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It's a Murray, Senor Macagill.

Senor Macagill. Hello again, Senor
Macagill.

Murray, how in the world are you?

Welcome back to Rome, Senor. It's been a
long time, I don't see.

Murray, how did you know I was here?
That's a long story, Senor.

You see, the night reporter here, he is
the son...

of a sister of my great aunt who'll tell
my daughter who'll tell me... Yes, sir.

Have a seat. Thank you, sir.

You still know everything that's
happening in Rome?

Oh, everything.

Well, not everything. Nearly everything,
sir.

You remember in 1957 when you need a
certain document.

Murray was a use to you then, huh? That
never happened.

I see, okie -dokie, so it never
happened. I never received such generous

payment from you. I never bring such
important papers to you, eh? Right, now

your memory's working.

Ah, well.

Senor McGill.

McGill, Murray.

McGill. Si, McGill.

Senor, it is a providence that brought
you here at this time.

Which providence?

Senor, I am a small man.

Just a little messenger, boy.

I am a deliverer of other people's sins.

Well, which sin are you delivering,
Morrie?

This one, senor.

Murder and diamonds?

And money.

A great deal of money, senor.

And I understand that since you leave
American intelligence, you are

in money, huh?

Morrie, I think you'd better leave.

Signora, I'm not offering you anything
illegal.

It's perfectly on the level.

I am offering you in return for my
protection. I offer you the jewels and

murder, signora.

You offer them to the police.

Polizia, polizia.

Signora, my girl, you know what my
employees would have done to me if they

I went to the police?

You know how long it would take for them
to kill me?

Maury, those jewels don't belong to me.
I couldn't get a nickel if I captured

the murderer. McGill, look, look, look.
It's the insurance company.

The newspapers say the jewels are
insured for $300 ,000.

Your cut's at 10%. That's standard.

That's right. That's $30 ,000.

$30 ,000, which you share with me.

It's legal.

Perfectly legal.

Of course we are interested in the
return of the jewels, Senor McGill.

They were insured for $300 ,000.

And that makes 30 ,000 for me if I
recover them, right?

Perhaps. But you do understand we will
not participate in anything shady.

Well, I've been here for over two hours
and I haven't seen anybody participate

in anything but drinking coffee.

If he doesn't show up pretty soon, I'm
going to take off.

Perhaps now we'll see.

Hello, yes?

Ah, splendid.

Send him in immediately, please.

It has flirts and drums.

Signor Comandante, this is indeed a
pleasure. Thank you.

Comandante Mattarella, may I please
introduce Signor... You are, Signor

Right, I am.

Our friend tells me that you offer to
undertake to recover the Rossani

Yes. And to capture the murderous thief
as well.

If I can.

But you have specified that my police
are not to participate.

My contact will evaporate if the police
are involved.

We may choose to involve ourselves.

Well, you can try, Commandante.

But he's very experienced.

And if he even smells the police, you'll
lose the jewels and the killer.

We could, of course, insist that you
give us the name of your informer.

Your refusal may mean that you yourself
are implicated.

Look, I wasn't even in Rome when the
jewels were stolen.

But you are protecting a material
witness.

He wasn't involved in the crime.

So, honored among thieves.

Hey, forget it.

Just forget it.

Wait.

Let me see your passport. Please.

I need that.

I will return it to you, Signore, when
you complete your mission and report to

me.

Then it's a deal.

Yes. You may attempt to recover the
jewels in the way you have described.

And you won't interfere?

No. How about you? Ten percent?

Ten percent.

Thanks.

Fascinating. A man who puts an exact
value on his life.

Thirty thousand.

And you were saying?

Magnificent.

Thank you.

I meant the jewels, my dear.

Stinker. You should know what I am.

Oh, not the devil you pretend to be.

All devil.

Which is why women love me.

And when the devil is in trouble, which
of his women does he come to?

To the rich English girl who hides him
out in luxury.

Give me the necklace, my dear.

It's beautiful.

Very. I'll smuggle it out of Italy for
you and meet you anywhere you say.

But you see, Angela, my feelings towards
this necklace are similar to your

feelings towards me.

Very, very dangerous.

And therefore, very, very exciting.

You give him the money, he'll give you
the jewels, and then I'll move in.

Si. You will appear.

You will demand the jewels.

You will say you have been following the
thief.

I will be very frightened, Signore.

And, of course, you will permit me to
escape.

Then you will be left with the jewels
and the killer.

Mario, why don't you just hold on to the
jewels and take off?

Signore, if I have the jewels, they are
my death warrant.

If you want the jewels, they are
security.

A future for my granddaughter.

A new life.

Maury, don't get poetic again.

Now, what is this thief's name?

Come on, Maury. I can't pretend to have
tracked him down if I don't even know

his name.

