Game of Death (1978)

1. Wah!

2. Cut.

3. Ok, that's a print. That was great, Billy.

4. Ok, everybody, get...

5. Eddie, get up there and see what the hell's happening.

6. Billy, are you all right?

7. That thing crashed exactly where you were.

8. I know. I know.

9. Watch it up there!

10. It was an accident.

11. Ok, that's a wrap.

12. Great fight, Billy. Really nice.

13. Be sure you get tomorrow's call sheets.

14. And please... don't get lost

15. on the way to location.

16. Time is money, gentlemen.

17. Time is money. Time is money.

18. So, you got in here finally.

19. We haven't heard from you.

20. You know, I once knew a...

21. super rock group in London.

22. Called themselves the Flight Crew.

23. Had brilliant potential. Brilliant.

24. Yeah, but they were very stubborn.

25. Their lead guitarist

26. lost a couple of fingers one night.

27. Just like that.

28. Hands and feet have been known to disappear.

29. Lights—they fall out of the sky.

30. All kinds of things happen.

31. A man...

32. has got to have all of his parts to make it.

33. Don't you agree with that, Billy?

34. Get the hell out of here.

35. Oh, well.

36. It's, uh, getting a little late.

37. We'll be sitting right there

38. by the telephone,

39. just waiting for you to call.

40. But patience—that's not one of our virtues.

41. Don't be a slow learner, Billy.

42. Oh, you shouldn't have done that.

43. No, that was a very big mistake.

44. I'm here to take you to dinner.

45. Hey, Billy, can we get spaghetti tonight?

46. We got one more number

47. to get today, Ann.

48. Thanks a lot, Charlie.

49. You're messing around with my love life.

50. Boss upstairs?

51. Yeah.

52. You're looking a little pale.

53. What you need is a good nourishing meal,

54. something that will stick to your ribs.

55. You beautiful... you beautiful bastard.

56. I'll get you another one.

57. Dr. Land?

58. Dr. Steiner's here. We're all next door.

59. Yes? What? - Steiner is here.

60. Oh, we'll get right to it.

61. Good afternoon, Steiner.

62. Good afternoon, Doctor.

63. How was your trip to New York?

64. Quite uneventful.

65. The heat was terrible. God-awful.

66. Not much better here. Humid.

67. So much for the weather report.

68. I'm not the only one who just arrived.

69. How about your trip to Berlin, Stick?

70. It went pretty much as you figured.

71. Now that, uh, he's the big star,

72. I couldn't reason with him.

73. He said he was pulling out.

74. Then he threatened me.

75. Oh, my, my, my, my.

76. The rest of it was in the papers.

77. That's when he committed suicide, huh?

78. He just, uh, got up

79. and jumped out the window.

80. Oh, my, my.

81. The merger of S & S Records

82. with Globe has been completed,

83. and construction has started

84. on the new record pressing plant

85. in Buenos Aires.

86. But the more important, the more immediate

87. is the oncoming championship fight in Macau.

88. I know we're getting worldwide press.

89. That and plenty more.

90. All the posters have been approved

91. and the ad campaign.

92. Best one we've ever had.

93. Looks good. Looks great.

94. Besides the gate and our TV rights,

95. it's generating the kind of international betting

96. we'd hoped for.

97. We ought to turn over about $30 million.

98. That was the computer's readout as of today.

99. Yes, well, the fight's only 3 weeks off.

100. I assume your training

101. is going well, Carl. You look fit.

102. I'll be ready.

103. We've got a little problem in Detroit,

104. a couple of reluctant ball players.

105. Hakim, think you can fly to Detroit and handle that

106. and be back in time for the fight?

107. Figure. It's done, man.

108. Also, I'm afraid

109. we're going to have to do something about Billy Lo.

110. I was wondering about that.

111. I was going to ask how that was going.

112. Well, he refuses to sign our management contract,

113. but that's not what bothers me now.

114. He's starting to shoot off his mouth.

115. He's holding out.

116. Dr. Given him so many chances—

117. an amazing amount of resistance.

118. And then there's that girlfriend:

119. Ann Morris.

120. I went to talk to her today.

121. Her last album was on the charts

122. and is doing great in Australia and France.

123. She says she wants to talk to Billy

124. about her contract before she signs.

125. Doctor, I think we ought to squeeze a little.

126. Dr. Yeah, let's just

127. squeeze a little,

128. wouldn't you say?

