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Right.

One million dollars.

Talk English, Max. I can't afford to
lose my accent.

I have to put this in the vault.

Which bank?

That is a question.

Just a minute, Max.

You're under arrest.

You're crazy.

Max!

Why? For stealing official funds.

Stealing? Yes.

Now just bring that satchel over here.

I could shoot you, Max.

Your confession will be of far more use
to me.

It'll run as easy.

Jocked and fixed.

That is what the public wants.

Well, let him have it.

Can you just give me two days, Tycho?

You have dark charity.

Tycho's booked solidly, aren't you,
Tycho? Oh, yes, thank goodness.

But it's only two days.

If it was my play, I'd make him leave
her at the end of the first act.

But that would end the play.

What a mercy.

Look.

Photo sprint.

I mean, it's the whole spring line.

Tyco modelling everything.

It would be terrific exposure, wouldn't
it?

We have our commitments, haven't we,
Tyco?

Yes. Of course, it's a very bad...

Four years older.

And more beautiful.

You should have kept our appointment.

I couldn't.

Yes.

I didn't know you were in London until
just now.

And this minute, you remembered me.

I never forgot.

I'm a very independent person these
days.

Successful model, much sought after.

Can you believe it?

Yeah.

And you, how have you done?

Okay.

I still got my suitcase, some clothes, a
place to live, and a

renegade Russian friend over there.

Are you offering me all your worldly
goods?

Listing them.

Then nothing has changed since last
time.

It's really good to see you.

Can we go someplace?

Japanese girl dance for Yankee.

And you know I didn't mean that.

Then what?

Spend some time with me. I missed you.

I've cursed you.

Taiko. I cursed you for cheating us.

I have to go.

Now, wait a minute.

I'm sorry for cheating us.

So am I.

Oh, where can I reach you?

No.

I'll find you.

Don't. Then you find me.

I'm at the mansions, Park Street,
Northwest 1.

Will you wait for me? I waited for you.

Come and see.

I'm not very strong.

Do we see the rest of the play or do we
go and play chess at Guinness?

There are two theories about the end
game.

You can play it safe until we both
collapse from fatigue, or you can strike

and hope for the best.

Either will do.

You could toss a coin.

Thank you.

I'm sorry, Max.

What is on your mind, huh? The girl?

I am an expert with women.

You should confide in me about this
lady, and I, like a computer, will eject

correct course of action.

Send her poems.

You belong in a novel, Chekhov.

I belong in a jail, according to the
Russian authorities.

That's what you get for being a dirty
communist.

Your reputation, of course, is spotless,
huh?

You should send her flowers.

No, no, no. A single flower.

Each night, huh?

A rose, perhaps.

Wilted. Symbolizing your psyche.

You really are a Russian romantic,
aren't you?

And then you will appear at odd moments.

All right?

Your face expressing a combination of
undying love and imminent suicide.

She will turn a corner and there you
will be. A spur to her conscience.

Max, shut up.

You know, you Americans, you're too
cautious.

Sometimes I wonder how you reproduce.

What are you going to do?

He made first contact with her at the
White Theater on October the 27th.

been seeing each other regularly for the
past two weeks.

How's McGill's financial situation?

He came back from Rome last month with
about 20 ,000 American dollars.

Good for him.

Legal?

Strictly. Better yet.

There he is.

Max Stein, large as life.

And the three of them have been seeing
each other.

Oh, but if... Has McGill spotted you?

No, I have none.

Continue close surveillance.

Keep a check on ports and airfields and
notify Coughlin and Washington.

McGill can go pretty far on $20 ,000.

You see that he doesn't.

One too many.

Young people should be left together.

Without supervision.

Builds character.

Contributes to the population explosion.

Max.

They're on your head.

Thank you.

Good night.

I would like to kiss the lady.

The lady would be delighted.

Good night, and thank you.

Good night, Max.

Soft.

Lovely.

Thank you.

You keep her, Miguel.

You make it work.

She's priceless.

I could give her the moon.

I could give you the moon.

I could give you a million dollars.

I really could.

But I'm not going to.

Because you're my friend.

My only true friend.

Thanks, Max.

Are you going to be all right?

Certainly. Absolutely.

You take it easy, Chekov.

What's he talking about?

Half the time I don't know what he's
talking about when he's sober.

He was different tonight.

He knows how happy we are.

I think he just feels left out.

Where does Max live?

He lives in a box about a mile from
here.

I ought to pay him to stay there.