Julio. His name is Julio.

Non mi sembra che siete felice, Mori.

In questo luogo c 'è valente Giulio.

Avete il denaro?

E voi, gioielli?

Per voi.

Che c 'è, Mori?

Perché questa paura? Non ho paura,
Giulio.

Davvero?

Ma si vede dalle vostre mani.

For se c 'e un 'altra ragione.

Giulio!

Don't move!

Si, c 'e un 'altra ragione. No!

You had neither the murderer nor the
jewels.

Neither one.

You let him escape down the catacombs.

The catacombs.

Where a man could elude an army in the
endless passages.

I know, I just blew it.

I didn't think he'd be that good.

Indeed.

And now the murderer is on the loose.

What was his name?

Julio, I told you that. Indeed you did.

And your informer has the jewels.

His death warrant.

The informer's name, please.

Julio has killed once.

He will kill again to regain those
jewels.

And his first target will be your
friend, the informer.

Unless you tell me his name and we can
somehow find him and protect him.

Mari.

Ah, yes, Mari. Of course.

Thank you, Signorino.

Haven't you forgotten something?

Indeed? My passport.

My friend, you are involved.

I'm not involved in anything.

You are under suspicion.

What for?

How do I know you have not got the
jewels?

How do I know you are not protecting
Giulio?

What would I do that for?

A better offer, perhaps.

As it stands, we will keep your passport
and you will remain in Rome at the

hotel where you are registered.

It is comfortable?

Yeah, it's okay. Good.

Italian prisons can be very primitive.

Good afternoon.

Mr.

McGill.

A man has been calling you urgently.

Was there any message?

No message, nothing at all.

The party seemed distressed. He said
that I was to tell only you and that he

would call you again.

Okay. He promised you'd take care of me.

All right.

Okay.

You take me, Karen.

After that call comes through, you just
get it to me wherever I am. I'll

probably be in my room, maybe at the
bar.

You can rely on me. I am.

And don't forget it.

I'd like a gin and tonic.

Do you like what you see?

Very nice.

They say it is impolite to stare.

They do.

You're not a great conversationalist.

Well, I have my moments.

May I?

What took you so long?

Two glasses.

Both mine.

I'm Francesca.

McGill.

Are you staying here?

Yeah.

Me too.

Gets lonely sometimes.

Are you here for pleasure?

No. Business, then?

You might say that.

Is it possible to ask what kind of
business?

Sure.

Possible to ask anything.

You may not get an answer.

Would you like to know about me?

Why not?

I'm an actress.

At least I sometimes get parts in the
films they make at Chinachita.

And what do you do the rest of the time?

I live from day to day.

Some days are better than others.

Some nights, too.

Would you like to buy me another third?

Georgia, two more?

You could also buy me some dinner.

You're going too fast.

I'm hungry.

What kind of hungry? Fancy, restaurant
hungry, or it's time to eat hungry?

Hungry, hungry.

They haven't used my type in films
lately.

Well, maybe that's what's wrong with
them.

I can't leave the hotel, but if you'd
like to have dinner here.

No, no more for me, thank you. I thought
all Italians were weaned on wine.

Oh, and I was always told that the
Americans drank bourbon for breakfast.

They do.

And... Now... Yes?

Who sent you?

Mari?

Who?

Giulio? What are you talking about?

Commandante.

I don't understand any of this.

Honey, you just weren't hungry enough.

Hello. Yeah,

just hold the line. Just hang on.

What are you doing? Get out of here.
What are you doing? Don't do that.

Why do you do this? Hello.

The cousin has a storeroom, I can tell.

But it's not yours. It's not yours
anywhere, I can tell.

Julia is on my tail. She's been tailing
me all day.

Go to the police.

It's too late.

It's too late for that.

Maury, get out of there.

I can't. I can't.

Maury! The jewels, where are they?

Give my share to my granddaughter,
please.

Give my share to my granddaughter.

Morrie! The jewels, where are they?

Signora, my dear.

Signora. Which signora? Who do you mean?

Think, my dear.

do not have the jewel.

You are

distressed?

He was a close friend.

And why do you grieve?

Because it's my fault that he's dead.

I should have had Julia at the cemetery.

Oh, do not mourn too enthusiastically.

Morrie was worth very little.

Tell me...

Who is this, Signora?

McGill. Get off my back.

I don't know.

You do not know. I don't know.

Fascinating.

Morrie's granddaughter, perhaps?

No, it doesn't make sense.

One of his innumerable aunts, sisters,
cousins.

Maybe that's worth a try.

That is all you have to say?

That's all I know.

The intelligent Signora McGill.

I do not believe you.

Well, I've been called a larved fool.

More important, Giulio will not believe
you.

Probably not.

Giulio saw you at the cemetery.

