WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:45.754 --> 00:00:47.802 (speaks Russian) 2 00:00:49.508 --> 00:00:51.602 (shouts from below) 3 00:00:55.556 --> 00:00:57.684 (beeping) 4 00:00:58.058 --> 00:01:00.152 (beeping intensifies) 5 00:01:31.091 --> 00:01:33.185 (distant shouting) 6 00:01:48.859 --> 00:01:50.361 (cocks gun) 7 00:02:56.093 --> 00:02:59.643 Aaaii! (rants) 8 00:03:20.909 --> 00:03:23.003 (distant shouts) 9 00:03:34.840 --> 00:03:38.390 (California Girls by the Beach Boys) 10 00:03:53.233 --> 00:03:55.235 Aauughh! 11 00:04:43.283 --> 00:04:45.911 (panicked cries) 12 00:04:52.209 --> 00:04:54.462 (muffled cries) 13 00:05:16.858 --> 00:05:19.452 I thought you'd never get back. 14 00:05:19.569 --> 00:05:21.571 There was a heck of a crowd on the piste. 15 00:05:22.113 --> 00:05:24.411 So I see. 16 00:05:24.616 --> 00:05:27.460 - Mission accomplished? - Best Beluga. 17 00:05:29.120 --> 00:05:34.092 Vodka - rather shaken - and one microchip. 18 00:05:34.209 --> 00:05:37.588 Good. I'll make a signal to M. 19 00:05:42.217 --> 00:05:46.597 Be a good girl, would you, and put her on automatic. 20 00:05:50.267 --> 00:05:54.147 And we could do with a couple of glasses. 21 00:05:54.271 --> 00:05:57.616 They're in the overhead rack. 22 00:05:59.985 --> 00:06:01.362 (engine roars) 23 00:06:01.444 --> 00:06:03.321 Commander Bond! 24 00:06:03.446 --> 00:06:06.825 Call me James. It's five days to Alaska. 25 00:06:35.770 --> 00:06:37.488 Meeting you 26 00:06:37.981 --> 00:06:41.326 With a view to a kill 27 00:06:43.486 --> 00:06:47.536 Face to face in secret places 28 00:06:47.657 --> 00:06:49.705 Feel the chill 29 00:06:57.876 --> 00:07:00.925 Nightfall covers me 30 00:07:01.880 --> 00:07:05.305 But you know the plans I'm making 31 00:07:05.383 --> 00:07:08.683 Still oversee 32 00:07:09.638 --> 00:07:14.018 Could it be the whole earth opening wide? 33 00:07:16.853 --> 00:07:18.571 A sacred why 34 00:07:18.688 --> 00:07:22.534 A mystery gaping inside 35 00:07:24.361 --> 00:07:26.864 The weekends why 36 00:07:27.072 --> 00:07:31.202 Until we dance into the fire 37 00:07:32.118 --> 00:07:35.964 That fatal kiss is all we need 38 00:07:36.039 --> 00:07:38.883 Dance into the fire 39 00:07:39.709 --> 00:07:43.555 To fatal sounds of broken dreams 40 00:07:44.339 --> 00:07:46.592 Dance into the fire 41 00:07:47.384 --> 00:07:51.389 That fatal kiss is all we need 42 00:07:51.513 --> 00:07:56.735 Dance into the fire 43 00:08:07.779 --> 00:08:09.531 Choice for you 44 00:08:09.906 --> 00:08:13.456 ls the view to a kill 45 00:08:15.286 --> 00:08:17.084 Between the shades 46 00:08:17.205 --> 00:08:21.085 Assassination standing still 47 00:08:30.093 --> 00:08:33.472 First crystal tears 48 00:08:33.596 --> 00:08:37.442 Fall as snowflakes on your body 49 00:08:37.517 --> 00:08:41.021 First time in years 50 00:08:41.104 --> 00:08:46.702 To drench your skin with lovers' rosy stain 51 00:08:48.778 --> 00:08:54.285 A chance to find a phoenix for the flame 52 00:08:56.453 --> 00:08:58.330 A chance to die 53 00:08:58.997 --> 00:09:03.298 But can we dance into the fire? 54 00:09:04.085 --> 00:09:07.965 That fatal kiss is all we need 55 00:09:08.131 --> 00:09:10.850 Dance into the fire 56 00:09:11.760 --> 00:09:15.640 To fatal sounds of broken dreams 57 00:09:16.347 --> 00:09:18.566 Dance into the fire 58 00:09:19.476 --> 00:09:23.447 That fatal kiss is all we need 59 00:09:23.521 --> 00:09:26.320 Dance into the fire 60 00:09:27.025 --> 00:09:29.119 When all we see 61 00:09:29.527 --> 00:09:33.532 ls the view to a kill 62 00:09:53.885 --> 00:09:58.231 - Thank goodness you're here, James. - That's very nice, Moneypenny. 63 00:09:58.348 --> 00:10:00.316 A little over the top for the office? 64 00:10:00.391 --> 00:10:04.362 I've been trying to reach you all morning. What have you been up to? 65 00:10:04.479 --> 00:10:07.153 Rest and recreation, my darling. 66 00:10:07.232 --> 00:10:10.532 The trip back from Siberia took a lot out of me. 67 00:10:10.652 --> 00:10:14.498 Your dedication when you're on the job is most commendable, James. 68 00:10:14.739 --> 00:10:18.960 Omit the customary pleasantries, Miss Moneypenny. We're pressed for time. 69 00:10:19.035 --> 00:10:21.504 I'll...fill you in later, Moneypenny. 70 00:10:21.579 --> 00:10:22.876 Aahh! 71 00:10:31.548 --> 00:10:33.141 - Minister. - Commander. 72 00:10:33.216 --> 00:10:35.344 Good morning, sir. 73 00:10:36.010 --> 00:10:37.603 A new pet, Q? 74 00:10:37.720 --> 00:10:42.100 If, 007, you'd ever bothered to read any memos sent from my department, 75 00:10:42.225 --> 00:10:46.947 you would realise this is a prototype of a sophisticated surveillance machine. 76 00:10:47.063 --> 00:10:49.612 Now we're all here you can get on with the briefing, Q. 77 00:10:49.732 --> 00:10:51.780 Very good, sir. 78 00:10:53.361 --> 00:10:55.113 Gentlemen... 79 00:10:55.738 --> 00:10:59.242 A silicon integrated circuit: 80 00:10:59.450 --> 00:11:01.953 the essential part of all modern computers. 81 00:11:02.078 --> 00:11:05.127 No lecture, Q. We're all aware of the microchip. 82 00:11:05.582 --> 00:11:10.338 Until recently, all microchips were susceptible to damage 83 00:11:10.420 --> 00:11:14.345 from the intense magnetic pulse of a nuclear explosion. 84 00:11:14.424 --> 00:11:16.722 - Magnetic pulse? - Yes, Minister. 85 00:11:16.801 --> 00:11:20.977 One burst in outer space over the UK and everything with a microchip in it, 86 00:11:21.097 --> 00:11:25.443 from the modern toaster to sophisticated computers and our defence systems, 87 00:11:25.560 --> 00:11:27.654 would be rendered useless. 88 00:11:28.104 --> 00:11:30.448 We'd be paralysed - at the Russians' mercy. 89 00:11:30.565 --> 00:11:33.990 That is why a private defence contractor came up with this: 90 00:11:34.444 --> 00:11:38.824 a chip totally impervious to magnetic pulse damage. 91 00:11:38.948 --> 00:11:42.418 Now - if I place it on the micro-comparator 92 00:11:42.493 --> 00:11:45.167 and compare it with the chip Bond recovered 93 00:11:45.288 --> 00:11:49.259 from the body of 003 in Siberia... 94 00:11:51.753 --> 00:11:55.974 - When I bring the two images together... - They're identical. 95 00:11:56.090 --> 00:11:59.560 The KGB must have a pipeline into that research company. 96 00:11:59.636 --> 00:12:01.263 It would appear so. 97 00:12:01.346 --> 00:12:05.601 Six months ago that company was acquired by an Anglo-French combine: 98 00:12:05.683 --> 00:12:07.481 Zorin Industries. 99 00:12:07.977 --> 00:12:10.856 There has been a security check of the plant? 100 00:12:11.481 --> 00:12:13.984 A very extensive one. But we have no leads. 101 00:12:14.484 --> 00:12:16.282 What about Zorin himself? 102 00:12:16.361 --> 00:12:20.207 Max Zorin? impossible. He's a leading French industrialist. 103 00:12:20.323 --> 00:12:24.453 A staunch anti-communist with influential friends in the government. 104 00:12:24.535 --> 00:12:26.663 With due respect, Minister, 105 00:12:26.788 --> 00:12:29.632 the leak did occur after Zorin bought the company. 106 00:12:29.707 --> 00:12:32.335 Precisely why I've initiated an investigation. 107 00:12:32.460 --> 00:12:35.213 All right, but let's be discreet about it. 108 00:12:35.463 --> 00:12:37.636 But of course, Minister. 109 00:12:39.676 --> 00:12:45.308 You have exactly 35 minutes to get properly dressed, 007. 110 00:12:45.890 --> 00:12:51.363 (race commentator) They round the turn. Just under a mile to race from this point. 111 00:12:54.190 --> 00:12:56.909 Come on, Fluke! Move your ar... 112 00:12:57.360 --> 00:13:03.163 - Who is number one? The grey with him? - Oh, that's Pegasus. Zorin's horse. 113 00:13:03.241 --> 00:13:04.959 With the cane. Max Zorin? 114 00:13:05.034 --> 00:13:09.084 Yes. Born in Dresden. Fled from East Germany in the sixties. 115 00:13:09.706 --> 00:13:13.506 French passport. Speaks at least five languages, no accent. 116 00:13:13.584 --> 00:13:16.758 Now the talk of the City and the Bourse. 117 00:13:16.879 --> 00:13:21.225 - The old rags-to-riches story. - Made his first fortune in oil and gas. 118 00:13:21.342 --> 00:13:23.811 Now a second in electronics and hi-tech. 119 00:13:23.886 --> 00:13:28.437 Who's that with him under the hat? With the red dress. A girlfriend? 120 00:13:28.558 --> 00:13:30.026 Oh. 121 00:13:30.101 --> 00:13:32.570 We're not sure about her. 122 00:13:32.687 --> 00:13:38.239 American. She's never far from him. Name's May Day. 123 00:13:38.735 --> 00:13:41.409 (Bond) And dressed for the occasion. 124 00:13:42.613 --> 00:13:45.537 (Moneypenny) Come on, Fluke! Get a wiggle on! 125 00:13:49.078 --> 00:13:52.958 (commentator) Pegasus has come from nowhere, and as they go for the line 126 00:13:53.041 --> 00:13:58.093 it's Pegasus who storms clear off Fluke and Cooper Girl. 127 00:14:02.550 --> 00:14:07.647 (announcer) First, number one; second, number two; and third, number five. 128 00:14:07.764 --> 00:14:11.485 First number one, Pegasus; second number two, Fluke; 129 00:14:11.601 --> 00:14:14.946 and third number five, Cooper Girl. 130 00:14:22.028 --> 00:14:25.282 Unbelievable! In all my years as a trainer 131 00:14:25.448 --> 00:14:27.951 I've never seen a horse run such a fast last furlong. 132 00:14:28.451 --> 00:14:31.625 Sir Godfrey Tibbett. Our department. 