All language subtitles for Sax.Rohmers.The.Castle.Of.Fu.Manchu.1969.1080p.BluRay.x264.AAC-[YTS.MX].EN

This is Fu Manchu.

Once again, the world is at my mercy.

I have conquered not only
the mysteries of the continent,

but now of the oceans, too-

In the tropical waters
of the south Atlantic,

my hand stretches out
to turn water into ice,

and to transform safety
into the deadliest peril.

In a few moments, the proof of my mastery

will be complete.

Number three in.

Number four in.

Number five in.

All circuits complete.

There's no danger of overload.

What if the staff in the
powerhouse make a mistake?

Generate more energy than we need?

That is impossible, since
Feng installed his safety lock.

When this lever reaches
the bottom of the groove,

we are at safety maximum.

It is necessary to take the lever

and move it down into the second groove

before the auxiliary
channels will feed in.

Phase two coming in...

now!

In... and steady.

The signal isn't getting through.

- Strengthen the signal.
- No!

Do as I say! Strengthen it!

More!

We still have the safety lock.

A little more.

A little more!

- No! We cannot!
- You will do it!

No, no, no!

Release that lock!
Release it and hold it!

I won't!

Lin Tang, slide that lever over!

Slide it over and hold it!

A fraction more. We need a
fraction more, and we're through!

Stay in your places!

In a few moments,

the entire ship will have vanished

beneath the ocean's surface-

This is the destiny of Fu Manchu.

Lin Tang, follow me.

I've got a bite!

I've landed a real monster this time!

This isn't Loch Ness,
Petrie. Do you want a hand?

No, no, no, I... I can manage.
This is a trial of strength.

Bah, it's only a damn tiddler!

Bravo, Petrie, you've won!

After landing that monster,
you must be hungry.

Let's open the picnic basket.

Yes, all right. I must say
this, and the Scottish air,

gives me an appetite.

Hmm, our good
landlady's a wee bit thrifty.

Hello, what's this?

Probably fresh salmon sandwiches.

- Iceberg in the tropics?
- What did you say?

Listen.

"Liner strikes iceberg, hundreds drown."

- Good God! Where?
- In the Caribbean.

Icebergs in the Caribbean?
Paper's a week old.

Ah, something always
happens when we're on holiday.

Nayland Smith!

Petrie!

- Hello!
- Hello, Curt.

I thought you'd gone to London.

Uh-huh.

Hello, Kessler, what brings you here?

A telegram.

Looks rather urgent.

Mrs McBride asked if I'd try and
find you before I caught the train.

Thank you, Curt. It was
very kind of you to come.

Ah.

Fish aren't biting
well today, Petrie, eh?

Everybody can't be an Izaak Walton.

No...

Well, it looks as though we may
be joining you on the London train.

Perhaps you'd be good enough to
ask Mrs McBride to pack for us both.

Pack?

But we've got another week yet!

Holidays are over, Petrie,
this is from the Home Secretary.

We're ordered back to London at once.

Stand by for an important
message from Fu Manchu.

How long have these messages
been coming in, Sir Robert?

For the past 24 hours.

At first, we didn't take them
very seriously, but now...

Is the wavelength being monitored?

Yes, of course.

This is Fu Manchu.

In the Caribbean Sea,

I gave a demonstration of the new

and destructive weapon I possess.

The world has two weeks to decide.

Obedience to my orders, or...

Obliteration.

Communications, urgent.

If disaster is to be avoided,

I shall insist on complete cooperation.

I shall give no further warning.

But, unless the heads of
state of the major powers

are prepared to meet my demands,

in fourteen days from now,

I shall strike.

Did you get a bearing?

I see.

Fu Manchu hasn't lost his cunning.

He's used at least four transmitters,

impossible to trace.

He's threatened
mankind with obliteration.

It sounded almost... biblical.

That's one book in which you
won't find Fu Manchu's name.

I was thinking of the flood.

In some way, Fu Manchu's new weapon

involves water and its temperature.

To strike again, he'd need to put himself

in a spot where he could
control great quantities of water.

Panama,

Gibraltar, Suez,

or even Istanbul.

The swallows fly south.

In search of the sun.

I have been sent by Omar
Pasha to take you to him.

Good. We have no time to waste.

Master, I have brought the lady.

Oh...

The persistent lady.

Greetings. Sit down, please.

You have received my message?

What have you to sell me?

Opium.

I have enough opium.

To control the trade
of half of the world?

You are starting to interest me.

You are one of the few with a
pass to the Governor's castle.

Yes.

The Governor's castle

contains the biggest
reserve of opium in the East,

but the castle is well guarded.

How very interesting.

