I can see you daddy.
I still can't.
Ok.
That is horrendous.
Let me put it this way.
I think in Vietnam the green is a different color. Ok.
Come on. Let's get back.
Moment
of business.
You still do it
sitting.
You want to get
out
of
here just
showing
how we used to camouflage ourselves in the green beret. Is that
not
taking
that horrible uniform?
Darling?
Don't be said he was hanging in the basement when we went to
get the fishing rods and he asked you can't blame him for that.
Marry an American has spoiled brats. Believe you me. Oh, really?
Marry an Irish Lass and you get nagged at all.
Give me those
too.
Hi on to,
you can't be on tow without toe shoes.
Now. Melody put the tutu back in the bag. I said you could take it.
Ok? It's going to be two in the afternoon before we drive out the driveway.
You gonna nag it again, we'll be carried before dark
and there are two cases in the
look who's carrying them. Martha,
you need all
water.
No
trouble.
This is what the TV.
It's too heavy for you is it
like the big.
Ok.
No,
not just like we were invisible.
Ask.
Yeah.
Can
Dey
Daddy doesn't do that anymore?
You see, he was mean and horrible and nasty. And, um,
he was probably right. I shouldn't have shown it to you.
That thing in Vietnam was stupid
and a big mistake.
So you forget about it. Ok.
Ok.
Mr Donegan.
Telephone is ringing.
Hello, Mr Donegan?
The main office in Connecticut just rang.
Well,
I know you're going on holidays but I thought it
would be better to tell you before you went.
Well, now, wait, wait a minute, wait a minute. Look, tell you what I'll do.
I'll take it with me on the holiday and I'll try and go through it
because I don't guarantee anything. Ok.
What?
Oh, we will believe you me.
Thanks a lot. See you in a couple of weeks.
I'll get the car,
honey. Bring Melody.
He fell asleep in the car. Got,
was
you
really?
Hey,
hey buddy,
tomorrow I'm on,
I'll make you be,
get a striped bass about
that
big.
I'm
gonna see
a ballerina.
I know.
So please Melody.
Go
to
please.
You.
So you're happy, Steve.
Mhm.
Are you happy?
Am I happy?
I got a job. I like,
I got a lovely family,
a lovely home. Two lovely homes.
Am I happy?
No, I mean, he is satisfied here in Ireland. What are you talking about?
Well, sometimes I'm afraid when there's a competition in America.
Miss that jungle. Are you kidding?
I'm glad to be out of that executive rat race.
Darling. I fought enough battles in my time.
Let somebody else do the fight. No one.
I love you.
You love me,
Mrs Donegan.
You're the nicest person I ever met.
You're the dearest face on this earth.
I'm the luckiest man alive.
So, shut up
Fenway chemicals requesting road control for permission to
take off for New York via Shannon.
And
oh, look at that, sir.
Hey Stevie,
we got the gunny stack.
What
the gunny stacks to put the fishies in? Silly
ask mommy, they're in the cottage
that the bike.
You remember Young Peter O LA.
And of course
we go over here now the
the
I met him one day I would,
he stopped the horse piece with one wave of his hand.
I,
oh my God,
I just left in the cottage
but I found the gentleman brief as the heather
will I give it to him? No, not now, not at this time.
I want to get our friend here back to Dublin.
No, put it in the boot of his own car and follow him behind them.
It
was to
tell him I got his wine,
Alicia's Tombs.
The quest where
Pilot
Carrie,
the plane must have been 10 minutes early.
Otherwise I can assure you it had to go down over open water.
I did not make a mistake.
I never make mistakes. You know that.
Yes, Grossman is with me.
The government.
Yes, sir.
Yes,
we leave right away.
I know it's a new routine to,
but it's important
there
are six foreign nationals about. Yes. But I mean, this is a uniform dress job.
I thought it was an accident.
What do you want to pull me off the crime squad for?
Well, I
thought you were of an age when you might be able to bring a sense of
compassion
to those involved. I don't want to send a young rookie down there
stamping all of everybody's feelings.
Oh, wow,
you
can trust me with it.
Tell us what happened.
Look
about two days ago,
an executive plane belonging to an American corporation called uh
Fenway Chemicals
took off from Rome bound for New York.
It was due to refuel here at Shannon.
It came down here in Kerry
on course with Shannon just across the coast.
What was the reason for that?
No one seems to know
eyewitnesses say it appeared to blow up in midair.
Where's the message?
