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Now, there he is.
Listen, he needs a new ghost writer, instead of a fucking politician.
He paid 10 million dollars for those memoirs but rumors have made the text become a pile of rubbish.
Rhinehart lent him his beach house so they could fix it,
and surely McAra is really under pressure.
According to the pathologist, one third of the blood is like liquor.
Do you mean he sank because of an accident?
Accident, suicide, who cares? That book killed him.
Yes, that's a push.
Who is this McAra? Should I have heard of it?
Well. He was a kind of Lang assistant when he became Prime Minister,
so don't confess you never heard. He is with him for years.
I don't know, Rick.
This is a big opportunity for you.
Plus good income. Children won't starve.
- I don't have children. - I have.
Roy.
Who do you expect to bomb, Random House?
We publish Lang's memoirs.
Apparently that was enough to make us target.
Thank you.
- How many people were interviewed? - Five. You're the last one.
I have to be honest.
I don't think you're the right person for this job.
So that good job is not your decision, Roy.
John Maddox, Executive Director Rhinehart, New York.
sir.
Sidney Kroll, Lawyer Mr. Lang from Washington.
Mr. Kroll.
And Nick Ricardelli I'm sure you know.
Fine, Rick.
Well, I know from Rick you already know the situation.
Maybe you can relieve us and explain in detail what you will produce on this project.
None.
No, I won't pretend to be someone else.
You hold my CV.
His last work was the autobiography of a magician,
l Came, I Sawed, I Conquered.
Yes, and it immediately becomes number one , so...
After you reject it, Roy.
Well, I don't read political memoirs. Who reads it?
I know you spent 10 million on this book.
How much profit will you get?
Two? Three?
Bad news for your shareholders.
And the worst news for your clients, Mr. Kroll.
Adam Lang, wants to be recorded in history, is not in the sales table.
That's right!
That's because I don't know anything about politics that I will ask a question so that clearly understands who Adam Lang is.
And that's the autobiography that sells.
Heart.
Wow! It's good to do.
- Bullshit. - Do you think so?
John, of course. Adam Lang is a historical figure in the world.
His autobiography will be an publishing world event.
Yes, well, I have a warehouse full of
world publishing program waiting to be porridge.
Sid?
Adam is clearly still very sad with what happened to Mike McAra.
He is irreplaceable. Cannot be replaced, but he must be replaced.
Adam can certainly realize the benefits of trying different people.
In the end, it's about chemistry. You exercise, maybe?
- Not really. - Too bad. Adam likes to exercise.
Actually, I know good writers in the Guardian of the usual gym.
Okay, maybe we can review the publishing plan, huh?
We have to wrap it in a month.
- a month? - Yes.
- Do you want this book to be finished in a month? - We already have the first script.
Yes, obviously this requires hard work.
That's why I like your résume. You are fast and give results.
You call it, he's the ghost.
And you're English.
Ghost (writer) must be English.
It's worth talking more comfortably, right?
- Do you have family responsibilities? - No, I have no family. Why?
Adam is bound to give lectures around the United States,
also a fund-raising program for the Adam Lang Foundation.
A month in America. No problem.
Can't I bring the script here to do it?
I don't think so. It is guaranteed safe in the neighborhood of Marty Rhinehart's house.
Only a few people are allowed to handle it.
It sounds more like a bomb than a book.
I need to know some basic things. If I needed to edit it.
Yes, in theory. Actually, we need to talk about that.
- How fast can you get there? - As fast as you want?
- He will fly tonight. - Rick.
It's okay.
Okay, you're welcome.
Oh!
- Congratulations. - Thank you. thanks.
- Rick. - Thank you.
Actually, I have something
- You might want to see it. - Is that... Is that...
No, no, no, this is not Adam's book. No, my other client.
Yes, maybe you can tell your opinion.
Sure.
Okay, if you take flight tonight,
We better discuss the contract with Rick.
Want to take this friend out? Do you want to?
Roy?
I call you in an hour, friend.
Hey!
Remember...
Heart.
Something is wrong about this project.
- What? I, what do you mean? - Obviously you.
Dan McAra. Suicide?
For me he is invisible has suicidal tendencies.
Nice to meet you, Roy.
Good luck.
Oh, God.
Thank you.
- Yes? - Congratulations!
- What's up? - Have me as your agent.
Yes, I have a hard time believing my luck.
Have you packed?
I was just robbed.
Damn! Are you okay?
Yes, they only took the script that Sidney Kroll gave me.
What? Why?
I don't know. Try to explain.
Are you hurt?
No, I'm fine. I think they must have followed me from Rhinehart.
Why did they do that?
Well, maybe they think Lang's book is on me.
I know all of this is a bad idea.
You can still leave tonight, right?
For God's sake, Rick, I'm still shocked.
Well, there is another surprise for you.
For one month working on the written script,
Rhinehart Inc., willing to pay you 250 thousand dollars, plus fees / />> A seat near a window or aisle?
"We hope to bring the latest news in the last bulletin."
"Meanwhile, former British Prime Minister Adam Lang returned to the news tonight."
"According to the leaked document, Mr. Lang authorized"
"Illegal use of English Special Forces"
"to arrest four suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists in Pakistan"
"then submit them for interrogation by the CIA."
"They, Nasir Ashraf, Marwat Sayed, Salim Khan and Faruk Ahmed,"
"all British citizens were arrested in the city of Peshawar Pakistan five years ago."
"The four are allegedly transferred abroad"
"to a secret location and tortured."
"Mr. Ashraf is reported to have died during interrogation."
"Operation which is an violation according to..."
- Yes? - Where are you?
Heathrow, just like you. Waiting for a flight to New York.
You can see the news, right?
What is Lang? Yes, I'm watching it.
What have you got for me?
I got ¼ million dollars, friends, that's what I got for me.
They called my flight. I have to go.
Listen, I just realized
Sidney Kroll probably accidentally gave the text to me so that it will look like I brought the book Lang.
Why did he do it?
I don't know. Using me as bait?
Sleep during the trip. You sound weird.
"Feed." I call you next week.
"... and long-term psychiatric trauma."
"In other words, torture."
Hello, sir. Do you want to read the newspaper?
- Have a Evening Standard ? - Yes, we have.
Thank you. thanks.
Hello, madam. Do you want to read the newspaper?
Yes, you can. thanks.
Passport?
