All language subtitles for Wanda Whips Wall Street (1981)

Don't leave us, Wanda.

We'll miss you. Just because New York's
kind of a big place, please don't forget

us. Oh, I won't, Janie.

Good luck.

Thank you. We'll take good care of your
company. Okay, Janie.

Bye, Wanda.

Now, Ms. Brandt, you've successfully
passed a battery of tests, and

preliminary reports on your abilities
have been excellent.

We are offering a top position here at
Tyler, but there's one thing that

bothers me. Why would you want to leave
a position as head of your own

corporation to come here?

Well, Mr. Winston, making it in Altoona
was one thing, but I want to make it in

New York.

You do? Well, as executive coordinator
of human resources, you do understand

what your duties would be. It's what we
call a hands-on...

Type of job.

I see.

Now, if I could ask you a question.

Why did your lab coordinator leave?

She wasn't putting out. She wasn't
putting out the kind of result that we

were looking for.

You do have quite an employment history.

We offer courtesy fringe

benefits.

Medical.

Dental.

Oh, Mr.

Winston.

Mr. Winston.

Make love to me.

You are so beautiful.

Do you want to start on Monday?

It's not so quick, is it?

Monday will be fine.

Art! Yeah, I'm in. I got a job with
Tyler Securities. And you know how big

they are.

Beautiful, baby.

Fantastic. You know, you're a real pro.

Tyler will be all mine. Just like Wanko
is now. I want you to concentrate on

acquiring those shares.

Establish your position.

And let me handle the paperwork.

Boom, boom, boom. From Tyler one day to
your dummy corporation the next.

I had a chart of those LaBelle brothers.

Art, I am not a brother.

But you are LaBelle. It'll provide you
with complete anonymity for our, shall

we say, slightly shady deal.

Slightly shady?

Why don't you lawyers ever call a spade
a spade?

Art, I stole Wanko. And I intend on
stealing Tyler as well.

At Tyler, we're abnormally proud of our
staff. Allow me. 229 and three quarters.

Thank you.

The backbone of our company, Lillian
Pomona. Oh, the new woman.

Well, don't expect any breaks around
here, my dear.

Not from me, at any rate.

Now I'd like you to meet a more stable
member of our board, Hartman Callison.

Ah, the new girl.

Congratulations, my dear.

I almost envy you.

Winston, would you mind stepping over
here for a minute? My drawers are stuck.

Humid weather, you know.

Ah, the new girl.

Yes, I remember when I was the new girl.

A boy, wasn't it?

Well, it was just...

A small firm in Tyler's was just a small
firm. Nothing like it is today.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

But then it grew.

Yeah.

I recall the day when... Now, Wanda, I'd
like you to meet Mr. Tyler, chairman of

the board.

Welcome abreast.

Aboard, Miss Brandt.

I've heard nothing but good things about
you. Thank you.

Times has never been better for Tyler,
and frankly, Tyler's never been better

for the Times.

Well, Mr. Tyler, I must say I'm very
impressed with your organization.

I think we can all pitch in together and
make a really strong third-quarter

surge. Not only does the operation
appear to be top-notch, but its chairman

is a perfect gentleman and very, very
handsome.

Thank you. I'm flattered. Come along,
Wanda.

We'll make it from the beginning.

Remember your heart in the cloud.

Keep your feet firmly on the ground.

Good afternoon, Ms. Brown.

Good afternoon.

I have a lot to learn.

Do you need some help?

No, not tonight, Mr. Winston.

Good night.

Good

night.

25,000 shares, eh?

Not bad, but you gotta do better than
that, Wanda.

Go get him, Toots.

That was a lovely dinner.

Don't thank me.

Tyler's expense account is picking up
the tab.

You know, Lester, I don't usually go out
with men from the office.

But seeing as you're from Tyler's
Cleveland branch, I thought I'd make an

exception.

Look at that.

Oh, Jesus.

Oh, Jesus.

This is just like a dream.

Oh, Jesus.

Wow.

Oh.

You know, I never do this with people
from the office either.

Oh, I'm gonna... Oh, I don't want to...
Oh, oh, oh, oh, I'm gonna... I'm

gonna... I'm gonna... Oh, God!

Mr. Fryman, you are married, aren't you?

Yes. What of it?

