R | 1h 24min | Action, Adventure, Drama, Thriller | 1990 (Japan)
A scientist's (Ernest Borgnine) daughter (Debi Monahan) helps a CIA agent (Brandon Lee) find her father, kidnapped by the KGB to make a laser.
Director: BJ Davis (as Beau Davis)
Writers: David A. Frank, Phillip Gutteridge
Stars: Brandon Lee, Debi A. Monahan, Ernest Borgnine
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A scientist's (Ernest Borgnine) daughter (Debi Monahan) helps a CIA agent (Brandon Lee) find her father, kidnapped by the KGB to make a laser.
Director: BJ Davis (as Beau Davis)
Writers: David A. Frank, Phillip Gutteridge
Stars: Brandon Lee, Debi A. Monahan, Ernest Borgnine
We have over 15,000 titles available for licensing to VOD platforms. Contact: sales@echelonstudios.us
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00:00:35In the violence of the night
00:00:39Where you hear the sirens scream
00:00:43He only knows where he is going to
00:00:47It's like a dream within a dream
00:00:51His heart beats like a hammer
00:00:55Like the back beat of a song
00:00:59And the fire burns within him
00:01:03And he knows he don't belong
00:01:06But he must be strong
00:01:08He's a mercenary man
00:01:12Mercenary man
00:01:16Mercenary man
00:01:18Mercenary man
00:01:23Yeah, mercenary man
00:01:26Mercenary man
00:01:28Mercenary man
00:01:32May I introduce you to your Master of Ceremony,
00:01:35Ronald Sotheby.
00:01:37APPLAUSE
00:01:41Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
00:01:43Tonight is truly a marvellous occasion
00:01:46for we, a select, privileged few,
00:01:49to witness the unveiling of the most precious
00:01:52and the largest diamond to come from the continent of Africa.
00:01:56DRUMMING
00:02:03Larger than the hoop, more spectacular than the column,
00:02:07measured at 526 carats.
00:02:14It is a great pleasure to present to you
00:02:19the Verbeek Diamond.
00:02:24APPLAUSE
00:02:30And now, what better way to mark this festive occasion
00:02:33than to salute it with a bottle of champagne.
00:02:36SCREAMING
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00:05:51Mind if I sit, Mr. Braun?
00:05:53Oh, no, no, sit.
00:05:55It's a free country.
00:05:57Actually, we have founded...
00:06:00Who are you?
00:06:02And how do you know me?
00:06:04My name is Michael Gold.
00:06:06I represent a group of concerned citizens in the United States.
00:06:10Concerned.
00:06:11Oh.
00:06:16You're fond of birds.
00:06:18Yes. Yes, I have an affinity for them.
00:06:21My daughter works...
00:06:24What a strange approach.
00:06:27What do you want, young man?
00:06:29We want to help you.
00:06:31See, the Americans, you mean?
00:06:35And how much are they willing to pay?
00:06:38You want money?
00:06:40Americans always seem to think that people want money.
00:06:45There are other things.
00:06:48Such as?
00:06:51Such as?
00:06:56Freedom.
00:06:58Ah, freedom.
00:07:01Your people will keep me locked up for years.
00:07:04And while they pick my brains, the Star Wars program grows.
00:07:09And I will make my contribution to destroy mankind.
00:07:13No, thank you. I want to build, not destroy.
00:07:18You have special talents and abilities, sir.
00:07:21Your research can't fall into the wrong hands.
00:07:23It will not. It will be all here.
00:07:26Exactly. And we want to keep it there.
00:07:29Are you acquainted with theoretical physics?
00:07:32No. I specialized in recess and girls.
00:07:36Ah, very funny.
00:07:38But you see, I want to stop dreaming about fire from heaven and melting men.
00:07:45Lasers.
00:07:48In America, you could write your own ticket. I guarantee it.
00:07:57Then I think we can talk.
00:08:00I'll take your request back to my employers. I'm sure they'll say yes.
00:08:03Do not be too long, my boy.
00:08:05Why?
00:08:07My old age.
00:08:10Expect your cooperation, professor.
00:08:13Nein. Nein.
00:08:30How is he?
00:08:32Very well, Comrade Colonel.
00:08:34Good.
00:08:37So sorry to wake you like this, Mr. Gold.
00:08:41You look a little lost.
00:08:43No, I'm fine.
00:08:45Fine? You're in prison, Tovarish.
00:08:49The people's court has found you guilty of crimes against humanity.
00:08:53I don't remember a trial.
00:08:56You were asleep. You were sleeping.
00:09:00You were sleeping.
00:09:03You were asleep. You whispered.
00:09:08What charges?
00:09:10Treason, espionage.
00:09:13The death penalty.
00:09:26Any?
00:09:32Execution is at dawn tomorrow.
00:09:35We will say goodbye there.
