Too Late the Hero Page #3
- GP
- Year:
- 1970
- 145 min
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for self-inflicted wounds.
Do you hear me all right, laddie?
Yes, Sergeant.
Tosh, what's that then?
It's a bleeding Yank, isn't it?
No, Connolly, that's not a Yank.
That's Snow White.
And very pretty she is, too.
All right!
You've got bugger all to laugh about.
- You there, Hearne!
- Sir.
You're supposed to be
standing to attention!
This way, sir!
Col. Thompson will join you
in a moment, sir.
All right, attention!
Fall in!
One, two, three, four...
Good afternoon, Lieutenant.
Welcome to the New Hebrides.
Lt. J.G. Sam Lawson reporting...
as ordered.
I think we can let the Sergeant Major
deal with those.
Yes, rather an imaginative location
for a military headquarters, don't you think?
Yeah.
I sometimes wonder what kind of an artist
Gauguin woult've become...
if he'd had the misfortune
to choose this place instead of Tahiti.
Yes, I think there would have been
a certain lack of inspiration.
Mind you, I don't know
what the natives were like here...
but there are none anymore.
I'm sure he woult've found the current crop
of inhabitants singularly unappealing.
This part up here is all Japanese.
Not at all jolly.
And down here, we have our own group...
which I imagine he woult've found
only marginally more agreeable.
Now, what we really have is the remainder
consisting largely
of chaps from my regiment...
brought up to strength by
a rather bizarre variety of odds and sods...
who joined us
when we scrambled out of Singapore.
A lot of them were just as anxious to escape
the Army as they were the Japanese.
But I've no doubt
your chaps have told you about all this.
No, sir, my chaps didn't tell me anything.
Recently, though, the casualty rates
have been alarmingly high.
However, I'm afraid this little jaunt
we've organized now...
because, amongst other things...
it's going to make it necessary for us
to penetrate all the way to their main base.
Sounds great. When do you leave?
As soon as we've briefed the men.
You'll be leaving
in about half an hour or so.
I'll be leaving in half an hour?
It doesn't do to let the men
brood about these things, you know.
Come in.
I believe you sent for me, sir.
Yes, Freddie. I wanted to have a chat
with you before I talk to the men.
- How are you feeling?
- First rate.
Good. Freddie's been on the sick list
the last few days.
I'm so sorry, I don't think you have met yet.
This is Lt. Lawson
Lt. Lawson, this is Capt. Hornsby,
who'll be leading this patrol.
How do you do?
Glad you'll be coming along.
That makes one of us.
I guess this trip's unavoidable.
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