sends the fools.
00:12:17And the mountain sends the storms to destroy us.
00:12:19It's a...
00:12:20What's the matter with her?
00:12:21I'm sorry.
00:12:22I'm sorry.
00:12:23I'm sorry.
00:12:24I'm sorry.
00:12:25I'm sorry.
00:12:26I'm sorry.
00:12:27I'm sorry.
00:12:28I'm sorry.
00:12:29I'm sorry.
00:12:30I'm sorry.
00:12:31I'm sorry.
00:12:32I'm sorry.
00:12:33I'm sorry.
00:12:34She didn't like what you said about Carell.
00:12:36A good girl like that ought to be ashamed to consort him with that sinner.
00:12:43Felicitas.
00:12:46Felicitas.
00:12:49Candles cost money.
00:12:50He's not worth it.
00:12:51You're making your name a byword and mine too.
00:12:54You could have the first man in broil and you're throwing yourself away on the last.
00:12:59Only today.
00:13:00The Signor Podesta said to me.
00:13:02The Podesta.
00:13:03He's done something for broil.
00:13:04He means something to broil.
00:13:05He's respected.
00:13:06Who respects Carell?
00:13:07I respect him.
00:13:08He's getting you laughed at.
00:13:09He's making folk angry.
00:13:10He's making the mountain angry.
00:13:11He's making the mountain angry.
00:13:12They're here.
00:13:13They're carrying somebody.
00:13:14There's somebody moving.
00:13:15No.
00:13:16It's Wimper.
00:13:17Wimper.
00:13:18What's happened?
00:13:19He fell.
00:13:20Where can we put him?
00:13:21Bring him upstairs.
00:13:22Are you all right, Tony?
00:13:23Yes, I'm all right.
00:13:24Is there anything we can do?
00:13:25Thanks.
00:13:26It isn't too bad.
00:13:27This way.
00:13:28You had to come down again.
00:13:29Did you?
00:13:30The mountain shook you off like lights.
00:13:31You.
00:13:32Don't bury yourself.
00:13:33Worms.
00:13:34Halt.
00:13:35What's in your rucksack?
00:13:36Can't you see there's a sick man.
00:13:38Sick or not, I want that rucksack.
00:13:39You know what you can do with it.
00:13:42Ha.
00:13:43Ha.
00:13:45Ha.
00:13:46Ha.
00:13:47Ha.
00:13:48Ha.
00:13:49Ha.
00:13:50Ha.
00:13:51Ha.
00:13:52Ha.
00:13:53Ha.
00:13:54Ha.
00:13:55Ha.
00:13:56Ha.
00:13:57Ha.
00:13:58Ha.
00:13:59Ha.
00:14:00Ha.
00:14:01Ha.
00:14:02Ha.
00:14:03Ha.
00:14:04Ha.
00:14:05we must get a doctor at once there's no doctor in Brian then we must send to the nearest town for
00:14:20one who's going to lend mules in this weather Tony go and fetch your mother she's a nurse
00:14:24was my fault that you be so obstinate that you are in worms meat I'll never forget it now who
00:14:34was right you all right you if you had said you were I'd have taken you up again and pushed you
00:14:42over don't be careful I bring my mother
00:14:48you've been one too many for me this time but I'll see you behind bars yet
00:15:04don't come creeping into your own home like a thief what a state to come back in
00:15:19take your boots off floor's just been scrubbed yes ma'am
00:15:22don't stand there like a scarecrow mother a man's been hurt they want you to go and help
00:15:37hurt who mr. Wimper who some wretched foreigner you've been leading into mischief I suppose
00:15:44no mother well then he's been leading you I'm not going yes mother
00:15:48let the man wriggle I'm not his doctor yes mother
00:15:57where is this foreigner at Favs carry that yes mother put your boots on yes mother
00:16:10don't think you've got around me to go no mother mind you I would if I wanted to
00:16:17you're a born nurse signora Carell I'm not a nurse if you want to know I'm midwife for
00:16:25bro I help people into the world he helps them to fall out of it oh I did my best to stop him
00:16:31going up I wouldn't listen you've got off lightly this time thanks to good nursing
00:16:36she's a wonderful woman my mother yes wonderful mother of a wonderful son
00:16:41wonderful son indeed he looks it climbing you're as bad as he is you ought to know
00:16:45better with that collar climbing climbing always climbing trying to get into heaven
00:16:50before your time
00:16:53straight from the goat
00:17:04what's wrong smells like tobacco nonsense you've got tobacco on the brain
00:17:21smells like tobacco
00:17:23tastes like tobacco
00:17:28tobacco
00:17:37bye Mr. Webber goodbye and thank you very much hope to see you again
00:17:44oh thanks thanks your councilman left earlier they asked me to wish you a speedy recovery
00:17:48thank you very much goodbye try this bye safe journey homegrown no imported
00:17:59go on
00:18:04steady steady steady oh that's it
00:18:08even that's just in your whimper until next summer i don't think so why should i come back
00:18:13you'll have planned it by then no i'll wait for you we'll climb it together
00:18:22but not as guide and client next time no friends
00:18:25bye bye bye thank you
00:18:44bye
00:18:45harder work than climbing yes much more than angels I've got to make a leaving somehow if
00:19:10mr. Wimper keeps his promise you'll be all right it doesn't come soon no we'll get here first another
00:19:16year wasted I do not need to remind you of the purpose for which we met here in Turin today
00:19:29it is to honor the inauguration of the first Italian Alpine Club the Italians have been blessed
00:19:37with the most stupendous and beautiful mountains of all Europe but until now the privilege of scaling
00:19:43their highest peaks has gone to Swiss the Germans the French the English but the mightiest of them
00:19:48all the mountain of mountains remains as yet virgin one has only to stand in Zermatt here and gaze on
00:19:59these almost overhanging bastions on the Swiss side to recoil from the nightmare thought of scaling up
00:20:04from there in imagination you've only to cross the Teodule pass and come to broil to realize that
00:20:11nature herself has decreed that if ever success is to be achieved it shall be from the Italian side
00:20:15in senior Giordano here in senior Giordano we have an intrepid ally a friend in need if I may say so and a
00:20:29friend indeed if I may say so Minister Salah Giordano my friend on behalf of every member of this club I offer you
