All language subtitles for Mission.Impossible.S03E22.Nicole.DVDRip.XviD-SAiNTS

Good afternoon, Mr. Phelps.

The man you are looking at
is Anton Valdas,

the enemy's highest ranking
intelligence minister.

We have just been informed
by a friendly nation

that Valdas has in his possession
a master list

of all the allied agents
who have defected to him.

Knowing the identities
of these double agents

is of the utmost importance
to our allies and to us.

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

is to get that list.

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.

The list is still at Valdas' chateau.

It's in his safe, study,
on the second floor.

Right here.

And the safe itself?

Kassen Fabrique, German made.

But the tumblers can be difficult.

I'll check with Barney.

Now, if you require any inside help,

we do have an agent at the chateau.

Nicole Vedette.

She penetrated Valdas' security
about eight years ago.

She's his personal secretary.

No, no reason to risk her cover.
We'll do it ourselves.

Now, if you should have any problems,
call this number.

Use my code name, "Sparrow. "
You'll get right through to me.

Got it.

- Party's still set for tomorrow night?
- Oh, yes.

All right, then we go as scheduled,
before General Ventakoff returns.

General Ventakoff.

I can manage, I can manage.
I'm not an invalid.

- Just trying to help you, sir.
- Silence.

I'm here for a good time.
I want to hear no more nonsense

about bedtime, pills, or exertion.
You understand?

- Of course, sir.
- Do you understand?

General Ventakoff.

- So glad you could come.
- Nice to see you.

Yes, if it were left up to some people,
I wouldn't have.

- Valdrat, isn't it?
- Valdas.

Yes, of course, I never forget faces
or names. Elephant memory.

Now, are we going to
stand here all night

making cat's eyes at each other

or are we going to go in there
and look at the pretties, Valdrat?

This way, general.

- The list.
- Yes.

And when do you propose to hand
the list to the premier, Anton?

When he returns
from his inspection tour.

I am certain
you will be well rewarded.

May I?

I do it for no personal gain.

- Only duty.
- Don't we all?

Of course, the premier will not be
returning for several days.

Are your security precautions
satisfactory?

The best.

Just this afternoon

I had a pressurised floor
installed in the safe.

If anything is removed or touched,

the alarm is automatically triggered.

Now if we have no further business
to discuss,

I should like to return to my guests.

Would you consider joining us?

I am not dressed for it

and I don't think I could
stand the notoriety.

Now, where was I?

Explaining the Battle of Montadia.

Oh, yes, yes, of course.

Now you, my dear,
you are General Trosevsky.

You command the heights,
bristling breastworks.

Do I get a medal for it, general?

Yes, of course.
I'll pin it on you personally.

My dear, you haven't seen
what I've seen.

Major, major.

Isn't it positively scandalous the way
General Ventakoff carries on?

As the saying goes,
to the victor belongs the spoils.

The man has the instincts
of a rooster.

And a mind like a sieve.

And just because he has the knack
of finding women

whose morality ends
where his diamonds begin

is no excuse, is it, major?

Is it, major?

Oh, no, certainly not.

Well, I'm sure we're all certain
to see a disgusting spectacle.

Excuse me.

Major, the general is asking for you.

Thank you.

- Forgive me, madam.
- Oh, certainly.

You are Trosevsky's artillery.

You are over here.

Your cannon aimed down
into the valley.

Thusly.

And I, I am General Ventakoff.

Thank you.

Do you know
what the general wants?

Yes, but it wasn't you.

Thank you, thank you, Miss...

Now, if I tell you my last name,

we're gonna stand around here
all night being very dull and formal

- with each other. I'm Nicole.
- Ivan.

Now, tell me, Nicole,

do you always go around
rescuing men

that you don't even know?

Oh, but I know
a great deal about you.

You do. What?

Well, statistically, you're about 37.

Educated at the Venskry Academy.

Top of your class.

Handsome. Recently promoted.

And you are unmarried
but not unscarred.

That's very good.
How did you do that?

Well, you're wearing the school ring
of the Venskry Academy.

And the stickpin.

