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00:00The End
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01:07So, that smoke, that? Looks all right to me.
01:10It'll do me. Donovan's second home.
01:13How long were you, Paddy?
01:14Three years.
01:16Must have been a bird or two, then, eh? You think they're gonna remember you?
01:19Well, if they don't, I'll remind them.
01:20Could have a drink?
01:21No, thanks.
01:24Look, um...
01:25Go show with me tonight. There's a bloke I'd like us to meet.
01:29I wanted to buy the vittles from them.
01:32Mr Fixie?
01:34I'll order a taxi for about seven.
01:36Oh, get stuffed.
01:37Well, now, come on, matey. Grow up.
01:40There's more fiddling on this island than you'd find in a symphony orchestra.
01:44I don't want to know.
01:47And I made five grand when I was last here.
01:50You what?
01:59How you, Paddy?
02:00Oh!
02:02How about a pipe?
02:22Pipe.
02:28Good evening, sir.
02:31May I introduce Mr. Savannah?
02:33Welcome aboard, sir.
02:34How do you do, Captain?
02:35Mr. Savannah is Malta's biggest chandler,
02:37so you can see how important it is we keep on his right side.
02:39More important that I should keep on the right side of the Royal Navy,
02:42otherwise I shall be the smallest chandler.
02:45Vera, my darling, this is Heroes Captain, Commander Niles.
02:48Welcome aboard, ma'am.
02:49My niece, Mrs. Vera Chestnut.
02:50Good evening, Commander.
02:52It's much bigger than I thought.
02:54Frigate sounds so small.
02:56It's hardly big enough for a party.
02:57May I introduce my First Lieutenant?
03:00Lieutenant Commander Beaumont.
03:02How are you doing, Mrs. Chestnut?
03:03Come on, then.
03:04Yes, indeed.
03:06Did you get that damn bag, right?
03:07Yes, I did.
03:07I managed to get that particular bag.
03:08That sounds very good.
03:12Mr. Patton, that was...
03:13I'd carry on, Chief.
03:19Uh, Mr. Savone?
03:22I think I know that fellow.
03:23Is he one of your crew?
03:25You mean Donovan?
03:26Yes, he's our store, Chief.
03:27He's nipping ashore for a craft of drinks.
03:29But he has been here before.
03:31Oh, yes.
03:32In fact, I think he had a shore job here at one time.
03:35Yes.
03:35Well, I never forget his face.
03:37Shall we follow the others?
03:41Oh, the uniforms.
03:43So, this is the first visit to Malta for both of us, Mr. Beaumont.
03:46Oh, no.
03:47No, I was first here when I was a midshipman.
03:49But that won't be many years ago.
03:50Oh, it's quite a few.
03:51Not as many as when I was first here, over 30 years.
03:54Really?
03:54Mrs. Chesney.
03:57Would you excuse me a moment, please?
03:59Yes, of course.
04:01I'm, uh...
04:02I'm sorry we had to shift down off the flight deck.
04:04It would have been nicer under the awning, but the Met isn't very promising.
04:07It wouldn't have bothered me.
04:09I lived rough here in Malta for my first two years.
04:11I was a bum working in a boatyard.
04:14Hard time.
04:14Everything was horror in those days, Mr. Beaumont.
04:17Including me.
04:19Is he looking after you all right, Mr. Savone?
04:21You know this young and handsome face here.
04:24It belongs to Lieutenant Commander Pallant.
04:26The Admiral's flag left them.
04:28Yes, we are, uh, old friends and rivals.
04:31Let me get you another drink.
05:06Spiro.
05:07Yep.
05:10My god.
05:11Tani Yasu!
05:13Ha!
05:14So it's true you're back?
05:15Oh, news travels.
05:16The, the frigate, Hiro.
05:18Someone said you were on it.
05:19It's good to see you, Danny.
05:21Ha!
05:21It's nice to be back.
05:22Well, how's business?
05:24Eh, so, so.
05:25You know, not like it used to be.
05:26Money's tight.
05:27Come off it.
05:28You're not starving.
05:30This calls for a drink, eh?
05:33Hey, how long's it been?
05:35Two years?
05:36Nearly.
05:37I knew you'd come back.
05:39I told everyone.
05:40Donovan will be back, I said.
05:43They didn't believe me.
05:46Cheers.
05:47Cheers.
05:56So, how are the contracts?
05:58Oh, since you went away.
06:00Niente.
06:00Nothing.
06:01The place is loaded.
06:03It's not mine.
06:04I'm just the agent.
06:06All this is for Savona.
