1:20:00
By the way,
1:20:03
Le Chanois was arrested.
1:20:05
When?
1:20:06
At sunup. This morning.
1:20:11
For what reason?
1:20:12
An open secret: his name's Dreyfus.
And he's a communist.
1:20:17
See you in 15 minutes.
1:20:24
I forgot: my brother's sick.
I have to go to the drugstore.
1:20:29
Go ahead.
1:20:34
Goodbye, sir.
1:20:54
Jean Devaivre never returned
to Continental.
1:20:57
He pedaled 17 hours to the maquis
1:21:00
where Rene Flechard,
plumber-roofer, was waiting
1:21:04
along with other fighters
who would become his friends.
1:21:08
Le Chanois, on Dr. Greven's demand,
1:21:11
was released within 3 days,
without talking.
1:21:14
He carried on,
but was sanctioned by the Party
1:21:17
for having worked at Continental.
1:21:20
Tourneur was suspended
for almost 2 years after the war
1:21:24
and directed two films
from scripts he hated.
1:21:29
Jean Aurenche,
the ever-faithful friend,
1:21:31
remained close to Pierre Bost
until Bost's death.
1:21:36
He often talked to me about Reine,
Suzanne and Olga.
1:21:40
Olga lost everything in '44,
her hair included,
1:21:43
but got it all back 3 years later.
1:21:46
Jean helped her open her shop
1:21:48
in '47,
1:21:50
the year Devaivre directed
his first film,
1:21:53
La Dame d'onze heures,
which Le Chanois wrote,
1:21:56
followed by The Farm of Seven Sins.
1:21:59
53 years later, in April 2000,