00:20:38whatever support moral or financial you may need complete the preparations you've already begun lose
00:20:44not a moment go forward you have a nation behind you a nation that is waiting to acclaim you as the hero that
00:20:51has plunged the flag of Italy on this Italian summit
00:20:55come in Mr. Wimper please thank you hello Morris hello Wimper how's the leg better quite better I just
00:21:12tried out on your stairs do you know you find worse stairs in London than anywhere else in the world
00:21:16that's why we have such good mountaineers sit down thank you oh why have you brought me nothing I've
00:21:25come to ask you for something gone did you have any more Wimper publishing business has gone to the
00:21:30dogs people aren't reading books about the Alps mr. Morris I've never needed money as much as I do
00:21:34now it's my normal condition make me this advance and as soon as I get back to Switzerland I'll let
00:21:39you have a fresh batch of drawings drawings drawings drawings I've illustrated half a dozen books with
00:21:45your drawings already and I've simply dozens more I can't use look always the same mountain a peak
00:21:52from the north a peak to the south from the east from the west but never from the top here make this
00:22:00advance and you shall have a sketch where no man has ever stood before of a place that no man has ever
00:22:05seen can you guarantee that you've failed before you know from the Italian side you're surely not
00:22:12thinking of tackling it from the north side I've got to find a new way up if I'm not to be forestalled look
00:22:17here here's the mountain face from the Italian side here's broil working around here by the
00:22:27Teardall pass we come to Zermatt it looks more difficult from Zermatt it only looks seamless
00:22:36Italian attempt to storm the final peak efficient organizations start to be made at an early date
00:22:41you see the urgency I do but everyone says it's impossible from the Swiss side Tindrell Hudson he's
00:22:47out for another shot at it too yes and I read that Lord Francis Douglas means to go up from drawing
00:22:51it's everyone but me look here why not get in touch with them they're tried together unity is
00:22:59strength you know forgive the cliche no I don't want anyone except my own guide Karel you'll be one
00:23:04against all the others maybe the paramount thing is money a speedy start and keep it dark
00:23:13hey you come here where does the Potistar village live um well I well run along and tell him to come
00:23:27here as fast as his legs can carry but I can't do that senior he's a very important man Potistar must
00:23:33do as I say tell him tell him I come from Turin government authority and minister seller oh yes senior
00:23:39I'll tell him to join me at Faber's hotel as soon as possible from now on to you I am Arturo Arturo Tintin looking at you bro you know
00:23:54I like you and you have the prettiest daughter in broil father there's a gentleman to see you from Turin
00:24:03it's very important this is my very best room senior there's a writing table yes never mind about the
00:24:12room I've uh I've come here as a personal friend of minister seller if I may say so on a matter of
00:24:20national imports we are very honored senior do you know Jean Antoine Karel oh yes slightly good what do you
00:24:30know about him about him about him he's a biggest but I beg your pardon you quite sure you've got a
00:24:36name right don't be absurd there's only one Karel in broil tell me something about him he's the
00:24:40worthless ruffian now everyone despises they all spit on him if you'll excuse the vulgarity you too
00:24:47Potistar I spit bigger than the others then if I may say so you'll not be potistar of this village for
00:24:54long do you know that it depends on this ruffian as you call him whether your filthy village if you'll
00:25:00excuse the vulgarity becomes the center of the alpine world whether tourists flock here from all over
00:25:05Europe whether a railway has to be opened and new hotels built to hold everyone that my friend is
00:25:09what depends on your ruffian Karel mother mother a letter from Mr. Wimper he's coming to broil
00:25:16the
00:25:40mother had to guard she didn't like it very much but she let me wait here for you come on tell me your
00:25:44What have you been up to?
00:25:45How's Felicitas?
00:25:46Everything's grand.
00:25:47God, I'm glad you're here.
00:25:49Have you seen anyone yet?
00:25:50Only the customs man.
00:25:51He searched me and the mule.
00:25:53Mule?
00:25:54Why a mule?
00:25:55Now, don't fall over.
00:25:56I bought a mule to take our equipment to Zermatt.
00:25:59Our equipment to Zermatt?
00:26:02Aren't we doing the climb after all?
00:26:05Yes, but not from broil.
00:26:07Come sit down.
00:26:09Now listen, Corral.
00:26:11I've been working this out all winter.
00:26:13Here's the plan of the mountain, showing the formation of the North Rim.
00:26:18You sent my son a message, didn't you?
00:26:21It's Corral's mother.
00:26:22Yes, an urgent message.
00:26:24Won't you come in?
00:26:25No.
00:26:26I'm very glad to meet you, Signora Corral.
00:26:28There's no need to be polite to me.
00:26:30Won't you sit down?
00:26:31No.
00:26:32I've come to answer for Tony.
00:26:34My son's not going to break his neck on a wild goose chase with you or anyone else while I can prevent it.
00:26:39Don't speak to Signor Giordano like that.
00:26:41Listen, Signora.
00:26:42I stand for my country.
00:26:44The Podesta here stands for broil.
00:26:47Only just stands.
00:26:49Now, now, Signora.
00:26:51Don't you realize what the conquest of this mountain would mean to your village?
00:26:55Development, new roads, later perhaps even a railway.
00:26:59Who wants a railway?
00:27:00My son's not going in trains or up mountains.
00:27:03I need him and I need him alive.
00:27:05Good day.
00:27:06Very much, Signora.
00:27:08I can't do it.