129. Billy?

130. Yeah.

131. I had another visit today

132. from one of those syndicate men.

133. Did he threaten you?

134. Well, not exactly.

135. I mean, not in so many words,

136. but I knew I was being threatened.

137. Billy, do you think it's worth holding out?

138. I mean, I've heard some pretty ugly things about those guys,

139. Ugly stories.

140. If we're stopped, don't do anything

141. that will give them an excuse to hurt you.

142. Ann, I love you,

143. and I don't want you hurt.

144. Trust me to handle this.

145. I would like Miss Morris to leave.

146. I'm afraid we can't do that, Billy.

147. We're all in this together.

148. Now, would you mind stepping out of the car?

149. No matter what happens,

150. don't get out of the car.

151. You've got until tomorrow morning to call us.

152. It's the last time we're going to ask, Billy.

153. Billy!

154. No!

155. Billy.

156. Wah!

157. Please stop it!

158. Please don't!

159. Billy.

160. Billy!

161. He hasn't got too much time.

162. You tell him that.

163. We want to hear from him in the morning.

164. Billy, I've always been straight with you.

165. You don't have too many choices.

166. You and Ann are nothing to them.

167. You're just another piece of property,

168. just one of a couple of thousand

169. of public personalities that they own all of

170. or a piece of.

171. Seems like a good thing at the moment.

172. They take care of everything, your—

173. your booking,

174. your salary, your taxes.

175. If you need 5, 000 in your pocket, you've got it.

176. It's later

177. that you start to realize what it's costing you.

178. I don't have to remind you about Charlie Wang.

179. We know the pressure they put on him,

180. and we know they called him in for a "talk."

181. Hyah!

182. The next day, he was fished out of the harbor.

183. But going along with them isn't much better.

184. You've come up fast, Billy.

185. Pictures are grossing big all over the world.

186. You're an international celebrity,

187. and they smell that money.

188. Thank you.

189. You can sign with them

190. and live very well, or you can defy them

191. and go to the police,

192. which means you won't live so well,

193. if at all.

194. Is it your advice to let them own us?

195. No.

196. I just don't want to write an obituary on you.

197. I like you too much,

198. which is my cue

199. to get my ass down to the bureau.

200. I've got a midnight deadline

201. for the States.

202. I can't allow it.

203. It is better to die a broken piece of jade

204. than to live a life of clay.

205. Quit. You've got enough money.

206. Tell them to go to hell.

207. I can leave this all behind.

208. I don't need this if you don't need it.

209. There has to be another answer.

210. I've got to find one.

211. The Chinese opera is in town.

212. Maybe see your uncle.

213. Yeah, he just got back.

214. I'll go to the theater tomorrow. Good idea.

215. All three of them are leaving the restaurant.

216. What should we do?

217. Dr. Don't lose them.

218. Alegandre,

219. from now on, I want you to coordinate

220. all your efforts with the ad agency in New York.

221. And by the way, what are the odds where you are now?

222. Well, then keep the publicity going

223. about Carl's rumored sprained ligament.

224. Don't give the impression

225. that the fight's going to be canceled,

226. just that he's in pain

227. and might be at a disadvantage.

228. You got that?

229. Ciao.

230. The odds are a little too heavy on Carl,

231. especially in London.

232. Good idea to even that up a bit.

233. Oh, by the way,

234. what about Billy Lo? What—

235. He was told to call earlier today.

236. He has the number to call.

237. Oh, do we know where he is at this moment?

238. Well, we always know where he is.

239. Well, then a final warning,

240. Ok, Carl?

241. Yes, Pasqual. You go with him.

242. Pasqual loves to fight, yes.

243. Let me use your brush. Thanks.

244. Billy, good to see you.

245. Hi, John. I'm glad you're back.

246. Your uncle is in his room.

247. Billy. Come in, Billy.

248. Come in. Hey. Hey!

249. You go ahead.

250. It's good to see you, boy. Sit down. Sit down.

251. We do not see you much

252. since you got to be a big man.

253. Oh, yes, I know.

254. I've been running for months.

255. Yeah, very busy, huh?

256. I heard that the syndicate is after you.

257. You must be a big man.

258. How did you know that?

259. It's a small business.

260. I can't join them,

261. and I can't be forced to join.

