WEBVTT 00:00:08.142 --> 00:00:12.212 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:00:35.069 --> 00:00:35.402 (atmospheric piano music) 00:00:36.103 --> 00:00:36.436 ♪ Sad are the eyes ♪ 00:00:38.839 --> 00:00:39.172 ♪ Yet no tears ♪ 00:00:41.442 --> 00:00:41.775 ♪ The flight of the wild geese ♪ 00:00:44.745 --> 00:00:44.879 ♪ Brings a new hope ♪ 00:00:48.082 --> 00:00:48.415 ♪ Rescued from all this ♪ 00:00:51.185 --> 00:00:51.518 ♪ Old friends ♪ 00:00:53.321 --> 00:00:53.654 ♪ And those newly found ♪ 00:00:57.024 --> 00:01:02.295 ♪ What chance to make it last ♪ 00:01:03.364 --> 00:01:03.697 ♪ When there's danger all around ♪ 00:01:05.767 --> 00:01:11.238 ♪ And reason just ups and disappears ♪ 00:01:11.939 --> 00:01:12.272 ♪ Time is running out ♪ 00:01:15.009 --> 00:01:15.342 ♪ With so much to be done ♪ 00:01:18.779 --> 00:01:18.913 ♪ Tell me what more ♪ 00:01:20.814 --> 00:01:21.147 ♪ Why, what more ♪ 00:01:24.051 --> 00:01:24.384 ♪ What more can we do ♪ 00:01:28.956 --> 00:01:29.289 ♪ There were promises made ♪ 00:01:32.326 --> 00:01:32.659 ♪ Plans firmly laid ♪ 00:01:36.264 --> 00:01:36.597 ♪ Now madness prevails ♪ 00:01:38.866 --> 00:01:39.199 ♪ Lies fill the air ♪ 00:01:40.734 --> 00:01:40.868 ♪ Now what more ♪ 00:01:43.804 --> 00:01:43.938 ♪ What more ♪ 00:01:45.973 --> 00:01:49.443 ♪ What more can we do ♪ 00:02:12.333 --> 00:02:12.666 ♪ What chance ♪ 00:02:17.171 --> 00:02:17.504 ♪ To make it last ♪ 00:02:19.807 --> 00:02:19.940 ♪ What more ♪ 00:02:21.942 --> 00:02:22.275 ♪ What more ♪ 00:02:23.944 --> 00:02:26.546 ♪ Can we do ♪ 00:02:28.416 --> 00:02:32.218 (plane engine whirring) 00:02:41.462 --> 00:02:44.798 (wheels screeching) 00:03:03.250 --> 00:03:03.583 - Colonel Faulkner? 00:03:05.019 --> 00:03:05.352 - You're late. 00:03:05.886 --> 00:03:06.820 - I'm sorry. 00:03:08.156 --> 00:03:08.689 We felt it better if your visit to this country 00:03:09.590 --> 00:03:09.923 wasn't recorded by immigration. 00:03:12.126 --> 00:03:13.560 It took a bit of doing. 00:03:14.295 --> 00:03:14.628 I assume you're clean. 00:03:15.429 --> 00:03:15.762 - I am, I'm also cold and tired, 00:03:17.598 --> 00:03:17.931 so could we move rather rapidly along? 00:03:20.334 --> 00:03:24.604 (atmospheric orchestral music) 00:03:40.287 --> 00:03:42.756 - Colonel Faulkner's here. 00:03:44.458 --> 00:03:45.826 - This way, sir. 00:03:55.702 --> 00:03:55.836 (door swooshing) 00:03:56.504 --> 00:03:57.938 - Colonel Faulkner. 00:03:59.173 --> 00:03:59.506 I'm Thomas Balfour. 00:04:00.941 --> 00:04:01.075 - How do? 00:04:02.343 --> 00:04:02.676 - Do come and meet Sir Edward Matherson. 00:04:03.845 --> 00:04:04.377 - Matherson as in merchant banking? 00:04:06.280 --> 00:04:07.514 - That's correct. 00:04:10.017 --> 00:04:12.886 (clock chiming) 00:04:14.922 --> 00:04:15.956 - [Edward] Faulkner. 00:04:18.092 --> 00:04:18.425 - What do I call you? 00:04:19.193 --> 00:04:19.526 Sir Edward? 00:04:20.794 --> 00:04:20.928 - You do. 00:04:21.996 --> 00:04:22.529 You drink whiskey, I believe, soda or water? 00:04:24.532 --> 00:04:24.865 - Large and straight, thank you. 00:04:26.634 --> 00:04:26.967 - It's good of you to come at such short notice. 00:04:28.603 --> 00:04:30.871 - Depends upon your definition of good. 00:04:31.973 --> 00:04:32.505 A first-class air ticket and an unsigned check 00:04:33.975 --> 00:04:34.507 for 2,000 pounds are pretty fair persuaders. 00:04:36.811 --> 00:04:37.343 I assume that's for my time, my trouble, 00:04:38.980 --> 00:04:39.512 and a rather rushed meal on the plane. 00:04:41.783 --> 00:04:42.116 Would you be good enough to sign it now? 00:04:43.817 --> 00:04:44.818 - Oh, yes. 00:04:45.752 --> 00:04:46.753 - Thank you. 00:04:50.491 --> 00:04:51.658 - [Allen] Another. 00:04:52.727 --> 00:04:53.060 - Please, feel free with my whiskey. 00:04:55.129 --> 00:04:56.130 - I will. 00:05:00.000 --> 00:05:01.001 Thank you. 00:05:01.902 --> 00:05:02.035 I'm dry when I work. 00:05:03.304 --> 00:05:03.637 - Yes, so I've heard. 00:05:04.739 --> 00:05:05.072 - There's a special clause in my contract 00:05:06.340 --> 00:05:06.673 which says that my liver 00:05:07.675 --> 00:05:08.008 has to be buried separately with honors. 00:05:10.043 --> 00:05:11.778 - I'm not a very humorous man. 00:05:12.413 --> 00:05:12.746 - So I've noticed. 00:05:13.848 --> 00:05:14.380 - Now, explain to me what happened 00:05:15.984 --> 00:05:16.516 to your contract with Julius Limbani? 00:05:18.753 --> 00:05:19.086 - You know very well what happened. 00:05:20.421 --> 00:05:20.754 You didn't pick my name out of a hat. 00:05:21.656 --> 00:05:21.989 - It was a disastrous failure. 00:05:23.491 --> 00:05:23.824 - It wasn't my failure. 00:05:25.359 --> 00:05:25.692 He didn't arrive. 00:05:26.494 --> 00:05:26.827 (man gasping) 00:05:27.628 --> 00:05:27.961 (ominous orchestral music) 00:05:31.398 --> 00:05:31.731 (woman gasping) 00:05:33.668 --> 00:05:34.001 - [Man] Stay in your seats and keep quiet. 00:05:34.935 --> 00:05:36.136 - Don't move. 00:05:41.142 --> 00:05:41.675 - Mr. Limbani, I'm sorry to interrupt your nap. 00:05:43.845 --> 00:05:44.178 We're going to divert the plane. 00:05:46.014 --> 00:05:46.546 An old friend of yours is waiting to see you. 00:05:48.482 --> 00:05:49.783 Just sit quietly. 00:05:51.786 --> 00:05:52.119 - Now look, that was two years ago. 00:05:53.654 --> 00:05:55.922 I've got your autograph, Sir Edward. 00:05:56.790 --> 00:05:57.791 Why? 00:05:59.493 --> 00:05:59.826 - Copper. 00:06:00.528 --> 00:06:01.661 - Copper? 00:06:03.031 --> 00:06:07.701 Now let's, let's see if I can put all the pieces together, 00:06:08.335 --> 00:06:09.836 just for the exercise. 00:06:11.206 --> 00:06:11.738 General Ndofa, one of the most corrupt dictators in Africa, 00:06:14.175 --> 00:06:14.708 deposes Limbani as head of state. 00:06:16.878 --> 00:06:17.211 - Ah, do you mind if I cut through all this? 00:06:18.779 --> 00:06:19.112 Uganda agreed to hold Limbani for him 00:06:22.449 --> 00:06:22.782 and then refused to give him back. 00:06:24.652 --> 00:06:24.985 They announced that he died of a heart attack 00:06:26.354 --> 00:06:26.887 and then threatened Ndofa they'd set him free. 00:06:29.223 --> 00:06:29.556 - The dogs. 00:06:30.624 --> 00:06:30.957 - Ndofa can't stand the possibility 00:06:32.260 --> 00:06:32.792 of Limbani reincarnated taking over his country again. 00:06:35.462 --> 00:06:35.795 So he's offered some of our copper concessions 00:06:38.400 --> 00:06:38.932 in return for the secret delivery of Limbani into his hands. 00:06:42.237 --> 00:06:42.769 - And you want me to intercept him and deliver him to you? 00:06:46.106 --> 00:06:47.207 - [Edward] Correct. 00:06:48.409 --> 00:06:48.742 - Where do I find him? 00:06:49.810 --> 00:06:50.143 - He's is to be moved across the border 00:06:51.478 --> 00:06:51.811 and taken to an army barracks at Zembala. 00:06:53.748 --> 00:06:54.081 Now Ndofa will leave Kurundi on the same day 00:06:55.883 --> 00:06:56.216 and personally execute Limbani and scatter his ashes. 00:07:00.153 --> 00:07:01.521 Any questions? 00:07:02.823 --> 00:07:04.591 - For the moment, just two. 00:07:05.392 --> 00:07:05.725 First, how soon can you confirm 00:07:07.228 --> 00:07:07.761 the exact date of Limbani's arrival in Zembala? 00:07:10.464 --> 00:07:10.797 - Seven days before, that's guaranteed. 00:07:12.399 --> 00:07:12.732 - Good, and two, 00:07:13.935 --> 00:07:14.268 can you hold General Ndofa in Kurundi 00:07:16.403 --> 00:07:16.736 while I'm grabbing Limbani? 00:07:18.405 --> 00:07:19.906 - That can be arranged. 00:07:20.641 --> 00:07:20.974 - Excellent. 00:07:22.376 --> 00:07:22.709 That's all for now. 00:07:24.045 --> 00:07:24.577 - Don't you wish to discuss your fees and expenses? 00:07:27.581 --> 00:07:27.914 - Well first of all I have to find out 00:07:28.783 --> 00:07:29.116 if the project is feasible. 00:07:30.517 --> 00:07:30.850 If it is, I send you an account. 00:07:31.919 --> 00:07:32.252 I don't discuss fees, I get what I want. 00:07:33.554 --> 00:07:33.887 - I realize you get paid for risking your life. 00:07:35.689 --> 00:07:36.022 I do hope you don't consider it too valuable. 00:07:39.059 --> 00:07:39.192 Goodbye Faulkner. 00:07:40.494 --> 00:07:40.827 We shan't be seeing each other again, 00:07:41.929 --> 00:07:44.264 a great pleasure for both us I'm sure. 00:07:50.704 --> 00:07:51.037 - Here we are. 00:07:52.272 --> 00:07:53.273 - Here? 00:07:55.609 --> 00:07:55.942 This is it? 00:07:57.312 --> 00:07:57.844 - As you're too well known to stay in a first-class hotel. 00:07:59.147 --> 00:07:59.679 Now in here is a passport, driving license, 00:08:01.515 --> 00:08:01.848 all the usual papers and a phone number 00:08:03.784 --> 00:08:04.117 where I could always be reached. 00:08:05.219 --> 00:08:05.752 You are to deal directly with me. 00:08:07.155 --> 00:08:07.687 It's my job to provide you with everything you need. 00:08:09.824 --> 00:08:10.157 - Alright Thomas, you go to work immediately. 00:08:11.326 --> 00:08:11.858 I want a detailed map of the area around Zembala, 00:08:14.228 --> 00:08:14.761 plus a scale model of the barracks, plus all the details 00:08:17.231 --> 00:08:17.764 you can get me on the garrison strength. 00:08:19.633 --> 00:08:19.966 - It'll be delivered by hand. - Good. 00:08:21.735 --> 00:08:22.068 Now I want you to find me two men. 00:08:23.337 --> 00:08:23.670 First, Rafer Janders. 00:08:24.738 --> 00:08:25.071 If he's alive, he's here somewhere in London. 00:08:27.341 --> 00:08:27.674 - Rafer Janders, fair-haired, 00:08:30.310 --> 00:08:30.643 cigarette-holder, wears glasses? 00:08:31.779 --> 00:08:32.112 - That's the man. 00:08:33.247 --> 00:08:33.780 Now this is gonna be a tough assignment. 00:08:34.581 --> 00:08:34.914 No Rafer Janders, no contract. 00:08:36.784 --> 00:08:37.117 - I'll phone you about him in an hour. 00:08:38.719 --> 00:08:39.052 And the other one? 00:08:39.687 --> 00:08:40.020 - Shawn Fynn. 00:08:40.688 --> 00:08:41.021 Very good looking. 00:08:42.356 --> 00:08:44.657 - I know the name Shawn Fynn. 00:08:45.726 --> 00:08:46.059 I'll do my best but he's a problem. 00:08:47.227 --> 00:08:47.361 - You better find him. 00:08:48.228 --> 00:08:48.362 The same goes for him. 00:08:49.229 --> 00:08:50.596 No Shawn, no deal. 00:09:12.352 --> 00:09:15.755 (upbeat disco music) 00:09:44.284 --> 00:09:46.086 - [Randy] Sit down. 00:09:47.421 --> 00:09:50.357 (women laughing) 00:09:52.426 --> 00:09:54.094 - [Woman] Uh-ooh. 00:09:55.429 --> 00:09:55.762 - Randy, you don't come in here. 00:09:56.931 --> 00:09:59.766 - Oh, he's got problems Mr. Martinelli. 00:10:03.336 --> 00:10:05.405 - I'm as sorry as hell. 00:10:07.207 --> 00:10:07.340 - Alright, go on, go on, 00:10:08.375 --> 00:10:08.708 go on. - Oh, damn. 00:10:09.509 --> 00:10:09.842 - I'll be out in a minute. 00:10:11.144 --> 00:10:12.145 Close the door. 00:10:14.448 --> 00:10:14.781 So? Go ahead. 00:10:17.217 --> 00:10:17.350 What is it? 00:10:18.886 --> 00:10:19.219 - You should have told me I was carrying heroin. 00:10:21.254 --> 00:10:21.388 I said no drugs. 00:10:22.689 --> 00:10:23.022 - What did you think the delivery list was for? 00:10:24.357 --> 00:10:25.425 Hershey bars? 00:10:26.593 --> 00:10:28.094 - I thought it was cash. 00:10:28.929 --> 00:10:29.262 I don't push drugs ever. 00:10:30.898 --> 00:10:31.231 It's my religion. 00:10:32.600 --> 00:10:35.135 - You're telling me what you do or don't do for me? 00:10:35.869 --> 00:10:37.103 - More or less. 00:10:38.439 --> 00:10:38.972 - Randy, break any two items you like on this man 00:10:41.008 --> 00:10:41.341 and throw him out. 00:10:42.410 --> 00:10:42.942 If I ever see your face again, you're dead. 00:10:46.080 --> 00:10:46.413 (elbow thudding against stomach) 00:10:48.015 --> 00:10:48.348 - Now get your hands on your head. 00:10:49.449 --> 00:10:49.782 You move over with him. 00:10:51.418 --> 00:10:52.718 On your head. 00:10:53.821 --> 00:10:54.154 - Okay Shawn, take it easy. 00:10:54.955 --> 00:10:55.288 He's just a snot-nosed kid. 00:10:56.658 --> 00:10:57.190 His old man is something very special back in the states. 00:10:59.326 --> 00:11:00.460 - Have you finished? 00:11:01.461 --> 00:11:02.462 Here, Sonny. 00:11:05.098 --> 00:11:06.099 Open it. 00:11:07.501 --> 00:11:08.502 Open it! 00:11:13.941 --> 00:11:14.274 I poured all the envelopes into one bag, 00:11:16.309 --> 00:11:17.944 just for convenience. 00:11:19.480 --> 00:11:20.013 Now here I am just starting to work for you two beauties. 00:11:24.351 --> 00:11:26.252 I make my first contact. 00:11:27.287 --> 00:11:28.421 It was a young girl. 00:11:29.623 --> 00:11:32.959 She was alone on a bed, dying. 00:11:33.994 --> 00:11:34.327 That's when I opened the package. 00:11:36.163 --> 00:11:38.231 You boys are pushing bad stuff. 00:11:39.600 --> 00:11:42.969 So what I'd like you to do is each eat half of it. 00:11:43.637 --> 00:11:43.970 - [Randy] You're crazy. 00:11:44.638 --> 00:11:44.971 - She was barely 19. 00:11:46.506 --> 00:11:48.107 Now on your knees and eat! 00:11:49.409 --> 00:11:50.410 You too! 00:11:54.748 --> 00:11:55.081 (gun firing) 00:11:56.817 --> 00:11:57.150 (body thudding on floor) 00:11:58.252 --> 00:11:58.784 - (gasping) Oh, God, God, please. 00:12:01.155 --> 00:12:03.189 - I hope you have a big appetite Sonny 00:12:03.857 --> 00:12:05.258 because it's all yours. 00:12:06.426 --> 00:12:06.560 - Please. 00:12:07.895 --> 00:12:08.228 - Her words exactly. 00:12:09.763 --> 00:12:10.096 Now eat. 00:12:11.398 --> 00:12:11.531 Now do it. 00:12:13.066 --> 00:12:14.067 Do it! 00:12:18.972 --> 00:12:19.305 All of it. 00:12:20.273 --> 00:12:20.407 (Sonny groaning) 00:12:22.375 --> 00:12:24.411 Come on, pour it down. 00:12:25.211 --> 00:12:28.147 (Sonny groaning) 00:12:32.218 --> 00:12:35.088 (Sonny gasping) 00:12:38.292 --> 00:12:40.393 No use praying for a stomach pump. 00:12:41.228 --> 00:12:41.561 That had strychnine in it. 00:12:42.896 --> 00:12:43.229 (Sonny groaning) 00:12:45.165 --> 00:12:48.901 Still, they say a little suffering is good for the soul. 00:12:50.871 --> 00:12:52.572 You may last 20 minutes. 00:12:53.473 --> 00:12:53.607 Have fun. 00:12:54.908 --> 00:12:59.112 (Sonny gasping and screaming) 00:13:03.083 --> 00:13:05.285 - Riverdale Road, Hampstead. 00:13:07.621 --> 00:13:07.954 (atmospheric classical music) 00:13:09.457 --> 00:13:09.989 - Emile, why don't we leave the dishes for later? 00:13:13.326 --> 00:13:14.327 - Great. 00:13:17.131 --> 00:13:17.464 That was a pretty good meal. 00:13:18.665 --> 00:13:18.998 - What you mean pretty good? 00:13:20.401 --> 00:13:20.933 That's one of the best meals I've ever cooked. 00:13:21.802 --> 00:13:22.135 - Cold lobster? 00:13:23.237 --> 00:13:23.570 - Well I had to unwrap it, didn't I? 00:13:25.438 --> 00:13:26.406 Come here. 00:13:27.707 --> 00:13:30.243 (chuckling) 00:13:31.579 --> 00:13:32.111 - You promised you'd tell me right after dinner. 00:13:34.014 --> 00:13:34.347 - Well I haven't had my coffee yet. 00:13:35.316 --> 00:13:35.649 - You don't even drink coffee. 00:13:37.450 --> 00:13:37.584 - Ah, true. 00:13:38.852 --> 00:13:39.185 Are you ready? 00:13:40.253 --> 00:13:40.386 Sure? 00:13:41.187 --> 00:13:41.321 Okay. 00:13:42.389 --> 00:13:42.922 Now when do you get home from school 00:13:43.723 --> 00:13:44.056 for your Christmas holidays? 00:13:45.125 --> 00:13:45.458 - December the 12, you know that. 00:13:46.260 --> 00:13:46.593 - Ah, but when do you go back? 00:13:48.628 --> 00:13:48.961 - January the 9th. 00:13:50.063 --> 00:13:50.396 Come on, Dad. 00:13:51.465 --> 00:13:51.998 - Now isn't that a fantastic coincidence. 00:13:53.768 --> 00:13:54.300 You know, this isn't a bad little wine we have here. 00:13:56.302 --> 00:13:56.436 - Why? 00:13:57.070 --> 00:13:57.403 Oh, Dad, please. 00:13:58.839 --> 00:13:59.172 - (chuckling) Mm, alright. 00:14:00.874 --> 00:14:01.207 Now this is how it goes. 00:14:02.844 --> 00:14:03.376 On December the 13th, you and I and a couple of suitcases 00:14:05.779 --> 00:14:06.112 are jumping on-board an airplane. 00:14:07.114 --> 00:14:07.447 - Where are we going? 00:14:07.981 --> 00:14:08.314 - Wait a second. 00:14:09.684 --> 00:14:10.216 That same plane will bring us back on January the 3rd. 00:14:11.885 --> 00:14:12.218 - Skiing! 00:14:13.020 --> 00:14:13.353 - You've got it. 00:14:14.421 --> 00:14:14.954 - Switzerland! - The very thing. 00:14:15.989 --> 00:14:16.322 - Oh boy, that is fantastic. 00:14:18.158 --> 00:14:21.027 - Yes, it is. (laughing) 00:14:22.129 --> 00:14:22.462 - Just the two of us? 00:14:22.996 --> 00:14:23.329 - Well who else? 00:14:24.699 --> 00:14:25.231 And we're going to stay in a beautiful little inn. 00:14:26.500 --> 00:14:27.033 - I'm so excited I don't know what to do. 00:14:28.435 --> 00:14:28.968 - Well why don't you, ah, why don't you try screaming? 00:14:30.971 --> 00:14:31.304 The neighbors are deaf anyway. 00:14:32.839 --> 00:14:34.040 - Ya-hoo! 00:14:35.809 --> 00:14:37.009 Ya-hoo! 00:14:40.480 --> 00:14:40.613 (doorbell ringing) 00:14:41.948 --> 00:14:42.281 - Oh, I don't think all the neighbors were deaf. 00:14:43.750 --> 00:14:47.721 (atmospheric classical music) 00:14:53.160 --> 00:14:53.493 Allen. (Allen laughing) 00:14:54.694 --> 00:14:55.027 Allen. (laughing) 00:14:56.230 --> 00:14:56.563 - Hey stop it, you're breaking my wallet. 00:14:59.366 --> 00:14:59.699 - [Rafer] Come on in. (laughing) 00:15:01.935 --> 00:15:02.268 God, it's good to see you. 00:15:03.136 --> 00:15:03.469 - Good to see you too. 00:15:04.572 --> 00:15:05.104 What was all that screaming about? 00:15:06.340 --> 00:15:06.673 - Oh, that was Emile expressing mild satisfaction. 00:15:08.242 --> 00:15:08.575 Emile, come here, I want you to meet Mr. Faulkner. 00:15:09.642 --> 00:15:09.975 Allen, my son, Emile. 00:15:11.278 --> 00:15:11.611 - Hello, how are you? - Pleased to meet you, sir. 00:15:13.347 --> 00:15:13.680 - Ah, the sir is a byproduct of expensive English education. 00:15:16.584 --> 00:15:17.116 - What a pity they don't export it. 00:15:18.585 --> 00:15:19.619 - Excuse me, sir. 00:15:21.788 --> 00:15:22.121 I hope to see you later, sir. 00:15:23.190 --> 00:15:25.191 - So do I, so do I. 00:15:26.726 --> 00:15:27.059 What a splendid child. 