The Poppy Is Also A Flower | Full Movie | Terence Young, Henry Levin | Senta Berger, Stephen Boyd, Yul Brynner, Angie Dickinson - video Dailymotion

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THE POPPY IS ALSO A FLOWER | Action, Crime, Drama, Mystery | 1966 |   Plot: United Nations narcotics agents attempt to trace heroin shipments from the Afghanistan-Iran border to the main European distributor.  Crew:  • Directed by: Terence Young, Henry Levin • Written by: Ian Fleming • Starring: Senta Berger, Stephen Boyd, Yul Brynner, Angie Dickinson • Produced by: Karl Spiehs • Music by: Georges Auric • Cinematography: Henri Alekan • Edited by: Monique Bonnot, Henry Richardson, Peter Thornton  About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:  Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.  Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH   #TrendestMovies #EnglishCinema #ClassicHits   Follow Trendest Media:  • YouTube:  1) TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT 2) TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS  • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/  • Facebook: TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/   COPYRIGHT  We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in  AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:00:00You

00:00:14Though the puppy has no smell

00:00:17Not even the smell of evil

00:00:20It's just a an ordinary flower bright innocent looking

00:00:24And yet there are many many people

00:00:27Would have to be convinced and would take some convincing that the poppy also a flower

00:00:35But to them the poppy is the source of the only pleasures that are left to them

00:00:40the sickening deadening pleasures of drug-taking

00:00:44drugs like heroin cocaine morphine

00:00:47That are the refined products of the opium which the seeds of this poppy can produce

00:00:52all from this simple innocent flower

00:00:56the sickness

00:00:58Not a particularly new one, but a sickness that is spreading day by day

00:01:04nearly every country in the world

00:01:07and what is

00:01:08Truly serious and really tragic a sickness that is spreading amongst the young people all around us

00:01:17And all from the simple flower

00:01:20The problem of drug-taking a drug addiction is one that nobody can avoid from it. Nobody can turn away

00:01:27because it has become a part of the life all around us and

00:01:32Forgive me if I say it again of the young lives that are growing up with us

00:01:37But as it's not yet too late as there still is time people all over the world are anxious to help

00:01:43starting well right from where it should start with the United Nations

00:01:48Where the producing countries are trying to combine in the controlling of the opium poppy itself in its growth

00:01:56Today in the story that we are going to tell you

00:01:59We're trying to show how the United Nations and individual nations work to stamp out this evil

00:02:17You

00:02:47You

00:03:17You

00:03:47You

00:04:17You

00:04:47You

00:04:53English America, I can also speak American

00:04:59What do you want I've come to wish you long life and to do business

00:05:04length of a man's life depends upon his

00:05:07Business the business I propose can only serve to increase your wealth. That's my devout wish for you

00:05:13And I will hear your words of devotion. I will listen to your words of business

00:05:18I want to buy a crop crop what crop the opium crop you sell each year

00:05:23And the contract you have with the strangers from over the sea

00:05:28But you know that

00:05:30poppy farms and opium production

00:05:34Illicit in this country

00:05:37But they only become illicit when the illicit poppy farms are found

00:05:41How do I know that you're not from the Iranian gendarme?

00:05:47Okay, you see a sign of troops in any direction

00:05:52What could six strangers possibly do in the midst of the tribes gathered here?

00:05:56Those that my people and I have dealt with

00:06:00arrive

00:06:01tomorrow

00:06:03We've done business for many years. I

00:06:05Cannot break my bond

00:06:08unless

00:06:09And this how much do they pay you?

00:06:12Go on to the pure gold per kilo

00:06:15And they've been seeing you

00:06:17I'm prepared to offer you 16 ounces of pure gold per kilo of opium. That's the true worth

00:06:24Thieves and robberies they were cheated. They've they've broken their bond

00:06:30Did you say

00:06:3316

00:06:35Benson the convoy Benson to convoy watch the mountains watch the mountains. Hello truck number one. Okay, mr. Benson

00:06:42We'll be keeping our eyes open

00:07:05I

00:07:35I

00:08:06I

00:08:07Checked out every done in the mafia from here to Sicily

00:08:10There are no splinters in the organization. They would know sounds like a wildcat action

00:08:16We don't know who they are yet

00:08:18They made the buy before my boys got there. We tracked them hit them got one of them alive

00:08:24An American named Benson and this load they hijacked just disappeared

00:08:30Like he told you do be trapped and destroyed

00:08:35I know what you are thinking

00:08:37But you're thinking makes no sense

00:08:40The goal wasn't paid out

00:08:42You can have your money back Marco

00:08:44Each come up with a million for one tonne raw opium. Like I said, you can each have your million back. Let me finish

00:08:52No offense, but let me finish

00:08:55I'm listening one tonne raw gives us 200 pounds white and that's worth 10 million

00:09:01I'm still listening. You made a commitment to us. You made commitments to others. I

00:09:06Got delivery dates, New York, Frisco, Carla and Dino here. They got dates

00:09:11Naples London Marseille

00:09:13We got to deliver so you got to deliver. We can't settle for the money back

00:09:18You will deliver like you promised or ten times the investment

00:09:21I'm sending him back to pick up another crop in two weeks

00:09:26You want to stay in for the same percentages or not?

00:09:30We stayed and Marco it's time get there first

00:10:00Amiga hello, Sam. You must be Jones. I represent Iran on the UN Narcotics Commission. I flew in from Geneva this morning

00:10:08This is Colonel Sullen Collier Jones US Treasury. How do you do?

00:10:12Nice to meet you also on loan to us and this is dr. Brunovsky UN laboratory

00:10:17Shall we get going your luggage will be delivered to you at your hotel. You said that with a lot of faith

00:10:22You're gonna have faith to mr. Lincoln. I gave the orders to have your luggage taken to the hotel and that's all I can tell you

00:10:29Like yourself the services of mr. Benson were enlisted to the United States Narcotics Bureau

00:10:34Because since we banned all puppy cultivation in 1955

00:10:38Opium has been intercepted in increasing quantities when crossing our borders and a great deal of opium from similar sources has been reaching us

00:10:44This is where I came in illicit puppy. I'm starting up all over again. Unfortunately, yes

00:10:48They're mostly run by our nomadic tribes in inaccessible areas beyond our eastern borders

00:10:54Puppies grow like weeds

00:10:55We'd need an army to keep control about Benson. How did this happen in conjunction with the United Nations?

00:11:01We arranged for him to buy this opium from the transborder tribesmen

00:11:04Not so much to get evidence against any particular supplier

00:11:07But rather to do fire from the traffickers and get the line on their organization. We know what happened to the opium, but

00:11:13Benson did they get him alive? Mm-hmm

00:11:17And we got him back dead floating in a salt lake near Isfahan

00:11:21No fingernails and his lungs only half full of water

00:11:25Fresh water not salt. Perhaps we could go to the morgue afterward and have a look

00:11:30I will arrange it. The point is the other side whoever they are did not get the opium. They need it

00:11:35They'll have to try again and we'll have to be ready

00:11:37Which is why we brought you gentlemen into this

00:11:39Is it this time?

