All language subtitles for Foreign.Intrigue.1956.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG.en

Nice-Vienna return.

- Thank you, Mr Bishop.
- Thank you.

Mr. Bishop ...

... forgive me, but I do not live here ...

... I am a simple tourist.

I imagine this is obvious.

Do you want to talk to me about something?

Oh, no, no. I heard without wanting
what you said before that ...

... these tickets are
for Victor Daneymore.

Exactly.

Of course I have heard of
Victor Daneymore, but ...

... I have not met anyone
who knows him personally.

I read in an article a few months ago
that they are one of the richest in the world.

That's what they say.

They call him: "The mysterious
face of the Riviera".

Is it really mysterious?

- You know now ...
- This is amazing!

Amazing.

What is it like to have
so many millions?

You know, it's not as easy
as people like us think.

Mr. Danimor
suffered a heart attack.

- Should I call the doctor, sir?
- Yes.

And tell him it's too late.

Where is Mrs. Daneymore?

I think Mrs. Daneymore is
on the sun terrace, sir.

You make the phone call.
I will tell her.

- Dominic.
- Dave?

- Are you dressed?
- I'm wearing a swimsuit.

Get dressed.

Victor suffered a heart attack.

He is dead.

My dress is
in the chair, behind you.

What happened;

I found him on the library floor.

He died before I could do anything.

- Was he alive when you found him?
- Yes.

- He said ... did he say anything before he died?
- No.

What will happen now;

The usual.
Death certificate...

... funeral, press releases ...

Wear something black.

I will feel like an actress.

It will not last long.

Dave ...

... will you take care of everything?

I'm paid by the end of the month.

Journalists will come and
ask questions and ...

I will take care of them.

Should I meet them?

You can not,
you are devastated by sorrow.

- Are we too late?
- Calm down.

- Madam, accept my condolences.
If you need something tonight ... / - Thank you.

- Won't you come back?
- In a bit.

- Do not be late.
- I will not be late.

Isn't it awesome?

Yes.

I learned that it happened while we
were talking at the travel agency.

Correctly.

- Maybe if I hadn't delayed you ...
- Nah, nothing would have changed.

A weight off my shoulders.

Didn't you find Mr. Daneymore?

Correctly.

Did he say anything before he died?

No.

I'm glad to see you again, Mr Bishop.
Have fun. Have a nice day.

- Who is this;
- You do.

- And what did he want?
- What do you want;

- I have to talk to you.
- And why are you so mysterious?

I'm not mysterious.
Let's go somewhere else.

- Let's go for a drink.
- Good idea, let's go for a drink.

- That's what I said.
- Yes, I know, it's a good idea.

- Good morning, doctor.
- Good morning.

My sincere condolences,
Mr Bishop.

Mr. Daneymore was a gentleman.

Yes, a real gentleman.

- Cognac.
- Cognac.

Two cognacs, then.

So what do you want from me, doctor?

There is a mystery.

- I think you said it does not exist.
- I thought about it again.

I received a letter.

He is from a lawyer in Vienna.

- Here you go.
- What does she want;

He wants from me,
as an official medical examiner ...

... to send him a validated
certificate ...

... about the causes of death
of Victor Daneymore.

Here are the cognacs.

Nice weather today, huh?

Wonderful.

Nice sun, a little warm.

Two cognacs, Mr. Bishop.

- Can I treat you to one?
- Very kind of you, thank you.

He wants from me,
as an official medical examiner ...

... to send him a validated
certificate for the causes of death ...

Fine, send it to him.

- Why is he asking for it?
- What does it matter;

Have you ever heard him?

Mannheim ... No.

Why write such a letter to me?

I do not know.
Didn't Daneymore die of a heart attack ?

I think so.

What do you mean you think so?

Mr. Daneymore was alive
when you found him, wasn't he?

Yes.

Did he say anything before he died?

Why say something before he dies?

I do not know. And why a lawyer
I have never heard of ...

... to write to me from Vienna
and ask for an official certificate?

Okay, don't worry anymore.

- Will you take over this?
- I will take care of it.

Will you write to him and
clarify everything?

I will clarify everything.
Have another drink.

Thank you, Mr. Bishop,
you are a gentleman.

I definitely am.

Mr. Bishop?

My name is Spring ...

... Jonathan Spring.

The butler told me you
would be back soon.

I'm from the insurance company
that Mr. Daneymore had a contract with.

- Let's go to the library.
"Let me not delay you, Mr. Bishop."

I understand how unpleasant it is ...

... to discuss the death of
someone very dear to you ...

... and in whom you were also
very dear.

- What do you want to learn;
- I already know the most details.

I just want to confirm that
you found Mr. Daneymore ...

... and you called the authorities.

I found Mr. Daneymore.

The butler called the authorities
on my orders.

In fact ...

When you found Mr. Danimor,
I know he was alive for a few minutes.

For a few seconds.

Seconds; In fact ...

Did Mr. Daneymore say anything
about me?

No.

Thank you very much, Mr Bishop.
Sorry to bother you.

No inconvenience.

I am very pleased.
I'm leaving now, good night.

Good evening.

Front; I would like to talk to Vienna.
Vienna, in fact.

The number is 18-2-26.
I want to talk to Mr Carl Mannheim.

Mannheim, in fact. My name;
My name is Bishop. Yes correctly.

What time will the connection take place, Miss?

Excellent thanks.

I will go.

I will call you shortly.

I'm leaving for Paris tonight.

Is there a reason not to leave?

I do not find anyone.

You told me you were paid
by the end of the month.

I learned that the same is true of
my home.

This and a few thousand cash
is his legacy ...

... "rich Victor Danimor",
I close the quotation marks.

- At least you have the security.
- Victor had not been safe.

