Fort Algiers (1953)

Rushan Iljazi

1 week ago

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00:01:00Victory! The port is ours!

00:01:31Our victory is complete, Excellency. The last resistance has been crushed.

00:01:36Make sure no legionnaire is left alive.

00:01:40The French will wonder a long time at this.

00:01:42Take that flag down. And Yusuf, assemble my men at the usual place tonight.

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00:02:02You have done well.

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00:02:26You have done well.

00:02:27I charge you to keep this secret.

00:02:33Let no man speak of what has been done under penalty of death.

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00:02:40You have done well.

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00:02:59You have done well.

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00:03:02You have done well.

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00:03:04You have done well.

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00:03:08You have done well.

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00:03:12But French intelligence doesn't seem to understand the feelings of a woman.

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00:03:29With my own life torn apart and now my brother killed.

00:03:32I feel I have sacrificed enough for France.

00:03:35But you must realize that

00:03:36No General.

00:03:37I cannot bring myself to accept another assignment.

00:03:40I will not leave Paris.

00:03:42But this is a very urgent matter mademoiselle.

00:03:44You know the people.

00:03:45You know the country.

00:03:46Their customs.

00:03:47Their language.

00:03:48You can't let us down.

00:03:49Intelligence let me down.

00:03:51They gave up the search long ago but I didn't.

00:03:54And I never will.

00:03:56We have tried very hard to locate Captain Norton.

00:03:59We understand how you feel mademoiselle.

00:04:02No.

00:04:03No man can really understand a woman who has lost the only man she ever loved.

00:04:09I wish I could help you General but I can't.

00:04:12llan

00:04:27Mademoiselle will reconsider.

00:04:31I'm sorry I get paid to work here you know I can't leave with you suppose I

00:04:56persuade the management to let you have the evening off

00:04:58oh no no I couldn't why not because I'm an artiste and I never miss a performance

00:05:06I don't quite understand you why do you work in a place like this

00:05:13oh that's my cue I've got the change now

00:05:18you'll be here tomorrow night

00:05:29oh that stuff is gonna kill you in the end in the end who cares two of the same

00:05:46Francis you heard me talk about my good friend Jeff no I thought you was at city

00:05:51Belrazier what are you doing here you gotta leave no transfer transfer to an

00:05:57officer down here report in the morning hey everybody's getting transferred

00:06:00down here all of a sudden what's going on I don't know ask the general I want you to

00:06:08meet Sandra the prettiest girl in North Africa

00:06:11hello how do you do

00:06:15nice

00:06:22you

00:06:24n

00:06:24no

00:06:26I will follow you, my love

00:06:50I will follow you, no matter where

00:07:12Some dish, huh?

00:07:14No use, soldier. His Excellency wouldn't like it.

00:07:18His Excellency?

00:07:20Mero Roman. You know who he is, don't you?

00:07:22Sure, he's the richest man in North Africa.

00:07:26She's a lucky girl.

00:07:28To be, it's meant for me to be alone

00:07:38Oh, without you, my life will have no meaning

00:07:44And so, in spite of all, I'll go on searching

00:07:52Well, I'll follow you, no matter where you'll be

00:08:02How many dreams I've had of us together

00:08:06How many hopes of all the things to come

00:08:12But if I never find you, darling

00:08:16I'll go on searching just the same

00:08:24I'll follow you, no matter where

00:08:30And hope and pray that someday you will be there

00:08:36For without hope, what's left to me is nothing

00:08:44I'll always love you

00:08:50And so, I'll follow you

00:09:02Jeff, come with me for a minute, I've got to see you

00:09:17Sorry, I'm busy

00:09:19But we've been looking for you everywhere

00:09:21Funny you couldn't find me

00:09:23That's exactly where I've been

00:09:25Everywhere

00:09:26I've got to talk to you alone

00:09:28I don't think it's a good idea to talk when there's nothing to say

00:09:32Please listen to me

00:09:34And do all I can to make that completely impossible, my dear

00:09:38But excuse me now

00:09:40Good evening

00:09:54Double scotch

00:09:55As bad as that

00:10:00How come you know Mademoiselle Del Mar

00:10:02I don't

00:10:09Fill it up again

00:10:10That won't help

00:10:11You know, you drink too much

00:10:13I don't drink too much

00:10:15But I talk too much

00:10:18I talk too much just now

00:10:21Why don't you go down and tell her

00:10:23You know something, Chavez?

00:10:26I think I will

00:10:28What's the matter, my dear?

00:10:29Nothing

00:10:30You seem to really feel that song, Yvette

00:10:31Who are you singing it for?

00:10:32Me

00:10:33If anything's worrying you, tell me

00:10:34What's the matter, my dear?

