1. What the fuck is that?Copy !req
2. Jimmy?Copy !req
3. - What's up?
- Did I hit something?Copy !req
4. What the fuck is that?Copy !req
5. Maybe you got a flat?Copy !req
6. No.Copy !req
7. What the fuck?
You better pull over and see.Copy !req
8. He's still alive. You fucking piece of shit!Copy !req
9. Die, you motherfucker! Look at me!Copy !req
10. As far back as I can remember,
I always wanted to be a gangster.Copy !req
11. To me...Copy !req
12. being a gangster was better than
being president of the United States.Copy !req
13. Even before I first wandered
into the cabstand for an after-school job...Copy !req
14. I knew I wanted to be a part of them.Copy !req
15. It was there that I knew I belonged.Copy !req
16. To me, it meant being somebody
in a neighborhood full of nobodies.Copy !req
17. They weren't like anybody else.
They did whatever they wanted.Copy !req
18. They double-parked in front of a hydrant,
nobody ever gave them a ticket.Copy !req
19. In the summer,
when they played cards all night...Copy !req
20. nobody ever called the cops.Copy !req
21. Tony Stacks. How are you?Copy !req
22. Tuddy Cicero.Copy !req
23. Could this be the Canarsie Kid?Copy !req
24. - How are you?
- Good.Copy !req
25. Tuddy.Copy !req
26. Tuddy ran the cabstand
and the Bella Vista Pizzeria...Copy !req
27. and other places for his brother, Paul,
who was the boss of the neighborhood.Copy !req
28. Paulie might have moved slow...Copy !req
29. but it was only because Paulie
didn't have to move for anybody.Copy !req
30. - It's your fault.
- You started it.Copy !req
31. I started it? It's your fault.Copy !req
32. At first my parents loved that I found
a job across the street from the house.Copy !req
33. My father, who was Irish,
was sent to work at the age of 11.Copy !req
34. He liked that I got myself a job.Copy !req
35. He always used to say
that American kids were spoiled lazy.Copy !req
36. - Bye, Dad.
- Bye.Copy !req
37. See you, Mikey.Copy !req
38. Bye, Henry.Copy !req
39. Henry! Watch how you cross!Copy !req
40. Bring back milk!Copy !req
41. My mother was happy after
she found out that the Ciceros...Copy !req
42. came from the same part of Sicily
as she did. To my mother...Copy !req
43. that was the answer to all her prayers.Copy !req
44. I was the luckiest kid in the world.Copy !req
45. I could go anywhere, I could do anything.Copy !req
46. I knew everybody,
and everybody knew me.Copy !req
47. Wiseguys would pull up
and Tuddy would toss me their keys...Copy !req
48. and let me park their Cadillacs.Copy !req
49. Here I am, this little kid,
I can't even see over the steering wheel...Copy !req
50. and I'm parking Cadillacs.Copy !req
51. But it wasn't too long...Copy !req
52. before my parents changed
their minds about my job at the cabstand.Copy !req
53. For your mother and sister.Copy !req
54. For them, the cabstand was supposed
to be a part-time job. But for me...Copy !req
55. it was definitely full-time.Copy !req
56. That's all I wanted to do.Copy !req
57. People like my father could never
understand, but I was a part of something.Copy !req
58. I belonged. I was treated like a grown-up.Copy !req
59. Tell him 519.Copy !req
60. Every day I was learning to score.Copy !req
61. A dollar here, a dollar there.Copy !req
62. I was living in a fantasy.Copy !req
63. Did you have a good day at school?Copy !req
64. My father was always pissed off.Copy !req
65. Pissed that he made such lousy money...Copy !req
66. pissed that my kid brother Michael
was in a wheelchair.Copy !req
67. He was pissed that there were seven of us
living in such a tiny house.Copy !req
68. Tell me about this.Copy !req
69. It's a letter from school.Copy !req
70. It says you haven't been there in months.Copy !req
71. In months!Copy !req
72. You're a bum!Copy !req
73. Want to grow up to be a bum?Copy !req
74. After a while, he was mostly pissed
because I hung around the cabstand.Copy !req
75. He knew what went on at that cabstand.Copy !req
76. Every once in a while, I'd have to take
a beating. But by then, I didn't care.Copy !req
77. The way I saw it...Copy !req
78. everybody takes a beating sometime.Copy !req
79. - I can't make any more deliveries.
- What? You'll fuck everything up.Copy !req
80. My dad says he'll kill me. Look.Copy !req
81. Come on with me.Copy !req
82. - Is that him, kid?
- No.Copy !req
83. - How about him?
- No.Copy !req
84. - That's the guy.
- Get him.Copy !req
85. Excuse me.Copy !req
86. - Scumbag.
- Come here, you piece of shit.Copy !req
87. - Know this kid?
- Yeah.Copy !req
88. - Know where he lives?
- Yeah.Copy !req
89. - You deliver mail to his house?
- Yeah.Copy !req
90. From now on, any letter from that school
to his house comes directly here.Copy !req
91. - Understand?
- Yeah.Copy !req
92. Another letter from that school
goes to that kid's house...Copy !req
93. in the fucking oven you'll go, head first.Copy !req
94. That was it. No more letters from
truant officers. No letters from school.Copy !req
95. In fact, no more letters from anybody.Copy !req
96. Finally after a few weeks, my mother
went to the post office to complain.Copy !req
97. How could I go to school after that...Copy !req
98. and pledge allegiance to the flag
and sit through good government bullshit?Copy !req
99. Paulie hated phones.
He wouldn't have one in his house.Copy !req
100. Mickey called. Want me to call him back?Copy !req
101. All right, make the call.Copy !req
102. He got all his calls second hand.
Then you'd have to call the people back...Copy !req
103. from an outside phone.Copy !req
104. Got a nickel? Get him on the phone.Copy !req
105. There were guys, that's all they did
all day, was take care of Paulie's calls.Copy !req
106. For a guy who moved all day long,
Paulie didn't talk to six people.Copy !req
107. If there was a union problem
or, say, a beef in the numbers...Copy !req
108. only the top guys could meet
with Paulie to discuss the problem.Copy !req
109. Everything was one-on-one.
Paulie hated conferences.Copy !req
110. He didn't want anybody
hearing what he said...Copy !req
111. and he didn't want anybody listening
to what he was being told.Copy !req
112. Hundreds of guys depended on Paulie,
he got a piece of everything they made.Copy !req
113. It was a tribute, like in the old country,
except they were doing it in America.Copy !req
114. All they got from Paulie was protection
from other guys looking to rip them off.Copy !req
115. That's what it's all about. That's what
the FBI could never understand.Copy !req
116. What Paulie and the Organization does...Copy !req
117. is offer protection for people
who can't go to the cops. That's it.Copy !req
118. That's all it is. They're like
the police department for wiseguys.Copy !req
119. People looked at me differently,
and they knew I was with somebody.Copy !req
120. I didn't have to wait in line at the bakery
on Sunday mornings for fresh bread.Copy !req
121. The owner knew who I was with...Copy !req
122. and he'd come from around the counter.
No matter how many were waiting...Copy !req
123. I was taken care of first.Copy !req
124. Our neighbors didn't park
in our driveway anymore...Copy !req
125. even though we didn't have a car. At 13...Copy !req
126. I was making more money than most
of the grown-ups around.Copy !req
127. I had more money than I could spend.
I had it all.Copy !req
128. One day, some neighborhood kids carried
my mother's groceries all the way home.Copy !req
129. You know why?Copy !req
130. It was out of respect.Copy !req
131. Hi, Mom, what do you think?Copy !req
132. - Look at my shoes, aren't they great?
- My God.Copy !req
133. You look like a gangster.Copy !req
134. They shot me. Help!Copy !req
135. Henry, shut the door.Copy !req
136. That was the first time
I had ever seen anyone shot.Copy !req
137. Can't have that in here. Jesus Christ!Copy !req
138. I can't have that in this joint.Copy !req
139. I remember feeling bad about the guy...Copy !req
140. but I also remember feeling
that maybe Tuddy was right.Copy !req
141. I knew Paulie didn't want
anybody dying in the building.Copy !req
142. You're a real jerk. You wasted
eight fucking aprons on this guy.Copy !req
143. What the hell's wrong with you?
I got to toughen this kid up.Copy !req
144. It was a glorious time.Copy !req
145. And wiseguys were all over the place.Copy !req
146. It was before Apalachin
and before Crazy Joe...Copy !req
147. decided to take on a boss and start a war.Copy !req
148. It was when I met the world.Copy !req
149. And it was when I first met
Jimmy Conway.Copy !req
150. He couldn't have been more than 28 or 29
at the time...Copy !req
151. but he was already a legend.Copy !req
152. He'd walk in the door and everybody
who worked the room just went wild.Copy !req
153. He'd give the doorman $100
just for opening the door.Copy !req
154. He'd give hundreds to the dealers
and the guys who ran the games.Copy !req
155. The bartender got $100
just for keeping the ice cubes cold.Copy !req
156. The Irishman is here
to take all you guineas' money.Copy !req
157. - Want a drink?
- Give me a 7 and 7.Copy !req
158. - I'd like you to meet the kid Henry.
- How you doing?Copy !req
159. - Thank you.
- Keep them coming.Copy !req
160. Jimmy was one of the most
feared guys in the city.Copy !req
161. He was first locked up at 11...Copy !req
162. and he was doing hits
for mob bosses when he was 16.Copy !req
163. See, hits never bothered Jimmy.
It was business.Copy !req
164. But what Jimmy really loved to do...Copy !req
165. what he really loved to do was steal.Copy !req
166. He actually enjoyed it.Copy !req
167. Jimmy was the kind of guy who rooted
for the bad guys in the movies.Copy !req
168. Give me your wallet.Copy !req
169. You might know who we are,
but we know who you are. Understand?Copy !req
170. He was one of
the city's biggest hijackers...Copy !req
171. of booze, cigarettes, razor blades,
shrimp and lobsters.Copy !req
172. Shrimp and lobsters were best.
They went really fast.Copy !req
173. Almost all of them were gimmies.
They just gave it up, no problem.Copy !req
174. They called him Jimmy the Gent.Copy !req
175. Help the lady.Copy !req
176. Drivers loved him.
They used to tip him off...Copy !req
177. about the really good loads.
Of course, everybody got a piece.Copy !req
178. Thanks, I'll be back for the rest later.Copy !req
179. Okay, see you later.Copy !req
180. Henry, come here.Copy !req
181. - Say hello to Tommy.
- How're you doing, Henry?Copy !req
182. You're gonna be working together, okay?Copy !req
183. Help him. Go ahead.Copy !req
184. Jimmy, you got anything good?Copy !req
185. And when the cops assigned a whole
army to stop Jimmy, what did he do?Copy !req
186. How're you doing?Copy !req
187. He made them partners.Copy !req
188. I'd complain, but who'd listen?Copy !req
189. - One Pall Mall.
- There you go.Copy !req
190. - What do you need?
- Two Luckies.Copy !req
191. - Here you go, Henry.
- Thanks a lot.Copy !req
192. What do you need?Copy !req
193. - One Pall Mall.
- One Pall Mall, here you go.Copy !req
194. - What are you doing?
- It's all right.Copy !req
195. - You have permission from your mother?
- How many cartons you need?Copy !req
196. - Where'd you get the cigarettes?
- Get him out of here.Copy !req
197. - It's okay.
- It's not okay.Copy !req
198. - You don't understand.
- You don't understand. Store's closed.Copy !req
199. - Henry got pinched.
- Where?Copy !req
200. By the factory, selling cigarettes.Copy !req
201. Henry Hill. The People of
the State of New York vs. Henry Hill.Copy !req
202. Docket number 704162.Copy !req
203. Yes, sir. That's me.Copy !req
204. Just stand there. Now stay there.Copy !req
205. Counselor, proceed.Copy !req
206. Congratulations.Copy !req
207. Here's your graduation present.Copy !req
208. - What for? I got pinched.
- Everyone does, but you did it right.Copy !req
209. You told them nothing,
and they got nothing.Copy !req
210. - I thought you'd be mad.
- I'm not mad, I'm proud of you.Copy !req
211. You took your first pinch like a man
and learned the two greatest things in life.Copy !req
212. - What?
