1. I've been saying for years, sir,
that our equipment is obsolete.Copy !req
2. And now computer analysis reveals an
entirely new approach: Miniaturisation.Copy !req
3. For instance, radioactive lint.Copy !req
4. When placed in an opponent's pocketsCopy !req
5. the antipersonnel and
location fix seems obvious.Copy !req
6. What we want is a location fix on 007.Copy !req
7. Number Ten's making ugly noises
about Operation Bedlam.Copy !req
8. Miss Moneypenny,
did you check with Communications?Copy !req
9. Replies to our Cairo
and Madrid enquiries: All negative, sir.Copy !req
10. The PM wants to be informed
personally when we find 007.Copy !req
11. (woman) No!Copy !req
12. Good morning!
My name's Bond. James Bond.Copy !req
13. Miss erm...Copy !req
14. (man) Don't move, Mr Bond.Copy !req
15. Now get up!Copy !req
16. Put your hands behind your head. Move!Copy !req
17. Get in!Copy !req
18. Lie down!Copy !req
19. Argh!Copy !req
20. This never happened to the other fellow.Copy !req
21. - Your bagages, sir?
- In the boot.Copy !req
22. - Take care of those gloves.
- Right, sir.Copy !req
23. - Commander Bond, how are you?
- Fine. Good to see you, Manuel.Copy !req
24. Quinhentos e cinquenta e seis.Copy !req
25. Everything seems up to
the Palácio's standards.Copy !req
26. Yes, it's a good season.Copy !req
27. That red Cougar outside.
Does it belong to a lady?Copy !req
28. Yes, sir. Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo.
Che bella!Copy !req
29. Our best!Copy !req
30. Fortunately, we have had a cancellation.Copy !req
31. Allow me.Copy !req
32. Mm.Copy !req
33. This'll do. This'll do me nicely.Copy !req
34. I'm sure we can look after
your special needs.Copy !req
35. I'm sure you can. Thank you.Copy !req
36. Huit. Á la banque.Copy !req
37. Dix mille à la banque. Give the bank.Copy !req
38. - Banco.
- Les jeux sont faits, monsieur.Copy !req
39. Changeur.Copy !req
40. Cartes.Copy !req
41. Neuf à la banque.Copy !req
42. Thank you.Copy !req
43. Quatre mille à la banque. Give the bank.Copy !req
44. Suivi.Copy !req
45. - Cartes.
- Cartes.Copy !req
46. Neuf.Copy !req
47. - Vingt mille.
- La banque vingt mille. Give the bank.Copy !req
48. Vingt mille à la banque. Give the bank.Copy !req
49. - La banque a vingt mille.
- 20,000 francs!Copy !req
50. - La banque a vingt mille.
- Too rich for my blood.Copy !req
51. - Vingt mille, la banque.
- (woman) Banco.Copy !req
52. Banco debout.Copy !req
53. Carte.Copy !req
54. Neuf.Copy !req
55. - Madame?
- (whispers) I don't have the money.Copy !req
56. - Je regrette, mais c'est impossible.
- I regret too, but I don't have any money.Copy !req
57. - Dame can't pay up.
- OK, madame, venez avec moi.Copy !req
58. - S'il vous plaît, madame?
- Forgive me. My mind was elsewhere.Copy !req
59. Madame has forgotten
we agreed to be partners this evening.Copy !req
60. - Please continue.
- Merci.Copy !req
61. Well, that's a bit of luck, being bailed out
like that at the last minute!Copy !req
62. Waiter.Copy !req
63. - Dom Pérignon '57.
- Sir.Copy !req
64. Why do you persist
in rescuing me, Mr Bond?Copy !req
65. It's becoming a habit,
isn't it, Contessa Teresa?Copy !req
66. Teresa was a saint. I'm known as Tracy.Copy !req
67. Well, Tracy, next time
play it safe and stand on five.Copy !req
68. People who want to stay alive play it safe.Copy !req
69. Please stay alive.Copy !req
70. At least for tonight.Copy !req
71. Come later.Copy !req
72. I hope it'll be worth it,Copy !req
73. partner.Copy !req
74. Monsieur.Copy !req
75. - Send it to suite 423 with caviar for two.
- Oui, monsieur.Copy !req
76. Tracy.Copy !req
77. Tracy?Copy !req
78. Argh!Copy !req
79. Gate-crasher. I'll leave you to tidy up.Copy !req
80. Mm, royal beluga. North of the Caspian.Copy !req
81. - You're full of surprises, Contessa.
- So are you, Mr Bond.Copy !req
82. Do you always arm yourself
for a rendezvous?Copy !req
83. Occasionally. I seem
to be accident-prone.Copy !req
84. I'll take that, if you don't mind.Copy !req
85. You're very sure of yourself, aren't you?
Suppose I were to kill you for a thrill.Copy !req
86. I can think of something
more sociable to do.Copy !req
87. Will you stop playing games?
Who was that man in your room?Copy !req
88. - You're hurting me.
- I thought that was the idea.Copy !req
89. - Who was he?
- I don't know what you're talking about.Copy !req
90. - I can be a lot more persuasive.
- I'm sure you can.Copy !req
91. Whatever else I may be, I'm not a liar.Copy !req
92. Get dressed.Copy !req
93. (Bond) You're the most extraordinary girl.Copy !req
94. I'm not interested
in your opinion of me, Mr Bond.Copy !req
95. - I'm here for a business transaction.
- Really?Copy !req
96. Isn't Le Bleu a bit heady for that?Copy !req
97. So, you know your perfumes.
What else do you know?Copy !req
98. A little about women.Copy !req
99. Think about meCopy !req
100. as a woman you've just bought.Copy !req
101. Who needs to buy?Copy !req
102. Look, you don't owe me a thing.Copy !req
103. I think you're in some sort of trouble.Copy !req
104. Would you like to talk about it?Copy !req
105. No, Mr Bond.Copy !req
106. The only thing you need know about me
is that I pay my debts.Copy !req
107. 20,000 francs is a lot of money.Copy !req
108. Mm.Copy !req
109. (woman) Good morning.Copy !req
110. - Morning. Café for two with orange juice.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
111. - Connect me with suite 423, please.
- The Countess has left the hotel, sir.Copy !req
112. - Checked out?
- A few minutes ago.Copy !req
113. Thank you.Copy !req
114. Paid in full as well.Copy !req
115. - Mr Bond?
- Yes.Copy !req
116. - You've lost something.
- Really?Copy !req
117. We'll give it to you outside.Copy !req
118. Why not? Perhaps
we can make up a foursome!Copy !req
119. You've thought of everything. What a
lovely surprise, meeting again so soon!Copy !req
120. - Mm.
- Thank you.Copy !req
121. - And where's the party this time?
- You have an appointment.Copy !req
122. Business or pleasure?Copy !req
123. Mystery tour, eh?Copy !req
124. I think we'd all enjoy it more without that.Copy !req
125. Mmm.Copy !req
126. Basta!Copy !req
127. Do not kill me, Mr Bond.
At least not until we've had a drink.Copy !req
128. Then if you wish,
I'll give you another chance.Copy !req
129. I'm Draco of Draco Construction.Copy !req
130. Mm-hm.Copy !req
131. - But today is the 13th, Commander.
- I'm superstitious.Copy !req
132. - A martini for our guest, Olympe.
- A pleasure.Copy !req
133. - Shaken, not stirred.
- Of course.Copy !req
134. - Campari for me.
- Mm-hm.Copy !req
135. My apologies for the way you were
brought here today. Please sit down.Copy !req
136. I was not sure
you would accept a formal invitation.Copy !req
137. There's always something formal
about the point of a pistol.Copy !req
138. Thank you, chérie.Copy !req
139. - Olympe, we will finish our struggle later.
- As you wish.Copy !req
140. She also plays
a very good game of chess.Copy !req
141. - Salute.
- Cheers.Copy !req
142. You usually drink Corsican brandy.Copy !req
143. Ah! What else do you know about me?Copy !req
144. Marc Ange Draco. Head of Union Corse,
one of Europe's biggest crime syndicates.Copy !req
145. - The biggest.
- Not quite.Copy !req
146. An organisation known as SPECTRE
operates worldwide.Copy !req
147. However, your legitimate business fronts
are more extensive.Copy !req
148. Construction, electrical supplies,
numerous agricultural holdings.Copy !req
149. (tuts) Your dossier on meCopy !req
150. is not entirely complete.Copy !req
151. I am also Teresa's father.Copy !req
152. - Tracy?
