The Baron (1966)  E29 - Countdown - video Dailymotion

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00:00An eight-letter word. Don't forget the man you elected to government.

00:21Begins with an R.

00:23Hmm. Try remember.

00:28It fits. Good.

00:38Compton here. Come in.

00:39The baron just passed. He's alone. Over.

00:43We'll take it from here. You go on home. Over and out.

00:46Right. He's on his way. Let's move.

00:58It's hard. I can't keep my eyes open.

01:11We've got an hour's drive ahead of us. Why don't you try to catch some sleep?

01:15I think I'll do that.

01:19Wait me when we get near.

01:24All right.

01:26I think we'll be right back.

01:27Let's go.

01:28Let's go.

01:29Let's go.

01:30All right.

01:31I'll do it.

01:32Let's go.

01:33All right.

01:34Let's go.

01:35Let's go.

01:36Okay, out.

01:59All right.

02:29All right.

02:36What's happening?

02:38Get down.

02:39Get down.

02:43Pull that out.

02:59Pull that rug over you and keep out of sight.

03:04Out!

03:06And if I don't?

03:08I'll pull you out of their dead if I have to.

03:13He just won your argument.

03:15You have a letter in your pocket stating the time and place for a meeting. I want it.

03:30What letter?

03:34Don't make it tough on yourself, the letter.

03:37What do you want me to do? Pull it out with my teeth?

03:45Come on.

04:15Come on.

04:29Put him in your car. If he gives you any trouble, kill him.

04:41Right. You go in your car. I'll follow.

04:45Come on.

04:48Push.

05:15You go!

05:16Come on my car.

05:17Come on.

05:18If you pull them in your car you'll find you.

05:19Who will then come by the blue with him?

05:20He'll be on camera for you.

05:21You goin!

05:23Come on.

05:25You go!

05:27Here are a new car to the car.

05:40You can be invited to the store.

05:41THE END

06:11THE END

06:41THE END

06:43I REALLY DON'T WANT TO MURDER RAP, BUT IF HE GIVES YOU ANY TROUBLE, DON'T HESITATE.

06:47I'D BETTER GET THAT BLANKET OFF HIM BEFORE HE SUFFOCATES TO DEATH.

06:51THE END

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07:25THE END

07:27How are you feeling?

07:33Like a well-used punching bag.

07:39You mind if I sit up?

07:41Help the towel.

07:57How are you doing?

08:27What are you doing?

08:29I just want to stretch my legs a little bit. Give me a hand.

08:33If you can't get up on your own, better stand on the floor.

08:57You look to me like a man who could use money. Why don't we make a deal?

09:07You never give up, do you?

09:09The man I work for pays plenty.

09:11Well, for a couple of thousand, you could buy a lot of chocolate bars.

09:27It's not my hand. You've got a lot of things to do and not much time.

09:37It's terrible.

09:39Yes, it was. But he was trying to kill you.

09:53Didn't you find out anything?

09:57Nothing we don't already know.

09:59Except the man we're supposed to meet is more important than we thought.

10:03Can we make it into him?

10:05No. I hope the guy isn't punctual.

10:09You think they're mean to kill him?

10:11I wouldn't put it past him.

10:13He's a guy that froze.

10:23Drive straight on and park somewhere out of sight.

10:25I don't know.

10:27I don't know.

10:29We're a little early.

10:31Not to worry. I'm in no hurry.

10:33Okay, on your way.

10:55I don't know.

11:05I don't know.

11:07I don't know.

11:09I don't know.

11:11We'll see who he is.

11:42John Mannering?

11:52Yeah.

11:53You didn't sign your letter.

12:03Do you mind telling me who you are?

12:05Well, that's not very important, is it?

12:08I hope you don't mind.

12:10But have you got some means of identification?

12:13Oh, yes, yes, of course.

12:24I'm sorry if I be over-cautious, but I can't be too careful.

12:28Before I left France, someone tried to kidnap me.

12:32Kidnap you?

12:34Yes, it seems that they know I've got some very valuable information.

12:41And they want it very badly.

12:44But I've been told that you're an honest man, Mr. Mannering.

12:48And that you'll give me a square deal.

12:50Well, I'll do what I can.

12:52Tell me, what made you pick this place for a meeting?

12:55When I knew it, it was just a disused factory.

12:58I used to play here when I was a kid.

13:01I was surprised when I got here tonight.

13:03They're building everywhere these days.

