No Way Out (12/12) Movie CLIP - A Hero of the Soviet Union (1987) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Schiller (Michael Shillo) discusses the future with Farrell (Kevin Costner), but in the end lets him go.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
No Way Out is told in flashback as Naval officer Tom Farrell (Kevin Costner) is grilled by his superiors regarding a recent "unpleasantness." While at a Washington party, Tom meets Susan Atwel (Sean Young), and they're soon sharing a steamy love scene in the back of a limo (marvelously parodied in 1993's Hot Shots! Part Deux). Several months pass before Tom meets Susan again; he discovers she's the mistress of the US Secretary of Defense David Brice (Gene Hackman). When Susan is murdered by Brice, his loyal aide (Will Patton) dutifully destroys the evidence and invents the fallacious theory that a KGB mole was responsible. Tom is assigned to locate that mole -- a perilous situation, since Tom knows that no such mole exists, but must go along with the charade since he was the last person who was seen with Susan.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1987)
Cast: Kevin Costner, Michael Shillo, Nicholas Worth
Director: Roger Donaldson
Producers: Robert Garland, Glenn Neufeld, Mace Neufeld, Laura Ziskin
Screenwriters: Kenneth Fearing, Robert Garland
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[@gregcorricello8997]

This was one of the best twist endings ever in a movie. No one I know saw it coming!

[@mikebasil4832]

Indeed and it still is. I’m glad that I was old enough at the time to first see this movie in the cinema. 👏🏻

[@dnasty312]

And it still is!

[@stannats2637]

Trust me the ending still has me twisted

[@danielkelegian5306]

Saw the movie with my dad opening night. I was 15. The whole theater was stunned after this scene.

[@tonyblack7670]

@Neal J. not me man, I got fooled lol.

[@giuseppecaggiano85]

The ending hit me like a ton of bricks. Came out of nowhere.

[@MememeMememe-yl8nt]

I saw this movie today. That ending was a real curve ball. So satisfying.

[@user-lj1mt1cr2e]

As a Russian, it was hilarious when Kevin Costner's Russian was way better than the other dude's even though it should be the other way around. Costner actually sounded really good. Pronunciation and intonation on point. Makes me think he has spent some time learning the language.

[@michaelairton3723]

I studied Russian years ago but I'm really rusty. What's the correct way to say "we thought we would never see you again"?

[@Tymala1]

His pronunciation of bystra was great. He only had to speak three sentences but at least he put some effort in the situation. I used to speak rudimentary Russian in Georgia 🇬🇪 but mostly with my accent. Native speakers have also said that Matt Damon’s Russian was the best of his co-stars. Sean Connery however in Hunt for Red October was bad.

[@jacobjones5269]

Remember, both had lived in the US and rarely spoke Russian, for years.. I have a Russian friend and I knowtone is everything, but food forthoughtz

[@zztops4504]

I don't agree, but it's hard to judge with 2 brief sentences.

[@RobertWF42]

Maybe Costner's handler was an American double-agent - a hidden double twist.

[@kennedylon6720]

Easily one of the most shocking twists I've ever seen. I was staring at my screen in utter confusion and bewilderment.

[@scottrichardson8158]

Same thing British (and American) intelligence thought when they realized Kim Philby had been working for the Soviets from the very beginning of his career.

[@HoldenNY22]

@@scottrichardson8158 - But I don't think Kim PHilby was an actual Russian like the Kevin Costner character in NO Way Out.

[@nightflight83]

Most shocking ending of a movie I'd ever seen.

[@likviid]

Agreed. (also: watch Oldboy)

[@andybub45]

Next to The Usual Suspects, this is one of the best twist movie endings ever

[@stefantomasi4036]

All great suspense thrillers from the Metro Goldwyn Mayer vault along with The Silence of the Lambs

[@Free-wz2fw]

Waw... His (Kevin's) russian is so good. Without any accent

[@dnasty312]

Ironically, he was the first choice for Dr. Jack Ryan in *The Hunt for Red October* You made think of that scene when they all meet for the first time on the boat

[@GinolasSon]

The greatest twist in movie history.

[@emsleywyatt3400]

A movie that you can watch twice. Once when you know nothing. Once when you know everything. Like "The Sting".

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Costner was bigger than Cruise from 1987-1990, he was a huge star.

