1:05:01
Voila.
1:05:16
Well done, Señora Antonini.
1:05:19
It was nothing, Señor. One of my
many pleasant wifely duties.
1:05:22
How much they cost?
- 5,000 pounds.
1:05:24
Another 1,000 for the
papers to go with them...
1:05:26
...birth and marriage certificates...
1:05:29
...and another 1,000 to help
him forget all about us.
1:05:32
Money well spent.
What about the tickets?
1:05:34
Two first-class compartments, separate
cars, on the Istanbul Express.
1:05:38
Leaving tomorrow evening.
- And the ship?
1:05:40
An Argentina passenger-freighter,
sailing from Istanbul direct to Rio.
1:05:44
When?
- Day after tomorrow, at sundown.
1:05:47
Now, remember, you're to take
no notice of me on the train.
1:05:50
At Istanbul, we'll go
board the ship at once.
1:05:53
How did it go at the bank?
1:05:55
The size of the deposit
created quite a stir.
1:05:58
The manager of the bank
seemed extremely curious...
1:06:01
...but I managed to satisfy
his curiosity on all points...
1:06:04
...when he took me to lunch.
- And?
1:06:06
He will personally expedite
the transfer of funds.
1:06:09
The papers will be ready
tomorrow morning.
1:06:11
How much did that cost?
- Another 1,000.
1:06:13
And all of my powers of persuasion
this side of respectability.
1:06:18
A little over generous, perhaps.
1:06:20
Now, let see. 9,000 for expenses.
1:06:23
That leaves roughly 130,000 pounds.
1:06:25
In dollars, about 600,000.
1:06:27
In Brazilian cruzeiros,
1:06:31
Plus the 40,000
you're getting tomorrow.
1:06:33
I've pulled out of that transaction.
1:06:35
The market's getting shaky.
I've decided to retire.
1:06:38
Your have here an Argentine
gentleman of leisure...
1:06:40
...about to take up
residence in Brazil.
1:06:42
I'm glad. We have more
than enough, anyway.
1:06:45
We? We have more than enough?
1:06:48
My dear señora Antonini...
1:06:50
...where I come from a
man's money is his own.
1:06:52
And if his wife is a good wife,
he gives her some from time to time.
1:06:58
Or course, Roberto. Whatever you say.