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Pay attention this time.
I hate repeating myself.

Tommy Donnelly always wanted
to be an artist, right?

Kate Farrell knew that.

And she had
a famous artist friend.

I think it might be good
for you to meet him.

Dokey had a friend, too.
Councilman Jack Trevor.

Jack told Dokey
he better start playin' nice

with the Italians.

Jimmy was all about
playin' nice with others.

Like Whitey's uncle,
Bob the Mouth.

But Bob wanted the money
Jimmy owed him,

and he wanted Jimmy dead.

We both know your uncle's
gonna wanna kill me.

Bye-bye, Bob.

So the bookmaking business
was back to usual.

(GRUNTING)

Except for one tiny detail.

Nicky found out they stole
the book from him

and he wanted
the business back.

Jenny wanted her dad back,
the way he was

before he started
losin' his marbles.

I lost a little memory,
that's all.

Yeah. And I'm on vacation
in the Bahamas.

Joey, the warden says
you haven't been eating.

Look around.
I mean, this is it, forever.

There's nothin' left
to look forward to,

no hopes, no dreams.

It's a terrible thing
to take away a man's dream.

Try to sit up.
Eat something.

And we can discuss
these feelings.

That's the thing
about most of us
from the neighborhood,

you know that?

We all reach this point

where there's nothin' left
to aim for.

But I'm gettin' ahead
of myself.

You know, maybe I will just
have one of those carrots.

See, Tommy Donnelly's dream

was to pursue
all that art crap.

Now, it's a little gay for me,
but for Tommy,

it was the only thing
other than Jenny Reilly

that he ever really wanted.

And he decided to go for it,
once and for all.

Hello?

MUNST: In the back.

You're Kate's friend.

Tommy Donnelly.

It's an honor to meet you,
Mr. Munst.

Mmm-hmm.

(GROANS)

What are you doing?

I thought
I would show you
some of my...

No, no. Hey! Seriously,

seriously,
put that away.

Kate said you wanted
to see some of my work.

Please! I can't handle
amateur crap

this early
in the morning.

Maybe there's been
some mistake.

Kate said you
wanted this job.

Job?

Are we having
language issues here?

The intern job.
You want it?

Depends. What do I have to do?

Oh, now we got
contingencies, right?

No. I'll take it.

All right.

Get me some coffee,
and here,

some stuff I need done.

There a problem?

No.

I'm on it.
Well, not yet, you're not.

If you was on it,
I would see your
tootsies movin'.

Now, Jimmy
had dreams too.

But he didn't just want
his name in lights,

he wanted
his whole life in lights.

So he started with a new sign
for the Firecracker.

I don't get it.

What's not to get?
There's a flame
and a cracker.

Put it together.

Flame cracker?

Oh, I get it.
Firecracker.

It's a little
confusing.

Don't you guys
watch commercials?

The ones you don't understand,
but they make you think?

That's this!

Abstract.
I don't get abstract.

Why didn't you just
print the words,
"The Firecracker"?

'Cause that's what
the old sign said.

We're startin' new here.

Okay, we got a problem.

What's this?

Louie Downtown's
cell phone.

The one you were
supposed to throw away?

Yeah, but that's
not the problem.

That's how you get rid
of a cell phone, Kevin!

Guess I should
have done that.

You guess?

Okay, Nicky Cottero
made a bet with you

on Louie's cell phone?

Yeah, on that cell phone
right there.

That's what I'm tellin' you.

And he lost?

A thousand bucks.

And he came to meet you last
night to pay off the bet.

Yeah.

But he didn't pay you?

No, he said
he needed another day.

That doesn't make any sense.
He should have killed you.

Yeah, I know.

But I didn't think
it'd be a good idea

to press the issue.

He's playin'
games with us.

Or he wants to make
a deal with us.

What kind of deal?

I don't know,
but if someone
stole my business,

I'd want to kill them.

Unless I thought that
they could make me money.

Sean, get your car.

Where we goin', Jimmy?

You're not goin' anywhere.
You screwed up enough.

