Original subtitles

( light rock action theme swells)

(gunshots)

(crying)

MAN: The Orangemen will be parading down Cochrane.

When they turn on to Paisley Road...

We've been over this 15 times.

And we'll go over it 15 more.

We hit them at the rail crossing,

and then we move along these rooftops.

How do you know these rooftops even connect?

What do you think Johnny was doing

till 3 in the morning?

Your baby brother did a good job scouting the place.

We ought to wake him up.

It's about time.

Let him sleep.

I'm keeping him out of this one.

You know, Banyon,

you can't be protecting him forever.

Well, I'll pick the time.

Eh?

Now, let's get back to the business at hand.

(gun clicks)

We get in, we rain on their parade,

we get out.

With any luck,

they'll never know what hit 'em.

Oh. They'll know, all right.

Aye.

(guns cocking)

To Ireland.

ALL: To Ireland.

Put down your weapons. McGuire?

You heard me, Banyon. BANYON: McGuire, you...

Put them down! ( suspenseful theme playing)

(indistinct speech)

Lads.

Bloody hell.

We'll not have you men

destroying what took so long to put together.

Bloody sellout.

(yelling)

Johnny!

No!

Johnny.

Oh, John.

(sobbing): Oh, John.

John.

I'm sorry about your brother, Banyon.

Someday I'm gonna kill you, McGuire.

( ominous theme playing)

(whimpers)

Gather up their weapons, lads. MEN: Aye.

Be sure to get them all.

MAN: Come on.

You, over there. Come on.

Don't look at me.

Oh. John.

( country theme playing)

TRIVETTE: Oh, Big Dog, it is so easy.

You get a computer, then you get a website.

Jimmy, when I was a boy,

all we had was a radio and a telephone.

My mother wouldn't answer that telephone

after 8:00 at night.

I bet it had a crank.

What? What'd you call me?

I'm talking about the phone.

The purpose of a C.D. website

is so that people all over the world

will know this place exists.

So conceivably,

one of the reasons people will come to Dallas

is to visit C.D.'s Bar & Grill.

I am launching you into the information age.

Jimmy, I don't want to be launched anywhere.

Cordell, help me with this madman, will you?

I'm not getting involved, C.D.

Got any hot sauce?

Now, there's a man. He doesn't have a cell phone.

He doesn't have a beeper. He doesn't have a pager.

To my knowledge, he doesn't have an answering machine.

And I don't have any hot sauce.

Oh. Oh, the hot sauce. Yeah.

Give that to him, will you?

Tell you what, C.D.,

whether you get a website or not,

I'm gonna eat here, okay?

What do you think of that, buddy?

That's loyalty. (phone ringing)

Thank you.

You're missing the point.

What is the point?

Oh, hey, might as well don't. Don't answer it.

If it's an emergency, somebody will come

through the door and tell you about it.

Quit yakking, will you?

Hello. Yeah. C.D.

Yeah. He's here right now having breakfast.

J-just a minute. Cordell.

Adam McGuire from Ireland.

Hello, Adam. How are you?

Gee, I wonder how the phone rang

all the way from Ireland.

What are you yakking about?

LEACH: That boy had the right idea.

Kill McGuire.

On the spot, right then and there.

With all those guns pointing at us, Leach?

It would have been suicide.

Besides, since McGuire was the one

that put the damn peace agreement together,

killing him would only make him a martyr to the cause.

We're lucky they only stole our weapons.

Banyon?

What are you going to do?

We're gonna find a way

to make McGuire renounce this damn peace agreement...

and then we're gonna kill him.

But how?

MAN: That's how.

BANYON: Well, well, well.

What?

BANYON: McGuire's little daughter.

The poor thing has leukemia.

He's taking her to Dallas, Texas for treatment.

How does that help us?

He'll be away from home, Campbell.

Alone with little Jennifer.

We'll grab her up,

he'll say anything we want him to say.

Count me in.

McLane.

You don't care about Ireland.

You only care about revenge.

(yelling)

(grunting)

(yells)

You're right, Banyon,

but I'm the only one that's been there.

I know Dallas. I got good connections.

You need me.

Lads?

Aye.

All right. You're in.

We fly to Dallas ahead of McGuire.

