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00:15:16J'ai le plaisir de retourner à vous le crown de Saint-Edouard,
00:15:28que j'ai pris comme un prouveau de mon pouvoir.
00:15:30Ce que j'ai besoin est le Mura d'Orfei IV.
00:15:32Si je n'ai pas besoin de six heures, j'en ai besoin.
00:15:35Genabelle, la queen de la monde.
00:15:38Genabelle.
00:15:42Genabelle.
00:15:43Qui est-ce?
00:15:45Je ne sais pas, mais ce Mura d'Orfei IV, c'est ce que c'est?
00:15:51C'est ce Mura d'Orfei IV.
00:15:53Je ne me souviens pas les mots.
00:15:56Je ne me souviens pas de Mura d'Orfei IV.
00:15:59Je dois le savoir.
00:16:01Mais cette Genabelle, cette queen de la monde, elle sait.
00:16:05C'est ce que je dis, c'est ce que vous avez dit?
00:16:07C'est ce que…
00:16:13C'est ce que vous m'avez dit.
00:16:13C'est ce que vous avez dit.
00:16:15C'est ce que vous avez dit.
00:16:16C'est bon, c'est bon, c'est bon.
00:16:46Oh, you know that. Honestly. And you've also had a message?
00:16:51No. I never heard any mention of this Jenabel.
00:16:55But, of course, Sir Reginald Hoover's the only person who might have heard about her.
00:17:00Why? Because he knows all these criminals.
00:17:08You're quite a swarmer, aren't you?
00:17:11Oh, well, I do other things.
00:17:16Do you accept the challenge I offered you?
00:17:20You still haven't told me about the game.
00:17:22The rules are simple.
00:17:24If you succeed in hitting the red target,
00:17:26you'll have this little token of my appreciation and be allowed to leave the villa.
00:17:31I hope that the color is pleasing to you.
00:17:40The color of the limousine? Or also the emeralds?
00:17:43Naturally. They could only make you even more beautiful.
00:17:47However, if I happen to hit the white target...
00:17:59I see. Telekinetics again.
00:18:02Mm-hmm.
00:18:06Very well. I agree to play the game.
00:18:12Give me that. The red one, huh?
00:18:14I'll get a chance.
00:18:16I'll go.
00:18:17Oh, my God.
00:18:18There's nothing.
00:18:19I'lliniz.
00:18:20I'll be at this.
00:18:21Oh.
00:18:23Hmm.
00:18:24Oh.
00:18:25Hmm.
00:18:28Hmm.
00:18:29Hmm.
00:18:30Hmm.
00:18:31Hmm.
00:18:32Hmm.
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00:18:37Hmm.
00:18:38Hmm.
00:18:39Hmm.
00:18:40Hmm.
00:18:41Hmm.
00:18:42C'est parti, Chandra.
00:19:12C'est parti, Chandra.
00:19:42C'est parti, Chandra.
00:20:12C'est parti, Chandra.
00:20:14C'est parti, Chandra.
00:20:16C'est parti, Chandra.
00:20:48C'est parti, Chandra.
00:20:50Chandra.
00:20:52Chandra.
00:20:54Chandra.
00:20:56Chandra.
00:20:58Chandra.
00:21:00Chandra.
00:21:02Chandra.
00:21:04Chandra.
00:21:06Chandra.
00:21:08Chandra.
00:21:10Chandra.
00:21:12Chandra.
00:21:16Chandra.
00:21:18Chandra.
00:21:20Chandra.
00:21:22Chandra.
00:21:24Chandra.
00:21:26Chandra.
00:21:28Chandra.
00:21:30Chandra.
00:21:32Chandra.
00:21:34I bet you do.
00:23:04My dear Lawrence, what a pleasant surprise to see you.
00:23:19I know it's not pleasant, but I have to speak to you, Sir Reginald.
00:23:23You must listen to me.
00:23:24Ready, darling?
00:23:25I positively flew here. Aren't you proud of me?