133 00:14:33.206 --> 00:14:34.753 - Many congratulations. - Thank you. 134 00:14:38.252 --> 00:14:41.973 - Lucky man, Zorin. - Could be more than luck, Admiral. 135 00:14:42.090 --> 00:14:45.219 - Fixed? - Your guess is as good as mine. 136 00:14:45.301 --> 00:14:49.306 The French Jockey Club have hired a detective, Aubergine, to look into it. 137 00:14:51.349 --> 00:14:52.601 (May Day) Easy, Pegasus. 138 00:14:54.602 --> 00:14:56.525 Calm down, Pegasus. 139 00:14:58.106 --> 00:15:00.154 Easy. Steady, steady. 140 00:15:00.650 --> 00:15:03.403 She must take a lot of vitamins. 141 00:15:03.486 --> 00:15:05.830 Perhaps Pegasus does too. 142 00:15:07.657 --> 00:15:10.957 I think I should meet with this detective friend of yours. 143 00:15:11.035 --> 00:15:15.757 Yes. Might have some interesting information for us. Set it up, David. 144 00:15:15.832 --> 00:15:17.300 Right you are. 145 00:15:17.375 --> 00:15:20.675 Moneypenny - be a darling, would you, and collect that for me. 146 00:15:20.795 --> 00:15:23.514 - I'll buy you dinner when we get back. - Pegasus! 147 00:15:43.526 --> 00:15:45.369 Bollinger, '75. 148 00:15:45.528 --> 00:15:48.702 I see you are a connoisseur, Monsieur Bond. 149 00:15:48.823 --> 00:15:53.169 - Ensuite, Lafite Rothschild '59. - Another excellent choice. 150 00:15:53.244 --> 00:15:57.875 I'm pleased you approve - since you're paying the bill. 151 00:15:57.999 --> 00:16:00.878 - Cheers. - Santé, Monsieur Aubergine. 152 00:16:01.210 --> 00:16:05.932 The Sfireté has no information on Zorin before he came over from East Germany? 153 00:16:06.257 --> 00:16:09.807 Through a personal connection I saw his dossier myself. 154 00:16:09.886 --> 00:16:12.981 But even Sfireté records are sometimes incomplete! 155 00:16:13.931 --> 00:16:16.559 (Flamenco guitar intro) 156 00:16:17.185 --> 00:16:23.067 Et voici maintenant the fabulous Dominique and the enchanted papillons! 157 00:16:28.446 --> 00:16:32.076 (Dominique whistles bittersweet tune) 158 00:16:54.805 --> 00:16:58.855 Perhaps we should add this butterfly to our collection, no? 159 00:17:00.978 --> 00:17:06.200 Tell me, why do Zorin's horses beat others with superior bloodlines? 160 00:17:06.275 --> 00:17:08.243 This is a mystery. 161 00:17:08.319 --> 00:17:11.619 - Could he be using drugs? - Nothing showed up in the tests. 162 00:17:18.621 --> 00:17:23.627 Later this month, Zorin will hold his annual sales at his stud near Paris. 163 00:17:24.460 --> 00:17:29.887 Security is formidable but the key to this mystery is there. 164 00:17:30.675 --> 00:17:34.851 And I, Achille Aubergine, intend to find it. 165 00:17:36.430 --> 00:17:37.682 Uunnhh! 166 00:17:41.435 --> 00:17:42.652 (woman screams) 167 00:17:42.979 --> 00:17:46.654 - Qu'est-ce qu'il y a? - There's a fly in his soup. 168 00:18:01.831 --> 00:18:02.832 Pardonnez-moi, monsieur. 169 00:19:13.027 --> 00:19:15.121 (engine whirs) 170 00:19:33.756 --> 00:19:35.850 - Taxi! - Je ne suis pas en service 171 00:19:35.925 --> 00:19:38.474 - Follow that parachute. - Crazy English! 172 00:19:38.552 --> 00:19:39.804 Out. 173 00:19:50.439 --> 00:19:51.736 MY car! 174 00:19:58.114 --> 00:19:59.616 My car! Ohh! 175 00:20:06.288 --> 00:20:08.382 (sounds horn) 176 00:20:19.135 --> 00:20:21.012 Sens unique, fada! 177 00:20:34.650 --> 00:20:36.948 (band plays jazz number) 178 00:21:05.347 --> 00:21:08.817 - Congratulations. - (outraged cries) 179 00:21:23.032 --> 00:21:25.080 So? 180 00:21:32.917 --> 00:21:36.091 This operation was to be conducted discreetly. 181 00:21:36.545 --> 00:21:39.765 It took six million francs in damages and penalties 182 00:21:39.882 --> 00:21:42.101 for violating most of the Napoleonic Code. 183 00:21:42.218 --> 00:21:46.064 Under the circumstances it was more important to identify the assassin. 184 00:21:46.722 --> 00:21:49.726 What did you learn from Aubergine before his demise? 185 00:21:50.059 --> 00:21:54.530 Only that Zorin is having a thoroughbred sale at his stud not far from here. 186 00:21:54.605 --> 00:21:56.232 I should be there. 187 00:21:56.357 --> 00:22:00.328 - Can you help me, Sir Godfrey? - I may be able to arrange an invitation. 188 00:22:00.402 --> 00:22:04.282 It's a bit short notice... but I might just be able to squeeze you in. 189 00:22:04.365 --> 00:22:05.366 Thank you. 190 00:22:16.085 --> 00:22:17.257 Sir Godfrey, your hat. 191 00:22:29.932 --> 00:22:32.276 Mr St John Smith? 192 00:22:32.935 --> 00:22:34.653 SIN-jun Smythe, my dear. 193 00:22:34.770 --> 00:22:38.616 - My name is Scarpine. Head of security. - How do you do. 194 00:22:38.732 --> 00:22:42.612 - We have a room for you at the chateau. - Oh, splendid. 195 00:22:42.736 --> 00:22:46.206 By the way, the preview is in progress at the main stables. 196 00:22:46.282 --> 00:22:49.001 - Is that it? - No, no, those are the servants' quarters. 197 00:22:49.618 --> 00:22:51.962 The stables are over here. 198 00:22:52.663 --> 00:22:54.791 Let me escort you there. 199 00:22:57.793 --> 00:23:01.468 (auctioneer describes horses on Tannoy) 200 00:23:10.139 --> 00:23:13.484 - Catalogue of the sales. - Thank you. 201 00:23:13.601 --> 00:23:17.231 Tell me - the lthacus colt. Is it here? 202 00:23:17.313 --> 00:23:20.032 - You mean the full brother of Pegasus? - Yes. 203 00:23:20.149 --> 00:23:23.028 He's the outstanding horse of the sales. 204 00:23:23.152 --> 00:23:27.908 He'll be shown last. We expect him to fetch over three million dollars. 205 00:23:27.990 --> 00:23:30.334 Sounds quite reasonable. 206 00:23:31.619 --> 00:23:34.543 If you need any further assistance please call me. 207 00:23:34.663 --> 00:23:36.711 Thank you. 208 00:23:44.882 --> 00:23:47.635 Steady! Steady, Pegasus, steady. 209 00:23:52.431 --> 00:23:54.525 Keep him on a tight rein! 210 00:23:59.438 --> 00:24:03.068 - (neighs) - Steady now, Pegasus. Steady. 211 00:24:03.692 --> 00:24:07.663 - (groom #1) J'arrive dans un instant. - (groom #2) Dépéche-toi. 212 00:24:18.207 --> 00:24:24.340 (auctioneer) We are now very proud to present the full brother of Pegasus. 213 00:24:24.421 --> 00:24:26.765 This colt is born in the purple. 214 00:25:02.459 --> 00:25:03.506 Monsieur Smythe. 215 00:25:04.962 --> 00:25:07.135 Monsieur Zorin has been detained. 216 00:25:07.256 --> 00:25:11.477 He's anxious to meet you at the reception in the chateau gardens later. 217 00:25:11.593 --> 00:25:13.095 I look forward to it. 218 00:25:13.220 --> 00:25:17.100 - I wish you wouldn't keep wandering off. - I'm sorry, sir. 219 00:25:17.224 --> 00:25:19.568 Your driver may stay in the servants' quarters. 220 00:25:19.643 --> 00:25:23.944 I'm sure that'll be more than adequate. What do you say, Tibbett? 221 00:25:24.064 --> 00:25:26.112 Ahem! 222 00:25:49.590 --> 00:25:52.719 - Welcome, sir. I'm Jenny Flex. - Of course you are. 223 00:25:53.594 --> 00:25:57.940 - I'll call a porter. - Oh, no need. My man'll take care of it. 224 00:25:58.015 --> 00:26:02.111 - Let me show you to your room. - Thank you. 225 00:26:02.186 --> 00:26:04.280 When you're ready, Tibbett. 226 00:26:08.525 --> 00:26:11.870 Well, my dear, I take it you spend a lot of time in the saddle. 227 00:26:11.987 --> 00:26:17.665 - Yes, I love an early morning ride. - I'm an early riser myself. 228 00:26:17.785 --> 00:26:20.959 Come along, Tibbett. Stop wheezing. 229 00:26:41.016 --> 00:26:42.609 Whew! 230 00:26:42.684 --> 00:26:45.688 Don't stand there panting, Tibbett. Start unpacking. 231 00:26:45.813 --> 00:26:47.986 Yes, sir. Thank you, sir. 232 00:26:52.027 --> 00:26:55.998 - The reception is at six. - Thank you, my dear. 233 00:26:58.367 --> 00:27:02.338 Well, you heard what Miss Jenny Flex said: there is a reception at six. 234 00:27:02.412 --> 00:27:06.133 - Yes, sir. - So I need a white jacket and a black tie. 235 00:27:06.208 --> 00:27:07.801 Yes, sir. (bleeping) 236 00:27:07.876 --> 00:27:11.176 - And if possible, a clean shirt. - Yes, sir. 237 00:27:11.255 --> 00:27:14.930 Oh, my Lord, Tibbett! Look at the state of my clothes. 238 00:27:15.050 --> 00:27:18.850 - How on earth do you pack my bags? - Sorry, sir. 239 00:27:23.767 --> 00:27:27.647 Mr Faras told his trainer he'll go to a million for the lthacus colt. 240 00:27:27.729 --> 00:27:31.154 - Good. Anything from St John Smythe? - Nothing about the sale, sir. 241 00:27:31.233 --> 00:27:35.204 - But I'd hate to be his valet. - You'll have to buck up your ideas. 242 00:27:35.279 --> 00:27:38.374 - I'm sorry, sir. - Don't be so damned obsequious. 243 00:27:38.448 --> 00:27:40.121 (bleeping intensifies) 244 00:27:44.371 --> 00:27:47.716 Oh, my Lord. What the devil's wrong with these shoes? 245 00:27:47.791 --> 00:27:52.012 - Were they wiped over with an oily rag? - Terribly sorry, sir. 246 00:27:52.087 --> 00:27:53.930 You blasted well should be 247 00:27:54.047 --> 00:27:56.596 I don't know how long you expect to remain in my employ... 248 00:27:59.428 --> 00:28:04.901 - Well done, my good man. - Must we keep this up when we're alone? 249 00:28:04.975 --> 00:28:09.151 A successful cover becomes almost second nature. 250 00:28:09.271 --> 00:28:12.024 What's all this about Pegasus disappearing? 251 00:28:12.107 --> 00:28:15.702 One minute he's in his stall- the next, neither hide nor hair of him. 252 00:28:15.777 --> 00:28:17.529 - We should look into it. - (chopper) 253 00:28:17.613 --> 00:28:19.206 Well, don't you concern yourself with that. 254 00:28:31.752 --> 00:28:34.380 There's the man I saw at the Pegasus stable. 