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00:00The End
01:15you made yourself at home i always do a knack i never learned ever anywhere
01:24i know nothing about you not even if you take sugar
01:30i thought you said you'd research me not about sugar
01:41you might tie the belt of my dressing you i always forget to be modest well remember with
01:48me i'm a stone age puritan how's the costume instant my solicitor said he thought you were
01:57genuine ambitious and therefore genuine i'm not sure that's an equation i'd care to endorse but
02:02are you straight answer now i'm tired what first and suppose i lie well you lie don't you my name
02:11it's a starting point but i told you when we first i've forgotten it judith judy marshall
02:22jm jam are you the jam i don't know what you wouldn't i have my own private language of
02:29illusion collision collusion words slither into one another become something else
02:37julie marshall you accost me in st james's park you work for an american magazine appropriately
02:45called color and you're writing a series of articles black is beautiful my first real assignment
02:52you browbeat me into making an appointment that same afternoon which you didn't keep
02:56and now i come home and find you in my bed i've been waiting since 10 i was tired
03:04what was i supposed to do am i supposed to walk in sigh with the gentle pleasure at the
03:09generousness of this world sink in beside you and be grateful for jam any jam you bastard do i
03:18offend you you can go now it's late what is it you want hurting me maybe what your story
03:26your personal story of your imprisonment in tabanga
03:35i've um i've got a lot already how you resisted against all pressures and reporting the mass
03:41killing of the waruba tribe how you were held without trial by the old regime for a month then
03:46escaped i want your personal story of that jail that is my assignment i sat in the corner of a
03:55concrete room there was no lavatory it was 97 in the shade okay that store is no boost for the
04:02beautiful blacks doesn't have to be you sure i write it they print it we are not hung up on
04:08color
04:11you may be we're not i find that difficult to believe and very patronizing mr diamond your story
04:18is important to you my store is important to me jam i'm writing it and it's not finished it continues
04:28one gabbling stockbroker of us may share certain to be worth 50 000 pounds by the end of next week
04:32someone else beats me up with self-evident relish while someone someone else takes my wife to god
04:36knows where those killings i investigated cleared land to be parceled out for exploitation under the
04:41bodies lies the nickel i'm writing that story and every time i do because it involves such unbelievable
04:45money somebody tries to kill me or my solicitor or my wife my wife is now missing if i discontinue
04:51my research she'll be allowed to live if i don't and i won't she dies are you surprised i find
04:57you
04:57and your antics i forget to be modest a little irrelevant i'm sorry i didn't know that's what you
05:03meant about allowing her to die did i say that to you yes stupid of me to tell you so
05:11much
05:12but we are working on the same story you want to use me to boost you your career just meat
05:17for the
05:17story i dare say it has good intentions human rights etc but i'm still just meat for you just
05:22as joyce is meat for them to stop me writing my story you're all used as manipulators well i'm not
05:28going to be used or manipulated by any of you well i am not them whoever's exploiting the
05:32not but you smell like them to me i see i'm um i'm sorry yes
05:45you're a user too i think one of us a better go look this other story i've told you enough
05:51too much
05:54i thought you'd be pleased i thought you'd want that your experience in that jail published
06:00well you were wrong yes i was
06:06of course i didn't know about the researchers have been inadequate
06:09they usually are on one's first assignment
06:12i'm gonna bet
06:34you're very hard you should have found that out too before accosting me
06:44you're hurt you'll never make it as a journalist will you i told you i've been beaten up
06:52not too much on the face to show here let me
07:06perhaps i take back what i said about smell do you you mean i'm not jam anymore
07:20i don't know i'm too tired to know
07:27yes me too
07:41i'll uh sit over here
07:45the night's almost gone anyway
07:49for uh two years i was third string crime reporter for the denver harrow
07:56it was horrible
08:00people are so
08:02what
08:06difficult to understand
08:10hey the fire's gone out
