Bridge To Hell (1986) Action War

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Allied prisoners (Andy J. Forest, Jeff Connors, Francesca Ferre) escape and fight their way back, over a bridge and Nazis.
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00:03:20Did anyone come in here?
00:03:22I saw no one.
00:03:23Who were you looking for?
00:03:24Three enemies of the Reich.
00:03:25They escaped from a prison camp a week ago.
00:03:28Nobody at all came in?
00:03:29I saw no one, soldier.
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00:03:50Father?
00:03:51Were those German soldiers again?
00:03:53What did they want?
00:03:54When are they going to leave us alone?
00:03:57You have to leave, Igor.
00:03:58You'll be taking some men into the fire.
00:04:00Gosh!
00:04:01Again?
00:04:02Where are they?
00:04:03They're up in the bell tower.
00:04:07Hurry!
00:04:10Please forgive me, Lord.
00:04:13I saw nobody at all.
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00:04:20Come on, hurry!
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00:04:31Honey!
00:04:33I've got to catch my breath.
00:04:35Always running.
00:04:36I'm sick and tired of it.
00:04:39Ah, quit complaining, Pazilopo.
00:04:41Lift that tail up and...
00:04:42You're going to quit now?
00:04:44Comrade, the war is over for us.
00:04:47Come on, come on!
00:04:49The hell, it's over!
00:04:51Stop, don't shoot!
00:04:53They're friends.
00:04:54The priest told me to bring them.
00:04:59Let's see them.
00:05:01Let's see them.
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00:05:19We escaped from a German prison camp in Sarajevo five days ago.
00:05:22We'd been camping at night to avoid being recaptured.
00:05:25During the day, we'd been hiding out.
00:05:27Then we met a farmer who gave us food and...
00:05:29You're American?
00:05:30Lieutenant Bill Rogers, United States Air Force.
00:05:33My plane was shot down last springtime during a mission.
00:05:36I bailed out and was taken prisoner near Mostar.
00:05:38And the other two?
00:05:39Sergeant Mario Esposito, nicknamed Pazilopo.
00:05:42Italian?
00:05:43Yeah, Italian.
00:05:44I was imprisoned by the Bosch on the 8th of September,
00:05:46together with my patrol.
00:05:48But I only stayed two weeks in that lousy camp.
00:05:50I was the one who convinced them we should escape.
00:05:54My situation is different.
00:05:56My name is Blitz.
00:05:57I'm a deserter from the Wehrmacht.
00:05:59Austrian.
00:06:02Germans or Austrians, it makes no difference to us.
00:06:04They're both Nazis.
00:06:06Shoot him.
00:06:07Hey, wait a minute. You can't do that.
00:06:09He's a friend.
00:06:10He helped us escape from the camp.
00:06:11He could be a spy.
00:06:12You'd better get rid of him, Milan.
00:06:14Like hell he's a spy.
00:06:15He's got guts.
00:06:16He insulted an SS captain just to defend me.
00:06:19That's why they were going to throw him into a discipline company
00:06:22on the Russian front.
00:06:24But he preferred to desert and stay with us.
00:06:27You can trust him.
00:06:35Thank you, Commander.
00:06:38So, you're a pilot?
00:06:40Yeah. Why?
00:06:42What class do you have?
00:06:43We want to get to the coast and across the sea.
00:06:46The Americans are in southern Italy,
00:06:48and as far as we are concerned,
00:06:51this stinking war is over for us.
00:06:53Yeah, that's about it, more or less.
00:06:55And how are you planning on crossing the Adriatic, swimming?
00:06:58Oh, San Gennaro will help us.
00:07:01I imagine we might be able to help you.
00:07:04Thank you, Commander. That's what we were hoping for.
00:07:06There's one problem.
00:07:09And what could that be?
00:07:14Do you have experience as a pilot, too?
00:07:16I got my civil license in Vienna in 38.
00:07:19But the only time I tried flying without an instructor,
00:07:22I landed in a potato field and fractured my arm.
00:07:26Good. You see, some time ago,
00:07:29we came across two old aircraft near Zenitzen, a hangar.
00:07:33They're still in good condition, but we can't use them.
00:07:36One pilot was killed, and the other one...
00:07:38Look at him.
00:07:40And so, you want to give us one?
00:07:43No.
00:07:44Ah.
00:07:45Only, if you two agree to pilot them in combat for a couple of weeks,
00:07:48then we could help you out.
00:07:50Isn't that right, Vanya?
00:07:52Sure.
00:07:54Nothing doing for him.
00:07:56Why not? I mean, come on.
00:07:58It's helping America's allies.
00:08:00We're fighting for the very same cause.
00:08:03Aren't we?
00:08:05Well, Roosevelt thinks so.
00:08:08Hey, Dennett, are you crazy?
00:08:10Zulipo, we have no choice.
00:08:13The planes are there.
00:08:15They just need checking out.
00:08:18Okay, when do we start?
00:08:20Get busy.
00:08:30I didn't know that women got involved in wars in these parts.
00:08:33Why? Isn't knitting all they know how to do in Italy?
00:08:37No, better still.
00:08:39They know how to make love.
00:08:42I can't make you out.
00:08:44A pretty girl like you.
00:08:46What do you want to go risking your skin for?
00:08:49A war is a man's job.
00:08:51Take care.
00:08:52Oh!
00:08:53Or a shot just might accidentally go off.
00:08:55I was just trying to be friendly.
00:08:57Nothing more.
00:08:58But what's the matter?
00:09:00Don't you like me?
00:09:01You worry me.
00:09:02There's a rule here, you know.
00:09:04If a guy bothers a woman soldier, he's shot.
00:09:07Oh, you're just crazy for shooting, aren't you?
00:09:11Hey, what are you?
00:09:13A female colonel with all those stars?
00:09:15No.
00:09:16Each star stands for a Nazi.
00:09:18It means I've killed six.
00:09:41Want to know the news, Tenente?
