The Amazing Transparent Man
1960
1960
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03:28What is it, officer?
03:30A man escaped from state prison, ma'am.
03:32This is just a routine.
03:33Who are you and where have you been?
03:35Oh, my name's Matson.
03:37Laura Matson.
03:38This is my husband, John.
03:40We've been to a party at Pritchard's Point.
03:42I'm afraid he overdid it.
03:44May I check your driver's license, please?
03:46Yes, of course.
03:54What about your husband's?
03:56Well, that's why I'm playing chauffeur.
03:58His license was suspended.
04:00Drunk driving.
04:02Well, there's no need to bother him.
04:04He's had enough trouble for one night without waking up
04:06and staring into the badge of an officer.
04:08Very sorry to have inconvenienced you.
04:10Well, that's quite all right.
04:12Well, thank you.
04:32You played it smarter than I thought you would.
04:34If you'd pulled that gun, it would've been all over.
04:36Still don't get it. Why'd you break me out?
04:38You'll find out when we get where we're going.
04:41Can't we get where we're going?
05:11We'll find out when we got him in the CIA.
05:13We'll find out when we got married.
05:15We'll find out when we get married.
05:17We'll do it.
05:18But we'll get out the next day, John.
05:19I'll let the sooner.
05:21I'll be right back.
05:22We'll do it.
05:23No.
05:24No.
05:25No.
05:26No.
05:27No.
05:28No.
05:29Oh, no.
05:30No.
05:31No.
05:32Just don't look at it.
05:33I'll be right back.
05:34Keep him around here to scare off visitors?
05:46He serves his purpose.
05:48Yeah, I guess everybody does.
05:51Julian, put the car away, will you?
05:53Is Paul waiting?
05:54Been in there chewing up the carpet for two hours.
05:56Any trouble?
05:57No.
05:58Joey Faust, this is Julian.
05:59I've seen him before in a police bulletin.
06:39Well, I was beginning to worry.
06:41Major Crenner, may I present Joey Faust?
06:47Major, does that surprise you, Mr. Faust?
06:50Is it for real?
06:52What army?
06:53Well, there have been several.
06:54Take your choice.
06:56Please, Mr. Faust.
06:58It's lovely.
06:59What is it?
07:00It's only a bit of shrapnel.
07:01It's a keepsake.
07:03That piece of shrapnel ended the Major's military career.
07:07That won't be all, Laura.
07:12You did well, my dear.
07:13Now run along and freshen up while Mr. Faust and I discuss business.
07:17You'll excuse me, Major?
07:20Go ahead.
07:21Take off the coat, if you wish.
07:23I know you'd like an explanation.
07:27Why did you set up the break?
07:31Oh, I can use you.
07:33You have got a reputation in the underworld of some sort of a genius when it comes to opening
07:37safes and vaults.
07:39They must have dug that shrapnel out of your head.
07:42What kind of an idiot are you, Crenner?
07:44I can't poke my nose through a bank door without getting it blown off.
07:48Every newspaper in the country has got my picture.
07:50You're bitter, Faust.
07:51Mean and bitter.
07:52You trust no one and you hate everyone.
07:54You're the kind of man I need and understand.
07:57I know all about your background.
07:59Yeah.
08:01What do you know about me?
08:02You couldn't have gotten out of any newspaper.
08:04Oh, I check closely in all the people I use.
08:07I know about the wife who turned you in
08:09and the child you've never been allowed to see.
08:11I may owe you something.
08:21But if you ever mention my daughter's name again,
08:24you'll have another hole in your head.
08:25I promise you!
08:28If you wish.
08:29Mr. Faust?
08:31Yes, your background explains your behavior.
08:34Now, we're conducting experiments requiring fissionable materials.
08:41You'll procure them for us.
08:43Oh, but you'll be well paid.
08:44That's atom bomb stuff.
08:46The government has that locked up tighter than Fort Knox.
08:49Precisely.
08:52Include me a long way out, Chuck.
08:55You're hardly in a position to bargain, Mr. Faust.
08:57A man with a gun doesn't have to bargain.
09:05True.
09:06But I'm certain,
09:08Julia, would disagree with you on that.
09:11You know what one of these bulls will do, son?
09:14It'll rip out your spine
09:15and roll it up like a ball of string.