255 00:28:54.983 --> 00:28:57.577 - Another wealthy owner? - Who knows? 256 00:28:58.946 --> 00:29:02.246 - But she'd bear closer inspection. - We're on a mission. 257 00:29:03.492 --> 00:29:07.668 Sir Godfrey, on a mission I am expected to sacrifice myself. 258 00:29:54.751 --> 00:29:56.128 Lovely pa"!!- 259 00:30:16.606 --> 00:30:20.702 Enjoying our little party, Monsieur... St John Smythe? 260 00:30:20.777 --> 00:30:23.371 Immensely, immensely. SIN-jun Smythe. 261 00:30:23.447 --> 00:30:27.452 Looks as though you'll have a good turnout for the sale tomorrow. 262 00:30:52.434 --> 00:30:56.155 May I introduce Miss Sutton? Sheikh Farouk. 263 00:31:35.310 --> 00:31:39.565 - Welcome. - Mr Zorin. Main Strike all set? 264 00:31:39.648 --> 00:31:41.992 We'll know after the 22nd. 265 00:31:44.945 --> 00:31:46.697 - Thank you. - Enjoy yourself. 266 00:31:54.830 --> 00:31:56.332 You were looking for something? 267 00:31:57.207 --> 00:31:59.335 Yes, I... I was looking for the bar. 268 00:32:00.168 --> 00:32:02.671 Come. I will show you. 269 00:32:08.176 --> 00:32:12.306 Oh, by the way, the name is St John Smythe. James St John Smythe. 270 00:32:12.389 --> 00:32:15.484 Dr Carl Mortner. At your service. 271 00:32:15.559 --> 00:32:19.154 - Hiya, doc! - Good afternoon, Mr Conley. 272 00:32:19.896 --> 00:32:22.695 Mr Conley, Mr Smythe. 273 00:32:23.066 --> 00:32:24.113 Bob Conley. 274 00:32:25.527 --> 00:32:29.373 - Are you a trainer? - Horses? Hell, I can't even ride. 275 00:32:29.489 --> 00:32:32.413 - I'm in the oil business. - Oh. Texas? (shutter clicks) 276 00:32:32.492 --> 00:32:35.086 Frisco. I handle Mr Zorin's oil interests there. 277 00:32:36.413 --> 00:32:39.542 Would you excuse us? Come on, honey. 278 00:32:40.750 --> 00:32:42.627 Are you a doctor of medicine? 279 00:32:42.711 --> 00:32:47.467 Oh, no, no. I am Mr Zorin's breeding consultant. 280 00:32:48.049 --> 00:32:50.973 Oh, really? Then you can let me into a little secret. 281 00:32:51.052 --> 00:32:56.559 How is it you succeed with breeding bloodlines other experts think inferior? 282 00:32:57.100 --> 00:32:59.603 Selective breeding is important. 283 00:32:59.728 --> 00:33:04.234 But more important is conditioning and a desire, ja? 284 00:33:04.941 --> 00:33:07.694 Are you talking about people or horses? (shutter clicks) 285 00:33:09.279 --> 00:33:11.657 My principles apply equally to human beings. 286 00:33:11.740 --> 00:33:14.619 Mr St John Smythe. Allow me to introduce myself. 287 00:33:14.743 --> 00:33:16.416 Mr Zorin, it's a great pleasure. 288 00:33:16.536 --> 00:33:19.415 - A groom asked if you'd go to the stables. - Of course. 289 00:33:20.499 --> 00:33:21.546 You will excuse me? 290 00:33:24.169 --> 00:33:28.015 I must congratulate you, Mr Zorin. Your stables are magnificent. 291 00:33:28.089 --> 00:33:32.560 Built in the 16th century by a duke who believed he'd be reincarnated as a horse. 292 00:33:32.761 --> 00:33:34.684 Have thoroughbreds interested you long? 293 00:33:34.763 --> 00:33:40.190 Oh, no. As a matter of fact I had a dotty old aunt die and leave me some stables. 294 00:33:40.268 --> 00:33:43.067 So I thought it might be rather fun to breed and raise horses. 295 00:33:43.897 --> 00:33:48.073 - I take it you ride? - I'm happiest in the saddle. 296 00:33:48.944 --> 00:33:50.696 A fellow-sportsman. 297 00:33:51.488 --> 00:33:53.240 What about fishing? 298 00:33:54.491 --> 00:33:55.743 Fly casting? 299 00:33:57.911 --> 00:34:02.542 I'm neglecting my other guests. You'll find the young ladies stimulating company. 300 00:34:03.333 --> 00:34:05.461 I'm sure they are. 301 00:34:17.973 --> 00:34:22.194 Hello. I thought you might like to join the party. 302 00:34:22.811 --> 00:34:27.658 By the way, the name is James St John Smythe. I'm English. 303 00:34:28.316 --> 00:34:31.195 Hmm. I never would have guessed. 304 00:34:31.319 --> 00:34:32.571 Really? 305 00:34:32.654 --> 00:34:34.156 Monsieur. 306 00:34:35.865 --> 00:34:38.664 Well, are you buying or selling? 307 00:34:39.619 --> 00:34:42.122 - Selling? - Horses. 308 00:34:42.956 --> 00:34:43.957 Oh. 309 00:34:44.040 --> 00:34:47.010 No, I'm not interested in horses. 310 00:34:47.961 --> 00:34:50.680 Well, you came to the wrong place, didn't you? 311 00:34:51.715 --> 00:34:53.843 May Day. 312 00:34:55.844 --> 00:34:58.017 Get her away from him. 313 00:34:58.722 --> 00:35:02.317 I'm sure I've seen him somewhere before. 314 00:35:03.310 --> 00:35:05.529 Have Security keep a good eye on him. 315 00:35:06.021 --> 00:35:09.696 You didn't say what part of the States you come from, Miss... 316 00:35:10.025 --> 00:35:12.153 No. I didn't. 317 00:35:12.694 --> 00:35:14.446 I suppose you...travel a lot? 318 00:35:14.529 --> 00:35:17.248 Your helicopter leaves in 20 minutes. 319 00:35:17.365 --> 00:35:21.711 You're not staying the night? I was hoping we'd spend the evening together. 320 00:35:22.037 --> 00:35:24.335 Now I shall be all alone. 321 00:35:24.414 --> 00:35:27.213 I doubt that. 322 00:35:27.334 --> 00:35:31.134 - Well, let me walk you to the chopper. - That won't be necessary. 323 00:35:31.212 --> 00:35:36.059 - Someone will take care of you. - You'll see to that personally, will you? 324 00:36:49.958 --> 00:36:52.006 - (muffled cry) - Shhh! 325 00:36:53.795 --> 00:36:55.968 Are you looking for this? 326 00:36:57.006 --> 00:36:59.134 Quite a letdown. 327 00:37:41.384 --> 00:37:44.558 - St John Smythe? - Sleeping like a baby. 328 00:37:44.679 --> 00:37:47.558 (snoring) 329 00:38:10.205 --> 00:38:11.377 That's a boy. 330 00:38:12.540 --> 00:38:14.588 There we are. 331 00:38:27.764 --> 00:38:30.358 It's interesting. He's had surgery. 332 00:38:32.519 --> 00:38:36.740 Surgery? That is how Zorin won the race. 333 00:38:37.232 --> 00:38:40.702 Mortner implanted one of these microchips into Pegasus. 334 00:38:41.027 --> 00:38:45.624 You see, these microchips are programmed to control an injection 335 00:38:45.698 --> 00:38:48.292 of additional natural horse steroids. 336 00:38:48.576 --> 00:38:51.750 - To overcome fatigue during the race. - How? 337 00:38:52.205 --> 00:38:55.505 The injection itself, with that small needle, 338 00:38:55.583 --> 00:38:59.008 is triggered by a remote-control transmitter 339 00:38:59.087 --> 00:39:02.557 small enough to fit into the tip of a jockey's whip 340 00:39:03.299 --> 00:39:04.391 OF 8 cane. 341 00:39:05.927 --> 00:39:07.429 The lights! 342 00:39:42.755 --> 00:39:45.759 There's a world surplus of microchips and Zorin is hoarding them! 343 00:39:45.967 --> 00:39:48.140 (whir of machinery) 344 00:39:48.344 --> 00:39:52.520 - Dis donc, on va voir ce qui se passe? - D'accord. 345 00:40:30.595 --> 00:40:32.472 (whirring) 346 00:40:36.476 --> 00:40:40.026 - I'm afraid I wasn't much help. - Don't worry. It's all wrapped up. 347 00:41:01.167 --> 00:41:04.296 Keep your guard up higher. And retain your balance. 348 00:41:17.100 --> 00:41:19.194 (muffled shouts) 349 00:41:22.397 --> 00:41:24.946 - Aiiii! - Oof! 350 00:41:54.095 --> 00:41:56.564 - What now? - We'd better get back. 351 00:41:56.639 --> 00:41:58.937 The tape ran out five minutes ago. 352 00:41:59.600 --> 00:42:01.728 (phone rings) 353 00:42:11.487 --> 00:42:13.364 I told you not to disturb us. 354 00:42:13.448 --> 00:42:17.078 (Scarpine) It's important. There's been intruders in the warehouse. 355 00:42:17.160 --> 00:42:19.458 Put Security on full alert. 356 00:42:21.164 --> 00:42:23.758 Let's see where Mr St John Smythe is. 357 00:43:00.495 --> 00:43:03.465 He was the man at the Eiffel Tower. 358 00:43:03.998 --> 00:43:07.172 - We must find him. - I'll get dressed. 359 00:43:16.010 --> 00:43:20.811 (Bond) May Day, where have you been? I've been waiting for you. 360 00:43:20.973 --> 00:43:22.896 To take care of me personally. 361 00:43:38.199 --> 00:43:41.544 I see you're a woman of very few words. 362 00:43:44.497 --> 00:43:46.545 What's there to say? 363 00:44:07.520 --> 00:44:09.488 - Is everything here? - Ja, ja. 364 00:44:10.606 --> 00:44:12.734 Except this. 365 00:44:13.526 --> 00:44:14.994 It is in the wrong place. 366 00:44:15.945 --> 00:44:21.042 Bring St John Smythe to my study first thing in the morning. 367 00:44:29.750 --> 00:44:32.549 - (Bond) Good morning. - Good morning. 368 00:44:32.628 --> 00:44:35.677 I understand you wish to see me. 369 00:44:35.756 --> 00:44:40.557 - You slept well? - A little restless, but I got off eventually. 370 00:44:41.429 --> 00:44:44.228 I have the Progeny Index on the computer: 371 00:44:44.307 --> 00:44:46.810 a compilation of thoroughbred bloodlines. 372 00:44:46.934 --> 00:44:49.153 Might be helpful to you in selecting your purchase this afternoon. 373 00:44:52.607 --> 00:44:55.986 As I see it, you need a stallion. For breeding. 374 00:44:56.110 --> 00:44:58.238 A stallion sounds right to me. 375 00:44:59.447 --> 00:45:01.825 I find a computer indispensable. 376 00:45:08.122 --> 00:45:12.343 I have a stallion. Descended from that horse there. 377 00:45:13.544 --> 00:45:14.761 Misty. 378 00:45:25.765 --> 00:45:28.143 We have several horses that might interest you. 379 00:45:36.484 --> 00:45:40.455 Would you be interested primarily in stamina? 380 00:45:40.529 --> 00:45:44.659 - Or speed? - Well, a little of both would be ideal. 