00:09:44What?
00:09:45I'm really scared.
00:09:47Try not to think about it.
00:09:49How are Blitzer and his crew doing?
00:09:53How about that?
00:09:54This hunk of junk flies like a bird.
00:09:58And yours?
00:09:59Nothing.
00:10:00We can take this plane to Italy.
00:10:02How about it?
00:10:05Great.
00:10:15Maybe I was too optimistic.
00:10:21Enemy aircraft.
00:10:23Allot, come in.
00:10:24Hello?
00:10:26Hello?
00:10:27Look out post number two.
00:10:28We have sighted enemy aircraft.
00:10:30Description follows.
00:10:32They carry the Yugoslav ensigns on the wings.
00:10:34They carry Yugoslav ensigns on their wings?
00:10:37Approximate cruising speed, 300 kilometers per hour.
00:10:40They are heading south-southeast.
00:10:43Look out post number one.
00:10:44Calling command.
00:10:45Over.
00:10:47Apparently they are two old-fashioned biplanes.
00:10:50Flight weapons only.
00:10:51Cruising speed 300 kilometers per hour at most.
00:10:54Their current course is south-by-southeast.
00:11:12Let's go.
00:11:33The Krauts are in for a shock.
00:11:35A real surprise.
00:11:37I just hope we can synchronize the attack.
00:11:40Come on.
00:11:45Fire!
00:11:46Fire!
00:12:10Stay down.
00:12:11Where the hell are they?
00:12:14If they wait much longer, we won't have a chance against those foreigners.
00:12:17They should have been here at ten.
00:12:18It's two minutes past now.
00:12:34Here they are.
00:12:40Fire!
00:12:52Fire!
00:13:09Fire!
00:13:27Post!
00:13:30Post!
00:13:39Fire!
00:14:10Fire!
00:14:21Well, spaghetti?
00:14:22How do you feel?
00:14:24My bones feel broken.
00:14:25All I want to do is throw up.
00:14:28I almost begin to miss the concentration camp.
00:14:34Here's to our American comrades.
00:14:37And here's to our next victory.
00:14:39And the end of the war.
00:14:40Very good.
00:14:42I'll drink to that any time.
00:14:44Now listen.
00:14:45I've got a couple of other little raids planned over the next few days.
00:14:48With those two biplanes, we can wipe out a whole brigade.
00:14:51Wouldn't it be better if you just let us go to Sicily?
00:14:54We can convince Eisenhower to send a whole squadron of bombers.
00:14:57No need.
00:14:58You guys are enough with our two biplanes.
00:15:00One biplane, your commandant.
00:15:02What are you saying?
00:15:03There were two when I looked last time.
00:15:04The one I piloted won't be flying anymore.
00:15:06Unless you can come up with a spare engine.
00:15:08That's right.
00:15:09The oil filter's broken and the pistons have completely had it.
00:15:12Kaput.
00:15:14You filthy swine, you sabotaged it!
00:15:16Hey, calm down, Milan.
00:15:17I personally checked it when we landed.
00:15:19There's nothing you can do.
00:15:20That engine's gone.
00:15:25All right.
00:15:27So, one air force.
00:15:29There's only one plane.
00:15:34Let's go.
00:15:35Let's go.
00:16:03Don't try it again
00:16:04and don't force me to add a seventh star to my collar.
00:16:06Anyway, what's wrong with you?
00:16:08You behave like a nun.
00:16:10Well, I am a nun.
00:16:12Or at least, I was up till five months ago.
00:16:15You're kidding.
00:16:16No, not at all.
00:16:17I'm an ex-novice from a very pious, orthodox convent,
00:16:20Tanabor Monastery.
00:16:22The war made me lose my vocation.
00:16:24I didn't feel I could take my vows in a world like today's.
00:16:28So I left and joined the partisans.
00:16:30Why is that Tanabor Monastery so famous?
00:16:32Haven't you ever heard
00:16:33of St. Basil's Treasure?
00:16:36What is it?
00:16:37For centuries, the nuns of the convent
00:16:39have been the custodians
00:16:41of twelve solid gold chalices
00:16:43studded with precious stones.
00:16:45They were presented to St. Basil
00:16:47at the end of the 1400s.
00:16:49Each of the chalices has the image
00:16:51of an apostle engraved on it.
00:16:53Hey, they must be worth a packet of money.
00:16:56St. Basil's Treasure is priceless,
00:16:58but I can tell you that the Metropolitan of Athens
00:17:00offered five million dollars to buy them back a few years ago.
00:17:04Accidente.
00:17:05By the way, I wanted to tell you something.
00:17:08After today's combat in that biplane,
00:17:11I... I've changed my mind about you.
00:17:14You know, I had underestimated you.
00:17:17I was sure you were one of those guys
00:17:19who flunks everything.
00:17:21I am.
00:17:22What did you say?
00:17:24I was just saying that next time I'll raise hell
00:17:27and earn myself six stars all at once.
00:17:31Well, I'd better get some sleep.
00:17:34Good night, sister.
00:17:43Tenente.
00:17:44Tenente.
00:17:47Lieutenant.
00:17:50What's up?
00:17:51What would you say to getting your hands on five million dollars?
00:17:55I'd be sad as like getting one on a pack of camels.
00:17:58But I'm talking about the treasure.
00:18:00I'm talking about good American tobacco.
00:18:03Now go to sleep.
00:18:04Shove off.
00:18:26I hope luck's with them and they manage to pull this off.
00:18:29That ammunition train simply has to be destroyed.
00:18:32To pilot that plane is out-and-out suicide.
00:18:34But Rogers is good.
00:18:35He'll make it. You'll see.
00:18:37I believe that. I really do.
00:18:42Know what?
00:18:43I think I'm getting very attached to those two.
00:18:45Well, then, why didn't you think to tell them
00:18:47that the train is always accompanied by an escort?
00:18:50I don't know.
