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An evil genius trying to put economic reins on the world. Martin Potter and David Gullium are two spies are on a mission to save the world.

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00:00:00May I help you, madam?
00:00:25I'd like to sell gold, please.
00:00:28For cash.
00:00:30Certainly, madam.
00:00:31And the weight?
00:00:32One hundred kilos.
00:00:37That's one million dollars, please.
00:02:50New York hasn't opened, but I imagine their knees are knocking.
00:02:53$120 an ounce and falling.
00:02:56I'm taking our currencies with it, sir.
00:02:58Where the hell is it coming from?
00:03:00We analyzed the first batch that came on the market this morning, sir.
00:03:04Soviet, 0.999 fine.
00:03:079 a.m., it was worth over $10,000.
00:03:11And now you couldn't get a Mexican strumpet to scratch your back for it.
00:03:15Investors are unloading their Krugers, their sovereigns, even their gold fillings for whatever they can get.
00:03:21The market's gone mad, sir.
00:03:22What's the motive? Political? Strategic? It's completely undermining our economies.
00:03:28I'll pass our findings on to the Chancellor, sir. There doesn't seem to be...
00:03:30You'll pass that no further than you'll pass water. This is our concern.
00:03:35I beg to differ, sir.
00:03:38A world run on gold, a loss of confidence in all our major currencies, it's outside our sphere, sir.
00:03:44It's not yet worldwide. It's limited to Europe. We must contain it here.
00:03:48Or?
00:03:49Or Western economies collapse, and we'll be killing soil and medieval pick farms for the next ten generations.
00:04:00Gun and powder.
00:04:01Oh, sir Anthony, I must object.
00:04:05What can the whole of Interpol, let alone Michael Gunn and that half-baked sidekick of his, do?
00:04:10A special executive was established to deal with the unusual, the desperate and the hopeless.
00:04:15Any of these amply suit this morning's havoc.
00:04:18In any case, I for one don't fancy a spell in the dark ages.
00:04:23Forget gunpowder.
00:04:26Good morning, Mr. Gunn.
00:04:28You and your ally are instructed to report to special executive immediately.
00:04:33Present cover location, Central District Hospital.
00:04:36Appropriate dress required.
00:04:38This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.
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00:05:12Oats! Oats! Oats!
00:05:14Sir!
00:05:24Powder.
00:05:25Powder. Get the lead out.
00:05:27As usual, Michael, your time is atrocious.
00:05:29This isn't a social call.
00:05:32Your transport is ready, sir.
00:05:35Travel, I suppose.
00:05:37Big trouble.
00:05:38All hail Caesar. I await my command.
00:05:41Special executive, Prado.
00:05:43It was a terrible shock, but some of us do have to work for our living.
00:05:46And some of us have better things to do.
00:05:49See you at the office.
00:05:52Morning. George, not on today.
00:05:56Go on, then.
00:06:11We'll be right is not my friend.
00:06:13We'll be right.
00:06:14I love you.
00:06:17This is everyone.
00:06:19We've got a train.
00:06:20We're here to stay.
00:06:21No, we're not.
00:06:22Amen.
00:06:23November 8th, 30, 2021.
00:06:25We are waiting for this.
00:06:26I can't wait for you.
00:06:27I can't wait.
00:06:28Let's wait.
00:06:29I can't wait for you.
00:06:30No.
00:06:31No, no.
00:06:32You'll stay.
00:06:33Yes, sir.
00:06:34Let's go.
00:07:04Get out!
00:07:34You bastards!
00:07:39Hold it!
00:07:42Don't let her.
00:07:46Ah!
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00:08:22Come on.
00:08:52Hey!
00:08:58Well?
00:09:00What about my yoghurt?
00:09:14Thanks.
00:09:16Not very talkative this morning, are you lads?
00:09:18What's the matter? Cat got your tongue?
00:09:20What's the matter? Cat got your tongue?
00:09:26Silver top?
00:09:28I never order silver top.
00:09:30Service isn't what it used to be.
00:09:34What are you asking?
00:09:36Move, quickly, battery.
00:09:50You love the material.
00:09:54Silk.
00:09:56Tide silk.
00:09:58I suppose the recorder was your idea.
00:10:00Anything to attract your attention?
00:10:02No points for subtlety.
00:10:04Catch anything?
00:10:06Nothing short of a foul temper.
00:10:08You should have seen the one that got away.
00:10:10And you should pay more attention to one that hasn't.
00:10:12Struggling against your barb hook.
00:10:16Please, not before breakfast.
00:10:18You want something more conservative?
00:10:22Style, Michael. Style.
00:10:24Mike.
00:10:26The name's Mike.
00:10:28Come along, boys.
00:10:38Beep, beep.
00:10:40Come along.
00:10:42Damn it, woman!
00:10:44Will you never learn to knock?
00:10:46Gun and powder, sir.
00:10:48Play in the market, sir?
00:10:50God's teeth know, but someone is more unpredictable than a schoolgirl's virtue.
00:10:56Jeremy.
00:10:57Gun.
00:10:58Good morning, General Mayor.
00:10:59Howdy.
00:11:00I'll let you gentlemen get on.
00:11:02A cup of tea wouldn't go amiss, Miss Volt.
00:11:04Damn woman.
00:11:05Can't get good secretaries these days.
00:11:07Too many bleeding characters.
00:11:09Rome, Paris, Frankfurt, Zurich, London.
