Escape Plan Page #2

Sorry, not smart enough.

Don't be bitter.

Mr. Breslin, they're ready

for you in the conference room.

Morning, Les. Abby.

Jessica Mayer.

It's an honor to meet you.

Your work is the gold

standard in the field.

What you've accomplished

is remarkable.

Thank you.

And you're here because...

She's Agency, Ray. As in...

Central Intelligence Agency.

You a spy?

Worse. I'm a lawyer.

Ray, hear her out. She's legit.

I called Langley myself.

Fine. I'll just listen.

Go ahead.

Mr. Breslin, after ending

"extraordinary rendition,"

the Agency is looking for

alternate situations for

incarcerating the sort of people

who commit acts so despicable they're

best... Well, how can I put it?

Eliminated?

Disappeared. And we're

currently testing a prototype

to deal with people no

government wants on their books.

But first and foremost, the people

financing this need to know

these facilities

are escape-proof

before the whole system

goes online globally.

What she's really

saying is that none of this

is officially

sanctioned by anyone.

Close.

What I'm saying, Miss Ross,

is that these facilities are

privately funded and administered.

So the word "official"

does not really apply.

So if anything goes wrong,

nothing comes back to bite

you people in the ass.

Whoa!

This is not your concern.

Hey! I owe him.

I don't owe you.

My job is to make sure the

United States is safe and clean.

All right, can we just cut the

crap and call it like it is?

These institutions

are off the grid.

There are no trials,

there's no convictions.

These people

are just disappeared.

And you want him

to go in and test it?

Maybe it's time

for me to interject

into the conversation

that they have offered

double your standard fee, that's

five mil, right? In advance.

So you like this?

Look, I'm a numbers guy.

You're the artist, Ray.

From a financial standpoint, I like it.

Yes, I like it very much.

Beyond the money,

Mr. Breslin,

the people that are

sent to this place

should not be allowed out

into the real world.

Every one of them is a potential

game changer. For the worse.

All right.

Guidelines?

The usual. Full work. Alias. Cover story.

Contact. Evac number. Right?

Well, the only difference is to fully

test the security of the system

it's essential that none of you

know the location

of the incarceration.

Will that present a problem?

Yes. Yes, it would.

When do we start?

We just did.

You and your new identity will

be picked up from this location

by private contractors

24 hours from now.

I don't like this.

And you don't like her.

Um, don't flatter yourself.

We're going against

every protocol and guideline

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