00:18:51Well, then, why didn't you think to tell them
00:18:53that the train is always accompanied by an escort of 20 German fighters?
00:18:57It would only have alarmed them.
00:18:59Let's just hope today it's traveling without.
00:19:04Some hope.
00:19:09I haven't got over last night's hangover yet.
00:19:13By the way,
00:19:15what was it you had to tell me that was so dang important?
00:19:19This isn't exactly the moment.
00:19:21You know, I'm feeling very seasick.
00:19:23I'll tell you when we get back.
00:19:29If we get back, what?
00:19:39Not enough.
00:19:42Down.
00:19:50Well, if you turn this bus, they need me.
00:19:52They're right at us.
00:19:57Okay, get moving with that damn machine gun.
00:20:00Unless you want to wind up like fried chicken.
00:20:19Shit.
00:20:49Shit.
00:21:20Shit.
00:21:33Hey, I got a hit!
00:21:50Shit.
00:22:06Look out!
00:22:19Shit.
00:22:50Ah!
00:23:02I don't believe it!
00:23:03The tail flap's stuck.
00:23:05I'll have to try for an emergency landing.
00:23:07You mean an impossible landing.
00:23:10Take it easy.
00:23:11The worst that can happen is to break a few ribs.
00:23:19Shit.
00:23:44Go!
00:23:50Go!
00:24:03The brakes weren't even working.
00:24:05How close?
00:24:06St. Basil helped us.
00:24:08Who?
00:24:09I'll tell you later.
00:24:11Let's get out of here.
00:24:12Go!
00:24:17Go, Sigel!
00:24:18Fuckin' squirrel!
00:24:43Shit.
00:24:57Go!
00:24:58Go!
00:24:59Fuck!
00:25:04Jammed.
00:25:05Come on, move it!
00:25:06Quick!
00:25:13Well, I was more or less expecting it.
00:25:15It's already something that with an old wreck like that,
00:25:17you can bring down two fighters and blow up the train.
00:25:20Without that ammunition,
00:25:21it'll be difficult for the Germans to attack him.
00:25:23Let's say that would leave us a couple of weeks
00:25:25to get our breath back.
00:25:26Pardon me, boss.
00:25:28Now that the death squadron has ceased its activities
00:25:30due to beyond its controlled forces,
00:25:32we could, uh...
00:25:33Oh, yeah, we could continue on our journey.
00:25:35The war isn't exactly over.
00:25:38But the three of you have done your part.
00:25:40Okay, friends.
00:25:42You can leave tomorrow.
00:25:43I'll give you food and munitions
00:25:45and a safe conduct pass signed by me.
00:25:48Thanks, Milan.
00:25:49Actually, there is something else we need.
00:25:52What?
00:25:53A guide.
00:25:54Someone who will get us up through these mountains to the coast.
00:25:57How about Vania?
00:25:59Vania?
00:26:00Oh, yeah.
00:26:01That's a good idea.
00:26:02Vania, will you take them to Ploche?
00:26:04Why not?
00:26:05I'll be back inside a week.
00:26:07All right.
00:26:08You'd better get ready.
00:26:09We've got a long march ahead of you.
00:26:14What the hell's the matter with you?
00:26:16That girl's just gonna be a nuisance to us.
00:26:18Lieutenant White.
00:26:19Listen to me, and listen to me well.
00:26:21You're all imbeciles.
00:26:22How would you like to get your hands
00:26:24on 12 solid gold chalices worth $5 million?
00:26:28You pullin' my leg?
00:26:30No.
00:26:31I'm talking about, uh, St. Basil's Treasure,
00:26:34guarded by certain nuns in the Tanabor Monastery.
00:26:37It'll be Vania who unwittingly let me in on this little secret.
00:26:40And later, it'll be Vania who will take us to the monastery.
00:26:44Okay, genius.
00:26:46How much is $5 million divided by 3?
00:26:48$1,700,000 each.
00:26:52Whew.
00:26:53Plus a cart of carrels.
00:26:55And a barrel of beer.
00:26:57Okay, boys.
00:27:07Get going!
00:27:38There.
00:27:39That's Trovnik.
00:27:46Looks like it's full of Germans.
00:27:48We'd better give it a miss.
00:27:50All right.
00:27:51But we have to get to the other side of the road
00:27:53before we can start going south.
00:27:55There's no other way.
00:27:57I'll take care of it.
00:27:58I'll take care of it.
00:27:59I'll take care of it.
00:28:00I'll take care of it.
00:28:01I'll take care of it.
00:28:02I'll take care of it.
00:28:03I'll take care of it.
00:28:04We're going south.
00:28:05There's no other way.
00:28:07Then let's get moving.
00:28:24There's 20 or more.
00:28:26And that's one hell of a lot of Nazi trucks, my friends.
00:28:35Looks like a roundup.
00:28:37We'd better get the hell out of here
00:28:38before we wind up in a trap.
00:29:04Stop right there!
00:29:34Don't make a move!
00:29:40Who are you?
00:29:43Partisans.
00:29:45We belong to the Milankovitch Brigade.
00:29:48Here's our pass.
00:29:50We're traveling.
00:29:51To what point?
00:29:53Ploche.
00:29:54A short time ago,
00:29:55we nearly ran up against a German column.
00:29:57They're traveling up the Trovnik Road.
00:29:59They're here, I suppose.
00:30:01Get everyone into the woods.
00:30:02Do you hear me?
00:30:03Do you hear me?
00:30:04Go!
00:30:08Everyone take shelter!
00:30:09Move!
00:30:34Hey!
00:30:47Blitz!
00:30:48Are you all right?
00:30:49What an idiot!
00:30:50It's all right.
00:30:51I got the top high.
00:30:59Come on!
00:31:04Give me a hand.
00:31:05Let me get him out of here.
00:31:09Right away.
00:31:34Go on.
00:31:35Yes, sir.
00:32:04Can you go a little farther?