13:05Is that the cigarette?

13:06No.

13:07No.

13:08No.

13:09My chest's delicate.

13:10Oh, I'm sorry.

13:14Well then, uh...

13:17What's this all about?

13:18Well...

13:21It's a long story.

13:23It's complicated.

13:25If it wouldn't bore you, it would be easier for me to begin at the beginning.

13:30Oh, I've got all the time in the world.

13:41Can't be far enough.

13:46We should be there.

13:47From now on, we're late.

13:51I've worked in France for years.

13:53I was a male nurse in a hospital at Nice.

13:56Then I met this Englishman,

13:59and I went to work for him.

14:01And I was with him till he died.

14:03Just a...

14:04a few months ago.

14:05Go on.

14:06He was good to me.

14:09And he swore that when he passed on,

14:11he'd leave me something of great value.

14:17Did he say what?

14:18Yes.

14:21The Corelli sword.

14:27You know of it.

14:29Oh, well, what, um, antique dealer doesn't,

14:31it was stolen 30 years ago from the Corelli collection and never recovered.

14:36That's perfectly true.

14:38My patient was the man who stole it.

14:44And it's in France?

14:45No.

14:46It's here in England,

14:48where he hid it shortly after the robbery.

14:51He never dared go back for it.

14:53Anyway, he didn't need the money.

14:54He was wealthy.

14:55And later,

14:57well, he was too sick to make the journey.

14:59But you know where the sword is?

15:01Yes.

15:03It's whereabouts

15:05are my inheritance.

15:10And, uh,

15:13you want to sell this information?

15:16Yes.

15:18Well, I think we can do a deal, Mr. White.

15:25What's the matter?

15:26How did you know?

15:27My name was White.

15:29I never signed the letter.

15:33Now, that was careless of me.

15:35How did you know?

15:37Well, you see, I've known about you for a long time.

15:39In fact, it was I who tried to kidnap you last month,

15:42and I watched every move you've made.

15:45So,

15:48why don't you just tell me everything you know?

15:51Everything you know?

15:53All.

15:55What's left of your life

15:57could become very painful.

15:59No.

16:01No.

16:02Find a phone and call the police.

16:15Okay.

16:24You know, I don't enjoy hurting people.

16:27So why don't you just tell me what I want to know,

16:29and get out and walk away from here?

16:32I can't tell you.

16:34This is the only chance I'll ever have of making any money.

16:37It's all I've got.

16:38But I'm not buying.

16:39I'm taking now.

16:40Let's start again from the beginning.

16:43Where is it?

16:46Please don't hurt me.

16:49Please don't hurt me anymore.

16:51Where is it?

16:59Come on!

17:00Come on!

17:09Hey!

17:29Yeah?

17:31Compton!

17:33Get over here, fast!

17:59Don't worry. I'm not going to hurt you.

18:01Who are you?

18:03I'm the guy you were supposed to meet.

18:05The Baron?

18:07That's right. I was hijacked on the way here.

18:09You've got to help me.

18:11Why don't you tell me what this is all about?

18:13Well, let's get out of here first.

18:15Just relax.

18:17The police should be on the way now.

18:19Now, why did you send me that note?

18:21Well, I've got certain information.

18:23Follow me.

18:53Come on.

19:11Are they coming?

19:13Not yet.

19:15What are we going to do?

19:17We're all right here for a while.

19:21There's too much open ground.

19:23If he's got a gun, he'll pick us up

19:25before we get close to him.

19:27There's got to be a way.

19:41I just had an idea.

19:47Can you see them?

19:51No, but they're still out there.

19:53The police. Why don't they come?

19:57They'll be here.

20:13What is it?

20:15Get back.

20:45you.

20:49You know, yeah, yeah.

20:53You and Steve.

20:57Yeah, well, I'm not too late.

21:01Jane is a Chairman!

21:03Oh, it's all!

21:05No, and I'm waiting for it, right?

22:07We'll get an amulet.

22:10No.

22:12It's too late.

22:14You have it.

22:16What's that?

22:17My pocket.

22:20Help me.

22:21It's important.

22:23Help me.

22:28This is what you wanted?

22:29Yes.

22:32It's important.

22:35Help.

22:41Help.

23:23Well, there's nothing in here.

23:25Nothing at all.

23:26I've checked almost all the items.

23:28You said he told you it was important.

23:30Well, I don't see how it could be.

23:31A couple of blurbs in there about yesterday's auction.