00:27:12I'm an Italian.
00:27:13You want me to stand in with the Swiss?
00:27:15I can't do it.
00:27:16Whether from Italy or Switzerland, your country will be just as part of you if you plant the flag on the summit.
00:27:22You don't know how village folk can hate anyone who deserves their ranks?
00:27:27I can't do it.
00:27:28I can't do it.
00:27:29I can't do it.
00:27:30I can't do it.
00:27:31I can't do it.
00:27:32Carrel, listen.
00:27:33Your name is carved on the rock face where everyone has been brought to a halt.
00:27:38Are you going to permit another name to be cut higher?
00:27:41I tell you, if we don't start from Zermatt, we're throwing away our only chance of victory.
00:27:45I'm certain of it.
00:27:47Wimper, you know, I trust you more than any man in the world.
00:27:51But I can't...
00:27:52We must be the first.
00:27:54Don't leave it to anyone else.
00:27:56I beg of you.
00:28:00Come on.
00:28:02Get your equipment.
00:28:11This is indeed an honor, my lord.
00:28:24I hope you had a good journey.
00:28:26Excellent, thanks.
00:28:27A fast train and an express mule.
00:28:29I hear that you intend to make another attempt on our famous peak.
00:28:33An attempt?
00:28:34Can you get me guides?
00:28:35Certainly, sir.
00:28:36The best in Zermatt.
00:28:38Is it a tarwalder and his son or crows?
00:28:41Number 12.
00:28:42Our best apartment.
00:28:44I shall be lucky to find such a comfortable hotel in Broyle.
00:28:47And such a good host.
00:28:49Broyle?
00:28:50Your lordship is contemplating a visit to Broyle?
00:28:52Yes, tomorrow.
00:28:54If you please, my lord.
00:28:58Broyle.
00:28:59If I'd known, I'd have put him in number 13.
00:29:05What a trifle.
00:29:07Topwaters.
00:29:08Peter.
00:29:10Cruz.
00:29:11Oh, there you are.
00:29:14Never hear when you're wanted.
00:29:16You're the worst guides in Zermatt.
00:29:17Now, are you free to take a job tomorrow?
00:29:19Yes, sir.
00:29:20The English lord wants to go to Broyle the Swindle to try the summit again.
00:29:24Huh?
00:29:25Oh, you call yourselves guides?
00:29:27You're idiots.
00:29:28Why don't you persuade him to go up from Zermatt?
00:29:30No.
00:29:31I'd jump at the chance if I were you.
00:29:33If I were you, I would too.
00:29:35But as I am me, I stop here and don't break my neck.
00:29:39Ah, you're afraid, all of you.
00:29:42You sit still and let him get to the top from Broyle.
00:29:45Then do you know what will happen?
00:29:46Broyle will get everything.
00:29:47And as for Zermatt, empty hotels, empty tables.
00:29:51Yes, empty stomachs, empty beds.
00:30:02Now, repeat to signor Giordano and the protestor what you told me.
00:30:07Oh, it's nothing, sir.
00:30:08It's only that an Englishman, a Mr. Wimper, has just left Broyle.
00:30:12Did he say why he came?
00:30:14No, but I soon found out.
00:30:15On examining his mule, I discovered it was carrying climbing equipment.
00:30:19Well?
00:30:20Cross-examined, he admitted it was Carell's and said he was taking it to Zermatt.
00:30:25How did he explain that?
00:30:26He said Carell was going to join him there.
00:30:28That means they're going to try and climb the peak from the Swiss side.
00:30:31Ridiculous, Carell wouldn't do that. He's an Italian, one of ourselves.
00:30:34Well, if it's true, we've got to stop him, that's all.
00:30:36Even if we have to set the village on him.
00:30:38Tell Carell to come to me at once. Use your authority.
00:30:41Come on, men.
00:30:42Stir yourself, stir yourself, if you'll excuse the vulgarity.
00:30:48Supposing he doesn't come?
00:30:49Oh, hurry, men, hurry, hurry.
00:30:58Oh, excuse me, sir. I'm Mr. Hudson. Can you tell me...
00:31:01No time. No time.
00:31:03Don't apologize. Signor Farm, how are you?
00:31:07Glad to see you in Royal again.
00:31:08You remember, Mr. Haddock?
00:31:09We were here last year.
00:31:10Of course, Mr. Haddock.
00:31:11We read in the paper that Italy was to make a mass attack on the peak.
00:31:14Quite right. I'm organizing it.
00:31:16Really? Then you're just the man we want to meet, signor.
00:31:19Giordano.
00:31:20We have an excellent Italian guide, and we'd like to be allowed to join your party.
00:31:23That's permissible?
00:31:24I'm sorry, I'm afraid it isn't.
00:31:25Oh?
00:31:26We could take the guide, but we can't take foreigners.
00:31:28The attempt's to be made by Italians only.
00:31:30I see.
00:31:31You're leading the party, I take it, signor?
00:31:34Not exactly.
00:31:35Our leader will be the guide, Jean-Antoine Carrel.
00:31:38You've heard the name?
00:31:40Why, yes.
00:31:41But I understood that Mr. Wimper had retained Carrel since last year.
00:31:44No, no, no. Take it from me.
00:31:46No Italian guide attempts that climb, except with us.
00:31:49Here, where are you all going to?
00:32:01The Podesta Centre. We're going to talk with Carrel.
00:32:04It's all right. He's coming.
00:32:05Good.
00:32:06May I ask you gentlemen to withdraw?
00:32:07We have some urgent private business to attend to.
00:32:08Oh, very well.
00:32:09They wouldn't have treated us like that in Switzerland.
00:32:10Then go back to Switzerland.
00:32:11Look here, whoever you are.
00:32:12Don't start a riot. Let's go.
00:32:13I'm sorry. I can't come with you. See these people.
00:32:18I understand. Come on, head up.
