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Fogg and his French manservant Passepartout face many obstacles. The boat to France is waiting for actress Sarah Bernhardt, there is in a chaotic state after the fall of Napoleon III and deadly Thuggee cult awaits in India. Starring: Pierce Brosnan, Eric Idle, Julia Nickson, Ian McNeice, Peter Ustinov.
Fogg and his French manservant Passepartout face many obstacles. The boat to France is waiting for actress Sarah Bernhardt, there is in a chaotic state after the fall of Napoleon III and deadly Thuggee cult awaits in India. Starring: Pierce Brosnan, Eric Idle, Julia Nickson, Ian McNeice, Peter Ustinov.
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00:04:59Today being Tuesday, he will take the white fish with Redding's horse...
00:05:03Yes, sir...
00:05:03And a rhubarb and gooseberry tart with just a morsel of Cheshire cheese...
00:05:08I'll see you...
00:05:09I'll see you...
00:05:09I'll see to it instantly, sir...
00:05:10I'll see to it instantly, sir...
00:05:12Go!
00:05:14Go!
00:05:14Go!
00:05:14Go!
00:05:14Good day, sir...
00:05:21Good day, Mr. Fox, sir...
00:05:22Good day, Mr. Fox, sir...
00:05:24Good day, sir...
00:05:32Good day, sir...
00:05:32Good day, Mr. Fox, sir...
00:05:32The white fish is excellent this morning, sir...
00:05:45A little less of a little bit...
00:05:46A little less of a little bit...
00:05:46A little less of a sauce...
00:05:47A little less of a sauce...
00:05:47Yes, sir...
00:05:48Well, go on...
00:05:51Go on!
00:05:52Then what happened?
00:05:53The banknotes were tied together on my desk...
00:05:56I turned my back for a second...
00:05:59You turned your back?
00:06:00Gone.
00:06:02The banknotes were gone.
00:06:03Have you any idea what he looked like?
00:06:05Well, you...
00:06:07Well, he was dressed like a gentleman.
00:06:12Very well.
00:06:17McBaines.
00:06:18I want every clerk who was on the floor at the time of the robbery to be questioned.
00:06:24Yes, sir.
00:06:24And I shall inform Scotland Yard.
00:06:26Scotland Yard?
00:06:27Oh, nincompoops!
00:06:28Do you expect me to rely on them?
00:06:31No, sir.
00:06:32We'll hire our own people.
00:06:35Yes, sir.
00:06:35Mark my words.
00:06:36This is the most dreadful scandal.
00:06:39I want the thief brought to justice before the week is out.
00:06:43Understand?
00:06:44Oh, completely, sir.
00:06:45Oh, completely?
00:06:46One minute to six.
00:06:59Thank you, sir.
00:07:00Slow and man.
00:07:00He'll be here.
00:07:01On the dot.
00:07:03Tell me, what does Fogg do exactly?
00:07:05We don't really know.
00:07:06Certainly not public employment.
00:07:08I believe he has travelled abroad considerably.
00:07:10He seems well acquainted with various parts of the world.
00:07:14One thing for certain about Fogg, he'll do tomorrow precisely what he's done today.
00:07:24Gentlemen.
00:07:26I believe it's six o'clock.
00:07:28Shall we begin?
00:07:28Oh, good evening.
00:07:50On Friday last, as you may recall, you woke me at seven minutes past eight.
00:07:54On Sunday, the morning tea was tepid.
00:07:58This morning, as you will doubtless recall, the bath temperature was not satisfactory.
00:08:03Therefore, after serious consideration, I regret to inform you that you were discharged
00:08:08as of tomorrow morning at nine o'clock precisely.
00:08:11Oh, sir.
00:08:12Some things, Forster, one simply cannot forgive.
00:08:18You will, of course, be given two weeks severance pay.
00:08:22Oh, you're very generous, sir.
00:08:24Don't mention it, Forster.
00:08:26Don't mention it.
00:08:54Oh, sir.
00:09:03Oh, sir.
00:09:04Monsieur, allow me to introduce myself. Jean Passepartout at your service.
00:09:11Yes. Well, what do you want?
00:09:14Sir, I am here to apply for the position of manservant.
00:09:19French?
00:09:21Oui.
00:09:23Hmm. Well, we shall see.
00:09:26You've worked as a gentleman's gentleman before?
00:09:34Here are my credentials, Monsieur.
00:09:37Single, I trust?
00:09:39I am.
00:09:41Previous employer?
00:09:43Napoleon III.
00:09:46I served him faithfully, Monsieur, in the imperial household
00:09:51before the fall of the Second Empire.
00:09:54Hmm. Did you indeed?
00:09:57How I do admire your English monarchy here, Monsieur.
00:10:01Long live England.
00:10:03Ah, yes. Well, I am not Napoleon III,
00:10:08but one does have certain basic requirements in one's household that...
00:10:12Oh, I know. I know.
00:10:14I want nothing more than to serve a quiet gentleman
00:10:17of strict but temperate habit in peaceful surroundings.
00:10:22I adore the tranquil life.
00:10:28Allow me to ask, um, what time do you make it?
00:10:34It is, Monsieur, precisely ten o'clock.
00:10:37You are in my employ, Paspartout, as of this moment.
00:10:50Oh, merci, Monsieur.
00:11:01Here is a list of your duties.
00:11:03And, by the way, your watch is one minute fast.
00:11:22You.
00:11:23Mr. Fix, sir.
00:11:24Detective Fix, if you don't mind, sir.
00:11:26Detective Fix, sir.
00:11:31Detective Fix, sir.
00:11:32Detective the Fix, sir, have you been briefed?
00:11:47I have, sir, and I flatter myself that I'm well acquainted with the devious workings of the criminal mind.
00:11:53If I am to be entrusted with this appointment, I'd certainly be prepared to go to the ends of the earth
00:12:00in order to apprehend this rogue.
00:12:04Brindisi.
00:12:05Yeah.
00:12:07Sir?
00:12:08I'm sending detectives to every major port in Europe and the British Isles.
00:12:14You will be here, Italy.
00:12:17Italy?
00:12:17To keep a constant watch on all passengers who arrive and depart.
00:12:21I welcome the challenge, sir.