00:15:28.328 --> 00:15:28.661 - I'll you about him later. 00:15:29.963 --> 00:15:30.296 - Now pour me a drink. 00:15:31.098 --> 00:15:32.699 Let's sit down and have a talk. 00:15:33.867 --> 00:15:34.200 It's been nine years. 00:15:35.568 --> 00:15:35.702 - 10, actually. 00:15:36.703 --> 00:15:38.237 And where have they all gone? 00:15:38.905 --> 00:15:39.238 Well, to hell with it. 00:15:40.707 --> 00:15:41.040 We'll drink to something. 00:15:41.808 --> 00:15:42.141 Right? 00:15:43.510 --> 00:15:47.547 Let's, ah, let's drink to, to the years before the 10. 00:15:51.684 --> 00:15:53.219 - To the next 10 weeks. 00:15:54.254 --> 00:15:54.587 - What does that mean? 00:15:55.688 --> 00:15:56.021 - To you, Rafer, old friend. 00:15:57.958 --> 00:15:59.726 - Okay, to me. 00:16:05.999 --> 00:16:06.332 - Disgusting. - Yes, isn't it? 00:16:08.201 --> 00:16:11.771 Ah, what do you mean, to the next 10 weeks? 00:16:13.106 --> 00:16:13.439 - Come on, Rafer. 00:16:14.107 --> 00:16:14.440 Just let's talk, huh? 00:16:15.743 --> 00:16:16.275 - (chuckling) Oh no, Allen, I'm not available. 00:16:20.180 --> 00:16:20.513 I'm trying to grow old gracefully. 00:16:22.316 --> 00:16:22.649 I'm searching to see if I can find my God. 00:16:24.685 --> 00:16:25.217 Trying to learn how to appreciate life 00:16:27.154 --> 00:16:29.489 and practice the art of inner peace. 00:16:30.557 --> 00:16:31.090 Now, you believe all that's a crock of shit. 00:16:33.660 --> 00:16:33.793 - I do. - You're right. 00:16:35.395 --> 00:16:35.728 All except the I'm not available part. 00:16:38.031 --> 00:16:39.231 And I'm not. 00:16:40.434 --> 00:16:40.767 - Alright, I got that from the top. 00:16:42.202 --> 00:16:42.535 - Well now, tell me, how did you find me? 00:16:44.470 --> 00:16:45.404 - I asked. 00:16:46.774 --> 00:16:47.306 Incidentally, how's that 19 year old French beauty? 00:16:49.109 --> 00:16:49.442 - Oh, that 19 year old French beauty 00:16:50.944 --> 00:16:51.277 is now 29 and living in Paris. 00:16:52.780 --> 00:16:53.312 - She left you? - Yes, she's Emile's mother. 00:16:55.716 --> 00:16:56.248 She sees him once or twice a year. 00:16:57.384 --> 00:16:57.717 I haven't seen her since he was two. 00:16:59.119 --> 00:17:01.187 He goes to boarding school in Kent. 00:17:02.322 --> 00:17:02.655 I mean, what I would I do with him full-time? 00:17:04.891 --> 00:17:05.224 I love him, he's a wonderful boy. 00:17:07.028 --> 00:17:07.560 Weekends and holidays are the greatest moments of my life. 00:17:10.531 --> 00:17:10.864 I'm taking him skiing for Christmas. 00:17:12.265 --> 00:17:12.598 Three weeks, leaving December 13th. 00:17:14.767 --> 00:17:15.100 - December the 13th? 00:17:16.069 --> 00:17:17.470 - God, I can't wait. 00:17:18.238 --> 00:17:18.571 Hey, that's enough about me. 00:17:20.273 --> 00:17:21.674 Tell me, how is Jenny? 00:17:23.043 --> 00:17:23.376 - She, um, she died. 00:17:24.811 --> 00:17:25.144 Three years ago. 00:17:25.879 --> 00:17:26.212 - What? 00:17:27.314 --> 00:17:27.647 - It was some kind of bone cancer. 00:17:28.515 --> 00:17:28.848 Took a month, that's all. 00:17:30.750 --> 00:17:30.884 - I'm sorry. 00:17:31.751 --> 00:17:31.885 - So am I, fine woman. 00:17:32.952 --> 00:17:33.285 - Yeah, she was a great woman. 00:17:34.154 --> 00:17:35.655 Look, Allen-- - I accept it. 00:17:36.923 --> 00:17:37.256 - Okay. 00:17:38.191 --> 00:17:39.325 Done is done. 00:17:40.661 --> 00:17:41.193 Come on, tell me, about the kids, how are the kids? 00:17:43.196 --> 00:17:43.529 - Oh, alright. 00:17:44.964 --> 00:17:46.198 They're grown up. 00:17:47.067 --> 00:17:48.568 I don't see them much anymore. 00:17:49.703 --> 00:17:50.236 I think they're not too happy about me. 00:17:52.072 --> 00:17:53.339 These are beautiful. 00:17:54.140 --> 00:17:54.473 - Yes, they are, aren't they? 00:17:56.009 --> 00:17:56.342 I buy them, sell them. 00:17:57.344 --> 00:17:57.677 I'm getting pretty good at it. 00:17:58.478 --> 00:18:01.180 I earn about 15,000 a year. 00:18:04.117 --> 00:18:04.450 - Julius Limbani is alive. 00:18:06.319 --> 00:18:06.652 - I don't care. 00:18:07.587 --> 00:18:07.720 - Yes, you do. 00:18:09.056 --> 00:18:09.589 If there's one African leader you do care about, 00:18:10.690 --> 00:18:10.823 it's Julius Limbani. 00:18:12.426 --> 00:18:12.759 - Now I'm telling you, Allen, I'm finished with all of that. 00:18:14.827 --> 00:18:15.160 I'm getting too old, 00:18:15.962 --> 00:18:16.295 and by the way, so are you. 00:18:18.432 --> 00:18:18.765 - You know, apart from your sparkling personality 00:18:21.936 --> 00:18:22.468 and the fact that you're the finest planner I've ever known, 00:18:25.206 --> 00:18:25.738 what I've always admired about you, Rafer, is your idealism. 00:18:30.277 --> 00:18:30.610 - Bollocks. 00:18:31.745 --> 00:18:32.278 - The money wasn't important to you. 00:18:33.380 --> 00:18:33.713 It was the bad guys against the good guys. 00:18:35.783 --> 00:18:36.315 And you would never work for the bad guys. 00:18:37.785 --> 00:18:38.317 Now me, I'd work for anybody, as long as they paid me. 00:18:40.854 --> 00:18:41.387 It's ineradicable flaw in my character. 00:18:44.124 --> 00:18:44.457 So that's why you always impressed me Rafer. 00:18:46.025 --> 00:18:46.358 Always. - Well, 00:18:47.494 --> 00:18:47.827 I'm glad to hear you say that. 00:18:49.529 --> 00:18:49.862 Do you know how many times I've been wrong? 00:18:51.799 --> 00:18:52.331 Out there somewhere singing Hallelujah, 00:18:53.767 --> 00:18:54.300 fighting and killing for some goddamn savior, 00:18:55.535 --> 00:18:55.868 who as soon as he got to power, 00:18:57.170 --> 00:18:57.503 he gets to steal his own treasury. 00:18:58.839 --> 00:19:01.507 Look, I don't know who the good guys are anymore. 00:19:02.175 --> 00:19:02.508 - You know Limbani. 00:19:03.876 --> 00:19:05.945 You know he's the best there is. 00:19:08.215 --> 00:19:13.686 Now I have a contract to steal Limbani from General Ndofa. 00:19:14.354 --> 00:19:14.687 If I don't, he dies. 00:19:16.056 --> 00:19:19.692 If I do, well, perhaps he's running his country again. 00:19:20.860 --> 00:19:20.994 I need you to plan it. 00:19:22.162 --> 00:19:23.696 - The answer is still no. 00:19:24.798 --> 00:19:25.331 - Now we don't start training in Africa 00:19:26.933 --> 00:19:27.266 until January the 15th. 00:19:29.503 --> 00:19:29.836 So I can spare you your holiday with your child, 00:19:32.673 --> 00:19:33.006 and it's a very big paycheck, tax-free. 00:19:35.575 --> 00:19:39.612 - Allen, it's really been great seeing you again, 00:19:41.881 --> 00:19:42.949 but don't spoil it. 00:19:44.250 --> 00:19:45.451 - Alright. 00:19:47.153 --> 00:19:47.486 Will you do me a favor? 00:19:48.721 --> 00:19:49.722 - Anything. 00:19:51.458 --> 00:19:53.793 - Show me, clear that stuff away, 00:19:54.895 --> 00:19:57.630 show me how I get in and out of this place. 00:20:10.343 --> 00:20:10.676 Now Limbani will be here. 00:20:12.379 --> 00:20:14.047 Somewhere in that cellblock. 00:20:24.090 --> 00:20:24.423 I've got Rafer Janders. 00:20:25.658 --> 00:20:25.791 - Good. 00:20:26.993 --> 00:20:28.794 You haven't got Shawn Fynn. 00:20:29.862 --> 00:20:29.996 - What do you mean? 00:20:30.997 --> 00:20:31.330 - He's either dead by now 00:20:32.699 --> 00:20:33.032 or he will be the second he shows his face in London. 00:20:34.434 --> 00:20:34.767 - Why, what happened? 00:20:36.136 --> 00:20:36.669 - Boiled down, he removed two of the family's men 00:20:39.773 --> 00:20:40.305 earlier this evening, one of whom 00:20:41.675 --> 00:20:42.008 happened to be the nephew of the local godfather. 00:20:44.477 --> 00:20:44.810 They've already got out a contract on Fynn. 00:20:46.479 --> 00:20:46.812 It's the biggest London's ever seen. 00:20:49.115 --> 00:20:49.448 - Well then get it lifted. 00:20:50.950 --> 00:20:51.084 - That is impossible. 00:20:52.385 --> 00:20:52.718 - Come on, who's got the biggest clout, 00:20:54.054 --> 00:20:54.587 Sir Edward Matherson and all those banks or the local mafia? 00:20:56.322 --> 00:20:56.655 - Well that's not even a question. 00:20:58.625 --> 00:20:58.958 - You want Limbani? 00:21:00.427 --> 00:21:00.760 Get that contract lifted. 00:21:01.862 --> 00:21:02.394 - Oh, what's so special about him? 00:21:03.697 --> 00:21:04.030 Look, this afternoon he was working as a courier 00:21:06.132 --> 00:21:06.465 for a 25 year old hoodlum. 00:21:08.068 --> 00:21:08.601 - If you'd ever seen him operating in the field, 00:21:09.703 --> 00:21:10.036 you'd know what's so special about him. 00:21:12.139 --> 00:21:12.671 Also he can fly any plane you can care to name, 00:21:14.608 --> 00:21:14.941 and he's my friend. 00:21:15.742 --> 00:21:16.075 I don't have too many left. 00:21:17.677 --> 00:21:20.046 He's number three in this deal or there is no deal. 00:21:21.148 --> 00:21:21.680 What a moral crisis that would present 00:21:22.616 --> 00:21:24.316 to kindly Sir Edward. 00:21:25.652 --> 00:21:25.985 He'd have to have Rafer and me killed, wouldn't he? 00:21:28.521 --> 00:21:28.854 So you get the details of Shawn's past year 00:21:30.257 --> 00:21:30.790 over to my unspeakable hotel as soon as you can. 00:21:33.794 --> 00:21:34.127 Rafer and I are going after him. 00:21:35.495 --> 00:21:35.828 - Now wait a minute. 00:21:36.630 --> 00:21:36.963 That's not your territory. 00:21:37.797 --> 00:21:37.930 You stay out. 00:21:39.300 --> 00:21:39.832 You're not even supposed to be in this country, remember? 00:21:41.201 --> 00:21:41.734 - Ask your friend for a doggy bag after you pay the bill. 00:21:43.637 --> 00:21:45.771 I'll be waiting for you in my room. 00:21:54.547 --> 00:21:56.649 Number 23A, there it is. 00:21:59.085 --> 00:22:00.686 Keep driving, keep driving. 00:22:04.056 --> 00:22:04.389 - How many is that? 00:22:05.158 --> 00:22:05.491 - Five. 00:22:06.559 --> 00:22:06.892 - With a welcoming committee at each one. 00:22:07.560 --> 00:22:07.893 Boy, what efficiency. 00:22:08.928 --> 00:22:09.061 How many we left? 00:22:10.163 --> 00:22:10.496 - Four. 00:22:11.464 --> 00:22:11.797 - Good old Shawn. 00:22:12.833 --> 00:22:13.166 Living with nine women in the one year. 00:22:14.167 --> 00:22:14.500 Possibly at the same time. 00:22:15.602 --> 00:22:15.935 - Quite a feat but not beyond him. 00:22:18.204 --> 00:22:18.537 A Heather Courtney. 00:22:19.606 --> 00:22:21.707 The Baronet Club, Denby Road. 00:22:23.110 --> 00:22:23.642 No home address, probably sleeps on the crap table. 00:22:24.711 --> 00:22:25.044 Well, we can but try. 00:22:26.313 --> 00:22:26.846 (customers chattering) (atmospheric orchestral music) 00:22:28.247 --> 00:22:28.580 (chips clattering) 00:22:29.683 --> 00:22:30.016 - Hey, hey, you buy the chips there, Charlie. 00:22:33.419 --> 00:22:33.752 - Very well. 00:22:34.554 --> 00:22:36.055 That's two of them. 00:22:38.291 --> 00:22:38.624 (roulette ball clattering) 00:22:39.693 --> 00:22:41.760 Thank you very much. 00:22:48.702 --> 00:22:49.035 - Well I'm gonna get me some chips, 00:22:50.203 --> 00:22:50.536 and I'm gonna break the house. 00:22:52.072 --> 00:22:52.604 Heather? - Black 20, Heather, hon, 00:22:53.940 --> 00:22:54.473 is at the first blackjack table over there. 00:22:55.742 --> 00:22:56.075 - Oh, so she is, so she is. 00:22:57.177 --> 00:22:57.710 Now how come you're wearing her chest? 00:22:59.046 --> 00:22:59.578 - What'd you say? - I said how come 00:23:00.380 --> 00:23:00.713 she's wearing her chest. 00:23:01.581 --> 00:23:01.914 (Rafer laughing) (Allen laughing) 00:23:04.617 --> 00:23:04.950 Hey there brother. 00:23:06.019 --> 00:23:06.552 How's it doing there? Is this table hot? 00:23:07.787 --> 00:23:13.025 Yeah, how ya there. (laughing) - Good to meet you. 00:23:13.827 --> 00:23:14.160 - Now you just tell me how much 00:23:15.161 --> 00:23:15.494 is that there in genuine money. 00:23:16.295 --> 00:23:16.628 - 250, what's, what's the limit? 00:23:18.864 --> 00:23:18.998 - 20. 00:23:20.367 --> 00:23:20.900 - [Rafer] Well then you give it to us, Heather, honey. 00:23:22.035 --> 00:23:22.568 - If you don't behave you'll have to leave. 00:23:23.969 --> 00:23:25.104 - Ooh. - Ooh. 00:23:26.305 --> 00:23:26.638 - How do you know my name? 00:23:27.741 --> 00:23:28.074 - How do I know your name, Heather, honey? 00:23:29.910 --> 00:23:30.243 Well, don't stop, keep dealing, and listen very carefully. 00:23:32.445 --> 00:23:32.778 We need your help, we need it very badly. 00:23:35.147 --> 00:23:35.480 Where's Shawn Fynn? 00:23:37.350 --> 00:23:37.683 - Who? 00:23:38.484 --> 00:23:38.817 I don't know any Shawn Fynn. 00:23:39.586 --> 00:23:39.919 - [Allen] Yes you do. 00:23:41.288 --> 00:23:41.820 - Hey now, look at that, I got a genuine blackjack. 00:23:43.056 --> 00:23:43.589 Dealer, got a genuine blackjack, man, 00:23:44.691 --> 00:23:45.024 I'm hotter than a fox! 00:23:45.692 --> 00:23:46.025 - He's in great trouble, 00:23:47.127 --> 00:23:47.659 if you know where he is, tell us. 00:23:48.728 --> 00:23:49.061 The mafia has a contract out on him, 00:23:50.364 --> 00:23:50.896 and if they get to him before we do, they'll kill him. 00:23:53.100 --> 00:23:53.632 - We're talking about a matter of minutes. 00:23:54.634 --> 00:23:54.967 We are his close friends. 00:23:56.569 --> 00:23:56.902 - Check with him on the phone 00:23:58.171 --> 00:23:58.704 and tell it's Rafer Janders and Allen Faulkner. 00:24:00.140 --> 00:24:00.672 Describe us so you'll be sure, and do it now. 00:24:02.575 --> 00:24:02.908 Without us he's a dead man. 00:24:03.843 --> 00:24:04.176 (atmospheric piano music) 00:24:06.579 --> 00:24:06.912 - Okay, I believe you. 00:24:08.081 --> 00:24:08.614 He's right here in this building. 00:24:10.083 --> 00:24:10.616 Behind the men's loo, there's a stairway. 00:24:12.219 --> 00:24:14.553 Top floor, first room on the left. 00:24:19.492 --> 00:24:22.761 (upbeat jazz music) 00:24:23.429 --> 00:24:23.762 (knocking on door) 00:24:24.664 --> 00:24:26.299 - [Allen] Shawn, it's Allen. 00:24:31.404 --> 00:24:31.737 (lock clacking) 00:24:34.307 --> 00:24:34.640 - Allen? 00:24:35.508 --> 00:24:35.841 Well, not even a hardy handshake? 00:24:37.777 --> 00:24:38.110 A Shawn my boy, how are you? 00:24:39.245 --> 00:24:39.578 Nothing? - Clown. 00:24:40.713 --> 00:24:41.046 - Oh, clown, well at least that's a start. 00:24:43.616 --> 00:24:43.949 Now, would you mind telling me 00:24:45.051 --> 00:24:45.584 what you're doing here, thank God? 00:24:46.653 --> 00:24:46.986 - If we live, I'll tell you about it, idiot. 00:24:48.822 --> 00:24:49.155 - Oh, clown and idiot. 00:24:50.890 --> 00:24:51.223 You always were a flatterer. 00:24:52.458 --> 00:24:52.791 - You never change, do you Shawn? 00:24:53.860 --> 00:24:54.193 There's a whole army looking for you 00:24:54.995 --> 00:24:55.328 and you're still making jokes. 00:24:56.429 --> 00:24:56.762 Now let's get outta here. 00:24:57.563 --> 00:24:57.896 - Oh, now you're making jokes. 00:24:58.431 --> 00:24:58.764 Where to? 00:24:59.799 --> 00:25:00.132 - Nevermind. (knocking on door) 00:25:01.634 --> 00:25:03.302 - Allen, open up. 00:25:04.904 --> 00:25:05.237 A car just pulled up to the back door. 00:25:06.405 --> 00:25:07.539 - Ah. 00:25:08.641 --> 00:25:08.974 - Rafer, what are you doing here? 00:25:10.476 --> 00:25:10.809 - I'm cycling a bicycle. 00:25:11.911 --> 00:25:12.244 Maniac. - Oh, isn't that smashing, 00:25:13.746 --> 00:25:14.079 everybody's calling me names. 00:25:15.782 --> 00:25:16.115 - There's another guy in front. 00:25:17.284 --> 00:25:17.816 I think we better do a little praying. 00:25:19.219 --> 00:25:19.751 Somebody's trying to lift this contract. 00:25:21.754 --> 00:25:22.955 - What contract? 00:25:24.291 --> 00:25:24.823 Who, would somebody mind telling me what's going on? 00:25:26.693 --> 00:25:28.660 - Rafer, what are you carrying? 00:25:29.428 --> 00:25:29.761 - I'm carrying this and this. 00:25:30.930 --> 00:25:32.965 It sort of balances me out. 00:25:34.066 --> 00:25:36.869 (bell ringing) 00:25:56.322 --> 00:25:56.655 - Mr. Martin, I do appreciate 00:25:58.291 --> 00:25:58.824 your coming at such short notice. 00:26:00.360 --> 00:26:04.096 - At 4 o'clock in the morning, I would imagine you would. 00:26:05.165 --> 00:26:07.833 Now I wanna get home to bed and go to sleep. 00:26:08.601 --> 00:26:08.934 What do you want? 00:26:10.070 --> 00:26:12.804 - I want you to lift the contract on Shawn Fynn. 00:26:13.606 --> 00:26:13.939 - He killed my brother's son. 00:26:15.541 --> 00:26:15.874 - From what I've learned, 00:26:17.010 --> 00:26:17.343 your brother is better off without that son. 00:26:18.611 --> 00:26:19.945 - You tell him that. 00:26:21.213 --> 00:26:21.347 He's grieving. 00:26:22.214 --> 00:26:22.348 - He'll get over it. 00:26:23.349 --> 00:26:23.682 Now let's get down to facts. 00:26:24.717 --> 00:26:27.986 Now, I control a number of newspapers. 00:26:29.356 --> 00:26:29.888 I guarantee you the day after Shawn Fynn's death, 00:26:32.325 --> 00:26:32.858 you and your family will be among 00:26:34.994 --> 00:26:35.327 the most written about and photographed men in England. 00:26:38.598 --> 00:26:42.667 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:26:51.544 --> 00:26:51.877 (gun firing) 00:26:52.645 --> 00:26:52.978 - It's the wrong room. 00:26:54.380 --> 00:26:54.713 (grenade pin clicking) 00:26:56.515 --> 00:26:56.848 (door smashing) 00:26:59.886 --> 00:27:03.222 (grenade exploding) 00:27:07.460 --> 00:27:09.261 - Frankie, Frankie? 00:27:10.930 --> 00:27:11.263 Get out, the contract's lifted. 00:27:13.432 --> 00:27:15.434 - Well I'll be damned. 00:27:21.040 --> 00:27:21.373 - [Rafer] These gentleman should have waited three minutes. 00:27:22.842 --> 00:27:23.175 - Alright, let's get out of here. 00:27:24.277 --> 00:27:24.810 The last thing we need is the police. 00:27:25.344 --> 00:27:26.845 - You're right. 00:27:31.517 --> 00:27:32.717 Jesus. 00:27:35.054 --> 00:27:35.387 - Very gentile circles you move in. 00:27:36.889 --> 00:27:37.222 - Oh, Heather, I'm sorry. 00:27:39.191 --> 00:27:39.325 - Shawn? 00:27:40.694 --> 00:27:41.226 - Yes, I know, she's the one who told them the wrong room. 00:27:42.028 --> 00:27:42.361 And you, get her to a doctor. 00:27:43.597 --> 00:27:44.129 (sirens wailing) And with a slight urgency. 