All language subtitles for The Brothers From Rico.1957 -engl

Hello?

Mr. Rico?

Yes, operator,
this is Mr. Rico.

Miami calling.

Miami? I'll take it.

Mr. Rico?

Speaking.

Mr. Eddie Rico?

Yes, who is this, please?

It's Phil.

Oh, Phil?
Phil, how are you?

So you remember old friends,
huh? Well, that's good.

It's practically
the middle of the night.

What's on your mind?

Eddie boy, we're sending you a
guy. Put him to work in your place.

In the back room.
Way in back.

Well, now, wait a minute.

They never sent me anybody before. Why now?

Eddie boy, I'm only
delivering a message.

Yeah, but why me?

I don't know the answers. You'll
probably hear from Kubik today.

He'll be in Miami.

Stay where we can reach you and see
that the boy we're sending does the same.

Sure, Phil,
but it's just that I...

Phil!

Alice, it's late.
Go back to sleep.

Eddie, that call.

Oh, I'm sorry it
woke you up, darling.

What did Phil want?

Oh, it's nothing important.
Just a little favor.

One of those important
"nothing important" favors?

Eddie, what do
they want with you?

But, darling, I told you
it was nothing important.

Don't make something
out of nothing.

I'm through with them and you
know it and Sid Kubik knows it.

He's never gone back on his word
to me or to any of the Ricos.

We're like his family.

And you, Eddie,
who's your family?

Me or Sid Kubik and them?

What kind of a crack is that?

Can you live with a man 10 years
and not know what you are to him?

I know what I am to you.

I'm your wife,

twice almost the mother of your children.

Oh, darling, now,
don't punish yourself.

Do you think the orphanage will
let Mr. and Mrs. Rico adopt a baby?

Well, of course they will.
They've checked us, we're okay.

Okay until
the phone rings.

Oh, Eddie, I'm scared.

Darling, darling, darling,
there's nothing to be scared of.

Nothing's going to happen. I swear
to you, nothing's going to happen.

Come on.

Can you believe that?

I believe you.

That's my girl.

Now go back to sleep.

Go ahead.

You're going
back to sleep.

I didn't get married
to sleep alone.

Oh, what did you
get married for?

I was a girl.
I wanted to be a woman.

Did you make it?

Sometimes I'm not sure.
It was all so long ago.

Well, maybe I can
help you to remember?

Huh?

Let's see.
Did it start like this?

Let's fall in love

Why shouldn't we
fall in love

Good morning,

for the second
time this morning.

Drink your vitamins.

Now, do you think
I need vitamins? Look.

Well, come on,
I can't hold it.

Drink your vitamins.

What am I
going to do with you?

Hmm.

Now just one,
just a tiny one.

One.

Mmm.

Hey!

What kind of books have
you been reading lately?

Huh?

It's time you were
reading your mail.

Oh, anything
from the orphanage?

No, it's not there.

They promised us
a baby weeks ago.

We can't rush them.

Well, I hope they're
not stalling us.

Oh, honey,
we're hoping too hard.

It'll make our disappointments
so much worse.

Look, we're going to get a
baby and it's going to be a boy.

You always sound like
you'd turn down a baby girl.

Guess I got a bug
in my ear about boys.

You're like every father.
You want to have a son.

Well, I guess I wanna give him the
things my father couldn't give me.

Crazy?

Crazy.

But after we adopt a boy,
I still wanna get a girl.

I got a girl.

You.

I got a letter from
another girl. Your mother.

Want me to read it?
Yeah.

I wanna hear
about who died,

who had twins,
who got married.

And what the latest
doctor said about her leg.

What's the matter?
Something wrong with her leg?

Oh, no, no, it's fine.
She's got a new doctor.

A man with
two golden hands.

Listen to this.

"Eddie, have you
heard from the boys?

"Gino came by last Friday
to say goodbye.

"He only said he was going
far away for a long time.

"It made me very sad.

"Why he don't tell his mother
where he's going, I don't know,

"but mostly
I worry about Johnny.

"After all,
he is my baby

"and I can't sleep sometimes
wondering why he had to go away, too.

"And I ain't heard one little
word from him in such a long time.

"Eddie, I'm afraid.

"And it is worse because I
don't know what I'm afraid of."

Eddie, that call
last night.

Your mother's letter and both
your brothers disappearing,

is there any connection?
No.

What are you
so worried about?

Because, the phone rings

and suddenly, like your mother, I'm afraid.

And I don't know
what I'm afraid of.

Darling, you sound like a superstitious
peasant from the old country.

Phil called me to give one
of the boys a job, that's all.

That's all the call
was about.

I guess I am a peasant
from the old country.

Wanna beat me?

Tonight and that's
a promise.

Now, how about
that shower?

Okay.

Hey, peasant,
there's no soap in here.

Yes, master.

Hey! Let go of me!
My robe!

You'll get me all wet.

I'm rich,
I'll buy you a new one.

You are crazy. Where do
you get ideas like this?

Out of my head.

You certainly are.

Now, quiet, peasant.

You're the one who
gave me the vitamins.

Let me go.
Come on.

Hello, Carl.

Good morning,
Mr. Rico.

Little late, aren't you?

I guess I am.

How's the family?

The wife's just about
getting on her feet again.

That new kid of mine could keep
this laundry busy all alone.

Well, I'll give him all the
diapers he needs on the house.

Thank you.

Good morning, Mr. Rico.
Good morning, Nancy.

Any calls?
No, sir.

Mr. Rico, there's
someone waiting for you.

I asked him
to wait out here,

but he insisted
upon going in.

Get away from that desk.

Rico?
Mr. Rico.

Get away from that desk.

I'm Mr. Wesson.

Mr. Joe Wesson.

Who sent you?

You know.

Answer me.

Phil.

When did you see him?

Yesterday.

He said for me to report
to you here, hole up.

What's your trouble?

They told me
not to say nothing.

They didn't mean me.

Phil said nobody.

How hot are you?

Angelo?
Yes, sir?

I'm sending you a new man. Put
him to work in the boiler room.

Yes, Mr. Rico.

I'm sorry. I didn't
mean to disturb you,

but Mr. Landers at the
Flamingo said it was urgent.

Thank you.

Wow! Real tasty.

She types, too?
Put in a good word, pal.

You know, honored guest,
lots of dictation nights.

Now just get those ideas
out of your head!

You report to Angelo
in the boiler room.

And if you got another suit,
don't bother to unpack.

It's gonna be
a short visit.

Beat it.

Nancy, I'm going
over to the Flamingo.

