The Man Who Would Be King
Önceki.
göster.
yer.
sonraki.

:20:02
We've been all over lndia. We know
her cities, jungles, jails and passes.

:20:07
We have decided
she isn't big enough for us.

:20:10
The commissioner said that.
:20:12
We're going to another place...
:20:14
...where a man isn't crowded
and can come into his own.

:20:18
We're not little men,
so we're going away to be kings.

:20:22
-Kings of Kafiristan.
-Oh, Kafiristan.

:20:25
We hear they have two and 30 idols
there. So we'll be the 33rd and 34th.

:20:31
lt's a place of warring tribes,
meaning a land of opportunity...

:20:35
...for such who can train
and lead men in battle.

:20:38
We'll go there
and say to any chief we find:

:20:41
"Want to vanquish your foes?"
He'll say, "Of course, do it."

:20:46
We'll fight for him, make him king
and then subvert him.

:20:50
We'll seize his royal throne
and loot the country.

:20:53
How's that for a plan?
:20:57
You're both out of your minds!
:21:01
To start with...
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...the only way to get there
is through Afghanistan.

:21:10
Kafiristan? No, no, no.
:21:13
Two white men would be cut to pieces
five miles into the Khyber Pass.

:21:19
Just suppose we managed it.
Just suppose.

:21:22
And suppose we got across
the Afghan plains, then what?

:21:26
There's the Hindu Kush,
a frozen sea of peaks and glaciers.

:21:31
A party of geographers tried several
years ago and vanished into thin air.

:21:36
No white man has ever been there
and come out since Alexander.

:21:41
Alexander who?
:21:43
Alexander the Great, king of Greece.
300 years before Christ.

:21:47
lf a Greek can do it, we can do it.
:21:50
Right.
:21:53
l can only repeat,
you're a pair of lunatics!

:21:57
Would a pair of lunatics
draw up a contract like this?


Önceki.
sonraki.