00:27:44.964 --> 00:27:45.297 You know nothing, right? 00:27:46.933 --> 00:27:47.266 I'll make it up to you, I swear. 00:27:48.901 --> 00:27:49.234 - You run along, love. 00:27:50.136 --> 00:27:50.469 It was a pleasure having served 00:27:52.638 --> 00:27:54.340 if I still have my teeth. 00:27:55.174 --> 00:27:55.307 - Thanks. 00:27:56.642 --> 00:27:56.975 Well thank her, you clods. 00:27:58.011 --> 00:27:58.344 - Thank you, you're a good girl. 00:27:59.545 --> 00:27:59.878 - Well kiss her and come on. 00:28:01.246 --> 00:28:04.149 (sirens wailing) 00:28:08.955 --> 00:28:10.889 - Isn't he a love? 00:28:16.729 --> 00:28:17.062 - I don't want to appear rude, Thomas, 00:28:18.998 --> 00:28:19.331 but exactly who the devil is he? 00:28:20.433 --> 00:28:20.966 - Let's just say he's a military adviser. 00:28:22.668 --> 00:28:23.001 - Where's he from? 00:28:23.803 --> 00:28:24.136 - A government department 00:28:25.305 --> 00:28:25.837 who as much interest in Limbani as we have. 00:28:27.507 --> 00:28:28.040 - Which government department? - And that is all 00:28:29.174 --> 00:28:29.308 you get to know. 00:28:30.410 --> 00:28:30.942 Now he's going to say yea or nay to your plan 00:28:32.611 --> 00:28:32.944 and his decision is final, 00:28:34.047 --> 00:28:34.380 so why don't you just start your briefing. 00:28:35.749 --> 00:28:36.281 - There's no need to be hostile, Colonel Faulkner. 00:28:38.751 --> 00:28:39.084 We'd very much like this to succeed. 00:28:40.786 --> 00:28:41.119 - So do we. 00:28:42.221 --> 00:28:42.354 Rafer? 00:28:43.422 --> 00:28:43.556 - Alright, from the top. 00:28:44.857 --> 00:28:45.190 We use 50 men, four officers, four NCO's, 00:28:47.026 --> 00:28:47.359 40 enlisted men, one medic, and one sergeant-major 00:28:49.295 --> 00:28:49.828 who will be in charge of training and discipline. 00:28:51.731 --> 00:28:52.064 - Who is the fourth officer? 00:28:53.333 --> 00:28:53.865 - Ah, Mr. Fynn has somebody in mind. 00:28:55.001 --> 00:28:55.334 Pieter, something. - Coetzee, 00:28:56.736 --> 00:28:57.069 he's a South African. 00:28:58.338 --> 00:28:58.870 Served there with the security police 00:28:59.939 --> 00:29:00.272 on the boarder for years, 00:29:01.307 --> 00:29:01.840 knows the bush better than anyone. 00:29:02.942 --> 00:29:03.275 He'll be good, I can guarantee it. 00:29:04.611 --> 00:29:05.143 - And we'll interview him when you've approved the plan. 00:29:06.545 --> 00:29:06.878 - We'll recruit in London, 00:29:07.947 --> 00:29:08.280 group and train in Swaziland. 00:29:09.782 --> 00:29:10.115 I assume you can arrange that? 00:29:10.917 --> 00:29:11.250 - Mm-hmm. 00:29:12.051 --> 00:29:12.384 - We'll fly from Swaziland here. 00:29:14.020 --> 00:29:14.353 We'll be dropped from a Hercules cargo plane 00:29:16.089 --> 00:29:16.422 which is on a scheduled flight to Rwanda. 00:29:18.024 --> 00:29:18.357 - [Man] You'll be parachuting in? 00:29:20.126 --> 00:29:20.459 - (sighing) No, actually we're going to free fall 00:29:22.095 --> 00:29:22.428 before dawn from 25,000 feet. 00:29:23.963 --> 00:29:24.296 The parachute-- - You'll be using oxygen? 00:29:25.598 --> 00:29:27.366 - Would you allow him to pause? 00:29:28.400 --> 00:29:28.534 - Thank you, Allen. 00:29:29.702 --> 00:29:30.035 Oxygen, no. 00:29:31.271 --> 00:29:31.604 The cabin will be pressurized, we'll de-pressurize 00:29:32.605 --> 00:29:32.938 three minutes before the fall. 00:29:33.706 --> 00:29:34.039 - Mm-hmm. - The parachutes 00:29:35.041 --> 00:29:35.374 open at 1,500 feet. 00:29:36.509 --> 00:29:37.042 They won't hear the plane or see us land. 00:29:38.144 --> 00:29:38.477 The plane will continue, refuel, 00:29:39.745 --> 00:29:40.078 come back, pick us up, 00:29:41.180 --> 00:29:41.513 we'll be on the ground for exactly three hours. 00:29:43.783 --> 00:29:44.116 I have paused. 00:29:45.118 --> 00:29:47.319 - You're doing beautifully, continue. 00:29:49.422 --> 00:29:49.955 - There's a plateau here seven miles 00:29:52.558 --> 00:29:52.891 from Zembala in the hills. 00:29:54.360 --> 00:29:54.893 We drop and split into two groups. 00:29:57.263 --> 00:29:57.596 First group, which will be Allen's, 00:29:59.065 --> 00:29:59.398 will take the army barracks 00:30:00.467 --> 00:30:00.999 which is four miles from the drop zone here. 00:30:02.402 --> 00:30:02.934 The second group, which is Shawn, 00:30:04.536 --> 00:30:04.869 will take the airport here 00:30:05.972 --> 00:30:06.305 which is three miles from the barracks. 00:30:07.773 --> 00:30:08.106 The first group will proceed 00:30:09.175 --> 00:30:09.508 and take Limbani out, go to the airport. 00:30:11.344 --> 00:30:11.876 With proper timing, the plane should land 00:30:12.979 --> 00:30:13.312 10 to 15 minutes later and pick us all up. 00:30:15.547 --> 00:30:15.880 I have paused again. 00:30:17.116 --> 00:30:19.351 - What's your plan for the barracks? 00:30:20.386 --> 00:30:20.919 - Well, these barracks were constructed 00:30:23.389 --> 00:30:23.922 to hold 200 men, if my information is correct. 00:30:26.592 --> 00:30:26.925 - It is, I collated it. 00:30:28.261 --> 00:30:28.594 - 25 of you are going to take Limbani away from 200 men? 00:30:31.931 --> 00:30:32.264 How? 00:30:33.065 --> 00:30:34.032 - Well, they'll be asleep. 00:30:35.134 --> 00:30:35.467 We'll dispose the guards here, here, and here, 00:30:37.337 --> 00:30:37.670 cut the wires, enter here, 00:30:38.971 --> 00:30:39.304 proceed to the barracks, here, here, and here, 00:30:40.373 --> 00:30:40.905 with gas masks and cyanide gas canisters, 00:30:43.209 --> 00:30:43.542 they really won't know what hit them. 00:30:45.211 --> 00:30:45.544 - My God, you mean to say that you intend to kill them all? 00:30:47.980 --> 00:30:48.313 - Can you think of a better way? 00:30:50.516 --> 00:30:50.649 - The UN will go mad. 00:30:52.251 --> 00:30:52.584 - Not if we get Limbani out. 00:30:54.620 --> 00:30:54.953 General Ndofa won't say a word, 00:30:56.088 --> 00:30:56.421 otherwise he's got too much explaining to do 00:30:58.024 --> 00:30:58.357 to his own people. 00:30:59.726 --> 00:31:00.258 You see, he told them that Limbani was dead, remember? 00:31:02.428 --> 00:31:02.961 And our objective is to get Limbani out. 00:31:05.031 --> 00:31:06.231 - Quite right. 00:31:08.067 --> 00:31:10.068 Your plan's approved, gentlemen. 00:31:11.204 --> 00:31:11.537 - Well done, Rafer. 00:31:12.104 --> 00:31:13.438 - Thank you. 00:31:15.308 --> 00:31:15.641 - Oh, there's one small change. 00:31:17.210 --> 00:31:17.543 We received some updated information this morning. 00:31:18.845 --> 00:31:21.547 The operation's been moved forward three weeks. 00:31:23.749 --> 00:31:24.082 I assume you can handle that. 00:31:24.950 --> 00:31:25.283 (somber orchestral music) 00:31:27.786 --> 00:31:28.119 - Yes. - Excellent. 00:31:29.588 --> 00:31:31.156 Good day, gentlemen. 00:31:33.493 --> 00:31:36.628 - If his back were any straighter his spine would snap. 00:31:38.030 --> 00:31:38.363 - Here are the signed contracts. 00:31:40.132 --> 00:31:41.500 Read them. - Yes. 00:31:43.269 --> 00:31:43.602 Open-ended checking account on a Swiss bank. 00:31:46.005 --> 00:31:46.338 All expenses for weapons, equipment, 00:31:48.074 --> 00:31:48.407 et cetera to be itemized, that's alright. 00:31:50.510 --> 00:31:53.945 Yes, one third of all wages to be paid in advance. 00:31:54.613 --> 00:31:56.014 Alright, fair enough. 00:31:57.216 --> 00:31:57.549 100,000 pounds for you? 00:31:59.818 --> 00:32:00.151 - Mm. - 50,000 for Janders. 00:32:03.089 --> 00:32:03.422 30,000 for each of the other officers. 00:32:05.291 --> 00:32:08.026 20,000 for each of the NCO's and the RSM. 00:32:09.161 --> 00:32:09.494 10,000 for each of the enlisted men. 00:32:11.564 --> 00:32:12.097 And one half of these amounts if the mission fails. 00:32:14.300 --> 00:32:14.633 That's absolutely outrageous. 00:32:15.935 --> 00:32:16.268 - My sentiments exactly. 00:32:17.937 --> 00:32:20.639 You, ah, you sign here. 00:32:22.741 --> 00:32:23.074 (Thomas sighing) 00:32:24.643 --> 00:32:25.644 And here. 00:32:27.813 --> 00:32:28.146 Good, and here's your contract, 00:32:29.248 --> 00:32:29.581 you can go outside and scream in the corridor. 00:32:30.884 --> 00:32:31.416 Shawn, would you be good enough and show Mr. Balfour out? 00:32:33.552 --> 00:32:34.753 - Yes, of course. 00:32:40.393 --> 00:32:40.726 (somber orchestral music) 00:32:43.963 --> 00:32:44.296 - Rafer, I had no idea. 00:32:46.498 --> 00:32:47.432 - I know. 00:32:48.234 --> 00:32:49.735 - There'll be other holidays. 00:32:53.906 --> 00:32:54.239 - Allen, I'd like your approval 00:32:55.341 --> 00:32:57.643 on some weapons and supplies here. 00:33:00.647 --> 00:33:01.179 - Excuse me, but you wouldn't happen to know 00:33:02.248 --> 00:33:04.449 a Sandy Young around here, would you? 00:33:06.185 --> 00:33:07.486 - Colonel Faulkner. 00:33:09.755 --> 00:33:10.088 - How are you, Sandy? 00:33:10.956 --> 00:33:11.289 - Couldn't be better, sir. 00:33:12.091 --> 00:33:12.424 And yourself? - Not bad. 00:33:13.860 --> 00:33:14.392 - I can't tell you what a pleasure it is to see you, sir. 00:33:17.096 --> 00:33:17.429 Brings back memories I never thought I had. 00:33:19.499 --> 00:33:19.832 Pardon me nattering on, not inviting you inside. 00:33:21.800 --> 00:33:22.133 - Your wife at home? 00:33:23.269 --> 00:33:23.602 - Yes, sir, she is, she'll be delighted. 00:33:24.270 --> 00:33:24.603 - I don't think so. 00:33:25.404 --> 00:33:27.439 I think we better talk out here. 00:33:28.541 --> 00:33:29.073 Tell me, how's your retirement going? 00:33:31.076 --> 00:33:31.409 - Has its points, sir. 00:33:32.678 --> 00:33:33.679 - Such as? 00:33:35.314 --> 00:33:35.647 - Fucking rose bushes, 00:33:36.449 --> 00:33:36.782 if you'll pardon my French sir, 00:33:38.317 --> 00:33:38.650 are whipping into shape nicely and that's about it. 00:33:40.720 --> 00:33:41.252 - How would you like to whip 50 men into shape for me? 00:33:43.655 --> 00:33:43.789 - Are you serious, sir? 00:33:45.157 --> 00:33:45.490 - That's why I'm here. 00:33:46.158 --> 00:33:46.491 I need a sergeant-major, 00:33:47.794 --> 00:33:48.326 and you're the best I've ever known. 00:33:50.529 --> 00:33:50.662 - Not too old? 00:33:51.464 --> 00:33:51.797 - [Allen] What do you think? 00:33:53.065 --> 00:33:53.398 - Sir, where do I report (door clacking open) 00:33:54.400 --> 00:33:54.733 and when? - Sandy, it's tea. 00:33:56.536 --> 00:33:56.869 - [Sandy] Look who's here, love. 00:33:57.736 --> 00:33:57.870 - Good afternoon. 00:33:59.171 --> 00:34:00.338 - Yes, I see. 00:34:01.140 --> 00:34:01.473 I hoped I'd never see him again. 00:34:02.909 --> 00:34:03.441 - That's no way to greet and old friend, Marjorie. 00:34:05.144 --> 00:34:05.477 - He's not my friend. 00:34:07.012 --> 00:34:07.345 Tea's on the table. 00:34:08.548 --> 00:34:10.582 You're not welcome, Mr. Faulkner. 00:34:11.784 --> 00:34:12.317 (door slamming) - My apologies, sir. 00:34:13.852 --> 00:34:14.853 - I understand. 00:34:16.255 --> 00:34:16.588 There'll be some crying now, won't there? 00:34:18.023 --> 00:34:18.356 - Yes sir, a good deal of it, 00:34:19.024 --> 00:34:19.357 but she'll get over it. 00:34:21.260 --> 00:34:21.593 She's a lovely girl. 00:34:22.294 --> 00:34:23.695 - Yes, she is. 00:34:24.330 --> 00:34:24.663 Well, Sandy you go in, 00:34:25.732 --> 00:34:26.264 and call me at this number tonight. 00:34:29.768 --> 00:34:30.702 - Sir. 00:34:31.504 --> 00:34:31.837 - Sandy. - Bye, sir. 00:34:32.905 --> 00:34:36.441 (customers chattering) 00:34:38.310 --> 00:34:40.278 - Excuse me, would you? 00:34:41.713 --> 00:34:43.548 Buy you the other half? 00:34:46.151 --> 00:34:46.484 - Shawn. - Shawn Fynn. 00:34:48.153 --> 00:34:48.486 How are you, Pieter? 00:34:49.622 --> 00:34:50.154 - That's a good question if you have a few hours. 00:34:52.858 --> 00:34:53.191 What are you doing down here? 00:34:54.093 --> 00:34:54.426 - Looking for you. 00:34:55.595 --> 00:34:57.629 - Yes, sir? - Oh, two of these please. 00:34:58.431 --> 00:34:58.764 - How did you find me? 00:35:00.132 --> 00:35:00.465 - Your landlady. 00:35:01.634 --> 00:35:02.166 By the way, she asked me to tell you 00:35:03.202 --> 00:35:03.535 that if you don't pay the rent, 00:35:04.637 --> 00:35:05.169 that you can pack and get out by the morning. 00:35:06.671 --> 00:35:06.805 - Rent? 00:35:08.207 --> 00:35:09.374 That's a chuckle. 00:35:10.710 --> 00:35:13.177 I haven't even got the money to buy you one back. 00:35:14.580 --> 00:35:16.681 Why would you be looking for me? 00:35:17.984 --> 00:35:18.516 (cash register ringing) - I might have a job for you. 00:35:21.454 --> 00:35:21.787 - Thanks, I've been in jail once, I didn't like it. 00:35:23.756 --> 00:35:24.289 - Your change, sir. - Oh yeah, it's marvelous, 00:35:24.957 --> 00:35:26.257 isn't it? Thank you. 00:35:27.092 --> 00:35:27.425 I now have to prove to you 00:35:28.527 --> 00:35:28.860 that crime is only a hobby with me. 00:35:30.463 --> 00:35:30.796 It's not that kind of job. 00:35:32.097 --> 00:35:33.231 - No? 00:35:34.333 --> 00:35:34.666 Look, all I want out of life right now 00:35:35.635 --> 00:35:37.769 is to get back to South Africa. 00:35:39.172 --> 00:35:39.704 I don't know why I came to London in the first place. 00:35:40.940 --> 00:35:44.743 One more week here and I'll explode. 00:35:46.045 --> 00:35:46.578 - That's funny you should talk about exploding 00:35:47.947 --> 00:35:51.549 because explosives could very well be a part of this job. 00:35:52.184 --> 00:35:52.517 - What does that mean? 00:35:53.486 --> 00:35:55.219 - It's also in Africa. 00:35:56.788 --> 00:35:58.222 - You must be joking. 00:35:59.057 --> 00:36:00.291 Are you serious? 00:36:00.892 --> 00:36:02.594 - 30,000 pounds. 00:36:03.262 --> 00:36:04.729 How's that for serious? 00:36:07.466 --> 00:36:08.867 - Right, Tosh. - Sir. 00:36:11.103 --> 00:36:11.436 (knocking on door) 00:36:12.371 --> 00:36:13.571 - Come in. 00:36:17.209 --> 00:36:17.542 - State clearly your name, age, 00:36:20.312 --> 00:36:20.645 previous military experience, and rank. 00:36:22.414 --> 00:36:22.747 - Donaldson, sir. 00:36:23.349 --> 00:36:24.482 Born 1932. 00:36:25.584 --> 00:36:25.917 12 years with the paras, three tours with you. 00:36:27.419 --> 00:36:27.752 The rank of sergeant, sir. 00:36:29.355 --> 00:36:29.688 - Welcome back, Tosh. 00:36:30.823 --> 00:36:31.356 How have the years been treating you? 00:36:32.024 --> 00:36:32.357 - Not so good, sir. 00:36:33.025 --> 00:36:33.358 I'm a plumber now. 00:36:34.026 --> 00:36:34.359 It's not my line, sir. 00:36:35.194 --> 00:36:35.527 - You married? - Yes, sir. 00:36:36.395 --> 00:36:36.728 Your wife know you're here? 00:36:37.830 --> 00:36:38.363 - No sir, she did, she'd do a nut, sir. 00:36:40.032 --> 00:36:40.365 If I'm accepted, sir, 00:36:41.867 --> 00:36:43.301 I'll leave her a note. 00:36:44.102 --> 00:36:46.471 Sir, you won't regret it. 00:36:47.573 --> 00:36:49.507 I'm as good a man now as I was at 20, sir. 00:36:50.376 --> 00:36:52.310 - Why do you wanna come with us? 00:36:53.379 --> 00:36:53.712 - Well it's the job I do best, sir. 00:36:55.714 --> 00:36:56.715 I love it. 00:36:58.517 --> 00:36:58.850 - Blake, Jesse, Colonel Faulkner, sir. 00:37:01.320 --> 00:37:01.653 Age, within the acceptable range. 00:37:03.455 --> 00:37:03.788 Experience, you name it, I've had it. 00:37:05.391 --> 00:37:05.724 Financial status, wiped-out. 00:37:07.459 --> 00:37:07.792 Cannot afford a haircut, sir. 00:37:09.261 --> 00:37:09.594 - Jesse, I'm glad you got my wire. 00:37:11.029 --> 00:37:11.362 - So am I, sir. 00:37:12.030 --> 00:37:12.363 It was my breakfast. 00:37:13.699 --> 00:37:14.032 - How would you feel about working in Africa? 00:37:15.568 --> 00:37:15.901 - I don't care where it is, sir, except Switzerland. 00:37:18.270 --> 00:37:18.603 Neatness scares the shit out of me. 00:37:20.206 --> 00:37:20.739 And since I see Mr. Janders sitting over there, 00:37:22.808 --> 00:37:23.341 I know we're not going up against 00:37:24.209 --> 00:37:24.542 any sweet and kindly group. 00:37:26.078 --> 00:37:26.411 - Thank you, Jesse. 00:37:27.045 --> 00:37:27.378 - Yes, sir. 00:37:28.414 --> 00:37:28.747 So I'm ready and available and hungry. 00:37:30.715 --> 00:37:30.849 - You're hired. 00:37:31.751 --> 00:37:32.084 - Colonel, you've made my day. 00:37:33.619 --> 00:37:33.952 Would it be possible for you to advance me 20 pounds? 00:37:36.955 --> 00:37:37.089 - Man, that's hungry. 00:37:38.624 --> 00:37:38.957 - I have this lady barber who charges by the inch, sir. 00:37:41.159 --> 00:37:44.029 (Shawn laughing) 00:37:44.830 --> 00:37:45.363 - McTaggart, age 42, sir. 00:37:47.466 --> 00:37:47.799 12 years in the Black Watch, rank of sergeant. 00:37:49.802 --> 00:37:50.334 Undefeated regimental middleweight champion 00:37:52.003 --> 00:37:53.471 six years running, sir. 00:37:54.440 --> 00:37:54.773 - What year were you born? 00:37:55.874 --> 00:37:57.341 - 1930, um. 00:37:58.444 --> 00:37:58.777 - Come on now, Jock, you know better than that. 00:38:00.846 --> 00:38:01.379 - Yes, sir. - How old are you? 00:38:02.281 --> 00:38:02.614 No rubbish. - 47, sir. 00:38:04.550 --> 00:38:04.883 - You look as if you can do with some exercise. 00:38:06.652 --> 00:38:06.985 - It'll take four weeks to train down 00:38:08.387 --> 00:38:08.720 to fighting weight, sir. 00:38:10.188 --> 00:38:10.521 - You've been hit a few times? 00:38:11.523 --> 00:38:11.856 - Yes, sir. 00:38:13.226 --> 00:38:13.758 A lotta the hitters are still hearing bells, sir. 00:38:14.961 --> 00:38:15.493 (men laughing) I just like to fight, 00:38:17.896 --> 00:38:18.029 with weapons or without. 00:38:19.898 --> 00:38:20.031 - Witty, Arthur, sir. 00:38:21.366 --> 00:38:21.699 Age 43, medical orderly. 00:38:23.169 --> 00:38:23.701 - You don't have to go over your qualifications. 00:38:25.036 --> 00:38:25.369 How are you, Witty? 00:38:25.971 --> 00:38:26.104 - Fine, sir. 00:38:27.272 --> 00:38:27.605 - You look fit. 00:38:28.273 --> 00:38:28.606 - Thank you, sir. 00:38:29.875 --> 00:38:30.408 I put a lot into cranking up hospital beds, 00:38:32.645 --> 00:38:32.978 patients flying around the wards, that sort of thing. 