The Mouse That Roared

00:01:33 Ladies and gentlemen, the makers of this picture...

00:04:31 ...bottled an imitation of Pinot Grand Fenwick...

00:06:53 ...and by Friday, rehabilitated beyond our dreams.

00:09:00 -Time and tide. -To be or not to be.

00:11:15 I'll give them harvest.

00:16:59 Ships will be forbidden entry until it's over."

00:21:24 Why doesn't somebody come and capture us? Where is everybody?

00:24:37 -Hairpin, please. -I don't have any, Papa.

00:27:16 -Where can you go to be safe? -That's hard. Carbon 1 4, understand?

00:30:41 -How many? -Fifty or sixty.

00:33:40 Very well. But I'm hungry. I'll do the bomb before we go.

00:36:42 -What's happening here? -What's your name, soldier?

00:39:21 And as soon as we get the money, we must get some malted milk machines.

00:42:12 -Is everything all right? -Wonderful.

00:46:17 -You'll find a way. -And all over some imitation wine.

00:50:24 Listen! This bomb is stolen property. It belongs to the United States.

00:53:37 They had tin plates.

00:57:09 Now the French have offered to defend Fenwick.

00:59:38 But we won, didn't we?

01:02:58 -It was made by old barrel-makers. -Who cares? Now get out.

01:07:00 I just want to say that I'm sorry. I've thought the whole thing over...

01:09:25 Fortunately, I can pay a fine instead.

01:15:17 We expect to export it to the United States.

04:03:00 sub-section 3: decontamination.