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BON VOYAGE.
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Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
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Filmed in the studios of Welwyn,
England
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in collaboration with authors,
artists and technicians
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of French
service in Britain.
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Sergeant John Dougall,
Royal Air Force
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and fugitive from the Germans,
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he asks a French officer
second rank
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on certain aspects of your trip.
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Pass.
Good morning, Pascale.
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Good morning, sir.
What I can help?
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Feel bored with this story,
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but I talked to
the delegation of resistance
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and I found that
could be worthwhile.
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Really?
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I get the impression that this
also of interest to you.
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Let her go.
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Pass, Sergeant.
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Sit down, friend.
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- Cigarette?
-My apologies, sir,
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but the French snuff
I'm a bad cough.
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I read your report.
It is very interesting.
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His flight was a real feat.
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Godowski who was
fixed it all, sir.
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It is a fine man, sir.
Do you know if he has escaped?
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-No, he could not escape.
'I hope you are well.
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I would like to ask you some questions.
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Reims left both two
smoothly, is not it?
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'Excuse me, but do not do, sir?
-Smooth,
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no complications, no problems.
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Ah, yes, no problem. In fact
was better than expected.
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Well. Listen, buddy.
I think it would be best
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you yourself tell me everything
what happened from Reims.
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Are you sure it's early?
Do we expect more?
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Neither wanted to stay much
more on that wagon disgusting.
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Someone's coming.
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Let's go smoke.
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You never told me
you stay snuff.
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Only this.
A poor cigarette
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is all that remains
Package of the Red Cross.
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Come, we must seize it.
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A cigarette English?
They are not very good.
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Let the message.
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-''Coffee trade in Reims.''
- A coffee? How?
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Can we cebarnos? I have hunger.
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'Shut up, or speak well.
- What? Cebarnos is correct. It's slang.
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Yes, but when you speak in slang
you must do it without an accent.
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The message says that you should only go
each Trade Coffee.
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I can not go alone.
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If you think I have an accent,
there would only speak in slang.
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Yes, it is clear that
you should practice before.
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Well, I'll go. Have to ask
''Loaf of bread and strong coffee.''
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We are not interested.
It will not take away the hunger.
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But if I bring something
I'll die eating.
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What happened?
Have you been fed?
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Yes, drinking and eating.
And a small cut.
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- In the coffee?
-No, there all went well,
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not many people.
Nobody made me sign.
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Well, I said the key
and I have been drinking
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no problems whatsoever.
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- Hey, be careful!
- Was it a knife?
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Yes, I have followed
he left there.
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I thought it was the resistance
but then I understood.
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- Is the Gestapo?
Yes, more or less.
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was very fast searching
where to hide.
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You tried to catch me.
I slipped as I could.
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I thought giving him the slip,
so I hid in a warehouse
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I've seen out there
but I followed and then ...
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- Did you do it?
Undead like a bug.
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I understand.
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But if you learn the above,
I do not think that makes them funny.
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Something tells me it will.
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St�phane, must be addressed
it immediately. Do not you think?
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Yes, I think. Come on, come on.
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Noises are heard here.
What is it?
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Who knows.
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- Have you followed someone else?
'Maybe from coffee.
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Then tell me, St�phane.
Can we stay here?
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Not so fast.
We've been here two nights ago.
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'Funny, was just here ...
- Really ended up with that guy?
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'Of course.
Yes, you're right.
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It's funny because
before there was so much light.
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Are you there?
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Do not worry;
we are friends.
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'But you were in the cafe.
-I follow. Why have you come?
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For ...
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We do not conceal the mission. Do not
worry, you can help.
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Moreover, whatever, I have
done well. You can be calm.
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'It's a comfort to see you here.
'Thanks for the compliment.
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What did you smoked in the
coffee a while ago? Are you British?
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It was an English cigarette.
In this country we smoked Gauloises.
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Come, speak.
Why are you here?
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We are prisoners of war.
We want to reach England.
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No. .. Poor. Shame
of boys. Are you English?
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-Scottish. R.A.F.
- How?
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R.A.F. This is how
pronounced R.A.F.
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Are you a pilot?
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Aviator.
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Do you think it would be possible
get some food?
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Poor men. I thought you had
all to eat in England.
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Yes, ma'am, but is that
a month ago that I will not.
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Sure, that is so hungry.
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I, too, ma'am. Could
do something for us?
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Of course. We bring you
something to drink. even some food.
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'We could cook here.
-Maybe.
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No, my children. Will
that you may be better now.
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Go? Where?
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Listen to me.
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It is a quarter past one.
I'll tell you what to do.
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Back to the street MONTIGNIES, follow it
for 2 miles to the bridge,
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Do you follow?
Well.
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You pass the bridge,
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gir�is left and you will come to
a large farm. Got it?
