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A federal agent (Gary Lockwood) must stop his programmed-to-kill partner (Leslie Nielsen) who is out of control.
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00:00:00When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political
00:00:08band which have connected them with another, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind
00:00:14requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
00:00:21We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.
00:00:27That they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights.
00:00:31That among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
00:00:37That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers
00:00:42from the consent of the governed.
00:00:45That whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right
00:00:50of the people to alter or to abolish it.
00:00:54And when a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing invariably the same object evinces
00:01:00a design to reduce the people under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty,
00:01:09to throw off such government and to provide new guards for their future security.
00:01:16From the Declaration of Independence, Congress, July 4, 1776.
00:01:46of which therr、 What Judge publicitanigg thi the first read and being assertions to the
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00:06:23What you've just seen is a reenactment of a successful interdiction operation that took
00:06:35place six years ago. Interdiction and protective reaction, those will be your areas of duty.
00:06:44This unit, which you're all so hot to become members of, came about because of the events
00:06:49that occurred in the early 60s. It is the only effective means of combating political assassination
00:06:55by the interception and the destruction of the assassin himself. You may have been carefully
00:07:03selected for this program because of the high-level performance in the battlefield and your high-level
00:07:10performance in physical endurance. But as your training progresses, you will gradually reach
00:07:17a point of acceptance where you will begin to surpass everything that you have ever done
00:07:25before. You will reach goals that you never dreamed possible. And to accomplish this, you
00:07:33will be given vitamins to increase your stamina, chemical injections to expand your mental capabilities,
00:07:42injections to assist you in both physical and mental control. You will be programmed
00:07:47to respond instantaneously to any given stimulus. You will become a reflex, but highly directed
00:07:56unit of force. You will be taught how to use everyday objects as weapons. Everything from a toenail clipping
00:08:06to a briefcase. Control. Control will be emphasized throughout your training. Control. Control is the key.
00:08:27When you're finished here, you will be assigned to safeguard specific individuals and institutions. And because of your training here, you will be set apart from other security agencies and military establishments. In other words, you will operate independently. I am your commanding officer. You will refer to me only as
00:08:56Mr. Trevor. As your second in command. You will address him only as Mr. Lasseter.
00:09:03Mr. Lasseter.
00:09:18Stan! What's your project?
00:09:21Killed! Again! Killed!
00:09:24What's your priority?
00:09:26One!
00:09:27Power in line!
00:09:33Dossiers on the new men.
00:09:43Just leave them on the desk.
00:09:48One of them had a couple of tours in the NAM. Looks like a top prospect for a VIP bodyguard.
00:09:55Say, reaction to the film was excellent. Didn't you?
00:09:58didn't you oh yeah yeah I wonder what the new men would feel if they saw what the star of that film
00:10:02looks like today John the original concept of the project is all I've had the project for six years
00:10:08Frank I've had enough have you had your injections today John want some water nope
00:10:28what about the injections no I had no injections today what you're thinking is dangerous what are
00:10:42you talking about it Roger the project both withdrawal it's got to be gradual you need
00:10:48to be deprogrammed if you're not deprogrammed you'll be minister society to yourself and you
00:10:52know that deprogramming takes months nobody gets out of here not you especially not you I've been
00:11:03training robots here for six years what offensive purposes that's what I've been told that's what I
00:11:07tell them now two weeks ago got three teams of graduate trainees sent on missions abroad no I've
00:11:17sensed this for for two years now I think it's true we're being used for offensive missions
00:11:23it's necessary John oh don't give me that crap wasn't born yesterday didn't get here in a mule
00:11:33neither did you we're being trained as hitmen we can be used as political corporate and commercial
00:11:39weapons and you know damn well that's exactly what's happening so what the hell are you gonna
00:11:43do about it what can I do I know what I can do I can hold a press conference blow the whistle in
00:11:47this Pandora's box and put the whole damn thing down the toilet where it belongs you can't do that
00:11:52and you won't do that Frank I'm going out
00:11:57Lasseter 712 yeah get me a medical survey team over here as soon as possible yeah
00:12:15I'm sorry Frank
00:12:22I'll have to see your identification
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00:13:13Mr. Lasseter I'm Lynn Walker I'm the U.S. council liaison officer is there any cover story for the
00:13:43press on this situation no it's not going to well we'll have to tell them
00:13:49something well that's fine you let me do the telling you see mr. Trevor's a very
00:13:54dangerous man I think it's best we keep it from the local press well I have my
00:14:00job to do to mr. Lasseter and I intend to do it
00:14:05mr. Lasseter I'm inspector Cruz yours please
00:14:21this is my associate inspector Ortiz please follow us
00:14:35inspector we thought he might be here Manila you mentioned a few people known by name so we
00:14:45suggest you begin by screening the American community discreetly of course you spent some
00:14:51time in Hong Kong you must know there are others interested in mr. Trevor's whereabouts sort
00:14:59is a private plane just arrived at the Manila International carrying several
00:15:04undesirable passengers by an indirect route through some longer del Norte or
00:15:09Mindanao from Hong Kong you know them mm-hmm a man called I look Lee an
00:15:17international trader and what anything of value of course they are under
00:15:22observation but but what we were ordered to stand off
00:15:28mr. Lasseter mr. Lasseter would you know why how should I know I see
00:15:39patrolman larger please report to inspector Cruz
00:15:48patrolman larger please report to inspector Cruz Ortiz when you get back talk to Cruz
00:15:54miss Walker back to her desk at the embassy the big one is Lasseter
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00:16:30and
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00:16:32and
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00:16:45Why so quiet? I thought you were in an accomplished conversation this time.
