1 00:04:25,719 --> 00:04:28,549 Hello, Morning Rose. This is Larsen. 2 00:04:29,115 --> 00:04:31,671 Morning Rose, are you receiving me? Over. 3 00:04:34,946 --> 00:04:37,380 This is Larsen at Bear Island Base. 4 00:04:37,982 --> 00:04:40,336 Larsen calling Morning Rose. Over. 5 00:04:44,214 --> 00:04:45,930 Come in, Morning Rose. Over. 6 00:04:49,607 --> 00:04:52,793 Larsen calling Morning Rose. Do you read me? 7 00:04:52,883 --> 00:04:54,713 Larsen calling Morning Rose! 8 00:05:23,003 --> 00:05:25,269 Professor Gerran, we just picked up a radio signal, 9 00:05:25,359 --> 00:05:26,907 distorted and breaking up. 10 00:05:26,997 --> 00:05:29,746 It's on the NATO frequency allocated to your expedition 11 00:05:29,873 --> 00:05:31,621 - for emergency use... - What was the message? 12 00:05:31,711 --> 00:05:35,383 All I got was "Morning Rose. Bear |s|and". Then it stopped. 13 00:05:36,546 --> 00:05:38,893 I wish people would obey instructions. 14 00:05:38,983 --> 00:05:40,611 Danke. Dankeschiin. 15 00:05:40,701 --> 00:05:42,496 Otto, the orders are perfectly clear. 16 00:05:42,618 --> 00:05:44,493 Yes, but they are breaking the orders. 17 00:05:48,968 --> 00:05:51,603 Professor, you must contact the Island party immediately. 18 00:05:51,723 --> 00:05:53,203 The Advance team must have a difficulty. 19 00:05:53,323 --> 00:05:56,948 You know the conditions made by NATO for allowing us on Bear Island. 20 00:05:57,476 --> 00:05:59,705 For the present, we must not use the radio. 21 00:06:00,513 --> 00:06:02,263 And what if the position is something serious? 22 00:06:02,510 --> 00:06:04,067 Then they will call us again. 23 00:06:04,707 --> 00:06:06,219 Will they not? 24 00:06:07,664 --> 00:06:08,777 Chopper's here. 25 00:06:15,495 --> 00:06:17,685 - How's your head now? -320, sir. 26 00:06:17,809 --> 00:06:19,036 Hold her steady at that. 27 00:06:36,546 --> 00:06:37,660 OKZY- 28 00:06:38,303 --> 00:06:40,450 Don't winch it. I'll abseil. 29 00:06:40,979 --> 00:06:42,010 Are you sure? 30 00:06:42,100 --> 00:06:43,214 Sure I'm sure. 31 00:06:55,520 --> 00:06:57,873 - Thanks for the ride. - Okay, Dr Lansing. 32 00:07:00,553 --> 00:07:01,587 I don't believe it. 33 00:07:02,151 --> 00:07:03,788 That guy's going to abseil. 34 00:07:03,989 --> 00:07:05,057 He would. 35 00:07:29,834 --> 00:07:31,392 Hard to port! 36 00:07:31,712 --> 00:07:33,030 Man overboard! 37 00:07:40,621 --> 00:07:41,973 He'll freeze to death in those waters. 38 00:07:46,574 --> 00:07:47,845 Take me to him! 39 00:07:50,447 --> 00:07:51,594 Out of the way, Dr Rubin. 40 00:07:52,602 --> 00:07:53,639 Midships! 41 00:08:02,872 --> 00:08:04,621 Okay. All right. 42 00:08:22,446 --> 00:08:23,591 Stop. Got it! 43 00:08:34,708 --> 00:08:35,902 You okay? 44 00:08:36,745 --> 00:08:39,893 I will be after a quart of rum and a good cry. 45 00:08:39,983 --> 00:08:41,289 Let me hook this on you. 46 00:08:41,379 --> 00:08:42,528 Hold it. 47 00:08:42,618 --> 00:08:43,732 OKZY- 48 00:08:45,374 --> 00:08:46,931 Hold tight now. Here we go. 49 00:08:58,715 --> 00:09:02,262 Do you always make such dramatic entrances, Dr Lansing? 50 00:09:10,262 --> 00:09:12,772 To arrive late and with such a clamour for attention 51 00:09:13,259 --> 00:09:16,846 would indicate deep insecurity and fear of rejection. Do you know? 52 00:09:17,252 --> 00:09:19,082 I'm late because I was on vacation 53 00:09:19,172 --> 00:09:21,636 when this expedition upped its timetable. 54 00:09:22,007 --> 00:09:24,672 And I'm not here to listen to the questionable views 55 00:09:24,762 --> 00:09:27,830 of a nomadic Norwegian shrink, Dr Lindquist. 56 00:09:29,396 --> 00:09:30,427 Thank you. 57 00:09:30,631 --> 00:09:32,192 I'm getting out of here right now. 58 00:09:32,553 --> 00:09:33,984 He's all yours, Doc. 59 00:09:34,627 --> 00:09:35,938 And, thanks. 60 00:09:36,028 --> 00:09:37,220 That's all right. Any time. 61 00:09:38,264 --> 00:09:41,854 Hey, Smithy. Thank you for your help out there. 62 00:09:42,578 --> 00:09:44,567 I'll see you both in the afternoon at 6:30, huh? 63 00:09:53,924 --> 00:09:56,356 I'm sorry. I guess that was rude. 64 00:09:57,918 --> 00:09:59,553 A nomadic Norwegian shrink? 65 00:09:59,717 --> 00:10:02,022 I think it's a fairly accurate description. 66 00:10:02,112 --> 00:10:03,307 Would you drink this, please? 67 00:10:12,660 --> 00:10:14,215 I'm fine. 68 00:10:15,055 --> 00:10:16,965 If you don't mind, Doctor. I'm the doctor here. 69 00:10:17,093 --> 00:10:18,206 Drink it, please. 70 00:10:21,048 --> 00:10:22,242 Yes, sir. 71 00:11:15,855 --> 00:11:17,332 It won't be a picnic. 72 00:11:18,772 --> 00:11:21,156 The island is small and remote. 73 00:11:22,486 --> 00:11:25,316 Uninhabited apart from the NATO base. 74 00:11:27,519 --> 00:11:31,474 You all know why the United Nations is sending out these expeditions. 75 00:11:32,234 --> 00:11:35,141 The world's climate is changing, rapidly. 76 00:11:36,228 --> 00:11:37,734 So, if we can predict 77 00:11:37,824 --> 00:11:40,780 how far temperatures and rainfall will change, 78 00:11:41,541 --> 00:11:44,574 there may still be time to stave off widespread famine. 79 00:11:45,296 --> 00:11:48,329 Now I have studied your individual research programmes 80 00:11:48,852 --> 00:11:50,079 and I feel that the... 81 00:11:53,006 --> 00:11:54,195 Thaddeus Lechinski. 82 00:11:54,285 --> 00:11:56,034 - Frank Lansing. How are you? - As I was saying. 83 00:11:57,040 --> 00:11:59,469 Your research programmes are comprehensive. 84 00:11:59,559 --> 00:12:01,387 But some of them may have to be trimmed. 85 00:12:01,954 --> 00:12:04,021 Nothing must delay our final report. 86 00:12:04,270 --> 00:12:07,697 This panic is ridiculous. The cycle of change will take decades. 87 00:12:07,787 --> 00:12:09,854 Not if those Russians divert those rivers. 88 00:12:10,141 --> 00:12:11,290 Come again? 89 00:12:11,381 --> 00:12:13,329 - Frank, there's been some important... - If I may. Dr Lansing, various... 90 00:12:13,419 --> 00:12:16,134 Now, please. Please, please, please. 91 00:12:17,333 --> 00:12:19,368 Just before we embarked, Dr Lansing, 92 00:12:19,611 --> 00:12:23,076 a report was handed me that the Russians are planning to divert 93 00:12:23,166 --> 00:12:24,880 several large rivers southwards, 94 00:12:25,281 --> 00:12:27,920 instead of emptying into the Arctic as they do now. 95 00:12:28,039 --> 00:12:29,229 - Why? - Because it is... 96 00:12:29,319 --> 00:12:32,263 So they can reclaim millions of acres of fertile land. 97 00:12:32,353 --> 00:12:34,820 And change the whole of the world's weather in the process. 98 00:12:35,907 --> 00:12:37,536 - Fantasy. - Fantasy? 99 00:12:37,626 --> 00:12:39,422 - Do you realise... But it will have some effect. 100 00:12:39,821 --> 00:12:43,089 The Arctic must get warmer without all that fresh water pouring in. It's... 101 00:12:43,179 --> 00:12:45,291 And the icecap must gradually melt, 102 00:12:45,535 --> 00:12:47,324 changing the ocean currents. 