Shout At The Devil Full Movie
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00:00:30All right.
00:00:32Stay awake, boys.
00:00:34All right.
00:00:36Captain Sanzibar.
00:00:41Reduce to 30.
00:00:45Bridge to engine room. Reduce to 30.
00:00:48Yes, reduce to 30.
00:00:50Bridge to engine room.
00:00:52Yes, reduce to 30.
00:00:54Yes, reduce to 30.
00:00:56Bridge to engine room. Reduce to 30.
00:00:58Yes, reduce to 30.
00:01:00Signal from Berlin.
00:01:02What does it say?
00:01:04It's from Admiral Sturff, Berlin. 0800 hours.
00:01:06Due to British pressure,
00:01:08Sultan of Sanzibar refuses docking facilities.
00:01:11Proceed Dar es Salaam.
00:01:14Damn the British.
00:01:16They behave as if they own the whole of Africa.
00:01:18One day we'll show them.
00:01:26Dar es Salaam
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00:04:28Listen, El Capitan, my boy.
00:04:30The area is crawling with elephants.
00:04:32There hasn't been a shot fire
00:04:34in the Refugee Dell in 20 years.
00:04:36So I go in there,
00:04:38and bang, bang,
00:04:40I bring you back 20,000 pounds
00:04:42worth of ivory.
00:04:44They are the German Kaiser's elephants.
00:04:46Look, we send them
00:04:48a thank you letter later.
00:04:50You will bring back 20,000 pounds
00:04:52worth of ivory through German territory.
00:04:54Not a bit of it.
00:04:56I borrow one of your stinking boats,
00:04:58and I'll sail up the Refugee
00:05:00and sail the ivory out.
00:05:02So I lose one of my dowels
00:05:04worth 2,000 English pounds.
00:05:06There is a German battle...
00:05:08I know all about the bloacher,
00:05:10but I'll figure that one out.
00:05:16We'll fly the British flag.
00:05:18They may still stop you.
00:05:20And they get the ivory,
00:05:22and you...
00:05:32Oh!
00:05:38Not if I have an English girlfriend.
00:05:40Have you?
00:05:44Yes.
00:05:46He doesn't know I do.
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00:06:02I see you've found
00:06:04your legs already.
00:06:06I'm so glad that we don't have to go any further.
00:06:08No, we go up country tomorrow.
00:06:10When do you sail again?
00:06:12Tomorrow morning.
00:06:14Oh, well, if you've only got one day
00:06:16in Zanzibar, Mr. Oldsmith,
00:06:18you should let Cynthia show you around.
00:06:20I'm sure Mr. Oldsmith can find
00:06:22his own way around, Mama.
00:06:24I'm sure you would add to its pleasure.
00:06:26This way.
00:06:34Is your room at the hotel comfortable?
00:06:36Yes, but Mama and Papa
00:06:38are right next door,
00:06:40and the walls are very thin.
00:06:42Oh, pity.
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00:07:12There's no need
00:07:14We don't need to go all the way to Australia, plenty of opportunities here.
00:07:17My husband has a large plantation.
00:07:19It's no use, Mama.
00:07:21Mr. Oldsmith is determined to go to Australia.
00:07:23But it's such a long way away.
00:07:25Perhaps that's why he's going.
00:07:28Do you have family there?
00:07:31A distant cousin.
00:07:33He's in sheep. I'm going to work with him.
00:07:35You know anything about sheep?
00:07:37Wool on the outside, mutton on the inside.
00:07:40That's very good.
00:07:45Your family must be very sad to see you leave.
00:07:49I mean, Australia is on the other side of the world.
00:07:52I think that's the bit that appealed to them most.
00:07:55Well, if you'll forgive me, I must turn in.
00:07:58The ship sails very early.
00:08:00No, no, old chap, let me.
00:08:02No, no, I wouldn't drink.
00:08:04The family chipped in a farewell present.
00:08:06Very touching.
00:08:10Yeah.
00:08:14Is this mine?
00:08:16Is this mine?
00:08:18Is this mine?
00:08:40Is this mine?
00:08:42Is this mine?
00:09:10Is this mine?
00:09:40I've already told you.
00:09:55I've already told you.
00:09:57They took my 200 pounds in sovereigns in your hotel.
00:10:01And I have told you it is most unfortunate, Mr. Oldschool.