He could not do without
giving details about his life.

And of course he would not do that.

Ever wondered about
the details of his life?

I used to do it, but I
stopped a long time ago.

I was even beginning to believe
the stories you had created.

Romanian nobleman,
former polo champion ...

... multimillionaire ...
You did a very inspiring job, Dave.

- He paid me for it.
- As he paid me.

Did you ever ask him who he really was?

No.

Women are supposed to be
weird, especially husbands.

- And public relations consultants, too.
- I was not married to him.

With the exception of the ceremony,
neither was I.

Have you ever heard of a Spring?

Spring?

Jonathan Spring.

Strange name.
No, I have not heard him.

Has anyone ever asked you about Victor?

No why;

Because some people asked me
if he said anything before he died.

I asked you the same.

You were his wife, it
was a logical question.

What do you think, Dave?

Maybe we are the only ones who
know that Victor's past was ...

... a series of lies that
paid me to fabricate.

But we know that his money was
not fake.

And you'll want to know where he found them.

The day he died, I had
made another reservation for him in Vienna.

What does this mean;

- You do not want to know why he made
all these trips? / - No.

- Who is Mannheim?
- Who?

Mannheim!
A lawyer from Vienna ...

... who wants an official report ...

... about the causes of death of Victor Daneymore.

I do not know, Dave. I do not know any
of these people ...

... and if I knew, I would leave them.

Seven years ago Victor Daneymore
appeared out of nowhere ...

... and he hired you
to create a past for him ...

... and he bought me
to be his wife.

I spent seven years as the beautiful wife
of the legendary Victor Daneymore.

I was the perfect hostess to all
his fancy international parties.

I held him in my arms in all the luxury
restaurants of the European capitals.

You wrote the dialogues
and I was the setting.

Now I'm poor but
very respectable Mrs. Daneymore.

This is the legacy
that Victor left me.

A myth that paid you
to create.

Maybe this is what I was expecting ...

... and now I like it.

And I do not care who he was
or where his money came from.

I'm free, and I do not want
anything to ruin that.

Sorry, Dave, it was not easy.
I did not like being an actress.

I did not like to show feelings
to someone I hated.

- Did you hate me for what I said?
- No.

You once loved me ...
a long time ago.

How do you know;

- Women understand that.
- So you say;

- Did you love me?
- You said you knew it.

Do not be harsh.

And how did you feel ...
a long time ago?

I wanted you ... very much.

I did not understand.

Women know how to hide ...
when they want to.

And suddenly you stopped wanting me?

I stopped hiding,
but I still want you.

- Come with me, Dave.
- Where;

In Paris.

Let's forget what happened. Let's start
making our own memories.

- The phone is ringing.
- No, it does not ring.

- Mr. Bishop, please. Front;
Is Mr. Bishop there? / - The same.

Mr Mannheim from Vienna
on the line. Speak, please.

- Forward, Mr. Bishop?
- Forward, Mr. Mannheim?

- Yes?
- I call about the letter ...

... that you sent to the medical examiner ...

... on the causes of death
of Victor Daneymore.

I see. You have a relationship with
the medical examiner's office, eh?

No, I was working for Mr. Daneymore.

The doctor is curious
what you want the official certificate.

Ah, in fact ...
I do not think it matters to find out now ...

... although I had no right to speak
while Mr. Danimor lived.

I understand.
What exactly is it about?

Mr. Daneymore had given me
a sealed document ...

... and gave me an order that
in case of his death ...

... I had to get an official certificate
of the causes of his death.

And if the causes were normal,
normal ...

... to destroy the document without
opening it and reading it.

What if death was not normal?

I have to open it and
follow the instructions it contains.

- Did you open it?
- Oh, no, no! I keep it ...

... until I receive the certificate
I requested.

Mr Mannheim, how long
have you had this document?

Oh ... eight years.

- Mr. Mannheim ...
- Yes?

Do not damage the document.

- Why; Is something happening?
- No, no, nothing is happening.

There is a flight from here tomorrow afternoon
that arrives in Vienna at 7:30 p.m.

I will take this flight.
I want to see you when I arrive.

Well, I do not see any
problem, Mr Bishop.

I will be back to my office
tomorrow night, after dinner.

- Is it late at 10:30?
- I'll be there.

Goodbye, Mr. Bishop.

Did you know that?

It happened eight years ago!

I did not know Victor
eight years ago.

Neither do you.

Why do such a thing?

Because there was a possibility
that he would die of abnormal causes.

- This is ridiculous.
- We do not know.

We do not know why Victor went to Vienna
3-4 times a year. At least I do not know.

I told you we never discussed
such things.

And wouldn't you like to know?

Wouldn't you like to know
who you lived with for seven years?

- Are you going to Vienna?
- Yes.

Can I ... can I do
something to stop you?

What are you afraid of, Dominic?

Whatever Victor did,
whoever he was ...

... he was not happy, Dave.

And according to what you said, he
was even scared.

Don't try
to take his place, Dave.

Maybe you want to know what I discovered.

I will be in Paris, Dave.

- "Attention, please! Attention!"
- Thanks.

"KLM announces the arrival
of flight number ..."

Hey, Tony!
I'll be right back.

- Hello, Dave.
- How are you, Tony? / - Fine.

- I am glad to see you.
- And I.

- Did you arrange them for immigrant files?
- The power of the press! There was no problem.

- We will send your things to the hotel
and we will go immediately to the headquarters. / - Nice.

- Chief Baum?
- Yes.

From here, Mr. Dave Bishop.

My name is Tony Forrest
from the Associated News.

Inspector Romer said
we could see the files.

He has informed me.
What do you want to learn;

I want to see the entry card
completed on ...

- ... January 16, by Victor Daneymore.
- Victor Daneymore.

