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00:02:41 #1 You seem to like my country.
00:02:43 #2 Like it?
00:02:44 #3 I think it's marvelous.
00:02:46 #4 I wish we were staying here two years instead of just two weeks.
00:02:49 #5 The general car and dust sound funny hearing you call it your country.
00:02:52 #6 I keep forgetting it not English.
00:02:54 #7 Sometimes I feel almost English.
00:02:57 #8 Well, that's natural.
00:02:58 #9 After all, you can't be at Oxford three years without feeling slightly British.
00:03:18 #10 I wish Helen were here.
00:03:20 #11 After all, you've said a bottle. I don't blame you.
00:03:30 #12 Oh, yes. You'll be along soon, Gretchen.
00:03:32 #13 Nothing can keep Monty away from this good beer.
00:03:34 #14 Ha, nothing except a good-looking woman.
00:03:36 #15 Ha, ha, ha!
00:03:37 #16 Naughty boy, but I like him.
00:03:44 #17 He has a way with a make-up, don't you?
00:03:51 #18 Another conquest for Monty.
00:03:54 #19 Yes.
00:03:55 #20 I don't know why he wants to mess about with every woman he meets.
00:03:58 #21 Yeah, but you have Helen.
00:04:01 #22 Not at all, sure.
00:04:03 #23 I'm not half good enough for her.
00:04:06 #24 She must be a wonderful girl.
00:04:07 #25 Oh, she is.
00:04:09 #26 She's marvelous.
00:04:11 #27 Not to meet her when we get back to Oxford.
00:04:13 #28 I'd like to.
00:04:15 #29 Would you like to see what she looks like?
00:04:16 #30 Yes. I didn't know you had a photograph of her.
00:04:19 #31 Neither does Helen.
00:04:21 #32 I took it myself when she wasn't looking.
00:04:22 #33 Really?
00:04:29 #34 Stunning, isn't she?
00:04:30 #35 She had all your blighters.
00:04:38 #36 Beating the couches.
00:04:42 #37 Step up, chants. No one had owned me.
00:04:44 #38 Come on, he don't, please.
00:04:45 #39 It's all right. This little circle doesn't understand a word of English.
00:04:47 #40 No.
00:04:48 #41 Gretchen!
00:04:49 #42 My snows!
00:04:59 #43 Found it in the museum.
00:05:01 #44 She's a work of art.
00:05:18 #45 Why do you bring her around?
00:05:20 #46 Bring her?
00:05:21 #47 Good heavens, I can't get rid of her.
00:05:25 #48 Go home, will you?
00:05:27 #49 Go home!
00:05:28 #50 Oh, fuck, doggie!
00:05:31 #51 You see, I'm stuck.
00:05:33 #52 Hello, who's at our jet?
00:05:35 #53 That's Helen.
00:05:36 #54 Oh, but of course that's only a snapshot.
00:05:39 #55 Wait till you meet her.
00:05:41 #56 Oh, yeah?
00:05:43 #57 Go wing!
00:05:47 #58 I say this is getting serious.
00:05:49 #59 I've got to get rid of her.
00:05:51 #60 You know, I've a very important engagement in just 15 minutes.
00:05:54 #61 I say you, chaps, be sporting and take her off my hand.
00:05:57 #62 Well, after all, my dear...
00:05:59 #63 We may be sporting, but we're not people minded.
00:06:01 #64 Well, you can do what you please with her. I'm going.
00:06:03 #65 Hey, let me...
00:06:05 #66 I'm going to say, my dear...
00:06:07 #67 Marseille!
00:06:11 #68 Just a minute, I'll leave.
00:06:15 #69 Leave it to me. I'll get rid of her.
00:06:17 #70 I'll get rid of her. Please, yes.
00:06:19 #71 Noose. Noon mine for I line.
00:06:21 #72 She's in China, sir.
00:06:23 #73 50 for me, yes. But I... But I'm old.
00:06:25 #74 But I'm a twat and this is me.
00:06:51 #75 Pretty boy, you please me very much.
00:06:54 #76 It is nothing.
00:07:35 #77 I am not at home to anyone except my husband.
00:07:39 #78 And he is away on army business.
00:07:41 #79 He will not be home for hours.
00:07:43 #80 So you see...
00:07:45 #81 Charming.
00:08:03 #82 Peter.
00:08:11 #83 Boys.
00:08:11 #84 But really I I say you mustn't think that a name my name is a
00:08:20 #85 Rutledge sir you are stopping in Munich at the Hotel Barisher half sir my seconds will call on you later
00:08:40 #86 What I say you there is nothing find out to discuss
00:08:59 #87 Sailing sailing over the bounding main for many a wintry winch to blow where Jack comes home again
00:09:06 #88 Hello. Where are you going?
00:09:08 #89 England.
00:09:09 #90 England? Why, we're not going back for ten days.
00:09:12 #91 What's wrong? Baron Von Trends? Who's he?
00:09:18 #92 Oh, he's just a friend of mine.
00:09:20 #93 Really? Quite a social success, aren't you?
00:09:23 #94 How do you meet these barons?
00:09:24 #95 Well, unfortunately, I met this one through his wife.
00:09:27 #96 And this means...
00:09:30 #97 A duel. Can you imagine it?
00:09:33 #98 Running away?
00:09:34 #99 Oh, don't be an ass, Roy.
00:09:36 #100 You don't expect me to go through with a pouch like this.
00:09:38 #101 But, Monty, it's the only thing you can do.
00:09:40 #102 Oh, there you go again.
00:09:41 #103 I suppose when a woman's no good and a husband finds it out,
00:09:43 #104 I've got to get shot just because it's the honorable thing to do.
00:09:46 #105 Well, what do you think people will say?
00:09:47 #106 You'll never live it down.
00:09:49 #107 What do I care what people say?
00:09:51 #108 Well, you can talk all you like, Monty,
00:09:52 #109 but you can't walk out like this.
00:09:54 #110 Can't I?
00:09:56 #111 Goodbye. See you at Oxford.
00:09:58 #112 All right.
00:10:08 #113 Well, what's up? Where's Monty?
00:10:13 #114 He's gone to England.
00:10:15 #115 England?
00:10:16 #116 Well, what's the matter?
00:10:18 #117 Oh, nothing.
00:10:21 #118 What I say, Herr Erdrich?
00:10:37 #119 Yes?
00:10:38 #120 Von Richter.
00:10:40 #121 Von Sleven.
00:10:42 #122 We represent Colonel Baron von Kranz.
00:10:45 #123 Yes?
00:10:47 #124 Have you chosen your second?
00:10:49 #125 According to custom, we have selected the time and place.
00:10:59 #126 You have the choice of weapons.
00:11:01 #127 What is your choice?
00:11:07 #128 Up is then low with them cattle.
00:11:11 #129 What is this?
00:11:27 #130 Golden hour.
00:11:30 #131 That's a famous place near here.
00:11:34 #132 It says at four o'clock tomorrow morning.
00:11:38 #133 Four o'clock in the morning.
00:11:40 #134 How did this happen?
00:11:43 #135 I'm sorry, Carl.
00:11:45 #136 I lost my temper with one of your officers.
00:11:48 #137 But Roy...
00:11:49 #138 Do you know how to be a second?
00:12:13 #139 Your choice, please.
00:12:18 #140 Please?
00:12:25 #141 Have you got it?
00:12:28 #142 Come on.
00:12:29 #143 These are 20 steps.
00:12:35 #144 Your party is on this line.
00:12:37 #145 of three shots against the gate.
00:12:39 #146 Thank you.
00:12:40 #147 Good luck, Roy.
00:13:27 #148 I can't see a lefty.
00:13:38 #149 Hey, you pay, now!
00:13:39 #150 See you back.
