The Eagle Has Landed
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:57:02
That is one George Fowler
lying there.

:57:07
He was a variety artiste...
of a sort.

:57:10
And a very brave man.
:57:13
Incredible. He knew
this sort of thing could happen.

:57:16
He didn't even call out.
:57:18
Played it straight
through to the end.

:57:23
Where is Mr Churchill?
:57:25
I suppose it doesn't matter -
:57:27
you'll read about it
in the papers tomorrow.

:57:30
At the moment he's in Persia,
:57:32
in conference with President
Roosevelt and Marshal Stalin.

:57:35
Teheran, Captain,
that's where the reality is.

:57:39
This...
:57:42
This never happened.
:57:45
It did not occur, Major.
:57:48
(Corcoran) Right.
:57:56
(Devlin) 'Molly, my love,
as a great man once said...

:58:01
'"I have suffered a sea-change
:58:03
'"and nothing
can ever be the same again."

:58:07
'I came here to do a job...
not to fall in love.

:58:12
'By now,
you'll know the worst of me.

:58:14
'Try not to think it.
:58:16
'To leave you
is punishment enough.

:58:20
'But it will not end here.
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'For as they say in Ireland -
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'"We have known the days."
Liam.'

:58:40
(Barking)

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