The Human Duplicators 1965 ★★ Sci-Fi

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The Human Duplicators is a 1965 American science fiction film by Woolner Brothers Pictures Inc. Produced and directed by Hugo Grimaldi and Arthur C. Pierce (the latter uncredited as director), the film stars George Nader, Barbara Nichols, George Macready and Dolores Faith. It was shown in the US as a double feature with Mutiny in Outer Space.   Aboard a spacecraft heading toward Earth, the head of the "Intergalactic Council" briefs Dr. Kolos, a gigantic humanoid alien, on his part to "expand our galaxy domination program." If Kolos succeeds, human duplicates (androids) will begin taking over. If he fails, he will be destroyed.   Storyline:  An alien is dispatched from a faraway galaxy to take over the Earth by "duplicating" humans and creating a race of zombies. The alien's heart is softened by the persevering goodness of a beautiful blind woman, deeply conflicting his motives as the film plods to its "climactic" confrontation between the humans and their counterfeit duplicates.   Credits:  George Nader as Glenn Martin  Barbara Nichols as Gale Wilson  George Macready as Prof. Vaughan Dornheimer  Dolores Faith as Lisa Dornheimer  Hugh Beaumont as Austin Welles  Richard Arlen as NIA Director  Richard Kiel as Dr. Kolos  John Indrisano as Thor  Ted Durant as Leader of the Intergalactic Council (voice only)  Tommy Leonetti as Reporter  Lori Lyons as Miss Hart  Margaret Teele as Blonde Lab Assistant (credited as Margot Teele)  Alean "Bambi" Hamilton as Brunette Lab Assistant (credited as Aleane "Bambi" Hamilton)  Melville Ruick as Dr. Munson (uncredited)  Lonnie Sattin as Black Reporter (uncredited)  Walter Maslow  Larry Barton  Kim Satana  Benito Prezia  John Dasten (credited as John Daston)  Richard Schuyler  William White (credited as Bill Hampton)  Andrew Johnson.   Soundtrack:  Caliban and Ariel (uncredited)  Music by Desmond Leslie

Transcript

00:07:31Professor Norlander, I am Dr. Cox.

00:07:42Professor Norlander, I am sure I did not know you sir, perhaps you made a mistake.

00:07:47There is no mistake Professor Norlander, I have come to assist you in your experiment.

00:07:54But I don't need your assistance.

00:08:04But you do sir, your theories are correct, but your technique is wrong.

00:08:11In this manner, you will not reach your goal for many years.

00:08:16Together Professor, we shall create an android in a few days.

00:08:24I have important work to do, I will not be distracted by a total stranger with fantastic ideas.

00:08:31But you will sir.

00:08:38I command it.

00:08:40I?

00:08:42I am Kolos.

00:08:48I am your master.

00:09:02I am your master.

00:09:06I am a star.

00:09:32Dr. Munson, good morning, sir.

00:09:34Morning, Johnson.

00:09:35Came in a little early, couldn't sleep.

00:09:39Sleep?

00:09:41That's right, couldn't sleep.

00:09:44Oh, wait, sir.

00:09:45I'm sorry, doctor, but you know our security rules.

00:09:49Yes, of course.

00:09:59There, is that better?

00:10:00Yes, sir, thank you.

00:10:03Computer room, eh?

00:10:04Dave!

00:10:59Oh, Dr. Munson, I thought you were in the computer room.

00:11:04What happened here?

00:11:05There's nothing to be concerned about, Johnson.

00:11:09Nothing whatever.

00:11:37Dr. Munson, stop, stop!

00:11:42Tom!

00:11:43Tom!

00:11:45Tom!

00:11:46Don't, don't, don't.

00:12:16Hey, it's Glenn Martin, National Intelligence Agency.

00:12:19N.I.A. This might be a story.

00:12:21Is this a federal case, Mr. Martin?

00:12:23You tell me. I only know what I read in your papers.

00:12:25Well, what do you mean by that?

00:12:26It's simple. Something's up so he doesn't want to talk.

