To Be or Not to Be
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Of course. Wehrmacht Headquarters.
Naturally. Good.

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Good. Good. Good. Good...
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Excuse me. Excuse me, professor.
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No calls when I'm with the professor.
I thought I told you that.

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Thank you.
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Well, professor.
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I wanna get started on these names.
I'll be back in a moment.

:52:31
Very good work indeed.
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"The entire hotel is a safe. "
Of course. How droll, how droll.

:52:43
- Did you get the list?
- Here.

:52:45
- I'll take care of him.
- Wait!

:52:47
He has a duplicate at the hotel,
locked in his trunk.

:52:50
We've got to get it. Go back and stall
him while we figure something out.

:52:56
Think fast. I'm an actor. I need
lines. I stink without a script!

:53:01
He stinks with a script.
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I heard that.
:53:08
So they call me
"Concentration Camp" Erhardt?

:53:12
I must get back to the hotel.
There's someone waiting for me.

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- How is Anna Bronski?
- How did you...?

:53:19
The Gestapo knows everything.
Sit. Tell me about her.

:53:22
I had official questions to ask, and I
discovered that she was good company.

:53:29
Good company?
Hasn't she got a husband?

:53:32
Isn't she married to that famous actor
Frederick Bronski? You've seen him?

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- No.
- Oh.

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What does that matter? She not only
has a husband, she has a lover.

:53:43
- She does?
- Yes, a certain Lt. Sobinski.

:53:46
They have a secret love code.
:53:48
Whenever her silly husband was on-stage
emoting, "To be or not to be"...

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...that was the signal
for their backstage rendezvous.

:53:57
I knew it!

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