You do own a large portion of Paddle
Stocks, don't you?

What are you getting at?

Well, if you'd just sign this paper,
please, the power of attorney, and pass

those shares on to me.

That is, if you value your marriage.

You know, I don't think your wife would
be too pleased to know that the new girl

in the New York office has been munching
your cock.

That's nothing but blackmail.

Nothing but.

You going out?

Oh, excuse me. Could you tell me how to
get to Wall Street? Oh, sure.

You take the Lexington Avenue IRT right
down those stairs. You take 14th Street.

Change there for the double L. You take
that outbound to the top avenue in

Brooklyn. It's just three blocks from
there.

Thanks. Yeah, thanks.

Hey,

lady, you need a hand?

I dropped my suitcase.

It's a fraud.

Uh, tell about brothers.

Well, L-A-B-E-L-L-E.

Uh-huh.

That's right.

Thank you very much. We'll have those
stocks transferred right away. Thank

you, Saeed.

Thank you.

Appreciate it. You're welcome.
Appreciate it.

Good night, Ms. Bratt. Working late
again?

Again. She's a good worker. Too good.
She's going to make us look bad.

Clara? Is that you?

Wanda? Are you in there?

Katie!

Janie! How did you get here? It wasn't
easy. Wall Street's hard to find. I

missed you.

Honey, I missed you, too.

What are you doing here?

The guy you hired to run the place, he's
a real asshole.

I couldn't work for him.

What are you going to do in New York?

I could be your secretary.

Please? Nobody knows how you work but
me. I know I can do it. I know it's a

little more fast-paced here in New York,
but I move too fast for them back in

Altoona anyway.

Janie, up.

What I'm doing here at Tyler, it isn't
kid stuff.

I mean, I could get caught.

And if you're here with me, you could
get caught too.

We could go to jail for years.

I don't mind.

Okay, I'll show you my office.

Our office.

Okay.

We'll take care of this dictation later.

Now, you remember what I told you?

Okay.

Go do it.

Richmond, Richmond.

I can't wait.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

yeah. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Miss Richmond?

You're a married man, aren't you, Mr.
Wentworth?

Indeed.

Missy's a doll.

Wonderful woman.

I consider myself to be very lucky.

And you control a considerable portion
of Tyler's stock, don't you?

Yes, I do.

Now, if you don't mind, I'm terribly
busy.

Then you wouldn't mind signing this
paper?

I mean, if you value your marriage.

Tell you what, Miss Richmond.

Why don't you, um... just head on back
to your office?

But, Mr. Wentworth, what about your
wife?

Daisy and I are in better of twinger.

Perhaps maybe we could get together one
of these days.

Missy, you, me, your boyfriend, if you
have one.

Oh, but Mr.

Wentworth... We're almost...

Shacking up the Plato's all the time.
But Mr. Wentworth.

Goodbye, Miss Richmond.

Goodbye. No, this is not the time to
panic.

But I called this meeting to alert you
to what I consider an alarming trend.

We're losing the ownership of our
company. Our stock is slipping away. And

who's doing it? I don't know.

Hmm. Now up.

What is it, Wendell? Nothing, sir.

Obviously, the investment firm handling
the transaction refuses to reveal the

identity of their client. A cocksucker.

Now, I suspect foul play. We've got to
nip this in the bud right away. Clever.

I've hired a special securities
investigator.

Now, it's possible, even quite likely,
that the culprit or culprits...

are working within the firm.

There's only one man that can stop them.

Let's go.

Liddy? Falwell.

No, I'm talking about the world's
foremost safecracker. I mean crackpot.

Hell, Lou Perrini.

Absolutely.

Positively. He's the only choice.

I like that Perrini.

Ditto.

For God's sake, Margot, spit it out.

Get the amyl nitrate.

I have to get back to my office.

Margolis is starting to go again.

I'll get some aspirin.

Just pull yourself together.

I'm coming out of this.

You don't agree with any man, you're
stubborn as a mule.

And not a soul can tame you, though you
say if you have tried.

And many girls have shown you love, and
you push them all aside.

No one really knows you, they call you
Smith by name.

No one really understands that money is
your game.

Is anyone truly sure about where you've
come here from?

You keep guessing, no, they never see
you work. Where do you get your money

from? You wear the latest fashion before
they're shown in magazines.

