The Eagle Has Landed
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:18:10
(Knocks on door)
:18:13
Herr Oberst, he has arrived.
:18:25
(Door opens)
:18:30
(Irish accent) Come in...
Colonel Radl, isn't it?

:18:35
The top o' the morning to you.
:18:37
It's not Irish whisky, but
it'll do to be going on with.

:18:42
Better for you to drink than me.
:18:45
I have the feeling
I'll need it.

:18:48
- May I?
- Ja.

:18:52
The last time I was invited
up here to Section Three

:18:55
someone persuaded me
to jump out of a Dornier.

:18:59
5,000 feet above Ireland,
in the dark.

:19:02
Me, with this
terrible fear of heights!

:19:04
You're planning a holiday
to England, are you?

:19:09
They say that Brighton's
lovely this time of year.

:19:16
W-what the Christ is that?
:19:18
They're Russian. I took
to them in the Winter War.

:19:21
They're probably all that
kept you awake in the snow.

:19:26
Here...and here.
:19:34
Now...
:19:38
I had a proposition
for you, Mr Devlin.

:19:41
You HAD?
:19:50
Have.
:19:53
I'm working, you know, Colonel.
:19:55
At the university.
:19:57
For a man like you, that's like
a thoroughbred racing horse...


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