All language subtitles for Kane.and.Abel.1985.Part03 [DVDRip] [AVI-Xvid] LEUG

97 cents per share in
the market of Chicago.

Its a fraud, Thaddeus,
what else could you call it?

William, only if Rosnovski
sold the airline stock,

in a definite attempt to manipulate
the market to his advantage,

and we can prove it.

He sold it to manipulate
the bank and me!

In 2 days he's driven the price
down from 4.5 to less than $1.

- Jim?
- 82 cents per share now in Chicago.

A damn few buyers.

We may have to intervene again.

Stock exchange board of governors
respectfully declines.

They see no reason
to suspend,

Trading in Atlantic International.

The bank is already
in the hole for 3 million,

trying to prevent the
stock from going under.

He's cost me almost as
much as that, personally.

The board couldn't approve
further buy of AIA, William.

That would be sending
good money off to bed.

Tony, we can't let
this man destroy,

an airline out of,

some crazy desire
for revenge.

Let's pray it doesn't
get that far.

Someone placed a buy
order, 300,000 shares.

- Who is the buyer?
- Did they say who?

- Whitewood Investment Corporation.
- Who's Whitewood?

Mr. Kane, 250,000
shares bought.

Whitewood Investment.

The price is up in
Los Angeles to $1.05 ...

A $1.25.

A buyer for $1.50.

Whitewood Investments and Abel
Rosnovski are one and the same.

Thank you, Bob.

What did I tell you?

Dumps his shares
when the price is high.

It'd cost us a fortune
trying to support the stock.

Comes in and buys
back at low,

and now when the
price goes back up ...

Atlantic International just close
at $2 a share, in Chicago.

He makes a killing.
That's all we need.

In fact, that's exactly
what you do need.

Mr. Rosnovski has made
his first error in judgement.

If you sell stock for the sole
intention of driving the price down,

in order to buy back those
same shares at the bottom,

and then make a killing
when the prices go up,

you are committing
the crime of fraud.

Both know that's
not why he did it.

Of course we do.

But can you see him standing
at an A.C.C. hearing,

admitting that he did it,

for the sole purpose of revenging
against Lester - Kane - Cabot,

and its Chairman?

You know nothing
is cut-and-dry,

where the A.C.C.
is concerned with.

Certainly not, when they see
that look of joy on your face.

You'd blame me?

Of course not, but I'd rather
you weren't in the hearing room.

Okay, I'll wait.

It could take an hour.

Or 6 weeks.

I'll wait!

I am hotel man,
gentlemen.

I like to think, what success
I have had, shows that.

I should never have invested
in airline business.

Never, never.

And I probably would not
have, except for one thing.

I learn that,

Lester - Kane - Cabot,

is underwriters.

And like everyone
in this room, I'm sure,

I have long heard about,

the financial genius of Mr.

William Kane.

I had no idea,

that my name,
Baron Hotels,

the fact that I
was selling,

would have the effect
on price of stock it did.

And frankly,

I think
Lester - Kane - Cabot,

did a disastrous job
of protecting me,

and all the others
who bought,

Atlantic International,
when they just,

floated it, on the market.

He is very persuasive.

As soom,

as I returned,

and I saw what was happening
tp Atlantic International,

and to all those
other investors,

I felt that the only
thing I could do,

certainly only
correct thing,

was to buy, and quickly,

because in another
day or two,

Atlantic International
would be out of business.

So I used my
own money,

through Whitewood,

that is a very personal
small investment company,

because I did not
want to use,

Baron Hotels,

because I did not want to
endanger them any further!

That was enough!

And you can understand
that, I'm sure.

And therefore,

we were able to save,

Atlantic International from,

destruction.

With a personal profit
of 3 million dollars ...

He won.
Case closed.

Thank you.
Thank for decision.

Thank you.

Papa ...

Mr. Kane was right outside.

No! All I would like to
have seen his face!

Not often Christian eats
the lion in here, is it?

He wound up offering to lend
out of any money he made.

That will help save the
widows and orphans,

you got to invest in it.

There wasn't a dry
eye in the house.

- Son of a bitch!
- William,

it's time to realize,
Rosnovski,

is not some pushy immigrant
you can put in his place.

I never thought of him as that.

Then why not call
off this vendetta?

You tell that
to Rosnovski,

and my stepfather.

Look William, I really don't
give a damn about them.

I'm your friend,

and I'm concerend what
this thing is doing to you.

Probably you don't want
anything to do with this.

William I'm not quitting on you.
If that's what you think,

It's simply that I cannot make
a convincing case for "Hatred".

Excuse me.

An eye for an eye.

Until you both end up blind.

You're keeping everything
very nice, dear.

Well, I work hard to pass these
quarterly inspections of yours.

I'm not sure I understand
the nude over the fireplace.

I put it there to remind
me that there,

is life beyond Harvard
Business School.

I understand the nude, dear.

I just thought she'd looked a
little startled over the fireplace.

I'll move her
to the library, she

could catch up
on her reading.

Are you ever going to
come and see us again?

You can't avoid
your father forever.

I just can't act excited any more
where he goes on and on about he bank.

What would you like to do?