00:11:40We'll let the traffickers make their buy without

00:11:42Interference because we're going to fix it so that you two will be able to trace and identify this opium

00:11:47Once they move with outside of my area

00:11:49I got you will be able to follow the whole of its passage right up to the very top. We follow it fine

00:11:53But how dr. Bronowski, will you explain please?

00:11:58It is possible to impregnate the entire opium shipment the radioactive element

00:12:04This way you can trace even the smallest quantity

00:12:08Through Geiger counter reactions so far so good

00:12:11But how do we introduce the radioactive element into the opium before we let the traffickers get their hands on it?

00:12:16Well, that's we have already worked out

00:12:18The problem is general Baha is bound to be reluctant to risk more men on this type of operation

00:12:22There's anything I can do through United Nations. No

00:12:25I'll talk to the general. Thank you

00:12:28Meanwhile, I suggest you to check in at your hotel tomorrow. You can meet up again with dr. Bronowski. It'll be a pleasure

00:12:35Amongst other things you'd better start learning how to use a Geiger counter. Why wait till tomorrow? Why not this evening over dinner perhaps now?

00:12:42Pay attention, it's not difficult

00:12:45Geiger counters come in all shapes and sizes

00:12:48For example, this is one not as powerful as some but a lot less conspicuous the cigar pack medium-range

00:12:57Best for your work you see

00:13:01Transistor eyes the visual and sound and nobody will ever notice it. I have made this cigarette

00:13:08radioactive now

00:13:10Now hold the packet near it

00:13:16Listen I

00:13:21Guess I'm a coward but am I glad I gave up smoking

00:13:24I

00:13:39Looks American very attractive

00:13:42poor mrs. Benson

00:13:44Benson widow the agent we found that see if she arrived this morning from New York

00:13:48I'd take an oath Benson never married. It doesn't sound right to me. Did she identify the body wasn't much left to identify

00:13:54I

00:13:55Sam

00:14:01Excuse me, could I have this cable sent?

00:14:05Yes, that's right directly oh no, no, I'm sorry that's it be brought to that's right rooftop, please

00:14:13Thank you very much

00:14:15Honest trustworthy kind pure as a rustling wire what I said, I think we should shake her room down. She's a funny

00:14:21I'll detain the widow in the bar. Why no, no, I'll retain her. Why you

00:14:25Follow, you know, I'm more attractive to women sides. It's my turn. No, we will soon see

00:14:30stone paper scissors

00:14:33Scissors cut paper you win. I only do these more nerve-wracking jobs in the interest of the service

00:14:38If she starts to leave telephone her apartment to warn me Holly once I go to work

00:14:43You'll be able to stay in her apartment all night

00:14:45Follow that elevator

00:14:48Stone paper scissors stone break scissors, I win do I

00:14:55Do more certain please wait

00:14:58You catch on very quickly. They say I'm lucky at cards, too. I'm sure you're lucky there was

00:15:05Play again

00:15:17Oh

00:15:47I

00:16:06Like these Chinese games you play

00:16:09Same state unless you think the better arrangement

00:16:12The rickshaw coolies who taught you

00:16:14What did they play for?

00:16:16Days, please their wives their families anything they've got

00:16:19We'll play for two more of the same ready

00:16:23Stone paper sister is wrapped up by paper. Isn't that what you taught me?

00:16:30Another to please wait, huh?

00:16:34Didn't I meet you in Hong Kong sometime and weren't you pulling the rickshaw?

00:16:41I

00:17:11I

00:17:29Hello, yes. Hello. Hello

00:17:41I

00:18:12I put your hands on your head

00:18:18You come down from there and stay close to the wall

00:18:24Now go inside

00:18:29Turn around now lean forward and press the palms of your hands against the wall

00:18:35Feet a little further back

00:18:38That's good

00:18:42If you just

00:18:46Amateur war widows carry guns. That's how some of them become widows

00:18:59Hello operator send the police up is a cheap peeping Tom in my room. I'm not a cheap peeping Tom

00:19:07So you're not a cheap peeping Tom who are you then?

00:19:11I

00:19:14Anyway, what are you doing in my room? I got lost

00:19:20Standing on the balcony

00:19:24If you just let me make one telephone

00:19:27Peeping Tom that's what they say. He is a peeping Tom. You should be ashamed of yourself

00:19:32Oh, yeah, I'd like to catch anyone peeping at me in the nude

00:19:36You have my sympathy madam. It's people like that who give Americans bad name abroad

00:19:41traitor

00:19:49You must let this guy for life

00:19:51Many men have risen what the hell took you so long to telephone her room

00:19:55She said she was just gonna wash her hands. How could I tell it every time she washed her hands?

00:19:59She takes off her clothes to do it

00:20:01Apart from that which must have been something

00:20:04What else did you see in her apartment her papers her passport Linda Benson, Washington, DC

00:20:09But I don't buy that widow's story the way she frisked and dumped me she's a real pro

00:20:14What kind of pro that's we're gonna find out right now. Taxi taxi

00:20:23Well, what do you know Iranian for taxi must be taxi

00:20:28Mrs. Benson

00:20:33Why are we surprised when

00:20:36Ten minutes ago and left no forwarding address naturally not sir, which flight did she go on?

00:20:41I said the last train of land left two hours ago. Do you know if she had a car not with us, sir?

00:20:46She had to have some means of transportation

00:20:49Maybe she caught the midnight camel. Haha. Very funny. It wasn't that it was a rickshaw

00:20:54Look save it for the funnies signal, Washington have them cable us care of Colonel Salem a description of Benson's widow. Oh

00:21:02You don't look well

00:21:04It would have went off with my gun

00:21:15Good morning morning, mr. Jones. I am United Nations assistant attached to Colonel Salem

00:21:20He is now waiting for you in a communication room with general Bachar and asked me first to give you this cable. Thank you

00:21:28Washington Benson never married who the heck is she?

00:21:35Ah

00:21:36No, good morning

00:21:38Mr. Lincoln who is on loan to us Jones?

00:21:41colleagues Bureau United States Treasury General Baha

00:21:45Permit me to welcome you to town gentlemen. Thank you general

00:21:49Colonel Salem has been telling me that in four days time there is to be another gathering of the tribesmen

00:21:57near the border

00:21:58among them

00:21:59The tribe we know who have been dealing with the drug traffickers. Are we sure they'll have a new crop?

00:22:05Colonel Salem must think so. Otherwise, we should not be here

00:22:12My informant told me yes, my idea is to surprise and overpower them take the opium and impregnate it with radioactive matter

00:22:18Go on. Well, then we wait for the traffickers to arrive make the sale. Let them go on their way

00:22:23There are only three routes that traffickers can take

00:22:26That is correct gonna I would set up tiger counter controls

00:22:32Along these three roads and report the movement and progress of a convoy

00:22:37Without give the opium leaves our area

00:22:39We'll know exactly where and how then it'll be up to you gentlemen to forward to the personal persons who've made the purchase

00:22:44We hope in fact right to the head of this whole organization

00:22:48Naturally, once the opium is impregnated wherever it goes. It is always traceable. It should be traceable

00:22:54We hope well, how many men do you require for the operation a mounted squadron of about a hundred you realize

00:23:02Of course that there will be five thousand tribes events scattered through that area

00:23:06If one shot is fired in your attempt to overpower the band carrying the opium just one shot

00:23:12You realize what will happen to you all now?