00:10:35Nothing

00:10:36You seem to really feel that song, Yvette

00:10:38Who are you singing it for?

00:10:39Who are you singing it for?

00:10:40Me

00:10:41If anything's worrying you, tell me

00:10:43Who are you singing it for?

00:10:44Who are you singing it for?

00:10:45Who are you singing it for?

00:10:46Me

00:10:50If anything's worrying you, tell me

00:10:52One more

00:11:08Two

00:11:10Three

00:11:12Five

00:11:14Five

00:11:18What is your name?

00:11:33Murai.

00:11:34Murai.

00:11:40Italiano?

00:11:41Si.

00:11:42Occiati.

00:11:48You English.

00:11:51Does it matter?

00:11:52When I ask question, I want answer.

00:11:55You see this?

00:11:57You asked a personal question, Sergeant.

00:11:59You ought to know better.

00:12:01Also, I know when somebody too big for britches.

00:12:04What's your name?

00:12:06Brown.

00:12:08Brown?

00:12:10Not Smith.

00:12:12Brown.

00:12:14Good.

00:12:15Originality is a thing I like.

00:12:18Thanks.

00:12:22You got a big amount.

00:12:24Hey!

00:12:32The man just transferred from the 21st, sir.

00:12:34Good.

00:12:45You are now no longer in stinking outfit like 21st.

00:13:00You are now in good outfit.

00:13:01My outfit.

00:13:02And you.

00:13:03You seven been assigned to this squadron.

00:13:04My squadron.

00:13:05I am glad.

00:13:06I like your looks.

00:13:07That means he thinks you got money, amigos.

00:13:08Quiet!

00:13:09Quiet!

00:13:10You're going to be like my children.

00:13:11I be like father to all my men.

00:13:12Is right?

00:13:13Is right.

00:13:14Just like father.

00:13:15Is right.

00:13:16Is right.

00:13:17Just like father.

00:13:18Is right.

00:13:19Is right.

00:13:20Is right.

00:13:21Just like father.

00:13:22Is right.

00:13:23Is right.

00:13:24I look after you.

00:13:25I make your life here very, very happy.

00:13:26If you are good fellows.

00:13:27Not stingy.

00:13:28Understand.

00:13:29Open your bags.

00:13:30I'm making sense.

00:13:31You're going to be like my children.

00:13:32I like your looks.

00:13:33I like your looks.

00:13:34That means he thinks you got money, amigos.

00:13:35Quiet!

00:13:36You're going to be like my children.

00:13:37I be like father to all my men.

00:13:38Is right.

00:13:39Is right.

00:13:40Just like father.

00:13:41Is right.

00:13:42I look after you.

00:13:43I make your life here very, very happy.

00:13:44If you are good fellows.

00:13:46Not stingy.

00:13:47Understand?

00:13:48Open your bags.

00:13:49I make inspection.

00:13:50You.

00:13:51You.

00:13:52Where are you going?

00:13:53Right here.

00:13:54I like it by the window.

00:13:55Oh, you like, huh?

00:13:56You like.

00:13:57Everybody like.

00:13:58But it's me who says who goes where.

00:13:59You got some objections to my having this bed?

00:14:00I got objection.

00:14:01You don't ask me.

00:14:02I'm sergeant.

00:14:03Mm-hmm.

00:14:04Open your bag.

00:14:05Open your bag.

00:14:06Open your bag.

00:14:07I got objection to my having this bed.

00:14:09I got objection.

00:14:10You don't ask me.

00:14:11I'm sergeant.

00:14:12Mm-hmm.

00:14:13Open your bag.

00:14:14Open your bag.

00:14:15Open your bag.

00:14:17Open your bag.

00:14:26Hey.

00:14:30Pretty good cigar.

00:14:32Hey, you like same kind cigar I like.

00:14:35You like?

00:14:36Yeah.

00:14:37Where's the take of one, sergeant?

00:14:38You give me?

00:14:39I'm not sure.

00:14:40Oh, thank you.

00:14:42Yeah.

00:14:44What you got here?

00:14:46What's that?

00:14:47What's that?

00:14:48You're going to be private a long time.

00:14:54Hey.

00:14:55Cognac.

00:14:56My favorite brand.

00:14:57Very good.

00:14:58I like it, too.

00:14:59Oh, you know something?

00:15:00When two men like same brand cognac is a good sign, they're going to be friends.

00:15:05I'm awfully glad to hear that, sergeant.

00:15:06You should be.

00:15:07He's very fortunate for you.

00:15:09And this fine bed I give you by window, huh?

00:15:15That's right.

00:15:16Mm-hmm.

00:15:17Okay.

00:15:18I borrow.

00:15:19Nope.

00:15:20No.

00:15:21No.

00:15:22What you mean?

