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The agents of U.N.C.L.E. must stop mad general Harmon and his Seven Intellectual Wonders of the World, as well as THRUSH agents, from taking over the world.

Robert Vaughn - Napoleon Solo
David McCallum - Illya Kuryakin
Barry Sullivan - Dr. Robert Kingsley
Eleanor Parker - Margitta Kingsley
Leslie Nielsen - Gen. Maximilian Harmon
Leo G. Carroll - Alexander Waverly
Tony Bill - Steven Garrow
Peter Mark Richman - Mr. Webb
Albert Paulsen - Dr. Kurt Erikson
Inger Stratton - Anna Erikson
Hugh Marlowe - Grant
Dan O'Herlihy - Prof. David Garrow
Ruth Warrick - Alice Garrow
David Hurst - Dr. Jan Vanovech
Barbara Moore - Lisa Rogers
Arthur Hanson - Paul Mackie
Richard Bull - Capt. Gelser
Amy Thomson - Miss Carla
Edgar Stehli - Veeth
Annella Bassett - Dr. Naomi Fisher
Logan Ramsey - Ship's Captain
Guy Lee - Cab Driver
Ray Weaver - Reporter
Michael Masters - Reporter
Transcript
00:00:00Oh
00:00:30Give yourself up, Webb. We have you boxed in.
00:00:35Give yourself up.
00:01:00Come on.
00:01:30Thank you, Mrs. Kingsley.
00:01:35My pleasure, Mr. Webb.
00:02:00Come on.
00:02:30Thank you, sir.
00:02:52I know it's critical, sir.
00:02:54We're searching Kingsley's office now, Mr. Waverly.
00:02:57I want to check through every one of these files later myself.
00:03:12Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:03:16Do you have any idea what this is?
00:03:18Don't touch it.
00:03:27I know it's critical, sir. I'll keep you informed.
00:03:30Yes, sir. They've just arrived.
00:03:33You're on immediate reassignment, and I can do without being spellbound by your recent adventures.
00:03:38We know you've established a thrush used the refugee committee as a front, and you failed to capture Webb.
00:03:42In that case, we can dispense with the formality of a written report.
00:03:47Now look, Kuryakon. Cut out the cracks.
00:03:49Robert Kingsley has disappeared.
00:03:50Kingsley used to be a field operative.
00:03:51He used to be in the field like you.
00:03:52Now he's in the field with a new duty.
00:03:53Now he's in the field.
00:03:54I know what's going on.
00:03:55I know what's going on.
00:03:56It's critical, sir.
00:03:57I'll keep you informed.
00:03:58Yes, sir.
00:03:59They've just arrived.
00:04:00You're on immediate reassignment, and I can do without being spellbound by your recent adventures.
00:04:02use the Refugee Committee as a front, and you fail to capture Webb.
00:04:05In that case, we can dispense with the formality of a written report.
00:04:09Now, look, Kuryakon, cut out the cracks.
00:04:11Robert Kingsley has disappeared.
00:04:13Kingsley used to be a field operative.
00:04:15He used to be in the field like you.
00:04:16Now he's number four man here in Hong Kong.
00:04:19Every scrap of information we gather passes through his hands, and he's vanished.
00:04:23Any documents go with him?
00:04:24We're checking, Solo.
00:04:26I'd have already told you if I knew.
00:04:32What did you find?
00:04:35Sir, a capsule.
00:04:38It gave off kind of a vapor.
00:04:41What are you talking about?
00:04:42Are you all right?
00:04:44Yes, sir, I am now, but we just stood there, the secretary and I, after we took a sniff of
00:04:49that stuff, and it was the strangest...
00:04:52What's strange?
00:04:53What are you talking about?
00:04:56Mr. Grant, for about a minute, we just stood there.
00:05:02Conscious, perfectly all right, except it was like waiting for someone to tell us what
00:05:08we should do.
00:05:09Then it wore off, and I came here to report to you.
00:05:12Show me this capsule.
00:05:14I wish I could, sir, but it evaporated.
00:05:18That's right, sir.
00:05:20Did it leave any residue?
00:05:21We'll check that out.
00:05:23That's your assignment.
00:05:26Robert Kingsley.
00:05:28Find him.
00:05:28Find him.
00:05:28Find him.
00:05:29Find him.
00:05:30Find him.
00:05:30Find him.
00:05:30Find him.
00:05:32Mrs. Kingsley?
00:05:33Yes?
00:05:35We're from Uncle, and we'd like to have a word with you about...
00:05:37What's happened?
00:05:38Is it Robert?
00:05:40Uh...
00:05:40Come in.
00:05:42Thanks.
00:05:53Well, please tell me, what is it?
00:05:55Mrs. Kingsley, your husband has disappeared.
00:05:58It can't be.
00:05:59He's not in that kind of work anymore.
00:06:01It's true, Mrs. Kingsley.
00:06:05I don't believe it.
00:06:06There must be some mistake.
00:06:08I'm afraid not.
00:06:09Now, if you have any idea, any information at all, where...
00:06:14But you people know far more about Robert than I do.
00:06:17I only happen to be married to him.
00:06:19Uncle is his way of life.
00:06:20Well, I understand how you must feel, but, uh...
00:06:24He has a desk job now.
00:06:26How can he disappear?
00:06:27Mrs. Kingsley, can you recall anything that he did?
00:06:30Anything at all?
00:06:31Anything that he did, anything that he said that could help us?
00:06:33How?
00:06:34He never discussed his work with me.
00:06:36He wasn't supposed to.
00:06:37You know that.
00:06:38He seemed happy and content.
00:06:41How can I help you?
00:06:43Oh, you always ask the wives.
00:06:45The last people who would know anything about the real lives of men like Robert.
00:06:50Did he ever say anything about a capsule that we found at his desk?
