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It's time to get out.
Don't bIeed to death.
-HeIIo, MitcheII. -Bond.
The Americans are gonna be none too pIeased about this.
I promised them Le Chiffre, and they got Le Chiffre.
They got his body.
If they'd wanted his souI, they shouId have made a deaI with a priest.
-Has he said anything? -No.
I'm going to check the perimeter, ma'am.
You Iook Iike heII.
When's the Iast time you sIept?
Vesper's boyfriend, Yusef Kabira,
the one who was abducted in Morocco, the one she was trying to save.
His body was washed up on a beach in Ibiza.
We're meant to beIieve the fish did that to his face.
His waIIet and ID were in his pocket.
-WeII, that's convenient. -Quite.
Which is why I did a DNA check on a Iock of his hair found in Vesper's apartment.
It's not him.
A Iock of his hair?
I wouIdn't have thought Vesper the sentimentaI type.
WeII, we never reaIIy know anyone, do we?
But I do need to know, Bond.
I need to know that I can trust you.
And you don't?
WeII, it'd be a pretty coId bastard
who didn't want revenge for the death of someone he Ioved.
You don't have to worry about me.
I'm not gonna go chasing him. He's not important.
And neither was she.
It's cIear, ma'am.
-Thanks, MitcheII. -ShaII we?
Are you gonna teII us who you work for?
I was aIways very interested to meet you.
I'd heard so much about you from Vesper.
The reaI shame is that if she hadn't kiIIed herseIf,
we wouId have had you, too.
I think you wouId have done anything for her.
WeII, you know you're not in Britain, and God knows where you'II be tomorrow.
Which shouId teII you that eventuaIIy
you wiII teII us about the peopIe you work with,
and the Ionger it takes, the more painfuI we'II make it.
You reaIIy don't know anything about us.
It's so amusing because we are on the other side, thinking,
''The MI6, the CIA, they're Iooking over our shouIders.
''They're Iistening to our conversations.''
And the truth is you don't even know we exist.
WeII, we do now, Mr. White, and we're quick Iearners.
Oh, reaIIy?
WeII, then, the first thing you shouId know about us
is that we have peopIe everywhere.
Am I right?
Anything?
Craig MitcheII worked for me for eight years.
He passed a fuII security check and Iie detector test every year.
Didn't Ieave so much as a scrap of paper to expIain any of it.
Eight years! Five as my personaI bodyguard.
I found this and three other bIoody Christmas presents
I bought him about the house.
I don't think he smoked.
And you had to kiII him.
CouIdn't bring him in for questioning so that we might actuaIIy Iearn something.
When someone says we got peopIe everywhere, you expect it to be hyperboIe.
Lots of peopIe say that. FIorists use that expression.
Doesn't mean that they've got somebody working for them inside the bIoody room.
What the heII is this organization, Bond?
How can they be everywhere and we know nothing about them?
-I assume we found no trace of White. -No.
The agent guarding the door in the garage
was dead before you passed him on the stairs.
I passed him on the stairs? Christ!
MitcheII must have kiIIed him when he went out to check the perimeter.
You're Iucky to be here.
Do you think White's stiII aIive?
-Yes, I do. -What is it?
Craig MitcheII, 45 years oId.
No Iiving famiIy. Gave generousIy to charity.
TeII me you know more than that.
Our moneymen went through every biII in MitcheII's waIIet and house.
-How much did he have? -Less than 100 pounds,
and about the same in euros and doIIars.
Excuse me. Excuse me, ma'am.
We've done a compIete forensic anaIysis of every note and its traceabIe history.
Not in the mood.
After you.
This particuIar note from MitcheII's waIIet may be of interest.
Scanning.
We introduced tagged biIIs into Le Chiffre's money-Iaundering operation
by intercepting iIIegaI payoffs.
We traced money through severaI of his bank accounts around the worId.
That's pretty thin.
At the rate money changes hands,
you couId probabIy find a tenner in my waIIet with a tag.
That's true, ma'am. A singIe biII couId be a coincidence,
but what about a whoIe stack?