- Look at me.Copy !req
213. Never rat on your friends...Copy !req
214. and always keep your mouth shut.Copy !req
215. Here he is.Copy !req
216. You broke your cherry.Copy !req
217. Congratulations!Copy !req
218. By the time I grew up,
there was $30 billion a year in cargo...Copy !req
219. moving through Idlewild Airport...Copy !req
220. and believe me,
we tried to steal every bit of it.Copy !req
221. See, you gotta understand,
we grew up near the airport.Copy !req
222. It belonged to Paulie.Copy !req
223. We had friends and relatives
who worked all over the place.Copy !req
224. They would tip us off about
what was coming in and moving out.Copy !req
225. If any truckers or airlines gave us trouble...Copy !req
226. Paulie had the union people scare them
with a strike. It was beautiful.Copy !req
227. It was a bigger moneymaker than numbers
and Jimmy was in charge of it all.Copy !req
228. Whenever we needed money,
we'd rob the airport.Copy !req
229. To us, it was better than Citibank.Copy !req
230. You got a phone? Come on!Copy !req
231. Two niggers just stole my truck.
Can you believe that shit?Copy !req
232. There was Jimmy...Copy !req
233. and Tommy and me.Copy !req
234. And there was Anthony Stabile.Copy !req
235. How're you doing?Copy !req
236. Frankie Carbone.Copy !req
237. And then there was Mo Black's brother,
Fat Andy.Copy !req
238. And his guys, Frankie the Wop.Copy !req
239. Freddy No Nose.Copy !req
240. And then there was Pete the Killer,
who was Sally Balls'brother.Copy !req
241. Then you had Nickey Eyes...Copy !req
242. and Mikey Franzese.Copy !req
243. That guy, I wanna see him.Copy !req
244. Jimmy Two Times, who got that nickname
because he said everything twice.Copy !req
245. I'm gonna go get the papers,
get the papers.Copy !req
246. What is this? Coats?
Henry, I need suits, not coats.Copy !req
247. Suits are coming Thursday.Copy !req
248. But it's the middle of summer.
What'll I do with fur coats?Copy !req
249. You don't want furs? I'll take them away.Copy !req
250. No, I want them. We'll hang them
in the freezer with the meat. How's that?Copy !req
251. For us, to live any other way was nuts.Copy !req
252. To us, those goody-good people who
worked shitty jobs for bum paychecks...Copy !req
253. and took the subway to work every day
and worried about bills, were dead.Copy !req
254. They were suckers. They had no balls.Copy !req
255. If we wanted something, we just took it.Copy !req
256. If anyone complained twice, they got hit
so bad they never complained again.Copy !req
257. It was just all routine.
You didn't even think about it.Copy !req
258. Frankie, what the fuck does 520
have to do with 469?Copy !req
259. I can't believe this guy.Copy !req
260. 520 ain't even close to 469.
What's that got to do with anything?Copy !req
261. Piece of cake. It's all there.Copy !req
262. Don't worry about the alarms.
I just gotta find a way to get the key.Copy !req
263. - No problem, right?
- I'll take care of it.Copy !req
264. - Tell him what you were telling me.
- Too good to be true.Copy !req
265. Big score coming from Air France.
Bags of money coming in.Copy !req
266. Tourists and American servicemen
change their money...Copy !req
267. into French money and send it back here.Copy !req
268. - Calm down.
- It's beautiful.Copy !req
269. It's totally untraceable. Okay?Copy !req
270. The only problem is getting a key,
but I've got a plan.Copy !req
271. - Me and Frenchy and this citizen.
- Yeah, he's a piece of work.Copy !req
272. If I'm right, there could be
$500,000 coming in, all cash.Copy !req
273. The best time is probably over a weekend.
So maybe Saturday night.Copy !req
274. There's a Jewish holiday on Monday.Copy !req
275. They won't find out until Tuesday.
Beautiful.Copy !req
276. What about the security?Copy !req
277. Security?Copy !req
278. You're looking at it. It's a joke.
I'm the midnight-to-eight man.Copy !req
279. I'm the commandant.Copy !req
280. He just comes in
like he's picking up lost baggage.Copy !req
281. - It's beautiful.
- It won't be a problem at all.Copy !req
282. - Good.
- We're on.Copy !req
283. What's really funny is
that fucking bank job in Secaucus.Copy !req
284. I'm in the middle of the weeds,
lying down.Copy !req
285. He says, "What are you doing?"
I said, "I'm resting."Copy !req
286. "Here? This ain't no beach or park."
I said, "I'm resting."Copy !req
287. I know I'm resting.Copy !req
288. He pulls me in, starts asking questions.
You know, this and that.Copy !req
289. "What are you going to tell us?"
I said, "My usual. Nothing.Copy !req
290. "Why tell you?" The fuck. He says,
"No, you'll tell me something today."Copy !req
291. I said, "Okay, go fuck your mother."Copy !req
292. You saw the paper, Anthony.
My head was out like this.Copy !req
293. Now I'm coming around,
and who do I see in front of me?Copy !req
294. This prick again. He says,
"What do you want to tell me now?"Copy !req
295. I said, "What are you doing here?
I told you to go fuck your mother."Copy !req
296. I thought he was gonna shit.Copy !req
297. The fuckers. I wish I was big just once.Copy !req
298. Funny. You're really funny.Copy !req
299. What do you mean, I'm funny?Copy !req
300. It's funny, you know. It's a good story.Copy !req
301. You're a funny guy.Copy !req
302. You mean the way I talk? What?Copy !req
303. It's just, you know. You're just funny.Copy !req
304. You know, the way
you tell the story and everything.Copy !req
305. Funny how? What's funny about it?Copy !req
306. - Tommy, you got it all wrong.
- Anthony.Copy !req
307. He's a big boy. He knows what he said.
What did you say?Copy !req
308. Funny, how?Copy !req
309. Just, you know. You're funny.Copy !req
310. Let me understand this.Copy !req
311. Maybe I'm a little fucked up.Copy !req
312. But, I'm funny, how? Funny like a clown?
I amuse you?Copy !req
313. I make you laugh?
I'm here to fucking amuse you?Copy !req
314. What do you mean, funny?
How am I funny?Copy !req
315. You know, how you tell a story.Copy !req
316. No, I don't know. You said it.
How do I know? You said I'm funny.Copy !req
317. How the fuck am I funny?
What the fuck is so funny about me?Copy !req
318. Tell me what's funny.Copy !req
319. Get the fuck out of here, Tommy.Copy !req
320. Motherfucker! I almost had him!Copy !req
321. You stuttering prick, you!Copy !req
322. Frankie, was he shaking?Copy !req
323. I wonder about you sometimes, Henry.
You may fold under questioning.Copy !req
324. Jesus Christ.Copy !req
325. What the fuck is it with you?
I thought I was getting pinched already.Copy !req
326. He's hanging on my fucking neck
like a vulture. What do you want?Copy !req
327. This guy didn't want to come
and give you the check.Copy !req
328. Could you take care of this?Copy !req
329. No problem. Tell him to put it
on my tab. Of course.Copy !req
330. That's what I want to talk to you about.Copy !req
331. It ain't just this one.
It's seven big ones you owe me.Copy !req
332. $7,000, that ain't peanuts.
I don't mean to be out of order...Copy !req
333. Don't mean to be out of order?Copy !req
334. It's good you don't mean
to be out of order.Copy !req
335. Embarrassing me in front of my friends,
like I'm a deadbeat.Copy !req
336. You know, Sonny, you're a fucking mutt.Copy !req
337. You know the money
we spend in this fucking...Copy !req
338. - Don't be like that.
- What do you mean?Copy !req
339. Do you believe this prick?
You think this is funny?Copy !req
340. What the fuck are you looking at?
You fucking moron!Copy !req
341. You don't want to bring the check?Copy !req
342. Do you believe this prick?Copy !req
343. You're supposed
to be doing this stuff, too.Copy !req
344. You're a funny guy.Copy !req
345. - That's it, Henry.
- No, go back.Copy !req
346. You want to laugh? This prick last week
asked me to christen his kid.Copy !req
347. I charged him $7,000.Copy !req
348. You really are a funny guy.Copy !req
349. I'm worried. I'm hearing all kinds
of fucking bad things.Copy !req
350. He's treating me like I'm a fucking fag.Copy !req
351. I got to go on the lam
in order to get away from this guy.Copy !req
352. This ain't right. I can't go here,
I can't go there.Copy !req
353. You think you're the only one?
I talk to them, they don't listen.Copy !req
354. If you tell him, he'll stop.
I'll wind up being declared an MIA.Copy !req
355. They'll find me in the back of a car
somewhere in the weeds.Copy !req
356. You've known this Tommy all your life.
Who knows better?Copy !req
357. This cocksucker's an arch criminal.Copy !req
358. When I leave my house, before I get
to the car I look over both shoulders.Copy !req
359. This is no way to live. I'm no fence jumper.Copy !req
360. I'm around you all my life,
tell me what I gotta do.Copy !req
361. - Whatever I got to do, I'm gonna do.
- What could I do?Copy !req
362. If there was something I could do, I would.
I would like to help you out.Copy !req
363. Sonny, tell him what we talked about.Copy !req
364. - You think it's all right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
365. Maybe you could come in with me,
take a piece of this joint. It'd be good.Copy !req
366. What are you talking about?
You mean the restaurant?Copy !req
367. It's a classy place. Look at the layout.Copy !req
368. You've been in there a million times.
You know how it looks.Copy !req
369. Tommy taking over this joint
is like putting a silk hat on a pig.Copy !req
370. I don't mean no disrespect,
but that's the way it is.Copy !req
371. I know you're his friend.
I'm begging you. What can I say?Copy !req
372. What am I gonna do?
What do you want from me?Copy !req
373. I don't know anything
about the restaurant business. Nothing.Copy !req
374. All I know is to sit down and order a meal,
not how to make a restaurant.Copy !req
375. Not for you. It's just a place to hang.Copy !req
376. The chef is great. The shows are good.
There's a lot of whores coming in.Copy !req
377. I'd love to help you, but what do you want
from me? What'll I do?Copy !req
378. Tommy's a bad kid, a bad seed.
What am I supposed to do? Shoot him?Copy !req
379. That wouldn't be a bad idea.Copy !req
380. I'm sorry I said that. I didn't mean it.
I just mean that he's scaring me.Copy !req
381. I just need help. Help me, please.Copy !req
382. You know anything about
this restaurant business?Copy !req
383. He knows everything.
He's there 24 hours a day.Copy !req
384. Another fucking few minutes,
he could be a stool.Copy !req
385. That's how often he's in there.Copy !req
386. You want me to be your partner?
Is that what you're telling me?Copy !req
387. What the fuck you think I'm talking about?
Paulie, please. Come on.Copy !req
388. It's not even fair.Copy !req
389. You don't understand.Copy !req
390. You run the joint.
Maybe I'll try to help you, all right.Copy !req
391. God bless you, Paulie. I appreciate it.
You've always been fair with me.Copy !req
392. Now the guy's got Paulie as a partner.
Any problems, he goes to Paulie.Copy !req
393. Trouble with a bill, he can go to Paulie.Copy !req
394. Trouble with the cops,
deliveries, Tommy...Copy !req
395. he can call Paulie.Copy !req
396. Now the guy's gotta come up
with Paulie's money every week...Copy !req
397. no matter what.Copy !req
398. "Business is bad? Fuck you, pay me.
Had a fire? Fuck you, pay me.Copy !req
399. "The place got hit by lightning?
Fuck you, pay me. "Copy !req
400. Can I get one of those TVs?Copy !req
401. Also, Paulie could do anything.Copy !req
402. Especially run up bills on the joint's credit.
And why not?Copy !req
403. Nobody's gonna pay for it anyway.Copy !req
404. When deliveries are made
at the front door...Copy !req
405. you move the stuff out the back
and sell it at a discount.Copy !req
406. You take a $200 case of booze
and sell it for $100.Copy !req
407. It doesn't matter. It's all profit.Copy !req
408. Then finally, when there's nothing left...Copy !req
409. Fucking shame.Copy !req
410. when you can't borrow another buck
or buy another case of booze...Copy !req
411. you bust the joint out. You light a match.Copy !req
412. Do you need help reaching anything?Copy !req
413. You look like
you're decorating a Christmas tree.Copy !req
414. You don't know what you're doing.Copy !req
415. She's from the Five Towns.Copy !req
416. Who?Copy !req
417. The Jew broad, Diane,
I was telling you I'm going to shag.Copy !req
418. I've been trying to bang her
for a fucking month now.Copy !req
419. She won't go out with me alone.Copy !req
420. - No.
- No, what?Copy !req
421. No, what? Who the fuck
asked you anything?Copy !req
422. I didn't ask you.
Hear what I'm going to say.Copy !req
423. All right, what?Copy !req
424. Okay, what.Copy !req
425. She don't want to go out
with Italians alone.Copy !req
426. She's prejudiced against Italians.Copy !req
427. You fucking believe that?
In this day and age?Copy !req
428. What the fuck is this world coming to?Copy !req
429. I can't believe this. A Jew broad,
prejudiced against Italians.Copy !req
430. She won't go out with me alone
unless her girlfriend comes with us.Copy !req
431. So you come along,
go out with her girlfriend.Copy !req
432. See? I knew it.Copy !req
433. You knew what?
What the fuck is wrong with that?Copy !req
434. - When is this?
- Tomorrow night.Copy !req
435. I can't, I gotta meet Tuddy.Copy !req
436. You could meet Tuddy.
You can come early and then still go.Copy !req
437. - Why do you always do this?