Where are you goin'?

Nicky asked for another day,
right? That's today.

We're gonna go collect
what's owed us.

(SMOKE DETECTOR BEEPING)

Dad?

(COUGHING)

Dad?

(BEEPING STOPS)

Dad!

Hello?

You open?
No.

Sorry, just lookin'
for some breakfast.

I smell bacon.

How did you get in here?

Door was open.

(GUNSHOTS)

(GRUNTING)

JOEY: Now, Dokey
had a dream, too.

He wanted to be
his brother Huey.

Councilman Jack Trevor
recently told Dokey

how to achieve that dream.

Unfortunately, things kept
getting in the way.

Councilman?

I'm the chair of the buildings
committee. I'm busy.

Today, I get a call from
this contractor down here.

He's been getting grief from
this overzealous inspector.

So here I am, in the flesh,
taking care of his problem.

This inspector, next week,

will be overzealous
in Staten Island.

Is there a problem, Jack?

Bob Kelly, you know him?

Yeah, I know him.
Bob the Mouth.

Bookie.
He's a slob. Why?

When I asked you
to have no more bodies

showin' up on the front pages
of the city's newspapers,

you misunderstood
and thought it would
be a good idea

to have fat bookies flyin' out
of 17-story windows.

It can't happen.

Jack, you talk to me like
I'm some street punk again,

and I'm gonna
cut your tongue out.

We had a deal.

If I can't shake your hand and
expect you to live up to it,

then you gotta tell me now.

I'll see what happened,
and I'll look into it, okay?

And you'll do it without
anyone else getting killed,

I hope.

That's what we need.

Derek Farrell, you know my
chief of staff, Trish Hughes?

Yes. Nice to see you again.

I'll wait in the car.

No, no, no.
We're done here.

Let's get out of here.

Hey, we're closed.
I'm just settin' up
for the night.

I'm lookin'
for Nicky Cottero.

He usually comes in later.
Much later.

What about that stooge
he's always hanging out with?

What's his name, Vinnie?

Hey, listen,
I don't know exactly
what you're looking for,

but whatever it is,

do me a favor
and look for it
somewhere else.

Hey, I told you
not to come back here.
Nicky is not here.

Take another step,
I'll chop your thumbs off!

You do know that Nicky Cottero
owns this bar, right?

The last guy
who didn't pay
his bar tab

got a meat hook
up his ass.

What do you think's
gonna happen to you

if you rob the place?

What's the matter
with this guy?

I can't talk
to him either.

Tell Nicky that
Jimmy Donnelly
stopped by

to pick up
the thousand he owed.

He wants to talk to me,
he can call me
at the Firecracker.

Hit it!

COP: I'll put the word out,
but not much I can
do officially.

He's only missin' for what,
two hours?

I know something's wrong.

Has he gone missing before?

No, but he's been having
some memory problems,

and, I mean,
just once in a while...

So then he has
done this before?

He's never been
missing before.

Did he have any ID on him?
Driver's license, ID bracelet?

No, he left his wallet.

I assume he's not registered?

Registered?

As an Alzheimer's patient?

The Safe Return program,
you know about it?

He doesn't have Alzheimer's.

How do you know that?

You took him to a doctor?

No, he wouldn't go.

So you thought
it'd be better to wait

until he walked out
the front door and got lost.

Can I use your pen?

I'm gonna give you my cell

so if you hear anything
you could call me.

Hi, Vincent.

Why don't you call me Vinnie
like everybody else?

I mean, why does it
have to be Vincent?

I like Vincent.

Anybody can be a Vinnie.

Yeah, well,
I like being Vinnie.

What's up?

Guess I should let
you boys talk.

Oh, no, no, no.
Stay here.

Okay.

Well, we got a response.

From the Donnellys, right?
Yeah.

But it might not be
the one you wanted.

He robbed us for the $1,000
we owe him.

Somebody robbed this bar
and you're laughing?

No, it's all right, baby.

Nothin' I didn't expect.

MUNST: Tommy!

Coming!

