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00:00:09Director John Patrick Hayes is best known for his drive-in classics
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00:02:55You mean you requested this?
00:03:20My brother's here.
00:03:21Brother or no brother, this is a pretty tough outfit
00:03:24to transfer into.
00:03:25One lousy grenade,
00:03:27a jerry with a machine gun
00:03:29hanging from a tree,
00:03:30and your mother's got no sons.
00:03:33Well, no mother's going to miss us.
00:03:35I met him in an orphanage.
00:03:38Whenever any prospective parents would show up,
00:03:41we'd do our best to act like stinkers.
00:03:43That way nobody ever picked us.
00:03:44What happened?
00:03:46Graduation?
00:03:47Thanks.
00:03:48Therefore, the decision that Private John C. Wade,
00:04:01322-705-39,
00:04:04be awarded the Bronze Star.
00:04:12Wade, you've certainly had your share of front-line duty.
00:04:14If we weren't shorthanded,
00:04:17I'd have sent you back long before this.
00:04:19Won't be long, though,
00:04:19before you're sipping lemonade
00:04:21or playing ping-pong with some army nurse.
00:04:24Congratulations, Wade.
00:04:25Thank you, sir.
00:04:33Johnny!
00:04:33Johnny!
00:04:36Gil!
00:04:36What are you doing here?
00:04:43Well, I saw your name on a roster,
00:04:45and I got a friend of mine to pull a few wires.
00:04:47I'm one of your replacements.
00:04:49Hey, where you been?
00:04:50No Halloween party?
00:04:51No, that's the real thing.
00:04:53I'm a hero.
00:04:54Oh, where can we talk?
00:04:56Do you like sidewalk dining?
00:04:58It's a perfect day for it.
00:05:00Would you be my guest?
00:05:02Delighted.
00:05:03Reporting, sir.
00:05:07That is, Rance.
00:05:08What's on your mind?
00:05:10What's about getting my stripes back, Major?
00:05:12Now, Rance, let's not waste your time or mine.
00:05:14You're a good soldier,
00:05:15but you've been broken three times already.
00:05:17Promoting you is just kind of useless.
00:05:19I know, sir,
00:05:20but I did lead that patrol
00:05:21that Private Wade got his medal for.
00:05:23I figured that'll be worth something.
00:05:24Sergeant, the fact that you led the patrol
00:05:26has got nothing at all to do with it.
00:05:28Private Johnny Wade got his decoration
00:05:30because I thought he earned it.
00:05:32Many of you guys had it tougher than Wade
00:05:33and never got any credit for it.
00:05:35I'm proud of you, Johnny.
00:05:38I'm proud of your work.
00:05:39I'm proud of your medal.
00:05:42Maybe Brother's a soldier with a medal now.
00:05:45Well, I don't have any medal.
00:05:47Sitting behind a quartermaster's desk,
00:05:50sleeping every night
00:05:51with a king-sized pile of blankets.
00:05:53What made you give it up?
00:05:56I pulled you through too many scrapes
00:05:57to let any war catch up with you.
00:06:00What's the matter, kid?
00:06:00Oh, nothing.
00:06:03It just seems like we're always eating
00:06:05in mess halls or chow tents.
00:06:08Always a long wooden table.
00:06:11You know, the first thing I'm going to buy
00:06:13when this war is over
00:06:14is a small round table.
00:06:17Maybe the top will be made out of
00:06:19unborn calf or something.
00:06:23Same old Johnny.
00:06:24Still letting his dreams get him into trouble.
00:06:26Say, do you still jump under a bed
00:06:30every time you see someone
00:06:31with a sheet over his head?
00:06:33And then you throw a bucket of water
00:06:34all over him.
00:06:36That orphanage has the wettest ghost in town.
00:06:40Come on, let's go for a walk.
00:06:41A walk?
00:06:42Nobody goes for walks.
00:06:44Oh, man.
00:06:45That orphanage was right smack
00:06:46in the middle of the city.
00:06:48The only thing growing out of the streets
00:06:49were fire hydrants and lampposts.
00:06:52I want to walk in the country.
00:06:54All right, we walk.
00:06:58Rance, you know the ground
00:06:59north of us pretty well.
00:07:02Somewhere around this graveyard,
00:07:04the Germans have an ammo dump.
00:07:06Division wants to know exactly
00:07:07where it is so the flyboys
00:07:09can knock it out.
00:07:10You think you can find it?
00:07:11Yes, sir, I can find it.
00:07:13Excellent.
