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Synopsis: Roy Parmenter is a veteran FBI agent who has spent the last 20 years trying to find the Russian agent who killed his partner whom he calls Scuba. When a couple of deep cover Russian agents are killed Parmenter thinks Scuba is the one doing it. The Russians who have received word from Scuba that if they want him to stop, they have to pay him. So they send a veteran Russian agent, Karpov to stop him. Parmenter was tasked with performing background checks on people applying for certain things requiring security clearance and when he comes across Jeffrey Grant who's applying to the Air Force Academy, he discovers that his parents' info is false. He also learns of Karpov coming into the country and suspects that he is here to stop Scuba and that Karpov went to the city where Jeffrey and his family live, so he decides to keep an eye on Jeffrey and his family.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Richard Benjamin
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
58%
PG
Year:
1988
98 min
176 Views


I don't know what to do.

-How come?

-'Cause I don't know what myself is.

-You like girls, Jim?

-Jeff.

How do you feel about girls, Jeff?

I love them.

-You got a girl?

-You bet.

-You have one girl?

-Yeah.

No. Yeah.

Yeah. I do have one girl,

and I like her a lot...

but I love girls in general.

You're doing fine.

Why do you want to go

to the Air Force Academy, John?

Jeff. Jeff, Jeff.

I hear you. You hear me?

I wanna fly. I wanna be a pilot.

That's it?

I love my country.

That's all?

Hey, what can I tell you? I gotta fly.

-Why?

-I like to go fast.

-I can see that.

-Only three tickets.

In a month?

40 in a 35. I was on the freeway at 5:.00 a.m.

Alone on the road--

-You don't deserve the citation?

-No.

Yeah, yeah, I do.

I drive too fast. But I'm a good driver.

Sorry. I'm working on it, sir.

Work hard.

Yes, sir. I will, sir.

-Are you sucking up to me?

-Yes, sir.

No, sir. I....

What do your folks say

about your heavy foot?

-Dad.... You know how fathers are.

-No, I don't know how fathers are.

Well, he's not crazy about it.

And neither is Mum. I can understand them.

They don't want me to get hurt.

-What about your folks?

-What about them?

There's nothing much to tell.

My mum and dad,

they run a garden nursery, and....

And what?

I love them.

What do your folks think

about your going to the Academy?

They don't know about it.

I want to surprise them

with some good news.

Did I say the wrong thing?

No. Not at all, comrade.

I'm sorry.

I don't understand.

-ls that all?

-For now.

"Jeffrey N. Grant."

What does the "N" stand for?

-Nicholas.

-Nicholas.

You of Greek extraction...

or is your birthday near to Christmas?

I don't know. I used to hate the name.

Then I went through this period where

that's all I wanted to be called, "Nick."

-I thought it was tough. Now I hate it again.

-We'll be talking again.

-Great!

-About something else.

-I thought I'd passed.

-For now.

Blue skies, Jeff.

Happy landings and pack a tight chute.

What was that?

No good?

I practised this morning. I thought I'd do it.

Now I blew it.

It wasn't too bad.

Bye, Corporal Hogans.

Good, Jeff, good.

You must be tired, Comrade Karpov.

No, just have nothing to say.

I still do not understand

why they sent you here.

To get the job done.

I think we should go through

the list of your contacts again.

-What for?

-To make sure you remember them all.

-Even you could forget.

-I doubt it. I put them here.

Too bad about our lovely water-skier,

She was a good agent,

Scuba made contact with you only once?

As I told you, a brief message...

"Pay $200,000

or I'll kill every agent on the list."

Only four more to go.

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