:08:00
Hello.
:08:01
- Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon, Your Honor.
:08:04
Welcome.
:08:05
You've already met your driver, Schmidt.
:08:07
I am at your service any time you need me.
Day or night.
:08:10
Thanks.
:08:11
Let's show him around
the rest of the place. Dan?
:08:14
We're in the reception room.
:08:18
Living room.
:08:19
Study is in there.
:08:21
There are two bedrooms on this floor,
three upstairs.
:08:26
Furniture is part antique, part US Army.
:08:33
The piano's showing signs of wear and tear,
but it's a genuine Bechstein.
:08:38
Quite a view, isn't it, sir?
:08:44
Senator, I really don't need all this.
:08:46
The United States government
always does it right.
:08:49
- You know that, Dan.
- Who used to live here?
:08:51
An important Nazi general and his wife, sir.
:08:53
Let's see. Is there anything else
Judge Haywood ought to know?
:08:56
Sir, are there any questions?
:08:58
Yes.
:09:00
- You're West Point, aren't you, Captain?
- Yes, sir.
:09:02
- What's your first name?
- Harrison. Harry.
:09:05
Harry, look, I'm not West Point.
:09:07
And all this formality gets me down a little,
not to say puts me ill at ease.
:09:12
Do you think it would be
too much an infraction of the rules...
:09:15
if you were to call me Judge,
or Dan, or something?
:09:18
Okay, Judge.
:09:19
We shop at the army commissary.
:09:21
There isn't enough food at the local markets
for the Germans.
:09:24
The driver knows where it is.
:09:25
Here's a copy of the indictment of the case.
Thought you might want to look it over.
:09:29
I hope you'll be comfortable here, sir.
:09:31
Captain, I think the whole state of Maine
would be comfortable here.
:09:35
My office is next to yours
at the Palace of Justice...
:09:37
- if you need anything.
- Thank you.
:09:39
Senator?
:09:46
Do you think
I really need the three servants?
:09:49
It kind of makes me feel like a damn fool.
:09:52
It helps them out, as well as you.
You see, here they eat.
:09:57
I need three servants.