All language subtitles for Gun Machine (1969)

I have in my hand evidence from
Charlie Adamo in California.

Gennarino Esposito has kept
$200,000

From our California
election campaign fund.

How do you vote?
Graminia?

Guilty.

Portenci?
Guilty.

Bernadias?
Guilty.

Decatalo?
Guilty.

Demarco?

Though it hurts me, guilty.

You can call the coast.

Charlie, it's me.

Yes, it's done...

thanks to you.

It was necessary,
of course.

Wait a minute.

Charlie...

we've had another death
in the family.

Bye, father.

Run along, now. Bye.

The Royal Hotel -

Where the richest casino
in Las Vegas

Has an unexpected visitor -

Charlie Adamo,

The newly elected boss
of west coast operations.

Adamo, ambitious to add
to his personal fortune,

Disregards orders from the top
and moves swiftly

To stake his claim
in this forbidden territory.

Wait here.

Hey, Abe, you better get out
there.

There's a guy throwing up
all over the crap table.

Let me sleep, huh?

Hey, Abe, get out there.

Your joint's burnin' up.

Adamo?

How are you?

You're lookin' good.

You know I love you,
you son of a gun.

I love you.

W- What are you doing here,
Charlie?

What am I doin' here?

Looking for help.
That's what I�m doin'.

And you're asleep.
What's the matter with you?

A man's got to sleep.

What can I do for you,
Charlie?

Hey, look at that sun.

You know, you got
terrific weather here in Vegas.

What's up, Charlie?

Oh, nothing.
Everything's fine.

I got no gig.
Except Mazzanga's breath.

Sat next to him on the plane
coming down - Murder.

So everything's okay, huh?

I'm on top.
It's nice.

You know - From mulberry street
to the top.

Who knows?
Maybe I got lucky.

Hey... but I�m up there.

Yeah, I heard.

You're in charge
of the whole west coast now.

So what's your worry?

You know what, Abe?

We're not gettin'
any younger.

What's on your mind,
Charlie?

What I�m talkin' about
is an investment.

I'd like to put some money here
in Vegas - Something nice.

You know what they say.

They say Vegas money grows fat,
and that's right, isn't it?

I got Joni to think of.

Why didn't you say so?

I'll find you a good spot.

Give me a couple of days
to scout it out a little.

I'll find you a place.

I found a place, Abe.
I'm standing in it.

I want to buy
a piece of the action here.

Look, Charlie,
I�m only a manager.

20% -
How much is it gonna cost me?

Not even half a percent.

The owners won't sell.

Well, you tell the owners that I
made a reasonable proposition

And I want
a reasonable answer.

Otherwise, something unpleasant
could happen to the casino,

And maybe also to them.

And, Abe... maybe to you.

Look, Charlie...

I�ll find you another -
A good place.

But the royal...
forget it, huh?

Adamo,
not forgetting the royal,

Has another plan ready -

A plan that calls for
a specialist.

Hope I never see you again.

You're a lucky guy.

Full pardon after 12 years
don't happen every day.

Here you go, Hank.
Sign right here, buddy.

Hope I don't see you again.

Well, so long, fella.
Good luck.

I guess you know already.
Rosemary's out.

I got her phone number.

It was worth it, eh?

What?

The fresh air.

That air cost 25,000 bucks.

You like it?

Say, how's it feel to be outside
again after 12 years, dad?

Must be a change, huh?

Don't call me dad.

I've only seen you twice
in my life.

All right?

Okay, Hank. Okay.

I'm Cudo.

Hi, Hank.

Hello.

Good to see you.

I'm Barclay, Mr. McCain.

Hey, McCain,
you want a drink?

Hank...

I want to show you
something.

I thought you'd like to wear
something decent for a change.

I hope I guessed right
on the measurements.

How do they look?

That door leads to
the bathroom.

If you need something,
just call me.

$25,000 is a lot of money.

What do you want?

I need you for a job.

Yeah?

But we'll have plenty of time
to talk about it tomorrow.

Enjoy yourself today, Hank.

Here's your dog, buddy.

Looks like you haven't seen
one of these in years.

Hey, you.
What's yours?

Go on in.
Show's on now.

Come on. Let's go.

Rosemary Scott?

This number's the one
she gave to me.

No trace, huh?

Never mind.

Hey, I got it.

Baby, you got to hear this.

Why don't we flip for you,
huh?

Oh, really.

Come on, Irene.

Huh?

Wait.

Excuse me.

What's with her?

Has she got hang-Ups
or something?

How'd you meet her?

She works for
a photographer I know.

Excuse me.
Hey, that seat's taken.

Scotch and soda.

Sport...

I said that seat's taken.

What's the matter?
You that lonesome?

Aw, come on.
Can't you see he's drunk?

Come on.

...or deaf.

...or else looking
for trouble.

Hey, Irene!
We're over here.

Man,
this chick is nowhere.

Look, we all like
our little fun and games,

So let's settle it right now.

Hey, Irene,
about before...

no big tricks.

Who's it gonna be,
baby?

Bob or me?

Do you know this guy?

No.

Do you have something
going with him?

You know a guy once followed me
from union square

To north beach?

You know what he wanted?

To sell me
retirement properties.

That's not
what this guy's after -

Not by a long shot.

Do you have a big turn-On
for him?

Ugh!

Stay there.

Man: maybe you're right.
I think maybe we better leave.

All right, sweetheart.
Let's get out of here.

Got a car?

Over there.

I've been in prison...

12 years -

Armed robbery.

I, uh...

I�m looking for someone.
I need someone.

I don't believe you.

Yeah?

Where do you want to go?

Where do you live?

Hey...

Irene...

all right, go inside.

Go on.

There's two million
cash here, pop.

Who's behind you guys?

What do you mean,
"who's behind us"?

We've worked on this deal
for two years.

We aren't with anybody-
Just us and you.

Don't get sentimental
on me.

All right.
What's the story?

You know this place?

Vegas - The royal.

The safe on weekends
is worth millions.

The royal, huh?

It's a new place.
Who owns it?

It's privately owned.
We thought of everything.

No problems.

Whose idea was this?

This your idea?

No. We all worked on it.

I thought out the details.

We need you, pop.

We need somebody
with your kind of experience

To pull it off.

It'll be hard work.

It's up to you.
What do you say?

50/50...

plus expenses.

I decide that.

Plus an advance.
Is that right?

That's right.

Jack, can I talk to you alone
for a few minutes?

Excuse us.

All right. Sit down.

Go on. Sit.

Cigarette?

Something wrong?

Who are those two slobs
out there?

Cudo and Barclay.

They're good.

They're bums!

They're punks, they're fags,
they're fringe nothings.

Now, whose idea was this?

It was mine.

It's good.

Thank you.

What do you do?

Sell women?

Sell marijuana?
What do you do?