00:07:14Now, you'll be moving pretty fast,
00:07:15so take two or three men.
00:07:17And you better not count on using Wade.
00:07:19But Wade's the best shot we got, sir.
00:07:20I hate to waste him.
00:07:22I can appreciate that, Rance,
00:07:23but I think he's about due for a rest.
00:07:26Maybe some decent chow,
00:07:27if that's possible.
00:07:28For dinner lately?
00:07:29What?
00:07:30Steaks.
00:07:31Steaks?
00:07:32Chops.
00:07:33Chops?
00:07:34Vino and champagne by the carload.
00:07:37Man, it's been lousy.
00:07:40Lousy?
00:07:40Are you kidding?
00:07:41No.
00:07:41Vino and champagne are all right,
00:07:44but not for breakfast every morning.
00:07:46There's not one bottle of milk
00:07:50in that whole stinking supply depot.
00:07:53Maybe you can take that powdered stuff,
00:07:55but not me.
00:07:56No.
00:07:56Hey,
00:07:57you remember the passion I used to have for milk?
00:08:01You used to bury the empty bottles in the garden.
00:08:04And then the old gals wondered
00:08:06why the pussy willows wouldn't go.
00:08:08I was sure we'd get it that time.
00:08:10What is it, Jerry's?
00:08:14What is it?
00:08:16A goat.
00:08:17A goat?
00:08:22It's a mani-goat.
00:08:24You mean there's more than one kind?
00:08:27Didn't I teach you the facts of life once before?
00:08:29Not about goats.
00:08:31Well, that baby is going to give us some milk.
00:08:34Are you kidding?
00:08:35Who ever heard of getting milk from a goat?
00:08:37You've got no sense of agriculture.
00:08:38Go around to the right.
00:08:42Stay down.
00:08:43And don't frighten her.
00:08:49Hey, why do I have to do all this?
00:08:51What do you mean?
00:08:52Why?
00:08:52What am I going to do?
00:08:53Shoot her or something?
00:08:54No!
00:08:55If she comes after you,
00:08:58grab at her.
00:09:00Okay.
00:09:03Hey, but she'll hit me with her horns or something.
00:09:06Nanny goats don't have horns.
00:09:07What did you get that metal for, anyway?
00:09:10Not for catching goats.
00:09:12Go on, now.
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00:09:31Go on, now.
00:09:32Go on, now.
00:09:33Ah, ha, ha, ha!
00:09:47Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:10:03All right, milker.
00:10:09Milker?
00:10:11Oh, not me.
00:10:13I'm not gonna milk any goat.
00:10:17What do I do, anyway?
00:10:19Well, you see the milk bag hanging down there in the back?
00:10:23You mean the pink thing?
00:10:25Yeah, I mean the pink thing.
00:10:27And the thing's hanging down through the back.
00:10:29Now, just squeeze the milk out of one of them.
00:10:33Which one?
00:10:34Either one of them.
00:10:36Hey, it's warm.
00:10:38Of course it's warm.
00:10:40What?
00:10:41What?
00:10:42What?
00:10:43What?
00:10:44What?
00:10:45What?
00:10:46What?
00:10:47What?
00:10:48What?
00:10:49What?
00:10:50What?
00:10:51What?
00:10:52What?
00:10:53What?
00:10:54What?
00:10:55What?
00:10:56What?
00:10:57What?
00:10:59What?
00:11:03Something else.
00:11:04Gill, somehow this just doesn't seem right.
00:11:08That's enough for now.
00:11:13Here.
00:11:14Oh.
00:11:19Oh, man, that's delicious.
00:11:34Here.
00:11:35Not for me.
00:11:36I think powdered milk is pretty good stuff.
00:11:38Oh.
00:11:38Man, it's nice here.
00:11:52Oh.
00:11:55It's almost like a picnic.
00:11:58You know, this war is going to be fun now that you're here, Gil.
00:12:01One more routine patrol shouldn't hurt a hero like Wade.
00:12:04I mean, I really would like to use him.
00:12:08All right.
00:12:11Who else are you taking?
00:12:12Well, Pratt is a good man on patrol.
00:12:16And I might as well give Evans some experience.
00:12:18Who?
00:12:18For private Evans.
00:12:19He's a new replacement.
00:12:20Okay, that should do it.
00:12:23Now, Rance, I don't promise anything.
00:12:27But you find that ammo dump.
00:12:30And just maybe I'll talk to your CO about that promotion.
00:12:33Thank you, sir.
