All language subtitles for The.Underneath.19955

Are you getting off
at Austin? Huh? Yeah.

Going home? Sort of.

Visiting? Yeah.

- Relatives.
- Yeah.

What kind? Mother and brother.

Mother's getting married. Hmm.

Is he nice? My brother?

No. The man your
mother's gonna marry.

Haven't met him.

I'm Susan. Michael.

So you live here? Yeah.

Where do you work?

I'm training to be a teller
at the grand Texas bank.

Ah. So when do you
take your test?

Oh, I don't know.
It's a self-study,

so you can take it
whenever you're ready.

Just don't think
that I'm ready yet.

Well, there's one way
to find out.

Mom?

Michael?

Michael!

Give me a hug! Oh,
I stink. I've been on a bus.

I don't care.

Nice butt.

You bastard.

How's it goin'?
Good, good, good.

Shouldn't you be out clubbing
motorists or something?

No, I'm on the night shift. Plus,
I'm beating the homeless now.

Oh, I see.
They're not as mobile.

So? How's it goin'?

It's goin'. You workin'?

You hirin'? Yeah.

That's just
another confused white boy.

I hear she's dating a small-time hood that
bought the Ember, if you're interested.

I'm here for the wedding, Dave.

So tell me about ed.
Did you run a check on him?

No,
I did not. Bullshit. I know you did.

All right, a small one.
But he's clean.

No nothin'? No moving violations,
no nothin'?

Not in Texas.

Hooray for mom.

I don't know. I, uh...

I can't decide right
now. You go first.

I don't play the lottery.
It's a waste of money.

Well, if I won, it's always been
a dream of mine to breed dogs.

Okay.

How 'bout a stamp collection
then? Okay. That I'll go for.

All right.

How 'bout you, Michael?
I wouldn't believe it.

If it were true, I'd smile.

I'd just sit there quietly for
five minutes, smile and be rich.

I don't know.
Come on, mom, what?

You know I can't make
decisions, but, um...

I know one thing I want. I
want the biggest TV they make.

Two of 'em,
with everything on it.

Extra cheese? Yeah.

So how long you
gonna stay, Michael?

I don't know. Maybe a little
while. See some friends.

We got an opening,
if you're looking for something.

Thanks. That's a kind offer.

I thought you needed law
enforcement or military service...

To qualify for a job like that.

Helpful, but not mandatory.

If I put in a good word,
they'd probably take him, no problem.

Beat goin' back to sports town.

I doubt that would be an option.

This is the official lotto Texas
drawing for August the 13th, 1994.

In the next 60 seconds,
you can become Texas' newest millionaire!

So are you registered somewhere?

Michael, when you're getting married at 56,
you don't register.

Can you get me some
quick picks while you're out?

Sure. How many? Oh, five or so.

Don't wait up.

J'j'

j” why you wanna do me
like you do, like you do? J”

j' why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

good luck.

J'j'

j” I'll ride around your city
I'll ride around your town I

j” don't tell me
where you're headed j”

j” 'cause anywhere you're headed,
buddy, I'm bound j”

j” don't talk about your passion
don't talk about your pain j”

j” don't talk about my station, 'cause
it doesn't really help the situation j”

j'ohj'

j” why you wanna do me
like you do, like you do? J”

j” why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

j” I never chose
anybody but you j”

j” why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

j” why you wanna
do me like you do? J”

j” why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

j” I ain't never done
nothin' to do j”

j” why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

j” why you wanna
do me like you do? J”

j” why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

j” why you wanna
do me like you do? J”

j” why you wanna do me
like you do? J”

j” why you wanna do
me like you do? Why? J”

r why? Why? J”

j'j'

J'j'

Mind if I sit?

How is it you can show
your face without getting hurt?

I squared with everyone.

Everyone? Okay.

So how are you?

Tommy, this is Michael chambers.

Michael, Tommy dundee.

Heard you moved.
Mother's getting married.

To who? Good guy.

Never heard of him.

Well.

Let Tommy buy you a drink.
You'll buy him a drink, won't you?

I'll buy him a drink.
Some other time.

Good to see you.

Nice to meet you. Yeah.

What the hell was that? What?

What's he doing here? I
don't know. He just showed up.

Yeah, nobody's ex just
shows up. He wants something.

Don't have an aneurysm.
Let's go in the back.

I'm tired of watching guys sit up
and b-b-beg for a dance with you.

It's like goddamn
seaworld in here.

J” 'cause I found an angel
with a broken wing j”j”

Hey.

Did you get my twinkie? Huh?

My twinkie. Did you get it?
I'm sorry. You wanted a twinkie?

I'm kidding, Michael. Oh, okay.

Close it up. All right.
Watch your hands.

I hope I didn't wake
you when I came in.

Did you get my quick picks?

Oh, geez,
I totally forgot. I'm sorry.

I'll get some...
I'll get some today.

Rachel called.

She leave a number?

By the phone.

So we're on the back nine.
It's a short par four.

I hit a big banana of a tee shot.
Lands right in the wrong fainnay.

This guy hits a beautiful drive.

It cuts the corner of the dogleg,
drops about 20 yards from the pin.

Do you wanna hear this?

Please. Okay. Uh...

- Uh, where was I?
- The pin.

Right, right, right. Okay.
So I'm down 200 for the game.

This jerk is really ridin' me, talking about
my hair gettin' in my eyes and crap like that.

