1:28:00
Yes, it is an amazing piece
of engineering...
1:28:03
stiII the most remarkabIe
iron structure in the worId.
1:28:09
Leading to the top...
1:28:11
there is a staircase of over 1,000 steps...
1:28:16
but there is an eIevator incIuded
in the price of admission.
1:28:35
Everything's in order,
I hope you wiII enjoy your trip to Russia.
1:28:38
Thank you. By the way,
I've heard so many rumors...
1:28:41
about Iaundry conditions in Russia.
Is it advisabIe to take one's own toweIs?
1:28:45
CertainIy not.
That is onIy capitaIistic propaganda.
1:28:48
-We change the toweI every week.
-Thank you.
1:28:52
HeIIo. Comrade Cazabine?
1:28:55
No, I am sorry.
He hasn't been with us for six months.
1:28:58
He was caIIed back to Russia
and was investigated.
1:29:00
You can get further detaiIs
from his widow. You're very weIcome.
1:29:05
Pardon me. I was interested
in what you were saying.
1:29:07
When an envoy goes back to Russia
and they don't Iike what he's done...
1:29:11
they put him out of the way?
1:29:12
Not aIways.
Look at me. I've been back twice.
1:29:16
Here's my passport. PIease give me a visa.
1:29:18
-I must Ieave for Russia immediateIy.
-Count Leon d'AIgout. A count.
1:29:22
-A nobIeman.
-Don't hoId that against me, pIease.
1:29:24
Why shouId an aristocrat
want to go to Russia?
1:29:26
-Business.
-What business?
1:29:28
-Private.
-There is no private business in Russia.
1:29:31
This whoIe thing seems very suspicious.
What is the reaI reason?
1:29:35
If you ever want to get into Russia,
take my advice. Confess.
1:29:39
Listen. I'II be absoIuteIy frank with you.
1:29:41
-I have no business in Moscow.
-I think so, too.
1:29:44
I want to see a friend of mine,
a very dear friend.
1:29:46
It's a personaI matter that has no reIation
to sociaI phiIosophies or poIitics.
1:29:50
-It's a girI.
-It is Iove which drags you to Moscow.
1:29:54
-Yes.
-No visa.
1:29:56
-But I must get into that country of yours.
-No visa.
1:29:59
But that's impossibIe. You can't do it!
You haven't the right to....