:56:00
Don't talk about my daughter
:56:01
I beg your pardon
:56:02
It's just bad luck he came here
I never had to cope with these things
:56:07
Thanks to you
:56:08
Someone has to take care of the
dirty details
:56:11
But this is my home
:56:13
After all I'm a politician
and it's not my job
:56:17
to get rid of my guest
:56:22
Quiet!
:56:24
Not in your house,
but I have an idea
:56:35
Do you remember Rouli?
:56:38
The little man who used to work at
your father's stables in Austria
:56:42
I seem to recall he was present when
a mutual friend of us accidentally
:56:46
fell off the bridge
:56:48
He's retired now
:56:49
He lives somewhere in
Clapen, here in London
:56:52
We could convince Mr. Haverstock
to hire him in the capacity
:56:55
of a private detective
:56:57
For who?
:57:00
Well, you should warm him that
it's very dangerous for him to go
:57:02
about London with the
knowledge he has
:57:06
Yes, I see, yes
:57:08
You know, you can really use the
English language, Mr Krouk
:57:11
Thank you sir
:57:13
It will be too dangerous
:57:17
What do we do now?
:57:18
Call Scotland Yard?
:57:19
I thought the best was to send
Mr. Krouk o his way
:57:21
You let him get away?
:57:23
Wait a minute, if that's what you
saw, it's important not to be
:57:25
suspicious in front of Mr. Krouk
Van Meer would be killed immediately
:57:28
Dead or alive it's the new
:57:29
My father is right
:57:32
Well, I'll cable them what I got
:57:33
I weren't if I were you
:57:35
Van Meer's life depends on us
by keeping it quiet for a few hours
:57:38
Keep it quiet?
:57:40
A famous diplomat is kidnapped right
under my own eyes and I muscle in
:57:45
But this is a story with facts in it
this is the kind of story I was sent
:57:47
over here to get
This is what America's waiting for
:57:50
It would be a bigger story if you
could just wait for a few hours
:57:53
untiI we can find Van Meer and find
out what's behind this whole
:57:55
curious story
:57:57
I know what's behind it
:57:58
I don't mean who's behind it
I mean the why of it