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00:06:09 You! Corporal.
00:06:13 lnside.
00:06:42 Turn your pockets out, corporal.
00:06:47 You won this gambling, of course.
00:06:56 Why do you think it is?
00:06:58 Why do you think you have so much
00:07:02 One day, you're going
00:07:05 All this wealth you've got
00:07:09 And when you do, when that happens,
00:07:13 Then you'll be in there.
00:07:18 l'm not playing at being
00:07:21 And l never heard of luck
00:07:24 Yours will, depend on it. Because
00:07:29 l'd like to point out that
00:07:33 l'm not in your two-bit army.
00:07:36 lf you're looking for something
00:07:40 ...come looking for me.
00:07:42 We'll see.
00:07:44 But you make one slip,
00:07:47 ...and we'll see how long you survive
00:07:50 And after my cage, l'll personally--
00:07:52 l'll personally hand you over
00:07:56 -What's happening here?
00:07:59 l'm just searching the corporal.
00:08:03 You're in order to search him,
00:08:08 ...but threats and abuse aren't on.
00:08:11 You ought to know better than
00:08:15 Asking for trouble. Just asking for it.
00:08:18 Even so, quite wrong to threaten.
00:08:21 Not the way to treat an enlisted man.
00:08:24 l think...
00:08:26 ...an apology....
00:08:31 lf you request it, sir...
00:08:34 -...then l apologize.
00:08:37 All right, corporal, you can go,
00:08:42 Yes, thank you, colonel.
00:08:58 -Yeah?
00:09:02 Okay, l'll take care of it.
00:09:04 Find Col. Brant
00:09:07 Tell him not to be so late next time.
00:09:10 Right. Do you know where he'd be?
00:09:12 By the jail. lt's his day
00:09:16 -That's all?
00:09:18 Then go find that guy with the arm.
00:09:22 Come on, Tojo, time for tea.
00:09:30 Choice of litter, right?
00:09:33 Right.
00:10:40 -You hear the news, Max?
00:10:43 The war's gonna last
00:10:47 The last three years
00:10:51 Lee told me to tell you
00:10:55 l asked him especially,
00:11:06 Take one.
00:11:08 King, you don't have to--
00:11:11 lt's okay. l'll call you
00:11:53 You want my chow today?
00:11:56 -You bet.
00:12:07 Max. See that guy out there
00:12:10 Get him for me.
00:12:23 Hey, fella.
00:12:27 The King wants to see you.
00:12:30 -The who?
00:12:33 What, is it Garden Party Day
00:12:36 Save the jokes.
00:12:39 l'm not joking. We take our royal family
00:12:42 -What's he want to see me about?
00:12:47 Extraordinary court procedure.
00:12:52 Come on. Come on.
00:13:25 -l was sent for, l believe.
00:13:28 Yeah. Take a seat.
00:13:43 Do you smoke?
00:13:46 Yes.
00:13:48 Yes, l do.
00:13:50 Well, help yourself.
00:14:05 How come we never met before?
00:14:08 -No idea. l haven't been anywhere.
00:14:12 Marlowe, Peter Marlowe.
00:14:16 How's that chair feel?
00:14:19 Fine.
00:14:20 -Cost me 80 bucks.
00:14:24 -Yes. l'd never have guessed.
00:14:29 l don't think l'd have said
00:14:33 l've never been a great
00:14:39 l was gonna fix some chow.
00:14:44 l've just had lunch, thank you.
00:14:46 You could use some more,
00:14:51 Excuse me, what's all this in aid of?
00:14:55 -Do what?
00:14:59 Well, l'm not people.
00:15:02 -Am l, Max?
00:15:07 -Well, you want an egg or don't you?
00:15:13 Okay, then, you got it.
00:15:17 How do you like it?
00:15:21 -Fried.
00:15:24 So you got yourself a fried egg.
00:15:27 You're not related to either
00:15:31 Who are they?
00:15:34 lt doesn't matter. They run a little
00:15:39 That's pretty neat, huh?
00:15:44 Just telling him you wired the hot plate.
00:15:47 -lt's working okay, huh?
00:15:49 -l gotta impress the British.
00:15:54 -You speak it pretty good, don't you?
00:15:58 -No, you know, the lingo, out there.
00:16:03 Say something for me now.
00:16:06 -ln Malay?
00:16:08 -What sort of thing?
00:16:18 That's pretty good.
00:16:22 What's that mean?
00:16:24 lt doesn't really have
00:16:27 But roughly, it means:
00:16:29 ''When do l have to kiss thee
00:16:41 After the egg, never before meals.
00:17:21 Plates.
00:17:38 Thank you.
00:17:56 How about that?
00:17:59 Not bad. Not bad at all.
00:18:02 The egg ain't been laid
00:18:05 Don't get excited, Fortnum.
00:18:07 When we say not bad,
00:18:10 -We mean it's bloody marvelous.
00:18:14 What do you mean when
00:18:18 Bit dicey.
00:18:21 Forget it.
00:18:26 -Lift your feet.
00:18:27 Lift your feet.
00:19:26 -You're slumming, aren't you, Marlowe?
00:19:30 Never make a good policeman
00:19:32 Everyone looks the same
00:19:34 -Where's your armband?
00:19:36 lt should be on your arm.
00:19:39 -They're Jap orders. We stuff those.
00:19:56 -What's the matter with you?
00:19:59 Just recovering from the pleasure
00:20:03 Col. Sellars has reported
00:20:06 A gold ring. Gee.
00:20:09 -Gee, that's tough, sir.
00:20:13 -Could you describe him to me?
00:20:17 That Col. Sellars. Yes. Yes.
00:20:20 Plays cards like an English officer and
00:20:24 Don't press your luck too hard,
00:20:29 -Did he ever show you the ring?
00:20:36 -l'm warning you.
00:20:40 -Got a light, Grey?
00:20:43 Then can l borrow your Ronson?
00:20:47 -Ronson?
00:20:59 Thank you.
00:21:02 Well, now, this is new, isn't it?
00:21:08 Yes. lt was mine.
00:21:10 -We were playing poker. l lost it to him.
00:21:14 l lost it to him at poker.
00:21:16 l had a straight, but he had better.
00:21:20 -We were playing stud--
00:21:23 -His or mine?
00:21:25 -Aces on twos.
00:21:28 Why, Grey, what a thing to say!
00:21:31 l thought l had him with a straight...
00:21:34 ...so l threw in the lot.