103 00:12:47,414 --> 00:12:48,846 Therefore the winds 104 00:12:48,972 --> 00:12:50,638 and therefore the rainfall of the world. 105 00:12:50,728 --> 00:12:53,195 He's right. It'll be too late to change their minds. 106 00:12:53,286 --> 00:12:55,002 They have got to be stopped now. 107 00:12:55,564 --> 00:12:56,671 You're prejudging results. 108 00:12:56,761 --> 00:12:58,070 Some results have got to be prejudged. 109 00:12:58,160 --> 00:12:59,427 This is political intolerance! 110 00:12:59,517 --> 00:13:00,865 Why do you always bring politics into it? 111 00:13:00,955 --> 00:13:02,585 Quite! Please! - I have told you before. 112 00:13:02,675 --> 00:13:05,141 - This is not the first time. - Quiet! Quiet. Please, please. 113 00:13:07,386 --> 00:13:09,944 I will not permit this bickering. 114 00:13:10,702 --> 00:13:13,292 We have to spend many months together on this island. 115 00:13:13,737 --> 00:13:17,614 Life will be difficult enough without adding political quarrels. 116 00:13:30,676 --> 00:13:32,824 It's nice to be working with you again, Frank. 117 00:13:33,392 --> 00:13:35,108 You haven't changed, have you? 118 00:13:38,466 --> 00:13:41,533 I'm surprised you didn't go on one of those tropical expeditions. 119 00:13:41,861 --> 00:13:43,131 Oh, no. 120 00:13:43,776 --> 00:13:45,653 What made you choose Bear Island? 121 00:13:46,455 --> 00:13:47,601 I've never been there. 122 00:13:48,332 --> 00:13:49,401 Hmm. 123 00:14:36,827 --> 00:14:38,057 It's unbelievable. 124 00:14:41,343 --> 00:14:42,820 The great Bear Glacier. 125 00:15:31,516 --> 00:15:32,665 I beg your pardon. 126 00:15:33,274 --> 00:15:35,300 I'm so sorry. I said it makes you want to 127 00:15:35,390 --> 00:15:38,380 reach out and touch the cliffs. They seem so close. 128 00:16:10,025 --> 00:16:11,823 The home of the grey sharks. 129 00:16:12,743 --> 00:16:13,935 Sharks? 130 00:16:14,379 --> 00:16:15,732 U - boats. 131 00:16:16,618 --> 00:16:18,603 This is one of Germany's biggest bases. 132 00:16:19,891 --> 00:16:21,481 The Bear Island pack. 133 00:16:28,681 --> 00:16:31,634 What a place to die. Those poor devils. 134 00:16:32,075 --> 00:16:33,222 Save your sympathy. 135 00:16:33,313 --> 00:16:36,507 Those U-boats sent thousands of Allied seamen to their deaths. 136 00:17:25,884 --> 00:17:27,953 Number one hold first, Mr Johnson. 137 00:17:28,241 --> 00:17:29,718 Aye, Aye, sir. 138 00:17:42,901 --> 00:17:45,010 - Otto. - Yeah? What is it? 139 00:17:45,100 --> 00:17:47,610 I checked once again. Lansing doesn't speak German. 140 00:17:47,935 --> 00:17:49,685 Gut. Sehr gut. 141 00:18:05,351 --> 00:18:07,545 - Guten Abend. - Guten Tag. 142 00:18:07,869 --> 00:18:09,777 I'm afraid we have bad news for you, Herr Doktor. 143 00:18:10,025 --> 00:18:11,134 So, what is it? 144 00:18:11,224 --> 00:18:13,973 - Larsen has disappeared. - Disappeared? 145 00:18:14,341 --> 00:18:15,448 That's right. 146 00:18:15,538 --> 00:18:18,256 We searched the island but we don't know what has happened to him. 147 00:18:20,212 --> 00:18:22,088 But he was an expert in these conditions. 148 00:18:22,370 --> 00:18:24,356 He was with the Norwegian Army Ski Patrol. 149 00:18:24,446 --> 00:18:25,923 This island is treacherous. 150 00:18:26,244 --> 00:18:27,911 There are crumbling cliffs, avalanches... 151 00:18:28,001 --> 00:18:30,069 What if he's lying injured somewhere? 152 00:18:30,198 --> 00:18:33,108 Judith, Jungbeck and Heyter have spent days searching for him. 153 00:18:33,675 --> 00:18:37,582 Professor, you must ask NATO base to send a helicopter to search for him. 154 00:18:40,346 --> 00:18:43,016 Doctor, in your opinion 155 00:18:43,581 --> 00:18:46,569 if Larsen was lying injured for five or six days... 156 00:18:46,697 --> 00:18:48,687 In these temperatures, he would be dead. 157 00:19:05,113 --> 00:19:07,146 Hey, what happened to your bag? 158 00:19:07,829 --> 00:19:09,818 Somebody ransacked my cabin. 159 00:19:10,865 --> 00:19:12,695 - What? - No point making a fuss. 160 00:19:12,822 --> 00:19:14,650 - Nothing was taken. - Did you report it? 161 00:19:14,740 --> 00:19:16,058 Yeah, I told Gerran. 162 00:19:16,218 --> 00:19:17,616 I'll be damned. 163 00:19:21,373 --> 00:19:24,520 It's kind of funny about that guy Larsen, huh? 164 00:19:24,887 --> 00:19:26,398 Yeah. Wasn't it? 165 00:19:33,593 --> 00:19:35,345 Well, there it is. 166 00:19:36,992 --> 00:19:40,183 Home sweet home for the next six months. 167 00:19:43,901 --> 00:19:45,810 That's all that's left of the camp. 168 00:19:45,939 --> 00:19:48,653 Rest of the buildings were all locked down after the war. 169 00:19:50,693 --> 00:19:51,762 Well... 170 00:19:54,089 --> 00:19:55,485 What's the matter? 171 00:19:56,165 --> 00:20:01,349 I can almost hear what it must've been like, in the war. 172 00:20:09,679 --> 00:20:11,350 They have made it very comfortable, Otto. 173 00:20:13,116 --> 00:20:14,947 I had expected something more primitive. 174 00:20:24,991 --> 00:20:26,342 May I have your attention, please? 175 00:20:28,546 --> 00:20:31,979 Herr Jungbeck considers parts of this island exceedingly dangerous. 176 00:20:32,863 --> 00:20:35,579 I have marked them in red on that map. 177 00:20:36,459 --> 00:20:38,210 I want everyone to keep away from them 178 00:20:38,300 --> 00:20:40,176 until I have examined them myself. 179 00:20:41,336 --> 00:20:43,771 We do not want a repeat of what happened to Larsen. 180 00:20:50,169 --> 00:20:51,399 What is this? 181 00:20:51,489 --> 00:20:52,684 That's the no-go line. 182 00:20:53,889 --> 00:20:55,604 You stray this side of it, you get shot. 183 00:20:56,448 --> 00:20:58,482 NATO's early warning station's in there. 184 00:21:00,685 --> 00:21:01,752 What are these? 185 00:21:03,601 --> 00:21:05,475 The old U-boat pens. 186 00:21:08,078 --> 00:21:09,352 You got any tape? 187 00:21:09,676 --> 00:21:10,996 Tape? No. Sorry. 188 00:21:11,876 --> 00:21:14,469 Anybody got anything I can fix that with? 189 00:21:16,233 --> 00:21:17,552 Can you help me fix that? 190 00:21:19,471 --> 00:21:21,824 Yeah. Surgical tape would hold it. I'll get it. 191 00:21:22,428 --> 00:21:24,067 - The door. Would you mind? - Not at all. 192 00:22:02,481 --> 00:22:06,186 "The Psychology of Stress by Dr Heddi Lindquist. 193 00:22:06,677 --> 00:22:09,030 "Man and Industry. Volume One. " 194 00:22:10,715 --> 00:22:12,306 What's Volume Two about? 195 00:22:12,594 --> 00:22:14,106 I'm still working on it. 196 00:22:14,953 --> 00:22:16,829 Stress on these expeditions. 197 00:22:17,551 --> 00:22:18,743 Yes. 198 00:22:21,828 --> 00:22:24,944 Boy, I'd sure hate to go out with a psychiatrist. 199 00:22:26,026 --> 00:22:29,778 Probably have to think 15 times before you said anything. 200 00:22:29,984 --> 00:22:32,177 The first thought is usually the most honest. 201 00:22:32,500 --> 00:22:33,898 Do you want to hear mine? 202 00:22:35,300 --> 00:22:36,526 No. 203 00:22:37,415 --> 00:22:39,487 You stick to your marine biology. 