#Capricorn one vinyl movie
#Capricorn one vinyl tv

As he investigates further, federal agents break into his home, arresting him for possessing cocaine that they planted there.

#Capricorn one vinyl movie

Caulfield goes to the deserted western movie set and is shot at. Caulfield believes Brubaker would never make such a mistake and may have been sending his wife a message. Brubaker was intrigued by how special effects and technology made it seem real. She explains that the family had actually gone to a different location, where a western movie was being filmed. Brubaker had seemed confused when her husband mentioned their last family vacation. Kelloway sends helicopters after them Willis and Walker are found, while Brubaker evades capture.Д¬aulfield interviews Brubaker's 'widow' after reviewing a televised conversation between the astronauts and their wives. They split up on foot to increase their chances of finding help and exposing the plot. They escape in a small jet which quickly runs out of fuel, forcing a crash-landing in the desert. After it is destroyed, they realize officials will never release them. The captive astronauts were supposed to be placed in the returned capsule before being recovered by the Navy. Upon returning to Earth, the empty spacecraft burns up during atmospheric reentry due to a faulty heat shield. As Caulfield investigates, several attempts are made on his life. Whitter suddenly vanishes, and when Caulfield goes to Whitter's apartment the next day, he discovers someone else living there and that all evidence of Whitter's recent life has been erased.

#Capricorn one vinyl tv

Whitter partially shares his concerns with a TV journalist friend, Robert Caulfield. Whitter reports this to his supervisors, including Kelloway, but is told it is due to a faulty workstation. At the command center, only a few officials know about the conspiracy until an alert technician, Elliot Whitter, notices that ground control receives the crew's televised transmissions before the spacecraft telemetry arrives. The astronauts remain captive during the flight and appear to be filmed after landing on Mars, although they are actually inside of a makeshift TV studio at the base. Kelloway threatens their families to force their cooperation. Another failed space mission would result in NASA's funding being cut and private contractors losing millions in profits.

He says they must help counterfeit the televised footage during the flight to and from Mars. At the base, NASA official Kelloway informs the astronauts that a faulty life-support system would have killed them in-flight. The launch proceeds on schedule, with the public unaware the spacecraft is empty. Bewildered, they are flown to an abandoned military base in the desert. Just before liftoff, the crew of Charles Brubaker, Peter Willis, and John Walker are suddenly removed from the spacecraft. Capricorn One-the first crewed mission to Mars-is on the launch pad.