So I bet him two grand
I could win the hole.

He says, "okay, why not three?"
I say, "okay, why not five?"

Then he hesitates,
and then he says, "okay, five."

Then I knew he was a... a eunuch.

So I'm 230 yards out. I hit
the best three... wood of my life.

I'm on the green.
I'll be putting for a bird.

He sculls his approach shot.
The ball sails clear over the green.

And he's double bogey
for the hole.

Gosh, that's exciting.

If you keep this up...
Keep what up?

Chambers. Yeah?

How'd you know Dallas
was gonna beat the spread?

You know, I can't begin
to describe to you how.

I just knew. Some people are
interested in trying to garnish your wages.

I suggest you take care of 'em. Okay,
thanks.

Take my advice, Michael.
Don't spend that money.

Get yourself squared. Thanks.

Mmm.

Feels almost as good as you.

God, I love betting.

I was surprised
to get your call.

I was surprised
to see you at the club.

Just getting my weekly dose
of secondhand smoke.

Right.

So how's the acting
gig? I gave it up.

Really? Isn't that
what you wanted?

I never interfered.

Oh. So beneath
the apathetic exterior,

there was actually
a raging indifference.

I get it.

So tell me about
Tommy dundee. Tommy?

We go out. How long?

A few months.

He treat you okay?

Not as well as guys
without money.

He's gonna teach me
how to manage the club.

He looks like he might be into a
few things besides managing a club.

Yeah.

For instance? I don't know.

You don't know 'cause
you don't know...

Or you don't know 'cause
you don't want to know?

I don't know 'cause I don't ask.

I wrote you a long letter
after you left about everything.

Took me a week. I never got it.

I burned it.

Ooh, I walked right
into that one.

Must be a new sensation for you,
walking into something.

Is this yours? Yup.

Nice. Men buy me
mustangs. I don't know why.

Can I see you again? I
don't think that's a good idea.

Rachel. You humiliated me.

I didn't get a warning,
I didn't get an explanation,

and I had to deal with all
the ugly shit you left behind.

It wasn't right. I know that.

Don't call me.
Don't try and find me.

It makes it hard with Tommy.

- She goes where?
- To the library.

The library?

She's been taking this
correspondence course. She's studying.

Until 11:00 every night. It
closes at 11:00. I checked.

Gee, you're a one-man Warren
commission. Take my advice.

Follow her. I couldn't do that.

You'll thank me.

Hey, ed. How's it going, boys?

You know, same shit,
different day.

I wanted you fellas to meet
Michael chambers, Annie's boy.

He's putting in an
application here today. Tom.

Casey. Nice to meet you.

Comin' to work here, huh? Yeah.

Maybe. You'll love it.

If you like saltpeter.

Someone walks in here under 40,
you tryin' to scare him off?

Just doin' our part. Look at
us. We're only 22 years old.

See you guys later.
Nice to meet you.

The library?

That's right.

Ed! Ed. Ed. Can...

Can you take my spot
on number five run?

Deborah's having some sort of
Braxton Hicks contractions or somethin'.

I'm gonna go meet her
at the doctor's office.

Okay. Go ahead. I'll take it. Oh,
thanks.

You better hurry up and
start working so I can retire.

I'll do my best.

Let me tell you about hinkle.

When you first go in, he'll offer
you a candy mint. Don't take it.

At the end of the meeting,
he'll offer it to you again.

Take it and eat it right in
front of him. You'll get the job.

You're kidding, right?

Do I look like I'm kidding?

First time, no, second time,
yes? That's it.

Okay. Thanks. All right.

Mint?

No, thank you.

Fine.

Ed dutton speaks highly of you.
He's a very good man, ed.

I hope so. He'll be my
stepfather in a few days.

Yes.

That's a copy of
armored transport now!

It's a magazine we publish, not just
for ourselves, but for the entire industry.

And here I thought cash
was on the way out.

See, many of the services we provide
here used to be provided by the banks.

For example...

A bank might have us pick up
all the cash from a fast-food chain,

process and verify it here and
then deposit it directly into the fed,

bypassing their branch
altogether.

That sort of thing. Oh,
I see. May I keep this?

Of course. Yes.

So where have you been
working the past couple of years?

Offshore. Hmm.
That's serious work.

Serious money. Mm-hmm.

You have any experience
with firearms? No.

He'll learn.

We don't need marksmen.

We just need people
who can think clearly.

That I can do.

Good.

Well...

Are you sure you
wouldn't like a mint?

Actually, now that you
mention it, I would.

Mmm.

We'll be in touch. Sometime this week,
we'll have you come in for the polygraph.

A polygraph?

Great. I'll look forward to it.

Where are my fries?
You didn't ask for fries.

Well, you got fries. Michael,
you want fries, you gotta ask.

Yes, officer.

How's Rachel? She's fine,
doing the audition thing.

Mmm.

Tell her I said hello. I will.

Listen, I talked
to mom last night.

She told me you hadn't sent
her any money in two months.

We had an arrangement. She needs the money,
Michael.

I got the money. I can give
it to her today, with interest.

I can give her three months
in advance.

Michael, she doesn't care
about interest...

And she doesn't care
about "in advance."

She just wants to know
if you can be counted on.

It's really boring having this
conversation every six months.

I agree.

Jesus. This is our mother.

She needs our help.

And seeing as how you managed to
avoid being around after dad died...

Oh, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey.

