Our Man in Havana Page #2
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- 1959
- 111 min
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and see the manager.
Henry, look, I'll ring you again. A customer.
$300.
You have an overdraft of $25, Mr. Wormold.
It's only for a week. Nothing to worry about.
The bank's not worried, Mr. Wormold,
but we have our rules.
- Daiquiri, please.
- Right away, sir.
Scotch and soda, please.
Thank you, sir.
Mr. Wormold. What a strange coincidence.
I suppose this is one of your usual haunts.
I've never seen so many whiskies.
I have. I collect miniatures.
I've got 93 at home.
- I wanted to have a word with you.
- Decided on a cleaner?
- Cleaner?
- Vacuum cleaner.
- Come down to the shop.
- I'd rather not.
A bar's not a bad place.
You run into a fellow countryman, have
a get-together. What could be more natural?
- Where's the gents'?
- Through there.
You go in there and I'll follow you.
- But I don't want the gents'.
- My dear fellow, don't be crass.
- But I don't need it.
- Don't let me down.
You're an Englishman, aren't you?
Get in.
Come in.
Keep the water running.
Looks natural if someone barges in.
- And of course, it confuses a mike.
- A mike?
There probably wouldn't be a mike here.
But it's the drill that counts.
Just shift that box, will you?
No wires?
Good.
My name's Hawthorne.
You will come to know me better as 59200.
I'm in charge of the Caribbean network.
- It sounds like the Secret Service.
- So the novelists call it.
Why have you picked on me?
Patriotic Englishman. Volunteered in 1939.
We have to have our man in Havana.
Recruit sub-agents, keep an eye on things.
Submarines need fuel.
Atomic submarines don't.
Quite right,
but wars start a little behind the times.
We also need economic intelligence.
- Sugar, coffee, tobacco.
- It's all in the government yearbooks.
Oh, we never rely on them.
Someone's coming.
Mustn't be seen together.
- But we have been seen together.
- Don't argue. I know the ropes.
- Can I come out now?
- Give me time to get away.
That was a policeman from the bar.
May be a bit suspicious.
He might have recognised my legs
under the door.
Do you think we ought to change trousers?
Wouldn't look natural, old man.
Still, you're getting the idea.
Come and see me at 10:00 tonight.
Room 506, Capri Hotel.
Sign Official Secrets Act, all that rubbish.
You don't really think I'll come?
$150 a month and expenses, old man.
Tax-free.
- Where have you been, Father?
- Walking.
- Well, what have you got an umbrella for?
- Oh, I picked it up.
You're very irresponsible. You missed
a chicken hot-pot la Seraphina.
You aren't still worried, are you,
about Capt. Segura?
Are you happy at school, Milly?
- No one pulls your hair now?
- No.
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