These biIIs, from the same series as MitcheII's,
were just scanned at a bank in Port-au-Prince, Haiti,
deposited in the account of a Mr. SIate.
Impress me.
We have a Mr. Edmund SIate returning to Port-au-Prince
from Heathrow this morning.
His entry documents have him staying at the HoteI DessaIines.
He's in room 325.
-Thank you. -You're weIcome.
Do you have any messages for 325?
No, sir. The onIy message was about the briefcase
that was deIivered earIier.
-Did you want us to continue hoIding it? -No. No, I'II take that now.
Yes, sir.
-Thank you. -You're weIcome.
Get in!
-What? -Get in.
AII right.
You're Iate.
I got puIIed into a meeting.
Who with?
A friend of Mr. White's.
Don't think I know him.
It's funny.
You don't Iook at aII Iike I expected.
ReaIIy? What were you expecting?
I didn't think geoIogists Iooked so...
So?
A friend of yours?
I don't have any friends.
Get out of the way! Move!
We didn't settIe on a price.
Make me an offer.
We can work it out Iater, over drinks.
Dominic didn't give you any troubIe, did he?
No.
What the heII is this?
I think someone wants to kiII you.
That wasn't very nice.
-You were supposed to shoot her. -WeII, I missed.
Get Bond.
-Where is he now? -Approaching the docks, Kings Quay.
Connecting. Tanner.
I've got Bond.
Ask him about SIate.
She wants to know about Slate.
TeII her SIate was a dead end.
SIate was a dead end.
Connection terminated.
Damn him. He kiIIed him.
Touch me and I'II break your wrist.
CamiIIe.
How nice to see you.
AIive, you mean?
I knew we shouIdn't have sIept together.
I think I'm starting to Iike you.
So you did just try and have me kiIIed.
And that made me very sad thinking I wouId never see you again.
But here you are.
Damn it, Dominic! I was trying to heIp you.
I was trying to uncover a Ieak.
And you, you sent someone to kiII me?
PIease don't taIk to me Iike I'm stupid!
It's unattractive.
Come. I wanna show you something.
Come.
There's nothing that makes me more uncomfortabIe
than friends taIking behind my back.
It feeIs Iike
ants under my skin.
It's been that way forever.
I remember when I was 15,
I had a crush on one of my mother's piano students.
Somehow I overheard her saying very nasty things about me.
I got so angry.
I took an iron.
Is that him?
I... We onIy spoke on the phone.
It's such a shame because he's one of my best geoIogists.
He said you asked to buy information.
No. He caIIed me and offered to seII me information.
Why wouId I come back here if I was Iying?
Because you Iove me.
I was doing it for you.
To stop him from betraying you.
You know what burns more than aII your buIIshit?
Is that I aIways got the feeIing that you were onIy sIeeping with me
to get to GeneraI Medrano.
Is that him?
You know how these deposed dictators are,
jeaIous of their safety.
Stick around.
I'II introduce you.
Do you see the girI that just waIked in here?
CouId you give her that? TeII her to caII me.
You've reached Universal Exports. Our offices are currently closed.
And you can do aII this for me?
WeII, Iook at what we did to this country.
The Haitians eIect a priest
who decides to raise the minimum wage from 38 cents to $1 a day.
It's not a Iot, but it's enough to upset the corporations
who were here making T-shirts and running shoes.
So they caIIed us, and we faciIitated a change.
The difference is,
my country's not some fIyspeck in the middIe of the Caribbean.
But we've aIready begun destabiIizing the government.
We'II suppIy the private security.
We'II pay off the right officiaIs,
and we have 26 countries ready to officiaIIy recognize
your new BoIivian government.
You want your country back.
My organization can give it to you within the week.
You've been busy.
And in return you want what?
A desert.
-This part. -This Iand is worthIess.
So you're getting a great deaI.
You won't find oiI there.
Everyone has tried.
Maybe, maybe not.
But we own whatever we find.
Did you know Ernesto Montes?
A very powerfuI man in his day.
He had a beautifuI Russian wife.
A dancer.
WeII, his daughter works for me.
Or did.
She's IoveIy,
but I don't see the resembIance.
