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and just whisper in my ear.

- You tell me!

- I'd like to but it's above your pay grade.

Slovak to Slovak, you tell me,

you are going to go, right?

You are going to go and

join the Three Kings.

You're wasting your breath, Gabcik.

- Why, why am I wasting my breath?

- I already tried.

- Jan, Jan come, come.

- Guess what?

Soldier to soldier.

Yes, you're going to go and

you're going to join the resistance

you're going to fight

with Moravec, yes?

Who knows?

All right, Valcik.

If you have to go that badly

we have been given a mission...

Well, Valcik, we've been asked to go in, rescue,

and safely bring back all the President's suits.

Prick.

Prick!

- It's true! It's true!

- You lie, liar.

Finally! Finally!

Now I understand.

No more commission, Valcik.

We're about to prepare for Pilsen!

Jan and Jozef come first.

The others in 5 minutes..

No, it's still tangled, Jan.

God damn it!

Do you realize the resistance

dropped two parachutists last night?

Yes, Sir.

We are working on it.

And where are you

with the Three Kings?

We're still looking.

Do you need my help?

No, Obergruppenfhrer.

Let me know when it's done.

Of course.

I really thought we'd lost you.

The security checks are getting

tighter. Especially going into Prague.

We'll have to split up,

blend into the crowd.

Work certificates.

Wear this when you arrive.

The contact will know you.

Hello, Jozef.

You.

Your papers.

- Which department do you work for?

- Lipanska.

This is my family.

Say hello to your cousin.

Hello, Jozef.

- Hello.

- Hello.

We don't talk in

front of them.

Actually, don't talk at all,

everyone is a potential enemy.

The Nazis starved us,

then they told us information was priceless.

That's how they turn

people against each other.

Thank you.

Your friend is safe.

Tonight you will sleep here, but tomorrow,

both of you will join your new family.

Since they spotted the aero plane,

the Nazis have been tailing us constantly.

Heydrich wants the heads

of the Three Kings.

- I still need to meet them.

- Yes, of course.

I will tell you where and when.

First, a contact from your

new family will meet you.

- Sorry, we are closed.

- I just wanted a quick shampoo.

Don't worry, I'll take care

of him, I'll close up after.

You're Jozef.

I've been waiting for you.

Sit there, we're going to

charge you this shampoo.

You can come in now.

If you need anything

else, just ask.

My wife left some

clothes on the bed for you.

- Make yourself at home.

- Thank you, Mr. Novak.

Good night.

Go to your room!

Pillows.

Normally this is my room, but,

I'm going to sleep with my sister.

This is a good cover for you if we

walk through the city together.

This is true, yes.

Don't tell father.

Where is he!?

Talk to me! Huh?

Where is he!?

Where!?

Reichsprotektor.

- Jozef Masin, he can hear me, yes?

- Yes, he can.

Jozef.

It's Heydrich.

The Reich protector.

Vaclav Moravek, where is he?

No.

Stand up.

- He's paralyzed.

- He's what?

- He's paralyzed.

- Then get him up!

Where are the parachutists?

What do they want?

What does England want, Jozef?

Vaclav Moravek, where is he?

Long live Czechoslovakia!

Long live Czechoslovakia.

There are Three Kings, gentlemen.

Find Moravek.

Jan.

- Glad to see you, my friend.

- Oh, yeah?

- How are you?

- I'm good and you?

I'm okay,

I've been reading books.

- You've been reading?

- Yes.

I don't believe it!

I'm with these old people who just

drink tea and play bridge all day.

I'm going out of my mind,

I'm starting to miss England.

You poor thing.

What's that face?

- What's that face?

- That face?

- It's my face.

- You've seen some action already, haven't you?

- No.

- Uh-hm.

Don't lie to me, Jan.

Smell this... smell.

- You smell like lavender.

- Lavender!

You know there's a war on?

Where are you getting

lavender shampoo?

That's Moravek.

Please, sit down.

Something serious has happened.

The SS found our hideout.

They killed Balaban.

And Masin must be

dead by now, too.

I am the last of the

Three Kings left.

And apparently Heydrich has

heard about the operation.

He's desperately trying to

find out why you're here.

He'll know it

soon enough, Sir.

Listen to me.

This is not just a new mission

London has entrusted you with.

Understand me?

Yes Sir.

You have one of these?

I know someone who can

fill you in about Heydrich.

- When can we meet him?

- Tomorrow.

Prepare the operation.

As soon as you are ready,

I'll tell you about your escape plan.

You can leave now.

What do you do at the chateau?

We take care of the house.

And you work there all week?

Yes, at dawn until Mrs. Heydrich

tells me to leave, usually quite late.

I want you to make a note

of the time that he leaves

and the time that

he comes back.

He ever take the

paramilitary as an escort or not.

You will pass on the information

to the contact of your own choice.

Think of someone in the

suburbs in the north of the city,

Where the soldiers never go

for fear of getting their boots dirty.

Jozef will come in person, pick up the information

every afternoon at five at the tram stop on Turska Street.

I want to know

every move he makes.

I want to know all

his little habits.

I'm fit today.

Give me a sample,

you can have the rest.

So, I found the place.

It will be on the bend on the road on the

outskirts of town where you pass it every day.

Ten o'clock, every day,

as if clockwork.

Ideally we would make a triangle, so somebody

could stand in the top of the van as a look-out.

We need three to make a

triangle, or don't we?

- Well, I'll ask Moravek for another man.

- Moravek?

- You heard from him?

- No, but we will.

I hope so, Jan, because without him

we're not going to get out of Prague.

- Dance with me.

- Dance?

Jozef is Slovakian, isn't he?

- How did you two meet?

- In Poland two years ago.

I had just escaped across the

border to join the Free Army.

Hitched a ride in the back of a farm truck.

Jozef was in the back.

He talked all the

bloody way to Krakow.

Promise me

you'll get out alive.

Moravek's inside,

he has no way out.

Good, get him.

Your Three Kings are dead.

The Resistance is finished.

Go home, tell your family,

tell your friends, it's over.

Valcik.

Valcik.

Read this.

Sweet Jesus!

We have a message from London.

We are all Czech here,

so this concerns all of us.

If you kill Heydrich,

you're not only putting your own lives in

danger, but the lives of everyone in this room.

Think about the people.

You know what the reprisals

will be if you succeed.

Forget about orders from

London, this is about our futures.

He's right, Jan.

Think about your loved one,

think about what they will go through.

Think about my loved ones.

I do, I do think

about my loved ones.

Sometimes I wish they even

chose somebody else to do this.

So, give up the

mission, Jan.

Heydrich must die.

- At any... at any price?

- You talk about the Resistance, you talk about...

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