Love in the Afternoon
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:19:05
Operator?
I want to speak to the Hotel Ritz.

:19:08
Please hurry, this is an emergency.
:19:11
Hello, Ritz?
:19:12
I want to speak to Mr. Flannagan.
Mr. Frank Flannagan.

:19:16
Sorry, but he left express orders
not to be disturbed.

:19:19
-But, l--
-Sorry, Madame, absolutely not.

:19:22
Monsieur Flannagan
has retired for the night.

:19:24
You'd better put this call through...
:19:26
...or Mr. Flannagan will retire permanently.
:19:30
Hello? Hello!
:19:33
Hello?
:19:40
What time is it now?
:19:42
9:20. I must say,
you're acting very strange tonight.

:19:46
How would you act
if you knew somebody was being shot?

:19:49
I don't know. I would call the police.
Who is being shot?

:19:52
Do you have another coin?
:19:54
Ariane, I have a right to know
what's going on.

:19:56
Not just because I tell you the time,
or pay for your telephone calls...

:19:59
...but because you know
how I feel about you.

:20:03
Police? I want the Commissaire de Police.
:20:05
Ariane, who's being shot?
Where? By whom?

:20:08
What's it got to do with you?
:20:09
Commissaire de Police?
I wish to report a crime.

:20:13
You wish to report a crime?
Yes, Madame, what is the crime?

:20:17
There's a man and a woman
in the Hotel Ritz, Suite 14.

:20:21
"Man and woman, Suite 14, Hotel Ritz."
What is the crime?

:20:26
You don't understand.
The woman is married.

:20:28
I understand. "Hotel Ritz, Suite 14,
man and woman, woman is married."

:20:33
What is the crime?
:20:34
She has a husband,
and he has a gun, a great big gun!

:20:37
Now we are getting somewhere.
He has no permit?

:20:40
No. That's not the point!
:20:42
At 10:00 he's going to break into the room
and shoot!

:20:45
Please, Madame, do not excite yourself.
It is not 10:00 yet.

:20:48
Now, at 10:00, if he does break
into the room, and he does shoot...

:20:51
...and he does not miss,
then you call us again.

:20:54
That'll be too late! You've got to stop him.
:20:56
You must send somebody
up there immediately.

:20:59
Madame, there are 7,000 hotels in Paris,
220,000 hotel rooms...


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