To Be or Not to Be

00:00:59 Lubinski, Kubinski...

00:04:15 Mr. Greenberg, I hired you as an actor, not as a writer. Understand?

00:07:27 Shakespeare must have thought of me when he wrote this. It's me.

00:10:50 He's dying to see me, even if it's just for a minute.

00:14:26 Lieutenant, this is the first time I've ever met a man...

00:18:28 I'm sure he'll realize the situation. So will Mr. Dobosh.

00:23:20 The battle was on. "V. "

00:27:14 Now what did you want to see me about, Lieutenant?

00:29:44 Sztaluga will then inform the underground.

00:38:56 Naturally, in the theater it's important that you choose the right part.

00:43:36 I'm glad at that. Who are you? How did you get here?

00:46:15 I ordered a buffet. We don't want to be interrupted by orderlies.

00:52:11 He's Goring's brother-in-law.

00:55:46 -I'm running out of dialogue. -We got it.

00:58:51 So they call me "Concentration Camp" Ehrhardt.

01:04:26 I just asked Mrs. Tura here to deliver a message.

01:07:43 Tell me, is Berchtesgaden really as beautiful as they say it is?

01:10:53 You shot Revanski like that.

01:13:59 for him tonight. A performance by the soldiers.

01:17:30 I think we should have a good talk before you leave.

01:22:02 but this Schultz.... And, Professor, if you see the Fuhrer--

01:25:29 -I'll pick you up about 9:00. -Oh, darling. Goodbye.

01:32:26 -attracted to Professor Siletsky. -You never can tell about those things.

01:38:16 English