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What's going on? 13 00:01:28,115 --> 00:01:29,617 A letter for you, Captain Haddock. 14 00:01:29,659 --> 00:01:31,411 That's no reason to make so much noise! 15 00:01:31,438 --> 00:01:33,822 Well, it's just that... it's not an ordinary letter. 16 00:01:34,164 --> 00:01:37,083 It's registered post, and from Turkey. 17 00:01:37,125 --> 00:01:38,835 From Turkey? 18 00:01:40,004 --> 00:01:42,340 So, Captain, good news? 19 00:01:42,381 --> 00:01:43,717 A letter from lstanbul. 20 00:01:43,900 --> 00:01:45,010 Oh? 21 00:01:54,436 --> 00:01:56,480 Victory! 22 00:01:57,773 --> 00:01:59,441 Victory! 23 00:02:01,194 --> 00:02:02,446 Victory! 24 00:02:02,487 --> 00:02:04,990 My new fuel has been perfected. Well, almost. 25 00:02:05,031 --> 00:02:07,930 A new energy source is born - Super Cuthbertiol. 26 00:02:09,348 --> 00:02:10,662 Would you like to try it? 27 00:02:10,704 --> 00:02:12,905 No, no, thank you, Professor. I really must be going. 28 00:02:12,925 --> 00:02:14,154 You're wrong. 29 00:02:14,384 --> 00:02:16,085 Professor Calculus. 30 00:02:16,127 --> 00:02:17,837 It is my honour and privilege to tell you 31 00:02:17,879 --> 00:02:20,882 that this spectacle has gone on long enough. 32 00:02:20,924 --> 00:02:22,802 You are right, dear Captain. 33 00:02:22,843 --> 00:02:26,597 Science has just made a great, a very great, leap forward. 34 00:02:26,639 --> 00:02:28,473 Blasted little fish-man! 35 00:02:28,474 --> 00:02:30,225 When will you get it into your head... 36 00:02:30,226 --> 00:02:31,686 Your letter, Captain. 37 00:02:31,727 --> 00:02:33,438 Oh, yes, the letter. 38 00:02:41,780 --> 00:02:43,408 A thousand thundering typhoons. 39 00:02:43,450 --> 00:02:46,036 Themistocles Paparanic. 40 00:02:47,871 --> 00:02:50,916 That old pirate Paparanic. 41 00:02:50,957 --> 00:02:52,709 Oh. 42 00:02:58,633 --> 00:03:00,343 Is it serious? 43 00:03:05,457 --> 00:03:06,828 Captain Paparanic 44 00:03:07,529 --> 00:03:08,629 is dead. 45 00:03:10,145 --> 00:03:12,815 He was the best of men. 46 00:03:15,318 --> 00:03:17,028 Paparanic... 47 00:03:17,070 --> 00:03:20,469 I'll never forget our first encounter off the coast of Sumatra. 48 00:03:20,866 --> 00:03:22,234 An unholy storm. 49 00:03:23,285 --> 00:03:26,122 Waves like mountains, and his freighter was drifting. 50 00:03:26,164 --> 00:03:27,311 Engine breakdown. 51 00:03:27,624 --> 00:03:29,667 I managed to tow him. 52 00:03:29,709 --> 00:03:31,753 And since the old pirate had a nice face, 53 00:03:31,795 --> 00:03:33,796 I refused to take the rescue reward. 54 00:03:33,797 --> 00:03:38,302 It's been a good thirty years since we last saw each other. 55 00:03:38,344 --> 00:03:40,304 And now... 56 00:03:40,846 --> 00:03:42,306 He was very old? 57 00:03:42,348 --> 00:03:47,521 "Deceased in his 67th year..." 58 00:03:52,818 --> 00:03:54,111 Well, I never... 59 00:03:54,361 --> 00:03:56,947 Themistocles Paparanic has left a will, 60 00:03:56,948 --> 00:04:00,827 a will that names me as his sole heir? 61 00:04:01,027 --> 00:04:02,829 His heir? 62 00:04:03,922 --> 00:04:05,442 Professor! 63 00:04:05,643 --> 00:04:06,843 Professor! 64 00:04:06,883 --> 00:04:08,436 Did you hear what's happened? 65 00:04:08,477 --> 00:04:10,038 I've inherited a boat! 66 00:04:10,428 --> 00:04:12,265 Absolutely, Captain. 67 00:04:12,607 --> 00:04:15,989 With my new fuel, this table will be able to do 50 an hour! 68 00:04:16,536 --> 00:04:19,177 I'm not talking to you about this table! I'm talking about my boat! 69 00:04:19,515 --> 00:04:20,641 BOAT! 70 00:04:20,683 --> 00:04:25,062 Oh, naturally, with boats it's a different problem... 71 00:04:25,104 --> 00:04:27,231 But I'll think about it. 72 00:04:27,273 --> 00:04:31,132 The ship is called the Golden Fleece. It's anchored at lstanbul. 73 00:05:22,535 --> 00:05:24,128 You realise, Captain, 74 00:05:24,170 --> 00:05:26,589 that it is clearly specified in the will 75 00:05:26,631 --> 00:05:28,132 that in accepting the inheritance, 76 00:05:28,174 --> 00:05:31,010 you undertake to honour the contracts that were in force 77 00:05:31,072 --> 00:05:34,907 at the time of Commander Paparanic's death. 78 00:05:34,999 --> 00:05:36,684 We know. The other lawyer told us. 79 00:05:36,767 --> 00:05:38,978 Those are the terms. 80 00:06:01,628 --> 00:06:05,007 Ah, it's glorious! Don't you think so, Snowy? 81 00:06:06,425 --> 00:06:08,469 When I think that dear Professor Calculus 82 00:06:08,489 --> 00:06:10,304 is shut up in his laboratory... 83 00:06:11,264 --> 00:06:13,767 Well, he promised to meet us in Athens, 84 00:06:13,809 --> 00:06:16,045 the Golden Fleece's first port of call. 85 00:06:16,145 --> 00:06:19,045 And from there, we'll all go back home together, 86 00:06:19,156 --> 00:06:21,993 carried by the winds and the Captain's whims. 87 00:06:46,520 --> 00:06:47,738 Where's my boat, then? 88 00:06:47,780 --> 00:06:49,207 That's it there, Captain. 89 00:06:49,949 --> 00:06:51,041 That's the Golden Fleece. 90 00:06:52,009 --> 00:06:53,094 What? 91 00:06:54,445 --> 00:06:55,873 You're not trying to tell me that 92 00:06:55,914 --> 00:06:57,816 that miserable heap of scrap metal...! 93 00:06:57,866 --> 00:06:58,866 The Golden Fleece, 94 00:06:59,020 --> 00:07:00,220 130-ton freighter, 95 00:07:00,844 --> 00:07:01,954 flies the Turkish flag, 96 00:07:02,496 --> 00:07:03,611 built in 1913, 97 00:07:04,112 --> 00:07:06,313 listed in the Istanbul Shipping Register 98 00:07:06,514 --> 00:07:08,914 under number 6520. 99 00:07:30,014 --> 00:07:31,714 Clearly, it's not a boat that's much to look at. 100 00:07:31,814 --> 00:07:32,814 What do you think, Snowy? 101 00:07:33,715 --> 00:07:34,915 Come on, show some spirit! 102 00:07:35,491 --> 00:07:37,459 Here, boy! Up! Up! 103 00:07:42,440 --> 00:07:43,742 Hello! 104 00:07:44,583 --> 00:07:45,786 Any bites? 105 00:07:46,486 --> 00:07:47,797 Oh, just like that... 106 00:07:50,858 --> 00:07:52,181 Are you the new boss? 107 00:07:52,302 --> 00:07:55,743 No, I'm Tintin, a friend of Captain Haddock. 108 00:07:56,605 --> 00:07:59,553 Paparanic, ha, now there was a captain. 109 00:07:59,952 --> 00:08:01,212 Drank like a fish. 110 00:08:02,012 --> 00:08:03,673 It had just gone at midnight. 111 00:08:04,014 --> 00:08:07,193 He'd put away a litre of rum chatting away with Romulus. 112 00:08:07,545 --> 00:08:09,530 He fell down there, on the deck. 113 00:08:09,771 --> 00:08:12,482 Bam, he was dead. 114 00:08:12,524 --> 00:08:14,526 Filthy... 115 00:08:15,920 --> 00:08:18,131 A billion bilious blistering barnacles! 116 00:08:21,125 --> 00:08:22,286 Who's this, then? 117 00:08:22,427 --> 00:08:23,557 Captain Haddock. 118 00:08:23,628 --> 00:08:25,038 Good morning, Captain. 119 00:08:25,345 --> 00:08:26,278 I've just visited the hold. 120 00:08:26,345 --> 00:08:27,345 Worthless cargo. 121 00:08:27,382 --> 00:08:30,085 As for this rust bucket, I wouldn't give two cents for it. 122 00:08:30,146 --> 00:08:32,317 Let's have a look at the cabin anyway. 123 00:08:50,065 --> 00:08:51,735 A billion bilious blistering barnacles! 124 00:08:51,776 --> 00:08:53,445 May I, Captain? 125 00:09:25,471 --> 00:09:26,486 Come on... 126 00:09:26,732 --> 00:09:28,525 No need to be scared, it's just Romulus. 127 00:09:29,067 --> 00:09:30,527 Another present from Themistocles. 128 00:09:30,769 --> 00:09:31,787 Where is the crew? 129 00:09:31,829 --> 00:09:32,847 All of them left. 130 00:09:32,989 --> 00:09:34,541 You can well imagine, my dear Tintin, 131 00:09:34,583 --> 00:09:36,810 that the inmates of this floating coffin 132 00:09:36,850 --> 00:09:38,787 jumped ship at the first opportunity... 133 00:09:39,996 --> 00:09:42,207 When's the next plane to Paris? 134 00:09:42,248 --> 00:09:44,335 What about the call of the sea, Captain? 135 00:09:44,377 --> 00:09:46,504 Can you see me sailing this rust bucket? 136 00:09:46,853 --> 00:09:47,853 No! 137 00:09:48,738 --> 00:09:50,833 I'm going back to Marlinspike. 138 00:10:01,562 --> 00:10:03,188 Sorry, my old friend... 139 00:10:03,230 --> 00:10:06,610 It's good of you to think of me, but frankly... 140 00:10:07,693 --> 00:10:08,693 No 141 00:10:16,537 --> 00:10:17,914 So? 142 00:10:17,955 --> 00:10:20,124 Well, the Captain is a bit disappointed. 143 00:10:20,166 --> 00:10:21,918 It's true that the Golden Fleece 144 00:10:21,960 --> 00:10:24,003 is no longer in its first flush of youth, 145 00:10:24,045 --> 00:10:27,842 which is why the offer that Mr. Karabin has come to make in person 146 00:10:27,883 --> 00:10:29,802 will certainly be of interest to you. 147 00:10:30,627 --> 00:10:31,762 Anton Karabin. 