00:12:35Actually, for the most part, you shouldn't have any problems.
00:12:38But there's a hot spot.
00:12:41Watch yourself when you get near that graveyard.
00:12:43There you are.
00:12:44There you are.
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00:16:29Hey, what's wrong, kid?
00:16:31Nothing.
00:16:32I'm fine.
00:16:33You better wipe the sweat off your brows so you can line up your sights.
00:16:35I'm all right, I said.
00:16:36Why don't you leave me alone for a while?
00:16:37I can take care of myself.
00:16:40Let's go.
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00:17:47Cover him, Johnny.
00:17:48Cover him.
00:17:49You gutless son of a...
00:18:04What are you doing?
00:18:05It's cowardice in the face of the enemy.
00:18:07For God's sake, can't you see he's sick?
00:18:19Come on, Johnny.
00:18:20Just hold on to me.
00:18:21I'll get you out.
00:18:51I've got your company commander's report on Private Wade's breakdown.
00:19:15Now I want your versions.
00:19:17Did either of you notice anything strange about Wade prior to the action?
00:19:21Yes, sir.
00:19:22No, sir.
00:19:23What did you notice, Evans?
00:19:25Well, he was shaking and perspiring ever since the Jerry's almost jumped us at the graveyard.
00:19:31It was obvious he was sick.
00:19:33And you didn't notice any of this, Sergeant?
00:19:35No, sir.
00:19:36I didn't.
00:19:37If you ask me, Wade was just plain scared.
00:19:39That's a lie.
00:19:40Let us down.
00:19:41At ease.
00:19:42We'll have no more of that.
00:19:45Rance, if I'm not mistaken, you were once assigned to an army hospital.
00:19:48Yes, sir.
00:19:49Orderly and a medal ward, wasn't it?
00:19:51Yes, sir.
00:19:52Well, it seems to me that you ought to be able to recognize whether or not a man is about to crack up.
00:19:56Well, most of the men at the hospital were faking, just like Wade.
00:19:59Just because he gets a medal, he thinks the war is over.
00:20:02Rance, I'm telling you, I'm going to take you...
00:20:04At ease.
00:20:05I said at ease.
00:20:06Well, Major, what about Johnny?
00:20:08I'll send Wade back to the regimental aid station first thing in the morning.
00:20:11You mean there'll be no charges brought against him?
00:20:13For God's sakes, Rance, Johnny's sick!
00:20:15He's faking!
00:20:16Sergeant!
00:20:17Now, we'll let the doctors decide whether or not he's faking.
00:20:21That's all. You're dismissed.
00:20:30Major, I'd like to talk to you about a personal matter.
00:20:32What is it, Rance?
00:20:33It's about my promotion.
00:20:35No recommendation from your company, Commander.
00:20:38I know, sir.
00:20:39But I have reason to believe that my captain is prejudiced against me.
00:20:41I know I don't deserve a medal to this last patrol,
00:20:43but I still think I deserve my stripes back.
00:20:45Now, don't you think I'd look kind of silly promoting anyone on the basis of that patrol?
00:20:49One man killed, another man cracks up, and to top it off, you never did find that ammo dump.
00:20:53Just because Pratt got killed didn't ruin the patrol.
00:20:56We could still have got that ammo dump if Wade hadn't have chickened out.
00:20:59That's something we'll never know, Sergeant.
00:21:01Now, the next time you want to see me on a personal matter, you go through normal channels.
00:21:06Understood?
00:21:07Yes, sir.
00:21:08That's all, Sergeant.
00:21:09Hi.
00:21:10Hi.
00:21:11I'm a new member of your little group.
00:21:12I just hiked in all the way from Regimental Headquarters.
00:21:14What's your name?
00:21:15Gil Evans.
00:21:16Mine's Wrigley, Sergeant Wrigley.
00:21:17I'm a sergeant because I know how to conjugate a verb.
00:21:18They asked me to do the manual of arms and I'm lost.
00:21:23These advance patrols, they're pretty tough, aren't they?
00:21:24I mean, they're getting a reputation for needing a lot of replacements.
00:21:26Huh?
00:21:27What's your name?
00:21:28I'm a new member of your little group.
00:21:29I just hiked in all the way from Regimental Headquarters.
00:21:30What's your name?
00:21:31Gil Evans.
00:21:32I'm a sergeant because I know how to conjugate a verb.
00:21:35They asked me to do the manual of arms and I'm lost.
00:21:40These advance patrols, they're pretty tough, aren't they?