00:17:02They told me about the man you killed in the garage.
00:17:06It was an accident, Miss Walker. Just an accident.
00:17:08That accident was on foreign soil.
00:17:12It may not concern you, but I'm the one that has to make the explanations.
00:17:17Well, you're the picture of efficiency. It shouldn't be too difficult for you.
00:17:25Hey, look, as long as we're stuck with one another, let's try to get along, okay?
00:17:32The man you're after is a man like you, isn't he?
00:17:36He's not like me. He's a lot better at his job than I am.
00:17:42Hey, sir.
00:17:59This is the name of the woman who pulled me.
00:18:01You didn't know the completeuisement of the lawn.
00:18:03Time!
00:18:04Uh, have a reservation for us.
00:18:08Excuse me, Lassiter, I have a reservation.
00:18:12Mr. Lassiter? We expected you last night.
00:18:15You don't mind registering, sir?
00:18:25Oh, by the way, a friend of yours is waiting at the bar.
00:18:29A friend of mine?
00:18:30Yes, sir, that's what he said.
00:18:33You telling him when he was coming?
00:18:35No.
00:18:38Um, where's this bar of yours?
00:18:41Straight ahead, sir.
00:18:44No?
00:18:44Make sure.
00:18:46There's no room there.
00:19:02Can I help you, sir?
00:19:03Once we have a driver to move on the desk, please.
00:19:08Yes, I was wondering if you could get me a room next to Mr. Lassiter's.
00:19:15We are going to be conducting some business here and we need to confer frequently.
00:19:20Please.
00:19:40See anyone you know?
00:19:41No.
00:19:42Mr. Lassiter?
00:19:43Mr. Lassiter?
00:19:53Well, Mr. Lassiter, it has been a long time.
00:19:56How have you been?
00:19:57Do I know you?
00:19:59In a way.
00:20:00You and your friend tried to wreck our car in the garage this morning.
00:20:04Oh, yeah.
00:20:05Excuse me a minute, boys.
00:20:10Miss Walker, go look at the fish.
00:20:13The pretty fish.
00:20:19Anyway, Poncho, you said something about the, uh, garage.
00:20:22I just want you to know that we don't hold any grats.
00:20:26I do.
00:20:27Good job.
00:20:28See you, boys.
00:20:29Hey, wait a minute.
00:20:30Don't rise up.
00:20:31You and your, uh, lady friend.
00:20:33Have a drink, Pidesz.
00:20:34Okay, papa.
00:20:35Saka nalang nanti sila yariin, Maunga.
00:20:36Okay.
00:20:37Okay.
00:20:38Okay.
00:20:39Okay.
00:20:51Okay.
00:20:53Okay.
00:21:25Me and my associates are in maneuver.
00:21:41Anything you need, no matter where, we'll see you get it right from on.
00:21:49Careful, Mr. Lasseter.
00:21:52Don't have any more accidents.
00:21:54Another pretty fish.
00:22:51I have a coded message for you.
00:22:52Can you take it?
00:22:53Yeah.
00:22:54I have a coded message for you.
00:22:55Can you take it?
00:22:56Yeah.
00:22:57Security 1 code.
00:22:58Mm-hmm.
00:22:59Ready.
00:23:00One 8 windfall, 6-3-0-43-0-43, your location.
00:23:01Copy.
00:23:02We have a coded message for you.
00:23:04Can you take it?
00:23:05Yeah.
00:23:06Security 1 code.
00:23:07Mm-hmm.
00:23:08Ready.
00:23:091-8 windfall.
00:23:106-3 open.
00:23:11Oh, it is.
00:23:120-43.
00:23:13Your location.
00:23:14Copy.
00:23:15Okay.
00:23:16Proceed immediately on this.
00:23:19Okay.
00:23:20Okay.
00:23:21Okay.
00:23:22Okay.
00:23:23Okay.
00:23:24Okay.
00:23:25Okay.
00:23:26Okay.
00:23:27Okay.
00:23:28Okay.
00:23:29Okay.
00:23:30I have it, sir.
00:23:33Is this the only contact here?
00:23:36Yes.
00:23:37Act fast.
00:23:38Or he'll do the whole program.
00:23:39You what?
00:23:40No, I know that, sir.
00:23:41He's dangerous.
00:23:42Yeah, I know he's dangerous.
00:23:43Find him.
00:23:44Get it finished.
00:23:45Right away, sir.
00:24:00The only.
00:24:01Yes.
00:24:03Yes.
00:24:04However.
00:24:05If you have any?
00:24:06Yes.
00:24:07It is a big, sir.
00:24:08The only time.
00:24:09Yes.
00:24:10Then you meet him as well.
00:24:11Yes.
00:24:13Yes.
00:24:14You have it.
00:24:15You have it.
00:24:16Yes.
00:24:17Yes.
00:24:18Yes.
00:24:19Yes.
00:24:20Yes.
00:24:21It is.
00:24:22Then you meet him for a while.
00:24:23Get up!
00:24:53Oh, my God.
00:25:23Go away.
00:25:53You should never go into action without a recon of the area, friends.
00:26:23Our old friend, Hook, ambushed me.