- Yes, Tracy. Tracy.Copy !req
153. My only child.Copy !req
154. Her mother was an English girl -
romantic -Copy !req
155. who had come to Corsica
to look for bandits.Copy !req
156. Rather like those women who ventured
into the desert looking for sheikhs.Copy !req
157. She found me in the mountains.Copy !req
158. Hiding from the police at the time.Copy !req
159. I came to love this girl.Copy !req
160. We married. The result: Teresa.Copy !req
161. Twelve years later my wife died.
I sent Teresa to SwitzerlandCopy !req
162. - No, thanks. I prefer my own.
- To finish her education.Copy !req
163. Unfortunately I didn't give her a proper
home. She was without supervision.Copy !req
164. SoCopy !req
165. she joined the fast international set.
One scandal after another.Copy !req
166. When I disapproved,
cut off her allowance,Copy !req
167. she committed some greater folly.Copy !req
168. To spite me.Copy !req
169. Yet, behind her bravado,
something was eating away at her soul.Copy !req
170. This can happen to men and women.Copy !req
171. They burn the heart out of themselves
by living too greedily.Copy !req
172. And suddenly,Copy !req
173. - all is finished.
- Why are you telling me this?Copy !req
174. Without telling me, she married. An Italian
count who killed himself in a MaseratiCopy !req
175. with one of his mistresses.Copy !req
176. I gave her too much,
and it brought her nothing.Copy !req
177. Now, why did I tell you all this?Copy !req
178. I have been informed of everything
you have done for my daughter.Copy !req
179. - Everything?
- Don't worry, don't worry about that.Copy !req
180. What you did, the way you behaved,
might be the beginningCopy !req
181. of some kind of therapy.Copy !req
182. She needs help.Copy !req
183. Your help.Copy !req
184. I find her fascinating,
but she needs a psychiatrist, not me.Copy !req
185. What she needs is a man to dominate her.Copy !req
186. To make love to her enough
to make her love him.Copy !req
187. A man like you.Copy !req
188. You overestimate me, Draco.Copy !req
189. She's very attractive,
but what you ask is not for me.Copy !req
190. Mm.Copy !req
191. Listen to me. On the day you marry her,Copy !req
192. I'll give you a personal dowry
of one million poundsCopy !req
193. in gold.Copy !req
194. That's quite an inducement.Copy !req
195. - But I don't need a million pounds.
- Stupido!Copy !req
196. And I've a bachelor's taste for freedom.Copy !req
197. Please, just see her some more.Copy !req
198. Who knows what will come of it?Copy !req
199. I'm sorry, Draco,
but in my profession, I can't...Copy !req
200. - What?
- You have connections not open to me.Copy !req
201. Where is Ernst Stavro Blofeld?Copy !req
202. Blofeld?Copy !req
203. Some of my men
have recently defected to him.Copy !req
204. - I don't know where he is.
- Can you find out?Copy !req
205. If I could, I wouldn't tell
Her Majesty's Secret Service.Copy !req
206. But I might tell my future son-in-law.Copy !req
207. Go on.Copy !req
208. Next week is my birthday.Copy !req
209. For that,
Teresa always comes back to me.Copy !req
210. - You understand?
- Let's say I'll sleep on the idea.Copy !req
211. You do that.Copy !req
212. - James! Where have you been?
- Much too far from you, darling.Copy !req
213. Oh, same old James!Copy !req
214. Ooh! Only more so.Copy !req
215. Heartless brute! Letting me pine away
without even a postcard.Copy !req
216. Pine no more.Copy !req
217. (whispers) Cocktails at my place,
eightish, just the two of us.Copy !req
218. Oh, I'd adore that!Copy !req
219. If only I could trust myself.Copy !req
220. Same old Moneypenny.
Britain's last line of defence.Copy !req
221. You'd better go in.
He's running a very tight ship today.Copy !req
222. I'm relieving you
from Operation Bedlam, 007.Copy !req
223. But, sir, Blofeld's
something of a must with me.Copy !req
224. You've had two years to run him down.Copy !req
225. - Have you lost confidence in me?
- I'm well aware of your talents, 007.Copy !req
226. But a licence to kill is useless,
unless one can set up the target.Copy !req
227. - Sir...
- I'll find you a more suitable assignment.Copy !req
228. - Under the circumstances...
- That's all!Copy !req
229. That was a quick conference.Copy !req
230. - How can a girl keep herself alluring...
- Take a memo, please, Moneypenny.Copy !req
231. Ready, James.Copy !req
232. Sir, I have the honour to request
if you'll accept my resignationCopy !req
233. effective forthwith.Copy !req
234. - Resignation from what?
- Her Majesty's Secret Service.Copy !req
235. And kindly present it
to that monument in there.Copy !req
236. (WOMAN SINGING)
Underneath de mango treeCopy !req
237. Me honey and me
come watch for de moon...Copy !req
238. Sorry, ma'am.Copy !req
239. - 007... James Bond here.
- He wants you, James.Copy !req
240. Request granted.Copy !req
241. Request granted. Not even with regret.Copy !req
242. What did you expect? A knighthood?Copy !req
243. Why don't you read it?Copy !req
244. Two weeks' leave!Copy !req
245. Well, you didn't really
want to resign, did you?Copy !req
246. Moneypenny,
what would I do without you?Copy !req
247. My problem is that
you never do anything with me.Copy !req
248. It's a date. The moment I get back.Copy !req
249. - Where are you off to?
- Oh, just some place to laze about.Copy !req
250. Beachcombing.Copy !req
251. - (door shuts)
- (intercom)Copy !req
252. (M) What would I do without you,
Miss Moneypenny? Thank you.Copy !req
253. Bonjour, Miguel.Copy !req
254. (woman) Teresa!
It's so long since we see you!Copy !req
255. - Yes, very well.
- There's Tracy.Copy !req
256. - Huh?
- Tracy.Copy !req
257. Where is she? Ah, there she is!Copy !req
258. - Teresa!
- Happy birthday, Papa.Copy !req
259. You make it so by being here.
You look marvellous.Copy !req
260. There's someone I want you to meet.Copy !req
261. - Salut, Olympe. How are you?
- It's good to have you back.Copy !req
262. - You look wonderful!
- Thanks.Copy !req
263. Bom dia. Bonjour.Copy !req
264. Mr Bond, may I introduce
my daughter? Teresa.Copy !req
265. Contessa.Copy !req
266. - We've already met.
- But each time is a renewed pleasure.Copy !req
267. Madame always makes one feel
so welcome!Copy !req
268. She likes you, I can see it.Copy !req
269. You must give me
the name of your oculist.Copy !req
270. Brilliant.Copy !req
271. I didn't know Mr Bond knew Papa.Copy !req
272. There are many things
about Mr Bond one does not know.Copy !req
273. It would be interesting
to attend night school perhaps.Copy !req
274. Papa is up to something, I'm sure of it.Copy !req
275. Your father loves you very much, Tracy.Copy !req
276. Whatever he may arrange,
I know it's for your happiness.Copy !req
277. What has Papa arranged?Copy !req
278. Ah! Mr Bond.Copy !req
279. Thank you.Copy !req
280. - Thank you.
- Many happy returns.Copy !req
281. The best years
are still to come, let's hope.Copy !req
282. Oh, allow me.Copy !req
283. What are you doing here?Copy !req
284. Yes, wasn't it kind
of your father to invite me?Copy !req
285. Mr Bond and I are discussing business.Copy !req
286. - Really?
- Mm-hm.Copy !req
287. No woman would waste excellent
champagne discussing business.Copy !req
288. Unless, of course, she happened
to be part of the arrangement.Copy !req
289. Olympe, what have you said?Copy !req
290. Don't blame Olympe.
I'm not your daughter for nothing.Copy !req
291. I detect a certain family resemblance.Copy !req
292. I suggest you revise the terms
of your contract, Mr Bond.Copy !req
293. - You'll find your liability too expensive.
- There you're mistaken.Copy !req
294. - Papa.
- Yes?Copy !req
295. - Mr Bond wants information.
- What are you talking about?Copy !req
296. You always taught me
a good host supplies his guest's needs.Copy !req
297. - Uh-huh.
- And without obligation.Copy !req
298. - And then?
- I'm not sure obligation is the right word.Copy !req
299. Tell him, Papa.Copy !req
300. Tell him what he wants to know.Copy !req
301. - Now!
- Please, please, Teresa.Copy !req
302. It's only a possibility, nothing definite.Copy !req
303. Tell him, Papa,
or you'll never see me again.Copy !req
304. All right.Copy !req
305. There may be a connection between
that man Blofeld and the lawyerCopy !req
306. with offices in Bern, Switzerland.Copy !req
307. - Named Gumbold.
