Topaz

Nicole Devereaux: Okay, I'm going. And you two secret agents can settle down and be secret agents. André Devereaux: I wish you wouldn't use such words, my love. Nicole Devereaux: 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... André Devereaux: Everybody in Washington does not know these things. And I would thank you not to repeat them. Go to bed. Michael Nordstrom: Nicole, where did you hear that about the Chief of Russian Intelligence? Nicole Devereaux: From my butcher.

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Rico Parra: He was persuaded to tell me what I wanted to know - before he went on his journey. Juanita de Cordoba: Journey? Rico Parra: The journey from which no traveller ever returns.

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André Devereaux: Diplomats' wives should not talk. Nicole Devereaux: All wives talk.

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André Devereaux: You are putting two and two together and getting eight. Rico Parra: The things you learned from those papers about Russia and Cuba - is the reason why are you suddenly here. André Devereaux: And that makes nine.

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Philippe Dubois: 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? André Devereaux: Ebony. Philippe Dubois: I think Playboy is more my style. André Devereaux: [shakes head] Ebony. Philippe Dubois: Man, you're square!

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State Department Official: Colonel Kusenov, does the word "topaz" mean anything to you? Boris Kusenov: In what context? State Department Official: Just the word "topaz". Boris Kusenov: It's a gem, still used in jewellery. Michael Nordstrom: In intelligence matters? Boris Kusenov: Where have you seen this word?

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