:13:01
He himself is ideal for the job.
He's experienced and extremely capable.
:13:06
Don't blush, Roy.
:13:07
And best of all, he's lucky.
Aren't you lucky?
:13:10
-If you say so, sir.
-I do, indeed.
:13:12
Napoleon said once, when somebody
was up for promotion to general...
:13:16
...''Yes, I know he's brilliant.
But is he lucky?''
:13:19
The emperor knew the value of luck.
Our Roy seems to have it.
:13:23
-Then make me a general, sir.
-Patience, my dear boy, patience.
:13:27
Now this is our Corporal Miller.
A chemistry professor in private life.
:13:31
An absolute genius
with high explosives.
:13:34
He blew up Rommel's headquarters with
no damage to the orphanage next door.
:13:39
They don't come any better. We tried
to make him an officer. He refused.
:13:43
This is '' Butcher'' Brown,
our mechanical marvel.
:13:45
He's a genius with engines,
machinery, radios, et cetera.
:13:49
And the best man
with a knife I've ever met.
:13:52
He got his training in Spain. The boys
call him the Butcher of Barcelona.
:13:58
Private Spyro Pappadimos.
:14:04
What's his particular genius?
:14:05
He's a born killer. A useful man
to have along on a job like this.
:14:10
His father happens to be our chief
resistance contact on Navarone.
:14:15
The boy went to America
to get an education.
:14:18
I'm afraid he got the wrong kind.
:14:20
Well, there's the team.
:14:22
Pirates and cutthroats,
every one of them.
:14:25
And of course, there's Lucky here.
:14:27
And the redoubtable Mr. Stavros...
:14:29
...and yourself.
:14:31
With every one of us a genius,
how can we fail?
:14:34
You can't.
:14:36
We're sending six destroyers through
the Navarone Channel next Tuesday...
:14:40
...to take the men off Kheros.
:14:41
If those guns aren't spiked by then...
:14:44
...there'll be six more ships
at the bottom of the Aegean.
:14:51
There's your car, gentlemen.