Mission: Impossible

It was good...

That you called us.

I don't know what happened.

We were at the bar...

Drinking...

Having fun...

I don't even know...

How I got here.

Come on, come on. She's been under too long.

You're the only one who can help me.

Come on... come on,

tell me what I need to know.

Come on.

They'll kill me.

You asked for my help.

Come on.

Come on.

The contact in Minsk...

The name, pal. Give us the name.

Dimitri...

Miediev.

What now?

Now we drink.

Za druziye.

Get rid of that scum.

Man: Hold her still.

Come on.

Did we get it?

We got it.

Would you like to watch a movie, Mr. Rosen?

No, thank you.

Would you like to watch a movie, Mr. Phelps?

No, I prefer the theater.

Would you consider the cinema of the Ukraine?

Perhaps you'll choose one for me.

Thank you.

Kittridge: Good morning, Mr. Phelps.

The man you're looking at is Alexander golitsyn...

An attache at our embassy in Prague.

He is also a traitor.

He has stolen one half of a CIA noc list...

A record of all our deep-cover agents working in Eastern Europe.

For security reasons, the noc list is divided in two.

The portion that golitsyn already has contains code names

but this half is useless without its mate

which matches the code names with their true names.

It is this half which golitsyn plans to steal from the embassy

during a reception tomorrow night.

Your mission, Jim, should you choose to accept it

is to obtain photographic proof of the theft,

shadow golitsyn to his buyer, and apprehend them both.

I've already dispatched a team, selected from your usual group.

Sarah Davies is already undercover.

Jack harmon can hack into any security system.

Hannah Williams will handle surveillance.

Your wife, Claire, will cover transport,

and Ethan hunt will be your point man, as usual.

He is now in Kiev and will rendezvous in Prague

at a safe house of your choosing.

As always, should you or any member of your im force

be caught or killed,

the secretary will disavow all knowledge of your actions.

This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.

Good luck, Jim.

A very straightfonnard objective.

We photograph golitsyn stealing the n00 list,

follow him to his buyer,

apprehend both of them.

Now here's the plot.

Ethan, you're going into the embassy in character, during a party,

hide in plain sight, highest possible profile.

- You game? - Wouldn't have it any other way.

Sarah, you're at the party already

as the embassy's Washington visitor liaison.

Make contact with Ethan. You'll run the game together.

I haven't a thing to wear.

Well, I'm sure you'll work it out.

You'll Mark golitsyn, hand him off to Hannah.

Hannah, you'll have him for the duration of the interior.

- Find yourself a perch and stay on him. - No problem.

- Jack? - Yeah?

Fingerprint security, there's access through the elevator shaft here.

So I guess I'm not wearing my tux.

Open, close, get out.

Zero residual presence.

- Claire... - Mmm-hmm.

You're cover outside in the vehicle.

Hannah will join you as golitsyn goes exterior,

- you two stay on him from there. - Okay.

Anything goes wrong, I call abort.

Everybody walk away immediately.

Regroup here at 4:00 am. That's 0400.

Any questions?

Yeah.

Can we get a cappuccino machine in here?

'Cause I don't know what you call this.

Jack: I call it cruel and unusual.

- Claire: I made that coffee. - Ethan: Exactly.

Is it possible it's even worse than that sludge you made

- in that barn in Kiev? - Thank you.

Take it easy on my wife's coffee, will you?

- Oh, we missed you in Kiev, Jim. - Missed you too, Ethan.

Were you off on one of your cushy recruiting assignments again?

Where'd they put you up this time? The Plaza?

Drake hotel, Chicago.

What a shame.

- 24-hour room service. - Chauffeured cars.

Fat expense account.

- Now he's getting soft in his old age. - Yeah, he is. Look at him.

Okay, listen.

If that list gets out into the open

the names of our agents in every country in Eastern Europe

will be up for grabs to the highest bidders.

Third world terrorists, arms dealers, drug lords,

any and everybody who'd love to get rid of long-term coverts like us.

If they're exposed, they'll be executed.

So I'll run the whole show from the crow's nest here.

Everyone knows their roles. Let's punch out the details.

There's a camera built right into the bridge.

Whatever you see, it sees, and then it transmits it back here.

See?

Can you hear me?

- Of course, I can hear you. - No, in your...

- You need an earpiece. - Oh.

You have lovely eyes.

- Can you hear me now? - Loud and clear.

Jim: If he has a car waiting and he rolls,

you stay with him no matter what.

You should take the afternoon,

drive the streets around this little quarter.

- They're confusing as hell. - Claire: Mmm.

What do you think I've been doing all morning?

- We're using waltzer? - He's our guy.

Isn't he chairing the armed services hearing?

Not this week. This week, he's fly-fishing

at the oughterard slough in county kildare

- with one of our best Irish guides. - Yep.

And he won't be back anytime soon.

Waltzer: Irrelevant at best or unconstitutional at worst.

With all due respect, senator,

it sounds as if you want to lead the kind of charge

that senator frank church led in the 19703

and in the process destroy

the intelligence capability of this country.

No, John.

I want to know who these people are

and how they're spending our taxpayers' money.

We were living in a democracy the last time I checked.

Stick of gum, right?

Red light, green light.

You come up against a look you can't pick, you mash them together...

Hasta lasagne, don't get any on ya.

You'll have about five seconds.

Just don't chew it.

Ethan, Jack's inside.

Let's go.

How do you do, senator?

I'm rand housman, the ambassador's aide.

- Waltzer: Hello, Mr. Housman. - How was the opera?

Uh, it was boring.

Let me see if I can steer you through this reception line.

- Mr. Reid: How do you do, senator? - His wife, Mrs. Reid.

Windows open by 2300.

- Petr Brandi, the mayor of Prague. - How do you do, sir?

And Mrs. Brandl.

I bet you don't remember me, do you?

Waltzer: Why, of course I do. How are you, miss Norman?

He's in pocket, on the stainnay.

Mr. Golitsyn, nice to see you.

Hannah...

Pull the shade.

Sarah, Mark the package and go to tunnel.

Your advance team mentioned that you'd like a tour of the facilities

so I've gone ahead and set one up. Excuse me.

This way. Thank you.

Oh, great.

Sarah: Which leads to the denied area

which is the only limited-access area in the whole facility.

Governor's in position now.

- Excuse me. Can I help you? - I'm sorry.

As you can see, there's a marine guard and video surveillance

and this place is like... Excuse me. I'm sorry.

I know it's in here somewhere.

Now, sergeant, why are you not in your uniform this evening?

We've been ordered to wear civilian clothes this evening, sir.

Be right back.

Tell me, senator, do you not have someone on your staff named Jack?

Waltzer: Jack? Well, I think we did have a Jack.

An unreliable fellow, as I recall, constantly late,

behind in his work.

We were forced to tie him behind one of my best stallions

and drag him around

my barn for a few days.

Relax your crap, foghorn. I'm working on it.

Sorry, sir.

- Thank you. - Have a nice evening.

Thank you.

Ah.

That date with Sarah is definitely off.

Higher.