You didn't even go see her... can we
not turn this into a Eugene O'Neill play?

I've got the money. This time.

Thanks for the protection,
officer.

You never should've left
the village people, David.

Fuck you.

- Hello?
- Michael.

Are you there? Yeah, I'm here.

How are you? Good.

What about you? Good.

Are you on a car phone? Yeah.

Courtesy of... mm-hmm.

So, uh...

Are you staying?

I think so.
I might get that job.

Really?

Um, I've gotta go.

- Wait a minute.
- I'll talk to you soon.

Am I gonna talk...

There's one question that this test
never quite gets around to asking.

It's a question
I need an answer to.

What's that?

When can you start?

That's it? That's it.

Welcome aboard.

Eleven.

Forty-one.

Twenty-three.

Here we go.

- What do you think?
- Hmm?

Oh, I'm sorry. Do another one.

Twelve.

Not so smiley.

- Nine.
- Much better.

Why go up for this?
It's not acting.

It's exposure.
Like vanna white, you know.

Oh. Well, that's
something to aspire to.

I hope you like egg salad,
'cause I'm making a ton.

Great. We'll have it for dinner.

I thought we were going
to San Miguel.

Let's go to San Miguel after the game
on Saturday. I gotta make some calls.

I'm not staying in. I told Diane
we'd meet her at the Ember.

That's fine. I'll be here.

You never do what
you say you're gonna do.

Is Florida at lsu. This is definitely
the fork in the road for both teams.

Some are calling it a toss-up,

but given the home-field
advantage...

And nine apparently
healthy seniors...

Hey! Whoa! Hey!

Remember me?

Rachel, right?

Dick.

I'm sorry. Hi, dick.

God, the picture
on this TV sucks.

It sucks, and it's small.

To convert that threat into scoring
opportunities. It's smallish and sucky.

Everybody in yet? No,
there's one still out.

Hey. Come on in.

Mom, you look beautiful.
Thank you.

You really do. Thank you.

That's a nice suit. It's dad's.

I-I wanted to give you
this beforehand.

Oh!

Oh, David, they're beautiful.

I'll have to get
my ears pierced.

I don't have anything.

That's all right.

I'm just glad you're here.
I don't need presents.

And would you repeat after me?

"With this ring, I thee wed."

With this ring, I thee wed.

"And pledge to thee
my faith and love."

And pledge to thee
my faith and love.

I can't believe you wore
dad's suit to mom's wedding.

I now pronounce you
husband and wife.

And you may kiss the bride.

Well, it depends
on who you talk to.

Some people say he's doubtful.
Some people say he's probable.

So what's the difference
between doubtful and probable?

Doubtful means
he probably won't play.

Probable means he'll play,
but there's some doubt.

Oh, that clears everything up. So are
they saying he's doubtful or probable?

My source says
that he's doubtful.

Michael, did you
get a call from...

How close is your source?
Is he really close?

You wanna know how close
my source is? He's a she. Wow.

So this is inside inside. Wow.

Michael! I gotta
go. Talk to you.

All right.

What? Oh. Isn't that amazing?

It's a 12-foot paraclipse
with terrestrial filters.

I don't care if it turns
coffee beans into diamonds.

How did you know? What
is it doing in our backyard?

Wait till you see
the image quality.

It's like looking out a window.
We have plenty of windows.

I think we have one more.
It's the new TV.

Excuse me. Is that thing safe?

Yes, ma'am. It, uh... it's safe.

Just don't stand in front of it.

Come on in. Okay. So
where do you want it?

Try right in front of the fireplace. God,
it's big. It's huge.

Careful. Did you order a stand?

It comes with a stand,
doesn't it?

It doesn't come with a
stand. I gotta have a stand.

One in the truck. Fine, fine.

It's extra. That's fine, fine.

Don't answer that.

Get the 115. The 115.

Great. It's huge.

Michael. Yeah.

Tell me you didn't use the rest
of the money to buy this stuff.

Okay,
I didn't use the rest of it. Thank god.

I used some of the
rest of it. Michael!

- What else was I gonna use?
- We lost our credit cards.

Excuse me. You lost our
credit cards. Fine. I lost 'em.

But it doesn't change the fact that in
order to get this stuff, I had to use cash.

How much cash? I got an
incredible deal for not charging it.

How much cash? For the dish?

For everything.
The installation?

For everything!
The subscription fees?

Michael! About seven.

Hundred?

You're so good. That's good.

Seven... thousand. Yeah.

How are you gonna pay the
people you owe? They call constantly.

Listen.

Ugh!

I got this whole thing
worked out.

It's not even a system.
It's more like I just know.

I just know which way to
bet. It's like being connected.

It-it's like knowing something
that no one else knows.

God, I wish I could describe
the feeling to you.

You don't have to.

Hey, how did it go? What?

The audition.

Mmm. Did Jane Duncan
call after I left?

Jane Duncan? No.

When you were on the phone and I was getting
ready, did anybody try and click through?

Probably. I don't remember.

They were trying to call me and
tell me not to come to the audition...

Because they decided they were
gonna go with an actual lottery official...

Instead of hiring an actress.

So I sat there for an hour looking
like an idiot before somebody told me.

Oh, god. I'm sorry.
That must have been awful.

There's the stand.

Did you at least remember
to get my plane ticket?

Yes... and no.

What the hell does that mean?

I did remember,
but I didn't get it.