00:15:23You crazy?

00:15:24In the Ligion, it's sure and sure alike.

00:15:26This is private property.

00:15:27In the Ligion, there is no private property when sergeant says so.

00:15:31That's where you're wrong.

00:15:33It says so in court military.

00:15:35Article 17, paragraph 9.

00:15:36Ha!

00:15:37A lawyer!

00:15:38Maybe you don't hear this.

00:15:39To the victor be long as long.

00:15:40Sure, sure.

00:15:41But there hasn't been any victory yet, sergeant.

00:15:44Oh, you think maybe you could be victor over me, eh?

00:15:49Not with that stripe.

00:15:51If you didn't have it on, I might try.

00:15:55Oh, you want to try, huh?

00:16:00All right.

00:16:01Hold it, Jeff.

00:16:03Remember, for hitting a non-comets eight years in the clink.

00:16:07Never mind the clink.

00:16:09There's my stripes.

00:16:11I bet ten francs on a lawyer.

00:16:13I'll take that bet.

00:16:21Attention!

00:16:25Help him up.

00:16:27Get away from me!

00:16:30Sergeant, report this man.

00:16:36For, uh, what's here?

00:16:37For attacking a superior.

00:16:39Attacking?

00:16:40I beg Lieutenant's pardon.

00:16:43Nobody attacked.

00:16:44No?

00:16:45Then what's supposed to have happened?

00:16:47Oh.

00:16:48Oh, I, I, I sleep.

00:16:50On account that bottle cognac there.

00:16:52I, I sleep, bang.

00:16:54Right on your face, huh?

00:16:56Oh, no, sir.

00:16:58Oh, yes, right on my face.

00:17:00It's stupid.

00:17:01Yes, very.

00:17:02For a man who likes his stripes.

00:17:07Who is legionnaire Brown?

00:17:08Here, sir.

00:17:12Come with me.

00:17:13Come with me.

00:17:14Yes, sir.

00:17:15Here, sir.

00:17:16Come with me, sir.

00:17:17Markменhalten.

00:17:18Mate, sir.

00:17:19Never grâce to you him here.

00:17:20Come with me.

00:17:21I've been good at it all.

00:17:22Here you are.

00:17:24Come with me.

00:17:25Come with me.

00:17:26You've got me.

00:17:27Come with me.

00:17:28Come with me.

00:17:34Get me.

00:17:35You've got to be.

00:17:36Baroness, your cousin.

00:17:45Thank you, Lieutenant.

00:17:52Baroness, cousin, what is this?

00:17:56I had to find some way of seeing you.

00:17:59Well, now that you've seen me, goodbye.

00:18:01I know you don't understand, Jeff, but you must have patience.

00:18:04Patience? So you can pull one of your tricks again?

00:18:07I buried myself in this legion for two years on account of you.

00:18:11Or maybe you don't remember.

00:18:13Only too well.

00:18:14But you've got to believe in me.

00:18:16There's never been anyone for me but you.

00:18:18Oh, no. I think a woman ought to play square.

00:18:21One man at a time.

00:18:23Go back to His Highness.

00:18:25The least you can do is give him his money's worth.

00:18:34Pretty good cognac, eh?

00:18:38There we are.

00:18:40Drink up.

00:18:43Hey, I saved this for you.

00:18:46Looks like you saved me from getting drunk, too.

00:18:48Brown, you some fighter.

00:18:51You, too. Next time, let's be on the same side, huh?

00:18:53He's bargaining.

00:18:55Okay.

00:18:55Brown, one of the transfers. He in here?

00:18:58Yeah.

00:18:58The colonel won't see you.

00:19:02The colonel?

00:19:04Tell him I'm busy.

00:19:06You're what?

00:19:07What, you crazy or something?

00:19:10Is it on the level?

00:19:11Why, certainly.

00:19:17Oh, my friend, Jeff.

00:19:19He's in. Very good.

00:19:21What a terrible bat.

00:19:22But that pig.

00:19:27He drank it all.

00:19:30I wouldn't say I had the best memory in the world, Legionnaire Brown.

00:19:34But I seldom forget a face.

00:19:37I've seen yours before.

00:19:40Paris?

00:19:41It's possible, sir.

00:19:44I believe I've seen you before.

00:19:46Want to, Carlo?

00:19:48That's possible.

00:19:48Well, the man I remember was an officer in the French Army, the Signal Corps.

00:19:55Have you had any experience in that field?

00:19:58I know something about it, sir.

00:20:00And this fellow spoke Arabic rather well.

00:20:03You, uh...

00:20:04I can get by, sir.

00:20:06Good.

00:20:07Those can be very useful talents at times.

00:20:11And, Brown.

00:20:12Yes, sir?