Where'd you get
the $25,000?

I wouldn't give you 25 cents.

What do you do?

You go out and you hustle
yourself all over the street.

Small-Time.

No dignity!

You don't beg.

That's why, Hank.
I need this chance.

I get tired of being
small change.

You're gonna be small change
all your life.

All right, kid.
I like the plan.

I'll do it - My way.

And I don't want those
two Hollywood fags

Standing in my way,
either.

And I, uh,
I want an advance.

I need the money.

It's all ready.
Go get it.

Hey...

don't worry.
Your daddy's here.

Well?

Everything's okay.

Now, this'll do for now.
I'll need more.

I'll call you.

So long, boys.

Fabulous.

12 years in prison and I still
get a kick out of these lights.

They're beautiful.

They're not beautiful.
They're cheap.

It's an attraction...

for sad, fat businessmen
begging for more money...

for hustlers, for thieves,
for pimps.

I love it.

Hank...

I love you.

What's that? The royal?

Yeah.

It's a new place.
I love new places.

Come on. Let's see it!
Seven!

You're kidding.

Uh, one minute...

Irene?

Yes?

What?

Here. You do it.

How do you want it?

How do we want it?

In fives.

Fives -
Take it in fives.

In fives.

Right.

Thank you.

What's wrong?

I'm just thinking
of all this dough.

Man: last six.

Hey, a game match.

Lady, both numbers.

All right, folks.
Place your bets.

Ball is rolling.
No more bets.

Thanks.

Any time.

Good! That's $500.

Woman:
I need some chips, honey.

There.

You all right?
Yes.

He's a real millionaire!

I'm gonna take this place
for $2 million.

Understand? Do you?

All right.
Let's go. Come on.

Happy birthday, sir.

What the hell
are you doing here?

Happy birthday,
Mr. Adamo.

What do you want?

I tried your office.
I had to talk to you.

He went for it.

My old man -
He went for it.

He wanted to know
if I was covering for anyone else.

That's all.

Well, he's not stupid.

Now, don't worry about me,
Mr. Adamo.

I'm on top of this
all the way.

How old are you?
20.

Just do the right thing,

And I�ll take care
of you pretty good.

You don't talk to me.
From now on, you talk to duke.

We don't know each other.
You understand?

Mm-Hmm.

Now get out of here.

Okay.

Your roll.
Here we go.

Gettin' hot and heavy.
Lady's hot.

Come on!

Man:
new shooter coming out.

It's seven for the lady.

Who's betting next?

Come on, folks.
Don't be shy.

The lady's lucky.

Is all that mine?

Another one? All right.
Here we go!

And you?
What did you tell Adamo?

What could I say?

I certainly couldn't tell him
you three are the real owners

Of the royal.

Oh, go on.

What did he say to you
when you turned him down?

He made threats.

Maybe it's a mistake
to keep Adamo

In the dark
about the royal.

You know, uncle, we -

You just operate the royal so
no one finds out who owns it.

It's best, huh?

Hmm.

Ah, gr�zie.
Thanks, Abe.

We all appreciate very much
your loyal behavior.

Br�vo.

Now enjoy a night
in New York.

Pete, take Mr. Stilberman
back downtown

And show him around
the best places.

Goodbye, sir.
Goodbye.

Francesco:
so long, Abe.

Francesco...

Carlo...

now I want your advice.

Hey, Charlie!
What are you waitin' for?

What am I waiting for?
I'm waiting for a priest!

Come on, Charlie!

Hey, Charlie...

Charlie!

Hold it, hold it,
hold it. One second.

Can I see you?

I'll be with you -
One minute.

Yeah, sure.

Pretty good, isn't he?

I think he's a lunatic.

Hmm.

What are you doing here?

I just heard you're gonna
have company...

arriving from New York.

Don Francesco.

Ah, come on, Charlie.
I just don't have the time.

Wait just a minute,
will you?

When?

This evening.

Why?

Didn't say.

Charlie, I got a 3:00
appointment.

Relax a second.

Forget that, will you?
Do it later.

No, I�m gonna do it now.

Do you have any idea why?

No, I don't have any idea.

The only thing I know is that
I don't like it.

He don't call, nothing.
He just comes.

What's that supposed to mean?

Things here on the west coast
couldn't be better.

Must be a routine check.

What the hell is he coming here
for without warning?

Come on, Charlie.

You gonna talk or box?

I want some fun, so come on.

* soon... *

You said they would be on time,
didn't you?

I told you this would happen.

They're always late.
You know that.

Who the hell do they think
they are?

Next time, you'll listen to me,

And we'll leave the house an
hour later.

Uh-Huh.
You need a haircut.

Charlie, I�m serious.

So am I.
Shut up.

*... soon *

* hurry up and come and
give me *

* the love
that I�ve waited for *

Frank.

How are you, Charlie?

Breaking even.
How are you?

Fine, thanks.

Margaret.

Nice to see you.
Welcome to Frisco.

* hurry up, I got a feeling
your love is... *

Hello, Joni.

Hello, Margaret.

Hello.

How lovely to see you.
What an elegant tuxedo.

Really?
Do you like it?

What do you call this,
a pair of pajamas?

Your wife has good taste
in men, Charlie.

She's got good taste in
money, too.

She likes it green.

Well, green is a good color.

The best.

Nice to see you again,
Mrs. Adamo.

Joni.

Okay. Joni.

*... soon *

* I know you're bound to come *

* come soon *

* soon *

So, how's things in New York,
frank?

Hmm?

Smooth as oil...

in New York.

*... soon *

* caress me... *

Charlie, why don't we take them
somewhere more amusing,

Like the bocce bowl?

It's fun at the bocce bowl.

I'm sure you're tired and want
to go home.

Charlie and I have to talk about
business.

Boring business.

See you in an hour,
Charlie...

in your office.

*... soon *

* soon *

When I was a boy,

I remember my father used to
sing "o sole mio,"

And I used to accompany him
like this.

Delicious.

Well, now to business, hmm?

Abe Stilberman.

He manages the royal
in Vegas.

I'm sure you remember him.

Well, the other day, he came to
New York just to tell us

Someone had gone to him with
a deal

Concerning his place.

What do you know about it,
Charlie?

Well, what did he tell you,
exactly?

That you threatened him
like an Al Capone.

And he got the best of you.

I never threatened him.

Hmm.

Listen, when we gave you the six
western states,

You were told to lay off
Vegas and Reno,

Not to go there without
asking us.

Right? Hmm?

Right.

So... what gave you the idea

You could stick your nose into
Abe�s place?

The Royal's ours,
and by "ours,"

I mean Don Salvatore's, mine,
and a few others.

Do you think we want an ape like
you for a partner?

When I took over the west coast,
it was full of apes,

And the operation was in the
toilet.

Now, I straightened it out.
Me, nobody else.