00:12:29They never do, those guys from NIA.

00:12:31We might as well forget about them.

00:12:32Oh, not me. If there's a story here, I'm gonna get it.

00:12:35Oh, sure you will, kid. Sure.

00:12:42Hi, Martin. What kept you?

00:12:44Why should I hurry? You're doing my work for me.

00:12:48Can't even have a quiet homicide anymore without you NIA boys being involved.

00:12:53I think we're dealing with an espionage ring.

00:12:57It might be just that, Shaw.

00:12:59What'd they take this time?

00:13:01Same as before, transistors, diodes, laser crystal, things like that.

00:13:08And the suspect?

00:13:11A trusted member of the staff, character about suspicion as usual.

00:13:15Same. Dr. Munson, head physicist.

00:13:18Three times in the past three months.

00:13:20That, uh, adds up to something like espionage in our books.

00:13:26Looks like this Dr. Munson was the strong man type.

00:13:30Strong? I got news for you, Glenborn.

00:13:32That man's some kind of a superman.

00:13:34The guard outside fired four shots into him point blank, never even fazed him.

00:13:39And to top that, he busted through a two-inch door out there.

00:13:43I'd hate to be the man that tried to bring him in.

00:13:47I want to take a look at his files.

00:13:49Where's his office?

00:13:50Across the hall. I'll show you.

00:13:54Lieutenant Shaw, the highway patrol is calling in from Stone Canyon.

00:13:57All right.

00:14:19Let's have it.

00:14:21Lieutenant.

00:14:21We found the car, but your man's vanished.

00:14:23For the moment, anyway.

00:14:25We've checked and double checked the canyon road.

00:14:26Not a trace.

00:14:27Keep checking.

00:14:29Can't get far.

00:14:30He's wounded.

00:14:31We won't be able to search too well until the morning fog lifts, sir.

00:14:34Well, do the best you can.

00:14:37He doesn't have much of a chance.

00:14:39Don't take bets on it.

00:14:40Come on.

00:14:40Let's take a look at those files.

00:14:42Uh, Mr. Shaw, sir, could you just tell me who did what to whom and why?

00:14:45But I have to ask him.

00:14:46It's his case.

00:14:47I'm just here to assist.

00:14:49Here we go again, kid.

00:14:50The old ball game.

00:14:51All right, Mr. Martin.

00:14:52What's the score?

00:14:53You want all the facts and nothing but the facts, right?

00:14:55Right.

00:14:55My office will issue a statement for the press as soon as we have those facts.

00:14:59Now, come on.

00:14:59Give us a break, will you?

00:15:00Sorry.

00:15:00That's the way it is, folks.

00:15:15Oh, that'll go.

00:15:18Is there any way to get down there?

00:15:19There's an old minus trail over here.

00:15:21It's quite a hike, though.

00:15:24Whose place is that?

00:15:25That's the old Dornheimer estate.

00:15:27There's a funny old guy.

00:15:29He wants complete privacy.

00:15:30Must be a famous doctor or something.

00:15:33Let's go.

00:15:57I guess he sort of lost his way.

00:15:59And in all that fog this morning, he couldn't see the edge of the cliff.

00:16:12There's no way to get down there.

00:16:14No blood.

00:16:16No bullet holes.

00:16:19This man hasn't been shot.

00:16:21Looks like that security guard needs a little, uh, target practice.

00:16:24Or an eye examination.

00:16:28Missing.

00:16:29The loot.

00:16:30Hmm.

00:16:32Well, the case is all yours, Glen boy.

00:16:34Oh, that's a lot.

00:16:35Thanks a lot.

00:16:52Missing.

00:16:54Missing.

00:17:02Missing.

00:17:14Missing.

00:17:20Missing.

00:17:23Missing.

00:17:24Missing.

00:17:27Missing.

00:17:30Missing.

00:17:35Missing.

00:17:43Missing.

00:17:45This is one I wouldn't mind having under surveillance.

00:17:50Dr. Lin Yung, chemical research division, Pacific Laboratories.

