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- Davis.
- Those cables still need adjusting
- The speed indicatiors are all sliding over
- You get that stinking deathbox rebuilt
I'm sorry, Sir
-Well,just get it right for once - Yes, Sir
- The CO would like to speak to you, Sir
- Now, what's bothering you?
- Sir - You've been testflying your aircraft
- We normally do that in the mornings
- If we're planning to fly over the Ruhr tonight, Sir
- I'll testfly all day long to get it in shape, Sir
- Really?
- I take that as criticism - Yes, Sir
- We've got good ground crew here. We're damn lucky to have them
- I disagree, Sir
- What the hell do you think you're saying, Carter ?
- We have to accept that the odd magneto cutting out...
- but not brakes that don't brake! I mean that's just bad routine servicing
- It's a mistake, Carter! A rare one!
- You make mistakes, I make mistakes. They made one
- Now, don't bully my ground crew or I'll come down at you like a ton of rock
- Clear?
- What time is practise?
- Is it ops tonight? -Yes - What time do you have to be back ?
- 21:00 - 2 hours...
- Why don't you ask me what kind of day I've had
- Well? - It was lousy!
- First the aircraft with US the groundcrew at fingertrouble
- Had a stupid rown with Canack and now with you
- You know lately,your face has been getting longer than the Mersey canal
- I'm so frightened... frightened for you
- Yes, and I'm frightened too
- I don't know anybody who isn't frightened at the moment
- But we've got to adapt
- I want you to talk to father - No
- You must Simon!
- No, no, no plot! - Please! - None of that
- Cathy...
- I'm gonna need a little more from you in the way of support
- At the moment ... when I'm up there I'm thinking as much of you...
... as I am ... about what I'm doing and what's happening around me
- That's the way people make mistakes.
- Father says " You don't have to fly operationly"
- You know what the score is now
- Ten wives and girl friends already in the squadron...
...have got husbands or boy friends missing or dead!
- Yeah, I know what the score is, but I'm not going to be killed.
- Simon! Please, listen to father.
- Allright! I'll listen to him
- I can't promise anything... here you're going to be late
- Good luck!
- Good evening, Sir
- Hello, Baxter Is mr. Devonshire home?
- I believe that he's turning the wine, Sir, in the cellar
- I'll take you down
- I think I know where the cellar is. Thank you, Baxter
- Evening, Simon
- Where's Cathy? - I dropped her off at the church
- Baxter,have given you a drink?
- No, Sir
- Off to the other side tonight?
- Yes...
- Cathy... Wanted me to talk to you
..oh, some of these bottles have blewn their corks... A damn shame
- It isn't easy... - Sir?
... to talk to you, Simon.
- She doesn't understand you ...neither do I
- She has some idea I'd get out of bombers.
- It's not possible
...and even if it was, I wouldn't
- A taste of this wine
- I was talking to cousin Percy
- I was asking about bomber pilots
- He says that any damn rogue would fly these machines
- He ought to know what.. Herr Vicemarshall
- Bombers get knocked down all the time, don't they?
- It's a risk..
- It's a damn waste of fine young people
- You married Cathy two months ago, you're not giving her much of a chance
- If you are saying that I don't care for Cathy then you're wrong
- I asked cousing Percy to check up on your record
- And he came up with an idea - No!
- No, wait a minute... He's offering you a job -No
..with the Unit of Evaluation, testing new aircrafts... - No, Sir!
- Just think for a moment
- Just someone like you... with brains and talent more than most
- Has a responsibility to see that they're used at a maximum of effect in this mess
- No, I'm sorry
- Taste your wine
- Good?
- Yes, fine...
- It...it occured to me the other day
that...I may not see this one out.
- Sir - This war
- I might go before you chaps get it over with
- Well...if and when I go, I want to leave you good wine
- Have told Baxter to turn all these every 7 months
- 35 Lafite...Magnificent
- If this rampage is over by -43... drink the -34 Chateau Patroux
...so called connaisseurs turn their noses at it, but they are wrong.
- It is an important wine
- See that Baxter keeps the cellar cold
- Just because the damn Hunns are on the march again...