[@JoeZaccaris]

Umm that's debatable --- Cruise was in three huge movies in that span and nominated for "Best Actor" for one of them

[@GengAlma97]

My jaw totally drop when I watch this. My mind totally blown

[@user-ev3ib7mm3d]

The amazing twist at the end of this movie is even more subtle than I first realized. When the Kevin Costner character ("Yuri") leaves the room, he's planning to stay in the U.S. and betray his Soviet handlers. The big clue to this is the point in the conversation where the commanding officer rattles off a list of prominent Russian literary figures from the past -- "Pushkin ... Lermentov ... Tolstoy." And then the Costner character replies by adding: "Solzhenitsyn ... Aksyonov." *** These last two were Soviet dissidents who were persecuted by the government and eventually exiled from the country. *** The commanding officer laughs it off by saying to Yuri: "Always the sense of humor!" But this wasn't humor. Yuri was signaling that he embraced these dissident literary figures after all.

[@jacobjones5269]

Thank you.. We knew that in the 80’s and caught the joke, but others may not..

[@matthewschwartz6607]

Did he really have feelings for Young?

[@Dana-wq5tp]

He definitely fell in love with her character. As a spy, he was supposed to just pretend to be in a relationship but the way he reacts when told she was killed, lets the audience know the love was real.

[@user-vm6lx5yx1k]

Who is Lermentov?

[@2degucitas]

​@@Dana-wq5tp Could he also suddenly realize his cover could be blown if the investigation turns on him? He has 2 reasons to emotionally react.

[@HoldenNY22]

I remember seen Movie many years ago and being stunned by the ending that the Kevin Costner character was really a deep Cover agent. Then I saw Roger Ebert review the Movie and he pointed out something interesting When when the Kevin Costiner character first meets the Susan Atwater character (whatever the dead girl's name was) at the Embassy Event. She tells Kevin Costner that they are all of a bunch of Phonies. We see all Major Characters in the Movie= the Gene Hackman character, the Will Patton Character be the worse type of Maniacial , phony Character. And we wee Kevin Costner as the Noble Hero throughout the MOvie- cheering him on as the only Main Decent Character. But then we find in the ending, that he is probably the biggest Phony of them all. While he pretends to be an heroic American Serviceman, he is reallly a Deep Cover Soviet Agent- His character is still a pretty decent guy, not a ruthless killer like many of the other characters in the Movie. Still a phony proving that the Sean Young Character was right when she said they were all phonies.

[@jango3]

Wait...this whole time, it was Kevin's character who was the Soviet spy?

[@SuperRoloTomasi]

Tripped me the fvck out!

[@dnasty312]

The same Pritchard was trying to frame his as!

[@emerybayblues]

@@dnasty312 Pritchard was close to the truth even though he was making it up.

[@knifesharpusa6769]

No the Russian spy was made up. But coincidentally he just happened to be a real Russian mole.............

[@matthewschwartz6607]

Yep. Costner actually WAS Yuri!

[@floydbrennan9789]

THE TWIST AT THE END OF THIS BRILLIANT FILM WOULD EVEN MAKE M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN ENVIOUS...

[@lancelotray]

"Pass a bag of underwear" Never heard of that saying...

[@ifcdirector]

Because that's literally what he does earlier in the film in the Philippines when he pretends it's being stolen by a kid.

[@evancortez2]

I saw this in a movie theater back in 87 and I was like, wait, what? He's actually a Russian spy?

[@MyJustin316]

i disagree that Hackman's role in this movie did get away with Young's murder in this movie because remember in the movie he quietly sends the registry printout of the Government-registered gift from the Moroccan Foreign Minister that he gave to Young's role to Hackman's role's mortal enemy, the Director of the CIA played by the late Fred Dalton Thompson proving Hackman killed her in this movie

[@imadbasayev8541]

That only proved Hackman knew her.

[@matthewschwartz6607]

It doesn’t prove that he killed her. It proves that he knows her, yes .

[@Gkm-]

Loved this movie. Suspenseful with twists and turns galore. Riveting, well written and exciting. Gene Hackman and Kevin Costner play an exciting game of cat and mouse

[@PPMSwift]

I just watched this movie for the first time tonight. My jaw is still on the floor and I might need help picking it up. Did NOT see that ending coming

[@nutinspecial2589]

The thing I love about this twist is it's a spy thriller murder mystery...I go into this knowing there will be a twist. Worse for me, they heavily foreshadow it. The bag drop in the Philippines, the strange coded conversation with the landlord about the painting, the dude even drinks Stolichnaya at cocktail parties! Despite all this I still didnt see it coming. The thing that threw me off the trail more than anything is that I really bought the Sean Young/Costner love story due to strong acting. Because I believed the romance I couldn't smell the motive of the mole. And just when I might've started to put two and two together, they tried to frame him as they spy! And that was it, I was going to get tricked from then on. Good play Moscow, good play.