00:12:24I have a working knowledge of the lingo, smattering.
00:12:26Two thousand pounds to the man who brings him in?
00:12:30Two thousand pounds?
00:12:31Oh, well, that'll be all fixed.
00:12:34You can count on me, sir.
00:12:46Disgrace to Queen and Empire.
00:12:47I get overexcited.
00:12:48We can get the money back.
00:12:50What do you mean, get it back?
00:12:52Where from?
00:12:53The fellow who steals from the Bank of England isn't likely to get himself caught.
00:12:57You don't have to pletcher me.
00:12:59I'm the forgetter, director of the Bank of England.
00:13:03I'll tell you this.
00:13:05The robber's a gentleman.
00:13:07You call somebody who steals 55,000 pounds a gentleman.
00:13:12Gentlemen, please.
00:13:14Can we get on with it?
00:13:16Your trick, Mr. Ralph, if I may say so.
00:13:18Oh, sorry.
00:13:18Well, he must be a pretty shrewd man, this thief.
00:13:24Personally, I'm all in favor of his chances.
00:13:27Oh, I don't know.
00:13:29I don't think there's a country on earth that does it say for him.
00:13:32Oh, I think the world's big enough.
00:13:36It was.
00:13:37Oh, did you say something, Bob?
00:13:39It was once.
00:13:40Can we play, gentlemen?
00:13:42Once.
00:13:44It was once.
00:13:45Do you think the world's getting smaller?
00:13:48He's right, you know.
00:13:49A person today could go completely around the world in a matter of six months.
00:13:53Eighty days.
00:13:56I beg your pardon?
00:13:57In 80 days.
00:13:58Oh, God, now, Fogg, you must be joking.
00:14:01We all know there are great improvements in the railways and the steamships,
00:14:04but what about shipwrecks and storms and railway disasters and so on and so forth?
00:14:12Included.
00:14:13Sir, or theoretically, I suppose it's possible, but on a practical basis, not a chance.
00:14:19Eighty days.
00:14:21Wrong, sir.
00:14:23Impossible.
00:14:24Eighty.
00:14:26Very well.
00:14:28All right.
00:14:28I would be willing, for my own part, to wager 10,000 pounds, that such a journey cannot possibly be made in that time.
00:14:41Then you would lose, sir.
00:14:43The devil I would.
00:14:45If you think it's possible, I defy you to do it, sir.
00:14:50Are you suggesting, Mr. Stewart, that I should journey around the world in 80 days?
00:14:56I am, sir.
00:14:57Be advised, then, sir, that I should like nothing better.
00:15:02Gentlemen, this is really absurd.
00:15:05Now, shall we go on with the game?
00:15:07Well, my dear Stewart, can't you see?
00:15:08This has all just been a bit of amusement.
00:15:11It doesn't really mean it.
00:15:12But I do.
00:15:14Good.
00:15:16At the moment, I have a deposit of, um, 30,000 pounds at Baring's Bank.
00:15:23I'm quite willing to risk the entire amount.
00:15:2530,000.
00:15:27Good heavens.
00:15:29Why, dear fellow, you could lose the whole lot just by some unforeseen delay.
00:15:33Mr. Flanagan, the unforeseen does not exist.
00:15:36Well, think of it, sir.
00:15:37You would be jumping from train to steamer to God knows what until you collapse.
00:15:45No, let's put an end to this right now.
00:15:47It's a very poor joke.
00:15:49A true Englishman, sir, never jests about anything so serious as a wager.
00:15:54If there's anyone else here who lacks my confidence, then please speak up.
00:15:5780 days.
00:15:591,920 hours, or 115,200 minutes.
00:16:03By heavens.
00:16:05Or less.
00:16:06I will match Stuart's wager, Fogg.
00:16:11Ten thousand pounds.
00:16:14And I.
00:16:17Very well, then.
00:16:19Now, do you think we can carry on?
00:16:22When do you intend to leave?
00:16:23The train to Dover leaves Charing Cross every evening at nine o'clock.
00:16:27You can go this evening?
00:16:29Of course.
00:16:30And I shall return to this very room at nine o'clock in 80 days, or less.
00:16:34My check drawn from Baring's Bank will remain here while I'm gone.
00:16:38Look here, Fogg.
00:16:39We don't wish to take advantage, but we're quite willing to suspend this game right now while you go away and make your preparations for the journey.
00:16:50Suspend the game?
00:16:51What on earth for?
00:16:56May I remind you, gentlemen, diamonds are trumps.
00:17:00Be so good as to play.
00:17:01Come on.
00:17:02Let's go.
00:17:04Oh.
00:17:09Okay.
00:17:09Oh, my God.
00:17:39prepare to leave the house leave monsieur at once
00:17:58forgive me monsieur but did you say leave within 20 minutes
00:18:09are you taking a trip monsieur we are taking the train to dover dover and around the world
00:18:23the world around the world monsieur in 80 days or less uh and then monsieur are we taking any
00:18:33trunks no trunks only this carpet bag two shirts two trousers three pairs of stockings for me
00:18:39the same for you we shall purchase whatever we need on route I trust you have stout shoes
00:18:44we may do a little walking as we leave in 19 minutes I suggest you pack at once
00:18:49I'm ready monsieur
00:19:09take 20 000 pounds with this
00:19:13no
00:19:17we may as well take a whole lot
00:19:20take very good care of this
00:19:23oh it got it with my life
00:19:27with you
00:19:34oh
00:19:36oh
00:19:38oh
00:19:40oh
00:19:42oh
00:19:44oh
00:20:16Come on!
00:20:46Come on!
00:21:08Sir, her name is Phileas Fogg, and this is my man past platoon.
00:21:12I demand to know why we're not leaving.
00:21:15For 28 years, I've been crossing this channel.
00:21:19Only once in my entire life has there been just one ray of sunshine.
00:21:25And you dare to ask me to put her ashore?
00:21:28Never!
00:21:29No!
00:21:30I tell you, I will not disturb her. Not under any circumstances.
00:21:35May I inquire?
00:21:36I kept her identity a secret from all the other passengers on board.
00:21:41That was her wish.
00:21:43Your passengers from Calais have left the ship.
