(man #1) Calling Cape Com. Cape Com.
This is Jupiter 16. Can you give a go for fourth orbit?
(man #2) Cape Com to Jupiter 16. Confirm 02 pressure is within limit.
(man #1) Roger. It all looks good in the environmental control system.
(man #2) OK. Everything looks good from here. You have a go for fourth orbit.
(man #1) Jupiter 16. Roger.
Stowing all loose gear, ready for the EVA.
Jupiter 16, this is Cape Com. Start your EVA any time you're ready.
You have time in the other EVAs for experiments.
- So don't stay out too long, Chris. - (Chris) OK, flight.
- Don't worry. We'll stick to plan. - Roger.
Cape Com to Jupiter 16. On my mark it will be four plus three seven.
Four, three, two, one, mark.
Cape Com, this is Chris. I'm out. Everything looks OK.
(man #2) Good.
(Chris) The maneuvering unit is working this time. It makes things a lot easier.
Cape Com to Hawaii. This is flight control. Come in.
Hawaii, roger.
(man #2) Hawaii, we expect to start EVA over your station on this pass.
Hawaii to Jupiter 16.
There is an unidentified object closing on you fast from astern. Can you see it?
Hawaii, we have nothing here. Hold while we check the space track.
Hawaii to Jupiter 16.
Repeat, Hawaii to Jupiter 16.
There is an unidentified object on our scope closing fast.
(Chris) We see nothing. Can you give me a bearing?
Appears to be coming up fast from astern.
Hey, now I see it.
It's another spacecraft. Repeat, it's another spacecraft!
- (crackles) Does it look like a close pass? - You're breaking up. Say again.
- Does it look like a close pass? - Chris, what's happening?
It's coming right at us.
The front is opening up. I repeat, the front is opening up!
- It's coming right at us. - Chris, get back in. Get back in!
(distorted) Do you read me? You're breaking up.
Chris, what's happening? What's happening?
Hawaii to Jupiter 16. Hawaii to Jupiter 16. Are you receiving me? Come in, please.
(distorted voices)
(Chris) My lead line! It's...
Hawaii to Jupiter 16. Hawaii to Jupiter 16.
Are you receiving me? Come in, please. Over.
Hello, Houston? We've lost radio contact. We've also lost him on the scope.
Unidentified object is still orbiting. Alert all stations and track him closely.
It is ridiculous for the Soviet government to deny responsibility.
The Soviet government denies all knowledge of this affair.
The world knows we are a peace-loving people.
I hereby give notice that in 20 days' time
the United States will launch her next spaceship into orbit.
I am instructed to inform you
that any interference with it will be regarded as an act of war.
May I ask what motive our Russian friends would have
for wishing to destroy American spacecraft?
My government sees this as nothing less than a blatant attempt
to gain complete and absolute control of space itself for military purposes.
We don't agree.
Her Majesty's Government is not convinced
that this intruder missile originated from Soviet Russia.
Our tracking station in Singapore
reported faint echoes of this craft coming down in the Sea of Japan area.
Might I suggest this is where you should concentrate your intelligence forces?
The prime minister assures you that this is what we propose to do.
As a matter of fact, our man in Hong Kong is working on it now.
Why do Chinese girls taste different from all other girls?
You think we better, huh?
No, just different.
Like Peking duck is different from Russian caviar, but I love 'em both.
- Darling, I give you very best duck. - That would be lovely.
We've had some interesting times together, Ling. I'll be sorry to go.
(knocking at door)
(siren)
Check that door.
The bed.
- We're too late. - Well, at least he died on the job.
He'd have wanted it this way.
# You only live twice
# Or so it seems
# One life for yourself
# And one for your dreams
# You drift through the years
# And life seems tame
# Till one dream appears
# And love is its name
# And love is a stranger
# Who'll beckon you on
# Don't think of the danger
# Or the stranger is gone
# This dream is for you
# So pay the price
# Make one dream come true
# You only live twice
# And love is a stranger
# Who'll beckon you on
# Don't think of the danger
# Or the stranger is gone
# This dream is for you
# So pay the price
# Make one dream come true
# You only live twice
(ship horns)
(man) "We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed,
"in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump."
