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00:00I trust the food was to your satisfaction, Colonel.
00:04Your wife is a wonderful cook, Renée.
00:07She makes rabbit taste like chicken.
00:09That was chicken, Herr Colonel.
00:12Rabbit, as you will of course know, does not have a wishbone.
00:15A wishbone. Good, we can make a wish.
00:18A little more wine?
00:20No, we've spent enough already.
00:21This is on the house.
00:23Oh, thank you. Come on, Hans, make a wish.
00:26I wish I could see my wife and children again very soon.
00:30You're not supposed to tell your wish, Duncan.
00:33You spoil the whole thing.
00:34I'm very sorry, Colonel.
00:35Renée, you, make a wish.
00:39Oh, this is a rare honour, Colonel.
00:43Little piggy's over.
00:50Oh.
00:51Dammit, you've won.
00:52Oh, well, you can have my wish, Colonel.
00:57What was it?
00:58You mustn't tell, you spoil it.
01:00It doesn't spoil it if you tell it after.
01:01Oh.
01:02What was it?
01:03Oh, I just wished that this terrible war could be over very soon.
01:07Oh, very good.
01:09But which side did you wish to win?
01:11Oh, yours, of course, Herr Colonel.
01:13Sensible fellow.
01:15Dear Colonel, I wonder if I might beg a kindness from you.
01:20My butter is running very low.
01:22If you could let me have a pat or two, just to keep me going.
01:25Of course.
01:26Hans, make a note.
01:27Anything else?
01:28Dare I mention sugar?
01:30Of course.
01:31And five litres of paraffin would be most acceptable.
01:34This may be most difficult.
01:35I have to account for everything in the store.
01:38Room six is at your disposal, Colonel, as usual.
01:42And one of my girls was inquiring after you only five minutes ago.
01:46Which one?
01:47Yvette.
01:50Five litres.
01:51With respect, Herr Colonel, Yvette is ten litres.
01:58Does that include the feather duster?
02:00Of course.
02:03Ten litres.
02:04Ten litres.
02:08Room six for ten litres.
02:10Six for me, four for you.
02:11Oh, not the wet celery and the flying helmet.
02:14No.
02:14The feather duster.
02:17But through in the egg whisk, we might get some gasoline as well.
02:21There is someone to see you in the back room.
02:23Who is it?
02:24It is a woman.
02:25She has a gun.
02:25What?
02:27She does not have a pram, does she?
02:30No, but she is with two men.
02:31I will see her.
02:34Honey.
02:34What?
02:35Honey, do not think badly of me and the things I do.
02:38I do it for my poor widowed mother.
02:41She needs the paraffin.
02:43She has cold feet.
02:45But she must never, never know how I get it.
02:48Promise?
02:49Yvette, your secret is safe with me.
02:54And the captain and the colonel.
02:56And the pianist and my wife.
03:00And the ironmonger in the Rue de Grenoble.
03:03How does he know about it?
03:04He supplies the feather duster and the egg whisk.
03:11Don't move.
03:12What?
03:12My name is Michel Dubois.
03:14Time is very short.
03:15Listen very carefully.
03:16I shall say this only once.
03:18I beg your pardon?
03:22I shall say this only once.
03:24No, I didn't quite catch your name.
03:27My name is Michel Dubois.
03:28You are René Artois.
03:29Yes, I know that.
03:30I was...
03:30Sit down.
03:32Just listen.
03:34We are members of Laughland.
03:37Our mission is to assist the escape of Allied airmen
03:40and get them back to England so they can fight again.
03:43Until yesterday, we had a safe house in Nouvion.
03:46Unfortunately, it has been blown.
03:48It was terrible.
03:50It was a little cafe, just like this.
03:52With a patron, just like you.
03:55They took him and his wife out into the town square
03:57and shot them in cold blood.
04:00I shall never forget the look on his face as he stood there.
04:03He was the greatest man I ever knew.
04:06He sang the Marseillaise,
04:08three bars into the second caress,
04:10a volley of shot rang out,
04:12and he slurmed against the ropes that held him to the post.
04:17Why are you telling me this?
04:18Your cafe is to be the next safe house.
04:26Ah.
04:27Oh, well, if you don't mind my saying,
04:30it's not a very good choice.
04:32No, this house is most terribly unsafe.
04:35It is crawling with Germans.
04:37But you are on very good terms with them.
04:39Well, yes, and again, no.
04:41Let us say we get on.
04:42Well, we have to, do we not?
04:44I mean, just because they are the enemy
04:45does not mean you can be rude to people,
04:47not in my business.
