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You

You

It's me also known sometimes as part and still trying to describe how much I love you think of the

diametric opposite of an impacted wisdom tooth.

It's not possible.

Bye.

Bye.

buzz chime.

Why take a chance, Jack Miller.

Once one of the boys staged and screamed.

He wouldn't have turned me down then, baby.

What's this I hear about you nabbing a rich one?

And you tell him all about us.

Listen, he know you're just a stupid slut.

So you're whoring finally paid off.

That's what you think, kid.

You think you're getting away from me just like that in a coffin, baby?

See, only way you'll ever get away from me.

But I would like the florist section right next to it.

Absolutely, Mrs. O'Neill.

Gay-day, Chloe.

And where are the luggage and leather goods?

The luggage and leather goods.

I got them.

This way, Mrs. O'Neill.

I don't want excuses.

I want results.

I want the whole thing tied up within a week.

I know, I know.

It'll be great if we all had twice as much time.

You are wrong again.

Six or seven hundred million dollar deals do happen overnight and every night.

Stay with me on this one, Jonathan.

I've got the right beat this time.

All I have to do is get her into the water.

Then suck her in.

And what is the bait?

Just what she's been looking for.

Four links in a chain.

Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.

But they're asking too much.

Then play up the heart name, International Prestige, all that crap.

And pay off, all of you have to.

Any limits?

Of course there are limits.

There are always limits, Harvey.

But as long as there are bits in...

The ballpark?

Right.

As long as there are bits in the ballpark, you make sure it's accepted.

Okay.

What's on your mind, Tony?

I merely wish to congratulate you and Mrs. Ainsley on your wedding.

May it be truly blessed.

I don't think there's any cause for undue concern.

Any takeover attempt, if such exists, appears to have fallen far short.

Mr. Ainsley didn't make it sound that way.

I never met the gentleman, but he doesn't exactly have a reputation for honesty.

How much stock does Janus and Janus actually hold?

As of now, you earn 51% of all hard stock.

So, your position is unassailable.

I would like to know what percentage Jonathan owns.

I'd venture a maximum of 16%.

And his cousin, Sarah Pascal?

Sarah Pascal owns approximately 10%.

51 for you? A total of 26 for them.

The remaining 20 plus percent of hard shares are spread over thousands of stockholders...

and would be virtually impossible to accumulate.

So, you see, you really have nothing to worry about.

Unless Jonathan knows something that we don't.

Thank you, darling.

I will sleep a little better tonight.

You don't have to worry.

Oh, Paula, we've only got another week.

We've got a million things to do.

I know, and I hate to take you away from all that.

But this lawyer in New York, this Harvey G. Rossin...

Oh, stop it. Oh, yes.

He's been trying to get in touch with us as well.

Well, he seems to think he's found exactly what we want this time,

and I think the stores need to be checked out.

I realize, Madeline, I can't go with you this time.

She's got a million things to do before the wedding.

I know.

OK. OK.

But I still think it's a rotten thing to do to a devoted brother.

Not to mention your time, but...

Bye.

Bye.

Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore.

And I will love you from every one of them.

How long would it take?

There so in each.

It won't be easy, but I'll bear it.

Hello?

Madeline, uh, slept.

Who was it?

What's wrong, number?

The only thing you don't do well is lie.

Is she someone I used to know?

Before I met you.

Was it serious?

Not on my part.

I need drinks too much, which is often...

...guess nasty.

You want me to sort him out for you?

No.

He won't bother me after I'm married.

I can handle him for another week.

OK.

If you're sure.

I'm positive.

It's me again, darling.

I'm still in Baltimore.

The store here is even not up on the others.

I think it's a good thing.

Before I was going to have to come over and see for a cell, I'll call her and tell her.

As soon as I finish telling you how much I love you, or am I repeating myself?

I don't mind this worth repeating.

I love you more than I ever thought it was possible to love anyone but later.

I'm darling, but later.

Ms. O'Shea, this is Harvey Rorson, Secretary.

Mr. Rorson has been trying to reach you.

Would you please call him at 555.

It's me again, darling.

I'm still in Baltimore.

The store here is even not up on the others.

I think it's a good thing.

Lousy bitch.

I will warn you.

No!

Stop!

No!

No!

No!

No!

My darling, Madalay.

I love you more than I ever thought it was possible to love anyone.

Madalay.

I'll call her and tell her.

As soon as I finish telling you how much I love you.

Or am I repeating myself?

Never mind this worth repeating.

I love you more than I ever thought it was possible to love anyone.

Madalay.

Beaming.

Jack, I didn't know you were still in Hong Kong.

Yes, I'm here to tidy up a few things.

And I thought if you hadn't taught me, you might have them by to me.

Sure.

Come here.

Good.

I can't come there right now, Phillip.

That's impossible.

Darling, I trust your judgment on this completely.

You have my full authority to take action on it.

Mm?

Well, then put out some feelers.

I just keep them low.

Not too low, of course.

And then we'll keep the figures approximate.

And with lots of ifs and buts, and we'll just sit back and wait.

And see how serious the competition is.

Mm?

Yes.

Of course you may go back to New York and do it all from there.

I'm nervous newlywad to be.

All right.

Call me tomorrow, will you?

Mm?

Okay.

Bye.

Thank you.

This is good.

Yeah?

Mm?

Oh.

You still haven't told me why you're in Hong Kong.

Mm?

You haven't told me why you're in Hong Kong.

Ah.

Well, because you're a heart executive and you need my protection.

It's now a contract.

I don't think I need protection while I'm here.

Certainly not your personal protection.

I'll tell you.