Of course this is a scandal!
Amelia Bly. Welcome.
I'm assistant to Adam.
Unfortunately Adam is in New York, and won't be back until later this afternoon.
Actually, forget what I said earlier, is really crazy!
Oh, my God. I am very sorry. I think Ruth missed one of her days.
If this is not the right time, I can go to...
No, no. He wants to meet you.
- OK. Let's start it? - Well.
- How was your trip? - Tiring.
- We are a small team. - Thank you.
This is Alice.
Lucy is traveling with Adam.
We need another pair of hands, but Adam can't make him replace Mike.
- They worked together for so long. - How long have you been working for him?
8 years. I attach from number 10.
Ah. Poor number 10.
Before I show the script,
I need you to sign this confidentiality agreement.
Signature here.
And here...
Wow, calm place.
You don't feel lonely at night?
My husband I miss the most.
Are you married? I see you don't wear a wedding ring.
I can't, it's very unfortunate. It's too complicated.
- Sounds when I pass airport security. - Oh.
Well, here it is.
The text is not to be moved from this room. Not to be copied.
You have 6 hours before Adam returns from New York.
- Can you finish at that time? - I will try.
I will ask Dep to bring the sandwich for your lunch.
Thank you.
Have fun.
"Lang is Scottish, his origin, and proud of that."
"Our name is a derivation of 'long', in Anglo Saxon 'high',"
"and from the north of the border my ancestors arrived."
Damn.
"My great grandfather, Ebenezer Lang,"
"born in 1862 in Pitlochry, Scotland."
"One of 9 children, 7 of them boys."
"The American president is much higher than I thought."
"This year's European summit is really interesting."
"I have always been met by Queen, personally, has a very pleasant sense of humor."
Thank you.
"I'm always optimistic. Where we live now."
"Ruth and I look to the future, whatever can be maintained."
How bad is that?
Oh, hello.
Well? How bad is that?
You haven't read it yet?
Not all of them.
- Yes, suppose this needs some effort. - How many?
Fine, everything is described there. It's just in the wrong order.
Let's. It looks like you need to rest.
You are my idea.
me?
You wrote the memoirs Christy Costello, right?
Do you read it?
We stayed at his house in Mustique, last winter.
The book is beside the bed.
- I'm embarrassing. - No problem?
That's brilliant, in the desire that is so terrible.
How do you change the speech that goes into something vague ² makes sense.
I said to Adam, "This is the person who will write your book, not Mike."
God, I miss my hometown.
It's like getting married with Napoleon on St. Helena.
- Why don't you go back to London? - I feel I can't leave him alone.
Something's wrong with it now.
Amelia said she was very sad for the death of Michael McAra.
Oh, her, really?
Since when did Mrs. Bly became an expert about my husband's feelings, I wasn't sure.
Mike's loss is a blow, of course,
but that's not all.
The necessity to remember everything, year after year, for the sake of this damn book.
Oh, my God.
You must be wondering what you have done.
Okay, fine, I'll tell him.
They just want to land.
Thursday, he is in Chicago.
Actually, I think I will go and pick her up.
Amelia can live here and polish nails or anything.
Why did you not greet him?
Good. I'll go with a spare car. I can polish my nails there.
Hi, honey.
- How is New York? - Friendly and sweet.
Hi, Barry. Hi, Amelia.
Hello. Who are you?
I'm your ghost.
Good.
Don't worry. He is not always like a fool.
This place really seems alive at night.
You will be with us for 4 weeks, right?
I think so.
And is the bill sent directly to the Rhinehart company?
Good.
Not including mini-bars.
Alright. He is ready for you.
How is your hotel? Quiet?
Monastic.
That's good. There is no interference.
Thank you, honey.
Hi, man. Are you ready to start?
Of course.
- Does the script fill this? - Right.
Can I have it?
I'm sorry, it will be a security risk.
You mean, I have to retype the entire script?
Do you really keep all my books on that little thing?
We can save 100 books in this, Adam.
And can be copied in an instant. That's the problem.
Awesome.
Do you know the worst thing about my life? You can't relate anymore.
Everything is done for you. You don't drive, you don't bring money.
If I need money, I borrow it from the protection officer.
This kind of detail is what we need in memoirs.
I can't tell it all. People will think I'm really stupid.
No, not at all. No, this explains what is like being the Prime Minister.
That is what the reader really wants to know.
How does it feel to run the country? How does it feel so confined?
How does it feel to be hated?
Thank you very much.
And so loved.
Amelia, what do you think?
I think I have to leave you two.
So, how do we do this?
I interviewed you.
I changed your answer to prose.
I will add a connecting section, here and there, imitating your words.
OK.
- Did you hear about Mike? - Yes. My condolences.
We have to write something good about him.
I think her mother wants to be like that.
Of course.
Well, the first interesting thing my attention is,
you become a successful politician
precisely because you don't look like a politician.
This is definitely not something I want to do when I was young.
I think most of the political students are nerds.
Yes, I agree. So, what attracts you to enter politics?
Attract me, of course.
Let me remember, I am 23, approximately, several years from Cambridge.
And I remember it was Sunday afternoon, and it was raining.
I'm still in bed. And someone starts knocking on the door.
And, you know, I came out the night before
and drink and what you get.
So, I took the pillow and I put it above my head, and it started again.
And I stand up, I curse, I open the door and there is this girl.
He was soaking wet, but he started talking about regional elections.
And so it is.
- I'm in love. - And he is Ruth?
He is Ruth.
And the only way I can meet him again is to join the party and distribute leaflets.
That's great.
Do you want to use this?
Using this? I think we should open the whole book like this.
"I entered politics because of love,"
"not love for party or ideology, but because of love for a woman."
Can you write this as soon as possible, please?
Of course.
- Thank you. - How is that?
Good enough. He just kept calling me "man".
He always does it if he can't remember someone's name.
There is a sandwich in the kitchen.
Oh, damn it.
Great.
I'm sorry, sir. I didn't realize there was someone above.
What is happening?
Only security training, sir. We do it once a week.
There it seems. I lost your track a bit.
I'm already big. You can't keep watching me all the time.
Don't wander alone. The security guard doesn't like it.
Found it.
- Do you win? - Don't play tennis. The gym.
Gym? What did he practice for? Olympics?
This is your transcript.
Cambridge. Let's talk about that.
Sorry? Um...