[@eleanorross2139]

Forgive my ignorance, but despite my having seen this movie several times, I still missed many of these points: in a nutshell, what is the significance of the bag drop, painting conversation and Stoli cocktails??

[@scottrichardson8158]

Since when does drinking Stolichnaya make one a Russian spy?? I mean I drink it, and so do a lot of other people that I know. We are not all Russian spies!! (some of us, but not all)

[@ozwunder69]

@@scottrichardson8158 USENAME NIUTHIN SPECIAL IOS RUSSIAN LOLZ

[@inasmiles]

Wow, thanks for pointing out the foreshadowing! I thought there must be some but I couldn't think of any. but then I still don't understand his motive. So he would be approaching the girl for intelligence purposes. but then why didn't he just lie low, why did he provoke the secretary of state by staring at him in the dark? maybe I can attribute it to him truly having feelings for the girl and forgetting about him mission? But that just seemed a little off. What's your view on this?

[@Mario_N64]

@@inasmiles He did have feelings for her. He's really shaken by her death.

[@80sfreak42]

Nicholas don't answer the phone Worth..is a Legend...

[@vivalapsych]

I love what happens next, the above helicopter shot of where you see Costner drive away from this suburban safe-house and it’s just barely a mile from the Pentagon.

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

This movie made that TV show called "The Americans" possible...

Kevin speaks Russian WAAAAAAY better than that grandpa. Wtf

[@braincrashtv8377]

-Мы думали что больше никогда тебя не увидим -Я тоже так думал -Ты не мог сделать это лучше? -А можно помедленнее? Мне трудно говорить по русски... -Как же ты соскучился по звуку нашего языка..

[@vipersquad]

Almost. - Мы думали, что мы тебя никогда больше не увидим - Я тоже так думал - Ты бы не мог это лучше сделать? - Не так быстро. Мне трудно по русски it's been very long for me - Как ты должен быть голодным на звук нашего языка.

[@HELLH0WND]

Is that you Yuri?

[@chelseagirl278]

@@HELLH0WND 😂😂😂

[@johnlouisville]

I'd guess "The Americans" was inspired by this movie.

[@fede018]

I saw the trailer first and people in the comments mentioned a twist. I thought it was the character shooting himself when I finally saw the movie. This caught me by surprise.

[@Clevinger67]

Earlier in the movie (obviously), Costner, while in the Pentagon, walks over to a payphone and places a call. This is in the midst of the Bryce murder cover-up and the search for Yuri. He asks the person he's talking to if they know who's calling. Then he says he needs to see them and that he can't talk on the phone because it's likely bugged. Then he hangs up. That's where it's actually revealed that he's Yuri.

[@2degucitas]

It's easy to just assume he's talking to his military buddy he was with in the Philippines. We know they're looking for him to frame him, hence the bugging reference, also an earlier warning from the secretary who's phone he uses. Big Brother is listening. Only in hindsight.

[@evankaden657]

The future Siberian candidate. They should make a sequel with him running for President.

[@schematicb5393]

Wish I didn't know about this twist (as well as many others). Will still watch this one day though

[@773SleepyHollow]

I don't understand why you would watch the 12th of 12 clips of a movie you haven't seen.

[@jacobjones5269]

You watched the ending of a spy thriller and was surprised there was a twist ending?!..

[@peterfrank3365]

I think this is an instance where the remake is better than the original.

[@portugal5698]

Lee Harvey Oswald in a nutshell

[@user-co1ex9yn3m]

この映画はスリル満点で凄く面白かったです❗

[@nighttimejackable]

Movie Fights brought me here!!

[@garyblanchard1084]

YOU CAN’T MAKE ME GO BACK

[@frippertonics6421]

The Rewatchables brought me here!

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

When i watched this movie i was 21 years old and now i am 53. At that time i spoke no word in Russian.Nowadays i can speak it with a certain fluency.