Why don't you consider her as something to sweeten the deaI?
Just promise me to drop her over the side when you're done.
CamiIIe, GeneraI Medrano.
Be carefuI what you wish for, my dear.
Have fun, you two.
What the heII are you doing?
-You're weIcome! -You idiot! Take me back!
You know, maybe I'II do that Iater.
You're not one of Greene's.
Dominic Greene?
Get down!
-Give me the wheeI! -Navigate!
Left!
-What are you doing? -HoId on!
Get down!
Excuse me.
Thank you. She's seasick.
It's Bond.
-Connect Bond. Connecting 007.
Yes?
Name check, Dominic Greene.
GREENE.
I might need a IittIe more than that.
There are a Iot of Dominic Greenes.
Do you have a sociaI security or passport number?
No.
Scanning DGSE databases.
Anything? Scanning KGB databases.
Do you have anything? WiII you put her on, pIease?
I am on, Bond. What happened to SIate?
I'm not dweIIing on the past.
-I don't think you shouId, either. -You kiIIed him.
Largest hit, Dominic Greene, CEO of Greene PIanet.
It's a utiIity company,
but Greene's been doing a Iot of phiIanthropic work,
buying up Iarge tracts of Iand for ecoIogicaI preserves.
You should be getting his picture now.
Yep, that's him.
I'm afraid there's a firewaII around his other corporate hoIdings,
so we have no other information.
Get me the Americans.
Connecting.
Go ahead.
Interest in Dominic Greene, Greene PIanet.
Transferring you now.
Hold for Gregory Beam. please.
Thank you.
Hi. this is Gregory Beam. ma 'am.
HeIIo, Mr. Beam.
I'm so sorry to keep you waiting. We have no interest in Mr. Greene.
Thank you, Mr. Beam.
Connection terminated.
He's a person of extreme interest.
-But he just said that he wasn't... -Tanner, I asked about the man
and she transferred me to the section chief of South America.
How wouId she know to do that if they weren't tracking him?
Bond. we have your location as approaching an airfield.
ls Greene on the move? -Yeah.
I've got a taiI number, GoIf-Zero-CharIie-Sierra-CharIie.
Get me a destination.
It's a private charter
going to Bregenz, Austria, Ieaving immediateIy.
Tanner, authorize a charter for 007.
And, Bond, if you couId avoid kiIIing every possibIe Iead,
it wouId be deepIy appreciated.
Yes, ma'am. I'II do my best.
Connection terminated.
I've heard that before.
-HeIIo. -Hi.
WeIcome aboard.
Come. Have a seat.
CharIie-Sierra-CharIie.
Jeez.
Sorry.
How much Ionger?
So do we have an understanding?
Yeah.
We do nothing to stop a coup in BoIivia, and in exchange,
the new government gives America the Iease to any oiI found.
If it's oiI you want.
WeII, you didn't find diamonds, did you?
DriIIing underground, you kept off everybody's radar for a very Iong time,
but you can't buy that much piping without somebody getting curious.
We'II have to verify the find.
I'm not even admitting there is one. You are getting this for free.
VenezueIa, BraziI, now BoIivia.
With you tied up in the MiddIe East, South America is faIIing Iike dominoes.
You don't need another Marxist giving nationaI resources to the peopIe, do you?
WeII, we can hardIy be expected to do something about a coup
we know nothing about.
And I have a pest.
This.
You have any idea who that is?
Sorry.
It's James Bond, British Secret Service.
I don't know how I couId have missed that.
I wiII need you to get rid of him for me.
Yeah. That's not gonna be a probIem.
You know who Greene is and you wanna put us in bed with him.
You are kidding, right?
Yeah. You're right. We shouId just deaI with nice peopIe.
I need to know you're on the team, FeIix.
I need to know you vaIue your career.
Dominic Greene.
-Good to see you. Good. -How are you?
Thank you.
Ladies and gentlemen.
tonight's performance ofTosca will begin shortly.
Please take your seats.
What else does General Medrano require?
Anything further from Canadian intelligence?
We'll discuss that later.
How much more pipeline do we need?
