Flannelfoot (1953)
Stuart Lindsell: Lord Wexford
Quotes
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Lord Wexford : [he enters the pub] Whisky, please, Miss, large one. 'Pon my soul, if it isn't young Harry Fitzgerald. Well, how are you my boy?
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Lord Wexford, I'm glad to see you again, Sir.
Lord Wexford : Here, have a drink. Fill that up, whatever it is.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Light ale.
Lord Wexford : Now, where have you been hiding all these years?
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Well, things weren't so good for us after father died so I don't hit the high spots like a used to.
Lord Wexford : Reformed character, eh? Well, here we are,
[he hands Fitzgerald his drink]
Lord Wexford : Well, here's joy.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Cheers!
Lord Wexford : We couldn't have met at a better time. This is going to be quite a night.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Oh, yeah?
Lord Wexford : Yes, this is where Fleet Street shows Scotland Yard what's what.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Oh, really?
Lord Wexford : Yeah, you know what these policemen are - good fellows, conscientious - but solid bone from the neck up.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Mmm... very solid, yes.
Lord Wexford : Look, keep this to yourself but my friends and I are hoping to pull off something that Scotland Yard has failed to do for months... yes, we're going to lay that scoundrel Flannelfoot by the heels.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Well, that's most astonishing.
Lord Wexford : You know I have a sort of feeling that Scotland Yard are going to look pretty silly before the night's finished.
[they both laugh]
policeman : Excuse me, Sergeant, Superintendent Carter would like a word with you on the phone.
Sgt. Fitzgerald : Oh, thanks, Pat. Excuse me, won't you, Sir?
Lord Wexford : Superintendent...? Then who...?
policeman : That's Detective Sergeant Fitzgerald, Sir.