:47:02
Already the boasted British coolness
has given place to blind panic.
:47:07
Already there have been serious riots
in your key industries...
:47:11
... and they didn 't tell you that,
did they?
:47:13
Already the British lion
is howling with terror.
:47:23
- Turn it off, George.
- Had enough?
:47:25
He's all wind and whitewash,
like a blinking rook.
:47:28
- Can't we get some news?
- Not till 9.
:47:30
You work at the airfield.
You see that German plane come down?
:47:34
I heard it.
I wonder where the pilot is.
:47:36
With all that cover in them woods,
he could lay there for days.
:47:40
But he's got to get food,
don't forget.
:47:42
Be funny if he walked in here,
wouldn't it?
:47:46
- He'd never do that.
- I don't know so much.
:47:48
They're clever. Some goes to Oxford
and learns to speak English...
:47:52
...just as good as what you and me do.
:47:55
Well, almost.
:48:05
- Did you get that Fritz?
- Not yet. We will.
:48:07
- Whiskey. What are you having?
- I'll have a beer, sir.
:48:11
Pretty smart, these Jerries.
:48:13
- This chap was an ace too.
- Got six of our fellows.
:48:17
Cheerio!
:48:20
- Vin!
- Hello, Dad.
:48:21
- Where did you spring from?
- Belham Airfield.
:48:23
- You're practically on the doorstep.
- Isn't it grand?
:48:26
- I was buzzing home when I saw you.
- This is good news.
:48:29
You don't know the half of it.
See that? Pilot Officer Miniver.
:48:33
- So soon? I thought...
- Things are moving pretty fast.
:48:36
They cut short the course.
:48:38
I got 85% on the test
and a week's leave on the strength of it.
:48:43
Great stuff. Congratulations.
That calls for a drink.
:48:46
- What'll you have?
- I don't think I will.
:48:48
I phoned Mother I was coming.
I called Carol too.
:48:51
- I'll bet you did.
- I'll run up there later on.
:48:54
- How much do I owe you, George?
- Five and sixpence.
:48:57
- There you are. Keep the change.
- Thank you very much.