1:22:02
Yeah, that's the way it is.
1:22:15
Yeah.
1:22:16
Mr Marlowe?
1:22:18
The General would like to see you,
if it's convenient, sir.
1:22:22
Well, it's, uh... two o'clock now.
1:22:25
I can be there in an hour.
1:22:26
Thank you.
1:22:39
This way, sir.
1:22:41
In here, sir.
1:22:43
Mr Marlowe is here to see you, General.
1:22:45
Sit down, Mr Marlowe.
1:22:51
I didn't ask you to hunt for
my son-in-law Rusty Regan.
1:22:54
- You wanted me to, though.
- Well, you assume a great deal.
1:22:58
I usually ask for what I want.
1:23:02
I think you put those Geiger notes
up to me as a test.
1:23:05
Your man Norris thought,
with Geiger dead, the case was over.
1:23:09
And you didn't?
1:23:11
Why would a man like Geiger
give you evidence of debt...
1:23:15
...and expect you to pay up
like a gentleman?
1:23:18
He wanted to find out
if anything was pressuring you.
1:23:20
If there was, you'd pay.
1:23:23
There "was" something pressuring you.
1:23:26
You were afraid Regan was not
what he appeared to be.
1:23:29
That he stayed around to try to find ways
to play games with your bank account.
1:23:34
I don't care about the money.
I have no illusions about my daughters...
1:23:38
...but Rusty...?
1:23:41
Are you still trying to find him?
1:23:45
No, sir. I've been warned off.
The cops think I play too rough.
1:23:49
I'll give you £10,000 to find Rusty.
1:23:53
I don't even have to know where he is.
A man has a right to live his own life.
1:23:58
I just want to know that he's all right.