- Who beat you?
- Nobody beat me. We were playing pinochle. It's a rough game.

5 seconds sound clip from the Stalag 17 movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:13:53.120 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Are there any complaints? Please speak up. Don't be afraid to talk.

- That's what the Geneva convention is for: to protect the rights of prisoners of war, whether they are Americans or Germans.

- What have you got to say?

- I like it here.

- What about you?

- It's all right, considering.

- What happened to you? Were you beaten? Why don't you answer? What did you do to this man?

- They didn't do nothing.

- Who beat you?

- Nobody beat me. We were playing pinochle. It's a rough game.

- Pardon me, sir. Since you want us to speak up, there was a man removed from this barracks last night. A Lieutenant Dunbar. We'd appreciate your looking into it. That's if they haven't shot him yet.

- Why was the man arrested?

- Sabotage. He blew up a train.

- They'd have to prove that first, wouldn't they? Isn't that what the Geneva Convention says? You can't just take a man and shoot him.

- I didn't do it. I didn't do it. I didn't do it.

- Of course you did.

[...]

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