Now I�m taking heat.

Why?! For what?!

How the hell do I run this
district if I�m in the dark?!

What's the matter?!
I can't make an investment?!

I'm not allowed to make a
dollar?!

I ain't got that right?!

When someone talks to us about
rights,

He ends up like
Gennarino Esposito.

You know?

And with me,
you don't raise your voice.

Frank, Frank, listen,

I thought the royal belongs to
the competition.

I don't know that you're
involved.

I always pushed you.

But this time, it's up to the
disciplinary council.

Listen, Frank, I�m sorry,
but I thought it was -

You shouldn't think!

Stay away from Vegas,
Charlie.

I don't want to have to tell
you again.

Will you love her and
comfort her,

Honor and keep her in sickness
and in health?

Do me a favor, will you?
Screw off.

Yeah. Take care.

Well, Hank and Irene,

You have consented to gather in
holy wedlock

And have witnessed this before
others.

Amen.

Kiss her.

347, please.

There's a man over there waiting
for you.

Thank you.

I've been looking for you every
place in this town.

I'm Johnny Rocco.

Your son jack and his
friends

Were the ones
who sent me here.

You'd better call them,
Mr. McCain.

I don't know why exactly,

But something went wrong with
the plan.

There is a little change.

You'd better call them,
Mr. McCain.

Well, what is it?

He rented a car and left
with a girl.

Where'd they go?

Rocco didn't know.

What do you mean,
he didn't know?

How can he not know?

What the hell are we paying
him for, huh?

Huh?!

Easy, Charlie.
Easy.

You think something's
happened?

Don't worry.
He got the order.

He tells me
his old man's okay.

Tells me there's nothing
to worry about.

But he'll be on his way here,
Mr. Adamo,

Right where you want him.

Watch him.

Keep him here.

No women, no liquor.

You understand?

Listen, Charlie,
you can trust Hank.

He's okay.

You've taken care of
everything.

Uh!

Charlie!

Crazy.

You better cool it.

You know, Rosemary's out.

She got a joint called the
Anchor on Main Street.

What's on your mind?

Thinking about going back
into action?

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

You're not throwing in with
that son of yours?

What's wrong with my son?

Years ago, we'd as soon
as starve

Than throw in with the
likes of him.

You know, you're ignorant.

You're really ignorant.

Who does he work for?

Charlie Adamo.
Who else?

Adamo runs the whole west
coast now.

I want a machine gun.

What?

You heard me.

Nothing?

No. It's 9:00 and that nut
hasn't phoned yet.

Your gun's better off
in my pocket.

Hmm?

His dad put on a good act.
I'll say that for him.

I don't think
he was acting.

What if the call doesn't
come in?

Why shouldn't it?

Well, all I know is if Mr. Adamo
tells me to...

kkkrrrreeee!

I gotta do it.

And, you know, it's a pity at
your age

Not to be able to make it
anymore.

You know, Jack, sometimes people
bleed to death.

Go to hell!

You make me sick!

You just better pray...
he calls.

Tell me where you're
going?

No.

Okay.

Hello?

Hank?!

Hank, where the hell
are you?

You gotta come back here,
Hank.

Hank, help me.

I don't care about your
problems.

I'm gonna give it to you once.
I'm gonna give it to you slow.

The address is Daly city.
It's near freedom crossing.

It's a big construction company
called Acme.

You can't miss it.

Now, you be there alone.

You be there by 10:30 sharp.

Otherwise, I won't be there.

Okay, sonny?
Bye-Bye.

Hank!

Hank?

Where are you?

I'm here, baby booby.

Let's hear about
Charlie Adamo, Jack.

What orders did he give you?

He gave you $25,000,
didn't he?

Listen, Hank...

there's no time to explain.

The royal job is off.
You and I have to -

The orders that he gives you,
sonny boy,

Don't concern me.

You're a wonderful kid,
Jack...

just wonderful.

Wonderful boy.

Wonderful, wonderful,
wonderful.

Forget the royal.

It's no longer our job.

Hank...

believe me.

You're a stupid slob,
jack.

Watch yourself.

Cudo and Barclay are waiting
outside for you to come out.

I couldn't shake them.

Now, why should that be
my problem?

It's not my problem.
It's your problem -

Waiting outside
for both of us.

No. Not me.

But they said only you.
Why should they want me, too?

Hank...

what do we do?

Scream.

Scream!

Aaaaah!

Hank?

H- Hank...

everything all right?
Huh?

I said, "everything all right?,"
dumbo.

Yes, fine.

Hard to get,
but I made it.

All right. Get your little tail
out of here.

Bums.

Everybody around here does
as he goddamn pleases!

Well, I had it!

I had it up to here!

Everybody's got something
to say!

Talk, talk, talk!

But nobody tells me
who owns the royal.

I didn't know.
You know that.

I'm in trouble right
with you, Charlie.

I'm so close to the top,
I can smell it.

Come in.

Mr. Demarco's here
to see you.

I thought he went back
to New York this morning.

Hey, frank,
how are you?

Hi, Charlie.

You should've called me.
I'd have sent a car.

Don't worry.

It's such a pleasure for me
to walk in California.

How are you, Mazzanga?

Fine, Don Francesco.

May I?

Please.

I don't know why.

This city must make me
feel young.

I got up real early
this morning.

You know what I thought,
Charlie?

Why don't we all hop over
to Las Vegas?

All right, Charlie?

It'll be a good idea
to make peace with Abe.

You too, Mazzanga.

I know you like the place,

So here's your chance
to see it again.

Oh,
I know what you like.

Thank you.

Are you avoiding us?

No, Joni.

You're blinding tonight.
How are you?

Just fine.

And you?

I feel marvelous.

I spent a very amusing afternoon
going around Las Vegas.

I also won $2,000...

shooting craps.

Fantastic.

Best of luck to you,
Don Francesco.

And to you.

Abe?

Excuse us.

Charlie...

find a phone
and call the kid's house.

Now, what's wrong?

You two still sulking
over what happened?

I don't like fighting
in the family.

It's not good...

for you...

for me...

for everybody.

Shake hands.

Be friends.

Forget about it.

I'll flip you for
the cost of the party,

And if I lose,

I'll throw in the price
of the statue.

The insurance company
paid for it already.

If you want to pay twice,
okay.

Hey, you're a bandit.

Hey, frank,
this guy's a regular bandit.

Come here, you bum, you.

Ah...

I love you, too,
Charlie.

Here you are, sir.

I would like a little bit
more of that.

The shrimp salad?
Yes, sir.

Thank you very much.

Frank...

yeah?

What - What's happening?

Why?

This sudden trip to Vegas?
Charlie's worried.

There's something going on.

Nothing.

Everything's been settled.

Has it?
Sure.

Wait...

what's wrong?

I can't stand the west
any longer.