00:32:33Hello, Mr. Hudson, what are you doing here?
00:32:35I'm getting out of this bear house.
00:32:37I'm getting out of this bear house.
00:32:38It's all right.
00:32:39Is it you?
00:32:40Oh, come on.
00:32:41Come on, come on, go.
00:32:44No, no, Mr. Hudson.
00:32:45What are you doing here?
00:32:46What are you doing here?
00:32:47I'm getting out of this bear garden.
00:32:50Good day.
00:32:51Good day.
00:32:55Yes, Signor Giordano.
00:32:56Yes, Signor Giordano.
00:32:58You sent for me?
00:33:00I'm here.
00:33:01We sent for you, Carell, because we understand that you intend to go with Edward Wimpert up the peak from Switzerland.
00:33:07From which side are you?
00:33:09It's my business.
00:33:11Fire!
00:33:12It's ours too, Carell.
00:33:14When you hear the honor I have to confer on you, I hope you will reconsider that decision.
00:33:19Well, I want you to be the leader of my Italian party.
00:33:24I thank you, Signor Giordano.
00:33:26But I'm sorry, I can't.
00:33:32Can't?
00:33:33Nonsense.
00:33:34Listen, Carell.
00:33:35Our valley is poor.
00:33:37It needs money.
00:33:39Tourists bring it.
00:33:40But if the peak is climbed from Zermatt, they'll go there.
00:33:43They'll say where one man can climb, so can another.
00:33:46Zermatt gets the new hotel, the railway.
00:33:48And we'll be poorer than ever.
00:33:50I tell you, I can't go.
00:33:52He'll ruin us, the traitor.
00:33:54Which of you called me that?
00:33:56Carell, you were born here.
00:33:58Think of your village.
00:33:59Wimper has my work.
00:34:01An Englishman.
00:34:02You're an Italian, one of ourselves.
00:34:03You scarcely know this Wimper.
00:34:04I don't know you at all.
00:34:06Wimper is my friend.
00:34:11Do you hear that?
00:34:13What do you call a man who throws over his countrymen for a foreigner's money?
00:34:17What is he, I say?
00:34:18A blackling?
00:34:19If you weren't her father, I'd...
00:34:23Listen to me, you fools, I tell you.
00:34:30You've laughed at me.
00:34:32For years you've called me every foul name you could think of.
00:34:35You, and you, and you.
00:34:38When I was risking my neck, has one of you ever given me a helping hand or a helping word?
00:34:43No, go on.
00:34:44No, go on.
00:34:45Now you want the summit reached from broil.
00:34:47Now you lead me.
00:34:48Why?
00:34:49Because you think I can fill your pockets.
00:34:52I owe you nothing.
00:34:54None of you.
00:34:55I please myself.
00:35:00Break your own necks.
00:35:09You mustn't come here.
00:35:10You heard?
00:35:11Will you think me a traitor if I go?
00:35:13No, no.
00:35:14I'm with you always.
00:35:15That's all I care about.
00:35:16Can't please evaluate us.
00:35:19There's somebody coming.
00:35:21I'll see you tomorrow before I start.
00:35:23Go quickly, please.
00:35:37What are you doing there?
00:35:38Nothing.
00:35:43Only getting sheets for Celia Giordano's bed.
00:35:46It looks as if you were hiding something.
00:35:48Oh, no, no.
00:35:50Well, go on, go on.
00:35:51Take them.
00:35:52I'll come for you tomorrow.
00:35:53Help me.
00:35:55Hello.
00:35:56What are you doing here thief stealing eh eh no no I'm not I I go on I want to speak to
00:36:26Oh a message eh who from Carell I suppose eh oh don't shake me anymore you're making my teeth
00:36:36chatter tell me why you came here or I'll shake them out altogether what do you want with Felicitas
00:36:40help Petonio they'll drive him out they may even burn his house if you're his friend why don't you
00:36:47stop him going to them he wouldn't take any notes of me listen if you went to Zermatt and told Wimper
00:36:55that Carell wasn't coming but he wouldn't believe me everyone knows I'm a liar quiet and then came
00:36:59back here and told Carell that Wimper was going with his English friends everything would be smoothed
00:37:04out but I can't do anything against Carell against why he'll be the most famous man in Italy if he
00:37:10leads our party they'll give him medals money but listen listen you my lad if I like to talk about
00:37:16your smuggling but you handle what I smuggle could you prove that you say yourself that everyone knows
00:37:22you're a liar if Wimper should ask questions people who ask questions deserve to be told lies if he does give
00:37:34him this say Carell sent it back and asked for his equipment no no put it underneath your coat he'll
00:37:41believe you all right don't make noise don't help you please no no don't help me please I'm going to win this game
00:37:57Alexander Mr. Hudson and Mr. Heddo have arrived excuse me I'll be back in a moment don't move oh I see oh Mr. Wimper
00:38:09there's someone with them asking for you me hello Wimper glad to see you how are you Mr. Hudson and our Lord Francis Douglas
00:38:21Reverend Hudson how do you do Mr. Heddo how do you do sir I'll just come straight from London no from Royal oh we
00:38:27had the most awful scramble over the past they commandeered our guide just as well you didn't start eh
00:38:32who commandeered your guide well we fell in with a big Italian party they won't hear of any Italian guy going
00:38:38with a foreigner oh that's nonsense Carell's Italian and he's joining me tomorrow but Carell's going
00:38:44to be their leading guide but uh Carell's my guide he's given me his word well Mr. Heddo can confirm it
00:38:53it's quite true the comic fellow outside he overtook us he said he had some sort of message for you from
00:38:59Carell message but look what's the news Carell sent me Mr. Wimper he's not coming why not is he ill not ill Mr. Wimper
00:39:22he's going with the Italians he promised me only yesterday he's waited the whole winter he can't do
