All language subtitles for Mission Impossible s01e08 The Pawn

What is it?

Yuri?

Look away.

If they're here, you haven't seen me.

Good morning, Jim. Grigor Antonov is one
of Europe's ranking chess masters and a

scientist in a major Soviet defense
project.

His wife died five years ago, and he has
become increasingly disenchanted with

his work in the arms race.

The killing of Antonov's son, an
outspoken critic in the anti -nuclear

has made Antonov determined to defect to
the West with his 15 -year -old

daughter, Sasha.

Soviet officials are aware of this.

and security around Antonov is ironclad.

This week, Antonov will be competing in
the World Chess Championships in

Czechoslovakia. Security will be
extremely tight, perhaps impregnable.

Your mission, Jim, should you decide to
accept it, is to smuggle Antonov and his

daughter out of Czechoslovakia.

As always, should you or any of your I
.M. force be caught or killed, the

Secretary will disavow any knowledge of
your actions.

Self -destructive. Five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

Major Natalia Zoboskaya. She'll be in
direct charge of Gregor Antonov while

in Prague.

Pretty tough -looking chaperone. Yes,
she is. Political assassination, murder,

torture, you name it.

Our Moscow sources link her with the
death of Antonov's son.

Well, does Antonov know that? No.

And he mustn't know until we get him out
of there.

But she knows that he's ripe for
defection, and she knows if he gets

spends the rest of her life in Siberia.

Joseph Rutka. In his time, he was known
as the Houdini of Europe. He's now

retired and living quietly outside
Prague, and he wants to help us.

A magician?

A man after my own heart.

I did some magic when I was at school.

Magic is going to be very

important to us.

Getting Gregor Antonov and his daughter
out of Czechoslovakia is going to be

quite a trick.

The international express train from
Moscow, Warsaw and Ust

-Karabakh is now arriving.

Could you tell us, please, how do you
feel? No questions. There will be press

conference at the hotel.

Mr. Antonov, would you consider this a
grudge match between yourself and

Bakunin?

I bear no grudges. I say, no questions.

Oh, please, can we have one more
picture? No more photographs. You will

till we get to the hotel.

Make way, my friends, for Sandu.

And come and see the greatest illusion
created on any stage in Europe.

No, no. No autographs, please.

Tonight, the Hotel Pilsen.

Take him to the car.

See you tonight, my friends. The Lion of
Pilsen Hotel.

One show only. Tickets at the door.

Reservations from the concierge.

Now, you suppose that's just hot air, or
is that old boy any good?

I've never heard of him.

Ah, excuse me, sir.

May I?

I wonder if I could put that back in the
States along with these here chess

players.

Oh, Mosley, ma 'am. Ferguson Mosley,
Longhorn, Texas.

Yes.

Mr. Knox, Josef Rutka.

We have much work to do.

Come with me, please.

Magic is illusion.

The eye will see and the brain will
believe whatever you want them to.

Are you ticklish, young lady?

Illusion.

All is illusion.

I see you don't do things by hand.

Well, come now, Mr. Max.

Let me see what you have learned.

How many years have you been playing
this game?

Since I was a boy, I would not... I'd
like to say how many years that is.

Bakuna is a much younger man, Mr.
Antonov. Do you consider his age an

Age is an illusion.

There is no advantage.

You defeated Bakunin in Leningrad, Mr.
Antonov. Will you play as well in

We are not playing football, my friend.

One chessboard is the same as another.

Do you have any qualms as to whether or
not you're going to win or lose this

game? No, no, I never worry. Before the
game, I worry like hell all the way

through the game. Mr. Antonov, do you
have any plans to play any matches in

England or the United States?

That is difficult for me to say.

Comrade Antonov, it would be best to win
championship before planning world

tours. I see no one here who could stop
me winning.

I am here, comrade, and I will stop you.
I have not been the one who has been

avoiding our match. What are you
implying? I fear no one. A man who fears

is a fool.

You think I am a fool, comrade. I think
you are a boy.

Look at this, gentlemen. This old man
wins by one day. And

you can quote me on that, gentlemen.

Old boy.

Old man.

Slowly, using the power of the mind, you
concentrate.

Concentrate, raising up, up. Very good,
very good. Now, you try with this one.

Excuse me, partner. I wonder if I just
might have a word with you.

No, no, I'm sorry. It's not that.

This is about travel arrangements for
you, for you and your daughter, Sasha.

Perhaps I could spare you a moment.

Later.

Well, you just call me any time you're
ready to go on tour. I promise you, it

will be magical.

Comrade, it is time.

Take Comrade Antonov to his match.

You, you come with me.

chessboard is the same as another.

Mr. Antonov, do you have plans to play
matches?

Uh...

Now, ma 'am, if I'd known that you were
Mr.