00:10:05Oldsmith.
00:10:07But, Mr. Oldsmith,
00:10:09the bill is still 100 rupees.
00:10:11Damn it, old man. They took all my money.
00:10:14My passport, my letters of introduction,
00:10:16and my sailing ticket to Australia.
00:10:19I am sorry, Mr. Oldsmith.
00:10:21It will not be possible to go to Australia
00:10:23until you pay your bill here.
00:10:25It will not be possible to go to Australia
00:10:28because they stole my sailing ticket.
00:10:30And it will not be possible to pay your damn bill
00:10:33because they stole my money.
00:10:34Now, can you get that through your thick head?
00:10:37Now, Mr. Oldsmith.
00:10:38Now, hold on a second.
00:10:40Excuse me. Did I hear you referred to as Mr. Oldsmith?
00:10:43Sebastian Oldsmith.
00:10:45You wouldn't be one of the Leicestershire Oldsmiths, would you?
00:10:49Good Lord.
00:10:51You know my family?
00:10:52Oh, I've never had the honor personally,
00:10:54but I know of a fine, fine family.
00:10:57Now, what's this about a bill, Eugene?
00:10:59A bill for 100 rupees.
00:11:01Mohammed, give the man a sovereign
00:11:04and let him keep the chain.
00:11:07Now, allow me to introduce myself.
00:11:10My name is Flynn Patrick O'Flynn,
00:11:13but you can just call me Flynn.
00:11:15Rhymes with gin.
00:11:17Which reminds me,
00:11:19doesn't every American know
00:11:21that all Englishmen are great sailors?
00:11:24Not all of us, exactly.
00:11:26Listen, there's nothing to it, Bassie, my boy.
00:11:29Sebastian.
00:11:31Sebastian.
00:11:33I just need a helping hand.
00:11:55Ah, the nation that gave us great Nelson and Oldsmith.
00:11:59Don't cheer up, Bassie, my boy.
00:12:01There's the mouth of the Refugee Deltas.
00:12:04Yeah, cheers.
00:12:32You know, the Germans
00:12:34have never properly claimed this area.
00:12:36To whom does it belong, then?
00:12:38Well, it could belong to us if we wanted to claim it.
00:12:41Or I could claim it for America.
00:12:43Or I could claim it for Britain.
00:12:45I'll tell you what.
00:12:47I'll flip you for it.
00:12:49Heads Britain, tails America.
00:12:52We are gathered here today
00:12:54in the sight of God
00:12:56to join together this in holy matrimony.
00:12:59That's the wedding ceremony, Bassie.
00:13:01I haven't done this sort of thing before.
00:13:03Say something decent.
00:13:05All right.
00:13:07I, uh, I hereby claim this territory
00:13:11in the name of His Most Gracious Majesty George V.
00:13:15King of England, Ireland,
00:13:18defender of the faith.
00:13:20Et cetera, et cetera. Where's the flag?
00:13:22There's a lot more.
00:13:24God bless the king.
00:13:26Thank you.
00:13:28Now, uh, what are you gonna name the place?
00:13:31Well, I thought I'd name it after Mother.
00:13:34What's her name?
00:13:36Um, Gertrude.
00:13:38Gertrude? Yes.
00:13:40We'll think of a name later.
00:13:42Let's get on with it. Now, raise the flag.
00:13:54Go on.
00:13:56I can't get any higher, Flynn.
00:13:58Well, fix it there.
00:14:00How?
00:14:02Bahamut.
00:14:15We won't sing the national anthem
00:14:17because the boys don't know the words.
00:14:19Come on. Let's show some jumbo.
00:14:22Oh, Flynn!
00:14:26What did you do?
00:14:56Oh, my God!
00:15:26Oh, my God!
00:15:40Get off of him!
00:15:46Oh, God!
00:15:48Oh, my God!
00:15:50Oh, my God!
00:16:08Hold it. Hold it.
00:16:20Hold it!
00:16:50Stop!
00:16:52What's he babbling about?
00:16:59Huh?
00:17:01He says you are his father and his mother.
00:17:03I am not his mother.
00:17:05He crawls on his belly before you.
00:17:07He says the fine redness of your face
00:17:09and the great thickness of your body
00:17:11blinds him with beauty.
00:17:13It's a pig I'm here to tell me that.
00:17:16These men have been seen on the river.