- There's no point in getting slack habits
- Right?
- Right...
- You won't change your mind...
- No, Sir
- I knew all along you wouldn't
- but I promised her that I'd talk to you
- You know, Simon...the trouble with girls is that they don't understand
- about chaps going off to war.
- Never will...Never did
- Course?
- Change to 1-7-9
- Morris, have you checked your guns? - Yes
- Morris
- Last time we came back I thought I smelled alcohol on your breath
- Did you?
- If I find you drinking back there at any time
- You two will face a court martial
- Is that right?
- Yes Tom, that's right
- Cheers!
- You're getting yourself strung out and go to find a way to cope
- For your information, Skip I never touch the stuff
- Flak! Steer-board!
- Course?
- Steer 1-6-0 , Captain
- 1-6-0 What did Holman say after the briefing?
- Jerry was moving this flack line west
- thought it was a hole in the ground
- Well, let's find it! - Aye, Aye Skip
- Flak, Flak!!!
---Sirens sounding---
- Course?
- Steer 1-8-0 - Flak! Flak! Flak!
- Morris!
- Morris! What have you got?
- Hope he's ok, back there You better see Morris
- Aye, Aye Skip!
- Morris, are you ok?
- Don't go, can you hear me? - Are you alright?
- What has happened to Morris?
- Dugal? Dugal? - He's gone...
- Where's that damn gap?
- We're on course, we should be just entering it
- Do you think Jerry really has gaps in his flak line, Dugal?
- Aye! I think he does
- But you never trust a Kraut, do ye?
--- Sirens sounding---
--- he whistles---
--- he whistles---
- Be quiet, Skip! We've been seen I heard voices and a jeep
- Why the hell haven't you yanked your shoot ?
- I'm not laid out here waiting for the second ice age, my legs are kaputt, both of them.
- Oh, Jesus!
- Can you walk at all?
- I can't even stand
- What about the others?
- The river, back there...this way, they came down the other side of it
- We've gonna have to hold out for the night. - Skip?
- We've had to hide this thing. And to get you out of it first
- I'm going to get you under cover there. Allright? - Yeah...
- Now, hold on! - Ahhh...
----doorbell rings----
- Father? What is it?
- I think the Leutenant, like to speak to you.
- Is he dead?
- We don't know, we never saw the plane hit.
- There's no reason to suppose that they didn't bail out
- Where? - Over Germany
- How long before we know whether he's a prisoner?
- It should take 2 or 3 weeks
- Hitler Youth. Two leaders and six boys and they're armed.
- Hell!
- You do realise that I can't go walking in this condition
- Did you manage to work out our position? -Aye!
- It's Hamborn
- 20 or 30 kilometers from Essen
- And I'm not going to make it, You know I'm not going to make it
- Could be just sprained... - Ha!
- No chance! You are looking at a POW, Captain
- Would you give me the compass?
- I'm not leaving you!
- I'm not leaving you...saying it like a rambling Cary Grant
... use Your head man!
- We need to find a barn or something to sit tight for a week
- We're going to need some food
- I'm going to try and get some
- Hey listen! We're in Germany
- Well it's worth a try
- You keep quiet, allright...
---thunder and lightning---
- Father Do you speak English?
- I'm a British pilot, and I need help
- Go away!
- There's another flier... - Go away...
- He's badly injured - Go away, they're watching me
- Halt! - I'll fire!!
- Inside
- I'm sorry for this
- Not your fault...
- I could not help you, the Gestapo have been watching me for three days
- What for?
- I'm a trouble maker
- No talking!
- I come from a farming family
- The secret of agriculture is you never let the animals run the farm
- I said " No Talking"
- If you see pigs wandering in the wheat fields
- You must intimidate them until they return to their sties
- Or they'll destroy everything
- Did you not understand me?
- Why have they arrested you now?
- I had some children hidden in the church
- They found them...
- I will not warn you again!
- Who's children? - Jews
- Jews...
- Yes, first the the parents, now they the children
- Stop! Stop!
- Now what?