You're always looking good and you're
always looking clean.

You're hanging with the big boys who
spend a lot of cash.

You never have enough bread to keep it
hidden with your stash.

Do you care for someone? Have you ever
been in love?

It's hard to tell what's on your mind or
who you're thinking of.

Is anyone truly sure how you came to
this day and here?

You keep guessing who you are and where
you are and what you're really doing

here.

You keep guessing cause they never see
you work. What does it really want?

Yeah.

You drive a flashy car and you're known
all over town.

You seem to be getting up when everybody
is getting down.

Everyone seems to like you till they
call you Smith by name.

No one gets too close, but we all like
you just the same.

Do you care for someone? Have you ever
been in love?

Is anyone truly sure how you came to
this day and here?

You keep guessing who you are and where
you are and what you're really doing

here. You keep guessing costs and
everything you work. What does it really

want from here?

We'll be docking in ten minutes, Dad.

Hello?

Dr.

Ravine, Dr. Ravine, pick up the white
phone.

His sixth heart attack in two years.

I'm afraid it'll be the last.

Mom, be strong.

Have faith.

Dad's a fighter.

Dr. Foster.

Dr. Ronaldo Foster.

Excuse me. Is Mr. Margolis in there? I
hope so. He's not allowed any visitors.

Who are you, my dear?

Estate planning.

It's essential I see Mr. Margolis before
he... Oh.

Oh.

I just want to make sure that you, Mrs.
Margolis, and the little one are

protected. Go right in, but please try
not to disturb him too much.

Dr. Whitman, Dr. Whitman. Take care now,
old buddy.

Uncle

Ray,

that you?

Did you bring the worms?

Mr. Margolis, I bought a paper for you
to sign.

The porgies are really biting, huh?

Oh, boy.

Next week, can we go for the blues?

I'm afraid fishing season's over for
you, Mr. Margolis.

You'll just sign right here.

How about a ball game, then?

Can we go to a ball game, then? Here,

just sign right here.

I really want to see the Giants.

No, that's my favorite.

Right here. You won't forget the
tickets, will you?

Promise? I promise.

Here.

I assure you it's in your best interest.

Unc, thanks.

You're the best buddy.

Guy.

Guy.

It's an insidious, sophisticated plot,
evidently engineered by someone familiar

with the highly complex world of Wall
Street, someone as well who bears a

savage vendetta against this firm.

Why would anyone want to destroy me?

Mr. Tyler, don't take it so personally.

I can't help it.

Come, I'd like to show you around, Mr.
Preet.

We'll have to change that.

He was a fine, fine man.

Just recently passed away.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'll tell you what up you and Ned at.

In here.

If you don't mind.

Some people get a little spooked by that
sort of thing. Oh, I thrive on it.

Good. I'll have you set up in here this
afternoon, then.

Wanda, I'd like you to meet Lou Perrini.

Oh, Mr. Perrini. I've heard so many good
things about you.

Oh, I'm flattered.

You're, uh... Wanda Brandt, Executive
Coordinator of Human Services.

I trust you'll find nothing amiss in my
department.

I trust.

Wanda's one of our newest employees.

She's been here two months?

She handles the job like she's been at
it for a lifetime.

She's a fine woman.

Thank you, sir.

Excuse me.

You know, I've been looking for a
handsome stud like you, Marty.

You have?

I bet you really know how to make a
woman purr.

Well, I have been compared to John
Davidson.

This will do just fine.

So red, don't you think?

Just stand there.

Strip.

That's my luck.

Getting a big hug like you right off the
bat.

Sometimes I have to cruise that door for
hours.

You do?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, you look so nice.

Thanks.

Let me help you undress here. Okay. Look
at your pants.

Oh, boy, boy.

I can't wait to have you.

Oh, you look so beautiful.

Oh, you've got me so hot.

Oh, yes.

You're sexy.

Oh, darling.

I want you to close your eyes.

I've got a big surprise for you.

Let me do it my way.

It won't take me a minute.

Oh, God, Murray.

I bet you'd love me to lick you and
caress you until you're just aching,

aching to spill.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, God, Murray. Oh, I can see it now.
My tongue would caress your shaft.

Oh, you'd feel my tongue right down the
crack of your ass, Maury.

Oh, yes.

Licking your balls.