00:17:18They put on a tree, a flag,
00:17:20which is red and blue and white,
00:17:22having crosses with thin crosses.
00:17:26Since they do this,
00:17:28their guns speak along the riverbank.
00:17:30There is great killing of elephants
00:17:32so that the vultures which came down for the meat
00:17:34darken the sun by their wings.
00:17:36Flynn! Oh, Flynn!
00:17:38A storm patrol immediately!
00:17:40Oh, Flynn, here!
00:17:42This time we're getting you!
00:17:45Hang him from the tree with that accursed flag!
00:17:47We'll let him dance on air!
00:18:00Telegraph this message
00:18:02to the governor, Donna Salam, immediately.
00:18:04I'm afraid it's with the British.
00:18:06We may need help.
00:18:08Get the patrol boat ready.
00:18:10This time we will get him, Flynn.
00:18:12Hurry up, Wendy!
00:18:24All right, keep on moving.
00:18:26Move! We got to get out of here.
00:18:38Two and a half tons of us an ounce.
00:18:40Yes, we make quite a good team.
00:18:42Maybe we should go into partnership.
00:18:44Let's get going. Mohammed's waiting.
00:18:46Oh, by the way, Flynn,
00:18:48that scar on his neck,
00:18:50I'd have liked to bring it up before.
00:18:52He may be sensitive, but he's tried to hang himself.
00:18:54Somebody tried to do it for him.
00:18:56A fat pig by the name of Herman Fleischer.
00:18:58He's the German commissioner up in the Hengi.
00:19:00Oh, what for?
00:19:02Just for the fun of it, I guess.
00:19:04When I got to him in time,
00:19:06he's been with me ever since.
00:19:08You're not coming?
00:19:10Oh, no, I'm going back overland. It's quicker that way.
00:19:12I can set up a deal before you get there.
00:19:14You never said anything about me going overland.
00:19:16You must have slipped my mind.
00:19:18I can't manage a dower, may I?
00:19:20Don't worry about it. Mohammed will take care of you.
00:19:22Now get going.
00:19:38Get Flynn!
00:19:40Jesus, my shoulder!
00:19:44Get down.
00:19:46Get down!
00:19:48Get down!
00:19:50Oh, Jesus, my shoulder!
00:19:52Oh!
00:19:54Oh!
00:19:56Oh!
00:19:58Oh!
00:20:00Oh!
00:20:02Get down!
00:20:04Get down!
00:20:36We got him.
00:20:59I think we got him.
00:21:00He cannot get across.
00:21:01If Krogo dies, we'll get him.
00:21:02The other men have taken the ivory.
00:21:03Down the river, behind the old boat.
00:21:10Fetch the ammo.
00:21:14Rush!
00:21:16Not so slowly!
00:21:23Now we make the English swine dance.
00:21:28Before we make the English swine dance!
00:23:29Go away!
00:23:33Get out! Get away from me!
00:23:42Get out of here! Go on! Get out!
00:23:58Come on.
00:24:12Ah, Bassie, my boy.
00:24:14I never thought I'd live to see the day when I'd be happy to see you.
00:24:28Sorry, Flint. The bullet's still in there.
00:24:45Now, not too much of that stuff.
00:24:48Best anesthetic in the world.
00:24:51Hurry up, boys.
00:24:53Take the barn. Go ahead.
00:24:58Put more logs under fire.
00:25:00Come on. Let's get him.
00:25:05Hey! Full speed ahead!
00:25:09Full speed ahead!
00:25:12Full speed ahead! Full speed ahead!
00:25:19Don't wait for them!
00:25:37That should stop the bleeding.
00:25:43What's that noise, Mohammed?
00:25:51Fleischer?
00:26:00Flint, the Germans are coming.
00:26:03Order a drink, my boy. Order a drink.
00:26:08Mohammed, get those watercars, all those sacks.
00:26:10Stack them up at the back. Form a barricade.
00:26:12You, come on.
00:26:15Now, come on. Move quickly, men.
00:26:18That's right. Stack them up.
00:26:20Right now. Bring your rifles.
00:26:22Come on!
00:26:24I'll be waiting for you.
00:26:28Here, take this.
00:26:30Right.
00:26:32There.
00:26:38I'm so scared.
00:26:54Hold him.
00:26:56Mohammed, get ready to lay this net over the stern.