08:14you need a shilling
08:16what
08:16a shilling
08:18oh boy
08:36is this a shilling
08:39i don't know what a shilling looks like i've only been over here for two days
08:50even if i knew what a shilling was i wouldn't know what to do with it
09:19it's a narrow bed huh
09:30good night
09:31puritan
09:36opportunist
09:43signed and sealed
09:44with my check for 112 pounds 10 shillings
09:48oh very jolly
09:49not to say sensible but then you always were marcus
09:53it's more than i can say for your travel yesterday
09:56he was a ghastly fellow he reminded me of a punch drunk powdery the gunners once wished on us at
10:01where'd you find him he came to me wanting a divorce
10:04one sees the wife's point what do you
10:06well he tore this offer up a lot of underbred hoo-ha about exploitation of the wagaroos
10:11i pointed out to him that any exploitation of which let it be said here and as of now i
10:17know nothing
10:17was being done if at all by black to black
10:20we my firm and the government department concerned are merely middlemen on commission
10:26he didn't seem to appreciate
10:28no he's neurotic but um since refusing your offer his wife's been well is missing simon
10:37you amaze me marcus
10:38do i
10:39utterly thingy
10:42why have you offered diamond and me so much
10:44who told your chum
10:45goodies trundling friends way
10:48you've seen the point already
10:49i saw it after his wife went missing
10:52diamond told me pressures had been brought to bear
10:55i wasn't surprised
10:57but we mustn't take that as meaning that i have any knowledge of the mechanics involved marcus
11:02you stay clean
11:03common sense surely
11:04take a cut and go
11:05exactly
11:06just like you
11:10perhaps i'm being simple-minded but i i still can't understand your generosity
11:15well shall we say a laughing word was dropped one lunchtime
11:20by whom
11:21oh marcus
11:23we're long past whispered confidences in the dawn
11:29yes there are conditions attached to joyce diamond's disappearance
11:32which are
11:35she'll live
11:35as long as diamond and i keep quiet about to bang
11:39which is why i signed your offer
11:41for her sake
11:43and you trust that this uh
11:44proof of good faith will be passed on by me to whoever
11:47yes
11:49well if it'll help i'll mention it to commander todd
11:53oh dear
11:55cats out of bangs
11:57well entre nous he's a public relations chap
12:00keeping to bangus image bright and beautiful
12:03you might dig at him
12:05i'm sure he'd enjoy your conspiracy theory thingy
12:09you mentioned my name
12:10you're very confident
12:11yes i can afford to be
12:13i know nothing that hasn't government approval
12:16this commander
12:18todd
12:18todd
12:19yeah
12:19he suggested you buy diamond and me off did he
12:22no idea
12:25can't remember marcus
12:26you might also mention that diamond for his wife's sake for her life simon
12:32has agreed to accept your offer after all
12:33has he indeed
12:36his authorization for me to sign on his behalf
12:39oh
12:40how splendid
12:45my secretary stuck it together again
12:48well like most chaps with a penchant for the dramatic gaster
12:52diamond comes to heal in the end
12:54what
12:55for his wife's sake
12:57for his wife's sake
12:59one thing thingy
13:00why haven't you been to the police of it
13:03they warned us not tom
13:05oh
13:06powerful stuff
13:07hmm
13:07well i reiterate
13:09i judge any deal only upon its financial viability
13:13i've accepted that son
13:14oh goody good
13:16do sign your chums the contract
13:23his cheque
13:24ah
13:26mine for him
13:28what a friend he has in terson
13:30oh you wouldn't think so half the time
13:33very so quite
13:34oh he's all to pieces
13:36but i'd say there was no question of him being able to damage the concession deal any longer
13:39shot his boat
13:40in that direction
13:42yes
13:44this i trust will keep joyce diamond safe for the moment
13:47well one certainly hopes so
13:51do pass on the good news to whoever
13:54diamond's state of mind is so uncertainly
13:56but i will imagine you to be responsible if his wife should die
13:58the fact that you weren't might become neither here nor there ironically
14:01he is
14:02neurotic as that
14:02is he
14:04persecution mania takes many forms
14:06but for the moment one can congratulate diamond on seeing sense
14:11yes
14:11he's been forced
14:13i'll have a word with your commander tom
14:15yes do
14:16oh
14:17but he may be rather tied up today
14:18a big sign the concession power starts at noon
14:23you'll be done
14:23oh stuffing of the caviar
14:26oh
14:27don't worry marcus
14:28all can be well in the worst of all possible worlds