00:26:35You son of a bitch.
00:26:36One of these years when you've managed to drag your ass to Manila without any advanced planning, I'm going to put another hole in it for you, whether I know who you are or not.
00:26:48I had to see an old friend, Carl.
00:26:51You all right, Hook?
00:26:52Never mind about that, you two.
00:26:54Let's have a drink.
00:26:55Hook, break open the good booze, will you?
00:26:58As for you, U.S.O.B., you've got about two minutes before the bourbon hits the glass.
00:27:05And I want a complete rundown of your activities for the last four years.
00:27:09Please.
00:27:09Oh, my God.
00:27:18Oh, my God.
00:27:19Oh, my God.
00:27:23Oh, my God.
00:27:27Let's go.
00:27:47Are you asleep?
00:27:50Well, we were damn good sailors once, Hook.
00:27:52All kinds of weather.
00:27:54Do you think I need that?
00:28:01Well, I figured we got $300,000 in the kitty, right?
00:28:05I'm gonna take half, you keep half.
00:28:08When's the last time you took them to the dock?
00:28:11Two what, weeks?
00:28:13When you wrote to me.
00:28:15Said that there was a chance that the deterioration could be arrested.
00:28:19Do they still feel that way?
00:28:24All right, when I get to wherever I, wherever I'm going, I'll refill the kitty.
00:28:33You tell him I won't be back for a while, so some kind of military insurance or change in the law or something, you can handle that.
00:28:41Wish you could buy back his legs.
00:28:46Or give him a day on a bridge of a destroyer.
00:28:52Keep going to bed.
00:28:53I know where my body is.
00:28:54Keep going to bed.
00:28:55I know where my body is.
00:28:56and the harpies of the shore shall pluck the eagle on the sea.
00:29:20Let's go.
00:29:50Have you got time for coffee?
00:30:04I didn't mean to upset you.
00:30:11Do you sleep very late, do you?
00:30:13I'm enough for that when I'm old and infirm.
00:30:16I poured one for you.
00:30:17You know you're about as sneaky as an elephant.
00:30:21I'll remember that the next time I'm in a tight spot.
00:30:24You better remember it before then
00:30:26if you want to get your butt out of that tight spot.
00:30:29I'm going to take the old car.
00:30:31Head out to the countryside.
00:30:34Just avoid crowds.
00:30:35I checked this morning.
00:30:36Things are going around.
00:30:40I need a boat, Carl.
00:30:43Give me a couple of days, then call that number.
00:30:46His name's Catullus.
00:30:47When's the last time you saw me?
00:30:48Maryland in 1970.
00:30:50If anybody comes by, I wasn't here.
00:30:53Friends?
00:30:55Who's got friends, Carl?
00:31:13Listen to me.
00:31:14I was not here.
00:31:15You can find some
00:31:26even in the middle of the sky.
00:31:28I need a boat.
00:31:29I need a boat.
00:31:30I need a boat.
00:31:31I need a boat.
00:31:32I need a boat.
00:31:33I need a boat.
00:31:34I need a boat.
00:31:35I need a boat.
00:31:36Control is the key. Control, control, control.
00:31:43I already won. I already won.
00:31:47Kill.
00:31:54Are you all right?
00:31:57What?
00:31:59Are you all right? I saw you from over there.
00:32:06No, I'm fine. I'm just fine, thank you.
00:32:21Just a minute.
00:32:26What...
00:32:29What's your name?
00:32:32Where do you come from?
00:32:34My name's Lee Soo.
00:32:37From the lodge.
00:32:43Uh, Lee Soo.
00:32:49Stay with me.
00:32:55All right.
00:32:57Walk with me.
00:32:58Will you walk with me?
00:33:11Lee Soo.
00:33:13Yes.
00:33:15It's just a name I want to remember.
00:33:17And yours? What's your name?
00:33:19Ryder. Uh, Bill Ryder.
00:33:21Mr. Ryder.
00:33:23Mr. Ryder.
00:33:25You staying here at the lodge?
00:33:27Uh-huh.
00:33:29You been here long?
00:33:30A few days.
00:33:31I just came in, so...
00:33:34I'm glad you're here.
00:33:36I...
00:33:37hope that, uh...
00:33:38we'll see each other again.
00:33:40I hope so, too.
00:33:41I hope so, too.
00:33:57The lonely world is a lonely place...
00:34:01Where a lonely time is shared by all...
00:34:07Summer, winter, springtime, and fall...
00:34:12It never rains, but it always pours...
00:34:16It never rains, but it always pours...
00:34:21And the lonely streets are filled with tears...
00:34:26From crying eyes...
00:34:28That wasted the years...
00:34:35I reached out...
00:34:37Good evening, sir. Table for one, sir.
00:34:38And I touched love...
00:34:40And it filled me with such love...
00:34:42I don't know. Thank you.
00:34:43I...
00:34:45I see somebody I know.
00:34:46So much love...
00:34:47So much love...
00:34:49Go on...
00:34:54From here...
00:34:56To the hereafter...
00:34:58Hello.
00:35:00Hello.
00:35:02May I join you?
00:35:04Please.
00:35:11Have you ordered?
00:35:13No.
00:35:15I was hoping someone might join me.
00:35:18Let time swallow me...
00:35:20As time will do...
00:35:22Mr. Ryder?
00:35:23In my lonely world...
00:35:25Are you all right?