148 00:10:32,304 --> 00:10:35,182 Gentlemen, Captain Paparanic was a friend to me. 149 00:10:35,224 --> 00:10:37,227 I would like to keep this boat. 150 00:10:37,311 --> 00:10:40,272 I'll offer you 400,000 Turkish pounds for it. 151 00:10:40,614 --> 00:10:43,991 400,000 Turkish pounds is an exceptional offer. 152 00:10:44,510 --> 00:10:45,920 That's 20 million francs. 153 00:10:46,061 --> 00:10:47,706 20 million francs! 154 00:10:47,947 --> 00:10:51,159 If this gentleman has a thing for antiques, it's not for me to... 155 00:10:51,201 --> 00:10:52,744 Wait! 156 00:10:52,786 --> 00:10:54,488 The Captain still has 15 days 157 00:10:54,529 --> 00:10:56,715 to accept or refuse the inheritance, doesn't he? 158 00:10:56,857 --> 00:10:58,009 15 days, yes. 159 00:10:58,251 --> 00:11:01,346 Well then, we have plenty of time to consider this offer. 160 00:11:01,347 --> 00:11:02,534 Right, Captain? 161 00:11:02,635 --> 00:11:03,678 Yes. 162 00:11:03,798 --> 00:11:06,091 Listen, gentlemen, I am a very busy man. 163 00:11:06,092 --> 00:11:09,054 This boat is of great sentimental value to me. 164 00:11:09,096 --> 00:11:12,182 This is my final offer: 600,000 Turkish pounds. 165 00:11:12,224 --> 00:11:13,892 30 million francs. 166 00:11:13,976 --> 00:11:15,477 It's not worth half that. 167 00:11:16,061 --> 00:11:19,107 Mr. Karabin, your offer needs thinking over. 168 00:11:20,358 --> 00:11:23,612 Yes. It is difficult for me to sell to a friend 169 00:11:23,653 --> 00:11:26,656 what dear Themistocles himself gave to me as a gift. 170 00:11:26,823 --> 00:11:30,286 I hope, for both of our sakes, to receive a positive answer. 171 00:11:30,328 --> 00:11:31,456 Give these gentlemen my card. 172 00:11:31,364 --> 00:11:32,364 I'll see you shortly. 173 00:11:43,134 --> 00:11:45,720 30 million francs for this rust bucket. 174 00:11:47,138 --> 00:11:49,056 That man is completely mad. 175 00:11:49,098 --> 00:11:51,602 Hmm... He doesn't give that impression, Captain. 176 00:11:51,643 --> 00:11:55,772 And I don't trust his way of mixing feelings and figures. 177 00:12:01,780 --> 00:12:02,947 So it's all settled, then? 178 00:12:02,989 --> 00:12:06,451 I'll write to Professor Calculus that we're going back to Marlinspike? 179 00:12:15,844 --> 00:12:17,772 Captain, you're being called. 180 00:12:21,300 --> 00:12:22,553 Are you asleep, Captain? 181 00:12:23,107 --> 00:12:24,587 Huh, you were saying? 182 00:12:24,588 --> 00:12:25,840 You're being called. 183 00:12:29,067 --> 00:12:31,562 What does this bashi-bazouk want from me? 184 00:12:46,287 --> 00:12:49,457 Hello, yes, that's me. 185 00:12:50,708 --> 00:12:52,252 What? 186 00:12:52,335 --> 00:12:53,671 But... 187 00:12:53,754 --> 00:12:55,464 Is this a joke? But... 188 00:12:55,506 --> 00:12:57,341 A billion blistering barnacles! 189 00:12:57,383 --> 00:12:59,218 But... Really, sir... 190 00:12:59,301 --> 00:13:00,720 But... Hey! 191 00:13:00,803 --> 00:13:02,513 Oh, oh! 192 00:13:03,055 --> 00:13:04,217 Thundering typhoons! 193 00:13:12,097 --> 00:13:12,997 A wrong number? 194 00:13:13,045 --> 00:13:13,845 No, not a wrong number. 195 00:13:13,846 --> 00:13:15,955 A well-wishing friend advising me to sell the Golden Fleece 196 00:13:15,956 --> 00:13:16,856 as quickly as possible. 197 00:13:16,877 --> 00:13:17,777 For what reason? 198 00:13:17,787 --> 00:13:19,700 It seems that if we don't sell this boat, 199 00:13:19,701 --> 00:13:21,101 terrible things could happen to us. 200 00:13:21,385 --> 00:13:24,705 Why?... It's a threat! A threat! 201 00:13:25,047 --> 00:13:27,108 I'll only sell the boat if I want to! 202 00:13:27,150 --> 00:13:29,126 It's mine, isn't it?! 203 00:13:31,596 --> 00:13:34,488 What zulu invented this sewer pipe! 204 00:13:35,809 --> 00:13:37,443 Please, allow me... 205 00:13:37,444 --> 00:13:40,022 This is no doubt the first time sir has smoked the narguileh. 206 00:13:40,264 --> 00:13:41,858 Yes, the first and the last. 207 00:13:44,460 --> 00:13:47,363 You gentlemen have just arrived in lstanbul? 208 00:13:47,405 --> 00:13:48,456 This morning. 209 00:13:48,498 --> 00:13:51,366 If I could be so bold, I would be very honoured 210 00:13:51,367 --> 00:13:56,916 to be your guide and show you the hidden treasures of this great city. 211 00:13:58,926 --> 00:14:00,211 What do you think, Captain? 212 00:14:00,553 --> 00:14:02,003 Well, for once we've met someone 213 00:14:02,004 --> 00:14:03,923 who can talk about something other than the Golden Fleece... 214 00:14:03,965 --> 00:14:05,966 It's agreed, sir. 215 00:14:05,967 --> 00:14:07,761 Snowy! 216 00:16:31,938 --> 00:16:34,049 Look out, Captain! 217 00:16:47,397 --> 00:16:50,400 I'm terribly sorry, really terribly sorry. 218 00:16:50,609 --> 00:16:53,820 That's certainly the first time I've been frightened by a barrel. 219 00:17:04,582 --> 00:17:08,129 One last thing, Captain, this way. 220 00:17:09,778 --> 00:17:11,771 Today's grand finale - 221 00:17:12,216 --> 00:17:16,722 from the top of this tower, the most beautiful view of lstanbul. 222 00:17:19,141 --> 00:17:21,310 Come, gentlemen, come. 223 00:17:44,293 --> 00:17:45,837 What... We're locked in! 224 00:17:45,878 --> 00:17:47,296 Locked in? 225 00:17:47,338 --> 00:17:49,842 Mr. Malik, Mr. Malik! 226 00:17:51,319 --> 00:17:52,695 Let's try this way! 227 00:17:53,137 --> 00:17:55,043 What does this mean? Well, I never! 228 00:17:55,690 --> 00:17:56,749 Do you have a match? 229 00:17:56,891 --> 00:17:58,202 Here, in my pocket. 230 00:18:02,564 --> 00:18:03,724 Nothing broken, Captain? 231 00:18:03,766 --> 00:18:04,959 A vase. 232 00:18:05,101 --> 00:18:06,119 Yours. 233 00:18:08,487 --> 00:18:10,323 This way, quick! 234 00:18:59,819 --> 00:19:01,297 We have to block their path. 235 00:19:01,339 --> 00:19:03,049 Yes. Yes. 236 00:19:07,095 --> 00:19:09,639 We'll find a way to get out of here. 237 00:19:11,182 --> 00:19:13,143 Gunners, to the cannons! 238 00:19:13,727 --> 00:19:14,812 Fire! 239 00:19:15,646 --> 00:19:17,147 Port side! 240 00:19:17,231 --> 00:19:18,858 Fire! 241 00:19:18,941 --> 00:19:20,568 Starboard side! Fire! 242 00:20:48,240 --> 00:20:50,206 I can explain, it's all a misunderstanding. 243 00:20:50,207 --> 00:20:52,913 You got them into this ambush. You have to get them out of it. 244 00:20:52,954 --> 00:20:54,706 But what do you want me to do? 245 00:20:54,748 --> 00:20:57,210 You're going to tell them that the police are coming. 246 00:21:08,514 --> 00:21:09,514 Ostrogoths! 247 00:21:10,182 --> 00:21:12,768 Illiterates! Ectoplasms! 248 00:21:13,268 --> 00:21:14,519 Vermicelli! 249 00:21:14,561 --> 00:21:16,520 Subspecies of narguileh! 250 00:21:16,521 --> 00:21:19,691 They left thanks to me. You see I'm not a bad man. 251 00:21:19,692 --> 00:21:22,153 Yes. I do work as a guide for foreigners. 252 00:21:22,195 --> 00:21:24,696 They gave me ten pounds to show you around the city. 253 00:21:24,697 --> 00:21:25,907 Who gave you ten pounds? 254 00:21:25,949 --> 00:21:27,200 A man in a caf�. 255 00:21:27,242 --> 00:21:28,493 You don't know his name, of course... 256 00:21:28,535 --> 00:21:32,122 All I can tell you is that he gave me this paper, here, in my pocket. 257 00:21:32,123 --> 00:21:34,709 You see... it's our tour route. 258 00:21:36,168 --> 00:21:37,336 Argh... Blasted...! 259 00:21:37,378 --> 00:21:38,629 Let him go, Captain. 260 00:21:38,671 --> 00:21:41,175 We won't get anything more out of him. 261 00:22:08,496 --> 00:22:10,290 A message, my Captain. 262 00:22:19,675 --> 00:22:22,120 900,000 pounds! The bids are getting higher! 263 00:22:22,162 --> 00:22:24,221 But what on earth do they see in this boat? 264 00:22:24,365 --> 00:22:26,183 Maybe they're interested in the cargo. 265 00:22:26,225 --> 00:22:27,927 Cheap carpets, rubbishy stuff. 266 00:22:28,669 --> 00:22:29,529 Are you quite sure? 267 00:22:29,570 --> 00:22:32,003 Are you afraid of dust? Come with me. 268 00:22:32,565 --> 00:22:34,150 Take this. 269 00:22:46,338 --> 00:22:48,092 Items of no interest whatsoever. 270 00:22:48,583 --> 00:22:50,293 There... 271 00:22:51,234 --> 00:22:52,670 I don't understand. 272 00:23:18,506 --> 00:23:20,987 Well, the time has come to make a decision. 273 00:23:21,377 --> 00:23:22,453 It's a hard one. 274 00:23:23,371 --> 00:23:24,748 Blastedly hard. 275 00:23:25,099 --> 00:23:26,359 You still have 13 days. 276 00:23:26,501 --> 00:23:27,786 Ah, one day is enough. 277 00:23:28,627 --> 00:23:32,339 To have pot-shots taken at me and play leapfrog with barrels. 