When one of my men, I fished out of the harbor, the Hong Kong harbor, with his insides a bit

open, get a little bit cautious.

Bean shoots.

Try some.

Bean shoots.

Huh?

It's terrific.

Happy song.

You're safe.

Drink first.

Coward.

Ah.

Trying to catch me out.

Ha.

It's terrific.

Happy song.

Happy song.

Happy song.

Happy song.

Happy song.

Y'all are playing the light.

The dogs and the child see the two seventy-two.

Hey, look like this, baby.

Don't you tell him all about us.

This ain't no, you're just a stupid slut.

So you're pouring on him.

Only there, buddy.

Out of my way.

What's going on here?

Where's Mr. Sha?

Go away from me just like that.

I'm a fiancé.

In a coffin, baby.

The only way you'll ever get away from me.

Does, uh, like a name go with that?

Philip Aemory.

You're in the ID?

For God's sake, if something's happened to her.

Aemory A-M-O-R-Y.

You, uh, you better get to Roosevelt Hospital.

A metal in a rochete.

It's true, me, she, and...

We can't estimate the time of a brain hemorrhage,

even if we got it right away.

She said anything.

Did she say what happened?

She still hasn't regained consciousness.

Just a moment.

No, sir.

Mr. Aemory,

she probably won't regain consciousness before she dies.

I do.

Love you and you know.

Even if it's a stupid, bad, dance winner,

I was training on you.

I was a little bit nervous.

I was a little nervous.

I was a little nervous.

I was a little nervous.

I was a little nervous.

But I'm a bad dancer.

I was training on you at toes with my big, clumsy feet.

I was loving you so much.

I could not.

you

you don't believe me, Dawn.

You can't hear me, Connie.

What?

Jermuth, lead.

No, no.

Domain?

Lister Jones.

A knows the Vitamins.

And then lifts his chest.

Youngest daughter is out of time.

I hope you enjoy being a sinager.

I might if I knew what it meant.

The center of admiration.

Every greedy eye in the club is a fire.

I'm a

fire.

I'm a

fire.

I'm a

fire.

I'm a

fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a stay.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

I'm a fire.

And the communicating is just

that the

extreme inequality of bonds

at theim.

And my in her exclusively

upon you.

And last course is on

A little bit of his bloods off on him.

Hahaha.

Oh!

Good to see you again, Ainslie.

How do you, Hastings?

My wife, Jonathan, Paul Redland, Jonathan Ainslie and Mrs. Ainslie.

I do.

A great pleasure to meet you, Mote.

You look absolutely rapping, Mrs. Ainslie.

The Globe, Matrimony.

Never had that effect on me.

Well, if you'll excuse us.

Of course.

Look now, but Jane is in Jane's stock.

I just went up several flights.

I'm so glad.

Listen, I hope you make better breakfast after we're married.

And which sensory will that be?

Look, Linda.

No, you...

I've had enough of this.

My wife won't give me a divorce routine.

She will.

We've talked it all out.

Still, Iids of March and Julius Caesar's getting it right in the coma.

Cut, cut, cut!

Ah!

Nice to meet you, gentlemen.

It's the lawyers.

The line is...

It's the lawyers.

You put a lawyer's jacket number once with subpoenas and the briefcases.

Call it, Freddy.

It's the lawyers.

Right.

It's the lawyers.

Place is the police.

Please, please.

Don't you see the line, Linda?

Come on, darling.

As quick as you can.

Back into position.

Okay, everybody, follow the floor.

Roll, take.

Action.

No, you look.

I've had enough of this.

My wife won't give me a divorce.

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh, I'm going to go.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Can somebody please tell me what the hell is going on around here?

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Sir!

What a pleasant surprise!

Jonathan's always raving about to a little shop, so I thought I should come and see it for myself.

Voila!

Very sweet.

I can't say I approve.

The aces have never been shopkeepers.

I thought that hards was just a big shop.

Size matters a great deal in this world, my dear.

At least Jonathan approves.

Yes, well, let's just say that as far as you're concerned,

Jonathan's somewhat less than objective.

I didn't know what you mean.

Of course you do.

How much?

Braces on the bottom.

Oh, too much.

I dropped a bundle at the casino last night.

Give it up, my dear.

Give what up?

This.

Being Jonathan Hensley's wife is career enough.

Having a shop in the Hollywood road is demeaning.

Not to me.

And you're not quite sure enough of him yet to give it up.

You're wrong, Sarah.

I've never felt so secure.

Why do I have the feeling that's so much less to you than meets

the eye?

She gave me half the magic that drew me.

portraits are like red.

From a

org interlude.

The

Platform of Canada.

DAMN ALFRED WOMAN

AT A

Now tell me then what I think is world worth once planned.

abase outdoor

Working

You're late.

I was unavoidably detained.

By who?

Jonathan's cousin Sarah. She could be a problem.

No. She's... how did they say it?

I'm fortune cookies. All mouth and pantyhose.

How long do I have to play the ideal wife?

Who knows? You make it to like him.

He's a pig.

They're selfish, ruthless, pig.

Some women adore ruthless pigs.

He's kid-kid.

All better. Dirty, fun games leave less time for suspicion.

Totally worry. He doesn't suspect anything.

What he cares about is taking over heart enterprises.

Anything new on that front?

Yes. There's an American chain of stores.

That's the bait. If she buys, he wins.

We all win.

And if he becomes suspicious, he'll be

a little bit more

than a little bit more.

He'll be the first to know.

And you'll be the second to know.

And we both take appropriate action.

The faithful and the system.

And the beautiful wife.

Sorry to just leave like this, Philippa.