We'll give him an Irish welcome he'll never forget.

( light rock action theme playing)

♪ In the eyes of a Ranger ♪

♪ The unsuspecting stranger ♪

♪ Had better know the truth ♪

♪ Of wrong from right ♪

♪ 'Cause the eyes Of the Ranger ♪

♪ Are upon you ♪

♪ Any wrong you do He's gonna see ♪

♪ When you're in Texas Look behind you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's where The Ranger's gonna be ♪

( peaceful theme playing)

All right.

Close your eyes.

Close my eyes?

Alex, close your eyes.

Can I trust you?

No, but close them anyway.

(both chuckling)

Okay, okay.

All right.

Okay?

Don't open them.

WALKER: Okay. You can open your eyes and turn around.

(whinnies)

(giggles)

She's beautiful.

And she's all yours.

Are you...?

Oh.

Are you kidding?

Oh, Walker.

What's her name?

Angel.

Of course it is.

Oh, sweetie.

Hi there, little Angel.

Aren't you a beauty?

You.

Mm.

(horn honks)

(whinnies)

I love Texas already.

I saw bluebonnets and a longhorn steer.

Yeah, it's a beautiful part of the country, isn't it?

Hello, Adam. Cordell.

Great to see you again. Nice to see you.

Jennifer, this is Ranger Walker.

I know, Da.

You talk about him all the time.

(both chuckling)

Hi, Jennifer.

Hello, Ranger Walker.

Oh, you must be Alex.

Yes, I am.

It's nice to meet you, Jennifer.

Oh, look at those lovely horses.

(gasps)

Yes, they are.

Can I introduce you?

Great.

Come on.

It's good to see you, Adam.

Ah.

You okay?

Well, let's just say we have a peace agreement,

but the troubles aren't quite over.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Nothing we can't handle.

It's Jennifer I'm worried about.

WALKER: She's a beautiful girl.

McGUIRE: Not a day goes by

she doesn't remind me of what's really important.

You gonna take her to the Dallas Medical Center?

I've been told it's one

of the best hospitals in the world.

It is.

Come on. I'll make some coffee.

(woman speaking indistinctly on PA)

I wish there was an easier way

to say this, Mr. McGuire.

Jennifer's condition is worsening.

Her doctor in Belfast discussed the possibility

of a bone marrow transplant.

It's her only option.

The only problem we face is finding a donor

that's an HLA match for Jennifer.

Why is that a problem?

Finding a donor is often difficult.

It's not impossible.

Have you had all of your living relatives checked for a match?

Aye. None of them matched.

I'll tell you what, Adam,

we'll start a bone marrow drive.

We'll get the DPD, Texas Rangers,

and even my Kick Drugs kids involved.

There's a donor out there somewhere,

and we're gonna find him.

We'll make a public announcement.

Good.

Thank you, Walker, Dr. Wilson.

DR. WILSON (on TV): Many of you may have already heard that Jennifer McGuire...

The daughter of Adam McGuire,

the driving force behind the Irish peace agreement.

Is in the late stages of leukemia.

Now, from time to time,

the Dallas Medical Center

faces needs beyond its ability to fill,

and we've looked to the Dallas community for help.

I'm afraid this is one of those times.

Look at that dirty traitor standing up there.

And we intend to treat her here

at the Dallas Medical Center.

Our leukemia care center has been nationally recognized,

but we need a bone marrow donor

before we can begin effective treatment.

The speed of health care delivery is the key.

If a donor can be found in time,

there's every chance that Jennifer

will make a full recovery.

That's where we'll grab her, then.

I'll need a floor plan of the Dallas Medical Center.

(yells)

BANYON: I said,

I'll need a floor plan of the Dallas Medical Center.

Are you still with us, McLane?

Right.

A floor plan.

I'll get you one.

The mission, McLane.

Stay focused on the mission.

What if she dies while we have her?

Then she'll have sacrificed her life for a free Ireland,

just like my little brother did.

( reporters scrumming)

( ominous theme playing)

( dramatic theme playing)

(all laughing)

Thank you.

I'll see you later. Bye-bye.

NURSE: Bye-bye.

Oh, Jimmy.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

You know, it's been a long time since I've, uh...

Well, since I've done anything like this.

