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[BOAT HORN HONKING]

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[SIREN]

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All right,
make way there, make way.

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How long was he under,
Larry?

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Seven or eight minutes.

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He was talking and then suddenly just cut off.

8
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Any hope?

9
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Of what, reincarnation?

10
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This man's drowned.

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His suit burst.
He didn't have much of a chance.

12
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With this suit,
he had no chance.

13
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One of yours?

14
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Look, Doc, I rent them.
I don't guarantee them.

15
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Look after him.

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Uh, just a minute Doc.
What do we owe you?

17
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Not a thing.
It's part of my job.

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I understand you're looking
for sunken treasure.

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Mm-hmm.
Spanish gallions.

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Hmm. Makes sense.

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Doctor.

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The diver--we didn't
know him very well.

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Did he have a wife?

24
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No,my dear.

25
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He didn't have a wife,
and he had no family.

26
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Bless you
for the question.

27
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You know,
for a little while,

28
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Ithought that nobody
gave a damn.

29
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Did I draw?

30
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You drew.

31
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Light's bad.

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Throw the queen away.

33
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Queen?

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Queen. Before I catch you
with the store.

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Queen.

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Awfully good choice.

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Gin.

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You have exceptional
card sense, old friend.

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exceptional card sense.

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Application my dear Linc,
just simple application.

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Next week, you can look
at my hand.

42
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I'll ask the bartender.

43
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Excuse me, do you know
a Mr. Mark Brittain?

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Is he here?

45
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Yes sir,Over there.
Back of the trellis.

46
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Fellow with the cap?

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That's right.

48
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Thank you.
Come on, Rosa.

49
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Well, Mr. Brittain.

50
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Fellow named Trench said
I'd find you in here.

51
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You found me.

52
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I'm Victor Rossiter.

53
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How are you?

54
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don't you feel
a little left out?

55
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Oh, come here.

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My name
is Rosa Lucchesi.

57
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Yeah.

58
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Can we buy you a drink?

59
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Thanks, we got one.

60
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This fellow Trench says
that you were a lieutenant,

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in a submarine.

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That I was,
and I was many things..

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Mm-hm, well, so was I.

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But I was also
on a destroyer.

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You trying to start
a legion post here,
Mr. Rossiter?

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Trench also said that
you were a good diver,

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and for a price,
you'd put on a suit.

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For a good price, I'd put on a suit,

69
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but not one of Trench's suits.

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That would take more money than you've got

71
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and more of a death wish than I've got..

72
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We'll order a new diver's suit.

73
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Haven't you had enough?
You lost one diver today, right?

74
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Well that won't happen again.

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We've got a map, Brittain..

76
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An authentic map.

77
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We've got a map, too.

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We got it at the gas station.

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A galleon went down 3 miles from here.

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It carried gold bullion
worth millions of dollars.

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That it did, Miss Lucchesi.

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And 10 miles up the coast,

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a ship called the Sevilla
hit a reef and sunk

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full of pearls and emeralds.

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North of the cove,
there was a ship called the Almirante.

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It had its magazine blown up.

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It was carrying treasure to King Philip.

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Lady, I've lived here a lot of years..

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I can read you every legend,

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in Spanish if you like.

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You name the ship,
I'll draw you the riggings.

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This map shows exactly where that ship went down.

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None of us can dive, but you can.

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You name the price.

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You can have it in cash

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or a piece of the action.

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Piece of what action?

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Don't you realize that every 50 years

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some dedicated
professionals get lucky and come up with a find?

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You're not dedicated professionals.

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You're a brotherhood
of happy, free-swinging thinkers.

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You've got a crap shooter's instinct.

103
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Why don't you go to Vegas?
You'd be better off.

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Please, look at this.

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[VICTOR]
Hmmm?

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That's quite a map.

107
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But Mr. Langley and I are very busy.

108
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We charter a small
but dependable fishing boat

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to people who like
to go to sea and catch bass

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and not pieces of eight,
which they can't.

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What part of Italy
are you from, Miss Lucchesi?

112
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Naples.

113
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Must be beautiful there
this time of year.

114
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Well...

115
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Well, you may change your mind.

116
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If we're not on board,

117
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you can find us
at this motel right here.

118
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And if you'd like
to charter a fishing boat,

119
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we're at the dock.

120
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Ask anyone.

121
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Imagine her drinking red wine

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with a 50 cent
sharpie like him.

123
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That's a beautiful woman.
She walks well.

124
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You're quite right.

125
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She walks well.

126
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[WHISTLING]

127
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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

128
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Give me a stick. I'll beat it to death.

129
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Blessings on Thee,
O Landlord.

130
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Barefoot boy
with cheek of jowl.

131
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Stand aside
while the crew boards.

132
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You ain't boarding
this boat..

133
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Not tonight.
Maybe never.

134
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You're wrong, Mr. Trench.

135
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Short of a hurricane
or your departing this earth,

136
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we're going to board
this boat,

137
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and you're a minute away
from losing your teeth..

138
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Brittain,
you owe me 190 bucks for dockage,

139
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$363 for gas,
$88 for ice and supplies.

140
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That makes a total
of $641 overdue and collectable.

141
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We never hung you up
on a bill.

142
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I ain't going
to let you.

143
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I ain't
no credit union..

144
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You bring the dough, you can get on this boat.

145
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You got
till tomorrow night.

146
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Can't we sleep
on board?

147
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You've got the keys.
We can't go anywhere.

148
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You can't go anywhere
because I'm keeping the keys.

149
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Gently, gently Trench,
gently.

150
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Look Brittain,
I'm going to tell you one more time...

151
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Don't poke, Trench.

152
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Don't you know
how it can irritate a guy?

153
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Let that remind you
to keep a civil tounge

154
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in your big, fat head..

155
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And also to check out
your diver's suits..

156
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Can he swim?

157
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We'll check
the morning papers.

158
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Good morning.

159
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Does Rossiter live here?

160
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That's correct.
I'm one of his party.

161
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You're Brittain.

162
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Mm-hmm.

163
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Come in.

164
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Mr. Rossiter
and Miss Lucchesi are in town

165
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hoping to find
a new diver.

166
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I expect them shortly.

167
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Cup of coffee?

168
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Thanks, no.

169
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Forgive me.

170
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I'm Eric Lauffnauer.

171
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We have, uh something in common, Mr. Brittain.

172
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What's that?

173
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Iwas
in the submarines also.

174
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Hmm. I wonderwho invaded Europe?

175
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Everbody I've met
in the past 24 hours

176
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is an old salt.

177
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We have the makings
of a select fraternity.

178
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That so?

179
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Rather fortunate
Though,

180
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that we didn't meet
during the war.

181
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I commanded the U-17.

182
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There is always
two sides to every question,

183
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Mr. Brittain.

184
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True.

185
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What kind of sub were you on?

186
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Fleet type.
I was in the Pacific.

187
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We operated
in the Atlantic.

188
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Come out alright, did you?

189
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No. I was drowned
off Okinawa.

190
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I mean your sub.

191
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The man's here
to take the job, Mr.Lauffnaur.

192
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I only reminisce
about the war on Memorial Day.

193
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We'll try it again
after lunch.

194
00:11:57,015 --> 00:11:59,059
Well, well, well, well.

195
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Here you are, Eric.

196
00:12:01,186 --> 00:12:02,438
Thank you..

197
00:12:02,479 --> 00:12:04,732
You decided to join us, eh Mr. Brittain?

198
00:12:04,815 --> 00:12:06,734
I decided to work
for you.

199
00:12:06,818 --> 00:12:08,737
I am glad to hear that.

200
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One hour down,six hours off.

201
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Three days.

202
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That'll be 700 bucks,
payable in advance.

203
00:12:15,452 --> 00:12:17,330
That's
a little stiff, isn't it?

204
00:12:17,371 --> 00:12:19,332
I might be
a little stiff

205
00:12:19,415 --> 00:12:20,875
before I find
your galleon.

206
00:12:20,959 --> 00:12:22,585
That's the tab,
Rossiter.

207
00:12:23,712 --> 00:12:25,422
It's alright.

208
00:12:33,640 --> 00:12:35,475
In advance.

209
00:12:35,558 --> 00:12:37,978
Yeah, fine, fine.
It's a deal.

210
00:12:38,061 --> 00:12:39,479
We've got
new equipment

211
00:12:39,563 --> 00:12:41,106
coming over
from Orlando's.

212
00:12:41,148 --> 00:12:43,067
It'll be here
tomorrow before lunch.

213
00:12:43,150 --> 00:12:44,652
It's a good start.

214
00:12:49,991 --> 00:12:51,451
Thank you.

215
00:12:56,582 --> 00:12:59,544
What kind of a compressor
have you got?

216
00:12:59,585 --> 00:13:01,045
We're using Trench's

217
00:13:01,087 --> 00:13:03,506
Not with me
you're not using Trench's.

218
00:13:03,590 --> 00:13:06,051
There's a marine store
downtown called Daley's.

219
00:13:06,093 --> 00:13:08,012
You can rent one
down there.

220
00:13:08,095 --> 00:13:11,057
Check your boat in.
We'll use mine.

221
00:13:16,062 --> 00:13:17,022
[DOOR CLOSES]

222
00:13:20,150 --> 00:13:21,527
Firm type, huh?

223
00:13:21,610 --> 00:13:23,279
Knows what he wants.

224
00:13:23,362 --> 00:13:26,282
Wear slacks
from now on will you, Baby?

225
00:13:26,366 --> 00:13:28,326
I don't want him frustrated.

226
00:13:39,672 --> 00:13:40,924
Everything fit?

227
00:13:40,965 --> 00:13:42,717
Itspassable.

228
00:13:46,889 --> 00:13:49,391
[STARTS ENGINE]

229
00:13:49,475 --> 00:13:50,935
Now let's go..

230
00:13:52,186 --> 00:13:54,898
Checked out
the compressor.

231
00:13:54,981 --> 00:13:57,150
And the helmet, too.

232
00:13:58,986 --> 00:14:00,404
Any special
instructions?

233
00:14:00,487 --> 00:14:02,281
Nothing special.
Just keep me alive.

234
00:14:02,364 --> 00:14:04,116
You bet.

235
00:14:04,200 --> 00:14:06,703
What's holding
things up fellas?

236
00:14:07,871 --> 00:14:10,165
Patience, Victor,
Patience.

237
00:14:10,248 --> 00:14:12,709
He's only good
to us alive.

238
00:15:58,578 --> 00:16:00,998
You told us one hour
at a time.

239
00:16:01,081 --> 00:16:03,042
I'd like you
to put something

240
00:16:03,125 --> 00:16:04,794
into that hour.

241
00:16:04,835 --> 00:16:07,463
<i> I've got afew
thousand pounds
of weight on me,</i>

242
00:16:07,505 --> 00:16:10,008
<i> so relax.
It's going
to take a while.</i>

243
00:16:18,976 --> 00:16:20,436
<i>[MARK]
Hey, partner.</i>

244
00:16:20,478 --> 00:16:22,439
What have you got,
Mark?

245
00:16:22,480 --> 00:16:24,441
<i> The fatigue
and the blues.</i>

246
00:16:24,483 --> 00:16:25,943
<i> Pull me up,
Linc.</i>

247
00:16:25,984 --> 00:16:27,528
Now, wait a minute.

248
00:16:27,611 --> 00:16:30,948
You've still got
8 or 10 minutes of the hour left.

249
00:16:30,990 --> 00:16:33,451
<i> Well, you can
have them back,
Buddy.</i>

250
00:16:33,493 --> 00:16:34,994
<i> Pull me up.</i>

251
00:16:35,078 --> 00:16:36,705
Pull him up right away.

252
00:16:36,746 --> 00:16:39,458
Let's not have
the same thing happen again.

253
00:16:42,545 --> 00:16:44,672
All right.
Pull him up.

254
00:16:47,008 --> 00:16:49,970
<i> Hold it.
wait a minute.
hold it.</i>

255
00:16:50,053 --> 00:16:52,347
Did you find something?

256
00:16:52,431 --> 00:16:55,184
<i> Think so, yeah. <i/></i>

257
00:16:55,267 --> 00:16:57,645
What is it Mark?
What is it?

258
00:16:57,728 --> 00:16:59,647
<i> It's a sight
to delight</i>

259
00:16:59,731 --> 00:17:01,316
<i> Mr. Lauffnaur's
practiced eye.</i>

260
00:17:01,357 --> 00:17:04,194
<i> I wish you were
down here,
<i/>Herr Kapitan.<i/></i>

261
00:17:04,277 --> 00:17:06,196
<i> The nostalgia
would kill you.</i>

262
00:17:06,238 --> 00:17:07,281
Describe it.

263
00:17:07,364 --> 00:17:09,074
<i> Hmm, very simple. <i/></i>

264
00:17:09,158 --> 00:17:11,994
<i> It's a German submarine, <i/>
Kapitan.</i>

265
00:17:12,036 --> 00:17:13,454
<i> Ask Rossiter
if he'll settle</i>

266
00:17:13,538 --> 00:17:14,914
<i> for World War II
souveniers,</i>

267
00:17:14,998 --> 00:17:16,750
<i> Or we could raise her</i>

268
00:17:16,833 --> 00:17:20,295
<i> and you could put her in
your parlor as a memento.</i>

269
00:17:41,861 --> 00:17:44,823
<i>
[MARK]
All right, Linc..
Pull me up.</i>

270
00:18:01,675 --> 00:18:04,762
What sre you
looking for Eric, ghosts?

271
00:18:05,930 --> 00:18:08,141
Really incredible.

272
00:18:08,224 --> 00:18:11,144
She was one
of the small jobs.

273
00:18:11,228 --> 00:18:14,064
Reported missing
I think about 1943.

274
00:18:14,148 --> 00:18:15,649
Hmm, fascinating.

275
00:18:15,733 --> 00:18:18,361
Well,
thanks for nothing, Brittain.

276
00:18:18,402 --> 00:18:21,364
I guaranteed a look,
not a find, Buddy.

277
00:18:21,447 --> 00:18:24,367
What do you guess
her tonnage to be?

278
00:18:24,451 --> 00:18:27,538
Oh, I don't know.
I'd say maybe 300.

279
00:18:28,706 --> 00:18:30,124
She looked undamaged.

280
00:18:30,207 --> 00:18:33,169
My guess is
that her ballast tanks are still full.

281
00:18:33,252 --> 00:18:35,964
What looked
like the escape hatch was closed.

282
00:18:36,006 --> 00:18:38,967
I don't know
if anybody got out of her,

283
00:18:39,009 --> 00:18:41,929
but she's probably full
of sea water anyway.

284
00:18:42,012 --> 00:18:44,849
What if her valves held?

285
00:18:44,932 --> 00:18:47,810
They might have held.

286
00:18:47,894 --> 00:18:50,897
If her valves held,
she's dry. So what??

287
00:18:50,939 --> 00:18:53,776
With the tanks blown,
we could raise her.

288
00:18:53,859 --> 00:18:54,777
Raise her?

289
00:18:54,860 --> 00:18:56,153
Raise her?

290
00:18:56,237 --> 00:18:58,573
What the hell would we do
with a submarine?

291
00:18:58,614 --> 00:19:00,617
Refit her. Use her
For sightseeing.

292
00:19:00,658 --> 00:19:02,619
Sell her to a museum.

293
00:19:02,661 --> 00:19:04,079
The possibilities
are endless.

294
00:19:04,120 --> 00:19:07,082
Brittain, do you think
you could find it?