Yes, sir.

Stay there.

All right, let's go.

What's this all about?
Something wrong?

Gino, what are you
doing down here?

Eddie, did you hear anything
about our kid brother?

No, but I got a letter
from Mama this morning.

She's worried
about you and Johnny.

Oh. It's better that Mama
don't know where I am.

They sent me to St. Louis.

So, what are you doing
here in Florida?

I came to ask
my brother for help.

Sure, anything
you want, Gino.

I've got to get to Cuba, South
America, anyplace where I can get lost.

You sound like
you're in big trouble.

I am.

You heard about the Carmine killing? Yeah.

I was the gun
on the job.

What?

Gino!

Gino, I just
can't believe it.

You, a killer!

You're a collector
for the bookies.

I was. But I graduated
into the bigger money.

I always told you, I wanted you
and Johnny in business with me.

It's too late,
what you told me.

Or Johnny.

He was the driver
on the job.

Johnny was the driver?

Gino, Gino.

Oh, dear,
does Mama know?

Yeah, she suspects something.

Look, Eddie. Eddie,
I've gotta move fast.

Tell me how, when, where.

Just give me
a chance to think.

Well, just think
about this.

After the killing,
everything was quiet.

The police didn't
have a single lead.

Then all of a sudden,
Johnny disappears.

All right.
So Johnny disappeared.

But you stayed on
and nothing happened.

So what's all this
South America talk about?

A few weeks ago, there's
a big rumble all over town.

The DA,
a special grand jury.

All of a sudden everybody starts asking
me, "Where's your brother Johnny?"

"Where's Johnny?" So I
played honest with everybody.

I tell them I don't
know where Johnny is.

Then for no reason at all, the
organization sends me to St. Louis.

Why, Eddie, why me?

Sure I was in
on the Carmine job.

Then they brought in
a new gun from Kansas City.

A guy named Joe Wesson.

Wesson?
Yeah. Yeah, now get this.

Wesson's disappeared, too.

Eddie, I've got
a creepy feeling

they've got
the big eye on me.

That's crazy.

The organization has always had
good sense behind their operation.

Look, Gino, go to St.
Louis like they told you.

Yeah, sure, sure. I go to St.
Louis and nobody hears of me again.

Oh, Gino, how could
you be so stupid?

All right, so I made
a mistake. I'm sorry.

Look, the point is,
what do I do now?

Eddie, Eddie, I'm scared.

All right. Okay, Gino, there's
nothing to be scared of.

Nothing's going to happen.

Sid Kubik will
take care of everything.

Oh, Kubik!
I don't trust him anymore.

What are you
talking about?

That's like saying you
don't trust your own father.

The way things are happening, I
just don't feel right about him.

Feelings like that are
for old women.

Gino, Gino, did I
ever steer you wrong?

No.

All right.
Now, here, take this.

Go to St. Louis
like they told you.

Wait until things
cool down a bit

and I'll try to
work something out.

Come on,
snap out of it, huh?

If you see Mama, give her an
extra big kiss for me, will you?

Don't worry. I'll write and
tell her you're doing fine.

And don't forget,

take care of yourself
and behave.

I'll try.
Don't try. Just do it.

Okay, Eddie.

Yes, yes, I know.

Yes, I'm aware of that.

Mr. Rico.

Oh, hold the line a second. Mr.
Rico just stepped into the office.

It's Miami, the second time they've called.

Hmm, I'll take it
in my office.

Just one moment, please.

Hello.

Where you been? I tried to reach you
at the Flamingo. You never got there.

Oh. A laundry has lots of
customers. I never made it.

The boss is here, Eddie. He
wants you to get on the 1:30 plane

and come right over.

Uh, did the boy get there?

Yeah, I put him to work.

Okay. Get on the plane.

Phil, now let me
get something straight.

Phil!

Your wife tried
to reach you.

Shall I try to
get her for you?

No, never mind.
I'm on my way home.

Honey, I've got
to see Kubik.

Now, come on,
snap out of it.

The orphanage called and
said we can get our baby today

and you're
going to Miami.

What we both
wanted so much.

Well, maybe you didn't
really want it after all.

Now, how can you say that?

Of course I do.

The agency said that we both have to
appear to sign the adoption papers.

We can't get the baby
because you're going away.

We will get the baby.

I'll be back as soon as I can.
And you just tell them that I...

Tell them what?

Tell them, "Yes, Mr. Rico
wants to adopt a child,

"but it's a little
inconvenient at the moment"?

Oh, go ahead, you have to catch a plane.

Darling, if I can
explain it to you...

Explain! That they
can't keep their word?

I thought that after three years,
we were finally rid of them.

Eddie, what do
they want from you?

Why don't you
talk to Kubik?

He's our friend,
he'd understand.

Darling, I didn't have
a chance to talk to Kubik.

I only spoke to Phil.

If Kubik knew
about the baby...

Eddie, please.
Please don't go!

Darling, I have to.

Now, come on.

Oh, that's the cab.

Look, everything's
going to be fine.

I'll be back in no time.

I just get so frightened
thinking that maybe

the orphanage will
change their mind.

Look, darling,
nothing's gonna go wrong.

Now, come on, give me a hug and a
kiss and push me out of the house.

Come on.

Come in. Well, if it isn't
the laundryman himself.

Hello, Phil.

Eddie!

Sid.

Eddie, this is a pleasure.

Hello, Sid.
You're looking fine.

Three years, and now it's Sid?
What happened to Uncle Sid?

Well, that's what
I've been asking myself

ever since I got that call
this morning at 6:00.

6:00? What call?

From your friend here, telling me
to hide out a character named Wesson.

Wesson?
Yeah.

You remember, Mr. Kubik,
that fellow from KC.

You sent him to Eddie?
On whose orders?

Well...

I'll talk to you later.
Leave us alone.

I'm ashamed, Eddie.

To send you
a man like that.

You of all people.

Oh, that's
all right, Sid.

I know it's a slap in the
face. I'll get him out of there.

All right.

How's your
laundry business?

Oh, going stronger
every day.

I knew
you'd be successful.

Times have sure changed,
haven't they?

Just think, when you used to work
with us, you did the job all alone.

Today it takes four accountants. Hmm.

How about some coffee?
Sure.

You know, Eddie,

you're as close as I'll
ever come to having a son.

Thanks, Sid.

How do you think it'll
feel to be a grandfather?

Hey! You and Alice...

Yeah. We're
adopting a baby.

This is news.

I'm a happy man, and Mama, she
must be dancing and singing.