"For the trumpet shall sound and the dead shall be raised incorruptible,
"and we shall all be changed."
"We therefore commit his body to the deep to be turned into corruption,
"looking for the resurrection of the body when the sea shall give up her dead."
Present!
- Fire! - (gunshots)
- Carry on. - Aye aye, sir.
- Request permission to come aboard, sir. - Permission granted.
- Take this officer aft. - Yes, sir.
(man on intercom) Number One, take her up to 90 feet. Course 045.
Aye aye, sir.
- Hello, Penny. - You'd better go right in.
You're late as usual. Even from your own funeral.
- We corpses have no sense of timing. - (buzzer)
- In you go... sir. - Thank you... ma'am.
- Oh, sit down, 007. - Thank you, sir.
- No ill effects? - None at all, sir.
Now you're dead, perhaps some of your old friends will pay less attention to you.
Give you more elbow room. You'll need it, too.
This is the big one. That's why I'm out here myself. I take it you're fully briefed?
Yes, sir. But there's one thing I don't understand.
If our tracking station is correct
about the rocket not landing in Russia, then where did it land?
We assume it's Japan.
This is pure guesswork, but the PM wants us to play it with everything we've got.
- And the aerial reconnaissance? - Every inch photographed. Nothing.
Are the Japanese equipped to launch such a rocket?
- We don't think so. - Then who else is?
That's what you've got to find out. And fast, before the real shooting starts.
This damn thing could blow up into a full-scale war.
When you get to Tokyo, go to that name and address.
- Our man Henderson will contact you. - Henderson.
- Captain here, sir. We're under way. - Right.
- That's all. - Thank you, sir.
- 007? - Sir?
We've only three weeks till the Americans launch the next one. You know that?
And my sources tell me the Russians are planning one even earlier than that.
- So move fast, 007. - Yes, sir.
Oh, by the way, how was the girl?
- Which girl? - The Chinese one we fixed you up with.
- Another five minutes, I'd have found out. - Hm. She'll never know what she missed.
- (buzzer) - (M) Miss Moneypenny?
Give 007 the password we've agreed with Japanese SIS.
Yes, sir.
We tried to think of something that you wouldn't forget.
Yes?
"I love you."
Repeat it, please, to make sure you get it.
Don't worry, I get it. Sayonara.
James? Good luck.
Instant Japanese. You may need it.
You forget, I took a first in oriental languages at Cambridge.
(alarm)
(intercom) Stand by to load.
Lift to the launch.
Tube loaded. Bow cap open.
Fire.
(speaks Japanese)
(both speak Japanese)
This is your ticket.
Thank you.
(referee shouting in Japanese)
I love you.
I have a car nearby.
- Oh? Where do you suggest we go? - I know a quiet hotel.
- And? - Where your friend is waiting.
Mr. Henderson.
Wasn't Mr. Henderson able to come himself?
- I suppose not. - Why?
He didn't say.
Well, I think it's about hotel-time.
(horn)
How long have you been working for Henderson?
Long enough to learn not to discuss such matters with strangers.
(speaking Japanese)
- Mr. Henderson's waiting for you. - You're not coming in with me?
Mr. Henderson would like to see you alone.
Do come in.
Mr. Henderson?
At your service.
I believe you wanted to ask me some questions.
Yes. Excuse me.
(dull thwack)
- Thank you. - I'm glad you got it right.
I lost that in Singapore in '42.
Oh, you must excuse this rather odd mixture of styles,
but I refuse to go entirely Japanese.
Very fond of some of these old things.
- You've never been to Japan before? - No, never.
I myself have lived here for, er...
28 years. And I'm just beginning to know my way about.
- Your most vital contact will be Tanaka. - Tanaka?
He's head of the Japanese secret service.
And his identity is the most closely guarded secret in Japan.
When can I see him?