14:32now you and diamond will make your fortunes
14:34that i can answer for if nothing else
14:37try and answer for more
14:38no it's not my style thingy one floats floats on the tide
14:44cheery bye
15:10what do you explain yourself
15:13me
15:14i'm arse
15:15how do you get in
15:17plastic key
15:28what do you want
15:30don't know yet
15:32what's your worth mr turson
15:34two grand cash
15:38you're sitting in the wrong chair
15:39client sit there
15:41that's okay dear
15:42i reckon you're my client all right
15:46you'd better call the police
15:47both of us
15:48go ahead i've eased
15:52hop all night i was looking after joyce diamond
15:54yes
15:56her ministering angel that was me
15:59just as well i'm bent
16:00there was opportunities around dear
16:07you mentioned the sum of money
16:08so i did
16:10received mr diamond this morning
16:12i saw him last night
16:13you did
16:15me
16:16packaging and all
16:17how's his tummy
16:20he took a lot of massage before i got him sitting quiet in his chair
16:24that some old geezers would pay me to do what i did to him
16:27but not two thousand pounds
16:28oh no dear i'm not that pricey
16:30not for that
16:30that's your price for joyce diamond
16:32crudely put it could be
16:34it's not enough
16:35you got more dear
16:36nor is it the kind of money she was taken for
16:39nor for your offer
16:43just between you and me
16:44you're quite quick for a solicitor
16:51side racket
16:52i always move sideways
16:54like slipping through
16:55you know
16:56some float others slide
16:58takes all sorts
17:00so for this sideways movement of two thousand pounds
17:03joyce diamond is free thanks to you
17:06hold on
17:06no
17:07we must be realistic dear
17:09two grand don't buy that much
17:11no
17:12she'll be more comfortable
17:14her living expenses really
17:17where is she
17:18must be silly must we
17:20she's not too comfortable not just yet
17:23but for two thousand quid i could get her an electric blanket
17:27i see
17:29ah
17:30hang about dear
17:31she could get even more uncomfortable
17:33if i don't pay
17:35she's in your hands mr tarson
17:46there are two people who can describe you now
17:49diamond and me
17:52no need to go directly to the police
17:54no
17:56two thousand pounds can buy a lot of inquiry
18:02you've made a bad mistake are they
18:03you reckon
18:04hmm
18:05we get the right questions asked
18:07the right clubs the right pubs
18:09no you've risked a lot
18:10far too much for two thousand pounds
18:13joyce diamond's too valuable
18:16reasons way above your level
18:19no
18:21you're in no position to hurt her more than they want her hurt
18:24it all falls down
18:26you've no room for manoeuvre
18:28not even sideways
18:29because you're too small
18:30just a greasy minder of others property
18:32flexing muscles you haven't even got
18:34promising
18:35threatening what you never dare perform
18:37you get nailed
18:38Ozzy
18:40get out
18:41get your tight arse out of my chair
18:46hide that up diamond
18:48you've seen him himself
18:48there were two of you
18:49only to start with
18:52very well then
18:54come on
18:54but you better be good
18:57a puff bag like you
19:03no no no
19:05Ozzy
19:06you're carrying more weight
19:07than me
19:07Joyce diamond your feeble double cross
19:11take breath
19:13your breathing's all wrong already
19:17take control
19:19you're too angry
19:22you can't afford to fail
19:25wrong foot forward
19:26commander Todd wouldn't like that
19:33I am warned you
19:35now you listen to my offer
19:38twenty five thousand pounds
19:41for Joyce diamond
19:43alive
19:45safe
19:47get up
19:52sit in that chair
19:53sit in that chair
20:08when you go back on duty
20:13tonight 8.30
20:14can you read
20:22you don't know what you're in Ozzy
20:24shares is it
20:25united to bangor consortium
20:27just a thousand shares
20:29two and three each
20:31but by next Friday
20:32they'll be worth one thousand shillings each
20:34you get half
20:37twenty five thousand pounds
20:41we reckoned it was big
20:43if someone like me gets a handout like that
20:45what must the people at the top be fighting for
20:50it's wicked
20:51hmm
20:54your knife
21:01yeah
21:03oh well that's the air cleared between us
21:06these shares are nickel
21:07and the concession deals about to be granted
21:09to whom do you report
21:11it'll be a pleasure to cross him up Mr. Tess
21:14I'm sure
21:16enjoy yourself Ozzy
21:37I'm sure
21:38they're not in Ozzy
21:39oh my no
21:41we're not in Ozzy
21:43ah come on
21:44there's not many others
21:46not left now
21:51England expects that every policeman will do his duties
21:54there's so many of them what do they expect?
21:56fair 68?