00:11:11Bedlam.
00:11:12Absolute bedlam.
00:11:13Makes the Wall Street crash look like an accountant's picnic.
00:11:16At 9 a.m. this morning.
00:11:1850 million dollars.
00:11:19I'm not sure.
00:11:20I'm not sure.
00:11:21I'm not sure.
00:11:22I'm not sure.
00:11:23I'm not sure.
00:11:24You get the picture?
00:11:25It sounds like a bee picture to me.
00:11:26It means the collapse of our economies.
00:11:27Unless...
00:11:28Unless we can stop the flow.
00:11:29As I see it, we've got, er, 22 hours.
00:11:32New York and Hong Kong will suspend gold sales for today only.
00:11:35If the flow isn't curtailed before the European market's opening tomorrow,
00:11:38well, we'll have to do it.
00:11:40We'll have to do it.
00:11:41We'll have to do it.
00:11:42We'll have to do it.
00:11:43We'll have to do it.
00:11:44We'll have to do it.
00:11:45We'll have to do it.
00:11:46We'll have to do it.
00:11:47We'll have to do it.
00:11:48We'll have to do it.
00:11:49We'll have to do it.
00:11:50If the flow isn't curtailed before the European market's opening tomorrow, well, we all might
00:11:55as well go fishing.
00:11:58Right.
00:11:59What have we got?
00:12:01Here's the final.
00:12:07What's this?
00:12:08Nothing, Mike.
00:12:09We've got absolutely nothing.
00:12:13It's a teen spirit I enjoy.
00:12:15As far as we can tell, the main center of activity seems to be here.
00:12:21La Belle France.
00:12:23That's it.
00:12:24Sorry, old boy.
00:12:27Special executive.
00:12:29The unlimited resources of Interpol behind us.
00:12:33It's the best that we can do.
00:12:35Oh, Miss Bolt, how many times have to tell you?
00:12:39Please not before you...
00:12:40Sorry, sir, but I thought you'd like to see this.
00:12:45Ah, kidnapping.
00:12:46Yes, fine.
00:12:47Very interesting.
00:12:48Thank you, Miss Bolt.
00:12:49I'll pass it on.
00:12:50Now, please leave us to go on with the business at hand.
00:12:51Right away, sir, but the victim's name did draw my attention.
00:12:56Keynes?
00:12:57Penny Keynes, research scientist.
00:13:00Another damned interfering woman.
00:13:02That's enough.
00:13:03Sir, Penny Keynes is the country's foremost auric metallurgist.
00:13:07Come again?
00:13:08Gold, sir.
00:13:10Gold.
00:13:11Gold.
00:13:41Hehehe.
00:13:42Next, Dean, is sleepy.
00:13:43Yes, indeed he is going away.
00:13:44No 나는 dowager.
00:13:45In the name of her son right where he's going somewhere.
00:13:48They have opened again.
00:13:49No, no two, he has put more little light on it.
00:13:51Please White버zen, who destroyed friends.
00:13:54Eleven memories areaka.
00:13:59Yeah.
00:14:00It's very very good for you.
00:14:01truthful.
00:14:02Almost all morning later.
00:14:03My nuclear power.
00:14:04That's okay.
00:14:05Oh man, he's becoming an aviator todas for me.
00:14:06I'm be paying attention.
00:14:07I'm getting the power.
00:14:08We've been developed ahead of time,
00:14:09probably cut by a heckjole.
00:14:10Top secret file to be viewed by security cleared personnel only.
00:14:37I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating faggers.
00:14:53You wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating pickle daniels and garlic sausage.
00:14:581980 on contract to United States Government.
00:15:02Department of Auric Studies.
00:15:04Work classified.
00:15:061984 seconded to Center of Vitality and Aurosciences.
00:15:10Work classified.
00:15:12No secrets to my little black book.
00:15:15Whatever she was working on, they ain't giving it away in cornflakes packages.
00:15:21All we need to know is who took her and why.
00:15:32Beauty is never enough.
00:15:34Speaking of which, a lady in distress.
00:15:39Hold your horses Sir Galahad, there's work to be done.
00:15:42The world will be saved just as quickly.
00:15:52Well don't ask for my help.
00:15:58May I be of assistance?
00:16:02Well thank you, if you wouldn't mind.
00:16:03I do seem to have a bit of a problem.
00:16:04Yes, well I've gone into this sort of thing before.
00:16:05Yes, just as well.
00:16:06I'm afraid I don't know one end of a screwdriver from another.
00:16:07And then harder to leave.
00:16:08My goodness you stopped.
00:16:13Well, thank you, if you wouldn't mind.
00:16:16I do seem to have a bit of a problem.
00:16:21Yes, well, I've gone into this sort of thing before.
00:16:24Yes, yes, as well.
00:16:25I'm afraid I don't know one end of a screwdriver from another.
00:16:28And then harder to leave.
00:16:29Thank goodness you stopped.
00:16:43It's certainly handy having a man around.
00:16:51I couldn't agree more.
00:16:53Speak of the devil.
00:16:56I've just done my nails.
00:17:13As far as I can.
00:17:29How promising.
00:17:31And you, how far are you going?
00:17:33Oh, as far as...
00:17:35It may interest you to know that I've gone as far as I'm going.
00:17:39And I'm not averse to a little assistance, either.
00:17:44Can't get much further than that.
