Original subtitles

Good morning, Mr. Phelps.

Nicholai flies, in spite of his exile from Veyska

by the military junta that took over the country,

has continued to lead a popular movement

to overthrow this dictatorship.

We know that two days ago,

Kurzon had in his possession a frame of microfilm

containing the names of Veyskian Officials

and leading citizens who support him.

lf Kurzon and (Crofi are to Veyska,

it will result in the murder of these patriots

and kill their chance to liberate the country.

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

is to rescue Nicholai Kurzon

a make sure at microfilm

ot get to Veyska

As always, if you or any of your IM Force

should be caught or killed,

the secretary will disavow

any knowledge of your actions.

Please destroy this tape in the usual manner.

Good luck, Jim.

We are a nation surrounded.

Our enemies are everywhere.

They are poised to strike,

but we must strike first.

We must destroy our enemies before they destroy us.

ue must show as mercy

- Well? - Perfect.

slloritakes his /daily swim

at 2:00 every afternoon.

Is the pool indoors or outdoors?

- It's in the basement. - That should be interesting.

This is Victor Grigov, deputy chancellor.

at 2 tomorrow afternoon on his own plane.

Now, Kurzon will be put in this compartment,

and the microfilm in the safe in here.

Jim, that's

- Yeah, that's right.

can be reached from the baggage compartment

which runs underneath.

There are air ducts all through the plane.

In other words, while the seat-belt sign is on.

- That's during takeoffs and landings. - That's right.

set with horosc

and everyone 'S whol 59 eon t a ahi e plane.

Good.

Well, no problem, Willy.

by co commercial j jet

long before the vice chancellor's plane lands.

Now, ladies and gentlemen,

Nicholai Kurzon.

Sure looks alive.

Feels alive.

Barney.

- Is that all he can do? - That's all he has to do.

Good afternoon, Your Excellency. Won't you

Will you find out how long it will be

before the deputy chancellor

ill be able to board his plane?

Certainly.

It quite an opportunity for Stahl, picking up Kurzon microfilm.

shl Has been trying to underminelme

for the last two years.

We must watch him

during days.

Make it look good.

PSneIs Sap poss. No Bo @ Selo.

iS, boys.

Shoot away. plenty.

- Thank you. - Good morning.

- I'm from Newsworld Magazine. - Thank you, Miss Varnay.

- You most welcome.

I'd like to you a uestions.

! understand that you're the only one

that Princess Francesca will allow to cast her horoscope?

Is it true that many of the leaders of the neutral countries

for your in helping to bring peace talks?

When do you € expe! tole return

Must be a movie star.

Now, Mademoiselle Varnay,

how do you get such great accuracy

in your astrological predictions?

1 merely interpret the messages of the stars.

Care to comment

on your fantastic pred

of the recent war in the Middle East?

Many thousands

might have

if the leaders of thel world! paid

ess attention to the words of di

and more to the messages of the stars.

arnay,

Thank you.

could lead to peace on earth?

Deputy Chancellor Grigov.

I'm afraid you have me

at a disadvantage, m imaclounotsalla e.

Have we met before?

Oh, thank the stars we have met.

! must your chancellor

immedie

Well, perhaps a brief note...

No, no, you do not understand. There is no time.

! tried to call before my plane left London,

but I could not get through.

! am an astrologer.

Believe me, he is in danger today.

The chancellor has his own astrologer.

I'm sure he would him of any danger.

And if you're wrong, he will die today.

Mademoiselle, I'm afraid

'm not a great believer in astrology.

ease excuse me.

son,

Newewtodl Magazine.

Th ‘om n/p

In view of rumours of a revolution in your country,

as famous as Mademoiselle Varnay?

Yes, but your chancellor does.

ell, ! you're right for his sake

for yours.

a shot of Mademoiselle Vannay

eihhan io ake dbhewee .

Please get these reporters out of here.

lemen, please, that's all:

uestions.

Now, please.

The

At 2:00 today,

- Meaning what? - Death.

Violent death by water.

Is he planning to go to the lake today?

He's staying in the capital.

It could be water he bathes, water he drinks.

- It could be... - The pool.

- It's a call for Grigov. - Find out who it is.

There is a call for you, Your Excellency.

It is the chancellor.

! was about to call him and he calls me instead.

It's the chancellor, the real one.

Oh, we've been cut off.

Cut me in.

It's ringing.

- Chancellery. - Hello.

euverl ust to see

There is a woman here at the airport, an astrologer.

- An astrologer? Who?

Mademoiselle Varnay.

=o ees 3 s most gifted.

What t danger d aes see?

Something about water.