00:21:37 How do you play stud, Marlowe?
00:21:39 -Stud?
00:21:41 -Stud? You mean ordinary stud?
00:21:45 We'll show you. There's nothing
00:21:48 You see, it was my hole card--
00:21:50 -l said l wanted you to tell me!
00:21:54 Well, never mind. l don't need
00:21:58 Four cards faceup.
00:22:01 And one down, one in the hole.
00:22:04 lt's just like Happy Families,
00:22:10 We never had a nursery, Marlowe.
00:22:45 That was a close one.
00:22:48 Too bloody true.
00:22:53 Here.
00:22:55 You're on the payroll from here
00:23:03 Okay, we'll make it 30.
00:23:07 Shove your money.
00:23:08 -What'd l say?
00:23:12 One can't expect
00:23:15 All l did was up two 10s to 30.
00:23:19 When someone drops you in it, you
00:23:24 So work your money.
00:23:30 -What'd l do?
00:23:33 Thirty's above scale.
00:23:38 Well, screw the British.
00:23:40 Yeah, screw them.
00:24:53 Allied forces are still making
00:25:00 In the Philippines, forces drove a
00:25:06 Formosa was bombed in daylight
00:25:11 In Burma, British and Indian armies
00:25:16 Those were the news headlines.
00:26:06 -You okay?
00:26:08 The old bladder's flaring up, though.
00:26:25 -What is it?
00:26:29 l'm happy to say the old bladder's
00:26:33 Beautiful. Thank you for waking
00:26:56 God, give me a piece of your courage.
00:27:01 l'm so frightened.
00:27:28 You really ate them in Java?
00:27:31 Not only in Java. Here in Changi.
00:27:34 What?
00:27:35 Now, we agreed we wouldn't
00:27:39 -...unless we discussed it. We agreed.
00:27:43 You were dying.
00:27:44 And why do we collect them?
00:27:48 For the hospital, for the seriously sick.
00:27:53 You were dying.
00:27:59 -l really ate them, did l?
00:28:05 Well, next time, l want to know.
00:28:11 -Excuse me, sir.
00:28:13 -Okay, l'll take it.
00:28:16 Col. Smedley-Taylor said
00:28:20 Only two? That's a change. Who?
00:28:22 Cpl. Townsend and
00:28:25 -l'll deal with them after roll call.
00:28:31 Pity about Marlowe's Ronson,
00:28:34 Yes, he should have been more
00:29:42 -Do you mind if l see them alone?
00:29:45 Let them out, will you?
00:30:20 Right. Why were you fighting? l want
00:30:26 Well? l'm waiting.
00:30:28 This bloody sod accused me
00:30:32 -You were.
00:30:35 lf you have a charge to make, make it.
00:30:40 lt's my month on cookhouse detail,
00:30:51 -He's me best mate, and l trusted him.
00:30:56 When l got back, we were short
00:31:00 -l know, but l never touched it.
00:31:04 -Sir, l never touched them.
00:31:12 Yes, sir.
00:31:13 Check the weights.
00:31:15 -l checked them under his nose.
00:31:19 Lead the way, will you? We'll go
00:31:48 That day, on my last leave...
00:31:52 ...she said....
00:31:59 l said, ''l'll always keep myself
00:32:08 Oh, God, l'll make any sort
00:32:13 Just don't let her think that l'm dead.
00:32:18 Don't let her think that l'm dead.
00:32:26 As far as l'm concerned,
00:32:30 You're out of my regiment.
00:32:33 You keep your mouth shut.
00:32:35 -My bloody oath--
00:34:05 The news was good last night.
00:34:08 We're only 30 miles from where
00:34:14 By the way, l nearly forgot. The wife
00:34:20 We're just having a few people in,
00:34:24 Would you say thank you to her?
00:34:30 Well, there it is. Good.
00:34:34 Another time, perhaps. Good.
00:34:44 That was my mistake the other day.
00:34:48 l got stupid. l offered the dough
00:34:52 lt's okay. l got a lousy temper and an
00:34:59 You British insult easy. Catch one
00:35:06 Nothing. Go find Prouty in the
00:35:14 l'm different from Hawkins.
00:35:19 Look, can l offer you a Kooa?
00:35:24 Sure. That's different.
00:35:41 There is a radio in this hut!
00:35:49 Let me handle it.
00:35:52 Now let me in, will you?
00:35:55 -Good morning, captain.
00:35:58 There is a radio. A radio is against
00:36:03 Yes, well,
00:36:10 -Do you know anything about it?
00:36:15 -What about you?
00:36:19 Where's the wireless?
00:36:22 Now, look, it's got to be found,
00:36:27 l order those responsible
00:36:32 l'm asking you once more.
00:36:35 -Lt. Spence, sir.
00:36:38 l don't know what you're
00:36:41 Grey! You're provost marshal.
00:36:44 lf there's one here,
00:36:46 -l know nothing of a wireless.
00:36:49 l'll have you court-martialed,
00:36:53 -Brough! What do you know?
00:36:57 lt's just the sort of trouble
00:37:00 -l don't have to take that.
00:37:03 l'm senior American officer, and l
00:37:07 There's no radio or wireless, as you
00:37:12 And if there was, l sure
00:37:17 Well, then, we'll search the hut.
00:37:22 Every officer will stand
00:37:26 -Do you hear me? Attention!
00:37:30 -There's a wireless in this hut, sir.
00:37:35 -Can l help you?
00:37:37 -According to the Geneva Convention--
00:37:42 lf you believe there's a radio, search
00:37:47 -lt's your job to enforce the law.
00:37:52 lf you want to cite law,
00:37:55 Give us the food and medical
00:37:59 -One day you will go too far, colonel.
00:38:05 Probably l'll die of apoplexy...
00:38:08 ...enforcing insane laws imposed
00:38:12 l shall report your impertinence
00:38:15 Yes, please do.
00:38:17 Then ask him who ordered that each
00:38:23 And that they should be collected,
00:38:32 Everybody outside, please.
00:38:51 Now you may make your search,
00:40:29 Who belongs to this bunk?
00:40:33 l have no idea. l'll ask.
00:40:36 And this. And this.
00:41:00 Who uses this bunk?
00:41:04 -Your name?
00:41:07 -Did you make this radio?
00:41:08 l ordered him to make it.
00:41:12 -ls this true?
00:41:15 -Who else knew about your radio?
00:41:24 lt's all right, old boy.
