All language subtitles for The Green Hornet E22

Faster, Kato. Prince Rafil's plane
should be landing about now.

If he gets there before we do,
he's a dead man.

Thank you, Tom, I won't need
you anymore tonight //.

Oh, Miss Prescott.

Good evening, Mr. Bakr.

His Highness will be overjoyed
to find you here to meet him.

His plane just landed.

We should confer soon about
the arrangements for the wedding.

Yes. Yes, we should.

I know his Highness will be pleased
that you are agreeable for the ceremony
taking place in the consulate.

I'd be delighted to be married on the steps of City Hall
/by a justice of the peace that's what Rafil wanted./

Janet.

Rafil.

Let me look at you.

It's true.

It's not possible, but it is true.

You're more beautiful than ever.

The Green Hornet.

Let's get out of here.

Another challenge
for the Green Hornet,

his aide Kato and their rolling
arsenal the Black Beauty.

On police records
a wanted criminal,

the Green Hornet
is really Britt Reid,

owner publisher of
the Daily Sentinel.

His dual identity known
only to his secretary

and to the district attorney.

And now, to protect the rights and lives
of decent citizens rides the Green Hornet.

An attempt on my life?

That's right, Your Highness.

How do you know, Mr. Reid?

I received an anonymous
phone call last night.

Before I could call the police

I learned that the Green Hornet
had disposed of the threat.

But why?

Why would this... this Green Hornet
bother to save my life?

From what I've been told,
he's a notorious criminal.

That's true, Your Highness.
I have no idea what his motive was.

I have political enemies of course.

What head of state doesn't?

But even if the incident at the airport
last night involved an assassination attempt,

I'm perfectly safe here in the consulate.

I'm not so sure.

There is a reception here tonight in your honor.

But, Mr. Reid, attendance is by invitation only.

The invitations have been known to
fall into the wrong hands, Mr. Bakr.

Your Highness, I'd like your permission to post a strong
police guard around the consulate grounds tonight.

Well, I see no objection to that.

Do you, Bakr?

As long as the police do not
come on the consulate ground.

This is a Kaharain territory as much as the capital
Kahara itself and must be respected as such.

I understand that, Mr. Bakr.

Well then, it is settled.

I wish to thank you, gentlemen,
for your concern over my safety.

Janet has mentioned you, Mr. Reid.

Your families are all friends, I understand.
That's right.

I will look forward to seeing you
at the reception this evening.

And you too, Mr. Scanlon.
Thank you.

Be careful, Your Highness.

I will.

When a man is going to marry
a girl is wonderful as my fiance,

he has a great deal to live for.

See you tonight.

Goodbye.

Doesn't the line ever end?

When you are Princess Janet of Kahara,
you'll become reconciled to affairs like this.

Excuse me, miss, you wanted on the telephone.

I was told to say it was urgent.

Urgent?

You can take it in the library, miss.

Thank you. Will you excuse me, Darling?
Of course.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello?

Good evening, Your Highness.

Ah, Mr. Reid, good to see you again.
Good to see you.

Mr. Bakr. How do you do.

Col. Sarajek.
Good Evening. Good evening.

Mr. Reid, Janet has been called to the telephone.

Let's find her and have a nice quiet drink.

Just the three of us.
Good idea.

Darling, I...

That's strange.

I wonder where she...?

What is that odor?

Chloroform.

Something has happened to Janet.

Has Mr. Scanlon arrived yet?

Yes.

Speaking.

Excuse me, Frank.

Excuse me.

What is it?
Trouble.

Yes.

Yes, I understand.

Janet has been kidnapped.

Kidnapped?

And unless I return to Kahara and announce
my abdication within 48 hours, she will be killed.

Sarajek.

Your Highness.

How soon can my plane be ready
to take off for Kahara?

To take off for Kahara?

But, Your Highness, I don't understand.

How soon?

A couple of hours.

Then see to it.

Don't give in to that demand, Your Highness.

What are you talking about?
I have to, Janet's life is at stake.

But I don't think returning to Kahara and
abdicating your throne is going to save her.

Men vicious enough to do a thing
like this to force you out of power

wouldn't hesitate to kill her
once they've got what they want.

Mr. Scanlon.

They won't harm her as long
as they need her to bargain with.

Time is on your side, not theirs.
Make them wait.

Give the police a chance.

