The greatest master of chess who ever lived. A Frenchman, naturellement! Come along and...
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Conductor 71:
[71 has returned to give Peter the news on his request for an appeal against being "conducted" to the other world. 71 is looking at the book on chess that Peter was reading when 71 disturbed him: My Best Games of Chess: 1924-1937 by Alexander Alekhine]
This looks good. Peter Carter:
Very good. Do you know the author? Conductor 71:
No, but I often have a game with Philidor. Peter Carter:
Philidor? Conductor 71:
The greatest master of chess who ever lived. A Frenchman, naturellement! Come along and I'll introduce you
[71 has returned to give Peter the news on his request for an appeal against being "conducted" to the other world. 71 is looking at the book on chess that Peter was reading when 71 disturbed him: My Best Games of Chess: 1924-1937 by Alexander Alekhine]
This looks good. Peter Carter:
Very good. Do you know the author? Conductor 71:
No, but I often have a game with Philidor. Peter Carter:
Philidor? Conductor 71:
The greatest master of chess who ever lived. A Frenchman, naturellement! Come along and I'll introduce you
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Looks good Very good Know the author
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No but I often have a game with Philidor
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Philidor The greatest chess master ever
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A Frenchman Come along and I'll introduce you
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Movie Summary
A British wartime aviator who cheats death must argue for his life before a celestial court, hoping to prolong his fledgling romance with an American girl.
Actors
Conductor 71
Peter Carter
