Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 5 months ago

Category

📺
TV
Transcript
00:00The
00:04The
00:06The
00:10The
00:14The
00:20The
00:26ORGAN PLAYS
00:56ORGAN PLAYS
01:26ORGAN PLAYS
01:56ORGAN PLAYS
02:25ORGAN PLAYS
02:55ORGAN PLAYS
02:57ORGAN PLAYS
02:59ORGAN PLAYS
03:01ORGAN PLAYS
03:05ORGAN PLAYS
03:07ORGAN PLAYS
03:11ORGAN PLAYS
03:13ORGAN PLAYS
03:19ORGAN PLAYS
03:21ORGAN PLAYS
03:23ORGAN PLAYS
03:29ORGAN PLAYS
03:31ORGAN PLAYS
03:33ORGAN PLAYS
03:35ORGAN PLAYS
03:45ORGAN PLAYS
03:47ORGAN PLAYS
03:49ORGAN PLAYS
03:59ORGAN PLAYS
04:01ORGAN PLAYS
04:03ORGAN PLAYS
04:07ORGAN PLAYS
04:09ORGAN PLAYS
04:11ORGAN PLAYS
04:13ORGAN PLAYS
04:27ORGAN PLAYS
04:29ORGAN PLAYS
04:31ORGAN PLAYS
04:33Darling, what's the matter?
04:38Everything.
04:39They know about me.
04:40They killed my contact.
04:41They're right after me.
04:42But what are you going to do?
04:43We're going to have to make a run for the wall.
04:45We?
04:45Your only chance is alone.
04:47I can hide somewhere.
04:48Darling, you can't hide.
04:48Not from them.
04:49They're too good.
04:50I would only slow you down.
04:52All right, now you listen to me.
04:54I don't go anywhere without you.
04:56Without you, there is nothing.
04:57Do you understand me?
04:59Understand me?
05:03All right, we're going to have to move.
05:06Let's go.
05:10But, Peter, there isn't any way over the wall.
05:12There's a way under the wall.
05:13Let it out of the subway station.
05:14The bricks and mortar have been prepared by us.
05:17All right, now don't talk.
05:33Let's go.
06:03Let's go.
06:04THE END
06:34THE END
07:04THE END
07:06THE END
07:08THE END
07:10THE END
07:12THE END
07:14THE END
07:16THE END
07:18THE END
07:20THE END
07:22THE END
07:24THE END
07:26THE END
07:28THE END
07:30THE END
07:32THE END
07:34THE END
07:36THE END
07:38THE END
07:40THE END
07:42THE END
07:44THE END
07:46THE END
07:48THE END
07:50THE END
07:52THE END
07:54THE END
07:56THE END
07:58THE END
08:00THE END
08:02THE END
08:04THE END
08:06THE END
08:08THE END
08:10THE END
08:12THE END
08:14THE END
08:16THE END
08:18THE END
08:20THE END
08:22THE END
08:24THE END
08:26THE END
08:28THE END
08:30THE END
08:32THE END
08:34THE END
08:36THE END
08:38THE END
08:40THE END
08:42THE END
08:44THE END
08:46THE END
08:48THE END
08:50THE END
08:52Mr. Wainwright, sir?
08:54Are you all right, sir?
09:26a man on the run Peter Murphy American agent a spy who has been exposed who
09:43steps into the shoes of his exact double multimillionaire Mark Wainwright when
09:49the millionaire accidentally takes the bullet meant for the spy thus Peter
09:54Murphy begins a bizarre new life both public and private a life of double
09:59jeopardy as the man who never was
10:09I'll be there in five minutes
10:24that no one is to touch the body no one
10:27a message coming to you from Washington is being in a few minutes
10:44the man was just killed crossing over from the other side came through route 11
10:52the body was found only a couple of hundred yards this side of the wall
10:56only three of our agents knew that route
10:59Harris who's in Buenos Aires
11:01Walton who's come to listen to the Walter Reed
11:03Peter and uh me Peter
11:05Peter
11:07Peter Murphy
11:09Mark are you all right
11:20Michael told me he brought you home unconscious
11:27you're hurt
11:29how to know better than to be concerned
11:36another barroom brawl
11:39I'll order you some black coffee
11:42perhaps that and a cold shower will sober you up for the meeting tonight
11:46you know Roger's been calling we're due there now
11:51yes would you please send some black coffee to mr. Wainwright sweet thank you
12:01that is unless you've changed your mind about tonight
12:08of course not what a foolish question must you be such a pig about everything
12:15must you be such a pig about everything
12:19you
12:26yes
12:28the
12:29the
12:30the
12:31the
12:32the
12:33the
12:44the
12:45THE END
13:15Jack, was it Pete?
13:21Oh, yes, yes, sir.
13:24I'll be bringing the body in downstairs in a few minutes.
13:26I don't want anyone going through his face, clothes, anything.
13:29You understand?
13:30All right, but why?
13:32Not anyone would.
13:34And I'm making you responsible.
13:35Sure, Jack.
13:36I know how you feel.
13:45This is Colonel Forbes.
13:47I want everything we have on Mark Wainwright.
13:50That's right, Mark Forrest Wainwright.
13:54No, not the usual magazine scandal sheet stuff.
13:58Where he is right now, this minute.
13:59With whom, what he's doing.
14:01Top secret.
14:02For my eyes only.
14:04And I want that ten minutes ago.
14:05Should be a perfect fit.
14:17How did you find me?
14:20Finding Mark Wainwright is simple.
14:23Jack, give me a new cover.
14:24I've got to get back behind the wall.
14:26I can't get you anywhere as Peter Murphy.
14:28Peter Murphy is dead.
14:30Skilled in the Hagenstrasse two hours ago.
14:32All right, all I need is a new cover.
14:33You have a new cover.
14:36You're in Mark Wainwright's suite.
14:39You're wearing his clothes.