Oh, Maury. Oh, it's getting hot.

Oh, I can't wait to put my mouth around
that big, stiff, stiff cock of yours.

Yeah. Oh, I want to wait until it gets
real hot. Oh, before I suck it. That's

right, Maury.

I want to wait till I get through the
heart.

Oh, I know.

You're going to be yelling.

Suck it.

Suck it.

Suck it.

Suck it.

Suck it.

Please suck it.

Go on in, Maureen.

Thanks.

Hey, uh, potato.

Sweet potato.

Sweet.

Sweet potato.

Well, Maury, you've never looked better.
I need 150,000 shares of Tyler's stock.

Can you handle it? Yes, of course.

150 to sell at 32 and 78. 150 bidding at
32 and a half. 150 at 32 and three

quarters. Sold at 32 and three quarters.
Sold.

You know,

this is going to raise quite a few
eyebrows.

Who are you representing?

LaBelle Brothers.

I've never heard of them.

But I'm just glad to see Tyler getting
screwed. It's about time.

You really think so?

I know it's a terrible thing to say
about a company you're supposed to be

representing. But Tyler and all his
sharks have gobbled up most of the

minnows.

I would like to see them fall flat on
their asses. That's great.

Here, let me give you one of my cards.

Maury, you'll never find it in there.

Oh.

I'm Wanda Brandt. Lisa Rogers.

Pleasure.

What's in there?

Marie. I'll murder her.

What did she look like? A lot of more.

Hey, Marie.

Where's the Mary now?

Wait, was she young, old? Stop.

It happened.

Did it really?

They tell me 150,000, 50,000 shares.

Lillian, hold my hand.

Ladies.

Gentlemen, I'm weak.

I need your help.

Please, Lou, if you found out anything,
I mean anything.

I'm sorry, Mr. Turner.

Sandy, look at it this way.

There are bullish times and there are
bearish ones.

We just got caught this time around.

El Toro Grande in the midst of
Jellystone National Park.

Speak English, damn it. Somebody.

Anybody. My empire for a valium. I think
I might have something for you here,

sir. Wanda, where would I be without
you?

I thought you said this was going to be
purely a social visit.

Let's leave Tyler and all his problems
behind us.

There's something about this case.

What?

Lou Perrini?

Cool boys, Lou Perrini, stymie?

Well, I guess everyone meets their man
sometime.

Do they?

Yeah, for a matter of speaking.

I don't know how you do it, but keep
doing it. Fifty percent of Tyler's in

our control.

And we're shooting for the other half.

I'll take care of it.

Don't worry, we'll have it all.

Hey, darling.

Where's the enthusiasm? Where's the
gusto?

The Dijon mustard?

I've got a job to do.

That's all right.

I've got to go for Tyler's outside
shareholders.

The game plan? Run, run, run.

And party expression.

Hustle, hustle.

Very good, thank you.

Miss Joint, I think the dollar's going
to dip.

You're a dip.

Gosh, this place is fabulous.

Thank you, I'm glad I found it to good
use.

Of course we lost billions, but I don't
care.

Poor Jason.

Anybody have a spoon, preferably a small
one?

It's a great affair, Lisa, but I haven't
got laid yet.

Leon here is one of Tyler's leading
stockholders.

Don't listen to her. It's just that
she's made a fortune on my commission.

Hey,

did you meet my wife?

No, have you?

Bob, this is Lucy. Lucy, this is Bob.

Ever since I ran in Atlanta, I've been
doing all right.

Oh, so you get the ribbon industry sewed
up. Oh, Lord, yeah.

You're an asshole.

I'm not. You are, too.

I'm not.

Lisa, it looks stunning tonight.

You do know my Judy?

Of course.

Biff is one of Tyler's youngest moguls.
He just inherited a rather sizable

fortune. Rather.

Rather?

taking him.

Read Maxwell Newton.

Damn it, read him.

Watch your step.

Okay.

What do you do for a living?

I made my fortune in weasel pelts.
Later.

Hey, baby.

Where's all that nookie you've been
promising me, huh?

How about now?

Yeah.

But where did Biff go?

Biff? Hey, baby, what's the matter? Did
your boyfriend leave you stranded?

He sure did.

And when he pinned me, I thought it was
for peeps.

Oh, baby, I really feel for you.