I know that's the only way to get on to Hong Kong.

And I have to get on to London. He really doesn't matter.

I could stay on for a while if you like.

No. You sure?

No, thank you. I will go to the big one.

I will go to the big one.

I thought you were going to Sydney.

I am going to Sydney, but I have to get back to London first.

Peter called us.

No, I didn't.

Well, you said you had to make a decision soon.

I mean, he's seen them. You haven't.

I can't talk to him about business right now.

No, I can't.

Are you going to the airport right away?

I have to.

If you go to London before you go to Sydney,

you won't make it in time for the opening.

I'll do my best.

I have to go. I'll call you.

Okay.

I think Madelena would have advised you to buy those stores.

That's a good point, Carol.

Yes, but the final bid from the Oceanic Top Shores by 5 million.

And I have an already good authority that Oceanic isn't prepared to go one penny more.

So raise your offer, 5 million. I'll give you the penny.

You seem very anxious I do, Mr. Rosson.

It's a great deal for you and a small finder's fee for me.

If it isn't bettered by 6 o'clock tonight, Oceanic's offer will be accepted.

How much can I count on from the bank, George?

Roughly half.

Roughly? I don't want roughly.

All right. Exactly half.

Thank you. And at what price will heartstock open tomorrow?

89.5. You'd have to sell 10% of all your stock to raise it.

No. If Jonathan Ainsley managed to acquire those stocks,

he'd have 36% of my 41.

That's too close for comfort.

There's an easy way to circumvent that.

Heartstock is always in demand.

As soon as word is out that you're selling, it'll all be gobbled up.

And the London Stock Exchange opens eight hours earlier than Hong Kong's.

He can have his London broker buy them.

Not if we keep it a secret that you're selling.

Until the very last moment, it'll be midnight in Hong Kong.

By the time he learns it, all your selling is out.

All your stock will be in water.

I like it.

Absolutely. I like it.

Great.

All right. We bid. We buy. We expand.

Please. I'm sorry. We're not open yet.

Yeah, sorry.

Um, Aunt Petit shoulders is on the way out.

What?

Petit shoulders, these dresses.

What about them?

They've all got petit shoulders.

So, aren't they on the way out?

What are you talking about?

Petit shoulders. Aren't they out of fashion?

Certainly not. They hang about a bit.

Please. I want to talk to you.

What about?

What do you want to talk to me about?

Oh.

Those skirts.

A little on the short side.

Did you think?

Suppose we let our fashion experts worry about that.

Oh, no, no, Sally. I wanted a sash, not a toga.

You better let me do it.

Oh.

There we are. That's it. That's better.

Yeah, it is better. It's much better.

I'll tell you something, though.

If you tend to money, half your customers won't even know

what a lady Hamilton was.

The name is synonymous with good design and excellent

workmanship.

They have to know.

Yes, but shipping them all the way from England to Hong Kong.

But seem a bit excessive, don't you think?

I'm not paid to think.

What's your name?

Dennis. Dennis.

Yes, well, Dennis, I'm sure you know what you're doing.

Sorry to bother you.

It so happens that although the lady Hamilton line is designed

in London, it's actually manufactured here in Hong Kong.

Really? Don't say so.

Didn't know that.

Wouldn't have to know where would you?

What business is that of yours?

I, as well, I should have introduced myself. Could have dropped a little card somewhere.

What is it?

Oh, yes, here we are.

Can you read that?

Dennis?

Think security control.

Oh.

So, now perhaps you could tell me about these are manufactured?

Well, yes.

Yes, Rosin. What's going on?

At the stroke of midnight, your time, Mr. Anselie,

10% of Mrs. O'Neill shares go up for grabs.

She bit.

Like a Russian wolfhound.

Beautiful.

Do you want me to alert your brokers in London or will you do it?

It'll be better coming from you.

Well, down Rosin.

Okay.

She just wanted to bait.

I've got her.

Congratulations, Mr. Anselie.

You see, she didn't figure on all the bits and pieces we were even picking up.

She thinks O'Shea's are still scattered far and wide.

She doesn't know how many of them we've collected.

More than 6%, which puts us over the top.

And tomorrow, I'll be the majority shareholder of heart enterprises.

Oh, I've waited for this.

Oh, how are we?

We did for it.

I think Pacific announced the arrival of flight to CX250 from Gavic,

and welcome all passengers to the city of Hong Kong.

Hello?

Hello?

More protection?

No.

But you might need a little company.

I could use a little company.

Good.

How's the food on the plane?

Is it all right?

Oh, it didn't feel much like eating.

Oh, well, do something about that a little later.

Hi.

Wait the call, it makes you better get changed.

Sorry, not today. Business back in this crucial business.

Oh. New developments?

Well, the next 24 hours contains the whole ball of works.

Never mind the suspense, sit down and have a drink. Wait up.

All right, quick one. An orange, please.

Yes, sir.

Are we going to win?

My personal prediction is that it's all over by the shouting.

I dropped in on your wife's shop the other day.

Her name's Arabella.

It's tacky little plays.

I don't agree.

You're not exactly objective where she's concerned.

Sarah, I'm very fond of you, and I'm madly in love with her.

Ho hum.

Can't you make a little effort to like her?

I do try.

I even found an object, Dar, that I rather liked in her tawdry little shop.

I would have bought it if it hadn't been so grossly overpriced.

Oh, I would have thought she had a good head for money.

Drop it, Sarah.

Perhaps you could teach her some practical business methods

while she's educating you in other ways.

I said drop it.

Consider it dropped.

If you insist, I'll make some attempts to be friendly.

Deep, perhaps?

No, you do that.