00:21:45I mean, they're getting a reputation for needing a lot of replacements.
00:21:50Huh?
00:21:51Oh, yeah.
00:21:52I guess so.
00:21:53Everybody guesses around here.
00:21:56Huh?
00:21:57When a man knows he's in danger, I guess he doesn't like to think too much about it.
00:22:07Ego gives way to self-preservation.
00:22:12Well, that's hopeful.
00:22:14You got a headache or something?
00:22:16I got some aspirin.
00:22:17No.
00:22:18It's my brother.
00:22:20I mean, my friend.
00:22:22I mean, my friend who's like a brother.
00:22:24Oh, he's the one that cracked, huh?
00:22:26How did you know?
00:22:27Well, there's only about 16 guys in the whole outfit.
00:22:30Bird travels around.
00:22:32Oh.
00:22:33You like the Army Gil?
00:22:35No, I don't like the Army.
00:22:39From what I think about it, I could be shot.
00:22:44I'm a conscientious objector, like a Quaker.
00:22:48Only I have no religion.
00:22:50For that they said I wouldn't make a very good officer.
00:22:53You know, I'll bet I'd have made a lousy officer.
00:22:56I wonder what's going on in that orphanage head of his.
00:23:00I think he's really sick.
00:23:02He don't eat or talk.
00:23:04And he don't even blink his eyes.
00:23:06Oh they.
00:23:07I think they might be theِan one of those who drove me.
00:23:11And I think he's willing to live on earth.
00:23:13And I think there was no more, but for sure.
00:23:16And take care of all my idols.
00:23:17I think that if they were all my idols,
00:23:18I would be theِan one of those who changed.
00:23:19No surprise.
00:23:21No surprise.
00:23:22It's not worth it.
00:23:23No surprise.
00:23:24But it's not worth it.
00:23:25It's even worth it.
00:23:26It's not worth it.
00:23:27It's worth it.
00:23:28It's worth it.
00:23:29It's worth it.
00:23:30You're not worth it.
00:23:31It's worth it.
00:23:32What are you doing?
00:23:53Yeah, take the shoes off.
00:23:55Kind of discourages them from running away sudden-like.
00:23:58He'd have some fancy explaining to do if he were to.
00:24:00Did you read the regulations about things like that?
00:24:04Well, not all of them.
00:24:06You just better not let him get away.
00:24:20You'd better behave, crackpot,
00:24:22or you're going to find yourself in real tough trouble.
00:24:26You'd like to get me, wouldn't you?
00:24:29You'd like to be free for a second.
00:24:31Sonny boy,
00:24:33I don't know whether you can hear me or not,
00:24:36but I'm going to give you that chance
00:24:38to hear me
00:24:40free.
00:24:42I'm going to set you free.
00:24:54Johnny.
00:24:55Johnny.
00:24:57Look here.
00:24:58What's going on?
00:25:15No.
00:25:18I'm not there.
00:25:19Oh, no.
00:25:20Oh, bye!
00:25:20Oh, I don't know.
00:25:20Oh, my God!
00:25:21Oh, my God!
00:25:21Oh, my God!
00:25:22Oh, my God!
00:25:22Oh, my God!
00:25:23Oh, my God!
00:25:24Oh, my God!
00:25:25It's just that I've always taken care of him.
00:25:27He's never been alone in a spot like this before.
00:25:33He'll have to fly out of here now.
00:25:41Nothing more you can do for Johnny now.
00:25:45He'll be all right.
00:25:49It's just that I've always taken care of him.
00:25:51He's never been alone in a spot like this before.
00:25:55You should have taken care of him.
00:25:59He'll be your neighbor.
00:26:03That's why I've never taken care of him.
00:26:05He'll be the next question.
00:26:07We're alone in a spot like this before.
00:26:09He'll have to get you away from him.
00:26:12You're a happy客.
00:26:14He'll be the next one.
00:26:15You have to take care of him.
00:26:17You have to go.
00:26:18You have to take care of him.
00:26:20I've never been there.
00:26:22I've never thought I'd have to get you away from him.
00:26:54Johnny?
00:27:04Hey, Johnny!
00:27:09Johnny?
00:27:24Johnny?
00:27:31Hey!
00:27:42Oh, Johnny!
00:27:44Oh, my God.
00:28:14You'll be all right, kid.
00:28:40He'll be all right, Captain.
00:28:41It's not that bad.
00:28:41He wasn't too lonely that he couldn't figure out a way to get a knife.
00:28:46All right, Rance.