295
00:19:07,166 --> 00:19:08,584
The sub, probably.

296
00:19:08,667 --> 00:19:11,128
Do you think you could
find it right now?

297
00:19:11,170 --> 00:19:13,464
Again, probably,
but why?

298
00:19:13,548 --> 00:19:16,927
I'd like you to attach
a line and float a buoy.

299
00:19:17,010 --> 00:19:18,387
You mean right now?

300
00:19:18,470 --> 00:19:19,388
Right now.

301
00:19:19,471 --> 00:19:20,889
That'll be overtime.

302
00:19:20,973 --> 00:19:22,391
We'll pay you.

303
00:19:22,474 --> 00:19:24,602
Where do you get
this "we"?

304
00:19:24,644 --> 00:19:27,730
Rosa's doing
the financing, check with her.

305
00:19:27,772 --> 00:19:29,941
You have
a reason?

306
00:19:30,025 --> 00:19:31,318
Yes.

307
00:19:31,401 --> 00:19:33,821
I'd like
to think it out.

308
00:19:33,904 --> 00:19:36,240
Then I'll explain.

309
00:19:36,282 --> 00:19:38,200
That's good enough
for me.

310
00:19:38,284 --> 00:19:41,204
All right,
we'd better get to it.

311
00:19:41,287 --> 00:19:44,291
There's not much daylight.
Lincoln, let's go.

312
00:19:46,502 --> 00:19:47,961
Hey, uh Captain?

313
00:19:48,045 --> 00:19:48,921
Mm-hmm?

314
00:19:49,004 --> 00:19:50,965
You ever get
depth-charged?

315
00:19:51,048 --> 00:19:51,924
Yes, often.

316
00:19:52,008 --> 00:19:53,468
Slip and fall down

317
00:19:53,551 --> 00:19:55,970
and maybe hit your head
a little bit?

318
00:19:56,054 --> 00:19:57,472
I'm quite sane, Mr. Brittain.

319
00:19:57,514 --> 00:19:59,933
Big deal. So now
we lasso a submarine..

320
00:20:00,017 --> 00:20:02,937
Would you like
to explain why, Eric?

321
00:20:03,020 --> 00:20:06,274
If we can raise her and refit her...

322
00:20:09,069 --> 00:20:11,738
Why not play pirates.

323
00:20:20,415 --> 00:20:21,791
Good evening.

324
00:20:23,084 --> 00:20:25,379
Evening. You want Mark?

325
00:20:25,462 --> 00:20:27,923
Yes, I'd like to see him.

326
00:20:30,217 --> 00:20:31,218
Hey Mark.

327
00:20:31,260 --> 00:20:32,178
Yo!

328
00:20:32,220 --> 00:20:33,721
We've got company.

329
00:20:35,557 --> 00:20:36,433
Well...

330
00:20:36,516 --> 00:20:37,517
Oh, hello.

331
00:20:37,601 --> 00:20:40,479
I was afraid
you might be sleeping.

332
00:20:40,562 --> 00:20:42,940
No, it's too early
for that. Come on aboard.

333
00:20:43,023 --> 00:20:43,941
Thank you.

334
00:20:44,025 --> 00:20:45,526
Watch your head.

335
00:20:50,866 --> 00:20:52,367
beautiful night, huh?

336
00:20:52,451 --> 00:20:54,078
Like Naples?

337
00:20:54,161 --> 00:20:57,790
Stars are stars.
Ever look at them, Mr. Brittain?

338
00:20:57,873 --> 00:20:59,500
On occasion, yes.

339
00:20:59,542 --> 00:21:02,295
For navigational
purposes only.

340
00:21:02,379 --> 00:21:04,756
Mm-hm, but not
romantically?

341
00:21:04,840 --> 00:21:06,300
Tell me something,
Miss Lucchesi,

342
00:21:06,383 --> 00:21:08,302
is this
a mid-week seduction

343
00:21:08,385 --> 00:21:10,930
or the opening gambit
of a con job?

344
00:21:10,972 --> 00:21:12,932
Is that
how I strike you?

345
00:21:12,974 --> 00:21:15,894
You're financing
this whole operation, are you not?

346
00:21:15,977 --> 00:21:19,314
Yes, with all
the money I have, Mr. Brittain.

347
00:21:19,398 --> 00:21:22,985
In Italy,
during the war,

348
00:21:23,027 --> 00:21:24,820
I lost my family,

349
00:21:24,862 --> 00:21:27,323
my illusions,
my patience.

350
00:21:27,407 --> 00:21:30,035
I want only
one thing now--

351
00:21:30,076 --> 00:21:34,123
To never be
cold or wet or hungry again.

352
00:21:34,206 --> 00:21:36,333
Is that terrible
for you?

353
00:21:36,417 --> 00:21:39,337
Well, it depends.
If you're telling me

354
00:21:39,420 --> 00:21:42,841
that you'll settle
for three meals a day and Vic Rossiter,

355
00:21:42,924 --> 00:21:45,594
then I got to say
You got cheap tastes.

356
00:21:50,141 --> 00:21:54,020
But if you're
looking for sable and a deluxe cruiser,

357
00:21:54,103 --> 00:21:56,022
well, that makes
more sense.

358
00:21:56,064 --> 00:21:58,191
I want more than that.

359
00:21:58,233 --> 00:22:01,695
I want my life to be
whipped cream

360
00:22:01,737 --> 00:22:03,614
and silk sheets.

361
00:22:03,698 --> 00:22:06,033
And without problems.

362
00:22:06,075 --> 00:22:07,535
You're not exclusive.

363
00:22:07,577 --> 00:22:09,537
Perhaps I am not.

364
00:22:09,621 --> 00:22:12,249
I'll steal, if necessary.

365
00:22:12,291 --> 00:22:15,794
But, uh I have
certain reservations.

366
00:22:15,836 --> 00:22:16,796
That's interesting.

367
00:22:16,837 --> 00:22:18,840
Now, what kind
of reservation?

368
00:22:18,881 --> 00:22:22,010
For instance
uh, a hot stove you wouldn't steal?

369
00:22:22,093 --> 00:22:24,054
I wouldn't steal from those

370
00:22:24,137 --> 00:22:25,973
whocouldn't afford to lose.

371
00:22:26,056 --> 00:22:30,394
How do you like this?
A blonde Italian Robin Hood.

372
00:22:30,436 --> 00:22:31,938
What about you,
Mr. Brittain?

373
00:22:32,021 --> 00:22:35,442
Do you have
a master plan or a set ofdreams?

374
00:22:35,525 --> 00:22:36,985
I don't need them.

375
00:22:37,027 --> 00:22:39,029
I just live my life
as I see fit,

376
00:22:39,071 --> 00:22:41,532
and do what I want.
I have a ball.

377
00:22:41,573 --> 00:22:43,367
I take things
as they come.

378
00:22:43,409 --> 00:22:45,453
Then take this,
will you?

379
00:22:45,536 --> 00:22:47,497
This is the sort
of thing

380
00:22:47,580 --> 00:22:49,624
that comes one time
in your life.

381
00:22:49,708 --> 00:22:50,917
Go on.

382
00:22:50,959 --> 00:22:53,754
Eric has an idea,
an incredibleidea.

383
00:22:53,796 --> 00:22:55,756
If we could raise
that sub,

384
00:22:55,798 --> 00:22:58,634
get it yo work,
why not pirates?

385
00:22:58,718 --> 00:23:00,845
You're kidding me.

386
00:23:00,887 --> 00:23:03,056
You think I'm kidding?

387
00:23:03,139 --> 00:23:05,684
A hijack
with a submarine?

388
00:23:05,767 --> 00:23:06,977
Mm-hmm.

389
00:23:08,103 --> 00:23:10,356
I got a better idea.

390
00:23:10,398 --> 00:23:12,859
We put you in a bikini

391
00:23:12,942 --> 00:23:15,820
and strap you
to the wings of a 707,

392
00:23:15,904 --> 00:23:18,323
and we fly you
over Fort Knox.

393
00:23:18,407 --> 00:23:21,827
While all the people
on the ground are looking at you,

394
00:23:21,911 --> 00:23:24,830
we sneak
in the back door and steal the gold.

395
00:23:24,914 --> 00:23:25,915
Please.

396
00:23:25,957 --> 00:23:27,625
Take me seriously.

397
00:23:27,667 --> 00:23:29,127
You I take seriously.

398
00:23:29,169 --> 00:23:32,631
But not some pipe dream
about running off in a submarine

399
00:23:32,673 --> 00:23:35,092
to pull a heist
on the high seas.

400
00:23:35,175 --> 00:23:37,678
That, Miss Lucchesi,
is for laughs.

401
00:23:55,615 --> 00:23:57,993
Have you ever thought
about what you could get

402
00:23:58,076 --> 00:24:00,537
by even pointing a gun
at an ocean liner?

403
00:24:00,621 --> 00:24:02,081
30 years, if we're lucky.

404
00:24:02,164 --> 00:24:05,042
Failing that,
that leaky war memorial at the ocean bottom

405
00:24:05,126 --> 00:24:07,545
might wind up
back at the ocean bottom,

406
00:24:07,629 --> 00:24:10,048
but this time
with all of us in it.

407
00:24:10,131 --> 00:24:14,011
Will you come over
to the motel and discuss this?

408
00:24:14,094 --> 00:24:16,096
I don't think so.

409
00:24:18,099 --> 00:24:21,019
If you're
so difficult now, Mr. Brittain,

410
00:24:21,102 --> 00:24:23,688
how can we ever
become friends?

411
00:24:23,772 --> 00:24:26,650
I got a funny feeling
we are friends.

412
00:24:26,733 --> 00:24:28,694
Very good friends.

413
00:24:30,071 --> 00:24:30,988
Linc.

414
00:24:31,072 --> 00:24:32,532
What?

415
00:24:32,615 --> 00:24:35,910
There are three idiots
over at the motel having a seance,

416
00:24:35,994 --> 00:24:38,872
and they need
two more idiots to make a quorum.

417
00:24:38,956 --> 00:24:40,415
And they sent for us?

418
00:24:40,457 --> 00:24:41,417
Who else?

419
00:24:43,294 --> 00:24:46,214
<i>We could stop
the Queen Mary
anywhere here,</i>

420
00:24:46,255 --> 00:24:49,259
just off the coast
of Abaco Island.

421
00:24:49,300 --> 00:24:53,222
We'll travel
at night, surface, wait for her.

422
00:24:53,305 --> 00:24:55,224
Wait a minute.
Just a moment.

423
00:24:55,307 --> 00:24:57,768
That submarine's
been on the bottom of the ocean

424
00:24:57,852 --> 00:24:59,145
for 20 years.

425
00:24:59,312 --> 00:25:01,189
Brittain, let me
ask you something.

426
00:25:01,272 --> 00:25:02,691
Can you guarantee

427
00:25:02,774 --> 00:25:05,152
that you'd be able
to raise her?

428
00:25:05,235 --> 00:25:06,695
I guarantee you nothing.

429
00:25:06,778 --> 00:25:08,864
For argument's sake,
Mr. Lauffnaur,

430
00:25:08,948 --> 00:25:10,366
let's assume she's dry.

431
00:25:10,449 --> 00:25:12,869
Let's further assume
you can raise her

432
00:25:12,952 --> 00:25:14,787
and get her
in operating condition.

433
00:25:14,871 --> 00:25:16,331
<i>Enter the gracious Queen.</i>

434
00:25:16,373 --> 00:25:18,792
What are you going
to do with her?

435
00:25:18,875 --> 00:25:20,335
Or to her?

436
00:25:20,377 --> 00:25:22,838
There must be thousands
of dollars in the bank

437
00:25:22,922 --> 00:25:24,840
and gold in her
bullion room.

438
00:25:24,924 --> 00:25:26,926
We could take
a million dollars.

439
00:25:26,968 --> 00:25:29,888
I'll bet it could even
be more than a million.

440
00:25:29,971 --> 00:25:32,599
This could be
the biggest heist ever.

441
00:25:32,641 --> 00:25:35,102
It could be a lot
of things...

442
00:25:35,144 --> 00:25:39,065
<i>Assuming you can get
the Queen Mary
to stop for you.</i>

443
00:25:39,148 --> 00:25:40,608
Man has a big point.

444
00:25:40,650 --> 00:25:42,152
Think of it this way.

445
00:25:42,193 --> 00:25:45,113
Think of a submarine
as a big pistol

446
00:25:45,155 --> 00:25:47,116
that holds men
and machinery.

447
00:25:47,199 --> 00:25:50,369
Then you aim this pistol

448
00:25:50,453 --> 00:25:52,872
at the head
of your victim...

449
00:25:52,955 --> 00:25:54,874
Full of blanks,
mind you--

450
00:25:54,958 --> 00:25:56,918
torpedoes
with dummy warheads.

451
00:25:57,002 --> 00:25:59,546
<i>But the victim,
the Queen Mary,</i>

452
00:25:59,588 --> 00:26:01,173
does not know this.

453
00:26:01,256 --> 00:26:04,343
I believe we can assume

454
00:26:04,427 --> 00:26:06,304
<i>that our Queen
won't take</i>

455
00:26:06,387 --> 00:26:07,805
any unnecessary risks.

456
00:26:07,889 --> 00:26:10,976
She'll allow herself
to be boarded.

457
00:26:11,059 --> 00:26:13,020
Then, as Rosa
has suggested,

458
00:26:13,061 --> 00:26:16,023
it's gold bullion
and cash.

459
00:26:16,065 --> 00:26:18,526
We go back
to our submarine,

460
00:26:18,568 --> 00:26:20,653
submerge,
leave the scene.

461
00:26:20,737 --> 00:26:22,614
Yeah, and figure
the take.

462
00:26:22,697 --> 00:26:24,616
A million bucks or more.

463
00:26:24,699 --> 00:26:28,162
We could walk away
from this with nothing to worry about

464
00:26:28,245 --> 00:26:30,665
for the rest
of our lives.

465
00:26:30,748 --> 00:26:33,459
Yeah, I like it.
It makes sense.

466
00:26:33,543 --> 00:26:36,379
It makes sense
if you win the game.

467
00:26:36,463 --> 00:26:37,839
The game you're a playingis that

468
00:26:37,923 --> 00:26:40,384
you're holding an unloaded pistol at a stranger's head.

469
00:26:40,467 --> 00:26:41,885
You figure he's going to throw up his hands.

470
00:26:41,969 --> 00:26:44,055
Suppose the stranger
spits in your eye

471
00:26:44,138 --> 00:26:46,057
and says,
"Go ahead and shoot."

472
00:26:46,140 --> 00:26:48,017
What the hell are you
going to do then?

473
00:26:48,059 --> 00:26:50,437
Now, hold on,
this is all a joke, right?

474
00:26:50,520 --> 00:26:53,190
Nobody here thinks
this is going to work?

475
00:26:53,232 --> 00:26:54,692
You just get this clear.

476
00:26:54,733 --> 00:26:57,236
If you don't think
it can work,

477
00:26:57,278 --> 00:26:59,238
you don't belong
on this trip.

478
00:26:59,280 --> 00:27:02,242
I don't relish the ides
of being cooped up in a sub

479
00:27:02,283 --> 00:27:05,495
<i>with a caramel-colored
lush, anyway.</i>

480
00:27:05,579 --> 00:27:06,955
Forgive him, Linc, please.

481
00:27:07,039 --> 00:27:08,540
He didn't mean it.

