1 00:04:37,500 --> 00:04:39,802 Subtitles by Ankit Bhageria ReSync by Qwe Chenk using subtitlesync 2 00:04:40,454 --> 00:04:42,180 Go inside. 3 00:04:44,214 --> 00:04:46,324 Hurry up. 4 00:04:46,593 --> 00:04:48,319 This way. 5 00:04:54,267 --> 00:04:55,801 Hurry up. 6 00:05:07,696 --> 00:05:10,190 Yeah, this'll do. Which one are you gonna have? 7 00:05:10,381 --> 00:05:12,377 - I... - No, that's mine. 8 00:05:12,568 --> 00:05:14,679 Allez hup! 9 00:05:49,594 --> 00:05:51,704 How far are the trees, Danny? 10 00:05:53,047 --> 00:05:55,158 Over 200 feet. 11 00:05:55,349 --> 00:05:56,999 Yeah, I'd say 300. 12 00:05:57,268 --> 00:05:59,186 Long ways to dig. 13 00:05:59,493 --> 00:06:03,138 We'll get Cavendish to make a survey. I wish Big X were here. 14 00:06:04,174 --> 00:06:06,093 Willie, you think X got away? 15 00:06:06,285 --> 00:06:08,318 He'd have sent us word somehow if he had. 16 00:06:08,510 --> 00:06:11,388 - Gestapo, you think? - Either that or he's dead. 17 00:06:27,272 --> 00:06:29,114 - Group Captain Ramsey? - Yes. 18 00:06:29,382 --> 00:06:33,219 I am Hauptfeldwebel Strachwitz. Will you accompany me, please? 19 00:06:33,603 --> 00:06:36,020 - I'll look after your gear, sir. - Right. 20 00:06:47,799 --> 00:06:49,641 Gruppenkommandeur Ramsey. 21 00:06:50,677 --> 00:06:52,404 Good morning, Group Captain. 22 00:06:53,363 --> 00:06:57,890 I'm Captain Posen, Von Luger's adjutant. Since you're senior British officer, 23 00:06:58,274 --> 00:07:01,919 you are to be liaison between the prisoners and the colonel. 24 00:07:02,955 --> 00:07:05,948 He wishes to make clear to you certain matters of... 25 00:07:06,140 --> 00:07:08,058 the word is "policy"? 26 00:07:08,250 --> 00:07:09,401 Yes. 27 00:07:09,593 --> 00:07:11,396 Thank you. 28 00:07:24,557 --> 00:07:26,360 Gruppenkommandeur Ramsey. 29 00:07:27,818 --> 00:07:30,005 I am Colonel Von Luger. Please sit down. 30 00:07:38,753 --> 00:07:41,822 Group Captain Ramsey, in the past four years 31 00:07:42,091 --> 00:07:45,084 the Reich has been forced to spend an enormous amount of time, 32 00:07:45,276 --> 00:07:47,002 energy, manpower and equipment 33 00:07:47,271 --> 00:07:50,724 hunting down escaping prisoner-of-war officers. 34 00:07:51,031 --> 00:07:53,794 At least it's rather nice to know you're wanted, isn't it? 35 00:07:54,100 --> 00:07:58,781 For us it's not a matter for levity. There will be no escapes from this camp. 36 00:07:59,050 --> 00:08:02,887 Colonel Von Luger, it is the sworn duty of all officers to try to escape. 37 00:08:03,194 --> 00:08:05,381 If they can't, it is their duty to cause the enemy 38 00:08:05,573 --> 00:08:08,182 to use an inordinate number of troops to guard them 39 00:08:08,450 --> 00:08:12,019 and their sworn duty to harass the enemy to the best of their ability. 40 00:08:12,402 --> 00:08:14,129 Yes, I know. 41 00:08:14,397 --> 00:08:17,851 The men under your authority have been most successful. 42 00:08:18,158 --> 00:08:20,728 This man, Ashley-Pitt, for example. 43 00:08:20,920 --> 00:08:24,565 Caught in the North Sea, escaped, recaptured, escaped, recaptured. 44 00:08:24,872 --> 00:08:28,402 Archibald "Archie" Ives: 11 escape attempts. 45 00:08:28,709 --> 00:08:31,663 Even tried to jump out of the truck coming here. 46 00:08:31,855 --> 00:08:33,774 Dickes, William. 47 00:08:34,081 --> 00:08:36,958 Known to have participated in digging of 11 escape tunnels. 48 00:08:37,150 --> 00:08:39,337 Flight Lieutenant Willinski: four escapes. 49 00:08:39,529 --> 00:08:41,946 MacDonald: nine. Hendley, the American: five. 50 00:08:42,138 --> 00:08:45,860 Haynes: four. Sedgwick: seven. The list is almost endless. 51 00:08:46,243 --> 00:08:49,697 One man here has made 17 attempted escapes. 52 00:08:50,080 --> 00:08:52,191 Group Captain, this is close to insanity. 53 00:08:52,498 --> 00:08:55,183 - Quite. - And it must stop! 54 00:08:55,375 --> 00:08:58,253 Colonel, do you expect officers to forget their duty? 55 00:09:01,898 --> 00:09:03,701 No. 56 00:09:04,200 --> 00:09:07,922 It is because we expect the opposite that we have brought you here. 57 00:09:09,456 --> 00:09:11,298 This is a new camp. 58 00:09:11,950 --> 00:09:14,943 It has been built to hold you and your men. 59 00:09:15,135 --> 00:09:19,432 It is organised to incorporate all we have learned of security measures. 60 00:09:19,816 --> 00:09:23,653 And in me, you will not be dealing with a common jailer, 61 00:09:23,921 --> 00:09:26,799 but with a staff officer personally selected for the task 62 00:09:27,106 --> 00:09:28,948 by the Luftwaffe high command. 63 00:09:30,559 --> 00:09:34,665 We have in effect put all our rotten eggs in one basket, 64 00:09:34,972 --> 00:09:37,926 and we intend to watch this basket carefully. 65 00:09:38,885 --> 00:09:40,151 Very wise. 66 00:09:43,873 --> 00:09:46,943 You will not be denied the usual facilities. 67 00:09:47,134 --> 00:09:51,278 Sports, a library, a recreation hall, 68 00:09:52,314 --> 00:09:55,115 and for gardening we will give you tools. 69 00:09:55,499 --> 00:09:57,993 We trust you to use them for gardening. 70 00:09:58,261 --> 00:10:00,947 Devote your energies to these things. 71 00:10:01,139 --> 00:10:03,556 Give up your hopeless attempts to escape. 72 00:10:04,515 --> 00:10:06,818 And, with intelligent cooperation, 73 00:10:07,777 --> 00:10:09,964 we may all sit out the war 74 00:10:11,690 --> 00:10:13,993 as comfortably as possible. 75 00:10:30,683 --> 00:10:33,676 - What do you do here by the truck? - I'm stealing tools. 76 00:10:33,868 --> 00:10:36,937 - For stealing tools, cooler. - I was only kidding. 77 00:10:37,321 --> 00:10:39,431 - Oh, you're American. - Yes, and you're a German. 78 00:10:39,700 --> 00:10:42,193 Of course. Why do you come to Germany? 79 00:10:42,884 --> 00:10:46,030 - Why fight for England, your enemy? - Enemy? What are you talkin' about? 80 00:10:46,222 --> 00:10:49,675 - In 181 2 they burned your capital. - That's propaganda. 81 00:10:49,982 --> 00:10:52,668 It's in the history books. I read it. 82 00:10:53,436 --> 00:10:55,929 Now go away from here. If you steal tools, cooler. 83 00:10:56,313 --> 00:10:58,040 Yeah. No tools. 84 00:11:03,603 --> 00:11:04,831 Hey, Virgil. 85 00:11:04,946 --> 00:11:07,517 Hey, did you see the cooler? 86 00:11:07,785 --> 00:11:09,435 Boy, is it ever a big one! 87 00:11:09,627 --> 00:11:11,737 - I think they expect a lot of business. - Yeah. 88 00:11:12,006 --> 00:11:16,035 Those two guys who were with us in the old camp, in hut 14, I can't find them. 89 00:11:16,342 --> 00:11:19,296 - You think the goons left 'em behind? - I guess. 90 00:11:19,603 --> 00:11:22,941 What were their names? It was Jackson and... 91 00:11:23,133 --> 00:11:25,166 - And Dexter. - Dexter. That's right. 92 00:11:25,358 --> 00:11:28,236 I'm gonna see who else I can find. I'll see you later. 93 00:11:52,024 --> 00:11:54,020 Hey, Danny. Who are they? 94 00:11:54,211 --> 00:11:56,897 Russian prisoners. They cut down trees. 95 00:11:57,204 --> 00:11:59,890 - They keep them here? - No, they take them out. 96 00:12:02,461 --> 00:12:04,302 Willie, cigarettes. 97 00:12:23,870 --> 00:12:27,208 Danny and I have a blitz in mind. Could you put on a brief show for the goons? 98 00:12:27,592 --> 00:12:30,086 Sure, man. What'll it be? An all-out go? 99 00:12:30,278 --> 00:12:32,580 - Choir practice? - Knuckles, eh? 100 00:12:32,887 --> 00:12:35,650 - Yeah. Knuckles will be fine. - Give him the coat. 101 00:12:37,184 --> 00:12:40,139 - What are you doing with my coat, mate? - What? It's mine! 102 00:12:40,331 --> 00:12:42,249 Are you pushing me? 103 00:12:42,556 --> 00:12:44,283 That's mine, you son of a... 104 00:13:12,944 --> 00:13:15,630 Stop it! Stop this nonsense! 105 00:13:15,822 --> 00:13:19,083 It's all right, mate. We're just having a friendly little argument. 106 00:13:19,390 --> 00:13:21,961 - No more fighting. No more! - All right. 107 00:13:22,152 --> 00:13:23,802 - Back in your huts. - Yes, sir. 108 00:13:23,994 --> 00:13:25,797 You, too! 109 00:13:27,140 --> 00:13:29,174 Get away! Get back in your huts! 110 00:13:31,860 --> 00:13:32,819 Go on! 111 00:14:03,591 --> 00:14:07,159 Hey, Hilts. Looks like there's only one other American in the whole camp. 112 00:14:07,351 --> 00:14:09,730 Some guy named Hendley in the RAF Eagle squadron. 113 00:14:10,036 --> 00:14:12,415 Hey, you got something goin' already? 114 00:14:12,799 --> 00:14:15,753 See the way the goons got those towers placed? 115 00:14:16,060 --> 00:14:18,746 - There's a blind spot through the middle. - A blind spot? 116 00:14:19,015 --> 00:14:21,624 A guy could stand at that wire and not be seen by either tower. 117 00:14:21,816 --> 00:14:24,693 They'd never see me, especially at night. 118 00:14:24,962 --> 00:14:28,530 - You're crazy. - You think so? Let's find out right now. 119 00:14:45,105 --> 00:14:47,599 Now, the next step's a little tricky. 120 00:14:47,906 --> 00:14:51,551 - You're not goin' out there? - Not while they're lookin', I'm not. 121 00:14:53,930 --> 00:14:56,040 I think I'll take a little walk. 122 00:15:36,634 --> 00:15:38,937 - Danny, you speak Russian? - Only one sentence. 123 00:15:39,205 --> 00:15:40,932 Let me have it, mate. 124 00:15:48,414 --> 00:15:51,291 - What's it mean? - I love you. 125 00:15:51,560 --> 00:15:53,670 I love you? What bloody good is that? 126 00:15:53,862 --> 00:15:56,471 I don't know. I wasn't going to use it myself. 127 00:16:20,260 --> 00:16:22,063 Out. Out! 128 00:16:24,097 --> 00:16:26,092 - Your friend, yes? - Huh? 129 00:16:27,243 --> 00:16:30,427 And who vouches for you, Lieutenant Willinski? 130 00:16:30,696 --> 00:16:32,423 Get out, Sedgwick. 131 00:17:08,029 --> 00:17:09,832 Hold it, hold it! 132 00:17:13,784 --> 00:17:15,587 - Your name? - Ives. 133 00:17:16,355 --> 00:17:18,196 Ives. 134 00:17:18,465 --> 00:17:22,110 Ives. Oh, yes. Archibald Ives. Scots. 135 00:17:22,494 --> 00:17:24,681 The photograph doesn't do you justice. 136 00:17:24,872 --> 00:17:28,057 I'd like to see one of you under similar circumstances. 137 00:17:52,037 --> 00:17:54,531 I will not take action against you now. 138 00:17:54,723 --> 00:17:59,328 This is the first day here and there has been much stupidity and carelessness... 139 00:18:00,287 --> 00:18:01,515 on both sides. 140 00:18:19,164 --> 00:18:20,315 Hey! Get out! 141 00:18:24,075 --> 00:18:25,879 Don't shoot! 142 00:18:28,564 --> 00:18:30,867 You fool! To cross the wire is death! 143 00:18:31,058 --> 00:18:33,667 - What wire? - This wire! The warning wire! 144 00:18:34,818 --> 00:18:37,312 It's absolutely forbidden to cross it. You know that. 145 00:18:37,696 --> 00:18:40,842 But my baseball rolled over there. How am I gonna get my baseball? 146 00:18:41,034 --> 00:18:43,720 - You first ask permission. - Oh, OK. 147 00:18:46,022 --> 00:18:49,475 - Gettin' my baseball. - Stop this! Get over the wire immediately! 148 00:18:49,782 --> 00:18:51,470 - OK. - You stay there! 149 00:18:51,662 --> 00:18:53,773 Out of the way. Out. 150 00:18:57,993 --> 00:19:00,103 What are you doing over here by the wire? 151 00:19:00,295 --> 00:19:02,521 Like I told Max, I was trying to get my... 152 00:19:14,223 --> 00:19:17,293 - What were you doing by the wire? - Well, like I told Max... 153 00:19:18,060 --> 00:19:21,705 I was trying to cut my way through your wire, because I wanna get out. 154 00:19:28,304 --> 00:19:30,146 Do you speak German? 155 00:19:31,566 --> 00:19:33,868 Wire cutters. 156 00:19:35,403 --> 00:19:39,546 I have had the pleasure of knowing quite a number of British officers in this war. 157 00:19:39,930 --> 00:19:42,808 And I flatter myself that we understand one another. 158 00:19:48,755 --> 00:19:51,709 You are the first American officer I have met. Hilts, isn't it? 159 00:19:52,016 --> 00:19:53,743 Captain Hilts, actually. 160 00:19:53,935 --> 00:19:55,661 - 17 escape attempts. - 18, sir. 161 00:19:55,853 --> 00:19:58,616 - Tunnel man, engineer. - Flier. 162 00:19:58,923 --> 00:20:02,836 I suppose what's called in the American army a "hotshot pilot". 