All language subtitles for Mission.Impossible.S03E19.The.Bunker.Part1.DVDRip.XviD-SAiNTS

Good afternoon, Mr. Phelps.

The man you're looking at
is Dr. Erich Rojak,

the brilliant scientist who is being held
in an underground laboratory

by a totalitarian enemy government.

Because of his fear
that they will kill his wife, Anna,

Rojak has been forced to work
on a small, but extremely powerful

long-range missile,

which, if successful, could dangerously
affect the balance of world power.

Another unfriendly government
fears this even more than we do

and has sent this professional killer,
Alexander Ventlos,

to make certain
that Rojak never completes his work.

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

is to rescue Rojak and his wife
and destroy the test missile.

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.

Perfect, Barney. Perfect.

The shot in this hypodermic will give
Rojak all the necessary symptoms.

However, Jim, this drug
cannot be premixed.

You'll have to mix it
just before you get ready to send it.

How long will the symptoms last?

Long enough,
barring any interference.

- From Ventlos?
- Yes.

He's no ordinary killer.

This is Ventlos.

Now look at these.

They're all Ventlos?

We think so.

Detection device, Barney?

Remember, the laboratory
Rojak is working in

is a hundred metres underground.

That gives us no leeway
in our timing.

Jim, what if Rojak doesn't catch on
quick enough?

Or what if he refuses
to go along with us?

Then we'll be dead, Cinnamon.

January, suborbital, denomination.

- What's going on, Dromm?
- I have asked you, Dr. Rojak,

to address me by my proper title.

- Have you now?
- I am a doctor...

When you deserve the title of doctor,
you'll receive it, Dromm.

Now, what is this doing here?

That is the second stage
of the missile, doctor.

I know what it is. But why is it here?

For you to work on.
We have advanced the work schedule.

Rojak.

You must complete
the final preparations

on the second stage today.

The more time you waste
in conversation,

the less visiting time you will have
with your wife this afternoon.

Hey, you. Are you all set?

Yes, thank you very much.

Zeigler's arrived.

Right.

- Good morning, general.
- Good morning, sir.

Good morning, gentlemen.

Colonel Zeigler, you may proceed
with your status report.

Thank you, sir.

The progress on the missile
continues satisfactorily.

We can report completion
of all but the second stage.

Test expectations indicate
that the almost 200 percent decrease

in size and weight of the weapon

will result in a negligible loss
of capability.

This is Colonel Zeigler.

I want to speak
to Captain Preado immediately.

Captain Preado.

- Yes?
- This is Colonel Zeigler.

General Frash wants you
to come immediately

to the State Security Building

with a schematic of the underground
laboratory and fuel complex.

Yes, sir.

Can I be of any assistance,
Dr. Rojak?

Certainly, Dromm.

You may get me some coffee.

Dr. Rojak is currently
completing calculations

on the second stage
of the test missile.

The launching is tentatively scheduled
for tomorrow.

And when will the anti-detection
system be completed?

- Ten days.
- That's a delay from the last report.

Dr. Rojak is working
as fast as possible.

Are you quite sure?

General, all possible pressure
is being applied.

How long do you intend
to be lecturing in Europe?

One week. Gentlemen,
I'm only Dr. Mendel's assistant.

Chief assistant.
Isn't it true you and Dr. Mendel

have developed a new technique
for heart transplant?

Not all heart work is transplant.

- But you are both heart surgeons?
- Yes.

Dr. Mendel has developed a new
technique for open-heart surgery.

- Not transplant? But doctor...
- Congratulations.

- Could I ask you one more question?
- That's all.

- Can we have your itinerary, doctor?
- Call Dr. Mendel.

And so all stages should go
as anticipated with the test missile.

Now, that, gentlemen,
concludes my report.

Now, I suppose, colonel,
considering the unwillingness of Rojak,

you have done a reasonable job.

"Unwillingness" is not quite
strong enough a word

for Rojak's attitude, general.

The man knows we cannot make
a missile without him.

He must also suspect
that he and his wife are expendable

once all the tests
are completed successfully.

Well, that hardly makes him
likely to rush his work. And...

I understand,
but I want no more delays.

Is that clear, Colonel Zeigler?

Yes, sir.

Zeigler's leaving.

Major. Major.

Go, go, go.

This way, follow me.

The flashes came from up there.

I believe they have gone.
Have you been hurt?

No.

Major Anton Thorvold.
I am very grateful to you, colonel.

- Zeigler.
- Colonel Zeigler.

I was just on my way to meet you.

I've received no notification
of your coming.

Yes, I know. Here are my orders.

It states that you are assigned

to the missile project
for security reasons.

Yes.

I already have a security officer.
A Captain Preado.

I will explain, but if I may suggest,
your office would be more suitable.

Major, did you find anything?

Just some shells.

They got away with their guns,
whoever they were.

This is my aide, Major Strat.

- Major Thorvold.
- Major.

I'm afraid your car
is out of commission.

Major Thorvold is coming with us.

- Yes, I will just get my things.
- No, no.

Bring the major's things
from the car.

Thank you, colonel.

Go.

I have to get down to the laboratory.

Sorry, Captain Preado.

But you know the orders.

When a fuel test is in progress,

no one is allowed
into the laboratory area.

Yes. Yes, of course.

As you of course understand, major,

security precautions
dictate that all visitors

to the complex be searched.

I would certainly hope so, colonel.

