All language subtitles for Mission.Impossible.S03E17.Doomsday.DVDRip.XviD-SAiNTS

Good morning, Jim.

The man you're looking at
is Karl Vandaam,

the European tycoon
whose overextended industrial empire

is on the verge of financial collapse.

In order to raise ready cash,

Vandaam has masterminded
the theft of enough plutonium-240

to manufacture a hydrogen bomb,

which he intends
to sell to the highest bidder.

If an aggressive small nation should
purchase and use this weapon,

it could lead to World War III.

Your mission, Jim,
should you decide to accept it,

is to recover the plutonium
and put Vandaam out of business.

As always, should you or any
of your IM Force be caught or killed,

the secretary will disavow
any knowledge of your actions.

This tape will self-destruct
in five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

These are the men
who will be bidding for the bomb.

Ervil Kura.

His bodyguard, Marko.

General Wo Lien Te
and his associate, Dr. Liu.

And this is General Castillo,
whose place you'll be taking, Rollin.

Any chance
of the real Castillo showing up?

No, his airplane
will develop engine trouble.

Then for some reason,
his radio will go out,

and the people he'll encounter will be
quite stubborn about his leaving.

Any possibility of help

from the government
of Vandaam's country?

No, we can't take a chance, Willy.

They don't have nuclear weapons.

We don't know what they might do

if they get possession
of a hydrogen bomb.

Now, are you set, Barney?

Yes, I am, Jim.
But I'll need all the time I can get.

Both of those elevator shafts
are coated with grease,

and the light beam alarm system
around the bomb

means I'll have to work very slowly.

Yes, I know.

Rollin, Cinnamon,

you'll have to make certain that
the bidding is active and prolonged.

We'll stall all we can, Barney.

All right, Barney,

here's your appointment
with Vandaam Industries

to show them your new invention.

Morning.

I have an appointment
with Patent Purchasing.

Open the case, please.

What's all this?

You'll find out

if and after Vandaam Industries
buys the patents on it.

Seventh Floor. Room 706.

Thank you.

And there is your receipt
for a $3 million deposit.

Thank you, Mr. Helm.

Thank you, Mr. Collins.

And if there is any service
the Helm Bank can perform, be sure...

Yes, as a matter of fact, there is.

Early this morning, a Mr. Ervil Kura
made a very large deposit here.

In cash, correct?

You know, a banker can not divulge

this sort of information
without permission, Mr. Collins.

Yes, of course, but you can use
the good offices of the bank

to arrange a meeting
between Mr. Kura and me.

Yes, yes.
Will Mr. Kura know your name?

I don't think he'll care.

You have my permission to tell him
that I represent a company

that just deposited $3 million,
in cash.

To keep Vandaam Industries solvent,
I must clear at least 4 million.

That is a great deal of money
for a product

that costs less than $600,000.

Thorgen, anybody can make
the workings

of a thermonuclear device.

Newsstand science magazines
have carried

the basic schematic
for a hydrogen bomb.

But small nations cannot afford
the billions it costs

to produce a fissionable isotope.

The plutonium is what they are buying
and I am the only supplier.

I'm Mr. Collins.
I believe the bank called about me.

Mr. Collins, Ervil Kura.

Mr. Kura.

Mr. Collins.

And what company
do you represent?

I represent a company willing to put
$3 million at your disposal.

Dr. Elizabeth Norris.

- How do you do?
- Doctor.

Ph. D. I'm a physicist.

And Mr. Davis, my associate.

And what is your business with me?

Frankly, Mr. Kura, my company would
like to see your country get the bomb.

What bomb?

The one we calculate
that you could buy for $6 million.

Your 3 million plus our 3 million.

My company has
excellent intelligence.

Yes.

But why should your company
be so generous to us?

Generosity isn't involved.

We own certain very valuable oil rights
in your country

as well as in some countries
bordering yours.

In case there's a war
in your part of the world,

we wanna be sure
who is the winner.

We would, of course, expect
certain guarantees.

