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I wanted to meet a member of
the unit that so infuriated Hitler.

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I have a nephew. About his age.

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Any one of you who surrenders
is to be executed.

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So this was a kind of a last supper.

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Bill Stirling ordered me not to let you go
anywhere near the frontline.

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Welcome to the SAS.

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I gave you.
one extra day of life.

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Since you're not SAS, I guess you can
give this one to me.

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I don't think so.

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The first ever engagement of 2 SAS.
Speed up. Get out of the way!

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Will be one of the most important
engagements of the war in Europe so far.

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Fighting beside some of the best
soldiers on earth.

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Move!

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- Reg!
- Matteo?!

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He's got no chance, Reg.

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Dear God, forgive me
for what I am about to do.

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Now look, I know the last words of lots
of people are rather heroic

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but, well look, here are mine, right...

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Fuck you.

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And your mothers, your fathers,
and your fucking boyfriends.

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They can all fuck off.

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He doesn't seem to be afraid.

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Alright look just give me another swig
of that Schnapps.

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He is SAS.

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They say soldiers of the SAS
are not human.

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We are ready.

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You are ready,

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but I am not.

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Squad!

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Squad tion!

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Stand easy.

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Where is Cooper?

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Hospital Sir.
Concussion, broken rib.

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Right.

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Here are the accounts
from our recent exchange.

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In the defence of the town of Termoli.

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Twenty-one men of
the Special Air Service lost their lives

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during our successful engagement
with the enemy.

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Many have sustained injuries,
McLachlean critically.

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Others are missing or taken prisoner.

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We, who are gathered here,
are what remains of us.

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Those taken prisoner will be dead now,
dead by the rising sun,

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blindfolded and shot cause our enemy
is too afraid of us to let us live.

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So now we are indeed liberated
to be the dogs we are.

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Paddy.

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We're here to bury comrades.

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We'll now share the privilege

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of reading the names of those who fell.

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Parachutist G Cassidy.

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Lance-Corporal L. Crisp.

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Parachutist S. Davison.

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Parachutist A. Duncan.

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Lance-Corporal J.W. Fassam.

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- Sergeant J.S. Finlay.
- Good man.

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Lance-Corporal C. M. Grant.

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Parachutist E. Grimster.

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Parachutist W.H. Hearn.

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No. No, I can't.

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Sergeant J.B. Henderson.

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Lance-Corporal J. O. Hodgkinson.

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Parachutist W.M. McAlpin.

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Good man.

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Lance Corporal J. McDonald.

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Sergeant B. McNinch.

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Sergeant O'Dowd.

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Parachutist Pocock.

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Lance-Corporal Scherzinger.

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Silifants.

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Skinner.

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Stewart-Johnson.

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Wilson.

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And also Sergeant Seekings.

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Sergeant Reginald Seekings.

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Don't you dare put your name
on that list, Reg--

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Staff Sergeant Jim Almonds...

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Riley...

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Cooper...

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- Kershaw.
- Pull yourself together will ya, Reg.

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- Paddy Mayne.
- Show some respect, lad.

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- Say my name again--
- Major Paddy Mayne.

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Skinner, Seekings,

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Riley, Cooper, Fraser, Kershaw.

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- Say my name again--
- Mayne.

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Put me at the front, put me in first,
put me where I won't last the day.

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Every night lasts ten years.
I can't live that long.

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Now you're making sense.

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Send me with a bayonet, Paddy.

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Here we see the final stages
of a process, men.

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The living soldier who wants
to be on that list.

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Now you're truly unstoppable.

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I hereby promote you
to the rank of Staff Sergeant.

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All those in favour say, aye.

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We are not human anymore, Paddy.

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Soldier's bible.

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And you can keep it
since I know it by heart.

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Now piss off while we sing a hymn.

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Go.

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Abide with me, lads.

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Abide with me,

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fast falls the eventide.

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The darkness deepens Lord,
with me abide.

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When other helpers fail
and comforts flee.

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Shine through the gloom
and point me to the skies.

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Heaven's morning breaks,
as earth's vain shadows flee.

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In life, in death,
o Lord, abide with me.

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West.

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South.

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Sunshine, decent boots.
And very good company.

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Everything a boy scout could possibly
need.

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Three hundred and twenty miles.

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Piece of cake.

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I thought I'd give you time
to pay your respects

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but now I'm afraid
it really is time for you to go.

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- Who packed my things?
- A nurse.

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Tended to some of our wounded.

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My driver will take you back to Bagnara.

