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00:04:45 Hurry up. Come on.
00:04:56 Hurry up.
00:05:10 This will do. Now which one
00:05:13 - I'll have...
00:05:15 Alley-oop!
00:05:53 How far are the trees, Danny?
00:05:57 Over 200 feet.
00:05:59 I'd say 300.
00:06:01 Long ways to digging.
00:06:04 We'll get Cavendish
00:06:06 I wish Big X were here.
00:06:09 Willie, you think X got away?
00:06:11 No, he'd have sent us word
00:06:13 Gestapo, you think?
00:06:15 Either that or he's dead.
00:06:33 - Group Captain Ramsey?
00:06:35 I am Strachwitz.
00:06:37 Will you accompany me, please?
00:06:39 - I'll look after your gear, sir.
00:06:54 Group Commander Ramsey.
00:06:57 Good morning, Group Captain.
00:07:00 I am Captain Posen,
00:07:03 As senior British officer,
00:07:07 between the prisoners
00:07:10 We wish to make clear to you
00:07:13 The word is "policy"?
00:07:16 - Yes.
00:07:33 Group Commander Ramsey.
00:07:36 I am Colonel Von Luger.
00:07:47 Group Captain Ramsey,
00:07:51 the Reich has been forced to spend
00:07:54 energy, manpower and equipment hunting
00:08:00 At least it's rather nice to know
00:08:03 For us it's not a matter for levity.
00:08:06 There will be no escapes
00:08:09 Colonel Von Luger, it is the sworn duty
00:08:13 If they can't, it is their sworn duty
00:08:15 to use an inordinate number
00:08:18 and their sworn duty to harass the enemy
00:08:22 Yes, I know.
00:08:24 The men under your authority
00:08:28 This man, Ashley-Pitt, for example.
00:08:31 Caught, escaped, recaptured,
00:08:36 Archibald "Archie" Ives.
00:08:38 Eleven escape attempts.
00:08:39 Even tried to jump out of the truck
00:08:43 Dickes, William.
00:08:45 Known to have participated
00:08:48 Flight Lieutenant Willinski,
00:08:51 MacDonald, nine.
00:08:54 Haynes, four.
00:08:55 The list is almost endless.
00:08:58 One man here has made
00:09:02 Group Captain,
00:09:04 - Quite.
00:09:07 Colonel, do you expect officers
00:09:16 It is because we expect the opposite
00:09:22 This is a new camp.
00:09:24 It has been built
00:09:28 It is organized to incorporate all
00:09:33 And in me, you will not be dealing
00:09:37 but with a staff officer
00:09:40 by the Luftwaffe High Command.
00:09:44 We have, in effect, put all
00:09:48 and we intend to watch
00:09:52 Very wise.
00:09:58 You will not be denied
00:10:01 Sports, the library...
00:10:04 the recreation hall...
00:10:06 and for gardening,
00:10:10 We trust you to use them
00:10:13 Devote your energies
00:10:16 Give up your hopeless attempts
00:10:19 and, with intelligent cooperation...
00:10:23 we may all sit out the war...
00:10:26 as comfortably as possible.
00:10:46 - What do you do here by the truck?
00:10:50 - For stealing tools, cooler.
00:10:53 - You are American.
00:10:56 Of course.
00:10:59 Why fight for England,
00:11:01 "Enemy"?
00:11:03 In 1812,
00:11:06 - That's propaganda.
00:11:08 - It's pure propaganda.
00:11:10 Now go away from here.
00:11:13 Yeah, no tools.
00:11:21 Hey, Virgil.
00:11:22 Did you see the cooler?
00:11:25 Boy, is it ever a big one.
00:11:27 I think they expect
00:11:30 Those two guys who were with us
00:11:33 I can't find them.
00:11:34 - You think the goons left them behind?
00:11:37 What were their names?
00:11:41 - And Dexter.
00:11:43 I'm gonna see who else I can find.
00:12:11 Danny, who are they?
00:12:14 Russian prisoners.
00:12:17 - They keep them here?
00:12:22 Willie, cigarettes.
00:12:44 Danny and I have a blitz in mind.
00:12:48 Sure, mate.
00:12:51 - Mad prisoner?
00:12:52 - Knuckles, eh?
00:12:55 Give him the coat.
00:12:58 What are you doing
00:13:00 It's mine!
00:13:02 Are you pushing me,
00:13:04 It's mine,
00:13:32 I'll send you back
00:13:36 Stop it!
00:13:39 It's all right, mate.
00:13:40 We're just having
00:13:43 - No more fighting. No more!
00:13:45 - Get back in your huts.
00:13:47 You too!
00:13:51 Get away!
00:13:55 Go on!
00:14:28 Hey, Hilts!
00:14:31 Looks like there's
00:14:33 Some guy named Hendley
00:14:35 You got something going already?
00:14:38 See the way the goons
00:14:41 - Yeah.
00:14:43 A blind spot?
00:14:45 Guy could stand at that wire and not
00:14:48 The one on the end is too far. They'd
00:14:51 - You're crazy.
00:14:53 Let's find out.
00:15:12 Now, the next step's
00:15:15 - You're not going out there?
00:15:21 I think I'll take a little walk.
00:15:26 March!
00:16:06 - Danny, do you speak Russian?
00:16:08 Let me have it.
00:16:18 - What's it mean?
00:16:21 "Love you. "
00:16:24 I don't know.
00:16:43 Halt!
00:16:51 Out. Out!
00:16:55 Your friend?
00:16:58 And who vouches for you,
00:17:02 Get out, Sedgwick.
00:17:41 Hold it!
00:17:47 - Your name?
00:17:52 Oh, yes.
00:17:56 The photograph
00:17:58 I'd like to see one of you
00:18:27 I will not take action
00:18:29 This is the first day here,
00:18:33 carelessness on both sides.
00:18:55 Hey! Get out!
00:19:00 Don't shoot!
00:19:05 You fool!
00:19:07 - What wire?
00:19:11 It's absolutely forbidden to cross it!
00:19:14 Yeah, but my baseball rolled over there.
00:19:18 You first ask permission.
00:19:23 - Get my baseball!
00:19:26 - Immediately!
00:19:29 Out of the way.
00:19:36 What were you doing over here?
00:19:38 Like I told Max,
00:19:52 - What were you doing by the wire?
00:19:56 I was trying to cut my way through
00:20:07 You speak German?
00:20:10 Wire cutters.
00:20:15 I have had the pleasure of knowing
00:20:19 and I flatter myself that
00:20:29 You are the first American officer
00:20:32 Captain Hilts, actually.
00:20:34 - Seventeen escape attempts.
00:20:36 Tunnel man. Engineer.
00:20:38 Flier.
00:20:40 I suppose what's called
00:20:43 Unfortunately,
00:20:46 So we are both grounded
00:20:49 You speak for yourself, Colonel.