00:27:00Won't do as I tell you, dammit!
00:27:08Give me the tip.
00:27:13Come on!
00:27:19Watch him in your sights.
00:27:22Now, start paying it over.
00:27:29Don't let it get snagged.
00:27:38Watch his head!
00:27:40They're gaining on him.
00:27:53Right. Don't fire until I give the command.
00:27:55Take cover. We must draw them into the net.
00:28:01Steady.
00:28:08Steady, lads. Steady.
00:28:10Take cover!
00:28:27Fire!
00:28:37Fire!
00:28:55Fire!
00:29:07Fire!
00:29:38Fire!
00:29:43Stop it!
00:29:51Stop the engine!
00:29:53We've done it! We've done it!
00:29:55Land!
00:29:58Clear the view!
00:30:01Land! Land!
00:30:04Land! We've done it!
00:30:07We've done it!
00:30:12Get rid of that net!
00:30:38Pull up. Pull up.
00:30:55There's the river mouth.
00:30:57They've escaped to the sea.
00:31:00Keep going.
00:31:07Keep going.
00:31:26Sir Blucher!
00:31:28Now we have got them!
00:31:38The English have landed a full-scale expeditionary force on our territory.
00:31:42Is this correct?
00:31:44Well, in fact, it was one vessel.
00:31:48Of what armament?
00:31:50It was actually unarmed.
00:31:52Of what type?
00:31:55An Arab Dao.
00:31:58An Arab Dao?
00:32:00Yes, sir.
00:32:02Of what type?
00:32:04An Arab Dao.
00:32:07A Dao?
00:32:09This is ridiculous.
00:32:10The Kaiser has delivered an ultimatum to the British in Berlin.
00:32:13Where is this Dao? What explanation have you?
00:32:16This was arrayed by our enemy O'Flynn, a notorious ivory poacher...
00:32:21...and an unknown Englishman.
00:32:24A battlecruiser?
00:32:26The most powerful ship in the Indian Ocean to catch a pair of common criminals in a Dao?
00:32:31This is ridiculous!
00:32:33We'll be laughingstock!
00:32:35Only if they escape to tell their story.
00:32:39But were they to disappear without trace...
00:32:53Cheers.
00:33:02A ship.
00:33:07It's a battleship.
00:33:09It must be British.
00:33:12Flynn! Flynn!
00:33:14Flynn, there's a British warship coming.
00:33:16They're bound to have a doctor on board.
00:33:18It's a funny chef's titch, my boy.
00:33:21Why not shag all righty, son?
00:33:37She's getting close.
00:33:40She doesn't seem to be reducing speed.
00:33:43That's funny.
00:33:45What the hell's she up to?
00:33:51She's gonna ram a slam-bang right up the arse, that's what she's gonna do.
00:33:54They can't do that.
00:33:55You want to bet?
00:33:57That's the goddamn Blucher.
00:34:05Mohammed, get him in that life belt and stay with him.
00:34:08No matter what happens, stay close to him.
00:34:12Get me a rifle, Mohammed.
00:34:15Oh, whatever.
00:34:20Come on in, you bastards!
00:34:44Come on.
00:35:15God almighty, she's coming back at us!
00:35:20Flynn!
00:35:24That's twice as a bad trick.
00:35:28Machine guns is fine.
00:35:30Reduce speed.
00:35:32Yes, sir.
00:35:34Slow ahead.
00:35:36Ah!
00:35:38Ah!
00:35:40Ah!
00:35:43Ah!
00:35:53You've waited a long time to get off, Flynn.
00:35:56This is my ship, commissioner.
00:35:58All right, Rob.
00:36:02Go on, I tell you, don't get yellow-bellied, bastard!
00:36:07Screamer!
00:36:09Over here!
00:36:13Oh!
00:36:23Screamer!
00:36:25These men are criminals.
00:36:27You are defeating the ends of justice.
00:36:29This is an outrage.
00:36:31The governor will have a full report on your conduct.
00:36:33This entire ridiculous episode is of your making, commissioner.
00:36:38Now do not expect me to commit murder on your behalf.
00:36:41Full ahead!
00:36:43Full ahead.
00:37:05Oh!
00:37:07Oh!
00:37:10Oh!
00:37:14Mohammed, give me the gin.
00:37:18That's the best idea you've had yet.