00:23:27Yes, yes, of course. I'm sorry, Lawrence. I wasn't expecting your visit.
00:23:31I have a prior engagement with the young lady.
00:23:34Don't worry, young lady. I'll steal him for only a moment.
00:23:38Patience.
00:23:39I should explain, Sir Reginald, first, that this is an affair of state. Do you understand?
00:23:50An affair of state?
00:23:51Hmm.
00:23:53Excuse me, dear. I suppose I must make this sacrifice.
00:23:56Oh.
00:24:05Well?
00:24:13Do you know a certain Janabelle, the self-styled Queen of the World?
00:24:18No. Who is she?
00:24:19It was she who stole the crown of St. Edward.
00:24:22Oh?
00:24:23You wouldn't even know her by sight.
00:24:25Afraid not. Have you arrested her?
00:24:27No. Hardly likely. I hoped you'd tell me who she is.
00:24:31They say that you know all these criminals.
00:24:34Hmm.
00:24:35It could be somebody using an alias.
00:24:38That's not unusual.
00:24:39Yes, I'd thought of that.
00:24:42In fact, it was I who told the journalists that it was Argo Man who committed it.
00:24:48I'd be careful if I were you.
00:24:50Argo Man could be easily offended.
00:24:52Hmm. I couldn't care less.
00:24:54You don't expect us to go around saying that this Janabelle is pressuring Scotland Yard.
00:24:59She stole that crown to demonstrate her power.
00:25:03Fancy she also sent me a perfumed note with it.
00:25:06Well.
00:25:07Interesting.
00:25:07And what did it say?
00:25:12Oh.
00:25:13Nothing.
00:25:14She says we're to deliver a certain article within six hours.
00:25:18Or beware.
00:25:22Within six hours?
00:25:24Yes. And that was two hours ago.
00:25:26What does she want?
00:25:28Well, you see, no.
00:25:30It's a state secret I mustn't reveal.
00:25:33But I can tell you what else I want.
00:25:36Look at these photographs taken in the jewel room of the Tower of London.
00:25:41There's an automatic camera installed there.
00:25:44Yes, I know.
00:25:44What you see are the visitors who were there during the hour when the crown was stolen.
00:25:50See if you can recognize anyone.
00:25:51Perhaps there's someone in the crowd who's unknown to me.
00:25:59Have you seen anyone you know?
00:26:02No.
00:26:03I thought I recognized Lady Asher.
00:26:05She's my cousin, you know.
00:26:07Just someone who looks like her.
00:26:09I gather you can't give us any help.
00:26:15If this is all you have to show me, I think not.
00:26:18But perhaps if you could tell me what this Genevieve is after.
00:26:24Certain criminals often betray themselves by their fixations.
00:26:28Have you ever heard of that?
00:26:29Well, I've already said too much.
00:26:31I can't tell you anything else.
00:26:33Well, I must be off.
00:26:34Otherwise, I'll miss my flight to Paris.
00:26:36Good afternoon, Sir Reginald.
00:26:38Le voyage.
00:26:39Thank you.
00:26:40Not at all.
00:26:45What's she after?
00:26:46Oh, you're finally free.
00:26:54Shall we go for a swim?
00:26:56We can swim later.
00:26:59Would they like to come to Paris?
00:27:01Yes.
00:27:16Good afternoon, Sir Reginald.
00:27:46Inspector, your documents, if you please.
00:27:55Sorry, you know the orders.
00:27:58Here is Inspector Martinet.
00:28:00Martinet.
00:28:02I've heard your name, Monsieur.
00:28:04I've heard your name too, Inspector.
00:28:05Shall we go in?
00:28:10I must emphasize the necessity of destroying this Muradoff A4.
00:28:15especially since there now exists
00:28:17this deplorable possibility of its misuse.
00:28:21Professor Kreisky,
00:28:22do you really suggest
00:28:23that I advise my government
00:28:25to blow up one of the greatest discoveries of our age?