Giulio heard Mori talking with you.

Giulio will find you as he found Mori,
and he will ask the same question.

Where are the jewels?

And then... You'll get the same answer.
I don't know.

If you will tell me now who is the
Signore, I will return your passport and

guarantee you safe conduct to the
airport.

Well, if you insist on being stubborn,
then we will keep you here in Rome.

And sooner or later, Giulio will find
you.

I hope so.

And he will kill you.

He'll try.

I am offering you your life for the
jewels. A fair exchange.

And even if I did, I'd still want that
10%. Just your life.

That 10 % looks pretty good to you, huh?

Come on, Dante.

There is no question of a reward if I do
my duty.

No, but if you do your duty well, the
insurance company will be grateful to

Enough. That's enough. For the last
time, I offer you your life. Who is the

Signora? Where are you going?

To my hotel.

All right, go there.

Stay there.

Until Giulio finds you.

You don't have to risk everything.

Living well is worth everything.

But I want you to stay.

For me.

You owe me something.

You have enjoyed our time together?

Yes.

Then our last farewell should not be
bitter.

I see.

Good. Julio.

I hope he kills you. Now you are much
more interesting.

You speak English? Oh yes, Signore.

Well, would you give the commandante my
regards?

Tell him I feel much safer.

Buonasera, signore.

Buonasera. The usual gin and tonic with
ice, signore?

Please.

Didn't see you all day, signore. Have
you been sightseeing?

No.

Signor McGill is not a sightseer. He's a
man of action, isn't that so?

Francesca.

A man of action.

He invites a lady into his room and then
he throws her out of his room.

He says, have some food, my little
friend. And then he takes the food away.

Let's go sit down.

I think not.

Listen.

I want to say I'm sorry about last
night.

Campari and soda.

I'm very sorry.

I like to watch you when you say that.

Your face is not accustomed to
apologizing.

You're not making it easy.

All right, then.

Let's just have this one last drink, and
then I'll leave you alone.

With pleasure.

It's no pleasure in being alone.

When a man like you becomes so friendly,
he must be after something.

Surely not me.

Last night proved that.

Last night you asked me about some
people. The names meant nothing to me.

Mori. Giulio.

But this morning I read the newspapers.

Mori has been killed.

Giulio is hunted by the police.

And there was something about jewels.

I didn't mention your name, though,
Signor McGill.

And last night when I came into your
room, a man called.

And you threw me out because you didn't
want me to hear that call.

Then the police came.

Oh, yes, I saw them come.

You're involved in murder.

The theft of jewels.

And I think you apologize so nicely
because you think that I came from the

police or the killer.

I think you're even frightened of me.

You're right, I am scared of you.

Oh, that's good.

More revenge, but something.

Something for last night.

I feel sorry for you, McGill.

You see, I know the truth about you.

I saw it in your eyes last night when I
said I was hungry.

You cared.

And tough people don't care.

I wish you knew the truth about me,
though.

You see, I am just what I appear to be,
and you lead such a suspicious kind of

life that you're missing a chance.

Quite a chance.

I feel sorry about that.

Now you are retreating.

I have to go back to my room.

Are you expecting somebody?

Yes. Perhaps I would wait with you.

I have to see this person alone.

If I get any calls, put them through
right away.

Si, senor. If anybody comes to see me,
send him on out.

Si, senor.

And don't say anything to me.

I won't tell him nothing, sir.

Good.

Hello. Who is it?

Julia.

I think it's time to talk.

Well, the Commandante hasn't gotten you
yet.

He would hardly lend me a phone.

What do you have to say?

Don't be a fool, McGill.

Save yourself.

How do I do that?

Let me have the jewels.

I will give you money.

How much?

Well, it couldn't be too much. Say, a
million lira?

But you would be alive to enjoy it.

I'll be alive to drink to you on the
anniversary of your death every year,

Julio. You're stupid.

Do you think you can stay in that hotel
room for the rest of your life?

I won't have to.

Why don't you come out of there and
settle this thing between us?

Why should I? I've got a bar here and a
pretty girl I'm pretty well provided

for. How are you doing?

How long do you think you'll be free?

Long enough to get you, McGill.

Long enough.

Well, then quit talking about it and
come on and get me, you gutless wonder.

Please, McGill, do not shoot me.

I am sorry to call at such an early
hour, but I was

curious. About what?

Curious to see if you were still alive.

Well, Giuseppe's taking very nice care
of me.

You are impertinent.

That's right.

Now, what are you doing here?

Haven't you found the Signora yet?

We visited his granddaughter, his aunt,
cousins.

Sisters, a good percentage of Rome, I
can tell you that.

None of them has the jewels.

That's not my problem.

But suppose, just suppose, I was to talk
again to the insurance company and

arrange for a little reward.