You've absolutely
got to get us to New York.

And what else?

Have Charlie transferred.

Joni, this isn't the time
to talk about it.

Not now.

I've got to be...

near you.

All right.

I'll do my best.

All right, ladies,
step over here.

Ladies, right over here.

Hi.

Man: okay, okay, we're all
together now.

Please try not to get lost.

Gosh, darn it, every time I�m
ready to leave here,

My pockets are clean and my
shoes are dirty.

Yeah, me too.

Well,
at least you're a winner.

Not a big one.

Man: what time is the show at
the palace?

Man #2: at midnight, sir.

Woman: we'll be late.

It's just around the corner.

Have a good time, folks.

Thank you.

Hey.

Sir?

Will you take that
to room 808?

They just went out, sir.

Well, take it up anyway,
please.

Certainly.

Did you read it?

Nasty business in your area,
Charlie.

Find out, so we know what's
behind it.

Man: two on 17, but that's
not all.

I left the table to come back
up here,

And 17 came up the third time
in a row.

Marvelous.

This is the fourth call
I�ve put through.

No answer.

Look at this.

Get me on a plane to Frisco.

Get the next plane.

Everything all right?

Yeah.

11:49.

Give me a hand here.

An explosion in a filling
station.

Location - North Vegas freeway.

Man: attention, second brigade.

3- Alarm fire at Sierra
Lumberyard -

Second and Boulder, south
Las Vegas.

What the hell is it?

Find out what that is.

There's nothing
to worry about.

Charlie... do something.

What am I gonna do?

Where's frank?

Downstairs with Abe.

Does he know anything?

No, but he will if we don't
turn up, but don't worry.

How could he know about
McCain?

Even if he finds out, we had
nothing to do with it.

How much?

Enough.

Too much.

How much
did we have in there?

$1,800,000.

The police -
Call the police!

I'll take care of it.

You take care of the place.

Yes, sir.

Understand?

Yes, sir.

Go on.

There are 18 people badly
injured,

And another 20 or so
not so bad.

That's all I could count
so far.

Sheriff.

Yes, sir?

Well, a lot of noise, a lot of
damage, but -

A lot of folks got hurt,
Mr. Demarco.

Yes, that's the most painful
part of it, of course.

So, please...

tell the people that our
insurance company

Will pay them generously.

Let's not let the press

Overdo an episode of limited
importance.

Can't have the prestige -
Come on -

The prestige of the royal
compromised.

Would you be so kind as to take
care of it yourself, would you?

Sure.

I'm very grateful.

Have a cigar.

Come on, sit down.

I also hope to be able to find
whoever's responsible

As soon as possible.

Responsible for what?

But, Mr. Demarco, what about
all the -

Who do you want to hold
responsible

For an unforeseen breakdown of
the air-conditioning plant?

Come on, sit down.

The fires that broke out at
opposite ends of Las Vegas?

Why, coincidence, sheriff.

Coincidence.

Not even worth talking about.

Do you want to know something?

Within two or three months,

The royal will reopen more
beautiful than before.

And, uh, this unpleasant...

...accident,
will be completely forgotten.

Completely forgotten.

Believe me.

Excuse me, huh?

Irene: where are we going?

Hank: better lie low awhile.

Regan's a friend.
He'll put us up.

California, then?

First we go to Arizona, then we
go to California.

All right, then, Duke...

tell me the way it really
was -

Point by point.

Don't leave anything out.

McCain was granted a pardon,
they said.

Hmm.

B�ne, Franco.

Si, it's so clear now.

Well, for the moment,

I want you in command of the
west coast

Till I find another who's
qualified.

Every one of us here in
Nuova York

Is available if you need us,
Franco.

Okay.

Bye.

Don Salvatore?

Peter, telephone to Mr. Bonadias
and to Graminia

And also to Ortensi.

I want them all to come here
at once.

And you are being assigned a
special job in San Francisco.

Very good.

Man on radio: and in New York,
the stock market closed

With the Dow Jones averages
up three points.

A bomb scare panicked guests

At the royal hotel & casino
in Las Vegas last night

Injuring several of its
patrons.

The air-Conditioning plant

Erupted in a series of
explosions

Fortunately causing only
slight damage.

No appreciable loss was
suffered by the casino.

Dallas - A tornado cut
through -

Charlie Adamo.

Duke Mazzanga.

That's right, the weather's
improved,

And the races will run on
schedule.

No entries scratched so far.

Here's the lineup...

hello? Yeah?

She's beautiful in the third
at Saratoga.

$100 across the board.
Okay.

Yeah?

Body snatcher and gun rabbit,
huh?

No, sonny boy's been
scratched -

Been disabled, they say.

Countess Peggy?
Countess Peggy.

The pictures will be here in
two hours

With lots of the girl -
All recent.

A few of McCain taken
12 years ago.

Okay.

Okay, yeah.

We have both names here in
Chicago.

We'll have some photos
by 3:00.

Okay.

With $2 million at stake,

The organization network of
operatives and contacts

Mounts a nationwide,
round-The-Clock vigil

To block every means of escape.

They're boarding right now,
sir.

We've got an 802 at Fifth
and Main.

Ryan, report to Pershing Square
Station.

I thought you were
on nights.

Well, I was,

And then they pulled me off
night duty altogether,

Without a reason or anything.

Well, I don't ask questions.

Damned if I want to be
transferred

To Watts or someplace.

You wait here.

Come on.

Come on.

Here.

Come on.

Rest.

Who are you?

What are you doing here?

What do you want?

Hey.

Hank, please!

Come on!

Good. Thanks.

They left the car
in west Los Angeles.

That makes it easier.

Don't be smart, hmm?

Peggy, get me Los Angeles.

Watch yourself, Peter.

Yeah, don't worry about me.

Take it easy.

I can't anymore.

I can't anymore.

Sure, you can.

Come on.

Woman: I am loaded,
I want you to know.

Scott: that reminds me.

Well, you better not try that
one again.

You gave the guy
the business, huh?

McCain?

McCain?

I thought you'd turn up.

Hank, let him go.

Who is he?

He's nobody.
He just helps me around.

Get out.

It's okay, Steve.
I'll see you tomorrow.

It's a lot of work, you know,
just staying alive.

Don't worry about it.

I'm not.

Okay.

Okay!

You're the only person
in this world I can trust.

Come here.

You, come here.

Oh, Hank.

Hank, am I glad
to see you.

Rosie, what a behind.

Mmm.

Oh, Hank, Hank, Hank.

Here we are
like a couple of kids.

So what?

Right, so what?

Aah.

Boy, you really look morbid.

Oh, yeah? You don't look
so hot yourself.

You're all grayed up.

So what? I got my personality
to pull me through.

Oh, yeah, you're a real card.

Right. Time's short, right?

Yeah, life's short.

