During World War II, Poland’s Joseph Tula, his wife Maria and a group of stage actors were often active on the stage. Tula and his wife were both famous actors. Maria had many admirers and her latest suitor. It was a young Air Force officer Sebinsky. The news came that Germany was at war against Poland, and the underground organizations in Warsaw actively resisted German aggression. On the front line, Sebinsky accidentally saw through a German spy who had been in the Polish army, Professor Selowski, so he was sent to the city where Maria was located. The task was to kill Selowski and recapture him. Stole information. Sebinsky asked Maria for help, so Tula, Maria, and a group of stage actors began a series of dramatic actions in order to defend the country. Maria used her beauty to confuse Celausky, monitor his actions, steal information, and then the actors took him to the fake Gestapo headquarters. The Gestapo played by Tula got information from him, but he was accidentally spotted. Celausky escaped from the fake headquarters and was shot dead by an officer. As a last resort, Tula played Celausky again and went to his home to rescue Maria, but happened to meet the soldiers who had come to take Celausky to meet the real Gestapo. Tula had to go to see the Gestapo. Everything went well and an appointment was made. The Gestapo arranged for Maria to fly to England the next day. The next day, just a few hours before Tula’s appointment with the Gestapo, the real Selausky’s body was found. Unknowing Tula asked to go to the Gestapo’s headquarters, where Tula made a plan for the enemy. Believe that the deceased is a fake Celausky, he is the real one, but at this time, in order to rescue Tula, the stage actors pretend to be Hitler’s security personnel and expose Tula’s identity in front of the Gestapo. It was taken. In order to smoothly bring the materials stolen by Celausky to the UK, everyone began to plan the biggest performance. Tula played Hitler, arrived at the theater where Hitler planned to appear in advance, made chaos and left, and took all the actors on the special plane prepared for him to go to England. The plan was successful, and Tula and others became heroes. Tula fulfilled his biggest wish: to repeat Hamlet
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To Be or Not to Be movie plot
2022-01-12 08:01
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Charlie 2022-03-18 09:01:05
A sticky vinegar husband saved a country with his superb acting skills, and the part is too humorous.
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Rachelle 2022-01-12 08:01:09
Although the plot is actually full of loopholes, it does reach the pinnacle of traditional comedy in many details. It is particularly enviable that Liu Bieqian, a German, was able to laugh at the Nazis on the screen at that time without worrying about himself, his family and friends being pursued and persecuted by the Nazis all over the world. So is this era progressing or regressing?
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Maria Tura: It took a bit longer than I thought. I wonder if the effect was worth it?
Professor Alexander Siletsky: I'm willing to die for our Führer, at any moment; except, for the next few hours.
Maria Tura: Oh, thank you, Professor.
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Dobosh, Theatrical Producer: Now, look, Tura, you're playing for our lives.
Joseph Tura: I know. Dobash, I'm going to do the impossible. I'm going to surpass myself!
Dobosh, Theatrical Producer: Don't, Tura! Take it easy and don't draw out the scene. Please!
[to others in the room]
Dobosh, Theatrical Producer: Come on, let's go. I hate to leave the fate of my country in the hands of a ham.