She doesn't know yet.

You see, we didn't know
ourselves until this morning.

That's why I've gotta get
back as quickly as possible.

You see, Sid,

I don't want anything to
interfere with my raising a family.

You know me.
I believe in families.

Especially the Ricos.

Did you ever do any fishing, Eddie? No.

I've got some
scheduled for today.

Come on and talk to
me while I get dressed.

Sure.

I hope you don't have any
trouble adopting the baby.

Oh, I think everything
will be all right.

What did you want
to see me about, Sid?

How's your brother doing?

Who, Gino?

No, no, Johnny. The kid.

Heard anything
from him lately?

No, I haven't.

How's Mama?

Just fine. I just
got a letter from her.

Mmm, that's what
I like to hear.

A family should
stick together.

Everything I've got,
what I am, I owe to her

because of
what she did for me.

My name is Kubik,
but in here I'm a Rico.

Especially when
it comes to Mama.

Such a woman.

I might as well
say it right out.

I worship her.

Has she heard
anything from Johnny?

No, I don't
think she has.

Oh, he ought to be ashamed
of himself. That's not nice.

She always worries when she
doesn't hear from her boys.

What a mother.

The kind they write
songs about.

Did she say anything
about Johnny being married?

No, is he?

Well, that's
the word we got.

Well, that's
a surprise to me.

What do you hear
from Gino?

Well, Mama wrote that he'd
be... That he was sent away.

You see, we don't know where Johnny is.

And that's not good.

I hoped he got
in touch with you.

He should.
You're brothers.

Oh, I haven't heard
from him in two years.

I thought maybe somebody...
He'd written to you.

It's too bad he didn't.

Nobody's heard from him
for too long a time.

Hello?

Yes? Not before
half an hour.

I'm in conference.

The name of the girl Johnny
married is Norah Malaks.

Johnny met her in
New York last summer.

She has a brother.

His name is Peter Malaks.

Works in New York,

lives in a small apartment
out on Long Island.

All he ever does
at night is study.

Wants to get ahead.

You know the type.

I...

I don't suppose
you've ever met him.

Well, how could I?

I didn't know
Johnny was married,

so how could I have
met Malaks or his sister?

Well, we have a kind of
pipeline to the DA's office

and we know that this Malaks
person's been visiting the DA.

And once
an assistant DA himself

went to see Malaks
at his own apartment.

Now, Eddie, I don't have
to draw you any pictures.

But all of this is
happening at a very bad time.

You know about Carmine
being killed, don't you?

I read about it.

On that job,
Johnny was the driver.

Our connection at the DA's tells
us that Malaks is asking the DA

that if a witness could be produced
who would turn State's evidence,

would they give
that witness a break.

Now, I can't imagine
Johnny's wife making him talk.

She never could.

That job was very important
to lots of our friends, Eddie.

And in light of
all this...

Johnny would never talk.

Of course not.

You and I, we know it.

But our friends,
they don't know it.

For their peace of mind,
they like to

have everybody present and accounted
for. Otherwise they get nervous.

Eddie, somebody's
got to find him, fast.

And you're the only one
who can do it.

Sid, I told you before.
Alice is waiting for me.

This is such a bad time.

Do you want to tell me your
brother's life isn't important?

To you, to Mama, to me?

Eddie, I know this isn't
an easy thing you have to do,

but I've stalled our
friends as long as I could.

Now they're ready to
jump the gun.

The only thing to
make them hold still is

for me to tell them that
you're going after Johnny.

Well, suppose I find him?
What happens then?

Simple.

Get him to leave
the country.

Wherever he goes, we'll make
him and his wife comfortable.

But you've got to work
faster than fast.

Suppose I don't find him?

Eddie, you've got to.
For Johnny's sake.

You know that wife of his
must be off her rocker

to talk him into
crazy ideas like that.

I'm not worried
about Johnny.

But maybe she's
giving him religion.

You've got to find him and
put some sense into his head.

Remind him he can't
hide away forever.

He'll listen to you
and leave the country.

It's the only intelligent
thing to be done.

That way nobody
gets hurt. Agreed?

Well, where do
I start looking?

That I leave to you.

I've got one suggestion.

Why not start
with the girl's brother?

He might give us a lead
as to where they are.

Here's $10,000 to see that Johnny
and his bride get away in luxury.

Here's the dope on Malaks, where he
lives, works, eats, etcetera, etcetera.

Here is your plane
ticket for New York.

You leave Miami
in 20 minutes.

You and me, we know
the family comes first

but work fast.

I want to help Johnny.
I know you do, too.

Good luck.

Goodbye, Sid.

And God bless you.

Thanks, Uncle Sid.

Operator, are you sure you're
ringing the right number?

It's Bayshore...
Hello?

Hello, Alice.
How are you, darling?

Where are you?
At the airport in Miami.

Eddie, how soon will you get
here? The orphanage called again.

Alice, I've got
to go to New York.

What?

New York?

Kubik wants me to go.

Why, Eddie?
Because there was something

about that phone call
this morning?

But, darling, you see,
I have to.

My brother Johnny's
in trouble.

I don't care about your brother
Johnny. I only care about our baby.

And if you go away,

if you get mixed up with
them again, we'll lose him

and I don't think
you and I can ever...

Look, darling, please.
Alice, listen to me.

I'll get home as fast
as I can. I promise you.

But tell 'em anything.
Tell 'em anything you want

as long as
they hold the baby.

American Airlines Flight 24,

departing from
gate one immediately.

Alice, my plane is leaving.
I have to go now.

I love you.

Hiya, doll.
Hi.

Excuse me.

May I?

Yeah.

What'll it be?
Coffee.

I don't know
yet, honey.

Yes?

You're Peter Malaks.

That's right.

I'm sorry, I don't seem to remember you.

I'm Eddie Rico.
Johnny's brother.

What do you want?

I'd like to know
where he is.

I don't know
where he is.

I've got to get
in touch with him.

Why do you bother me?

Look, don't play
games, Malaks.

Johnny's in trouble
and so is your sister.

I don't know
where they are.

Well, what'll it be?

Nothing, honey.
No, wait a minute.

I don't know
where they are.

You're not being very... And
if I did, I wouldn't tell you!

You're not being very polite.
I haven't finished talking.

I have.
I want to talk to you.

I need your help.

Sorry. I don't
help gangsters.

I'm a businessman.

Yeah, sure you are, and your brother
was only a paid employee. A gangster.

Just keep
your voice down, huh?

Now let's forget
about Johnny.

