Trans-Europ-Express Page #5
- Year:
- 1966
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obviously faking it.
- Why would he do that?
- To sell his cards, of course.
- What's in the parcel?
- Stuff.
- What kind of stuff?
- For sleeping.
- Don't you have a home?
- I am looking for an hotel.
- Here?
- No, not necessarily.
There are no hotels here, you know.
if you like.
- You live alone?
- Yes.
- Your parents are not in Antwerp?
- No.
- Where are they?
- In Paris. At home.
- Are you from Paris?
- I was. Not anymore.
- I am from Paris, too.
- I know.
- How did you know?
- You can feel it, no?
It's Frank who told you, isn't it?
- Tell me!
- I don't know.
- What don't you know?
- What you are talking about.
If you want to sleep at my place,
it's that way.
Right. So you can better
keep an eye on me.
So a guy steps out of the shadows and
takes off his glasses. It's the boss.
Jean doesn't understand and says,
'That's not smart, I could have shot you.'
And then the boss takes the bullets
out of his pocket.
Jean checks, and his gun is empty.
It's the beautiful spy who did that.
- Then what? - I don't know.
That's where it was left.
I'd like to know the rest of the story.
We don't have that in Belgium.
Look. I'm going to France and then
I'll come back here.
- When?
- I don't know.
- You won't come back.
- I'm telling you I will.
- You won't bother to tell me what
happened. - I will.
I swear.
- Nice weather for travelling.
- Yes, nice weather.
The key is in your left pocket.
Fine. Since when?
Your man last night... The one who
followed me after we parted.
None of ours followed you after that.
Really? I thought differently.
Thank you for your trust.
- Did you notice something?
- No, just an impression.
- I see spies everywhere now.
- Did you speak to the man?
- No, I was able to lose him.
- So did he follow you or not?
No. In fact he didn't.
"Elias now knows that he
encountered a real policeman.
The man with cigarette did not
belong to the organization
and from Elias's own lips he
heard the crucial words:
Father Petitjean, the suitcase
with coke, tomorrow's train,
the boss who calls himself Frank.
Naturally, the man with the cigarette
was there when the train departed.
Every policeman was probably
on the alert.
Elias is now ready to jump from
the moving train
or to defend the precious
suitcase with his gun."
So Elias was arrested
at the frontier.
In fact, no. To his great surprise,
nothing happens.
He arrives in Paris unmolested,
which worries him even more.
Following his orders, he checks in
the suitcase at the Gare Du Nord
and goes home after having posted
the luggage ticket.
- Hello. Elias?
- Yes, who is this?
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