00:20:56 You have other plans?
00:20:57 I haven't seen Berlin
00:20:59 I plan on doing both
00:21:02 Are all American officers
00:21:06 About 99%.
00:21:09 Perhaps while you are with us,
00:21:12 Ten days' isolation, Hilts.
00:21:15 - Captain Hilts.
00:21:18 Right.
00:21:21 You'll still be here
00:21:24 Cooler.
00:21:34 - Name?
00:21:37 Flying Officer Ives.
00:21:39 Cooler, twenty days.
00:21:45 - Cooler, Ives.
00:23:28 What did you do in the States?
00:23:31 I was in college.
00:23:34 Say, Ives.
00:23:38 Four over, seven under.
00:23:42 - Tunnel man, huh?
00:23:47 How tall are you?
00:23:50 Five-feet-four. Why?
00:23:53 Just wondering.
00:23:56 What did you do in college?
00:24:00 Chemical engineering.
00:24:03 Bicycles?
00:24:06 Motorcycles.
00:24:09 Picked up a buck here and there.
00:24:12 I did a wee bit racing myself.
00:24:14 - In Scotland.
00:24:16 No, horse racing.
00:24:22 Jockey.
00:24:27 Jockey?
00:24:35 Are you there, Hilts?
00:24:40 - I'm here.
00:24:45 - Sure.
00:24:48 Saturday nights in towns
00:24:52 You could pay off the "birds. "
00:24:55 You know, "birds. "
00:24:57 Girls, man.
00:25:00 You know of them in the States?
00:25:07 Are you there, Hilts?
00:25:14 What?
00:25:16 You know the kind of clay and gravel
00:25:19 Aye.
00:25:21 How many feet you think you can
00:25:24 I could cut through this stuff here...
00:25:26 like the bit on an end of an auger.
00:25:28 But you know, it's not the digging.
00:25:31 It's the shoring up with wood...
00:25:32 and getting the dirt out.
00:25:34 That's what you have to worry about.
00:25:36 No, it isn't, Ives.
00:25:39 How you going to get the dirt out?
00:25:41 What do they call a mole
00:25:44 A mole.
00:25:47 Aye.
00:25:50 Well, what do you think, Navy?
00:25:54 I must say, it's an interesting
00:25:56 I'd say we made fools of ourselves.
00:25:59 You know what this is?
00:26:22 Don't take too much notice.
00:26:26 - I'll pass the word.
00:26:40 The prisoner Bartlett is discharged
00:26:54 I suggest this prisoner Bartlett
00:26:57 under the strictest security
00:27:01 Make a note
00:27:04 We have reason to believe
00:27:06 is the leader of numerous
00:27:11 Squadron Leader Bartlett
00:27:15 and the Gestapo has only
00:27:18 If he once more
00:27:21 he will not be so lucky.
00:27:23 Air Force officer prisoners...
00:27:25 are the responsibility
00:27:31 Or the Gestapo.
00:27:33 At present, yes.
00:27:36 That is why he's returned,
00:27:38 to your care.
00:27:40 Of course...
00:27:41 if the Luftwaffe
00:27:43 the prisoner will find themselves
00:27:46 We regretfully are not
00:27:54 Squadron Leader Bartlett.
00:27:56 If you escape again and be caught,
00:29:00 - Eric.
00:29:02 - They dumped you in here too.
00:29:05 Well, it's new.
00:29:07 Here.
00:29:10 Thanks.
00:29:29 Come in.
00:29:32 - Hello, Roger.
00:29:35 I'll put your bag in your room.
00:29:38 Thanks, Eric.
00:29:39 - How are you?
00:29:42 The fellows wanted to put up a welcome
00:29:46 Yes, I saw Willie and Willinski
00:29:48 Lot of old friends here.
00:29:50 - How long have you been here?
00:29:53 New camp, expert guards.
00:29:57 You met the commandant?
00:30:00 Yes, I did.
00:30:02 What were the Gestapo
00:30:05 They wanted to find out
00:30:08 Who else is here?
00:30:10 - Nimmo and Sorren?
00:30:13 - Blythe?
00:30:16 Almost the whole X organization.
00:30:18 Almost.
00:30:21 They cleaned out all the other camps
00:30:23 As Von Luger put it...
00:30:25 "all the rotten eggs
00:30:28 There's madness in their method.
00:30:33 No, but there's an American.
00:30:37 Is he a scrounger?
00:30:39 MacDonald says he's the best.
00:30:41 Good.
00:30:44 Last of the tea until the Red Cross
00:30:47 I scrounged this from Sedgwick.
00:30:55 Did the Gestapo
00:30:58 Not nearly as rough
00:31:02 Personal revenge...
00:31:04 must be kept out
00:31:07 Too many lives are at stake.
00:31:11 What my personal feelings are
00:31:16 You appointed me Big X.
00:31:18 It's my duty to harass,
00:31:20 to the best of my ability.
00:31:22 - That's true.
00:31:27 I'm gonna cause such a terrible stink
00:31:30 that thousands of troops
00:31:33 will be tied up here
00:31:35 How?
00:31:37 By putting more men
00:31:40 perfect camp of theirs
00:31:43 Not blitzing out two or three
00:31:45 but 200, 300.
00:31:48 - Do you think that's possible?
00:31:50 The goons have put every escape artist
00:31:55 Have you thought of
00:32:00 I've thought of the humiliation
00:32:05 knuckle under and crawl.
00:32:07 You don't advocate that,
00:32:10 I have to point out
00:32:13 No matter how unsatisfactory
00:32:16 the high command have still left us
00:32:20 not the Gestapo and the S.S.
00:32:24 Look, sir, you talk about
00:32:28 and then the S.S. And the Gestapo.
00:32:30 To me, they're the same.
00:32:34 There's only one way
00:32:36 They are the common enemies
00:32:39 If the high command didn't approve of
00:32:42 I have no argument
00:32:45 As senior officer...
00:32:47 I'm merely pointing out
00:32:53 When are you calling
00:33:03 Tonight.
00:33:17 Gentlemen,
00:33:18 Gentlemen,
00:33:19 the immortal words
00:33:23 "Devote your energies
00:33:25 and sit out the war
00:33:30 That's exactly
00:33:33 We're gonna devote our energies
00:33:37 All the cultural pursuits,
00:33:40 In fact, we're gonna put
00:33:43 Meanwhile, we dig.
00:33:48 Now, even a superficial look
00:33:51 shows us that huts 104 and 105
00:33:54 The first tunnel goes out
00:33:57 under the cooler and the wire.
00:34:00 That's over 300 feet.
00:34:02 - Did you make a survey, Dennis?
00:34:05 I make it just over 335 feet.
00:34:07 Let me know when you've got
00:34:10 This time we'll dig straight down
00:34:13 That'll rule out
00:34:17 All right, Roger,
00:34:20 I did.