00:20:14If it comes to you where we met, let me know.

00:20:18I will, sir.

00:20:22If it comes to me.

00:20:28Tamir al-Rouman.

00:20:30I've never had any reason to question his loyalty to France.

00:20:33But you don't know him.

00:20:34We do.

00:20:34He'll stop at nothing to get what he wants.

00:20:37He'll set the whole country ablaze.

00:20:39Colonel, the massacre at Fort Algiers was designed for just one thing.

00:20:43To convince the French that only he has the power to keep order among the tribes.

00:20:46And that unless he is given control of the territory, there will never be peace.

00:20:50What has it again?

00:20:52Black gold, oil.

00:20:53If the French officer recognize his authority, he will seize the oil lands which now belong to our tribes.

00:20:59And he will take the oil for himself and dispose of it as he wishes.

00:21:02Gentlemen, thank you for your loyalty and cooperation.

00:21:06France will see to it that your rights are protected.

00:21:07I trust so.

00:21:10Goodbye, gentlemen.

00:21:11Well, good evening, Excellency.

00:21:34My gentlemen, good evening.

00:21:37Mademoiselle Delmarre, my good friend's major call.

00:21:40Pleasure, mademoiselle.

00:21:40Thank you, major.

00:21:42And lieutenant Picard, mademoiselle.

00:21:45You're looking for someone? Why don't you join us?

00:21:46Well, thank you.

00:21:48As a matter of fact, we're looking for Captain Dupin.

00:21:51He doesn't seem to be here yet, major.

00:21:52No, please sit down.

00:21:54We'll have a farewell drink with mademoiselle Delmarre.

00:21:56Farewell?

00:21:58Yes, I haven't told you.

00:22:00We're leaving for the desert tomorrow.

00:22:03The desert?

00:22:04Yes.

00:22:04How exciting.

00:22:06And his excellency has been kind enough to insist that we stay at his palace in El Hazir, mademoiselle.

00:22:10Anything I can do for the French, I'm delighted.

00:22:13Oh, the desert.

00:22:15I envy you.

00:22:16You may have my share of it, mademoiselle.

00:22:18Really?

00:22:20You couldn't take me in his place, could you, major?

00:22:23Why, I should be delighted.

00:22:27If you're serious, Yvette, if you'd like to spend a few days there, I'm sure you'll enjoy it.

00:22:31Oh, Amir, how could I?

00:22:33There's nothing primitive about my place.

00:22:35We've all the modern conveniences.

00:22:37And you have the French army there to chaperone you.

00:22:40You don't get an offer like that every day, mademoiselle.

00:22:43Well, is it?

00:22:44I don't get an offer to sing in a nightclub every day, either.

00:22:48Do I have to buy this place in order to get you away from it?

00:22:51Well, I don't think you'll have to do that.

00:22:53You'll come, then.

00:22:55Well, since the French army's going to be there.

00:22:57Wonderful.

00:22:59To the desert.

00:23:01To the desert.

00:23:01Well, play, play!

00:23:13Wait, wait.

00:23:15You've got to think.

00:23:17You'll lose anyway.

00:23:21It's a dumb weather again.

00:23:22Okay.

00:23:23You got something there, smart guy?

00:23:25Let's see your hand.

00:23:25Well, what for you want to see my hand?

00:23:28If you've got the cards I think you've got, you didn't get them from the dealer.

00:23:30Oh, you think I'd cheat, maybe, huh?

00:23:32Just let me see your hand.

00:23:33No!

00:23:34If you think I'd cheat, we'll play it all over again.

00:23:36Give me your cards.

00:23:37I'll show you if I cheat.

00:23:39Head back!

00:23:42At ease.

00:23:44Company C of the 22nd Infantry Regiment is alerted for movement.

00:23:48Sergeant?

00:23:49Yes, sir.

00:23:53Have your men ready to move at 0-4 hours Wednesday the 12th with full equipment?

00:23:56Yes, sir.

00:23:58Passes will be issued to those wishing to leave the post tonight.

00:24:01But all men will report in by midnight.

00:24:04That is all.

00:24:05Come on, sir!

00:24:10Thanks, mate!

00:24:16Where do you think we're going, Sergeant?

00:24:18Well, the general staff don't tell me their plans, but I've got pretty good gas.

00:24:23Where?

00:24:24Fort Algiers.

00:24:26Deos muchachos.

00:24:28Deos muchachos.

00:24:29Deos muchachos.

00:24:31Let's go.

00:25:01Let's go.

00:25:31Let's go.

00:25:32Hey, that march didn't kill me.

00:25:52He's not so bad.

00:25:53Not for you.

00:25:54You're right.

00:25:55You are?

00:25:56I'm Sergeant.

00:25:57Hey, Sergeant.

