1:44:00
My hands were full keeping
these guys from tearing you apart.
1:44:03
I called it last time, didn't I?
1:44:05
Are we going to listen to him until the
Germans find out where Dunbar is?
1:44:09
They know where Dunbar is.
1:44:11
- How do they know?
- You told them, Hoffy.
1:44:13
- Who did?
- You did.
1:44:15
- Are you off your rocker?
- Fell right on my head.
1:44:24
- Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
- No, I don't "Sprechen Sie Deutsch".
1:44:27
Maybe just one word? Kaputt?
1:44:29
- Because you're kaputt!
- Get him out of my hair so I can go.
1:44:33
To the Kommandant's office
and tell him where Dunbar is?
1:44:36
I'll kill you for that!
1:44:37
Shut up! Security officer?
Always screening everybody.
1:44:43
But who screened you? Great American
hero, from Cleveland, Ohio,
1:44:46
enlisted right after Pearl Harbour. When
was Pearl Harbour or don't you know?
1:44:50
December 7th, '41.
1:44:51
- What time?
- Six o'clock. I was having dinner.
1:44:54
Six o'clock in Berlin.
They were having lunch in Cleveland.
1:44:59
- Am I boring you, boys?
- Go on.
1:45:02
He's a Nazi, Price is! For all I know,
his name is Preissinger or Preisshoffer.
1:45:07
Sure he lived in Cleveland,
but when war broke out
1:45:10
he came back to the Fatherland
like a good little Bundist.
1:45:12
He spoke our lingo.
1:45:14
They sent him to spy school
and gave him with phoney dogtags.
1:45:17
He's just trying to get off the hook!
1:45:19
- He said, "shut up".
- You heard what he said.
1:45:22
OK, Herr Preisshoffer,
let's have the mailbox.
1:45:25
The what?
1:45:27
The one you took out from the corner
of your bunk and put in this pocket.
1:45:33
I'll show you how they did it.
1:45:37
They did it by mail.
1:45:38
- Mail?
- That's right.
1:45:40
Little love notes between our
security officer and von Scherbach
1:45:43
with Schulz the mailman.
1:45:45
Here's the flag.
1:45:47
They used to put a loop in the cord.
Did you ever notice?
1:45:52
And here's the mailboxes.
Hollow black queens.