482
00:27:10,668 --> 00:27:13,963
<i>I'll take your word
for that.</i>

483
00:27:16,007 --> 00:27:18,427
Hey, come on,
this is ridiculous.

484
00:27:18,510 --> 00:27:19,928
Why the argument, huh?

485
00:27:20,012 --> 00:27:22,431
Let's get on with the,
uh, with the business.

486
00:27:22,473 --> 00:27:25,893
Did you know
this thing is so wild, it can work?

487
00:27:25,977 --> 00:27:27,896
It's so nutty
it can work.

488
00:27:27,937 --> 00:27:29,439
Eric...

489
00:27:29,522 --> 00:27:32,109
You think it's possible.

490
00:27:34,069 --> 00:27:35,946
What about it?

491
00:27:35,988 --> 00:27:38,115
I take it
you are willing.

492
00:27:38,157 --> 00:27:41,619
We all have
special needs,
Mr. Brittain.

493
00:27:41,661 --> 00:27:43,705
I wish it were
catching.

494
00:27:43,788 --> 00:27:46,416
I'd like you along.

495
00:27:50,045 --> 00:27:52,006
Let's take it by steps.

496
00:27:52,048 --> 00:27:54,509
First we got o find
an enclosed mooring

497
00:27:54,551 --> 00:27:56,011
somewhere
down the coastline

498
00:27:56,052 --> 00:27:58,472
where it's nice and quiet,
nobody around, check?

499
00:27:58,555 --> 00:27:59,473
Check.

500
00:27:59,556 --> 00:28:01,016
Then tomorrow,
I'll go over

501
00:28:01,100 --> 00:28:03,519
and see if I can't
raise that submarine.

502
00:28:03,602 --> 00:28:05,062
Lieutenant Brittain, what a pity

503
00:28:05,104 --> 00:28:07,523
we have never
before served in the same navy.

504
00:28:07,607 --> 00:28:09,526
We should do
very well together.

505
00:28:09,609 --> 00:28:12,029
You just see you run
a taut ship, Commander,

506
00:28:12,112 --> 00:28:15,616
because in this little war,
we're going to need one.

507
00:28:15,658 --> 00:28:16,659
Let's go.

508
00:29:41,045 --> 00:29:42,505
Look at the buoy.

509
00:29:46,635 --> 00:29:48,971
He must have reached
the sub.

510
00:29:57,939 --> 00:30:01,235
How long will it take him, Eric?

511
00:30:01,318 --> 00:30:04,322
15 minutes, half hour.
Maybe longer.

512
00:30:04,405 --> 00:30:05,865
Not much longer.

513
00:30:05,907 --> 00:30:09,077
It better not
take him much longer.

514
00:30:09,119 --> 00:30:11,788
What will he do?

515
00:30:11,872 --> 00:30:13,791
He'll go to the escape hatch.

516
00:30:13,874 --> 00:30:15,835
If the trunk
underneath is flooded

517
00:30:15,918 --> 00:30:17,837
he might get it open.

518
00:30:17,920 --> 00:30:21,591
If he does,
he'll move inside and close the hatch...

519
00:32:22,560 --> 00:32:24,604
Once he's inside
the tube...

520
00:32:25,564 --> 00:32:29,360
he'll, uh,
try to open the drain.

521
00:32:29,443 --> 00:32:30,361
Go on.

522
00:32:30,444 --> 00:32:32,029
Then what?

523
00:32:32,113 --> 00:32:35,533
At that point,
either the water just stays there, unmoving,

524
00:32:35,617 --> 00:32:37,994
because the sub
is filled with water,

525
00:32:38,078 --> 00:32:40,038
or it will drain away.

526
00:32:40,122 --> 00:32:43,501
If it does,
he'll try to open the lower hatch.

527
00:33:02,480 --> 00:33:05,609
But if it's
not possible, he'll come up?

528
00:33:07,319 --> 00:33:10,030
There's 100 feet
of sea water

529
00:33:11,532 --> 00:33:14,994
35,000 pounds
on that hatch.

530
00:33:15,036 --> 00:33:16,955
He could never open it.

531
00:33:18,331 --> 00:33:20,417
Then you'll have
to take up another card game,

532
00:33:20,501 --> 00:33:21,877
and we'll have
missed another one.

533
00:33:21,919 --> 00:33:24,672
Victor, please.

534
00:33:24,755 --> 00:33:27,008
Hey, hey,
come on Baby,

535
00:33:27,091 --> 00:33:28,635
What's the matter?

536
00:33:28,676 --> 00:33:30,554
Nobody dies
in Italy?

537
00:34:05,885 --> 00:34:07,136
58 minutes.

538
00:34:07,220 --> 00:34:09,055
Well, kiss him off.

539
00:34:10,098 --> 00:34:13,685
Eric, any...chance?

540
00:34:14,728 --> 00:34:16,689
He's got
a job down there.

541
00:34:16,772 --> 00:34:19,233
He's got to stay on his lung,

542
00:34:19,317 --> 00:34:21,194
because
if that sub is dry,

543
00:34:21,277 --> 00:34:23,238
It'll all be
dead air

544
00:34:23,321 --> 00:34:25,240
and damn little of it.

545
00:34:25,324 --> 00:34:28,243
He'll
blow the ballast if he can.

546
00:34:28,327 --> 00:34:30,246
But there's a lot of ifs.

547
00:34:30,329 --> 00:34:33,750
The valves
of the air flask have to hold.

548
00:34:33,791 --> 00:34:35,752
There's got to be
enough pressure

549
00:34:35,835 --> 00:34:38,213
to blow
all the water from the ballast.

550
00:34:38,255 --> 00:34:40,299
He's got
quite a job.

551
00:35:34,818 --> 00:35:36,946
Hey!
Hooray!

552
00:35:41,117 --> 00:35:42,661
[ENGINE STARTS]

553
00:36:33,760 --> 00:36:34,761
Upsy-Daisy.

554
00:36:39,766 --> 00:36:41,101
Give me that light.

555
00:37:19,061 --> 00:37:22,398
Quite an exceptional
gentleman... in his day.

556
00:37:23,649 --> 00:37:25,109
He was left here...

557
00:37:25,151 --> 00:37:27,111
probably
at his own orders

558
00:37:27,195 --> 00:37:29,781
so that his men
could get out.

559
00:37:29,864 --> 00:37:32,743
Then he, himself,
filled the ballast tanks

560
00:37:32,826 --> 00:37:35,830
to let the sub sink.

561
00:37:52,390 --> 00:37:56,436
Then he just sat....
Waiting to die.

562
00:37:57,979 --> 00:38:00,399
Well, what do you
want to do,

563
00:38:00,482 --> 00:38:02,359
stuff him
and sell tickets, Hmm?

564
00:38:02,401 --> 00:38:06,197
We'll get hold
of some fishing nets, some canvas...

565
00:38:06,280 --> 00:38:07,699
And bury him at sea?

566
00:38:08,908 --> 00:38:09,826
Yes.

567
00:38:09,910 --> 00:38:12,079
Would you help me?

568
00:38:12,162 --> 00:38:13,872
I'll find some canvas.

569
00:38:15,666 --> 00:38:19,295
I can think of a hundred
better ways to die.

570
00:38:29,598 --> 00:38:32,518
All right, let's get
this stuff ashore

571
00:38:32,560 --> 00:38:34,020
and burn it.

572
00:38:34,062 --> 00:38:35,689
Pass this along.

573
00:38:38,567 --> 00:38:39,484
Rosa!

574
00:38:39,568 --> 00:38:40,486
Yes.

575
00:38:40,569 --> 00:38:42,613
Pass this through.

576
00:39:19,196 --> 00:39:20,280
Victor!

577
00:39:38,175 --> 00:39:40,595
We're going backto the boat, Mark.

578
00:39:40,678 --> 00:39:42,013
Yeah, O.K.

579
00:39:42,055 --> 00:39:44,099
Come along
as soon as you're through.

580
00:39:44,182 --> 00:39:45,183
Check.

581
00:40:17,887 --> 00:40:19,347
Well,
what's the verdict?

582
00:40:19,389 --> 00:40:21,349
4-0 is the verdict.

583
00:40:21,432 --> 00:40:23,852
She's in better shape
than we dared hope.

584
00:40:23,935 --> 00:40:25,854
Not too much corrosion, little damage.

585
00:40:25,938 --> 00:40:27,398
Batteries are dead,
naturally.

586
00:40:27,439 --> 00:40:29,817
That's probably
what stopped her to begin with.

587
00:40:29,900 --> 00:40:31,319
Let's get started,
Huh?

588
00:40:31,402 --> 00:40:32,820
What's
the first thing?

589
00:40:32,904 --> 00:40:34,489
I want a drink first.

590
00:40:34,531 --> 00:40:37,492
What we need now
is a mechanic. A good mechanic,

591
00:40:37,534 --> 00:40:40,245
somebody who knows
sub engines inside and out.

592
00:40:40,329 --> 00:40:43,666
That's great.
We'll put an ad in the paper.

593
00:40:43,708 --> 00:40:46,210
No need.
I know such a man.

594
00:40:46,294 --> 00:40:49,255
I worked in the Brooklyn
navy yard a while back.

595
00:40:49,297 --> 00:40:50,715
Met a chap
named Moreno.

596
00:40:50,757 --> 00:40:52,426
He can strip an engine

597
00:40:52,467 --> 00:40:54,929
and put it together again
in his sleep.

598
00:40:54,970 --> 00:40:59,225
He car repair anything
from an ocean liner to a sailboat.

599
00:40:59,308 --> 00:41:01,561
He'd he well worth his cut.

600
00:41:03,522 --> 00:41:05,941
Eric,
what would his cut be?

601
00:41:06,024 --> 00:41:07,443
Even shares all around.

602
00:41:07,526 --> 00:41:09,695
Isn't that what we decided?

603
00:41:09,737 --> 00:41:10,905
Sure, sure.

604
00:41:10,988 --> 00:41:13,282
But someJonny-Come-Lately greasemonkey

605
00:41:13,366 --> 00:41:14,701
who contributes
a screwdriver...

606
00:41:14,742 --> 00:41:18,246
How does he figure
to get a full share?

607
00:41:18,288 --> 00:41:19,873
Rosa, you know something,

608
00:41:19,957 --> 00:41:22,334
We start divvying this up
too many ways,

609
00:41:22,418 --> 00:41:23,878
that's going to shrink
the melon.

610
00:41:23,961 --> 00:41:26,214
If Eric says
he's needed,
he's s partner.

611
00:41:26,297 --> 00:41:29,259
He's a partner
if he wants to be a partner.

612
00:41:29,342 --> 00:41:32,763
I think we're taking
a little too much for granted, here.

613
00:41:32,846 --> 00:41:35,266
How do we know
he'll sit still for this?

614
00:41:35,349 --> 00:41:39,353
You'd be amazed
at what some people will sit still for.

615
00:41:39,395 --> 00:41:43,024
Mr Moreno and I
have been involved in several transactions.

616
00:41:43,108 --> 00:41:45,527
I've never known him
to fail me.

617
00:41:45,611 --> 00:41:48,113
Are you saying
you got something on Moreno?

618
00:41:48,197 --> 00:41:51,909
Maybe a little more
than he's got on me.

619
00:41:51,993 --> 00:41:53,953
At any rate,
his morality

620
00:41:54,037 --> 00:41:56,289
is as flexible
as ours.

621
00:41:56,373 --> 00:41:58,792
He is
what your navy calls

622
00:41:58,875 --> 00:42:00,919
"Dishonorably
Discharged".

623
00:42:02,087 --> 00:42:05,216
You think
you can locate this man?

624
00:42:05,299 --> 00:42:07,635
I'll start tomorrow.
It shouldn't be too difficult.

625
00:42:07,719 --> 00:42:09,179
Well, that settles that.

626
00:42:09,220 --> 00:42:11,640
Let's go ashore
and get some sleep.

627
00:42:11,682 --> 00:42:13,141
It's getting late.

628
00:42:13,225 --> 00:42:15,102
No. I'd like
a swim first.

629
00:42:15,144 --> 00:42:17,104
Well, now baby,
it's past midnight.

630
00:42:17,146 --> 00:42:19,607
Why don't we settle
for a hot bath?

631
00:42:19,691 --> 00:42:22,569
You got a bathing suit,
I got some towels below.

632
00:42:22,652 --> 00:42:25,614
I'm sure you do,
but the lady needs her sleep.

633
00:42:25,697 --> 00:42:28,617
Just so we don't
misunderstand each other, Brittain.

634
00:42:28,701 --> 00:42:30,578
We don't share
everything alike.

635
00:42:30,661 --> 00:42:34,123
What was owned before,
that's not in the pot.

636
00:42:34,207 --> 00:42:37,210
So we don't have anymisunderstandings--

637
00:42:37,294 --> 00:42:38,670
Nobody owns me.

638
00:42:38,754 --> 00:42:41,173
You have a few
prerogatives,
Victor,

639
00:42:41,256 --> 00:42:44,135
but that's a gift
from me to you.

640
00:42:44,218 --> 00:42:46,679
I can revoke
the license anytime.

641
00:42:46,763 --> 00:42:49,265
May I use
your cabin, please?

642
00:42:50,267 --> 00:42:51,268
Thank you.

643
00:42:53,812 --> 00:42:55,231
I'll go with you.

644
00:42:55,272 --> 00:42:58,734
The young lady can
swim her way back home.

645
00:42:59,986 --> 00:43:02,739
You step
on my toes a lot, Brittain.

646
00:43:02,781 --> 00:43:03,865
I'm unaccustomed.

647
00:43:05,075 --> 00:43:07,911
Cry a little baby,
so I'll know.

648
00:43:07,953 --> 00:43:09,455
You'll know,
believe it.

649
00:43:35,276 --> 00:43:37,695
You don't get out
of there,

650
00:43:37,778 --> 00:43:40,281
you're going to grow
a fin.

651
00:43:50,501 --> 00:43:53,171
Ahh...Brrr!

652
00:43:54,839 --> 00:43:56,258
Ever been
a masseur?

653
00:43:56,341 --> 00:43:58,760
No, but I
could kick myself.

654
00:43:58,844 --> 00:44:01,805
Linc, throw me that
that little jacket, will you?

655
00:44:04,225 --> 00:44:05,309
Thank you.

656
00:44:12,317 --> 00:44:15,195
Where'd you learn
to swim so good,

657
00:44:15,279 --> 00:44:18,199
diving for coins
in the Bay of Naples?

658
00:44:18,282 --> 00:44:21,202
I do everything
with perfection,
Mr. Brittain--

659
00:44:21,286 --> 00:44:22,662
Swimming, dancing,
fundraising,

660
00:44:22,746 --> 00:44:23,997
almost everything.

661
00:44:24,039 --> 00:44:25,207
And you?

662
00:44:25,248 --> 00:44:29,086
I play a little gin.
I catch a little fish.

663
00:44:29,170 --> 00:44:32,089
If I catch a lot
of fish,

664
00:44:32,173 --> 00:44:35,176
I get splendidly stoned.
It's a living.

665
00:44:36,303 --> 00:44:38,263
I think
I swim home now.

666
00:44:38,305 --> 00:44:40,265
Yes, but that's
only half way.

667
00:44:40,307 --> 00:44:42,268
When you get
on the shore,

668
00:44:42,309 --> 00:44:44,770
you have to walk
the rest of the way

669
00:44:44,812 --> 00:44:46,230
in a wet
bathing suit.

670
00:44:46,314 --> 00:44:48,775
Let me drive you
to the pier.

