I think I'll go as a reporter. I'm loaded with press cards. Ebony, Playboy, Newsweek...
Ebony.
I think Playboy is more my style.
Ebony.
Man, you're square!
Most-quoted character in Topaz (1969): in 10 of its 18 quotes
Most scenes with: Nicole Devereaux (5), Philippe Dubois (3)
I am supposed to keep my mouth shut and uncover Topaz? At the risk of my own skin? That's quite a job, my friends.
I think I'll go as a reporter. I'm loaded with press cards. Ebony, Playboy, Newsweek...
Ebony.
I think Playboy is more my style.
Ebony.
Man, you're square!
Okay, I'm going. And you two secret agents can settle down and be secret agents.
I wish you wouldn't use such words, my love.
Why? Who do you think you are fooling, my master spy? Everybody in Washington knows that you are not a Commercial Attaché. Everybody in Washington knows that the Chief of Russian Intelligence is the chauffeur who drives a car for...
Everybody in Washington does not know these things. And I would thank you not to repeat them. Go to bed.
Nicole, where did you hear that about the Chief of Russian Intelligence?
From my butcher.
Diplomats' wives should not talk.
All wives talk.
You are putting two and two together and getting eight.
The things you learned from those papers about Russia and Cuba - is the reason why are you suddenly here.
And that makes nine.
I think I'll be a reporter. I'm loaded with press cards. Who do you think I ought to work for tonight? Ebony? Playboy? The Jersey City Post-Ledger?
Ebony.
I think Playboy is more my style.
Ebony.
Man, you're square!
Andre, you are French, and not supposed to be mixed up in this Cold War between the Americans and the Russians. You are neutral.
No one is neutral.
Watch yourself, Philippe.
It's the best thing I do.
I don't want that name used, mentioned, ever.
Why? What is she to you?
She is in the Cuban underground. She sometimes works for me.
Ah. What else does she do for you?
Nicole! She is the head of the network in Cuba. I shouldn't tell you these things! It is dangerous to talk of her! Even to hear that know that...
But I do know, that's the trouble. I wish I didn't. I know that you go to Cuba four or five times a year. And that - she is beautiful.
André, I don't want you to go. I am afraid for you, for your career, for your life!
I've got to. I promised. I started all this and I am going to finish it.
Let the Americans do their own dirty work.