Nice to meet you.

Of course all yours now, Sarah.

Nice to meet you.

I seem to have lost my partner.

Is this the temple of heaven?

No, this is the one tight end.

They come here so often.

Never seen them get out of the office.

Do you want to take a closer look?

Get out, yeah.

I'd love to.

All right.

Take the luggage on to the hotel and we'll take it to actually back, OK?

Pass it over.

Pass it over.

What do you suppose she's doing?

Hmm?

Oh, well, she has as a chimp and a tool of prayer sticks.

And she shakes them as one prayer stick falls out.

She gets it interpreted by a seer or a priest.

It's a form of fortune talent, no way.

Oh, very horrible encyclopedia botanica.

Only F from GE, the survey.

Yeah, 3G.

Is that good enough?

Oh, absolutely.

The best sharks, fin, soup, and sea flubber salad I've ever had.

Aren't you cold?

Sure.

I'm fine.

Oh, waiter.

Waiter.

Got my bill.

It is a big job.

Sure.

I have never spent the entire evening with a man and not heard his life story.

Maybe there is Montes d'Al.

I doubt that.

Very much.

Oh, you know Hong Kong very well, why is that?

Because, uh, 20 years ago I did a stint here for MI6, and that's why.

Isn't there a Mrs. Fig?

There'll be some little figs on the family tree?

No.

So you remain a mystery?

What you see is what you get, Mrs. O'Neill.

Thank you very much.

Yeah.

Ah, that's my turn.

Okay.

Right.

Good meal, wasn't it?

Very good.

It's surprising, I could.

Not as good as the wine.

Bebebebe.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

That's the woman that was with Jonathan.

Yes, Adebelles Suffin.

She's now Mrs. John's name's Lee.

Do you always carry a picture of her in your wallet?

No, I didn't get a wire to my home office.

Just a routine check, at all.

Should we go?

Yes.

Yes.

Hey, if you're feeling, you must be feeling tired.

Isn't that right, Phil?

Great.

You do?

Good.

Here's one.

Here's one.

Here's one.

There's one.

There's one.

There's one.

There's one.

Go on, go on.

Come to the other.

Come to the other.

Come to the other.

Come to the other.

Go on, go on.

I think the flight, the sightseeing and the wine,

are all hitting at once.

Yes, it was good wine.

Oh, too good.

So if I say anything, I shouldn't do not to remember a word.

Okay.

Okay, it's a deal.

How bad?

I think you M16 boys are probably...

It's an I6, not M16.

I6.

It's probably loaded with hidden tape recorders and exploding pellets

and all sorts of jerk laughing.

It's close enough.

You look good when you laugh.

I can't believe you actually laugh.

Oh, no, no.

No, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

No!

Hey, slow down.

No!

No!

Hey, slow down.

I think we've been set up, Mrs. O'Neil.

This thing and you and me.

Oh.

Well, I assume you can drive this thing.

Yes, but unfortunately our friend's taking the keys.

Well, didn't the MI6 teach you to talk wires and things together?

I'm afraid I missed out on those classes.

Well, what do you propose we do?

Just say where you are.

Okay?

Well, I don't hear your teeth, Chad.

Well...

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Well, there you are.

No one can handle you.

You.

I...

I could only VMware.

I agree.

If it's any consolation, those loopholes were meant to me.

Right!

It's this day there.

I'll check it right.

Seems to be alright.

All right, make sure you tell the law, Liz.

Mm-hmm.

And I'll take a good night.

Um, would you feel easy if I hung around for a while?

What do you mind?

No, not at all.

Oh.

Oh.

OK, all right.

Do you like a drink?

Yes, seems to get out there.

Connie?

Um, John.

Sure.

OK.

You all right, huh?

Yeah.

Fine.

It's a pretty close shave, isn't it?

Oh, here we go.

Thank you.

I don't think I've ever thanked anyone

for saving my life in the past.

To a part of the service, Mrs. O'Neill.

Fig International Security Service.

Long, meadwave.

Fig International.

I do thank you.

It's a pleasure.

And I did enjoy the evening.

Yeah, me too.

Giant flowerpot and all.

I think I am still a little wiffer, as they say.

Well, it sounds to me, and they say that danger

doubles the effect of alcohol.

Really?

I didn't know that.

Oh, you do now.

Well, it's also been said that whenever a man and woman

are alone together, that there are sexual implications.

Really?

Never heard that before.

Well, now you have.

Yeah.

Personally, I think it's nonsense.

Yes, probably.

It depends on the man and the woman, I suppose.

What do you say?

It definitely depends on the man and the woman.

And then, of course, there's contributing factors.

Danger could be a contributing factor, mutual danger, couldn't it?

Could well be.

Getting the older adrenaline flying.

Mustn't forget the adrenaline.

No.

You have a tip, see, Mr. Fig.

No.

What at all?

Stone Cold's up, oh, Mrs. O'Neill.

Well, I'll tell you anyway.

I am a rotten wife and mother.

Mm-hm.

What time is it in London right now?

Um, 8-30am.

I should be there making breakfast for my wonderful husband

and my beautiful son.

Said I'm sitting in a hotel room with the doors locked

across from a very attractive man who just saved my life.

And there are little sexual implications.

Mother?

Stay there.

Mommy!

Mommy!

Well, you didn't really think we'd miss the grand occasion.

Did you?

Hello.

Hi.

This is Mr. Fig.

How do you do?

How do you do?

And, uh, Patrick?

Hello, Patrick.

How you do?

Patrick.

Oh, Mr. Fig.

Well, his firm handles the, uh, yeah.

Security.

Security.