00:13:52 #151 And where's your German accent?
00:13:53 #152 Well, I couldn't get it past the customer's face.
00:13:56 #153 Oh, I see.
00:13:57 #154 What have you done to your arm?
00:13:58 #155 Oh, nothing. It's just a little scratch.
00:13:59 #156 I was hunting in Germany.
00:14:01 #157 I'll see you at dinner.
00:14:02 #158 Right, ho. See you later.
00:14:03 #159 See, why aren't you getting dressed?
00:14:05 #160 Aren't you coming to meet Helen?
00:14:06 #161 Oh, yes, but don't remind me of it.
00:14:08 #162 Don't be foolish. She expects us for tea.
00:14:10 #163 Tea?
00:14:11 #164 Listen, it'll do you good to meet a nice girl.
00:14:13 #165 Oh, well, all right.
00:14:15 #166 But first, we've got to get you dressed.
00:14:16 #167 Say, we've got to get him dressed.
00:14:17 #168 He's going to see a girl.
00:14:18 #169 Say, now, now, wait a minute.
00:14:19 #170 Now, you... Listen, I've got to have my shirt.
00:14:21 #171 Listen, I've got to have my shirt.
00:14:22 #172 Wait, wait, wait.
00:14:23 #173 Wait a minute.
00:14:24 #174 Listen, I'm holding up to dress my shirt.
00:14:26 #175 No, you're not.
00:14:27 #176 When you're kidding, I'll...
00:14:28 #177 Say, listen, would you please...
00:14:30 #178 Miss Helen?
00:14:54 #179 Miss Helen is not at home, sir.
00:14:56 #180 She's expecting us.
00:14:57 #181 Would you care to wait?
00:14:59 #182 Yes, thank you.
00:15:24 #183 Fine reception.
00:15:25 #184 Roy, maybe she's forgotten.
00:15:48 #185 Maybe she's forgotten me.
00:15:49 #186 Not Helen. She's not that sort.
00:16:11 #187 I feel sick. I think I'd better go.
00:16:15 #188 Monty, will you sit down?
00:16:16 #189 Oh, I've got an awful headache.
00:16:18 #190 I think I'll go to the chemist and get something for it.
00:16:20 #191 What's with Monty?
00:16:21 #192 Boy!
00:16:33 #193 Helen!
00:16:34 #194 Oh, terribly sorry. Mother's fault, shopping.
00:16:37 #195 I simply flew. My isn't it hot?
00:16:39 #196 You shouldn't have hurried so.
00:16:40 #197 Oh, but I wanted to.
00:16:42 #198 Roy, you've no right to look so cool. I'm broiling.
00:16:45 #199 See you.
00:16:47 #200 Yes, you are, aren't you?
00:16:49 #201 No, not once.
00:16:51 #202 Well, you're so marvelous. I hardly dare.
00:16:54 #203 Oh, silly. I thought your brother was coming.
00:17:05 #204 Went out with a headache.
00:17:07 #205 Oh, boy, it must be the heat.
00:17:08 #206 Well, they've done it.
00:17:39 #207 I never thought they would.
00:17:43 #208 I still can't believe it.
00:17:45 #209 Well, it must be true. It's official.
00:17:46 #210 Oh, shut up. I'm trying to think.
00:17:49 #211 It's terrible.
00:17:51 #212 Carl, you won't have to go with you.
00:17:54 #213 Me? Oh, Roy, I hope not.
00:17:57 #214 Oh, they can't want me.
00:17:59 #215 I'm not a soldier. What use would I be to them?
00:18:03 #216 I couldn't kill anyone.
00:18:07 #217 They couldn't make me do that, could they, Roy?
00:18:09 #218 Well, I think it'll all be over in a couple of weeks.
00:18:12 #219 I'm not so sure.
00:18:14 #220 I wouldn't worry about it.
00:18:17 #221 Then suppose England comes in?
00:18:19 #222 Well, Roy, that'd be horrible.
00:18:24 #223 I could never do that. I love England.
00:18:26 #224 Will you shut up?
00:18:29 #225 Monty.
00:18:32 #226 Germany's declared war on France.
00:18:37 #227 Roy, how do you spell ecstatic?
00:18:40 #228 Special delivery letter for Carl instead.
00:18:58 #229 What's the matter, Carl?
00:19:23 #230 Someone ill?
00:19:39 #231 Carl.
00:19:40 #232 May I ask the Prime Minister if he has any information he can give us today?
00:20:00 #233 Our ambassador at Berlin received his passport
00:20:03 #234 at seven o'clock last evening.
00:20:05 #235 And since eleven o'clock last night,
00:20:07 #236 a state of war has existed between Germany and ourselves.
00:20:11 #237 Seven and a half years.
00:20:21 #238 How do you want it?
00:20:22 #239 Thirty-eight.
00:20:24 #240 I'm afraid it's a bit small, sir.
00:20:26 #241 Move along, then. Move along.
00:20:28 #242 You'll grow into it.
00:20:29 #243 I'm on there. Come on.
00:20:37 #244 Present.
00:20:38 #245 Helps.
00:20:39 #246 Give it to him, you bloody fool.
00:20:43 #247 Hey, what's wrong with you?
00:20:44 #248 Sleeping sickness?
00:20:46 #249 Here, here. Let go of that gun, you clingy vine.
00:20:51 #250 Let go of it, here.
00:20:53 #251 God, you're enough to turn a man's stomach.
00:20:56 #252 Hey, you were the fallen archer.
00:20:58 #253 I've elicited, Monty, in the Royal Flying Corps.
00:21:03 #254 You're a full-roy.
00:21:08 #255 Oh, really? How lovely.
00:21:10 #256 My grandfather was in the garden doing a revolution.
00:21:12 #257 Oh, he was.
00:21:14 #258 Oh, Roy, you look marvelous in uniform.
00:21:16 #259 Doesn't he? It's ripping.
00:21:18 #260 Where?
00:21:19 #261 Tell me, what have you joined?
00:21:21 #262 The interview?
00:21:22 #263 No, the Royal Fine Corps.
00:21:23 #264 Oh, Corps.
00:21:24 #265 It's an interesting show.
00:21:26 #266 And all the misery in this world has been caused by and for capitalism.
00:21:33 #267 Why should we fight this war?
00:21:35 #268 For capitalism, men will die.
00:21:43 #269 For capitalism, down with capitalism.
00:21:47 #270 On with the anarchist.
00:21:52 #271 That's right.
00:21:53 #272 They're going to be back now.
00:22:04 #273 Who's the man I'd like to kiss?
00:22:06 #274 What's the matter?
00:22:07 #275 Afraid of a kiss?
00:22:12 #276 Maybe he's yellow!
00:22:13 #277 Go on, you.
00:22:16 #278 I'm going to fight for your country.
00:22:18 #279 Let go!
00:22:19 #280 I'd rather marry the girl.
00:22:20 #281 You never get your wings that way.
00:22:21 #282 Oh, how was it?
00:22:23 #283 Oh, boy.
00:22:51 #284 That first solo fight certainly is a great thrill.
00:22:52 #285 It certainly felt great.
00:23:16 #286 I will, boy.
00:23:17 #287 I will.
00:23:18 #288 I'm going to get to work now.
00:23:19 #289 All right.
00:23:20 #290 We're done.
00:23:21 #291 Go on.
00:23:22 #292 Come on, boys.
00:23:23 #293 I'm going to get to work now.
00:23:24 #294 We're done.
00:23:25 #295 What about us?
00:23:26 #296 I will.
00:23:43 #297 Look, boys, it's Monty.
00:23:48 #298 Here you go, Monty.
00:23:55 #299 Great.
00:23:56 #300 Tonight's the night, Monty.
