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Previously in the Service...
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My name is Moïse.
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-Are you ready?
-For what?
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It's confidential.
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To be a secret agent?
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If you pass the tset.
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I'm ready.
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VERY TOP SECRET
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Looks like a peasant.
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It's the suit!
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I think he looks new.
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When will the test begin?
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It already has.
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What did you see?
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There was a man who...
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Nothing.
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What made you answer the phone?
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It rang and... I picked it up.
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This isn't a helpline.
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Any misunderstandings
could set off a world war.
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-Get out.
-Give me a second chance.
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You qualify for further testing.
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WHEREVER NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAW
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ARRIVALS
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Hotel Lutetia.
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Hotel Lutetia, please.
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Get moving.
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I'm Captain Otto Schmidt.
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He belongs to the Bundesnachrichtendienst.
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The FRG thanks you for your help, but...
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Understand his gibberish?
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I think he said
he's with West German intelligence.
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He wants the man we arrested.
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You speak German?
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A VERY SECRET SERVICE
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Flight 456 to Buenos Aires, via Paris,
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booked for Miguel de la Punta.
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Rio San Cristobal, Buenos Aires.
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Caramba!
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Tell me... Argentinean food must be lousy.
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You've lost weight,
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Señor de la Punta.
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Or should I call you SS Colonel
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Helmut von Potten?
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Mr. Calot will be pleased.
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This operation is top secret, Merlaux.
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Only Moïse knows about it.
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For example...
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no need to tell Calot.
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Not even Mr. Calot?
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Especially not Calot!
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He'll feel hurt to have been left out.
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-He'll think it was intentional.
-Anyway...
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We count on your discretion.
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Know how to lie?
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Yes.
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Which means no.
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Learn your ABCs, old chap.
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This blue suit of yours...
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What a joke.
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Clothes don't make the man,
but they make agents.
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Even ones in training.
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MISSION REPORT:
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CAUGHT COLONEL HELMUT VON POTTEN
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VERY TOP SECRET
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Is the size of Germany's territory...
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large?
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Small?
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Too small?
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No opinion.
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Is the Jewish population...
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low?
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High?
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Too high?
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Was the Third Reich supposed to last...
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one month?
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Ten days?
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1,000 years?
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Was Adolf Hitler...
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pleasant?
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Unpleasant?
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Complete this sentence...
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So.
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Nazi level six, category A.
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A Nazi bonus of 1,300 francs.
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Fighting barbarity is a joy.
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The noblest mission there is.
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Congratulations.
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So he confessed?
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This scientific questionnaire
replaces a confession.
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We can extort one from him.
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Extorted confessions are not valid.
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Except of course in Algeria.
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Of course.
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No need to tell Calot.
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Not even Mr. Calot?
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Especially not Calot.
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Captain Otto Schmidt...
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Wait your turn.
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Don't take it badly.
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We could have told you
but we were in such a rush.
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He's category A.
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We're not sure.
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Probably a B.
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You're making a big mistake.
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I'm a West German agent.
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Stop! Can't you see we're talking?
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Don't get mad over a category B.
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No half-measures against barbarity.
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He's mad at us.
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He'll get over it.
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How about him?
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Von Potten must be returned
to West Germany
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to be tried by our courts!
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Krauts want to try a Nazi?
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We've tailed him for months!
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They're trying Nazis.
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Is this German humor?
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They're trying our Nazi.
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The same sticky fingers as usual.
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Two wars lost to France
and still so arrogant!
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Hold on.
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Excuse me.
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The chief wants to see you.
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Keep an eye on these clowns.
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No bickering.
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Damned suit...
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RABIER - TAILOR
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-How so, "friends"?
-The Germans are friends now.
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It came in by telex. From very high up.
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How can we be friends with the Germans?
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At peace, maybe. But friends?
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-You have friends, Calot?
-No.
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-Moulinier, how about you?
-Yes.
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Why are you friends?
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Over the years, we've been through things.
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So we and the Germans can be friends.
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I mean pleasant things.
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The Germans are always on time.
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They don't stop for lunch.
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They only like opera. Not human!
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And not too nice to Jews.
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That's politics. They're not our concern.
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No one makes friends
by focusing on differences.
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What do you say?
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It's your domain.
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I say friendship among Frenchmen
is a problem too.
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There are Germans and Germans.