00:23:16We've already lost good men in a similar and unsuccessful operation

00:23:20I know you to be a courageous officer colonel, but when it comes to risking the lives of a hundred

00:23:27But who might save thousands?

00:23:29Because I appreciate the reason for the operation and this involves men of the Iranian gendarmerie

00:23:36And there is only one man who can decide whether its success

00:23:40Is worth the risk involved?

00:23:50Oh

00:24:20I

00:24:28Do guns

00:24:50I

00:25:00Am galam Khan, I am Hussain Han you are going gift to the mountains

00:25:06With a big heat at our back

00:25:09We are going north to the course of feed and you still have a long ride before the heat strikes you. Yes

00:25:15But we ride with speed

00:25:18We have sent our women and livestock ahead is there anything you need to help you on your way

00:25:23We're well supplied. I see that God has favored you

00:25:27God is always good to the devout and the deserving and may he look upon you and your people with favor

00:25:34And may he grant you long life

00:25:38If it's a long life you desire

00:25:40If

00:25:45It is the will of God the will of God, yes

00:25:51for the hoppers

00:25:53for the hoppers

00:26:10I

00:26:27Everybody gather around I've got some lost instructions for you now for the enemy camp

00:26:32Take this map reference

00:26:34nine one oh

00:26:36nine four six

00:26:38Right up there above those mountains

00:26:41They'll have the guards out guarding the other side of the camp

00:26:44They'll never think that anyone can attack them from this side of the mountain. So that's how we're going to do it the hard work

00:26:50Now I must take this camp in absolute silence

00:26:54If one shot is fired

00:26:56We'll be overwhelmed

00:26:58Probably most of us killed

00:27:08I

00:27:38I

00:28:08I

00:28:13Know Sadar at Manhattan. I'll tell you what and I'll tell you how

00:28:18When the traffickers arrive, you'll carry on as usual. I'll be at your side constantly

00:28:22If any of you attempt to rouse suspicion in the traffickers, you'll be cut down at once

00:28:28You would be wise to believe what I say

00:28:32The Prophet has said only the truth must be believed and

00:28:35And

00:28:3750 guns a 50 indisputable truth that holds deep enough the radioactive liquid will sink right in

00:28:47Careful with that stuff. Don't let it touch your skin ready for the radioactive element yet. Okay. Oh, no. Oh, no

00:28:54What is it? I think they're coming

00:28:56Go and tell Carlos Allen everybody in that place

00:29:16Your signature Sadar on on gun for the receipt of the gold

00:29:20Proceed to the gold

00:29:31May God grant you a long life. You hear your words

00:29:36If no one else will please be with you. Oh, I doubt of it

00:29:43Good

00:29:50You

00:30:05And your people will be taken to the nearest gendarmerie post I know the place I think I have many children

00:30:12small girls

00:30:15And the gold will be used by our rehabilitation centers for addicts

00:30:21Yes

00:30:22worthy work

00:30:24What are you getting on your Geiger counter

00:30:27strong signal

00:30:29Should work out very well. This is something I've never seen

00:30:32What can you do besides making strange sounds? Well as the willow finds water this

00:30:37Detects evil. There is no evil in opium

00:30:41But there isn't men

00:30:50Taskforce able message to General Baha

00:30:53Mission accomplished traffickers convoy two trucks one green station wagon five guards armed with brand guns

00:31:03Departed enemy camp at 1400 hours this day initial route southeast over control to able

00:31:11You and your troop will remain in the camp until reinforcements reach you to transport the tribe to the post

00:31:18Acknowledge over message understood over one last message you have done well out to you. Hello control

00:31:26Message received them much appreciated

00:31:28The ball now in your court. Good luck and out

00:31:38How's the signal still very strong

00:31:47I

00:31:53Know Geiger one Geiger two, this is General Baha

00:31:59convoy moving southeast

00:32:01All patrols in the area to report every 15 minutes

00:32:09Opium convoys passing through now

00:32:12Like a cult first thing

00:32:14Repeat first thing Geiger to calling Geiger to pay opium convoys and observation

00:32:20one station wagon two trucks

00:32:22Geiger down the reading maximum Geiger down the reading maximum. I say again

00:32:27I don't control those three maximum Geiger signals are very loud

00:32:34Opium convoy changing direction

00:32:41Geiger

00:32:58Geiger control post 10

00:33:05Geiger reading

00:33:12Report negative

00:33:27It's not possible that we've lost them all reports gave heading south and now this sudden and unexplained swerve

00:33:35southwest

00:33:36since then

00:33:38negative

00:33:39negative

00:33:41Negative, but how it's impossible. They must be somewhere on these tracks. They don't know they're being clocked doesn't make sense

00:33:48No, it does not make sense. None of it

00:33:51Signal to all patrols immediate move in set for and seize the traffickers convoy

00:33:57Oh

00:34:11Made fools of us, but the patrol it's a captured seven prisoners. They might be made to talk

00:34:17Well precisely what you argued would be quite useless. I

00:34:21Suggest you gentlemen had better get in touch with your headquarters. I

00:34:26Must report to his Imperial Majesty. Tell him we failed

00:34:41Yeah, I don't think there is a chance of him leaving the meeting not a chance

00:34:46Well the assistant director general then try him. He's at the meeting also now be a living dollar try somebody else

00:34:52Anyone mr. Lincoln, you should know by now it is impossible

00:34:58What's that coming out of the meeting? No, the director general will come to see you now

00:35:07You're both asking the impossible I can't tell dr. Rad to hold up his report to the narcotics Commission

00:35:12It's already on the agenda for today's meeting. What purpose would it serve to let everybody know dr

00:35:17Rad is the official representative of this country

00:35:20You don't imagine that he's gonna overlook the illegal entry into Iran about thousand kilos of opium

00:35:25You're not asking much

00:35:28But does he have to tell them about the radioactive element?

00:35:31We've introduced into it Lord knows if it's difficult enough to do it still helping for a lead

00:35:35To pick up the trail again after ten days now, let me tell you

00:35:48And naturally everyone at the UN is just as disappointed as you are, but I tell you there's nothing more I can do except to

00:35:54Get dr. Rad out of that narcotics Commission meeting and let him tell us the same thing himself

00:35:59What have you got to lose? I'll say this for you, too

00:36:02Mrs. Lindsay, would you come in here, please?

