The Big Game | Full Movie | Robert Day | Stephen Boyd, France Nuyen, Ray Milland - video Dailymotion

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THE BIG GAME | Action, Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi | 1973 |   Plot: Two soldiers of fortune are hired by an aging scientist to protect him and his invention, a radar-like mind-control device capable of forcing soldiers to fight. A rival organization kidnaps his son to get the machine.  Crew:  • Directed by: Robert Day • Written by: Ralph Anders, Robert Day, Stanley Norman, Ralph Anders (Novel) • Starring: Stephen Boyd, France Nuyen, Ray Milland, Cameron Mitchell, Brendon Boone • Produced by: Stanley Norman • Music by: Francesco De Masi • Cinematography: Mario Fioretti • Edited by: Frederick Wilson  About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:  Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.  #TrendestMovies #EnglishCinema #ClassicHits   Follow Trendest Media:  • YouTube:  1) TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT 2) TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS  • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/  • Facebook: TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/   COPYRIGHT  We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in  AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:00:00You

00:00:30I

00:01:00I

00:01:30I

00:02:00I

00:02:30Can you wait

00:02:43When you stay with me, I'm going to get my taxi

00:03:00Oh

00:03:02Tomorrow

00:03:04Oh

00:03:28When shadows are changing

00:03:35I'm sober

00:03:38Will bring me

00:03:44Life it means

00:03:57When

00:04:01In a foreign land

00:04:04Oh

00:04:34I

00:05:04I

00:05:18Go come on

00:05:34Oh

00:06:04Oh

00:06:30Jim

00:06:34Time to wake up

00:06:44Good morning a cool bathroom to you good

00:06:56It's ready

00:07:04Oh

00:07:18How are you and what are you doing in my room that is a long and amusing story

00:07:35Can you put everything on the table very good put one here and one baby, you know that

00:07:48Prompto

00:07:50Oh

00:07:52Mr. Handley is not in this room right now

00:07:55Can I have him call you back? Yes, please. What number?

00:08:00Please tell him to call the embassy

00:08:04It's urgent I

00:08:07Will tell him as soon as he returns. Thank you. You're welcome. I'll be senior. I'll proceed. Oh, yeah. Good. I don't see you

00:08:30My name is a tongue

00:08:32That's perfect

00:08:38Well, my love there was quite a performance from you last night

00:08:43Yeah at the club you were smashed

00:08:50So strange I I don't even drink the ambassador wants you to call him

00:09:03Six four seven four, please put the blame on me if you late

00:09:09Jim Hanley

00:09:12Jim Hanley here for his excellency the ambassador

00:09:18Please forgive me sir. I had some

00:09:22Something came up. I know that's okay. How soon can you be over about 11? Okay, Jim. See you later

00:09:29fine, sir

00:09:32I love you

00:09:45I had a wonderful time last night. I enjoyed myself. That's the way it should be

00:09:55Look what you gave me I

00:09:58I

00:10:01Gave you that it's the most wonderful present I've ever had. I

00:10:07Can't remember a thing I love you

00:10:27You

00:10:57You

00:11:27You

00:11:52Are we ready ready sir

00:11:58A computer computer control

00:12:13That was great mark, how does it feel

00:12:16Susceptibility starts at six miles from destination

00:12:19I'll take another run or

00:12:22Mark can you hear me? Yes, dad

00:12:25No experiments do you hear come in for an immediate landing that what you want

00:12:35I don't want to risk his life Layton. He knows what he has to do

00:12:40But that's my son up there

00:12:42Well, you wanted to keep it in the family besides he's getting paid for it

00:12:55Increase velocity 0 1 5 0 1 5

00:13:08I'm losing control losing control

00:13:24Gentlemen, let's break off the test. I think it won't remember one day. Okay, break it up

00:13:54You

00:14:20You did a good job my boy I'm proud of you

00:14:25I'm only glad that the experiments came off without any accidents. Thank you

00:14:34Cousins wants to see you immediately in the computer room. They need all that information for the data bank feel okay here

00:14:42Professor Hanley you've a telex from your son Jim. Thank you

00:14:54You

00:15:03Bye bye enjoy it

00:15:06Hi, how are you? Welcome to Hong Kong? Good to see you. Thank you very much

