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01:05Oh, and he smashed that away through extra cover.
01:07The outfields like the lights say he won't come at all.
01:13For the last half mile or so, not an animal, not an insect,
01:18not a man, a woman, a child, all dead.
01:26This just confirms my suspicions I sent to you earlier.
01:35Oh, and...
01:39Crosby.
01:41Pity it had to be funny old Crosby.
01:45Sort of like the man.
01:48I know he could get loud and belligerent when he's had a few drinks,
01:51but he was always a better operative than most people gave him credit for.
01:56Kill him.
01:57There can be no doubt about it.
01:59This is Christie's work.
02:02This is the experiment he was planning.
02:06His test.
02:12My God.
02:14He's killed more than a...
02:18Carl?
02:20I don't want his body found within a thousand miles of here.
02:23Do you understand?
02:24Reaching the upper angles and humidity exceeding 90%.
02:28The dry eastern desert regions will see clear blue skies,
02:32scattered clouds and temperatures slightly above the seas.
02:35Another beautiful day in the southern and central regions.
02:38What?
02:41You're waiting for me.
02:42...
02:44Arrrgh.
02:45Arrrgh.
02:48Arrrgh.
02:50Arrrgh.
02:51Arrrgh.
02:53Arrrgh.
02:55Arrrgh.
02:58Arrrgh.
03:00Arrrgh.
04:31Good morning, Jim.
04:37The man we are going to ask you to go after will be the most dangerous adversary you've ever faced.
04:43For in effect, John Christie used to be one of us, a top operative for almost 20 years with MI6, British Secret Intelligence Service.
04:53Somewhere in the last five years of his service, Christie went bad.
04:57He began by selling to both sides and then expanded his client list to include terrorists on three different continents,
05:05who, partly by using Christie's knowledge, have been able to avoid capture.
05:09It's Christie's latest enterprise that has us most concerned.
05:14The chemicals he's seen inspecting here were bought and shipped in such quantity that they could have only one purpose,
05:20the making of chemical weapons on a huge scale.
05:23Two of MI6's agents and one of ours have either disappeared or been murdered trying to find out where Christie was going to manufacture his chemical weapons.
05:33Your mission, Jim, should you choose to accept it, is to find Christie's plant and stop it and him before he starts to manufacture and sell his terrible weapons.
05:43As always, should you or any member of the IM force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
05:53This disc will self-destruct in five seconds.
05:56Good luck, Jim.
06:13Christy lives here in Africa in an historic old hotel that he owns.
06:21It's called Elephant House.
06:22And we think that the chemical weapons plant is probably somewhere within 50 miles radius of the hotel.
06:28In the last month, Christy has recruited a corps of mercenaries, soldiers of fortune, to work as security.
06:35For the chemical plant?
06:36Yeah, we think so, Shannon.
06:37From all reports, Christy has just about finished his testing procedure and is ready to start full-scale manufacturing.
06:45To do that, he needs a large amount of cash.
06:48It's been very expensive building the secret plant.
06:51The first two stages, he completed by using these.
06:56Diamonds.
06:57In this case, $20 million worth in diamonds is an advance payment for the weapons received from this man.
07:02The minister of war of a North African nation that has no qualms about using any of its weapons against its neighbors.
07:10To date, Christy has sold about half of the diamonds.
07:13And last week, he contacted a diamond merchant company in Amsterdam to sell the rest.
07:18It's been arranged for me to be the representative of that company.
07:21And somehow managed to relieve Christy of his valuable diamonds.
07:25Yes.
07:26With, um, with a little spiritual help, we hope to accomplish that.
07:30But it's not enough simply to eliminate his immediate means of finance.
07:34We have to stop those weapons from ever being built.
07:37To do that, we have to find the plant.
07:40Max and Grant, that's up to you.
07:41Yeah, that shouldn't be too difficult for a couple of down-and-out soldiers of fortune.
07:45Once we locate the plant, it's going to take someone with very special knowledge to neutralize safely any of the weapons that may already have been built.
07:53Someone from outside the team.
07:54Shannon, someone from way outside the team.
07:58A Russian?
08:00Yes, Dr. Uri Nikolai.
08:02He's a full colonel in the KGB.
08:04He operated as a physician in Vienna for 15 years.