00:38:35.581 --> 00:38:35.914 It keeps me in shape, sir. 00:38:37.483 --> 00:38:37.816 - Why do you want to fight with us again? 00:38:39.152 --> 00:38:39.684 - Colonel Faulkner, two years of sorting gallstones 00:38:42.922 --> 00:38:43.454 at St. Vincent's Hospital is hardening my heart 00:38:45.791 --> 00:38:46.124 and softening the more important parts. 00:38:48.527 --> 00:38:48.860 I want to reverse the process. 00:38:50.462 --> 00:38:50.795 - It could be a bloody one. 00:38:52.164 --> 00:38:52.497 - Aren't they all? 00:38:53.298 --> 00:38:54.499 I like to keep busy, sir. 00:38:55.300 --> 00:38:55.633 - Alright, you've got the job. 00:38:57.068 --> 00:38:57.401 - Thank you, sir. 00:38:58.771 --> 00:38:59.104 Do I have time to get a divorce? 00:39:01.406 --> 00:39:01.739 - 36 hours. 00:39:02.474 --> 00:39:03.842 - Oh lovely, sir. 00:39:04.977 --> 00:39:05.510 I can't wait to see his face. (laughing) 00:39:08.847 --> 00:39:08.980 (men laughing) 00:39:10.116 --> 00:39:10.648 (children chattering) (dramatic choral music) 00:39:12.917 --> 00:39:15.687 (bell ringing) 00:39:26.031 --> 00:39:27.431 - You've not. 00:39:28.567 --> 00:39:28.900 Make a triangle. - Well-played, Emile. 00:39:32.404 --> 00:39:33.604 Hey, you! 00:39:34.272 --> 00:39:34.605 That was a good play. 00:39:35.908 --> 00:39:36.440 - Today, I didn't know you were coming today. 00:39:38.610 --> 00:39:38.943 - Well I thought I'd surprise you. 00:39:40.379 --> 00:39:40.712 What's the score? 00:39:41.513 --> 00:39:41.846 - We're winning, four-nil. 00:39:42.848 --> 00:39:43.181 It's just a knockabout at half-time. 00:39:45.016 --> 00:39:45.150 (Rafer laughing) 00:39:46.886 --> 00:39:47.219 (somber orchestral music) 00:39:50.021 --> 00:39:50.155 But why? 00:39:51.156 --> 00:39:51.489 - [Rafer] It just has to be. 00:39:52.558 --> 00:39:52.891 - But it's Christmas. 00:39:54.060 --> 00:39:54.592 You said we'd have three whole weeks together. 00:39:55.694 --> 00:39:56.027 - I know what I said, 00:39:57.363 --> 00:39:57.896 but sometimes these things just can't be helped. 00:39:59.765 --> 00:40:00.098 Anyway, you'll be with the headmaster's family. 00:40:01.533 --> 00:40:01.866 It'll be nice. - No, it won't, 00:40:03.068 --> 00:40:03.201 I want to be with you. 00:40:04.536 --> 00:40:04.869 - You know I want to be with you too. 00:40:06.171 --> 00:40:06.504 - Then don't go. 00:40:07.305 --> 00:40:07.638 Please, it's only business. 00:40:09.107 --> 00:40:09.241 - I have to go. 00:40:10.375 --> 00:40:10.708 - I don't even know where, 00:40:11.610 --> 00:40:11.943 what it's about or anything. 00:40:14.446 --> 00:40:14.779 - Well, one day I'll tell you. 00:40:16.448 --> 00:40:16.781 That's a promise. 00:40:17.616 --> 00:40:17.949 Let's sit down here. 00:40:19.150 --> 00:40:20.484 We'll have some fun. 00:40:21.186 --> 00:40:22.187 Look. 00:40:23.888 --> 00:40:24.022 Look. 00:40:25.156 --> 00:40:25.489 I raided Hamley's. 00:40:26.625 --> 00:40:26.958 It's called Christmas whenever you want it. 00:40:28.260 --> 00:40:30.528 - I don't really want them now. 00:40:32.431 --> 00:40:32.764 - I understand that. 00:40:33.966 --> 00:40:34.498 I'll give them to the headmaster. 00:40:35.868 --> 00:40:36.201 He'll give them to you at Christmas Day. 00:40:37.803 --> 00:40:38.136 - My mother was here last week with some Frenchman. 00:40:40.406 --> 00:40:40.939 One of the older boys said she looked like a whore. 00:40:43.609 --> 00:40:43.942 I didn't know what that was so I laughed. 00:40:45.878 --> 00:40:47.612 And then someone told me. 00:40:49.147 --> 00:40:50.148 - Now listen. 00:40:51.316 --> 00:40:52.617 You listen to me now. 00:40:53.886 --> 00:40:54.219 You don't pay any attention to what the say 00:40:55.754 --> 00:40:56.087 'cause you know and I know, 00:40:57.856 --> 00:40:58.189 she's the kindest and finest woman there is. 00:41:00.459 --> 00:41:00.792 And I want you to remember that. 00:41:01.894 --> 00:41:02.227 (whistle blowing) (children cheering) 00:41:04.862 --> 00:41:04.996 Emile? 00:41:06.098 --> 00:41:06.631 - I have to get back to the game. 00:41:08.199 --> 00:41:09.600 - I love you. 00:41:11.570 --> 00:41:11.903 - I love you, too. 00:41:13.171 --> 00:41:16.308 (children cheering) 00:41:21.880 --> 00:41:25.950 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:41:40.365 --> 00:41:40.698 - Company! 00:41:42.066 --> 00:41:43.335 Company, halt! 00:41:45.470 --> 00:41:45.803 Some of you know me already. 00:41:47.539 --> 00:41:47.872 Those of you who don't 00:41:49.074 --> 00:41:49.607 are in for a great, big fucking surprise. 00:41:52.143 --> 00:41:52.277 And those of you who do, 00:41:53.512 --> 00:41:53.845 can expect an infinitely more horrible time 00:41:55.547 --> 00:41:55.880 than they care to remember. 00:41:57.482 --> 00:41:57.815 Any man here steps out of line 00:41:58.984 --> 00:41:59.317 and I will kill him stone-dead. 00:42:00.953 --> 00:42:01.286 It will not worry me in the slightest. 00:42:03.755 --> 00:42:04.088 There are no Queen's Regulations here. 00:42:05.958 --> 00:42:06.291 So when I say jump, you ask how high? 00:42:10.261 --> 00:42:11.629 Do I make myself clear? 00:42:12.764 --> 00:42:13.097 I wanna hear it, do I make myself clear? 00:42:15.133 --> 00:42:15.266 - [Soldiers] Sir. 00:42:16.768 --> 00:42:19.637 - Alright, on the command, right and left turn. 00:42:20.739 --> 00:42:21.072 A and B squads will turn to the right, 00:42:21.874 --> 00:42:22.207 C and D squads turn to the left. 00:42:24.776 --> 00:42:28.046 Squads, right and left turn! 00:42:30.048 --> 00:42:30.181 Right. 00:42:31.317 --> 00:42:31.849 Let's try for our first heart attack, shall we? 00:42:34.352 --> 00:42:34.685 One the command, double march, 00:42:36.389 --> 00:42:36.921 you will double in a clockwise and anticlockwise direction 00:42:39.825 --> 00:42:40.158 within the confines of the parade ground. 00:42:42.627 --> 00:42:42.960 20 paces at the double, 20 paces at the sprint, 00:42:45.597 --> 00:42:45.930 then fall flat on your bellies, 00:42:47.600 --> 00:42:48.132 get up and do it again until I tell you to halt. 00:42:51.236 --> 00:42:51.369 At the double. 00:42:52.604 --> 00:42:54.005 Double march! 00:42:54.773 --> 00:42:55.106 Come on, move it. 00:42:55.974 --> 00:42:56.307 Next week's coming for you. 00:42:57.609 --> 00:42:57.942 Up, up, up up, up, up, come on now. 00:42:59.511 --> 00:42:59.844 (dramatic drums) 00:43:03.047 --> 00:43:03.181 (men cheering) 00:43:05.017 --> 00:43:09.087 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:43:11.757 --> 00:43:12.090 Get up, get up, get up. 00:43:13.892 --> 00:43:16.027 Get your feet moving. 00:43:18.964 --> 00:43:19.297 Run around the corner! 00:43:21.733 --> 00:43:24.735 (men cheering) 00:43:26.838 --> 00:43:31.042 Get up there, you lazy looking lot of loafers! 00:43:32.945 --> 00:43:33.278 Now get up, sir, before I kick your head in. 00:43:36.915 --> 00:43:39.117 Move it, you dozy lot. 00:43:41.686 --> 00:43:44.688 (men cheering) 00:43:48.827 --> 00:43:50.295 Get up, get up! 00:43:51.697 --> 00:43:52.230 Witty, you screaming faggot! (foot thudding against body) 00:43:53.332 --> 00:43:53.864 Move it before I sew up your arsehole! 00:43:55.167 --> 00:43:55.699 - Oh, God in his infinite wisdom would never ordain that. 00:43:59.905 --> 00:44:00.238 - Captain Janders, sir, 00:44:02.107 --> 00:44:02.440 if you do not get up and run, 00:44:03.708 --> 00:44:04.041 I will personally string you up by the balls. 00:44:05.811 --> 00:44:06.144 Do I make myself understood? 00:44:07.813 --> 00:44:08.146 - Sir. (men cheering) 00:44:12.350 --> 00:44:12.484 - [Sandy] Get up. 00:44:14.152 --> 00:44:14.285 - I can't, sir. 00:44:15.387 --> 00:44:15.920 - On your feet, you fucking abortion! 00:44:18.790 --> 00:44:19.991 - I tried, sir, 00:44:21.559 --> 00:44:22.760 I'm dead. 00:44:23.895 --> 00:44:24.228 (gun clacking) 00:44:25.063 --> 00:44:25.396 (gun firing) (men cheering) 00:44:26.564 --> 00:44:26.897 Shit! 00:44:27.699 --> 00:44:28.032 - Next time you move it. 00:44:28.700 --> 00:44:30.502 Get out of my sight now. 00:44:31.636 --> 00:44:31.969 Come on, move it! 00:44:33.404 --> 00:44:36.007 Move it, you blimey bastards. 00:44:37.309 --> 00:44:39.877 - If anybody tries to convince me that I'm still alive, 00:44:40.512 --> 00:44:40.845 I'd hardly believe it. 00:44:42.246 --> 00:44:43.181 - Yeah. 00:44:44.550 --> 00:44:45.082 I was just as much of a wreck as anyone. (sighing) 00:44:48.354 --> 00:44:48.886 Alright gentlemen, let's get down to business. 00:44:51.589 --> 00:44:53.924 There's one problem to be solved 00:44:55.027 --> 00:44:55.360 with the sentry into the barracks. 00:44:56.327 --> 00:44:56.461 Come and look. 00:44:58.129 --> 00:44:58.262 Pieter, 00:44:59.597 --> 00:45:00.798 you too. 00:45:02.734 --> 00:45:03.067 One sentry there. 00:45:04.402 --> 00:45:04.536 One there. 00:45:05.269 --> 00:45:05.403 One there. 00:45:06.472 --> 00:45:07.004 A hundred yards of clear killing ground. 00:45:09.375 --> 00:45:09.907 - And we cannot afford to make one sound. 00:45:11.977 --> 00:45:12.310 They have to be killed instantly and silently. 00:45:15.314 --> 00:45:15.846 - And there's no cover for a hundred yards? 00:45:17.782 --> 00:45:18.916 - No. 00:45:19.584 --> 00:45:20.885 - I'd use a crossbow. 00:45:21.953 --> 00:45:22.286 - Who do you think you are, William Tell? 00:45:23.788 --> 00:45:24.121 - The one I have in mind will kill at 300 yards, 00:45:26.325 --> 00:45:29.860 and at 120 yards the quill goes straight through a man. 00:45:30.962 --> 00:45:31.295 - Where does one find such a thing? 00:45:32.097 --> 00:45:32.430 - Somebody I know in Durban. 00:45:33.832 --> 00:45:34.165 I used hardwood quarrels, 00:45:35.734 --> 00:45:36.067 with vials of cyanide attached. 00:45:37.736 --> 00:45:38.069 The quarrel will shatter inside the man, 00:45:39.405 --> 00:45:39.937 and if that doesn't kill him instantly, 00:45:41.540 --> 00:45:42.073 the cyanide will take effect in less than a second. 00:45:43.808 --> 00:45:45.343 So there is no sound. 00:45:46.144 --> 00:45:46.477 However, you get me that bow, 00:45:47.913 --> 00:45:50.381 and I'll do the sentries. 00:45:51.649 --> 00:45:53.050 - Alright, you have it. 00:45:54.152 --> 00:45:56.053 - Is there anything else for me, sir? 00:45:56.621 --> 00:45:57.821 - No, no. 00:45:58.489 --> 00:45:58.822 - Goodnight then. 00:46:02.627 --> 00:46:06.297 - Pieter, is something wrong? 00:46:11.136 --> 00:46:11.469 - In South Africa we call the blacks kaffirs, 00:46:13.238 --> 00:46:13.571 like you calling them the niggers. 00:46:15.540 --> 00:46:15.873 I don't particularly like them, 00:46:16.975 --> 00:46:17.308 but I don't like killing them. 00:46:18.377 --> 00:46:18.909 - But sure you have hunted black terrorists 00:46:21.613 --> 00:46:21.946 in your own country? 00:46:23.315 --> 00:46:23.847 - Oh, those were terrorists and they were hunting me. 00:46:25.417 --> 00:46:25.950 - General Ndofa's army killed more innocent people 00:46:28.353 --> 00:46:28.886 in one day than your terrorists will in one year. 00:46:32.257 --> 00:46:32.590 - Maybe, but that is in Ndofa's country, not in mine. 00:46:35.561 --> 00:46:36.093 - Our mission is to save the life of Julius Nimbani 00:46:39.397 --> 00:46:39.530 and get him out of here. 00:46:41.633 --> 00:46:43.267 He is a rather special man. 00:46:44.069 --> 00:46:44.402 - I'm no good in politics. 00:46:45.870 --> 00:46:46.203 I don't know Limbani or the people who back him 00:46:48.473 --> 00:46:48.606 or what for. 00:46:50.309 --> 00:46:50.642 I only know that I don't like killing people 00:46:52.710 --> 00:46:53.043 I have nothing to do with. 00:46:54.179 --> 00:46:54.512 - Then what the hell are you doing here, Pieter? 00:46:56.547 --> 00:46:58.082 - Why, you know that. 00:46:58.917 --> 00:47:00.585 It is my ticket home. 00:47:01.253 --> 00:47:01.586 My money to buy a farm. 00:47:03.354 --> 00:47:04.288 Nothing else. 00:47:05.624 --> 00:47:08.359 So I'll be killing for me and I'll live with that later. 00:47:09.662 --> 00:47:10.194 And you'll be killing to impose your own personal ideas 00:47:12.030 --> 00:47:12.363 on the future of mankind on others, 00:47:14.766 --> 00:47:16.501 whether they are right or wrong. 00:47:17.837 --> 00:47:18.369 I wonder how we stack up against each other morally? 00:47:20.705 --> 00:47:24.475 (ominous orchestral music) 00:47:26.577 --> 00:47:28.513 Now is that all, sir? 00:47:37.255 --> 00:47:37.588 - Morals amongst mercenaries. 00:47:40.025 --> 00:47:42.226 Who thought we'd ever see the day? 00:47:43.094 --> 00:47:44.529 - We have to watch him. 00:47:45.630 --> 00:47:45.963 We can't afford any risks. 00:47:47.632 --> 00:47:49.400 If he's not with us, he's dead. 00:47:50.703 --> 00:47:51.235 - I know from your records, you're all perfect, 00:47:53.505 --> 00:47:54.038 but don't forget to bend the knees when you hit, 00:47:55.340 --> 00:47:58.008 take the shock out of it and roll over. 00:47:59.344 --> 00:47:59.677 Esposito, what the fuck are you waiting for, a push? 00:48:02.513 --> 00:48:03.514 Go! 00:48:05.183 --> 00:48:05.516 Next man, move it. 00:48:06.818 --> 00:48:07.151 You've got one parachute drop to make, 00:48:08.554 --> 00:48:09.086 and it better be perfect or you get left where you fall. 00:48:12.724 --> 00:48:13.725 Go! 00:48:14.959 --> 00:48:15.292 Very good. 00:48:16.861 --> 00:48:17.194 Go! 00:48:18.396 --> 00:48:18.529 (Shawn groaning) 00:48:19.697 --> 00:48:20.030 That was ludicrous, sir. 00:48:21.567 --> 00:48:22.099 You are jumping from an airplane, 00:48:24.002 --> 00:48:25.603 not a whorehouse window. 00:48:26.504 --> 00:48:26.637 Do it again. 00:48:27.872 --> 00:48:28.205 - Sir. 00:48:28.940 --> 00:48:29.273 - More exercise. - 5, 6. 00:48:30.075 --> 00:48:30.408 - Good to see. - And one, 00:48:31.209 --> 00:48:31.542 - Not too fast. - two, pass. 00:48:32.745 --> 00:48:33.277 (man screaming) (bayonets thudding into bag) 00:48:34.979 --> 00:48:35.312 Get 'em in there. 00:48:36.547 --> 00:48:36.681 - [Soldier] Ready, go! 00:48:38.149 --> 00:48:40.418 - [Soldier] Up, up, go! 00:48:45.389 --> 00:48:48.192 (men cheering) 00:48:53.765 --> 00:48:54.098 - [Soldier] Get out of the car. 00:48:55.400 --> 00:48:55.733 - I've got an urgent message for Colonel Faulkner. 00:48:58.002 --> 00:48:58.335 - [Soldier] Get in. 00:48:58.903 --> 00:49:00.104 Up. 00:49:08.714 --> 00:49:09.246 - [Soldiers] One, two, three, one, two, three. 00:49:13.385 --> 00:49:15.252 (knocking on door) - Come in. 00:49:16.788 --> 00:49:18.122 Gentlemen, sit down. 00:49:25.163 --> 00:49:27.097 We're going in tomorrow night. 00:49:29.867 --> 00:49:30.200 - You're kidding, sir? 00:49:31.035 --> 00:49:31.368 - Tomorrow's Christmas. 00:49:32.304 --> 00:49:32.637 - We'll celebrate on the 26th. 00:49:34.205 --> 00:49:34.538 - Oh, what the hell happened, sir? 00:49:35.674 --> 00:49:37.575 They guaranteed a seven days notice. 00:49:38.376 --> 00:49:38.709 - According to this message, 00:49:40.011 --> 00:49:40.344 some crazy old lady relative of Limbani's 00:49:42.113 --> 00:49:42.446 had a vision that he'd risen from the dead 00:49:43.782 --> 00:49:44.315 and it spread through the tribe like the mumps, 00:49:47.752 --> 00:49:48.085 which made Ndofa very nervous. 00:49:50.322 --> 00:49:50.655 He wants to get this thing over fast. 00:49:51.957 --> 00:49:52.490 Now Limbani's being delivered tomorrow night, 00:49:53.625 --> 00:49:54.158 and we'll be there four hours later. 00:49:56.194 --> 00:49:56.527 - No, it's splendid, home early. 00:49:57.830 --> 00:49:58.362 That's the best news I've heard since I threw up my lunch. 00:49:59.831 --> 00:50:00.164 (Pieter laughing) 00:50:01.299 --> 00:50:01.632 - Well, be prepared to throw up dinner. 00:50:03.134 --> 00:50:03.467 Instead of taking a small bodyguard, 00:50:04.569 --> 00:50:05.102 Ndofa's taking the Simbas with him. 00:50:06.271 --> 00:50:06.604 That's his own regiment. 00:50:07.706 --> 00:50:08.238 And they're very good, as we know. 00:50:10.375 --> 00:50:10.708 - We'll hardly come across them anyway, sir. 00:50:11.844 --> 00:50:12.376 We'll have Limbani out before they get close. 00:50:14.779 --> 00:50:16.079 - If all goes well. 00:50:17.182 --> 00:50:17.515 Alright gentlemen, now to business. 00:50:18.249 --> 00:50:18.582 Rafer? - Sir? 00:50:19.718 --> 00:50:20.250 - See that the men make their wills. 00:50:21.586 --> 00:50:22.119 - Shawn, arrange transportation for the men to go into town. 00:50:23.555 --> 00:50:24.087 They can kiss their money goodbye 00:50:24.989 --> 00:50:25.322 if they're not back by O400. 00:50:26.924 --> 00:50:27.257 - Drunk, laid, and parlayed. 00:50:28.926 --> 00:50:29.259 - Well, they deserve it. 00:50:30.661 --> 00:50:30.795 That's all. 00:50:31.662 --> 00:50:34.765 (soldiers chattering) 00:50:39.070 --> 00:50:40.270 Sandy? 00:50:41.139 --> 00:50:41.472 - Sir? 00:50:42.073 --> 00:50:43.273 - Sit down. 00:50:51.717 --> 00:50:52.249 I just wanted to have this private moment 00:50:53.985 --> 00:50:54.318 with you, old friend, to thank you. 00:50:57.922 --> 00:50:58.255 You're the best of the best. 00:50:59.624 --> 00:51:02.125 You've earned your money five times over. 00:51:02.927 --> 00:51:03.260 - I appreciate that, sir, 00:51:04.362 --> 00:51:04.695 but I'm not quite sure what it means. 00:51:06.130 --> 00:51:06.463 - It means that I'd like you and your wife 00:51:07.532 --> 00:51:09.466 to spend that money in good health. 00:51:10.602 --> 00:51:11.134 - You're trying to tell me I'm not coming along? 00:51:12.337 --> 00:51:13.537 - Yes. - Sir, 00:51:14.873 --> 00:51:15.406 with respect, you can stick the money up your arse. 00:51:17.509 --> 00:51:17.842 That's all I can offer you, sir. 00:51:19.977 --> 00:51:20.310 - Sandy. - I love what I do, 00:51:21.379 --> 00:51:21.712 and believe it or not, colonel, 00:51:23.515 --> 00:51:23.848 I also love those grubby, thick-headed men I trained, 00:51:26.217 --> 00:51:26.550 and you most of all, 00:51:27.652 --> 00:51:28.185 and I expect to be with them and with you 00:51:30.788 --> 00:51:30.922 because I'm needed. 00:51:32.257 --> 00:51:34.558 And if you wanna see a real revolution, 00:51:35.659 --> 00:51:36.694 try and stop me. 00:51:37.595 --> 00:51:38.596 Sir. 00:51:44.869 --> 00:51:45.202 - What about that? 00:51:46.337 --> 00:51:46.670 - Who are you leaving your money to, Queenie? 