09:18What's the score, Krenner?
09:21You'll work for us faithfully
09:22or you'll be turned over to the authorities.
09:24I understand there's a reward of $5,000 on your head.
09:27And just what are these authorities
09:29going to say about your part in the break?
09:31Police need know nothing of my part in the escape.
09:34You see, they'll also pay $5,000 for a dead faust.
09:43What do you want?
09:44That'll be all for now, Julian.
09:48Come along to the laboratory.
09:50You got a lab here?
09:51Oh, yes.
09:52We're completely equipped for our experiments.
09:54I made an extensive search
09:58before selecting this ranch as an operational base.
10:12As you can see, this is quite a serious business.
10:15Dr. Ulof, come here.
10:18Yes, Major Krenner.
10:23Dr. Peter Ulof.
10:25Mr. Faust.
10:26Mr. Faust has joined us.
10:27He'll be supplying you with the vital materials.
10:30Dr. Ulof is an eminent nuclear scientist.
10:32Would you prepare one of your subjects
10:33for the ray treatment, doctor?
10:35We must impress Mr. Faust
10:36with the end result
10:37of your highly acclaimed scientific labors.
10:42Ulof.
10:44I've heard the name.
10:45Oh, undoubtedly you have.
10:46I was quite fortunate
10:47in convincing him
10:49to continue his work here for me.
10:55Now, this vault is of lead,
10:56two inches thick.
10:57It contains our radioactive materials.
11:01Doctor,
11:02I told you to move this.
11:04Well, Ray could penetrate this lead-like butter
11:06and the whole countryside
11:08would go up in a mushroom cloud.
11:10There is so much you want.
11:12Well, we have to change it.
11:12Are you ready for the demonstration?
11:15I am ready.
11:16Brenner.
11:19I agreed to do your dirty work for you,
11:21but I got to know what's going on.
11:23Dr. Ulof will be glad to explain.
11:25Doctor.
11:26This is the principle of x-ray
11:27that goes further.
11:29X-ray pierces only the outer shell of the body
11:31to show what lies beneath.
11:33This ray neutralizes all tissue
11:35and both structure in the body.
11:36This machine utilizes x-ray,
11:40alpha, beta, and omega rays
11:42and ultraviolets,
11:43combining them for best effect
11:45and filtering out qualities
11:46which would hinder our operations.
11:50Here.
11:51It'll seem more simple to you
11:52after you've seen what goes on.
11:53Why are you so worried about it, Mr. Fox?
12:04Well, even a lead shield
12:06doesn't cut off all rays.
12:07It simply strains them.
12:09Consider it, sir.
12:10It still gets through.
12:11Any accidental concentration
12:13of rays from this apparatus
12:14could set up a chain reaction
12:16in the materials in the vault.
12:18A nuclear fission could result...
12:20Doctor?
12:20Doctor.
12:20Doctor.
12:20Doctor.
12:23Doctor.
12:24Doctor.
12:24Doctor.
12:25Doctor.
12:25Doctor.
12:53It's not going to go out, no.
13:07Don't be afraid.
13:10That's a good fellow.
13:13Yes.
13:23Don't be afraid.
13:53Don't be afraid.
14:23Don't be afraid.
14:28Keep your eye on the guinea pig.
14:53Good.
15:05Good.
15:09Good.
15:16Good.
15:18Good.
15:20Good.
15:21Come on, Mr. Faust.
15:36Go ahead, Mr. Faust. Prove to yourself it isn't dealt with mirrors.
15:44You see? I touch it. It does me no harm.
15:48Do you have any doubts, Mr. Faust?
15:53No doubts.
15:55You can return the animal to visibility.
15:58Hey, uh...
16:02What happens to the guinea pig?
16:04Ulof has perfected the ray of the point. There's no danger to the subject.
16:07No ill effects at all.
16:18No ill effects at all.
16:24Now watch from the peephole. You'll find the guinea pig is unharmed.
16:27You'll find the guinea pig is unharmed.
16:37Now watch from the peephole. You'll find the guinea pig is unharmed.
16:57You'll find the guinea pig is unharmed.
17:02Well, does that satisfy your curiosity, Mr. Faust?
17:06As you could no doubt deduce such a mechanism as this has unlimited possibilities.