00:34:22 There'll be three.
00:34:24 We'll call them Tom, Dick and Harry.
00:34:29 Dick goes north from the kitchen,
00:34:35 If the goons find one,
00:34:39 How many men
00:34:42 250.
00:34:45 There'll be no half measures
00:34:47 There'll be identification papers
00:34:50 Griff, we'll need outfits
00:34:53 - 250?
00:34:56 Yes, but, uh...
00:34:59 Okay, Roger.
00:35:01 Mac, maps, blankets,
00:35:05 for all the walkers
00:35:07 Right, Roger.
00:35:14 Sorry I'm late, Roger.
00:35:16 All right, Collin, sit down.
00:35:21 Splendid.
00:35:23 Willie, you and Danny
00:35:25 Danny, you'll be in charge of traps.
00:35:29 Sedgwick, manufacturer.
00:35:32 Nimmo and Haynes, diversions.
00:35:37 Hendley? We haven't met.
00:35:40 - Scrounger?
00:35:42 Dennis, maps and surveys.
00:35:45 Collin, you'll take
00:35:47 Eric, how are you
00:35:50 The usual places.
00:35:52 Hadn't anticipated three tunnels,
00:35:56 Who's gonna handle security
00:35:58 You are.
00:36:00 I want a system of stooges covering
00:36:03 checking every goon in and out.
00:36:06 I want a signal system so perfect...
00:36:09 that if a fellow gets near
00:36:12 we can shut down without a sign.
00:36:19 There's no point
00:36:21 I'll meet each of you on the exercise
00:36:28 Nothing else, is there, Mac?
00:36:30 I shouldn't think so, Roger.
00:36:58 Oh, hello.
00:37:09 For birds.
00:37:10 - I've done a little hunting myself.
00:37:13 Watching.
00:37:17 Bird-watcher?
00:37:18 Yes, that's right.
00:37:25 I suppose you have bird-watchers
00:37:27 Yes, we have some.
00:37:31 Tea?
00:37:33 I only drank tea once,
00:37:38 Where's your kit?
00:37:40 This is it. The rest was confiscated
00:37:45 The goons didn't appreciate
00:37:53 Such as.
00:37:54 You're the scrounger.
00:37:56 Yes, that's right.
00:37:58 I'll need a camera.
00:38:02 - What kind?
00:38:05 A 35-millimeter f2.8...
00:38:07 with a focal plane shutter
00:38:12 All right.
00:38:14 And film, of course.
00:38:15 Oh, of course.
00:38:18 Oh, Hendley, I need a pick.
00:38:22 - Only one?
00:38:29 Afraid this tea's pathetic.
00:38:31 Must have used these wretched leaves
00:38:36 It's not that I mind so much.
00:38:38 Tea without milk
00:38:42 Yeah. I'll get our wood.
00:38:53 Close up.
00:39:03 Close up.
00:39:09 Close up.
00:39:38 Splendid.
00:39:52 Blythe, what are you doing here?
00:39:56 I'm in photographic aerial
00:40:00 Went for a joyride to see for myself.
00:40:04 The aircraft bought it.
00:40:08 Terrifying.
00:40:09 No, I mean,
00:40:13 Here?
00:40:16 I'm the forger.
00:40:38 The forgers are installing themselves
00:40:42 - I'm in 110.
00:40:44 I'd like to work in 109, Roger.
00:40:46 109? Right.
00:40:49 I'll work in 107. For now,
00:40:52 will be in 104.
00:40:53 I want to take a chance on the tunnels
00:40:58 We will need timber for the shaft
00:41:01 Hendley figures
00:41:03 We can tear up 15 and move men between
00:41:07 The rest will come
00:41:10 - Is Hendley handling this himself?
00:41:12 He's working on some steel
00:41:35 What is going on here?
00:41:37 Get your hand away!
00:41:47 Stop this nonsense!
00:41:52 Get away here!
00:41:55 Somewhere!
00:42:36 In the stove,
00:42:39 This way the goons
00:42:42 Good.
00:42:44 Two tiles are chipped.
00:42:47 There are some in 113's washroom.
00:43:00 It's going to be
00:43:04 Not when you're organized, Mac.
00:43:11 - We're ready.
00:43:13 It's perfect. Right through
00:43:23 Good luck to us, Danny.
00:43:44 Why 17?
00:43:46 This is the 17th tunnel
00:44:38 It's good.
00:44:49 It's very good.
00:44:51 Haynes.
00:45:29 Get out! Get out!
00:45:48 Out. Out here.
00:45:54 You are not in your hut.
00:45:56 - What are you doing here?
00:46:03 - And you?
00:46:11 I'm watchin' him.
00:46:18 Put on warm clothes.
00:47:10 No. I vote no.
00:47:12 We've put the goons to sleep like
00:47:16 and we're up the creek
00:47:19 Sit down, won't you?
00:47:22 - Hello, sir.
00:47:23 Squadron Leader Bartlett,
00:47:25 - Flight Lieutenant MacDonald.
00:47:28 I understand you two
00:47:32 Where'd you hear that, sir?
00:47:34 MacDonald. It's Mac's job
00:47:39 We thought, perhaps,
00:47:41 Why? It's only a two-man job.
00:47:43 Everybody in the camp...
00:47:44 is supposed to clear
00:47:47 with Bartlett.
00:47:50 We don't necessarily
00:47:52 It's just that...
00:47:55 What sort of blitz
00:47:57 We sneak out at night to a blind spot
00:48:01 Then we dig straight down
00:48:03 take the dirt, spread it on top so it
00:48:07 Ives is a tunnel man,
00:48:10 pushes the dirt behind him,
00:48:13 Then we burrow through the dirt
00:48:16 By dawn, we're under the wire,
00:48:19 and gone.
00:48:30 When do you intend to try this?
00:48:33 - When do you intend to try it?
00:48:38 This may not be quite the right time
00:48:41 Look, sir. I've been in the bank
00:48:45 Bloody close
00:48:47 It's a blitz out for me
00:48:50 It'll work.
00:49:01 Good luck.
00:49:03 Thank you.
00:49:06 Hilts, how do you breathe?
00:49:09 We got a steel rod with hinges on it.
00:49:11 We shove it up and make air holes
00:49:21 Why didn't anybody
00:49:24 It's so stupid
00:49:28 But it'll bring every goon
00:49:31 I don't know.
00:49:33 If we stop all the breakouts...
00:49:36 it may only convince the goons
00:49:39 I hope it works.
00:49:42 If it doesn't, they will be
00:50:31 - Good, eh?
00:50:40 This is the dirt
00:50:42 This is from the tunnel.
00:50:50 Wherever we put it, they're going
00:50:53 Maybe we can put it under the huts.