00:17:54Uh, she's top drawer.

00:17:56She here from Taiwan as a special favor to the nationals.

00:18:00Be sure.

00:18:00Yes, what is it now?

00:18:01Miss Wilson is here with the reports from the crime lab.

00:18:04All good, send her in.

00:18:06Our troubles are over.

00:18:08Gail Wilson, number one undercover girl, is on the case.

00:18:13You have an eye for talent, Mr. Martin, but that's about all.

00:18:17You're way off the track in this case.

00:18:19That's what I love about you, dear, your respect for your superiors.

00:18:22All right, Gail, what'd you get?

00:18:24It seems Dr. Munson did not die from a fall over the cliff.

00:18:29Are you serious?

00:18:31Here's the coroner's report.

00:18:34Oh, first he was shot, then he wasn't shot,

00:18:36then he drove over a cliff and was found dead,

00:18:39only he wasn't killed.

00:18:40I suppose now we'll discover he died from an overdose of sleeping pills.

00:18:43No, he was electrocuted.

00:18:46Electrocuted?

00:18:46Now, look, Gail, don't you play games with me.

00:18:48I'll have you transferred back to Washington.

00:18:50Miss Hart!

00:18:50On the level. See for yourself.

00:18:53Dr. Munson was dead at least 12 hours before they found him in the canyon.

00:18:59All right, Glenn.

00:19:02Suppose you tell me how a man who's been dead for several hours

00:19:05can drive a car up a mountain road,

00:19:07get out, and jump over a cliff.

00:19:09He was murdered, driven there by somebody,

00:19:11and thrown over the cliff.

00:19:13What a wonderful deduction.

00:19:16You missed your calling, Mr. Martin.

00:19:18Oh?

00:19:18You should have been a detective.

00:19:21Well, I suppose we'll discover the man who was shot by the guard

00:19:24at the research lab was Dr. Munson's non-existent twin brother.

00:19:29Listen, Gail, see what the research department has on a Dornheimer estate.

00:19:33It's a mansion on the Palisades here.

00:19:35Professor Dornheimer?

00:19:37Who's he?

00:19:37A famous physicist.

00:19:39He used to be on the Space Agency advisory board until recently.

00:19:43Now he's retired.

00:19:44He acts as a sort of a consultant to the younger generation.

00:19:48If a genius has a problem, he goes to see the old professor.

00:19:50Then he'd know all the leading scientists personally.

00:19:54What problem?

00:19:54What's why?

00:19:55What's on your mind?

00:19:55Well, you just said it.

00:19:57When a genius has a problem, he goes to see the old professor.

00:20:00Hey, what about our luncheon date?

00:20:02It is now a dinner date.

00:20:03I already have a dinner date.

00:20:05Break it.

00:20:08That's what I love about him.

00:20:10He's so modest, so considerate, and so sure of himself.

00:20:16And so sure of you?

00:20:17Let's go.

00:20:55THE END

00:21:26Lisa, you have promised you are not too into the laboratory.

00:21:30I want to speak with my uncle. I want to know what's going on down there.

00:21:33I have told you, we are conducting important experiments. They are secret in nature.

00:21:39But why is everyone so different? Thor, the lab assistants, even uncle seems strange.

00:21:46You are only imagining these things.

00:21:48I am not. Since you came here, everything has been different. I'm not allowed to leave the estate. I can't

00:21:55speak to visitors.

00:21:57Why, Kolos? Why does everyone take orders from you?

00:22:01Lisa, you must not defy me.

00:22:15Can I help you, sir?

00:22:17Yes, I'd like to see Professor Dornheimer. Glenn Martin of View magazine. We'd like to do a feature article on

00:22:24him.

00:22:24I will give the Professor your message. Please wait in here, sir.

00:22:52Little girl.

00:22:56Little girl, do you always hide from guests?

00:23:00I'm not a little girl.

00:23:01Oh, I should say not. Excuse me. I, uh, I should have said terpsichore.

00:23:07Were you rehearsing?

00:23:09Yes.

