:02:07
Colonel Ross.
:02:15
You're under arrest.
:02:17
Palmer, I took the trouble of getting
a D-72 authorisation, an AF-410
:02:22
and a search warrant
from the Metropolitan Police.
:02:30
Is this what you were looking for?
:02:34
Do you get all your equipment
from Kellogg's?
:02:41
- What do you want, Colonel?
- I want you back in Ml5 now.
:02:45
I'm touched.
:02:46
I've managed to persuade Treasury
to upgrade your old job to C3.
:02:52
Wow, 300 pounds a year extra.
:02:56
Why don't you stop pretending
to be a detective and get a decent job?
:03:00
What's the matter, Colonel,
your mortality rate gone up?
:03:04
- Mr Harry Palmer?
- Yeah.
:03:08
I'm not keeping you, am I Colonel?
:03:16
Your business is dead, Palmer. You're
just about keeping alive on corn flakes.
:03:20
- They're full of vitamins.
- Really?
:03:23
I could draft you back
any time, but I'm asking.
:03:26
You should be bloody grateful.
:03:29
I'll be bloody grateful
if you'd leave, Colonel.
:03:32
This is work of national importance.
:03:38
If you want me back in that office,
you'll have to send two very big men
:03:43
with a blackjack.
:03:47
Thank you, Palmer.
:03:51
Any time. Yes?
:03:54
Is that Palmer,
private detective of London speaking?
:03:58
Who wants him?