Maybe I can start pleading
your case at breakfast.

I do not know what
I'd like to do.

I know he thinks I'm
still hiding out at Harvard,

but I have another year left,
I'd like to,

explore the options.

Perhaps it will be the bank,
if he'll still have me. I don't know.

I feel sorry for him, in a way.
Its almost as though he,

never had a choice.

"Do not stop at jail".
"Go directly to bank".

Maybe you need the strong
hand of a good woman.

Any suggestions?

I'd start looking,

now that I've seen your minimum
requirements hanging over the fireplace.

Sure had to be a redhead.

To the most beautiful
graduate of Radcliffe.

Or any other college,
for that matter.

- "Health".
- Thank you.

I want to forget you're both
prejudiced. Just for today.

Now ...

Why don't you just report to work and
forget this other foolishness?

Because I don't want
people to think,

Vice President - Retail Sales,
is another bubble you bought me.

I want you here, taking over
the boutiques in our hotels.

They were your idea. I don't
want to wait another year.

The case is closed, Papa. I
start Bloomingdale's Monday.

No use argueing
with Rosnovski.

I just don't see what
you're going to learn,

as a ribbon clerk
at Bloomingdale's.

I know someone who
started as a waiter,

and didn't seem
to hurt him any.

Papa, I need to
know what is like,

working on the floor,
dealing with customers.

I'm using a nice assumed
Polish name.

Jessie Kovak.

Your mother's name.

Abel, it is Osborne on the phone.

Where is he calling
from this time?

He says Chicago,
but who knows with him?

I'll take it in the other room.

Jessie Kovak?

I wish you had told me.

I bought you nice
American apartment,

under the name of
Florentyna Rosnovski.

Oh, Papa!

It is a graduation present.

I do not know what to say ...
Thank you!

It's just another little bubble.

I'm so proud of you ...

Hello.

Abel, I've run into little
trouble, old friend.

I thought I made it clear the last
time, that it was the last time!

Just 10 thousand, Abel.

- 10 thousand and we're call it square.
- No.

Just 10 thousand,

and I swear I'll never
come to you again.

I have paid you enough.
More than you are worth.

You stopped being of
any damn use to me,

yourself, anyone,
years ago.

If you'd given me the campaign
money that I needed,

I'd still be in Congress,
you know.

You were an embarrassment, David. Even the party hacks couldn't stand of you any longer.

Now you'll have to excuse me, I have
a graduation party to attend.

Oh, Florentyna, right?

Beautiful, adorable
Florentyna.

Our business and
this conversation is over.

No, Abel ...
Just tell Florentyna,

that Uncle David has a
graduation present for her.

Okay?

It is just a little book ...

about 3 inches thick.

Its a record,

of every dirty deal her
daddy and I ever made.

And a few her daddy doesn't
even know we've made.

3 inches thick.

names, dates, places.

You think she'd like to
visit her daddy in prison?

Don't you try to
blackmail me, mister!

If there is anything in there that
could send me to prison,

you would surely
go with me.

And you're too much of
a coward for that!

You have a book?

Donate it to library.

Bloomingdale's.

Oh, he's here again.

He's gorgeous!

Just can't leave
me alone.

- Well, hello again!
- Hi.

- You've won, you know?
- What?

The Glove Customer
of the year Award.

You can get your price,
tonight. My place.

- I got a confession.
- Oh, I know.

Cold hands,
warm heart, right?

No, warm heart, cold feet.
I've been ...

coming here all week,
sort of hoping that ...

she'd wait on me.

- You've wounded me. Deeply.
- I'm Sorry.

You're violating our
seniority rules, you know.

I've been here four years,
Jessie's only been here five months.

I should report you.

Well, could you let me off
easy, just this once?

Well ...

you just stick right here
and hold that little boy look.

- Hurry before he gets away.
- What?

Mr. "Gloves".
Can you believe it?

I've given the best week of my
life and he wants to talk to you.

Hurry up, before
he gets away!

- You wanted to talk to me?
- Yes, I ...

- She called you Jessie, right?
- Jessie Kovak. Can I help you?

- Well ...
- Yes?

Well I've bought every woman
I know a pair of gloves.

Family, friends, acquaintances ...

I've even bought gloves for women
who I know, don't wear gloves.

It's your fault. You see,
I've been trying to meet you and,

ask you out to dinner.

I was just wondering
if you're ...

qualified to help customers
with problems like this.

- You'll have to excuse me.
- I'd really like to ask you out.

Oh, I'm sorry.

- Tonight?
- No.

- Tomorrow?
- No.

- What about Wednesday?
- No, I do not think ...

- Thursday !
- Miss Kovak? - No!

- Do you like music?
- I play the cello. How's that?

Meet me at the Blue Angel,
8 o'clock tonight.

Is that with or without
the cello?

Thank you.

Have you made
a choice, madame?

- I'm sorry I'm late.
- Sorry about the table.

Look at it this way if there's a fire,
we'll be the first one's out.

So ...

- You come here often?
- Yeah I ...

Oh, oh?

- You do that quite often, don't you?
- Yes.

- A daiquiri, please.
- Yes, ma'am .

So, as I was saying,
you ...