After the major is searched,
send him to my office.

This way, major.

Yes.

The security officer should see this.

Captain Preado.

Captain Preado?

Yes?

Colonel Zeigler wants to see you
in his office immediately.

I'll be right there.
Is the fuel test still in progress?

Yes.

Major Nadja Bradislav
to see Colonel Zeigler.

Thank you.

Major Nadja Bradislav
to see Colonel Zeigler.

Hold her there.

Have her searched
and then bring her in.

Yes, sir.

Come.

- Major.
- Thank you, colonel.

Now,

if you'd be kind enough to explain
the purpose of this apparatus.

Yes, you will understand the reason
for this electronic equipment

when I tell you why I was...

Come.

Yes, captain, please.

Major Thorvold, this is my
security officer, Captain Preado.

- Captain.
- Captain, look at this.

Yes, I was just explaining
to the colonel why I was sent here.

OBQ Central has just learned

a professional killer
named Alexander Ventlos

has been sent to kill Dr. Rojak.

I assure you, major,

he would never get past
our security precautions.

Perhaps, but Ventlos
is a cunning and very brilliant man.

- Do you know what he looks like?
- Yes, I have a photograph.

Captain.

Good. I will have it posted
at all security checkpoints.

- I'm afraid that will not be sufficient.
- Why not?

Because you will never see Ventlos
as he appears in this photograph.

He is an impersonator.
A chameleon of extraordinary talent.

He could become any one
of the personnel in this entire complex.

Which brings us to this.

It is a detection device
intended to prevent exactly that.

Each man's hand will be stamped
with a chemical solution.

If you please, captain.

So.

Now, this imprint

is the only thing that will be registered
electronically by this equipment.

And it only lasts for one week.

I see, I see. Excellent. Excellent.

And then the mixture
is changed periodically, eh?

- Exactly, colonel.
- Yes.

Major Bradislav is here, colonel.

- Send her in.
- Nadja Bradislav?

Yes, you know her?

Yes, we have worked together
on several assignments.

Come.

Major Bradislav, I'm Colonel Zeigler.

And this is my security officer,
Captain Preado,

and I believe you already know
Major Thorvold.

This is not Nadja Bradislav.

We shall soon find out.

Who are you?

Who are you?

Colonel, I believe I see
a very clever plan.

Yes?

I believe it was Ventlos
who tried to kill me on the road.

If he had succeeded,
he would have appeared here as me

with this woman as his confederate.

Apparently, they had no way
of warning her the ambush had failed.

Take her to the detention room
for interrogation.

- Yes, sir.
- If you have no objections, colonel,

I would prefer she be taken
to State Security Headquarters.

They have better facilities
for interrogation there.

As you wish. Captain Preado, take her
to the State Security Headquarters.

Yes, sir.

With your permission, colonel,
I will need 15 minutes

to mix enough solution
for all the personnel here.

Certainly, major.

Strat, see to Major Thorvold's quarters
at once.

Once my detection device
is in operation,

I would greatly appreciate a complete
inspection of your security precautions.

Of course, major.

Thank you, colonel.

This way, major.

I hope you'll be comfortable, major.

Yes, thank you.

The model of the test missile.

Dr. Rojak is currently completing work
on the second stage,

which contains
the guidance mechanism

and the solid fuel propellant section.

- Where is the first stage?
- On the gantry.

Its liquid fuel
is currently being mixed.

Come.

Major, notice,

Dr. Rojak's laboratory
has only one door.

There are no locks on it.
You could not blast it open.

Only one thing would open it.
Sound.

Voice code.
A certain combination of words.

Yes. But more sophisticated
than that.

The words are:

January, suborbital, denomination.
Here, come here to speak.

January, suborbital, denomination.

It does not fit, major.

Like fingerprints, no two men's
voice patterns are the same.

There are only three voices
that will open that door.

Dr. Dromm's, Major Strat's
and mine.

- Who are you?
- Please, Mrs. Rojak.

- But I don't know you.
- There's no time for explanations.

We're here to help you.

We're here to get you
and your husband out of here.

Now, if you'll do exactly as I tell you.

First, change into these clothes.
Please.

What is that?

It is the hoist that carries
the various components

of the missile to ground level,

where they are tracked to the gantry

and assembled for the launch.

And when will that be?

Late tomorrow,
if all goes as scheduled.

Dr. Dromm.

The missile will launch tomorrow.

Dr. Rojak, I want to review with you

these last vectors
for the guidance system.

- No.
- I don't believe you understood me.

All I want to do is to check
the guidance system.

I understand you perfectly, Dromm.

You get no more calculations
from me.

No more work. Nothing.

Now, you will do exactly
what Dr. Dromm says at once.

We don't have the time
for further discussion.

- No.
- Now, listen to me, doctor.

I do not think it is necessary
to remind you of your wife.

I know. I know.

But I have made my decision.

Well, do not force me to make mine.

- Now, explain your data to Dr. Dromm.
- No.

Very well.

What are you going to do?

Have his wife brought down here.

And then if he refuses
to go back to work...

- When will I see my husband?
- Soon.

Go with him.

Where is the guard?

I don't know, sir.

We'll search all the cells.
Take the keys.

Anna Rojak.

You will come with me.

I want to see my husband.

That is precisely where you're going.

Lieutenant?

Sergeant, what is this?

The woman that was brought here
for interrogation,

she has escaped.

Start a thorough search
of the entire building.