The Eagle Has Landed
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:03:01
Thank you.
:03:10
(Knocks on door)
:03:14
Come in.
:03:18
- Herr Admiral.
- Come and sit down.

:03:25
Your meeting went well?
:03:26
The Führer had something
specific in mind?

:03:32
(Admiral Canaris) A simple
exercise in logistics.

:03:37
Nothing very complicated.
:03:40
He merely wants
Winston Churchill brought

:03:44
from London to Berlin.
:03:48
And we are ordered
to make a feasibility study.

:03:53
Today is Wednesday.
:03:55
By Friday, he will forget it.
:03:58
But Himmler will not.
:04:01
Reichsführer Himmler approved?
:04:04
Only of my being
put on the spot.

:04:06
That meeting!
You should have seen it, Radl.

:04:09
There was Hitler -
first ranting, then cajoling.

:04:14
And then perfectly rational.
:04:16
Then raging and stamping
like a...

:04:20
Like the ringmaster
of some freak circus.

:04:22
Goebbels - hopping
from one foot to another

:04:26
like a schoolboy.
:04:27
Bormann - a vulture...
:04:30
perched in the corner -
:04:32
watching, listening,
never speaking.

:04:36
And Mussolini...Mussolini!
:04:39
An automaton, Radl.
:04:42
And I looked round that room,
:04:44
and I wondered, am I
the only one who can see it?

:04:50
If so, what must
I look like to them?

:04:59
Herr Admiral,
the feasibility study...


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