Michael!
I got you something else.

This was my audition trip. It's been planned
for months! I got you something else.

Julie's expecting me! I got you
something else. I got you something else.

What? What did you do? I'll
give you a hint. I'll give you a hint.

We don't have enough money
for you to fly to la,

but you could
drive there in style.

Wait. That's mine?

Michael. I knew you'd
hate it. I'll take it back.

Wait. Don't. Uh... you
like it? We'll keep it.

You make me really, really mad.
Ooh, careful!

Careful, it'll come off. Careful, careful,
careful. Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

Oh, I don't know.
About 45 minutes.

Forty-five minutes?

What do you think
went on in there?

I don't know. I wasn't inside.

You don't have to be
inside to figure it out.

Look, I gotta trust her.

Michael chambers, line two.

Michael chambers, line two.
You're either very smart or very stupid.

I can't figure out which.

- Hello.
- It's me.

He proposed.

Christ.

Christ.

What did you say?

I pretended I wasn't
expecting it.

I said I needed time.

This is my problem:

When I think about
trying again with you,

I have no idea if it's a moment of
strength or a moment of weakness.

Do you remember the
last time we went away?

The conversation we
had in front of the fire? Yes.

I don't want to be
on the outside.

It's too painful.

I won't make that mistake again.

I promise.

What do you think would happen
if we went away for the weekend?

I don't see how we can
resolve this any other way.

We could go back
to whispering pines.

We could do that.

We had a good time there.

Yeah.

What about Tommy?

I'll pick you up Friday at 6:00.

Can we take my car? Yeah,
we can take your car.

I forgot.

Suddenly, Friday at 6:00
seems like a long way off.

It's only two days.

All you have to
do is say no. No.

Mmm.

The mobile customer you've
called is away from the phone...

Or has traveled beyond
the service area.

Please try
your call again later.

J” take my courage j”

j'j'

Rachel around? Nope.

What about Tommy? Nope.

Look, it's sort of important. We were
supposed to hook up, and she never showed.

You don't know where she is? No.
Everybody got in a car and took off.

Where to? Uh, Vegas, I think.

Rachel too? You're sure?

Yeah. She's hard to miss.

Mich. Ael

hi. How are you? How are you?

Good. Good.

I had a feeling I'd see you. Yeah,
me too.

Hi. I'm Deborah.
Hi, Deborah. Michael.

I'm sorry.

Listen, I'm sorry.
I-I gotta run.

Oh. I'll talk to you soon? Yeah.

You still have my number?
I still have your number.

You sure? Yeah.

It was nice to meet you.
I'll speak to you soon.

I gotta go.

He'll call.

Yeah, well, what do you want?
You met the guy on a bus.

Have you seen David lately?

Not since you and ed
got divorced... married.

I'm sorry. Excuse me.

Michael, when you get
to be my age,

you realize that sometimes
the planets just don't line up.

And there's nothing
you can do about it.

Of course, sometimes
they do line up.

And there's nothing you
can do about that either.

Hi. This is Susan crenshaw.
I'm not in right now,

but if you leave me a message,
I'll call you right back.

Hi. This is Michael chambers.
I'm sorry to call so late... hello!

Oh, you're there. Yeah.

I just didn't feel like talking
to anybody. Okay. Bye.

No. No, I didn't mean you.

What are you doing?

Sittin' around.
What are you doing?

Sitting around.

Are you with me?

Yeah.

I feel like you're
somewhere else.

I feel like I'm in
an ad for fine wine.

But it's nice. It's really nice.

I like to be close.

This is close.

This is close to you?

Isn't it?

You're not very
present tense. Wh-wh...

Is that, like, an acting thing?

I love you.

Mmm. That was nice. Mmm.

There's somebody else,
isn't there?

Sort of.

Sort of?

Where is she?

I don't know.

There's what you want and
there's what's good for you.

Uh, they never meet.
They never meet.

Except for my mother
and stepfather.

Maybe they think
they're wrong for each other.

Nah, they're too old
for that shit.

Then why do anything
with anybody?

Because anything
is better than nothing.

The idea that you think you
make sense is really terrifying.

Yeah, I know.

Have a nice day,
Michael. Nice seein' you.

That the last of it?

That the last of it,
Michael? Yeah. Listen.

Give me two minutes. I gotta
use the bathroom. All right.

Michael?

Oh, hi.

How are you? Good. And you?

Good. Did you just get here?

No, just finishing up.
Just on my way out.

I have to go downstairs
to meet a delivery.

Great. I'll... I'll go with you.

Later on they find out
that Bob, this manager,

is letting this new guy
fill the atm...

Without having the second
person there with the offsetting key.

Ooh. Which you're not supposed to do,
obviously.

Turns out this guy was stealing
money and splitting it with Bob.

Little office intrigue. Yeah.

Hello. Susan crenshaw? Yes.

I need you to sign.

This is for you.

Here you go. Bye-bye. Bye.

Oh. Yeah.

Back to work. All right.

Take care.

J'j'

Rachel in tonight?
Haven't seen her.

Hey. I need three scotch/water,
dirty tanqueray Martini up,

two rolling rock
and a red stripe.

I'm trying to get a message
to Rachel. Is she here?

Tommy's wife? Yeah.

Tommy's wife?

Right.

Tommy's wife.

Yeah, she's in back.
Do me one small favor.

And the other half...

Is yours.

Call it.

