Whenever the male protagonist utters the classic line "to be or not to be" of "Hamlet" on the stage of the theater, a pilot in the audience will always get up and leave the auditorium and have an affair with the male protagonist's wife in the dressing room. It's a sad story, even sadder than Germany's blitzkrieg Poland.... A man confronted with his wife and lover's infidelity under his nose, the anger of being cuckolded even made him see through the disguise in front of the Nazis and almost lost his disguise Little life... The male protagonist's wife's eyes glittered when she saw the handsome pilot. The nympho state of the narcissist perfectly matched the nympho state of the pilot when she saw her. The two's cheating behavior can be described as unscrupulous and unscrupulous, if it wasn't for the man The Lord's wit and bravery in the war (ridiculous), this film is likely to become a romantic Christmas gift for a wife and a male junior who cheated and succeeded... The outbreak of the war led to the beginning of the play within the play, It is also the most charming moment of the film. The male protagonist's team leader is a hidden Nazi member, the key is that the bearded leader also fell in love with the male protagonist's wife (how much pressure to marry a beautiful wife....) and tried to marry the male protagonist's wife developed into a spy. The male protagonist pretended to be a Nazi officer to deal with his bearded leader, then pretended to be a bearded leader to deal with other Nazi officers, and finally pretended to be Hitler. get away. On the plane, the male protagonist pretended to be Hitler and ordered two real Nazi soldiers to jump off the plane without a parachute, and then the two soldiers jumped without saying a word... Here I have to brag about the brainwashing ability of the Nazis... In the film, except " "to be or not to be", "Heil Hitler!" also provides a lot of laughs. When the male protagonist plays a Nazi officer, this Nazi slogan will always play a role in saving danger in a moment of danger or embarrassment.
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