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you
Dr. Leon Barnard, his daughter Anna, and an ambitious young officer in their
military secret service, Alexei Zartov.
Oh, Barnard.
Isn't he the scientist who defected during the 60s? Yeah.
And now we think he's been giving us subtle hints in his published scientific
papers that he wants to come back. Can't you find out for sure?
No, Zartov's the problem. He stays so close to Barnard that we can't get near
him. It's as if he knows in advance the doctor's every move, our every move.
Last week, two of our agents disappeared.
I think we need your help.
Kate! What the devil are you doing out here? I have been checking all over this
building for you and Anne. Now, where... I think you just tripped over him,
Walter. And you gave me a good kick on the side on the way down.
Well, it serves you right.
You should post signs.
Like, keep up the grass.
Would it be too forward of me to ask what you're doing out here at two in the
afternoon? I'm working on my tan.
Work.
That has got to be the most ridiculous... He's serious, Walter.
We want to see if his invisible skin can pick up ultraviolet radiation.
Maybe I can get a sunburn.
An experiment?
I'm paying you two to lie out here and get a tan?
No, no, not today.
Get dressed, both of you. I want you in my office in ten minutes. What for?
It involves Leon Barnard.
Dr. Leon Barnard?
We were very close. He was the best physics professor in the country.
Taught me everything I know.
Barnard defected, didn't he? Yes, in 1960.
A combination of things made him do it.
His wife died, and then he discovered that the results of his work were being
used to kill people in war. He couldn't take that. So he packed up his bags and
his daughter, and he defected.
I don't think you'll find a more humane man in the world.
I miss him.
Then I've got good news.
You'll be seeing him this week.
How? The Eastern Bloc is sponsoring a worldwide scientific convention in
Stockholm.
The purpose of the meeting is to introduce Barnett's project to the
He's expected to present a paper and a small demonstration.
Nothing too detailed, just enough to show off its capabilities.
We're going to Sweden?
Doctors Dan and Kate Wesson have been invited to attend.
Now, as a close friend and one -time student...
You might be able to get close enough to him to find something out.
You'll find out if he wants to come back? What if he does?
You'll have your hands full.
Sweden's literally turned over the meeting hotel of the Eastern Bloc. It'll
like foreign soil in the direction of the conference.
Untied security.
No one allowed in or out as long as Barnard's there.
If he wants out, it's up to the clay resource to get him out.
Barnard and his daughter.
Get them out alive.
It's waiting with cold.
Nice meeting you.
Weston, was it? Yes, Daniel Weston. Thanks for sharing the cab.
My pleasure, George. Glad to help a fellow countryman.
I'm at the hotel across the street.
Give me a call if you'd like to have a drink. Thanks. Farewell, Mr. Loughlin.
Dr. Weston.
Dr.
Weston, I'm sure you don't recognize me.
Anna.
Anna Barnard. I can't believe it.
The last time I saw you, I think you were, well, you were two.
Yes, I was very young. Oh, I'm sorry. This is my wife, Kate.
Hello, Anna.
Anna.
Anna.
My father wants to know if you will join us at seven for dinner.
He's looking forward to seeing you again after all these years.
Oh, of course we'll join you.
Now, how is he these days?
Infinitely better than when he was in your country, Dr. Weston.
I'm sorry, this is Captain Alexei Zartov, my fiancé, and my father's aide.
How do you do?
If you will kindly hand over your passports, we will be happy to hold them
security until you are ready to depart.
Oh, I've got them.
One.
Here we are.
If you will excuse us, I'm sure you would like to unpack and freshen up.
Oh, of course.
I saw you looking at her, Lexi. She's very beautiful, isn't she?
Yes, in a very Western, capitalistic sort of way.
You are much more to me.
Then, Dr. Weston, I'm so plain.
In our country, Anna, plain is beautiful.
She is vulgar.
You, my love, very precious to me.
I love you, Alexa.
Bad vibes, Danny?
It's not like Barna to have someone else meet her.
50 euro?
Oh.
Are you not clever?
I didn't know
you could speak Swedish. What was all that about?
You only gave him 10 cents.
Oh, how much did you give him? How much is that?
25.
Well,
no wonder the poor guy was upset.
Oh.
Ow! What's the matter?
My sunburn.
That's fantastic.
That means your skin can pick up ultraviolet rays. Let me see.
Ah, not even pink.
Why do I feel like a lobster?
She's a marvelous woman Daniel you're a lucky man
It's so good to see you again.
I've been wanting to talk to you about your teletransportation experiments.
Fascinating.
I'm very proud.
Thank you, Doctor.
