Casino Royale Daniel Craig line question (at the poker game in the Bahamas)?

When Bond is at the hotel in the Bahamas he gets a drink at the bar right before he plays the poker game with Dmitrios. When he grabs his drink he looks to the right and a somewhat large white guy gives him a look as if he stole his drink. Then Bond says, “_______.”????? It sounded like kind of like “malmot”. I’m not sure what he said, but I really want to know. PLEASE HELP!!!! This is killing me!

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Posted on August 6th, 2011 | Casino Poker | Bahamas, casino, Craig, Daniel, Game, Line, Poker, question, Royale

3 Comments

Greedo Killer on Aug 6, 2011 Said:

Damn you! you’ve passed the insanity to me. “Malbutt”? I have nooo clue.. we need subtitles!

Lon on Aug 6, 2011 Said:

The set up: moments before, a German threw his keys at Bond thinking Bond was a valet. Bond crashed the car to cause a diversion.

When the man recognizes Bond at the bar, Bond slyly tells him ” ‘N Abend” — an abbreviated form of “Guten Abend,” which is German for Good Evening.”

sacredclay on Aug 6, 2011 Said:

Try watching the movie with subtitles on or closed captioning. It will probably tell you then.