08:08In the course of that time, he treated a lot of high-ranking politicians, diplomats, and military people.
08:13And no doubt picked up quite a few secrets before our guys caught up with him.
08:17Well, he's a big leaguer, all right.
08:18For this mission, he's on very special loan to us, because, you see, our side is not the only one interested in getting Mr. Christie out of business.
08:28Don't come and destroy me.
08:36Oh, God.
08:39Yeah.
08:42Oh.
08:46Oh.
08:47finish him carl you're about to see my dear the race doesn't only go to the swift or battles
09:09to be young and beautiful
09:10does it bother you this guy was heavyweight champion in every prison he was in not if it
09:18doesn't bother you
09:20nick him with this 10 seconds the drug will take effect it ain't gonna knock this big ox out
09:34but it shoots long down long enough for you to finish him on
09:37the confidence is overwhelming
09:40you win again mr christie take 20 for yourself trap only 20 mr christie
09:53how long are the hundred or so you've already skimmed off the top that's enough
09:57lucky man mr christie my buddy and i we're uh we're broke
10:12we're good we hear you're hiring security guards
10:16well if you think you're good enough to talk to the man that's just won the fight
10:20his name is carl he does all the hiring for me
10:24yeah well my buddy's kind of doing that already
10:27i hear you're not only the ugliest
10:33but the toughest guy around go away sonny
10:37i'm gonna leave you in peace this pretty boy
10:48and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:50and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:52and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:53and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:54and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:55and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:56and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:57and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:58and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
10:59and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:00and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:01and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:02and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:03and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:04and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:05and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:06and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:07and i'm gonna leave you in peace this boy
11:08If your friend comes out of this with a face, you've got the job.
11:38Give our employees all they wish to drink.
11:42Thank you, Mr Christie. You won't regret this.
11:45After their first drink, get them fresh glasses.
11:48Bring the old ones up to the office. We'll see what their fingerprints tell us.
12:08Don't fall in the middle.
12:26Thank you, Mr Christie.
12:28It's like this.
12:30Because you have so good voices and so bad voices, you all deserve the bombs.
12:36For you.
12:39Merci.
12:40For you.
12:41Merci.
12:42For you.
12:43Merci.
12:44Merci, ma.
12:45Monseigneur Leclerc.
12:47Ah, madame.
12:49Carol Morgan, Eastern Publishing.
12:51I am so glad to finally meet you.
12:54Oh, yes, yes.
12:55I must admit I am so puzzled why anyone would want to write a book on my life, but here I am.
13:01So many people are interested in the work you've been doing.
13:05It's contributed so much to the study of natural history.
13:10James Phelps.
13:11Dr. Yuri Nikolai.
13:12East meets west again.
13:13Indeed.
13:14I remember the last time also.
13:15It was not as cordial.
13:16Ten years ago, Vienna.
13:17The Hasselndorff papers.
13:18You're a win.
13:19It was a big one.
13:22I am.
13:24And I am.
13:26And I am.
13:27All right.
13:29You are a good man.
13:30James Phelps.
13:32Dr. Uri Nikolai. East meets West again.
13:35Indeed. I remember the last time also.
13:38It was not as cordial.
13:40Ten years ago, Vienna. The Hasseldorf Papers.
13:43Your win. It was a big one.
13:46You've had plenty of big ones yourself.
13:48Now tell me, how is your testing going?
13:51Slowly. Come. I'll show you.
13:55It's been two weeks since the incident.
13:57Can you imagine?
13:59Christy did all of this just as a test.
14:01Yes.
14:02Anyway, with the rains, the traces of chemicals are faint.
14:06Give me one more day, and I'll have the mixture he used.
14:09And when I know that, I'll be able to defuse these monsters.
14:12All right. I hope by that time we'll know where the plant is.
14:15I don't suppose you'd care to tell me
14:17who or how many other agents you have working on this?
14:20Well, let's just say we have enough.
14:23The ring.
14:24Of course.
14:27Much too gaudy for James Phelps.
14:29You're going after the diamonds.
14:32We heard Christy had sent for another buyer.
14:35But you must be mad.
14:37Even if Christy doesn't know you by sight,
14:39his computer still have access to Western security file.
14:42No, no, no.
14:43He lost his access five years ago when we dropped him.