00:28:28As a scientist,
00:28:29I'm inclined to second Professor Kreisky.
00:28:31But as I'm an American security officer
00:28:33in this matter of cosmic rays,
00:28:35I've got to leave it intact.
00:28:37The existence of a jewel of this dimension
00:28:40is an absurdity.
00:28:42I'm afraid it's all your fault,
00:28:44as a matter of fact,
00:28:45when you think how it was found
00:28:46in the crater left by an atomic bomb
00:28:49exploded last month.
00:28:51We found it, though.
00:28:52It's a British origin.
00:28:53But we French were responsible
00:28:55for its diamond classification
00:28:56on the scale of Mosin de Berzelius.
00:28:58Let's skip the nationalism, gentlemen.
00:29:00What counts is
00:29:01if the Muradoff ends up
00:29:02in irresponsible hands,
00:29:04the diamond market would collapse
00:29:05in a few days
00:29:06with financial repercussions.
00:29:07I suppose you can all imagine.
00:29:08He doesn't have to tell me that.
00:29:12But, gentlemen,
00:29:13have you any idea
00:29:14of the extraordinary powers
00:29:15concentrated in this mass
00:29:17that is composed of pure carbon
00:29:18with its two-way gamma stream
00:29:21with refracted rays of light?
00:29:24Have you any money?
00:29:25What do you have a small coin?
00:29:28Will Frank do?
00:29:30No, hold it yourself.
00:29:32This way, please.
00:29:43In this position, sir.
00:29:55How's your Frank?
00:30:14Well, it seems to me
00:30:16it's just like it was.
00:30:18You think so?
00:30:19Watch.
00:30:19The Muradoff A4
00:30:25reflecting any sort of light at all
00:30:27destroys molecular cohesion
00:30:29which has the property
00:30:31of rendering any material pliable.
00:30:33Possibilities of this great discovery
00:30:35are absolutely beyond every limit.
00:30:38Exactly.
00:30:39Well, gentlemen,
00:30:39as France's Minister of the Interior,
00:30:41I hasten to assure you all
00:30:43the Muradoff A4
00:30:44will be defended to the utmost by us
00:30:46and our English colleagues
00:30:47of Scotland Yard.
00:30:48Yes, our government is certainly aware
00:30:51that in case we should lose
00:30:53such a huge diamond,
00:30:54eventually it would mean
00:30:55a major dollar drain
00:30:57from our gold balance.
00:30:58A major dollar drain?
00:31:00And my Frank, too.
00:31:01Let's keep the gold straight.
00:31:02Huh?
00:31:03I would assume
00:31:18that Lawrence's secret
00:31:19is in the Ministry of Technology.
00:31:21The place is crawling with police.
00:31:23In which case,
00:31:24Ginobel cannot be very far away.
00:31:26If only my advice had been followed,
00:31:27you wouldn't be in this condition.
00:31:28Why did you waste a superpower on her?
00:31:31Darling, don't be so egocentric.
00:31:34My superpowers,
00:31:35though not the ones you mean,
00:31:37are also put to more scientific uses.
00:31:43Anyway, the six hours were almost up.
00:31:45And don't forget,
00:31:46it was just for such a loss
00:31:47that I came to suspect Ginobel.
00:31:50Even so,
00:31:51your Geiger countering will never find her now.
00:31:53Oh, you think not?
00:31:54Well, fortunately,
00:31:55the dear girl smoked
00:31:56one of my radioactive cigarettes.
00:31:58We will find her.
00:31:59You're so clever, my dear.
00:32:03Uh-huh.
00:32:05She's somewhere in that direction.
00:32:07South-southeast.
00:32:17But the Ministry of Technology
00:32:19is north-northwest of here.
00:32:20Just as I thought it would be.
00:32:23Doesn't it look tiny in here?
00:32:29Wait, do you think you want?
00:32:31What is it?
00:32:35Now, let's see where our lady
00:32:37could possibly be hiding.