21:58the whole to bangoracket's been overweight from the start
22:00they're not in Ozzy
22:00no press
22:02there are both
22:04then they're not pressed
22:05they're third stringers from the Saturday gardening page
22:07look at them
22:08two of them may have just reached puberty
22:10my god
22:11all wrapped up
22:34some publicity is no publicity
22:36all concessions granted
22:38everybody makes a million
22:39just as Brenna Jones
22:40that one see him
22:41predicted
22:42come on your consciences can fool louder than that
22:45roll!
22:46roll!
22:48ladies and gentlemen
22:50I am happy to announce a new era of prosperity for Tabanga
22:56as a result of our talks
22:58its future has been assured
23:00stability and investment without exploitation
23:04the economy will now be able to expand and grow
23:07providing benefits for the whole mission
23:10hold this
23:11hold this
23:11hold this
23:16front page picture plot
23:18congratulations gentlemen
23:20token of respect from black Africa
23:26come on, dig my grave
23:28let's join the others who killed
23:30these men are manipulators
23:32these men who fought genocide and plundering
23:35these men hold the responsibility for the assassination of ex-president Babala
23:39and the killing of thousands of the ruby tribesmen
23:42John Diamond's the name
23:44come on the British press
23:45get it big
23:46forget this
23:48they got my wife
23:49Joyce Diamond
23:50come on
23:55what about my wife
23:56you don't look to her do you
23:57she's missing
23:57they threatened to kill her
24:11a word away from the crowd
24:13no I
24:14please I insist
24:24now then where have we got to you and I
24:27you're not very talkative are you
24:29come on don't hold out on me
24:31lavatories have excellent memories
24:34hmm
24:35oh yes that's right
24:37I've just made the front page of the evening newspapers
24:39we hope
24:42this is confidential information you realise that
24:47well you're the essence of tact if not hygiene
24:50the time
24:52half past four
24:53perhaps the law will bring the papers round with the tea
24:55after all they get their write-ups too
24:57help you spell my name right
24:58it's not a difficult name
24:59Diamond
25:00but I have been bylined as Dimmond
25:02Dammond even Demoine
25:04admittedly only when an article originally written for Paris Match
25:06was syndicated in the middle west
25:08it's a complex world we move in you and I
25:11come on off your bloody pedestal
25:13being as friendly as I know how
25:17oh
25:18yes
25:18is he really
25:21very nice
25:22best of British sir
25:23he's a bit top-heavy
25:24talks to himself
25:25he must have lost his only friend
25:27the tape recorder
25:31you've taken your time
25:33yes
25:34ah thank you constable
25:41what the hell do you think you're doing
25:45is that all
25:47oh my god
25:50get me out of here
25:51bail
25:51obviously
25:52yes
25:53yes
25:53the question of bail needs to be weighed
25:55get me out
25:56just as I'm sure you weigh Joyce's life
25:58your words not mine
25:59look at this
26:00John Diamond
26:00ineffective paint throwing attempt
26:02quickly removed
26:03me or the paint
26:04they've hushed it up it's been censored
26:06what's been censored
26:07the whole rumpus
26:07I was trying to make the front page
26:08trying to stir public apathy
26:09trying to break the suppression
26:11well by throwing pots of paint
26:12I can't get this story out
26:14through the normal channels
26:15I can't make direct accusations
26:16in the newspapers
26:16I haven't enough evidence yet
26:17and as you said yourself
26:18you'd probably get a dean notice slapped on it
26:20I wanted to get the press curious
26:21get them enquiring into this whole tabanga incident
26:23I wanted to connect Joyce's disappearance
26:25with these men
26:25I kept shouting my wife
26:26they've got my wife
26:27but look at it
26:28no report at all
26:29a hole in the air
26:30and they had no competition for the lead story
26:32what have they got
26:33economy on the right line
26:34says the Bank of England
26:35and TV star has legal abortion
26:37I'm afraid of the population explosion she says
26:41seems not even honest
26:42John Diamond can make tabanga news
26:44damn
26:45even though this story
26:46can kill his wife
26:46as he perfectly well knows
26:48if what I had said
26:49had been reported
26:50in full as it should have been
26:51if Joyce's disappearance
26:52had been connected with these people
26:53in print
26:54they wouldn't have dared to touch her
26:55throwing that paint
26:56was the only action open to me
26:57apart from giving in to their demands
26:58well it was pitiful