278 00:23:32,381 --> 00:23:34,425 No, thank you. 279 00:23:38,055 --> 00:23:40,366 In other words, we go back to France tomorrow morning. 280 00:23:40,724 --> 00:23:42,351 That would be the most sensible solution. 281 00:23:42,935 --> 00:23:44,277 But those confounded cyclotrons 282 00:23:44,442 --> 00:23:46,700 will think that Captain Haddock got scared. 283 00:23:47,915 --> 00:23:49,793 So, accept the inheritance. 284 00:23:50,035 --> 00:23:52,128 Can you see me sailing this ghost ship? 285 00:23:52,237 --> 00:23:53,988 Never! 286 00:23:54,030 --> 00:23:56,617 Do you remember that sentence in the will? 287 00:23:56,659 --> 00:23:58,578 Which sentence? 288 00:23:58,619 --> 00:24:01,080 "To my friend Haddock, I bequeath my old boat, 289 00:24:01,122 --> 00:24:04,200 "in the hope that he can see the worth of this jewel of the sea." 290 00:24:07,085 --> 00:24:08,085 Yes. 291 00:24:23,655 --> 00:24:25,039 But really, Themistocles, 292 00:24:25,540 --> 00:24:27,040 your boat isn't worth two cents! 293 00:24:27,952 --> 00:24:32,949 Hm? So what are all these vultures doing circling around this wreck? 294 00:24:34,158 --> 00:24:36,953 Yes, I know you must have had something in mind... 295 00:24:37,895 --> 00:24:38,896 But meanwhile... 296 00:24:38,965 --> 00:24:40,250 I'm all at sea. 297 00:24:43,678 --> 00:24:46,081 And you, what would you do in my position? 298 00:24:48,467 --> 00:24:51,720 Sail away, hit the high seas, that's all very well! 299 00:24:51,762 --> 00:24:54,723 You still have to know which way the wind is blowing! 300 00:24:58,819 --> 00:25:02,382 Yes, I know, it's not good to doubt an old friend. 301 00:25:08,305 --> 00:25:09,305 Alright, 302 00:25:10,618 --> 00:25:11,829 it's agreed, Themistocles, 303 00:25:11,830 --> 00:25:12,854 I accept. 304 00:25:12,994 --> 00:25:15,746 I have no idea what's going on, but I'll trust you. 305 00:25:15,788 --> 00:25:17,748 Your last wishes shall be respected. 306 00:25:17,790 --> 00:25:21,044 Starting tomorrow, I'll engage my crew. 307 00:25:22,713 --> 00:25:26,383 Threats or no threats, the Golden Fleece will set sail again. 308 00:25:33,683 --> 00:25:36,520 Prepare for the manoeuvre... 309 00:25:45,504 --> 00:25:47,813 Watch what you're doing, ectoplasms! 310 00:25:48,124 --> 00:25:50,067 Who cursed me with such a crew??! 311 00:25:56,925 --> 00:25:59,212 Blasted apparitions of thundering typhoons! 312 00:25:59,712 --> 00:26:01,869 Pull that winch, pull that winch for me! 313 00:26:01,918 --> 00:26:04,185 Cast off the lashings or we'll run a ground! 314 00:26:04,620 --> 00:26:06,884 You're making a mockery of your captain! 315 00:26:32,081 --> 00:26:33,575 The Golden Fleece. 316 00:26:53,839 --> 00:26:55,192 Three knots an hour! 317 00:26:56,433 --> 00:26:59,412 And that's with the wind behind us! 318 00:27:00,786 --> 00:27:01,786 Attila! 319 00:27:04,868 --> 00:27:07,580 Attila! 320 00:27:16,423 --> 00:27:18,717 Yefima! 321 00:27:34,785 --> 00:27:35,785 Due west. 322 00:27:37,822 --> 00:27:39,014 Due west! It's not tricky! 323 00:27:39,015 --> 00:27:40,015 Due west? 324 00:27:40,174 --> 00:27:41,184 Due west 325 00:28:08,271 --> 00:28:09,691 Attila! 326 00:28:11,067 --> 00:28:12,902 Attila! 327 00:28:22,196 --> 00:28:25,416 Oh please, don't let me interrupt. 328 00:28:28,169 --> 00:28:30,970 It's a Turkish game, Captain. It's played with 32 cards. 329 00:28:31,815 --> 00:28:32,850 Thundering typhoons! 330 00:28:33,250 --> 00:28:36,120 The engine! What about the engine?! 331 00:28:39,732 --> 00:28:42,253 Always an excuse, of course! 332 00:28:44,437 --> 00:28:47,440 You there will do me the favour of getting upon deck? Go! 333 00:29:00,413 --> 00:29:02,666 A real pirate seed! 334 00:29:11,016 --> 00:29:12,236 A crew of pill bugs! 335 00:29:12,377 --> 00:29:14,600 Bad luck charms! And good-for-nothings! 336 00:29:14,601 --> 00:29:16,824 I recruited a real gang of galley slaves. 337 00:29:17,565 --> 00:29:18,565 It's fascinating. 338 00:29:18,603 --> 00:29:20,403 What I've just discovered is fascinating. 339 00:29:20,602 --> 00:29:24,232 He was a colourful character, your friend Captain Paparanic 340 00:29:25,817 --> 00:29:26,884 Three shipwrecks. 341 00:29:27,235 --> 00:29:29,571 Seven arrests for creating a public disturbance. 342 00:29:29,612 --> 00:29:31,614 Eleven rescue medals. 343 00:29:31,656 --> 00:29:34,326 He was in Africa, 344 00:29:34,368 --> 00:29:37,038 China - a souvenir from Shanghai. 345 00:29:39,123 --> 00:29:42,209 He was a boxing champion, but that's not all! 346 00:29:42,251 --> 00:29:44,212 Paparanic even saved a republic 347 00:29:44,254 --> 00:29:45,672 What are you going on about? 348 00:29:45,714 --> 00:29:48,592 See, it's there in black and white - 349 00:29:48,634 --> 00:29:50,928 "PAPARANIC, SAVIOUR OF THE REPUBLlC" 350 00:29:54,533 --> 00:29:55,533 A motley crew... 351 00:29:57,227 --> 00:30:02,399 What on earth did the old freebooter manage to pull off in Tetaragua? 352 00:30:04,819 --> 00:30:07,363 Because he was capable of the best as well as the worst. 353 00:30:10,575 --> 00:30:12,577 Ah, the soup! 354 00:30:12,660 --> 00:30:14,580 I'm starving! 355 00:30:14,663 --> 00:30:16,123 The sea air... 356 00:30:16,165 --> 00:30:20,002 Popeika, the favourite of our poor Captain. 357 00:30:22,780 --> 00:30:24,068 Well spiced, 358 00:30:26,470 --> 00:30:27,470 Cuban-style. 359 00:30:46,457 --> 00:30:48,293 Cheers, you old pirate. 360 00:31:07,246 --> 00:31:08,246 What are you doing here? 361 00:31:08,390 --> 00:31:10,558 I don't like to be disturbed while I'm working. 362 00:31:10,600 --> 00:31:13,228 Your hands! Hands up, understand? 363 00:31:13,270 --> 00:31:15,355 I thought you didn't speek French, Mr. Angorapoulos. 364 00:31:15,397 --> 00:31:19,060 That's one little surprise, Mr. Tintin, and there'll be others. 365 00:31:19,202 --> 00:31:20,710 No, I never carry a gun. 366 00:31:21,696 --> 00:31:23,656 My hands and feet are enough. 367 00:32:13,679 --> 00:32:14,697 Bravo, Tintin! 368 00:32:15,339 --> 00:32:17,738 A thousand thundering typhoons! What happened here? 369 00:32:17,739 --> 00:32:20,862 I found Angorapoulos with his nose in the Captain's papers. 370 00:32:21,404 --> 00:32:23,715 He was armed. Legitimate self-defense. 371 00:32:23,857 --> 00:32:25,075 It's still going on, then. 372 00:32:25,217 --> 00:32:27,427 Probably a lackey of those gentlemen in lstanbul. 373 00:32:27,569 --> 00:32:28,573 Probably... 374 00:32:28,974 --> 00:32:31,174 we didn't have time to exchange details. 375 00:32:31,315 --> 00:32:35,862 Meanwhile, this rascal here can spend the night in the bottom of the hold. 376 00:32:35,903 --> 00:32:39,698 When we get to Piraeus he can explain himself to the police. 377 00:32:39,699 --> 00:32:41,492 Protozoa! 378 00:32:42,235 --> 00:32:43,438 Potato beetle! 379 00:32:44,179 --> 00:32:45,179 Troglodyte! 380 00:32:55,592 --> 00:32:59,547 We're going to Valparaiso, pom pom pom pom pom. 381 00:33:09,899 --> 00:33:12,777 We're going to Valparaiso. 382 00:33:12,819 --> 00:33:14,071 - Captain! - What? 383 00:33:14,113 --> 00:33:15,365 Angorapoulos has escaped. 384 00:33:15,648 --> 00:33:16,349 Escaped? 385 00:33:16,367 --> 00:33:18,643 Yes, the shutters of the hold were wide open. 386 00:33:18,784 --> 00:33:19,584 Wide open? 387 00:33:19,661 --> 00:33:21,145 The lifeboat is gone. 388 00:33:21,287 --> 00:33:25,250 Gone? A billion blistering barnacles! Assembly on deck! 389 00:33:25,292 --> 00:33:28,378 Aaaaah, we helped this bad luck charm get away - 390 00:33:28,420 --> 00:33:31,632 just you wait, my little friends, we'll have the last laugh. 391 00:33:33,843 --> 00:33:34,970 Silence! 392 00:33:39,599 --> 00:33:43,311 Last night, one of the crew committed a serious crime. 393 00:33:43,353 --> 00:33:47,065 We saw fit to put him in the bottom of the hold. This morning he is gone. 394 00:33:47,066 --> 00:33:50,360 May the person or persons who helped this scoundrel Angorapoulos get away 395 00:33:50,361 --> 00:33:52,030 speak up! 396 00:33:52,871 --> 00:33:53,883 I will be magnanimous, 397 00:33:54,460 --> 00:33:55,961 but I want the truth. 398 00:33:58,078 --> 00:33:59,106 I'm waiting. 399 00:34:01,707 --> 00:34:04,168 Right, if that's your last word. 400 00:34:04,251 --> 00:34:06,463 Very well, then. 401 00:34:07,339 --> 00:34:09,257 Thundering typhoons! 402 00:34:09,299 --> 00:34:12,302 From Oslo to Caracas, from Liverpool to Singapore, 403 00:34:12,344 --> 00:34:15,764 Captain Haddock has taken down harder men than you, my little lambs! 