00:25:58You're looking pretty good on a horse.

00:26:00There's only one trouble.

00:26:01Horses are better looking than you.

00:26:03Why?

00:26:04Hey, Chef.

00:26:05It's your turn for detail on guard duty.

00:26:11Okay, okay.

00:26:12Come on.

00:26:13I'm coming.

00:26:14Play something else, will you?

00:26:15What?

00:26:16I told you before I don't like that song.

00:26:22It's a free country.

00:26:24You heard him.

00:26:25Play something else.

00:26:26I'll play what I like.

00:26:27No!

00:26:28Then don't play that song.

00:26:29All right, I won't give it to me.

00:26:34No.

00:26:35No.

00:26:36No.

00:26:37No.

00:26:38No.

00:26:39No.

00:26:52No.

00:26:53No.

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00:29:06WHAT'S GOING ON IN THERE?

00:29:08Yes, sir, put a stop to that.

00:29:34That's horrible.

00:29:36I'm sorry, my dear.

00:29:38There's a thief in every marketplace.

00:29:41But that doesn't excuse such brutality.

00:29:43Pardon me, I'll attend to this myself.

00:29:52Did you recognize?

00:29:54I couldn't be sure from this distance.

00:29:57Go and find out.

00:29:59Yes, sir.

00:30:03What is it?

00:30:04There's just a possibility that man was our agent here.

00:30:10If so, there may be a change in plans.

00:30:13I'll let you know.

00:30:14I'd better go inside.

00:30:24More coffee, my dear?

00:30:26Excellency.

00:30:32Yes?

00:30:32A messenger for Major Cuddland.

00:30:34Have him come in.

00:30:42This just came for you, sir.

00:30:55There's no answer.

00:30:55I'm afraid we shall have to cut our visits short, Excellency.

00:31:01Oh?

00:31:02When must you leave?

00:31:03You must leave for the fort immediately.

00:31:06Sorry.

00:31:06But you'll be riding all night.

00:31:08Those are the orders, Excellency.

00:31:10I shall have one of my men accompany you to the city.

00:31:12Oh, that won't be necessary.

00:31:14My home is yours.

00:31:16Well, I couldn't think of staying here alone.

00:31:19You'll have all the protection of my armed guards.

00:31:21As a matter of fact, mademoiselle, it is a hard ride.

00:31:24The Major's right.

00:31:26Well...

00:31:27I can take you back to the city in the morning.

00:31:30Perhaps it would be best, mademoiselle.

00:31:34I seem to be outvoted.

00:31:35Good.

00:31:36Then you'll stay.

00:31:38Please excuse us, mademoiselle.

00:31:40Of course.

00:31:41Goodbye, lieutenant.

00:31:42Mademoiselle.

00:31:42Major.

00:31:43Mademoiselle.

00:31:50In the pleasure, Excellency.

00:31:52Fine.

00:32:06Well, my dear, you're now in the hands of a barbarian.

00:32:11Are you planning to run away in the morning or to stay?

00:32:15I was wondering about that myself.

00:32:17Have you reached any decision?

00:32:19Not yet.

00:32:22Well, it's quite late and I'm tired.

00:32:25Good night.

00:32:29Good night.

00:32:30Good night.

00:32:46Good night.

00:32:48Good night.

00:32:53Good night.

00:32:55What's the matter? You don't watch what you're doing.

00:33:14You're right, I guess I don't.

00:33:16So long as you watch what he's doing.

00:33:21Did something eat you, maybe?

00:33:24No.

00:33:25Well, something's eating me, I can tell you.

00:33:28You don't think those two officers come down here for their health.

00:33:31I've been in the army a long time. They're cooking up something inside.

00:33:34Don't worry.

00:33:35Are we not worried?

00:33:36Are we?

00:33:38Go on, wait, you play. It's your turn.

00:33:41The death of our agent at El Calcio leaves us in a difficult position.

00:33:44Perhaps I can find someone to replace him.

00:33:46But on short notice, the qualifications alone...

00:33:49Ah, then he would have to know the language.

00:33:52I'm afraid that's not quite enough, Colonel.

00:33:53No, no.

00:33:54He'd have to know codes, signals.

00:33:56How about a former officer of the Signal Corps, gentlemen, who knows Arabic?

00:34:08We play for big money this time, eh?

00:34:10Okay, but I warn you, no miracles.

00:34:13Miracles? Who wants miracles?

00:34:16I don't.

00:34:17I play very scientific game.

00:34:19Sure.

00:34:20You want to bet, Luigi?

00:34:27Private Calmani.

00:34:28Well, Sergeant Calmani, sir.

00:34:30Private Calmani.

00:34:3230-day demotion seems to be, uh, in the cards, private.

00:34:36You play an excellent game.