00:06:54No.
00:06:55No, nothing.
00:06:57Mrs. Kingsley.
00:07:00Yes.
00:07:01Seven, seven, seven.
00:07:13Over and over.
00:07:14I don't understand.
00:07:16What does it mean?
00:07:22Solo here?
00:07:24Another disappearance, Mr. Solo.
00:07:26Dr. Kurt Erickson of Berlin.
00:07:28You're the most distinguished chemist.
00:07:30His file was missing from our Hong Kong office, presumably with Kingsley.
00:07:41Mr. Kingsley?
00:07:44I am Dr. Erickson.
00:07:49Dr. Erickson.
00:07:51Doctor, I'm honored by your presence here and your collaboration.
00:07:55Sit down, doctor.
00:08:07Mr. Kingsley?
00:08:09This is an historic moment.
00:08:12Ironically so.
00:08:14For history, as the world knows, it will soon end.
00:08:17You do have it with you, doctor.
00:08:18To look at this, the world's future, on a scrap of paper.
00:08:45We can change mankind's personality, mold it to any shape we want.
00:08:55Steer it in any direction with this.
00:09:02And we will.
00:09:05Oh, excuse me, Dr. Erickson, your daughter.
00:09:07You said you wanted to bring your daughter with you.
00:09:09Have we kept her waiting outside?
00:09:11No.
00:09:12Anna will be coming on a separate plane.
00:09:16That's a wise precaution, doctor.
00:09:18She should be leaving Berlin any moment now.
00:09:21Please don't make me explain, okay?
00:09:23Where are you going?
00:09:24I'm leaving Berlin.
00:09:25That's all I can tell you.
00:09:26Please.
00:09:27I didn't expect it so soon.
00:09:29Well, I didn't expect it at all.
00:09:30I'm sorry.
00:09:31I have to go.
00:09:32But I'll be back.
00:09:33Believe me, I will be back.
00:09:38Look, I came all the way from America to be with you and your father on our vacation.
00:09:42Please, Steve.
00:09:43Do you think that I want to leave you?
00:09:45Well, then don't.
00:09:45This is ridiculous.
00:09:47I love you.
00:09:48I love you.
00:09:49I love you.
00:10:19I love you.
00:10:49You know, the time to take over the Kinsley project is now, at its inception.
00:10:57Mr. Veith is absolutely right.
00:11:00We can't delay until the last minute.
00:11:02Take over.
00:11:04Supervise control from the beginning.
00:11:06I'm in command here.
00:11:08Directly responsible to Thrush Central.
00:11:10Only.
00:11:12And I say no.
00:11:13Mr. Webb.
00:11:13You don't seem to realize that once Kinsley presses that button, Thrush and everything else on earth is in his pocket.
00:11:21We must take over now.
00:11:23Suppose we do.
00:11:24And Kinsley's team of geniuses simply refuses to work for us.
00:11:29We'll have control, all right.
00:11:31Have $100 million worth of equipment which we have paid for, but cannot operate without them.
00:11:39Force them.
00:11:39No.
00:11:40No.
00:11:41I will not take that chance.
00:11:43We let Kinsley and company lay the groundwork.
00:11:46Then we move in.
00:11:48Mr. Veith.
00:11:49Miss Carla.
00:11:50That is my strategy.
00:11:51The same strategy that nearly got you caught by Solo and Kuriakin?
00:11:58Why not ask Mrs. Kingsley?
00:12:00She knows her husband.
00:12:01If she agrees, will you take over?
00:12:03I have already stated my position.
00:12:07Besides, I need not remind you that Mrs. Kingsley is doing her part.
00:12:11Thanks to her, Thrush is in on a scheme which will give it control of the world forever.
00:12:16And I see no reason to burden her with additional problems.
00:12:19Why not let Mrs. Kingsley speak for herself?
00:12:26Mr. Webb and I have work to do.
00:12:49It's hot in here.
00:13:02Erickson's daughter, Anna, has also left Berlin.
00:13:05You have their description, sir.
00:13:06We're transmitting light beam photos right now.
00:13:09And I do have a lead.
00:13:11A girl answering Anna Erickson's description is aboard Air East Flight 137, due to arrive Hong Kong, 1800 hours local time.
00:13:20That's her, Anna Erickson.
00:13:32That's her, Anna Erickson.
00:13:32Oh, my God.
00:13:52Oh.
00:14:23All right, lads, cast off!
00:14:53All right, lads, cast off!
00:15:23Taxi, gentlemen, taxi!
00:15:25Taxi?
00:15:27Taxi!
00:15:29Taxi!
00:15:31Taxi!
00:15:33Taxi!
00:15:35Taxi!
00:15:37Taxi!
00:15:39Taxi!
00:15:41Taxi!
00:15:43Taxi!
00:15:45Taxi!
00:15:47Taxi!
00:15:53Taxi!
00:15:55Taxi!
00:15:57Taxi!
00:15:59Taxi!
00:16:01Taxi!
00:16:03We just spotted the ship, sir.
00:16:11Well, that's something.
00:16:33We just spotted the ship.
00:17:03What do you think you're doing?
00:17:23I'm shooting down that helicopter, sir.
00:17:26Helicopter what?
00:17:27Helicopter.
00:17:28That one over there.
00:17:33That one over there.
00:18:03What's going on here?
00:18:17Who the devil are you?
00:18:18This is an illegal, unregistered, armed ship.
00:18:22We're from UNCLE.
00:18:23We have reason to believe we have Dr. Robert Kingsley, Dr. Kurt Erickson and Anne Erickson on board.
00:18:28We'd like to talk to them.
00:18:30I don't carry passengers.
00:18:32Then what do you carry that you have to protect with a machine gun?
00:18:35You've committed an act of piracy.