D ... D ... Danymore ... Danymore.

- Isn't he the one who died
last week? / - Exactly.

January 16 ...

- How often did he make this trip?
- Sometimes a year.

Strangeness! We never found out.

I wonder what
someone does with so much money.

- Surely it was January 16?
- Yes ... Flight number ...

- 412 from France.
- What address did he give to Vienna?

Residence: Vienna, Hinkel Street!

Hinkel Street?

- What happens;
- Do you know Hinkel Street?

No.

It is one of the worst
neighborhoods in town.

Are you sure;

Hinkel Street, 16. If I had so much money
I would not live on Hinkel Street.

I do not live on Hinkel Street even now.

Thank you, Chief Constable,
thank you very much.

No problem. Can
someone please sign the book?

I still have some work to do, Tony.

- I'll see you at the hotel
in a while. / - Okay.

Dave, Hinkel Street is not one of
the best neighborhoods in Vienna.

- Thanks.
- Does nothing.

"HINKEL STREET."

Mr. Daneymore.

Mr. Daneymore?

Who are you;

I'm the housekeeper.

- You are not Mr. Daneymore.
- No.

No, my name is Bishop.

How long have you been working here?

Why are you asking me;
If you want to learn something ...

... why don't you ask Mr. Daneymore.
He will be here tomorrow.

- No, he will not be here tomorrow.
- Oh, yes, it will.

Mr Daneymore had an accident
last week.

Accident; Accident;
Oh, Mr. Daneymore is dead.

Passed away.

Oh yes, Mr. Daneymore is dead.

I should have understood that.

How often did he come here?

I had to understand
that he died tonight.

E? Ah, he came three times a year ...

... and he always told me
in advance when he would return.

And it was never too late. No...

... not once was it too late.

Mr. Daneymore was a
very big businessman ...

... and he would come here and discuss business
with other big businessmen.

And ... what were they talking about?

Of course, I never listened to
what they were talking about.

I'm trying to find those that
Mr. Daneymore met here ...

... to tell them that
Mr. Daneymore has passed away.

No ... I never listened.

Did you turn on the light?

Yes.

Can you turn it off when you leave?

I will delete it.

Goodbye.

'I heard a name once.

He was a Swede coming.

I remember it because it was a
very important name ...

... and it was the only name I heard.

He was from Stockholm.

Olaf Lindquist.

But it no longer matters.

He is not going to come again ...

... because, as you know,
Mr. Daneymore is dead.

- Whiskey with water.
- Thanks.

"Excuse me, are you
Mr. Bishop?" / - Yes?

The gentleman there wants
to offer you a drink.

- Did he send you?
- Yes Sir.

- Good evening, Mr. Bishop.
- Good evening, Mr. Spring ...

- ... if that's still your name.
- Of course it is my name, why should I lie?

Please sit down.

- What will you take;
- An explanation.

I see that it will be very difficult
for me to talk to you, Mr Bishop.

Practically impossible, Mr Spring,
if that is your name.

- I told you this is my name.
- Yes I know.

Why did you come to Vienna?

I thought you wanted
to tell me something.

- Yes I want.
- So start.

I see that you are a very
smart man, Mr Bishop.

I'm sensitive to flattery, Mr Spring.
So do not take advantage of my weakness.

I have been hired to watch you
and report your actions.

- Have you been hired
to watch me? / - Yes.

- Who?
- I can not tell you that ...

... but I can tell you that
his name is known to you.

I can say that everyone
knows his name.

- Sounds like a very
important person. / - Is.

- And why is he interested in me?
- That's why I'm talking to you, Mr Bishop.

Because the man who hired me is
interested in you ...

... and I wonder why.

I do not think it is
for something you know ...

... at least not yet.

So it must be
for something you might learn.

Therefore I offer you
my help.

Free. No monetary remuneration
and no obligation.

- Help me do what?
- To find out what this is ...

... that suddenly made you
so important.

It is, let's say,
like traveling in the dark ...

... but if this trip succeeds, it
will eventually lead you to my employer.

Otherwise he would not be interested in you.

And then I will become important ...

... because we will know what
my employer is afraid of ...

... and I, of course, know his name.

You will know the "why",
and I will know the "who".

Perfect combination for "wedding".

But why did someone as important
as your employer hire you?

You will understand this in time.

And now, let me
contribute a word ...

... on your journey into the darkness.

One thought: Blackmail!

Blackmail;

It could explain a lot.

It could explain
Mr. Daneymore 's inexplicable source of wealth.

He could explain his
frequent meetings in Vienna.

And to protect the identity of
those he met ...

... could be the perfect
explanation why he had a blind housekeeper.

It is a thought.

Hi Dave, how are you?

He could also explain
why everyone asks ...

... if he said something before he died.

- I do not understand.
- Dodo, are you giving me the phone?

Yes;

Oh, in fact, Mr. Bishop?

I will be waiting for you.

Yes;

- Mr. Mannheim?
- Yes?

My name is Mrs. Daneymore,
Mrs. Victor Daneymore.

- Please come in.
- Thanks.

- Please sit down.
- Thanks.

Forgive me a lot for bothering you at
such a time, Mr. Mannheim, but ...

... I think the issue is very urgent.

What can I do for you,
Mrs Daneymore?

It has to do with the file that
my husband, Mr. Mannheim, gave you to keep.

In fact.

Will you give me this document?

You know ... I do not have these
instructions, Mrs. Daneymore.

Oh ... all I can say,
Mr. Mannheim ...

... is that I admire the judgment of my husband
who trusted you so much.

You are very kind.

Is the file my husband gave you
sealed?

It was sealed and dated
by your husband in front of me.

Understood.

Do you mind showing me
the stamp, Mr Mannheim?