00:51:48.573 --> 00:51:48.906 - If it's any of your business, 00:51:50.776 --> 00:51:51.308 to the dearest, kindest proctologist 00:51:53.878 --> 00:51:54.211 in the whole wide world. 00:51:56.247 --> 00:51:57.381 - What's that? 00:51:58.450 --> 00:52:01.351 - Bum doctor to you, chubby cheeks. 00:52:02.019 --> 00:52:05.489 (soldiers chattering) 00:52:15.032 --> 00:52:15.365 - Come along auntie. 00:52:16.434 --> 00:52:16.767 We'll find you a lovely little bit of tail. 00:52:18.803 --> 00:52:18.936 - No thanks, dear. 00:52:20.238 --> 00:52:20.571 You enjoy yourselves. 00:52:21.873 --> 00:52:22.406 I'll be waiting up for you (soldiers cheering) 00:52:23.274 --> 00:52:23.607 with bandages and penicillin. 00:52:25.209 --> 00:52:25.542 Have your bums ready. 00:52:27.245 --> 00:52:27.578 (soldiers cheering) 00:52:28.480 --> 00:52:28.813 ♪ And we'll go roving ♪ 00:52:30.482 --> 00:52:30.815 ♪ When you drink, have a glass ♪ 00:52:32.817 --> 00:52:32.950 ♪ And we'll go roving ♪ 00:52:34.486 --> 00:52:34.819 ♪ Absolutely long to sell ♪ 00:52:36.488 --> 00:52:36.821 ♪ The things you do, the things you say ♪ 00:52:38.389 --> 00:52:38.722 ♪ When there is a girl about ♪ 00:52:41.892 --> 00:52:42.225 (soldiers cheering) 00:52:44.895 --> 00:52:45.228 - Me, I never think about dying. 00:52:47.098 --> 00:52:47.431 Got my death all planned. 00:52:48.533 --> 00:52:48.866 Blind drunk, lying on the pavement, roll off, 00:52:50.335 --> 00:52:50.668 fracture my skull, out. 00:52:51.836 --> 00:52:51.969 - Well I think about it. 00:52:53.938 --> 00:52:54.271 - [Allen] Serves no purpose. 00:52:55.273 --> 00:52:55.606 - [Rafer] Your children are grown-up. 00:52:56.307 --> 00:52:57.441 - [Allen] True. 00:52:58.543 --> 00:52:58.876 - Allen, I want you to do something for me. 00:53:00.712 --> 00:53:01.244 If I buy it, I'd like you to see that my son is alright. 00:53:04.215 --> 00:53:04.548 - Me? 00:53:05.951 --> 00:53:06.483 - [Rafer] Yes, I mean you hooked me into this thing. 00:53:08.553 --> 00:53:08.886 - Don't you have any decent friends? 00:53:10.355 --> 00:53:10.688 - Well I've just made you his godfather. 00:53:12.657 --> 00:53:12.990 Look, if his mother doesn't take care of him, 00:53:14.960 --> 00:53:17.361 I want you to take him away from her. 00:53:18.563 --> 00:53:18.896 - Rafer, that's the most insane, 00:53:21.065 --> 00:53:21.398 have you got an IQ of about two? 00:53:23.768 --> 00:53:24.301 When I'm not employed killing perfect strangers, 00:53:25.603 --> 00:53:25.936 I'm an out of work drunk. 00:53:27.472 --> 00:53:30.541 - (chuckling) Then a little responsibility will do you good. 00:53:31.309 --> 00:53:31.642 I want your hand on it, Allen. 00:53:32.577 --> 00:53:32.910 (atmospheric orchestral music) 00:53:35.513 --> 00:53:35.846 - You're not gonna die friend. 00:53:37.249 --> 00:53:37.781 - I know it, you know it, but does the man up there know it? 00:53:41.419 --> 00:53:41.752 - Well, I'll ask him. 00:53:43.020 --> 00:53:45.990 (Rafer chuckling) 00:53:57.968 --> 00:53:59.636 Come on, move it! 00:54:13.051 --> 00:54:16.520 - Come on, move it up, forward now. 00:54:21.593 --> 00:54:24.327 What's the holdup? Come on. 00:54:24.962 --> 00:54:26.097 All in, sir. 00:54:38.042 --> 00:54:41.511 (hatch door whirring) 00:55:05.035 --> 00:55:08.639 (plane engine whirring) 00:55:12.477 --> 00:55:16.546 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:55:31.596 --> 00:55:35.599 (ominous orchestral music) 00:55:37.201 --> 00:55:41.071 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:56:17.542 --> 00:56:17.875 - The service is a bit slow. 00:56:19.711 --> 00:56:23.780 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:56:49.774 --> 00:56:50.107 (pills rattling) - For President Limbani. 00:56:53.010 --> 00:56:53.143 - Yes, sir. 00:56:54.011 --> 00:56:55.545 He could need these. 00:57:02.319 --> 00:57:02.652 - About three minutes to exit. 00:57:03.554 --> 00:57:03.887 They're de-pressurizing now. 00:57:04.522 --> 00:57:04.855 Red light on. 00:57:06.157 --> 00:57:06.690 - Alright, get 'em on their feet, sergeant-major. 00:57:07.592 --> 00:57:09.126 - On your feet! 00:57:11.462 --> 00:57:11.795 - I suppose a transfer to the cavalry 00:57:12.797 --> 00:57:13.130 is out of the question, sergeant-major? 00:57:15.266 --> 00:57:15.599 - Check equipment. 00:57:16.434 --> 00:57:18.168 - Check equipment. 00:57:29.714 --> 00:57:30.047 - Aid to positions. 00:57:30.882 --> 00:57:31.215 - Bring on your jump positions! 00:57:32.817 --> 00:57:36.887 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:58:13.056 --> 00:58:13.190 - Jump! 00:58:13.992 --> 00:58:17.794 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:59:02.707 --> 00:59:06.176 (parachutes flapping) 00:59:39.010 --> 00:59:39.343 (body thudding on ground) 00:59:40.344 --> 00:59:44.114 (dramatic orchestral music) 00:59:51.955 --> 00:59:52.956 - Here. 01:00:01.498 --> 01:00:01.831 - Shawn, how goes it? 01:00:02.767 --> 01:00:03.100 - Fine, fine, thanks. 01:00:04.668 --> 01:00:05.001 I tell you, Jock, that's it. 01:00:06.271 --> 01:00:06.803 My heels are where my balls used to be. 01:00:09.640 --> 01:00:12.909 (insects chirping) 01:00:24.321 --> 01:00:27.257 (bird squawking) 01:00:45.275 --> 01:00:48.479 (ostrich fluttering) 01:01:00.124 --> 01:01:04.394 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:01:42.900 --> 01:01:43.233 - Would you believe it? 01:01:44.568 --> 01:01:44.901 Two out of three asleep. 01:01:46.070 --> 01:01:48.472 Pieter, take the one who's awake first. 01:01:49.607 --> 01:01:50.140 You got three minutes to get the other two. 01:01:51.842 --> 01:01:52.175 Rafer? - Sir? 01:01:53.578 --> 01:01:54.110 - We're going in under the fence by that sentry post. 01:01:55.714 --> 01:01:56.246 You stay here, when we're through, bring your group through. 01:01:57.648 --> 01:01:57.981 Alright. 01:01:58.782 --> 01:02:02.785 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:02:36.087 --> 01:02:36.420 (arrow whooshing) 01:02:37.588 --> 01:02:41.458 (arrow whacking into flesh) 01:02:44.862 --> 01:02:49.132 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:02:54.371 --> 01:02:54.504 (arrow whooshing) 01:02:55.505 --> 01:02:59.075 (arrow whacking into body) 01:03:01.045 --> 01:03:04.914 (body banging on ground) 01:03:13.057 --> 01:03:13.390 (arrow whooshing) (arrow thudding into stomach) 01:03:14.524 --> 01:03:18.595 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:03:32.275 --> 01:03:35.145 (wire snapping) 01:03:35.779 --> 01:03:38.515 (dog barking) 01:03:43.453 --> 01:03:43.587 Alright, go on. 01:03:44.721 --> 01:03:47.591 (wire snapping) 01:03:52.629 --> 01:03:56.899 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:04:36.540 --> 01:04:37.541 Jesse. 01:04:40.378 --> 01:04:44.447 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:04:46.483 --> 01:04:49.952 (soldiers chattering) 01:04:53.757 --> 01:04:57.227 (soldiers chattering) 01:05:03.133 --> 01:05:07.370 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:05:10.974 --> 01:05:15.512 (soldiers laughing and chattering) 01:05:22.052 --> 01:05:25.655 (man breathing heavily) 01:05:29.559 --> 01:05:32.295 (man snoring) 01:05:43.540 --> 01:05:46.543 (cyanide hissing) 01:05:47.477 --> 01:05:50.213 (man snoring) 01:05:56.120 --> 01:05:59.055 (man gasping) 01:06:04.161 --> 01:06:07.163 (man groaning) 01:06:08.732 --> 01:06:09.065 Hello. 01:06:10.167 --> 01:06:10.500 Sit still right where you are, don't move. 01:06:11.768 --> 01:06:13.169 No sudden noise. 01:06:13.971 --> 01:06:14.304 We'd like those keys, you see, 01:06:15.473 --> 01:06:19.743 so whoever has them, just hand them over. 01:06:20.845 --> 01:06:23.279 Esposito, search this fella first. 01:06:30.854 --> 01:06:32.255 Try the Cuban. 01:06:34.858 --> 01:06:37.727 (keys jangling) 01:06:48.005 --> 01:06:48.338 (lock clacking) 01:06:49.239 --> 01:06:50.640 I'll take the outside. 01:06:57.781 --> 01:06:58.114 (guns firing) 01:06:59.116 --> 01:07:04.420 (bullets ricocheting) (guns firing) 01:07:05.523 --> 01:07:10.794 (gun firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:07:11.595 --> 01:07:12.128 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:07:13.297 --> 01:07:13.630 (head whacking against wall) 01:07:15.765 --> 01:07:18.501 (guns firing) 01:07:20.304 --> 01:07:23.506 (Pieter grunting) 01:07:27.545 --> 01:07:27.878 Mr. Limbani, I'm Faulkner. 01:07:29.579 --> 01:07:29.713 Just lie there. 01:07:30.780 --> 01:07:32.315 Come on, Pieter, quickly. 01:07:39.223 --> 01:07:40.423 Witty? - Sir. 01:07:41.659 --> 01:07:42.191 - Everybody okay? - Yes, sir. 01:07:43.693 --> 01:07:43.827 - Keith? - Sir? 01:07:44.694 --> 01:07:44.828 - Find Captain Janders. 01:07:46.096 --> 01:07:46.429 If he's set, tell him to signal 01:07:47.565 --> 01:07:47.898 Lieutenant Fynn to take the airport. 01:07:48.965 --> 01:07:50.166 - Sir. 01:07:51.268 --> 01:07:52.602 - [Allen] You alright? 01:07:53.203 --> 01:07:53.536 - Oh yes, sir. 01:07:54.872 --> 01:07:55.405 - Got some lovely pills from London for your heart. 01:07:58.108 --> 01:08:00.176 Mm, so you just relax, love. 01:08:00.877 --> 01:08:01.210 Here, drink this. 01:08:03.914 --> 01:08:04.247 Come on, come on, come on. 01:08:05.949 --> 01:08:07.383 There ya go. 01:08:08.051 --> 01:08:09.252 - How is he? 01:08:12.456 --> 01:08:12.789 - I'll live, Mr. Faulkner. 01:08:14.258 --> 01:08:15.658 - That's the plan, sir. 01:08:16.761 --> 01:08:17.293 Pieter, he's your responsibility. 01:08:19.263 --> 01:08:19.596 From now on he never leaves your sight. 01:08:21.064 --> 01:08:21.397 - Yes, sir. - Alright, let's go. 01:08:23.066 --> 01:08:23.399 Esposito? 01:08:24.435 --> 01:08:27.604 - Well then, kaffir, on your feet. 01:08:29.172 --> 01:08:29.505 - [Witty] Here we go, love. 01:08:31.174 --> 01:08:31.507 That's fine. 01:08:32.742 --> 01:08:34.277 - Alright, come on. 01:08:40.384 --> 01:08:40.717 Give me the keys. 01:08:42.152 --> 01:08:43.352 Here. 01:08:46.990 --> 01:08:47.323 - Shawn? 01:08:48.591 --> 01:08:48.725 Shawn? 01:08:49.592 --> 01:08:49.726 Come in, Shawn. 01:08:50.661 --> 01:08:51.193 - Read you. - We've got the man out. 01:08:52.862 --> 01:08:53.195 Move in and good luck. 01:08:54.465 --> 01:08:54.798 (trunk engine whirring) 01:08:55.599 --> 01:08:59.769 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:09:35.939 --> 01:09:39.408 (soldiers chattering) 01:10:10.840 --> 01:10:13.509 (gun firing) 01:10:18.181 --> 01:10:18.514 (gun firing) 01:10:19.383 --> 01:10:23.386 (body thrashing on ground) 01:10:30.927 --> 01:10:33.930 (Shawn whistling) 01:10:52.482 --> 01:10:55.952 (soldiers chattering) 01:11:10.133 --> 01:11:13.603 (soldiers chattering) 01:11:31.388 --> 01:11:31.721 (grenade pin clinking) 01:11:33.990 --> 01:11:34.124 (grenade clattering) 01:11:35.425 --> 01:11:35.758 (grenade exploding) (glass shattering) 01:11:39.529 --> 01:11:44.867 (guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:11:47.170 --> 01:11:47.503 - Hey. (gun firing) 01:11:49.973 --> 01:11:50.106 (man screaming) 01:11:51.141 --> 01:11:54.811 (body banging on ground) 01:11:57.213 --> 01:11:57.546 He's all yours, Jock. 01:11:58.982 --> 01:11:59.983 - Come on. 01:12:08.124 --> 01:12:12.394 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:12:22.305 --> 01:12:22.638 - Excellent, excellent. 01:12:24.574 --> 01:12:28.845 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:12:32.382 --> 01:12:32.715 - This is Rushton. 01:12:33.851 --> 01:12:34.184 Put Charlie One into effect immediately. 01:12:36.119 --> 01:12:36.452 That's right, immediately. 01:12:37.320 --> 01:12:39.055 What's so surprising about that? 01:12:40.157 --> 01:12:40.690 Well, route it through any embassies you need. 01:12:41.991 --> 01:12:42.125 That's your job, do it. 01:12:43.926 --> 01:12:46.796 (ominous piano) 01:12:49.066 --> 01:12:49.598 It might be a little bit tight, but we'll make it. 01:12:53.169 --> 01:12:57.040 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:13:00.110 --> 01:13:00.643 - [Witty] Let's get Zimbani out first 01:13:02.612 --> 01:13:02.945 and be careful with him. 01:13:04.448 --> 01:13:07.483 - [Soldier] Take him to the front to the control tower. 01:13:08.618 --> 01:13:08.951 - Well done, Sandy. - Thank you. 01:13:09.753 --> 01:13:10.086 - Allen, let's go and see Shawn. 01:13:12.089 --> 01:13:15.491 - President Limbani, the plane should be here any minute. 01:13:18.929 --> 01:13:19.461 - Alright, let's move out to the runway. 01:13:21.598 --> 01:13:23.733 Follow me at the double, come on. 01:13:26.904 --> 01:13:29.572 - Here, let him rest here. 01:13:30.407 --> 01:13:30.740 - Iron man, Iron Man. 01:13:31.575 --> 01:13:31.908 Wild Goose, Wild Goose. 01:13:33.010 --> 01:13:33.542 Do you read, over? - Well done, Shawn. 01:13:34.210 --> 01:13:34.543 Is he on the way in? 01:13:35.078 --> 01:13:35.912 - You tell me. 01:13:37.014 --> 01:13:37.546 The radio's Russian, the dials work backwards. 01:13:39.215 --> 01:13:39.548 Iron Man, Iron Man. 01:13:40.584 --> 01:13:42.718 Wild Goose, Wild Goose, do you read, over? 01:13:43.820 --> 01:13:44.153 Iron Man, Wild Goose, sounds like a finger 01:13:45.555 --> 01:13:45.888 up the Tin Man's backside, doesn't it? 01:13:48.125 --> 01:13:48.657 - [Pilot] Wild Goose, this is Iron Man reading you, 01:13:49.893 --> 01:13:50.226 strength-four. - Oh, God bless us, 01:13:51.628 --> 01:13:51.961 each and every one. 01:13:53.330 --> 01:13:53.863 Iron Man, goose yourself in here, we're waiting, over. 01:13:55.199 --> 01:13:55.731 - Well Allen, we're just 12 minutes behind schedule. 01:13:57.801 --> 01:13:58.134 - Make you feel good? 01:13:59.203 --> 01:13:59.735 - Well if Limbani's heart holds out, 01:14:00.537 --> 01:14:00.870 I'll feel bloody marvelous. 01:14:02.038 --> 01:14:02.171 (plane engine whirring) 01:14:05.675 --> 01:14:07.110 - I heard a plane, sir. 01:14:08.712 --> 01:14:11.580 - Iron Man, Iron Man, we hear your engines. 01:14:13.850 --> 01:14:17.720 - [Pilot] They can hear it on the ground. 01:14:20.090 --> 01:14:22.992 - Sounds like you're Southeast of us. 01:14:26.496 --> 01:14:26.829 - [Pilot] I have you in sight. 01:14:27.631 --> 01:14:27.964 We're commencing descent. 01:14:29.165 --> 01:14:29.299 - There it is. 01:14:30.300 --> 01:14:34.003 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:14:34.838 --> 01:14:38.174 (soldiers cheering) 01:14:40.277 --> 01:14:44.013 - No, no, you stay there, sir, come on. 01:14:54.524 --> 01:14:57.860 (soldiers cheering) 01:15:00.396 --> 01:15:02.332 - Right on the money. 01:15:05.436 --> 01:15:05.968 I don't suppose you've got a couple of stewardesses aboard? 01:15:07.704 --> 01:15:08.037 - Make it three. 01:15:09.806 --> 01:15:12.342 - 30,000 quid in my pocket. 01:15:19.482 --> 01:15:19.815 - Let's go and meet 'em. - Iron Man, 01:15:20.917 --> 01:15:21.250 this is Charlie One, Charlie One, 01:15:22.686 --> 01:15:23.019 the message is pass them by. - Allen? 01:15:25.755 --> 01:15:26.088 - [Charlie One] Repeat, Iron Man, 01:15:26.890 --> 01:15:28.958 the message is to pass them by. 01:15:29.860 --> 01:15:31.260 - Those poor bastards. 01:15:32.595 --> 01:15:32.928 - Charlie One, message received, wilco. 01:15:35.164 --> 01:15:38.100 (plane whirring) 01:15:39.102 --> 01:15:39.635 - Iron Man, Iron Man, what's going on? 01:15:41.404 --> 01:15:42.604 Over. 01:15:45.308 --> 01:15:46.309 - Get him up. 01:15:51.347 --> 01:15:54.384 (soldiers jeering) 01:15:56.786 --> 01:15:57.119 - Iron Man, bring him right back here. 01:15:58.755 --> 01:16:02.024 (soldiers jeering) 01:16:04.828 --> 01:16:05.161 - [Pilot] Sorry, orders, good luck to you. 01:16:07.497 --> 01:16:08.697 - Orders? 01:16:09.499 --> 01:16:09.832 Orders, we're stuffed. 01:16:10.633 --> 01:16:10.966 Who's Charlie One, Allen? 01:16:11.868 --> 01:16:15.671 (plane engine whirring) 01:16:23.747 --> 01:16:29.018 - I'll go talk to the men. 01:16:30.120 --> 01:16:30.652 Men, we have been double-crossed, 01:16:33.223 --> 01:16:36.259 but we will plan our way out of here. 01:16:42.164 --> 01:16:42.298 Jock? - Sir? 01:16:43.600 --> 01:16:43.933 - We need more transport, find it. 01:16:45.369 --> 01:16:45.901 I want everybody loaded on and ready to roll now. 01:16:48.004 --> 01:16:48.337 - Sir. - And find all 01:16:49.672 --> 01:16:50.005 the spare ammunition and weapons you can. 01:16:51.140 --> 01:16:52.141 - Sir. 01:17:00.384 --> 01:17:00.916 - And I thought we had this in the bag. 01:17:04.487 --> 01:17:04.820 There's a man called Matherson 01:17:05.622 --> 01:17:07.790 who has a lot to answer for. 01:17:08.424 --> 01:17:08.757 - Sir Edward Matherson? 01:17:09.926 --> 01:17:10.259 - Yes. - He's Charlie One? 01:17:11.661 --> 01:17:11.994 - Yes, Edward Matherson. 01:17:13.329 --> 01:17:14.763 He's the money. 01:17:15.565 --> 01:17:15.898 - And what happened, Allen? 01:17:17.033 --> 01:17:17.366 - I'm guessing he made a new deal with Ndofa, 01:17:18.668 --> 01:17:19.001 so he doesn't need Limbani anymore. 01:17:20.370 --> 01:17:20.903 - He could have done that yesterday, couldn't he, 01:17:21.704 --> 01:17:22.037 and aborted the mission then? 01:17:23.340 --> 01:17:23.872 - Yeah, this way he saves himself $500,000.00. 01:17:25.341 --> 01:17:26.409 The rest of our pay. 01:17:27.711 --> 01:17:28.244 Allen, I wouldn't mind meeting this gentleman one day. 01:17:29.846 --> 01:17:32.714 - Rafer, my friend, one day you will. 01:17:33.817 --> 01:17:34.150 Alright, Rafer, how do we get out of here? 01:17:36.019 --> 01:17:36.352 - [Shawn] And where do we go, Allen? 01:17:38.021 --> 01:17:38.354 Within the hour, we're going to have 01:17:39.156 --> 01:17:39.489 the whole of Ndofa's bloody army 01:17:40.523 --> 01:17:40.856 down on us like a ton of bricks. 01:17:41.925 --> 01:17:42.258 - What do you suggest we do, surrender? 01:17:43.360 --> 01:17:43.892 - I'd rather have Witty treat my hemorrhoids. 01:17:46.462 --> 01:17:46.795 - Rafer, we've got 10 minutes. 01:17:48.698 --> 01:17:49.031 You're the planner. 01:17:50.700 --> 01:17:53.902 - Allen, I've got something to say to you. 01:17:55.005 --> 01:17:55.338 I'll give it to you emotionally first, 01:17:56.373 --> 01:17:56.905 and then rationally if I have to. 01:17:59.542 --> 01:17:59.875 This man, um, Matherson? 