00:18:37I have a right to defend my ship against pirates.
00:18:41Who are these men, Captain?
00:18:45Anne Erickson.
00:18:46We'd like to talk to your father and Dr. Robert Kingsley.
00:18:49But I don't know where my father is.
00:18:52And the only Mr. Kingsley I know of is an English lyric poet long since death.
00:18:58Then why are you on this ship?
00:19:00The only fact was that anywhere they call Jim is you're aboard my ship unlawfully.
00:19:06Uncle or no uncle?
00:19:09You are from UNCLE?
00:19:11UNCLE.
00:19:12And so is Kingsley.
00:19:14Don't believe you.
00:19:16I don't either, Freulein.
00:19:18A couple of born liars if I ever saw them.
00:19:22Now don't you worry your pretty little head.
00:19:25Why don't you pop off and play some couple board or something?
00:19:36All right, Lance.
00:19:42Later.
00:19:57Father, I have to...
00:19:58Later, dear.
00:19:59Later.
00:20:00Later.
00:20:00Please come.
00:20:01Please.
00:20:06Rush Central to Hong Kong.
00:20:11Robert Kingsley and Dr. Erickson are safely on their way to operational headquarters Himalayas.
00:20:17Due to arrive at 0900.
00:20:20Mrs. Kingsley, I hope your husband appreciates what you're doing for him.
00:20:25He will, Mr. Webb.
00:20:27Until he finds out who's supplying me.
00:20:33It's bright in here.
00:20:36Thrush Central to Hong Kong.
00:20:39General Harmon has been successfully recruited as Kingsley's security chief
00:20:42and is departing for Himalayan base at 1,200.
00:20:45No comment.
00:20:58No comment.
00:20:59General protection.
00:20:59No comment.
00:21:00No comment.
00:21:01No comment.
00:21:01No comment.
00:21:02The general has nothing to say.
00:21:04No comment. The General has nothing to say. No comment.
00:21:09Is there anything done?
00:21:12No comment. No comment. The General has nothing to say.
00:21:15Why do you leave the country, General?
00:21:17General!
00:21:19You must have something to say, General.
00:21:24General, it's as good as you take it.
00:21:26I've got to tell my reasons.
00:21:28No comment.
00:21:29I've got to call somebody.
00:21:31I've got to call somebody.
00:21:34No comment. No comment.
00:21:37General, General.
00:21:39You can't speak of any kind, General.
00:21:41Something I could do, something I could strike, anything.
00:21:44Hey.
00:21:46What the hell?
00:21:49You can't speak of any kind, General.
00:21:51There's something I could strike, anything.
00:21:53Hey, let's go.
00:21:55Let's go.
00:22:01Turn up.
00:22:07Men, when you were selected to serve me, you took a personal oath of loyalty.
00:22:11I now invoke that pledge of unquestioning obedience.
00:22:14You are no longer in the service of the country we have just left.
00:22:17You are an elite security force, the last soldiers this world will ever see.
00:22:21Military history ends with you.
00:22:24Do your duty. See to it that advance gloriously.
00:22:28Captain Gelsa will give you the details and your new uniforms.
00:22:55Sounds very quiet.
00:22:58I'll take a look around.
00:23:09See anything below?
00:23:11Nothing.
00:23:12Nothing on deck either.
00:23:15I'll take a look up for it.
00:23:25Completely deserted.
00:23:29A touch of the Marie Celeste.
00:23:31Helicopter's been sabotaged.
00:23:33Has your communicator gone too?
00:23:36Fortunately, I have something up my sleeve.
00:23:46How do I inject dignity into the word help?
00:23:49You don't.
00:23:50You swallow your bride and hope Mr. Webberley sends out a seaplane.
00:23:56Open channel D, please.
00:23:59A seaplane?
00:24:01Of course, gentlemen.
00:24:02That's what I'm here for.
00:24:03Sir, Jan Vanovic, an electronics expert, has disappeared from Prague, Czechoslovakia.
00:24:19But before he disappeared, a music box of his was stolen.
00:24:25A music box?
00:24:26Thank you for bringing it.
00:24:27You're very welcome, Dr. Venevich.
00:24:28Now, tell me, what do you think?
00:24:29Mr. Kingsley, there was no need for you to kidnap me.
00:24:32If you had told me of your plan, if you had invited me, I would have come running to help you achieve it.
00:24:39Gentlemen.
00:24:40I'm with you every inch of the way.
00:24:55Then, welcome to the Purple.
00:25:02Welcome to the purple.
00:25:06Thrush Central to Hong Kong.
00:25:08Electronics Division reports.
00:25:10Jan Vanovic kidnapped in Prague according to plans at 0600.
00:25:14Repeat. Electronics Division reports.
00:25:17Jan Vanovic kidnapped in Prague according to plans at 0600.
00:25:23You've had your way long enough, well.
00:25:25Now it's going to be our way.
00:25:28Thrush is going to take over Kingsley's installations,
00:25:31and you are through.
00:25:33And what will Thrush Central say about this, Mr. Beef?
00:25:36They'll thank us.
00:25:44Thrush Central to Hong Kong.
00:25:46Propaganda Division reports.
00:25:48Public relations expert Mr. Mackey kidnapped in London
00:25:51according to plans at 0500.
00:25:58Thrush Central to Hong Kong.
00:26:00Personnel Division reports Dr. Naomi Fisher kidnapped in Tel Aviv
00:26:04according to plans at 0700.
00:26:09It's cold in here.
00:26:18But why Paul Mackey?
00:26:19Why would anyone want to kidnap a public relations man?
00:26:23Then why take his desk calendar?
00:26:25No doubt for the same reason they took a musical box from Vaskovet.
00:26:29Sir?
00:26:30Another disappearance, sir.
00:26:32Dr. Naomi Fisher from Tel Aviv.