IdeaIIy, 2,000 kiIometers.
Are there any objections?
No.
Not here.
No objections.
Transfer the funds from our Siberian hoIdings.
Done.
Where do the Americans stand?
WeII, the CIA doesn't care about another dictator as Iong as they get their end.
But when they find out that they've been duped?
I'm working on that.
l'm still not sure that the Tierra Project is the best use of Quantum 's time.
Perhaps we should shift our focus to the Canadian.
This is the world's most precious resource.
We need to control as much of it as we can.
BoIivia must be top priority.
Can I offer an opinion?
I reaIIy think you peopIe shouId find a better pIace to meet.
Where do you think you're going?
Thank you.
WeII, Tosca isn't for everyone.
Drop it.
So who are you working for?
Piss off.
Get rid of anything we brought with us. We've been compromised.
I asked you who you were working for.
-Is he one of ours? -No.
Then he shouIdn't be Iooking at me.
Get me M.
It's your Iine.
Thanks. Connect caII.
Connecting Tanner.
We've lD'd the pictures.
Show me.
Gregor Karakov, former minister, now owns most of the mines in Siberia,
Moishe Soref. former Mossad. now telecom giant.
and Guy Haines. special envoy to the Prime Minister.
Get Bond.
There's something eIse.
lt appears Bond shot Haines'bodyguard and threw him off a roof.
Where are you? -Did you get my pictures?
Was this a conversation? Can you Iink these peopIe?
ls that stress in your voice?
I need you to come in and debrief.
-I don't have time. Bond. you killed a man in Bregenz.
I did my best not to.
You shot him at point blank and threw him off a roof.
I'd hardIy caII that showing restraint,
especiaIIy since he was a member of SpeciaI Branch.
So who was he guarding?
Bond, are you missing the fact
that you kiIIed a member of SpeciaI Branch?
I need you to come in.
And I wouId, but right now I need to find the man who tried to kiII you.
Go back to sleep.
Connection terminated.
Restrict Bond's movements.
CanceI his cards.
Put an aIert on his passports. AII of them.
And I want to know everything we don't know about Haines.
Yes. ma 'am.
And, Tanner, be carefuI who you trust with this.
HopefuIIy, you're a better judge of character than I am.
You want to foIIow your friends to La Paz, BoIivia?
PIease.
I'm sorry, sir, but this doesn't work.
Do you have another card?
No.
CouId you do me a favor?
You're gonna get a phone caII in a minute.
WouId you mind teIIing them I'm headed for Cairo?
-I'd be happy to. -Thank you.
Mathis.
What do you want?
Come to apoIogize?
You know, Mathis,
I think retirement suits you.
None for him.
Sorry. He's in a bad mood today.
I need a passport and matching credit cards.
And MI6 ran out of pIastic?
WeII, oddIy, right now, you're the onIy person I think I can trust.
That is odd.
But I guess when one's young,
it seems very easy to distinguish between right and wrong.
But as one gets oIder, it becomes more difficuIt.
The viIIains and the heroes get aII mixed up.
I was sorry to hear about Vesper.
I think she Ioved you.
Right up untiI the moment she betrayed me.
She died for you.
Why did you reaIIy want to see me?
I need some information.
You have some hard friends. This man is some kind of faciIitator.
Fingers in many pies, and they don't Ieave any prints.
-These men were together? -They're buying up oiI pipeIine.
Something caIIed the Tierra Project.
-Do you know it? -Destroy these.
That's Guy Haines. You don't know him?
-ShouId I? -I suppose not.
You haven't been keeping secrets as Iong as I have.
He keeps a very Iow profiIe,
but he's one of the Prime Minister's cIosest advisors.
WeII, they say you're judged by the strength of your enemies.
Do you know anything about BoIivia?
I was stationed in South America for seven years.
-WeII, do you have some contacts there? -A few.
What do you want to know?
Come with me.
You can't sIeep?
May I fix you a drink, sir?
What are you drinking?
I don't know. What am I drinking?
Three measures of Gordon's gin, one of vodka, haIf of...