- You can see Tiger tonight. - "Tiger"?
His closest friends are permitted to call him that.
- Do you have any leads of your own? - Yes, I do.
That's stirred, not shaken. That was right, wasn't it?
Perfect. Cheers.
Russian vodka. Well done.
I get it from the doorman at the Russian embassy.
Amongst certain other things.
Now, look.
I think London's theory about the missile being fired from this country is right.
I don't know how or where, and don't ask me who's doing it either.
But, er... I have a fairly shrewd idea that a major foreign power is behind it all.
You mean apart from Russia and Japan?
Oh, it's not Russia, old boy. I'm sure of that.
It's not Japan either.
Although a large Japanese industrial concern is...
Urrgh!
(groans as if in pain)
- (speaks Japanese) - (groans)
Good evening.
Cheers.
Siamese vodka?
(footsteps)
(alarms blare)
(shouting in Japanese)
(man shouts in Japanese)
(gunfire)
Get in, quick!
Now, what the hell's the score?
What do you mean? My job is to help you.
- Like you helped Henderson? - I'm taking you to a place of safety.
No, this time I'm taking you. I want some information now.
- I have no information to give you. - We'll soon see about that. Slow down.
Welcome. (laughs)
Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond.
It is a great pleasure to meet you at last.
And how do you like our country so far?
I am a trifle disappointed at the ease with which I could pull you in.
The one thing my honorable mother taught me long ago
was never to get into a car with a strange girl.
But you, I'm afraid, will get into anything with any girl.
I must say, you have a lot of energy for a dead man, Mr. Bond.
You are James Bond, aren't you?
I am so very pleased to meet you, Bond-san. I really am.
Permit me to introduce myself.
My name is Tanaka. Please call me Tiger.
If you're Tanaka, how do you feel about me?
I... love you.
I'm glad we got that out of the way.
I'd like you to examine these as soon as possible.
They're from Osato's safe.
This is an order for naval stores. 500 kilos of butter, 50 containers of lox.
- What is lox? - An American name for smoked salmon.
But it's also the technical name for liquid oxygen, which makes rocket fuel.
- Very interesting. - Yes.
We must go.
The journey out will be more dignified than the journey in.
That wouldn't be difficult.
- I'd like that negative enlarged. All right? - OK.
(speaks Japanese)
My private train. I never travel in the streets of Tokyo.
In my position, it would be most unwise.
Very convenient.
I imagine that your Mr. M in London has a similar arrangement.
M? Oh, yes, but of course.
Then the girl in the white sports car's one of us.
- Aki? Yes. - Very competent. (speaks Japanese)
Do you like Japanese sake, Mr. Bond, or would you prefer vodka martini?
Oh, no, I like sake.
Especially when it's served at the correct temperature.
98.4° Fahrenheit, like this is.
For a European, you are exceptionally cultivated.
(speaks Japanese)
- We'll see the photograph you found. - Good.
Just a ship and a strip of land. It could be anywhere.
My men found a microdot on the paper. Enlarge!
It says, "Photograph taken by female American tourist from coastal vessel."
"The woman has been liquidated as a routine precaution."
- Can we see the photograph again? - Of course.
(Bond) So they killed an innocent tourist for taking this?
Can you make it bigger?
(Bond) Ning-Po.
Check motor vessel Ning-Po. Full details.
All recent movements and present whereabouts.
- What's that on the left? - Focus on the left.
Aha. Ama. Diving girls.
- Can you identify that coastline? - Given time, yes.
- Who is the head of Osato Chemicals? - Mr. Osato.
- Can you arrange a meeting tomorrow? - Of course.
But tonight, consider my house yours. Including all of my possessions, naturally.
My friend, now you take your first civilized bath.
Really? Well, I like the plumbing.
Place yourself entirely in their hands, my dear Bond-san.
Rule number one...
is never do anything for yourself when someone else can do it for you.
- And number two? - Rule number two...
In Japan, men always come first. Women come second.
I might just retire to here.
Your English girls would never perform this simple service.