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MONTIGNIES Street for two miles,
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after the bridge and turn
left to a farm. Well.
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Well. In the barn you will see two
bicycles. I will leave that there.
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And for lunch you will have a
loaf of bread on one of them.
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'Thank you, ma'am.
-Within the handlebars of the bike
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will have a role
all indications. Under?
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Well. Go, boys,
and bon voyage.
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Thank you.
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The bread will be in the package?
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Thanks for everything.
Goodbye, friends.
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'I think we will take a little walk.
- How far?
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Thirty-five kilometers.
'Well, okay.
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We'll have to go before dawn.
- Where should we go? 'Another farm?
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-No. The hotel post.
- A hotel? Really? Let's see ...
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A hotel ... St�phane, a
hotel beds. It's great.
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And there may be something more to eat.
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'Excuse the inconvenience. Does your documentation?
- Did last night?
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Yes.
What do you want from me?
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Documentation. Baggage.
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I am the parent Anas.
Priest. Of Ireland.
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- Is it Irish? Are you all right?
-Yeah, right. I come to do some missions.
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Well, all in order.
Thank you.
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- How have you been?
-No problem. Just a few questions.
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- What did you say?
-Well ... what you told me to say.
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Did you have believed?
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Do you know? I think going together
we are safe. I hesitated a little,
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but in the end it went well.
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The two gendarmes must think
Ireland and Scotland are the same. Do you?
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He has also done well.
Come, we must go.
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Yes, before breakfast.
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Relax, I said nothing.
Are we going to go by bike?
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No, we train. The owner of the hotel
Fixed all it is a brave fellow.
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We have to dress this. We take
the train at nine forty-two.
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The second car behind the locomotive.
Read the paper in the compartment.
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At one point,
ask you to lend me.
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Then, you must tell me the
key is to be''Monday.''
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Yes.
-Good.
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The partner of the resistance
with whom we should contact
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give me your newspaper saying
''Can take it, is that of yesterday.''
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- You know what to do next?
-Will have to wait.
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Really I have to get
these clothes? It's horrifying.
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'Excuse me. Can I borrow your newspaper?
-This is the Monday.
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You can take it.
It is yesterday.
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The driver of the locomotive
resistance was also Bavarian
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so everything ended as it should.
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In fact it was almost like
municipal operations.
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And tell me, that young girl,
Will they lead to a farm?
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Yes, sir, a farm
that was his father.
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And then told us that the same
night out a plane to England,
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but there was only one
place in it for us.
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Well. And then, I
you played the square lots, right?
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Yes, sir, but how do you know?
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Is that I am very intelligent.
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Wow. So ...
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Well, what was I saying?
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Then, I won and then we Jeanne
given new clothes and we could finally eat.
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When are you going?
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Those things never
know for sure.
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In no event later than 3 in
the morning. My father will come looking for him.
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Is it a long way?
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Go to the Flyers
never like to go, right?
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I assure you that you directly
our car seat
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inside the plane. It will be like going
Air France, okay?
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As.
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That's it. This will heal well.
It will change tomorrow.
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Thank you very much, miss.
It is much better.
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Well, I'm going to rest. Wake me up
to say goodbye to Sandy.
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Okay, St�phane, then
we say goodbye, okay?
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Good evening, ma'am,
and thank you for healing my wound.
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For a long time
did not smoke a cigarette. From Reims.
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Reims? Yes, I know.
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I guess it had
to light his cigarette
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as a signal to
contact with others.
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It was not me, it was St�phane.
He went to the Coffee Trade in Reims.
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What Reims?
You mean the Chestnut Caf�.
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No, Trade Coffee. I myself read the
instructions. I remember it clearly.
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Yes? Trade Coffee?
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Yes, it was there where they made contact.
Did not have said St�phane?
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Then he went right
to where we were.
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Is it because my car?
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Yes it is.
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Well, I'll say goodbye to Stephane.
Tell your father that I go away.
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Tell me, Sergeant.
When he said goodbye to Stephane
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-Gave him a letter, right?
'Yes, sir.
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And he asked to be
give it to someone here,
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in case of departure
is delayed, is not it?
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Yes, so, sir.
But how do you know?
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I told that I am very intelligent.
Have you been able to deliver that letter?
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Yes, sir.
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The name and address of
recipient, what do you say?
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My most sincere apologies, sir,
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I can not.
I gave my word of honor.
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Sergeant, I warn you that it must
consider the question as an order.
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Yes, sir. I understand
but this is not official business.
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Of course not, sergeant, not
forced to say what will not.
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We are not the Gestapo.
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But I think I can convince you that
your duty is not only his military duty
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and that should tell us everything
known, despite his word of honor.
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I'm sorry, but I'm not
agree, of course, sir.
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It is clear that
after what has been said,
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I think I would take a fool or
fool if I said that his friend Godowski
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was an agent
of the Gestapo.
