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(upbeat music)
โช Hey, Jimmy Johnson
โช Where do you roam
โช Your eyes burnin' bright with the fire
โช Of your home
โช The gatherin' mist flies low on the hills
โช Stirrin' up memories best left lying still
โช Like streaks of bright sun cut that through hay
โช Our laughter brings back the joy of past days
โช Hey, Jimmy Johnson
โช Where do you roam
โช Your eyes burnin' bright with the fire
โช Of your home
โช Our dreams were balloons that flew past the stairs
โช Beyond empty hope to dance in the air
โช Hey, Jimmy Johnson
โช Where do you roam
โช Your eyes burnin' bright with the fire
โช Of your home
- What are you doin', Jimmy Johnson?
- I'm ropin' me a steer to take home.
- This ain't home.
It's Germany.
There's a war on.
(soft music)
- Five marks.
(muffled chatter)
- Yeah, but they promised we'd be home by Christmas.
(gun clicks)
(gun firing)
(gun firing)
(engine humming)
(artillery booming in distance)
- There's supposed to be six.
- Private Johnson was killed yesterday, sir.
A German sniper got him.
- God damn it!
I need six men, not five.
All our gear in there? - Everything you ordered, sir.
- Fall in!
Fall in!
Detail.
Ten-hut!
Which one are you, soldier?
- Sergeant Joseph Tackney, sir.
- Was Private Johnson a friend of yours?
- Yes, sir, he was.
- Men die every day, Sergeant.
Sound off, soldier.
- Corporal Frederick Rapois, sir.
- You. - Private Hal Parker, sir.
- You. - Private John Lyon, sir.
- You. - Private Edward Fuller, sir.
- My name is Captain Franklin B. Kohler III.
I'm the one responsible for this whole detail.
I saw the need for it, I pushed it, and I got it.
And I got you.
Out of 137 possibilities, I picked you men.
Now you've all had your special training.
Now you're going to find out what it's all about.
It is the considered opinion of the joint chiefs of staff
that this war will be over in two months.
We have the God-given opportunity
to change that to two weeks, maybe less.
- Just what is it we're supposed to do, Captain?
- You don't speak while you're standing at attention,
Tackney.
Now 10 kilometers from here
there's a golf course in a country club
surrounded by German guards.
Inside there's a room used
by the commanding generals of the local German army
to plan their last glorious battles.
There are file cabinets and charts in that room
containing the detailed plans of those battles.
This shows the guard stations, doors,
windows, and hallways.
We're going in there tonight.
We're going to find those papers and charts
and get them back to Allied headquarters.
We're going to move fast
and we're going to move light.
No prisoners.
Every German son-of-a-bitch soldier is to be killed.
(militant music)
(steam hissing)
(lighthearted music)
(soft music)
(typewriter keys clacking)
(speaking in foreign language)
(lively horn music)
(suspenseful music)
(engine ignites)
(insects chirping)
(lively music)
(coughing)
(thwacking)
(soft militant drumming)
(men laughing)
(shrieking)
(gagging)
(soldier moaning)
(indistinct chatter)
(lighthearted music)
(muffled chatter)
(militant drumming)
(shrieking)
(thwacking)
(grunting)
(vase shattering)
(banging)
(woman screaming)
(gun firing)
(guns firing)
(dramatic music)
(shouting)
- Take it down!
(banging)
(men shouting)
(objects clattering)
(guns firing)
- Welcome, American.
- Hey, the girls made dinner for us.
Well come on, take a look.
- All right.
Let's go see.
(chattering) (laughing)
(speaking in foreign language)
- What'd she say, Captain?
- She says when the war is over,
there'll be no enemies.
And she's asking us to be friends now
and enjoy a little entertainment.
(lively music)
(applauding) (whistling)
(applauding)
- [Soldier] That's what I like.
(whistling)
- [Soldier] Yeah, baby, take it off.
All right.
That's it, take it off.
(laughing)
(laughing) (applauding)
(applauding)
(quirky music)
- [Soldier] Ah, don't be so chicken-shit about it.
Go on, Lyons.
- Go with her. - Go on with her.
Go on, you'll enjoy it.
That's it.
Now we'll see what happens.
Show her the trick you can do with five quarters.
- [Soldier] Oh, you know, I knew a guy
who could do it with seven quarters.
(applauding)
- [Soldier] Hey Lyons!
Show her where the horse bit ya. (laughing)
- [Soldier] Hey, where'd he bite?
- [Soldier] Where do you think it bit him?
- [Soldier] Probably bit off
two or three of those quarters.
- [Soldier] I don't know, he's been walkin' around
on one leg for about a month. (laughing)
- [Soldier] Come on, Lyons, smile.
For Christ sake's, will ya give her a little smile?
(laughing)
(men shouting simultaneously)
- [Soldier] Hey, make a face, make a face.
- [Soldier] Hey, smile, baby.
(laughing)
(speech drowned out by laughter)
(applauding) (whistling)
- [Soldier] Oh, go on with her, Lyons.
She likes the way you smile.
- [Soldier] Yeah, you got no guts, Lyons.
Go with her, will ya please? - Oh, Lyons.
Make a sad clown smile. - That's it.
Go on with her.
She ain't gonna bite ya.
Atta boy, Lyons.
(quirky music)
(laughing)
(laughing)
(dramatic music)
(soft music)
(men laughing)
(upbeat music)
- What's your name? - Tisha.
- Ooh, the guys back home would never believe this.
Mmm, oh, you smell good.
(speaks in foreign language)
I'm just a little shy.
(speaks in foreign language)
No, Irish-Italiano.