00:34:53You're a very good yourself.

00:34:54Oh, I hardly play at all.

00:34:56I wasn't talking about the chess.

00:34:59I meant the game you're playing with me.

00:35:02Oh, what game?

00:35:07You didn't come out here to see the desert.

00:35:09What did you come out for?

00:35:11You like me, don't you?

00:35:15I'm not sure yet.

00:35:19How can I check you?

00:35:20Why, try.

00:35:22That's the way to win the game.

00:35:25There's a better way.

00:35:26You know, I like you very much.

00:35:35And you'd like to add me to your harem?

00:35:38I don't have a harem.

00:35:39You see, I'm a modern sort of barbarian.

00:35:42So I've heard.

00:35:43A one-woman man, one after the other.

00:35:47None of them are working in nightclubs.

00:35:49Oh, that reminds me.

00:35:51I have something for you.

00:35:56Here, take them.

00:36:06A mirror?

00:36:08I don't know what to say.

00:36:17There's a history behind those pearls, Yvette.

00:36:20They deserve you.

00:36:22Go on, put them on.

00:36:23Yes?

00:36:27May I speak with you, sir?

00:36:28Yes, what is it?

00:36:29Alone, Your Excellency.

00:36:31Excuse me.

00:36:32I'm very sorry, my dear, but something's come up.

00:36:52I won't be able to go riding with you tomorrow.

00:36:54Oh, that's too bad.

00:36:55I was looking forward to it.

00:36:56Well, if you're going to be busy, I can't insist.

00:37:00Yes, you see, Yessif has just reminded me I must prepare for my guests.

00:37:04The leading sheikhs of this area.

00:37:06May I help?

00:37:10I may call on you at that.

00:37:12To charm some of my friends.

00:37:15If they're as handsome as you, it'll be a pleasure.

00:37:19Why, thank you.

00:37:19Not at all.

00:37:21Not at all.

00:37:49And at all.

00:37:53Thank you, sir.

00:38:01Okay.

00:38:04All right.

00:38:13Bye.

00:38:14Bye.

00:38:15Bye.

00:38:16Bye.

00:38:16The End

00:38:46The End

00:39:16The End

00:39:46The End

00:40:16The End

00:40:46The End

00:41:16You know, if you run into trouble, there's nothing we can do to help you. The minute you leave this place, we never even heard of you.

00:41:33Certainly, sir. But there ought to be two of us on this, just in case something happened to one. Colonel, take anyone you want. I trust your judgment, Brown.

00:41:42Thank you, sir. And remember, my grandfather had one just like it. Yes, sir.

00:41:49Thank you, sir.

00:41:58Thank you, sir.

00:42:03Thank you, sir.

00:42:10Thank you, sir.

00:42:20Jeanette?

00:42:33Mademoiselle Delmar is not in her room, Excellency.

00:42:38Where is she?

00:42:39She went to the village.

00:42:40If I may, make a suggestion, Excellency.

00:42:43Yes.

00:42:45Mademoiselle Delmar moves about quite freely.

00:42:47After all, she's not an Arab,

00:42:48and since we caught that French spy...

00:42:50Mademoiselle Delmar is my guest.

00:42:54As you wish, sir.

00:43:15You wished yourself this?

00:43:16Yes.

00:43:18How much are you asking for it?

00:43:2310,000 francs.

00:43:26Heaven protect you, my son.

00:43:28That's it does all madmen.

00:43:30That's an interesting watch.

00:43:32Do you want to sell it?

00:43:33What?

00:43:35The watch. Is it for sale?

00:43:37Why, no. I mean, yes.

00:43:38Let me look at it.

00:43:42My grandfather had one just like it.

00:43:44How much do you want for it?

00:43:4910,000 francs.

00:43:52It's too expensive.

00:43:547,000.

00:43:56Madame, here's a cutthroat.

00:43:58I can show you much better things than half the price.

00:44:015,000.

00:44:02No, it's still too much money.

00:44:06Tell me.

00:44:07This kind of thing.

00:44:08Did you ever do it before?

00:44:09Of course.

00:44:10Well, why didn't you tell me?

00:44:12I tried to.

00:44:13You wouldn't listen to me.

00:44:14Try again sometime.

00:44:165,000, madame.

00:44:17It's my last word.

00:44:192,000, my good man.

00:44:20That's my last word.

00:44:21But, madame, the music alone is priceless.

00:44:24And isn't the memory of your grandfather worth a few thousand?

00:44:273,000 for the box and the watch.

00:44:30Now take it or leave it.

00:44:32Very well, madame, but you ruin me.

00:44:34I have five children to feed.

00:44:37The plans for the palace and your instructions are in these bills.

00:44:40Understand?

00:44:41Yes.