You're wearing new major insignia,

but the old insignia imprint
is still visible under there.

And no wedding band.

How about the scars?

Well, I always have a tendency
to make things more complicated.

Now, you try the game.

No, I couldn't do that.
I wouldn't know how at all.

Oh, yes, go on, it's easy.

Please try. Who am I?

You are very beautiful. Intelligent.

- Charming.
- Now you're cheating, Ivan.

Those are compliments, not facts.

- No, they're facts.
- Yes, but that's not part of this game.

- I don't care.
- Go on, tell me. Continue.

I find it very hard
to get beyond those statistics.

- Well, what sign are you?
- Sign?

- A Capricorn?
- I could be but I'm not.

- I'm close. There's something fishy.
- Swims a little. You're right.

- Pisces.
- Yes.

You see, I am good at it after all.

- So what are you?
- I'm a Gemini.

- Is that a good combination?
- Terrible.

- Disaster.
- The worst.

Come here with me.

I'm just Valdas' personal secretary.

Just? Well, now,

what does a personal secretary do?

She entertains aides.

Plies them with champagne,
dances with them,

and then wangles
all of their secrets out of them.

- For Valdas?
- Yes.

You're a spy.

Amongst other things.

I believe the general
requires some attention, major.

Of course. Excuse me.

A major?

Really?

- Right around here, sir.
- At ease, at ease.

I don't want to lie down now.

I want to dance the polka.
I want to dance...

- Not now.
- All right, general, this is the room.

- I don't want to lie down.
- In we go.

- I would like to do the polka.
- All right.

Just down there.

Do you require anything?

No, thank you, sir. He'll be fine.

You seem to be having a nice time.

You weren't doing too badly yourself.
You all set?

- Yeah.
- Right.

You didn't see it?

Oh, my dear, his last exhibition
was positively scandalous.

All those straight lines,
hideous cubes.

Disgusting.

I want to tell you,
it made me feel quite faint...

Major, did you see the exhibition?

- No, I didn't.
- The man paints like an animal.

And then he has the audacity
to call his work art.

Abstract art.

He should be put in an institution.

Of course, they couldn't help him
but they would confine him.

And that would be
a blessing to us all.

I believe we were dancing.

I need your help.

Come here.

General Ventakoff.

All right, hold it.

Unload them
and give me the clips.

Hurry. Empty the chambers.

Open it.

Come on out now, general.

Hands behind your heads.

Move.

Car.

No one is allowed down here,
Miss Vedette.

Put it down. Move over there.

Turn around. On the rails.

You must trust me. I'm an agent.

I know who you were.

I see.

You seem to be making a habit
of rescuing me.

I thank you for that.

Come on, try and get up.
My car's outside.

Well, well, well.

The night seems to hold
no end of surprises.

Although I must confess
I've had my suspicions about you

for quite some time now, Nicole.

May I have that, please?

Quite the Florence Nightingale.

I advise you both to get some rest.

It's going to be
a busy day tomorrow.

Questions and whatnot.

You don't have the time.

What do you mean?

The list.

Once they find out it's gone,
they'll kill you.

You disappoint me, Nicole.

The last thing I expected you to do
was to underestimate me.

I'm perfectly safe.

Until tomorrow.

I'm quite looking forward to it.

- Have they got the other agent?
- No.

No, they haven't. No one
has been assigned to catch him yet.

I've seen that list.

I could have helped you get it.

I didn't want to risk your cover.

What?

Valdas said he suspected you
for some time.

And yet he let you see the list.

Nobody's been sent to catch Rollin.
Now, that doesn't figure.

Unless Valdas wants us
to have the list.

Which means it's a phoney.

Do you get your instructions
from Division 7?

I found out there's a double agent
working in that department.

Who?

I only know his code name.

It's Sparrow.

He's the one who sent us.

Well, then Valdas knew
you were coming.

He deliberately caught you
to make it look

as though it were more difficult
to get the list.

We have to get back.

Hey.

You got a cigarette?

Yes, I have.

- Keep it. It's your last one.
- We can share it.

