Devil's Mistress Page #3

One of which a 20-year old believes

it will last a lifetime.

We spent all our spare time together.

We belonged to each other.

The film ball at the Palasthotel am Zoo

was a big yearly event.

Gustl always looked forward to.

That ball was far more important to me

than anything happening in Germany.

You're probably going to ask me now

when I first met Hitler and Goebbels.

Everyone does.

Heil Hitler!

Heil Hitler!

Heil Hitler!

Heil Hitler!

The film's director, Mr. Lamprecht.

My Fhrer.

I recognize Venice.

That's where the play's set.

Would you like

to take a look through the camera?

An excellent idea. Nothing eludes

the Fhrer's keen eye.

We live in great times, friends.

Destiny is merciful and offers us

the opportunity to help shape this era.

A young, new Germany is emerging.

The people want films that

show them the way into our future.

We do everything we can

for the well being of the people.

"Barcarole" features the best actors and

actresses, who are loved by the people,

like Mr. Frhlich for example.

Herr Frhlich is the darling

of our German women.

I'm honored.

Mr. Frhlich, my pleasure.

Minister.

And who is the lady over there?

Allow me to introduce you

to Lda Baarov,

a Czech actress.

She plays the female lead.

You must be outstanding,

when the director chose not one of

the dozens of great German actresses,

but you, instead.

I think I understand the director.

Heil Hitler!

"L think I understand the director."

Miss Baarov!

Miss Baarov! Excuse me.

We just received

a call from the Reich Chancellery.

The Fhrer invites you to tea,

tomorrow afternoon at 5.

But... we're shooting tomorrow, Hans.

The schedule will be altered of course.

The director has already been informed.

Please excuse the interruption.

What can he possibly want?

He either wants to discuss

the burning of the Reichstag,

or he's fallen in love with you.

That'd be all I need!

I don't feel like going there.

It's not a matter of you

wanting to go or not. You have to go.

I'm certainly not one of those people

who like to hug Nazi bigwigs,

but this is an invitation

you cannot possibly refuse.

Break a leg.

L let on to Frhlich

that I didn't feel like going,

but in truth I felt very honored

The invitation meant that my star

was rising on the Berlin-cinema sky.

The Fhrer will be here presently.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon.

That's a pretty hat you're wearing.

Thank you.

Please.

It suits you when you smile.

Thank you.

Are you satisfied with your film part?

It's a wonderful part.

You could acquire German citizenship.

Thank you, but...

I'm Czech.

You will now become a German star.

It would please me,

if you became a German citizen.

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