00:21:46Monsieur, surely you can tell us.
00:21:49Yes!
00:21:50I do not believe it!
00:21:51I scotten her myself to our finest stadium, La Celeste.
00:22:05She's going to remain there until she wishes to leave.
00:22:09And then?
00:22:10The port director would have a word with you.
00:22:12Patience, Monsieur Phogg.
00:22:13We will leave.
00:22:15If not today, tomorrow.
00:22:18I take it this woman is someone of importance.
00:22:29Is it possible, Monsieur, that you have never heard of her?
00:22:35The great Sarah Bernhardt?
00:22:37Bernhardt?
00:22:38The opera?
00:22:39The theater, Monsieur.
00:22:40The greatest actress of our time.
00:22:41Of anyone's time.
00:22:42The divine Sarah Bernhardt.
00:22:43She is French, of course.
00:22:44Let's just see if we can't budge her, eh?
00:22:46Budge?
00:22:47Budge her, Monsieur?
00:22:48Monsieur, no!
00:22:49Not that.
00:22:50No!
00:22:51I'll take it, Monsieur.
00:22:52No!
00:22:53Now, I'll take it, Monsieur.
00:22:54I'll take it, Monsieur.
00:22:55I'll take it, Monsieur.
00:22:56I'll take it, Monsieur.
00:22:57The divine, Sarah Bernhardt.
00:22:58She is French, of course.
00:23:00Let's just see if we can't budge her, eh?
00:23:01Budge?
00:23:03Budge her, Monsieur?
00:23:05Monsieur!
00:23:06Monsieur!
00:23:07No!
00:23:08I'll take it, Monsieur!
00:23:11I beg you, Monsieur!
00:23:16Do not disturb her. No.
00:23:18Oh, here we are.
00:23:21As a Frenchman, I cannot allow you.
00:23:25Don't be ridiculous.
00:23:26As a human being, jamais de la vie.
00:23:30Prospect.
00:23:32I am loath to remind you, but you are in my employ.
00:23:35And as long as you remain, sir, you will do what's required.
00:23:37Stand aside.
00:23:46Oh, dear.
00:24:11She's taking a bath.
00:24:13We must leave at once.
00:24:15Nonsense.
00:24:15Roulez-moi pour Ă l'aventure.
00:24:16Hello.
00:24:22Bonjour.
00:24:25Monsieur, s'il vous plaît, la serviette.
00:24:35Vous êtes très aimable.
00:24:38Vous ĂŞtes en vain, n'est-ce pas?
00:24:40Oui, that is, yes, I am English,
00:24:44if that's what you're asking.
00:24:46Oh, beastly.
00:24:47You have no idea how beastly it is in Paris at this moment.
00:24:51A civil insurrection.
00:24:53They call it the Commune de Paris.
00:24:56I call them communards.
00:24:57Oh, it's so sad.
00:24:58Oh, it's so sad.
00:24:58I'm exhausted.
00:25:01Be that as it may, madam, I should appreciate very much your leaving the ship at once.
00:25:05Me?
00:25:06There's a carriage waiting for you on the dock.
00:25:09But of course.
00:25:09Monsieur, you will be so kind as to pour for me one glass of wine.
00:25:25You intend to enter France at a time like this, monsieur?
00:25:45My time is of the essence, madame.
00:25:48Monsieur, make yourself comfortable.
00:25:51We will discuss, madame.
00:25:58You have a very interesting face, monsieur.
00:26:04A little closer.
00:26:07Ah, oui.
00:26:09The eyes, I think.
00:26:12The curve of the lips.
00:26:14Forgive me, madame, but I am obliged to press on.
00:26:21France, monsieur, will always be there.
00:26:25You and I, fate has drawn us together.
00:26:28Let us enjoy a quiet afternoon.
00:26:32The two of us.
00:26:35Terribly sorry.
00:26:35Ah, why must you be so English?
00:26:40What is this obligation that keeps you pressing on?
00:26:45I am going around the world, madame.
00:26:48The world?
00:26:50Indeed.
00:26:52Then you must certainly have all the time in the world.
00:26:56Eighty days.
00:26:58Monsieur?
00:26:58I have made a wager.
00:27:00Eighty days, not a second more.
00:27:01What a dreadful prospect.
00:27:05Perhaps now you may understand my urgency in leaving Dover as quickly as possible.
00:27:10I understand.
00:27:12Nothing, monsieur.
00:27:15Nothing except...
00:27:18Oh, merveilleux.
00:27:20Oh, indeed, curved lips.
00:27:24What a pity.
00:27:28What a waste.
00:27:33I shall never understand the English.
00:27:54Journal.
00:27:57Oh.
00:28:00Von, er...
00:28:01Von, er...
00:28:04I would like to know, if the criminal should turn up here,
00:28:09would the Italian government be prepared to hold him for extradiction?
00:28:13No, signor.
00:28:14I have told you.
00:28:15Oh, it's impossible.
00:28:17You have no complete description of the man.
00:28:19You have nothing.
00:28:20Niente.
00:28:21Not even a part.
00:28:22I know, well.
00:28:24All I want to know is that we'll get your cooperation
00:28:26whenever he arrives in Brindy.
00:28:30You say, Brindy, where we are now.
00:28:33I know, I said that.
00:28:34I will telegraph for the warrior.
00:28:37How do you know he's sharp?
00:28:38Oh, I know.
00:28:40He may be clever, he may be fiendish and clever,
00:28:42but the time will come when he will realise
00:28:46that Detective Fix is always one jumper ahead of him.
00:28:51Where do you think he is, Frank?
00:28:54Frank? Today?
00:28:56No, he'd be mad, wouldn't he?
00:28:58I mean, even the most stupid of bank robbers
00:29:00wouldn't think of crossing France today, you know.
00:29:02One thing's for sure, he's not in France.
00:29:16Monsieur, do you see?
00:29:19What?
00:29:20He's looking at his watch again.
00:29:24He's up to something, I can swear it.
00:29:26He's coming.
00:29:31Deuxième de Poppy.
00:29:36Go, go, go, go!
00:29:38There!
00:29:39This is the Victor Hugo Brigade of the Commune de Paris, and they are commandeering the train.