204 00:22:39,974 --> 00:22:41,726 That suits me just fine. 205 00:22:48,090 --> 00:22:51,682 Did you know that the monkfish had a very active sexual life? 206 00:22:52,246 --> 00:22:53,276 Yes. 207 00:22:53,366 --> 00:22:55,832 You know that they lay a prodigious number of eggs. 208 00:22:56,524 --> 00:22:58,797 They lay them in along ribbon, 30 feet long. 209 00:23:00,242 --> 00:23:01,640 30 feet long. 210 00:23:06,557 --> 00:23:07,783 Yes, that's right. 211 00:23:14,991 --> 00:23:17,742 The sonar's working fine. Yeah, okay. Good. 212 00:23:18,068 --> 00:23:19,657 She's got plenty of power. 213 00:23:19,747 --> 00:23:20,936 She'll need it later. 214 00:23:21,026 --> 00:23:23,415 Part of the harbour inlet froze over the last time I was here. 215 00:23:27,744 --> 00:23:29,573 - So, Smithy's been here before, Frank? - Yeah. 216 00:23:29,741 --> 00:23:31,688 Smithy! When were you here before? 217 00:23:31,778 --> 00:23:34,249 In '71. The Geophysical Year. 218 00:23:34,580 --> 00:23:35,686 Yeah. 219 00:23:35,776 --> 00:23:37,167 You want me to take a plankton sample? 220 00:23:37,257 --> 00:23:39,283 Yeah. Where'd you put the reversing thermometre? 221 00:23:39,373 --> 00:23:41,728 - In the wheelhouse. - |'|| get it. 222 00:23:46,208 --> 00:23:47,642 What are you looking at? 223 00:23:48,329 --> 00:23:49,842 Just one of the old U-boat bases. 224 00:23:57,481 --> 00:23:58,836 Can I have a look? 225 00:24:01,558 --> 00:24:03,994 They bombed the hell out of them about six weeks before the war ended. 226 00:24:11,830 --> 00:24:13,740 The top entrance to the sub-pens caved in. 227 00:24:13,830 --> 00:24:16,468 The whole underground harbour's been sealed off ever since. 228 00:24:23,103 --> 00:24:24,612 I think what you're looking at now 229 00:24:24,702 --> 00:24:26,611 is a part of the cliff that came down during the air raids. 230 00:24:26,701 --> 00:24:29,489 Completely blocked off the underwater entrance. 231 00:24:29,579 --> 00:24:30,649 Kind of eerie, huh? 232 00:24:31,339 --> 00:24:33,169 They used to come in under there. 233 00:24:42,452 --> 00:24:44,440 - Spuds, peas, carrots? - Peas. 234 00:24:45,768 --> 00:24:47,564 I've been meaning to tell you, Professor, 235 00:24:47,687 --> 00:24:50,961 how much I've enjoyed your German Naval histories. 236 00:24:51,485 --> 00:24:52,475 Danke. 237 00:24:52,644 --> 00:24:54,552 But you flatter me by calling them histories. 238 00:24:54,642 --> 00:24:56,553 - Oh, no. - |t's just a sideline. 239 00:24:56,802 --> 00:24:58,551 A hobby, you might say. 240 00:24:59,039 --> 00:25:00,267 Excuse me. 241 00:25:12,111 --> 00:25:14,223 Lansing has read my naval books. 242 00:25:16,586 --> 00:25:18,257 Doesn't mean anything, Otto. 243 00:25:18,383 --> 00:25:20,013 I'm sure his name is just a coincidence. 244 00:25:20,103 --> 00:25:22,052 A lot of people have read them. 245 00:25:22,142 --> 00:25:24,576 But they have never been translated, Paul. 246 00:25:26,940 --> 00:25:28,656 And you said he spoke no German. 247 00:26:00,277 --> 00:26:02,107 You forgot to close the door. 248 00:26:04,675 --> 00:26:06,071 Push that down, will you? 249 00:26:09,952 --> 00:26:12,144 - Where's he gone this time of night? - Who? 250 00:26:12,268 --> 00:26:14,144 Lechinski. He was just out there. 251 00:26:15,226 --> 00:26:18,182 What the hell's a Russian doing in a NATO security area anyway? 252 00:26:18,384 --> 00:26:19,656 I thought he was Polish. 253 00:26:20,022 --> 00:26:21,772 Polish, Russian. What's the difference? 254 00:26:35,453 --> 00:26:39,762 "|n case of air attack, disconnect gas at main supply. " 255 00:26:41,209 --> 00:26:42,397 It's like a time capsule, isn't it? 256 00:26:42,487 --> 00:26:43,999 That's exactly what it's like. 257 00:26:44,089 --> 00:26:46,395 We're still in the war years. 258 00:26:47,125 --> 00:26:48,957 Bear Island getting you down already, Frank? 259 00:26:49,083 --> 00:26:51,391 No, but I think it's getting you down. 260 00:26:51,481 --> 00:26:52,551 What does that mean? 261 00:26:52,642 --> 00:26:55,106 I thought I knew you, Judith, but you've been riding Lechinski 262 00:26:55,197 --> 00:26:56,226 ever since we got here. 263 00:26:56,316 --> 00:26:57,667 - I don't like him. - Why not? 264 00:26:57,757 --> 00:26:59,467 Because he's Polish or Russian? 265 00:26:59,557 --> 00:27:01,192 I don't trust Russians, all right? 266 00:27:01,593 --> 00:27:04,187 I know it's unfair. It sounds right-wing racist, 267 00:27:04,712 --> 00:27:06,061 but that's how I feel, Frank. 268 00:27:06,151 --> 00:27:07,265 Well, it's dumb. 269 00:27:07,711 --> 00:27:08,819 We've been friends a long time. 270 00:27:08,909 --> 00:27:11,616 Would it make any difference to you if I told you I was German? 271 00:27:11,706 --> 00:27:14,337 You? You're 100% Californian. 272 00:27:14,427 --> 00:27:15,904 I was born in Germany. 273 00:27:16,025 --> 00:27:19,493 My mother took me to the United States when I was seven years old. 274 00:27:21,619 --> 00:27:22,938 And your father? 275 00:27:27,057 --> 00:27:29,012 My daddy was a U-boat commander. 276 00:27:29,894 --> 00:27:31,485 A real live hero. 277 00:27:31,972 --> 00:27:35,521 Had the Iron Cross pinned on him personally by Adolph Hitler. 278 00:27:39,687 --> 00:27:41,724 He was here, on Bear Island. 279 00:27:44,125 --> 00:27:45,193 Wasn't he? 280 00:27:48,045 --> 00:27:49,918 That's why you joined this expedition. 281 00:27:54,078 --> 00:27:57,671 Well, "hero" was their word for it. 282 00:27:59,514 --> 00:28:00,788 I don't know. 283 00:28:02,913 --> 00:28:05,105 What the hell is a hero anyhow? 284 00:28:46,123 --> 00:28:47,351 Are you taking the boat? 285 00:28:47,602 --> 00:28:48,921 No, I'm going skiing. 286 00:28:49,041 --> 00:28:50,189 From where? 287 00:28:50,441 --> 00:28:53,189 Dr Rubin asked me to help her with her wind metres. 288 00:28:53,279 --> 00:28:54,392 Ah. 289 00:29:26,255 --> 00:29:29,960 We're here. And we want to get there. 290 00:29:30,051 --> 00:29:32,119 We're going to have to go round that way. 291 00:29:32,488 --> 00:29:33,605 It's much shorter that way. 292 00:29:33,809 --> 00:29:36,002 Yeah, but the Professor's marked that way out of bounds. 293 00:29:37,127 --> 00:29:38,638 That's not avalanche country. 294 00:29:38,806 --> 00:29:40,434 Come on, Judith. They know what they're doing. 295 00:29:40,524 --> 00:29:41,558 So do I. 296 00:29:41,924 --> 00:29:43,197 I was brought up in country like this. 297 00:29:43,323 --> 00:29:45,960 Don't forget my dad was a Snow Control Officer. 298 00:29:47,761 --> 00:29:49,268 They've marked the wrong place on the map. 299 00:29:49,358 --> 00:29:50,838 I know I'm right, Frank. 300 00:29:50,959 --> 00:29:52,834 We're going my way, okay? 301 00:29:54,117 --> 00:29:55,947 My way takes us near the old U-boat base. 302 00:29:58,354 --> 00:29:59,705 Don't you want to see it? 303 00:30:00,511 --> 00:30:02,069 Can I give you an Eskimo kiss? 304 00:31:00,110 --> 00:31:01,145 Avalanche! 305 00:31:06,265 --> 00:31:07,415 Stay close behind me. 306 00:31:09,943 --> 00:31:10,979 Come on! 307 00:33:14,137 --> 00:33:15,284 Judith! 308 00:33:15,895 --> 00:33:17,010 Judith! 309 00:33:20,372 --> 00:33:22,124 Oh, no! 310 00:33:56,149 --> 00:33:57,183 Judith. 