TRANSCRIPT

Have you ever been in Hong Kong?
No, but I’d be happy to go there.
It’s possible you’ll go there in the near future.
We have too much money,
and we’re both trying to find ways of using it
to make our lives more interesting.
What about the smartest, most dangerous,
most vicious man in the world today?
I went through a lot of trouble to get that bird out of China.
It’s only a coincidence, but a fortunate coincidence.
Of the kind that can happen only once in a lifetime.
Fortunate for me, or for you?
Today, democracy can ebb away.
I doubt that it was an accident.
I think for the moment,
we will leave them in suspense.
I’ve come from Shanghai to speak to your chief.
China is famous for its artistic handling of torture.
You’re going to start at the office one morning
And find that all the streets signs are in Mongolian.
The man we’re interested in will be coming up
on the right hand side of the screen in a minute.
If they can provoke him into enough trouble,
the Army will step in to save the country.
That’s the music that represents victory, huh?
Or defeat. The music is the same.
I have a nasty feeling it means
someone’s gotten hold of the names
of all the Western agents in China.
The merchandise will be in the trunk of your car.
Don’t ask any questions.
Despite all the agents I assigned to protect him,
Coleman had to save himself.
He was just too smart.
Thus we dispense with the formalities
connected with crossing frontiers.
How much do you charge for murder?

Special Agent Duncan Kilburn – Sax

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