2:23:01
that's missing from that list, Colonel.
2:23:05
What name is that, Major?
2:23:08
I have it in this notebook,
here in my pocket.
2:23:12
Earlier tonight, I showed it to Col. Kramer.
2:23:14
He agreed with me that
this was the top German agent in Britain.
2:23:32
It's your name, Colonel.
Don't look so shocked.
2:23:35
Surely, you suspected it.
2:23:37
Otherwise, why were you here to meet us?
2:23:40
In case you were found out?
2:23:45
Go on.
2:23:48
You see,
you underestimated Adm. Rolland.
2:23:50
He'd suspected you and the others
for some time.
2:23:53
He brought me and Mary back from ltaly
because we were the only ones...
2:23:56
in his department
that he could trust, yourself included.
2:24:00
He asked you to choose a leader
for this expedition.
2:24:03
You chose me because you knew
from German intelligence...
2:24:06
that I was a double agent.
2:24:09
Adm. Rolland knew I was not.
2:24:12
But for you, I was the perfect choice.
2:24:15
-Now you're guessing, Smith.
-No guesswork, Colonel.
2:24:20
Your pointing that gun at me
is sufficient evidence.
2:24:27
You are pointing it at me, aren't you?
2:24:31
Go on.
2:24:33
Mary was brought on the mission without
your knowledge because I needed her...
2:24:37
to get me into the castle.
The Lieutenant, being an American...
2:24:40
had no possible connection with Ml6...
2:24:42
and was the only member of the group
I could trust.
2:24:44
I wasn't even sure
of Harrod and MacPherson...
2:24:47
until they were killed by the others.
2:24:51
Fascinating. Very fascinating.
2:24:55
Perhaps even true.
2:24:58
-Assuming for a moment--
-You're finished, Colonel.