First Comes Courage 1943 WW2 Resistance Fight Movie

Prison Break

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00:04:18IT CAN

00:04:19THERE WAS ANOTHER

00:04:21RAID IN MY DISTRYT

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00:04:23IN STORE

00:04:24HEMLUND

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00:04:25I'M VERY SORRY PAUL

00:04:29WHY DON'T YOU BRING HIM

00:04:30TO MY HOUSE

00:04:30FOR DINNER TONIGHT

00:04:32IN AN OFFICE IT'S SO COLD

00:04:34AND FORMAL

00:04:35AND A TRUE GERMAN OFFICER

00:04:37ALWAYS LOVES HIS FOOD

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00:04:40FAN ELSA

00:04:43that's good

00:05:00this opening music by greek is so gentle there's so much peace so much security

00:05:07but then the security was shuttled

00:05:17he again tried to live in two worlds at the same time

00:05:22poor pegan he destroyed himself

00:05:26i've never heard the story interpreted quite that way colonel

00:05:30really then maybe i altered it to shoot by taste

00:05:35yet i believe i captured the general effect

00:05:39it has been a charming evening but it's getting late

00:05:45a restful evening too major you have been kept pretty busy lately

00:05:49what with the british raiding stuheimland destroying three submarines

00:05:53the munitions plant at morgeson the oil depot at haugeson airport bond

00:05:58and oil in your zone too hmm

00:06:04you will see me to the door freuten

00:06:08good night major

00:06:10and hitler

00:06:25you always had time for music

00:06:30that makes me very gross and uncultured

00:06:34very superior of him

00:06:37but he has time to come here like an ordinary spy

00:06:43he picked this time in this room to call me inefficient

00:06:46that filthy aristocrat has always hated me and my kind

00:06:51what could anyone else have done about these raids

00:06:54where was my inefficiency

00:06:56every possible suspect was caught examined and examined again

00:07:01he knows if there were one solid lead i'd break this underground

00:07:05if i had to wipe out every trace of starvik

00:07:11but how do i start

00:07:15i've gone through this before

00:07:18the problem is simple enough

00:07:20the british knew because somebody told them

00:07:25but who

00:07:29after each raid i confided in fewer and fewer people

00:07:35that's what i can't understand

00:07:38stuheimlund for instance

00:07:41i knew

00:07:43captain rarich knew about it

00:07:45the repair crew knew

00:07:53and i knew paul

00:07:55yes

00:07:57you did know nicole

00:08:00are you suggesting that i might have told

00:08:05did you

00:08:10stop playing please

00:08:12did you speak to anyone

00:08:15paul

00:08:16you know where i go

00:08:17whom i see

00:08:18no norwegians at all

00:08:21except dr onrude

00:08:29i had snow blindness when i was a child

00:08:33dr onrude's been treating me for years

00:08:35it's in the records

00:08:39i ask you not to play

00:08:46good night nicole

00:08:50i'll call you in the morning

00:09:07hello

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00:09:09who

00:09:11pressure you mentioned

00:09:12it has increased

00:09:13alarmingly

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00:14:03well

00:14:07it sounds all right

00:14:10it sounds as though

00:14:11he might get

00:14:18sounds as though you might get away with it i was hoping you'd say that sir

00:14:21thank you sir i'd like to take one of the norwegians from my unit if i may sir

00:14:26certainly might come in useful take your pick and see blake about the other arrangements will you

00:14:31yes sir hello sir good luck oh thank you sir

00:14:49up peniscope

00:15:04kingsford in the side of the fishing schooner yet

00:15:08this is the place captain yes it won't fail us had any number of round a blue spoon valuable man

00:15:15captain sir may i look in that thing yes of course

00:15:31how can you meet a bolt as easy as i meet my girl in victoria station

00:15:39easier if you knew my girl

00:15:42we'll hang about until we sight them keep a sharp look out ready port stop port mortar slot starboard

00:15:4810. starboard 10 on how far away from stargate 20 miles

00:15:55okay

00:16:16oh sir i'm sorry you're discharged and after 22 years well i think i should have at least

00:16:24to five years' notice.

00:16:29It's four days since we've been honoured

00:16:31by a visit from Major Dicta.

00:16:32His colonel must be keeping him very busy.

00:16:35Yes, I hear they questioned Christophson's boy,

00:16:37who left for hours this morning.

00:16:39They broke his arm in three places.

00:16:44The Major's been very busy.

00:16:49No telling who'll be investigated next.

00:16:53You were expecting anyone?

00:16:54No.

00:17:05Good evening, sir.

00:17:26I hardly know how to greet you.

00:17:42Isn't this the way we've always said hello?

00:17:49Captain Lowell.

00:17:52Captain Lowell.

00:17:55The schooner's lying off about half a mile.

00:17:57They're sending a small boat to pick you up.

00:18:00We're going up, ready?

00:18:02Stand by to service.

00:18:03Stand by to service.

00:18:05Stand by to service.

00:18:32Stand by to service.

00:18:36Home again, Ole.

00:18:39Come again, Ole.

00:18:48Paul, you're having me watched.

00:18:52Oh, it's just part of routine.

00:18:54But before this, Paul, I was never part of routine.

00:18:58Reports when you are satisfactory.

00:19:01Officially, I'm very pleased.

00:19:02And unofficially?

00:19:13It's one of ours.

00:19:17Yes, I know.

00:19:21You were actually frightened.

00:19:24Frightened?

00:19:26Oh, you mean of a raid.

00:19:28Well, Starvik is a very vital point.

00:19:31But for the past three days, every inch of this coastline has been fortified by men and guns.

00:19:42Paul, if the reports had read otherwise, if there had been anything suspicious about me, what would you have done?

00:19:49Had me shot?

00:19:52What else could you do?

00:19:54I did have certain information.

00:19:55You gave it to me.

00:19:57In the eyes of Fornelse, a very great indiscretion.

00:20:00Certainly not the conduct of a disciplined Nazi officer.

00:20:03To make it worse, I'm Norwegian.

00:20:06Why, you might be shot.

00:20:08Or worse, broken in rank.

00:20:13Paul, don't you think I'd better leave, Starvik?

00:20:19No, Nicole.

00:20:20I want you to stay here.

00:20:22With me.