00:50:56 No, it's the first place
00:50:58 I saw one measuring the height
00:51:00 Maybe we could dry it up
00:51:03 - We'll have 50 tons of it.
00:51:07 If you must think,
00:51:11 Where the devil is Ashley-Pitt?
00:51:15 We can't destroy the dirt.
00:51:19 The only thing left to do
00:51:22 That's as far
00:51:26 Didn't they teach you promptness
00:51:28 You'll never believe it,
00:51:31 The problem is somehow to get rid
00:51:36 Well, of course.
00:51:38 Would you mind?
00:51:50 Now...
00:51:54 you fill these bags
00:51:57 Then, wearing them
00:52:01 you wander out
00:52:05 you pull these strings
00:52:08 Out come the pins.
00:52:13 Eric, it's good.
00:52:15 All you have to do is kick it in.
00:52:18 Unless you're a complete fool,
00:52:21 It's indecently brilliant.
00:52:24 - We'll try it tomorrow.
00:52:30 Mac, this is what we'll do.
00:52:48 Present from Tom, sir.
00:52:49 Thank you, Nimmo.
00:53:00 - Nice garden you got, sir.
00:53:35 All right, let's look sharp!
00:53:44 That looks sharp.
00:53:50 Sir.
00:53:54 Please, gentlemen, continue.
00:54:14 - Good morning, Squadron Leader.
00:54:17 I am sorry the soil here isn't
00:54:21 We'll manage, sir.
00:54:32 I must say I'm surprised at the extent
00:54:36 Pleased, of course,
00:54:38 Surprised, Colonel?
00:54:41 Fliers are gentlemen,
00:54:45 So I am surprised.
00:54:47 The English have always been
00:54:49 Yes, but flowers.
00:54:54 You can't eat flowers, Colonel.
00:54:58 Good point.
00:55:17 I have the nasty feeling
00:55:20 - Maybe he does.
00:55:24 We'll find out soon enough.
00:55:38 - Morning, Bob.
00:55:40 Here we are.
00:55:42 Now, let's see.
00:55:43 Biscuits, two packets.
00:55:46 Coffee, two tins.
00:55:48 Bovarro, one jar.
00:55:51 Cigarettes, six packets.
00:55:54 Strawberry jam, Sorren's.
00:55:56 Black currant jam, Cavendish.
00:55:58 And marmalade, mine.
00:56:00 Danish butter, Von Luger's.
00:56:05 Oh, yes.
00:56:07 And Dutch chocolate, two bars.
00:56:11 That cleans out the gift boot
00:56:13 Now, the first thing we need
00:56:17 Forgers don't know what it looks like,
00:56:20 - I'll see what I can do.
00:56:23 identity cards, personal papers,
00:56:28 Put them to work.
00:56:29 - Right.
00:56:40 O come, all ye faithful
00:56:44 Joyful and triumphant
00:56:48 O come ye
00:56:50 O come ye to Bethlehem
00:56:55 Come and behold Him
00:56:59 Born the king of angels
00:57:02 O come let us adore Him
00:57:14 Louie, where the hell
00:57:17 Patience is a virtue.
00:57:19 I know, dear boy, but the diggers
00:57:23 and this is holding us up
00:57:27 - Is it finished?
00:57:30 - Why isn't it in?
00:57:33 - When will they be finished?
00:57:36 - Does it work?
00:57:39 - Will it give us enough air?
00:57:45 Excellent.
00:57:48 Have it in by tomorrow night.
00:58:01 Got a light?
00:58:06 Thanks.
00:58:08 - That's pretty, isn't it?
00:58:19 I'm sorry.
00:58:23 I'll smoke it later
00:58:27 You probably have a couple
00:58:31 - Beautiful day.
00:58:34 But I think it might rain later.
00:58:38 "Red sky in the morning,
00:58:41 Red sky at night,
00:58:43 There was a red sky last night.
00:58:45 I never heard that before.
00:58:47 I learned it in the Boy Scouts.
00:58:50 You were a Boy Scout?
00:58:52 - Really?
00:58:54 I had 20.
00:58:56 I was working on my 20th when
00:59:00 and sent me into
00:59:07 Hey, Werner, you think you'll
00:59:11 Oh, no.
00:59:14 - My teeth.
00:59:17 I could tell you stories about my teeth
00:59:21 Our dentist here is a butcher.
00:59:25 But don't tell anyone
00:59:28 It's a soldier's right to complain.
00:59:31 Maybe in your army, but here...
00:59:34 one little criticism and...
00:59:38 Is that so?
00:59:41 Terrible.
00:59:43 That's terrible.
00:59:55 Let's go to my room
00:59:57 I'd better not.
01:00:03 I was just gonna
01:00:08 Some real coffee.
01:00:38 Coffee, coffee, coffee.
01:00:41 Where is it?
01:00:48 Marmalade?
01:00:49 My grandmother keeps
01:00:56 Chocolate.
01:00:58 Oh, yeah, here.
01:01:07 Von Luger's butter!
01:01:09 Yeah. Keep it.
01:01:11 Nein! I must go.
01:01:14 You can keep it.
01:01:16 With you in the cooler, will we still
01:01:20 I don't understand.
01:01:22 That you and I were
01:01:25 - I must go.
01:01:28 I'll never be able to eat it.
01:01:32 I'm sorry.
01:02:07 And that, I'm sure you'll remember,
01:02:12 Now let's turn our attention
01:02:15 Lanius nubicas,
01:02:17 The shrike impales his foes
01:02:21 Not a very lovable character.
01:02:23 Let's have a look at the coloring.
01:02:25 Uniform black above
01:02:29 A black rump, a black crown
01:02:32 and a white line over the eye.
01:02:34 The shrike lives in
01:02:38 Sit down. You'll find
01:02:42 The shrike lives in lightly-wooded
01:02:46 Herr Hendley,
01:02:49 You should stick around.
01:02:52 I have better things to do
01:02:55 The voice is a monotonous succession
01:03:01 Let's have a good look at this bird.
01:03:24 Permission to cross the front here.
01:03:29 Which one's the forgery?
01:03:32 - That one.
01:03:35 They both are.
01:03:37 What's holding us up now
01:03:40 - We have no idea what they look like.
01:03:45 And a military identity card...
01:03:48 and a...
01:03:50 An aus visa.
01:03:52 Permission to be
01:03:54 A ticket to Odin and...
01:03:56 what looks like the ferrets' assignments
01:04:00 - You get ten out of ten for this.
01:04:03 - Take good care of that.
01:04:08 It's on loan.
01:04:11 In order to get the right
01:04:14 I suggest that we work
01:04:18 Now, I can do double-breasteds,
01:04:22 and rather nice lounge suits.
01:04:25 Lapels. I can do a lot
01:04:27 I can have them deep like that...
01:04:30 or high ones like that.
01:04:33 Here's one that
01:04:37 What about buttons?