JOEY: Sometimes it's a little
late to go for our dreams.

It's then that you realize
it's either give up the dream

or come up with another.

Kate came up with Tommy.

Thought I'd see how
your first day was going.

Thank you for the job.

Don't thank me yet.

Munst is a slave driver.

I see he's got you
doing the easy work.

I'm a mess.
And that wonderful smell?

That's me, too.

No, you look good.

I should let you
get back to work.

We have to set up a time
for Matthew's next
art lesson.

Sure.

Don't be too hard on him.

Mmm.

Good-lookin' widow.

It's okay.
Everybody needs
a benefactor.

In my day,
I had more than one.

(CHUCKLING)

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Firecracker.

Oh, okay.
Sure, hold on.

Jimmy, phone.
It's him.

Who is it?
Nicky.

Nicky?

Nicky who?

Nicky Cottero.

Oh, Nicky Cottero!
What's up?
How can I help you?

By the way,
thanks for that thousand.

I knew you'd be good for it.

You know what this is about,
right, Jimmy?

Of course I do.

You wanna talk,
you wanna meet,

you wanna be our friend,
our partner.

Our business associate,
all of the above, right?

Yeah, that's exactly right.

Tell you what,
put your brother Tommy
on the phone.

What?
Put your brother Tommy
on the phone,

we'll meet, and then
we'll put a deal in place.

Let me tell you somethin',
grease ball.

You wanna meet with somebody,
you meet with me.

The Firecracker lounge,
one hour. You can't miss it.

There's a new sign outside.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

MUNST: Hey, get that.

Studio.
Tommy.

Kevin?

You can't call me here,
I'm working.

No, no, Tommy,
you listen.

Nicky's comin' here
to meet Jimmy.

Whatever it is,
you and Jimmy
deal with it.

Here.

Thought you said
you weren't gonna
shoot anyone.

We're not.
This is just in case.

Just in case what?

Just in case Nicky so much as
puts his hand in his pocket,

I want you to
blow his brains out.

You know how this works?

No, I never shot a gun before.

There's, like,
a safety, right?
Like an on-off switch?

This is a Walther PPK
nine-millimeter

with a slide-mounted safety.
Here you go.

Safety on, big trouble.

Safety off,
all problems solved.

Then all you gotta do
is point and shoot.

Hey.

When you're done with that,
toilet's backed up.

You done already?

I'm not fixing your toilet.

Ain't that tough a job, kid,

it's just gonna need
a good plunge.

You're not havin'
pride issues, are you?

I didn't take this job
to become a plumber.

Ah.

You ever seen
the Sistine Chapel?

Of course. In pictures.

Uh-huh.

Everybody has.

Michelangelo's
most famous piece.

You know he didn't
wanna paint it?

He was a sculptor,
he wasn't a painter.

As far as he was concerned,

next to sculpting,
painting was crap.

The only reason he did that
was 'cause the Pope wanted it.

When the Pope calls me,
I'll clean his toilet.

The point is,
sometimes great work

comes from dealing
with crap.

When you're done
with the toilet,

I need four dozen eggs.

They should be
in the fridge.

Eggs?

For the paint.

What's the best moment
of your life?

Excuse me?

The best moment of your life?
Come on.

When I was finally with
the woman I loved.

That sounds like
cerulean blue to me.

Making your own paint?

I'm not gonna use
that poster paint crap.

Listen, you wanna learn
how to mix paint?

Get plungin'.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Studio.

Kevin?

Jimmy stole what?

From Nicky?

Kevin, I don't care.

Jimmy's gonna do
what Jimmy's gonna do.

And if he gets
himself killed,

there's nothin'
I can do about that.

No, Kevin, I'm done.

You sure it's locked?

Yeah.

Okay, good.

Now we sit, we relax,
we have a drink, and we wait.

What?

Nothin'.

What, are you scared?

No.

Don't worry about these guys,
though, Seanie.

I put myself in a position
where they need me.

Why do you think
Nicky called?

You don't think he heard about
what I've been doin'?