00:41:30 You men, pick up this bunk
00:42:32 Doctor, could you come here
00:42:52 He's lucky. No more aches.
00:42:57 What'd he die of?
00:43:00 Changi blues, mostly.
00:43:03 You mean, the will to live?
00:43:05 No, not quite that...
00:43:08 ...corporal.
00:43:10 lt is corporal, isn't it?
00:43:14 He quit believing in the pigheaded,
00:43:21 There's a difference, you know.
00:43:24 Perhaps you don't know.
00:43:25 l don't suppose that kind of
00:43:29 Maybe not. Touch wood.
00:43:33 l wouldn't put much faith in that
00:43:42 You don't have any tobacco, do you?
00:43:45 -l hear you're good for a little extra.
00:43:48 Yeah, l was just going
00:43:52 He won't miss it. Thank you.
00:43:56 You must tell me your
00:43:59 Medically, it ought to be
00:44:02 l'm just lucky, sir.
00:44:05 Oh, no.
00:44:07 That won't do.
00:44:38 Oh, thanks. Can you spare it?
00:44:41 l don't smoke. Never have.
00:44:47 Could you get my boots, old man?
00:44:52 -Where are they?
00:45:04 l've kept those.
00:45:08 -l've kept them in good shape.
00:45:20 There.
00:45:37 l've had enough, thanks.
00:45:47 l'm dying.
00:45:50 Yes.
00:46:07 -Orderly.
00:46:11 Get the corpse detail
00:46:15 Capt. Daven's will be free too.
00:46:20 Yes, sir. What about Col. Hutton?
00:46:23 -Of course give him quinine.
00:46:27 Only doctors authorize drugs.
00:46:29 Give him quinine and stop pretending
00:46:47 There are two appendectomies
00:46:50 Right.
00:46:52 -Do you want me to do them?
00:46:55 -Evening, doctor.
00:47:01 By the way, l finished the autopsy
00:47:06 Death was from suffocation.
00:47:08 lf you find a man headfirst
00:47:11 -...death will likely be from suffocation.
00:47:14 Well, l wrote....
00:47:18 ''Suicide while the balance
00:47:23 -Do you want that?
00:47:27 Have they identified the body?
00:47:30 Yes. lt was a Pvt. Gurble.
00:47:34 -Not the way l'd choose for suicide.
00:47:38 -Unless, of course, he was put there.
00:47:40 -Why do you say that?
00:47:44 -He'd been caught stealing rations.
00:47:48 Either way, murder or suicide,
00:47:54 Yes, l suppose so.
00:47:56 -l'd better go and finish my rounds.
00:48:06 Want a smoke, Stevie?
00:48:08 -There it is!
00:48:11 -Watch out, watch out!
00:48:14 -Get him!
00:48:16 -Get him! Get him!
00:48:28 All right, knock it off!
00:48:32 Will you knock it off?!
00:48:34 Now, just leave it where it is.
00:48:39 -l got a better idea. Tex?
00:48:42 Get a blanket.
00:48:45 -Blanket?
00:48:49 That's it. You and Max trap it.
00:48:52 -With my blanket? You crazy?
00:48:58 Come on. Give me the other end.
00:49:02 Let's throw it down and jump, okay?
00:49:04 -Right.
00:49:07 -l got it!
00:49:09 -Go on.
00:49:11 All right. All right.
00:49:15 -Max, you take it.
00:49:19 Tex, you go put on the java
00:49:28 Gather around and hear
00:49:31 And the whole court
00:49:37 Come on, come on, come on.
00:49:40 All right, so we got ourselves
00:49:44 -Yeah. So?
00:49:47 What don't we have
00:49:50 Yeah, besides that.
00:49:53 -Come on. Food. Right?
00:49:57 God.
00:50:00 You're not thinking
00:50:03 You got it.
00:50:06 -Only we're not going to eat it.
00:50:08 -Eat what? What's he talking about?
00:50:11 You're out of your mind.
00:50:15 Let me finish. Of course nobody
00:50:20 But suppose they don't.
00:50:24 There are no rabbits in Malaya.
00:50:27 We'll think of something else.
00:50:30 Do you think we can
00:50:33 That's it, squirrel. Good.
00:50:35 Still not a lip-smacker, is it?
00:50:38 Wait a sec. Wait a sec.
00:50:41 -l know. Deer.
00:50:44 What kind of game
00:50:46 No, not the usual kind of deer.
00:50:48 l mean rusa tikas.
00:50:51 Well, they're tiny.
00:50:54 The natives consider them
00:50:57 Rusa tikas translated
00:51:02 That's it, then.
00:51:08 Now, first we got to find out
00:51:11 Then we get the opposite one, and
00:51:16 Now, how we gonna sex it?
00:51:17 Hey. l read in Reader's Digest
00:51:21 -That's with eggs, dummy.
00:51:25 Okay. You got the job.
00:51:29 Liberate another rat, and then
00:51:34 -Well, Vexley's your man for that.
00:51:40 Join my class?
00:51:44 -You really want to join my class?
00:51:48 No. Delighted, old chap.
00:51:51 Delighted.
00:51:53 -Squadron Leader Vexley.
00:51:56 Hello, Peter.
00:51:58 All right, then.
00:51:59 Comfortable?
00:52:01 Good. Now, today....
00:52:04 Today l was going to talk about...
00:52:06 ...the largest of mammals: whales.
00:52:10 Do you know anything
00:52:13 Huh?
00:52:18 Whales are, without doubt...
00:52:21 ...the highest form
00:52:26 Now, you take
00:52:30 ...the most powerful animal
00:52:34 Now, you take its mating habits.
00:52:37 lts mating is marvelous.
00:52:40 There's no other word for it.
00:52:42 The male...
00:52:44 ...starts his titillation...
00:52:47 ...by blowing glorious clouds
00:52:50 He then pounds the water
00:52:55 ...who waits with patient lust...
00:52:58 ...on the ocean's surface.
00:53:00 He then dives deep
00:53:04 ...huge, vast, enormous...
00:53:07 ...and crashes back
00:53:09 ...churning the water into spray,
00:53:13 -You have a question?
00:53:16 l beg your pardon?
00:53:18 This is interesting about whales,
00:53:22 -What about rats?
00:53:26 Rodents are entirely different.
00:53:29 -What do you mean?
00:53:31 How are they different?
00:53:33 l'll deal with them in the next series.
00:53:35 There's nothing about them to like.