You have nothing to worry about.

It's for a good cause.

Little needle.

It...? It doesn't hurt?

No. Just when it goes in and when they pull it out.

You're funnin' me.

Hey, Ed.

Good day.

We're from Kick Drugs.

Any friend of Ireland is a friend of mine.

The barn's over here.

It's yours for as long as you need it.

( suspenseful theme playing)

That's lovely.

Thanks, Dan.

(car starts)

Like the look?

Welcome to your new headquarters, lads.

( suspenseful theme swells)

( dramatic theme playing)

You know, Jennifer,

when I was about your age,

I went to live on an Indian reservation.

An Indian reservation?

With real Indians?

Mm-hm. And on the reservation, we had a spiritual leader

by the name of White Eagle.

And White Eagle taught me that life is a sacred journey

and faith is the guide.

Oh.

He sounds like a very wise man.

He is a wise man.

Once this is all over, I'd love to meet him.

Would you take me out to the reservation,

Ranger Walker?

WALKER: You bet I will.

DR. WILSON: Sorry to keep you waiting,

but I've got some great news.

We found a donor.

Thanks be to God.

Ah, that's great.

Dennis, would you step in?

Hello, Ranger Walker.

Hi, Dennis.

Is he the donor?

Yes, he is.

Adam, Dennis is a member of our Kick Drugs team.

Great to meet you, lad.

Great to meet you. Jennifer.

Oh, I'm very pleased to meet you, Dennis.

And thank you for saving me life.

He will save me life, won't he?

Well, that's the plan, young lady.

I've never met anyone from Ireland before.

( Irish theme playing)

DUFFY: Jars of stout all around.

BANYON: It's about time, Duffy.

Cheers.

OLIN: Thanks, Duffy.

Come on, Banyon,

we can't waltz into that bloody hospital,

snatch up the girl and waltz right back out again.

What kind of a plan is that?

BANYON: Are you gonna shut your gob

and let me finish, Leach?

Huh?

( ominous theme playing)

We get an ambulance, get medical uniforms,

a gurney, oxygen equipment.

We look more professional than the professionals.

They'll pay us no mind going in,

and if they notice us coming out,

it'll be too late for them to do anything about it.

LEACH: That's a good plan.

It surely is.

I've just got one question, Banyon.

What are we going to use to pay for all that?

(snorts)

You leave that up to me.

( tense theme playing)

(device beeping)

(beeping)

(beeping)

(beeps)

(gun clicking)

BANYON: Let's go, lads.

I'm ready.

Go, go.

(men speaking indistinctly)

MAN 1: Keep your eyes open.

Get out.

Stay down, stay down.

MAN 2: Don't move.

Come on, come on.

Hurry!

That's all of it, lads.

Let's go. Let's go.

BANYON: Come on, come on.

MAN 2: I'm with you, I'm with you.

GUARD: Stop!

(grunts)

(grunts)

(grunts)

MAN 3: Come on, come on.

MAN 4: He's dead. BANYON: There's no time.

Let's go. Come on.

Campbell, come. Leave him.

(van door shuts)

(engine revs, tires squeal)

(siren wailing)

(indistinct chatter on police radio)

(indistinct chattering)

( somber theme playing)

Well?

Look at this.

An Irish passport.

Want me to get back to headquarters,

see what I can dig up?

Let's go.

( mysterious theme playing)

TRIVETTE: Thank you, Interpol.

"Ryan, Peter James."

Strathmore Prison...

Two years for crimes against the crown.

This guy's IRA.

IRA?

Yeah.

What's the IRA doing in Dallas?

That's a good question.

Let's go see if Adam has the answer.

Are you scared?

I don't know. Maybe a little.

Is it going to hurt you, you know, being my donor?

No. It's just a poke in the hip.

I can take it.

You're very brave.

Well, a lot of people have been there for me.

You know, people like Ranger Walker, and I figured,

well, maybe I can be there for someone else.

Daddy.

Hello, my angel.

How are you holding up?

Oh, fine.

How about you, Dennis?

Fine, sir.

I'll just be a minute.

Okay.

What is it, Walker?

Have you ever heard of a Peter Ryan?

Aye. One of Banyon's men.

Who?

Neal Banyon.