01:04:40 Take a look at those.
01:04:42 Here's one that I finished, Roger.
01:04:50 Here's one that I dyed
01:04:54 Looks rather good.
01:04:58 The goons would have a field day
01:05:01 That's Sorren's department. I've
01:05:06 This blanket...
01:05:08 particularly the striped,
01:05:12 I've got the chaps working on these
01:05:15 Those battle dresses,
01:05:18 I'll have to get the chaps to make those
01:05:23 Blanket ticking.
01:05:26 Now, I've made these into
01:05:32 - Dyed, of course?
01:05:34 Just take a look at this, Roger.
01:05:37 This blanket material...
01:05:39 we scrape this down
01:05:42 and then dye it
01:05:45 Corduroy scrounged by Hendley.
01:05:49 Where in God's name
01:05:51 - Hendley.
01:05:53 - I asked him that.
01:05:55 "Don't ask. " Let me show you some of
01:06:30 Good morning, Hilts.
01:06:34 If you're here to find out
01:06:37 - When?
01:06:39 - Dark of the moon.
01:06:41 Is Ives going with you?
01:06:43 Yeah, if he wants to.
01:06:46 You know that Ives
01:06:54 - Better he goes out in the tunnel?
01:07:03 Right.
01:07:07 Hilts, it's possible for one man to get
01:07:10 but there are, in fact...
01:07:13 a considerable number of people
01:07:16 in this camp
01:07:19 I appreciate that.
01:07:24 Something's coming...
01:07:26 and it's coming right around
01:07:29 - My name's Roger.
01:07:32 Yours is Virgil, isn't it?
01:07:36 Hilts. Just make it Hilts.
01:07:41 As I was saying, Hilts...
01:07:45 we have maps of Germany;
01:07:48 We have all the information that we need
01:07:52 but what we do not have...
01:07:55 Is a clear idea of what's
01:07:58 Right. We've tried
01:08:02 We must know the exact position
01:08:05 We want to know where we hit
01:08:08 Where the local
01:08:10 Where they've got military roadblocks,
01:08:13 we've got to know how to get from here
01:08:19 No. Absolutely not.
01:08:21 When I get through that wire, I'm not
01:08:25 I'm gonna be so far away,
01:08:28 if they were shooting at me
01:08:31 That's understandable.
01:08:33 Completely.
01:08:36 I mean, I'd like to help, but...
01:08:42 Interesting idea.
01:08:46 Two hundred and fifty.
01:08:55 You're crazy.
01:08:58 Two hundred and fifty guys just
01:09:01 Well, some on the road,
01:09:04 some cross country.
01:09:06 They'll have forged papers, clothes,
01:09:10 Has it occurred to you that you're
01:09:13 Anybody that can carry a pitchfork
01:09:16 They're gonna swoop down and scoop you
01:09:24 Well, thanks anyway.
01:09:26 Anything I can do to help
01:09:28 - That's very good of you.
01:09:32 Wait a minute.
01:09:35 You aren't seriously suggesting
01:09:38 and case everything out there
01:09:41 to turn myself in
01:09:44 so you can get
01:09:46 Yes.
01:09:48 One has to ask some very strange things
01:09:51 - You'd get a front place in the tunnel.
01:09:55 - I don't blame you.
01:09:57 - It's completely understandable.
01:10:02 Thanks, Hilts.
01:10:12 Check.
01:10:18 It's all right.
01:10:24 What's the matter?
01:10:25 My wallet, my papers,
01:10:29 I lost them, everything.
01:10:32 He lost his wallet.
01:10:34 Do you realize what would happen
01:10:37 - The Russian front.
01:10:43 I've looked everyplace.
01:10:46 I must have lost them
01:10:52 I told you we were friends.
01:10:57 Thank you, Herr Hendley.
01:11:02 Not now. It might look
01:11:05 if you and I were seen probing around
01:11:10 Look, I'll find them.
01:11:12 I promise you, I'll find them
01:11:22 - Thank you.
01:11:26 There is one small favor.
01:11:28 A camera.
01:11:32 We want to take some snapshots.
01:11:37 Thirty-five millimeter
01:11:41 Focal plane shutter.
01:11:46 That's a focal plane shutter.
01:11:50 Let me know when you got it.
01:11:57 He's a crazy, mixed-up kid,
01:11:59 but I like him.
01:12:01 Checkmate.
01:12:28 - When will that air pump be ready?
01:12:31 You're badly behind schedule, Sedgwick.
01:12:35 No good.
01:12:56 You all right?
01:13:28 You're gonna have to shore up the whole
01:13:33 Four times today.
01:13:36 This way we never get through.
01:13:41 That's a lot of timber.
01:13:43 Can you get it?
01:13:48 We'll get it.
01:13:52 I'll put Hendley on it,
01:13:56 Okay, Willie.
01:13:58 On the first day of Christmas
01:14:02 A partridge in a pear tree
01:14:11 On the fourth day of Christmas
01:14:15 Four calling birds
01:14:17 Two turtle doves
01:14:21 On the fifth day of Christmas
01:14:25 Five gold rings
01:14:29 How's it going
01:14:31 Taking out 24.
01:14:39 Stay with it.
01:15:22 Bloody singing. I've never worked
01:15:25 Say, Cavendish...
01:15:31 Alley-oop!
01:15:39 Never mind.
01:15:51 Here's a present
01:15:54 Splendid. Simply splendid.
01:15:59 This should do very nicely.
01:16:05 Those are Ashley-Pitt's men.
01:16:07 He requested permission to dispose
01:17:19 Tom has reached just beyond
01:17:23 Harry, of course,
01:17:26 How much further to the trees?
01:17:28 We make it 50 feet, sir.
01:17:30 - Dark of the moon is the seventh...
01:17:33 A day earlier in August.
01:17:42 Morning.
01:17:44 There he goes again.
01:17:46 Why's he piling up
01:17:49 I've been working on that,
01:17:52 Hilts and Hendley lock themselves
01:17:55 Sometimes Goff's in there with them.
01:17:58 Mac, we'll close down Dick and Harry,
01:18:02 Put the entire effort into Tom
01:18:25 Right, Roger.
01:19:14 Wow.
01:20:59 About face!
01:21:02 Forward march!
01:21:11 What is it?
01:21:13 They're celebrating the Revolution.
01:21:15 It's the Fourth of July.
01:21:27 What the devil's this?
01:21:32 Company, halt!
01:21:34 Gentlemen, you're invited for
01:21:37 A little present from the colonials.
01:21:39 - Down the British.
01:21:42 - And a little drink to Tom.
01:21:46 Very well. We accept.
01:21:48 - Down the British.
01:21:51 About face!
01:21:53 Column, left! March!
01:22:12 Company, halt!
01:22:18 Let's line up.