Yeah.

Look, you just tell me
what I can do.

I got a couple of friends
I can trust.

Just - Just - Just tell me
what to do.

Nothing!

Chuck Regan - He's got me
a couple of passports.

Passports?!
Are you kidding?

They're watching
everything that moves.

I don't know.

Mexico - What about Mexico?

No.

I might be able to find
somebody that can get you there.

I'm not alone.

We're married.

Ah, she's a kid.

I got her on the beach
with the $2 million.

With the what?

With the $2 million!

What beach?

On the -
On the whatchamacallit -

The, uh, Golden Sands.

Okay.

I'll get this set up.
I'll go get her.

It's been 12 years, Hank.

What the hell's left
for us anyway?

Still, I never thought
I could do without you

While it lasted.

What a trip, huh?

Irene!

Irene!

Irene!

Irene, it's Rosemary!

Hank sent me for you!

Let's go.

Hurry!

Get down.

Okay.

Let's go.

Okay, it's all right.

He's got a cabin cruiser -
Long beach.

It's gonna cost you
a hell of a lot,

But it's the best I can do.

You better stay here tonight.

All right.

You're coming?

You go ahead.

How'd you get tied up
with a kid like that?

I don't like to be an
I- told-you-so,

But, uh, you should have come
home.

No.

Hank: hey, Rosie.

Isn't it late for you
to be coming home, Mrs. Scott?

Come in.

Please.

Sit down there, Rosemary.

Let's have a little talk.

Do you know who I am?

No...

...but I know what you are...

and I know what you want.

Perfect. So we avoid wasting
time.

Where's McCain?

You don't really think
I�m gonna tell you that?

I'm sure of it.
I can be very convincing.

Not with me.

Why? Are you so different
from everybody else?

Yeah, I am.

Oh, yeah, I remember hearing
all that crap about you two.

The machine-gun lovers -
Hank McCain...

...and Rosemary Scott.

That's right.

Hank McCain and I...

are different from you.

Well, now...

you just tell me
where McCain is...

and I�ll have the pleasure
of making his acquaintance...

and I�ll be able to find out
how we're different.

Okay, Rosemary?

You might as well get it
through your pretty head.

I'm not gonna tell you
one damn thing.

Hmm.

I think you better...

...or you'll never want
to look in a mirror again.

Well, before starting
this beauty treatment,

Will you allow me
to have one cigarette?

Sure, go ahead.

Do I have to go alone?

Better not be seen together.

All right, go ahead.

Is it too breezy for you?

No, it's fine, thank you.

Chingada.

Hey, you're crazy.
Come on, we got to go.

We got to go now.

Let's get out of here!

Move that car.

All right, Irene, come on.

Just tell him
it's the money we want.

All you do is convince him
to give it up.

Ugh!

No!

Hey-Ey-Ey!

All right, you bastards!

* No one knew better
than McCain *

* that a man
who thinks he's free *

* knocks his head
against the wall *

* No man knew better
than McCain *

* just how bitter
it would be *

* to be beaten after all *

* No one knew better
than McCain *

* they're the ones
who fix the game *

* they're the ones
with loaded dice *

* No one knew better
than McCain *

* but they got him
all the same *

* and they made him
pay the price *

Credits: Surcouf

- I think it's time for you to get some help.
- Why?

Because you can't do your job anymore.

Only because I let that man live
a couple of days longer?

- That man's one of the worst bastards....
- I don't care. I want out.

- What're you gonna tell the Company?
- Goodbye.

You know too much. One of the first things
you taught me is that nobody...just walks away

Watch me.

Goodbye! I'll write you!

You push, I'll steer.

Nice car. What year?

- '69.
- It's older than me.

That sucks, older than you.

- Mornin'.
- Mornin'.

- Looks like you have a problem.
- It's the transmission.

Sstart her up, we'll take a look.

- S'cuse me.
- Sure.

Woow! Shut it off.

It's the transmission, alright.

Looks like the bands are slippin'.

- You know a little about cars.
- I know a lot about this one.

- I'm Paul Barlow. This is my daughter Jo.
- Malone.

- You got a first name?
- Yeah

Just see what he wants,
and don't start anything with him.

Get the window.

Still here Barlow? The man's offering you
more than ten times what this place is worth.

- I'm just stubborn I guess.
- Stubborn and ignorant.

Mr. Delaney is a patient man,
but I wouldn't push him too far.

Put it on the tab.

- Beautiful country.

- Yeah.

I don't stock the parts you need.
I can order 'm.

But the fastest way is to have it towed into Bronckton.
60 miles and they'll stick it to you.

I'm not in a hurry.

We'll take her apart first thing in the morning.

- Motel around here?
- It closed a month ago.

- Well, I'll sleep in the car.
- You'll freez your ass off.

I've done that before.

Dad, I'm gonna go get the groceries.
Can I have a list?

Mind if go along?
I need a razor.

Ok.

Hurry up.

This property has been acquired by
The CHARLES DELANEY corp.
No tresspassing, hunting, camping or fishing.

- So, you up here for the fishin'?
- I don't know how to fish.

Just drivin' through.

Everybody knows how to fish.

- Where are you goin'?
- Travellin' around, here and there.

- Sounds great!
- Does it?

- Isn't one place just like another?
- I wouldn't know.

The only other place I've been is Montana.
I used to live there with my mom.

- Your mom still live there?
- No, she died.

You married?

No.

Didn't think so.

What happened to this town?
They discover toxic waste?

Oh this rich guy Delaney moved in.
Tryin'to buy up everything.

Half the valley has left.

- What's goin' up?
- Oh nothing.

See you later.

Are you coming or what?

Bollard has always been wild but they're really
outdoing themselves since they hired on with Delaney.

- There's that name again.
- You hear it a lot lately.

Came to town about a year ago.
Started buying everything he could get his hands on.

People were real excited.

They thought he was gonna reopen the mine.

No, the mine never opened.
He kept right on buying.

Over half the town's left now.
More leaving every day.

I can't figure him out.
Let's go get some supper.

Alright.

only good thing about being in the
service was learning how to cook.

First thing I'd rather have is burgers and fries.
Like normal people.

He seems to like it.

You know, there's a lot of prep work to do
on your car before the parts get here.

- If I had some help...
- I'll do it myself.

Well, I wouldn't charge you for
working on your own car.

I appreciate that.

you know, i've been thinking about you sleepin'
in your Mustang. We have a spare room here.

Why don't you use it?

Alright.

When we get through with her she'll
be good for another 100,000 (miles).

I wish I was.

- You like this car, don't you?
- Yeah.

I can tell.

Play poker, quit work and sleep till noon!

You scared me!

You got a customer.

You don't have to make up your bed.
I came up to do it.

I better go.

Dad, how long is this gonna take to fix?

When the parts get here, a couple of days.

