Dialogue with the guy on the train
When she meets Oswald there's an american soldier at the train. He says he wants to *beep* her and she tells him some things in English.
Does anyone know what exactly did she say?
When she meets Oswald there's an american soldier at the train. He says he wants to *beep* her and she tells him some things in English.
Does anyone know what exactly did she say?
I think I got it (can anyone check?):
"To answer your question I'm really the best you could ever be fuc.ked by, although I doubt you will ever get the chance after I kicked you in your bloody old pri.ck that your bloody old bal.ls would just drop off. And now sir, you better *beep* off immediatelly, otherwise I'd be forced to call the military police to get you bloody old son of a bi.tch in jail."
Je ne suis pas infâme, je suis une femme.
I found the excessive use of the word "bloody" hilarious. It would sound fine if she were speaking to an English person, or even if she didn't say "son of a bich".
shareThat "American" soldier is hilarious. Such a heavy German accent!
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My God, it's full of stars!
He's in quite a few of Fassbinder's films including "Gods of the Plague," "In a Year with 13 Moons," and "The Third Generation." He speaks English in the first film I mentioned and it's as funny there as it is here.
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