Original subtitles

Good evening, Mr Briggs.

This is Carl Wilson, a special US envoy

who is about to in affecting

a vital exchange agreement

between our government and a neutral country important to us.

This man, Peter Kiri, a notorious enemy agent,

Kiri's purpose must be to discredit Wilson,

prevent the exchange

agreement being ratified.

Wilson ts still alive and being held prisoner.

So any move against the impostor

would bring Wilson's instantaneous death.

Your mission, should you decide to accept it,

is to save Wilson and to put Kiri out of action.

should you or any membe

a your IM Force be caught or killed,

Secretary will disavow

any knowledge of your actions.

This recording will self-destruct in five seconds.

Good luck, Dan.

on af is Wilson, right, Dan?

after he made the transformation.

much closer to yours t rninnes Dan.

That's right. I'll have to play him.

Who is he?

That's Kiri.

He was once head)of a liquidation camp

for political prisoners.

How did they take over the house?

his place, dismissed the staff

you're playing

ie have to break him?

That's the key to the whole operation.

You'll have Dr Drake to help you.

One question, Dan.

What of electrical current

Barney.

The current is direct, but the voltage varies.

limtakinig/alset

to keep it constant.

Good.

And remember, in that part of the world,

een cece ns ecnentekialcon

We make mistake,

ilson pays for it with his life.

Willy.

What do you think, Cinnamon?

Yes.

Where will they be, Kiri?

All right. Once again.

They'll be in the car, waiting for you.

Once you go out the door.

your job is finished.

- guess it'll work. - Of course it'll work.

W Gort?

hat's the matter with you

It's the most difficult.

But it's a good plan.

Yes, I'm satisfied.

Patricia Wilson, Carl Wilson's niece.

All right.

My niece?

How do you do? I'm Patricia Wilson.

Thank you. Is my uncle in?

Yes, he is.

Uncle Carl.

It's been so very long.

Is everything all right?

Oh, yes, of course.

It's just that! I'm so’ surprised to see you!

Well, didn't you get my letter?

Letter? When did you send it?

A couple of months ago.

you l was gonna be in this

part of the world doing some research.

I still haven't finished my PhD.

Isn't that funny? I never received it.

Oh, gee, I'm sorry.

What a lovely house.

It is, isn't it?

Well, tell me how you've been.

Just great. Dad's fine.

Overworked) as) Usual, SitUation normal:

Is this your study?

- Yes. - May I?

Of course.

It's quite elegant.

Uncle Carl, there's so much

I want to talk to you about.

I'm at your service.

Well, it's a private family matter.

l see.

Excuse me, sir.

Thank you, Dave.

And'l\just don't get to talk to Dad much anymore.

] need your advice.

It's a question of romance.

He's a great guy,

but he just doesn't earn enough money yet.

Well, what I was thinking was

aybe you could find/some way

your influence to...

Yes?

Excuse me, please.

The trunk. Where did you want it?

that's n quite d d yet.

Do you mind waiti

l be just a minutes.

Keep the meter running.

I'll take of everyth

That will be fine.

there

hat you k

Of course; darling,

I'd like to meet the young man first.

onsense. : your accommodations,

I think you'll like the Lorska Hotel.

That sounds just fine.

Lorska Hotel.

Hello. This is Carl Wilson.

will be c aiasalatng i horde

I'd appreciate it if you give her

st possible accommodations.

We'll do our best, Mr Wilson.

Thank you.

! understand.

Yes.

Good.

She could be dangerous.

At the Lorska Hotel?

Maybe not.

You got rid of her very well.

- Thank you. - Very well indeed.

An assassin, huh?

Well, maybe when this is all over,

he'll be better off than he was before.

for exactly 10 seconds.

That's slightly higher than the usual dosage.

A higher dosage?

We're 3

e immediate pas

like the events of this morning.

All right.

How long will he be out?

Twenty minutes to half an hour.

. roy Sei n after

Ofcourse, Ineill “bly conhieed.