00:15:24Oh

00:15:30Get in and I'll drive, okay

00:15:47Yeah, all you enjoy can't handle it

00:15:55You

00:15:59Hong Kong a strange city the checkpoint Charlie of the East a melting point for all races

00:16:05sometimes friendly sometimes vicious

00:16:08Mecca for new forms of international high finance the hub of international espionage

00:16:14In this teeming city east and west so long estranged

00:16:18mingled and walked the streets in common purpose

00:16:21vigilant a

00:16:23city where a man could lose himself in pleasure or find himself in pain and terror a

00:16:30man like a Tasha Jim Hanley

00:16:32He's got a little Hong Kong Hilton

00:16:53We'll see you at the consulate at 6. Yeah, I'll I'll be there. Thanks Meg. Bye. Bye. Bye. Mr. Hanley

00:17:01Look just because you're a woman doesn't give you the right of way. You promised this time. I could be the admiral

00:17:21I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry

00:17:32Hi mom, hello dad. Hello mark. Hi mark

00:17:43You know Jim has arrived in Hong Kong he should be home in about 10 days. Oh

00:17:49I must organize a marvelous party

00:17:52He's been gone for over a year now lucky for Jim traveling all over the world at the expense of the government

00:17:57I don't see what the hell you've got to complain about

00:18:13Well, that's it Layton, that's it

00:18:17Again, we have proof that our calculations are correct

00:18:21You know gents we can look forward to this demonstration with a certain amount of optimism with this knowledge

00:18:26We could save millions of lives and maybe stop the wars. What are you trying to do wreck the economy?

00:18:33What about the demonstration everything is a-okay, when are you going to tell dad well, how about right now?

00:18:42The brain creates electrical impulses that flow through the body by various channels

00:18:48Memories are stored in the human brain similar to a computer

00:18:51And naturally the human brain is much more versatile than any computer could ever be

00:18:56our invention

00:18:58Enables us to interrupt any free train of thought

00:19:03We can electronically control the thought by directly intercepting the electromagnetic waves Bruno. Thank you

00:19:11Well the brain in essence

00:19:14the brain becomes the receiver and

00:19:17And when subjected to these influences is incapable of

00:19:22resisting control

00:19:23our device uses

00:19:26microelectronic technology and

00:19:28Through the automated control of the whole system

00:19:30it can detect its own individual target in this case a human being fire a pulse of information and

00:19:37Continued to bombard him until such time as he's under control

00:19:41The distance to which the beam can be projected. Well depends on the power used

00:19:46To give some idea of the time factor involved without getting a theory

00:19:51It would normally become effective at half the speed of light

00:19:57Furthermore these detectors are so sophisticated. They will only reflect

00:20:04The radiations from the human body and nothing else

00:20:11If our installations

00:20:13Placed around the world in all the most strategic positions, we would achieve maximum security

00:20:22All we're doing here is to explain and demonstrate

00:20:26What we've developed through years of hard work now, it's up to the government

00:20:32to come to a decision

00:20:43You

00:21:13I

00:21:43Do

00:21:52Are we ready ready sir, you can begin now general

00:21:57You

00:22:12Just give your orders bill the drivers will do exactly as you tell them they want to hear your voice

00:22:17But they'll obey anything that's transmitted to them electronically

00:22:27I

00:22:39Will switch over to a computer program

00:22:57I

00:23:27You

00:23:57I

00:24:27You

00:24:29You

00:24:54The machine makes them go on the defensive automatically and against any target

00:24:59They even think they're attacking tanks not cars

00:25:10He died like we've gone far enough words to perfection

00:25:29I

00:25:48Hadn't seen it with my own eyes. I wouldn't have believed it

00:25:52Well

00:25:54That's over and done with

00:25:57You think the government will give us the go-ahead? Oh, I think we've convinced them. Thanks to you Layton

00:26:04So, what's the problem Jim

00:26:07I

00:26:18Excuse me, you're Jim Handley of the American Embassy. What can I do for you? I'm sorry to bother you

00:26:23There's something I have to discuss with you. Do you have a minute?