I wish there was something that could
make me feel better.

Baby, there is.

I've been waiting for this for a long
time.

You believe it or not, so have I.

Hey, baby. You're gorgeous.

I love you. I love you for me.

It's good.

Well, I don't normally do this, you
know. Well, there's a first time for

everything. Besides, my cock is getting
awfully hard.

Well, you know, my boyfriend is
downstairs, Biff, and I really should be

getting back.

Fuck my cock.

I think it's all right.

Oh, you smell good.

Mm-hmm.

Put your finger in my pussy.

Nice.

Yeah? Yeah.

Stop? No, don't stop.

Don't stop. Give it to me.

Maybe.

Put that pretty face right in there.

Work out better than your boyfriend,
huh?

I like that better than death, don't
you?

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh,

oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh,

oh.

Oh, this is good.

Oh, great.

Fuck you now.

What? You like that?

You

like

that, don't you?

Yes.

No, I'd say something like that.

It's got to be worth 15,000 shares of
Tyler's stock.

Oh, 15,000, my dear. You're underrating
yourself.

A mouth like yours is definitely worth
50,000. Okay, 50 it is.

Where'd I put that contract?

Sign it, would you?

Please?

Where are you going?

Later, Tooth.

Hey, what about me?

Shit.

How about a rum and coke, Skipper?

Yo-ho-ho and blow-dry.

I wish Jesus was here.

He is.

How did you guys do? Not bad.

I did great.

$50,000 for blowing him, and all I had
to do was moan and be excited.

I don't know about you, but I am dying
for something cold in the rain.

Oh, sure, lady.

Oh, no.

You say to me, la fuckable.

Here. Oh, yeah.

Wanda, Janie, I'd like you to meet
Mitch.

He's known as Mr. Tyler II, owns over
10% of the company.

All right.

You have one hell of a secretary

there. Yeah, a lifesaver. A goddamn
lifesaver.

Mr. Frederick, I will not bear that
sexist, condescending tone, even in a

letter. If you... Put that away, Janie.

What do you want, Lou?

Mr. Perrini.

Hi, Ed.

Mr. Drummond.

Well, can I help you with anything?

What the hell do they want?

I bet Lou just wanted to come in and
look at you, Wanda.

You look real pretty today. You know how
hooked he is on you. You think so?

Sure. Oh, I hope that was it.

I don't know.

Where were we? Oh, um... What do you
want, Lou? Mr. Perini.

Come on, Janie. They got better things
to do.

That's Alan Anderson.

Been with the company for 23 years.

Tyler will never be ours unless we grab
his 100,000 shares.

He'll be as clean as a whistle.

And faithful to his wife.

Found that out the soft way.

My guest is Mr. Fernando Gunther.

Swindler, conman, jailbird, and now a
special consultant to the Federal Bureau

of Investigation.

Gunther has made a million dollars six
times and lost as many. He's written a

book entitled My Last Million Was My
Best Million.

Let's start right there, Mr. Gunther.
How do you lose a million dollars six

different times?

Hell of a lot easier than making it.
I'll buy that. Fifty bucks cash.

Excuse me? Cash.

So much fun.

Me and my brother used to do this all
the time.

The toes.

Oh, the toes.

Put your tongue there and bang real
hard.

Oh, I'm so sad. This little piggy went
to market.

Little piggy stayed home.

I dreamt about it one night. I was on a
boat in the Caribbean.

This little piggy had none.

This little piggy went woo-hoo all the
way home.

Yeah, my conscience was hurting me bad.

Is it locked?

There.

Follow me.

You cunt!

Did you hear something?

Only me.

Don't stop. It's divine.

Just my ankle.

And the calf. Don't forget the calf, my
dear. The calf.

And all the way up to the tender knob of
my knee.

Walk into NBC corporate headquarters and
rob them blind.

Any man or any woman could. You
couldn't, Tom.

I hate to say this, but I think what
we're doing is illegal.

Damn.

Jamie, don't over there.

Oh, I love Greek music.

Wanda, look at this.

Keep your fingers crossed, Janie.

We need a miracle.

I know I heard something.

You don't love me anymore.

Of course I do, Puddin'. It was a bum
rap.

Ladies and gentlemen, some people handle
failure quite well.

Unfortunately, I do not count myself
among their number.