381 00:45:48.746 --> 00:45:50.498 I think I have just the horse for you. 382 00:45:50.998 --> 00:45:52.671 (clock chimes) 383 00:45:53.501 --> 00:45:55.924 It's time for my morning ride. 384 00:45:56.212 --> 00:45:59.682 - Why don't you try him out? - That sounds a very good idea. 385 00:46:00.466 --> 00:46:03.140 - I shall get into some riding clothes. - Good. 386 00:46:03.219 --> 00:46:05.972 Half an hour, then. Scarpine will collect you. 387 00:46:06.055 --> 00:46:08.183 Thank you. 388 00:46:11.394 --> 00:46:13.522 (hums) 389 00:46:16.482 --> 00:46:20.282 Tibbett, get into town, call M and ask him to put a trace on this cheque. 390 00:46:20.361 --> 00:46:24.537 Be quick. If those guards we laid out identify us we'll have to move fast. 391 00:46:24.824 --> 00:46:26.576 What shall I say if they ask where I'm going? 392 00:46:27.618 --> 00:46:29.211 Just tell them you have to get the car washed. 393 00:46:54.562 --> 00:46:56.189 Just going to town to get the car washed. 394 00:47:21.630 --> 00:47:26.101 - Your mount, Mr St John Smythe. - A beautiful beast. 395 00:47:27.970 --> 00:47:30.849 A little spirited. What's his name? 396 00:47:31.557 --> 00:47:32.649 Inferno. 397 00:47:39.273 --> 00:47:41.321 (neighs) 398 00:48:07.426 --> 00:48:09.474 Merci. 399 00:49:01.689 --> 00:49:04.613 - Friends of yours? - Exercise boys. 400 00:49:04.692 --> 00:49:06.490 Jumping together is more realistic training. 401 00:49:08.446 --> 00:49:11.825 Frankly, I prefer cross-country to steeplechase. 402 00:49:12.116 --> 00:49:15.791 As one sportsman to another, I'll make you a proposition. 403 00:49:15.870 --> 00:49:18.749 You can have that lthacus colt gratis if you stay this course. 404 00:49:21.542 --> 00:49:24.216 - And if I'm thrown? - Then you lose. 405 00:49:26.547 --> 00:49:28.220 You leave me little choice. 406 00:49:30.217 --> 00:49:33.096 Splendid. Scarpine will start us. 407 00:49:35.097 --> 00:49:37.225 (neighs) 408 00:50:47.461 --> 00:50:48.963 Steady! 409 00:51:15.406 --> 00:51:18.501 Keep going! Keep going! 410 00:51:19.034 --> 00:51:20.081 Sir Godfrey. Let's get... 411 00:51:39.555 --> 00:51:40.932 You lost, 007. 412 00:51:42.558 --> 00:51:46.028 - Killing Tibbett was a mistake. - I'm about to make the same one twice. 413 00:51:47.104 --> 00:51:49.983 My department know I'm here. They'll retaliate. 414 00:51:50.357 --> 00:51:52.485 If you're the best they have, 415 00:51:52.568 --> 00:51:55.412 they'll more likely try to cover up your incompetence. 416 00:51:56.030 --> 00:51:57.327 Don't count on it, Zorin. 417 00:51:58.282 --> 00:52:02.082 - You amuse me, Mr Bond. - Well, it's not mutual. 418 00:52:02.995 --> 00:52:05.043 Other side. 419 00:52:09.376 --> 00:52:11.424 Open up- 420 00:54:29.892 --> 00:54:33.066 - Good morning, Comrade Zorin. - General Gogol. 421 00:54:33.479 --> 00:54:36.983 - This meeting is ill-advised. - A calculated risk. 422 00:54:37.065 --> 00:54:39.818 But necessary, as you refuse to answer your control. 423 00:54:40.068 --> 00:54:41.445 Come to the point, General. 424 00:54:42.196 --> 00:54:44.290 You disregard procedure. 425 00:54:44.364 --> 00:54:47.868 You did not request approval before eliminating 007. 426 00:54:49.077 --> 00:54:53.002 - Reprisals mightjeopardise operations. - You jeopardise mine! 427 00:54:56.001 --> 00:54:58.800 Letting the British penetrate the Siberian research centre. 428 00:54:58.879 --> 00:55:00.381 That was regrettable. 429 00:55:00.547 --> 00:55:04.597 Your racing activities attract unnecessary attention, 430 00:55:04.676 --> 00:55:09.352 but more disturbing are your unauthorised commercial ventures. 431 00:55:09.431 --> 00:55:10.933 We cannot tolerate that. 432 00:55:11.600 --> 00:55:15.104 The issue is irrelevant. I've made new associations. 433 00:55:15.229 --> 00:55:17.527 I no longer consider myself a KGB agent. 434 00:55:17.648 --> 00:55:20.652 We trained you. Financed you. Huh! 435 00:55:21.693 --> 00:55:27.621 What would you be without us? A biological experiment. A freak. 436 00:55:34.790 --> 00:55:37.088 Enough of this! Control yourselves! 437 00:55:43.632 --> 00:55:49.264 You will come back to us, Comrade. No one ever leaves the KGB. 438 00:55:52.766 --> 00:55:53.767 Gentlemen. 439 00:55:53.892 --> 00:55:58.989 For centuries alchemists tried to make gold from base metals. 440 00:55:59.773 --> 00:56:04.404 Today we make microchips from silicon, which is common sand. 441 00:56:05.612 --> 00:56:08.115 - But far better than gold, hm? - (laughter) 442 00:56:08.866 --> 00:56:11.870 For several years we've had a profitable partnership: 443 00:56:11.952 --> 00:56:17.709 you as manufacturers, while I passed on to you industrial information 444 00:56:17.791 --> 00:56:21.591 that made you competitive, successful. 445 00:56:24.006 --> 00:56:29.888 We are now in the unique position to form an international cartel 446 00:56:30.304 --> 00:56:36.277 to control not only production but distribution of these microchips. 447 00:56:38.020 --> 00:56:40.114 There is one obstacle. 448 00:56:52.326 --> 00:56:53.669 Silicon Valley. 449 00:56:54.578 --> 00:56:56.751 Near San Francisco. 450 00:56:56.830 --> 00:57:02.052 Over 250 plants employing thousands of scientists, technicians. 451 00:57:02.127 --> 00:57:05.722 This is the heartland of electronic production in the United States, 452 00:57:05.839 --> 00:57:10.345 which accounts for what- 80% of the world microchip market. 453 00:57:10.886 --> 00:57:13.014 I propose to end 454 00:57:14.848 --> 00:57:17.351 the domination of Silicon Valley 455 00:57:19.394 --> 00:57:22.944 - and leave us in control of that market. - What is it you propose? 456 00:57:23.815 --> 00:57:26.318 Project Main Strike. 457 00:57:27.235 --> 00:57:30.739 For which, each of you will pay me one hundred million dollars. 458 00:57:31.323 --> 00:57:33.371 A hundred million dollars? 459 00:57:34.201 --> 00:57:37.956 Plus half our net income? 460 00:57:38.246 --> 00:57:41.295 Under an exclusive marketing agreement with me. 461 00:57:41.375 --> 00:57:42.718 These are outrageous terms! 462 00:57:43.418 --> 00:57:46.297 Perhaps a demonstration would convince you. 463 00:57:46.838 --> 00:57:51.218 - I want no part of it, thank you. - As you wish. Hmph! 464 00:57:52.469 --> 00:57:55.723 The rest of our discussion must of course be confidential. 465 00:57:55.806 --> 00:57:59.856 - Would you wait outside? - If you'd like me to, yes. Excuse me. 466 00:58:00.560 --> 00:58:03.234 May Day will provide you with a drink. 467 00:58:09.027 --> 00:58:11.075 This way. 468 00:58:33.468 --> 00:58:34.811 Aaagghhh! 469 00:58:37.806 --> 00:58:40.025 So, does anybody else want to drop out? 470 00:58:42.936 --> 00:58:45.064 (voices on intercom) 471 00:58:50.819 --> 00:58:52.071 Wow! 472 00:58:54.448 --> 00:58:56.075 What a view! 473 00:58:56.324 --> 00:58:57.871 To a kill. 474 00:59:29.983 --> 00:59:31.826 Five dollars. 475 00:59:31.985 --> 00:59:34.033 Thank you. 476 00:59:37.240 --> 00:59:41.586 - Looking for something special? - Yes. Soft-shell crabs. 477 00:59:42.662 --> 00:59:44.710 Might have some in the back. 478 00:59:45.832 --> 00:59:47.880 I'll be a few minutes. 479 00:59:55.675 --> 00:59:59.600 Chuck Lee, CIA. It's a pleasure working with 007. 480 00:59:59.679 --> 01:00:03.604 - Thanks. Now what about Zorin? - He's in town. I can have him tailed. 481 01:00:03.683 --> 01:00:05.060 No, not yet. 482 01:00:06.186 --> 01:00:10.942 Conley is a geologist. Runs Zorin's oil reclamation project in the East Bay. 483 01:00:11.191 --> 01:00:14.411 Last job: chief engineer in a South African gold mine. 484 01:00:14.528 --> 01:00:17.372 Left in a hurry after a cave-in killed 20 miners. 485 01:00:17.447 --> 01:00:20.792 Zorin's kind of man! What about the girl? And the cheque? 486 01:00:20.867 --> 01:00:22.744 You know how many S Suttons there are in the US? 487 01:00:23.411 --> 01:00:26.415 We watch Zorin's account. The cheque hasn't been cashed. 488 01:00:26.706 --> 01:00:29.459 - Mortner? - Got a real winner here. 489 01:00:29.876 --> 01:00:34.552 His real name is Hans Glaub, a German pioneer in the development of steroids. 490 01:00:35.048 --> 01:00:38.018 That ties in with the horse injections. 491 01:00:38.218 --> 01:00:43.099 In the war he used steroids on pregnant women in the concentration camps 492 01:00:43.181 --> 01:00:45.809 in an attempt to enhance intelligence. 493 01:00:45.892 --> 01:00:49.112 - With any success? - Virtually every mother aborted. 494 01:00:49.187 --> 01:00:52.191 A handful of children were produced with phenomenal lQs. 495 01:00:52.524 --> 01:00:55.403 But there was a side-effect: they were psychotics. 496 01:00:55.485 --> 01:00:58.739 Why wasn't this Mortner or Glaub tried by the War Crimes Commission? 497 01:00:59.322 --> 01:01:01.871 The Russians grabbed him. Set him up in a laboratory. 498 01:01:01.950 --> 01:01:06.956 He spent years developing steroids for their athletes, then vanished 15 years ago. 499 01:01:07.581 --> 01:01:10.175 About the same time Zorin came over to the West. 500 01:01:10.250 --> 01:01:11.923 Could Zorin be one of the steroid kids? 501 01:01:14.504 --> 01:01:18.600 He's definitely the right age, and he's certainly psychotic. 502 01:01:18.758 --> 01:01:20.101 What about his oil operations? 503 01:01:21.761 --> 01:01:23.434 Mr O'Rourke! 504 01:01:23.513 --> 01:01:24.810 Aye ! 505 01:01:24.890 --> 01:01:27.814 - Can you spare a minute? - Sure thing. 