(speaks in foreign language)
All right, all right, I'm German.
(speaks in foreign language)
Yeah, I'm German, I told you.
I'm German.
- You are in my dreams.
Yeah, you,
are in my dreams.
And I think of,
you always.
You're a very pretty girl.
(speaks in foreign language)
- Don't you talk like that.
(speaks in foreign language) means doing it,
you know that?
(speaks in foreign language)
I said hush your mouth.
Hush!
(speaks in foreign language)
God damn it!
I said shut up!
(speaking in foreign language)
Shut up, damn it!
Are you gonna shut up?
- (speaks in foreign language) You mad.
Kill, kill, you happy.
- I kill because it's orders.
It's orders, do you understand?
Orders!
- Orders.
(speaks in foreign language) Your order.
- Get outta here!
(door creaks)
(ominous music)
(stately music)
(shouting in foreign language)
(speaking in foreign language)
- I am German!
Heil Hitler!
(speaking in foreign language)
(stately music) (shouting in foreign language)
(gentle music)
- Hey, Rapois, why don't you go find Little Bo Peep?
- I want this one.
- She hit you over the head with a bottle.
- She apologized for that.
- But she's my girl.
- Don't worry about it.
She's nice and tall.
(soft music)
(speaking in foreign language)
- Jewels.
(speaking in foreign language)
(smacking)
(speaking in foreign language)
Now I'm taking more than medals home from this war.
I know you know where those jewels are
'cause I got it straight from the mouth
of a dying German general, one of your partners.
Now you just nod your head yes.
Jewels, yes?
Jewels.
(gagging)
(whimpering)
(sobbing)
That's a good baby.
There.
(upbeat music)
- Is that you, Rapois? - Yeah, boy, isn't this great?
- Get off of me.
- All right.
(smacking)
Dang it!
(screaming)
- There must be a million dollars here.
(soft music)
(speaking in foreign language)
Partner, who is he?
(upbeat music)
- [Messenger] Heil Hitler.
General, the war is over.
(speaking in foreign language)
(speaking in foreign language)
- Wine.
(gasps)
(moans)
Gah!
Ooh.
Oh!
Oh ooh!
Aah.
- All right, let's move out.
(militant drumming)
(suspenseful music)
(engines humming)
(singing in foreign language)
(guns firing)
(German soldiers shouting)
(shrieking)
(guns firing)
God damn it, Tackney!
We can't stop for Rapois.
That sucker's goin' to the house.
If we go this way, we could catch 'em.
- Why are you so sure he's gonna stop?
- For the papers!
- Thought you said the important papers
were in his briefcase?
- Are you questioning my orders?
(somber music)
Let's move out.
Come on, move out.
Back to German headquarters.
Move it, Tackney, go on!
(speaking in foreign language)
(suspenseful music)
- Tisha.
Tisha!
(gun firing)
(gun firing)
(guns firing)
- No!
Don't shoot her!
- Where's he going?
- Ah, he's chasing after his girlfriend.
- Shoot him.
I said shoot him, Private, kill him!
(gun firing)
(gun firing)
(steam hissing)
(soft music)
Go!
(militant drumming)
(gun firing)
(booming)
(gun firing) (shrieks)
(grunts)
(gasps)
(booming)
(soft music)
- We're the only ones left out here, sir.
Inside must be Hildie and General Heit.
- Yeah.
(gun firing)
General Heit!
I'm the only one left.
Share with me, and all three of us can make it.
General Heit.
(speaks in foreign language)
General Heit, we can be partners.
(soft music)
General Heit, we can be partners.
We can make a deal, General Heit.
I'm the only one left.
General Heit, we can be partners.
(speaks in foreign language)
(militant drumming)
- Captain Kohler!
Captain Kohler!
I accept your offer, Captain Kohler.
I accept your offer, Captain Kohler.
This no good, Captain.
- Hm.
I'll kill you first chance I get.
- Naturally.
(laughing)
(suspenseful music)
We should settle this like gentlemen.
- Sure.
(gun firing)
- Very attractive weapon, Captain,
but not very accurate.
(gun firing) (helmet clanking)
- Very good, General.
(gun firing)
Ooh.
(groans)
(exhales heavily)
(engine ignites)
Ah.
(Franklin coughing)
Listen and listen fast, Sergeant.
There are jewels in that ambulance,
enough to,
enough to let us live easy the rest of our lives.
That's what it's all about, Sergeant.
I knew it from the beginning.
Now, you help me,
you help me, Sergeant, and I'll share it with you.
What's the matter with you?
I said I'll share it with you.
Don't you understand?
I'm offering you half a million dollars.
You,
you God damn son of a bitch!
You stupid loser!
You...
(coughing)
(somber music)
(door creaks)
(gun firing)
(birds cawing)
- What do we do now?
(speaking in foreign language)
We'll give this back to the government,
you go to work in some damn whore house,
I get a medal and go home.
No, sir.
That ain't how it's gonna be.
I'm a German officer.
You're taking me to a hospital for a blood transfusion.
Blood transfusion, say it.
(speaking in foreign language)
I don't know what you said,
but it just might get us through.
- Yeah.
- Sure you can drive this thing?
- Oh yeah. (speaks in foreign language)
- Let's go spend that money.
(engine humming)
โช There's blood on these hills, girl
โช Where can we go
โช If the call comes collecting
โช Just tell them we paid
โช Our love may be destined to bloom
โช Like the fires glitter
โช And forever lies
โช But only our love can make this as new
โช Until we are pardoned
โช It's just me and you
(upbeat music)
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