00:26:28So crowded here your apartment maybe

00:26:32Sure, come on

00:26:38Where'd you say we met come on in sit down

00:26:41It's a long story. Mr. Handley. They're not really important

00:26:45Just call me Lee

00:26:50What you want to talk to me about there's a small package for me in your briefcase

00:26:58Package

00:27:01Could I please have the combination I

00:27:04I

00:27:06Think this conversation is overly out. I'll throw you out

00:27:18The combination

00:27:34Oh

00:27:37Come on mr. Hadley

00:27:43Two three five, but I keep all my important papers at the American Consulate. Thank you

00:28:03I

00:28:25Am so glad everything is going according to plan

00:28:34I

00:28:44Am talking about confidential documents of NATO

00:28:50And shipments of weapons to numerous countries that you have been kind enough to deliver to us

00:28:56I

00:29:01Have never seen those papers before in my life. Oh, well, that's irrelevant as far as the organization is concerned

00:29:06This is your last stopping place

00:29:09now

00:29:11There's one

00:29:13Final item which still has to be solved

00:29:16As a member of the organization, you'll be safe and this goes for your family in America as well

00:29:22But you must understand that we'll be

00:29:24Planning this very carefully

00:29:27One word from us and your father your brother and your stepmother will be eliminated

00:29:34Don't worry far more important people that you are involved

00:29:41Surely you agree both sides must be winners. All we need is your cooperation

00:29:54A

00:30:02Fish factory why for Christ's sake? Well in the first place, we're gonna freedom of movement and

00:30:09There's less chance of suspicion. You mean literally a red herring

00:30:14It's one of the company's ships

00:30:17We can achieve what we need with a minimum of security

00:30:19All right, when do we leave the night of 22nd from Boston so William Barron's coming in from Portsmouth Great Britain

00:30:25You know how diversified the old man's business interests are

00:30:30Crew what about crew hand-picked and screened data banks computer. You're in charge of the installation

00:30:35You better start loading as soon as the ship comes in

00:30:38Hey

00:30:39Don't forget your golf clubs

00:30:49The

00:30:56Company had very good reasons why we should leave Boston in the middle of the night. Mr. Van Dyke will explain

00:31:06Some things may happen during this trip

00:31:09It'll be difficult for you to understand

00:31:11But I'm sure that if we work together

00:31:15Our mission will be accomplished

00:31:18Gentlemen to the trip

00:31:21Good luck. Good luck. Good luck

00:31:47I

00:32:17I

00:32:48I

00:32:56Tonga how did you recognize me?

00:33:02That's the only ring I've ever owned please sit down

00:33:06What are you doing in Hong Kong? I love you is not enough

00:33:16What's the matter

00:33:18There's trouble a Tonga and it's serious and the worst of it is

00:33:25For the first time in my life, I don't know what to do about it. Do you mean you don't know what to do about it?

00:33:33I don't know what to do about it. Do you mean here in Hong Kong? No, I wish

00:33:43It's not only here

00:33:47Let's go to my apartment

00:33:52Yeah

00:33:55You

00:34:01Jim you must talk about

00:34:10Please tell me what's wrong

00:34:15I'm being blackmailed

00:34:17You

00:34:22Why don't you go to the police I

00:34:26Can't I'm not the only one involved the lives of my family are at stake

00:34:37Is there anything you can do not at the moment

00:34:48You

00:34:51Jim

00:34:53What happens now

00:34:56Tomorrow you fly back to Europe. I

00:34:59Want you away from this mess

00:35:02Why don't you talk to the CIA?

00:35:05Or the consul

00:35:08And if the consul can help you maybe I can stay

00:35:14You don't understand

00:35:17Danger with me now

00:35:20Tomorrow you leave Hong Kong

00:35:24Let's get going

00:35:47You

00:35:59Get dressed. Yes. Yes. Thank you

00:36:06Our

00:36:16Mr. Hadley is now safe. Excellent. Excellent. We must continue with our previous plans

00:36:23We were discussing your department mr. Burton, ah

00:36:28Well, thanks to the information received from Brussels. We've decided to move the following shipments

00:36:34country a

00:36:3610,000 machine pistols

00:36:381,000 heavy machine guns

00:36:40500 bazookas

00:36:4110,000 marks the hand grenades plus ammunition, etc

00:36:47And what is the situation

00:36:49with our friends in

00:36:52country

00:36:53See mr. V. Well amend their report that the government is very cooperative

00:36:58But I do think they will need more supplies our representative there is in close contact with the leader of the opposition

00:37:05Hmm, and what does the cooperation cost? Oh

00:37:10Nominal excellent. Excellent

00:37:15Shall we now discuss mr. Handley's situation

00:37:19Mr. Handley, we would like to know a little bit more. I

00:37:24I

00:37:26Don't know anything about an organization

00:37:29What did you want to talk to the CIA about and what kind of advice did you want from your counsel?