04:49Good.
04:49You are about to perform a great service for France.
04:52The escaping airmen will hide here
04:54until you give them the forged papers.
04:56Well, where will I get forged papers?
04:59A man will live here in your cellar.
05:01He is an expert forger.
05:02He will forge the papers and give them to you.
05:05Oh, well, could I not just post the papers
05:08to wherever the airmen were before they came here?
05:12Save them a journey.
05:13I mean, it's no trouble.
05:14I would even pay for the stamp.
05:15If the letter was intercepted,
05:18it would be traced back to you
05:20and you would find yourself in the town square,
05:22dead.
05:22Your way is best.
05:26Well, where is this man who is to do the forging?
05:29Oh, it is better that you do not know his whereabouts.
05:32But for the moment, he is in a very safe place.
05:35How would you like to be down by the Seine's knee?
05:46Oh, would I give for an hour or two
05:51under the bridges of Paris with you?
05:56Oh, would I give for an hour or two?
06:26I want you in the back room.
06:54Oh, Monsieur René, it's about your wife.
06:57This is a matter of utmost urgency.
06:59But with you, it is always a matter of utmost urgency.
07:03We shall be doing this for France.
07:06No, you are the one who does it for France.
07:08I'm just a waitress.
07:09You, where's your towel?
07:11Yvette, Edith, in the back room.
07:20Michelle, this is my wife, Edith.
07:21I have told her everything.
07:23Will she talk?
07:24Incessantly.
07:26But not about anything important.
07:29This is Yvette and this is Maria.
07:30Are they with us?
07:31Do they understand the need for secrecy?
07:33They will give nothing away, especially this one.
07:37Right.
07:38Listen very carefully.
07:39I shall say these only words.
07:42The forger, Monsieur Leclerc, will arrive tomorrow.
07:45You will pass him off as a cousin
07:47who has come to help you in the restaurant.
07:49He will need papers.
07:50He is a forger.
07:52He will make his own papers.
07:54Of course.
07:55How quickly I have lost the thread of this tapestry of intrigue.
07:58Two British airmen are in a farmhouse 20 miles from here.
08:04They will arrive in four days disguised as onion sellers.
08:08But onions are not in season.
08:10That is how you will know they are the airmen.
08:15You will conceal them until Monsieur Leclerc has prepared their peppers.
08:20Now, did my men come to fix a radio transmitter?
08:22Yes.
08:23They have put it in the attic room.
08:24It is the room of my mother.
08:26It is the only place where nobody goes unless they have to.
08:31But I wish to speak with you about that.
08:33It is not very convenient.
08:35Show me.
08:36Follow me.
08:36Follow me.
08:42One moment.
08:44Is your wife's mother prepared to die for France?
08:47She's been prepared to die for 30 years.
08:50But she doesn't go.
08:51I think God does not want the aggravation.
09:02Visitors, Mama?
09:03What is it?
09:05Visitors to see you.
09:07I do not want to see anybody.
09:09Tell them to come back tomorrow.
09:12They can't.
09:13It is the resistance.
09:15I do not need any assistance.
09:17No, it is the French resistance.
09:22You fool.
09:24Do you want the OTAN to hear?
09:26Where is the transmitter?
09:31You see?
09:36You see what I mean?
09:37It is not very convenient.
09:40Where is the speaker?
09:41That is the other problem.
09:44What is happening?
09:46What is it?
09:47You see?
09:53I cannot make her understand that she must not use this one.
09:57She must use the one in the cupboard.
10:00You must use this.
10:02I do not want to go.
10:05But when you do, you must use this one.
10:09In front of strangers.
10:12Never.
10:14Yvette, have you fixed up the aerial and the earth?
10:16I did as I was shown.
10:18Your men told us to use the metal bed as the aerial and the water pipes as the earth.
10:23But where is the power?
10:24Maria, switch on the power.
10:26You fools, you have earthed my wife's mother.
10:37All right, all right, I give in.
10:40I do want to go.
10:42I do want to go, vay, vay.
10:54I do want to go.
10:55Hey, I do want to go.
10:55Oh my God, sir.