00:20:24Thank you, Paul.

00:20:42Goodbye.

00:20:43Two-sinduk.

00:20:44Two-sinduk.

00:20:47Two-sinduk.

00:20:50Two-sinduk.

00:20:51Two-sinduk.

00:20:52Two-sinduk.

00:20:53Two-sinduk.

00:20:55Two-sinduk.

00:20:56Two-sinduk.

00:20:57Two-sinduk.

00:20:58Two-sinduk.

00:20:59Two-sinduk.

00:21:00Two-sinduk.

00:21:01Two-sinduk.

00:21:03Two-sinduk.

00:21:06There isn't any other path of this mountain.

00:21:09That's why they picked this spot.

00:21:11It's a pity.

00:21:13Old farmer Christiansen lives just over the crest.

00:21:15He'd have taken care of us.

00:21:17Oh, well, come on, early.

00:21:18My cousin, Thorsten, his place is before we head to the brook.

00:21:23I don't like to bother your cousin at this time of night.

00:21:26Might be strangers around.

00:21:27Besides, he might worry about having us there.

00:21:30Oh, you make me feel very bad.

00:21:32This is my country.

00:21:33You are my guest.

00:21:34My cousin wants to help like all good Norwegians.

00:21:37All right, Osset.

00:21:39Come make a sound now.

00:21:57Thorsten, it's me, Odell.

00:22:00Let me in.

00:22:06Thorsten, there's no one watching.

00:22:08I make sure of that.

00:22:10Aren't you glad to see me?

00:22:12Aurora, of course I'm glad to see you, but I'm surprised.

00:22:15I've got a friend with me.

00:22:17Who?

00:22:18I'll tell you everything when we get inside.

00:22:20All right, son.

00:22:22Wait.

00:22:26What's the matter, Captain?

00:22:27Captain, are you...

00:22:28Do you have a stomachache?

00:22:29No.

00:22:30Well, why don't you finish your trout?

00:22:32A very fine river trout, you know?

00:22:34You can't get anything like that in England.

00:22:36Your cousin doesn't seem to be very hungry, either.

00:22:38I had some supper an hour ago.

00:22:41Oh, too bad we had to bother you.

00:22:42Well, it's no trouble, Captain.

00:22:44Did you have a nice trip across?

00:22:46Yeah, you know how I love the sea.

00:22:49Well, I'd rather travel over it than under it.

00:22:56Well, I'm glad you came.

00:22:58Things haven't been so pleasant here in Stavik.

00:23:01It'll be better soon.

00:23:02Don't you worry about that.

00:23:03Let's drink to that.

00:23:04Skål.

00:23:06Skål.

00:23:07Skål, Captain.

00:23:12Thorsten.

00:23:13Do you know what we forgot?

00:23:15We forgot to drink a brotherhood.

00:23:18We were like brothers, you know, in the old days.

00:23:21Skål, Thorsten.

00:23:23Yeah.

00:23:24Two arms linked together.

00:23:26That's a brotherhood.

00:23:27Skål, Thorsten.

00:23:28Skål, Ola.

00:23:34Perhaps you'll excuse me, Captain.

00:23:37The farmer has work to do at all hours.

00:23:40Well, I thought you chaps knocked off when the sun went down.

00:23:43Gave the chickens a late snack, tucked in the horses, and read the crop reports till bedtime.

00:23:49Well, this is a special case.

00:23:51You see, my cow, she...

00:23:53Oh, a blessed event?

00:23:55Well, a little calf is always a blessed event to any family these days.

00:23:58Perhaps we could help you.

00:23:59Well, that's a good one, Captain.

00:24:01You helping a cow?

00:24:03I'm afraid you'd be in the way.

00:24:04I won't be long.

00:24:13Only I'm worried about that cow.

00:24:21Get out of the barn and give him a hand.

00:24:23Go on.

00:24:24Yes.

00:24:47Oh, I want to speak to Captain Schmidt.

00:24:50Hurry.

00:24:53Captain Schmidt, this is Thorsten speaking.

00:24:56I have two men at my house.

00:24:58Came from England.

00:24:59Landed from a submarine.

00:25:02Yes, Captain Schmidt.

00:25:03Both commandos.

00:25:06I'll try to keep them.

00:25:07Thorsten!

00:25:11I don't feel telephone.

00:25:17You were calling the Nazis.

00:25:20They were calling the Nazis.

00:25:23Oh.

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00:26:36Captain Lowell

00:26:48My cousin, my friend, I caught him telephoneing the Nazis

00:26:56We've got to clear out

00:26:57Hey, kill him too late, that's the worst of it

00:26:59They haven't got us yet and they're not going to, come on

00:27:05Our best chance is that hill

00:27:10Keep it all the speed you've got and keep down as you go over the top

00:27:20The End

00:27:49Hello?

00:27:51This is Captain Schmidt

00:27:54Locate Major Dichter for me

00:27:59Good

00:28:00Keep me in front, Captain

00:28:09Two commanders were landed here tonight

00:28:11We'll have them in our hands in a matter of minutes

00:28:15That's very exciting news

00:28:20You know, I have quite a good singing voice

00:28:22But I haven't sung in a couple of years

00:28:25Come, play for me

00:28:47Thank you

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00:29:24Keep your eye on that clearing

