Mission Impossible S03 E13 - The Mind of Stefan Miklos
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00:30Thank you.
01:30Good morning, Mr. Phelps.
01:47The man you're looking at is Walter Townsend, one of our high-ranking intelligence officers,
01:53whom we recently discovered is a top enemy agent.
01:58Upon learning this, we allowed Townsend access to false information, which will cause his
02:03country severe embarrassment if believed and acted upon.
02:08Unfortunately, this man, George Simpson, Townsend's only contact in America, discovered the information
02:16was false and reported to his superiors that Townsend had defected.
02:21However, his superiors are aware that Simpson is jealous of Townsend.
02:26The truth or falsity of this information is so important that they are sending their most brilliant
02:32intelligence officer, Stefan Miklos, to investigate.
02:37Your mission, Jim, should you decide to accept it, is to make Stefan believe Townsend's information.
02:44As always, should you or any of your I.M. force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any
02:51knowledge of your actions.
02:53This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.
02:57Good luck, Jim.
03:07Stefan Miklos is cold, calculating, and ruthless.
03:11Has no weaknesses and no flaws.
03:13He sounds invulnerable.
03:15He is, except for one person, himself.
03:19Jim, you're absolutely certain that he'll be able to put all the clues together?
03:25Yes, but we have to make it difficult for him.
03:27His ego demands that he use his own brilliance to assemble the pieces of the puzzle.
03:33Jim, the two essential parts of the puzzle are very hidden, the painting and the matchbook.
03:38You'll only be seeing them once.
03:40Yeah, but don't forget, Stefan has a photographic memory, instant total recall.
03:44Will Townsend's being Stefan's friend be of any help to us?
03:47No.
03:48No, he'll steal himself against any sentiment.
03:51The important thing is that Townsend is the only person that Stefan knows by sight.
03:56Our control will be to take advantage of that and to make sure that the real Stefan and
04:01the real Simpson never meet.
04:04So we must get Rolland's picture and Townsend's message into the base of the statute.
04:10Rolland?
04:12Cigarette, Jim?
04:18Mm-hmm.
04:31Hmm, you're getting to be quite a southpaw.
04:34Now, how about the lighter?
04:36This one's identical to the one Stefan uses.
04:42Good.
04:44How much time do we have to get to the statute?
04:48Ah, very little.
04:49Now, the statue will arrive at the gallery just at the time it opens, 10 o'clock.
04:53That's the time that Stefan's plane arrives.
04:55He'll go directly to the gallery from the airport.
04:58It'll take him half an hour.
05:00That means that you and Willie have to be finished before 10.30.
05:18Good.
05:40Morning.
05:41You the owner?
05:42Yes.
05:43Inspector Gilbert, Gas Company.
05:44Seems to be a leak in one of your mains.
05:46I've smelled no gas.
05:47You must be mistaken.
05:49That's not what the meter says.
05:51It must be wrong.
05:52It must be somewhere else.
05:54The cubic pressure's dropping rapidly.
05:57I'm afraid if we can't find the leak soon, the gallery will have to be closed.
06:01Closed?
06:02No.
06:03Certainly there's something you can do.
06:06I can't promise anything, but if we can find it soon enough...
06:10Is there another room?
06:11Yes, the mech room, right this way.
06:16Shh.
06:32There is a leak.
06:34Get a repair truck out right away.
06:36What?
06:37Will the gallery have to be closed?
06:40No, but this room will have to be sealed off, and it will be noisy while they're working.
06:44Perfectly all right.
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13:33It's right here.
13:44Excuse me.
14:03Excuse me.
14:33Yes, sir.
14:34May I help you?
14:35I understand you specialize in glass miniatures.
15:02What kind of miniatures were you interested in?
15:05Birds.
15:06Any, uh, special kind?
15:09Blue jays and swans.
15:12Uh, I'll be with you in a minute.
15:32This is quite an honor, sir.
15:45Please, won't you be seated?
15:54I must say, you took me by, uh...
15:59Surprise?
16:00Yes.
16:01Uh, no.
16:02Yes.
16:03Why?
16:04Well, I...
16:05You were informed of my coming?
16:09Oh, yes, yes.
16:11Then?
16:12It came so soon, though.
16:15And I was surprised that one of your reputation would be sent.
16:20Your accusations, if true, would warrant my presence.
16:25They're true.
16:28Then where's the proof?
16:31I don't have it.
16:34I mean, I have it, but not here.
16:39It's, um, with another agent who...
16:43Willoughby.
16:45He's a very valuable, very reliable agent.
16:50I can vouch for him.
16:56Uh, he, um...