Well, everything's laid out for you in a hangar in Kerry.
I want you to go down there, take a few notes
and make a report
to the right.
Do you mind if I bring Buck Haggerty?
What for?
He'll want a per deal.
Uh No, no, no, I'll take care of that.
That's my next pay envelope.
Buck Haggerty is in awe of everybody. Tom,
not just you. I said I know that,
but he's also a demolitions expert
or do you not want me to have any
autonomy in this authority that you've delegated to me?
Oh,
yes, English.
You see.
Oh, so wouldn't you know about the cut of his clothes? For heaven's sake?
He looks nervous.
Does he know?
My name is Bruce
Jack
Bruce.
My grandmother was Irish.
Uh, yes, it
wasn't. Everybody's,
I'm detective Inspector Maloney. This is Mr Hagley, the Dublin Police.
Uh, I'm Fenway Chemicals English
lawyer.
This was,
I'm afraid.
Of course, you understand, inspector,
we must protect our interests in terms of possible litigation.
Will I carry on my job then? Huh?
Yes,
you just
do that.
You know, I was on board
Robert Leonard, the pilot
professor
Fti
and Mr
Romano,
his assistant
Italian,
uh,
professor. That's
chemistry, theoretical research, that sort of thing.
We considered him an absolute genius
and of course he's a great loss not only to the company.
Uh, I'm
quite
sure.
And the six bodies. Yeah,
I suppose family.
Do you happen to know where Mr Donegan is? Just now?
He's gone on
to his
place in Dublin.
That's rough. Michael somewhere just outside Dublin, isn't it?
You left London yesterday?
Ah, no, no, no.
You mean three days ago just after the crash because you were in Rome, weren't you?
Stickers on your back there?
Yes, you're quite right with that.
Professor Van Getty left from Rome.
You went to check this hotel
I
do that.
Just being thorough.
Uh,
just
turn.
Ok.
You guys something
timing device,
what's left with?
No question.
Are you sure there's nothing here that I should know about?
Well, we're just
going through the,
and where will you be staying at? Shelvin in Dublin.
Do you happen to know?
So there was a briefcase found here.
Excuse
me, sir,
I found Mr Donegan's briefcase and death as an instructor
to put it in the boot of his car.
No other briefcase. No,
sir.
That's too bad.
Professor was carrying papers. They aren't irreplaceable.
They thought they might have survived the crash.
Tell me, inspector, have you ever
solve a case like this?
I don't mean to be rude. But have you ever worked on a case like this?
I'm very sorry for your trouble academic.
Thank you.
I'm detective inspector Tom Maloney of the blue.
The police got to do with this.
Um,
what's this?
Look? I'm very sorry.
II I really, I
said that it has to be me and uh that it has to be me this way.
Do you know what this is?
I've seen a few of them
when we established the device was in the wing route.
You telling me this wasn't an act of a accident. It
wasn't an act of God.
No, I'm afraid it was definitely
an active man, Mr
Dugan.
You see, I know uh
mm what happened and I know how it happened. I don't know who and I don't know why
and whatever the answer to these two questions is,
the bomb was planted in. Well,
but the
answer to the questions
and outside out
and that's my territory. Mr Donegan.
Let me take it over.
Hi, darling.
Work to do,
please, please. Will you listen,
I believe me. There was no point in you trying to get here
for it.
Is that the reason I didn't call you?
Well,
yeah, I'm sorry, I had to hear it like that.
But look, it's a long way from Corsica to Dublin and
I'll come and see you as soon as I can,
as soon as I get free and then we'll talk.
Ok.
Hey,
got
help with
it.
Yeah, I love you too.
Yeah.
Like a
mhm
an Englishman
from London,
a lawyer.
He said his name was Brewster.
If you wouldn't mind. Could you spare him a few minutes?
And
the
text
Fenway wants you to know that
it's not unfeeling about this
but something,
something could be worked out, something reasonable
because it could ever never make up for you.
Your terrible loss.
Just something to help out
and whoever was responsible.
Obviously, I have no
connection
with that.
But wait a minute,
what the way you put it responsible,
who knows that?
I thought it was a bomb but it was, wasn't it?
Well, they would
never blow up their own pain.
Well, somebody was responsible, wouldn't they?
But
uh,
ok,
I understand a briefcase was found on the scene.
The briefcase
was the briefcase. The reason for the bomb.
I
don't know, it was nothing as important as that.