163 00:20:03,143 --> 00:20:05,330 Unfortunately, you were shot down anyway. 164 00:20:05,637 --> 00:20:08,131 So we are both grounded for the duration of the war. 165 00:20:08,323 --> 00:20:10,625 Well, you speak for yourself, Colonel. 166 00:20:14,539 --> 00:20:18,107 - You have other plans? - I haven't seen Berlin yet. 167 00:20:18,375 --> 00:20:21,061 I plan on doing so before the war's over. 168 00:20:21,253 --> 00:20:24,514 Are all American officers so ill-mannered? 169 00:20:24,783 --> 00:20:27,277 About 99 per cent. 170 00:20:27,584 --> 00:20:30,538 Perhaps while you are with us, you will have a chance to learn some. 171 00:20:30,730 --> 00:20:33,224 10 days isolation, Hilts. 172 00:20:33,416 --> 00:20:35,910 - Captain Hilts. - 20 days. 173 00:20:36,102 --> 00:20:37,368 Right. 174 00:20:38,979 --> 00:20:41,780 Oh, you'll still be here when I get out? 175 00:20:42,049 --> 00:20:44,082 Cooler. 176 00:20:52,140 --> 00:20:54,135 - Name? - Ives. 177 00:20:54,442 --> 00:20:56,053 Flying Officer Ives. 178 00:20:56,245 --> 00:20:58,087 Cooler. 20 days. 179 00:21:01,540 --> 00:21:03,344 - Cooler, Ives. - Pleasure. 180 00:22:38,191 --> 00:22:40,416 - Hilts. - Yeah? 181 00:22:40,608 --> 00:22:43,562 What did you do in the States? Play baseball? 182 00:22:43,869 --> 00:22:45,673 No, I was in college. 183 00:22:46,555 --> 00:22:48,550 - Say, Ives. - Aye? 184 00:22:48,742 --> 00:22:52,579 - How many escapes have you tried? - Four over, seven under. 185 00:22:54,498 --> 00:22:57,682 - Tunnel man, huh? - Sure, I am that. 186 00:22:59,601 --> 00:23:01,788 How tall are you, Ives? 187 00:23:02,094 --> 00:23:03,706 Five feet four. Why? 188 00:23:04,588 --> 00:23:06,392 Oh, just wondering. 189 00:23:07,735 --> 00:23:11,188 What did you do in college? Study physical education? 190 00:23:11,572 --> 00:23:14,641 Chemical engineering. Did a little bike riding, though. 191 00:23:14,833 --> 00:23:15,792 Bicycles? 192 00:23:17,058 --> 00:23:21,471 Motorcycles. Flat tracks, county fairs. Picked up a buck here and there. 193 00:23:21,739 --> 00:23:25,116 - Helped pay my tuition. - I did a wee bit of racing myself. 194 00:23:25,308 --> 00:23:27,034 - In Scotland. - Bikes? 195 00:23:27,686 --> 00:23:30,487 No, horse racing. Jockey. 196 00:23:32,598 --> 00:23:34,401 Jockey. 197 00:23:37,547 --> 00:23:38,430 Jockey. 198 00:23:42,919 --> 00:23:43,993 Hilts? 199 00:23:45,336 --> 00:23:47,139 Are you there, Hilts? 200 00:23:49,441 --> 00:23:50,401 Yeah, I'm here. 201 00:23:50,516 --> 00:23:53,086 Don't you have them in the States? Jockeys? 202 00:23:54,353 --> 00:23:55,772 Sure. 203 00:23:55,964 --> 00:24:01,144 They were the days. Saturday nights in towns like Musselburgh and Hamilton. 204 00:24:01,719 --> 00:24:04,137 You had to fight off the birds. 205 00:24:04,328 --> 00:24:06,132 You know, birds. 206 00:24:06,324 --> 00:24:08,165 Girls, man. Girls. 207 00:24:09,201 --> 00:24:11,043 Do you not have them in the States? 208 00:24:13,422 --> 00:24:15,264 Hilts? 209 00:24:15,455 --> 00:24:17,259 Are you there, Hilts? 210 00:24:18,525 --> 00:24:19,676 Ives. 211 00:24:22,438 --> 00:24:24,165 What? 212 00:24:24,357 --> 00:24:28,693 You know the kind of clay and gravel we got here in the compound? 213 00:24:28,961 --> 00:24:31,762 How many feet do you think you could get through in eight hours? 214 00:24:31,954 --> 00:24:36,059 I could go through this dirt here like the bit on an end of an auger. 215 00:24:36,942 --> 00:24:39,819 But you know it's not the digging. It's the shoring up with wood 216 00:24:40,011 --> 00:24:43,273 and getting the dirt out - that's what you've to worry about. 217 00:24:43,541 --> 00:24:46,227 No, it isn't, Ives. You don't have to worry about that. 218 00:24:46,419 --> 00:24:48,529 How are you going to get the dirt out? 219 00:24:49,297 --> 00:24:52,366 - What do they call a mole in Scotland? - A mole. 220 00:24:53,824 --> 00:24:55,435 Aye. 221 00:24:57,162 --> 00:24:59,579 Well, what do you think? 222 00:25:00,730 --> 00:25:03,032 I must say, it's an interesting first 20 minutes. 223 00:25:03,224 --> 00:25:04,951 I'd say we made fools of ourselves. 224 00:25:05,219 --> 00:25:08,596 As the sergeant out there says, this is only the first day. 225 00:25:25,171 --> 00:25:26,975 Eric. 226 00:25:27,665 --> 00:25:31,118 Don't take too much notice. The goons may not know who he is. 227 00:25:31,310 --> 00:25:33,881 - I'll pass the word. - I'll tell the old man. 228 00:25:36,298 --> 00:25:38,101 He has arrived. 229 00:25:45,200 --> 00:25:49,420 The prisoner Bartlett is discharged into your custody, Colonel Von Luger. 230 00:25:59,127 --> 00:26:00,854 I suggest this prisoner be kept 231 00:26:01,046 --> 00:26:04,307 under the strictest security confinement permanently. 232 00:26:05,266 --> 00:26:08,029 Make a note of Herr Kuhn's suggestion. 233 00:26:08,221 --> 00:26:10,446 We have reason to believe he is the leader 234 00:26:10,715 --> 00:26:13,401 of numerous criminal escape attempts. 235 00:26:14,743 --> 00:26:18,312 Squadron Leader Bartlett has been three months in your care, 236 00:26:18,580 --> 00:26:21,765 and the Gestapo has only "reason to believe"? 237 00:26:22,034 --> 00:26:25,679 If he once more falls into our hands, he will not be so lucky. 238 00:26:26,062 --> 00:26:30,206 Air-force officer prisoners are the responsibility of the Luftwaffe, 239 00:26:30,398 --> 00:26:32,124 not the SS, 240 00:26:33,851 --> 00:26:35,654 or the Gestapo. 241 00:26:36,537 --> 00:26:38,340 At present, yes, Herr Oberst. 242 00:26:38,609 --> 00:26:41,908 That is why he is returned for the moment to your care. 243 00:26:42,100 --> 00:26:44,671 Of course, if the Luftwaffe is not up to the task, 244 00:26:44,940 --> 00:26:47,817 the prisoners will find themselves totally in our charge. 245 00:26:48,009 --> 00:26:51,654 We regretfully are not so professionally understanding. 246 00:26:55,990 --> 00:26:58,100 Squadron Leader Bartlett, 247 00:26:58,867 --> 00:27:02,973 if you escape again and be caught, you will be shot. 248 00:27:17,093 --> 00:27:18,896 Herr Kuhn. 249 00:27:59,567 --> 00:28:01,216 - Eric. - Hello, Roger. 250 00:28:01,293 --> 00:28:03,519 - They dumped you here, too. - What's this one like? 251 00:28:03,787 --> 00:28:05,514 Well, it's new. 252 00:28:06,665 --> 00:28:09,351 Here. Let's find you a bed. 253 00:28:09,542 --> 00:28:11,384 Thanks. 254 00:28:26,885 --> 00:28:28,727 Come in. 255 00:28:30,338 --> 00:28:32,180 - Hello, Roger. - Hello, sir. 256 00:28:33,216 --> 00:28:36,592 - I'll put your bag in your room. - Thanks, Eric. 257 00:28:36,861 --> 00:28:39,470 - How are you? - As well as can be expected. 258 00:28:39,739 --> 00:28:42,923 The fellows wanted to put up a welcome committee, but that's for later. 259 00:28:43,192 --> 00:28:47,220 - I saw Willie and Willinski with Mac. - A lot of old friends here. 260 00:28:47,527 --> 00:28:50,098 - How long have you been here, sir? - Arrived today. 261 00:28:50,405 --> 00:28:52,707 New camp, expert guards, the elite. 262 00:28:53,935 --> 00:28:55,777 You met the commandant? 263 00:28:56,736 --> 00:28:58,654 Yes, I did. 264 00:28:58,923 --> 00:29:01,724 What were the Gestapo and the SS doing with you? 265 00:29:01,916 --> 00:29:04,410 They wanted to find out who helped me to the border. 266 00:29:04,601 --> 00:29:06,328 Who else is here? Cavendish? 267 00:29:06,520 --> 00:29:09,091 - Nimmo and Sorren? - Griffith, Haynes. 268 00:29:09,398 --> 00:29:11,124 - Blythe? - Yes. 269 00:29:12,160 --> 00:29:14,270 Almost the whole X organisation. 270 00:29:14,462 --> 00:29:19,066 Almost. They cleaned out all the other camps and dumped us in this one. 271 00:29:19,373 --> 00:29:22,635 As Von Luger put it: "All the rotten eggs in one basket." 272 00:29:23,863 --> 00:29:25,896 There's madness in their method. 273 00:29:25,973 --> 00:29:28,275 What about Tommy Bristol? 274 00:29:28,582 --> 00:29:30,692 No, but there's an American - Hendley. 275 00:29:32,112 --> 00:29:34,030 Is he a scrounger, blackmailer? 276 00:29:34,606 --> 00:29:37,599 - MacDonald says he's the best. - Good. 277 00:29:39,018 --> 00:29:41,896 Last of the tea until the Red Cross gets through again. 278 00:29:42,088 --> 00:29:44,198 I scrounged this from Sedgwick. 279 00:29:49,301 --> 00:29:52,064 Did the Gestapo give you a rough time? 280 00:29:52,370 --> 00:29:54,941 Not nearly as rough as I now intend to give them. 281 00:29:55,900 --> 00:30:00,198 Roger, personal revenge must be kept out of what we have to do here. 282 00:30:00,505 --> 00:30:02,615 Too many lives are at stake. 283 00:30:05,109 --> 00:30:08,562 What my personal feelings are is of no importance. 284 00:30:09,713 --> 00:30:12,591 You appointed me Big X, and it's my duty to harass, 285 00:30:12,859 --> 00:30:15,353 confound and confuse the enemy to the best of my ability. 286 00:30:15,737 --> 00:30:18,538 - That's true. - That's what I intend to do. 287 00:30:20,264 --> 00:30:23,909 I'm gonna cause such a terrible stink in this Third Reich of theirs 288 00:30:24,101 --> 00:30:27,938 that thousands of troops'll be tied up here looking after us. 289 00:30:28,207 --> 00:30:29,473 How? 290 00:30:29,742 --> 00:30:32,427 By putting more men out of this 291 00:30:32,619 --> 00:30:35,305 perfect camp of theirs than have ever escaped before. 292 00:30:35,497 --> 00:30:40,024 Not two or three or a dozen, but 200, 300. Scatter them all over Germany. 293 00:30:40,293 --> 00:30:42,518 - Think that's possible? - The men are here to do it. 294 00:30:42,787 --> 00:30:47,007 The goons have put every escape artist in Germany here. You said so yourself. 295 00:30:47,391 --> 00:30:49,808 Have you thought of what it might cost? 296 00:30:52,187 --> 00:30:56,216 I've thought of the humiliation if we just tamely submit, 297 00:30:56,523 --> 00:30:58,633 knuckle under and crawl. 298 00:30:58,902 --> 00:31:01,703 Surely you don't advocate that, do you, sir? 299 00:31:01,894 --> 00:31:04,465 I have to point out one thing to you, Roger. 300 00:31:04,772 --> 00:31:07,535 No matter how unsatisfactory this camp may be, 301 00:31:07,726 --> 00:31:10,527 the high command have left us in the hands of the Luftwaffe, 302 00:31:10,796 --> 00:31:12,638 not the Gestapo and the SS. 303 00:31:14,825 --> 00:31:18,278 Look, sir, you talk about the high command of the Luftwaffe, 304 00:31:18,470 --> 00:31:19,928 then the SS and the Gestapo. 305 00:31:20,196 --> 00:31:23,765 To me they're the same. We're fighting the bloody lot. 306 00:31:24,033 --> 00:31:25,875 There's only one way to put it, sir. 307 00:31:26,028 --> 00:31:29,405 They are the common enemies of everyone who believes in freedom. 308 00:31:29,673 --> 00:31:32,359 If they didn't approve of Hitler, why didn't they throw him out? 309 00:31:32,743 --> 00:31:35,160 I have no argument with you, Roger. 310 00:31:35,352 --> 00:31:38,997 As senior officer, I'm merely pointing out a pertinent fact. 311 00:31:42,527 --> 00:31:44,752 When are you calling a meeting, X? 312 00:31:52,618 --> 00:31:54,421 Tonight. 313 00:32:05,548 --> 00:32:11,035 Gentlemen, no doubt you've heard the immortal words of our new commandant. 314 00:32:11,303 --> 00:32:13,605 "Devote your energies to things other than escape 315 00:32:13,912 --> 00:32:15,908 and sit out the war as comfortably as possible." 316 00:32:18,402 --> 00:32:21,202 Well, that's exactly what we're going to do. 317 00:32:21,394 --> 00:32:24,349 We're going to devote our energies to sports and gardening, 318 00:32:24,656 --> 00:32:27,226 all the cultural pursuits as far as they're concerned. 319 00:32:27,533 --> 00:32:30,219 In fact, we're going to put the goons to sleep. 320 00:32:31,063 --> 00:32:33,672 Meanwhile, we dig. 321 00:32:35,284 --> 00:32:38,085 Now, even a superficial look at the compound 322 00:32:38,353 --> 00:32:41,346 shows us that huts 104 and 5 are closest to the woods. 323 00:32:41,538 --> 00:32:43,648 The first tunnel goes out from 105, 324 00:32:43,917 --> 00:32:46,718 directly east under the cooler and the wire. 325 00:32:46,909 --> 00:32:48,905 But that's over 300 feet, Roger. 