00:24:29 #301 Yeah.
00:24:30 #302 Say, listen, be more cheerful.
00:24:32 #303 You have a treat in store meeting Helen.
00:24:33 #304 Must be Friday the 13th.
00:24:36 #305 I wonder if she'll wear her canteen uniform.
00:24:38 #306 She does. She'll can count me out.
00:24:40 #307 Oh, she looks stunning at it.
00:24:42 #308 Who wants to be stunned?
00:24:43 #309 I'm only going as a favor to you.
00:24:45 #310 You and I don't like the same kind of girl.
00:24:48 #311 Oh, hurry up, will you?
00:24:50 #312 Oh, it's a waste of time to polish these.
00:24:53 #313 She'll probably step all over them the first dance anyway.
00:24:58 #314 It's safer to sit it out, quiet little corn,
00:25:01 #315 and have a chat about votes for women.
00:25:05 #316 Hello there. Hello.
00:25:06 #317 Who's Mendo? You're wobbling under tonight.
00:25:08 #318 Lady Randolph, charity ball.
00:25:09 #319 What's your neck? Come along.
00:25:10 #320 Oh, but I haven't. I haven't been invited.
00:25:12 #321 That's all right. I'm on the committee.
00:25:13 #322 No, I don't think I'll go.
00:25:15 #323 You're a smart boy.
00:25:17 #324 We're Helen, as you should be here by this time.
00:25:59 #325 How do you do, sir?
00:26:05 #326 There she is.
00:26:14 #327 Don't point, it's rude.
00:26:16 #328 Oh, Helen.
00:26:18 #329 Roy!
00:26:24 #330 Hello.
00:26:25 #331 Hello, old thing.
00:26:26 #332 You're frightfully late. I was afraid you weren't coming.
00:26:28 #333 Oh, Helen. This is Monty.
00:26:31 #334 How do you do?
00:26:34 #335 Well, that's done at last.
00:26:39 #336 You know, you two have been avoiding each other for weeks.
00:26:44 #337 Helen, may I have this next dance? Next dance.
00:26:46 #338 Oh, God.
00:26:50 #339 Roy, there you are.
00:26:52 #340 You think he'd lay the rando?
00:26:52 #341 I must say you take your truth on my committee very nicely.
00:26:55 #342 Where have you been?
00:26:57 #343 You completely disarranged my program.
00:26:58 #344 There are no end of things to be done.
00:27:00 #345 Helen, dear, you don't find to do. Come on, Roy. Come on.
00:27:02 #346 I'm sorry, Helen.
00:27:03 #347 Monty, would you take this next dance with Helen?
00:27:07 #348 Oh, how do you do, Monty? How do you do?
00:27:09 #349 Now, come on on.
00:27:09 #350 The dance, please.
00:27:13 #351 Well?
00:27:41 #352 I really must go and find Jimmy Carrigan.
00:27:45 #353 He has something most important to tell me.
00:27:47 #354 Hi.
00:27:52 #355 Who is this Jimmy Carrigan?
00:27:54 #356 Carrigan.
00:27:56 #357 I've never heard of him.
00:28:14 #358 What are you thinking of?
00:28:16 #359 If you must know, I was thinking of Marty.
00:28:20 #360 Do you like him?
00:28:21 #361 Yes, I like him. He's a marvelous dancer.
00:28:26 #362 Well, Marty does all those things well.
00:28:34 #363 What?
00:28:35 #364 May I?
00:28:56 #365 Oh, Marty.
00:28:58 #366 Oh, hello there.
00:28:59 #367 Come sit down.
00:29:00 #368 You're having a better time than you expected, Monty?
00:29:05 #369 Marvelous.
00:29:06 #370 I've been dancing with a beautiful brunette.
00:29:08 #371 Name of Eleanor. She's perfect.
00:29:09 #372 Oh, oh, I'm a mother.
00:29:11 #373 You don't really think she's beautiful?
00:29:14 #374 Kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty.
00:29:16 #375 Stop it. I'm not a cat.
00:29:17 #376 Yes, you are.
00:29:19 #377 Well, if I'm a kitty, I'm a thirsty kitty.
00:29:22 #378 Roy, dear, would you please get me a glass of fun?
00:29:24 #379 Well, of course I will.
00:29:26 #380 No, I'll go, Roy.
00:29:27 #381 No, I'm the committee.
00:29:28 #382 You stay here. Look after this wall flower.
00:29:31 #383 But really, I...
00:29:34 #384 Who, if you'd rather not?
00:29:36 #385 Well... I didn't mean it.
00:29:39 #386 Don't you like wall flowers?
00:29:47 #387 I shouldn't have done that.
00:30:06 #388 Oh, you're not sorry, Maudie.
00:30:08 #389 Oh, I'm sorry. I had no right to.
00:30:10 #390 What if I'm glad?
00:30:12 #391 But what about Roy?
00:30:14 #392 Isn't that my business?
00:30:16 #393 I suppose so. But...
00:30:20 #394 The big... compliments of the committee.
00:30:27 #395 Thanks to you, Roy.
00:30:29 #396 You've been properly charming. Me?
00:30:32 #397 More than charming.
00:30:34 #398 Good for you, Marty. It's worth it.
00:31:26 #399 Is she worth it?
00:31:27 #400 It depends on who she is.
00:31:35 #401 Thank goodness, Lady Randolph's was siding me for a minute.
00:31:38 #402 Roy, you've been neglecting me, shamefully.
00:31:40 #403 Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
00:31:42 #404 You see, it's this beastly committee.
00:31:44 #405 Lady Randolph won't let me alone a minute.
00:31:46 #406 Oh, Roy, there you are.
00:31:48 #407 Yes, your Roy is.
00:31:49 #408 Where is that list?
00:31:51 #409 What do you mind finding, Sir John, for me?
00:31:53 #410 It's about like canteen unit. I must have the queen's signature.
00:31:56 #411 So important. My dear, why don't you get into your uniform?
00:31:59 #412 You look so pretty in it. And Monty, shouldn't you dance a merry blunt?
00:32:03 #413 Yes, why don't you?
00:32:05 #414 Roy, will you found Sir John? I want to leave the barn dance for me.
00:32:09 #415 And really, there are so many things you've got to do.
00:32:11 #416 Yes, I'm terribly sorry. Back soon.
00:32:14 #417 You see those girls...
00:32:15 #418 I know, but let me run, don't hide the door.
00:32:20 #419 Oh. You've really joined Lady Elizabeth's canteen unit.
00:32:23 #420 Rather chance of a lifetime.
00:32:25 #421 We go to France in two weeks.
00:32:27 #422 Two weeks?
00:32:28 #423 All right, says you're sailing the 15th.
00:32:33 #424 That's a whole...
00:32:43 #425 Tired.
00:32:44 #426 Take me home, Marty. Home?
00:32:47 #427 It's not far.
00:32:48 #428 I've taken a flat in town there, canteen headquarters.
00:32:52 #429 I mean...
00:32:53 #430 Roy will be quite upset to find you're gone.
00:32:55 #431 That's what he gets for being on committee.
00:32:58 #432 Very well, I'll find someone else.
00:33:02 #433 Oh, I didn't mean to be rude.
00:33:04 #434 Well...
00:33:05 #435 Come on then.
00:33:21 #436 Are we here?
00:33:22 #437 Well, it's number 27.
00:33:25 #438 Want to come up for a cigarette and a drink?
00:33:27 #439 Oh, really? You must be awfully tired.
00:33:29 #440 No, I'm not. Come see my room.
00:33:31 #441 I've only had a place of my own for a week.
00:33:33 #442 The new toy.
00:33:37 #443 What a baby you are.
00:33:39 #444 Alley up.
00:33:41 #445 All right.
