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once upon a time,
there were three little girls Who went to the police academy.
and they were each assigned Very hazardous duties.
but I took them Away from all that,
and now they work for Me. My name is charlie.
next item, bosley.
Next is the danworth case fee.
$1250.
Hi, bos. Hi.
Then the manager case fee.
$2000.
Hi. Hi.
Didn't you bring your racket?
It's in the car. Where's sabrina?
Oh, she's not here yet.
your voice is fading, bosley.
Would you hold just A moment, charlie?
Guess who else is going To be there this weekend?
Oh, who?
Oh, wuchinski.
No, wycinski. Wycinski.
Look, I get the impression
That an event of some Import is going to take place
And I have not been informed.
Bos, didn't charlie tell you?
Uh-uh.
Well, it's r and r time.
You know, rest, rehabilitation.
Oh, are we talking About a vacation?
Yes.
three days, bosley.
with pay.
Marvelously democratic, charlie.
I have a little croquet set I've been dying to try out.
Wrong, bosley.
Uh, tell him, charlie.
Oh, you mean croquet Is not allowed?
the idea was That, uh, they play,
you work, bosley.
Uh, uh, let me grasp this.
You mean, that you three will Be frolicking about at some spa,
Shirking your Responsibilities, while I am here
Sweating over a hot set Of bookkeeping ledgers?
You like bookkeeping, bosley.
Charlie you mean you want me To pay them for doing nothing?
as you said, how Marvelously democratic.
have a good time, angels.
Oh, we will, charlie!
Bye-bye. Bye.
But...
Okay.
Next case!
Wellman case fee $1850.
No, no wait, no. That's $1860.
Uh, charlie?
Charlie? Ch...
I am bereft.
♪ dum, da, dum ♪
♪ dum, dum, dum, da, dum ♪
How long are you Going to keep doing that?
Till I get it right.
Look, you want to be In the mood for polish,
You must hum "The polonaise."
I confess, I'm his greatest fan.
No, for a movie star Or a quarterback,
You would be a fan.
But for an international Political figure
Like peter wycinski, You've got have
International simpatico.
I've got a gang of simpatico,
And you would too, if You'd read some of his books.
He lays down some Pretty heavy stuff.
You're not going to even Get to see him, sabrina.
There'll be too much security.
Press, the cameras, The whole package.
Listen. I get a glimpse Of him from 100 feet away,
It makes the whole Trip worthwhile.
If I don't, we're on vacation, I work on my backhand.
Hey, maybe you could Just wander around
Humming "The Polonaise" very loudly,
Then he'll think you're Polish and make a move on you.
Heaven.
Oh, a sixty-year-old man.
She has a crush on A sixty-year-old man.
Genius!
♪ dum, da, dum, dum, Dum, dum, da, dum ♪
Six-zero-four-o-m-b.
That's him.
My friend, I think he's Having a heart attack.
Could you please help us?
Sure.
♪ dum, da, dum, dum, Dum, dum, da, dum ♪
Can you hear it?
Is it polish to your ears?
♪ dum, da, dum, dum, Dum, dum, da, dum ♪
Enough, enough, enough.
My racquet string broke.
Oh, no.
Now, what do you suppose The tab is on a place like this?
I'm going to take This one, okay?
This is nice.
What does it matter?
Well, I mean, you know.
Look.
"Stop worrying, Sabrina. It's on me.
Enjoy, angels. Love, charlie."
That's cute. All right.
You heard the man.
Thank you.
I have been consumed By an irresistible need.
Oh, you want the double bed?
No. A new swimsuit.
I saw a terrific little Shop off the lobby.
You want to go?
Yeah, I can fix My racket string.
Hey, you want to go, bree?
No, I think I'll stay Here and get some
Of this mountain air.
See you in a little while.
- we'll meet you at the pool. - okay.
Professor wycinski?
Wycinski.
Uh, I'm sorry. Wycinski.
I've arranged for the Television interview
To be in the lounge-lobby
A few minutes Before the luncheon.
Oh, good, good.
Professor wycinski!
It is indeed a great honor, sir.
A great privilege to meet you And be a part of your cause.
What, uh...
I'm sorry. I am Babbling like a fool.
I am anton rabitch,
The polish-american Freedom league.
We wired you in london, sir.
Oh, yes, yes.
I am glad you came.
My dear friend, they Have taken over poland...
But there are thousands Of polish-americans
Who do welcome you here,
And offer you Love, and affection.
And protection.
Glad to have you With us, rabitch.
Haller, fbi.
Officially, we're only here
To protect the Assistant secretary
Yes, I know, I know.
We must not offend The official pigs,
Who sit in our Consulate in los angeles.
Protocol.
I understand, my friend.
So, therefore, I am here
Officially to help you
While you unofficially Protect the professor.
Personally, I'm very grateful.