671
00:44:48,858 --> 00:44:51,862
I'll be there
before you can start
the engines.

672
00:45:19,309 --> 00:45:22,396
That isn't exactly
the Brooklyn navy yard.

673
00:45:23,481 --> 00:45:25,775
Mark, this is
Tony Moreno.

674
00:45:27,277 --> 00:45:29,821
He tells me
you're s shark with engines.

675
00:45:29,863 --> 00:45:31,531
Depends
on the engines.

676
00:45:32,783 --> 00:45:34,159
Where's the boat?

677
00:45:35,286 --> 00:45:36,746
Right in there.

678
00:45:56,810 --> 00:45:58,270
Are you serious?

679
00:45:58,353 --> 00:46:00,731
I didn't
say it was just
launched.

680
00:46:00,814 --> 00:46:03,693
You didn't say it came
out of a museum, either.

681
00:46:03,776 --> 00:46:06,320
I ain't seen one like this
in 20 years.

682
00:46:06,404 --> 00:46:07,822
It grows on you.

683
00:46:07,906 --> 00:46:10,325
I got enough
growing on me.

684
00:46:10,408 --> 00:46:11,827
When do I start?

685
00:46:11,910 --> 00:46:13,328
You've already started.

686
00:46:13,412 --> 00:46:15,039
Hey!

687
00:46:15,122 --> 00:46:18,334
Rossiter, Langley,
Miss Lucchesi,

688
00:46:18,417 --> 00:46:20,545
My old friend, Tony Moreno.

689
00:46:20,628 --> 00:46:21,588
Hello.

690
00:46:21,671 --> 00:46:23,340
HI. Charmed.

691
00:46:23,423 --> 00:46:24,591
<i> Italiana?</i>

692
00:46:24,674 --> 00:46:26,301
<i> Si, di Napoli.
Lei?</i>

693
00:46:26,426 --> 00:46:28,512
<i> Io sono diMilano.
Hmm, Bene.</i>

694
00:46:31,265 --> 00:46:33,685
Are you looking
for something special,

695
00:46:33,768 --> 00:46:35,979
or are you just browsing?

696
00:46:37,272 --> 00:46:39,233
You ever serves
on these?

697
00:46:39,316 --> 00:46:40,818
Only on the engines.

698
00:46:40,901 --> 00:46:44,196
Anybody go down
on one of these
is crazy.

699
00:46:44,238 --> 00:46:45,364
How about you?

700
00:46:45,406 --> 00:46:47,283
Submarines.

701
00:46:48,493 --> 00:46:49,452
Officer?

702
00:46:49,536 --> 00:46:51,121
Check.
Senior grade.

703
00:46:53,290 --> 00:46:54,750
Do I salute?

704
00:46:54,833 --> 00:46:56,752
Nope, not in this outfit,

705
00:46:56,836 --> 00:46:59,213
But we got
a chain of command.

706
00:46:59,297 --> 00:47:01,633
He gives the orders,
and we jump.

707
00:47:10,810 --> 00:47:13,688
Nice to have you
with us, Moreno.

708
00:47:14,773 --> 00:47:15,774
Yeah.

709
00:47:28,121 --> 00:47:30,665
What do you
think of him, Mark?

710
00:47:30,749 --> 00:47:33,669
How did you say
he got that D. D.?

711
00:47:33,710 --> 00:47:35,087
The discharge?

712
00:47:35,170 --> 00:47:37,381
He hit
the superior officer
with a wrench.

713
00:47:37,465 --> 00:47:38,925
Almost killed him.

714
00:47:39,008 --> 00:47:40,593
Is that all?
Ha!

715
00:47:40,677 --> 00:47:42,595
Hope he can work
under pressure.

716
00:47:42,637 --> 00:47:44,431
Not too much pressure,
mind you.

717
00:47:44,514 --> 00:47:46,934
After all, what are we
asking him to do?

718
00:47:47,017 --> 00:47:49,228
Just to get
the engines going

719
00:47:49,270 --> 00:47:51,731
so we can holdup
a liner.

720
00:47:51,772 --> 00:47:54,776
That's not asking too much.
Not too complicated.
Let's go to work.

721
00:47:59,281 --> 00:48:01,742
Gaskets will have to be
replaced.

722
00:48:01,825 --> 00:48:03,744
You'll need
all new indicators.

723
00:48:03,828 --> 00:48:07,165
Gears look like
they're in good shape.

724
00:48:09,292 --> 00:48:10,710
The clutch
is frozen.

725
00:48:10,794 --> 00:48:13,255
We'll have the repack
the whole thing.

726
00:48:13,338 --> 00:48:15,716
I've got
new packing coming,
A blowtorch, too.

727
00:48:15,758 --> 00:48:17,718
You'll need it.

728
00:48:17,760 --> 00:48:21,014
I hope the shafts
are not rusted away.

729
00:48:21,097 --> 00:48:24,226
The mountings,
fittings, surfaces
are all corroded.

730
00:48:24,267 --> 00:48:27,813
The same goes for
the compressor
and the pumps.

731
00:48:29,273 --> 00:48:31,692
I'll need
at least 10 days--

732
00:48:31,776 --> 00:48:33,736
repairing, improvising,
patching up.

733
00:48:33,820 --> 00:48:35,447
Maybe some
reinventing.

734
00:48:35,530 --> 00:48:37,491
You want my
my honest opinion?

735
00:48:37,532 --> 00:48:38,533
Well, yeah.

736
00:48:39,576 --> 00:48:41,370
Forget the whole thing.

737
00:48:43,831 --> 00:48:46,042
What's all that about?

738
00:48:46,084 --> 00:48:47,460
Tony,
for the moment,

739
00:48:47,585 --> 00:48:50,213
just worry
about your side of this.

740
00:48:50,297 --> 00:48:52,382
I know you can do this.

741
00:48:52,424 --> 00:48:54,843
Those batteries
are going to give us
nightmares.

742
00:48:54,927 --> 00:48:56,846
What do you mean?
completely gone?

743
00:48:56,929 --> 00:48:58,681
They couldn't
light a flashlight.

744
00:48:58,764 --> 00:49:01,267
We could use
car batteries for
emergency lighting.

745
00:49:01,309 --> 00:49:03,228
We'll have to get
a generator,

746
00:49:03,311 --> 00:49:04,730
distilled water
and acid.

747
00:49:04,771 --> 00:49:06,231
We'll get them.

748
00:49:06,273 --> 00:49:08,192
We still have to pray
there's enough lead
to take a half charge.

749
00:49:08,275 --> 00:49:09,735
And even then...

750
00:49:09,819 --> 00:49:11,279
Yeah?
Even then?

751
00:49:11,320 --> 00:49:14,240
You'll have
to ride the surface
most of the time.

752
00:49:14,324 --> 00:49:17,202
You won't be able to
keep her down there

753
00:49:17,244 --> 00:49:19,872
for more than
one hour at a time.

754
00:49:19,913 --> 00:49:23,876
But if it gets us
where we want to go...

755
00:49:23,918 --> 00:49:25,002
If?

756
00:49:25,086 --> 00:49:27,881
<i>"The terrible ifs
accumulate."</i>

757
00:49:27,922 --> 00:49:28,882
Hmm?

758
00:49:28,923 --> 00:49:30,091
Winston Churchill.

759
00:49:30,175 --> 00:49:32,177
They better do
all their accumulating

760
00:49:32,261 --> 00:49:34,430
while we're
on this dry run.

761
00:49:34,471 --> 00:49:36,932
If those batteries
die out 100 miles
offshore,

762
00:49:36,974 --> 00:49:39,435
we can have
a big farewell party

763
00:49:39,477 --> 00:49:41,479
on the bottom
of the ocean.

764
00:49:41,521 --> 00:49:44,357
Tony, it's still
worth the try.

765
00:49:46,485 --> 00:49:49,530
Yeah. Think of
the money.

766
00:50:45,718 --> 00:50:47,428
<i>[ITALIAN]</i>

767
00:50:56,397 --> 00:50:57,356
Oh, boy!

768
00:50:57,398 --> 00:50:59,400
Five more minutes of this,

769
00:50:59,442 --> 00:51:02,904
and they can put me
in a rubber room.

770
00:51:02,946 --> 00:51:05,365
Next time,
I'll stick to galleons.

771
00:51:07,242 --> 00:51:08,619
Oh...

772
00:51:09,745 --> 00:51:10,871
Hey.

773
00:51:10,913 --> 00:51:12,749
Where'd you steal that
Huh?

774
00:51:12,874 --> 00:51:14,751
What do you mean
by that?

775
00:51:14,793 --> 00:51:16,753
Nothing, nothing
it's just an expression.

776
00:51:16,795 --> 00:51:19,256
You don't strike me
as the Tiffany type.

777
00:51:19,298 --> 00:51:21,258
The world's full
of surprises.

778
00:51:21,342 --> 00:51:22,343
Yeah.

779
00:51:22,384 --> 00:51:24,762
You know, I got
a thing for rocks.

780
00:51:24,846 --> 00:51:26,305
Anything shiny, you know.

781
00:51:26,347 --> 00:51:29,726
What about
a little shiny sweat
on the forehead?

782
00:51:29,809 --> 00:51:32,271
If I want my
jewelry appraised,

783
00:51:32,354 --> 00:51:34,314
I'll send
for somebody. Move over.

784
00:51:36,901 --> 00:51:37,818
[ENGINE STARTS]

785
00:51:37,902 --> 00:51:38,986
Hear that?

786
00:51:39,070 --> 00:51:41,865
That's what you should be
worried about.

787
00:51:41,948 --> 00:51:44,409
Right now
they're singing at me...

788
00:51:46,328 --> 00:51:47,830
but who knows?

789
00:51:47,871 --> 00:51:50,333
The engines
are singing at him.

790
00:51:50,374 --> 00:51:53,336
I love Italians.
They're so damned musical.

791
00:51:54,420 --> 00:51:56,840
Let's knock it off
for tonight.

792
00:51:56,882 --> 00:52:01,345
That honest sweat
you were looking for--
it' all used up.

793
00:52:01,387 --> 00:52:03,848
I haven't got
any liquid left.

794
00:52:03,931 --> 00:52:06,768
Hey, what union you with?
You keep short hours.

795
00:52:06,851 --> 00:52:08,353
What, suddenly
you're the foreman?

796
00:52:08,436 --> 00:52:10,939
When I punch out,
that's my business.

797
00:52:10,981 --> 00:52:13,567
Why don't both of you
shut up.

798
00:52:13,650 --> 00:52:15,402
The temperature's
no different over here.

799
00:52:15,486 --> 00:52:16,904
Ahh, let's stop.

800
00:52:16,988 --> 00:52:18,948
It's like an oven.

801
00:52:18,990 --> 00:52:20,450
It's like
a nuthouse.

802
00:52:20,533 --> 00:52:22,911
That's what it is,
a loony bin--

803
00:52:22,994 --> 00:52:26,123
a happy German,
queer for boats,our spaghetti eater,

804
00:52:26,206 --> 00:52:28,334
Mr. Brittain's
wino freedom rider,

805
00:52:28,417 --> 00:52:30,795
and Mr. Brittain,
himself,

806
00:52:30,878 --> 00:52:32,839
who I think
would sell us out

807
00:52:32,922 --> 00:52:34,632
for 25 bucks
in hard cash.

808
00:52:34,716 --> 00:52:36,217
Did I forget
anybody?

809
00:52:36,301 --> 00:52:38,679
What do we do
about him?

810
00:52:38,762 --> 00:52:40,305
Somebody
make a suggestion.

811
00:52:40,347 --> 00:52:43,392
I think that'll do itfor this evening,
gentlemen.

812
00:52:47,981 --> 00:52:48,898
Mark!

813
00:52:48,982 --> 00:52:50,275
Yeah?

814
00:52:50,317 --> 00:52:53,028
We're knocking it off
for tonight. Let's go.

815
00:53:00,912 --> 00:53:03,081
There's still
much to do.

816
00:53:03,123 --> 00:53:07,336
Tomorrow night,
Mark and I will
dive her right here

817
00:53:07,419 --> 00:53:09,880
at less than
conning tower depth.

818
00:53:09,964 --> 00:53:12,383
Then we'll
fill and blow all the ballasts

819
00:53:12,467 --> 00:53:15,303
and pump the trim tanks
before we even go out.

820
00:53:15,345 --> 00:53:18,306
When we do take her
out of here,

821
00:53:18,348 --> 00:53:21,810
we'll surface
at night a few times if we have to.

822
00:53:21,852 --> 00:53:24,814
For now, let's all get
a little sleep, O.K.?

823
00:53:24,856 --> 00:53:27,400
All right, Rosa.
Let's go.

824
00:53:36,076 --> 00:53:37,536
Thank you.

825
00:53:39,080 --> 00:53:40,456
<i> Arrivederci.</i>

826
00:53:44,669 --> 00:53:47,756
So silent.
So little to say?

827
00:53:49,759 --> 00:53:53,137
Just tryingto thinkof a rhyme for Rossiter.

828
00:53:53,221 --> 00:53:54,639
He doesn't appeal?

829
00:53:54,722 --> 00:53:56,349
I'm mad about him.

830
00:53:58,977 --> 00:54:00,979
Make allowances,
Mark.

831
00:54:01,021 --> 00:54:03,733
He had a hard
beginning--

832
00:54:03,816 --> 00:54:07,028
The slums
until 14 years old,

833
00:54:07,070 --> 00:54:09,447
then the reformatory.

834
00:54:09,531 --> 00:54:14,119
That would explain
his angers,
wouldn't it?

835
00:54:14,203 --> 00:54:17,957
I'll try to set asidean hour a day
to extend my sympathy.

836
00:54:19,625 --> 00:54:24,256
How many hours a day
will you devote?
How many hours at night?

837
00:54:25,674 --> 00:54:27,593
I don't like that, Mark.

838
00:54:27,676 --> 00:54:31,597
There was a time
when Victor Rossiter
appealed to me--

839
00:54:31,681 --> 00:54:33,099
when he filled a need.

840
00:54:33,182 --> 00:54:35,143
I make no excuses, Mark.

841
00:54:35,226 --> 00:54:37,854
I didn't ask for any.

842
00:54:37,896 --> 00:54:38,981
Rosa?

843
00:54:40,190 --> 00:54:42,067
Are you coming
or not?

844
00:55:00,004 --> 00:55:03,258
I was thinking of saving
this for the christening,

845
00:55:03,341 --> 00:55:04,760
but
I seriously doubt

846
00:55:04,843 --> 00:55:07,805
this old tub would
survive the blow.

847
00:55:14,771 --> 00:55:16,314
Know something, Mark?

848
00:55:17,816 --> 00:55:19,943
Not very much.

849
00:55:20,027 --> 00:55:23,364
We're digging
ourselves a grave here.

850
00:55:23,447 --> 00:55:26,367
Each of us for his
own particular reason--

851
00:55:26,451 --> 00:55:30,288
love, loyalty, greed.

852
00:55:30,330 --> 00:55:33,333
The atmosphere
is stifling.

853
00:55:33,375 --> 00:55:37,046
It's becoming extremely
difficult to breathe.

854
00:55:38,881 --> 00:55:40,341
You want out, Linc?

855
00:55:42,928 --> 00:55:46,223
I signed onfor the duration.

856
00:55:46,265 --> 00:55:47,766
Funny thing, though.

857
00:55:47,808 --> 00:55:50,770
Ever since I went
into long trousers,

858
00:55:50,811 --> 00:55:53,231
I've been running
away from myself.