01:18:01.444 --> 01:18:01.777 - Right. 01:18:03.079 --> 01:18:03.412 - Well he gave us the royal screwing of all time. 01:18:04.948 --> 01:18:05.281 Now my first instinct is to give it back to him but bigger. 01:18:06.583 --> 01:18:07.116 - Yes, me too, but that's for some other time. 01:18:08.018 --> 01:18:08.351 - Ah, no, no, no it's for now. 01:18:09.919 --> 01:18:10.252 We came to get Limbani, we've got him, 01:18:11.387 --> 01:18:11.521 I say we use him. 01:18:12.588 --> 01:18:12.921 We show him to his tribesmen, 01:18:14.057 --> 01:18:14.390 they'll think he's been reincarnated. 01:18:15.459 --> 01:18:15.991 They're about ready for a civil war anyway. 01:18:16.793 --> 01:18:17.126 Maybe we can start it. 01:18:18.228 --> 01:18:18.760 God knows maybe we can even win it. 01:18:19.428 --> 01:18:19.761 - Now halt, right there. 01:18:20.563 --> 01:18:20.896 Now you listen to me, Rafer. 01:18:21.798 --> 01:18:22.131 I've got 50 good men down there. 01:18:23.400 --> 01:18:23.932 Their lives are my responsibility. 01:18:24.968 --> 01:18:25.301 I'm not on any bloody crusade. 01:18:26.737 --> 01:18:27.269 I don't wanna do battle with you Rafer, at least not now. 01:18:29.139 --> 01:18:29.472 So just get on with it and get us out of here. 01:18:30.540 --> 01:18:31.840 - Alright, alright. 01:18:32.976 --> 01:18:34.877 Then I'll give it to you rationally. 01:18:35.745 --> 01:18:36.078 The North is out of the question. 01:18:37.414 --> 01:18:37.946 - Why, what if we got ahold of the ferry to Burundi? 01:18:40.183 --> 01:18:40.516 - I wouldn't cross that lake in a destroyer. 01:18:41.885 --> 01:18:42.218 Ndofa's planes will pick us off like ducks. 01:18:43.587 --> 01:18:44.119 They wouldn't let us into Burundi anyway, nor Rwanda. 01:18:45.855 --> 01:18:46.188 Zambia's too far, 01:18:46.990 --> 01:18:47.323 and East, 600 miles of jungle, 01:18:50.660 --> 01:18:50.993 totally impossible. 01:18:52.295 --> 01:18:52.828 - Well, that still leaves the South. 01:18:54.731 --> 01:18:55.064 - Exactly. 01:18:55.732 --> 01:18:56.065 South, Limbani country. 01:18:58.334 --> 01:18:58.467 Now I know it well. 01:19:00.036 --> 01:19:00.369 There's a dry river there and an old stone bridge. 01:19:02.338 --> 01:19:02.471 If we cross that bridge, 01:19:03.472 --> 01:19:03.805 we're on our way to Kalima. 01:19:04.540 --> 01:19:04.873 - Well what's in Kalima? 01:19:05.909 --> 01:19:06.242 - Limbani was born there. 01:19:07.043 --> 01:19:07.376 I think it can work, Allen. 01:19:08.345 --> 01:19:08.877 - Rafer-- - Oh, for God sake, 01:19:09.679 --> 01:19:10.012 it's the only chance we have 01:19:11.348 --> 01:19:11.880 of accomplishing something from this whole fucking mess. 01:19:13.883 --> 01:19:14.216 - 50 men in the valley of the shadow, 01:19:15.452 --> 01:19:15.984 and he wants to take over an entire country. 01:19:16.986 --> 01:19:17.319 - Well we got no bloody place to run to. 01:19:19.789 --> 01:19:20.122 So why not stand and fight? 01:19:21.991 --> 01:19:22.324 And for a cause, for two causes. 01:19:23.960 --> 01:19:24.293 One, Limbani. 01:19:25.394 --> 01:19:25.528 He's the best there is. 01:19:26.529 --> 01:19:26.862 Words from your own lips. 01:19:27.530 --> 01:19:29.164 And two, Matherson. 01:19:33.136 --> 01:19:33.469 - You know, Rafer, sometimes 01:19:35.205 --> 01:19:37.339 it's almost a pleasure knowing you. 01:19:38.174 --> 01:19:40.842 Alright, let's do it then. 01:19:41.844 --> 01:19:42.177 - Let's do it? 01:19:43.380 --> 01:19:43.912 Oh, Heaven help me, I'm in the hands of maniacs. 01:19:46.916 --> 01:19:47.249 - Have a good trip, sir. - Thank you. 01:19:48.484 --> 01:19:48.618 - Goodbye. 01:19:49.619 --> 01:19:53.155 (ominous orchestral music) 01:19:55.625 --> 01:19:56.559 - Good. 01:19:57.628 --> 01:19:58.160 Call me back when you get confirmation. 01:20:00.196 --> 01:20:00.529 - Well, here's to General Ndofa. 01:20:03.400 --> 01:20:03.932 A difficult bastard to negotiate with, 01:20:05.201 --> 01:20:05.534 but I'm pleased with the deal. 01:20:07.203 --> 01:20:07.536 Cheers. - Cheers. 01:20:08.871 --> 01:20:09.204 - Let's hope Ndofa continues to honor it. 01:20:11.373 --> 01:20:11.507 - Oh, he will. 01:20:12.810 --> 01:20:13.342 He's got brand new financing, and we've got the mines. 01:20:14.578 --> 01:20:15.110 We're back in the copper business. 01:20:16.579 --> 01:20:20.650 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:20:44.874 --> 01:20:47.276 - Shawn, Rafer? 01:20:52.716 --> 01:20:53.248 - They don't build bridges like this anymore. 01:20:54.351 --> 01:20:54.684 - Yeah, well it'll go up with a hell of a bang. 01:20:56.652 --> 01:20:56.985 - We haven't got the stuff. 01:20:57.820 --> 01:20:58.153 - Pity. 01:20:58.955 --> 01:20:59.288 - Haven't got the time anyway. 01:20:59.822 --> 01:21:00.656 Let's roll. 01:21:09.498 --> 01:21:10.499 Go. 01:21:26.082 --> 01:21:29.418 (engine sputtering) 01:21:35.992 --> 01:21:36.325 - Come on, man. 01:21:37.427 --> 01:21:37.959 - It won't start. (engine sputtering) 01:21:39.128 --> 01:21:39.461 - Well keep trying. 01:21:40.830 --> 01:21:41.163 (horn blowing) 01:21:42.832 --> 01:21:43.165 - What the hell's happened? 01:21:44.100 --> 01:21:47.436 (engine sputtering) 01:21:57.180 --> 01:21:57.513 - Hey, what's up? 01:21:58.581 --> 01:22:02.184 (plane engine whirring) 01:22:06.222 --> 01:22:06.555 - Rafer, take cover! 01:22:08.091 --> 01:22:08.424 - Hit 'em, Tosh. - Sir. 01:22:09.292 --> 01:22:13.095 (plane engine whirring) 01:22:15.164 --> 01:22:15.497 - Back that jeep out of here. 01:22:18.134 --> 01:22:19.334 Take cover! 01:22:20.370 --> 01:22:25.541 (machine gun firing) (man groaning) 01:22:26.209 --> 01:22:29.244 (machine gun firing) 01:22:31.614 --> 01:22:31.747 Let's get out of here. 01:22:34.083 --> 01:22:34.416 Jock, get the men across the bridge. 01:22:35.619 --> 01:22:36.151 - Okay, come on! - Get out of here! 01:22:37.520 --> 01:22:38.053 - Come the fucking double! - Take cover! 01:22:39.755 --> 01:22:43.325 (plane engine whirring) 01:22:47.230 --> 01:22:47.563 - [Rafer] Take cover! 01:22:48.364 --> 01:22:48.697 - [Sandy] Come on, get out. 01:22:50.099 --> 01:22:50.432 (plane engine whirring) 01:22:53.136 --> 01:22:53.469 (machine gun firing) 01:22:54.471 --> 01:22:59.508 (bullets ricocheting) (man groaning) 01:23:10.719 --> 01:23:11.052 (engine sputtering) 01:23:12.155 --> 01:23:12.488 (machine gun firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:23:14.557 --> 01:23:20.061 (men groaning) (machine gun firing) 01:23:21.364 --> 01:23:21.697 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:23:24.800 --> 01:23:25.133 (men groaning) 01:23:27.569 --> 01:23:27.703 (bomb clanking) 01:23:29.672 --> 01:23:32.608 (bomb exploding) 01:23:40.249 --> 01:23:40.582 (man screaming) 01:23:41.750 --> 01:23:42.083 (fire roaring) 01:23:45.087 --> 01:23:45.420 (man screaming) 01:23:46.789 --> 01:23:47.122 (truck exploding) 01:23:48.257 --> 01:23:49.525 - Oh, Jesus. 01:23:50.593 --> 01:23:51.126 - Not even Jesus could get through that. 01:23:52.228 --> 01:23:52.561 (truck exploding) 01:23:55.831 --> 01:23:56.164 (plane engine whirring) 01:23:59.168 --> 01:23:59.501 - Are you alright, sir? 01:24:00.269 --> 01:24:03.271 (fire roaring) 01:24:07.877 --> 01:24:08.210 - Allen? 01:24:09.045 --> 01:24:09.378 Allen? 01:24:10.179 --> 01:24:10.512 They'll be back with more planes 01:24:11.548 --> 01:24:11.881 before you can cross by that fire. 01:24:13.383 --> 01:24:13.716 - Well get moving. 01:24:15.284 --> 01:24:15.617 Keep drawing them away from us. 01:24:17.186 --> 01:24:17.519 We'll cross with Limbani lower down. 01:24:19.955 --> 01:24:20.288 Meet you in Kalami Village. 01:24:21.825 --> 01:24:22.357 - Right, okay men, move out. - Come on. 01:24:24.460 --> 01:24:24.793 - [Soldier] Come on, come on. 01:24:26.128 --> 01:24:29.732 (trunk engine whirring) 01:24:32.468 --> 01:24:32.801 (fire roaring) (trunk engine whirring) 01:24:36.706 --> 01:24:37.239 - This a write-off? - Complete write-off. 01:24:39.041 --> 01:24:39.374 - Sir? - Yes? 01:24:40.476 --> 01:24:40.809 - [Jesse] West, Smith, and Robertson, sir. 01:24:42.611 --> 01:24:43.612 - Witty? 01:24:45.147 --> 01:24:45.480 Look after Mr. Limbani. 01:24:46.315 --> 01:24:47.783 - [Jesse] Sir. 01:24:58.861 --> 01:24:59.194 - Can't leave them to the Simba. 01:25:00.896 --> 01:25:02.431 - No, we can't. 01:25:03.299 --> 01:25:08.637 Who volunteers? 01:25:11.240 --> 01:25:12.875 I suppose I do. 01:25:14.110 --> 01:25:14.443 (fire crackling) 01:25:15.677 --> 01:25:15.811 Witty? 01:25:17.079 --> 01:25:20.549 (gun hammer clacking) 01:25:35.898 --> 01:25:38.567 (gun firing) 01:25:45.241 --> 01:25:49.311 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:25:53.750 --> 01:25:54.282 - We'll keep going for about another hour. 01:25:57.153 --> 01:25:57.486 Then we hole up somewhere for a while. 01:25:59.722 --> 01:26:00.255 How many men do we have left, Sandy? 01:26:01.890 --> 01:26:02.223 - Counting the Colonel's group, 01:26:03.292 --> 01:26:05.727 32 including six walking wounded, sir. 01:26:06.830 --> 01:26:09.331 - Now that's a hell of a formidable unit. 01:26:10.600 --> 01:26:10.933 - I wouldn't like to be up against us, sir. 01:26:12.502 --> 01:26:17.472 (ominous orchestral music) (plane engine whirring) 01:26:29.918 --> 01:26:30.251 - We got to rest here. 01:26:31.454 --> 01:26:34.723 (Zimbani groaning) 01:26:36.359 --> 01:26:38.393 Not another step for him, sir. 01:26:39.495 --> 01:26:39.828 Not if you want to keep him alive. 01:26:40.396 --> 01:26:41.596 - What happened? 01:26:42.498 --> 01:26:42.831 - I'm gonna carry him. 01:26:43.933 --> 01:26:44.466 We'll go on until noon and then we'll rest. 01:26:46.135 --> 01:26:47.569 - [Pieter] I'll take him. 01:26:51.874 --> 01:26:52.875 - Come on, up. 01:26:55.311 --> 01:26:56.511 Up, up. 01:26:58.514 --> 01:26:58.847 - Alright. - Alright? 01:26:59.515 --> 01:26:59.848 Here, I'll take forward. 01:27:00.650 --> 01:27:00.983 - Let me carry him, lieutenant. 01:27:01.850 --> 01:27:01.984 - No way. 01:27:03.052 --> 01:27:04.553 Just hang on, kaffir. 01:27:09.392 --> 01:27:09.725 - I bleed red like you, white man. 01:27:11.594 --> 01:27:11.927 Don't call me kaffir. 01:27:13.295 --> 01:27:16.665 - Take that hand off my face, kaffir. 01:27:17.466 --> 01:27:17.799 - Where do you come from? 01:27:18.701 --> 01:27:19.034 Rhodesia? - South Africa. 01:27:20.736 --> 01:27:20.869 - South Africa? 01:27:22.204 --> 01:27:22.537 I met Jan Smuts a long time ago. 01:27:24.607 --> 01:27:25.974 He was a good man. 01:27:27.010 --> 01:27:29.044 - I don't get to meet prime ministers. 01:27:29.778 --> 01:27:29.912 Now shut up. 01:27:31.213 --> 01:27:32.447 - Yes, sir. 01:27:34.049 --> 01:27:37.652 (plane engine whirring) 01:27:45.261 --> 01:27:48.530 (insects chirping) 01:28:09.184 --> 01:28:09.517 - [Pieter] What do you want? 01:28:10.953 --> 01:28:11.086 - Just to talk. 01:28:12.288 --> 01:28:12.621 - Talk? 01:28:13.723 --> 01:28:14.056 Why? Oh my, no wonder you're a politician. 01:28:16.025 --> 01:28:19.895 - I haven't had anyone to talk to for over two years. 01:28:20.929 --> 01:28:22.297 Just prison guard. 01:28:23.365 --> 01:28:23.698 I entertained myself by trying to taunt them 01:28:25.334 --> 01:28:25.667 into killing me. 01:28:26.836 --> 01:28:28.904 - Now you're trying the same on me. 01:28:29.705 --> 01:28:31.773 Christ, go to sleep, man. 01:28:33.041 --> 01:28:34.042 - Man? 01:28:35.411 --> 01:28:37.679 That's an improvement over kaffir. 01:28:41.317 --> 01:28:41.650 What did you do in South Africa? 01:28:43.152 --> 01:28:43.485 - I fought black troublemakers. 01:28:45.554 --> 01:28:47.923 - [Zimbani] Who were they fighting and why? 01:28:49.025 --> 01:28:49.557 - If you are asking me whether I understand 01:28:50.994 --> 01:28:51.526 the politics of my own country, the answer is no, alright? 01:28:54.463 --> 01:28:54.796 - Well, at least you had an equal opportunity 01:28:57.733 --> 01:28:59.634 to neglect your education. 01:29:00.636 --> 01:29:03.571 What would you like to do there? 01:29:04.239 --> 01:29:05.740 - Own a place of my own. 01:29:07.110 --> 01:29:07.642 That's all saving your life means to me. 01:29:09.045 --> 01:29:09.577 A chance to work my own land as a free man 01:29:11.547 --> 01:29:11.880 in a country I love. 01:29:13.315 --> 01:29:15.017 - That's good enough. 01:29:16.519 --> 01:29:18.787 Only one thing to remember about Africa. 01:29:20.156 --> 01:29:25.560 Today, freedom is only a word for a new oppressor. 01:29:26.362 --> 01:29:28.730 Black or white, North or South, 01:29:29.565 --> 01:29:29.898 if you want to live here, 01:29:31.667 --> 01:29:33.702 you better think about tomorrow. 01:29:40.643 --> 01:29:44.445 (trunk engine whirring) 01:29:47.349 --> 01:29:47.682 - That's Kalima. 01:29:48.350 --> 01:29:48.683 - Picturesque. 01:29:49.251 --> 01:29:49.584 - Sandy? - Sir? 01:29:50.285 --> 01:29:50.618 - Post guards. 01:29:51.420 --> 01:29:51.753 Send a patrol into the village. 01:29:52.621 --> 01:29:54.990 - Sir, Tosh, come on. - Sir. 01:29:56.258 --> 01:30:00.528 (suspenseful orchestral music) 01:30:10.706 --> 01:30:12.974 - This will do for now. 01:30:16.112 --> 01:30:16.644 - If your white friends in South Africa could see you now. 01:30:18.781 --> 01:30:19.114 - Oh, ho, kaffir, if you think you can ride me 01:30:21.317 --> 01:30:24.586 through the bush like a bloody mule and laugh at me, 01:30:25.387 --> 01:30:27.189 you can bloody well crawl. 01:30:29.459 --> 01:30:29.991 And we whites have carried you people on our backs 01:30:33.162 --> 01:30:33.695 ever since we came to this country. 01:30:35.231 --> 01:30:35.764 - It's the other way around, isn't it? 01:30:37.799 --> 01:30:37.933 - Is it? 01:30:39.302 --> 01:30:39.834 Well you need me to save your miserable black life 01:30:40.803 --> 01:30:41.136 right now, don't you? 01:30:41.970 --> 01:30:42.104 - I do, 01:30:43.172 --> 01:30:43.705 and then you may need me to save yours. 01:30:45.708 --> 01:30:46.041 We need each other, white man, 01:30:47.309 --> 01:30:47.642 and that's the way it should be. 01:30:49.145 --> 01:30:49.677 We've got the whole world using us now, 01:30:51.381 --> 01:30:55.016 setting group against group, destroying Africa. 01:30:56.152 --> 01:30:56.684 Our new freedom is just another label 01:30:57.519 --> 01:30:57.852 for their brand of slavery, 01:30:59.488 --> 01:30:59.821 and the final bloodbath is coming. 01:31:01.857 --> 01:31:02.190 That's between black and white, 01:31:03.392 --> 01:31:03.725 and then between black and black 01:31:04.827 --> 01:31:05.160 when you whites have left Africa for good. 01:31:06.695 --> 01:31:07.028 - Huh, man, we have built your countries, 01:31:09.299 --> 01:31:09.831 and now you're kicking us out of almost all of them. 01:31:12.534 --> 01:31:12.867 You're living on foreign aid. 01:31:14.303 --> 01:31:14.636 Robbing your own people blind. 01:31:15.738 --> 01:31:16.071 You're crying about outside oppression 01:31:17.239 --> 01:31:17.572 while you're killing each other 01:31:18.540 --> 01:31:18.873 in great, big, bleeding batches. 01:31:21.010 --> 01:31:21.542 Now once you have something better to offer, 01:31:22.845 --> 01:31:23.178 then you come talk to us in the white South. 01:31:25.714 --> 01:31:28.150 - We both have something better to offer. 01:31:29.084 --> 01:31:29.217 Listen to me 01:31:30.786 --> 01:31:31.119 because the white South is next unless you learn. 01:31:32.655 --> 01:31:32.988 - Oh, bullshit. 01:31:34.256 --> 01:31:34.589 We whites were born here. 01:31:35.658 --> 01:31:35.991 We are just as African as you are 01:31:37.260 --> 01:31:37.792 and don't make a mistake, we are gonna stay. 01:31:40.429 --> 01:31:40.762 - I'm glad to hear that. 01:31:42.131 --> 01:31:42.664 Then you'd better join us and help us sort out our future. 01:31:45.167 --> 01:31:46.101 - Join you? 01:31:47.170 --> 01:31:47.702 - We've got to learn to care for each other, 01:31:49.138 --> 01:31:49.671 or there will be nothing left of our Africa 01:31:50.973 --> 01:31:53.741 but a bent-out battlefield. 01:31:55.544 --> 01:31:57.012 - You have a point there. 01:31:57.813 --> 01:31:58.146 But do you have an answer? 01:31:59.615 --> 01:32:01.749 - I have the will to look for one. 01:32:02.885 --> 01:32:03.218 We have to forgive you for the past, 01:32:04.553 --> 01:32:04.886 and you have to forgive us for the present. 01:32:07.056 --> 01:32:07.588 If we have no future together, white man, 01:32:09.758 --> 01:32:10.091 we have no future. 01:32:11.593 --> 01:32:11.926 That's what I believe in, 01:32:13.196 --> 01:32:15.663 and that's what I'm willing to die for. 01:32:18.000 --> 01:32:20.268 - You're beginning to sound good to me. 01:32:21.136 --> 01:32:22.237 Maybe we need you. 01:32:23.039 --> 01:32:25.006 Maybe you are just the man. 01:32:27.676 --> 01:32:28.009 - Alright, let's get moving. 01:32:29.545 --> 01:32:29.878 - Maybe I'm bloody fool. 01:32:31.047 --> 01:32:31.380 I'm gonna take you there just to find out, 01:32:33.315 --> 01:32:35.384 but if you are lying... 01:32:39.021 --> 01:32:39.354 Just hang on tight, bloke. 01:32:41.356 --> 01:32:45.227 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:33:05.380 --> 01:33:05.713 (metal clacking) (gun firing) 01:33:06.682 --> 01:33:07.015 (pig shrieking) 01:33:09.150 --> 01:33:11.886 (child crying) 01:33:12.922 --> 01:33:13.255 - Good Lord and maker, what's going on? 01:33:14.790 --> 01:33:15.123 What's going on? 01:33:16.192 --> 01:33:18.159 Get out, get out, get out of my village! 01:33:18.761 --> 01:33:19.094 You heathens! 01:33:19.828 --> 01:33:20.161 You Godless heathens! 01:33:21.264 --> 01:33:21.796 Where do you come off into the church? 01:33:22.598 --> 01:33:22.931 I got women and children, 01:33:23.999 --> 01:33:25.666 ready, waiting for the slaughter. 01:33:26.769 --> 01:33:27.102 - Tosh? - Sir? 01:33:27.903 --> 01:33:28.236 - What's all the shooting? 01:33:28.971 --> 01:33:29.304 - Oh, nothing, sir. 01:33:30.773 --> 01:33:31.106 Just a pig. 01:33:32.407 --> 01:33:32.740 - Father Geoghagen. 01:33:34.276 --> 01:33:34.409 Good, God. 01:33:35.711 --> 01:33:36.044 I thought you were dead years ago. 01:33:37.980 --> 01:33:38.313 - Looking at you and your guns, I am. 01:33:40.449 --> 01:33:40.782 - We need your help, Father. 