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Eve, you really don't have a choice.
You can't stay here.

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Last night I used the transceiver
to radio London. I spoke to my editor.

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Your 'editor'.

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Who had spoken to president de Gaulle,

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who had recently spoken
to the Minister for War,

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who had spoken to General Montgomery.

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Who is the supreme commander
of all British forces.

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Yes, I know who General Montgomery is.

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What I don't think you know is that he
is on his way to Termoli. Right now.

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To congratulate the SAS
on resisting the German advance.

128
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I had London send a coded transcript
to confirm de Gaulle's instruction to me

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to stay in Termoli to speak
with the important visitor.

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As official representative
of the Free French forces in Italy.

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What Free French forces?

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The ones that will be sent
to join you

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in preparation
for the liberation of France.

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I understand Lieutenant General
Dempsey's going to tell you all about it

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when he gets here.

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He's coming along with Montgomery.

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Classified material. I will burn it.

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Change of plan, unforeseen.
Return to your duties.

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Lieutenant colonel Stirling.

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I am not leaving the front line
until we reach Paris.

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Where I will buy you
a bottle of champagne.

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The song dies when
you stop singing.

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A beautiful damsel of fame and renown.

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A gentleman's daughter
from Monaghan town

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I could order you to sing
but you sound like a fucking camel.

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I am a camel, Paddy.
Carrying a great weight.

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You mean me? You mean
my mortal soul. Is that it?

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I mean I'm carrying a great weight,
Paddy.

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Ah fucking, not you as well.

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They were all dressed out
like gentlemen's sons.

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Their fine shining sabres
and their carbine guns.

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Their silver mounted pistols,
she observed then full soon.

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Because she loved
an Enniskillen Dragoon.

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I'm on a tour of my men hoping
to boost morale.

155
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How is your morale?

156
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No English.

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Riley! Translation required!

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Vaffanculo.

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I am on a morale boosting exercise
and I sense there might be an issue

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that is affecting the morale
of our wee Italian friend, here.

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What you want me to translate that?

162
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It is a moral issue involving you,
Sergeant Major.

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I think you might have gotten his goat.

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00:18:50,723 --> 00:18:53,082
Yeah, I think
I might have gotten his goat, too.

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Alessia, is not your wife.

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Yeah she's free to choose.

167
00:19:00,921 --> 00:19:03,761
And she chose Yankee Doodle Doo.

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Drop it!

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- Go on, mate!
- Come on!

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Anything serious?

171
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Pretty hilarious actually.
Couple of bones broken.

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This is about that woman.

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- Go on!
- How was the burial?

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Everyone was buggered except for me.

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The Lord is my Shepherd.
I shall not want.

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General.
Welcome to Italy SAS headquarters.

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Major Paddy Mayne.

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I have a delivery for you and your men.

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There has been an order from GHQ
to all SAS personnel.

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By order of GHQ, not me,

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these are the new berets

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that 1SAS and 2SAS
will now wear at all times,

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while on active and ceremonial duty.

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The old sand-coloured berets
will now be...forbidden.

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00:21:41,821 --> 00:21:43,581
- What?!
- Good Lord.

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And you will all, without exception,

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be required to wear the new beret
as of... Well, as of... right now.

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Lieutenant, as you can see,
my men and I are grieving.

189
00:22:01,379 --> 00:22:03,939
So we are in no position
to do anything right now.

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- Let alone sell our souls.
- I appreciate that but--

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Now, I respectfully urge you
to reconsider your interruption

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and save this futile discussion regarding
headwear for a more suitable time.

193
00:22:23,816 --> 00:22:25,376
What say you sweet pea?

194
00:22:30,255 --> 00:22:34,295
I say that in three or four minutes time,

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00:22:35,335 --> 00:22:38,774
Lieutenant General Dempsey,
Commander of 13th Corps 8th Army,

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00:22:39,694 --> 00:22:42,934
and General Montgomery,
commander of British forces,

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will be walking into the Monastery
courtyard for an inspection of the troops.

198
00:22:49,373 --> 00:22:50,413
Are you kidding?

199
00:22:51,093 --> 00:22:54,692
And General Montgomery
will be expecting all SAS soldiers

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to be wearing the maroon beret.

201
00:23:01,812 --> 00:23:06,891
Anyone disobeying the order will face
being put on a charge.

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00:23:08,131 --> 00:23:09,331
Sir.

203
00:23:12,930 --> 00:23:16,290
Fortunately, the Monks who once
lived here were very self-contained.