00:36:05If dr. Rad makes a recommendation that they replace me in this job. I'll be honor bound to secondly

00:36:11Yes, sir. Oh mrs

00:36:12Lindsay get a message to dr. Rad in the conference room unless of course he's actually speaking tell him that there are two

00:36:17Crazy gentlemen wanting to talk to him. You'd better give them their names and you make it so I don't sound too stupid

00:36:22Just tell dr. Rad that I think you're crazy, too. Let's go. Oh

00:36:31Dr. Rad, thank you. We won't take up more than a matter of fact the meeting yet

00:36:35And I'm next with one on the agenda, but I have you what we're asking is the impossible

00:36:39I know gentlemen, I have a faint issue

00:36:40Tell the other members of the committee there was a radioactive element in that opium

00:36:44If you don't have a doctor if after all the people of Iran have done it would be a pity now

00:36:48I'll jump you please

00:36:50Well, no because a we didn't try nobody could get a word in that is you my friends

00:36:55I have something to say to you might save a lot of time if you listen

00:36:59This cable was forwarded from Colonel Salem's office

00:37:04Interpol in Naples report the seizing of a hundred and fifty kilos of opium

00:37:08Gentlemen gentlemen, don't you want to know whether it's radioactive or not it is

00:37:38Yes

00:37:46You say it was just an accident you stumbled onto this radioactive stuff

00:37:50Yes

00:37:50About once a month we make a raid on all the cabaret strip joints

00:37:54Bring in some of the people for questioning and this girl who talked she was an addict

00:37:58That's why she talked we arrested her Saturday night by Monday

00:38:01She said she would do anything if we could give her a fix so so she talked

00:38:06Did she tell you the name of her supplier

00:38:09Piaggio Salvatore Piaggio proprietor of a spaghetti factory. He used it for how you call it a front

00:38:16Yes a front. Yes, Inspector Moscow. He's the boss here for narcotics

00:38:20He arrested me on Joe and questioned him now for two days. What did Moscow get out of it?

00:38:25Niente nothing, but give me a little time then maybe

00:38:30No, no, thanks I gave it up two weeks ago, but like this I fool myself

00:38:36I gave it up three months ago. I know just what you mean

00:38:39How does the raw opium get to be agile in the first place by boat, of course?

00:38:44Napoli is the center for export to the North American area

00:38:49Marseille and these handle it for the whole of Europe

00:38:52Nearly all the opium from the Middle East is refined here and ends up in America

00:38:56You can be sure it comes in bulk the raw opium

00:38:58So therefore by boat and goes out refining cocaine or heroin by airplane

00:39:01Yes, probably because it weighs only 10% after it's been refined the stuff found on the girl had it been newly processed

00:39:08It's fresh two or three days ago at the most. I think it's about time. We had a talk with mr

00:39:12Be agile, would it be okay with you? Sure. It's okay with me. Come on

00:39:20Have the prisoners been taken to the hospital yet? Not yet. Capitano. There's no room for them. Let's have a look at them

00:39:31I

00:39:38Don't mind I just bust up

00:39:51Pretty yeah, is it so bad in America?

00:39:55We have over 60,000 known addicts in New York City alone. It's getting worse all the time

00:40:00Where's be agile in solitary gives him a better chance to think?

00:40:08All right, we are Joe get up

00:40:20He's had it he didn't get off so easily more likely killed by his own filthy junk or lack of it

00:40:31He's been strangled

00:40:39The law of the Mafia Oh

00:40:41Melter or whatever they call it, whatever it is. It works

00:40:46Yeah, it works

00:41:01Oh spaghetti be agile with your weight problem you shouldn't be in here

00:41:21Opium 30 kilos with two pounds to the kilo that leaves only six thousand five hundred pounds to recover

00:41:31We'll want a sample of this to the UN lab in Geneva, all right Sam catch cut it

00:41:38Tell me what do you know about the agile?

00:41:42Nothing, no convictions. No arrests a little black market. Maybe nothing more

00:41:48No possible line to a source of supply. No, not yet. Now. We've got the opening

00:41:52We planted and we think it came by boat from Iran and the heroin we found on the girl was freshly processed that narrows it down

00:42:00Do you think you could find out from the harbor police which ships arrived in the last few days? Sure

00:42:10Kali

00:42:13Acetic anhydride, but guess who's

00:42:17Well, well, what do you know happy Locano

00:42:21It's nice to speak with a voice from home, even if they are cops

00:42:26There's no place like America except of course Italy have a seat sit down

00:42:31Mr. Locano, we'd like to ask you some questions all of me happy

00:42:35Anything you boys from home one you just ask happy Locano. Is it all right in front of us?

00:42:40Virgil sure is all right

00:42:44You ask anything in front of Virgil she works for my chemical company, that's right. Yeah

00:42:50She says it's all right now gentlemen to business

00:42:54Tell me what do you want to know? Mr. Locano? Just what do you manufacture?

00:43:00You got a headache. Yeah, take a handful

00:43:04Aspirin, that's what I manufacture

00:43:07The best aspirin

00:43:10What else laxatives? Maybe you need some

00:43:14And what else?

00:43:17toothpaste

00:43:18creams all kinds

00:43:21Shaving some wrinkles and pimples

00:43:23Drops, I hear nose and throat vitamins a b c and d powers all of this and acetic anhydride

00:43:37Anything wrong about acetic anhydride only that it's used to process opium into heroin

00:43:42I make and sell acetic anhydride for the manufacture of vinegar

00:43:47What's illegal about that?

00:43:49Strictly legit strictly a community service. I am a servant of the community sound better if you would put it to music

00:43:58No man named Biagio

00:44:01Hmm. Yeah, I know

00:44:02Salvatore Biagio Biagio spaghetti company. We found

00:44:0640 tens of acetic anhydride in his office. I don't sell to a man

00:44:10I sell to big wholesale distributors all over Italy and I don't sell 40 tens. I sell

00:44:1740,000 I'm legit strictly legit

00:44:22Listen to me

00:44:23In my lifetime, I personally happy Locarno collected enough troubles to last 50 lifetimes

00:44:29I've been kidnapped shot stabbed arrested

00:44:33Beaten by cops buried in solitary. I was kicked out of my country

00:44:38Shoved onto a plane in handcuffs with two hard, New York cops delivering me to two hard nipples cops

00:44:44Exchange the American cops for Italian. I don't want no more. Yeah

00:44:49No, no

00:44:51Take me ten years just to get the marks off my wrists. You're gonna stay off

00:45:07Pronto, okay. Capitano, no

00:45:11Tell him not to call you in my office. He gets me a bad name. See Capitano didn't own

00:45:18No, Vita how many of these boats are still

00:45:22Good at you

00:45:24The two ships the Mombasa Francesca Fascia still here fine, but they both sail tonight tonight

00:45:30Yes, but we need to keep them here to research them. I know it's late

00:45:33But do you think you could get a detention warrant?

00:45:35I don't know I could call Geneva and ask them to do it through your ambassador to you now

00:45:39New York five hours delay. Are you a nice gentleman? You need help, huh? Yes, mr. Locarno

00:45:45We do need help

00:45:47Do you have anything in mind? What do you have in mind?