Cambridge?
That's so long gone, I can barely remember it.
Do you pretend often?
Sometimes.
Must have practiced well for politics, pretending?
This is a good way to meet girls.
By the way, don't write it down, okay?
However, pretending to be is very important to you?
Okay, suppose I enjoy it.
You know, you walk to the stage, pretending to be someone else,
and people really welcome you with applause.
Good, more or less like that. We enter it.
- No. - Why not?
Because this is the memoirs of a Prime Minister.
And at any time my opponent who waits for something will attack me with that,
they always say I'm a fucking actor!
Do you know what Times of London reported on the day I stopped?
"Kindly leave the stage."
So, no, we won't talk about it, if you don't mind, with my college days as an actor.
We leave it exactly as Mike wrote it.
Do you want to take a break?
Actually, that's a good idea, thank you. I need to call.
Bastard.
Look at this.
"Former British Foreign Minister Richard Rycart"
"has requested the International Criminal Court in The Hague to investigate allegations"
"that former British Prime Minister Adam Lang"
"ordered the surrender of terrorist suspects illegally"
"to be tortured by the CIA."
Don't!
The package will move.
Unplug all phones.
Is Ruth still walking out? Shit! He, right?
- Barry! Barry! - Yes.
Please look for Ny. Lang and bring him back here as soon as you can?
- OK. - Let's go.
- Rycart has made a statement. - Yes I know.
- He just called me. - This is hard to believe.
He wants me to know that is not a personal matter.
He really wanted, really wanted to tell me that it was only
because he is famous for fighting for human rights that he can't shut up any longer.
"He is famous for fighting for human rights." Oh, God.
- Sorry I couldn't hold back my anger. - Forget it.
And you told him?
Yes, just contacted him. And how he responds to this.
Sorry, Adam. This is circulating on the AP.
"According to sources in The Hague,"
"Prosecutor's Office International Criminal Court"
"will issue a statement tomorrow morning."
Oh, Adam.
Thank you, Alice.
Why aren't we given a warning about this? Where is Downing Street?
The telephone is disconnected.
The switch might try to get a connection again.
Now? Do you use miracles? What are you doing?
I mean, you didn't say that
The Cabinet Office does not know this is happening?
The War Crimes Court does not warn suspects who are under investigation.
Is this Adam now, suspect?
You need to contact Sid Kroll.
I am happy on this occasion to clean my name or something related like that.
So, you are not defending yourself, but you are not arrogant.
You are not angry, but you are not happy?
- That's all. - Then what exactly?
I told you he was funny.
I have always been a passionate supporter...
No, delete it.
I am always excited, no, really support
the work done by the International Criminal Court. He is, right?
You are the author.
The struggle against terror is too important to be used for the purpose of personal revenge.
Very good. You can be the new Mike McAra.
- Hello? - John Maddox.
This will be big. It could be just good for us.
- It could be. - The first chapter is right here.
OK.
How far has it been covered?
Year of inception, childhood, university.
Alright, forget the nonsense. For him to focus on war crimes.
And he can't talk to other people, understand?
- Understood. - We have to get it exclusively.
It's possible you completed the script faster?
Faster?
Yes, yes, faster.
Good, how fast?
I think two weeks.
Gosh.
Listen, I know this is difficult, but if there are who can do it, you are the person.
I rely on you. We will persuade him.
Damn.
I never thought you were smoking.
I only allow in times of extreme stress or pleasure.
- And which one is this? - Very funny.
Maddox just contacted. He wants to the book in 2 weeks instead of the 4th one.
Gosh. Good luck.
Yes, I don't mind going back to the hotel. I can do something there.
You don't plan to carry the script
- get out of here, right? - Of course not.
Because you realize how much more serious this problem is, right?
- You can check me if you want. - That is not needed.
Alright. Take your things. I will ask one of the guards to deliver.
"Mr. Lang insists that he always supports"
"the work done by the International Criminal Court."
"Mr. Lang added, quote,"
"The struggle against terror is too important"
"to be used for the purpose of personal revenge."
- Same again, sir? "This is widely interpreted as..."
- Yes, thank you. "... attack on former Minister"
"British Foreign Affairs Richard Rycart, who requested..."
Can we change the channel?
- Sure. - Thank you.
"The problem of practice is called 'waterboarding',"
"interrogation techniques that are considered..."
- Want to eat? - What do you have?
- Meat-filled bread. Oyster soup. - Oyster soup seems good.
Are you English?
So do you.
I am, indeed.
Are you here for vacation? No, Im working.
Then what do you do?
Only this and that. Excuse me.
I heard Adam Lang was on the island.
Really?
I heard that.
Maybe you happen to know where he is?
No.
No, I don't think so. If you don't mind.
"Raymond to Naslund and to Mattias Ohlund."
"Giving to Lukas Krajicek. He is in trouble fighting"
"Barrett Jackman and the referee..."
Bastard.
"... and Ohlund can't survive anymore, and the game of this power is exactly over."
"Keith Tkachuk is almost getting ready to return to play."
Hello?
- Can I help you? - Hi.
Yes, you can tell, is there anyone entering my room?
Nothing, sir.
- Is there someone asking about me? - There is no.
What about the other guests?
An English man.
You are the only guest at this hotel, sir.
- Hello? - You have to check out
from the hotel, immediately.
The situation has changed. The car is on its way.
What?
See you later.
Hello?
- Okay - Heart on that. Okay?
- More excited, huh? - It seems like that.
Who are you with?
I am alone.
Oh, never mind. Up to us too.
You are connected with Rick Ricardelli's office. Leave a message.
Hey, Rick. Now they want to book the book in two weeks.
Thank you for this work.
Can't talk much. Some peaceful demonstrators tried to kill me.
You work for a killer! You work for a killer!
Liars! Liar! Liar!
- Are you sick? - No, aging.
This place is the opposite of Shangri-La.
I tried to contact you several times last night.
You did not answer.
I forgot to charge my cellphone.
Really? And call the hotel?
I'm good at sleeping.
Now, you can sleep well here start now.
- Here? - We're surrounded.
You can't challenge the media every day.
In the end they will know who you are. And that will be terrible for you.
So, this is where you put the grandmother.
No.
This is where we put Mike McAra.
We don't have a chance yet to clean it. Even though the sheets have been replaced.
Actually, I made a rule never lived in a client's house.