204
00:23:16,770 --> 00:23:20,249
There's a well here which produces
clean, fresh water.

205
00:23:20,449 --> 00:23:23,409
And there is a
legend that this is a holy well.

206
00:23:23,689 --> 00:23:26,409
That if you drink from it you have
your wish fulfilled.

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00:23:27,648 --> 00:23:32,608
General, this is Eve Mansour.
A French war correspondent.

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00:23:34,048 --> 00:23:35,127
A representative.

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00:23:35,727 --> 00:23:37,247
She is on the itinerary, Sir.

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00:23:37,567 --> 00:23:38,567
For much later.

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00:23:38,887 --> 00:23:40,407
General de Gaulle
sends his congratulations

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00:23:40,527 --> 00:23:42,367
on the success of Operation Devon.

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00:23:44,006 --> 00:23:47,166
Apparently you're on the itinerary
for later.

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00:23:47,246 --> 00:23:50,566
And yet here I am.
At the well. Making a wish.

215
00:23:50,726 --> 00:23:51,845
And what is your wish?

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00:23:52,045 --> 00:23:54,965
That Free French soldiers
in southern provinces of France

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00:23:55,045 --> 00:23:56,965
receive training from SAS soldiers

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00:23:57,045 --> 00:23:59,724
in advance of the invasion
and liberation of my country.

219
00:23:59,804 --> 00:24:01,724
Her country's actually Algeria, Sir.

220
00:24:01,964 --> 00:24:03,084
And when France is liberated

221
00:24:03,164 --> 00:24:05,284
I will work just as hard
for the liberation of Algeria--

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00:24:05,364 --> 00:24:06,644
- Eve Mansour.
- Yes.

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00:24:07,083 --> 00:24:10,243
I will see you, later.
Next.

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00:24:10,683 --> 00:24:12,123
- This way, Sir.
- Thank you.

225
00:24:19,762 --> 00:24:21,402
To the left please, gentlemen.

226
00:24:22,882 --> 00:24:24,641
And this was once the refectory,

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00:24:24,721 --> 00:24:27,681
where the monks dined,
but now use it for a--

228
00:24:28,201 --> 00:24:30,521
Now it is where your men relax.

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00:24:31,880 --> 00:24:33,440
- Yes.
- Oh, look.

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00:24:37,120 --> 00:24:39,400
- A rear molar.
- Excellent.

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00:24:41,119 --> 00:24:43,439
Take me to meet these wild beasts.

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00:24:44,959 --> 00:24:46,199
This way, Sir.

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00:24:50,838 --> 00:24:51,878
Parade!

234
00:24:52,438 --> 00:24:54,358
Parade... tion!

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00:25:02,997 --> 00:25:06,996
Staff Sergeant Jim Almonds, Sir.
Won the Military Medal in North Africa.

236
00:25:07,356 --> 00:25:09,116
How are you coping, Sergeant?

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00:25:10,036 --> 00:25:11,636
Coping very well thank you, Sir.

238
00:25:12,715 --> 00:25:14,515
And what do you think of the new beret?

239
00:25:15,635 --> 00:25:19,115
Think it's very elegant, Sir.
Wasted on a head like mine.

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00:25:20,394 --> 00:25:23,394
Well Jim's head would be improved
by a bucket, Sir.

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00:25:25,394 --> 00:25:26,834
In my opinion.

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00:25:28,913 --> 00:25:31,233
- Sergeant Kershaw, Sir.
- Sir.

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00:25:33,953 --> 00:25:35,953
A sergeant with opinions.

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00:25:38,152 --> 00:25:40,632
You don't wait to be spoken to
before you speak?

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00:25:41,352 --> 00:25:42,832
In our unit we're encouraged to speak

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00:25:43,032 --> 00:25:47,231
if you think you've got something to say
that'll improve the mood, Sir.

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00:25:48,431 --> 00:25:50,271
And if you all speak at once.

248
00:25:50,711 --> 00:25:53,430
Then we decide who's right
by fighting each other, Sir.

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00:25:54,230 --> 00:25:56,750
With fists and cutlery,
isn't that right lads?

250
00:25:58,230 --> 00:26:00,549
Pardon me, Sir.
It just popped up.

251
00:26:02,069 --> 00:26:04,149
The mood is indeed improved.

252
00:26:07,429 --> 00:26:09,868
Staff Sergeant Reg Seekings.
Newly promoted.

253
00:26:10,188 --> 00:26:12,028
Won the Military Medal in Sicily.