00:35:27Oh, yeah. Fine.
00:35:29Just too much nightlife, I guess.
00:35:32Well, cheers.
00:35:37Cheers.
00:35:43So go away...
00:35:44And don't follow me...
00:35:47Let time swallow me...
00:35:50As time will do...
00:35:52In my lonely world...
00:35:55There's no place...
00:35:57For you...
00:35:58For you...
00:35:59For you...
00:36:01For you...
00:36:04Is today the day Hook found his mothership, did they?
00:36:32How many?
00:36:33I don't want any shooting.
00:36:35And it's not the law.
00:36:40Have a drink, Mr. Hook.
00:36:43Prepare to do battle.
00:36:57Answer to a prayer.
00:37:02Open up the door, Mr. Wagner.
00:37:04We know you're in there.
00:37:06We don't intend to return.
00:37:07If you cooperate, there will be no trouble.
00:37:09You have nothing to be afraid of, Mr. Wagner.
00:37:12Open up the door.
00:37:14No!
00:37:15No!
00:37:16No!
00:37:17No!
00:37:18No!
00:37:24No!
00:37:25No!
00:37:26Let's go!
00:37:56Mr. Wagner, let me commend you a formidable bit of resistance, but now that this is all
00:38:25open. I want you to tell me where your friend Trevor is. Go to hell. Mr. Wagner, I do not want you to endure more pain. Trevor has something I am interested in and for which I have a customer. You cannot win out, Mr. Wagner. This pain will pierce your
00:38:55mask of thought. When I get out of here, I will get what I want from you. Foolish, Mr. Wagner. Foolish and smart.
00:39:25Let's go.
00:39:55It's a beautiful place.
00:40:02Beautiful.
00:40:04Beautiful, amusing?
00:40:07No, it's a word I haven't used for a long time.
00:40:12Why?
00:40:13It's such a trap in a long circumstance.
00:40:25You're a strange man, Mr. I think I'll make it.
00:40:35Shall we walk?
00:40:55May I see your ID, please?
00:41:23Mr. Lassiter.
00:41:35Strange meeting you here.
00:41:37Coincidence, no doubt.
00:41:39What happened?
00:41:41A battle, obviously.
00:41:44Miss Walker, if this is a bit much for your stomach, you can wait in the car.
00:41:50Okay, Cruz, how'd you find out?
00:41:54Routine investigation.
00:41:56The dossier on Trevor was most interesting.
00:41:59It revealed a naval history.
00:42:02We cross-checked it with a list of Americans who live here in Manila,
00:42:06and we came up with one man who served with him.
00:42:09Carl Wagner.
00:42:11A winner of the Navy Cross for gallantry in action.
00:42:15Gallantry.
00:42:16It's the laughter.
00:42:17You know what the word means?
00:42:23Who can afford gallantry these days, Cruz?
00:42:25You may be right, of course.
00:42:27It is an old word.
00:42:28But not everyone has forgotten it.
00:42:31Where is he?
00:42:32Outside.
00:42:33Oh, my God.
00:42:34What are you going to do about this?
00:42:36About Alok and his associates from Hong Kong.
00:42:39At the moment, nothing.
00:42:40How do you find out about Wagner?
00:42:42How did you find out about Wagner?
00:42:44How did you find out about Wagner?
00:42:46How did you find out about Wagner?
00:42:47How did you find out about Wagner?
00:42:48How did you find out about Wagner?
00:42:49How did you find out about Wagner?
00:43:17Operator, I've been trying for half an hour.
00:43:22Wagner.
00:43:23Wagner, W-A-G-N-E-R.
00:43:27That's right, that's a number.
00:43:30Disconnected when?
00:43:34All right, fine, thank you.
00:43:47Is something wrong?
00:44:06I'm sorry.
00:44:08I didn't mean to wake you.
00:44:10No, there's nothing wrong.
00:44:12Just trying to contact an old friend, but it's okay.
00:44:16Don't you sleep?
00:44:19Old habits, hard to break.
00:44:25You've seen much trouble, haven't you, Mr. Ryder?
00:44:29A little.
00:44:33You have no monopoly on that.
00:44:35On what?
00:44:36Trouble.
00:44:37I know that, too, but I'm concerned about my own, though.
00:44:41Yes, because you know them best.
00:44:43You want much in life.
00:44:46I mean, of life.
00:44:50Not much.
00:44:52All I know is I don't want what I've had anymore.
00:44:58And I don't know what's up front.
00:45:00I'm not used to that.
00:45:03I'm feeling like a...
00:45:06Like a kid.
00:45:09A week inside.
00:45:11I don't know if I cashed out tomorrow.
00:45:14Not a single person would ever know I existed.
00:45:17And really, I'd just be another dead soldier.
00:45:21But I think that what I want is someone who really cares that I've been alive.
00:45:30You know, someone I can trust.
00:45:33And someone who would trust me.
00:45:36A woman.
00:45:38It's love you want.
00:45:41Same as I.
00:45:43Oh.
00:45:44Who the hell knows what they want?
00:45:47Or who the hell knows anything?
00:45:52I am but one.
00:45:54And you want many things.
00:45:56Well, you see.
00:45:58How foolish I am.
00:46:00No.
00:46:03Dreaming is not foolish.
00:46:10I will dream with you.
00:46:13And if you also want.
00:46:16I will love you.
00:46:30That was Trevor.
00:46:31Hurry.