00:17:47I hate to interrupt, but do you think we might push on?
00:17:51A job well done.
00:17:53No thanks to you.
00:17:54Thank you, both.
00:18:12We'll be in the same neighbourhood.
00:18:14Well, what a coincidence.
00:18:15Maybe we'll meet.
00:18:17It's not impossible.
00:18:24It's enough to drive one to drink milk.
00:18:31The state of man.
00:18:54Mind.
00:19:09Oh, sorry.
00:19:15O'Brien?
00:19:17Sean O'Brien.
00:19:18Miss Keane's assistant.
00:19:19Mike Gunn and Parker.
00:19:21Bloody business, this.
00:19:22Bloody is right.
00:19:25Gold, gold, gold.
00:19:27Don't know what all the fuss is about.
00:19:29Silly yellow metal.
00:19:31Mrs. D, our housekeeper.
00:19:33Would you boys like a nice cup of tea?
00:19:35Yeah, thanks.
00:19:36That'd be lovely.
00:19:38Are they, mother?
00:19:39I've never seen anything like it.
00:19:41They went through this place like surgeons.
00:19:43They knew exactly what to look for and where to find it.
00:19:47Frightening.
00:19:47In like Piccadilly Circus here this morning,
00:19:49pleas, Ministry of Defence and Lord knows who else.
00:19:54What'd they look like?
00:19:56I don't know.
00:19:57They stunned me before I could get a good look.
00:19:59The others didn't fare as well.
00:20:01Lucky for you.
00:20:03Who's been in this morning?
00:20:05Before the incident.
00:20:07No one out of the ordinary.
00:20:08A few M.O.D. vehicles, that's all.
00:20:10Nobody else?
00:20:11What was Miss Keane's working on?
00:20:15Oh, Dad, I'm afraid, gentlemen, it's classified information.
00:20:19Did you see anything unusual, Mrs. D?
00:20:22Oh, uh, me?
00:20:25No, nothing at all.
00:20:27I hope you don't mind Silver Top.
00:20:29Cursed milkman left the wrong order.
00:20:32Did the milkman come this morning?
00:20:33And late at that.
00:20:35Service today just isn't a stitch on what it used to be.
00:20:38I can remember.
00:20:40You didn't mention the milkman.
00:20:41The milkman?
00:20:43No.
00:20:44I said no one out of the ordinary.
00:20:46The milkman's hardly a threat to national security.
00:20:49Hardly.
00:20:50No.
00:20:57Well, that was a pretty useless diversion.
00:21:00I didn't think so.
00:21:01Got a hunch.
00:21:02Your hunches usually get me into hot water.
00:21:05Check out the staff and the gatekeeper.
00:21:07See if they saw or heard anything unusual.
00:21:10I suppose while I'm working, you're just swan about looking butch.
00:21:13There's something wrong about that O'Brien.
00:21:16He's just not your type.
00:21:19Oh, no.
00:21:21You promised.
00:21:22Not again.
00:21:23Party man.
00:21:24I need the car.
00:21:25No, I refuse.
00:21:26I've got to think of my image.
00:21:28You boys still here, then?
00:21:30Just off, Mrs. D.
00:21:32Michael.
00:21:33Mind how you go, then?
00:21:34We will.
00:21:34Bye-bye.
00:21:41Michael?
00:22:00Michael!
00:22:01Michael!
00:22:01No!
00:22:31My dear Miss Keynes, how kind of you to join us.
00:22:53Welcome to France.
00:23:31Right you are, sir.
00:23:41No, as I was saying, nothing at all out of the ordinary.
00:23:48Before the alarm went up, that is.
00:23:51M.O.D.
00:23:52M.O.D.
00:23:53C.I.D.
00:23:55M.O.D.
00:23:57What's Heald's?
00:23:59It's the local dairy. It's the only one in the area.
00:24:01Oh, comes by every morning?
00:24:02Yes.
00:24:03Funny thing, though. George wasn't on this morning.
00:24:05George?
00:24:06He's the usual milkman.
00:24:08He's a bit of a ladies' man. He probably got waylaid, if you know what I mean.
00:24:11I don't think I do.
00:24:13Er, come to think of it, there were two new chaps on this morning.
00:24:18I've never seen them before.
00:24:29Gently, gently.
00:24:32Miss Keen's is a very special commodity.
00:24:35I dem-
00:24:38I demand to know why I have been kidnapped.
00:24:41I trust you have not been poorly treated.
00:24:44We offer the utmost of comfort.
00:24:47In the back of a milk lorry?
00:24:50Don't be ridiculous.
00:24:52Er, my apologies. It was a necessity.
00:24:55Oh, a necessity? Murdering my associates was a necessity?
00:25:02Release me immediately.
00:25:05Absolutely.
00:25:07But first, I'd like a little of your time and expertise.
00:25:12I don't deal with murderers.
00:25:15Such profanities, Miss Keen's.
00:25:19I will not be threatened.
00:25:31The thought never crossed my mind.
00:25:34This is Keen, one of a pair of identical twins.
00:25:39Very skilled allies.
00:25:42With invaluable assets.
00:25:49Pardon the melodramatics.
00:25:55I will not be threatened.
00:25:58Come.
00:26:00Let me show you something special.
00:26:19Thank you, Mrs.
00:26:21Brandon, it would be sitting on the porch.
00:26:25Your sister and your wife.
00:26:28Ms.