Did you get it?

I'll transmit it immediately.

Now your escape route is all set.

- No.
- The contact will meet...

My friend's in trouble.
I have to go back for him.

He's dead.

Valdas is gonna be looking for us.

And if he suspects we know
that list is a phoney,

he'll not only be looking for us,
he'll tear this countryside apart.

Look, the border is only
about 10 kilometres away.

You can make it.

Not at the pace we're going, Nicole,
and it's going to get slower.

- I am not leaving you.
- Sooner or later you have to.

If I ever do leave you,
I'll decide where and when.

You'll be safer up there.

- What's your real name?
- Jim.

I like that.
Suits you much better than Ivan.

Thank you.

Jim.

What has happened?

He's unconscious.

If you want to continue,
you'll have to revive him.

Revive him, doctor.

Except for this little setback,

you've done an excellent job
leading him along.

Another 10 kilometres
and he's home.

All he needs is moral support.

He's very weak.
He's lost a lot of blood.

Well, you will bring him around.

You just keep remembering
that your name is on that list.

He's the only one
that can clear you.

Would you care for a brandy?

No, no, you'd better not.
He might smell it on your breath.

Oh, I shall miss you.

No, I really mean it.

My parties just won't be the same
without you.

You'll find someone else.

No, I would have to find someone,
not only as beautiful and charming,

but someone
also totally devoid of scruples.

If you turn over enough rocks,
she'll crawl out.

Rio, isn't it?

- What?
- Yeah, where you're going.

Yes.

And if you have any notions
about tracking me down there

or trying to dispose of me
at the border,

I'd forget about them if I were you.

Just remember
if I don't make a certain phone call

to Switzerland every week,

a very nasty little packet of information
is going to be delivered to the enemy.

So very clever.

You effectively block me

and through whatever his name is,
you clear yourself back home.

The doctor says he will be
coming around in a few minutes.

Well, we mustn't keep
your young man waiting.

Strange, women. So fascinating.

Is everything ready at the border?

Yes, they have only to let him go.

I want it to be a clean shot.

I don't want her to linger.

Nicole.

How do you feel?

All right, I think I feel better.

How long was I out?

- About an hour.
- We've got to push on.

You better check outside,
see if it's clear.

Nicole?

- Yeah?
- What is it?

Nothing.

Jim?

Jim, what is it?

Nothing.

I'll fix your bandage.

No, I'll come down.

Take this.

And this.

- All clear outside?
- Yeah.

Let's go.

To all units, to all units,

maintain surveillance
over the man and the woman.

- You've gotta get some rest.
- No.

No.

Jim, Jim, Jim.

Jim.

- No.
- What are you doing?

Push on.

Jim, please,
you won't make 50 metres.

I'll make 50 metres.

Jim, you'll kill yourself.

Jim. Oh, Jim.

You don't have to go on.

Valdas has no intention
of catching you.

He wants you to get to the border.
It was all arranged.

We made you think
that list was false.

But it's legitimate
and my name's on it.

I'm a double agent.

I know what you must be thinking.

But it wasn't all a game, honestly.

So now you can rest
as much as you want.

There's no need to go on now.

Valdas doesn't know
that I've told you this.

You don't know,

do you?

What?

Call out the dogs.

How long have you known?

Not long.

Just before we got out of the loft.

Then it wasn't all a game.

Come on.
Valdas will really be after us now.

It's loaded with blanks.

To all units, to all units.

Close in immediately
on the man and the woman.

Last known position
was 13 kilometres west of the lake.

We have located them.

They've been located.

Let him go, Anton.

Pleading for his life, how touching.

Killing him is not gonna
prove anything.

On the contrary, what is the hunt
without the kill?

Look, I'll make a bargain with you.

You are not in a bargaining position,
my dear.

Oh, but I am.

That little packet of information
in Switzerland.

I'll tell you where it is,
in exchange for his life.

No.

Unfortunately, I've known
for some time

where that little piece
of blackmail was located.

The game is over, Nicole.

Hold it.

Drop it.

Jim.

Jim, let's go.