She says you must not jo into the pool today.

“Oh, justamoment

Carl, examine the pool.

No, ! don't for: It could be anything.

Just examine the pool.

- What is it? What has s happen ed?

Your Excellency, you there?

Excellency?

Somebody wired

gh-voltage electrical charge.

If it had not been

for Mademoiselle Varnay,

it would have been me.

But who?

He will give you the answer.

Bring him to me at once.

retin on iin 3 e same plane 5 th % vat

Very well, Your Excellency.

before that plane's in the air.

Those two trunks are mine.

This seems a great deal of luggage, mademoiselle.

Oh, no, no, Excellency, not for a world tour.

Il have not been home for seven months.

before we plane,

of having the customs inspect i we land in Veyska

Thank you.

Very good.

- Shall we b our plane?

If you will permit me, mademoiselle.

afraid! I'm skeptice

about astroloc

Most people are

- When were you born? - Fifth of May, 1915.

I'm having trouble breathing.

The air's getting thin.

There's no air coming in. The line must be broken.

ere

can't get to it.

We got to open a ho!

the two compartments a d of time

or we'll get too high and black out.

every feet.

Check.

Eleven thousand.

Twelve thousand.

Thirteen thousand feet.

Fourteen thousand.

How do you feel?

Fresh air never smelled so sweet.

to pick up Kurzon.

You have an enemy.

This enemy will destroy you unless you destroy him first.

This enemy, do you know who he is?

- What month is Scorpio?

November 21st.

Perhaps I discover more

him for you.

Take a look.

We must be landing

to pick up Kurzon Stahl.

Right.

Do we land so soon?

ef stopover

to pick up of our ambassadors

imatraidlite goimeltoberatan

We're landing. Hold on.

Please excuse me.

But of course.

Put him on the bed.

Excellency.

Until We reach Veyska:

in C 9 fia aro wake up sooner.

Very well.

The microfilm, colonel.

We all anxious to

eit

My orders are that it be placed in the safe

until we reach the capital.

He's in the compartment with Trubner.

They can tune in any frequency they like

to meet M Mademoiselle Varna

a very gifted astrologer.

- Wie cuiense? we

Why I not informed?

Just one hour ago,

to thank her personally.

Less than 15 minutes ago,

on the telephone.

in a fall th is morn

and HSB eicontinedlts ued all day.

Mr. Deputy Chancell

W256 calling Red Deer.

W256 calling Red Deer.

This is Red Deer, W256.

Request code five, request code five.

Acknowledge code five.

Yes? This is your chancellor.

This is Colonel Stahl, Excellency.

he p sresence of ana astrologer

Mademoiselle Varnay, on the plane.

She is there on my orders.

But, Excellency,

only as rt while ago

and you did not tell me about her at that time.

Your 0 S are etob bring. Kurzon

and the microfilm to me as soon as possible.

think you me an apology, colonel.

thi

think youre matic San aluellisd

- Do not go too far, Grigov. - Oh, that's right.

- Do you, Stahl? - ! do not.

When were you born?

What's wrong, colonel?

you afraid to have

mademoiselle your horoscope?

If the mademoiselle has nothing better to do,

If you will’e e me.

Scorpio.

Scorpios make skilful forgers.

you baltave in a: astrology,

there are things happening aboard this airplane

you should be aware of.

2 Witt thing wags, nibacemciselley

What are you doing?

You pig.

This is a forgery.

ligemelerealit Vout tatine

- Obviously you it would be.

- You put it there.

You're trying to make me look like 1 am a traitor.

Give it to me!

Give it to me.

What is it, colonel?

These two are to be placed under arrest.

lam now in command

- is the charge?

Treason.

But it won't work, Stahl.

The chancellor will believe me, not you.

The chancellor will believe his own eyes.

W256 calling Red Deer.

You were right about Stahl.

sstnet tha chert sat,

convince him that I'm totally innocent.

But of course, it is the least 1 can do.

th Grigov and Trubner's names

are on it.

Then I no longer know who to trust.

and going to my une esicores.

during my a absence,

- ! want everyone on that list arrested. - l understand.

Oh, yes, one more thing,

my summer r

- A car will pick her up. - Very well, Excellency.

will n acter umnremvenctod Stahl.

when you r sh the e capital.

Perhaps ! underestimated

your gift,

and that he was going to do something desperate.

! thought it my duty to warn you.

where it is safer.

Kurzon. Stay with them.

That was terrible.

- Who was he? - He was a traitor.

- ! hope we meet again soon.

mademoiselle.

- Will he be all right? - He'll be all right in a few minutes.

Did you get the microfilm?