00:29:50Polly

00:29:53Polly

00:29:56You

00:29:57Get that Nazi

00:30:00We

00:30:01We came to kill

00:30:04Captain

00:30:06Say

00:30:22When I was once

00:30:25the Lord God

00:30:27would be my first

00:30:28it would be that

00:30:30I took my

00:30:33all-macht

00:30:34and took

00:30:35a big

00:30:37face

00:30:38a face

00:30:40so big

00:30:40as the world

00:30:43a more

00:30:44there

00:30:45gess

00:30:46sich

00:30:46hinein

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00:30:59Captain Schmidt

00:31:01Yes sir

00:31:09Yes captain

00:31:13Fine

00:31:14I'll be right there

00:31:16Saren

00:31:18my coat

00:31:22You've caught them

00:31:23One of them was killed

00:31:24the other is quite alive

00:31:26and when that one talks

00:31:27my problem will be solved

00:31:29that's wonderful for us

00:31:31Nicole

00:31:31good night

00:31:45How is he doctor

00:31:46An entirely successful operation

00:31:48Aside from the leg

00:31:50how I see

00:31:51Very sound

00:31:52A beautiful specimen

00:31:53As to the leg

00:31:54I can assure you

00:31:55he will have no limp

00:31:56I don't care

00:31:57whether he limps or not

00:31:58As soon as he can talk

00:31:59call me immediately

00:32:00Take your night

00:32:01Yes major

00:32:04How badly is he wounded

00:32:05I don't know

00:32:06They operated last night

00:32:07Have they questioned him

00:32:08Not yet

00:32:09They'll get to him soon

00:32:10The weaker he is

00:32:11the better for them

00:32:11If he should break

00:32:12and name anyone

00:32:13Nicole we've got to get him

00:32:14out of that hospital

00:32:14before he's questioned

00:32:15But he's in a prison ward

00:32:16Can you get to him

00:32:18It's almost impossible

00:32:19except through Dicta

00:32:20And how can I ask him

00:32:21to take me to a prison ward

00:32:22You've got to find a way

00:32:24I'll try

00:32:25And if I do

00:32:25what then

00:32:27You know Rosalindstrom

00:32:29I used to

00:32:30She's in that ward

00:32:31Tell her what has to be done

00:32:33Rosalindstrom

00:32:33wouldn't speak to me

00:32:34She hates me

00:32:35as they all do

00:32:36Then you may have

00:32:37to make yourself

00:32:38known to her

00:32:44Yes major

00:32:46Our Englishman

00:32:47has regained

00:32:48full consciousness

00:32:49Yes

00:32:51Yes of course

00:32:52You may talk to him

00:32:54any time now

00:32:55Correct major

00:33:03Paul

00:33:04Nicole

00:33:04What are you doing here

00:33:06Oh Paul

00:33:07I'm so glad you're here

00:33:07It's Saren

00:33:08What about Saren

00:33:09He cut his wrist while working

00:33:11He's bleeding badly

00:33:11No one will take care of him

00:33:22You're there

00:33:24Saren

00:33:26See that this man

00:33:27is treated immediately

00:33:28Yes sir

00:33:36Don't worry Nicole

00:33:37He'll be all right

00:33:38Thank you Paul

00:33:43What's the matter Nicole

00:33:44He bled so much

00:33:45on the way down

00:33:46Come sit down here

00:33:47and wait for me

00:33:48Make room there

00:33:49Oh no

00:33:50No no thank you Paul

00:33:52I'll be all right

00:33:54That won't be very long

00:33:59Wait here

00:34:03Paul

00:34:06Paul

00:34:07They hate me

00:34:08I can't stay with them

00:34:09Not now

00:34:09Not the way I feel

00:34:12All right Nicole

00:34:12Come along with me

00:34:21You'll be comfortable here

00:34:23I'll only be a moment

00:34:25And if you want anything

00:34:26don't hesitate to ask

00:34:29Where's the Englishman

00:34:30This way sir

00:34:50I'm Major Dichter

00:34:51Commandant of this district

00:34:54Dichter

00:34:54Yes

00:34:55Peter Paul Dichter

00:34:57Oh

00:34:57I knew an Otto Dichter once

00:34:59Yes

00:35:00Good old Otto Dichter

00:35:01A pudgy faced fellow

00:35:02Hanged finally

00:35:04Notorious hatchet murderer

00:35:05In relation of yours

00:35:11I'm glad to see

00:35:12in such good humor

00:35:14Well

00:35:14I see you're ready

00:35:16to get down to business

00:35:18I assume you're an office

00:35:19of the British commandos

00:35:20Ah now

00:35:21That's two assumptions

00:35:22That I'm a commando

00:35:23and an officer

00:35:24And as a matter of fact

00:35:25I'm a Liberace

00:35:26But in any case

00:35:27what interest has it for you

00:35:29The names of your contacts

00:35:30in Starbuck

00:35:32Oh is this place

00:35:33called Starbuck

00:35:34Oh didn't you know

00:35:35No no

00:35:36You see I was just out

00:35:38on a fishing trip

00:35:38A storm blew up

00:35:40and well

00:35:41I was washed up

00:35:41on the hospitable

00:35:42Norwegian coast

00:35:49You understand

00:35:49that you're not

00:35:50a prisoner of war

00:35:51but a spy

00:35:53Therefore subject

00:35:54to the death penalty

00:35:56Very honestly

00:35:57talking is the only way

00:35:58you can save your life

00:35:59And very honestly

00:36:00Major Dichter

00:36:01if you were captured

00:36:01by the British

00:36:02and if they questioned you

00:36:03and offered you

00:36:04every reward in the world

00:36:05would you babble information

00:36:06to save your own neck

00:36:08Why should I be

00:36:08less honorable than you

00:36:10Because you're caught

00:36:12And we'd rather

00:36:13have you babble

00:36:14than kill you

00:36:17I can give you

00:36:17several good reasons

00:36:18for talking now

00:36:19rather than later

00:36:28Please

00:36:31Would you

00:36:33Would you

00:36:34get me a glass of water

00:36:36You

00:36:37Get some water

00:36:39The doctor's

00:36:40waiting for this

00:36:43Just one moment

00:36:43Frecant

00:36:50Rose

00:36:51You must listen to me

00:36:53The Englishman

00:36:54must be gone

00:36:54out of the hospital

00:36:54tonight

00:36:55and taken to the

00:36:55basement of my house

00:36:56You must believe me

00:36:57this is vitally important

00:36:58Frecant

00:37:05We'll meet again

00:37:06tomorrow

00:37:07in your new quarters

00:37:08Feel free to call on me

00:37:09at any time

00:37:16Oh Paul

00:37:17I

00:37:17I was looking for you

00:37:19I'm worried about

00:37:20Sir

00:37:22I didn't mean

00:37:22to keep you waiting

00:37:23As soon as

00:37:24Sir is ready

00:37:25I'll drive you both home

00:37:29You seem very happy

00:37:32It isn't every day

00:37:33one catches a commando

00:37:36Don't you think

00:37:36this calls for a celebration

00:37:39That's a very good idea

00:38:05Come on

00:38:05Mixed dance

00:38:08Mixed dance

00:38:11Mixed dance

00:38:15Mixed dance

00:38:25Mixed dance

00:38:26Mixed dance

00:38:28Mixed dance

00:38:31Mixed dance

00:38:34Mixed dance

00:38:47What are you doing here?

