:35:02
So you've travelled 300 mile just to see me?
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You and Liddell.
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I'd heard you were both the best.
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And what do you think now?
:35:10
Eric Liddell?
:35:13
I've never seen such drive,
such commitment in a runner.
:35:17
He runs like a wild animal.
:35:19
He unnerves me.
:35:20
So he should.
:35:22
He frightens the living daylights out of me.
:35:25
I want you to help me take him on.
:35:30
Tell me, Mr Abrahams. Are you married?
:35:32
No. Why?
:35:34
Well,
:35:36
when the right girl comes along,
:35:39
how will you feel if she pops the question?
:35:44
You see, Mr Abrahams,
:35:46
like the bridegroom,
:35:48
it's the coach that should do the asking.
:35:52
Mr Mussabini,
:35:54
I can run fast.
:35:56
With your help, I think I can run even faster.
:35:59
Perhaps faster than any man ever ran.
:36:02
I want that Olympic medal.
:36:04
Now, I can see it there.
:36:07
It's waiting for me.
:36:09
But I can't get it on my own.
:36:17
Well, we've an old saying in my game, son.
:36:20
You can't put in what God's left out.
:36:23
Now, you leave it to me.
:36:25
I'll watch you. I'll observe.
And if I think I can help -
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if I can see the big prize hanging there -
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believe me, I won't waste any time.
:36:35
When we meet again,
:36:37
I'll be the one that does the begging.
:36:39
So you will watch me?
:36:41
Son, if you're good enough...
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I'll take you apart piece by bloody piece.
:36:48
Thank you.