Stalag 17 (1953) Quotes with Sound Clips - page 41

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Sound clips of the best quotes from the 1953 movie Stalag 17.

Actors: William Holden (J.J. Sefton), Don Taylor (James Dunbar), Otto Preminger (Colonel von Scherbach)

3 more actors, Robert Strauss (Stanislas Animal Kuzawa), Harvey Lembeck (Harry Shapiro), Peter Graves (Frank Price)

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401 I grease the Kraut guards. I give them 10 percent of the take. -And maybe a little something else. -A little something what? -Maybe a little information.
402 I guess it's about time I told you a few more things about that Sefton guy.
403 I hate this life.
404 I hope they hit the Danube before dawn. -They got a good chance.
405 I hope you appreciate this moment, lieutenant. You see, I am a cavalry man. All the von Scherbachs were cavalry men. Well, you know what happened to the cavalry.
406 I just drifted into the men's room, fixed myself up a little time bomb, broke open the window and when the ammunition train started pulling out, I just tossed the thing into an open car. I guess there must have been some straw in there on the floor.
407 I just wanna go to sleep.
408 I just want to know what makes them Krauts so smart. -Maybe they do it with radar. Maybe they got a mike hidden somewhere. -Yeah. Right up Joey's ocarina.
409 I just want to sleep. I haven't slept in three days.
410 I just want to talk with them.

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