00:38:48You are off duty.

00:38:50Yes, I know.

00:38:50I had to come back.

00:38:52Dr. Hoff ordered another blanket for 4.07.

00:38:54I forgot it.

00:38:57Oh, you forgot.

00:38:58Why don't you remember what you're supposed to remember?

00:39:09I don't know.

00:39:11Nurse Schmidt isn't here.

00:39:13I can call her.

00:39:16All right.

00:39:18I will tell her when she gets back.

00:39:35Go on.

00:39:36Pray some more.

00:39:39Did you hear what I said?

00:39:45If it matters to you, Paul, I'm hungry.

00:39:48Oh, you are?

00:39:49Ah, well, that's different, of course.

00:39:50Come on.

00:39:52Waiter.

00:39:58Nurse.

00:40:04Nurse.

00:40:28What are you doing here?

00:40:30This man's burning up with fever.

00:40:32He won't last the night.

00:40:44You know what I am in your life?

00:40:45An international complication.

00:40:48Yes, I know.

00:40:49Because you're Norwegian, not a blood German.

00:40:51Just think, Paul.

00:40:52What a very happy man you'd be if it weren't for that.

00:40:55That's stupid.

00:40:56You are the woman I love.

00:40:59Do you think you ought to say it quite so loud?

00:41:01Why not?

00:41:03I'm even ready to tell for Nelson that.

00:41:05And the whole world, blood German or not, I'd be very proud to lead you into high party councils.

00:41:12To the Führer himself.

00:41:14And I'd say, this is the wife of Major Dichter.

00:41:34Over there.

00:41:39What is it?

00:41:40The hospital, Major.

00:41:43Go right home, Nicole.

00:42:00All right.

00:42:01Search the houses.

00:42:01You two there.

00:42:03You two up there.

00:42:04You two there.

00:42:05Will you two stay with me?

00:42:26Hey.

00:42:27Hey, come here.

00:42:32I'm Captain Lowell.

00:42:33Oh, yes.

00:42:33Give me a hand.

00:42:34Give me a hand.

00:42:35Come on.

00:43:27He'll be all right.

00:43:44He'll be in good shape by the morning.

00:43:47I must go home.

00:43:50They probably want me for questioning.

00:43:52Good morning.

00:43:55Rose, thank you for believing me in the hospital.

00:43:59For a moment, I thought you wouldn't.

00:44:02For a moment, I didn't.

00:44:06But when I remembered the Nicolásen I'd known for so many years.

00:44:24Rose Lindstrom.

00:44:31Mm-hmm.

00:44:36Formerly surgeon, Oslo.

00:44:40Really?

00:44:41You have quite a splendid background.

00:44:45Frau Dr. Rose Lindstrom.

00:44:49So, let me have the day's report on Frau Dr.

00:44:54Checked out at 8 o'clock.

00:44:57No record on your return.

00:44:59Then am I to assume that before you left the hospital,

00:45:03you made all the arrangements for his escape?

00:45:06I don't know what you mean.

00:45:08Who actually helped the Englishman escape?

00:45:10And where is he now?

00:45:12I'm sorry, sir.

00:45:14I don't know.

00:45:15But you do know.

00:45:17You know.

00:45:18They know.

00:45:20Every Norwegian Starwick knows.

00:45:26I see, Frau Dr. Lindstrom,

00:45:29that you have some relatives in Morgazen.

00:45:34Send word to Captain Ross in Morgazen

00:45:36to put under arrest Sigurd and Hedda Lindstrom.

00:45:39But how can they do anything?

00:45:41Where is the Englishman?

00:45:45I don't know.

00:45:48Take her away.

00:45:51Take her away.

00:46:09Alan.

00:46:14Nick.

00:46:21Alan.

00:46:24It's wonderful to see you.

00:46:27Whatever it is.

00:46:31Let me look at you.

00:46:37Oh, Nick, how I've waited for this.

00:46:40You don't know how long I've heard of you just as a number.

00:46:43As part of a cold report that came to headquarters from Norway.

00:46:48And all the time I knew it was you.

00:46:51What happened?

00:47:00You oughtn't be standing.

00:47:01You'd better sit down.

00:47:03Come here.

00:47:07Alan.

00:47:12I never dreamt they would send you.

00:47:14I had to come, Nick.

00:47:15I had to.

00:47:16You see, I never knew from day to day

00:47:18why I was almost afraid to look at the reports for fear.

00:47:20Wait, darling, wait.

00:47:21Yes, yes, Doc.

00:47:22The town's being searched.

00:47:24I can't stay down here long.

00:47:25My time has to be accounted for

00:47:26and there's so much I have to talk to you about.

00:47:27Go on, Nick.

00:47:28Talk, talk.

00:47:31What are the plans, Alan?

00:47:32How will you do it?

00:47:38There's a raid planned for Thursday night.

00:47:41On Starvik?

00:47:42On Starvik.

00:47:43To destroy the oil dumps.

00:47:44They put them into the ground.

00:47:45Yes, we know that.

00:47:47We know where they are, too.

00:47:50And what about Dicta?

00:47:51Dicta?

00:47:53Of course, it'll be simple to get him under cover of the raid.

00:47:55If you can arrange a few things for me,

00:47:57see that he's in town at the right time

00:47:58and let me know exactly where.

00:48:00Yes.

00:48:00We have a chart of the oil tanks, too.

00:48:02You can check our information against yours about the terrain.

00:48:06What are you smiling at, Alan?

00:48:10Not long ago, I met a girl on a mountaintop.

00:48:13We went skiing together

00:48:15and she sang Norwegian folk songs to me.

00:48:18Nothing much on her mind

00:48:19except maybe that she was in love with someone.

00:48:22Or so she said.

00:48:26Now that girl talks about raids and oil dumps

00:48:29and checking information and terrain.

00:48:33I can't believe it's you, Nick.

00:48:38Alan.

00:48:40When you went back to England and I came home,

00:48:43I found blood in the streets of Stavik.

00:48:48Do you realize what that means?

00:48:52No Norwegian in this generation had ever seen anything like it.

00:48:55Or the terror and the suffering.