00:37:20I'm pleased to tell you, Flynn, this is going to hurt even more.
00:37:23Oh! Hey, that's me gin! You're wasting it!
00:37:26Oh!
00:37:28You're wasting it!
00:37:30Oh!
00:37:32Oh!
00:37:39Oh!
00:38:09Oh!
00:38:30Flynn?
00:38:33It's Lant.
00:38:36Lant!
00:38:39Lant!
00:38:59Don't freak. It'll tear us to pieces.
00:39:09Oh!
00:39:39Oh!
00:40:09Oh!
00:40:39Oh!
00:40:55Where's Flynn?
00:41:01Flynn!
00:41:06Flynn!
00:41:09Flynn!
00:41:12Flynn!
00:41:16Looks as though he dragged himself out of here.
00:41:24He's up on his feet.
00:41:26He seems to know where he's going, all right.
00:41:28Thinking I haven't done what I ordered.
00:41:31Oh, why not, sir?
00:41:33As O'Reilly's daughter.
00:41:36Jigga-jigga-jig, what a jig she is.
00:41:38Jiggity-jig, jig-jig-jig.
00:41:41As I was a-sitting in O'Reilly's store.
00:41:45Thinking I hadn't done what I ordered.
00:41:49And then the thought came to my mind.
00:41:52Why not shag O'Reilly's daughter?
00:41:55Jigga-jigga-jig, what a jig she is.
00:41:58Jigga-jigga-jig.
00:42:01Bassey, my boy, they found you.
00:42:05We've been washed up on Portuguese territory.
00:42:08Old Fleischer can't touch us here, huh?
00:42:13Man, this is palm wine, real rotgut.
00:42:16You wouldn't like it.
00:42:18Oh, this is my old friend Lootie and his two lovely daughters.
00:42:30We'll be home in three days, Bassey.
00:42:32Home?
00:42:33Home sweet home. Lollapaloozie.
00:43:03Oh, father.
00:43:27I've come home.
00:43:30And drunk again.
00:43:32Drunk, did you say?
00:43:34Not one drop of Christian gin has crossed these lips in ten days.
00:43:38You're drunk.
00:43:40As poisoned I am by this heathen brew.
00:43:43What's that you've dragged home with you?
00:43:45Oh, this is my old English friend, Sebastian Oldsmith.
00:43:48Bassey, my boy, this is my lovely young daughter, Rose.
00:43:55Daughter?
00:43:56Well, you can take him back to the bar where you found him...
00:43:59or not have another drunk in this house.
00:44:01Just one minute, my young...
00:44:02And that goes for you, too.
00:44:04You set one foot inside this house before you're sober...
00:44:06and I'll blast it off with a shotgun.
00:44:08Now, is that any goddamn way to talk to your poor old father...
00:44:11who's been trying to earn an honest crust?
00:44:17Just like her dear sweet mother, God rest her soul.
00:44:24This man is sick. He's dying of the fever.
00:44:27You're gonna have his blood on your hands.
00:44:32Nanny.
00:44:33I'm here, little one.
00:44:34If you're lying to me, you'll regret it.
00:44:39Nanny.
00:44:45It's the malaria.
00:44:47Nanny, get the big bed ready.
00:44:49Carry him inside.
00:44:51Maman senor.
00:44:54Wait a minute.
00:44:56Now, where do you think you're going?
00:44:58Now, you can stay out here...
00:45:00until you're fit to mix with decent people again.
00:45:02Well, even your mother would let me in the house.
00:45:04Now, you watch that chair.
00:45:06What about my poor wounded leg?
00:45:23Now, you put him in that first bedroom.
00:45:53Oh, my God.
00:46:23Nanny.
00:46:30Nanny.
00:46:53Nanny.
00:47:23Nanny.
00:47:54Nanny, get some clean clothes.
00:47:59Wait.
00:48:01First the nightshirt.
00:48:24Oh, these man is so big.
00:48:26Oh, stop it, Nanny.
00:48:28Don't be afraid, little one.
00:48:30Cannot bite you.
00:48:32It has no teeth.
00:48:54Where...
00:48:58Where am I?
00:49:00Lullipansy.
00:49:03Oh, yes.
00:49:05You're his daughter.
00:49:07Rosa.
00:49:11Rosa.
00:49:15It's a jolly kind of...
