Escape to Athena

GUNSHOTS

GUNSHOT

GUNSHOT

Ionian column, 5th century BC,

is it not?

No, it is 3rd century BC, Doric.

You're a few centuries off.

Leutenant Braun,

one never kills a cook,

especially an Italian cook.

We will spare Signor Rotelli

and hang this man in his place.

Attention!

Professor Blake,

what is this incessant compulsion to escape?

It's a habit I picked up during World War I.

Where would you be

if the Fuhrer's antiquarian reclamation unit

had not rescued you from various internment camps?

I certainly would not be looting Greece.

Sergeant Johnson, where would you be

if your skills of climbing and rigging

had not enticed me into plucking you from your prison camp?

Rotelli, if you weren't a cook...

I'm not a cook.

That is true.

I'm a racing driver. Sometimes I sing.

Your defection to the Allies

must have been taken as a mixed blessing.

There are three dead archaeologists here

who cannot be replaced.

That didn't deter Sergeant Mann from shooting.

In the interest of harmony...

Harmony ain't what's about to happen.

Major Hecht, I am pleased

that you are conducting their trial.

Have you determined their punishment?

I was about to.

Oh, please proceed.

As I was saying,

to prevent further disruptions,

you will immediately be confined

to your sleeping quarters.

This camp exists for one purpose -

to exhume priceless archaeological relics.

No-one shall interfere!

I suggest you confine them in here.

Remove the grating.

Open it!

Jump in, men.

The SS will play no favourites.

Put the dead men in with them.

Shall I give the order?

Let me remind you

that in this camp, I am in command.

You're quite right.

I have exceeded my authority.

Have they located the transmitter?

No, sir. The Greeks never transmit long enough.

Please come here.

Please come this way.

Don't do that.

You don't even care.

Your resistance heroes turned five girls into whores

to spy on the Germans for you.

We have a date for an Allied naval invasion.

Who's invading us this time?

The British. The Americans.

The Germans are neater from a madam's viewpoint.

They just hang old men in the village square.

The resistance has a specific target now.

All right.

Yes, the submarine refuelling depot.

Where did you get real coffee?

Leutenant Braun.

How did you get it?

Follow me.

Heil Hitler.

Atchoo!

Gesundheit!

I hope it's not catching.

Oops. Charlie!

Mamma Mia!

Hey!

What are they doing down there?

They're prisoners who tried to escape.

They said this was a country club!

JAZZ MUSIC PLAYS

KNOCK ON DOOR

Enter.

Ah, the Americans.

Charlie Dane. Dottie Delmar.

Major Otto Hecht.

Great likeness!

Louis Armstrong!

Are you a jazz lover?

Sure. Fancy-looking junk!

It is a 5th century Aegean vase.

I thought it was 4th century.

You were shot down?

On our way to do a USO show.

I see you are a swimmer.

Do you swim underwater?

What do you mean?

We are exploring the coastline

for ancient art treasures.

I'm your man, Major.

Aptly put.

And you, Mr Dane?

What is your speciality?

I'm a stand-up comic.

I'm afraid there's no place here for a comedian.

But you need a swimmer?

Even if Miss Delmar were not a swimmer,

she would not be useless.

Well, thank you, Major.

Major Volkmann

will be wishing to interrogate you.

Is he another jazz lover?

He is a major in the SS.

Oy.

I could catalogue your art collection,

write little biographies of jazz immortals.

I do mending, washing.

Let's see how things work out.

I could teach dancing.

And Gershwin, an American in Paris...

Gershwin has been forbidden.

And not a moment too soon.

-Sergeant!

-Herr Major!

What took him so long?

Take Mr Dane to barracks seven.

Escort Miss Delmar to the guest quarters next to the Carpenters'.

-I hope you won't mind the banging.

-She never has!

Charlie...

This Kraut could have a good thing going.

Not everyone's as crooked as you.

You want to bet?

You will stay here.

I'll take care of the tip, sweetie.

I'll meet you in the bar.

KNOCK ON DOOR

Who is it?

It's me.

The kite is up.

Braun's trying to locate the radio.

He'll never find it the way he's been looking.

You can change all that.

That's a commitment I will not make.

Then stop complaining. Climb back to your monastery.

I intend to.

Is that part of your plan?

You forget I said that.

KNOCK ON DOOR

Who is it?

Otto Hecht.

Do I know you?

I am the Kommandant.

Sorry.

I have a tough time with names,

but I never forget a face.

