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"The only feelings
mankind inspires in policemen
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"are indifference and scorn."
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A COP
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Every afternoon at the same time
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I'd start my rounds
with the Champs-Elysées.
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Car 8 here.
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I'll hand you over.
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Yes? Where?
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On our way. Call you after.
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I started well before nightfall,
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but it wasn't until later,
when the city slept,
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that I could really get to work.
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My name is Edouard Coleman.
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Two steps back.
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Two steps back!
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This is a hold-up! Nobody move!
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You, over there!
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Leave the other one!
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Keep your hats on till the station.
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Three for Paris.
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In an hour
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I won't have a drop of blood left.
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In an hour
you'll be in bed at the clinic.
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This'll just be a bad memory.
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If they don't go after the train
and we meet a roadblock,
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you stop, Marc gets out,
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we go through the roadblock
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and come back for him after.
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- But...
- No, Paul. We'll do as I say.
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Car 8.
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I'll hand you over.
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Yes.
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Where?
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On our way. Call you after.
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Keep moving, please,
there's nothing to see.
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Hello.
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- Your book.
- I didn't copy her details.
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- The card she filled in, then!
- I can't find it.
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That's impossible.
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Explain it to Vice Squad.
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They'll be kept busy.
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Please...
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Please, madam.
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Go back to bed, please, sir.
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Pacinelli,
have you been playing cards?
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A quick hand of poker.
Then we were going.
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You're not going anywhere
until you've given a statement.
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Car 8.
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I'll hand you over.
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Yes?
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Where?
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On our way. Call you after.
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We're classic victims.
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And we're dealing
with real professionals.
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They tell us they're 20 years old,
then they rob us.
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That's when they show us
their ID cards.
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We can't call the police
for fear of being prosecuted
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for corruption of minors.
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It's what's known
as a habitual offence.
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You only get prosecuted
if you re-offend.
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We all do.
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If he hadn't cried out
and the concierge hadn't caught you,
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this Maillol would be long gone.
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I'd rather you went easy on him.
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How old are you?
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Seventeen and a half.
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Only six months left.
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If the judge decides
you can go free, that is.
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Your papers?
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Sir.
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Your present address?
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- No, I live with a friend.
- Of course.
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Well?
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Not even 50-50.
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She's just gone past. That way.
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Just let me park.
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- All right?
- Hello.
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Well?
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It'll be the Paris-Lisbon train.
A customs man is involved.
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- Day or night?
- I don't know yet.
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When?
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As soon as they get the merchandise,
they'll bring it to Paris.
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Are you sure
your fellow is the carrier?
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Certain.
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They pay him a lot for that.
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He's been living off it for a year.
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Know his name?
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Just his nickname.
Suitcase Mathieu.
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He's a professional smuggler,
a specialist.
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You should be left alone.
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Thanks, Edouard.
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- Want to see them?
- Just coming.
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The classic trio:
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the barger, the pickpocket
and the runner.
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Where were they working?
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Orly airport, of course.
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He knocks over a tourist
with a wallet,
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he picks him up,
nicks the wallet
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and hands it to the third,
who scarpers.
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They say they don't speak French.
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Very well...
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If they don't speak French,
we'll speak another language.
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Wait!
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If you speak slowly,
we will understand.
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So? How did it go?
Not too tired?
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No.
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Think you'll get the position?
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I hope so.
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They're less fussy in the provinces.
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They don't think
you're past it at 60, like in Paris.
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Personnel manager
for a big company in Strasbourg
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is better than a sub-manager
in a Paris bank.
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Bloody hold-up
at St-Jean-de-Monts
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Hello, commissaire.
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- Hello, commissaire.
- Hello.
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Sir,
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you're wanted.
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All right?
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All right.
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All hospitals and clinics
will be searched thoroughly.
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They know one of us was wounded.
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We have to get Marc out.
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What if we can't?
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I've another solution.
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Rapid fire
isn't like normal shooting.
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Keep your eyes on the target...
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And forget about aiming.
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First clear your jacket
for a quick draw.
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Weigh your pocket down
with keys or a lighter.
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Mr Coleman! Telephone.
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Yes?
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Too bad.
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Tomorrow?
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OK.
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We've come for Mr Schmidt.
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Why?
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To take him
to Lariboisière hospital.
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On whose authority?
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Schmidt.
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"Lung punctured by unknown projectile,
severe loss of blood,
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"pulmonary embolism,
intravenous drip necessary,
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"semi-comatose state...
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"Not to be moved."
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But it's signed
by Professor Durrieux.
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One doesn't move
a man in that state.
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He should know that.
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I don't care what Dr Durrieux says.
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We have our orders.
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And I'm telling you
he's going nowhere!
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There's not much chance
of finding out who this Schmidt was.