00:46:32Let's go.
00:46:55That was Trevor.
00:46:56Hurry, let's go.
00:47:00You're telling me?
00:47:01You're telling me?
00:47:02Right?
00:47:03No, no.
00:47:04No, no.
00:47:05No, no, no.
00:47:06You didn't leave me.
00:47:07That was my best.
00:47:08You didn't leave me alone.
00:47:09You're telling me.
00:47:10No.
00:47:12Hey.
00:47:14All right.
00:47:15Please.
00:47:16Come.
00:47:17Yes.
00:47:18To the people, you're getting cold.
00:47:19No.
00:47:21There.
00:47:22Why am I not?
00:47:23Nothing.
00:47:25This is what the hell is.
00:47:26How many people do you do?
00:47:27Yeah.
00:47:28Hold on.
00:47:34All right, thank you.
00:47:35We've got company.
00:47:58All right, let's go.
00:48:00All right, let's go.
00:48:28All right, let's go.
00:48:33You idiot.
00:48:34You idiot.
00:48:56Mr. Cruz asked me to join you this morning.
00:48:59Now, first things first, a letter from your agency.
00:49:03Priority One, Mr. Raskin.
00:49:05Excuse me.
00:49:06Pardon me, Chief Inspector Cruz.
00:49:08Yes?
00:49:09You have a telephone call on our private phone.
00:49:11Urgent, please.
00:49:13Excuse me.
00:49:19Have you been a counselor service long, Miss Walker?
00:49:22Four years.
00:49:23Dedicated?
00:49:24Well, of course.
00:49:26This is a secret Priority One message.
00:49:29I've read and I understand it.
00:49:31What should I do with it?
00:49:33What would you do with it?
00:49:34Well, shred it and burn it.
00:49:37I can't do that here.
00:49:39I don't understand what you're getting at.
00:49:41Well, if you're really dedicated, you'd grab it and eat it.
00:49:44Then you wouldn't use a public toilet for two weeks.
00:49:49We just got some information on your friend.
00:49:52What?
00:49:53One moment.
00:49:54Mr. Cruz.
00:49:55Go ahead.
00:49:56We have just confirmed the report that Mr. Trevor was in this morning accompanied by a Chinese woman along the vicinity of Tahal Lake Lodge.
00:50:05There is also a report from the Highway Patrol that this same vehicle was involved in a high-speed racing along the Lake Highway.
00:50:13Where is he?
00:50:14There is no further report, sir, except that the vehicle was not apprehended and has not been sighted since.
00:50:20Well, how far is this lake tall?
00:50:22Just a short trip by rail.
00:50:23Why don't we get up there, like, right away?
00:50:25Everything has been arranged for, Mr. Lasseter.
00:50:28You have 45 minutes, sir.
00:50:31Give me a few minutes.
00:50:32I'll throw a few things in my bag and I'll be right down.
00:50:35You've got 45 minutes.
00:50:37If you had taken proper security measures to begin with, that phone conversation never would have happened.
00:50:41Time is getting short.
00:50:42Sure.
00:50:43I'm aware of the time element.
00:50:45Nine days is all we can expect.
00:50:46I know.
00:50:47What?
00:50:48Well, he's already gone 10 days.
00:50:49He's beyond normal restraints.
00:50:51Yeah.
00:50:52Sir, I have another hot tip for you.
00:50:54Somebody took my medication.
00:50:55And your last injection?
00:50:57About 30 hours.
00:50:58I assume it was in your attache case.
00:51:00Did they steal that, too?
00:51:01Yeah.
00:51:02You get Trevor.
00:51:03Well, what happens if I don't get to him in time?
00:51:05What happens if he goes completely off the deep end?
00:51:07If you are still capable of handling the operation quietly with no publicity, we can alleviate the...
00:51:12Personally, sir, I don't give a damn about the publicity.
00:51:14What about the man?
00:51:15Well, what do I do?
00:51:17What do I do?
00:51:18This is a priority one situation with serious international implications.
00:51:22You may have no choice.
00:51:23Bring him back or eliminate him.
00:51:25I just wanted to hear you say it, sir.
00:51:29Miss Walker, who authorizes this trip?
00:51:34I told you before, I can take care of myself.
00:51:37I authorize my own trips and I go where I feel I have to go.
00:51:44And let me give you a bit of advice, mister.
00:51:48Pull any more of your superiority gimmicks and this is one Radcliffe girl who can have you deported as an undesirable in nothing flat.
00:51:56Oh, really?
00:51:57That's right.
00:51:58And I mean it.
00:51:59All right.
00:52:00By all means, be my guest, Miss Walker.
00:52:03I'd like to remind you gentlemen, we have no way of finding out how many, if any, the Hong Kong faction are still in the Tahal vicinity.
00:52:09So this trip is primarily one of investigation.
00:52:27Sergeant, please see you to our seats.
00:52:28Yes, sir.
00:52:29Lester, you ready?
00:52:30I'm not really, Cruz.
00:52:31I can't get used to the heat out here.
00:52:34Something you'll have to bear.
00:52:36Let's go.
00:53:04Let's go.
00:53:24Dr. Sky?
00:53:27Everybody, get there!
00:53:44Get an ambulance out of here. Get an ambulance.
00:53:52How's our chief?
00:53:54It's not serious.
00:53:55No major organs damaged.
00:53:58They'll be back for less than a couple of weeks.