If you agree, we will share the opium.

They will give me no more opium.

Explain to me your plans.

You will send your men
up the river Bosphorus

to the Governor of Anatolia's castle,

killing sentries at the main gate,

leaving the way clear for me and my men

to approach unseen.

I have a pass to see the Governor.

Open the gates!

The signal.

Come, it is safe for us to approach.

Omar!

Omar?

Omar! Omar!

Omar! Omar!

Omar! Guards! Guards!

- Lin Tang.
- Yes, Father.

Proceed, Daughter.

You have fought well.

We are grateful to you
for opening the doors to us.

It was nothing.

We were able to approach unseen.

We are very happy to serve you.

Bring them to my father.

She fights like a man.

She is Omar Pasha's
favourite. We must kill her.

- You may serve us yet.
- I serve only one master.

We shall see. Take her away.

Why do you keep her
alive? She is dangerous.

I have my reasons.

This will make an excellent headquarters.

And Omar Pasha?

The Governor is still in residence.

I shall announce that the
castle was attacked by bandits.

The attack failed. The
bandits were liquidated.

We have one week.

Continue checking every hour.
Report to me anything unusual.

- Anything at all.
- Yes, sir.

- Ah, Petrie.
- I'm an idiot,

an imbecile, and an incompetent dolt.

Did you come all the way to
Scotland Yard to tell me that?

I'm terribly excited,
but I just found this.

It's been on my own
bookshelf all these years. Look.

"Professor A G Heracles."

Mm-hmm, the world's top authority.

Well, I dare say, Petrie, but

would you explain why this book of yours

has suddenly become so important?

Because his theory may give us the clue

that we are desperately searching for.

Well, you see, he has a theory

that when the chemical
properties of ordinary water are such

that they lend themselves
to transformation when, er...

tampered with.

And he goes on to say here, somewhere,

if I can find it, um...

Yes, here we are.

"Water, if mixed with
a crystallised essence,"

"prepared by the methods, which
are not as yet practicable to man,"

"might dramatically
change its temperature"

"to a cold so intense
as to be uncontrollable."

There now, provided that you've
got sufficient quantity of water,

the pressure will build up,

which will eventually, with the crystals,

become, as he says, uncontrollable.

But these crystals of which he writes,

what would they be composed of?

- Possibly a derivative of opium.
- Excuse me, Sir Denis.

- What is it?
- From Istanbul, sir.

Attack on the headquarters
of the Governor of Anatolia.

They were all killed.

What about the Bible now, Petrie?

- The hand of Providence.
- I don't understand.

Anatolia...

is the largest source
of supply, in the world,

of the opium poppy.

- By heavens, I was right!
- Perhaps.

But, first of all, I want to have a
word with your Professor Heracles.

I anticipated you'd try and get
in touch with Heracles' university.

He's gone on a trip to the
Middle East and Turkey.

Turkey?! The Black Sea!

Anatolia, perhaps.

- Number four condenser.
- Yes, Master.

The crystallisation process is too slow.

We must accelerate it.

Wouldn't it be rather dangerous, Father?

There is no time for further tests.

Number three condenser is overheating.

No matter.

- Master, it is dangerous.
- Obey!

Master, number four!

Continue!

Father.

Turn off the power!

And now, Professor Heracles.

You will come to the laboratory.

No, no.

I am perfectly well aware of the
condition of your heart, Professor.

However,

I can keep you alive.

Not forever. I'm growing weaker.

In spite of your drugs, I'm going to die.

There are ways of persuasion.

I'm no use to you dead.

Within a week, perhaps
before, I shall be dead.

We shall see.

You are going to remain
alive, Professor Heracles.

I understand you consulted a
brilliant young specialist last year.

What was his name?

Dr Curt Kessler.

He's in London, but he
would never help you,

even to save my life.

Indeed.

Not even Kessler can save me.

Can't you understand? My heart...

It's dying.

There are other, younger
hearts in the world.

Stronger hearts.

Yes... Yes, yes, yes, Mrs Ward.

No...

No, no, no, no, two pills
every night for a week.

Yes, yes.

Goodbye, Mrs Ward, goodbye.

Good afternoon, Dr Kessler.

Yes, thank you. Thank you very much.

You don't have any more patients, do you?

No.

Well, in that case, let's call it a day.

I'm afraid I can't come yet, um...

I'm expecting someone.

- Oh, someone important?
- Oh, yes.

One's a doctor I know
slightly from the Home Office,

and the other's from Scotland Yard.

So, they've found you out at last?

Oh, yes, er...

Right on time.

Ingrid, I sent Miss Lawrence
home. Would you, er...?

