{436}{542}Cipher, coding, optics, computers -|experts in every field, {543}{657}yet we're still left with 36|badly-photographed colour shots. {658}{768}Yet I'm sure the clue's there.|You've tried superimposing? {769}{869}Yes, but the permutations|on 36 run into millions. {870}{967}Coming to them fresh,|we may get a sudden flash. {968}{1011}That's Loch Ness? {1012}{1087}Yes. We've pinpointed|the position exactly. {1088}{1187}Not an inspired photographer,|however brilliant a scientist. {1188}{1257}Extraordinary order of filming. {1258}{1333}Loch Ness,|the Yorkshire Moors, Dartmouth, {1334}{1430}the Eiffel Tower, Beachy Head...|What's number six? {1478}{1540}Hopelessly overexposed. {1541}{1639}- Is there a reason?|- There are nine very overexposed. {1640}{1709}The rest are correctly exposed. {1710}{1834}I hate to say this, Sir Charles,|but maybe there's no clue here. {1835}{1949}- How do you work that out?|- Code-breaking's a finite problem. {1950}{2072}We don't know there is a problem|here, or on what reasoning it's set. {2073}{2189}We Just haven't thought of it.|And I don't accept that we can't. {2191}{2256}Do we know where Seltzman is? {2269}{2317}(Thunder) {3202}{3255}(Thunder continues ) {5407}{5453}(Helicopter) {6715}{6803}Relax. Relax, old boy. {6836}{6887}It won't be long now. {6994}{7062}(Horn sounds ) {7303}{7395}Ah, Colonel! Had a good trip? {7406}{7504}- Yes, thank you.|- Would you care for breakfast? {7505}{7602}No, thanks. I'd like to know|my duties as soon as possible. {7603}{7657}You've no idea why you're here? {7659}{7715}I was sentby the highest authority. {7718}{7776}Indeed. You should feel proud. {7777}{7830}I'm gratified, certainly. {7831}{7966}Now, if you'd be kind enough to|explain what I'm supposed to do... {8066}{8166}What sort of opinion|would you form...of that fellow? {8299}{8410}Anyone who spends his time|doing that must be rather stupid. {8411}{8564}You couldn't be more wrong.|He's our most interesting citizen. {8566}{8611}Particularly for you. {8613}{8658}Why's that? {8670}{8722}You'll find out. {8749}{8860}Tell me,... have you heard|of Professor Seltzman? {8862}{8926}Professor Jacob Seltzman? {8927}{9009}I don't recall the name. Should I? {9011}{9089}No, in your line of business,|I suppose not. {9090}{9232}Dr Seltzman is a great neurologist,|fascinated by thought transference. {9233}{9295}I've seen it done - in India. {9297}{9377}Where Seltzman studied|for many years. {9379}{9517}The advanced yogi can live|in suspended animation for months, {9519}{9579}his mind and body dissociated. {9580}{9679}Seltzman took this discipline|several stages further. {9680}{9787}With scientific aid,|he was able to transmit the psyche {9788}{9869}of one person...into another. {9875}{10011}The mind of one man into another?!|Impossible. I don't believe it. {10013}{10074}Where is this Seltzman? {10096}{10145}Nobody knows. {10146}{10252}The only man who may, because|he had the last contact with him, {10253}{10304}is, um...our friend. {10478}{10598}You claim it's possible for me|to become you and you to become me? {10599}{10694}- Not exactly, but near enough.|- I don't believe it. {10695}{10803}Ten years ago, would you have|believed we could fly to the moon? {10804}{10853}No, I suppose not. {10854}{10917}But why the interest in Seltzman? {10918}{11013}Colonel, you must be aware|that all maJor powers {11014}{11096}hold in prison|one or two of each other's spies. {11097}{11122}Yes. {11123}{11241}Sometimes diplomatic swaps occur.|Imagine the power we'd have {11242}{11343}if the spy we returned|had the mind of our choosing. {11413}{11513}We could break the security|of any nation. {11555}{11671}Let me show you one or two other|things that will interest you. {11810}{11911}We call this our "amnesia" room.|We're rather proud of it. {11912}{12022}With it, we can erase the memory|back to any point in time. {12023}{12161}This man was very co-operative.|He told us everything in three days. {12162}{12213}With hardly any persuasion. {12214}{12312}Now we wipe out all unhappy|memories of the village {12313}{12416}and put him back into circulation|to gather more information. {12606}{12711}And this...is the Seltzman machine. {12731}{12781}(Siren ) {13096}{13147}Let me give you a dummy run. {13193}{13269}(Crackling and beeps ) {13444}{13504}(Beeps increase in pitch) {13555}{13626}The device with which|Seltzman finally succeeded {13627}{13728}in switching the minds of two people. {13787}{13837}(Steady beeps ) {13908}{13997}Sleep well, my friend, and forget us. {14049}{14125}Tomorrow you will wake up a new man. {14165}{14210}(Groans ) {14271}{14318}Hmm... {14343}{14392}(Hums ) {14502}{14594}(Number Six's voice )|Hmm... Yes, not a bad day. {14596}{14710}Let's see, it's... Oh, yes,|Janet's birthday present. {14712}{14838}Hope she likes it. Can always|change it if she doesn't. {14840}{14912}What's on for today? Let's see... {14913}{15026}Er, car service, dentist...