Without Remorse (1993)

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All the President's Men (1976)

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1976, PG, ****, 02:18, Color, English, United States,

The Washington Post's Bob Woodward (Robert Redford) and Carl Bernstein (Dustin Hoffman) tie the Watergate break-in to the White House.

Cast: Robert Redford, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Warden, Martin Balsam, Hal Holbrook, Jason Robards, Jane Alexander, Meredith Baxter, Ned Beatty, Stephen Collins, Penny Fuller, John McMartin, Robert Walden, Frank Wills, F. Murray Abraham, David Arkin, Henry Calvert, Dominic Chianese, Bryan E. Clark Director(s): Alan J. Pakula Producer(s): Walter Coblenz










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The Nobel Prize in Physics 1925

James Franck, Gustav Hertz


Gustav Ludwig Hertz

Born: 22 July 1887, Hamburg, Germany

Died: 30 October 1975, Berlin, East Germany

Affiliation at the time of the award: Halle University, Halle, Germany

Prize motivation: "for their discovery of the laws governing the impact of an electron upon an atom"

Field: atomic physics










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The Rattled Rooster (1948)

Release Info

USA 26 June 1948










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All the President's Men (1976)

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USA 4 April 1976 (Washington, D.C.) (premiere)



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All the President's Men (1976)

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Dustin Hoffman ... Carl Bernstein
Robert Redford ... Bob Woodward










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The police are nervous.
-Yeah?
Calling from police headquarters.
A friend just showed me what they found
in the hotel rooms of the burglars.
There's something
you might wanna look into.
Hang on.
Okay, go ahead.
There's a strange entry
in two of the burglars' address books.
-Yeah?
-One says "H.H. at W.H."
The other says
"Howard Hunt, W. House."
You can dial the White House direct,
can't you?
Yeah.
-What's the number?
456-1414.
White House.
-Howard Hunt, please.
Mr. Hunt isn't here just now.
He might be in Mr. Colson's office.
I'll connect you.
Thank you.
Charles Colson's office.
-Howard Hunt, please.
Mr. Hunt isn't here just now.
-Do you know when he'll be back?
-No, I don't.
Okay, thank you.
-Have you tried the Mullen firm?
-I beg your pardon?
He also works as a writer
at Mullen and Company Public Relations.
-You have a phone on that or an address?
-No, I don't. I'm sorry.
All right, thank you.










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-Howard Hunt, please.
-One moment, please.
Howard Hunt here.
Hi, I'm Bob Woodward
of the Washington Post.
Yes. Yes, what is it?
I was just wondering
why your name and phone number...
...were in the address books
of two of the men arrested at Watergate.
Good God.
-Do you care to comment?
-The matter is under adjudication.
I have no comment.










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Hello?
This is Bob Woodward...
...of the Washington Post.
I was told that you had worked
with a Mr. Howard Hunt.
Why would anyone say that?
You do know Mr. Hunt?
No, I don't believe so...
...and I can't imagine
why anyone would say that.
I'm really sorry, but I was on my way out.
Goodbye.
Could we just confirm a couple--? Bye.
Did you say the Washington Post?
Yes, that's right, the Post.
Your publishing firm
was listed in some papers...
...in connection with a Howard Hunt.
Yeah. Yeah, he's one of our authors.
He wrote spy novels, I think.
What type of spy novels were they?
Were they modern or period--?
You say "wrote"?
You mean he's no longer with you?
No, not at this time.
How long has it been
since you heard from him?
-Couple of years, I think.
-Tell me the names of novels he's written.
Hello? Is this Mr. Paul Herrera?
This is Bob Woodward
of the Washington Post.
Bob Woodward of the Wash--
Do you speak English?
Hey, do any of you guys speak English--?
Or do any of you guys speak Spanish?
Never mind. Thank you.
Thank you. Never mind.
What's the slug on the Mandel story?
What?
Hello?
-Mr. Bennett?
-Yes?
-Bob Woodward of the Washington Post.
I'm sorry to bother you.
I wonder if you could confirm information
on one of your employees, Howard Hunt?
What kind of information?
Just profile information mostly.
We know that he works
for Mullen and Company...
...or did work for Mullen and Company
as a writer.
He's also a novelist.
We know that he works in the office
of Charles Colson at the White House.
And the CIA.
And the CIA.
Well, if you're conducting
that kind of an investigation...
...certainly it comes as no surprise to you
that Howard was with the CIA.
No, no surprise at all.










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Without Remorse Hardcover – August 11, 1993

by Tom Clancy (Author)


Product Details

Hardcover: 639 pages

Publisher: Putnam; 1st edition (August 11, 1993)










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Book review.