00:26:43brilliant absolutely brilliant you are too kind i am but a modest chemist you've managed to
00:26:59stabilize it in liquid form without heat gold liquid gold for you
00:27:07but my strength is my weakness after 24 hours it turns back to liquid oh my god
00:27:19cooperate and the riches the light the gold of the world can be yours your discoveries are phenomenal
00:27:26given time this could be solved why don't you return to london what would be the point
00:27:32everything we do is for influence for power for sex i do not disillusion myself i am no different
00:27:42then i cannot help you
00:27:45you can cream
00:27:51i will never help you not for for evil never
00:28:01you will tonight you have eight hours in that time you will change
00:28:10no take her away
00:28:14you will cooperate you will
00:28:26no take her away
00:28:38you are
00:28:42well
00:28:50Oh, Brian, I told you never to call me here, he was here who done my gun and that flashy sidekick of his so soon
00:29:20Hello, they've been poking around, asking questions, I didn't expect all this so soon
00:29:26They must be delayed, 24 hours, after that it will not matter
00:29:37What can I do?
00:29:39You can help, offer them fresh information
00:29:42Yes
00:29:43And then, oh, damn, blast
00:29:46Leave the rest to us
00:29:50I've got no more change, I've run out of tens
00:29:52When?
00:29:54Immediately, time is of the essence
00:29:56Oh
00:29:57Oh
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00:30:15Yes, sir
00:30:24Mr. O'Brien has become expendable
00:30:28Please deal with him
00:30:30Right, sir
00:30:31What again, sir?
00:30:39Oh
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00:31:00Come on.
00:31:30Come on.
00:32:00Come on.
00:32:30Come on.
00:33:00All work and no play makes part of a dull boy.
00:33:23Good morning.
00:33:40Viv McTish, milk marketing board, quality control, like to inspect to the premises.
00:33:45Oh, I'm sorry.
00:33:47I didn't have any notice.
00:33:49Spot check, love.
00:33:50Wouldn't do to come announced, would it?
00:33:51Think of the evils you might hide away.
00:33:53Yes.
00:33:54Yes.
00:33:54Well, this is a surprise.
00:33:58I'm sorry I didn't catch your name.
00:34:01McTish.
00:34:01Viv McTish.
00:34:03Jack Boddington.
00:34:04Nice to meet you.
00:34:05The pleasure's all mine.
00:34:07Yes.
00:34:09Coffee?
00:34:10No, thanks.
00:34:11I'm trying to clear it out.
00:34:12Well, then, we'll go right in.
00:34:18Oh.
00:34:20I'm sorry.
00:34:28No.
00:34:29I'm sorry.
00:34:30I'm sorry.
00:34:31I'm sorry.
00:34:32It's fine.
00:34:32I'm sorry.
00:34:33I'm sorry.
00:34:33Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
00:35:03Ah, ah, ah.
00:35:33You don't look much like a milkman.
00:35:49Oh, I come from a long line of milkmen.
00:35:51We weren't introduced before.
00:35:54Mike Gunn.
00:35:55Coffee.
00:35:56No thanks.
00:35:58My name is Coffee.
00:36:00Coffee Carradine.
00:36:01Your father was a milkman, but they named you Coffee?
00:36:04Mum invited Dad in for a cup.
00:36:06He didn't leave for 20 years.
00:36:08Obviously, she didn't offer him decaffeinated.
00:36:10I'm no less addicted.
00:36:11I'll bear that in mind.
00:36:14Can I offer you something, Mr. Gunn?
00:36:17I thought I might ask you to do me a favor.
00:36:20Name it.
00:36:21I seem to have acquired a flat tire.
00:36:24Another coincidence.
00:36:26I wonder if your milkman might know something about it.
00:36:28It's not impossible.
00:36:32Milk.
00:36:34Whole milk.
00:36:35Cream milk.
00:36:36Chocolate milk.
00:36:37Creamy butter.
00:36:41Too fatty.
00:36:44I'm interested in something leaner.
00:36:46More lithe.
00:36:49Like skim, perhaps.
00:36:51Now, what do you know about skim?
00:36:5360% less fat.
00:36:55Added vitamins.
00:36:57You shouldn't have to worry.
00:36:59Is it readily available?
00:37:00If there's a market.
00:37:01Oh.
00:37:01There is.
00:37:05Oh, but you'll miss the cream.
00:37:07The curds.
00:37:09The whey.
00:37:12Maybe I can return the favor.
00:37:15It's not impossible.
00:37:26We're rather proud of our little establishment.
00:37:29Central storage.
00:37:31Cheese.
00:37:32Milk.
00:37:33Yoghurt.
00:37:34Our processor's the newest in the country.
00:37:37Offloaders.
00:37:38Boilers.
00:37:39Separators.
00:37:39Packing.
00:37:40All fully automated.
00:37:42All in-house.
00:37:43I doubt you'll find anything to worry the health authorities here.
00:37:46Hardly need the powers.
00:37:47Quite, Mr. McTish.
00:37:49Ours are in France.
00:37:51All our milkship from there.
00:37:52France?
00:37:54Yes.
00:37:55UHT milk.
00:37:56Ultra heat treated.
00:37:57We boil it here.
00:37:59Seal it in cartons.
00:38:00Last for six months.
00:38:02But of course, you know all this.
00:38:05Police!
00:38:07France, you say?
00:38:09Yes.
00:38:10Of course.