We'll be back in About 20 minutes.
I'll be ready.
Uh, thank you again for coming.
Thank you.
It's an honor.
Hello. Hello.
I didn't even hum "The polonaise."
Do you know "The polonaise"?
Oh, uh.
♪ la, la, la la, la, la ♪
♪ la, la, la, la, La la, la, la... ♪
Do you like slivovitz?
Slivovitz?
He danced with The warsaw ballet.
Oh.
He's the polish High-jump champion.
Sh.
Ooh!
In a minute.
Come.
This is slivovitz.
Here.
Thank you.
nazdrowie.
nazdrowie.
It's made from plums.
Old polish proverb.
Never underestimate The power of a plum.
New polish proverb. Yes.
Very new.
Well, now,
My beautiful young lady,
What is your name?
Sabrina duncan.
Sabrina duncan. Good.
And I am...
Oh, you don't have to tell me
Who you are, professor wycinski.
My friends call me peter.
My friends will Never believe this.
Do you climb over Porch railings often?
Not nearly often enough.
But today I feel very good.
You see, I am Going to see my son
For the first Time in four years.
Jon wycinski.
Age 36. Profession, lawyer.
Present home, san Francisco. Right?
Yes.
Your wife was Killed during the war.
So, you raised jon by yourself.
And when poland was taken Over by the communists,
He came to this country,
But you stayed there to Begin your "War of words."
You know a great deal about me.
I've read nearly Everything you've written.
I know that you're here For a press conference
With the assistant Secretary of state.
That you're going to Discuss a resolution
That you both drafted to Present before the united nations.
And that the resolution Is an attempt to stop
Communist influence in The eastern bloc countries.
Such a pretty head, and So full of information.
And a great deal of respect For you and what you're doing.
Thank you.
Ah, haller and Rabitch will be worried.
They are my watchdogs, you see.
Oh! My son is unmarried.
Considering my age and yours,
Perhaps I should Introduce him to you.
Is he coming here?
Any minute.
Well, shall we meet right after The luncheon with the secretary?
I would be honored.
Good.
This little time I've stolen From you, I'm very grateful.
Well...
Ah.
What do you think?
Shirley babashoff, Eat your heart out.
Backstroke, anyone?
Do you know what I've been doing?
I've been in our room having Slivovitz with guess who.
What's slivovitz?
Plum brandy.
Plum brandy?
Plum brandy.
Where did you come Across this odd nectar?
It was given to me,
By professor peter wycinski.
Professor peter wycinski?
Wycinski. We toasted each other.
Wait.
Let me get this straight, You and professor wycinski
Toasted each other together?
In our room.
- in our room? - uh-huh.
He came over the porch railing.
Now, wait a minute, sabrina.
Let's go over this again.
Professor peter wycinski
Hurdled his sixty-year-old Body onto our porch
And marched into our room Bearing a bottle of plum brandy.
It sounds crazy.
Oh, no, it makes perfect sense.
Yeah, just last Week roslyn carter
Leaped through my kitchen Window with a quart of chili.
Well, if it isn't the old Porch-jumper himself.
Something's wrong.
I'm sorry, miss, security.
I... It's all right I am a Friend of the professor.
I'm sorry, miss. You're Going to have to stand back.
Listen, my name Is sabrina duncan.
My name is john haller, fbi.
Now, we just flew in from london With the assistant secretary
And the professor.
We're very busy.
Now, if you don't stand back,
I'm going to put You under arrest.
Why don't you go get Into your tennis clothes?
I'll get mine and meet You at the lounge.
I mean, that's what we Came here for, fun, right?
Yeah, remember what Charlie said about a vacation?
Enjoy!
I'm telling you, I talked To him, in our room.
Okay, so you talked to Him. He's got a short memory.
No, he doesn't. There's nothing The matter with his memory.
His memory's just fine.
Sabrina.
I'm telling you, Something is wrong.
Hey, sabrina, you know...
Mr. Haller,
Could you give this to The professor for me.
Please tell him he Left it in my room.
He was in your room?
As I told you, we're friends.
Well, I have only just Now met the professor.
But I researched some Of his personal habits.
It seems he privately enjoys The company of young women.
Publicly, he has an image To protect, of course.
You understand that.
So, perhaps it would be Less embarrassing all around
If I returned the lighter?
If you like.
Apology accepted.
That girl, she's the One wycinski visited.
Yeah, she's a Celebrity worshipper.
I think she's been discouraged,
But just to make sure,
Entertain her till 1:00.
Pleasure.
And you should Stay in the chalet.
Okay, so the professor Has a few flaws.
He's still a world beater Where it counts, right?
Thank you.
I'll sign for these, okay?
It's already been taken care of.
Look, I hate to come On in bars, but, well,
This kind of scenery Is rare around here.
May I?
Sure, go ahead.