It was just something we'd like to get back and
forward to save a little time.
Look, I haven't the foggiest idea why anybody would want to do this to Fenway.
Maybe some demented ex employee.
A web is full of sick people.
Could you look in the booth,
I'm here
but there's no point. The only case line was mine.
Ok.
I'll be at the showman.
I'll be there in a few days.
Excuse me,
Mr
Brewster Brewster. Yeah, I did have a thought.
They put together some things for me in a box and carry and I gotta go through them
and if I, uh, if I find anything
I'll get in touch with you. Where are you staying again?
And I'll be there a few days.
I'll be waiting to see if the police find anything
that
we can
bring together.
And, uh,
perhaps you wouldn't mind signing a little paper. Just a little agreement.
Absolving
Wales something just for the record along those lines.
Well, sure, we'll talk about it. I'm a little out of it right now.
I
feel
the
same way it
goes. You now, listen, do you know your way back to Dublin?
You turn right and go back the way I can? No, I got a bit of way, turn left
and you come to this gas station uh station
and then the first light, second light turn left again.
Take it straight in the time. Ok,
thanks as
well.
Hey, Frank
Steve Don,
how are you
hit
it
off the record?
You know, a couple of weeks ago you wanted to know about somebody's insurance policy
and I steered you in the right direction.
Well,
I wanna know the owner of the car
registration number
on I
613.
It's gotta be a phony.
It couldn't be a license plate like that.
Look at the number on the engine block. I, I haven't got the car.
Oh, ok. Yeah, I'll, I'll find another way.
Yeah.
Hey, yeah, thanks.
Thanks.
It was nice of your cup.
What can I do for you first? What?
Uh
nothing right now. Thank you.
Listen, I've been giving a lot of thought to this business of signing that document
uh
solving same
way from any litigation to me.
It was very helpful of it.
So
we have now got
evidence that there was no fault of our company here.
Exactly.
Ok, Mr Brewster, you'll get your signature. Nevertheless,
whoever planted that bomb had a motive of either killing the professor
or destroying something else that was in that plane.
Now, what do you suppose that something else could have been
if I tell you everything that I know
you sign my identification here and now?
Well,
Professor Ferlinghetti was employed by us as a
research chemist and he was carrying a briefcase
containing company papers, technical materials. And I don't know exactly what
on the night
before he left Rome, he lodged in the hotel safe, a
duplicate briefcase
containing apparently duplicate papers.
And when I arrived in Rome, I'm obviously armed with the power of attorney.
They handed me the briefcase and
apparently it had been opened by f
although the contents were intact,
we must presume that they were photographed.
Now, when I had them examined by a resident research chemist,
they turned out to be useless.
So whoever did it
didn't get what they came for.
That's the subposition, Mr Donegan on this list and they deal in facts.
All right.
Now, that's the why,
who's the, who?
Ah, Mr Brewster at last,
I have been searching all over Dublin for you.
I informed the doorman outside. He said you might be in here.
I've come to London actually to talk to you about Fenway Chemicals.
We're in the middle of the meeting
tonight.
00, I'm sorry. I won't be more than a few minutes.
It's about that plane that blew up with Professor Sore
Gti on board.
I'm afraid there's absolutely nothing that I could do. We could talk to you
about.
Well, Mr Brewster, you know, someone had to be behind that crash.
It's been in the papers,
the plane was bombed.
So, what kind of industrial rivals do you have with motive enough to do
to
study?
Well, tell me, is it true the plane was carrying this
for.
I'm the faintest idea of what you're talking about as far as I know there's nothing to
terrorist or a plot of some sort.
Well, why would terrorists want to blow up a professor of pharmacology?
I don't know.
Well, is it true that intent have been making offers
to the professor?
We have many rivals in the world of industrial pharmacology,
but I feel that I'm not prepared to talk about it to you.
So if you'll forgive me, I have nothing more to say.
Ok, Mr Booster.
Ok,
I won't trouble you anymore.
Woman is such a bore.
Who is she
Candia Leighton
part time? Financial journalist would be investigative reports
and
which means that she has the answers before she asks the questions.
Excuse me, ma'am.
The
huh? I'll fix you.
Uh My name is Steve Donegan.
It was, my family were killed in a plane crash.
Oh God.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
I noticed you're staring at me. I'm sorry about that too. It's just incredible
the way you resemble my wife.
I
don't know what,
no. Anyway,
something you said in there interested me. Uh
What's intent,
international enterprise corporation?