But now you can access the text freely.
Isn't that what you want?
In addition, Sid Kroll will arrive soon.
Why doesn't it occupy, and then come and join us?
- In reality you are one of us now. / - I?
You made that statement yesterday. That makes you an accomplice.
So, this is the reason. You were not sued, you were not arrested.
All this will be a lot of trivial things.
Only one thing the prosecutor requested i.e. permission to start an official investigation.
- Investigating me for what? - Connie?
Can be a crime against humanity or war crimes.
Well, that is impossible. It is not an actual massacre.
"In article 25, someone will be considered guilty of war crimes" "if the person makes it easy to do evil deeds"
"or help, conspire with or otherwise attend to the act."
- That is rather widespread. - Well, if there's something fun,
You're not in danger as long as you stay here, among friends.
What do you say I can't leave the United States?
As your lawyer, I really recommend not to travel to any country
who recognize the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Well, almost every country in the world recognizes the ICC.
America doesn't.
- What else? - Josh?
Iraq, China, North Korea, Indonesia, Israel.
- And that's it? - There are several African states.
Wait!
"I want to give a short statement. I will not accept questions."
"This morning, I have been given the power of to investigate"
"former Prime Minister of England, Mr. Adam Peter Bennett Lang,"
"in articles 7 and 8, Law of Rome 1998 International Criminal Court."
"I will immediately contact Mr. Lang and the British Government"
"to request their full cooperation. Thank you."
Oh, God.
Okay, we need to take you to Washington, Adam, right away.
My plane is at the airport.
We can take you to meet Chair of Parliament at lunch break
and take a photo with the Secretary of State in the afternoon.
It won't look as if I'm panicking?
No, they both said that this meeting was set a week ago.
Now, what should we discuss?
AIDS? Poverty? Climate change?
Who cares? The most important thing is to show the world of business as usual.
- What do you think, Ruth? - I think it's a bad idea.
You look as if you are an American child,
ran home begging father.
- Then what will you do? - Fly to London.
The government will support you.
"The British Government will cooperate fully in the investigation."
Really? What makes you think that?
I don't think, Ruth, I read it.
"... believe we can now go directly to the UN in New York,"
"where is the former British Foreign Minister, Richard Rycart,"
"will make a statement."
"I saw the announcement in The Hague today with great shock and sadness."
"Adam Lang is my old friend."
You are a thick-faced bed bug!
"I regret that he chose to bring this to a personal level."
"This is not a personal matter. It's about justice."
"This is about ensuring that every political leader knows" "if they make a decision,"
"they will be held accountable by international law."
"Thank you."
"If you are called to testify, sir, will you leave?"
"Sure, I will go." - Of course you want, you bastard!
In order to finish that. Is Washington.
I still think it will look bad.
Not as bad as being taken away from Heathrow in handcuffs.
That will show you have guts.
Well, then why don't you go home without me?
If the British Government wants to give me to an illegitimate court, then bury them!
I will go to the place where people want me.
Amelia, tell our kids to leave. Make sure one of the girls prepares my bag.
You'd better prepare one for yourself.
Why don't you share a suitcase? It's more troublesome.
See you tomorrow. Sorry I have to leave you.
At least this can help sales
Maybe the Rhinehart Public Relations department regulates everything.
Well, tell them to stop it, right?
Okay, everyone, remember, happy, happy faces.
"So, just summarizing what we know so far, is now official,"
"Special Prosecutor from the Court International War Crimes"
"start an investigation..."
"... Special Prosecutor announces he will investigate Mr. Lang,"
"yes, that's an exciting thing, that I can say."
"So, let's talk to one of the demonstrators."
"- Sir, you are English. - Right."
"So what brings you so far from home?"
"My child. He was killed in one of the _ Mr. Lang's illegal wars."
"Lang never visited the wounded. He never apologized."
"I am in the British Army for 30 years. It's embarrassing!"
"Thank you. Can I ask the same question?"
"You're a murderer, Lang! You're a war criminal!"
Liars, liars, liars!
Lang, Lang, Lang!
Killer, killer, killer!
Lang, Lang, Lang! Liars, liars, liars!
Lang, Lang, Lang! Killer, killer, killer!
Here, Mr. Lang!
I apologize for making you cold for a long wait.
What is your reaction to Mr. Rycart?
"I would like to say a few words in response to the news from The Hague."
"It's strange times when those who in favor of freedom and justice"
"accused of being a criminal,"
"while those who incite hatred and trying to destroy democracy '
"- treated as a victim. - War criminal!"
"Give me a chance to make this matter become really clear."
"While there is breath in my body, I will fight against terrorism..."
"Liars!"
"... is it on the battlefield, or if necessary, in court."
"Thank you very much."
"Have you talked to the President, Mr. Lang?"
Oh, for God's sake.
God.
Damn it!
Wait a minute!
Yes?
Sir, do you want to have lunch?
It seems like fun. Give me five minutes, thank you.
P. Emmett?
Richard Rycart.
Who is this?
- Dep? - Sir?
Is there a map of the island that I can borrow?
See. It will rain soon.
I don't know. I think it will be fine.
Why don't you bring a car? This is for guests. This is the key.
- For our guests, a very good car. - Oh. Yes.
Mr. McAra really loves this car.
You know... I'll take it... I use a bicycle. thanks.
This is... Wait a minute, wait a minute.
It will rain. I give... I give my hat and gloves.
- So kind, thank you. - I hope you are lucky.
- Thank you. Thank you, huh. - Goodbye.
Wait a minute.
God, you surprised me.
- You are English. - Me, yeah.
It's okay, you can have a building. Free shelter.
No, no, no, no! Rosie, Rosie!
Enter into. Enter, enter.
Come here.
- So, you are English, huh? - Yes.
- You have anything to do with this person, Lang? - On the one hand, yes.
Looks smart.
Now why does he go and make himself involved with those damned stupid people in the White House?
Now, that's what everyone wants to know.
What brings you to this part of the island?
I am sightseeing.
Wow, you definitely choose the best day.
Someone I know is found stranded on the beach there.
- Do you mean British men from the ferry? - It is true.
- Now that's just funny. - What do you mean?
Flow can't really take it far west.
- No? - Absolutely not!
Are you sure?
I have lived here for 54 years.
Did you say that to the police?
Police? At my age, I have better things to do, young people.