Angel, he talks about a million dollars.

Well, I guess when he's had enough to
drink, he dreams.

Don't you have any dreams?

Mm -hmm.

I'm not drunk.

Dream a little anyway.

Why don't you tell me a story?

Little house.

Little car.

Makil goes to work.

Makil has lunch.

Taiko cleans house.

Watches baby.

Now watch yourself.

It could come true.

Well, I don't know.

It's a nice dream.

And Max has his million.

Beautiful.

You mentioned pop art. Very good.

But has it ever occurred to you, my
dear, that the marvelous thing about

civilization is its decadence?

Can't say I ever thought about it.

Only great cultures can afford to be
decadent.

So be proud of your miniskirt.

Brag about your beetles. They are your
modern equivalent of the Parthenon. My

what? Your equivalent of... Forget it.
Max.

Tovarich!

I want to talk to you.

I don't want to talk.

Since when?

Come on. Excuse me.

Excuse me.

But she's so intellectual.

Scrap.

What's going on, Max?

Like what, for instance?

I'm being followed, and so are you.

I'm sorry.

I thought they were just on to me.

Who are they?

Security forces, I suppose.

After all, it's no secret that I was a
Russian diplomat, and you were an

American intelligence agent.

Strange friendship, you must admit, huh?

And don't forget that it started because
I looked you up on that rumor that you

stole a million dollars from your
people.

Okay, I know you say you didn't take it,
and I believe you.

But we're being followed, Max, and
there's a reason.

Look, why don't you just say what you
mean, McGill, huh?

If there's a million, you want it.

That's what I looked you up for.

What is it, McGill?

Creed?

The girl, perhaps, huh?

For the future you can't offer her?

Look, I'm here.

I'm glad to be alive. You should be
glad, too.

Forget the million.

Max, you set me up for something.

What do you mean?

Well, you could still be working for the
Russians.

Why can't two people just trust each
other completely, huh?

It's a lousy world.

Don't forget my party.

Hi.

What are you looking for out there?

Hmm. I don't know. I thought Max might
show up anyway.

Come back to me.

I'm back.

Stay with me.

I'm with you.

Evening, sir.

Coffee, please.

Yes, sir. Black or white, sir?

Black, thank you. Yes, sir.

Nice night, sir They

want

the king Who the devil are you it

doesn't really matter Just to me.

I've been instructed to obtain the key.

Blast the key.

Kurganov sent you, huh?

I've never heard of Kurganov.

Liar. I don't ask for details.

I take a job, and I do it efficiently.

The key, please.

Drop dead.

The key?

There's no such thing.

You won't be asked again.

Good.

And you can tell Cagino from me. I'll
blow his brains out someday.

Do give me the key.

Get away from me.

Very well.

One and six, please, sir.

Thank you, sir.

Sit down. Some more coffee.

We'll open up a bottle and we'll close
up the place and have a few drinks. I

don't want a few drinks.

Come on, relax.

No point in taking chances, is there?

I've got something to do.

That's all there is about a key, then.

I had a lovely time.

They really did.

Oh, I'm sorry.

It was a bore to you.

No, it wasn't.

Thank you for helping me.

I have to go.

Why?

Studio date.

At nine o 'clock in the morning.

I know where you can save cancer.

Me too.

What do you say?

I need to have my own place.

To feel I have my own home.

Make this your home.

Once I played house with you.

It was the right man, but wrong
arrangement.

Another time I married.

Wrong man, but right arrangement.

Next time I want the right man and right
arrangement.

Well, that's what I'm trying to arrange.

Truly. Truly.

I'm losing a lot of alcohol.

Just hang on, Max. We'll get you some
more.

Somebody get a doctor.

I got him.

I got him with my baby.

Did I show you my baby?

Would one of you people get a doctor?

Come on, somebody get a doctor.

Listen, my girl.

I... Kurganov.

Try to frame me.

Okay, Max, don't talk now.

I took the money.

And I put it away.

In the... In the Black Queen.

Okay, Max.

The Black Queen.

The Continental Bank of Lisbon.

Max, shut up.

Miguel.

You... You look after their girl, huh?

She...

What are you looking at?

There's nothing to see here. It's just a
dead man.

Come on, go home.

You have no idea who would want to kill
Max Stein.

Yet dying, he came to you.

Right.

What did Max Stein do for a living?

I don't know.

Never asked?

It didn't matter to me. I told you all I
know about Max.

And I'd like to get out of here.

Would you?

Lohen?