It's a huge conglomerate of enormous talent.
You've never heard of it?
Not. Why did you mention them in particular?
Oh, there's been a rumor in financial circles
recently that
Professor Ferlinghetti had made some sort of a major breakthrough
in the development of a really new revolutionary antibiotic.
And how are chemicals which is owned by?
He's also working on the same card
and this guy Ferling Getty cracked the formula first.
No,
it is possible.
Uh huh.
Listen, thank you very much. And excuse me again.
So, if necessary, can I get in touch with you?
Well, I'll only be here a few days.
I'm staying at Saint Patrick's and Colin.
Ok.
Thank you,
Mr Brewster.
I'm gonna live,
I didn't lie to you yesterday,
but
I re examined my briefcase
and it's not mine.
It could be Fenway.
You,
you have it. Yeah.
Now, listen,
I, I
can't take it to the house right now.
I've got a ton of things to do and I won't be home until around dawn.
But if you come around breakfast time, I'll, uh,
I'll give it to you.
See you around.
Hey, buddy,
uh, Mr
Dugan,
the bad times to be looking for a text.
Let me walk you over to Dublin Pat.
I'll give you a lift in my car anywhere you want to go.
It doesn't matter about the person.
Nothing somewhat.
Uh, Mr Donegan.
I believe you were in Kerry for the fishing. Is that right?
Yeah.
Ah, yes, it's a great sport, fishing.
I think this sport you might say fishing. Why don't you say what you want to say?
Mr Brewster was interested in the briefcase. I thought I heard it in the
class
together then.
Yeah.
Or could I see it sometime?
It's all burned up.
That's, uh,
that's take,
why did you ring the central car registration?
Huh?
So Frank Pearson put me into the cup, huh?
He did? Of course.
All right.
What,
when Brewster left my house
and there was a car following him?
I'm positive.
Good.
Good. So, I understand
on I, 613,
I
thought
I'm having
a good fun.
Or maybe, uh,
maybe I shouldn't have done that.
You do as you like
um
you wouldn't want to be doing my job for me by any chance, would you?
No,
you don't need any help
because I was thinking, you see that you might be thinking of revenge.
So just uh
watch yourself. I like a good man.
Yes, sir.
Dan. Keep in touch with me.
Couldn't we turn on the light? That was stupid.
The light would draw the heavens.
II I stayed downstairs,
right.
I'll take you upstairs.
What happened?
Somebody left something on the floor.
Find it.
No,
to
relaxing.
Sorry
Mr
Donegan. But you were asleep when I came in but I thought you'd want me to send for the
police.
He did the rest thing. Thank
you.
Oh,
the funeral and now be
was
him but he comes, he want,
yeah,
not a breakage.
Anything missing.
I, I don't know yet.
It must be a heavy sleeper. No,
not usually, but I took a pill.
Well,
glad to see you.
Well, all right, bye.
We can leave Mr Dunning for himself.
Good morning.
What's happened to you?
Oh, good morning.
I'm, I'm ok, but it seems we have
kind of me
of burglary.
Your friend is constantly engaged. So
together
here
I found this upstairs, sir.
Go ahead.
May I see it, please?
Uh, well, yes, we
have Mr
Bru to see it.
It may be what he's looking for,
is that in May,
I'll just get in, in the five,
then we've got to
open it.
It's empty.
That
was the way it was handled to me after the cr
Are you quite certain that you didn't open it?
You just broke the locks yourself?
Ok.
That's the end of the F
and
get formula.
May I have the briefcase? Well, strictly speaking,
I should keep it. But
if Mr Dugan
doesn't mind.
Yeah. Sure. Yes. Take a visit to New York
Fenway
me, something kind.
I'm sorry. Would you like a drink for your trip? Oh, no.
Thanks for having to catch that five o'clock plane to London. So will you excuse me?
Excuse me?
None. I'm worried here. She dialed the number. All you gotta do is say who I am. Ok,
thank you.
Yes.
Well, our policy is not to reveal information about.
Yes.
Well, my superior said it was all right,
if Mr Donegan positively identified himself.
Thank you very much.
The car was rented by A Mr Tooms.
Tom
C double O MS Jasper two
and it was charged to a credit card company.
Euro 12.
It's billed to a corporate account,
intent,
International Enterprises Corporation.
Does it say we're their main offices?
Yes. Uh it's,
uh,
it's London 22 Le
Square.