Let us say 5 % of the market value.

10%. You are impossible.

You're a hypocrite.

It gives me no pleasure to pay premiums
or rewards to thieves and murderers. I'm

neither one.

Take me to the funeral, Miguel.

I told you, I don't know for sure who
she is.

You could make a guess.

If it is a good guess, you will get
money, your passport,

and your safety.

I know.

Well, then.

Are you...

Are you so anxious to meet Giulio? Yes.

Do not be foolish.

I want him.

Revenge?

He killed Laurie.

No friend of yours?

Do not be obsessed with guilt. You are
not the type.

We will get Giulio.

Can you guarantee that?

How can you guarantee something you
haven't been able to do so far?

Guarantee is a big word. Then get out of
here.

And am I to take away Giuseppe with me?

Right.

Do you expect me to arrange for your
massacre?

I'll get Giulio for you.

You mean for yourself?

Either way you like it.

And then the jewels?

Then I'll try.

If we do not make it too difficult for
him, I think Giulio will come here.

I think he will get past Giuseppe.

I think he will get into this room.

Then I think we will catch him.

Sherlock Holmes.

And I would love to catch him. So would
I.

But we may be too late to save you.

I do not feel murderous today.

Take your passport, go back to London.

I have a date here.

It's me, Francesca.

Now, what are you doing here?

What are you still doing here? Why don't
you leave while you can?

Look, I don't know who you are or what
you do. I just want you to get out of

here and go back to your room.

But don't you know? Don't you really
know?

You're not made of stone, after all.

What do you want?

Nothing. I just know that you're in
terrible danger and that you must leave.

In the middle of the night?

Yes. Then just walk right straight into
whoever's waiting for me out there.

What have they done to make you like
this? I am on your side, but you don't

trust me.

I want to, but I... I'm afraid you're
working with Julia.

Well, if you're not, it's even more
important that you get out of here.

All right, then.

I have tried.

And I'll leave you.

With that gun, you trust it more.

You're going to have a very long and
lonely night.

Well, I take it you're not coming.

On the contrary.

I'm here.

Where? In your girlfriend's room.

Number 314.

Where I'm going to kill her unless you
come in two minutes.

Unarmed.

I don't believe you.

Tell him your name, dear.

Francesca.

Louder.

Francesca.

Come in, friend.

Come right in and put your hands up.

Way up.

Turn around.

Thank you.

A strange situation, is it not?

Different from the last time we met when
you had the gun on me.

Of course, I could run to the mausoleum
before you could get a clear shot.

Would you care to try it to the door?

No, thanks.

I didn't think you would.

I'm very good with this.

I could kill both of you before then
easily.

So, where are the jewels?

I don't know.

Oh, come, come.

I don't.

The signora?

Is this she?

Why don't you ask her? I thought she was
with you.

You thought Francesca was play -acting,
and yet you ran to her assistance.

I couldn't take the chance.

Just as I planned.

I've killed before.

One lady of more or less easy virtue
will make very little difference.

Now, tell me.

There's nothing to tell.

Then we will have to guess.

Obviously, the jewels are not on your
person or in your room. The Commandante

has doubtless searched both.

He's also searched for the many female
relatives that Mari left all over Rome.

You know about that?

Naturally.

It also occurs to me that there is a
group of signorinas at the cemetery.

I thought about that.

Then why didn't you go after them?

So I figured you or the commandant would
be there waiting for me. Why didn't

you? I thought the commandant or you
were there.

But now we are together and secure
because the commandant's men are here.

So, hand in hand we go, eh?

Quickly before it is light.

Let her stay.

Oh, no.

She will ensure that you will behave
nicely.

You also will be my insurance.

Because if we are wrong about the
cemetery, then you will have to guess

Which

do

you prefer?

The stairs or the elevator?

Stairs.

Which do you prefer?

The basement or the roof?

The roof.

Beautiful morning, is it not?

But then any morning is beautiful in
which to become very rich.

Are you sure the jewels are here,
McGill?

One of these, I think.

Morrie couldn't be found with the jewels
on him, so he left them with a

beautiful signora.

But which signora?

Make a choice, McGill.

Take your time. Your life depends on it.

You, look. Do as I say.

Like you always do.

Sorry, Miguel.

We have to lie and cheat to survive.

And then when we do, we have to do
anything to make that survival

What are you doing with him?

What is he to you?

He's my brother. My brother, Julio.

About the girl, I mean.

Five percent for me. Five percent for
Maury's granddaughter.

Doesn't that bother you?

All I ever wanted were Julio and the
jewels.

You could have been stopped in the hotel
basement, but we were as afraid as you

were for the safety of the girl.

The trouble with you is you do not trust
anybody.

It'll be a long time before I do again.