[American Reich Propaganda Minister Billy Turner comes to work incensed]
They can't pull this shit on me last minute. The Fritz Kuhn deal is my deal. I don't need some German chick fresh off the rocket plane to tell me which way's up. [a woman enters the office]
Nicole Dormer. German chick.
[shakes her hand] Sorry. Billy Turner. Minister of Propaganda, and world-class idiot. Welcome to New York, fraulein. First time?
Hardly.
Miss Dormer...
Nicole.
Nicole. I think there are some transatlantic crossed wires on this little renaming ceremony.
[reads sample propaganda posters] "Fascism is freedom"? "Freedom to prosper." "Freedom to explore." "Freedom from fear." "Freedom to propagate"?
That's the new campaign.
New? Sounds rather familiar.
Brand-new.
"Procreate to Populate, with Pride"?
That's the spring rollout to inspire our young brides to...
Fuck and be fertile?
I wouldn't quite put it that way.
[looks at draft art of a woman about to catch her baby] This image is perfect for a message from the Reich. Warmer, more maternal. Something like... forgive my English... perhaps... "Now more than ever, we care about you."
That's not bad. But let's not get ahead of ourselves, schatzi.
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