The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel

00:00:22 At eleven o'clock, on a November night

00:10:14 - Rank? - Lieutenant colonel.

00:13:09 I set out to discover what actually had happened to him.

00:16:51 Get me a stool, will you?

00:21:34 - Müller's in a bad way. - How bad?

00:24:04 If we take them out now, they can fight again tomorrow. But this? This is sheer madness.

00:27:28 Nor must I think it couldn't happen to me.

00:29:41 No, no. That's just his wild way of talking. You mustn't pay any attention to that.

00:35:52 I'm afraid I haven't quite completed my report yet, but...

00:38:33 On the contrary. I bestow my blessings on your courage and optimism.

00:41:55 If this is politics, Strolin, I don't want to hear it.

00:44:17 I wish you'd think about that, too, sometime. Not the blood on his mouth

00:46:34 I won't stir from this room until the truth has passed between us.

00:49:05 But never mind now. When the time comes, something'll tell you.

00:55:03 But give me a free hand for a few months and I'd make them pay for it.

00:58:01 But this is dreadful. How can I give such news to the Führer?

01:02:13 But in the opinion of everyone concerned, there's no more time to be lost.

01:04:56 Then why not the embarkation ports? Plymouth, Southampton, Portsmouth?

01:09:10 He handles his panzers like a cavalry officer.

01:12:52 - Perfectly. - He'll have full information and instructions.

01:17:44 You may inform the Führer that I look forward to answering these charges in court.

01:20:23 - I have a choice? - In a sense, yes.

01:23:39 No. There's nothing that can be done. They've thought of everything.

01:27:07 Yes, and even El Alamein.