Can you tell us something about your work? Tomorrow, Dr. Weston.
I'm sure Dr. Barnard's presentation will tell us all you care to know.
It's been so long since I've had lobster. You see, they're very hard to
in my country.
But we eat caviar instead, Daddy.
I know my sweet.
I've just never developed a taste for this stuff.
And your new country, Doctor, have you developed a taste for it?
I'm glad you asked that question so that we can clear the air.
Do you remember Bernard's rule in college, Daniel?
Oh, yes. Well, it applies here.
I've never been happier, never so happy with the use of my work. I'm very happy.
It's my home.
Well, now that that's out of the way, shall we have coffee?
What a lovely idea.
But that's spying, Alexei. You can't expect me to spy on my own father.
Not spy.
Protect.
Can't you understand? This is for his own good.
They tried to contact him in our own country, didn't they?
Attempted kidnap. You think they won't try it here?
I dislike doing this as much as you do.
But it would be far worse if something were to happen to him.
It is a way of showing our love.
Can I tell him about the bug?
No.
We don't want to alarm him.
Boy, am I stuffed.
Me too.
I shouldn't have eaten everything in sight. You didn't. I had most of it. Do
know I ate a whole two -pound lobster, single -handed? Not to mention the
chocolate mousse. Well, at least I didn't have two of them.
Oh, I know, but it was so good.
What do you think of Anna, now that you've spent some time with her?
Anna?
Oh, I don't know.
I think she's a pretty young girl, but I think she's totally brainwashed by her
militaristic schooling and that handsome young soldier.
Do you think she'd come with her father if we got him out? No.
No.
Why, do you know something I don't?
Yes, I'm pretty sure that Barnard wants to defect.
Well, re -defect.
I may have to have my hearing checked, but I could have sworn he said...
Barnard's rule.
He used to put it at the top of all his exam papers.
Hasty answers suggest false answers.
Only fools rush in.
You mean he meant the complete opposite of what he said?
Well, I once knew what he meant.
Let's hope I still do.
Where are you going?
I'm going to pay my professor a visit. Make sure I'm right.
Oh, here.
Take this, will you?
Good luck, darling.
Yes?
Daddy? Oh, come in, baby.
Can I have a goodnight kiss?
Sure.
I'm so proud of you.
Aren't you excited?
Yes. A little weary, though.
It was so nice seeing Daniel Weston again. You know, it makes me realize how
sometimes I miss the United States.
I think you'd like it there, too.
No. Why not?
In spite of everything, it is a land of opportunity, freedom.
It is a land of chauvinists. People get by on their beauty instead of their
merits.
That sounds like Zarco speaking.
So? Well, it's just that I'd like to hear you speak for yourself.
I love him, Father.
Do you?
Does he love you?
He's not as gentle as he seems.
If you only knew the things that he does for you.
He can lock up now. He's in for the evening.
Dr. Barnard?
Who's there? Don't turn the light on. They'll know I'm here.
What is it?
Someone is in there with you.
I didn't forget Barnard's rule.
How did you get in with the guards? I walk on my toes.
Do you really want to come back to the United States?
Oh, I'd give anything.
I can't tell you.
Where is he?
Yuri?
I heard someone in this room, old man. Who was it?
I don't know.
Put him down, Alexei!
No one is to unlock this door tonight.
No one!
I'm sorry.
I think there was someone in there with him.
We have to know.
I didn't realize what I was doing. I became carried away.
Did you find out about the bug under the table? No.
What did you hear?
A man's voice.
Dr. Barnett?
Who's there?
Don't turn the light on. They'll know I'm here.
Recognize that voice.
What is it?
Weston. Ivan Sergei!
Weston's room, now!
Captain, what is it?
At this time of the night, it better be good.
Where is your husband, Dr. Weston?
He's in the shower.
Dave, is there someone out there?
Captain Zartoff.
It's really nice to see you.
Get my clothes.
Okay. Couldn't find your right hand.
What?
I can't find it.
You can try the sock drawer.
What would it be doing with your socks?
Well, I was... Oh, never mind. Go back to the bathroom.
He'll be right out.
I assume this is urgent, Captain. Where were you tonight, Dr. Weston?
Since dinner with you, I've been in here. You're lying.
You were in Barnard's room. I have proof, a tape of your voice.
Oh, don't be ridiculous.
Oh, you have that room guarded, don't you? You were there.
Oh, did anyone see me? I heard you.
Oh, what did I say?
Why is your hand in your shirt like that?
The lobster at dinner gave me indigestion.
I have a call.
Nyet. Da, da.
Give me the key to your room.
