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on more than that, Colonel,
or I'm gonna start misbehaving,
right here, right now.
All right.
There's a guy in New York
I used to work with, he's gonna help us.
Name?
Ruben Markel.
Well, Mr. Markel better help all of us.
'Cause in my family we got a saying.
Outta sight is not outta mind.
You gotta take a look at the coroner's report
before you say an ything else, Roy.
Last words?
Bullshit!
Where's this goddamn coroner?
- I ought to kill him or something.
- Paris.
France.
Maybe you heard of it?
Your name on a dying man's lips.
Death bed confession.
Any court in this land
that's as good as gold.
You do not threaten me Sergeant.
With Tarlton on ice,
it was time to figure out
the next part of the puzzle.
To the commanding Officer, Third Army...
Schloss Kronberg.
In as much
as I shortly intend to re-marry...
Listen to this
'In as much as I shortly intend to re-marry,
I should like to return
to my former residence
I was unable to take with me
at the time of my departure.'
Signed:
Sophie Von Hessen.It was addressed to General Staff,
just crossed my desk.
What do we do?
Got lost.
Well, at least
we bought ourselves some time.
Not any more.
- Sir?
- Yeah?
I've done it, sir.
It's pure genius, I'm telling you.
Maybe just a little bit of luck too.
who is coming to stay
at our castle in two weeks,
for two nights
on his way back to Washington.
Who?
None other than old Blood
and Guts himself.
Patton? Patton's coming here?
So what?
Don't you get it?
No one's gonna inspect
Patton's goddam luggage.
I piggyback our crates onto his
with a 10-77, splits 'em off,
sends 'em care
of General Delivery to New York.
We are home free.
Let me get this straight:
you wanna send the jewels care
of General Delivery?
Who would have thought of that?
Even if it works, they're there, we're here.
My discharge isn't until next year.
Yeah, but I'm C.O.
I'll have you out of uniform
by the end of December.
Sooner if you play your cards right.
Whatever you say, sir.
We have some packing to do.
There was still time.
I could have called the whole thing off.
- Good work, Lieutenant.
- Thank you, Colonel.
At the end of the day,
nothing had really happened.
It wasn't real.
We could simply hand over the jewels.
But truth to tell, the hook was in too deep.
They say love is blind, but not in my case.
I got her number right from the beginning.
And she got mine.
Maybe that's what did it for me.
She was the woman
I'd longed for all my life,
the one at the other end of the bar
and two rows down the aisle,
the one you can't take your eyes of f.
That white-hot beauty that sneaks
into a million dreams.
The kind men die for.
I never knew it could be like this, Jack.
Truth to tell?
This is different.
I always get the losers. Don't ask me why.
Well, thanks.
No, I mean it.
Even if they have three stars,
they're always bums.
I'm the girl everybody looks at
but nobody sees.
They think they're going to bed
with Rita Hayworth and then
they're disappointed
when they wake up next to me.
Not one of them ever looks at me.
They only see the package.
Colonel Rossman.
Sophie Von Hessen.
Hey!
Where the hell have you been?
I've been looking for you all day.
Wh y, what's wrong?
Patton's had an accident,
that's what's wrong.
You're kidding.
A jeep crash. After all of World War II.
No one knows what the hell
they're gonna do with his luggage.
God, why did you get us
into this predicament?
Stop it.
And then there is Princess Sophie
knocking on the door.
We gotta move fast.
We gotta move fast, we gotta think fast,
- because we are dead.
- Stop it, I tell you.
We are dead. All right? We're gonna...
Don't panic.
Be creative.
- We need to lose the jewels.
- Not an option.
- The treasure's worth more...
- Nothing if we get caught with them.
There is no way we can send
a couple of crates with royal regalia.
We cut 'em out.
We cut the stones out.
There's still no way to send them back.
On the other hand,
about a lovely WAC bringing some fine furs
she got for cheap in wartime Europe...
Sorry, kid.
This is like desecrating a grave.
Your sister has had a heart attack.
Sorry.
You're flying home urgently.
Carry a special permit.
The next flight out of here...
What if they check?
believe me.
It all fits, honey.
Once you're out of the army,
they can't touch you.
- I can't do this.
- Yes, you can.
- Not without you.
- You don't have to.
Listen I'm going discharge
within two weeks
and I'm going to meet you
in New York City.
Pallard will stay on till spring.
Listen, it's all under control.
No one'll even look at you.
Hey, now...
We're so good, you and me.
Truth to tell.
Truth to tell, baby.
Lieutenant?
Now go.
Go.
Hope we don't hate ourselves
in the morning.
We're putting an awful lot of eggs
in one basket.
You don't trust the basket?
Do you?
I love her.
No, really.
Well, that and a dime.
Besides,
she can't fence the stuff without me.
Oh, baby.
Did you miss me?
Hiya.
Your Highness.
Please, sit.
Well, what can I do for you?
Jesus, Jack,
Last time I saw you,
you were running to catch the bus.
Now, look at you.
A goddam General
with Ava Gardner on your arm.
So, you got something to sell, huh, Jack?
It must be pretty nifty
calling me all the way from Europe.
You're not going to tell me
that thing's real?
Holy sh*t!
There's more.
More?
How much more?
Call it a King's ransom.
A King's ransom, huh?
Which King is that, Jack?
You know better than to
ask me that question, Reuben.
So, how much you looking to clear?
Two million.
Two million?
Reuben, do me a favour,
keep your voice down, will you?
Jesus Christ.
It's only a fraction of what they're worth.
Truly. Only a fraction.
It's this business at Castle Kronberg.
What business?
The princess left a lot of jewellery
behind when she fled.
Now she wants it back.
What princess?
It's here.
Sir, there's something you ought to know
about her brother.
He's about to marry
What?
You handle this, Colonel. ASAP.
I know a guy. Tommy Maloney.
Sounds like a paper boy.
A real operator, this guy?
He works for someone.
This someone, is the only character I know
who can handle something this big.
Alright, so who's the someone?
Oh, you know better than
to ask me that, Jack.
Let's just say the man
likes the gentlemen's sport of boxing.
That doesn't matter,
because you never meet him.
Never.
Okay. Never.
Are you sure this is where you left it?
Of course.
What's my cut?
Five per cent.
Oh, that's very generous.
Make it ten.
You know, for old time's sake.
Alright, ten.
Oh, boychick,
I always knew you'd bring me luck.
Was he ever out of his mind.
Oh, son of a b*tch.
Jesus, God!
Who knew we were here?
No one.
Oh, come on!
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