Got
it. Listen, thank you so much. You've been very kind.
You stop it for.
Press on Mr
Roman.
Mr Me
inside
med works. Ok.
Hey, hey, hey,
who are you?
P
me with New York guys?
Hi, you doing,
Steve?
Oh,
how are you?
Like, everyone's real sick about this in Connecticut, New York too.
Ok, thanks.
What are you doing here?
The company is your friend. They want you to take off,
you know, a healing period.
They want you to come in as you like go as you like watch you, please.
What if I please
put you back on planet New York wrong? You've got it wrong.
Did you know the company has insurance on you and your family?
I've got here a check in the round figure of
you ready?
$150,000. Yeah,
100 and 50,000
cashier's check. Instant good.
That employee's policy is for 100,000.
What's the extra 50 grand for
the company cares?
You know, they said to me
tell them to go around the world
and that just didn't come from nobody. It came right down from the tippy top.
What's the tippy top
higher?
If we get it higher
for the biggest insurance company in the world
is higher? What do you care? You mean, we've been swallowed by a bigger fish.
Uh, that's who sanctioned the 50 grand bonus on account of the tragedy.
Who is it? Who owns it? You know?
Yeah, I know,
I'm not supposed to but I know bedroom confidence
lips to see.
Well, and Salem
in Ted
International Enterprises and Cooper operation.
That two answers. Ever heard of them.
I,
here.
Oh, well, I, I like to keep myself informed, you know, by the way, uh,
Mr Brewster is dead.
Ok.
Yeah.
Ah,
well, it's not about the foot of the
p
that
national,
but they got him.
Are they who are they,
by the
way?
I don't know.
Yes.
You know, II, I sort of envy you because you,
you can get away from here.
You know, whenever the fancy takes you. I'm just now a cop.
I have to stay inside my own jurisdiction, but
just let me give you a tip
as one fisherman to another
when you're going after the big Jack Night fish.
Just drawing on
a,
on
deep water
onto your side of the back. Where do you live?
Hm.
The case.
I want you
right.
Say that again.
Bye.
Ok.
My apologies for not calling ahead of time though.
Morning. Stay
Steve.
Two weeks, sit down and talk.
Sure.
Uh,
yesterday
when we met at the Shelbourne, uh,
I went back into Brewster
and he had me half convinced that you were
some kind of a coup
and he's dead.
Mr boost boot
was dead.
Oh, good Lord.
Oh, they'll stop at nothing.
That's the reason I'm here. Who is they?
I mean, what's intent? I mean, intent.
Who's behind it?
Gray Harrison.
H,
never heard of him.
No, no, a few people have, but he does own and control that corporation
and intent owns and controls about
400 subsidiaries scattered throughout 45 countries.
He is very, very powerful
and I think he's completely ruthless.
You sound like you're talking from personal experience.
Yes. Well, you see, I wrote a book about intent.
I spent about three years on it.
I think I must know more about that corporation than just about anybody does.
My Lord. I wish I'd read the book
that was never published.
Well, I tried,
it just seemed as if
every publisher in the western world backed off
as soon as they considered publishing it.
Vector
financial pressure
in a way,
threats of litigation.
I
mean, that's expensive.
Publishers do have to make money.
Would you happen to have the original manuscript?
Thank you.
Because I read it. I, I'll, I'll read it right here in the hotel.
Yeah. Sure,
sure. It's in my room up. Come on up, I'll give it to you. Thank you.
Are you still reading this morning?
I know you don't believe it.
Nobody does.
I wanna tell you something.
I believe it.
He owns res
the credit card company.
He owns your own insurance company. I
found out that yesterday,
everything that everything he touches turns to gold. How does he do it?
He steals
industrial espionage
and then when he's destroyed something it folds
and he swallows it up.
You wanna hear my theory?
You see today,
the way you take over the world is through religion
or the media,
you can own newspapers,
TV, stations, radio stations,
motion picture studios.
You just about control the US government that way.
Yeah.
And the bro,
you're a good looking lady
with a good, charming theory.
Yeah.
Well, now comes my
toy,
the only way to whip a pyramid
is to cut the top off
and it's got no point
true.
But you have to find the top,
right.
You know what,
why don't you go to sleep?
30?
You,
yeah.
Ok.
Did you see that?
You sure.
Uh,
then after you slept
around 5 to 6 tonight
and he's only breakfast,
you know.
Uh,
I don't think I really can.
