To Be or Not to Be
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1:13:01
Heil Hitler!
1:13:06
He gets out of everything with that
Heil Hitler.

1:13:13
Mrs. Bronski, I had the pleasure
of seeing you on the stage once.

1:13:18
You're even more beautiful in person.
1:13:20
Would it be too forward of me...
1:13:23
...to propose a champagne supper
after the performance this evening?

1:13:27
I'd love to. But I'm already having
a candlelight dinner with Siletski.

1:13:33
Any chance we could have
supper after dinner?

1:13:37
- I'm sorry. I never sup after I dine.
- Oh.

1:13:42
I don't want to take advantage
of our new friendship.

1:13:46
But when they closed our theatre,
they arrested my dresser.

1:13:50
Since I'm going to perform tonight,
do you think he could be released?

1:13:57
- What is his name?
- Sasha Kinski.

1:14:01
Sasha Kinski?
1:14:10
Yes. He's being held downstairs.
He's set for transfer tomorrow.

1:14:15
- What does that mean?
- You better find a new dresser.

1:14:23
Excuse me.
1:14:25
What?!
1:14:28
Murdered?
1:14:31
You sure it is his body?
1:14:34
Positive identification.
1:14:38
This is terrible. Terrible!
1:14:42
Mrs. Bronski, please. Sit down.
1:14:45
I'm afraid I... I'm afraid I have
very bad news for you.

1:14:49
Your friend, our friend, Siletski,
has been killed. He's dead.

1:14:53
His body was found in a trunk.
1:14:56
Well...
1:14:58
I guess you're free
for dinner tonight.


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