00:39:31this at the 11th hour he sent you this tell him doesn't matter I got to my room please and find some
00:39:46equipment Mark Carell it's in the corner with mine and give it to him and ask Mr. Sire to come and see
00:39:51me will you I'll be waiting in his room we're back to Carell you're going back to broil now it'll soon be dark I
00:40:06must you'll break your neck or someone will break it in any case you want me Mr. Wimper yes the guides two
00:40:12drogue warriors are they free I'm afraid not sir I've just arranged them to guide Mr. Hudson excuse me
00:40:19sir is anything wrong yes Carell let me down 24 hours notice disastrous if I might just uh why not
00:40:26approach the Padre and Lord Douglas and go together no no no I don't like big parties it's like too long
00:40:31a rope weak somewhere why not Lord Douglas alone sir and take crews he's the best guide in the district
00:40:37yes I know I worked with him I'd rather do that if anyone had told me Carell could play a rotten trick
00:40:46like this I'd have knocked him down
00:40:48no no Tony my father he set off at daybreak he may come home in a moment that just gives us time to say goodbye I'm frightened somebody's locked this cupboard and taken the key and your eyes fix it
00:40:58never mind my old one's in Zermatt I'd rather use that supposing my father's found it I'll lend it to him to lead Giordano's path
00:41:05if I believe she does won't you wish me luck
00:41:10I'll lend it to him to lead Giordano's path
00:41:13I'll lend it to him to lead Giordano's path
00:41:17if I believe she does
00:41:19won't you wish me luck
00:41:22I'll be with you Tony every step you take
00:41:29I'll be with you Tony every step you take
00:41:32bye
00:41:35bye my dear
00:41:37bye
00:41:39bye
00:41:41bye
00:41:43bye
00:41:45bye
00:41:47bye
00:41:48bye
00:41:49bye
00:41:50bye
00:41:51bye
00:41:52bye
00:42:01well if he's gone what do you expect me to do
00:42:02he's not gone I tell you
00:42:04I saw him hanging around far space when I was coming
00:42:06you better intercept him unless you want the rest of them to set about him
00:42:09my son's fit match for the three men in this village
00:42:11I'd better go
00:42:22you're not going to Zermatt, Tonyo
00:42:41I must
00:42:42Wimper's relying on me
00:42:43go back home
00:42:44go back home
00:42:45I can't
00:42:46I've given my promise
00:42:47listen I brought you into this world
00:42:48I taught you your first steps on this soil
00:42:50I taught you to obey me
00:42:51go home
00:42:52you taught me something more mother
00:42:53to keep my word
00:42:54haven't you tried me enough
00:42:55do you want me to forget that you're my son
00:42:57do you want me to turn
00:42:58you want me to turn
00:42:59you
00:43:00you can't talk to your mother
00:43:01all right do as I tell you a minute
00:43:02come home
00:43:03I'll take it off there
00:43:05a fever she's got him
00:43:08an example to the mothers of Italy
00:43:16yes if look arrives in time
00:43:17who
00:43:18ah Carrello your mother's been able to persuade you
00:43:27I'm overjoyed
00:43:29what do you want here
00:43:31this doesn't concern you
00:43:37it's between my mother and me
00:43:39it concerns all of us
00:43:41don't tell me there's any doubt about your being able to come over to us
00:43:44it's Neil Giordano
00:43:46can't you understand that a poor man like me has nothing but his honesty
00:43:50what makes you so sure the Englishman will keep his word
00:43:52we have information
00:43:53Wimper's going up with an old British party
00:43:55everything's ready
00:43:56bearers, mules, equipment
00:43:57say the word and we can start immediately
00:44:00I've said my last word
00:44:03where have you been?
00:44:15what's happened?
00:44:16where did you get my equipment?
00:44:17Wimper sent it
00:44:18he's going up with his English friends
00:44:19who says so?
00:44:20told me himself
00:44:21told me himself
00:44:22everybody there knows it
00:44:32Wimper with his old party
00:44:33there you are, what did we tell you?
00:44:39I'm with you
00:44:40Karelli is coming with us
00:44:47up with the mark Mr Hudson
00:44:51look here Wimper
00:44:52why not drop this rivalry
00:44:55as far as I'm concerned there's no rivalry
00:44:57I have a theory
00:44:58and I'm out to test
00:44:59we have four Englishman of the same ambition
00:45:01up against a big Italian organization
00:45:03well equipped and well led
00:45:05why don't we join our weak forces
00:45:07And try and meet them on a more equal footing.
00:45:09They may have got a start on us already.
00:45:11We all know Mr. Crowes is one of the finest climbers in Europe.
00:45:14And we've got Peter Togbaugh and his son,
00:45:16the two most experienced guides of the district.
00:45:18What with yourself, from North France's, Mr. Haddow here,
00:45:22we'd make a strong team.
00:45:24Mr. Haddow's very young.
00:45:25Mr. Haddow's done Montblanc in less time than most people.
00:45:28Yes, but this isn't Montblanc.
00:45:30I'll answer for Mr. Haddow.
00:45:32What do you say?
00:45:34I've lost one friend.
00:45:36I'm glad to make another.
00:45:37I'm glad to make another.
00:46:07I'm glad to make another.
00:46:14Hmm.
00:46:16The.
00:46:37Up is ready.
00:46:42Come on, out from behind those whiskers.
00:46:45Good morning.
00:46:46Good morning.
00:46:54Breakfast is served, my lord.
00:47:03Come on, show a leg.
00:47:05I feel rotten.
00:47:12You'll feel better with us.
00:47:13I, Joe.
00:47:17Cook breakfast, boys.
00:47:22We don't want Carell to steal a march on us.
00:47:35We'll see you next time.
00:47:36We go to the next party.
00:47:37We'll see you next time, Joe.
00:47:38Bye-bye.
00:47:39You, the good guy, Joe.
00:47:45And we'll see you next time.