- Come here often?
- Once in a while.

- With Macy.
- Oh, Macy, she's ...

quite a girl.

Of course, I don't want you to assume
just because Macy and I ride

together, we necessarily
live together.

Was that, that obvious?

But then, so was I.

You see, a girl doesn't like a minute to
think she's not being constantly persued.

- There you are, Madame.
- Well, I ...

wouldn't assume that
about you for a minute.

On the other hand,
I wouldn't want you

to think that I don't live
with Macy either.

You're terrible.
I don't even know your name.

I'm sorry.
Richard Kane.

Kane as in the
Cane Mutiny?

No, nothing so glamorous.

I come from a long line of
bankers. Not the mutineers.

Kane with a K.

I said something wrong?

No ...

Oh, you don't like bankers! Good!
That's alright. I'm not a banker.

Not yet, at least.

As a matter of fact, I have no
intention of becoming a banker.

The only problem is
convincing my father.

He seems to think it runs in
the genes. Preordained.

I keep thinking he cut
his teeth on a slide rule.

Do you have that problem
with your family?

Well, you are right, in a sense.
I'm a Kane mutineer.

After four generations,
one simply jumps ship.

Splash!

You can tell your
folks that I'm ...

an apprentice pirate,
but with great prospects.

I do plan on meeting
your folks, you see?

I do not buy 20
pairs of gloves,

to let you go just,
after one day.

I suppose you'd
return the gloves.

And explain that
to your superiors?

You pirates are ruthless.

I know. Its late.

That they call them
nightcaps. Just one?

I'm sorry. It's been very nice
meeting you. Thank you.

Oh, there's somebody else.

In a way.

Only in a way?

Well, what about
tomorrow night?

No, I'm sorry,
I can't. Really.

Never underestimate the
tenacity of a man,

who's been able to corner the
entire New York love market.

Friday?

Friday for sure.

Unless the world ends
Thursday, I guess.

Kiss me good night?

No hands.
Hands to yourself.

I think you'd better go.
Your meter's running.

I think you're right.

Cab!

Good evening,
Miss Rosnovski.

- May I help you, sir?
- Where's Jessie?

Oh, she's gone completely insane
of this tall, sexy, Harvard boy.

They'd to take her away
in a straightjacket.

But I'm still available.

I do this wild little thing
with the scarf.

Macy, I'm gonna become
violent in a second!

Fantastic!

Oh, she left for home just a second.
You can probably catch her.

Thanks.

Oh great! Jessie Kovak
gets Harvard,

I get macaroni & cheese
and Ed Sullivan.

Jessie!

That cab, follow it.

She lives in that gray
building coming up there.

I guess she ain't
going home, eh?

You, just a minute!

- Richard, what're you doing here?
- I'm lost. How about you?

- You surprised me.
- Well that's strange coincidence.

- Richard ...
- I am also stupid.

After all these weeks.
No, Richard,

don't pick me up,
I'll meet you there.

I mean it's a relief!

I kept into the reason you were
not letting me in, all this time.

You were ashamed of the blast that's
falling off the ceiling of your own walkup!

Will you give me some kind of signal when you're ready to listen, like catching your breath, or something?

Oh, hey, no explanation!

How a poor clerk from Bloomingdale's
can afford a place like this?

What's your business?

My name is not
Jessie Kovak.

My name is
Florentyna Rosnovski.

Abel Rosnovski?

The Baron?

- Baron Hotels.
- I've wanted to tell you.

You know, at first it
didn't seem important,

I mean at first outside of
The Blue Angel, it just ...

it seemed like some
kind of game,

when I found out that you were
the son of William Kane.

I didn't know I was gonna
fall in love with you.

Of all the girls
in New York ...

All the men in the
world, for that matter.

This ...

This was my grandmother's.

Grandma Kane.

I was gonna ask
you to marry me,

in about six hours
from now.

I was gonna invite
you over tonight, and

tell you everything.

Try to seduce you.

Oh, Richard ...

I love you Jessie.

Florentyna.

Its gonna take me some
time to get used to that.

I love you,
Florentyna Rosnovski.

There never is gonna
be a right time.

You know that.

It's just that when I tell
Papa who you are ...

- Yeah ...
- I mean you're not even Polish.

Sorry, there's nothing
I can do about that.

Can we just wait a
little while longer?

Do you think the name Kane is
gonna sound any different to him,

a week from now?

What about your father? I guess
what he's gonna say.

Well, maybe we're
both wrong.

About us?

About them.

Maybe, when they hear
the good news, they'll

forget that they
hate each other.

At least long enough to

congratulate us.

Too optimistic to be
a banker, anyway.

What astonishes me
most, Richard,

is that you don't see the
unsuitability of this!

I'd say it was the most
suitable thing I've ever done.

You couldn't even think of
marrying this man's daughter.

I have every respect
for you, Father,

except where this feud
of yours is concerned.

What would you
know about that?

- What makes you think you have ...
- And when my life is concerned ...

Ok ...

Would you leave us
alone for a minute?

I certainly will not
leave you alone.

I don't want to have
to wipe up the blood.

Well ...

I don't think it'll
come to that!

But you're right. It's time you saw where
your son's drifting has brought him.