00:32:40The school wouldn't be that.
00:32:45Maternity and pediatric hospital
00:32:47are quite out of the question.
00:32:48the museum of Napoleonic trophies.
00:32:54Damn, doesn't this city
00:32:55have anything better than that?
00:32:57Tourists?
00:32:58What an insult!
00:32:59They come to Paris
00:33:00for only one thing.
00:33:05The Bank of France.
00:33:06That's just the kind of place
00:33:08she'd choose.
00:33:08I believe this is yours.
00:33:14Thank you.
00:33:14Thank you.
00:33:14Thank you very much.
00:33:22Thank you.
00:33:26Thank you.
00:33:26Bye.
00:33:26Thank you.
00:33:27Hi.
00:33:28grandparents.
00:33:30Early season.
00:33:31Through the day.
00:33:31I wish.
00:33:32Take a piece here.
00:33:32Run, go.
00:33:33I wish.
00:33:33Bye-bye.
00:33:34Bye-bye.
00:33:35cesare,
00:33:35Bye-bye.
00:33:36We would get you free.
00:33:37There should be a story for it.
00:33:37This story may offer you.
00:33:38Have a good and a good life.
00:33:39thumb,
00:33:40Nothing.
00:33:40How come to be good.
00:33:41Two?
00:33:41Vous trouverez votre carte de crédit à l'hôtel ce soir, monsieur.
00:34:07La carte de crédit à l'hôtel, monsieur.
00:34:13Bonjour.
00:34:14Bonjour.
00:34:15We're just closing, madame.
00:34:16Please.
00:34:17Certainly.
00:34:26Sign here, please.
00:34:30Thank you.
00:34:55C'est parti.
00:35:00All right, come on.
00:35:30The bank is closed, sir. It won't reopen till tomorrow.
00:35:36That's right. But she's still inside.
00:35:40But I can't imagine what the Bank of France has to do with all this.
00:35:44That's what we must find out.
00:35:46Please, sir.
00:35:47To recover your superpowers, David.
00:35:49I'm sorry.
00:35:50I'm sorry.
00:35:51I'm sorry.
00:35:52I'm sorry.
00:35:53I'm sorry.
00:35:54I'm sorry.
00:35:55I'm sorry.
00:35:56I'm sorry.
00:35:57I'm sorry.
00:35:58I'm sorry.
00:35:59I'm sorry.
00:36:00The bank's superpowers take six hours' time.
00:36:02Eighteen minutes more.
00:36:04In that case, why don't we look for the nearest bistro?
00:36:07Darling, one would think you had a single-track mind.
00:36:11Chandra, you're going to wait in the car.
00:36:13Come along.
00:36:30go.
00:36:32Two-ton are.
00:36:33Tell me!
00:36:34Don't hurt her.
00:36:35Don't hurt her.
00:36:35What's the impression of sure you see her?
00:36:37Angel, what's the house of control?
00:36:39Blush!
00:36:40It's physical of a idle bit.
00:36:41Don't hurt her.
00:36:41Don't hurt her.
00:36:42You.
00:36:56C'est parti.
00:37:02Bien.
00:37:26C'est parti.
00:37:56Sous-titrage MFP.
00:38:26Sous-titrage MFP.
00:38:56Sous-titrage MFP.
00:39:26Sous-titrage MFP.
00:39:56Sous-titrage MFP.
00:40:26Well, there's six hours that are up, Lawrence.
00:40:29Right. Looks to me like Jenabelle is just a maniac in search of publicity.
00:40:33Shall we go and celebrate with a drink?
00:40:35Well, good.
00:40:36Since the Muradoff won't need our protection.
00:40:38What a pleasure to meet someone so confident.
00:40:40What a surprise.
00:40:41How strange finding you here.
00:40:43Oh, I was just passing by.
00:40:46Well, Sir Reginald, if it means anything to you as a student of criminology,
00:40:50I'll tell you that Jenabelle, the self-styled queen of the world, has abandoned us.