00:26:34What does she do?
00:26:35She's the world's leading expert on food production.
00:26:38What was stolen of hers?
00:26:40An empty briefcase.
00:26:42Well, what are we supposed to do?
00:26:44Check every petty theft in the world?
00:27:12the wholevant.
00:27:13Hey, what are you doin' in here?
00:27:14Hey, what are you doin' in here?
00:27:36Hey!
00:27:37Hey!
00:27:40Hey!
00:27:41Stay! Stay for the police!
00:27:47Motiveless theft.
00:27:48Police were baffled today by the strange theft of a family photograph...
00:27:51...from the home of Professor David Garrow, 166 Denslow Avenue, Los Angeles.
00:27:56Dr. Garrow, the world's most celebrated geneticist, was equally astonished.
00:28:00I can't imagine the burglar's motive, he said.
00:28:05Another trivial theft from a VIP.
00:28:08Whose son was vacationing with Dr. Erickson and his daughter Anna.
00:28:12Fits the pattern.
00:28:13Quite, Mr. Zolo. And which is it going to be our task to water?
00:28:17Doing so is going to be highly dangerous, gentlemen.
00:28:20To you...
00:28:22...and to Professor David Garrow.
00:28:27David, for heaven's sakes, what's the hurry? We've got plenty of time.
00:28:31Darling, what's the matter? You always used to look forward to attending these conferences.
00:28:35I'm looking forward to this one.
00:28:37Then what is it? Is there anything else wrong?
00:28:39No, it's just that I don't like going away and leaving you two alone.
00:28:42Particularly after what happened to the house the other night.
00:28:44We'll be all right, Dad.
00:28:45Well, maybe you will.
00:28:46Dad, when are you going to realize that?
00:28:47Look, when are you going to realize...
00:28:48Oh, Nat, boys, please, stop it.
00:28:50Now we're all on edge. I know how worried you are about Anna's disappearance.
00:28:54And David, I know you're...
00:28:56Let's all try to relax, please.
00:28:58Announce the arrival of flight 4 from London, gate 4. Flight 30 is now arriving to London, gate 4.
00:29:07Passengers on flight 128, the conference special may now board at gate 27. Flight 128, the conference special is now loading at gate 27.
00:29:20All passengers for flight 128, the conference special...
00:29:23I wonder who that could be?
00:29:24I'll be right back.
00:29:26Please board now at gate 27.
00:29:29Will all passengers holding tickets for flight 128, the conference special, please report to gate 27.
00:29:39Hello? Hello? Hello? Hello? Hello? Hello?
00:29:56Passengers on flight 128, the conference special may now board at gate 27. Flight 128, the conference special is now loading at gate 27.
00:30:09Just a full hour of gear.
00:30:22The synthesis?
00:30:24That's what you've done.
00:30:26Dad, Dad.
00:30:27Get a doctor and an ambulance.
00:30:39Don't move him.
00:30:40Don't move him until you get a doctor and an ambulance.
00:30:47Stephen, are you all right?
00:30:49Don't move.
00:30:50Somebody, please, get a doctor.
00:30:52Somebody's already going for a doctor.
00:30:53I'm all right.
00:30:55Thank God.
00:30:56Where's Dad?
00:30:57What happened to Dad?
00:30:58Now be quiet.
00:30:59Be quiet.
00:31:02Will Professor David Garrow please report to Gate 27?
00:31:07Flight 128's constant special is now in its final boarding station.
00:31:13I've got a doctor.
00:31:14It's a great first.
00:31:15I'm all right.
00:31:15I'll be back.
00:31:16It's a great day.
00:31:17I'll be back.
00:31:17I'll be back.
00:31:18Oh, my God.
00:31:48Oh, my God.
00:32:18Oh, my God.
00:32:28Open channel D.
00:32:31Yes, Mr. Zollo.
00:32:33If you're right, sir.
00:32:34Professor Garrow's been taken.
00:32:36We didn't interfere.
00:32:37Then proceed as planned.
00:32:39so you knew and still you persuaded my father to walk into a trap yes mr garrow your father has a
00:32:51small transmitter sewn into his clothing mr solo is following a signal from that transmitter in
00:32:55another plane at this very moment mr kariakin my husband is as quiet as not a law enforcement
00:33:01agent i can't believe that he would agree to being taken away he is also a very brave man
00:33:06mrs garrow and may be very dead by now now no one's heard from the others who've disappeared
00:33:11hasn't it occurred to you that some nut may be murdering them we'll discuss that with your father
00:33:15mr garrow
00:33:16it's for you
00:33:27let's take an open it please
00:33:34why
00:34:01why why
00:34:04blood money
00:34:06is it blood money mr kirjakin
00:34:12i see maintain watch
00:34:21it's a radar report the uncle plan is still following and there's nothing else we can do
00:34:30casualties are inevitable sir
00:34:32deal with the general it's the only way i guess
00:34:41missile defense unit
00:34:45we're 80 miles west of our last reported position and still over the himalayas instead of snow
00:34:59we're under attack we're under attack i don't see any planes must be missiles
00:35:05the mantlezer
00:35:17but now
00:35:17all right
00:35:21so
00:35:21all right
00:35:23so
00:35:26all right
00:35:27so
00:35:28Oh, my God.
00:35:58Oh, my God.
00:36:28Oh, my God.
00:36:58What is this place? Why have you been brought here?
00:37:02Professor, I'm your new employer and deeply concerned that your working condition should be familiar to you.
00:37:10Hence this detailed, painstaking reproduction of your office.
00:37:13As for your family, I shall send them $5,000 every month.
00:37:19The first payment's already been made.
00:37:21What's this all about?
00:37:22Professor, you complete the team.
00:37:26You, I, and five others, we comprise the seven intellectual wonders of the world.
