1:12:02
Your president Dr. Braun has been telling
me that I'm going to have the pleasure...
1:12:06
- of hearing you speak.
- I hope it'll be a pleasure.
1:12:09
Mr. Wormold.
1:12:12
Come away from here.
They're planning to poison you.
1:12:15
- Is the food so bad?
- Hello.
1:12:18
You mustn't be seen here, Hasselbacher,
you're too conspicuous.
1:12:21
You can't stay.
1:12:22
Now, don't worry.
I'm going to come out on my own two feet.
1:12:26
- Now go home, Hasselbacher.
- Good-bye, Jim.
1:12:35
- Damn glad to see you.
- Oh, I'm glad to see you too, Carter.
1:12:41
No, thank you.
1:12:45
Perhaps you would prefer a dry martini, sir.
1:12:47
- Is your name Louis?
- Yes, sir.
1:12:49
Would you like a Scotch, sherry,
Old-Fashioned? Anything you care to order.
1:12:52
- I'm not drinking.
- You'd do better to drink all you can.
1:12:55
My name's MacDougal.
It seems we're sitting together.
1:13:00
- I haven't met you before, have I?
- But I've taken over from Mclntyre.
1:13:03
- You knew Mclntyre, surely?
- Yes. I didn't know he'd gone.
1:13:07
Gone. God rest his soul.
1:13:14
You'd do better to drink now.
It's all you'll be getting.
1:13:17
There'll be wine, won't there?
1:13:19
Look! An American blue plate lunch
in honour of our great American allies.
1:13:24
They shove the whole meal at you,
under your nose, already dished out.
1:13:27
Roast turkey, cranberry sauce, sausages
and carrots. And creamed potatoes.
1:13:31
I can't bear creamed potatoes, but there's
no pick and choose with a blue plate.
1:13:35
No pick and choose.
1:13:37
No, you eat what you're given.
That's democracy, man.
1:13:40
Look, if you take a little of your iced water
and hold it under the table...
1:13:43
- I've got a flask in my pocket.
- It's too early in the day for me.
1:13:48
It was the English who made hours
for drinking, not the Scots.
1:13:52
They'll be making hours for dying next.
1:13:57
- Svenson.
- Wormold.