17:10Ah, like what?
17:11Well, that'll come later. First things first, please.
17:14See? No harm done at all. Perfectly healthy.
17:16I imagine you've seen enough for one day, hm?
17:17You certainly must be tired after your trip.
17:18Yeah. You could use a little sleep.
17:19I'm sure Julia's found some clothes that'll fit you.
17:21What's in here?
17:22It's not a concern of yours.
17:25Do you think so?
17:27I'm sure Julia's found some clothes that will fit you?
17:29God, I'm sure what's in here.
17:36It's not your concern.
17:37We'll find the guinea pig.
17:39I can't believe that.
17:40It's not your concern, madam.
17:44No complaint.
17:45I don't want this.
17:46It's not your fault, sir.
17:47Come, sir, kill me.
17:48It's no concern of yours. Come on, Mr. Faust.
18:14I shouldn't be gone long.
18:16Leave the gate open. I'll lock it when I get back.
18:19I don't think you need to be cautious about Faust.
18:22He's dangerous and locks mean nothing to him.
18:24So I want you where you can watch his door at all times.
18:27Keep him in his room. You understand?
18:29He won't go nowhere.
18:31Right.
18:46I don't want you to be able to go anywhere else.
20:34You in there, Frost.
20:42Frost.
20:44Frost.
20:54Frost.
21:04Frost.
21:14Frost.
21:24Frost.
21:26Frost.
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22:54Frost.
22:55Frost.
22:56Frost.
22:57What's he got on you, Doc?
23:05Why do you ask me these things?
23:07So I can get some answers.
23:09How'd you get mixed up in this?
23:11My daughter.
23:13He's holding her.
23:15And that cheese box?
23:16We'll open it up. Let her out.
23:18Please, Mr. Faust, I do not joke.
23:20Nothing about my daughter.
23:27All right, Doc.
23:31Start at the beginning. How'd you get over here?
23:35At the end of the Second World War,
23:37I fled my own country with my baby daughter.
23:41My wife had died of experiments.
23:42I had been forced to perform on her in a concentration camp.
23:46Your own wife?
23:48All my patients wore hoods.
23:50I couldn't see their faces.
23:52I didn't know my wife was one of them until it was too late.
23:57I still didn't explain how you got here.
24:02I came to this country as a refugee.
24:04No one knew I was a scientist.
24:06Except spies like Krenner.
24:08After my wife died, I wanted no more of science.
24:11But Krenner forced me to come here.
24:13You used your daughter?
24:15If I do not do as I'm told, she will be killed.
24:19If I carry out their orders, she has security.
24:22I have only a few more months to live.
24:25But Krenner has seen to it that she will be provided for.
24:28You don't think he's going to keep that promise, do you?
24:31What choice have I?
24:33Soon I'll be dead.
24:34But my daughter's life is at stake.
24:45You have indicated that you could open it.
24:48Not now, Doc.
24:49I got problems.
24:51Please, Mr. Faust.
24:52Release my daughter and take her to some safe place.
24:55Knock it off, Doc.
24:56I got my own troubles.
24:57Then you can't open it.
25:00I could open that thing blindfolded.
25:10Quite a little psychologist, aren't you, Doc?
25:13That's good reasoning.
25:14I can't open it.
25:26Downstairs, Faust.
25:28And please try not to be amusing.
25:33Good night, Dr. Ulof.
25:34Good night, sir.
25:52Good night, sir.
26:02What's next, Mata Hari? Are you going to shoot me?
26:06Crenner probably will when he gets back.
26:09He doesn't appreciate this lovely.
26:12Julian's the loyal type.
26:15All it got him was a lump in the head.
26:18He's still out. I couldn't bring him around.
26:24What's so humorous?
26:26For a dame that's supposed to be so greedy,
26:29you don't know a thing about playing a hole card.
26:32Oh?
26:33Did you ever think how much that ray would be worth
26:35to a guy who wanted to rob a bank?
26:38That thing I could get into every vault in the country in broad daylight.
26:42Dream on, Buster. It sounds pretty.
26:46Of course, to take on jobs like that,
26:48if I would have to have a little help.
26:51Now, splitting the take of a few of those
26:54would pay you a lot more than Crenner will ever give you in a lifetime.