Aren't you worried
about your sister?

Yeah.

I tried to keep her from
marrying that cheap crook.

Maybe he's not the kind of a
boy you'd choose for your sister,

but she chose him.

They're young and in love
and they'll work things out.

Now where are they?

Where are they?

Malaks,

I know you want
to protect your sister

and I want to
protect my brother.

But if I don't find them,
they're headed for trouble.

He could be killed.

Do you want that
on your conscience?

Maybe he'd be
better off dead.

Go away, the store is closed.
You come back tomorrow.

It's me, Eddie.
Eddie! Eddie!

Oh, Eddie!

Oh, you make me feel so
happy when you come to see me.

Oh, it's good to see you.

How are you?

Okay.

Why you are in New York?
Business or pleasure?

Both.

Alice, she's okay?

Oh, she's fine, Mama,
fine. How's Grandma? Oh.

Ah, the same.

Oh, but you make her so happy
since you sent her that TV set.

She never
take her eyes off.

But she doesn't understand
one word of English.

Oh, Gino.

Come, Eddie.

Have a little vino.

Poor Grandma.
She thought I was Gino.

Well, what do you expect?

She's no baby no more.

We grow old,
sure we forget.

Hey!

You like it?

Oh, sure. What you think?

I tell everybody,
my son Eddie,

he send me the finest
icebox in New York.

Oh, Mama, when are you going
to stop calling it an icebox?

Why? She make ice, no? Hmm.

And now I make you
something to eat.

Oh, but first some vino.

Why don't you let me send Grandma to
that rest home in the country, huh?

lt'd do her a lot of good.

Oh, if she go away from
Mulberry Street, she die.

No, Eddie,
I keep her here with me.

What for I should
send her away?

In your letters, you seemed to
have a lot of worries on your mind.

Oh, so I got worries,
so I take care of them.

You think maybe not?

Mama, how's Johnny?

Why you ask?

I just want
to talk to him.

He's in trouble?

When did you
see him last?

Like I write in my letter,
maybe three, four months ago.

Well, how did he seem to you?
Was he nervous or upset?

Oh, he look happy.

Me, I was nervous, upset.

Every day, somebody stand
in front of the store.

Strangers.

Men with eyes like marbles. They
watch who come in, who go out.

When was that? About two
months ago. Why you ask?

Oh, nothing. You worry
too much, Mama. Forget it.

How's Norah,
Johnny's wife?

Oh, she's happy, too.

Just like Johnny. Hmm.

That Norah, she's nice.

Maybe a little skinny, you know,
like... Like a college girl.

Only she never went
to college, I don't think.

Oh, but Johnny's so proud.

But I never wrote to you
that they got married.

Oh, no. Kubik told me.

Oh.

So you're working
for Sid again, eh?

No, Mama,
I'm not working for Sid.

He's after Johnny.

Nobody's after Johnny.

We're just trying to find
him, so we can help him.

Oh!

You don't believe
that, huh?

You, sure, you would help
Johnny. Sid Kubik, I don't know.

Oh, Mama,
how can you say that?

Sid's your friend.

I always believed that.

But when Gino
came to say goodbye,

he said, "Mama,
don't trust Kubik."

You'd listen to
a crazy kid like that?

Oh, I don't know.

I'm all mixed up, Eddie.
I don't know.

How can Kubik do something
wrong against me?

It don't make sense.

He must always remember how
I got in front of the bullet

to save his life.

He hasn't
forgotten, Mama.

Oh, my leg,
she remember.

Sid Kubik, he remember,
too. I am sure.

Mama, what about Johnny?

I am sure, but still
I am all mixed up.

I haven't heard from
Johnny in a long time.

Well, then,
you did hear from him.

When? Where was he?

I don't know nothing
and I don't say nothing.

Mama, if you know,
you've got to tell me.

They're worried about him.
They've got a right to be.

That's why
Kubik sent for me.

To do what?

To find Johnny and get him
out of the country for a while.

Why they want to send
Johnny out of the country?

He no make no trouble
for nobody.

Well, we know that. But
the others, they don't.

They've got reasons to believe
Johnny might go to the DA.

And I've got to find him to
put some sense into his head.

Believe me,
it'll be better.

Oh, no, no!

Look, Eddie, I don't tell you nothing

and then they don't
bother you no more.

Look, Mama,
it doesn't work that way.

Well, all right,
tell them to come to me.

I keep my mouth shut,
like this.

They don't like it,
so they kill me. Okay.

Maybe it's a punish from God because
I helped to save Kubik's life.

Mama, forget the past.
It's now that counts.

Johnny's in trouble
and I want to protect him.

If I don't find him,
they will.

Even Sid Kubik, no matter
how much he loves the family,

won't be able
to stop them.

If I don't find Johnny
first, he'll be killed.

No! No, don't say...
Don't even say that.

Well, that's the way it is.
Face the facts.

That's why you've
got to tell me.

Oh, Eddie, Eddie.
I'm your mama.

Don't say words
that cut my heart.

Eddie... Oh, I'm not
going to tell. I'm not!

Okay. You have Johnny's
blood on your hands.

Oh, no!
And I say yes!

If you keep quiet,
Johnny'll be killed.

No! No! No! No!

Okay, Mama. I'll try
to find him anyway.

I hope to God
I find him in time.

Eddie!

I don't know no more what's
right and what's wrong.

The last time I heard from
Johnny, he was in California.

Camino.

El Camino?

Yeah.

He was on a farm with some
people whose name is Felici.

But I don't know
if he's still there.

Felici, I'll
remember the name.

Eddie,

don't trust
nobody and...

I won't.

And take care
of your brother.

You take care of yourself.

Oh, Johnny.

Eddie! I haven't seen
you around in a long time.

Oh, hello, Vic.

This is Eddie Rico,
Johnny's brother.

Hop in, Eddie.
We'll give you a lift, huh?

Uh, no, thanks, Vic. I'm
just going down a few blocks.

It's all right. Come on, we'll
save you the walk. Come on.

Well, you'll drop me
at the subway, huh?

Hello.

Hi, there, handsome.

That's Jean,
a Miss America loser.

This one's Nellie.
Say something, honey.

Hi.
Hi.

We're on our way to a new night
spot. Why don't you join us?

I've got to get up early.

Just drop me off at the
next subway station, huh?

Jean's a real good sport,
right, sweetheart?

Why don't you let him
find out for himself?

You can do better, honey.
I'm a married man.

Oh, but they're
the best kind, no?

Maybe some other
time, huh?

