The Americanization of Emily
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1:07:00
If you want to make anything out of that...
1:07:03
I'll be in my room.
1:07:05
I'll send my seconds
with a choice of weapons!

1:07:13
Marv, it's your turn.
1:07:16
Would you like to break my saber
over your knee...

1:07:18
or snip off my buttons?
1:07:22
You're not going to expose anything
to Drew Pearson, Charlie.

1:07:25
You're much too fond of the Admiral.
1:07:27
And you're much too decent to expose
that old man to public ridicule.

1:07:31
You're gonna have to find a better angle
out of this than that.

1:07:35
I'm supposed to be on a plane at 9:00
this evening.

1:07:38
We're meeting with a Port Commander
at Portland at 11:00 this evening.

1:07:41
That's not much time to think up angles.
1:07:47
You'll think of something.
1:07:59
The Admiral would like to see you
in his room, Commander.

1:08:02
- Is he all right?
- He's fine.

1:08:28
It seems I cracked up, Charlie.
1:08:31
That's the price a sane man pays
in this world, sir.

1:08:35
They say a few days in the hospital...
1:08:40
I wouldn't mind except that
I'll miss the big show.

1:08:42
Adm. Kirk asked me to observe
from his flagship.

1:08:45
Yes, I know, sir.
1:08:47
It's tonight, you know.
The balloon goes up tonight.

1:08:51
I expect you've already heard.
1:08:53
We all knew it was imminent, sir.
We didn't know it was tonight.

1:08:57
Yep.
1:08:58
The first boats push off at 2130 hours.

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