00:09:38Unless...
00:09:40Unless what?
00:09:42No, no. You're not the type.
00:09:45Forget animation.
00:09:47What's the offer?
00:09:50Television.
00:09:52A life appearance.
00:09:54To tell the world you're a spy working for America.
00:09:59I don't work for America.
00:10:01No.
00:10:02I work for money.
00:10:09In a socialist state.
00:10:14A present from the King of Belgium, 1907.
00:10:23The blade needs sharpening.
00:10:30Don't try to be funny to me, Micah.
00:10:34I won't smell in public.
00:10:37Neither will I.
00:10:39What did you do to the professor?
00:10:44You should only be concerned about tomorrow morning.
00:10:49Rest well, Mr. Gold.
00:10:53They're going to cut off your head mañana.
00:11:00Faster, come on.
00:11:04On both sides.
00:11:06Not just in the middle, on both sides.
00:11:09Faster, come on.
00:11:13Aki yanki.
00:11:17Get back.
00:11:29Get back.
00:11:59Ah!
00:12:29This is the Americano.
00:13:00Ah!
00:13:17A complete and total failure.
00:13:20You lost Braun.
00:13:22You don't know where he is, you don't know who got him.
00:13:25What didn't you do wrong?
00:13:27I didn't get killed.
00:13:29Hold it.
00:13:32Just cut the dialogue, Gold. You got lucky.
00:13:35Especially considering that this is the first assignment you had for this office.
00:13:38You told me to contact Braun, ask him his price to defect and report back.
00:13:43I did my job.
00:13:45Pay me and let me get the hell out of here?
00:13:47Kiss my ass.
00:13:49No. You didn't tell me who he was or why he was so important.
00:13:52You people blew this operation from the start.
00:13:55Braun is perhaps the world's leading expert in laser weaponry.
00:13:59And his presence in the Kavango means that the Soviet bloc is planning some sort of laser mission.
00:14:04That could tip the balance of power on the entire African continent.
00:14:07Why didn't you tell me this before?
00:14:09You still would have fucked it up.
00:14:11You and me, any time.
00:14:13That's enough.
00:14:15We didn't tell you, Michael, because you're a freelancer.
00:14:18Freelancers have a nasty habit, changing sides.
00:14:21I don't.
00:14:23How do you know that?
00:14:25He's right. For all we know, you've already shot Braun to the highest bidder.
00:14:28That didn't happen.
00:14:30Prove it.
00:14:31How?
00:14:32Bring him back.
00:14:34What, are you insane?
00:14:36That's a suicide mission.
00:14:38I'm a wanted man in Kavango. They want to cut my head off.
00:14:41They've got company.
00:14:47Let's say I get him back.
00:14:49What's in it for me?
00:14:51Just a boost in my CIA credit rating.
00:14:55One million dollars.
00:14:57Too much.
00:14:58Don't second-guess me, dammit.
00:15:00Anybody could have Braun now.
00:15:02He's got a very dangerous mind.
00:15:06We need him under our control or dead.
00:15:11I like the old man.
00:15:13You'd like a million dollars better.
00:15:15Yeah, yeah, yeah, and I'd like to be able to sleep nights
00:15:18with some terrorist group shooting airliners out of the sky with lasers.
00:15:23I'm telling you, I want Braun on a plane to Washington
00:15:26or I want him on a slab.
00:15:28I'll do it.
00:15:30But not for you.
00:15:32And not for the money.
00:15:33Come on, you're only in it for the money.
00:15:37No.
00:15:39The old man wanted to go to America.
00:15:41And I gave him my word that he would.
00:15:44You're just a government flunky, Callaway.
00:15:47I don't know why I expect you to understand me.
00:15:49Fair enough.
00:15:51Contact his daughter, Alyssa.
00:15:53She's a doctor of veterinary medicine.
00:15:55She's in Kuwana.
00:15:57And she's KGB.
00:16:07You know, you guys really know how to win friends and influence people.
00:16:12Let's just see who gets to them first.
00:16:43We're approaching the drop zone.
00:16:45Stand by.
00:16:49Hit it!
00:17:12Por favor.
00:17:22Aqui.
00:17:43Atención!
00:17:48You man!
00:17:50What do you just see?
00:17:52Who fell out of the tree.
00:17:54Wrong.
00:17:58What do you just see?
00:18:02Nada, El Capitan.
00:18:04Correct.
00:18:06What is your name?
00:18:08Manuel, El Capitan.
00:18:10Manuel.
00:18:12I remember that name.
00:18:14Where's your sergeant, Manuel?
00:18:16I am the sergeant.
00:18:24What will you tell your superiors about all this?
00:18:31Nada, El Capitan. Nada.
00:18:33Good work.
00:18:36Whose jeep is that?
00:18:38Ours. We dropped it.
