No, I wouldn't do that. He's my father
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Mrs. Smith:
[speaking of the gravely injured Mackintosh]
There is a letter. He always writes one. It's to be given to the Prime Minister in case of his death. Joseph Rearden:
Well, who's got it? Mrs. Smith:
His solicitor. Joseph Rearden:
Well, get it! Tell him it's an emergency! Mrs. Smith:
An act of Parliament couldn't open that envelope before he dies. Joseph Rearden:
Fly to London. Smother Mackintosh with his pillow. Mrs. Smith:
No, I wouldn't do that. He's my father
[speaking of the gravely injured Mackintosh]
There is a letter. He always writes one. It's to be given to the Prime Minister in case of his death. Joseph Rearden:
Well, who's got it? Mrs. Smith:
His solicitor. Joseph Rearden:
Well, get it! Tell him it's an emergency! Mrs. Smith:
An act of Parliament couldn't open that envelope before he dies. Joseph Rearden:
Fly to London. Smother Mackintosh with his pillow. Mrs. Smith:
No, I wouldn't do that. He's my father
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There is a Ietter He aIways writes one
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It's to be given to the Prime Minister in case of his death
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WeII who's got it His soIicitor
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WeII get it TeII him it's an emergency
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An act of ParIiament couIdn't open that enveIope before he dies
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FIy to London Smother Mackintosh with his piIIow
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No I wouIdn't do that He's my father
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Movie Summary
A member of British Intelligence assumes a fictitious criminal identity and allows himself to be caught, imprisoned, and freed in order to infiltrate a spy organization and expose a traitor.
Actors
Mrs. Smith
Rearden