Not just the bookmaking,
everything.

They want a piece
of this neighborhood,

they know
they gotta come to me.

Uh-oh.

Has my dad been in today?

Today?

Yes, Kevin, today.
Has my dad been in?

No. I haven't seen him.

Do me a favor.
If he comes in,
will you call me?

Sure.
Thanks.

Yo, Jenny.
Yeah?

Is everything okay?

Yeah, yeah, it's just...

I'm sure it's nothing.

Nice if you let us know

who's coming through
the door next time.

I guess I screwed up again.

What's up?

I can't find my dad,
that's all.

He's been sick and...

It's nothing.
I don't need any
help from you, Kevin.

Why are you
just standin' there?

Because I don't
know where to go!
I've been everywhere!

You try the Yoko Club?

No.

Where you goin'?

With you.

Look, with all due respect,

I pay you for protection.

Give me this.

I shouldn't have to worry
about some kids comin' in here

and playin' Russian roulette
with my face.

You're right, and it's not
gonna happen again,

and you don't pay
Jimmy Donnelly another dime.

What about the other one?

What are you not
understandin' here,
Christie?

Fine.

But...
But what?

Look, I don't wanna
belabor a point,

but Jimmy took 500 off me.

Earl, give him $500.

Look, I don't know
if it matters to you,

but the kid with Jimmy,

I don't think
he was a Donnelly.

Seemed more like
a crackhead to me.

And Jimmy called
the kid Whitey.

JOEY: Now, for some people,

losin' a dream
can make you dangerous.

'Cause they don't
think long-term.

They just want what they want,
when they want it.

Earl, I want you to find out
who this kid Whitey is

and I want you
to bring him to me.

Fast.

I don't think he's comin'.

Shut up!

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Yeah!

Jimmy Donnelly.

You're late!
Yeah, well...

(CHUCKLES)

I already told ya,

I don't wanna deal with
the hothead junkie brother.

I wanna deal with
the smart brother.

You don't talk to Tommy,
you talk to me.

Have Tommy give me a call.

You do know how to deliver
a message, don't ya?

What happened?

(BOTH LAUGHING)

Come on,
let's call him again.

Hey, fellows.
Get out, Kevin.

You're barred
until you square up.

I'm not here to play.

What'd you bring a girl
in here for?

We haven't had a girl
in here in 50 years.

I didn't think
he had a girl.

I have never seen a more
asexual kid in my life.

Three-to-one
she's not his.

Hey, have you guys
seen Ian Reilly?

We're looking for him.

Hasn't been in today.

Thanks.

Come on, Kevin.

Hey, Joey. It's Jenny.
Is he back yet?

Not yet.

But if he comes in,
I'll give you a call.

By the way,
I love this place.

And don't chisel me
on the tip.

I want you to give me that
thing that Whitey gave ya.

Why?
Just give it to me.

Jimmy, you know
what we should do?

We should just call Tommy.

What?

Why don't we
just call Tommy?

Why?

Forget it.
No!

I wanna know why you think
we should call Tommy.

Jimmy, come on...

You said that, right?

We should call Tommy?

I wanna know why
you think that!

I'm not gonna answer you.

Then keep your mouth shut

if you don't know
what you're talkin' about.

Jimmy...

Okay, so I got news.

Whitey is that fat-bookie-
out-the-window's nephew.

Nobody could ever
figure out what jerk

told Earl about Whitey.

His name is Whitey.

First name Terrence,
last name Whalen.

I don't know why Jimmy's
hangin' around that guy.

He's a low-life junkie.
More coffee?

Anything else
you wanna know?
I got customers.

I want you to find him.

And when you do,
you ask him

when was the last time
he saw his uncle.

'Cause I'm thinkin'
it was just before

he took the swan dive,
you know?

All right. Here we go,
set them down.

Okay.

Make a little pile,
all right?

Now,

you do a little hole,
like so.

It's like a pie crust,
you make a pie crust?

Make a little hole
in the flour.

Here we go. Nice.

We add a drop of honey.