311 00:33:57,828 --> 00:33:58,895 Judith! 312 00:33:58,985 --> 00:34:00,545 Lansing! 313 00:34:01,185 --> 00:34:03,538 - She... She's back... - Lansing, I saw what happened. 314 00:34:06,023 --> 00:34:07,659 Lansing, there's nothing you can do! 315 00:34:08,739 --> 00:34:09,969 Lansing! 316 00:34:10,779 --> 00:34:12,005 Lansing. 317 00:34:13,536 --> 00:34:15,492 You had no right to go there, Doctor. 318 00:34:15,973 --> 00:34:17,645 You disobeyed my instructions. 319 00:34:18,252 --> 00:34:20,682 Judith said it wasn't an avalanche area 320 00:34:20,772 --> 00:34:22,162 and she knew about snow. 321 00:34:22,252 --> 00:34:23,719 But you were hit by an avalanche, my friend. 322 00:34:23,809 --> 00:34:24,797 - Now take it easy. - There were shots. 323 00:34:24,888 --> 00:34:26,318 There was an explosion. 324 00:34:26,408 --> 00:34:29,397 It wasn't an accident. It was a man-made avalanche. 325 00:34:31,044 --> 00:34:33,477 Is it me here or is it terribly cold in here? 326 00:34:39,079 --> 00:34:40,954 Now you must radio the NATO base. 327 00:34:43,793 --> 00:34:45,184 First Larsen, now Judith. 328 00:34:45,274 --> 00:34:47,341 I do not wish to seem insensitive, 329 00:34:47,431 --> 00:34:48,990 but Dr Rubin is dead. 330 00:34:49,191 --> 00:34:51,305 What is the point of breaking radio silence? 331 00:34:51,869 --> 00:34:55,179 There's nothing NATO can do for two people who are beyond help. 332 00:34:56,067 --> 00:34:57,339 For God's sake. 333 00:35:00,224 --> 00:35:03,614 It was no accident, Smithy. Somebody fired a shot. 334 00:35:04,103 --> 00:35:06,568 It was an explosion. That's what started the avalanche. 335 00:35:06,860 --> 00:35:08,850 Do you really think somebody tried to kill you? 336 00:35:09,458 --> 00:35:10,653 Me or Judith. 337 00:35:13,096 --> 00:35:14,494 Or just anybody heading that way. 338 00:35:14,774 --> 00:35:16,728 Why? You have any idea? 339 00:35:29,325 --> 00:35:30,598 Frank. 340 00:37:01,859 --> 00:37:04,133 What the hell is going on, Doctor? 341 00:37:04,418 --> 00:37:06,771 What are you doing in here? This is Larsen's room. 342 00:37:08,056 --> 00:37:09,614 I can't tell you, Frank. 343 00:37:11,653 --> 00:37:12,689 OKZY- 344 00:37:13,413 --> 00:37:15,402 Get up. We'll go and see Gerran. 345 00:37:15,851 --> 00:37:17,886 No, don't! Don't! 346 00:37:18,009 --> 00:37:20,682 All right, Frank. I'll tell you. Shut the door. 347 00:37:31,840 --> 00:37:34,027 Larsen worked for the Norwegian Intelligence. 348 00:37:34,117 --> 00:37:36,226 The government. The Norwegian government asked me to come here 349 00:37:36,316 --> 00:37:38,272 - and help him when I got here. - Help him? Why? 350 00:37:39,154 --> 00:37:41,825 - Are you his intelligence? - No. 351 00:37:41,951 --> 00:37:43,669 They wanted someone to assist him, 352 00:37:44,750 --> 00:37:45,899 another Norwegian. 353 00:37:46,030 --> 00:37:47,462 What was he doing here? 354 00:37:48,308 --> 00:37:51,024 - I don't know. - Come on, Doctor. What's going on? 355 00:37:51,426 --> 00:37:53,018 I think Larsen was murdered. 356 00:37:55,262 --> 00:37:57,932 When he disappeared, only Jungbeck and Heyter were here. 357 00:38:01,059 --> 00:38:03,651 And Jungbeck marked up those avalanche zones. 358 00:38:04,296 --> 00:38:05,695 With Gerran. 359 00:38:06,216 --> 00:38:09,126 Come on, Doctor. If you know anything, you've got to tell me. 360 00:38:10,094 --> 00:38:12,481 They said it was something to do with submarines. 361 00:38:18,528 --> 00:38:21,635 We were skiing towards the old German U-boat base 362 00:38:21,725 --> 00:38:24,699 when the avalanche hit us. 363 00:38:26,599 --> 00:38:28,442 Judith was murdered. 364 00:46:46,719 --> 00:46:49,042 It took time to put that rig in there, Smithy. 365 00:46:49,205 --> 00:46:51,519 Only Jungbeck and Heyter have been here long enough. 366 00:46:51,682 --> 00:46:52,722 We||, what do you think is going on? 367 00:46:52,885 --> 00:46:56,640 I don't know. I got no idea. That's up to the NATO base to sort out. 368 00:46:56,803 --> 00:46:59,002 That means using the radio. 369 00:46:59,165 --> 00:47:01,600 And if you're right about Judith and Larsen being murdered, 370 00:47:01,763 --> 00:47:04,562 these two guys are playing for big stakes and they are not alone. 371 00:47:04,725 --> 00:47:06,204 Lechinski's with them for one. 372 00:47:06,367 --> 00:47:10,599 Professor Gerran. He put those areas out of bounds. 373 00:47:10,762 --> 00:47:13,360 And if he's with them, you'll never get to that radio. 374 00:47:13,523 --> 00:47:15,520 I'll bust into that radio room. 375 00:47:15,683 --> 00:47:17,882 And then what? What frequency do you use? 376 00:47:18,045 --> 00:47:20,879 - Whose side are you on, Smithy? - The side that's staying alive. 377 00:47:21,042 --> 00:47:25,162 It's not making a move until we find out who all the players are and what they're up to. 378 00:47:25,325 --> 00:47:28,521 We||, I know who two of them are, and they murdered Judith and that's enough for me. 379 00:47:28,684 --> 00:47:30,802 - Where are you going? - |'m gonna go find them, Smithy. 380 00:47:30,965 --> 00:47:33,602 - Calm down. - I'm dead calm, Smithy. Dead calm. 381 00:47:33,766 --> 00:47:36,324 Frank, you're gonna blow it! 382 00:47:39,599 --> 00:47:43,603 Manfred. Manfred! Hey, Manfred! Looks like you could have a sparring partner. 383 00:47:44,959 --> 00:47:46,920 You any good? 384 00:47:47,083 --> 00:47:51,885 I'll spar with you. Get the gloves, Smithy. 385 00:47:56,759 --> 00:47:57,842 No gloves. 386 00:47:58,005 --> 00:48:01,440 Don't mind getting your face cut. 387 00:48:02,239 --> 00:48:04,739 He moves very well. 388 00:48:46,439 --> 00:48:49,090 Come on. Quit it. 389 00:49:25,643 --> 00:49:30,240 - Can't you stop it? - Time to go, pal. Time to go. 390 00:49:40,719 --> 00:49:42,999 We've got to get in touch with that NATO base somehow. 391 00:49:43,162 --> 00:49:45,123 There's no way to get through those mountains. 392 00:49:45,286 --> 00:49:48,358 We don't know that for sure. 393 00:49:48,522 --> 00:49:52,200 Okay. We can go take a look anyway, huh? 394 00:49:52,364 --> 00:49:55,880 I'll see if I can get us a hydrocopter for tomorrow. 395 00:50:13,199 --> 00:50:17,442 - You're pretty silent. - I don't like primitive behaviour. 396 00:50:19,519 --> 00:50:23,320 I thought psychiatrists were supposed to understand that kind of thing. 397 00:50:23,483 --> 00:50:27,205 Understanding's got nothing to do with it. 398 00:50:28,919 --> 00:50:31,524 - It isn't broken? - No. 399 00:50:44,599 --> 00:50:49,358 Why did you fight with him? Something else has happened, hasn't it? 400 00:50:49,521 --> 00:50:52,393 I guess it would be unethical if the patient kissed 401 00:50:52,483 --> 00:50:55,443 the doctor while receiving treatment, wouldn't it? 402 00:51:01,239 --> 00:51:06,919 I saw him and I thought of Judith and I saw red, I guess. 403 00:51:07,082 --> 00:51:09,724 Primitive behaviour. 404 00:51:13,919 --> 00:51:17,366 You haven't answered my question. 