It's my club.
That's what I call it.

J” Steve Austin can
walk the plank j”

j” doin' the skoliosis skank j”

hey.

I-I put it down
right in front of her,

and she wouldn't
even look at it, so...

Thanks.

J” doin' the skoliosis skank j”

j” doin' the skoliosis skank j”

j” doin' the skoliosis skank j”

j” this song's
about Jeremy's back j”j”

yeah! Skoliosis skank!
That's about you, Jeremy.

Whoo!

Oh! Loser racks.

What you readin' about,
hon? Tit jobs?

Yeah, I'm thinkin' about
having one put on my forehead.

Ooh.

Could be interesting.

What the hell is this? What?

What the hell is this?

I don't know.

Are you rolling this guy
behind my back? Tommy.

I swear to god. I have
no idea how that got there.

That's all that happened,
Tommy, I swear.

You see? I didn't
ask him to come here.

If he bribes her to take me a note,
I can't control that.

- Tommy, I just...
- Get out of here!

If you want him out of the club,
keep him out of the club.

Oh, you bet I will.

And if I find out you're seeing him, I'll
make the both of you very uncomfortable.

Why "uncontested"?
You could've hit her with the rug salesman.

No point. She'd only been
seeing him a few weeks.

That the last one? Yep.

But if you get adultery,
you can slip out on alimony.

Didn't want to get
into all that.

They'll never make it.

Company'll be eating interest big time,
especially on this haul.

They'll make it.
They'll make it.

George rittenhouse, line three.

Yeah? What?

Oh, no.
Look, I'll be right there.

- Deborah broke water.
- Hey, good luck, man.

Good luck! Thanks.

So why didn't you
want to get into it?

- You bastard. Who?
- Somebody.

Since when? Since
before the beginning.

Hello. Myself speaking. That
was a really stupid thing to do.

Rach! Don't ever show up again.

Where are you? I'm in my car.

What happened?

I was waiting for you and then you never
showed and then you're fucking married.

What the hell's going on?

Michael, I don't have time to play
games with you. Why didn't you come?

It is idiotic for us to be having this
conversation after what happened.

What are you talking about?
Michael.

You owe me an explanation.

There's nothing to explain. You
haven't told me why you didn't show.

I shouldn't have to. What
the hell happened to you?

All right. Let's just get this
over with. Where are you?

I'm in the Salem street house. Oh,
god, you're kidding.

You're renting it? Yeah.

Boy, you don't do anything halfway,
I'll give you that.

I'll be there in a minute.
And no funny stuff.

Fine.

- Chambers.
- Yeah?

Thirty dimes on ls...

Thirty? Yeah.

Okay. Okay.

All right, all right, all right,
all right, all right, all right.

Get us a field goal.

Come on.

Good call by coach Archer
to go for the field goal.

You've got time if you make it
to go for an onside kick.

And here's the kick. It is long enough,
and it is good.

Yes. A tie.
I can live with a tie.

I can live with a tie.

Come on, Florida. Go to sleep,
go to sleep, go to sleep.

Dropping to throw, Morris.

Throwing to the sideline. Complete.
Out of bounds to Emmitt Smith.

You're all right. You're all
right. And that'll stop the clock.

- You're all right.
- Morris, deep over the middle, complete to the 45...

Oh, I can't watch this.
To the 44-yard line.

They're edging toward field
goal range with that catch.

- Again, Morris...
- Oh! God! God!

They got a bunch of it, an 18-yard
pickup... come on, come on, come on.

With 30 seconds remaining now.

Morris is four out of five...

Hit him! Hit...

This is Emmitt Smith going
to the far side of the field.

And that may hurt them...

No more time-outs.
No more time-outs.

He got wrapped up at the
24-yard line by Jimmy young.

They're gonna have a hard time
stopping the clock. They're done.

The game is over, gentlemen.
The game is over.

Six. They're tryin' to line it
up. Five. They're at the 24.

The game is...

He drops back and throws it away
with one second remaining.

I believe the clock is expired, but I
believe they'll give 'em the one second.

I think they're gonna give 'em the one
second even though the clock shows nothing.

Well, it's come down to this.

And this field goal try...

Will be attempted
from about 41 yards.

Here's the snap, the kick.
It's high.

It is long, and it is... good.

Florida has won on the final
play of the game, 16 to 13.

In the final analysis,
it will be the penalties...

And the tigers' mistakes
that cost them this win,

because they really played
well against the Florida gators.

They lose this one 16-13.

I got good news,
and I got bad news.

The good news is,
I have till Tuesday to cough it up.

The bad news is,
I have till Tuesday to cough it up.

So I have a year to get you a present,
right? Yep.

I figure I'd get you something
you could really use,

like hemlock.

Happy?

Like an Oscar winner.

You know me. I like money.

That much?

Beats goin' to jail.

Jail? What's jail
got to do with it?

Ask your brother.

What? What did he do?

He threatened me. How? When?

When you left town,
he was pursuing me.

He'd call. He'd follow me.

This went on for a long time.

I kept asking him to stop.
Finally he did.

That night we talked about
going away... mm-hmm.

He saw us.

He saw us in the car.

He came to see me.

He said he was still
obsessed with me,

that if he couldn't have me,
neither could you.

He tried to come on to me.
I started screaming at him.

He said if! Didn't
stay away from you,

he'd frame me for
possession and send me up.

Jesus.

