- 16 - 17 - turning - and now!
- Ahhhh
- Check what's going on! Open up his collar!
- And take him over there! Stand back!
- He got away with it! He should get an academy reward!
- Come on!
< clock ticking >
- God! We're going to get through that...
- Just don't think about it. George will have to tidy this up when we finish
< ticking clock in the background >
- That should do it. Anybody looks up? - If anybody looks up we'd had it anyway
- Give me time to make the bend to the right and then come as quick as you can
- Wait until I get to the bushes on the far side before you make your move
- He may be able to see us, he may not. So you must rely on that music cue
- Don't forget that sentry is just around the corner,so nice and easy
< music >
< music playing >
- Page 6 Letter D , you know what to do!
< music playing>
< music playing >
< music stops >
- For how long have they've been playing? - For about 10 minutes, Hauptmann
< music playing >
- Keep going!!
- What's happening? - I can't see a bloody thing!!
- Something must have gone wrong They haven't gone yet
- 5 minutes to lock up
- I don't think I'm going to get back
< music playing >
- Ulmann?? - It could be...
- Captain James, why is your orchestra rehearsing in Colonel Preston's rooms?
- Well, ...it was offered... - Herr Hauptmann...
- I think I can explain
- What now?? - We wait
- My quarters are away from the others, I offered Cpt. James the facility of practising here sometimes
- Is something wrong? - Possibly not, we shall see
- Will you all go back to your own quarters, it's one minute before curfew
- Ok, Jimmy thank you
< a cat mewing > < a rattling sound >
- Well, that's it, can't get back tonight
- What are you going to do? - I'll get some kip in one of those big cauldrones
- And in the morning I should be able to tag on to the orderlies without to much difficulty
- Anyway, that's my problem. Anything happening? - Not a damn thing!!
- What are they doing?
- Looks like our turn
- I'll send you a post card
< the cat mewing>
- What were you doing there? Stop being such an angry cat
- Lets get you inside
< scraping sound >
< footsteps >
< talking in German >
< clicking sound when the key is turned >
< footsteps >
- It could be a different type, the one thing Simon couldn't tell us
- Well, that does it
- You realise that we can't get back from here
- Pat, when you were up there - I looked down there
- And I think there's a sewer that goes throug underneath the Kommendantour, I'm not sure but I think so
- Come on!
- Ahhhh... - Are you alright?
< coughing >
- Give us the box - Here!
< coughing >
- A lousy dead end! - Yes,
- There must be an opening here somewhere
- I got it! I got it! - What is it? - Strike me on a match!
- We're gonna watch that
- What is it? - It's some kind of coal shaft - How big is it?
- 10 by 18 inches - We can't get through that!
- We can try, we might without some of these clothes
< German voices >
< the dog is yelping > < laughter >
- There's a guard out there with a bloody dog! - Did it get scent?
- It's on ground level and there are bars it's pretty tight even for me
- Ok, lets go!
< scraping noises >
- Next stage
< a cracking noise >
< music from inside >
< dogs whining and barking >
- Good luck! - And you!
- See you in Switzerland - Right!
< sound of water >
< the whistling of a train >
- They should be on that by now - That means that there's an hour before morning apelle.
< engine sound >
< twittering birds >
< talking in German >
- There's our way out
- So far so good
- Listen!
- It's a guard!
- There can't be a guard on every damn bridge
- We could swim it - Yes, we could. It'd take 2 days for the clothes to dry
- There's another bridge 3 miles downstream
< footsteps on the bridge >
- There he is - Let's go
- How much further do you think it is to the railroad? - It's about an mile assuming we haven't gone wrong
- Keeping by the roads has it's advantages
< the chugging noise of a train >
< people talking >
- The weather is bad today - Yes
< Tickets >
- Yes ? - 2 tickets, third class,to Rottweil, please. - Ok
- 175 Mark, please -
- Excuse me
- And the travel authorization, please
- You're welcome
< train whistle >
< people talking >
< Regensburg >
- Keep still, stay asleep, Gestapo
- Where are you going? - Ruckfahrt
- Foreigners? Identifications
- Flemish. Work permit?
- Hey! Hello! Hello!
- Yes, you two there! - What is he saying?
- Something about the tickets
- What's the matter?
- You must have your return-tickets - Thank you!
- What was all that about? - I bought return tickets
- You're kidding - No
-We've got 25 or 30 miles from here -We'll do the bulk of that when it's dark
< engine>
< laughter>
- I left my case in there - We'll have to let it go
- You share my stuff
< church bells >
- Salute him
- They won't have any trouble spotting us out there
- We better wait until it gets dark - We need daylight to find that road
- It's a fork here somewhere...
- One road goes to Switzerland, the other one goes past an army training camp
- That will take us back to Rottweil - We're a mile from the border. This place got to be loaded with sentries
- We've got to chance that!
- We must find that road in daylight, then we can lie low
- Hey!!!
- Leave it to me
- Good evening
- We are heading for Rottweil
- We are going to work there
- How far is it? - About 25 kilometres
- Ok, we will head on -
- Good bye
- Not too keen on that - That makes two of us
- Let's see what he does
- HEY! HEY! I spotted a couple of men in the field
- We have to report it at once! We need to make a phone call. Get on with it!!
- Which way do we go? Left?
< sound of an approaching vehicle >
- Dismount!! Get ready for marching off
- Is the river the border?
- No, it's some distance on the other side
- Faster! March on!
- Are we...are we in Switzerland? - You've been in Switzerland for the last 2 miles