00:30:09Oh, I see. Yes, quite. Well, shall we go?
00:30:19Gentlemen of the press, please. We have some members in the library who are trying to read. A little respect, please.
00:30:44Now then, I think we've given you all the information that we have at present.
00:30:49Mr. Phileas Fogg, one of our revered members, has undertaken a journey that, well, apparently it has captured the imagination of all London.
00:30:59We have posted the odds for the benefit of our members. As we'll observe, they are currently twenty to one against the gentleman.
00:31:07Where is he now?
00:31:09We have here what we call a fog log.
00:31:14A red line will trace each and every confirmed portion of the trip. We have been confirmed now only to Dover.
00:31:23Gentlemen, we must all agree that Mr. Fogg hasn't a chance. However, if this amazing feat can ever one day be accomplished, then by heaven let it be done by an Englishman.
00:31:40But come on. Step forward. No one's going to bite you.
00:31:47Yes, sir. I understand you have some important information for us.
00:31:53He was there. I saw him. In the bank. When he took the notes.
00:31:59Saw whom?
00:32:00Him. Fogg. The man in the paper.
00:32:04Fogg?
00:32:06Saw his picture in the stamp.
00:32:09Oh, it was him, all right. The one who was going around the world.
00:32:13Julius Fogg? The gentleman from the Reform Club?
00:32:17Himself. I'd swear to it. I thought I'd better tell you.
00:32:21Fogg. Oh, by heaven, sir, it's beginning to pull together.
00:32:26A so-called gentleman takes fifty-five thousand pounds from the Bank of England.
00:32:31And then, on the pretext of a wager, he goes off around the world in order to elude the police.
00:32:37I want a photograph of Fogg sent to every detective in the field.
00:32:42Yeah, at once, sir.
00:32:43Oh, my God, the man's clever.
00:32:45He's probably now looking for some sunny villa in the Mediterranean to spend the rest of his life in luxury.
00:32:52What am I doing? What am I doing here?
00:33:04You should be up here on the right.
00:33:05What?
00:33:06I'm just cooking, son.
00:33:07Cook.
00:33:08Cook.
00:33:09Travel agent.
00:33:10Ah, here we are. Yes.
00:33:13The first sign of evil trouble, and they close their doors.
00:33:28What?
00:33:29I must say, I'm a bit disappointed.
00:33:32Very well.
00:33:34We shall carry on.
00:33:36Where, monsieur?
00:33:38I do not understand, monsieur.
00:33:45We are behind schedule, and we sit here in a cafe.
00:33:49We are here.
00:33:51For purpose.
00:33:52We are?
00:33:53Experience has taught me the most reliable information one can receive in any city always comes from the local bar.
00:33:59Tell them we can afford any transportation available that would get us out of France.
00:34:03Put forth the urgency of it with, um, something for his trouble.
00:34:09I will try, monsieur.
00:34:11Vas-y.
00:34:12Au le drinks sort of beers…
00:34:13Right, sir.
00:34:14Oh, no, no!
00:34:15No!
00:34:16jumps.
00:34:17Two seats…
00:34:18Jesus, yes, yes!
00:34:19This isn't right.
00:34:33Oh, thanks, monsieur.
00:34:34Bonjour!
00:34:35Monsieur.
00:34:36Please sit with me with you.
00:34:37Forgive me, madame.
00:34:39On the one handphone.
00:34:40I'm so beautiful.
00:34:45I think I'll take care of you a lot.
00:34:51Really?
00:34:53Don't you think I'm good enough for you?
00:34:56I'm insulted!
00:35:10Not one franc, sir. Out of the question.
00:35:13So?
00:35:23What's up, monsieur?
00:35:24I am the servant of this gentleman here.
00:35:26May I inquire why you struck him?
00:35:35Sir, I can't help thinking there's some misunderstanding here.
00:35:39Fifty francs! Fifty!
00:35:52Monsieur, I suggest we leave immediately.
00:35:54You spoke to the powermen about our transportation?
00:35:56All right.
00:35:57Very well, then.
00:35:59You should quickly, eh?
00:36:01Thank you, sir.
00:36:03I must say, however,
00:36:05the intel need a great deal to be designed.
00:36:07The mail is here!
00:36:08You must!
00:36:09Oh!
00:36:10Oh!
00:36:11Oh!
00:36:12Oh!
00:36:13Oh!
00:36:15Now this way.
00:36:16In all lasting past due, the French people have been peculiar.
00:36:17Consider the treatment we had in Paris so far.
00:36:18He told us.
00:36:19He told us.
00:36:20Now this way.
00:36:25In all lost interest, the French people have lost a peculiar.
00:36:28Consider the treatment we have in Paris so far.
00:36:31It's hopeless.
00:36:32Homeless.
00:36:32Everything.
00:36:34Did you get the information?
00:36:35Oui.
00:36:36Good. And what did he say?
00:36:37He said there is no way out.
00:36:39I beg your pardon.
00:36:40There is no transportation in or out of the city.
00:36:43Nothing.
00:36:44Nothing, monsieur.
00:36:45Steady.
00:36:46Steady, old chap.
00:36:47Excuse me.
00:36:48Well, we shall simply have to think of something.
00:36:58That's all.
00:36:59She told me, my mad lady.
00:37:01She told me to find nice, quiet employment in a nice, quiet house with a nice, quiet gentleman.
00:37:06I'll get on out.