404 00:34:15,889 --> 00:34:18,810 Back to your posts! Gallows birds! 405 00:34:23,606 --> 00:34:24,357 Well, then. 406 00:34:24,399 --> 00:34:25,399 In my opinion, Captain, 407 00:34:26,062 --> 00:34:27,863 we need to look into Captain Paparanic's past 408 00:34:27,864 --> 00:34:30,514 to find the answer to the mystery of the Golden Fleece. 409 00:34:30,544 --> 00:34:33,165 Yes, meanwhile, tomorrow we drop anchor at Piraeus. 410 00:34:33,910 --> 00:34:38,165 At least we'll be able to get rid of those carpets of Mr. Midas Papos. 411 00:35:06,279 --> 00:35:08,072 And remember what I told you - 412 00:35:08,114 --> 00:35:10,868 if any of you is unfortunte enough to put one foot on land, 413 00:35:10,910 --> 00:35:12,745 you'll be hearing from me. 414 00:36:45,431 --> 00:36:47,809 Is Mr. Midas Papos in? 415 00:36:47,851 --> 00:36:48,852 Regarding...? 416 00:36:48,893 --> 00:36:50,937 Tell him it's the captain of the Golden Fleece. 417 00:36:52,313 --> 00:36:54,817 Please follow me... 418 00:37:15,882 --> 00:37:19,094 Themistocles! Dear Themis... 419 00:37:21,847 --> 00:37:24,015 But I don't understand. I was told that... 420 00:37:24,141 --> 00:37:26,894 I am the new captain of the Golden Fleece, Mr. Papos. 421 00:37:26,936 --> 00:37:29,856 Captain Paparanic is dead. 422 00:37:29,981 --> 00:37:32,692 Dead!? Paparanic? 423 00:37:32,734 --> 00:37:34,569 But that's impossible! 424 00:37:34,611 --> 00:37:38,699 For me he was more than a friend. 425 00:37:38,741 --> 00:37:41,243 A brother! An older brother! 426 00:37:41,285 --> 00:37:44,205 A hot-headed brute, but such a big heart! 427 00:37:45,146 --> 00:37:47,001 Themistocles, my benefactor. 428 00:37:51,254 --> 00:37:53,924 When I think of what I was when he picked me up... 429 00:37:53,966 --> 00:37:56,760 Everything here, everything, everything I owe to him. 430 00:38:01,224 --> 00:38:04,728 And my rugs? My 280 Bursa rugs? 431 00:38:04,769 --> 00:38:06,604 Don't worry, they're on board. 432 00:38:06,646 --> 00:38:08,132 Ah, perfect, perfect. 433 00:38:08,174 --> 00:38:10,693 We shall raise a glass in friendship. Come, come, sit down. 434 00:38:18,292 --> 00:38:20,586 Ah, now, what will you have, ouzo, mastika, citronata? 435 00:38:20,621 --> 00:38:21,180 Ouzo. 436 00:38:21,322 --> 00:38:22,332 Ouzaki. 437 00:38:26,335 --> 00:38:27,335 There you are. 438 00:38:27,788 --> 00:38:28,388 And for you? 439 00:38:28,429 --> 00:38:30,040 No, thank you, I never drink alcohol. 440 00:38:30,140 --> 00:38:32,977 Ah, you will do me the pleasure of tasting my little mezedakias. 441 00:38:37,889 --> 00:38:39,181 - Thank you. - There. 442 00:38:39,517 --> 00:38:40,517 Ah, the little doggy. 443 00:38:41,094 --> 00:38:44,197 The little doggy is allowed to have a mezedakia too, isn't he? 444 00:38:47,799 --> 00:38:49,488 Ah, poor Themistocles, 445 00:38:50,290 --> 00:38:51,290 I just can't believe it. 446 00:38:52,072 --> 00:38:53,399 Did you sail together? 447 00:38:54,024 --> 00:38:55,116 How we sailed together! 448 00:38:55,317 --> 00:38:56,613 For almost 10 years. 449 00:38:57,411 --> 00:38:59,663 We really saw some countries, you know. 450 00:38:59,705 --> 00:39:02,501 Peru, the Indies, China, 451 00:39:02,742 --> 00:39:03,742 Tetaragua! 452 00:39:04,236 --> 00:39:06,464 Tetaragua? You were in Tetaragua? 453 00:39:07,005 --> 00:39:10,092 Absolutely, I was in Tetaragua. If you can imagine the scene... 454 00:39:12,938 --> 00:39:15,390 I see that you're well informed... 455 00:39:19,818 --> 00:39:20,818 Ah, what a story! 456 00:39:21,196 --> 00:39:23,205 We arrived on a Monday in the heat of a revolution. 457 00:39:23,608 --> 00:39:24,636 Tuesday at midday, 458 00:39:25,037 --> 00:39:27,237 the Paparanic government was formed. 459 00:39:27,278 --> 00:39:30,740 Minister of Commerce, Midas Papos. 460 00:39:32,284 --> 00:39:36,747 Eleven days afterwards, we leave Tetaragua like thieves in the night. 461 00:39:36,789 --> 00:39:38,582 Like real thieves. 462 00:39:38,624 --> 00:39:40,626 Ah, 26 years and many kilos ago... 463 00:39:42,068 --> 00:39:43,069 Anton Karabin... 464 00:39:43,229 --> 00:39:43,930 Karabin? 465 00:39:44,072 --> 00:39:46,132 Karabin, the rich and powerful Karabin. 466 00:39:46,374 --> 00:39:47,374 We lost touch. 467 00:39:47,926 --> 00:39:49,870 Ah, Captain Paparanic always said... 468 00:40:00,497 --> 00:40:01,300 He's still breathing. 469 00:40:01,401 --> 00:40:02,301 We have to call a doctor. 470 00:40:02,381 --> 00:40:03,887 Yes. A doctor, yes. 471 00:40:04,088 --> 00:40:05,088 Oh! 472 00:40:05,429 --> 00:40:06,380 The murder weapon! 473 00:40:06,381 --> 00:40:08,324 Don't touch it, Captain! Fingerprints! 474 00:40:09,486 --> 00:40:11,419 We can explain. This is a coincidence! 475 00:40:11,660 --> 00:40:12,912 A terrible coincidence! 476 00:40:13,553 --> 00:40:14,665 We'll never be able to explain. 477 00:40:14,765 --> 00:40:16,365 What we have to do is save this poor man. 478 00:40:16,667 --> 00:40:18,627 Yes. Save him! Quick, quick! 479 00:40:20,796 --> 00:40:23,422 Ah, a doctor. We're looking for a doctor. 480 00:40:23,423 --> 00:40:26,761 It's urgent - there's not a moment to lose. For heaven's sake, a doctor! 481 00:40:28,103 --> 00:40:30,515 A doctor, he's wounded, quick! 482 00:40:30,557 --> 00:40:34,311 It's urgent, quick, a doctor! 483 00:40:42,695 --> 00:40:47,659 In a dungeon, in a dungeon like common criminals. 484 00:40:54,208 --> 00:40:57,254 Captain Haddock has not had his last word! 485 00:41:24,892 --> 00:41:27,044 T-I-N-T-I-N. 486 00:41:27,186 --> 00:41:30,249 Tintin, reporter. 487 00:41:35,254 --> 00:41:38,508 They'll end up making me miss Clodion's cooking. 488 00:41:39,759 --> 00:41:41,219 What are you playing at? 489 00:41:41,261 --> 00:41:42,887 There were five of them - 490 00:41:42,929 --> 00:41:44,764 five adventurers who disembarked in Tetaragua. 491 00:41:44,848 --> 00:41:45,565 So? 492 00:41:45,566 --> 00:41:47,767 Paparanic is dead. Midas Papos is hardly doing better. 493 00:41:47,809 --> 00:41:49,103 Karabin. 494 00:41:49,145 --> 00:41:50,521 That leaves the two others. 495 00:41:50,546 --> 00:41:52,565 Yes, but meanwhile, according to the Greek police, 496 00:41:52,607 --> 00:41:55,001 until proved otherwise, we're murderers. 497 00:41:55,143 --> 00:41:57,695 Alas! All appearances are against us, Captain. 498 00:41:57,737 --> 00:42:00,074 That's right, make excuses for them. 499 00:42:06,038 --> 00:42:07,748 The last dawn of the condemned man. 500 00:42:07,790 --> 00:42:09,346 They are above all suspicion! 501 00:42:09,347 --> 00:42:10,827 Wait, Captain, it sounds like... 502 00:42:11,027 --> 00:42:12,778 To be precise, they are below all suspicion. 503 00:42:13,005 --> 00:42:14,322 Either I'm dreaming, or... 504 00:42:14,957 --> 00:42:16,351 No, Captain, it's not a dream! 505 00:42:20,863 --> 00:42:21,863 Here we are. 506 00:42:21,981 --> 00:42:22,991 Thomson and Thompson! 507 00:42:23,133 --> 00:42:26,769 It's the first time I've been so pleased to see these two water lilies! 508 00:42:26,811 --> 00:42:28,271 So, gentlemen, 509 00:42:28,313 --> 00:42:30,732 these are indeed the journalist Tintin and Captain Haddock? 510 00:42:30,773 --> 00:42:32,093 It is they! 511 00:42:32,735 --> 00:42:33,735 In that case, 512 00:42:34,228 --> 00:42:36,619 we sent a cable to Interpol and these gentlemen arrived. 513 00:42:36,647 --> 00:42:37,691 They can vouch for you. 514 00:42:38,132 --> 00:42:38,834 In addition, 515 00:42:38,876 --> 00:42:42,287 Mr. Papos has made a statement establishing your innocence. 516 00:42:42,729 --> 00:42:43,789 And his injury? 517 00:42:43,830 --> 00:42:45,432 His life is no longer in danger. 518 00:42:52,215 --> 00:42:54,676 Move it! Move it, you heap of molluscs! 519 00:42:54,718 --> 00:42:56,845 Oh, thundering typhoons! 520 00:42:56,886 --> 00:42:59,055 Hang on, l'm coming down! 521 00:43:06,472 --> 00:43:08,433 Right, you lumps among lumps! 522 00:43:09,175 --> 00:43:10,235 Let's go! Let's go! 523 00:43:19,912 --> 00:43:21,306 What, tired already? 524 00:43:37,506 --> 00:43:39,442 Hey, what's got into you Siamese twins? 525 00:43:40,042 --> 00:43:41,069 It's not Halloween! 526 00:43:50,071 --> 00:43:51,789 Shhh, not a word. 527 00:43:52,789 --> 00:43:53,892 We're here incognito. 528 00:43:58,029 --> 00:43:59,056 Is Tintin on board? 529 00:43:59,198 --> 00:44:01,125 No. He went to see how Mr. Papos is doing. 530 00:44:01,267 --> 00:44:04,211 Meanwhile, you'll do me the service of removing those disguises of yours. 531 00:44:04,253 --> 00:44:08,466 Oh, when I think we got out of jail thanks to these two penguins. 