God,
I'm
sorry,
you got a deal about that.
Yeah,
you're a very decent man, Steve. You know that.
Let's go
to
three
and I'll stand guard.
Let's get down to it.
Where is this fella
Gray Harrison hunt?
Why do you think I'm in Ireland?
Ok.
He's got a thing for horses, race horses.
He
owns,
he
owns,
I know Rainbow,
he's a classic horse, isn't he?
Where is he tonight?
Rainbow,
tonight
is in a stall in Kildare
and tomorrow he's going to run in the Irish people chase
Tovey
and they win it too.
I don't think he missed that
kill there
right under the
very,
yeah,
that rain.
He
was
brilliant.
You?
But what it is?
Bye.
And here they come down.
A
free
went right out of the top of the.
Hi, there you
are
right there.
Gone.
Just
what
these ones
are
and
the place here.
Yeah,
my name is Steve Donegan.
You killed my wife and two Children when your plane dropped on my house?
Um,
oh, I know who you are
but I had nothing to do with it.
No, hear me.
I can prove it to you.
Uh What good will it do to your wife and kids
to take revenge?
Is
that
Steve Donegan?
And
you are miscalculating?
Why if I'm such a monster,
would I allow her to walk about and say the things she doesn't like me?
Oh, I'll admit that somebody was responsible for
the above that
claim
and for the death of
Mr Brewster.
Isn't that right?
Brewster?
Well, damn it. I have to keep tabs on this thing
and the obvious suspect
for all I know I'm being frank
and that's the whole point of it.
I'm just as horrified as you are
and look,
I can take you to where I can prove, show you proof.
I'm as innocent, as old as, as you are. Oh,
for heaven's sake. And I know what you've been through.
What you want is vengeance,
not just random violence
I was meeting out of your wife. Ok.
All right,
I'll give you a chance.
Show me.
No,
no, it's a trigger.
No trigger.
Just a chance to prove that I'm completely innocent
because that's your helicopter outside.
Yeah.
All right.
Three of us
walk out,
get a board
and take off and if there's any interference,
you'll be the first.
Let's go.
You're gonna show me some proof.
We didn't come here to listen to the story of your life.
I'm sorry.
Um
You have hardly the notion that uh
I employ
I
22. Now we're getting somewhere his credit card was charged to.
There is two down
there,
would you say please?
Oh, and um
tell him to bring in that book of checks with you.
I'm done in your books. I'm a villain.
Well, if like you, I'd lost my entire family.
I've had my hard work consistently rejected.
I'd be as liable as you to want to kill the
supposed comfort
more.
A
um
Mr Donegan,
this is
by
dooms
he's wanted by a,
it's not him.
It's not the same one, a
different class
uh tombs. Would you um
pull out your wallet and show it to Donegan?
Uh You have in it, do you your driving license? Some other form of identification?
Uh Not, of course your Euro travel card
and
tell Mr Donegan, would you uh what happened to that?
It was stolen from me in Paris a month ago?
In a tourist trap.
The
Paris police report that in fact,
there's a date on it.
What about Professor
Ferlinghetti?
And the formula
one
is a fierce competitor.
We are far too successful to resource, to
blowing up the academic community.
You knew about it?
Are you saying you didn't want
it?
I owned it.
Cartoons. Would you open that book of checks of the personal
page?
What does that tell you
made out to Ferlinghetti for $2 million
and the date
and the dates above and below it,
madam
the day after the crash.
Exactly.
You don't,
why wasn't that check in the,
uh,
having reached New York?
It was arranged that a wire photocopy of the check showed to him.
I think he wanted to give fed way one last chance to better their offer
because they could,
you're saying he was deemed disloyal to fly.
I'm afraid so
tricky. Perhaps
it's a criminal,
his business
anyway, they were underpaying him.
If you want to ban the loyalty,
you ought to deal generously with it.
How are you going to receive the formula?
Um, in New York by an agent.
Uh, here simultaneously,
the check was to be given to a designated the professors.
Nobody trusting
the way way. A
horrible,
how do we know you didn't drum all this up since we left the racetrack,
including the Paris police report?
You must think I'm the wizard of Oz.
Oh, I admit
somebody
was responsible for blowing up,
but I'm a loser as well.
Must be clear to you by now
that it was not in my best interest to do. So,
uh you run the American insurance company, Dublin branch
is the reason for that, that you keep pushing the ball uphill.
So why would you want to know if a man who's made it to the top?
