The Visitors: Bastille Day Page #11

Synopsis: Knight Godefroy de Montmirail and squire Jacquouille are stranded in 1793. Using trickery to break free from their shackles, both perilously partake in the Montmirail family's run away in the quest for an exiting time-shift.
 
IMDB:
4.5
Year:
2016
110 min
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Come this way.

Soldiers! Hurry!

I found the refugees! Hurry!

Potion!

Fast! Fast! I'm choking. I'm choking!

I am like a frog!

The drink is ready, now just the viper's venom.

Shut up! It is urgent!

I'll croak! Fast!

- I cannot wait to be back in my time.

- You will return with the potion.

- That is my mission.

- Sir, do we return to the time of cars?

- If not, I will die here.

- Definitely. Trust me.

- Swear, knight Godefroy. No!

- I swear.

Hurry up, magician.

Soldiery is coming.

Fast!

Discharge!

Drink! Drink!

Up!

Sir, I can finally breathe again!

Yes! We are in our region, Jacquouille.

We did it!

You have your hefty body again.

- Body?

- We are in a time of knights, rascal!

I almost listened to your whims!

The castle guard is waiting for us.

- This is a great lie! You swore and lied!

- Stop.

- You're damned to hell!

- To swear to a serf, that is wrong.

You are not a noble, it seems to me!

Be on your way, you rascal!

It is a big shame!

It is a big shame!

Citizens!

Citizens, where are you?

- You are slow, you rascal.

- Forget you, you villain!

My castle guards! To which vassal does the flag belong?

- Louis confiscated the castle!

- Well it's done! Good punishment!

Cars! Cars!

Cars! Cars!

This is really great!

Magician really screwed up!

We went back to the time of cars!

Let's dance gig!

Silence! This is enemy soldiery!

They speak Germanic! They conquered my castle tower!

Germans?

My bastard is imprisoned by Germany!

Jacquard is imprisoned by Germany!

Here you are! I followed you.

You impotent! You have betrayed us!

We went back to the time of cars! Damn!

- We will find Mrs. Ginette.

- We will find a shelter in the dungeon. Come on!

I'm sorry, Colonel, what's happening?

Your soldiers are moving my room.

I'm sorry, Herr Jacquard.

Rommel is on the way from Tunisia

to inspect the Atlantic Wall.

It it an honour that he will stop here.

Sure, great, but I have to live with the servants

in the stables.

- Edmuntte ... - Edmond, please, yes?

- Do you need a whole castle?

- It is a general and company. Excuse me.

Colonel, I am a follower of Europe that

you are building with Petain,

and you confiscate my castle as if I was the enemy.

Learn to separate the wheat from the chaff.

We know how absolutely well how to

separate the teeth from the chaff.

No, it is wheat, not the teeth. And chaff.

Nothing.

- EE-Edmuntt ... - EE-Edmond.

Can you ask your son Jacques Henri

to stop that American music?

We like classical music.

Mozart, Bach, Beethoven.

- We have a great selection of German music.

- Yes, sir, I'll be right back.

That buffoon is getting on my nerves!

Jacques Henri!

Enough with the turntable!

It annoys the colonel.

- Do you want us to be shot because of your music?

- Dad, it's jazz!

Can't we dance?

Collabotator.

- What did you say?

- Nothing.. a labourer. - Right.

Read!

I will conquer my castle!

My armour!

Hello?

- Jacquouille, grab a gun and come with me!

- Sure, nothing could be simpler.

Damn! Pardon! Pardon!

Pardon me, sir, it fell! It fell down!

Don't move!

- Leave!

- I am innocent. Certainly, sir.

You toad, the wizard was arrested because of you.

We are in trouble, we're stuck in time.

- At least there'll be no more of that potion!

- Be respectful, bastard!

- No, no beating!

- Get out!

Stop or I will shoot!

- Welfare and brotherhood, citizens!

- Hands up!

Captain! These men were spying on us.

What about them?

- What do you want?

- It is Gonzague, sir. Coward!

This is not Coward, it is his son.

Malfete had descendants.

- Come to my bossom!

- Do not move! - I know you are Montmirail.

You are continuing the line.

- Do you know the Montmirails?

- Do I not resemble the first Count?

Are these emblems yours?

It's weird, you look like the painting.

- Terrible. Where did you get that?

- From the castle.

- We escaped through the chimney before the Teutons.

- On Germany!

- You know the entrance to the underground?

- Definitely, I had it done.

- They are nuts, Captain. Kill them?

- Certainly not.

We have been looking for the secret passage

for three weeks.

- Let's get out, the Krauts found us!

- Take them!

Who are they? The big one looks

like my ancestor.

They talk about gypsies, who

attempted to join the resistance.

If they are gypsies, they are too conspicuous.

They will not get anywhere in this clothing.

We find out who they are.

I will interrogate them mercilessly.

But make sure he will be able

to lead us underground.

- Not now, Captain.

- Now is never.

It is a joy to get back into a car.

This cart has nice sound. It's modern.

She was check at Renault.

Runs like clockwork.

- Here, man, a good cigar.

- Black market? I cannot refuse.

I have not seen it in two years.

- Stop screaming. Are you nuts?

- Jerk.

Okaay, it is a nutcase! Okaay!

- This is nuts! Yeah!

- Shut up back there!

This is nuts!

Stop squeezing, Henri, I'm choking.

- Are you well , dear?

- No.

There is not enough space in this carriage.

You want me to climb to the driver, my dear?

That would be fantastic, Duke.

Not that I'm ordering you around.

God! this weather is terrible!

- He was pressing against me, that fattie.

- Unbearable.

Move!

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Christian Clavier

Christian Clavier (French pronunciation: ​[kʁis.tjɑ̃.klavje]; born 6 May 1952 in Paris) is a French actor, screenwriter, film producer and film director. He is the brother of French film director Stéphane Clavier. more…

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