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The Passage

During World War II, a Basque shepherd is approached by the underground, who wants him to lead a scientist and his family across the Pyrenees while being pursued by a sadistic German.

Director

J. Lee Thompson

Year

Genre

action, drama, war

Box Office

$1,101,186

Production

Hemdale,Passage Films,Monday Films

Awards

N/A

The Basque

Prof. John Bergson

Capt. Von Berkow

Malcolm McDowell

Ariel Bergson

Leah Bergson

The Gypsy

Christopher Lee

Paul Bergson

Gypsy Son

Perea

Marcel Bozzuffi

Alain Renoudot

Michael Lonsdale

Guide

Lt. Reinke

Major

Madame Alba

German Soldier

German Major

Frederick Jaeger

Second German Sentry

Terence Maidment

First German Sentry

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Your papers? - The Passage

Why are you here? - The Passage

Why are you here?

Wait here. - The Passage

- Professor Bergson?
- Yes. - The Passage

- Professor Bergson? - Yes.

I'm looking for a man. - The Passage

I'm looking for a man.

It wasn't the deal, but,
give them a chance. - The Passage

It wasn't the deal, but, give them a chance.

The SS are here. - The Passage

The SS are here.

- I don't want them to catch you. - The Passage

- I don't want them to catch you.

Come on, kids. - The Passage

You, stop! - The Passage

She can't even climb steps, how
can she climb a mountain? - The Passage

She can't even climb steps, how can she climb a mountai...

- Out! - The Passage

Whatever happens,
they have to make it through. - The Passage

Whatever happens, they have to make it through.

I'm risking my life for you. - The Passage

I'm risking my life for you.

You're not a baker, are you? - The Passage

You're not a baker, are you?

Well, we're all human.
Are we not? - The Passage

Well, we're all human. Are we not?

Should we start again? - The Passage

Should we start again?

You're an intelligent man! - The Passage

You're an intelligent man!

It's painful, isn't it? - The Passage

It's painful, isn't it?

Now that we are on
the same side... - The Passage

Now that we are on the same side...

Ariel, you want some? - The Passage

Ariel, you want some?

Papers! - The Passage

Your name is Courtness? - The Passage

Your name is Courtness?

I think you better come
with me, Monsieur. - The Passage

I think you better come with me, Monsieur.

Paul? - The Passage

This is all your fault! - The Passage

This is all your fault!

Heavenly food. "Goulash."
Fit for a king. - The Passage

Heavenly food. "Goulash." Fit for a king.

More salt! Here we are.
Yes, definitely. More salt. - The Passage

More salt! Here we are. Yes, definitely. More salt.

By the way, this Basque guide
you talked about. - The Passage

By the way, this Basque guide you talked about.

The final touch. - The Passage

The final touch.

Ah, yes!
Of course! - The Passage

Ah, yes! Of course!

Everybody told you to leave. - The Passage

Everybody told you to leave.

You think I'm wrong, don't you?
Well, I'm not. - The Passage

You think I'm wrong, don't you? Well, I'm not...

He saved you. - The Passage

It is not only the Jews who
are killed by the Germans. - The Passage

It is not only the Jews who are killed by the Germans.

Halt! - The Passage

Who is the leader? - The Passage

Who is the leader?

Who's that man over there? - The Passage

Who's that man over there?

Who are you? - The Passage

There's someone in here. - The Passage

There's someone in here.

Old man, come out!
Out! - The Passage

Old man, come out! Out!

What's your name? - The Passage

What's your name?

First, the shower. - The Passage

First, the shower.

I have the feeling that
you're unhappy with me. - The Passage

I have the feeling that you're unhappy with me.

And the Normans and French... - The Passage

And the Normans and French...

So, why should they
be unhappy with us... - The Passage

So, why should they be unhappy with us...

Petra. - The Passage

Have you seen this before? - The Passage

Have you seen this before?

This distinguished genteman,
you've never seen him before? - The Passage

This distinguished genteman, you've never seen him befo...

Where are they? - The Passage

Where are they?

Leah... - The Passage

Aren't you afraid to die? - The Passage

Aren't you afraid to die?

Where is the Bergson family? - The Passage

Where is the Bergson family?

You will tell him nothing! - The Passage

You will tell him nothing!

I'm sorry I'm going so fast.
But, we must! - The Passage

I'm sorry I'm going so fast. But, we must!

Now, you said
you'd let my father go? - The Passage

Now, you said you'd let my father go?

What a good guide you are. - The Passage

What a good guide you are.

What makes you so sure that
they come this way? - The Passage

What makes you so sure that they come this way?

My wife is tired.
Very tired. - The Passage

My wife is tired. Very tired.

I estimate they are two, unfortunately,
three hours ahead of us. - The Passage

I estimate they are two, unfortunately, three hours ahead of...

I never trusted you Frenchmen. - The Passage

I never trusted you Frenchmen.

We'll stop here for an hour.
Then we have to move on. - The Passage

We'll stop here for an hour. Then we have to move on.

Just a few more steps,
then you can rest. - The Passage

Just a few more steps, then you can rest.

We have to leave. - The Passage

We have to leave.

The Germans will be here
in one or two hours. - The Passage

The Germans will be here in one or two hours.

Hey! - The Passage

Alright, gentlemen. - The Passage

Alright, gentlemen.

Give me your pistol, Captain. - The Passage

Give me your pistol, Captain.

" I'm sorry, my Fuhrer,
I was not aware of," - The Passage

" I'm sorry, my Fuhrer, I was not aware of,"

Okay. - The Passage

Sieg Heil. - The Passage

Sieg Heil! - The Passage

The German? - The Passage

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During World War II, a Basque shepherd is approached by the underground, who wants him to lead a scientist and his family across the Pyrenees while being pursued by a sadistic German.

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Director: J. Lee Thompson

Writer: Bruce Nicolaysen, Stephen Oliver

Production: Hemdale,Passage Films,Monday Films

Genre: action, drama, war

Year: 1979

MetaScore: 25/100

ImdbRating: 6.0

BoxOffice: $1,101,186

Released: 11 May 1979

Awards: N/A

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