Anyone for any more? No, thank you. It's nearly twelve. We've got to be at the depot at...
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Cpl. Ted Horsfall: [offering beer] Anyone for any more?
Di Evans: No, thank you.
Pvt. Don Evans: [looks at clock] It's nearly twelve. We've got to be at the depot at seven.
[motions to his wife]
Pvt. Don Evans: Come on home.
Flo Horsfall: We'll have them both back before you can turn around. The war will be over by Christmas.
Cpl. Ted Horsfall: The war will be over by Christmas. Where have I heard *that* before?
Pvt. Don Evans: [indicates sign for their construction business] It's a shame we've got to close the business, Ted.
Cpl. Ted Horsfall: Why, it's this habit we've gotten into; fighting the same war every twenty years.
Flo Horsfall: Nasty habit too
Di Evans: No, thank you.
Pvt. Don Evans: [looks at clock] It's nearly twelve. We've got to be at the depot at seven.
[motions to his wife]
Pvt. Don Evans: Come on home.
Flo Horsfall: We'll have them both back before you can turn around. The war will be over by Christmas.
Cpl. Ted Horsfall: The war will be over by Christmas. Where have I heard *that* before?
Pvt. Don Evans: [indicates sign for their construction business] It's a shame we've got to close the business, Ted.
Cpl. Ted Horsfall: Why, it's this habit we've gotten into; fighting the same war every twenty years.
Flo Horsfall: Nasty habit too
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It's a shame we got to close the business
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Why it's just habit we've got into
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fighting the same war every 20 years
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Nasty habit too
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Movie Summary
In 1940, a concentration camp escapee assumes the identity of a dead British officer, only to become a prisoner of war.