Oh ... I do not see why I should
object, Mrs Danimor.

As your spouse's heir you
have the right to make sure ...

... that the seal has not been tampered with.
- Thanks.

Do you want to see it now?

Yes, please.

- Thanks.
- Thanks.

Shh ... wait.

Don't you plug it?

Will you listen to me?

- I will do it ...
- What's up?

- What happened;
- I do not know. Call the police.

Murder! Murder!

Assassin!

- Who?
- He!

- Where;
- There!

Just a moment please!

Halt! Halt!

Police!

The murderer! Get out of there!

Murderer!

Murderer!

Okay, tell me what happened!

What happened; I saved your life, that's done.

How did you happen to be here?

- I did not happen to be here, I
followed you. / - Why;

I told you. I was hired
to watch you.

Besides, I had to do it
to protect your life.

How will you find something that will
help me if I let you die?

Give me my collar!

Who pays you to watch me?

Don't be silly,
I can't tell you that.

And I thought I had you in my hand.

You need to know how to protect
yourself in today's world.

It's a real jungle, you know.

What happened up there?

I killed someone
who was holding a document.

You did it;

What kind of document?

Something that
Daneymore had given him a long time ago.

Securing the blackmailer.

A sealed document,
somewhere in the world ...

... in the hands of an honest man.

What is your next move?

- I will follow you wherever you go.
- In Stockholm.

In Stockholm?

The housekeeper gave me a name from
those who met on Hinkel Street.

Wonderful! Now we have an item.

In Stockholm, eh?
Stockholm is a beautiful city.

I have years to go.

We progress, we progress.

Forward, center?

Give me the 6-0-2-4-1-3, please.

Empty ... center, leave it.
Thanks.

Beriavegen, 28.

We have arrived.

You can wait;

Here you go;

Eh ... wait! Wait here.
I'm going there, you were waiting here.

- Oh, I understand, I will wait here.
- Fine.

Oh, forgive me,
I did not hear you knocking.

- Forgive me. Do you speak English;
- In fact, I'm talking.

Oh, sorry, forgive me,
can I help you?

Yes, I'm looking for Mr. Olaf Lindquist.

- Mr. Olaf Lindquist?
- Yes.

Isn't this his house?

Yes.

Is something happening?

Mr. Lindquist was my father.
He died five years ago.

- Oh ... oh, forgive me ...
- No problem.

Maybe I can help you.

Look, I'm a journalist.
I am writing an article for someone else ...

... who died recently.
For Mr. Victor Daneymore.

While researching his papers, I came
across your father's name.

I do not remember
my father ever mentioning Mr. Daneymore.

Of course, many years have passed.

But maybe my mother knows.

- Can I talk to your mother?
- He's not here now.

In fact, the house is
closed for the summer.

We live in our country house.

- I understand ... / - How long do you plan
to stay in Stockholm?

I just came to talk
to your father.

Oh ... oh, what a pity! I was just going
to meet my mother.

If you do not mind the ship,
you can come with me.

Do you go to the countryside by boat?

Oh, it's not exactly countryside.
It is an island in the archipelago.

There are many islands there.

- I have a taxi waiting.
- Fine.

- Is this your first trip
to Stockholm? / - The first.

Then I have to show you all
the interesting points.

- You do not have to.
- I would love.

There it is ...

- You do not look.
- I will look.

- What time is it;
- 12:15, why? We are late;

No, it 's early.
We can stop at the palace.

- Will you show me the palace?
- Yes.

- Are we sure we have time?
- Yes sure. Do you want to see it.

- Is not that right;
- Of course!

Wait!
Okay, we're off!

Oh, I'm crazy about getting on ships
and trains at the last minute.

- Oh, yes, he has a lot of fun.
- Let's go ahead and sit on the bow.

- Be allowed;
- Of course!

Most do not do this because they do
not like the wind and the splash.

Is true!

What time does the ship we came from return?

- They keep coming and going.
- Continuity;

Mother;

- Hello my love!
- Hello!

Let me introduce you
to Mr. Bishop, mother.

- Am I very happy, Mr. Bishop?
- Nice to meet you.

Mr. Bishop came
to tell you about the father.

For my husband?

It basically concerns someone
your spouse may have known.

I see.

- Aren't you sitting?
- Thanks.

- Can I offer you a soft drink?
- No thanks.

Do not hesitate if you change your mind.

And now, what could I tell you?

Have you heard the name,
Victor Daneymore?

Victor Daneymore?
In relation to my husband?

Yes.

Do you know if there was a relationship between
Mr. Daneymore and my husband?

I think it was there, Mrs Lindquist.

May I ask why do you think so?

Maybe it will help me remember the name.

Mr Danimor died
last week on the Riviera.

His wife asked me to investigate
Mr. Daneymore's past ...

... thinking that maybe I should write
a biography of her husband.

He gave me some of his personal documents
to study, and among them ...

... there was a note
that Mr. Danimor met your husband in Vienna.

- In Vienna?
- Yes.

Were these documents dated,
Mr. Bishop?

Unfortunately, no.

As I remember, a few years
before my husband died ...

... was traveling to Vienna.
I think once a year.

What was the purpose of
these visits?

I guess it was for work.

Forgive my ignorance, but can you
tell me what his job was?

My husband was an industrialist,
Mr. Bishop.

In fact.

He was also a great philanthropist.

What kind of man
was Mr. Daneymore?

Mr. Daneymore
was also a philanthropist.

- Maybe that was their relationship.
- Probably.

Sorry to bother you.
You were very kind.

There is no problem,
Mr Bishop.

Can you tell me when
the next ship leaves for Stockholm?

Let me think ... Britta, you know.

There is one in no time.
There is another one at 9:00.

Why not stay for dinner?