00:18:40Whose jeep is that?
00:18:42What jeep?
00:18:44That's the right answer.
00:18:46You have potential, Manuel.
00:18:48You man! Take this off the jeep!
00:18:50Atención!
00:19:06What are we going to do without our jeep?
00:19:10What jeep, you loco?
00:19:35I'll take your best room.
00:19:39That will be the presidential suite,
00:19:411,000 cuantas a night.
00:19:46Just be the Cuban governor.
00:19:48I don't care.
00:19:50I don't care.
00:19:52I don't care.
00:19:54I don't care.
00:19:56I don't care.
00:19:58I don't care.
00:20:00I don't care.
00:20:02I don't care.
00:20:04Be the Cuban governor.
00:20:07When you are gone,
00:20:09maybe you can make some money.
00:20:14You say he was headed towards Luanda?
00:20:16Si, Comrade Colonel.
00:20:18Si, Comrade Colonel.
00:20:22He is a great fool.
00:20:27I have a job for you two.
00:20:29And when it is done,
00:20:31I shall pluck out Michael Go's eyes with my fingers.
00:20:41Good boy. Yes, you're hungry, huh?
00:20:44Stephen, make sure he gets his 25 cc of penicillin, okay?
00:20:47Okay.
00:20:48I'll check on him tomorrow.
00:21:02Here you go.
00:21:24Arms.
00:21:26Arms.
00:21:28Arms.
00:21:31Arms.
00:21:33Arms.
00:21:37Miss Braun,
00:21:39I need to talk to you.
00:21:41I was the last person to see your father before he vanished.
00:21:45Michael Go.
00:21:47At your service.
00:21:52Go ahead, call him.
00:21:54Don't expect him to help you find your father.
00:22:02Your photographs don't do you justice.
00:22:07Meet me tonight at 9.
00:22:09The Neonza restaurant.
00:22:12And wash your hands first.
00:22:16You won't recognize me.
00:22:19Yeah, I will.
00:22:26I'm not going to recognize this gold.
00:22:29Yes, you will.
00:22:31What if we catch the wrong hungry?
00:22:33They're going to kill him anyway.
00:22:35And we get the reward.
00:22:37You're going to recognize this gold when you see him.
00:23:00Uno, dos, tres.
00:23:02Elvato Gingol.
00:23:04Primera classe.
00:23:06Manuel, primera classe.
00:23:30And entry. Inform the colonel at once.
00:23:33Divati. Divati.
00:23:42I want every available man to cover 365 Lempopo Street.
00:23:46Paschal. Paschal.
00:23:48Paschal.
00:23:50Paschal.
00:23:52Paschal.
00:23:54Paschal.
00:23:56Paschal. Paschal.
00:24:01Caramba!
00:24:03Give me outpost 1.
00:24:07Base to outpost 1. Come in, please.
00:24:11Colonel, outpost 1 does not answer my transmissions.
00:24:16I will go there myself.
00:24:18Muchos gracias, madre.
00:24:21Numero uno.
00:24:27You idiots, go to see the professor's apartment.
00:24:31Move! Quickly! Come on, come on!
00:24:50One, two, three.
00:24:53One, two, three.
00:25:12Get down! Get down!
00:25:15Come on, come on!
00:25:24There he is.
00:25:30Move it!
00:25:32Arriba, arriba!
00:25:46I just dropped in to say, bon appetit.
00:26:18So, tell me, why should I trust you?
00:26:22There's someone who wants to help you find your father.
00:26:26My father?
00:26:30I think that my father's dead.
00:26:32That's possible.
00:26:34But I'll find out if you'll help me.
00:26:38When I want to flirt, I'll tell you.
00:26:40All right.
00:26:43Alyssa, I'm going to find your father.
00:26:46That's if they don't kill you first.
00:26:48That's my problem.
00:26:49Yeah, well, it's my problem too if I help you.
00:26:51Did he discuss his work with you?
00:26:53No.
00:26:54We talked about birds and music.
00:26:59Life.
00:27:01Never about his work.
00:27:03Who would he have discussed his work with?
00:27:07Professor Rice, perhaps?
00:27:09His colleague and his closest friend.
00:27:11All right. Where do we find this Professor Rice?
00:27:15We?
00:27:16We're partners, remember?
00:27:18Oh, am I worth 100,000 Kwanzaas too?
00:27:22I never put price tags on women.
00:27:24It's much more fun taking them off.
00:27:27Some things come off very easily.
00:27:30Such as?
00:27:32Such as your head if you don't stick to business.
00:27:38Let's go find Professor Rice, shall we?
00:27:44Oh, such a gentleman.
00:27:48Such a bitch.
00:28:19What happened, Professor?
00:28:21Professor, please, where's my father?
00:28:24Brawn.
00:28:26Skeleton.