00:53:38 Why are they disgusting, sir?
00:53:41 -Everything about them is--
00:53:47 Why...
00:53:48 ...thank you, corporal.
00:53:52 Take a couple, sir.
00:53:54 l'm sure you'll need them if you're
00:53:58 Well....
00:53:59 Right. Now....
00:54:01 So, gentlemen, the female can have
00:54:06 ...and anything up to 14 per litter.
00:54:08 The young being born blind
00:54:13 Twenty-two days, gentlemen,
00:54:17 The young open their eyes
00:54:20 ...and they become sexually active
00:54:22 -Holy cow!
00:54:24 That means in six months, we're
00:54:29 Holy cow.
00:54:30 On the other hand, they do have
00:54:33 Number one: They're cannibals.
00:54:35 Number two: They'll fight
00:54:38 But on the credit side,
00:54:41 l repeat, anything, dead or alive.
00:54:43 Which means we got no
00:54:49 l got another one.
00:54:51 While you jokers are talking,
00:54:54 -lt's the right mate too.
00:54:56 -l looked.
00:54:59 Tex, Dino, keep lookout.
00:55:24 Hey.
00:55:25 Looks like Vexley knows
00:55:29 Start counting the days, gentlemen.
00:55:47 He looks different.
00:55:49 Don't you think
00:55:52 Yeah, he looks like a married man.
00:55:55 All clear?
00:55:58 Come on, we got things to do.
00:56:01 You want to do something for me
00:56:05 Yeah. Yeah, all right.
00:56:28 What have you got in there, Marlowe?
00:56:32 -Food.
00:56:36 Stop picking on me, Grey.
00:56:40 Where'd you get it?
00:56:41 -l was given it.
00:56:45 -Where are you taking it?
00:56:47 -Who for?
00:56:51 No. Not for the time being.
00:56:54 Don't forget, you and your crook friend
00:56:57 l haven't forgotten about the Ronson.
00:57:00 l don't know what you're talking about.
00:57:03 You will, Marlowe, you will.
00:57:05 lf you sell your soul,
00:57:08 Don't give me all that sally army stuff.
00:57:11 l judge a man
00:57:13 Your friend's a crook, a liar
00:57:18 You're right about one thing, Grey.
00:57:22 But he's not a crook
00:57:25 But he's a liar.
00:57:27 We're all liars, Grey.
00:57:32 You gotta be a liar to stay alive.
00:57:34 Do a lot of things to stay alive.
00:57:36 Like kissing a corporal's ass
00:57:41 l said it first, Grey.
00:57:44 You won't believe me,
00:58:08 He's not interested.
00:58:11 Yeah, that's why he's here
00:58:13 Tell him 3000.
00:58:40 -He offers 600.
00:58:43 No, no. That's a joke.
00:58:47 Tell him l can't insult the owner
00:59:06 -How'd we do?
00:59:11 l'd need more than that
00:59:15 Tell him l sold one just like it a week
00:59:20 Tell him it's only because l like his
00:59:23 ...you know, the usual horse manure.
00:59:27 l gotta go consult with the owner.
00:59:49 Four hundred? Why, everybody knows
00:59:52 l agree, sir, but you know,
00:59:56 l did my best. l really put it to him.
00:59:58 l'm sure you did, l'm sure, corporal.
01:00:02 But.... But what am l to do?
01:00:07 Could you have one more try? Please!
01:00:10 l have great faith in you.
01:00:15 Well, l don't think l can
01:00:19 Okay, l'll give it another try.
01:00:28 -Twenty-six hundred dollars?
01:00:31 Watch it 'cause he spits when he's
01:00:53 Poor man's Bela Lugosi.
01:01:05 -He's gone to 2100.
01:01:08 Tell him 2600 or nothing.
01:01:16 Twenty-two hundred,
01:01:21 Yeah, it probably is too.
01:01:24 All right, tell him l accept.
01:01:28 Tell him l'll have to give my
01:01:47 -Only 900?
01:01:49 l had to sweat blood to get that.
01:01:52 Terribly disappointed.
01:01:56 Well, things are getting tougher
01:02:10 -l didn't bring you much luck, did l?
01:02:13 -Two what? For what?
01:02:16 You don't think l'd put you to work
01:02:19 l'm not entitled to anything
01:02:22 Listen, take it, $ 108. Ten percent.
01:02:28 Look, how in the hell can l earn $ 108
01:02:33 ...and there was no profit?
01:02:39 Boy, l don't know how you survived
01:02:44 Look, let's go through the facts of life.
01:02:47 Now, your gallant Maj. Prouty
01:02:50 So he deserves whatever he gets.
01:02:52 Think he gives a damn about me
01:02:55 Maybe he stole it, who knows?
01:02:57 Anyway, he asked me 1200.
01:03:02 ...and he settles for 22 because
01:03:07 l give Prouty 900, less 10 percent.
01:03:10 And he goes home thinking that
01:03:14 Now, as to overheads, l had to pay
01:03:19 You know, so it shouldn't fall apart
01:03:23 Another 120
01:03:25 That makes 1120.
01:03:27 Now 1120 from 2200
01:03:31 Ten percent of that is 108.
01:03:33 l gave you 110,
01:03:39 You worked for it. lt's yours. Nobody
01:03:47 No.
01:03:50 Well, cheer up, old boy.
01:03:54 Listen, on your way home,
01:03:57 Give him his wages, will you?
01:04:00 -Brant? You mean Col. Brant?
01:04:05 Give him his wages. He'll take it.
01:04:08 Well, trust me. Good night.
01:04:14 Good night.
01:04:27 Murder!
01:04:31 Murder. l want the charge of murder
01:04:34 l demand a court-martial for murder!
01:04:40 Look. Look! Look!
01:04:44 That beast killed one of my children.
01:04:49 -What beast are you talking about?
01:04:52 He's mad. lt was an accident.
01:04:56 l keep telling him
01:04:58 He killed it. That bloody beast
01:05:01 -Colonel, it's a hen, not a child.
01:05:06 l'll kill him and his bloody beast.
01:05:10 l've said l'm sorry.
01:05:12 lf l had the money, l'd buy you 10,
01:05:15 -For God's sake, do something.
01:05:18 -You'll have to get rid of this dog.
01:05:21 -What do you mean?
01:05:25 -You can't order me to do that.