He's the leader of a radical group

opposed to the peace process.

IRA?

They're a splinter group.

Highly trained.

Why do you ask?

Because he got killed

in an armored car robbery today

in downtown Dallas.

Well, if Peter Ryan is here, so is Banyon.

And probably Matthew Leach,

Sean Campbell and Scott Olin.

If it is these guys,

why are they here and why the robbery?

BANYON: Johnny.

No!

Johnny!

Someday I'm gonna kill you, McGuire.

I killed Banyon's little brother.

It's likely revenge.

We better find them.

You have any idea where they would hang out?

There's a place called the Shamrock.

A bar on Sixth.

Aye.

Some of their regulars

are not totally loyal to the peace process.

I'm gonna put a guard on you and Jennifer.

Thanks.

( suspenseful theme playing)

( Irish theme playing)

I'd like to ask you a few questions.

Make 'em a few. I've got me lunch trade coming in.

We're looking for a man named Neal Banyon.

He would have a few friends with him.

I know a lot of Banyons. I've got a few friends.

I don't have any friends named Banyon.

(both chuckle)

It was kind of funny, huh?

(clears throat)

They would be recent arrivals from Ireland.

Yeah. Has there been any new faces in here lately?

Only yours, Rangers.

And you can leave any time you want.

These men are IRA radicals,

so they'd be armed and dangerous.

It seems to me it would be to your best interest...

Our interests are none of your business.

What do you care about Ireland's problems, anyway?

Well, maybe because I'm half Irish.

How about that?

If you don't leave now, cowboy,

we might have to beat that other half out of you.

That's it.

Which half are you talking about?

You talking about the Indian half

or the Irish half?

Are you being smart with me, boy?

TRIVETTE: As a matter of fact, I am.

Well, now... Ungh!

MAN: Hey.

( country theme playing)

Me arm. I can't feel me arm.

Settle down then.

Aah! I can't feel the other arm.

(grunting)

Whatever happened to the time when you used to say to me,

"Walker, let's try to avoid a fight"?

Well, what can I say?

You're starting to rub off on me.

Really?

Hm.

( country theme swells)

( dramatic theme playing)

Rangers.

Over here.

Those men you were asking about, Banyon and the rest,

they're here all right.

Where?

I don't know where they're hiding out,

but they've been in the pub on a pretty regular basis.

What is your name, sir?

O'Leary. I'm a regular myself.

I won't be if it's known I've talked to you.

What do you know about this guy Banyon?

All I know is that he hates Adam McGuire

and everything he stands for.

Listen, if you see him, or any of his men,

you give us a call.

Most of us, well, we're tired of the fighting, you know.

Don't let anything happen to Adam, eh?

Okay. Thanks.

(siren wailing)

Leach, come in. You read me?

BANYON (on radio): Leach? You read me? Come in.

I copy that.

Stand by. Wait for my signal.

Standing by.

TRIVETTE: I don't get it, Walker.

Doesn't everybody win with a peace agreement?

Guys like Banyon will never accept partial victory.

The guy's living in the past.

He's fighting the same old war.

McGuire's looking to the future.

Exactly.

We're almost there.

Leach, come in.

Copy.

Now.

(woman screaming)

(siren wailing)

WOMAN (on radio): All units, all units.

Proceed to Williard and Fifth.

Crown Art Gallery.

Car bomb. Civilians down. Code 3.

(siren wailing)

( suspenseful theme playing)

Don't move. Help's on the way.

( sad theme playing)

You move, it'll be your last.

Inside now.

OTIS: On your knees.

BANYON: Quiet down, now. (muffled screaming)

I want you to renounce the peace agreement.

And I'm taking your daughter to make sure that you do.

Leave my daughter out of this. She's only a child.

So was my brother.

I'll call you at your pal Walker's office

and give you the details.

Till then:

(grunting)

( suspenseful theme playing)

( somber theme playing)

TRIVETTE: How's your head, Adam?

I'll live.

Trivette, we have to find my daughter

before it's too late.

We'll find her, Adam.

( ominous theme playing)

Come on. Just take one bite.

If you don't eat, darling, you won't get strong.

She's not doing too well. She won't eat.

Well, what am I to do about it?