00:37:41If there's gonna be any dealing between us the girls out of it

00:37:48She can't help you let her go

00:37:54Show

00:38:01Your faces you bastards

00:38:08It was stupid of you to confide in her

00:38:14I'm telling you she knows nothing

00:38:19She's my business

00:38:21Mr. Handley, she has become the business of the organization and

00:38:27There is only one solution

00:38:30You

00:38:47My name is Wong we already know each other

00:38:54Atanga will have to die

00:39:00It's only a formality, but it will be the proof that we can trust you implicitly.

00:39:30It's only a formality, but it will be the proof that we can trust you implicitly.

00:40:01That was stupid of you, Mr. Hanley.

00:40:04My men will kill you in exactly three minutes.

00:40:09And that's not all.

00:40:11Your family in the United States will be eliminated.

00:40:22World peace!

00:40:24Bullshit!

00:40:30World peace!

00:41:00World peace!

00:41:15Kill her, man.

00:41:17And you save not only your life, but also the lives of your family.

00:41:24Thirty seconds, Mr. Hanley.

00:41:55Fifteen seconds, Mr. Hanley.

00:42:10Five seconds, Mr. Hanley.

00:42:19Kill her.

00:42:21Kill her.

00:42:52Mr. Hanley, our doctor knows his job.

00:42:57He's given you some drugs that will put you right in no time.

00:43:08What do you want from me?

00:43:10It's only a small matter.

00:43:13You might call it a favor.

00:43:16A favor?

00:43:20Your family is mixed up in a very unpleasant business.

00:43:29Mr. Hanley, please look at me.

00:43:35The United States government has approved a test expedition to Australia.

00:43:42As proposed by the Hanley Enterprise.

00:43:45One of Hanley's ships is on its way there now.

00:43:48They say it is a test expedition, but a reliable source tells us that

00:43:55they are going to install a secret plant there.

00:44:01Do you expect me to stop the expedition?

00:44:04Not exactly.

00:44:07But try to persuade your father to delay the installation.

00:44:16Betray my country?

00:44:21Mr. Hanley, the villain Barron has to be stopped or we'll all be in trouble.

00:44:39Then you better kill me.

00:44:46It's quite harmless, Mr. Hanley.

00:44:49You will have a high temperature tomorrow, that's all.

00:45:16Pete! It's Jim.

00:45:19What about him?

00:45:27Dad.

00:45:29Lucy.

00:45:31Please forgive me.

00:45:34I didn't mean to hurt you.

00:45:37I didn't mean to hurt you.

00:45:41Lucy.

00:45:43Please forgive me.

00:45:46Dr. Taylor.

00:45:48Can you get him for me?

00:45:50What's the matter, Jimmy?

00:45:52Lucy, get Dr. Taylor and tell him it's urgent.

00:45:55All right.

00:45:59Can you pour me something, Dad?

00:46:02A brandy.

00:46:11Well, there's nothing wrong with your heart.

00:46:13It's nothing really.

00:46:15A virus.

00:46:17Well, you do have a temperature, Jim.

00:46:20Just stay in bed for a day or two.

00:46:26Peter, I'm terribly worried about Jim.

00:46:29Oh, I don't know, dear.

00:46:31I think Jim is just overworked, that's all.

00:46:34I'm sure Dr. Taylor will have him on his feet in no time.

00:46:41No, there's something else.

00:46:43Jim's changed.

00:46:45But darling, everybody changes.

00:47:40Hey, hold on!

00:47:46My name is Warden.

00:47:48Dr. Warden.

00:47:49How are you?

00:47:50I'm Jim Hanley.

00:47:52That's a mighty nice horse you got there.

00:47:54Yeah.

00:47:55Bought him in Kentucky about two years ago.

00:48:01Have you spoken to your father about the Willem Badens?

00:48:06You boys are all dedicated, aren't you?

00:48:09I was wondering when you'd be contacting me.

00:48:11Well, have you?

00:48:15Listen, Dr. Warden.

00:48:18I told the people in Hong Kong.

00:48:20My father has no influence at all.

00:48:22None whatsoever.

00:48:24We know all about Hong Kong, Mr. Hanley.