- Gumbold?Copy !req
308. - Bern, Switzerland?
- Yes, Gumbold.Copy !req
309. So, now Mr Bond need have
no further interest in me.Copy !req
310. Another mistake.Copy !req
311. She always was a headstrong child.Copy !req
312. I'm sorry...Copy !req
313. Where has he gone?Copy !req
314. Tracy!Copy !req
315. Tracy.Copy !req
316. I was always taught
that mistakes should be remedied.Copy !req
317. Especially between friends.Copy !req
318. Or lovers.Copy !req
319. (MAN SINGING)
We have all the timeCopy !req
320. In the worldCopy !req
321. Time enough for life to unfoldCopy !req
322. All the precious things love has in storeCopy !req
323. We have all the loveCopy !req
324. In the worldCopy !req
325. If that's all we haveCopy !req
326. You will findCopy !req
327. We need nothing moreCopy !req
328. Every step of the wayCopy !req
329. Will find usCopy !req
330. With the cares of the worldCopy !req
331. Far behind usCopy !req
332. We have all the timeCopy !req
333. In the worldCopy !req
334. Just for loveCopy !req
335. Nothing moreCopy !req
336. Nothing lessCopy !req
337. Only loveCopy !req
338. I'll see to this appointment,
then catch up with you.Copy !req
339. - The story of our life, James?
- Just keep my martini cool.Copy !req
340. - I will be back in an hour.
- Bon appétit, monsieur.Copy !req
341. Ich hab noch ein paar Sachen zu kaufen.Copy !req
342. Such things should be left to a girl's
father, who knows what is best for her.Copy !req
343. But what can be better than being in love?Copy !req
344. Mr Bond, he's... He's in love with you?Copy !req
345. That may come too some day.Copy !req
346. Life's too short for "some day", Teresa.Copy !req
347. Tomorrow I will speak to him alone,
man to man.Copy !req
348. - No, Papa.
- Why not?Copy !req
349. No talk. Whatever happens,
there'll be no regrets.Copy !req
350. Please.Copy !req
351. Mm.Copy !req
352. Good afternoon, James.Copy !req
353. - Afternoon. Is the Admiral in?
- Certainly.Copy !req
354. - (knock at door)
- Hm?Copy !req
355. Excuse me. Commander Bond to see you.Copy !req
356. - Right, show him in.
- Aye aye, sir.Copy !req
357. - If you please, sir.
- Thank you.Copy !req
358. Unusually small
for a Nymphalis polychloris.Copy !req
359. I wasn't aware that your expertise
included lepidoptery.Copy !req
360. Anyway, what are you doing here?Copy !req
361. Genealogy, sir. Fascinating subject.Copy !req
362. Came across a letter from Gebrüder
Gumbold, solicitors in SwitzerlandCopy !req
363. to a certain
Count Balthazar de Bleuchamp.Copy !req
364. - De Bleuchamp?
- French form of "Blofeld".Copy !req
365. You've been relieved from
Operation Bedlam, 007. Remember?Copy !req
366. I assumed you'd reassign me, sir.Copy !req
367. This is a Photostat copy of a letterCopy !req
368. to our College of Arms
in the City of LondonCopy !req
369. with the request they try to establish
de Bleuchamp's claim to the title,Copy !req
370. and Sir Hilary Bray
has replied to GumboldCopy !req
371. suggesting that he should meet
de Bleuchamp in person.Copy !req
372. I've taken the liberty, sir,
of working with the college on this,Copy !req
373. using an examination
of my own family tree as cover.Copy !req
374. I've also been reading up
on the technical side of heraldry.Copy !req
375. Sir Hilary Bray, please. Commander Bond.Copy !req
376. Ah, yes, sir.Copy !req
377. So that, should he consent to meet, I can
act as a representative of the college.Copy !req
378. (man) Come.Copy !req
379. - Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon, Sir Hilary.Copy !req
380. Have a look at this: Arms of Sir Thomas
Bond. Baronet of Peckham. Died 1734.Copy !req
381. Argent on a chevron sable.Copy !req
382. Three bezants.Copy !req
383. Good motto, eh?
"The world is not enough."Copy !req
384. - You're doing a splendid job.
- Thank you, Mr Sable Basilisk.Copy !req
385. We've traced your line
back to Sir Otho le Bon.Copy !req
386. Held the manor of Wickhambreux by a
knight's fee from the Earl of Thanet, 1387.Copy !req
387. We're in luck.Copy !req
388. Gumbold's telephoned from Bern
to say his client has consented to see me.Copy !req
389. - You mean me?
- Yes, you.Copy !req
390. But, Commander Bond, I am only able
to countenance this deceptionCopy !req
391. if the matter is of national importance.Copy !req
392. I haven't exaggerated.
We appreciate your help.Copy !req
393. All right, then. I've arranged to lose myself
amongst the churches of Brittany.Copy !req
394. I want to do brass rubbings there anyway.Copy !req
395. - Where do I go for this meeting?
- Well, they want a description of myself.Copy !req
396. - Tactfully adjusted to favour me.
- Yes.Copy !req
397. They will send the time and place
from where I am to beCopy !req
398. "collected", as they put it.Copy !req
399. It's not our sort of thing,
but under the circumstances...Copy !req
400. - Sounds as if they're suspicious.
- No, no, no, not suspicious. Just discreet.Copy !req
401. There was no objection to my fee
of a thousand guineas.Copy !req
402. - Could their claim be genuine?
- Hard to say. Our methods are exacting.Copy !req
403. We never speak until we're absolutely
certain there's no error on our side orCopy !req
404. - forgery on anybody else's.
- I hope I live up to your high standards.Copy !req
405. One helpful physical point may be that the
real de Bleuchamps are without ear lobes.Copy !req
406. It's not the sort of thing we rely on,
but it could help.Copy !req
407. - No ear lobes.
- Invite him to Augsburg.Copy !req
408. The de Bleuchamps have been
coming from there for generations.Copy !req
409. Yes, I'd like to get him
away from Switzerland.Copy !req
410. - Sir Hilary Bray, Baronet?
- The same, dear lady.Copy !req
411. I'm Fräulein Irma Bunt,
personal secretary to the Count.Copy !req
412. - Have you had a good journey?
- No, intolerable. I'm not a good traveller.Copy !req
413. I'm sorry.Copy !req
414. - Grunther will take your luggage.
- I can manage.Copy !req
415. - I take it.
- Oh, very well.Copy !req
416. You know Switzerland?Copy !req
417. - I'm afraid not, Fräulein...
- Bunt.Copy !req
418. Bunt. Interesting name for a genealogist.
Are you from a naval family?Copy !req
419. Naval?Copy !req
420. It's a nautical term, you see, meaning
the baggy or swollen parts of a sail.Copy !req
421. - Nothing personal, of course.
- Interesting.Copy !req
422. - You speak German?
- I'm afraid not.Copy !req
423. - French?
- A little. Where are we off to?Copy !req
424. You will not be disappointed. Please?Copy !req
425. Like the bugs in the rug, yes?Copy !req
426. - You are comfortable?
- Yes, indeed, Fräulein.Copy !req
427. - Your kindness is quite overwhelming.
- Good.Copy !req
428. (Grunther) Hup! Komm!Copy !req
429. Komm. Komm. Hop!Copy !req
430. So, we are halfway.Copy !req
431. Now we will have a little flight.Copy !req
432. - I've never been in one of these before.
- You must your pipe knock off.Copy !req
433. Knock out, you mean?Copy !req
434. I hope.Copy !req
435. - (Bunt) Mind your head, Sir Hilary.
- Please fasten your safety belt.Copy !req
436. Now up into the Alps.Copy !req
437. That is avalanche damage.Copy !req
438. You enjoy the skiing
or the bobsleigh perhaps?Copy !req
439. I'm not a sporting man, Fräulein.Copy !req
440. Even when I'm at my best.Copy !req
441. Do you feel the airsickness?Copy !req
442. Up to there is for the public, and
from here upwards it is strictly private.Copy !req
443. No one, no one at allCopy !req
444. may come through
without permission from the Count.Copy !req
445. There is the Bleuchamp Institute
for allergy research.Copy !req
446. - What kind of allergies?
- All of them.Copy !req
447. Like the hay fever,
or the sickness caused by the oysters,Copy !req
448. or inability to eat meat.Copy !req
449. The Count is a specialist in this field.Copy !req
450. - I'll be glad to get my feet on the ground.
