All language subtitles for Tangerine xxx

Thank you.

This afternoon, the lights are so
stimulating.

Oh, she'll try anything.

I just love Tangerine.

But I don't know anything about her.
Nobody does, dear.

They say that during the war, her father
was involved in smuggling a lot of

narcotics and weapons to the enemy.

Is that really her name, Tangerine?

She's the most honest person I ever met.

She's a phony.

She's an orphan who made her money on a
rich Texan. Her parents thought she was

so kooky they gave her a couple of
million and sent her to California.

She's a lesbian.

She's a man -crazy nymphomaniac. Someone
said she got rid of her husband.

I wouldn't trust her with my husband.

I wouldn't trust her with my wife. I
wouldn't trust her with my dog.

Can you believe what Tangerine says?

Can you believe what anyone says?

She lives well with someone with no
visible means of support.

She has to. She's Tangerine.

Faith, calm down.

We do have guests.

Hi, everyone. When it's done, let me go.

You all know my daughter, Faith.

Now go get ready for the party. The
other guests will be arriving soon.

I'll be ready.

Where are your sisters?

I think Holt's out by the pool and
Charity's in her room. Well, tell them

ready, too. Okay.

Oh, Faith.

Yes, Mom? Do you have any spot remover
in your room? Uh -huh.

Well, take Mr.

Hammersmith upstairs and get that gravy
spot off his shirt.

Okay. Come on. Hello, Mr. Hammersmith.

Your mother served an excellent brunch,
but I got a little carried away with the

hollandaise sauce. Looks like a kangaroo
came on you.

Oh, pardon?

Oh, nothing.

We'll get it out in no time.

I hope so. I like looking my best, and
looking good isn't easy for me.

Come on, you're a good -looking guy.

This is my room.

Oh, that is nasty.

You touched me.

Now, Mr. Hammersmith, you're just going
to have to take off that shirt.

You make me feel so old. Call me Ham.

Who said anything about being old? Well,
I bet you can do anything that a boy of

18 can do.

I'd sure like to try.

I'm sure you can.

You're getting it all wet.

The wetter, the better.

There, that sticks it. But don't put it
on until it dries.

It's sticky.

I feel all naked.

You're half naked. Get all the way if
you wish.

I have to get ready for the party.

Would you excuse me?

Anything, Faith.

Forgive me, I'm terrible. I shouldn't
have, but you look so beautiful and

graceful, like a young fawn.

I don't mind, really.

You're almost like an uncle to me
anyway.

Again, you make me feel so old.

I don't mean it that way.

What I mean was more like an older
brother.

Matter of fact, I have a niece not much
younger than you are.

Sometimes when she's in the bath, I
scrub her back for her. I bet she likes

that. I could scrub yours if you like.

Okay.

You're sure a pretty girl, Faith.

You're going to be my uncle? Shouldn't I
call you Uncle Ham?

That's not my back. My back's the other
side of me.

That depends upon the way you're facing
it, doesn't it?

I never looked at it that way.

Whoops.

Oh, wait.

Everything got all wet.

Delightful.

I don't know how ugly this is.

Tangerine got a sunburn at Palm Beach,
and she didn't peel. Get it?

A very bad joke.

One that I've heard as a child.

Surely you can do better than that,
Elliot.

I'm sorry I'm a little tipsy. Then
topple.

Have they always called you Tangerine?
I'm afraid always is a very long time.

Must I always be your uncle?

for about long.

It's not hard to walk with this thing
between your legs.

Mother of...

Extraordinary.

I think I'm like a boy.

No. No, you're not like a boy.

Nectar of the Gods.

I'm coming.

find the time to see each other again.

Sure, you're good friends with Mom. You
can visit here anytime.

What I really had in mind was you and I
alone, like this.

I'll bet we'll be able to find ways
without anyone knowing.

Only... Only?

No, I shouldn't ask.

Please do. What is it?

Well, I thought maybe you could help me
out some.

I'd be glad to. What can I do?

Well, I'm only 15, and Mom really
doesn't give me much of an allowance.

You'd like some money?

How much? Would a hundred do?

I was thinking more like a thousand.

A thousand?

I'd really have to see a lot of you for
that kind of money.

Didn't you see enough of me this time?

I meant often.

You can. See me once a month, and each
time bring me a thousand.

A thousand a month?

You see, next year I'll be 16, and I'll
be old enough to drive, and I want a

sports car so bad, and if you give me a
thousand a month for a year, by the time

my birthday comes around, I'll have
enough to get one.

A thousand a month for a year?

Maybe that's not enough.

Wait a minute. Where would I get that
kind of money anyway?

Oh, come on, Uncle Ham. You sneak a lot
more than that out of your company.

What's it called?

Ghost payrolling or something like that?

