The Peacemaker Page #6

Synopsis: Two trains crash somewhere in Russia, one carrying a nuclear payload. A nuclear explosion follows the crash and the world is on alert... However, White House nuclear expert Dr. Julia Kelly doesn't think it was an accident... Special Operations Intelligence Officer Colonel Thomas Devoe doesn't think so either... Together they must unravel a conspiracy that goes from Europe to New York, to stop a terrorist who has no demands...
Genre: Action, Thriller
Director(s): Mimi Leder
Production: Dreamworks
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.9
Metacritic:
43
Rotten Tomatoes:
39%
R
Year:
1997
124 min
2,302 Views


- No.

461

00:
45:15,688 -- 00:45:17,148

All right, hang on.

462

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45:17,231 -- 00:45:19,900

All right, Hans,

we'll do it your way.

463

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45:20,359 -- 00:45:23,237

How's the backhand? Password?

464

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45:24,989 -- 00:45:27,032

- Hasselhoff.

- Hasselhoff.

465

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45:27,116 -- 00:45:30,286

Hasselhoff...

How do you spell "Hasselhoff"?

466

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45:31,996 -- 00:45:35,166

Way to go, Hans. Very brave.

467

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45:40,671 -- 00:45:42,506

I'm in.

468

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45:42,590 -- 00:45:47,178

I need the trucking invoices

for the last seven days.

469

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45:47,261 -- 00:45:49,305

All right.

470

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46:01,692 -- 00:46:04,278

- This is your plan?

- Yep.

471

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46:04,361 -- 00:46:08,199

- This is your big plan?

- This is...my plan!

472

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46:17,666 -- 00:46:19,251

(Devoe) Hurry up.

473

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46:22,505 -- 00:46:25,758

- come on.

- Almost. Just logging off.

474

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46:25,841 -- 00:46:29,011

- Stay on. Who cares? Leave it on.

- Got it!

475

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46:29,095 -- 00:46:31,055

Good.

476

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46:35,267 -- 00:46:37,228

All right.

477

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46:38,229 -- 00:46:41,315

Thank you very much, Herr Shummaker!

478

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46:53,744 -- 00:46:56,038

(Speaks German)

479

00:
47:09,677 -- 00:47:11,929

- Go. Go!

- come on! come on!

480

00:
47:20,896 -- 00:47:23,566

- You get it?

- Got it.

481

00:
47:23,649 -- 00:47:26,068

- You all right?

- No, I'm not all right!

482

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47:26,152 -- 00:47:30,739

- Brilliant idea, smash his face in.

- That's how things get done.

483

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47:30,823 -- 00:47:33,451

A few bribes,

it never happened at all, right?

484

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47:33,534 -- 00:47:35,911

check the seats,

they go all the way back.

485

00:
47:35,995 -- 00:47:37,955

- Oh, yeah.

- cool.

486

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47:38,038 -- 00:47:41,417

- Embassy car.

- CD player, bullet-proof glass,

487

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47:41,500 -- 00:47:42,710

everything.

488

00:
47:42,793 -- 00:47:43,836

Oh, sh*t!

489

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47:48,174 -- 00:47:50,134

We...may have a problem.

490

00:
47:50,217 -- 00:47:52,386

This will cost us. What do you have?

491

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47:52,470 -- 00:47:55,347

- Eighty.

- That's enough. I'll be back.

492

00:
47:57,349 -- 00:47:59,393

Hold this.

493

00:
48:03,731 -- 00:48:06,984

- So you think he set us up?

- Who?

494

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48:07,067 -- 00:48:10,654

- Your friend.

- No.

495

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48:10,738 -- 00:48:15,201

- How can you be so sure?

- Because he's my friend.

496

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48:18,871 -- 00:48:21,624

He needs more money. Give me...

497

00:
48:25,961 -- 00:48:28,380

(Kelly) Oh, my God!

498

00:
48:32,593 -- 00:48:33,844

Out!

499

00:
49:05,501 -- 00:49:07,711

Get up front. Get up front!

500

00:
49:07,795 -- 00:49:09,839

Up front?

501

00:
49:12,925 -- 00:49:15,845

- They're behind us.

- How many of them?

502

00:
49:15,928 -- 00:49:17,555

Two...three.

503

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49:17,638 -- 00:49:20,683

Reach into that briefcase.

Pull out an extra magazine.

504

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49:27,022 -- 00:49:29,316

- Where is it?

- In the briefcase.

505

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49:29,400 -- 00:49:31,110

Damn it!

506

00:
50:05,436 -- 00:50:07,188

Seat belt.

507

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50:21,869 -- 00:50:23,788

(Kelly screams)

508

00:
51:03,702 -- 00:51:07,748

come on, what's wrong with you?

What's wrong with you?!

509

00:
51:10,668 -- 00:51:13,170

What are you doing?

510

00:
51:13,254 -- 00:51:15,297

Sh*t!