Well, my dear Miss Delmar,

I see you adapt quickly to new situations.

Everything in its proper place.

I always like to make things homey.

We travel a lot.

We?

You and Charlie?

No, no. "We" in show business.

Charlie and I met on this aquacade gig.

Aquacade?

That is an American word I am not knowing.

It's like a wet Busby Berkely routine.

It gives the farmers a chance

to see a lot of floating boobs.

Boobs?

Would you like to sit down?

Thank you.

Oh, no, no. Go ahead.

Why don't we drink to something?

All right.

Like...

Like peace for the world.

Oh.

-Prosit!

-Sure.

What's going to happen to us?

To you, nothing.

I'm not so sure about your Jewish friend.

You know he's Jewish?

In the Third Reich,

they assume everyone is Jewish

unless proven otherwise.

You have nice thighs.

Thanks.

I would like to...

So what's stopping you?

I anticipate that you might.

I may look dumb, but I'm not stupid.

Is something wrong?

You are not responding.

You said you wanted to.

I didn't say I did.

I do think that under the circumstances

you might cultivate a little warmth.

Goodnight.

Aren't you going to take your wine back?

That would not be the act of a gentleman.

And blackmail is?

Only if it succeeds.

Goodnight.

Where's the tunnel, Professor?

Somebody's always digging a tunnel.

Not here.

That's a relief.

I could sit out the war here.

Our Austrian Kommandant feels the same way.

What is it?

That's about 200 BC.

It's a miniature of some household god.

How do you know?

I come from a long line of archaeologists.

When the sun never set on the empire,

we looted treasure from Egypt and Persia.

Isn't that Hecht's racket?

He used to be

a dishonest art dealer in Vienna.

The ordinary archaeological finds go to Berlin.

Anything of real value

is shipped to his sister.

What else?

You found one like this yesterday.

They made them in sets of two -

husband and wife.

How come everything is under the camp?

All this was one beautiful temple of Neptune.

What happens if we run out of things to dig up?

We won't.

We take precautions.

Nat, put him back to bed.

Now you see him. Now you don't.

Where's the real heavy stuff?

Dane! Major Hecht.

Komm!

If he could only stand up by himself

without having to rely on me.

Are you still here?

It's not a bad life.

Got a match?

Hi, Fraulein!

Give 'em hell!

-A beautiful woman! Your mother?

-My wife.

There's a dainty quality about her, Sergeant!

Charlie.

Nice view.

Have you ever been to Hollywood?

I played there.

Do you know Ann Sheridan?

Do I know Ann Sheridan?

No.

Miss Sheridan is what they call the "oomph girl".

All the time.

What is oomph?

Oomph is the icing on the strudel, Major.

That is what I would like to discuss.

Your status here does not permit you

connubial privileges with Miss Delmar.

So far.

Consider it a closed door.

However, there is no reason

that we all must suffer.

Certainly not.

Idle machinery rusts.

Precisely.

Given the uncertainty of your position here...

You might need a social director.

I'll put on shows Saturday night.

I do a fabulous Jolson routine.

You have my permission.

You'll have the grooviest camp in the mountains.

Back to the question of oomph.

I thought that was going fine.

On the surface, yes, but...

Uh-uh.

It's hard for some ladies to fake it.

Well, she could look upon it as...

theatre.

I don't know, Major.

A jazz lover like you stooping to this!

The spoils of war, my friend.

Have the girls heard anything about those two Americans?

No. Why?

They may have been planted by the Germans.

I'm waiting to hear from Allied intelligence.

We may have to kill them.

KNOCK ON DOOR

Yes?

It's Zoe.

If it's a man from the prison camp, you take him.

It's Braun.

With or without his truck?

With.

Don't be jealous. He's with his truck.

It's the truck that upsets me.

Hecht's got his girl. He doesn't seem to mind.

He minds.

I don't trust him.

Telling bad jokes doesn't make a man a collaborator.

Dottie can sing Lilli Marlene for the men.

You got it! So how's business?

Berlin is satisfied.

Are you?

We're finding things of historical interest.

You wouldn't be here

if that's all there was to find.

Is that a complement?

Bubele, from me, that's a complement.

The real treasures are up there

in a monastery on Mount Athena.

Triptychs, icons -

jewelled, carved in gold.

Byzantine masterpieces.

And, of course, there are the plates.

What plates?

Gold plates.

Two-headed eagles

commissioned by Constantine VI in 790 AD.

Worth how much?

10 million.

Marks?

