:22:03
- Father, it had to be.
- I just said...
:22:06
he's a wee man.
:22:08
- It had to be.
- As a matter of fact, I'm no with you.
:22:12
It need never have been.
:22:15
But it's my opinion,
he'll no be C.O. For very long.
:22:18
- Father, you'll not do something stupid?
- Oh, for Pete's sake, lassie.
:22:21
You expect me to hang out a flag?
:22:25
Out! Out! Out!
:22:27
And!
:22:28
Feet together.! Next exercise.!
Begin.!
:22:32
One. Up, right.
:22:34
Up left. Up right.
:22:36
Personally, I was never very keen
on the ballet.
:22:39
Up right. Up left.
:22:41
If you can't do it that way,
get down on your knees and do it.!
:22:44
- Down, up, down!
- I'd almost forgotten.
:22:46
- Ah, poor laddies, eh?
- No doubt they deserve it.
:22:49
You'll never see a woman again.
:22:51
- Who's that man?
- Jim Cameron...
:22:54
the best heavyweight we ever had
till he got a bullet in his guts in the desert.
:22:57
Someone should tell him
to put his hat on straight.
:23:02
Off! Come on! Off!
:23:05
- Pick up! Off!
- Put your leg in it.
:23:07
Pick your chin up.
:23:14
Left arm stiff, lad. Do it again!
Put some guts into it!
:23:18
Here, here.
:23:20
- Have you got a mother-in-law, soldier?
- No, sir.
:23:22
- Do you hate anyone?
- Don't think so, sir.
:23:25
What about
the regimental sergeant major?
:23:27
Sir.
:23:32
- Have you no teeth, Corporal?
- Sir!
:23:35
Then smile, laddie. Even under
king's regulations, that's allowed.
:23:46
According to the timetable,
shouldn't they have finished at 10:00?
:23:48
Dusty's mob's always 10 minutes
behind the rest of us.
:23:51
That's a tradition
goes back to Alamein, boy.
:23:54
There's Greenwich time and summertime
and army time and Dusty time.
:23:58
- You'll get used to it, Colonel.
- I don't promise that I will.