00:49:23Now, listen to this.
00:49:25To His Excellency, the governor of Germany, East Africa...
00:49:27Dara Salam.
00:49:29Sir, I have the honor to present my account...
00:49:32for damages arising from the sinking of my dhow...
00:49:35off the mouth of the Rufiji River...
00:49:37on 10 September, 1913.
00:49:40There's a force of that sinking being an act of piracy...
00:49:43by your gunboat, Blucher.
00:49:46One dhow, market value, 5,000 pounds.
00:49:512,000?
00:49:54All right.
00:49:56One 2,000 pounds.
00:49:59All right.
00:50:01Ten rifles, 200 pounds.
00:50:03Various stores and provisions, et cetera, 100 pounds.
00:50:07Injury, suffering and hardship...
00:50:11estimated 200 pounds.
00:50:13Ivory estimated 20,000 pounds.
00:50:18Perhaps you're right.
00:50:20Maybe I better forget the ivory, huh?
00:50:22I would appreciate payment in gold of 2,500 pounds...
00:50:26on or before 25 September, 1913.
00:50:30Failing which, I will take steps to collect same personally.
00:50:34Signed, Flynn Patrick O'Flynn, Esquire.
00:50:38United States Ambassador to Africa.
00:50:42United States Ambassador to Africa.
00:50:50You don't like the ambassador bit, huh?
00:50:53Well, how about, uh, citizen...
00:50:57of the United States...
00:51:01of America.
00:51:06You did a good job of patching up the bullet holes, Muhammad.
00:51:10They look like a bunch of esquires.
00:51:13Now, let's see if they can shoot straight.
00:51:19Now, my turn and follow me.
00:51:30Your mother?
00:51:32Your mother?
00:51:33She died the year after we came here. I was 15.
00:51:36And you've looked after himself ever since?
00:51:38Haven't done a very good job, have I?
00:51:40Oh, much, I know.
00:51:42Actually, I rather feel he can look after himself.
00:51:45With a little help from his gin.
00:51:53Well, there you are, boys.
00:51:55Nothing to it.
00:51:57Now, if you're gonna play at being a bunch of esquires...
00:52:00you gotta learn to shoot straight.
00:52:02Now, hold it like a woman.
00:52:04Firm, but gently.
00:52:06One to get ready.
00:52:08Two to aim.
00:52:10And three to fire.
00:52:24Why, you miserable bunch of scabs...
00:52:27gonna hang in this bath?
00:52:50Will you go to Australia?
00:52:58I'm not sure now.
00:53:00You'll stay?
00:53:03Well, now that I've seen elephants...
00:53:06sheep have lost some of their attraction.
00:53:16Well, Bassie, my boy, you look fine, just fine.
00:53:19I'm sending off some supplies.
00:53:21I thought you might like to have some new clothing, huh?
00:53:24Thirty-four.
00:53:25Thirty-three and a half.
00:53:27Forty-two.
00:53:30Thirty-five.
00:53:34Uh-oh.
00:53:35The boots and the hat might be a problem.
00:53:37Boots and hat? What are you up to?
00:53:39Oh, nothing, my dear, nothing.
00:53:46Nearly time for us to collect our debt from the Krauts.
00:53:49How you coming along on that?
00:53:52Ah, beautiful.
00:53:54Himself will look just grand in that.
00:53:56A little triple do him good, huh?
00:53:58He might have missed you.
00:54:22Fierce competition, eh?
00:54:24Want to watch them dance?
00:54:37What about the dancing?
00:54:41We'll see next year.
00:54:51Here, try this on.
00:54:53What do you want me to try it on for?
00:54:55Well, just for size.
00:55:00We'll have to put paper in it.
00:55:02What is this all about?
00:55:04Their time has come, Bassie, my boy.
00:55:06Whose time?
00:55:08Our German friends.
00:55:10I wrote them a little letter claiming expenses for us.
00:55:13I'm sure they'll like it.
00:55:15I'm sure they'll like it.
00:55:17I'm sure they'll like it.
00:55:19I wrote them a little letter claiming expenses for our recent sad losses.
00:55:23And they have not replied.
00:55:25So, time to send the bailiffs in.
00:55:27You mean Rob?
00:55:29Rob? What the hell you think Fleischer was doing when he shot my ass full of holes?
00:55:32Maybe you don't care about your money, but they owe me, and they're gonna pay.