I could use a Little ego boosting.
Oh, sounds like somebody's Been raining on her parade.
She just found out one of Her idols has feet of clay.
Feet of clay, mind of gold.
All that action out there in The lobby a little while ago.
Your idol part of that crew?
Who, uh, who were Those people anyway?
The assistant Secretary of state,
And professor peter Wycinski, no less.
The assistant secretary Of state and who?
Wycinski?
Wycinski.
There's a big political Pow-wow in the banquet room.
How about that?
You, uh, you know one of them?
Well, we had a brief encounter.
Very brief.
You didn't know the Professor was here?
No.
I'm not into politics much.
Oh.
What room are you in?
Eight.
Eight?
Eight's my lucky number.
Is it mine?
This place has no ambience.
Oh, got to have ambience.
Knew you'd feel that way.
See you later, kelly.
Oh. I left my Bracelet on the table,
I'll be right back.
Eight is not your lucky number.
And he is not telling the truth.
He was watching wycinski.
Come on, sabrina.
This is getting out of hand.
I'm telling you, he's Watching wycinski,
And he's watching me now.
Okay. What do you want me to do?
Find jill. Have her follow Him when he leaves the room.
I've got to get into The banquet room.
Meet me outside the Suite in 15 minutes.
Thank you.
Okay. Bye.
Bye.
Ambience.
Needs... Champagne And hot water.
Hot water?
I have a thing about showers.
Uh, well, the shower's in there.
Any special kind of champagne?
Mm,
Dom perignon, '55.
Room service?
Yeah, uh, I need some Champagne in room eight.
Uh-huh.
Do you have dom perignon, '55?
Good.
Bring it up.
♪ la, la, la, la ♪
♪ la, la, la, la ♪
♪ la, la, la, la ♪
Where's jill?
Waiting for the peanut king
To come out of room Eight like you asked.
- how'd you get out? - very carefully. Now, listen.
Wycinski's son should Be here any second.
I want you to find Him, talk to him,
Tell him what's happened
Sabrina, I don't Know what's happened
And neither do you.
Listen, I know that everything
Peter wycinski Does or says in public
To the press, to the secretary, It's all very important.
Now, if he's being threatened...
You can't be sure of that.
I know our friend in room Eight was lying when he told us
He didn't know who wycinski was.
He was lying when he told us
That he didn't Know if he was here.
And the look on that man's Face when I waved at him.
That wasn't embarrassment.
He was frightened.
And I'm going to find out why.
You'll never get past The security people,
Haller and rabitch.
You just find wycinski's son.
There's an employee locker Room outside the kitchen.
Take him there and wait for me.
Boy, am I late!
Uh, excuse me, Your name is, uh...
Mary.
Mary. That's right. Mary, uh...
Jeffers.
Mary jeffers and your Mother's maiden name was...
Johnson.
Right! Susan johnson.
No. Evelyn johnson.
Evelyn johnson.
There's just no tripping You up, is there, mary?
Big deal. I know my Mother's first name.
Now, listen, mary, I've Got one more question.
I want you to listen To it very carefully.
Consider it before You answer it,
Because it could mean A great deal to you.
All right?
Now, do you have a relative
Who recently passed away
That you hadn't seen In quite some time?
Well, I,
Had an aunt.
Yeah?
Her name was, uh,
It was margaret! Aunt Margaret on my father's side.
Is that right?
Quite right.
Hey, um, why are you telling Me all these things, huh?
Mary, county courthouse, Probate division.
Judge phillips.
Your aunt margaret's Will is due to be read
In half an hour.
- her will? - that's right.
Now, if you leave right Now you can just make it.
Oh, okay.
But my job... It's all right.
I've talked to your boss.
Everything's been taken care of.
You just go on and go.
Judge phillips, and, Uh, good luck, mary.
Oh, yeah, hey, thanks.
It's phillips, right? Phillips.
Good luck.
It's about time.
What'd you do, stomp The grapes yourself?
Hardly, sir.
$280?!
There's no charge
For the cheeses And crackers, sir.
You got change for a twenty?
No, sir.
Good day.
Are you sure we're In the right place?
Well, I think so.
Great outfit.
Okay, what happened?
I followed him from room eight.
It looks like he has A friend in a chalet
On the other side of the hotel.
They're holding Somebody in there, sabrina.
Could you tell who it was?
I couldn't because Of the drapes.
But it looks like a Man tied to a chair.
He wasn't moving.
Sabrina, I checked with The desk, wycinski's son,
He's got reservations here
And the airlines Sent his luggage,
But he hasn't shown.
Okay.
Okay, you've got to Get into that chalet.
I don't know how You're going to do it,
But you've got to do It and get back to me.
Bree, you know you're Putting yourself
In between a rock And a hard place.
She's right. I mean, Those fbi fellas
Aren't kidding around and You've already been warned.