- And then he goes?
- Yeah I guess so.

Good.

I can do it.
Goddamn, I can do it!

- What did you learn about a Ferguson?
- My old man had one.

- Oh yeah?
- Yeah.

- How many acres did he have?
- 120.

- When you're gonna get done with my damn tractor?
- Now hold on, Tom.

- I got a field that's.....
- Just hold on, Tom. Calm down.

I said it'd be ready today
and it will be.

Oh shit, I'm sorry.

I just came over from talking to Delaney,
and he's got me all worked up...honest I...

Paul, I don't know which end is which anymore.

You're not gonna sell, are you?

When are you gonna get rid of that bike
and get yourself some real transportation?

What the hell happened here?

Sedan came barrelin'down that hill,
took up the whole road.

-The Bollard boys claim they had to swirve
slam straight into...
- Sheriff, it weren't our fault.

Some bastard come out of nowhere,
we had to swing outta the way.

- It was just bad luck, I guess.

That's plenty of bad luck for you, Cal.
You've been drinkin'?

Sheriff, I was hung over this morning but I swear,
I ain't touched a drop all day.

Yeah yeah, we'll see about that.
Give him the field sobriety test.

- Doc.
- Sheriff.

Afternoon, Paul. Jo.
What can you tell me?

Paul? Paul!

but....they killed him!
They did it on purpose.

Whoa, wait, wait a minute Jo.
Don't be sayin' stuff like that.

Well maybe.

- She don't know what she's saying..
- Shut your mouth!

- What are you trying to say?
- Tom Riggs wouldn't sell out to Delaney.

And those two do his dirty work.

Sheriff, everybody knows it's the truth.
Why are we standing around here pretending that it's not.

- Look, honey.
- Don't call me honey.

Jo, you have every reason to be upset,
but if this wasn't an accident I'll find out.

The Bollards aren't exactly the brightest
boys that ever graced this community.

I'd sure like to get my hands on
that jackass in the other car.

So why don't you ask the man he was working for.

You alright?

Hey!

- Hey you!
- What?

I wanna talk to you.

I'm Sheriff Hawkins.
I don't believe we've met.

We haven't.

- What's your name?
- Malone.

- Are you the fellow with the car trouble?
- That counts as big news around here, huh?

- What's your story about this?
- Not much.

I was working on that tractor over there.
I heard Jo scream, when I turned around it was over.

- That's all you saw?
- That's all.

Real smart.

It was insane.

Fox was in the henhouse.

I found myself on the ground.

Decided I should get up, head for cover.

I looked down...

my leg looked like a loop in the LA freeway.

When I woke up I had a pass home.

- When were you in Vietnam?
- 1961

- That was a little early, wasn't it?
- Not for what I was supposed to do.

Paul. I've been talking with the other families...

and everybody that's left...

and we're not gonna sell out to Delaney if you don't.

Ok. Adios, see you tonight.

- Reverend Holmby?
- Yeah.

I represent a very wealthy individual
who wishes to remain anonymous.

He feels you and your organisation are making
a genuine change in this great country of ours.

Well, we try.

And...he wishes to make a substantial
contribution to your cause.

We always....

Welcome back, Patterson.
We all missed you.

Get the bags.

Victor, get the bags.

Come.

- Mister Delaney.
- Hello, John.

Good to see you. Sit down.

- How did it go?
- Fine.

Excellent.

- Hi.
- Hi.

I couldn't sleep.

- Keep having bad dreams.
- About what?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Can I ask you something?

Sure.

Are you a criminal?

When did you find my gun?

Well, are you?

I'm sure you could find
some people that think so.

What do you think?

No.

Good.

Good night.

Good evening.

Be seated, please.

Congratulations.

You have completed the final phase
of your leadership training.

Upon you returning to your regional sectors,

you will implement your classes with what you
have learned here these passed few weeks

And remember, ours is:
an American Cause.

We are determined to set this country right.

And that will take time and sacrifice.

Thomas Jefferson said:

"The tree of Freedom must be
nourished from Time to Time...

...with blood from its Patriots."

You are patriots..all.

Please stand and repeat after me.

"I... dedicate my body,
my brain and my soul..

"...to our sacred covenant."

"Even in the face of torture and death..."

"...I will not divulge the intentions or
the names of my brothers and sisters."

Thank you.

I know I can speak for all of us,

and I thank our host for one
hell of a spectacular dinner!

Yeah!

I couldn't ask for anything more.

Except, perhaps, the comfort
of some female company .

Oh come on, seriously now, gentleman. Seriously. Look around us.
Just look at that. Thanks George, I am filled with wonder and gratitude,

at God's bounty.

I didn't want to bring this up now,
but I can't imagine a better time.

Do it!

Charles...for all our sakes,
answer the call of duty.

Run for the United States senate.

Hear Hear!

Hell yeah, Charles, save our asses!

Eeehh, I appreciate those sentiments, gentleman.
But I assure you if I am nominated I will run

- To Mexico!
- Do be serious, Charles.

- And if elected?
- I'll fight extradition.

No...no, my...my place is right here in this valley.

- What are you doing here?
- I thought I brought you home.

We've never had anybody
stay at the house before.

He talks to you, my dad.

I think he likes you.

I like him.

Oh no.

- Hey Jo, wanna have some fun?
- You can be in the back here.

- No thanks.
- What's the matter honey, don't love me anymore?

Well that's ok. As long as this chuck you're
with doesn't tell you to drop your little panties

anytime I tell you to.

I'm afraid I might have to teach you some manners.
What's your name?

- Why don't you get out of the way?
- Can't do that.

You ain't even polite enough to tell me your name.

- Malone.
- Too late. You already insulted me.

- I didn't mean to do that.
- If I say you insulted me, you insulted me.

Anybody else?

Did you enjoy that?

No.

But you were so good at it.

Not the same thing.

i'm glad he finally got what he deserved.

maybe it was more than he deserved.

- Is your hand gonna be alright?
- Yeah.

I'm getting too old for this.

you're not so old.

You have no idea.

- And you knwo nothing of this man?
- Nothin'.

Perhaps a little provocation
will give us the answer.

Calvin Bollard is very upset about
what happened to his brother.

Maybe I could motivate him
to...get us the answer.

Hey uh doc, how's Dan?

Well, he is going to have to stay in the hospital.
I've done all I can under the circumstances.

But, well, his jaw is broken. Both ears are badly damaged,

the genitalia are still swollen.
Which means we may have some permanent damage there.

- He is going to be ok, ain't he?
- No. He's not gonna be ok.

- I would know what Dan did what made the guy beat him up so bad?
- He didn't do anything.

I could kill the fuck!

Must be terrible seeing your own
brother humiliated like that.

For no reason.
No reason at all, by a total stranger

- I don't know how you can stand it?
- I'll tell you one thing.