- Oh, no, I would not like to ...
- Oh, it's a very good idea.

I'm afraid it will not be something special.
Only Britta and I.

- But you are very welcome.
- Surely I do not become a burden to you?

We are pleased, Mr Bishop.

And now I take over.

Try again.

(She speaks Swedish.)

- Oh, wonderful!
- What it means;

It's a toast to all
the beautiful girls, Mr. Bishop.

A very classic Swedish
expression of appreciation.

- There are many more I
can teach you. / - Stop immediately.

But
Mr. Bishop will not understand them anyway .

But I will understand.

(She speaks Swedish.)

Oh thank you.

I'm very sorry, Mr Bishop ...

... but it seems that fog has fallen ...

... and last
night's route to Stockholm was canceled .

I'm so sorry.

Your plans will be ruined.

It does
not upset me ...

... but I'm sorry
to host you.

It is our pleasure to have you stay
with us, Mr Bishop.

I'm just sorry I do not have
to give you a toothbrush.

Shall we go for our coffee in the living room?

- Surely you are not cold?
- Oh, no. You see, in the end it is not cold.

- I like the fog.
- Why;

Why; I do not know.
You do not like it?

Yes, sometimes.
You feel calm.

Yes, calm and intimacy.

Nice to meet you for dinner, Dave.

And I was glad that fog fell.

Why were you happy?

Then you want to know
why I'm thinking about something.

- Why;
- Why not;

- Are you bothering me again?
- It can...

... maybe a little.

- Weren't you glad you stayed?
- Yes.

Why;

To have the opportunity to be
in the fog and talk to you like that.

I think that's why I was happy too.

- Why are you smiling;
- Because I like the way you say it.

Is he different from ...
the way other girls are?

Yes, it is a little more direct
than usual.

- That's not good, is it?
- Nah, I think it's very good.

I should be more ... sophisticated ...

... and to be able to have smart and meaningful
dialogues with people of the opposite sex.

I think the way you talk
is fine.

You are refined.

Why do you say this;

Because you have traveled the world,
you have seen a lot ...

... and you have probably made love
to many women.

With thousands.

This is probably true, and it
makes me feel ... insufficient ... inadequate.

- Is it the right word?
- There is the word, but it is not appropriate.

When you are young, you are
in a world that seems stagnant ...

... where you
keep hearing the same things.

And after you have said them many times
and you are tired of hearing them ...

... then people call you sophisticated.

If I were sophisticated,
I would know what to say now.

Maybe it's better that you are not.

- It could not be better.
- Yes maybe.

Do you want to go for a walk;

- If you want. / - No, no, but I
think maybe it's better.

We can walk
to the sea.

- Is there anything to see?
- Maybe no light here and there ...

... but it is a nice feeling to listen to
the water and imagine what you want.

Are you sure you know the way?

But yes, I do it my whole life.
I could do it with my eyes closed.

- Oh ... there was another step.
- I know!

- Strange that I forgot.
- Yes, weird.

- Yes, it is ... My English is not
so good. / - You do just fine.

"It's a ship out there."
- I hear it.

- No ... you are not helping me.
- I am not trying.

- There is the English expression: "Everything is allowed
in love ..." / - Oh ... we have it in Swedish too.

- Do you see how well you understand the language?
- You can gain something in translation ...

... especially when you do not want to talk.

And ... I knew there was another step.

Is it possible to fall
in love from day one?

They say it is possible
at first glance.

We also have this expression.

Let's go to the sea, Dave.
But ... you go first.

Why me;

- Because you will definitely stumble.
- Okay, we'll see.

- This is not the way we came yesterday.
- Right, it is not.

- I thought you said the ship is here?
- Here is.

Where;

- There.
- What do you mean there?

- This is mine.
- It's very nice, but what do we do?

We will set sail for Stockholm!

- With this;
- It floats, you know.

Yes, but I do not know sailing.

You will be the power
and I will be the mind.

- Surely you know what to do
with this thing? / - Of course! Come!

Can't we wait for
the big ship?

No. This is slower,
but much more fun.

Much more fun, eh?

- Well done!
- It was nothing.

He has a taxi there. You go.
I will see you in one.

Surely you can
do it without me?

If I have difficulties I will call you.

- How did you get in?
- The door was unlocked.

- Oh, no, it wasn't.
- Okay, it wasn't.

- It seems that things went well.
- It was a dead item. Literally.

Lindquist died five years ago.

- And what are you going to do now?
- I will shave.

- Where were you last night?
- Locked on an island.

- At the Lindquist cottage, eh?
- I see you did not waste your time.

- Lindquist was a great man.
- Yes, that's what his wife told me.

What do you think he may have done so
that Daneymore could blackmail him?

Maybe we made a mistake from the beginning.

What do you mean;

Maybe Daneymore was not a blackmailer.

Maybe what he did
was not right ...

... but to stay away
from blackmail.

That must have been important.

- Then, something escaped me.
- No...

... somewhere, without realizing it,
you made great progress.

How did you come up with this idea?

Because, this morning I was
ordered to kill you.

- What did you say;
- I was ordered to kill you.

- Never;
- This morning.

- Why;
- Because you came here.

- But I did not learn anything!
- Are you sure;

Of course I'm sure.

Then we have to think about
our moves ...

... until we find what we overlooked.

And now, we must move fast.

- And what will happen to your ... orders?
- I can delay them for a while.

Thank you very much!

Do not misinterpret
your position or mine.

... nor, on the other hand, is it as rare
as good people think.

You are lucky to be working together.

What if I told you that we
do not work together anymore?

- That would not be good at all.
- Okay, I'm saying that.

- This is nonsense.
- I have been an idiot in the past.

But you had the opportunity
to do stupid things again.