10:55place France don't you think so Fairfax Napoleon planted all these trees you know wonder he found
11:04time to fight any battles he didn't do it personally fathead he had them planted to
11:10keep the Sun off his troops while they were marching up and down you notice whenever we
11:17pass these peasant people they seem to stare at us in rather an odd way maybe it's because
11:21you're riding a girl's bicycle doing something wrong I think I've cracked it we're riding on the wrong
11:42side of the road
11:49don't buy the same with you
11:52under the breeches of paradise with you
11:57I think our dreams come home
12:01I think our dreams come home
12:05Yvette, back home
12:07check that door
12:15check the window
12:20clear
12:25didn't anybody see you leave the bar
12:27no
12:27good
12:28don't you worry about us yet
12:35no
12:35no we must wait until the war is over
12:38but the war might go on forever
12:40no no no the British will set us free one day it may take years but they will come
12:48well yes but it will take more than two before I tell the why
13:12are you expecting us by any chance what does he say I don't know I don't speak English
13:22we wish to talk to Monsieur René
13:29ah we British come from the sky shot down
13:36ah
13:37ah
13:38ah
13:39ah
13:40ah
13:42ah
13:43ah
13:44ah
13:45ah
13:46ah
13:47ah
13:48ah
13:49ah
13:50ah
13:51ah
13:52ah
13:53ah
13:54ah
13:55ah
13:56ah
13:57too
13:58ah
14:25why has he given me his watch maybe the British are grateful because we fought
14:34the Germans while they ran away at Dunkirk you had best keep it they must be offended
14:39thank you he's pocketing the damn thing I don't want them here this place is crawling with Germans
14:49well what am I going to do with them we must hide them until we can talk to Michelle
14:54I think she says where are we going to hide them what are they talking about I don't know
14:58but I think you're somewhere to get your watch about you but I'm damn peckish me hungry I think
15:18we have the toothache no dentist that's definite enough no food don't we wanted the watch
15:29here you are you mercenary frog thank you
15:37what do you make of that perhaps we're getting sardines
15:51how can I make them understand we have to hide them
15:57leave it to me
16:04what do you make of that I think she wants me to go behind the curtains
16:20in that case what are those for maybe she's got a sticky catch on her bra
16:25senior officer I think I should go first
16:28Michelle these two idiots are here two days too soon what am I going to do with them
16:45you must hide them I can't hide them I have no time to organize things I have not yet prepared the
16:51cellar then you must hide them where no one will look in the cafe under the noses of the Germans
16:57go and find us a table where we will be alone I have a little English I will explain
17:02okay chaps follow the boss
17:06oh thank god she speaks English
17:08Maria these are two British airmen I want you to take care of them
17:15both of them
17:16yes of course both of them
17:17it's the same time but my room is so small
17:21find them a table
17:23come
17:26the messenger has just been
17:34Mr. Leclerc de Forger will be here any minute
17:36what well how will we recognize him
17:39he will come to the bar and order a cognac
17:41he will then ask for a light
17:43you will say you have no matches
17:45then he will reveal himself
17:47cognac
17:49light
17:51no matches
17:52good I will stay here in case he arrive
17:54should I sing another song
17:56no
17:57we're in enough trouble already
18:00Hans
18:11you see that officer's there
18:13I do not recognize him
18:15perhaps he's on leave from the Russian flood
18:17that's what they all say
18:19watch him
18:20he could be attached to intelligence
18:21if he finds out we've been putting a little away for a rainy day
18:25things could get very difficult for us
18:27perhaps we should move the silver and the paintings
18:29never mention the silver and the paintings
18:32oh Patron
18:39may an old man sing a few songs for your customers
18:43oh
18:43please
18:44I am an old soldier
18:46no money
18:47no pension
18:48oh all right
18:50one song only though
18:51and then on your way
18:52good evening
18:55good evening
18:55her lieutenant
18:55and what is your pleasure
18:57I would like a cognac
18:59if you please
18:59Maria
18:59cognac for the officer
19:01if you would like to
19:02why not
19:03why not
19:03I expect you would like a lie
19:30thank you
19:31we are very kind
19:32I have no matches
19:36then why do you ask me if I would like a light
19:42I'm very sorry
19:45if you have no matches
19:49if you have no matches
19:51take mine
19:52I have a spare box
19:53are you one of them
19:56really
20:00it was very lonely
20:02on the Russian front
20:03where?
20:09a cognac
20:10if you please
20:11Maria cognac
20:12do you have a light?
20:33a light for him
20:34just lit it
20:35I don't want the light
20:40I just wondered if he had the light
20:42I have no matches
20:46just giving him some matches
20:49these are your matches
20:56they're not mine
20:57is he one of us?