Just because I haven't wanted
to be a banker since I was 3.

You see, I wouldn't be surprised if
her father is not behind this.

Oh, for God's sake Dad ! If she's told him by now,
he's probably ordered me shot on site!

You've gotten
her pregnant?

Is that the reason for this
sudden announcement?

- If I didn't love you so much, I ...
- Oh, I'm not talking about love.

I'm sorry, that's all
I've been talking about!

- Richard!
- You haven't been listening!

Richard!

This is no, childish mistake
you're contemplating here.

Florentyna and I were
hoping it might end,

30 years of hatred
between our fathers.

I can see now how
childish that was.

Richard!

We're a family.

We can't just turn our
backs on each other.

You're determined
to marry this girl?

Despite what I've said?

Yes.

He's never to set foot
in this house again. Never!

Not a cent! Your sister will
get it all! That's a promise!

I don't know if
you can believe,

what a relief that is
to me, Dad.

I never wanted
any of it.

And I'm not walking out of here with one ounce
of guilt for not living up to the Kane tradition.

I hope Virginia marries
up to your expectations.

Because I'm marrying
way beyond mine.

Is very sudden,
isn't it?

No, Papa.
Not really.

Do I know the boy?
Have I met him?

No, Papa.

I don't understand.
We always ...

Why you've been so
secretive about him?

What is his background?

- Is he Polish?
- No, he is not Polish.

He is the son of a banker.

His name is Richard Kane.

- William Kane's son?
- Yes.

You would consider marrying
William Kane's son?

Papa, would you meet him?

Meet that man's son?

Do you have any idea what
his father did to me?

No, you could not even
begin to know.

I forbid you,

to ever see him again.

- Do you hear me?
- Yes, Papa.

- Well?
- I love him.

Love?

He can put his tail between his
legs and trot right back to Boston!

- Cambridge.
- Abel, why don't we just ...

You stay out of this!

Listen to me.

Please.
Please, listen to me.

I want you to use
your common sense.

Please. There are
lots of other men.

They would give their
right arm to marry you.

We're going
to Edinburgh.

When you get back, you
will have forgotten this,

what's-his-name,
ever existed.

I'm not going
to Edinburgh, Papa.

I won't be there when you
dedicate your new hotels.

I'm getting married
to Richard Kane!

You are not going to marry any
spawn of William Kane!

I'm sorry Papa,
but yes I am!

Have you slept with him?

I don't remember ever asking
you who you sleep with.

- Have you slept with him?
- Yes!

Get out!

Get out of my sight!

I never want to see
your face again!

I love you, Papa.

For God's sake, Abel.

Without her, what
the hell is it all for?

No second thoughts?

A ton of them,
same as you.

Where're we going?

As far as we can get.
San Francisco.

Good. I'd hate to starve in
a place that wasn't pretty.

I'm joking. I have a couple
hundred dollars to my name.

Rich kid. I got a bad
enough to pay for the cab.

I think you can forget about
David Osborne, William.

Everybody else has.

He's not worth including in these
quarterly reports any more.

He's broke,
he's in debt to gamblers,

he's drinking himself to death.
Write him off!

I wrote him off once before.
That was a mistake.

I should've send
him to prison.

He almost made it
recently, on his own.

I think the charge was grand larsony or
some real estate swindle, or something.

What happened?
How'd he get off?

The money was repaid.
Charges were dropped.

- Repaid by whom?
- I don't know that for certain.

- Rosnovski?
- Probably.

I thought you told me Osborne
was off the Baron's payroll.

He is.

There's only one
possible reason,

for Rosnovski
to help him out.

He's got something
on our friend Abel.

From when they were
working together.

William, does it really matter
what Osborne knows,

or what he doesn't
know, about the Baron?

Oh, yes, it does.

Rosnovski still tries to get his hands
on enough of the bank stock.

To start a proxy fight and
demand a seat on the board.

He's not gonna stop,
unless we stop him.

Ok. I'll follow up
on Osborne.

He's not an easy
man to find.

- William? Have you heard
anything from Richard?

I have the Baron to
thank for that, too.

Why don't you let your son
know how much you miss him?

It's a dump.

It shouldn't be renovated,
it should be condemned.

Florentyna's.
I can see it now.

The location is perfect.

A midnight mission wouldn't
take on a place like this.

Are you sure or
are you just crazy?

I married you.
Ought to be both.

We don't even begin to have
the money it would take.

I'm not worried.

That's your department.

Well, its just you
and me now, baby.

Oh, I forgot to mention.

You are ...

Are you calling
the rabbit a liar?

You were right.

Rosnovski put up the money to keep
David Osborne from going to jail.

$10,000.

Just as I thought.

I want whatever it is
Osborne's got on the Baron.

I don't much care
what it'd cost me.

What do you intend
doing with it?

Well, it depends
what it is.

If it is.

You realize you're the last person
on earth that he would sell it to.

If he knows that's
me that's buying.

To say hypothetically,

that Osborne has
the information.

It won't stand up in court unless
he's there to testify to it.

And that would mean incriminating
himself as well as Rosnovski.

And he won't have any choice,
once Abel's indicted, will he?