Now, here we go.

All right.

What's the worst moment
in your life?

Come on, you wanna be part
of this or don't you?

I hurt my brother.

Okay. All right.

That sounds like scarlet
to me.

You.

Grind it.

Go on.

Harder.

Ah, okay, that's good.

That's good, that's good.
Here we go.

You got those eggs?

All right, now,
two yolks into this bowl.

All right?

Now just the yolk,

little bit of membrane,
all right?

Not too much,
the paint gets greasy.

Nice. Honey.

When I add the mix,
it's gonna start to dry quick.

You're gonna have to
keep addin' water

or I can't use it.

Got it.
Okay?

You gotta go, okay.

Are you ready to go?

I got enough time
to use the bathroom?

Yeah, hurry up, hurry up.

All right.

You got five seconds
before I get fired!

Jimmy's on his way
to kill Nicky.

Really?

I thought he was doin' that
this afternoon. I'm goin'.

Tommy, it's for real
this time.

He's goin' down
to Nicky's bar,

he's got a gun.

Why? What happened?

Nicky called the bar,

said he wanted to make
some kind of a deal.

But he only wanted
to talk to you.

Look, Nicky made a jerk
out of him, Tommy.

He said he was comin',

then made him wait
at the bar for two hours.

They laughed at him.

JOEY: Now, Tommy had seen
what Jimmy did to people

who tried to make a jerk
out of him.

Give me your cell phone.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

Beautiful, isn't she?

Nicky, phone.

A hundred dollars,
who do you think that is?

Tommy or Jimmy?

Jimmy.

You're gonna
owe me a hundred.

You look really good.

Thanks.
Why don't you go home?

I'll see you
back here tonight.

Okay.

All right.

Bye, Vincent.

Yeah.

Yeah?

Nicky Cottero?

It's Tommy.

Tommy Donnelly.

If you wanna talk,
I'm gonna be at Pete's,

under the bridge.

Twenty minutes.
Don't be late.

Go to the bar.

What are you waitin' for?

Okay.

Tommy!

All right.

All right.

All right,
when I mix this,

it's gonna
start to dry,
all right?

It's gonna dry fast,
so you gotta keep
addin' the water

or I can't use this paint.

I gotta go.

Pardon me?

I'm sorry.

You gotta add water to this
or it's gonna dry out.

Come on, whatever it is,
it can wait.

It can't.

This came from you.
You don't wanna see it?

If you leave now,
you're fired, you know that?

Yeah, I know.
But you're leavin'.

Yeah.

Do yourself a favor, kid.

Give it up.

'Cause if there's
somethin' else out there

that's more important
than this,

it always will be.

JOEY: Now, you might think
this is the moment,

the moment when Tommy
walked away from his dream.

But I'm not finished yet.

We'll find him.

Thanks. Thanks for coming
with me today.

(PHONE RINGING)

Hello?

Yeah, this is Jenny Reilly.

Okay.

Okay, thank you.

Who was that?

That was the cop
I spoke to earlier.

We need to get a cab.

A man my dad's age
just got hit by a car.

Does your father have any
distinguishing marks?

Scars, tattoos,
anything like that?

No, I don't think so.

How old is he?

My father is, um, 56.

We have someone.
You should make
an identification.

Identification,
what does that mean?

The cops said that
you had someone

that was hit by a car.

That person expired
a couple of minutes ago.

He's been listed
as a John Doe.

I think it would be
a good idea for you

to make an identification.

Oh, God.

You need me to stay
and pull the sheet back?

I'll do it.

You can take your time.

Let's get out of here.

It's not him.

Your name Whitey?

Who wants to know?

Nobody asks
"Who wants to know?"
unless it's them.

Come on.

The one guy who could
have had his dream,

and made it out
of the neighborhood, Whitey.

He was so fast,
he could have made
the Olympics

or somethin' like that.

But the idiot
never went out for track.

Where the hell have you been?

Hey, Tommy.
Thanks for comin'.

No problem.
How you doin'?

Good.