- Don't give me that shit.Copy !req
438. What did I ask you for?
I'm asking you for a favor.Copy !req
439. I do a lot of fucking favors for you.Copy !req
440. I'm trying to bang this fucking broad.
Help me out.Copy !req
441. I don't understand you. She's beautiful!Copy !req
442. Her fucking family lives in the Five Towns.
These Jews got money.Copy !req
443. Maybe the family owns the whole block.
You may wind up with a big score.Copy !req
444. You with your fucking mouth.Copy !req
445. I had a meeting with Tuddy at 11:00,
and here I am, a backup guy for Tommy.Copy !req
446. How about it?
Did you have enough to eat?Copy !req
447. It was delicious. I'm just watching my diet.Copy !req
448. Let me watch your figure.Copy !req
449. I couldn't wait to get away.Copy !req
450. I was ordering the dessert
when they were eating dinner.Copy !req
451. When they were having coffee,
I was asking for a check.Copy !req
452. I had business.Copy !req
453. Have some coffee. It'll wake you up.Copy !req
454. - Can we have the check?
- What are you doing?Copy !req
455. - I got to go.
- We just got here.Copy !req
456. I got that thing. I gotta go.Copy !req
457. Wait a couple of minutes.
We'll leave together.Copy !req
458. This way we don't go out
like a bunch of hobos, one at a time.Copy !req
459. I couldn't stand him.Copy !req
460. I thought he was really obnoxious.Copy !req
461. He kept fidgeting around.Copy !req
462. You don't mind, do you?
That's very annoying.Copy !req
463. Good? You might prefer Manischewitz,
but it'd look funny on my table.Copy !req
464. - Ready?
- Henry, lighten up.Copy !req
465. We just got here. What are you doing?Copy !req
466. Before it was time to go home,
he was pushing me into the car...Copy !req
467. then pulling me out. It was ridiculous.Copy !req
468. Diane and Tommy made us promise...Copy !req
469. to meet them again on Friday night.Copy !req
470. We agreed.Copy !req
471. Of course, when Friday night came around,
Henry stood me up.Copy !req
472. I feel terrible. I don't know where he is.Copy !req
473. He really liked you, too.
All he did was talk about her.Copy !req
474. We were a trio
instead of a double date that night.Copy !req
475. He would have called.
I hope it's nothing serious.Copy !req
476. But I made Tommy take me
looking for him.Copy !req
477. Tommy, what the fuck?Copy !req
478. You got some nerve standing me up.Copy !req
479. Nobody does that to me.Copy !req
480. Who do you think you are,
Frankie Valli or some kind of big shot?Copy !req
481. Slow down, I forgot.
I thought it was next week.Copy !req
482. It was this Friday and you agreed,
so you're a liar!Copy !req
483. We can talk about this. Take it easy.Copy !req
484. Talk about it?Copy !req
485. Talk to you after what
you just did to me? Forget it.Copy !req
486. I thought you would stand me up.
You looked bored. You didn't say anything.Copy !req
487. What do you expect?Copy !req
488. Let me make it up to you.Copy !req
489. I'll think about it.Copy !req
490. I remember, she was screaming
on the street, and I mean loud.Copy !req
491. But she looked good.Copy !req
492. I'll think about it.
But it'll cost you, Hill. A lot.Copy !req
493. She had these great eyes
just like Liz Taylor's.Copy !req
494. At least that's what I thought.Copy !req
495. Hello, Henry.Copy !req
496. - You're ready?
- Yeah.Copy !req
497. Come on.Copy !req
498. - No, wait a minute.
- What?Copy !req
499. Quick, you have to cover that cross.
My mother sees that...Copy !req
500. Karen.Copy !req
501. Mom.Copy !req
502. - I'd like you to meet my friend, Henry Hill.
- How do you do?Copy !req
503. - Nice to meet you.
- My daughter says that you're half Jewish.Copy !req
504. It's just the good half.Copy !req
505. - Thank you, sir.
- Bye, see you later, thanks.Copy !req
506. What're you doing?
You're leaving your car?Copy !req
507. He watches the car for me.Copy !req
508. It's easier than leaving it at a garage
and waiting.Copy !req
509. It's a lot quicker that way,
you know what I mean?Copy !req
510. I like going in this way.
It's better than waiting in line.Copy !req
511. How are you doing? What's up?
Here you go.Copy !req
512. - How are you doing?
- I'm doing all right.Copy !req
513. Good.Copy !req
514. Every time I come here,
every time, you two. Don't you work?Copy !req
515. Henry, nice to see you. Hi, how are you?Copy !req
516. Anthony, right in the front.Copy !req
517. Anything you need, just let me know.Copy !req
518. Tony, thanks a lot. I appreciate it.Copy !req
519. - How are you guys doing?
- How are you?Copy !req
520. - You gave them $20 each.
- It's all right.Copy !req
521. Henry, this is with Mr. Tony, over there.Copy !req
522. - Where?
- Over there.Copy !req
523. Thanks a lot, Tony.Copy !req
524. - What do you do?
- What?Copy !req
525. - What do you do?
- I'm in construction.Copy !req
526. They don't feel like you're in construction.Copy !req
527. I'm a union delegate.Copy !req
528. Now, ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
529. the Copacabana is proud to present
the king of one-liners...Copy !req
530. Henny Youngman.Copy !req
531. How are you all? I'm glad to be here.
Take my wife, please.Copy !req
532. I take my wife everywhere
but she finds her way home.Copy !req
533. I said, "Where do you wanna go
for our anniversary?"Copy !req
534. She said,
"Somewhere I've never been before."Copy !req
535. I said, "Try the kitchen."Copy !req
536. Dr. Wellsler is here.Copy !req
537. Gave a guy six months to live.
Couldn't pay his bill.Copy !req
538. Gave him another six months.Copy !req
539. I love this crowd.Copy !req
540. Air France made me.Copy !req
541. We walked out with $420,000
without using a gun.Copy !req
542. And we did the right thing.
We gave Paulie his tribute.Copy !req
543. $60,000.Copy !req
544. It's going to be a good summer.Copy !req
545. I'm proud of you.
That is a lot of money for a kid like you.Copy !req
546. Anybody asks you where you got it,
you got it in Vegas playing craps, all right?Copy !req
547. All right.Copy !req
548. Check, sir.Copy !req
549. No. You have to sign for it here.Copy !req
550. Should I tip him?Copy !req
551. - How are you doing?
- Okay. How are you?Copy !req
552. Henry, this is Bruce. Bruce, this is Henry.Copy !req
553. Good to meet you.Copy !req
554. I'll see you around later.Copy !req
555. - Do you know him?
- Yeah.Copy !req
556. He lives across the street.Copy !req
557. One night, Bobby Vinton sent us
champagne. There was nothing like it.Copy !req
558. I didn't think there was
anything strange in any of this.Copy !req
559. A 21-year-old kid with such connections.Copy !req
560. He was an exciting guy.Copy !req
561. He was really nice.
He introduced me to everybody.Copy !req
562. Everybody wanted to be nice to him.Copy !req
563. He knew how to handle it.Copy !req
564. Don't buy wigs that come off
at the wrong time.Copy !req
565. Morrie's wigs don't come off!Copy !req
566. Even underwater.Copy !req
567. And remember, Morrie's wigs
are tested against hurricane winds.Copy !req
568. Forget about money. You can afford
a Morrie wig. Priced to fit every budget.Copy !req
569. Call me now!Copy !req
570. Come in for a personalized fitting.Copy !req
571. Come on, Morrie. Jimmy's waiting.
You're past due.Copy !req
572. You're a good kid.
We've been good to each other.Copy !req
573. But there's something
unreasonable going on here.Copy !req
574. Jimmy's being a ball-breaker.Copy !req
575. Give him 8-to-5 on Cleveland.Copy !req
576. I never had to pay the vigorish
he demands. Am I something special?Copy !req
577. What am I, a schmuck on wheels?Copy !req
578. You know Jimmy.
You borrowed his money. Pay him.Copy !req
579. I didn't agree to three points
above the vig.Copy !req
580. What are you going to do?
Fight with Jimmy Conway?Copy !req
581. He wants his money.
Give him his money and we'll go.Copy !req
582. Fuck him!Copy !req
583. Fuck him in the ear!
Fuck him in the other ear!Copy !req
584. Did I ever bust his balls? Did I?Copy !req
585. I could've dropped a dime a million times.Copy !req
586. You're talking crazy. Stop it now, will you?Copy !req
587. You got money
for that fucking commercial.Copy !req
588. You don't got my money?Copy !req
589. Jimmy, he's gonna pay you.Copy !req
590. I'll fucking kill you.
Give me the money, cocksucker.Copy !req
591. Pay me my money.Copy !req
592. He'll pay.Copy !req
593. Morrie's. Who's this? He's here.Copy !req
594. - Jimmy, I'm sorry.
- You should be sorry.Copy !req
595. Don't do it again.
Give me the fucking money!Copy !req
596. You hear me? Give me the fucking money.Copy !req
597. I'll give you. You've got it, kid.
You've got it, believe me.Copy !req
598. Karen, slow down.Copy !req
599. Where? Stay there. Don't move.Copy !req
600. - What happened?
- It's Karen, Jimmy.Copy !req
601. - Money today.
- I'll pay.Copy !req
602. What happened?Copy !req
603. - Are you all right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
604. Who did it?Copy !req
605. This guy who lives across the street
from me that I've known all my life.Copy !req
606. He started to touch me.
He started to grab me.Copy !req
607. I told him to stop. He didn't stop.Copy !req
608. I hit him back.
And then he got really angry.Copy !req
609. He pushed me out of the car.Copy !req
610. You sure you're all right?Copy !req
611. Why don't you go inside
and get yourself together. Clean up.Copy !req
612. What do you want, fucko?
You want something?Copy !req
613. I swear on my fucking mother,
if you touch her again, you're dead.Copy !req
614. Don't shoot.Copy !req
615. - Hide this. Are you all right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
616. I know there are women,
like my best friends...Copy !req
617. who would have gotten out
the minute their boyfriend...Copy !req
618. gave them a gun to hide. But I didn't.Copy !req
619. I've got to admit the truth.
It turned me on.Copy !req
620. Mazel tov!Copy !req
621. Why don't you be like your friend Henry?
He's got a nice girl.Copy !req
622. He's settling down now. He's married.Copy !req
623. Pretty soon he'll have a nice family.Copy !req
624. And you're still bouncing around
from girl to girl.Copy !req
625. It was like he had two families.Copy !req
626. The first time I was introduced
to all of them at once, it was crazy.Copy !req
627. Paulie and his brothers had lots
of sons and nephews.Copy !req
628. Almost all of them
were named Peter or Paul.Copy !req
629. It was unbelievable.Copy !req
630. Meet Paulie Jr., my nephew.
And this is Petey.Copy !req
631. There must have been two dozen
Peters and Pauls at the wedding.Copy !req
632. This is Marie.Copy !req
633. Plus, they were all married
to girls named Marie.Copy !req
634. - She looks Italian.
- She is Italian, you're right.Copy !req
635. And they named all their daughters Marie.Copy !req
636. And this is Pete. No, I mean Paulie.
I get confused myself.Copy !req
637. By the time I finished meeting everybody,
I thought I was drunk.Copy !req
638. Paulie, you shouldn't have.Copy !req
639. Welcome to the family.Copy !req
640. Sunday dinner?Copy !req
641. So beautiful. I want to cry.Copy !req
642. Here's something to help you get started.Copy !req
643. - The bag. The bag.
- What? What bag?Copy !req
644. The bag with the envelopes in it,
all the money.Copy !req
645. Don't worry about that.
Nobody's going to steal that here.Copy !req
646. He didn't call?Copy !req
647. - He's with his friends.
- What kind of person doesn't call?Copy !req
648. He's a grown-up. He doesn't have to call
every five minutes.Copy !req
649. If he was such a grown-up
why doesn't he get you two an apartment?Copy !req
650. Don't start. Mom, you're the one
who wanted us here.Copy !req
651. You're here a month and sometimes
I know he doesn't come home at all.Copy !req
652. What kind of people are these?Copy !req
653. - What do you want me to do?
- Do? What can you do?Copy !req
654. He's not Jewish.
Did you know how these people live?Copy !req
655. Did you know what they were like?Copy !req
656. Your father never stayed out all night
without calling.Copy !req
657. Stay out? Daddy never
went out at all, Ma! Keep out of it.Copy !req
658. You don't know how I feel!Copy !req
659. How do you feel now? You don't know
where he is or who he's with.Copy !req
660. He's with his friends! Dad!Copy !req
661. Leave him out of this.
He's suffered enough.Copy !req
662. He hasn't digested a decent meal
in six weeks.Copy !req
663. Where were you? Why didn't you call?Copy !req
664. We were worried to death.
A married man does not stay out like this.Copy !req
665. Normal people don't act like this!Copy !req
666. What's wrong with you?Copy !req
667. You're not normal. She's right.
What's wrong with you?Copy !req
668. What kind of person are you?
What is the matter with you?Copy !req
669. What kind of people are they?Copy !req
670. We weren't married to nine-to-five guys.Copy !req
671. But the first time I realized how different...Copy !req
672. was when Mickey had a hostess party.Copy !req
673. - Karen, where you from?