William, we'd never had to resort
to this sort of thing before.

But we do now Thaddeus,
believe me!

You know that he's
not without friends.

There's even talk of he's been
named ambassador of Poland.

I know, I've heard about that.
All the more reason,

why we should get to Osborne
and find out what he's got.

Go out garbage collecting.

Thaddeus ...

I'm in a fight for my life.

For my bank.

A fight I did not ask for.

And will only end when
one of us goes under.

And I intend to do anything in
my power to ensure it is not me.

It is absolutely
lovely Florentyna.

Thank you.

- It looks very nice.
- Thank you.

Richard deserves
most of the credit.

He arranged a loan
and a line of credit.

Kept arguing
with the builders,

long after I would have
thrown in the towel.

I thought he would
be here by now.

I asked him not to.
I hope you don't mind.

No, I don't suppose we need
a referee, do we?

- No.
- Thank you.

- Do you feel alright?
- Fine ...

I feel sick at the appropriate
times, you know.

I'm a little jealous.

A mother always likes
to believe her son,

is missing something
in another woman.

I think Richard misses
both his parents.

Did Mr. Kane see him?

What did your
father say?

Anytime, I'm told.
Without Richard.

I keep hoping,

that when Papa sees how
well Richard has done,

and how hard
he's worked,

he might change
his mind.

Do you know
what I mean?

You must never blame
yourselves, or each other.

I guess there's really nothing
Richard and I can do.

One thing.
Try to forgive him.

I mean, really
forgive him.

Its sort of a last resort,
unconditional act of love.

I know it sounds
so foolish, but

it helps ease
the pain.

Mrs. Kane?

I think she means me.

Mr. Osborne?

We spoke on the
phone this morning.

Oh, yeah?

- Still don't know you.
- I prefer to keep it that way.

Its fine by me. I already
know too many people.

I have a friend who believes that
you might possibly have kept a ...

diary of indiscretions
over the years.

Abel.
Abel sent you.

Told him once I could
send him to prison.

Now he told me he
thought I was bluffing.

Perhaps you are.

Vague reminiscences
are one thing.

Documented evidence is
another matter, isn't it?

Let's keep one thing
straight right now.

I haven't offered
to sell you anything,

and haven't asked you to
buy anything, am I right?

No threats were
made or implied.

Ok. So we're just gonna say
that my good ol'buddy Abel,

heard that I was just
financially strapped again.

And he's offered
to bail me out,

enough for it to be
once and for all.

Is that right?

If that's the way you
wish it to appear.

Well then ...
Tell me,

just what do you think
will be the extend,

of Abel's
generosity?

Let's say $10,000.

No, no.
You see ...

that was when I was just
in a little bit of trouble.

You see now ...

I plan to travel.

And you know, former Congressmen
always travel first class.

Abel should know that.

Won't buy yourself a drink?

You know,

the Poles and
the Irish,

we got a lot in common,
and not just the church.

Both of us know the price
you have to pay for freedom.

So you tell
Senator Kennedy,

I got presidential suite
reserved for him,

to watch himself give
get voted into office.

And you will be in Chicago
on Sunday, for the rally?

And any place else he
thinks I can do some good.

We won't
forget it, Baron.

- You got it?
- Maybe.

What do you think
he was talking about?

Ok. The ambassadorship.

Could be Bolivia,
Paraguay.

Poland.

- What is that?
- Your grandson.

Sometimes you are too
clever, for your own good.

Yeah, well better than
being too dumb.

I think Ms. Ryan
thinks she's a librarian.

She keeps returning
books to the library.

If she didn't the bedroom
would look like a bookstore.

Richard's in town. He's
leaving in the morning.

I never know whether she files them
under title, author, or colour.

They're going to be opening a
2nd store soon, in Beverly Hills.

Your son is turning out to be
a very adroid business man.

I will rearrange this
whole library. Here's ...

Plato's Republic,
next to Dickens.

When the realtors
found out that,

Florentyna was related
to the Baron Hotels,

they tried to
double the price.

Richard took them the balance sheet from
the San Francisco store, showed them,

they were just starting to make
a profit, and they gave in.

They'll say,

he'll be the first
businessman,

to succeed in Beverly Hills,
by pleading poverty.

How's the baby like?

He's talking a
blue streak now.

Obviously it takes out of
my side of the family.

Florentyna's done a marvelous
job with your grandson.

I don't think,

I could've handled being a wife,
mother, career woman.

Can I tell them you'd
like to see them?

You know I can't.

You left it a little late!

You're just lucky. I saved
you from disaster.

There just isn't time!

You knew I wanted mirrors
all along. Its a trademark!

You discussed it with the architect.
How was I supposed to know?

- You were in New York!
- Well that's another thing.

Why am I negotiating for
store no.3 in New York,

when we are hardly in the
black in San Francisco,

and we don't know whether we're
gonna go bankrupt here in Beverly Hills!

We are not going to go bankrupt.
We're gonna stay right on schedule.

San Francisco, Beverly
Hills, New York!

London, Paris, Rome ...

That's right!
You knew that!

Losing your nerve?

- You wanna know?
- I want to know!