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If he had an ID card...
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Or if he did us the favour
of getting arrested at least once.
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Yeah. Otherwise, nothing.
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He'll be joining
the legion of anonymous dead.
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Maybe luck will smile on us
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and we'll get a call
from some other anonymous person.
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The job makes us sceptical.
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Especially about being sceptical!
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The only feelings
mankind inspires in policemen
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are indifference and scorn.
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Scorn...
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Fast,
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easy to handle,
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in perfect condition,
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with all the extras.
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And, as I'll need two weeks
to get the hang of it,
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it's very urgent.
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How will you pay?
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Cash.
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Pick me up here in two hours.
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In the name of the law
I arrest you.
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- How did you find me?
- It's my job.
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Dead men arrest no one!
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Don't you think
Simon might suspect something?
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He doesn't suspect. He knows.
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For how long?
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He's always known.
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Tonight we'll have to drive non-stop,
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500 miles,
to go and dig up the cash.
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- And the notes?
- They're not marked.
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The money arrives Thursday,
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so the companies can pay
all the workers on Friday.
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With all the building work
along the Atlantic coast,
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they'd need ten employees extra
per bank
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to mark all that cash.
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Probably.
But I wanted to be extra sure.
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The success of the second job
depends on that of the first.
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And it needs a big bankroll.
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A pittance, compared to the score
we're going to make.
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There...
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They'll hand the merchandise
over to Suitcase Mathieu.
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But, this time, not until Bordeaux.
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They're getting more careful,
more wary...
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So it's only between Bordeaux
and the border
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that we can intervene.
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It's the oldest electric line
in France.
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1923.
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For two months,
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all the old wiring
will be dismantled,
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so the new network can be fitted.
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Between Lamothe and Morcenx,
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there's a straight run
for 40 miles.
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Along this stretch
the train goes at about 100 mph...
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usually.
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But because of the work on the line,
the diesel won't go over 40
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for a 20-mile stretch.
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Forget the couple of miles
just after the curve,
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and the last couple before Morcenx,
just to be safe...
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We'll have 20 minutes.
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And when the merchandise is ours,
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it'll be those we stole it off
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who'll come and buy it back.
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No one will press charges,
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and there'll be no coppers
on our heels.
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Just a second.
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The 2nd.
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The Paris-Lisbon.
It leaves the Gare d'Austerlitz
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at 11.59 p.m.
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Gets to Bordeaux at 5.43 a.m.
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They'll bring the merchandise
right to his sleeping car.
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- We'll nab him at Bayonne.
- The Hendaye customs man is in on it.
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I need his cabin number.
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Easy.
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My interview
is late in the afternoon.
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I'll get the night train
back from Strasbourg.
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I'll be back first thing
in the morning.
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Couldn't you get some rest,
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stay in a hotel?
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No, I don't like
daytime train journeys.
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We'll all be back here
at 8 in the morning.
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Only you three know about it?
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No.
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Only us four.
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Have you weighed up all the risks?
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Yes.
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All the risks.
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Paul and Louis will never talk?
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No one will ever talk.
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Come in.
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Am I disturbing?
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You never disturb me.
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Come and have a drink.
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You too.
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Three scotches.
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Would passengers for Lisbon,
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via Bordeaux, Bayonne,
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Hendaye, Irun,
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San Sebastian and Burgos,
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please board now.
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Would passengers for Lisbon,
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via Bordeaux, Bayonne,
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Hendaye, Irun,
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San Sebastian and Burgos,
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please board now.
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The train will soon be leaving.
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Bordeaux, St-Jean.
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The train will be stopping
for five minutes.
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Tell Bayonne that the merchandise
is in cabin 9, carriage 8.
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Complete the operation
and then get straight back.
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I'm getting the train for Paris.
I hate driving in fog.
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Say hello to Commissaire Le Moüel
for me!
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The train will get to Morcenx
in ten minutes.
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Having trouble sleeping?
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And how!
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She's here.
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What's going on?
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What's happened?
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What have I done?
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01:12:49,201 --> 01:12:50,321
Get up.
270
01:12:50,481 --> 01:12:51,841
Get up!
271
01:12:52,201 --> 01:12:53,761
Get up or I'll hit you!
272
01:12:53,921 --> 01:12:55,441
I don't know what's stopping me.
273
01:12:55,801 --> 01:12:57,881
What's your game, then?
274
01:12:58,041 --> 01:12:59,921
What are you playing at?
275
01:13:00,321 --> 01:13:01,881
I don't understand.
276
01:13:02,201 --> 01:13:03,441
You will!
277
01:13:03,601 --> 01:13:06,081
Get your hair cut first,
you pathetic specimen!
278
01:13:06,241 --> 01:13:07,921
From now on, wear men's clothes.