01:22:33 That explains
01:22:36 No harm in closing down Tom
01:22:39 I suppose it'll do us all good
01:22:42 There's only 14 feet to go.
01:22:46 - That calls for a drink.
01:22:49 Drink it up.
01:22:51 Moonshine. American moonshine.
01:22:55 - Cheers, Hendley.
01:22:58 Keep it moving.
01:22:59 Hello, Eric.
01:23:02 - There you go.
01:23:05 All right, old timer.
01:23:08 Don't get any on your clothes.
01:23:11 Don't get any on your clothes.
01:23:14 - Before your morning tea?
01:23:16 Keep it moving.
01:23:19 Don't get any on your clothes, sir.
01:23:22 Don't smoke right after you drink it.
01:23:24 No smoking.
01:23:42 Get good and stoned, my friend.
01:23:46 Keep it going.
01:23:50 No taxation without representation.
01:23:53 Keep it going, boys.
01:23:57 Keep it going.
01:24:00 Well, let's drink to Tom.
01:24:11 In the three years,
01:24:14 and approximately two weeks
01:24:16 that's the most extraordinary stuff
01:24:19 It's shattering.
01:24:21 I think it's rather good.
01:24:25 Well, with your permission, sir,
01:24:30 Call an aye.
01:24:51 You know what that is?
01:24:54 I'll tell you what it isn't.
01:24:56 It isn't Napoleon brandy.
01:25:00 How do you like it, sir?
01:25:03 Well, it's...
01:25:05 To the colonies.
01:25:07 Independence.
01:25:15 How are you managing over there
01:25:19 We seem to be getting along
01:25:30 Yes, well, it's...
01:25:34 It's good stuff, Hilts.
01:25:38 Thank you, sir.
01:26:00 Danny, here's to...
00:02:27 About face!
00:02:29 Forward march!
00:02:38 What is it?
00:02:40 They're celebrating the Revolution.
00:02:42 It's the Fourth of July.
00:02:54 What the devil's this?
00:02:59 Company, halt!
00:03:01 Gentlemen, you're invited for
00:03:04 A little present from the colonials.
00:03:06 - Down the British.
00:03:09 - And a little drink to Tom.
00:03:13 Very well. We accept.
00:03:15 - Down the British.
00:03:18 About face!
00:03:20 Column, left! March!
00:03:39 Company, halt!
00:03:45 Let's line up.
00:04:00 That explains
00:04:03 No harm in closing down Tom
00:04:06 I suppose it'll do us all good
00:04:09 There's only 14 feet to go.
00:04:13 - That calls for a drink.
00:04:16 Drink it up.
00:04:18 Moonshine. American moonshine.
00:04:22 - Cheers, Hendley.
00:04:24 Keep it moving.
00:04:26 Hello, Eric.
00:04:29 - There you go.
00:04:32 All right, old timer.
00:04:35 Don't get any on your clothes.
00:04:38 Don't get any on your clothes.
00:04:41 - Before your morning tea?
00:04:43 Keep it moving.
00:04:45 Don't get any on your clothes, sir.
00:04:49 Don't smoke right after you drink it.
00:04:51 No smoking.
00:05:09 Get good and stoned, my friend.
00:05:13 Keep it going.
00:05:16 No taxation without representation.
00:05:20 Keep it going, boys.
00:05:24 Keep it going.
00:05:26 Well, let's drink to Tom.
00:05:38 In the three years,
00:05:40 and approximately two weeks
00:05:43 that's the most extraordinary stuff
00:05:45 It's shattering.
00:05:47 I think it's rather good.
00:05:51 Well, with your permission, sir,
00:05:56 Call an aye.
00:06:18 You know what that is?
00:06:20 I'll tell you what it isn't.
00:06:23 It isn't Napoleon brandy.
00:06:26 How do you like it, sir?
00:06:29 Well, it's...
00:06:31 To the colonies.
00:06:34 Independence.
00:06:41 How are you managing over there
00:06:46 We seem to be getting along
00:06:57 Yes, well, it's...
00:07:00 It's good stuff, Hilts.
00:07:05 Thank you, sir.
00:07:27 Danny, here's to...
00:07:38 Goons in 105.
00:07:40 - Who?
00:07:45 We have to ignore it. If we pay any
00:07:51 Here's to going home.
00:08:08 Come on, Danny.
00:08:11 Home.
00:08:26 I'm glad we've got you
00:08:32 Never mind. You'll be walking down
00:08:36 To Tom.
00:08:38 You know, I'm just beginning
00:08:41 Why shouldn't you, man?
00:08:44 We're nearly at the trees, eh?
00:10:17 Oh, my God!
00:10:33 It's the tunnel.
00:10:52 Success!
00:12:32 Let me know
00:12:35 - I'm going out tonight.
00:12:40 Open up Harry.
00:12:42 We dig around the clock.
00:14:21 Cooler.
00:14:23 Right.
00:14:28 I didn't think
00:14:31 He wasn't caught.
00:14:47 Hilts, welcome home.
00:15:59 Are you all right, Danny?
00:16:05 All right.
00:16:09 All right.
00:16:15 For God's sakes, Smithy,
00:16:18 That's impossible.
00:16:23 Four days' work
00:16:28 I'm sorry, Collin.
00:16:30 It's all right, Smithy.
00:16:33 It's getting late.
00:16:37 All right.
00:16:39 - Good night, Collin.
00:17:22 I can't see a bloody thing.
00:17:41 Heil Hitler.
00:17:52 - Your German's very good.
00:17:55 I've put in a lot of...
00:17:57 It's the easiest way to trip up
00:18:01 - Remember, German always.
00:18:17 One, two, three, four, five.
00:18:47 No, it's me.
00:18:51 How do you like
00:18:53 Fine, Collin.
00:19:01 How do you like mine?
00:19:03 It looks splendid.
00:19:32 Where are you going?
00:19:35 - What's the matter with you?
00:19:41 Danny, we're getting out through
00:19:44 Please, Willie, let me alone.
00:19:47 I can't go
00:19:50 so I'm going out
00:19:56 Think. We're getting out,
00:20:00 We're getting out through the tunnel.
00:20:03 I go out now.
00:20:06 Danny, you go through that wire
00:20:17 Don't do that.
00:20:25 Since I was a boy...
00:20:27 I hate and feared...
00:20:30 little rooms, closets, caves.
00:20:34 You've dug 17 tunnels.
00:20:36 Because I must get out.
00:20:39 I hide the fear
00:20:43 But tomorrow night in the tunnel
00:20:47 I'm afraid maybe this time
00:20:50 and ruin the escape
00:20:55 So I go now.
00:21:02 Danny, I'll see you
00:21:07 I'll look after you.
00:21:11 All right.
00:21:22 - Good evening.
00:21:25 Well, how do you think we look?
00:21:31 - It's as bad as all that?