14:45It's fine for any agents who have a less than five years' experience.
14:49You could make their records say anything alike.
14:50But you, he would just have to test your fingerprints.
14:54And yet have you.
14:55Well, now, I've never known you to show such deep concern for my welfare.
14:59I thank you.
15:00We'll be in touch as soon as we know where the plant is.
15:03James.
15:04Ten years ago, to Haseldov Papers,
15:07I had the strong feeling that I would not see morning.
15:11I could have sworn you had me in your gun sights.
15:16I did.
15:16Good prince.
15:43Good prince.
15:43Now, let's read them, shall we?
15:55Seems your playmate is who he says he is.
15:59Fought as a soldier of fortune in half a dozen countries.
16:03Wanted for a gun running in the Sudan and killing a man in Tunisia.
16:10Beat him to death with his bare fist.
16:13Seems you were lucky, Carl.
16:29My name is Funt Kerr and I have a reservation.
16:43Come on, let's go.
16:47Move it.
16:49You got a lucky punch in on me.
16:59Until you and your pal got a job.
17:01But I'm warning you, pretty boy.
17:03Don't ever relax.
17:05Don't sleep.
17:07Cause I'm liable to be there.
17:09If I'm there, you're not gonna wake up.
17:11I don't suppose there's any company available here in the evening, huh?
17:15A little female companionship.
17:17We're a bit off the beaten track for that.
17:19Besides, I'd rather be doing business this evening.
17:21Yeah?
17:22Oh, this room.
17:23It brings back many memoirs to...
17:26I was a small boy, of course.
17:30But I remember my father.
17:31He was laughing.
17:32He was laughing.
17:33He was laughing.
17:34He was laughing.
17:35He was laughing.
17:36He was laughing.
17:37He was laughing.
17:38He was laughing.
17:39I don't suppose there's any company available here in the evening, huh?
17:41Ah.
17:42Ah!
17:43Ah.
17:44Ah!
17:45Oh!
17:46Oh, this room.
17:48It brings back many memoirs, too.
17:54I was a small boy, of course.
17:56But I remember my father.
17:58He was laughing and drinking.
18:01It was a famous airming.
18:02Ah.
18:03Ah!
18:05Priests.
18:06Ah.
18:07They're always bad luck.
18:08Let me get you a real drink.
18:09Let me get you a real drink, a scotch or a whiskey.
18:12Herr Christie, when I know I'm going to talk business,
18:15I drink only coffee.
18:18But a priest in a bar should not be allowed.
18:21But he's a guest, too.
18:23And a mildly famous naturalist,
18:25the attractive lady with him tells me she's writing his biography.
18:29Yeah? Why is she writing it here?
18:31Well, it seems that he lived in a hotel for over a year
18:33with his mother and father. It was then.
18:36So he claims to have first fallen in love with...
18:41nature.
19:06No wonder the satellites or flyovers never showed any new construction.
19:15Christie built his plant inside an old sugar mill.
19:17Look, the chemicals are stored under the camouflage net.
19:24Stole your gear in the barracks. You two that night, Didi.
19:28Good Lord, they are coming over here.
19:41Mr Christie! Oh, I'm sorry to interrupt.
19:44It's just that we're leaving before dawn.
19:46No need to apologize.
19:47And this must be your famous Monsignor Leclerc.
19:50Ah, you flatter me, Monsieur Christie.
19:54Your hotel, it's so wonderful for me.
19:57It brings back...
19:59It brings back my childhood.
20:01In this very room, I saw the famous Hemingway armrest
20:05with a boot of a man.
20:07I'm afraid my friend does not care for priests.
20:11You must have been a naughty boy once.
20:14And the priest called it him.
20:18As a boy, the Monsignor lived in the lion's suite.
20:23And he would love to visit the lion's suite.
20:26But Monsignor is in the lion's suite.
20:30Oh, no, no, no, no.
20:32Excuse me.
20:33That is what I thought at first.
20:35But, you see...
20:36I thought we had business to conduct.
20:39After the fire in 1947,
20:42when the hotel was restored...
20:45Ah, yes.
20:48The lion's suite was moved from this part of the building
20:52to this one.
20:54I'm afraid that your office is in the lion's suite.