326 00:32:49,096 --> 00:32:51,782 - Did you make a survey, Dennis? - Only a temporary one, sir. 327 00:32:51,974 --> 00:32:55,351 - I make it just over 335 feet. - Tell me when you've got an exact one. 328 00:32:55,619 --> 00:32:59,264 Willie, this time we'll dig straight down 30 feet before we go horizontal. 329 00:32:59,533 --> 00:33:02,602 That'll rule out any question of sound detection or probing. 330 00:33:02,794 --> 00:33:05,864 All right, Roger, but did you say the first tunnel? 331 00:33:06,170 --> 00:33:08,856 I did. There'll be three. 332 00:33:10,276 --> 00:33:14,036 We'll call them Tom, Dick and Harry. Tom goes out directly east from 104. 333 00:33:14,420 --> 00:33:19,024 Dick goes north from the kitchen, and Harry goes out parallel to Tom from 105. 334 00:33:20,751 --> 00:33:23,705 If the goons find one, we'll move into the other. 335 00:33:24,396 --> 00:33:27,465 How many men do you plan to take out, Roger? 336 00:33:27,734 --> 00:33:28,808 250. 337 00:33:30,419 --> 00:33:34,563 There'll be no half measures this time. Identification papers for everyone. 338 00:33:34,832 --> 00:33:37,825 And, Griff, we'll need outfits for the lot. 339 00:33:38,016 --> 00:33:40,319 - 250? - Mostly civilian clothes. 340 00:33:40,510 --> 00:33:42,314 Yes, but... 341 00:33:44,040 --> 00:33:45,498 OK, Roger. 342 00:33:45,690 --> 00:33:49,987 Mac. Maps, blankets, rations, compasses for all the walkers. 343 00:33:50,294 --> 00:33:52,405 - Timetables for every train. - Right, Roger. 344 00:33:58,045 --> 00:34:00,923 - Sorry I'm late, Roger. - It's all right, Colin. Sit down. 345 00:34:01,229 --> 00:34:02,956 We're going to tunnel. 346 00:34:04,491 --> 00:34:06,217 Splendid. 347 00:34:06,793 --> 00:34:11,781 Willie, you and Danny'll be tunnel kings. Danny, you'll be in charge of traps. 348 00:34:12,165 --> 00:34:15,042 Sedgwick, manufacturer. Griff, as I said, tailor. 349 00:34:15,311 --> 00:34:19,723 Nimmo and Haynes, diversions. Mac, of course, will take care of intelligence. 350 00:34:20,030 --> 00:34:22,217 Hendley. We haven't met. 351 00:34:22,524 --> 00:34:24,251 - Scrounger? - Right. 352 00:34:25,287 --> 00:34:27,512 Dennis, maps and surveys. 353 00:34:27,781 --> 00:34:31,924 Colin, you'll take your usual job. Eric, how are you gonna get rid of this dirt? 354 00:34:32,193 --> 00:34:36,797 Usual places. I hadn't anticipated three tunnels, but we'll manage. 355 00:34:37,181 --> 00:34:40,135 Roger, who's going to handle security for all this? 356 00:34:40,519 --> 00:34:44,279 You are. I want a system of stooges covering this compound 357 00:34:44,471 --> 00:34:48,116 from front to back, checking every goon in and out. 358 00:34:48,385 --> 00:34:52,337 I want a signal system so perfect that if ever a ferret gets within 50 feet 359 00:34:52,605 --> 00:34:56,749 of any of the huts in which we're working, we can shut down without a sign. 360 00:34:58,284 --> 00:35:01,430 Well, I don't think there's much point in discussing any more now. 361 00:35:01,737 --> 00:35:06,226 I'll meet each of you on the exercise circuit, and we'll pound out the details. 362 00:35:08,835 --> 00:35:10,638 Nothing else, is there, Mac? 363 00:35:10,945 --> 00:35:12,941 I shouldn't think so, Roger. 364 00:35:37,688 --> 00:35:39,722 Oh, hello. 365 00:35:39,914 --> 00:35:41,333 My name's Blythe. 366 00:35:42,791 --> 00:35:43,635 Hendley. 367 00:35:47,779 --> 00:35:50,734 - For birds. - I used to do a little hunting myself. 368 00:35:51,041 --> 00:35:53,535 Oh, not hunting. Watching. 369 00:35:54,379 --> 00:35:57,064 Oh, a bird watcher? 370 00:35:57,371 --> 00:36:00,825 Yes, that's right. Watching them and drawing them. 371 00:36:03,587 --> 00:36:05,889 I suppose you have bird watchers in the States? 372 00:36:06,081 --> 00:36:08,076 Yes, we have some. 373 00:36:09,419 --> 00:36:10,685 Tea? 374 00:36:11,721 --> 00:36:14,138 I only drank tea once, in the hospital. 375 00:36:15,942 --> 00:36:17,668 Where's your kit? 376 00:36:17,860 --> 00:36:21,812 This is it. The rest was confiscated in the last shakedown. 377 00:36:22,464 --> 00:36:26,800 The goons didn't appreciate some of my more personal items. 378 00:36:30,330 --> 00:36:31,788 Such as. 379 00:36:32,248 --> 00:36:35,241 - You're the scrounger. - Yes, that's right. 380 00:36:36,085 --> 00:36:37,927 I'll need a camera. 381 00:36:38,963 --> 00:36:41,457 - What kind? - A good one. 382 00:36:41,649 --> 00:36:46,560 A 35mm f2.8 with a focal-plane shutter should do all right. 383 00:36:49,246 --> 00:36:50,589 All right. 384 00:36:50,665 --> 00:36:52,891 - And film, of course. - Oh, of course. 385 00:36:54,886 --> 00:36:58,071 Oh, Hendley. I need a pick. Big heavy one. 386 00:36:58,339 --> 00:37:00,565 - Only one? - Two would be better. 387 00:37:04,977 --> 00:37:07,164 I'm afraid this tea's pathetic. 388 00:37:07,471 --> 00:37:11,116 I must have used these wretched leaves about 20 times. 389 00:37:11,385 --> 00:37:13,687 It's not that I mind so much. 390 00:37:13,878 --> 00:37:16,372 Tea without milk is so uncivilised. 391 00:37:17,255 --> 00:37:19,058 Yeah. 392 00:37:19,365 --> 00:37:20,900 I'll get our wood. 393 00:37:28,459 --> 00:37:30,185 Close up! Close up! 394 00:37:38,051 --> 00:37:39,892 Close up! 395 00:37:41,312 --> 00:37:42,847 Close up! 396 00:37:43,039 --> 00:37:44,190 Close up! 397 00:37:44,266 --> 00:37:47,144 - No me sprechen the English. - Close up! 398 00:38:11,125 --> 00:38:12,966 Splendid. 399 00:38:25,052 --> 00:38:27,623 Blythe, what are you doing here? 400 00:38:28,505 --> 00:38:32,035 I'm in Photographic Aerial Reconnaissance lnterpretation. 401 00:38:32,342 --> 00:38:35,872 Went for a joyride to see for myself. It's my own silly fault. 402 00:38:36,064 --> 00:38:40,592 The aircraft bought it. Got shot down. Terrifying. 403 00:38:41,359 --> 00:38:45,464 - No, I mean, what do you do here? - Here? 404 00:38:47,767 --> 00:38:49,608 I'm the forger. 405 00:39:08,677 --> 00:39:11,287 Forgers are installing themselves in the recreation hut. 406 00:39:11,555 --> 00:39:12,706 - Sedgwick? - I'm in 1 10. 407 00:39:13,013 --> 00:39:16,351 - Griffith. - Well, I'd like to work in 109, Roger. 408 00:39:16,620 --> 00:39:18,538 109? Right. 409 00:39:18,653 --> 00:39:22,874 I'll work in 107. For now, Danny, Willie and their trap team will be in 104. 410 00:39:23,142 --> 00:39:27,094 I want to take a chance on the tunnels and press ahead without any shoring-up. 411 00:39:27,363 --> 00:39:30,356 We will need timber for the shafts and the entrance chambers. 412 00:39:30,624 --> 00:39:33,118 Hendley figures there are 36 empty bunks. 413 00:39:33,310 --> 00:39:36,687 We can tear up 1 5 and move the men around so the goons won't miss them. 414 00:39:36,878 --> 00:39:38,797 The rest will come from strips off the wall. 415 00:39:38,989 --> 00:39:41,751 - Is Hendley taking care of this himself? - Not yet. 416 00:39:41,943 --> 00:39:44,629 He's working on some steel for a pick that Danny needs. 417 00:40:02,010 --> 00:40:04,312 Hey! What the hell is going on here? 418 00:40:04,504 --> 00:40:07,573 Turn the water off! Get your hands away! 419 00:40:08,916 --> 00:40:09,952 Get away! 420 00:40:11,027 --> 00:40:13,789 Hey! What the hell's going on there? 421 00:40:14,748 --> 00:40:16,475 Stop this nonsense! 422 00:40:19,544 --> 00:40:20,619 Get away! 423 00:40:20,887 --> 00:40:22,345 Turn the water off! 424 00:40:22,614 --> 00:40:23,381 Somewhere! 425 00:41:01,942 --> 00:41:06,623 In the stove, we keep fire burning always. The goons will not feel like moving it. 426 00:41:06,930 --> 00:41:10,843 - Good. - Hendley, two tiles, they are chipped. 427 00:41:11,227 --> 00:41:14,105 - We need new ones. - There's some in 1 1 3's washroom. 428 00:41:14,296 --> 00:41:16,023 - Should match perfectly. - Good. 429 00:41:24,771 --> 00:41:27,342 It's going to be a bit tricky, Danny. 430 00:41:28,800 --> 00:41:30,603 Not when you're organised, Mac. 431 00:41:35,322 --> 00:41:37,241 - We're ready. - Big enough? 432 00:41:37,509 --> 00:41:41,078 It's perfect. Right through the middle of the foundation. 433 00:41:46,910 --> 00:41:48,368 Good luck to us, Danny. 434 00:42:06,593 --> 00:42:08,703 Why 17? 435 00:42:08,972 --> 00:42:11,658 This is the 17th tunnel Danny's started. 436 00:42:42,237 --> 00:42:44,079 All right? 437 00:42:58,544 --> 00:43:00,386 It's good. 438 00:43:09,019 --> 00:43:10,745 It's very good. 439 00:43:47,464 --> 00:43:49,383 Get out! Get out! 440 00:44:11,828 --> 00:44:15,358 You're not in your hut? What are you doing here? 441 00:44:15,550 --> 00:44:16,432 Mopping up. 442 00:44:20,730 --> 00:44:23,415 - And you? - Shower. I need a wash. 443 00:44:27,559 --> 00:44:30,053 I'm watching him. I'm a lifeguard. 444 00:44:34,542 --> 00:44:37,727 Put on warm clothes. You might be outside all night. 445 00:45:24,613 --> 00:45:28,374 No. I vote no. Look, we've put the goons to sleep exactly like you said. 446 00:45:28,565 --> 00:45:32,671 But just one little thing like this and we're up the creek without a paddle. 447 00:45:32,978 --> 00:45:36,009 - Ives, sit down, won't you? - Hello, sir. 448 00:45:36,393 --> 00:45:38,887 Hello. Squadron Leader Bartlett, Captain Hilts. 449 00:45:39,194 --> 00:45:41,496 Flight Lieutenant MacDonald. 450 00:45:41,764 --> 00:45:45,026 I understand you two are contemplating a blitz-out. 451 00:45:45,333 --> 00:45:47,328 Where'd you hear that... sir? 452 00:45:47,443 --> 00:45:50,973 MacDonald. It's Mac's job to know everything that goes on. 453 00:45:51,280 --> 00:45:53,850 We thought perhaps we might talk it over. 454 00:45:54,157 --> 00:45:56,268 Why? It's only a two-man job. 455 00:45:56,536 --> 00:45:59,913 Everybody in the camp is supposed to clear all escape attempts in advance 456 00:46:00,181 --> 00:46:02,407 with Squadron Leader Bartlett here. 457 00:46:02,598 --> 00:46:04,901 We don't necessarily want to interfere. 458 00:46:05,092 --> 00:46:09,888 It's just that... well, what sort of blitz were you contemplating? 459 00:46:10,656 --> 00:46:13,610 We sneak out at night to a spot I found near the wire - a blind spot. 460 00:46:13,994 --> 00:46:17,179 Then we dig down, take the dirt, spread it on top so it won't make a pile, 461 00:46:17,447 --> 00:46:18,982 and then straight out. 462 00:46:19,174 --> 00:46:22,819 Ives here is a tunnel man, so he digs in front, pushes the dirt behind him. 463 00:46:23,126 --> 00:46:26,579 I stash it behind me, then we burrow through the dirt like a couple of moles. 464 00:46:26,847 --> 00:46:31,375 By dawn we're under the wire, across the open space, into the woods and gone. 465 00:46:37,706 --> 00:46:38,742 Well... 466 00:46:41,543 --> 00:46:43,845 When do you intend to try this? 467 00:46:44,037 --> 00:46:46,531 - When do you intend to try it? - Oh, tonight. 468 00:46:47,490 --> 00:46:51,710 Hilts, this may not be quite the right time for this sort of thing. 469 00:46:51,979 --> 00:46:55,048 Look, sir, I've been in the bag nearly three years now, 470 00:46:55,240 --> 00:46:57,351 bloody close to being wire-happy. 471 00:46:57,542 --> 00:47:00,343 It's a blitz-out for me, or forget it. 472 00:47:00,612 --> 00:47:03,298 It'll work. I know it will. 473 00:47:11,048 --> 00:47:12,391 Good luck. 474 00:47:12,583 --> 00:47:14,425 Thank you. 475 00:47:16,228 --> 00:47:20,180 - Hilts, um... how do you breathe? - We got a steel rod with hinges on it. 476 00:47:20,448 --> 00:47:22,866 We shove it up and make air holes as we go along. 477 00:47:23,058 --> 00:47:24,861 Good night, sir. 478 00:47:30,424 --> 00:47:33,225 Now, why didn't anybody think of that before? 479 00:47:33,494 --> 00:47:36,678 It's so stupid, it's positively brilliant. 480 00:47:36,870 --> 00:47:39,633 But it'll bring every goon in the camp down on top of us. 481 00:47:39,825 --> 00:47:42,050 I don't know. Perhaps we're being too clever. 482 00:47:42,242 --> 00:47:44,045 If we stop all the breakouts, 483 00:47:44,352 --> 00:47:47,613 it may only convince the goons that we must be tunnelling. 