1:24:00
Will you tell me where you've
hidden your explosives?
1:24:04
No.
1:24:05
As your commanding officer,
Captain Mallory must play a heroic role.
1:24:09
You needn't carry such a burden.
1:24:11
You've all suffered a great deal.
Why prolong that suffering?
1:24:15
For you, the war is over.
1:24:18
Another officer is coming
to question you. A captain in the SS.
1:24:23
His methods, quite frankly,
are most severe.
1:24:26
None of you are in uniform.
Therefore, you're considered spies.
1:24:30
You know the penalty for espionage.
1:24:32
But if any one of you has the courage
to tell me where the explosives are...
1:24:37
...I promise, you will not only
save your own life...
1:24:40
...but the lives of your comrades.
1:24:44
This will be your only chance.
1:24:47
I do advise you to take it.
1:24:49
Please, sir! I am no spy!
I am not one of them!
1:24:53
You yellow--
1:25:00
Go on.
1:25:01
Sir, I swear to you, sir...
1:25:04
...I'm just a poor fisherman.
1:25:07
Two days ago these men killed
my sailors and stole my boat.
1:25:11
They forced me to join them.
1:25:13
Sir, I am their prisoner!
1:25:16
Where did you learn
your English, fisherman?
1:25:19
In Cyprus, sir.
1:25:21
I swear to you, it's true.
1:25:23
Aren't you Andrea Stavros?
1:25:26
Colonel Stavros?
1:25:28
Oh, no. No, sir.
My name is Nondus SaIonikus.
1:25:31
I told you, I'm a fisherman from Cyprus.
1:25:37
Then how do you happen to wear
a shoulder hoister?
1:25:42
They forced me to wear it...
1:25:45
...and made it a kind of joke.
1:25:48
Where are the explosives?
1:25:49
I swear, sir...
1:25:52
...I would tell you if I knew.
1:25:56
But see, they didn't say.
1:25:58
The truth is, sir, they don't trust me.