Annabeth is the one who deals with the police.
Your wife?
Annabeth Wurmbrand, is the widow of Mars Wurmbrand.
It was he who told them about the light.
- Light? - Flashlight on the beach.
- When? - The body was stranded at night.
Yes, you can, um...
You can show the direction to home Ny. Wurmbrand?
Oh sure. You are just...
This. Just follow this beach there.
The house closest to the sea. But he won't talk to you.
- Why not? - He's in a coma.
Fell from the stairs a week ago.
Being in a coma ever since.
Get off!
Dep said you were here!
What?
I said Dep said you were here.
We come to pick you up before the storm comes. What are you doing here?
- Just eat the wind. - No, really.
I want to see the place Mike McAra was found.
Why?
Adam asked me to write something about it in the book.
- Where is your bicycle? - Up there.
Barry, will you turn around in the car? We will meet you near the road.
I can't do it, I'm worried, Mrs. Lang. Must stay with you at all times.
For God's sake!
If we meet terrorists, I will text.
Okay, well, stay on this road. Don't talk to anyone.
We won't talk to anyone, bodyguard, I promise.
Poor Mike. I can't stand the thought of he ended so far from home.
I doubt whether we will ever know whether it's an accident or suicide.
Can't help. I have never met him.
I don't think that's too important.
He is drunk. He sank. The story ends.
- What did he do on the ferry. - Do not know.
Funeral on Monday, in London.
I'm thinking of leaving.
One of us must appear,
and it seems impossible for my husband.
I don't think you will leave it.
It seems as if he left me, you agree, right?
- Hello? - Sorry. I don't knock. Only me.
- I brought some dry clothes. - That's not necessary. I can take care of it.
Have another hour's dinner, okay?
Yes, thank you. For God's sake.
"During the election in London"
"that's the beginning of my acquaintance with Ruth."
"He has obtained a degree at Oxford"
"and then a year doing post graduate research as a Fulbright graduate."
Ruth.
Mmm.
- Really right. Now what you need is to drink. - What do we enjoy?
Biodynamic white wine from Rhinehart Vinery in the Napa Valley.
Rhinehart. He doesn't have his own distillation company, I guess?
Mmm. Evening news.
"For war crimes. Our political editor has more."
We made headlines.
Pour wine again, right?
Maybe I should get drunk instead.
"In Washington, . Mr. Lang has the expected support,"
"both from the leaders of the Congress and the Secretary of State,"
"before continuing dinner with the Vice President tonight."
"Adam Lang has stood on the American side in the war on terror,"
"and I am proud to stand by it this afternoon."
"- Adam, nice to meet you. - Thank you."
"Thank you very much, really. Nice to meet you."
Don't smile.
"In Iraq, a suicide bomber..."
For God's sake!
Adam.
Call to find out how I think it's arranged.
- Let him sweat. - Does he always ask for your advice?
Yes,
and usually always accept that.
Until recently.
- Are you married? - Of course not.
- Homo? - Not.
- You have a... - I have a... Um...
- What? Girlfriend? - Well, a little more than that.
Pair?
A little less than that.
I don't know, 40,000 years of human language
and no words for describe our relationship.
It's fate.
Come on. Let us eat.
- How is that? - The book?
- Well, that's not, frankly. - Sit there.
- May I ask something? - Of course.
I have difficulty understanding certain things.
- What things? - Well...
I can't understand why this handsome young man who entered Cambridge without the slightest interest in politics and who spends his time playing and chasing girls,
- suddenly it's over... - Married me?
Oh, no, that's not it. No, that's not it, at all.
No, what I don't understand
which is why, at the age of 22. he suddenly became a political activist.
- I mean, where did it come from? - You didn't ask him?
He said, he joined to the party because of you.
Tells great stories about you walking to his place when it rains.
- I will start the whole book with it. - And now no?
No, I can't. That's not the truth.
- Oh huh? - Well, you know that's not true.
He became a member for two years before he met you.
How do you know?
I have a copy of the original party membership card.
Mike McAra found it in the archive.
Typically Mike, ruined a good story with too much research.
Did he find anything else?
Not much. Most of the items are Cambridge.
You are more political than him.
I'm definitely a substitute for from his Cambridge boyfriend.
Everything is Jocastas and Pandoras.
So marriage to you must be very important,
your knowledge and your connection in the party.
And I think he married me for my body.
Have you ever wanted to be a true politician _ on your own?
Of course. Don't you want to be a real writer?
I'm sorry. I have hurt your feelings.
I think even ghost must have feelings.
Our souls are sensitive.
Talking about the soul, can you...
Let me get the right drink.
White wine, never really understood the point.
Something like that was said by Mike.
Ah! In the end, there are similarities.
Do you know the coroner thinks he drinks almost half a bottle?
That fits.
- What do you mean? - Not anything.
- Do you feel that his death is suspicious? - You too, right?
Yes.
Yes, I think so.
Today on the beach,
I met a man, an old person who is used to the flow.
And he said that it wasn't at all
maybe the body of the ferry was washed away and stranded at the place.
You're kidding me.
He also said that a woman saw a flashlight on the beach that night.
And then he fell down the stairs, and now he is in a coma. All that I know.
Is that all you know? Gosh.
- Can I borrow your phone? - Why?
I need to contact Adam.
- What? - Not anything.
- Don't you want to contact him? - Nant only. I want to walk out.
But it's pitch black. And heavy rain.
- That will clear my mind. - Fine, I'll go with you.
No. Thank you, but I need to do this one alone.
Stay here. Just drink again. Do not wait.
you wake up?
- Yes, now. - Forgive me.
It's okay. Wait.
- What time is it now? - I do not know.
I contacted Adam.
- And? - Can I come in?
The day before Mike died,
he and Adam had a fight.
I never told anyone before, even to the police.
- What about? - I do not know.
But that's great. They never speak again.
When I asked Adam about it, he refused to discuss it.
After what you just said, I feel I have to ask again.
And what did he say?
He is enjoying dinner with the Vice President.
Bly, that damn woman doesn't even give the phone.
Oh, God. Oh, God.
What made him involved?
Nothing. Everything will be fine.
I'm scared.
I've never been scared before, but now I'm scared.
Your hair is wet, you are soaking wet. Let me get a towel.
Bad idea.
Do you mind?
Of course not.
Modesty in the morning?
I'm sorry. I think you are still sleeping.
