Hunt for Red October....Anyone here know Russian?

[coloradosilver]

Ok..my girlfriend asked me about this last night and I had no idea.:

In the final moments of the movie "The Hunt for Red October" CIA analyst Jack Ryan says something in russian just before he shoots the cook aboard the submarine. Does anyone know what he says and the translation of what he says into english?
:?:

[SPEEDKILLAR]

Ok..my girlfriend asked me about this last night and I had no idea.:

In the final moments of the movie "The Hunt for Red October" CIA analyst Jack Ryan says something in russian just before he shoots the cook aboard the submarine. Does anyone know what he says and the translation of what he says into english?
:?:

ahhahaha, akward question, damn I had the cd and it was translated, I'll do a quik search........

[TT]

I just found this on imdb.com

I am 100% positive Jack Ryan says "leave this alone" in Russian, meaning for the cook to drop the two wires he's about to connect and blow the torpedo up.

http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0099810/board/nest/5262354

[coloradosilver]

Ok..my girlfriend asked me about this last night and I had no idea.:

In the final moments of the movie "The Hunt for Red October" CIA analyst Jack Ryan says something in russian just before he shoots the cook aboard the submarine. Does anyone know what he says and the translation of what he says into english?
:?:

ahhahaha, akward question, damn I had the cd and it was translated, I'll do a quik search........

It's funny, I have the movie also, and every russian line in the movie is translated except that one. Seems weird as that is the climax of the movie and you'd think that would be translated as well.

Thanks TT: "Leave this alone" huh? seems a little out of place. I mean, it makes sense, but I would think that there could be much better ot more meaningful lines in there. Can anyone verify this line? Does anyone know for sure?

[nthfinity]

TT--grad ruskie opniktike

[SFDMALEX]

I speak fluent but I need to know what he said :lol:

[gottacatchup]

I speak, I speak :D . Stoi, ruki veer! Well, that's about all I know :lol:
I give always good points to a Hollywood movie, if foreigners in the movie speak some another language than English. It's even better if they speak words with a meaning. So, it is not that odd, if the line seems little out of place, because the writer and director are not Russian.

Yeah my girlfriend is fluent in Russian and most of the movies with Russian "bad guys" they're just speakin gibberish

[ARMAN]

If it is "Ostav eto v pokoe" as in TT's link then it is "Let it be, leave it alone or dont touch it" depends on the situation