00:40:55It evidently means she's abdicated.
00:40:57Well, I'm very happy for you.
00:40:59But unless my experience with criminals has taught me nothing,
00:41:02I would say she has only begun.
00:41:04As for your unsought suggestion,
00:41:06I'm sorry, Sir Reginald,
00:41:07but we're interested only in those that come from higher up.
00:41:12From higher up, did you say?
00:41:13Well, I believe you're about to be blessed with some right now.
00:41:17Yes.
00:41:20Good Lord.
00:41:24But these are friends.
00:41:26Good heavens.
00:41:28No, dear.
00:41:43This is Jenabelle, queen of the world.
00:42:12As you know, I'm in possession of over 300 billion francs.
00:42:16If you don't deliver to me the Muradoff A4,
00:42:19I will shower France with banknotes,
00:42:21provoking a disastrous inflation.
00:42:26Very ingenious.
00:42:27Ah, you view it as a criminologist only.
00:42:29But we, we don't.
00:42:31No.
00:42:32We must save France from bankruptcy
00:42:33at the cost of giving her what she wants.
00:42:36Just you listen.
00:42:37One of your agents must board bus number 52
00:42:40at precisely 11 a.m.
00:42:42at the bus stop in Place Vauban.
00:42:45For identification,
00:42:46he must wear a Czech tweed suit
00:42:47and a black bowler hat.
00:42:52Bluster impertinence.
00:42:53If you'd only give us carte blanche, we'd...
00:42:54Relax, Lawrence.
00:42:56I quite agree with the minister.
00:42:58Before one can hit a bullseye,
00:42:59one must first find the range.
00:43:01And yet you hardly have a target at the moment.
00:43:02I've just had an idea, Sir Ratchinople.
00:43:06In view of your acquaintance with criminals,
00:43:07I appoint you to try to make contact with her.
00:43:10Don't be too hasty, sir.
00:43:12Certainly I'm familiar with them,
00:43:14but please don't think I'm a supermind
00:43:15where they're concerned.
00:43:17Why, no, why?
00:43:19Not somebody so ineffectual.
00:43:20This job calls for a...
00:43:21For a man of action, I fear.
00:43:32I fear.
00:44:03May I?
00:44:05Stop where you are, friend.
00:44:07You've reached the end of the line.
00:44:32I've established contact.
00:44:34An agent has boarded the bus.
00:44:36Shall I authorize our men to proceed?
00:44:38Let me see the person they've sent.
00:44:55But, Reggie,
00:44:57Do you know who that man is?
00:44:59It's the Englishman.
00:45:01Tell them to return to base number two.
00:45:07How much longer does this Paris by day tour go on?
00:45:10No, it's finished.
00:45:12Our part, I mean.
00:45:14Don't move.
00:45:16And it shall be worse for you
00:45:17if you try to pull a fast one.
00:45:20If I were to touch this,
00:45:22it would set off a charge of high explosives.
00:45:25The mere touch of a finger and boom.
00:45:28The charge will blow us sky high.
00:45:30You and me.
00:45:31And among the rest,
00:45:32those charming brats over there.
00:45:34move.
00:45:57This way.
00:45:59This way.
00:46:00This way.
00:46:03This way.
00:46:10I say, friend,
00:46:11why don't we let the passengers off first?
00:46:13Then you may abduct me.
00:46:14I'm most curious to meet your mysterious Chenabelle.
00:46:17My car.
00:46:18Keep calm, sir.
00:46:18Look what that bus driver did to it.
00:46:20My brand new car.
00:46:22These didn't which shouldn't be allowed on the street.
00:46:24Arrest him.
00:46:25The bus company is insured.
00:46:26Yes, insured against paper.
00:46:27Everybody off the bus.
00:46:29Look what he did.
00:46:30Everybody off, please.
00:46:44And you two, aren't you getting off?
00:47:00C'est parti !
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