262. You have just described a problem

263. as old as man.

264. You're not unique.

265. There is a solution

266. I do not think you've considered.

267. When you get to the top,

268. you understand how far it is to fall,

269. but if you think very little of yourself,

270. then you can be pushed off

271. and fall very easily.

272. What is your opinion of yourself?

273. I believe I deserve to be where I am.

274. I've worked hard for it.

275. Then don't let them push.

276. They will never let you rest.

277. You push.

278. You mean kill?

279. Integrity can be an expensive thing.

280. What is the price of your integrity?

281. What are you willing to pay?

282. There is another person as well,

283. a girl.

284. If I fight, she may be hurt.

285. Send her away.

286. Do you need help?

287. I know some men who can help you.

288. No.

289. You're not allowed back here.

290. Get out! Get out!

291. Another message, Billy.

292. Chinese syndicate wants to make sure

293. they're riding with a winner,

294. so they're willing to buy a little insurance.

295. A million and a half dollars in cash

296. will be arriving in Macau

297. just before the fight.

298. They're going to drop it

299. right on your doorstep.

300. Clean money?

301. Oh, yeah.

302. Yeah, very crisp and very clean.

303. The cash started out in Nassau.

304. It's going through Tommy's bank in Mexico City right now.

305. We're watching its progress.

306. Fine. Fine.

307. Oh, Carl.

308. Yes, sir.

309. What about Billy Lo?

310. What's happened there?

311. Nothing. Not a word.

312. He's not going to call.

313. Rebellion is contagious, Doctor.

314. Let's close the book.

315. What an unfortunate waste,

316. casting aside his life like that.

317. What a pity.

318. Hello.

319. Hello, Ann. It's me.

320. Billy, where have you been?

321. I've been trying to reach you all day.

322. I've been worried about you.

323. I've been worried

324. about you, too, darling.

325. Ann, listen carefully.

326. I want you to meet me

327. on the 6:00 ferry.

328. You'll find me

329. in the passenger section.

330. Do you understand?

331. Ok. Billy, are you all right?

332. Yes. To tell the truth,

333. I feel much better now.

334. Billy.

335. Billy, you've been hurt.

336. It doesn't matter.

337. Ann, I want you

338. to go back to the States for a while.

339. Leave you here?

340. I have to work this problem out by myself.

341. It would only be for a while,

342. a couple of months.

343. No way, Billy. I—

344. I can't do that.

345. Look, you can't help me,

346. but if you stay, I can hurt you.

347. Maybe you should change your name

348. and disappear for a while.

349. Only one scene left in this film.

350. I'll be dropping out of sight myself.

351. Billy, I can't leave you.

352. What are you up to?

353. Not a thing.

354. We have to separate.

355. Ann, I'd like to live with you a long time,

356. you know?

357. Grow old together.

358. Ann, On Telephone: It was very strange Jim.

359. Not like him, very secretive.

360. It sounds like he's made a decision to run,

361. which would be smart.

362. No, I don't think he's running at all.

363. I think it's just the opposite.

364. There was a determination about him.

365. like he was going to fight.

366. Jim, I know he has a call

367. at the studio this afternoon.

368. Would you mind meeting me there?

369. I'm really worried about him.

370. Of course. I'll be right over.

371. Stage 4.

372. Yeah. I got you.

373. David.

374. Yeah.

375. Keep it together.

376. Cut.

377. Print it.

378. Ok, turn around, guys.

379. Let's set up for Billy's run.

380. Second Man: Ok, move it along.

381. Get ready for the reverse angle.

382. Let's go, fellas.

383. Gentlemen, these are blanks.

384. Only aim upward.

385. There's a wad of paper that comes out

386. and can injure someone.

387. We're ready for you, Billy.

388. Ok.

389. I want you

390. to come running out of the building like hell.

391. I'll cue the guns on your leap,

392. and you do the fall, Ok? —Ok.