Swiss francs.

That's two million bucks.

Ja, and when we win this war,

I will liberate those treasures.

You won't win this war.

Well, then I am quite sure

that you will liberate them.

I enjoy your company, Bubele.

I love you, too, Otto.

Thanks for the airing and the smoke.

Is that you, Otto?

Who else?

You!

Out.

Slowly.

Sergeant, I'm taking this Greek in

for a curfew violation.

You'll drive.

Get in the car.

I was just...

Get in the car!

Die Bremse ist kaputt!

Ich kann den Wagen nicht halten!

Ich kann den Wagen nicht halten!

# She will leave you and then

# Come back again

# A pretty girl... #

Oy gevalt.

Ever make it with a German girl?

Not yet.

Don't.

Charlie?

-No?

-You're in the club.

Smashing!

I'm a singles man on the courts.

Don't you ever give up?

What shall I do?

Kill.

So there will be a tunnel.

No, Charlie.

We're breaking in, not out.

I don't get it.

We're taking over the camp,

not leaving it.

Whose idea is that?

The Greek resistance.

What will we do with this camp?

They'll let us know.

Now here's the camp.

Your job...

I think I'll resign from this club.

You don't want to do that.

Wait a minute, Otto.

Charlie.

Sorry.

You win a few. You lose a few.

You're travelling first class.

It's not a tragic figure.

I make do.

You should understand that.

Dig, dig, dig.

I'm not attacking you, honey.

We're partners.

Partner, we're joining the army.

Is our army here?

No, their army's here.

We're taking over the camp.

What will they be doing?

Watching you strip.

We're putting on a show.

I have to undress for Germans?

Today Otto. Tomorrow the world.

Ha, ha.

Does anyone have to get hurt?

Probably. What's the difference?

Otto's been very good to us.

Maybe you should tell him.

Give him a little advance notice.

You wouldn't be here if it weren't for him.

I'll keep it in mind.

What will you guys do afterward?

Climb up to that monastery

to do some select looting

before your friend gets everything.

That's my baby.

Hey, Charlie,

you want to kiss and make up?

How about just kiss?

You don't have to play tough guy with me.

Charlie, can you make it?

For two million bucks in gold plates,

I'd climb the Empire State Building.

Why didn't you help Leutenant Braun?

I was afraid.

Has a woman ever been executed here?

No, sir.

This one will be the first.

She's only a prostitute.

It may not be too upsetting to the locals.

A housewife would be too upsetting.

-When do you want it done?

-Immediately.

And put this on the loudspeakers.

If Leutnant Braun's murderer

does not surrender within 48 hours,

10 more citizens of Kariai will die.

GUNSHOTS

LOUDSPEAKER: 'Achtung!

'Wenn der Morder von Leutnant Braun

'sich nicht innerhalb 48 stunden freiwillig stellt,

'werden 10 weitere Einwohner von Kariai erschossen.'

You didn't have to kill Braun!

Beat it.

I'll be the judge of that.

I was paying him off.

He was satisfied with it!

We couldn't rely on that indefinitely.

Are the two Americans next?

No. They've been cleared.

How merciful!

Do your superiors know

your personal reason for killing Braun?

What kind of man do you think I am?

We find out now.

Will you let them shoot 10 more

to save yourself?

No-one will be killed.

I don't believe you.

You'll see. There's a plan.

Will you give yourself up if it fails?

No.

You're a pig!

Zoe's death will be avenged.

I hope so. Because if I must,

I'll turn you over to Volkmann myself.

Exquisite.

Absolutely exquisite.

Thank you, Professor.

It explains the time line of this dig.

90% of the other finds

come from the Christian era.

We have run into the antique collection

of a first-century Greek.

2,000 years ago, some rich merchant

saw 200 BC as ancient times.

Thank you, Professor.

Goodnight, Major.

You are free to drop in whenever you want.

Thank you.

Pick them up.

What's that?

A present for the Krauts.

What's it for?

An herb called Socrates' revenge.

-LOUDSPEAKER:

-'Now, direct from a one-night engagement at La Scala,

'the greatest Italian voice since Mussolini,

'our own Bruno Rotelli!'

# Recitar

# Mentre preso dal delirio

# Non so piu quel che dico

# E quel che faccio

# Eppur e d'uopo

# Sforzati

# Bah

# Se tu forse un uom?

# Ha ha!

# Tu se' pagliaccio

# Vesti la giubba

# E la faccia infarina

# La gente paga

# E rider vuole qua... #

This one looks rare, doesn't it?