- Not ground. Ice.Copy !req
451. Fräulein, I should warn you,
guns make me very nervous.Copy !req
452. They're to keep away the spies
from the chemical companies.Copy !req
453. Many times already
they have tried to steal our discoveries.Copy !req
454. Yes, we live in a world
of avarice and deceit.Copy !req
455. - Here, at least, there's no avarice.
- Really?Copy !req
456. The Bleuchamp Institute
is not for profit, Sir Hilary.Copy !req
457. The Count does his work
for the sake of mankind.Copy !req
458. Mm, I'm very happy to hear it.Copy !req
459. He wants to leave his mark
on the entire world.Copy !req
460. - Characteristic ambition.
- Characteristic?Copy !req
461. - Of a true humanitarian.
- Ah!Copy !req
462. Formerly it was a sports club,
open to the public.Copy !req
463. Now it belongs to the Count,
who has given it to scientific research.Copy !req
464. Josef, Sir Hilary Bray
will take number four.Copy !req
465. I will show you there after Grunther
has taken you for a medical examination.Copy !req
466. - I'm quite all right now.
- You are our honoured guest, Sir Hilary.Copy !req
467. And after your experience
in the helicopter,Copy !req
468. we must make sure
that you are well again.Copy !req
469. - Grunther, take Sir Hilary to Dr von Sant.
- Ja, Fräulein.Copy !req
470. Direktor, bitte.Copy !req
471. - Yes?
- Der Engländer ist gekommen.Copy !req
472. - Provide him with the usual comforts.
- Ja.Copy !req
473. You have ten minutes.Copy !req
474. - And then take them to number four.
- Ja.Copy !req
475. If you wish anything for your comfort,
you must ring this.Copy !req
476. - And the attendant will come.
- Very considerate. Thank you.Copy !req
477. You must also ring for him
to open the doorCopy !req
478. - when you wish to leave.
- A complicated arrangement.Copy !req
479. To stop patients leaving their roomsCopy !req
480. and disturbing each other
when they should be resting.Copy !req
481. The Count believes very strongly
in undisturbed rest.Copy !req
482. Prudent fellow. When can I see him?
We have a lot to discuss.Copy !req
483. He will send for you, Sir Hilary,
when he's ready.Copy !req
484. Meanwhile, I should like you to join me
in the Alpine room before dinner.Copy !req
485. - Alpine room?
- Yes.Copy !req
486. Grunther will come for you.
Shall we say seven?Copy !req
487. Thank you.Copy !req
488. Fräulein Bunt will receive you.Copy !req
489. Tomato juice with lots of lemon.Copy !req
490. Hm-hm!Copy !req
491. Ah, Sir Hilary!
Please, come to meet our patients.Copy !req
492. Ladies, this is Sir Hilary Bray, Baronet.Copy !req
493. - How do you do?
- He's a famous genealogist.Copy !req
494. - You will have a drink, yes?
- Please, come and sit down.Copy !req
495. How do you do?Copy !req
496. Thank you.Copy !req
497. - What is a baronet?
- It's a kind of inferior baron.Copy !req
498. - Oh, how disappointing.
- Well, er...Copy !req
499. Oh, I don't mean you're inferior,
I mean the title is.Copy !req
500. Yes, but what's a gynae... genealogist?
What is that?Copy !req
501. - Pommy word for an old people's doctor.
- Ah! So he's here to cure Fräulein Bunt.Copy !req
502. Watch out. She has ears like an elephant.Copy !req
503. - What will you drink, sir?
- Malt whisky and branch water, please.Copy !req
504. I'm sorry I was so rude
about what a baronet is.Copy !req
505. You gave a very accurate description.Copy !req
506. - Sir.
- Thank you.Copy !req
507. It's a treat having a man here for once.Copy !req
508. - Er, you mean there aren't any others?
- Only the staff, and you can't count them.Copy !req
509. We will not discuss affairs of the clinic.Copy !req
510. But what is a genealogist?
Will nobody tell me?Copy !req
511. - It would be a pleasure to tell you.
- Well?Copy !req
512. Genealogy is all about
ancestors and families.Copy !req
513. I mean, it could easily be
that any one of you hereCopy !req
514. is related to a royal house.Copy !req
515. If only we could go back
far enough to find out.Copy !req
516. If you tell me your names...Copy !req
517. We do not use surnames here.
It is a rule of the clinic.Copy !req
518. Oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't know that.Copy !req
519. Come, it's time for dinner.Copy !req
520. Our schedule is rather strict.
So is our diet.Copy !req
521. Sir Hilary, if you would sit there,
between Helen and Ruby.Copy !req
522. (Bond) I'm afraid I've never had
much to do with young ladies.Copy !req
523. I have ordered you a steak "Piz Gloria".Copy !req
524. - I hope you enjoy it.
- Thank you. I'm sure I will.Copy !req
525. - Are you here for Christmas, Sir Hilary?
- Er, well, I might be.Copy !req
526. - Oh, good! Then we can have a party.
- That sort of thing's not quite in my line.Copy !req
527. Delicious!Copy !req
528. I used to hate chicken.
Used to make me break out.Copy !req
529. It was all over.
You'd be surprised where.Copy !req
530. - Potatoes did it to me. Now I adore them.
- No medical histories, please.Copy !req
531. Girls, I'm sure Sir Hilary would like to tell
us about the College of Arms in London.Copy !req
532. Go on, Sir Hilary, please tell us.Copy !req
533. - If you'd really enjoy that.
- (girls) Please. Yes!Copy !req
534. Would you?Copy !req
535. - Fascinating!
- Tell us all about it.Copy !req
536. The Herald's College,
or College of Arms,Copy !req
537. consists of 13 members
of the royal household,Copy !req
538. appointed by the sovereign
to run armorial, genealogical,Copy !req
539. - ceremonial and other matters.
- (women) Mm-hm.Copy !req
540. The 13 members
are divided into three categories:Copy !req
541. Kings, heralds and pursuivants.Copy !req
542. Their titles and offices
are of great antiquity.Copy !req
543. when I tell you the first Clarenceux,
King-of-Arms, was created in 1334Copy !req
544. and the first Somerset herald in 1448.Copy !req
545. Now, when we authorise a coat of arms,
it can include all sorts of funny things.Copy !req
546. Crescent moons, portcullises,
beasts couchant and rampant,Copy !req
547. bars, bezants...Copy !req
548. Please, what is bezant?Copy !req
549. Gold balls.Copy !req
550. I brought a book on the subject. There's
a picture of my own coat of arms,Copy !req
551. which includes four of them,Copy !req
552. If you'd care to see them.Copy !req
553. I'd love to. I'm in room...Copy !req
554. No, no! He will give the book to me.
I will pass it to everyone in turn.Copy !req
555. - It is fairer like that, yes?
- Of course. If you think so, Fräulein.Copy !req
556. Is anything the matter, Sir Hilary?Copy !req
557. Just a slight stiffness coming on
in the shoulder.Copy !req
558. Due to the altitude, no doubt.Copy !req
559. Der Graf will ihn jetzt sprechen.Copy !req
560. The Count will see you now.Copy !req
561. Thank you. Please excuse me, ladies.Copy !req
562. May all your allergies be swiftly cured.Copy !req
563. (woman) What a nice man!Copy !req
564. (woman #2) Sweet!Copy !req
565. Of course, I know what he's allergic to.Copy !req
566. Bezants.Copy !req
567. Antisepsis.Copy !req
568. Please wait here.Copy !req
569. - Good evening, Sir Hilary.
- Good evening.Copy !req
570. Balthazar, Count de Bleuchamp.Copy !req
571. If you'll forgive me,
that's what I'm here to find out.Copy !req
572. To confirm, Sir Hilary.
There can be no doubt of the truth.Copy !req
573. Please, sit down.Copy !req
574. If there were no doubt,
the college would not have sent me.Copy !req
575. Well, since you are here,
I'll make everything very plain to you.Copy !req
576. To begin with,
I was born without ear lobes.Copy !req
577. A well-known congenital
distinction of Bleuchamp ancestry.Copy !req
578. Like the Hapsburg lip,
or the hawknose of the Medicis.Copy !req
579. Granted, but the fact
you're of de Bleuchamp ancestryCopy !req
580. doesn't make you the reigning count.Copy !req
581. I feel it in my blood and in my bones.Copy !req
582. The college will require
more concrete proofs.Copy !req
583. And it shall have them.Copy !req
584. I have all the relevant documents:
Title deeds, certificates of birth and death.Copy !req
585. They'll be sent to your room
for authentication.Copy !req
586. And you've only to ask Fräulein Bunt
for anything at all you may require.Copy !req
587. - Are you comfortable here?
