:34:02
Yes, he got caught.
:34:04
When the storm cleared, he'd run the film
up on that balloon...
:34:07
...and a Russian plane would pick it up.
:34:10
And we'd live under the threat of what
was on that film for the rest of our lives.
:35:03
Whoever went out there in that storm
must have had some electronic device.
:35:07
A homer, to lead him to the capsule.
He couldn't have seen it.
:35:10
Very good, captain.
:35:12
And dead right.
:35:14
Both men had such a device.
:35:16
Well, then, if we find the homer...
:35:19
...we've found the capsule.
:35:21
Very good, captain, and dead wrong.
:35:23
I brought one with me.
Same as Halliwell's.
:35:26
Unfortunately, it doesn't work.
:35:29
The frequency's been changed.
:35:33
Or the film isn't here.
:35:36
It's here, all right.
:35:39
Pity you mislaid your submarine.
We could have used your men.