484 00:47:47,882 --> 00:47:53,062 I hope it works. If it doesn't, they're going to be in the cooler for an awful long time. 485 00:48:37,109 --> 00:48:39,872 - Good, huh? - Danny, it's bloody beautiful. 486 00:48:46,279 --> 00:48:49,656 - This is the dirt from the compound. - This is from the tunnel. 487 00:48:55,795 --> 00:48:58,749 Wherever we put it, they're going to spot it a mile away. 488 00:48:59,056 --> 00:49:01,818 Maybe we could put it under the huts. The dirt's dark there. 489 00:49:02,125 --> 00:49:05,387 It's the first place the ferrets would look. I saw one measuring yesterday. 490 00:49:05,579 --> 00:49:07,766 Maybe we could dry it to the same colour. 491 00:49:07,957 --> 00:49:11,602 - There are 50 tons of it. - I was just thinking out loud. 492 00:49:11,986 --> 00:49:14,979 If you must think, for God's sake, think clearly. 493 00:49:16,130 --> 00:49:18,048 Where the devil is Ashley-Pitt? 494 00:49:19,468 --> 00:49:22,653 We can't destroy the dirt and we can't eat it. 495 00:49:22,844 --> 00:49:25,799 The only thing left to do is camouflage it. 496 00:49:26,106 --> 00:49:28,600 That's as far as my thinking takes me. 497 00:49:29,828 --> 00:49:32,053 Didn't they teach you promptness in the RN? 498 00:49:32,245 --> 00:49:35,007 You'll never believe it, but I think I have the solution. 499 00:49:35,314 --> 00:49:39,151 The problem is somehow to get rid of this tunnel dirt over the compound. 500 00:49:39,535 --> 00:49:41,261 Well, of course. 501 00:49:41,914 --> 00:49:43,755 Would you mind? 502 00:49:53,232 --> 00:49:55,074 Now... 503 00:49:56,686 --> 00:50:00,062 you fill these bags with the dirt from the tunnel. 504 00:50:00,254 --> 00:50:03,323 Then, wearing them inside your trousers, 505 00:50:03,592 --> 00:50:05,702 you wander out into the compound 506 00:50:05,894 --> 00:50:09,654 where you pull these strings in your pockets. 507 00:50:10,690 --> 00:50:12,800 Out come the pins. 508 00:50:15,486 --> 00:50:20,167 - Eric, it's good. - All you have to do is kick it in. 509 00:50:20,666 --> 00:50:22,968 Unless you're a fool, the ferrets won't see a thing. 510 00:50:23,160 --> 00:50:25,922 It's indecently brilliant. What do you think, Roger? 511 00:50:26,306 --> 00:50:30,066 - We'll try it first thing tomorrow. - I already have. It works. 512 00:50:31,870 --> 00:50:34,287 Mac, this is what we'll do. 513 00:50:48,560 --> 00:50:51,438 - A little present from Tom, sir. - Thank you, Nimmo. 514 00:50:59,879 --> 00:51:01,720 Nice garden you've got, sir. 515 00:51:33,451 --> 00:51:35,370 All right. Let's look sharp. 516 00:51:42,468 --> 00:51:43,350 That looks sharp. 517 00:51:47,763 --> 00:51:49,182 Sir. 518 00:51:52,521 --> 00:51:56,357 Please, gentlemen, continue. This is merely a routine inspection. 519 00:52:11,129 --> 00:52:13,431 - Good morning, Squadron Leader. - Good morning, sir. 520 00:52:13,738 --> 00:52:17,460 I am sorry the soil here isn't better suited to your men's purpose. 521 00:52:17,767 --> 00:52:19,570 We'll manage, sir. 522 00:52:28,702 --> 00:52:32,616 I must say I am surprised with the extent of this activity, Group Captain. 523 00:52:32,923 --> 00:52:36,453 - Pleased, of course, but surprised. - Surprised, Colonel? 524 00:52:36,644 --> 00:52:41,939 Fliers are gentlemen, not peasants to dig in the earth. So I am surprised. 525 00:52:42,400 --> 00:52:44,318 The English are keen on gardening. 526 00:52:44,510 --> 00:52:48,270 Oh, yes, but flowers. Is this not so? 527 00:52:49,229 --> 00:52:51,340 You can't eat flowers, Colonel. 528 00:52:53,450 --> 00:52:55,253 Good point. 529 00:53:11,752 --> 00:53:14,629 I have the nasty feeling he knows exactly what we're doing. 530 00:53:14,821 --> 00:53:17,814 - Maybe he does. - You don't really think so, do you? 531 00:53:18,083 --> 00:53:20,385 If he does, we'll find out soon enough. 532 00:53:31,780 --> 00:53:33,622 - Morning, Bob. - Andy. 533 00:53:33,814 --> 00:53:36,883 Here we are. Now, let's see. 534 00:53:37,075 --> 00:53:39,377 Biscuits, two packets. 535 00:53:39,569 --> 00:53:41,679 Coffee, two tins. 536 00:53:41,871 --> 00:53:43,981 Bovril, one jar. 537 00:53:44,173 --> 00:53:46,552 Cigarettes, six packets. 538 00:53:47,051 --> 00:53:50,773 Strawberry jam, Sorren's. Black currant jam, Cavendish. 539 00:53:51,080 --> 00:53:52,998 And marmalade, mine. 540 00:53:53,190 --> 00:53:57,219 Danish butter, Von Luger's. I liberated it from his mess supplies. 541 00:53:57,602 --> 00:54:01,823 Oh, yes. And Dutch chocolate. Two bars. 542 00:54:03,242 --> 00:54:06,043 That cleans out the gift food for the entire organisation. 543 00:54:06,312 --> 00:54:09,190 Now, the first thing we need is the new form of travel permit. 544 00:54:09,573 --> 00:54:12,182 The forgers have no idea what it looks like. 545 00:54:12,374 --> 00:54:13,602 I'll see what I can do. 546 00:54:13,794 --> 00:54:17,170 And, of course, any other identity cards, personal papers, 547 00:54:17,362 --> 00:54:19,357 documents you can put your hands on. 548 00:54:19,549 --> 00:54:21,583 - Anyway, put 'em to work, Bob. - Right. 549 00:54:21,775 --> 00:54:23,578 Good luck. 550 00:54:31,367 --> 00:54:35,088 O come all ye faithful 551 00:54:35,395 --> 00:54:38,350 Joyful and triumphant 552 00:54:38,542 --> 00:54:40,383 O come ye 553 00:54:40,575 --> 00:54:45,755 O come ye to Bethlehem 554 00:54:46,139 --> 00:54:49,208 Come and behold Him 555 00:54:49,592 --> 00:54:52,354 Born the King of Angels 556 00:54:52,546 --> 00:54:55,923 O come let us adore Him 557 00:54:56,191 --> 00:54:59,376 O come let us adore Him 558 00:54:59,568 --> 00:55:03,865 O come let us adore Him 559 00:55:04,134 --> 00:55:06,436 Louis, where the hell is the air pump? 560 00:55:06,743 --> 00:55:08,469 Patience is a virtue, Roger. 561 00:55:08,661 --> 00:55:12,191 Yes, I know, but the diggers can only work when the trap's open, 562 00:55:12,498 --> 00:55:14,685 and this is holding us up very badly. 563 00:55:16,795 --> 00:55:18,522 - Is it finished? - Of course. 564 00:55:18,714 --> 00:55:21,323 - Why isn't it in? - Working on the air ducts now. 565 00:55:21,591 --> 00:55:24,661 - Well, when will they be finished? - One or two days. 566 00:55:24,968 --> 00:55:27,155 - Does it work? - Of course it works. 567 00:55:28,306 --> 00:55:31,183 - Will it give us enough air? - As much as you'll need. 568 00:55:31,951 --> 00:55:33,409 Mac. 569 00:55:33,601 --> 00:55:35,404 Excellent. 570 00:55:36,363 --> 00:55:38,589 Have it in by tomorrow night. 571 00:55:39,931 --> 00:55:42,809 Christ the Lord 572 00:55:49,025 --> 00:55:51,135 - Got a light? - Yeah. 573 00:55:54,396 --> 00:55:55,854 Thanks. 574 00:55:55,931 --> 00:55:58,041 - It's pretty, isn't it? - Yes. 575 00:56:06,214 --> 00:56:08,401 Oh, I'm sorry. Would you like one? 576 00:56:10,895 --> 00:56:13,773 I'll smoke it later when I'm off duty. Thank you. 577 00:56:13,964 --> 00:56:16,765 You probably have a couple of roommates, huh? 578 00:56:17,993 --> 00:56:22,406 - Beautiful day. - Yes, but I think it might rain later. 579 00:56:22,713 --> 00:56:24,055 No, no. 580 00:56:24,247 --> 00:56:27,010 Red sky in the morning, sailor takes warning. 581 00:56:27,317 --> 00:56:29,235 Red sky at night, sailor's delight. 582 00:56:29,427 --> 00:56:31,345 It was a red sky last night. 583 00:56:31,422 --> 00:56:33,149 I never heard that before. 584 00:56:33,341 --> 00:56:35,451 I learned it in the Boy Scouts. 585 00:56:35,720 --> 00:56:38,022 - You were a Boy Scout? So was l. - Really? 586 00:56:38,213 --> 00:56:40,899 - Yes. I had 19 merit badges. - I had 20. 587 00:56:41,974 --> 00:56:45,427 I was working on my 20th when the government abolished scouting 588 00:56:45,619 --> 00:56:49,072 and sent me into the Hitler Youth instead. 589 00:56:52,218 --> 00:56:55,978 Werner, you think you'll stay in the army after the war? 590 00:56:56,247 --> 00:56:58,856 No. I'm not a well man. 591 00:56:59,048 --> 00:57:00,774 - And my teeth... - Your teeth? 592 00:57:00,966 --> 00:57:03,460 Yes. I could tell you stories about my teeth 593 00:57:03,652 --> 00:57:05,762 that would make your hair stand on end. 594 00:57:05,954 --> 00:57:08,141 Our dentist here is a butcher. 595 00:57:09,676 --> 00:57:11,978 But don't tell anyone I said so. 596 00:57:12,860 --> 00:57:15,047 It's a soldier's right to complain. 597 00:57:15,239 --> 00:57:17,541 Maybe in your army, but here? 598 00:57:18,232 --> 00:57:22,261 One little criticism, and... to the Russian front. 599 00:57:22,529 --> 00:57:25,791 Is that so? Terrible. 600 00:57:26,865 --> 00:57:28,591 That's terrible. 601 00:57:33,848 --> 00:57:35,690 Werner. 602 00:57:38,376 --> 00:57:40,371 Why don't we go into my room? 603 00:57:40,563 --> 00:57:43,363 I'd better not. If Strachwitz should see me... 604 00:57:46,049 --> 00:57:48,428 I was just gonna make some coffee. 605 00:57:51,037 --> 00:57:52,840 Real coffee. 606 00:58:20,082 --> 00:58:22,576 Coffee, coffee, coffee. 607 00:58:22,845 --> 00:58:24,571 Where is it? 608 00:58:30,518 --> 00:58:33,511 My grandmother keeps sending me this stuff. 609 00:58:38,960 --> 00:58:41,185 Oh, yeah. Here. Take one. 610 00:58:49,242 --> 00:58:51,046 Yeah. Keep it. 611 00:58:51,238 --> 00:58:53,079 Nein. I must go. 612 00:58:53,847 --> 00:58:56,341 It's OK. You can keep it. We're friends. 613 00:58:56,532 --> 00:58:59,410 With you in the cooler, will we be friends? I must report this. 614 00:58:59,679 --> 00:59:04,590 I don't understand you. Report what? That you and I were chatting in my room? 615 00:59:04,858 --> 00:59:07,468 - I must go. - Oh, here. It's OK. Look, keep it. 616 00:59:07,659 --> 00:59:10,997 I'll never be able to eat it all. I've got all I could eat. 617 00:59:11,304 --> 00:59:13,683 I'm sorry. All right. Forget it. Forget it. 618 00:59:45,146 --> 00:59:49,059 And that, I'm sure you'll all remember, is the voice of the Nelles warbler. 619 00:59:49,443 --> 00:59:52,512 Let's turn our attention to this gentleman - the masked shrike. 620 00:59:52,704 --> 00:59:55,006 Lanius nubicus. The butcherbird. 621 00:59:55,313 --> 00:59:58,459 The shrike impales his foes on the spikes of thorn bushes. 622 00:59:58,843 --> 01:00:02,296 Not a very lovable character, you see. Let's have a look at the colouring. 623 01:00:02,603 --> 01:00:05,749 Uniform black above, from head to tail. 624 01:00:05,941 --> 01:00:10,929 A black rump, a black crown with a bold white flash, and a white line over the eye. 625 01:00:11,236 --> 01:00:13,807 The shrike lives in lightly wooded country... 626 01:00:13,999 --> 01:00:17,759 Ah. Hendley. Sit down. You'll find drawing materials on the table. 627 01:00:18,718 --> 01:00:22,248 The shrike lives in lightly wooded country, olive groves and gardens. 628 01:00:22,555 --> 01:00:24,857 Well, Hendley, have you taken to birds too now? 629 01:00:25,049 --> 01:00:27,428 Yeah. Stick around. You might learn something. 630 01:00:27,735 --> 01:00:30,114 I have better things to do than draw birds. 631 01:00:31,188 --> 01:00:35,984 The voice is a monotonous succession of scratchy, complaining notes. 632 01:00:36,368 --> 01:00:39,514 Now, let's have a good look at this bird. He's got a round shape... 633 01:00:59,082 --> 01:01:03,034 An Urlaubsschein. Permission to cross a frontier. Here's another one. 634 01:01:03,226 --> 01:01:05,413 Which one's the forgery? 635 01:01:06,756 --> 01:01:08,866 - That one. - That's right. 636 01:01:09,173 --> 01:01:10,669 They both are. 637 01:01:11,283 --> 01:01:14,161 What's holding us up now is the new form of this travel permit. 638 01:01:14,429 --> 01:01:17,000 - We've no idea what they look like. - Here's one. 639 01:01:18,727 --> 01:01:21,029 And a military identity card. 640 01:01:21,988 --> 01:01:23,254 And a... 641 01:01:23,523 --> 01:01:24,981 - An Ausweis. - Yeah. 642 01:01:25,173 --> 01:01:28,818 - Permission to be on Reich property. - A ticket to Oden. 643 01:01:29,009 --> 01:01:32,731 What appears to be the ferret assignments for the next week. 644 01:01:33,499 --> 01:01:35,609 You get 10 out of 10 for this, old boy. 645 01:01:35,801 --> 01:01:39,446 - Thank you, sir. Take good care of that. - Where did you get this? 646 01:01:40,597 --> 01:01:42,438 It's on loan. 647 01:01:43,973 --> 01:01:46,544 In order to get the right amount of outfits, Roger, 648 01:01:46,851 --> 01:01:49,997 I suggest that we work mainly from service uniforms. 