:36:01
All right. You're bribing me
with a handsome lunch.
:36:04
- What can I do for you?
- This is about an insurance policy.
:36:07
Excellent. It's about time you came to me.
I can give you a package...
:36:12
This is an insurance policy
that was already written.
:36:16
- Oh, this is official business.
- Yeah.
:36:19
There are two mystery writers,
Ken Franklin and James Ferris.
:36:22
Your company wrote a policy on them?
:36:25
We like to cooperate with the police,
:36:27
but if you want confidential information,
I'm afraid...
:36:30
Look, I don't want to cause you any trouble.
:36:33
Maybe it would be more helpful
if I got a court order?
:36:55
Oh, Ken, it was simply marvellous.
I was terrified.
:36:59
Oh, really? I had the whole thing
figured out by the end of the first act.
:37:04
Oh, you did? I was completely fooled.
You must have a devious mind.
:37:08
No. It's because you're young.
:37:10
Always remember one thing, my love. The
moment a man mentions a long-lost twin,
:37:15
you can inevitably know that
it's going to be some impersonation.
:37:19
It's an old plot trick.
:37:22
Mr Franklin!
:37:23
Yoo-hoo! Over here!
:37:27
Who's that?
:37:31
Someone that should be somewhere else.
Excuse me a moment.
:37:38
Miss La Sanka, what a pleasant surprise.
:37:41
- What brings you to the big city?
- Oh, I came in to do a little shopping.
:37:46
- You like my dress?
- It's lovely.
:37:48
See a play.
:37:50
- She's a beauty, Mr Franklin.
- Yes, she is. Thank you.
:37:55
- I haven't seen her before, have I?
- No, I don't believe you have.
:37:59
Well, it's lovely to see you.