Security.

Security.

Oh.

Where are the stores?

The houses look for the stores.

It's fixed security in stores.

Ah.

Yes.

Excuse me, please.

Uh, uh, yes.

Fine.

Well, anywhere.

Thanks.

We were just having a nightcap.

Yes.

So I see.

It's been quite a night.

Uh, uh, I can not take that later.

Uh, perhaps you're like another.

But, ah, no, um, I think I better leave, uh,

so you can get on with your pre-union.

So, uh, I'll say good night.

Oh, uh, before I forget.

Hi.

This is you.

Well, we better have this.

Thanks.

You never became a prime minister either.

It's good night.

Good night.

Good night.

What the hell do you mean by that?

Oh, this is the best.

Oh, it's...

Oh, it's...

Oh, it's...

Oh, it's...

Oh, it's...

Mm-hmm.

Never mind how I know.

I know.

It'll be an offer as soon as the market opens.

Grab them.

Uh...

Andy?

Harvey G. Rossin.

The exchange opens in 15 minutes.

I want you to buy some stock for Janis and Janis.

Heart Enterprises.

5,000 shares.

Okay.

You can't sleep either.

My excuse is jet-like.

What's your answer?

Are you sorry you came?

No.

But what?

Well, perhaps my timing could look a little better.

What do you mean?

Brandy for two.

In your suite.

Late at night.

I was going to tell you about that tomorrow.

Well, tell me about it now.

I mean, I'm the one that has to put up with an absent-tier wife.

I'm the one that plays second fiddle to Heart Enterprises.

Now I travel half way around the world.

And what do I find?

My wife enjoying an intimate after-hours nightcap or two with a head of security.

Oh, this is terrific.

I was almost killed tonight.

I don't know who it was or why.

But where the hell were you?

Shannon.

I have never felt so much pain.

And my life as I did when I got on that plane coming back here, leaving you.

That isn't bad enough.

I lost Sandy and Madalena.

And that Jonathan is this close to taking hearts away from me.

But when I thought I'd lost you too, I just couldn't bear it.

It hurt so bad.

I felt like I was dying inside.

And then I couldn't feel anything.

And I just wanted to feel something.

I'm sorry.

You have no idea how happy I was to see you walk through that door.

To have you here with me.

I need you so much, Shane.

I do.

And I know you don't think I do.

But I don't know how to tell you.

I don't know how to show you that I do that.

I know you do.

I do know.

I cannot do everything I do.

And be everything I want to be without you.

I do what you need to everything I'd like to keep clean, and even with you to me.

I for your own, the people.

I'm sure, as of throughout that, I should've felt much darker.

And thoughtodd, my mind could've driven me to really be more shadowy than I thought of myself.

But you're not the one, you

and I don't feel certain things that I ever love you.

And I've really tried to t mark your natural heartbeat.

Why don't we preserve your Purpose Ahead?

You can learn a few things from Miss Dawn de Colleta.

You mean... like this?

More.

More.

Right here.

Come on, try it out a way.

Dawn de Colleta.

What do you think of such stupid names?

You're the other ones they use in the prophets.

Crystal, moon drop.

You sound like an expert.

Take it off.

No, I'm shy.

Not while Miss de Colleta is still with us.

You and your looks.

You and your looks.

Johnny, we'll be there each.

You ask the damnedest questions of the damnedest time.

We're rich enough.

And if that telephone rings for the next few minutes, we're going to be a love-bricker.

Oh, and if it doesn't.

It doesn't.

I wish I went too stupid about money.

You're there.

I hear you on the phone by this cell that...

If you teach me, tell me everything that you were doing, maybe I could help.

All right.

There's a number one.

I think so.

You're that fast.

Hello?

Well?

Great. Perfect.

Nice work. Couldn't be better.

Look, I can't talk now. I'll call you tomorrow.

Are we very rich now, Johnny?

Very...

Very...

Very...

To all shareholders, there are indications of a takeover attempt of our enterprises by Janice and Janice holding limited of Hong Kong.

I sincerely request, I most sincerely request that you resist any and all offers for the stock you now hold.

Until after the annual director's meeting, which, as you know, will be held in conjunction with the opening of the new store in Hong Kong.

Period.

I'd like a copy of this to go by mail to all of the shareholders on that list, and I want it delivered by hand to any of them that are out here.

Okay, I'll sign it as soon as it's time. Thank you.

What do we do at the table?

Operator?

Would you get me, Janice and Janice, holding, please?

I don't have the number. Thanks.

I still think you're overreacting.

Someone leaked the news about my selling those shares. God knows how many people he has in his pocket.

Yes, but you still earn 5% more stock than he possibly can.

Maybe.

Yes. Thank you.

This is Mrs. Paula O'Neill. I'd like to arrange a meeting with Mr. Ainsley.

As soon as possible, but at his convenience, yes.

Eight o'clock. No, that will be fine. Thank you.

Eight o'clock after business hours.

So if this weren't business.

Are you sure this is wise?

Doesn't Jonathan fight from ambush?

I do mine out in the open.

At least this way, I'll have him on my own terms.

If he says it's Tuesday, check the calendar.

Well, two things I've learned early in life.

Never trust cousin Jonathan.

Never underestimate cousin Jonathan.

Look, would you like me to come with you? Just for moral support.

Mm? Shane, I'd love it. I just can't let him see me feeling vulnerable.

See something going on.

There's everything too much.

There's nowhere to go in.

Hey!

Oh!

No!

Olara!

Olara!

Oh, no!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

Hey!

I'm feeling now.

Not too good?

I'm feeling now.

I'm feeling now.

