:30:01
Stowaways are fine
for adventure stories...
:30:05
- But Berlin-Paris...
- Here?
:30:07
Lying half frozen on a boxcar roof,
half scorched against a hot water pipe...
:30:12
Good luck!
:30:15
You can find me work here,
:30:17
like for your in-law?
:30:19
He's in big trouble.
:30:21
They arrested him in March,
and no sign of him since.
:30:26
That doesn't mean a thing.
:30:28
Take me: I vanish, I reappear!
:30:31
He'll turn up again.
:30:34
Jacques Dubuis, my brother,
never came back.
:30:38
And I never saw him again.
:30:40
Except once, 57 years after his arrest,
:30:44
in 8 Men in a Chateau.
He was an extra.
:30:46
That's him!
:30:49
The Germans sent him to die
in a Silesian salt mine.
:30:54
He grew so thin
:30:56
his campmates called him "Stringbean."
:30:59
He was 20 years old.
:31:01
The other day,
at the Academie Francaise,
:31:04
that taffeta thing, the "slipper"-play...
What an endless bore!
:31:07
My wife understood it,
but she's a bridge whiz. Bingo!
:31:11
Excuse me!
:31:12
The metro was packed!
:31:14
Suzanne was perfect.
Losing weight helped.
:31:17
But he got fatter. How'd he do it?
:31:20
Splendid, Suzanne!
:31:22
A superb funeral for riffraff!
The cream of Paris Corsicans!
:31:25
Carbone and Spirito,
the underworld kings...
:31:28
Tino Rossi sang?
:31:30
As good as a state funeral,
and cartloads of flowers!
:31:32
My dear...
:31:34
my dear, you were fabulous!
:31:37
Leg of lamb!
:31:40
You remind me of...
the name escapes me...
:31:46
So kind of you!
:31:48
The audience hung on every word.
:31:51
Yes, it's so...
:31:53
And the play's fairly short.
:31:56
Plays are all too long.
Even short, Claudel is long.