Okay. All right. Thank you.
Now let's just get Going, I'll be all right.
I'm here to clean your room.
The room was Cleaned this morning.
Oh, don't you want it Clean this afternoon?
It doesn't have to be Cleaned this afternoon.
Oh. Right.
I guess I'll come back
And clean it again In the morning.
Miss?
Miss?
Jill.
Wycinski's son still Hasn't checked in.
Well, our peanut King just took a car
Around to the Back of the chalet.
They're leaving?
Yeah, I guess so. Listen, You better go get the car.
I'm going to take a Closer look inside, okay?
- wait, jill. Be careful. - all right.
They put him in the trunk and He's been drugged. Let's go.
Oh, no! He spooked.
If we lose him, the Man in the trunk's dead.
Come on!
Get the keys!
What do you want?!
Who?
Sabrina?
No one named sabrina works here.
Excuse me.
I know everyone works here.
I tell you... No One named sabrina!
Absolutely not!
I'm sabrina.
Here she is!
Thank you very much.
Yeah?
sabrina? It's jill.
now listen to me very carefully.
Kelly and I'll be Coming back up the hill.
And we've got news for you.
Professor wycinski is with us.
You've got wycinski with you.
Yeah. He was the one they Were holding in the chalet.
now wait a minute. You've Got wycinski with you,
And I got him here with me.
So, what we have is a double.
right.
A switch, a ringer.
And that would be the reason
That he didn't Recognize me in the lobby.
It was because he had never Seen me before in our room.
All right, the question is, What's going on? What for?
Well, maybe it's what you Told us about the professor.
What he says publicly Is very heavy stuff.
So, if somebody Wanted him misquoted.
Right.
They could do a hell Of a lot of damage.
Sabrina, maybe you'd better Get to that fbi man, haller.
Rabitch too. Make Them listen to you.
Right.
We're on our way.
Ladies and gentlemen,
While we're adding an inch Or so to our waistlines,
With those desserts
That we promised Ourselves we wouldn't eat,
Let me take this opportunity
To welcome you here today on This very momentous occasion.
In a time when the world Strives desperately for peace,
We're blessed with the Presence of two men
Who are its most Formidable proponents.
Two men whose untiring devotion To duty have set an example
For men of good will Throughout the world.
What does she think she...
Ladies...
May I continue where I left off?
As I was saying...
You!
You!
If I may, let me continue.
I was about to say that...
Please...
Ladies and gentlemen...
Hold it, miss!
Would you like a glass of wine?
It was especially Prepared for the secretary.
Come on, go ahead. Don't be afraid of it.
- why should I be afraid Of it? - go ahead, just take a sip.
One sip and I'll tell you.
All right, haller. Okay, okay.
You really don't know About this stuff, do you?
Sabrina!
Next week, one of these men Will present a most historic...
Did you see? She Did it on purpose.
She must be some Kind of radical.
So my friends, what we Believe must be spoken.
What we feel must be expressed.
What we cherish Must be protected.
We are privileged here Today because we welcome
To our country...
The "Professor" will Say he's not going
To present their resolution To the united nations.
The crowd will be shocked.
Then he'll keep explaining His change of positions.
Until the assistant secretary Will suffer a sudden confusion
And the resolution will Never get to the united nations.
In a minute... Less, Less than a minute.
Professor peter wycinski.
Ladies and gentlemen.
My country is not oppressed By the communist regime.
It was raped by the Communist conspiracy!
No, it was not a Rape of the flesh,
But of the spirit of the mind.
Which, I can assure you, is By far a more heinous crime.
If you take from a Man his right of choice,
Of free choice in all Things, yes, then you rape him.
For a man without choice Is a man without dreams,
Without hopes,
Without ambitions.
You make from him,
Not a man at all.
I am here to declare That it is my intention...
No, my promise,
To work tirelessly With all my energy
To return the right of Free choice to all men.
let me understand this,
the man they Kidnapped on the road,
it wasn't wycinski's son?
No. That was rabitch... I Mean, the real rabitch.
Wycinski's son just Missed his plane.
He called his Father, but of course,
That message got Mixed up in the shuffle.
I see. And they needed Rabitch's credentials
to get close to wycinski.
to set up the switch.
That's right, charlie.
And I talked to the Man from the fbi, haller.
Very interesting, They analyzed the wine.
Very special Stuff they put in it.
Causes brain damage And no trace in an autopsy.
well, I must say, for A casual weekend,
quite an experience.
You don't know the Half of it, charlie.
Wycinski's son?
Heaven.
By the way, charlie, How was your weekend?
actually, I've been Doing some swinging.
with my golf clubs.
Oh, excellent, charlie. Exercise. Good score?
no score yet but I'm giving it my, uh,
My very best shot.
You always do, charlie.
You always do.
Always.
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