26:58You need background music for this commercial.
27:01Full orchestra and violins.
27:05Don't believe me. Don't be a gambler.
27:09Should I gamble on having my throat slit by Crenner
27:12or being shot by you?
27:14Honey, that's a chance you'd have to take.
27:16Just like the risk I run every time I get onto that ray.
27:19Well, if you don't take a chance, you never know.
27:22I'll keep it in mind.
27:25Thanks, Julian.
27:27He was trying to make a deal.
27:29You must have heard what he said.
27:31He was talking a double-cross.
27:33Yeah, I heard him.
27:35Sounded like you were listening awfully close, too.
27:37Keep quiet about this, Julian.
27:39Keep quiet and I'll help you.
27:41You know that Crenner's gonna blame you for letting him out of his room.
27:44We've got to help each other now.
27:46Julian.
27:47Help me.
27:48Let's get in the room.
27:49Julian.
27:50Coming.
27:51I'm coming.
27:52Open this door.
27:53What happened?
27:54Where were you?
27:55I was getting the broom.
27:56I wanted to sweep up that bottle I dropped.
27:57I told you not to take your eyes off a fast door.
27:58Oh, him, he's out cold.
28:00I went in and picked up the bottle.
28:01Figured you didn't want him nipping in the morning when he wakes up.
28:04You did right.
28:05He's got to be sober at the window.
28:06I'm coming.
28:07Let's go.
28:08Let's get him in the room.
28:09I'm coming.
28:10Let's go.
28:11Let's go.
28:12Let's go.
28:13Let's go.
28:14Let's go.
28:15Let's go.
28:16Let's go.
28:18Let's go.
28:19Let's go.
28:20Let's go.
28:21Let's go.
28:22Let's go.
28:23Well, you did right. He's got to be sober.
28:25Good night.
28:27Good night.
28:40What did you do that for?
28:41Save your own skin?
28:44This idea of yours does interest me.
28:46I figure you need me more than I need you.
28:53I think you were in the lab.
29:18I thought you were in the lab.
29:23What was that for?
29:25Don't try it. Don't even think about it.
29:27Julian told me about your talk with Faust.
29:31I didn't make any deal?
29:33No, not yet, but I know you. My memory is too good.
29:35I remember our other deals.
29:37You don't think I gave you enough of a share, do you?
29:40What are you talking about?
29:42What could I possibly have in common with Faust?
29:44He's a hood.
29:46Just the type you go for.
29:47Laura, I don't care what you do with your life,
29:49but when it interferes with my plans, I draw the line.
29:53That's the dot on the island. Lay off the vodka.
29:55I want you ready when I need you.
30:13If you will relax, Mr. Faust, there will be no pain.
30:16You may lose consciousness for a few moments after you become invisible,
30:19but there should be no avail of it.
30:21How do you know it'll work on a human?
30:23Do you know what'll happen?
30:24We made hundreds of such experiments.
30:26There can be no slip-up.
30:34Come on, Doctor. We don't have all night.
30:51We'll be joined each other.
31:09But it's amazing on all this stuff.
31:12THE END
31:42What's happened? Is he all right?
31:59His pulse is quite rapid, but that needs to be expected.
32:02Why is he breathing like that?
32:04It may be shock.
32:06Faust, can you hear me? Can you speak?
32:09Faust, try to sit up.
32:12Stop breathing.
32:14Well, do something.
32:18He's gone.
32:19What?
32:26It's Faust. He's here.
32:29Faust, answer me.
32:30You are...
32:30Faust, listen to me.
32:34You'll remain invisible till I want you returned to normal.
32:37So you're...
32:37If I choke you hard enough, you'll bring me back.
32:46They're showing you how badly you need me.
32:55And my loyalty costs money.
32:58I told you we'd be well paid.
33:00You neglected one thing, chum.
33:02How much?
33:03A thousand dollars.
33:04A thousand every time you do a job.
33:06Cranner, if I'm going to be hit, I want money.
33:11Lots of money.
33:12Oh, what do you expect?
33:13I can't pay that!
33:14Oh, yes, you can, Major.
33:16I'm sure you can.
33:18Shall we talk it over in private?
33:21Downstairs?
33:23Hmm?
33:24Over here, Major.