That's
a definite date, doll.

Heard anything
from your brothers?

No, no, not lately.

I haven't seen them around.
How's things in Florida?

Oh, it's a great life.

So I heard, but for strangers, not for me.

Any place outside
New York is like

a regular
foreign country.

Sure you won't change your
mind about tonight, Eddie?

We'll have a ball.

Sorry I couldn't make it,
Vic, but thanks anyway.

Goodbye, married man.

Thanks for
the lift, Vic.

Any time.

Give my regards to your
brothers when you see them, huh?

Yeah.

American Airlines.

American Airlines?
Reservations, please.

One moment, please.

Reservations.

Hello, I want a reservation
to El Camino, California.

For when?

As soon as possible.

Sorry, there's no direct
flight to El Camino.

Well, can you get me
as far as Phoenix?

Yes, sir.
What name, please?

Oh, my name? Uh...
Rogers. E. Rogers.

Thank you, Mr. Rogers.

Thank you.

American Airlines
Flight 24 departing

from gate one immediately.

American Airlines Flight 24
departing from gate one immediately.

Yes, sir? Do you have space
on Flight 24 to El Camino?

Yes, sir.
One way or round trip?

One way.

Will it leave on time?

You have
about five minutes.

Oh, thank you.
Here's the baggage check.

I'll pick up the ticket
in a minute.

Hiya there, Eddie!

You don't remember me,
do you?

Pete Sulzer. I used
to see you around Chicago.

Oh, sure, sure,
how are you?

Sure been a long time,
ain't it?

I was the barkeeper
at the Shoreline Tavern.

Still drawing a blank?

No, no,
I remember you.

You're just a little
different, that's all.

Oh, this?

The old lady keeps telling
me it's all kind of silly.

You know, wearing a gallon
hat on a two-pint head.

But the customers expect it.

Say, I got a nice joint about 10 miles
from here. Roulette, blackjack, poker.

Everything all right?
No trouble?

Cops? Are you kidding?

You know, it's a funny thing,
last night in the joint,

somebody got to talking
about you and your brother.

Oh? Which one?

Oh, the one, um...
The youngest one.

Look, Eddie, if you're going
to stay in Phoenix for a while,

why don't you stay with me?
You'll like my joint.

We'll give you all
the action you want.

Well, maybe next time,
huh, Pete?

Oh, sure. Sure, Eddie.
It's good to see you.

Maybe next time you come
through, why, we get together.

Fine.

Okay, Pete.
Good to see you, Eddie.

Bye.

Number, please.

Long distance, please.

Long distance.

Hello, I want to talk
to Bayshore, Florida.

I want to speak
to Mrs. Edward Rico.

The number is
Bayshore, 9876.

This is Mr. Rico.

Collect, please.

Hold the line, please.

That's right. I'll wait.

I'm sorry,
the line is busy.

Shall I try it again
in a few minutes?

No. No, just cancel
the call. Thank you.

Flight 24 to Yuma, El Camino and
San Diego now ready for takeoff...

Is this the best hotel
in town?

You'll like this place,
senor. I guarantee it.

And if you
want some action,

or you want
to go someplace,

don't forget to call
on Pedro, eh? Gracias.

May I have
a room, please?

Yes, sir. How long are
you planning to stay?

Oh, one or two
nights, maybe.

I'll get a bellboy
for you, Mr. Rogers.

Thank you.

314.
Yes, sir.

Everything all right, sir?

Fine.

Wait for me, please.
Yes, sir.

Hello. Is your daddy home?

Mommy! Mommy!
It's a man, Mommy!

Oh, sweetheart, take it easy.
Don't be so frightened.

Is he the man, Mommy?

I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to upset her.

I'm Eddie Rico.

Come in.

Norah!

Norah!

Hello. I'm Johnny's
brother, Eddie.

How did you find us?

So you're Johnny's wife.
Mama spoke a lot about you.

How's Johnny?

He's fine. Just fine.

Is he around?

Well, I'll leave
you two to talk.

I'll finish up in
the kitchen, Norah.

What do you
want with Johnny?

Well, he's in trouble,
with certain people.

These certain people,
they know where we are?

No.

But they sent you
to find Johnny for them.

Look, if your brother hadn't
gone to the district attorney...

I don't know what my
brother did and I don't care!

Well, I do, since it concerns my
brother. I've come here to help him.

I don't think you can help, so
why don't you just leave us alone?

Look, we haven't got time to
argue. You've got to listen to me.

Aunt Norah, is he the man
I'm not supposed to talk to?

Be careful,
Uncle Johnny.

Eddie!
Johnny!

That's him. You know,
the man I mustn't talk to.

Yeah, yeah, it's all right. You
don't have to be afraid of him.

Come, Mary.

We thought somebody might
come around asking questions,

so we told the kid
not to say anything.

Oh, that's all right.
I understand.

I never figured
it to be you.

Johnny, I think it'd be better
if we both had a quiet talk.

Just the two of us, huh?

There's nothing
she can't hear.

All right. Come on, I'll get you some wine.

Did you meet my wife?
Yes.

But I don't think
she likes me.

I see there's going to
be another Rico soon.

Yeah.

Congratulations.

Thanks. How about
you and Alice?

Well, we're thinking
of adopting...

Johnny, how can you
sit there talking to him?

Norah, he's my brother.

Is he? Ask him
why he's here.

Well, I guess
he was sent.

Who, Kubik?

Yeah.

That's what
I was afraid of.

Sounds serious.

Oh, they're worried
about you.

Why? Because they
haven't heard from me?

Look, Johnny, you've always
listened to me before.

What I tell you is for
your own good. Right?

Drink your wine.
You haven't answered me.

Johnny, he's going to tell you
some crazy story about my brother.

Her brother went to the DA. Johnny!

The boys feel he tried to
make a deal with the DA.

If he can get someone to
turn State's evidence...

Do you think I'd squeal? Of course not.

No. Well, then what
are you doing here?

Well, I'm your brother,
I trust you.

But the others,
they don't.

Don't listen
to him, Johnny!

So Kubik thinks
I'm going to talk?

No, he doesn't, Johnny.

But the boys think your wife
might make up your mind for you.

You can understand why
they don't feel safe.

No, I don't understand.

Do they think I'd squeal on my own
brother? Send Gino to the chair?

Johnny, for God's sake,
you've got to listen to me.

He sent you
to find me, though?

That's right.
To talk to you,

to tell you to get out of
the country for a while.

I see.
The only thing is,

I don't see that as long as they
were going to send one of my brothers,

why didn't they
send Gino?