- Yes, but puzzled by your clinic.Copy !req
588. Well, the methods of the great pioneers
have often puzzled conventional minds.Copy !req
589. I have devised a cure for allergies
which depends on holdingCopy !req
590. an unusual and rather delicate
psychological balance.Copy !req
591. So, you see, I must impose
special conditions on my patients.Copy !req
592. And, erm, your laboratories?Copy !req
593. The cure is not entirely
psychological, Sir Hilary.Copy !req
594. There are vaccines to be prepared.Copy !req
595. Vaccines which must be modified
to suit each individual case.Copy !req
596. So, you see, I'm a very busy man.Copy !req
597. I might not be able to spare you
as much time as I might wish.Copy !req
598. If you wish to be confirmed as the Count,
you must give me some of your time.Copy !req
599. I need details of living relatives,
your parents and grandparents.Copy !req
600. - The documents you will see...
- Can answer many questions, but not all.Copy !req
601. Oh, one more thing.Copy !req
602. - Could you accompany me to Augsburg?
- Augsburg?Copy !req
603. The ancestral home
of the de Bleuchamp family.Copy !req
604. There are notable Bleuchamp tombs, and
important records in the city archives.Copy !req
605. If you yourself were there to assist...Copy !req
606. That may not be convenient
for some time.Copy !req
607. But I'm determined
my title shall be recognised.Copy !req
608. - Proceed with your preliminary research.
- I'll be happy to start straightaway.Copy !req
609. Thank you, Herr Grunther.Copy !req
610. (Fräulein Bunt)... alle eingeschlossen
sind. Der Gast darf nicht gestört werden.Copy !req
611. Du hast zwar nichts gefunden,
aber bleib wachsam.Copy !req
612. - Sir Hilary!
- Shh...Copy !req
613. (whispers) I've brought you the book.Copy !req
614. - The illustrated book?
- No, don't turn it on.Copy !req
615. - I want to see the pictures.
- But you're a picture yourself.Copy !req
616. And twice as lovely in the firelight.Copy !req
617. You are funny
at pretending not to like girls.Copy !req
618. Well, I don't usually, but you're not usual.Copy !req
619. That lipstick was an inspiration.
So are you.Copy !req
620. Oh, Sir Hilary!Copy !req
621. Call me Hilly.Copy !req
622. Hilly.Copy !req
623. - What's your name?
- Ruby Bartlett, from Lancashire.Copy !req
624. - Morecambe Bay actually.
- How did you get here?Copy !req
625. Do we have to talk about that now?Copy !req
626. Ooh!Copy !req
627. (laughing) It's true!Copy !req
628. How did you get here?Copy !req
629. I had this awful allergy about chickens.Copy !req
630. My family's got a chicken farm and every
time I did something on it, I nearly died.Copy !req
631. The specialist said there was a wonderful
Swiss clinic where they cured you freeCopy !req
632. because they were researching.Copy !req
633. Go on.Copy !req
634. - No, about the clinic, I mean.
- Oh!Copy !req
635. Well, the specialist had me
meet Fräulein Bunt in LondonCopy !req
636. and she said I had
a very interesting case.Copy !req
637. How right she was.Copy !req
638. Oh, Hilly!Copy !req
639. - (alarm)
- Oh, bother!Copy !req
640. No, Hilly.Copy !req
641. It's part of the cure.Copy !req
642. Cassette number seven.Copy !req
643. Number eight.Copy !req
644. (Blofeld) Do you remember
when you first came here,Copy !req
645. how you hated chickens?Copy !req
646. How you were sick
when you even saw one?Copy !req
647. But all that is over now,
for I have shown you how foolish it was.Copy !req
648. And your cure is nearly done.Copy !req
649. I have taught you to love chickens.Copy !req
650. To love their flesh, their voice.Copy !req
651. Yes, your cure is nearly done.Copy !req
652. - And soon you will go home
- Ruby!Copy !req
653. - To look after the chickens,
- Ruby, wake up!Copy !req
654. Which you love so much.Copy !req
655. You do love me just a little,
don't you, Hilly?Copy !req
656. Ruby?Copy !req
657. I must teach you
how to give them special care.Copy !req
658. I will tell you what to do.Copy !req
659. - Ruby, wake up!
- I will tell you when.Copy !req
660. I will tell you how.Copy !req
661. And after you've done what I teach you,Copy !req
662. you will forget it for ever.Copy !req
663. For ever.Copy !req
664. Hilly, you old devil.Copy !req
665. It is me, yes?Copy !req
666. Quite undeniably, yes.Copy !req
667. How did you get out?Copy !req
668. With a fingernail file.Copy !req
669. It's so easy!Copy !req
670. Mm, I wouldn't know.Copy !req
671. I come to see the book.
The pictures, yes?Copy !req
672. Oh, jolly good idea.
Now, where did I put it?Copy !req
673. Mm, I had it a few moments ago.Copy !req
674. - Perhaps if we turn on the light.
- No!Copy !req
675. You're a picture yourself.Copy !req
676. And twice as lovely in the firelight.Copy !req
677. - But, Sir Hilary...
- Hilly.Copy !req
678. But I think you do not like girls, Hilly.Copy !req
679. Usually I don't, but you're not usual.Copy !req
680. Coming here like this
was an inspiration, and so are you.Copy !req
681. Mmm!Copy !req
682. - You'll need to be.
- What you say?Copy !req
683. I said a miracle our meeting like this.
I don't even know your name.Copy !req
684. I tell you all about myself later.Copy !req
685. In the morning.Copy !req
686. Hey!Copy !req
687. What about a lift to the top?Copy !req
688. It is not permitted. All is private.Copy !req
689. Surely there's a restaurant, a sports club
up there. I've seen them advertised.Copy !req
690. - It's all closed down.
- Since when? I've seen them advertised.Copy !req
691. You are mistaken, sir.
For many weeks now they are finished.Copy !req
692. I'd still like to get to the top.Copy !req
693. From here upwards now is forbidden!
Private! Closed!Copy !req
694. All right.Copy !req
695. (woman) Hey!Copy !req
696. It's my go now.Copy !req
697. Let go! (laughing)Copy !req
698. - Sir Hilary!
- Good morning.Copy !req
699. Good morning, Sir Hilary.
Your stiffness of last night, it is all gone?Copy !req
700. - For the time being.
- Then come and do curling with us.Copy !req
701. - Won't it be frightfully energetic?
- No.Copy !req
702. - (Bunt) We will show you.
- You can teach me.Copy !req
703. Come on, Sir Hilary.Copy !req
704. We expect great things of you.Copy !req
705. - We're leaving very soon. I must see you.
- Eight o'clock tonight.Copy !req
706. And the man was alone?Copy !req
707. - Ah! Good morning, ladies.
- (all) Morning!Copy !req
708. Good morning, Sir Hilary,
and how's your research?Copy !req
709. Riveting. And very promising too.Copy !req
710. (man) I've never heard
anything so ridiculous.Copy !req
711. Since when is climbing
a criminal offence?Copy !req
712. - Excuse me. Piz Gloria's private property.
- The whole bloody Alp? Ridiculous!Copy !req
713. There are many signs,
and my servant warned you at the station.Copy !req
714. Your throw, I think it is.Copy !req
715. No, Fräulein! I had my throw.
Made a mess of it, I'm afraid.Copy !req
716. That didn't count. You can throw again.Copy !req
717. - Yes! Go on!
- Very civil of you.Copy !req
718. That doesn't entitle you to shoot at me.Copy !req
719. - Who the hell are you, anyway?
- I am the director of this institute.Copy !req
720. Oh!Copy !req
721. You'll be sent down by cable car
and you will not trouble us again.Copy !req
722. What about my clobber? My belongings?Copy !req
723. - They'll be sent down later.
- But they're mine!Copy !req
724. We have certain rules
which must be observed.Copy !req
725. - The authorities'll hear about this.
- Good day, sir.Copy !req
726. - Director, or Count, as I think I can say.
- Yes?Copy !req
727. I'd like the afternoon off,
so if the cable car's going down...Copy !req
728. But you've already had the morning off.Copy !req
729. I must have some fresh air.
Your ancestors are very hard work.Copy !req
730. And the College of Arms
is being very well paid.Copy !req
731. - Well, if you put it like that...
