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Passage to Marseille

"N" for Norman.Take off. Good hunting

"N" for Norman.
Take off. Good hunting

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"N" for Norman. Take off. Good hunting.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
47
Timestamp in Movie
00:14:39
Uploaded
Feb 01, 2025
Genres
adventure, drama, romance
Production
Warner Bros. Pictures

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Movie Summary

Five patriotic convicts are helped to escape imprisonment in Devil's Island so they can fight for occupied Free French forces against the Nazis.
There. Now we can breathe easy for a few hours, - Passage to Marseille 00:19
There. Now we can breathe easy for a few hours,
The British will fight - Passage to Marseille 00:06
The British will fight
Ahoy! The bridge! - Passage to Marseille 00:10
Ahoy! The bridge!
What do you see? - Passage to Marseille 00:19
What do you see?
Well? - Passage to Marseille 00:23
Well?
Steady. - Passage to Marseille 00:10
Steady.
Lower away. - Passage to Marseille 00:11
Lower away.
Good evening. - Passage to Marseille 00:06
Good evening.
Haven't you been taught to stand in the presence of officials - Passage to Marseille 00:05
Haven't you been taught to stand in the presence of...
Have everything you need here? - Passage to Marseille 00:09
Have everything you need here?
Well, commandant, I'm afraid they spoiled your evening. - Passage to Marseille 00:20
Well, commandant, I'm afraid they spoiled your evening.
Good evening. - Passage to Marseille 00:29
Good evening.
Any day that takes us closer to France is a fine day - Passage to Marseille 00:04
Any day that takes us closer to France is a fine day
Sit down. - Passage to Marseille 00:06
Sit down.
Here you might have found petit laboring to build a road. - Passage to Marseille 00:06
Here you might have found petit laboring to build a road.
I said I wish I was in France - Passage to Marseille 00:06
I said I wish I was in France
Jean, please get out! - Passage to Marseille 00:12
Jean, please get out!
How is Phillipe these days? - Passage to Marseille 00:24
How is Phillipe these days?
I guess I can still bend my knees. - Passage to Marseille 00:08
I guess I can still bend my knees.
To us. - Passage to Marseille 00:06
To us.