06:08Savona?
06:09Yeah, he's got very big, Danny.
06:12Yeah, I saw him out of the ship.
06:14I wondered how come he was with the Admiral.
06:16Savona handles everything nowadays.
06:18All supplies.
06:19Well, we'll have to change that.
06:22He's too powerful, Danny.
06:24He's got too many friends, you know what I mean?
06:29Look, um...
06:32I was going to bring our catering chief to see you.
06:35If I put in a vittling contract, Danny, this place would be closed down inside a week.
06:39Take him to Savona.
06:40And what's in it for me?
06:42Nothing.
06:43What?
06:44Well, nobody gets the drop from Savona.
06:48You see, my old friend, the good days are gone.
06:50Maybe you shouldn't have come back.
06:52Yeah, I had to.
06:54All my money's here.
06:56There.
06:57When the old girl died, the welfare whistled me home so fast I didn't have time to get it off
07:01the island.
07:02You mean it's in the post office or something, huh, Danny?
07:05Gina's minding it for me.
07:06Who?
07:07You remember Gina?
07:09Well, sure, Danny.
07:10But, I mean, leaving money with a woman.
07:12I didn't have any damn choice.
07:14In any case, I thought I'd be back in a few weeks.
07:16Well, I hope she's still got it, huh?
07:22What?
07:24Just thinking out loud, Danny.
07:28I'll go and see her now.
07:29You know where she lives, Danny?
07:30Yes.
07:32Unless she's moved.
07:33Well, right after you left.
07:37You didn't know that.
07:40Where's she gone to?
07:42I don't know.
07:43I saw her a few weeks ago.
07:45She was in a taxi.
07:47My God, that that bitch is trying to rob me.
07:51I'll find her and if she's touched a penny of that money, I'll break her bloody neck.
07:55No, no, no, Danny.
07:55Take it easy, huh?
07:56I know you.
07:58I'll ask her around for you.
08:01I told my niece not to wear that dress.
08:03I said for sailors, put on something more substantial.
08:05She's very beautiful.
08:06Is she alone?
08:07What does that mean?
08:08Her husband.
08:10For him.
08:10He's a clown.
08:13He's...
08:14Dead?
08:15Not half.
08:15He jumped off a bridge in Budapest.
08:17And not in the Danube.
08:19It was a railway bridge.
08:20What a terrible thing.
08:21How long, Sid?
08:21Oh, last November.
08:22He was protesting.
08:23What?
08:23The day of the tanks, as they call it.
08:25The anniversary.
08:26A clown, eh?
08:28Who cares?
08:29Do the Russians care?
08:30A dead musician?
08:32Yes.
08:32Have some more canopies.
08:34Ah, yes.
08:35Smoked heels, then.
08:36With horseradish butter.
08:37I'm afraid.
08:38I don't really know.
08:40So all he does, he stops through trains.
08:42And for that, she thinks he's a hero of the revolution.
08:44Where's the sense of it?
08:45Yes.
08:46Let me, uh...
08:47Let me get you a refund.
08:49He's an intelligent woman.
08:50Years of education.
08:51A graduate.
08:52It's ridiculous.
08:55I've driven that young one away.
08:56No, no, no.
08:57I think he's just gone to get John East another drink.
08:59No, he's right.
09:00I talk too much.
09:01All Hungarians talk too much.
09:04Baby, baby, baby!
09:07You're late.
09:18Hey, leave that alone.
09:20He's back.
09:22Who?
09:23Donovan.
09:27I just left him.
09:29I knew it.
09:30I knew he'd come back.
09:31What'd he say?
09:32He's making threats.
09:34About breaking your neck if you touched his money.
09:38And I think he means it.
09:40Well, of course he means it.
09:44I told you what he's like.
09:45And I told you what he'd be like if he ever came back.
09:47I didn't notice you not sleeping nights.
09:50You told me not to worry.
09:52You said you could handle him.
09:54Well, go on.
09:55Handle him.
09:55Oh, shut up.
09:58Where is he now?
09:59Hunting around the town.
10:02He's lived here.
10:03It won't take him long to find us.
10:04Take it easy, Gina.
10:06He's vicious.
10:07I've seen him when he loses his temper.
10:09He's like a maniac.
10:10So I've heard.
10:11He was court-martialed once, wasn't he?
10:14Oh, Spiro, I'm scared.
10:16If he came through that door now, I'd die.
10:19Yes, you would.
10:20I'm getting out of here.
10:24Where would you go?
10:25I don't know.
10:26Anywhere away from here.
10:27I'll go to Africa.