Double entries. I mean, where did you
hear that?

Oh, I get around.

You certainly do.

If Mom found out what you just did to
me, I know she'd call the cops. She just

doesn't understand things like this.

And I'd sure hate to see you embarrassed
like that.

I see your point.

I knew you would.

Now you go on down to the party so I can
finish getting ready now.

Hello?

Tangerine! Tangerine, there you are! I
want you to meet Helen.

This is Cyrus Carey, one of those very
bright, promising young lawyers. This is

Tangerine. The rising star.

I've heard a lot about you, Mr. Haley.

Shooting stars more like it, eh, boy?

It's just a matter of picking the right
client.

Oh, now, don't sell yourself short.

Hell no. I didn't say picking the right
clients was easy.

Hi, Mr. Peckerman.

Enjoying yourself?

Uh, it's Eckerman, yeah. Your mother's
parties are the most.

What are you doing reading this?

I don't know.

Here, read this.

Oh, that's a cool idea.

Ah, far out.

I hate reading with anything on. I feel
so much more comfortable without

anything.

I bet you'd be more comfortable if you
took off your pants.

What's that?

Take off your pants.

No, I couldn't do that.

Don't be an old prude.

Uh, there you are.

What are you doing?

No, no, no.

Your mother?

Don't be an old funny daddy here. Sit
down. I'll give you a massage.

That's no good.

This just wouldn't be right.

The billiard room is that way. What say
we start with a drink? Good idea.

The bar is that way.

Okay.

Oh, I've got something. I'll join you in
a minute. All right.

Tangerine.

That's the one.

I'm counting on you.

Hey, Mr. Peckerman.

Am I doing this right? Yeah, it seems
just fine, just fine.

You're doing great.

I don't want to bite you.

Hmm.

Here, take this thing off.

I feel good? Oh, just wonderful,
wonderful.

Oh, you couldn't be any better.

Why don't you have to sit on this, Mr.
Peckerman?

It's, it's Ackerman, but please.

Please do.

Oh, yeah, come on.

Oh, it feels so good.

Oh, yeah.

Wait.

Damn.

Try something else?

Mr. Peckerman.

I think I'll change my name to
Peckerman.

Good idea, Mr. Eckerman.

Oh, I'm so ashamed of myself.

Well, didn't you like it?

Of course I liked it, but that's why I'm
ashamed of myself. You were so young.

And that will ruin you, wouldn't it?

Nobody has to find out.

Uh, you will keep it a secret. You won't
tell anybody ever.

Sure, but you have to do something for
me. Look, anything, anything.

You know those kickbacks you get from
the construction firm?

What?

There's some pretty colorful people in
here. I enjoy serving up vegetables from

every garden.

More like fruits from every tree. It's
entertaining.

Tell me, do I call you Cyrus or Five for
short?

How about just call me Haley? Hmm,
Haley.

I like that.

Oh, Tim.

Hi. Thanks a lot for having a party.

Tim, you're always welcome.

Speak around.

Well, she's here, I suppose, busy with a
gift.

Well, when she has time.

Tim, this is Mr. Haley.

How you doing? How you doing?

Why don't the two of you get a drink? I
better go take care of this.

Okay.

Are you insane?

It's all right, Tangerine. It's just the
way I do it. Well, enjoy it. I'll steal

tickets. Oh, I'm thirsty. My mouth is
dry.

Do you like white wine?

Listen, I was brought here as a guest of
a friend. What goes on with this place?

I don't know.

I just met Faith at the writing academy.

Do your parents know Tangerine?

It's just my aunt, and she doesn't know
I come here.

But she's heard about her.

Everybody has.

But I wonder who knows the truth.

I didn't know that son of a bitch was
here.

Which particular one are you referring
to?

I'm sure there are a number of them
here.

That one.

If I could find out which company was
fronting him, I could really turn the

tables and do him in.

What would you be willing to give?

Give my right arm.

Well, I wouldn't expect that much.

You mean you could find out?

Tangerine. If you found out, I'd love
you forever.

You will anyway.

Now let's talk caps.

$10 ,000.

$15 ,000?

It's a deal.

$15 ,000?

How will you find out?

Oh, I have ways.

And results.

Okay. Good deal.

Who are you?

The name's Logan. Who are you?

Never mind.

I hope you don't mind that I dropped by.

Of course not.

I brought something for you.

Yeah, I know I told you a long time ago
you didn't have to bring me anything

more. If you don't want Trent to find
out.

Yeah, I know. But this is special.

Do you have some time now?

Sure.

Um, can we go somewhere and be alone?

Go to my room.

Okay.

You're what they used to call jailbait.

I still am.

But you're sure worth it.

Am I?

You bet.

Am I worth a little information?

What information?

The exact boundaries of the area you
brought the two board members to rezone.

