The Victors
- Year:
- 1963
- 175 min
- 90 Views
(GUNFIRE)
(CROWD SHOUTING)
(HITLER SPEAKING GERMAN)
(EXPLOSION)
(SHOUTING)
(MARCHING BAND MUSIC)
(PLANES OVERHEAD)
(GUNFIRE)
(BOMBS BEING DROPPED)
(GUNFIRE CONTINUES)
(MAN WHISTLING A TUNE)
(WHISTLING)
(AMBULANCE BELL IN DISTANCE)
(EXPLOSIONS)
(COMMENTATOR) In Washington,
President Roosevelt takes time out
from war and makes
a solemn promise to 300 delegates
of the International Youth Convention,
representing youth of the Free World,
Victory is essential.
but victory is not enough
for you or for us.
We must be sure
that when you have won victory,
you will not have to tell your children
that you fought in vain,
that you were betrayed.
We, here at home,
are supremely conscious
of our obligations to you
now and in the future.
We will not let you down.
(COMMENTATOR) Those famous
dancers from Radio City Music Hall
pay a visit to the Marine Corps Base
at Quantico,
These lovely ladies,
with an esprit de corps all their own,
get a personal tour
around the obstacle course,
The Marines show them the ropes
and the girls show the Marines
a thing or two,
The obstacle course
is no obstacle to them,
as one can see by their smiling faces,
The motto of these
long-stemmed roses seems to be,
"Come on in, fellas,
It's great to be a Marine, "
Combat cameramen captured typical
battle action in Sicily,
These official pictures
show what happened
when an American Infantry squad,
detailed to reconnoiter
a supposedly abandoned village,
find it held by German
rearguard detachments,
Pinned down at first
by machine-gun and mortar nests,
the G,I, 'S press forward,
In this brief but deadly engagement,
the final score, 1 American dead
against 1 2 enemy killed, 2 captured,
After the battle, rest for the weary,
Here are the men who are fighting
for us in Sicily,
Sergeant Joseph R Craig,
Scranton, Pennsylvania,
Private Albert Greenberg, Chicago,
Private Walter Keynoter, Denver,
Private George Baker, New York City,
Corporal Frank Chase, Los Angeles,
Private Theodore Rower,
Phoenix, Arizona,
Private Robert Brogan,
Joplin, Missouri,
and their prisoners,
two not-so-masterful members
of the master race,
Their conquering days are over,
A study in contrasts:
the vanquished and the victors,
(BOMB BLASTS IN DISTANCE)
(FOOTSTEPS)
All right, fall out.
No, hold it, hold it.
I'm going to give you 10 minutes.
And I don't want anybody getting lost.
I don't want any looting
and I don't want anybody
going in any houses.
They're full of booby traps.
I'm not gonna hang around here
to scrape any stupid idiot off a wall.
Is that clear?
Okay, fall out.
Anybody need any water,
give me your canteens.
I thought I said no looting.
Stupid idiots.
Where are the rest of you?
All right, get outside. Get a move on!
You know you can get shot for this?
Out! Out! Come on, move.
(SINGING)
(LAUGHING)
(SHOUTS) All right, children.
You stupid idiot, leave you in charge.
Everybody out! Come on, move!
(MUSIC PLAYING)
(GUNFIRE IN DISTANCE)
All right, let's go.
Tonight the night, baker?
Leave him alone.
You know what, baker?
You're too nice to her.
Cut down on the groceries, just once,
you'll suddenly become attractive.
Talk, talk, talk.
Just shut up, you stupid idiot.
- I'm only trying to help.
- We don't need your help.
- So long.
- George.
You forgot the corned beef
and the chocolate.
(DOOR CLOSES)
It's not normal, you know?
If she don't wanna be like
the rest of them,
that's her business
and it's his business, it ain't yours.
(CHASE) He's been sitting on her
front steps every night for six weeks.
He's beginning to develop
a square behind.
So what?
You're not in charge of behinds
around here.
Or are you?
(CHASE) Funny when you think of it.
This little town, I mean.
First the husbands and boyfriends
go into the army.
Then the Germans move in
and take over the women.
Then we kick the Germans out,
we move in and take over.
Don't you think that's funny?
Sarge?
If she's such a nice girl,
and her husband's been away
for three years,
where did she get that
six-month-old Bambi, huh?
From some drunken Kraut
in a dark alley,
who also gave her a broken arm.
blow, will you?
Go have a nice kaffeeklatch klatch
with that phoney blonde of yours.
She'll tell you all about the Germans.
That's what I said.
Place is like a barnyard.
You ought to know.
You're head rooster.
Really?
Hey, Sarge, tell me, were you really
a burglar before the war?
- What?
- Is it true you did a stretch in Joliet?
(BOTH LAUGH)
(CRAIG) Get out of here.
- Take that Russian lover with you.
- (TROWER) Who, me?
I didn't say a word.
All I said is I'd like to meet
a Russian G.I. sometime.
Is that a crime?
No, that's no crime.
I'd like to meet
some Russian sergeant some day,
find out how they handle
idiots like I got.
(LAUGHS)
(CHILDREN CHATTERING)
(CAR HORN HONKS)
(CHILDREN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
(SERGEANT) You take that.
Go ahead. Here you go.
Let me have the bambino.
Come on. All right, come on now.
Hey, Maria.
Come sta?
- buona sera, Maria.
- buona sera, Giorgio.
- How's the baby?
- Fine.
Oh, I picked this up for the baby.
(SPEAKS ITALIAN)
Oh...
(BOTH SPEAK ITALIAN)
- Hi, baby.
- Hi, Joe.
Not Joe. Ziggy.
Let's get cooking.
Giorgio, you think
my husband is still alive?
Well, I think there's a good chance.
We took a lot of prisoners in Africa.
- but so long, no letter, nothing.
- That doesn't prove anything,
with a war going on.
You might get a letter any time.
You get a letter today, Giorgio?
Yes.
How is wife?
Oh, she's all right. Fine.
- And children?
- You know we just have the boy.
Oh, yes. He plays the baseball.
- Maria, what are you doing?
- You love wife, very much, yes?
- Yes.
- Yes, you love wife, I love husband.
- All right. Please.
- The whole world is full of love.
In peace, not so much love.
Only in war.
You love wife, you love me.
I love husband, I love you.
No, listen. You are a good man.
I know you want to help me,
but you are husband without wife.
I am wife without husband.
but why you think I don't let you
come in my house all this time?
because we are not animal.
Everybody can be animal.
but we are not animal.
You understand?
I cannot be, you cannot be.
So I think better
you don't come back...no more.
I think this very much.
- Honey, please.
- No.
You go away now
and don't come back.
Go find a woman.
You need woman. Please, go.
- You take.
- Oh, for God's sake!
Take! Thank you, but take and go!
(INDISTINCT SHOUTING )
(SPEAKS ITALIAN)
- He make baby sick. bad eye!
- Don't be silly. There's no evil eye.
There's no such thing.
(SHOUTS IN HINDI)
- I put baby inside. He hurt baby.
- No, he won't.
They're nice fellas.
He's had too much to drink, that's all.
(BABY CRYING)
Having a good time, Johnny?
Hello, Johnny. (LAUGHS) Johnny.
Too much wine, huh?
Yes, yes, very dizzy, very dizzy.
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