The Eiger Sanction Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1975
- 129 min
- 471 Views
before it is necessary
for you to climb the Eiger.
You're passing over one small
matter, and that is payment.
Naturally, considering the rigors of the
assignment, we intend to be generous.
You will receive $30,000.
I'm sure that's
more than you expected.
More than I expected,
but less than I'll receive.
Oh?
Yeah. I'll receive $100,000,
plus expenses, of course.
You recognize that
this is outrageous?
Well, I'm viewing this
as retirement pay.
This is definitely
my last assignment.
You are punishing us for using
Jemima Brown? Is that it?
You need me to
perform the sanction,
just pay the money.
(COUGHING)
You drive a hard bargain, Hemlock,
but to show you there
are no hard feelings,
I'm going to give you a bonus.
You will appreciate this.
Miles? What does he have
to do with all this?
microfilm was stolen from Worm...
Henri Baq, Miles Mellough
was the courier
who carried it to the enemy.
Since he was not
one of the killers,
a sanction, technically,
is not called for.
However, you may
have it if you wish.
I accept the bonus.
I thought you might.
I imagine this will be the last
time that you will be here.
I shall miss you, Hemlock.
You know, Dragon, you could have
saved yourself a lot of trouble
if you'd have told me to begin with
that the dead agent in
Zurich was Henri Baq.
Good luck, Hemlock,
on your latest assignment,
the Eiger Sanction.
Wild Turkey on the rocks, hmm?
It's right downstairs.
I guess I shouldn't have dropped
it on you like that, Jonathan.
Just how should you have
dropped it on me, Jemima?
I just couldn't let it go...
I mean, I couldn't let us
go on without you knowing
that I work for Mr. Dragon.
And I didn't have enough guts
to tell you face-to-face.
Boy, I must've been really dazzled
not to notice all
those coincidences.
You on the same plane, just
happening by with the taxi cab,
discovering the note from Dragon.
How was it supposed to work?
Were you supposed to deny me your
body if I don't accept this sanction?
Don't make it sound
so cheap, Jonathan.
Just too shabby
to even be called cheap.
For your information,
I was not assigned to seduce you.
How long have you
worked for Dragon?
Only a month.
But I've been a C-2
courier for five years.
Jonathan, do you understand how
important this sanction is?
I mean, the film that was
stolen from Wormwood...
His name was Henri Baq.
Well, the stolen microfilm involves
a new formula for germ warfare.
And I'm supposed to get it
back by killing people?
Let me tell you something I'm sure
you're not aware of, Aunt Jemima.
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