1:12:01
A voice box, Mr Bond.
1:12:03
Science was never my strong suit,
1:12:05
but the principle is easy enough.
1:12:08
Someone's voice patterns and resonance
1:12:10
stored in a small oral-signature tape.
1:12:13
And a miniature, transistorised version
is installed in his neck.
1:12:17
Or is it his neck? I never can remember.
1:12:19
Anyway, no matter. We both sound alike.
1:12:24
My congratulations to you both.
1:12:30
Nice little company.
1:12:34
Explosives, oil, electronics,
houses, aviation.
1:12:37
I've done rather well with it, too.
1:12:40
Tried to cut some of the fat off,
but Mr Whyte's a splendid administrator.
1:12:44
Damn thing runs itself.
1:12:46
I suppose you killed him.
1:12:47
Nothing so melodramatic.
1:12:49
I'm simply holding him
in cold storage, so to speak.
1:12:52
An insurance policy against any
outside interference with my plans.
1:12:56
The ideal kidnap victim.
No one's seen the man for five years.
1:13:00
Who'd miss someone
who's already missing?
1:13:03
How clever you are, Mr Bond.
1:13:05
Nice to see you haven't lost
that fine mental edge, 007.
1:13:09
Please don't get any foolish notions.
1:13:12
That missile is not a practical weapon.
1:13:16
Well, it's hardly worth the effort.
1:13:19
After all, I wouldn't know
which one of you to kill.
1:13:22
We appreciate
your predicament, Mr Bond.
1:13:25
We deeply sympathise.
1:13:45
Right idea, Mr Bond.
1:13:47
But wrong pussy.
1:13:49
I do so enjoy our little visits, Mr Bond.
1:13:54
However potentially painful they may be.
1:13:57
But I'm afraid this one
has come to an end.