Antonoff's manager, I would have come
straight to you. I mean, if we don't

professional courtesy, what do we have?
I always say that. I don't know what you

are talking about. What were you saying
to Comrade Antonoff? Well, of course,

that was kind of private, you know. Not
anymore.

Well, seeing as how you're very
interested, I was asking Mr.

Antonoff if he'd be prepared to come
back to Texas with me.

You are inciting him to defect.

Oh, hell, ma 'am, nobody's inciting
anything. I want Mr. Antonoff to play

against the American champion. Now,
that's provided he beats Mr. Bakunin

of course.

Now, there's first -class
accommodations, first -class air

and back, and a percentage of the TV
rights.

Comrade Antonoff is not interested.

Well, then, of course, there's always
maybe a little bonus for the manager, if

you get my meaning.

Mr. Mosley, it is not wise to offer
bribe to party officials.

It is not wise to attempt to subvert
Soviet citizens.

If you do not wish your travel documents
to be revoked, I suggest you approach

me before making your capitalist offers.

Do you understand me, Mr. Mosley?

Yes, I do understand you, ma 'am. That's
wonderful.

Business is business the world over. Now
you just call me anytime you're ready

to talk about the details.

I want him watched.

Mr. Mosley is not as stupid as he would
have us believe.

I call it cheating.

You're accusing Antonov of cheating, Mr.
Bakunin? What is this playing with the

ring and the brushing of the cheek?

What is this? It is stalemate. What sort
of man plays for the stalemate? No,

I've had enough.

Stalemate.

No, but what sort of champion plays for
stalemate? You seem to be having a

little trouble with your boys, Miss
Zurbuskaya.

Maybe a trip to Texas would do them both
good.

Major.

Major Zurbuskaya.

There is no trouble, Mr. Mosley.

And there will be no trip to Texas.

Is this good enough to keep me out of
the salt mines?

You look just like a chess master, man.

But can I think like a chess master?

I am not interested in your hurt
feelings or your pride.

The gala tonight has been arranged to
honor two Soviet chess masters you will

attend. I have been publicly humiliated.

Accused of cheating.

Now I am to be paraded like a prize cow.

You do not seem to understand.

There is no point of discussion here.

No alternatives to be considered.

You will attend the gala, you will
behave discreetly, and you will bring

to the Soviet.

Oh, and you will, of course, enjoy
yourself.

it's very nice to meet you

No, you damn little bookworm.

Rudensky. So good to see you. We haven't
seen each other since university.

This teacher's pet won every damn prize
that a student could win.

He's an intellectual Olympian with more
medals than a rabbit has rabbits.

We are going to get drunk and talk about
the old days.

He's sitting with the bookworms.

Commissar Redentor.

Honored guests and comrades.

Get my cigars and my plastic vodka.

Ladies and gentlemen, tonight you're
about to see feats of legitimate,

acts of illusion and prestidigitation
such as you have never before

in your life.

we proceed with this tableau of
trickery.

Let me introduce you to the reason for
our presence here tonight.

Those champions of chess, comrade
Mikhail Bakunin and comrade Gregor

Ladies and gentlemen.

We are about to ask one of our champions
to join us here on stage for the

first... and most spectacular of the
magical and mysterious marvels, the

-famous illusion of the floating
phantom.

Comrade Antonov, will you come with us
on a magical mystery tour?

Gregor, do it. Do it. I would be happy
to oblige. No. Ladies and gentlemen,

Comrade Antonov has gallantly
volunteered to be the first

In the floating phantom.

Well, just a little bit of trickery,
man.

Sit down, Major.

Follow me.

Where is he?

Where is Comrade Antonov?

Where is he?

Where is Comrade Antonov?

Tell me now.

We're getting you out of here,
Professor.

But they will know I have gone.

Are those people watching me? No, sir.

They'll be watching him.

Good luck, Professor.

Come on, let's go.

I give you five seconds to return,
Antonov.

One, two, three.

You're safe, Professor.

Here, sit down over there.

Oh, thank you.

Your new identity.

Yours?

And your daughters.

They'll both be out of the country by
midnight.

You have made fool of yourself and of
me.

Perhaps I have made a fool of myself.

As for you, Comrade Major, I don't think
you need my help.

I will remember those words.

Believe me, I will not last.

Of course, I was back in the bad old
days of Longhorn, Texas.

Man, that magician was so bad, Tim, we
had to run him out of town on a rail.

Perhaps he didn't know magic was all
illusion.

J .C., the train with Antonov's daughter
arrives in an hour.

I'll be there.

Mr. Mosley?

Mr. Sandu, I'll be in touch.

I'll throw him. I have to play again
tomorrow.

You always were a swine.

Remember the girl in the coffee shop?