He won't have any notion what happened to him.

But then, that's the whole idea, isn't it?

Josef, in all the time I've you,

I'Velnever!seen) youlsmoke

ithout your holder before.

l was once on the stage.

must’submerge

himself completely

in the role he's playing.

l see.

Hello?

No, this is Mr Wilson's assistant.

! understand, sir.

No, that'll be fine, sir.

We'll expect you.

Thank you very much.

That was Jonathan Davis,

he American Underse

He's just arrived at the airport,

and he wants to meet

ith you this afternoon.

Where... Where...

You're going to see the doctor.

Doctor?

! said get up!

Come on.

Sit down, Mr Kroll.

Remember, Rollin; you're his only friend.

Good morning, Mr Kroll.

Well, how are we today, Mr Kroll?

What?

What is that?

That is a tape recorder.

Case history?

What is this place?

1am Dr Malenov.

This is a mental hospital.

This is a pleasant surprise, Jonathan.

A reception's no place to talk.

My plane early,

l to take advantage of it.

Haven't even been to my hotel yet.

- You c certainlyare: .

And oddly enough, you look younger for it.

Thank you, Jonathan.

He told me to tell you he was down to a 12.

- Oh? - What are you playing to now?

! really don't Know, Jon.

The golf course

is miles away.

- 1 do miss it, though. - I'll bet you do.

Thank you.

Why do you keep calling me Mr Kroll?

Because that's your name.

Georgi Kroll, accountant.

No.

My name is...

Josef! Josef Gort!

exist, Mr Kroll.

There is no such person.

But I'am Josef Gort.

lam a...

Let's see.

scame a secret agent.

Eventually a political assassin.

adventures.

Women, danger.

But, Mr Kroll, in truth,

He's a creature of fantasy.

You a aire Cecisilk Kroll,

! am Gort!

A most persistent delusion.

Well, perhaps...

he correct way

tos ck this aroblem:

Let us see.

Last time you told Us Josef Gort

of agents in a f foreign c country,

aman named Wilson

and replaced him... No, that you had replaced him

and you took his place.

Correct?

I told you all that?

Yes. Many times.

What we'd like you to do, Carl

is prepare the groundwork

for a possible presidential visit here this summer.

You say possible visit?

Whether it off depends

accom

during few months.

And, Carl, we have every in you.

Come on.

This old place is falling apart.

So? Sometimes they leave valuable things in old places.

All this place is good for is big fire.

Yeah.

Mr Kroll.

Could you tell us what you fantasied

! won't tell you anything.

I'm trying to help you, Mr Kroll.

1 am your friend.

't want to see you

the rest of your life in this place.

- Gort! - Mr Kroll...

No, let me go. Let me go.

What are you doing to me?

No! No, I don't want that.

No!

I'm terribly sorry.

Perhaps another time.

Take him back to isolation.

Why won't you believe me? l told you who I am.

Why won't you believe me?

Why don't you believe me?

Why don't you believe me?

Let me go! Let me go!

No!

Please, please, don't leave me in here. Please!

- Fydor, look! - What is it?

Let's find out.

Willy!

What do we do, Rollin?

We can't stop now.

We'll have to trust Willy.

Boys.

! no going to hurt you, boys.

! don't want you to tell on me.

they se d me to jail.

All right.

Good boys.

Oh, please, don't!

Mr Kroll!

Mr Kroll!

Oh, please, don't!

No!

Assassin. Assassin.

No!

Blood on your hands.

Blood on your hands.

Blood on your hands.

Gort, you must kill!

Help me!

Kill Wilson!

Help me!

Kill!

Kiri t ie Uist for ere reception

You gave it back to me.

May I see it, please?

! want to make sure that I'm prepared.

Thank you.

The usual. Press, government officials

visiting dignitaries.

Why the Minister of Security?

He's the head of the police.

Li

you think of a

There is else we ought to ask.

- Who? - My niece.