00:48:27Meet me here tomorrow and let me know what your father's answer is.

00:48:34Thank you, Alfred.

00:48:36That will be all for tonight.

00:48:37Thank you, madam.

00:48:38Good night.

00:48:39Good night.

00:48:40Good night, sir.

00:48:41Good night, Alfred.

00:48:49Do you realize what you're asking me to do?

00:48:52Anyway, the matter's entirely out of my hands.

00:48:54I know.

00:48:55I know.

00:48:56I know.

00:48:57I know.

00:48:58I know.

00:48:59I know.

00:49:00I know.

00:49:01It's entirely out of my hands.

00:49:02I know.

00:49:03I know.

00:49:04It's in the hands of the army.

00:49:07Who put this nonsense into your head anyway?

00:49:12Jim is still convalescing, Pete.

00:49:14He needs peace and quiet.

00:49:19Why don't you tell me what's troubling you?

00:49:21I'll do anything I can to help you.

00:49:24If you travel the world as I do and...

00:49:28I had to listen to what people say about our lovely country and politics.

00:49:36It's enough to make you throw up.

00:49:44See you tomorrow, Jimmy.

00:49:46Good night, Lucy.

00:49:50You used to call her mother.

00:50:06Hello, Hanley.

00:50:07Could I please speak to Jim Hanley?

00:50:10Oh.

00:50:11Just a moment.

00:50:12I'll call him.

00:50:13Jim, for you.

00:50:23Thank you.

00:50:26Jim Hanley here.

00:50:27Any news?

00:50:31No.

00:50:32See you tomorrow at ten, Mr. Hanley.

00:50:38Looking forward to the ride.

00:50:46You know, Mark has risked his life in these tests to bring this project to a successful conclusion.

00:50:54I'm proud of you too, Jim.

00:50:58I hope I don't disappoint you then.

00:51:16Here are all the details.

00:51:24We're relying on you, Mr. Hanley.

00:51:29How do you know the Barons is putting in a Cape Town?

00:51:32And how am I supposed to get on board?

00:51:34You'll find a way, I'm sure.

00:51:36Think of the people and your brother on board.

00:51:39And keep it in mind if you fail.

00:51:41They are all in danger.

00:51:43The organization prefers no bloodshed if possible.

00:51:45Good luck.

00:51:59Take your grip.

00:52:00Stand here.

00:52:01Take your grip.

00:52:02Left hand, left hand.

00:52:03That's it.

00:52:04Left.

00:52:05Put this hand over the top.

00:52:06Over the top.

00:52:07Keep that stiff.

00:52:08And when you make the swing, keep that stiff.

00:52:09Then you turn the body.

00:52:10Go.

00:52:11All the way down.

00:52:12That's it.

00:52:13You gotta keep your head down.

00:52:14Here, let me show you.

00:52:16Uh, what's that out there, huh?

00:52:19US Open Championship or something, huh?

00:52:22Here we go.

00:52:24So, right?

00:52:25Head down, right?

00:52:45An urgent telegram's arrived, Captain.

00:52:47Thank you, Operator.

00:52:50Please advise James Handley joining Barron's Cape Town Handley Corporation.

00:52:56What does the old man think this is, a joy ride?

00:52:59Do you know Jim Handley?

00:53:01Sure.

00:53:02I don't know what the hell he's doing in Cape Town, though.

00:53:04Well, he'll just have to share the cabin with his brother, that's all.

00:53:35SIREN BLARES

00:53:38HORN BLARES

00:53:46HORN BLARES

00:53:49HORN BLARES

00:53:52HORN BLARES

00:54:18HORN BLARES

00:54:22HORN BLARES

00:54:34HORN BLARES

00:54:43I hope you'll be comfortable in your brother's cabin, Mr. Handley.

00:54:46Sure he will.

00:54:48Once again, welcome aboard.

00:54:49Thank you.

00:54:50Jim.

00:54:51Good to see you.

00:54:52How are you?

00:54:53Welcome aboard.

00:54:54Thank you, thank you.

00:54:55Let's go, Jim.

00:54:56Ah, my permit, Captain.

00:55:02HORN BLARES

00:55:07Why so serious?

00:55:08Aren't you pleased to see your brother again?

00:55:10Half brother.

00:55:12Half a brother's better than none.

00:55:14Yeah, your brother's happy to see you again.