506 01:01:28.894 --> 01:01:33.570 The oil operation looks clean, except for a problem with the crab fishermen. 507 01:01:34.357 --> 01:01:37.486 Good morning. Here's that reporter I told you about. 508 01:01:37.569 --> 01:01:40.288 Mr O'Rourke. I understand you have a problem. 509 01:01:40.363 --> 01:01:44.743 That Zorin oil pumping station ruined one of the best crab patches in the Bay. 510 01:01:44.826 --> 01:01:46.078 Scared them away? 511 01:01:46.161 --> 01:01:49.005 They didn't go nowhere. They just disappeared. 512 01:01:50.874 --> 01:01:53.343 Well, I'd like to look at that oil pumping station. 513 01:01:54.044 --> 01:01:56.467 That'll be tough. It's very heavily guarded. 514 01:02:19.444 --> 01:02:22.994 We'll be testing new equipment shortly. Keep a sharp lookout. 515 01:02:23.073 --> 01:02:26.043 - I don't want anyone near this dock. - Very good, sir. 516 01:02:27.035 --> 01:02:30.335 - Valves 5 to 15 are open. - What's the report from the wells? 517 01:02:30.705 --> 01:02:34.255 (female technician) Valves open and ready to receive water. 518 01:02:34.334 --> 01:02:37.383 Good. Open valves 16 to 25. 519 01:02:37.462 --> 01:02:39.931 (male technician) Valve 10 at half capacity, sir. 520 01:02:40.006 --> 01:02:43.806 Give me an update on valve procedure for the Main Strike programme. 521 01:02:43.885 --> 01:02:46.138 (Conley) We'll have a field crew check it out in the morning. 522 01:02:56.314 --> 01:02:58.408 (mesh rattles) 523 01:03:14.499 --> 01:03:17.628 - Valves to wells 26 to 30 open, sir. - Right. 524 01:03:17.711 --> 01:03:20.464 Activate pumping procedure. 50 per cent power. 525 01:03:20.547 --> 01:03:22.174 Increase it. 526 01:03:22.757 --> 01:03:23.883 Maximum. 527 01:03:24.759 --> 01:03:26.807 The new seals are not fully tested. 528 01:03:26.886 --> 01:03:30.686 Main Strike's in three days. Any delays, 529 01:03:31.016 --> 01:03:33.064 I hold you responsible. 530 01:03:33.143 --> 01:03:34.144 Yes, sir. 531 01:03:34.686 --> 01:03:36.609 Bring it up to full. Slowly. 532 01:03:40.233 --> 01:03:42.327 (engine fires up) 533 01:04:29.574 --> 01:04:33.454 - Shut down! The propeller's jammed. - Fix it. 534 01:04:48.426 --> 01:04:50.520 (alarm sounds) 535 01:04:52.639 --> 01:04:57.987 - You there! Get a man down there! - (mutters orders urgently) 536 01:05:00.647 --> 01:05:03.150 Let's go, move. Come on, you guys. Gimme a hand. 537 01:05:03.233 --> 01:05:06.863 - Get the alarms turned off. - Yes, sir. 538 01:05:07.112 --> 01:05:11.492 (Conley) Hurry up, goddammit! Clear that pump. 539 01:05:11.616 --> 01:05:13.664 We're behind schedule. 540 01:05:16.830 --> 01:05:18.878 Give it to me. 541 01:05:27.173 --> 01:05:28.891 (May Day) Ha! 542 01:05:29.384 --> 01:05:30.556 Guard! 543 01:05:34.264 --> 01:05:36.437 (men call out in Russian) 544 01:05:40.520 --> 01:05:43.990 (Zorin) Tell Conley to resume pumping. 545 01:05:47.402 --> 01:05:49.575 This is yours, I believe. 546 01:05:51.030 --> 01:05:52.407 Defuse it. 547 01:06:05.545 --> 01:06:07.673 (engines whine) 548 01:06:23.521 --> 01:06:25.569 (cries out) 549 01:06:29.777 --> 01:06:31.950 (desperate cries) 550 01:06:32.071 --> 01:06:34.119 Aaaggghhh! 551 01:06:49.756 --> 01:06:51.804 (Pants) 552 01:07:18.451 --> 01:07:19.953 Well! 553 01:07:20.203 --> 01:07:23.548 - Pola Ivanoval - James Bond! 554 01:07:23.623 --> 01:07:26.718 - Check the beach area. - Let's get out of here. 555 01:07:53.152 --> 01:07:54.995 (traditional Japanese music) 556 01:07:55.071 --> 01:07:57.665 (Pola) That feels wonderful! 557 01:07:58.825 --> 01:08:01.499 Feels even better from where I'm sitting. 558 01:08:01.619 --> 01:08:06.375 - Would you like it harder? - James, you haven't changed. 559 01:08:06.499 --> 01:08:08.672 Well, you have. 560 01:08:08.793 --> 01:08:10.841 You're even lovelier. 561 01:08:12.380 --> 01:08:17.887 James, that night in London when I was with the Bolshoi... 562 01:08:18.011 --> 01:08:19.809 What a performance! 563 01:08:19.887 --> 01:08:23.061 In my dressing room later... 564 01:08:23.182 --> 01:08:27.858 Did you know I was an agent with orders to seduce you? 565 01:08:29.731 --> 01:08:33.907 Why do you think I sent you three dozen red roses? 566 01:08:35.862 --> 01:08:38.206 Now that was a performance. 567 01:08:52.920 --> 01:08:56.094 Quite a coincidence, us running into one another! 568 01:08:56.549 --> 01:09:00.474 - Come on, tell me the truth. - Let's not talk shop. 569 01:09:00.553 --> 01:09:02.726 Let's put on something more... 570 01:09:02.847 --> 01:09:05.270 - inspirational. - Why not? 571 01:09:14.067 --> 01:09:16.115 (turns off music) 572 01:09:24.577 --> 01:09:25.749 ' Ohh! ' (music) 573 01:09:25.870 --> 01:09:27.713 Are you all right? 574 01:09:27.789 --> 01:09:29.962 The bubbles tickle my... 575 01:09:30.249 --> 01:09:31.796 Tchaikovsky! 576 01:09:34.587 --> 01:09:36.931 Détente can be beautiful. 577 01:09:38.633 --> 01:09:42.263 This is no time to be discussing politics. 578 01:09:58.903 --> 01:10:00.951 (music from Swan Lake) 579 01:10:07.495 --> 01:10:09.418 Pola? 580 01:10:09.539 --> 01:10:10.711 Yes, darling? 581 01:10:10.957 --> 01:10:15.804 You know something? Tomorrow I shall buy you six dozen red roses. 582 01:10:16.754 --> 01:10:19.633 How lovely, darling. I can't wait. 583 01:10:28.641 --> 01:10:30.769 (car engine starts) 584 01:10:39.318 --> 01:10:41.366 The tape? 585 01:10:48.453 --> 01:10:51.252 (traditional Japanese music) 586 01:10:56.002 --> 01:10:59.597 (Zorin) The Silicon Valley operation must not be delayed. 587 01:10:59.672 --> 01:11:01.720 (tape rewinds) 588 01:11:02.967 --> 01:11:08.349 Main Strike's in three days. Any delays, I hold you responsible. 589 01:11:08.931 --> 01:11:13.152 It's essential the remaining pipelines are open on time. 590 01:11:23.029 --> 01:11:25.873 Our economy needs investors like Mr Zorin. 591 01:11:26.365 --> 01:11:29.665 California welcomes him with open arms. 592 01:11:29.744 --> 01:11:33.374 - May I quote you on that, Mr Howe? - Certainly. 593 01:11:33.498 --> 01:11:36.422 Is there anything else I can tell the Financial Times? 594 01:11:36.542 --> 01:11:42.640 Yes. My readers want to know why Zorin is pumping sea water into his pipeline 595 01:11:43.132 --> 01:11:45.385 instead of pumping oil out. 596 01:11:45.468 --> 01:11:50.224 Sea water is used to test the integrity of the pipeline. 597 01:11:50.389 --> 01:11:54.144 It's a lot safer than oil. Just in case there are any leaks. 598 01:11:54.227 --> 01:11:56.571 Well, I... I didn't know that. 599 01:11:57.730 --> 01:12:01.576 Well, thank you, Mr Howe. That about wraps it up. 600 01:12:01.692 --> 01:12:04.115 Would you come this way, please? 601 01:12:09.242 --> 01:12:12.416 If you'd like any further information just call me, Mr... 602 01:12:12.537 --> 01:12:15.165 Stock. James Stock. Thank you, Mr Howe. 603 01:12:18.543 --> 01:12:20.591 - Mr Howe! - Stacey, what do you want? 604 01:12:20.795 --> 01:12:23.423 I have some porosity tests I want to show you. 605 01:12:23.756 --> 01:12:26.976 - I can only spare a couple of minutes. - OK. 606 01:12:27.760 --> 01:12:28.932 (man) Ahem! 607 01:12:29.053 --> 01:12:31.101 Sorry. 608 01:12:54.954 --> 01:12:58.379 (presenter reads weather forecast on radio) 609 01:13:03.921 --> 01:13:06.515 (radio programme continues) 610 01:13:53.763 --> 01:13:55.857 (bleeps) 611 01:14:25.711 --> 01:14:27.839 (water running) 612 01:14:34.178 --> 01:14:35.725 (3/Owl s) 613 01:14:41.018 --> 01:14:43.066 (water running) 614 01:15:15.594 --> 01:15:17.596 (cocks gun) Come out real slow. 615 01:15:18.597 --> 01:15:23.398 Just another Zorin stooge, Mr... whatever your name was. 616 01:15:23.477 --> 01:15:26.481 Actually, it's James Stock. London Financial Times. 617 01:15:27.148 --> 01:15:29.947 You can, uh... You can tell the police which. 618 01:15:30.067 --> 01:15:33.913 And you can tell them about the $5 million payoff you received from Zorin. 619 01:15:34.071 --> 01:15:35.698 I saw the cheque. 620 01:15:40.453 --> 01:15:42.547 You cut the line. 621 01:15:43.664 --> 01:15:45.792 Get back. 622 01:15:51.047 --> 01:15:52.094 Sit down. 623 01:16:02.808 --> 01:16:04.185 (gunshot) 624 01:16:12.068 --> 01:16:14.537 - What's this loaded with? - Rock salt. 625 01:16:14.695 --> 01:16:16.663 Now you tell me. 626 01:16:27.917 --> 01:16:29.544 (Stacey) No! 627 01:16:41.388 --> 01:16:43.106 The vase! No! 628 01:16:44.016 --> 01:16:46.064 Take this. 629 01:16:48.979 --> 01:16:50.276 Oh, hell! 630 01:16:57.071 --> 01:16:58.368 Sorry, Granddad. 631 01:17:01.408 --> 01:17:03.251 Hey, wait for me! 632 01:17:15.214 --> 01:17:16.636 (door shuts) 633 01:17:18.467 --> 01:17:20.515 Thank you. 634 01:17:20.594 --> 01:17:22.312 My pleasure. 635 01:17:22.388 --> 01:17:25.733 All the king's horses and all his men won't do much with that. 636 01:17:25.891 --> 01:17:28.485 That's all right. It was Granddad's ashes. 637 01:17:28.561 --> 01:17:30.859 But he always loved a good fight. 638 01:17:30.938 --> 01:17:33.441 I'm Stacey. Sutton. 639 01:17:33.774 --> 01:17:36.152 - Yes. - And...you're a reporter. 640 01:17:36.235 --> 01:17:38.488 - What was it? - Stock. James Stock. 641 01:17:38.571 --> 01:17:41.541 - Right. - Yes, I'm researching an article on Zorin. 642 01:17:41.615 --> 01:17:44.664 I used a friend's name to get an invitation to the chateau. 643 01:17:45.661 --> 01:17:48.039 I can tell you a few things about Zorin. 