It looks like early Harrods.

He stepped in front of the bus.

HE SPEAKS GREEK

Get the gate.

OPERA CONTINUES

They loved it!

BOOING

Relax, Fritz.

# Da da da da da. #

Watch the ball.

Put it in this hand.

The ball is gone.

So she says to the bartender,

"The first two guys were OK,

"but the one in the fur coat was rough."

She thought the bear

was another guy wearing a fur coat.

Ha, ha.

Now the lady we've been waiting for,

America's answer to Lilli Marlene.

'The star of stage, screen, radio, industrial shows.

'Direct from the Radio City Music Hall,

'the Roxy Theatre...'

..The lovely,

the fabulous, the fantastically terrific

Miss Dottie Delmar!

# My mama done told me

# When I was in pigtails

# My mama done told me

# Hon

# A man's gonna sweet-talk

# And give you the big eye

# But when the sweet talking's done

# A man is a two-faced

# A worrisome thing who'll leave you to sing

# The blues

# In the night... #

Come on, boys. Get your hands out of your pockets!

# My mama done told me

# Hear that lonesome whistle

# Heading 'cross the tracks... #

Give the lady some encouragement!

# My mama done told me

# A-whooo-eee a-whooo-eee

# A-whooo-eee a-whooo-eee

# I'm echoin' back the blues

# In the night

# A-whooo-eee a-whooo-eee... #

Let's hear it, guys!

# A-whooo-eee a-whooo-eee

# A-whooo-eee a-whooo-eee

# A-whooo-eee a-whooo-eee... #

Sergeant, sit down!

You'll go to the Russian front.

Meine Hose!

You want more?

Catch!

I hope they don't kill us!

Thank you.

We appreciate your cooperation.

Now let's bring on Sergeant Mann.

Let's hear it for Sergeant Mann.

Sergeant! Sergeant!

You are one cool cat.

Can I correctly assume that there is no way on earth...

..that, with a simple wave,

I can remove your automatic

from your holster?

-Am I correct?

-There's no way.

Shoo-bop, she-boo.

And I'll be damned.

Bravo!

# That old black magic has me in its spell... #

Hands on your heads!

Order them to surrender.

Surrender your weapons.

I hope you know what you're doing.

All of you.

Those weapons flew

at the supersonic speed

of 3,300 kilometres per hour

and had a range of 200km.

You can see from these Allied pictures

their devastating effect on the city of London.

Yes, that's enough.

Pull the curtains.

Our new weapon has greater significance.

When directed at Allied ships, it could achieve in moments

what conventional coastal artillery

couldn't achieve in days.

That is all, gentlemen, unless there are any questions.

Have some more tea.

Why bother with Hecht?

He has invaded my country.

What's with this woman?

We need Hecht so Volkmann doesn't find out

what's happened here.

Maybe I can persuade him.

You have my permission.

I didn't do this fighting

to change from Krauts to Greeks.

How long before Volkmann

finds out what's happened,

even with Hecht?

We have other plans.

-So do I.

-What?

I want to climb up to that monastery

on Mount Athena.

-Why?

-I'm an art lover.

Charlie, there are priorities.

You don't suppose we can climb

up to that monastery

without Volkmann's troops noticing us.

We? You, too?

You're an art lover?

I want a word with Major Hecht.

That was well done.

Thank you.

We need Volkmann to continue thinking

everything is in order here.

So we want you to tell him that it is.

You're assuming that because a man

steals from his country, he'll also betray it.

Not quite.

Then let me ask you something else.

How would you feel

if the shoe was on the other foot?

Fortunately, it's not.

I'll make it easy for you.

If you don't help us, Zeno will kill you.

You're allied with him.

Will you share that responsibility?

With difficulty.

And there's no other alternative?

What happened?

Nothing yet. He's making up his mind.

HE SPEAKS GREEK

Thank you. It would have been a waste.

You all know Otto.

He's a good kid.

Not that good.

What must I do?

In 18 hours, Volkmann intends to shoot 10 people.

That won't happen, and the Germans will be stopped.

Just like that?

I've discussed my plan with the Professor.

He agrees it's feasible.

We can go to the monastery?

You have a one-track mind.

We're to take the village

and the refuelling depot,

so the German submarines can't function

against the Allied invasion fleet.

After that, I don't care what you do -

except - and listen very carefully, gentlemen -

the treasures of Athena belong to the Greek people.