I tried to call his bluff,
and he pulled out a bag...

And started dragging me
to his car.

Why didn't you call me?

Because when your psychopathic brother with
a badge starts throwing his weight around,

I figured... forget this
and forget you.

The chambers family
is a bad investment.

But why Tommy? Why marry Tommy?

He did ask. Aw,
come on. That's not a reason.

You asked once.

Tell me it was the same thing.

Look me in the eye and
tell me it was the same thing.

He treats me bad.

Look at my arms.

Oh, my god, Rachel.

I know they've killed
people. I just know it.

I don't know how
to get out of it.

You can get out of it.

How? I'm married to mack
the knife. How do I get out of it?

We leave.

We'll live somewhere else.

I'm good at leaving.
You know that.

He'll find us.

No, he won't.

What was that?

Somebody's in the house.

Michael?

In here.

Hi, hon.

You know,

it don't look right.

You... can't exactly say
it looks right, now can you?

It's a risk...

In business that...

The people closest to you...

May do you wrong.

Usually I can figure out
a way to get...

Satisfaction.

Let's say they're... skimming.

Well, they can give me
the money back,

work it off, something.

I'm... pretty good at
balancing these things out.

But, see,
you can't unfuck my wife!

So I find myself looking to the outer
edges of acceptable behavior to...

Make myself feel better.

It's not nice...

What comes to mind.

Tommy, it was my idea
to come here...

That's not helping, hon!

I wanted to talk to you.

So the napkin should have
been under my drink.

Now everything makes sense.
I had it all wrong, didn't I, hon?

That's right. I see.

I wanted to make you
a business proposition.

I wanted her opinion first
about how best to approach you.

And she suggested that you...
Seduce her as a way to approach me?

What business could we
possibly have together?

A job.

A job.

A job job?

Yeah.

Why come to me?

You're the only crook I know.

Is that... polite?

Tell me, what kind
of a job is it, Michael,

that you need a crook?

Where I work. Where you work.

Armored cars.

I work with armored cars.

And every Monday the cars
go to the retailers in the city,

and they collect all the cash
from over the weekend...

From lottery ticket sales
and merchandise sales.

It's taken back to the
company to be verified.

And the whole wad's
taken to the bank...

In one truck.

Could be anwvhere from a couple
hundred thousand to a... a million.

Small bills.

Totally untraceable.

Well.

Hey, school's out.

So, what now?

Well, it's you and me,
kid. What?

George collared me.

Oh, th-that's not fair.
Y-You've been out all day.

What about Casey? Tom!

Suddenly I'm not good enough?
No. You know that's not it.

It's just what I said.
You've been out all day.

Ah, it's a short run.

Number 19, chambers and dutton.

Well, here we go. Number 19,
chambers and dutton.

Trucks have to complete
their runs by 4:00.

The money's wrapped
and verified by 6:00.

The truck has to be
at the bank by 6:30...

Or the company pays the
interest on missing the day.

So the entire facility is geared
towards getting every dollar on that truck.

This is how it works.

When we get into the bank, there are two or
three loading docks in the secure delivery area.

You go in, just after
we arrive, in a Van,

posing as a legitimate vendor...

Using a four-digit access code
which I'll provide.

And then you pop out
and scoop it up.

How do you make sure
you're the driver?

I go in the morning
and check the schedule.

If I'm not assigned, I go to the driver
who is and tell him I need the extra hours.

And he just gives them to you?

I can be pretty persuasive. Huh.

If it goes smoothly, they'll know somebody was
on the inside. They're gonna put heat on you.

I just keep denying it.
There's nothing they can do.

All right. This is how we'll handle
it. I know this guy... the broker.

I don't know his name,
and I don't want to know his name,

because he is serious.

You think I can exert pressure?
This guy scares the shit out of me.

But this is what he does...
He organizes jobs.

He's got some high-level, legit day gig
with an insurance company or something,

so he knows all the ways
to beat the cops and the ops.

That's why nobody knows him
by name or face.

I call him up and tell him
everything about what we're doing,

and then he puts
the whole thing together.

He hires the men.
They'll be from out of town.

You won't know them.
They will not know you.

They'll just do the job, and then
they will drop at a predetermined time...

To a predetermined person
at a predetermined place.

That's good.

Who handles the drop?

We'll use one of my guys.
I want somebody I know.

Gee, that's tough, Michael!
I want somebody I know!

- What about her?
- "What about her" what?

He wants you to hold the money.

And if I say no? Then it's off.

You're holdin' the money. When
do we do it? Sooner, the better.

One more thing...
I'm not taking a short count.

The broker alone, he takes
20% on anyjob he crews.

It's a two-way split. You can
cut your half any way you like.

I'd rather eat airline food.

Can you do it without me?

Well, Michael, you know I can't.

Then it's 50-50.

I don't like it.

When you see all that cash,
you'll like it.

So what's the total for today?

About a million, three. Oh.

Hello? Hello?

When you pass brazos going
down 5th street... who is this?

Shut up. When you pass
brazos going down 5th street,

you'll see a man standing
on the southeast corner...

Wearing a yellow suit
and sunglasses.

If our end is going according to plan,
he'll take off his sunglasses.

If your end is going according to plan,
you signal him...

By lifting the fingers of your left
hand off the wheel for one second.

If you don't lift your fingers,

we will assume
you want to abort.

Wh-what if...

Thanks for calling.

