:09:01
Since when did you start asking
for ration coupons, Alfie?
:09:05
Bienvenue.
:09:06
That's the avocados.
:09:07
It's too bloody gorgeous, Charlie.
:09:10
I need a girl, Sheila.
:09:12
A bright, bridge-playing girl.
Very crusty, elegant...
:09:15
British diction calculated
to bring out the upstart in the American.
:09:19
Who can handle herself at a dinner table
and play bridge like an assassin.
:09:23
Whatever happened to Alice Luddens?
:09:25
She's married off, love,
to a lieutenant in the paratroops.
:09:29
Can't be too choosy, I suppose,
if you're a widow with two kids.
:09:32
Can I go and try it on, Charlie?
:09:42
The balloon is going up any day now.
:09:45
- What balloon?
- D-day, old man.
:09:48
Invasion of Europe.
:09:50
Any day now 1,000,000 men
are gonna hit the beaches of France...
:09:53
in the greatest battle in history.
:09:55
Do you know any girls
who play a good game of bridge?
:09:58
What do you think, Charlie?
:09:59
Yeah. It's worth a try.
:10:04
- Harry, let me borrow this for a while.
- Hey.
:10:06
It's a matter of State.
:10:16
- Charlie, what happened to you?
- Knock off.
:10:22
An old wound, Commander?
:10:25
Yes. A bit of flak I picked up
flying for the RAF in 1940.
:10:28
Acts up every now and then.
:10:29
Pity.
:10:32
Miss Barham, do you play bridge?
:10:34
Yes, I do. Why?
:10:36
Adm. Jessup would like you
to be his guest...
:10:38
for dinner and bridge this evening.
:10:40
I see.
:10:41
Just dinner and bridge. Nothing else.
:10:44
I'll have you delivered
back to your quarters by 10:30.
:10:47
No, thank you.
:10:48
If you don't need me, Commander,
may I take my lunch?