:59:01
...but his contrariness kept him
from selling it to me...
:59:03
...when I made him an offer.
So I sent him some agents to get it.
:59:07
Well, sir...
:59:09
...they got it and I haven't got it...
:59:11
...but I'm going to get it.
:59:15
Your glass.
:59:17
Then, the bird doesn't really belong
to any of you, but to a General Kemidov?
:59:20
Well, sir, you might as well say
it belonged to the King of Spain.
:59:24
I don't see how you can honestly grant
anyone else a clear title to it...
:59:28
...except by right of possession.
:59:31
And now, sir...
:59:32
...before we start to talk prices,
how soon can you...
:59:36
...or how soon are you willing
to produce the falcon?
:59:38
-A couple of days.
-That is satisfactory.
:59:41
Well, sir, here's to a fair bargain!
Profits large enough for both of us!
:59:45
What's your idea of a fair bargain?
:59:47
I will give you $25,000 when you deliver
the falcon to me...
:59:51
...and another $25,000 later on.
:59:53
Or I will give you one quarter
of what I realize on the falcon.
:59:56
That would amount to a much greater sum.
:59:58
-How much greater?
-Who knows? Shall we say $100,000?
1:00:01
Will you believe me if I name
the probable minimum?
1:00:04
Why not?
1:00:05
What would you say
to a quarter of a million?
1:00:10
Then you think
the dingus is worth a million?
1:00:12
In your own words, why not?
1:00:17
-That's a lot of dough.
-A lot of dough.
1:00:22
The minimum? What's the maximum?
1:00:24
The maximum, I refuse to guess.
1:00:27
You'd think me crazy.
1:00:29
I don't know.
1:00:31
There's no telling how high it could go, sir.
1:00:34
That is the one and only truth about it.
1:00:53
Wilmer!