279
01:13:09,721 --> 01:13:12,761
- What were you playing at?
- I don't understand, Edouard.
280
01:13:12,921 --> 01:13:14,001
"Commissaire"!
281
01:13:14,161 --> 01:13:16,241
I don't understand, commissaire.
282
01:13:18,561 --> 01:13:21,241
Mathieu didn't have the case
from Bordeaux,
283
01:13:21,401 --> 01:13:23,241
nor those he left Paris with.
284
01:13:23,921 --> 01:13:26,081
Do you hear me?
285
01:13:26,961 --> 01:13:30,321
In the meantime, I could do you
on a transvestite charge.
286
01:13:30,481 --> 01:13:32,241
You'd get six months.
287
01:13:32,401 --> 01:13:34,481
That'll teach you
to do your job right!
288
01:13:35,441 --> 01:13:37,601
As a squealer, I mean.
289
01:13:46,921 --> 01:13:48,281
Take him away!
290
01:13:50,441 --> 01:13:52,801
- Book him?
- No, kick him out!
291
01:14:28,681 --> 01:14:32,641
Criminal Records have sent me
everything on the dead man.
292
01:14:32,961 --> 01:14:35,241
His name was Marc Albouis.
293
01:14:36,561 --> 01:14:38,161
Marc Albouis?
294
01:14:43,361 --> 01:14:46,521
Marc Albouis...
Wasn't he a pal of Louis Costa?
295
01:14:46,681 --> 01:14:49,121
- Shall we ask Crime Squad?
- Why?
296
01:14:49,361 --> 01:14:51,521
To see if it was he who held up...
297
01:14:51,681 --> 01:14:53,281
Is it any business of yours?
298
01:14:53,641 --> 01:14:54,681
No.
299
01:14:54,841 --> 01:14:57,161
Just curiosity. You were saying...
300
01:14:57,321 --> 01:14:59,961
Just concentrate on our cases.
301
01:15:23,801 --> 01:15:26,401
Is Simon there?
Coleman.
302
01:15:28,921 --> 01:15:30,561
I'll call back later.
303
01:15:56,921 --> 01:16:00,201
Records? The chief, please.
Coleman here.
304
01:16:01,281 --> 01:16:02,761
Yes, I'll hold.
305
01:16:05,641 --> 01:16:07,601
Chief? It's Coleman here.
306
01:16:07,761 --> 01:16:11,721
Could you keep Marc Albouis' name
out of the papers?
307
01:16:16,721 --> 01:16:18,361
I'm too late?
308
01:16:19,681 --> 01:16:21,961
No, no. Thank you.
309
01:16:23,121 --> 01:16:24,441
Nothing else.
310
01:16:31,361 --> 01:16:32,921
Nothing else.
311
01:16:33,081 --> 01:16:36,681
Was he involved
in the Saint-Jean-de-Monts heist?
312
01:17:56,521 --> 01:17:57,801
Mr Jean?
313
01:17:58,441 --> 01:17:59,721
For you.
314
01:18:27,241 --> 01:18:28,281
The car, quick!
315
01:18:39,241 --> 01:18:42,001
Get a car ready.
I need three men.
316
01:20:10,521 --> 01:20:11,561
Thanks.
317
01:20:27,401 --> 01:20:30,841
On 23rd December
you committed an armed robbery.
318
01:20:31,081 --> 01:20:32,121
What?
319
01:20:32,841 --> 01:20:35,681
You committed an armed robbery
with three accomplices.
320
01:20:36,241 --> 01:20:37,601
That's rubbish!
321
01:20:42,641 --> 01:20:46,681
I'm not asking you about him.
The newspaper says that his name
322
01:20:46,841 --> 01:20:48,121
was Marc Albouis.
323
01:20:49,921 --> 01:20:53,281
You won't tie me to him.
I never knew him.
324
01:20:54,721 --> 01:20:56,601
Forget about the past.
325
01:20:58,281 --> 01:21:00,681
What I want to know, and quickly...
326
01:21:02,921 --> 01:21:04,281
And quickly...
327
01:21:04,881 --> 01:21:08,161
Are the names of the other two.
328
01:21:09,961 --> 01:21:11,761
Are you serious?
329
01:21:12,561 --> 01:21:13,841
Oh, yes.
330
01:21:14,001 --> 01:21:15,441
You'll see how serious.
331
01:21:20,081 --> 01:21:23,361
I'm not interested
in a confession to the hold-up.
332
01:21:24,041 --> 01:21:25,401
What I do want,
333
01:21:25,681 --> 01:21:27,361
and I'll repeat myself,
334
01:21:27,761 --> 01:21:29,721
is for you to tell me, right now,
335
01:21:30,921 --> 01:21:33,241
the names of your two accomplices.