You mean, you think I went to have fun?
You are removing from the family tree. He is very proud of Lang.
You know, if you want a family tree, go to the central park.
Why do you always underline my name?
I'm surprised there isn't much about you.
Why? I'm just a wife.
Yes, even so. You should not be written outside the history.
Why not? Most women are so.
Then I will return you.
I will include all the forgotten events.
Like what. Like the boss secretary who remembers his wife's birthday for him?
Something like that. However, like you said, I am not the real writer.
- What are you planning? - Go away.
That's not needed, in my opinion.
I think it's necessary, in my opinion.
- Where did you go? - Back to the hotel.
Look, I'm sorry, I should have never lived in a client's house.
- Always ends with... - By sleeping with your client's wife?
No, not always.
But it makes it difficult to maintain professional distance.
And the thing we talked about last night? What should you do about it?
- That is none of my business. - Well, we can't just ignore it.
Listen, I'm my ghostwriter. I am not an investigative reporter.
- What will you do? - Maybe I'll write my own memoirs.
The wife of the former Prime Minister told everything.
Now, if you decide to do it, contact me.
Do you think I need someone like you to publish my book?
I don't want to be included in the damn memoirs.
He is alone. I will get a divorce.
And he can visit the prison.
Morning, sir.
- Finish for the night, is that right? - Why don't you just leave?
BMW ConnectedDrive.
Clear traffic to your destination.
Enter the road if possible.
200m again, turn left.
Sorry Miss, but the hotel is on the right.
Turn the bow if possible.
It's getting crazy.
Turn the bow if possible.
Okay, you win.
50m again, turn left.
Turn left.
You must be kidding me.
One way or round trip?
Going Home. I hope.
40 dollars, please.
- Hopefully one good thing. - Ta.
Okay, come on. Come on, move on.
A little more. Stop.
50m again, turn left.
Please go to the marked road.
200m again, take the exit next.
Within half a mile, sharp right turn.
Turn left.
200m again, you will reach your destination.
You have reached your destination.
Paul Emmett?
Professor Paul Emmett?
"Professor Paul Emmett from Harvard University"
"write specifically about the importance of English speaking community."
"in a stretch of democracy throughout the world."
"As these countries stand together,"
"then when they falter, _ tyranny gathers strength."
Hello?
- You are Mrs. Emmett? - Who is this?
I want to know if I can speak with Professor Emmett.
You made an appointment?
This is about Adam Lang. I help him for his memoirs.
Please wait a moment.
This is Paul Emmett. I think you made a mistake.
But you are in Cambridge with Mr. Lang?
We are contemporary, yes, but I can't say I know him.
I have your photo together.
Enter the house.
I made a rule to never meet anyone without an appointment.
But you mentioned the photo was rather intriguing to my curiosity.
- Please enter. - Thank you.
Yes, he is here now.
- Can I? - Sure
Yes. Yes, he is alone.
He didn't say.
England, around 40.
Wow, wow. I really don't remember this.
- But is that you? - Yes, right.
I am on the Dramat board. I have enough time, you can imagine.
- Dramat? - Forgive me. Yale Drama Association.
I maintain my theatrical interests
when I entered Cambridge for my doctoral research.
- Can I save this? - No, I'm afraid.
- I can certainly make a copy. - You want? That's really kind
Maybe you can tell how you got it.
I will be happy.
Enter my study room.
Yes, the wall of the ego.
We all have one. That's when we say for a fish tank dentist.
Please sit down.
So, that picture.
I have worked with Adam Lang for the memoirs.
Yes, I know, you have said it.
Yes, poor Lang. That's a bad business, is taken by Den Haag.
As for Rycart, the worst _ Minister of Foreign Affairs since the war.
Lang is right to fire him.
- How well do you know Lang? - Almost nothing.
- You look surprised. - He calls you in his memoirs.
Oh, really?
Well, now it's my turn that surprised. What did it say?
It was very decent of him.
As Prime Minister, he always has good instincts.
- But that doesn't mean I know him... - But...
that. Taken at a reception in London
to mark the 10th anniversary of Arcadia.
- Arcadia? - Yes, a small organization that I run.
Very scholars. There is no reason why you need to hear about it.
The Prime Minister respects us with his presence.
What can you remember about it since Cambridge?
- Sorry, you don't mind, right? - No, not at all. Please.
It's just that it kind of confuses me.
No one has mentioned the relationship between us at Cambridge for years.
- But you appear together? - In one production.
It's a modern summer show. I can't even remember what is called.
- Can I show something else? - If you have to.
Oh, my goodness.
Is that just my mind?
Let's hope he doesn't take a breath.
But you are the one who stands behind it, right?
I'm sure of that.
And I am sure of the need for me to issue a strong warning to him
about the dangers of drug abuse.
Is Mr. Lang really will use these photos in his memoirs?
If so, I would prefer if I am not named.
My children will be embarrassed.
They are far more cling to the moral and religious norms than we do.
- Can you tell me about other things? - No, I don't think so.
Throughout the dim summers, is very pleasant.
Now, tell me about the photos.
I got it from Michael McAra.
And who is he, exactly?
My predecessor was in Lang's memoirs.
- Did he resign? - No, he died.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Yes, a few weeks ago. He is driving here to meet you.
And he died a few hours later.
Is he driving to meet me? No, I think you are wrong.
- How did he die? - He sank.
Poor man.
I never really believed in a myth that death from drowning was without pain, right?
For me it must have suffered a lot.
And the police never said anything to you about this?
I have never been in touch with the police.
But you are here that weekend.
This might be January 11 and 12.
A man who is not calm than I might start feeling your question is not polite.
Nancy?
Our guests want to know where we are on January 11 and 12.
Do we have that information?
Weekends in Colorado.
Yes, of course, the Aspen Institute.
Bipolar relations in a multi-polar world.
- Sounds like fun. - Yes, of course. I am the main speaker.
Here's how, back to Cambridge...
No, if you don't mind, don't go back to Cambridge.
I have already said everything that I have to say about that.
I love reading political memoirs. I will buy Mr. Lang when it rises.
Maybe he will send copies, for the sake of the past.
I doubt it very much.
The gate will open automatically.
Be sure to take the right if you arrive at the end of the road.
If you turn left, the road will take you deep into the forest and you might never ever be seen again.
BMW ConnectedDrive.