00:45:50At first I'll take off my dark glasses if you take off your dark glasses

00:45:59I like

00:46:01You keep talking

00:46:03Provided we accept your help. What would we have to do you do nothing?

00:46:07You want to keep the two boats until tomorrow, huh?

00:46:11That's what you want. But don't you break the law understand once a policeman always a policeman

00:46:17And you hear me before I'm legit

00:46:20No more marks on the wrists. You understand

00:46:24Well, let's go

00:46:26Come along much as I hate to drag you away when duty call you're never to be found come along lock and bar

00:46:31Thank you. Mr. Locarno

00:46:33What particular work do you do for mr. Locarno's company Virgil she knows speak English

00:46:39She has a permanent. What do you say a headache? She she tests the aspirin. You must see on television making a commercial

00:46:46Oh, look at that

00:47:04Oh

00:47:07What an artist that's my virgin

00:47:26When will you know for sure that the boats are still going to be here

00:47:28I'll call you when I see the port control officer locally quick not now

00:47:32We'll get cleaned up and see you later at the nightclub 11 o'clock. You think it's worth seeing the girl again now that the edge

00:47:37Who's dead? She's the only lead we've got. Okay, but just wait until you see what they have at the cabaret. Ciao

00:47:48Too late she's getting into that camp

00:47:51I'm sure that was our little friend from Tehran the black widow who collects guns

00:47:56You mean that kept there yes, let's go inside and check and see if we can find her

00:48:02She may be registered after all you want a bet we can but try

00:48:12Sure, you're not coming in with it you're less obvious than your own. Okay. I'll send you a postcard. Okay. Here we go. Call it

00:48:19Please don't forget to tell the captain. You know that I was the gentleman's toilets are over here

00:48:33You won't forget that

00:48:41You heard my knock

00:48:50That's right enough, but who sent you here anyway, no, I don't tell me you've never heard of Salvatore Biagio

00:49:00Get it with you not with me now

00:49:07Get rid of him

00:49:09There's something wrong

00:49:11It's a massive sign of the stuff

00:49:12There's been some trouble and there will be a lot of more trouble if you don't get rid of him quiet

00:49:18What kind of trouble not with Biagio you must have heard the Biagio has been arrested

00:49:22Yes, yes, so was I

00:49:24But they let me out

00:49:26They didn't let me out here out

00:49:29You've got one a cigarette. I mean, that's all I'm asking for. Can I have one of yours? I'll tell you there's something wrong

00:49:36He doesn't look like a man from Biagio. It's just too clean

00:49:40I'm going to take my shower by the time I'm finished. I hope you got rid of him

00:49:48It's

00:49:49It's difficult to say this to you, but I think we can help each other

00:49:55It's worth a try

00:49:57All the help I want from you comes in little white packet. So let's talk about Biagio. Why did he send you here?

00:50:04Empty I told you Biagio has been in trouble. I don't want the same for you

00:50:10And I don't want him to have trouble I need him around

00:50:14Biagio's all right compared to some whenever a boat came and he gave it to you at a fair price and

00:50:20What trouble well that depends on what you call a fair price

00:50:24This last boat in should have been selling much cheaper than the stuff that arrived say two or three weeks ago

00:50:30Which was much higher grade funny you say that this last lot you had to push the needle right out the other side

00:50:37But Biagio what trouble put it this way it doesn't come much bigger. He's dead

00:50:43No

00:50:46I'm sorry, I shouldn't have put it like that. I didn't know that you care about

00:50:52Going to bring to me now who's going to bring it to me now it takes months it takes years to find a good connection

00:50:56You can trust it now

00:50:57And who else I knew anyway, I don't think you can help me anymore. You've told me all I wanted to know

00:51:04Your consignment came in less than two weeks ago. I

00:51:09Never told you that

00:51:13Police no, but I'm on their side

00:51:18Get out don't get up

00:51:23No need to burn yourself to death

00:51:26Although it would be quicker and less painful than what you're doing yourself at the moment

00:51:33Listen young lady

00:51:35And you're listening to someone who knows

00:51:38You're in a lot of dirty water, but it's only up to your knees at the moment

00:51:44You've still time to walk out on your own

00:51:48Otherwise chances are you'll be carried out when there's nothing much left of you

00:51:56You're still young and very pretty

00:52:00There are places you can go to treatment you can take which isn't as bad as you may imagine

00:52:03Now, why don't you give it a try?

00:52:09Why don't you go to hell

00:52:20Just one last word of advice

00:52:24Your arms put more makeup on them

00:52:28the bullet-hole shovel

00:52:30The bullet-hole shovel

00:53:00Hello

00:53:03Hello father

00:53:06You mean they're all drug addicts. These dogs they get opium every day and small control doses except the duty dog

00:53:14Holla Pasco

00:53:16He has been withdrawn for 24 hours. That's why he is so anxious to come out with us and help us now

00:53:21He's wagging his tail. I hope it means he's friendly. He's on our side. All right, does it do them any harm?

00:53:26No, it's all control like everything else if alcoholics could stay control to one drink a day

00:53:32There'd be no more alcoholics time with you

00:53:35One dog may save thousands of human lives

00:53:38He bought it though

00:53:40Well with the edge here dead and a nightclub girl dead. It looks as though Pasco's our last hope

00:53:45Good boy Pasco. You come and help us to find it, huh?

00:53:56I

00:54:07Presto

00:54:08Presto Pasco Niente. You want me to go back to the Francesca Farsi and try one more time there?

00:54:13We've got to search this ship. In any case if the dog is willing I am to

00:54:17Santify and I'll throw to you

00:54:20What is it now out there some bird that

00:54:25Not on your face Sam, come on

00:54:29Do you know who's it is any half a dozen people or nice as Kathy Spiegel mark when yelling up early depends on who's in town

00:54:39Anything working on that cigar Geiger box of you not a squeak

00:54:42Tell me Donato anyone who comes into a hotel here has to show his passport

00:54:46Yes, the concierge of the hotel would be in trouble if we found out they didn't show it

00:54:49But why a certain mrs. Linda Benson interests us?

00:54:53I'm also man of the world. She interests both of us speak up like a man. He's right. She interests me very very much

00:55:00Professionally, she carries a gun my gun

00:55:02I'll check all the hotels in Naples, but she could be from Capri or Eskia if she looks like I think you say

00:55:13Take him home at all it though. Tell us back to Moscow

00:55:22I

00:55:29Told you Jigginson, I didn't want to be disturbed trouble police

00:55:37What an honor

00:55:40Captain fund the bill at your service gentlemen

00:55:44What can I do for you?

00:55:45Like a drink. No, that's it. We would like to look at your ship routine check

00:55:50But you can ask and if you insist we could get a warrant first

00:55:54Yeah, man, I've got nothing to hide

00:55:56You find no contraband on board my ship. May I ask what it is? You're looking for opium. That's all

00:56:03Opium, that's nasty stuff. As I said, we wish to look at the ship

00:56:08Okay on only you can't expect much help for my crew. We had a bit of trouble this afternoon

00:56:13The blasted boiler blue powerful stuff that aspirin. We don't have to shift or open any cargo

00:56:19Is that the fact and may I ask how the hell you expect to find any opium we can manage?