649 01:01:50,304 --> 01:01:53,834 I can do double-breasteds, single-breasteds, 650 01:01:54,026 --> 01:01:56,712 and rather nice lounge suits. 651 01:01:56,903 --> 01:01:59,321 Lapels. I can do quite a lot of things with those. 652 01:01:59,513 --> 01:02:03,810 I can have them deep like that or high ones like that. 653 01:02:05,268 --> 01:02:08,030 Here's one that we're working on right now. 654 01:02:08,222 --> 01:02:10,639 Oh, yes. What about buttons? 655 01:02:11,867 --> 01:02:16,203 Take a look at those. Here's one that I've finished, Roger. 656 01:02:18,390 --> 01:02:24,337 And here's one that I dyed with a bottle of blue ink. 657 01:02:25,987 --> 01:02:28,865 It's rather good. What's up, Roger? 658 01:02:29,133 --> 01:02:31,819 The goons'd have a field day if they crashed in on this lot. 659 01:02:32,126 --> 01:02:36,039 That's Sorren's department. Now, I've started working on the other materials. 660 01:02:36,346 --> 01:02:38,150 This blanket. 661 01:02:38,457 --> 01:02:41,219 Particularly the stripes. Marvellous. 662 01:02:41,411 --> 01:02:42,447 - Coats. - Yes. 663 01:02:42,754 --> 01:02:45,325 I've got the chaps working on these all over the compound. 664 01:02:45,555 --> 01:02:48,202 Those battle dresses - I'm afraid they're a bit too short. 665 01:02:48,509 --> 01:02:52,922 I'll have to get the chaps to make those into some sort of workingman's outfits. 666 01:02:53,190 --> 01:02:55,301 Blanket ticking. 667 01:02:55,492 --> 01:02:59,828 Now, I've made these into rather nice little waistcoats. 668 01:03:00,212 --> 01:03:03,358 - Very dapper, yes. Dyed, of course. - Of course. 669 01:03:03,742 --> 01:03:05,967 Just take a look at this, Roger. 670 01:03:06,236 --> 01:03:10,955 Now, this blanket material, we scrape this down until it's really smooth, 671 01:03:11,339 --> 01:03:13,334 and then dye it with boot polish. 672 01:03:13,526 --> 01:03:17,171 Corduroy scrounged by Hendley. I wish we had more of this. 673 01:03:17,554 --> 01:03:20,163 - Where in God's name did you get these? - Hendley. 674 01:03:20,432 --> 01:03:22,466 - Where did he get them? - I asked him that. 675 01:03:22,734 --> 01:03:25,151 - What did he say? - "Don't ask." 676 01:03:25,420 --> 01:03:28,221 Let me show you some of the overcoats I've been working on. 677 01:03:57,074 --> 01:03:58,916 Good morning, Hilts. 678 01:04:00,527 --> 01:04:03,405 Well, if you're here to find out if I'm going out again, I am. 679 01:04:03,789 --> 01:04:05,630 - When? - 17 days. 7th of July. 680 01:04:05,822 --> 01:04:07,434 - Dark of the moon. - Correct. 681 01:04:07,625 --> 01:04:09,928 Is Ives going with you? 682 01:04:10,119 --> 01:04:12,613 Yeah, if he wants to. 683 01:04:12,920 --> 01:04:15,990 You know that Ives is close to cracking? 684 01:04:17,218 --> 01:04:19,059 Yeah. 685 01:04:20,402 --> 01:04:23,548 - Better for him to go out in the tunnel? - Safer. 686 01:04:29,112 --> 01:04:30,148 Right. 687 01:04:32,450 --> 01:04:35,826 It's possible for one man to get out through the wire, even get away, 688 01:04:36,018 --> 01:04:41,198 but there are in fact a considerable number of people besides yourself 689 01:04:41,582 --> 01:04:43,692 in this camp who are trying to escape. 690 01:04:44,728 --> 01:04:46,570 I appreciate that. 691 01:04:49,140 --> 01:04:50,867 Something's coming - I can feel it - 692 01:04:51,174 --> 01:04:54,435 and it's coming right around the corner at me, Squadron Leader. 693 01:04:54,627 --> 01:04:56,737 - My name's Roger. - All right, Roger. 694 01:04:56,929 --> 01:04:59,116 Yours is Virgil, isn't it? 695 01:05:00,382 --> 01:05:02,876 Hilts. Just make it Hilts. 696 01:05:04,027 --> 01:05:07,864 Yes, well, as I was saying, Hilts, 697 01:05:09,207 --> 01:05:11,893 we have maps of Germany - general maps, that is. 698 01:05:12,162 --> 01:05:15,998 We have all the information we need for the escape routes out of Germany. 699 01:05:16,190 --> 01:05:18,224 But what we do not have... 700 01:05:18,416 --> 01:05:21,562 Is a clear idea of what's 500 yards beyond those trees. 701 01:05:21,946 --> 01:05:24,555 We've tried every goon in the camp. No go. 702 01:05:24,746 --> 01:05:28,200 We must know the exact position of the local town. 703 01:05:28,852 --> 01:05:31,154 We want to know where we hit the main roads. 704 01:05:31,461 --> 01:05:34,722 Where the police stations are, where they've got their roadblocks. 705 01:05:34,914 --> 01:05:39,020 And most important of all, we've got to know how to get from here 706 01:05:39,403 --> 01:05:41,629 to the railway station. 707 01:05:41,820 --> 01:05:44,967 No. Absolutely not. When I get through that wire, 708 01:05:45,350 --> 01:05:47,768 I'm not gonna be making maps for you guys. 709 01:05:47,959 --> 01:05:53,139 I'm gonna be so far away, you won't hear if they're shooting at me with howitzers. 710 01:05:53,408 --> 01:05:55,978 - Understandable. - Completely. 711 01:05:58,396 --> 01:06:00,583 I mean, I'd like to help, but... 712 01:06:04,228 --> 01:06:06,453 Interesting idea. 713 01:06:06,645 --> 01:06:09,599 - How many you taking out? - 250. 714 01:06:12,285 --> 01:06:14,204 250? 715 01:06:14,395 --> 01:06:16,122 Yeah. 716 01:06:16,813 --> 01:06:18,616 You're crazy. You too. 717 01:06:18,808 --> 01:06:22,069 250 guys just walking down the road, just like that. 718 01:06:22,376 --> 01:06:25,906 Well, some on the road, some by train, some cross-country. 719 01:06:26,213 --> 01:06:28,323 They'll have forged papers, clothes, 720 01:06:28,515 --> 01:06:30,242 maps, compasses, rations. 721 01:06:30,510 --> 01:06:33,119 You're gonna alert every goon in the country. 722 01:06:33,311 --> 01:06:36,189 Anybody that can carry a pitchfork is gonna be out looking for you. 723 01:06:36,457 --> 01:06:41,062 They're gonna swoop down and scoop you up so fast it'd make your head swim. 724 01:06:43,939 --> 01:06:45,666 Yes, well, thanks, anyway. 725 01:06:45,858 --> 01:06:48,850 - If I can help on the tunnel, let me know. - That's good of you. 726 01:06:49,119 --> 01:06:50,846 Any time. 727 01:06:52,189 --> 01:06:57,176 Wait a minute. You aren't seriously suggesting that if I get through the wire 728 01:06:57,560 --> 01:07:00,361 and case everything out there and don't get picked up, 729 01:07:00,553 --> 01:07:03,124 to turn myself in and get thrown back in the cooler 730 01:07:03,431 --> 01:07:05,618 so you can get the information you need? 731 01:07:05,809 --> 01:07:10,145 Yes. One has to ask some very strange things in the job I have. 732 01:07:10,414 --> 01:07:13,291 - We'll give you a front place. - I wouldn't do that for my own mother. 733 01:07:13,598 --> 01:07:15,325 - I don't blame you. - Well, OK, then. 734 01:07:15,402 --> 01:07:18,087 - It's completely understandable. - Well, OK, then. 735 01:07:20,696 --> 01:07:22,500 Yes, well, thanks, Hilts. 736 01:07:29,598 --> 01:07:31,401 Check. 737 01:07:34,394 --> 01:07:36,006 Herr Hendley, l... 738 01:07:36,197 --> 01:07:38,423 Oh, it's all right. Blythe's a friend. 739 01:07:41,377 --> 01:07:44,945 - What's the matter, Werner? - My wallet, my papers, my identity card. 740 01:07:45,214 --> 01:07:48,207 Gone. I lost them. Everything. 741 01:07:49,166 --> 01:07:50,969 He lost his wallet. 742 01:07:51,161 --> 01:07:54,346 Do you realise what would happen if Strachwitz found this out? 743 01:07:54,538 --> 01:07:56,456 - The Russian front. - Dear, dear. 744 01:07:59,717 --> 01:08:02,020 I've looked every place, every place. 745 01:08:02,979 --> 01:08:06,240 I must have lost them while I was in here. 746 01:08:06,432 --> 01:08:08,619 - No. - Yes. 747 01:08:08,926 --> 01:08:12,379 Look, I told you we were friends. We'll find them. 748 01:08:12,648 --> 01:08:14,873 Oh, thank you, Herr Hendley. 749 01:08:16,293 --> 01:08:17,827 Werner. 750 01:08:18,019 --> 01:08:20,897 Not now. It might look a little peculiar 751 01:08:21,089 --> 01:08:24,350 if you and I were seen probing around at this time of night. 752 01:08:25,501 --> 01:08:30,297 Look, I'll find them. I promise you I'll find 'em if I have to tear this room apart. 753 01:08:37,012 --> 01:08:39,314 - Thank you. - Forget it. 754 01:08:39,506 --> 01:08:40,849 - Werner. - Yes? 755 01:08:41,040 --> 01:08:43,266 There is one small favour. 756 01:08:43,649 --> 01:08:45,837 A camera. 757 01:08:47,295 --> 01:08:50,441 We want to take some snapshots. You know, keepsakes. 758 01:08:51,975 --> 01:08:55,621 35mm with a 2.8 lens and a plane shutter. 759 01:08:56,004 --> 01:08:57,846 Focal-plane shutter. 760 01:08:59,457 --> 01:09:02,719 Werner, that's a focal-plane shutter. 761 01:09:04,062 --> 01:09:05,788 Let me know when you got it. 762 01:09:10,392 --> 01:09:14,690 He's a crazy, mixed-up kid, that Werner, but I like him. 763 01:09:14,997 --> 01:09:16,800 Checkmate. 764 01:09:40,013 --> 01:09:42,047 How soon's our air pump going to be ready? 765 01:09:42,315 --> 01:09:45,385 - I'll have it for you tomorrow. - You're badly behind schedule. 766 01:09:45,576 --> 01:09:47,802 - How's it coming, Danny? - No good. 767 01:09:48,070 --> 01:09:50,373 - No good? - Today, three times. 768 01:10:07,447 --> 01:10:08,713 Willie, you all right? 769 01:10:08,790 --> 01:10:10,631 Pull! 770 01:10:38,333 --> 01:10:42,938 You're gonna have to shore up the whole bloody tunnel, Roger. All 335 feet of it. 771 01:10:43,206 --> 01:10:45,048 Four times today. 772 01:10:46,199 --> 01:10:49,729 This way we never get through. We must have more wood. 773 01:10:50,880 --> 01:10:53,949 It's a lot of timber, Roger. Can you get it? 774 01:10:56,827 --> 01:10:59,628 We'll get it. We've gotta get it. 775 01:11:00,856 --> 01:11:04,232 I'll put Hendley on it, and the new man we got this morning. 776 01:11:05,191 --> 01:11:06,227 OK, Willie. 777 01:11:06,726 --> 01:11:09,988 On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me 778 01:11:10,256 --> 01:11:12,558 A partridge in a pear tree 779 01:11:13,057 --> 01:11:15,935 On the second day of Christmas my true love sent to me 780 01:11:16,203 --> 01:11:19,388 Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree 781 01:11:20,040 --> 01:11:22,918 On the fourth day of Christmas my true love sent to me 782 01:11:23,110 --> 01:11:25,220 Four calling birds, three French hens 783 01:11:25,412 --> 01:11:28,980 Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree 784 01:11:29,249 --> 01:11:32,433 On the fifth day of Christmas my true love sent to me 785 01:11:32,702 --> 01:11:35,388 Five gold rings 786 01:11:36,846 --> 01:11:40,491 - How's it going with the rafters up there? - Taking out one in four. 787 01:11:46,323 --> 01:11:47,282 Stay with it. 788 01:11:47,397 --> 01:11:50,275 Five gold rings 789 01:11:50,543 --> 01:11:52,385 Four calling birds, three French hens 790 01:11:52,577 --> 01:11:56,030 Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree 791 01:11:56,222 --> 01:11:59,368 On the seventh day of Christmas my true love sent to me 792 01:11:59,675 --> 01:12:02,054 Seven swans a-swimming, six geese a-laying 793 01:12:02,246 --> 01:12:05,123 Five gold rings 794 01:12:05,430 --> 01:12:07,234 Four calling birds, three French hens 795 01:12:07,540 --> 01:12:11,377 Two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree 796 01:12:24,308 --> 01:12:26,993 Five gold rings, four calling birds... 797 01:12:27,377 --> 01:12:30,447 Bloody singing. I've never worked so hard in all my life. Hi, Hilts. 798 01:12:30,715 --> 01:12:31,598 Say, Cavendish... 799 01:12:31,674 --> 01:12:33,593 Three French hens, two turtle doves 800 01:12:33,785 --> 01:12:35,626 And a partridge in a pear... 801 01:12:35,818 --> 01:12:37,622 Allez hup! 802 01:12:44,067 --> 01:12:45,794 Never mind. 803 01:12:55,463 --> 01:12:57,957 Here's a present from our friend Werner. 804 01:12:58,264 --> 01:12:59,683 Splendid. 