Serving Officer
Overview
- Role Serving Officer
- Nationality German
- Role description Glance
- First appearance 00:00:00
Favourite scene
Major William Wilner: Major Wilmer speaking. Ja, colonel.
Colonel Paul Kramer: Can you describe him?
Major William Wilner: That will not be necessary. Ask him to show you his right forearm.
Colonel Paul Kramer: May I see your right forearm.
Major John Smith: Certainly.
Major William Wilner: There are two parallel scares about three centimeters apart.
Colonel Paul Kramer: The scares are there.
Major William Wilner: Ask, how did he get them.
Colonel Paul Kramer: How did you get those?
Major John Smith: I was born with them.
Colonel Paul Kramer: He says he was born with them.
Major William Wilner: That is right. So tell him he's a traitor.
Major John Smith: Tell him he's a renegade.
Major William Wilner: [laughing] Yaah, that is Schmidt, no question about it.
Colonel Paul Kramer: Thank you, major.
Major William Wilner: Thank you Colonel and good night.
Wilner turns to his serving officer.
Major William Wilner: Give me the water!
This soldier is not an officer. If you look at the shoulder marks, you will observe he is only a private or Schutze in German.