00:56:25Well, good luck

00:56:28Mr. Jigginson, will you take these gentlemen wherever they want to go?

00:56:32Only I warn you you're wasting your time. We'll see

00:56:49I

00:57:19Am

00:57:24Yeah, the junk's been moved

00:57:26How can we prove it? That's Pascoe some dog

00:57:31Can we see the ship's manifest? No, no, leave it to Moscow. I've already sent for him

00:57:37And your first port of call out of Bombay is a list of his port side

00:57:41Yeah, that's right. Well, you took on 1,100 bales of cotton from be a monte and saltito

00:57:46That's correct and your next port of call a solicitor's Marseille

00:57:51That's where we get paid off. Why did you put in at Naples? Nothing on the manifest calls for it?

00:57:58Inspector

00:58:00You're a very suspicious man. I told you we put in here because we'd had nothing but trouble with a bloody boiler

00:58:08But you said it was only this afternoon. It exploded

00:58:12Whoa, there's been building up to it for weeks

00:58:16You gentlemen know how it is with these old tubs. No, I don't

00:58:22Did you offload anything in this port captain offload? No, no, not a thing

00:58:26Otherwise, it would all be done the same as everything else. Who owns the ship

00:58:30But well, it's there too black and white

00:58:34Yeah, you are Zalovey shipping company

00:58:36but Capitano

00:58:40Who is the owner of the Zalovey you police is I don't clever

00:58:46Couldn't you even figure that out between you we have

00:58:50Zalovey zone by Arbery export and import of me

00:58:53Don't ask me who owns that because I wouldn't know it could be true

00:58:59Thank You Capitano, that is all

00:59:03Tell me before you go did you find any of that opium? No, we didn't find any opium not yet. Oh, I'm glad it's filthy

00:59:09Disgusting mug. I tell you I tell you if I caught any my crew trying to smuggle that stuff

00:59:15We didn't think it was your crew

00:59:17Capitano

00:59:21Sam look, what do you make of all this?

00:59:24It's either every export in nice or be a Monticello Tito in port side

00:59:28All right, Sam you go off to Port Said and I'll cross over Denise to check up on who owns a brief

00:59:32Why are you all right stone paper scissors paper wrapped stone? I think this race is fixed

00:59:38Why do you always win some people have it some people haven't?

00:59:45I

00:59:56Bring imports was established in 1952

00:59:59headquarters in Marseille branch offices Athens Rome Paris and London

01:00:04chairman of the board Serge Marco

01:00:06The only other French company he is connected with is the society debunk suit Leo both clean clean

01:00:14In addition he's on the board of about 200 other companies throughout the world give or take a company

01:00:20Most of them set up in Tangier Liechtenstein, Panama or Liberia

01:00:24convener flags the shirts

01:00:26Not Lichtenstein, I suppose but all great tax havens. Anyway, as you say

01:00:32But with his Polo his horse racing and his string of women

01:00:35How does he find the time of the legendary playboys before him have led active business lives as well

01:00:41Maybe it's the air in France. It's the air

01:00:44But get back to Abri. What's its main line of business?

01:00:47Aircraft and shipping, you know Marco personally we have an arrangement

01:00:53He doesn't mix in police circles. I don't mix in high society

01:00:57How do I get him by being in Doville or Nassau or Ascot or Monte Carlo at the right moment just now?

01:01:04Monte Carlo is the right moment

01:01:11I

01:01:41Pretty and the lemon flower is sweet

01:01:44Thank you

01:01:46Oh

01:02:12Thank you, but now for my very very last encore

01:02:17No, really really you have to believe me I have to leave I have to be back in America tonight

01:02:24So now for my very very last song

01:02:46I

01:03:00Do you know any of these people here only those worth photographing

01:03:04That include a man named Serge Marco. Yes

01:03:08Well, of course where else over there table 13

01:03:12He's the man sitting next to Sofia Banzo the Italian film star my dear don't you know anybody

01:03:42See

01:04:12I

01:04:14Think that's sitting on the other side of market

01:04:17Well, I don't know couldn't be anyone important. Well, that's silly of me. Marco only knows important people

01:04:23Are you a reporter or something sort of? Oh, here's my card

01:04:27But if you want any of my photographs, they're very expensive. I mean the best work always is isn't it dear? I've changed my mind. I

01:04:35Want pictures?

01:04:36close-ups of everyone at that table

01:04:39Private detective, no, no just just jealous

01:04:43What was that you were telling me about your stables?

01:04:45That's why I bought so many of the Agha's horses

01:04:48Unless you have the best bloodstock and the time to steady breathing. There's no point in trying really

01:04:57Mr. Lincoln, what a surprise that's just what I was thinking shall we dance if you insist

01:05:09What's this all about mrs. Benson not mrs. Benson anymore. I've resumed my maiden name Linda Gale

01:05:18And dispensed with your wedding ring I see well well is he come easy girl

01:05:24Who the devil are you

01:05:27You're very inquisitive when I asked you the same question in Tehran. You told me you're a salesman and it wasn't true was it?

01:05:33Certainly it was I sell aircraft spares. It so happens. I'm here trying to get an introduction to your boyfriend

01:05:42Serge Marco is not my boyfriend. I met him only a few days ago at ischia

01:05:48Ischia is next door to Naples and you were there with Marco

01:05:52May I ask what you're doing here in Monte Carlo?

01:05:56questions questions questions

01:05:58If you have to know I came here on his yacht

01:06:01Quick work. Mr. Lincoln two weeks ago. I became a widow now. I had a couple of alternatives

01:06:07To put on weeds and weep

01:06:09Or try and forget the whole thing and start a new life. That's what I'm trying to do

01:06:14You're doing pretty well

01:06:18If I don't I'll die please help me

01:06:21Don't remind me of my husband. I can't bear it

01:06:26All right, miss Gail, thank you, how could we go back to my table you wanted to meet sergeant Marco

01:06:33Yes, yes, I do

01:06:39Annie I found a photo of you and your husband and I thought you might be interested in it

01:06:45I'm not sure

01:06:48You

01:06:50Annie I found a friend from home. This is mr. Lincoln, but you're Lewis. How do you do? Mr. Martin?

01:06:55Mr. Marco, how do you do?

01:06:58Mr. Hunter and madam. Mr. Lincoln is in the aircraft business. Uh, which aircraft company? Mr. Lincoln airplanes spare parts out of stock

01:07:07What are you doing in Monte Carlo to be frank I came here hoping to meet you

01:07:11I thought perhaps we might do a little business

01:07:14Yes, we probably could

01:07:16I have many interests in the aviation world mostly in the middle east

01:07:20Spares are always a problem. You're not going to talk business. Are you sir? At this moment my dear?