01:05:27 You've been told to keep
01:05:31 l'm going to kill it. The dog's mine
01:05:34 Col. Foster, l have ordered
01:05:38 lt's mine. l'm going to kill it
01:05:42 Col. Foster, accept my apologies.
01:05:46 -...but let me keep my dog.
01:05:49 ...l'll put you under arrest.
01:05:52 l'll get even with you. Murderer.
01:05:56 l'll get even with you.
01:06:02 My baby.
01:06:07 My baby.
01:06:09 Grey, please take back that order,
01:06:12 lt's such a small thing to ask.
01:06:16 But l can't. You know l can't.
01:06:20 You'll have to kill your dog.
01:06:21 l don't care how you do it,
01:06:42 Help! Help us.
01:06:45 Somebody, please help us.
01:06:52 Somebody, help us.
01:06:56 Please.
01:07:19 You're sure about this, are you?
01:07:21 And that was the whole message,
01:07:39 Come on in.
01:07:42 lt's my birthday.
01:07:54 lt's real, is it? ls it real?
01:07:59 You fantastic sod, you're just the
01:08:03 A long story.
01:08:05 You couldn't invent the wheel,
01:08:31 -What's all the big noise about?
01:08:34 -Want to get us jailed or something?
01:08:38 -Keep the noise down, you stupid git!
01:08:41 That's Griffiths. He owns this cell.
01:08:45 -You don't get nothing for nothing.
01:08:48 Griffiths is a smart cookie.
01:08:51 No peace and quiet. Griffiths hires it
01:08:55 l bet this wasn't his original idea.
01:08:58 There's no pulling the wool
01:09:01 How much you make on it, corporal?
01:09:03 Just an honest 10 percent.
01:09:26 Check the door seals, Tex.
01:09:29 This smell gets out,
00:00:12 What do you think, sir?
00:00:19 l wouldn't know. l'm drooling so much
00:00:25 Pete?
00:00:35 -Well, just a dash, just a dash.
00:00:43 You may be right.
00:00:45 Only a touch, mind.
00:00:50 Yes, well, thanks for licking
00:00:55 Now, come on, you've got to tell us,
00:00:58 lt's.... lt's Hawkins' dog.
00:01:09 -Mother of God. Hawkins' dog?
00:01:12 -Now, don't kid us, will you?
00:01:15 No, you said pig. l didn't say anything.
00:01:19 Good night!
00:01:21 Oh, God, l don't know
00:01:24 What's the difference?
00:01:28 Meat's meat.
00:01:30 He's quite right. There's nothing
00:01:33 -The Chinese eat them all the time.
00:01:36 -You're hungry, aren't you?
00:01:39 -This is Hawkins' dog.
00:01:42 Just 'cause you know it,
00:01:45 Boy, that's really British hairsplitting.
00:01:48 -Why don't you smell it?
00:01:51 lt's the greatest thing since Bisto.
00:01:55 lt is, huh?
00:01:59 Take a fish out of the water,
00:02:02 Or what about them
00:02:07 They nail their feet down,
00:02:10 ...through a funnel till their livers burst.
00:02:14 Now, you don't want to eat it, just sit
00:02:23 l suppose nothing so shocking about it
00:02:26 l say there's a difference.
00:02:29 Correction, it was Hawkins' dog.
00:02:32 You tasted it, didn't you?
00:02:36 Tasted good, didn't it?
00:02:41 You've already eaten it.
00:03:49 Are we...?
00:03:51 Are we under starter's orders?
00:05:28 Think fast. Off you go, lads.
00:05:31 Well, that's it for another day.
00:05:35 ...541 pounds of rice
00:05:39 One bag was short 10 pounds with a
00:05:46 -Dysentery?
00:05:53 -Thank you, sir. See you next week.
00:06:02 -Don't bother.
00:06:16 This weight's been tampered with.
00:06:20 What? That's impossible. Let me see.
00:06:27 No, it's not been tampered with.
00:06:32 This weight was probably a fraction
00:06:36 You had me worried there
00:06:38 -They've all been tampered with!
00:06:41 Don't give me that. l know enough
00:06:44 ...to know holes aren't allowed,
00:06:47 lf the weight's wrong, it's never issued.
00:06:50 -What do you know about this?
00:06:53 -l don't believe you.
00:06:56 -l don't know anything about it.
00:07:00 l'm going to go outside
00:07:03 -...and we'll see what they do.
00:07:07 You're right. But it wasn't me, sir.
00:07:12 He caught me pinching some rice.
00:07:15 -...if l didn't help him.
00:07:18 You're not going to listen to that.
00:07:21 -l had no idea this was going on.
00:07:25 The key to the safe,
00:07:27 -lt couldn't have been me, sir.
00:07:31 Now shut up, do you hear me?
00:07:37 How long have these weights been
00:07:41 l have no idea. lf they're fixed,
00:07:44 But you have the key
00:07:47 Yes, but that doesn't--
00:07:48 Have you looked
00:07:51 -No, l haven't.
00:07:54 No, it isn't. l won't be
00:07:57 You'd better be telling the truth,
00:07:59 Are you threatening me? lf you are,
00:08:02 l don't know. l'm here legally.
00:08:06 -Haven't they?
00:08:11 -Right.
00:08:12 l'll tell you what it means.
00:08:16 -You're the only two allowed here.
00:08:19 -l only got 1 pound in 10.
00:08:21 Please, sir, don't say anything.
00:08:25 -l hope they do, Blakeley.
00:08:30 Maybe someone has meddled with
00:08:34 Look, Blakeley, wait outside.
00:08:36 Stay where you are, Blakeley.
00:08:44 There's no need for Blakeley to go,
00:08:48 No. Walls don't have ears.
00:08:57 You'll get a pound of rice a week.
00:09:00 -ls that all?
00:09:04 And half a pound of dried fish.
00:09:07 No sugar or eggs?
00:09:09 They both go to the hospital,
00:09:19 What do you say?
00:09:28 l tell you what l say, colonel.
00:09:31 l'm going to go to
00:09:34 ...and l'm going to tell him
00:09:38 And l'm going to show him this.
00:09:42 ...and l pray there will be,
00:09:47 ...and l'm personally going to shove
00:09:52 ...because l want to hear you scream
00:10:09 Oh, my God.
00:10:15 l figure you Australian thieves are the
00:10:20 l'll tell you what l'm prepared to offer.
00:10:23 ...and market the produce,
00:10:26 -Are you interested?
00:10:31 So we got ourselves a deal, right?