10:29You got the money?
10:31No, but I...
10:34I can't buy you a plane ticket.
10:37Oh, why I have listened to you.
10:39You listened to me?
10:41Who drew out this lousy money?
10:43To help you, Spiro.
10:46I did it to help you.
10:47I didn't take any of it for myself.
10:48That's a laugh.
10:50You said 2,000 pounds would set you on your feet, right?
10:53And you made a lot of promises.
10:56Like marriage, I seem to remember.
10:58What I said, my little fallen angel,
11:01was when I got a good business, I'd think about settling down.
11:04But not with you.
11:06Never with you.
11:09You dirty little wolf crab.
11:12Get off.
11:13You took every penny there was in that account.
11:15I took.
11:16Look at this apartment.
11:18Look at all that junk in your wardrobe.
11:20You've been living it up, Gina, from the very day that Donovan left.
11:23I hope he kills you.
11:25Oh, he doesn't suspect me.
11:28Only you.
11:35Gina, how would you feel about living on a boat for a little while?
11:40Just for a week or two.
11:43He can't be here long.
11:45The frigate will sail or he'll get tired of looking for you.
11:48He'll never get tired.
11:49He'll never give up.
11:50You don't know him.
11:50There's a little, what do you call it, a sloop.
11:54More just along the coast.
11:56Belongs to some friends of mine.
11:58You'd be safe then, Gina.
12:02I hate boats.
12:04I hate boats.
12:05I hate boats.
12:07I hate boats.
12:07And the third command, I caught him up to the bridge.
12:10And I confirmed him.
12:11I said, you watch your step, my boy.
12:13I'm terrible, sir.
12:14Admiral, hello.
12:16How are you?
12:18Commander Flynn.
12:19R.N.B.R., sir.
12:21I do remember.
12:22Here, sir.
12:23Captain, I wonder, would you mind terribly if I took some photographs of your guests?
12:29I'd let you have some copies.
12:30Oh, not at all.
12:31What?
12:32That's extremely good of you.
12:33Thank you very much indeed.
12:34I do appreciate that.
12:35Would you give me a hand?
12:37Commander Flynn.
12:38M.T.B. is for a short time during the war.
12:40Oh, I see.
12:41Never stops talking about it.
12:43Winklin must have invited him.
12:44He's a tedious fellow.
12:45One of these sixpenny settlers.
12:48Worms his way into parties like these and tries to make money out of them.
12:51Oh, yeah.
12:51On the blacklist, as far as I'm concerned.
12:53Well, thank you very much for telling me, sir.
12:54I wish I'd known before.
12:55You get one in every mess, didn't you?
12:57You do?
12:57That's very true.
12:59How long are you staying?
13:01Oh, perhaps a month.
13:02Why?
13:03The next time we're in harbour, I'd like to set up a banyan.
13:06Banyan?
13:07I thought my English was good.
13:09Well, it's a sort of beach party.
13:12Yes, a little barbecue with swimming and music and whatnot.
13:14It's great fun.
13:15Especially with the right comfort.
13:17Yes, yes.
13:18I think I understand now what a banyan is, Mr. Goldberg.
13:22What the hell's going on?
13:23That was unkind.
13:24Oh, my dear lady, I'll let you have a coffee.
13:27No doubt, sir, you would like an enlargement.
13:30The Japanese, eh?
13:31Pardon?
13:32May I see?
13:32I imported some Japanese single lens reflex cameras some time ago, but not as good as this one.
13:38Oh, this is the time stop, eh?
13:41No.
13:41It's a very nice camera, Mr. Flippen.
13:43Help me.
13:45Well done, Mr. Savona.
13:47A splendid party, Niles.
13:49Oh.
13:49I'm afraid I have to cut it short.
13:50A few things to attend to a short.
13:51Of course not.
13:52I'd better rescue our friends.
13:53Yes, I'll organise your devices.
13:55I promise you it's only a hobby.
13:57I've ruined the whole thing.
13:57Savona, I think we should be there.
13:58I know, I know.
14:00You see, the camera is perfectly all right.
14:02And I couldn't replace the film.
14:04I am so sorry.
14:06Not at all.
14:06It's only a hobby.
14:11Good night.
14:12Good night, Derry.
14:13Good night, Mr. Chesney.
14:15I enjoyed their business with the camera.
14:16Very neat.
14:17Very neat indeed.
14:18And Niles, excellent party.
14:19Thank you so much, sir.
14:20Good night, Captain.
14:21Good night, number one.
14:22Good night.
14:24Good night, Donald.
14:24Good night, Donald.