859
00:55:53,314 --> 00:55:56,151
I found a hiding
place in a bottle.

860
00:55:56,192 --> 00:55:59,446
Where'll I hide
after this, Mark?

861
00:56:01,323 --> 00:56:02,741
If we're lucky,

862
00:56:02,825 --> 00:56:05,578
Maybe in a suite
at the Waldorf.

863
00:56:05,661 --> 00:56:06,955
You believe that?

864
00:56:06,996 --> 00:56:09,165
<i>I do not.</i>

865
00:56:12,669 --> 00:56:14,254
Drink up, Lincoln.

866
00:56:14,338 --> 00:56:17,300
You've got your problems
and I've got mine.

867
00:56:24,307 --> 00:56:28,228
She's so deep in my gut,
we breathe together.

868
00:56:30,314 --> 00:56:33,276
[MUSIC PLAYS]

869
00:56:35,320 --> 00:56:37,239
What time is it, please?

870
00:56:37,280 --> 00:56:39,241
Quarter to 2:00.

871
00:56:39,324 --> 00:56:41,243
Freshen it up?

872
00:56:41,327 --> 00:56:43,663
Just more ice,
thank you.

873
00:57:45,649 --> 00:57:47,067
Well?

874
00:57:47,109 --> 00:57:49,612
Well, come on, Eric.
What happened?

875
00:57:50,738 --> 00:57:52,573
She's ready.

876
00:57:54,617 --> 00:57:57,329
Well, so far, so good.

877
00:57:58,830 --> 00:58:03,461
Yeah, and that calls
for a nice, tall drink.

878
00:58:20,855 --> 00:58:21,981
Hey, Rosa.

879
00:58:22,023 --> 00:58:23,775
Oh, Linc.

880
00:58:23,859 --> 00:58:26,779
It wasn't what you'd
call a maiden voyage,

881
00:58:26,862 --> 00:58:30,574
but our lady
went under 12 feet
without a leak.

882
00:58:30,658 --> 00:58:32,076
And everyone's
all right?

883
00:58:32,160 --> 00:58:35,121
As Mark says, 4-0.

884
00:58:35,205 --> 00:58:37,290
Same again?

885
00:58:37,374 --> 00:58:38,291
Please.

886
00:58:38,333 --> 00:58:41,629
For me, too, no ice.

887
00:58:41,670 --> 00:58:44,674
How did your little
shopping trip go?

888
00:59:07,116 --> 00:59:08,868
Two of them?

889
00:59:16,293 --> 00:59:18,086
Just what we need.

890
00:59:19,338 --> 00:59:21,173
Linc...

891
00:59:21,256 --> 00:59:23,551
You were in
the British navy, no?

892
00:59:23,634 --> 00:59:27,096
Wireless operator
on a cruiser.

893
00:59:30,016 --> 00:59:32,728
How long have
you known Mark?

894
00:59:32,811 --> 00:59:34,438
Quite some time.

895
00:59:36,315 --> 00:59:38,943
He recreated me.

896
00:59:39,026 --> 00:59:40,445
I'd been ill.

897
00:59:40,528 --> 00:59:43,990
He found me lying on
the sidewalk one night.

898
00:59:44,032 --> 00:59:45,826
I weighed 104 pounds,

899
00:59:45,867 --> 00:59:48,621
And death was waiting
just around the corner.

900
00:59:48,662 --> 00:59:50,623
Mark beat him to it.

901
00:59:50,706 --> 00:59:53,126
He picked me up, fed me.

902
00:59:53,209 --> 00:59:55,879
Shared his clothes
with me.

903
00:59:55,962 --> 00:59:58,382
Then taught me
to play gin.

904
01:00:00,342 --> 01:00:03,095
I owe him
very much, Rosa.

905
01:00:03,179 --> 01:00:05,306
Certainly for my life.

906
01:00:07,141 --> 01:00:09,144
Among this
whole motley crew,

907
01:00:09,144 --> 01:00:12,272
I think he has
the most substance.

908
01:00:27,873 --> 01:00:30,292
Thank you, Linc.

909
01:00:30,376 --> 01:00:34,005
Right now I think
he's looking at the stars.

910
01:00:55,070 --> 01:00:59,200
Linc said I'd find you
under the stars.

911
01:00:59,242 --> 01:01:02,245
He sure narrowed
it down, didn't he?

912
01:01:02,329 --> 01:01:05,248
What do the stars
tell you tonight?

913
01:01:05,332 --> 01:01:08,252
Tonight the stars
tell me I'm an idiot.

914
01:01:08,294 --> 01:01:09,754
A gold-plated idiot,

915
01:01:09,795 --> 01:01:12,799
for getting mixed up
in this thing.

916
01:01:15,343 --> 01:01:18,180
You're not usually
afraid, Mark.

917
01:01:18,263 --> 01:01:20,391
Why the second
thoughts now?

918
01:01:22,017 --> 01:01:25,480
Do you seriously
realize what we're
getting into, Rosa?

919
01:01:25,521 --> 01:01:28,817
<i>The minute
we set foot on deck of the Queen Mary,</i>

920
01:01:28,858 --> 01:01:30,819
we consign ourselves
to South America.

921
01:01:30,902 --> 01:01:34,823
But do you think
it would be
so difficult

922
01:01:34,907 --> 01:01:38,786
to livein
Rio De Janerio or Caracus?

923
01:01:38,870 --> 01:01:40,079
Live?

924
01:01:40,163 --> 01:01:41,998
That wouldn't
be living, Rosa.

925
01:01:42,082 --> 01:01:46,545
We'd be running and hiding
for the rest of our lives.

926
01:01:49,673 --> 01:01:52,552
It's not more wrong
now than before.

927
01:01:52,635 --> 01:01:54,929
I didn't hear
you say no.

928
01:01:55,013 --> 01:01:58,100
That's because maybe
you weren't listening.

929
01:01:58,183 --> 01:02:01,979
Come to think of it,
I wasn't talking.

930
01:02:04,774 --> 01:02:06,859
What held you?

931
01:02:06,901 --> 01:02:09,362
What held me?

932
01:02:10,739 --> 01:02:13,742
A blue-eyed, long legged
Italian with hooks.

933
01:02:13,784 --> 01:02:15,452
That's what held me.

934
01:02:18,706 --> 01:02:21,960
I--I remove them, Mark.

935
01:02:22,001 --> 01:02:23,795
You're free.

936
01:02:26,173 --> 01:02:29,677
You wouldn't con me
lady, not again?

937
01:02:29,719 --> 01:02:33,806
You--you never
thought you might be important for me,

938
01:02:33,848 --> 01:02:38,645
from choice--
and not design?

939
01:02:38,729 --> 01:02:40,147
Well, in that case,

940
01:02:40,230 --> 01:02:42,691
Why don't you drop
the other shoe?

941
01:02:42,733 --> 01:02:44,235
Stay a while.

942
01:03:11,724 --> 01:03:12,850
Heave!

943
01:03:12,892 --> 01:03:15,186
[WHISTLING]

944
01:03:20,359 --> 01:03:22,611
What about the explosive?

945
01:03:22,695 --> 01:03:24,155
Well, what about it?

946
01:03:24,238 --> 01:03:26,157
What are you,
the floorwalker?

947
01:03:26,240 --> 01:03:28,827
I want to be sure
you dump it

948
01:03:28,868 --> 01:03:32,122
far enough out so
it doesn't float back in.

949
01:03:32,164 --> 01:03:34,667
Don't worry.
this is my department.

950
01:03:34,708 --> 01:03:37,670
And weight that warhead
with plenty of sea water.

951
01:03:37,712 --> 01:03:40,381
<i>Oh, yes, sir,
lieutenant. sir.</i>

952
01:03:50,101 --> 01:03:51,310
Morning.

953
01:03:51,435 --> 01:03:52,979
[ERIC]
Morning, Rosa.

954
01:04:02,114 --> 01:04:05,034
You always look
this good in the morning?

955
01:04:05,117 --> 01:04:07,287
You'll
have time to compare.

956
01:04:07,328 --> 01:04:10,874
There will be
thousands of mornings.

957
01:04:15,629 --> 01:04:17,590
Let's
get back to work.

958
01:04:17,632 --> 01:04:21,720
We should be ready
to take her out
when it's dark.

959
01:05:18,241 --> 01:05:19,576
Hatch secured!

960
01:05:19,618 --> 01:05:22,371
You know what to do
with the ballast tanks?

961
01:05:22,413 --> 01:05:23,581
Yes, I know.

962
01:05:27,794 --> 01:05:29,421
Eric?

963
01:05:29,462 --> 01:05:30,547
Yes.

964
01:05:30,589 --> 01:05:32,257
They're running
nice and cool.

965
01:05:32,299 --> 01:05:34,009
Good.

966
01:05:34,093 --> 01:05:35,511
Let's take her down.

967
01:05:35,594 --> 01:05:37,263
Remember,
all of you.

968
01:05:37,305 --> 01:05:39,891
Don't only look
for water,
listen for it.

969
01:05:39,974 --> 01:05:42,978
If you hear it,
sing out loud and clear.

970
01:05:43,061 --> 01:05:45,022
Did you hear that, Tony?

971
01:05:45,105 --> 01:05:46,064
Right.

972
01:05:46,148 --> 01:05:47,900
Stand by to dive.

973
01:05:49,276 --> 01:05:50,528
Stand by to dive.

974
01:05:50,611 --> 01:05:52,071
Right.

975
01:05:58,704 --> 01:06:00,164
Food them, Rosa.

976
01:06:02,625 --> 01:06:04,085
Pressure in the boat.

977
01:06:09,341 --> 01:06:10,759
Pressure in the boat.

978
01:06:10,801 --> 01:06:13,679
15 degrees dive.

979
01:06:13,762 --> 01:06:15,180
15 degrees.

980
01:06:20,436 --> 01:06:23,565
Victor, check for leaks
in the torpedo room.

981
01:06:23,607 --> 01:06:25,233
Right.

982
01:06:45,757 --> 01:06:47,926
8 Meters.

983
01:06:48,009 --> 01:06:49,761
Watch
the trim gauges.

984
01:06:49,844 --> 01:06:50,846
Check.

985
01:07:00,607 --> 01:07:02,609
[LINC]
12 Meters.

986
01:07:02,692 --> 01:07:04,653
Level off
at 16 meters.

987
01:07:16,207 --> 01:07:18,210
Close the vents, Rosa.

988
01:07:21,714 --> 01:07:23,049
16 meters.

989
01:07:23,090 --> 01:07:24,800
Upperiscope.

990
01:07:39,192 --> 01:07:42,153
She's all dry in
the torpedo room.

991
01:07:47,201 --> 01:07:49,245
All dry
back there, too.

992
01:07:50,955 --> 01:07:54,125
We are now 50 feet
under the surface.

993
01:07:54,209 --> 01:07:57,587
We are dry,
breathing, we have eyes.

994
01:07:57,671 --> 01:07:58,797
Gentlemen,

995
01:07:58,839 --> 01:08:00,841
and lady,

996
01:08:00,883 --> 01:08:02,343
congratulations
to us all.

997
01:08:02,384 --> 01:08:04,303
Now what
do we do?

998
01:08:04,387 --> 01:08:07,307
Now we go up
and talk strategy.

999
01:08:07,390 --> 01:08:09,059
Stand by to surface.

1000
01:08:28,455 --> 01:08:29,874
All right, once more.

1001
01:08:29,957 --> 01:08:32,376
No, I'm bleary.
Let's pick it up tomorrow.

1002
01:08:32,418 --> 01:08:34,879
Hold it, we'll
do it once more.

1003
01:08:34,963 --> 01:08:35,880
Good.

1004
01:08:35,964 --> 01:08:37,424
The day after tomorrow

1005
01:08:37,466 --> 01:08:40,427
<i>the Queen Mary
sails from New York.</i>

1006
01:08:40,469 --> 01:08:41,929
Three nights
from tonight,

1007
01:08:41,971 --> 01:08:45,725
We'll sail out to
a predetermined point,

1008
01:08:45,808 --> 01:08:48,478
surface, wait for her.

1009
01:08:48,561 --> 01:08:50,438
Sailing procedure.

1010
01:08:50,480 --> 01:08:53,400
We travel surface at just
above negative boyancy--

1011
01:08:53,484 --> 01:08:54,902
only the tower up.

1012
01:08:54,985 --> 01:08:57,363
We ride the vents,
everyone at their stations,

1013
01:08:57,446 --> 01:08:59,532
so long as we sight
no other ships.

1014
01:08:59,615 --> 01:09:00,909
But if we do?

1015
01:09:00,950 --> 01:09:02,410
Under fast.
Periscope up

1016
01:09:02,452 --> 01:09:04,913
until their
running lights are
over the horizon.

1017
01:09:04,955 --> 01:09:06,915
Good. Once
we get under way,

1018
01:09:06,957 --> 01:09:09,960
we'll have dry runs
on the diving procedure.

1019
01:09:10,002 --> 01:09:13,923
<i>From now on until the moment
we meet the Mary,</i>

1020
01:09:13,965 --> 01:09:17,344
I want every one of you
to study the charts.

1021
01:09:17,427 --> 01:09:18,845
Come up here.

1022
01:09:18,929 --> 01:09:20,347
Remember the deck levels.

1023
01:09:20,389 --> 01:09:22,850
Victor, you memorize
your route here,

1024
01:09:22,933 --> 01:09:25,311
from the bullion room
to "R" Deck.

1025
01:09:25,394 --> 01:09:28,314
Only take as much gold
as you can drag.

1026
01:09:28,356 --> 01:09:30,317
You've got
a long way back.

1027
01:09:30,358 --> 01:09:32,861
Mark and I
will do the same

1028
01:09:32,903 --> 01:09:34,863
from the bank
to "R" Deck.

1029
01:09:34,905 --> 01:09:36,407
if the elevator's
tied up,

1030
01:09:36,490 --> 01:09:38,409
we'll try the other side.

1031
01:09:38,451 --> 01:09:40,745
If that fails,
we'll take the stairs.

1032
01:09:40,787 --> 01:09:44,332
This caper sounds
less and less possible
by the second.

1033
01:09:44,416 --> 01:09:46,335
If everyone
does his job--

1034
01:09:46,418 --> 01:09:48,879
You, Linc and Rosa on the sub,

1035
01:09:48,963 --> 01:09:51,757
<i>the three of us
on the Mary--</i>

1036
01:09:51,841 --> 01:09:53,760
with dispatch and
complete accuracy,

1037
01:09:53,843 --> 01:09:55,387
it is perfectly
possible.

1038
01:09:55,428 --> 01:09:58,265
O.K.Let's run through
the time sequences again.

1039
01:09:58,307 --> 01:09:59,558
All right.

1040
01:09:59,641 --> 01:10:01,560
At the moment of contact,

1041
01:10:01,644 --> 01:10:05,064
we'll have 30 minutes
to get on the deck,

1042
01:10:05,148 --> 01:10:06,566
five minutes to board,

1043
01:10:06,649 --> 01:10:09,486
and for the elevator trip
up to the bridge.

1044
01:10:09,569 --> 01:10:11,863
Two minutes before sending
the dummy torpedo.

1045
01:10:11,905 --> 01:10:13,866
15 minutes in the bank--

1046
01:10:13,949 --> 01:10:16,869
the same 15 minutes
in the bullion room.

1047
01:10:16,911 --> 01:10:19,831
Five minutes for us
to reassemble on "R" Deck.