16:58He was the one who made the cross-check of Townsend's...
17:01Where is he now?
17:03Oh.
17:04Not more than ten minutes away.
17:06Get him here.
17:11I'll call him.
17:42I know.
17:47I know it would not be wise, but you've got to come over here.
17:54It's imperative.
17:58You will.
18:08It'll be right over.
18:13Would you care for a glass of brandy?
18:16Ma'am?
18:20I've decided to take the painting.
18:23Will you accept a personal check?
18:25Of course, with identification.
18:27Would you like it delivered?
18:29No, I'd like to take it with me.
18:44Tider Building, 49 High Street.
19:01Did you say something?
19:11It's been many, many years since I've been home.
19:16I expect it's changed greatly.
19:19No.
19:24I understand they, um, built a new intelligence academy at, uh...
19:30Oh, what's the name of that town?
19:32Grenenski.
19:35Yes, that's it. That's right.
19:38Grenenski.
19:43Townsend studied there.
19:46Under you.
19:51He told me all about the new techniques.
19:54Of course, we had nothing like that when I...
19:59Before you and Townsend, Simpson.
20:02Yes?
20:04I do the testing.
20:06No.
20:08You've got the wrong idea.
20:11It never entered my mind.
20:15No.
20:17No, you're wrong.
20:36The proof, Willoughby.
21:05The proof.
21:30Simpsons Glassware?
21:37Yes, this is Kensington Ceramics.
21:39I believe our buyer, Mr. Gordon, is there.
21:41I'd like to speak to him, please.
21:43Gordon.
21:47Gordon speaking.
21:49Problems?
21:50Yes.
21:52Stefan will be arriving any minute.
21:55I suggest we discontinue that line of merchandise here.
22:12Only your proof appears to be accurate.
22:15Of course, this is only a cursory examination.
22:18One of my agents just called and told me that your shop
22:21is under surveillance by the American Intelligence Agency.
22:24It appears that someone has defected somewhere.
22:27Your cover has been exposed.
22:32In a few moments, one of my associates will be here to pick you up
22:36and take you to a safe place.
22:38You will wait there for further instructions.
22:40Is that clear?
22:54I'm sure your investigation will show that my suspicions are correct.
22:59For God's sake, I hope so.
23:28George Simpson?
23:40Yes.
23:42Can I help you?
23:55I understand you specialize in glass miniatures.
23:59What kind are you interested in?
24:02Birds.
24:04Any particular kind?
24:06Blue jays and swans.
24:35Thank you.
24:51Now then.
24:53It is your claim that Townsend has defected.
24:58Yes.
25:00Yes, it is.
25:03I gave my word on that and I don't see why there should be a...
25:07Investigation?
25:08Yes.
25:10Did you think we'd liquidate Townsend just on your word?
25:14This is the first time my word has been questioned.
25:17If your accusations are correct...
25:19They are.
25:20Then you'll have nothing to fear, will you?
25:22No.
25:23I don't have anything to fear.
25:26I have definite proof that...
25:28Show it to me.
25:30Well, I...
25:31Don't have it here.
25:33Where is it?
25:35It's in the hands of another agent.
25:37Willoughby.
25:38How soon can you get him here with this alleged proof?
25:42Within 24 hours.
25:43Do it.
26:11This proof had better be valid.
26:14It had better be able to withstand the closest scrutiny.
26:18It will, just so you understand me.
26:22I despise witch hunts.
26:25And I despise those people who instigate them.
26:35This is not a witch hunt.
26:37I have definite proof that he is a traitor.
26:39Now, just because he's a friend of yours...
26:44Go on.
26:52He is your friend, correct?
26:54Meaning?
26:55Just that I...
26:57My cover is in jeopardy if Townsend's defected.
27:01No, that isn't what you mean at all.
27:05But I am certain about one thing.
27:08No personal motives will interfere with either of our loyalties.
27:13Correct?
28:08Benson?
28:28Some money.
28:40Insurance policies.
28:46Income tax returns.
28:50Bonds.
28:52Nothing.
29:03False compartment.
29:05Right out of the textbook.
29:07Place there so that if tampered with, Townsend would know.
29:32They're mementos.
29:35Boyhood memories.
29:38His mother.
29:40His father.
29:42The university he went to.
29:45The place where he was born.
29:48There's a photograph of Townsend and...
29:51Me.
29:55You know, all these could be very incriminating if the Americans ever found them.
30:00Unless he had nothing to fear from the Americans.
30:06Tell Sunderman to call.
30:29A girlfriend, probably.
30:33Why did he lock her away with all his other secrets?
30:45Walter?
30:46Yes?
30:48Walter, this is...