00:44:51I have five children to feed.

00:45:21I have five children to feed.

00:45:51I have five children to feed.

00:46:09Oh, my God.

00:46:39Oh, my God.

00:47:09Oh, my God.

00:47:39Oh, my God.

00:48:09Oh, my God.

00:48:39Oh, my God.

00:49:09Oh, my God.

00:49:39Oh, my God.

00:50:09Oh, my God.

00:50:40And so, instead of striking at another fort, our full forces will take over the oil fields.

00:50:45Destroy them?

00:50:46No, work them.

00:50:47No, work them.

00:50:47Then let the French drive us out.

00:50:50We'll have the sympathy of the entire world.

00:50:52But this is revolt.

00:50:53But this is revolt.

00:50:54But this is revolt.

00:50:58Yes, I've followed you.

00:50:59Yes, I've followed you until now, Amir.

00:51:05But revolt.

00:51:06But revolt.

00:51:07Why, this is madness.

00:51:08I'll follow you no longer.

00:51:12But there are countless thousands.

00:51:13But there are countless thousands that will.

00:51:14And I cannot help but believe, Haroun, that your words are those of a paid French agent.

00:51:20Liar.

00:51:20I wonder whose money you are.

00:51:21I wonder whose money you've been spending so freely.

00:51:25Not your own, I'm sure.

00:51:28Possibly that of some nation that would like to see fire and bloodshed sweep over our land for his own selfish aims.

00:51:34I am free to accept help from whomever I choose.

00:51:37So you are.

00:51:39But you'll have no more from me.

00:51:45Heaven go with you, gentlemen.

00:51:47Thank you, Haroun.

00:51:49One moment, Haroun.

00:51:53We must not part in anger.

00:52:01To your friendship and loyalty.

00:52:05Are your secrets safe with Al Haroun?

00:52:19I'm sure he will never betray me.

00:52:34Oh!

00:52:40And we will crush anyone who stands in our way.

00:52:44I do this to keep the prophets in our hands.

00:52:47Make your men ready.

00:52:48We will strike within 24 hours.

00:52:51We must be careful in organizing our men.

00:52:52The French will suspect us.

00:52:54They suspect us now.

00:52:56But as long as we're right, what does it matter?

00:52:59What does it matter?

00:53:20Quiet.

00:53:29And may good fortune ride with us tomorrow.

00:53:39No, no, no. This way, my friend.

00:53:42No, no. This way, my friend.

00:54:12Let the horses let the horses.

00:54:13Let the horses a ring.

00:54:14Yes.

00:54:15The horses a ring again.

00:54:16No, no. This way.

00:54:17I love you.

00:54:18To the horses.

00:54:19Yes.

00:54:20Yes.

00:54:21Yes.

00:54:22Yes!

00:54:24The horses.

00:54:26What is the horses?

00:54:27The horses!

00:54:28Yes.

00:54:29We've got great.

00:54:30Oil fields.

00:54:58At Citi El Bar target for attack within 24 hours.

00:55:14Let's go.

00:55:28I thought you gave me the key to this room.

00:55:52Sorry.

00:55:53I keep a master key.

00:55:55If you'd knocked, I'd have let you in.

00:55:57Would you?

00:55:58At this late hour?

00:56:00Well, as a matter of fact, I was about to retire.

00:56:06I've been admiring them.

00:56:08They're beautiful.

00:56:10So are you.

00:56:12More beautiful tonight than ever before.

00:56:19But I am tired.

00:56:20Couldn't we talk tomorrow?

00:56:21Talk fast.

00:56:39The mic went dead.

00:56:40And what did you hear before it was disconnected?

00:56:58Wait.

00:56:59She's seen anything again.

00:57:03Send yes, I fear.

00:57:07They caught her.

00:57:10Let's get going.

00:57:11We've got to get to Fort.

00:57:12You go ahead.

00:57:13I'm alive.

00:57:15Speaker 1 homies.

00:57:16Zach, you crazy.

00:57:17Come back.

00:57:18Come back.

00:57:20Come back.

00:57:35Come back.

00:57:35THE END

00:58:05Now that you know everything, how much does French intelligence know?

00:58:26Nothing.

00:58:28Nothing at all.

00:58:30You lie.

00:58:35Yes, sirs.

00:58:42Yes, sirs.

00:58:43Yes, sirs.

00:58:47Yes, sirs.

00:58:58Yes, sirs.

00:59:00Yes, sirs.

00:59:04Excellency.

00:59:18Excellency!

00:59:21Excellency!

00:59:34You! Come here!

00:59:56Excellency!

01:00:04Excellency!

01:00:22Excellency!

01:00:28Excellency!

01:00:30Excellency!

01:00:32Excellency!

