:54:00
You might find Rio de
Janeiro not to your liking.
:54:04
Do you have a nationality, Diello?
- Most people are born somewhere.
:54:07
You're not a native Englishman.
What are you?
:54:10
Albanian. English by adoption.
:54:12
You're the only Albanian
I've ever known.
:54:14
If you know one, you know them all.
:54:16
I ran away to sea when I was a boy.
- And then?
:54:19
Once in England, it seemed
profitable to become a gentleman.
:54:22
So I went into service.
:54:23
As you have pointed out,
I am not yet a gentleman.
:54:26
I am the best of the gentlemen's
gentlemen, which reminds me...
:54:29
...the Ambassador will be waiting.
:54:31
What will you tell him?
- That I was detained...
:54:34
...by a Turkish chamber-maid.
- He might not approve.
:54:37
Why shouldn't he? Only a woman of
my own class would detain me...
:54:41
...and only a man of my
class would permit her to.
:54:43
Diello.
- Yes, Anna?
:54:57
During the next five weeks
Cicero sold the Germans...
:54:59
...35 top secret documents...
:55:02
...which brought his growing fortune
to 155,000 pounds sterling.
:55:06
The Germans knew
every secret word the...
:55:09
...British Ambassador
set to paper...
:55:11
...every secret conference,
every secret pact.
:55:14
And yet despite the unerring
accuracy of the information...
:55:17
...gathered from the documents...
:55:19
...German Intelligence
refused to act upon it...
:55:22
...out of fear that Cicero
might be a British plant.
:55:25
As for the British...
:55:27
...they had failed to uncover
any breach in their security.
:55:30
Travers grew more sure
that his first assumption...
:55:33
...was correct...
:55:34
...that there was no
spy to lay hands on.
:55:37
And so in your three years
as her husband's valet...
:55:40
...you learned more about
them that we could in a...
:55:42
...life-time of investigation.
- Infinitely more, sir.
:55:45
I respect your reluctance to
discuss their private affairs.
:55:49
It's also reassuring
to me, personally.
:55:51
But, Diello, we are at war.
- I understand sir.
:55:55
Did you ever have occasion to
hear the Countess express...
:55:58
...sympathy for the Nazis,
privately or openly?