Of course.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

Dr Kessler.

Who?

Oh, yes, Sir Charles!

No, no, no, no, um...

No, I'm afraid I can't
attend the dinner tonight.

An important case, yes.

Yes, you'll understand.

Thank you.

Thank you very much. Goodbye.

We introduced ourselves.
Dr Kessler, this is Dr Petrie.

- Sir Denis Nayland Smith.
- We're old friends.

We met on holiday.
We fished the same river.

- For the same fish!
- The one-fish river!

Um... Dr Kessler,

we want some information
about Professor Heracles.

He is your patient, isn't he?

Yes, patient and friend,

but he has a very
severe cardiac condition.

- Has something happened to him?
- Do you know where he is now?

He called me last week, to tell
me he's going to the continent.

What?

Oh, yes, some days ago,
I had a card from Athens.

Look, er... I've got it here
somewhere, if I can just find it.

Ah, yes, here it is. Mm-hmm.

What...

What the devil is he
doing so far from England?

He's mentioned on the card
that he's moving on to Istanbul.

Istanbul?! What's he
doing? A circular trip?

Oh, Ingrid, er...

Would you please tell them that I'm busy?

Yes, yes. Don't worry.

I'll send them away.

Gentlemen, would you please
come this way into the surgery?

Yes, of course, old
man. Anything to oblige.

I know nothing about
Heracles' experiments,

but of one thing I'm sure.

He would want to... to benefit mankind,

not to destroy it.

Fu Manchu is only
interested in destruction.

Mmm.

But what can we do to
save Professor Heracles?

I believe it's a question of
saving the world, Dr Kessler.

So, we're going to Istanbul.

- Istanbul?
- Yes, that's right, as soon as we can.

Oh, then, if I may, I will come with you.

- And maybe Ingrid, too.
- Good.

Thank you.

I wonder what's keeping Kessler?

- Scotland Yard, please. Quickly.
- But what on earth...

Dr Kessler would never
leave a cigarette burning

on a polished wood table.

Something must've happened to him.

Hello, Scotland Yard?
Operations Room, quickly.

Nayland Smith here.

Eeurgh! It is no good!

But... But what about
my money? Come back!

Come back!

Can I buy you a drink, General Hamid?

Er... no, thank you, Melnik.

I have some news for you, General.

That's your business, isn't it?

A seller of information

to the highest bidder.

I saw something interesting in
the cemetery, you know, General.

- Your own gravestone, perhaps?
- Mm-hmm.

An abduction.

Then report it to the proper authorities.

- I'm off duty.
- Two abductions.

In two coffins.

I know you will be able to
follow without any trouble.

Goodbye, Melnik.

Only 2,000 drachmas, Lieutenant, sir.

Go away.

1,000.

- 500!
- Oh, go!

Bah!

Goodbye, Sergeant.

The boat approaches!

The boat approaches!

Master!

Lin Tang arrives with the prisoners.

Very well.

Come back here!

Where are you going?

I must see your master.

Get out of here!

Bring him here.

I bring you valuable information.

$1,000 is all I'm asking.

Start talking, then,
but it better be good.

Lin Tang was here today in Istanbul.

She took two prisoners away with her.

- Prisoners?
- Yes, yes.

'Course, I do not know
who, but, er... I know which...

which way they went.

Well?

The same road Lisa took, Master,

to the other side...

the Bosphorus.

- To Anatolia.
- Yes.

Ahmet.

Reward him.

Kessler!

Ingrid!

Professor Heracles.

Where are we?

In Anatolia,

near the Bosphorus.

It's incredible.

Who were those people?

You were kidnapped...

by the men of Fu Manchu.

Fu Ma...

I...

can't move!

I feel I'm paralysed.

You'll be all right in a few minutes.

They used my crystals against you.

But in a small dose.

Professor!

Inspector Hamid?

Your headquarters told
me to expect you here.

An honour, sir.

But I'm afraid that I've bad news.

What is the bad news, Inspector?

The bandits, er... who
attacked the castle were

Omar Pasha's men.

Omar Pasha?

- He controls the opium trade.
- Opium?!

An informer called Melnik,

appeared this morning, killed,

in the street in front of the commissary.

His last visit yesterday

was to Omar Pasha's coffee shop.

Poor Melnik.

I should have listened to him.

- Why?
- Omar Pasha has vanished.

We have had a report

that he has gone to Anatolia
to rescue the girl, Lisa,

and has camped opposite the castle

on the other side of the river Bosphorus.

♪ Allahu...

♪ Allahu akbar

♪ La ilaha illa Allah

♪ Allahu akbar

♪ La ilaha illa Allah... ♪

Come on!