00:55:36See, it's the time of year when the Germans collect their taxes from the villagers.
00:55:39So you and a few of my boys, dressed as Iscaris...
00:55:42are gonna do a turn as German tax collectors.
00:55:44Like hell I am.
00:55:46The villagers all know who I am.
00:55:50Haven't you enjoyed my hospitality?
00:55:52Yes.
00:55:54Haven't you had a fine convalescence with my daughter just fawning all over you?
00:55:57Well, yes, and I'm...
00:55:59well, I'm jolly grateful and all that sort of thing, but...
00:56:02it's a damn risky business.
00:56:04No risk at all. Enough money for all of us to live in grand style.
00:56:07But I could get killed.
00:56:09Don't you want to get back the 200 pounds you lost?
00:56:11And didn't the Germans ruin our last little effort?
00:56:13Yes.
00:56:15Between us.
00:56:17Don't you listen to him.
00:56:19Now, you're not going.
00:56:21He's not going. He's not going anywhere, and I forbid it.
00:56:23I absolutely forbid it.
00:56:25Oh, you do, do you? Yes, I do.
00:56:27All right, then, young lady. If you say so, he must not go.
00:56:29But mind you, I always thought a grown man and an Englishman at that...
00:56:32had a mind of his own, but maybe not.
00:56:34All right, missy, he must not go.
00:56:36Well, Bass...
00:56:39Well, young lady, you certainly made a mess of that, huh?
00:56:41Just like your dear, sweet mother.
00:56:43All spirit and no guile.
00:56:45But she learned.
00:56:47They'll kill him. You know that.
00:56:49You know Fleischer's collecting the taxes already.
00:56:51That's why you're not going.
00:56:53Fleischer starts at the north of the province. I'm sending Sebastian south.
00:56:55What if Fleischer starts south this year?
00:56:59Hey, that's a 50-50 chance, huh?
00:57:01That's not bad odds for our business.
00:57:03It's shooting in.
00:57:05That's your bloody business.
00:57:07Watch your damn language in front of me, young lady.
00:57:09Don't you shout at me!
00:57:14Uh, Flynn, what are these patches for?
00:57:16Hmm?
00:57:18Oh, um, moths.
00:57:20Moths?
00:57:22Moths? We're on the lounge for moths, aren't we?
00:57:24Well, the moths around here pack a ferocious bite.
00:57:26Now, this is a genuine German tax chest.
00:57:30There's a hundred escudos in there.
00:57:32Good Lord.
00:57:34That's almost a whole English pound.
00:57:36So don't waste it.
00:57:38Now, listen to me carefully, Rassi.
00:57:40See that stream?
00:57:42I want you to follow that down to the big river,
00:57:44about a day and a half from here.
00:57:46Excuse me, Flynn.
00:57:48On the other side of the river...
00:57:50What's happened to Rosa?
00:57:52That's German territory.
00:57:54You see that odd-looking mountain over there?
00:57:56Mm-hmm.
00:57:58Behind that is Fleischer's headquarters.
00:58:00Uh, you see,
00:58:02I want you to give a wide berth,
00:58:04because Fleischer doesn't have my sense of humor.
00:58:06Have you seen Rosa?
00:58:08Now, don't let the villagers try to talk you on anything, you hear me?
00:58:10Because they'll cry poverty and famine.
00:58:12But if they give you any difficulty,
00:58:14you always can hang one or two of them.
00:58:16Hang them? Oh, it's a joke, a joke.
00:58:18But the Germans do it,
00:58:20and they collect a hell of a lot of taxes.
00:58:22Well, Rassi, my boy,
00:58:24good luck.
00:58:30Company!
00:58:32Full move to the right!
00:58:34Right turn!
00:58:40I'm in.
00:58:56Sebastian!
00:58:58Sebastian!
00:59:00Don't forget to speak German!
00:59:02But I don't speak any German!
00:59:28Get to the water, girls!
00:59:44You're a fool.
00:59:48I'm sorry.
00:59:50Stupid damn German helmet.
00:59:58I say, chaps,
01:00:00not too much noise.
01:00:02We're in German territory now.
01:00:28Get out!
01:00:30I said get out!
01:00:32Get out!
01:00:44I said get out!
01:00:48Get out, and don't come back!
01:00:50Get out!
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