- Lawrence.Copy !req
674. On the Island. It's nice.
I'm from Miami. You ever been there?Copy !req
675. It's okay, but it's like you died
and woke up in Jew heaven.Copy !req
676. Angie, stop picking at that thing.Copy !req
677. I'd like to smack his face.Copy !req
678. The red-haired guy, looks like a farmer?Copy !req
679. The guy's hands are all over me.Copy !req
680. So I told him, "Keep your fucking hands
off me, or I'll cut them off."Copy !req
681. She means it.Copy !req
682. You don't know how lucky he is.
I just mention this to Vinnie...Copy !req
683. How can you mention it?
Vinnie would kill him.Copy !req
684. If I don't, he'll kill the miserable bastard,
then Vinnie will be there for life.Copy !req
685. You think you got problems.
What about Jeannie's kid?Copy !req
686. He was in an argument. A $10 card game.
He pulls out a gun.Copy !req
687. The gun goes off. Some kid gets killed.
When the grandmother hears it...Copy !req
688. and finds out he's jailed, she has a heart
attack and drops dead right on the spot.Copy !req
689. Now Jeannie has a husband and son
in jail and a mother in the funeral parlor.Copy !req
690. - Jeannie drinks.
- Maybe she's depressed.Copy !req
691. Give me a break. She's drunk.Copy !req
692. As soon as something happens,
you make them out to be saints.Copy !req
693. They had bad skin and wore too much
makeup. They didn't look very good.Copy !req
694. They looked beat-up.
And the stuff they wore...Copy !req
695. was thrown together and cheap.Copy !req
696. A lot of pantsuits and double-knits.Copy !req
697. She spends her life in a nightgown.Copy !req
698. The woman is no angel, believe me.Copy !req
699. They talked about their rotten kids...Copy !req
700. and about beating them
with broom handles and belts.Copy !req
701. And that the kids
still didn't pay any attention.Copy !req
702. When Henry picked me up, I was dizzy.Copy !req
703. I don't know if I could live like that.Copy !req
704. God forbid, what would happen
if you had to go to prison?Copy !req
705. Karen.Copy !req
706. Mickey said that Jeannie's husband...Copy !req
707. Do you know why Jeannie's husband
went to the can?Copy !req
708. Because of Jeannie.
He wanted to get away from her.Copy !req
709. Let me tell you something.
Nobody goes to jail unless they want to.Copy !req
710. Unless they make themselves get caught.Copy !req
711. They don't have things organized.Copy !req
712. I know what I'm doing.
I've got things organized with these guys.Copy !req
713. You know who goes to jail? Nigger
stickup men. Know why they get caught?Copy !req
714. Because they fall asleep
in the getaway car, Karen.Copy !req
715. Come on, don't worry so much, sweetie.
Come here.Copy !req
716. After a while, it got to be all normal.Copy !req
717. None of it seemed like crime.Copy !req
718. It was more like Henry was enterprising...Copy !req
719. and that he and the guys made bucks
hustling while other guys...Copy !req
720. were sitting on their asses
waiting for handouts.Copy !req
721. Our husbands weren't brain surgeons,
they were blue-collar guys.Copy !req
722. The only way they could make real extra
money was to go out and cut corners.Copy !req
723. Where's the strong box, you varmint?Copy !req
724. Don't fucking move! Don't move.Copy !req
725. - See you at the diner.
- I'm riding shotgun.Copy !req
726. Did you see him give it right over?Copy !req
727. Back to the hideout to split up the loot.Copy !req
728. We were all so very close.Copy !req
729. There were never any outsiders around.
Absolutely never.Copy !req
730. Being together all the time made
everything seem all the more normal.Copy !req
731. Hello, Mrs. Hill. Police.Copy !req
732. I'm Detective Deacy. This is Detective
Silvestri. We have a search warrant.Copy !req
733. Would you read and sign it?Copy !req
734. - Anywhere?
- Yeah, anywhere.Copy !req
735. This'll take a while,
we have to go through everything.Copy !req
736. - You boys want some coffee?
- No coffee now, thanks.Copy !req
737. - Be careful.
- We'll just go about our business.Copy !req
738. There was always a little harassment.Copy !req
739. They wanted to talk to Henry
about this or that.Copy !req
740. They'd make me sign
their subpoenas or warrants.Copy !req
741. But mostly they just wanted a handout.Copy !req
742. A few bucks to keep things quiet
no matter what they found.Copy !req
743. I always asked if they wanted coffee.
Some wives, like Mickey Conway...Copy !req
744. used to curse at them
and spit on the floor.Copy !req
745. She used to spit on her own floor.
That never made any sense to me.Copy !req
746. It was better to be polite
and call the lawyer.Copy !req
747. We always did everything together,
and we always were in the same crowd.Copy !req
748. Anniversaries, christenings.
We only went to each other's houses.Copy !req
749. The women played cards.Copy !req
750. When kids were born, Mickey and Jimmy
were the first at the hospital.Copy !req
751. When we went to the Islands
or Vegas for vacation...Copy !req
752. we went together.Copy !req
753. No outsiders ever. It got to be normal.Copy !req
754. It got to where I was proud
that I had the kind of husband...Copy !req
755. who was willing to risk his neck
just to get us the little extras.Copy !req
756. But I got Mom to watch the babies
tomorrow night.Copy !req
757. - Can't do it, Karen.
- Why not?Copy !req
758. I just can't. I got something lined up.Copy !req
759. But tomorrow's the only night
she can do it.Copy !req
760. - Pretty please?
- I can't. What do you want me to do?Copy !req
761. - I got to go.
- Wait a minute.Copy !req
762. I wanted to go shopping.
Can I get some money?Copy !req
763. How much do you need?Copy !req
764. - How much?
- That much.Copy !req
765. This much. Give me a kiss.Copy !req
766. See you later.Copy !req
767. All right.Copy !req
768. Welcome home, Batts.Copy !req
769. Hi, how are you?Copy !req
770. Sit down. Have a drink.
Give them all a drink.Copy !req
771. And give those Irish hoodlums a drink.Copy !req
772. There's only one Irishman here.Copy !req
773. It's a celebration, fellas.Copy !req
774. - Top of the morning to you.
- It's good to be home.Copy !req
775. This is my friend Jimmy.Copy !req
776. Henry. It's his joint. This is Lisa.Copy !req
777. Tommy. All dressed up.Copy !req
778. All grown up and doing the town.
Look at this.Copy !req
779. Forgot you were having a party
for this mug.Copy !req
780. Come here.Copy !req
781. I'll say hello. Billy, how are you?Copy !req
782. Get over here.
I haven't seen you in six years.Copy !req
783. Jesus Christ Almighty. You look terrific.Copy !req
784. Watch the suit.Copy !req
785. You little prick. I've known you all my life.Copy !req
786. - Don't get too big on me.
- Just don't bust my balls.Copy !req
787. If I was gonna break your balls,
I'd say, "Go get your shine box."Copy !req
788. This kid was great.Copy !req
789. They used to call him "Spitshine Tommy."Copy !req
790. He'd make your shoes look like
fucking mirrors. Excuse my language.Copy !req
791. He was terrific. He was the best.
He made a lot of money, too.Copy !req
792. No more shines, Billy.Copy !req
793. - What?
- I said no more shines.Copy !req
794. You've been away a long time.
They didn't tell you.Copy !req
795. I don't shine shoes anymore.Copy !req
796. Relax. What's got into you?
I'm breaking your balls a little, that's all.Copy !req
797. I'm only kidding with you.Copy !req
798. Sometimes you don't sound like it.
There's a lot of people around.Copy !req
799. I'm only kidding. We're having a party.Copy !req
800. I haven't seen you in a long time
and you get fucking fresh.Copy !req
801. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you.Copy !req
802. I'm sorry, too. It's okay. No problem.Copy !req
803. Now go home and get your fucking
shine box.Copy !req
804. Motherfucking mutt!Copy !req
805. You fucking piece of shit!Copy !req
806. Come on, come on!Copy !req
807. He bought his fucking button!
That fake old tough guy!Copy !req
808. You bought your fucking button!Copy !req
809. - Don't get nervous.
- You motherfucker!Copy !req
810. Keep that motherfucker here!
Keep him here.Copy !req
811. Come on, you fucking feel strong?Copy !req
812. Sorry. Tommy gets a little loaded.
He doesn't mean any disrespect.Copy !req
813. He doesn't mean any disrespect?
Are you nuts?Copy !req
814. Teach this kid a little fucking manners.
What's right is right.Copy !req
815. - You understand what I'm saying?
- It's all right.Copy !req
816. We're hugging and kissing over here
and then he acts like a fucking jerk.Copy !req
817. You insulted him a little bit.
You got a little out of order.Copy !req
818. - I didn't.
- You insulted him a little.Copy !req
819. - I didn't insult anybody. Give us a drink.
- Okay.Copy !req
820. Let's have some drinks.
Drinks on the house.Copy !req
821. No, have the drink with me.Copy !req
822. The drinks are on the house.Copy !req
823. I fucked kids like that in the can.
In the ass.Copy !req
824. Fucking break up my party.Copy !req
825. You've been away for six years.
It's different now.Copy !req
826. I did my fucking time, Jimmy.Copy !req
827. I came home and I want what I got to get.
I got mouths to feed.Copy !req
828. - You're gonna get it.
- You understand?Copy !req
829. Get the door!Copy !req
830. Let me shoot him
in his big, fucking mouth!Copy !req
831. Let's shoot him.Copy !req
832. Fucking mutt dented my shoes.Copy !req
833. His whole crew is going to be
looking for him.Copy !req
834. This is bad. What do we do with him?
We can't just dump him on the street.Copy !req
835. I know a place upstate.
They'll never find him. More tablecloths.Copy !req
836. I didn't want to get blood on your floor.Copy !req
837. Go open your trunk.Copy !req
838. We'll get a shovel at my mother's house.Copy !req
839. She has a shovel here somewhere.
Quiet, I don't want to wake her up.Copy !req
840. Look who's here.Copy !req
841. What did you do? What happened?Copy !req
842. I hit something on the road.
Jimmy will tell you.Copy !req
843. What happened to him?Copy !req
844. I haven't seen you in so long.
What happened to him?Copy !req
845. You, too. How are you?Copy !req
846. Why are you up so late?Copy !req
847. He came in. You came in.
I'm so happy to see him.Copy !req
848. Go inside. Make yourselves comfortable.
I'll make you something to eat.Copy !req
849. - Go to sleep. We're leaving.
- I can't. Not while he's home.Copy !req
850. I haven't seen him in so long.
I want to see him.Copy !req
851. You go inside.Copy !req
852. This stuff is like lead.Copy !req
853. Tell me, where you been?
I haven't seen you.Copy !req
854. You haven't called. Where have you been?Copy !req
855. - I been working nights.
- And?Copy !req
856. And tonight we were out late.Copy !req
857. We took a ride out to the country
and hit a deer.Copy !req
858. That's where all the blood is from.
Jimmy told you.Copy !req
859. It reminds me, I need this knife.
I'm taking this, okay?Copy !req
860. - Okay.
- Just for a while.Copy !req
861. The poor thing.Copy !req
862. We hit the deer and his paw...
What do you call it?Copy !req
863. The paw.Copy !req
864. - The hoof.
- Got caught in the grill.Copy !req
865. I got to hack it off.Copy !req
866. Ma, it's a sin to leave it there.Copy !req
867. I'll bring the knife back.Copy !req
868. - Delicious.
- Thank you.Copy !req
869. Why don't you get yourself a nice girl?Copy !req
870. I do, almost every night.Copy !req
871. But get yourself a girl
so you could settle down.Copy !req
872. I do, every night. Then I'm free.
I love you, I want to be with you.Copy !req
873. Settle down.Copy !req
874. How's your friend Henry?Copy !req
875. What's the matter? You don't talk much.Copy !req
876. Talk. What are you quiet for?Copy !req
877. You don't eat much, you don't talk much.Copy !req
878. - I'm just listening.
- Something wrong?Copy !req
879. When we were kids,
the compares used to visit each other.Copy !req
880. There was this man. He would never talk.
He'd just sit there all night, not a word.Copy !req
881. They say to him, "What's the matter?
Don't you say anything?"Copy !req
882. He says, "What am I going to say,
that my wife two-times me?"Copy !req
883. So she says, "Shut up!
You're always talking."Copy !req
884. But in Italian, it sounds much nicer.Copy !req
885. - Cornuto contento.
- That's it.Copy !req
886. - What does that mean?
- It means he's content to be a jerk.Copy !req
887. He doesn't care who knows it.Copy !req
888. - Did Tommy tell you about my painting?