20:57Oh, if we could just have a glimpse through your window
21:00before sunset.
21:01I think perhaps I will take the next plane back to Cairo.
21:05If I could tell you how important it is for me.
21:08Please, Monsieur Christie,
21:10perhaps if I showed you some photographs...
21:13There's no need, no need.
21:17Take the Monsignor and his friend
21:20and take them to the office
21:22and let them look out of the window for a few minutes.
21:26Monsieur Christie, you...
21:28Bless you, you are too kind.
21:32Monsieur.
21:34Have a nice one.
21:38They seem mahalous enough.
21:40But don't take your eye off them for a second.
21:48You see?
21:49Always trouble.
21:51I look out this window, and I feel a search.
22:03Fragments, and I am a boy again.
22:07Conversations.
22:10I can hear my mother laughing.
22:13You know, perhaps we should go back to your room,
22:17and I'll get my tape recorder,
22:19and then we can record everything that you remember.
22:22Aye.
22:23That would be very nice.
22:28Madame, thank you so much.
22:30But you have been too kind.
22:41I'm sorry.
22:42This is spells.
22:43This past year or so.
22:50Are you sure you all right, Monsignor?
22:52Yes.
22:53Maybe if you take me to my home.
22:57Let's go.
23:27Let's go.
23:58They located the chemical plant.
24:00And I would say right now, everything's going perfectly.
24:09Okay.
24:11We'll be taking another case.
24:14We're going to have to find a way past them.
24:16It'll be at least an hour before some of these guys turn in.
24:18We're going over here.
24:26My office is just this way.
24:27Make yourself comfortable, Mr. Banker.
24:43I have a very nice brandy here.
24:46It's a St. Anselm's.
24:47I think you'll find it exquisite.
24:49Herr Christie, I still do not drink when I do business.
24:53Well, then, shall we do business?
24:56Tonight, I would like a general overlook of the gems.
25:00Tomorrow morning, I examine them precisely, and we set a price.
25:04And payment?
25:05Immediate transfer of funds to a Swiss bank account, any currency you nominate.
25:08Seems we'd better take a look, then.
25:11Yeah.
25:12We're in business.
25:42We're in business.
25:52We're in business.
26:03It's a very high quality, seem to be.
26:31Very high quality.
27:01I'm afraid you've just been found out, Mr. Phelps.
27:15And it's a mistake that's going to cost you your life.
27:31Video identification.
27:33Comes in very handy when you can't get someone's fingerprints.
27:37I've got to do something.
27:39The lights. There's got to be a way.
27:42Well, if you don't mind, I think I will have the brandy now.
27:45We're not stalling for time, are we?
27:48If I recollect correctly, it's not your style to work alone.
27:51You were after the diamonds, so you must know about the little project I plan to finance with them.
27:56Little project? Is that how we refer to chemical weapons these days?
28:00Spare me the compassion for humankind, please.
28:04The only reason you're here gallantly fighting for the good guys is because they do not like the competition.
28:14The superpowers of more chemical weapons stockpile than I could manufacture in my humble little plant in a hundred years.
28:25Well, I wouldn't count on that long a run if I were you.
28:28Priest.
28:30Must have been a priest.
28:34I did warn you about him.
28:36The question is, where is he now?
28:46Are you sure this is going to work?
28:48Uh-huh.
28:55Get in the car.
29:03You don't understand the chomp, Phelps.
29:12Wrong way.
29:13Oh!
29:23Jim, Shannon's gonna hit the car.
29:27You're bleeding.
29:28Get the diamonds.
29:29Safe is open.
29:30There's some on the desk.
29:31Yes, but you wounded badly.
29:32Just get him, please.
29:43Can you make it?
30:01Yeah, a little help for my friend.
30:04Let's go.
30:21Let's go.
30:34Let's go.
31:01Hurry.
31:02I'm losing a lot of blood.
31:09Christy?
31:10Yeah?
31:11She'll listen to you.
31:13On the cot.
31:15Nicholas.
31:17Let Max and Grant know the mission's been blown.
31:20Right away, Jim.
31:26Christy's still alive?
31:28Unfortunately.
31:29He's still alive.
31:31And he's even more dangerous.
31:33I need to do a little cutting, James.
31:36I'm afraid you have a good chance of bleeding to death.