00:38:14Excellent.
00:38:15Excellent.
00:38:16A lot of bacterium in the house.
00:38:18You should feel proud.
00:38:19Justifiably proud.
00:38:20A storybook, daring.
00:38:22All that glitters is not gold, eh, Mr. Boddington?
00:38:25Or may I call you Jack?
00:38:30Cream cheese.
00:38:32Curds.
00:38:33Whey.
00:38:35Neuf Chateau.
00:38:36Wensleydale.
00:38:37Edam.
00:38:38Gaudo.
00:38:40Emmental.
00:38:42Excelsior.
00:38:43D'ol.
00:38:44Gelate.
00:38:45Mozzarella.
00:38:47Griez.
00:38:49Edam.
00:38:50Tist.
00:38:51Petit Swiss.
00:38:53Stilton.
00:38:54Cheshire.
00:38:55Better.
00:38:56Leicester.
00:38:57Chauvet.
00:38:58Brie.
00:38:59Edam.
00:39:00Stilton.
00:39:01Edam.
00:39:01Stilton.
00:39:02Edam.
00:39:03Edam.
00:39:04Edam.
00:39:05Mozzarella.
00:39:06Camembert.
00:39:08Camembert.
00:39:17Crefilly.
00:39:36I suppose it's not a pint of milk you're after.
00:40:06I suppose it's not a pint of milk.
00:40:36I suppose you want my help if you don't mind.
00:40:47Do you beg my pardon?
00:40:51We meet again.
00:41:00All right, Michael?
00:41:04Get out of the car.
00:41:20My mumpet!
00:41:25Wait! Wait for me!
00:41:31Wait for me!
00:41:36Wait for me!
00:41:49Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:42:19Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
00:42:49Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:43:19Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:43:49Where exactly? France is a big country.
00:43:53Vash.
00:43:54Dr. Vash.
00:43:56The one and only.
00:43:58The key.
00:43:58You will cooperate.
00:44:05You will.
00:44:06Gunpowder.
00:44:16Good God, gun.
00:44:17Where have you been?
00:44:18Minor diversion, sir.
00:44:20A trifling inconvenience.
00:44:22The state of one's clothes is hardly trifling.
00:44:25Any progress?
00:44:26Yes, sir.
00:44:27I'm quite a strong lead.
00:44:28Well, shake a leg.
00:44:29New York's open.
00:44:30I sometimes don't think you fully appreciate my efforts.
00:44:33I do, powder.
00:44:34I do.
00:44:35I have my self-respect to consider.
00:44:37If we don't sort this thing out by 9 a.m. London time, gun, you can forget your down-tuned
00:44:42and central average.
00:44:43My life is not an easy one.
00:44:45And powder can bid adieu to its Swiss bank account.
00:44:49How?
00:44:49Quit gassing like two old women and get on with it.
00:44:52Over and out.
00:44:56Such a difficult life.
00:44:58Hardly sporty.
00:45:05I don't like it, sir.
00:45:07There's too much riding on those two.
00:45:11I wish we could cover ourselves.
00:45:12So do I, Jeremy.
00:45:14So do I.
00:45:15I am sure you would be more comfortable in my laboratory.
00:45:21Just do as I ask.
00:45:24No.
00:45:27No!
00:45:313 a.m.
00:45:33Six hours.
00:45:34It'll take three to reach Montalban.
00:45:37I shouldn't have to save the world before six o'clock in the morning.
00:45:39So, they're moving in a liquid form under the guise of UHT milk.
00:45:48But who supplies Vash?
00:45:50A hundred tons of pure gold doesn't grow on trees.
00:45:53Somewhere it does.
00:45:56How do they keep the gold liquid without heat?
00:45:59Answer that and we'll know why they kidnapped many Keens.
00:46:03If they had all the answers, they would need Keens.
00:46:05Brilliant, that man.
00:46:07They've got a problem.
00:46:08When you've worked it out, give me a call.
00:46:17Company.
00:46:18Wake me up when it's over.
00:46:21Here we go.
00:46:24Down.
00:46:25I have great faith in you, Michael.
00:46:38I told you not, Tavaris.
00:46:47I was looking forward to some action.
00:46:53Oh, my God.
00:47:06No!
00:47:07Friends are yours.
00:47:12Levels, sir.
00:47:13Long time.
00:47:13Obviously, I'm not going to get any sleep whatsoever.
00:47:43Time. Time.
00:48:13Nearly dawn. Three hours. I'll be all over for Vash.
00:48:20Vash? Vash.
00:48:22Or us.
00:48:26Oh, God, not again.
00:48:31I'll handle this my way.
00:48:33Boy, come on, my lovers. Right through the middle.
00:48:43Well, at least we know we're on the right track.
00:49:05We've got to get off this road.
00:49:08Bad tactics come to bang up the main drive.
00:49:10There is a lake.
00:49:13A back door.
00:49:21Oh, God.
00:49:25Can you hear me?
00:49:29I said, I said all right.
00:49:36Here we go.
00:49:40Which is fine.
00:49:50Dealing with them.
00:49:54We won't be spotted coming this way.
00:49:56We may drop.
00:49:59Reinforcements?
00:50:01We can handle this by ourselves.
00:50:03Secrecy and surprise.
00:50:05The greatest assets of any campaign.
00:50:10Surprise?
00:50:13I think someone's just seized your assets.
00:50:18Keep up.