00:48:58It was a hideous nightmare I came back to.

00:49:01It was so hideous and frightening,

00:49:03at first I thought of running away.

00:49:07I'm afraid I wasn't born heroic.

00:49:10Who is?

00:49:12But you didn't run away.

00:49:14What I saw wouldn't let me.

00:49:17Our people were conquered,

00:49:18but they would never be subdued.

00:49:20They were still fighting.

00:49:21And they intended to go on fighting

00:49:23any way they could

00:49:24until the last Nazi butcher was out of Norway.

00:49:31And you caught that same spirit, eh, Nick?

00:49:35I couldn't help it.

00:49:36It was all around me.

00:49:38I wanted to join the fight.

00:49:42At first I didn't know how.

00:49:44I didn't know there was such a thing

00:49:46as an underground or how it worked.

00:49:48I found out from Dr. Onrude.

00:49:50I went home about my snow blindness.

00:49:52Mm-hmm.

00:49:56At about that time,

00:49:57this major dictator was stationed here.

00:50:00Huh?

00:50:04He asked to meet me.

00:50:06There couldn't have been anything more perfect.

00:50:09There was my work.

00:50:10Dictor.

00:50:14He was my assignment.

00:50:29Not an easy one, was it, Nick?

00:50:33Once you decide to fight,

00:50:35any assignment is easy.

00:50:44Don't have to tell you that.

00:50:46You were the commanders.

00:50:47You say I've changed.

00:50:50You, the peace-loving English barrister.

00:50:52Remember?

00:50:53A man who couldn't rake up enough courage

00:50:54to kill a rabbit.

00:50:57Last night you killed a guard.

00:50:59Well,

00:51:00the rabbit didn't say,

00:51:01Heinrich Lough.

00:51:06Well, then I must go now.

00:51:08But when will I see you again?

00:51:10Alan,

00:51:11if we should decide for any reason

00:51:12to change plans...

00:51:14What do you mean?

00:51:15Plans of the raid?

00:51:17No,

00:51:17no, not the raid.

00:51:19It's nothing, really.

00:51:20But, Nick, what?

00:51:21It's nothing.

00:51:22I'm just nervous.

00:51:24I'll be back as soon as I can.

00:51:30Do you have a bite, Major?

00:51:31This harring is excellent.

00:51:33No, thanks.

00:51:35Why so disturbed?

00:51:36Aye.

00:51:37Tell me the news

00:51:38of the commando any minute.

00:51:41If there isn't by midnight tonight,

00:51:43I've ordered the hostages shot.

00:51:45Good.

00:51:46But that hardly finds the commando,

00:51:49does it?

00:51:51Spies are not always caught, Colonel,

00:51:53even under the Pest administration.

00:51:56Nor do executions stop resistance.

00:51:59Very true.

00:52:01Searching homes,

00:52:02barns, and cellars

00:52:03is difficult at best.

00:52:06But they should all be searched.

00:52:09They have.

00:52:11Freak and lazins?

00:52:16Why do you ask that?

00:52:17Just because it happens to be

00:52:19a Norwegian home.

00:52:21Merely a technicality.

00:52:24I trust Freak and laziness

00:52:25I do myself.

00:52:27Yet, for the record,

00:52:29foreignness is

00:52:30foreignness.

00:52:34It would appear rather strange

00:52:35if I had to search

00:52:36the home of the lady

00:52:38I was about to marry.

00:52:41Why?

00:52:43I didn't know.

00:52:45Marriage?

00:52:47I had no idea.

00:52:50Oh, yes.

00:52:50I have planned it

00:52:51for quite some time.

00:52:53I had hoped

00:52:54that the wedding

00:52:54might be this week.

00:52:57We should be honored

00:52:59to have you attend, Colonel.

00:53:01Oh, I should be honored to come.

00:53:03If you excuse me now.

00:53:06Madam Major,

00:53:09old army or new,

00:53:10we both follow

00:53:13a great destiny.

00:53:15We should act together.

00:53:17certainly, Colonel.

00:53:19Harley, love.

00:53:21Harley, love.

00:53:22We should try it as herring.

00:53:24It's excellent, delicious.

00:53:26What do you expect me to say

00:53:27when you announce our engagement

00:53:29to Colonel von Elsa

00:53:30as though it were a communique

00:53:31without even consulting me?

00:53:34But surely, darling,

00:53:35it's no surprise.

00:53:36Why don't you want to marry me?

00:53:38If you and von Elsa

00:53:39set the date

00:53:41sounds more military

00:53:42than romantic.

00:53:43The devil with Elsa.

00:53:45He will be honored

00:53:46to greet you as my wife.

00:53:50If it were possible,

00:53:51I'd make it tonight.

00:53:53Is that romantic enough

00:53:55for you?

00:53:56Overwhelming.

00:53:57Only who decides

00:53:58the possibility of tonight?

00:54:00You or I?

00:54:02Oh, I...

00:54:03I must go to Alvin

00:54:05for a couple of days

00:54:06to inspect the munitions planned.

00:54:11But I'll be back on Thursday.

00:54:13Then we shall be married.

00:54:15With a state ceremony.

00:54:18What do you think of that?

00:54:20Thursday.

00:54:22Oh, but I must have

00:54:23a little more time

00:54:24to prepare for anything

00:54:25as splendid as that.

00:54:26Just a few more days, perhaps.

00:54:28Time passes so quickly

00:54:29when a woman's

00:54:30near the man she loves.

00:54:32I must insist, my dear.

00:54:34Thursday.

00:54:55Alan.

00:54:58Nick.

00:55:03So, where have you been?

00:55:04I've waited for you all day.

00:55:05I must have walked

00:55:06at least 50 miles around here.

00:55:07Oh, darling, I'm sorry.

00:55:09Oh, I'm locked up in this cellar.

00:55:10White Dictus jail

00:55:11couldn't be worse.

00:55:13Believe me, Alan,

00:55:14it's much worse.

00:55:20Is there anything wrong?

00:55:23I went for a drive

00:55:24this afternoon along the coast.

00:55:26You might have taken

00:55:27a fellow with you.

00:55:32I did.

00:55:33The major.

00:55:34Or rather, he took me.

00:55:35Oh?

00:55:37What happened?

00:55:39He proposed to me.