31:17Yes, Sam?
31:44Sam?
32:13Our bags are all packed.
32:43Sam?
33:12Sam?
33:41Sam?
34:10Sam?
34:39Williams Monroe and Williams Brokerage.
34:41Mr. Haskell speaking.
34:43This is Agent Richards, Internal Revenue Service.
34:47We're checking on the returns of a Miss Sandra Marshall.
34:51I believe she has a stock account with your company.
34:54I'm sorry, sir.
34:55It's a company policy never to give out information about our clients on the phone.
35:00However, if you'd like to come in and present your credentials.
35:03Yes, I will do that.
35:05Fine, Mr. Richards.
35:06We close in four.
35:17Simpsons Glassware.
35:18This is Mr. Davis.
35:20I'd like to place an order for one miniature glass swan.
35:26I'd like it gift-wrapped and sent to a Mr. Richards in care of the Internal Revenue Service, Washington.
35:35Will that be ready by three o'clock today?
35:38Yes, sir.
35:51It's a request for papers.
35:53According to the code, he wants an Internal Revenue Identification Card in the name of Richards by three o'clock.
36:02Good, good, good.
36:03He's going through the maze perfectly.
36:06All right, get Simpson on the phone.
36:09Tell him you're laying a trap for Townsend, that he's going to be part of it.
36:12Tell him to be at Townsend's apartment at three o'clock.
36:16Sharp.
36:40What's going on?
36:42This meeting is a breach of all of our security precautions.
36:45Sit down, Townsend, and listen, because I'm going to tell you something which is going to make you very happy.
36:52What is it?
36:55I've been relieved.
36:57I'm going home.
36:59I know you'll be sorry to see me go.
37:02After all, we had such a harmonious working arrangement.
37:07When is the bon voyage?
37:10Tonight.
37:11I'm glad to see you.
37:14Well, I would have been hurt if you'd have gone without saying goodbye.
37:21Be happy about it.
37:23But one day it'll be your turn.
37:27You'll be getting a new contact and new codes.
37:30They'll be put in a locker at the airport.
37:33Pick them up at 4.30 this afternoon.
37:39This is the key to the locker.
37:51Goodbye, Simpson.
37:54Goodbye, Townsend.
38:25Are the papers ready?
38:26Inside.
38:36This is your internal revenue identification card, and this is a letter of introduction which will give you access to the files.
38:56Oh, uh, excuse me, but I'd like to explain something, if I might.
39:00Please sit down for a moment.
39:05What is it?
39:07Uh...
39:16The conversation we had earlier.
39:21Yeah.
39:23I, uh...
39:26I want to apologize for my behavior.
39:37Is that all?
39:40Yes, that's... that's all.
40:10Here we are, Mr. Richards.
40:15Miss Marshall acquired $200,000 worth of securities in the last year.
40:19She sold her whole portfolio two days ago.
40:23Is the cash still in her account?
40:25No, according to our records, she picked up a cashier's check sometime today.
40:33Thank you, Mr. Haskell.
41:03Thank you.
41:34She's taking a shower.
41:36Go.
41:39I have found out what the keys fit.
41:41Come to the airport.
41:42The locker area.
42:03Thank you.
42:29I followed her here.
42:38She deposited several articles in two of the lockers.
42:58Thank you.
43:28Thank you.
43:48Thank you.
44:16Thank you.
44:34I thought I knew him as well as a brother.
44:42Same as hers.
44:43Flight 709 for Rio de Janeiro.
44:46Five o'clock this afternoon.
45:13Thank you.
45:28Thank you.
45:42Stefan.
45:45What is this?
45:47What are you doing here?
45:51You just stay right where you are, Miss Marshall.
45:56How do you know my name?
45:57What's going on here?
45:59Your flight has been canceled.
46:02Either one of you are going to Rio tonight.
46:05Rio?
46:07What are you talking about?
46:09And I don't know this woman.
46:12I've never seen this man before in my life.
46:26Stefan.
46:29I knew nothing of this.
46:33I swear.
46:41You wouldn't risk a shot in here.
46:43Let me through.
46:48You have no right to stop me.
46:50Let me through.
46:52Let me through.
47:00Can I help you, ma'am?
47:02No, thank you.
47:03I'm all right now.
47:06Where are they going?
47:09Back to the apartment to destroy the evidence.
47:12Ma'am?
47:15I swear to you, Stefan.
47:17I swear I'm innocent.
47:20It was Simpson who sent me to the airport.
47:24To that locker with that key to help you get out of the country?
47:28Yes, yes.
47:31I know it sounds implausible, but it's the truth.
47:35Isn't there anything I can say?