00:37:34Well, it's quite simple, Professor.
00:37:36You and your associates will help me to alter the course of destiny.
00:37:39And thereby save the world from self-destruction.
00:37:44We are going to control in every way, in every detail, the mind of every human being on Earth.
00:37:52Please.
00:37:52Please.
00:37:52Please.
00:37:52Oh, my God.
00:38:22Oh, my God.
00:38:52Mr. Kuryakin's plane has taken off, sir, to look for Mr. Solo.
00:39:04He'll transfer it to a helicopter when he reaches the crash area.
00:39:22Mr. Kuryakin, I figured Uncle would use some help looking for my father.
00:39:36I'm in.
00:39:39I'm in.
00:39:41I'm in.
00:39:43I'm in.
00:39:45Let's go.
00:40:15I will not work with you on this unholy project.
00:40:33Professor Garrow.
00:40:36Professor, the homing device you carried has been discovered.
00:40:39The uncle plane following you destroyed.
00:40:41Now forget all thought of rescue and devote your mind to this great task.
00:40:47The answer's still no.
00:40:51Not even to ensure the safety of your wife and son?
00:41:03Desert and Bear Mountains up here in the Himalayas.
00:41:05It's unusual.
00:41:05The legend has it this is a rather unusual part of the world.
00:41:16That's no legend.
00:41:24It's Mr. Solo's plane.
00:41:26He must be dead.
00:41:27Listen, if you don't have anything positive to say, why don't you just keep quiet?
00:41:31Let's go.
00:41:32Let's go.
00:41:33Let's go.
00:41:34Let's go.
00:41:35Let's go.
00:41:36Let's go.
00:41:37Let's go.
00:41:43Let's go.
00:42:13Open channel D, please.
00:42:25Open channel D.
00:42:29It's not working for some reason.
00:42:32Hey, look.
00:42:33There's more of it.
00:42:35Come on.
00:42:43Come on.
00:43:13Come on.
00:43:43Oh, my God.
00:44:13Oh, my God.
00:44:43Oh, my God.
00:44:51Napoleon Solo. I could use a man like him.
00:44:54A spy by any name gets shot.
00:44:57No, General. That won't be necessary now.
00:45:00Now, Mr. Kingsley,
00:45:01you had me join this enterprise as your chief of security.
00:45:04If you insist on disregarding my advice...
00:45:06wiping out the opposition is no achievement, General.
00:45:08Any brute with a gun can do that.
00:45:10No, I want him.
00:45:11I want him to approve of my plan. I could convince him.
00:45:14If you keep dangerous Uncle Agents alive to debate with them,
00:45:20you're going to endanger this entire project.
00:45:22Other Uncle Agents will follow him.
00:45:23And we will assess each case if and when it arises, General.
00:45:26Missile Defense Unit.
00:45:48Yes, General.
00:45:52I want a saturation radar check over a 25-mile radius.
00:45:55Immediately, sir.
00:45:57Destroy anything that shows up.
00:45:59Anything.
00:46:00Yes, sir.
00:46:00It could be his jacket.
00:46:30That proves we're on the right track, at least.
00:47:00Who shall act, one general?
00:47:16We don't know.
00:47:30It was necessary, no matter who was in it.
00:47:52I couldn't risk that aircraft finding us.
00:47:55You know I couldn't risk that.
00:47:58You were an Uncle Agent.
00:47:59You've killed before when necessary.
00:48:05General, it was because I had to kill that I brought all this about.
00:48:08To create a world in which...
00:48:09How do you think I'm here, to play soldier?
00:48:11Kill for the sake of it?
00:48:12I want that new world, too.
00:48:15That's why I'll protect this.
00:48:17This center of that world from sabotage and invasion.
00:48:21Now, you must let me do my job, no matter who dies.
00:48:27General, you are a strange mixture.
00:48:30You pursue a merciful ideal...
00:48:33mercilessly.
00:48:34I'll take that as a compliment.
00:48:44Trust Central to Hong Kong.
00:48:47Transportation Center.
00:48:49This is our final report.
00:48:51The last cargo, including drugs to immobilize the defense force,
00:48:55is now within 100 miles of the Kingsley installation.
00:49:14Mr. Webb will be happy to hear that.
00:49:16This is Mrs. Kingsley.
00:49:18Congratulations to all of you for a job well done.
00:49:22Now, all we have to do is wait.
00:49:24Relax.
00:49:25Out.
00:49:26Out.
00:49:27Out.
00:49:57Out.
00:49:58Out.
00:50:07We've made it.
00:50:27Out.
00:50:28Out.
00:50:29Oh, my God.
00:50:59Oh, my God.
00:51:29You've had a pleasant rest, Mr. Solo.
00:51:45And a very pleasant awakening so far.
00:51:48Come with us, if you please.
00:51:51Come with us.
00:52:21Come with us.
00:52:23Come with us.
00:52:25Come with us.
00:52:27Come with us.
00:52:29Come with us.
00:52:31Come with us.
00:52:33Come with us.
00:52:35Come with us.
00:52:37Come with us.
00:52:39Come with us.
00:52:41Come with us.
00:52:43Come with us.
00:52:45Come with us.
00:52:47Come with us.
00:52:49Come with us.
00:52:51Come with us.
00:52:53Come with us.
00:52:55Come with us.
00:52:57Come with us.
00:52:59Come with us.
00:53:01Come with us.
00:53:03Come with us.
00:53:05Come with us.
00:53:07Come with us.
00:53:09Come with us.
00:53:11Come with us.
00:53:13Come with us.
00:53:15Come with us.
00:53:17Father, you must tell me what's going on.
00:53:22I cannot tell you anything now, please.
00:53:27I have work to do. I have meetings to attend to.