-Kina LiIIet. -Kina LiIIet, which is not Vermouth,
shaken weII untiI it is ice-coId,
then served with a Iarge thin sIice of Iemon peeI.
Six of them.
That's impressive.
They're good. You shouId have one.
No, it'II just keep me awake.
So what's keeping you awake?
I was wondering why you came with me.
It takes something to admit you were wrong.
-You want a sIeeping piII? -No.
-Pain piII? -No.
I have piIIs for everything.
Some make you taIIer.
Some make you forget.
I'm going to try and get some sIeep.
Good idea.
Thank you.
Mr. Bond, my name is FieIds. I'm from the consuIate.
WeII, of course you are.
And what do you do at the consuIate, FieIds?
That's not important.
My orders are to turn you around
and put you on the first pIane back to London.
Do those orders incIude my friend Mathis?
I'm sorry, I don't know who you are.
You see that? Gone such a short time and aIready forgotten.
You're just saying that to hurt me.
Mr. Bond, these orders come from the highest possibIe authority.
Taxi. FieIds, when is the next fIight to London?
Tomorrow morning.
WeII then, we have aII night.
If you attempt to fIee, I wiII arrest you,
drop you off in jaiI and take you to the pIane in chains.
-Understand? -PerfectIy. After you.
-I think she has handcuffs. -I do hope so.
He bIames the water shortage on gIobaI warming.
HeIIo, CarIos? CarIos.
The CoIoneI who heads the NationaI PoIice.
We have a reservation.
Como esta? -Very weII, thank you.
-Your name? -Miss FieIds.
-You're going nowhere. -So shoot me.
I'd rather stay in a morgue.
We are teachers on sabbaticaI. This fits our cover.
No, it doesn't. Get in. Get in!
FoIIow me, pIease.
-May I show you your room, senor? -No, it's fine. Thank you.
I can't find the...
The stationery.
WiII you come and heIp me Iook?
You've been invited to a party.
I didn't know we had any friends here.
Greene PIanet.
You're not coming?
I'm having a drink with my friend the CoIoneI.
I'II see you there Iater.
Do you know how angry I am at myseIf?
I can't imagine.
You must be furious.
Do you want to go to a party?
A party?
But I have nothing to wear.
We'II fix that.
It might be usefuI to know your reaI name.
FieIds.
Just FieIds.
FieIds it is, then.
We are in a spiral of environmental decline.
Since 1945. 1 7% of the planet's vegetated surface
has been irreversibly degraded.
The Tierra Project is just one small part of a global network of Eco Parks
that Greene Planet has created
to rejuvenate a world on the verge of collapse.
l hope that tonight you make the decision to be part of that.
Thank you.
And have fun.
-CongratuIations. -Thank you.
ExceIIent speech and congratuIations.
WonderfuI speech, Dominic.
-We need you here. -Thank you.
Miss FieIds, Mr. Bond, my friend CarIos.
-PIeased to meet you. -Ma'am.
Mr. Bond, Mathis has spoken a great deaI about you.
I want you to know my entire poIice force is at your disposaI.
WeII, that couId be very usefuI.
You know, there are peopIe in this country spending haIf their paycheck
just to get cIean water.
What do you think of that?
The BoIivian government is the probIem.
They cut down the trees,
then act surprised when the water and the soiI wash out to sea.
I couIdn't agree more. I hope this figure is to your Iiking.
Cheri. you shouIdn't tease.
Why don't you teII them about aII the Iand you bought up outside Potosi?
It's been a pIeasure. WiII you excuse me?
Of course.
Somehow the Iogging rights
went to a muItinationaI corporation that cut down the forests,
but onIy after our Iast government soId the Iand to Greene PIanet.
-Or have I got my facts crossed? -Yes, I think you did.
You'II excuse us?
What a wonderfuI night.
You just cost me quite a bit of money, darIing.
You can't put a price on integrity.
I can try.
Thank you.
TeII me you didn't drop by tonight just to piss on my parade.
Or are you stiII after this GeneraI's head for your manteI?
A IittIe of both.
TeII me where Medrano is
and maybe you won't Iose any more investors.
You are reaIIy breaking my heart, choosing an insect Iike that over me.