01:33:42.084 --> 01:33:42.417 - To go and kill more of your brothers? 01:33:44.119 --> 01:33:45.120 - I hope not. 01:33:48.423 --> 01:33:48.756 You haven't changed a bit, 01:33:50.025 --> 01:33:50.358 but it's nice to see you. 01:33:51.493 --> 01:33:51.826 - I despise the sight of you. 01:33:52.628 --> 01:33:54.929 I want you out of my village. 01:33:56.031 --> 01:34:00.302 - Well let's talk about it over here, shall we? 01:34:25.661 --> 01:34:28.729 (Witty sighing) 01:34:33.468 --> 01:34:33.801 (bushes rustling) 01:34:35.671 --> 01:34:38.806 (bird whistling) 01:34:44.013 --> 01:34:47.215 (bushes rustling) 01:34:54.890 --> 01:34:58.026 (bird squawking) 01:34:59.594 --> 01:34:59.927 (bushes rustling) 01:35:01.964 --> 01:35:05.166 (birds squawking) 01:35:08.971 --> 01:35:12.173 (bushes rustling) 01:35:16.444 --> 01:35:16.777 (bushes rustling) 01:35:18.347 --> 01:35:21.483 - Witty, come on, we are moving out. 01:35:27.522 --> 01:35:27.855 (bushes rustling) 01:35:28.757 --> 01:35:32.160 (machine gun firing) 01:35:34.830 --> 01:35:35.163 Witty, back here. 01:35:36.298 --> 01:35:36.831 - Get your lovely asses out of here. 01:35:37.699 --> 01:35:38.032 (machine gun firing) 01:35:38.834 --> 01:35:39.167 I'm just holding the fort. 01:35:40.702 --> 01:35:41.035 (machine gun firing) 01:35:44.106 --> 01:35:44.439 - [Pieter] Stay down. 01:35:45.941 --> 01:35:46.274 - [Witty] Come on ya lovelies. 01:35:47.676 --> 01:35:48.009 Show yourselves. 01:35:48.844 --> 01:35:49.177 (machine guns firing) 01:35:51.747 --> 01:35:52.080 (grenade pin clinking) 01:35:53.349 --> 01:35:53.881 (grenade exploding) (man screaming) 01:35:57.886 --> 01:36:01.356 (machine guns firing) 01:36:02.858 --> 01:36:03.191 - Witty? 01:36:03.859 --> 01:36:04.192 (machine guns firing) 01:36:06.428 --> 01:36:06.561 - Pieter, come with me. 01:36:07.996 --> 01:36:11.399 (machine gun firing) 01:36:16.538 --> 01:36:16.871 - [Witty] Come on ya beauties. 01:36:18.440 --> 01:36:19.441 Where are ya? 01:36:22.111 --> 01:36:22.444 (machine guns firing) 01:36:24.579 --> 01:36:27.382 (gun clicking) 01:36:28.150 --> 01:36:32.153 (ominous orchestral music) 01:36:34.256 --> 01:36:37.459 My, just look at you big bastards. 01:36:39.027 --> 01:36:43.164 What a bloody shame we can't be friend, hmm? 01:36:44.166 --> 01:36:44.499 (soldiers yelping) 01:36:47.669 --> 01:36:48.002 (machetes whacking against body) 01:36:50.038 --> 01:36:50.371 (men grunting) (Witty screaming) 01:36:52.574 --> 01:36:52.907 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:36:55.377 --> 01:36:55.910 (men yelping) (machetes whacking on body) 01:36:57.112 --> 01:37:01.182 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:37:10.826 --> 01:37:16.164 (machine guns firing) (men groaning) 01:37:17.232 --> 01:37:22.570 (machine gun firing) (men groaning) 01:37:25.573 --> 01:37:25.906 (grenade pin clinking) 01:37:27.742 --> 01:37:28.075 (machine gun firing) 01:37:29.144 --> 01:37:34.482 (grenade exploding) (men groaning) 01:37:36.051 --> 01:37:36.384 - Let me have him. 01:37:37.219 --> 01:37:37.552 - You're welcome. 01:37:38.419 --> 01:37:39.420 Alright. 01:37:40.722 --> 01:37:41.989 Up, up, up. 01:38:05.013 --> 01:38:05.346 (machine gun firing) 01:38:07.949 --> 01:38:08.282 (bullet's ricocheting) 01:38:10.152 --> 01:38:13.621 (machine guns firing) 01:38:18.460 --> 01:38:23.998 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:38:26.034 --> 01:38:26.367 (grenade exploding) 01:38:28.770 --> 01:38:31.105 - Don't worry, we'll make it. 01:38:31.940 --> 01:38:33.107 Come on. 01:38:37.746 --> 01:38:38.079 (machine gun firing) 01:38:40.148 --> 01:38:43.217 (man screaming) 01:38:59.234 --> 01:38:59.567 - General Faulkner, sir. 01:39:00.702 --> 01:39:01.703 This way. 01:39:13.415 --> 01:39:13.748 (machine gun firing) (Pieter gasping) 01:39:15.583 --> 01:39:15.717 (machine guns firing) 01:39:19.221 --> 01:39:19.554 (machine gun firing) (man gasping) 01:39:22.657 --> 01:39:26.060 (machine gun firing) 01:39:27.095 --> 01:39:27.428 (man grunting) 01:39:30.265 --> 01:39:30.598 (Pieter groaning) 01:39:33.034 --> 01:39:33.367 (machine gun firing) (man screaming) 01:39:36.604 --> 01:39:39.607 (Pieter groaning) 01:39:44.012 --> 01:39:46.414 - Leave me, you go first. 01:39:47.215 --> 01:39:47.548 - Oh, no, kaffir. (coughing) 01:39:51.119 --> 01:39:53.254 I have to follow you. 01:39:56.791 --> 01:39:58.526 Now you don't die. 01:40:01.663 --> 01:40:06.801 Please don't die. 01:40:10.172 --> 01:40:11.372 Let's go. 01:40:13.041 --> 01:40:15.576 (groaning) 01:40:17.812 --> 01:40:19.347 Come, let's go. 01:40:37.532 --> 01:40:38.733 - Spread out. 01:40:42.103 --> 01:40:43.571 - Mr. Limbani? 01:40:44.139 --> 01:40:44.472 Mr. Limbani? 01:40:46.007 --> 01:40:46.340 Please, please. 01:40:48.811 --> 01:40:49.343 - You can leave him now, Mr. President. 01:40:50.912 --> 01:40:51.245 He's dead. 01:40:52.447 --> 01:40:52.780 (dramatic orchestra music) 01:40:56.951 --> 01:40:58.152 Jesse? 01:41:47.168 --> 01:41:51.405 (speaking in foreign language) 01:42:05.186 --> 01:42:06.854 How are you feeling, sir? 01:42:08.290 --> 01:42:08.623 - As you might say, Mr. Faulkner, 01:42:10.792 --> 01:42:10.925 I'm just hanging on. 01:42:12.794 --> 01:42:14.261 Tell me if I'm wrong. 01:42:15.363 --> 01:42:15.696 You would like my people to rise up and fight. 01:42:17.733 --> 01:42:18.265 - I'd like your country to be yours, sir. 01:42:19.834 --> 01:42:21.702 - Yes, so would I, 01:42:23.038 --> 01:42:26.373 but I think spears against machine guns was not the plan. 01:42:27.776 --> 01:42:28.309 - If we started it, we might get somebody to back us up. 01:42:29.478 --> 01:42:29.811 It's happened before. 01:42:31.212 --> 01:42:31.545 Copper can be a powerful persuader, sir. 01:42:34.015 --> 01:42:36.951 (dramatic drums) 01:42:41.490 --> 01:42:41.823 - I've been through all this with him. 01:42:43.826 --> 01:42:44.358 Now God knows you know how much I'd love to do it, 01:42:45.393 --> 01:42:45.726 but we haven't got a chance. 01:42:46.829 --> 01:42:47.361 - I've never heard you say that before. 01:42:48.163 --> 01:42:48.496 - Well I'm saying it now. 01:42:49.865 --> 01:42:50.397 These people have spotted a whole battallion of Simbas 01:42:51.065 --> 01:42:51.398 about an hour ago. 01:42:52.066 --> 01:42:52.399 There's more following. 01:42:53.468 --> 01:42:53.801 - Then what the devil are we doing here? 01:42:55.171 --> 01:42:55.703 - Ah, we're trying to save a good man for a better day. 01:42:56.904 --> 01:42:57.237 - With 30 men? 01:42:58.373 --> 01:42:58.706 What are we supposed to do, walk out of Africa? 01:42:59.508 --> 01:42:59.841 - Well we could try running. 01:43:01.009 --> 01:43:01.342 Allen, please. 01:43:02.744 --> 01:43:05.245 The simple fact is they've got nothing to fight with. 01:43:06.147 --> 01:43:06.480 - We have nowhere to run. 01:43:07.449 --> 01:43:07.782 (cart clanking) (donkey braying) 01:43:09.785 --> 01:43:15.289 (speaking in foreign language) (atmospheric drums) 01:43:16.257 --> 01:43:16.590 - God in Heaven, it's true. 01:43:18.360 --> 01:43:18.693 I didn't truly believe the rumor. 01:43:20.529 --> 01:43:20.862 - We're a little pressed for time, Father. 01:43:23.231 --> 01:43:23.564 - You're Faulkner? 01:43:24.232 --> 01:43:24.565 - [Allen] That's right. 01:43:25.600 --> 01:43:25.933 - Don't call me Father, you murdering pig. 01:43:27.335 --> 01:43:27.668 - I haven't got time to discuss 01:43:28.470 --> 01:43:28.803 my finer qualities with you now. 01:43:30.206 --> 01:43:32.974 Just get those elders in here to have a look at him. 01:43:41.483 --> 01:43:45.753 (speaking in foreign language) 01:43:47.389 --> 01:43:51.525 - I would like to speak with my people alone. 01:43:52.093 --> 01:43:53.293 - Right. 01:43:57.933 --> 01:43:58.465 And I believe you're trying to start 01:43:59.367 --> 01:43:59.700 a civil war here, Faulkner. 01:44:01.070 --> 01:44:01.602 You'll be responsible for slaughter and starvation 01:44:03.371 --> 01:44:03.704 the likes of which you'd never imagined. 01:44:05.473 --> 01:44:05.806 You'll be up to your eyes in blood. 01:44:07.409 --> 01:44:07.742 And you'll die, Faulkner. 01:44:09.043 --> 01:44:09.376 All of ya and all of us. 01:44:11.813 --> 01:44:12.346 So I'm against ya and God's against ya. 01:44:15.283 --> 01:44:15.616 And if you'll excuse the blasphemy, 01:44:16.685 --> 01:44:17.018 we're tough sons of bitches, the both of us. 01:44:18.820 --> 01:44:19.353 - Well that sort of talk could back to the Vatican, Father. 01:44:21.289 --> 01:44:21.622 - You shut your mouth! 01:44:22.691 --> 01:44:23.024 How about I turn these people again you? 01:44:24.492 --> 01:44:24.825 In spite of Limbani. 01:44:25.761 --> 01:44:26.094 I curse ya from every hilltop. 01:44:27.429 --> 01:44:27.762 - Alright, that's enough of this. 01:44:28.830 --> 01:44:29.363 The decision is being made in there. 01:44:30.699 --> 01:44:33.834 - Alright, I offer ya a bargain, Faulkner. 01:44:35.137 --> 01:44:35.669 About, oh, three miles from here through the bush, 01:44:37.338 --> 01:44:37.671 there's a mine airstrip, 01:44:38.941 --> 01:44:41.609 with an old Dakota sitting on it right now. 01:44:43.445 --> 01:44:43.778 - What did you say, a what? 01:44:45.046 --> 01:44:45.379 - A Dakota. 01:44:46.615 --> 01:44:46.948 But it's alright, I've flown in it. 01:44:48.717 --> 01:44:49.050 And there's nothing between 01:44:50.351 --> 01:44:50.684 it and us but a deserted village. 01:44:52.721 --> 01:44:54.455 I'll lead ya there me self. 01:44:55.557 --> 01:44:55.890 You still got time to get Zimbani out of here 01:44:57.024 --> 01:44:57.357 and leave us in peace. 01:44:58.092 --> 01:45:01.028 (donkey braying) 01:45:04.999 --> 01:45:05.133 - Well, Mr. President? 01:45:06.735 --> 01:45:07.068 - If they stand and fight now, they will die, 01:45:10.071 --> 01:45:11.139 and they know it. 01:45:12.173 --> 01:45:13.607 But they were willing. 01:45:14.409 --> 01:45:16.144 I can't do that, Mr. Faulkner. 01:45:16.877 --> 01:45:17.878 I can't. 01:45:18.647 --> 01:45:18.980 Do you understand? 01:45:20.415 --> 01:45:20.748 I told them to bear their pain and wait 01:45:23.085 --> 01:45:25.086 to be ready for Zimbani's return. 01:45:26.121 --> 01:45:26.654 And they agreed without understanding why. 01:45:28.824 --> 01:45:29.157 - Alright, sir, you rest here. 01:45:30.659 --> 01:45:32.126 We're gonna get you out. 01:45:33.595 --> 01:45:33.928 Jesse? - Sir. 01:45:34.896 --> 01:45:35.429 - You got your bargain. - Praise God. 01:45:36.230 --> 01:45:36.563 - Praise Zimbani. 01:45:37.666 --> 01:45:37.999 Now show us where that airplane this. 01:45:39.101 --> 01:45:39.633 Shawn, take four men and check it out, 01:45:40.502 --> 01:45:40.835 then let me know. 01:45:41.937 --> 01:45:42.469 We'll be following. - Alright, Allen. 01:45:43.304 --> 01:45:43.637 - Sandy? - Sir? 01:45:44.873 --> 01:45:45.405 - Get the men out and ready to move. 01:45:46.474 --> 01:45:46.807 We can't take the vehicles. 01:45:47.741 --> 01:45:47.875 - Sir. 01:45:48.543 --> 01:45:48.876 Right, bring all of it. 01:45:49.544 --> 01:45:49.877 Come on the double. 01:45:50.945 --> 01:45:53.814 (dramatic drums) 01:45:54.883 --> 01:45:55.415 - You made the right decision, Allen. 01:45:57.218 --> 01:45:57.551 - Zimbani made it, I didn't. 01:45:58.653 --> 01:45:58.986 - Well If he can't save his country from here, 01:46:00.055 --> 01:46:00.587 now the question is what will we do with him 01:46:01.322 --> 01:46:01.655 once we get him out? 01:46:02.357 --> 01:46:02.690 - Who knows? 01:46:03.992 --> 01:46:04.525 May be back this way again on another contract. 01:46:05.660 --> 01:46:05.993 - (chuckling) You never quit, do ya? 01:46:07.095 --> 01:46:07.628 - If I did, I wouldn't have a future, would I? 01:46:09.097 --> 01:46:09.630 Also, don't laugh, but that man in there, he-- 01:46:13.668 --> 01:46:14.001 - I know, I know he got to you, right? 01:46:16.270 --> 01:46:17.471 - Yes. 01:46:27.082 --> 01:46:30.951 - Hang on, boys, there she is over there. 01:46:39.294 --> 01:46:39.827 - Good afternoon, now are you gonna fly this thing or am I? 01:46:42.230 --> 01:46:43.231 - What? 01:46:44.566 --> 01:46:48.702 (fist whacking against face) 01:47:12.594 --> 01:47:16.530 (ominous orchestral music) 01:47:17.331 --> 01:47:21.068 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:47:25.072 --> 01:47:27.007 - [Sandy] Get moving. 01:47:39.086 --> 01:47:42.223 (flesh squelching) 01:47:43.625 --> 01:47:43.958 - We made it on to primetime, Colonel. 01:47:45.593 --> 01:47:45.926 - Yes, they could be anywhere. 01:47:48.095 --> 01:47:48.229 We'll have to go ahead. 01:47:49.029 --> 01:47:49.163 Rafer? - Yeah? 01:47:50.232 --> 01:47:50.764 - You're the rear guard, take three men. 01:47:51.432 --> 01:47:51.765 Keep close to us. 01:47:52.700 --> 01:47:53.033 Jesse? - Sir? 01:47:53.835 --> 01:47:54.168 - Take point and go like hell. 01:47:55.103 --> 01:47:55.636 - Sir. - Sandy, take care 01:47:56.437 --> 01:47:56.770 of Mr. Limbani. - Yes, sir. 01:47:58.140 --> 01:47:58.672 - Sandy, when there's no one around, you can call me Allen. 01:48:00.207 --> 01:48:01.708 - Yes, sir, I will, sir. 01:48:03.611 --> 01:48:03.944 - Shawn, I think they've spotted us. 01:48:06.081 --> 01:48:06.613 Don't call back and don't start up until we get there. 01:48:08.650 --> 01:48:08.983 I want it quiet, out. 01:48:11.019 --> 01:48:11.551 - Father, I think you should get on your ass 01:48:12.754 --> 01:48:13.087 and vacate the premises. 01:48:14.722 --> 01:48:15.055 You're likely to get your sainthood shot off. 01:48:16.591 --> 01:48:18.859 - (chuckling) I do that. 01:48:21.997 --> 01:48:24.098 Good luck to you Godless murderers. 01:48:24.899 --> 01:48:25.232 - Well, that's one of the most 01:48:26.467 --> 01:48:27.567 moving benedictions I ever heard. 01:48:29.204 --> 01:48:29.736 A Merry Christmas to you, Father. 01:48:31.606 --> 01:48:32.840 What's left of it. 01:48:34.208 --> 01:48:36.010 - [Father] Come on. 01:48:40.515 --> 01:48:44.318 (ominous orchestral music) 01:48:55.196 --> 01:48:55.329 - Sandy? - Sir? 01:48:56.564 --> 01:48:56.897 - There's your killing ground. 01:48:57.699 --> 01:48:58.032 Take Tosh and four other men 01:48:58.833 --> 01:49:00.734 and setup a field of fire. 01:49:01.636 --> 01:49:01.969 Rafer and I will go deep around 01:49:02.871 --> 01:49:04.604 and take them in the flank. 01:49:05.940 --> 01:49:06.273 - We're losing light, I'd hate to try and get this wreck 01:49:07.274 --> 01:49:07.607 off the ground in the dark. 01:49:08.943 --> 01:49:10.211 - She would try and find them, sir, and lead them in? 01:49:11.513 --> 01:49:12.046 - No, we don't know where they're coming from. 01:49:13.114 --> 01:49:13.647 - Derek, you stay with me. - Sir. 01:49:15.050 --> 01:49:15.383 - Jock, take the Vick and set it up this end of the village. 01:49:16.384 --> 01:49:16.717 - Sir, Quincy get up, come on. 01:49:18.019 --> 01:49:18.352 Get the Vickers out of here. 01:49:19.320 --> 01:49:20.721 Come on, move. 01:49:21.522 --> 01:49:25.393 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:49:27.562 --> 01:49:29.696 Okay, set it up here. 01:50:02.830 --> 01:50:03.163 (grenade pin clinking) 01:50:06.768 --> 01:50:07.101 (grenade exploding) 01:50:09.403 --> 01:50:09.736 (speaking in foreign language) 01:50:12.172 --> 01:50:15.042 (men screaming) 01:50:18.479 --> 01:50:18.812 - Lieutenant? 01:50:19.614 --> 01:50:19.947 - Esposito, you're not dead 01:50:20.982 --> 01:50:21.315 until I tell you you're dead, understand? 01:50:22.750 --> 01:50:23.083 - Yes, sir. 01:50:24.084 --> 01:50:25.085 - Wait. 01:50:25.986 --> 01:50:26.987 Wait. 01:50:28.222 --> 01:50:29.223 Wait. 01:50:30.691 --> 01:50:31.892 Wait. 01:50:33.895 --> 01:50:34.228 Fire, fire, fire! (machine guns firing) 01:50:37.966 --> 01:50:38.299 (rocket launcher firing) (rocket exploding) 01:50:39.467 --> 01:50:42.936 (machine guns firing) 01:50:46.007 --> 01:50:51.278 (bullets ricocheting) (machine guns firing) 01:50:52.347 --> 01:50:52.879 (soldier screaming) (rocket launcher firing) 01:50:53.681 --> 01:50:54.014 (rocket exploding) 01:50:55.215 --> 01:50:56.817 - [Shawn] Derek? 01:51:00.588 --> 01:51:04.057 (machine guns firing) 01:51:05.793 --> 01:51:06.126 (bullets ricocheting) (Esposito gasping) 01:51:07.528 --> 01:51:07.861 (machine guns firing) 01:51:11.298 --> 01:51:11.432 - No! 01:51:12.633 --> 01:51:12.966 (machine guns firing) 01:51:14.769 --> 01:51:15.102 Keep moving! 01:51:16.303 --> 01:51:16.437 (machine guns firing) 01:51:19.173 --> 01:51:20.107 Grenade! 01:51:21.176 --> 01:51:21.509 (grenade exploding) (men screaming) 01:51:24.211 --> 01:51:25.212 Let's go! 01:51:30.084 --> 01:51:35.422 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:51:45.099 --> 01:51:45.432 (speaking in foreign language) 01:51:49.169 --> 01:51:52.039 (man screaming) 01:51:54.409 --> 01:51:59.880 (speaking foreign language) (grenades exploding) 01:52:00.548 --> 01:52:00.881 (machine guns firing) 01:52:03.751 --> 01:52:04.084 - Hold it, they're ours too. 01:52:05.586 --> 01:52:09.056 (machine guns firing) 01:52:15.696 --> 01:52:19.166 (machine guns firing) 01:52:24.371 --> 01:52:24.505 - Start!. 01:52:25.573 --> 01:52:29.042 (machine guns firing) 01:52:34.348 --> 01:52:34.481 (grenade exploding) 01:52:37.384 --> 01:52:40.820 (machine guns firing) 01:52:42.490 --> 01:52:48.028 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:52:53.434 --> 01:52:56.903 (machine guns firing) 01:53:01.976 --> 01:53:03.176 - Grenade! 01:53:05.113 --> 01:53:05.446 (grenade exploding) (man screaming) 01:53:08.549 --> 01:53:12.018 (machine guns firing) 01:53:14.155 --> 01:53:14.488 (machine guns firing) 01:53:17.058 --> 01:53:17.391 (speaking in foreign language) (machine gun firing) 01:53:20.628 --> 01:53:20.961 - Jesse? - Yes? 01:53:22.330 --> 01:53:22.862 Get Mr. Zimbani on the plane first. 01:53:23.831 --> 01:53:24.164 The others follow and cover. 01:53:24.999 --> 01:53:25.332 - [Jesse] Yes, sir. 01:53:26.134 --> 01:53:29.603 (machine guns firing) 01:53:32.873 --> 01:53:33.206 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:53:37.278 --> 01:53:37.611 We have to wait for Sandy and his group. 01:53:39.680 --> 01:53:40.013 If they get through. 