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Well, sir, I ...
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Sergeant, his friend Godowski
Godowski was not genuine.
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The real is
prisoner in Germany. In fact,
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Godowski is your friend
resembled the real
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and that is why the Germans
I chose to do the job.
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The men of the Gestapo are
very clever, my friend. Clever
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it was they who
organized their escape,
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in collaboration with his friend
Godowski, who was a phony.
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I'm afraid I have reported
horribly wrong, sir.
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I will not be easy.
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I'll tell you the end of the story.
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It was not by chance that you have been asked
start since his arrival in Reims.
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Do you remember the wagon?
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That you also had an appointment St�phane
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with resistance
Trade in Coffee?
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In fact I had an appointment, but it was with
a friend named Oscar Hembert.
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You did not know Hembert. A few days
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later in the train, he sat
with St�phane newspaper.
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He also was in the Gestapo.
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St�phane was his direct successor,
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but then,
resistance were identified on both
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and if there St�phane
gone to the Coffee Trade
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you may not have
out of there alive.
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He intended to
abandon the mission,
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but insisted Hembert
to continue,
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because for them it was essential
that you bring that message to London.
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That is why St�phane
Coffee was not the Trade
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but the Brown Caf�.
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One of the regulars of the Coffee
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was a spy sixpenny
the S.E.L.
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It was not by mistake that St�phane
English lit a cigarette,
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even stood up to be
closer to the face of the spy.
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He did this for two reasons,
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Spy attention
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and the man
and women of the resistance,
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who you saw
later in the cellar.
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St�phane ensured that
it will be fixed
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before leaving followed by the spy,
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this in turn followed
by the pair of resistance.
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Hembert plan was a success.
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St�phane went to the cellar
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and ensured that
I have followed.
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The type of S.E.L. went after him.
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The spy imprudently
St�phane ask your documentation,
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giving him an opportunity
not let out.
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The blow had been accurate.
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The man was dead.
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St�phane left the winery knowing
his plan was a success.
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The pair of resistance
saw it all.
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Fine, but do not understand.
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If Godowski was a spy,
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Why would he want to kill
another spy?
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To convince
resistance to that
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He was indeed a prisoner escaped.
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That's it.
'I understand.
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Know, my friend, that the spies
are very unique individuals.
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Yes, I see.
-During their journey,
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Hembert and he wanted to know
more people of resistance.
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Thus, selected new
victims, as man and wife,
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and then the farmer will
provided bicycles,
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addition to the owner
Post Hotel.
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Absolutely all
those who were on hand.
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Does the Hotel Post?
Then it means
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-That the two gendarmes ...
'Yes.
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-Police.
'Good morning.
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Do we teach your documentation?
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Well, forgive us, Mr. Leblanc.
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You, Mr. Leblanc.
We're sorry.
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It's okay. Thanks, my friend.
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One thing, the gentleman from
room number eight ...
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- Do you understand?
-Roger that, sir.
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'Good morning.
Good morning, sir.
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Train nine-forty-two,
which goes to Ivry.
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Perfect. By the way, I am
in the Traveler's Hotel, Haras Street.
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Train nine-forty-two,
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second car after the locomotive,
second compartment.
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Got it.
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You mean it took me
by spying on me, too?
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Not at all.
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Was at hand, you meant
unexpected protection.
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All this seems
quite unlikely.
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Then I should have seen
to such Hembert.
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Of course I saw him.
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And then came to the farm.
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Naturally
Godowski lost on purpose,
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lucky for you.
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We needed to bring
England's valuable message.
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That is why we made him promise
to go to bid him farewell.
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- And the boy? Are you ready?
-A second, Dad.
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It is urgent to have stopped
someone on the train.
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- Really?
-A type of the Gestapo,
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Hembert think it's called,
at least I'm told.
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- Going alone?
Yes.
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Funny, usually
work in pairs.
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I apologize for making him
wait so, sir.
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'Nothing, nothing.
Thank you.
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That's it.
Goodbye, Miss.
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Thank you very much for everything today.
Hope to see you soon.
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Goodbye, Sergeant.
Have a good trip.
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Come on, hurry.
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Forty-seven of Cants.
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Hello?
Trade Coffee?
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Better to wait
move away with the car.
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Haras, eighteen.
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Is eighteen?
Traveler's Hotel?
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I speak to Mr. Hembert.
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Hello, Oscar?
Good night.
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The pigeon flew
and carries the message securely attached to the leg.
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Want to get together?
Well.
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Yes, here I hope.
Good night.
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Thinking of the poor
Jeanne, do you, friend?
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Yes, he had said he would see her
after the war.
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Yes, my friend, this is horrible,
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but maybe someday
exist in France
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a new grave
at the Arc de Triomphe,
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Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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