Exact dialogue from Caine to Nikos at the end...?
"G'day, Nikos. How's it going, sport?
Good on you.
Chips O'Toole. Hotels and all from down under."
According to a script I found on line - here is Caine's initial response. However, it sure sounds like Caine calls Nikos something after 'good on you' - sounds like 'Copper.'
Does that make sense? 'Good on you Copper'? Anyone?
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