The Protectors  S01E26 - A Case for the Right - video Dailymotion

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00:00Oh

00:30You are Harry Rule?

00:32Mm-hmm.

00:33And you are?

00:34This letter of authority from my embassy will introduce me as a person of responsibility.

00:44Hmm?

00:47Doesn't mention your name.

00:48I regret that cannot be revealed at this time.

00:52You're a very cautious man.

00:54To hire a boat all to ourselves?

00:57Helps me relax.

01:00Handcuffs.

01:07Key.

01:17What's in the case?

01:19The salvation of Italy, my friend.

01:21Which cannot be revealed at this time.

01:23So you just want me to take this to Italy, you know?

01:26Exactly.

01:26Now, inside are the plane tickets and the address to which the case must be delivered.

01:33I'll need diplomatic immunity to get this through customs.

01:36Also in the envelope.

01:39Goodbye.

01:47Goodbye, Mr. Rule.

01:49Good luck.

01:50Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:52Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:54Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:55Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:56Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:57Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:58Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

01:59Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:00Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:01Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:02Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:03Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:04Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:05Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:06Goodbye, Mr. Gabbin.

02:07I...

02:37Oh, yeah.

03:07Is this?

03:17Yeah.

03:29Forget it.

03:30You ain't gonna crack that one.

03:37Maria, Contessa.

03:39Grazie, Maria.

03:41Contessa Di Contini.

03:42Hi, Caroline.

03:44Harry, I got your cable.

03:45When will you arrive?

03:46My plane gets in at 10.05, Carol.

03:49That sounds like the start of a very bad cold.

03:52No, it isn't a cold.

03:53It's just some water sports out of season.

03:55That sounds intriguing.

03:56You said there was something you wanted me to check.

03:58Yes, there is one thing.

04:00Have you got a pad?

04:02Just a minute.

04:04Fire away.

04:05The address is Villa Bianca, Villa Appiantica, Roma.

04:14Check it out.

04:15Find out who pays the rent and calls it home, okay?

04:17That shouldn't be too difficult.

04:19Can you meet me at the airport?

04:21No, I'll send a car.

04:22The driver will know where to take you.

04:24Have a good flight.

04:25All right, I'll see him.

04:29Listen, throw this key in the safe.

04:32Traveling with it might tempt some people.

04:34You sleep like that?

04:37I've grown very attached to it.

04:39All right.

04:55All right.

04:57THE END

05:27THE END

05:57NOT A BAD PLACE FOR A BATH

06:03BLAST THE POLITIA

06:19NO NEED TO GIVE THEM A HARD TIME

06:28JUST PULL UP

06:38JUST PULL UP

06:42THEY WANT US OUT

06:59GOD YOU'RE UGLY

07:04NON PALARI

07:05AH

07:06I'D SAY THEY DON'T SPREAK IN INGLASE

07:08I'D SAY THEY DON'T SMELL LIKE FUZZ

07:10THAT ME OF LA VALIDIA

07:12YOU HEAR THAT HARRY

07:13HE WANTS YOUR CASE

07:14IT'S NOT MINE TO GIVE

07:16IN THAT CASE

07:17NO CASE

07:18READY?

07:19READY WHEN YOU ARE C.C.

07:20COSTUME RANDALL

07:31AND IN NO CONDITION

07:33TO ANSWER QUESTIONS

07:34NEITHER ARE WE

07:35THOSE SHOULD FIT

07:43THEY'RE THE SAME AS SUPPIES

07:44LET'S GO AND GET SOME SONS

07:48THAT ADDRESS I GAVE YOU TO CHECK

07:54CARPIANO

07:56SAYS SECURO

07:58CAO CARO

08:00THAT'S INTERESTING

08:04IT'S A NOT IMMODEST VILLA

08:06ON THE VIA APIA ANTICA

08:08OWNED BY A PRINCE CARPIANO

08:10OLD FAMILY ESTATE

08:11NEW LOVE NEST

08:12ANYTHING ELSE WE SHOULD KNOW?