Are you going to throw me over?
No. You've been drinking, so maybe you sIipped.
Just think how much you'd miss me.
Good evening.
There you are.
WouId you excuse me?
Mr. Bond.
What a pIeasure.
WeII, carefuI with this one. She won't go to bed with you
unIess you give her something she reaIIy wants.
It's a shame because she's reaIIy quite stunning
once you get her on her back.
I wish I couId say the feeIing was mutuaI.
I'm sorry, Mr. Greene, but we have to go.
PIease. My friends caII me Dominic.
I'm sure they do.
How much do you know about Bond, CamiIIe?
Because he's rather a tragic case.
As MI6 says, he's difficuIt to controI.
Nice way of saying that everything he touches seems to wither and die.
ShaII we?
Doesn't bode weII for you, I'm afraid.
You two do make a charming coupIe, though.
You're both... What's the expression?
Damaged goods.
Oh, my gosh!
I'm so sorry.
Come on, Iighten up.
You're cramping my styIe.
So it's British inteIIigence now.
What the heII do you want from me?
You're gonna show me Dominic Greene's Tierra Project.
-Are you up to it? -Do I have a choice?
Do you want one?
There's something horribIy efficient about you.
Is that a compIiment?
WeII, what's the bet that Dominic Greene has friends in the poIice force?
Stay here.
Now, why wouId you want me to do that?
Mathis?
There's a hospitaI on the other side of town.
PIease.
Stay with me.
Stay here, pIease.
PIease.
Come here.
It's okay.
That's better.
That doesn't hurt.
Is Mathis your cover name?
Yes.
Not a very good one, is it?
Do we forgive each other?
I shouIdn't have Ieft you aIone.
Vesper.
She gave everything for you.
Forgive her.
Forgive yourseIf.
Is that how you treat your friends?
He wouIdn't care.
Let's go.
The Foreign Secretary's asking to see you.
What don't I know?
Rene Mathis has been shot dead in Bolivia.
The police claim it was Bond.
How much did you pay him?
Well. he wanted you. but l left him the car as collateral.
He'll make much more when he sells us out.
Right.
Let's see if this thing'll fly.
Here.
All the information l found said there was nothing of value there.
but Greene's geologist had proof that there was.
My sources tell me you're Bolivian Secret Service.
or used to be.
and that you infiltrated Greene's organization by having sex with him.
That offends you? No. not in the slightest.
So what's your interest in Greene?
Amongst other things. he tried to kill a friend of mine.
A woman? Yes.
But it's not what you think.
Your mother? She likes to think so.
What's that down there?
That's a sinkhole.
There are a few around here.
Just for the record. l wasn't with Greene for my...
Damn it!
I think we Iost him !
He's coming fast!
He's right behind you!
Here. Put that on!
Come on!
CamiIIe!
According to the BoIivians, it was a routine stop,
and when they discovered Mathis' body, Bond disarmed and shot them.
Of course, there are no witnesses to prove otherwise.
I need something. I can't go in there unarmed.
I'm sorry. There's nothing.
Come in.
What's today's excuse? That Bond is IegaIIy bIind?
No, Minister.
I don't think I need to teII you how upset the PM is.
With respect, the PM has my direct Iine.
And he'd have used it if he'd wanted to speak to you.
I'm sorry, M. Things have changed.
We've had Iong discussions with our cousins.
Mr. Greene's interests and ours now aIign.
Minister, this man is a major pIayer in one of the most dangerous organizations...
We've never even heard of.
Foreign poIicy cannot be conducted on the basis of hunches and innuendo.
Then give us time to gather enough evidence
so you can make informed decisions.
Fine.
Say you're right. Say Greene is a viIIain.
If we refused to do business with viIIains, we'd have aImost no one to trade with.
The worId's running out of oiI, M. The Russians aren't pIaying baII.
The Americans and Chinese are dividing up what's Ieft.
Right or wrong doesn't come into it.
We're acting out of necessity.
Bond is running wiId.
Who's to say he hasn't been turned?
PuII him in or the Americans wiII put him down.
I think I found a way out.
You're freezing.
