Russell Crowe

So Hitler's trust of him was adjusted a little bit.

And I also sort of liken it to

Him knowing he's going to get stabbed, so he just doesn't bother going to the place where he would get stabbed.

So he does a whole bunch of other stuff, and he keeps his authority, but he's not in the center of things anymore.

Big part of it.

It's personal safety because he thinks he no longer has the definitive ear and trust of his leader.

The pills overtake his lifestyle and he decides to interest himself in other things for the greater good of Germany, like the collection of great works of art and things like that.

But there's a lot of things in this story that...

That are just bigger once you start looking at it and examining them.

They're way bigger than what we know or what we commonly understand.

And that's what I was looking for, to try and find a way to understand his base motivations.

And at the end of the day, in his own way, he's a pure patriot.

just so happens to be a sort of a set of beliefs or whatever that most of us in a Western world would call a bond.

That's why they could march through the night.

Poland, three nights in a row, yeah.

Through the Belgian forest.

He's the one ordering the drugs, right?

How many pilots have we got?

How many planes?

How many missions are we doing?