The Devil Came from Akasava Page #3

Synopsis: A mineral is discovered which can turn metal to gold or humans into zombies. When the mineral is stolen, secret agents are sent in to get the mineral back!
 
IMDB:
5.0
Year:
1971
84 min
25 Views


- Excuse me.

- Oh, yes.

l heard a lot about you.

l am happy to meet you. Come.

My car is outside.

Wonderful.

Let's go.

Hello.

- Can l rent a car here?

- Certainly, madam,

but you have to wait a moment.

May l?

Sorry to barge in like this.

May l give you a ride to town?

No, thank you.

l prefer to take a cab.

So pretty and so prickly.

What a pity, right?

- There are no cabs here?

- They are all taken.

Taxi!

Oh, man.

- May l invite you now?

- Okay, one point for you.

My name is Jane Morgan.

My friends call me Tino.

l'm sorry to be so curious

but would you tell me please,

what you plan to do

in our beautiful city?

l plan to work here.

l am a dancer.

Fantastic.

lf you are a dancer by profession,

you probably don't object to it

during your spare time.

Yes, l do quite a bit.

- A beautiful country, isn't it?

- Yes, beautiful.

Do you also think that it is so different

from dusty, old England?

- Yes. What are you doing here?

- Oh, you know, nothing really.

l am only here in my capacity

as nephew.

Nice job.

Did you ever hear the name

''Walter Forrester'' before?

- No, l don't think so. Who is that?

- A scientist,

who disappeared in Akasava

several months ago.

He was a mineralogist.

l am here to find out

whether my uncle is really dead.

l have to know what happened.

Now, don't be depressed,

we'll find him,

alive and cheerful.

Everything that we have

heard so far

has only been suppositions

by some people.

There is absolutely no proof

that he is dead.

- Are you married?

- No. Why are you asking?

The only possible reason

why you rejected my invitation.

You have very little imagination.

My name is Morgan. Jane Morgan.

Yes, please.

Yes, Miss Morgan.

The bellboy will show you

to your room.

- Thank you very much, once more.

- See you later.

As fate would have it,

my room is directly next to yours.

Jane... will you go to dinner

with me?

lt depends.

But you can find me

in the club.

Okay.

l'm looking forward to it.

Jane! How nice

to see you.

l'm sorry, may l

introduce myself?

- Lambert.

- Yes. Nice to meet you.

l registered you as my wife,

because l don't want people

to ask any questions.

This is a very

dangerous situation for you.

All right, you are a better

judge of that than l.

Tell me something

about you.

You make it easy for me.

You are good-looking...

- you are young.

- Please.

l would like to know something

about my new identity.

Oh yes...

a very interesting person.

Jane Morgan, 23

a dancer from Jamaica.

You have been married

to me for two years,

and Morgan is the name that you

perform under.

l never talked about you

because we are separated.

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