[@mikeykeyes]

OK anibal the Cannibal - ваши русские мастера вас хорошо научили, теперь вернемся к вашему шпионажу

[@ChubbyChecker182]

James Bondski

[@gilvanteixeira8445]

Bom filme ! Já assistir 50 vesez ,e s passar ei asisto novamente !!,👏👏👏

[@carlsilverman754]

my grandad from Russia...id never go back either :(

[@josezevallos8137]

Estare agradecido.buena dupla sean young y kevin

[@studinthemaking]

Kgb control guy. Sure made a lot of bass assumptions there.

[@blurayauthority]

This was a pretty cool twist ending, but I don’t feel like the movie needed it. It was just an extra layer of icing on the cake. Not that it matters much, the film has stood on its own for quite some time now, but just my .02.

[@Lunchpgap]

dang it. should've just watched the movie. i didn't know there was a twist ending.

[@knifesharpusa6769]

Coincidence. This movie is about.........coincidence.

[@user-yn5jv4gc5m]

wow really impressive pronounciation

[@Plot_sculptor]

Мы думали, больше никогда тебя не увидим, Евгений Алексеевич.

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

I watched this movie when i was 21 years old in Japan .At that time i knew no Russian word.

[@CziefWahoo]

He had somewhere to go. All he had to do was approach the right person in intelligence and/or the Reagan admin, and he was in a position to know who they were.

[@stevemorse108]

Great film

[@jamesjwalsh]

"Where else does he have to go" ??? How about FBI headquarters right there in Wash. D.C. to seek asylum?

[@pandaoneproductionsd9765]

to work for another agency?

[@prowrestlingmaniac]

But how will he do that since he’s already exposed? That negative taken from the polaroid reveals him in the picture at the end of the movie.

[@2degucitas]

​@@prowrestlingmaniac He can say that Brice and his lackey were setting him up and placed the negative under the bed. They had someone take his pic at a party by surprise.

[@user-pj9mo5od6b]

Тhere are no such officers in the Red Army, dear inventors.

[@jacobjones5269]

No way?!.. Direct quote.. lol..

[@johnmacneill7489]

when i first saw this i had the 90's internet sound playing in my head until finally i said "HWwHaaAAaTTt?"

[@florinivan6907]

So when exactly was he infiltrated into the US? Did they find a perfect lookalike to the real Farrell blood type included? Then 6-7 years before this the real one was kidnapped and murdered body dumped in a furnace and replaced with the spy? Say Farrell(real one) graduated from Annapolis at about 22 and he quickly ended up assigned to DC or in any case close by. The KGB spotted him as a likely target and spent several years learning everything about him.Everything. They found a suitable replacement when Farrell was about 26 and made the switch. This is the only sorta plausible explanation. Our character is obviously russian and grew up in the Soviet Union so this only makes sense if some switch took place.

[@Ausl0vich]

When they talk about Yuri earlier in the movie they say he moved here as a teenager.

[@cannibalronny7314]

Deep Cover agents are born in target countries and then groomed,brainwashed and trained,they dont get out of Moscow at the age of 40 and go to the USA on a tourist Visa and start spying.They end up in the military ,FBi etc etc because they have been trained to clear the selection process,unlike us where Nirvana dawns upon us after we have a joint.

[@imadbasayev8541]

The fact that he said he could no longer speak Russian well should be a sign that he left Russia when very young.

[@josezevallos8137]

Buena pelicula como la puedo ver en version en español

[@hillarytrump3968]

Good movie

[@julio1983flores]

Haha jimmie Kimmel

[@edwardedwards1271]

He's right either a U.S. prison or traded to the Russians.

[@nicolepraly1164]

Kevin costner jaime beaucoup mais le film nest pas en français

[@81forever50]

Nyet

[@pashamor]

Da

[@nicolepraly1164]

Pas la peine de nous le faire voir on y comprends rien

[@inanbasar7918]

Excelent movie

[@marcelvandaalen8162]

Anywhere i can find the end tune of this movie

[@leelewis5114]

DECLASSFIED

[@danmulcrone6581]

OK! Why when I have the THUMBS UP/or THUMBS DOWN , one says "dislike", and the other "unlike"? Don't I have a choice for "LIKE"?

[@eamon2please]

+Dan Mulcrone What?

[@davidpfol]

so Kevin Costner was the bad guy here?

[@DetectorCliche]

Preeety much

[@Comewithmeifuwant2live]

Depends on the perspective. He was there to gather intel, not kill anyone.

