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Surely you must have realised the skill
was not to hit your knee, but to
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miss the rest of you.
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- So why did you not kill me?
- Call it professional courtesy.
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Then I should extend you
the same courtesy.
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Kirov's funeral parlour,
four o'clock this afternoon.
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200 pounds of C4 explosives
hidden in a casket.
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Your man drives the hearse in,
the money's exchanged,
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their man drives the hearse out.
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Their man will be arrested
with the explosives.
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Your man will make
a miraculous escape with the money.
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Your money.
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And what do I owe
for this accommodation?
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I want you to set me up with Janus.
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- What has he done to deserve you?
- Stole a helicopter.
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- I have six.
- Three. None that fly.
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- Who's counting?
- These aren't just criminals but traitors.
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They used the chopper to steal a nuclear
weapon. Killed a lot of innocent Russians.
1:00:06
- What do you expect from a Cossack?
- Who?
1:00:10
This Janus - I never met the man,
but I know he's a Lienz Cossack.
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The group that worked
for the Nazis, Second World War.
1:00:17
You know your history.
At the end of the war,
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the Lienz Cossacks surrendered
to the British in Austria,
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believing they would join them
and wage war against the communists.
1:00:28
But the British betrayed them,
sent them back to Stalin,
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who promptly had them all shot.
1:00:33
Women, children, families.
1:00:37
Not exactly our finest hour.
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Still, ruthless people.
They got what they deserved.
1:00:44
I want you to set me up with Janus.
Tell him I'm asking about the chopper.
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- You meet me tonight at the Grand Hotel.
- And then you and I are even and
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- he owes me one.
- Precisely.