:07:02
One day, you're going
to make a slip.
:07:05
All this wealth you've got
won't check against my list.
:07:09
And when you do, when that happens,
l'll be ready.
:07:13
Then you'll be in there.
ln my cage.
:07:18
l'm not playing at being
provost marshal.
:07:21
And l never heard of luck
that didn't run out.
:07:24
Yours will, depend on it. Because
you're like all criminals, you're greedy.
:07:29
l'd like to point out that
l don't have to put up with this crap.
:07:33
l'm not in your two-bit army.
l'm in our two-bit Army.
:07:36
lf you're looking for something
to live for, when we get out of this...
:07:40
...come looking for me.
l'll hand you your head.
:07:42
We'll see.
:07:44
But you make one slip,
just one...
:07:47
...and we'll see how long you survive
in my cage.
:07:50
And after my cage, l'll personally--
:07:52
l'll personally hand you over
to the Japs.
:07:56
-What's happening here?
-Nothing, sir.
:07:59
l'm just searching the corporal.
:08:03
You're in order to search him,
question him, Grey...
:08:08
...but threats and abuse aren't on.
They aren't on.
:08:11
You ought to know better than
to go around dressed like that.
:08:15
Asking for trouble. Just asking for it.
:08:18
Even so, quite wrong to threaten.
:08:21
Not the way to treat an enlisted man.
:08:24
l think...
:08:26
...an apology....
:08:31
lf you request it, sir...
:08:34
-...then l apologize.
-Very good.
:08:37
All right, corporal, you can go,
but watch the way you dress.
:08:42
Yes, thank you, colonel.
:08:58
-Yeah?
-He had one invite out to number four.