00:54:00Dr. Antonis, please call extension 4-4-1.
00:54:03We acted very quickly.
00:54:04Could have been worse.
00:54:06Okay, okay, so I'm a terrific person.
00:54:11What about Trevor?
00:54:13Well, since the attempt was made before we left the depot,
00:54:17I assume that Aloe is still in Manila,
00:54:20which leads me to conclude that Trevor is also here.
00:54:23He'll be located.
00:54:26Hey, wait a minute.
00:54:28Please call extension 4-4-1.
00:54:31What if your assumption is wrong?
00:54:32What if he doesn't have the time?
00:54:34And what if he bumps the car in the meantime?
00:54:36There are only so many people on Luzon
00:54:39who could or would help him off the island.
00:54:41And we know all of them.
00:54:43We'll find them.
00:54:44Then Aloe doesn't know those people, too.
00:54:47Look, we're not dealing with a moron.
00:54:50Aloe knows his business.
00:54:51He's a pro.
00:54:52Listen, you'd be of greater help to us
00:54:55if you were to cooperate fully
00:54:57and stop withholding information intentionally.
00:55:00Oh, gee.
00:55:01That's it.
00:55:02Come on.
00:55:03We're back to that one, huh?
00:55:04We never let that, Mr. Lasseter.
00:55:06Look, if I were to accept your government's excuse
00:55:10for wanting Trevor, I'd have to ask many more questions.
00:55:13I don't think that's necessary.
00:55:15If Aloe wanted those plates, he'd have bought them.
00:55:19But if what he wants is the man,
00:55:21then that's quite a different thing.
00:55:23What's different?
00:55:25Hmm?
00:55:26Mr. Lasseter, let me tell you the difference
00:55:29is that if you want to play the killing game,
00:55:32you can go do it somewhere else not in my country.
00:55:35I think you forget.
00:55:38Again, I am hereby accident, not choice or design.
00:55:43That's precisely my point.
00:55:45Look, the stupidity, the stupidity
00:55:49with which this operation has been handled
00:55:51has done nothing but complicate the situation from the start.
00:55:53I agree, because I'm not directing it.
00:55:55I know.
00:55:56But while you're in the Philippines, I am.
00:55:59And, Mr. Lasseter, you will cooperate,
00:56:03or you can get the hell out.
00:56:08Yeah.
00:56:13Oh
00:56:43I
00:56:45I
00:56:47I
00:56:49I
00:56:51Doing for him cause that is all that is not all
00:57:04Tell us what arrangements did you make with him not he supposed to contact me again?
00:57:10What does he want from a boat?
00:57:14Did he ask for that?
00:57:16No no Wagner called he said that
00:57:19So
00:57:21You lied about Wagner
00:57:24Please please I just sell services that is all
00:57:28You are going to tell us everything about this do you hear me? Everything
00:57:33Do you understand?
00:57:35No
00:57:37No I
00:57:39You have a friend named Wagner yes
00:57:56So do I what can I do for you?
00:58:01I have a business proposition for you
00:58:05You might come in and talk about it
00:58:07Yes that's exactly what I had in mind
00:58:09They work for Elloc Lee an international dealer from Hong Kong
00:58:23Who is this?
00:58:25My secretary they killed the poor man
00:58:28He couldn't tell them what he didn't know
00:58:30What he didn't know
00:58:32And you?
00:58:34They mentioned Wagner
00:58:36And the man named Trevor
00:58:38You?
00:58:40What about Wagner?
00:58:42He's dead
00:58:44What?
00:58:46He's dead
00:58:48He's dead
00:58:51What?
00:58:52I'll be quiet
00:58:58He's dead
00:59:00You have any liquor here?
00:59:01Yes
00:59:02Now pour two drinks
00:59:05Now pour them where I can see you
00:59:07I
00:59:27Need a boat I
00:59:29Know tonight
00:59:31Out of the question impossible. It would take at least a week. I'll give you $50,000
00:59:37Today 75,000 three days best I can do
00:59:43All right, it's a deal
00:59:49There's 50
00:59:51And I'll call you tomorrow there'll be two of us to in that case the price will be $75,000 well
01:00:02Mr. Wagner and I have done much business over the years profitable business. I might add yeah
01:00:07I know all about
01:00:10Here's to fools and sailors
01:00:14I
01:00:28Well miss Walker if you don't stop following in and call please I'm working with the police. Oh, yeah, I forgot. I'm sorry
01:00:36You've been drinking
01:00:38Man, I wish I could
01:00:42Hey, could I offer you up?
01:00:45We can't be machines all the time, you know
01:00:48I don't drink on duty. Won't rest your gears
01:00:52No, thank you
01:00:55Miss Walker for someone who's done so much for the country you deserve a little enjoyment
01:01:01Yeah
01:01:03There is one little bit of enjoyment
01:01:05I will allow myself
01:01:07Okay
01:01:16Before I left for the train today
01:01:18I received a message from my director asking me to call off this thing
01:01:23You arranged that didn't you?
01:01:24No, I didn't but it's cool because you don't belong here and I don't want you here
01:01:30Oh man's work. Is that it?
01:01:33Golly you guessed it
01:01:35All right a few seconds ago when you wanted a few creature comforts
01:01:39You guessed it again
01:01:40Thank you
01:01:46You are a son of a bitch
01:02:10I was a monsieur
01:02:11for you
01:02:17Why not tell him?