1048
01:10:19,914 --> 01:10:22,125
Three minutes to depart.

1049
01:10:22,208 --> 01:10:24,628
Eric, why all
the clock watching?

1050
01:10:24,711 --> 01:10:27,131
You're trying
for a record? Hmm?

1051
01:10:27,172 --> 01:10:29,133
Should you
need a reminder,

1052
01:10:29,216 --> 01:10:32,845
<i>Only one man on the Mary
has to call the bluff.</i>

1053
01:10:32,929 --> 01:10:35,849
A cabin boy, a stoker,
a 10 year old,

1054
01:10:35,932 --> 01:10:37,893
but it only takes one.

1055
01:10:37,976 --> 01:10:39,478
The longer we're there,

1056
01:10:39,520 --> 01:10:43,065
<i>the more chance someone
will call the bluff.</i>

1057
01:10:43,107 --> 01:10:45,735
Keep in mind
we'll be three of us

1058
01:10:45,777 --> 01:10:48,196
<i>against all
the passengers and crew.</i>

1059
01:10:48,238 --> 01:10:51,241
What if somebody
does try
to use muscle?

1060
01:10:51,283 --> 01:10:52,618
I'd like
to answer that.

1061
01:10:52,701 --> 01:10:56,122
Forget it, kiss it off,,
call the whole thing off.

1062
01:10:56,205 --> 01:10:57,582
I'm afraid
that's correct.

1063
01:10:57,665 --> 01:11:00,585
Victor, we must begin
your accent immediately.

1064
01:11:00,668 --> 01:11:04,089
Now, wait a minute
that's the one big snag.

1065
01:11:04,172 --> 01:11:07,593
I'm not sure I can
pass myself off as an Englishman.

1066
01:11:07,676 --> 01:11:09,220
Leave that to Linc.

1067
01:11:09,261 --> 01:11:10,262
Who?

1068
01:11:10,346 --> 01:11:12,223
Linc.
He's the only one

1069
01:11:12,265 --> 01:11:14,392
<i>who speaks
EnglishEnglish.</i>

1070
01:11:14,476 --> 01:11:16,478
What time does school start?

1071
01:11:16,603 --> 01:11:17,979
Tomorrow morning,
8:00 sharp.

1072
01:11:18,063 --> 01:11:19,398
Be a good boy

1073
01:11:19,439 --> 01:11:22,193
and bring teacher
a nice shiny watermelon.

1074
01:11:22,276 --> 01:11:23,736
[VIC]
Good night.

1075
01:11:41,506 --> 01:11:42,549
Rosa?

1076
01:11:42,590 --> 01:11:43,717
YEAH?

1077
01:11:43,758 --> 01:11:45,761
Stay on bands
three and four.

1078
01:11:45,844 --> 01:11:46,804
Eric.

1079
01:11:55,105 --> 01:11:57,482
School's open again,
Mr. Rossiter.

1080
01:11:57,566 --> 01:11:58,525
Shall we try it?

1081
01:11:58,609 --> 01:12:00,527
O.K., let's
try it again.

1082
01:12:00,611 --> 01:12:02,988
When you arrive on the bridge,

1083
01:12:03,072 --> 01:12:05,533
what's the first thing you say?

1084
01:12:05,575 --> 01:12:09,371
[ENGLISH ACCENT]
Commander Cunningham
presents his compliments

1085
01:12:09,454 --> 01:12:12,040
and wishes to express
his sincere thanks.

1086
01:12:12,124 --> 01:12:14,043
And?

1087
01:12:14,084 --> 01:12:15,920
And I want to
personally extend

1088
01:12:16,003 --> 01:12:17,672
my gratitude to you sir.

1089
01:12:17,755 --> 01:12:18,798
Very good.

1090
01:12:18,881 --> 01:12:21,676
What is the name of your ship?

1091
01:12:21,760 --> 01:12:25,013
<i>the HMS Trident.</i>

1092
01:12:25,097 --> 01:12:27,015
And if the captain notices

1093
01:12:27,099 --> 01:12:28,851
that your submarine
looks strange?

1094
01:12:28,934 --> 01:12:30,394
UH-UH. SORRY, SIR.

1095
01:12:30,478 --> 01:12:31,896
Admiralty orders.
Top secret.

1096
01:12:31,979 --> 01:12:35,316
Rather hush hush
and all that, you know.

1097
01:12:35,358 --> 01:12:38,654
Not exactlyOxonian,
but you'll pass.

1098
01:12:38,695 --> 01:12:40,155
What is your name?

1099
01:12:40,155 --> 01:12:41,156
Lieutenant--

1100
01:12:41,156 --> 01:12:42,158
<i> Leftenant.</i>

1101
01:12:42,199 --> 01:12:43,325
<i>Oh, damn. Leftenant.</i>

1102
01:12:43,409 --> 01:12:44,702
You must
remember that.

1103
01:12:44,785 --> 01:12:45,703
Right, right.

1104
01:12:45,787 --> 01:12:46,704
That's important.

1105
01:12:46,788 --> 01:12:47,705
Leftenant. Leftenant.

1106
01:12:47,747 --> 01:12:50,333
Tony, it's your watch.

1107
01:12:50,375 --> 01:12:53,879
Leftenant,
Leftenant,
Leftenant.

1108
01:12:53,921 --> 01:12:54,880
Hey.

1109
01:12:54,922 --> 01:12:55,923
Hmm?

1110
01:12:56,006 --> 01:12:57,341
<i>Rememberit's Leftenant.</i>

1111
01:12:57,425 --> 01:12:59,802
Listen, he can't
even speak English.

1112
01:12:59,886 --> 01:13:02,764
Are you having
kippers instead
of spaghetti, now?

1113
01:13:06,393 --> 01:13:07,770
How are
the batteries?

1114
01:13:07,853 --> 01:13:09,271
They're old and tired,

1115
01:13:09,355 --> 01:13:12,859
but they should be
charged up in an hour.

1116
01:13:17,906 --> 01:13:20,117
<i> You are relieved.</i>

1117
01:13:22,912 --> 01:13:24,705
Want some coffee?

1118
01:13:24,789 --> 01:13:26,708
Yeah, thanks.

1119
01:13:28,209 --> 01:13:29,628
Tell me
something, Tony.

1120
01:13:29,711 --> 01:13:32,130
How'd you get
the navy cross?

1121
01:13:32,214 --> 01:13:35,259
Sheer raw courage
and devotion to duty.

1122
01:13:35,342 --> 01:13:36,844
I believe you.

1123
01:13:36,927 --> 01:13:38,346
Ha. Well, don't

1124
01:13:38,429 --> 01:13:39,472
Why?

1125
01:13:39,555 --> 01:13:41,850
Me and the navy got divorced.

1126
01:13:41,933 --> 01:13:45,395
I like the ships and
the water all right,

1127
01:13:45,479 --> 01:13:48,399
but the brass and
the braid didn't sit.

1128
01:13:48,482 --> 01:13:50,902
I got tired of
saying "Yes, sir",

1129
01:13:50,985 --> 01:13:54,906
to fraternity boys
who'd done all their
sailing in a bathtub.

1130
01:13:54,989 --> 01:13:56,408
Didn't Lauffnaur
tell you?

1131
01:13:56,449 --> 01:13:59,328
I shaved an ensign's
skull with a wrench.

1132
01:13:59,411 --> 01:14:01,372
You didn't
answer my question--

1133
01:14:01,455 --> 01:14:03,874
How did you
get the medal?

1134
01:14:03,958 --> 01:14:06,836
Just swam out,
pulled some guys
into a raft

1135
01:14:06,920 --> 01:14:08,880
after we hit a mine.

1136
01:14:08,963 --> 01:14:12,843
Not one of them
was over the rank of seaman first.

1137
01:14:12,926 --> 01:14:17,390
Boy, you got no idea
how I hate the navy.

1138
01:14:17,473 --> 01:14:19,392
I'll see
you get relieved.

1139
01:14:19,475 --> 01:14:22,395
Hey, you were
a lieutenant,
weren't you?

1140
01:14:22,437 --> 01:14:23,480
Correct.

1141
01:14:23,563 --> 01:14:25,941
Get me anothercup of coffee.

1142
01:14:27,609 --> 01:14:29,111
Aye,aye, sir.

1143
01:14:33,616 --> 01:14:37,454
[WHISTLING]

1144
01:14:37,496 --> 01:14:40,916
You got a bayonet
to go with that thing?

1145
01:14:41,000 --> 01:14:42,918
Be prepared.
Thay's my motto.

1146
01:14:43,002 --> 01:14:45,963
That motto belongs
to the Boy Scouts.

1147
01:14:46,047 --> 01:14:48,466
Can I get a merit badge

1148
01:14:48,550 --> 01:14:50,927
for blowing out
one of your eyeballs?

1149
01:14:51,011 --> 01:14:52,471
That'll do it.

1150
01:14:52,554 --> 01:14:54,473
You don't
need the gun,

1151
01:14:54,556 --> 01:14:57,476
and I don't
need the argument.

1152
01:14:57,518 --> 01:15:00,063
Why don't you
make your choice?

1153
01:15:01,439 --> 01:15:02,941
I'm used to failure.

1154
01:15:03,024 --> 01:15:04,901
I'm quite
philosophical
about it.

1155
01:15:04,985 --> 01:15:07,404
But to lose
because two idiots

1156
01:15:07,488 --> 01:15:08,948
share
the same passion

1157
01:15:08,989 --> 01:15:11,492
and are willing
to kill over you.

1158
01:15:11,576 --> 01:15:13,536
This I
can't live with!

1159
01:15:13,620 --> 01:15:17,040
Do you likethe choice
made public now, Commander?

1160
01:15:17,124 --> 01:15:20,461
You think that
this is the time?

1161
01:15:20,502 --> 01:15:22,797
Rosa,
we owe you a lot,

1162
01:15:22,838 --> 01:15:24,757
but tell
your two friends

1163
01:15:24,841 --> 01:15:26,718
this is
the Atlantic ocean.

1164
01:15:26,759 --> 01:15:28,720
It is adequate
for burials,

1165
01:15:28,803 --> 01:15:32,015
but it is
no field of honor.

1166
01:15:32,057 --> 01:15:35,019
If they want
to duel over you,

1167
01:15:35,060 --> 01:15:37,855
tell them to wait
until I've satisfied
my passion!

1168
01:15:37,897 --> 01:15:40,400
Running lights off
the starboard bow!

1169
01:15:40,441 --> 01:15:41,943
Stand by to dive!

1170
01:15:44,112 --> 01:15:45,155
Dive!

1171
01:16:01,507 --> 01:16:04,427
A tanker.
A big, fat tanker.

1172
01:16:04,510 --> 01:16:07,847
12,15 knots and
deep in the water.

1173
01:16:14,521 --> 01:16:18,192
We could blow
her apart with
just one torpedo.

1174
01:16:18,276 --> 01:16:22,113
Dead amidships.
Just one torpedo.

1175
01:16:24,032 --> 01:16:25,492
That's your
pleasure, Eric,

1176
01:16:25,534 --> 01:16:27,953
to sink a big,
fat, tanker?

1177
01:16:28,037 --> 01:16:31,541
My training, Mark.
My instinct.

1178
01:16:47,600 --> 01:16:49,978
Did you say 18, 36.4?

1179
01:16:50,020 --> 01:16:51,480
Correct.

1180
01:16:55,693 --> 01:16:57,445
Then that's it.

1181
01:16:57,528 --> 01:17:00,448
Is that the end
of the line?

1182
01:17:00,532 --> 01:17:01,908
Unless the sun lies

1183
01:17:01,991 --> 01:17:05,579
and I've forgotten
my navigation, we're here.

1184
01:17:05,662 --> 01:17:07,748
Tell Mark
stop the engines.

1185
01:17:09,750 --> 01:17:12,211
You know,
I'm going to get you

1186
01:17:12,253 --> 01:17:14,672
a big, big
brother--Yeah!

1187
01:17:16,675 --> 01:17:19,803
[WHISTLING]

1188
01:17:19,887 --> 01:17:21,472
We're here, Linc.

1189
01:17:21,472 --> 01:17:23,933
<i>Rosa,
get the uniforms
ready, Subito.</i>

1190
01:17:25,518 --> 01:17:28,480
We're ready to submerge
in about an hour.

1191
01:17:28,521 --> 01:17:29,814
Make it longer.

1192
01:17:29,898 --> 01:17:31,650
Those batteries
can't last forever.

1193
01:17:31,692 --> 01:17:33,402
We've
a long trip back.

1194
01:17:33,485 --> 01:17:35,946
From now on,
keep changing bands.

1195
01:17:36,030 --> 01:17:38,616
You're bound to pick up
her transmissions

1196
01:17:38,699 --> 01:17:40,118
or messages to her.

1197
01:17:40,201 --> 01:17:43,163
She can't be
too far away from us now.

1198
01:17:52,090 --> 01:17:53,508
This the one?

1199
01:17:53,591 --> 01:17:55,510
50 pounds
of flash powder,

1200
01:17:55,593 --> 01:17:59,431
but she'll make
as much noise as
the atomic bomb.

1201
01:17:59,515 --> 01:18:02,476
Be sure she runs shallow
so everybody sees her.

1202
01:18:02,560 --> 01:18:05,605
I can't wait
to see their faces
when this hits.

1203
01:18:05,688 --> 01:18:07,106
Never mind their faces.

1204
01:18:07,190 --> 01:18:09,985
Just make sure
our watches synchronize
with Tony's.

1205
01:18:10,068 --> 01:18:12,529
Two minutes after
we reach the bridge,

1206
01:18:12,571 --> 01:18:14,031
He'll fire this torpedo.

1207
01:18:14,114 --> 01:18:16,867
[LINC] I'm getting her
loud and clear!

1208
01:18:19,829 --> 01:18:21,831
<i> HMS Trident,
British submarine,</i>

1209
01:18:21,915 --> 01:18:23,291
<i>calling Queen Mary.</i>

1210
01:18:23,375 --> 01:18:25,460
<i> HMS Trident,
British submarine,</i>

1211
01:18:25,544 --> 01:18:27,463
<i>calling Queen Mary.</i>

1212
01:18:27,546 --> 01:18:31,175
Please reply
with an extremely
low-strength signal.

1213
01:18:31,217 --> 01:18:33,845
We're on a secret
mission here.

1214
01:18:33,887 --> 01:18:36,514
<i> HMS Trident
Calling Queen Mary.</i>

1215
01:18:36,598 --> 01:18:37,933
Aha.

1216
01:18:41,186 --> 01:18:43,940
<i>Gentlemen, the Queen.</i>

1217
01:18:44,023 --> 01:18:47,026
Gentlemen, we're in
the wrong clothing.

1218
01:18:54,785 --> 01:18:57,955
<i>HMS Trident
callingQueen Mary.</i>

1219
01:19:00,250 --> 01:19:03,169
We do not wish
our presence revealed.

1220
01:19:03,253 --> 01:19:04,796
This is important.

1221
01:19:04,838 --> 01:19:08,259
We urge that you
call your captain
before replying.

1222
01:19:08,342 --> 01:19:13,222
Repeat--Urge calling your
captain before replying.

1223
01:19:13,264 --> 01:19:14,557
Get the Captain.

1224
01:19:14,641 --> 01:19:18,312
<i>HMS Trident
callingQueen Mary.</i>

1225
01:19:18,395 --> 01:19:21,398
Get the Captain. Urgent!