When is the last ferry?
- You are on time. - Here, I have a PP ticket.
Alright.
- Ticket?
- OK. - Okay.
Damn.
Hey, you! Stop!
Don't do it! Where are you going?
Dude, get out of here! Get out of here, motherfucker!
Damn it!
You are connected with Rick Ricardelli's office. Leave a Message.
Get away!
Is there anything I can do, sir?
Maybe you happen to know if there are flights departing
at the airport tonight?
No, unless you have a private jet.
I lent it to my head waiter.
You are English!
There is a flight to Boston
- 8:30 tomorrow morning. - Damn it!
- How much for one room? - For you, 89 dollars.
- I pay cash. - Who holds your card? Caregiver?
You call back
Will you stay on line this time?
Yes.
I tried to contact you.
I know, I'm sorry...
It doesn't feel right, talking to you.
Who are you? i?
I'm a new ghostwriter...
No name, don't use a name.
How do you get this number?
It is in the property of my predecessor.
The problem is, I'm in trouble.
Caused by your client?
Yes.
Something is wrong, but I don't know who to talk to.
Where are you? No need to be too specific. On the island?
I'm on... No, I'm on land, in... Motel near the ferry.
Room number?
201.
- The book is on you? - Yes.
Okay. Stay there.
Hatherton?
"With 35 billion dollars ready to use,"
"The Hatherton Group brings together family companies"
"Offering defense and security."
"And with unmatched expertise in the Middle East,"
"including services from two former Presidents,"
"three Prime Ministers and two CIA directors,"
"Hatherton is proud to stand on the front line for the struggle against terror."
"Hatherton, shelter from danger."
"According to CIA spokesman, Frank Molinari,"
"Yale Paul Emmett graduate"
"Reportedly joined the Agency as an official in 1971,"
"and assigned to the Division Foreign Resources, Directorate..."
1971?
This is 1974.
- Hello? - You are still alive.
Yes, exactly.
I'm very worried.
The police called to tell they found a car on the ferry. Again!
I'm very sorry. I parked it, then, and then I got off the boat.
What did you do on land, right?
- I drive to New York. - Why?
I need to meet John Maddox.
And where are you now?
I am still at the ferry terminal. I missed the last crossing.
You really have no hope!
I just talked to Adam on the phone, tried to talk to you.
He came home tonight. He sounds healthy.
You won't tell us about us, right?
For God's sake, Ruth!
I have to go. I'll call back.
- Who? - Mr. Rycart sent me.
Wait.
Only a quick check, if you don't mind.
Take all your things. We will leave.
Hey! It's personal!
- He is clean. - Thank you, Frank.
Sorry about that. Come in.
- Do you think it's a trap? - It crossed my mind.
You work for Lang.
Yes, for three days. I barely know that person.
Who? I worked for 15 years, until he fired me, and I still couldn't understand it.
Yes, his wife said more or less the same.
That's it. If people as sharp as Ruth can't understand it, what can we hope for?
- A hard day? - Yes you could say so.
Did you bring the book?
Yes.
He brought it.
Before we go further, I want to know if I can see the book.
No. Before we go further, are some things I want to know first.
Like, why does Mike McAra have your number?
OK. Certain.
He helped me.
McAra? What is the reason?
Mike found a document that connected Lang with torture.
What? Is McAr giving you documents?
- Yes, Mike McAra. The most loyal of the faithful. - But why?
He doesn't like to know he works for a war criminal.
you?
Oh, I forgot. You, too.
The book?
Wow, don't say you will read it now.
Not all of them. Only the beginning.
There is something very important about that.
Yes. That's a cure for insomnia.
Here it is, brothers. Is there anything I can get again?
No thanks, honey.
Mike says he found something new. This is the last time he called me.
He said it explained everything that went wrong when we were in government.
- What is that? - He doesn't want to talk on the phone.
He keeps saying if something happens to him, the truth is in Lang's memoirs.
"Everything is at the beginning."
Early?
That means Cambridge.
What is this?
That's Lang, and it's Paul Emmett.
Emmett? Arcadia people. So what?
The day Mike McAra died, he went to meet Emmett,
and I think he was killed on the way home.
- What? - I went to meet Emmett today,
and two people followed me from his home. That's why I called you.
At the time this photo was taken,
Paul Emmett is an officer at the CIA.
Emmett?
- Foreign Resources Division. - Oh, my God.
You realize how important this is, right?
This explains why Lang entered politics.
Everyone knows he doesn't have political thoughts in his little brain.
This is why he got power so fast, with a little help from his friend.
- Wow, do you think that might be... - Okay, quiz for you.
State one Lang decision in 10 years as Prime Minister which is not for the benefit of the USA.
Now, come on, that's not a trick question.
Iraq, Middle East policies, Star Wars defense,
buy American nuclear missiles, support for terrorist translations.
Dismissal of ministers who don't like Washington,
including you, really.
McAra is right.
This explains everything.
This is Amelia Bly.
Answer.
- Hello, Amelia. - Good night. Adam wants to talk.
Lang.
We came to pick you up.
What?
Ruth told me you were stuck at the ferry terminal.
We just took off from New York.
The pilot said we could stop by and pick you up.
Really? That's not necessary.
We have a book that must be written, remember?
He can't drown two ghostwriters, for God's sake. You are not a kitten.
All of that is just theory. We have no proof whatsoever.
- You will get our proof. - I?
You're a ghostwriter. Hopefully, he let you record it.
- I use a disk, actually. - Disk, recording device.
You will deal with it. Record the reaction.
Even if he denied it, that's something.
I'm in a stuck position. I signed a confidentiality agreement.
A little late for that.
- That means the disk is his. - The court can 'subpoena' it all.
And what if I don't record again.
Then you will be called and forced to tell the whole story.
Then I will deny it.
Then I give them this.
Frank records every word.
Correct, Frank?
Oh! Come on!
Don't look so surprised. What do you expect?
That I came to a meeting with a man who worked for Lang.
Without taking precautions?
Unless you don't work for Lang anymore.
You work for good people.
You know all this means nothing, right?
In the end, he retired here with his CIA pension.
And he will tell you and the War Crimes Court to leave.
Good night, sir. Hatherton, welcome you.
Thank you.
This is my first time on a private jet.
Well, let's hope this isn't the last.
Hi, man.
- Duduklah - Thank you.