Well, why Gino?

Because now
Gino's a killer.

Look, Johnny, I came
here for your own good.

If you don't listen to me,
it might cost you your life.

Since when does Mr. Kubik
care about anybody's life?

Since now!
He wants to help Johnny.

Eddie, you're
talking crazy.

Look, Kubik's
not an animal.

He can never forget
what Mama did for him.

Now don't be a dumb kid all your life!

Why dumb? Because he's
too smart to listen to you?

Look, Johnny, be honest, face the facts.

You left the organization
without so much as a word.

So Kubik gets
worried. Why not?

That still doesn't
mean he's against you.

Oh, I bet he loves
me like a son.

He just wants you to get
to a safe place, that's all.

And you believe him?
Absolutely.

Well, then you're not the
smart guy I thought you were.

Oh, that wife of yours
has scrambled your brains.

You're the one that's
not being smart.

We know what
we're doing.

You know nothing!

Now look, kid, did I
ever steer you wrong?

No. But I got
a feeling this time.

I don't think Kubik wants
me out of the country

or safe like you say.

He doesn't know where I am
and he's plenty worried.

What must I do to make you
understand, beat it into your head?

Why don't you
just leave us alone?

Norah, take it easy.

Hey, look, we didn't make any
deal with the DA or anybody else.

I'll tell you
why I ran out.

Norah had something
to do with it, yeah,

not that she ever asked
me to or told me to.

No, Eddie, it's because
she's clean and good,

the first decent thing
that ever happened to me.

Then when I found out we
were going to have a kid,

I wanted to make sure there'd be
one Rico who could grow up free

of all the things that you,
Gino or I ever grew up with.

But no, everything's
loused up now.

They must have
followed you here.

Look, Johnny, it's only a few
miles to the Mexican border.

Nobody'll ever know
where you are but us.

Oh? You're going to keep quiet
and never say a word about me, huh?

That's right.

Tell me, even when they put the
pressure on you good and hard, Eddie?

I want to protect you.

Look, Eddie, I wish I could feel
about the organization the way you do.

But you haven't been
with them for a long time.

Marco, this is
my brother, Eddie.

Well, when do you think
the executioners will come?

Johnny! Johnny!

Norah! Norah! Norah!

Marco! Call a doctor, Marco.
Maggie, give me a hand.

Aunt Norah!

Hello, operator.
Aunt Norah!

Operator, give me 3640 and
hurry, please. It's an emergency.

Aunt Norah!

Norah! Norah, are you all
right? Wake up, Aunt Norah.

Wake up.
Oh, Norah!

Oh, Johnny.
Now don't get excited.

Wake up, Aunt Norah.

Johnny...

Doctor? Doctor,
this is Marco Felici.

That's the first time
I ever fainted.

First time in
my whole life.

His wife
Norah just fainted.

Do you feel
all right now?

That's right,
she's in terrible pain.

Is there anything
we can give her? I see.

Yes, sir. Do you think
you can come right away?

Take it easy. Please
get rid of him, Johnny.

All right,
all right, lie down.

Please get rid of him, Johnny. Lie down.

Please get
rid of him. Please.

Oh, Aunt Norah.

Please get rid of him!

I'm sorry, Johnny.
I hope she didn't...

Eddie, I think
you ought to go.

Johnny, I got to
have an answer, kid.

Are you leaving?

I don't want you
or Norah to get hurt.

When I think
my own brother...

Johnny, you got to get
away, please believe me.

You got to trust me.
You'll be safe.

Eddie, if Norah
loses that baby...

Johnny, I was only
trying to do what...

Okay, okay, so
nobody's blaming you.

Let's just say something
happened way back, huh?

So maybe I am
going to die.

But, Eddie, you've got
even bigger troubles.

You're going to live.

Johnny!

Get out, will you?

Johnny... Johnny, you're
wrong. You're all wrong, John!

Take it easy, son.

I'm Mike Lamotta.

I don't remember giving
you the key to my room.

What's a key?

I own the hotel.
Will you have a drink?

Get out. I'm busy.

I guess you didn't
hear me right.

I said I'm Mike Lamotta.

I'm in charge out here.

In charge of what?

Everything. Including
your brother Johnny.

What do you know
about my brother Johnny?

Number one, where he is.

And?

That's enough for now.
Sure you won't have a drink?

So you're in charge
around here, huh?

We'll see about that.

You're wasting
your time, son.

Operator.
Order, please.

Get me long distance.

I'm sorry, sir.

You're sorry? What do
you mean, you're sorry?

I said get me
long distance.

Sorry, no calls can
go out from this room.

This is Lamotta. Give
the man what he wants.

Yes, sir.

Long distance.

Long distance?
I want Miami, Florida.

Mr. Sid Kubik at
the Excelsior Hotel.

What is your
number, please?

My number is
Central 1553.

I'm in Room 314.
And call me back.

You'd better get something
through your skull.

Nothing happens to Johnny,
you understand? Nothing!

Or Kubik will have
your head on a platter.

Did you hear
what I said?

You got the floor,
say your piece.

All right, then.

You listen and
listen real good.

I came down here
to find Johnny.

To get him out
of the country.

On Kubik's orders.

Kubik gives
lots of orders.

He tell you what to do, you do it.

Tells me, I do it.

Kubik gave you no orders
about me or my brother.

I'll kill you
for saying that.

No, you won't.

Eddie, this is pointed
at the wrong Rico.

I'm only interested
in Johnny.

So how about
a little cooperation?

Even if you could
take this away from me,

you'd never get out
of the hotel.

You don't think I came
here alone, do you, Eddie?

All right, put him on. Huh? What?

But he...
He's got to be there.

Checked out, right?

Checked out?

Uh...

I told you it wouldn't
do you any good.

Eddie, I talked to Kubik 10 minutes
after you hit the Felici place.

You know how it is
in the rackets.

My mother,
my brothers,

they tried to tell me,
but I wouldn't listen.

He never meant Johnny
to get away at all.

It was a setup.

They put a leash
around my neck.

To use me like a bloodhound
to track down my brother.

The dirty, stinking
animal! My dear Uncle Sid!

If it makes you feel any
better to scream your head off,

go ahead.

But it changes nothing.

Come in.

Gonzales,
this is Eddie Rico.

Gonzales. He's something like my secretary.

What's going on
down there?

Well, they all stayed in the house
until about a half an hour ago.

And then
the doctor came.

And Felici took the little
girl over to Koefer's place,

you know, at
the other end of town.