Want some wine?

What's on your mind?

You and I both know

that your brothers
killed Louie Downtown.

They stole his business,
which is my business.

No, I don't know
anything about that.

It doesn't matter.

It's all history.
I wanna forget
about the whole thing,

we start from scratch.

We start what?

What do you think
I'm talkin' about?

Talkin' about business.
Dokey Farrell's a dead man.

The only thing left to do
is bury him.

What's that got
to do with me?

This. I could bury you
and your brothers
with Dokey,

or we could talk
about your future.

Hey, guys!

Sorry I'm late.

So,

what we talkin' about?

You're gonna have
to handle this.

What I have to say
is to you.

Can you believe this guy,
Tommy?

Hey, did you order
pizza yet or what?

Jimmy, what are you doin'?

I'm listenin'.
I'm on the edge of my seat.

Keep talkin'.
Don't stop 'cause of me.

What happened to this kid?

Your mother dropped him
on his head?

Get your hands
off me, Tommy!

Come on,
let's talk outside.

You have somethin' to say,
say it!

This guy wants
to make us a deal.

And I need to hear it.

It's not about you.
It's about all of us.

What makes him think
you're the one

he should be talkin' to?

You really want me
to tell you?
Yeah.

'Cause he thinks I'm gonna
get it done and you won't.

That what you wanna hear,
Jimmy?

You know what, Tommy?
Party's over.

Please, don't do anything.
He's gonna give me the gun.

The hell I am!
Jimmy, there's no choice here.

Yeah, there is.

He shoots me,
I'm still gonna shoot him.

Son of a bitch!

(GRUNTING)

Let him go.

(CHOKING)

Tell him to let him go.

Tell him to let him go!

Yeah.

Outside.

Your guy stays.

All right.

What's your offer?

(BRAKES SQUEALING)

(CAR REVVING)

What are you, crazy?
I could have run you over!

Maybe you should have.

So he give you
a good deal?

A very good deal.

You get to keep
Louie Downtown's action.

Twenty percent of everything
I got goin' on with Dokey.

All of it.
Extortion, prostitution,

loan sharking, everything.

What about Dokey?

He's gonna kill Dokey.

He's lookin' for somebody
in the neighborhood

he can work with.

He thinks it's us.

You mean you.

It is a good deal.
You took it, I hope.

After all this?

After all what?
Let bygones be bygones.

It's a great thing,
it's what we always wanted.

Now, Tommy knew Nicky
was gonna get what he wanted.

Dokey was gonna die.

And if Nicky had his way,
Jimmy, Sean and Kevin

were gonna die, too.

It was that simple.

Did you take the deal?

Tommy!

Tommy, did you
take the deal?

I hope you weren't
stupid about this.

So what are we gonna do?

Kill this kid
and kill his brothers?

What do you wanna
do that for?

You wanna ruin everything?

What ruin everything?

You told him
that we're gonna kill Dokey.

Don't you think
he's gonna go
tell him that?

I think he likes Dokey
less than we do.

Why don't you have
another glass of wine.

Be a little patient.
He'll come around.

I guess I'll be goin', then.

Thanks for lookin'
after the place.

It's nothin'.

Joey.

Yeah?

Keys.

Oh.

JOEY: Actually,
now that I think about it,

no wonder I'm depressed.

That was the day
I lost my dream, too.

Oh?

I always wanted to be
a short-order cook.

So why didn't you ask her
for a job?

I never thought of that.

Go home, Kevin.
It's been a long day.

I'll stay.

It's beautiful,
ain't it?

It's pretty cool.

Seanie, I been takin' care
of ya, haven't I?

Yeah.

I believed in you,
a little bit.

Jimmy, I'm sorry
I called Tommy.

Nothin' to be sorry about.

You think what you think.

And it ain't much of me.

I fired you.

I know.

I just wanted to see it.

How it would look.

JOEY: And that was the moment

Tommy walked away
from his dream.

Hey, I'm feelin'
much better now!

(DOOR SLAMS)
You got any more
of that food left?