00:32:06I'm all right.
00:32:07Don't worry.
00:32:34Let's go.
00:32:47Hey!
00:32:48Move!
00:32:49Go!
00:32:50Go!
00:32:51Go!
00:32:52Go!
00:32:53Go!
00:32:54Go!
00:32:55Go!
00:32:56Go!
00:32:57Go!
00:32:58Go!
00:32:59Go!
00:33:00Go!
00:33:01Go!
00:33:02Move!
00:33:32Oh, no!
00:34:02Those stinking murderers!
00:34:03Calling out the dogs like that.
00:34:04Those people are unarmed!
00:34:05I can't take it anymore!
00:34:06Shut up!
00:34:07Those filthy dogs!
00:34:08Shut up!
00:34:09They're driving me crazy!
00:34:10I can't take it anymore!
00:34:11You wanna get us killed?
00:34:12Till they find out we're in here, that's it!
00:34:13I said, it's okay.
00:34:14It's okay.
00:34:15It's okay.
00:34:16It's okay.
00:34:17It's okay.
00:34:18I'm sorry.
00:34:19It's okay.
00:34:20It's okay.
00:34:21It's okay.
00:34:22It's okay.
00:34:23It's okay.
00:34:24It's okay.
00:34:25It's okay.
00:34:26It's okay.
00:34:27It's okay.
00:34:28It's okay.
00:34:29It's okay.
00:34:30It's okay.
00:34:31When those pigs have finished and gone, we must move quickly and find shelter somewhere.
00:34:42Blitz needs treatment.
00:34:43And I think my Uncle Joe has a private air-conditioned clinic in Kansas City.
00:34:49But your uncle's clinic is in America, and we are here, cooped up in this damn hole which
00:34:53stinks of miserable krauts.
00:34:55The krauts ain't good.
00:34:57Listen, Vanya, the convict, the one that you mentioned, is it near here?
00:35:02Why do you want to know?
00:35:04I thought we could take Blitz there.
00:35:06That's a solution.
00:35:07That's a good solution.
00:35:08Damn good solution.
00:35:10It's no good.
00:35:11We're still a long way from town of Blur.
00:35:13What a shame.
00:35:15I would gladly have taken advantage of it to light a candle to St. Vassa.
00:35:20Blitz's wound can be treated excellently here.
00:35:23Here?
00:35:24We are at the moment a stone's throw from the large diagnostic center of the partisan
00:35:27movement in Bosnia.
00:35:29There won't be air conditioning like in your Uncle Joe's clinic, but I can assure you there
00:35:33are excellent doctors.
00:35:37What is it?
00:35:38Can't you hear?
00:35:39They stopped barking.
00:35:41Yeah, they're gone, all right.
00:35:43OK, in a half hour we move.
00:35:54All right.
00:36:05Everything all right, Doctor?
00:36:07It's not deep, only a flesh wound.
00:36:09No nerve damage.
00:36:10A week's rest and he'll be able to fight again for sure.
00:36:13What do you mean fight?
00:36:14We have had it with you all.
00:36:16We have to get to Ploce.
00:36:18All right, that means you'll be able to leave in about a week.
00:36:21Pardon me, ma'am, but why can't we leave today?
00:36:24He doesn't have a broken leg.
00:36:25Fraulein, be nice.
00:36:26I'm fine.
00:36:27With half a bottle of Slivovitz inside of me, I feel I could even get to Copacabana.
00:36:32Very well.
00:36:33I understand.
00:36:35Bandage him and give him half a glass of castor oil instead of Slivovitz.
00:36:39Castor oil?
00:36:41That's right.
00:36:42Once the oil has done its work, you can leave.
00:36:45It's okay.
00:36:46We'll reach the sea the day after tomorrow.
00:36:49I don't like this silence.
00:36:54I may be crazy, but I can smell the stink of krauts.
00:36:58It's a fact.
00:37:00Look.
00:37:15Look, they're ours.
00:37:17What difference does it make?
00:37:18The bombs are all the same if they fall on our heads.
00:37:25I can't see anything.
00:37:27Fire!
00:37:28Fire!
00:37:29Fire!
00:37:30Fire!
00:37:31Fire!
00:37:32Fire!
00:37:33Fire!
00:37:34Fire!
00:37:35Fire!
00:37:36Fire!
00:37:37Fire!
00:37:38Fire!
00:37:39Fire!
00:37:40Fire!
00:37:41Fire!
00:37:42Fire!
00:37:43Fire!
00:37:54Hey, America.
00:37:55Bet me that they want to manage to flatten that bridge.
00:37:58Okay.
00:37:59I'll bet you Rita Hayworth against that old piece of metal of yours, huh?
00:38:03Of course.
00:38:05It's a deal.
00:38:14Watch out!
00:38:34Fire!
00:38:43Fire!
00:38:44Fire!
00:38:45Fire!
00:38:46Fire!
00:38:47Fire!
00:38:48Fire!
00:38:49Marv!
00:38:50Come out here!
00:38:52Marv!
00:38:53Come on, let's get out of here.
00:38:55Come on, let's get out of here.
00:38:57Come on, let's get out of here.
00:38:59Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:01Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:03Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:05Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:07Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:09Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:11Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:13Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:15Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:17Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:19Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:21What the hell is he doing?
00:39:23Has he gone crazy?
00:39:45I won.
00:39:51Hey, it's broken.
00:39:53Don't work.
00:39:55If it had really been working,
00:39:57do you think I'd have been so stupid
00:39:59as to bet with it?
00:40:01Let's get moving. Come on.
00:40:03Hey, where the hell's Blitz gone?
00:40:05He was here up to a moment ago.
00:40:07He can't be far away.
00:40:09The dumb kraut head has skipped.
00:40:11I don't see why.
00:40:15I do.
00:40:17Die Waffen nieder!
00:40:19Schnell!
00:40:43It could have happened at any time.
00:40:45I have no regrets.
00:40:47You know what, Pusillipo?