00:28:28Look for...
00:28:32Brawn.
00:28:49I was right. My father's dead, just like him.
00:28:53I think your father's alive.
00:28:55And I know just where to look for him.
00:28:57Come on. Come on!
00:29:19Let me guess.
00:29:21Just in case you meet a charging rhino?
00:29:24No. Barrettas are only good for killing men.
00:29:31You drive.
00:29:33Sorry.
00:29:49It's like a dream within a dream
00:29:53His heart beats like a hammer
00:29:57Like the back feet of a son
00:30:01And the fire burns
00:30:03Look, looks like we got company.
00:30:05And he knows he don't belong
00:30:07But he must be strong
00:30:09He's a mercenary
00:30:13Mercenary
00:30:16I'm going this way.
00:30:24He's a mercenary
00:30:26Mercenary
00:30:28Mercenary
00:30:30Mercenary
00:30:32Mercenary
00:30:34Mercenary
00:30:45Mercenary
00:30:47Mercenary
00:30:49Mercenary
00:30:51Mercenary
00:30:53Mercenary
00:30:55Mercenary
00:30:57Mercenary
00:30:59Mercenary
00:31:01Mercenary
00:31:03Mercenary
00:31:07Stop! Yeah, that was brilliant!
00:31:09Now slow down!
00:31:11I never slow down!
00:31:15Stop!
00:31:17Stop!
00:31:19Wait! Wait! Wait!
00:31:21That way!
00:31:31She's a lady.
00:31:45Come on! Get in! Get in!
00:32:15Get in!
00:32:45Hurry! Hurry!
00:32:54Alyssa!
00:32:56That way!
00:33:14That way!
00:33:16This way!
00:33:18Oh, this way!
00:33:22Hide!
00:33:26Hide!
00:33:56What?
00:34:04Sergeant?
00:34:06You are no sergeant.
00:34:08You are a woman.
00:34:10Loco.
00:34:12I have always been a woman.
00:34:18I know now.
00:34:20Wait a minute, miss!
00:34:24Nice shot!
00:34:26Thank you!
00:34:28Nice driving!
00:34:30Thanks!
00:34:36Where did you learn to drive like that?
00:34:40Long story.
00:34:42Very long story.
00:34:46I'm sorry.
00:34:48Very long story.
00:34:52Well, we got nothing but time.
00:35:12Where to?
00:35:14We're heading south.
00:35:16What's going on in this country?
00:35:18I don't suppose there's time to change clothes, huh?
00:35:22No. They'll have our apartments staked out.
00:35:26Let me ask you something.
00:35:28Do all your dates wind up like this?
00:35:34We should reach the border by dawn.
00:35:38Just what I thought.
00:35:46Let's go.
00:36:16You like it, professor?
00:36:18Behold my prize.
00:36:22Do you see its beauty?
00:36:26Like all of your trophies.
00:36:28Another monument to bloodshed.
00:36:30Not so.
00:36:32You, too, are one of my prizes.
00:36:34And I took you without bloodshed.
00:36:36I am sorry to spoil your record.
00:36:38I am sorry to spoil your record.
00:36:40Bloodshed has been your life's work, as well.
00:36:42Just more sophisticated.
00:36:44I have put that life behind me.
00:36:46You can't.
00:36:48You will do what I tell you.
00:36:54If I would not work for the Russians,
00:36:56what makes you think I would work for you?
00:37:00I don't give you other choice.
00:37:02I don't give you other choice.
00:37:04What makes you think I would work for you?
00:37:06I don't give you other choice.
00:37:12I would rather die.
00:37:16Die?
00:37:20Professor.
00:37:22Come, I show you something.
00:37:24So.
00:37:32So.
00:37:40Before you kill yourself,
00:37:42think of this room
00:37:44and your daughter in it.
00:37:48What kind of monster are you?
00:37:54What kind of monster are you?
00:38:12Pleasant dreams?
00:38:14Not really.
00:38:16You were asleep for a couple of hours.
00:38:18We are almost there.
00:38:20There where?
00:38:22What makes you so sure?
00:38:24Remember what Rice
00:38:26said before he died?
00:38:28Look for
00:38:30a broad skeleton.
00:38:32Right.
00:38:34And just south of here is the most miserable
00:38:36burning parched stretch of god forsaken
00:38:38desert in the world.
00:38:40The natives call it
00:38:42Skeleton Coast.
00:38:44You always take me to such
00:38:46fun places.
00:38:52Skeleton Coast.
00:39:22They're gonna see us coming.
00:39:26Yes.
00:39:28And they'll have been warned about us.
00:39:30Well, isn't there any other way across?
00:39:32Not unless we can fly.
00:39:34What about if we wait until nightfall and then hit them?
00:39:36Clock's running out.
00:39:38There's no time.
00:39:40You drive.