00:53:30I just saw one of those uncle agents under guard. Why?
00:53:33That's not your concern, darling. Not your concern or mine.
00:53:38Concern? Father, do you realize that he's being kept a prisoner? Why?
00:53:47You know, your duty to me is obedience.
00:53:50You've been on confidential missions with me before.
00:53:54Without worrying me with questions.
00:53:56Never one like this.
00:53:57Please, don't question me now. Please.
00:54:00Never one like this. This one is different.
00:54:04This time I had to leave someone.
00:54:06Someone that I'm very fond of.
00:54:10I had to leave him without any explanation to come here because you told me so.
00:54:15I had to leave Steve Garrow.
00:54:20He must think I'm crazy.
00:54:23And now I feel as though I'm just never going to see him again.
00:54:28And if that's the case, I feel I have a right to know why or go back to him.
00:54:35You can't do that.
00:54:37I cannot tell you anything now, and you cannot go back.
00:54:41You intend, you seriously intend to make the whole world think and act the way you want it to.
00:55:00That's correct, Mr. Solo.
00:55:01By blanketing it with a docility gas, Dr. Erickson has developed.
00:55:05The capsule you say you found in my office was only a small sample.
00:55:08Mr. Solo, please consider, you and I, we have fought the seemingly endless battle against evil.
00:55:16Don't you see that this way, my way, the battle ends once and for all in favor of good?
00:55:23It's a blasphemy.
00:55:25Your plan denies humanity its freedom.
00:55:28To find its own way to better times.
00:55:31Walk out.
00:55:31Walk out.
00:55:36Kingsley can't operate without you.
00:55:37You're the experts.
00:55:38Solo, I'm a soldier.
00:55:41I realize just about every ambition of my profession except its abolition,
00:55:45which is something I have prayed for from the time I saw my first battlefield casualty.
00:55:50Now, I, for one, am not going to walk out on the world's one chance to cleanse itself from the filth of war.
00:55:59You're not alone in craving peace, General, but your method of achieving...
00:56:03The method is certain.
00:56:06Peace assured forever by one radio broadcast from here ordering it.
00:56:10One straight order.
00:56:12So, you see, Mr. Solo, no one's going to walk out.
00:56:22Professor Garrow, you're a geneticist.
00:56:26Your life work is the biological improvement of man.
00:56:31Will you pervert that science into the creation of a...
00:56:34of a generation of robots?
00:56:40Don't you realize that you're involved...
00:56:42I realize my wife and son will suffer.
00:56:46If I don't cooperate.
00:56:51Please, I beg of you.
00:56:53Think over carefully everything you've heard.
00:56:56Reconsider your conventional moral objections...
00:56:59and join us, leading the new world.
00:57:01Let there be eight wonders.
00:57:03In your new world, Kingsley, there won't be any wonder.
00:57:06Excuse me.
00:57:29Show me.
00:57:31I'm sorry.
00:57:31Let's go.
00:58:01Sergeant, take the prisoner.
00:58:22Yes, sir.
00:58:24Follow me.
00:58:31You have been declared infiltrators and potential saboteurs.
00:58:58By virtue of the military authority vested in me, I sentence you to immediate execution.
00:59:05Death by shooting.
00:59:08Captain Gelser.
00:59:10Ready.
00:59:16Aim.
00:59:22Steam.
00:59:23Fire.
00:59:24That's my father.
00:59:30Dad.
00:59:35That's my father.
00:59:45Dad.
00:59:48Dad.
00:59:50He's dead.
01:00:00I can't tell you how much I regret this.
01:00:03I can't.
01:00:09General, I want him kept under custody in his father's quarters.
01:00:13Guard him, but don't harm him.
01:00:14Sergeant, take the prisoner.
01:00:25Steve.
01:00:28Steve!
01:00:29What happened?
01:00:31Steve, what happened?
01:00:32Steve!
01:00:33Stay away from me.
01:00:34You're with them.
01:00:35Steve!
01:00:36Stay here now.
01:00:37You can't do anything now.
01:00:39Stay here.
01:00:39Stay here.
01:00:51The same goes for Solo and Kuriakon, General.
01:00:54Under guard in guest quarters until I send for them.
01:00:57But Kingsley.
01:00:58In guest quarters.
01:00:59Captain Gelser.
01:01:03Sir.
01:01:04Return the prisoners to their quarters.
01:01:06Take the prisoners to their quarters.
01:01:12You're tying my hands.
01:01:13There'll be no more discussions, General.
01:01:15There'll be no more shootings.
01:01:16No more drumhead courts, Marshal.
01:01:18No more killings.
01:01:19Is that absolutely clear?
01:01:20No more.
01:01:24Dr. Erickson.
01:01:25Dr. Erickson, how soon can we launch the gas?
01:01:34Well, I've been thinking in terms of weeks.
01:01:38There's so many technical details to take care of.
01:01:42Our schedule.
01:01:43It's Uncle's schedule that worries me.
01:01:45Agents dropping out of the sky.
01:01:46They've located our installation.
01:01:48Who knows what they're planning right now?
01:01:49We need time.
01:01:50We cannot do this thing overnight.
01:01:52Dr. Erickson, we must expedite the attack.
01:01:55Gas Uncle into obedience like everyone else.
01:01:58What's to happen to the prisoners?
01:02:03Nothing.
01:02:03The young Garrow.
01:02:05I owe that much to his father.
01:02:06And Solo and Kiriakon?
01:02:11May I suggest, Mr. Kingsley, that they be the first
01:02:13to go under the docility gas?
01:02:22All right, General.
01:02:23Well, get them ready for the test chamber now.
01:02:31And the rest of the world within hours.
01:02:40Hours, Robert?
01:02:42That's right, darling.
01:02:43As soon as Erickson's preparations are completed.