They'll find out who's holding Janet and where.

No, Mr. Scanlon, I'm sorry.

Maybe you're right,
but what if you're wrong?

I cannot risk that.

My throne means nothing to me
compared to Janet's life.

Have the plane ready in 2 hours.

Your Highness.

I've got to stop him, Frank.

You've done as much as you can.

No.

Not quite.

Let's roll.

My apologies, Your Highness.

What's the meaning of this?

You've been kidnapped,

technically.

I don't understand.

Last night you saved my life,

or so I'm told.

And tonight, this.

It's simple, Your Highness.

I couldn't let you deprive me of
the opportunity to make $25,000.

Is that the ransom you're asking for me?

No, that's the price for
the rescue of Janet Prescott.

The rescue Janet?
That's right.

If the price is too high...?

I am only interested in Janet's safety.

How can you free her?
Do you know where she's being held?

I think I do.

Where?

I'd rather not say.

If I'm right,

it's going to take a lot of planning
to rescue her without risking her life.

Meanwhile you'll have to
remain here as our guest.

For how long?

Until tomorrow night.

That may be too late.

Let's hope not, Your Highness.

If it is, we're too late already.

If there's anything you want, just ring.

You've gone too far this time, Britt.

You know that prince Rafil is
a head of a foreign government.

Calm down, Frank.
Oh, calm down, calm down.

And you think of the international repercussions
once this gets out?

It's not going to get out.

How can you be sure?

Why did you do it?

It's the only way I could think of
to save Janet Prescott.

I don't get the connection.

Frank, there were 25 policemen on guard
outside the consulate last night.

Haven't you wondered how the kidnappers got her out
without somebody seeing something suspicious?

Well.

They didn't take her outside the consulate.

After they chloroformed her
they took her somewhere inside the consulate.

Are you suggesting that Abu Bakr and Colonel
Sarajek are behind Janet Prescott's kidnapping?

Yes, I am.

I've already contacted them.

The Green Hornet has an
appointment with them tonight.

To collect a Prince's ransom.

Where are you taking me?

To find Miss Prescott.

We need your help.

Will you give it to me?

Do I have a choice?

Not if you want to see Miss Prescott alive again.

Then you have my answer.

Good.

I'll tell you what we're going to do.

Good evening, gentlemen.

Is that the money?

This is the way I like to do business,
quickly and to the point.

When do we get him?

I told you on the telephone.

Within an hour after the payment
of the ransom money.

As soon as I'm clear this embassy grounds.

I'll tell you where you can find His Highness.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Get me the main gate.

This is Colonel Sarajek.

The Green Hornet has just left.

Make certain he is in his car when it leaves.

But why?

Simply because I do not trust him.

We'll wait here.

Do you read me?

I read you.

I'm inside the consulate,

second-floor bedroom.

I'll keep in touch.

Right.

No, wait, let me have that.

This is Rafil.

I just thought of something.

In going over the plans for the reception
Bakr mentioned a wine cellar.

Wine cellar?

Would that be a likely place?

Very likely.

What was that noise?

I don't know, your excellency.

Well, find out.

The basement.

What are you doing here?

Looking for you.

You all right?
Yes.

Let's go.

Back there.

The chair.

/**/ it.

That won't hold for long.

I found her, we're trapped in the wine cellar.

Okay, we on the way.

Let's see if we can find a way out of here.

There.

There he is. Get him.

Rafil.

Oh, darling.

Are you all right?
Yes.

The Green Hornet, where is he?
He's back in there in the wine cellar.

There are cars in the back.
The keys are in them, take one.

Get out of here and call the police.

Now Mr. Hornet, we'll see who you really are.

Thank you, my friend.

Thank you, Your Highness.

The police. Hadn't you better go?

Right.

Oh, wait.

The $25,000 I owe you.

Forget it, Your Highness.

Consider that a wedding present.

The Green Hornet is
somewhat of a romanticist.

Ladies and gentlemen,

a toast to a beautiful bride.

And to a handsome bridegroom.

Careful, Miss Case, he's a married man.

With my entire staff under arrest
I wouldn't have been
if you hadn't volunteer to be my best man.

My pleasure, Your Highness.

There is only one thing I could wish for
on this happiest day of my life.

What's that?

That after what he did for me,
the Green Hornet could be here.

Well, maybe he is.

In spirit I mean.