27:02look at me
27:03I can't be bought
27:04if you like
27:05well I on the other hand could
27:07you could
27:08have you accepted that share offer
27:10indeed yes
27:11and I've done more
27:13I showed Brenner Jones a letter
27:15purporting to be from you
27:16authorizing me to sign for yours
27:17on your behalf
27:19well well well
27:22did he believe you
27:23of course
27:24because either way
27:25it didn't matter to him
27:26all these contortions for Joyce
27:28yes
27:30and then you threw the bloody paint
27:31well didn't it occur to you
27:33that after our difference opinion
27:34about how to treat Joyce's abduction
27:35that I might act counter to the picture
27:37of collective submissiveness
27:38you were busily creating
27:39I hoped for a little time
27:42all I got was a little
27:45when will your case be heard
27:46tomorrow morning
27:46any time between 10 and 12 30
27:48somewhere among the perennial whores
27:50and the perennial drunks
27:51good
27:52then you can spend the rest of the night
27:54with them
27:54face the charges on your own
27:56because I've got more important things
27:58to do like saving Joyce
28:00there's just the smallest chance of my doing that
28:01even though you nearly screw the whole thing up
28:03and I'm taking it
28:04what's all this about
28:06well for what it's worth
28:08two things
28:09Brenner Jones gave me a name
28:11he didn't care whether I knew it or not
28:12it was just a bone thrown in my direction
28:14and two
28:16I also had a visitor
28:17who?
28:18Ozzy
28:18the only name he'd give
28:20him
28:20hoping for a side deal
28:22something about a personal touch
28:24for an electric blanket for Joyce
28:25two thousand pounds
28:27well I topped his squeeze
28:28I offered him twenty five thousand
28:30half my shower
28:32come on
28:32bail me out of here
28:33oh no no no not yet
28:34no
28:35no well he goes back on duty tonight
28:37at eight thirty
28:38and I shall be there
28:40alone
28:41where?
28:43well seeing you'll be out of commission
28:44I see no harm in telling you
28:46Islington
28:4823 Meridue Street
28:50will Joyce be there?
28:51god knows but it's my only chance
28:54I see
28:55you've told me all this only because you intend me to stay here
28:57yes
28:59and quietly
29:00as I'm sure your captors will appreciate
29:01you sanctimonious bastard
29:03I see myself as practical
29:05unlike you
29:07I told Brenna Jones you were an almost harmless neurotic
29:09and I intend you to remain so for Joyce's sake
29:11if she's still alive that is
29:13perhaps once you've been fine
29:15the usual twenty five or fifty tomorrow morning
29:16we can talk again
29:17perhaps
29:18I see
29:19what am I supposed to say
29:20thank you for saving me from myself
29:23it's too late for that John
29:24yes I suppose it is
29:26what the hell are you doing now?
29:27thank you
29:27well you want to go don't you?
29:33my solicitor can't wait
29:34he's got to go
29:35yes sir
29:35but you're free to go too now
29:37this young lady is
29:38three hundred dollars bail
29:39till tomorrow at seven
29:44we all get rescued
29:45at a price
29:46do go first ma
29:47I beg you to stay out of this
29:49let me do it my way
29:51don't make a move until you hear from me
29:55hello Mr. Turson
29:59I'm sorry I took so long
30:00but I had to prove who I was
30:02wait for the commissioner
30:03yes
30:05after all
30:07what's the use of a locked up lover?
30:13so stale in here
30:14well they keep it clean enough
30:16you just get full of rancid people
30:18you just get full of rancid people
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31:00goose grease
31:01yeah
31:02goose grease
31:04she used to take a lump of it in her hand
31:06and massage it all in
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31:12she had three brushes
31:14she used to brush it for a solid hour
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31:19used to come up all lovely and shining
31:21all shiny and fluffy
31:23yeah she had kept her hair thick and lovely
31:24right till the day she died
31:27good old Aussie
31:28half hour early
31:29why don't you stay instead of Aussie?
31:31scares me
31:32what Aussie?
31:32no he's okay
31:35do you know what I reckon for tonight?
31:38a nice hot Turkish bath
31:41I met Aussie in a steam room
31:42please
31:44please stay
31:46it's a job lady
31:54Mr Henderson
32:05where's Aussie?
32:06where's Aussie?
32:07he'll be here at half past eight
32:09is that you on the blower?
32:12it's a silly question
32:23the husband
32:23the husband doesn't seem to take us seriously, Mrs. Diamond
32:29it's a pity, isn't it?