That's your own goal, isn't it
intense?
Oh my.
Should I be shock? Why did you authorize a $50,000 check for me as a bonus
and abroad? Hint to travel around the world.
I must be a softhearted idiot of
it.
Not to stop me asking questions.
Well, if I wanted to
and if I was evident
lady
like that,
then it would have been possible to have you
and
lovely pad
two plus two equals four. Is that?
But it's good.
Yeah,
Miss Light,
I'm sorry about your manuscript.
But it maligns me
now, I've had to pay out money to the oil
to point that out to publishers.
Seven people died when you acquired Sheridan Oil 10 years ago.
It can take years to, to
deal.
Some people die every time a merger is set up.
But I did not invent
the accident of death.
Have you invested in certain African dictators?
Yes, I have
and so have some other Western nations as well.
Do you rent yourself a nation?
I'm bigger than some
better managed than moment.
Yeah, it
let's go.
I'm not crazy.
You could have arranged all this in such a short time.
No.
Yeah.
May I say how sorry I am
Julie,
I'll burn
whatever.
I never thought I would hear you say that.
But why don't you go stay and have dinner with me.
Bye bye.
I'll arrange my helicopter. Thank you,
Corsica.
Well, what's in? Course,
my dad,
he retired down there after the war
with a bunch of his buddies from World War Two.
You know, they're all ex command of a group together.
This was after my mom died.
Sounds a bit extension.
You know. Not, not, not
really how many meetings
Thornton Donegan
and they're all there together, you know,
sharing their moments against the Nazis and
I got a gesture.
The,
it was really hard now
that
I'd like to meet him. Yeah.
Look, have a good trip to London and I'll call you when I get back.
Oh, lady,
I don't know what I'm going to work on next and so long on this.
Yeah.
Well,
maybe there's a story in court.
Yeah,
I don't want you to come with me.
I'm going,
I'm going to Corsica.
No, you're not. Yes, I am.
I'm going, I've decided, no, I can change my mind and dislike you. You know.
Look, I am going to Corsica because I feel like it.
That's all. I just feel like it.
Women's lib.
All right. Buy your own ticket and carry your own bag.
All right, I will
give me the back
were like Cynthia, son.
He sure does.
No, no, no, no, no,
not interesting.
Too soon.
You were surrounded by old cruel relic sensor.
You would be amazed
and still take any one of them into the battle.
You still think it, you go 15 rounds. Does it? When did you become arrogant? I know.
I know.
They, they worries
my memory the best, good. I'm a stranger but they,
they tolerate me. What upsets them lately? Is that
new perfume factory they're building now.
You smell
in several ways.
He's bringing a lot of strangers in
the world's impinging on them at a hotel down the road building an annex.
It's all getting too civilized. It changed. They,
well, they can enjoy it
and you,
I hate it too.
I,
it was just a nice little stretch of beach to get washed up on a shaft
of sun to sit in the evening of my life listening to the Mediterranean sculpting,
looking at faces,
faces. I remember very clearly
looking, scared to death and brave both at once.
Yeah,
soon that thing is going to start chimneys, spewing fumes to be dead, birds, fish,
washing up, sick to death.
People start waking up, coughing their lungs out. Oh, those those old fellow
and man as we hands over where your lady go,
my lady Adam,
you
come right now.
I
catch
your
breath
from
this perfume factory. He
called
me by
owned by intent.
What don't they own, who cares? Steve? Listen, there's a man at the hotel.
He's just arrived and I think he works for hunt. He's in charge of security.
And, uh, there's a man with him.
His name is Tom.
What?
There he is
there.
Yeah, I do.
We even had
Gray Harrison hunt murdered my kid.
Is that your Mr Tom?
Is that the fellow that broke into your house looking for the briefcase?
But you don't have that thing?
Oh, Lord Steve.
You too.
Maybe you'd like to come with me to a
little protest meeting tonight about the perfume factory.
The local capital will be there
be
De
Louis.
No
fab
as
well.
The capo says he'll accept your offer of
technical assistance during the matter of this night.
As the other thing, he'll abide by your deal.
It is a deal.
I help him. I certainly help you.
But he's got to keep his word on the other thing.
If they give him a hand, they always keep their word.
We come back.
Hey, ah,
Kong,
this secures your fellow tombs. You'll check up after and find your bin here.
I'm counting on that.
You tell hunt hunt. No, you were a green beret.
You'll figure it.
I hope so.