00:28:48You and Wrigley go out and bring him back.
00:28:50Take Evans with you.
00:28:52I want him back alive if possible.
00:28:54Yes, sir.
00:29:11If we see him, we'll call once or twice for him to halt.
00:29:20And if he doesn't, we shoot.
00:29:23We can't go more than three miles from camp.
00:29:26Wrigley, you'll keep checking back with the captain with that thing.
00:29:29Boy, Rance, you're really going.
00:29:31Let's go.
00:29:32Let's go.
00:30:02It's about to come to your journalists down on the road.
00:30:07Headed towards the camp.
00:30:08They'll be there in a minute or so.
00:30:09You better call the captain quick.
00:30:12Nesdig, this is Nainow.
00:30:14Nesdig, this is Nainow.
00:30:15Come in.
00:30:15Nesdig, this is Nainow.
00:30:29Hello.
00:30:50Hello.
00:30:51Nesdig seems to be dead.
00:30:56Nesdig.
00:31:06Nesdig.
00:31:09Let's go.
00:31:39We'll spend one day looking for Wade.
00:31:40If we don't find him, then we'll make our way back to the American Lions.
00:31:44Who made you the head of this outfit?
00:31:46The captain.
00:31:47The captain's dead!
00:31:49I've got one more strike than you.
00:31:51Gil, I think we'd better let Johnny take his chance with the jury.
00:31:54He'll never make it.
00:31:57Not too far from the shoreline.
00:31:59With luck, we can hit the beach by dawn.
00:32:01Then we'll follow it south, hoping to find the American Lions.
00:32:04Let's go.
00:32:06Let's go!
00:32:09We'll keep close to the rocks.
00:32:36Let's go.
00:32:37Let's go.
00:32:39Let's go.
00:32:40Let's go.
00:32:41Let's go.
00:32:42Let's go.
00:32:45Let's go.
00:32:46Let's go.
00:32:47Let's go.
00:32:51Let's go.
00:32:52THE END
00:33:22Hey, that's American music. Come on.
00:33:43Wait. Let's look from up there.
00:33:52Have you ever seen such a crazy person?
00:34:07No, he's crazy.
00:34:15It's Johnny. Yeah, the hero.
00:34:17Looks like the borscht book is blank.
00:34:19One, two, three.
00:34:21There's another one inside that shack.
00:34:23Take care.
00:34:25Take care.
00:34:26Take care.
00:34:27Take care.
00:34:29Take care.
00:34:31Take care.
00:34:33Take care.
00:34:35Take care.
00:34:37Take care.
00:34:39Take care.
00:34:41Take care.
00:34:43Take care.
00:34:45You look so bad, an even picture of the war.
00:35:12You've got to be quiet, or they might shoot Johnny.
00:35:33Well, I say we open fire.
00:35:35We're going down there, and we're going to get Johnny.
00:35:37Maybe you are.
00:35:38No, wait a minute.
00:35:39It's got a point there.
00:35:40Okay, Rance, you stay here and cover the operation.
00:35:46Gil and I will try and keep it down to a quiet nightmare.
00:35:49Now, if trouble really happens, then start shooting.
00:35:53At Germans.
00:36:10I'm not going to die.
00:36:19I'm not going to die.
00:36:23Okay.
00:36:53What is lost?
00:37:23Johnny! Johnny, it's me, Gil.
00:37:29Johnny, it's me. Everything's gonna be all right now.
00:37:46You're not very popular, Evans.
00:37:48Shut up! Johnny, for God's sake, don't you recognize me?
00:37:51Johnny, all right? Yeah, he's all right.
00:37:53Hey, maybe we'll have to tie him up.
00:37:55Just go away, would you? Please.
00:37:57Sure as psycho, ain't he?
00:37:58Just go away!
00:37:59Come on, right.
00:38:02It's okay. Take it easy, boy.
00:38:04Come on now, calm down, boy. It's all right.
00:38:06Now look, Johnny, I'm gonna let you up.
00:38:08I want you to take it easy. Take it easy, boy.
00:38:12Come on, boy.
00:38:14I thought I'd dump this in the sea. Wait.
00:38:20I thought I'd dump this in the sea.
00:38:22Wait.
00:38:44Come on, boy.
00:38:46I'll dump this in the sea.
00:38:51Come on, boy.
00:38:52Let me dah.
00:38:54We'll call this in the sea.
00:38:55Come on, boy.
00:38:58Let me know.
00:39:07Let's go.