23:34They don't set off any bells.

23:35You take a look.

23:38Whatever it is, it's big.

23:40All this has got to add up to something.

23:43Got any ideas?

23:44Not many.

23:46All I know for sure is the man I was supposed to meet had some information.

23:49Some other people knew it, too.

23:52Who those people are and what the information is, that we don't know.

23:55Maybe the police can identify one of them.

23:58Well, I certainly hope so.

24:03Sorry to have kept you waiting, Mr. Manoring.

24:05I had your statement typed out.

24:06Perhaps you'd like to glance at it.

24:07Yes, thank you.

24:08Did you make any identifications yet?

24:10Oh, we've made a start.

24:11The man who was shot.

24:12His name's Alan Yates.

24:13He has a record, small time.

24:15But he's been clean for the last two or three years.

24:17You know where he was working?

24:18Well, he's been unemployed for some time.

24:19His last job was as a warehouseman at Arkham Morley's.

24:23Arkham Morley?

24:24Yes, of course.

24:24You'd know him, wouldn't you, being the same line of business?

24:26Yeah, I know him.

24:27Morley's about the largest antique dealer in Europe, isn't he?

24:30Yes, and about the crookedest.

24:32He's ruining my racket.

24:33He's probably quite slounderous.

24:34We certainly don't have anything on him,

24:35but this is off the record.

24:38We do keep a wary eye on him.

24:39Well, you'll have to do more than that to nail Arkham.

24:41Nevertheless, in the eyes of the law, an honest man.

24:44I wouldn't trust him with coffee money.

24:46Well, naturally, we'll investigate,

24:47see if there's any connection between Morley and the dead man.

24:50Does the statement cover everything, Mr. Manoring?

24:53Yes, that's about it.

24:54If you'd like to sign it, I won't just end you any longer.

24:59I'll inform you of any progress we make.

25:01Yes, I'll inform you, too.

25:03I'm planning to make a little progress myself.

25:05Well, it's been quite a night.

25:16I'm beat.

25:18First thing tomorrow, I'm going to talk to Arkham Morley.

25:21This whole thing has his trademark on it.

25:24Just as long as we don't do anything more tonight.

25:26You want a cigarette?

25:27Not now.

25:28He wasn't very good at crosswords.

25:34Hmm?

25:35At least he hasn't got the same solutions as me.

25:37This is...

25:41These aren't words at all.

25:44This is it.

25:45Look.

25:54Here and here.

25:56See?

25:57Let me see that.

25:59The Crusader.

26:00Parkston House.

26:02Sussex.

26:03That certainly proves something.

26:04What?

26:05We may not know what it is, but at least we know where it is.

26:10Yeah.

26:10Maybe Arkham Morley can fill us in on that.

26:40Cut.

26:45Cut.

26:46Cut.

26:46I am sorry, darling.

26:47It just sort of slipped.

26:49Yes, it's all right, ducky.

26:50It's quite all right.

26:51Do you want me to try it again?

26:52No, I don't think so.

26:53I think we'll shoot it again after lunch.

26:54Off you go, my lovey.

26:56All right, boys.

26:56Lunch now.

26:57Now, where is Arkham Morley?

27:00Here.

27:02Arkham.

27:03Do you think you could fix this for me during the lunch break?

27:07Well, it is irreplaceable, you know.

27:09However, I'll work my fingers to the bone.

27:12That's exactly what I want.

27:14Mr. Morley.

27:15Yeah?

27:15Main gate just rang, sir.

27:17There's a Mr. Mannering asking to see you.

27:21Mannering.

27:23Yes, yes, I'll see him here.

27:25Tell my assistant to join me, will you?

27:39Is Morley an actor, too?

27:45What an actor?

27:47No, he's giving technical advice on a film featuring antiques.

27:51He may be a crook, but he knows his business.

27:52Uh, you'd better wait here.

28:07I won't be long.

28:10Let's go.

28:40My dear John, how delightful.

29:06Hello, Arkin.

29:08Why, such a long time since we met.

29:11It was when I outbid you for the Matisse, wasn't it?

29:15No, I believe it was when I outbid you for the Pissarro.

29:20Yes.

29:21Oh, yes, yes, of course.

29:23Well, now you're here, perhaps you'd care to look around.

29:26I don't suppose you get much chance to see this end of the trade, do you?

29:29No, I always refer them to you.

29:35What did you want to see me about, John?

29:37You ought to know.