00:37:34i've got him here look at that that's positive identification you got photographic of the name
00:37:47this time i got him cold he doesn't look very dangerous well they never do do they not the
00:37:56clever ones you know you have to go out and spot them admittedly this can be quite difficult at
00:38:01times but i must say i say this with all due modesty i'm a master of the art
00:38:08i need your assistance please
00:38:27be very careful be very please be very careful he's my servant
00:38:34no i'm not down there it's his head
00:38:57forgive me monsieur um no parlez vous francais i'm afraid my english is not very good but uh
00:39:19we try are you a physician i'm not practicing a physician no but uh i'm in medical research
00:39:30a bullet grazed his head will he be all right a mild concussion nothing very serious i would think
00:39:38uh what brings you to paris then simply on route oh around the world a circumference of the globe in
00:39:4980 days 80 days or less i must even monsieur yes i admit that we seem to be getting off to a most
00:39:58irregular start in your country why would anyone even attend such a thing a wager sir and my word
00:40:06of honor a wager monsieur is a matter of money that's all but i do fear for your honor
00:40:11monsieur do you believe in fate
00:40:16no i can't really say i do why i may be the instrument of your deliverance
00:40:23forgive me um could you be a little more precise
00:40:27a colleague of mine a man of scientific genius
00:40:30has been working on a device that will operate on illuminating gas with enormous power you mean
00:40:36something capable of transporting people that is the purpose a four-stroke engine attached to a most
00:40:42remarkable vehicle you may have the privilege of making the first test of it you mean it's never
00:40:48been tested before oh no why not frankly there have been no volunteers oh it is experimental but it
00:41:00will give you the swift transport you are looking for he lives in paris just outside ever not very far
00:41:07his name is le noir if you like i would give you directions please do who shall i say send me
00:41:14pastor louis pastor oh secure oh secure where am i
00:41:22are you all right
00:41:33yes
00:41:33yes
00:41:45yes
00:41:50yes
00:41:56yes
00:42:00Oh, oh, forgive me, I, uh, can I help you?
00:42:27Uh, I'm interested in your, uh, four-stroke engine.
00:42:34Perhaps, monsieur, you can, uh, wait a moment.
00:42:37I'm occupied.
00:42:39Oh, yes, oh, yes, yes, of course.
00:42:48Well, let's have a look around the place.
00:42:57Oh, dear, what is it?
00:43:15Most peculiar.
00:43:16Ah, here we are.
00:43:28By heavens.
00:43:32Would you look at this?
00:43:34Apparently, each valve has a four-stroke cycle.
00:43:37Simply amazing.
00:43:38Amazing.
00:43:39And what is that?
00:43:42And this?
00:43:44Some sort of tubing.
00:43:48Curious.
00:43:52Look, monsieur.
00:43:53The tube is attached to the carpet.
00:43:55Oh, my God.
00:44:21Oh, my God.
00:44:22Oh, monsieur.
00:44:23Help.
00:44:24Oh, my God.
00:44:32Oh, my God.
00:44:37Incredible. I say, pass per two.
00:44:55Really?
00:44:55I am now beginning to understand what this is all about.
00:44:59Voleurs!
00:45:01Voleurs!
00:45:03This is with thieves.
00:45:04Attendez, ne tirez pas.
00:45:05What did you tell him?
00:45:06I told him not to shoot.
00:45:08You will steal from me, won't you?
00:45:10No such intention, I assure you.
00:45:12We were sent here by a friend of yours.
00:45:15Who?
00:45:16Pasteur.
00:45:17Yes, Louis Pasteur.
00:45:26Pardon, excusez-moi.
00:45:29I'm sorry.
00:45:31He said you might wish a test of your, um, what do you call this?
00:45:34Le nuage de pourpre.
00:45:39Le nuage de pourpre.
00:45:41He said, le nuage de pourpre.
00:45:44Yes.
00:45:46The purple cloud.
00:45:49How far do you think it might take us?
00:45:51As far as you want to go.
00:45:53The Mediterranean?
00:45:54But of course.
00:45:56You want to see it?
00:45:57Come and see it.
00:45:57Come on.
00:45:58Be careful here.
00:46:03Oh.
00:46:03There.
00:46:19Come inside.
00:46:20Come on.
00:46:20what could be more comfortable the engine attaches to this cabin exactly here i have
00:46:33had many discussion with count ferrino van zepden a german of course we could never agree
00:46:41so i've gone ahead without him with my own le noir engine forgive me monsieur am i to understand
00:46:49does this thing go up in the air like a balloon a balloon you wish to insult me what good is a
00:46:57balloon you cannot control a balloon a balloon is sticking by the winds it will go where it wants
00:47:04to go not where you want to go maybe we should think about it first here here in the nuage de
00:47:10pourpre you can fly to the end of the earth it will be always at your command sir i would not deceive
00:47:17you it's urgent that we leave france as quickly as possible here is my card i am a member of the
00:47:21reform club and i can promise you this should you allow us a test of this airship i shall send a
00:47:25detailed account of the voyage the royal geographic society and give you all the credit for whatever
00:47:29success we have we are in agreement monsieur why have you never tested ze purple cloud yourself
00:47:36it's a good question well it's quite simple you see a mine such as this if you forgive me a mine of a
00:47:46scientific genius well it must be protected at any cost for the for the benefit of mankind it means it
00:47:53isn't safe
00:47:54oh well done marvellous marvellous very good indeed very good
00:48:06it works very good very good
00:48:12it works very good
00:48:19it works very good
00:48:25you
00:48:29you
00:48:31you
00:48:33you
00:48:37Just up and listen now.
00:49:04Take this, pal, and I'll go with the action, okay?
00:49:08Yes.
00:49:11It's up to you.
00:49:12It's alive, huh?
00:49:13Yes.
00:49:22I'm sorry.
00:49:23Is that missing?
00:49:25Nah, bring me the suit.
00:49:34Please, take off the line!
00:49:47Hurry up!
00:49:51Hurry up!
00:50:08Clamable! Quickly! Quickly!
00:50:10I say, prostitute, what are you doing now?
00:50:20Get in here once!
00:50:22What is that?
00:50:23Stand back!
00:50:24Back!
00:50:25Back!
00:50:26Back!
00:50:27Back!
00:50:28Back!
00:50:29Back!
00:50:30Back!
00:50:31Back!
00:50:32Back!
00:50:33Back!
00:50:34Back!
00:50:35Back!
00:50:36Back!
00:50:37Back!
00:50:38Bravo!
00:50:39Well done, pastor!
00:50:40Well done!
00:50:41It's not a good shot!
00:50:42I suggest you close the door, please!
00:50:43Yes, sir!
00:50:44Ah!
00:50:45Even if you have a hit artist at the time, please go out!
00:50:47See what I mean!
00:50:48Come take those arrows!
00:50:50I'll go, you're gonna walk!
00:50:51��our!
00:50:52And you're gonna shoot them straight!
00:50:53Amorym,BOX, lamb orynnum!
00:50:55Come take those uniforms!