Well, I'll be damned.

It's better than being busted.

So that's the game, huh?

Uh -huh.

Well, I'll be damned.

You know, the first boundary is Carver
Street.

The next party, I'll tell you the other
boundary.

It's beautiful.

That was my mother's engagement ring.

Oh, Tim, I can't accept this.

Why not?

Well, it should really be for whoever
you marry.

I know.

That's why I want you to have it.

No, I couldn't.

Why not?

Look, in two months' time, I get my
inheritance.

My aunt can't rule my life anymore, and
we're free to get married.

That's not bad.

Well, then what is it?

Look, you're old enough.

Nobody can stop you.

Wouldn't you like to get away from all
of this?

There's more to it than that. I can't
really explain it to you. It's just...

It'll be a long time before I'll be in a
space where I can be married.

But it was awfully sweet of you to ask.

And I really do care for you a lot.

Have you got him yet?

Haley? Of course, Haley! That's what I'm
paying you for!

I'll deal with it.

You better deal with it!

There's a lot at stake!

The lady over there just probably
auditioned me. Are you shocked, Mr.

Just tempted.

Is she your type?

They're all my type.

All except her husband. He was part of
the deal?

Too bad.

Yeah.

Tell me, Tangerine, are there any
special men in your life? There are many

special men in my life, Mr. Haley.

Tangerine, that's the same as not having
any.

That's quite true, Mr. Haley.

Haley. Haley.

Are you the mistress of that house? In a
manner of speaking.

I'm horrified. This is the most... What
are you laughing at?

Oh, my God.

This is the most obscene file proceeding
I've ever seen.

I'm delighted to hear that. Who are you?

Absolutely vulgar to think this is where
my nephew's been coming so often. Your

nephew? Timothy Frederick Holloway. Oh,
Tim.

He's at the top of the stairs in Faith's
room.

No!

She probably had me followed.

That's creepy.

Looks like she'll be out for a while.

Not with her here, I can't. Let's go to
another room.

All right.

I think she found them. Oh, this place
is not left for excitement.

Uh -oh, I think a little more is about
to show up.

Where did your daughter go?

Which one?

Carrie, we got some business to settle.

She's upstairs.

Right this way.

Thank you.

I'm not sure that was why.

Tim and Faith already left, but Tim
ended up there.

Hey, they're not really your daughters,
are they?

Oh, Christ.

Hey, as long as I'm paying for this, I'm
going to get...

Come on, wake up.

Oh, Mom.

Oh!

Oh!

I've seen everything going on at this
party except what I paid for.

Now, I need something on Haley.

His investigation is going to lead to me
soon.

If it does, I'm going to take you and
your three so -called teenage daughters

with me.

I want something on him now.

Look, I'm bugging you.

Let's get out of this madhouse.

Pretty crazy in there. I don't know why
it should get to me tonight. It never

has before.

Look, Tangerine, we can use lots of
different things to hide behind.

Are you scared?

With everything that I've been through
in my life, I never thought of myself as

being scared of anything.

Hi, Mr. Logan.

What are you doing here in a disco room
all alone?

Just watching the lights.

Want me to give you some head?

Sure.

What's the name of that corporation
again?

It was Trinco. Trinco Corporation.

And Fredericks is the one that's going
to do it.

I see.

Mr. Williamson, may I have a word with
you, please?

Of course.

The secret word is Trenko Corporation.

Trenko Corporation.

Are you sure?

Of course.

And Frederick was the man.

Trenko.

I suppose it's possible, but I never
would have guessed.

Logan is clever.

I do expect the duck to drop down with
the check for $15 ,000.

You bet your life.

You'll have a check for it, my dear.
First thing Monday morning.

Now.

Mr.

Williamson!

Miss Holloway!

I didn't know you knew each other.

Actually, we don't. I do apologize for
making such a scene when I arrived. I

hope you don't mind that I stayed.

Of course not, my dear.

I'm surprised to see you here.

You see me as being much too prudish to
enjoy such revelry?

Frankly, yes.

You shouldn't be so quick to judge.

Appearances can deceive.

After all, Mr. Williamson, who would
expect a hard -nosed businessman to

at such a bawdy affair?

Is that how I appear?

I'm afraid so.

Why don't you come with me, and we can
shatter both illusions.

Come on. What are you doing?

I, for one, wish to shatter both
illusions and my reputation.

What are you doing?

All at once.

Come, come, Mr. Businessman.

Let's see if anything other than your
nose gets hard.

Miss Holloway, it will be a pleasure.

Did Tangerine tell you anything about
that job on Haley?

No, maybe she put Charity on it.

Where is Charity?

I don't know. She was talking Tangerine.
Then she headed out towards the

kitchen.

Well, you check on her.

Damn it, I put my money down and I want
some action on it.