|No, we'll have to cancel that, {15027}{15129}because Sir Charles' lunches,|they go on for ever. {15130}{15223}But who can blame him? He's the boss. {15224}{15273}(Hums ) {15377}{15436}(Number Two ) 'Seltzman machine... {15437}{15522}'..finally succeeded|in switching the minds... {15523}{15585}'..switching the minds|of two people.' {15690}{15741}Relax. {15742}{15817}I am not a number. I am a person. {15889}{15937}(Thunder) {15938}{15994}'You're very aggressive.' {15995}{16033}(Siren ) {16034}{16077}'You mustn't resist. {16207}{16315}'Take it easy. Take it easy. {16335}{16396}'It will all be one in the end. {16397}{16503}'Unlike me, many of you|have accepted your imprisonment {16504}{16578}'and will die here|like rotten cabbages.' {16579}{16693}I intend to discover who are the|prisoners, and who are the warders. {16785}{16869}'The thing to do now is keep calm. {16897}{16938}'Keep your head.' {16939}{17068}I won't be pushed, filed, stamped,|briefed, debriefed, or numbered! {17178}{17283}'Just bear in mind|your ultimate obJective.' {17284}{17336}We want information. {17337}{17364}Information! {17387}{17468}'Seltzman... Seltzman... {17478}{17562}'Proceed as our friend|would have done. {17599}{17668}'Relax. Good. {17680}{17747}'Now, go, boy, go! {17769}{17880}'This is the time.|Now. Move, or leave it. {17896}{17973}'Move, move, MOVE! {18079}{18119}'Seltzman!' {18120}{18173}(Doorbell) {18402}{18455}His car... Is he back? {18456}{18506}Is he with you? {18534}{18569}Yes. {18596}{18642}Darling? {18678}{18722}Darling? {18800}{18854}(Doors open upstairs ) {19301}{19377}- Where is he?|- Janet... {19378}{19496}however fantastic what I say|may sound, you must believe me. {19498}{19607}Who are you? How do you know|my name? What are you doing here? {19609}{19670}How did you get hold of his car? {19695}{19780}Why... Why did you tell me|he was here? {19846}{19893}Who are you? {19969}{20014}A friend. {20038}{20083}Then where is he? {20093}{20148}Why did he leave without a word? {20149}{20227}Leave? But he saw you -|he told me he saw you. {20228}{20298}- Last night.|- I didn't see him last night. {20299}{20373}- You dined after your fitting.|- What fitting? {20375}{20501}Your dress for your birthday party.|He told me the colour - yellow silk. {20527}{20586}Yellow silk? The only ye... {20623}{20672}That was a year ago. {20714}{20794}Yes, I... I took him|to the final fitting. {20854}{20917}I haven't seen him since. {20918}{20963}A year?! {21158}{21208}A year! {21251}{21300}What's happened? {21301}{21423}You couldn't have seen him.|He couldn't have made that mistake. {21424}{21476}No, but I could have. {21517}{21608}- I must have got it wrong.|- Yes, you must have. {21609}{21704}What are you doing here?|How did you get in, anyway? {21705}{21819}Miss Portland,... you must be aware|of the sort of work he did. {21820}{21894}Obviously, working for my father. {21895}{21974}So it won't surprise you|to learn that... {21975}{22066}it may not be possible for him|to contact you for a year. {22073}{22123}Or even longer. {22169}{22241}Thanks. That's a big help. {22320}{22412}Miss Portland?|I may have a message for you soon. {22413}{22447}When? {22448}{22526}I'll bring it to your birthday party. {22894}{22950}Father, I must speak with you. {22951}{23076}It's not a very convenient time.|I hope this won't become a habit. {23077}{23208}I'm sorry, but it is important.|And personal - do you mind? {23227}{23322}Perhaps you'd be good enough|to give us a few minutes? {23323}{23385}- Certainly, sir.|- Thank you. {23478}{23523}Thank you. {23612}{23658}Now, my dear. {23662}{23707}You know where he is. {23708}{23797}All along you've known,|and you let me go through hell! {23806}{23873}He's on a mission.|He can't contact me. {23878}{23939}I presume you mean your fiancee. {23941}{24019}His house, his car -|he's lent them to a friend! {24020}{24088}This friend, what sort of man is he? {24089}{24162}Quite ordinary.|Is he unable to contact me? {24164}{24220}I honestly don't know. {24231}{24291}You didn't send him on a mission? {24293}{24381}No. And I shouldn't|even tell you that. {24382}{24436}Even you don't know where he is?! {24438}{24481}I have no idea. {24482}{24544}But you must know someone who does. {24546}{24593}Again, I can't help you. {24593}{24713}It's awful! I don't know|if you're telling the truth or not! {25537}{25594}- Get me Sir Charles!|- Who are you?! {25596}{25654}What are you doing here?! {25656}{25742}I said get me|Sir Charles Portland at once! {25878}{25963}You're still as pompous as ever...|Danvers. {25974}{26029}Where did you get my name? {26031}{26087}Jonathan Peregrine Danvers. {26089}{26167}Born in Bootle.|Took elocution lessons. {26168}{26282}Came to London...
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