:30:02
Amazing.
:30:03
Well, anyway.
:30:04
At the committal,
George would then plead...
:30:07
Not guilty.
:30:09
Really?
:30:10
The evidence is largely circumstantial.
:30:13
But wasn't there an identification?
:30:15
True, but a very elderly lady.
:30:17
I think they've got the wrong man.
:30:21
You don't think he did it?
:30:23
No.
:30:24
Let's just say, for argument's sake,
:30:27
that you did think he did it.
:30:29
Sure, if more evidence
against him came to light.
:30:32
Right, right.
:30:33
You would then advise him
to plead guilty,
:30:36
and turn over the jewels
to get his sentence cut.
:30:40
And he would turn them over
to who, to you?
:30:44
Theoretically, yes, yes.
:30:46
Oh, of course.
:30:47
Erm. Well er...
:30:50
I'm so sorry, I've forgotten your name.
:30:55
Wanda.
:30:56
Wanda! What a fool, what a fool.
:30:58
Well, Wanda, there are three...
:31:05
Not Wanda Gershwitz?
:31:06
Yes.
:31:08
Oh, my God.
:31:10
What?
:31:11
You're his alibi.
:31:13
I can't talk to you!
:31:15
Why not?
:31:16
My dear lady, you're a defence witness!
:31:18
I'm sorry, I must ask you to leave.
:31:21
What did I say?
:31:22
It's not ethical for me
to talk to a witness.
:31:25
Everybody does it in America.
:31:27
Not in England, it's forbidden.
:31:29
I insist, or I may have
to give up the case.
:31:31
I'm sorry. Please.
:31:38
Oh, Archie.
:31:41
I didn't come here to talk about
boring criminal procedures.
:31:47
Come on, you know!
:31:51
You knew the minute I walked in here.
:31:55
I want you.
:31:59
What?