00:33:52 #446 Well, this is jolly.
00:33:54 #447 Sit down, I'll get your drink. Thanks.
00:33:56 #448 It wins.
00:34:06 #449 Oh, win, win.
00:34:07 #450 Would you be shocked if I put on something more comfortable?
00:34:35 #451 I'll try to survive.
00:34:36 #452 Well, are you more comfortable now?
00:35:34 #453 Yes. Are you?
00:35:36 #454 Oh, yes.
00:35:40 #455 You know, it seems strange being here like this
00:35:44 #456 after hearing Roy rave about you for months.
00:35:46 #457 Does Roy rave?
00:35:47 #458 Oh, rather. He idolizes you.
00:35:49 #459 Oh, I do wish he wouldn't.
00:35:51 #460 It makes me feel guilty.
00:35:53 #461 I can understand he's raving now.
00:35:54 #462 Oh, don't be silly.
00:35:56 #463 You're not a bit like Roy, are you?
00:36:01 #464 I should say not.
00:36:03 #465 Roy is very high-minded. He doesn't approve of me.
00:36:07 #466 He wouldn't approve of me either if he knew what I really like.
00:36:11 #467 Doesn't he know?
00:36:13 #468 No. When I'm with Roy, I'm the way Roy wants me to be.
00:36:17 #469 That's cat-ish, isn't it? But I can't help it.
00:36:21 #470 I understand.
00:36:22 #471 Roy wouldn't.
00:36:23 #472 May I ask you a very personal question?
00:36:27 #473 Yes.
00:36:29 #474 Do you love Roy?
00:36:31 #475 No, not really. Not the way Roy wants me to love him.
00:36:36 #476 I can't. Roy's love means marriage and children and never anyone but Roy.
00:36:41 #477 I couldn't bear that. I want to be free.
00:36:44 #478 I want to be gay and have fun. Life's short and I want to live while I'm alive.
00:36:49 #479 I know that's the way I feel too. I think I'd better go.
00:37:04 #480 Must you?
00:37:05 #481 I really should.
00:37:07 #482 Paul, cold in here now, isn't it? Have you a match?
00:38:14 #483 Why so gloomy?
00:38:39 #484 I can't see it.
00:38:47 #485 Can't you?
00:38:48 #486 Well, then you're rotten, too.
00:38:50 #487 What do you mean?
00:38:53 #488 Then Roy worships you.
00:38:55 #489 You!
00:38:56 #490 Well?
00:38:57 #491 Don't you make yourself sick.
00:38:59 #492 You and Roy.
00:39:00 #493 God, that's funny.
00:39:01 #494 Get out of here!
00:39:02 #495 Don't worry, I can't get out fast enough.
00:39:05 #496 Get out!
00:39:06 #497 What have you been?
00:39:08 #498 I stopped at a bar after I took Helen home.
00:39:31 #499 Oh, how'd you like to go home?
00:39:38 #500 I'm not going to go home.
00:39:39 #501 Oh, how'd you like her?
00:39:45 #502 Oh, she's all right.
00:39:47 #503 Fascinate, probably.
00:39:49 #504 I dare say she wouldn't.
00:39:51 #505 Just what do you mean by that?
00:39:54 #506 Listen, Roy, let me tell you something.
00:39:59 #507 Even if it hurts.
00:40:01 #508 Yes.
00:40:02 #509 I wouldn't be so idealistic about Helen if I were you.
00:40:05 #510 And why not?
00:40:06 #511 Why?
00:40:09 #512 I just wouldn't, that's all.
00:40:10 #513 Well, why not?
00:40:12 #514 Oh, I don't know. Forget it.
00:40:14 #515 Never mind crawling out with it.
00:40:17 #516 Listen, Roy, I tell you, women are all the same.
00:40:20 #517 You look at every woman as a barmaid.
00:40:22 #518 You don't know anything about decent women.
00:40:25 #519 All right, you know it all then.
00:40:26 #520 No, you've said enough. Shut up.
00:46:04 #521 When you look at these nightdreams, they're never forgotten.
00:46:08 #522 Make it good, Karl.
00:46:10 #523 That's it.
00:46:12 #524 Go.
00:46:18 #525 Goodbye.
00:46:48 #526 Bye.
00:47:10 #527 That's enough.
00:47:42 #528 Go home.
00:47:44 #529 Stay out of it.
00:48:43 #530 Two bombs.
00:49:21 #531 Perfect.
00:49:22 #532 Shoot directly at the target square. Two cars. Two enemies.
00:49:26 #533 Six bombs.
00:51:31 #534 I got the Maza-Bala.
00:51:33 #535 Now, the machine guns!
00:51:42 #536 Good!
00:51:44 #537 Easy, easy.
00:51:48 #538 What's going on?
00:51:49 #539 We should get the speeder.
00:51:50 #540 We need to make 60 knots.
00:51:52 #541 Motor, again, machine.
00:51:59 #542 Now the engine got power.
00:52:01 #543 How much to turn, and what are you doing?
00:52:03 #544 200.
00:52:05 #545 How much?
00:52:06 #546 200.
00:52:09 #547 What are you thinking of?
00:52:10 #548 Our engines are running all over the place.
00:52:12 #549 We're only 10 degrees and we're making 50 knots.
00:52:15 #550 What's going on?
00:52:16 #551 The air resistance of the body is decreasing,
00:52:19 #552 and the 2000m cable is decreasing our departure to at least 15 knots.
00:52:24 #553 Really? Absolutely.
00:52:36 #554 We have to get up a few meters.
00:52:37 #555 We've got a lot of it, but it's still a long way.
00:52:39 #556 It'll take a while.
00:52:41 #557 10 minutes.
00:53:07 #558 Cavatane, go.
00:53:22 #559 Cavatane.
00:53:29 #560 I can't.
00:53:34 #561 Gathered in!
00:53:38 #562 The trip and the war are over.
00:53:40 #563 Everything we need is overbought.
00:54:32 #564 The ship must be delivered as soon as possible.
00:54:35 #565 Yes, sir.
00:54:39 #566 You're talking?
00:54:40 #567 You mean the entire ship is overbought?
00:54:42 #568 Radio?
00:54:43 #569 Quick!
00:54:44 #570 Great.
00:54:47 #571 Everything we need is overbought.
00:55:20 #572 Whatever we can choose from.
00:55:22 #573 But the planes, the damn guns,
00:55:24 #574 come closer and closer.
00:55:26 #575 Oh, what now?
00:55:28 #576 Captain, you know we don't have to go through anything else.
00:55:35 #577 You know there's only one way to make the ship easier.
00:55:39 #578 Do you have your permission?
00:55:44 #579 Yes. It's getting a little hard for me.
00:55:47 #580 But the ship has to be saved.
00:55:49 #581 We have no other choice.
00:55:52 #582 Bauer, come here.
00:55:54 #583 Are you willing to die like your father?
00:55:59 #584 Yes, sir.
00:56:06 #585 We were both killed.
00:59:34 #586 Well, we're through.
00:59:41 #587 The enemy is all shot down.
00:59:46 #588 I have a pointy-out life, my dear.
00:59:48 #589 Ha!
01:05:45 #590 Some minute.
01:05:46 #591 Why the blazes, don't you?
01:05:51 #592 Look where you're going, sir.
01:05:52 #593 I'm sorry, sir.
01:05:54 #594 Isn't it customary to salute one superior officer? Thank you.
01:05:59 #595 What is your name, sir?
01:06:00 #596 Lieutenant Lloyd Russell.
01:06:02 #597 Make a note of that. Yes, sir.
01:06:04 #598 Fine.
01:06:24 #599 Don't shoot me three hours right now.
01:06:26 #600 You're nothing but a pest any hour. Sit down. Oh, Joe.