All is clear, Master.

Now for the castle...

of Fu Manchu.

Bring forth the two prisoners,

Dr Kessler, and Dr Ingrid Koch.

Yes, Father. The
guards are bringing them.

I have brought you here
to save the life of someone

whose knowledge I require
as a thirsty man needs water.

Crystal clear water, Dr Kessler.

The name of the person to whom I refer...

is Professor Heracles.

- He is dying.
- Oh, Professor...

You will use your skill,
Doctor. You will make him live.

I am not a miracle worker.

Besides, you took everything away,

except my hands.

On the contrary, Dr Kessler.

You will find everything
here that you require.

I don't understand.

What's wrong with that man?

There is nothing wrong with him, Doctor.

He is in perfect physical condition.

And, unlike Professor Heracles,
his heart is as sound as a bell.

Do you not agree, Doctor,
that Professor Heracles

should have that splendid heart?

A heart transplant?

But that man is not dead, or dying.

He is drugged. He will die,

for the sake of science.

And for your sake also.

I need Heracles to complete my plans.

I need him alive, conscious, coherent.

Therefore, you will operate.

And if I refuse, hmm?

Then Dr Ingrid Koch will die
an extremely painful death.

No!

The choice is yours, Dr Kessler.

In order to convince you,

I shall arrange a demonstration.

Dr Kessler,

down there is the great Olmos Dam,

holding many hundreds of
thousands of gallons of water.

In a few moments,

some of our men will drop
a crystal into the water.

I don't understand.

Dr Kessler, if you look to your left,

you will see workmen repairing the dam.

The workmen refused to cooperate

when ordered to carry
supplies up the mountain.

Therefore,

I am displeased.

As you can see, Dr Kessler,

my men are now carrying out
their work to my satisfaction.

At the same time, I trust

they are providing you...

...with a convincing display of my power.

You can't do it. You can't!

No! No, stop!

No!

No!

Run! Run for your life!

Complete annihilation.

Even Nayland Smith
cannot touch you now, Father.

I wish that he would try.

This is Asia.

Anatolia.

I must leave you, gentlemen.

Thank you, Inspector, for all your help.

I'm sorry, Petrie, but
this is where we part.

- But I can't let you go alone.
- It's better that way.

You can be of more use to me in Istanbul.

How?

I want you to telegraph the
Home Secretary's office in London.

- Use the standard code.
- All right.

Tell him that I intend to try to
get into Fu Manchu's castle.

But how do you know that Fu
Manchu captured the castle?

Besides, we have nothing
but guesswork to go on.

I have something here which
may change your mind, Doctor.

This was found on a dead man nearby.

Still guesswork, Petrie?

A dacoit's headscarf!

- Goodbye, Petrie!
- Good luck!

Curt, you mustn't do this.

A doctor can't say no

to saving a life.

I know that, but you cannot do this if,

by saving Professor Heracles' life,

you are helping this
murderer in his plans.

Do you believe that Fu
Manchu will let Heracles live

after he's used him?

I don't know.

But we have to try everything.

And nobody before tried to...
to do such an... an operation.

Do you...

Do you think you can do it?

Yes.

Yes, I know we can do it.

I hope.

Are you sure...

you're not doing all this for me?

Just to save my life?

And if it is so?

We have not a chance.

In this moment,

you are the only person
who matters to me.

Come, please.

A further warning to humanity.

If the governments of all the
nations do not accept my terms,

in four days' time,

I will bring desolation

to mankind.

Master, the spy you sent is back.

Did you get close to the castle?

Yes, Master.

Well, then. Speak.

There are fifteen...

men guarding the castle.

Yes? And what else did you see?

Master...

The girl, Lisa...

still lives.

She's Fu Manchu's prisoner...

She's to die in two days...

when Fu Manchu's...

work is done.

You have done well.

A dacoit's headband.

Bury this man with honour.

Don't move, you fools.

Tell your men to drop
their arms. Quickly!

Don't move, any of you.

I am Omar Pasha.

And I'm Nayland Smith of Scotland Yard.

I thought I could smell a policeman.

It seems that, for once, you
and I could be on the same side.

I, too, seek Fu Manchu.

You have done well, Dr Kessler.

His recovery will take a long time.

We cannot afford to wait
for complete recovery.

As soon as he regains consciousness,

he will be made to talk.

And if Heracles refuses, hmm?

Need I remind you, Doctor,
that he has no alternative.

And if I refuse to help
you any further, hmm?

Then you will sign this
lady's death warrant.

Your help during the
operation was invaluable.

We have no further use for you.

No!

Look after your patient, Doctor,

and watch him well.

Curt!

Father.