No fucking outsider is gonna come in here
and get away with messin' up a Bollard.

Hey Amira, another beer for Calvin.

You could make Dan proud.

Don't cut it so short.
Just a little longer.

- is this the fellow havin'thr car trouble?
- Yeah.

Jesus!

That was my brother you almost killed.

You know he can't have children now?

- That could be a blessing.
- Get your ass outta that chair.

- Calvin, please.
- Shut up, Andy!

- I said "up", you son of a bitch.
- You're acting stupid.

Stupid! Stupid am I?
You want in the back, I swear I don't much like it that way but...

- You're making a mistake.
- What if I blew your fucking head of right now. How would that be, huh?

You know what I got under this newspaper?

What you got under that newspaper?

- How do I know you're not bluffin'?
- You don't.

Andy.

I want you to walk up to this newspaper.
Tell me exactly what he's got underneath there.

I bet all you find is his pecker
and a teeny one at that.

Alright Calvin, don't let him mess with you.

hurry up, Andy!

- Calvin...
- Goddammit, don't argue with me just do it, Andy.

- I wouldn't do that, Andy.
- You're liable to stop a bullet?

You ain't got nothin' under there.

Why don't you come and take a look?

Oh no.

Oh no!

I don't believe it.

- I guess Dan was right.
- You are a chicken shit.

Put it down.

Virginia huh.
You're a long way from home.

How come you got a post office box for an adress?

I move around a lot.

- I bet you do.
- Sheriff?

Yeah?

Check this out.

No sir, I'd like that to expedite that
tomorrow morning, not next week

Right. Get back to me, I'm at
the sheriff's office. Right, thank you.

- Good afternoon, mister Delaney.
- Good afternoon, sheriff.

I wondered if I might ask
your suspect a few questions.

- I was just talking to him.
- Just take a couple of minutes. I won't be very long

No euh, I guess it....eh..

- You're Delaney.
- Right.

And you're Malone, right?

- May I sit down?
- Sure.

Thank you.

Well, Richard... Do you mind if I call you Richard?

Go right ahead.

Good.

This valley is so far away I was just wondering what...

And your first name is?

Charles.

- I just wondered what brought you here.
- My car.

- Broke down.
- Really?

What really brought you here, Richard?

- I came here...
- to kill me.

- Right?
- Are you so important?

No. No, I'm not.

You might say I'm in the survivor business.

I encourage people to fight for their rights,
like our forefathers.

There are some who might
be threatened by that...

...might want me to stop.

Or try to stop me.

And those people would be against... truth,
and justice...and the American way.

I think so, yes.

How about you?

Right now, I'm...only
concerned with...my problem.

You got one.

You got one,
but you're not alone

I've known other men, good men like you

that had similar problems.
They were just temporarily lost in the wildernis.

They were... Samurai.

Without a master.

I was headin' out to have no master anymore.

You shouldn't.

You should work with someone,
not for someone.

- Someone like you.
- Possibly

Otherwise you're a loose
cannon on the deck.

Powerfull, but without direction.

You know, there could be a great future for
a man like you right here in this very valley.

You might become a true patriot.

By whose definition?

Oh...among others, Henry James.

Wasn't he the one that said:
"Patriottism, like charity..."

...begins at home.

Very good.

- How much you got on him?
- Not enough to hold him.

Let him go.

Pity. Interesting man.

You want me to take care of him?

No. Let's give him the
respect he deserves.

Call New York.

Our eeh, wanderin' friend turned up again.

- You understand what this means?
- Yes.

I could send Bradley or Robinson,
but...

that might have undesirable ramifications.

- Especially for Bradley or Robinson.
- Precisely.

On the other hand, he trusts you.

What is it you have in mind,
Mr. Hausmann?

Coat the inside of a drinking glas,
it dries in seconds.

It is transparent, without taste or smell.

Death comes in the first minute.
Of natural causes.

If you come back into town without notifying me first,
I'll throw your ass into jail

- We have enough trouble around here.
- Yes sir.

- And another thing, from now on no more guns. Ok!
- I don't have any more guns.

Well, that's what I'm gonna find out.

Let's see what we have here..

Check the wardrobe.

Clinton.

I want you to have another
look under the pillow.

You're gonna move?

- There's nothin' here , chief.
- I can see that.

Let's go.

It's only a question of time.

Smart fellow you hired yourself, Paul.
Real smart.

- Hawkins. The man is q guest in my homee.
- Guest, huh?

Some guest!

Could I talk to you?

As soon as we get your car fixed,
I think you're gonna have to go.

Alright.

Don't you want to know why?

No.

Wait a minute! God damned!

Jo is the only thing I've got.
I can't...

You still don't get it, do you?

After I'm gone, Delaney is gonna come
down on you harder then ever.

- He is just a land...
- He's playing God in this valley.

He wants you out!

- I don't know what's right anymore.
- Then you better start thinking about it.

It's open.

Hi.

Hi.

You don't have to worry
about my dad and me.

Cause we're tough.

I don't think you're so tough?

I used to be scared of you.

What about now?

It's different now.

Cos' I think you like me.

I do like you.

I think you better go back to your room.

- I wish you weren't going.
- I wish a lot of things.

Good night.

- Cold night.
- Yeah.

- Cigarette?
- No.

I'm going to miss this place.
I hate running.

But I'm worried about Jo.

I think I know Delaney real well.

I've known men like him all my life.

He won't quit.

- Where does he live?
- Why?

- You don't wanna know.
- You didn't come here to solve my problems.

No, I came here because my transmission broke down.

I'll be gone a couple of hours.
You wanna come with me?

No, thanks. I'll stay here.

- You sure?
- Uhuh.

Ok.
I'll see you later.

Bye.

Come in.

- Good mornning.
- Mornin'.

- You just getting up, or going to sleep?
- I haven't decided yet.

- You want this?
- Thanks.

You're welcome.

Hi there.

- Can I help you?
- Yes, is this Paul Barlow's station?

- Yeah?
- Good.

I'll have the works then, oil, gas euh,
water, battery, tyres...everything.

- You think you can handle it?
- Sure.

Good.
Start with the oil.

Go ahead. The hood is popped.

There it is, see it?

- Is he here?
- My father?

- I thought you were smart, kid.
- Stop scaring the kid, just ask her.

Is he in the house?

Is he in the house?

- I don't know.
- Good.

Good girl.
Go fill her up.

We don't wanna make any noise, do we?

No... Nice and easy.

See what I mean?

The kid's doin'just fine, Frank.

But where in the house?

- Upstairs.
- Where exactly upstairs?

Front, back?

- Front.
- Right, left?

- Right.
- Any guns in the house?

No.

How about his room?
See a gun?

Are you sure kid?

You don't wanna die, do you?
You don't.

Lot's of things you haven't
seen, haven't done.