33:26I'm waiting.
33:31After you, Major.
33:32You think everyone's supposed to jump when you open your big, fat mouth?
33:58Well, you've forgotten one thing.
34:00Forgotten what?
34:00You've got to have me, chum.
34:04Now, whatever you're up to, I'm worth plenty to you,
34:07or you wouldn't have gone to all that trouble of breaking me out.
34:10You're a dead duck without me.
34:14What do you have in mind?
34:16Well, walking into that nuclear vault's worth, uh, about 25 grand.
34:25Let's get a little air in here.
34:2725 grand?
34:29I don't have that kind of money.
34:31Then you do the job, Major.
34:35That's the figure.
34:3625 grand in small bills.
34:38C.O.D.
34:39Take it or leave it.
34:42All right.
34:43You'll go tonight.
34:44Laura will drive you.
34:45For a little girl.
34:48Do you have any more money?
34:50Oh yeah.
34:55Do you have any more money?
34:56You have degree.
34:57Yeah.
34:57Maybe we'll go.
34:58Huddle, how do you have your house?
35:00Oh yeah.
35:00Did you have any more money?
35:02All right.
35:03Wow.
35:03Might be able to continue coming.
35:04How do you got five?
35:04Good?
35:05Yeah.
35:05Bye.
35:06Good night.
35:06Have a good point.
35:06No?
35:07Good night.
35:08Bye.
35:10Thousand to two.
35:10Crispin world.
35:11We'll be finding you.
35:11Good night.
35:12He hass, Well there you're about you.
35:13Good.
35:13For a good night.
35:14Oh, my God.
35:44What's wrong with you?
35:51I don't know. I just thought I heard something.
35:58Back in 10 minutes. I've got to check the other post.
36:14I've got to check the other post.
36:44And you didn't see anyone during all this?
36:58No, sir. I heard a click of noise like the wheel on the vault was turning
37:01and I told him about it, but neither one of us saw anything.
37:05That's right. There was nothing when I started to check the other guard post.
37:09Then what?
37:09Well, I turned around and the vault door was opening all by itself.
37:16And I got up to check it and I pulled my gun and something was all over me
37:20and then the next thing I know I'm waking up.
37:23What about the alarm panel? When did it get wrecked?
37:25I don't know, Mr. Drake. It was okay when I came on duty.
37:28It couldn't have happened while I was checking posts
37:30or he'd have noticed anyone tampering with it.
37:33It's set up with each of us covering the other.
37:35Yes, but it's quite obvious neither one of you were covering the other.
37:37In fact, there was no coverage at all.
37:39All right, Doctor. What was it you wanted to tell me about the guinea pig?
37:49It was only a matter of time.
37:53It died despite of resistance it was developing against radiation.
37:57What about fast?
37:59It's too early to tell.
38:00But each time it will take longer to reduce him to invisibility,
38:04less to return him to normal states.
38:06He will also develop a resistance.
38:08What about the new material, the X-13?
38:11I need more time to study it.
38:13Its properties are different from other nuclear materials.
38:16I do not like keeping it here.
38:18Its bombardment ratio is also much lower.
38:26You're afraid of an explosion?
38:29Yes.
38:30We'll use the X-13 on Faust.
38:36It could mean his death.
38:38Doctor, I'm not concerned with the welfare of one man.
38:41I must know the full potential of your invention
38:43because my aim is to make an entire army invisible.
38:46Do you understand?
38:47An entire army.
38:48I did not agree to kill a man by deliberate radiation poisoning.
38:53You're too old-fashioned to be a genius.
38:56Two scientists have brought the world to what it is today
38:58and you can hardly blame me for taking advantage of your discoveries.
39:02Faust may already suffer from poisoning,
39:04but it is curable.
39:05X-13 would put him beyond that point.
39:08I will not use it on a human.
39:10No?
39:11No?
39:24If you have an alternative, Doctor,
39:26I'd be very happy to discuss it with you.
39:35Oh, that ray is something.
39:38Something every cheap safe cracker in the country's been drinking.
39:41I've been dreaming of.
39:42Too bad the doctor invented years ago for the right people.
39:45He wouldn't be cooped up here now.
39:49You better lay out the gig of water.
39:50He can't use you drunk, you know.
