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There you are.
I have been looking for you.
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- It is little Otto.
- Who is he?
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One of your mother's lovers.
We often find them lying around.
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- Is he dead?
- Hard to tell. He always looked like that.
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Come along, child.
The auction is about to begin.
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Auction?
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Tonight we are selling one of
the finest art collections in Europe.
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- Le Chiffre's collection.
- Who is Le Chiffre?
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- The man who owns the collection.
- What collection?
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- The one to be auctioned.
- Who said anything about an auction?
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- You did.
- Who am l?
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- Frau Hoffner.
- Never heard of her. You're insane.
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- Quite insane.
- I think she's right.
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Gentlemen! Please take your seats
and the auction will commence.
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Thank you.
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Gentlemen, I am here tonight on behalf of
Le Chiffre, of whom you will have heard,
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to auction this unique collection
of art treasures.
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Are there any specific
bidding instructions?
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When we sit, we are bidding.
When we stand, we are not bidding.
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We'll do our bidding sitting down.
When we stand up, we're not bidding.
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We stand, we bid.
We no stand, we no bid.
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And the British representatives?
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Well, I don't know actually.
A bit of both, I suppose, really.
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- Is that all right with you chaps?
- That's fine.
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Very well, gentlemen.
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Now then.
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This is an extraordinarily
embarrassing item,
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one of the classic
blackmail items of all time.
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What am I bid for this priceless picture?
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£14 10s.
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- 300 roubles.
- 300 roubles.
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- $1,000.
- $1,000.
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- 2 million Chinese dollars.
- 2 million Chinese dollars?
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Look at this masterpiece, gentlemen.
Surely we can do better than that.
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- Here, what about my fare?
- Get out!
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- Here!
- Stop it!
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Whatever you do, you must not
let Le Chiffre raise the money.
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Who are you?