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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Passage to Marseille is a 1944 war film made by Warner Bros., directed by Michael Curtiz, and starring Humphrey Bogart, Claude Rains, Peter Lorre, John Loder, Sydney Greenstreet, and Michèle Morgan.In 1942, journalist Manning (Loder) arrives at an English air base to learn about the Free French who are fighting the Germans. Manning's interest focuses on Jean Matrac (Bogart), a gunner, and Captain Freycinet (Rains) describes Matrac's story: Two years earlier, just before the defeat of France by the Germans, five convicts, led by Matrac, escaped from the prison colony of French Guiana and are found adrift in a small canoe in the Caribbean Sea. When they find out about the situation of the war, they decide to join the forces against the Nazis.Max Steiner composed the music.
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Captain Obvious: As they rest by the riverbank the escapees conclude that "we are one too many" to make the open sea, since their canoe is sitting so low in the water. For some reason, Matrac is compelled to draw "6-5=1" in the dirt to underline this point.
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Ask a Stupid Question...
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Ask a Stupid Question...: When the escapees make their rendezvous with Grandpere, he sighs with relief and says "You made it." Marius shoots back with "No we didn't; we are still in the barracks."
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Action Prologue: Starts with an action sequence featuring a Free French Air Force squadron on a bombing raid.
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The Big Board
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The Big Board: Freycinet has a map up on his wall of Western Europe, centered on France.
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The Alcatraz: French Guiana, a horrific, brutal penal colony where the workers perform backbreaking manual labor and die like flies. Even the "free" people who complete their sentence aren't allowed to leave the colony.
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