- During World War Ii, Hitler amassed a huge amount of gold, which he entrusts to four of his confidantes to make sure that his legacy continues. But because several Nazis were apprehended in the 60's, which was when they were suppose to make their move, they choose to let the next generation handle it. And they are ready to make their move so Jim is instructed to stop them. Jim has Max replace the one member they know of because they've never met. And they're meeting in Switzerland. After the four meet, one of them asks them to reveal a number they were told to remember, which is the code to a Swiss account. But, because Max doesn't know, he says he won't reveal it till they all go to the bank. The one who asks pulls a gun and tells Max to reveal it because it is only the beginning, they're still more they need from each other. But Max stands his ground and Jim has to find a way to get the number. And plans to use the history of the man who pulled the gun on Max to drive a wedge between them.—rcs0411@yahoo.com
- Before Hitler took his own life in 1945, he hid away a huge amount of pure gold, robbed from the churches and castles of Europe. Hitler saw the gold as a legacy to the next generation of Nazis, whom he hoped, with the aid of the gold, could accomplish in the future what he had failed to do. He entrusted only four of his closest officers with the secret of the whereabouts of the gold. Over the years, these officers passed on the secret to their sons, and they, in their turn, passed it on to theirs. More than 40 year after the war, the grandsons - four people who grew up on different continents and thus have never met - are ready to collect the gold and with it unleash a wave of terrorism with the ultimate goal to bring the Nazi movement back into power. Jim Phelps and his team of agents are however close behind the four grandsons, on a mission to make sure that the old dream of Hitler's will never come true.—Anonymous
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