532 00:44:08,508 --> 00:44:09,860 Out on bail, Captain. 533 00:44:10,036 --> 00:44:11,478 The inquiry has only just begun. 534 00:44:14,973 --> 00:44:16,024 Let's see, now. 535 00:44:16,667 --> 00:44:18,045 Let's set our watches right. 536 00:45:04,737 --> 00:45:06,833 Snowy. Come here quickly, Snowy. 537 00:45:07,206 --> 00:45:07,785 Listen, 538 00:45:07,854 --> 00:45:09,182 you're going to go and find the Captain. 539 00:45:09,388 --> 00:45:10,388 Quick, quick! 540 00:45:10,627 --> 00:45:11,637 Go on! Go! 541 00:46:16,483 --> 00:46:17,483 What's going on? 542 00:46:17,652 --> 00:46:18,653 Angorapoulos... 543 00:46:19,195 --> 00:46:20,363 Him again! 544 00:46:20,404 --> 00:46:23,450 No, Captain, it's best to just tail him discreetly. 545 00:46:23,492 --> 00:46:25,202 Come on! 546 00:46:25,744 --> 00:46:29,373 Tintin is right, there's nothing like a good tailing. 547 00:47:09,451 --> 00:47:10,561 I have an idea! 548 00:47:40,520 --> 00:47:42,179 There they are! Come on, quick! 549 00:47:43,522 --> 00:47:44,948 Do you speak French? - Yes, sir. 550 00:47:44,949 --> 00:47:46,827 - Follow that car! - Yes, sir 551 00:49:18,686 --> 00:49:20,013 May as well toss a coin! 552 00:49:45,666 --> 00:49:46,760 That way! 553 00:50:23,048 --> 00:50:23,625 They're not far. 554 00:50:23,767 --> 00:50:25,645 What do we have here, then? Let's not lose our heads. 555 00:50:25,687 --> 00:50:26,955 Park over there. 556 00:50:31,893 --> 00:50:32,893 Snowy's got a scent. 557 00:50:33,496 --> 00:50:34,496 Don't lose sight of their car! 558 00:50:34,637 --> 00:50:36,241 Got it. We'll wait for you in the tavern. 559 00:50:40,778 --> 00:50:42,714 Come on, Thom(p)sons. I'm thirsty. 560 00:50:52,057 --> 00:50:53,589 Surname, first name and occupation. 561 00:50:53,759 --> 00:50:54,759 Yes, sir. 562 00:50:54,760 --> 00:50:57,931 No use getting clever. I'm asking you for your details. 563 00:50:58,031 --> 00:50:59,031 Yes, sir. 564 00:50:59,224 --> 00:51:01,473 Your name! You have a name, no? 565 00:51:01,601 --> 00:51:02,601 Yes, sir. 566 00:51:02,602 --> 00:51:03,854 Will you leave him alone? 567 00:51:04,095 --> 00:51:05,705 This man is a witness. 568 00:51:05,805 --> 00:51:07,308 A witness is made to be a witness. 569 00:51:07,508 --> 00:51:08,508 Yes, sir. 570 00:51:15,733 --> 00:51:16,969 What?... It's a wedding! 571 00:51:17,811 --> 00:51:18,862 I love weddings! 572 00:51:21,323 --> 00:51:22,991 Come on, come on, come on. 573 00:53:17,869 --> 00:53:18,869 A man of his age... 574 00:53:18,946 --> 00:53:20,064 To be precise... 575 00:53:39,601 --> 00:53:40,601 Snowy! 576 00:53:41,194 --> 00:53:42,205 Is that your scent? 577 00:53:42,605 --> 00:53:43,615 Right, come on. 578 00:54:32,670 --> 00:54:34,355 Ah, Tintin let me introduce Miss Daphne. 579 00:54:34,456 --> 00:54:35,356 My friend Tintin. 580 00:54:35,455 --> 00:54:36,455 Delighted. 581 00:54:37,167 --> 00:54:38,561 Miss Daphna Sirocoupoulis. 582 00:54:40,619 --> 00:54:41,838 I'm sorry to spoil the party, Captain... 583 00:54:41,938 --> 00:54:43,389 but Angorapoulos is not to be found. 584 00:54:43,431 --> 00:54:44,591 They can all go to the devil! 585 00:54:44,641 --> 00:54:46,785 Here, taste some of this little local wine for us. 586 00:54:46,885 --> 00:54:49,206 You were supposed to be keeping an eye on the car, Captain. 587 00:54:49,764 --> 00:54:51,515 Oh, the impatience of youth! 588 00:54:52,350 --> 00:54:54,928 You meet friends, share in their happiness 589 00:54:55,169 --> 00:54:56,649 and then, bam, you have to run off... 590 00:54:58,524 --> 00:54:59,667 Always running off! 591 00:55:02,311 --> 00:55:03,579 - Captain! - Yes! 592 00:55:03,621 --> 00:55:05,739 - That man playing the clarinet - What about him? 593 00:55:05,781 --> 00:55:07,992 His face doesn't mean anything to you? 594 00:55:12,038 --> 00:55:14,665 I think I prefer Miss Sirocoupoulis'. 595 00:55:14,666 --> 00:55:17,251 I'm sure I'm right. In any case, the photo is in my pocket. 596 00:55:17,252 --> 00:55:19,213 - The photo? - Yes. 597 00:55:29,517 --> 00:55:32,186 Yes, there's a bit of a family resemblance. 598 00:55:32,228 --> 00:55:33,228 It's him, 599 00:55:33,771 --> 00:55:35,564 and I'm beginning to understand. 600 00:55:45,826 --> 00:55:46,844 Yes, it's him. 601 00:55:46,886 --> 00:55:47,886 I'm sure of it. 602 00:55:48,829 --> 00:55:50,748 Come on, Captain! 603 00:56:05,264 --> 00:56:06,382 Captain! 604 00:56:24,119 --> 00:56:24,978 Quick! 605 00:56:25,020 --> 00:56:27,539 In the name of thundering typhoons! What timing! 606 00:56:27,581 --> 00:56:29,483 A curse on your forebears, sir! 607 00:56:31,844 --> 00:56:33,155 Bravo, Snowy. 608 00:56:33,796 --> 00:56:36,381 Alright, let's go! 609 00:56:36,382 --> 00:56:38,259 Illiterate! 610 00:58:31,052 --> 00:58:32,052 Assassins! 611 00:58:32,337 --> 00:58:33,337 Torturers! 612 00:58:33,596 --> 00:58:34,981 Disembowelers! 613 00:58:35,123 --> 00:58:37,183 Hey, the musician is still in the car! 614 00:58:48,362 --> 00:58:49,465 Are you hurt? 615 00:58:49,999 --> 00:58:51,700 Get your foreign paws off me! 616 00:58:51,841 --> 00:58:54,445 The old man can still use his legs. 617 00:58:55,829 --> 00:58:57,830 You wouldn't have a little cigarette would you, Admiral? 618 00:58:57,831 --> 00:58:59,291 Sorry, comrade. 619 00:58:59,333 --> 00:59:01,753 Have to get back to my wedding dance, 620 00:59:01,794 --> 00:59:04,172 they're lost without me. 621 00:59:04,997 --> 00:59:09,119 It's no small matter to lead the kalamatianos. 622 00:59:09,219 --> 00:59:12,431 Hop, hop! Hopa! 623 00:59:15,434 --> 00:59:17,579 The men who kidnapped you are capable of anything. 624 00:59:18,479 --> 00:59:20,563 I've already forgotten about it. 625 00:59:20,564 --> 00:59:23,150 I should explain myself to you, Admiral. 626 00:59:23,151 --> 00:59:27,029 I have no memory. Terrible thing, that. 627 00:59:27,030 --> 00:59:29,615 Sometimes I even forget my own name. 628 00:59:29,616 --> 00:59:32,369 And the Golden Fleece, do you remember the Golden Fleece? 629 00:59:32,829 --> 00:59:33,829 The Golden Fleece? 630 00:59:34,331 --> 00:59:35,749 Captain Paparanic's boat. 631 00:59:35,790 --> 00:59:38,209 He's dead. I inherited his boat. 632 00:59:38,251 --> 00:59:39,501 You were in Tetragua, Mr. Scoubidouvitch. 633 00:59:39,502 --> 00:59:40,211 You were in Tetragua, Mr. Scoubidouvitch. 634 00:59:40,253 --> 00:59:42,005 What happened over there? 635 00:59:42,006 --> 00:59:44,759 I have no memory, I tell you. 636 00:59:45,593 --> 00:59:47,553 Poor Scoubidouvitch. 637 00:59:49,889 --> 00:59:54,019 Any hint that I've opened my trap, that's it! 638 00:59:54,061 --> 00:59:57,815 Tomorrow the others come back and bam, bam! 639 00:59:57,856 --> 01:00:00,693 No more Scoubidouvitch... 640 01:00:05,615 --> 01:00:08,200 When did old Themistocles die? 641 01:00:08,201 --> 01:00:09,786 Last month. 642 01:00:11,788 --> 01:00:13,875 And his gold? 643 01:00:13,916 --> 01:00:15,168 His gold? 644 01:00:15,609 --> 01:00:17,235 He can't have taken it with him! 645 01:00:17,712 --> 01:00:18,712 His gold? 646 01:00:18,796 --> 01:00:20,332 Gold found in Tetaragua? 647 01:00:22,258 --> 01:00:24,844 I'll make you an offer. You can take it or leave it. 648 01:00:24,845 --> 01:00:27,264 A thousand drachma if you tell us what you know. 649 01:00:28,891 --> 01:00:33,271 If only I had any memory, but it's empty in there. 650 01:00:33,312 --> 01:00:35,399 Completely empty! 651 01:00:36,149 --> 01:00:37,651 Thundering... 652 01:00:37,693 --> 01:00:38,944 Wait, Captain. 653 01:00:43,490 --> 01:00:48,287 For 1,000 drachma, I can perhaps give you a bit of help. 654 01:00:48,288 --> 01:00:52,167 There were four of us in Tetaragua with the Captain. 655 01:00:54,011 --> 01:00:55,361 Where did you find that? 656 01:00:55,463 --> 01:00:57,563 That's us! That's us, alright! 657 01:00:58,674 --> 01:00:59,675 Midas Papos... 658 01:00:59,717 --> 01:01:01,427 We've met Mr. Papos. 659 01:01:03,221 --> 01:01:04,971 That one is Karabin! 660 01:01:04,972 --> 01:01:06,683 Mr. Karabin. 661 01:01:06,684 --> 01:01:08,435 We also know Mr. Karabin. 662 01:01:09,812 --> 01:01:11,063 Alexander. 663 01:01:11,105 --> 01:01:13,482 Alexander Timochenko. 664 01:01:14,275 --> 01:01:16,804 And I know where you can find Alexander. 665 01:01:18,422 --> 01:01:20,274 He was another first-rate pirate. 666 01:01:20,615 --> 01:01:23,117 Now he lives like a saint. 667 01:01:23,118 --> 01:01:27,707 Go to Meteora, and ask for Father Alexander. 668 01:01:31,044 --> 01:01:35,965 Father Alexander, at the San Stefano monastery. 