Odette Page #5
- Year:
- 1950
- 105 min
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Now, you'd better get along, send
those off.
You make me sick.
Have one of these. It'll make you
sicker.
You've done it?
Good girl, Lise. Good girl.
London's screaming for those plans.
Well, they are on the way.
Any difficulty in locating Michel?
No. He was there, on the minute.
I want you to take this up to
Arnaud.
Now?
Yes.
And see that he gets it off to Buck
at once.
I suppose you do realise that I have
not slept for two nights?
Mmm?
Well, when you've delivered that,
you'll be able to sleep your head
off.
I don't mind telling you, I've been
worried sick.
Lise.
Nice work.
Nice work.
Marseille?
HE SPEAKS GERMAN
CONVERSATION CONTINUES IN GERMAN
Unmeister?
Buckmaster!
Your English is bad.
But you are a very good secretary.
Thank you, Herr Oberst.
I am leaving tomorrow for Cannes.
Kindly order me a car.
Jawohl, Herr Oberst.
The heat's on.
They've just raided my flat
last night in Marseille.
We've got to clear out at once.
COMMANDER BARKS ORDERS
Hurry up. What about Arnaud? He'll
be here any moment.
Arnaud, mon vieux. We're on our way
out.
You go to Toulouse and work in the
Labelles' house
until I send Jacques for you. OK,
but where are you going to go?
Lise and I will catch the night
train to Annecy.
It's a charming
little spot, Annecy.
You'll love it. It's right
up in the mountains.
Mountains? But how can I transmit
through a lot of ruddy mountains?
I HATE mountains.
Bonjour, monsieur. Bonjour,
monsieur.
Bonjour, madame. Bonjour.
Deux cafes, s'il vous plait.
Jacques.
Bonjour, Lise. Bonjour, Jacques.
Jacques. Raoul.
Je presente Jean Cottet. Lise et
Raoul. Bonjour.
Enchantee. Simone Cottet. Lise et
Raoul.
Enchantee, madame. Enchantee.
Simone and Jean are wonderful.
They are good friends and they will
do anything for us.
Ah, Jules.
Jules, this is Lise. Bonjour.
Bonjour. And Raoul. Bonjour, Jules.
Jules is our courier here.
Non, merci.
Arnaud.
12 kilometres, little village called
Faverges. Good.
And a rendezvous at a house called
the Limes.
I'll take a look at it right away.
Will you get me a map of this area?
Number 74.
I will do. Where is Arnaud?
I sent him to Toulouse.
Do you want me to go for him?
You stay here.
Jacques, I'd like you to go for him.
You know the territory.
I may have to go back and report
to Buck.
Will you see Roger now, sir? Oh, yes,
will you send him in, please?
Will you come in?
Hello, Roger. Sit down. Thank you,
sir.
Now, listen, Roger. I've got an
important job for you to do.
I'm worried about the security of
our circuit in the southeast.
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