- No.Copy !req
889. Look at this.Copy !req
890. It's beautiful.Copy !req
891. I like it. One dog goes one way
and the other goes the other.Copy !req
892. One's facing east, the other west.
So what?Copy !req
893. He's saying, "What do you want from me?"
The guy's got nice white hair.Copy !req
894. Beautiful. The dog looks the same.Copy !req
895. Looks like somebody we know.Copy !req
896. Without the beard. It's him.Copy !req
897. It's him.Copy !req
898. What the fuck is that?Copy !req
899. For most of the guys,
killings were accepted.Copy !req
900. Murder was the only way
everybody stayed in line.Copy !req
901. You got out of line, you got whacked.
Everybody knew the rules.Copy !req
902. Sometimes, even if people didn't
get out of line, they got whacked.Copy !req
903. Hits became a habit. Guys would get
into arguments over nothing.Copy !req
904. Before you knew it, one was dead.Copy !req
905. They were shooting each other
all the time.Copy !req
906. Shooting people was a normal thing.
It was no big deal.Copy !req
907. We had a serious problem with Billy Batts.Copy !req
908. This was really a touchy thing.
Tommy killed a made guy.Copy !req
909. Batts was part of the Gambino crew
and was considered untouchable.Copy !req
910. Before you touched a made guy,
you had to have a good reason.Copy !req
911. You had to have a sit-down
and you'd better get an okay...Copy !req
912. or you'd be the one who got whacked.Copy !req
913. Saturday night was for wives...Copy !req
914. but Friday night at the Copa
was for the girlfriends.Copy !req
915. Last week, we saw Sammy Davis, Jr.Copy !req
916. You got to see this show.
What a performer.Copy !req
917. He does these impersonations.
You'd think it was the real people.Copy !req
918. It's unbelievable. You could see
how a white girl could fall for him.Copy !req
919. What?Copy !req
920. Not me. But you could see how
some girls could. Like that Swedish girl.Copy !req
921. So you condone that stuff.Copy !req
922. Take it easy.Copy !req
923. I don't want to be kissing
Nat King Cole over here.Copy !req
924. No, I'm not talking about me.Copy !req
925. But, you know, he's got personality.Copy !req
926. Personality?Copy !req
927. He's talented.
I understand what you're saying.Copy !req
928. But watch what you say.
People get the wrong impression.Copy !req
929. I just said he was talented,
you're unbelievable.Copy !req
930. Just leave it alone now,
I understand what you said.Copy !req
931. He's talented. Leave it at that.Copy !req
932. No? Not even Uncle Paulie?Copy !req
933. What did you hear about that thing?Copy !req
934. - The Brooklyn thing?
- No, the guy from downtown.Copy !req
935. - The guy from where Christie lived?
- No.Copy !req
936. The guy who disappeared,
the one they made the beef on.Copy !req
937. - Know the guy I mean?
- Yeah.Copy !req
938. His name was Batts. His people
are driving everyone crazy looking for him.Copy !req
939. Nobody knows what happened to him.Copy !req
940. He came into the joint that night
and then just disappeared. That was it.Copy !req
941. All right. Keep your eyes open.
They're busting my balls over it.Copy !req
942. - All right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
943. Okay, everybody, let's eat.Copy !req
944. I want my money.Copy !req
945. He owes it.Copy !req
946. You know that thing
we took care of upstate?Copy !req
947. - Paulie was talking about that.
- Got to get it out of there.Copy !req
948. They just sold the property
to make condominiums.Copy !req
949. - It's been six months.
- We got to get it out of there right away.Copy !req
950. Henry, hurry up. My mother's making
fried peppers and sausage for us.Copy !req
951. - Here's an arm.
- Very funny, guys.Copy !req
952. Here's a leg.Copy !req
953. Here's a wing.Copy !req
954. What do you like, the leg or the wing?
Or you still go for the hearts and lungs?Copy !req
955. Oh, that's so bad.Copy !req
956. What happened to the car?Copy !req
957. I hit a skunk, all right?Copy !req
958. Go with your mother.Copy !req
959. It's disgusting, Henry.Copy !req
960. I set up Janice in an apartment
around the corner from The Suite.Copy !req
961. That way I was able to stay over
a couple of nights a week.Copy !req
962. This is my new antique lamp.Copy !req
963. Karen was home with the kids.
She never asked questions.Copy !req
964. The furniture's all Maurice Valencia.Copy !req
965. Looks like Roma.Copy !req
966. This is all silk. This is from Siam.Copy !req
967. Come see my bedroom.Copy !req
968. - Tommy, will you take him?
- I'll eat this fucking dog tonight.Copy !req
969. Love that crystal ball or what?Copy !req
970. This is where we spend most of our time.Copy !req
971. I love the floral arrangements.Copy !req
972. French.Copy !req
973. Janice and I were having so much fun,
she started screwing up at work.Copy !req
974. I had to straighten out her boss a little bit.Copy !req
975. Janice can do what she wants to do.
Got it?Copy !req
976. Just try to run. Hang up once more,
and you'll deal with me.Copy !req
977. Come on, get off of her.Copy !req
978. You're an animal.Copy !req
979. Spider, on your way over here,
bring me a Cutty and water.Copy !req
980. - Did you guys eat?
- I'm starving.Copy !req
981. - I'll play these.
- You'll play those?Copy !req
982. Do I stutter? I play those.Copy !req
983. What am I? A mirage?Copy !req
984. Where's my fucking drink?
I asked you for a drink.Copy !req
985. - You wanted a drink?
- I asked you for one.Copy !req
986. I thought you said, "I'm all right, Spider."Copy !req
987. Am I on a pay-no-mind list?Copy !req
988. No, I heard someone say "Spider, Spider."Copy !req
989. - I thought it was Henry.
- You're a mumbling, stuttering little fuck.Copy !req
990. I thought you said, "I'm all right, Spider."Copy !req
991. You ain't all right.Copy !req
992. No, I thought you said you were all right.Copy !req
993. I am all right! You ain't, you prick.Copy !req
994. You've been doing this all fucking night
to me, you motherfucker!Copy !req
995. He wants a drink now? I'll bring it.Copy !req
996. Go get me a fucking drink!
Move it, you little prick.Copy !req
997. You walk like fucking Stepin Fetchit.Copy !req
998. For everybody else you run.Copy !req
999. Run for me, you prick!
Dance, dance the fucking drink back here!Copy !req
1000. What's that movie that Bogart made?Copy !req
1001. - Where he played a cowboy.
- The Oklahoma Kid.Copy !req
1002. - Shane?
- Oklahoma Kid, that's me!Copy !req
1003. You fucking varmint. Dance!Copy !req
1004. Yahoo, you motherfucker!Copy !req
1005. Round up those fucking wagons.Copy !req
1006. Now he's moving.Copy !req
1007. - Henry, what happened?
- You shot him in the foot, Tommy.Copy !req
1008. He's fucking fine. So he got shot
in the foot. What is it? A big fucking deal?Copy !req
1009. - Get a towel.
- Nice fucking game.Copy !req
1010. Take him to Ben Casey, the little prick.
Let him crawl like he crawls for the drinks.Copy !req
1011. Take him to the doctor down the street.Copy !req
1012. Bones are all shattered.Copy !req
1013. Don't get me upset, now.Copy !req
1014. Don't make a big fucking thing out of it,
Spider, you little prick.Copy !req
1015. You trying to make me think
what the fuck I did here.Copy !req
1016. It was an accident.Copy !req
1017. - Little fucking actor.
- I got a great hand here.Copy !req
1018. - You in or out?
- Yeah, I'm in.Copy !req
1019. - $800.
- $800?Copy !req
1020. You haven't been home in two weeks.
You're not going out tonight!Copy !req
1021. Karen, will you grow up! Stop!
I'm still gonna go out!Copy !req
1022. Not without your car keys, you're not.Copy !req
1023. Are you nuts? What's your problem?Copy !req
1024. Yes, I'm nuts. Something's going on.Copy !req
1025. - Stop with that. Enough! Stop with that.
- No!Copy !req
1026. I'm telling you, I look in your face
and I know that you're lying!Copy !req
1027. - Get out! Get out!
- Shut up.Copy !req
1028. Get out of my life!Copy !req
1029. You're fucked in the head, Karen.
This is all in your mind.Copy !req
1030. - You're a lousy bastard!
- You got a problem.Copy !req
1031. Go ahead, go to your ready-made whores.
That's all you're good for!Copy !req
1032. Get out of my life! I can't stand you!Copy !req
1033. Spider, what's your rush?Copy !req
1034. - Here you go.
- Thank you, Spider.Copy !req
1035. Spider, that fucking bandage on your foot
is bigger than your fucking head.Copy !req
1036. Next thing you know, he's gonna be
coming in one of these fucking walkers.Copy !req
1037. Even though you got that, you can dance?Copy !req
1038. Give us a couple of fucking steps, Spider.
You fucking bullshitter, you.Copy !req
1039. Tell the truth.
You're looking for sympathy?Copy !req
1040. Why don't you go fuck yourself, Tommy?Copy !req
1041. I didn't fucking hear right.
Can't believe what I heard.Copy !req
1042. Spider, here. This is for you. Attaboy.Copy !req
1043. I got respect for this kid.
He's got a lot of fucking balls.Copy !req
1044. Good for you.
Don't take no shit off nobody.Copy !req
1045. He shoots him in the foot,
he tells him to go fuck himself.Copy !req
1046. Are you gonna let this fucking punk
get away with that?Copy !req
1047. What's the matter?
What's the world coming to?Copy !req
1048. That's what the fucking world
is coming to. How do you like that?Copy !req
1049. - How's that, all right?
- What's the fucking matter with you?Copy !req
1050. What are you, stupid or what?Copy !req
1051. Tommy, I'm kidding with you.
Are you a fucking sick maniac?Copy !req
1052. How do I know if you're kidding?
You're breaking my fucking balls?Copy !req
1053. I'm fucking kidding with you,
you fucking shoot the guy?Copy !req
1054. He's dead.Copy !req
1055. Good shot. I'm a lucky man. Good shot.Copy !req
1056. You can't miss at this distance.Copy !req
1057. You got a problem
with what I did, Anthony?Copy !req
1058. No.Copy !req
1059. Fucking rat. His whole family's all rats.
He would've grown up to be a rat.Copy !req
1060. Stupid bastard! I can't fucking believe you.Copy !req
1061. Now you're going to dig the hole.
I got no fucking lime.Copy !req
1062. I'll dig the hole. I don't give a fuck.
Is it the first hole I dug?Copy !req
1063. I'll dig the fucking hole.
Where are the shovels?Copy !req
1064. - Hello.
- Hello?Copy !req
1065. This is Karen Hill. I wanna talk to you.Copy !req
1066. Hello? Don't hang up on me!Copy !req
1067. I want to talk to you!Copy !req
1068. You keep away from my husband,
you hear me?Copy !req
1069. Hello? Open the door!Copy !req
1070. Answer me!Copy !req
1071. I'm gonna tell everyone
who walks in this building...Copy !req
1072. that in 2R, Rossi,
you are nothing but a whore!Copy !req
1073. Is this the superintendent?Copy !req
1074. Yes, I want you to know, sir,
that you have a whore...Copy !req
1075. living in 2R!Copy !req
1076. Rossi, Janice Rossi. Do you hear me?Copy !req
1077. He's my husband!Copy !req
1078. Get your own goddamn man!Copy !req
1079. Wake up, Henry.Copy !req
1080. What are you doing?Copy !req
1081. - Karen, are you crazy?
- I am crazy.Copy !req
1082. I'm crazy enough to kill both of you.Copy !req
1083. Karen, take it easy.Copy !req
1084. - Okay?
- Do you love her?Copy !req
1085. Do you?Copy !req
1086. - Do you?
- Karen...Copy !req
1087. I love you. You know I love you.Copy !req
1088. You don't.Copy !req
1089. No, you don't.Copy !req
1090. Please, be careful. Baby, don't.Copy !req
1091. But still I couldn't hurt him.
How could I hurt him?Copy !req
1092. I couldn't even bring myself to leave him.Copy !req
1093. The truth was...Copy !req
1094. that no matter how bad I felt...Copy !req
1095. I was still very attracted to him.Copy !req
1096. Why should I give him to someone else?Copy !req
1097. Why should she win?Copy !req
1098. Just put it down.Copy !req
1099. You know I love you, don't you?Copy !req
1100. You're all I want, Karen.Copy !req
1101. Please put the gun down, Karen.Copy !req
1102. Baby, come on.Copy !req
1103. What are you, fucking crazy, Karen?Copy !req
1104. I got enough to worry about
getting whacked on the street!Copy !req
1105. I got to fucking come home for this?Copy !req
1106. I should fucking kill you!Copy !req
1107. How does it feel?Copy !req
1108. How does it feel, Karen?Copy !req
1109. I'm sorry!Copy !req
1110. Hi, Jimmy! How are you?Copy !req
1111. - Looking good.