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East Germans, West Germans.
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Friendly Germans, enemy Germans.
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But Germans are German, be they German...
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or German.
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Be that as it may,
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West Germany has sent an envoy
to make it official.
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A certain...
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Captain Otto Schmidt.
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Give him a warm welcome.
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It's odd he's not here yet.
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As you pointed out,
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they're usually on time.
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My friend, we were looking for you.
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Moïse...
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Forgive my men.
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How do you do? I'm Moïse.
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Can you uncuff our friend, Moulinier?
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Captain Schmidt.
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I demand the return
of the Nazi von Potten.
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On behalf of West Germany.
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He's all yours.
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You like Chartreuse?
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Because I doubt we have beer.
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Yes?
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Something to say?
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Wait, not so fast.
I'll get a pencil and paper.
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That's right.
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If Von Potten is handed over to Schmidt,
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you lose your bonus.
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What? But we arrested him!
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It means nothing to France?
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Category A pertains only to the custody
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of a high-ranking Nazi.
Give him to Germany
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and he's not in French custody. Right?
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So we kiss our Nazi bonus goodbye?
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1,300 francs!
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1,294 and 70 centimes.
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Who'll hunt Nazis after this?
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It's as good as bringing back
the Third Reich.
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I've got liberté-ache.
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Excuse me, but Von Potten has named names.
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That damned suit!
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Do me a favor and get a new one.
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I was thinking, Otto.
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Imagine you go back
without our friend von Potten...
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I mean, Colonel von Potten.
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That won't happen.
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Hold on.
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Hear us out.
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If you leave him to us,
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we'll share the fruit
of our fight against barbarity with you.
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What fruit?
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I'm talking 1,300 francs, Otto.
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Trying to corrupt me?
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How melodramatic!
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It's not corruption among friends.
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But we can collabor...
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Help each other.
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Now I must report your offer
to your colonel.
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Forced to befriend Germans
the day we arrest a Nazi...
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RABIER - TAILOR
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Morning, Sir.
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Morning.
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How may I help you?
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I need a suit.
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You sure do.
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This one isn't mine.
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Obviously.
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My luggage was lost.
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A friend lent me this.
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How kind of him.
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You're both the same size.
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We have work suits.
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Modern fabrics, wrinkle-free.
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And chic suits for fancy events.
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It's mostly for work.
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But it's pretty chic.
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And there are fancy events.
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There you go.
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Perfect.
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Shall we?
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Yes.
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71...
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40...
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91...
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83...
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You're an ideal model.
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I guess the shirt and tie
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are also on loan?
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Time to return them.
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-Your name?
-André.
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First name?
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André.
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André André?
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I'm sorry... Merlaux.
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André Merlaux.
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Very good.
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Your suit will be ready on Tuesday.
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-You'll be here?
-Ask for Sophie.
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All right. Thank you, Sophie.
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Goodbye.
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What is this goddamn mess?
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Moulinier!
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Can you explain?
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About what, sir?
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Your attempt to corrupt our German friend.
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How melodramatic!
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Yes, Jacquard?
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Can you elaborate?
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The language barrier.
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He misunderstood us.
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Like with African dialects.
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One misunderstanding leads to another.
Utter confusion!
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I spent five years here.
I speak fluent French.
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Germans love extended foreign stays.
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I demand the immediate return
of my prisoner.
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And punitive action against these two!
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Listen to his tone!
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Colonel?
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I have good news
for the Franco-German friendship.
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The Nazi prisoner has confessed.
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Here...
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names of former Nazis now in high office
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in the West German government.
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And here...
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Frenchmen who collaborated.
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We must never forget about them.
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It's time to give shape
to the Franco-German friendship.
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To give it life
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through powerful, symbolic acts.
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Lufthansa Flight 438 to Buenos Aires:
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boarding immediately.
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Travel safely, Señor de la Punta.
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Thank you.
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How come you speak German?
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I learned it at high school.
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You're one hell of a liar.
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I promise it's true.
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Your promises are worthless.
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What did you do during the war?
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I was born in '37.
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I was eight when it ended.
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That's no answer.
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Good evening, Mr. Merlaux.
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Sorry I'm late...
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It's because of work.
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I didn't mind waiting.
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Your suit.
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You'll be very handsome.
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Thank you, Sophie.
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Well...
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Goodbye.
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Goodbye, André André.
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