1226
01:19:21,440 --> 01:19:25,486
<i> HMS Trident
calling Queen Mary.</i>

1227
01:19:25,570 --> 01:19:28,823
We're a British submarine
on a secret mission.

1228
01:19:32,828 --> 01:19:35,247
<i>This is the Captain
of the Queen Mary.</i>

1229
01:19:35,331 --> 01:19:37,708
Who are you?
Your name and rank,
please.

1230
01:19:37,792 --> 01:19:39,210
Low-strength signal!

1231
01:19:39,293 --> 01:19:40,795
They're playing along!

1232
01:19:46,385 --> 01:19:48,345
This is Commander
Cunningham, Sir.

1233
01:19:48,387 --> 01:19:51,015
<i>Commanding
the British submarine
Trident.</i>

1234
01:19:51,057 --> 01:19:52,600
We're an experimental
submarine

1235
01:19:52,642 --> 01:19:57,022
on a secret mission
on these waters
under Admiralty orders.

1236
01:19:57,105 --> 01:19:59,942
One of our main
engines has
broken down, Sir.

1237
01:19:59,983 --> 01:20:01,485
We need a part

1238
01:20:01,527 --> 01:20:03,988
Which we believe
your engineers
can supply.

1239
01:20:04,030 --> 01:20:07,242
I urgently request
permission to board, Sir.

1240
01:20:07,325 --> 01:20:08,326
Board?

1241
01:20:09,536 --> 01:20:11,913
You're asking me
to stop my ship?

1242
01:20:11,997 --> 01:20:13,832
I'm afraid I must,
Sir.

1243
01:20:13,874 --> 01:20:18,087
I cannot overemphasize
the importance of
my mission, Captain.

1244
01:20:18,171 --> 01:20:21,382
It is absolutelyimperative that
we have help, Sir,

1245
01:20:21,424 --> 01:20:23,969
and equally imperative
that we have it secretly

1246
01:20:24,052 --> 01:20:25,429
from a British ship.

1247
01:20:25,470 --> 01:20:28,432
We've been waiting
on your course
for three days,

1248
01:20:28,474 --> 01:20:30,977
submerging at sight
of other ships.

1249
01:20:31,018 --> 01:20:32,437
We will delay you

1250
01:20:32,520 --> 01:20:34,647
No longer than 20 minutes
at the most.

1251
01:20:34,731 --> 01:20:39,194
We are on Admiralty orders
and request permission
to board, Sir.

1252
01:20:39,278 --> 01:20:42,531
Very well, Commander,
But you'd better know
what you're doing.

1253
01:20:42,573 --> 01:20:44,992
We'll stop
and lend assistance
if we can,

1254
01:20:45,034 --> 01:20:47,537
but this
will be reported
to the Admiralty

1255
01:20:47,579 --> 01:20:49,623
as soon as we dock.

1256
01:20:49,706 --> 01:20:52,876
Of course, Sir,
and I'm deeply grateful.

1257
01:20:52,918 --> 01:20:57,089
May I further request
radio silence concerning
our presence here?

1258
01:20:57,173 --> 01:20:59,425
We do not wish
to interfere

1259
01:20:59,467 --> 01:21:01,344
with your normal
transmissions, Captain,

1260
01:21:01,469 --> 01:21:03,430
but you will request
your operators

1261
01:21:03,471 --> 01:21:05,933
to refrain from mentioning
our presence here.

1262
01:21:06,016 --> 01:21:07,977
I have already
done so, Commander.

1263
01:21:08,018 --> 01:21:10,479
Do you have
a small boat
you can board?

1264
01:21:10,563 --> 01:21:12,982
Yes, Sir,
we have a raft.

1265
01:21:13,024 --> 01:21:14,442
Our chief engineer
and two officers

1266
01:21:14,526 --> 01:21:16,945
will set out
immediately.

1267
01:21:17,028 --> 01:21:18,488
See that you do.

1268
01:21:18,530 --> 01:21:19,948
Gentlemen...
Mr. Lawrence.

1269
01:21:20,032 --> 01:21:20,991
Sir?

1270
01:21:21,033 --> 01:21:22,493
All engines
full astern.

1271
01:21:22,535 --> 01:21:24,954
Mr. Porter,
go down to "R" Deck

1272
01:21:25,037 --> 01:21:27,457
and escort
the boarding party
to the bridge.

1273
01:21:27,540 --> 01:21:28,541
Mr. Stewart.

1274
01:21:34,632 --> 01:21:37,510
Tony, Linc will help you
load the torpedo.

1275
01:21:37,593 --> 01:21:38,970
Remember,
no mistakes.

1276
01:21:39,053 --> 01:21:40,513
She's preset
and aimed.

1277
01:21:40,597 --> 01:21:42,015
Don't fiddle
with the mechanism.

1278
01:21:42,057 --> 01:21:43,058
Come on.

1279
01:21:46,770 --> 01:21:47,688
Be careful.

1280
01:21:47,771 --> 01:21:49,231
Please.

1281
01:21:49,273 --> 01:21:53,736
Miss Lucchsi...
why the hell didn't you stay in Naples?

1282
01:22:17,889 --> 01:22:18,848
Let's go.

1283
01:22:57,558 --> 01:22:59,644
Easy, easy.

1284
01:22:59,727 --> 01:23:00,687
Good.

1285
01:23:46,572 --> 01:23:47,990
This elevator,
gentlemen.

1286
01:23:48,073 --> 01:23:49,074
Thank you.

1287
01:23:57,167 --> 01:23:58,627
Where to, Sir?

1288
01:23:58,710 --> 01:24:00,129
Sun deck, please.

1289
01:24:00,212 --> 01:24:01,630
Very good, Sir.

1290
01:24:01,714 --> 01:24:03,090
Sorry abut
the delay.

1291
01:24:03,174 --> 01:24:04,634
That's quite
all right.

1292
01:24:04,717 --> 01:24:06,970
I hope we have
just what you need.

1293
01:24:07,053 --> 01:24:09,556
I'm sure you do.
Thank you.

1294
01:24:11,558 --> 01:24:13,894
They're on
a boat deck.

1295
01:24:27,242 --> 01:24:29,203
Commander Cunningham
presents his compliments

1296
01:24:29,286 --> 01:24:31,956
and wishes to express
his sincere thanks.

1297
01:24:31,998 --> 01:24:34,000
Thank you,
your name, Sir?

1298
01:24:34,042 --> 01:24:36,503
Lieutenant Follett, Sir,
and we're extrem--

1299
01:24:36,545 --> 01:24:38,005
We're extremely
grateful.

1300
01:24:38,046 --> 01:24:39,214
Ahem.

1301
01:24:39,298 --> 01:24:40,466
<i> Lieutenant Follett,
is it?</i>

1302
01:24:40,549 --> 01:24:42,009
That's right, Sir.

1303
01:24:42,051 --> 01:24:44,053
and are you
a British sub?

1304
01:24:44,095 --> 01:24:46,264
<i>That's correct, Sir.
HMS Trident.</i>

1305
01:24:48,933 --> 01:24:50,310
You're Canadian,
aren't you?

1306
01:24:50,393 --> 01:24:51,853
Why, yes, Sir.

1307
01:24:51,937 --> 01:24:54,356
I'm surprised
you could still tell, Sir.

1308
01:24:54,440 --> 01:24:57,735
I've been in
the Royal Navy just
under four years now.

1309
01:24:57,818 --> 01:25:01,072
I see. Now about
this part you need,
Leftenant,

1310
01:25:01,156 --> 01:25:04,076
I hope it won't
delay us too long.

1311
01:25:04,159 --> 01:25:06,119
No, of course not, Sir.

1312
01:25:06,203 --> 01:25:09,874
Captain, I wonder
if we might speak
with you, privately?

1313
01:25:09,915 --> 01:25:10,917
Our mission...

1314
01:25:13,127 --> 01:25:14,754
This way, please...

1315
01:25:14,838 --> 01:25:15,839
Thank you.

1316
01:25:21,637 --> 01:25:24,056
Now, what can I do
for you, gentlemen?

1317
01:25:24,140 --> 01:25:26,059
I have a schedule
to meet.

1318
01:25:26,142 --> 01:25:28,061
Would you
kindly read this?

1319
01:25:28,144 --> 01:25:29,521
"Maintain normal
radio transmission."

1320
01:25:29,604 --> 01:25:33,734
"Make announcement to pacify passengers and crew."

1321
01:25:33,817 --> 01:25:35,569
"Lower a ship's boat."

1322
01:25:35,653 --> 01:25:38,614
"Do not interfere
with us in any way."

1323
01:25:41,659 --> 01:25:44,121
"Open the bank
and bullion room"?

1324
01:25:44,162 --> 01:25:45,289
Mm-hm.

1325
01:25:45,330 --> 01:25:47,583
Do you intend
to rob this ship?

1326
01:25:47,625 --> 01:25:48,626
Exactly.

1327
01:25:51,504 --> 01:25:52,964
Are you insane?

1328
01:25:53,006 --> 01:25:55,091
If you'll
just follow
the instructions--

1329
01:25:55,175 --> 01:25:56,092
Now, Eric.

1330
01:26:01,765 --> 01:26:04,227
Captain, will you look
to our submarine?

1331
01:26:15,114 --> 01:26:17,909
That was a dummy
torpedo, Captain.

1332
01:26:17,950 --> 01:26:20,453
The rest of them
are live.

1333
01:26:24,624 --> 01:26:26,084
I don't believe you.

1334
01:26:26,168 --> 01:26:28,546
Sink this ship,
and you sink with her.

1335
01:26:28,629 --> 01:26:30,548
That's true.
You've read our instructions.

1336
01:26:30,631 --> 01:26:32,550
If you don't
follow them,

1337
01:26:32,592 --> 01:26:34,594
I advise you
to abandon ship.

1338
01:26:41,435 --> 01:26:42,436
Gentlemen.

1339
01:26:50,695 --> 01:26:51,613
Mr. Lobley?

1340
01:26:51,655 --> 01:26:52,906
Sir?

1341
01:26:52,948 --> 01:26:55,075
Attend to the radio
as per instructions.

1342
01:26:55,117 --> 01:26:56,077
Yes, Sir.

1343
01:26:56,118 --> 01:26:56,952
Mr. Long?

1344
01:26:57,036 --> 01:26:57,995
Sir.

1345
01:26:58,079 --> 01:26:59,497
Make the necessary
announcement.

1346
01:26:59,580 --> 01:27:00,540
Yes, Sir.

1347
01:27:01,875 --> 01:27:04,503
And, Captain, if you'll
please detail someone

1348
01:27:04,586 --> 01:27:07,798
To take three rather
large empty sacks
to the bank.

1349
01:27:07,840 --> 01:27:10,009
Makeit an order
with no explanation. Hmm?

1350
01:27:10,051 --> 01:27:11,844
You're out
of your minds.

1351
01:27:11,886 --> 01:27:14,138
You're completely
out of your minds.

1352
01:27:14,222 --> 01:27:15,682
Do as he says.

1353
01:27:15,724 --> 01:27:16,725
Yes, Sir.

1354
01:27:18,602 --> 01:27:21,647
Give these keys
to the Master-at-Arms.

1355
01:27:21,730 --> 01:27:23,023
I commend
your wisdom.

1356
01:27:23,107 --> 01:27:25,109
It's taken care of, Sir.

1357
01:27:26,611 --> 01:27:29,614
Mr. Porter
and Mr. Stewart will escort you.

1358
01:27:40,001 --> 01:27:42,420
The Captain requests
the following information

1359
01:27:42,504 --> 01:27:44,548
imparted to passengers
and crew members.

1360
01:27:44,631 --> 01:27:47,051
We've been boarded by members
of a British submarine

1361
01:27:47,134 --> 01:27:48,594
for military purposes.

1362
01:27:48,677 --> 01:27:50,596
There's no cause for alarm.

1363
01:27:50,680 --> 01:27:53,141
and we shall be
under way shortly.

1364
01:27:56,812 --> 01:27:59,690
Excuse me , Sir,
you ordered three sacks?

1365
01:27:59,773 --> 01:28:00,733
We did.

1366
01:28:05,154 --> 01:28:06,489
Master-at-Arms.

1367
01:28:06,572 --> 01:28:07,532
Sir?

1368
01:28:07,615 --> 01:28:09,242
Come with me
please.

1369
01:28:09,326 --> 01:28:10,744
[KNOCK ON DOOR]

1370
01:28:11,745 --> 01:28:12,704
Stand aside.

1371
01:28:12,788 --> 01:28:13,747
Captain's orders.

1372
01:28:21,131 --> 01:28:22,591
Open it up.

1373
01:28:22,632 --> 01:28:24,092
I beg
your pardon?

1374
01:28:24,134 --> 01:28:25,761
Open it up.
Don't interfere.

1375
01:28:25,802 --> 01:28:27,262
What is
going on?

1376
01:28:27,304 --> 01:28:28,764
Open it up.

1377
01:28:37,691 --> 01:28:39,109
What is it?

1378
01:28:39,193 --> 01:28:40,652
<i>The Queen Mary, Sir.</i>

1379
01:28:40,694 --> 01:28:42,404
She's dead in the water.

1380
01:28:42,488 --> 01:28:43,781
Any radio message?

1381
01:28:43,864 --> 01:28:45,783
No, Sir.
Nothing at all.

1382
01:28:45,867 --> 01:28:48,578
Contact her.
Ask if she requires
any assistance.

1383
01:28:48,662 --> 01:28:50,247
Aye, aye, Captain.

1384
01:28:53,709 --> 01:28:54,585
15 minutes.

1385
01:28:54,668 --> 01:28:55,669
O.K.

1386
01:29:33,295 --> 01:29:34,254
Whoops.

1387
01:29:37,633 --> 01:29:40,720
You two fellas want
to give me a hand?

1388
01:29:40,803 --> 01:29:42,806
Nah,
I didn't think so.

1389
01:29:56,154 --> 01:29:58,031
Out of the way!
Lets go.

1390
01:29:58,073 --> 01:29:59,533
Out of the way.

1391
01:30:04,580 --> 01:30:07,500
All right,
out of the way now.

1392
01:30:07,584 --> 01:30:08,752
That's it.

1393
01:30:12,631 --> 01:30:14,008
Mr. Lobley.

1394
01:30:14,091 --> 01:30:15,050
Sir?

1395
01:30:15,134 --> 01:30:16,552
Lower
the ship's boat

1396
01:30:16,635 --> 01:30:19,055
and take it aft
to the accommodation
ladder.

1397
01:30:19,138 --> 01:30:20,098
Yes, Sir.

1398
01:30:24,144 --> 01:30:25,062
Well?

1399
01:30:25,145 --> 01:30:26,563
Oh, nothing, Sir.

1400
01:30:26,647 --> 01:30:28,065
I was just wondering.

1401
01:30:28,107 --> 01:30:30,067
I know. You were
just wondering

1402
01:30:30,151 --> 01:30:32,070
why we don't overpower them,
take their uniforms

1403
01:30:32,153 --> 01:30:35,115
and lead a boarding
party against that
filthy submarine.

1404
01:30:35,156 --> 01:30:36,616
Something
like that, Sir.

1405
01:30:36,658 --> 01:30:40,120
I'd give a year's pay
to be able to do it...

1406
01:30:40,162 --> 01:30:42,122
call their bluff...

1407
01:30:42,164 --> 01:30:44,625
but I cannot
endanger this ship.

1408
01:30:44,667 --> 01:30:47,504
I cannot,
and I will not.

1409
01:30:57,431 --> 01:31:00,101
The junior officer,
in a hurry.