14:43You're even wearing his face.
14:46You've got to be out of your mind.
14:48Look, Peter.
14:50Mark Wainwright was one of the richest men in the world.
14:53He controlled at least a dozen different companies.
14:55He could travel anywhere.
14:57He knew influential people.
14:58It's perfect.
14:58Are you seriously suggesting that I try to take the place of a man?
15:01How do you think you got here?
15:03Somebody brought you here thinking you were Mark Wainwright.
15:07Mark Forrest Wainwright.
15:09Age 36.
15:10Eyes blue.
15:12Hair brown.
15:13Now, who's to say this isn't your passport?
15:16Plenty of people, Jack.
15:17The man had a wife.
15:18He had friends.
15:18He had family.
15:19He had personal habits that I don't know anything about.
15:21I didn't say it would be easy.
15:23Easy?
15:23You...
15:24Listen, Peter.
15:25As Wainwright, you'd be invaluable to us.
15:28As Peter Murphy, you're finished.
15:30Unless you want to enter behind a desk somewhere in Omaha for the rest of your life.
15:38Here.
15:39Put this on.
15:40I'm sorry.
16:02It's happening too fast.
16:03I can't think.
16:04You don't seem to understand the potential here.
16:07As Wainwright, you'd have access to high-level secrets involving international commerce, politics.
16:13You'd mingle with diplomats, prime ministers.
16:19Peter.
16:20I'm sorry about the girl.
16:25Jack, that's my business.
16:29Don't you ever mention her again.
16:35Mark, you know Roger.
16:37Oh, I'm sorry.
16:38I didn't realize.
16:41I'm Eva Wainwright.
16:43How do you do, Mrs. Wainwright?
16:44Colonel Forbes.
16:45I'm sorry if I've come at an inconvenient time, but it was important.
16:49Well, we are late, but if you haven't finished, then...
16:52Oh, we'll just be a moment.
16:54All right, I'll wait for you downstairs in the car.
16:56Goodbye, Colonel.
16:57Goodbye.
16:59Now, wait a minute.
17:10Never mind.
17:19There, there's nothing to play.
17:33Bye.
17:35Oh, we'll see.
17:36Bye.
17:40Bye.
17:40Bye.
17:42Bye.
17:43Bye.
17:45Bye.
17:45Bye.
17:45Bye.
17:45Bye.
17:46Bye.
17:46Did you call to tell him we'd be late?
18:01Of course.
18:03Who'd you talk to?
18:05Whom did you expect me to talk to?
18:16Mark, I realize it's useless to try and appeal to you on my behalf.
18:26And I know that you couldn't care less about me and my family.
18:29But have you considered what you're doing to yourself?
18:33I really think that's my business, don't you?
18:46I don't know.
19:16I don't know.
19:46Have you talked this over with your sister?
20:03What difference would that make?
20:06My husband doesn't have a sister.
20:10Who are you?
20:11Well done with your men.
20:27Can't you ever do anything on time?
20:29Do you realize I'd be very good for an hour?
20:30You've waited for this moment your entire life, Roger.
20:38Surely you can contain yourself just a little longer.
20:41Why don't you bother to come in there?
20:42There's nothing for you to do here.
20:43There'll be nothing once Mark signs.
20:47But until he does, I think there may be a great deal that I can do.
20:50Come on, Mark, let's get it over with.
20:51Everything is quite in order, Mr. Wainwright.
20:53It's all very simple.
20:55Seven copies, the last page, just sign, were indicated.
21:00And throw away the work of two generations of both our families.
21:04Don't you ever give up?
21:06No, nor will I ever.
21:07Maybe it doesn't matter to Mark that you intend to use that power of attorney to strip my family of everything.
21:14And he may not even care that you plan to manipulate the stock and eventually force him out.
21:19But I do.
21:21Mark, it's merely a matter of formalizing all the facts as they exist, point by point, just as we agree.
21:28Then why don't you hand it over to my attorneys for their approval?
21:31Because it doesn't concern you.
21:33No, just the rest of my life.
21:36Mark, it simply means that I'm going to go on as I always have.
21:41You could have all the money you'll ever need for as long as you live.
21:44For as long as he lives.
21:46It would be easier for you, wouldn't it, if Mark were dead.
21:48Then everything would automatically be turned over to you without having to go through this nonsense.
21:54We're wasting time, Mark.
21:55Come on, sign.
22:06I'm afraid I need more time to think it over.
22:11What?
22:12I'm not ready to sign.
22:13What do you mean you're not ready to sign?
22:15I've made arrangements, commitments.
22:16Well, that's your problem, isn't it?
22:18Come on in.
22:19What has she got on you, Mark?
22:21Whatever it is, we can fix it.
22:23Someday, Mark.
22:25Someday.
22:26Who are you?
22:37Where's Mark?
22:41He's dead.
22:42He's dead.
22:56Are you all right?
23:04I don't know who you are, why you're posing as my husband.
23:07But the most important thing right now is that Mark Wainwright must not be dead.
23:12Will you stay?
23:14What do you mean?
23:16Be my husband.
23:26Take us home, Michael.
23:33Very good, sir.
Be the first to comment
Add your comment

Recommended