21:03no he's one of them
21:04please do not tell everybody
21:06this is colonel von strom
21:14secretary speaking
21:15the colonel is requiring
21:17three kilos of butter
21:19two kilos of sugar
21:21ten litres of paraffin
21:23and twenty litres of gasoline
21:24yes you're right
21:26it was the egg whisk again
21:28it is not much to look at
21:37herr colonel
21:37Hans you ignorant peasant
21:40this is probably
21:41the first cuckoo clock
21:43ever made
21:43absolutely priceless
21:45and this
21:47this is the fallen madonna
21:49by van Klomp
21:50it was such a torture
21:53after the war
21:53is it wise
21:55to have it in your office?
21:56who will see it
21:56apart from Helga?
21:58come to think of it
21:59it looks a little like Helga
22:00you too?
22:11is this the office
22:12of colonel von strom?
22:13yes
22:14have you an appointment?
22:18my name is Otto Flick
22:20Gestapo
22:21ah
22:22you don't need an appointment
22:24I will tell the colonel
22:27that you're here
22:27stop
22:28stop
22:28your top button
22:30is undone
22:31yes Herr Flick
22:32attend to it
22:33yes Herr Flick
22:34stop
22:42the seam of your left stocking
22:45is crooked
22:46yes Herr Flick
22:50yes Herr Flick
22:51yes Herr Flick
22:52stop
22:56stop
22:57stop
22:58stop
22:58stop
23:00your right stocking
23:03is also crooked
23:04yes Herr Flick
23:06attend to it
23:08yes Herr Flick
23:10colonel
23:10colonel
23:11colonel
23:24a man from the Gestapo
23:25is here to see you
23:26Gestapo?
23:27no
23:27you say what for
23:30no
23:31but he notices
23:32everything
23:33keep him busy
23:34for a minute
23:35in the drawer
23:43he comes to claw
23:44he comes to claw
23:46to claw
23:47the claw
23:47my assistant captain Hans Gehring
24:17he seems very young to be here
24:21why is he not at the front
24:23he has many medical problems
24:25my orders are directly from Berlin
24:30from the FĂ¼hrer himself
24:32the Chateau Fontenac is in your district
24:36it has come to his attention that in the Fontenac collection
24:40is the Fallen Madonna by Van Klomp
24:43the FĂ¼hrer would like this for his collection
24:46but I have bad news
24:49when I visited the Chateau
24:51it had already been taken away
24:54along with one or two other valuable pieces
24:57it is the French
25:00they pinch everything
25:01I shall remain in the district until it is found
25:06you will instigate searches immediately
25:09very good, Herr Flick
25:11you will report progress tomorrow at
25:13what time shall we say
25:15very well
25:35at five o'clock tomorrow
25:37while Hitler
25:39closer
25:45closer
25:46what's he up to now
25:51I don't know
25:52I think it's from our false identity papers
25:55I shall
25:57hello
26:00hello
26:00this is Nighthawk
26:02can you hear me
26:04can you hear me
26:05over
26:06of course
26:07I can
26:08not you
26:12shut up
26:13hello
26:16hello
26:17ask your message
26:20what is the code
26:21to tell them
26:22that the British airmen have arrived
26:23the little cupboard is full
26:26what
26:26what is that
26:27the little cupboard is full
26:30no
26:31no
26:31no
26:31I have not used it all the time
26:34hello
26:39hello
26:40listen carefully
26:42Nighthawk
26:43here is your message
26:45get the code book
26:46the code book
26:47Aunt Eloise
26:49and their sister
26:50will arrive
26:51on Thursday
26:52over
26:53look up Aunt Eloise
26:55we have no
26:56Aunt Eloise
26:58Aunt Eloise
27:00this means
27:01two airmen
27:02two airmen
27:03they cannot have this bed
27:05they don't have Thursday
27:07Thursday
27:07means
27:08Thursday
27:09today
27:11and we have not got rid of the other two yet
27:13they must get a move on down there
27:16oh no
27:17oh no
27:18do not leave me like this
27:20shut up
27:21oh
27:22oh
27:23Mr. Leclerc
27:30I have a problem
27:31how soon before the papers are finished
27:32so I can get rid of these two
27:34there's the printing
27:36the signatures
27:37and the stamps
27:38ten days
27:40ten days
27:42but I've got another 2m
27:43in the writing
27:43any minute
27:44I must get rid of these two
27:46it's not possible
27:47oh my god
27:48what's going on now
27:49oh they flap about anything
27:51these geezers
27:52come here
27:52come up
27:53the storm is upstairs
27:54he's in a panic
27:55he wishes to see you immediately
27:56what
27:57if he finds these two
27:59here we'll all be shut
28:00good god