00:40:49I like you after all.
00:40:51You know, we could have ended up dead together.
00:40:53Now it looks like we're going to
00:40:55finish up together in that ditch.
00:40:57Schnell!
00:41:11Well, looks like this is it.
00:41:17Just think,
00:41:19I've got a beautiful family tomb
00:41:21in the Kansas City Cemetery.
00:41:23I've got a lot, Lieutenant.
00:41:25Gewehre, hoch!
00:41:31Ziel!
00:41:47Feuer!
00:41:59Are you still alive?
00:42:01Yes, but I'm surprised.
00:42:05Everything all right?
00:42:07Hey!
00:42:09Get the guns!
00:42:11Well,
00:42:13if I hadn't gotten away,
00:42:15they would have shot all four of us.
00:42:17Go drown.
00:42:27Here we are again.
00:42:29Sooner or later we're going to wind up goners.
00:42:31I reckon we ought to think something up.
00:42:33And anyway, Flix needs a rest.
00:42:35I don't think he can go much farther.
00:42:37What are you talking about?
00:42:39I feel fine.
00:42:41You're not well. You've got a fever.
00:42:43Can't you feel you're burning up?
00:42:45Well, actually,
00:42:47now that I think about it,
00:42:49I am kind of shaky.
00:42:51Unless I'm mistaken, we're near that monastery convent.
00:42:53It's less than 13 kilometers away.
00:42:55Do you think your nuns will take us in
00:42:57for a couple of days,
00:42:59just until things calm down a little?
00:43:09They're calling mass.
00:43:11There are no services at this hour.
00:43:13Something must have happened.
00:43:15Maybe they saw us coming
00:43:17and want to give us a big welcome.
00:43:19Let's go.
00:43:39What are you waiting for?
00:43:41See if they'll let us in.
00:43:47What do you want here?
00:43:49This is a holy place.
00:43:51Mother Superior,
00:43:53don't you remember me?
00:43:57I was expecting that.
00:43:59Sister, have pity on us.
00:44:01We are three nuns.
00:44:03We're not going to let you in.
00:44:05Sister, have pity on us.
00:44:07We are three poor Christians
00:44:09devoted to St. Basil who need help.
00:44:11Please, please open the door.
00:44:19May the Lord be with you.
00:44:23Come in.
00:44:35Come in.
00:44:45But you're Sister Kunigunde.
00:44:47My name is Vanya now.
00:44:49Silence!
00:44:51Sisters, each of you will now hurry
00:44:53back to her humble position
00:44:55and keep a sharp lookout there.
00:44:57Go now.
00:44:59What is it?
00:45:01What's worrying you, Mother?
00:45:03A catastrophe.
00:45:05Those devils are arriving.
00:45:07Do you mean the Germans?
00:45:09Yes. They're coming to the convent today.
00:45:11They intend to confiscate the treasure of St. Basil
00:45:13by the orders of a general named Hitler.
00:45:15Oh, it is sacrilegious.
00:45:17It is blasphemy.
00:45:19Are you sure, Mother?
00:45:21Yes, we were told by the priest.
00:45:23Don't worry, Reverend Mother.
00:45:25All is not lost.
00:45:27Luckily, my friends are here.
00:45:29They won't allow the Germans
00:45:31I don't think I ever heard of that saint.
00:45:33Who was he?
00:45:35This man you see is an American lieutenant,
00:45:37Reverend Mother.
00:45:39He'll fix everything.
00:45:41American?
00:45:43I thought all Americans had red skin.
00:45:45Soho is doomed.
00:45:47Reverend Mother!
00:45:49They're here, Reverend Mother.
00:45:51The Germans.
00:45:53They're almost at the front gate.
00:45:55Hurry up, kids. Let's get moving.
00:45:57Let's go.
00:45:59Nothing terrible, Mother. Don't worry.
00:46:01Now lock yourselves in and pray for us.
00:46:03Come inside, Mother.
00:46:05Quickly, quickly.
00:46:19Close.
00:46:21Open.
00:46:27Open.
00:46:31Open!
00:46:37Guten Tag.
00:46:39Sergeant Herzog of the Tannibor-Feldgandarmerie.
00:46:41I have a requisition order.
00:46:45Herein.
00:46:47Mach schnell.
00:46:49Oh, schnell!
00:47:13Turn these bodies.
00:47:15I'll drive.
00:47:17We'll need the uniform.
00:47:19Okay, but hurry up.
00:47:23I hope you'll forgive us
00:47:25for not having anything better to offer you.
00:47:27The convent lives on contributions,
00:47:29and these are very hard times.
00:47:31This is the best soup I ever tasted, ma'am.
00:47:33All it's missing is a few chunks of sausage.
00:47:37And a little tomato, too.
00:47:39With a bottle of Coca-Cola.
00:47:45Sister...
00:47:47Mother, I'm very devoted to St. Basil.
00:47:49If it's possible,
00:47:51I would like to visit the chaplain.
00:47:53Of course. We'll all thank him together
00:47:55for having sent you here to save us.
00:47:57But before we go, have a drop of sleep, please.
00:47:59Hey!
00:48:01Hey!
00:48:15Hey!
00:48:29What works of art.
00:48:31Never seen anything like it in my life.
00:48:33These dress codes are just wonderful.
00:48:37I'm really moved
00:48:39to be in such a holy place.
00:48:41How strange.
00:48:43I was told that Americans
00:48:45were the same as Russians,
00:48:47all followers of Satan.
00:48:49No, Reverend Mother, Martin Luther.
00:48:51Martin Luther? Deliver us.
00:48:53He's worse than Stalin.
00:48:55He's the worst.
00:48:57He's the worst.
00:48:59He's the worst.
00:49:01Deliver us. He's worse than Stalin.
00:49:03I think you're a good American boy.
00:49:13Look.
00:49:15Rubies as big as nuts.
00:49:17And 20 carat emeralds.