00:10:34 Nothing like dealing with
00:10:45 When are you gonna start deliveries?
00:10:49 Let me see.
00:10:52 -Kurt, what do you think?
00:10:55 They should have some meat
00:10:57 Okay? We figured hind legs only.
00:11:02 You know, make it a real luxury trade.
00:11:06 l gotta mention this. l'm not too keen
00:11:11 You know, mates.
00:11:15 King, you know, he's got a point there.
00:11:17 Yeah, that's right.
00:11:19 Yeah, well, l figured that one too.
00:11:23 Gentlemen,
00:11:26 -Brass only?
00:11:34 Genius. l tell you, he's a genius.
00:11:37 l've seen Lt. Col. Jones,
00:11:44 ...and relieved them of their duties
00:11:51 And now we'll forget the matter.
00:11:53 l say, ''we,'' because
00:11:57 ln fact, l'll make it an order.
00:12:02 We can't do that, sir. We caught them
00:12:06 That's your food and mine.
00:12:09 Nevertheless,
00:12:12 -...this is the decision l've made.
00:12:15 You can't let them off scot-free.
00:12:17 Don't tell me what l can
00:12:20 l'm sorry. l'm sorry, sir.
00:12:24 But, sir, those men are thieves.
00:12:27 -l repeat, the incident is closed.
00:12:30 l won't let it be closed. They've been
00:12:34 -l insist that they--
00:12:51 l intend sending the following
00:12:57 ''l strongly commend
00:13:01 ...for his work as provost marshal,
00:13:05 His consistent performance of duty
00:13:09 ...is, beyond question,
00:13:16 l would like to recommend that he
00:13:26 You hypocrite.
00:13:31 Well, none of you are
00:13:34 l can't prove anything against you.
00:13:37 -l've got this weight.
00:13:50 -l said, what about the weight?
00:13:55 -This isn't the one l gave you.
00:14:01 lt's exactly the same one.
00:14:22 Now, you're a young man, Grey.
00:14:26 l understand you want to stay in the
00:14:30 Well, that's good.
00:14:32 The Army can use hardworking,
00:14:38 l'm sure that l could prevail
00:14:42 ...to add to my recommendation...
00:14:45 ...that you be granted
00:14:55 You're just overwrought
00:15:01 These are terrible times, Grey.
00:15:05 Terrible times.
00:15:09 But we must get them
00:15:13 l consider it imperative
00:15:19 ...for all our sakes.
00:15:22 No good purpose
00:15:28 l'm sure when you've had a chance
00:15:34 ...you'll appreciate
00:15:44 Have you any objection
00:15:56 Good.
00:15:59 We can take it as read, then.
00:16:02 Your promotion is confirmed.
00:16:08 Good night, captain.
00:16:41 Okay, guys, let's get it onto the truck.
00:16:45 All right, okay, swing it over to you.
00:16:50 -Hold it!
00:16:56 Roll it!
00:17:09 Don't eat too much rich food. You
00:17:14 You're lucky. No bones broken.
00:17:20 Now, think about something else
00:17:24 You got tickets for the play?
00:17:27 lt should be a good one.
00:17:29 l helped write, or rather, remember,
00:17:34 l saw the original production
00:17:39 Jessica Tandy, l remember.
00:17:41 She played the character of
00:17:48 She had a line--
00:17:50 l remember as if it was yesterday.
00:17:54 The young man said to her,
00:18:00 lt was his line, not hers. That's right.
00:18:05 ...''you'll get spots on your nose
00:18:12 l'll never forget that.
00:18:15 Even though
00:18:19 ...l fell in love with Audrey,
00:18:28 And now our Sean
00:18:32 -What's the matter with you, Stevens?
00:18:35 You're a liar, Stevens.
00:18:41 But you care. You care.
00:18:45 -Saves me from what, sir?
00:18:48 l thought you were gonna say,
00:18:52 There's no such thing.
00:19:16 Did you draw your tickets
00:19:19 You know, l never saw a play
00:19:23 Movies, yeah, but never saw a play.
00:19:28 Buster Crabbe.
00:19:32 Yeah, l think so.
00:19:35 That's the kind of acting l like, boy.
00:19:40 Those movie guys, boy,
00:19:52 You okay?
00:19:54 Yeah, l'm fine.
00:20:03 You know, before this,
00:20:06 Closest l ever got
00:20:10 l used to watch fancy dolls
00:20:12 ...going in to eat the big dinner...
00:20:15 ...and they were always with pigs.
00:20:19 Fat old guys, but they had it made.
00:20:22 Let's go.
00:20:25 l'll see you.
00:20:33 l was saying to the wife,
00:20:36 -...having him put down like that.
00:20:38 The wife, she took it very badly,
00:20:42 ...they don't feel anything.
00:20:46 ...and he went to sleep. And
00:20:50 He didn't feel a thing,
00:21:18 Pete?
00:21:20 Where you been?
00:21:23 What's wrong?
00:21:25 lt's all set with Tinker. We're going
00:21:30 -What's wrong?
00:21:34 l've got gangrene.
00:21:58 Now, look, Pete, understand me,
00:22:05 l'm not playing dirty pool,
00:22:10 Pete, listen, l know what l'm saying.
00:22:14 lf the war ends, the Japs are gonna
00:22:17 The only chance will be if you
00:22:20 This is going to be our ticket.
00:22:22 -We gotta go through with the deal.
00:22:27 Shut up! Shut up!
00:22:30 l'm sorry. l'm sorry. l'm sorry.
00:22:35 l'm sorry, Pete, but you've gotta
00:22:39 Now, l'll come up with something,
00:22:42 We gotta have that dough.
00:22:46 Either way, it's just you and me.
00:22:50 l will come up with something,
00:22:55 Now come on.
00:22:58 Come on.
00:23:02 Never been licked yet, have l?
00:23:15 -You okay? Can you hold on?
00:23:21 Keep your eyes peeled down there.
00:23:23 l'll call you when l want you.
00:23:41 -He's got money.
00:23:43 30,000, five in Straits dollars at 8 to 1 .
00:24:03 -lt's all there.
00:24:15 lt's Grey! lt's Grey!
00:24:18 Stay where you are!
00:24:29 Head them off!
00:24:43 Right down there.
00:24:50 There they are!
00:24:53 They're this way. Come here!
00:25:00 This way.
00:25:14 Double back! Double back!
00:25:34 There's one chance.
00:25:37 You go through the wire.