You know something, dad,
this is gonna be like my calling card.
This Harrison Hunt fellow.
You'll know I'm on to win.
If he murdered our family,
I'm gonna get him.
What?
Hi
mad one.
I know you know the number,
pick up the phone and call
me. You going out of your mind. Tell him
if he's interested
briefcase with the papers he wants inside it.
You're cracking up. You know that
King,
I want 2 million American dollars in cash in the suitcase.
I never heard of anyone called Gray Harrison Honda. I swear to you. Hell him.
I want to see him in person
with the be
off
at eight o'clock tomorrow
in Saint Patrick's Cathedral.
8 a.m.
Ok.
Well, now my son
just keep your hands away from the briefcase.
A very foolish Mr Donegan.
I think
now I see, I
leave
you.
You know what to do with the tombs.
Keep him here for an hour and a half until I'm airborne and welfare.
Then you may complete the job
as you've been seeking permission
so persistently
for the past 10 days,
you know,
all this need never have happened.
We need never have been enemies.
I had nothing personal against your family.
The whole thing was just a
stupid accidents,
Mr Hunt, am I right?
Uh, yes, indeed.
You must forgive me. I'm in something of a hurry and I'm in the Irish police force.
Oh,
well, what's it about?
Well, if you wouldn't mind stepping into the office. Thank you very long
by this.
Are these cases. All yours, Mr Hunt? Yes.
Yes. Yes.
Yes. And contents
your own personal possessions.
Yes, of course.
Well, I, I wonder if this one tell
is true.
Uh,
it's quite a lot of money there.
I may say so.
Not really
my own personal currency.
I brought it into Ireland this morning.
Declared every penny of it.
You can check with current.
Yes, I've done that.
And the, uh,
the other case, Mr Hunt
company papers.
Ah, yes. Well,
it should be good enough to.
Oh.
10.
What do you mean heroin?
That's what it is. Mr Hunt.
Yes, there's been a term a lot coming in from Corsica
Corsica.
Hm.
I see.
You do realize, don't you inspector that this is a setup?
Now, I understood you to say Mr Hunt that all the contents
of these cases
are your own personal property.
However, I'm sure you can make a satisfactory statement for the central police
station.
So if you come along with me now, Mr,
hello, inspector.
I'm a very busy man,
very rich man.
I don't need to do this sort of thing
and I don't need this sort of publicity.
Now, why can't we just sort this out man to man? Now,
why don't you take
this
case of heroin?
I'll just take the company papers and leave.
We will say nothing more about it.
And that's your second series of hes today, Mr
Yes, sir. Last night, just as soon as he had a bag packed
right now, he told me to forward his letters to, um,
now Mount Brandon Hotel Tralee.
I hope you won't mind my giving it to you. Don't you worry about it?
He'll never approach you for it.
Oh, you just missed him.
He followed the train up over the mountain.
I think he went fishing
for. He was dressed in green
like
all right. Fun out.
Hey,
don't panic.
That's what he wants us to do.
Stupid.
You hit Ghostman.
Come again,
Jimma,
show yourselves that. I'll make a deal
done again.
You change your name. Go back to America.
I say that we, we buried you.
What do you say?
Good day, Mr
Dugan.
Uh Mr
Jones, it is Mr
Jones, isn't
it? It's gonna come.
Oh, is that so
you know he's gonna kill me.
Um Are you going to kill this gentleman, Mr
Dugan?
All right.
Thank you, please.
I'll leave me here
to
take
her in charge. I
supposed to
take in charge. You see, Mr Tombs under the laws of this country.
I can only take a man in charge if I reason to believe that he's guilty
of a serious offense or maybe a material
witness in the commission of a serious offense.
Boy,
boy,
you can't be me with him.
Uh I'll
give you the evidence.
You will,
right? So,
no,
I just uh
in the
US.
I am just for
43 years
resident of Switzerland
on the morning of April the 18th in the city of
Rome and company with another man whom I identify as Fitz
Grossman.
I installed in the wing route of an executive aircraft,
a combustible device with intent thereby to cause loss of life.
I did this on the express orders given to me
personally before the day of one Gray Harrison hunt.
Could you please
sign this?
There
you go.
Right
guys.
Oh,
there you are now, Steve.
There's your big jack pike fish man.
O
that is another thing
never back into the waters for him.
How would you know that yourself?
Fine.
I get rid of that thing about you.
Does taste alright.
That man, my love.