- I do put it like that.Copy !req
732. Let me show you what I've achieved,
then we can go to Augsburg.Copy !req
733. Not over Christmas.
The archives will be closed, no?Copy !req
734. Come, girls. Time for our massage.Copy !req
735. (Bunt) Girls, that is
enough curling for today.Copy !req
736. - I must see you tonight.
- Nine o'clock?Copy !req
737. Ten?Copy !req
738. Well, back to work.Copy !req
739. You've no idea how it's piling up.Copy !req
740. Ruby? It's me.Copy !req
741. Hilly.Copy !req
742. - Hilly's so sad that Ruby's leaving.
- (giggling)Copy !req
743. Has that old cow told you...Copy !req
744. Fancy meeting you here, Fräulein!Copy !req
745. Merry Christmas, 007.Copy !req
746. - I'm Sir Hilary Bray.
- Oh, no, no, no, Mr Bond.Copy !req
747. Respectable baronets from colleges
do not seduce female patients in clinics.Copy !req
748. On the other hand, they do get
their professional details right.Copy !req
749. The Bleuchamp tombs
are not in the Augsburg Cathedral,Copy !req
750. but in the St Anna Kirche.Copy !req
751. Sir Hilary Bray would have known.Copy !req
752. A small slip.Copy !req
753. Takes more than a few props
to turn 007 into a herald.Copy !req
754. It'll take more than cutting off
your ear lobes to turn you into a count.Copy !req
755. I may yet surprise you, but I'm afraid
that you have no surprises left for me.Copy !req
756. I know all about your mission, Mr Bond.Copy !req
757. Your colleague:Copy !req
758. Such a keen climber, such a brilliant
conversationalist. Before he left us.Copy !req
759. - He reported where I am.
- I doubt that.Copy !req
760. In any case,
no one's coming to your rescue.Copy !req
761. In a few hours, the United Nations
will receive our yuletide greetings.Copy !req
762. The information that I now possess
the scientific means to control,Copy !req
763. or to destroy, the economy
of the whole world.Copy !req
764. People will have more important things
to think of than you.Copy !req
765. - If they believe your threat.
- (chuckles)Copy !req
766. Oh, they will. In any case,
I have prepared a demonstration.Copy !req
767. Remember that disagreeable outbreak
of foot-and-mouth diseaseCopy !req
768. in England last summer?Copy !req
769. I shall instruct them, in very convincing
terms, exactly how I arranged that.Copy !req
770. And my capacity has improved since.Copy !req
771. Allergy vaccines?Copy !req
772. Bacteria.Copy !req
773. - Bacteriological warfare.
- With a difference.Copy !req
774. Our great breakthrough
since last summerCopy !req
775. has been the confection
of a certain virus omega.Copy !req
776. - Infertility.
- Total infertility. In plants and animals.Copy !req
777. Not just disease in a few herds, Mr Bond,
or the loss of a single crop.Copy !req
778. But the destruction of a whole strain
for ever, throughout an entire continent.Copy !req
779. If my demands are not met,
I'll proceed with the extinctionCopy !req
780. of whole species of cereals
and livestock all over the world.Copy !req
781. Including, I suppose, the human race.Copy !req
782. I don't think, do you, Mr Bond,Copy !req
783. the UN will let it come to that.Copy !req
784. Not after their scientists analyse a sample
of virus omega they have received.Copy !req
785. Epidemics of sterility.Copy !req
786. Nothing is born.
No seed even begins to sprout.Copy !req
787. - They'll find an antidote.
- Of course!Copy !req
788. If I give them enough time.Copy !req
789. They'll have time. Once they're warned,
you'll have problems dispensing the stuff.Copy !req
790. That problem has already been solved.Copy !req
791. I have been training
my own special "angels of death".Copy !req
792. - Those girls?
- Those girls. And many others like them.Copy !req
793. But exactly how?Copy !req
794. That will remain my secret.Copy !req
795. And how many millions do you
want for your services this time?Copy !req
796. This time?Copy !req
797. This time the price is different. You'll be
more amused when you know what.Copy !req
798. Meanwhile, I will
keep you here as my guest.Copy !req
799. You'll be useful in helping
to convince the authoritiesCopy !req
800. that I mean what I sayCopy !req
801. and I'll do what I claim.Copy !req
802. Come, let me show you
to your new quarters.Copy !req
803. You're likely to be with us
for some time, Mr Bond.Copy !req
804. So first,Copy !req
805. a little therapy
to soothe your restless nature.Copy !req
806. Oh,Copy !req
807. poor fellow. He was restless, too.Copy !req
808. You perverse British,
how you love your exercise.Copy !req
809. Every year, dozens of amateur climbers,
they wind up in the same predicament.Copy !req
810. A kind of waxwork show
for morbid tourists.Copy !req
811. (tuts) Dear, dear me.Copy !req
812. Now, now, now, now, Mr Bond,
you must learn to be absolutely calmCopy !req
813. before we can accept you back
into polite society.Copy !req
814. Presents!Copy !req
815. These are for us!Copy !req
816. Going-away presents.
From the Count himself,Copy !req
817. in appreciation.Copy !req
818. - I want to open mine now!
- Oh, no!Copy !req
819. It is more fun
to open them all together, yes?Copy !req
820. Please sit down.
We will wait for the others.Copy !req
821. (laughing) Look, pressies!Copy !req
822. Eggnog on Christmas Eve, just like home!Copy !req
823. It is a treat for the going-away party.Copy !req
824. - Your very good health, my dears.
- (All) Cheers.Copy !req
825. It has been so nice to cure you.Copy !req
826. It has something special in it
for the holy night celebration.Copy !req
827. (Blofeld)... and now you're going
on a journey. A journey home.Copy !req
828. But first you must rest for a while.Copy !req
829. Rest.Copy !req
830. (Blofeld) I will tell you when.
And I will tell you how.Copy !req
831. But it must be our secret.Copy !req
832. Yours and mine. Our secret.Copy !req
833. After you've done what I teach you,Copy !req
834. will you forget it?Copy !req
835. For ever.Copy !req
836. And now you may open your eyes again.Copy !req
837. Each of you has been given a present.Copy !req
838. Such a prettily wrapped present.Copy !req
839. Now is the time to open them. Open them.Copy !req
840. You see?Copy !req
841. They're beautiful and
you're longing to know what is inside.Copy !req
842. You may use anything but the atomiser,Copy !req
843. which you must never touch, never,Copy !req
844. until I tell you how and where to use it.Copy !req
845. Open the compact.Copy !req
846. Adjust the volume control.Copy !req
847. (from radio) Every night
at exactly 12 o'clock you must be aloneCopy !req
848. so that you can switch on that receiverCopy !req
849. and listen for my voice.Copy !req
850. I'll tell you what to do,
I will tell you whenCopy !req
851. and I will tell you how.Copy !req
852. After you've heard what I say, push the
mirror back to conceal the receiver again.Copy !req
853. Push it back now.Copy !req
854. Then close the case.Copy !req
855. Now rest again. Rest.Copy !req
856. In a few minutes you will wake up.Copy !req
857. You will not remember
what I've just told youCopy !req
858. until you return home.Copy !req
859. Hilfe!Copy !req
860. Ah! Argh!Copy !req
861. Please, girls, we are in a hurry.Copy !req
862. (whispers) Merry Christmas!Copy !req
863. Maybe you should have been
gift-wrapped.Copy !req
864. Schnell! Der Engländer ist abgehauen!Copy !req
865. (man) Der Engländer ist verschwunden.Copy !req
866. Flare.Copy !req
867. - He's making for the village.
- Head him off at the precipice.Copy !req
868. Idiot!Copy !req
869. Argh!Copy !req
870. Argh!Copy !req
871. (Bunt) Goodbye, girls.
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.Copy !req
872. (girl) Fröhliche Weihnachten.Copy !req
873. - Auf wiedersehen!
- (Bunt) Auf wiedersehen!Copy !req
874. Bye!Copy !req
875. - Der Engländer ist ins Dorf geflüchtet.
- Er ist ausgerückt?Copy !req
876. Der Engländer. Quick!
Wir müssen ihn umzingeln.Copy !req
877. Ooh!Copy !req
878. Oh!Copy !req
879. Goodbye.Copy !req
880. So was von Idiot!Copy !req
881. - Come on.
