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You've got 30 seconds to open the safe
before that bomb on your wrist explodes.
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Sookie?
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I think your son would like. Yeah.
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This is Harry Rule. I
want time on the computer.
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Urgent. It's a code. I want it cracked.
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The train set?
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Mail it to Mrs. Rowan.
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I figured I'd come and meet you.
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That was nice of you.
Yeah, I thought it was.
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Shall we go into the house? Why not?
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Well, what do you got, Carol?
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Your friend Reibold is right.
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Within six months of the
research at Cranston being abandoned,
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five of the members of the team have died.
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Sir John Ackland, leader of the
scientific team, he was the first.
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Then Priestland.
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Perrier was killed skiing.
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Lucas and Martin
drowned while skin diving.
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Riewoldt is the only one left alive.
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Naturally, he became suspicious and
frightened, and that's when he contacted you.
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Now, Freddy Riewoldt doesn't
know what frightened means.
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Some of his stunts give me nightmares.
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He came to me because he was
angry. Martin was his closest friend.
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Did he tell you what
the team was working on?
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The molecular structure of metals.
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That mean anything to you?
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It's been decoded.
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You could have fooled me.
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Maybe Rywall can make some sense
out of it. Where do we meet him?
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At a quiet little eating place.
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You can reach speeds of up to 200 MPH.
That's where the word ground rush comes from.
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You're going to do what?
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It's a stunt for a film. They're paying
the club a fortune for it. That figures.
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Wait a minute, wait a
minute. Let me get this straight.
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You mean you jump out first, open your
chute, and it fails? You make it fail?
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Sure.
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My chute's gone.
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I'm waving my arms around in a panic,
dropping like a stone to certain depth.
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I follow him out with the
camera and shoot the whole thing.
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But unlike the guy in the
film, I carry a spare chute.
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I think you better marry my friend
here while he's still all in one piece.
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Don't worry.
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I've got the fireside chair
and slippers all lined up.
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Hello. Oh, hello.
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Did you get anything from Cranston?
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Check around their agents the
name of the game's precious medal.
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Rivaled?
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Yeah, he's working along the same line,
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and that paper indicates the
group at Cranston were close.
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Close to what?
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Making gold, baby.
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Synthetic gold.
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Mm-hmm.
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Sorry to drag you away.
Were you making progress?
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Well, let's say again, no regress.
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Good day, sir.
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So glad you could come.
May I introduce Harry Rube?
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Hello, Mr. Roo. How are you?
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Mr. Roo is a reporter from Realm magazine.
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He wants to know all
about contraband gold.
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Captain Carrots is in charge of not
allowing you to something, aren't you, darling?
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Yes, something like that.
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Excuse me.
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Well, Mr. Roo, what did you wish to know?
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Any new suppliers shown up?
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Italy is the gold
smuggling center of Europe.
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We have some of the cleverest
criminals in the world here.
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So there is a new supply.
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Big?
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Very big.
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So big it has the regular smugglers
worried it is ruining their trade.
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Do you know who's handling it?
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If we knew the answer to that.
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Where is it shipped from?
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If we knew the answer to that, Mr. Roo.
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Well, he certainly was a blabbermouth.
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It's a rule of mine. Never neglect
the police. They can be very useful.
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As it happens, I had dinner
last night with Carozza. Oh,
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candlelight. Yes, very intimate.
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The gold is being shipped out
from Rome's own port, Ostia.
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Terrific.
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Anything else?
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Yes, my other sources tell me
there's a consignment sitting
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in a waterfront
warehouse at this very moment.
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And you know where it is.
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Gina will take us there.
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I deal with the voice on
the telephone. Is he English?
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I think so. What's his name?
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He calls himself... Man
three, man three, man three.
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The third man. Number
three on the totem pole?
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Third in command.
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One thing's for sure, my
friend Freddy Riewold is in danger.
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The skydiving stunt must be
cancelled. That's going to be difficult.
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He's a hard guy to persuade.
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Maybe this will persuade him.
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It's Erzatz Gold.
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The kind that could have
been produced at Cranston.
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It is gold.
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To anyone but a molecular physicist.
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You're in danger, Freddy.
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You're the last guy alive
who understands the process.
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The only reason he
hasn't killed you before this
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is he must know about
your skydiving stunt.
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That is when he'll do it.
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Oh, I don't think so.
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Now, Freddy, it's his one big chance.
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It'd be so easy to make
it look like an accident.
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Contessa, I appreciate
your concern. I really do.
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But you don't understand.
We pack our own parachutes.
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We check our equipment.
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Our arms and legs are our own.
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We're in control.
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All right.
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We'll take care of
things here on the ground.
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You didn't try very hard, did you?
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Riewald's the bait in the trap.
You think he doesn't know that?
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Get me Paul Boucher in Paris.
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Tomorrow's the one chance to nail man
three. If anyone asks who you are, Paul,
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you're a reporter from Paris News.
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All right, let's go.
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That's a double loop.
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Sorry.
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You okay? Yes.
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You sure you're all
right? Look, I said I'm okay.
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Aye.
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All set. Fine.
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I like to ride along
as kind of an observer.
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Any objections?
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No, fine.
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Well, we're nearly there.
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Time for you and me to earn our Oscars.
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Freddy, don't jump. Oh,
come on. What the hell
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are you doing? Look,
you can do as you like.
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I'm jumping anyway.
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All right, talk.
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Oh, my God. Start
talking. They've got Susan.
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You don't know her.
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They got her down there,
and they said they were
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going to kill her
unless I let Rival die. How?
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The spare's rigged, the same as the
first. He was jumping without a chute.
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Why didn't you just call it off?
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Well, listen, if I did,
they'd kill her anyway.
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Where is she?
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Down there somewhere.
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They've got a
telescopic rifle trained on her.
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And if they don't see both shoots
fail, she gets a bullet in her head.
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Aircraft entering dropping zone.
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That's her.
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Harry, we've spotted the
girl. What about the rifle?
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Even with a telescopic
sight, it can't be that far away.
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But there's no sign of it.
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Keep looking.
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It's no use. They're not going to find it.
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Aircraft in position at 12,000 feet.
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Still negative.
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All set.
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Skydivers jumping in one minute.
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Harry, we found it.
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Can you take it without
endangering the girl?
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Yes, but it's going to take time.
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What are you doing?
They'll kill her if we don't
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jump. I don't
understand. They're watching.
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They've got to see both shoots
malfunction. Shut up and listen.
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I'll tell you what to do.
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We have go from the pilot.
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Jumping in 30 seconds.
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We go and fire. Yeah!
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Turn over cameras!
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He's done it. Dismantle the gun.
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At least you made him happy.
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Who's that? The
producer. He financed the film.
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Man three.
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That's Atlan, the leader of our team.
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He's supposed to be dead.
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He is.
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Well, I have a plane to catch.
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Okay, I'll drive you to the airport.
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Thank you.
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Excellent. You're
making excellent progress.
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