39:52If it's a case of my using him, now come on with a drink.
39:57Oh, I could have walked into that vault
39:59in broad daylight and done the same thing.
40:02It was so easy, I felt like I was taking Crenner's money away from him.
40:05Interesting thought, Faust.
40:08This time you do it the hard way.
40:10In daylight.
40:12Well, through with me so soon, huh?
40:14Going to get me killed off.
40:15Oh, no, not at all.
40:16But I've learned that security has been tripled on the vaults
40:18during the night shift.
40:19Six men.
40:20But it hasn't been strengthened during the day.
40:23Just where do you get these gems?
40:25He has sources.
40:26You better believe him.
40:27One more haul and we'll have enough for our present supply and work.
40:30Ah, ah.
40:31You won't need this and we're ready in the lab.
40:33You won't need this.
40:59Hurry up.
41:22I cannot.
41:29I cannot.
41:59You can't get away with this broad daylight, Joey.
42:09Why don't you stop running Crenner's errands?
42:12Let's not get any more involved.
42:14Don't get emotional, baby.
42:16You're nice as a playmate. Let's keep it that way.
42:18Let's understand that.
42:20Well, they may not see you, but they're bound to see the lead container when you try to get it out.
42:25You got it all wrong, honey. Today's the day we take the bank.
42:28It brought daylight. You're crazy.
42:31You're talking to a professional, remember?
42:33I don't have to worry about time locks or anything like that.
42:36Just walk in, pack up the loose cash, and walk out, and you, sweetheart, are going to be waiting for me.
42:43Oh, don't even say it.
42:45Your cut will be 40%.
42:47I'll have to climb out.
42:54I'll have to climb out.
42:54Go, go, go, go, go.
44:03Oh, my Lord.
44:22Don't let anybody move.
44:26You won't get hurt.
44:34What's the matter?
44:36Drive!
44:36Drive!
44:52Thank you very much for your cooperation, miss.
44:55I only hope it does some good.
44:57I'm sure it will.
44:57Security.
45:01Good day now.
45:02Good day.
45:03How long ago?
45:06Okay.
45:07Guess we can't stop it now.
45:11Story's out.
45:13The reporter was at the police station when the alarm came in.
45:16Well, there's no doubt it was Faust.
45:18Everyone at the banks identified him.
45:20Well, what can we do?
45:23The man makes himself invisible.
45:25Locks mean nothing to him.
45:27If he did take the X-13, what defense do we have against him?
45:31Nothing.
45:32None.
45:33Hold it here.
45:44Hold it here.
45:44There must be something we can do.
46:05Yeah, if I can just get down to you, Loft.
46:07I can't get back to the house till I'm invisible here.
46:10Police report the so-called invisible man who robbed the Coatesville National Bank
46:14has been identified as Joey Faust, escaped convict and safecracker.
46:18Witnesses said the robber became visible before their eyes.
46:21Citizens are warned.
46:23Oh, he's got to come back.
46:25And that tramp, too.
46:27I'll teach them to double-cross me.
46:29Take my bags outside and then watch for them.
46:31Right.
46:31I know some people in Mexico.
46:40We can go there and start all over again.
46:44I know what I've been, Joey, but I can change all that.
46:49What are you doing?
46:51Giving you your split.
46:53You're on your own, baby.
46:54But you said we'd be together.
46:57Honey, right now I need a car more than I need you.
47:03So you can start walking anytime.
47:05But you just can't go off and leave me.
47:11Joey!
47:15Goodbye, Laura.
47:16Bye.
47:16Bye.
47:16Bye.
47:27We'll leave everything except the nuclear materials.
47:39Please catch Faust and hear his story.
47:41They'll be all over us.
47:47I will not.
47:49What?
47:49I have been running away most of my life.
47:53Doctor, there's something wrong with your formula.
48:01But we'll work it out in a new location.
48:03An invisible army is worth billions.
48:06An army of dead men, Major.
48:13I'm taking Marie with me.
48:15I'm sure you'll come along.
48:16No!
48:19Marie, my dear.
48:23Well, let me out of here!
48:32Doc, what's wrong?
48:34Why do I keep appearing and disappearing?
48:36I don't know.
48:37I needed more time to study the X-13 before trying it out on you.