00:23:10Are you a friend of my uncle?

00:23:12If you mean Professor Dornheimer, no. I'm, uh, I'm an admirer.

00:23:19Oh, I, uh, I believe that's your scarf.

00:23:23Thank you. Mr.

00:23:25Martin. Glenn Martin.

00:23:29Mr. Martin, he must not remain here. I can't tell you any more, but...

00:23:33Mr. Martin.

00:23:41Professor Dornheimer, this is an honor for me.

00:23:49There's no need to be formal, Mr. Martin.

00:23:52I am a simple man.

00:23:55You wish to do some kind of paper, I believe.

00:23:59Yes, a feature article.

00:24:00I'd like to give the public a view into the, into the daily life of a great scientist.

00:24:06As you have already seen,

00:24:09my life is not the dull routine the general public might imagine.

00:24:13No, your niece is lovely.

00:24:17But not perfect.

00:24:21They say that the perfect woman doesn't exist.

00:24:25That is a debatable point, Mr. Martin.

00:24:30Come.

00:24:32The music room is more comfortable.

00:24:50You see, Mr. Martin,

00:24:52it is my belief that one day I shall be able to rectify such physical deficiencies as

00:24:58blindness,

00:24:59lameness,

00:25:00even mental deficiencies.

00:25:02That's a pretty ambitious belief.

00:25:05Perhaps.

00:25:06Would you care for a drink, Mr. Martin?

00:25:09Scotch, please.

00:25:13You may call it ambition.

00:25:16The word is actually dedication.

00:25:20With the marvel of modern technocracy,

00:25:23I intend to create artificial eyesight for my niece, Lisa.

00:25:29I'll drink to that, Professor.

00:25:36What is it that you wanted to know about me, Mr. Martin?

00:25:41I understand that you often give advice to some of our leading scientists.

00:25:45I try to be of help.

00:25:47Knowledge should be available to those who know how to use it.

00:25:51Then your experience is not available to all scientists?

00:25:56Certainly not.

00:25:58Knowledge, especially advanced knowledge,

00:26:00should be entrusted to the select few, the superior minds.

00:26:04Oh, I see.

00:26:06Philosophy like that could make a pretty wide gap in human understanding.

00:26:09We'd end up with a civilization of extremes.

00:26:12The few who have everything, the rest who have nothing.

00:26:16Each of us has his own philosophy, Mr. Martin.

00:26:18As long as he is able to think for himself.

00:26:22Yes.

00:26:23Well, that's true.

00:26:26Um, I understand that you knew doctors Danziger and La Sartiere.

00:26:31Is that right?

00:26:33Yes, of course.

00:26:35Why do you ask?

00:26:36Were they members of your so-called select group?

00:26:39Or would that be called confidential information?

00:26:43It might be considered that.

00:26:48Excuse me, sir.

00:26:49Dr. Carlos wishes to speak to you.

00:26:51Thank you, Thor.

00:26:53Would you excuse me for a few more, Mr. Martin?

00:26:54Certainly.

00:26:56Certainly.

00:26:59Thank you, sir.

00:27:40Professor Dornheimer sends his apologies.

00:27:43He suggested you call at a later date.

00:27:45Sure.

00:27:47Later.

00:27:48Thank the professor for the drink.

00:28:40Well, it's about time.

00:28:42Where are you?

00:28:44In a cozy little hideaway.

00:28:46Wish you were here.

00:28:47Glenn, how'd the conference go?

00:28:51I'd say the corporation is on shaky ground.

00:28:54What did the research department turn up on her friend?

00:28:57Oh, he's considered a good citizen and all that.

00:29:01You should hear his ideas about all men being equal.

00:29:04Well, he's supposed to be a little eccentric.

00:29:06And in scientific circles, his books are considered slightly controversial.

00:29:12About our dinner date.

00:29:13Are you asking me or telling me?

00:29:16Anything you like as long as it's the villa at eight.

00:29:19You devil.

00:29:21You know how I love that place.

00:29:22How could I refuse?