I'm fine.
So what is it that Greene has that you want?
It's not Greene. It's Medrano, the man he met in Haiti.
My father worked for the miIitary junta.
He was a very crueI man,
but he was my father.
When I was a smaII chiId
the opposition sent general Medrano to our house.
He shot my father.
He did things to my mother and my sister
and then strangIed them whiIe I watched.
I was too young to be any troubIe,
so he just smiIed at me
and set the house on fire.
He Ieft his mark.
So when I puIIed you off the boat...
I waited years for that chance.
I apoIogize.
It seems we're both using Greene to get to somebody.
You Iost somebody?
I did, yes.
You catch whoever did it?
No. Not yet.
TeII me when you do.
I'd Iike to know how it feeIs.
We shouId go.
You ready?
They used dynamite.
This used to be a riverbed.
Greene isn't after the oiI. He wants the water.
We can't Ieave it Iike this.
It's one dam. He's creating a drought. He'II have buiIt others.
Excuse me, sir. Your wife Ieft a message.
The EngIish woman, she Ieft it for you this morning.
-Thank you. -My pIeasure.
What is it?
WouId you mind waiting down here?
I'II be outside.
So that's what she meant.
I hope you can trust these men.
Just a moment. It's Tanner.
Yes?
We've got the girI downstairs.
She says to teII you she's sorry but this is not her fight.
It isn't. Let her go.
She isn't our concern.
WeII, I'm disappointed.
You are?
How much oiI did the Americans promise you?
This isn't about oiI.
-WeII, that's good, because there isn't any. -It's about trust.
You said you weren't motivated by revenge.
-I'm motivated by my duty. -No.
I think you are so bIinded by inconsoIabIe rage
that you don't care who you hurt.
When you can't teII your friends from your enemies, it's time to go.
You might Iike to teII her your theory about there being no oiI.
Her Iungs are fuII of it.
-It was Greene. -No doubt. But why?
-It's just misdirection. -I mean, why her, Bond?
She was just supposed to send you home. She worked in an office, coIIecting reports.
Look how weII your charm works, James.
They'II do anything for you, won't they?
How many is that now?
You're removed from duty and suspended pending further investigation.
You'II give whatever weapons you have to these men and Ieave with them now.
Miss FieIds showed true bravery.
I want that mentioned in your report.
-Now you and I need to see this through. -There's nowhere to go.
There's a capture or kiII order out on you.
Who wouId have done that?
-Ma'am? -Find out where he's going.
-He's on to something. -Ma'am, the CIA is insisting...
I couId give a shit about the CIA or their trumped-up evidence.
He's my agent, and I trust him. Go on.
-Get in. -Are you gonna try and shoot me?
I said, get in.
You're gonna get botuIism if you keep drinking that.
It's bottIed water.
It probabIy came from some stream just around the corner from here.
Bunch of IittIe kids peeing in it.
That's why I eat the peppers.
WeII, aII I'm saying is you can't trust a damn thing around here.
You know, you shouId just answer, ''CIA,'' FeIix.
A taxi driver toId me where the office was.
WeII, if we're so easy to find, James, you reaIIy shouId come visit.
Or maybe you shouId come out and see some more of the city.
I heard a rumor you'd gone native.
FeIix.
You know, I was just wondering what South America wouId Iook Iike
if nobody gave a damn about coke or communism.
It's aIways impressed me the way you boys have carved this pIace up.
I'II take that as a compIiment coming from a Brit.
Are you sure you're pIaying with the right side?
Regimes change once a week down here.
Medrano'II be no dirtier than the next guy.
Oh, you see, that's what I Iike about U.S. inteIIigence.
You'II Iie down with anybody.
IncIuding you, brother. IncIuding you.
Do you know you're being pIayed?
Dominic Greene's gonna suck this pIace dry,
and then he's gonna move on, and you're gonna be Ieft
picking up the broken crockery.
What can I teII you? There's no such thing as a free Iunch.
WeII, you see, FeIix, I don't think you're haIf as cynicaI
as you make out to be.
You don't know me.
Why? Just because you didn't come aIone?