14:25Good night, Donald.
14:27You know Gina Zammott, don't you?
14:30You've already asked me that.
14:32Told you.
14:33Haven't seen her for months.
14:35You know what she did?
14:38Got herself another fellow.
14:42If I get that coward, I'll kill her.
14:46You shouldn't talk that way, Mr. Donovan.
14:48What did she do?
14:51You had your own business.
14:56Give me a drink.
15:00Now, look.
15:02You've had enough.
15:03And I want to close.
15:08Give me a drink.
15:20Fanny.
15:25I found her for you.
15:26Come and shove you.
15:30Hey!
15:31Have you shown me around?
15:33You've taken care of me.
15:35There's nothing like a good naval shindig, I would say.
15:38Are you all right, sir?
15:39Um, yes.
15:40Listen.
15:40You must come to my place sometime.
15:42Uh, Lieutenant?
15:44Wakelet.
15:44There's some photographs of my old food tiller.
15:47I'd love to show you.
15:48Ah, there were great bunch of lads they were.
15:50There was...
15:51There was Jock Finlayson.
15:52I think your car's waiting, sir.
15:53There was Roley West.
15:54My car...
15:54I think your car's waiting, sir.
15:56What?
15:57Oh, yes.
15:58Oh, thank you very much, Lieutenant.
16:00Uh, thank you.
16:01Good night, sir.
16:02Good night.
16:02Good night, lads.
16:03Yeah.
16:06Haha.
16:18Gina?
16:37all right you cow you come home
16:53the fascinating woman that Mrs. Chesnick I didn't realize you'd noticed her
17:00yes oh excuse me sir I've just seen commander Flynn off I'd like to
17:06apologize for him is he a particular friend of yours no sir just somebody I
17:11bumped into at the Yacht Club I didn't know he made a career of it sir well
17:15he's presented on grata with the Admiral we'll have to leave him off the list
17:18next time. yes sir sorry sir. you and I'm Monty. night sir. night Monty. night she didn't come home.
17:51oh god what happened to her? you don't remember I shouldn't have told you where
18:01to find her. what the hell happened to her? you strangled her Danny. you don't think I
18:10did it. last night Danny you were going all over Valletta looking for her like a
18:15madman swearing you'd kill her. look I had a few drinks. and this morning Danny this
18:19morning that's how she's found. look I never saw Gina last night I wasn't that
18:25drunk I can remember. looks bad for you Danny. when I got to her place she wasn't
18:29there so I hung around waiting for her but she never came home. look spirit for
18:35god's sake I swear to you I never saw Gina last night. you must believe me. it's not
18:40what I believe Danny. it's the evidence. I mean the way the police will look at it. they'll find
18:46your fingerprints in the flat. they'll find out you used to live with her. you've been
18:50her making threats and you've been in trouble before. yeah well no no not this kind of trouble. oh
18:55come on Danny. you've got a record of violence.
19:09what the hell am I going to do? well the one good thing about it the police don't
19:13know yet. maybe they won't. oh they're bound to. no not necessarily. if her body
19:18doesn't turn up. what are you getting at? these friends of mine. the ones that took
19:28the photos. they've got the body. all you have to do is play along with them. it's
19:34blackmail is it? they just want to help you Danny. oh sure. yeah you help them they
19:40help you. it's simple. Gina had all my money. they don't want money Danny. no they just want
19:46something from this shit. what? I wrote it down.
19:58CCV 005. mean anything?
20:05that's a classified valve. yeah it's part of the electronic jamming equipment they tell me.
20:12do you know what you're asking me to do? that's treason. yeah. I just can't walk
20:17off the ship with a thing like that. they think you can. they say the valve is locked
20:22in the store's valuables cupboard and you hold the key. hey they know a lot. you're
20:27very professional people Danny. you got two days to bring me the valve. what if I
20:32don't? if you don't. Gina's body turns up in the harbor. I think you find some way to
20:38stop that.
21:08working late chief. hello sir. I didn't hear you. I know. you almost fell off the chair.
21:18what are you after up there? light camera sir. lieutenant last just returned it and I can't find the case.
21:25he's probably still got it. keeping his shaving gear in it or something. you must chase these people up chief.
21:34yes sir. we'll be arriving back in the UK with only half a ship.
21:40I'll give you that for Sunday.
21:42I'll tell you what. he had me go for a while anyway.
22:00yeah but five thousand. well that's what he said. I was blagging you. thought he'd have to flog half
22:06the gear on the island to make that much. yeah but he was here for a long time you know.