405 00:51:35,559 --> 00:51:38,059 Dr Lansing. 406 00:51:41,439 --> 00:51:43,639 How did that fight happen? 407 00:51:43,802 --> 00:51:46,221 We were exercising. 408 00:51:48,399 --> 00:51:54,306 Your irresponsibility, Doctor, is a threat to the success of my programme. 409 00:51:55,879 --> 00:51:59,557 First, your foolish descent from that helicopter, 410 00:51:59,721 --> 00:52:03,357 then you caused the death of Dr Rubin by disobeying my orders. 411 00:52:03,521 --> 00:52:06,322 Now, you have brutally injured one of my staff. 412 00:52:06,485 --> 00:52:08,044 It simply got out of control. 413 00:52:08,207 --> 00:52:13,280 This is no place for scientists who cannot control themselves. 414 00:52:13,443 --> 00:52:18,325 If there is one more incident, Doctor, |will have you replaced. 415 00:53:52,719 --> 00:53:55,219 Goodnight, Vienna. 416 00:54:09,359 --> 00:54:11,283 What's the matter? 417 00:54:11,446 --> 00:54:17,360 It's my suspicious nature. Gonna see if anybody's following us. 418 00:54:17,923 --> 00:54:21,962 The personal files of all the team? Why do you need those? 419 00:54:22,126 --> 00:54:24,163 I have to have a proper medical index. 420 00:54:24,326 --> 00:54:27,159 We must have certain basic medical facts available immediately 421 00:54:27,322 --> 00:54:29,080 like the blood group, ja? 422 00:54:29,243 --> 00:54:33,362 Very efficient, but they must not leave this office. 423 00:54:37,239 --> 00:54:39,924 - What is it? - Somebody on skis. 424 00:54:45,999 --> 00:54:50,322 It's just a coincidence. He can't be following us on skis. 425 00:54:50,485 --> 00:54:53,681 - Who is it anyway? - I don't know, but he's got a rifle. 426 00:54:53,845 --> 00:54:55,840 Here. Let's push on. 427 00:54:56,003 --> 00:54:59,360 Sooner we get to the NATO base, the better. 428 00:55:08,039 --> 00:55:13,981 You know something, Smithy, you behave just like a professional. 429 00:55:14,244 --> 00:55:16,744 What are you? 430 00:55:19,119 --> 00:55:23,806 You begin to see Indians... 431 00:55:36,839 --> 00:55:39,339 Smithy! 432 00:55:40,199 --> 00:55:42,699 You okay? 433 00:56:07,799 --> 00:56:10,404 - Smithy? - Yeah, I'm okay. 434 00:56:15,639 --> 00:56:18,369 Drop the rifle, comrade. 435 00:56:23,039 --> 00:56:24,963 All my life I have been surrounded by men 436 00:56:25,126 --> 00:56:28,560 who thought they could solve problems with guns. 437 00:56:28,724 --> 00:56:33,241 Or explosions. Right, Thaddeus? 438 00:56:33,405 --> 00:56:37,399 You two had better start walking. It's too cold to stand around. 439 00:56:37,563 --> 00:56:40,841 We're all gonna walk. You first. 440 00:56:41,004 --> 00:56:45,159 It would be wiser if I skied back for help. You could follow my tracks. 441 00:56:45,322 --> 00:56:46,921 It would not be a problem. 442 00:56:47,084 --> 00:56:53,018 Tell me something, Lechinski, where the hell do you go at night when you leave the camp? 443 00:56:53,282 --> 00:56:58,722 Much of my life I have spent in detention camps of both sides. 444 00:56:58,885 --> 00:57:03,321 After an hour or two in that complex, I have to get out. 445 00:57:08,039 --> 00:57:12,840 We'll follow your tracks. You send somebody back to pick us up. 446 00:57:47,479 --> 00:57:49,979 Here they come! 447 00:58:07,719 --> 00:58:10,759 - Are you all all right? - I guess we'll live. 448 00:58:21,239 --> 00:58:22,844 What happened? 449 00:58:23,007 --> 00:58:24,600 The gas tankjust blew up. 450 00:58:24,763 --> 00:58:28,962 I mean, that was the only explanation that we could think of. 451 00:58:29,125 --> 00:58:33,129 You should both see Dr Lindquist. Just in case. 452 00:58:35,759 --> 00:58:39,118 What's gonna be done about all these accidents? 453 00:58:39,281 --> 00:58:41,711 Yes. There's something we are not being told about. 454 00:58:41,874 --> 00:58:44,799 I don't understand why you can't get someone here to investigate. 455 00:58:44,962 --> 00:58:47,959 My report is going out by helicopter next week. 456 00:58:48,122 --> 00:58:49,960 There's nothing I can do before that. 457 00:58:50,123 --> 00:58:53,321 Just because somebody's given an order not to use the radio? 458 00:58:53,484 --> 00:58:57,878 Nothing is going to change your mind? 459 00:58:58,042 --> 00:59:02,082 How many more have got to die, Professor? 460 00:59:02,246 --> 00:59:06,239 Dr Lindquist! You talk of orders. 461 00:59:06,403 --> 00:59:10,878 Well, the orders are quite specific and not to be disobeyed. 462 00:59:11,042 --> 00:59:15,447 Not! Do you hear me? Nein! 463 00:59:41,919 --> 00:59:45,321 - Something's bugging you? - Maybe. 464 00:59:45,484 --> 00:59:47,879 I knew it was gonna be one of those days. 465 00:59:48,042 --> 00:59:52,039 I nearly get my ass blown off, now my analyst is mad at me. 466 00:59:52,203 --> 00:59:55,119 If I ask you a straight question, will you give me a straight answer? 467 00:59:55,282 --> 00:59:59,242 - Sure. - Why have you come on this expedition? 468 00:59:59,406 --> 01:00:02,601 Because my father was based here during the war. 469 01:00:02,765 --> 01:00:06,280 He was a German U-boat commander. 470 01:00:15,239 --> 01:00:21,007 That's the first time I've ever been hugged because my father was a German. 471 01:00:22,839 --> 01:00:27,960 I found a message from Larsen. Jungbeck and Heyter are Nazis. 472 01:00:28,123 --> 01:00:30,623 What else did he say? 473 01:00:33,079 --> 01:00:38,005 Jungbeck and Heyter are Reichskinder. What are Reichskinder? 474 01:00:40,079 --> 01:00:44,199 That means they were born at a Nazi baby farm near Hamburg. 475 01:00:44,363 --> 01:00:46,323 At the beginning of the war SS men mated with pure Aryan girls 476 01:00:46,486 --> 01:00:52,358 trying to breed perfect Nazis. 477 01:00:52,521 --> 01:00:55,021 Reichskinder. 478 01:01:03,359 --> 01:01:05,160 Go on. 479 01:01:05,323 --> 01:01:08,159 The other Nazi who controls them is code-named Zelda. 480 01:01:08,322 --> 01:01:10,962 Identity unknown, but is a member of the expedition. 481 01:01:11,126 --> 01:01:13,553 It has to be either Lechinksi or Gerran. 482 01:01:13,717 --> 01:01:15,480 Gerran. It has got to be Gerran. 483 01:01:15,643 --> 01:01:18,160 Look at the way he's kept everybody away from the radio. 484 01:01:18,323 --> 01:01:21,042 Even after Judith was killed, and Larsen, he didn't go to find him. 485 01:01:21,206 --> 01:01:27,041 - That's what Smithy says. Okay, go on. - They have located U-boat 351. 486 01:01:29,159 --> 01:01:33,209 What could be so important about my father's U-boat? 487 01:02:56,959 --> 01:02:58,995 My father's in there. 488 01:03:10,952 --> 01:03:13,147 Oh, Frank, I can't even... 489 01:03:15,272 --> 01:03:16,941 Oh, Frank, I'm so sorry. 490 01:03:19,548 --> 01:03:21,697 When I was a kid in the States I used to go to movies 491 01:03:21,787 --> 01:03:23,778 and I used to see the U-boat commanders 492 01:03:23,906 --> 01:03:26,136 machine-gunning women and children in life boats 493 01:03:26,226 --> 01:03:30,534 and I used to wonder if he... 494 01:03:33,460 --> 01:03:34,973 The lights go that way. 495 01:03:43,336 --> 01:03:45,170 Boxes of explosives. 