01:02:20For you
01:02:27David says
01:02:28Oh
01:02:31Oh
01:02:34Oh
01:02:36Oh
01:02:37Oh
01:02:38Oh
01:02:40Please, Sue.
01:02:46Forgive me.
01:02:51Why?
01:02:53Why did you...
01:02:56Please.
01:02:58Believe me, I can't help it.
01:03:01I don't understand.
01:03:05I take drugs.
01:03:10I take drugs.
01:03:18What I mean is...
01:03:20that I'm part of the military program.
01:03:24And I train them to kill.
01:03:26I train them, and I am one of them.
01:03:29And we use drugs in the program.
01:03:31I've taken myself off the drugs.
01:03:34They're part of my control.
01:03:36Without them, my responses.
01:03:39They come dangerous.
01:03:40I thought I could handle them.
01:03:43But I made the day of stuff.
01:03:45I've been programmed to meet it.
01:03:48To Davon.
01:03:49I brought it.
01:03:51Why?
01:03:54Give it to me.
01:04:01Give me some water.
01:04:05Quick.
01:04:09It's not the same...
01:04:23It's not the same anymore for me.
01:04:37I don't know where it's different.
01:04:41But it is different for me now.
01:04:46And when all of this is out of me...
01:04:50Shh. The pills are talking.
01:04:55The pills. That's something different.
01:04:59That's never happened before. Interesting.
01:05:04I'm not programmed for love.
01:05:20Remember what I said.
01:05:25Tell him no more, no less.
01:05:29But get him here.
01:05:34Yes. Yes, it is.
01:05:39I have it all arranged this afternoon.
01:05:43At the old wharf near the dry dock.
01:06:01And bring the rest of the money.
01:06:06Very well. I'll be waiting for you.
01:06:11I'll be waiting for you.
01:06:15Excellent. Excellent. Very well done.
01:06:19Now, may I ever...
01:06:30The most interesting analysis.
01:06:35The Atashi case we found in Mr. Lasseter's room was quite interesting.
01:06:42Malleable, manipulator, mind drugs.
01:06:48And yet, in Mr. Lasseter's Atashi case.
01:06:54Tell me, old friend, did Trevor appear ill when you saw him?
01:06:59No.
01:07:00Did his hands shake?
01:07:01I don't know.
01:07:02His eyes. How did his eyes look?
01:07:04I don't know. I don't know!
01:07:06You are not very observant, old friend.
01:07:09I was so certain you would have much to tell me.
01:07:13I told you I would pay you for your services, didn't I?
01:07:20No!
01:07:21Wait!
01:07:22I... I helped you. I did as you asked.
01:07:24We'll burn some incense for dear friend.
01:07:27No! No!
01:07:29You promised me!
01:07:30We had a deal!
01:07:31No! No! Please!
01:07:33Yes, you are being paid.
01:07:36Have no fear.
01:07:39I leave you in very experienced hands.
01:07:42It will be a beautiful thing.
01:07:45He is an artiste.
01:07:47He is an artiste.
01:08:11Well...
01:08:12Morning, Miss Walker.
01:08:13Headache, Mr. Lasseter?
01:08:14One day.
01:08:15One day.
01:08:15One day.
01:08:16Come on, Mr. Lasseter.
01:08:17There was no doubt.
01:08:18You areeurs.
01:08:18Sure.
01:08:19Just a long day.
01:08:22There was no doubt.
01:08:23Oh, man!
01:08:25We had no doubt.
01:08:26We had no doubt!
01:08:26I never know...
01:08:27It's a nightmare.
01:08:29We had no doubt.
01:08:30One day.
01:08:31I have no doubt.
01:08:32One day.
01:08:32I know...
01:08:34We didn't have no doubt.
01:08:36Number one.
01:08:37Ketolis, who lives here, specializes in procurements, of all kinds.
01:08:38Ketolis, who lives here, specializes in procurements of all kinds.
01:08:43Either he or Trevor left two bodies here yesterday.
01:08:47And... William!
01:09:08Are you going to tell me where Taurus is?
01:09:31Stop it, I said, or we can use him!
01:09:38Inspector, I didn't throw one, killing punch.
01:09:45Well, it's a good thing you didn't, because he knows a lot.
01:09:48We'll make him talk.
01:09:50He'll talk.
01:09:52I promise you, you can finish him off.
01:09:54He doesn't.
01:09:56Well, Cruz, I hope that dude was telling the truth.
01:10:13How far is it to this warp?
01:10:15Just a few minutes.
01:10:17Our surface unit should be closing in now, quietly.
01:10:21No sirens.
01:10:23I'm against this!
01:10:25You know, if we go retching in there like a squad of Marines...
01:10:28Trevor might...
01:10:33Tight brakes.
01:10:35Thank you, Mr. Lassero.
01:10:37It's unfortunate your superiors didn't give you another option.
01:10:44Frank!
01:10:45I know what you're going to do.
01:10:56You're going to try to take him alone, aren't you?
01:11:00The only thing I can do.
01:11:02But what if he doesn't listen to you?
01:11:04What if he resists?
01:11:15yourself you're getting alive!
01:11:16Please, see if he's dead.
01:11:17ì‹œïżœĐ”Ń bad, you might be dead.
01:11:18Leave him alone!
01:11:19Take it.
01:11:20No!
01:11:22You're...
01:11:24Grace.
01:11:25What a asshole!
