1:09:02
Can you speak French
or German, either of you?
1:09:04
Does Alfie Booker
still work here?
1:09:08
- Yeah. He's out in the back.
- May I speak to him
for a moment, please?
1:09:12
- Sure. Help yourself.
- Thank you.
1:09:16
- Here, I'll take this one myself.
- Yeah, I like that one.
1:09:25
Alfred P. Booker.
[ Laughs ]
1:09:28
Mr. Kendig. Hey, it's good to see you.
It's been two years.
1:09:31
- You lost a little weight, didn't you?
- Yeah.
1:09:33
- Hey, how'd that
transistor job go for you?
- The transistor?
1:09:37
What-- Oh, they never
even knew it was there.
Not a clue.
1:09:42
I have something a little more
difficult for you this time.
1:09:44
May I come
around here, please?
1:09:51
Tell me how practical
you think that is.
1:09:56
[ Laughing ]
1:10:00
- Where are we staying?
- The Hilton.
- Good.
1:10:03
And I set up a meeting
for this afternoon
with British Intelligence.
1:10:06
Yeah, well, there's no problem
with the electronic stuff.
1:10:09
That's dead easy.
But it's the mechanics
I'm not sure about.
1:10:12
Servo motors, some sort
of hydraulic transfer.
1:10:17
Look, there is a chap
I know in the navy, used
to know all about this stuff.
1:10:20
Do you want me
to get ahold of him
and see if he can help us?
1:10:24
- How low do you think
it will take?
- Give me a ring tonight.
1:10:27
I'll know by then if I can get
ahold of him. And if I can...
1:10:29
I'll go down to the field
tomorrow morning.
1:10:32
Could have it installed for you
by nightfall. How's that sound?
1:10:35
All right, I'll call you.
Just give me your home
phone number, if you please.
1:10:39
Yeah.
1:10:45
You understand, Sir Giles,
this requires a certain
delicacy on all our parts.
1:10:49
Yes, I'm sure it must be terribly
embarrassing for all of you.
1:10:52
Of course, we in England would
never allow ourselves to get into
such a ridiculous predicament.
1:10:56
- You see, what we need is--
- Yes, yes, yes, I know.
1:10:59
But it's quite fascinating,
isn't it? The part where--