00:39:52No.
00:40:22Come on.
00:40:40We did it!
00:40:52We did it!
00:41:14Where to now?
00:41:16I want to Swakopmund. Your father talked about it on a map.
00:41:18How far is it from here?
00:41:20400 miles, give or take a few.
00:41:22Give or take a few?
00:41:24Come on.
00:41:26Glad I wore my heels.
00:41:50Come on.
00:42:20So what's for dinner?
00:42:22Sand.
00:42:26Actually, you're looking
00:42:28pretty good today.
00:42:30You know, your sense of timing is
00:42:32terrible.
00:42:34I didn't mean it as a man-doll.
00:42:36I meant it as a meal.
00:42:38Oh.
00:42:40Well, you're too tired to try and kill me,
00:42:42so I'm going to have to kill you.
00:42:44I'm not going to kill you.
00:42:46I'm not going to kill you.
00:42:48Well, you're too tired to try and kill me
00:42:50anyway.
00:42:52This is true.
00:42:54Can I ask you
00:42:56a personal question?
00:42:58Hmm. We'll be dead by
00:43:00morning. Sure, go ahead.
00:43:02You carry a gun, and you're not afraid to use it.
00:43:04You can out-drive the best
00:43:06of them. Would you just get to the personal
00:43:08question?
00:43:10Who are you, and who are you working for?
00:43:12I'm Alyssa Braun. Who do you think I am?
00:43:14I'm hot,
00:43:16I'm tired, I'm hungry, and I'm thirsty,
00:43:18and I've been walking around in these high heels all day,
00:43:20and I have blisters on my feet.
00:43:22And quit asking me such stupid questions, all right?
00:43:24And let me tell you
00:43:26something else, Buster. You're not my idea of
00:43:28a dream date. Asshole!
00:43:30That's
00:43:32Mr. Asshole to you.
00:43:46We will head south,
00:43:48so that
00:43:50Comrade Eckhart and his men can do
00:43:52what they do best.
00:43:54Remember,
00:43:56whoever brings me
00:43:58Mikhail Gold
00:44:00gets the reward.
00:44:02The woman
00:44:04goes to war
00:44:06with me.
00:44:08And the man
00:44:10goes to war
00:44:12with me.
00:44:14The woman
00:44:16goes to you, Eckhart,
00:44:18regardless.
00:44:20It will be a pleasure, Comrade.
00:44:44Hello.
00:44:46Hey, hey.
00:44:48My hands are empty. We come as friends, not foes.
00:44:50We're just friends. I know you are.
00:44:52How do you know?
00:44:54News travels fast,
00:44:56even in the desert.
00:45:00I hear there's a certain
00:45:02Mr. Eckhart and some of his friends
00:45:04are real anxious to talk to you.
00:45:06So much so that he's willing
00:45:08to pay a price.
00:45:10Well, if you know all that, then you know that we need you.
00:45:12We'll pay you. We'll do anything.
00:45:14Hold on there, missy.
00:45:16I don't fancy having anything to do with Mr. Eckhart.
00:45:20I do quite well
00:45:22scratching for diamonds out here.
00:45:24Well, then you'll help us?
00:45:26If you just help us get to a civilized area.
00:45:30We'll sleep on that tonight.
00:45:32You're quite safe for now.
00:45:34We'll talk in the morning.
00:45:42Michael?
00:45:44Hmm?
00:45:48Sorry for losing my temper earlier.
00:45:52It's all right.
00:46:12Where's the miner?
00:46:14I thought he said that he was going to help us.
00:46:18He helped you already,
00:46:20and I just don't know about it.
00:46:42♪
00:47:12You think it's safe?
00:47:38Hey, um,
00:47:40listen.
00:47:42I am sorry for being so difficult earlier.
00:47:46It's just that
00:47:48I'm scared,
00:47:50and I'm worried about the professor.
00:47:52You mean your father, right?
00:47:54Yeah, my father.
00:47:56Look, I'm trying to apologize.
00:47:58What do you want me to do?
00:48:00Get down on my knees?
00:48:02That would be nice.
00:48:10Aah!
00:48:28Let's get out of here.
00:48:40Come on.
00:48:50This is like a nightmare.
00:48:52Well, at least we're out of danger now.
00:49:10Aah!
00:49:28Aah!
00:49:40Damn it!
00:49:42Where's the horse?
00:49:44I want to give me a hand here.
00:49:46Help me find a horse.
00:49:48Well, um,
00:49:50exactly how exactly?
00:49:52I don't know.
00:49:54I don't know.
00:49:56I don't know.
00:49:58I don't know.
00:50:00I don't know.
00:50:02I don't know.
00:50:04I don't know.
00:50:06I don't know.
00:50:08Um, exactly,
00:50:10how would you like me to do that?
00:50:12This is not my day.