00:29:24I didn't expect you to.

00:29:25Oh, and Gail, on your way, pass by the library and get me copies of Mr. D's books.

00:29:30See you at eight.

00:30:01Another bottle, Miss Martin?

00:30:04No, thanks, Gino.

00:30:05Just the check, please.

00:30:06Yes, sir.

00:30:11Remember me on the girl you took to dinner?

00:30:14I'm sorry.

00:30:15I guess I was someplace else.

00:30:17You look like you got troubles.

00:30:19Come on, let's talk about it.

00:30:23Gail, there's something weird going on out there, but I can't put my finger on it.

00:30:29Did you get those books?

00:30:30All I could at the library.

00:30:32It seems the science students in this town really dig Mr. D.

00:30:38There you go.

00:30:39Thank you, Gino.

00:30:40Thank you, sir.

00:30:41Come on.

00:30:42Let's do some research.

00:30:44Tonight?

00:30:45Tonight.

00:30:46Come on.

00:30:46Then I thought we...

00:30:47Heads we do, tails we don't.

00:32:12Yeah, I thought so.

00:32:13Well, say something.

00:32:16Something.

00:32:17Sometimes I wonder what I see in you.

00:32:20That's simple.

00:32:21Me.

00:32:23Gail, what do you know about cybernetics?

00:32:26Cyber who?

00:32:27Cybernetics.

00:32:28It's a study of calculators and computers.

00:32:30All kinds of mechanical devices to control automation.

00:32:34Mechanical brains.

00:32:35So, cybernetics.

00:32:37So, Dornheimer is the chief exponent in the field.

00:32:41He's the father of the thinking machine.

00:32:44That's the trouble today.

00:32:45It's getting to the point where people hardly have a chance to think to themselves.

00:32:49I know.

00:32:49But I don't get the connection.

00:32:51You just said it.

00:32:53I did?

00:32:54Yeah, listen to what Dornheimer says.

00:32:56And there's every reason to believe that in time man will devise a method whereby a mechanical

00:33:02brain system will be linked electronically with a human nervous system, thereby creating

00:33:07a totally independent thinking machine.

00:33:10Once this phase has been accomplished, it will only be a short step to the creation of the

00:33:16ultimate in mechanical devices, the Android.

00:33:20Android?

00:33:21Yeah.

00:33:21What's an Android?

00:33:23An Android, dear, is a robot, like a mechanical man, except there'd be one important difference.

00:33:31An Android would look exactly like a human being.

00:33:35An Android that looks like a human being?

00:33:38Uh-huh.

00:33:38Like you or me?

00:33:39Or Wells, or Dr. Munson.

00:33:43Oh, that's the wildest thing I ever heard of.

00:33:47Glenn, you don't believe that's possible, do you?

00:33:52Glenn, you don't believe that Professor Dornheim has actually done this, do you?

00:33:57Gail, all through history there have been men with minds like Dornheimer's.

00:34:02Men like that can go as far as their minds can reach.

00:34:06Anything they conceive, they invariably create.

00:34:10So why not androids?

00:34:12Glenn, it's frightening.

00:34:14Take a look down there.

00:34:15Hundreds and hundreds of people.

00:34:17Who's to say how many of those are androids?

00:34:20The traffic cop?

00:34:21That guy selling newspapers?

00:34:23A banker?

00:34:25A doctor?

00:34:26Imagine what it would mean if androids were infiltrating our society.

00:34:30Our government.

00:34:31The military.

00:34:33But for what reason?

00:34:35Some kind of a master scheme?

00:34:38A silent secret invasion?

00:34:40I'm not sure, but I'm gonna find out.

00:34:42But how?

00:34:43You said yourself Dornheimer checked out okay?

00:34:46If he's capable of conceiving those ideas, and if he's involved in some kind of a master plan, then he's

00:34:52more than capable of concealing it.

00:34:55I've got to get into that place.

00:34:57I've got to see what's going on in that mansion without Dornheimer knowing I'm there.

00:35:05I'm glad you're not an android.