254
00:26:12,788 --> 00:26:14,708
Encounter after encounter.

255
00:26:17,627 --> 00:26:18,907
How are you coping?

256
00:26:23,747 --> 00:26:26,586
I am coping extremely well.
Thank you, Sir.

257
00:26:29,226 --> 00:26:30,306
Good.

258
00:26:31,186 --> 00:26:32,306
But Sir.

259
00:26:41,424 --> 00:26:43,064
I am coping extremely well.

260
00:26:45,624 --> 00:26:46,624
Thank you, Sir.

261
00:26:58,622 --> 00:27:01,822
Major Robert Blair 'Paddy' Mayne.

262
00:27:02,742 --> 00:27:05,661
So. The famous Paddy Mayne.

263
00:27:06,341 --> 00:27:11,221
I'm not sure how I could be famous, Sir
when I am not sure myself of who I am.

264
00:27:12,181 --> 00:27:14,940
You appear to be wearing
the wrong beret, Major Mayne.

265
00:27:15,260 --> 00:27:17,540
No actually I don't think I am, Sir.

266
00:27:20,820 --> 00:27:23,299
Every single one of these men
smells of alcohol.

267
00:27:23,579 --> 00:27:26,299
They've just attended the funeral
of 21 comrades, Sir.

268
00:27:26,379 --> 00:27:30,058
Though, in all honesty,
we'd have taken a drink by now anyway.

269
00:27:31,738 --> 00:27:34,738
And the reason I personally object
to the maroon beret

270
00:27:35,538 --> 00:27:36,898
is that it makes us look the same

271
00:27:36,978 --> 00:27:39,617
as every other parachute regiment
in the British army.

272
00:27:40,017 --> 00:27:43,497
But we are not the same
as any unit in the British army.

273
00:27:44,497 --> 00:27:46,616
As this parade has probably
already proven to you Sir,

274
00:27:46,736 --> 00:27:51,816
we are slightly drunk, opinionated
and borderline insubordinate delinquents.

275
00:27:51,896 --> 00:27:52,896
Paddy...

276
00:27:52,976 --> 00:27:58,495
And our unique ability is to operate
behind enemy lines without regulation,

277
00:27:58,615 --> 00:28:03,934
in any way we see fit, inflicting
the maximum amount of damage

278
00:28:04,014 --> 00:28:08,814
on an unsuspecting enemy without
being directed by central command.

279
00:28:11,013 --> 00:28:13,733
If I hadn't made that wee speech
to your face when I had the chance, Sir

280
00:28:13,853 --> 00:28:16,493
I would have regretted it
and being an impulsive man,

281
00:28:17,493 --> 00:28:19,092
I cannot afford regrets.

282
00:28:23,812 --> 00:28:25,012
Men like these

283
00:28:26,531 --> 00:28:30,371
should not be ordered
to simply run at machine guns.

284
00:28:33,091 --> 00:28:34,970
It is an abuse of their courage.

285
00:28:44,569 --> 00:28:46,369
You have my personal permission

286
00:28:47,209 --> 00:28:50,848
to carry
on wearing your sand-coloured beret.

287
00:28:55,608 --> 00:28:59,727
And for the avoidance of doubt,
as far as high command is concerned,

288
00:29:01,927 --> 00:29:04,207
we do not care about the mental health,

289
00:29:05,367 --> 00:29:11,726
psychological conditions or the levels of
insubordination amongst your men.

290
00:29:14,805 --> 00:29:18,885
Just so long as you keep winning.

291
00:29:26,044 --> 00:29:28,524
Await further orders,
Major Paddy Mayne.

292
00:29:29,284 --> 00:29:30,444
Sir.

293
00:29:34,963 --> 00:29:35,963
Next.

294
00:29:46,042 --> 00:29:48,001
The SAS working alongside
the Free French

295
00:29:48,081 --> 00:29:51,521
just as they did in North Africa,
is our best chance of survival.

296
00:29:51,921 --> 00:29:53,561
And I have witnessed first-hand

297
00:29:53,681 --> 00:29:57,640
how the SAS can work alongside
local resistance and Partizan soldiers.

298
00:29:57,800 --> 00:30:01,680
Actually, now you mention his name,
I do remember meeting your father.

299
00:30:01,840 --> 00:30:05,999
He was a Colonel? He led
the North African brigade at Ypres.

300
00:30:06,239 --> 00:30:07,399
That's where I met him.

301
00:30:07,559 --> 00:30:10,879
I wonder what your father would make
of you being amongst this rabble?