00:21:34 I want first of all to say that without
00:21:39 That's all right.
00:21:42 Lots of very good help.
00:21:45 What's the matter, Roger?
00:21:47 You can't go.
00:21:50 What do you mean?
00:21:52 - I can't allow it.
00:21:54 Because you can't see
00:21:57 You'll be caught
00:21:59 That's ridiculous.
00:22:03 Ridiculous.
00:22:04 I never heard anything
00:22:07 I can see perfectly.
00:22:10 I can see that pin down there.
00:22:15 What pin? Where?
00:22:28 Collin, do you see
00:22:33 Of course.
00:22:36 Put the pin down there.
00:22:40 All right.
00:22:48 Come on. Sit down.
00:22:51 Sit down.
00:22:55 I hate these last-minute letdowns,
00:22:59 It's too risky for you.
00:23:01 Don't you think
00:23:03 - No, I don't.
00:23:06 We all know the score here.
00:23:11 Your idea of this escape
00:23:14 to foul up the Germans
00:23:18 But once we get past
00:23:20 once we have them looking
00:23:23 that mission is accomplished.
00:23:26 Afterwards,
00:23:30 You mean, getting home?
00:23:34 That's right.
00:23:35 Do you really believe
00:23:39 I'm sure you have.
00:23:42 I know Collin has.
00:23:44 And, Roger, I have too.
00:23:47 We think we can
00:23:49 Not Collin. He'd be an appalling hazard
00:23:54 You want to talk about hazard?
00:23:58 You're the biggest hazard we have.
00:24:04 No one has said you can't go.
00:24:07 That's true.
00:24:10 And I have thought
00:24:14 But if you're asking me how far
00:24:19 or dare go...
00:24:21 or should be permitted
00:24:25 I can't answer you.
00:24:29 But I can tell you...
00:24:31 a blind man is an unnecessary hazard
00:24:35 and must therefore
00:24:49 Collin's not a blind man
00:24:52 and he's going with me.
00:25:00 It's all right with you?
00:25:04 Oh, yes. Quite.
00:25:15 Very well.
00:25:17 I'll arrange for your escape numbers
00:25:21 Good night, gentlemen.
00:25:30 Actually...
00:25:33 he's quite right.
00:25:35 He's completely right.
00:25:38 I really shouldn't go at all.
00:25:40 My eyes have been getting
00:25:44 I think they call it
00:25:48 I can see things up here, close to.
00:25:51 I can see to work, but...
00:25:56 you're just a blur.
00:25:59 I know.
00:26:02 Hell, we'll make it in great shape.
00:26:08 - Yes, of course.
00:26:12 Splendid.
00:26:32 Out.
00:27:00 Hi, Hilts.
00:27:02 Hey, Mac.
00:27:06 When?
00:27:08 Tonight. We thought
00:27:10 Me too.
00:27:13 - Bartlett's waiting for you.
00:28:27 What time?
00:28:31 Only eight minutes now, Danny.
00:28:36 Are you okay?
00:28:49 Cavendish.
00:28:51 Griffith, down there. Goff.
00:29:14 Smith, Foles...
00:29:16 third on the right.
00:29:18 Blythe, Hendley,
00:29:51 There are the lights.
00:29:54 Right on the tick.
00:30:06 Look down the tunnel.
00:30:08 It's lovely.
00:30:12 It's just like Blackpool
00:30:17 You ever been to Blackpool, Danny?
00:30:24 I don't know.
00:30:30 It's time.
00:30:44 Bartlett, MacDonald, Ashley-Pitt.
00:30:51 It's all clear, sir.
00:31:02 We're all set, Roger.
00:31:18 Good luck.
00:31:51 They're coming down
00:31:53 and then they'll be coming
00:32:03 Willie, I can't wait till it's over.
00:32:07 I must get out.
00:32:41 What's the matter?
00:32:42 Danny, come here!
00:32:45 Danny and I will go later.
00:32:48 Tell me what this is,
00:32:51 This tunnel is mine
00:32:53 I dug it, I built it,
00:32:56 I go when I want.
00:33:03 Take him out, Willie.
00:33:20 Danny, what is it?
00:33:22 What's going on?
00:33:25 It's all right, Sedgwick.
00:33:35 Danny, it's all right.
00:33:37 We can take another place
00:33:41 All right, Collin.
00:33:44 Now sit down.
00:33:46 Feel the top rung of the ladder
00:33:49 Down you go.
00:34:06 Danny cut out, huh?
00:34:09 Willie took him up top.
00:34:24 - Remember, keep your head down.
00:35:33 All right?
00:35:35 Hold onto yourself.
00:35:37 What do you mean,
00:35:39 You're 20-feet short of the woods.
00:35:42 The guard is between us
00:35:45 How could that happen?
00:35:47 What difference does it make?
00:36:05 Damn it, Mac!
00:36:08 We could postpone it
00:36:10 All the documents are dated today.
00:36:17 One chance. When the guard goes
00:36:21 you might be able
00:36:23 I can make it to the woods,
00:36:26 - What about the towers?
00:36:29 They're gonna be watching the compound,
00:36:36 Mac, pass the word.
00:36:39 Send down 30 feet of rope!
00:36:43 Send down 30 feet of rope.
00:36:47 Send down 30 feet of rope.
00:36:51 - What do they want that for?
00:37:09 - How's it going, Tommy?
00:37:14 - Have they moved into the tunnel yet?
00:37:41 He's over there.
00:37:49 All right.
00:37:52 I'm staying here
00:38:05 - See you in Piccadilly.
00:38:08 Right.
00:38:22 Thank you.
00:38:24 - Good luck.
00:38:51 We're moving.
00:38:59 They're moving through the tunnel now.
00:39:06 Danny, when Warsaw fell...
00:39:08 you escaped and came to England
00:39:12 You came because you wanted to fly
00:39:16 We can get out now.
00:39:21 Danny, if you don't go
00:39:23 everything you've done
00:39:56 - Blythe behind, Mac.
00:40:00 - In here, Collin.
00:40:03 Sit down.
00:40:09 You're up, Sedgwick.
00:40:15 Have you got a piano in here?
00:40:17 That's very funny, mate.
00:40:19 - You won't get this thing through.
00:40:25 Was that Sedgwick
00:40:28 - Who else?
00:40:38 - We're 20-feet short.
00:40:40 We're 20-feet short. Hilts is on the
00:40:44 When you feel a few tugs, off you go,
00:40:47 Right.
00:40:49 - Good luck, Collin.
00:41:01 What's that?
00:41:04 It's an air raid.
00:41:05 Oh, God, no!
00:41:07 The goons will pull the switches.
00:41:11 Come on. We can get out
00:41:32 It's an air raid!
00:41:41 Get 'em out!
00:41:48 It's gonna cave!
00:41:50 Danny, it's all right.