That is reasonable.

And the young lady,
where does she fit in?

Her expertise will protect
our investment.

The bidding will be closed.

That is, you will submit sealed
written bids, in American dollars.

As understood, the raises,
no smaller than 100,000.

Payment to be in cash.

Paid at the conclusion of the sale.

Transportation to be supplied
by the buyer.

Any questions?

May we see the item now?

Of course. This way.

This way, please.

As you can see, the fuselage
is a very fine magnesium alloy.

Why not U-238 in the fuselage?

Weight.

You mean expense.

A U-238 isotope
is the most efficient means

of producing radioactivity
after fission.

Doctor, many consider a clean bomb
preferable to a dirty one.

Nonsense.

You're quite right, my dear lady.
What we are buying here is death.

This instrument should provide
the greatest amount of it.

When I lift out the casing,
you need not fear radioactivity.

For purposes of easy disassembly
and shipment,

we have constructed
the implosion casing

so it would act as a radiation shield.

I suppose you're prepared
to demonstrate

- that there is plutonium in there.
- Of course.

Excuse me.

We initiate fission
in the conventional manner.

The plutonium sphere is hollow.

When the weapon is detonated,

the implosion compresses the sphere
to form the critical mass.

You are now looking at
the highest grade

military plutonium in the world.

So we have been led to believe.

Thorgen.

- How many megatons?
- Only two.

Still it's 100 times
the power of Hiroshima.

- What about fusing?
- Your choice.

Proximity, infrared, time, impact,
whatever you wish.

All in all, admirable.

I suggest we get on with our business.

Very well. Doctor.

If you are ready, gentlemen,
your bids please.

This time the high bid stands
at 3-and-a-quarter million dollars.

The bid was made
by General Wo Lien Te.

Take a moment for discussion,
then I will accept further bids.

Mr. Kura.

The capability of the device
is all that was represented.

It's an excellent piece of hardware.

I can recommend
that you go all the way.

High bid now stands
at 4-and-a-half million dollars.

From General Castillo.

Gentlemen, I assume
you are prepared to continue.

You will pardon us for a moment,
please.

We have reached our set limit.

However, I would like to propose
a recess

so that we can consult
our government.

- Well...
- Absolutely not.

If they cannot bid, let them drop out.

Correct. The ground rules
have been agreed upon.

Can you give us any assurance
that you will top the general's bid?

May I see your specifications again?

Of course.

My clipboard.

I must have left it downstairs.

Excuse me.
I will be back in just a minute.

Just a moment.

We've all seen the bomb.

Why are we worried
about specifications again?

We're talking about
a great deal of money, general.

Yes, I know.

Money which you don't seem to have.

Mr. Vandaam, are we or are we not
entitled to see those specifications?

Get them, Thorgen.

If there is any further delay,
I will withdraw my bid.

Mr. Kura?

My bid stands.

It's only courtesy, general.
Get the specifications, Thorgen.

Security, this is Thorgen.

Close down the building.
Let no one in or out.

Understand? No one.

Of course, Thorgen.
I'll be right down.

If you'll excuse me
for only a moment.

Mr. Vandaam,
there's been enough delay.

Whatever this is can wait.

I'm sorry, it'll only be a moment.

I'll be right back.

Mr. Vandaam. You were right.

Somebody got into the conduit
through the elevator shaft.

There are signs
he got out the same way.

That's a long climb.

He must still be
in the building somewhere.

Security, Vandaam here.

A floor-by-floor search. But quietly.
That's absolutely essential.

- Put it back into the bomb.
- But it is useless.

- I know. Put it back!
- But if they find out?

The casings are identical,
aren't they?

- As far as I can tell, yes.
- All right, then.

Catch the thief. Get the plutonium.

But I can't take a chance
on losing that money.

Useless or not, Thorgen,
we are going to sell this bomb.

- Collins here.
- Jim, trouble.

I've got the core
but they know it's gone.

They've closed the building

and I'm quite sure
they've started searching.