22:10he told me
22:11when he was here he had more fiddles than there is in an orchestra. it's all mouth with Donovan.
22:17look how much did he offer you Alec? oh that's it. nothing really. what he said was that he'd
22:22introduce me to the right Chandler. but then you see he hadn't mentioned it since. so you're just shooting a
22:27line.
22:28got eyes down. short telephone call.
22:30hi Danny.
22:32joss.
22:38what you going there then Paddy? nice bit of platinum mate.
22:40he's the big time you know Paddy. he's no mess here.
22:42oh funny guys.
22:44you know what? he sold the art royal life.
22:45why don't you shut your big mouth?
22:47well you have to watch Paddy you know. he's a big man in the Irish Mafia.
22:49I bet you haven't said a fact now.
22:54just keep talking like that. we need a show.
22:56all right lay up. I didn't mean it.
22:58hey come on pack it in Paddy.
23:01come on have a beer.
23:06what about you John? you going to have one?
23:08no thanks Alex. got some work to do.
23:12come on.
23:15come on.
23:16come on.
23:16come on.
23:18come on.
23:18come on.
23:19come on.
23:19come on.
23:19come on.
23:21right.
23:22we're on the flight deck.
23:23up the port waist.
23:38you're absolutely certain about this master?
23:40it's got something in there sir.
23:42but i don't know what.
23:45you're wrong. i'm gonna make an old time fool of myself.
23:47come on.
23:52chief.
23:54a word with you please.
24:03very short chief.
24:05yes sir.
24:07what have you got in there?
24:10sorry sir.
24:12mind showing me?
24:15it's nothing sir.
24:17i want to see what's in that bag.
24:20why sir?
24:25you're not making an issue of this chief.
24:27it's private sir.
24:28nothing in this ship. it's private. open that bag.
24:35that's an order chief.
24:53that's about the wildest story i ever heard.
24:55that's true sir.
24:56yes.
24:57i don't think you could make it up.
24:59have you had dealings with these people before?
25:00with Spiro sir.
25:02i used to do some business with them sir.
25:04but he's never asked you for classified equipment before?
25:06no sir. no sir.
25:07just the usual gash stuff sir.
25:09you know.
25:10pockets, brass, socks.
25:11spirit of anything sir.
25:12which you supplied.
25:15yes sir.
25:20all right donovan this story of yours will have to be investigated.
25:23in the meantime number one would you ask the master at arms to step in please.
25:26sir.
25:28master at arms?
25:31aye sir.
25:33i'm placing this man under open arrest master at arms.
25:35he's not to leave the ship.
25:37he's not to make any telephone calls or communicate with the shore in any way.
25:40i want him accompanied everywhere.
25:41is that understood?
25:42aye sir.
25:45all right you can go.
25:46right.
25:53nice work Derek.
25:54that'd have been the devil to pay if we'd lost that.
25:57it's our job for naval security isn't it?
26:03i'll draft a signal right away.
26:05talk to the admiral.
26:07i suppose we'd better talk to the base security officer too.
26:09whoever that is.
26:12thanks dear.
26:13thank you very much.
26:16i'm making it up.
26:18a british admiral.
26:19an ambassador's daughter.
26:21a word of honor.
26:22no.
26:22all admirals are mad anyway.
26:24everybody in the navy knows that.
26:27seriously it was quite a run ashore.
26:29i'll tell you what happened.
26:29ah look there's captain niles over there.
26:32i hope he doesn't come over.
26:33oh but why i rather like them.
26:35especially the captain.
26:36he's such a very austere man.
26:39he's a very career minded man if that's what you mean.
26:40he intends to be first sea lord.
26:42so does bowman.
26:44a bit of knife between those two.
26:45i wouldn't be surprised.
26:46knife?
26:47oh it's just an expression.
26:50alan.
26:51i think you're a very wicked man.
26:55how pleasant.
26:56they haven't seen us.
26:58i see pattern is making the most of his time.
27:01she'll kill him.
27:05do you know i can never spot a base security officer.
27:08do you see anybody who looks like james bond?
27:14he's in the corner cheating himself at barbillium.
27:18oh great god.
27:27hello.
27:28large is the name.
27:29base security officer.
27:30so you come in.
27:32bit of whistled.
27:33hmm.
27:34sort of discretion that's me.
27:36do you um.
27:36do you play this game?
27:38no.
27:38ah.
27:39takes the grip of you.
27:40yes.
27:41oh i see.
27:42yeah um.
27:43excuse me.
27:45bit of a tricky one.
28:14oh.
28:16our chaps are rather keen to bag him.