393. Ok, let's walk through it once.

394. Billy, over here.

395. What are you doing here?

396. Take her to the airport, Jim.

397. Billy, something isn't reading right.

398. Do you need help?

399. I'm going to break it wide open.

400. The police have got to get into it.

401. And when it explodes, I don't want Ann here.

402. Get her on a plane.

403. Billy—

404. Please, Jim.

405. Here we go.

406. Everybody settle down.

407. Ready.

408. Ok, ready to roll.

409. Ok. This is a take.

410. Quiet, please.

411. Ok, roll sound.

412. Speed.

413. Action!

414. Waah...

415. Cut!

416. Hey, Billy, what's the matter?

417. Hey, what's happening here?

418. What happened?

419. What's wrong?

420. My, God! He's hurt.

421. Somebody call a doctor!

422. Don't just stand there!

423. The bullet fragmented

424. as it passed through at an upward angle,

425. literally smashing

426. the bone structure of the face.

427. What are his chances of having a normal appearance?

428. There'll be extensive structural changes,

429. a great deal of scar tissue.

430. He'll be permanently altered, of course,

431. but presentable, in any case.

432. Thank you, Doctor.

433. Hey, Billy,

434. are you awake?

435. Yes.

436. I've been talking with your surgeon.

437. The surgery will be tomorrow.

438. This is a very private hospital.

439. No one will know.

440. Good.

441. Then you still want to go through with this?

442. Yes.

443. The only reason I've considered this,

444. Mr. Lo, is the simple argument:

445. Should you walk upon the street,

446. undoubtedly there will be

447. another attempt upon your life.

448. Then you agree?

449. There'll have to be a complete falsification of documents,

450. death certificate,

451. and somebody will have to inform the press

452. you've taken a turn for the worse—

453. Relapse. Then there's the question

454. of a change of identity.

455. A new identification

456. has already been taken care of.

457. We should tell Ann.

458. No.

459. No one else must know.

460. If she knows, she could be in danger.

461. A public funeral? Open casket?

462. After all, he is a celebrity.

463. Don't worry, John.

464. It'll be a very believable funeral.

465. They have some interesting people here.

466. It could be a story.

467. Miss Morris.

468. You're dead.

469. Come on, Ann.

470. Do you hear me? You're dead.

471. Cool it.

472. Excuse us. Thank you.

473. Let us through. Easy.

474. Thank you.

475. No, Ann.

476. For $10, he could have you killed.

477. Yes, I understand. It's cheap.

478. I'm glad you understand,

479. and I'm glad you're pulling yourself together.

480. Oh, no. I'm not going to cry anymore.

481. God knows

482. the police would like to nail them...

483. but there's no way to prove it.

484. Don't you understand anything?

485. Everybody looked at them,

486. but not one person could see anything!

487. The gentlemen from the Chinese syndicate

488. and the cash have arrived in Macau.

489. Fine, fine. Now, you sure it's a good idea,

490. us stopping in the sanitarium

491. to see this Morris girl?

492. She's a very valuable piece of merchandise.

493. And if we can bring her into the family,

494. it will show all the other would-be rebels

495. how complete our control is.

496. You go ahead. I'll see you later.

497. Hello, Mr. Marshall.

498. Hello, Doctor. How's Ann?

499. We're very pleased with her recovery.

500. It's been, um...

501. long haul.

502. 3 weeks?

503. Mm-hmm.

504. For a trauma severe enough

505. to bring on physical paralysis,

506. a 3-week recovery is extremely good.

507. Oh, well, may I go down to see her?

508. Absolutely. If you hadn't come out,

509. I would have called you.

510. She's ready to see a familiar face.

511. You must understand

512. she's still depressed.

513. Is it time to go in?

514. Hi, Annie.

515. Jim.

516. Oh, I brought you a little present.

517. Oh, it's beautiful.

518. I hear nothing but good things about you.

519. No lies?

520. No lies.

521. Would a newspaperman lie?

522. Now I'm getting worried.

523. But, Jim, actually, I'm feeling a lot better.

524. Good.

525. At least I'm able to deal with people now.

526. You know, maybe you should get out of here,

527. go back to the States when you're feeling better, hmm?

528. I've been thinking about that, too,

529. but I don't want to yet.

530. Not just yet.

531. But more important than that,

532. I think we ought to try to see for ourselves

533. what's going on in her head,

534. what kind of a threat she could be to us.

535. I don't want to leave that to Carl

536. or to anybody else.

537. We're here.

538. There.

539. That's the newspaperman,

540. Jim Marshall. You know, I've got

541. a hunch that one of these days,

542. we're going to have to cram

543. his typewriter up his ass.

544. Oh?

545. The blonde.

546. Good afternoon, Miss Morris.

547. We haven't officially met,

548. but my name is Steiner. This is Dr. Land.