:

u u witness.

Lorska Hotel.

One moment, please.

Patricia Wilson speaking.

1 completely forgot to invite you to the reception tonight.

It should be quite e exciting.

sous wed miele Carl

Is anything spec

It's black-tie. See you! tonight.

We've got to have another go at him, now.

! just hope he's ready.

He's certainly confused

as to what's fantasy and what's reality.

What is that?

We it'on you before.

Put him on the table, please.

- No, I don't want it. - Come on.

- No! No! - Relax. All right.

Doctor, why are you\ doing this to me?

Weare trying to/help your MnKroll!

not b nalble tor h you.

SE should make you

more amenable to there

! want the other doctor. Please.

Well, l do not know if I can arrange it,

but I will soeak to him.

This is your last chance. Use it.

Too many more’shocks)

and you'll forever.

Well.

What Seems to trouble, Mr Kroll?

l... ! don't want the machine.

But you won't talk to us.

! will. 1 promise.

Very well.

About your work at the bank.

! don't know anything about the bank.

You see?

- You had better get Dr Stanis.

- No!

MrKrolly, ! would) very much like to help you, very much.

But, you see,

l have 1,500 pati

Maybe...

aSieS, Josef Gort

would be of some value after alll.

You telling us about'a reception.

! don't wanna talk about that.

300 milliamperes of shock.

Doctor!

Yes, Mr Kroll?

Doctor.

I'm sorry.

Here.

First, Davis.

Then, Wilson.

he must know where Wilson is.

I'm convinced he doesn't know. 1 don't think he ever knew.

Then how could he kill him?

Exactly: That's when we grab him.

Stephen Droker, Jonathan Davis.

Mr Droker is the Minister of Security.

lam honoured to meet you, Mr Davis.

of keeping Davis alive.

I've spaced

Good.

Now we'll sew the book in here.

I'll watch for it.

Bring him in.

YOU US remember me.

Over here. In this chair.

Leave him.

We're ready.

Well, hello. Nice to see you.

Uncle Carl.

It gives me a chance

introduce my fiancé.

Ronald Miller, Carl Wilson.

- How do you do? - How do you do?

Pleasure.

He flew up from Rome for just this evening.

Telephone call for you, Mr Davis.

You take it in the foyer.

He's in the study.

That's wonderful news. I'm delighted.

Davis here.

Please listen care

to what I have to tell

Will’ you mea moment) sir?

I'll be right back, dear.

I'm supposed to kill them both.

We know. Gort talked.

A for Bauch

Have yous n Mr Davis?

! think he took a phone call.

Thank you.

The study.

Let's go.

a?

How do you do?

Do it now.

Yes; yes: Just give me

a moment to collect myself.

1 said now!

All right. I'm ready.

! would like to offer a toast.

The agreement our two countries are about to enter into

is a first on a long road to complete mutual trust.

Without which, there can be no peace in the world.

To the friendship, not only of our two countries,

but of all countries, of all men.

Do it.

Carl, what is it?

I'm not going through with it, Jonathan.

Listen to me, all of you.

This agreement is a fraud and a trap.

KS p é is to infiltrate

to subvert your country

han an American Go colony.

What are you saying?

hat our government

nae ona

to swallow up nations such as this

under the guise of helping them.

- Carl, you're mad. - No.

I'm telling the truth, and you know it.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry for this.

! apologise for Mr Wilson.

at he's sa sang),

ithe do I hava to clo to connitnes your

I'm going to stop you, Carl.

The only way I know how.

to make you understand

Mr Wilson!

Somebody get an ambulance.

Mr Wilson!

Sir!

Sir!

He's dead.

Poor man.

1 knew what was going on in his mind.

1 could see it.

He brooded a great deal about what he thought

l'suppose hi

just couldn't stand it any longer.

But this isn't Carl Wilson.

- What afe you d doing?

Gort!

Josef Gort and! Peter Kiri of the KVD.

You are under arrest!

Carl.