I'm feeling now.

I'm feeling now.

I'm getting too old for this.

There we go.

Good night, sleep hard.

Sit down.

This won't take long.

I don't agree.

You are the one who asked for this power hour,

and I don't feel like standing up and I don't like looking up at you,

so either sit down or get out.

Charming, is ever.

So?

I don't want hearts destroyed by our personal feelings.

Personal feelings?

Come on, you've speak plenty of that.

Empty perhaps.

How about just old plain hatred?

I don't care what you call it, Jonathan.

I will not allow it to destroy everything Emma Hart built.

Dear old Emma.

And you are her favorite granddaughter,

and I, her un-favorite grandson.

You don't care about the stores, Jonathan, admit it.

On the contrary.

I think it'll be fun being the top dog.

Haven't you enjoyed it?

And it's so profitable.

Well, you stand to profit a lot more if I remain in charge.

But you aren't going to be cousin.

Do I have to remind you of when the clock was on the other foot

and what you did to Sarah and me?

You were stealing from the company.

I could have had you prosecuted for what you were doing.

This is always about a certain amount of effort.

Not at hearts.

Back to square one.

So, Aaron Jonathan was consigned to the colonies.

And noble Paula ruled the roosts.

But no more.

I am still the major stockholder.

I repeat, no more.

Jonathan, there is more here involved than you and me.

There are other stockholders, all our suppliers.

Hundreds and hundreds of employees.

If this company knows that.

Jonathan, I have come here to avoid a floor fight at the director's meeting.

Now, that could undermine confidence in the company.

And if you do untold damage.

She's accept, defeat and gracefully stepped down.

I will not. You know I won't.

Tell you what.

Being of a more generous nature than you, I won't kick you out as you did me.

Let's see.

Oh, yes. We've just acquired some stores on the east coast of the states.

Suppose I let you manage the one in Bolton.

Hello, Joe.

I'll have a scotch from all of it.

Hi.

Hi. How's tricks?

What's so funny? What's the joke?

You say tricks? No get turned many tricks with this crowd.

Oh, this gambling is an anti-afraid is yet.

And you what?

Depends on what you're trying to sell.

Oh. Only you not gambling.

You make him a big joke.

It's just for a little small talk.

How small?

Do you ever work for Madam Claude?

Madam Claude. In Paris.

That's it.

Me and Nara been to Paris.

What about the other girls? They ever worked for her?

Oh, no, no.

Girls who work for Madam Claude get very, very rich.

No need work no more.

Maybe you get me a job there.

No, that's not my line.

Can't take it. You've earned it.

It's your arm.

I will rest in the future.

I want to see Mr. Lee. His name is Jack Fick.

You see me?

I'll give you this good boy.

But even Charlie.

It's a fake. What a wonderful surprise.

Yes.

You seem to be doing good business.

Like the MRI six taught me. Honesty is the best policy.

Especially when you've got the house ons.

So, what brings him here these times to be?

Well, one of my boys courted on the ferry.

Marty?

Yes, got himself killed or sort of murdered.

By the leaving here or coming here.

Thank you.

Fake. I know nothing about it.

On my mother's grave.

Wrong church, Charlie. You never had her mother.

Cheers.

You were always the hard men, Mr. Fake.

You've got a good memory.

And the police here in Hong Kong seem to remember me too.

But you're much faster off the mountain than Mr. Fake.

Yes, I was.

Yes, I was.

How's your wiring job, Charlie?

Mr. Fake. I know nothing about you men who was killed.

Tell me about Mr. Boston.

Mr. Boston?

What about you?

Sandy Boston was a man with a heart ten days.

Also a major stockholder.

I happened to work for the arts and I don't like it when stockholders and members of the family do themselves in.

I mean, you do understand my feelings, don't you?

Of course. I've heard about it. Most regrettable.

But big losers often do such things.

Yes, some get a little push.

But newspaper men never see this any foul play.

No. But what do you say, Charlie?

I told you. I'm clean.

Yes, you did, didn't you?

Tell me about Lady Hamilton.

Lady Hamilton, does she play here?

Oh, come now, Charles. You've got a brush up in the history.

Lord Nelson had the arts for the good lady and now they've named a line of clothes after her.

I've not gone those wires, but that's what they've done.

Of course. They're made right here.

And you know where the warehouse is, I think.

No.

No.

One of your acquaintances might.

If you holler up, you may find one of his goons still breathing.

Charles Charlie.

We're going to strip away all the deadwood.

Any department that doesn't show a profit goes?

Shh.

Yep.

It's your cousin this day, Inslee. She says it's urgent.

All right. What is it, Sarah?

Captain Johnson. Please, help me.

What's the matter? Where are you?

Calhoun, near the docks. Do you saw for a hotel?

What are you doing there?

They've got me in room 23.

Who's got you? Where's your hotel?

I think it's called the Invictor.

I don't know what they want with it.

Jonathan, please don't let them hide me.

Hello? Sarah? Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

All right, we'll finish this later.

Off! Off!

It's another one for Mr. Fig.

It's too soon, Mrs. O'Neill.

Don't you think he's rather overdoing it?

He doesn't like getting messages at the hotel.

Some message.

Ten plus.

La Pran says very fireful.

Obviously, a friend's bookmaker.

I'll see Mr. Fig gets it. Thank you.

Look, very old thing to send.

Yes, it is, isn't it?

Don't tell me, please.

Sarah?

You son of a bitch!

Be it!

Will you be reasonable, must I just so catch your arm?

Okay, okay!

It's better.

Get off. Sit over there.

Behave yourself. Get dressed.

You've finished you. You're out.

