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- Here's to freedom.
- To freedom.
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To freedom.
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To freedom.
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- Why do you do this?
- I was 10 -
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Not that old story again.
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We fled from Italy to America.
Dad was a Communist.
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I marched into Berlin
with the army in '45.
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Private Castanza from Eugene, Oregon.
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I wanted to make history,
but Berlin was already freed.
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Aweek later, Private Castanza
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stepped on a forgotten mine.
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Leg gone, discharged,
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stuck in Berlin.
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And then?
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Bohemia.
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Art, culture, women, alcohol
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and the liberation
of Berlin's other half.
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I'm writing a script.
I'll sell it as a screenplay.
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- To Hollywood.
- To Hollywood. What's funny about that?
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- What are your plans?
- I'm gonna bring my sister over.
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How sweet.
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Max Grüner.
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- Harry Melchior?
- We said no photos!
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Famous people are always good.
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I'd like to talk to you.
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Congratulations.
:16:35
They really canned you.
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But that's not the peg.
We'll use theJune Rebellion '53.
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They jailed you, didn't they?
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Sure, I was there.
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On the way home.
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But I wasn't alone.
There were thousands.