J'j'

J'j'

Are you sure we should
go through with this?

You could say they
wouldn't switch. You...

No, no. We're very close now.
We have to follow it through.

It's gonna be fine.

This time tomorrow,
the hard part will be over.

God, I hope so.

Once you get the drop,
just drive straight to whispering pines.

Don't stop for anything.

It may take me a couple of days.
They'll be asking lots of questions.

I'll have to
let things cool off.

I can't wait for this
whole thing to be over.

Watch it!

Jesus!

Sorry.

Whenever you're ready, Michael.

Huh? Yeah.

You want cash or coins first?

Ed, I hate to have to ask you this,
but could I stay with the truck?

How come? Well,
there's a woman in the bank...

I'd really prefer not to have to see. Oh,
a woman.

No problem. Thanks.

Susan! Hey! Hey, how are you?

Good.

Stay there!

Ed, get down!

Are you awake?

Hmm. I don't know.

I might... I might be dreaming.

I... I might be dreaming.

You're going to be fine.

They say you'll
recover completely.

Mmm. Mmm.

Everyone is very proud of you.

Proud?

For trying to stop the robbery.

I'm...

I'm only sorry you
couldn't save ed.

I know you tried.

I know you tried.

I'm tired.

So tired.

Michael.

Michael, if you can
understand me, just nod.

H can understand.

I just want to let you know
that perennial armored car...

Is very proud
of your performance.

Very proud.

And that even though you've only
been with the company a short time,

we want to make very sure that you don't worry
about the financial side of your illness.

As a matter of fact,
when the time comes,

we'd like very much to do an in-depth
profile of you for armored transport now!

I think I told you it's read
by everyone in the industry.

Don't forget about Mr. Fox.

Oh, yes, Mr. Fox.

The founder and chairman
of perennial armored car...

And a wonderful,
wonderful man...

Would like very much to meet you and
have his photograph taken with you...

To accompany the article.

Well, uh, when the time comes,
of course.

As I say, Michael,
when the time comes.

Hmm.

I said, is there something
I should know?

Oh. You're all right.

Yeah.

Yeah. How about you?

I can't tell.

Michael.

They've been asking questions.

The police and your brother.

Mmm. My brother.

I think they want something.

And I don't think what
they want is good for you.

I told you.

Those things never meet.

Yeah. You told me.

I told you.

I told you. I told you.

No, you didn't, Mr. Chambers.

I'm s orry I?

I want you to describe
what happened...

From the moment you entered the
delivery bay of grand Texas bank...

Until you lost consciousness.

I... I-I-I pulled up.

I pulled the truck
into the dock.

Dock number one.
Yes, number one.

H and ed.

I, uh... I turned the engine off,

and... and ed...

Oh, they killed him. Didn't
they... didn't they kill him?

Did they? Yes.

Maybe, um...
Maybe we should come back.

God.

You fake bastard.

You think you got
everybody fooled.

You think because the job was
sloppy and a few people got shot,

nobody thinks you were in.

It won't wash.

I'm gonna bring you down.

Not because you got ed killed,

although that would be
plenty reason enough,

but because I think
you're worthless.

You've always been worthless.

You were nonexistent
as a brother to me.

You didn't lift a finger
to prop mom up after dad died.

You've skated along on your
looks and charm, just like a woman,

leaving everybody else
to clean up after you.

Well, I'm gonna clean up,
all right,

and I'm starting with you.

Get out.

You're an accessory to murder.

No, you don't know
what you're talking about.

You were the inside man.
We both know it.

You've got nothing.

Oh, yeah?

I've got a bank employee you
seduced to obtain a vendor ID. Number.

Uh-huh.

How did it happen?

Did they come to you,
trap you into it?

Was it her?

What kind of shit did she tell
you? She make you promises?

Tell you Tommy was mean to her,
you two should run away together?

Or did she get you in a compromising
situation, and you only had one way out?

Was it like that?

You really think
she's waiting for you?

You think you're safe
from the bears,

all looked up in your little log cabin,
bolts on the door?

Well...

You just locked yourself inside with another
bunch of grizzlies, and here's how...

Let's say she is on the level.

She double-crossed Tommy dundee,
and she's waiting for you.

You think Tommy dundee is gonna
let you get away with that?

You better hope she
double-crossed you...

And that her and Tommy
are laughing some place,

because if she's not
with him right now,

somebody's gonna make their
way in here to check on you,

and they won't be interested
in your full recovery.

I suppose I could protect you,

stage somebody outside the door.

But since you're such a hero,

I convinced my boss that you
wouldn't need protection.

Who'd want to hurt
the man of the hour,

the pillar of courage?

Hell, people want to
shake your hand.

Couple uniforms downstairs to keep
away the press and the well-wishers, sure.

But somebody outside the door?

What's the point?

It's all your fault. Right!

Oh, if you'd left her alone.

No. If you had left her
alone! What is it with you?

Thank god you're bedridden.

I wouldn't be able to stomach the hypocrisy
of you showing up to Ed's funeral...

And standing next to our mother.

Mr. Chambers, how are you?
What can I help you with?

Could you adjust these pillows?
My neck is really getting stiff.

Of course.

Well, part of the problem is you've got your
bed adjusted so it's tilted too far fonnard.

Let me take you down...
No, no, no.

I really like it this way. But...

It's just the pillows
really. The angle is fine.

If you could just
adjust the pillows.

All right.