- Well, I'll take the truck
I've got a rather long way to go
- I don't think you should come
- That's sensible
- Will you be alright?
- Oh, I've fringed in many times I'll be alright
- Good luck!
- What town have you come from? - Arrest him!!
- Out!
- Handcuffs!
- You are in Octenlage, prisoner war camp
- I am Kommendant Esseln
- I've heard the you made trouble, but you've been paid and the accounts are equal
- But, no more trouble!
- Or you'll find, we can be very difficult and unpleasant
- Even within the terms of the Convention
- Respond to orders! Settle down! Understand?
- Take him away!
- What shape's he in?
- He's in one piece, but got mixed up with the Gestapo
- Oh, really? -He had some Gestapo thug at the barrel of a gun
- Another RAF troublemaker, right? - Yes, Sir
- Rub my shoulder
- The trouble with these RAF chaps is that they live this heroic life
- with all of them about to be shot out of the skies
- They all this school boy enthusiasm to cover the fact that they are a bag of nerves
- They do not settle in and make good POW:s
- Thank you, Tom!
- Now, tell him I'll see him 09:00 If he's recovered from the beating
- Aye, Sir
- What's his name?
- Carter, Sir Flight leutenant Simon Carter
- Well, you look a little bit under the weather
- I am feeling much better today Thank you, Sir
- Sit down!
- So, you're Carter..And you fooled about with the Gestapo?
- And they knocked you about.. - Yes..
- Fortunately, we don't have any dealings with them, We have the Wehrmacht
- Quite reasonable types as long as you don't wrap them up the wrong way
- I hope you'll...relax
...and try to get something useful out of your time here
- I don't intend to relax, I intend to get out of here
- Really? - Yes, we'll come to that...
- You see Carter, we have to get on with these people, to live with them
- Get on? - Yes...
- He's a funny chap. He has this professional correctness...
... in his dealings with us A moral correctness
- he's quite good..so long as you don't challenge his integrity
- Well, I won't be around here long enough to study him in depth, Sir
- I was saying... he is very fair...
... as long as you don't insult his intelligence, by escape attempts
- Then he comes down at you like a ton of bricks
- Yes, I'm aware of that, Sir - Yes, you've decided...
- You'll have a bash of escaping. The first opportunity will present itself
- Yes, I have...
- We have a planned list of departures, Carter
- I'm putting your name on that list, you'll have every assistance to get out.
- some time about June next year
- Next year?
- Every escape from this camp will be properly planned and executed
- I'm ordering you not to risk yourself or your fellow prisoners
- by doing it alone - Carter!
- Is that clear?
- My name's Carter - Saw you last night, feeling better?
- Oh, yes... - Eddie Walthon
- Did I disturb you?
- No...
- You're going out, aren't you? We're you heading, Switzerland?
- Everything organized?
- What squadron were you with?
- I was with 149
- What I need is wine , women and song...
...but just women will do actually
- That's what gets you in the place eventually, no women
- Do you have a girlfriend? - I was married...2 months
- 2 months... - Yeah
- They're tougher than you think... -Nah, not this one
- She never came to terms with the idea of fighting a war
- She's been frightened to death from the start
- That's why I have to get out of here - Well...do it properly
- No need being shot in the back while jumping a wall
- How well has Major Tolby organised your escape?
- Don't just stand there!
- Break it up!
--- creaking sound---
--- sound of a motor engine ---
--- a dog barks---
- Do you know how stupid you have been?
- You stole a truck
- You travelled many miles by train
- But you went round in a circle
- You were caught 4 miles from our gates
- As well as being a stupid man you are also a dangerous man
- You were captured outside Essen on the 21st by the Gestapo
- You escaped...
- You were re-captured and brought here to Octenlage on the 22nd
- You escaped
- Not only dangerous,stupid but also violent
- We have found others like you in our POW- camps
- We have had to find a solution to them, we think we have...
- You have left me no alternative...
...but to pass you on to
- a special POW- camp in Sachsen from where there's no escape
- That's there we're going to send you.. to Colditz
- Take him out!
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