1:21:00
Does he know he owns it?
1:21:02
Can't you stick in
some more money, Mac?
1:21:05
Mr Mac!
1:21:07
That was a telephone call
from America.
1:21:10
- A Mr Happer's coming to see you.
- Happer?
1:21:13
H-a-p-p...p-e-r.
They spelt it for me.
1:21:18
Oh, Jesus!
1:21:20
One million sterling and no more.
Then you're on your own.
1:21:24
That includes the cliffs
and the rocks.
1:21:27
OK, Mac, I've got the message.
1:21:34
- Where's the door?
- There is no door.
1:21:37
How do you do business with
someone who doesn't have a door?
1:21:42
The ethics are just the same.
1:21:45
Ben, could I have a word with you?
1:21:49
- Ben, hello. You know Macintyre.
- Macintyre, aye.
1:21:53
- This is Victor Pinochkin. Ben Knox.
- How do you do?
1:21:58
- Your name is Knox?
- My name's Knox, yes.
1:22:02
Can we come in, or will you come out?
1:22:05
I'll just get the fire started.
1:22:09
- This is your beach, isn't it, Ben?
- Oh, yes.
1:22:13
It's been in the family
for 400 years.
1:22:16
The Lord of the Isles
gave it to an ancestor of mine.
1:22:21
He helped him out
with a spot of trouble.
1:22:24
Killed his brother for him...
something like that.
1:22:28
You have a deed or anything? Papers?
1:22:32
It's in the museum in Edinburgh.
1:22:35
It's a historical document.
1:22:38
Mac.
1:22:40
Sure, sure. Ben...
1:22:43
What we wanted to ask you...
1:22:46
Have you ever thought about...moving?
1:22:51
Eh, no.
1:22:52
- No?
- No.
1:22:55
Macintyre represents some people who
think they have a use for the beach.