- Thank you. Good to see you.Copy !req
1112. - Hi, Paulie!
- Hi, honey. How are you?Copy !req
1113. Good.Copy !req
1114. - Why don't you go get cigarettes, okay?
- Sure.Copy !req
1115. - Any of you need anything?
- I'm all right.Copy !req
1116. - Want anything to drink? A beer?
- No.Copy !req
1117. - Chinese food?
- No, come on, sit down.Copy !req
1118. Karen came to the house.Copy !req
1119. She's very upset.Copy !req
1120. This is no good.
You gotta straighten this thing out.Copy !req
1121. We got to have calm now. We don't know
what the hell she's gonna do.Copy !req
1122. She's getting all hysterical.
She gets very excited.Copy !req
1123. She's wild. And you got to take it easy.
You got children.Copy !req
1124. I'm not saying you gotta go back to her
this minute, but you gotta go back.Copy !req
1125. It's the only way.
You gotta keep up appearances.Copy !req
1126. The two of them come over every day,
commiserating.Copy !req
1127. I can't have it.Copy !req
1128. I can't do it, Henry.Copy !req
1129. Nobody says that you can't do
what you wanna do.Copy !req
1130. We all know that. I mean, this is what it is.Copy !req
1131. We know what it is.
You have to do the right thing.Copy !req
1132. You have to go home to the family,
you understand?Copy !req
1133. You got to go home, okay? Look at me.Copy !req
1134. You gotta go home. Smarten up.Copy !req
1135. - All right?
- All right.Copy !req
1136. I'm gonna talk to Karen.Copy !req
1137. I'll straighten this out.
I know just what to say to her.Copy !req
1138. I'm gonna tell her you'll go back to her...Copy !req
1139. and it'll be just the way
it was when you were first married...Copy !req
1140. your romance, it's gonna be beautiful.Copy !req
1141. I know how to talk to her,
especially to her.Copy !req
1142. Jimmy and Tommy are going down
to Tampa this weekend...Copy !req
1143. to pick up something for me.Copy !req
1144. Instead, you go with Jimmy.Copy !req
1145. You come with me, we'll go down.Copy !req
1146. Have a good time.
Take some time for yourself. Relax.Copy !req
1147. Sit in the sun. Take a couple days off.Copy !req
1148. - We'll have a good time.
- Enjoy yourselves.Copy !req
1149. And when you come back,
you go back to Karen.Copy !req
1150. Please, there's no other way.Copy !req
1151. You're not gonna get a divorce.
We're not animali.Copy !req
1152. No divorce. She'll never divorce him.Copy !req
1153. She'll kill him, but she won't divorce him.Copy !req
1154. You gonna pay us?Copy !req
1155. - You gonna pay?
- Give us the fucking money!Copy !req
1156. I can't, I swear.Copy !req
1157. Let's go.Copy !req
1158. - We'll throw the bastard to the lions.
- No!Copy !req
1159. What fucking lions?
I ain't going near any lions, Jimmy!Copy !req
1160. - Let's throw him over the moat.
- All right.Copy !req
1161. I'll get the money!Copy !req
1162. They must really feed each other
to the lions down there...Copy !req
1163. because the guy gave the money right up.Copy !req
1164. I swear to Christ, I'll get the money.Copy !req
1165. We got to spend the rest of the weekend
at the track.Copy !req
1166. Yeah. They mean business.Copy !req
1167. Then, I couldn't believe what happened.Copy !req
1168. When we got home,
we were all over the newspaper.Copy !req
1169. At first, I didn't even know
why we got picked up.Copy !req
1170. Then I found out
that the guy we roughed up...Copy !req
1171. turned out to have a sister
working as a typist for the FBI.Copy !req
1172. Who could believe it?
Of all the fucking people.Copy !req
1173. She gave up everybody:
Jimmy, me, even her brother.Copy !req
1174. It took the jury six hours
to bring us in guilty.Copy !req
1175. The judge gave Jimmy and me 10 years
like he was giving away candy.Copy !req
1176. ten years in a federal penitentiary.Copy !req
1177. You will now be turned over
to the U.S. Attorney General's office.Copy !req
1178. Toast, guys.Copy !req
1179. Good trip, good life, get out soon.Copy !req
1180. Good trip, sweetheart.Copy !req
1181. We'll watch the home front.Copy !req
1182. Say hello to those blow-job hacks.Copy !req
1183. Yeah, motherfuck them
every chance you get.Copy !req
1184. I'll call you when I get a chance.Copy !req
1185. Now take me to jail.Copy !req
1186. In prison, dinner was always a big thing.Copy !req
1187. We had a pasta course,
and then we had a meat or a fish.Copy !req
1188. Paulie did the prep work.
He was doing a year for contempt...Copy !req
1189. and had this wonderful system
for doing the garlic.Copy !req
1190. He used a razor,
and he used to slice it so thin...Copy !req
1191. that it used to liquefy in the pan
with just a little oil.Copy !req
1192. It was a very good system.Copy !req
1193. Vinnie was in charge of the tomato sauce.Copy !req
1194. Get the smell?Copy !req
1195. Three kinds of meat in the meatballs:Copy !req
1196. Veal, beef, and pork.Copy !req
1197. Good, but you gotta have the pork.Copy !req
1198. That's the flavor.Copy !req
1199. I felt he used too many onions,
but it was still a very good sauce.Copy !req
1200. Vinnie, don't put too many onions
in the sauce.Copy !req
1201. I didn't put too much onions in, Paul.Copy !req
1202. Put three small onions, that's all I did.Copy !req
1203. Three onions? How many cans
of tomatoes you put in there?Copy !req
1204. - I put two big cans.
- You don't need three onions.Copy !req
1205. Johnny Dio did the meat.Copy !req
1206. We had no broiler,
so Johnny did everything in pans.Copy !req
1207. It used to smell up the joint
something awful...Copy !req
1208. and the hacks used to die,
but he still cooked a great steak.Copy !req
1209. - How do you like yours?
- Medium rare.Copy !req
1210. Medium rare. An aristocrat.Copy !req
1211. You know, when you think of prison
you get pictures in your mind...Copy !req
1212. of all those old movies
with rows of guys behind bars.Copy !req
1213. It wasn't like that for wiseguys.Copy !req
1214. It really wasn't that bad,
excepting that I missed Jimmy...Copy !req
1215. who was doing his time in Atlanta.Copy !req
1216. Give me two steaks
while you're in there, all right?Copy !req
1217. Everyone else in the joint was doing
real time, mixed together, living like pigs.Copy !req
1218. But we lived alone. We owned the joint.Copy !req
1219. We batted them sons of bitches.
You couldn't recognize them.Copy !req
1220. Good, they deserved it.Copy !req
1221. Even the hacks we couldn't bribe
would never rat on the guys we did.Copy !req
1222. had respect. People loved one another.Copy !req
1223. They left their doors open.Copy !req
1224. Sorry it took so long.Copy !req
1225. The skinny guard's getting to be
a real pain in the ass.Copy !req
1226. - We're gonna have to do something.
- I took care of him.Copy !req
1227. What'd you bring?Copy !req
1228. - Bread.
- Good.Copy !req
1229. - Fresh.
- Vinnie, I got your peppers and onions.Copy !req
1230. Salami, prosciutto, a lot of cheese.Copy !req
1231. Come on, what else?Copy !req
1232. - Scotch.
- Nice.Copy !req
1233. - Some red wine.
- Okay.Copy !req
1234. - Now we can eat.
- I got some white, too.Copy !req
1235. Give me the white, too. Beautiful.Copy !req
1236. Okay, boys, let's eat.
Come on, it's ready, Vinnie.Copy !req
1237. Some more bread.Copy !req
1238. Tomorrow we eat sandwiches.
You got to go on a diet, Vinnie.Copy !req
1239. - You must be kidding.
- Believe me.Copy !req
1240. What are you doing?Copy !req
1241. I'll take that.Copy !req
1242. - All right, I'll catch you guys later.
- Yeah.Copy !req
1243. You going for a walk in the park?Copy !req
1244. - Okay, I'll catch you next week. Thanks.
- Okay.Copy !req
1245. - Is there any more?
- No, that's it. Have a good weekend.Copy !req
1246. - Thanks.
- You too, Henry.Copy !req
1247. Mrs. Hill, come here.Copy !req
1248. Come on.Copy !req
1249. You girls stay right here.Copy !req
1250. - I want you to hold hands.
- Okay, go right up to the front.Copy !req
1251. - Let's go.
- How you doing?Copy !req
1252. - Good, how are you?
- Very well, thank you.Copy !req
1253. - What you talking about?
- I saw her name in the register.Copy !req
1254. - Jesus Christ.
- You want her to visit you?Copy !req
1255. Let her stay up all night crying
and writing letters to the parole board.Copy !req
1256. What am I doing here?
Where am I? I'm in jail.Copy !req
1257. I can't stop people from coming to see me.Copy !req
1258. Good, let her sneak this stuff in
for you every week.Copy !req
1259. - Let her fight these bastards every week!
- Look what you're doing! Stop it!Copy !req
1260. I'm sorry.Copy !req
1261. Let her sneak this shit in for you.Copy !req
1262. Will you stop it, Karen?Copy !req
1263. - Let her do it!
- Stop it!Copy !req
1264. Nobody's helping me. I'm all alone.Copy !req
1265. Belle and Morrie are broke.Copy !req
1266. I asked your friend Remo
for the money that he owes you.Copy !req
1267. You know what he told me?Copy !req
1268. He told me to take my kids down
to the police station and get on welfare.Copy !req
1269. It's gonna be okay.Copy !req
1270. Even Paulie, since he got out, I've never
seen him. I never see anybody anymore.Copy !req
1271. It's only you and me.
That's what happens when you go away.Copy !req
1272. I told you that we're on our own.
Forget everybody else. Forget Paulie.Copy !req
1273. As long as he's on parole,
he doesn't want anybody doing anything.Copy !req
1274. - I can't do it.
- Yes, you can. Listen to me.Copy !req
1275. All I need for you
is to keep bringing me the stuff.Copy !req
1276. I got a guy in here from Pittsburgh
who'll help me move it.Copy !req
1277. In a month we're gonna be fine.Copy !req
1278. - We won't need anybody.
- I'm afraid.Copy !req
1279. I'm afraid if Paulie finds out...Copy !req
1280. Don't worry about him.Copy !req
1281. He is not helping us out.
Is he putting any food on the table?Copy !req
1282. We've gotta help each other.Copy !req
1283. We've just gotta be really careful
while we do it.Copy !req
1284. I don't want to hear a word
about her anymore.Copy !req
1285. Never.Copy !req
1286. Daddy!Copy !req
1287. - We missed you.
- Are you here to stay?Copy !req
1288. Did you see our pictures?
I did the one with the house and rainbow.Copy !req
1289. I did the sun.Copy !req
1290. My chorus concert is in two weeks.
Are you coming?Copy !req
1291. Do you like the house?Copy !req
1292. Karen, get packed.
We're moving out of here.Copy !req
1293. With what?Copy !req
1294. Don't worry with what.
Just start looking for a new house.Copy !req
1295. I got to go to Pittsburgh in the morning.
Those guys there owe me $15,000.Copy !req
1296. We'll be all right. I got things lined up.Copy !req
1297. Pittsburgh? You have to go see
your parole officer tomorrow.Copy !req
1298. Don't worry about it.
Everything's gonna be fine.Copy !req
1299. - Who wants to go to Uncle Paulie's?
- Me!Copy !req
1300. What do you want?Copy !req
1301. Sweetheart, let Mommy eat.Copy !req
1302. You look good.
Did you eat this good in the joint?Copy !req
1303. I don't want any more of that shit.Copy !req
1304. What shit?Copy !req
1305. - Just stay away from the garbage.
- Look, Paulie...Copy !req
1306. I'm not talking about what you did inside.
You did what you had to do.Copy !req
1307. I'm talking about now. From now.
Here and now.Copy !req
1308. - Why would I get into that?
- Don't make a jerk out of me.Copy !req
1309. Just don't do it.Copy !req
1310. I want to talk to you about Jimmy.
You gotta watch out for him.Copy !req
1311. He's a good earner, but he's wild,
takes too many chances.Copy !req
1312. I know Jimmy. You think
I would take chances like him?Copy !req
1313. Tommy's a good kid, but he's crazy.Copy !req
1314. He's a cowboy.
He's got too much to prove.Copy !req
1315. You gotta watch out for kids like this.Copy !req
1316. I know what they are.
I only use them for certain things.Copy !req
1317. I ain't gonna get fucked like Gribbs,
you understand?Copy !req
1318. Gribbs is 70 years old. The fucking guy's
gonna die in prison. I don't need that.Copy !req
1319. So I'm warning everybody. Everybody.
Could be my son, could be anybody.Copy !req
1320. Gribbs got 20 years just
for saying hello to some fuck...Copy !req
1321. who was sneaking behind his back,
selling junk.Copy !req
1322. I don't need that.
That won't happen to me, understand?Copy !req
1323. You know you're out early
because I got you a job.Copy !req
1324. I don't need this heat,
you understand that?Copy !req
1325. You see anybody fucking around
with this shit you're gonna tell me, right?Copy !req
1326. That means anybody.Copy !req
1327. - All right.