The guards have caught a spy, Omar Pasha.

- Alone?
- Yes, and unarmed,

as if he invited capture.

Have the girl, Lisa, brought to me.

Yes, Father.

Who are you?

Lisa.

Did they do that to you?

Is this the way

to treat a stranger in your house?

You are no stranger to me, Omar Pasha.

But I never thought you to be a fool.

Fools do not trade...

with lives.

Give her back to me,

and I will give you the
head of your enemy.

Enemy?

Nayland Smith.

Release him!

My men are camped in the hills

on the other side of the Bosphorus,

overlooking this castle.

Nayland Smith is their prisoner.

I want this woman.

She belongs to me.

You shall have her,

provided that you give me Nayland Smith.

You have my word.

Then you shall remain my guest.

For how long?

That, I shall decide.

The girl!

Let her go. She cannot escape.

Take him to the laboratory.

You are an obstinate man.

How highly do you value your life,

compared with that of Nayland Smith?

Try me.

The entrance to eternity.

Beyond that door, there is a tunnel,

which leads directly to the sea.

Cisterns of water are poised above it.

A touch of a lever will release

hundreds of thousands of
gallons of water into that tunnel,

and, combined with
Professor Heracles' crystals,

this can transform the entire sea

into one gigantic block of ice.

Come now.

Where is Nayland Smith?

If you'll free me

and Lisa...

When we find her.

My men are camped

in the pass, four kilometres from here,

on the other side of the Bosphorus.

Nayland Smith is with them.

- Hmm?
- He's awake.

How are you feeling now?

I feel nothing, but I am alive.

You wish to remain alive, Professor?

You will see that he stays
conscious for a few more minutes.

Father, the attack was successful.

Omar Pasha's men were all destroyed.

And Nayland Smith?

Dead. This man saw him killed.

I shall broadcast at midnight.

- And Heracles?
- He will talk.

You have explained to him the
information I require from him?

Yes, of course.

Your task is now completed, Dr Kessler.

The formula, Professor.

No.

Very well.

It's hot in here.

Then take your clothes off.

A gentleman never takes
his clothes off in public!

Ah.

Bring us some coffee,
you lazy good-for-nothing.

What on earth...

- To Carl!
- Yes, indeed.

No filters?

This is my ultimatum.

Within the next few hours,

the Bosphorus, and the city of Istanbul

will be destroyed.

It's not true.

It can't be true!

- Dr Petrie.
- The powers of the world...

- Calm yourself.
- ...have relied upon one man,

Nayland Smith-

Nayland Smith is dead-

Master.

A formula.

With this, I can control all things,

and all men.

The Bosphorus.

Flash the signal.

Bad dreams?

The worst dreams are better than reality.

Why?

Think that, maybe,
without this awful adventure,

we would never have
realised that we were in love.

I've known it for a long time.

I didn't see it.

I didn't want you to see it.

I didn't want to distract
you from your work,

your experiments, your investigations,

which were all so much
more important than me.

You did exactly right, Ingrid.

Thanks to those many hours of hard work

during the Professor's operation,

I managed to gain access to some acid,

which I can now use...

against Fu Manchu.

Keep quiet. I shan't hurt you.

I'm from the police. Scotland Yard.

Fu Manchu intends to destroy Istanbul!

- Please!
- Is there a radio transmitter?

Yes, I can guide you. Follow me.

Father!

Father!

Dr Kessler and the
girl, they have escaped.

They have reached the tunnel.

Excellent.

And when the crystals
are released into the tunnel,

they will die.

I think I've managed to break
through to the London frequency.

We're through!

This is Nayland Smith,

speaking from Fu Manchu's headquarters.

Send a warning to the Bosphorus.

Nayland Smith.

Nayland Smith!

Come on!

Look!

Quick! Through the door!

The Professor!

Come on, Professor,
we must get out of here.

Go on!

- They have taken Heracles.
- Come.

Flood the tunnels!

Oh! I can't go on!

I can't go on! I can't go on!

Ingrid, Ingrid, don't give up.

Ingrid, quick. We must go on!

I can't go on!

Omar! I must go back for Omar!

- Come back! Come back!
- Omar! Omar!

Omar!

Omar!

Omar, where are you?

Omar!

Where are you?

Omar!

Omar!

Omar!

Omar...

Omar!

Kessler must have got
through. The systems have burst.

Father!

Father!

Hey, Kessler! Kessler!

Ingrid! I... I'm coming
now, as fast as I can push.

I'm doing the best I can! Hang on!

It's Petrie, Ingrid!

No, it won't take much time now.

I really am doing my best.

The world shall hear from me again.

The world shall hear from me again-