:43:02
- Who are you, sir?
- I am Sir James Bond.
:43:08
But I thought you were retired, Sir James.
:43:10
The whole world believes
you were eaten by a shark.
:43:13
That was no shark,
that was my personal submarine.
:43:17
But enough of this polite conversation.
:43:19
- What is the purpose of your visit?
- I desperately need your help.
:43:23
My dear Sir James, I hardly ever
undertake assignments these days.
:43:27
I can see why, but I think I can
persuade you to undertake this one.
:43:31
Your reputation is remarkable.
:43:34
But believe me when I say
I save all my energies for business.
:43:39
I have here a writ
for just over £5 million tax arrears.
:43:42
If you were to be cooperative,
:43:44
I could arrange easy payments
and a substantial discount?
:43:49
Perhaps we should discuss
this matter in comfort, Sir James.
:43:53
Thank you. What a charming outfit that is.
:43:57
Do you often wear that in the office?
:43:59
If I wore it in the street,
people might stare.
:44:03
You said, Sir James, you needed my help.
:44:06
I did, didn't l? I have a dossier on a man
who works at the Buckingham Club.
:44:09
His name is Evelyn Tremble.
:44:22
Mr Evelyn Tremble?
:44:27
- Yes, that's right.
- Isn't Evelyn a girl's name?
:44:32
No, it's mine actually.
:44:37
- Do you know me from somewhere?
- Your book: Tremble On Baccarat.
:44:41
I've studied it very closely.
:44:44
At night, in my bed.
:44:48
Is that where you study it?
:44:51
There are several passes
you describe in your book
:44:55
which I don't fully understand.
:44:57
Which passes are these?
:44:59
They're all marked. I would
have to have my book. Your book.