549. How do you do, Miss Morris?

550. We were informed of your improvement.

551. Oh, you are so beautiful.

552. Beautiful.

553. What do you want?

554. We were just passing by.

555. We wondered if we could do anything for you.

556. Is there something you might need?

557. There's nothing I need, Ok?

558. Your album is doing very well on the charts.

559. It's going to make lots of money.

560. We know, Miss Morris,

561. what has happened— the terrible strain

562. that you have been under.

563. We hope that possibly

564. we can assist somehow.

565. You know, maybe get your career moving again.

566. Get out!

567. There's nothing—

568. Get out!

569. It's Dr. Land's intention to try to help you, Ann.

570. He could be very—

571. You murderers!

572. Get out of here.

573. Get out!

574. Get out of here!

575. Rude bitch.

576. Well, one rebel begets another.

577. It's the Billy Lo syndrome.

578. A virulent disease,

579. often terminal.

580. Stick, she seemed to know you.

581. Your face did something for her.

582. Never met her.

583. We have to go to Macau.

584. We'll see about her when we return.

585. Grr. Bitch!

586. What are you up to, Billy?

587. I'm giving myself a new face...

588. before and after.

589. Much better.

590. I've already told you, Billy.

591. You're going to have a normal appearance again.

592. You'll see.

593. Wait till tomorrow when those bandages come off.

594. P.A.: Please report to the nurses' station.

595. Well, excuse me.

596. Dr. Ferguson, please report to the nurses' station.

597. The new Billy Lo.

598. Mister, can I hire you

599. to follow that hydrofoil?

600. I won't be able to stay with him

601. once they get out of the harbor.

602. Those hydrofoils do 40 easy.

603. Where do you think they're going?

604. I've seen that boat in Macau a couple of times.

605. That's what I think.

606. Maybe we could get a head start on them.

607. Well, it's only an hour's ride in any case.

608. Macau.

609. Yeah.

610. I know who killed Billy.

611. Ann?

612. Yes. Jim, I know who killed him.

613. I'm not sure I heard you right.

614. What did you say?

615. They came to the hospital.

616. One of them was at the shooting.

617. Look, Ann,

618. why don't you come in, and we'll take it to the police?

619. Where are you?

620. Did you leave the hospital?

621. Never mind. The police aren't the answer.

622. Boat Captain: Hey, mister,

623. is that the guy you've been waiting for?

624. That's him.

625. I'll make it worth your while to wait for me.

626. You're not going to rob a casino, are you?

627. I don't want to run a getaway boat.

628. No, no.

629. Will you be here, no matter how late?

630. I got nothing better going.

631. Parade, parade. Damn. What the hell?

632. Can't we get out of here somehow?

633. Back this thing up or something.

634. There's a taxi behind us.

635. It will be ending soon,

636. and they will move to another street.

637. Give them the horn.

638. Let's get out of here. Run over 'em.

639. Chinese gold.

640. They've been waiting for an hour.

641. We were held up

642. by a damn fool lion dance.

643. Oh, boy. Huh.

644. These characters.

645. Ah, well, well, well.

646. How do you do, Doctor? Very nice seeing you.

647. Dr. And how are you? Sit down.

648. Well, maybe we don't need to even count it.

649. Maybe we better.

650. See you both at ringside.

651. Doctor.

652. Dr. Land.

653. Yes?

654. The money's all here,

655. every dollar.

656. I'd be surprised if it weren't.

657. Where'd you come from?

658. Who are you? How'd you get here?

659. Help! Guards!

660. Carl!

661. Po!

662. Guards! Guards!

663. Guards!

664. Get him!

665. Carl!

666. Stay away from me, you bastard.

667. Hyah!

668. Hoo... yah!

669. Carl, come! Come!

670. Get him! Get him.

671. Carl, duck!

672. Somebody take care of the doctor.

673. Carl, let him go!

674. Carl, you damn fool, the fight's tonight!

675. Carl, come on back here, you hear me?

676. Carl!

677. You know, I don't understand it.

678. If some other organization was trying to kill you,

679. they'd have just picked you off with a rifle.

680. I can't place him,

681. but there was something there I recognized.

682. Stick is right.

683. There was something different about that man.

684. He not only wanted to kill,

685. he wanted to punish me as well.