00:25:40 -l'll never make it.
00:25:42 When you get through...
00:25:45 ...bury the dough and then come back
00:25:50 -l'll cover for you. Now, damn it, go!
00:25:53 Yes, you will.
00:25:57 You save the dough,
00:25:59 -What?
00:26:05 How can you--? How can you--?
00:26:29 You, corporal! Stand where you are.
00:26:44 -Search him.
00:26:46 What is this?
00:26:57 -Nothing on him, sir.
00:27:01 -l've no idea, sir.
00:27:04 -What money, sir?
00:27:08 What diamond, sir?
00:27:10 All right. All right, corporal.
00:27:15 The war will be over one day,
00:27:19 All right, sir. l believe you.
00:27:23 But until then....
00:27:39 Pete's over the wire, behind hut 14.
00:28:01 -You wanted to see me, sport?
00:28:05 Antitoxin. A bottle of it.
00:28:08 -That's a bit strong, mate.
00:28:12 lf l don't get it, they're gonna cut
00:28:17 So, what's it cost to save an arm?
00:28:22 For a cobber, l'll do it for 400.
00:28:27 -Okay, you got a deal.
00:28:31 -No, sir, buddy, l gotta have it tonight.
00:28:36 Okay. Okay, you win.
00:28:39 But you get it here tonight,
00:28:57 Oh, Pete,
00:29:00 We've saved a place for you.
00:29:14 We dealt already, but there's no fiddle.
00:29:20 How are you, Peter?
00:29:25 My word, the news is very good,
00:29:28 Well, who dealt this lot?
00:29:33 Won't be long now. Oh, no.
00:29:38 Two spades, l think, if it's me.
00:29:41 As a matter of fact, it isn't. Pass.
00:29:49 -Pete?
00:29:53 Pass.
00:29:55 -Three spades, l think.
00:30:01 -Pass.
00:30:04 -Pass?
00:30:07 -Still, l'll do my best.
00:30:09 -l'll have a go, as they say.
00:30:13 Do what? Don't give me faith.
00:30:18 ...vicar, padre,
00:30:21 You know what you can do
00:30:23 -All right.
00:30:25 He knows what l'm talking about,
00:30:28 -Pete, look--
00:30:30 l like to talk about it, about God and
00:30:36 What can God do about anything?
00:30:42 -He can heal.
00:30:46 Did you say, ''heal''?
00:30:49 This is one of his major successes.
00:30:53 ...and blindness doesn't matter.
00:30:57 Do you know what l think?
00:31:01 A vicious, sadistic maniac!
00:31:04 You can take your God, vicar,
00:31:08 They're both a stinking, dirty joke.
00:31:29 -Where's the nurse?
00:31:32 -l'm gonna give him the first one.
00:31:35 Of course l know how.
00:31:37 -Yeah, right here.
00:31:41 Here, pour a drop in there,
00:31:49 Keep the rest on the boil.
00:32:18 l gotta give him
00:32:21 And then l gotta clean the wound up
00:32:50 Hey, give us some more light,
00:33:00 Yeah, that's that.
00:33:02 Sterilize that again, will you?
00:33:05 Let's get around there,
00:33:08 There we are.
00:33:11 Get this bloody bandage off, that's all.
00:33:25 Grip up. lt could be too late.
00:33:34 Get rid of them. Bury them.
00:33:37 Tex.
00:34:12 You've gotta watch this...
00:34:14 ...because if Stevens don't come,
00:34:17 Now, the injection's gotta be
00:34:22 You see, there it is there.
00:34:26 ...and pull the plunger back until you
00:34:31 See, like that. That way
00:34:35 Now, when you are sure,
00:34:40 But nice and slowly, mate.
00:34:44 Until it's all gone. There.
00:34:50 That's gotta be done every six
00:34:53 lf you miss once,
00:34:56 -How long will he be out?
00:35:00 Well, we might as well settle up now.
00:35:03 We settle up when the diamond deal
00:35:05 No, sport. l deliver, l get paid.
00:35:08 -...has nothing to do with it.
00:35:11 l'll tell you the bleeding harm, mate.
00:35:15 Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
00:35:19 Oh, l got it. l got it.
00:35:24 He's the only one
00:35:28 Well, there's a fair old bundle
00:35:32 We'll be in touch, sooner or later.
00:36:16 Have l been to get it?
00:36:19 -Don't worry about it.
00:36:25 No, not yet. No sweat.
00:36:30 You still got this.
00:36:34 l got the stuff for you
00:36:38 You had the first shot.
00:36:47 You know there's nothing l can say.
00:36:51 Well, you could say l'm a genius.
00:39:11 lt's better. And l got your money.
00:39:16 You sod!
00:39:19 You sod. We did it. We did it!
00:39:25 Come on, tell me, am l the King?
00:39:59 -Can you smell cooking?
00:40:01 l've been smelling it all morning,
00:40:24 l have to hand it to you...
00:40:27 ...delicious, absolutely delicious.
00:40:34 A little stringy, perhaps,
00:40:39 Yes, just splendid, just splendid.
00:40:44 Just splendid.
00:40:46 Yes, well...
00:40:49 ...l wouldn't say no
00:40:56 Any chance you getting any more?
00:40:59 Could be. l do have a certain
00:42:41 -Sir?
00:42:44 The commandant's
00:42:46 What gets me is,
00:42:48 When they find a radio,
00:42:51 Can't remember anything different
00:42:54 No, it happened too quickly.
00:42:56 When l woke up, they were being
00:43:00 Well, as far as we know,
00:43:26 -They want to see us, George.
00:43:29 No, l haven't learned anything.
00:43:35 Unless they're planning
00:43:39 They're usually overpolite
00:43:44 -Well, we'd better find out, hadn't we?
00:43:48 Yes, they asked for all senior officers.
00:44:55 We, the emperor, have ordered
00:45:00 ...the United States, Great Britain,
00:45:04 ...that we accept their joint declaration.
00:45:08 The enemy has made use
00:45:11 ...and is subjecting innocent people
00:45:18 To continue the war would not only
00:45:23 ...but the destruction of human
00:45:28 How could we protect our innumerable
00:45:34 How could we ask forgiveness of the
00:45:39 When our thoughts dwell on those,
00:45:44 ...and those who perished
00:45:47 ...and on the families they left behind
00:45:52 lt is our desire to initiate an era
00:45:56 ...by tolerating the intolerable
00:46:02 ...remembering our
00:46:04 ...and the length of road
00:46:07 ...and concentrating all our strengths
00:46:12 ...animated by deep morality
00:46:20 We swear to hold the flower
00:46:24 ...resolved not to remain backward
00:46:29 We ask you, our subjects,
00:46:38 Am l to take it that...