00:55:17That's good.

00:55:21HORN BLARES

00:55:47Good morning. Have you anything to declare at all?

00:55:49Nothing.

00:55:50And you have anything good to declare?

00:55:52No.

00:55:53Thank you.

00:56:10Hold on a minute just to look at my key, huh?

00:56:20HORN BLARES

00:56:27Sure living style.

00:56:30Well, a diplomat has some good taste.

00:56:33Huh?

00:56:35How about a drink?

00:56:36Okay.

00:56:37Yeah. Mom, you got some parcels there.

00:56:39From whom?

00:56:42From Mother.

00:56:43Who else?

00:56:45DOOR OPENS

00:56:49MUSIC PLAYS

00:57:14MUSIC CONTINUES

00:57:35MUSIC FADES

00:57:38MUSIC CONTINUES

00:57:44MUSIC CONTINUES

00:58:00Jim.

00:58:06What's wrong, Jim?

00:58:09In all the time I've known you, I've never seen you look so down.

00:58:15That song there...

00:58:18It reminds me of the worst experience of my life.

00:58:23You want to talk about it?

00:58:26No.

00:58:28No.

00:58:35Now, you've got to talk to somebody.

00:58:41Might as well be me.

00:58:44MUSIC CONTINUES

00:58:58You want to start at the beginning?

00:59:08Why don't we radio Hanley,

00:59:10make a smooth turnaround and call the whole damn thing off?

00:59:13No way.

00:59:14Hey, do we really have to play at being heroes?

00:59:16Look, I'm just as much against any kind of violence as you are, but...

00:59:19I know you are.

00:59:21Look.

00:59:23What the hell do we do?

00:59:25Layton, for Christ's sake, the men we have on that boat are not trained Marines.

00:59:28We don't have any right to involve them.

00:59:30And God damn it, the only suggestion I can make is we set up the equipment

00:59:34and then keep a constant watch through the entire trip.

00:59:36Look, you know as well as I do that the assembly alone would take at least three weeks.

00:59:43MUSIC CONTINUES

01:00:13MUSIC CONTINUES

01:00:43MUSIC CONTINUES

01:00:50Mr Layton Van Dyke?

01:00:53Huh?

01:00:55Mr Van Dyke?

01:00:56Yeah, sure.

01:01:01MUSIC CONTINUES

01:01:13MUSIC CONTINUES

01:01:44MUSIC CONTINUES

01:02:04MUSIC CONTINUES

01:02:14MUSIC CONTINUES

01:02:41Operator?

01:02:42Get me Layton Van Dyke, please.

01:02:49SIREN BLARES

01:03:12MUSIC CONTINUES

01:03:25What about Mark? Did we tell him about Jim?

01:03:27Not yet. He'd be upset.

01:03:29Try to contact his father.

01:03:43MUSIC CONTINUES

01:03:46All right, let's go, Skipper.

01:03:47Yes, sir.

01:03:56SIREN BLARES

01:04:01Hello?

01:04:02May I speak to Professor Hanley, please?

01:04:04My husband hasn't come home yet.

01:04:06Oh, Mrs Hanley?

01:04:07Yes.

01:04:08Hello?

01:04:09Mrs Hanley, as you know, Jim and Mark are at sea aboard the Willem Barnes.

01:04:13But the journey is going to come to a bad end.

01:04:15I strongly suggest you try to influence your husband to break off the expedition.

01:04:39MUSIC CONTINUES

01:04:45Has the decision been taken?

01:04:47Not yet.

01:04:50Hello, this is Professor Hanley. Let me speak to General Stryker.

01:04:53I'm very sorry, sir, but the General is not to be disturbed.

01:04:56This is an emergency.

01:05:01What is it, Pete?

01:05:02Bill, I'm sorry to disturb you.

01:05:05I just got a strange call about the Willem Barnes.

01:05:07I think she may be in danger.

01:05:09I know. I already had a call from Van Dyke.

01:05:12What can we do about it?

01:05:14Pete, we have to take the risk of casualties.

01:05:16The mission will continue.

01:05:18Precautionary measures have already been taken.

01:05:28Message repeat from General Stryker.

01:05:30Strike force mobilized.

01:05:32All messages received.

01:05:34And that's all from my side.

01:05:36Standing by on 2-1-8-2.

01:05:39Over and out from my side. Thank you.

