North and South, Book II (mini) Quotes
Bradley: Usually he plots his dirty affairs in a inn just outside Philadelphia
Bradley: It is called Dillard's
George Hazard: Thank you captain for your help
Bradley: Bradley nods with the head
Bradley: It is called Dillard's
George Hazard: Thank you captain for your help
Bradley: Bradley nods with the head
Movie: North and South, Book II (mini)
Charles Main: [talking about George being in prison] Besides, he's an enemy.
Orry Main: What? Charles, that man is my best friend. What's wrong with you?
Orry Main: What? Charles, that man is my best friend. What's wrong with you?
Movie: North and South, Book II (mini)
Constance Flynn Hazard: I am the wife of General Hazard Captain Bradley?
Bradley: I am the aide-de-camp of the general I should talk to him with a certain urgence
Constance Flynn Hazard: I see
Bradley: I would prefer to talk to you alone
George Hazard: Unless they are military secrets I don't keep anything hidden to my wife
Bradley: This is is not an official meeting but I wanted to warn you in time Since two years The Department of War receives complaints about flawy guns produced by the Axol Iron do you know this firm?
George Hazard: I have never heard about it
Bradley: A formal enquiry has been opened only recently and it was ascertained that Axol Iron is the cover-name of another weapon factory the Hazard Iron works
Constance Flynn Hazard: But it is ridiculous don't you believe that George might involved in dirty affairs?
Bradley: it was ascertained also that these guns produced with flawy metallic leagues burst after a lengthened use it seems that some artillery men have been killed by the explosion of their guns
George Hazard: oh my god
Constance Flynn Hazard: but everybody knows that in absence of George it was his brother Stanley to lead the factory
Bradley: Unfortunately the signature of the general is on many papers which connect the two factories
George Hazard: someone must have falsified my signature
Constance Flynn Hazard: somebody inside the firm
Bradley: Unfortunately you must prove it
Constance Flynn Hazard: My husband has risked to die , has undergone unutt
Bradley: I am the aide-de-camp of the general I should talk to him with a certain urgence
Constance Flynn Hazard: I see
Bradley: I would prefer to talk to you alone
George Hazard: Unless they are military secrets I don't keep anything hidden to my wife
Bradley: This is is not an official meeting but I wanted to warn you in time Since two years The Department of War receives complaints about flawy guns produced by the Axol Iron do you know this firm?
George Hazard: I have never heard about it
Bradley: A formal enquiry has been opened only recently and it was ascertained that Axol Iron is the cover-name of another weapon factory the Hazard Iron works
Constance Flynn Hazard: But it is ridiculous don't you believe that George might involved in dirty affairs?
Bradley: it was ascertained also that these guns produced with flawy metallic leagues burst after a lengthened use it seems that some artillery men have been killed by the explosion of their guns
George Hazard: oh my god
Constance Flynn Hazard: but everybody knows that in absence of George it was his brother Stanley to lead the factory
Bradley: Unfortunately the signature of the general is on many papers which connect the two factories
George Hazard: someone must have falsified my signature
Constance Flynn Hazard: somebody inside the firm
Bradley: Unfortunately you must prove it
Constance Flynn Hazard: My husband has risked to die , has undergone unutt
Movie: North and South, Book II (mini)