As you know, I graduated from Choate at
the age of 16.

I went on to an illustrious career at
Yale.

I QB'd the Eli to a 28-7 victory over
the Crimson.

From there...

It was on to the world of Wall Street.

I was the golden boy.

I was the fair-haired kid.

I banked my first million at the age of
23.

I've worked hard, very hard.

I'm not used to this. I'm a winner.

I am.

My business, my business is lost.

I've never seen him like this before.

I asked a few questions, but... Miss
Brandt, what happened to Wanda?

I'm not sure I know any Wanda.

I would like to know where you were last
night.

Oh, I was at home.

I didn't know you had a home in
Scottsdale.

The car was seen leaving the home of
Alan and Maria Anderson.

As you know, that home was robbed of
100,000 shares of Tyler's stock.

Look, I don't know what you're trying to
imply.

I was at home last night in my
apartment.

I was washing my hair.

Smell? Herbal essence.

What's going on?

Morning, Miss Brandt.

Lou, you and I...

I was thinking about that offer you made
me the other night.

This is how you run your little
operation.

Kiss the boys and make them hand over
their equity.

No.

I'm on to you, honey.

I'm going to get you.

Get fucked.

I'm pretty confident, Art. But now we've
got to move fast.

Yeah, that... Prick Perini's on my ass,
and I don't like it. We put in one more

bid, and Tyler's ours.

It is?

I want one million shares, Tyler. One
million? That's right.

That'll be a tremendous amount of
difficulty finding sellers.

Something wrong, Mr. Parker?

No. No, of course not.

Look out, guys.

Panic in the street.

Frantic trading has greeted the
announcement of a bid on one million

shares of Tyler's security stock.

All trading of Tyler's stock has now
been halted until Monday, pending an

investigation of this mystery purchase.

The Dow Jones has already dropped 15 and
is still plummeting.

Tyler was a rock, one veteran analyst
was quoted as saying. When it goes,

heaven help us all.

Janie, we gotta move.

I gotta keep Lou Perrini's nose out of
this deal until Monday when those shares

will be all mine. What deal?

I only hope Lou says the same thing.
Come on.

Lou?

Ah, Wanda. Hey, I'm glad you stopped by.
I'm so sorry.

You are?

Yeah, well, I was thinking you had
anything to do with that Tyler takeover.

We tracked her down to, uh, LaBelle
Brothers, Altoona, PA. So that leaves

you in the clear, huh?

Well, I'm glad.

And I want to apologize to you, too, for
what I said yesterday.

Forget it. I deserved it. Hey, Lou.

What do you say you and I just, uh,
disappear for the weekend?

You know, I know a little house out in
the country, and it's just standing

empty, and, uh... I'd love to, hon, but,
uh, I gotta crack this case. Oh, hey,

that can wait.

Besides, nobody works on Fridays anyway.

Yes, they do.

Well, what do you think?

Just you?

And me and the sun and the lake.

Ed, do you think you could hold down the
fort? Sure thing, boss.

Oh, I was kind of hoping that we could
go out too.

Janie, I want you to keep an eye on Ed.

I don't want you to leave his side.

I think.

Ciao. Okay, well, maybe we better leave
our phone in the way we can be reached.

All right.

But this is just for an emergency.

We don't want to be disturbed.

Whatever you say, sweetheart.

Okay.

Hey, look, Ed, contact me the minute you
find out who the LaBelle brothers are,

all right? Yeah.

I'm glad we could get away. You know,
miss the traffic.

They what?

To whom?

No!

No.

Perini, get up here right away.

He's... He's what?

Where?

Look, Drummond, you have to stop this
deal by Monday morning or I'm

demolished. Screwed. Kaput.

And you won't get paid.

I don't believe it. I never thought this
will make 1929 look like a mild

recession. First Tyler and then the
Federal Reserve.

And they were always such a nice
securities firm. We interrupt this

program for a special bulletin on Wall
Street today. Oh, uh, I wanted to hear

the news.

It's much more romantic.

Well, here it is.

We're glad we could finally get
together.

So am I.

Too bad you came.

Bell brother.

Relax, honey.

You...

The Bell Brothers.

Licensed by the SEC in March. Licensing
officers Marcel Martin, Patty St.

Winslow. I've got it.

Don't you want a second?