01:05:43Gentlemen, we have a problem.

01:05:46I've already contacted General Stryker and help is available immediately.

01:05:52Now, here's the problem.

01:05:55Thank you, sir.

01:06:00Men, that was command.

01:06:02This is a priority A mission.

01:06:04You know what that means? It's very dangerous.

01:06:07Logistically, there's no return from this operation.

01:06:11Our mission lies roughly in this area there.

01:06:19Our fuel will last just that long.

01:06:22So, the Navy will have to pick us up.

01:06:27I'll talk to you about the aim and the purpose of the operation later.

01:06:32I'll talk to you later.

01:06:49I think you better have another word with our playboy.

01:06:51See if he's given all the information.

01:06:53I can try. Good luck.

01:07:03Jimmy, are you sure you told me everything in Cape Town?

01:07:08Everything.

01:07:12Everything I know.

01:07:15Are you sure?

01:07:18Sure.

01:07:23Layton.

01:07:26What are we going to do?

01:07:29You do your duty.

01:07:31And I'll do mine.

01:07:58What are you doing?

01:08:00Looking for my camera. You were the last one to use it.

01:08:03I'll get it.

01:08:08Next time, ask.

01:08:10Jesus Christ, you're touchy.

01:08:29J.H. 100. J.H. 100. Do you read me?

01:08:34J.H. 100. I can hear you. Come in.

01:08:38Oh, 600 hours. Everything OK. Out.

01:08:43J.H. 100. I can hear you. Come in.

01:08:48J.H. 100. I can hear you. Come in.

01:08:53J.H. 100. I can hear you. Come in.

01:08:58J.H. 100. Understood. Oh, 600 hours. Over and out.

01:09:28Let's go.

01:09:34Good luck.

01:09:46Let's go.

01:09:58Let's go.

01:10:11Professor Handley will be very proud of you.

01:10:14But I know I can count on every one of you.

01:10:18Now, on board the Willem Barons, we've got friends as well as enemies.

01:10:22Quite frankly, we don't know how to distinguish them.

01:10:25You'll have to watch carefully before you act.

01:10:28That's not easy. Should we shoot first, sir?

01:10:32Remember what I told you.

01:10:34Follow me on the double. The other group's already on their way.

01:10:55I'm sorry.

01:10:58I'm sorry.

01:11:01I'm sorry.

01:11:04I'm sorry.

01:11:07I'm sorry.

01:11:10I'm sorry.

01:11:13I'm sorry.

01:11:16I'm sorry.

01:11:19I'm sorry.

01:11:25I'm sorry.

01:11:27I'm sorry.

01:11:52Charlie calling Bluebird. Come in, please.

01:11:55Bluebird here. Bluebird here. Bluebird here. Come in.

01:12:00The Willem Barons should be taken to a secret area.

01:12:03We suppose that an enemy submarine will take instruments and scientists.

01:12:07After which, the Willem Barons will be sunk.

01:12:10Check position.

01:12:12Roger. Map reference.

01:12:14I spell Tango Zero Foxtrot.

01:12:18Charlie, over.

01:12:25Tango Zero Foxtrot, over.

01:12:55My brother has to be excused.

01:13:22He's a bad sailor.

01:13:25Morning, Bruno.

01:13:27Hello, Mark.

01:13:31They're coming.

01:13:54Tango Zero Foxtrot.

01:14:24Jim, what are you doing?

01:14:55You bloody traitor, you pig!

01:14:57Jim, what are you doing? Are you crazy?

01:15:03Captain! Captain!

01:15:06Hey, Bruno! Help! Bruno!

01:15:09Keep him quiet.

01:15:10That's my brother!

01:15:11Help!

01:15:12Captain! Captain!

01:15:15That's my brother!

01:15:17Get him the hell out of here.

01:15:20Jim?

01:15:26A Tango.

01:15:31Thank you for your help.

01:15:34I'm sorry.

01:15:36I'm sorry.

01:15:38I'm sorry.

01:15:40I'm sorry, Jim.

01:15:42I'm so sorry.

01:15:45Thank you for your cooperation, I didn't think it would go so well.

01:15:55This time, Mr. Henley, I can assure you the bullets are real.

01:16:02Why?

01:16:04Both sides must be winners.

01:17:15Stay on course, radio room.

01:18:13Where is Leighton Van Dyke?

01:18:18Captain, where is Leighton Van Dyke?

