Where Eagles Dare

-Jock, save me some coffee.

-It'll be cold by then.

They say that's an advantage.

You can't taste cold coffee.

[GUN CLlCKS]

WOMAN:

Halt.

Turn around.

You took your time getting here,

didn't you?

Things to attend to.

-You enjoy your trip?

-Lovely.

I nearly froze to death

in that damn plane.

Why couldn't you have suppIied some hot

water bottles or an eIectrically heated suit?

-I thought you loved me.

-I can't help what you think.

You managed to bring your gear.

Is that all the greeting I'm going to get?

I'm afraid so, for the time being.

My radio operator was kilIed in the drop.

What happened?

Something struck him

in the back ofthe neck.

Either the haft of a knife

or the butt of a gun.

The skin was unbroken,

but badly discolored.

It means someone

broke his neck afterwards...

...to make it look like an accident.

Now listen, l'm taking the group at dawn

over the ridge into the next valley.

We'll stop in the woods until about 7.

Now, don't stumble into us.

As soon as it's dark,

we'lI move into the village ofWerfen.

In the village, there's a gasthaus

calIed Zum Wilden Hirsch.

Behind it and to the right,

there's a woodshed.

I'll meet you there

at exactly 8:
00 tomorrow night.

-And after that, what?

-I'lI let you know when the time comes.

Ah.

-I see you've come fully prepared.

-Never mind about that.

How do you know about all these things,

Zum Wilden Hirsch and the shed?

I'm entitled to know.

You're entitIed to know nothing.

We've worked together for three years.

I'm a professional.

So am I.

If l were the marrying kind, which I'm--

-I thought you were in a hurry.

-So I am.

Aren't you?

SCHAFFER:

What kept you?

Well, I was very Iucky.

I ran into this fabulous blond.

She was lying on a snowdrift.

Does she have a friend?

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