- (car horn)Copy !req
882. (CHOIR SINGING)
They need sunshine and raindropsCopy !req
883. Friendship and kindnessCopy !req
884. And most of allCopy !req
885. They need loveCopy !req
886. Do you know how Santa gets around?Copy !req
887. He needs snowflakes, snowflakes...Copy !req
888. He needs reindeerCopy !req
889. Reindeer, even though they try,
they need other thingsCopy !req
890. Once a year they have to flyCopy !req
891. And they don't have wingsCopy !req
892. Do you know how Santa gets around?Copy !req
893. He needs snowflakes and reindeerCopy !req
894. Sunshine and raindropsCopy !req
895. Friendship and kindnessCopy !req
896. And most of allCopy !req
897. He needs loveCopy !req
898. James!Copy !req
899. - Darling, you're in trouble. What is it?
- There's people after me.Copy !req
900. - Can I help?
- Have you got a car?Copy !req
901. - Outside.
- (fireworks explode)Copy !req
902. Let's get out of here.Copy !req
903. Stay close to me.Copy !req
904. Not far now.Copy !req
905. Nearside door.Copy !req
906. Maybe he didn't see me.Copy !req
907. - I wouldn't go banco on that.
- Giving up bad habits, eh?Copy !req
908. - James, where are we heading?
- Nearest post office to contact London.Copy !req
909. I know. Feldkirch.Copy !req
910. - Why are they looking for you?
- I suspect they're trying to kill me.Copy !req
911. Drive on!Copy !req
912. - No sign of them yet.
- Or of someone saying thank you.Copy !req
913. Thank you, Tracy.Copy !req
914. You've got sharp eyes and beautifulCopy !req
915. ear lobes. What were you doing
so near Piz Gloria?Copy !req
916. Now I have a new interest in life.Copy !req
917. - Winter sports? Very wholesome.
- Just one winter sportsman.Copy !req
918. And Papa told me where to find him.Copy !req
919. Just keep my mind on your driving!Copy !req
920. Oh, there it is, James. Hurry.Copy !req
921. James!Copy !req
922. Shoot at them!Copy !req
923. Good girl.Copy !req
924. - Turn left. A crowd may discourage them.
- (brakes screech)Copy !req
925. - (car horn)
- Stehen bleiben!Copy !req
926. - (honks horn)
- (screaming)Copy !req
927. Looks like we've hit the rush hour.Copy !req
928. Stop him!Copy !req
929. How do we get out?Copy !req
930. Knock him out of the way!Copy !req
931. I hope my big end will stand up to this.Copy !req
932. James! How do we get out?Copy !req
933. - We can get out there.
- If you say so.Copy !req
934. Bremsen Sie doch!Copy !req
935. (laughs) We didn't even stop for the prize!Copy !req
936. (Bond) I said a crowd
would discourage them.Copy !req
937. (Tracy) Oh, that's all we need now!Copy !req
938. Pull in there.Copy !req
939. Keep moving. I'll open the doors.Copy !req
940. Sorry about the accommodation,
Contessa.Copy !req
941. We should have rung ahead and booked.Copy !req
942. If only I'd got through to London.Copy !req
943. - You'll get another chance.
- But when?Copy !req
944. Let's get some rest.
We'll push on as soon as we can.Copy !req
945. At least it's dry.Copy !req
946. What really went on up there, James?Copy !req
947. Mm-mm. Her Majesty's Secret Service
is still my job.Copy !req
948. But there's nothing you can do
about your job at the moment, is there?Copy !req
949. Then why are you thinking about it now?Copy !req
950. I'm not.Copy !req
951. I'm thinking about us.Copy !req
952. Tracy, an agent shouldn't be concerned
with anything but himself.Copy !req
953. I understand.Copy !req
954. - We'll just have to go on the way we are.
- No.Copy !req
955. I'll have to find something else to do.Copy !req
956. Are you sure, James?Copy !req
957. I love you.Copy !req
958. I know I'll never find another girl like you.Copy !req
959. Will you marry me?Copy !req
960. D'you mean it?Copy !req
961. I mean it.Copy !req
962. Mr and Mrs James Bond.Copy !req
963. Of Acacia Avenue, Tunbridge Wells.Copy !req
964. Mm. How about Belgrave Square?Copy !req
965. Or the Via Veneto, Rome?Copy !req
966. Paris. Convenient for Le Touquet.Copy !req
967. Monaco. Handy for the Rainiers.Copy !req
968. I wonder how much
they're asking for this place.Copy !req
969. The proper time for this
is our wedding night.Copy !req
970. And that's my New Year's resolution.Copy !req
971. - Whatever you say, darling.
- And that is yours.Copy !req
972. Good night, Tracy.Copy !req
973. Good night, James.Copy !req
974. - Oh!
- It's not New Year yet!Copy !req
975. - James!
- Keep going!Copy !req
976. - Simple!
- Good girl!Copy !req
977. Argh!Copy !req
978. He had lots of guts!Copy !req
979. (Blofeld) You three, keep going.Copy !req
980. Let's head for the trees!Copy !req
981. - James!
- Keep going!Copy !req
982. Tracy, cling on to me!Copy !req
983. A grave deep enough, I think,
to prevent even 007 from walking.Copy !req
984. Get the girl.Copy !req
985. (Moneypenny) United Nations, sir.
Red scrambler.Copy !req
986. M here.Copy !req
987. Yes, we're standing by as instructed.Copy !req
988. I understand.Copy !req
989. Thank you, sir.Copy !req
990. No decision has been announced yet.Copy !req
991. Of course, there's a total news blackout,
but my informant was very plain.Copy !req
992. - How plain, sir?
- They're going to buy Blofeld off.Copy !req
993. Sit down.Copy !req
994. - And the price?
- Amnesty.Copy !req
995. A full pardon for all past crimes.Copy !req
996. Official recognition of his title
when he retires into private lifeCopy !req
997. as Count de Bleuchamp.Copy !req
998. He seems to set a great store by that.Copy !req
999. A very curious thing, snobbery.Copy !req
1000. When will they conclude the deal?Copy !req
1001. Blofeld wants a decision
by midnight the day after tomorrow.Copy !req
1002. Sir, that gives us time
to get to Piz Gloria first -in force.Copy !req
1003. No, 007. My instructions are clear.Copy !req
1004. Sir, destroy the institute
and Blofeld's virus with it.Copy !req
1005. It's been rejected as too risky.Copy !req
1006. Those girls.Copy !req
1007. God knows how many, let alone where.Copy !req
1008. Sir, if we destroy the centre of
communication that controls the girls,Copy !req
1009. the girls can do nothing.Copy !req
1010. I have my orders, 007.
You have yours. Forget it.Copy !req
1011. And the girl who helped me.
We just leave her?Copy !req
1012. This department is not concerned
with your personal problems.Copy !req
1013. This department owes her a debt.Copy !req
1014. - She saved my life.
- Operation Bedlam is dead.Copy !req
1015. - Do you understand?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
1016. I understand.Copy !req
1017. Your call to Marc Ange Draco,
Head of Draco Construction.Copy !req
1018. - Hello, Draco.
- Who is it?Copy !req
1019. - Bond. James Bond.
- Thank God, James.Copy !req
1020. I'd like to interest you in a deal requiring
certain aerial activity to install equipment.Copy !req
1021. Are you sure we're going to find Teresa
when we get up there?Copy !req
1022. I'm pretty certain.
There's a good reason for going anyway.Copy !req
1023. So you've explained. Quite a crusade.Copy !req
1024. It is a time for celebration.Copy !req
1025. Perhaps.Copy !req
1026. - If they agree.
- They can do nothing else. You know it.Copy !req
1027. And they know it.Copy !req
1028. I shall be able to offer you
anything your heart could wish for.Copy !req
1029. Paid for with how many lives?Copy !req
1030. Oh, come now, Tracy,
don't be so proud.Copy !req
1031. Your own father's profession
is not entirely within the law.Copy !req
1032. His brotherhood also have exotic ways
to keep it a close shot.Copy !req
1033. (woman) Basle Approach calling
unidentified aircraft over Basle.Copy !req
1034. You're flying in controlled airspace.Copy !req
1035. We have no flight plan filed on you.Copy !req
1036. I think some people
don't know we are crusaders.Copy !req
1037. Now, if you're very, very nice to me,Copy !req
1038. I could make you my countess.Copy !req
1039. But I'm already a countess.Copy !req
1040. Whereas if you displease me,
I can promise you a very different estate.Copy !req
1041. - Excuse me, sir.
- Yes?Copy !req
1042. There is something on the radio
you should hear.Copy !req
1043. - Excuse me.
- This is Zürich InformationCopy !req
1044. calling unidentified aircraft, over.Copy !req
1045. I repeat. This is Zürich Information
calling unidentified aircraft...Copy !req
1046. That helicopter is one of three.
None have answered air control.Copy !req
1047. - And?