I think you're trying to see if
you can keep up with them.

- Your father.
- Oh, stop it!

I mean it!

And what if I don't measure up?
What if I don't ...

Beat the world?

Would you pull up a showhorse,
and sit down here and talk with me?

You just don't have a whole
lot of experience dealing,

with young mothers
in business, do you?

Oh, you're a mother?
With a child?

That's terrific,
I almost forgot.

By the way,
where is he?

At the hotel with
your mother.

And don't be petulent. I'm the
one who should be jealous.

- Jealous?
- Yes!

I sit back in San Francisco,
when you get to run around,

and make the dream
take shape.

If you want to be footloose
and fancy-free, you

shouldn't have gone
to bed with the managment.

But I'm in love
with management.

I am a weak, shameless
ambitious, greedy woman.

No, I won't have you
talking about my wife like that.

I didn't say I wasn't smart,
honest, devoted and adorable.

You forgot "impossible."

I'm not trying to prove anything to
my father, Richard. This is for us.

Even if the world could
never see in, I want it all!

For us.
Agreed?

It'll be known as the Showhorse
tree at Beverly Hills.

I like that.

Now don't get
upset all over again.

I'm a stubborn
Polish girl.

I want mirrors.
All along there.

Baron?

Senator Willis, how are
you? Please, sit down.

I understand congratulations
are in order.

Thank you.
Not official yet, of course.

From what I've heard, its
very official, Mr. Ambassador.

You know I've been in
the embassy in Warsaw,

and I've stayed in Baron
Hotels around the world.

And very candidly, I think you're
making a big mistake.

That is very
kind of you.

But I still haven't given
up hope on Warsaw.

Someday I will have a hotel
there, ready for you.

But when you're Ambassador,
who's gonna mind the store?

The Baron Hotels are a
very personal enterprise.

Yeah I'm not sure just yet.
I had always hoped that ...

I will have to see.

I have to wait,
and see.

Baron, did former Congresmann
Osborne offer bribes in your behalf?

Do you regard this
as a political move,

to block your appointment as
Ambassador to Poland, Baron?

Many New York officials accept
for solicit bribes, Baron.

What's the extent of your business
relationship with the former?

Baron Abel Rosnovski
seemed shaken,

as he refused to
speak with reporters.

Just back from the triumphant
opening of a new Baron hotel in Cairo,

he's returned to face charges
that his chain of luxury hotels,

was built on a 30 year
program of bribery,

and corruption
of public officials.

The Goverment got its hands
on Osborne's precious file.

That he wanted
to sell you.

I don't believe it.
Is he crazy?

Right now he's
behind bars.

They arrested him
in New Orleans.

You've been indicted by a Grand
Jury on 17 counts of,

bribery and corruption,

of public officials
in 17 states.

The warrant will be
served some time today.

I got them to agree to do that
part of it up here in private, but

the charging will have
to be in open court.

How did they get
hold of this file?

- It was forwarded anonymously ...
- Anonymously ...

He didn't even had the guts
to put his name on it!

Let's not start with
William Kane right now ...

- Kane just cost me ambassadorship!
- The damage is done!

Osborne's turned
state's evidence!

More than likely, in
exchange for immunity.

Abel?
Ok to pay 5000?

- No!
- Yes!

You can't buy your
way out of this, Abel.

You're the best damn lawyer in
New York, H. D. but,

this is not got anything
to do with the law.

Osborne got well
a couple of months ago.

Payed off his gambling debts
and moved to New Orleans.

Someone acting
for the law firm,

of Cohen and Cohen
paid him $50,000.

That is Cohen.
Kane's Attorney.

I can smell it whenever that
bastard makes a move.

Osborne.

- Can you get to Osborne?
- Yes.

Tell him he sold his stinking
book to William Kane!

He won't testify!

Not if his life
depended on it!

Now, you call
Mr. Parfitt.

Who's Parfitt? What does he
have to do with the case?

If he wants to make trouble, I
will show him what trouble is.

Parfitt owns 2% of the stock of
the Lester - Kane - Cabot Bank.

It's all I need to throw William
Kane the hell out of there.

Call him, say I'm willing to pay any price
he wants for the stock, and this time,

you let him
know why.

You told Florentyna
about this?

I know you speak with
her all the time, Jerzy.

No, I did not
tell her.

That should
come from you.

She will call.

It is only a matter
of time.

She will call.
She will come back.

Here it comes!

I don't know. I don't
think its big enough.

If you eat it all,
you're in trouble.

Big trouble.

Thank you.

Eat, kid.

Well, let's see
what we have here.

Alright slater,
go get 'em!

Hit'em over fence.
Try not to break a window.

He's got
you trained.

I never had a Yankee cap
when I was a child.

Poor, deprived kid!

Oh, I forgot ...

- There's something for you here.
- Me?

- Your romantic devil!
- Try them on.

Yeah Mom,
try'em on.

Ok. I don't know which
one of you guys's worse.

What's you got
in here?

- Is it ...?
- That's it, lady.

You can now walk right up and open
the door to Florentyna's of 5th Avenue.

Easy lady, you're embarrassing
our son here.

Ok.

Florentyna Rosnovski.
I mean, Mrs. Kane?