00:35:09So am I.

00:35:10I'm sure they haven't got any human emotions whatsoever.

00:35:14Do you have any human emotions?

00:35:17No.

00:35:32Why?

00:35:40Why?

00:35:43Why?

00:35:46Why?

00:35:47Good evening.

00:35:48Ст bayernolo!

00:35:51What just happened to me?

00:35:53What!

00:35:58Austria.

00:35:59No.ściappelle.

00:36:02Castor 3

00:44:11Listen, Lisa, your uncle's a murderer, a madman.

00:44:15You've got to realize that.

00:44:17My uncle isn't responsible for what's happening.

00:44:20Oh, don't give me that.

00:44:20I can see what's going on down there.

00:44:22What you see is deceiving.

00:44:24The real Professor Dornheimer is locked up in the lower basement.

00:44:57What are you talking about?

00:44:57Friend, Mr. Martin, I hadn't expected you to return so soon.

00:45:02And without calling for an appointment.

00:45:05That was very thoughtless of you, Mr. Martin.

00:45:08All right, you can cut the histrionics, Dornheimer.

00:45:11Your big act is over.

00:45:13That's very interesting.

00:45:15Am I to believe that you are here to stop the show all by yourself?

00:45:19You believe whatever you like.

00:45:21Come on.

00:45:23Now look, Professor, don't pressure luck.

00:45:25I'll use this if I have to.

00:45:27Then you'd better begin.

00:45:45Kill, master. Kill, kill, kill.

00:45:47No, he will not kill.

00:45:49Enemy, kill, kill.

00:45:57Yes, Mr. Martin.

00:46:00Androids.

00:46:02Superhuman robots.

00:46:04The workforce of tomorrow.

00:46:06You mean slaves and killers, don't you?

00:46:09Or maybe, maybe warriors would be a better term.

00:46:15Whatever best serves our purpose, Mr. Martin.

00:46:18If we need slaves, we build them.

00:46:21If we need an army, we shall have one.

00:46:25If we need the services of an important scientist to procure materials for us,

00:46:29we simply duplicate him and program his brain to serve our cause.

00:46:34If we should decide that we could benefit from the services of a secret agent,

00:46:39do you know what we would do?

00:46:41It's pretty obvious, isn't it?

00:46:43Yes, Mr. Martin.

00:46:45We would duplicate him.

00:46:56This will be your final mistake.

00:46:59That is a matter of opinion.

00:47:01Fortunately, opinions can be changed, as you shall see.

00:47:06Professor, should we remove the original Dr. Young to the refrigeration chamber?

00:47:10No, we may need another duplication of Dr. Young.

00:47:14We will prepare a cell for her.

00:47:16Good.

00:47:17Then prepare the duplication chamber for Mr. Martin.

00:47:20Good.

00:47:42Audio tubes.

00:47:43Audio tubes.

00:47:48Audio tubes.

00:47:54memory cells memory cell memory cells

00:48:05photoelectric cells

00:48:12autoelectric cells photoelectric cells

00:48:18optical transceivers

00:48:23optical transceivers

00:48:32and now mr. Martin the final phase of my unique operation the duplication of

00:48:38your mental powers every fragment of knowledge you possess be transmitted

00:48:43your twins mechanical brain and in addition a considerable amount of

00:48:49information you do not possess Glenn Martin NIA now works for us and he has

00:49:00an assignment a very important assignment

00:49:37you

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00:50:24this is well

00:50:28pacific laboratories when

00:50:32who

00:50:35you

00:50:35all right inspector if you get any lead on let me know I'll get started on

00:50:39here

00:50:40well it's another robbery chemistry lab this time last night someone drove off with a

00:50:45truckload of polyethylene materials well that's a switch any suspects yeah

00:50:50that's a switch to dr. Lynn young one of their top chemists she was known to be

00:50:56there late last night known to be in the supply rooms and she's vanished without a trace

00:51:01where's Martin he should have checked in hours ago

00:51:03I'm worried about a monster maybe he's in trouble

00:51:05you don't need to worry about Martin he can take care of himself he's probably on to

