#Kasuga Film Examiner #National Interests Above Love, Beauty Agent Shoots Prince Charming, Classic Movie Pinnacle Masterpiece, Horror Spy Battle "Berlin Funeral"
Author 丨 Apricot Blossom Core Gold
The national interest is higher than love, and the beautiful agent ordered the shooting of Prince Charming, the originator of the 1966 British classic spy film "Berlin Funeral" - the 007 series of Cold War spy films.
There are too many characters in the plot, fluttering and confusing, the first time you watch it, you basically can't understand it.
Prologue to the plot: On the East Berlin side of the Berlin Wall, a prisoner who is laying mines quickly jumps on a funnel carrying cement slurry, and the Soviets shoot fruitlessly, safely hoisting prisoners to the west side of the Berlin Wall in a crane on the West Berlin side.
Plot: Paganmo, a British spy code-named Bird sparrow, receives a call from the liaison officer, Mockingbird, who wants to see him. In the garden of the Vulture's house, the bird bird accepts the task of rescuing a Soviet KGB colonel who is preparing to defect to Britain.
Parammer went to the house of the intelligence officer Haarlem and took the forged passport.
Then disguised as a costume sample salesman, he landed in West Berlin by plane. British agent Johnny, posing as an employee of the clothing company, received Paganmer.
Outside the airport terminal, Israeli Mossad agents lurking in West Berlin were already monitoring their movements. Palermo came to the hidden garment factory.
British agent Johnny decided to arrange for Parammer to go to East Berlin to meet with the KGB colonel who was preparing to defect. Posing as a reporter, Palmer crossed the checkpoint into East Berlin, got into a taxi and headed straight to The Junction 59 Building.
Building 59 was empty, when a small car rushed in, and two East German policemen came down, arrested Palmer, and took him into the bunker of the police station.
In the bunker, Palmer met with the KGB colonel.
During a conversation with the KGB colonel, Palmer discovered that the KGB colonel was lying and untrustworthy.
Palmer goes to a nightclub and meets British agent Johnny and Israeli female agent Samantha.
Palmer asked Johnny, who was Kruzman? Agent Johnny thought it would be silly and dangerous to mention the name Kruzman in nightclubs. Palmer asks to see Kruzman, a man who is said to have a heavenly way to smuggle anyone from East Berlin to West Berlin.
When Palmer left the nightclub, he was seduced by Israeli agent Samantha, and together they took a taxi to the residence of Israeli agent Samantha.
In the taxi, Palmer noticed a bottle of beer in samantha's handbag, an Israeli agent, and asked her what she did? Samantha, a female agent, said that washing hair can also be used for bathing. Samantha went to change her clothes and said there was whiskey in the bookcase. Paganmo poured a glass of whiskey and tasted it as he quickly inspected the room.
Samantha changed her evening dress and came to the living room, and Paganmo asked, where did you buy this dress? Samantha said: Israel.
Parammer took advantage of the Israeli agent Samantha's makeup removal when she found a safe hidden in the back of the bookcase.
Early in the morning, Palmer left the residence of Israeli female agent Samantha and went to the Berlin Police Headquarters, where he found the British agent hiding in the police station, asked him to investigate the situation of Israeli female agent Samantha (about 24 years old), and found out that a burglar had been released.
At this time, Israeli female agent Samantha was talking to Palmer on the phone, and at her home, 2 male Israeli agents who were monitoring Palmer at the airport were eating breakfast.
After an Israeli female agent, Samantha and Palmer, return to her home, they happen to run into a burglar hired by Pamir who is searching her room, but is not found.
Israel's female agent Samantha's beloved pearl necklace is missing. While Sen Palmer was pouring tea, she quickly checked the safe behind the bookcase and found it intact.
Israeli female agent Samantha kisses Parammer, and they fall in love. Early the next morning, Palmer left the residence of Israeli female agent Samantha and returned to his apartment. He opened the door, and the room had been turned upside down. The burglar hired by Paganmer was already asleep. Palmer shook him awake. The burglar said, I've been waiting for you for three hours. Pagan asked: Did she also hire you to search my room? The burglar said: This is the work of the layman, and the first to move is the top drawer.
The burglar told Palmer that Samantha had three passports, one for the United States, one for Australia, and one for Israel, and was credited with $300 a week in funds. Palmer asked: Did you steal Samantha's pearl necklace? The burglar swore that nothing was moved. Palmer gave him pay to search Samantha's room.