00:50:57Get out!
00:50:58Hey!
00:50:59Hey!
00:51:00Well done!
00:51:01Can I eat?
00:51:02Confirmed.
00:51:32It's nowhere near Paris, or any days behind.
00:52:02Oh, what is it?
00:52:27She?
00:52:34Who?
00:52:37I believe I fell asleep.
00:52:42I didn't wish to seem inhospitable, but you have placed us in a very precarious position.
00:52:49Precarious?
00:52:50What is this precarious?
00:52:52Oh, I love to travel.
00:52:55Weight.
00:52:56Weight?
00:52:57Any additional weight will put us in jeopardy.
00:53:01The Alps.
00:53:02You mean we cannot clear the Alps?
00:53:06A risk we shouldn't have to face.
00:53:10He is correct, madame.
00:53:12It seems our pity to lose such charming company, but I fear we must drop you off.
00:53:17Drop you off?
00:53:18Impossible.
00:53:19Pass for two.
00:53:20Try something.
00:53:21Press on.
00:53:22Move,esta.
00:53:23Please.
00:53:24Crissmore.
00:53:25No!
00:53:26No!
00:53:27No!
00:53:28No!
00:53:29No!
00:53:30No!
00:53:31No!
00:53:32No!
00:53:33No!
00:53:34No!
00:53:35No!
00:53:36No!
00:53:37No!
00:53:38No!
00:53:39No!
00:53:40No!
00:53:41No!
00:53:42Oh, my God.
00:54:12Oh, my God.
00:54:42Oh, my God.
00:54:52Monsieur.
00:54:52We have landed on an airport.
00:54:54It's not possible.
00:54:55We have.
00:54:57Monsieur?
00:55:11May I inquire?
00:55:13really elementary you know what is wrong basic it's only a matter of fuel consumption
00:55:22we are out of fuel i'm afraid lenroy's projection was far off the mark
00:55:27must make a note of that for the journal my god we are out of fuel yes quite right
00:55:33we are last we are finished we are stranded we are shipwrecked on the alps we are going to die
00:55:43fog is a vanishing man he cannot hide forever and you have checked the same places day after day
00:56:05time after time routine makes a great detective in my whole life you know 18
00:56:14oh uh it's not my whole life no my whole life is uh my millie who's million
00:56:27mildred hapsworth we're going to get married on the reward money yes build a little house near maidstone
00:56:35my sympathies very nice of you i'm sure yes yes of course it's been a better pill for me to swallow
00:56:41you know i don't really believe it what i don't believe he's still in france i don't think any
00:56:47commune de paris is fit to hold a man like that you know i think he's off and running somewhere else
00:56:54and found it and found it yes confounded
00:56:59i'm sorry if i could only lay my hands on him just once you know
00:57:10if you don't mind if you don't mind i'm freezing could i open the brandy
00:57:32so
00:58:14the brandy please you want some more i want bottle it's a whole bottle monsieur yes
00:58:38if i may suggest monsieur i think we should make it last as long as possible fetch me the bottle
00:58:44what what are what are you going to do monsieur no oh my god
00:59:04gone all of it gone
00:59:07there is no brandy left it is crazy why have you done this monsieur we are sitting on top of an
00:59:17out with no brandy left
00:59:34fish
00:59:36Fish!
00:59:41You got it, mate!
00:59:42One...
00:59:43Two...
00:59:44Three...
00:59:45Push!
00:59:46Push!
00:59:47Push!
00:59:54Pass the two!
00:59:55Quickly!
00:59:56Quickly!
01:00:06Push!
01:00:16Whatever happens to the Pope McLeod Bishop, there's got to be an easier way of taking up.
01:00:36Then wing is still in the north of the stairs of the stairs.
01:00:40Do not engage in cross diving.
01:00:41Why will you remain permanent in asixth?
01:00:46With two...
01:00:48That is grunting of the stairs in the bigger house?
01:00:58A lot of...
01:01:01You're not so lucky.
01:01:03You're not so lucky enough, many of you.
01:01:35That's one hundred and three and a half hours up to this.
01:01:40We've made up almost again the time that we've lost.
01:01:43It is a miracle.
01:01:45Not at all.
01:01:46In 31 minutes, we should be flying over the road.
01:01:48There's only an hour to Brindisi, where we will catch the steamer to smooth in Bombay.
01:01:53Then I...
01:02:05The Brindisi, please.
01:02:09There is none.
01:02:16We are out of control.
01:02:18We've got to crash.
01:02:20I'm dead.
01:02:22Must make it an hour to precise time.
01:02:35We are out of control.
01:02:48There is none.
01:03:48Oh, asottilo!
01:03:55Chi siete?
01:03:57Che cos'è questo?
01:03:59Che fatti qui?
01:04:04Parlate italiano?
01:04:05Oh, thank you, gentlemen.
01:04:19Well done, sir.
01:04:20Well done.
01:04:21Buongiorno, signore.
01:04:25Passaporto, per favore.
01:04:27Oh, yes, of course, my passport.
01:04:28Here you are.
01:04:31Chi siete inglese?
01:04:33English, yes.
01:04:34Do you have anything to declare?
01:04:38Uh, well, not a thing, actually.
01:04:40You see, we've just had a most delightful trip in this marvellous airship.
01:04:44And I should like you to take this record of our journey
01:04:46and see that it reaches the Royal Geographic Society in London.
01:04:49I must inform you that you have desecrated a national monumento.
01:04:55Terribly sorry.
01:04:56Now then, could you direct us to the rail station?
01:04:59I must place you under arrest!
01:05:02How many are you?
01:05:03Two.
01:05:04We have a guest inside, but she's having a bite of lunch at the moment.
01:05:09A woman.
01:05:34How could we possibly have made a reservation?
01:05:57We just got off the train.
01:05:59Sir, surely there must be some sort of accommodation available.
01:06:02Every cabin we have for Bombay is a book.
01:06:06Unless...
01:06:07Yes?
01:06:08You are willing to share a stateroom.
01:06:11With whom?
01:06:12Egyptian stonesmiths.
01:06:14Seven.
01:06:16Seven?
01:06:18Monsieur, in one stateroom, nine of us?