29:38Well, I am superbly accomplished in many things, but I am not a mind reader.

29:45I shall sit down and get to the point.

29:47Care for a cigarette, John?

29:58No, thank you.

30:07Well, John, what's it all about?

30:09I ran into some weirdos last night, stocking masks and a whole bit.

30:15They gave me a pretty good going over.

30:17Well, you do seem to associate with the most unattractive people.

30:21But not by choice.

30:22Are you suggesting I have something to do with this?

30:25Oh, don't be sensitive, Arkin.

30:26I didn't say that.

30:28Well, I say what you mean.

30:29The object of this hijacking was to keep me from getting a certain address.

30:33But it didn't work.

30:34The man I was supposed to meet was killed.

30:36But not before he managed to tell me everything.

30:38So that makes...

30:41this address...

30:43worth a great deal of money.

30:44Are you interested?

30:53Well, it's...

30:54possible.

31:01If the price was right.

31:05Well, are you buying?

31:07I won't beat about the bush, John.

31:10Half of whatever the sword fetches...

31:14How much would that be?

31:16Oh, come on, come on.

31:18When you are a dealer, you know perfectly well.

31:21Thirty years ago...

31:24the Corelli sword fetched a quarter of a million dollars.

31:28Since when?

31:29It must have at least nearly doubled in value.

31:32Thank you, Arkin.

31:33Not far.

31:34For telling me what this is all about.

31:36Until now, I have...

31:37I have to go.

31:38I have to go.

31:39I have to go.

31:40I have to go.

31:41I have to go.

31:42I have to go.

31:43I have to go.

31:44I have to go.

31:45I have to go.

31:46I have to go.

31:47I have to go.

31:48I have to go.

31:49I have to go.

31:50I have to go.

31:51I have to go.

31:52I have to go.

31:53I have to go.

31:54I have to go.

31:54Let's go.

32:24All right, let's go back.

32:54Where are we going?

33:09Fetch the Corelli sword.

33:11Where else?

33:13You mean Manorin gave you the address?

33:15He didn't exactly give it to me.

33:24What'd it say?

33:27Great.

33:29Turn around. We're going back.

33:31What did you find out?

33:33Paxton house has been empty for seven years. It's up for rent.

33:35Got permission to veal?

33:36We can spend as long as we like.

33:38If the Corelli sword's been hidden there for 30 years, we'll need all the time we can get.

33:44Well, maybe not. We've got a lead. The Crusader.

33:48We've got a lead. The Crusader.

33:50The Crusader.

33:51The Crusader.

33:52The Crusader.

33:53The Crusader.

33:54The Crusader.

33:55The Crusader.

33:57The Crusader.

33:58The Crusader.

33:59They got in the broken room.

34:06The Crusader.

34:09Let's go.

34:39Boris Karloff must be throwing apart.

34:53I'm not surprised they're having trouble renting this place.

34:56What are you looking for?

34:58Oh, history of the house, family records or something.

35:00Where is it supposed to be stolen from?

35:05From here.

35:06Here?

35:07Uh-huh.

35:07Well, it's pretty unlikely a thief would have left it here.

35:11I imagine that's what people thought at the time.

35:15I understand the insurance company's offered a fantastic reward for it.

35:21I hope it holds.

35:23It'd be nice to make a profit on this trip.

35:25Well, that's only incidental.

35:27Pirelli's sword shouldn't be stashed away somewhere.

35:34Hey, John.

35:36Take a look at this.

35:37Lord Simon de Bourville, the fourth Earl.

35:46An impressive-looking gent.

35:47Yes, he's the man who brought the sword home from the Holy War.

35:50Our crusader.

35:52There's supposed to be something special about this.

35:54Well, if there is, it doesn't jump out and hit you in the eye, does it?

35:57No, it doesn't.

35:59Well, it looks like it'll be a long, hard search.

36:01Look, why don't you go down to the village and get us some coffee and sandwiches?

36:04That way we can keep at it.

36:05All right.

36:06Anything to take care of?

36:07No.

36:08Anything at all.

36:08What happened to you?

36:29Did you get lost?

36:35I'm afraid I'm responsible for the delay.

36:38Do come down and join us, John.

36:39Oh, no heroics.

36:42I may not be the greatest marksman in the world, but at this range, even I couldn't miss this young lady.

36:52Close the door.

36:52John, I'm sorry.

36:56We saw the car in the village.

36:57Never mind.