Okay. What about Schmidt?
Did he get here? Is he sober?

Yeah, he's sober.

Do you
got Paco with you?

No. There's a new guy.
I don't know him.

What time do
you want 'em?

What time do they go to
bed in that neighborhood?

Early.

They get up at 6:00.

Well, let's say 10:30 then. How
could he do a thing like that?

Just how can he do
a thing like that?

What's he talking about?
Nothing. Forget about it.

Anything else for me?
No, no. That's all.

Have 'em use two cars. I'll let
you know if there's any change.

Okay.
I'll see you later.

Yeah.

You sit there and talk
about Johnny like...

Like you're getting rid
of some garbage.

This is a human being.

And one that could
cook us all, you included.

He's my kid brother.

So he's your brother. We're
all brothers, aren't we?

Did that ever stop anything? You know that.

I was never in
on that end.

Don't give me that.
You knew it was going on.

So don't start playing
holy with me now.

Look, Mike,
I don't know you.

I never saw you
before today,

but I want you
to do me a favor.

Give my kid brother
a break.

That's the way you should
have talked in the beginning.

Not that it'd
done any good.

Look, his wife's
going to have a baby.

Yeah, I know. His friend Felici's
been burning up the phone.

First he calls the doctor.
She might even lose the baby.

Then he calls
Sheriff Hooley.

Eddie, I appointed
Sheriff Hooley

and if he carried out my
instructions, and I'm sure that he did,

he's in bed right now
with a temperature of 103.

He'll be better tomorrow.

All right, look,
I got about $100,000

and a business that's
worth more than that.

They're yours. It's yours if
you just let Johnny get away.

Eddie, you don't
even tempt me.

What good is money or a
business to a dead man?

And that's exactly what
I'd be if I crossed Kubik.

Stop tearing
yourself apart, boy.

Figure like it's 10:30. Figure
like you've already lost him.

I'm going to call down for
something to eat. You want anything?

Something to eat? You just
sentenced a man to die.

How can you think
about eating?

You think it's crude that I
should eat at a time like this?

Wake up, Eddie. Johnny's
already spoken for.

He doesn't
count anymore.

But you, you're alive. Did
you hear that? You're alive.

You listening to me or am
I just talking to myself?

Give me Room Service.

That Kubik made promises
and I believed him.

You're like a guy in the death
house arguing with the warden.

I can't help you. And
you can't help Johnny.

Get it through
your head.

I came here because
I wanted to help him.

He was past helping
a long time ago,

even before
you left Miami.

That Kubik knew
all about it.

He's only protecting us against
a kid that's blown his cork.

Yeah, he's
a great protector.

If his mother did something he
didn't like, he'd protect her, too.

Take it easy, son.

This ain't no sewing circle you
got into when you were a kid.

You knew
the score even then.

It's 24 past.

Okay, Gonzales.

Is everything all right?

Yeah, everything's
all right.

Call the Felici house.

Eddie, you better
have a drink.

Aconda 374.

I don't want a drink.

Take the phone, Eddie.

Come on, there's nothing
you can do now

but go along or take
the fall with him.

Tell Johnny to go out to
the road and meet the boys.

Alone. Unarmed.
He'll see the parked cars.

Suppose he won't come?

He loves his wife,
he'll understand.

Hello?

Johnny?
Hi!

Is Norah all right?

Eddie! I've been
trying to reach you.

I'm a father! I'm a
father! Isn't that great?

Oh, Norah and the baby are fine.
And man, oh, man, what a kid.

Oh, God, I'm so excited I can hardly talk.

But, look,
I got to tell you this.

He's a boy. And we're going
to name him after Papa.

Antonio Rico. How do you
like that, huh? Antonio Rico.

So congratulate me,
will you?

I'll congratulate you,
you're an uncle.

Oh, man, can't you see
Mama's face... Johnny...

... when I tell her
we had a baby?

John...

What's the matter?

You were right
about Kubik.

Oh, no!

Yeah.

God forgive me,
but you were right.

Listen, Johnny...
Johnny...

They're...
They're waiting for you.

Where?

Outside the house.
In a parked car.

And I suppose
if I don't go,

something's going to happen
to Norah and the baby, huh?

Eddie?

John...

Don't go, Johnny! Call
the cops in the next...

Hello, Johnny. This is a friend of yours.

Now here's
some good advice.

Don't go off the deep
end like your brother.

If you want your wife and
kid to stay in one piece,

you go out and meet the
boys on the road. Alone.

No gun.
No other funny business.

Did you hear me?

Yeah, I heard you.

You've got five minutes. Then
the boys are coming in after you.

Yeah, I heard you.
I heard you. I heard you.

Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, God.

Yeah?

Lamotta?
Yeah.

Everything go all right?

Yeah. Fine.

Okay.

What about him?

Kubik wants him
brought back.

You take him.
He's your prize package.

How you feeling?

Okay.

Okay, don't talk. But whatever
you're thinking, forget it.

I was pretty rough
back there in El Camino.

But you gotta play the game
according to the rules.

Not like
your brother Gino.

What about Gino?

Oh, didn't you know?

He tried to get out of
the country against orders.

What happened?

Now you can't buck
the system, Eddie.

It's real tough. Tough.

Two of
the Rico brothers gone.

Now you be the smart one. Two
down, don't make it one to go.

Fasten
your seat belt, please.

We'll be arriving
in Phoenix in five minutes.

Fasten your
seat belt, please.

Listen, pal, now let's get this straight.

I got nothing personal
against you.

I just got my orders
to get you back.

So if you've got any other
ideas in that head of yours,

forget about it.

They'll only
find you anyway.

Even if there ain't another
Rico to send after you.

Hello.
Hello.

Hello, Alice?
Alice, it's me.

Eddie! Now don't hang up. I'm in trouble.

Are you hurt?

No, I'm not hurt. I'll
tell you when I see you.

Look, honey, don't
talk now. Just listen.

The minute I hang up, I
want you to leave the house.

Make it look as if you were just
going to the market, do you understand?

Take nothing with you, except whatever
money you've got and your passport.

Where will I meet you?

Well, I'm coming to that.

Now you remember the place where
those two people spent their honeymoon?

Remember the champagne cork
through the window?

Yes.

All right. Right.
I'll see you there.

Now use your
sister's name.

Well, when will
you be there?

I don't know. A couple
of days, maybe sooner.

Look, but don't go out of your room
until I get there, you understand?

I've been looking
all over for you.

If you still want that ride
with me, buddy, I'm ready.

I'll be right with you.