28:09do you know what this means
28:11Hitler's upstairs
28:12my dear colonel
28:20what can I do for you
28:21this is a matter of great delicacy
28:23you are in possession of german butter
28:25sugar
28:26paraffin and gasoline
28:28for which you can be shot
28:29but you gave them to me
28:31your vote against mine
28:33your vote against his
28:34however
28:36I'm prepared to overlook this
28:37if you will agree to hide a few little articles
28:40and a worthless picture from the chateau
28:43oh
28:43is it the reclining madonna
28:45with the big boobies
28:46how did you know about this
28:49well I told you where it was
28:51in return for the motorcycle
28:53the chocolate
28:53and the fact that you were going to shoot me
28:55well I'll have to hide it against the gestapo
28:59are looking for it
28:59you will put it in your cellar
29:01well what if they find it
29:04they will shoot you
29:05but then what should I hide it
29:07because if you don't
29:08I will have you shot
29:10for the butter
29:11the sugar
29:12the paraffin
29:13and the gasoline
29:14I will be glad when this war is over
29:16Maria, Yvette
29:18take these worthless parcels
29:20and put them in the cellar
29:21oh my god
29:23the British airmen are here already
29:25Jacques, Pierre, my old friends
29:28wine on the house
29:29for my old friends
29:30Jacques and Pierre
29:32the onion cellars
29:33you are very kind monsieur
29:35but my name is Claude
29:36this is Alex
29:37this is our first visitor
29:38but in that case
29:40you can pay for your own wine
29:41because where did they go?
29:43they went down the cellar
29:44to make sure it was not too damp
29:46for the reclining madonna
29:47with the big boobies
29:48you better brush up
29:53on the Marseillais
29:54I say, Charles
29:59I've news for you
30:01two more British airmen
30:02are coming here very soon
30:04oh, good show
30:05what are their names?
30:06do we know them?
30:06she's gone
30:07they don't hang about
30:08do they?
30:09oh
30:09I say
30:10that's a jolly good disguise
30:12yes
30:13how did you get the togs?
30:15did you clobber
30:16a couple of jetties?
30:19monsieur René
30:20what are these Englishmen doing here?
30:22René
30:22Ojo Fleet from the Gestapo
30:25is upstairs
30:25what?
30:26how very convenient
30:28I've got a nasty feeling
30:29he's not one of us
30:30are we escaping British prisoners
30:33hmm?
30:34when I tell the Gestapo
30:35what I have found
30:36I will get a medal for this
30:38and what about the picture?
30:40I would say
30:41you stole it
30:41and concealed it
30:42ah
30:43but Colonel
30:43the Gestapo
30:44will take the picture
30:45back to Berlin
30:46and then
30:46goes your pension
30:48I think René
30:49I think René
30:49has a very good point
30:49there Cullinan
30:50keep some quiet
30:53I will deal
30:54with the Gestapo
30:55have you found
31:01the treasure?
31:02we have just searched
31:03the cellar
31:04not a smell of it
31:06continue to look
31:07I shall not return
31:09to Berlin
31:09until the picture
31:10is found
31:11Heil Hitler
31:12Heil Hitler
31:13Heil Hitler
31:14ah
31:15damn
31:15Gilles
31:17Pierre
31:18Jacques
31:18Emile
31:19my old friends
31:20come in
31:21sit down
31:23sit down
31:24wine on the house
31:25for my old friends
31:26Pierre
31:26Emile
31:27and Jacques
31:28and Gilles
31:29sir
31:35are suddenly
31:35in this town
31:36many onion sellers?
31:38it is a festival
31:39Heil Flick
31:40every year
31:42they gather
31:43in the town
31:44to examine
31:45each other's onions
31:46they do the dance
31:50of the onions
31:51and at midnight
31:53they have the feast
31:55of the onions
31:56they just eat
31:59and eat
31:59all the onions
32:00it sounds
32:03very strange
32:04to me
32:05by 3 o'clock
32:06in the morning
32:07it sounds
32:07unbelievable
32:08come until tomorrow
32:13colonel
32:14I have just
32:29saved your life
32:30I am eternally grateful
32:32colonel
32:33and from now on
32:34I give the orders
32:35and you will listen
32:36to every word
32:37very carefully
32:38and obey
32:39every detail
32:40anything you say
32:42colonel
32:43Yvette will be
32:44in room 6
32:44in one hour
32:45with the vet's celery
32:46and the flying helmet
32:48and the feather duster
32:51two
32:52what about the egg whisk
32:55no egg whisk
32:57the electric mixer
32:59with two speaks

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