00:55:41Oh, quite a drive.

00:55:42You accepted him, of course.

00:55:45Of course.

00:55:46Did he, uh,

00:55:47set the happy day?

00:55:48Thursday.

00:55:50The night of the raid.

00:55:56That's fine.

00:55:59He can combine his wedding

00:56:01with his funeral.

00:56:09Alan, Dictus's going to live.

00:56:12I'm going to marry him.

00:56:16I don't quite follow, darling.

00:56:17What's the joke?

00:56:19No joke.

00:56:21Huh?

00:56:23Darling,

00:56:23when Dictus suspected me,

00:56:25he had to die.

00:56:25Not just to save me,

00:56:27but to save my usefulness.

00:56:28Yes, but, uh,

00:56:29why change anything?

00:56:29Because I was wrong.

00:56:31He didn't really suspect me.

00:56:32It was Colonel Von Elsa.

00:56:33He put the suspicion

00:56:34into Dictus's mind.

00:56:35And his,

00:56:36his love,

00:56:37or vanity,

00:56:38made him fight it.

00:56:39And now his answer

00:56:40to Von Elsa

00:56:40is that he wants to marry me.

00:56:42Don't you see

00:56:42what that means, dear?

00:56:43As his wife,

00:56:44I'm protected

00:56:44and more useful than ever.

00:56:46He's more useful to us.

00:56:48He cannot be killed.

00:56:50This is what you meant yesterday

00:56:51when you spoke about

00:56:52a possible change in plan.

00:56:54I wasn't certain yesterday,

00:56:55but today I'm sure.

00:56:58Oh, you're insane, Nick.

00:56:59There's only one thing

00:57:00for you to do,

00:57:00and that's to go right

00:57:01back to England with me.

00:57:03Oh, Alan, I can't,

00:57:04and please don't talk

00:57:05about it anymore.

00:57:06It's preposterous.

00:57:07How long do you give yourself

00:57:08in this new relationship?

00:57:10I haven't the faintest idea.

00:57:12Do you know

00:57:12what the average life

00:57:13of a member

00:57:13of the Norwegian Underground is?

00:57:15Six months,

00:57:15and you've been in it

00:57:16more than a year.

00:57:17Darling,

00:57:17one doesn't join the Underground

00:57:18saying I'll give it a month,

00:57:19six months,

00:57:20or maybe a year,

00:57:21and then may I be relieved.

00:57:21I know that.

00:57:22One stays.

00:57:23But Dicta's a weak,

00:57:24conniving maniac.

00:57:25Now that Van Else

00:57:26has planted the suspicion

00:57:27in his mind,

00:57:27he might turn on you

00:57:28the very day

00:57:29after you're married.

00:57:30Oh, Alan,

00:57:30you don't think

00:57:31it's easy for me.

00:57:35Don't let's have

00:57:35any personal feelings now.

00:57:37I'm trying not to.

00:57:41Today in Norway,

00:57:42personal life doesn't exist.

00:57:43It's to be thrown away

00:57:44without a thought

00:57:45if it'll help.

00:57:45Yes, yes, I know.

00:57:47I'm sorry, darling,

00:57:48I do understand.

00:57:49But I'm trying

00:57:49to look at all the facts.

00:57:50I'm trying to see

00:57:51where anything useful

00:57:51is accomplished.

00:57:52How can one tell?

00:57:53One just waits and listens.

00:57:55This afternoon in the car

00:57:56while telling me

00:57:56why we'd have to wait

00:57:57till Thursday,

00:57:57he dropped that

00:57:58he was going to Alvin

00:57:58about a munitions plant.

00:58:00Obviously such a plant

00:58:01is being built there.

00:58:02I sent word to Enrood.

00:58:04Alvin?

00:58:05One such bit of information,

00:58:06if it were just one

00:58:06in a whole year,

00:58:07it could make the difference

00:58:08of hundreds of lives.

00:58:10But Nick,

00:58:11there's nothing but

00:58:12a fish cannery

00:58:12at Alvin.

00:58:14Oh, they're probably

00:58:15converting it.

00:58:17I know this country

00:58:18very well.

00:58:19My munitions plant

00:58:20at Alvin would be absurd.

00:58:21There's no railway

00:58:22anywhere near there.

00:58:23They'd have to ship

00:58:23all the stuff out by sea

00:58:24in the face of our blockade.

00:58:26Oh, the Nazis

00:58:27are far from fools.

00:58:28Why should he mention it?

00:58:30Just one reason.

00:58:32To make very sure of you.

00:58:34A trap?

00:58:35Why not?

00:58:37Impossible.

00:58:38What's impossible

00:58:38to a Nazi?

00:58:41I don't believe it.

00:58:42At headquarters in England,

00:58:43then they'd know

00:58:43as much as you do.

00:58:44And if there were

00:58:44any doubt about it,

00:58:45they wouldn't bomb it.

00:58:46Well, they'd make sure.

00:58:47Just cost them a few bumps

00:58:49to do it on their way over.

00:58:50And that would be all

00:58:51that Dictor would want to know.

00:58:55If that's what he's after.

00:58:57Nick, Nick,

00:58:58has the information gone?

00:59:00It must have.

00:59:01Well, try to stop it.

00:59:05I couldn't do that.

00:59:06Why not?

00:59:07Because you may be wrong.

00:59:08That's just the measure

00:59:09of risk in it.

00:59:10If everyone hesitated

00:59:11because of the risk,

00:59:12why, I've seen

00:59:1215-year-old children

00:59:13who didn't,

00:59:14and old men and women.

00:59:16Don't you think

00:59:16I've had to ask myself

00:59:17thousands of times,

00:59:18am I capable

00:59:19of as much as they're doing?

00:59:20This is no ordinary risk, Nick.

00:59:22We're talking of you and Dictor.

00:59:23I see no difference.

00:59:24Well, I do.

00:59:25In this case,

00:59:26instead of being courageous

00:59:26and heroic,

00:59:27you're being downright stupid.

00:59:28Well, then I am stupid

00:59:29and that's the only way I know.

00:59:32I'm sorry, darling.

00:59:33I'm sorry.

00:59:33Forgive me.

00:59:35I'm sorry.

00:59:35Maybe I was looking at this

00:59:36in a personal way.