00:50:14Well, look at it this way.
00:50:16Things could be worse.
00:50:18At least we're in this together.
00:50:20You know,
00:50:22somehow I fail to find that reassuring.
00:50:38Do you think he's one of them?
00:50:40I don't know.
00:50:42I don't know.
00:50:44I don't know.
00:50:46I don't know.
00:50:48I don't know.
00:50:50I don't know.
00:50:52I don't know.
00:50:54I don't know.
00:50:56I don't know.
00:50:58I don't know.
00:51:00I don't know.
00:51:02I don't know.
00:51:04I don't know.
00:51:06Do you think he's one of them?
00:51:08Sometimes you sure ask stupid questions.
00:51:10I want you to keep going
00:51:12towards that horizon.
00:51:14Just go.
00:51:16Go.
00:51:36Go.
00:52:06Ah!
00:52:22All right, who do you work for?
00:52:26I dare you to do that again.
00:52:28Now you were about to tell me
00:52:30who you work for.
00:52:32Eckhart.
00:52:34Eckhart.
00:52:36All right. Who is he?
00:52:38He's a very dangerous man.
00:52:40Hunter-tracker.
00:52:42Sold you a fortune.
00:52:44You name it, he buys, sells, trades.
00:52:46Where do I find this Eckhart?
00:52:48He comes from little Austria.
00:52:50A place called Swakop.
00:52:52Ask anyone.
00:52:54Hey, gold!
00:52:56I got the horse!
00:52:58I knew our luck was gonna change.
00:53:00Ah!
00:53:12What are you doing?
00:53:14I'm helping you.
00:53:30Ah!
00:53:36Thanks.
00:53:38Ah!
00:53:40Let's get out of here.
00:54:00Yeah, the fire's still burnin'
00:54:04Turnin' wheels, movin' away
00:54:08Only one thing's certain
00:54:12There's the price tag on every deal
00:54:16For the mercenary man
00:54:30For the mercenary man
00:54:34Mercenary man
00:54:36Mercenary man
00:54:38Ah!
00:54:48Feed him and park him around the corner.
00:55:00Good day, sir.
00:55:02Good day to you.
00:55:04Lady.
00:55:06What can I do for you?
00:55:08My wife and I were thinking of going on a safari.
00:55:10What a splendid idea.
00:55:12We were wondering if you could recommend a guide for us.
00:55:14Not out of hand.
00:55:16But I will find one.
00:55:18Well, what about that guy that, um...
00:55:22What was his name?
00:55:24S. Eckhart?
00:55:26Yes.
00:55:28No, no, no.
00:55:30I got, uh...
00:55:32He hasn't talked.
00:55:34Oh!
00:55:54I'll go tonight and see what I can find
00:55:56under cover of darkness.
00:55:58And until then?
00:56:06Hello?
00:56:08My wife and I have been on the road for some time.
00:56:10How long would it take you to have a suit pressed?
00:56:14Yeah, a dress as well.
00:56:18Three hours?
00:56:22Could you make that five hours?
00:56:26Thanks.
00:56:56Come in.
00:57:20The door's open.
00:57:57Which room?
00:57:59Which room?
00:58:03Tell me!
00:58:26Melissa, come! Get her!
00:58:38Melissa?
00:58:56Melissa?
00:59:12This is gonna be easy.
00:59:26Come on.
00:59:44Yes?
00:59:46Hi, love.
00:59:48Where are you? I've been worried.
00:59:50I'm about 20 miles out of town.
00:59:52Listen, I've got good news.
00:59:54What about Kalashnikov?
00:59:56He's dead.
01:00:01You killed him?
01:00:03With pleasure.
01:00:05Why don't you head for Edcarts
01:00:07and I'll meet you back at the hotel
01:00:09after I've cleaned up.
01:00:11Yeah, I'll see you then.
01:00:13Listen...
01:00:15I love you, too.
01:00:18How was I?
01:00:20Superb, my dear.
01:00:22To be killed, like you said,
01:00:24with honour
01:00:26is indeed a pleasure.
01:00:28I shall repay
01:00:30in kind.
01:00:47I shall repay
01:00:49in kind.
01:01:17Ugh!
01:01:47Ugh!
01:02:11Ugh!
01:02:17Ugh!
01:02:27Ah, good morning.
01:02:29You came to rescue me?
01:02:36One dinosaur chasing another, eh?
01:02:40I suppose that's why we're here.
01:02:43The diamond and my skill
01:02:45have brought us all together, yes.
01:02:47I did my homework on your blueprint
01:02:49of the laser weapon system.
01:02:51Ah.
01:02:53My compliments on your detective ability.
01:02:56They brought me where I am today.
01:03:00You see, with the Virbeck diamond
01:03:02and my laser,
01:03:04I can create a nuclear weapon.