01:06:23That would be quite satisfactory.
01:06:28Thanks, yes.
01:06:30Your ship, the Mongolia, is leaving in 15 minutes.
01:06:33It's very good.
01:06:34Good day, sir.
01:06:39What's that man's name?
01:06:40Signore?
01:06:41The Englishman who just booked on the Mongolia.
01:06:43I cannot reveal the names of our passengers.
01:06:45Right.
01:06:46Have you seen one of these before?
01:06:47Fix.
01:06:48Yes.
01:06:49Detective Wilbur Fitz is on duty.
01:06:52Fog.
01:06:53Phileas Fog.
01:06:54You've got to stop him.
01:06:55The ship is ready to leave, signore.
01:06:57Well then, how's the ship?
01:06:58It is the property of the Peninsula and Oriental Company.
01:07:01We have not the authority to stop it for any reason whatsoever.
01:07:04Well then, book me a passage on it.
01:07:05I'm sorry, signore.
01:07:06Fool up.
01:07:07Do you know what this is?
01:07:08An international criminal?
01:07:09Nothing at all, signore.
01:07:10Unless you are willing to share a space with a Turk.
01:07:11What's a Turk?
01:07:12Never mind what a Turk.
01:07:13Get me on that boat.
01:07:14I want to send a telegraphic dispatch to England.
01:07:15I will take it, signore.
01:07:16For them to send out a warrant for this man's arrest.
01:07:17Out to Suey's.
01:07:18Uh, 6600 Lire, please.
01:07:19For the dispatch?
01:07:20And the steamship ticket.
01:07:21Are both together?
01:07:22Oh, that's quite reasonable.
01:07:23Yeah.
01:07:24Oh, that's quite reasonable.
01:07:25Yeah, that's all.
01:07:26Well, I'm sorry.
01:07:27Well, I'm sorry.
01:07:28Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:29I'm sorry.
01:07:30Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:31I'm sorry.
01:07:32Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:33Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:34I'm sorry.
01:07:35Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:36Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:37Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:38No, I'm sorry.
01:07:39Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:40I'm sorry.
01:07:41Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:42Oh, I'm sorry.
01:07:43Oh, well, it's 600.
01:07:44Well, wait, you can keep the charge.
01:07:46Oh, well, grazie, signore.
01:07:47You better hurry now.
01:07:49Yes.
01:07:50Oh, right.
01:08:08What's that, man?
01:08:38Oh, it's the way!
01:08:39This?
01:08:40Oh, it's the way!
01:08:41This?
01:08:42Indeed!
01:08:43Oh, all I have to do is go.
01:08:45Oh!
01:08:46Oh!
01:08:47Oh!
01:08:48Oh!
01:08:49Oh!
01:08:50Oh!
01:08:51Oh!
01:08:52Oh!
01:08:53Oh!
01:08:54Oh!
01:08:55Oh!
01:08:56Oh!
01:08:57Oh!
01:08:58Oh!
01:08:59Oh!
01:09:01Oh!
01:09:02Oh!
01:09:03Oh!
01:09:04Oh!
01:09:05Oh!
01:09:06Oh!
01:09:07Oh!
01:09:08Agreed.
01:09:09But adequate.
01:09:20Follow me, sir.
01:09:21Aye.
01:09:24Uh...
01:09:25Stuart?
01:09:26Sir?
01:09:27This is the cargo hold.
01:09:29There must be some mistake, eh?
01:09:31No, sir.
01:09:32You will be in the cell with the prisoner, Mustafek.
01:09:37Prisoner?
01:09:38If there's anything you need, sir, do not hesitate to call.
01:09:42Uh...
01:09:43Stuart?
01:09:44You got it?
01:09:45Good.
01:09:46Good.
01:09:47Good man.
01:09:48Keep your cards up to your chest.
01:09:49That's it.
01:09:50Don't let me see your cards.
01:09:51Let's continue.
01:09:52Now then.
01:09:53Spades are trumps.
01:09:54Okay?
01:09:55So...
01:09:56Mr. Abbasat will take the trick.
01:09:57Understand?
01:09:58I don't...
01:09:59Good.
01:10:00Hell no.
01:10:01You got it?
01:10:02You got it?
01:10:03Good.
01:10:04Good man.
01:10:05Now...
01:10:06Keep your cards up to your chest.
01:10:07That's it.
01:10:08Don't let me see your cards.
01:10:09Let's continue.
01:10:10Let's continue. Now then, spades are trumps, okay?
01:10:14So, Mr. Abbasat will take the trick, understand?
01:10:40Excuse me, Sir Forbes. The fog situation.
01:10:45Well?
01:10:46Our charge d'affaires tells me that a Mr. Filius fog has landed somewhere in Italy.
01:10:52How did he do that?
01:10:53It's an extraordinary thing, sir. It seems he emerged from a rather large purple object.
01:10:59What are you driveling about?
01:11:01It seems he emerged from a rather large purple object seen in the sky by thousands of Italians all over Italy.
01:11:09Well, never mind all that now. I want a warrant for fog's arrest sent to our detective in Brindersheim.
01:11:16Hicks! Hicks!
01:11:18Well, whatever.
01:11:28We regret we must leave you now, Mr. Fogg.
01:11:31It is written, to part with a friend is to leave part of oneself behind.
01:11:36Thank you very much, dear. That was lovely to meet you.
01:11:38I am so happy.
01:11:39Name's Carmety. Chief surveyor, Calcutta.
01:11:40Anything you need to know about India,
01:11:41I am so happy.
01:11:42Name's Carmety. Chief surveyor, Calcutta.
01:11:43Anything you need to know about India, I am your man.
01:11:48Fill your swab. Very decent of you.
01:11:49Mind you, one thing our Indian chappies can't do is make a decent brandy.
01:11:51I am so happy.
01:11:52Name's Carmety. Chief surveyor, Calcutta.
01:11:53Anything you need to know about India, I am your man.
01:11:55Fill your swab. Very decent of you.
01:11:57Mind you, one thing our Indian chappies can't do is make a decent brandy.
01:12:01French?
01:12:02French?
01:12:03Nothing else to do.
01:12:04Mind you, I tried a Bombay brandy once.
01:12:06By Jove, tell me scarlet.