01:11:26Fine.
01:11:28Yes, Sir!
01:11:29Help!
01:11:38Yes.
01:11:40Yes.
01:11:41Yes.
01:11:42It's a sol do stuff very mental.
01:11:43No matter what happens, you stay here in the car.
01:12:13Now it's going to be all right, but don't you move until I get back there.
01:12:22Mr. Lion, will you kiss me?
01:12:43I'm sorry.
01:13:04Oh, my God.
01:13:34Oh, my God.
01:14:04Oh, my God.
01:14:05Oh, my God.
01:14:06Oh, my God.
01:14:08Oh, my God.
01:14:09Oh, my God.
01:14:10Oh, my God.
01:14:11Oh, my God.
01:14:12Oh, my God.
01:14:13Oh, my God.
01:14:17Oh, my God.
01:14:29Mr. Trevor, we are about to meet at last.
01:14:34There is no need to hide from me.
01:14:39You are completely surrounded. Cut off!
01:14:44And we have the girl.
01:14:53Who are you?
01:14:54That doesn't matter, does it?
01:14:57You have something I want, and I have something you want.
01:15:03All right.
01:15:04What do you want?
01:15:08Come out!
01:15:10Without your weapon!
01:15:12And I'll come out without mine!
01:15:15We can settle this with no further trouble!
01:15:26Come, Mr. Trevor!
01:15:34You have to go to the rest of the room!
01:15:40Let's take a look!
01:15:42I'll see you later.
01:15:43I'll see you later.
01:15:44Come on!
01:15:46I'll see you later.
01:15:48I'll see you later.
01:15:50You'll see you later.
01:15:51Here, Mr. Lassiter.
01:15:52Here, Mr. Lassiter.
01:15:53After she gazed.
01:15:55Relief for you.
01:15:56Relief for you.
01:15:58Frank Lassiter is here.
01:16:02Come closer. I do not want to shout.
01:16:06This is what you get.
01:16:09Now what?
01:16:10Very well.
01:16:12Project Kill is what I want.
01:16:16I want to know everything about it.
01:16:20I will trade you the cursed life.
01:16:23That and a considerable sum of money.
01:16:26In any currency you name.
01:16:29Where's my boat?
01:16:30Your contact had an accident.
01:16:33You can have this boat.
01:16:36If you agree to my request.
01:16:39The girl will be returned to you.
01:16:41You have my word.
01:16:43Who are you?
01:16:46Just the businessman.
01:16:49Let the girl go now.
01:16:52I cannot do that, Mr. Trevor.
01:16:54I have invested a large sum in you.
01:17:00If I want to do one more, to get what I want, I will.
01:17:04You have been following me for some time now, haven't you?
01:17:08Do not use the word following.
01:17:11Investigate is a better word.
01:17:13It started from Mr. Wagner.
01:17:14And, uh...
01:17:16It started from Mr. Wagner.
01:17:17And, uh...
01:17:18Go!
01:17:19Go!
01:17:20Let's take a look!
01:17:21Go!
01:17:22Get out!
01:17:23Get out!
01:17:24Get out!
01:17:26Go!
01:17:28Take a look!
01:17:30Get out!
01:17:31Come on!
01:18:01I want to get on that wharf before everything out there is wasted.
01:18:06All right, for the first five minutes, keep your vile up on their heads.
01:18:11Special, you tell the chopper to stop that code at the end of the wharf.
01:18:15Okay, Lassiter, it's your show.
01:18:26It's a problem. Please, I need not do anything.
01:18:29I left her back there. I left her back there.
01:18:32Mr. Pervo, please. Please.
01:18:34I'm waiting for Mr. Lassiter. Please.
01:18:37Please. A pity on me. A pity on me, Mr. Pervo.
01:18:40Mr. Pervo, please. Please, Mr. Pervo.
01:18:43I'm launching you Corre goodbye, McIver.
01:18:44Mr. Pervo, please.
01:18:58And this is for an old friend.
01:19:02And this is for the salesman.
01:19:06Let's go.
01:19:36John, you've got to come back with me.
01:20:06I'm not going back, Frank.
01:20:09I'll have to take you.
01:20:13I'm going around you.
01:20:16If you think you can take me, go ahead and try.
01:20:36I'm going around you.
01:20:46I'm going around you.
01:20:51You know what I have to do?
01:21:07You know what I have to do?
01:21:20You taught me.
01:21:22Priority one and all that.
01:21:25Well, that's your problem, isn't it, Frank?
01:21:29I'm going around you.
01:21:45John!
01:21:50John!
01:21:57John!
01:21:58John!
01:22:00John!
01:22:05John!
01:22:10John!
01:22:16John!
01:22:19John!
01:22:21John!
01:22:27That's it.
01:22:31Kevin!
01:22:35Ah! Ah! Ah!
01:22:38Ah! Ah!
01:22:40Ah! Ah!
01:23:03What's wrong, Frank?
01:23:05Come back, John.
01:23:07What's the matter?
01:23:10I need some help.
01:23:13I need some help.
01:23:40I need some help.
01:23:41Oh, my God.
01:24:11Now they're gonna come after you.
01:24:41Now they're gonna come after you.
01:25:11Your briefcase, Mr. Lassiter.
01:25:41Now they're gonna come after you.
01:26:11THE END
01:26:41THE END
01:27:11THE END
01:27:41THE END
01:28:11THE END
01:28:41THE END
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