The Captain's Paradise
- Year:
- 1953
- 94 min
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[ Screeching ]
[ Shouting ]
[ Shouting Commands
In Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Shouting Command
In Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
- [ Gunshots ]
- [ Screeching ]
[ Horn Blows ]
[ Spanish ]
WITH THEIR DUTIES.
SI, MI CAPITAN.
OF CAPTAIN ST. JAMES.
EXCUSE ME--
NO. PLEASE. FOR PASSENGERS,
THE BRIDGE, NEVER.
NOT NOW.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE.
THANK YOU.
SHIP IS YOURS.
SUS ORDERES, MI CAPITAN.
IF I'M WANTED,
I'M IN MY CABIN.
I'M VERY SORRY
TO BOTHER YOU--
[ Door Closes ]
AH, PLEASE.
CAPTAIN,
IT'S VITALLY IMPORTANT.
DID YOU SAY:
CAPTAIN ST. JAMES ?
NOW, PLEASE GO.
WELL, I'M LAWRENCE ST. JAMES,
CAPTAIN HENRY ST. JAMES'S
UNCLE.
I DON'T CARE IF YOU'RE--
HIS UNCLE ?
YES. AND I'VE COME
BUT-- DO YOU MEAN
WELL, THAT WREATH
AND, UH, THE FLAG ?
YES.
BULLETS.
HE WAS EXECUTED,
FIVE MINUTES AGO.
EXECUTED ?
WHY ?
A GREAT SOUL.
A GREAT MIND.
YES, BUT--
A GENIUS.
ONE DAY, THE WORLD
HIS WHAT ?
HIS SEARCH FOR:
OH, DON'T TELL ME
STILL ?
BUT THERE:
WAS ALWAYS A FLAW.
TIBET, EVEN AUSTRALIA.
AUSTRALIA ?
SPENT A WHOLE YEAR
AMONG THE ABORIGINES.
AS HE GOT OLDER.
WHERE ?
YES, RIGHT HERE
PERHAPS.
FOR GOODNESS' SAKE, CAPTAIN,
PERHAPS IT IS FATE,
YOU COMING HERE LIKE THIS TODAY,
ON THE VERY DAY THAT HE IS GONE.
OF HIS GENIUS.
YES, YES, YES.
TO A GREAT MAN.
CAPTAIN HENRY ST. JAMES.
[ Horn Blowing ]
[ Captain ]
AND A GREAT SEAMAN.
HUNDREDS OF TIMES
OUT OF GIBRALTAR.
NEVER A SCRATCH.
[ Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Horn Blows ]
- [ Spanish ]
- [ Spanish ]
[ Horn Blows ]
SHE'S ALL YOURS, RICCO.
VERY GOOD, CAPTAIN.
[ Bell Clanging ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
GOOD MORNING.
OH, CAPTAIN.
6:
15 TOMORROW EVENING.YOU SEE, WE'VE NEVER BEEN
WE LOVED:
SPAIN AND GIBRALTAR,
IS A FASCINATING COUNTRY.
MY DADDY'S A SAILOR,
LIKE YOU.
REALLY ?
THE PASSENGER LIST, SIR.
LATER.
OH, CAPTAIN.
I'M SUSAN DAILEY.
SUSAN DAILEY:
AND DAPHNE BLIGH.
AT DINNER.
EVENING,CAPITAN.
EVENING, PEDRO.
GOOD EVENING, SENORS.
GOOD EVENING.
[ Speaking Arabic ]
GOOD EVENING, GENTLEMEN.
UH, PROFESSOR, WILL YOU
SIT HERE. MR. SALMON.
EXCUSE ME ONE MOMENT.
GOOD EVENING.
HELLO.
GOOD EVENING, CAPTAIN.
I HOPE YOU'RE
ENJOYING YOUR TRIP.
I CAN THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND
THE BROWN WINDSOR SOUP.
UH, PROFESSOR EBBART,
MR. JAMES SALMON,
SENOR LOPEZ,
MONSIEUR ATIER, DR. LIGHTLY.
