To Be or Not to Be
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1:11:05
- How are you gonna do it?
- I don't know.

1:11:07
Let me think. Let me think!
1:11:11
- Siletski! I can play him again.
- Good.

1:11:15
Where did I put that beard?
1:11:19
Get that out of the way.
1:11:23
Hurry up, we're late.
1:11:34
- Mrs. Bronski.
- Ah, Mrs. Bronski, Mrs. Bronski.

1:11:38
- We're all here.
- So happy you could come.

1:11:41
I am Colonel Erhardt.
1:11:43
Won't you sit down?
1:11:45
Forgive me for calling you
on short notice.

1:11:48
I'm taking advantage of the fact that
we have a mutual friend. Siletski.

1:11:54
In that case I'm puzzled,
Colonel Erhardt.

1:11:57
- Why am I under arrest?
- Arrest?

1:12:00
Get out.
1:12:02
No, I brought you here because
I have some wonderful news for you.

1:12:07
Tonight, you and your theatre company
will perform for the Führer.

1:12:12
He's paying a surprise visit to Warsaw.
1:12:16
What a great honor.
We really don't deserve it.

1:12:19
- Besides, we can't do it.
- You can't?

1:12:22
No. Our theatre's been closed.
It's boarded up.

1:12:25
Who closed it?
1:12:27
The Gestapo.
1:12:31
Excuse me.
1:12:33
Schultz!
1:12:41
What idiot gave the order to close
the Bronski Theatre?

1:12:45
You did, sir.
1:12:51
Open it up immediately.
1:12:53
And stop blaming everything
that goes wrong on me!

1:12:57
But, colonel, I was only obeying...
All I was doing... Heil Hitler.


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