686. To your corner. To your corner.

687. One. Get back.

688. Get back, Miller, to your corner.

689. Back to your corner.

690. 2. Get back, Miller.

691. 3...

692. 4...

693. Ha ha ha!

694. 6...

695. They are hurting bad,

696. as they have throughout the early...

697. Kill him, Carl!

698. All right. Back up. Back up!

699. - All right. Get back. Get back.

700. It's going to cost you a round, Miller.

701. Let it go.

702. What must be done is being done.

703. Billy?

704. 1 ...

705. 2...

706. 3...

707. 4...

708. Uhh!

709. He retained the crown

710. by knocking out Lo Chen

711. in 2 minutes, 8 seconds in the seventh round.

712. The winner by knockout,

713. and still world's heavyweight champion,

714. Carl Miller!

715. Carl!

716. Carl, you won! You won!

717. Tell me.

718. Carl, Carl is there going to be a rematch?

719. Carl, are you going to fight this guy again?

720. Second Reporter: Carl, did he hurt you in round 4?

721. Carl, how soon are you going to have a rematch?

722. Turn this way, Carl!

723. Will there be a rematch, Carl?

724. All right. He didn't hurt you tonight?

725. Gotten any complaints?

726. Hey! I'm just going to get a shower.

727. I want to be looking beautiful

728. for the rest of these photographs.

729. There's plenty of champagne for everybody.

730. You won't get lonely.

731. Who are you?

732. I'm June.

733. This is my new girlfriend.

734. I'd like you to take plenty of pictures of her.

735. Over here, honey. Over here.

736. Look over here at the camera, honey.

737. Where are you from, honey?

738. Kansas City.

739. Who the hell are you?

740. Get going, fella.

741. Miller.

742. Christ! Billy Lo.

743. Hiyah!

744. Carl.

745. Carl, you all right?

746. Something's wrong!

747. Carl, what's happening? Carl?

748. Carl, open the door!

749. Hyah!

750. What's the matter in there?

751. Open the door.

752. You lose, Carl Miller.

753. Carl! Carl!

754. Look at him.

755. Jesus!

756. Jesus, look at him!

757. He was killed

758. with a hundred people outside the door.

759. They found a wig and a face mask of an old man.

760. That's all.

761. Man On Phone: Yes, sir.

762. And you and the rest

763. of the passive bodyguards simply

764. stood around, you and 100 other people.

765. Isn't that true?

766. Yes, sir.

767. You say the girl

768. is with the newspaperman now?

769. Yes.

770. You admitted

771. that you could have killed someone

772. in that state of mind.

773. You still think you recognized Billy's voice?

774. I told you before.

775. I wouldn't mistake Billy's voice.

776. Can't you believe me?

777. That's one of my weaknesses.

778. I'm one of the world's most gullible men.

779. I'll take you home.

780. No, no. That's all right.

781. I have my car right outside.

782. You're sure?

783. You can leave this here, Ok?

784. Yeah.

785. She's coming back.

786. Dr. Don't let her out of your sight.

787. And put a couple of fellows

788. following on that newspaperman.

789. Yes, sir.

790. You two stay with Marshall.

791. We'll follow the girl.

792. Dr. Steiner.

793. I'm now convinced that the man who attacked me

794. was in disguise.

795. The way he moved.

796. You know something, Doctor?

797. If I wasn't positive

798. that Billy was dead...

799. Did you look in the casket

800. at the mortuary?

801. Of course I looked in the casket.

802. He didn't look exactly the same, but what the hell?

803. They never look exactly the same.

804. Where was he buried?

805. The Buddhist cemetery, Hangzhou Road.

806. Have him dug up.

807. Yeah. Marshall.

808. Hi, Jim.

809. Billy, I've heard all about it.

810. Ann is convinced you're alive.

811. I had to risk it.

812. I thought she was going to shoot Carl

813. or one of the others.

814. Well, she still may kill somebody.

815. I've got the gun,

816. but if she sits around and thinks about it,

817. she might get the crazies again.

818. Ok. I'll meet her in the school

819. at Southampton.

820. What time?

821. In an hour.

822. Ok. If I can find her.

823. I'll ring you up again at 10:00

824. to let you know how it went.

825. Fine.

826. Thank you, gentlemen.

827. Billy.

828. I wasn't going to see you again.

829. I didn't want you to see me.

830. Billy, it's all right.

831. You have to know that.

832. No. Not to me, it isn't.

833. Maybe later, but I have to

834. get used to myself first.