No way, Jonathan.

Mr. Ainsley to you.

Even when I make him love with your wife.

Why you?

Why, if you wanted to get back at me for something, why do you have to use her?

Would you feel better to know that I had her long before you?

Who do you think brought it to Hong Kong?

Who do you think set her up in that shop?

Enough about Arabella.

We have more important things to discuss.

How did you know we were here?

My cousin told me, of course, the overly protective Sarah.

No one else knows.

Good. Perhaps you could not know either.

What are you talking about?

Temporary indiscretion. Easily forgotten.

It's all much better if we continue as before.

The...

Faithful wife?

Faithful partner. Partner!

I want you out of my life.

Maybe you should know now, Tony.

Know what? Simple arithmetic.

Iron mathematics.

We'll keep it simple.

First, the matter of heart enterprise is stock.

Mrs. O'Neill now owns 41%.

You and Sarah own 36%.

And I own almost 7%.

You!

Did you really think I was turning over all the shares I accumulated to you?

Johnathan. Johnathan.

And I knew price. Art Python.

But they're priceless.

I'm a mere pendulum that can swing either way.

They're just shares. Sell out, make up good profit.

Why do you want to get involved with department stores?

I tried to keep it simple.

All right. On to higher mathematics.

Why would I want to get involved with an international chain of department stores?

With all that merchandise moving around the world,

with a company of such prestige that customs officers rarely even bothered to spot check their shipments.

Need I add that the annual retail sales of heart enterprises is mere chicken feed to the business I'm in?

Heart stores to ship trucks.

It wasn't so stupid. I love it.

But it isn't stupid at all.

Our trial runs have been entirely successful.

How long have you been shipping your junk?

As I said, mere trial runs.

But as soon as you take over, I'll be able to place my most trusted men in key positions

and the operation shall proceed full scale.

I don't like it.

You have very little choice.

All right. End of lesson.

Exactly what do you want from me?

An agreement.

A permanently binding agreement.

You give me free reign to move my merchandise.

And my almost 7% of heart stock always votes in your favor.

Otherwise.

Otherwise. I'll have to find another method of shipment.

And my very valuable stock will not be at your disposal.

And where does she fit in?

She remains always at your side.

And takes a very big interest in the affairs of the company.

Merely extra insurance.

Your agreement now, Jonathan.

Aren't prepared to accept any proposal Mrs. O'Neill makes for my stock.

Right now, Jonathan.

You better get a move on.

Oh, God, who invented these things?

You need to help me.

Yeah, please.

You said to tip.

Yeah.

Patrick!

Patrick!

Patrick!

I'm going to get a little bit more money.

I'm going to get a little bit more money.

I'm going to get a little bit more money.

I'm going to get a little bit more money.

You said to tip.

Patrick!

You must have bought himself out.

I'll get it.

No, no, no. I'll get it.

You just see and get dressed.

Go on.

Darling.

Hi, Mr. Faith.

Hi, I'm Philip. Patrick, isn't it?

Yes.

Ah, ah, ah.

She's wanted to know if everything was under control.

Ah, yes.

Yes, thank you.

I think it's possible for me to talk to you, well, Mrs. O'Neill.

Well, she's, um, she's, uh, getting dressed at them, huh?

Is that Jack?

Ask him to wait, please.

Um, perhaps it would be better for...

Yeah, right.

Uh, look, I'll tell you what, Patrick, if you're ready, well, we go down and see what's happening downstairs, eh?

Why?

Well, you can keep an eye on the big bop, it's, and tell me who they are.

Ah, exactly.

Um, we'll see you downstairs, okay?

Okay.

Ready?

Don't forget, thank you very much.

Hello?

Hello.

I have something for you, coming this afternoon.

Uh-huh.

Why didn't you show me these before?

Well, I had so much on my mind.

Yeah.

Um...

Let's see.

Do you have any interest in, uh, sharing the significance of this box?

Mm-hmm.

Yes.

Um, I understand things can get pretty rough or slightly out of line at this banquet of yours.

It can?

Yeah.

So every bit of ammunition will help, won't it?

Tell me, did you see any connection?

A little bit, yes, are they related?

Hmm, sort of.

But, um, I don't know that this is better coming from you or from me, but, um...

Tell you what, you...

You'll hold on to me, so I think it would be better coming from you.

What would be better coming from me?

Well, I'm not at all well acquainted with high finances or stocks and chairs or take over bids.

But I do understand this.

If you've got, what do you call it, a floor fight?

Is that what you call it?

Yes, yes.

If you've got a floor fight on your hands, you could do worse than follow the MI6 manual.

Which says?

Look for the other side's weakest spot.

It hit it hard.

What's the point, Jack?

There's this, uh, Madam Claude in Paris.

This Madam Claude, um...

She's a member of the oldest profession in the world.

In other words, she's a whore.

She's a well-paid, high-class whore.

This is Madam Claude?

No, no, Madam Claude would be in her sixties by now, but, uh...

No.

What I can do is tell you what I know or what I found out recently.

How you use it is up to you.

Hey!

You're talking to me.

You know what's it, Jack?

She's on Neil.

She's the managing director in the chairman of the board.

Okay, you tell her she got two buttons.

She pulls my button, pictures of the store, come on.

She pulls my button, all lighted up, okay?

I'll tell her.

I'll tell you how it goes.

Claude, you're over here. You just follow me.

No. Not bad for the chairman of the board.

Always the silver tongue devil, hmm?

All part of the service, Mrs. O'Neil.

Should we go?

Yes.

What the hell are you doing here?

I must as much right to be here as she has.

Ah.

Now what, Jonathan?