336
01:21:34,841 --> 01:21:38,561
Do you really think
that if I had been involved,
337
01:21:38,721 --> 01:21:40,961
I'd shop my accomplices?
338
01:21:41,721 --> 01:21:42,921
Do you want to bet?
339
01:21:52,681 --> 01:21:53,921
He'll never talk.
340
01:22:32,801 --> 01:22:34,561
Hello, commissaire.
341
01:22:35,481 --> 01:22:36,601
Hello.
342
01:22:47,801 --> 01:22:49,561
Hello, commissaire.
343
01:22:55,001 --> 01:22:56,241
Excuse me.
344
01:23:00,801 --> 01:23:02,001
Good evening.
345
01:23:06,041 --> 01:23:07,521
Two scotches.
346
01:23:10,721 --> 01:23:12,921
- Did you know Marc Albouis?
- Who?
347
01:23:14,721 --> 01:23:16,041
Marc Albouis.
348
01:23:21,721 --> 01:23:22,841
And Paul Weber?
349
01:23:24,441 --> 01:23:25,361
No.
350
01:23:25,561 --> 01:23:28,961
He was a sub-manager of a bank
who got laid off.
351
01:23:29,361 --> 01:23:31,321
Out of work for a year now.
352
01:23:31,481 --> 01:23:32,841
No, not at all.
353
01:23:49,361 --> 01:23:50,721
And Louis Costa?
354
01:23:51,761 --> 01:23:52,961
Costa?
355
01:23:53,121 --> 01:23:54,601
Hang on. Costa...
356
01:23:55,401 --> 01:23:56,441
Costa...
357
01:23:57,481 --> 01:23:59,081
No, it doesn't ring a bell.
358
01:24:09,001 --> 01:24:10,761
He knows you.
359
01:25:28,321 --> 01:25:29,401
Hello?
360
01:26:00,281 --> 01:26:02,401
Paul? Louis talked.
361
01:26:03,681 --> 01:26:05,041
He can't have!
362
01:26:05,321 --> 01:26:06,681
He did.
363
01:26:14,321 --> 01:26:15,721
Get out of there, quick!
364
01:26:24,001 --> 01:26:26,081
It's too late, Simon.
365
01:26:27,521 --> 01:26:28,761
They're already here.
366
01:26:29,241 --> 01:26:32,161
I'm sorry, Paul.
Truly I am.
367
01:26:34,281 --> 01:26:35,881
See you around.
368
01:26:48,521 --> 01:26:50,201
Let them in.
369
01:29:01,801 --> 01:29:02,841
Yes?
370
01:29:06,081 --> 01:29:07,321
We're trying.
371
01:29:07,761 --> 01:29:09,561
Everything's ready.
372
01:29:09,721 --> 01:29:11,281
Come and get me.
373
01:29:11,521 --> 01:29:14,681
But make sure you're not followed.
374
01:30:28,681 --> 01:30:29,881
Simon!
375
01:30:32,601 --> 01:30:33,641
Don't move, Simon.
376
01:30:42,001 --> 01:30:43,481
Don't move, Simon.
377
01:30:50,961 --> 01:30:52,241
No gun.
378
01:31:11,401 --> 01:31:13,681
Didn't you shoot a bit quick?
379
01:31:16,561 --> 01:31:19,561
I wasn't sure
that he would kill himself.
380
01:31:30,121 --> 01:31:32,081
What do I do with the case?
381
01:31:32,281 --> 01:31:34,481
It's a present
for Commissaire Le Moüel.
382
01:31:34,721 --> 01:31:36,521
See that he gets it.
383
01:31:40,601 --> 01:31:43,041
Car 8 here.
I'll hand you over.
384
01:31:44,361 --> 01:31:45,441
Yes?
385
01:31:45,601 --> 01:31:46,881
Where?
386
01:31:47,041 --> 01:31:49,001
On our way. Call you after.
387
01:34:29,681 --> 01:34:33,921
Each one of us is alone
388
01:34:35,241 --> 01:34:37,321
On the opposite shore
389
01:34:41,721 --> 01:34:45,841
Of the troubled river of passion
390
01:34:47,081 --> 01:34:51,521
Watching drift away forevermore
391
01:34:52,401 --> 01:34:56,201
Our illusions
392
01:34:57,361 --> 01:35:00,881
Farewell to our old selves
393
01:35:02,881 --> 01:35:05,441
Come what may
394
01:35:08,681 --> 01:35:12,641
Destiny has cancelled all debts
395
01:35:14,041 --> 01:35:19,001
Things happen in this way
396
01:35:19,681 --> 01:35:22,841
In this way
397
01:35:25,201 --> 01:35:28,641
Here comes the time
398
01:35:29,161 --> 01:35:31,121
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