Look, Alice,
I've got to go now.

Now take care of yourself.
You got everything straight?

Yes. I'll leave for
New York right away.

Good girl.

Goodbye, darling.

Goodbye, honey.

Hello? Yes, Mike,
it's me. What is it?

Lamotta, I gave you a simple
job to do. You fumbled it.

Eddie Rico has
broken loose.

All right,
he's in your hands.

Send out the word,
wherever he is,

I want Rico
delivered to me.

And, Phil, make sure you do
a better job than Lamotta.

Real sure.

Yes?

Alice,
open up, it's me.

Darling!

I'm all right.
I'm all right.

When you called,
I thought...

Eddie, what's wrong?

Johnny's dead.

Gino, too.

I don't want excuses. Cover
the whole town. And no mistakes!

Still no word
about his wife?

Nothing, except she must have
left Miami three days ago.

Ancient history. Did you get the
boys in Georgia, Virginia, DC?

Got 'em all,
except Lefty Taylor.

I'll get him, too. I've got
the ports of entry covered.

Get Harrison, tell him
to contact the boys.

"...and you'll be alive."

Those were the last words
Johnny ever said to me.

I tried, sweetheart,
but it was too late.

It was always too late. From
the first day you and Kubik...

Darling, I'm not blaming
you. You had no choice.

Oh, but I did
have a choice.

20 years ago when Kubik
offered me that job,

I should have
thrown it in his face.

He showed me
a plush lined rat hole

and I crawled in
and made it my home.

But you had nothing
to do with all that filth

and corruption and
killing. You didn't.

You were just
their accountant.

That's what I kept telling myself,
but I had their stamp on me.

I put it there myself.
Property of the organization.

Eddie, please... Well,
let me say it, darling.

I've got to get it out of my
system before it chokes me.

Everything I've touched,
what happened to my brothers,

to you, the baby,
it's my fault.

Enough, Eddie!

Yes, it's enough.

I agree.
I'm going to quit.

Oh, no! If you
think that you...

Honey, you can't
fight them.

Johnny and Gino tried,
look at them.

I am looking at them. That's
why I have to do it this way.

Eddie, they'll kill you!

Oh, honey. Look, we
don't have to stay here.

We can run away.

No, darling. No, darling,
we're not going to run.

I know enough
to stop them cold.

The whole organization
from Kubik down.

And you're going
to help me.

How?

Well, you've
got your passport.

I want you to
leave the country.

Alone?
Just for a little while.

Why can't we go together?

It's too dangerous.
They expect that.

They'd spot us even
before we got out of town.

Eddie, Eddie, please. Oh,
please, don't send me away.

Look, darling, you'll
take the plane to Mexico

and I'll follow you
soon after.

What's "soon after"?

When I've done
what I have to.

Now, don't worry,
we'll make it.

Honey,

is that what you believe
or what you hope?

Oh, honey,
can't you understand?

There's no me anymore.
There's just us.

Look, darling, we'll be together
for the rest of our lives.

You'll see.

I'll walk into your room
just like I walked in tonight.

Oh, Eddie, please
don't make me leave you.

I'm so afraid, I...

Ah, darling.
Look, peasant.

In a little while
it'll be us again.

Trust me this time, huh?
Please. Please.

All right.

Okay, darling.
Okay, baby.

I'll be back
in a little while.

Eddie... Eddie...

Don't worry about it.

And don't answer
the phone to no one.

I'll be back
in a little while.

Go around the corner.
Yes, sir.

What do you want?
Help.

Not from me.

You don't have to
hate Johnny anymore.

He's dead.

I know that. Get out
before I call the police.

You're not calling anybody.
You're going to help me.

I said you're
going to help me.

You're going to
help your sister's kid.

Like you helped
to kill his father?

Okay, you got
a right to say that.

But don't forget,
you helped, too.

Look, Malaks, I want to go to the DA.

Yeah, because they
killed your brother.

'Cause they killed
both my brothers.

I want to go and
tell them everything.

Look, if I really believed that you
wanted to put an end to all of this...

You can believe it, Malaks,
you can believe it.

I've got money in the bank.

Clean money from
my business in Florida.

Enough for Johnny's kid
and my mother.

Enough to get my wife out of the
country and to help take care of her.

Before I do anything else, I've
got to make sure she's in the clear.

Well, what do you
want me to do?

I want you to meet us
at the bank tomorrow.

At the Gotham National Bank
at 10:05.

And see that she
gets away on a plane.

After that you can set up
a date with the DA for me.

I can call him
right now.

No. No, there's a pipeline out of
his office right into Kubik's ear.

You got to find some other
way of getting to him.

Set up a date someplace where a.45
won't interrupt the conversation.

You mean they'd walk
right into the DA's office?

Sure, they've
done it before.

Kubik knew all about
your visits to the DA.

Look, Malaks, they've got
a guy downstairs waiting

and watching
every move you make.

I want you to be careful 'cause
you might get into a lot of trouble.

And I'm warning you.

Okay,
I've been warned.

Good morning.
Morning.

Hello, Mr. Rico.
Hello.

A long time since
you've been here.

Yes.

Thank you.

He just came
into the bank.

Thank you.

Here, darling.

I'll see you soon.
Have a nice trip.

But, Eddie, I...

You know the name of the
hotel? Yes, but I'm so...

Darling, you talk
too much.

I'll see you day after
tomorrow. Maybe tomorrow. Right?

That's for Norah
and the baby.

Malaks, I'll meet you at
Fasoles tonight in the Village.

I'll be waiting in the
kitchen. Goodbye, darling.

Idlewild Airport, driver.

Oh, my son. My son.

Johnny, Gino, dead.

You know already, huh?
I did the best I could, Mama.

Oh, it's not your fault. Me,
I'm to blame. It's my fault.

Only mine.

Mama, here.
I haven't got much time.

My boys are dead. What's there to live for?

Mama. Mama, there's
a lot to live for.

There's another Rico,
a new Antonio Rico

who'll live without fear
like a decent human being.

You'll see, Mama. There's a
new life ahead for all of us.

And for Johnny's kid.

Go take care of her.

Hello, Eddie.

Take it easy.

You dirty, rotten,
stinking animal!

I've got things to say.
But not here.

Murderer! I kill you! I kill you!

Murderer! I kill you! I kill you!

Funny, isn't it?

How I kept telling you not
to worry about getting a kid.

And now that we're here,
I'm worried.

Maybe they'll
turn us down.

Oh, honey,
how could they?

Not with a letter
from the DA.

Oh, yeah.