Around the World in 80 Days

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS

Who, sir?

To that man!

Roban £ 55,000 the Bank of England.

Venga, Forster.

¿He called Mr. Fogg?

Son las 10:32hs, Forster.

I'm so sorry, sir. I'll take your clothes immediately.

Did you notice the thermometer temperature this morning?

The bath water was 30 °

You know how I want it, Forster.

A 28 °, sir.

I'm so sorry, sir.

Thank you, Forster.

There are 11: 59hs, Grimes. - Yes sir.

You can serve Mr. Fogg.

But it has not arrived yet, sir.

It will come in a minute. Exactly at noon.

It's Tuesday. It will take fish with Reading sauce white.

Yes sir.

And rhubarb pie with some cheese Cheshire.

I'll see immediately, sir.

Good morning, Mr. Fogg.

Whitefish is excellent today, Mr. Fogg.

With less sauce, please.

Yes sir.

BoE

Continue, continue.

And what happened?

The money was on my desk.

I turned a moment ...

Comeback was given?

And disappeared. The money disappeared!

And you remember what it was?

Well ... he was dressed like a gentleman.

Very good.

Mark Baines ... - Yes?

Interrogate all employees

who were on duty during the robbery.

Yes sir. And I inform Scotland Yard.

¿Scotland Yard? En absoluto.

Do you think you trust them?

No sir.

We have our own people.

Yes sir.

This is a terrible scandal.

I want the thief to justice

before the end of the week.

It is understood?

Perfectly, sir. Perfectly.

One minute to 6. must already be here.

On time.

What is really dedicated, Fogg?

Nobody knows, but definitely not an employee.

I think he has traveled abroad.

It seems familiar with many parts of the world.

One thing is certain with Fogg ...

Tomorrow will be exactly the same as today.

Gentlemen. I think they are the 6. Shall we start?

Goodnight.

Last Friday, if you remember,

I got up at eight seven.

On Sunday morning was cold tea.

This morning certainly remember also,

the bath temperature was not satisfactory.

After considering sorry to say he's fired,

from morning to 9 o'clock in the morning.

Mr...

There are some things, Forster, which can not be overlooked.

I'll pay, of course, two weeks' pay.

You're very generous, sir.

No problem, Forster. No problem.

Good morning sir.

Allow me to introduce myself.

Jean Passepartout, at your service

All right? You want?

Lord, I come to postularme as his valet.

French?

Yes.

Let's see...

Have you ever worked as a valet for a gentleman?

Here are my recommendations, sir.

I hope it is single.

I am.

Does your previous job?

Napoleon III

I served faithfully in the imperial house, sir ...

until the fall of the Second Empire.

Really?

I greatly admire the English monarchy, sir.

Long live England!

While...

I am not Napoleon III, but ...

there are certain basic requirements in this house ...

I know, I know.

I just want to serve a quiet gentleman,

strict and sober habits, in a quiet area.

I like the quiet life.

Let me ask you ... What time is it?

They are exactly 10 o'clock, sir.

From this moment is my employee, Passepartout.

Thank my Lord.

Thank you.

Here is the list of their functions.

Incidentally, your clock ahead one minute.

Mr. Fix.

Detective Fix, if you do not mind.

Detective Fix, sir.

It was already reported?

Yes sir.

I do not want to brag, but ...

I am familiar with criminal acts.

If I entrusted this mission ...

I'll be ready to go to the ends of the world.

to catch the thief.

Brindisi.

Yes like?

I will send detectives to ports

Europe and the British Isles.

You. Go here. Italy.

Italy?

Carefully monitor all passengers come and go.

I accept the challenge, sir.

I also know that ...

2000 pounds if the man catches.

2000 lbs ...

That's it, Fix.

You can count on me, sir.

2000...

What a shame for the queen and the kingdom!

So do not be alarmed. They get the money.

What do you mean by that? How?

Someone who steals the Bank of England ...

It will not be easy to catch.

No need to give me lessons.

I remember that I am the Director of the Bank.

But I will say this: the thief is a gentleman.

You. Knight called someone stealing 50 thousand pounds?

Gentlemen, please ... Do we continue?

Your turn, Mr. Ralph ...

Good.

It is likely to be a very bad thief.

I think there are good possibilities.

I know of no safe place for him.

I think the world is big enough.

Era...

What did he say, Fogg?

It once was. Shall we play gentlemen?

Ever?

What it was once?

Do you think the world is shrinking?

You have. Reason.

Today, a person can give ...

around the world in about six months.

80 days.

Sorry? - In 80 days.

Come on, Fogg ... You must be kidding.

We all know that improved

railroads and steamships, but ...

But what about shipwrecks,

storms and rail disasters?

Those things, for example.

Are included. - Mr...

Theoretically possible, but in practice has no chance.

80 days.

He is wrong, sir. It is impossible.

80.

Very good...

For my part, I'd be willing to bet ...

10,000 lbs

a trip that can not be done at that time.

You will lose, sir.

Devils...

If you think it's possible I challenge you to do, sir.

Are you suggesting, Mr. Stuart,

I have to go around the world in 80 days.

That's right, sir.

I assure you that nothing would please me more, sir.

Gentlemen, this is absurd. Do we continue with the game?

My dear Stuart, do not you see that it was just a joke?

He was not serious.

I did speak seriously.

Good.

I will deposit at this time ...

30 thousand pounds in the Berring Bank.

I'm willing to take the risk for that amount.

¿30,000? Oh my God!

Friend, could lose everything by unforeseen delays.

Mr. Flannigan, contingencies do not exist.

But think about it ...

You can jump from a train to a ship and not knowing where to end.

Stop right now. It's a bad joke.

A gentleman does not joke around with something as serious as a bet.

If anyone thinks you can not do it ...

80 days. - 1,920 hours or 115,200 minutes.

Oh my God!

The less.

I'll bet the same amount as Stuart, Fogg.

10,000 lbs.

And me.