Above Suspicion Page #7
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1943
- 90 min
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"but don't ask me if
there's going to be a war.
I don't know. "
Would you care to dance?
Oh, certainly.
Oh, I'm ever so sorry.
It seems that even on the dance floor
The English will not
give us living room.
Calm yourself.
We were Miles apart.
Miles apart, indeed.
Yes, I will trouble you
To lower your voice.
Oh!
Will you please try to follow?
I don't know what you're doing.
It certainly isn't the tango.
And you're no gentleman.
Quite a training school, huh?
We're in luck.
There's a big party
rally in town tonight.
They passed me an hour ago.
The only cover seems to be the bushes
And the chapel.
I'll go ahead and see if it's clear.
Good luck.
So far, so good.
Well done, sir.
Now, let's see what the cook is cooking.
Ooh!
Where is your husband?
I've told you again and again,
And if you bring Goering,
Goebbels, and Himmler in here,
The answer will still be the same.
Italy.
That will not be necessary.
When I hear it.
That will be quite a novelty.
So he went to Italy and left you here?
Yes.
You're a poor liar, Mrs. Myles.
Where is he?
Ach! This grows tedious.
Try a little more of
your persuasion, Kurt.
Was ist das?
Hassie, answer the phone.
Yeah.
Ja?
Hier Von Aschenhausen.
Gestapo headquarters at Innsbruck.
Say the girl has confessed.
The husband and two others are
heading for the Swiss border.
They must be stopped.
Gut. Was?
Heil Hitler.
I imagine anyone will have a job
Getting into Switzerland tonight.
Does anyone smell
something burning here?
Here's a gestapo seal
and a gestapo pass.
That should do for the
Italian border guards.
We'll give it a try. Come on.
They'll have a viking's funeral, huh?
It's too good for them.
Where's Thornley?
Thornley!
Thornley!
Thornley!
He finished his job.
As any of us can ask nowadays.
Get in the back seat on the floor, Fran.
There goes the evidence.
Like the good old days
of the Reichstag, huh?
Heil Hitler!
Halten sie!
Halten sie! Halten sie!
Heil Hitler!
Viva Mussolini!
O.K., Fran.
All right.
Well, how about some spaghetti?
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