31:44Let's say I'm paying a bill for Vienna.
31:49You better get to work.
31:59Oh, so this is where they made the chemical weapons?
32:00Yeah, I'd say at least $10 million in high-tech mixing and cooking machines.
32:13Damn it.
32:14What?
32:15The mission's been blown.
32:16We've run into a bit of trouble.
32:19An American team has made a move.
32:20Trust nobody that's been put on in the last two weeks.
32:21Like the two that we've put on today.
32:22Especially them.
32:23Come on now!
32:24Let's go!
32:25Come on!
32:26Come on!
32:27Come on now!
32:29Come on!
32:30We've done too little trouble.
32:32Come on in there!
32:34Let's go!
32:35Come on!
32:37Come on!
32:39Come on now!
32:40that we put on today, especially then.
32:50Come on now.
32:59You get the feeling this is what Nicholas
33:00was trying to warn us about?
33:01Yeah, six to two, I think that's pretty fair odds, huh?
33:03You put it that way.
33:04These guys are the decided underdogs.
33:06What do you say we blow the hell out of the kitchen
33:07on the way out, huh?
33:08Love it.
33:10We can't.
33:11We don't know what the hell's in there.
33:12If it's the wrong chemical mixture when we blow it,
33:14we could kill everything within 100 miles of this place.
33:23We're gonna slow these guys down.
33:26The gantry.
33:40We gotta go.
33:41We gotta go.
33:42We're gonna go.
33:43We gotta go.
33:44Let's go!
34:14Let's go!
34:44Let's go!
35:14Let's go!
35:44Let's go!
36:14Let's go!
36:15Let's go!
36:16Let's go!
36:17Let's go!
36:19James, the operation I did on you was minor, but you must rest.
36:22No, I can't do that unless I'll find out what's happened to my other team members.
36:26They'll be okay, Jim.
36:29They're too smart and they're too tough.
36:32Jim, there's a message coming in now.
36:37They're safe.
36:39They've gotten away and they've set up a surveillance post overlooking the sugar mill.
36:45All right, good.
36:46Send a message back.
36:51Tell Max to stay in place, watch the mill.
36:54Ask Grant to try and make his way here by morning.
36:57But surely, James, your mission is over.
36:59That's exactly what I hope Mr. Christie thinks.
37:04Christie's a man who needs money fast.
37:05So while we've put a crimp in his plans by stealing the diamonds, we haven't stopped him.
37:20Now, intelligent reports out of Europe indicate Christie has already contacted several sources for financing to replace his diamonds.
37:26He's getting good responses.
37:27It may take him a couple of weeks, but he's gonna have his money.
37:30Then we've accomplished nothing.
37:31No, our job was to find Christie's plant and destroy it.
37:34And we're going to do exactly that.
37:36But how?
37:37Any element of surprise is gone.
37:39We're gonna try to rebuild that element, Shannon.
37:42Nicholas?
37:43What is being spread through intelligent circles that you were killed in a car accident trying to get away last night?
37:48And Jim, who was badly hurt, died later. Consequently, the team was recalled.
37:52Why do I have this feeling that I haven't heard the last of this?
37:56Christie needs money to get his plant started.
37:58Dr. Nicolai and myself think it'd be terrible if he had to wait another two weeks.
38:03So, we have decided to give these lovely stones back.
38:08With me as window dressing to sell the con.
38:11Break the seal and inhale.
38:14Within 30 seconds, your body temperature will drop and your heartbeat will be imperceptible.
38:20For the next 20 minutes, you'll be as close to death as you'll ever wish to be.
38:44Good job. Good job.
39:14Grant should be inside the perimeter by now.
39:42The grand should be inside the perimeter by now.
39:47The guards are concentrating on the mill itself.
39:49Yeah, Levy, the chemical's almost on guard.
40:12The
40:16The
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40:50Christy has sold the diamonds.
40:52And he's starting for production tomorrow with a special shine for his buyers.
40:55If we move quickly enough, that should be quite a show.
40:58Thirteen different chemicals combined in proper amounts and at the proper time make the poison gas Christy's after.
41:04I've rechecked my figures.
41:06By switching these two labels will cause Christy to mix improperly.
41:10The fallout will be harmless, but the explosion should be quite exciting.
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