669 01:01:36,132 --> 01:01:40,747 San Stefano, Father Alexander! 670 01:02:37,576 --> 01:02:39,095 Which way to San Stefano? 671 01:02:50,090 --> 01:02:52,802 You'll guard the motorbike, won't you Snowy? And be good! 672 01:03:05,691 --> 01:03:07,026 Alright, Captain? 673 01:03:09,153 --> 01:03:11,113 Fine, fine. 674 01:03:28,674 --> 01:03:32,261 What a haven of peace, grandeur and stillness. 675 01:03:32,303 --> 01:03:34,556 And we're here to share our pirate stories. 676 01:03:34,598 --> 01:03:37,184 Don't forget, Captain that the game is starting to get dangerous. 677 01:03:37,226 --> 01:03:39,353 Father Alexander can help us see our way through it. 678 01:03:39,395 --> 01:03:41,939 You are right, Tintin, I was philosophising. 679 01:04:13,474 --> 01:04:16,103 I bid you welcome to the house of God. 680 01:04:17,729 --> 01:04:19,940 We would like to see Father Alexander. 681 01:04:19,982 --> 01:04:21,268 I am he. 682 01:04:22,769 --> 01:04:25,105 Captain Haddock and my friend, Tintin. 683 01:04:26,441 --> 01:04:29,325 Father, Themistocles Paparanic is dead. 684 01:04:29,326 --> 01:04:30,952 Oh! 685 01:04:34,247 --> 01:04:35,624 God rest his soul. 686 01:04:35,665 --> 01:04:39,545 In memory of a small favour I once did for him, he left me his boat. 687 01:04:41,130 --> 01:04:42,730 We're here for a specific reason, Father. 688 01:04:43,457 --> 01:04:44,897 Since I inherited the Golden Fleece, 689 01:04:44,935 --> 01:04:48,430 we have been surrounded by threats, ambushes, attacks. 690 01:04:48,472 --> 01:04:51,140 As ye sow, so shall ye reap. 691 01:04:51,141 --> 01:04:54,478 It's just that they tried to kill us, Father. 692 01:04:55,479 --> 01:04:57,273 Ah, the lure of gain! 693 01:04:57,314 --> 01:05:00,152 For a bit of gold, they would kill their own mother and father. 694 01:05:00,193 --> 01:05:01,445 What jackals, real jackals! 695 01:05:01,486 --> 01:05:03,447 What jackals, real jackals! 696 01:05:04,323 --> 01:05:06,825 Once upon a time I was one of them. Yes. 697 01:05:06,867 --> 01:05:09,287 I was their friend. 698 01:05:09,996 --> 01:05:13,249 Ah, South America, 699 01:05:13,349 --> 01:05:17,754 we were sailing on a miserable little cargo ship called the... 700 01:05:17,996 --> 01:05:19,063 the Santa Maria. 701 01:05:19,799 --> 01:05:24,971 And to make fortune we were ready to do anything. Yes, anything! 702 01:05:25,012 --> 01:05:27,515 Jackals, I tell you, jackals! 703 01:05:27,557 --> 01:05:32,687 Now, as you can see, I live in the shadow of the Lord. 704 01:05:32,688 --> 01:05:36,751 I took his helping hand just in time. 705 01:05:38,652 --> 01:05:41,323 Ah, I remember. 706 01:05:42,407 --> 01:05:43,700 Here's something. 707 01:05:43,742 --> 01:05:47,996 When we disembarked at Tetaragua, it was all fire and sword. 708 01:05:48,038 --> 01:05:49,664 A revolution. 709 01:05:49,706 --> 01:05:51,961 But Paparanic knew how to sniff the wind. 710 01:05:53,201 --> 01:05:55,094 He gathered up the shouting street masses 711 01:05:56,047 --> 01:05:59,133 and led them in an attack on the house of parliament. 712 01:05:59,175 --> 01:06:02,638 And that very evening, the government was us. 713 01:06:02,680 --> 01:06:04,890 Oh, I was Minister of War. 714 01:06:06,058 --> 01:06:07,726 Minister of War. 715 01:06:07,768 --> 01:06:09,311 Forgive me, Lord. 716 01:06:09,353 --> 01:06:12,816 As for the rest of the story, eight days later, the guerilleros came, 717 01:06:12,858 --> 01:06:15,027 and the five of us had to flee, 718 01:06:15,068 --> 01:06:20,615 taking with us just a little bit of gold. 719 01:06:20,616 --> 01:06:24,174 Well, what was left in the coffers of the National Bank. 720 01:06:29,725 --> 01:06:31,828 And this gold, Father, what became of it? 721 01:06:31,928 --> 01:06:35,032 Well, half the spoils for the captain, the rest for the crew. 722 01:06:35,132 --> 01:06:36,132 Yes, that's the custom. 723 01:06:38,135 --> 01:06:43,058 But this gold will scorch your hands and your heart, believe me. 724 01:06:43,100 --> 01:06:45,352 Father, we are not shipwreck robbers. 725 01:06:45,394 --> 01:06:49,064 We didn't even know this gold existed. It's just that... 726 01:06:49,106 --> 01:06:52,234 that we must stop the others from getting hold of it. 727 01:06:52,276 --> 01:06:55,196 Well, then, may the Lord protect you. 728 01:06:57,365 --> 01:07:01,077 Paparanic's gold... 729 01:07:01,119 --> 01:07:03,413 is something he never spoke to me about. 730 01:07:03,455 --> 01:07:06,667 No, no, life had separated us, 731 01:07:06,709 --> 01:07:10,380 and six months ago, he came to see me. 732 01:07:10,421 --> 01:07:12,298 Christmas morning. 733 01:07:13,132 --> 01:07:17,388 I was surprised to see him, happy as well. 734 01:07:19,640 --> 01:07:21,308 Come with me... 735 01:07:34,865 --> 01:07:36,796 A bottle of old pomace brandy. 736 01:07:37,718 --> 01:07:39,939 Themistocles' Christmas present. 737 01:07:40,580 --> 01:07:43,416 It's funny, when he gave it to me, 738 01:07:43,458 --> 01:07:46,587 he said: "You will drink it when I am dead." 739 01:07:46,629 --> 01:07:49,715 "It will help you to pray for your old friend." 740 01:07:51,192 --> 01:07:52,192 The old infidel. 741 01:07:53,819 --> 01:07:54,819 That's it, then. 742 01:07:56,063 --> 01:07:57,233 Ah, Themistocles. 743 01:07:57,975 --> 01:07:59,893 He was a man. 744 01:07:59,935 --> 01:08:01,937 A man. 745 01:08:03,605 --> 01:08:06,150 Here, keep it as a memento of him. 746 01:08:07,444 --> 01:08:08,444 Thank you. 747 01:08:08,545 --> 01:08:11,448 I have renounced those fleeting pleasures. 748 01:08:11,490 --> 01:08:13,450 Go now, my friends. 749 01:08:13,492 --> 01:08:14,534 Father... 750 01:08:14,576 --> 01:08:16,328 Thank you. Thank you. 751 01:08:16,669 --> 01:08:18,706 Goodbye, Father. 752 01:08:20,375 --> 01:08:23,169 And may heavenly peace be with you. 753 01:08:27,057 --> 01:08:28,143 Holy man... 754 01:08:28,425 --> 01:08:30,427 Yes, but we haven't really got anywhere. 755 01:08:30,428 --> 01:08:31,428 That's right. 756 01:08:31,971 --> 01:08:33,848 Come on, Captain. We'll go back down. 757 01:10:09,663 --> 01:10:10,822 The bottle! 758 01:10:11,206 --> 01:10:13,249 A billion blistering barnacles! 759 01:10:13,250 --> 01:10:14,542 Argh! 760 01:10:14,543 --> 01:10:15,543 Argh! 761 01:10:17,171 --> 01:10:19,715 Captain, come and see, quick! 762 01:10:21,967 --> 01:10:23,128 The label! 763 01:10:24,671 --> 01:10:26,081 What about the label? 764 01:10:26,123 --> 01:10:27,123 A map! 765 01:10:28,834 --> 01:10:30,085 Let me see, let me see... 766 01:10:35,859 --> 01:10:39,404 Latitude 38, longitude 25. 767 01:10:39,855 --> 01:10:41,894 And that duck-shaped cove 768 01:10:41,994 --> 01:10:43,848 is the island of Tassika. 769 01:10:44,076 --> 01:10:45,578 We passed by it coming from Istanbul. 770 01:10:45,620 --> 01:10:47,497 There's a cross, look. 771 01:10:47,538 --> 01:10:49,332 A little point near the coast. 772 01:10:49,774 --> 01:10:50,540 So? 773 01:10:50,613 --> 01:10:53,086 What if, by chance, that was where...? The gold! 774 01:10:53,127 --> 01:10:55,381 The gold that the Captain brought back from Tetaragua... 775 01:10:55,422 --> 01:10:56,422 So what? 776 01:10:58,342 --> 01:11:01,137 That would certainly be the old joker's style. 777 01:11:01,178 --> 01:11:03,889 Let's not get carried away, Captain, it's just an idea. 778 01:11:03,931 --> 01:11:05,516 Thundering typhoons! 779 01:11:05,559 --> 01:11:07,394 But it's obvious! 780 01:11:07,436 --> 01:11:11,148 That's it! That's where Themistocles has hidden his gold! 781 01:11:11,190 --> 01:11:14,735 We're on our way, Tintin, we're on our way to the treasure island! 782 01:11:14,860 --> 01:11:18,740 We're on our way, come on, we're on our way! 783 01:11:44,059 --> 01:11:46,644 My dear friend, you must realise that the scientific journey 784 01:11:46,645 --> 01:11:49,441 is full of unforeseeable events. 785 01:11:49,482 --> 01:11:52,486 Extremely complex research! 786 01:11:52,527 --> 01:11:55,864 Eight days and eight nights without leaving my laboratory! 787 01:11:55,906 --> 01:12:02,372 But, at the end of my labours, a great discovery - Cuthbertiol! 788 01:12:04,165 --> 01:12:05,215 A genius, you say? 789 01:12:05,625 --> 01:12:07,126 Let's not exaggerate! 790 01:12:07,168 --> 01:12:09,463 Let's just say I do my best 791 01:12:09,505 --> 01:12:12,090 to be worthy of my illustrious predecessors - 792 01:12:12,091 --> 01:12:18,139 Archimedes, Newton, Thomas Edison, etc, etc, etc. 793 01:12:22,519 --> 01:12:25,813 This is an injustice, a judicial error! 