644 01:17:48.122 --> 01:17:50.124 - I'd like to hear them. - (cat meows) 645 01:17:50.207 --> 01:17:52.460 I have to feed him. Are you hungry? 646 01:17:52.543 --> 01:17:56.298 - What are you serving? Whiskas? - I only have leftovers in the fridge. 647 01:17:56.380 --> 01:17:59.054 - I'm a pathetic cook. - I'll lend a hand. 648 01:17:59.133 --> 01:18:02.763 - You can cook? - I've been known to dabble. 649 01:18:09.894 --> 01:18:12.522 E t voila! Quiche de cabinet. 650 01:18:12.605 --> 01:18:15.779 Sounds interesting. What is it? 651 01:18:16.609 --> 01:18:17.701 An omelette. 652 01:18:18.944 --> 01:18:20.821 Now, you were telling me about your grandfather. 653 01:18:21.614 --> 01:18:26.165 He left Sutton Oil to Dad - who expected me, as the only child, to take it over. 654 01:18:26.243 --> 01:18:29.292 - So at college I studied geology. - And then what happened? 655 01:18:29.914 --> 01:18:33.964 Zorin. He took over Sutton Oil in a rigged proxy fight. 656 01:18:34.543 --> 01:18:37.387 I fought him in the courts. It's taken all I had. 657 01:18:37.463 --> 01:18:40.433 All the cash, the furniture, everything. 658 01:18:40.507 --> 01:18:42.726 So I took this job as state geologist 659 01:18:42.801 --> 01:18:46.522 and I've just managed to hold on to the house and my shares. 660 01:18:47.556 --> 01:18:50.730 And that's what the $5 million were for? Your shares? 661 01:18:51.143 --> 01:18:54.898 Ten times more than they're worth. Just... 662 01:18:56.982 --> 01:19:00.031 Just drop the lawsuit and shut my mouth. 663 01:19:00.486 --> 01:19:01.658 I haven't accepted yet. 664 01:19:02.571 --> 01:19:06.496 So Zorin sent along his gorillas to help you make up your mind. 665 01:19:08.035 --> 01:19:10.413 They have. (rips up cheque) 666 01:19:15.376 --> 01:19:18.471 I'd sell everything and live in a tent before I give up. 667 01:19:41.944 --> 01:19:44.038 That was delicious. 668 01:19:45.364 --> 01:19:48.288 And the way you handled those men. 669 01:19:49.326 --> 01:19:51.420 Well, those... 670 01:19:52.246 --> 01:19:54.669 baboons could come back. 671 01:19:54.915 --> 01:19:57.009 I hope not. 672 01:19:59.461 --> 01:20:01.555 Well, then, I'll... 673 01:20:02.423 --> 01:20:06.553 check the windows and doors, and... 674 01:20:06.760 --> 01:20:11.266 - Oh! Reconnect the telephone. - The box is outside my bedroom window. 675 01:20:12.391 --> 01:20:15.065 I think I should be able to find that. 676 01:21:15.996 --> 01:21:18.090 (rumbling) 677 01:21:22.461 --> 01:21:24.429 - Good morning. - Good morning. 678 01:21:24.505 --> 01:21:28.135 Oh, I say! Breakfast out of bed. 679 01:21:28.467 --> 01:21:30.890 - What's wrong with them? - We had an earth tremor. 680 01:21:30.969 --> 01:21:34.143 They're extremely sensitive to seismic activity. 681 01:21:34.223 --> 01:21:37.318 Let's see what the Earthquake Center has on it. 682 01:21:39.103 --> 01:21:43.654 Just a minor tremor. Measured 2.5 on the Richter scale. Location... 683 01:21:44.983 --> 01:21:47.611 That's odd. The epicentre's near Zorin's oil field. 684 01:21:49.530 --> 01:21:54.286 I told Howe yesterday that Zorin was pumping sea water into his wells. 685 01:21:54.368 --> 01:21:57.087 - Is there a connection? - Sea water? 686 01:21:57.287 --> 01:21:59.881 Those wells are in the Hayward fault. 687 01:22:00.040 --> 01:22:02.259 - Are you sure? - I checked it myself. 688 01:22:02.960 --> 01:22:05.088 That's incredibly dangerous. 689 01:22:07.089 --> 01:22:09.387 Howe has to stop Zorin now. 690 01:22:10.717 --> 01:22:12.845 (raised voices) 691 01:22:23.981 --> 01:22:25.904 - What happened? - I got fired. 692 01:22:25.983 --> 01:22:29.362 - He fire... He fired me. - All right. Calm down. 693 01:22:29.445 --> 01:22:32.540 This evening we'll meet a friend of mine from Washington. 694 01:22:32.614 --> 01:22:36.869 Maybe, just maybe, he'll come up with a few answers. 695 01:22:44.585 --> 01:22:48.055 I wish we could be more specific about Zorin's intentions before I go to the top. 696 01:22:48.839 --> 01:22:51.718 Flooding a fault could cause a major earthquake. 697 01:22:52.092 --> 01:22:54.094 But what would Zorin have to gain? 698 01:22:55.387 --> 01:22:59.893 On the tape Zorin mentioned Silicon Valley. Could that be affected? 699 01:23:00.267 --> 01:23:03.316 No, not severely. Silicon Valley's too far away. 700 01:23:03.395 --> 01:23:07.775 But if we knew how many wells were involved...we might get a clearer picture. 701 01:23:08.108 --> 01:23:11.703 That information's available at City Hall. 702 01:23:11.778 --> 01:23:15.078 - I still have my security pass. - Then let's go to City Hall. 703 01:23:15.157 --> 01:23:18.752 - Let me go and get it. - I'll tell Washington we need more help. 704 01:23:18.827 --> 01:23:21.831 Don't waste any time. There's only 24 hours. 705 01:23:43.060 --> 01:23:45.859 (car radio comes on with engine) 706 01:23:57.282 --> 01:23:59.376 (faint music from car) 707 01:24:15.300 --> 01:24:17.928 - Good evening, Jeff. - Evening, ma'am. 708 01:24:21.515 --> 01:24:23.358 - Won't be long. - OK. 709 01:25:20.907 --> 01:25:24.036 - Main Strike. - Hey, I know that place. 710 01:25:24.494 --> 01:25:29.546 That's an abandoned silver mine by the San Andreas fault. 711 01:25:29.625 --> 01:25:31.502 (gasps) 712 01:25:31.585 --> 01:25:36.261 Alive and well, I see. And still bungling in the dark. 713 01:25:37.049 --> 01:25:39.347 Well, then, why don't you enlighten me, Zorin? 714 01:25:40.469 --> 01:25:42.722 You're out of your depth. 715 01:25:42.804 --> 01:25:48.777 And you, Sutton. You should have accepted my more than generous offer. 716 01:25:49.144 --> 01:25:52.489 - You can take your offer and shove it. - Don't bother, Stacey. 717 01:25:52.606 --> 01:25:54.108 He's a psychopath. 718 01:25:55.192 --> 01:25:57.570 You two have joined forces? 719 01:25:58.987 --> 01:26:03.242 - That simplifies things. - He's probably armed. 720 01:26:13.752 --> 01:26:14.799 Stacey, I... 721 01:26:15.587 --> 01:26:17.214 Mr Zorin. 722 01:26:17.381 --> 01:26:19.383 Call the police, Mr Howe. 723 01:26:21.134 --> 01:26:24.638 - What's going on? - Tell them...there's been a break-in. 724 01:26:25.639 --> 01:26:27.858 Ask them to get here as soon as possible. 725 01:26:28.850 --> 01:26:30.272 You're being used, Mr Howe. 726 01:26:31.770 --> 01:26:33.147 Do it. 727 01:26:36.108 --> 01:26:38.202 - Police - Hello. 728 01:26:38.860 --> 01:26:40.612 We've had a break-in here. 729 01:26:41.154 --> 01:26:44.624 - City Hall, office 306. Come at once. - Right away. 730 01:26:46.493 --> 01:26:49.292 - What have they done? - You discharged her. 731 01:26:50.497 --> 01:26:53.626 So she and her accomplice came here to kill you. 732 01:26:54.126 --> 01:26:58.006 Then they set fire to the office to conceal the crime, 733 01:26:58.505 --> 01:27:01.258 but they were trapped in the elevator. 734 01:27:02.884 --> 01:27:05.353 And perished in the flames. 735 01:27:07.889 --> 01:27:11.189 But that means I would have to be... 736 01:27:11.643 --> 01:27:12.769 Dead. 737 01:27:17.983 --> 01:27:20.236 That's rather neat. Don't you think? 738 01:27:21.486 --> 01:27:24.456 Brilliant. I'm almost speechless with admiration. 739 01:27:25.115 --> 01:27:29.791 Intuitive improvisation is the secret of genius. 740 01:27:30.287 --> 01:27:33.507 Herr Doktor Mortner will be proud of his creation. 741 01:27:49.473 --> 01:27:50.941 Please. 742 01:27:55.937 --> 01:27:57.189 Get back. 743 01:28:26.134 --> 01:28:28.228 (Stacey cries out) 744 01:28:32.891 --> 01:28:34.814 - Out. - Let's go. 745 01:28:35.769 --> 01:28:37.316 Get back! 746 01:28:50.325 --> 01:28:52.077 (fire alarm sounds) 747 01:29:05.966 --> 01:29:08.060 (cables creak) 748 01:29:15.767 --> 01:29:17.861 (creaking) 749 01:29:21.189 --> 01:29:22.566 Hold tight. 750 01:29:33.827 --> 01:29:35.249 Come on, Stacey. 751 01:29:35.871 --> 01:29:37.965 Give me your hand. Stretch! 752 01:29:39.499 --> 01:29:40.591 Stretch I 753 01:29:46.298 --> 01:29:47.800 Don't go away 754 01:29:56.808 --> 01:29:59.027 James, don't leave me! 755 01:30:02.564 --> 01:30:04.658 James! (coughs) 756 01:30:05.525 --> 01:30:06.777 Help me! 757 01:30:08.904 --> 01:30:11.623 James! (coughs) 758 01:30:12.699 --> 01:30:15.452 Help me! Help me! 759 01:30:21.708 --> 01:30:23.176 James! 760 01:30:27.964 --> 01:30:29.511 I'll be right with you. 761 01:30:35.764 --> 01:30:37.858 Help! Help! 762 01:30:38.058 --> 01:30:42.313 - (woman) It is the City Hall. - (man) I'll call the fire department. 763 01:30:44.356 --> 01:30:46.029 (sirens and horns) 764 01:30:48.193 --> 01:30:50.946 Try and come this side of the girder. 765 01:30:51.029 --> 01:30:53.327 - Catch this. - I can't reach it! 766 01:30:53.448 --> 01:30:54.495 Come on. Catch! 767 01:30:55.951 --> 01:30:58.704 - Now...push! - (screams) 768 01:31:12.717 --> 01:31:14.845 (horn) 769 01:31:18.515 --> 01:31:22.190 - (Stacey pants) - Go on. 770 01:31:25.063 --> 01:31:27.566 Good girl. You're nearly there. 771 01:31:29.567 --> 01:31:31.069 Go on, stretch! 772 01:31:31.653 --> 01:31:33.747 (Stacey coughs) 773 01:31:36.658 --> 01:31:38.331 (screams) 774 01:31:40.412 --> 01:31:42.506 (sirens) 775 01:31:48.586 --> 01:31:51.510 Get this TV crew outta here, will ya? 776 01:31:51.840 --> 01:31:54.013 Come on. Get outta my way. 777 01:31:55.760 --> 01:31:57.808 (coughs) 778 01:32:02.767 --> 01:32:08.615 (woman) All we know is that there are people trapped inside of City Hall. 779 01:32:13.028 --> 01:32:15.827 (officer) Come on. Back off, will ya? 780 01:32:56.821 --> 01:32:58.949 Let us through, goddammit. 