France.Made only seven years after the Great War""s Armistice, the film captures the impact of the conflict on an ordinary GI.He appeared to have only two favorite past-times: gardening and watching TV (that provided him with most of his knowledge about the world).(He glanced at Boot""s "TELL THE TRUTH" motto)I""ve done a lot of lying in my time.I""ve lied to men who wear belts.I""ve lied to men who wear suspenders.But I""d never be so stupid as to lie o a man who wears both beltandsuspenders.Boot: How""s that again?Tatum: You strike me as a cautious man.A man who checks and double-checks.So I""ll tell ya why I was fired.In New York, a story of mine brought on a libel suit.In Chicago, I started something with the publisher""s wife.In Detroit, I was caught drinking out of season.In Cleveland...Finding himself in desperate straits without employment in Albuquerque, the tarnished reporter""s only chance to get back as a hot-shot to the bigger markets in the East was to resume his work in the same field, so that he could turn his luck around with one blockbuster story ("just one good beat, a Tatum special").She was advised: "Go home quickly, and light the candle." Another woman stated that the Hunchback was "possessed."The Fools"" Day Celebration:Parisians (including many hieves and beggars) were beginning to celebrate Fools"" Day in medieval 15th century Paris with the crowning of a King.