Early in the morning, Parrumer received a call from Agent Johnny saying that Kruzman would meet him at a nightclub.
Paramer and Israeli agent Samantha went to a nightclub on an appointment and met British agent Johnny. Someone asked Paganmo to answer the phone, and Paganmo picked up the telephone handset, but no one spoke. It turned out that it was just a process for him to go through the joints. The nightclub lady told him to go with a man with a green carnation on his chest. Paganmer followed the man out of the nightclub.
On the dark road, Paramer was hijacked into a small car. It was Kruzman who was driving. In the car, he haggled with two robbers sitting in the back row and agreed on a $60,000 smuggling fee, with a $30,000 deposit. When he got out of the car, Pargnmer said to the driver: Hello, Mr. Kruzman. This is exactly what Palermo's intuition for as a professional spy is correct.
Paromer told Johnny that he did not believe the Soviet KGB colonel would defect.
Parammer meets with The Kgb Colonel of the Soviet Union at Building 59. Paganmo told the Soviet KGB colonel that tonight's smuggling operation was canceled. The Soviet KGB colonel did not understand.
Parhammer returned to London, England, met his superior vulture, and submitted a top-secret T105 report. Vulture said seeing the T105 report, it was just a bit. This refers to the matter between Palmer and Israeli agent Samantha. Palmer offered the Vulture a £800 interest-free loan incentive to buy a car.
Vulture's female secretary asks Palmer, who is Samantha? Palmer said the T105 report was confidential. He was given the funds and a ticket back to Berlin, and applied for a coffin.
Paromer went to the archives and took the documents carefully prepared by the intelligence officer Haarlem.
At the London airport, before the plane took off, intelligence officer Robin sent Palmer a film photograph of samantha's room, an Israeli female agent. Film photographs show that Israeli female agent Samantha's list, along with documents provided by intelligence officer Haarlem, has a similar person as Bonom. Paromer called the intelligence officer Haarlem and questioned the carefully prepared documents.
Intuition told Palmer that Israeli female agent Samantha was hunting down an important figure, and that figure was the man on her list, Bunom. The documents provided by the intelligence officer Haarlem on Bunom's death certificate should have been forged.
Palmer returned to Berlin and went to the residence of The Israeli agent Samantha, where she gave her an expensive necklace she had bought in London. Samantha, an Israeli female agent, asked Palmer: What did your thief find in my room? Palmer said: Your thief is with me.
Since then, the two have touched each other's bottom cards for the sake of their respective national interests, and they have tacitly agreed.
Samantha, an Israeli agent, asked Palmer: What is your interest in Bunom? Palmer asked rhetorically: Who is he?
Samantha, an Israeli agent, told Palmer that Bunom was a prominent Nazi war criminal pursued by Israeli intelligence and involved a huge $2 million in Swiss banks looted by Nazi Germany from Jews.
Israeli agent Samantha asked Palmer for Bunom's papers, but Palmer declined. Israeli female agent Samantha said to Palmer: We need those documents, even if we have to kill you!
Palmer arrives at the Berlin Police Headquarters and confirms that Klaus, the master forge, is still alive.
Palmer met Kruzman, and the two sides bargained.
Kruzman and his gang killed an old man. (I don't understand this very well)
Pargnmer meets with Kruzman to discuss the start of the smuggling operation.
Then, Pagan met with the KGB colonel and offered to start the action tonight. The KGB colonel said that if something went wrong, the guards would shoot him. The KGB colonel told Paga that he had participated in the 1917 Battle of the Hermitage by the Bursheviks.
Pagan told the KGB colonel: "It was a very expensive funeral.
The funeral is held as planned, and the old man who appears in the plot is the old man who was killed. The coffin was transported to the car in East Berlin and the bag was transferred during the transport. On the West Berlin side, the mourners have been forged. The coffin passed through the East Berlin checkpoint and was transported to West Berlin. On the West Berlin side, the weeping woman was paid for the mourning.
Palmer and British agent Johnny wait for the joint. Opening the coffin was The Dead Karuzman.
Agent Johnny knocked Parrmer unconscious. The robbers took the money, but they did not take the documents and fled.
A team of Israeli agents arrived and took the documents. At this time, Palmer woke up. Agent Johnny pretended to help Palmer and asked him how he would confess to London. Together, they returned to the clothing store. The vulture summons Payom alone.
