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I waved my arms in the air...
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and shrieked for help.
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Hello, Gloria. How are you?
Lovely to see you.
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- You're well?
- I knew him, you know.
:39:10
- Did you, madam?
- His son, that is.
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Lucien Pissarro
in the '30s in Paris.
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It's very impressive.
:39:18
Well, it seemed the right size
for the space.
:39:20
Or maybe you were bored with it.
:39:25
Do we know each other?
:39:27
Not yet.
I'm Catherine Banning.
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Thomas Crown.
:39:33
- Vodka rocks, twist.
- Okay.
:39:36
And scotch neat.
:39:40
- How did you know that?
- I've been reading about you.
:39:43
- Oh? Where?
- In a file.
:39:49
Who do you work for?
:39:51
I'm in the art world.
:39:54
- Dealer?
- Mm-mm.
:39:56
Gallery owner?
:39:58
No, it's closer to insurance.
:40:02
I'm covered.
:40:05
Not for this.
:40:08
The painting?
:40:11
The Monet?
:40:14
You don't think they'd simply cut
a check for a hundred million dollars...
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do you?
:40:20
- So you--
- Get them things.
:40:24
When it's this much money involved, it
usually means I get them someone's head.
:40:28
- And whose head are you after?
- Yours. Good evening, Mr. Crown.
:40:38
Are you trying to--
:40:41
Are you trying to imply that I had
something to do with that painting?
:40:45
Trying? Thank you.
:40:48
No, I wouldn't call it an attempt.
:40:51
- What's your take from this?
- Five percent of the value recovered.
:40:55
- Oh. A bounty hunter.
- If you like.
:40:58
- Always get your man?
- Mm-hmm.