805 01:12:59,875 --> 01:13:01,717 Simply splendid. 806 01:13:02,868 --> 01:13:04,863 This should do very nicely. 807 01:13:08,432 --> 01:13:10,043 Those are Ashley-Pitt's men. 808 01:13:10,235 --> 01:13:14,072 He requested permission to dispose of some of his dirt in our attic. 809 01:14:19,490 --> 01:14:23,404 Tom has reached just beyond that pile of wood, sir. 810 01:14:23,711 --> 01:14:27,624 - Harry, of course, isn't as far as that. - How much further to the trees? 811 01:14:28,008 --> 01:14:29,850 We make it 50 feet, sir. 812 01:14:30,042 --> 01:14:33,111 - Dark of the moon is the 7th... - 8th and 9th. 813 01:14:33,303 --> 01:14:35,106 A day earlier in August. 814 01:14:41,169 --> 01:14:42,895 Morning. 815 01:14:44,046 --> 01:14:45,965 There he goes again. 816 01:14:46,156 --> 01:14:48,459 Why is he buying up all the potatoes in the camp? 817 01:14:48,727 --> 01:14:51,336 I've been working on that, but I can't find out. 818 01:14:51,528 --> 01:14:53,830 Hilts and Hendley lock themselves in every night. 819 01:14:54,099 --> 01:14:57,092 Sometimes Goff's with them. Other nights he's on guard outside. 820 01:14:57,475 --> 01:15:01,120 Mac, we'll close down Dick and Harry. Seal them off. 821 01:15:01,312 --> 01:15:03,883 Put the entire effort into Tom and press on into the trees. 822 01:15:04,190 --> 01:15:05,533 Right, Roger. 823 01:15:51,652 --> 01:15:52,995 Wow. 824 01:15:54,990 --> 01:15:56,448 Wow. 825 01:15:58,443 --> 01:15:59,786 Wow. 826 01:16:25,224 --> 01:16:26,759 Wow. 827 01:16:33,090 --> 01:16:34,510 Wow. 828 01:16:42,951 --> 01:16:44,217 Wow. 829 01:17:32,907 --> 01:17:33,866 About face! 830 01:17:35,976 --> 01:17:37,818 Forward march! 831 01:17:44,801 --> 01:17:48,369 - What is it? - They're celebrating the revolution. 832 01:17:48,561 --> 01:17:50,364 It's the 4th of July. 833 01:17:59,688 --> 01:18:01,299 What the devil's this? 834 01:18:07,055 --> 01:18:09,088 Gentlemen, you're invited for free drinks. 835 01:18:09,280 --> 01:18:12,733 - A little present from the colonials. - Down the British. 836 01:18:13,002 --> 01:18:15,304 - Quite right too. - And a little drink to Tom. 837 01:18:15,611 --> 01:18:17,529 And to getting home. 838 01:18:17,721 --> 01:18:19,141 Very well. We accept. 839 01:18:19,333 --> 01:18:20,983 - Up the rebels! - Down the British! 840 01:18:21,174 --> 01:18:22,479 Gentlemen, follow us. 841 01:18:22,709 --> 01:18:24,512 About face! 842 01:18:43,505 --> 01:18:45,308 Company, halt! 843 01:18:49,145 --> 01:18:51,370 All right, let's line up down here! 844 01:18:52,598 --> 01:18:54,709 All right, grab a cup! 845 01:18:55,016 --> 01:18:56,742 Line it up! Here we go. 846 01:19:03,648 --> 01:19:06,027 That explains what happened to the potatoes. 847 01:19:06,219 --> 01:19:09,020 No harm in closing down Tom for one day, Roger. 848 01:19:09,289 --> 01:19:11,898 I suppose it'll do us all good to let off a bit of steam. 849 01:19:12,166 --> 01:19:15,735 There's only 14 feet to go, sir, and you can feel it throughout the whole camp. 850 01:19:16,003 --> 01:19:18,689 - I think that calls for a drink. - Hear, hear. 851 01:19:18,881 --> 01:19:20,991 - Drink it up! - What is this stuff, Hilts? 852 01:19:21,183 --> 01:19:24,176 Moonshine. American moonshine. Moonshine. 853 01:19:24,368 --> 01:19:26,746 Make my moustache grow. Cheers. 854 01:19:26,938 --> 01:19:29,049 Keep it moving. 855 01:19:29,240 --> 01:19:31,274 Hello, Eric. Don't spill any of that. 856 01:19:31,542 --> 01:19:33,653 - There you go. - Down with the British. 857 01:19:34,036 --> 01:19:36,914 All right, old cobber. Keep it mo... 858 01:19:37,797 --> 01:19:40,674 - Don't get any on your clothes. - Cheers! 859 01:19:41,825 --> 01:19:44,588 - Don't spill any of that. - Before your morning tea? 860 01:19:44,780 --> 01:19:46,813 Keep it moving. 861 01:19:47,082 --> 01:19:48,923 Don't get any on your clothes, sir. 862 01:19:49,192 --> 01:19:52,262 American moonshine. Don't smoke right after you drink it. 863 01:19:52,453 --> 01:19:55,254 No smoking. No smoking while you're drinking. 864 01:20:09,796 --> 01:20:11,638 Get good and stoned, my friend. 865 01:20:14,017 --> 01:20:16,127 Keep it going. Keep it... 866 01:20:17,009 --> 01:20:20,079 No taxation without representation. 867 01:20:20,347 --> 01:20:22,650 Keep it going, boys. Keep it... 868 01:20:24,108 --> 01:20:26,295 Keep it going, fellas. Enjoy yourselves. 869 01:20:26,486 --> 01:20:28,712 Well, let's drink to Tom. 870 01:20:28,904 --> 01:20:30,707 To Tom. 871 01:20:37,421 --> 01:20:41,373 In the three years, seven months and two weeks that I've been in the bag, 872 01:20:41,565 --> 01:20:44,328 that's the most extraordinary stuff I've ever tasted. 873 01:20:44,635 --> 01:20:47,704 - It's shattering. - Well, I think it's rather good. 874 01:20:50,467 --> 01:20:53,728 Well, with your permission, sir, I think I'll all on kive. 875 01:20:55,263 --> 01:20:57,105 Call on Ives. 876 01:21:06,390 --> 01:21:08,116 Cheers, Hendley! 877 01:21:16,174 --> 01:21:17,900 You know what that is? 878 01:21:18,092 --> 01:21:20,126 I'll tell you what it isn't. 879 01:21:20,394 --> 01:21:22,505 It isn't Napoleon brandy. 880 01:21:24,154 --> 01:21:25,958 How do you like it, sir? 881 01:21:27,032 --> 01:21:28,759 Well, it's... 882 01:21:28,951 --> 01:21:30,754 To the colonies. 883 01:21:30,946 --> 01:21:32,787 Independence. 884 01:21:38,236 --> 01:21:42,264 How are you managing over there without us? Getting along all right, are you? 885 01:21:42,648 --> 01:21:45,411 We seem to be getting along all right, shir... sir. 886 01:21:53,391 --> 01:21:55,578 Yes, well, it's... 887 01:21:56,921 --> 01:21:58,763 It's good stuff, Hilts. 888 01:22:00,950 --> 01:22:02,792 Thank you, sir. 889 01:22:22,436 --> 01:22:24,163 Danny! Here's to... 890 01:22:31,453 --> 01:22:33,870 Roger, goons in 105. 891 01:22:34,638 --> 01:22:36,556 - Who? - Strachwitz. 892 01:22:39,702 --> 01:22:44,230 We have to ignore it. If we pay attention, the goons'll know the hut's important. 893 01:22:45,458 --> 01:22:47,299 Here's to going home. 894 01:23:01,764 --> 01:23:04,757 Come on, Danny. They've searched it a hundred times. 895 01:23:04,949 --> 01:23:06,752 Home! 896 01:23:18,915 --> 01:23:22,560 Anyway, I'm glad we've got you in the tunnel with us. To Tom, eh? 897 01:23:25,246 --> 01:23:28,891 Och, never mind. You'll be walking down Argyle Street in a couple of weeks. 898 01:23:29,083 --> 01:23:33,495 To Tom. You know, Sandy, I'm just beginning to realise that myself. 899 01:23:33,802 --> 01:23:36,488 Why shouldn't you, man? We're nearly at the trees, boy. 900 01:23:36,872 --> 01:23:38,675 We're nearly at the trees, eh? 901 01:24:24,142 --> 01:24:25,983 Herr Hauptfeldwebel! 902 01:24:26,636 --> 01:24:27,902 Herr Hauptfeldwebel! 903 01:25:05,081 --> 01:25:07,191 Oh, my God! They've found Tom. 904 01:25:20,812 --> 01:25:22,654 It's the tunnel. 905 01:25:38,846 --> 01:25:40,687 Success. 906 01:26:03,708 --> 01:26:04,936 Ives! 907 01:27:13,232 --> 01:27:16,877 Sir, let me know the exact information you need. 908 01:27:18,220 --> 01:27:20,331 - I'm going out tonight. - Right. 909 01:27:22,825 --> 01:27:24,743 Open up Harry. 910 01:27:24,820 --> 01:27:27,237 We dig. Around the clock. 911 01:28:58,516 --> 01:29:00,626 - Cooler. - Right. 912 01:29:04,003 --> 01:29:06,573 Well, I didn't think they'd catch him so soon. 913 01:29:08,492 --> 01:29:10,410 He wasn't caught. 914 01:29:23,571 --> 01:29:25,566 Hilts, welcome home. 915 01:30:16,596 --> 01:30:17,555 Danny? 916 01:30:19,742 --> 01:30:21,584 Danny? 917 01:30:24,538 --> 01:30:26,265 Danny? 918 01:30:32,596 --> 01:30:34,438 Are you all right, Danny? 919 01:30:36,356 --> 01:30:38,083 Yes. 920 01:30:38,274 --> 01:30:40,001 All right. 921 01:30:42,188 --> 01:30:44,989 All right. Bring some shovels. I'm all right. 922 01:30:47,560 --> 01:30:49,862 For God's sake, you've left out a whole eagle. 923 01:30:50,054 --> 01:30:51,895 That's impossible. 924 01:30:53,123 --> 01:30:54,965 Yes. 925 01:30:55,732 --> 01:30:58,418 Four days' work up the bloody spout! 926 01:30:59,646 --> 01:31:01,641 I'm sorry, Colin. 927 01:31:01,833 --> 01:31:03,675 It's all right, Smithy. 928 01:31:04,710 --> 01:31:08,355 It's getting late. You push off to bed. I'll pack up here. 929 01:31:08,547 --> 01:31:10,274 All right. 930 01:31:10,466 --> 01:31:12,960 - Good night, Colin. - Good night, Smithy. 931 01:31:51,712 --> 01:31:53,822 I can't see a bloody thing. 932 01:32:20,872 --> 01:32:24,517 - Your German's very good. - Thanks, Mac. I've put in a lot of... 933 01:32:24,901 --> 01:32:28,930 Watch it. That's the easiest way to trip up a suspect. Don't fall for that old gag. 934 01:32:29,237 --> 01:32:31,731 - I'm sorry, Mac. - OK. But remember, German always. 935 01:32:44,853 --> 01:32:48,498 One, two, three, four, five. 936 01:33:07,183 --> 01:33:08,142 Roger. 937 01:33:13,130 --> 01:33:14,473 No, it's me. 938 01:33:16,775 --> 01:33:18,617 How do you like the old escape suit? 939 01:33:18,886 --> 01:33:20,612 Fine, fine. 940 01:33:23,029 --> 01:33:24,833 Colin. 941 01:33:27,058 --> 01:33:29,245 How do you like mine? 942 01:33:29,437 --> 01:33:31,547 It looks splendid. 943 01:33:57,062 --> 01:33:59,173 Where are you going? You'll get yourself shot. 944 01:33:59,365 --> 01:34:03,201 - What's the matter with you? - I'm going out through that fence. 945 01:34:04,928 --> 01:34:08,189 Danny, we're getting out through the tunnel. We're almost clear. 946 01:34:08,496 --> 01:34:11,067 Please, Willie, let me alone. 947 01:34:11,336 --> 01:34:13,638 I can't go in that tunnel any more. 948 01:34:13,830 --> 01:34:16,055 So I'm going out through the wire. 949 01:34:19,508 --> 01:34:22,961 Danny, think. We're getting out, but not through the wire. 950 01:34:23,345 --> 01:34:26,031 We're getting out through the tunnel. It's finished. 951 01:34:26,299 --> 01:34:28,410 - I go out now. - No. 952 01:34:29,561 --> 01:34:32,630 Danny, you go through that wire and you'll get killed. 953 01:34:39,728 --> 01:34:41,455 Don't do that. 954 01:34:43,757 --> 01:34:45,484 Willie... 955 01:34:47,210 --> 01:34:49,244 Since I was a boy, 956 01:34:49,436 --> 01:34:53,464 I hate and feared little rooms, 957 01:34:53,733 --> 01:34:55,766 closets, caves. 958 01:34:56,035 --> 01:34:58,260 Danny, you've dug 17 tunnels. Over 17 tunnels. 959 01:34:58,452 --> 01:35:00,563 Because I must get out. 960 01:35:00,754 --> 01:35:03,632 I hide the fear, and I dig. 961 01:35:04,860 --> 01:35:08,505 But tomorrow night in the tunnel with all those men, 962 01:35:08,697 --> 01:35:11,114 I'm afraid maybe this time I will lose my head 963 01:35:11,382 --> 01:35:14,068 and ruin the escape for everybody. 964 01:35:16,754 --> 01:35:18,596 So I go now. 965 01:35:23,277 --> 01:35:25,963 Danny, I'll see you through the tunnel. 966 01:35:27,497 --> 01:35:30,874 I'll look after you. I'll stick with you all the way. 967 01:35:32,293 --> 01:35:34,020 All right. 968 01:35:42,077 --> 01:35:43,804 - Good evening. - Hello, Roger. 969 01:35:44,763 --> 01:35:46,950 Well, how do you think we look? 970 01:35:50,519 --> 01:35:52,245 It's as bad as all that? 971 01:35:52,437 --> 01:35:58,461 Colin, I want first of all to say that without you, we would not have been ready. 972 01:35:58,845 --> 01:36:02,221 That's all right. I had lots of help. Lots of very good help. 973 01:36:04,024 --> 01:36:05,866 What's the matter, Roger? 974 01:36:07,094 --> 01:36:09,204 You can't go. 975 01:36:09,780 --> 01:36:12,082 - What do you mean? - I can't allow it. 976 01:36:12,274 --> 01:36:12,772 Why? 977 01:36:12,849 --> 01:36:15,458 You can't see your hand in front of your face. 978 01:36:15,727 --> 01:36:18,029 You'd be caught before you got 10 yards. 979 01:36:18,336 --> 01:36:20,062 That's ridiculous. 980 01:36:21,290 --> 01:36:24,360 That's ridiculous. Never heard anything so absurd in my life. 981 01:36:24,552 --> 01:36:27,621 I can see perfectly. I can see perfectly! 982 01:36:28,503 --> 01:36:31,765 I can see... that pin down there. 983 01:36:31,957 --> 01:36:34,451 - Does that satisfy you? - What pin? Where? 