No Way Out Page #2
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- Year:
- 1987
- 114 min
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- Keep the light on him.
- I'm trying, sir!
Tommy!
Keep the light on him!
- It's too windy, sir!
- Hold on!
Don't let him out of your sight.
Jesus!
Help me.
Hurry!
He's got him.
He's got him!
- We got him!
- Great!
You've seen the leak
on the budget cuts?
I've read the papers.
You're late.
- I was caught in traffic.
- You should allow for that. I do.
I've redlined the relevant sections
and my synopsis is at the end.
Order breakfast. It's the most
important meal of the day.
You should take
better care of yourself.
- Menu, sir.
- Five years, 2 billion dollars.
Gulf maritime can't even
get the prototype to float.
The phantom sub is a sinkhole.
I'm not putting another dime into it.
You're right, of course.
But what about the Armed
Services Committee? Duvall?
to in this next four years
is putting that fraud
Duvall in his place.
He's right back there.
I know.
Let's go.
Oh, hi.
Mr. Secretary Brice.
Good morning.
- Senator, how are you?
- Mr. Secretary.
We've just been having a little
discussion here about that piece
on the budget in the paper.
- Did you read it, sir?
- No, I haven't read the papers.
- Scott was mentioning it.
- Mr. Pritchard.
Where in heaven's name
do they get their information?
And that idea about cutting
back on the phantom sub?
It's essentially groundless.
As a matter of fact, we were just
going over our options on that.
Talking to Mr. Marshall here,
are doing things with submarines
that will turn your hair white.
Senator, you can rest assured I have
no intention of making a decision
on this without consulting
you first. Good day.
Good day, senator.
You believe that?
No.
The car, please.
That business with Marshall,
he was telling us that if we fight him,
he'll have the CIA on his side.
Of course. He pushed
Marshall for the directorship.
Scott, I'm sorry. Sometimes I'm
short with you, I apologize.
- That's not necessary.
- Several months ago you introduced
me to a friend of yours.
An officer. Uh...
- Commander Farrell?
- Right.
I understand he has a
background in intelligence?
He has two tours
with naval intelligence.
We could use a hero.
Get him here, will you?
- His ship's in Manila.
- Just do it, please.
No, no, no. You want...
Come here. You want a real hero.
- You know you want to do it!
- Come on.
- Try to remember you're an officer.
- You're making it hard on me.
You're making it hard on me.
They're gonna be there all day.
- You know what I'm talking about, man.
- What's that?
- You deserve the damn medal.
- I carry?
If you jump me for promotion,
I'll kill you.
I'll kill your family,
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