00:39:09Looks like there may still be somebody around, so watch it.
00:40:09Let's go.
00:40:39We're all so tired and jumpy we'd shoot at the wind.
00:40:44This place looks abandoned.
00:40:46I'm sure Johnny could use the rest.
00:40:48Yeah, we'll stay tonight here.
00:40:49Take turns watching over Johnny.
00:40:51I'll take the first watch.
00:40:52All right.
00:40:53Lance, you and I will check the area some more.
00:41:09Poor thing.
00:41:15No telling when she was fed, Lance.
00:41:18You used to always like stray dogs and cats.
00:41:21You always wanted to bring them around to the orphanage, you remember?
00:41:24You remember, Johnny?
00:41:27You'll be all right, kid.
00:41:29I'll take you to these places we used to go to.
00:41:36You remember that field with the sand holes in it?
00:41:41These things will help you to remember, Johnny.
00:41:43Come on, kid.
00:41:51Let's rest now.
00:41:58Come on.
00:41:58Come on.
00:41:59Come on, Johnny.
00:42:18We can rest up here.
00:42:19Come on.
00:42:20Come on.
00:42:21Come on.
00:42:22Come on.
00:42:23Come on.
00:42:24Come on.
00:42:25Come on.
00:42:26Come on.
00:42:27Come on.
00:42:57Come on.
00:43:04It's awfully lonesome without you, Johnny.
00:43:08Oh, my eyes are burning.
00:43:13I'm so tired.
00:43:15I got to get some sleep.
00:43:17I got to get some sleep.
00:43:18He's been like that for a couple of hours now.
00:43:24I think he might sleep through the night.
00:43:37I think you might sleep through the night.
00:43:44Good night.
00:44:07Good night.
00:44:37I wonder how much you're going to remember when the fog clears.
00:44:56Maybe you're not loony after all.
00:44:59Maybe you're smarter than the rest of us.
00:45:01Maybe you're laughing at us right now.
00:45:03Do you remember the tent, Johnny?
00:45:08The knife.
00:45:09The knife.
00:45:10Who gave you that knife, Johnny?
00:45:13Don't worry.
00:45:16Because you ain't getting back.
00:45:18The first chance I get.
00:45:21American bullet.
00:45:23German bullet.
00:45:25Who knows?
00:45:27But you ain't getting back.
00:45:30I got a knife.
00:45:31I got a knife.
00:45:33And I got a knife.
00:45:34The knife.
00:45:35All right.
00:45:36Oh, my God.
00:46:06Oh, my God.
00:46:36Oh, my God.
00:46:38Everybody shouldn't stop.
00:46:40What's the penalty for sleeping on guard during war, Rance?
00:46:45Take it away.
00:46:48Tie people like you up, not Johnny.
00:46:50Keep your sick minds from infecting those that don't know any better.
00:46:54You sound like a Greenwich Village poet again.
00:46:56I can't think of any poems now.
00:46:58I'm back on the streets of Chicago.
00:47:01Everybody's excited because there's a rumor of a block fight.
00:47:05Then the leader of one group
00:47:07stands in front of the leader of the other group
00:47:09and shouts dirty remarks about the guy's mother or sister.
00:47:14It's basic, Rance.
00:47:14Your mother's got the ugly face of a bulldog just like you.
00:47:18I'll break your cardboard rips.
00:47:21Oh, my God.
00:47:43Oh.
00:47:43Ah!
00:48:13Ah, ah!
00:48:15I got it!
00:48:29Ah, ah!
00:48:31Ah!
00:48:36Ah!
00:48:43you're remembering johnny what do you remember
00:49:08anything wrong
00:49:10anything wrong
00:49:12johnny got away again he's another horse green he almost killed us prof you all right
00:49:21all right you're not the back way well come on let's go after him you go you still got something
00:49:26to look for i've had it to take my advice kit you'll let him go he's all right for himself
00:49:32so far we'll all be dead and he'll wind up president of general motor all right i'll
00:49:36go after him myself wait wait the sun's be up in a minute wait till then i'm not waiting
00:49:41kill it's not that i don't want to find johnny it's just that the odds are too far against
00:49:46it yeah and you've had it
00:49:48wait till the sun comes up and we'll start back now you're talking
00:49:57so still now
00:50:12wonder what significance this place has
00:50:15no spotlight on it
00:50:18no particular star overhead
00:50:21no particular star overhead
00:50:22no particular star overhead
00:50:23no particular star overhead
00:50:24no particular star overhead
00:50:25no particular star overhead
00:50:26no particular star overhead
00:50:27no particular star overhead
00:50:28no particular star overhead
00:50:29no particular star overhead
00:50:30no particular star overhead
00:50:31no particular star overhead
00:50:32no particular star overhead
00:50:33no particular star overhead
00:50:34no particular star overhead
00:50:35no particular star overhead
00:50:36no particular star overhead
00:50:37no particular star overhead
00:50:38no particular star overhead
00:50:39no particular star overhead
00:50:40no particular star overhead
00:50:41no particular star overhead
00:50:42no particular star overhead
00:50:43no particular star overhead
00:50:44no particular star overhead
00:50:45no particular star overhead
00:50:46no particular star overhead
00:50:47no particular star overhead
00:50:48no particular star overhead
00:50:49Let's go.