(phone beeping)

( ringing)

Here you go.

Thanks.

(phone ringing)

Walker.

Well, well, well, the famous Ranger Walker.

Put McGuire on the phone.

Hang on.

(whisper): Okay, it's Banyon.

McGuire.

Here's what you're gonna do, McGuire.

McGUIRE (on phone): Let me speak to her.

Shut up and listen.

You're going on the national news tonight.

You're gonna tell the world that you've had a change of heart.

You can no longer support the peace agreement.

With what possible justification?

(scoffs)

The blood of your ancestors came back to haunt you.

They'll never believe it.

Oh, yes, they will, McGuire,

because you're gonna be very convincing.

And if you're not, well, the clock's ticking.

She doesn't have much time, McGuire.

Da. Banyon, don't you harm my daughter.

See you on the telly.

(beeps off)

No trace.

Cell phone. (phone beeps)

(hangs up)

Where's McLane?

He was here a moment ago.

McLane!

(echoing): McLane. McLane.

( suspenseful theme playing)

Dallas P.D. just located the ambulance used.

It's out on Travis Road.

They're searching a two-mile perimeter.

It's no bloody use.

I feel like Abraham.

Only it's the devil, not God, forcing my hand.

Even if I do this,

renounce the peace agreement,

I don't know that Banyon will let Jennifer go.

(phone rings)

Walker.

Ranger Walker, uh, it's Sean O'Leary.

Do...? Do you remember me?

Yes, sir, I do.

I-I've got some information for you on... On Banyon.

Um, meet me in the alley w-where we met before.

And... And come alone.

I'll only tell you.

( click)

(gun cocks)

( ominous theme playing)

Drop your gun.

I said, drop your gun.

Step away from it.

You remember me?

I remember you.

See what you did to me?

Well, now I'm gonna do the same to you.

( action theme playing)

You're under arrest, McLane.

Trivette, you have him?

We have him.

We're tracking him west on sixth.

Stay with him.

Where are you, Trivette?

TRIVETTE: He just made a left at Cullen and Pfitzu.

I'm worried about her, Banyon.

So worry then.

(thudding)

Where the hell have you been?

You went after Walker, didn't you?

So what if I did?

Did you kill him?

No.

You fool.

You've jeopardized this entire operation.

( action theme playing)

They're about a mile down the road.

Let's move out.

Trivette.

Call in the chopper.

I don't feel good.

Hang in there, honey.

Hang in there. ( dialing)

( indistinct chatter on radio)

( tender theme playing)

♪ If hope is an angel ♪

♪ How far can she fly? ♪

♪ Her tender wings ♪

♪ Carry her ♪

♪ Soaring so high ♪

♪ If faith is a blessing ♪

♪ Bless me with no doubt ♪

♪ If time is a healer ♪

♪ Let time not run out ♪

♪ If brother kills brother ♪

♪ Whose hands will be clean? ♪

♪ If our lives are blinded ♪

♪ Then what will be seen? ♪

♪ Send down an angel ♪

♪ To one who's most adored ♪

♪ Stand by her side ♪

Be with her, Lord.

♪ Stand by her side ♪ She'll be fine, Adam.

♪ And be with her, Lord ♪

DR. WILSON: The procedure was a success.

Jennifer's chances of a full recovery are excellent.

That's terrific.

She's asking for you.

(chuckles)

Thanks, doctor.

Jenny. Look who's here.

Hi, Jennifer.

How are you doing?

I'm fine, Ranger Walker.

A little tired, but fine.

How are you, Dennis?

I'm fine too, now that you're okay and all.

I'm proud of you, big guy.

JENNIFER: Now that I'm going

to get better, Ranger Walker,

will you take me out to the reservation?

WALKER: Of course I will.

Can Dennis come too?

If he wants to.

Yes, sir.

Okay, it's a done deal.

♪ Each joyful hope ♪

♪ If time is a healer ♪

♪ Let peace be all we want ♪

Be with us, Lord.

( upbeat theme playing)

♪ 'Cause the eyes Of the Ranger ♪

♪ Are upon you ♪

♪ Any wrong you do He's gonna see ♪

♪ When you're in Texas Look behind you ♪

♪ 'Cause that's where The Ranger's gonna be ♪