How's that? Fine, thank you.

I was about
to come see you anyway.

It's time for you
to take your pill.

Oh, that's all right. I really
don't need it right now.

Well, I think you'll find it
very difficult to sleep without it.

Oh, it's okay.
Maybe a little later.

You know, I really feel okay.

Well, you don't look okay.

No,
I... really. I'll have it later. Really.

If you say so.

Could you tell me who that
gentleman is waiting out there?

I mean, why is he here?

Oh. That's Mr. Rodman.

His sister was in a traffic accident
last night and hasn't woken up yet.

Do you think maybe he'd
like to come in and talk to me?

I don't know.
I can certainly ask.

Although visiting hours
are nearly over.

Could you ask? I'd really,
really appreciate it.

Of course.

Leave the door open!

Mr. Rodman, would you mind?

I have a patient here who...

Mr. Rodman said he'd be happy
to talk with you.

Thank you. Uh, Mr. Rodman?

Mr. Chambers.

Howdy. Hello.

Uh, she said you, uh,
just wanted to talk about...

Yeah, i-i-i... please, sit down.

I-I-I, uh... I just
sort of came alive...

And felt like talking.

My luck,
all my visitors had already gone.

Yeah. I'd reckon you'd get
a lot of visitors.

Why do you say that?
You're famous, ain't ya?

Yeah. Well...

Oh, boy.

What's that? Your... your pills?

Yeah.

That's a pain pill, ain't it?

Yeah.

That'll make you sleep.

You better take it, hadn't you?

Nah. I'm fine.

Okay.

So, uh...

What you got in there,
spare pair of shoes?

What's that? In your coat.

Oh, I gotta carry that
for my job.

They're obnoxious as hell,
I know, but...

I'm in real estate, and I
really don't have a choice.

They're convenient.

So, where'd you say you worked?

Oh, I didn't.
Uh, Don sembera realty.

Oh. Well, how long
you been there?

About six years.

You must know Jeanette Scott.

Yeah. Yeah, sure.

Jeanefle.

Yeah, she sold me a house once.

Is that right? Yeah.

Small world.

Who are you?

I don't know.
Who do you want me to be?

Who are you? Did Tommy send you?

Buddy, I don't know who you're
talking about. Tommy? What...

I don't know any Jeanette
Scott. I made that up.

Thank you. I-I didn't know who
you were talkin' about either.

I didn't know what you... I didn't recognize
that name. I was tryin' to be agreeable.

Trying to be agreeable...
Tommy dundee sent you here!

He sent you here to kill me!

I'll leave. I was tryin'
to be nice. I'm sorry.

I mean, goddamn you.
Goddamn you.

My sister's iayin' down there,
and I don't know if she'll get up again.

There's other people in here
got problems.

Wait. Wait. I'm sorry.

I... I'm sorry.

Please forgive me. I'm... i'm...

I'm, uh... I guess
I'm a little spooked.

Half the time,
I... I don't even know what I'm saying.

I know. I don't usually
talk like that either, but...

You catch me off guard
like that...

I mean, she told me you said you
wanted me to come in here and talk.

I know, and I'm sorry.
I wanted to talk too.

P-P... please sit down again.

I'm sorry.

So, uh, tell me...
Tell me about your job.

Do you like it?

Uh, I've got a good job.

The market...

Basically sucks
right now, but, uh...

It's... unless you're buying.

It's good. Uh, you weren't
thinking about buying, were you?

Somebody's gettin' sleepy
over there.

I'm sorry.

Uh, I'm gonna let you sleep.

No, no, no. Really. Please.
I'm gonna get out of here.

No. I can't do it.

Uh, could you do... could you
do me a favor? Just a small favor.

- A favor?
- Yeah, please. I'd really appreciate it.

Really.

It ain't a sponge bath, is it?

No. I was kiddin'.

If you could, uh,
just wait here...

Until I... until I've
gotten a little nap?

Just... just sit here
with me for a while...

Until I've just...
Just slept a little bit.

I'd like to, but, you know,
I got my sister down there and everything.

Please. I...

I just need a little sleep.

Okay. Just for a little bit,
okay? Thank you.

I'm just so, uh...

I'm just gonna
sit over here, okay?

Hmm.

It's time to go.

What's he payin' you?

Ten? Twenty-five?

I'll give you a hundred.

You know I've got it.

You know I do.

Rachel.

I don't know how it happened
when you were a kid...

Or who you learned it from,

but you have very strange
ideas about... sharing.

All our negotiating, 20%, 50%...

That's playground bullshit.

A fair share
is whatever you can take,

and I'm taking everything.

Oh, Jesus Christ, Howard!

You're not gonna bleed
like this, are you?

Rachel.

Rachel.

Rachel.

Rachel!

Please.

Jesus Christ.

Are you fucking kidding me?

You have made a mistake. I will deal
with you and your mistake in a moment.

You? You don't have any choice.
You have to shoot me.

But I don't think you will.

Oh. I can't get up.

Hey, rach, think you...
Think you can help me up?

If you could just...
Give me a hand...

When you left,
there was something I didn't understand.

You didn't just leave me.
You left...

Everybody, everything.

It made me feel very,

um, interchangeable.

But now I understand the appeal
of just walking away.

There's something very powerful
about being absent.

I think you did the
right thing when you left.

But you shouldn't
have come back.

Rachel. Rachel, please.

Michael.

Right?