00:59:38You're right.

00:59:38Yes, you're right.

00:59:39We'll do it your way.

00:59:41Dictor shall live

00:59:42and you're going to stay.

00:59:45That Major Dichtor

00:59:46is still at Alvin.

00:59:47I expect him back Thursday,

00:59:49not before.

00:59:51Yes, Captain.

00:59:52I'll tell him

00:59:52as soon as he returns.

00:59:54That was Captain Schloss.

00:59:55Delighted about your wedding.

00:59:56Will definitely attend.

00:59:58Hello?

01:00:00Major Stengel.

01:00:03Oh, uh,

01:00:04Major Dichtor

01:00:05is still in Alvin.

01:00:07Where were you supposed

01:00:08to be picked up?

01:00:09Oh,

01:00:10here,

01:00:11at this point

01:00:12where I landed.

01:00:12Of course,

01:00:13that was to be

01:00:13after the raid

01:00:15when I'd done the job

01:00:16I came for.

01:00:19I hate to be cheated

01:00:20of the whole show, Nick.

01:00:23I wish I could get down

01:00:24when they land

01:00:25and be part of the action.

01:00:27How could I get

01:00:28to that point

01:00:28at 11.30?

01:00:31I think Saren

01:00:31can help you.

01:00:32There's an old cart

01:00:33we've used sometimes.

01:00:34It's a wooden cart.

01:00:35Be rather slow,

01:00:36take you about an hour.

01:00:37You'd have to leave

01:00:37at 10.30.

01:00:41You wouldn't be back

01:00:41from the ceremony

01:00:42then, would you, Nick?

01:00:45No, I think not.

01:00:51Will I see you

01:00:52before you leave the house?

01:00:54Yes,

01:00:54of course I am.

01:00:58Now, let me tell you

01:00:59the plan of the raid.

01:01:00The men land

01:01:01on either side of the town,

01:01:02here

01:01:03and here.

01:01:04They come ashore

01:01:05at 11.30 p.m.

01:01:07Then they work up

01:01:07through the woods

01:01:08until they make a circle

01:01:09around the town.

01:01:09Now, all the oil dumps

01:01:11are inside that circle.

01:01:26Another hour

01:01:26and we shall be

01:01:27off-starting.

01:01:29Good.

01:01:30A ample time

01:01:31for debarkation.

01:01:33Yes.

01:01:33The weather's with us.

01:01:35We should be able

01:01:36to lie in

01:01:36very close.

01:01:42The car is here,

01:01:43Frukin.

01:01:44Yes, I know.

01:01:45Saren,

01:01:45will you get some clothes

01:01:46for Captain Lowell?

01:01:47And don't forget

01:01:47he'll need a gun

01:01:48and a watch.

01:01:49Have you arranged

01:01:49about the cart?

01:01:50Everything will be

01:01:51taken care of.

01:02:05Sir,

01:02:06would you say goodbye

01:02:07to Captain Lowell

01:02:08for me?

01:02:08I...

01:02:09I don't think

01:02:10I can see him.

01:02:23Nick.

01:02:28You were going

01:02:29without saying goodbye.

01:02:31Alan,

01:02:33I've been able

01:02:34to do many things.

01:02:35I was too cowardly

01:02:37for that.

01:02:40No.

01:02:44Don't come near her,

01:02:45please.

01:02:49More beautiful

01:02:49than I've ever seen you.

01:02:54You're lying, darling.

01:02:58Look at Nick.

01:03:20Yes, Lieutenant.

01:03:21Pardon me, Major.

01:03:22I don't know

01:03:23how important this is,

01:03:24but the fish canary

01:03:25at Alvin

01:03:25has just been bombed.

01:03:32It is of no importance.

01:04:05Hey, John.

01:04:28Achtung!

01:04:31First get us

01:04:32gear!

01:04:33Come here!

01:04:56We are gathered here to live in the anniversary of the Major Paul Dichter and Fr. Nico Larsen.

01:05:05We are gathered here.

01:05:13Our leader has taught us that the woman is the mother of the people.

01:05:19Her love comes from her man, in which name she is a fighter.

01:05:24In the name of our leader, I am now a man.

01:05:29Heil Hitler!

01:05:31Heil Hitler!

01:05:32Heil Hitler!

01:05:40Is the Major Dichter?

01:05:58The Major and his wife will stay in town tonight, at her house.

01:06:07Yes, of course. I will leave at once.

01:06:19Is that you, Sergeant?

01:06:20Yes.

01:06:25I have civilian trousers for you in the jacket, Captain Laurel.

01:06:28The cart will be here in 15 minutes.

01:06:30Here.

01:06:31Ah, that's what I need to watch.

01:06:33Is it set right?

01:06:34To the second.

01:06:35The ceremony should be over by now, then.

01:06:36Yes, it is.

01:06:37One of Dichter's men has just phoned me.

01:06:39They have changed their plans.

01:06:40Major Dichter and Fr. Nico Larsen are going to spend the night here.

01:06:43Changed their plans?

01:06:44I was asked to get out of the house for the night.

01:06:47Well, that's strange.

01:06:49I wonder why.

01:06:58Sir, have you heard anything from Alvin?

01:07:01Is there any news of a bombing raid there?

01:07:03No.

01:07:03I've heard nothing.

01:07:05Why do you ask?

01:07:07Oh, I don't really know.

01:07:08Let's try to put something together.

01:07:10You better put those clothes on now.

01:07:11You haven't much time.

01:07:25Coordinate your watches at 10.30.

01:07:33Now.

01:07:37When she has changed the clothes and the honeymoon couple is safely on their way,

01:07:42I would like several men to accompany me to Fröken Larsen's house.

01:07:47Yes, sir.

01:07:50I should remember to say, Frau Major Dichter's house.

01:08:11Sirin!

01:08:13Sirin!

01:08:17That's odd.

01:08:21I'll be down in a moment, darling.

01:08:24Yes, dear Est.

01:08:58Well, you've got us right here.

01:08:58It's dad's back in season eight and special.

01:08:58Oh, dear color is geil!

01:09:00As well andems back in season eight and dim hits the low floor of theств配 tota apart

01:09:00going into the limbo bridge in a studio's house.

01:09:00Andy?

01:09:00Oh no, I can't wait!