01:03:08The combination of the two
01:03:10makes my knowledge invaluable
01:03:12to the one who controls its forces.
01:03:15Dieter Eckhart?
01:03:17I'm not sure.
01:03:19But whoever uses it
01:03:21can start World War III.
01:03:28Mr. Gold?
01:03:30At last we meet.
01:03:32I'd love to shake hands.
01:03:37I've been studying you during the last few days.
01:03:40You'll be fun to play with.
01:03:42You'd better do better than your boys in the desert.
01:03:46I promise.
01:03:48I think you know my partner, don't you?
01:03:52I heard you were dead.
01:03:55You trusted a woman.
01:03:57You fool.
01:04:00My dear professor, I'm sad,
01:04:02but I must inform you
01:04:04that your most lovely daughter is now in our hands.
01:04:06This makes your continued cooperation essential.
01:04:10Take the girl to the mine and close up shop.
01:04:12I'll join you later.
01:04:14And leave you with Braun
01:04:16and the diamonds.
01:04:20This trust is a very dangerous thing in a partnership.
01:04:23Take it.
01:04:33Goodbye, Michael.
01:04:36Goodbye, Michael.
01:04:51We have a tradition, Mr. Gold.
01:04:55I never kill an intruder
01:04:58before giving him a sporting chance.
01:05:06I knew you would appreciate that room.
01:05:21I prefer not being added to your list of trophies.
01:05:25I deal in people and their vices.
01:05:27The need for power.
01:05:29By people and power, you mean?
01:05:31Yes.
01:05:33By people and power, you mean slaves.
01:05:37My friend, you have always the right answer.
01:05:42I know exactly what you are thinking.
01:05:46You want me to stop rescuing that girl, right?
01:05:52I intend to kill you
01:05:54and rescue the professor and the girl.
01:06:03No!
01:06:33No!
01:07:03Professor!
01:07:11Do you know where the mine is?
01:07:13I think so.
01:07:18Come on.
01:07:33Come on.
01:08:04Come on.
01:08:07Albuquerque de Roberta.
01:08:09You must not be doing this.
01:08:14I must help the Yankee
01:08:16or we all will be killed.
01:08:20Manuel.
01:08:22I have a plan.
01:08:24Come on.
01:08:31What's going on?
01:08:33I'm with you.
01:08:35Come on.
01:08:45Fred!
01:08:48Fred!
01:08:55Have you planted the dynamite in the mine?
01:08:57As you ordered.
01:08:59Good.
01:09:01Now, gather the slaves,
01:09:03put them in the mine,
01:09:05seal it off for good.
01:09:08We're leaving soon.
01:09:10Diamonds are a girl's best friend, I'm told.
01:09:13Not this girl.
01:09:19I suppose your friend
01:09:21is Michael Gould.
01:09:23I suppose.
01:09:30I'm going to kill you.
01:09:32I'm going to kill you.
01:09:34I'm going to kill you.
01:09:36I'm going to kill you.
01:09:39It's time to make new friends.
01:09:43Since he's been dead for almost a month.
01:10:02I like deadly women.
01:10:05I like breaking women.
01:10:08I like killing them.
01:10:38Come on.
01:10:57What does it mean?
01:10:59They said they were closing up shop.
01:11:02And killing the witnesses?
01:11:05Professor.
01:11:07Schweinhund.
01:11:09They have my daughter down there.
01:11:24Walter, this is no way for a woman to act.
01:11:30I will take care of you.
01:11:34Come on.
01:11:36Quickly.
01:12:00I got the chick.
01:12:05You bitch.
01:12:22Shot, you puma.
01:12:34Come on.
01:13:04Come on.
01:13:20Come on.
01:13:22Let's get out of here.
01:13:34Come on.
01:14:04Come on.
01:14:35You idiot.
01:14:45Your sense of timing is impeccable.
01:14:48It's just one of the many things I like about you.
01:14:51I got something else you're going to like.
01:14:53I'll take care of our little Russian friend here.
01:15:23Come on.
01:15:37Amigos.
01:15:39Amigos.
01:15:48I can't be bitten by a woman.
01:15:54Come on.
01:15:56Come on.
01:16:14Roberta, you must not be doing this.
01:16:23Come on.
01:16:53Come on.
01:17:20Close the door.
01:17:24Mexican standoff.
01:17:26Shut up.
01:17:28Come on.
01:17:31You Americans.
01:17:34Like in the movies.
01:17:36You kill me with your stupid...
01:17:53I knew you could do it.
01:17:55You did?
01:17:57Didn't you?
01:18:01I never really gave it much thought.
01:18:06You mean you risked hitting me?
01:18:24Come on.
01:18:37Professor, where are you going?
01:18:41The Africans say my daughter is in the shack.
01:18:44But where is the shack?
01:18:47You go secure the vehicle.