794 01:12:25,814 --> 01:12:28,567 To be precise, a judicious error! 795 01:12:35,867 --> 01:12:37,577 But you will see your motorbike again! 796 01:12:37,619 --> 01:12:41,165 Send a telegram telling them to send it to you express post. 797 01:13:04,399 --> 01:13:06,860 Calculus! Dear old Cuthbert! 798 01:13:06,902 --> 01:13:09,487 Oh, there you are, finally! Ah, I thought you had forgotten me. 799 01:13:09,488 --> 01:13:10,364 Oh, there you are, finally! Ah, I thought you had forgotten me. 800 01:13:10,405 --> 01:13:13,409 I arrived yesterday as agreed, as soon as my work was finished. 801 01:13:13,451 --> 01:13:14,501 We've done it Professor - 802 01:13:14,653 --> 01:13:16,996 we know where the treasure's been hiding. 803 01:13:17,038 --> 01:13:20,767 Oh, very strong, the coffee is very strong, but very good. 804 01:13:20,967 --> 01:13:23,568 What I'm telling you Professor, is that we're on a treasure trail! 805 01:13:23,921 --> 01:13:27,133 Treasure, Professor, treasure! 806 01:13:27,333 --> 01:13:30,710 This obsession with shouting! 807 01:13:31,956 --> 01:13:33,481 You're scaring this poor beast. 808 01:13:33,974 --> 01:13:35,767 Ah, we have work to do. 809 01:13:38,687 --> 01:13:40,206 Tassika... 810 01:13:40,947 --> 01:13:41,947 Right. 811 01:13:42,441 --> 01:13:45,496 We're here, we need to get to... 812 01:13:51,576 --> 01:13:52,721 Something's up. 813 01:13:53,222 --> 01:13:54,323 Come on, Captain! 814 01:14:03,994 --> 01:14:05,941 You're crazy! The fuel!... 815 01:14:07,131 --> 01:14:08,763 Quick, Captain, close the valve! 816 01:14:08,796 --> 01:14:10,036 A billion blistering barnacles! 817 01:14:42,383 --> 01:14:43,759 Ostrogoth! 818 01:14:43,968 --> 01:14:45,678 Ectoplasm! 819 01:14:45,680 --> 01:14:48,266 We only have 200 litres of fuel left to get to Tassika! 820 01:14:48,267 --> 01:14:49,767 We need twice that! 821 01:14:49,768 --> 01:14:51,769 There's not a moment to lose, he'll sound the alarm. 822 01:14:51,770 --> 01:14:51,851 We have to raise anchor straight away. 823 01:14:51,852 --> 01:14:53,228 We have to raise anchor straight away. 824 01:14:53,313 --> 01:14:55,231 In any case, at the speed this lawn mower goes, 825 01:14:55,232 --> 01:14:57,276 Mr Karabin's friends will catch up with us soon. 826 01:14:57,277 --> 01:14:59,695 You know, Captain, with two hundred litres of fuel, 827 01:14:59,696 --> 01:15:01,446 you can do a lap of the Mediterranean. 828 01:15:01,447 --> 01:15:03,365 - A lap of the Mediterranean? - Yes. 829 01:15:03,366 --> 01:15:08,580 On the condition that you add a few tablets of Super Cuthbertiol! 830 01:15:08,581 --> 01:15:10,581 Super Cuthbertiol? 831 01:15:10,582 --> 01:15:14,251 I promised you I'd solve the boat problem - it's done. 832 01:15:14,252 --> 01:15:15,920 Thanks to Cuthbertiol, 833 01:15:15,921 --> 01:15:22,010 the motive force, and thus the propulsion, is multiplied by 1 00. 834 01:15:22,011 --> 01:15:24,638 But you can't seriously be trying to tell us that... 835 01:15:24,639 --> 01:15:27,474 Three tablets, Captain, three tablets. 836 01:15:29,687 --> 01:15:31,228 What do you think? 837 01:15:31,313 --> 01:15:32,813 In our position... 838 01:15:32,814 --> 01:15:34,315 You're right. 839 01:15:34,316 --> 01:15:36,190 To hell with it, let's go! 840 01:16:01,554 --> 01:16:04,723 - We have 99 chances of exploding... - What?! 841 01:16:04,724 --> 01:16:06,344 And one of... 842 01:17:26,271 --> 01:17:29,107 What does this flying scarab beetle want from us? 843 01:17:32,902 --> 01:17:35,322 It moved! It moved! 844 01:17:35,323 --> 01:17:36,823 Who moved? 845 01:17:36,824 --> 01:17:38,325 There's gold beneath my feet. 846 01:17:38,326 --> 01:17:40,202 Are you sure you're not mistaken, Professor? 847 01:17:40,203 --> 01:17:41,871 No, no, it's gold, gold. 848 01:17:41,872 --> 01:17:43,288 - Gold! - Gold! 849 01:17:43,289 --> 01:17:45,947 We're going to Tetaragua... 850 01:17:49,380 --> 01:17:50,839 Hunt down the gold! 851 01:17:50,923 --> 01:17:52,423 To your posts! 852 01:17:52,424 --> 01:17:54,759 Gold, gold, gold, gold... 853 01:17:54,760 --> 01:17:57,049 We're going to Tetaragua... 854 01:17:58,515 --> 01:18:00,724 - I think it would be better to wait. - No, no, no. 855 01:18:00,725 --> 01:18:00,767 Take the dinghy down to the point and go around the boat. Go! 856 01:18:00,768 --> 01:18:03,637 Take the dinghy down to the point and go around the boat. Go! 857 01:18:20,038 --> 01:18:22,164 If anything's not right, give a sharp tug. 858 01:18:22,165 --> 01:18:23,206 OK, Captain. 859 01:18:23,207 --> 01:18:24,666 We're with you all the way. 860 01:18:30,258 --> 01:18:32,464 And watch out for mermaids, alright? 861 01:18:46,983 --> 01:18:49,107 Now, now, Snowy, do you see me worried? 862 01:20:30,846 --> 01:20:32,681 There he is. 863 01:20:32,682 --> 01:20:34,391 There he is, there he is! 864 01:20:39,063 --> 01:20:40,522 I found the gold! 865 01:20:40,607 --> 01:20:42,817 I'm going back down to tie up the chest. 866 01:20:42,818 --> 01:20:45,315 Bravo, Tintin. Come back quickly! 867 01:20:45,404 --> 01:20:46,904 Pass me the rope! 868 01:20:46,905 --> 01:20:49,616 Ah, a billion blistering barnacles. 869 01:20:49,617 --> 01:20:51,656 The Tetaraguan gold. 870 01:20:58,918 --> 01:21:01,295 Everyone, hands up! 871 01:21:01,296 --> 01:21:03,881 Thundering typhoons! The bashi-bazouks! 872 01:21:03,882 --> 01:21:05,038 I said, "Hands up!" 873 01:21:06,927 --> 01:21:11,306 And I say clear the decks for battle! 874 01:21:11,307 --> 01:21:13,058 Come and get me! 875 01:21:13,059 --> 01:21:14,684 Mercenaries! 876 01:21:14,769 --> 01:21:16,687 Web-footed sea birds! 877 01:21:16,688 --> 01:21:20,357 Ah, my little lambs, we'll play a game of Mutiny on the Bounty! 878 01:21:20,358 --> 01:21:23,236 Watch me crush you like mosquitoes! 879 01:21:23,237 --> 01:21:24,654 Spider Monkeys! 880 01:21:24,655 --> 01:21:25,779 Anacoluthons! 881 01:21:25,780 --> 01:21:27,240 Zapotecs! 882 01:21:27,241 --> 01:21:28,658 Iconoclasts! 883 01:21:28,659 --> 01:21:30,827 Haddocks have been hanging mutineers from the main-mast 884 01:21:30,828 --> 01:21:34,363 since the time of my ancestor the Knight of Haddock! 885 01:21:35,791 --> 01:21:37,001 Oh, the spivs! 886 01:21:37,002 --> 01:21:37,085 Oh, the baboons! 887 01:21:37,086 --> 01:21:40,504 You'll pay for this. 888 01:21:40,505 --> 01:21:41,958 It's gold...! 889 01:21:42,049 --> 01:21:43,466 You'll go to the galleys. 890 01:21:43,467 --> 01:21:43,550 Trap me like a lobster! Just you wait! 891 01:21:43,551 --> 01:21:47,500 Trap me like a lobster! Just you wait! 892 01:22:38,526 --> 01:22:39,776 Mr Karabin! 893 01:22:39,777 --> 01:22:39,819 I made it my personal duty to be here for the end of this adventure! 894 01:22:39,820 --> 01:22:43,154 I made it my personal duty to be here for the end of this adventure! 895 01:22:43,240 --> 01:22:46,940 Unfortunately, Mr Tintin, it ends very badly for you! 896 01:22:50,749 --> 01:22:51,994 Assassins! 897 01:22:53,251 --> 01:22:54,331 Assassins! 898 01:22:56,129 --> 01:22:57,837 Assassins! 899 01:22:59,799 --> 01:23:02,052 The Captain will go down with his ship. 900 01:23:02,053 --> 01:23:05,588 Tradition - and prudence - demands it. 901 01:23:17,485 --> 01:23:20,988 We never liked each other much, Themistocles, and yet you see - 902 01:23:20,989 --> 01:23:24,774 I'm the one who will have the most beautiful memory of you. 903 01:25:15,405 --> 01:25:17,362 - Are you coming, Thompson? - Let's go, Thomson. 904 01:25:19,493 --> 01:25:21,661 Help! Help! 905 01:25:21,662 --> 01:25:24,122 Swim, swim, breathe... 906 01:25:24,123 --> 01:25:26,124 Legs, use your legs... 907 01:25:26,125 --> 01:25:28,877 The stick, use the stick... 908 01:27:07,819 --> 01:27:09,403 Hello, Mr Karabin. 909 01:27:09,404 --> 01:27:10,862 How?... You? 910 01:27:10,947 --> 01:27:13,574 Very pleased to see you again too, Mr Karabin! 911 01:27:13,575 --> 01:27:16,826 Land this plane or you're a dead man. 912 01:28:52,307 --> 01:28:55,308 Give me a hug, Snowy, you saved our lives! 913 01:28:57,020 --> 01:28:58,271 Thundering... 914 01:28:58,272 --> 01:28:58,313 Snowy's on fire! 915 01:28:58,314 --> 01:28:59,725 Snowy's on fire! 916 01:28:59,816 --> 01:29:01,232 Ouch! Snowy's on fire! 917 01:29:01,233 --> 01:29:01,317 Water, water, water! 918 01:29:01,318 --> 01:29:04,194 Water, water, water! 919 01:29:04,195 --> 01:29:06,235 Water, water! 920 01:29:15,499 --> 01:29:16,708 Attila! 921 01:29:16,709 --> 01:29:19,085 Inspector Attila Thai, of the Turkish police. 922 01:29:19,086 --> 01:29:19,128 - What? - I'll explain later. 