36:59Well, Arkin, you're perseverance plus.

37:01How did you find your way here?

37:03Your note didn't exactly help.

37:05I do wish I could boast that it was a remarkable case of intuitive calculation on my part.

37:09However, the facts are childishly simple.

37:13I followed you.

37:15We lost you back in...

37:15Shut up.

37:16Look, why are we hanging about in the hallway?

37:18Why don't we go inside?

37:19Hmm?

37:19And you look around for somewhere good and safe where we can lock them up.

37:26I told them about the crusader, John.

37:28I'm sorry.

37:30You really mustn't blame her too much.

37:33Compton can be very persuasive.

37:35Besides which, I've been searching for the Corelli sword for many, many years.

37:40I've invested a fortune into tracking it down.

37:42I imagine so.

37:45Well, Arkin, what now?

37:47I really haven't thought very much about it.

37:49I imagine we'll have to kill you both.

37:51Oh, really?

37:52Mind you, we can think about that after we've found the sword.

37:58Ah.

38:00And here's the man responsible for it all.

38:04He could have had no conception of the death he was to cause.

38:07Merely by returning from the wars with a trophy of his victories.

38:13It's fascinating, really, isn't it?

38:15How's your Latin?

38:16My Latin?

38:17I speak it and read it with a fluency which can only come from a very superior English education.

38:23Why?

38:24Well, there's an inscription behind that.

38:26It, uh, might mean something.

38:28Really?

38:28Don't move.

38:37Don't move.

38:37Move.

38:49That is going to cost you.

38:52You, you, you can't, you can't imagine how much that is going to cost you.

38:55Do you find anywhere?

38:59Yes, there's the room downstairs.

39:01No windows and good heavy doors.

39:04Looks like a chapel or crypt or something.

39:06A crypt?

39:08How very apt.

39:10All right, let's get them down.

39:11I think you'll be comfortable.

39:21I think you'll be comfortable.

39:41Charming.

39:52Absolutely charming.

40:11Compton, what were you doing?

40:30Ah, some panelling up there, it sounded hollow.

40:33We'll have to take the whole house to pieces.

40:35We'll be here for months.

40:36Well, what other way is there?

40:37The crusader is the only clue we have.

40:39I mean, there must be something about him somewhere.

40:43Oh, come on, come on.

40:44Help me go through these documents.

41:03It's a little crowded, isn't it?

41:05It's all right.

41:06They're checking out in the morning.

41:09Well, it's our old friend, the crusader.

41:23The seal is broken on that.

41:39Oh, come on.

41:46Oh, come on.

41:53Hold on.

41:54Come on.

41:55We're getting close.

41:56Come on.

41:56Look.

41:56What doesn't he do?

41:57Let's take it.

41:59Come on.

42:01Let's take it.

42:01Come on.

42:02Let's take it.

42:04Oh, bye.

42:06It's not서.

42:06We'll be whole kids.

42:07Beautiful, isn't it?

42:12Fantastic.

42:17You know, Harkin has no future in the cloaking dagger business.

42:21Great.

42:23But how do we get out of here?

42:25You don't.

42:27Give me the sword.

42:29Quickly.

42:37Exquisite.

42:40Exquisite.

42:48All right, Compton, finish him!

43:07Oh!

43:37Oh!

43:44Not in love!

43:46Oh, my god.

43:49Oh!

43:51I'll be fine at all.

43:54I have no credit for it.

43:56My father, a father...

43:59Oh my God.

44:02And there's a fourth letter I was dernier...

44:05Oh, my God.

44:35Oh, my God.

45:05Oh, my God.

45:07You all right?

45:09Thanks, Al.

45:45Like you said, Arkin, you're not the best shot in the world.

45:49Why don't you come out in the open?

45:51I can afford to wait.

45:53The way I figure it, you've only got two shots left.

45:56Well, one will be enough.

45:58So now you've got one.

46:08So now you've got one.

46:10Well, I can.

46:12That's it.

46:16Well, I can.

46:18That's it.

46:20Well, I can.

46:21That's it.

46:22Well, let's do a deal.

46:24No deal.

46:26What do you want from me?

46:28It's you I want, Arkin.

46:29I'm taking you in.

46:30Well, Arkin, that's it.

46:45Let's do a deal.

46:46No deal.

46:49What do you want from me?

46:52It's you I want, Arkin.

46:54I'm taking you in.

47:00Let's go.

47:30Let's go.

48:00Let's go.

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