And I don't mean her talking with that
guy out in the territory.

Here, give me that. You're too young to
drink.

Hey!

Let's go someplace more comfortable,
like on the stairs.

Oh, William.

Oh, put it in me.

Oh, yeah.

Put it in me. Put it in me.

Oh, yeah.

We're done. We're done.

Oh, God.

Tangerine, we want to talk to you.

What's going on with this Haley guy?

Nothing. Aren't we supposed to set him
up?

No. But we've been paid, haven't we?

Well, we'll give it back.

Now wait a minute.

This isn't like you at all. What's
happened?

Nichols is the crook, not Haley. I don't
want to set Haley up.

Hey, this is a business war, not an
ethics class.

You girls just stay away from him.

That's all.

She's really flipped over, this guy,
hasn't she?

I never thought I'd see the day.

It doesn't matter. Personal feelings
shouldn't get in the way.

I don't know if Tangerine really cares
about this guy.

Yeah, but Faith cared about Timmy, and
he paid. So what?

But when we found out he didn't have
access to the money, we let him off.

Do you want to get back the money?

I'm more worried about Nickel fingering
us when he gets nailed.

Hope? If you two say go.

I'm in.

Oh, hi, girls.

Hey, isn't that your nap?

We can't find anybody to tuck us in.

Aren't you a little too old for that?

Well, that depends how they tuck us in.

Aren't you a little too young for that?

If Charity's too young for that, she's
been too young more times than I can

remember. Speak for yourself.

That would sure revive me right now.

There's a man.

Go ahead.

All right.

Hey, wait a minute. I saw him first. I
get him. No, Charity, wait. Help me.

looks like fun.

Oh, my.

Oh,

my God.

Put your finger in there. Yeah.

Harder. Yeah, that's it.

You girl

Yeah, work harder.

Work

me

harder.

Are you girls what they call titty
boppers?

Bop this, baby. Bop, bop, bop.

Bop, bop, bop.

Oh, wow.

I haven't had this much fun in a long
time.

This guy is something else. Still think
we're too young?

That's what the law says.

What does the law know?

Nothing. I hope he can go to jail for
this.

Who's going to tell him? I will.

I hope none of us let it slip. We won't
if we're kept busy enough.

And then, Mr.

Hadley. Hayley, Hayley. All right, all
right, with all the investigating you're

doing. You mean if I don't talk, you
won't talk, huh?

Doesn't that seem fair?

You know, you girls are really good.
This is just great.

There are a couple of snags, though.

One big one.

You want to know what it is?

Okay. Now, if you girls are really under
18, which you're not, and if you're

really a tangerine's daughter, which
you're also not, you still wouldn't do

anything. If you did, no one would ever
come near you again.

You'd blow your whole operation.

I guess you're just going to have to
give Nichols his money back.

And when you do, tell him I already have
some of the evidence.

And tell him when I get the rest, his
ass is going to jail.

Thanks, girl.

Whoops. My spell.

It was just swell.

See ya.

I told you girls to stay away from him.
You told him about it. I didn't. He

guessed. But I told you to stay away.

Tangerine, we had a client. I don't give
a damn about a client.

I gave you orders and you disobeyed.
Hey, wait a minute. You're not the boss.

It's a partnership, remember?

Look, you little... You're not mad
because we tried to set him up. You're

jealous because we fucked him.

It didn't work with him. What can
Nichols do to us?

I don't know. I don't care.

If he tells them about us, we can be in
real trouble. He won't. He's in too deep

himself.

You sound like you wish you would. I do.

Then I wouldn't have to be careful
anymore.

What do you mean?

I'd just like to once be with someone.

Let down the guard.

I know what you mean. A very nice kid
with a hell of a lot of money just asked

me to marry him. And I said no.

Now I'm beginning to wonder why.

The gains are safer than being real.

But it's a trap.

It's hard to get out. Are you saying we
should close up shop?

Well, we've done well.

Might be time to move on.

After this stuff with Nichols, maybe
we'd better be moving on. Wow, things

turn around fast.

How do you feel about it?

Well, it has been fun. I sure hate to
see it go sour.

Then that's it.

Well, I wonder what's left of the party.

Well, I wonder what's left of me.

I'm afraid to look.

What did you say?

I said I want to marry you.

oh oh oh

God, that felt good.

I spent so much time taking care of the
girls, I forgot to take care of myself.

You sure you want to give it up?

What, the business?

Yeah.

Well, I thought it'd been decided.

Don't you think I should?

Well, I'm taking a case in Washington.

And? And we could really clean up there.
We?

We.

When are you going?

In a couple of weeks.

Well, hope would come back after a few
weeks off.

Charity would come back to work in your
town.

But I'm afraid we've lost faith to love.
We can replace her.