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Gus Bennett:
[to bellhop who delivered champagne]
Is anything the matter ? Bellhop:
That tune you were whistling, sir - it's an English tune, isn't it ? Gus Bennett:
How do you know ? Bellhop:
I heard it on the radio from London last night. Gus Bennett:
Are you not aware that listening to the foreign broadcasts is forbidden ? That there is a strict penalty ? Bellhop:
Oh, I'm sorry sir. Gus Bennett:
I will not report you on this occasion but see that you are more discreet in future. Get out. [bellhop leaves] Gus Bennett:
Very awkward. Anna Bomasch:
Lucky it wasn't "Rule, Britannia." Gus Bennett:
I handled it rather neatly, I thought. Anna Bomasch:
You know, if a woman ever loved you like you love yourself, it would be one of the romances in history. Gus Bennett:
As I'm unlikely to think of an adequate reply to that, I think we ought to drink a toast. England expects that every secret service man this night shall do his duty. [opens champagne but there is no pop] Gus Bennett:
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[to bellhop who delivered champagne]
Is anything the matter ? Bellhop:
That tune you were whistling, sir - it's an English tune, isn't it ? Gus Bennett:
How do you know ? Bellhop:
I heard it on the radio from London last night. Gus Bennett:
Are you not aware that listening to the foreign broadcasts is forbidden ? That there is a strict penalty ? Bellhop:
Oh, I'm sorry sir. Gus Bennett:
I will not report you on this occasion but see that you are more discreet in future. Get out. [bellhop leaves] Gus Bennett:
Very awkward. Anna Bomasch:
Lucky it wasn't "Rule, Britannia." Gus Bennett:
I handled it rather neatly, I thought. Anna Bomasch:
You know, if a woman ever loved you like you love yourself, it would be one of the romances in history. Gus Bennett:
As I'm unlikely to think of an adequate reply to that, I think we ought to drink a toast. England expects that every secret service man this night shall do his duty. [opens champagne but there is no pop] Gus Bennett:
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Is anything the matter
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That tune you were whistling sir it is an English tune isn't it
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How do you know I heard it on the radio from London last night
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Are you not aware that listening to the foreign broadcasts is forbidden
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That there is a strict penalty Oh I'm sorry sir
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I will not report you on this occasion but see that you are more discreet in future
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Get out
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Very awkward
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Lucky it wasn't Rule Britannia
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I handled it rather neatly I thought
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If a woman ever loved you like you love yourself it would be one of the romances of history
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As I'm unlikely to think of an adequate reply to that I think we ought to drink a toast
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England expects that every secret service man this night shall do his duty
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Movie Summary
After Germany invades Czechoslovakia, the German and the British intelligence services try to capture Czech scientist Dr. Axel Bomasch (James Harcourt), inventor of a new type of armor-plating.
Actors
Gus Bennett
Anna Bomasch