1410
01:31:00,143 --> 01:31:01,102
Mr. Conroy.

1411
01:31:02,854 --> 01:31:03,855
Sir?

1412
01:31:07,317 --> 01:31:08,277
Captain...

1413
01:31:08,319 --> 01:31:09,904
We contacted her...

1414
01:31:09,987 --> 01:31:12,281
She requested
we stop transmitting,
then broke off.

1415
01:31:12,323 --> 01:31:13,449
All ahead full.

1416
01:31:13,491 --> 01:31:14,617
All ahead full.

1417
01:31:14,659 --> 01:31:16,286
Aye, Sir. All ahead full.

1418
01:31:16,369 --> 01:31:17,788
Steady as she goes.

1419
01:31:17,871 --> 01:31:20,249
Aye, Captain.
Steady as she goes.

1420
01:31:24,712 --> 01:31:26,089
<i>[LINC]
Sunrise cslling
Buccaneer.</i>

1421
01:31:26,172 --> 01:31:27,632
<i> Buccaneer,
this is Sunrise.</i>

1422
01:31:27,715 --> 01:31:29,134
<i> Come in. Come in.</i>

1423
01:31:29,217 --> 01:31:31,595
Yes Sunrise
this is Buccaneer.

1424
01:31:31,637 --> 01:31:33,806
Something funny
happening.

1425
01:31:33,889 --> 01:31:35,307
<i> Go on. Go on.</i>

1426
01:31:35,391 --> 01:31:37,810
I'm getting something
on a close band.

1427
01:31:37,852 --> 01:31:41,564
Another ship.
Some kind of code,
and then she broke off.

1428
01:31:41,648 --> 01:31:45,068
But whoever it came from
was close by.

1429
01:31:45,110 --> 01:31:48,280
You chaps better
hurry up. I mesn it.

1430
01:31:48,322 --> 01:31:49,782
Will do.

1431
01:31:50,825 --> 01:31:52,326
We got company.

1432
01:32:01,629 --> 01:32:03,089
The other side.

1433
01:32:11,556 --> 01:32:12,558
Captain...

1434
01:32:12,599 --> 01:32:13,892
What do they say?

1435
01:32:13,934 --> 01:32:15,227
Well, they uh...

1436
01:32:15,269 --> 01:32:17,229
They what?
What is it?

1437
01:32:17,271 --> 01:32:19,857
They're being held up
by a submarine.

1438
01:32:21,609 --> 01:32:24,071
Ask them to repeat
the message.

1439
01:32:24,154 --> 01:32:25,113
Yes, Sir.

1440
01:32:45,178 --> 01:32:46,137
Captain.

1441
01:32:46,220 --> 01:32:47,263
Well?

1442
01:32:47,347 --> 01:32:50,684
"We are being held up
by a submarine."

1443
01:32:50,767 --> 01:32:52,728
Sound General Quarters.

1444
01:32:52,811 --> 01:32:53,812
General Quarters.

1445
01:32:53,896 --> 01:32:55,689
Aye, Sir.
General Quarters.

1446
01:32:55,773 --> 01:32:57,692
[BELL RINGS]

1447
01:33:01,154 --> 01:33:03,615
Back up, please.
Out of the way.

1448
01:33:21,135 --> 01:33:22,762
Stand aside, please.

1449
01:33:28,601 --> 01:33:29,811
[WHISTLES]

1450
01:33:33,357 --> 01:33:35,234
Let me see that,
will you, lady?

1451
01:33:35,317 --> 01:33:36,777
I beg your pardon.

1452
01:33:36,861 --> 01:33:39,364
Oh, no! Help!
No! No!

1453
01:33:42,993 --> 01:33:44,369
No, don't shoot!

1454
01:33:44,411 --> 01:33:45,913
[GUNSHOT]

1455
01:33:47,373 --> 01:33:48,707
[GUNSHOT]

1456
01:33:48,791 --> 01:33:50,251
Shove off!

1457
01:34:10,607 --> 01:34:13,360
Whoever they are,
they're coming fast!

1458
01:34:17,740 --> 01:34:19,242
Here they come.

1459
01:34:26,959 --> 01:34:27,876
Come on!

1460
01:34:27,960 --> 01:34:28,961
Come on!

1461
01:34:37,262 --> 01:34:38,722
It's a patrol boat!

1462
01:34:41,392 --> 01:34:43,394
Let's get below.

1463
01:34:45,188 --> 01:34:46,564
How close is he?

1464
01:34:46,606 --> 01:34:47,565
He's gaining.

1465
01:34:47,607 --> 01:34:49,067
Stand by to dive.

1466
01:34:49,109 --> 01:34:50,152
What?

1467
01:34:50,235 --> 01:34:52,070
Dive? What
about this stuff?

1468
01:34:53,322 --> 01:34:54,698
Shut the hatch.

1469
01:34:54,782 --> 01:34:56,325
Mark, he's going
to dive.

1470
01:34:56,409 --> 01:34:57,493
Come on!

1471
01:35:09,340 --> 01:35:10,758
What's the matter
with you?

1472
01:35:10,841 --> 01:35:12,218
You were going
to leave us up there.

1473
01:35:12,260 --> 01:35:13,720
We've got
to get out!

1474
01:35:13,761 --> 01:35:15,221
Stand by to dive.

1475
01:35:15,305 --> 01:35:16,723
Where is Victor?

1476
01:35:16,807 --> 01:35:18,308
He's dead, Rosa.

1477
01:35:19,518 --> 01:35:21,020
Open the vents...now!

1478
01:35:23,940 --> 01:35:25,274
Dive!

1479
01:35:29,905 --> 01:35:31,782
Level off
at periscope depth.

1480
01:35:31,865 --> 01:35:32,866
Right.

1481
01:35:38,039 --> 01:35:40,041
Mark, take a look.

1482
01:35:44,421 --> 01:35:45,839
A Coast Guard cutter.

1483
01:35:45,881 --> 01:35:47,341
What about her armament?

1484
01:35:47,383 --> 01:35:48,884
She's got a few popguns.

1485
01:35:48,926 --> 01:35:50,845
They can
make holes in us.

1486
01:35:50,887 --> 01:35:52,513
Not to mention
the depth charges.

1487
01:35:52,597 --> 01:35:54,057
Mark, take the wheel.

1488
01:35:55,058 --> 01:35:56,434
Bow and stern.

1489
01:35:56,518 --> 01:35:57,436
Planes.

1490
01:35:57,477 --> 01:35:58,979
Full dive!

1491
01:36:05,695 --> 01:36:07,363
Stay on that course.

1492
01:36:07,447 --> 01:36:08,531
Check.

1493
01:36:12,077 --> 01:36:14,204
Level off
at 25 meters.

1494
01:36:36,271 --> 01:36:38,649
<i>We sare moving
under the Queen.</i>

1495
01:36:55,417 --> 01:36:58,337
[SONAR PINGING]

1496
01:36:59,380 --> 01:37:01,299
They've found us.

1497
01:37:02,676 --> 01:37:04,636
[SONAR PINGING]

1498
01:37:22,198 --> 01:37:24,617
How far behind
schedule are we?

1499
01:37:24,700 --> 01:37:26,286
Almost an hour, Sir.

1500
01:37:26,369 --> 01:37:27,829
We'll get underway.

1501
01:37:27,912 --> 01:37:30,332
Signal the cutter
to stand by.

1502
01:37:30,415 --> 01:37:31,792
Yes, Sir, Mr. Conroy.

1503
01:37:31,875 --> 01:37:33,419
Sir.

1504
01:37:33,460 --> 01:37:34,712
Left full rudder.

1505
01:37:34,795 --> 01:37:36,756
Left full rudder.

1506
01:37:44,556 --> 01:37:45,974
Hold it.

1507
01:37:46,016 --> 01:37:47,977
[SONAR PINGING]

1508
01:38:13,255 --> 01:38:15,049
Slow to 1/3.

1509
01:38:15,132 --> 01:38:16,550
[TONY]
Slow to 1/3.

1510
01:38:16,634 --> 01:38:18,636
[ENGINE RUMBLES]

1511
01:38:26,478 --> 01:38:29,023
We're close.

1512
01:38:29,064 --> 01:38:31,567
Very close.

1513
01:38:33,570 --> 01:38:34,988
That cutter is probably

1514
01:38:35,071 --> 01:38:38,408
plotting our position
and course right now.

1515
01:38:42,580 --> 01:38:44,040
What do we do?

1516
01:38:44,123 --> 01:38:47,252
They'll be
dropping depth charges.

1517
01:38:47,335 --> 01:38:49,212
Not while
we're this close

1518
01:38:49,296 --> 01:38:51,256
<i>to the Queen
they won't.</i>

1519
01:38:56,804 --> 01:38:59,390
<i>When the Queen
moves off,</i>

1520
01:38:59,432 --> 01:39:02,560
we can expect it then.

1521
01:39:02,644 --> 01:39:04,604
They'll catch us.

1522
01:39:04,688 --> 01:39:08,734
One way or another,
they'll catch us.

1523
01:39:14,449 --> 01:39:17,369
<i>Sonar has them still
under the Queen Mary.</i>

1524
01:39:17,452 --> 01:39:19,371
Well, we'll just
wait on her.

1525
01:39:19,454 --> 01:39:21,415
We got plenty of time.

1526
01:39:21,498 --> 01:39:23,626
You keep your guns
trained on that spot.

1527
01:39:23,668 --> 01:39:25,586
What if
they're too close?

1528
01:39:25,670 --> 01:39:27,505
We'll ram her.

1529
01:39:33,971 --> 01:39:36,390
Eric, the batteries
are running down.

1530
01:39:36,432 --> 01:39:38,935
We're going to
have to surface.

1531
01:39:38,976 --> 01:39:41,521
Well, we have
no alternative.

1532
01:39:41,604 --> 01:39:44,608
What the hell
does that mean?

1533
01:39:44,650 --> 01:39:45,817
Quite simple.

1534
01:39:45,859 --> 01:39:47,861
We'll have to
torpedo that cutter.

1535
01:39:47,945 --> 01:39:51,073
Torpedo her with what?

1536
01:39:51,157 --> 01:39:52,742
Tony.

1537
01:39:54,077 --> 01:39:55,537
Torpedo her with what?

1538
01:39:55,620 --> 01:39:57,956
You've got live fish
in those tubes,
haven't you?

1539
01:39:58,040 --> 01:39:59,875
You've got
live torpedoes in there.

1540
01:39:59,917 --> 01:40:01,919
Yeah, they're live
and ready to fire.

1541
01:40:01,961 --> 01:40:03,421
We'll surface.
reverse course.

1542
01:40:03,462 --> 01:40:04,922
Give her
both torpedoes.

1543
01:40:05,006 --> 01:40:07,467
You read him?
he wants you
to sink that ship.

1544
01:40:07,550 --> 01:40:09,469
What difference
does it make?

1545
01:40:09,553 --> 01:40:11,930
That's s United States
Coast Guard vessel.

1546
01:40:11,972 --> 01:40:13,932
When my head's
on the block,

1547
01:40:13,974 --> 01:40:15,267
I shut my eyes.

1548
01:40:15,309 --> 01:40:16,811
Keep your eyes open.

1549
01:40:16,852 --> 01:40:18,771
We're not going
to sink that ship.

1550
01:40:18,855 --> 01:40:20,648
[ENGINE RUMBLES]

1551
01:40:23,735 --> 01:40:25,654
[SONAR PINGING]

1552
01:40:33,246 --> 01:40:35,332
What is that?

1553
01:40:35,415 --> 01:40:37,751
<i>That's the Queen.
She's stirring.</i>

1554
01:40:41,046 --> 01:40:43,966
She's getting under way.

1555
01:40:44,008 --> 01:40:45,468
Grab on to something.

1556
01:40:45,510 --> 01:40:47,428
Come on. Over here..
Hold on.

1557
01:41:00,527 --> 01:41:01,695
Ohh!

1558
01:41:13,541 --> 01:41:14,501
Surface.

1559
01:41:14,542 --> 01:41:15,877
Blow all the ballasts!

1560
01:41:30,644 --> 01:41:32,437
Left full rudder.

1561
01:41:33,939 --> 01:41:35,357
Steady on course.

1562
01:41:35,399 --> 01:41:37,026
2-2-0.

1563
01:41:37,109 --> 01:41:39,362
That'll give us
a good shot to miship.

1564
01:41:39,404 --> 01:41:41,906
Wait a minute.
You can't do--

1565
01:41:41,948 --> 01:41:43,909
Stay right there,
Mr. Brittain.

1566
01:41:43,950 --> 01:41:45,744
Steady on 2-2-0.

1567
01:41:45,786 --> 01:41:48,330
Hold it there.

1568
01:41:48,414 --> 01:41:53,044
Tony, stand by to fire!

1569
01:41:56,131 --> 01:41:57,215
[GUNSHOT]

1570
01:41:58,300 --> 01:41:59,843
Aah!

1571
01:42:01,554 --> 01:42:02,763
Aah!

1572
01:42:02,847 --> 01:42:04,015
Aah!

1573
01:42:15,611 --> 01:42:17,446
Fire on those torpedoes!

1574
01:42:21,618 --> 01:42:22,786
Aah!

1575
01:42:22,827 --> 01:42:24,663
On deck.

1576
01:42:24,746 --> 01:42:26,331
Get up there.

1577
01:43:05,125 --> 01:43:06,335
Tony.

1578
01:43:06,376 --> 01:43:07,586
Tony.

1579
01:43:29,402 --> 01:43:30,654
Stand by to ram!

1580
01:43:30,737 --> 01:43:32,155
Stand by to ram!

1581
01:43:33,198 --> 01:43:35,117
[SIREN]

1582
01:43:49,341 --> 01:43:50,676
Aah!

1583
01:44:05,985 --> 01:44:07,487
Captain,
empty life raft--

1584
01:44:07,529 --> 01:44:08,488
there.

1585
01:44:08,571 --> 01:44:09,990
Yeah, I see it.

1586
01:44:10,073 --> 01:44:12,618
Give me 3/4 full on the original course.

1587
01:44:12,701 --> 01:44:13,911
AYE, CAPTAIN.

1588
01:44:13,994 --> 01:44:15,621
3/4 full on the original course.

1589
01:44:15,704 --> 01:44:17,832
We'll crisscrossfor a while in that direction

1590
01:44:17,874 --> 01:44:20,794
My guess is they all bought it, Sir.

1591
01:44:20,877 --> 01:44:21,920
Yep.

1592
01:44:27,968 --> 01:44:29,720
O.K., climb in.

1593
01:44:42,568 --> 01:44:44,654
[SHIP'S HORN BLOWS]

1594
01:44:48,658 --> 01:44:50,035
Greatest heist in the world,

1595
01:44:50,118 --> 01:44:52,329
and we wind up with this.

1596
01:44:54,248 --> 01:44:56,917
We almost made it.

1597
01:44:57,001 --> 01:44:57,960
Sure.

1598
01:44:59,128 --> 01:45:01,297
We're alive, Mark.

1599
01:45:01,381 --> 01:45:03,967
Be thankful for that.

1600
01:45:06,136 --> 01:45:08,806
<i>Exit the gracious Queen.</i>

1601
01:45:14,687 --> 01:45:16,606
Here, start paddling.

1602
01:45:16,690 --> 01:45:18,859
South America is that way.

1603
01:45:31,623 --> 01:45:34,251
[SHIP'S HORN BLOWS]

1604
01:45:35,305 --> 01:45:41,605
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