01:02:46Now, don't ask me any questions.
01:02:48Please just believe me.
01:02:49This change of plan is essential.
01:02:50All right, Robert.
01:02:51Whatever you say.
01:02:53Hurry, darling.
01:02:55I will, Robert.
01:02:57And Makita, I think of you every minute.
01:03:02Me too, darling.
01:03:04I haven't left the apartment in days waiting for your call.
01:03:09I love you.
01:03:12Goodbye, Robert.
01:03:13I'll see you next time.
01:03:14I'll see you next time.
01:03:15I'll see you next time.
01:03:16I'll see you next time.
01:03:17I'll see you next time.
01:03:18I'll see you next time.
01:03:19Why?
01:03:20Why is he advance the attack time?
01:03:21Makes no difference.
01:03:22No difference?
01:03:23No difference?
01:03:24We'll never get the members of Thrush Central to the installation on time.
01:03:27They'll be...
01:03:28They'll be...
01:03:33Just...
01:03:36Like everyone else.
01:03:39We go ahead exactly as planned.
01:03:41Only we do it sooner.
01:03:43And without Thrush Central.
01:03:45Just...
01:03:56You and I.
01:03:58Just you and I.
01:03:59Just you and I.
01:04:15You and I.
01:04:16I feel so you.
01:04:17What a rass.
01:04:18What a wad.
01:04:19I know.
01:04:20You and I know...
01:04:21Listen...
01:04:22You and I, you and I.
01:04:24You and I.
01:04:25You and I.
01:04:30You and I.
01:04:31You.
01:04:32I know.
01:04:33You and I.
01:04:34You and I.
01:04:37You and I.
01:04:38Be sure.
01:04:40You and I.
01:04:41You and I.
01:04:42Steve?
01:04:44Get out.
01:04:46Steve, you have to listen to me.
01:04:48Get out of here!
01:04:50Steve, I'm not with those other people.
01:04:52You can't believe me.
01:04:54Get out of here!
01:04:56I'm not with those people, Steve!
01:04:58No, no!
01:05:00Well, then why did they let you come in here?
01:05:02Why did they let you have a run of the place?
01:05:04Because right now,
01:05:06I'm not with those people, Steve!
01:05:08I'm not with those people, Steve!
01:05:10Why did they let you run of the place?
01:05:12Because right now, they're much more human than you are.
01:05:14Steve, don't you understand?
01:05:16I want to be with you.
01:05:18Oh, fine. You're with me.
01:05:20You're with me, right? You're full of sympathy.
01:05:22Well, no flowers by request. Just get out and leave me alone.
01:05:24You don't know what they're planning to do, Steve.
01:05:26Kingsley and the others...
01:05:28Kingsley and the others killed my father!
01:05:32I wish my father was dead now,
01:05:34so he wouldn't have to be part of this terrible plan.
01:05:40I'm telling you the truth. Please believe me.
01:05:44I'm telling you the truth. Please believe me.
01:06:00Oh, Steve.
01:06:02Steve, your friends...
01:06:04They're planning to give your friends some kind of gas.
01:06:18Everything is ready.
01:06:20Thank you, Doctor.
01:06:22Send for Solo and Kuriakam.
01:06:24Captain Gelser.
01:06:28Here.
01:06:30I took it out of my father's office.
01:06:32I don't know what good it's gonna do against all of them.
01:06:36Steve.
01:06:38There's a building at the end of the complex.
01:06:40It has all kinds of windows around it and...
01:06:42I think it could be some kind of control room.
01:06:46Can we get in?
01:06:48No.
01:06:50I know one thing.
01:06:52I'd rather die than living Kingsley's kind of world.
01:06:54So would I.
01:06:56Let's try it.
01:06:58Let's try it.
01:07:14Let me out! Help! Help!
01:07:16Drop it!
01:07:21Turn around.
01:07:22What happened?
01:07:23I don't know.
01:07:32What happened?
01:07:33I don't know.
01:07:52You are my sister,
01:07:54get all out of my hand...
01:07:57You.
01:08:00What was this?
01:08:01Go back.
01:08:08Follow me.
01:08:09Michael Batch.
01:08:13Pvt 2.
01:08:14Stay here.
01:08:17We have found him.
01:08:19Let's go.
01:08:49Let's go.
01:09:19Let's go.
01:09:35Mr. Solo, Mr. Kuriakon, you ought to be the vanguard.
01:09:39Within hours, the world's millions will follow you into eternal and profitable obedience.
01:09:43Let's go.
01:09:44Let's go.
01:09:45Let's go.
01:09:46Let's go.
01:09:47Let's go.
01:09:48Let's go.
01:09:49Let's go.
01:09:50Let's go.
01:09:51Let's go.
01:09:52Let's go.
01:09:53Let's go.
01:09:54Let's go.
01:09:55Let's go.
01:09:56Let's go.
01:09:57Let's go.
01:09:58Let's go.
01:09:59Let's go.
01:10:00Let's go.
01:10:01Let's go.
01:10:02Let's go.
01:10:03Let's go.
01:10:04Let's go.
01:10:05Let's go.
01:10:06Let's go.
01:10:07Let's go.
01:10:08Let's go.
01:10:09Let's go.
01:10:10Let's go.
01:10:11Let's go.
01:10:12Let's go.
01:10:13Let's go.
01:10:43Steve!
01:10:49Steve!
01:11:13Let's go.
01:11:43Hand me a grenade.
01:12:13Let's go.
01:12:20Erickson, stop that thing!
01:12:42Stop that thing!
01:12:43I've got to stop it.
01:12:49I can't.
01:12:50It's irreversible.
01:12:51It's irreversible.
01:13:01It's irreversible.
01:13:11It's irreversible.
01:13:16It's irreversible.
01:13:26It's irreversible.
