Name That WWII Movie Quote

I am at a loss for this one as well.

 

I tried to get on here earlier tonight but couldnt log in. Im finally here. Here's another clue. Its based on a book and the book was written about true events involving German Soldiers gleaned from PW camps, who Volunteered to work for the Allies.

If someone gets this? I will be back here circa 8PM Bobbys time or 5 PM Brads time.

 

Ten Seconds to Hell?

 

Decision Before Dawn?

 

Nope, but I sure wish that Jeff Chandler and Walter (Jack) Palance classic were available on DvD.

 

Yessir, yer tern ;-)) Oh and, it was Hans-Christian Blech that said that line.

 

I saw it late one night several months ago. Still a great movie.

Here goes:

"To sum it up, gentlemen... we're in deep sh1t".

 

Would I be mistaken to say that the General from Stalingrad (forgot his name) said that line?

 

No, you're not mistaken. Correctamundo to be exact. Tee it up Cheef.

 

I imagine this should be pretty easy:

"Oh, no, no. Don't apologize... the most seaworthy thing I've seen on this boat."

 

PT 109 I believe.

 

Operation Petticoat

 

I think Brads correct? Its been a couple of years since I last saw that good movie ;-)) And if im not mistaken? it was James Gregory who said that line.

 

Indeed it was PT-109. Your go

 

Ok, here's one from a classic, made during the war;

"A Marine never hides. That's what Semper Fidelis means: it means "face the music".

 

You used that one before

 

Could it possibly be from: To The Shores of Tripoli? w/ John Payne, Randolph Scott and Maureen O'Hara? ;-))

 

Brad - so what, I like it, and Carl doesn't know what it is anyway....

Carl - nope, try again

 

Good point...I like the "Stump Carl" approach.

 

Uh oh, im being picked on by Law Enforcement and Former Marines ;-))

Im still stumped-which will not be the one and only time. ;-)) more clues bitte ;-))