00:47:51This is a thriller, Jack.
00:47:54And we'll see you next time.
00:47:56Here we go.
00:47:57I will see you next time.
00:47:58You're right.
00:48:02This way?
00:48:15No.
00:48:16That way.
00:48:17Right.
00:48:32Isn't there someone on top there, Crows?
00:48:41No one, Monsieur.
00:48:43No one.
00:48:44Are you sure?
00:48:46Trust my eyes, Monsieur.
00:49:02Help!
00:49:18I can't hold on.
00:49:21Jerry!
00:49:23Oh.
00:49:24Oh.
00:49:25Oh.
00:49:26Oh.
00:49:27Oh.
00:49:28Oh.
00:49:29Oh.
00:49:50Courage, no, no.
00:49:51Come on.
00:49:52I'm out of practice, Karel.
00:49:54You must go on.
00:49:55Allow me.
00:49:56I'm sorry.
00:49:57It was my life's ambition,
00:49:58but I can only hold you back.
00:50:00You climb it for Italy.
00:50:02That's all that matters.
00:50:04Good luck.
00:50:22I'm sorry.
00:50:23Vic.
00:50:24Are you all right, Bart?
00:50:34Yes.
00:50:35Are you all right, boy?
00:50:46Yes.
00:51:05Oh, my God.
00:51:35Oh, my God.
00:52:05Look out!
00:52:25Look out!
00:52:55How high are we now?
00:53:0313,000 feet, I should say.
00:53:04Look out!
00:53:24You're hurt?
00:53:37My head.
00:53:39You?
00:53:40Well, I won't.
00:53:42You?
00:53:43Why?
00:53:44Go on, I say!
00:53:46You can't stay here!
00:53:47Go on, hurry!
00:53:48Hurry, get on!
00:54:07Come on, my boy!
00:54:14Take it easy.
00:54:18That's right.
00:54:23I'll be right there.
00:54:24Come on, come on!
00:54:33Come on!
00:54:35Come on!
00:54:36Come on!
00:54:37Come on!
00:54:37This may cost us to submit.
00:54:56Can't go any further.
00:54:58We must go back.
00:54:59What?
00:55:00Turn back?
00:55:01Get the rope.
00:55:02Come on.
00:55:07Come on.
00:55:37Come on.
00:56:07Come on.
00:56:09Come on.
00:56:11Come on.
00:56:15Come on.
00:56:17What happened?
00:56:31What happened? This one will stop?
00:56:33Yes!
00:56:49Close three ones!
00:57:01We're standing on the peak close to realize what that means.
00:57:04We're the first men who've ever been here since the world began.
00:57:09We must have a flag! Who's got a flag?
00:57:11Here's a flag! Here's a flag!
00:57:22It was on the top!
00:57:24Who made the rope that got in there?
00:57:26I did!
00:57:31Can I see your husband, Madam Crows?
00:57:40I can see the flag!
00:57:41That's not the flag, it's your husband's shirt!
00:57:44If he dares to come without a shirt, I'll give him this!
00:57:52My good friends!
00:57:54You, Wimper, Crows and all of you!
00:57:58God has blessed our enterprise.
00:58:01Let us thank you!
00:58:03Let us thank you.
00:58:28Look, there's the Italian party.
00:58:30Where?
00:58:31Where?
00:59:01Where?
00:59:02Where?
00:59:03Where?
00:59:04Where?
00:59:05Where?
00:59:06Where?
00:59:07Where?
00:59:08Where?
00:59:09Where?
00:59:10Where?
00:59:11Where?
00:59:12Where?
00:59:13Where?
00:59:14Where?
00:59:15Where?
00:59:16Where?
00:59:17Where?
00:59:18Where?
00:59:19Where?
00:59:20Where?
00:59:21Where?
00:59:22Where?
00:59:23Where?
00:59:24Where?
00:59:25Where?
00:59:26Where?
00:59:27Where?
00:59:28Where?
00:59:29Where?
00:59:30Where?
00:59:31Where?
00:59:32Where?
00:59:33Where?
00:59:34Where?
00:59:35Where?
00:59:36Where?
00:59:37Where?
00:59:38Where?
00:59:39Where?
00:59:40Where?
00:59:41Where?
00:59:42Where?
00:59:43Where?
00:59:44Where?
00:59:45Where?
00:59:46Where?
00:59:47Where?
00:59:48Where?
00:59:49Where?
00:59:50Where?
00:59:51Where?
00:59:52The Reverend Charles Hudson, Mr. Haddow, Lord Francis Douglas, Peter Torgwalder, Peter Torgwalder,
01:00:01his son, Crows, and myself.
01:00:09That's everyone.
01:00:13The world mustn't forget.
01:00:20This will be the order of descent.
01:00:23Crows, you go first.
01:00:26Then Haddow.
01:00:28Then you, Mr. Hudson, you next, Douglas, followed by myself, and the two Torgwalers, fast.
01:00:46Now listen.
01:00:47Take no risks.
01:00:49It's as dangerous going down as the climb up.
01:00:51Perhaps more dangerous.
01:00:53Right.
01:00:58The End
01:00:59The End
01:01:00The End
01:01:01The End
01:01:03The End
01:01:04The End
01:01:05The End
01:01:06The End
01:01:07The End
01:01:08The End
01:01:10You're on the boat, all right?
01:01:40You're on the boat, all right?
01:02:10You're on the boat, all right?
01:02:40You're on the boat!
01:03:10You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:40You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:41You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:42You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:43You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:44You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:45You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:46You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:47You're on the boat.
01:03:48You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:49You're on the boat.
01:03:50You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:51You're on the boat.
01:03:52You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:53You're on the boat.
01:03:54You're on the boat.
01:03:55You're on the boat, all right?
01:03:56You're on the boat, you're on the boat.