01:07:26I'm going to dance with you

01:07:28Perhaps later when you go back to my boat to martinique if that will not inconvenience you not in the slightest

01:07:34But I hope you're not too tired. Monsieur. That will keep you till the early hours before talking business

01:07:40Then when your resistance is low for yourself, my dear

01:07:47He seems very civil

01:07:49Why not wait till you've done business before deciding that but it's true that's keeping you up late business

01:07:55Serge once talked me into selling him some of my palm beach property at half a million less than his real value

01:08:00Well, I'll watch out but of course it was all done with his usual charm. Mr

01:08:06Lincoln is impervious to charm, but he's an expert salesman

01:08:10I'm sure he'll be careful

01:08:11I was brought up in a tough school

01:08:13I've even taken money from rickshaw coolers

01:08:27Are you sure it's going to be all right i'd hate to be stranded in daylight in evening clothes

01:08:31Oh, come on, he'll only take an hour to can okay, and you'll see that. Mr. Lincoln gets back safely

01:08:37Don't worry

01:08:39He's in good hands

01:08:44Swell you out

01:08:54I'll be right back

01:08:56Tell me friend

01:08:57What else do we need?

01:08:59Sikorsky s-55 helicopter main rotors and blades

01:09:02Airborne navigation and radar equipment and reciprocal aircraft engines

01:09:07I can't give you quantities yet. Mr. Lincoln. I'll have to check with paris office

01:09:11The point is can you supply these things without delay? I'm pretty sure we can

01:09:17Of course prices and deliveries will depend upon quantities ordered, of course

01:09:21See that we have full details here by lunchtime. I'll take care of it. Marco make yourself at home

01:09:25Mr. Lincoln anything you want just ask for it. Come on, dear

01:09:29Hope you can give us what we want. Mr. Lincoln

01:09:32If you can't say so

01:09:34Serge marco is a great guy to do business with if you give him what he wants if you can't you're dead

01:09:41If you'll excuse me now, I better call paris and get them to work at this time of the night or morning

01:09:46That's how it is when you work for marco

01:09:48You mustn't believe the pictures that you see in the newspapers

01:10:11So

01:10:26I'm looking for the bathroom steward. That is the radio home monsieur at the end of the corridor is what you're looking. Thank you

01:10:40So

01:11:10So

01:11:40So

01:12:10So

01:12:23No, there's nothing in that drawer except my life you're welcome to it your life

01:12:32My diary

01:12:35Every night I put into it everything that did not happen to me

01:12:41I'm running out of things that did not happen

01:12:45And what will become of you when you do run out of this life that is not happening?

01:12:53It's very simple

01:12:56I'll be forced to live the other life

01:13:00The happening life

01:13:04And die

01:13:06But how can one live the life that does not happen

01:13:10To me that's easy

01:13:14I'm the wife of serge marco

01:13:18That explains everything

01:13:22And believe me

01:13:26Oh

01:13:31I say you have met my wife. Mr. Lincoln

01:13:36You should be in bed my dear

01:13:39I will escort you to your cabin

01:13:42Madame marco is not at all. Well

01:13:45Perhaps if you would join the other day, we should be arriving in khan any minute now

01:13:52Come on darling good night madam

01:14:09Good night

01:14:12Good night

01:14:14This is the first time i've had a lift home on a 600 ton yacht

01:14:17I hope it'll not be the last i'll have a car waiting to take you home. Okay, great. Ciao. Bye. Bye

01:14:26Bye-bye

01:14:30All right, goodbye

01:14:33Let's have one last drink, huh

01:14:37After you

01:14:39Thank you

01:14:43We can discuss all this tomorrow will you be in monte carlo then we got a lot to talk about now

01:14:49There's someone in particular. I want you to meet

01:14:54There he is

01:15:09So

01:15:39You know something aside from the fingernails i'll bet we're going to find there was fresh water in the lungs as well, huh?

01:15:50How do you know the post-mortem report on the subject has just come in the subject had a name

01:15:56The name was sam lincoln

01:15:59The subject was age 35 to 40 height 5 foot 10 weight 75 kilos general health

01:16:05No signs of organic deterioration or disease

01:16:09Head wounds above left occipital area superficial probable cause striking driftwood or small boats

01:16:16Tell me

01:16:17The water in his lungs not seawater, was it? I was going to tell you in good time

01:16:21We haven't got any time. So just let us have the interesting facts

01:16:26In blood analysis alcohol content 32 degrees much above intoxication level

01:16:32Not sam. He drank very little

01:16:35That's in black and white

01:16:36What's in the police report?

01:16:39Drunk and fell into the bay. It's still open

01:16:44You bet it's still open

01:16:51You had a code between no my french isn't too good conference blue midnight friday, is that what it says? Uh-huh today is friday

01:17:00This doesn't mean a thing to me

01:17:03It's time we had a talk with mr. Marco

01:17:05Maybe it's better. I see him alone. Yes. He hasn't set eyes on me yet. Better keep it that way

01:17:11You can sweat him out a bit. Okay. I'll see you later

01:17:14For a start I can ask if that all you can tell us. Mr. Marco. I'm afraid so

01:17:19Unless of course you've been able to find out something more from the crew

01:17:22As a matter of fact, I did find out something

01:17:26Oh

01:17:27You did I found out that every single member of the crew said the same thing

01:17:31Oh

01:17:33That they'd seen nothing

01:17:35You know, I think you're trying to make me nervous inspector not unless you have anything to be nervous about monsieur

01:17:41Oh, I am not the nervous type

01:17:45See

01:17:47To recapitulate

01:17:48Mr. Lincoln was in good health at four this morning when according to you he left your yacht not just according to me

01:17:54everybody who saw him leaving knew he was

01:17:57That he had been drinking

01:18:00Right

01:18:01That's true. Yes

01:18:03The post-mortem found a great deal of alcohol in his bloodstream. You see I told you which could have been injected

01:18:09with a

01:18:11hypodermic

01:18:14This is the way my guess take the alcohol

01:18:17for you

01:18:18No, thank you. Monsieur. You seem to be entirely without vices inspector

01:18:23One vice mr. Marco, I am very very obstinate

01:18:28I never like to give in so easily as this

01:18:31Once more, please

01:18:33Blue chips blue note blue moon blue grotto. That's a nightclub in can I found that out?

01:18:39Blue train blue bird blue beard blue surge blue bell blue nose

01:18:45Blue train, why not?

01:18:47And at midnight, it's just leaving Marseille

01:18:50It's a good spot to hold a conference

01:18:53Can you get me on it in time?

01:18:55It won't be my fault if I don't

01:19:05I

01:19:17See you later

01:19:21You wait here

01:19:23Uh-huh

01:19:25Martino, I want a word with you

01:19:27Where's Marco?

01:19:29He's having a conference. Well, give him a message

01:19:31Tell him I've seen that American fellow

01:19:33The partner of the one

01:19:35The one we fixed. He's on the train. Are you sure?

01:19:39I'm gonna make that sure

01:19:41I'm going to start at the front and work my way back

01:19:43I'm gonna get you out of here

01:19:45I'm gonna start at the front and work my way back

01:19:49Come in

01:19:53I told you not to be disturbed

01:19:55You can still finish making out that check

01:19:57What is it?