Yes, hello. I'm sorry to bother you on a
Sunday morning like this, but you

licensed a company called The Bell
Brothers this March of this year.

Yes, I was wondering if you have any
record of their executive officers.

Yes, it's extremely important.

Okay, I'll wait.

Not now.

Please.

You got the names?

The name?

Nice, huh?

Go ahead.

Wait a minute.

Excuse me.

Did you just say Wanda?

Wanda Brandt?

You're absolutely positive?

Yeah, thank you very much.

You double-crossed me.

And why the double-cross, Lou?

I don't know anything.

I gotta get back into the city. There's
still time to stop this deal.

No answer.

Oh.

Wait, I'm going with you.

Leave me alone, please.

I can't.

I love you.

Oh, it's getting late.

I'll be fine this way. Why don't we go
to the beach instead?

How much farther do you think it is?

Ed.

What?

If I don't give you a blowjob.

Right now, I think I'm going to die.

No. Please.

No. Please.

No. Please.

Just a quickie. Just a quickie.

Okay.

Okay, just a second.

Don't bite.

That's it.

Like the head.

Ooh, yeah.

Yeah.

You gotta get to lose. Don't forget.
Come on. Hurry, hurry, hurry.

I just gotta fuck you. I don't care how
much time.

We've got to hurry. We haven't got much
time.

I don't know how you took me into this.

Look at that.

Beautiful.

Oh, I saved my lips just for you.

I knew that this moment would happen. I
knew it.

Well, you act like you've done this
plenty of times before.

Mmm.

Yeah, you love it. I know you do. You
love it.

Yeah, I knew you loved it.

I knew you were a horny bastard.

Nice strokes.

Up and that's it. Just like that.

I should have done it much sooner.

Come on, you try, huh?

You bastard.

Should I come inside?

No. I want to watch it. I want to see
it. Ready?

Okay.

I don't know about you, but I could use
a drink.

Good idea.

What is

that?

Oh, damn.

I forgot the lemons I had.

Cheers. Cheers.

Lou, are you in there?

Wait, wait.

Drink it up.

Lou, are you in there?

Lou.

Lou.

Lou, I found out who's been... Lou, what
have you done to him?

The same thing I'm going to do to you,
sucker.

Did I do it right?

You did what you had to do.

Ella, wake up in the morning.

And by that time, the whole bag will be
ours.

Come on, kid, let's go.

Tell me one more time.

What am I going to be?

Executive Vice President in charge of
investment security.

Oh, boy.

With me at the head of the table.

They were right beside me.

Me at the middle of the table and Ed
right across the way.

It'll be great.

We'll be so happy.

I found out.

It's Wanda.

She's the one who's been behind the
Tyler takeover.

Huh? What are you talking about?

It's the... The Bell Brothers. You said
it was the Bell Brothers.

Yeah, it is the Bell Brothers.

Now, would you like to know who their
executive officer happens to be?

No.

Where is she?

I don't know.

But if she hightailed it to the city,
we're in a lot of trouble.

Hey. What?

Hey.

I want you to write something for me.

I, Wanda Brand, do hereby grant power of
attorney to Louis T. Perrini.

Under the regulations established by the
SEC regarding the transfer of my

capital interest in Tyler Brokerage and
Securities

Incorporated, henceforth known as...

Looks like a three-year-old squirrel,
the little holdup.

You know, I kind of like that, Jamie.

Come in, sir.

Thank you, Anderson.

Welcome, sir.

Hi. Would you care to sit down, sir?

Congratulations, sir.

Kid's shrewder than I thought. He's
gonna make it big.

Hmm. Okay.

Let's bring the meeting to order.

Now, the first order of business is,
uh...

Huh? What?

What? What time is it?

Time?

It's past ten.

Do you realize?

You mean?

Hey, my client screwed up. No, it's not
like Wanda. But then neither of us was

angling for that maniac Perini.

But I got faith in the girl. Ever since
she cornered the market on jawbreakers

as a kid, I knew she was a ball buster.

She'll summon that old spunk any time,
day or night.

A winner, that's my Wanda.

What's a lousy hundred million dollars
down the tube?

Not including my 20 million commissions.

there's a ring in your ears people
applaud you've waited for years

you're a winner whatever you do you know
it seems like the

world is looking at you