01:03:57Now, quickly, quickly. Someone must get a mule and go to Brieg and send a telegram to the newspapers.
01:04:02They must be informed at once that Wilbur has reached the summit.
01:04:05From now on it will be called Zermatterhorn. Get wine and we will chisel it.
01:04:09It shall be so known forever and ever.
01:04:12Alexander. Come out, please.
01:04:20What is it?
01:04:22Come out, please.
01:04:27Let's go.
01:04:48Stupid.
01:04:52I've come back.
01:04:54Two guides.
01:04:56Two?
01:04:58We must get men to go and bring down the bodies.
01:05:01Mr. Wimper!
01:05:03Mr. Wimper!
01:05:05Where is my husband?
01:05:07It's not true, is it?
01:05:10I thought I'd make him say it isn't true.
01:05:14I'm afraid it is, Madam Cruz.
01:05:16Where is he, sir?
01:05:19When did it happen?
01:05:20It's afternoon.
01:05:21During a descent.
01:05:22Give him back.
01:05:23I don't want him back.
01:05:24If only I could.
01:05:25You were the leader.
01:05:26You are responsible.
01:05:27I couldn't help it.
01:05:28The rope broke.
01:05:29The rope broke.
01:05:30The rope broke.
01:05:31The rope broke.
01:05:32The rope broke.
01:05:33The rope broke.
01:05:34The rope broke.
01:05:35The rope broke.
01:05:36The rope broke.
01:05:37The rope broke.
01:05:38The rope broke.
01:05:39The rope broke.
01:05:40The rope broke.
01:05:41The rope broke.
01:05:42The rope broke! The rotten rope!
01:05:48Miley! Miley!
01:05:57Open!
01:06:03You killed him! If it hadn't been for you!
01:06:06What are you talking about?
01:06:07This! This rotten rope has killed my husband!
01:06:11My rope's the best in Zermatt!
01:06:13Your rope broke!
01:06:14My ropes have never broken! Never!
01:06:17Where is the rope?
01:06:18Gone! They threw it away!
01:06:20Why? I know why!
01:06:22Have you ever known my ropes to break?
01:06:24My ropes don't break! If that rope parted, somebody cut it!
01:06:37Did Wimper cut the rope?
01:06:40What do you say?
01:06:43Did he?
01:06:45Kill his friends and save his skin?
01:06:51I'm not interested!
01:06:52Pity they can't hang him for it!
01:06:55Why don't they?
01:06:56Because Lord Douglas' body has not been found!
01:06:58And Wimper threw away his end of the rope!
01:07:01So there's no proof!
01:07:03Because the judge can't climb the peak and find the rope!
01:07:08No!
01:07:11I can!
01:07:12I can!
01:07:30Antonio! Wait!
01:07:31What do we want? I must go on!
01:07:39Where are you going?
01:07:40To the Zermatt!
01:07:41Take me with you, Antonio!
01:07:42It's impossible!
01:07:43I have business there! Urgent business!
01:07:46What business?
01:07:48There is something I must do alone!
01:07:50You're not going to the Zermatt!
01:07:51You're going to the mountain, aren't you?
01:07:53Aren't you?
01:07:54Yes!
01:07:55Why? In the name of heaven, why?
01:07:57There is something I must find!
01:08:03The rope!
01:08:04Let me go, Felicita!
01:08:05You'll never find it!
01:08:06Why risk your life on such a little thing?
01:08:09It's not a little thing!
01:08:11Wimper cut the rope!
01:08:12And I'm going to prove it!
01:08:14Does that mean more to you than I do?
01:08:16You mean everything!
01:08:18I love you!
01:08:19If I could have come back as a man who'd won his fight,
01:08:21I would have told you so long ago!
01:08:22But why didn't you?
01:08:23Why tell me now when I may never see you again?
01:08:25Your father called me a waster!
01:08:28It's true!
01:08:29I've wasted all my strength on that mountain field!
01:08:32It's a bitter thought!
01:08:35I believe in you!
01:08:37Always!
01:08:39Then believe in me still!
01:08:41Tomorrow, if I have finished my job, I will come back for you!
01:08:45Can you wait for me?
01:08:56I must go!
01:08:57Maybe too late!
01:08:58Bye, Felicitas!
01:09:25Tomorrow, then, it'll all be settled!
01:09:26I feel like a prisoner!
01:09:27I want to go back to answer all these lies they're printing!
01:09:28Can't you do that best by appearing before this inquiry?
01:09:29Maybe, but I feel so tied up here, so helpless!
01:09:30It's very distressing!
01:09:31Why on earth did I throw the rope away?
01:09:32Have they sent anyone to try and recover it?
01:09:33I'm sorry, sir, but the temper of the village is dead!
01:09:34I'm sorry, sir!
01:09:35I'm sorry, sir!
01:09:36But the temper of the village is dead!
01:09:37I'm sorry!
01:09:38I'm sorry!
01:09:39I'm sorry!
01:09:40I'm sorry!
01:09:41I'm sorry!
01:09:42I'm sorry!
01:09:43I'm sorry!
01:09:44I'm sorry!
01:09:45I must ask you to keep order!
01:09:46I'll go back to answer all these lies they're printing!
01:09:47Can't you do that best by appearing before this inquiry?
01:09:49Maybe, but I feel so tied up here, so helpless!
01:09:52It's very distressing!
01:09:53Why on earth did I throw the rope away?
01:09:56Have they sent anyone to try and recover it?
01:09:58I'm sorry, sir, but the temper of the villagers is against you!
01:10:00No one seems inclined to help!
01:10:05Find me one guide and I've got myself!
01:10:07Well, I've tried, sir, but since that dreadful catastrophe,
01:10:10there is not one man with courage left to face it!
01:10:12I must ask you to keep order!
01:10:15This inquiry has been called to investigate the death of four men!
01:10:20Why an inquiry?
01:10:21We know where they lost their lives!