00:41:53 It's the lights.
00:41:56 Light the fat lamps down there!
00:41:59 There's been an air raid.
00:42:02 In the tunnel, it's all right.
00:42:07 Danny, look.
00:42:12 Come on, fellas. Move!
00:42:15 We can get dozens out
00:42:24 What the hell's going on?
00:42:26 - You go.
00:42:29 I'm all right. Go.
00:42:40 - What is it?
00:42:42 - Is he stuck?
00:42:44 Well, get him out, fast!
00:42:49 Come on!
00:42:53 Come on. Move!
00:43:12 Go.
00:43:19 Give me your bag.
00:43:28 We're on the rope!
00:44:15 We had better get out of here,
00:44:19 It's moving. We'll pass
00:44:24 - Right.
00:45:13 Come on. Come on.
00:45:34 Come on.
00:45:54 - Hey!
00:45:56 Don't shoot!
00:45:58 Don't shoot!
00:46:05 Get out!
00:46:30 Oh, boy! There's a lot of shooting
00:46:33 You think they've been shooting them
00:46:36 It couldn't be. We would've
00:46:41 - Pull!
00:46:43 Don't worry.
00:46:50 Out!
00:47:13 Out.
00:47:48 - How many did he say?
00:47:51 - Seventy-six.
00:48:07 Dismissed.
00:48:09 Atten-hut!
00:49:07 Half the guys who missed their trains
00:49:10 Ashley-Pitt, Roger,
00:49:13 Makes quite a group.
00:49:16 What do we do?
00:49:18 Wait for the train.
00:55:24 Tallyho.
00:56:09 Tallyho.
00:56:44 - Are the police on the train?
00:56:47 - We're gonna jump.
00:56:55 - I'll tell you when.
00:57:18 - Are you all right?
00:57:21 That was quite exciting.
00:57:25 - It isn't stopping?
00:58:24 Switzerland.
01:03:08 Bartlett.
01:04:09 Where were you going, Cavendish?
01:04:11 I hadn't quite decided.
01:04:14 What information
01:04:16 None.
01:04:18 What sabotage directions
01:04:20 What have you done
01:04:24 "Papers"?
01:04:26 Forged papers and identity cards.
01:04:28 Don't be so stupid.
01:04:31 All I did was to escape
01:04:34 You'd do the same if you'd been
01:04:37 I wanted to get home.
01:04:39 I don't think you'll ever see
01:04:41 You've obviously got the wrong man.
01:04:44 You're wearing civilian clothes.
01:04:48 You are a spy.
01:04:51 This is my uniform.
01:04:57 I dyed it with boot polish
01:05:00 I picked up
01:05:13 And you lost your insignia
01:05:16 That's right.
01:05:23 - Now, look...
01:05:50 Hello, boys.
01:05:56 Hello.
01:06:00 - Hello, Haynes.
01:06:04 Wish I could say I was happy
01:06:07 - Just picked up?
01:06:27 There's a trainer out there
01:06:30 - Any sentries?
01:07:42 When I say, "Go,"
01:07:46 When the engine catches, don't move
01:08:04 Go!
01:08:55 Next stop, Switzerland.
01:10:19 The Alps.
01:10:22 Splendid.
01:10:35 Over this range, then 20 more minutes,
01:11:06 What is it? Petrol?
01:11:08 I don't know. Fuel pump,
01:11:35 Go that way! I'll follow!
01:12:15 Stop! Don't shoot!
01:12:21 Collin?
01:12:23 I'm sorry I fouled things up.
01:12:27 That's all right.
01:12:30 Thank you for...
01:12:32 getting me...
01:12:34 out.
01:16:13 Hello? Hello?
01:16:55 Resistance. Resistance?
01:16:59 You are English?
01:17:01 I'm Australian.
01:17:04 You can speak English.
01:17:06 Bloody good.
01:17:09 I'm a British officer. I've just escaped
01:17:13 I'm trying to make my way
01:17:15 You understand me?
01:17:22 - I know someone who can.
01:18:09 - Good luck.
01:18:12 Out!
01:19:17 Halt! Halt!
01:20:06 You are English?
01:20:49 Herr Bartlett?
01:20:58 Your German is good...
01:21:00 and I hear also your French.
01:21:05 Your arms up!
01:21:44 Herr Bartlett...
01:21:46 and Herr MacDonald.
01:21:52 We are together again.
01:21:54 You are going to wish you had never
01:22:14 What's troubling you?
01:22:16 I'm just a little surprised.
01:22:18 I expected either a long stay
01:22:22 Yes.
01:22:24 I have to admit,
01:22:26 I hope to God I haven't blotted
01:22:29 Oh, no.
01:22:31 We're all over 21,
01:22:35 We'd never have got as far as we did
01:22:38 For what it's worth,
01:22:42 I think we all did.
01:22:44 Yes.
01:23:25 All right. You can get out now.
01:23:29 It'll take hours
01:23:53 You know, Mac, all this...
01:23:55 the organization, tunneling,
01:23:59 kept me alive.
01:24:02 And even though we...
01:24:05 I've never been happier.
01:24:08 You know, Mac...
01:24:51 Eleven of your men
01:24:54 Oh? Who?
01:24:56 I do not have that information.
01:24:58 I...
01:25:01 I am directed by high authority
01:25:06 that 50 of your officers
01:25:11 "Shot"?
01:25:14 Their personal effects
01:25:20 How many were wounded?
01:25:24 Here are the names...
01:25:27 of the dead.
01:25:31 How many of the 50 were wounded?
01:25:35 None.
01:25:37 They... The high authority...
01:25:41 only directs me
01:25:46 that 50 men were...
01:25:54 I see.
01:27:41 I am your guide, señor.
01:27:43 Spain?
01:28:06 - Glad to see you're all safe.
01:28:09 - How many have been brought back, sir?
01:28:11 - Do you know how many got away, sir?
01:28:15 What happened to Blythe?
01:28:18 He didn't make it, sir.
01:28:20 Roger was right about that.
01:28:23 Roger didn't make it either.
01:28:28 I just posted the list.
01:28:32 The Gestapo murdered them.
01:28:36 Fifty? MacDonald?
01:28:41 - Yes.
01:28:43 No, they're not on the list.
01:28:45 - Haynes?
01:28:49 I'm sorry.
01:28:53 Roger's idea was to get back at
01:28:56 Mess up their works.
01:28:59 From what we've heard here,
01:29:02 Do you think
01:29:06 That depends on
01:29:11 Yes, sir.
01:30:03 He is not to be saluted.
01:30:05 He's no longer in command.
01:30:15 Job just didn't work out, huh?
01:30:17 - You were lucky, Hilts.
01:30:19 It won't be because I didn't...
01:30:22 How many?
01:30:24 Fifty.
01:30:28 It looks, after all, as if you
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