923 01:29:19,129 --> 01:29:20,755 - What? - I'll explain later. 924 01:29:20,756 --> 01:29:22,214 What about Tintin? 925 01:29:22,215 --> 01:29:22,256 Up there, with Karabin. 926 01:29:22,257 --> 01:29:23,751 Up there, with Karabin. 927 01:29:34,603 --> 01:29:38,471 Mr Tintin, Paparanic's gold won't be mine, 928 01:29:38,607 --> 01:29:43,436 or yours, or anyone's. 929 01:30:25,325 --> 01:30:27,243 - Captain Haddock? - Yes? 930 01:30:27,244 --> 01:30:27,327 You were right. 931 01:30:27,328 --> 01:30:28,703 You were right. 932 01:30:30,998 --> 01:30:36,211 2,400 metres down, a deep-sea trench, the gold is irretrievable. 933 01:30:36,212 --> 01:30:36,295 Oh, never mind about the gold, 934 01:30:36,296 --> 01:30:38,296 Oh, never mind about the gold, 935 01:30:38,297 --> 01:30:42,591 we've had a chance to see a few places and meet some nice people. 936 01:30:43,636 --> 01:30:45,638 Inspector Attila. 937 01:30:45,639 --> 01:30:49,809 I've often wanted to ask you, were you one of those bashi-bazouks? 938 01:30:49,810 --> 01:30:52,182 Or just a waffle-iron? 939 01:30:53,480 --> 01:30:55,972 It's still moving, it's still moving! Gold! Still gold! 940 01:30:56,067 --> 01:31:00,070 Again? We told you, it's 2,400 metres down. 941 01:31:00,071 --> 01:31:05,034 Ah, a man of science makes no mistake regarding this sort of oscillation. 942 01:31:05,035 --> 01:31:07,161 Really, there aren't thirty thousand treasures of Themistocles! 943 01:31:07,162 --> 01:31:07,287 Wait! 944 01:31:07,288 --> 01:31:08,371 Wait! 945 01:31:08,372 --> 01:31:09,497 Wait for what? 946 01:31:09,498 --> 01:31:09,581 What if the old chest I fished out wasn't THE treasure? 947 01:31:09,582 --> 01:31:12,709 What if the old chest I fished out wasn't THE treasure? 948 01:31:12,710 --> 01:31:14,126 Not the treasure? 949 01:31:14,127 --> 01:31:14,210 Captain Paparanic was a trickster. He liked to throw out red herrings. 950 01:31:14,211 --> 01:31:17,378 Captain Paparanic was a trickster. He liked to throw out red herrings. 951 01:31:17,507 --> 01:31:18,466 So? 952 01:31:18,466 --> 01:31:18,548 Do you remember the sentence in the will - 953 01:31:18,549 --> 01:31:20,217 Do you remember the sentence in the will - 954 01:31:20,218 --> 01:31:20,301 "To my friend Haddock, I bequeath my old boat to my friend Haddock, 955 01:31:20,302 --> 01:31:23,887 "To my friend Haddock, I bequeath my old boat to my friend Haddock, 956 01:31:23,888 --> 01:31:27,056 "in the hope that he can see the worth of this jewel of the sea." 957 01:31:29,353 --> 01:31:30,812 What now... 958 01:31:34,441 --> 01:31:37,360 The proof, there's the gold! 959 01:31:37,487 --> 01:31:42,066 What was in the chest was only old bits of ship railing. 960 01:31:42,159 --> 01:31:43,658 No! I am not mad! 961 01:31:43,659 --> 01:31:43,743 Nor is my pendulum! It's gold! 962 01:31:43,744 --> 01:31:46,286 Nor is my pendulum! It's gold! 963 01:31:46,287 --> 01:31:47,413 Gold? 964 01:31:47,414 --> 01:31:47,498 If I understand you correctly, then, Karabin's treasure was only copper! 965 01:31:47,499 --> 01:31:50,867 If I understand you correctly, then, Karabin's treasure was only copper! 966 01:31:50,960 --> 01:31:51,960 Maybe... 967 01:31:51,961 --> 01:31:52,003 Copper! 968 01:31:52,004 --> 01:31:53,034 Copper! 969 01:31:54,129 --> 01:31:55,671 Copper! 970 01:31:57,801 --> 01:31:59,259 Copper! 971 01:32:00,762 --> 01:32:03,514 Gold! Gold! It's everywhere! 972 01:32:04,682 --> 01:32:05,682 Copper! 973 01:32:09,480 --> 01:32:13,015 - Copper! Copper! Copper! - Gold! Gold! Gold! 974 01:32:43,892 --> 01:32:47,058 Up lads and at 'em! Everyone on deck! 975 01:32:48,855 --> 01:32:51,347 Ah, it's you, Mr Postman, you scared me. 976 01:32:51,442 --> 01:32:54,694 I was dreaming that a band of pirates wanted to take over my hammock. 977 01:32:54,695 --> 01:32:54,737 No, I just have some mail for you, Captain. 978 01:32:54,738 --> 01:32:56,779 No, I just have some mail for you, Captain. 979 01:32:56,780 --> 01:32:57,989 For me? 980 01:32:57,990 --> 01:32:59,908 A telegram and a parcel. 981 01:32:59,909 --> 01:32:59,992 From the Americas. 982 01:32:59,993 --> 01:33:01,494 From the Americas. 983 01:33:01,495 --> 01:33:02,454 The Americas! 984 01:33:02,454 --> 01:33:02,538 Some news, Captain? 985 01:33:02,539 --> 01:33:03,617 Some news, Captain? 986 01:33:03,747 --> 01:33:05,786 If it's another inheritance, burn it! 987 01:33:09,670 --> 01:33:12,715 President of Tetaragua to Captain Haddock. 988 01:33:12,716 --> 01:33:16,843 Nation thanks Captain Haddock for returning gold. STOP. 989 01:33:16,844 --> 01:33:16,886 Tetaraguan Parliament renaming Victory Square. STOP. 990 01:33:16,887 --> 01:33:20,764 Tetaraguan Parliament renaming Victory Square. STOP. 991 01:33:20,765 --> 01:33:23,727 Victory Square now Themistocles Paparanic Square. 992 01:33:23,728 --> 01:33:23,811 Bravo! 993 01:33:23,812 --> 01:33:25,352 Bravo! 994 01:33:25,437 --> 01:33:27,021 Unanimous government vote 995 01:33:27,022 --> 01:33:30,608 to give Grand Cordon of the Order of the Scarlet Cheetah 996 01:33:30,609 --> 01:33:33,528 to brave Captain Haddock. STOP. 997 01:33:35,281 --> 01:33:37,324 The Grand Cordon of the Cheetah. 998 01:33:37,325 --> 01:33:37,366 Oh, it's too beautiful. It's much too beautiful. 999 01:33:37,367 --> 01:33:39,905 Oh, it's too beautiful. It's much too beautiful. 1000 01:33:50,005 --> 01:33:53,541 Captain Haddock terribly moved. STOP. 1001 01:34:05,522 --> 01:34:06,772 What's that? 1002 01:34:06,773 --> 01:34:06,815 An idea of mine. 1003 01:34:06,816 --> 01:34:08,226 An idea of mine. 1004 01:34:10,402 --> 01:34:13,655 It's too much! It's much too much! 1005 01:34:13,656 --> 01:34:13,698 Captain. 1006 01:34:13,699 --> 01:34:14,782 Captain. 1007 01:34:14,783 --> 01:34:14,867 Where there's a ceremony, there's a brass marching band! 1008 01:34:14,868 --> 01:34:17,659 Where there's a ceremony, there's a brass marching band! 1009 01:34:17,660 --> 01:34:19,368 And champagne! 1010 01:34:39,726 --> 01:34:41,018 To Tetaragua! 1011 01:34:41,019 --> 01:34:41,102 To dear old Themistocles. 1012 01:34:41,103 --> 01:34:43,226 To dear old Themistocles. 1013 01:34:53,282 --> 01:34:55,690 Oh, thank you, my friends. 1014 01:35:07,423 --> 01:35:10,300 Gentlemen, my latest invention. 1015 01:35:10,301 --> 01:35:16,389 To stop our winged friends from being nostalgic for the big blue sky, 1016 01:35:16,390 --> 01:35:18,348 the flying birdcage. 1017 01:35:22,481 --> 01:35:23,940 Voila! 1018 01:35:58,144 --> 01:36:00,102 That's it, that's it... 1019 01:36:03,275 --> 01:36:05,149 Story, adaptation and dialogue by: 1020 01:36:09,197 --> 01:36:12,365 Music: 1021 01:36:13,203 --> 01:36:16,821 With Captain Haddock: 1022 01:36:17,498 --> 01:36:21,118 Professor Calculus: 1023 01:36:22,004 --> 01:36:25,254 Thomson and Thompson: 1024 01:36:26,008 --> 01:36:28,009 With, of course, Tintin: 1025 01:36:28,010 --> 01:36:31,178 And Snowy 1026 01:36:31,973 --> 01:36:33,974 With the participation of Charles Vanel 1027 01:36:33,975 --> 01:36:36,348 in the role of Father Alexander 1028 01:36:52,245 --> 01:36:53,704 The postman: 1029 01:36:55,123 --> 01:36:57,333 And all of the traditional 1030 01:36:57,334 --> 01:36:57,376 Greek dancers and musicians 1031 01:36:57,377 --> 01:36:59,747 Greek dancers and musicians 1032 01:37:01,838 --> 01:37:03,924 Cinematography: 1033 01:37:03,925 --> 01:37:05,964 Camera Operator: 1034 01:37:06,302 --> 01:37:11,544 Sets: 1035 01:37:11,932 --> 01:37:16,346 Editor: Assistant Editor: 1036 01:37:16,730 --> 01:37:18,397 Sound Engineer: 1037 01:37:18,398 --> 01:37:18,481 Assistant Director: 1038 01:37:18,482 --> 01:37:20,065 Assistant Director: 1039 01:37:20,066 --> 01:37:20,150 Script Supervisor: 1040 01:37:20,151 --> 01:37:21,817 Script Supervisor: 1041 01:37:21,818 --> 01:37:23,527 Underwater Scenes: 1042 01:37:24,405 --> 01:37:26,490 Head of make-up: 1043 01:37:26,491 --> 01:37:28,408 Administrator: 1044 01:37:28,409 --> 01:37:28,492 Technical Advisors: 1045 01:37:28,493 --> 01:37:30,410 Technical Advisors: 1046 01:37:30,411 --> 01:37:32,412 Assistant Technicians: 1047 01:37:32,413 --> 01:37:34,081 Production Manager: 1048 01:37:34,082 --> 01:37:34,166 Assistant Producer: 1049 01:37:34,167 --> 01:37:35,833 Assistant Producer: 1050 01:37:35,834 --> 01:37:37,542 Production Secretary: 1051 01:37:38,294 --> 01:37:40,713 Special effects: 1052 01:37:40,714 --> 01:37:43,132 Sound system: 1053 01:37:43,133 --> 01:37:45,091 Film certification no. 1 4552 74538

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