32:30yes
32:31the family
32:38yes
32:40yes
32:40yes
32:40the husband
32:40is
32:41yes
32:42yes
32:44yes
32:48do you want some brand in your coffee?
32:56it wasn't even a nice try just a blurred photo the paint throwing incident incident that's all
33:05it was just as to bangor will be a quarter of a million blacks killed another incident
33:10in the birth pangs of emerging africa my incident my futile gesture didn't publicize to bangor it
33:18just further endangered joyce you already made that decision john i made it right or wrong
33:28but the doubts are still you feel guilty i don't feel i'm a conditioned man shaped by 40 years of
33:36education and occupation to fulfill my cell-like function in this so-called greater being our
33:42modern civilization you sound like a psychiatrist yeah perhaps that's what i need
33:50oh you could hardly call this a psychiatrist couch i could suggest better use for it
34:01diamond fiddles while his wife burns don't interfere in the situation john leave it to tersen i can't
34:07leave it to him but i will wait until he phones for old mark he practically faints at the sight
34:13of
34:13blood leave it to him
34:18you're trouble right now john you're feeling good about feeling guilty you didn't decide to let your
34:23wife die and you're taking a chance calling their bluff because in the back of your mind
34:28in your subconscious you really don't believe joyce will die and you justify the possibility of one death
34:34her death with a quarter of a million dead in topanga am i right be honest honest john
34:44hmm it's easy for you yes but then i'm only ambitious not obsessed
34:59think of it as um therapy that is if you're looking for just-a-fuh-cation
35:27oh good to see you arsey um have we left ourselves enough time of course mr tersen we got half
35:33an
35:33hour oh yes of course mr diamond's made quite a fool of himself i don't think mr henderson will
35:40like this throwing paint it's a gesture of defiance silly gesture don't make it easier for us it won't
35:48make any difference if we do what we have to do hope not mr tersen my boss will think diamond
35:52doesn't
35:53take him seriously he's a killer right through to his little black heart believe me
36:04known diamond long have you old friends
36:12i've got a friend young friend i don't think my relationship is quite the same
36:17no i don't imagine it is either
36:23you married at all mr tersen wife and kids
36:33now what i think i think you fancy joyce diamond otherwise you wouldn't be going to all this trouble
36:38would you i mean it doesn't really make sense you talk too much aussie it's paid off talking to you
36:44like i've already made plans well let's hope they come off uh sign there please over the stamp
36:54it's the contract between us
37:07oh yes here's the number
37:12let the phone ring twice then use this okay yes right okay
37:22no need for that mr tersen maybe not
37:25lawyer with a gun not very law-abiding is he know how to handle it
37:29well uh that's right isn't it and then i press the trigger careful mr tersen
37:35yes well we both have to be don't we
37:41ready
37:43when you are
37:49i can't really speak for the big boys
37:52but i do know they don't bluff
37:56definitely now
37:57well to never have with me so i can't see them doing so with you or your husband
38:02you don't need to explain
38:03we all need to know how a given situation affects
38:06i know i know
38:07oh kill me and i'm done with it but don't tell me don't speak to me i'll forbid you to
38:12speak to me do you hear me do you hear me do you hear
38:42you feel guilty now
38:44no more than usual
38:49so cold
38:51so cold
38:51you
38:52no
38:55you
38:56am i
39:00i begin to see you
39:06don't go
39:06i must
39:08what good can you do going
39:10i've left enough to tersen
39:12your fault
39:13he doesn't watch you he said so
39:15i do
39:16only for your story
39:18no
39:19not anymore
39:21not entirely
39:23you easy lady
39:24quick qualification
39:26i
39:27got your bail
39:28yes bail for bed
39:29yes
39:29for me
39:31not your wife
39:34you're worse than me
39:35no
39:37the same
39:39only thing more direct
39:42haven't i earned my
39:45story yet
39:46not entirely you easy lady
39:50i don't mind what you call me
39:52i've noticed that
39:53you're ambitious
39:54yes
39:56for you
39:59you know
40:01you really are a very conventional lover
40:09stay
40:16no
40:17goodbye jam
40:21i said be quiet
40:24now get up
40:40what goes on
40:41where's fletch
40:42she are late
40:43yeah sorry mr
40:47you've seen the papers
40:48yeah not much really was it
40:50it was enough
40:53get the motor
40:54we're moving her now
40:55you and me
40:55yeah
40:58where to mr henderson
41:00she'll get told in the motor
41:01i will will i
41:02maybe i want to know where i stand right now
41:05i said you'll get told
41:07yeah but
41:07this is over time
41:09isn't it
41:09all right the money's here
41:10yeah
41:12yeah
41:13so get the motor
41:14i'll bring her out
41:17i'm sorry mr henderson but
41:20i've got to know more first
41:21i mean diamond was to stay quiet
41:23he hasn't has he
41:24so
41:28i said the motor
41:30hold on hold on
41:33i'm sorry mr henderson but
41:35we've got a different complexion on things now hadn't we
41:37no no no it was always on the cards
41:40yeah
41:44are you going to do it in the motor
41:47no as you are rosie
41:48supervised by me
41:51i reckon do you
41:52there's just one hold up there me
41:54i don't inject
41:55there's always a first time
41:57not for any money
41:58you're sure
41:59it's two grand
42:01two
42:02two
42:04great
42:04what do you get
42:06I get more.