984 01:36:45,769 --> 01:36:48,839 Colin, do you see the foot of the door? 985 01:36:50,182 --> 01:36:51,410 Yes, of course. 986 01:36:53,520 --> 01:36:56,321 Put the pin down there, will you? 987 01:36:56,589 --> 01:36:57,932 All right. 988 01:37:02,268 --> 01:37:03,611 All right. Come on. 989 01:37:04,455 --> 01:37:06,297 Come on. Sit down. 990 01:37:08,023 --> 01:37:10,325 Sit down. It was a good try. 991 01:37:11,553 --> 01:37:15,313 I hate these last-minute letdowns, but I've only just been told. 992 01:37:15,582 --> 01:37:18,843 - It's too risky for you. - Don't you think that's Colin's decision? 993 01:37:19,035 --> 01:37:21,222 - No, I don't. - Come on, Roger. 994 01:37:21,529 --> 01:37:26,517 We all know the score here. Well, at least, most of us do. 995 01:37:26,901 --> 01:37:29,778 Your idea of this escape is to start another front, 996 01:37:30,047 --> 01:37:33,999 to foul up the Germans behind the lines. All right, that's fine. 997 01:37:34,267 --> 01:37:38,411 But once we get past that wire and have them looking all over Germany for us, 998 01:37:38,680 --> 01:37:40,905 that mission is accomplished. 999 01:37:41,174 --> 01:37:44,166 Afterwards, we have some ideas of our own. 1000 01:37:45,394 --> 01:37:47,121 You mean getting home? 1001 01:37:47,313 --> 01:37:49,538 - Back to your family? - That's right. 1002 01:37:49,730 --> 01:37:52,799 Do you really believe I haven't thought about that too? 1003 01:37:52,991 --> 01:37:54,795 I'm sure you have. 1004 01:37:56,061 --> 01:37:57,787 I know Colin has. 1005 01:37:58,823 --> 01:38:00,857 And, Roger, I have too. 1006 01:38:01,049 --> 01:38:02,852 We think we can make it all the way. 1007 01:38:03,044 --> 01:38:07,379 Not Colin. He'd be an appalling hazard to the escape. That must be my decision. 1008 01:38:07,763 --> 01:38:11,485 Let's talk about hazard. Let's talk about you. 1009 01:38:11,792 --> 01:38:15,437 You're the biggest hazard we have. The Gestapo has you marked. 1010 01:38:17,163 --> 01:38:19,274 No one has said you can't go. 1011 01:38:20,809 --> 01:38:23,111 That's true. 1012 01:38:23,379 --> 01:38:25,489 I have thought about the Gestapo. 1013 01:38:27,600 --> 01:38:31,360 But if you're asking me how far a commanding officer is allowed to go, 1014 01:38:31,628 --> 01:38:33,470 or dare go, 1015 01:38:34,506 --> 01:38:36,732 or should be permitted to play God, 1016 01:38:38,151 --> 01:38:39,878 I can't answer you. 1017 01:38:41,336 --> 01:38:42,947 But I can tell you 1018 01:38:43,446 --> 01:38:46,899 a blind man is an unnecessary hazard to himself and the whole plan, 1019 01:38:47,091 --> 01:38:49,777 and must therefore be eliminated from the operation. 1020 01:39:00,482 --> 01:39:05,278 Colin's not a blind man as long as he's with me, and he's going with me. 1021 01:39:11,340 --> 01:39:13,450 It's all right with you, Colin? 1022 01:39:15,369 --> 01:39:17,863 Oh, yes. Quite. 1023 01:39:25,345 --> 01:39:30,601 Very well. I'll arrange for your escape numbers to be altered accordingly. 1024 01:39:31,675 --> 01:39:33,479 Good night, gentlemen. 1025 01:39:40,193 --> 01:39:41,920 Actually... 1026 01:39:43,186 --> 01:39:45,181 he's quite right. 1027 01:39:45,373 --> 01:39:47,215 He's completely right. 1028 01:39:47,867 --> 01:39:49,709 I really shouldn't go at all. 1029 01:39:49,977 --> 01:39:53,047 My eyes have been getting worse and worse lately. 1030 01:39:53,354 --> 01:39:56,500 I think they call it progressive myopia. 1031 01:39:57,075 --> 01:39:59,876 I can see things up here. Close to. 1032 01:40:00,260 --> 01:40:02,447 I can see to work, but... 1033 01:40:05,325 --> 01:40:07,550 you're just a blur. 1034 01:40:07,742 --> 01:40:09,545 I know. 1035 01:40:10,313 --> 01:40:12,538 Oh, hell. We'll make it in great shape. 1036 01:40:12,807 --> 01:40:14,840 Colin, do you have any tea? 1037 01:40:15,991 --> 01:40:18,370 - Yes, of course. - Then let's have some. 1038 01:40:20,097 --> 01:40:21,823 Splendid. 1039 01:41:06,024 --> 01:41:07,942 Hi, Hilts. 1040 01:41:08,134 --> 01:41:09,976 Hey, Mac. 1041 01:41:12,163 --> 01:41:13,506 When? 1042 01:41:13,698 --> 01:41:16,115 Tonight. We thought they'd never let you out. 1043 01:41:16,307 --> 01:41:18,609 Me, too. Let's get at it. 1044 01:41:18,801 --> 01:41:21,371 - Bartlett's waiting for you. - I'll be there. 1045 01:42:29,744 --> 01:42:30,895 What time? 1046 01:42:33,121 --> 01:42:34,924 Only eight minutes now, Danny. 1047 01:42:39,145 --> 01:42:40,871 You OK? 1048 01:42:50,770 --> 01:42:52,382 Cavendish. 1049 01:42:52,689 --> 01:42:54,032 Griff, down there. 1050 01:42:54,108 --> 01:42:55,950 Goff, there. 1051 01:43:15,134 --> 01:43:17,897 Smith, Foles, third on the right. 1052 01:43:18,856 --> 01:43:21,849 Blythe, Hendley, third on the left. 1053 01:43:50,395 --> 01:43:51,738 There are the lights. 1054 01:43:53,580 --> 01:43:55,690 Right on the tick, Danny. 1055 01:44:04,899 --> 01:44:07,661 Look down the tunnel, Danny. It's lovely. 1056 01:44:10,270 --> 01:44:13,416 It's just like Blackpool at the height of the season. 1057 01:44:15,335 --> 01:44:17,637 You ever been to Blackpool, Danny? 1058 01:44:17,829 --> 01:44:19,479 Yes. 1059 01:44:19,670 --> 01:44:21,474 No. 1060 01:44:22,356 --> 01:44:24,083 I don't know. 1061 01:44:27,421 --> 01:44:29,263 It's time, Roger. 1062 01:44:41,157 --> 01:44:44,418 Bartlett, MacDonald, Ashley-Pitt. 1063 01:44:48,063 --> 01:44:49,406 It's all clear, sir. 1064 01:44:58,039 --> 01:44:59,766 All set, Roger. 1065 01:45:11,929 --> 01:45:13,540 Roger. 1066 01:45:13,732 --> 01:45:15,574 Good luck. 1067 01:45:45,309 --> 01:45:47,611 They're coming down the shaft now, Danny. 1068 01:45:47,803 --> 01:45:50,949 And then they'll be coming right up the tunnel. 1069 01:45:57,088 --> 01:45:58,930 Willie... 1070 01:45:59,199 --> 01:46:02,000 I can't wait. I must get out. 1071 01:46:02,460 --> 01:46:05,721 Danny! Danny! Danny! Danny! 1072 01:46:32,695 --> 01:46:35,841 What is it, Danny? What's the matter? Danny! Come here! 1073 01:46:36,723 --> 01:46:39,486 Roger? Danny and I'll go later. We'll take another place. 1074 01:46:39,678 --> 01:46:42,479 Danny, tell me what this is and tell me quickly! 1075 01:46:42,670 --> 01:46:46,392 This tunnel is mine as much as anybody. I dug it. I built it. 1076 01:46:46,661 --> 01:46:48,771 I was buried many times. I go when I want. 1077 01:46:48,963 --> 01:46:50,805 Let me out. Let me out. 1078 01:46:54,143 --> 01:46:56,176 Take him out, Willie. Take him out. 1079 01:47:10,756 --> 01:47:12,560 Danny? What is it? 1080 01:47:13,058 --> 01:47:14,977 Danny, what's going on? 1081 01:47:15,169 --> 01:47:18,123 It's all right, Sedgwick. It's all right. We're going later. 1082 01:47:24,569 --> 01:47:27,063 Danny, it's all right. It's all right. 1083 01:47:27,255 --> 01:47:30,785 We can take another place in the line. It's all right. 1084 01:47:31,667 --> 01:47:33,394 All right, Colin. Down you go. 1085 01:47:34,161 --> 01:47:38,458 Sit down. Feel the top rung of the ladder with your right foot. Got it? 1086 01:47:38,842 --> 01:47:40,569 Down you go. 1087 01:47:55,341 --> 01:47:57,259 Danny cut out, huh? 1088 01:47:57,451 --> 01:47:59,868 Willie took him up top. Hilts, l... 1089 01:48:12,607 --> 01:48:15,024 - Remember, keep your head down. - Right. 1090 01:48:31,484 --> 01:48:33,326 Right. 1091 01:48:40,117 --> 01:48:41,767 Bartlett. 1092 01:49:18,486 --> 01:49:20,519 All right? 1093 01:49:20,711 --> 01:49:24,164 - Hold on to yourself. You're 20 feet short. - What do you mean? 1094 01:49:24,433 --> 01:49:27,042 20 feet short of the woods. The hole is in the open. 1095 01:49:27,234 --> 01:49:29,421 The guard is between us and the lights. 1096 01:49:29,728 --> 01:49:31,339 How could that happen? 1097 01:49:31,531 --> 01:49:34,792 What the hell difference does it make? It's happened. 1098 01:49:48,413 --> 01:49:50,984 - Roger... - Damn it, Mac! I'm trying to think! 1099 01:49:51,866 --> 01:49:53,670 We could postpone it. 1100 01:49:53,861 --> 01:49:56,854 All the documents are dated today. It's now or never. 1101 01:50:00,883 --> 01:50:05,295 One chance. When the guard goes to the far end, you might be able to move out. 1102 01:50:05,679 --> 01:50:09,401 I think I can make it to the woods, set up a signal when you're clear. 1103 01:50:09,708 --> 01:50:10,744 What about the towers? 1104 01:50:10,935 --> 01:50:14,120 They're gonna be watching the compound, not the woods. 1105 01:50:18,417 --> 01:50:20,835 Mac, pass the word. Send down 30 feet of rope. 1106 01:50:21,602 --> 01:50:23,213 Send down 30 feet of rope! 1107 01:50:25,055 --> 01:50:27,434 Send down 30 feet of rope. 1108 01:50:29,084 --> 01:50:31,002 Send down 30 feet of rope! 1109 01:50:31,194 --> 01:50:32,614 - What? - 30 feet of rope! 1110 01:50:32,921 --> 01:50:36,259 - What do they want that for? - How should I know? Get the rope. 1111 01:50:50,762 --> 01:50:54,868 - How's it going? Have you heard? - Some kind of foul-up, I think, sir. 1112 01:50:55,174 --> 01:50:58,820 - Haven't they moved into the tunnel yet? - I don't think so, sir. 1113 01:51:20,383 --> 01:51:22,224 He's over there. 1114 01:51:28,133 --> 01:51:29,975 Right. You go first, Eric. 1115 01:51:31,203 --> 01:51:33,428 I'm staying here till we get moving. 1116 01:51:44,363 --> 01:51:46,473 - See you in Piccadilly. - Scott's Bar. 1117 01:51:46,742 --> 01:51:48,200 Right. 1118 01:52:00,555 --> 01:52:01,821 Thank you. 1119 01:52:01,898 --> 01:52:03,739 - Good luck. - Right. 1120 01:52:27,605 --> 01:52:29,446 We're moving. 1121 01:52:35,854 --> 01:52:39,806 Danny, they're moving through the tunnel now. They're getting out. 1122 01:52:42,492 --> 01:52:47,480 When Warsaw fell, you escaped and came to England because you're a flier. 1123 01:52:47,748 --> 01:52:51,777 You came because you wanted to fly with us and fight the Germans. 1124 01:52:52,084 --> 01:52:54,846 We can get out now. We can get back to England. 1125 01:52:56,650 --> 01:52:58,683 If you don't go through that tunnel, 1126 01:52:58,875 --> 01:53:02,597 everything you've done will have been for nothing - nothing! 1127 01:53:30,030 --> 01:53:31,872 - Blythe's behind, Mac. - Right. 1128 01:53:34,558 --> 01:53:36,284 In here, Colin. 1129 01:53:36,860 --> 01:53:38,663 Sit down. 1130 01:53:43,459 --> 01:53:45,493 You're up, Sedgwick. I'll take over. 1131 01:53:48,946 --> 01:53:52,016 - What have you got in here? A piano? - That's very funny, mate. 1132 01:53:52,284 --> 01:53:54,893 - You won't get this thing through. - I'll cope. 1133 01:53:58,538 --> 01:54:01,416 - Was that Sedgwick with his trunk? - Who else? 1134 01:54:01,684 --> 01:54:03,718 I wish he was home with his kangaroos. 1135 01:54:10,317 --> 01:54:13,310 - We're 20 feet short. - How the hell...? 1136 01:54:13,579 --> 01:54:15,881 Hilts is on the other end of that rope in the woods. 1137 01:54:16,073 --> 01:54:20,293 As soon as you feel a couple of tugs, off you go, but keep Colin low. 1138 01:54:21,559 --> 01:54:23,286 - Good luck, Colin. - Thanks, Mac. 1139 01:54:33,032 --> 01:54:34,873 What's that? 1140 01:54:35,717 --> 01:54:38,211 - It's an air raid. - Oh, God! No! 1141 01:54:38,403 --> 01:54:41,665 The goons'll pull the switches. We'll lose the lights in the tunnel. 1142 01:54:41,972 --> 01:54:45,041 Come on, Colin. We can get out when the lights go down. 1143 01:54:57,204 --> 01:54:58,547 Willie. 1144 01:54:59,314 --> 01:55:00,273 Willie! 1145 01:55:02,384 --> 01:55:05,069 It's an air raid. Searchlights are out. Come on! 1146 01:55:11,208 --> 01:55:13,050 Get 'em out. 1147 01:55:18,422 --> 01:55:20,148 - It's gonna give! - Danny. 1148 01:55:20,225 --> 01:55:23,410 Danny. Danny, it's all right. Danny, it's the lights. 1149 01:55:25,520 --> 01:55:28,589 Light the lamps down there! 1150 01:55:29,165 --> 01:55:31,659 There's been an air raid and they've cut the lights. 1151 01:55:31,851 --> 01:55:34,537 Danny, it's all right. Listen to me! 1152 01:55:35,956 --> 01:55:37,798 Danny, look. 1153 01:55:41,059 --> 01:55:45,357 Come on, fellas. Move! Move! We can get dozens out in this darkness. 