01:09:01You'll see me tomorrow!

01:09:01Oh no!

01:09:17it's just on 11 o'clock stop the engines

01:09:23full speed astern

01:09:29parches are ready to be lords sir man the barges good luck fellas

01:09:55on

01:09:56on

01:10:19Deploy your carriers to cover both flanks of men returning to Beachhead.

01:10:22Yes, sir.

01:16:17It's been a big day.

01:16:18You freak.

01:16:19Yes?

01:16:20Come on.

01:16:24Goodbye, sir.

01:16:31God bless you.

01:16:34There's a car coming.

01:16:52Isn't that Major Dichter's car?

01:16:54Yes.

01:16:55Follow it.

01:16:56Yes.

01:17:00That's not Major Dichter,

01:17:01driving with his charming bride.

01:17:03Too bad they should be separated tonight of all nights.

01:17:06Perhaps you should turn back and have a word with Major Dichter.

01:17:08I'd much rather have a word with the man who is taking his place.

01:17:13Who's in that car?

01:17:15Can you see who it is?

01:17:16It's one else, sir.

01:17:18I think he's following us.

01:17:26Fire a few shots.

01:17:28Maybe it will stop them.

01:17:37He seems very anxious to get away from us.

01:17:59How far are the oil dunks?

01:18:01About three or four miles.

01:18:02You can pass them on this road.

01:18:05Alan, what time do they blow up there?

01:18:07Oh, with plenty of time.

01:18:09Unless this German car has too much airsides in it.

01:18:17Two more wires to come, sir.

01:18:18Be sure everyone's clear before you punch that time clock.

01:18:23What time is it?

01:18:26Seven minutes past twelve.

01:18:28Alan, tell me the truth.

01:18:29How much time have we?

01:18:30Three minutes.

01:18:32At 12.10 the oil dunks are going.

01:18:34So is the road.

01:18:36We've got to be on the other side.

01:19:03One more wiring party to come, sir.

01:19:18One more wiring party to come, sir.

01:19:2255 seconds

01:19:3720 seconds

01:19:40The oil dumps

01:19:43The lad with the plunger doesn't get itchy fingers

01:19:485 seconds

01:19:56Go

01:20:09One else, sir

01:20:11Good

01:20:17Look out!

01:20:28Alan!

01:20:29Oh, hello, old boy

01:20:31Noisier brutes, aren't you?

01:20:33That was another squeak

01:20:34Never expected you on this road

01:20:37Knew your wife gave you a watch for Christmas

01:20:38Kept hoping she'd spared no expense

01:20:40Hello, Smith

01:20:41Hi, Roberts

01:20:42Nice to see you, sir

01:20:43Oh

01:20:44Oh, Miss Larson

01:20:45Captain Langton

01:20:46So glad you're safe

01:20:47Thank you

01:20:47Oh, the sea trip will do us all good

01:20:50That's the nearest way to the beach

01:20:51Go ahead

01:20:52We'll hang around for a few minutes in case we've missed anything

01:20:54All right

01:20:56By the way, Alan

01:20:57Speaking of missing anything, did you, uh...

01:21:00Didn't miss a thing, old man

01:21:01There it is

01:21:02In the back of the car

01:21:04Splendid

01:21:04We'll see the Nazis find them in a good place

01:21:06All right

01:21:32All right

01:21:57Don't look back, darling. Don't.

01:22:00Alan.

01:22:00Yes, dear?

01:22:02I'm the widow of a German hero.

01:22:04Do you realize what that means?

01:22:06What?

01:22:07What are you talking about?

01:22:08It's too good an opportunity to miss.

01:22:09For Nelson dead, too.

01:22:10There'll be a new commandant.

01:22:11He'll respect me.

01:22:12I'll have his confidence.

01:22:14I must go back.

01:22:15Have you gone mad, Nick?

01:22:16Oh, but don't you see, dear?

01:22:17I'm above suspicion now.

01:22:19Well, I won't have it.

01:22:21You've done more than your share,

01:22:22more than any woman could be expected to do.

01:22:24I'll quit when you quit.

01:22:26I have a chance to fight back.

01:22:27You haven't.

01:22:28No, Nick.

01:22:29We're not saying goodbye again, ever.

01:22:30Oh, but darling,

01:22:32it isn't that kind of a world anymore.

01:22:34People don't dance and laugh and ski

01:22:36as we once used to.

01:22:38They still love.

01:22:40I'll never stop doing that, Alan.

01:22:42That's the answer I want.

01:22:43It's you and I together, Nick.

01:22:44From now on.

01:22:50The better we do our job,

01:22:51the fewer will go back like that.

01:22:53If I could save just one,

01:22:55is that one is you?

01:22:57Yes, but darling...

01:22:57I'm not being noble, dear.

01:22:59Just selfish.

01:23:00Very, very selfish.

01:23:01Like any woman in love.

01:23:03We've been very lucky.

01:23:05We've had something.

01:23:06A great deal.

01:23:07You'll be shoving off directly, Alan.

01:23:09All right-o.

01:23:09See you on the barge, Miss Larson.

01:23:12I want to kiss you, Alan.

01:23:13You're not going back.

01:23:14I won't let you.

01:23:17I want to kiss you.

01:23:19And no more talk about going back.

01:23:22No more talk.

01:23:34Hello, sir.

01:23:36Afraid I forgot to duck.

01:23:37Oh, hello, Jackson.

01:23:38What rotten luck.

01:23:41Well, it's not so bad at that.

01:23:43A few weeks in the country.

01:23:44Pretty nurses.

01:23:44Maybe a medal.

01:23:45You were always the one to come out on top.

01:23:48See you in England, Jackson.

01:23:52Nick?

01:23:55Nick!

01:23:59Nick!

01:24:01Nick!

01:24:05Nick!

01:24:06Hurry, Alan.

01:24:07We're shoving off.

01:24:10Nick!

01:24:12Nick!

01:24:27After Lowell.

01:24:29After Lowell.

01:24:31Report to barge number one.

01:24:34Nick!

01:24:37Nick!

01:25:07Well, that's that.

01:25:09We got everything we came for.

01:25:11Oh, I don't know.

01:25:13Still a lot of unfinished business.

01:25:15We'll be coming back.

01:25:17You can depend on that.

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