
'Pimpernel' Smith
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1941
- 120 min
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- Have you got it?
- I think so, yes, I think so.
Weber, my notebook.
- What's the matter?
- I thought I heard someone outside.
since he got that message.
- What message?
- A message I do not quite understand.
- From whom?
- That's just it, I don't know.
- But you think it's from this
mysterious rescuer, huh?
- I believe it came from him, yes.
I believe I shall be got safely away.
I wouldn't be the first, you know.
- And you'll go on with
your work somewhere else,
out of reach of the Nazis?
- Of course.
work for them, haven't you?
My business is to cure, not to kill.
Weber, you say you gave the last
injection at 4 o'clock?
- Yes.
Greatly increased resistance.
They were definitely better.
Seems to be working.
There is a man outside.
He told me to give you this note.
- Let me read it.
- Thank you.
- The mind of man is bounded
only by the universe?
What's that mean?
- I knew it.
Weber, get my hat and coat, quickly.
And bring my suitcase.
Notebook.
- Please be careful, please be careful.
- What have I to lose?
- Good luck, my friend.
In my newspaper, Freedom,
I shall tell proudly
could not be bought.
- Thank you.
But I should not advise you to.
- Oh, I am quite safe, I am a Pole.
My country is not at war.
Yet.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.
- And Weber, see that they get better.
I am ready.
- Hurry, hurry.
- I think he will be all right.
- Dr. Benckendorf?
- He has gone away.
- That car that just left, follow it.
- You are wasting your time.
- Sidimir Koslowski, isn't it?
Our time isn't entirely wasted.
You saved us a journey.
Inside.
- Get this, it's hot, another big escape,
Justin Prolov.
- Now, hold it, now hold it--
- No, no nobody knows he who he is.
- Gentlemen, please, gentlemen.
The Minister of Propaganda instructs me
to inform all foreign correspondents
that rumors of a mysterious personage
helping enemies of the
state to escape from Germany
are without foundation.
We can assure you there
have been no such escapes.
And there is no such rescuer.
Furthermore, in Nazi
Germany, no one can hope
to be saved by anybody!
- Jordan!
Jordan.
- Yes, sir?
- Jordan, you are nothing
better than a vandal.
A Goth, a spiritual
descendant of the Huns,
the desecration of beauty.
- I wouldn't know what you mean, sir.
Not without a dictionary.
- Yours is the unique privilege
fairest goddess of them all.
The one sublime woman.
But how do you treat her?
Look, man.
Look.
- Sorry, sir.
As a matter of fact, I'm very
fond of Aphrodite, very fond.
But there's so many of 'em.
- So many of 'em?
- Well, in a manner of
speaking, there are,
aren't there, sir?
- There's only one woman like this.
Look at the symmetry, look
at the grace, look at,
look at the dust, Jordan.
- Sorry, sir,
I'll go and get my feather
duster right away, sir.
- Fond of her?
- Look, girls, there's Juno.
- No, madam, not Juno.
Aphrodite Kallipygos.
- Are you sure?
- Well I ought to know, I discovered her.
- Really?
She's just come out of her bath.
And you see that towel
she's holding in her hand--
- That is not a towel,
madam, it is a heton,
a form of drapery.
- It looks like a towel.
- Very good.
It's a towel to you, it's a heton to me.
- She's the goddess of plenty--
- No, no, no, no, the goddess of love.
- Sh.
- Of lawful, wedded love.
- She's a respectable goddess, girls.
- She's practically
perfect, as you can see.
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