So let's see
if my luck continues.

- Do not believe.
- I tried to stop him.

I tried to stop
him from going to Vienna.

I came here to try
to stop him.

And, as I said, he is an opportunist ...

... and right now
completely ruthless.

He will lie, he will pretend ...

... will do everything ...

... to find out your
father 's relationship with my husband.

If there was a relationship with your husband,
let Dave expose it.

What harm can be done?
Why are you trying to stop him?

My husband was a blackmailer,
Miss Lindquist.

What has this got to do with my father?

Your father was not the great
philanthropist that everyone believed in.

He was a traitor to his homeland.

He sold his homeland for
power and more wealth.

Mr. Danimor knew this ...

... and every year they met
in Vienna and your father paid him.

He paid to live ...

... until he could no longer
bear it ...

... and then he committed suicide.

- You will not find anything.
- Anyway, it was worth a try.

- Sorry I messed up your stuff.
- Why did you punch me?

Why you ...?
You threatened me with a gun.

After you dropped the gun from my hand,
I did not need the punch.

Now I want to do it again.

Why do we keep arguing? We can
win everything if we work together.

Yes, if you ever understand
what I'm supposed to know.

That's why Dave Bishop
sold you love.

That's why he came here.

That is why he will not stop
until he learns this story.

- Why;
- Because he wants to blackmail.

To continue from where
my husband died.

- But how can I stop him?
- Do you have a date for dinner?

- Yes.
- Take him somewhere ...

... that you will be alone.

Tell him that there was a relationship between
your father and Victor Danimor ...

... and that your father was blackmailed.

- But ...
- He already knows that.

That way he will believe the rest of the story.

And the rest of the story must
be lewd and vulgar.

Tell him it was about
his relationship with another woman ...

... and that this woman collaborated with
Victor Daneymore to blackmail your father.

- But this is awful.
- Yes, but that will stop him.

What if I told him the truth?

Then you will never stop him.

Your friend, journalist
Tony Forrest, has the answer.

What are you talking about;

He sent you a telegram to
return to Vienna immediately.

Find out the whole truth
about your ex-employer.

He said he would do nothing
until he met you.

Where is the telegram?

They sent it by phone
from the head office.

They asked for you
and I told them it was you.

Forward, center? Give me
the headquarters, please.

Why didn't you tell me that when I came in?

If Tony Forrest has the answer ...

... I had to make sure
we were still working together.

Front, head office?
Here is Dave Bishop.

I have a telegram from Vienna.

Can you please find it
and read it to me again?

Do not bother.

I love him ... I love him very much.

Even if it's all you say ...

...I love him...

I'm sorry, my dear ... I'm very sorry.

Front;
Yes, here it is, Mr Bishop.

Yes, I will give it to you.

Front; Yes, Dave.

Yes, of course, I understand.

I'll wait.
No, Dave ...

...I'll wait.

See; You made a mistake.
He gives up everything.

We will not go for dinner because he received a
telegram from a friend in Vienna.

This is an urgent matter and he
has to take the next plane.

We do not need to lie to him.
We do not need to tell him anything.

And he told me he would be back
when he was done.

This means that it is too late.

She found evidence of another man.

There are three other men ...

... and none of them is dead.

Maybe he will forget us.

He will forget you until he succeeds
one of the others.

And then he will return ...

... and then no one will be able
to lie to him.

He will know everything.

What will you do;

I will stop him.

I will offer him cooperation.

Full and integrated cooperation.

And if he does not accept ...

What does it mean that he will offer him
cooperation even if he does not accept ...?

What does it mean to stop him?

Britta!

I would like the
Grand Hotel phone , please.

Listen to me! Listen to me, Britta! I will not
let you make this phone call.

I will not let you destroy
what I have built for five years.

What have you built? You told me that
my father was a liar and a traitor.

Yes, it was!
But only we know that.

How can you say that?
Who is this woman?

This woman is the wife
of Victor Daneymore.

He took his place.

Now they will blackmail me
like your father ...

... and I will pay as he paid.

And I will stop at any cost for
anyone to reveal it!

Front; I would like the Grand
Hotel phone . Yes, do it quickly, please.

Yes; 1 ... 0 ... Forward! Front!

Front!

Mother! 'Open!

You do not know what you are doing!

Mother! Please! 'Open!

You can not do that!
Mother!

There is KLM flight 5-1-4-2. He leaves
at six and arrives in Vienna at two in the morning.

- And another one that leaves at midnight ...
- I will take the flight of six.

Would you please send the tickets
to the Castle Hotel? To Mrs. Daneymore.

If Tony Forrest's information is as
complete as his telegram suggests ...

... he may have some reservations about
giving them to you.

He trusts me.

That's good. It's nice to
have trust between friends.

It is good for friendship.

As I trust you.

- I told you I would work with you.
- I know...

... I was sure you would.
There is so much money in the middle!

Governor Van Berg is speaking to you.
Welcome to the KLM flight ...

- There is something else.
- Yes my friend.

We will not
confuse the Lindquist family , no matter what we find.

Is she the girl you talked
to on the phone?

We will not mix them!

He is dead, and there are others.

We can be generous.

- Will you go straight to the hotel?
- Yes, Tony will be waiting for me there.

I think it is better
to separate here.

When you have the information that we
both want, get me this number.

Okay. How long will you be there?

I will be there until I hear your news,
or ... until I find out.

And a tip. The order I received
and which I ignored ...

... can be given to others.
First you and now we ...

... we take a lot of risks, and we have
to be very careful.

We must meet carefully,
and travel carefully.

I think I will trust
your judgment on such matters.

The qualification of a talented amateur
is to respect the professional.

- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

Do not return, Mr. Bishop.
Just listen to me.

Who you are;

I am the one who sent
the telegram that brought you here ...