[@Artem_Petrov_RUS]

No way, comrade. He was good.

[@Reggie2000]

So Yuri was thought to be made up, but he was really a Yuri, as in a spy, and they would soon inadvertently pin the truth on him? Correct? So what was his mission? Seduce Susan to get info on Brice, from her? OK. But then why try to get her to break up with him then? Why is he a hero? Why do they want him to leave, if he "gave them their Yuri"? Why wont he go back to USSR? Isnt his spy position beter then ever now? I get he was a spy, but what was it all for, and why must it all end? Did he go rogue on Russia because he truly loved Susan?

[@Mario_N64]

His mission was gathering navy intelligence at the highest level. Remember how he shows special interest in some submarine info. He must infiltrate the highest levels of the Navy, maybe even becoming Secretary. His handlers seem to feel he's out of control. He could be a liability.

[@jw1731]

His seduction of Susan was the mission but his pressuring her to break up with Brice wasn't. He unexpectedly developed true feelings for her and this makes him a liability to his handlers. That is the reason the KGB wants him to exfiltrate and probably serve out his career training future spies, instead of risking capture by the Americans. His intention of staying may be to go rogue or to continue to spy on America - the film didn't specify - but it's most likely the latter, because if his handler had even slightest inkling that Tom would betray the Soviet Union, he wouldn't have let him go. I think it's plausible his handlers feel having a spy motivated by revenge is better than no spy at all.

[@Reggie2000]

@@jw1731 I have to be honest, I think in their bid to have a twist, but not let on, they didn't leave enough clues, and that is my problem. They were to scared to answer questions in order to hide the twist. Like if you go back and watch The Sixth Sense of Fight Club, the twist makes sense. The rewatch on those films are excellent. Unusual Suspects though, not so much. I never buy that he is Keyser Soze. I feel they could have done better with this film. Jmo

[@stoogefest16]

His mission was to infiltrate the intelligence and defense community. Courting Susan wasn’t part of his mission because he didn’t know she was Bryce’s mistress until months after they had started dating. His objective was simply to place himself at a high point in the chain of command and to pass along intelligence to his handler. Being promoted to the position of intel liaison for the Secretary of Defense was simply an auspicious occurrence that happened to him concurrent to his fling with Susan.

[@knifesharpusa6769]

@@stoogefest16 no he clearly says he was directed by them to become her lover.

[@ButterpOsse12954]

...maisun qui aime >>

[@samyoungblood86]

So does he go back or does he die??

[@atoz9743]

He stays and buys his own 7-Eleven. LOL

[@RGlennChicago]

That's anyone's guess... the story ends here.

[@a.jcheshiremen7822]

“How does Kevin Costner keep getting work?”

[@extrasolar213]

lol

[@user-yp4tn3zc7g]

Русские субтитры- настоящее дерьмо! Перепишите правильный перевод.

[@1966johnnywayne]

This movie is so memorable for the plot twist...did not see that coming. It was like having the air sucked out of my lungs. I remember taking this really hot little blonde to this movie back in '87; as we were leaving the theater she says "I don't get it", I looked at her and paused contemplating explaining it to her, but then remarked "Don't worry, you're cute!" That being said, the story is really nonsense; Communists don't have to go to these lengths to get information or to affect American policy, Bernie's robots have been lining up for decades to give them what they don't already know while subverting their own Gov't.

[@scottrichardson8158]

Perhaps. But, how would you know unless you are one of them?

[@NameCallingIsWeak]

@@scottrichardson8158 I'm not one of them, and I know Bernie's Robots dont' even know they are Bernie's Robots.

[@pib2008]

@@NameCallingIsWeak Circular argumentation here. How'd you know they don't know if you don't take part. Pointless, yet idiosyncratic, idiotic.

[@NameCallingIsWeak]

@@pib2008 Communists call people like Bernie's Robots, "useful idiots". Didn't you know that? Communists know they need robots on the inside to undermine a nation. Try to keep up.

[@faberdp]

This is what life will be now at Trump's Pentagon.

[@g1nger00t]

Lol Rob, seek help. Think: Psychiatric.

[@Herbster41]

Idiot

[@ericfay7483]

The Soviet Union and the KGB went defunct you idiot.

[@barbarawoodward6794]

Someone drank the kool-aid!

[@johnfitzpatrick3094]

@@johnrockerman7010 Are you finished watching Faux News yet?