- There are suspect aircraft in the vicinity.Copy !req
1048. Pilot's name and destination, over.Copy !req
1049. Zürich, this is Foxtrot Golf Sierra,
leading Red Cross helicopter flight.Copy !req
1050. Carrying Red Cross medical supplies
to Italy. What's the trouble? Over.Copy !req
1051. We have no record of your flight plan
or registration, over.Copy !req
1052. I repeat, we have no record
of your flight plan or registration, over.Copy !req
1053. Then your registrations
must be out of date, over.Copy !req
1054. Foxtrot Golf Sierra, this is Zürich
Information. Land at Zürich and report.Copy !req
1055. I say again,
land at Zürich and report, over.Copy !req
1056. Do you wish to commit murder?
I told you, this is a mercy flightCopy !req
1057. carrying blood plasma
and emergency equipmentCopy !req
1058. for the victims
of the Italian flood disaster at Rovigo.Copy !req
1059. I repeat, mercy flight!Copy !req
1060. D'you understand me?Copy !req
1061. - Golf Sierra?
- Yes?Copy !req
1062. Zürich. Very well, you may proceed, out.Copy !req
1063. You see, it is nothing.Copy !req
1064. That's settled it.Copy !req
1065. In case one of us is delayed on the way
home, it's better to have a rendezvous.Copy !req
1066. Before we start getting sentimental,
I think we're being followed.Copy !req
1067. I've been thinkingCopy !req
1068. about your proposition.Copy !req
1069. Please tell me more.Copy !req
1070. This is military air control.
There is no record of your mission.Copy !req
1071. Alter course to Zürich and land.Copy !req
1072. Fighters have been dispatched
to intercept you.Copy !req
1073. I suggest you check your records again.Copy !req
1074. Carefully. Over.Copy !req
1075. I repeat, return to Zürich and land, over.Copy !req
1076. Check with Geneva.
Check with the Red Cross in Geneva.Copy !req
1077. Meanwhile, call off your air force.Copy !req
1078. It is making my passengers sick.Copy !req
1079. Foxtrot Golf Sierra,
you are carrying passengers?Copy !req
1080. Of course I am.Copy !req
1081. Distinguished representatives
of the world press.Copy !req
1082. They've had enough
of your nonsense. So have I.Copy !req
1083. Over and out.Copy !req
1084. There's a lot more to tell,Copy !req
1085. but there'll be plenty of time later.Copy !req
1086. - Take me to the Alpine room.
- Oh?Copy !req
1087. Are you unhappy here?Copy !req
1088. Oh, I want to see the dawn.Copy !req
1089. Ah, so poetic a pleasure.Copy !req
1090. What were all the world's charms
to mighty ParisCopy !req
1091. when he found that first dawn
in the arms of his Helen?Copy !req
1092. And when do you expect the signal
accepting your terms?Copy !req
1093. Any time before midnight tonight.Copy !req
1094. "Thy dawn, O Master of the World,
thy dawn.Copy !req
1095. "For thee the sunlight
creeps across the lawn.Copy !req
1096. "For thee the ships
are drawn down to the waves.Copy !req
1097. "For thee the markets throng
with myriad slaves.Copy !req
1098. "For thee the hammer on the anvil rings.Copy !req
1099. "For theeCopy !req
1100. "the poet of beguilement sings."Copy !req
1101. - Helicopters!
- Get our positions covered!Copy !req
1102. Argh!Copy !req
1103. Look to the girl!Copy !req
1104. Ah...Copy !req
1105. Urgh!Copy !req
1106. - Tracy! Darling!
- Thank God, Teresa.Copy !req
1107. James, wait!Copy !req
1108. - Guns make me nervous.
- You've done your share.Copy !req
1109. Get her to safety!Copy !req
1110. Come on, let's go!Copy !req
1111. You,Copy !req
1112. get the circuits set up now. Let's go!Copy !req
1113. Argh!Copy !req
1114. - All points covered?
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
1115. - All set to blow?
- Fuse is set for exactlyCopy !req
1116. five minutes, ten seconds.
The place will be sealed off for ever.Copy !req
1117. Will that give the Englishman
time to get out?Copy !req
1118. He knows the schedule.Copy !req
1119. - Where are you going?
- Where's James?Copy !req
1120. He'll join us soon.Copy !req
1121. - We can't leave him!
- He doesn't need you.Copy !req
1122. - I will not go without him!
- You'll have to.Copy !req
1123. Spare the rod and spoil the child, eh?Copy !req
1124. Five, four, three,Copy !req
1125. two, one.Copy !req
1126. Now!Copy !req
1127. Ah!Copy !req
1128. He's branched off!Copy !req
1129. Ah! Oh!Copy !req
1130. Never mind that!
Go and get the brandy, huh?Copy !req
1131. Five-star Hennessy, of course.Copy !req
1132. - (bells ringing)
- (man) Your Royal Highnesses,Copy !req
1133. my lords, ladies and gentlemen,Copy !req
1134. the toast is the bride and bridegroom,Copy !req
1135. Mr and Mrs James Bond.Copy !req
1136. (all toast) Mr and Mrs James Bond!Copy !req
1137. - Good luck, Teresa.
- Thank you.Copy !req
1138. Anyway, it is a pleasureCopy !req
1139. to meet the man who cost me
three of my best operators.Copy !req
1140. Yes. November '64 -the bullion job.Copy !req
1141. You even got away with
quite a chunk of the haul.Copy !req
1142. Tell me, I've always...Copy !req
1143. Congratulations, 007. I must confess
I've sometimes thought you a little, erm...Copy !req
1144. - Irresponsible?
- Exactly! That's the word. Thank you!Copy !req
1145. - This time, my boy, I can't complain.
- Nor can I.Copy !req
1146. - Teresa.
- Yes, Papa?Copy !req
1147. Look, James, I know that
we haven't always exactly seen...Copy !req
1148. Well, don't forget,
if there's anything you need...Copy !req
1149. Thank you, but this time I have
the gadgets and I know how to use them.Copy !req
1150. Au revoir.Copy !req
1151. Remember, obey your husband
in all things. You promise me?Copy !req
1152. But of course I will.Copy !req
1153. As I always obeyed you.Copy !req
1154. Of course.Copy !req
1155. Well, James, I wish you luck.Copy !req
1156. For the first and last time, remember?Copy !req
1157. An old proverb.Copy !req
1158. "Her price is far above rubies",
or even your million pounds.Copy !req
1159. Teresa, just because you're Mrs Bond,
don't forget my birthday next year.Copy !req
1160. - Have I ever?
- Both of you, or maybe all of you!Copy !req
1161. Come on, James!Copy !req
1162. Very happy. Be happy, my darling.Copy !req
1163. Come on.Copy !req
1164. On your way.Copy !req
1165. - Au revoir.
- Goodbye!Copy !req
1166. Drive carefully.Copy !req
1167. Miss Moneypenny,
what would you do without me?Copy !req
1168. I always cry at weddings.Copy !req
1169. 007 never had any respect
for government property.Copy !req
1170. I haven't given you a wedding present yet.Copy !req
1171. I had an idea about that.Copy !req
1172. Three girls, three boys.Copy !req
1173. - Pleased?
- Mm, not bad for a start.Copy !req
1174. But, darling,
now we have all the time in the world.Copy !req
1175. - (cheering)
- (Tracy laughs)Copy !req
1176. Say it with flowers!Copy !req
1177. He's got a point, we do
look like an ad for a flower shop!Copy !req
1178. And that reminds me,
I didn't even send you flowers.Copy !req
1179. Anyway, you have given me
a wedding present.Copy !req
1180. The best I could have.Copy !req
1181. A future.Copy !req
1182. Mrs Bond, shut...Copy !req
1183. up!Copy !req
1184. And don't eat it all at once.Copy !req
1185. - He loves me.
- Instinctively.Copy !req
1186. - Infuriatingly.
- Intensely.Copy !req
1187. In...Copy !req
1188. - In...
- In? In?Copy !req
1189. - In.
- Indubitably.Copy !req
1190. First a boy, then a girl.Copy !req
1191. It's Blofeld!Copy !req
1192. It's Blofeld.Copy !req
1193. It's all right.Copy !req
1194. It's quite all right, really.
She's having a rest.Copy !req
1195. We'll be going on soon.Copy !req
1196. There's no hurry, you see?
We have all the time in the world.Copy !req
1197. English - USCopy !req