28:18well i mean they've collected one or two of our lodging over the years and um.
28:21if we can find someone important enough.
28:24then we can fix up a swap.
28:27well i mean that's the name of the game old chap.
28:29i don't see what this has got to do with our chief petty officer.
28:32the whole point is this valve thing.
28:35i'm told that this valve doesn't look like the usual sort of valve.
28:38no it doesn't.
28:39what's that got to do with it?
28:40well then obviously a little war flat like spearer hasn't announced to know what he's getting.
28:44so the assumption is that this russian scientist is over here to give it a quick deco.
28:49and make sure it's genuine.
28:54of course our chaps are a bit put out of the thought of just handing over this valve.
28:57handing it over?
28:58oh yes that's a decision.
28:59what?
28:59taking it to top level in london.
29:01you're glad you know what that valve is don't you?
29:03well i gather it's a key part in the ship's defense system.
29:06the sort of key that can open a lot of electronic doors, wavelengths and things.
29:10exactly.
29:12that's why it's classified.
29:15well then credit where credit's due.
29:17well they know exactly what they want and who to nobble to get it.
29:21are you telling us we've got to hand this thing over on a plate?
29:23well if the worst thing happens um
29:25it can only save their side about a year's work.
29:28on the other hand it could be a very useful leave for us.
29:31as well as filling in some of the gaps in their intelligence system.
29:35we don't know who runs things for them in this part of the world.
29:41all right go on.
29:43well a plan such as it is calls for your CPO to keep his date with Sperio and hand over
29:47the valve.
29:48and that's it old boy.
29:50and that's all?
29:51well they would like him to make some excuse to stick to Sperio
29:55and the valve for as long as possible.
29:57just to make surveillance easier.
30:02I don't like it.
30:04why not?
30:05we're sailors and spies.
30:07ah simple ethics.
30:09for a moment I thought you were worried about Donovan running into trouble.
30:12is that likely?
30:13no I don't think so.
30:15but you know we did have a similar situation to this not so long ago I seem to remember.
30:19turned out rather badly.
30:20what happened?
30:21well our chap a two ringer on the flag officer's staff got involved in the old ultra violence.
30:26picked him out of the harbour they doing.
30:29still tell Donovan it's for queen and country. hmm?
30:34well?
30:35well.
30:36and if um
30:38anything goes wrong sir?
30:40nothing's likely to go wrong it's all very simple.
30:43yes sir.
30:49obviously I can't compel you.
30:54but counter espionage have planned this pretty carefully.
30:58the other lot can make plans too sir.
31:01are you saying you're not going to do it?
31:04I'm thinking sir.
31:06it seems to me sir that I'm going to be pig in the middle.
31:09probably.
31:12what do I get out of it sir?
31:16get out of it.
31:17I mean if I take this foul to spirit sir.
31:22are they still going to come down on me over all that other stuff?
31:28I can't make deals with you Donovan you must know that.
31:31somebody's asking me to help sir.
31:33not you sir.
31:36somebody...
31:37how shall I point?
31:38higher up.
31:39exactly sir exactly.
31:40well if you help them it's possible they may help you.
31:43I can't say can I?
31:46you stand convicted as a thief Donovan on your own admission.
31:49the navy will want to straighten that account.
31:51that is a long time ago sir.
31:52anything you do for the navy will obviously stand in your favour
31:54but if you do nothing you'll be so far in it you'll never climb out.
32:04aye sir.
32:06what?
32:06I mean um...
32:08take a crack at it sir.
32:13good.
32:16right.
32:16go ashore now and tell this Spearow that you'll take the valve to him tonight.
32:20and remember tonight
32:21make damn sure you stick with that valve and with Spearow until it reaches his destination.
32:25aye sir.
32:26right.
32:27you better go and get ready.
32:29master of dams?
32:29aye sir.
32:42yes Monty.
32:43fancy a game of squash?
32:44I can't not now.
32:45I've got to go ashore with the captain.
32:46it's the uh...
32:47it's the admiral's party at the base wardrobe.
32:50oh good lord I forgot all about it.
32:52but then I haven't been looking forward to it as keenly as you.
32:56I take it the girl with the class one norks will be there?
33:00well if she is Monty I'll rub one for you.
33:04go and get changed.
33:13sir?
33:14derek?
33:15admiral's party sir.
33:17oh uh...
33:18you'll have to make my apologies for that.
33:20aren't you coming?
33:22close that door.
33:26now Donovan may be all kinds of ruddy villains Derek
33:28but he is one of my villains and I'm responsible if he walks into trouble.