... and I signed it with
your friend's name.

Why;

I will explain better to you on the road.

Please get in the car
parked to your right.

If you do not threaten me, I have
nothing to lose coming with you.

- If you threaten me again, I have no choice.
- This way I avoid the explanations.

Come in, please.

- What the...;
"I do not live here, I am just a tourist."

Pierre Santos.
Swiss counterintelligence?

- What happens;
- We are not going far.

Front; Airport; A flight
to Vienna left this afternoon.

Can I leave a message for a
passenger when the plane arrives?

Arrived;

Wait! Is there a flight tonight?
Hold me a seat.

Let me introduce you to Mr. Smith,
of American espionage ...

... Mr Brown,
of the British Service ...

... and Mr. Jones
of the Swedish counterintelligence.

Of course the names are not real,
but the positions and nationalities are.

"Aren't you sitting, Mr. Bishop?"
"Do you want a whiskey, Mr. Bishop?"

Yes thank you.

- Cigarette?
- I will smoke these.

This ... meeting was organized a
little suddenly, Mr. Bishop ...

... and we have not decided who
will explain to you why we brought you here.

I do not mind starting,
I am good at words.

You will probably need it, so
our friend snatched you from the airport. All good;

I do not know how good it is, but
I'm here, if you mean.

You put it well, Mr. Bishop.
Yes, you are here and you are wondering why.

Exactly.

You are here, Mr. Bishop, because you worked
for seven years for Victor Danimor ...

... why did you go to Vienna,
... why did you talk to Mr. Spring ...

... because you are
about to be blamed for the murder of Mr. Mannheim ...

... why did you go to Stockholm and
talk to the Lindquist family ...

... and why did you respond to the telegram, which
we took the initiative to send you.

How long have you been watching me?

Ever since you first met
Mr. Santos ...

... at the travel agency on the Riviera.

Why;

Why be interested in
finding out who Victor Daneymore was.

The story of Victor Daneymore,
Mr. Bishop, is a modern epic.

It is a story ... a true story,
forgotten by the world.

And the story is not over yet.

The story begins back in 1938 with a man
who planned to take over the world.

This man was called ... Adolf Hitler.

In 1938, a year
before his troops began ...

... Hitler took his first
steps in the war.

Nobody knew then.

But in 1938 he contracted with a man
from every country he intended to invade.

A rich man,
a strong man ...

... a man who would sell
his country for more power.

And he made a good choice.

Do you understand, Mr. Bishop?
These people had nothing to do.

And they did nothing until
Hitler 's army invaded their countries.

From that moment on,
these men became the leaders ...

... the
governors appointed by Hitler in their countries.

Quisling was
in Norway, Dear was in France ...

... in the Netherlands Mosers,
in Belgium Degrel .

They were the ones who made
the agreements with Hitler ...

... those that people know
and talk about.

But there are four men
that people do not know ...

... and that have been forgotten.
Those who have remained unknown ...

... because Hitler failed
to conquer their countries.

One in your country, Mr. Bishop,
in the United States ...

... one in my country, in England ...

... one in Switzerland
and one in Sweden.

The people who were waiting
for Hitler's armies ...

... that have run out, that have been forgotten,
but still exist.

They were also blackmailed by Danimor.

Yes.

The four forgotten men
of our time.

The men who proved themselves in every
conquered country of the world ...

... that they can
confuse their nations.

Delay important decisions.
To turn one patriot against another.

This is the really effective
weapon of modern warfare.

Not a new bomb that causes
more damage than an old one.

But a group of men who
can stop a bomb ...

... that can deflect a cannon.

And these people exist
... today ... and they are waiting.

As they expected before.

How long have you known
that these people exist?

We always knew that.

All the counterintelligence
of the world knew that .

We never
knew who these people were, but we always knew they existed.

And we never stopped
looking for them.

The first opportunity arose
when Olaf Lindquist committed suicide.

Yes, he committed suicide.

We allowed Mrs. Lindquist
to hide it.

We never told her the reason ...

... but we do not want
this information to be revealed either.

Lindquist was the only
step we took.

It took five years of
very intense research ...

... to be able to confirm
a relationship between Lindquist and Daneymore.

Unfortunately I arrived too late.

And so, you started
watching me.

Not exactly, Mr Bishop, but
the man watching you.

Spring.

We hoped that one of those
who were blackmailed by Danimor ...

... would not resist the temptation
to send someone to ask questions ...

... to find out if
his hidden identity was in danger .

And Mr. Spring appeared.

- And that's why I'm here.
- Now you know the "why", Mr. Bishop ...

... and Mr. Spring
knows "who".

- The English? / - Yes, "mine".
And through this we will find others.

- And what do you want me to do?
- Call Spring ...

... meet him.
Tell him you know the "why".

He will ask you who he is,
but do not tell him.

He will not tell you
who his is either.

You will visit this man together.

When you meet him, you will behave
as Spring expects.

You will launch your blackmail
threats and leave.

Then you will contact
and tell us who he is.

Sounds pretty simple.

Do not forget that when you contact
Spring, you will be in maximum danger.

Both from Spring and from the one
whose orders he disobeyed.

Do not underestimate
Mr. Spring in any way .

He is a professional spy of the
highest level.

If he finds the meeting suspicious, we will not be
able to stop him from killing you.

You know I made a
deal with Spring.

Yes.

And are you still willing
to trust me?

Yes.

Thanks.

- Good luck!
- I will probably need it.

We will all need it.

You will be able to contact us,
but only in an emergency.

Remember the following phone:

1-2-3-1-2-0.
1-2-3-1-2-0.

- When should I call Spring?
- Probably as soon as you return to your hotel.

I will drive you a few blocks.
From there, you better walk.