47:38Isn't there something I can do to prove that what I've been saying is the truth?
47:42No.
47:44Stefan, don't close your mind to me now.
47:48We've known each other all our lives.
47:51He's letting his emotion affect his reason.
47:53He's never done that before.
47:55Maybe I was too clever.
47:57Maybe the matchbook and the painting and the time discrepancy were too subtle for him to pick up.
48:02Stefan gets a murder charge if he kills Townsend.
48:06Yes, but then Townsend remains discredited, and so does his information.
48:19Stefan, can't you see we've been set up?
48:23Simpson came here. He came here at 3 o'clock.
48:26That's the last time you'll ever lie to me.
48:29He was with me at 3 o'clock.
48:31I did meet him at 3. He told me to go to the airport at 4.30.
48:35But you didn't get there until 5.
48:38Oh, you're wrong. I got there at 4.30.
48:45Let me see your watch.
49:02What is it?
49:06The matches.
49:09I don't understand.
49:11These matches belong to Simpson. He's left-handed.
49:15Which means he takes the matches from the left side.
49:18I still don't see.
49:20Miss Marshall was right-handed.
49:23But the matches in her bag belong to a left-handed person.
49:28But the matches in her bag belong to a left-handed person.
49:33It could be a link.
49:36It could be Simpson.
49:38I know it is. He blamed me for his demotion.
49:41How do you start this investigation, anyway?
49:44Cross-checked one of your documents and found it false.
49:48Which one?
49:52The one concerning the secret nuclear arms treaty.
49:57It was in code.
49:59Blue 99664 Bishop 5.
50:04I sent pawn, not bishop.
50:06That changes the information completely.
50:09I saw a copy of the document.
50:12It was in my instruction information.
50:15Simpson had no control over it.
50:18He must have gotten to it somehow.
50:28You could have been set up.
50:31Very cleverly.
50:57That's the woman.
50:59She left the store and came back later and bought a painting.
51:06I don't know what she's doing.
51:09I don't know.
51:11I don't know.
51:13I don't know.
51:15I don't know.
51:17I don't know.
51:19I don't know.
51:21I don't know.
51:23I don't know.
51:25I don't know.
51:31Who's that man?
51:33A gas inspector.
51:47That's when she came back the second time.
51:52What are those men doing here?
51:55They're from the gas company.
51:57We had a leak.
52:21You were framed.
52:23Somebody did alter your information.
52:25It's Simpson.
52:27I know it is.
52:29No, not Simpson.
52:31He's not a brilliant man.
52:33It took a brilliant mind to plan this entire operation.
52:37Someone else is behind it.
52:39Who?
52:41The Americans.
52:43Who?
52:45The Americans.
52:47Who?
52:49The Americans.
52:53Good.
52:55But how?
52:57Let's examine Simpson.
52:59He's an angry, bitter man.
53:01He's been demoted, cast aside because of your eyes.
53:05Yes.
53:07So he decides to get even with us, with you.
53:11He defects, tells the Americans everything.
53:15They now have to figure a way to discredit all the top-secret documents you sent us.
53:21They use Simpson to start an investigation of your loyalty.
53:25Then I come.
53:27They frame you and make me believe that you've defected.
53:31There's only one way I know to find out whether my theory is correct or not.
53:39May I?
53:41Of course.
53:45Thank you.
53:57Simpson's glassware.
53:59This is Mr. Davis.
54:01Is that rush order I requested available?
54:03Yes, it's all ready.
54:05I'll be there in ten minutes.
54:07I want to see his proof.
54:09I want to see his proof.
54:11I want to see his proof.
54:13I want to see his proof.
54:19Glass half, Willie.
54:33The proof.
54:35Yes.
54:37Willoughby.
55:05Convinced?
55:11Beyond a shadow of a doubt.
55:17Townsend will be taken care of.
55:19Undoubtedly, he's told the Americans of our entire operation.
55:25Both of you will have to leave the country.
55:29You'll get instructions later.
55:35Thank you.
55:47What happened?
55:51I allowed them to think they'd fooled me.
55:53His proof authenticated the document concerning the nuclear arms treaty as being false.
55:59Therefore, it must be true.
56:01Our immediate concern now is to get word back that the document is valid.
56:07And to get you out of the United States.
56:11What do we do about Simpson and Willoughby?
56:13Nothing.
56:15When the Americans find out they haven't tricked us, they'll take care of them.
56:21I wish I could meet the man that masterminded their operation.
56:25He was brilliant.
56:27I feel sorry for him.
56:31He played the game well.
56:33But he lost.
56:35It'll destroy him.
56:57THE END
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