01:06:29 #601 Have a little fun.
01:06:30 #602 You shouldn't smoke so many.
01:06:33 #603 What difference does it make?
01:06:34 #604 You know it's bad for you.
01:06:35 #605 Buy a chocolate mess,
01:06:40 #606 change mess.
01:06:42 #607 Please, that's a good boy.
01:06:46 #608 What a life it would be, married to you.
01:06:48 #609 Oh, you don't fancy it?
01:06:49 #610 Beastly, no smokes.
01:06:51 #611 Think of all the money we'd save.
01:06:52 #612 What would we spend it on?
01:06:55 #613 A diamond dog collar. For me?
01:06:57 #614 No, I'd buy a muzzle for you.
01:06:59 #615 You wouldn't spoil my beautiful moustache, would you?
01:07:02 #616 No.
01:07:03 #617 We'd keep that in the parlor under glass.
01:07:10 #618 I'd like you to meet Captain Redfield, Lieutenant Rutledge.
01:07:16 #619 How do you do?
01:07:20 #620 Beastly weather?
01:07:21 #621 Yes, isn't it?
01:07:22 #622 You'll get used to it.
01:07:24 #623 Thanks.
01:07:26 #624 It's great to see you again, Helen, for four whole days.
01:07:30 #625 Really?
01:07:31 #626 Have you been over long?
01:07:35 #627 Three weeks.
01:07:37 #628 Oh.
01:07:39 #629 Three weeks.
01:07:40 #630 Everything all right up your way?
01:07:44 #631 Oh, yes.
01:07:45 #632 Miss Squadron near here?
01:07:46 #633 20 miles up the line.
01:07:48 #634 20 miles?
01:07:50 #635 That far.
01:07:52 #636 You chaps haven't rather soft, haven't you?
01:07:54 #637 Yeah, thanks, sir.
01:07:56 #638 Well, I mean to say, being able to dance about the countryside
01:07:57 #639 and all that.
01:08:00 #640 Wish I'd picked the RFC.
01:08:01 #641 Well, why didn't you?
01:08:02 #642 Roy.
01:08:03 #643 Well, I must be going.
01:08:06 #644 Oh, don't go.
01:08:08 #645 I think I'd better.
01:08:12 #646 Goodbye, Helen.
01:08:15 #647 And don't forget your promise.
01:08:17 #648 I won't.
01:08:18 #649 Who's that bag of wind?
01:08:24 #650 But you might not talking about my friends like that.
01:08:26 #651 like that I'll help him please all you are perfectly
01:08:28 #652 a few to I'm terribly sorry. Guess my nerves are a bit raw.
01:08:34 #653 Things have been so easy this last week. Oh you've been fighting. Did you shoot
01:08:40 #654 down any bias. Yes I managed to get a couple really how thrilling tell me about
01:08:45 #655 it was really nothing much tell the ball the chocolate miss.
01:08:49 #656 Oh, James!
01:09:51 #657 Try hurrying, James.
01:09:53 #658 Sorry, sir, but I stopped to dig a few of the cockroaches out of it.
01:09:56 #659 Well, put it down!
01:10:08 #660 Well, where's the bread?
01:10:10 #661 Have you ever tried hurrying, sir?
01:10:13 #662 James!
01:10:20 #663 More bread!
01:10:22 #664 Grab the cockroaches this time.
01:10:24 #665 Yes, sir.
01:10:26 #666 The taste is insane.
01:10:28 #667 I can't stop eating.
01:10:30 #668 What's the taste of this soup?
01:10:35 #669 I can't say, sir.
01:10:36 #670 It's not soup, it's soup.
01:10:37 #671 I think it's soup, Holly.
01:10:39 #672 Right.
01:10:40 #673 Sorry, sir. Cook said the soup was a bit weak tonight.
01:10:43 #674 Maybe you taste the disinfectant in the waters.
01:10:45 #675 Oh, oh, oh.
01:10:46 #676 It's a hair!
01:10:54 #677 Wash it off and wear it, Baldy.
01:10:58 #678 Hello, you chaps.
01:11:06 #679 Hello, Baldy. How goes it?
01:11:12 #680 Still no news of Harry?
01:11:16 #681 No. Somebody always gets it on the make-up troll.
01:11:20 #682 What do you think, Marry? Did you see it happen?
01:11:22 #683 Is there any chance he got down alive?
01:11:25 #684 No, I don't think so. The searchlights got him.
01:11:28 #685 We were flying low and they heard us, and we started to climb, but it was too late.
01:11:32 #686 Shratton began bursting all around him.
01:11:34 #687 Two bursts caught him and he started to drop.
01:11:36 #688 It was awful to see him down there, twisting and diving, crippled, always dropping,
01:11:41 #689 trying every way to get clear of those lights.
01:11:44 #690 Then another burst got him.
01:11:45 #691 We can hear them scream him off! I can't stand it!
01:11:48 #692 Good thing he took your place, Rhettly. You might have got it instead of him.
01:11:51 #693 I'll get it sooner or later. We'll all get it.
01:11:54 #694 Isn't there any end to this?
01:11:56 #695 Oh, shut up. You're always wise.
01:11:57 #696 Shut up, you soul! Who'll make it?
01:11:58 #697 I'll let you!
01:11:59 #698 Hey, come on!
01:12:00 #699 Hey, get down!
01:12:04 #700 Sit down, Jeremy, quiet!
01:12:06 #701 All right. What's matter, you fellas?
01:12:09 #702 Would anybody like to take Monty's place on tonight's patrol?
01:12:12 #703 Oh!
01:12:13 #704 Hey, y'all!
01:12:14 #705 No more suits?
01:12:16 #706 That's what comes to money!
01:12:35 #707 What's going on before you drop the jive?
01:12:40 #708 It's a taste of a big of salmon, sir.
01:12:42 #709 A sore trot again?
01:12:45 #710 Hasn't there cooked anything else?
01:12:47 #711 Well, sir, there's that tin of pork and beans.
01:12:50 #712 Can it do anything with a garbage?
01:12:52 #713 Oh, well, never mind.
01:12:53 #714 We all know we all know.
01:12:58 #715 That jive, yes, sir.
01:13:00 #716 Let anything hurt you.
01:13:01 #717 No, sir.
01:13:11 #718 Oh, yeah.
01:13:12 #719 You dirty liar!
01:13:13 #720 You're gonna be down the better!
01:13:15 #721 Now that didn't rank, Paulie.
01:13:22 #722 Paulie.
01:13:25 #723 Thank you, Paulie.
01:13:27 #724 Following officers will report for night patrol.
01:13:43 #725 Brayton.
01:13:44 #726 Yes, sir?
01:13:45 #727 Full up?
01:13:46 #728 Yes, sir.
01:13:47 #729 Maloney?
01:13:48 #730 Oh, no.
01:13:49 #731 Not an old bald-headed man like me up down the cold, cold air.
01:13:55 #732 Perhaps Fritz will warm it up for you.
01:13:58 #733 Neville.
01:14:00 #734 Monty Rutledge.
01:14:04 #735 I don't feel very well tonight, sir.
01:14:11 #736 That's all right, boy. None of us feel well.
01:14:14 #737 But you don't understand.
01:14:16 #738 I think I do, Rutledge.
01:14:18 #739 But I say, sir, you don't understand that there seems to be something to matter with me.
01:14:23 #740 I don't know what's to matter with him. He's yellow.
01:14:25 #741 Oh, shut up.
01:14:26 #742 Oh, let's say it. Didn't Harry go west last night because he took this man's place?
01:14:29 #743 He's quiet.
01:14:30 #744 He's yellow and we all know it.
01:14:31 #745 That's a lie. I'm not yellow.