01:18:42I don't know.

01:19:12Yes?

01:19:13Radio room, all clear.

01:19:15Right.

01:19:28The ship's in our hands.

01:19:30Thank you, Captain. Do you know the course?

01:19:33Yes, madam.

01:19:38Now we wait for the submarine.

01:19:43You, all of you, get in there.

01:19:46Leighton, put on his clothes.

01:19:49Quick.

01:20:09Hey, come here.

01:20:12Stay here, Pop.

01:20:42This is Leighton speaking. You can approach now.

01:20:45Good work. We'll be at the rendezvous within an hour.

01:21:12I hope the mines don't explode while we're still aboard ship.

01:21:27Everything okay, boys?

01:21:29Mm-hmm.

01:21:39You bitch!

01:21:41You blew it!

01:21:43I blew it!

01:21:45I blew it!

01:21:47I blew it!

01:21:49I blew it!

01:21:51I blew it!

01:21:53I blew it!

01:21:55You blew it!

01:21:57I blew it!

01:22:15Fuck.

01:22:16Oh, fuck.

01:22:22We're going in over the flight deck.

01:22:27Let's go.

01:22:54We are trapped.

01:22:56They say the boat is coming to our aid.

01:22:58It can be here in a half an hour.

01:23:26We're here, Mark! Mark!

01:23:50I heard them talking.

01:23:51They put explosives around the ship.

01:23:53Jim let the gang aboard.

01:23:54I know, I know.

01:23:55You stay here.

01:24:25Hurry up!

01:24:26Come on!

01:24:27Hurry up!

01:24:28Come on!

01:24:29Hurry up!

01:24:30Come on!

01:24:31What are you doing?

01:24:32It was a secret!

01:24:35You are such a pain in the neck!

01:24:49Jim.

01:24:56Jim.

01:25:01He wasn't a traitor, Mark.

01:25:05I've many things to tell you.

01:25:09I'm sorry.

01:25:11I'm sorry.

01:25:13I'm sorry.

01:25:15I'm sorry.

01:25:17I'm sorry.

01:25:20I'm sorry.

01:25:32What's the situation?

01:25:34There are explosives all over the house.

01:25:37The only ones left are in the engine room.

01:25:39Come on.

01:25:49Come on.

01:26:19Come on.

01:26:20We should get away from there as fast as we can.

01:26:50They expect us to help them.

01:26:52When the entire mission is completed,

01:26:54and all the instruments aboard the submarine,

01:26:56then we can leave.

01:27:12Switch off the engines and advise the bridge.

01:27:14We'll find the girl.

01:27:20Hold it.

01:27:51Damn it.

01:28:14Get out of there.

01:28:20Get out of there.

01:28:50Get out of there.

01:29:20X-X-479.

01:29:22X-X-479.

01:29:24Execute failsafe.

01:29:26Operator, tell them we got the message.

01:29:39Are you listening, Von Dyke?

01:29:43Not on board.

01:29:45I'm on the ship.

01:29:47I'm on the ship.

01:29:48Not on board.

01:29:50Why?

01:29:52Tell Mr. Von Dyke that one day the organization will kill him.

01:30:19Captain, why do we kill our own people?

01:30:22We have our orders.

01:30:33We'd better get out of here.

01:30:35Otherwise, we'll be next.

01:30:37I'll inform the bridge, Mr. Von Dyke.

01:30:39Do we continue the mission?

01:30:41You bet your ass we do.

01:30:49Get out of here.

01:31:16That ring.

01:31:19You see that ring?

01:31:21What about it?

01:31:23It belonged to my family.

01:31:26My mother gave it to Jim.

01:31:4020 degrees starboard, Doctor.

01:31:4220 degrees starboard.

01:31:49Do you think that with our invention,

01:31:51we would succeed in making people more considerate and more sensible?

01:31:56No.

01:32:01They could have torpedoed us.

01:32:03Instead, they blew up their own side.

01:32:06That's how insane they are.

01:32:09We are.

01:32:11The game is.

01:32:13Nobody wins.

01:32:15Nobody wins anything.

01:32:16Those that don't die are crippled for life.

01:32:19In the flesh.

01:32:21Or in the mind.

01:32:23And the game never ends.

The Big Game | Full Movie | Robert Day | Stephen Boyd, France Nuyen, Ray Milland

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