Hey, you people!
Stop! Who are you?
- I'm just leaving. - Stop!
I'm a student. Frederic Pryor.
- Student? - Yes, student.
And this here?
No photos!
Sorry, I can't help you. I can't tell you anything.
He is not here...
or you can't say?
Where is he?
I can't tell you.
Please tell me. I must know.
There must be someone who knows where... where he is.
- What?! Back in the line! - Please, back in the line!
- Who do you think are? - I'm going to the Soviet Embassy.
- Get back in line! - Don't you listen?
- I'm American. - Do you have documents?
- I... - Give me your passport!
I must be at the Soviet Embassy at noon.
Noon! It's almost time.
This is my passport and here is...
my... Visa.
Noon. Please.
- American? - American.
Passport's in order.
The visa is correct.
- You can go. - Thank you.
Good morning.
Next, please. Quickly!
Are you lost?
- Good day. - You've gotten lost.
Lost. Yeah, yeah...
The "Unter den Linden"?
- This is no bum. - A fine American drifter.
- You speak German? - Yeah, yeah.
I speak a bit.
But what an expensive coat you have!
Can I try it on, man?
Let us try it on...
then we'll give it back. We promise.
You can give us your money or
You give us your coat and it'll cost you nothing.
All right.
"Unter den Linden"?
Where is it?... For my coat.
Go straight ahead.
Then right.
- Right. - Then take the second left.
Mama, he's not here.
Oh my, mama. Don't cry!
C'mon! Let's go!
Excuse me.
I have a message for Mr. Donovan.
- Moving pretty fast. - Yes, you're perfectly justified.
Documents! Quickly!
He doesn't speak German. A colleague from America.
American?
Get out. C'mon.
Documents.
- Mr. Vogel, have a good journey. - Thank you for your cooperation.
Get up. Come with me.
Excuse me!
So, I also took some.
So, that doesn't mean the newspapers...
Where is he?
Yes, tell him I appreciate that. It'll soon be over...
Foreign call, please.
Thanks.
Remove your hat and glasses.
Does your wife have a birthmark?
- Yes. - Where?
Right breast.
Standing man.