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Come here, we'll put you in the foothills of me.
Save Thiel here for another attack.
What do you want?
A report.
No more interrogation.
Now, what shall I do with you?
Well, for the last time...
Thank you very much.
Come on, let's go.
Thompson? He got it.
William's got it, too.
He's not going to make it if we have to walk all the way. Is there someplace we
can go?
No, I know of no place.
There is an abandoned mine not far from here.
All right, that's it. Let's go.
Bishop, cover the rear.
Emile.
He says the Germans attack.
The 21-pounder.
I got to get that information back.
Now, listen.
It's not going to let too long get away that easy.
You better stay until after dark and try to slip away.
You go.
Emil and I will stay with you.
Starring Rick Jason and
Vic Morrow.
I'll leave Bishop with you.
Good luck, Jacques.
Patience.
If we go on fighting, we'll all die.
This roof is going to cave in.
Another way out of here.
I don't think so.
Usually these old mines have but one entrance.
Lieutenant.
What will we do with our weapons?
Each man will keep his own.
Then I meet you in the center of the room.
I have a wounded man with them, too.
Denon, I must see to Shah.
No more fighting.
You believe they will honor your truce?
That's our guarantee.
And when we get out of this place...
Sir Halfon, dear.
If we keep fighting against ourselves, we don't have a prayer.
I agree.
Let's start by trying to find a way out of here.
Or tools to dig us.
And if we find neither?
Then we'll come back and dig our way out with bayonets.
Let's pass it away.
Let's try it.
We'll go back and try the car really fast.
All your fire!
There's been a cave-in!
Don't shoot anymore!
The entire ceiling might come down!
Bauer, you try. It might be one of yours.
Jacques.
What are you doing here?
Have you water?
He's very sick.
He has a fever.
Take a look at him.
What is your name?
Johann Schiller.
Soldier.
Infantry.
Are you a visitor?
Thank you.
How long have you been here?
I am not sure.
Three, maybe four days.
Collaborator.
I am no collaborator.
You're in love.
If I'm no one.
We were running away.
We just want to be left alone.
It began to rain and we came in here for shelter.
Johan became sick.
We were afraid to go out.
That passageway, where does it lead?
I do not know. I only went a little way.
I was afraid I would get lost.
The soldier is very ill.
Possibly pneumonia.
Also, he's a deserter.
I think it would be a good idea if we began rationing food and water.
We may be in here for a long time.
I suggest we split the two groups.
We send our men out to continue looking for a way out of here. We can start
digging out in front.
What's going on here?
This. She give it all to her lover.
He has a fever.
He will die if it does not break.
We get no more.
I'll make that decision. I get back to your digging.
If he die, it is one less bush to kill.
Frenchman is full of hate.
He has his reasons.
If you want any more water, ask for it.
Schon
gut.
I told him no harm was done.
He may share my water.
Lieutenant, as long as we have water, we share alike.
Well, that's it. Might as well go back.
Boy, I bet they're everywhere.
What?
Spiders.
Boy, I hate spiders more than anything.
More than Germans?
It's a toss-up.
Tommy Bishop.
Hans Wexler.
Come on, let's go.
You condemn me, yes?
In my village was a girl, a collaborator.
Five people die so she can have her German lover.
One of them was my brother.
He was 16 years old.
Jacques.
Hating her isn't... Do not talk to me of hating.
I have seen too much to forgive.
I have seen too many Frenchmen die.
I have seen too many homes burned. I have seen too many friends tortured.
I have stopped fighting this war for one minute.
But I will never stop hating.
Every foot of it. Nothing with dead ends.
We will be able to take out, Lieutenant.
I don't know.
Let's get back to work.
Tout se passera bien. Nous allons tout vivre.
And when the water is all gone, then what?
It's all gone.
You sacrifice your mission for them?
Have you forgotten what uniform they wear?
Then what are you doing?
What's about the information we have to take back? What about the lives which
depend on that information?
Have you forgotten? I haven't forgotten.
It's hopeless.
No, sir.
It's not hopeless.
You should be praying for forgiveness.
I am asking God to keep him alive.
Have you forgotten what they have done to our people?
Why do you hate us so much?
We have found no one.
We just love each other.
We may not have much time.
How do you like that?
Take care of your equipment and it'll take care of you.
That's what my Sarge used to say.
Come on.
Hey, you know something? If yesterday someone had told me that I'd be sitting
here next to a kraut.
Next to a German working my fool head off to save us both.
I'd have said he was nuts.
Clear out of his mind.
You know, my father once told me, there's no such thing as born enemies.
Oh, Schiller lives.
He'll be looked on as a coward.
Yet when he found something to live for, he had the courage to make his decision.
I'm not as brave as Schiller.
Most of my life, I've been like a trained mouse in a turn wheel forever.
Trying to run away and forever staying the same place.
Nothing to look forward to and nothing to look back on.
Will that be long for him now?
Perhaps he's the fortunate one.
Come on down.
All of you.
We've got two of these left.
Now, if we set them in that crevice, we might be able to blow the rock out of
there.
You could also bring down the rest of the ceiling.
Yes. But I think we've got to take that chance.
What do we have to lose?
Jacques and I'll set the explosives.
The three of you wait in the back room.
One moment.
You know how to use these? Oui.
All right, pull the pin.
Hold on to the handle.
Now, when I say go, we let go and run.
Ready?
He's... He's... He just stopped breathing.
What are we going to do?
We're going to dig.
And keep on digging.
Why don't you join?
oh
Where's Maurer?
He went through there.
Water.
There's water coming through you somewhere.
Water? Bishop, there must be an opening.
Yeah, where?
This is none of your affair.
We still have a chance.
We're all going to die.
You go back with the others.
Take until you're gasping for your last breath.
I don't choose to die that way.
I'm not so brave.
I'm sorry.
We were just coming to tell you.
We found a way out.
An opening.
Why did he have to try to kill you?
Why did he break the...
Why?
Why?
What difference does it make?
It had to happen someplace.
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