I can't move now. I have to get
to the bank according to plan.

Now, listen, Barney,
I'm gonna call Cinnamon.

- Where are you now?
- Empty office, 704.

704. All right, here's what you do.

Go back to the tower elevator shaft.
Then...

Again, I am sorry.
We may now resume.

- Here are the specifications, doctor.
- Thank you.

Have you two gentlemen decided?

We are prepared
to make one more bid.

Very good. Gentlemen.

Here. This name.

He never arrived
at Patent Purchasing.

High bid now stands
at four and one half million dollars

from General Castillo.

Search the offices.

Vandaam here.

One moment. For you, Dr. Norris.

Yes. Yes, Mr. Collins.

Yes, we're still bidding.

Yes, I have a moment.

Look on top of that car.
You, search that shaft.

High bid now stands
at $6 million

submitted by Mr. Kura.

Do you care to submit a further bid,
General Castillo?

No.

Enjoy it.

You may take delivery
as soon as I have the cash.

There you are, Mr. Collins,
$3 million.

Thank you, Mr. Helm.

Come in.

Hello, Mr. Marko. Very good.

You know Mr. Davis.

Well, let me congratulate you
on your success.

Thank you for meeting me
so promptly, Mr. Collins.

Not at all.

I have your money right here.

Thank you.
Are you ready for me, Mr. Helm?

We were ready
as soon as you called.

Send in Mr. Kura's money.

Thorgen, make arrangements
for the transfer.

Yes, Mr. Vandaam.

Just one moment please,
Mr. Thorgen.

We should check the bomb again.

Is it necessary?

No, Dr. Norris. You've seen it.

You've paid for it. Now take it.

Is there some reason
that I shouldn't see it again?

- Of course not.
- Then I'd like to see it, if I may.

You're welcome, of course.

But I can assure you
it's a complete waste of time.

- Mr. Kura, I...
- Yes, yes, of course, Mr. Vandaam.

But now I would like to see it again.

As you wish.

Excuse me, I've left my bag.

What specifically did you want to see,
doctor?

Everything.

The implosion casing.
Remove it, please.

I do not understand.

Mr. Thorgen, you know
that is the only thing of value

in this entire mechanism.

- Yes, but...
- What is the problem?

No problem,
but she has examined it before.

And she wishes to examine it again.
As do I.

May I, Mr. Thorgen?

Is anything wrong, Dr. Norris?

Yes. I don't think
this is the same casing.

That's nonsense, doctor.

I would like to reconfirm
the presence of plutonium.

- Doctor, you're wasting time.
- Am I?

With $6 million at stake?

I would advise you to reconfirm
the plutonium before taking delivery.

- Test it.
- I'd be happy to, but it's unnecessary.

Test it.

I will, Mr. Kura.

All right, then. Never mind.

There is no plutonium in there.
It's been stolen.

By whom? What thief could possibly
break through this alarm system?

There's a conduit up here.

He came through the elevator shaft,
then down from the fixture.

- When did you find this out?
- From Thorgen.

When he came back
for his clipboard.

And called you down.

And then you came back
and allowed us to continue bidding.

The plutonium.

I don't have it.

Just give us a little time.
The thief's still in the building.

It's only a matter of minutes
until we get him.

That is fine.

In the meantime,
I would like to have

the $6 million
in my possession.

What Mr. Vandaam is telling you
is the truth.

Let me call security.

You will call no one. Open the safe.

If you'll just wait, I'll deliver
both the plutonium and the bomb.

The money, Mr. Vandaam.

Where is the money?

I don't understand.

I believe you do, Mr. Vandaam.

I believe that this was a swindle
from the very beginning.

Now, I want the money.

I tell you, I don't have it.

We've searched the whole building.
Let me see that.

- Mr. Vandaam's been shot.
- Where is he?

- In his office.
- Stay here.

No one leaves. That includes her.

Come on.

- I feel very weak.
- Come and sit down.

I'm terribly sorry.

That's all right.
You'll feel better in a minute.

Thank you.