42:08I bet, I bet.
42:09I said go get the motor.
42:13I need to see the money.
42:21Half now, half after.
42:25You don't mind, do you?
42:27It is no time.
42:28Can you please get the motor?
42:34Who's that?
42:41You tell me, Ozzy.
42:45You want me to look?
42:47No, I will.
42:55Who is it?
42:58You.
42:59Over there.
43:00By the door.
43:03Shut it!
43:14Doesn't hurry, does he?
43:16Who you got on top of you, Mr. Henderson?
43:18Look your yap.
43:34You must be Henderson.
43:37Who's this man?
43:38And who are you?
43:39I'm an associate of Commander Todd.
43:42My name's Clark.
43:45I dislike the use of firearms at your level, Henderson.
43:47Oh, yeah?
43:49Who's this man?
43:50I take it you've employed him to work for us?
43:52Ozzy.
43:53Oh.
43:54Short for Oswald.
43:55Yeah.
43:56My surname.
43:57Hmm.
43:58Well, her orders have been changed.
43:59I am required to take charge here.
44:00Oh, no, mister.
44:02It's not enough.
44:03He's never mentioned you to me.
44:06Oh, very still.
44:09Arms wide.
44:12You're making...
44:13A what?
44:13A mistake?
44:15I'll risk that, Mr. Clark.
44:18Ozzy, see how dirty he is.
44:25That's ridiculous.
44:27Phone in pen.
44:28Wallet.
44:30Keys.
44:32Diary.
44:34Cigarettes.
44:36Lighter.
44:39Mail clippers.
44:45What's on in London?
44:50He's clean.
44:51At his level.
44:54His wallet.
44:56You don't mind an identity check, do you, Mr. Clark?
45:22Marcus Tusson?
45:23Where you are.
45:24Get his gun, Ozzy.
45:35Go on, beat it.
45:36Beat it, beat it, Henderson.
45:36You're trying to cross me up.
45:38Out.
45:38Blade now.
45:39You won't get far.
45:41Will you?
45:42Go on, bloody hopple.
45:46Have you seen him?
45:50You're dead, Ozzy.
45:52He's got the wrong name.
45:54It's not Clark you need to look out for now, but McKinley.
45:57Out.
46:03Get her out, Ozzy.
46:05And you?
46:06Don't move me.
46:08Where to?
46:10Anywhere.
46:11Okay, okay.
46:14Christ.
46:17Look, I've made the contract over to you.
46:20Get her, get her out, that's all.
46:21I can't leave him.
46:23I can't leave him.
46:23Is that so?
46:24Look at him.
46:26Just look at him.
46:27Come on.
46:27Don't touch me.
46:28Okay.
46:30Okay.
46:32I collect, don't I?
46:34Whatever you do.
46:35I'm going.
46:37Ozzy.
46:37Sorry, Mr. Tusson.
46:39I'm all faster alone.
46:41My stomach, I can't.
46:44Stomach.
46:45Get out, girl, get out.
46:47I can't leave you.
46:49Look, do you want him to come back?
46:51Oh, my God, what shall I do?
46:52Listen to me, listen, listen.
46:54That name, he said.
46:57Mack, you're...
46:59That name, you must tell John.
47:12I told you they'd be back.
47:24Dear God.
47:25What service do you require?
47:27The police.
47:28Put that down.
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