33:31do you think that's likely?
33:32frankly yes.
33:34would they be watching over him sir?
33:35oh well lay.
33:36on some of these blokes who played espionage, Derek.
33:39theirs as well as ours.
33:40well I agree.
33:41large is a bit of a nit sir but they can't all be like him.
33:44anyway.
33:45what can you do?
33:46i'm gonna follow him.
33:47i'm gonna follow him.
33:48over cossacks i don't get involved.
33:49i mean you're an amateur.
33:52so is Donovan.
33:57look don't worry i know what i got to do.
34:00eh?
34:01no there's no change.
34:03he still insists on staying with me and with the valve till he sees it delivered.
34:08how can i get them mixed up?
34:11the dummy bag is locked.
34:14yeah look just leave it to me will you?
34:16he'll be here in a minute.
34:19yes i'll phone you before we leave.
34:21goodbye.
34:22yes and taxi goodbye.
35:06stop right where you are.
35:10good.
35:13so that's what it's all about eh?
35:17no trouble Danny?
35:17the trouble comes at the next stores muster.
35:21that valve's going to be missed sphero.
35:23what can they do?
35:24they can put me on the rack.
35:25a board of enquiry.
35:26you took your way out of it Danny.
35:28the old irish blarney huh?
35:30help yourself to a drink.
35:31no thanks.
35:32hey what was that?
35:34what?
35:35i thought i heard something.
35:38i didn't hear anything.
35:42do me a favor.
35:43go look out there will you?
35:53anything?
35:55no uh.
35:57must have been a rat.
36:01miss jesney.
36:02welcome aboard our stern frigate.
36:04hello.
36:05that's very kind.
36:06hello.
36:08nice to see you.
36:09hello.
36:10good evening sir.
36:10evening.
36:11you know sir.
36:12ah mr bowman.
36:12of course sir.
36:13how are you doing?
36:15ah mr bowman.
36:16isn't commander now with you?
36:17i'm afraid he couldn't make it sir.
36:19some trouble?
36:19sorry?
36:20on the ship.
36:21something happened to detain him?
36:23oh no nothing important.
36:24he said he'd try and get along later.
36:26is your uh.
36:26niece with you sir?
36:27she's over there.
36:29ah yeah.
36:30excuse me i want to uh.
36:32talk to her about a banyan.
36:34excuse me.
36:36if i'd known you were our man in water.
36:38maybe we could have discussed the matter.
36:40also cloak and dagger.
36:43the instructions you got from large were quite clear.
36:47so why are you playing around at being a private detective?
36:50i'm sorry.
36:52you could have ruined everything.
36:54blundering around after him like that.
36:56all right.
36:59apart from the occasional pee i have been here since
37:032 a.m. yesterday.
37:08we're not exactly amateurs you know.
37:09look i accept that.
37:11and i've apologized.
37:15i'm afraid i think the whole business stinks.
37:18your what?
37:20espionage.
37:20counter espionage.
37:22they've got an avara so let's catch one of theirs.
37:25they're all behaving like a lot of silly dangerous kids.
37:30intelligence pays for itself.
37:33we wouldn't exist otherwise.
37:36you exist because the kgb exists flynn.
37:38no other reason.
37:40and the royal navy exists because of the russian navy.
37:44we keep each other in business.
37:46we don't involve ordinary people in our affairs.
37:49that's the difference.
37:52i see.
37:53meaning your bent cpo's girlfriend.
37:57yes.
37:58she was expendable wasn't she?
38:02yes.
38:03i suppose she was.
38:05but she wasn't expended.
38:07actually.
38:09what?
38:10it was a post photograph.
38:11we picked her up last night.
38:14so you see now there's no blood on anyone's hands.
38:19we're all playing it like gentlemen.
38:24look.
38:24danny.
38:25you've done your bit.
38:26why not just get back to the ship?
38:27i'm taking no chances.
38:29i'm going to be with you when that valve is handed over.
38:32i've told you.
38:33i've told you.
38:34if that box of tricks is found they'll be on to me within an hour.
38:37it's code numbered all over.
38:38it won't be found.
38:39i've just got to take it out to a yacht in the harbor and leave it.
38:42look.
38:43i could get 20 years for passing that valve.
38:46so i'm going out of this yacht with you.
38:48right?
38:49okay.
38:50have it your own way.
38:52i'll just tell them we're delivering.
39:16what are we doing?
39:17mind your own business.
39:27good system eh?
39:28don't cost.
39:29let's go.
39:48that's so much.
39:55it's good.
39:56yeah.