- Yeah?Copy !req
1328. Yeah. Of course.Copy !req
1329. Took me about a week of sneaking around
before I could unload the Pittsburgh stuff.Copy !req
1330. But when I did, it was a real score.Copy !req
1331. I started using Sandy's place
to mix the stuff.Copy !req
1332. And even with Sandy snorting
more than she mixed...Copy !req
1333. I could see that
this was a really good business.Copy !req
1334. I made $12,000 in my second week.Copy !req
1335. I had a down payment on my house
and things were really rolling.Copy !req
1336. All I had to do was every once in a while
tell Sandy that I loved her.Copy !req
1337. But it was perfect, I'm telling you.Copy !req
1338. As long as I kept getting
the stuff from Pittsburgh...Copy !req
1339. I knew Paulie would never find out.Copy !req
1340. Within a couple of weeks,
it got so big I needed some help.Copy !req
1341. So I got Jimmy and Tommy
to come in with me.Copy !req
1342. It's fucking great.Copy !req
1343. Mr. Conway.Copy !req
1344. - Bring your pay slips?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1345. Four and a half months of dirt.Copy !req
1346. - It's so good.
- I did it.Copy !req
1347. - Do you love it?
- It's wonderful.Copy !req
1348. And this we just had to have made special.
Go ahead, sit in it, Belle.Copy !req
1349. The others you couldn't even sit in.Copy !req
1350. Okay, you ready?Copy !req
1351. Watch the wall with the rock.Copy !req
1352. The electricians did it special. Come on.Copy !req
1353. Come on. All right.Copy !req
1354. This was imported. It came in two pieces.
Do you believe what they can do?Copy !req
1355. It's nice, huh?Copy !req
1356. Henry, come over here.
Did you and Jimmy talk?Copy !req
1357. I talked to him,
and he's looking into everything.Copy !req
1358. This'll make the Air France haul
look like goddamn peanuts.Copy !req
1359. - Come on.
- He's gonna do it, right?Copy !req
1360. I told you. He'll check everything out.Copy !req
1361. He's looking into it.
We'll see what happens. No promises.Copy !req
1362. I know. Do you understand?
There's millions in there. And I've been...Copy !req
1363. bleeding for this caper, been cultivating
this son of a bitch for two years.Copy !req
1364. He owes me $20,000. Once in a lifetime.
I could retire.Copy !req
1365. No more nut every week.
No more bullshit. My dream comes true.Copy !req
1366. Morrie, let's get a drink.Copy !req
1367. These are the guys that Jimmy
put together for what turned out to be...Copy !req
1368. the biggest heist in American history:
The Lufthansa heist.Copy !req
1369. Tommy and Carbone were gonna grab
the outside guard...Copy !req
1370. and make him get us in the front door.Copy !req
1371. Frenchy and Joe Buddha
had to round up the workers.Copy !req
1372. Johnny Roastbeef had to keep them
all tied up and away from the alarms.Copy !req
1373. Even Stacks Edwards got in on it.Copy !req
1374. He used to hang around the lounge
and play guitar. Everybody loved Stacks.Copy !req
1375. What he was supposed to do
was steal the panel truck...Copy !req
1376. and afterwards compact it
by a friend of ours out in Jersey.Copy !req
1377. Only Morrie was driving us nuts.Copy !req
1378. Morrie, have a drink and shut up.Copy !req
1379. Just because he set this up,
he felt he could bust Jimmy's balls...Copy !req
1380. for an advance on the money
we were going to steal.Copy !req
1381. He didn't mean anything by it.
That's just the way he was.Copy !req
1382. I had everybody working for me.
Even our old baby-sitter, Lois Byrd.Copy !req
1383. Did you have a good flight?Copy !req
1384. I hate Pittsburgh.
Where did you find such creeps?Copy !req
1385. Come on, they're not that bad.Copy !req
1386. And it's worth it, isn't it?Copy !req
1387. Is this the same baby you used last week?Copy !req
1388. No, that one was my sister's.
This is Deirdra's.Copy !req
1389. Big yawn.Copy !req
1390. She looks just like you.Copy !req
1391. That's what the stewardess said.Copy !req
1392. Take it easy, Sandy.Copy !req
1393. Come on, give me a break.
You got enough here to go around.Copy !req
1394. You got all day. Just make it last,
all right? Take it easy.Copy !req
1395. - I got to go.
- Where are you going?Copy !req
1396. Don't start. You know I gotta go
do this thing. Fuck, where are my keys?Copy !req
1397. Over there.Copy !req
1398. It's a mess. It's like a pig pen.Copy !req
1399. What do you think
I got you the dishwasher for?Copy !req
1400. I hate doing the dishes. Fucks up my nails.Copy !req
1401. How could you hate it?
You got to be smart.Copy !req
1402. Look at all this powder around here.
That could put us away forever.Copy !req
1403. - Loosen up.
- What are you doing?Copy !req
1404. - You know, I gotta...
- You don't have to go anywhere.Copy !req
1405. Make them wait.Copy !req
1406. Nobody knows for sure just how much
was taken in the daring pre-dawn raid...Copy !req
1407. at the Lufthansa cargo terminal
at Kennedy Airport.Copy !req
1408. The FBI says $2 million,
Port Authority Police say $4 million...Copy !req
1409. Jimmy!Copy !req
1410. Those sons of bitches!Copy !req
1411. from the scene of the heist at JFK.Copy !req
1412. It looks like a big one. Maybe the biggest
this town has ever seen.Copy !req
1413. Come here, you! Come here!Copy !req
1414. Look at this genius. This genius!Copy !req
1415. Merry Christmas.Copy !req
1416. - Hello, who's this?
- That's my wife.Copy !req
1417. Come here.
I want to show you something, Jimmy.Copy !req
1418. Isn't she gorgeous?Copy !req
1419. I bought it for my wife.
It's a coupe. I love that car.Copy !req
1420. What did I tell you?
I talked to you before, didn't I?Copy !req
1421. Didn't I say what was going on?Copy !req
1422. Didn't I say not to go buy anything
for a while?Copy !req
1423. - The fucking car?
- It's a wedding gift from my mother.Copy !req
1424. It's under her name. I just got married.Copy !req
1425. - I love that car.
- Excuse me, darling, for just a second.Copy !req
1426. - I just got married.
- Are you nuts?Copy !req
1427. - What are you getting excited for?
- Are you stupid?Copy !req
1428. We got a million bulls out there.
Everybody's watching us.Copy !req
1429. And you get a fucking car. I'm excited?Copy !req
1430. It's under my mother's name.
It's a wedding gift.Copy !req
1431. I don't give a fuck. Are you stupid?Copy !req
1432. Didn't you hear what I said?
Don't buy anything.Copy !req
1433. Don't get anything. Nothing big.
What's the matter with you?Copy !req
1434. What are you getting excited for?Copy !req
1435. Because you're going to get us all
fucking pinched. What are you, stupid?Copy !req
1436. - What's the matter with you?
- I apologize.Copy !req
1437. - I'm sorry.
- What the fuck is the matter with you?Copy !req
1438. I'm sorry.Copy !req
1439. I'm sorry, Jimmy.
It's under my mother's name.Copy !req
1440. What'd you say? You being
a fucking wise guy with me?Copy !req
1441. - I'm sorry. I apologize.
- What did I tell you?Copy !req
1442. What did I tell you?
You don't buy anything, you hear me?Copy !req
1443. Don't buy anything!Copy !req
1444. I'm sorry, Jimmy.Copy !req
1445. The fat fuck, he ought to wear a sign.Copy !req
1446. I can't believe this.
Are you stupid or what?Copy !req
1447. Excuse me.Copy !req
1448. - What's the matter?
- Take it off.Copy !req
1449. - Why? What's the matter?
- Take it off!Copy !req
1450. Didn't I tell you not to get anything big
and not to attract attention?Copy !req
1451. In two days, one guy gets a Caddy
and one gets a $20,000 mink.Copy !req
1452. - Bring it fucking back.
- I'll bring it back.Copy !req
1453. I don't care what you do.
Bring it where you got it before.Copy !req
1454. - Get it out of here!
- All right. Let's go, honey.Copy !req
1455. Shut the fuck up and let's go.Copy !req
1456. This drink here is better than sex, babe.Copy !req
1457. I'm gonna go see Stacks. Don't you look
at anybody or I'll fucking kill you.Copy !req
1458. He's so jealous. If I even look
at anyone else, he'll kill me.Copy !req
1459. That's great.Copy !req
1460. Tell them all to relax.
Don't attract attention.Copy !req
1461. I've been looking all over for you.Copy !req
1462. How are you? Merry Christmas.Copy !req
1463. Listen, I need the money.Copy !req
1464. - Morrie, relax, okay? It's Christmas.
- Jimmy, I need the money.Copy !req
1465. I'm relaxing. I need the money.Copy !req
1466. - I did what I had to do. I need the money.
- Not tonight, Morrie.Copy !req
1467. Listen, I did my caper. He owes me.
Everybody's flashing their stuff.Copy !req
1468. Evidently, they got their money.
I'm wearing the same shit.Copy !req
1469. - Just not tonight.
- They're wearing it. I gotta talk to him.Copy !req
1470. I got $500,000 coming to me.Copy !req
1471. The biggest fucking bundle
he ever made in his life.Copy !req
1472. Morrie, I'll go talk to him.
Go have a drink, all right?Copy !req
1473. - I'll talk to him.
- It's poison in my eyes.Copy !req
1474. - Morris, baby, are you all right?
- No, I'm not.Copy !req
1475. Christmas. Your share. Just a little taste.Copy !req
1476. We did it!Copy !req
1477. - Jimmy.
- Yeah.Copy !req
1478. - Yeah, who is it?
- It's me.Copy !req
1479. Pete? One second.Copy !req
1480. Don't do what Frankie and Johnny did.
Don't be a moron with the money.Copy !req
1481. - Do what's right, you understand?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1482. Karen, Judy, Ruth, come here!Copy !req
1483. I got the most expensive tree they had.Copy !req
1484. - What do you think, Mommy?
- I love them all.Copy !req
1485. I love the gold outfit.Copy !req
1486. - Merry Christmas.
- Thank you.Copy !req
1487. - What?
- Merry Christmas.Copy !req
1488. And?Copy !req
1489. Happy Hanukkah.Copy !req
1490. - Very funny.
- Go get yourself something nice, okay?Copy !req
1491. Lufthansa should have been
our ultimate score. The heist of a lifetime.Copy !req
1492. $6 million in cash.
More than enough to go around.Copy !req
1493. Yo, Stacks!Copy !req
1494. Open up! What's up? What're you doing?Copy !req
1495. What's with you? He ain't ready.
I knew you wouldn't be ready.Copy !req
1496. - You didn't bring any coffee?
- What do I look like, a fucking caterer?Copy !req
1497. Frankie will make coffee.
Go ahead, Frankie, make coffee.Copy !req
1498. Thought you had
one of your bitches in here.Copy !req
1499. Yeah, I did. Where the fuck is she?Copy !req
1500. Always got these hot books around,
or a bitch, or something.Copy !req
1501. What time is it?Copy !req
1502. - It's 11:30. We had to be there by 9:00.
- I'll be ready in a minute.Copy !req
1503. You're always fucking late.
You'd be late for your own fucking funeral.Copy !req
1504. What the fuck you looking at?
Make that coffee to go. Let's go.Copy !req
1505. What the fuck you doing? It's a joke.Copy !req
1506. Put the fucking pot down.
You gonna take the coffee?Copy !req
1507. Stacks was always crazy.Copy !req
1508. Instead of getting rid of the truck
as he was supposed to, he got stoned...Copy !req
1509. went to his girlfriend's, and by the time
he woke up, the cops had found the truck.Copy !req
1510. It was all over the television.Copy !req
1511. They even said they came up
with prints off the wheel.Copy !req
1512. It was just a matter of time
before they got to Stacks.Copy !req
1513. I gotta talk to you.Copy !req
1514. - Have a drink.
- Have a drink. Come on.Copy !req
1515. Have a drink. What you doing?
It's an occasion. Have a drink.Copy !req
1516. I still gotta talk to you.Copy !req
1517. What?Copy !req
1518. - What happened with Stacks?
- Don't worry about that.Copy !req
1519. - There's feds all over the place.
- So what? Where are they gonna go?Copy !req
1520. - It's in the papers.
- He's worried.Copy !req
1521. What are you worried about?Copy !req
1522. The television and the newspapers.
All the shit's out there.Copy !req
1523. - What are you worried about?