01:19:59That American, Lincolns

01:20:01Don't stand out there, come inside

01:20:03Lincoln's partner?

01:20:05He's on this train?

01:20:07I never seen the man

01:20:09Marco, this killing of Lincoln

01:20:11This is none of our business

01:20:15Final ocean, please

01:20:45Is this place taken?

01:20:57Madam, would you mind if I smoke?

01:21:03I noticed you took a pill, I thought perhaps

01:21:05It was nothing

01:21:07A small headache

01:21:09Are you sure the smoke won't distress you?

01:21:11I'm never distressed

01:21:13I'm never distressed by smoke

01:21:15Surely not

01:21:21I'll take it

01:21:23Not at all

01:21:25I have a headache myself, I wonder if it would be too much to ask

01:21:27If...

01:21:29You ask me?

01:21:31Of course

01:21:37Oh, I am sorry

01:21:39Don't worry, it's not important

01:21:41Very clumsy of me

01:21:45I'm terribly sorry

01:21:47Would you allow me to buy you a drink?

01:21:51No, thank you

01:21:53Alcohol doesn't agree with me

01:21:55Are you traveling alone?

01:21:57Alone?

01:21:59Oh, no

01:22:03I always have tutu

01:22:05Bonsoir, tutu

01:22:07Bonsoir, tutu

01:22:09You're a fine looking fella

01:22:11He loves me, brother

01:22:17He seems to understand every word you say

01:22:19Oh, yes

01:22:21Tutu and I always have conversation

01:22:25Tutu is most understanding

01:22:29All my life I've wanted to meet a truly understanding dog

01:22:33Perhaps we could write to each other

01:22:35Where does tutu live?

01:22:37In my mind

01:22:39Then I'll write to tutu

01:22:41Care of the mind of madame...

01:22:43No

01:22:47Because I also live in the mind

01:22:51I love it

01:22:55Whose mind is that?

01:23:07Monsieur, la vision, s'il vous plaît

01:23:11Monsieur, la vision, s'il vous plaît

01:23:17Monsieur, la vision, s'il vous plaît

01:23:23Monsieur

01:23:25How about Mr. Marco?

01:23:27I've talked with my colleague on the other car

01:23:29There is no one of the same on the train

01:23:31Oh, I guess I misunderstood

01:23:33There is no compartment available right now

01:23:35That might be a good initiative

01:23:37Yes, thank you

01:23:41Martino

01:23:43Come in

01:23:45The American, Lincoln's partner

01:23:49How do you know it was Lincoln's partner?

01:23:51There are 200 million Americans

01:23:53Vanderbilt is the only one who can point him out

01:23:55So we better find Vanderbilt

01:23:57Marco, next time you want someone killing my territory

01:23:59Leave it to my people

01:24:01Okay

01:24:03All right

01:24:05Oh, excuse me

01:24:07Did you see a woman carrying a small dog pass in this car?

01:24:09No

01:24:11Mrs. Benson

01:24:13You've made a mistake

01:24:15I'm Madame Renoir

01:24:17Excuse me

01:24:23Tutu

01:24:25Tutu, here, Tutu

01:24:27Tutu

01:24:29Tutu, here, Tutu

01:24:31Tutu

01:24:35Such a beautiful dog

01:24:37Tutu

01:24:39Tutu

01:24:41Tutu

01:24:43Tutu

01:24:45Tutu

01:24:47Tutu

01:24:49Tutu

01:24:51Tutu

01:24:53Tutu

01:24:55Tutu

01:24:57Tutu

01:24:59The man talking to her, what was he like?

01:25:02American. Medium height, dark, average.

01:25:05Average. Where's Vanderbilt?

01:25:07He went to look for him.

01:25:09We have to find him.

01:25:11He's the only one who knows what this American agent looks like.

01:25:14Come on.

01:25:16That's her dog. Catch him, catch him.

01:25:19Come on, hurry up, get him. Come on, come on.

01:25:21Tutu, come here. Tutu, Tutu, Tutu.

01:25:24Come here, come here.

01:25:29Come on.

01:25:59Shit.

01:26:30Shit.

01:26:32Shit.

01:26:59Come on.

01:27:30You can put that away. We're on the same side.

01:27:35Who are you then?

01:27:37You're certainly not Benson's widow.

01:27:39His sister.

01:27:44Pardon, monsieur.

01:27:54Captain.

01:27:57Captain Vanderbilt.

01:27:59Do I look like Captain Vanderbilt?

01:28:01Yes, you do.

01:28:06Oh, you're Central Intelligence.

01:28:08It doesn't matter who.

01:28:10My people told me about your partner, Mr. Lincoln. I'm sorry.

01:28:13You're after my brother's murderer too, aren't you?

01:28:15Yes, but with a difference.

01:28:17I want him alive.

01:28:19How did she get in here?

01:28:21I found her wandering up and down the corridor.

01:28:23I thought she might talk about her husband.

01:28:25Did she?

01:28:26She's doped up to the eyebrows.

01:28:28Opium and heroin in there.

01:28:42That's all the evidence I need.

01:28:44What are you going to do now?

01:28:46Pick up Marco and his boys.

01:28:48Why don't you wait until we get to Lyon? You're going to need help.

01:28:51If I wait until we get to Lyon, I may not be alive.

01:28:54Are you sure?

01:28:56I'm sure.

01:28:58Look, I'll be much obliged if you stay in here.

01:29:00Keep the door locked. Keep an eye on her.

01:29:02And when we get to Lyon,

01:29:04if I'm not back here within two minutes of the train stopping,

01:29:06you call the police, okay?

01:29:08Okay.

01:29:10What's beyond the car?

01:29:12More compartments. Luggage cars.

01:29:14They must be on the train somewhere.

01:29:16Come on, we'll look for them.

01:29:18But everyone must be asleep.

01:29:20Then we'll wake them up.

01:29:40Shit.

01:30:11We can't go any further.

01:30:13We'll work our way back.

01:30:19Stay where you are.

01:30:21Put your hands behind your heads.

01:30:40Move back.

01:31:10Go, go, go.

01:31:32Break his back.

01:31:34Slowly.

01:31:40Go.

01:31:47Don't put your hands up.

01:32:11Shit.

01:32:36Come on.

01:32:39Let him out. Let him out.

01:32:43Look out.

01:32:46Look out.

01:32:51Stop. We don't want him killed.

01:32:59It's about time someone felt the same way about me.

01:33:04Oh, poor thing.

01:33:16Get back in the train. Quick, quick. Hurry up.

01:33:20Quickly, quickly.

01:33:29I'm glad we got Marco away.

01:33:31At least that one's wrapped up.

01:33:33Don't you believe it?

01:33:35There'll always be another one to take his place.

01:33:40The answer's miles and miles away.

01:33:43In the poppy fields.

The Poppy Is Also A Flower | Full Movie | Terence Young, Henry Levin | Senta Berger, Stephen Boyd, Yul Brynner, Angie Dickinson

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