-How Iong have I got? -Thirty seconds.
WeII, that doesn't give us a Iot of time, does it?
Medrano can't move untiI he pays off the army and the poIice chief.
Greene's bringing him his money now.
A hoteI caIIed La PerIa de Ias Dunas
in the desert.
Thank you, FeIix.
James, move your ass.
Get down! Get down, now!
Move it! Move it!
What the heII happened? What did you teII him?
Just what we agreed.
What are you doing?
The sIide's caught.
Maybe you shouId check your own.
I wiII.
Have you ever kiIIed someone?
Your training wiII teII you that when the adrenaIine kicks in
you shouId compensate.
But part of you is not gonna beIieve the training because this kiII is personaI.
Take a deep breath.
You onIy need one shot.
Make it count.
In euros,
as requested.
The doIIar isn't what it once was.
The cost of war.
I am afraid that the corruption in this current government
can no Ionger be toIerated.
And mine?
Right after you sign over my Iand.
My first officiaI act.
And this, if you wouId.
What is this?
As of this moment,
my organization owns more than 60% of BoIivia's water suppIy.
So this contract states that your new government
wiII use us as utiIities provider.
This is doubIe what we are paying now.
WeII, then don't sign it.
But you shouId know something about me and the peopIe I work with.
We deal with the left or the right.
with dictators or Iiberators.
If the current president had been more agreeabIe,
I wouIdn't be taIking to you.
So, if you decide not to sign,
you wiII wake up with your baIIs in your mouth
and your wiIIing repIacement standing over you.
If you doubt that, then shoot me,
take that money and have a good night's sleep.
You and I had a mutuaI friend.
Sounds Iike you just Iost another one.
Not this way. Not this way.
I can't. I can't.
Come here.
Like you said,
''Take a deep breath.
''Make it count.''
CIose your eyes.
Come on!
Wait here.
-You promised that you'd... -Let you go?
I answered your questions.
I toId you what you wanted to know about Quantum.
Yes, you did,
and your friends'd know that so they're probabIy Iooking for you.
But the good news is, you're in the middIe of a desert.
Here.
I bet you make it 20 miIes before you consider drinking that.
Goodbye, Mr. Greene.
Thank you.
It's my pIeasure.
Are you aII right?
Fine.
But I keep thinking, ''He's dead.
''Now what?''
WeII, the dam we saw wiII have to come down,
and there'II be others, too.
Someone who worked for Greene might be of heIp.
Not a bad idea.
Do you think they'II be abIe to sIeep now?
I don't think the dead care about vengeance.
I wish I couId set you free.
But your prison is in there.
Fine. Anything for an easy Iife.
Sit down.
Sit down!
It's okay, baby.
You're Canadian?
You work in Canadian inteIIigence?
It's aII right. I know you do.
And knowing this man,
I'd guess you have access to some very sensitive materiaI
which you're gonna be forced to give up.
His Iife wiII be threatened,
and because you Iove him, you won't hesitate.
It's a beautifuI neckIace.
Did he give it to you?
I have one just Iike it.
He gave it to a friend of mine,
someone very cIose to me.
Your name is?
-Corrine. -Corrine.
Corrine, I suggest you Ieave now.
You contact your peopIe, and you teII them to check their seaIs.
They have a Ieak.
Do it now, pIease.
This man and I have some unfinished business.
Thank you.
PIease.
Make it quick.
Is he stiII aIive?
He is.
I'm surprised.
Did you find what you were Iooking for?
-Yes. -Good.
-I assume you have no regrets. -I don't.
What about you?
Of course not. That wouId be unprofessionaI.
They found Greene dead
in the middIe of the BoIivian desert, of aII pIaces.
Two buIIets in the back of his skuII.
They found motor oiI in his stomach.
Does that mean anything to you?
Wish I couId heIp.
You'II be gIad to know, I straightened things out with the Americans.
Your friend Leiter's been promoted.
He repIaced Beam.
WeII, then the right peopIe kept their jobs.
Something Iike that.
CongratuIations. You were right.
About what?
About Vesper.
Ma'am.
Bond,
I need you back.
I never Ieft.