Monsieur Beaucaire
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1:03:01
Later at your place, say,
11:30? Oh, that's fine.

1:03:05
I must have a word with you
about 11:45? 11:45? Just a minute.

1:03:10
What time did you want? 11:30.
1:03:13
11:45. Check.
1:03:16
Your Grace... Midnight.
1:03:20
I think you better have
a talk with the duke.

1:03:24
Why all this pampering? I say finish him.
1:03:27
Slit his throat tonight while he sleeps.
1:03:29
Not so fast. You forget
you deal with Deschamps,

1:03:32
a madman with a sword. A
hotheaded, tempestuous fool.

1:03:36
Besides, Don Francisco
has plans for the banquet.

1:03:40
I don't think the good duke
will survive the second course.

1:03:45
What do you mean?
1:03:49
Stupid fawning women.
They'll spoil everything.

1:03:53
All right, my dear. You
promised to be of help.

1:03:56
Go out there, dance with him...
1:03:58
and make sure he attends
the banquet tonight. Yes.

1:04:06
I might squeeze you in between
the marquise and the duchess.

1:04:10
Hmm. I may have to take an apartment.
1:04:13
Well, look who's here and
dancing at the duke's reception.

1:04:16
When did you get in court? How'd you
get those clothes? And don't tell me.

1:04:19
Beaucaire, I must speak to you
alone. Sorry, I'm all booked up.

1:04:23
Listen closely. You've got to
leave Spain tonight. You jealous?

1:04:26
You're in danger. This
kind of danger I like.

1:04:30
Whatever you do, don't go to that
banquet tonight. It's in my honor.

1:04:34
Beaucaire, listen... Run along,
girl. You're beginning to bore me.

1:04:37
Your Grace... Sorry, I'm all filled
up. Leave your name and address.

1:04:40
I'll give you the first cancellation. Next.
1:04:44
What a racket.
1:04:50
Well? He'll be there.
1:04:52
Good.

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