As we reconstruct it, He followed your
friend, shot him, and got killed

Now you tell me why Max Stein was
killed.

I don't know.

Wouldn't they say he spoke to you just
before he died?

Yeah. What did he say?

Please.

He was hemorrhaging.

But he said something.

Yeah. What?

Goodbye. And that's all?

That was enough.

Thank you very much, sir.

Yeah, he was quite a guy.

I know.

He was very special.

Played a good game of chess.

Only time I ever beat him was when he
was drunk.

That was pretty often.

Decided to go get killed.

Be glad he wasn't alone.

He was lost.

That's where they were sitting over
there?

Mm -hmm.

At your usual table.

There was no pride or argument?

No.

Max, as I told you, was emphatic about
the key.

And the other guy left first.

I wanted Max to stay.

He just wouldn't.

Why not?

He said, I've got something to do.

Then he left.

Kenneth, you still in business?

Yes.

Which one?

I'd like to take a trip.

You know, traveling is very expensive
these days.

Yes or no?

Yes.

You helped Max get over, didn't you?

Indirectly. Did he pay you well?

Standard rate.

I'd like to see your kitchen.

All of a sudden, a health inspection.

Yeah, and if you're working for me, you
start now.

Hello, Governor.

This way.

We're going to have to fix that,
Kenneth.

It's all right.

I'll take care of that.

We're going to have to watch out for
trucks in the alley. No trouble in the

alley after noon.

Okay.

Hello, hello, hello.

McGill?

a ticket to the theater.

Concert? Oh, very cultural.

Well, I haven't been to a concert in a
long time.

Don't go, McGill.

I'd hate it for you killed before you
paid me.

Well, I'd die for it and let them kill
me, can't I?

Until they know where that key is, they
can't.

Well, I hope it's not Wagner.

Enjoying the concert, Miguel?

I'm a Mozart man myself.

I thought it would be rather pleasant
for us to talk here.

We wouldn't be bugged.

You're not wired for sound, are you?

Want to take a look?

No, I'm only joking.

You're as anxious to keep this
confidential as I am.

And who are you?

A music lover.

What kind?

American? English? Russian?

My tastes are international.

Most people call me Bert.

Bert?

Well, Bert, I'd better tell you I was
followed here. Yes, I know.

Most unpleasant time.

Now, the question is, while we're
relatively alone, would $50

,000 sound correct to you?

For what?

The key.

Mm -hmm.

That's an awful lot of money for such a
little key.

Well, I heard it's worth a lot more than
that.

How much more?

I heard a million dollars.

I'm sorry you said that. You see, the
story about the million isn't true.

Everybody lies nowadays.

You, uh, let me carry the key around
with you.

Look, I have the 50 grand already at any
time.

There's no risk and no met.

A fellow could buy a wedding license for
that kind of money.

Did you arrange to have Max killed?

Look, I want the key.

With Max dead, it gets harder.

Not easier.

That's right, buddy. Much harder.

I wish I could convince you. You have.

But it's not so bad.

Take a look.

There's your friend.

Is he American?

Why, you should know that.

I'll have to make sure about you,
McGill.

You try and do that, Buster.

Come in.

Nothing.

Thank you. Are you feeling better?

Yeah, I'm okay.

Who did all this?

I don't know.

And you didn't call the police?

No.

And you won't?

Because it is something to do with Max.

I just can't say any. I don't know.

I'm frightened.

Don't be. They won't hurt you.

The only time in my life I was really
hurt was by you.

Someone seems to be taking a great
interest in your case.

Oh, him?

We're old friends.

We're shipping out tomorrow afternoon at
2 .30.

Here are all the details.

Why afternoon, Kenneth?

I told you, evening.

Not a chance, you know. I can't control
the tides.

It's a Panamanian ship.

The ship's name is Janus, Captain Rivas.

But look, it's all down there on the
paper.

How much?

Five thousand.

Round trip.

Including delivery.

Did you pay him?

I did. The money you gave Kenneth.

Okay. Here are the papers.

Max Stein papers.

Fake letters.

Certificates.

Mortgage. Deeds. Aren't they beautiful?

Very nice, Kenneth.

Thank you.

I'm afraid, of course, that will cost
you another 3 ,000.

Well, I mean, it's not very much, is it?

Considering the short time we had.

Okay.

Now, where do I stay when I get to
Lisbon?

The captain's fixing it.

He'll give you instructions on the ship.

I don't like that too much. Take it or
leave it.

All right.

And how much for the cover?