01:14:34 #746 I can see things as they are. That's all.
01:14:35 #747 And I'm sick of this rotten business.
01:14:38 #748 You fools, why are you going to kill you like this?
01:14:40 #749 What are you fighting for?
01:14:42 #750 Patrism, duty.
01:14:44 #751 Are you mad?
01:14:45 #752 Can't you see they're just words?
01:14:47 #753 Words calling for politicians and profiteers
01:14:49 #754 to trick you into fighting for them.
01:14:51 #755 What's a word compared with life the only life you've got?
01:14:55 #756 I'll give them a word.
01:14:56 #757 Murder! That's what this very rotten
01:14:58 #758 They're the rotten politicians, warriors.
01:15:00 #759 Murder, you know it as well as I do.
01:15:02 #760 Yellow am I?
01:15:03 #761 You're the one that are yellow.
01:15:05 #762 I've got guts to say what I think.
01:15:06 #763 You're afraid to say it.
01:15:08 #764 So afraid of me, cause yellow you're rather than kill, Fennish.
01:15:11 #765 You're four, who's your four stupid foe?
01:15:14 #766 Shut up, Rottage.
01:15:22 #767 I've taken a lot of shucking from you since we came out here.
01:15:25 #768 But this is a bit too much.
01:15:26 #769 Very really a thrill.
01:15:27 #770 Go to this gracious quadrant.
01:15:28 #771 Go to your quarters.
01:15:29 #772 Have a cigarette.
01:15:54 #773 If you don't think I'm yellow, do you, Roy?
01:15:56 #774 Of course not. You're just more sensitive than the rest of us.
01:16:00 #775 I wonder.
01:16:01 #776 Stop thinking about it.
01:16:03 #777 I wish I could.
01:16:06 #778 Haven't I been twice on the night patrol? I'm trying to do my share.
01:16:09 #779 Of course you are now.
01:16:11 #780 You must be pretty well fed up with me after all this.
01:16:14 #781 Oh, that's right.
01:16:17 #782 I'm not yellow. I'm not!
01:16:20 #783 Now, Monty, come on, pull yourself together.
01:16:26 #784 Staff, girls, everybody out.
01:16:30 #785 Come on, Monty.
01:16:31 #786 Well, men, I don't like what I have to say, but let's face it.
01:16:45 #787 You all know the central munition dump at Sprough.
01:16:48 #788 You've tried three times to bomb that depot without success.
01:16:51 #789 No fault of yours, of course. They've guarded it too closely.
01:16:56 #790 That munition depot at Sprough must be destroyed tomorrow morning.
01:17:00 #791 Now then, today a German bombing plane was forced down within our lines.
01:17:05 #792 We were lucky enough to capture it before they had a chance to destroy it.
01:17:09 #793 We fixed it up so it will fly.
01:17:11 #794 And we want to use this plane to bomb the Sprout Depot.
01:17:15 #795 There's no question that the venture will succeed this time.
01:17:18 #796 The enemy won't suspect one of their own planes until after the depot is bombed.
01:17:22 #797 Then, when they discover the trick...
01:17:25 #798 Well, you... you may have a little difficulty in getting back.
01:17:28 #799 I need two men to fly this plane.
01:17:36 #800 How go, sir?
01:17:37 #801 Are you sure you want to go?
01:17:39 #802 Quite sure, sir. Very well.
01:17:40 #803 I'll go with him, sir.
01:17:41 #804 Who are these men?
01:17:45 #805 Lieutenant Sponte and Roy Rutledge, sir.
01:17:47 #806 Brothers, eh?
01:17:48 #807 Yes, sir.
01:17:49 #808 Hi, young man.
01:17:53 #809 I want you to realize how important this is.
01:17:59 #810 The seventh brigade has been ordered to go over the top in a surprise attack tomorrow evening at dusk.
01:18:05 #811 The brigade doesn't know it, but I'm afraid they're going to be slaughtered.
01:18:09 #812 There's too much artillery in front of us.
01:18:11 #813 If you destroy that munition depot early tomorrow morning,
01:18:14 #814 it will weaken the enemy artillery, and we may be able to get through.
01:18:18 #815 Hundreds of lives depend on you.
01:18:21 #816 Do you understand?
01:18:22 #817 Yes, sir.
01:18:23 #818 Now, another thing.
01:18:24 #819 The plane you were to fly is far too dangerous a piece of armament to let the enemy recapture it.
01:18:30 #820 It must return or be destroyed.
01:18:33 #821 If you were captured, you'd be shot of spies anyway.
01:18:36 #822 Bollie!
01:18:38 #823 You'll take the morning patrol in towards Sproul as far as you can.
01:18:42 #824 You might possibly help them get back.
01:18:44 #825 By all means.
01:18:45 #826 Yes, sir.
01:18:47 #827 You'll get your maps and final instructions just before taking off.
01:18:51 #828 Report to the field at 3 a.m.
01:18:53 #829 Until then, let them do as they please.
01:18:54 #830 Yes, sir.
01:18:55 #831 Three o'clock, you two. Yes, sir.
01:18:56 #832 Good luck.
01:18:58 #833 Thank you, sir.
01:19:08 #834 What time is it, Monty?
01:19:10 #835 10 past nine.
01:19:11 #836 How long can team closes at 10?
01:19:13 #837 We've just enough time to get there.
01:19:15 #838 You think they'll let us have the motorcycle?
01:19:16 #839 Oh, of course.
01:19:17 #840 We're it tonight.
01:19:18 #841 Yeah.
01:19:19 #842 We're it all right.
01:19:23 #843 Not sorry, are you?
01:19:25 #844 Oh, let's not talk about it.
01:19:26 #845 I'm not even going to think about it until three o'clock.
01:19:30 #846 What's your program? Wine, women and song?
01:19:32 #847 Oh, perhaps I'll do without the song tonight.
01:19:52 #848 See it, Grossens?
01:19:54 #849 Either there or at Jack's, across the street,
01:19:56 #850 wherever you hear the most noise.
01:19:57 #851 You don't want to come in with me to see Helen?
01:19:59 #852 Oh, I better not.
01:20:01 #853 Right, oh.
01:20:08 #854 Where's Helen?
01:20:09 #855 She's gone out.
01:20:11 #856 Oh.
01:20:12 #857 Was she expecting you?
01:20:15 #858 No.
01:20:17 #859 Would you care to leave a note?
01:20:19 #860 Yes, I think I will.
01:20:21 #861 Pen and ink on the table.
01:21:35 #862 You'll see if she gets this.
01:21:37 #863 Oh, yeah.
01:21:38 #864 Thank you.
01:21:39 #865 Good night.
01:21:41 #866 Hello, what's up?
01:22:03 #867 She isn't in.
01:22:06 #868 That's tough.
01:22:08 #869 You want to come along with me?
01:22:10 #870 Where to?
01:22:11 #871 Groessens.
01:22:12 #872 Righto, you switch on.
01:23:22 #873 I promise you'll see that.
01:23:43 #874 You see now, Roy, Daniel ain't over.
01:23:48 #875 Take your hands off her.
01:23:50 #876 Oh, I can't take my hands off.
01:23:52 #877 You heard what I said. Take your hands off her.
01:23:54 #878 Who has used this party anyway?
01:23:56 #879 Oh, let me take you home.
01:23:58 #880 Oh, time. I wasn't until you came in.
01:24:05 #881 I advised you to get out before your kickdown.
01:24:08 #882 Listen, take your hands off of my girls.
01:24:11 #883 Your girl, you fool.
01:24:13 #884 I wouldn't belong to you if you were the last man on earth.
01:24:16 #885 You're nothing to me, nothing.
01:24:18 #886 Come on, Roy, let's get out of here.