There appears to be a mix-up over the seating arrangements at the head table.

As the majority shareholder, I'm entitled to the center chair.

Well, according to my figures, you're still in the minority.

Shall we add them up again?

Hmm.

You have 41% of the stock.

Sarah and I have 36%.

And my associate, Mr. Chu, has 7%.

Put them together and they make 43%.

Well, at least 5% of the rest of the shares are owned by people in that room.

And I'll outbid you for everyone.

With what?

You spread yourself too thin, cousin.

You shouldn't have bought that chain of stores.

See, darling, I told you it wouldn't take long.

There seems to be some sort of, excuse me, putting in Mr. Ainsley.

There seems to be some sort of, I shall put it some sort of weakness

in what you're trying to say.

Weakness?

Yes, weakness.

Like what?

Mr. Fig is referring to this.

Sorry, this means nothing to me. Who is this?

You've never been to Madam Claude's in Paris.

Well, at least not while she was the star attraction.

May I see this, please?

Paula, what is this? I don't even know who this woman is.

Well, not as she was.

You've done wonders with yourself, Mrs. Ainsley.

What the hell are you talking about?

Mr. Fig.

I asked while I hate to mention this, it's the ladies present, but...

You've married a prostitute, Jonathan.

Code name La Princess.

You fool.

I told you she was nothing but a cheap opportunist.

Shut up!

When was this?

I left Paris years ago.

So she made a mistake when she was young.

Yes, she also made quite a lot of money.

So what? It was a long time ago.

She's a born-again Christian. Now she goes to church every day.

It won't wash, Jonathan.

The people in that room will back me to the hill to avoid a scandal like this.

You filthy whore.

One moment, please. I think we're losing sight of essentials.

Oh, Mrs. O'Neill?

Excuse me, Mrs.

There are two buttons next to your place, sitting.

The red one turns on the picture, the green one turns on the lights.

Dennis.

Not now.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

Press them as you will.

He was instructing the wrong person.

Mr. Ainslie will be pressing the buttons.

Unless I greatly underestimate the powers of human forgiveness.

The youthful follies of this lady will not alter the mathematical ratio,

which is still in our favor.

We still have 43% to your 41.

And you shouldn't keep your company directors waiting.

Ah, ah, ah.

All except for one little thing, Mr. Jew.

Tell me what are the...

This, by the way, is going to be our good deed for the day.

Okay?

Anyway, Mr. Jew, what you're going to do is this.

You're going to be incredibly generous and take every single share that you possess

and give all of them to the loveliness of Zonia Lea.

Okay? Fair enough. No objections?

You're crazy.

This man's crazy.

Well, I don't know about that.

But I do know this. You, my good friend.

Nothing but a grubby little drug pusher. Am I right?

Hmm? It's got me little deal in human misery.

It's probably going to wind up with a very long and very tedious stay in prison.

I don't know anything about this.

About Coke, McCain.

You do know what that is, don't you?

Because, believe it or not, as Ripley used to say,

the shoulder pads and the lady Hamilton dresses are absolutely loaded with the stuff.

Isn't that so, Mr. Hainsley?

Yeah.

I'm sure there must be a lot of other ingenious little hiding places

tucked away in the heart's merchandise being shipped all over the world.

Still?

If there's a matter for the Hong Kong police department, isn't it?

So, gang, that's the way it is.

I think that's just about Rap-Slap, don't you, Mrs. Emi?

Oh, Mr. Jew, if you'd like to start running right now,

you might just get a chance to catch your last breath of fresh air

before they catch up with you and put you away for a very long time.

So please, be my guest.

You can't prove anything.

I'm my friend, but I can. Every single grain and grammative.

Good evening, Inspector. You're just in time.

This is this, is your man.

Good to see you again, Jack.

See you in the end. You chaps are certainly fast off. Mark, then you used to be.

Goodbye.

Just one second, please.

Jonathan, didn't you say that this, whatever he is, is your business associate?

Not anymore.

It's not that easy, Jonathan.

You were going to use hearts to smuggle drugs.

I didn't know anything about it.

As low as you are, I didn't think you were that low.

I swear, I didn't know about it.

Well, I don't believe him. Do you, Inspector?

I think you'd better come along with us, sir.

I had nothing to do with it. You agreed to it.

Liar. He's a damn liar.

We'll get it all sorted out, sir. Let him along.

Thank you, Inspector.

I don't think you're going to want to stay for the bank, would you?

Ladies.

Mr. O'Neil.

Mr. O'Neil.

Mr. O'Neil.

Mr. O'Neil.

Mr. O'Neil.

Mr. O'Neil.

Mr. O'Neil.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

I want to thank each and every one of you for coming.

I apologize for keeping you waiting.

A crucial matter arose, concerning hearted prizes,

which I am pleased to report,

has been taken care of quite successfully.

APPLAUSE

And now, if it's all right with you,

I would like to move right on to the part of the evening

we've all been waiting for, so anxiously.

Do I push the red one, yes?

The red one.

Now, it's the green one.

APPLAUSE

CHEERING

Morning, Pussy.

Good morning, please.

Good evening.

CHEERING

Hello.

I thought you weren't able to take this flight.

No, I've got a few things to tie to up here in Hong Kong.

So, if you need any help,

phone Bob Collins to my office.

Okay.

My son thinks you're James Bond.

Really?

Well, except James Bond always gets the beautiful girl at the end.

And you don't?

No, not lately.

Thank you, Jack, for everything.

It's all part of the service.

Well, good luck.

Steve, too.

Okay.

Your dream lives on, Grandie.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

I'm still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.

You're still the best.