One who only liked intellectual types.

What was her name?

The girl in the coffee shop.

There were so many.

So many.

You and another.

So many girls?

So many.

And don't for a moment imagine that your
friendship with Commissar Rudensky will

mean any relaxation of security here. It
never entered my mind. There will be

guards posted outside your door and
outside your window all through the

Where's my daughter? Where's Sasha?

The express has been delayed.

There's been a derailment somewhere up
the line.

Sasha won't be here for another 12
hours.

Then she'll have to follow later.

No, no.

Mr. Antonoff, you know how tight
security is around Nicholas.

We can't exchange you back for him, and
we can't get him away from them before

you're safely across the border.

I won't leave without my daughter.

She'll be safe here with us. Like my
son.

Maybe Nicholas could keep up the
impersonation for another day. Except

thing. He'd have to play chess tomorrow
against Bakunin.

I'm sorry.

He would betray himself within three
moves.

Mr. Antonoff, could I take a look at
that ring?

Please.

I made a duplicate of this ring for
Nicholas to wear.

If we could exchange the duplicate for
this one after I modify it.

Modify it?

so that it could receive a slight
electrical pulse from a transmitter.

Like Morse code.

Exactly like Morse code.

Nicholas would feel the impulse through
his ring finger, and we could let him

know what happened.

Tomorrow at the tournament, Mr.
Antonoff, you could decide his moves,

could relay them to him.

You can tap into the satellite
television broadcast and relay it?

Yeah. As far as the border?

Not a problem.

Further. Then maybe Nicholas can play
tomorrow.

And win.

I'm sorry your supper is late, comrade,
but the Prague Express doesn't get in

until tomorrow and everything is upside
down.

Thank you. I'm hungry.

It is only boiled eggs. But an egg is
full of everything you need.

I just hope Nicholas has put that ring
on.

And that he got the message.

Ladies and gentlemen, please be seated.

This boy will make a champion when he
gets older, as long as it's not today.

Okay.

Let's see if Nicholas is on our
wavelength.

He's got the message.

This will keep us in touch with the
match until we reach the border.

The match will now begin.

Comrade Bakunin will play white and will
move first.

White, pawn to king, pawn four.

It's time, Mr. Anthony. Now, we are
getting back on the train, Sasha.

Soon, we will be safe.

Bishop, to night seven.

Bishop, night...

Black,

Bishop to Knight 7.

your seat until inspection has been
completed and the train is given

to proceed, please have your passports
ready.

Very good, Bakunin.

Very clever.

Document must be ready for inspection.

Do not leave your seat until inspection
has been completed.

Guards. Wait, wait.

He has us in difficulties.

Passport.

15 seconds,

Mr. Antonov.

Mr. Antonov.

Black. Night to King's Bishop Six.

What's happened?

He's made a move on his own.

And it was brilliant.

Bakunin is finished.

Knight to queen, too.

Knight to queen.

Black, knight to queen two.

I concede.

Ladies and gentlemen, comrade Bakunin
concedes the second game of the World

Chess Championships to comrade Antonov
after 21 moves.

He's conceited.

Nicholas is done it.

I have won.

I suppose congratulations would not be
out of place.

It is only a game.

Like life, Antonov.

Yes.

Like life.

Come on.

Win or lose, Comrade Antonov is still
headed for Siberia.

Keep your eyes on him.

Well, I thought you reporter fellows
never missed anything.

There was old Antonoff upstairs giving a
press conference in his room, and you

were missing it all.

What do

you want, sir? Well, you see, I got this
problem here. This bag belongs to Major

Zorbiskaya. You know Major Zorbiskaya?
Of course.

Well, she's gone off to the train
station and kind of left me holding the

if you understand what I mean.

Now, I have 100 U .S. dollars for you if
you'll get this to her before she gets

on the train. It's just on the QT.
Nobody knows but you and me. Thank you

much, sir.

I am holy. I am holy. What?

I don't know. What are you doing here?
No press allowed here. You have no

permission. Leave now. No photograph.

No interview.

Excuse me. This means you also.

Leave.

You fools, he's gone. Get me a car.

Move, get that car.

It would seem, my comrade Major
Zurbuskaya has been planning a trip.

A very long trip.

United States currency.

A car, Pyotr, and a motorcycle escort.
We will see who will be first to the

railway station.

What is the meaning of this?

Major Zorboskaya, you are under arrest.

I don't know what you are talking about.

single piece.

A train!

You must let me get on that train!

Oh, you will get on the train, Major.

The train to Siberia.

It appears special travel arrangements
are being made for Majors Overskaya.

How about her? other travelers.

I just received word that the trains
crossed the border.

Antonov and his daughter have reached
Vienna.

Check.

Mate.

Engage.

I

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