Wait a minute, George. There's a lot of trouble up north.

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4 seconds sound clip from the Patton (1970) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 02:20:36 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- In a powerful drive to the north, British General Montgomery cuts off and bypasses the French coastal towns of Boulogne, Calais and Dunkirk, pushing on to capture the vital Belgian port of Antwerp.

- Meanwhile, the main body of Patton's army, resupplied now and rolling like a juggernaut is slashing toward the Saar.

- Nazi resistance appears to be crumbling and it seems that nothing can stop our troops from driving on into the heart of Germany.

- Sir, General Bradley on your line.

- Good, good.

- Listen, I've got a bridgehead across the Saar. I'm on my way into Germany.

- Wait a minute, George. There's a lot of trouble up north.

- Now listen, I want you to transfer 10th Armored to Middleton's Eighth Corps right away.

- Now, Brad, you can't do that.

- George, now, listen. I don't have time to argue.

- There's a lot of enemy activity up around Ardennes.

[...]

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