01:24:19 #887 Oh, let's have it out. I don't love you. I never have.
01:24:23 #888 I never had any fun with you anyway, you and your high ideals.
01:24:27 #889 You're too good to live. You're just a stupid pig if you ask me.
01:24:31 #890 You make me sick, do you hear sick?
01:24:33 #891 No, get out of here, I hate the sight of you!
01:24:35 #892 Come on, Roy, let's go across the street.
01:24:44 #893 Let's go across the street.
01:24:45 #894 Let's talk to his papa.
01:25:39 #895 Well, what's wrong?
01:25:53 #896 Oh, you're sad?
01:25:55 #897 It's the war.
01:25:56 #898 Oh, don't take it so hard, Roy. Forget it.
01:26:00 #899 You're friend-sick.
01:26:02 #900 No, you'll be all right.
01:26:04 #901 Drink up, Roy.
01:26:05 #902 Still can't believe it.
01:26:07 #903 You just don't know anything about women.
01:26:17 #904 They're all the same.
01:26:19 #905 I've been telling you that for years.
01:26:20 #906 Maybe you'll believe me now.
01:26:22 #907 Helen's not that sort.
01:26:23 #908 Oh, nonsense.
01:26:25 #909 The war, she's changed.
01:26:27 #910 Oh, you're wrong, Roy.
01:26:33 #911 War doesn't change people.
01:26:35 #912 It's like getting drunk.
01:26:36 #913 It brings out what people really are.
01:26:38 #914 You can't make me believe Helen was like that before.
01:26:41 #915 Well, she was.
01:26:42 #916 I've known it all along.
01:26:46 #917 You too?
01:26:47 #918 Oh, I'm sorry, Roy.
01:26:49 #919 Don't take it so hard. She isn't worth it.
01:26:52 #920 I suppose you're right.
01:26:54 #921 Of course I'm right.
01:26:56 #922 Listen, Roy, never love a woman.
01:26:59 #923 Just make love to her. You see? Like this.
01:27:02 #924 Look.
01:27:03 #925 We come south again.
01:27:04 #926 Go ahead, Roy. Try it.
01:27:09 #927 That's the way.
01:27:21 #928 Hey, listen, Monty.
01:27:41 #929 Monty, go easy. We gotta go up at 3 o'clock.
01:27:43 #930 the street like business. What do you mean just like the whole way.
01:27:48 #931 You're crazy money we can't get out of it now. Why can't we.
01:27:54 #932 Listen Roy all this idealistic stuff won't get you anywhere you try to
01:27:58 #933 know how to know what happened you got a kick in the face you can't go to a
01:28:03 #934 life thinking the way you do. Take advantage of your make a fool of
01:28:07 #935 you the way she did you're going to look as though you're right of course I'm
01:28:15 #936 Of course I'm right.
01:28:17 #937 I was right about Helen and now I'm right about this field rock business too.
01:28:22 #938 This is another thing entirely, Monty.
01:28:24 #939 Why is it?
01:28:26 #940 They're just taking advantage of you in another way, that's all.
01:28:29 #941 There's chaps like you that'll meet for them.
01:28:32 #942 All they gotta do is make it sound heroic and you'll fall for it.
01:28:36 #943 Listen, Roy, what's the difference if we don't go?
01:28:40 #944 We can't get out of it now.
01:28:46 #945 Why can't we?
01:28:48 #946 Listen, tell them...
01:28:49 #947 Tell them the motorcycle broke down.
01:28:52 #948 Tell them anything!
01:28:54 #949 What do you say, Roy?
01:28:55 #950 Want that Pasha Bozu? Oh, babe!
01:29:15 #951 Oh, may we weep, madame? Oh, babe!
01:29:22 #952 Stop looking at your watch, Roy.
01:29:29 #953 You're not going anywhere.
01:29:31 #954 Yes, I am, and so are you.
01:29:39 #955 Ah, look at that! As I am.
01:29:41 #956 We're a little drunk and we've been talking widely.
01:29:45 #957 There's no way out of this, and we know it.
01:29:47 #958 Come on, Monty.
01:29:48 #959 No, no, let me alone.
01:29:50 #960 Come on, old Lula-la.
01:29:52 #961 Oh, wait, won't they show up?
01:29:55 #962 What they'd court Marshall is in a minute if we didn't show up.
01:29:59 #963 Why, that's desertion, Monty. We'll shoot people for that.
01:30:02 #964 Get over here, come on. Come on.
01:30:07 #965 I suppose you're right.
01:30:11 #966 Monty!
01:30:12 #967 We're a pair of boys.
01:30:27 #968 Let's go.
01:30:38 #969 Easy.
01:30:43 #970 Look out for the firing pin.
01:30:49 #971 Right out.
01:30:50 #972 I got it.
01:30:51 #973 Contactors, on that.
01:31:02 #974 Get on the talk.
01:31:12 #975 Contactors, on that.
01:33:32 #976 Good morning. Morning, my friend.
01:33:34 #977 Of course. My pleasure.
01:33:36 #978 My pleasure.
01:33:38 #979 Have you seen the man?
01:33:47 #980 The man who saw the man?
01:33:49 #981 Yes, the man who saw the man.
01:33:53 #982 The man who saw the man.
01:54:05 #983 Very good, excellent.
01:54:07 #984 I have taken the two Englishmen.
01:54:09 #985 Thank you.
01:54:11 #986 Excellent. We must find the Englishmen who are attacking.
01:54:13 #987 Excellent.
01:54:18 #988 Two Englishmen are here.
01:54:20 #989 Yes, bring them in.
01:54:21 #990 To the Frenchman. Yes, sir.
01:54:25 #991 To the Frenchman.
01:54:49 #992 We meet again.
01:54:55 #993 It was you who bombed the day for what you spoke, right?
01:55:00 #994 Yes.
01:55:00 #995 And you were flying a German plane, right?
01:55:05 #996 Yes.
01:55:05 #997 Very clever.
01:55:07 #998 It is a pity you must take your congratulations from me.
01:55:13 #999 There are a few questions I must ask you.
01:55:16 #1000 If you answer them simply, it will be easy for you.
01:55:20 #1001 To what squadron of the Royal Flying Corps are you attached?
01:55:29 #1002 Why were you sent to bomb that munition depot this morning?
01:55:35 #1003 It was our natural target.
01:55:37 #1004 But possibly it was to clear the way for a little surprise attack.
01:55:41 #1005 Huh? You are surprised.
01:55:49 #1006 We know all about it, so you need not be afraid to talk.
01:55:52 #1007 Now, please, when and where is the attack to be made?
01:55:57 #1008 Oh, you are stupid now to tell.
01:56:06 #1009 It is nothing.
01:56:07 #1010 For you, the war is over, Nistvah.
01:56:09 #1011 We are friends.
01:56:11 #1012 If you tell me, I will see that you are sent to a special camp, reserved only for certain
01:56:22 #1013 prisoners of war.
01:56:23 #1014 It is near Munich.
01:56:25 #1015 Far away from all this.
01:56:27 #1016 You will have every comfort.
01:56:31 #1017 And then a few months from now when the war is over,
01:56:34 #1018 you will be alive and in good health,
01:56:36 #1019 which is more than most of us will be able to say.
01:56:40 #1020 So you see, it can be easy for you.
01:56:44 #1021 Now please, so, you will not tell.
01:56:58 #1022 Possibly you do not know that flying a charming plane
01:57:02 #1023 is the same as wearing a charming uniform.
01:57:05 #1024 And he disguised soldiers as a spy, Mr. Ard.
01:57:08 #1025 And you know what happens to spies?
01:57:11 #1026 I think you two friends had better talk it over.
01:57:16 #1027 I will give you 15 minutes.
01:57:19 #1028 Have you changed your mind and tell good?