1154 01:55:51,994 --> 01:55:53,990 What the hell's going on? 1155 01:55:54,181 --> 01:55:56,790 - You go. - No. Danny. 1156 01:55:58,786 --> 01:56:00,512 Go. 1157 01:56:07,802 --> 01:56:09,721 - What is this, Willie? - Danny. 1158 01:56:09,913 --> 01:56:11,908 - Is he stuck in there? - He's all right. 1159 01:56:12,100 --> 01:56:14,018 Get him out fast. 1160 01:56:16,435 --> 01:56:18,239 Come on. 1161 01:56:20,656 --> 01:56:22,459 Come on, Danny, move. 1162 01:56:38,113 --> 01:56:39,917 Up you go. 1163 01:56:45,672 --> 01:56:47,514 Give me your bag. 1164 01:56:54,036 --> 01:56:55,840 We're on the rope! 1165 01:57:39,388 --> 01:57:42,650 You and I had better get out, or we won't have a chance of any of the trains. 1166 01:57:42,918 --> 01:57:46,870 It's moving. We'll just have to pass the instructions from man to man. 1167 01:57:47,829 --> 01:57:49,556 - Right. - I'll be right behind you. 1168 01:58:34,524 --> 01:58:36,557 Come on, come on. 1169 01:58:54,783 --> 01:58:55,742 Come on. 1170 01:59:13,468 --> 01:59:14,926 - Hey! - Don't shoot! 1171 01:59:15,847 --> 01:59:17,574 Don't shoot! 1172 01:59:18,533 --> 01:59:20,183 Don't shoot! 1173 01:59:24,211 --> 01:59:26,130 Get off! We're coming back! 1174 01:59:48,460 --> 01:59:51,338 Oh, boy. There's a hell of a lot of shooting going on up there. 1175 01:59:51,645 --> 01:59:54,216 Think they've been shooting them as they came out? 1176 01:59:54,407 --> 01:59:56,518 We would've heard the shots before. 1177 01:59:59,127 --> 02:00:00,086 Pull! 1178 02:00:00,163 --> 02:00:02,004 Wait for me. 1179 02:00:07,453 --> 02:00:09,179 Out. 1180 02:00:29,323 --> 02:00:30,397 Out. 1181 02:01:03,548 --> 02:01:05,466 - How many did he say? - 76. 1182 02:01:05,658 --> 02:01:06,924 76. 1183 02:01:07,001 --> 02:01:08,536 - 76. - 76. 1184 02:01:22,464 --> 02:01:24,190 - Dismissed. - Ten hut! 1185 02:02:18,942 --> 02:02:21,820 Half the guys who missed their trains are piled up here. 1186 02:02:22,012 --> 02:02:24,966 Ashley-Pitt, Roger, MacDonald, Nimmo. 1187 02:02:25,273 --> 02:02:27,000 Makes quite a group. 1188 02:02:27,191 --> 02:02:30,645 - What do we do? - Wait for the train. 1189 02:08:20,605 --> 02:08:22,408 Tallyho. 1190 02:09:03,731 --> 02:09:05,573 Tallyho. 1191 02:09:37,112 --> 02:09:40,680 - Are the police on the train? - The Gestapo are with them. Let's jump. 1192 02:09:40,949 --> 02:09:42,791 All right. 1193 02:09:47,203 --> 02:09:51,117 - I'll tell you when. - I'd prefer you just to give me a firm push. 1194 02:10:09,917 --> 02:10:12,680 - Are you all right? - Yes, I'm fine. 1195 02:10:12,872 --> 02:10:15,097 That's quite exciting. 1196 02:10:16,632 --> 02:10:19,318 - It isn't stopping. - No, we're all right. 1197 02:11:13,110 --> 02:11:14,952 Switzerland. 1198 02:11:46,760 --> 02:11:47,834 Hey! 1199 02:15:46,142 --> 02:15:47,024 Bartlett. 1200 02:16:43,963 --> 02:16:48,376 - Where were you going, Cavendish? - I... I hadn't quite decided. 1201 02:16:48,683 --> 02:16:51,253 What information were you to collect on the way? 1202 02:16:51,445 --> 02:16:52,213 None. 1203 02:16:52,404 --> 02:16:54,898 What sabotage directions did you receive? 1204 02:16:55,205 --> 02:16:57,316 What have you done with your papers? 1205 02:16:59,119 --> 02:17:02,188 - Papers? - Forged papers and identity cards. 1206 02:17:02,380 --> 02:17:05,450 Don't be so stupid. What did you do with them? 1207 02:17:05,757 --> 02:17:07,675 All I did was escape from a prison camp. 1208 02:17:07,752 --> 02:17:11,128 You'd do the same if you'd been locked up for three years. 1209 02:17:11,781 --> 02:17:15,234 - I wanted to get home. - I don't think you'll see your wife again. 1210 02:17:15,617 --> 02:17:17,843 You've got the wrong man. I'm not even married. 1211 02:17:18,035 --> 02:17:20,145 You're wearing civilian clothes. 1212 02:17:21,488 --> 02:17:24,634 You're a spy. Spies are being shot. 1213 02:17:25,018 --> 02:17:28,663 This is my uniform. I had to recut it when I lost weight. 1214 02:17:30,313 --> 02:17:32,883 I dyed it with boot polish to cover some oil smears 1215 02:17:33,075 --> 02:17:35,109 I picked up when I was shot down. 1216 02:17:45,468 --> 02:17:48,154 And you lost your insignia over the years? 1217 02:17:48,423 --> 02:17:50,149 That's right. 1218 02:17:55,137 --> 02:17:57,363 - Look... - That's all, Cavendish. 1219 02:18:21,036 --> 02:18:22,839 Hello, boys. 1220 02:18:26,676 --> 02:18:28,403 Hello. 1221 02:18:30,705 --> 02:18:32,815 - Hello, Haynes. - Hello, Cavendish. 1222 02:18:34,465 --> 02:18:36,767 I wish I could say I was happy to see you again. 1223 02:18:37,036 --> 02:18:39,453 - Just picked up? - Yes, this morning. 1224 02:18:56,527 --> 02:18:58,829 There's a trainer out there I can fly. 1225 02:18:59,021 --> 02:19:01,515 - Any sentries? - Yeah, it's gonna be a problem. 1226 02:20:06,818 --> 02:20:11,116 Colin, when I say go, crank this clockwise. 1227 02:20:11,998 --> 02:20:16,295 When the engine catches, don't move, or you'll get a mouth full of propeller. 1228 02:20:29,456 --> 02:20:30,415 Go! 1229 02:21:18,836 --> 02:21:20,563 Next stop, Switzerland! 1230 02:22:39,679 --> 02:22:41,597 The Alps. 1231 02:22:41,904 --> 02:22:43,056 Splendid. 1232 02:22:54,336 --> 02:22:58,365 Over this range, then 20 more minutes and we've got it made. 1233 02:23:24,379 --> 02:23:27,908 - What is it? Petrol? - I don't know. We're losing power. 1234 02:23:52,464 --> 02:23:54,767 Go that way! I'll follow. 1235 02:24:18,440 --> 02:24:19,399 Hendley? 1236 02:24:24,195 --> 02:24:26,037 Colin! 1237 02:24:29,874 --> 02:24:31,869 Stop! Don't shoot! Please! 1238 02:24:35,898 --> 02:24:40,042 Colin, I'm sorry I fouled things up. 1239 02:24:41,384 --> 02:24:43,111 That's all right. 1240 02:24:44,147 --> 02:24:45,989 Thank you for... 1241 02:24:46,833 --> 02:24:49,634 getting me out. 1242 02:27:44,748 --> 02:27:46,552 Café Suzette. 1243 02:28:18,704 --> 02:28:20,431 Hello? 1244 02:28:21,083 --> 02:28:22,925 Hello? 1245 02:28:58,685 --> 02:29:00,027 Resistance. 1246 02:29:00,219 --> 02:29:02,061 Resistance? 1247 02:29:02,637 --> 02:29:04,440 You are English? 1248 02:29:05,092 --> 02:29:06,934 I'm Australian. 1249 02:29:07,893 --> 02:29:12,114 - You can speak English. I understand. - Bloody good. I'm a British officer. 1250 02:29:12,382 --> 02:29:15,567 I've just escaped from a prisoner-of-war camp in Germany. 1251 02:29:15,835 --> 02:29:19,404 I'm trying to make my way into Spain. You understand me? 1252 02:29:19,672 --> 02:29:21,399 Can you help me? 1253 02:29:25,044 --> 02:29:27,269 - I know someone who can. - Bloody good. 1254 02:30:10,127 --> 02:30:11,201 Good luck. 1255 02:30:11,470 --> 02:30:12,928 Thank you. 1256 02:32:01,396 --> 02:32:02,931 You are English. 1257 02:32:42,719 --> 02:32:44,522 Herr Bartlett? 1258 02:32:51,736 --> 02:32:53,539 Your German is good. 1259 02:32:54,230 --> 02:32:56,340 And I hear also your French. 1260 02:32:58,143 --> 02:33:00,944 Your arms... up! 1261 02:33:35,860 --> 02:33:37,663 Herr Bartlett. 1262 02:33:38,239 --> 02:33:40,464 And Herr MacDonald. 1263 02:33:43,342 --> 02:33:45,337 We are together again. 1264 02:33:46,027 --> 02:33:49,634 You are going to wish you had never put us to so much trouble. 1265 02:34:05,097 --> 02:34:08,435 - What's troubling you, Roger? - I'm just a little surprised. 1266 02:34:08,627 --> 02:34:11,811 I expected either a long stay or a very short trip. 1267 02:34:12,195 --> 02:34:13,921 Yes. 1268 02:34:14,113 --> 02:34:16,415 I have to admit, I'm a little worried, though. 1269 02:34:16,607 --> 02:34:18,986 I hope to God I haven't blotted 70-odd ledgers. 1270 02:34:19,178 --> 02:34:21,288 Och, no, no. 1271 02:34:21,480 --> 02:34:24,856 We're all over 21 , footloose and fancy-free. 1272 02:34:25,125 --> 02:34:27,811 We'd never have got as far as we did without you, Roger. 1273 02:34:28,003 --> 02:34:31,648 For what it's worth, I think you did a damn good job. 1274 02:34:31,955 --> 02:34:34,333 - I think we all do. - Yes. 1275 02:35:12,625 --> 02:35:16,079 All right. You can get out now. Stretch your legs for five minutes. 1276 02:35:16,347 --> 02:35:19,493 It will take hours before you reach the camp. 1277 02:35:39,829 --> 02:35:45,315 You know, Mac, all this - the organisation, tunnelling, Tom and Harry - 1278 02:35:45,584 --> 02:35:47,886 kept me alive. 1279 02:35:48,078 --> 02:35:49,920 And even though we... 1280 02:35:51,339 --> 02:35:53,450 I've never been happier. 1281 02:35:54,524 --> 02:35:56,251 You know, Mac... 1282 02:36:35,003 --> 02:36:37,881 1 1 of your men are being returned today. 1283 02:36:38,149 --> 02:36:39,607 Oh, who? 1284 02:36:39,684 --> 02:36:41,717 I do not have that information. 1285 02:36:42,101 --> 02:36:43,904 I... 1286 02:36:44,595 --> 02:36:48,816 I am directed by a higher authority to inform you that... 1287 02:36:50,159 --> 02:36:53,497 50 of your officers were shot while escaping. 1288 02:36:55,031 --> 02:36:56,067 Shot? 1289 02:36:57,218 --> 02:37:00,672 Their... personal effects will be returned. 1290 02:37:04,125 --> 02:37:06,542 How many of them were wounded? 1291 02:37:07,386 --> 02:37:10,187 Here are the names... of the dead. 1292 02:37:14,024 --> 02:37:16,518 How many of the 50 were wounded? 1293 02:37:17,746 --> 02:37:19,587 None. 1294 02:37:20,048 --> 02:37:22,350 They - the higher authority - 1295 02:37:23,309 --> 02:37:25,726 only directs me to inform you that... 1296 02:37:28,604 --> 02:37:30,407 that 50 men were... 1297 02:37:36,354 --> 02:37:37,429 I see. 1298 02:37:39,539 --> 02:37:41,342 Addison, John. 1299 02:37:41,649 --> 02:37:43,376 Alladale, Peter. 1300 02:37:43,568 --> 02:37:45,371 Bancroft, Edward. 1301 02:37:45,678 --> 02:37:47,596 Bartlett, Roger. 1302 02:37:47,865 --> 02:37:49,592 Cavendish, Dennis. 1303 02:37:49,898 --> 02:37:51,702 Eldridge, David. 1304 02:37:52,584 --> 02:37:54,388 Felton, William. 1305 02:37:55,347 --> 02:37:57,189 Fanshaw, Arthur. 1306 02:39:17,916 --> 02:39:19,758 I am your guide, se?or. 1307 02:39:20,026 --> 02:39:21,945 Spain? 1308 02:39:42,664 --> 02:39:44,966 - Glad to see you're all safe. - Thank you, sir. 1309 02:39:45,273 --> 02:39:47,575 - How many have been brought back? - You're the first. 1310 02:39:47,767 --> 02:39:50,721 - Do you know how many got away? - Not yet. 1311 02:39:50,913 --> 02:39:53,330 What happened to Blythe? 1312 02:39:53,522 --> 02:39:55,709 He didn't make it, sir. 1313 02:39:56,016 --> 02:39:58,011 Roger was right about that. 1314 02:39:58,894 --> 02:40:01,541 I'm afraid Roger didn't make it, either. 1315 02:40:03,843 --> 02:40:07,604 I've just posted the list. They shot... 50. 1316 02:40:08,256 --> 02:40:10,098 The Gestapo murdered them. 1317 02:40:11,440 --> 02:40:12,783 50? 1318 02:40:13,052 --> 02:40:14,779 MacDonald, Ashley-Pitt? 1319 02:40:15,354 --> 02:40:16,313 Yes. 1320 02:40:16,428 --> 02:40:17,771 Danny and Willie? 1321 02:40:17,963 --> 02:40:19,690 No, they're not on the list. 1322 02:40:20,265 --> 02:40:21,992 - Haynes? - Yes. 1323 02:40:24,294 --> 02:40:25,445 I'm sorry. 1324 02:40:27,440 --> 02:40:30,625 Roger's idea was to get back at the enemy the hardest way he could. 1325 02:40:30,817 --> 02:40:32,927 Mess up the works. 1326 02:40:33,311 --> 02:40:36,188 From what we've heard here, I think he did exactly that. 1327 02:40:36,764 --> 02:40:38,682 Do you think it was worth the price? 1328 02:40:39,833 --> 02:40:42,212 That depends on your point of view, Hendley. 1329 02:40:45,282 --> 02:40:47,123 Yes, sir. 1330 02:41:34,585 --> 02:41:38,230 He is not to be saluted. He's no longer in command. 1331 02:41:45,789 --> 02:41:48,014 The job just didn't work out, huh? 1332 02:41:48,206 --> 02:41:51,468 - You were lucky, Hilts. - Lucky? Because I didn't... 1333 02:41:53,846 --> 02:41:55,496 How many? 1334 02:41:55,688 --> 02:41:57,491 50. 1335 02:41:58,642 --> 02:42:03,439 It looks, after all, as if you will see Berlin before I do. 1336 02:42:54,085 --> 02:42:55,927 Sir. 1337 02:43:02,450 --> 02:43:03,792 Hey, Hilts! 1338 02:43:08,780 --> 02:43:13,768 ReSync by Qwe Chenk using subtitlesync