08:14ONLY HIS REPUTATION

08:16MONEY, MISTRESSES, MEGALAMANIA

08:18SOME SORT OF OBSCURE POLITICAL AMBITIONS

08:21TELL ME WHY I HAVE TO TAKE MY WATER SPORTS IN THE THAMS

08:29IN THE CITY OF ETERNAL GOSSIP

08:46IT'S SURPRISING HOW LITTLE IS KNOWN

08:48ABOUT PRINCE CARPIANO

08:49CARPIANO

08:51CARPIANO

08:52THAT'S A GOOD OLD ROMAN NAME

08:53THAT'S RIGHT

08:54THEY WERE BABYSITTERS FOR ROMULUS AND REMUS

09:01THE NAME LOST SOME OF ITS LUSTER DURING WORLD WAR II

09:03WHEN THE PRINCE BECAME TOO COZY WITH THE WRONG SIDE

09:07BUT THEN MANY RESPECTABLE FAMILIES WERE

09:10SO WHAT SIDE IS HE ON NOW?

09:13HIS WIFE DIED ABOUT EIGHT YEARS AGO

09:15RICH AMERICAN BANKING FAMILY

09:17SINCE THEN HE'S DROPPED OUT OF THE PUBLIC EYE

09:19AND HIRED A PRIVATE EYE

09:21AND HIRED A PRIVATE EYE

09:23AND HIRED A PRIVATE EYE

09:25AND HIRED A PRIVATE EYE

09:27THANK YOU

09:31THANK YOU

09:32Anyone at home?

10:02I don't know when to accept delivery.

10:17Senor Harry Rue.

10:22Thoughtful.

10:25Just might open the case.

10:30By opening this case, you've not only satisfied your curiosity but ended any possibility of

10:45your future usefulness to us.

10:49Harry, it's ticking.

10:52Get that handcuff off.

10:59All right, I'll...

11:01Harry, I want to stay.

11:03Harry, let me stay!

11:05Get the damn thing off!

11:07Harry!

11:09Harry!

11:11Harry!

11:12Harry, for God's sake, let me in!

11:15Harry, please, please, let me in!

11:19Harry!

11:20Come out of this!

11:23Harry, let me...

11:25Harry!

11:26Harry, let me in!

11:30Harry!

11:31Harry!

11:32Please, let me in!

11:34Harry, for God's sake, come out of there!

11:37Harry, let me in!

11:38Harry, let me in!

11:39Harry, let me in!

11:40Harry, let me in!

11:56What was the point of bringing you all the way to Rome just to kill you?

11:59They weren't after me.

12:00That was just decoy.

12:02To lead someone on the wrong scent.

12:03Which means that somewhere, someone else...

12:06Is carrying another dispatch case full of something rather important to Prince Carpiano.

12:11Right.

12:12Important enough to consider you expendable.

12:15If you were found dead with the case,

12:18someone else gets the right case to the Prince.

12:21What do you intend to do?

12:22Find the Prince and collect my fee.

12:24Plus damages.

12:26What do you intend to do?

12:27Every time I don't see you, I forget how beautiful you are.

12:32Thank you, Fabrizio.

12:34This is Harry Rue.

12:36How are you?

12:38It's good.

12:40Please.

12:41Santa, do Negroni, please.

12:45Ah, your friends are true Roman.

12:46Fabrizio knows everyone who's doing what to anyone in Roma.

12:48He's made it his business to find out about the elusive Prince Carpiano.

12:49Oh.

12:50Go ahead.

12:51He has a reputation for giving the wildest parties in town or out of it.

12:55For a guy who's kind of shy of the limelight, how does he manage his guest list?

12:58Some of the oldest names in Roman society seem to find their way there if they can come by the proper invitations.

13:04Where would there be?

13:05Where would there be?

13:06The Carpianos, which means the Prince, are still in possession of a large estate, though it's mostly in the ruins, about five miles outside Rome in the hills.

13:17I know it.

13:18It says the family has gone from bad to perverse in the house.

13:19In the house.

13:20It has a reputation for giving the wildest parties in town or out of it.

13:22For a guy who's kind of shy of the limelight, how does he manage his guest list?

13:25Some of the oldest names in Roman society seem to find their way there if they can come by the proper invitations.

13:29Where would there be?

13:31It says the family has gone from bad to perverse in a hundred degenerations.

13:36How can we get invited to one of these parties?

13:39Would you believe it, darling?

13:41I just happened to have laid hands on a pair of invitations.

13:44Huh?

13:51They look genuine, don't they?

13:53The man who engraved them does all the best Michelangelos.

13:57Does your friend also go in for counterfeiting diplomatic credentials?

14:00To a true artist, anything is possible, amor.

14:04Well, darlings, keep the Vita Dolce.

14:07Oh, by the way, costumes son obligatori.