- Okay.
- Goodbye.

Goodbye.

- Good luck.
- Thanks.

Who was Victor Daneymore?

Victor Danimor was the "Russian".

- Do you know where the hotel is?
- Yes, three blocks down.

And do not forget that Mr. Spring
is careful and resourceful.

Any mistake on your part,
if something happens that will seem unusual to him ...

... and our plan will be ruined.

This means that
you will not be very close to me.

As close as possible.

- Good luck.
- Thanks.

Enough!

Okay, what's up?

I have a suggestion for you, Mr Bishop.

I'm sorry the invitation
was a bit abrupt ...

... but you have a whole
life ahead of you to celebrate the money you will make.

- I thought I did it out of patriotism.
- Right, Bishop.

That is what you said, and with great success.

My colleagues also believed in you,
which is very good.

You will continue with the plan
given to you.

Only when Spring brings you
in contact with his employer ...

... you will contact me ... only.

I will arrange Spring
and we will be partners.

- Like you and Spring?
- No.

You will be paid when you give me
the name of the man ...

... and after that,
we will never see each other again.

- How much?
- $ 100,000.

Give me a cigarette.

250,000.

I can not find so much.

I think I will be able
to find them on the market.

I can even get them out of
the first year payment.

Okay, 250,000.

I will return to the hotel.

I will know where you are, Bishop.
24 hours a day.

You have been assigned to me.
But with the first wrong move ...

...I'll kill you!

And I can claim
that you are a traitor.

I believe that.

You can go.

Give me the 1-2-3-1-2-0.

Centre!

It's busy, Mr Bishop,
because you are calling from the same phone.

- 'Ball!
- I hope so.

I am glad, for my future
safety, that you do not take risks.

We get as little as possible,
Mr. Bishop.

Congratulations.

Yes Sir.
In fact, Mr. Bishop.

Yes Sir.

- Is Mr. Dave Bishop here?
- Yes but...

What is his room?

412, but I have to
announce it to you first! Miss!

Wait!

Front;

- Forward, Spring?
- Yes?

- What did Forrest have to say to you?
- Everything we wanted.

- Did you learn everything?
- Everything.

I do not know how much Danimor got out of it,
but in front of us he will be an amateur.

- When do you want to meet?
- Let's say in half an hour, in Haydn Square.

- You know where it is;
- Haydn Square? Yes, but why there.

When I meet someone who has to be
alone, I want to make sure he is alone.

I will be alone.
In Haydn Square, in half an hour.

The work is as big as we hoped, eh?

Larger. This is not
blackmail, it is a gift.

Britta, what are you doing here?

What are you doing here;
How did you come here;

She said ... she said you were a blackmailer,
and I did not believe her.

- Who said that?
- Mrs. Daneymore.

Mrs. Daneymore?
Where did you see Mrs. Daneymore? Never;

He said you are ruthless and dirty,
and I said I love you.

Britta, wait! Listen to me!

- Wait!
- 'Tell me, Dave, please!

Listen to me first!

I do not know how
Mrs. Daneymore found you, or what she told you.

He said you were a liar.

Yes, I lied to you.
But not everything I told you was a lie.

You said you love me.

This was not a lie then or now.

Then why did you leave?
Why did you come to Stockholm?

Why did you say these things on the phone?

"This is not blackmail, this is a gift."

It was blackmail, but it is no longer.

And what is it now?

If not, tell her.

Tell her what has changed in the last few hours.

He understands these.

Convince her that you are not a liar!

- You're fast. / - I said I would
try to stop you.

- What is your next move?
"Which one is yours, Dave?"

- I have an appointment.
- It's too late for an appointment.

It's too early for that.

Some things have changed
since our last meeting.

How did you find out about the Lindquist?

- I followed you.
- From where;

Ever since I read that
Mr. Mannheim has been found murdered.

I remember you went to see him, Dave.

Do you remember the address?

Dave!

Dave, don't go.

Where should I not go?

If you want everything Victor had, Dave ...

... you can have them.
I offer them to you.

Everything.

I do not want everything.

Who is in the middle?
That girl?

In part, she too.

Do not be stupid.

- Do you know where Haydn Square is?
- Haydn Square? Of course.

Let's get there fast!

- Dave, he followed you!
- Britta, what are you doing here?

They should not see you here.
If I am not alone, everything will be ruined.

- But, you are in danger!
- Wait.

Come on, get out of the light.

Dave, I do not know what you are doing
and I do not care.

- All I know is that I love you.
- I love you too, Britta.

Love you! But you can not stay here.
You can not stay in Vienna.

Go back to Stockholm and wait for me.
You trust me;

I trust you too, Dave.

Decided.

What options do I have?

Can you leave with me
before Spring comes ...

... and we will be partners.

Only professional partners,
if that's what you want Dave.

- And you will give me the names?
- No.

I am able to have
some advantages.

- Then, since you do
not trust me, I do not trust you either. / - Yes.

- Dave!
- I know! Do not move, Britta.

That's right, Miss Lindquist.

Dave knows I
can use the gun.

How did you use it
in Mannheim?

As I used it
in Mannheim.

- So I have no choice.
- No, you have no choice, Dave.

Only then can you
at least save her life.

Dave, you can not ...

Do not say anything, Mr Bishop.
Is very close.

Miss Lindquist, retreat slowly,
and do not speak ...

... move quietly ... carefully.

- Wait for me, Britta.
- I'll wait.

- Where are they going?
- I do not know.

But their every move
will be monitored ...

... will be checked and timed.

Their first stop will be England ...

... and through man there
we will learn about others.

First for the Swiss,
and then for the American.

And then we will watch them,
as they watched us.

This is a story of today ...

... which started yesterday ...

... and it will end tomorrow.