40:07it's really bad.
40:12ding yon informed that ship had a hang in or 2 p.m jŠ¾Š²Š°Š½ŠøŃ in un psy.
40:20are you going to follow? no there's a boat out in the bay and chap we're really interested in
40:26has yet to arrive. what chap? a civilian waiter from the base wardrobe. see when he came here
40:34earlier he had two identical cases. spyro and donovan only have one. so? so figure it out for
40:42yourself. where are we going? you'll see. i'd better. i'm in no mood for a mystery tour of the bloody
40:55harbour. here he comes now.
41:16so what happens now?
41:39i wish i knew what was going on. let's keep quiet.
41:54come on. come on. what are we waiting for? we don't have to go to any yacht, danny.
41:58why not? because we ain't got the valves, danny. my friends are collecting that from my office now.
42:06that's very clever. but you're wrong, spyro. i saw you change the cases and i changed them back again.
42:25what the hell was that?
42:31i reckon that was the briefcase we're supposed to have. that lousy hungarian bastard.
42:45no blood on anyone's hands. for goodness sake. watch what you're doing. i'm trying to lay on that banyan for
42:54tuesday. i thought gozo might be a good spot. nice beaches.
42:58what does one wear to a banyan?
43:02bright smile. and a bikini if you're being formal.
43:07what does one wear to a banyan?
43:08what's up?
43:16okay, spyro.
43:17up. who are you working for? nobody. I don't know nobody. only him. I can't get very nasty. he said
43:35something about a Hungarian sir. I think he meant Sivona. oh yes where's he? he's at the
43:40Admiral's party tonight. is he? yes of course he is. he's waiting for this chap to bring that valve.
43:46right now first a telephone and then the Admiral's party. what about him? I think we
43:52can leave your chapter to deal with him. I'll send someone back to clear up this
43:55mess. I'd better take care of this. I'll see you back on board sir.
44:06hello? yes you're speaking. why what's happened?
44:13perfect guard.
44:18you got a train to catch? no why? keep on looking at your watch. you're very observant
44:26Beric. I'm just interested. Beric. give your eyes a wipe, old son. they're all steamed up. couldn't manage one for
44:33you. terribly sorry.
44:34yes you look it. I've only got one pair of hands. you'll just have to collect your
44:38own. so subtle Ali. like a bulldozer. don't go away. I'll be right back. excuse me sir.
44:44yes commander. we've got a security flap on sir. permission to seal off the day sir?
44:49oh that'll be to do with this. couldn't we go somewhere before Beric gets back? three is a boring number.
44:54come on. no large. so be as discreet as you can about it won't you?
45:01well I wonder if you'd like to come back to my place for a light cup. it's not far away.
45:06it's all right officer. we're just going out for a breath of fresh air.
45:09yes I think that'll be very pleasant.
45:16cold? it's just the wind off the sea. don't want to go back do you?
45:23of course not. that's the last thing I want.
45:28would you be a darling and fetch my wrap? of course. you just wait here I won't be a moment.
46:03why isn't that closed? I gave orders for this place to be sealed off. now get it shut!
46:06let's go back.
46:07let's go back.
46:08let's go back.
46:13let's go back.
46:39let's go back.
46:43let's go back.
46:45let's go back.
46:46oh for goodness sake Tom come on you know perfectly well I'm sorry but mr. Finn I'm
46:51sorry this is a private party I'll have to ask you to leave where were you
46:54going now that's hardly any of your business is it where were you going I'm
47:03taking her cloak to mrs. Chesnick and where is she I left her outside the
47:07main gate but damn it I gave orders for no way all right wipe your face Alan it's
47:17covered in egg are they quite sure that amazing lady was really a soviet
47:29scientist oh yes amazing lady was indeed done evidently she's quite high up in the
47:36KGB got completely away didn't she Derek Luton Miller yes sir don't rub it in sir
47:43no I won't London apparently identified her from Flynn's photographs I thought
47:50Savona of Jigga Flynn's film oh yes no he probably had another camera behind his
47:54tie oh he didn't miss flying yeah he's a clever chap really oh yes he's clever he's
48:04blown his cover in Malta will have to be replaced oh they're all bloody clever in
48:09that game I mean mrs. Chesnick failed to get the valve and there's now recent
48:13photographs of her on file Savona will be watched for the rest of his days he's
48:17totally ineffective Spiro will find it difficult to get a job when he comes out
48:20of hospital Donovan's facing a jail sentence and that waiter's dead if that's
48:26clever well I'm damn glad to be back at sea oh no sugar
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