I think I know one or two who might get round to it.
Miss Moneypenny, perhaps? (chuckles)
We have our sources, Bond-san, just like you.
Don't get the soap in my eye, will you?
(speaks Japanese)
You know what it is about you that fascinates them?
It's the hair on your chest. Japanese men all have beautiful bare skin.
Japanese proverb say, "Bird never make nest in bare tree."
If Henderson's theory is right,
why would a foreign power want to launch missiles from Japan?
Because if ever they were discovered, they could deny responsibility.
Especially if some private organization's doing the work.
- Osato? - Perhaps.
Mr. Osato is one of the greatest industrialists in Japan.
- No, he's merely a front. - Who is big enough?
- SPECTER. - Could be.
Now, massage. Which girl do you select?
- I'll just settle for this little old lady here. - Good choice. She's very sexyful.
The last time someone gave me a massage was in Hong Kong.
But unfortunately we had to cut it short.
We were rudely interrupted by a couple of gunmen.
So we never got around to finishing it.
This time, you shall finish it.
- Aki. - (chuckles)
No one will disturb you tonight.
I think I will enjoy very much serving under you.
- Mr. Fisher? - Yes.
- This way, please. - Thank you.
Please come in, Mr. Fisher. Mr. Osato is expecting you.
Thank you.
You are 3˝/ minutes early. Please be seated.
- How do you do, Mr. Fisher? - How do you do?
Miss Brandt, my confidential secretary.
- Hello. - Hello.
- May we offer you some champagne? - No, thank you. It's too early for me.
- You're quite sure? - Quite sure.
I always take a glass in the morning. You should try it.
- It's bad for your liver, isn't it? - Nonsense. It adds a sparkle to the day.
I'm sure it does.
A Dom Pérignon '59, Mr. Fisher. Are you really sure you won't change your mind?
- Well, if you insist. - Please be seated, Mr. Fisher.
So, you are the new managing director of Empire Chemicals?
- What happened to Williamson? - Williamson?
Ah, yes. He died rather suddenly, poor chap.
Ah, so. From what?
- He fell into a pulverizer at the works. - Ah, so.
How shocking.
- A very honorable death, all the same. - Very.
He gained great face with the company.
I hope you are not taking any risks yourself, Mr. Fisher.
Me? I never take any risks.
You forgive me for saying so, but, uh...
I think you are taking one now.
- I am? - Mm-hm.
You should give up smoking. Cigarettes are very bad for your chest.
Mr. Osato believes in a healthy chest.
Really?
Now, then, you must tell me what I can do for you.
We're interested in the bulk-buying of fermentation chemicals.
Monosodium glutamate and ascorbic acid.
- You'd like a license to manufacture? - Yes, very much.
So, I'll have my sales manager get quotations and delivery dates for you.
We'll contact you later today at your hotel.
- Which hotel are you staying at? - The Hilton.
Goodbye, Mr. Fisher.
- A pleasure to meet you. - A pleasure to meet you, too.
- Goodbye, Miss Brandt. - Goodbye, Mr. Fisher.
Kill him.
Get down!
(gunfire)
(horn)
(gunfire continues)
294 here. Tiger, immediate.
Come in, 294.
Zero-zero is with me. We are being chased by gunmen in black sedan.
I'm heading south for Highway Two. Arrange usual reception, please.
- How's that for Japanese efficiency? - Just a drop in the ocean.
- Zero-zero? - Yes, Tiger.
Motor vessel "Ning-Po" is owned by Osato Chemicals.
- That fits. Go on. - Vessel at present loading in Kobe docks.
Sailing for Shanghai at 5 p.m. this afternoon.
Suggest you proceed Kobe immediately to look her over.
- Can we make it? - Yes, just.
Proceeding immediately, Kobe docks. Tiger, contact M.
Tell him to send Little Nellie. Repeat, Little Nellie.
Suggest she be accompanied by her father.
- Most urgent. Understood? - Understood.
Condensation: ice-cold. Liquid oxygen.