302
00:30:11,039 --> 00:30:12,358
Ha, fucking, ha.

303
00:30:12,718 --> 00:30:15,078
He would admire
the bravery they display.

304
00:30:15,278 --> 00:30:17,878
- And the result they achieve.
- More tea, Miss Manseur?

305
00:30:17,958 --> 00:30:19,517
Sir. According to the itinerary,

306
00:30:19,637 --> 00:30:21,717
General Montgomery should have left
ten minutes ago.

307
00:30:22,397 --> 00:30:23,917
Yes, I know.

308
00:30:24,357 --> 00:30:25,597
What is next on our agenda?

309
00:30:25,717 --> 00:30:28,116
The delay is being caused by the
Commander of British forces

310
00:30:28,236 --> 00:30:31,956
being briefed on how to liberate France
by a fucking journalist.

311
00:30:32,916 --> 00:30:35,196
Go and tell them politely
that their time's up.

312
00:30:38,315 --> 00:30:43,075
And invite the journalist to join me
for a glass of wine later.

313
00:30:43,355 --> 00:30:44,554
Yes, Sir.

314
00:31:19,830 --> 00:31:21,150
Oh God.

315
00:31:35,068 --> 00:31:37,548
Oh... God.

316
00:31:50,786 --> 00:31:54,986
Well, never milked a goat before

317
00:31:57,305 --> 00:32:00,345
but I am going to learn.

318
00:32:03,865 --> 00:32:06,904
A warning. My hands are rather cold.

319
00:32:10,744 --> 00:32:13,903
Inglese, Inglese, Inglese... Inglese.

320
00:32:19,383 --> 00:32:21,222
I was about to milk your goat.

321
00:32:26,062 --> 00:32:28,382
Another hour and I would've eaten
the fucker.

322
00:32:35,421 --> 00:32:36,940
Where is your husband?

323
00:32:42,660 --> 00:32:47,459
I saw him walk off in the rain,
where did he go?

324
00:33:46,172 --> 00:33:47,892
Mussolini eh.

325
00:33:52,971 --> 00:33:54,931
Bad man. Yes?

326
00:34:02,650 --> 00:34:03,890
Il duce.

327
00:34:13,489 --> 00:34:15,568
You went to a neighbours perhaps.

328
00:34:18,688 --> 00:34:21,448
What is the going rate for an escaped
allied soldier?

329
00:34:24,207 --> 00:34:26,567
Ten thousand lire is what I heard.

330
00:34:30,646 --> 00:34:32,486
Ten thousand lire.

331
00:34:52,804 --> 00:34:53,804
Stop!

332
00:34:53,884 --> 00:34:57,243
Partizan. The farmer fetched us.

333
00:34:58,843 --> 00:35:00,363
We are here to help you.

334
00:35:10,242 --> 00:35:11,241
Well, I am sorry.

335
00:35:24,640 --> 00:35:26,600
So where exactly are you taking me?

336
00:35:54,836 --> 00:35:56,876
Someone will be coming, yes?

337
00:37:04,507 --> 00:37:07,707
How was your discussion of military
strategy with the General?

338
00:37:09,027 --> 00:37:10,147
Polite.

339
00:37:12,146 --> 00:37:14,546
Of course they're lying to me
about their plans.

340
00:37:15,106 --> 00:37:17,266
But at least now I'm someone
they lied to.

341
00:37:18,986 --> 00:37:21,465
What exactly is it that you
want Montgomery to do?

342
00:37:22,305 --> 00:37:26,225
To not lie to me. To not be lied to
By the French because I'm Algerian.

343
00:37:26,305 --> 00:37:28,824
To not be lied to by the British
because I'm French.

344
00:37:32,344 --> 00:37:34,784
Can't think of a single occasion
when I have lied to you.

345
00:37:36,783 --> 00:37:37,783
No.

346
00:37:39,063 --> 00:37:40,783
But there is always a first time.

347
00:37:57,181 --> 00:37:58,741
Tell me,

348
00:37:59,141 --> 00:38:00,540
what do you think of me?

349
00:38:02,900 --> 00:38:05,460
What do I think of you? Goodness.

350
00:38:05,780 --> 00:38:07,900
You get angry with me,
as if I matter.

351
00:38:08,460 --> 00:38:13,619
You think I'm a spy. You arrange cars
to take me away and yet...

352
00:38:14,579 --> 00:38:16,898
- And yet, what?
- I asked you a question.