511

00:
52:06,682 -- 00:52:08,559

(Shouting in German)

512

00:
52:11,270 -- 00:52:12,938

No! NO!

513

00:
53:03,155 -- 00:53:05,282

- come on.

- The invoices.

514

00:
53:05,366 -- 00:53:07,493

- come on!

- The invoices!

515

00:
53:07,576 -- 00:53:09,745

- come on, God damn it!

- No!

516

00:
53:10,913 -- 00:53:12,957

Go, go! GO!

517

00:
54:23,444 -- 00:54:26,113

Dimitri has a...

518

00:
54:26,197 -- 00:54:28,115

..a daughter, Tasha.

519

00:
54:29,241 -- 00:54:31,786

Sixteen. She lives in Rybinsk.

520

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54:35,623 -- 00:54:37,750

I remember when she was three.

521

00:
54:42,171 -- 00:54:45,716

She's... She's beautiful.

522

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54:56,769 -- 00:54:58,813

it doesn't make sense, you know?

523

00:
55:00,147 -- 00:55:04,610

You don't...kill a Dimitri Vertikoff.

524

00:
55:04,693 -- 00:55:09,448

There are certain rules.

killing him isn't useful.

525

00:
55:10,616 -- 00:55:12,660

Is it ever?

526

00:
55:35,141 -- 00:55:38,477

I never watched anybody die before.

527

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55:51,699 -- 00:55:54,785

(computer)

'Welcome. You've got mail.'

528

00:
55:57,163 -- 00:56:02,710

I e-mailed Shummaker's files to

my A0L account before I logged off.

529

00:
56:05,755 -- 00:56:07,840

Did it work?

530

00:
56:09,091 -- 00:56:12,178

Uh...yeah.

531

00:
56:13,304 -- 00:56:17,516

We're looking for a vehicle hired

in the Urals on about June 29.

532

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56:17,600 -- 00:56:19,477

Right?

533

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56:19,560 -- 00:56:23,147

- The truck's too small.

- Yes. St Petersburg, one direction.

534

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56:23,272 -- 00:56:28,694

Point of origin, chelyabinsk.

Registration number, 7056BM.

535

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56:28,778 -- 00:56:31,280

Destination, Imisli 44E.

536

00:
56:31,363 -- 00:56:35,159

That's Azerbaijan.

it's just south of Russia.

537

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56:35,534 -- 00:56:37,620

Five miles from f***in' Iran!

538

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56:37,703 -- 00:56:40,456

He crosses that border

and those nukes are gone!

539

00:
56:40,539 -- 00:56:42,500

We got a bank-routing code number.

540

00:
56:42,583 -- 00:56:46,796

There's no client names. "44E",

does that mean anything to you?

541

00:
56:46,879 -- 00:56:49,048

- What?

- Shummaker put a private memo

542

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56:49,131 -- 00:56:51,258

on the invoice. it can't be copied.

543

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56:51,342 -- 00:56:55,221

This is Devoe, we have a target

vehicle. it's a cargo truck.

544

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56:55,304 -- 00:56:58,140

Registration 7056 Bravo Mike.

545

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56:58,224 -- 00:57:02,019

it's travelling south from

chelyabinsk to Imisli in Azerbaijan.

546

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57:02,103 -- 00:57:05,231

I am requesting

a high-priority tasker.

547

00:
57:05,314 -- 00:57:08,818

Any birds...

Any birds find this truck.

548

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57:08,901 -- 00:57:10,986

We've got nukes heading for Iran.

549

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57:11,070 -- 00:57:13,948

What the hell is 44E?

550

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57:36,345 -- 00:57:39,306

(Arguing in Serbian)

551

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57:47,314 -- 00:57:49,984

(Serbian) Gentlemen, please.

552

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57:51,193 -- 00:57:53,779

Zarko Preljevik has died.

553

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57:54,989 -- 00:57:59,618

He never regained consciousness

after being shot outside his church.

554

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58:00,035 -- 00:58:02,329

His death is a tragic loss

555

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58:02,788 -- 00:58:06,584

to his family, to his country,

to our hopes of peace.

556

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58:06,667 -- 00:58:08,711

(Murmuring)

557

00:
58:09,754 -- 00:58:12,465

We know you've

avoided politics, Dusan,

558

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58:12,882 -- 00:58:15,468

but you are the alternate.

559

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58:16,427 -- 00:58:18,554

Your people need you.

560

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58:39,408 -- 00:58:42,787

I am a Serb. I'm a croat.

561

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58:42,870 -- 00:58:44,914

I'm a Muslim.

562

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58:46,415 -- 00:58:49,752

You will look at what

I have done and say,

563

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58:49,835 -- 00:58:54,298

"0f course. Why not?

They are all animals."

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Michael Schiffer

Michael Schiffer is an American screenwriter, video game writer and film producer. Schiffer is known for such films and video games as Colors, Lean on Me, Crimson Tide, The Four Feathers, The Peacemaker and Call of Duty. more…

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