If you're lyimg to us,
it could be all over.

- Something you wanna change?
- No.

Anything else, Frank?

No just... stay here.

Like you're going to put
in another gallon or so.

- What do you think, Frank?
- 15, 20 seconds to the window.

- 10 to 15 to do the job.
- Great.

Unless he's not in his room,
it means I'll have to find him.

That'll take longer.
A minute max.

A minute. Right.

Put the hose back.

Malone!

I'm sorry this happened.

So am I.

I should have yelled sooner.

Not your fault.

God, please don't die.

What do you think, doc?

Well I got the bleeding stopped,
but I don't know where the bullets are lodged.

Isn't there an ambulance
for this man?

There's not enough time, Paul.
We've got to get him to hospital.

Malone, I want you to lie flat.
And be as quiet as you can

Hold still, Malone,
or you'll wind up bleeding to death.

- Take care of him, Clint.
- Right, chief.

I know a shoortcut through here.
It will save some time.

Comfortable?

- Thank you. Everybody here?
- Yes.

- But I've got some bad news.
- Say it.

He killed them both.

Both?

- Chief?
- What is it? I'm busy.

- There's been an accident, the patrol car.
- Anything serious?

Yeah, he's hurt,
they took him to the hospital.

His back's broken.

- Shit, poor Malone.
- Not Malone, chief.

It's Clinton.

- Hello, senator?
- Charles Delaney here, sir.

I'm ready. My system's online, yes sir.

- Good morning, mr. Malone.
- Morning.

- You're looking much better today.
- Thank you.

- You've been walking down the hall again.
- I never did learn to use one of those things.

- You better learn.
- Yes, mam.

Rise and shine, Malone.

- Jesus!
- You have an admirer outside.

So be a good patient,
or we're both dead meat.

Why did you get yourself involved
in some half ass local vendetta ?

Lucky I guess.

- Shit, we got a tail.
- That's your problem, I'mnot drivin'.

- You don't know what to do with me, do you?
- No, as a matter of fact I don't.

- How did you find me?
- Well...

- They sent you, didn't the.
- Right.

Malone, whatever the fuck yourname is?
I think you should shut up.

Ok.

Thomson here. Yes, I found him,
then I lost him.

I'm not sure. Could be
anywhere out here now.

Yes, of course. Yes, I will.

Right, sir.

- Jamie? JAMIE!
- It's alright. I'm up here.

- How're you feeling?
- Grateful, that I'm alive.

You oughta be.
This makes us almost even, huh?

- Where the hell are we?
- It's ok. I did my homework.

- We're in a safe place.
- For how long?

Play it moment to moment,
for a change. Mmm?

Ok.

He's out there somewhere.

Mister Delaney...ah. Excuse me,
but you might be overreacting a little.

I mean there's no reason why he should come back.
The man's gone.

- And...if you ask me...
- I didn't ask you.

i bought your badge, not your opinion.
From now on, you report to Mr. Madrid.

I want Malone here. Now. Not tomorrow.

- I need to know what he knows about us.
- Yes, sir.

Consider it done.

- You're up.
- Yeah.

- How are you feeling?
- Ok.

No thanks.
How long have we been here?

Five days.

Jesus.

Pretty proud of yourself, aren't you?

- A little.
- Me too.

I didn't think you'd recover
so fast, this time.

Me neither.

Come on.

- Why are you here, Jamie?
- I came to kill you.

I know.

If you're gonna screw me
to death I'll die happy.

No, thanks.

- You're going somewhere?
- Yeah.

- I gotta go get my car.
- You like that car better than me.

Needs a lot less service then you do.

- Are you complaining?
- No.

If you're not here when I
get back, I'll understand.

Good.

You know you always have a place here.

I know.

- Take care of yourself.
- You too.

- Goodbye.
- Goodbye.

Malone.

I've been thinking and, and...

- in five years I'll be older.
- So will I.

Morning.

Not so fast, princess.

Easy now.
Take everything real slow.

I think it would be better for you,
if you tell me where he is.

He went to the airport.
He's probably over Denver about it now

That's right. And you stayed behind
just to take in the sights?

Somehow I feel you are going
to tell me what I wanna know.

I doubt it.

Things just gotta little out of hand.
I had to put her to sleep!

What do you think is gonna happen?!
When he finds that girl?

He's comin here!

Alrightm. Let's prepare for Mister Malone.

Come on, get over here!

"Looks like a car just crashed through
the gate to the south centre."

This is Jackson. There's no sign of the driver.
He must be heading for the stables.

He's good.
I told you he was good.

- Carter?
- All clear, sir.

All clear.

Alright Harry, circle around that hill,
come up around behind him on the other side of the farm.

Yes sir.

Telephone wire's been cut.

I would have been dissapointed at anything less.
Alright...

the "arena" has been contained.

The playing field defined.
Let's go.

Alright. Madrid, take Jack and John over there.
John, you know what to do.

Thomas, set up a perimeter around the barn
at about 100 yards on all sides.

And give me that.

Bring in the men from the south pasture.

- Are they all out?
- Yeah.

Alright stay out there.

- But Mr. Delaney...
- Stay out there!

He guys, it's ike a stampede around here.
I got horses runnin' around all over the place

I don't give a damn about the horses.
Get back here.

How do you like it? Huh?
How do you like it?

You weren't such a big deal after all.
Were you, hot shot?

Put it down.

You are good. Very good.

Turn around.

So what are you gonna do, Malone? Shoot me?

Like this? A man like you?

I don't think so.

Wrong.

Juan?

You're here aren't you Richard?

I can feel you, Richard.

You're here, aren't you?

Yeah.

- Well. What do you think of my little...secret?
- Interesting.

It's our future, Richard.

This is our control centre, Richard.

You'll be surprised how far we've gone.

Are you surprised? We've got
senators and congressman

in six states, Richard. And some day
we'll have them in every state.

- We?
- Well, you didn't we work alone?

We have 40 sectors, in 40 states, with
40 leaders. And they're all patriots.

Patriots with a cause.
You kill me, somebody will take my place.

This valley is just the beginning.

It's like...Genesis.

Look.

Fortresses of freedom.
Communities of right thinking people,

This country is fighting for it's life.

And we are the warriors.

We...are the guardians of the future.

We can not let anyone, or anything
deflect us from our purpose.

You know the real world.
We can't be weighed down by sentiment.

The Barlows of this world are part
of the problem. They're mindless sheep.

They get in our way.

We of pure race, that must get
rid of the traitors within the country.

We must deal with the traitors

We need you, Richard.

- Who needs me?
- Your country.

America.

You're misguided, Richard.

You're damaged goods.

You shouldn't be fighting me, Richard.

We should be on the same side.

Richard. We're so much alike.

I'm afraid you're right.

Malone. I'd like to talk to you.

Jesus!