496 01:03:45,896 --> 01:03:47,374 Careful. 497 01:03:48,934 --> 01:03:50,812 This is where they've been working. 498 01:03:52,691 --> 01:03:57,208 Frank, do you think all those murders were for some boxes of explosives? 499 01:04:12,802 --> 01:04:13,997 Gold. 500 01:04:17,600 --> 01:04:20,351 Can you imagine how much it must be worth today? 501 01:04:22,357 --> 01:04:28,192 But how does our friend Zelda plan to get the gold off the island? 502 01:04:28,834 --> 01:04:30,189 It doesn't matter. 503 01:04:30,794 --> 01:04:34,181 Because when everyone's asleep tonight we're going into that radio room. 504 01:04:34,271 --> 01:04:37,148 I'm gonna broadcast a mayday on every frequency they've got... 505 01:04:37,269 --> 01:04:40,306 Anybody who goes for that radio is dead. 506 01:04:41,148 --> 01:04:43,578 I'm telling you. These guys are not kidding. 507 01:04:43,668 --> 01:04:45,696 You've got a gun. 508 01:04:45,786 --> 01:04:47,697 Oh, thanks. Thanks very much. 509 01:05:17,371 --> 01:05:19,520 When I was researching my last book, 510 01:05:19,610 --> 01:05:22,719 I established what happened to every U-boat in our fleet 511 01:05:22,809 --> 01:05:24,286 except 351. 512 01:05:25,127 --> 01:05:27,718 And I have combed through every Allied combat report 513 01:05:27,808 --> 01:05:29,716 for the week it left Norway. 514 01:05:29,806 --> 01:05:31,557 No one even attacked the submarine. 515 01:05:32,484 --> 01:05:35,280 It must have got here with the Norwegian gold reserves. 516 01:05:35,881 --> 01:05:37,391 Jungbeck and Heyter are doing their best. 517 01:05:37,481 --> 01:05:39,151 So far they've found no trace of it. 518 01:05:39,879 --> 01:05:41,359 I know. 519 01:05:42,278 --> 01:05:44,348 But I have dreamed of this. 520 01:05:44,918 --> 01:05:47,954 To find that gold and return it to Norway. 521 01:05:49,916 --> 01:05:53,144 No one would dare whisper then that I was a Nazi. 522 01:05:54,714 --> 01:05:57,670 Otto, you were cleared in the Denazification trials. 523 01:05:58,513 --> 01:06:01,186 You're a distinguished man, respected loyally. 524 01:06:03,030 --> 01:06:04,819 Nobody needs proof. 525 01:06:04,909 --> 01:06:06,544 But perhaps I do, Paul. 526 01:06:08,148 --> 01:06:09,819 Many of us went along with them. 527 01:06:12,783 --> 01:06:14,694 To find the gold and give it back, 528 01:06:15,864 --> 01:06:17,580 an act of contrition. 529 01:06:39,451 --> 01:06:41,559 Good evening, Professor. You wanted to see us. 530 01:06:41,649 --> 01:06:43,764 I wanted to know if you have made any progress. 531 01:06:44,569 --> 01:06:46,316 Well, it's slow work searching the sea bed. 532 01:06:46,406 --> 01:06:49,435 You see, we can't use the echo sound now that this Smithy 533 01:06:49,525 --> 01:06:51,795 is running the research boat. 534 01:06:51,885 --> 01:06:54,554 Tell them about Smith, Otto. 535 01:06:54,644 --> 01:06:57,318 I brought with me research papers from my new book, 536 01:06:57,563 --> 01:07:00,873 including reports of the American demolition team. 537 01:07:02,121 --> 01:07:04,955 Some of them were signed by a George Smith. 538 01:07:08,039 --> 01:07:10,993 - It is a common name. - It is the same signature. 539 01:07:12,276 --> 01:07:15,391 He could still be serving. Perhaps with Intelligence. 540 01:07:17,473 --> 01:07:20,352 I must find that gold before anyone else does. 541 01:07:21,032 --> 01:07:22,988 If it exists, Otto. 542 01:07:40,103 --> 01:07:42,330 Hey, let's keep the snow outside, eh? 543 01:07:44,780 --> 01:07:46,768 - Shut the door. - Hey! 544 01:07:49,137 --> 01:07:50,810 Where the hell has he been in this weather? 545 01:07:52,616 --> 01:07:54,811 Frightening the polar bears. 546 01:08:28,798 --> 01:08:31,755 Radio tower has fallen outside. 547 01:08:32,476 --> 01:08:34,306 Flashlights! 548 01:08:34,396 --> 01:08:35,545 Quick. 549 01:08:36,434 --> 01:08:38,028 Let's check over here, eh? 550 01:08:43,592 --> 01:08:45,023 It sounded like the roof. 551 01:08:45,430 --> 01:08:46,988 Nothing over here. 552 01:08:49,987 --> 01:08:51,898 The radio mast is down! 553 01:08:59,143 --> 01:09:00,498 Lechinski! 554 01:09:01,063 --> 01:09:02,416 Oh, Jesus! 555 01:09:02,741 --> 01:09:04,221 Get Dr Lindquist. 556 01:09:12,938 --> 01:09:15,531 - He's had it. - No, he hasn't. 557 01:09:16,255 --> 01:09:20,804 A cutter. We need a plain cutter. And get the doctor. 558 01:09:22,610 --> 01:09:24,444 Bring some lights. 559 01:09:35,206 --> 01:09:36,764 Mr Smith, can you help, please? 560 01:09:41,603 --> 01:09:44,321 What are you giving him? Adrenaline. 561 01:10:09,190 --> 01:10:10,862 Gold. 562 01:10:11,829 --> 01:10:13,468 Treasure. 563 01:10:15,546 --> 01:10:20,857 Coming back into Germany. 564 01:10:22,104 --> 01:10:25,015 Worldwide network. 565 01:10:27,701 --> 01:10:31,215 Zelda controls it. 566 01:10:34,937 --> 01:10:36,974 Who is Zelda? 567 01:10:41,613 --> 01:10:46,811 Using it to wreck economy. 568 01:10:59,085 --> 01:11:00,917 Who is Zelda? 569 01:11:06,723 --> 01:11:09,031 I don't think he'll recover consciousness. 570 01:11:58,254 --> 01:11:59,646 The research boat's gone. 571 01:11:59,736 --> 01:12:01,885 - Broken adrift? - No, somebody took it. 572 01:12:02,015 --> 01:12:03,972 They got to be crazy with this kind of weather. 573 01:12:04,495 --> 01:12:06,085 Head back to camp. 574 01:12:31,042 --> 01:12:32,916 Has he spoken again? 575 01:12:33,880 --> 01:12:35,200 No. 576 01:12:37,119 --> 01:12:39,155 Somebody's taken the research boat. 577 01:12:40,317 --> 01:12:42,545 How can you get to the NATO base? 578 01:12:44,036 --> 01:12:46,071 I'll try tomorrow morning. 579 01:12:48,633 --> 01:12:50,067 I wonder who he is. 580 01:12:52,992 --> 01:12:54,980 Wonder how he got on to Zelda. 581 01:13:04,864 --> 01:13:06,494 Oh, no! 582 01:13:06,584 --> 01:13:07,853 What the hell's wrong now? 583 01:13:07,943 --> 01:13:10,616 The damn cold outside must be affecting the generator. 584 01:13:10,822 --> 01:13:12,970 Where's Jungbeck? He should go and check it. 585 01:13:13,220 --> 01:13:14,973 I haven't seen him since this morning. 586 01:13:16,019 --> 01:13:18,249 Well, someone must check that generator. 587 01:13:19,059 --> 01:13:20,969 Okay. I'll go take a look at it. 588 01:13:22,056 --> 01:13:23,457 It'll cost you, though. 589 01:13:25,056 --> 01:13:29,092 A double scotch, from each one of you. 590 01:13:54,482 --> 01:13:56,154 Wake up. Something's gone wrong with the lights. 591 01:13:56,362 --> 01:13:57,872 Keep an eye on Lechinski. 592 01:14:04,874 --> 01:14:06,023 Has anybody gone to check the generator? 593 01:14:06,115 --> 01:14:07,465 Smithy's gone. 594 01:14:07,555 --> 01:14:08,624 - On his own? - Yeah. 595 01:14:10,273 --> 01:14:11,944 Frank, I'll come with you. 596 01:14:22,029 --> 01:14:23,701 The genny door is open. 597 01:14:25,185 --> 01:14:26,745 Something's wrong. 598 01:14:41,659 --> 01:14:42,933 What happened? 599 01:14:43,218 --> 01:14:44,885 - You all right, Tommy? - A|do. 600 01:14:44,975 --> 01:14:46,455 Otto? 601 01:14:51,574 --> 01:14:53,768 - Otto! - What the hell happened down there? 