14:10Ciao, captain.

14:11Ciao.

14:12Well, you certainly know all the right people, love.

14:19Don't be taken in.

14:20Behind that painted facade lurks our man from Milano.

14:29One of the toughest, darling.

14:34One of the toughest, darling.

14:35How do I look?

14:37Well, if you're real good, I'll let you read the bumps on my head.

14:41Well, if you're real good, I'll let you read the bumps on my head.

14:44He he he.

14:45He he.

14:46He he.

14:47He he.

14:48He he.

14:49He he.

14:50He.

14:51He.

14:52He.

14:53He.

14:54He.

14:55He.

14:56He.

14:57He.

14:58He.

14:59He.

15:09He.

15:10He!!

15:11He.

15:12There you go.

15:42I'll go.

16:05He's still curious.

16:13What'd you tell him?

16:14Friends of the Prince.

16:20Some people seem a little lacking in carnival spirit.

16:23So I have noticed.

16:35Don't fumate.

17:03That's Carbiano.

17:06Yeah, we met before.

17:10Nice little army he's got there.

17:12Neat, but not gaudy.

17:14Bratelli del Nuovo Ordine,

17:17sapete che la nostra causa non è stata vana.

17:21La nostra revolution is now in sight.

17:24The hour for action approaches.

17:26The waiting is over.

17:27Abbiamo fatto un'offerta a certi egiziani

17:34per le armi di cui abbiamo tanto, tanto bisogno.

17:40Armi fornite,

17:41lordly,

17:43by the Soviet Union.

17:44My friends,

17:46we will soon have in our possession

17:49the cash with which to pay them

17:52the price they ask.

17:54Two million in sterling.

17:57So that was what was in the real case.

18:04Si, si, si.

18:05Si.

18:06Prego.

18:09Vittorio,

18:10va a che tu.

18:10Your car keys,

18:13just in case.

18:14They're in the car,

18:15just in case.

18:20Scusi.

18:20Fratelli del Nuovo Ordine.

18:44Just hang in here.

18:46The countess might have to make a quick exit.

18:50Fratelli,

19:00fratelli miei,

19:02troppo a lungo abbiamo atteso

19:04la chiamata

19:06del nostro nuovo ordine.

19:20I nemici della gloria.

19:41Ma ora,

19:43ora il passato

19:45sarà

19:46vindicato.

19:48La nostra

19:51identità

19:52da

19:53fratelli

19:55a

19:55fratelli.

19:56Fratelli!

20:01Bravo!

20:03Bravo!

20:05Bravo!

20:08Bravo!

20:11Bravo!

20:13Bravo!

20:14Bravo!

20:15Bravo!

20:16Bravo!

20:17Bravo!

20:18Bravo!

20:18I don´t see you, I´ll go with you.

20:28I´ll not see you, I´ll go with you.

20:39Thank you, Chino.

20:42Dame il quartier generale della Polizia in Roma.

20:50Police, Contessa?

20:52The Prince´s party will have a rather different ending from that which he planned.

21:12But well done, I just gave up.

21:13Must be a rock.

21:14Documentary monitor.

21:15With yourınıBecause

24:00Incidentally, Harry, what are you carrying around in that case?

24:02It's not another bomb.

24:04Well, something His Highness won't be needing for a while.

24:07Hmm?

24:08What are you going to do with it?

24:13First, deduct my fee.

24:17Then, uh, why don't you consider joining me in a joint account?

24:21Harry, that's dirty money.

24:23We will be landing in Geneva in five minutes.

24:25Fasten your seatbelts, please.

24:27Harry, we're on the wrong plane.

24:29I mean, this one isn't going to London.

24:31To Geneva, a city of clocks and banks.

24:36In the avenues and dowry ways,

24:58Well, the soul of the man is easy to buy.

25:04Everybody's wheelin', everybody's stealin'.

25:08Oh, the lower living high.

25:11Every city's got them.

25:13Can we ever stop them?

25:15Some of us are gonna try.

25:18Some of us are gonna try.

25:18Two steps to get.

25:23Tell me you security.

25:26One, two, three, four, five, four.

25:31Two, four, five.

25:32Six, four, five.

25:34Three, four, five.

25:39Six, four, five.

25:40Three, four, five.

25:42Ooh, five.

25:42Two, six.

25:42Three, four.

25:43Three, four, five.

25:44Four, five.

25:45One, one, two.

25:46Three, four, five.

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