1:30:01
I must find my shoe.
1:30:03
It's that Parisian thing you've got,
that certain quelque chose...
1:30:07
...as they say on the Left Bank,
that piquant soupçon of aperitif.
1:30:15
Mr. Flannagan, you're wanted upstairs.
1:30:18
How many men have told you that?
1:30:20
Come on, how many?
1:30:24
The telephone, Mr. Flannagan.
1:30:27
Don't move.
1:30:34
Hello? Yes?
1:30:37
Who? Ingrid?
1:30:39
Oh, it's you, Dagmar.
1:30:44
Are you both on the phone?
Where are you calling from, Stockholm?
1:30:48
You're in Paris. Well, look, I'm....
1:30:51
I can't talk very well, it's kind of awkward.
1:30:55
No, it's nothing like that.
It's just that the bathtub's running over.
1:30:58
I'll turn it off!
1:31:01
Wait! Look, suppose I call you back?
1:31:05
How long are you going to be in Paris?
1:31:07
Just overnight?
1:31:34
Dear Mr. Flannagan:
In reply to your inquiry...
1:31:36
...as to the number of men in my life,
here is an itemized list...
1:31:40
...to the best of my recollection.
1:31:44
Item 1: A redheaded algebra teacher.
1:31:48
Item 2: A very sweet boy who is now...
1:31:51
...a missionary in French Equatorial Africa.
1:31:54
Item 3: A riding instructor...
1:31:57
...formerly a Cossack.
1:31:59
Look, I'll have the chauffeur pick you up,
say around 8:30.