:29:01
Milo, where's your sense of style ?
:29:03
We must give our crime the
true sparkle of the '30s,
:29:06
a little amateur aristocratic quirkiness.
:29:09
Don't you feel the need to give your old
archenemy, Inspector Plodder of the Yard,
:29:14
a run for his money ?
:29:17
Monsieur Beaucaire !
Milo, this is you !
:29:21
A full-bottomed wig, lots of beauty spots,
:29:26
and all the snuff you could want.
:29:31
Oh, groovy !
:29:33
Look. I might even do
the whole thing in drag.
:29:40
Kiss me, you fool.
:29:44
I can fight it no longer, Darling.
:29:46
If you must go, don't look back.
Andrew--
:29:51
Jesus Christ ! Who's that ?
:29:54
So that's where you've been,
auntie Maude. Naughty girl.
:29:56
Shall we decide on the dress then ?
:29:58
- No, I don't like it.
- Oh, well, you are a
choosy one, aren't you ?
:30:02
There doesn't seem to be
a very great deal left.
:30:05
We'll just have to settle for Joey.
:30:08
Joey !
:30:11
Now you're talking. A clown !
:30:14
Can't you see it all-- the sawdust ring,
:30:17
the tinsel, the glitter, the lights ?
:30:20
The elephants, the high wire,
the roar of the crowd.
:30:22
Merry Milo Tindle, the kiddies' delight !
:30:25
- This is all right.
- Off with your jacket !
:30:29
- That's right. Your shirt
and your trousers.
- What for ?
:30:32
Oh, we don't want the Police to find
any fibers from this beautiful cloth.
:30:35
You've no idea how clever they are
in those laboratories of theirs.
:30:37
- We won't take any risks, you and I.
- That's right.
:30:40
Down to your smalls. Don't be shy.
:30:44
I know a well brought-up boy
when I see one !
:30:48
Folds his trousers at night !
:30:50
170,000 pounds
:30:56
tax-a-free cash