00:49:19Dozens of big diamonds.
00:49:23St. Basil must really have been something.
00:49:27I'm in.
00:49:29Excuse me, Mother.
00:49:31There's something that's worrying me.
00:49:33Isn't it dangerous to keep the saints' chalices
00:49:35on the altar for everyone to see?
00:49:37We're the only ones who come here.
00:49:39But the Germans could return.
00:49:41Let's face it, they will return
00:49:43and soon to confiscate the treasure.
00:49:45That's true, Reverend Mother. It's a big risk.
00:49:47Why don't you hide them
00:49:49in a safe place?
00:49:51Where?
00:49:59There we are.
00:50:01All we need to do now
00:50:03is give the box to the saints
00:50:05for safekeeping.
00:50:07Ready?
00:50:19Okay, Mother.
00:50:21This is a perfect hiding place.
00:50:23It's a perfect hiding place.
00:50:25It's a perfect hiding place.
00:50:27This is a perfect hiding place.
00:50:29No one will find it here.
00:50:31Should the Germans return,
00:50:33all you have to do is tell them
00:50:35that you've given the treasure to the sergeant yesterday afternoon.
00:50:37Then of course they'll say it isn't true.
00:50:39They won't say anything at all.
00:50:41Don't worry.
00:50:43I'm in.
00:50:57I'm in.
00:50:59I'm in.
00:51:01I'm in.
00:51:03I'm in.
00:51:05I'm in.
00:51:07I'm in.
00:51:09I'm in.
00:51:11I'm in.
00:51:13I'm in.
00:51:15I'm in.
00:51:17I'm in.
00:51:19I'm in.
00:51:21I'm in.
00:51:23I'm in.
00:51:25I'm in.
00:51:33Everything alright?
00:51:35Let's move.
00:51:37Yeah.
00:51:47Take it easy.
00:51:49That's five million dollars you're bouncing around.
00:51:51You try getting in the crowd here.
00:51:55Can't you hurry it up, if that redhead wakes up, we'll never get rid of her.
00:52:06Your mother, lieutenant, lost her driving license.
00:52:08I can't get this damn thing in gear.
00:52:09Why can't these dumb Nazis use Fords?
00:52:12Hey boys, what's going on?
00:52:21Hey boys, wait for me.
00:52:26Have you gone crazy?
00:52:29We were just trying off the engine under the truck.
00:52:31We wanted to be nice to you and let you go on sleeping another ten minutes.
00:52:34You can go to hell.
00:52:45Enough.
00:52:51You are the one in charge.
00:52:52The only one.
00:52:53The general command in Belgrade sent me here to ensure that the confiscation of works of
00:52:57art and precious objects be carried out as quickly as possible.
00:52:59And I expect my orders to be obeyed.
00:53:02Sorry, Herr Major, but your orders have been obeyed scrupulously.
00:53:05Then what happened to the twelve chalices at Tannevor, Captain?
00:53:07I put one of my best and most trusted men on the operation, Herr Major, Sergeant Herzl.
00:53:11He went to the convent yesterday at noon.
00:53:14Since that hour, the commanders had no further news about them.
00:53:17Incredible.
00:53:18Absurd.
00:53:19Did you ask the nuns about them?
00:53:22Yes, personally.
00:53:23They were with Herzl, according to the Mother Superior.
00:53:26I believe her.
00:53:27So you believe her, do you?
00:53:28Why is that, Herr Capitan?
00:53:29The treasure is no longer in the chapel.
00:53:31We turned the place upside down.
00:53:32It is not to be had.
00:53:34Have you come to any conclusions about what might have happened?
00:53:36I think Sergeant Herzl and his men were ambushed by partisans on their way home.
00:53:40Quite likely.
00:53:42In that case, what we have to do is organize a large-scale round-up with a dual purpose.
00:53:46Number one, to save our soldiers, if they're still alive, and number two, to get the treasure
00:53:49back.
00:53:50Very good, Herr Major.
00:53:51Organize a convoy leading a group of heavy tanks.
00:53:54I will take command of the operation.
00:53:55We start in one hour, precisely.
00:53:58Jawohl.
00:53:59I nearly forgot.
00:54:00Is there a way of closing off the rebels' exit route?
00:54:03Just after Blatt along Kuvas Bridge.
00:54:04Anybody wanting to get out of the area must cross it.
00:54:06Do we have a garrison there?
00:54:07At less than a kilometer.
00:54:08Very good, Herr Capitan.
00:54:10Go to that garrison immediately and put them on the alert.
00:54:12I will proceed to the bridge at once, Herr Major.
00:54:15What I don't understand is, why did you want to leave again so quickly in the middle of
00:54:41the night?
00:54:42So as not to be caught by the SS.
00:54:44They probably sent a whole company up to the convent after those six soldiers didn't come
00:54:47back.
00:54:48He's right.
00:54:49That would have been it for us.
00:54:50Something wrong?
00:54:51The engine's acting up.
00:54:52Oof.
00:54:53De la miserie.
00:54:54Looks like the oil pump has given up the ghost, huh?
00:54:55Yeah, the oil pump's gone.
00:54:56Yeah, I think you're right.
00:55:16You know, a place like this can even make me forget there's a war going on.
00:55:20Bellissimo.
00:55:21Look.
00:55:22It seems like paradise.
00:55:23You see?
00:55:25Look how clear the water is.
00:55:28It really makes you want to jump in.
00:55:31I haven't had a real bath for months.
00:55:33While they repair the problem, why don't you take advantage?
00:55:36They will take at least half an hour.
00:55:39You're just saying that because you want to enjoy the big show.
00:55:42Do you want to offend me, sister?
00:55:44I am an Italian gentleman.
00:55:46I wouldn't dream of such a dirty trick.
00:55:49Go on.
00:55:50Don't be silly.
00:55:52Go on.
00:55:54Oh.
00:56:06Ah.
00:56:13Well?
