The Road to Glory Page #3

Synopsis: In 1916, somewhere in the front in France in World War I, the 5th Company in the 2nd Battalion of the 39th Regiment created by Napoleon Bonaparte and leaded by the tough Captain Paul La Roche receives among the replacements, Lieutenant Michel Denet and private Moran. When Lt. Denet meets the nurse Monique La Coste, who is Capt. La Roche's mistress but he doe not know, they fall in love for each other. When Capt. La Roche sees the old Pvt. Moran in his inspection, he identifies his father using a fake identity. Meanwhile, the 39th Regiment receives order to go to the trenches, attack the German lines and install a telephone in the front to guide the artillery.
Genre: Drama, War
Director(s): Howard Hawks
Production: 20th Century Fox
 
IMDB:
7.0
Year:
1936
103 min
66 Views


from that record.

At midnight we move

up to the front.

Dismiss!

Yes, sir.

Company at ease...

...dismissed!

Will you shut up?

I'm sorry, I forgot.

If you've got to whistle,

give us the other tune.

Taking over.

I can't say I'm sorry.

- Anything new?

No, it feels like they're

getting ready.

Two raiding parties out already

tonight, after prisoners.

A bad break in the wire after...

- Wait, wait.

One of your men?

- Yes.

How long's he out?

- Since last night.

Why don't you bring him in?

Look over here.

Those bodies out there are

the men we sent after him.

They couldn't raise that gun

and put him out of his misery.

I'll be out of mine anyway.

I won't have to listen to him.

Good luck.

But I don't care! They let him

hang and suffer and suffer!

Tomorrow it may be any of us.

It may be me!

Tenshun!

As you were.

Lieutenant...

...what about that man?

I can't sleep.

- Shut up.

I prefer to die before hearing that.

- Wait a minute.

Two men can get him out.

You and who else?

I'll go.

And you want to go?

My brother died that way last

year in front of Souchez.

We listened to him two days

before a barrage came.

All right, come along...

...both of you.

Good luck.

Here.

But all I owe you is eight francs.

I'll expect the rest, later.

I'll be here.

- All right.

Over you go.

Stand to and cover these men.

Who is he?

- Denet sent after...

...that man on the wire.

- Fools.

Don't do that, sir.

Are you hit?

- I'm not, he is, in the leg.

I don't have to listen

to him any more.

Take him to the rear.

Lend a hand here.

You're a brave man, Denet...

...but you're a fool.

Take over...

...I'm going to the dugout.

Yes, sir.

Jacques...

...watch on here.

How many more days?

Five more.

Then we can get out.

In ten days you'll be getting ready

to get back up here again.

Sorry.

Can't you give us the other

one once in a while?

My mistake was by buying

the music box...

...that didn't have but

two tunes in it.

What did you buy that dumb

thing for anyhow?

It was very cheap.

You know what to do with that box?

- What?

Take a hand grenade...

...pull the pin, drop

it inside and run.

But it isn't paid yet for.

- Go on. Go to sleep.

Time for relief, Dupres.

- All right.

Rousseau.

- Yes.

Clement.

- Yes.

Lights out, everybody.

This place sure needs some perfume.

It seems to me we've got too

much perfume here already.

Yeah, but not the right king.

- Shut up.

Sergeant, come here, quick.

- What is it?

Down here, listen.

Do you hear it?

- Quiet.

What is it?

It's a mine, they're digging

right down below us.

They'll blow us all to pieces.

- Shut up!

Shut up!

Go and get the captain, quick.

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Joel Sayre

Joel Sayre (December 13, 1900 – September 9, 1979) was an American novelist, war reporter, and screenwriter born in Marion, Indiana. He was the chief screenwriter for the 1939 film Gunga Din. He died on the September 9, 1979 of heart failure. His daughter was the film critic and essayist, Nora Sayre. more…

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