That was my superior. You are a very lucky man, Dr. Weston.
My tape of your voice is not enough evidence to hold you captive.
It would only disturb our relationship with your country and the scientific
community.
I still don't know what you're talking about. The first thing tomorrow morning,
your consulate will be called and we will demand your immediate deportation.
Until then, you and your wife will be kept under lock and key without the use
the telephone.
Good night.
And I hope goodbye.
Pleasant fellow.
There are two of them out there.
Did you find out anything?
Yeah, Barnard wants out.
That makes three of us.
Any ideas?
No. Oh, your hand.
Well, how to get him out, that's the question.
Dan, I can't find it. I told you, it's in the sock drawer.
Here it is, my sweet.
That's it. What? Your handle by Dracula imitation?
Barnard's about my size.
If I could get him down into this room.
Now, what was this doing in the sock drawer?
Two guards out there.
Let's hope there aren't any out here.
I'm going to try the outside ledge.
See if you can make it.
As long as I don't look down.
Here goes nothing.
I made it.
Walter? Walter?
Walter?
He's dead.
Two.
Bernard wants the coat.
What is that woman doing? A fertility dance?
Mr. Consul.
I think she's trying to tell us something.
Three.
Bjork, is that you?
Oh, excuse me.
Bjork?
Give me at the door, Bjork.
Bjork.
Dr. Barnett, it's Daniel.
Daniel.
Are you here this time?
Right here, Doctor.
I can hear you. I can't see you. Let me put the light on. No.
No. The guard.
Daniel, can you get me out?
Maybe.
But I need to know why.
If you come back to the States, you know, you're going to be arrested.
tried.
Yes, for defection.
Treason, maybe.
I can live with that, but what I cannot live with is having my work used to kill
people. Now, they told me that my work here would be used for peaceful
Lies. The military's behind it.
But when I found that out, I destroyed everything secretly.
There is no molecular dispersion model.
This meeting tomorrow, this conference, is a farce. The only reason why I came
here is because it gave me the opportunity to escape.
So I can understand that.
I know what it's like to have your work misused. Now, about your work, Daniel,
teletransportation, brilliant.
I've been trying to write to you to tell you of the fantastic potential you
might have missed. I discovered it in a computer readout.
Do you realize that the possibility exists to make a man... Disappear,
Dad! You're invisible.
Invisible.
It's incredible, Daniel. Tell me about it. Later, Doctor.
The important thing right now is to get you out of here.
And Anna.
I'm afraid she's in with Zato.
I knew it.
I just never wanted to admit it. She's my curse, Dan, my baby.
I had to take her with me when I defected. Couldn't bear the thought of
her behind.
And now she does want to come back with me. Well, she grew up here.
She wants to stay here.
I'm sorry.
What do you want me to do?
Please!
Rory, we've got to tie them up before they come around.
Here.
Put this on.
Great. You don't have to remind me.
Thank you.
What about the guard?
Sleeping like a rock.
Quickly, to the elevator.
Oh, wait a minute.
Why do we have to go to your room? Can't we just walk out the lobby right now?
It's like a border down there. It spots you in an instant.
How are you going to get me out? Make me invisible?
Something like that.
Where's your room?
First door around the corner.
It's guarded. When the security men move away from the door, you slip in.
Won't it be locked?
You got a path key? Leave the door ajar.
Ajar?
Who is it? Shh, Dr. Bonnet.
Dr. Bonnet, where's Dad?
Right here.
Get out of your suit, Doctor, as we talk. I'll get you my pajamas.
What in heaven's name is that?
It's my mask.
My visibility.
Here, take it.
You don't mean to tell me your situation is permanent.
We had an antidote, but it didn't work.
Now we have to start over from the very beginning.
My situation, exactly.
Put it on.
Welcome back to the States, Dr. Barnard.
Thank you.
It's good to be back home again.
Mr. Randolph, sorry it took me so long to get back to you, but the Swedish
embassy line was busy.
Mr. Swenson said that the Slavian ambassador also called him quite early
morning.
It seems that the ejection of Dr. Weston and his wife from the convention was
ordered by a Captain Zardoff, head of their security guarding Dr.
Barnard. But since the Swedish government is hosting the convention,
said they had no choice but to cooperate politically.
Evidently, this Captain Zardoff is still expecting the Westons to be picked up
at the Sverrage Hotel by 8 o 'clock this morning.
Yes, I understand.
The car will be out front in a half an hour.
Isn't there any other way we can handle this? Any diplomatic strings we can pull
to keep them in there?
Not unless you want to risk their lives.
That answers that.