01:00:50Excellency!

01:01:02Excellency!

01:01:12We'll try to get to the fort.

01:01:13Send riders to overtake them. Have them brought back here to me.

01:01:15Yes, sir.

01:01:16And yes, sir.

01:01:17Have all the tribes alerted.

01:01:19My plans have changed. We'll attack the oil fields at midday.

01:01:21Yes, Excellency.

01:01:32Come on.

01:01:47Come on.

01:01:52Let's go.

01:02:22Let's go.

01:02:52Well, that's that.

01:03:08We'll have to head for the oil fields.

01:03:11Not now.

01:03:11No, we've got a long ride ahead of us.

01:03:14We'd better let the horses rest a while.

01:03:16I could use some rest myself.

01:03:22Hello, stranger.

01:03:28We could be strangers at that.

01:03:31Two years.

01:03:33Two long years.

01:03:36It seems like 50.

01:03:39Jeff, I've got to tell you something.

01:03:42Mm-hmm.

01:03:43Please listen.

01:03:44Beautiful eyes.

01:03:46Lovely hair.

01:03:48You don't seem to care.

01:03:49About the past?

01:03:50Why should I?

01:03:52Now I know you're a secret agent, so...

01:03:54I suppose you didn't know then that you'd be dishonorably discharged for hitting a superior officer.

01:04:00You almost killed that colonel.

01:04:03I wish I had.

01:04:04He was a traitor, you know.

01:04:06And I was assigned to get the proof.

01:04:09And then when he was finally convicted and...

01:04:10And I could talk, you were gone.

01:04:13Disappeared.

01:04:14As if the earth had swallowed you up.

01:04:16You know you're wonderful when you get excited.

01:04:17Jeff, you haven't heard a word I've said.

01:04:47Jeff, you haven't heard a word I've said.

01:05:17I hope Kalmani gets through to the fort.

01:05:42Let's hurry.

01:05:47Let's go.

01:05:57Let's go.

01:06:27Corporal of the Guard.

01:06:57Colonel LaSalle speaking.

01:07:10Proceed with all haste to the CDL bar oil fields.

01:07:14Expect attack within a few hours.

01:07:1524th Mountain Battalion.

01:07:29Proceed with all haste to the oil fields at CDL bar.

01:07:31Proceed with all haste to the oil fields.

01:08:01Proceed with all haste to the oil fields.

01:08:31Proceed with all haste to the oil fields.

01:08:48Now I guess you're right.

01:08:50The lines must be covered.

01:08:51Hey, we can rig this panel board for detonating.

01:08:58Have you any dynamite?

01:09:00Yeah, we have some.

01:09:01Maybe we can make use of this.

01:09:03Where is it?

01:09:03Outside.

01:09:04Let's get it.

01:09:09There it is.

01:09:17They're coming now.

01:09:19They're assembling.

01:09:21All right, bring it out.

01:09:36Hurry down there!

01:09:37Got some nitroglycerin here, too.

01:09:41Any old cans around?

01:09:43We've got plenty of empty bear bottles.

01:09:45They'll make good grenades.

01:09:46Let's go.

01:09:47Take that lead wire back to the panel board.

01:09:59Show the girl how it works.

01:10:03Slap the dynamite deeper.

01:10:04We'll get more blasts.

01:10:06Come on, man, hurry!

01:10:07Let's go, man!

01:10:28Let's go, man!

01:10:28Here they come!

01:10:44Here they come!

01:10:56That's enough.

01:11:14That's enough.

01:11:44Let's go!

01:12:05Charge!

01:12:14Charge!

01:12:16Charge!

01:12:17Charge!

01:12:18Charge!

01:12:19Charge!

01:12:20Charge!

01:12:21Charge!

01:12:22Charge!

01:12:23Charge!

01:12:24Charge!

01:12:25Charge!

01:12:27Charge!

01:12:28Charge!

01:12:29Charge!

01:12:30Charge!

01:12:31Charge!

01:12:32Charge!

01:12:33Charge!

01:12:34Charge!

01:12:35Charge!

01:12:36Charge!

01:12:37Charge!

01:12:38Charge!

01:12:39Charge!

01:12:40Charge!

01:12:41Charge!

01:12:42Charge!

01:12:43Charge!

01:12:45It is you, تھтя!

01:12:59We should go.

01:13:02You ready, little officers?

01:13:05Yes, if we go!

01:13:14Let's go.

01:13:44Let's go.

01:14:14Let's go.

01:14:44Let's go.

01:15:14Let's go.

01:15:44Let's go.

01:16:14Let's go.

01:16:44Let's go.

01:17:15And so for services to France, above and beyond the call of duty, and by order of the President of the Republic, we bestow upon you the rank of Knight of the Legion of Honor.