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Synopsis: A satire of American news reporting, Covert Agencies, and political system. The theft of two suitcase sized nuclear weapons, and their sale to a terrorist group, leads TV Newsman Patrick Hale on an international chase to track them down, and uncover the twisting maze of apparent involvement of US Government agencies.
Director(s): Richard Brooks
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
38%
R
Year:
1982
117 min
87 Views


then they'll kill you,

Thank you.

and then they'll rob you.

Thank you.

They wouldn't take

my personal check,

Thank you.

would they?

Thank you.

Not even American Express.

Thank you.

[SPEAKING ARABIC]

Thank you.

About the sailboat,

my apologies.

Thank you.

I will pay for the damage.

Thank you.

Mr. Unger.

Thank you.

Have we met before?

Thank you.

Met?

Thank you.

You know my name.

Thank you.

On your business card.

Thank you.

Really?

Thank you.

[CLICKING]

[HONKING]

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Mm-hmm.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Valuable?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Oh, they're presents

for King Awad.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

You really

his friend?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

The man has got

many friends.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

He's a saint.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Why would a saint

meet secretly

Those suitcases,

heavy.

with the world's

bloodiest terrorist?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

If it was such a secret,

how come you know of it?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

King Awad

met with Rafeeq?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Twice.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

I don't believe it.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Do you?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

I am not political.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Nice camera

you've got here.

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Is it American?

Those suitcases,

heavy.

Mister...

Unger.

Mister...

Mr. Unger, what do you

export from here?

Mister...

Oil.

Mister...

God bless oil.

Mister...

My dear, God is oil.

Mister...

[SPEAKING ARABIC]

Thanks

for the ride.

Madam, my eternal

gratitude.

Thanks

for the ride.

What does he really

export-import?

Death.

What does he really

export-import?

Helmut Unger,

What does he really

export-import?

slickest arms dealer

in Europe.

What does he really

export-import?

Guns, planes, tanks,

poison gas,

What does he really

export-import?

you name it,

he's got it.

What does he really

export-import?

And we've got company.

What does he really

export-import?

[]

U.S. Embassy,

Homer Hubbard.

Nobody else.

U.S. Embassy,

Homer Hubbard.

It's faster by phone.

U.S. Embassy,

Homer Hubbard.

Our embassy phones

are bugged.

U.S. Embassy,

Homer Hubbard.

Cocktail later?

You've just

won my heart.

Cocktail later?

I'm calling for Marcus.

This is his cousin.

I'm calling for Marcus.

411-9000.

I'm calling for Marcus.

[INAUDIBLE]

[RINGING]

[INAUDIBLE]

This is your cousin, Sally.

[INAUDIBLE]

Yes, urgent.

[INAUDIBLE]

No, now. Same place.

[INAUDIBLE]

[HONKING]

[HONK]

Hey, I've got to see

a Mr. Homer Hubbard.

Homer Hubbard!

[MACHINE GUN FIRE]

Give me her exact words.

Quote, "Humpty Dumpty's

ready to fall."

Give me her exact words.

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Charles McCarry

Charles McCarry (born 1930 in Massachusetts) is an American writer, primarily of spy fiction, and a former undercover operative for the Central Intelligence Agency who The Wall Street Journal described in 2013 as the dean of American spy writers; The New Republic magazine calls him "poet laureate of the CIA."; and Otto Penzler says he has produced some "poetic masterpieces." William Zinsser calls him a "political novelist:"Jonathan Yardley, Pulitzer Prize-winning critic for the Washington Post, calls him a "'serious' novelist" whose work may include "the best novel ever written about life in high-stakes Washington, DC." more…

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