8:
00 POSITION, CAPTAIN.OH, THANK YOU, RICCO.
I INTRODUCE MYSELF, LADIES.
CHIEF OFFICER RICCO.
I'M MISS DAILEY
TO YOU... CARLOS.
AND MISS BLIGH.
BUT SURELY, PROFESSOR,
HISTORY IS A MATTER
OF ACCEPTED FACT--
OF PROVEN EVENTS.
IS MAKING, I SUGGEST, WAS--
OH, CERTAINLY. TWICE.
[ Chuckles ]
POINTS OF VIEW.
[ Captain Talking,
Indistinct ]
STRANGE. CAPTAIN
GOOD TALK. CLEVER TALK.
MEN'S TALK.
BUT FOR ME, I LIKE--
OH, DON'T TELL ME.
I'VE GUESSED.
WE'RE SO LIMITED
IN OPPORTUNITY.
BUT WHY ?
WELL, LOOK AT ME.
AND MY LECTURES.
TO DR. LIGHTLY,
TO HIS LABORATORY
AND HIS TEST TUBES.
AND TO YOU, CAPTAIN,
TIED TO YOUR SHIP.
RUNNING TO AND FRO--
GIBRALTAR, KALIK,
KALIK, GIBRALTAR.
IT DEPENDS WHICH
YOU OR LIFE.
SOME SHERRY, PROFESSOR ?
THANK YOU.
YOU SAID SOMETHING ABOU A KEY, CAPTAIN ?
RICCO, AN OLD PROVERB.
WELL, I THINK
GOOD NIGHT.
SORRY ABOUT YOU:
LOSING YOUR KEY, CAPTAIN.
I HAVEN'T LOST IT, RICCO.
I'LL BE IN MY CABIN, AS USUAL.
GOOD NIGHT, SIR.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Speaking Spanish ]
GOOD EVENING, CAPTAIN.
GOOD EVENING, RICCO.
IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN.
A GOOD EVENING, CAPTAIN.
YES, RICCO, IT MUST.
WELL, YOU KNOW
WHERE TO FIND ME.
YES. GOOD NIGHT, CAPTAIN.
AH,SENOR CAPITAN.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
CAPTAIN.
THEY SAY THEY'VE
LOOKED EVERYWHERE.
WHAT TAX ?
THE "LOST LUGGAGE" TAX.
FIFTY ?
FIFTY PESETAS.
FIFTY ?
CINCUENTA.
[ Man ]
CINCUENTA PESETAS, SENOR.
AH, GRACIAS. GRACIAS.
MUCHAS GRACIAS.
AH.
[ Spanish ]
IT'S AN OLD KALIK
CUSTOMS' CUSTOM.
AH, CAPITAN.
QUANTO ?
[ Speaking Spanish ]
THIS DOES THE JOB.
OH, CAPTAIN, PLEASE.
I'LL WRAP IT UP, YEAH.
OH, WE CAN'T UNDERSTAND
A WORD HE'S SAYING.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
UH, HE'S SUGGESTING
WELL. HE'S A COOL CUSTOMER.
IT'S A WARM COUNTRY.
OH, CAPTAIN, WOULDN'T YOU
UNFORTUNATELY,
AH,CAPITAN,HERE IT IS.
[ Arabic ]
AH,CAPITAN.
GOOD NIGHT.
NO, ABSALOM,
GOOD EVENING.
HOW'S SMUGGLING--
UH, BUSINESS ?
IT IS FINE, CAPTAIN. JUST FINE.
LOTS OF PEOPLE,
LOTS OF TAXI DRIVE,
LITTLE MONEY SAVED.
BUT I HAVE PLANNINGS, CAPTAIN.
YOU WAIT. YOU SEE.
TAXI, GOOD-BYE, ABSALOM.
AH, TAXI... GOOD-BYE.
[ Laughing ]
YES, PLEASE, ABSALOM.
[ Horn Honking ]
[ Honking Continues ]
[ Spanish ]
AH,CAPITAN.
[ Spanish ]
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