Begin by infiltrating the village brothel.

Surely you don't want

your so-called soldiers expiring of priapism.

Permission granted.

Done.

Now it's up to you.

Imagine that Austrian antique dealer

visiting a whorehouse before breakfast.

ROMANTIC MUSIC ON GRAMOPHONE

Leutenant, have the men dismount.

Absteigen!

Absteigen!

Herr Major?

Ja.

There are executions today.

Major Volkmann asked that your men be present.

Please inform Herr Major we shall be delighted

to lend our presence to the occasion.

Marsch!

Hey! So long as we're here...

Go down stairs. Take the prisoners down.

ORDERS SHOUTED IN GERMAN

They'll attack the depot soon.

Take up your positions.

Remember - short bursts, Charlie.

Not rat-tat-tat-tat like in the gangster movies.

The barrel heats up.

Rat-tat-tat.

What's he saying?

That he likes motza ball soup!

HE SHOUTS ORDERS IN GERMAN

'Eagle Four, this is Swordfish.

'Position X-ray 42 yellow grid.

'Will give you ETA later.'

Eagle Four to Swordfish. Channel nets will be open.

Ihre Papiere, bitte.

-Alert the frogmen.

-Yes, sir.

SIREN WAILS

Is it safe?

There's nobody there so we should be OK until the next submarine appears.

-Herr Hecht's too close.

-That's his problem.

Take over.

Gewehr ab!

Ahh!

Oh, Christ.

Rat-tat-tat. Rat-tat-tat.

Get him!

-WHISPERS:

-# Hey, my name is Alice and my husband's name is Al

-# We come from Alabama...

-# CRASHING

I assume everything went well in the village.

For your country or mine?

For mine.

There's no such thing as country, Major.

There are rivers, mountains and people. Country is an abstraction.

You don't really believe that.

No.

Thank you for trying.

You seem to be in good shape.

I'm not sure.

Here's today's log. What does this mean?

There's a U-boat out there somewhere

coming in for refuelling.

What's in here?

The key to the monastery.

MORSE CODE BLEEPS

What does it say?

"Athena, goddess of war,

"wisdom, and music."

A very confused goddess.

What does it mean?

Looks like... Looks like it's pretty good here, huh?

Not a bad show. Element of total surprise, what.

Dig him.

So, when do we hit the monastery?

There's a problem. Volkmann may have radioed for help.

Where to?

"Where" is the problem.

That's why Zeno is dragging his heels.

The Allied invasion here has been advanced 30 days.

That's a week from today. And I'm to act immediately.

Charlie, Rotelli, up here!

What does our Greek mother want now?

Coming, mother!

I've got good news.

Volkmann didn't transmit anything,

or if he did, nobody was listening.

How do you know?

How do I know?

This is how I know.

Allied intelligence in Turkey monitors this area.

We hang out here until the invasion?

We could have lots of time

to climb to the monastery.

You change your mind fast, Zeno.

You said the treasures of Athena belong to the Greek people.

-They do.

-Right.

The first troops that land here,

regardless of national origin, will steal everything.

-It might as well be us.

-Agreed?

The monks will be conned by someone.

Rotelli?

I agree with both.

We'll have to climb up carrying heavy weapons and explosives.

For a bunch of monks?

They may have buried the treasure and sealed it.

I understand dynamite, but why the fancy hardware?

There's still a war going on, Charlie.

You know something?

I don't trust you.

But I'm more greedy than I am cautious.

When do we start?

Right now.

What have you got?

Submarine surfacing. Zone three.

'Eagle four, this is Swordfish. ETA 13.30. Over.'

Tell him we have a fuel leak.

He won't believe it.

Tell him!

'Eagle four, this is Swordfish.'

Swordfish, Swordfish, Eagle four.

I can't believe people do this for fun!

'Will proceed to Eagle six as alternate.

'Over and out.'

How will I immobilise this place?

There are some things

you have to find out for yourself.

We have some limpet mines.

Dottie...

Five...six... Can you get down about 18 feet without equipment?

Well, I guess so.

Anything for the war effort.

First open the valves.

I hope there are no underwater surprises.

What's that?

It looks like transmitting equipment.

For a bunch of monks?

What do they do with it?

Maybe they got a talk show.

"Morning folks, this is Brother Zotos."

Those Germans must have an installation here.

Well, at least try to sound surprised.

Are you saying...?

You took us up here

for reasons other than what we're looking for.

Right.

So am I.

They have a communications centre there.