00:51:19Let's go.
00:51:49Let's go.
00:52:19Let's go.
00:52:49Let's go.
00:53:19Let's go.
00:53:49Let's go.
00:53:51Maria.
00:53:53Let's go.
00:53:55Let's go.
00:54:25Let's go.
00:54:55Let's go.
00:54:57Let's go.
00:54:59Let's go.
00:55:01Let's go.
00:55:03Let's go.
00:55:07Let's go.
00:55:09Let's go.
00:55:13Let's go.
00:55:15Let's go.
00:55:17Let's go.
00:55:19Let's go.
00:55:21Let's go.
00:55:23Let's go.
00:55:27Let's go.
00:55:29Let's go.
00:55:31Let's go.
00:55:33Let's go.
00:55:35Hatsi! Hatsi!
00:56:05Hatsi!
00:56:35Hatsi!
00:57:05Hatsi!
00:57:29Hey!
00:57:30Hatsi!
00:58:00Hatsi!
00:58:07Hatsi!
00:58:14Hatsi!
00:58:17Hatsi!
00:58:21Hatsi!
00:58:24Hatsi!
00:58:28Hatsi!
00:58:31Hatsi!
00:58:35Hatsi!
00:58:38Hatsi!
00:58:42Hatsi!
00:58:45Hatsi!
00:58:49Hatsi!
00:58:52Hatsi!
00:58:56Hatsi!
00:59:05Hatsi!
00:59:06Hatsi!
00:59:18Hatsi!
00:59:19Hatsi!
00:59:22Hatsi!
00:59:25Hatsi!
00:59:26I don't know what this place was when it wasn't used for war.
00:59:34Maybe it was a writing academy.
00:59:37Who cares?
00:59:39Somebody had to own it.
00:59:56Come on!
01:00:26There was only a kid that shot you.
01:00:38I got him.
01:00:40Did you?
01:00:42Did you hit the boy?
01:00:44Yeah.
01:00:45Isn't that a wonderful thing?
01:00:56I don't know.
01:02:26Bestia, assassino. Non toccare i fiori. Vengano da Dio.
01:02:56Non toccare i fiori. Vengano da Dio.
01:03:26I must be cracking.
01:03:51No. Not me. Not me.
01:03:56I must be here.
01:04:03I must be here.
01:04:10I must be here.
01:04:17I must be here.
01:04:24I must be here.
01:04:31I must be here.
01:04:38I must be here.
01:04:45I must be here.
01:04:52I must be here.
01:04:59I must be here.
01:05:06I must be here.
01:05:07I must be here.
01:05:13I must be here.
01:05:14I must be here.
01:05:20I must be here.
01:05:21I must be here.
01:05:22I must be here.
01:05:23I must be here.
01:05:24I must be here.
01:05:25I must be here.
01:05:26I must be here.
01:05:27I must be here.
01:05:28I must be here.
01:05:29I must be here.
01:05:30I must be here.
01:05:31I must be here.
01:05:32I must be here.
01:05:39I must be here.
01:05:39I must be here.