01:57:24 #1029 If not, you will be shot.
01:57:27 #1030 So tell it to Rick.
01:57:34 #1031 Up, Trayden.
01:57:35 #1032 Very good.
01:57:37 #1033 Up, Trayden.
01:57:38 #1034 Do you think he was bluffing?
01:58:07 #1035 No, he wasn't bluffing.
01:58:09 #1036 He's the man I was to fight that duel with.
01:58:21 #1037 the door with really quite a coincidence he's got it in for me I probably
01:58:28 #1038 forgotten it by this time break even be going over pretty soon Monty yes Roy look
01:58:57 #1039 I'll sign it that wife and nose on Roy I can't face it going to tell don't be a
01:59:31 #1040 fool Monty do you realize what it would mean if we told for me being alive in
01:59:34 #1041 this bloody war zone but money you can't put the hell with your heroic stuff I
01:59:38 #1042 I want to live. I'm not going to be shot down like that.
01:59:40 #1043 I'm going to tell some women's money.
01:59:42 #1044 But I...
01:59:43 #1045 Let me go.
01:59:49 #1046 You?
01:59:50 #1047 Yes.
01:59:52 #1048 You're all upset.
01:59:54 #1049 I bargain with you,
01:59:55 #1050 and perhaps I won't have to tell him everything.
01:59:57 #1051 I'll come with you.
01:59:58 #1052 No.
02:00:00 #1053 You said he's got it in for you.
02:00:02 #1054 Now let me do it alone.
02:00:05 #1055 All right.
02:00:17 #1056 Tell the general I'm ready to talk.
02:00:18 #1057 Goose, come.
02:00:30 #1058 Glow with the attack in here, excellence.
02:00:33 #1059 Really, but this terrain here...
02:00:35 #1060 The main thing is the time of attack, excellence.
02:00:38 #1061 We have to have the time of attack.
02:00:40 #1062 No, and the drinker in the wish of the excellent.
02:00:47 #1063 Ah, yes.
02:00:48 #1064 Let's come for us.
02:00:50 #1065 Bring it in.
02:00:51 #1066 To be fair, excellent.
02:00:52 #1067 Thank you, my lord.
02:00:53 #1068 To be fair, excellent.
02:00:55 #1069 And drink.
02:00:56 #1070 So you have changed your mind.
02:01:06 #1071 Yes.
02:01:08 #1072 My friend will never tell.
02:01:10 #1073 But I want to live.
02:01:12 #1074 I'm ready to talk.
02:01:14 #1075 You are very wise.
02:01:18 #1076 Now, please, throw a rough map for me,
02:01:20 #1077 showing your position's brigade numbers,
02:01:22 #1078 disposition, hour of attack, purpose, number of men.
02:01:24 #1079 Wait a minute.
02:01:26 #1080 I'll tell only on one condition.
02:01:29 #1081 A Zoha condition?
02:01:31 #1082 Yes.
02:01:33 #1083 If I give this information, my friend will know it.
02:01:36 #1084 Back home after the war, you tell everyone that I was a traitor.
02:01:41 #1085 You leave that to me.
02:01:43 #1086 Why not let me have that satisfaction?
02:01:46 #1087 What do you mean?
02:01:48 #1088 I do not understand.
02:02:02 #1089 One does not kill a friend.
02:02:04 #1090 Friend?
02:02:06 #1091 He's not my friend.
02:02:08 #1092 He stole the girl I love and I hate him.
02:02:10 #1093 He repeats it, sir.
02:02:14 #1094 You make rather hard terms.
02:02:20 #1095 I'll tell only on that condition.
02:02:22 #1096 One bullet.
02:02:41 #1097 What if I miss?
02:02:43 #1098 Give me two to make sure.
02:02:45 #1099 A good soldier will need only one.
02:02:51 #1100 Very well.
02:02:52 #1101 Not so fast.
02:02:53 #1102 Right now, give him some of these magazines.
02:03:00 #1103 The Phoenix Lens?
02:03:01 #1104 He will give you the bullet outside.
02:03:05 #1105 I didn't tell him, won't he?
02:03:48 #1106 Why? What happened? Has he changed his mind?
02:03:52 #1107 No.
02:03:53 #1108 Don't you think you can go through with it now?
02:03:56 #1109 What do you mean?
02:03:58 #1110 Of course we can.
02:03:59 #1111 It won't even hurt.
02:04:00 #1112 It'll all be over in a second.
02:04:02 #1113 We can stand anything for a second.
02:04:05 #1114 No, no, Roy, I... I can't do it.
02:04:08 #1115 I'm going to tell...
02:04:09 #1116 Mr. Monty, we tell the whole regate we'll be wiped out.
02:04:13 #1117 3,000 men, and they all want to live too.
02:04:17 #1118 You would spoil our chances, would you?
02:04:19 #1119 Well, that's not my business. I didn't start this war.
02:04:21 #1120 I didn't get him into this mess.
02:04:23 #1121 Let him take care of themselves.
02:04:24 #1122 They'll get wiped out sooner or later anyway.
02:04:26 #1123 I want to live, live!
02:04:28 #1124 You won't tell him I'll tell him!
02:04:29 #1125 Mr. Monty!
02:04:30 #1126 I'll tell you! I'll tell you!
02:04:31 #1127 Let me out! I'll tell everything I know!
02:04:33 #1128 The Brigade is moving up! They're going to attack him!
02:04:55 #1129 Muddie?
02:04:56 #1130 Don't cry, Roy.
02:05:12 #1131 It was the only thing you...
02:05:14 #1132 could do.
02:05:27 #1133 The Brigade, Roy.
02:05:28 #1134 Yes, Muddie?
02:05:31 #1135 He'll be all right now, won't he?
02:05:33 #1136 Yes.
02:05:41 #1137 Who's that?
02:05:42 #1138 It's the General.
02:05:48 #1139 You thought we'd tell, didn't you?
02:05:50 #1140 No, Roy.
02:05:55 #1141 You won't tell, and I...
02:05:56 #1142 I'll tell you.
02:06:05 #1143 Roy!
02:06:06 #1144 Yes?
02:06:09 #1145 Where are you? Don't go away, Roy.
02:06:13 #1146 Come here, Monty.
02:06:15 #1147 Can't you feel me holding you? Beg 8.
02:06:29 #1148 My patrol. Awful of you, the dark.
02:06:37 #1149 Look out. All right? Monty. Monty.
02:07:06 #1150 You heard what my brother said?
02:07:38 #1151 Your brother?
02:07:41 #1152 I'll never tell you anything.
02:07:46 #1153 You just put it on this gifang next to it, isn't it?
02:07:52 #1154 Is that a shot?
02:07:56 #1155 Unfortunately, nothing else remains.
02:07:58 #1156 So, what do you think?
02:08:00 #1157 How much?
02:08:17 #1158 Well, we have information.
02:08:35 #1159 Nothing.
02:08:36 #1160 I thought it was done.
02:08:42 #1161 I thought so too.
02:08:44 #1162 The Englishmen are your top-franc-tions.
02:08:47 #1163 Shut up, you Englishmen!
02:08:48 #1164 We have to get the information.
02:08:51 #1165 Don't hurt!
02:08:57 #1166 Let's go!
02:09:03 #1167 I'll be with you in just a minute.
02:09:05 #1168 Good morning.
02:09:07 #1169 Attention, shoot, fire!
02:09:09 #1170 Attention, go forward!
02:09:12 #1171 Left turn, fire!
02:09:15 #1172 Now, Lieutenant, this position here...
02:09:23 #1173 I'll put the big number on fire.
02:09:38 #1174 Hello, on your mark! On your mark! On your mark!
02:09:41 #1175 Fire, the cannon!