01:18:49I'll take care of your daughter.
01:18:51Secure the vehicle.
01:19:09It was nothing.
01:19:14Wait, wait.
01:19:16You are pointing that the wrong way.
01:19:18Who are you?
01:19:20Have you been out in the sun too long, my boy?
01:19:23You know who I am.
01:19:25No, no, no. Not you.
01:19:27The two behind you.
01:19:29Oh, they are my two amigos.
01:19:33They stole our vehicle and they almost run me over.
01:19:37But where is my daughter?
01:19:44I thought she was your daughter.
01:19:46That is not my Liebchen.
01:19:48I have never seen her before in my life.
01:19:52Let's just say I'm your guardian angel sent to look after you.
01:20:01Prentiss sent you?
01:20:04That dirty no-good son of a...
01:20:06And who are you guys?
01:20:08This is Michael Gold.
01:20:10Si, Michael Gold.
01:20:13I am Michael Gold.
01:20:16So...
01:20:18How do you do, Michael Gold?
01:20:46Yeah!
01:20:50I was the agency's insurance policy.
01:21:01Okay.
01:21:03But I owe you one.
01:21:06Gold!
01:21:21Let's get out of here.
01:21:35Let's get out of here.
01:21:37Liebchen! My little Liebchen!
01:22:08My little Liebchen!
01:22:20It appears you've pulled it off, Gold.
01:22:22Well done, Zephyr.
01:22:24Zephyr?
01:22:26You two haven't been formally introduced yet.
01:22:28Oh, no. We've met.
01:22:30But we're only now getting to know each other.
01:22:34When do I get paid?
01:22:36When do we get paid?
01:22:40Well, the good news is that the money's been positive as usual.
01:22:44The bad news is that the both of you have to split it.
01:22:47We are in a hurry to talk to the professor.
01:22:50You can organize yourself some transport, can't you?
01:22:57But first, Michael, I want to thank you for all that you have done.
01:23:01A pleasure, sir. I shall see you again.
01:23:32Ha, ha, ha!
01:23:46What about Prentiss and the other fellow?
01:23:48I think they can find their own transport.
01:24:01Aah!
01:24:21Come, Bibby.
01:24:24Well?
01:24:25Well, what?
01:24:27Do you have the diamond?
01:24:29That depends on who's asking.
01:24:31Well, whoever has it will have a strong bargaining position.
01:24:37I got it.
01:24:40But who's the rightful owner?
01:24:44You're looking at him.
01:25:00¶ In the violence of the night
01:25:05¶ Where you hear the sirens scream
01:25:10¶ He only knows where he is going to
01:25:14¶ It's like a dream within a dream
01:25:18¶ His heart beats like a hammer
01:25:22¶ Like the back beat of a song
01:25:26¶ And the fire burns within him
01:25:30¶ And he knows he don't belong
01:25:33¶ But he must be strong
01:25:35¶ He's a mercenary man
01:25:39¶ Mercenary man
01:25:43¶ Mercenary man
01:25:45¶ Mercenary man
01:25:50¶ Yeah, mercenary man
01:25:53¶ Yeah, mercenary man
01:25:56¶ Mercenary
01:25:58¶ Mercenary man
01:26:00¶ Mercenary
01:26:02¶ Mercenary man
01:26:04¶ Mercenary man
01:26:09¶ Yeah
01:26:24¶ Yeah, the fire still burns
01:26:28¶ Turning wheels within a wheel
01:26:32¶ Only one thing he sees
01:26:36¶ There's the price tag on every deal
01:26:40¶ For the mercenary man
01:26:54¶ Mercenary man
01:26:59¶ Mercenary
01:27:01¶ Mercenary man
01:27:03¶ Mercenary
01:27:05¶ Yeah, mercenary man
01:27:07¶ Mercenary man
01:27:13¶ Mercenary
01:27:15¶ Mercenary
01:27:17¶ Mercenary man
01:27:19¶ Mercenary
01:27:21¶ Mercenary
01:27:23¶ Mercenary man
01:27:25¶ Mercenary
01:27:27¶ Yeah, mercenary man
01:27:31¶ Mercenary
01:27:33¶ Yeah, mercenary man
01:27:35¶ Mercenary
01:27:37¶ Lord, he'll help you if he can
01:27:40¶ Mercenary
01:27:51¶ Mercenary
01:27:53¶ Mercenary
01:27:55¶ Mercenary
01:27:57¶ Mercenary
01:27:59¶ Mercenary
01:28:01¶ Mercenary
01:28:03¶ Mercenary
01:28:05¶ Mercenary
01:28:07¶ Mercenary
01:28:09¶ Mercenary
01:28:11¶ Mercenary
01:28:13¶ Mercenary
01:28:15¶ Mercenary
01:28:17¶ Mercenary