Tom Clancy's 7th Techno-thriller Has A Twisted Touch

August 11, 1993 By Reviewed by Peter Gorner. A Tribune writer.

Without Remorse

By Tom Clancy

Putnam, 639 pages, $24.95

I can recall only a few popular novelists whose new works have evoked a Pavlovian response-Forsyth, Trevanian, Ludlum for a while-as much as Tom Clancy. His millions of fans won't be disappointed by "Without Remorse."

In his seventh techno-thriller, the master military buff's consummate research shines through, as usual.










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Without Remorse (1993)

Tom Clancy


Chapter 3.


Some things are instantly clear. Kelly stepped slowly off the boat to the quay. Rosen picked up the container and placed the spilled capsules back in it before snapping down the white plastic top. Then he handed it to Kelly.

"I know they're not yours, John."

"What are they, Sam?"

His voice could not have been more dispassionate. "The trade name is Quaalude. Methaqualone. It's a barbiturate, a sedative. A sleeping pill. We use it to get people off into dreamland. Pretty powerful. A little too powerful, in fact. A lot of people think it ought to be taken off the market. No label. It's not a prescription."

Kelly suddenly felt tired and old. And betrayed somehow. "Yeah."

"You didn't know?"

"Sam, we only met--not even twenty-four hours ago. I don't know anything about her."

Rosen stretched and looked around the horizon for a moment. "Okay, now I'm going to start being a doctor, okay? Have you ever done drugs?"

"No! I hate the goddamned stuff. People die because of it!" Kelly's anger was immediate and vicious, but it wasn't aimed at Sam Rosen.

The professor took the outburst calmly. It was his turn to be businesslike. "Settle down. People get hooked on these things. How doesn't matter. Getting excited doesn't help. Take a deep breath, let it out slow."

Kelly did, and managed a smile at the incongruity of the moment. "You sound just like my dad."










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Without Remorse (1993)

Tom Clancy


Chapter 7.

Recovery


"Nice job, Margaret," Rosen said, putting his glasses on. "What's he going to major in?"

"Engineering."

"That's good." Rosen held his hand up. "Tweezers." Nurse Wilson set a pair in his hand. "Always room for a bright young engineer."

Rosen picked a small, round hole on the patient's shoulder, well away from anything really vital. With a delicacy that his large hands made almost comical to watch, he probed for and retrieved a single lead ball which he held up to the light. "Number seven shot, I believe. Somebody mistook this guy for a pigeon. That's good news," he told the paramedics. Now that he knew the shot size and probable penetration, he bent down low over the neck. "Hmm . . . what's the BP now?"

"Checking," another nurse said from the far side of the table. "Fifty-five over forty. Coming up."

"Thank you," Rosen said, still bent over the patient. "Who started the first IV?"

"I did," Eaton replied.

"Good work, fireman." Rosen looked up and winked. "Sometimes 1 think you people save more lives than we do. You saved this one, that's for damned sure."

"Thank you, doctor." Eaton didn't know Rosen well, but he made a note that the man's reputation was deserved. It wasn't every day that a fireman-paramedic got that sort of praise from a full professor. "How's he going to--I mean, the neck injury?"

Rosen was down again, examining it. "Responses, doctor?" he asked the senior resident.

"Positive. Good Babinski. No gross indications of peripheral impairment," Severn replied. This was like an exam, which always made the young resident nervous.

"This may not be as bad as it looks, but we're going to have to clean it up in a hurry before these pellets migrate. Two hours?" he asked Severn. Rosen knew the ER resident was better on trauma than he was.

"Maybe three."

"I'll get a nap out of it anyway." Rosen checked his watch. "I'll take him at, oh, six."

"You want to handle this one personally?"

"Why not? I'm here. This one is straightforward, just takes a little touch." Rosen figured he was entitled to an easy case, maybe once a month. As a full professor, he drew a lot of the hard ones.










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And don't say a word
Put it on
The one that I prefer
Put it on
And stand before my eyes
Put it on
Please don't question why
Can you believe

Something so simple
Something so trivial
Makes me a happy man
Can't you understand
Say you believe
Just how easy
It is to please me

Because when you learn
You'll know what makes the world turn

Put it on
I can feel so much
Put it on
I don't need to touch
Put it on
Here before my eyes
Put it on
Because you realise
And you believe

Something so worthless
Serves a purpose
It makes me a happy man
Can't you understand
Say you believe
Just how easy
It is to please me

Because when you learn
You'll know what makes the world turn



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