To Be or Not to Be
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"To be or not to be. "
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Excuse me. Pardon me.
Excuse me. Pardon me.

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Talk, and talk fast.
Who the hell are you?

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Andre.
- Your voice!

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- Andre.
- Anna.

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What is Andre doing in my bed?
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- Siletski's here.
- Where?

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- He's here? How?
- He came by plane.

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- You sure?
- I was just with him.

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- What?
- And I'm going back.

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- Good.
- Good? Who are you?

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- Sobinski.
- Sobinski?

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- Then who's Solinski?
- Siletski. A spy.

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I heard him talking with Erhardt,
the head of the Gestapo.

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Siletski has that list. He'll take it
to the Gestapo tomorrow, or tonight.

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- What are you talking about?
- What do I do?

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Keep Siletski there. He mustn't
get to Erhardt with the list.

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If he's dangerous, why send her back?
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- Somebody's got to stop him.
- Wait a minute.

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Siletski and Erhardt haven't met.
If we find someone to play Erhardt...

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- A good actor.
- A great actor.

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A dead actor.
Don't look at me. Don't look at me.

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Look at me!
I'll never get away with this.

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Who'd believe I'm Erhardt?
That this is Gestapo headquarters?

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- The flags!
- Give me Hitler.

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Relax. Siletski's never met Erhardt.
He doesn't know what he looks like.

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If we all play our parts properly,
he'll never suspect a thing.

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Me, my, moe!
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- Dobish! Let's rehearse the scene.
- All right.

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- Heil Hitler.
- Heil Hitler. All right, I've got it.

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It took longer than I thought.
I hope the effect was worth it.

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It was definitely worth it.
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I would die for the Führer any time,
except for the next few hours.

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Come, my dear. Shall we go?
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- Go? Where? What?
- I've booked a table at Ladow's.

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It's getting late. The Gestapo
won't be calling anymore tonight.


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