:04:01
That's your yearly checkup,
Tuesday at 4:30.
:04:04
Okay. Is New York going to call back?
:04:07
Between 5:00 and 6:00.
:04:09
Good.
Everybody else here?
:04:11
Yes. In the boardroom.
:04:25
I don't think we should
keep them waiting any longer.
:04:35
- Will I see you tonight?
- Of course, Miss Le Gree.
:04:52
Gentlemen, we have a problem.
:04:55
The Gannet transaction
is in jeopardy...
:04:57
because New York seems to feel
I no longer have...
:05:00
the power to control
the situation.
:05:02
So I have sent word...
:05:05
that I will give them
a demonstration, a sign...
:05:11
to show that I am still in control.
:05:14
That France is still
a viable territory.
:05:18
What I want from you,
are suggestions.
:05:23
I have an idea.
:05:25
All right.
:05:27
Would you ask your secretary
to bring in the morning paper?
:05:33
- Would you bring in the morning paper?
- Right away, sir.
:05:41
Who is the most important man
in France today?
:05:44
Present company excluded, of course.
:05:46
Thank you.
:05:48
- The president, I suppose.
- For our purpose.
:05:51
A man New York knows even better
than the president of France.
:05:55
A man with which our entire
world organization is familiar...
:05:59
and would like nothing better
than to see him out of the way.