- Hey, bring my ghost Calvados. - Yes sir.
Do you mind?
Now leave it off first.
Ruth said you were in New York met Maddox.
- Right. - How are you?
He's fine.
Full of energy?
- You know John. - Yes, I know John.
As a matter of fact, I'm with him.
You never saw him, right?
No.
Is there something you want to say?
I went to see Emmett.
The bullshit! Why?
I know about you and Emmett.
- Me and Emmett? - I know that he is...
- Me? ... handler, if that's their name.
- My handler? - Yes, that he is your handler at the CIA.
God.
You're serious, right?
When McAra found this, he went to Boston to show this to Emmett,
and he died on the way home, and I thought he was killed.
I think what you did is a little overdone.
McAra who believes that Emmett is who told you to enter politics.
- Emmett? I barely know that person. - And your story is
about why you joined the party and Ruth and asked for support, well, the date is not appropriate.
I got the wrong date. Big problem!
So when he found this photo,
and he heard a rumor about Emmett entering the CIA...
- Rumors? - It's on the Internet.
I've never heard boasting like that in my whole life.
Mike will never believe it. He is too smart. Too loyal.
Mike betrays you to Rycart.
- How do you know? - He told me.
Rycart?
He is lying.
The telephone number behind this photo is Rycart.
Handwriting, it's McAra.
Mike.
- Mike, Mike. - And you know he is disappointed.
You fought with him right before he died.
Yes, I know, but he never said this. This is just... This is so weird.
I have never received an order from anyone.
Whatever I do, I do it because I believe it's true.
What, even support for illegal kidnapping to be tortured?
Oh, for God's sake, protect me pity nonsense!
Do you know what I will do if I'm in power again?
I have two queues at the airport.
One for flights where will not have a background check,
does not violate individual freedom, does not use acquired intelligence _ from torture.
And on another flight we will do everything we can makes it really safe.
Then we will check which plane in the world is Rycart
will put their damn kids!
And you can write it in a book!
Go home!
This is the killer!
Demand for torture!
Here, Mr. Lang!
Mr. Lang! Mr. Lang, will you live in America?
Mr. Lang, will you take American citizenship?
When we get home, we need to have a meeting.
- Oh, God! - Killer!
Shoot from the roof!
Let me go with him! Not! Not!
How long do you know Mr. Lang?
- A few days. - In what capacity?
I'm a ghost.
Ghostwriter.
Do you recognize this man?
He is one of the demonstrators. His son was killed in Iraq.
Have you ever talked with him?
He was in the bar one night at the hotel where I was staying.
But are you talking to him?
He asked if I knew where Adam Lang lived on the island.
- I said I don't know. - Did you report this conversation?
Sorry?
Did you report this conversation to the protection team Mr. Lang?
No.
What is the attitude of Mr. Lang tonight?
He... He's fine. He looks fine.
One of the witnesses said he thought he heard Mr. Lang yells at you.
No.
- We need your passport. - Why?
Serious crimes have just been committed in US territory, and you are a key witness.
You must be under our supervision.
"Like a fallen soldier, Adam Lang was sent home today,"
"go home with surprise and the nation mourns."
"Not only his family, but his friends and political opponents join in for respect."
"A great colleague and true patriot."
"We have our understanding of disputes, but we are always friends."
"My condolences to Ruth and family."
"And I want to say Adam will..."
Who?
Congratulations!
What's up now?
Still have me as your agent. Hmm?
They don't need you anymore.
You're free to go.
- Are you ready to go back to work? - I don't think I can, Rick.
- I'm sorry. Not after all this. - Don't be a jerk.
This is a great book now. Adam Lang's voice from the grave.
- That person, he's a hero. - I just want to go home.
You can.
Leave. Go home And finish the book from London.
I don't know, Rick.
We arrived.
Oh, we arrived.
I'm sorry.
I think I can handle it, then suddenly realize I can't.
- Are you sure it's okay? - Of course. At the invitation said plus one.
I am just curious that it could be you want to invite your husband.
That won't work.
I didn't realize how bored I was with my plus one.
- Let's go in? - Yes.
- Amelia Bly, plus one. - Thank you.
There is a slight improvement, for the book, you call me.
I heard you were not invited, and I think you should be here.
Ghost has never been invited to the launch party, like the rules.
We are embarrassing. Like lovers in marriage.
Sorry.
I brought a present.
Thank you.
Very funny.
I think, considering that you are so diligent in looking after it,
You might like it as a souvenir.
Between you and me, is not us, but America.
They think the book is a potential threat to national security.
But there's nothing in it.
Something about the beginning. I think that's what I heard.
- Early? - No, start. The beginning.
Beginning?
Are you okay?
Do you know that guy? The person who spoke to Ruth.
- Paul Emmett? - What did he do here?
Well, he was Ruth's tutor at Harvard when he was a Fulbright scholar.
Wow, should he be here?
You don't mind if I take it for a while?
I...
Madam? No, thank you.
"Lang is a Scottish person, is its origin."
"The wife and child are in the trailer, I decided..."
"I decided to stay."
Distinguished guests, I beg your attention.
Thank you. I asked Ruth Lang to say a few words.
I miss Adam all the time.
But it's never more than tonight.
Not only because we met for the launch of a new, very good book and he should be here with us to share the joy of his life,
but because he was so brilliant in his speech
and I'm so bad.
"Lang is Scottish."
"wife and child, Lang is Scottish."
"Wife, Lang. Wife Lang."
"Lang"
"Ruth's wife"
"recruited"
"as a CIA agent"
"by Professor Paul Emmett from Harvard University."
Now, you will be relieved to hear that I didn't make a speech tonight.
I just want to thank to our wonderful publisher,
Marty Rhinehart and John Maddox,
and our lawyer and friend, Sidney Kroll.
And finally, but especially, Mike McAra.
Mike, we will always remember you.
In these hardest months, I was very entertained because of this book,
knowing that, even though two terrible tragedies lost both of them,
Mike and Adam live at least long enough to finish.
And I really believe that, as long as people read these pages,
Adam's voice will continue to come in the generations to come,
fluent, strong and hopeful.
Thanks to the words, he stays with us.
If there is a name left, I hope you forgive me.
But now I have to congratulate.
To commemorate famous people
and great patriots,
a wonderful husband and dear father.
For Adam!
You're awesome.
Will you...
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