01:10:22We know who cut the rope!
01:10:23He killed my husband!
01:10:25Mr. Wilford killed my husband!
01:10:27Please, I must ask you to control yourself!
01:10:31Yes!
01:10:32Sir, before these proceedings begin,
01:10:36I insist that every effort be made to recover the rope.
01:10:39It is the most essential evidence to this inquiry.
01:10:41You could have brought it back yourself!
01:10:43Why didn't you throw it away?
01:10:44Answer that!
01:10:45Quiet!
01:10:46Quiet!
01:10:47Unless you allow me to question the witnesses without interrupting,
01:10:50I shall have to clear the rope!
01:10:52Mr. Wimper, please!
01:10:53Mr. Wimper, please!
01:10:54Mr. Wimper, please!
01:10:56Quiet!
01:10:57Quiet!
01:10:58Quiet!
01:10:59Quiet!
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01:11:38I regret the pain that these unfounded rumours must have caused you, Herr Wimper.
01:11:59And I am glad to declare there is no evidence that the unfortunate men did not lose their
01:12:04lives through the accidental breaking of the rope.
01:12:08Is that accidental?
01:12:09He cut it!
01:12:10Wimper's guilty!
01:12:11If this court won't punish him, we will!
01:12:13I must come back to his hotel now, Herr Wimper.
01:12:16Please, pack leaves are mad quickly.
01:12:27Yes, yes, that's why I came up, to tell you.
01:12:30I was afraid to hide it any longer.
01:12:32But what made you do it?
01:12:33Your father.
01:12:34He said if I took the ice pick and asked for the equipment, Wimper would let Tony alone.
01:12:39And then Tony could come up with us.
01:12:40And then everyone would be satisfied.
01:12:46Look, are you telling me the truth?
01:12:48Oh, I am, I am.
01:12:49I don't often I know, but I am now.
01:12:51But why didn't you tell him afterwards?
01:12:53I daren't.
01:12:54You tell him.
01:12:55He wouldn't blame you, but if he finds out I made all this mischief, he'll...
01:12:58I think he does.
01:12:59Thank God you're here.
01:13:04It's no use going to turmoil.
01:13:07Wimper didn't cut the rope.
01:13:09It was broken.
01:13:11Then you must take it down now, at once.
01:13:14Why should I help him?
01:13:16If I do nothing, there's no proof.
01:13:19Tony, he's honest.
01:13:21Honest as you are.
01:13:22He's a cheat.
01:13:23A cheat and a liar.
01:13:24He's tricked me, cheated me and robbed me of everything.
01:13:27No, no, you're wrong.
01:13:28All wrong.
01:13:29Wimper's your friend.
01:13:30He's innocent.
01:13:31You can't let him be disgraced.
01:13:33Tell him, look, tell him.
01:13:35Don't be a coward.
01:13:36Tell him.
01:13:37What have you to tell me?
01:13:39Try and hold them here.
01:13:42Jack!
01:13:43Jack!
01:13:44Where's Wimper?
01:13:45He's not here.
01:13:46You're hiding him.
01:13:48Are you the man that says Wimper cut the rope?
01:13:50It's true.
01:13:51My rope don't break.
01:13:52It's not your rope.
01:13:53Who are you?
01:13:54What right have you to have?
01:13:55Never mind.
01:13:56It's not your rope.
01:13:57Give up!
01:13:58It's not your rope.
01:13:59Give up!
01:14:00It's not your rope.
01:14:01It's not your rope.
01:14:02Who are you?
01:14:03What right have you to have?
01:14:04Never mind.
01:14:05It's not your rope.
01:14:06Give up!
01:14:07Give up!
01:14:08Give up!
01:14:09No, Tony, don't.
01:14:10Answer.
01:14:11All right.
01:14:12Is that yours?
01:14:13Yes.
01:14:14Yes.
01:14:15It's my rope.
01:14:16Come on.
01:14:17Come with me.
01:14:18Four men were killed because of him.
01:14:19No, they were killed because of him.
01:14:21Tell Silo we want Wimper.
01:14:23And if he doesn't try him out, do you know what we're going to do?
01:14:28Silo, take those things down.
01:14:30I'm not running away.
01:14:31Why should I?
01:14:32I'm not guilty.
01:14:33But they'll kill you, Mr. Wimper.
01:14:34Me too.
01:14:35Silo, having your property wrecked because of me.
01:14:37Let me talk to them.
01:14:43Go!
01:14:44Where they are waiting for!
01:14:45Yeah!
01:14:46Get out of here, you fools!
01:14:50We didn't cut the rope!
01:14:52No one cut the rope!
01:14:54The rope broke!
01:14:56Charleston Rockford, we'll believe you!
01:14:58Yeah!
01:15:00Let's go!
01:15:02Let's go!
01:15:04Get out of here, you fools!
01:15:06We didn't cut the rope!
01:15:08No one cut the rope!
01:15:10The rope broke!
01:15:12Charleston Rockford, we'll believe you!
01:15:14There's the rope!
01:15:16There's the rope!
01:15:18And here's the man who made it!
01:15:20Take a look at them both!
01:15:22Thank you, Pharrell.
01:15:24That's the second time you saved my life.
01:15:26I didn't save it.
01:15:28She did.
01:15:30What nonsense. I did nothing.
01:15:32Only told him the truth.
01:15:34It's because of you I'm here.
01:15:36And just in time, too.
01:15:38What now are you both talking about?
01:15:40Tell him, Felicitas.
01:15:42You can't make ropes out of steel.
01:15:44Rotten! Like the man that made it!
01:15:46Felicitas, you're a darling!
01:15:48May I?
01:15:50Yes, yes, go on.
01:15:52I'm proud of her.
01:15:54I'm proud of both my friends.
01:15:56I've only one regret.
01:15:58You and I didn't shake hands on the summit.
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