00:50:19What can I tell you about chatting up strange women?
00:50:21You will adjust course.
00:50:23It would be impolite not to arrive like my lord.
00:50:28We are expected.
00:50:30But of course.
00:50:34Ever happened those days when everything seems against you?
00:50:36Go back onto Plan B.
00:50:37Plan B?
00:50:38The enforcement.
00:50:39Get on the radio, man.
00:50:40Immediately arrange this wonder.
00:50:41Go back onto Plan B.
00:50:42Plan B?
00:50:43The enforcement.
00:50:44Get on the radio, man.
00:50:45Immediately arrange this wonder.
00:50:47Can I do everything myself?
00:50:48Not now.
00:50:49Not now.
00:50:50Not now.
00:50:51Not now.
00:50:53Suddenly things are looking out.
00:50:54No.
00:50:55What?
00:50:56The enforcement.
00:50:57It's not gonna be on the line.
00:50:59You will not be able to arrive.
00:51:00I do everything myself.
00:51:02What?
00:51:04What?
00:51:05What?
00:51:06Then immediately arrange this wonder.
00:51:08What?
00:51:09What?
00:51:10What?
00:51:11What was the name of the climate?
00:51:12That's how long has changed.
00:51:13How long has changed things?
00:51:15How long has changed things, sir?
00:51:17How long has changed things?
00:51:18What's the name of the planet?
00:51:20What's the name of the planet?
00:51:21Guns out of the center, guns out of the center.
00:51:36Do you reach me?
00:51:36Do you reach me?
00:51:37Come in, please.
00:51:41Guns out of the center.
00:51:41Guns out of the center.
00:51:42Guns out of the center.
00:51:43Guns out of the center.
00:51:45Guns out of the center.
00:51:47What's that god awful racket?
00:51:49We have located source.
00:51:50Corners.
00:51:51M-B-1050, need reinforcement.
00:51:55Awaiting instructions.
00:51:59Return to spot if the cell is unnecessary.
00:52:01Organize reinforcements.
00:52:05We'll helicopter them in, sir.
00:52:09Good man.
00:52:11Good man.
00:52:24T. I don't believe it.
00:52:28Top marks, Miss Boat.
00:52:29Thank you, sir.
00:52:30Hello, center.
00:52:31Yeah, mines with milk, please.
00:52:33Hello, center.
00:52:34Awaiting instructions.
00:52:35Remain unobserved.
00:52:37Observed.
00:52:38I think there were a color ball.
00:52:41Here.
00:52:41I'll take over.
00:52:42Thanks.
00:52:43Thanks.
00:52:44I'll take over.
00:52:45Thanks.
00:52:46I'll take over.
00:52:47Thanks.
00:52:48Thanks.
00:52:49Thanks.
00:52:50Thanks.
00:52:51Thanks.
00:52:52Thanks.
00:52:53Thanks.
00:52:54Thanks.
00:52:55Thanks.
00:52:56Thanks.
00:52:57Thanks.
00:52:58Thanks.
00:52:59Thanks.
00:53:00Thanks.
00:53:01Let's go.
00:53:31It's like in the movies.
00:53:43Time!
00:53:45Time!
00:53:46Under two hours, can you work no faster?
00:53:49Unlocking secrets of the ages is rarely achieved before breakfast.
00:53:53All will fail without your contribution.
00:53:56It cannot be rushed.
00:53:58It will be.
00:54:01Secrecy and surprise.
00:54:17And flexibility.
00:54:19Adapting one's plans to realities of the situation.
00:54:22Napoleon would have approved.
00:54:24Napoleon lost.
00:54:29ETA in ten minutes.
00:54:31We'll bring the reinforcements in and take them with force.
00:54:34We get the girl, the gold and the Oscar.
00:54:38If you don't mind, I'll do a little reconnaissance myself.
00:54:41Divided pincer movement.
00:54:43Two-pronged attack.
00:54:44Wellington.
00:54:45Mind you don't talk to strangers.
00:54:47You're nearly as bad as my mother.
00:54:50Let's go.
00:54:51Don't do a long time.
00:54:52So let's go.
00:54:53Let's go.
00:54:54That's the way I can do this so.
00:54:55I can't do it.
00:54:56Thank you, Sir.
00:54:57Okay, how about that thing?
00:54:58You may be able to break a board.
00:55:00I'll be able to separate the combat skills.
00:55:02You may be able to break a board and beat a board.
00:55:04I can't play the board and beat a board.
00:55:06I don't know.
00:55:07I'm able to break it, but you can take them off.
00:55:09You may easily break the board.
00:55:11Let's go.
00:55:41It's all right.
00:55:53It's me, Lovell.
00:56:01Call this reinforcements?
00:56:03You read the last defence budget?
00:56:04Undo me, will you?
00:56:05Anyway, there's more on the way.
00:56:07See, the SE are dropping powers at 08.30 hours.
00:56:13In the meantime, we create a little diversion.
00:56:17A little ground cover, you might say.
00:56:20I would think this is a little out of your line, isn't it?
00:56:22Well, one likes to do one's bit.
00:56:29So where's powder?
00:56:32Plain in the sand.
00:56:39Well, better get a move on.
00:56:41Time is...
00:56:42Hold it!
00:56:42I wouldn't.
00:57:08I wouldn't...
00:57:09If I were you.
00:57:16Come along, gentlemen.