00:56:14Okay, she swallowed it.
00:56:16As soon as she's in the water, we'll do a skim.
00:56:18Okay.
00:56:19Act natural.
00:56:20Make like nothing's going on.
00:56:22I prefer St. Basil's treasure.
00:56:52Me too.
00:57:22Go ahead, Yankee.
00:57:35Push that accelerator down to the floor.
00:57:36I wouldn't put it past that lady to run naked after us all the way to Ploshchad.
00:57:41Oh no, look!
00:57:46Come on, let me adjust what we need.
00:58:10Let's get out of here.
00:58:39Okay, boys.
00:58:40I'm ready.
00:58:41We can go.
00:58:42Let's move.
00:58:43Keep your voice down, you fool.
00:58:44The Krauts are here.
00:58:45Where?
00:58:46Right back there down the road.
00:58:47We were testing the engine and suddenly we came face to face with them.
00:58:51Damn it.
00:58:52How are we going to get out of this one?
00:58:53There is a way.
00:58:54We must go back and cross the Kovaz Bridge.
00:58:56But it's risky.
00:58:57The Germans have roadblocks and a garrison there.
00:58:59It means going and sticking ourselves in the lion's mouth.
00:59:02And even if we do manage to get across, we'll have the whole German army on our tail.
00:59:05Not if we blow the bridge up behind us.
00:59:07Idiot.
00:59:08We blow up the bridge and what else?
00:59:10We stick a rocket in our hair and we fly to Italy?
00:59:12We must blow it up.
00:59:14Bliss is right.
00:59:15We have to give it a try.
00:59:16Come on, let's go.
00:59:17Move it, Vanya.
00:59:18I am moving it.
01:00:19In a short time, an armoured convoy will be die here, commanded by Major Schultz.
01:00:26We are effecting an important round-up to localise the partisan bands operating in this
01:00:29area once and for all.
01:00:32I've come here in person to transmit the orders from the command.
01:00:35From this moment up till the time Major Schultz comes, nobody is to be permitted on the bridge
01:00:39and that means no one.
01:00:40The order will be carried out, Herr Kapitän.
01:00:42All right.
01:00:43Are all alarm systems working?
01:00:45Of course, Herr Kapitän.
01:00:48If you don't mind, I'll take a peek at them.
01:00:50I'm at your orders.
01:01:18Very impressive.
01:01:41I shall personally write a letter to headquarters praising you and all your men, Leutnant.
01:01:45Thank you, sir.
01:01:46Heil Hitler.
01:01:47All right, here's the way I figure it.
01:02:11Vanya will take care of the machine gun on the north side to block access to the bridge.
01:02:15Blitz.
01:02:16Do you think you can manage to climb down and put the explosives in place?
01:02:19Sure.
01:02:20I did something like that in Holland in the spring of 14.
01:02:22Good.
01:02:23But first you'll have to get hold of explosives from the armory.
01:02:26Pazil will take care of the bunker, then we'll cover you.
01:02:30All right.
01:02:31When you're ready with the truck, Pazil will cover you with a field piece.
01:02:34A field piece?
01:02:35Where'd he give it to me?
01:02:36That's your problem.
01:02:37The important thing is to get everything done before that damn column arrives.
01:02:42Yeah, come on.
01:03:10Here we go.
01:03:40Bring a vessel.
01:04:07Come, come.
01:04:35Okay, get back.
01:04:48Hands up.
01:04:53Up against the wall.
01:04:54Come on, everybody, quick.
01:04:55Good to be here.
01:04:56Timer.
01:04:57Move it.
01:04:59Move it.
01:05:07Move it.
01:05:19Move it.
01:05:39Move it.
01:05:59Move it.
01:06:20Move it.
01:06:32Ready?
01:07:14Move it.
01:07:32You go get by on your hand.
01:07:34I'll try to reach for it.
01:07:35Okay.
01:08:00Stop.
01:08:02What's going on here?
01:08:03Where are those shots coming from?
01:08:04From the Kovars bridge, come on.
01:08:25Get in.
01:08:44What's the matter, Yankee?
01:09:10The detonators.
01:09:11Throw me the detonators.
01:09:25Here.
01:09:39Okay.
01:09:59Okay.
01:10:19Okay.
01:10:48Hello, banker, answer, hello, hello.
01:11:16Yes, sir.
01:11:36Your friend.
01:12:03No.
01:12:18Come on, plants.
01:12:21It's only a few more feet.
01:12:22You can make it.
01:12:27Come on.
01:12:36Oh, Jesus.
01:12:41Get the line.
01:12:46Get deep, quick.
01:12:54What are you waiting for?
01:12:55Go.
01:13:06Quick, down here, six o'clock.
01:13:11Quick, out.
01:13:22Out.
01:13:52Oh, stop.
01:14:21Who are you?
01:14:23Partisans of the 15th Bosnia Brigade.
01:14:25We have just blown up the Kovars bridge.
01:14:28Good work.
01:14:30Won't be so easy for them to get out of there and on our tracks now.
01:14:32Cigarette?
01:14:34Camels.
01:14:35Why not?
01:14:37Is it such a surprise?
01:14:38We're allies with the Americans.
01:14:39Keep the pack.
01:14:40Thanks.
01:14:42Are there any Germans around here?
01:14:44Let's say, here to Ploche, no Germans.
01:14:46And after Ploche, some.
01:14:47And they won't be there long, I promise you.
01:14:49Hear that?
01:14:50If you're lucky and don't run out of gas, you'll be in Ploche in a couple of hours.
01:14:54What?
01:14:55You haven't decided to ditch us?
01:14:57Yes.
01:14:58I bet you couldn't wait to be free of me.
01:15:00What are you talking about?
01:15:02You know this old spaghetti-faced Italian's got a soft spot in his heart for you.
01:15:05And so do I.
01:15:07Thanks a lot.
01:15:09Well, goodbye, sister.
01:15:11Why goodbye?
