Tony Doyle plays Blake, a ruthless right-hand man to a British corporation in the midst of making a huge, potentially illegal, business deal with the Soviet Union. This scene comes from "Beloved Enemy", directed by Alan Clarke, written by David Leland, and inspired by Charles Levinson's "Vodka Cola". Made in 1981, the film was made for the BBC's "Play for Today" series and it speaks to cold war tensions as much as it speaks to present economic stress and the continues growth of globalization.

I hope that the BBC might give this film an official and proper release.

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