353
00:38:17,618 --> 00:38:19,098
What do I think of you?

354
00:38:19,858 --> 00:38:20,978
The truth.

355
00:38:26,737 --> 00:38:28,177
Think I love my wife.

356
00:38:30,937 --> 00:38:32,217
I miss my children.

357
00:38:33,896 --> 00:38:35,536
And as regards you,
there's nothing I can do

358
00:38:35,616 --> 00:38:38,856
about what my own stupid self
allows me to feel.

359
00:38:47,175 --> 00:38:49,134
You have no idea
how much I admire you.

360
00:38:50,294 --> 00:38:51,894
What do you admire about me?

361
00:38:52,614 --> 00:38:55,614
Today General Montgomery was
persuaded to make a decision.

362
00:38:57,533 --> 00:39:01,053
For the rest of the Italian campaign
and during the liberation of France,

363
00:39:01,973 --> 00:39:04,493
the SAS will return to its former way
of operating.

364
00:39:04,973 --> 00:39:08,132
They will be working behind enemy lines
without GHQ command.

365
00:39:08,612 --> 00:39:12,332
Montgomery was also persuaded that
they should once again be called SAS.

366
00:39:12,572 --> 00:39:14,491
SRS will no longer be used.

367
00:39:16,611 --> 00:39:20,851
And the person who persuaded him
to make those decisions, was you.

368
00:39:21,530 --> 00:39:23,570
"Throwing men like these at machine
guns

369
00:39:24,530 --> 00:39:28,010
"is a waste of their courage",
you said.

370
00:39:29,609 --> 00:39:32,929
I listened in on you
just as you listened in on me.

371
00:39:34,449 --> 00:39:39,128
And Montgomery repeated what I said
word for word to Paddy Mayne.

372
00:39:39,968 --> 00:39:43,288
Why don't you tell Paddy Mayne
that you are actually on his side?

373
00:39:44,608 --> 00:39:46,407
David gave me some advice.

374
00:39:47,287 --> 00:39:50,447
For Paddy Mayne to function
he needs someone to rebel against.

375
00:39:51,367 --> 00:39:52,807
And that someone is you.

376
00:39:53,527 --> 00:39:55,326
I'm perfect for the job, don't you think?

377
00:39:55,606 --> 00:39:59,646
Landed, entitled,
titled, slightly serious.

378
00:40:00,886 --> 00:40:02,365
Not one of them at all.

379
00:40:04,765 --> 00:40:07,605
Celebrate the fact
that you are not one of them.

380
00:40:22,283 --> 00:40:26,003
General Montgomery left this.
New orders, apparently.

381
00:41:09,957 --> 00:41:12,037
What a fucking nuisance.

382
00:41:21,876 --> 00:41:26,195
Any of youse in any way nostalgic

383
00:41:27,075 --> 00:41:29,275
for the days of well-defined strategies?

384
00:41:29,875 --> 00:41:31,554
I would like a vague idea
about where we are,

385
00:41:31,634 --> 00:41:34,154
what the fuck we're doing
and why we're doing it.

386
00:41:34,594 --> 00:41:35,594
Am I being picky?

387
00:41:35,874 --> 00:41:40,593
This is an officially designated
2SAS operation.

388
00:41:40,873 --> 00:41:43,713
This is 2SAS
standing on their own two feet.

389
00:41:44,193 --> 00:41:48,152
We will, for the first wee while,
be holding their hand.

390
00:41:48,752 --> 00:41:50,232
Happy landings gentlemen?

391
00:41:53,352 --> 00:41:54,552
What is that noise?

392
00:41:54,672 --> 00:41:57,591
Oh that. That's my ribs scraping together.
Listen.

393
00:41:59,031 --> 00:42:01,351
I've broken three of them. But anyway.

394
00:42:02,311 --> 00:42:04,110
We divide into two groups.

395
00:42:04,670 --> 00:42:08,030
Captain Dudgeon will lead his party
East toward Spezia.

396
00:42:08,590 --> 00:42:11,869
My party will head North and concentrate
on the Genoa/Bologna line.

397
00:42:12,469 --> 00:42:15,829
I will take you 1SAS scoundrels
and show you how it's done.

398
00:42:18,549 --> 00:42:20,268
No one in 2SAS speaks

399
00:42:20,908 --> 00:42:22,788
so the chap with the nice hat,
who looks annoyed about something,

400
00:42:22,868 --> 00:42:24,908
will go with Dudgeon
and the lady will come with us.