01:13:28It's irreversible.
01:13:51I've got to be drugged.
01:13:58Let's get to the airfield.
01:14:02I've got to stop it.
01:14:12I've got to stop it.
01:14:17I've got to stop it.
01:14:21I'll see you next time.
01:14:51I'll see you next time.
01:15:21I'll see you next time.
01:15:51Why don't you come out?
01:16:11I have not been told to.
01:16:15There's our friend, Mr. Webb, and poor distraught Mrs. Kingsley.
01:16:39Drugged every single one of General Harmon's men.
01:16:42And the closed-circuit television system has been sabotaged according to plan.
01:16:45May I congratulate you, Major?
01:16:47You and your missile force comprise an excellent fifth column.
01:16:50The most complex engineering feat in history functioning perfectly in a television tube blows.
01:17:00Solo and Korea have got to be stopped.
01:17:02Don't worry about it.
01:17:02They'll be taken.
01:17:03Start your power.
01:17:04I'll build up Dr. Erickson.
01:17:05My wife will be here in a minute.
01:17:06Dr. Fisher, Dr. Banovich, Mr. Mackey.
01:17:10It's time to go to our stations.
01:17:11Our moment is near.
01:17:13My deepest thanks to all of you.
01:17:14I'll be here in a minute.
01:17:44Robert, there's been trouble.
01:18:00Yes, but everything's all right now.
01:18:01Now that you're here.
01:18:05Robert, you must meet your financial backer, Mr. Webb.
01:18:09Mr. Webb, you have financed the future of mankind.
01:18:14It was a bargain, Mr. Kingsley.
01:18:16Come, you must meet Dr. Erickson.
01:18:18He'll show you everything.
01:18:26That's our one chance.
01:18:27Take the plane and use the concealed rockets.
01:18:30Use the jeeps.
01:18:31Drop them.
01:18:44Drop them.
01:18:47Drop them.
01:18:55No.
01:19:02No.
01:19:03No.
01:19:04No.
01:19:04No.
01:19:04No.
01:19:08No.
01:19:08No.
01:19:09No.
01:19:09Oh, yes, indeed. The gas does work. We know that.
01:19:22The general, he was exposed to it quite by accident.
01:19:25Look at him.
01:19:26A perfect picture of docility.
01:19:28The citizen of the new world already at peace.
01:19:30I find all this quite fascinating, Mr. Kingsley.
01:19:33But, Dr. Erickson, how does the equipment work?
01:19:37Of course, Mr. Webb.
01:19:38You see, when those seven tubes are completely filled,
01:19:42these red strip lights will begin to flash on simultaneously.
01:19:45And that means that our power system is fully operative.
01:19:50Then we'll release this lever,
01:19:52which will release the gas by radio control all over the world.
01:19:56And then?
01:19:57And then, Mr. Webb, every human being on Earth will be...
01:19:59Ours.
01:20:04That's right. Ours.
01:20:06Thanks to Thrush.
01:20:08Don't look so startled, Robert.
01:20:13Where else do you think I raised $100 million?
01:20:16An overdraft and a drive-in bank?
01:20:19Margita.
01:20:20You're a fool, Robert. A sick fool.
01:20:23It all began when you started thinking you could save the human race.
01:20:27Well, you can't.
01:20:28Humanity's dirt.
01:20:30And it always will be.
01:20:32Believe me, I know.
01:20:33No, Margita, you're wrong.
01:20:35I have the gun, and that proves I'm right.
01:20:37That's the reality of power.
01:20:40Poor Robert.
01:20:42You never understood that.
01:20:44You never learned that people don't want to be enlightened.
01:20:47They only respect the threat of the whip wielded by a master.
01:20:52And you were never a master, Robert.
01:20:54Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:20:57General, kill them!
01:21:12Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:14Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:15Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:16Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:17Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:18Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:19Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:20Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:21Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:22Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:23Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:24Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:25Margita, for the love of God, put that gun down.
01:21:26Magida?
01:21:28Magida?
01:21:30Magida?
01:21:32Magida!
01:21:34Magida!
01:21:54Kingsley, the pressure is nearing maximum.
01:22:04This rush.
01:22:06They must have landed troops.
01:22:07If they get my arm and nail control, it must speed up the power.
01:22:09We don't dare this.
01:22:10This is regulated.
01:22:11Doctor, we've got to!
01:22:12Doctor, we've got to!
01:22:13You don't do that!
01:22:17Better make a direct hit on the operations room, otherwise...
01:22:19Otherwise, a lot of innocent people get killed.
01:22:22Doctor, I have a terrible chance!
01:22:24We'll be blown to bits.
01:22:25Don't do that!
01:22:27It's done!
01:22:28We'll be blown to bits.
01:22:29Doctor, give me that key.
01:22:30Give me back that key!
01:22:31Doctor, you're not prepared to risk your life with a brain, then get out!
01:22:33Take the general with you, get out!
01:22:38General, follow me.
01:22:45Better circle again.
01:23:03Hmm.
01:23:14Now!
01:23:33Take, x's outta!
01:23:34ение my friend!
01:23:35Trà seriатуys!
01:23:43It's coming.
01:23:44Tap the airport.
01:23:46Mr. Solo, you and I, we have fought the seemingly endless battle against evil.
01:24:14Don't you see that this way, my way, the battle ends once and for all, in favor of good.
01:24:43Good job, gentlemen.
01:24:46Kingsley sincerely believed history would have said the same of him, sir.
01:24:49Quite, Mr. Solo, quite.
01:25:01We will board the plane now, General.
01:25:03Let's go.
01:25:04Let's go.
01:25:05Let's go.
01:25:06Let's go.
01:25:07Let's go.
01:25:08Let's go.
01:25:09Let's go.
01:25:10Let's go.
01:25:11Let's go.
01:25:13Let's go.
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