00:46:43 ...the war is over?
00:46:56 Yes, the war is over.
00:47:06 The war's over!
00:47:37 We made it! We made it!
00:47:50 lt don't make sense.
00:47:51 lt just don't make sense.
00:47:51 lt just don't make sense.
00:47:54 Hey, Max.
00:47:56 Want to make us all
00:48:00 -What about my rats?
00:48:03 Who's gonna take care of my rats
00:48:06 -You haven't gone yet.
00:48:09 You don't realize
00:48:14 They don't know no different.
00:48:17 Well, open up their cages.
00:48:20 -Huh, Max?
00:48:28 l wonder--
00:48:31 l guess there's been some
00:48:35 l bet there's been some big changes
00:48:53 You make it.
00:48:56 What are you doing?
00:48:59 Make me a fresh cup of coffee,
00:49:03 Get out before l put my foot
00:49:06 Oh, you do that. You just do that.
00:49:09 Don't forget, l got the rank.
00:49:12 l am a top sergeant.
00:49:16 Top sergeant.
00:49:20 -Tex, get that pot.
00:49:24 What do you want? Money?
00:49:26 l got money. Good Jap money.
00:49:28 Here, 90 bucks.
00:49:33 You make it. You make it, corporal.
00:49:36 -Tex, get that pot.
00:49:39 Stay where you are. Stay.
00:49:40 As of now, l assume full
00:49:45 Under the authority invested in me,
00:49:52 l'll kill you!
00:50:06 No! What are you doing?
00:50:08 What are you--? What are you--?
00:50:42 l wondered where you were.
00:50:45 What do you want?
00:50:48 Sir?
00:50:50 l just wanted to see you.
00:50:53 Well, you've seen me.
00:51:57 All right, soldier, salute me.
00:52:01 l said, salute.
00:52:07 Salute me, you bastard.
00:52:21 Now get in that bloody guardhouse
00:52:26 Good. The next time l say salute,
00:52:31 And you.
00:52:53 Hello.
00:52:54 l'm Weaver, paratroop corps.
00:52:57 Can you tell me or show me
00:53:02 You are British, aren't you?
00:53:06 l was passing bricks
00:53:09 l couldn't think what to say to them.
00:53:14 You are British, aren't you?
00:53:19 Well, the war's over, you see.
00:53:23 To look after you.
00:53:27 Smoke?
00:53:30 They're the real stuff. From home.
00:53:33 Players for you, remember?
00:53:38 What's the matter?
00:53:49 What's the matter?
00:53:51 The war is over.
00:54:32 Welcome to Changi, sir.
00:54:35 Thank God somebody here is normal.
00:54:38 l'm Capt. Weaver. l've been sent
00:54:41 ...until the main lot arrives,
00:54:46 l began to wonder if there was
00:54:51 Most of them are in a state of shock, sir.
00:54:56 Yes, l suppose it has.
00:54:59 -You're not British, are you?
00:55:05 There are a few of us colonials
00:55:09 Maj. Brough is our officer.
00:55:12 Yes. Yes, of course.
00:55:16 Who are those poor sorts, corporal?
00:55:19 Just some of the guys. Officers.
00:55:24 -Officers?
00:55:27 These are officers' huts.
00:55:33 -Are they all like that?
00:55:35 Do they all look like that?
00:55:46 -Then why are you so different?
00:55:50 Why are you so different?
00:55:53 -How do you mean, sir?
00:55:56 ...and they're in rags?
00:55:59 No harm in looking after your clothes,
00:56:02 You're in good shape too, aren't you?
00:56:06 l've been keeping on the ball, sir.
00:56:08 -No harm in that either, is there, sir?
00:56:15 -Where's the commandant's quarters?
00:56:20 Right.
00:56:23 l won't forget you, corporal.
00:56:25 l'll certainly see Maj. Brough
00:56:29 -What do you mean by that, sir?
00:56:41 l wish l had your nerve, Fortnum.
00:56:46 l ran away. We all did.
00:56:48 He was so real. lt was too real.
00:56:52 God, it's mad, isn't it?
00:56:56 But it's still all mad.
00:56:59 What did he say to you?
00:57:02 He just asked me a few things.
00:57:07 What did he say?
00:57:11 Nothing l didn't already know.
00:57:15 Hey, it's over, isn't it?
00:57:18 No. Forget it.
00:57:21 Forget it?
00:57:25 You called me ''sir'' last night.
00:57:28 That's the second time
00:57:30 The war's the only thing that's changed.
00:57:37 Look, people don't change,
00:57:42 When the all clear sounds, do they?
00:57:45 l haven't changed.
00:57:48 l'm not ashamed because you're
00:57:52 You and me.
00:57:55 Don't you remember what we had?
00:58:01 Don't you remember that?
00:58:07 You worked for me a couple times.
00:58:12 Fortnum.
00:58:16 Fortnum, friendship isn't a matter
00:58:21 Don't ask me to forget it all now.
00:58:25 Please, not that, otherwise
00:58:29 l'm not different.
00:58:39 But that's just you.
00:58:41 Mate. One at a time.
00:58:44 One friend.
00:58:45 That's good enough for anybody.
00:58:48 lt's just a start.
01:01:10 -lt's empty. Where have they gone?
01:01:13 Where have they gone?
01:01:16 -Where's who gone?
01:01:21 Oh, the Yanks.
01:01:23 They're moving out.
01:01:43 Come on, men, get in the trucks.
01:01:45 Let's go, boys.
01:01:52 Let's go, boys.
01:01:55 Come on, boys, we've got
01:02:16 Get your butt in the truck, corporal.
01:02:43 Yankee, go home!
01:03:01 That was worth waiting for.
01:03:03 Seeing him cut down to size like that.
01:03:07 lt's our turn now, Marlowe.
01:03:10 We're getting even back home too.
01:03:12 Our vote slung old Churchill
01:03:16 You people haven't got the world
01:03:20 lt's our turn now.
01:03:22 Still, you can always feel proud
01:03:28 lt wouldn't occur to you that you're
01:03:33 l never took anything from him.
01:03:38 Only hate, Grey. Only hate.