:08:12
Now, a little more gravel
under that wheel. That's it.
:08:15
Bring the pole over here. That's it.
Now, give me some of those branches.
:08:19
- Uh, may I make a suggestion?
- Mr. Pendleton, please.!
:08:22
Mr. Bronson happens to be our expert
in tractors and farm machinery.
:08:26
If he can't get us
out of here, no one can.
:08:29
Thank you for that
vote of confidence.
:08:31
All ready, Sergeant.
Now, everybody, get behind and push!
:08:35
Push.! Push.!
:08:42
Well, I think we finally
struck firm ground.
:08:46
I think you've struck oil.
But you can have my share.
:08:49
Uh, do you mind if I go
up the road a piece...
:08:52
to see if I can find a farmhouse
or a telephone or something?
:08:55
Good, I knew you wouldn't. Uh, Griggs, why don't
you break out that last bottle of brandy?
:08:59
Everybody could use a drink.
Right, Mrs. Carrington?
:09:02
Well!
:09:05
I don't know what the president
could've been thinking of...
:09:07
when he appointed that man
to this commission.
:09:11
Oh!
:09:33
- Bonjour.
- Bonjour, monsieur.
:09:35
Est-ce que vous avez
un téléphone?
:09:38
Un téléphone?
Allô. Allô.
:09:42
Allô, monsieur.
:09:44
Est-ce qu'il y a
quelqu'un ici...
:09:46
- le maître ou la maîtresse?
- Oui. La maîtresse.
:09:47
- Entrez, monsieur.
- Merci.
:09:57
- Attendez, monsieur, s'il vous plaît.
- Merci.