00:57:17We don't want to keep our host waiting, do we?
00:57:31Another fine mess you got me into.
00:57:33Me?
00:57:34Shut up.
00:57:36Now move, gentlemen.
00:57:5310 to 1, the goats are there.
00:57:55A fine time to tell me.
00:57:56What do you propose?
00:57:58Double pincer movement?
00:57:59Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.
00:58:00Shut up!
00:58:02And I thought I could depend on me.
00:58:04Don't nag.
00:58:06I'm getting a headache.
00:58:07Well, what a delight.
00:58:21The cavalry.
00:58:24Welcome, gentlemen.
00:58:26Please, not so enthusiastic.
00:58:28I'm a bit short on beauty sleep.
00:58:31Congratulations, Mr. Lovell.
00:58:35Where's the girl?
00:58:35Miss Keene's is quite safe.
00:58:39Unlike your economy.
00:58:45I understand you like a good fight, Mr. Gunn.
00:58:50That's to say I prefer the physical.
00:58:52Our radio control informs Sir Antony that the location was incorrect.
00:59:00Rendezvous was not achieved.
00:59:01Do you send him our regards?
00:59:05May I introduce the Cream Brothers?
00:59:10We met.
00:59:12Hello, boys.
00:59:16Are you a betting man, Mr. Gunn?
00:59:18Depends on the stakes.
00:59:19Depends on the stakes.
00:59:20Your life.
00:59:21Is that high enough?
00:59:25No great loss to mankind.
00:59:30Let us retire, Powder.
00:59:32I like a man who is forward.
00:59:34I've got other plans for you.
00:59:35Don't be too long.
00:59:36It's as long as it takes.
00:59:37Don't you guys get bored with this stuff?
00:59:39Oh.
00:59:40Oh.
00:59:41Oh.
00:59:42Oh!
00:59:43Oh!
00:59:44Oh!
00:59:45Oh!
00:59:46Oh!
00:59:47Oh!
00:59:48Oh!
00:59:49Don't you guys get bored with this stuff?
01:00:19I'll take it.
01:00:30I'll take it.
01:00:44I'll take it.
01:00:49Oh, my God.
01:01:19More valuable than gold, my dear powder.
01:01:22Mother's milk.
01:01:24The stuff of life.
01:01:25I'm not really into bondage.
01:01:27In two hours, the doors of the financial houses of Europe will open.
01:01:31The flow of gold will continue unabated.
01:01:34The economy will shiver and collapse.
01:01:36Money will be worthless.
01:01:38Your society will descend into the Dark Ages.
01:01:42Debauchery.
01:01:43Depravity.
01:01:44Manhattan on a Saturday night.
01:01:46All your gold and diamonds and paper money will be worthless.
01:01:52Worthless.
01:01:54One thing.
01:01:56Yes?
01:01:57This gold.
01:01:59Where does it all come from?
01:02:01Where?
01:02:04Where indeed.
01:02:08More money, powder.
01:02:09I knew I should have worn my wipes.
01:02:17I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:18I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:19I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:20I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:21I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:22I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:23I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:24I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:25I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:26I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:27I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:28I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:29I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:30I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:31I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:32I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:33I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:34I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:35I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:36I knew I could have worn my wipes.
01:02:37Come on, O'Brien, miss.
01:03:07Come on, O'Brien.
01:03:37Come on, O'Brien.
01:04:07You like so?
01:04:37Come on, O'Brien.
01:04:53You like so?
01:04:55Come on.
01:04:57Come on, O'Brien.
01:04:59Come on, O'Brien.
01:05:01Come on, O'Brien.
01:05:03Come on, O'Brien.
01:05:05You got held up.
01:05:06I'm sorry.
01:05:07Cutting it a bit fine, aren't we?
01:05:09Look, I'm getting a little fed up with all this criticism.
01:05:13Nearly messed up my hair.
01:05:15You want to be rescued or not?
01:05:18If you don't mind, Sir Galahad.
01:05:22Unless it's all mine.
01:05:25I'll have to get out of these wet things.
01:05:33Powder, there's one or two more pressing concerns.
01:05:37The end of the world is nigh.
01:05:39Beautiful scientists about to be killed.
01:05:41I really don't think it's time to be worried about common cleanliness.
01:05:45There's only one thing that's common around him.
01:05:47What did you say?
01:05:48Nothing.
01:05:49Nothing.
01:06:10I'm going to get back to the radio.
01:06:12I'm going to need help.
01:06:15Reinforcements.
01:06:19Damn.
01:06:26Powder, give me another gun.
01:06:33Powder, give me another gun!
01:06:37Powder!
01:06:40Sorry, old love.
01:06:41I just had to clean up.
01:06:42My clothes were aside.
01:06:43Hey, you!
01:06:49Should I be honest?
01:06:50I awch, shh.
01:06:51Cawler!
01:06:52Oh, shh.
01:06:53Good.
01:06:54I am.
01:06:56Faster!
01:06:57Better!
01:06:58That's fair.
01:06:59Well, could you warn something that's conspicuous?
01:07:00Really, Michael?
01:07:01It appears has come through so much.
01:07:02That's great.
01:07:03It appears to have come through so much.
01:07:04Can't you warn something less conspicuous?
01:07:09Can you warn something less conspicuous?
01:07:11Really, Michael. A place has come for so much.
01:07:24What the?
01:07:25A fine place to put a pipeline. Come on.