I'd better get going.
Yuri! Petro!
Winston. Good morning, Dr. Winston.
It's a little early, isn't it, Slick?
Slick? What is Slick?
You have exactly 20 minutes to be downstairs.
My men will help you with your luggage.
If you have to talk, move your lips and leave the speaking to me.
Your consul isn't here yet.
Perhaps they don't want you either, huh, Weston?
Dr. Weston, my father isn't up yet.
I'm sure he'll be sorry to have missed you.
Oh, tell him that we're sorry, too.
It's sad when you can't say goodbye to your friends and family.
Your father has a breakfast meeting this morning. You should go wake him.
Doctor, shall we wait for your car?
I'll give him your regards.
Goodbye.
You seem unusually quiet this morning, Dr. Weston.
The old American expression was, they can't have your pump.
No.
Is something wrong?
No.
Your car is here, Captain.
It looks like they want you after all.
You happy to be leaving?
Well, then you never know.
How should I get the elevator?
My father's gone.
Don't miss me.
Have a pleasant trip home.
He's gone.
I don't know how, why, I...
Caesar.
Are you deaf, Caesar?
Why are you doing this to me? What have I done?
You play chess, Anna.
I'm sure you are aware of the function of a pawn.
Unless Bernard surrenders himself to our authorities, I will be forced to
sacrifice one of my pawns.
Anna Bernard will die.
They'll kill her now.
We've still got an hour.
I don't understand, Alexei. I don't want to leave.
I just want to stay here with you.
Your father is gone.
I have no further use for you other than to get your father back.
But you love me.
Look at yourself.
Now look at me.
Do you think that I could possibly love a plain little girl like you?
Lock the door and stand outside.
I trust that you will be able to handle the girl better than you handled her
father.
I couldn't get her to listen to me. He had such a hold on her.
First love is always like that. We'll get her out.
Why don't I go to Zartoff? Trade myself for Anna.
Then how would you get out?
Oh, uh, I'd find a way.
What do you say, Walter? I'm a valuable scientist.
Do you think they'd take me? Oh, they'd take you, all right.
But that's assuming that they'd let Anna go.
I think Zartop would keep both of you.
Force us to give up Barnard.
That way he winds up with a pair of very valuable physicists.
How much time we got?
45 minutes. Takes 20 minutes just to get there.
Do you have any military decorations?
Anything? No, I don't think so. Well, how about some colored ribbon and
gum?
Chewing gum?
Five bucks.
Know where she is?
I think so.
I have the car waiting outside the front of the building.
Kate, you ready?
Just about.
waiting on the lawn on the right -hand side of the building.
Are you sure you know what you're doing?
Are you kidding?
Look at all my medals.
Don't speak to folks.
Can't you leave me alone?
Dr. Weston, what are you doing here?
I came to get you out of here.
That's what you want. Yes.
Dr. Weston, I feel so stupid, so angry with myself.
I'm sorry I caused all of this. Oh, that's all right.
You're just a pawn in a political game.
Yes, that's what Zartoff said.
He certainly made a fool out of me, didn't he?
Listen, we've got to hurry.
Get your clothes off.
You want me to take off my clothes?
Yes, put on this uniform.
In front of you?
No, uh, in there.
Oh, what are you going to wear?
Your clothes.
Where is he?
Why isn't he here?
Barnard should know that Alexei Lortov is not the kind of man to bluff.
It's a good job Chairman Mao isn't into...
All to tops and miniskirts.
I warned them.
Now Anna will have to pay the price.
Wait in here until you hear the guards chasing me.
And you make your way down into the lobby as fast as you can.
Hopefully nobody will spot you until you're out of the hotel. Here, Anna.
The consul's limousine will be waiting outside. You jump right into it.
What about you?
Well, let me worry about that.
Peekaboo.
Anna, dear little Anna, what a pity that the victims of politics are often
innocent little children.
Can we go now? In a minute.
Let's go.
Now we can, Walter.
Let's go home, Anna.
There was a time when I thought I'd never get to see you again.
I'm sorry.
I should have listened to you. You were right about Alexei.
Well, there are some things that we have to learn on our own.
I'm growing up, Daddy.
I know.
I can't understand how you got out.
The security must have been incredible.
Well, you'll have to ask Dr. Weston about that.
But, Dr.
Weston, where is he?
Right here, Anna.
Thank God you're all right.
It's usually my line.
How did you get out?
I think I know.
But your secret's safe with me.
What can I think?
I hate to interrupt this gentleman, but we have a plane to catch.
Back to the United States.
Yes, Dr. Bonnet.
Back home.
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