602 01:14:54,212 --> 01:14:55,690 - Is he... - Otto? 603 01:14:57,851 --> 01:15:00,409 Dr Lindquist. Dr Lindquist. 604 01:15:00,569 --> 01:15:02,004 Come, check his heart. 605 01:15:02,849 --> 01:15:04,485 Try and sit down, Tommy. 606 01:15:05,286 --> 01:15:07,435 Come on, sit up. Okay, right. 607 01:15:07,525 --> 01:15:09,002 They're hurt. Come on. 608 01:15:12,043 --> 01:15:14,000 Frank! Frank! 609 01:15:15,162 --> 01:15:16,391 Right there! 610 01:15:20,680 --> 01:15:22,316 Come quick! 611 01:15:26,478 --> 01:15:28,786 - Can you stand up? - Carefu|. 612 01:15:28,916 --> 01:15:30,191 OKZY- 613 01:15:31,674 --> 01:15:33,472 What happened? 614 01:15:33,875 --> 01:15:35,227 Smithy. 615 01:15:36,311 --> 01:15:37,791 Smithy was in that hut. 616 01:15:47,306 --> 01:15:49,740 - |nto the hut. - |'m going. 617 01:15:56,661 --> 01:15:59,415 Come on, Inge, move, move! 618 01:16:06,978 --> 01:16:08,124 Frank, are you all right? 619 01:16:08,735 --> 01:16:09,725 Yeah, I'm okay. 620 01:16:09,815 --> 01:16:11,325 But the bloody food store's on fire. 621 01:16:11,772 --> 01:16:14,044 - Somebody help me with these doors. - Stig? 622 01:16:14,134 --> 01:16:16,282 We've got to block the windows or we'll all freeze to death. 623 01:16:16,372 --> 01:16:18,727 - Tommy, the windows. Use the cushions. - Yeah, right. 624 01:16:18,852 --> 01:16:20,727 I'll get the ping pong tables. 625 01:16:22,690 --> 01:16:24,088 Somebody get some light. 626 01:16:24,729 --> 01:16:26,561 There's an oil lamp in the kitchen. 627 01:16:26,888 --> 01:16:28,286 I know where it is. I'll get it. 628 01:16:28,407 --> 01:16:29,680 Hurry UP- 629 01:16:38,363 --> 01:16:39,952 I've looked there. Try upstairs. 630 01:16:41,280 --> 01:16:44,079 Inge, bring some pillows from the office. 631 01:16:50,916 --> 01:16:52,553 What was it? What caused it? 632 01:16:53,436 --> 01:16:55,026 You don't know, Professor? 633 01:16:57,193 --> 01:16:59,704 Frank, the corridor is filling with snow. 634 01:17:04,469 --> 01:17:06,460 - Get the bedding out of every room. - Right. 635 01:17:30,578 --> 01:17:32,771 The end rooms are filling with snow. 636 01:17:33,098 --> 01:17:37,134 Get your mattresses and your blankets and bring them in here. 637 01:17:38,094 --> 01:17:40,209 It's the only way we're gonna keep warm. 638 01:17:41,172 --> 01:17:43,081 Stop it! Stop it! 639 01:17:44,251 --> 01:17:45,886 Why are we all pretending? 640 01:17:46,809 --> 01:17:48,683 What happened out there, that was no accident. 641 01:17:51,607 --> 01:17:53,715 She's right. 642 01:17:53,805 --> 01:17:55,955 The generator was blown up. 643 01:17:58,163 --> 01:18:00,358 - Deliberately. - What do you mean? 644 01:18:00,684 --> 01:18:03,433 I mean, somebody in this room is trying to kill us 645 01:18:03,720 --> 01:18:06,600 because of the fortune and gold on this island. 646 01:18:07,360 --> 01:18:08,909 It was left here by the Nazis 647 01:18:08,999 --> 01:18:11,511 when they failed to get it off at the end of the war. 648 01:18:12,158 --> 01:18:14,351 NATO closed the island off 649 01:18:14,915 --> 01:18:18,428 and now the Nazis are using this expedition to try again. 650 01:18:18,913 --> 01:18:20,542 Nazis? 651 01:18:20,632 --> 01:18:22,422 - Here? - You better believe it. 652 01:18:22,512 --> 01:18:25,389 - Who are they? - I only know two of them. 653 01:18:29,948 --> 01:18:31,938 What? What is he talking about, Professor? 654 01:18:33,466 --> 01:18:34,775 Surely you don't think that, Mr Lansing... 655 01:18:34,865 --> 01:18:36,140 He's got a gun! 656 01:18:37,105 --> 01:18:38,093 Don't move! 657 01:18:42,263 --> 01:18:43,935 Stayjust as you are. 658 01:18:56,655 --> 01:18:57,964 Frank, search them. 659 01:18:58,054 --> 01:18:59,484 Gentlemen, arms up, please. 660 01:18:59,574 --> 01:19:00,768 Aldo. 661 01:19:12,967 --> 01:19:14,116 Where shall we put them? 662 01:19:15,528 --> 01:19:16,878 The store room's got a lock on it. 663 01:19:17,883 --> 01:19:18,954 Good. 664 01:19:19,764 --> 01:19:21,990 Gentlemen, please, this way. 665 01:19:39,715 --> 01:19:41,465 Tommy! 666 01:19:45,672 --> 01:19:48,627 Take the first watch. You'll be replaced in two hours. 667 01:19:48,829 --> 01:19:50,388 Okay, Doctor. 668 01:19:53,027 --> 01:19:54,902 I'll take the first watch. 669 01:19:56,586 --> 01:19:57,985 Get a couple of hours sleep. 670 01:19:59,425 --> 01:20:01,859 Zelda's bound to make his move sometime tonight. 671 01:20:46,924 --> 01:20:48,480 Don't move. Don't move. 672 01:20:48,962 --> 01:20:50,316 Keep him conscious. 673 01:20:55,238 --> 01:20:56,955 The pain should end quickly. 674 01:21:06,793 --> 01:21:08,145 Speak English. 675 01:21:09,071 --> 01:21:10,744 Who is Zelda? 676 01:21:18,346 --> 01:21:19,779 English. 677 01:21:39,137 --> 01:21:40,775 He's dead. 678 01:22:25,634 --> 01:22:27,270 There's no way through, Frank. Look at that. 679 01:22:27,432 --> 01:22:29,820 There has to be a way through there somehow. 680 01:22:30,351 --> 01:22:31,820 Are you going to take the hydrocopter? 681 01:22:31,910 --> 01:22:34,699 No, the scooters. That way we can get higher up into the mountains 682 01:22:34,789 --> 01:22:36,779 before we have to start climbing. 683 01:22:36,908 --> 01:22:38,784 I couldn't climb those faces. 684 01:22:38,908 --> 01:22:40,261 Heddi and I are going. 685 01:22:42,906 --> 01:22:44,418 Tommy, get the skis, will you? 686 01:22:44,545 --> 01:22:46,376 Aldo, the scooter's ready? 687 01:22:50,143 --> 01:22:51,415 Frank. 688 01:22:52,262 --> 01:22:55,130 Is it really necessary for Dr Lindquist to go? 689 01:22:55,220 --> 01:22:56,969 Yes. I trust her. 690 01:22:57,059 --> 01:22:58,968 Wouldn't it be better to take the rifle? 691 01:22:59,137 --> 01:23:02,331 You're right. Here. You keep this. 692 01:23:02,454 --> 01:23:04,173 Will you get the rifle for me, please? 693 01:23:20,727 --> 01:23:24,115 This is madness, Doctor. You will never get through those mountains. 694 01:23:24,205 --> 01:23:26,315 The research boat is gone, Professor. 695 01:23:26,405 --> 01:23:28,157 There's no food, no heat. 696 01:23:28,844 --> 01:23:30,879 Somebody has to go. 697 01:23:33,080 --> 01:23:34,353 Okay? 698 01:23:35,399 --> 01:23:36,594 Good luck, Frank! 699 01:25:14,769 --> 01:25:16,326 This should do. 700 01:25:18,929 --> 01:25:20,480 You didn't think I was really gonna make you 701 01:25:20,570 --> 01:25:22,080 cross those mountains, did you? 702 01:25:22,170 --> 01:25:24,160 I didn't know what you were up to. 703 01:25:24,529 --> 01:25:26,204 We're gonna find out who Zelda is. 704 01:25:26,410 --> 01:25:28,123 Why? Do you think he's gonna follow us? 705 01:25:28,213 --> 01:25:29,531 He'll have to. 706 01:25:34,614 --> 01:25:36,365 We'll ambush him right here. 707 01:25:37,334 --> 01:25:40,530 I came to take my turn on guard and found him lying there. 708 01:25:44,255 --> 01:25:45,575 Somebody let them out. 709 01:26:18,026 --> 01:26:20,017 Frank! 710 01:26:20,986 --> 01:26:22,499 That's enough. 711 01:26:29,508 --> 01:26:31,263 Let's get undercover. 