401
00:42:25,348 --> 00:42:29,067
With respect can I suggest that both
paritzans go with Dudgeon?

402
00:42:31,227 --> 00:42:35,387
Something about Anglo-Italian relations.

403
00:42:36,386 --> 00:42:40,826
We should keep Romeo and Juliet
apart while some of us try to win a war.

404
00:42:41,426 --> 00:42:42,666
OK.

405
00:42:44,185 --> 00:42:46,065
Let's blow up some trains.

406
00:42:48,305 --> 00:42:49,825
You'll be alright.

407
00:43:21,301 --> 00:43:22,741
Doesn't that hurt ya, lad?

408
00:43:23,981 --> 00:43:27,300
I played a lot of rugby. On the field
of play you never show pain.

409
00:43:27,420 --> 00:43:28,540
Oh right.

410
00:43:40,418 --> 00:43:41,538
Right, we're OK.

411
00:43:42,378 --> 00:43:45,898
Two and a half miles away.
Travelling roughly 40 miles an hour, Jim.

412
00:43:46,858 --> 00:43:48,018
Can you really do that?

413
00:43:48,338 --> 00:43:50,657
Nah, well in Liverpool
I didn't play rugby.

414
00:43:51,017 --> 00:43:54,977
I played truant. Messed about
on the train tracks as a kid, like.

415
00:43:56,057 --> 00:43:58,016
I was always the lookout you see.

416
00:43:58,536 --> 00:44:01,056
- Very impressive, Kershaw.
- Your welcome.

417
00:44:12,055 --> 00:44:13,054
- Bloody hell!
- Kershaw!

418
00:44:13,134 --> 00:44:15,094
- Sorry lads, I was 20 seconds out.
- What the fuck were you thinking?!

419
00:44:15,174 --> 00:44:16,494
- Jesus Christ!
- Move!

420
00:44:24,133 --> 00:44:25,693
To the right! Let's go!

421
00:44:27,173 --> 00:44:28,413
Take cover!

422
00:44:40,331 --> 00:44:41,331
Bloody hell.

423
00:45:02,648 --> 00:45:03,888
Yes!

424
00:46:58,434 --> 00:46:59,834
Going through!

425
00:47:16,472 --> 00:47:17,672
Two wee boys

426
00:47:19,031 --> 00:47:21,111
and all youse want is to go home.

427
00:47:29,390 --> 00:47:30,870
Paddy, you know what they would do to
us if it was the other way round--

428
00:47:30,950 --> 00:47:34,710
- Reg!
- Fuckers would line us up and shoot us.

429
00:47:37,029 --> 00:47:38,309
Paddy, give the order.

430
00:47:39,429 --> 00:47:42,709
Tell him to put the fucking gun down.
Geneva convention, Reg.

431
00:47:42,869 --> 00:47:44,388
Fuck convention!

432
00:47:44,828 --> 00:47:47,868
You tell him right now Paddy,
you order him to stop. Now!

433
00:47:51,947 --> 00:47:53,267
Go ahead, Staff Sergeant.

434
00:47:55,027 --> 00:47:57,467
You're no use to me
with all that hate in you.

435
00:47:58,547 --> 00:48:02,026
Get it all out of your system.
Blow the boy's brains out.

436
00:48:05,346 --> 00:48:08,265
And when you get home to England
you can tell your wife, Monica,

437
00:48:09,425 --> 00:48:11,105
and your nieces and nephew.

438
00:48:12,545 --> 00:48:14,385
You tell them exactly what you did.

439
00:48:16,704 --> 00:48:20,424
And when you're just good old Reggie,
back from the pub on a Saturday night,

440
00:48:21,944 --> 00:48:24,543
you'll look into the fire,
you'll see that boy's face.

441
00:48:24,863 --> 00:48:26,383
That wee boy there.

442
00:48:28,583 --> 00:48:32,742
And the way you look into the flames
your own wife will be terrified of you.

443
00:48:36,902 --> 00:48:38,022
Go ahead, Reggie.

444
00:48:40,021 --> 00:48:42,301
Do unto them as they would do unto us.

445
00:48:44,861 --> 00:48:45,901
Amen.

446
00:48:47,221 --> 00:48:48,460
Please.

447
00:49:18,817 --> 00:49:20,896
Billy... here. Get him up.

448
00:49:22,096 --> 00:49:24,816
Give them a drink
of whatever the fuck we have left.

449
00:49:26,736 --> 00:49:28,455
Let's get on to the rendezvous.

