:28:00
Uh, actually, it's kind of like
champagne that way.
:28:02
The Franciscan monks thought
they were making white wine.
:28:03
Somehow the bottle carbonated.
Voila! Champagne.
:28:05
- And then the whole thing just--
- The gas, Dr. Goodspeed.
:28:08
It's very, very horrible, sir.
:28:10
It's one of those things
we wish we could disinvent.
:28:14
This isn't a "train" exercise, is it?
:28:16
No, Dr. Goodspeed,
it's not a training exercise.
:28:56
- Hello, sir.
- Good morning, Director.
:28:58
This is Ernest Paxton, agent in charge
of the West Coast operation.
:29:01
- Dr. Goodspeed.
- Pleasure to meet you.
- How do you do, sir?
:29:04
It's been a fairly interesting day
so far. The prisoner's here. Shall we?
:29:08
Now, my boys, they haven't been
able to find a file on this guy.
Who is he anyway, sir?
:29:12
His name is John Mason,
a British national...
:29:15
incarcerated on Alcatraz
in 1962, escaped in '63.
:29:20
I was under the impression that no one
ever escaped Alcatraz, sir.
:29:22
Paxton, don't argue!
:29:25
This man has no identity, not in
the United States or Great Britain.
:29:29
He does not exist. Understand?
:29:31
I want one thing:
how he escaped The Rock.
:29:33
Specifically the route he took
through the island's bowels.
:29:36
- The papers are in order, sir.
- We're prepared to offer him
a full pardon.
:29:40
And Paxton, no strong-arming Mason.
I know him too well.
:29:44
Well, if you know him,
then why don't you question him?
:29:47
No, he'll remember me. I don't want
his anger clouding the issue.
:29:51
All right, I'll take care of him.