Before they radio for help,

we have to knock it out.

How many men are in there?

There can't be too many.

I suppose you worked out some sort of plan.

We should throw you down the mountain.

You wouldn't get the plates.

If something happens to me,

20 years from now,

when Germans sell Volkswagen everywhere,

I will be angry.

PHONE RINGS

It can't be for us.

Maybe it's your agent.

-Really?

-No.

Jawohl. Ja, alles normal hier.

Ja, geht in ordnung.

Ja, gut.

Jump!

Nice of them to make it easy to climb down.

Touch it only with your boots.

Now.

My silencer doesn't fit.

Is this your idea of not many?

There's a whole army down there!

Take off the lid.

Hexaclyde II? Sounds like a stain remover.

When they wake up, there'll be new management.

Hold your breath.

Naturlich.

Danke schon.

The radio is dead.

This is Athena. Come in.

Call the Crete air base.

Crete, come in.

What's next?

There are not too many now.

I can't raise Crete.

Ela!

Let's go.

For the treasure?

Yes.

Check the antenna.

Halt!

Oh, thank you!

Put the garrison on alert.

Supervise the manning of all stations.

Sir.

Are we getting close to the treasure yet?

Schroeder speaking, sir.

Phase one.

SIREN WAILS

Is that where they keep the treasure?

You lied to us!

Zeno, what's going on?

They could work the music hall.

Charlie, shut up!

You lied to us!

Liar!

Now you know what you're really doing here.

You'll be a hero, Charlie. Big decorations.

We'll stop the invasion fleet from being destroyed.

So the invasion is on.

In a few days.

I don't get it.

What are they doing now?

Don't worry about your share of the loot.

Zeno can be trusted.

I'm worrying about what else he has got them into.

Nothing they can't get out of.

SIREN WAILS

Let's stop that thing and get out of here.

If you hit that liquid oxygen,

you'll blow us all back to the village.

Sorry.

The opening in the wall, the cross -

that's the missile room.

Throw this in.

If I get clear, follow me.

Come on.

Holy cow.

Where's the gold plates?

-Can't you ever stop?

-Never.

Mind if we liberated a few monks first?

Find them, will you, Nat?

Nat, find the monks.

You're an equal partner with Otto and the professor.

Where is the treasure?

Where are the gold plates?

At the end of the tunnel to the right.

Move, move, quick.

Ela!

Someone's been here.

This place is ready to self-destruct.

Did you hear that?

Charlie, we got to go.

The place is going to blow up!

Leave me alone!

Charlie!

Good timing.

Heil Hitler.

Now you can leave the brothel business.

With the Germans gone, you'll have to.

Greeks - they don't pay.

They don't have to.

I hope your treasure survived

the destruction of the monastery.

They are hidden in the house of pleasure.

In the...

You don't have to actually say where the plates are.

All we want is to copy them.

If I'm getting close,

say, "You're getting hotter."

May I see them?

I intend you to.

I'll be your representative in New York.

I will be your representative in Rome.

None of this will be possible.

Opa!

Opa!

Otto, take me inside.

I've always wanted to see

where people go when they...

How typical of nice girls.

Charlie!

We've been looking for you. We've got to celebrate.

What's to celebrate?

We haven't found any treasure,

and I'm losing my partner.

Charlie, you're gaining one.

You're going to join my act?

I hope that you both will join mine.

Please, let me explain.

Switzerland ain't just cuckoo clocks and watches.

I have there treasures from all over Europe.

We will make flawless copies

which you will sell in America.

Even to the Greeks.

I can start a mail-order business,

sell to museums.

You won't be selling to museums.

Let's stick to my area.

After all, being an antiquarian...

You can handle all the museums.

We should incorporate. Give us a name.

Golden Oldies.

What a team!

This building was the headquarters

of the Greek resistance.

Now a museum, it houses treasures,

including the famous plates from Mount Athena.

# I've been living like Caesar

# For long enough to know

# Cos bein' a hero

# Don't make your dollars grow

# So I'm only after something I deserve

# And I want to place an order on the future in reserve

# Got a feeling to guide me

# And I've only just begun

# Had a notion inside me

# That the best is yet to come

# And it keeps me reaching out for something more

# Cos I never had the chance

# To think it out this way before

# Keep tomorrow for me

# Don't let anyone use it

# Keep tomorrow for me

# Now I've come this far don't want to lose it

# Keep tomorrow for me

# Don't let anyone use it

# Keep tomorrow for me. #