Yes.

My name is Pierson.
Coastland News Service.

I've been asked to get your reaction
to the news about your father ...

Abel Rosnovski, Baron?

Well, my father ...

has always wanted
to serve his ...

adopted country and
his native homeland.

I think he'll make a
very fine ambassador.

Then you haven't
heard?

Heard what?

Your father has just
been indicted on a long

list of charges of
fraud and bribery,

in connection with
the Baron Hotels.

Florentyna!
Flora ...

Wait here, you
understand? Ok?

Florentyna!

- Stop it. What are you doing?
- Leave me alone!

What are you doing ?
You're not going anywhere!

He needs me, Richard.

- I'm not going to allow it!
- You won't allow it?

- He's my father!
- Then let him act like one!

I'm your husband.
I fought for you!

We worked hard to get this far.
To build a life together.

A happy, decent family.

I don't care what your father's
done. It doesn't matter!

But if he wants you,

and if he needs you,
he's gonna call and ask you.

And talk to you like
a grown woman.

Over there.

Mr. Osborne.

You're wasting your
time, counselor.

You're looking at a man
who's seen the light.

Very admirable.

Of course, you understand that turning state's evidence doesn't brought you complete immunity.

It's brought me a seat
in the lifeboat.

I was never a great proponent of
"Women and children first".

I understand that you content
that Mr. Rosnovski,

paid you the sum of $50,000
for the information which is,

alleged to
incriminate him.

If he wants his money
back, it's a little late.

I'd like you to tell Abel
something from me.

You tell him,

that if he was stupid enough to
let that stuff out of his hands,

then this is his funeral
and he deserves it.

But I'm not
going with him.

Personally, I'd like
to break his neck.

Mr. Rosnovski
never paid you

a dollar for
any "stuff".

If that's the way
you want it.

The information which you
sold, valid or otherwise,

was purchased from you by a member
of the law firm of Cohen and Cohen.

Perhaps Thaddeus
Cohen himself.

Thaddeus Cohen
is the long time,

friend and personal
attorney for,

William Kane.

William Kane
sent him to you,

William Kane put up the
money and you fell for it.

William Kane has obviously
used you to get at my client!

Lie! Lie!

- Damn! Lie!
- Hold it !

Mr. Joks you heard the
reading of the indictment?

Yes, your honour, it corresponds to
our understanding of the charges.

How does the defendant plead?

Not guilty on all counts,
your honour.

And I'd like to ask dor
dismissal at this time.

On what basis,
counselor?

On the basis that the evidence
is a complete fabrication,

concocted by a man,
who has for years

conducted a vendetta
against my client.

Mr. Prosecutor, am I right?

You intend to introduce
witnesses,

as well as
documentary evidence?

We do, your honour.

May we approach
the bench, your honour?

I'm afraid the government has
a problem, your honour.

I've just been told that
our principal witness,

David Osbornem has
taken his own life.

Apparently ...

he hanged himself
in his cell.

The bribery trial of the famous
Hotel magnate, ended today,

when the government
dropped 12 of the 14

charges against the one
time Polish immigrant.

The Baron pleaded guilty
on 2 minor complaints ,

and was placed on six
months probation and fined,

$ 50,000, by Federal
Judge Martin Prescot.

The government's case
was derailed when

its star witness,
David Osborne,

committed suicide in his cell
while in federal custody.

- Kate?
- Its Abel Rosnovski.

What do you want?

I'm sorry if my call
disturbed Mrs. Kane.

But, under the bylaws of the
Lester - Kane - Cabot bank,

I am required to notify
you as chairman, that

I now own 8% of
the bank stock.

I don't believe you.

Please do call
Mr. Parfitt.

I'm sure he will be delighted to
confirm the sale to me,

of his 2% of the stock,

along with the 6%
Mrs. Lester sold me.

It won't do
you any good!

I intend invoking Article 7
of the bank's bylaws,

and demanding a
seat on the board.

Unless I hear that
you have resigned.

You stole an Ambassadorship
from me, Mr. Kane.

I intend to take
your bank.

It's all right,
Kate.

It's time I,

finished it
once and for all.

- Good morning, gentlemen.
- Good morning, Mr. Chairman.

I have been notified by Abel
Rosnovski, that he has the,

required 8% stock
ownership in our bank,

and intends to
invoke Article 7,

to demand a
seat on the board,

unless I ...

resign as Chairman.

He called me at home
late last night,

to make that
perfectly clear.

I want you to
know that I,

pledged my entire share holdings
of Lester - Kane - Cabot,

whatever money
is needed from my,

private trust,

to be placed at the
disposal of the bank,

in order to fight
any such move,

Mr. Rosnovski makes.

So, I suggest,

the first order of business, is to discuss
whether we should vote to rescind Article 7.

Mr. Chairman,

This is no longer a simple
matter of money or stock,

or our personal
loyalty to you.

It is a question of whether this
bank can - should,

engage its energies and
resources, in what is clearly a

30-year vendetta between
Mr. Rosnovski and yourself.

I'm trying
save my bank!

It is not your bank
Mr. Chairman!

And to be frank, your leadership
under these circumstances must be

very seriously questioned.

