Escape to Athena Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1979
- 125 min
- 119 Views
Now, look, er... You forget I said that.
Achtung, Gefreiter Mller,
das Licht in Baracke B ausschalten.
- Who is it?
- Otto Hecht.
- Do I know you?
- I am the commandant.
Sorry.
I have a tough time with names
Well, my dear Miss Delmar,
I see you adapt quickly
to new situations.
Everything in its proper place.
Oh, I always like to make things homey...
...travelling a lot, the way we do.
We?
You and Charlie?
No, no. We. We in show business.
Charlie and I just met
on this aquacade gig.
Aquacade? That is an American
word I am not knowing.
It's, er... It's sort of like
Only it gives the farmers a chance
to see a lot of floating b*obs.
B*obs?
Would you like to sit down?
Thank you.
- Please.
- Oh, no, go ahead.
- Why don't we, er, drink to something?
- All right.
Like, er...
Like peace for the world.
- Prost.
- Cheers.
Say, what's gonna happen to us?
To you... nothing.
I'm not so sure about
your Jewish friend.
How do you know he's Jewish?
In the Third Reich, they assume
everyone is Jewish...
...unless proven otherwise.
You have, erm... nice thighs.
Thanks.
I would like to, er...
So what's stopping you?
I anticipate that you might.
I may look dumb, but I'm not stupid.
Something wrong?
You are not responding.
Honey, you said you wanted to...
...I didn't say I did.
Well, I, er... do think
that under the circumstances...
...you might cultivate a... little warmth.
Good night.
Aren't you going to take your wine back?
That would not be
the act of a gentleman.
And blackmail is, huh?
Only if it succeeds.
Good night.
- Where's the tunnel, Professor?
- What?
Come on, someone's always digging
a tunnel for escape.
- Not here.
- That's a relief.
It's not such a terrible spot
to sit out the war.
No, and our Austrian commandant
feels the same way.
- What is it?
- That's about 200 BC,
it's a miniature of some household god.
Probably off a lady's bedside table.
How do you know that?
I come from a long line
of archaeologists.
You see, when the sun never set
on the Empire, we looted with impunity.
Treasure from Egypt, porcelain
from Peking, golden masks from Persia.
- Isn't that Hecht's racket?
- Oh, our commandant?
He used to be a dishonest
art dealer in Vienna...
...so he has to be more careful.
The ordinary finds do go to Berlin...
...but anything of real value
goes to his sister in Switzerland.
What else?
This looks like one you found yesterday.
Ha, yes, how clever of you.
They were made in sets of two,
husband and wife.
How come everything
is under the camp?
This was one beautiful
temple of Neptune...
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