01:12:07Lit up. They can see me for 20 miles distant.
01:12:13Get out of here.
01:12:14Oh.
01:12:15Oh.
01:12:16Oh.
01:12:17Oh.
01:12:18Get out of here.
01:12:19Oh.
01:12:20Oh.
01:12:21Oh.
01:12:22Come and see.
01:12:23Oh.
01:12:24Come and see yourpe, it's my wife.
01:12:25Where?
01:12:26What are you doing?
01:12:27Oh, yeah.
01:12:28It's my cat.
01:12:29Oh.
01:12:30Be quiet, Rich.
01:12:31Oh.
01:12:34Ah.
01:12:36Oh.
01:12:37Oh.
01:12:38Oh.
01:12:39Oh.
01:12:40Oh.
01:12:41Oh.
01:12:42Oh, Kitty, would you be going ashore here in Suez?
01:12:52No. Why?
01:12:54Oh, it's a fascinating city. I'd like to show you around it, really.
01:12:58Some other time, eh?
01:13:00So, obviously, this is not your final destination.
01:13:03No, no.
01:13:04Where are you going to from here, if I may ask?
01:13:08Uh, around the world.
01:13:12In 80 days.
01:13:15A wager of some kind.
01:13:17A wager?
01:13:19You're sure there's not more to it than that?
01:13:23What do you mean?
01:13:25No, I don't mean anything.
01:13:27There's just some marvellous shops here.
01:13:28You know, if there's anything you want to buy, I'd help you.
01:13:30Shirts.
01:13:32Uh, we need more shirts.
01:13:34Shirts?
01:13:35We left so quickly.
01:13:37Didn't bring anything but a carpet bag.
01:13:39Oh, you left in a hurry, did you?
01:13:42How long have you been in the service of the gentleman, if I may ask?
01:13:46Only a few days.
01:13:48He's a very wealthy gentleman, isn't he?
01:13:53It is not for me to inquire that of Mr. Thug, monsieur.
01:13:58If you will, if you will, excuse me.
01:14:00Oh, yeah.
01:14:00Oh, dear God, it's her.
01:14:22There's no question.
01:14:24No question about it.
01:14:27What?
01:14:28It's Madame Sarah Bellhart.
01:14:31Good heaven.
01:14:33She's not coming in here.
01:14:35A woman in the Reform Club.
01:14:38She wouldn't dare.
01:14:39Excuse me, madame.
01:14:45Bonjour, monsieur.
01:14:46How thrilling it is to be here among such distinguished compagnies.
01:14:50And so, I thought you should know that I was fortunate enough to spend many, many bewitching hours with your brave Mr. Fogg in my stateroom on the channel boat.
01:15:14But we shared moments I shall never forget.
01:15:20He begged me to go around the world with him, but my schedule simply would not permit.
01:15:27Madame, do you think he will succeed?
01:15:32Oh, gentlemen, I have never known a man with more determination than Phileas Fogg.
01:15:42I call him Phileas.
01:15:45I am convinced that absolutely nothing will stand in his way.
01:15:52And that is why I am here to place a wager.
01:15:57Twenty thousand pounds.
01:15:59But, madame, that will change the present odds considerably.
01:16:07My confidence is unshakable.
01:16:10Any man who is capable of entering a woman's chamber and then not...
01:16:20Gentlemen, a toast to my adorable, enchanting Phileas Fogg.
01:16:29I said, here, here, here.
01:16:39Sir, you ever intend to stay here in Bombay?
01:16:46No, we're living straight away from the rail station there.
01:16:49Our Kovach Express lives in, uh...
01:16:51Let's see, uh...
01:16:52Oh, 42 minutes.
01:16:53Hi George, I'm taking the same train.
01:16:55I'm having looked everywhere. Are you absolutely positive?
01:17:09We have nothing.
01:17:10As I told you, I sent them a wire from series.
01:17:13And I'm telling you no word was sent to this department.
01:17:16On an issue one.
01:17:17On whose authority?
01:17:18On my authority.
01:17:19Refused.
01:17:20Can't you understand plain English?
01:17:22He's at the railway station at this moment.
01:17:24I must...
01:17:26I must and won't.
01:17:28If and when this warrant arrives in Bombay,
01:17:30we shall be happy to assist you.
01:17:32It'll be too late.
01:17:33L-A-D, whatever it is.
01:17:36Look.
01:17:38I've come such a long way.
01:17:40I've got so close.
01:17:42Oh, my condolences.
01:17:54Do you mind?
01:17:55Right.
01:17:56Which is the Calcatex bridge?
01:17:57Yeah.
01:17:58That one?
01:17:59Yeah.
01:18:00Right.
01:18:01Oh, Lord.
01:18:02What's the matter?
01:18:03I'll get a ticket on board.
01:18:04I'll get a ticket on board.
01:18:05Oh!
01:18:06Look at that now!
01:18:07What's going on?
01:18:08Go without me!
01:18:09Ahim, take the Vesna local.
01:18:10Aye?
01:18:11The Vesna local, a different roof.
01:18:12You will reach Calcutta 12 hours before the express.
01:18:14The local gets to Calcutta 12 hours before the express does.
01:18:15India, aye?
01:18:16Ha-ha-ha!
01:18:17Where is it?
01:18:18Over here.
01:18:19Oh!
01:18:20Oh!
01:18:21Oh!
01:18:22Oh!
01:18:23Oh!
01:18:24Oh!
01:18:25Oh!
01:18:26Oh!
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01:18:41Oh!
01:18:42Oh!
01:18:43Oh!
01:18:44Oh!
01:18:51Oh!
01:18:52A piece of clubs.
01:18:54My trick gentlemen.
01:24:48Is it possible you're a man of heart after all?
01:25:18We'll look around.
01:25:24The place is surrounded by guards.
01:25:26There's no chance.
01:25:54They're going into an eye.
01:26:24The place is passed by two.
01:26:31I feel he's left us.
01:26:33All right.
01:26:42You're a big broke hat.
01:26:49Where are you going?
01:26:54You're a big broke out.
01:27:13Satsang with Mooji
01:27:43Satsang with Mooji
01:28:13Satsang with Mooji
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01:29:13Satsang with Mooji
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