835. The man she's talking to has to be Billy Lo.

836. Yes. Well, we just had word from the cemetery,

837. so I'm not in the least surprised.

838. Now, we're sending you some help.

839. They're close by and they should be there very shortly.

840. Ann, you could have been killed.

841. You would have been

842. just one more life they ruined.

843. Go back to the States, please.

844. Will you do that?

845. Billy, I can't.

846. Get in your car and go!

847. They're still a few blocks away.

848. Go!

849. They split. She's going to her car.

850. Where's he going?

851. To the other side of the orphanage, I think.

852. Let a couple fellows follow him

853. and take 2 more men and pick her up.

854. We can use her for bait.

855. Call him over.

856. Mr. Marshall!

857. Somebody wants to talk to you.

858. A little closer, Mr. Marshall.

859. Miss Morris was picked up tonight.

860. Billy's going to call you at about 10:00.

861. You tapped my phone.

862. How clever.

863. Tell Billy to come to the Tai Yun warehouse

864. in Kowloon at exactly 1:00 in the morning.

865. We'll let the girl go when Billy comes in,

866. one for one.

867. Why should I believe you'll do that?

868. Don't change the equation, Mr. Marshall.

869. One for one. Don't add any numbers.

870. Billy for the girl. It's that simple.

871. Oh, and Mr. Marshall,

872. you should be very... very careful.

873. You can learn a lot in a job like yours,

874. but knowledge can become a terrible burden.

875. Good evening.

876. Jim Marshall's desk.

877. Is Jim there?

878. No. He isn't.

879. Oh, hold on a second. He just walked in.

880. Yeah.

881. - Hi, Jim. - Billy...

882. My phone is tapped.

883. Ann is being held by the syndicate.

884. I couldn't get her to leave.

885. Have you talked to them?

886. Just now. They want an exchange—

887. you for her, even up,

888. or so they say.

889. You could go to the police.

890. No. That would just get her killed.

891. What do they want me to do?

892. Stick.

893. You better go over there and back them up.

894. Insurance.

895. You've got 6 men over there already.

896. We had a pack of men at Macau.

897. Here he comes.

898. Inside. Let's get him.

899. Ann?

900. Ann?

901. Let's go!

902. Billy.

903. Billy, hurry.

904. We have to move quickly.

905. Billy, quick, they're across the street.

906. They're across the street. Hurry. Hurry!

907. It's barricaded. Try the windows.

908. Now try and walk. Hurry!

909. Don't show yourself, no matter what you hear.

910. Ok.

911. Let's go.

912. You two take the aisles.

913. Take the front.

914. Hiyah!

915. Aah!

916. Hiyah!

917. Chewy, look for the others.

918. Take the back.

919. You take the back.

920. Take off the helmet.

921. Chewy, Chewy!

922. Aah! Hiyah!

923. Aah!

924. Shit.

925. Hiyah!

926. Where's the doctor?

927. Red Pepper.

928. Red Pepper restaurant?

929. Yeah.

930. Stick.

931. Stick!

932. I'd better alert Hakim and Pasqual.

933. Anybody in the warehouse?

934. That's impossible.

935. Aah!

936. Woo!

937. Hiyah!

938. Aah-ohh!

939. Wah-ah!

940. Wah!

941. How do you like that?

942. Hiyah!

943. Hakim!

944. Hakim!

945. Hakim?

946. Glad you could finally make it Billy.

947. Hiyah!

948. Shit!

949. Aah!

950. Wax!

951. Aah!

952. Son of a bitch!

953. Goddamn bastard!

954. Goddamn! Aah!

955. Will this be the song I'll be singing

956. Tomorrow?

957. Will the notes from some magical flute

958. Sail on into the sky?

959. Is this a glad song?

960. Makes my heart go crazy mad song?

961. Or will the sound turn to silence

962. And leave a surprising theme disremembered

963. To grieve us?

964. Will this be the song I'll be singing

965. Tomorrow?

966. Will the piper be paid

967. For the tunes that he played by and by?

968. Is this the best rhyme?

969. Major, minor, one-in-one time?

970. Or will the tune fall from favor

971. Forever?

972. A yesternight song of past times

973. Together

974. Will this be the song I'll be singing

975. Tomorrow?