01:07:31You'll need this.
01:07:33How thoughtful.
01:07:39Time, Miss Kings. Time!
01:08:01Gunpowder in the centre. Gunpowder in the centre. Are you there?
01:08:03Gunpowder, please. None more. Gun?
01:08:05Pardon, sir. Our gallant Michael Gun is, as I say, intersposed.
01:08:11Get to the point!
01:08:17God, sir, where have you been? Do you know where the blasted time is?
01:08:20Temper, temper. We've encountered opposition.
01:08:23We sent assistance. What happened?
01:08:25Lovell's allegiance was a negotiable commodity.
01:08:28The blighter. Notify all sectors. I want Jeremy Lovell taken and held for questioning.
01:08:34Paras to be dropped on this location. Montaubon. Immediately.
01:08:39Powder.
01:08:40Aye, Captain.
01:08:41The bloody awful reception again. Get that damn radio check, will you?
01:08:57Mind the environment.
01:08:58Reinforcements.
01:09:00Do not repeat. Do not engage the opposition until we arrive.
01:09:03Actually, I prefer the signal sticking.
01:09:05We've checked our record.
01:09:06And the location you gave us is a prime pumping station for Siberian gas.
01:09:12Siberian gas?
01:09:14And that pipeline runs straight from the Soviet Union.
01:09:17So that's how.
01:09:18Exactly. Milking our economy.
01:09:21Over and out.
01:09:22It's done.
01:09:23Quickly. Quickly. We only have a few minutes.
01:09:52I adore the uniforms.
01:10:04Miss Bolt.
01:10:12Glad you could make it.
01:10:13Anything to see you being shot at.
01:10:16Thought you might need another big gun.
01:10:19Where's the pipeline?
01:10:22Straight ahead through those bushes.
01:10:24100 yards.
01:10:26Shall we, boys?
01:10:28Tally-ho!
01:10:33Don't you just love domineering women?
01:10:49I'm sorry, man.
01:10:52Er.
01:10:53Almost like the first date.
01:10:54Did you have to go to this extent?
01:10:55You're a hard woman to please.
01:10:59This way, you've got me, huh?
01:11:00almost like the first date did you have to go to this extent a hard woman to please
01:11:10this way
01:11:14where'd you go
01:11:28the solution
01:11:30right there
01:11:30the solution
01:11:32there's
01:11:34yours
01:11:42it's a good place
01:12:12let's go
01:12:35spread out search the area
01:12:42traitor
01:13:12I've been wanting to do this to you
01:13:21for a long time
01:13:23you silly man
01:13:31I do apologize
01:13:39the fools
01:13:48the fools
01:13:50boys
01:14:02And a bomb.
01:14:06Bones.
01:14:27Bones.
01:14:29Bones.
01:14:32Oh, my God.
01:15:02Where's Besh?
01:15:08Not now. Must alert the market.
01:15:10Vote to special executive. Vote to special executive.
01:15:13Come in, vote.
01:15:14Yes, sir.
01:15:16Yes, sir.
01:15:18Yes, sir.
01:15:20Yours.
01:15:21Look, we can't leave. We have to leave now.
01:15:24The gold isn't stable.
01:15:32Oh, wow.
01:15:49Attention. Attention.
01:15:51This is a warning.
01:15:52The pipeline is being destroyed.
01:15:54The area will be flooded in a few minutes.
01:15:56What's happened?
01:16:09The solution?
01:16:13That woman?
01:16:16Sergeant, clear the building.
01:16:18Move everybody out. Quickly.
01:16:20Quickly!
01:16:21Everybody out!
01:16:22Here you go.
01:16:27Holiday.
01:16:30Bad, Clameter.
01:16:33Easy.
01:16:36Stand clear.
01:17:07Where's Powder?
01:17:11Powder!
01:17:12Oh, my God!
01:17:15Powder!
01:17:18Powder!
01:17:19Powder!
01:17:20Powder!
01:17:23Powder, where are you?
01:17:26Where are you?
01:17:27Powder, can you hear us?
01:17:37Yes?
01:17:40Yes?
01:17:43Powder.
01:17:46Right.
01:17:47Must be off.
01:17:49Pressing engagement.
01:17:50Must dash.
01:17:53Um, yes?
01:17:56Oh.
01:18:01All over my new clothes.
01:18:03Won't you fret over a spilled milk?
01:18:05Not such a bad color.
01:18:07Rather fetching, don't you think?
01:18:09Five.
01:18:26All over my new clothes.
01:18:27All over my new clothes.
01:18:28All over my new clothes.
01:18:29All over my new clothes.
01:18:30All over my new clothes.
01:18:31All over my new clothes.
01:18:32All over my new clothes.
01:18:33All over my new clothes.
01:18:34All over my new clothes.
01:18:35All over my new clothes.
01:18:36All over my new clothes.
01:18:37All over my new clothes.
01:18:38All over my new clothes.
01:18:39All over my new clothes.
01:18:40All over my new clothes.
01:18:41All over my new clothes.
01:18:42All over my new clothes.
01:18:43All over my new clothes.
01:18:44All over my new clothes.
01:18:45All over my new clothes.
01:18:46All over my new clothes.
01:18:47All over my new clothes.
01:18:48All over my new clothes.
01:18:49All over my new clothes.
01:18:50All over my new clothes.
01:18:51All over my new clothes.
01:18:52All over my clothes.
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