The Guns of Navarone
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:22:00
That's an order.
:22:10
Captain, he's insane!
Surely you won't let him do this.

:22:14
I can't stop him, he's in charge.
Anyway, I agree with him.

:22:17
Of course, he doesn't have
to shoot you.

:22:19
He can just call our HQ and you'll
be on a troopship home, as a private...

:22:27
...unless you give him your word that
you'll do exactly as he says.

:22:39
All right.
:22:41
If it means that much to you,
you have my word.

:22:43
Take him, sergeant!
:22:48
Stupid theatricals.
:22:51
You're entitled to your opinion...
:22:53
...but I just saved your life.
:23:16
I'm desperately sorry, gentlemen.
Really, I am.

:23:19
It's embarrassing.
Just look at it!

:23:22
No, it's exactly what we want.
:23:24
They said you wanted a boat no one
would notice, but that's a disgrace!

:23:29
Give me 36 hours, and I know
I can lay my hands...

:23:32
...on a German E-boat in
absolutely perfect condition.

:23:35
I promise you, only one careful owner.
:23:38
I can pop over to Rhodes
and get it for you.

:23:40
Won't the Germans have
something to say about that?

:23:42
I suppose so, if they knew.
:23:44
But I've got good connections there.
What do you say?

:23:48
-No, thanks. We can't wait.
-Pity.

:23:50
I'll get my chaps to help
with your gear.

:23:53
No, that's all right, thank you.
:23:56
Right. I get it.
:23:57
Special cargo and all that, what?
Well, good luck to you.


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