Cross of Iron Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1977
- 119 min
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be satisfied with you.
Keppler salutes and GOES.
10. EXT. BUNKER
as Triebig COMES OUT. The men are watching Keppler as he
WALKS OFF.
11. MED. SHOT SCHNURRBART AND ANSELM
SCHNURRBART:
Not a very robust type, would you
say?
ANSELM:
(the youngest of the
group)
Well, Schnurrbart, you're so excessively
masculine, it evens things up.
The CAMERA PANS to Triebig. He seems to sense what the men
are thinking. A bit disconcerted, he turns to Meyer.
TRIEBIG:
(sardonically)
Do you think we can get them to
Stand at attention when the Captain
gets here?
MEYER:
(grins)
I don't know, Lieutenant. I'll put
it up to them, man to man.
There is some half hearted laughter from the men. Steiner
is noticeably quiet.
SCHNURRBART:
I'm not getting up till they want
my Signature On the Peace Treaty.
But he gees someone approaching, and slowly he starts to
his feet.
12. STRANSKY
approaching the trench. In the b.g. the men CAN BE SEEN
reluctantly getting to their feet. Triebig snaps to attention
TRIEBIG:
(a Smart salute)
Captain.
Stransky, barely nodding to Triebig, looks over the men, no
discernible expression on his face. Finally --
STRANSKY:
Which one is Corporal Steiner?
Steiner takes a step forward, slackly comes to attention.
Stransky studies him -- disappointed.
STRANSKY:
You are Corporal Steiner?
STEINER:
(almost nonchalantly)
Yes, sir.
(pause)
I am Corporal Steiner.
STRANSKY:
I had formed a -- somewhat different
picture of you.
STEINER:
(unconcern in his
face)
I'm sorry if I disappoint the Captain.
In the b.g. several of the men permit themselves slight
smiles, which fade immediately at a glance from Triebig.
Stransky looks at Steiner again.
STRANSKY:
(loudly)
You are promoted to Senior Sergeant,
promotion to be effective at once.
He watches Steiner's face. It is as if he had spoken to
a tree. There is no surprise in Steiner's face; only a
slight flexing of his arms indicates that he has heard at
all.
STRANSKY:
You heard me, Corporal -- Sergeant
Steiner.
STEINER:
Yes, sir.
STRANSKY:
Your promotion doesn't seem to have
made much impression upon you.
STEINER:
No, sir.
There is an involuntary giggle from young Anselm. Stransky
glares and there is silence.
STRANSKY:
(to Lieutenants Meyer
and Triebig)
Come in -- you, too, Sergeant.
He starts down the steps to his bunker, Meyer, Triebig
and Steiner following.
13. OMITTED
14. INT. STRANSKY'S BUNKER STRANSKY
is seated behind a table. Steiner, Meyer and Triebig,
slightly to the side of him, stand facing Stransky, who
has taken out an elaborate cigarette case. He extends
it to Meyer who takes a cigarette.
MEYER:
Thank you, Captain.
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