48:40Oh, fine.
48:42Well, you're going to do something about it.
48:43I've got to be normal and you're going to take care of it.
48:45I will, but not in this place.
48:48Well, why not?
48:48I got him locked up.
48:49I want to be taken away from here, my daughter and I.
48:51Only then I will treat you.
48:53But...
48:54All right, let's blow out of here.
49:08Forget something?
49:12Where's Faust?
49:13He's in the house.
49:14Major knows all about you and Faust.
49:16Said you'd be back.
49:18Inside.
49:23Come on down, Faust.
49:32Put that thing down.
49:34I take my orders from the Major.
49:36I have to.
49:37The Major...
49:37Let me.
49:39Julian, you believe what he told you about your son being alive in prison and in Europe?
49:43Yes, I do.
49:45You're a fool.
49:46Your son's dead, Julian.
49:49Crenner's been using you all along.
50:05She's right.
50:06So you had to come back.
50:08Come on.
50:08I told you to hit the road.
50:12It was for your own good.
50:13But, Joey, please.
50:14Please give me a chance.
50:16Sweetheart, you had your chance.
50:17Joey!
50:21All right, come on.
50:23Come on, Julian.
50:23Do you know what Crenner is after?
50:32A process so an invisible army can invade your country.
50:35I don't care about Crenner or his army.
50:37I care about me.
50:38Oh, this is futile.
50:39Crenner has found me before.
50:41He'll find me again.
50:42I've got money.
50:43I know places across the border he never heard of.
50:45Now, how long are these treatments going to take?
50:46You may someday be declared a martyr, Mr. Faust.
50:49A man who sacrificed himself so that the invisible army might run over your country.
50:53What are you trying to pull?
50:54You wanted out of here.
50:55I made a deal with you.
50:56Now you cross me and I'll kill you.
50:58I'm a dying man, Mr. Faust.
51:00Radiation poisoning.
51:02You're dying, too.
51:03You're worse off than I.
51:05You're lying.
51:06You have only weeks, perhaps days, to live.
51:09You used me just to get away from Crenner.
51:12To free Maria.
51:13I had no choice.
51:16Come on.
51:17Are you so intent upon evading the police for a few remaining days?
51:20Don't you care what Crenner is doing to your country?
51:23Why should I care?
51:25What did my country ever do for me but try and bury me in a concrete tomb for the rest of my life?
51:30I'm thinking of my child.
51:32You should think of yours.
51:35Perhaps you deserve prison.
51:37But did Maria deserve what has happened to her?
51:40Did her mother need to die?
51:42Is this the kind of world you want for your child?
51:44That is what an invisible army will bring.
51:47I have seen it.
51:53How much longer I got?
51:55A month.
51:57No more.
52:10No, no.
52:10No, no.
52:14There is a man who has unlocked every door, except the one to his own soul.
52:32Now he has the key.
52:33Come, my dear.
52:34We must find a telephone and notify the police.
52:36We must find a telephone and notify the police.
53:06We must find a telephone and notify the police.
53:16Julie!
53:36Come on.
54:06Come on.
54:36Come on.
55:06Come on.
55:16Drake and Smith, security.
55:21Sorry.
55:23I got my orders.
55:25No one enters this area.
55:27Too much fallout for safety.
55:29All right, officer.
55:31Just a minute.
55:33I got my orders.
55:39Okay.
56:11Well, Doctor, you and your friends have succeeded in blowing up half the county.
56:24There isn't enough left out there to make ashes.
56:28I'm deeply sorry, of course.
56:30But as I told you before, I didn't do anything by choice.
56:34I will, Major Krenner, of the danger involved.
56:37But you must realize his was a deranged mind.
56:41All he could think of was the creating of an invisible army
56:45and the powers that a force would give him.
56:49You know, Doctor, this idea of an invisible army is quite interesting.
56:53Imagine what our counterintelligence could accomplish
56:55if they were able to become invisible whenever necessary.
56:59The Central Intelligence Agency has already discussed the possibilities with me.
57:03But, my friend, think of the danger if the secret were stolen from us.
57:10It has happened before, you know.
57:13Perhaps it would be better if we let the secret die with Major Krenner and Joey Faust.
57:19It's a serious problem.
57:21What would you do?
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