712 01:26:47,952 --> 01:26:49,023 We'll wait. 713 01:26:58,237 --> 01:26:59,510 It's emPiY- 714 01:27:01,597 --> 01:27:04,068 My God! It's Paul Hartman. 715 01:27:05,040 --> 01:27:06,234 We're going back. 716 01:28:12,456 --> 01:28:14,606 We'll lead them back to the ambush place. 717 01:30:30,696 --> 01:30:32,174 Hurry UP- 718 01:35:07,449 --> 01:35:08,804 Hartman hasn't come here. 719 01:35:09,529 --> 01:35:12,330 Do you think they moved the gold to the boat yesterday? 720 01:35:13,290 --> 01:35:14,521 Before the blizzard. 721 01:35:14,973 --> 01:35:17,164 I'll go down and check and see if it's there. 722 01:35:17,254 --> 01:35:19,163 Find someplace and hide yourself. 723 01:35:41,940 --> 01:35:43,087 "And when he got there, the cupboard was bare. " 724 01:35:43,179 --> 01:35:44,534 My God! 725 01:35:44,660 --> 01:35:48,178 Smithy, I thought you'd been killed in that blast. 726 01:35:57,064 --> 01:35:58,702 You can't be one of them. 727 01:35:58,865 --> 01:36:02,496 Not me. Oh, no. I'm strictly private enterprise. 728 01:36:03,587 --> 01:36:04,621 The gold. 729 01:36:06,388 --> 01:36:09,176 I was just a kid diving for the Navy when I found my way in here. 730 01:36:09,266 --> 01:36:12,384 Like you did. There I was just asking to be liberated. 731 01:36:14,027 --> 01:36:15,619 Naturally, I went back and reported 732 01:36:15,709 --> 01:36:17,348 that the entrance was completely sealed. 733 01:36:18,149 --> 01:36:20,941 The radio mast. You did that. 734 01:36:21,031 --> 01:36:23,260 I couldn't let you contact NATO, now could I, pal? 735 01:36:23,351 --> 01:36:24,786 You killed Lechinski. 736 01:36:26,872 --> 01:36:28,785 - He's dead? - Yeah. 737 01:36:29,634 --> 01:36:31,184 Damn. Sorry about that. I really am. 738 01:36:31,274 --> 01:36:33,345 - He was just unlucky. - He got in the way. 739 01:36:33,996 --> 01:36:36,384 Then you nearly blew us all up with the generator. 740 01:36:36,475 --> 01:36:37,706 You're no better than the rest of them. 741 01:36:37,796 --> 01:36:39,070 No, no, no. I didn't do that. 742 01:36:39,597 --> 01:36:42,187 That baby was ticking toward zero when I went in there, into that hut. 743 01:36:42,277 --> 01:36:43,506 Then when the big bang came, 744 01:36:43,637 --> 01:36:45,436 hell, I figured it was the perfect time for me to disappear. 745 01:36:46,116 --> 01:36:47,755 And get your gold. 746 01:36:48,559 --> 01:36:49,628 Wrong. 747 01:36:49,919 --> 01:36:52,387 Jungbeck and Heyter must have loaded it on the research boat 748 01:36:52,478 --> 01:36:53,670 just before the blizzard started. 749 01:36:53,760 --> 01:36:55,478 Jungbeck and Heyter are dead. 750 01:36:56,000 --> 01:36:58,150 - What? - Hartman is Zelda. 751 01:36:59,921 --> 01:37:04,282 Smithy, together, you and I could... 752 01:37:10,725 --> 01:37:13,159 Sorry, pal. It just wouldn't work. You're too damn honest. 753 01:37:14,485 --> 01:37:15,678 Turn around. 754 01:37:17,085 --> 01:37:18,566 Come on. 755 01:37:31,851 --> 01:37:33,045 Sorry, pal. 756 01:38:24,985 --> 01:38:26,896 I can't find Otto anywhere. 757 01:38:29,386 --> 01:38:30,979 Paul Hartman is gone, too. 758 01:38:36,587 --> 01:38:39,102 The hydrocopter's behind the last hut. 759 01:38:41,030 --> 01:38:42,543 Otto! 760 01:38:43,030 --> 01:38:44,465 Hey, Tommy, footprints. 761 01:38:45,671 --> 01:38:47,468 Somebody's gone over to the harbour. 762 01:39:02,554 --> 01:39:04,866 Looking for your storm troopers? 763 01:39:06,596 --> 01:39:09,669 Jungbeck and Heyter have been working for you all along. 764 01:39:10,718 --> 01:39:12,948 They found the U-boat just as you had predicted. 765 01:39:13,999 --> 01:39:16,674 We couldn't have done it without your expedition, Otto. 766 01:39:19,439 --> 01:39:21,350 The party will always be grateful. 767 01:39:23,519 --> 01:39:25,591 I'm taking you back to the camp. 768 01:39:31,482 --> 01:39:33,201 That came from the harbour. 769 01:39:43,326 --> 01:39:45,127 No point waiting any longer, Zelda. 770 01:39:45,450 --> 01:39:47,165 Your two friends won't be showing up. 771 01:39:49,727 --> 01:39:50,956 Now, turn around. 772 01:39:51,167 --> 01:39:53,968 Come on. Put your hands on those boxes. Put it out! 773 01:40:04,853 --> 01:40:06,924 Won't be needing that any longer. 774 01:40:21,217 --> 01:40:22,729 And hold it right there. 775 01:40:33,901 --> 01:40:35,299 Hey, where do you think you're going? 776 01:40:36,380 --> 01:40:37,656 Hold it! 777 01:40:52,027 --> 01:40:53,459 It's Smithy! 778 01:40:54,905 --> 01:40:57,820 Back inside. Come on. 779 01:40:59,746 --> 01:41:01,261 The professor's been hurt. 780 01:41:02,748 --> 01:41:04,261 Take the wheel. 781 01:41:08,829 --> 01:41:10,309 Keep that speed. 782 01:41:13,431 --> 01:41:15,819 Something's happened to the professor. 783 01:41:20,114 --> 01:41:21,672 Something's happened to the professor. 784 01:41:21,993 --> 01:41:23,473 He's over by the supply dock. 785 01:42:31,131 --> 01:42:32,564 I'll be damned. It's Lansing. 786 01:42:35,692 --> 01:42:37,683 - |t's Lansing. Open her up. - I can turn around him. 787 01:42:37,773 --> 01:42:39,686 I said, "Open her up. " Lose him. 788 01:42:41,575 --> 01:42:43,089 Faster! 789 01:42:45,936 --> 01:42:47,814 Come on! You can do better than that. 790 01:46:05,273 --> 01:46:06,865 Lansing? 791 01:46:09,233 --> 01:46:10,789 Lansing! 792 01:46:11,352 --> 01:46:12,913 I know you can hear me. 793 01:46:15,912 --> 01:46:19,225 Listen to me, Lansing. You're intelligent. 794 01:46:20,436 --> 01:46:21,914 You can understand. 795 01:46:23,196 --> 01:46:26,792 What I am doing is not for myself, 796 01:46:27,877 --> 01:46:29,835 but what I believe in. 797 01:46:37,120 --> 01:46:40,716 Lansing, that gold belongs to The Reich. 798 01:46:40,961 --> 01:46:43,794 All I want is to get it away without any trouble. 799 01:46:44,441 --> 01:46:46,351 I don't wish you any harm. 800 01:46:47,843 --> 01:46:49,799 I'll prove it to you, Frank. 801 01:46:50,323 --> 01:46:53,556 I'm coming out, unarmed. 802 01:46:54,565 --> 01:46:56,796 Unarmed, Lansing. 803 01:46:58,046 --> 01:46:59,797 You can trust me. 804 01:47:02,607 --> 01:47:04,758 Lansing? 805 01:47:06,648 --> 01:47:08,800 Lansing? 806 01:47:09,768 --> 01:47:11,841 Lansing? 807 01:47:18,970 --> 01:47:21,407 You see, unarmed, as I promised. 808 01:47:26,253 --> 01:47:29,167 You and I can trust each other, Lansing. 809 01:47:29,854 --> 01:47:32,654 Smith was just a fortune hunter, 810 01:47:33,331 --> 01:47:35,067 but you can understand. 811 01:47:35,440 --> 01:47:36,808 I only ask... 812 01:48:32,709 --> 01:48:34,626 "Captain Lansing and his crew 813 01:48:34,716 --> 01:48:40,550 "persisted in their refusal to hand over the gold to Nazi party officials. 814 01:48:40,713 --> 01:48:45,912 "They were therefore excecuted at 0700 hours this morning. 815 01:48:46,076 --> 01:48:51,638 "The gold will be transfered as soon as the present air raid is over. " 816 01:48:52,789 --> 01:48:56,510 It is signed by the Senior SS Officer. 817 01:48:56,674 --> 01:49:00,554 The last entry in his log book.