Mr. Kane, may I ask you
a personal question?

Mr. Kane?

Were you in any
way involved,

in supplying information to
the Justice Department,

which resulted in the charges
against Abel Rosnovski?

He was trying to
ruin me, and this bank.

In the absence of a denial,
are we to assume that

you did forward the file
to the authorities,

to prompt the
federal indictment?

Yes, I did.

Do you realize,
Mr. Chairman,

that your action
has put every,

member of this
board in jeopardy?

Our reputations,

our careers,

everything this
Bank stands for?

The fact,

that you could with malice, help
initiate federal criminal charges,

against a major stockholder
of this bank,

is evidence
enough we feel,

that you can no
longer be relied upon,

to lead the management
of this institution.

We have informally
agreed to spare you,

and ourselves,

the embarrassment
of a vote of confidence.

I've asked Mr. Leach to prepare
a letter of resignation,

which should meet
Mr. Rosnovski's requirement.

Time flies, doesn't it, Ted?

It sure as hell does,
William.

Borrow your pen?

Sure.

Mr. Kane?

Mr. Kane!

Mr. Kane!

Help! Somebody help!
Go for doctor!

Mr. Kane!

Just take it easy, Mr. Kane.
The ambulance is already here.

I'll stay right
with you.

Now just, relax.

- Kate?
- Yes dear, I'm right here.

Where's Richard?

Where's my boy?

Thst's right,
Mr. Rosnovski.

I have his letter of
resignation in my hand.

Would you like me
to read it to you?

No. I don't want you
to read it to me.

Just file it.

Tell Mr. Parfitt his shares
will be resold to him.

And my remaining 6% will be offered to
the bank for the price we agreed upon.

What do they think?
Is he going to be alright?

No. No.
That is all.

Thank you.

Where are
you going?

You know very well
where I am going.

Do you want to
come along?

No. I got a lot
of things to do.

Oh excuse me, you have
got a lot of things to do!

Did you throw away
the invitation?

Probably.
I don't remember.

Probably.

Well ...

I am just a dumb
immigrant Polak.

I cannot afford to throw
away invitations,

to classy affairs.

I am not a Baron.

If I were her,

I wouldn't have
even send you one.

I feel fine.
I'm not an invalid.

And you look fine.

But you're going to stay put.
And relax.

Just like the
doctor ordered.

And don't try
to charm me.

Save that for Florentyna
and Richard.

I'll bring them both
back with me.

And the boy too.
I wanna see my grandson.

You're getting impulsive
when you're of old age.

Your grandson's in bed.
You can see him tomorrow.

It takes a little dying to make
a Kane come to his senses.

And there'll be no
more talk like that.

I remember the day,

when I first told
Matthew that,

I'd met the girl that
I was gonna marry.

I suppose that was long
before you told me.

Yes, I recall.

How like you.

What did he say?

Well, he said that ...

your marriage will closely
resemble your banking career.

Anyone directly
involved will only be informed,

long after you've
made your decision.

Any regrets?

A few.

Starting with how long
it took you to ask me.

I would have married you
the first day we met.

Kate ...

We'll hurry back.

Thank you.
Good Night.

Ok Mom? Get set to go
home. Are you ready?

I have been ready for
this for so long ...

You two go up alone.
I'll be up in a minute.

Go along. he's probably
already heard us come in.

Father? I'd like you
to meet my wife,

Florentyna.

Father?

Father?

Where have you been? I called
all over for you yesterday.

they said you
went to Chicago.

They were right.
I flew to Chicago.

What for?

Because Curtis
Fenton asked me to.

Curtis Fenton?
I thought he was dead.

No, but when he heard
that William Kane had died,

he thought it was
time you saw this.

In the event that William Kane
precedes Mr. Rosnovski in death,

The following confidential
information has to be,

forwarded to Abel
Rosnovski without delay.

The original 2 million dollars,

to save the old
Richland Hotels ...

I always thought it was David
Maxton, of Stevens Hotel.

And it was William Kane.

William Kane,

gave me the money.

He considered me
"Good investment".

A clause of his trust,

was never to reveal
the source of the money.

He considered me
a good investment.

He's a banker ...
A banker to the end.

You damn fool!

We could even
have been friends.

Lord, thou has been our refuge,
from one generation to another,

before the mountains
were brought forth,

or ever the Earth and
the world were made,

thou art God
from everlasting,

and world without end.

Thou turn this man
back to the dust,

and thou sayest, return
ye children of men.

For a thousand years,
in thy sight,

are but as yesterday
when it is past,

and as a watch,
in the night.

Thou carriest them
away as with the flood,

and they are
even as asleep.

In the morning they are
like grass that groweth of,

In the morning it is
green and groweth of,

but in the evening
it is cut down and withered.

Papa?

Papa!

My grandson.

My Grandson!
My Grandson!

It was my late father's
final wish,

That I dedicate this, the
last of his great hotels,

to the spirit of the
people of Poland.

It was his lifelong dream,

that he leave his mark
on the land of his birth.

In his memory, I dedicate
the Warsaw Baron,

to the people
of Poland,

in the name off his grandson,

William Abel Kane.

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