01:15:12Why not see you soon?
01:15:14Oh, sure, sure.
01:15:16Sure, see you soon.
01:15:35Good luck.
01:15:36Good luck.
01:15:47She's a little stupid, but a nice girl.
01:15:50That's what I say, Lieutenant.
01:16:04Let's smoke a camel in peace.
01:16:06Anyway, someone's running after us.
01:16:09Nice, isn't it?
01:16:17Are you thinking about Ritz?
01:16:19Yeah.
01:16:20Poor guy didn't deserve to get bumped off like that.
01:16:24You know something?
01:16:26I would have preferred to divide that treasure in three.
01:16:30He had guts, that sauerkraut eater.
01:16:32By the way, you didn't tell me what you were going to do with your two and a half million dollars.
01:16:36Oh, well, first of all, I'll buy a new pair of shoes in Mink.
01:16:40And then I'll go and I'll come back.
01:16:44And then I go on holiday with two beautiful brides in Monte Carlo.
01:16:49Just to teach those warmongers a lesson.
01:16:52Me, on the other hand, I'm going to buy myself a yacht and take Rita Hayworth for a cruise.
01:16:57Think she'll come?
01:16:58Why not? You're not so bad.
01:17:00Come on, let's open the box now.
01:17:03I'm just too impatient.
01:17:05I want to fix my eyes on that treasure.
01:17:07Me too.
01:17:15Got it?
01:17:17Yeah.
01:17:19Here I go.
01:17:36Oddio!
01:17:39Oddio!
01:17:43Who took the gold chalices?
01:17:45Ah, the damn thieves!
01:17:47What's this?
01:17:53I knew all along that you meant to steal St. Basil's treasure.
01:17:57The nuns of the convent and I worked all night to put it in a truly safe place.
01:18:02Those chalices are precious works of art and belong to our people.
01:18:06When the war is over, they will shine again in the altar dedicated to our patron saint.
01:18:11Good luck, Vania.
01:18:16Per la miseria!
01:18:19That's what comes of trusting an ex-novice.
01:18:25This means no more cruise with Rita Hayworth.
01:18:28And no holidays in Monte Carlo.
01:18:32What a couple of idiots!
01:18:34We risked our necks ten times over for that load of stones.
01:18:37I've had enough.
01:18:39I'm fed up with playing a hero and killing crowds.
01:18:42You can say that again.
01:18:46You know what we're going to do?
01:18:48What are we going to do?
01:18:50We're going to get hold of an airplane, blow up the airport and hightail it back to Italy.
01:18:54That's a good idea.
01:18:58The work you do for the Lord, Papa, will earn you a kilo of potatoes.
01:19:03A kilo of potatoes and 16 hours a day.
01:19:05And remember, Arbeit macht frei, as we were taught by the glorious Marshal Goering.
01:19:10Collect your tickets.
01:19:12Let's go.
01:19:30Those assigned to cleaning the hangar should proceed there at once and start their shifts immediately.
01:19:34Those assigned to the construction of the southwest landing strip should check out their equipment at the quartermaster's house.
01:19:40Arbeit macht frei!
01:20:11Jawohl.
01:20:12Für heute sind keine Flüge vorwiesen.
01:20:15Sehr gut.
01:20:21Kapitän, was tut er denn?
01:20:30Achtung! Das Flugzeug abhalten!
01:20:33Achtung!
01:20:39Alarm!
01:20:43Is he crazy?
01:20:45I don't think so.
01:20:58All pilots on board, get on board!
01:21:02Hurry up!
01:21:11Make contact!
01:21:21There's no one here.
01:21:22I've sabotaged the batteries.
01:21:25All pilots on board, get on board!
01:21:33Who believed it? It was so easy.
01:21:36Goodbye, Wagner.
01:21:38Goodbye, warmongers.
01:21:40From now on, we are tourists.
01:21:44Hey, look what we have here.
01:21:51It's a plane.
01:21:54It's a plane.
01:21:57It's a plane.
01:21:59It's a plane.
01:22:03What the hell are they doing?
01:22:06Preparing for the 1948 Olympics?
01:22:18Isn't that a picture?
01:22:21What do you think?
01:22:23Shall we teach him a lesson?
01:22:27What do you care?
01:22:29The war is over.
01:22:31The war is over for us now.
01:22:33In about two hours, we'll land in Naples,
01:22:36and we'll go have a beautiful pizza.
01:22:39Yeah, I forgot.
01:22:41We're just a couple of tourists now.
01:22:46Hey!
01:22:49Those messengers are shooting at us.
01:23:02We'd better get moving, Spaghetti,
01:23:04or we'll wind up with our tails in the ground.
01:23:19Let's get out of that.
01:23:27They hit us.
01:23:29Accelerate. Let's get out of here.
01:23:40Well done. You lost them.
01:23:48I'm losing altitude.
01:23:53We're gonna have to land.
01:23:56That's not all.
01:23:58We're gonna have to land with just one wheel.
01:24:17Run like hell, amigo.
01:24:19There's no danger.
01:24:21We're out of fuel.
01:24:25Run, Yankee.
01:24:27There's no danger, I tell you. It's out of fuel.
01:24:30Shut up and run.
01:24:41Hello, friends. Welcome back.
01:24:44It's good to see you alive and well.
01:24:47You were lucky. You could have come to a sticky end.
01:24:51We have to move. The Germans are on our heels.
01:24:54Where are we heading for?
01:24:56To blow up another bridge.
01:24:58And try to behave yourselves,
01:25:00or you'll get 20 years in prison for stealing works of art.
01:25:08Into the woods. Quickly.
01:25:10Come on. Move.
01:25:12You know what I say, parente.
01:25:14We may as well just go ahead and win this damn war.
01:25:17Then we can go to Berlin
01:25:19and steal the treasury of the Third Reich.
01:25:54Yeah.
01:26:24Yeah.
01:26:54Yeah.
01:27:24THE END