00:51:09something and he just can't get to a telephone no don't tell me you're not worried

00:51:12to I know you better than that

00:51:16you

00:51:16all right

00:51:17if we don't hear from him by noon today I'll I'll go out to the Dornheimer estate myself

00:51:21this case is developing into a nightmare I

00:51:24uh miss Hart get me the file on dr. Lynn young

00:51:27yes sir

00:51:29well Martin where in blazes have you been haven't you ever heard of the telephone

00:51:35now don't get your ulcers in an uproar I have good news

00:51:38I'm sure I know where the next robbery is going to take place

00:51:42where Pacific laboratories

00:51:45it's already happened last night I just got the report on it

00:51:47the Chinese chemist dr. Lynn young set it up

00:51:50yes I know and she's vanished just like the rest of them

00:51:53Glenn how did you know about this is professor Dornheimer behind it

00:51:57Dornheimer of course not he's a hundred percent in the clear he wants to help us

00:52:01and he did he fed all the facts into his calculators and came up with Pacific

00:52:06laboratories and dr. Lynn young and he was right

00:52:09well who does he say is back of the operation do you have any ideas about that

00:52:13yes but I'll have to check out a few leads before I can be sure

00:52:16I'll need a reservation on the 730 plane for Washington

00:52:21Washington you mean you think this organization has members in the capital

00:52:24it might that's what I'm going to find out

00:52:26I'll help you get back no I can manage

00:52:30don't you want me to drive you to the airport

00:52:32I'll take a cab I don't want to be conspicuous I'm being followed you know

00:52:36no I didn't know

00:52:39Glenn be careful

00:52:51Miss Hart

00:52:52get Mr. Martin a reservation on the 730 flight for Washington tonight

00:52:57Austin

00:52:58did you notice something strange about Glenn

00:53:01well not particularly seemed a little more serious than usual

00:53:04but there's nothing wrong with a man being serious

00:53:06oh I don't mean that it's something something cold

00:53:13Austin would you know an android if you saw one

00:53:16would I

00:53:19uh well now that you mention that I I don't believe I would

00:53:23uh would you

00:53:26I'm not sure

00:53:30where are you off to

00:53:33I think it's about time I did some undercover work

00:53:39would I know an android if I saw one

00:53:43blazes is an android

00:53:46android

00:53:47a

00:53:48n

00:53:49d

00:53:51r

00:53:53android

00:53:54resembling a human

00:53:56a

00:53:58mechanical man

00:53:59a

00:54:00robot

00:54:01robot

00:54:03robot

00:54:25I wish to inform the council that our earth colony program is advancing as planned

00:54:30we now have eight highly skilled dupes successfully integrated into the society

00:54:36this number will increase rapidly with the addition of an important new dupe

00:54:41android

00:54:41who is this important android colos

00:54:44he's a member of the society's national intelligence organization

00:54:48he's in a prime position to procure large quantities of materials necessary to our programs

00:54:54and what of the original has he been destroyed

00:54:57android

00:54:58i request that he be preserved until the twin completes his first assignment we may find it advantageous to produce

00:55:04several of these agents

00:55:05as in the case of professor dornheimer this type of android is extremely sophisticated

00:55:11your request is granted the council has noticed a discrepancy in your last report

00:55:18the records do not indicate that professor dornheimer's ward the young female has been duplicated

00:55:25what is the status of this matter

00:55:27it had not appeared necessary to subject this human being to duplication

00:55:32she can serve no useful purpose as an android

00:55:36i chose to keep her an original

00:55:38agent collos

00:55:40we do not tolerate such independent actions

00:55:43it is an established fact

00:55:46that human beings can not be trusted

00:55:48he will duplicate the young girl at once

00:55:53yes masters

00:55:54it will be done

00:55:59i warned you coros

00:56:01the galaxy beings are correct

00:56:04a human being is a creature of many complex emotions

00:56:08Even a child can bring about our destruction.

00:56:11Lisa can cause us no harm.