450
00:49:46,413 --> 00:49:47,613
It's alright.

451
00:49:48,773 --> 00:49:51,493
When we get to France
they will say 'C'est la Guerre'.

452
00:49:54,052 --> 00:49:55,892
Jump on, let's go.

453
00:50:42,046 --> 00:50:43,366
Oh my God.

454
00:50:46,046 --> 00:50:47,526
Daphne Reece-Williams.

455
00:50:53,645 --> 00:50:56,605
I might not look much like him now but...

456
00:50:58,404 --> 00:50:59,644
I'm John Tonkin.

457
00:51:02,564 --> 00:51:08,243
My sister used to ride in show jumping
competitions with you

458
00:51:08,643 --> 00:51:10,523
in the Pony Club, Guildford.

459
00:51:11,843 --> 00:51:14,122
You always won, she always cried.

460
00:51:15,082 --> 00:51:16,762
Horrid Johnny?

461
00:51:20,482 --> 00:51:25,001
Yes, Horrid Johnny.
Are you real?

462
00:51:25,441 --> 00:51:29,041
Yes. I married an Italian.
Are you real?

463
00:51:30,640 --> 00:51:33,160
Yes. You married an Italian.

464
00:51:34,760 --> 00:51:36,480
I've been killing Italians.

465
00:51:36,840 --> 00:51:38,639
Goodness, how odd this is.

466
00:51:40,199 --> 00:51:44,279
Yes, I'm with a regiment where odd
things tend to happen rather a lot.

467
00:51:45,679 --> 00:51:50,558
I don't know if this is God or fate
what with the war and everything

468
00:51:50,638 --> 00:51:52,638
I've got myself in rather a pickle.

469
00:51:54,917 --> 00:51:56,237
Can I come in?

470
00:51:58,477 --> 00:51:59,797
But of course.

471
00:52:01,197 --> 00:52:03,156
I will make tea.

472
00:52:04,076 --> 00:52:05,476
Tea would be nice.

473
00:52:28,993 --> 00:52:31,193
What happened to the lads
who went to Spezia?

474
00:52:32,633 --> 00:52:34,432
They ran into a German camp.

475
00:52:37,512 --> 00:52:41,032
Foster, Shortall, Dudgeon
and Brunt were captured.

476
00:52:41,952 --> 00:52:44,551
Foster and Shortall were taken
to Ponzano Magra.

477
00:52:46,151 --> 00:52:48,591
Dudgeon and Brunt
were picked up at La Cisa.

478
00:52:50,271 --> 00:52:53,110
The new command from Hitler
regarding SAS prisoners

479
00:52:54,190 --> 00:52:55,590
was carried out to the letter.

480
00:53:29,546 --> 00:53:31,225
What about the Paritzans?

481
00:53:32,185 --> 00:53:34,625
The lady took a bullet
and was lying wounded.

482
00:53:35,465 --> 00:53:37,025
Chap in the hat dashed in to save her.

483
00:53:38,305 --> 00:53:39,544
They were both killed.

484
00:53:46,824 --> 00:53:48,063
I'm sorry, lad.

485
00:53:54,783 --> 00:53:56,182
I'm glad we're us, Dave.

486
00:53:57,542 --> 00:53:58,822
I'm glad we're us, Reg.

487
00:54:00,342 --> 00:54:01,582
Right, listen up.

488
00:54:05,661 --> 00:54:09,701
Mission completed.
We have a new task to prepare for.

489
00:54:10,661 --> 00:54:13,300
We leave Italy to the ordinary soldiers
now.

490
00:54:15,420 --> 00:54:21,459
We, the men of the Special Air Service,
first and second...

491
00:54:24,939 --> 00:54:26,019
We're going home.

492
00:55:44,649 --> 00:55:46,009
Stirling! It's me.

493
00:55:47,369 --> 00:55:48,648
The allied troops are moving North.

494
00:55:49,128 --> 00:55:53,208
The Italian Government has fallen.
The Italian guards have left the camp.

495
00:55:54,208 --> 00:55:56,048
The guards have gone, David.

496
00:55:59,287 --> 00:56:00,807
I still have fifteen days left.

497
00:56:00,887 --> 00:56:05,846
No, no, no, no, you don't. We all have
20 minutes to get the hell out of here.

498
00:56:06,446 --> 00:56:07,646
The Italian guards have gone

499
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but the German troops are coming up
the mountain to take their place!

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David did you hear me?

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We have 20 to get free!

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Come on, David!

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Chaps, come on!

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