(shouting in Japanese)
Get out of here. Contact Tanaka.
- I'm not leaving you. - Tell him to keep that ship shadowed.
Go now.
Take him to Number 11.
- Wake him up. - (Bond) Are you finished?
Where am I?
You're in my cabin on the Ning-Po.
Leave him to me now. Wait in there. And shut the door.
I've got you now.
Well, enjoy yourself.
- Who are you working for? - Empire Chemicals, you know that.
- Do all their people carry guns? - When they're abroad, yes.
And why were you snooping around the docks?
I like ships and I used to be a sailor.
You are a liar.
- Do you know what this is? - I'd rather not.
Plastic surgeons call it a dermatome.
They use it to slice off skin.
I hope you won't force me to use it.
Now, what's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?
- I have a confession to make. - What?
Actually, I'm a spy.
I know that.
I suppose you know that industrial secrets are big business?
Mm-hm.
Well, I've stolen Osato's new process for making monosodium glutamate.
And, er...
Well, it's worth $300,000.
So?
I'll split it with you if you'll get me out of here and back to Tokyo.
That's a nice offer.
- How about it? - I'm afraid not.
Why?
Osato would kill me.
We could fly to Europe tomorrow, you and I.
The things I do for England.
You are going to need some very close protection tonight in Tokyo,
because... well, that's when they'll try and get at you.
- You'll need the best man we've got. - And who do you suggest?
Well, me.
I'm afraid I have another appointment tonight, Mr. Fisher.
I'm awfully sorry to leave you, but I have to get off.
Chasing girls will be the end of you, Bond-san. I told you before.
He didn't chase her. He did it so I could get away.
He wouldn't touch that horrible girl. You wouldn't, would you?
Oh, heaven forbid. Any progress?
Yes. We have identified the coastline in the photograph.
It is an island called Matsu, on the direct route between Kobe and Shanghai.
We shadowed the Ning-Po in a helicopter.
- Did it stop at the island? - I think so.
It was a very dark night. Impossible to see her all the time.
But we know she stopped somewhere. Look at these.
That one we took last night.
And that one, early this morning.
- Notice, please, the water line. - You're right.
Fully laden here and empty here.
I want to take a fast look at the island.
- Has Little Nellie arrived yet? - Yes. And her father.
Welcome to Japan, Dad. Is my little girl hot and ready?
Look, 007, I've had a long and tiring journey, probably to no purpose.
I'm in no mood for your juvenile quips.
I have much curiosity, Bond-san. What is Little Nellie?
(Bond) Oh, she's a wonderful girl. Very small, quite fast.
Can do anything. Just your type.
- A toy helicopter? - No, it's certainly not a toy. You'll see.
We made some improvements since you used her last. I'll give you the drill.
This can only be for children. Don't use it, Bond-san. Take my helicopter instead.
Right. Now pay attention.
- Two machine guns, fixed. - Synchronized to what?
100 yards, using incendiaries and high explosives.
Two rocket launchers, forward-firing on either side.
(Bond) Fine.
Now, these fire heat-seeking, air-to-air missiles. 60 a minute.
Good.
Flame guns. Two of 'em, firing astern.
- What range? - 80 yards.
Two smoke ejectors next door to them.
Aerial mines. Use them only when directly above target. That's about the lot, I think.
- You know the rest, don't you? - Yes.
Cine camera.
- Tanaka, listen in on 410 megacycles. - Good luck, Bond-san.
- I'll contact you when I reach the island. - Be careful, Bond-san.
Hello, Base One. I'm over the island. Have seen the fishing village. Nothing to report.
(Tanaka) We'll keep listening.
Hello, Base One. There's nothing here but volcanoes.
Understood. Carry on.
(gunfire)
- Hello, Base One. - Listening.
Little Nellie got a hot reception. Four big-shots made improper advances.
But she defended her honor with great success.
- Heading for home. - Do not come home, Bond-san.
Russian space shot imminent. Proceed vector 4-6 degrees and await instructions.
- Understood? - Roger and out.