00:56:13We cannot take this risk.

00:56:15I will bring her here at once.

00:56:17No, I am the master here.

00:56:19We will do as I command.

00:56:21If you interfere, Professor, I will destroy you.

00:56:49Mr. Martin?

00:56:53Mr. Martin!

00:56:59Well, Terpsichore.

00:57:01Imagine meeting you down here in Hades.

00:57:04How's my uncle?

00:57:07Well, he's still alive, Lisa, but I...

00:57:13He needs medical attention badly.

00:57:16I know, but how?

00:57:18They're watching every move I make.

00:57:20Carlos knew I was down.

00:57:21Eight of us all killed.

00:57:23I just don't know what to do.

00:57:24I do, but I have to get out of here to do it.

00:57:29And, unfortunately, I've lost my good luck charm.

00:57:32It took more than a charm to break these bars.

00:57:35You don't know the magic powers of my lucky coin.

00:57:39Coin?

00:57:41I found a coin on a stairway landing in the laboratory.

00:57:45It must be yours.

00:57:46Where is it?

00:57:47Let me see it.

00:57:47It's in my room.

00:57:49Oh.

00:57:52Lisa, do you think that you could get back down here again without being seen?

00:57:56I can try tonight.

00:57:58They don't know about the secret passage.

00:58:01All right.

00:58:01It's our only chance.

00:58:04Get that coin for me and come back as soon as you can.

00:58:06I don't understand how...

00:58:07Look, please, just try and get it, Lisa.

00:58:09I'll explain to you later.

00:58:13And, Lisa, please be careful.

00:58:17I will.

00:58:46I'll see you later.

00:59:11I'll see you later.

00:59:42I'll see you later.

01:00:05I'll see you later.

01:00:27I'll see you later.

01:00:46I'll see you later.

01:01:19There she is over there.

01:01:59Oh, thank God you got my message.

01:02:02It's Glenn.

01:02:04Something's happened to him.

01:02:05He's like a wild animal.

01:02:07Yeah, well, don't try to talk now.

01:02:09You ever seen him like that before?

01:02:11It isn't even human.

01:02:13You're right, Sergeant.

01:02:14It isn't human.

01:02:15It's a robot.

01:02:18Here, here.

01:02:19Help her to the main gate.

01:02:20Stay with her.

01:02:31Watch out.

01:02:31He's a killer.

01:02:32And his arm.

01:02:36He's cornered in there, sir.

01:02:38That door is his only way out.

01:02:51He's left.

01:03:01I told you to ring that switch.

01:03:31All right.

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01:15:32All right.

01:15:58One more step and it'll be your last.

01:16:00Your threats do not alarm me.

01:16:03You forget. I know no fear.

01:16:05Androids have no emotions, Martin.

01:16:10Professor Dornheimer, I was not correctly programmed.

01:16:14I've failed. I must see the master.

01:16:18I am the master here.

01:16:20Do as I command you. Destroy this human being.

01:16:27It is my twin. We are not humans.

01:16:29He is our enemy. Kill him.

01:16:35I command you. I am your master.

01:16:40No, Kolos is the master. I obey no other.

01:16:43You stupid mechanical idiot.

01:17:20I do not have a letter.

01:17:30I am the master of the master.

01:17:34Let me know you boys.

01:17:34You look gorgeous.

01:17:35You look gorgeous.

01:18:01Mr. Martin,

01:18:03I was sent here to prepare your society for conquest by the masters of the galaxy.

01:18:09I have failed in my mission.

01:18:12I have failed not because I am weak, but because you are stronger.

01:18:17I will leave your planet now.

01:18:19I must return to a world of cold and unemotional galaxy beings.

01:18:26I will give them my report, and then I will be destroyed.

01:18:31But it will not matter. You see, Mr. Martin,

01:18:34I know now that I too am an android.

01:19:02I am a person who is one of the greatest ancestors in the world.

01:19:05I know.

01:19:08I know.

01:19:15THE END

01:19:48THE END

01:20:09THE END

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