:31:01
He's right downstairs.
:31:04
Otto!
:31:07
Otto, darling!
:31:10
Up here.
:31:14
Come on up, Liebchen.
:31:20
Liebchen?
:31:22
I don't want that creep
in my office.
:31:24
Why don't you send him home
to clean out his cage?
:31:26
I think he better be here...
:31:27
because we have
something to tell you.
:31:29
Tell me what?
:31:31
You're not engaged again,
are you?
:31:32
No, not this time.
:31:33
- Thank God.
- We're married.
:31:34
For a minute there,
I was afraid...
:31:37
You're married?
:31:38
It will be six weeks on Monday.
:31:40
You married a Communist?
:31:42
He's not a Communist.
He's a republican.
:31:43
He comes from
the Republic of East Germany.
:31:46
Why, you dumb,
stupid little pot!
:31:49
Do you realize what you've done?
:31:51
You've ruined me, that's all.
:31:52
What are your parents
going to say?
:31:54
They trusted me,
and I trusted you.
:31:55
Then you go and pull
an idiotic stunt like this.
:31:58
Why didn't you
look after me better?
:32:01
Fifteen years with the company
down the drain.
:32:03
I'll be blacklisted.
:32:05
My kids will starve.
:32:06
My wife will be selling pencils!
:32:08
And all on account
of you and your hot blood.
:32:12
Come in. Come in, Otto.
:32:19
This is Mr. MacNamara.
:32:22
My husband...
Otto Ludwig Piffl.
:32:24
Piffl? Wouldn't you know.
:32:31
Where did you dig him up?
:32:32
He doesn't even wear socks.
:32:34
He doesn't wear shorts, either.
:32:37
Isn't that exciting?
:32:41
Take your cap off.
:32:42
Why?
:32:43
Because I said so.
:32:47
In Lenin's tomb,
I take my cap off.
:32:49
If Van Cliburn
plays Tchaikovsky...
:32:51
I take my cap off...
:32:52
but in Coca-Cola office, phooey!
:32:56
Do it for me,
you little darling.
:32:58
For you, I do it.