Oh, that's another 3 ,000.

Of course, there's 3 ,000 for me and 1
,000 for

Lionel.

Oh, you guys are really something.

Of course, we were through in the cars.

That's very generous of you, Kenneth.

We'll rent them.

Don't steal them.

Oh, waste of money.

Well, I'd be wasting a lot more if I get
caught running around in a stolen car.

Okay. I'll get the point.

All right, so I'll pick this stuff up
tomorrow?

Sure.

You've got to rendezvous by midday if
you want to make the trip in time.

I'll be there.

Ciao. Cheers, Miguel.

Stand still for a minute, McGill.

Johnson, what are you doing here?

You must have known we'd have more than
one man here.

Well, I thought about it.

You look surprised.

I'll tell you the truth, friend. I was
expecting somebody else. I wasn't.

Okay, straight ahead down the stairs.

Car's waiting.

Okay, McGill, you had your little joke.

Was it funny?

How are you planning on leaving the
country?

What do you mean, leave the country?

I was going to the tailors.

The tailor that sews up those nice new
million -dollar bills?

Hmm. I heard about him. Where is he
located?

That'd be nice.

That'd be deadly.

Give me the key.

There's no million dollars, McGill.

There's nothing for you wherever you're
going except a bullet like the bullet

that got Max Stein.

I'll give you $30 ,000 for the key.

I've had better offers than that.

You made friends with a former Russian
security officer.

Diplomat. Don't kid yourself.

He was a Soviet agent, a spy, Miguel.

Well, I used to work for American
intelligence. That makes me a spy, too.

But Max Stein wasn't only a communist
and an agent. That wasn't enough.

He also stole his own contingency fund.

Is that why he lived here in poverty in
a box?

You got to leave it behind when you got
asylum here.

My guess is that the Russians have that
money by now. Then what do you want a

key for?

It'll open something that I'd like to
look into.

And I'm not particularly anxious to see
you killed.

I really appreciate that, Michael.

If there's no money, how am I going to
get killed?

Don't be stupid. People think that money
still exists.

And a million is a big temptation.

Besides, there are two governments who
would be very embarrassed if the whole

Max Stein story should become known.

Maybe three.

There was a traitor and a spy.

That's what you call me, isn't it?

In this room, we know you're innocent.

Well, maybe there's some room that they
know Max is innocent.

I understand you've been looking around
for a decent job.

I'd like to help you very indirectly, of
course.

No, thanks. I don't want you to leave
London.

I don't care what you want. You can't
order me around anymore.

You and Coughlin forced me to resign,
remember?

If you go after that illusionary million
bucks, you'll be followed by half the

agents and adventurers in Europe.

The vultures are out. They'll eat you
alive.

All right.

We made you suffer because of us.

Now I'm leveling with you.

Don't get yourself killed because of a
pot of gold.

I don't intend to.

We'll stop you, Mac, any way we have to.

Good night.

Today's a day, a big day. Am I right?

Yeah, I have a job to do.

Oh, yeah.

You don't have to know that.

If only I'll be back in a week, the
latest.

You are going after the million dollars.

Honey, I'm going to work.

I thought you were giving up that kind
of work.

I can't, not yet.

And if they kill you the way they killed
Max?

They won't.

But the money isn't yours.

The Russians don't claim it. The
Americans don't even claim it. It

belong to anybody.

You are doing it again.

Just like four years ago in Tokyo, we
met.

Very love.

So simple.

But you had to go somewhere, do
something for money.

And you left me waiting and never came
back.

Honey, you know I couldn't help that.

Because you almost killed her. And this
time... This time, that's a chance we

have to take.

Only chance is if you stay here with me.

I can't. I have to try this.

I think you are going to a strange
place. I suppose a strange country.

Yeah. In a way, Max was lucky.

When he was dying, he could crawl to
you, a friend, so that you would not die

alone.

Tell me, where will you crawl?

Who will you go to?

I'll come back to you.

I have to go now Don't go I'll be back

Where is he?

Gone. Nothing.

We've been hired.

He grabbed the elevator and went down
like a gentleman.

Take her home and wait.

as we've checked before.

We'll find them all right.

$1 ,000 bill now.

$4 ,000 in a scooter.

Yep.

Passport with Portuguese permit.

Yep. And, uh, next term paper.

Right? Yep.

I trust you.

I think you're all right, John. You'd
better go.

Okay, thanks a lot. Good luck, John.

Yes, I know how he did it.

He wanted me to know.