Paromer reports to the Condor that he believes Johnny is related to Bunom. The Vulture said: Too clever, Palham, Bunom does not exist, Johnny is Bunom. Palmer asked, could it be that britain recruited former Nazi officers? The vulture said, not only that, but also you thief. Palermo suddenly understood that the Vultures were using the documents to control and blackmail Johnny in order to get a huge $2 million from the Swiss bank.
The Vulture instructs Palmer to retrieve the file and get rid of Johnny. Johnny was waiting outside for Palmer, and they left in the car together.
Paramer and Johnny come to a forest. Paromer told Johnny that he was ordered to kill him and called out his real name, Bunom.
On the streets of West Berlin, Paganmer met a KGB colonel in a Soviet uniform and teased each other about the defection that did not exist.
At the home of Israeli female agent Samantha, the Israeli male agent who was tracking Paganmo at the airport, took out the documents from the safe. Johnny arrived and killed the Israeli male agent.
Johnny hurried to a museum to meet with intelligence officer Haarlem. Intelligence officer Haarlem told him that the documents were forged and that the documents he had given to Palmer from the archives were genuine.
Palhammer was in a storage room. Retrieved the real file. Holding a bouquet of red roses, Parammer arrives at the residence of Israeli female agent Samantha and finds the male Israeli agent killed. At this time, another male Israeli agent appeared and pointed a gun at Palmer. Palmer subdued him, retrieved the real documents, left Samantha's residence, and returned to his apartment.
Intelligence officer Haarlem arrives at Palmer's apartment in an attempt to retrieve the real documents. Palmer forced the intelligence officer Haarlem to tell the truth and cooperate with him. Intelligence officer Haarlem told Palmer that tonight Johnny would cross the Berlin Wall and flee to East Berlin.
Israeli female agent Samantha and another male agent began tracking Palmer and intelligence officer Haarlem.
In the car, the intelligence officer Haarlem confessed to Palmer that he and Johnny had paid the sentries guarding the Berlin Wall and were scheduled to cross the Wall tonight to East Berlin, and then through the Czech Republic, to Switzerland.
Palmer gave the real documents to the intelligence officer Haarlem and asked him to meet Johnny.
Palmer followed intelligence officer Harlem into the room where Intelligence Officer Haller met Johnny, stumbled down the stairs, and found that Intelligence Officer Hallam had been killed by Johnny.
Palmer decided to design the elimination of Johnny. Palmer placed the pistol in the chest clothes of the dead intelligence officer Harlem. Johnny searched for Palmer. Pargamer lied that he did not carry a gun and said that intelligence officer Haarlem was nervous and confessed everything to the Condor, whose men had surrounded Johnny.
Johnny sent a signal to the sentries guarding the Berlin Wall. Palmer told Johnny that the Vultures knew his clothes and would shoot at him.
Johnny was tricked and forced Parom to change his clothes. Taking advantage of Johnny's inattention, Palmer escapes. Samantha, an Israeli female agent who was stalking, saw Johnny dressed in Palmer's clothes, thinking that it was Paganmer, who was carrying real documents, and ordered the shooting.
Israeli agents strafed with submachine guns and Johnny was shot and killed.
Palmer and Israeli female agent Samantha rush to Johnny, who was shot and killed. Palmer told Samantha that Johnny was the Nazi war criminal Bonom, the document was on Bunom's body, and then left the scene alone.
Palom designed to eliminate the Nazi war criminal Bonom, and then let the Israeli intelligence service retrieve the $2 million credentials that originally belonged to the Jews, that is, the real documents, and let the vultures find no loopholes in accountability.
Paromer turned down an interest-free loan of £800 from the vulture reward and disappeared alone into the vast sea of people in London.
Palemer, an upright and intelligent British agent.
Further reading:
(1) Seeing death as a homecoming, poignant love, the Russian War spy drama "Spy Must Die • Fire Road" appreciation
(2) The beauty of the enemy, the Russian series "Spy Must Die • Fox Hole", the hero is lonely to fight the Nazis
(3) There are enemies in the shadows, and the Russian World War II series "Total Annihilation" is too heavy to win the victory and sacrifice
(4) Nuclear bombs destroy the Nuremberg Trials, the Russian TV series "Strike Back", the romantic love history of the hero's struggle with the Nazis
(5) Class struggle and love and hate, from the movie "Tanker", look at Russia's tragic film culture