01:05:40Brooklyn what the hell goes here American swing you speak good English
01:05:48how come because I was born in America knock it off I was I was born in
01:05:56Pennsylvania my father brought us here after my mother died just before the war
01:06:00started where's your father now you said you were living here with your uncle come
01:06:05on now level with me my father is dead the Germans took him away for questioning
01:06:13because he was an American he never came back you know what I don't think you are
01:06:24an American where's the chocolate bars and gum hmm and you look so mean you look
01:06:31scared maybe I got a right to be ha so you've seen some battle action hmm
01:06:37you've seen your buddies blown into little pieces you've been away from home a long
01:06:41time so that gives you the right to go around hating everyone and everything
01:06:47poor little soldier listen Kilroy see that pile of rubble over there that was once a
01:06:56beautiful villa or your flyers started choosing it for target practice every
01:07:01day okay so now we live in this rundown place and I don't like it but war can be
01:07:10held for others to you I'll be a son of a who would ever dreamed I'd have found an
01:07:16American girl in the backwoods of Italy don't tell me you've never seen these
01:07:22before not in a long time now you sound more like an American I don't get any
01:07:29bright ideas hmm you wouldn't be so hard to take you're not too bad to look at
01:07:35what's your name Rance Rance that's a funny name listen give me a minute to get
01:07:45dressed and I'll make you something to eat huh how'd you like a hamburger you're
01:07:49kidding no I'm not only I'll have to use lamb it'll be a lamb burger okay okay
01:08:05how about some music do you like that I used to
01:08:19you have a girl back home
01:08:32I used to couldn't wait this one's my favorite it's um kind of does things to
01:08:44me if you know what I mean you're telling me or asking
01:09:02what is it Tim a soldier's at the house with Gina
01:09:32no no uncle Joe he's a friend he's an American American French American what's the difference
01:09:54they all come to destroy the whole same
01:09:58no uncle Joe he's different he's a friend in war all soldiers is the same
01:10:05they come to destroy to take to rape to kill
01:10:09because I'm sorry I'm sorry to kill this one's my favorite
01:11:01All right, all right, all right. Get up. There's enough killing already. Go.
01:11:24You're right about war doing strange things to us. No one knows that better than I do now.
01:11:33I just hope there's time enough to do the right thing.
01:11:54I just hope there's time enough to do the right thing.
01:12:24I just hope there's time enough to do the right thing.
01:12:54I'm sorry.
01:13:04I'm sorry.
01:13:36Stay cool.
01:13:38Silenzio, eh?
01:13:40I'm sorry.
01:13:42I'm sorry.
01:13:44I'm sorry.
01:13:46I'm sorry.
01:13:48I'm sorry.
01:13:50I'm sorry.
01:13:52I'm sorry.
01:13:54I'm sorry.
01:13:56I'm sorry.
01:13:57I'm sorry.
01:13:58I'm sorry.
01:13:59I'm sorry.
01:14:00I'm sorry.
01:14:01I'm sorry.
01:14:02I'm sorry.
01:14:03I'm sorry.
01:14:04I'm sorry.
01:14:05I'm sorry.
01:14:06I'm sorry.
01:14:07I'm sorry.
01:14:08I'm sorry.
01:14:09I'm sorry.
01:14:10I don't feel good today, but I don't have money.
01:14:20I don't know where I live, but I work for you today.
01:14:24No, not today.
01:14:26I don't have money.
01:14:40Johnny! Johnny, it's me, Gil!
01:15:04Gil! Gil, stay down!
01:15:08I'll take care of everything, Johnny!
01:15:14He's gone.
01:15:16Johnny! I'm coming in! Cover me!
01:15:20No, Gil! Listen to me now! Listen to me!
01:15:23Because I've got...
01:15:38I told you to stay out. There now you're useless. Can't even hold a rifle.
01:15:53Johnny, you're okay. Everything's gonna be all right now, kid. I've been looking for you all.
01:15:58Just give me your ammo.
01:16:02Hey, you got something pretty nice here, huh?
01:16:04Her name's Maria. Let's just hope there are only two of them out there.
01:16:07What are you gonna do now, John?
01:16:10You stay here.
01:16:12John, don't give her the rifle. Who knows whose side she's on?
01:16:16If the Germans come in here, it won't make any difference.
01:16:46There's another German over there.
01:17:16You stay here!
01:17:18He's never there.
01:17:19When he comes out...
01:17:20He's never there.
01:17:22You do.
01:17:23He's never there.
01:17:24He has to do the best.
01:17:25Oh, my God.
01:17:26He's never there.
01:17:27He's never there.
01:17:28That's what he is.
01:17:29I hate you.
01:17:30I hate you.
01:17:32I hate you.
01:17:33He's never there.
01:21:04The Allies were bogged down in southern Italy all through the next winter, but I spent most of that time in a hospital. Johnny finally got a nice long rest.
01:21:13We both got a chance to tour northern Italy in 1944. We saw some more action, but nothing to compare with those routine patrols. As old Prof Wrigley might have put it, when a man's in real danger, well, real danger will bring out the best in some guys and the worst in others. I guess it all depends on the guy.
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