781 01:33:16.049 --> 01:33:20.429 Give her some air. Comin' through. Out of the way, please. 782 01:33:22.764 --> 01:33:24.983 Stacey. Stacey, you're safe. 783 01:33:25.767 --> 01:33:29.488 Let me through. Let me through, goddammit. 784 01:33:30.355 --> 01:33:31.902 I wanna talk to you. 785 01:33:31.981 --> 01:33:35.360 Captain. If you can get to Howe's office you'll find him dead. 786 01:33:35.443 --> 01:33:37.696 We found him - and this gun. This yours? 787 01:33:37.779 --> 01:33:40.157 - Yes, thanks. - Turn around. 788 01:33:40.240 --> 01:33:43.961 If you check with Chuck Lee of the CIA, he'll inform you who I am. 789 01:33:44.035 --> 01:33:46.788 - We found his body in Chinatown. - What? 790 01:33:47.205 --> 01:33:48.923 - You're under arrest. - Wait. 791 01:33:49.165 --> 01:33:52.635 This is James Stock of the London Financial Times. 792 01:33:52.710 --> 01:33:55.304 Actually I'm with the British Secret Service. 793 01:33:55.380 --> 01:33:57.599 The name is Bond. James Bond. 794 01:33:57.966 --> 01:34:00.014 - Is he? - Are you? 795 01:34:00.093 --> 01:34:01.185 Yes. 796 01:34:01.469 --> 01:34:03.346 And I'm Dick Tracy and you're still under arrest. 797 01:34:07.934 --> 01:34:09.356 Get in here. 798 01:34:18.862 --> 01:34:22.583 Hey, where's that guy goin'? That ladder's unlocked. 799 01:34:25.368 --> 01:34:28.463 Is that true what you said about the British secret service? 800 01:34:28.538 --> 01:34:29.755 Yes, I'm afraid it is. 801 01:34:32.500 --> 01:34:36.425 My real name is Bond. James Bond. You must take my word for it. 802 01:34:39.465 --> 01:34:41.342 (siren comes on) 803 01:34:58.610 --> 01:35:00.032 Put your hand on this. 804 01:35:00.111 --> 01:35:03.581 The wheel! Take over. Put your foot on here. 805 01:35:07.076 --> 01:35:09.454 James, where are you going? 806 01:35:11.206 --> 01:35:15.586 (police chief) To all units. Intercept murder suspect in stolen fire truck. 807 01:35:16.169 --> 01:35:18.672 He may be armed and he's sure dangerous. 808 01:35:20.882 --> 01:35:24.682 - Pull away you idiots. - I can't. The fenders are locked! 809 01:35:41.319 --> 01:35:45.449 - I told you, they're locked! - Oh, my God, watch out! 810 01:35:52.288 --> 01:35:54.382 Ohhh! 811 01:35:59.712 --> 01:36:01.806 (horn) 812 01:36:03.967 --> 01:36:06.015 - Jeez! - Turn! 813 01:36:11.057 --> 01:36:12.809 Not this way. That way! 814 01:36:12.976 --> 01:36:14.023 Shit! 815 01:36:21.401 --> 01:36:23.324 Ohhhh! 816 01:36:26.698 --> 01:36:28.996 - Swing me back! - Oh, jeez! 817 01:36:48.219 --> 01:36:50.313 Drive on! 818 01:37:03.526 --> 01:37:06.325 - I think I can get him. - Go for it! 819 01:37:20.293 --> 01:37:22.387 (Yells) 820 01:37:23.755 --> 01:37:25.678 That should keep them on the wrong track. 821 01:37:29.302 --> 01:37:31.225 (phone rings) 822 01:37:31.304 --> 01:37:32.601 Hello. 823 01:37:33.514 --> 01:37:36.267 Raise the bridge? Right now? 824 01:37:37.977 --> 01:37:39.069 Yes, sir! 825 01:37:39.896 --> 01:37:42.820 I got him. Oh, jeez, I got him! 826 01:37:49.906 --> 01:37:51.203 (horn) 827 01:37:53.242 --> 01:37:55.119 Keep going, keep going! 828 01:38:00.291 --> 01:38:01.383 (alarm sounds) 829 01:38:16.849 --> 01:38:17.975 (officer) Oh, my God! 830 01:38:26.234 --> 01:38:29.158 Hey, watch out! Get out of the way! 831 01:38:33.116 --> 01:38:34.288 Jesus! 832 01:38:37.078 --> 01:38:39.172 Oh, mother! I... I... 833 01:38:44.585 --> 01:38:45.677 Holy shit! 834 01:38:47.130 --> 01:38:48.347 Move it! 835 01:38:57.598 --> 01:38:59.271 Harris... 836 01:38:59.350 --> 01:39:01.569 Forget about that sergeant promotion. 837 01:39:01.644 --> 01:39:05.945 You'll have to pay for this vehicle. 100 bucks a month out of your paycheck. 838 01:39:06.023 --> 01:39:07.866 (metal buckling) 839 01:39:14.866 --> 01:39:16.618 Oh, no! 840 01:39:23.541 --> 01:39:25.088 Wake up. We're there. 841 01:39:27.003 --> 01:39:29.381 There's a lot of activity for an abandoned mine. 842 01:39:29.922 --> 01:39:33.517 That truckload of explosives should last them for months. 843 01:39:34.135 --> 01:39:35.682 Here comes next year's supply. 844 01:39:36.762 --> 01:39:38.059 Get down. 845 01:39:39.807 --> 01:39:41.901 (siren on) 846 01:39:48.065 --> 01:39:50.363 - Where's the fire? - On your rear end. 847 01:40:01.537 --> 01:40:03.084 Give me a hand. 848 01:40:09.795 --> 01:40:11.513 Hey! 849 01:40:11.589 --> 01:40:13.011 Gerry... 850 01:40:17.929 --> 01:40:21.274 - It's the rules. Hard hat area. - Thanks. 851 01:40:21.349 --> 01:40:23.443 Follow the signs. 852 01:40:31.400 --> 01:40:33.573 Move it. You're late! 853 01:40:35.780 --> 01:40:37.874 You two, come here. 854 01:40:38.908 --> 01:40:40.956 Give us a hand unloading this. 855 01:40:41.035 --> 01:40:42.582 OK, leave it there. 856 01:40:42.662 --> 01:40:46.792 Get a coffee over at the hut. Come back in 20 minutes. 857 01:40:48.793 --> 01:40:51.467 It's women's lib. They're taking over the Teamsters. 858 01:40:54.715 --> 01:40:58.140 OK, get this stuff movin'! We're an hour late. 859 01:41:09.897 --> 01:41:12.150 I should take a closer look at that mine. 860 01:41:12.858 --> 01:41:14.986 (Stacey) Ahem! 861 01:41:15.486 --> 01:41:17.284 What's stopping you? 862 01:41:20.157 --> 01:41:24.253 That's a good idea of yours. Pity you couldn't find one that fits. 863 01:41:31.210 --> 01:41:33.338 Why walk when you can ride? 864 01:41:33.963 --> 01:41:36.261 Keep it coming, keep it coming. 865 01:41:37.675 --> 01:41:39.177 OK, let's go. 866 01:41:42.555 --> 01:41:44.478 Will you keep still! 867 01:41:44.557 --> 01:41:46.901 Do you know what I'm sitting on? 868 01:41:49.895 --> 01:41:51.442 I'm trying not to think about it. 869 01:42:06.704 --> 01:42:09.833 (Tannoy) Stand clear. Stand clear. 870 01:42:11.542 --> 01:42:17.174 All personnel not on essential duties, leave underground area immediately. 871 01:42:22.928 --> 01:42:25.397 Standby crew, we need you up here. 872 01:42:33.939 --> 01:42:35.691 Ready to unload. 873 01:42:41.614 --> 01:42:43.241 OK, stand clear. 874 01:42:46.952 --> 01:42:49.080 Let's go, standby crew. 875 01:42:52.249 --> 01:42:55.048 Break off. Stand clear. 876 01:43:05.554 --> 01:43:09.775 Standby forward. Bring the gag up here and clear these barriers away. 877 01:43:14.605 --> 01:43:17.859 (Conley) Come on, let's go. We haven't got all day. 878 01:43:19.985 --> 01:43:21.987 Clear the safety barrier. 879 01:43:28.411 --> 01:43:30.288 (Conley) Come on, move! 880 01:43:31.497 --> 01:43:34.501 Hey, on the crane! Swing the cradle over here. 881 01:43:35.918 --> 01:43:37.795 Take it off. Take it off. 882 01:43:55.062 --> 01:43:56.609 (ticking) 883 01:44:00.526 --> 01:44:02.870 Bring it over. Bring it over. Easy. 884 01:44:03.154 --> 01:44:04.701 Good, good. 885 01:44:07.450 --> 01:44:10.454 (Conley continues instructions) 886 01:44:12.747 --> 01:44:16.047 - You found anything? - Yes. I think I have. 887 01:44:19.503 --> 01:44:20.925 Good. 888 01:44:21.672 --> 01:44:23.174 Good. Hold 'em. 889 01:44:34.268 --> 01:44:37.863 OK, get those wedges in there tight! 890 01:44:52.411 --> 01:44:55.415 (foreman) Come on, lay the head down here. OK? 891 01:44:55.998 --> 01:45:00.845 The San Andreas Lake is right above us. Lots of seepage. Could flood any minute. 892 01:45:01.545 --> 01:45:05.220 Finish shoring up the roof. I'll send the lug back. 893 01:45:05.758 --> 01:45:07.101 OK. 894 01:45:07.176 --> 01:45:09.725 Bring up some timber, on the double! 895 01:45:17.978 --> 01:45:19.730 (Stacey) He'll kill millions. 896 01:45:21.106 --> 01:45:24.451 These green lights - they're Zorin's oil wells. 897 01:45:25.027 --> 01:45:28.748 The ones he's been using to pump sea water into the Hayward fault. 898 01:45:29.156 --> 01:45:31.454 What are these tunnels for under these lakes? 899 01:45:31.867 --> 01:45:35.963 These lead straight into this section of the San Andreas fault. 900 01:45:36.413 --> 01:45:41.761 Zorin just has to blast through the bottom of these lakes to flood the fault. 901 01:45:42.294 --> 01:45:46.470 - And create a...double earthquake? - Yes. Except... 902 01:45:47.424 --> 01:45:50.644 Except right beneath us is the key geological lock 903 01:45:50.719 --> 01:45:53.563 that keeps the faults from moving at once. 904 01:45:55.641 --> 01:45:57.188 Hey, let's go! 905 01:46:11.365 --> 01:46:15.245 All those explosives. Would they be enough to break the lock? 906 01:46:15.911 --> 01:46:17.538 Of course! 907 01:46:18.455 --> 01:46:22.130 If they go off, both faults move at once. 908 01:46:22.334 --> 01:46:26.214 Silicon Valley and everything in it submerged for ever. 909 01:46:26.297 --> 01:46:30.803 If it happened at the peak of the spring tide for maximum effect... 910 01:46:36.223 --> 01:46:39.443 That's today at 9.41. In less than an hour! 911 01:46:39.977 --> 01:46:43.106 - We have to go and warn people. - Wait! 912 01:46:49.069 --> 01:46:50.286 Stand back. 913 01:46:53.741 --> 01:46:55.163 Jump! 914 01:46:59.580 --> 01:47:01.253 (klaxon) 915 01:47:05.377 --> 01:47:06.469 Get him. 916 01:47:16.889 --> 01:47:19.517 - Get 'em back to work. - You men, get back to work. 917 01:47:22.895 --> 01:47:24.238 It's Bond. 918 01:47:25.105 --> 01:47:27.073 Close up the entrance. Nobody gets out. 919 01:47:29.151 --> 01:47:30.368 Hold it! 920 01:47:31.028 --> 01:47:32.450 In. 921 01:47:41.747 --> 01:47:43.169 Aagghh! 