A Guy Named Joe Page #11
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1943
- 120 min
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To mrs. Ted randall!
Hooray!
To mr. Randall!
Hooray!
Well,
What's the matter?
I was just thinking,
You were pretty sure of
Yourself, weren't you?
Why,
What do you mean?
What would you have done
If I'd said no?
Ho ho. Play the other one, boys!
Oh, no!
'Tention!
What is this,
A convention?
Carry on, boys.
Congratulate me,
Sir.
O.k. What for?
Dorinda and I are
Gonna be married.
No?
Yes!
Oh, is that right?
That's right, al.
Oh, that's swell.
Congratulations,
Ted.
Thank you very much,
Sir.
I feel a little bit
Like a late spring frost
Coming in here
Like this,
But your replacements are here
Whip them into shape.
When?
I'm afraid
Right now.
He didn't know this was gonna happen.
O.k., o.k.
Come on, fellas,
Let's go!
A lot of firsts
For me today.
First time
I ever got engaged.
The first time I ever
Led my own squadron.
Don't forget to
Keep the wine cold.
And the food hot.
Sure thing.
Follow me over
To field.
Wish me luck,
Darling.
You won't need it.
Oh, and keep my medal for me, will ya?
Are you sure
You trust me with it?
Oh,
What do you think?
Climb in, romeo.
You know, you're not sitting
As pretty as you think you are.
You're engaged,
All right,
But you're not
Married yet.
You really
Wanna keep her?
Well, I'm gonna
Tell you something.
She just loves
Crazy fliers.
She always has.
How do you think
I ever got her?
Go on,
Put on something fancy,
Money bags.
She'd love it.
So would nails.
Why don't you break
Away from the squadron?
Tell 'em to keep
Their eye on you,
You'll show 'em what the
Service really expects of 'em.
Go on, kid, you won't get into trouble.
Go ahead. She thinks you're wonderful.
Don't disappoint her.
Put on a show for her.
Lieutenant rourke,
Assume commander
Of squadron.
Tell the new men to
Keep an eye on me.
I'll give them a small idea
Of what we expect down here.
Roger.
What's he doing?
I don't know, honey.
But whatever it is,
It ain't good.
This plane'll hold up under
Anything. You know that.
Come on,
You lady killer,
Fly this crate right
Down to the wing bolts.
And don't forget this.
She once had a guy who really
Knew how to fly an airplane.
She can fly
This well herself.
Go on, fly it.
Go on down there and take
The tops off those trees.
Hey, hey, take it
Easy now, take it easy.
You don't have to
Overdo it, you know.
Nails is going to
Love that one.
Nice flying.
Yeah.
Well, from now on, son,
It's between you
And your maker.
I'm stuck, I can't
Think of anything more.
Sir.
Oh, thanks,
Sergeant.
Well, looks like
We're gonna do something
Besides play around here
For the rest of the day.
Oh, colonel yackey.
Yes, sir.
See ya later, honey.
Colonel, tell that young
Idiot to report to me
The minute he lands.
Yes, sir.
Just what did
You do that for?
I don't know.
I guess I was kind of a fool.
Yeah, I guess
You were.
You might have been
A fool, ted,
But you're the kind
Of fool that knows
How to fly
An airplane.
There's nothing I can
Do for you now, bub.
Come on. The boss wants to see you.
This'll cost that guy
Every leave he'll have
For the next
6 months.
He'll have to get married
In the guard house.
Oh, yeah,
That's possible.
By the way, the boss wants to see you.
Me?
Mm-hmm.
O.k, but let me see
What nails does to him.
After that,
I can take anything.
I just wanna see how
He takes a demotion.
You go on home.
I'll be over to see
You after I'm through.
Don't worry.
It may not be
As bad as you think.
Good luck.
Thanks.
Sergeant, drive
Miss durston to her quarters.
Bye.
You wanted
To see me, sir.
Yes. I watched that
Show you put on up there.
I'm sorry, sir. I
Don't know why I did it.
Guess I went
A little overboard.
I know why
You did it.
Don't do those things, captain.
You're a squadron
Commander now.
Yes, sir.
What's the matter with you?
You going soft?
This guy
Should be busted.
You're good, randall.
You're so good, I've got a
Job here you might go for.
I'll take it, sir.
Better have
A look at it first.
What is this,
A tea par...
I'll still take it,
Sir.
You understand, this
Is no ordinary mission?
Headquarters
Seem to think a p-38
Is the ship
To do it.
See that?
That's palibuk,
Palibuk island.
Right there
Is the biggest
Enemy munitions dump
In the pacific.
Observation gives us
Clear weather all the way.
You'll take off
In time to be
Over palibuk
Around midnight.
Just get
Your bombs in,
Then twist out fast,
Right?
I understand, sir.
You must make every effort
To destroy your target
And then return,
Understand?
I'm not eager to have any
Dead heroes on my hands.
That's all.
Sergeant.
Yes, sir.
Bring your book.
Get me a3.
Imagine that.
If that'd been
Me up there,
I'd have been sent to scotland
For the rest of my life.
That guy draws on the
Juiciest job in the outfit.
A difference in character, I guess.
He's got a pretty tough
Assignment, at that.
Well,
You got one, too.
Me?
The boss wants to
See you, remember?
Oh, yeah.
I almost forgot.
Go on in.
I'll wait out here.
Come in.
Major sandidge
Reporting, sir.
At ease.
Well?
Well, there isn't
Much to say, sir.
I didn't think
It would do any harm
To put the kid
Through his paces.
That's not
The truth.
You were
Jealous of him.
Why should I be
Jealous of him, sir?
I'm a better flyer
Than he'll ever be.
Sit down.
Yes, sir.
I don't think
You really grasp
What our work is
All about up here.
Oh, yes sir,
Sure I do.
I know we're supposed to
And make better
Flyers out of them.
That's only
Part of it.
I'm sorry it wasn't made
Clearer to you at the beginning.
It isn't just you
As an individual
Helping your man
As an individual.
It's all of us working
Together for the future.
Every man
That ever flew...
It's hard for me to put
It into words, sandidge,
If you don't
Feel it.
I think
I understand, sir.
No, I don't think
You understand at all.
Let's put it this way.
Have you ever been up in
Your plane at night, alone,
Somewhere
- 20,000 feet above the ocean?
Yes, sir.
Did you ever hear
Music up there?
Perhaps.
Oh.
If you've heard it,
You'll remember it.
It's the music a man's
Spirit sings to his heart
When the earth's
Far away
And there isn't
Any more fear.
It's the high, fine,
Beautiful sound
Of an earthbound creature who grew wings
And flew up high
And looked straight
Into the face
Of the future
And caught just
For an instant
The unbelievable vision of
A free man in a free world.
If you haven't
Heard it,
There's no way
I can talk to you.
I've heard it.
I have heard it,
Sir.
I used to try to
Explain it to some kids,
But I could
Never find words.
Oh, children would understand. Sure.
Because the future
Belongs to them.
They're already
Moving into it.
They're going to climb
Out of the dust and muck
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