01:53:41.149 --> 01:53:45.952 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:53:49.724 --> 01:53:50.257 Rafer, Jock, set up cover on the edge of the airstrip. 01:53:52.760 --> 01:53:53.093 Move. 01:53:54.428 --> 01:53:57.897 (machine guns firing) 01:54:01.002 --> 01:54:06.340 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:54:13.014 --> 01:54:13.347 (plane engine whirring) 01:54:15.316 --> 01:54:15.649 Is Mr. Zimbani alright, Samuels? 01:54:17.118 --> 01:54:17.451 - [Samuels] He's okay, sir. 01:54:19.653 --> 01:54:23.123 (machine guns firing) 01:54:26.360 --> 01:54:29.229 (men screaming) 01:54:32.900 --> 01:54:33.233 (machine gun firing) 01:54:36.770 --> 01:54:37.971 - Move. 01:54:39.140 --> 01:54:42.609 (machine guns firing) 01:54:53.221 --> 01:54:53.554 (machine guns firing) 01:54:56.725 --> 01:54:57.257 (bullets ricocheting) (machine guns firing) 01:55:00.794 --> 01:55:01.127 (soldier screaming) 01:55:02.230 --> 01:55:07.467 (plane engine whirring) (machine guns firing) 01:55:13.274 --> 01:55:13.607 - Come on, Allen! 01:55:14.641 --> 01:55:14.974 (machine gun firing) 01:55:17.978 --> 01:55:20.247 Move your bloody arses! 01:55:21.048 --> 01:55:21.381 (bullets ricocheting) 01:55:24.686 --> 01:55:25.218 Take what you can carry and get in! 01:55:26.687 --> 01:55:30.156 (bullets ricocheting) 01:55:35.996 --> 01:55:36.329 - He's moving. 01:55:37.365 --> 01:55:40.701 - Get down, he's trying to get closer. 01:55:42.903 --> 01:55:43.236 (bullets ricocheting) 01:55:44.272 --> 01:55:44.605 - Hit 'em with the bazooka! - Sir. 01:55:46.040 --> 01:55:49.509 (machine guns firing) 01:55:50.611 --> 01:55:52.078 - Ready? - Sir. 01:55:53.047 --> 01:55:53.380 (bazooka firing) 01:55:54.248 --> 01:55:54.581 (bomb exploding) (men screaming) 01:55:57.051 --> 01:55:58.318 - Let's go! 01:56:00.888 --> 01:56:01.221 (machine guns firing) 01:56:03.023 --> 01:56:06.627 (plane engine whirring) 01:56:08.796 --> 01:56:09.129 - Get up there fast, come on! 01:56:10.564 --> 01:56:10.697 Move, move, move! 01:56:11.999 --> 01:56:12.332 Sandy, go. - Sir. 01:56:13.468 --> 01:56:18.538 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:56:21.175 --> 01:56:21.508 (machine guns firing) (bullets ricocheting) 01:56:25.579 --> 01:56:25.712 Cover us halfway. 01:56:26.947 --> 01:56:27.280 When we hit the ground, start running. 01:56:27.815 --> 01:56:28.148 We'll cover you. 01:56:29.250 --> 01:56:29.583 - Run like hell, we're running out of ammo. 01:56:31.152 --> 01:56:31.485 (machine guns firing) 01:56:33.187 --> 01:56:33.520 (bullet ricocheting) (soldier screaming) 01:56:36.957 --> 01:56:37.290 (Sandy gasping) 01:56:38.826 --> 01:56:39.827 - Allen? 01:56:41.361 --> 01:56:41.495 - Sandy? 01:56:42.863 --> 01:56:44.063 Sandy? 01:56:48.102 --> 01:56:48.435 Leave him, he's dead. - Yes, sir. 01:56:50.737 --> 01:56:51.070 - Come on, come on, come. 01:56:52.739 --> 01:56:53.072 Come on, come on! 01:56:54.175 --> 01:56:59.379 (plane engine whirring) (machine guns firing) 01:57:08.789 --> 01:57:12.258 (bullets ricocheting) 01:57:16.997 --> 01:57:19.232 Rafer, come on, come on! 01:57:19.900 --> 01:57:23.336 (machine guns firing) 01:57:26.073 --> 01:57:27.674 - Come on, Rafer! 01:57:28.743 --> 01:57:29.275 - [Allen] Shawn, stop the bloody plane. 01:57:30.978 --> 01:57:31.311 - I can't, if we don't get off 01:57:32.246 --> 01:57:35.248 on the first run, we've had it. 01:57:37.552 --> 01:57:37.885 (machine guns firing) - Let's go. 01:57:40.854 --> 01:57:41.855 Jock? 01:57:43.591 --> 01:57:49.062 (guns firing) (plane engine whirring) 01:57:50.197 --> 01:57:50.530 (bullet ricocheting) (soldier screaming) 01:57:51.499 --> 01:57:56.636 (guns firing) (plane engine whirring) 01:57:57.271 --> 01:57:59.138 - Rafer, come on! 01:58:03.077 --> 01:58:03.410 (bullet ricocheting) (Jock gasping) 01:58:04.711 --> 01:58:06.379 - [Jock] I'm hit. 01:58:08.549 --> 01:58:13.754 (bullets ricocheting) - Give me your hand. 01:58:16.490 --> 01:58:16.823 (machine guns firing) (Rafer gasping) 01:58:18.892 --> 01:58:21.361 - Hold on, Rafer, hold on! 01:58:24.164 --> 01:58:25.365 Rafer? 01:58:27.500 --> 01:58:27.634 No. 01:58:28.168 --> 01:58:28.501 (men screaming) 01:58:31.372 --> 01:58:33.707 - Allen, Allen, kill me. 01:58:34.375 --> 01:58:34.708 For God sake, kill me! 01:58:36.176 --> 01:58:36.509 - No, no, I can't, I can't! 01:58:39.146 --> 01:58:40.680 Stop the plane! 01:58:41.581 --> 01:58:42.916 - Emile, Emile! 01:58:45.919 --> 01:58:46.252 (machine gun firing) 01:58:47.621 --> 01:58:48.555 Emile! 01:58:49.356 --> 01:58:49.689 (dramatic orchestral music) 01:58:52.993 --> 01:58:57.263 (speaking in foreign language) 01:59:10.944 --> 01:59:11.277 (bullets ricocheting) 01:59:14.149 --> 01:59:19.686 (plane engine whirring) (dramatic orchestral music) 01:59:52.953 --> 01:59:53.286 - Where to? 01:59:54.288 --> 01:59:56.556 - South, Rhodesia. 01:59:57.892 --> 01:59:58.424 - That's 800 miles, I don't think we have the fuel. 01:59:59.426 --> 01:59:59.759 - Well you better have it. 02:00:00.561 --> 02:00:02.462 There's no other place to go. 02:00:04.931 --> 02:00:05.932 Shawn? 02:00:07.234 --> 02:00:08.434 I killed Rafer. 02:00:10.738 --> 02:00:13.707 The Simbas would have cut him up into small pieces. 02:00:14.842 --> 02:00:15.375 - Allen, go and see how the men are. 02:00:16.176 --> 02:00:18.845 - There are 13 of us left alive. 02:00:20.948 --> 02:00:21.481 - Tell 'em to jettison everything that's not nailed down. 02:00:23.718 --> 02:00:24.051 Everything, do it, Allen. 02:00:25.553 --> 02:00:27.988 - Sir, President Limbani's getting worse, sir. 02:00:39.600 --> 02:00:39.933 - It was a very good try, Mr. Faulkner. 02:00:41.902 --> 02:00:42.035 - It's not over. 02:00:43.070 --> 02:00:43.403 Just hang on, sir. 02:00:44.204 --> 02:00:45.605 Don't give up now. 02:00:47.341 --> 02:00:47.674 - Colonel, about Mr. Janders. 02:00:50.143 --> 02:00:51.845 There was nothing else to do. 02:01:04.926 --> 02:01:05.458 - How's Jock? - He's dead, sir. 02:01:07.428 --> 02:01:09.896 - Dead. - Why? 02:01:12.065 --> 02:01:12.398 What was it for, sir? 02:01:13.900 --> 02:01:15.368 - I don't know. 02:01:16.637 --> 02:01:16.970 Alright, we have to jettison everything on board. 02:01:20.240 --> 02:01:20.573 That includes ole' Jock. 02:01:21.642 --> 02:01:21.975 You'll see to it, Tosh. 02:01:23.343 --> 02:01:23.676 - Yes, sir. 02:01:24.911 --> 02:01:27.580 Gennaro, get his legs. 02:01:28.248 --> 02:01:28.581 - How's the fuel? 02:01:29.683 --> 02:01:32.685 - Bad, we're on auxiliary tanks. 02:01:33.387 --> 02:01:33.720 Salisbury control, 02:01:34.855 --> 02:01:40.060 Nine Quebec November X-ray Alpha on 6603. 02:01:40.728 --> 02:01:41.061 Do you read, over? 02:01:42.362 --> 02:01:42.695 - [Man] Nine Quebec November X-ray Alpha. 02:01:44.098 --> 02:01:44.631 This is Salisbury, reading you at strength two, 02:01:46.467 --> 02:01:46.800 go ahead, over. 02:01:47.902 --> 02:01:48.434 - We are a mercenary unit departing Kalima. 02:01:50.537 --> 02:01:50.870 Seven wounded onboard, 02:01:52.573 --> 02:01:52.906 urgently request permission to land, Kariba. 02:01:55.643 --> 02:01:55.976 - If they refuse, keep on talking. 02:01:57.812 --> 02:01:59.913 - [Man] X-ray Alpha, standby. 02:02:02.015 --> 02:02:02.149 - Mr. Limbani? 02:02:03.817 --> 02:02:04.884 Mr. Limbani? 02:02:06.020 --> 02:02:06.552 Sir, we're going to need positive proof 02:02:08.221 --> 02:02:09.622 that you're on board. 02:02:10.324 --> 02:02:11.591 - Write this down. 02:02:12.559 --> 02:02:15.428 - Give me a pencil, somebody. 02:02:18.699 --> 02:02:19.032 - [Man] November X-Ray Alpha, this is Salibury control. 02:02:21.734 --> 02:02:22.735 - Allen? 02:02:23.804 --> 02:02:25.805 Reading you, strength four, over. 02:02:26.907 --> 02:02:27.440 - [Man] Permission to land denied. 02:02:28.575 --> 02:02:28.908 Do not cross our borders under any circumstances. 02:02:30.278 --> 02:02:30.810 - Oh, for Christ sake, man, we have wounded on board. 02:02:32.412 --> 02:02:32.745 We can sort it out later, over. 02:02:34.048 --> 02:02:34.580 - [Man] I repeat, do not attempt to cross our borders. 02:02:37.083 --> 02:02:37.416 Our air force is alerted. 02:02:38.719 --> 02:02:39.052 - Give me that thing. - Our air force is alerted. 02:02:41.022 --> 02:02:41.554 We'll be forced to shoot you down. 02:02:43.089 --> 02:02:43.422 - Salisbury, X-ray Alpha. 02:02:45.592 --> 02:02:45.925 Now you listen. 02:02:47.028 --> 02:02:47.560 We have Julius Limbani a board and he's alive. 02:02:49.864 --> 02:02:50.197 Now, write this down, (fuel alert beeping) 02:02:51.699 --> 02:02:52.032 and get it the highest official you can find. 02:02:53.534 --> 02:02:53.867 - Allen, look at the starboard - And if possible, 02:02:54.835 --> 02:02:55.168 - fuel gage. - the prime minister. 02:02:56.470 --> 02:02:56.803 Mr. Limbani says there was a secret meeting 02:02:57.905 --> 02:02:58.437 in July of 1960 on the now Zambian-Zaire border 02:03:01.942 --> 02:03:02.475 concerning federal intervention in the Congo crisis. 02:03:04.778 --> 02:03:05.111 (fuel alert beeping) Present at the meeting were 02:03:06.846 --> 02:03:06.980 the following, 02:03:08.282 --> 02:03:08.815 Mr. Julius Zimbani himself. (propellor fluttering) 02:03:10.317 --> 02:03:14.054 (plane engine sputtering) 02:03:22.830 --> 02:03:26.900 Brace yourselves, we've only got one engine. 02:03:42.549 --> 02:03:44.884 - The man is dead, Mr. Faulkner. 02:03:45.819 --> 02:03:48.088 Now only the spirit remains. 02:03:54.227 --> 02:03:57.964 (somber orchestral music) 02:04:06.173 --> 02:04:06.706 - [Man] November X-Ray Alpha, this is Salisbury. 02:04:08.876 --> 02:04:09.209 You're cleared to land in Kariba. 02:04:10.844 --> 02:04:11.177 The people have been asked to turn the lights on. 02:04:12.813 --> 02:04:13.146 You'll see them as you come over the lake. 02:04:15.282 --> 02:04:15.615 Good luck to you. 02:04:16.283 --> 02:04:16.616 - Thank you, Salisbury. 02:04:17.984 --> 02:04:18.118 Allen? 02:04:19.219 --> 02:04:20.220 - I heard. 02:04:21.955 --> 02:04:22.956 Zimbani's dead. 02:04:25.024 --> 02:04:27.961 (sirens wailing) 02:04:32.232 --> 02:04:32.565 (fire roaring) 02:04:34.668 --> 02:04:38.271 (plane engine whirring) 02:04:46.046 --> 02:04:51.584 (plane engine sputtering) (fuel alert beeping) 02:05:04.164 --> 02:05:04.297 (wheels screeching) 02:05:06.065 --> 02:05:06.199 (crowd cheering) 02:05:07.367 --> 02:05:10.303 (sirens wailing) 02:05:24.484 --> 02:05:28.254 (ominous orchestral music) 02:05:31.558 --> 02:05:31.891 - Goodnight. - Thank you. 02:05:33.426 --> 02:05:33.759 - Goodnight. - Goodbye. 02:05:34.828 --> 02:05:35.161 - Goodbye. - Bye, 02:05:36.230 --> 02:05:38.965 Goodbye, have a good trip. - Bye. 02:05:50.343 --> 02:05:50.676 (door whooshing) 02:05:52.445 --> 02:05:52.778 (atmospheric orchestral music) 02:05:54.048 --> 02:05:54.381 - [Andrew] Will there be anything else this evening, sir? 02:05:55.682 --> 02:05:56.015 - Hmm? Oh, no, no, thank you. 02:05:58.685 --> 02:05:59.018 - Goodnight, sir. - Goodnight. 02:06:01.021 --> 02:06:05.291 (atmospheric orchestral music) 02:06:29.215 --> 02:06:29.349 Yes, what is it, Andrew? 02:06:30.984 --> 02:06:35.721 - There will be something more tonight, Sir Edward. 02:06:39.993 --> 02:06:41.827 Go ahead and make your move. 02:06:48.501 --> 02:06:48.834 That will be mate in two. 02:06:49.970 --> 02:06:50.303 I'd like to see you get yourself out of that. 02:06:52.005 --> 02:06:53.906 But that's for some other time. 02:06:54.942 --> 02:06:55.275 - There are six servants in the house. 02:06:57.277 --> 02:06:58.711 - I thought at least 10. 02:06:59.379 --> 02:06:59.712 How do you make do? 02:07:00.714 --> 02:07:01.047 - What do you want, Faulkner? 02:07:02.149 --> 02:07:02.681 - [Allen] You're a very bad conversationalist. 02:07:04.284 --> 02:07:04.417 - Oh, please forgive me. 02:07:05.752 --> 02:07:06.085 I'd have a rather tiresome evening. 02:07:07.187 --> 02:07:09.255 - I heard, I was in the drawing room. 02:07:10.324 --> 02:07:12.392 - I know you're dying for me to ask. 02:07:13.060 --> 02:07:13.393 How did you get in here? 02:07:14.594 --> 02:07:14.927 - I took a crash course 02:07:15.963 --> 02:07:19.031 in how to trip burglar alarm wires. 02:07:20.000 --> 02:07:21.700 You're not very safe here. 02:07:22.736 --> 02:07:23.069 And I'm sure you're dying to know 02:07:24.405 --> 02:07:24.937 how I got out of Rhodesia and back into England? 02:07:25.739 --> 02:07:26.072 - [Edward] Oh, I am indeed. 02:07:27.475 --> 02:07:28.007 - Well, if I went into details, we'd be here all night. 02:07:31.145 --> 02:07:31.478 Let's just say it wasn't easy. 02:07:32.879 --> 02:07:33.212 - No, I'm sure it wasn't. 02:07:34.881 --> 02:07:35.214 You are a remarkable man, Faulkner. 02:07:38.085 --> 02:07:38.418 I have contracts out on you everywhere. 02:07:41.054 --> 02:07:41.387 - When I have time, I'm going to grow a mustache 02:07:42.856 --> 02:07:43.189 and buy myself a pair of dark glasses. 02:07:45.292 --> 02:07:49.295 In the meantime, I have my own contract to worry about. 02:07:50.197 --> 02:07:52.031 - On me? - That's why I'm here. 02:07:53.334 --> 02:07:53.866 - (sighing) Perhaps we can make an arrangement? 02:07:56.235 --> 02:07:56.369 - Yes, we can. 02:07:57.737 --> 02:07:58.070 You owe me a great deal of money. 02:08:00.073 --> 02:08:03.042 Also there are 11 other men still living. 02:08:04.411 --> 02:08:04.944 I haven't even counted the widows and orphans yet. 02:08:07.014 --> 02:08:07.347 Let's have a look at what's in your safe. 02:08:09.449 --> 02:08:10.383 After you. 02:08:11.051 --> 02:08:12.218 And very quietly. 02:08:24.464 --> 02:08:27.333 (clock chiming) 02:08:37.777 --> 02:08:38.110 I turned off the alarm in the frame. 02:08:40.213 --> 02:08:41.214 Open it. 02:08:51.024 --> 02:08:52.791 All the money in the case. 02:08:56.629 --> 02:08:56.962 - I see you came prepared. 02:08:58.398 --> 02:08:59.832 - Yes, yes. 02:09:01.101 --> 02:09:02.835 Dollars, very good. 02:09:04.338 --> 02:09:07.407 My heavens, thousand dollar bills. 02:09:08.676 --> 02:09:11.177 I wager the US Treasury wonders where all that went to? 02:09:12.279 --> 02:09:12.811 Now tell me about the arrangement. 02:09:15.015 --> 02:09:19.252 - Now, there's $500,000.00 there. 02:09:20.053 --> 02:09:21.887 About half of what I owe you. 02:09:22.956 --> 02:09:23.289 Now, I'll lift all the contracts on you, 02:09:25.459 --> 02:09:25.991 and pay you the other half in cash wherever you choose. 02:09:29.629 --> 02:09:29.962 - And I trust you? 02:09:30.630 --> 02:09:30.963 - [Edward] You do. 02:09:32.065 --> 02:09:33.533 - And naturally, I don't kill you? 02:09:34.534 --> 02:09:35.535 - Correct. 02:09:37.871 --> 02:09:38.204 (Allen sighing) 02:09:41.074 --> 02:09:41.407 - Know I had a speech prepared for you. 02:09:44.911 --> 02:09:45.244 I've been rehearsing it for three months. 02:09:46.380 --> 02:09:46.912 It was pretty good, as a matter of fact. 02:09:48.815 --> 02:09:49.148 All about the betrayals and dead friends. 02:09:51.684 --> 02:09:52.017 A kind of passionate requiem. 02:09:53.987 --> 02:09:54.320 And naturally what a filthy, 02:09:55.689 --> 02:10:00.993 cold-blooded monster you are, et cetera, et cetera. 02:10:01.795 --> 02:10:02.128 That part was very eloquent. 02:10:03.564 --> 02:10:04.096 It even went into the philosophical implications 02:10:05.899 --> 02:10:06.232 of the relationships between 02:10:07.600 --> 02:10:07.933 the mercenary and his employer. 02:10:10.137 --> 02:10:10.470 You would have been impressed. 02:10:11.605 --> 02:10:12.138 But right now, face to face with you, 02:10:13.240 --> 02:10:13.573 I don't really want to go through all that. 02:10:16.610 --> 02:10:17.143 You see, I don't mind taking money from you, 02:10:19.513 --> 02:10:20.045 but having you offer me money for your life 02:10:21.448 --> 02:10:21.981 with all those bodies littering Africa, 02:10:24.084 --> 02:10:28.187 it is actually degrading. 02:10:30.090 --> 02:10:34.594 So I turn down your arrangements. 02:10:39.499 --> 02:10:40.433 - I see. 02:10:41.735 --> 02:10:42.268 Well, (chuckling) I suppose you'd better kill me. 02:10:45.372 --> 02:10:47.973 - You're a remarkable man too, Sir Edward. 02:10:48.875 --> 02:10:50.443 So I suppose I better had. 02:10:52.179 --> 02:10:52.512 (gun hammer clicking) - Now wait a minute, I. 02:10:53.646 --> 02:10:56.315 (gun firing) 02:10:56.916 --> 02:11:00.052 (Edward gasping) 02:11:02.588 --> 02:11:03.589 Wait. 02:11:24.010 --> 02:11:27.480 (car engine whirring) 02:11:32.085 --> 02:11:34.620 - Do I have to ask how it went? 02:11:35.621 --> 02:11:36.622 - No. 02:11:37.757 --> 02:11:39.358 - I thought not. 02:11:40.761 --> 02:11:46.298 (children cheering) (somber orchestral music) 02:11:47.934 --> 02:11:51.003 (ball thumping) 02:11:53.806 --> 02:11:56.475 - Throw the ball back, Emile. 02:12:00.880 --> 02:12:01.213 Let's talk about your father. 02:12:02.715 --> 02:12:06.586 (dramatic orchestral music) 02:12:29.242 --> 02:12:29.575 ♪ Sad are the eyes ♪ 02:12:31.911 --> 02:12:32.244 ♪ Yet no tears ♪ 02:12:34.481 --> 02:12:35.013 ♪ The flight of the wild geese ♪ 02:12:37.850 --> 02:12:38.183 ♪ Brings a new hope ♪ 02:12:41.121 --> 02:12:41.454 ♪ Rescued from all this ♪ 02:12:44.224 --> 02:12:44.557 ♪ Old friends ♪ 02:12:46.393 --> 02:12:46.726 ♪ And those newly found ♪ 02:12:50.096 --> 02:12:55.367 ♪ What chance to make it last ♪ 02:12:56.436 --> 02:12:56.769 ♪ When there's danger all around ♪ 02:12:59.038 --> 02:13:04.310 ♪ And reason just ups and disappears ♪ 02:13:05.011 --> 02:13:05.344 ♪ Time is running out ♪ 02:13:08.148 --> 02:13:08.481 ♪ So much to be done ♪ 02:13:11.884 --> 02:13:12.217 ♪ Tell me what more ♪ 02:13:13.953 --> 02:13:14.286 ♪ Why, what more ♪ 02:13:17.090 --> 02:13:17.423 ♪ What more can we do? ♪ 02:13:21.961 --> 02:13:22.294 ♪ There were promises made ♪ 02:13:25.398 --> 02:13:25.731 ♪ Plans firmly laid ♪ 02:13:29.336 --> 02:13:29.669 ♪ Now madness prevails ♪ 02:13:31.871 --> 02:13:32.204 ♪ Lies fill the air now ♪ 02:13:34.841 --> 02:13:35.174 ♪ What more, what more ♪ 02:13:39.078 --> 02:13:42.548 ♪ What more can we do ♪ 02:14:05.671 --> 02:14:05.805 ♪ What chance ♪ 02:14:10.210 --> 02:14:10.543 ♪ To make it last ♪ 02:14:12.945 --> 02:14:13.278 ♪ What more ♪ 02:14:15.048 --> 02:14:18.584 ♪ What more can we do? ♪