922 01:47:43.248 --> 01:47:44.500 Come on. 923 01:47:45.250 --> 01:47:50.051 - Did you pass anyone back there? - No. I saw no one. 924 01:47:54.009 --> 01:47:56.182 - Now which way? - The map. 925 01:48:03.519 --> 01:48:05.647 There's a draught from up there. 926 01:48:05.729 --> 01:48:07.231 - It must be a ventilation shaft. - Wait! 927 01:48:10.359 --> 01:48:12.032 (Stacey gasps) 928 01:48:18.200 --> 01:48:21.295 That must lead to the fault. The water from the lakes! 929 01:48:21.370 --> 01:48:23.372 Yes. And it'll be flooding any moment. 930 01:48:26.917 --> 01:48:27.964 Come on. 931 01:48:38.345 --> 01:48:40.018 You two, that way. 932 01:49:03.495 --> 01:49:05.418 Give me your hand. 933 01:49:27.311 --> 01:49:29.530 It's time to flood the fault. 934 01:49:34.985 --> 01:49:36.953 But... May Day. And my men. 935 01:49:37.446 --> 01:49:39.369 Yeah. A convenient coincidence. 936 01:49:40.157 --> 01:49:42.501 Mr Zorin, those men are loyal to you. 937 01:49:49.750 --> 01:49:50.842 (gasps) 938 01:49:50.918 --> 01:49:51.965 Hurry! 939 01:49:53.754 --> 01:49:56.177 - Get help. Quick! - Get a doctor. 940 01:50:07.976 --> 01:50:09.523 Aauugghh! 941 01:50:15.234 --> 01:50:16.907 (Stacey screams) 942 01:50:29.873 --> 01:50:31.716 (panicked cries) 943 01:50:33.627 --> 01:50:36.176 (worker) Come on, run for your life! 944 01:50:45.806 --> 01:50:47.979 (workers attend Conley) 945 01:50:48.684 --> 01:50:50.561 Give me some spare clips. 946 01:51:30.976 --> 01:51:32.478 Keep climbing! 947 01:51:48.035 --> 01:51:49.412 Keep going! 948 01:52:04.092 --> 01:52:05.139 James! 949 01:52:46.134 --> 01:52:48.307 Good. Right on schedule. 950 01:52:54.559 --> 01:52:55.856 Let's go. 951 01:53:18.542 --> 01:53:20.670 (Zorin chuckles) 952 01:53:31.930 --> 01:53:34.399 And I thought that creep loved me! 953 01:53:35.267 --> 01:53:37.520 You're not the only one he double-crossed. 954 01:53:54.286 --> 01:53:56.914 All outboard valves fully locked, sir. 955 01:54:18.977 --> 01:54:20.604 The water level's dropping. 956 01:54:28.278 --> 01:54:29.746 Pump pressure good. 957 01:54:41.750 --> 01:54:43.878 (May Day gasps) Jenny! 958 01:54:43.960 --> 01:54:47.339 Come on. There's nothing you can do for them now. 959 01:54:56.139 --> 01:54:58.858 - Up and away! - (Zorin cackles) 960 01:55:35.846 --> 01:55:39.225 (Zorin) Silicon Valley. Perfect! 961 01:55:40.183 --> 01:55:42.311 Hold position here. 962 01:55:43.520 --> 01:55:48.242 Only minutes more, Carl. Nothing can stop it now. 963 01:55:49.359 --> 01:55:53.114 The greatest cataclysm in history. 964 01:55:53.697 --> 01:55:57.042 And all attributed to natural causes. 965 01:55:58.827 --> 01:56:00.829 Exactly. 966 01:56:03.540 --> 01:56:05.042 We must hurry. 967 01:56:07.419 --> 01:56:09.717 I have to get down and defuse that detonator. 968 01:56:09.838 --> 01:56:12.341 You can't. The time has been booby trapped. 969 01:56:12.424 --> 01:56:15.052 If you tamper with it we're going to blow up. 970 01:56:15.177 --> 01:56:18.431 Then we have to bring the whole thing up. But how? 971 01:56:18.555 --> 01:56:21.183 Get on the rig. I'll lower you down. 972 01:56:21.266 --> 01:56:22.483 Get on! 973 01:56:48.710 --> 01:56:50.383 Keep going! 974 01:56:50.462 --> 01:56:52.089 Come on. Come on. 975 01:56:54.925 --> 01:56:56.142 OK, hold it there. 976 01:57:04.184 --> 01:57:05.606 Take it up! 977 01:57:06.102 --> 01:57:08.946 - Get on! - It's too heavy. Go! 978 01:57:09.064 --> 01:57:10.281 Get on, dammit! 979 01:57:14.611 --> 01:57:15.783 OK, go! 980 01:57:17.781 --> 01:57:19.829 (winch rattles) 981 01:57:39.803 --> 01:57:41.305 Keep going! 982 01:57:58.154 --> 01:57:59.656 (Bond) That's it. 983 01:58:00.323 --> 01:58:02.417 Swing it over to the truck. 984 01:58:07.330 --> 01:58:09.458 Easy. Gently! 985 01:58:14.045 --> 01:58:15.672 Right, lower it. 986 01:58:18.008 --> 01:58:19.385 Take her up. 987 01:58:19.968 --> 01:58:25.725 We've only seconds before this blows. If it does, that powder keg goes with it. 988 01:58:39.321 --> 01:58:41.198 The handbrake slipped. 989 01:58:45.243 --> 01:58:47.211 Push! Push! 990 01:58:50.206 --> 01:58:53.380 - Jump! - I have to hold the brake off. 991 01:58:53.585 --> 01:58:54.632 Jump! 992 01:58:55.211 --> 01:58:57.339 Get Zorin for me! 993 01:58:58.882 --> 01:59:00.509 May Day, jump! 994 01:59:02.552 --> 01:59:03.895 Only seconds to go. 995 01:59:04.679 --> 01:59:06.306 May Day, jump! 996 01:59:10.727 --> 01:59:11.819 May Day! 997 01:59:41.591 --> 01:59:42.763 James. 998 01:59:44.344 --> 01:59:45.391 James! 999 01:59:46.137 --> 01:59:47.480 James! 1000 01:59:59.567 --> 02:00:01.820 Stacey, behind you! Get down! 1001 02:00:02.904 --> 02:00:05.077 James! (screams) 1002 02:00:12.163 --> 02:00:14.382 Come on, get in. Get up here! 1003 02:00:17.127 --> 02:00:20.131 The ship's nose is heavy. He must be on the mooring rope. 1004 02:01:08.636 --> 02:01:09.808 Ohhh! 1005 02:01:32.827 --> 02:01:35.046 This'll hurt him more than me. 1006 02:02:18.039 --> 02:02:19.416 More! More power. 1007 02:02:24.045 --> 02:02:25.467 (creaking) 1008 02:02:28.049 --> 02:02:29.676 More. Do it! 1009 02:02:31.052 --> 02:02:33.100 (creaking) 1010 02:02:40.937 --> 02:02:42.610 (engine roars) 1011 02:02:45.942 --> 02:02:47.444 Full throttle! 1012 02:02:48.111 --> 02:02:49.738 (creaking) 1013 02:02:52.323 --> 02:02:54.121 Ohhh! 1014 02:02:57.787 --> 02:02:59.380 Right rudder. Do it! 1015 02:03:11.467 --> 02:03:12.764 Stop it! 1016 02:03:12.844 --> 02:03:15.017 Get her off. Get her off! 1017 02:03:15.138 --> 02:03:18.768 - Stop it! Are you crazy? - Get her off. Get away! 1018 02:03:36.409 --> 02:03:37.501 Go get him. 1019 02:03:40.038 --> 02:03:41.085 Go! 1020 02:03:52.717 --> 02:03:54.060 Stacey, jump! 1021 02:03:59.182 --> 02:04:01.355 - Get a foothold! - (screams) 1022 02:05:05.415 --> 02:05:08.385 Max! Max! 1023 02:05:14.298 --> 02:05:16.426 Aaaggghh! 1024 02:05:20.596 --> 02:05:22.769 James! James! 1025 02:05:23.725 --> 02:05:25.853 Stacey, give me your hand. 1026 02:05:27.937 --> 02:05:29.780 Get under the pipe. 1027 02:05:38.072 --> 02:05:39.619 OK, stay there. 1028 02:05:52.795 --> 02:05:54.047 James, look out! 1029 02:06:07.310 --> 02:06:08.436 Stacey, hold tight! 1030 02:06:10.104 --> 02:06:12.152 (panicked gabbling) 1031 02:06:21.324 --> 02:06:23.918 - Stacey, are you there? - You betcha! 1032 02:06:37.673 --> 02:06:41.177 - Are you all right? - (Stacey) Yes. Yes. 1033 02:06:43.221 --> 02:06:45.849 There's never a cab when you want one. 1034 02:06:48.059 --> 02:06:51.188 The Order of Lenin, for Comrade Bond. 1035 02:06:51.312 --> 02:06:54.282 The first time ever awarded to a non-Soviet citizen. 1036 02:06:55.358 --> 02:06:59.283 I'd have expected the KGB to celebrate if Silicon Valley had been destroyed. 1037 02:07:00.530 --> 02:07:02.874 On the contrary, Admiral. 1038 02:07:04.867 --> 02:07:07.871 Where would Russian research be without it? 1039 02:07:11.833 --> 02:07:14.552 Is Commander Bond here? I'd like to thank him personally. 1040 02:07:15.378 --> 02:07:19.224 (M) Sadly he's missing. We are continuing our search, 1041 02:07:19.340 --> 02:07:21.559 but must presume the worst. 1042 02:07:57.420 --> 02:07:59.468 (amorous laughter) 1043 02:08:02.675 --> 02:08:06.179 (Bond) A bit of soap here... and a little soap there! 1044 02:08:06.262 --> 02:08:09.391 - Oh, drat! I've dropped the soap. - (Stacey) I'll get it. Whoo! 1045 02:08:10.099 --> 02:08:12.443 (Bond) That is not the soap. 1046 02:08:19.233 --> 02:08:20.780 (phone rings) 1047 02:08:20.943 --> 02:08:23.867 - Hello? - (M) Grandfather calling Q. 1048 02:08:23.946 --> 02:08:26.870 - What's the position? - 007 alive. 1049 02:08:26.949 --> 02:08:31.955 - Where is he? What's he doing? - Just cleaning up a few details. 1050 02:08:32.872 --> 02:08:34.966 (Stacey) Oh, James... 1051 02:08:36.959 --> 02:08:39.587 - Mmm! - (Bond chuckles) 1052 02:08:59.774 --> 02:09:01.868 Meeting you 1053 02:09:02.068 --> 02:09:05.447 With a view to a kill 1054 02:09:07.490 --> 02:09:11.586 Face to face in secret places 1055 02:09:11.661 --> 02:09:13.755 Feel the chill 1056 02:09:21.879 --> 02:09:25.099 Nightfall covers me 1057 02:09:25.883 --> 02:09:29.308 But you know the plans I'm making 1058 02:09:29.387 --> 02:09:33.017 Still oversee 1059 02:09:33.641 --> 02:09:38.488 Could it be the whole earth opening wide? 1060 02:09:40.856 --> 02:09:42.574 A sacred why 1061 02:09:42.858 --> 02:09:46.613 A mystery gaping inside 1062 02:09:48.489 --> 02:09:50.742 The weekends why 1063 02:09:51.200 --> 02:09:55.376 But can we dance into the fire? 1064 02:09:56.205 --> 02:10:00.085 That fatal kiss is all we need 1065 02:10:00.167 --> 02:10:03.011 Dance into the fire 1066 02:10:03.796 --> 02:10:07.721 To fatal sounds of broken dreams 1067 02:10:08.342 --> 02:10:10.720 Dance into the fire 1068 02:10:11.554 --> 02:10:15.434 That fatal kiss is all we need 1069 02:10:15.641 --> 02:10:18.520 Dance into the fire 1070 02:10:19.186 --> 02:10:21.280 When all we see 1071 02:10:21.564 --> 02:10:25.569 ls the view to a kill 1072 02:10:36.746 --> 02:10:39.374 Dance into the fire 1073 02:10:40.249 --> 02:10:42.343 When all we see 1074 02:10:42.710 --> 02:10:46.590 ls the view to a kill 1075 02:11:15.701 --> 02:11:16.702 English - US - SDH