- You worry too much.Copy !req
1524. Everything is beautiful.
There's nothing to worry about.Copy !req
1525. - Didn't you tell him?
- I didn't tell him yet.Copy !req
1526. - What?
- Guess what?Copy !req
1527. They're gonna make him.Copy !req
1528. Paulie's going to make you?Copy !req
1529. Tommy.Copy !req
1530. They opened up the books.
Paulie got the okay.Copy !req
1531. You believe that?
This little guinea bastard.Copy !req
1532. He's gonna get made. We're gonna work
for this guy one day. He's gonna be a boss.Copy !req
1533. I can't believe it.Copy !req
1534. I'm really happy for you.
Great. Congratulations.Copy !req
1535. Motherfuckers, we got them now.Copy !req
1536. Jimmy, I've been looking all over for you.
Can I talk to you a second?Copy !req
1537. I mastermind the goddamn thing,
I'm left with dick.Copy !req
1538. They'd be up a creek if not for me.
Fuck him! I want my money.Copy !req
1539. I want my money! I've had it up to here!Copy !req
1540. That cheap cigarette hijacker.Copy !req
1541. - Fuck him! I want my money!
- Good. Go tell him.Copy !req
1542. You're gonna keep your mouth shut,
or what?Copy !req
1543. Morrie, you're gonna get your money.Copy !req
1544. You just got to stop busting balls.Copy !req
1545. All right? Look at me. You hear me?
Look at me, okay?Copy !req
1546. Everything's going to be fine.Copy !req
1547. Henry.Copy !req
1548. Sweetheart, half mick, half guinea?
I'll sing with an Italian accent.Copy !req
1549. I could see for the first time
that Jimmy was a nervous wreck.Copy !req
1550. His mind was going in
eight different directions at once.Copy !req
1551. Think Morrie tells his wife everything?Copy !req
1552. Morrie? Him?Copy !req
1553. That's when I knew
Jimmy was going to whack Morrie.Copy !req
1554. That's how it happens. That's how fast
it takes for a guy to get whacked.Copy !req
1555. He's a nut job. He talks to everybody.Copy !req
1556. Acts like a jerk in his commercials.
Nobody listens to what he says.Copy !req
1557. Nobody fucking cares what he says,
he talks so much.Copy !req
1558. Make sure you bring him here tonight.Copy !req
1559. - Okay?
- All right.Copy !req
1560. Start like this. Sorry.
Did I get you in the eye?Copy !req
1561. Stop breaking my balls, all right?Copy !req
1562. I was just stalling for time.Copy !req
1563. I knew I still had till 8:00 or 9:00
to talk Jimmy out of killing Morrie.Copy !req
1564. But meanwhile, as far as Jimmy knew,
I was going along with the program.Copy !req
1565. I pulled his hair out of his fucking head.
I bit him. He's out cold.Copy !req
1566. I'm enraged.
I wanted to kill this little fuck.Copy !req
1567. I walk away.
We start to go in the fucking joint.Copy !req
1568. I don't want to turn around.
Jimmy's going like this to me.Copy !req
1569. I don't want to fucking turn around.Copy !req
1570. I don't want to turn around. He picks up
his fucking head, he says...Copy !req
1571. I said, "Don't say it."Copy !req
1572. "Jerkoff!"Copy !req
1573. What are you going to do? What?
I fucking fly at him.Copy !req
1574. I got him and I'm banging his head,
banging his fucking face.Copy !req
1575. I'm pulling his hair out of his head.Copy !req
1576. I beat him to a pulp. To a pulp I beat him.Copy !req
1577. He's laying there full of fucking blood.
I'm out of breath.Copy !req
1578. Forget about tonight. Forget about it.Copy !req
1579. It was a load off my mind.Copy !req
1580. Poor bastard.Copy !req
1581. He never knew how close he'd come
to getting killed.Copy !req
1582. Even if I told him,
he would have never believed me.Copy !req
1583. - Jimmy, could I talk to you now?
- You're a pisser. A real pisser.Copy !req
1584. Want to talk now? Okay, let's talk.
Let's get it over with.Copy !req
1585. I've never met a ball buster like you,
my whole life.Copy !req
1586. Who loves you more than I do?Copy !req
1587. - I'd do anything for you.
- Except to stop busting my balls.Copy !req
1588. - Let's go have coffee.
- Want to go to the diner?Copy !req
1589. We'll go to the diner on the boulevard.Copy !req
1590. - Which diner?
- Rockaway Boulevard. It's open 24 hours.Copy !req
1591. - They got Danishes?
- They got everything.Copy !req
1592. Let's pick up some Danishes for Belle.Copy !req
1593. Hear about the points we were shaving
up in Boston? It's terrific. Nunzio...Copy !req
1594. I thought he'd never shut up.Copy !req
1595. What a pain in the ass.Copy !req
1596. - What'll we do with him?
- Chop him up and get rid of the car.Copy !req
1597. Call me when you're through.Copy !req
1598. - Frank, let's chop him up.
- All right.Copy !req
1599. Where you going,
you dizzy motherfucker, you?Copy !req
1600. You said chop him up.Copy !req
1601. At Charlie's, not here!
Where are you gonna chop him here?Copy !req
1602. Come on, what are you doing?
Get out of here.Copy !req
1603. I got a better shot letting him drive.Copy !req
1604. The car's cold.Copy !req
1605. Get the fuck out of here!
What, warm it up? Get out of here!Copy !req
1606. - Who is it?
- It's Belle. Open up.Copy !req
1607. It's Belle. Let me in.Copy !req
1608. Morris didn't come home. He's missing.
I know something's happened.Copy !req
1609. Calm down.Copy !req
1610. He's missing! I know something happened.Copy !req
1611. He's probably drunk
and fell asleep somewhere.Copy !req
1612. In 27 years, he's never been away all night
without calling.Copy !req
1613. I know something's happened.
I know you know.Copy !req
1614. Let me get changed.
I'll take you home, then look for him.Copy !req
1615. - I've been home! I've been on the phone...
- He's playing cards.Copy !req
1616. - What'll I tell Belle?
- Who gives a fuck?Copy !req
1617. Tell her he ran off with some broad.
What do you care?Copy !req
1618. - Watch this.
- Don't fuck with them.Copy !req
1619. I do it all the time. I'll bust their balls.Copy !req
1620. Don't give them the satisfaction,
the fucks.Copy !req
1621. Come on, fuckos. Let's go for a ride.Copy !req
1622. Keep them up all night.Copy !req
1623. I'll see you later.Copy !req
1624. Jimmy was cutting every link
between himself and the robbery...Copy !req
1625. but it had nothing to do with me.Copy !req
1626. I gave Jimmy the tip and he gave me
some Christmas money.Copy !req
1627. From then on, I kept my mouth shut.Copy !req
1628. I knew Jimmy. He had the cash. It was his.Copy !req
1629. He kicked some money upstairs to Paulie,
but that was it.Copy !req
1630. It made him sick to turn the money over
to the guys who stole it.Copy !req
1631. He'd rather whack them.
Anyway, what did I care?Copy !req
1632. I wasn't asking for anything.Copy !req
1633. And Jimmy was making nice money
through my Pittsburgh connections.Copy !req
1634. Still, months after the robbery
they were finding bodies all over.Copy !req
1635. When they found Carbone
in the meat truck...Copy !req
1636. he was frozen so stiff...Copy !req
1637. it took them two days
to thaw him out for the autopsy.Copy !req
1638. Still, I never saw Jimmy so happy.Copy !req
1639. He was like a kid. We had money
coming in through my Pittsburgh people...Copy !req
1640. and even after a while,
the Lufthansa thing began to calm down.Copy !req
1641. What made Jimmy so happy
that morning...Copy !req
1642. was that this was the day
that Tommy was being made.Copy !req
1643. Jimmy was so excited,
you'd think he was being made.Copy !req
1644. He must have made four calls
to Tommy's house.Copy !req
1645. They had a signal set up, so he'd know
the minute the ceremony was over.Copy !req
1646. - Ma, where are you?
- Here I am.Copy !req
1647. - You're home.
- Home? I'm leaving.Copy !req
1648. - You look lovely.
- I look good, huh?Copy !req
1649. You look wonderful. Be careful.
Congratulations.Copy !req
1650. I love you. Don't paint
any more religious pictures, please.Copy !req
1651. - God be with you.
- Bye, Ma.Copy !req
1652. We always called each other goodfellas.Copy !req
1653. You'd say to somebody:Copy !req
1654. "You'll like this guy. He's all right.
He's a goodfella, one of us. "Copy !req
1655. You understand?Copy !req
1656. We were goodfellas. Wiseguys.Copy !req
1657. But Jimmy and I could never be made
because we had Irish blood.Copy !req
1658. It didn't matter my mother was Sicilian.Copy !req
1659. To become a member of a crew,
you've got to be 100% Italian...Copy !req
1660. so they can trace your relatives
back to the old country.Copy !req
1661. It's the highest honor they can give you.Copy !req
1662. It means you belong
to a family and a crew.Copy !req
1663. It means nobody can fuck around
with you.Copy !req
1664. It also means you could
fuck around with anybody...Copy !req
1665. just as long as they aren't also a member.Copy !req
1666. It's like a license to steal.
A license to do anything.Copy !req
1667. How many years ago
since you were made?Copy !req
1668. - I'm an old-timer. 30 years ago.
- Thirty years?Copy !req
1669. Brings back a lot of memories.
Pike's Peak was a pimple then, wasn't it?Copy !req
1670. As far as Jimmy was concerned,
with Tommy being made...Copy !req
1671. it was like we were all being made.Copy !req
1672. We would now have
one of our own as a member.Copy !req
1673. - Who's this?
- This is Vinnie.Copy !req
1674. Vinnie. What happened?
Did we get straightened out?Copy !req
1675. No, we had a problem.
We tried to do everything we could.Copy !req
1676. What do you mean?Copy !req
1677. You know what I mean. He's gone,
and we couldn't do nothing about it.Copy !req
1678. - That's it.
- What do you mean?Copy !req
1679. He's gone.Copy !req
1680. That's it.Copy !req
1681. I knew it! I can't fucking believe it.Copy !req
1682. - What happened?
- They fucking whacked him.Copy !req
1683. Fuck.Copy !req
1684. Are you all right?Copy !req
1685. It was revenge for Billy Batts...Copy !req
1686. and a lot of other things.Copy !req
1687. And that's that.Copy !req
1688. There was nothing we could do about it.Copy !req
1689. Batts was a made man
and Tommy wasn't.Copy !req
1690. We had to sit still and take it.Copy !req
1691. It was among the Italians.
It was real greaseball shit.Copy !req
1692. They even shot Tommy in the face...Copy !req
1693. so his mother couldn't give him
an open coffin at the funeral.Copy !req
1694. I was gonna be busy all day.
I had to drop off some guns at Jimmy's...Copy !req
1695. to match some silencers he had.Copy !req
1696. I had to pick up my brother at the hospital
and drive him home.Copy !req
1697. I had to pick up
some new Pittsburgh stuff for Lois...Copy !req
1698. to fly down to some customers
I had near Atlanta.Copy !req
1699. Right away, I knew he didn't want them,
and I'd be stuck for the money.Copy !req
1700. I only bought them because
he wanted them, and now he didn't.Copy !req
1701. What good are these? None of them fit.
What's the matter with you?Copy !req
1702. I'm not paying for it.Copy !req
1703. I didn't say a thing. Jimmy was
so pissed off, he didn't even say goodbye.Copy !req
1704. Stop the drugs. They're making
your mind into mush!Copy !req
1705. - You hear me?
- I'll take them back.Copy !req
1706. My Pittsburgh guys always wanted guns.Copy !req
1707. Since I would see them in the afternoon
to pick up a delivery...Copy !req
1708. I was pretty sure I'd get my money back.Copy !req
1709. Oh, my God.Copy !req
1710. When I finally got to the hospital,
Michael's doctor wanted to put me in bed.Copy !req
1711. Jesus Christ, what happened to you?Copy !req
1712. I almost got into an accident
on the way here.Copy !req
1713. And I told him I was partying all night.Copy !req
1714. - I'm fine.
- Come on. Get over here.Copy !req
1715. - Doc, I'm fine.
- Let me check you out.Copy !req
1716. Come on.Copy !req
1717. He took mercy on me,
gave me 10 milligrams of Valium...Copy !req
1718. and sent me home.Copy !req
1719. My plan was to drop off my brother
at the house and pick up Karen.Copy !req
1720. There it is.
You see that helicopter right there?Copy !req
1721. Right in front of us, there.
I think it's been following me all morning.Copy !req
1722. - Get the fuck out. What are you, nuts?
- I'm telling you.Copy !req
1723. I don't know what's going on.Copy !req
1724. It's the third time I've seen it.
At the hospital I saw it.Copy !req
1725. I had to make some stops.
I've seen it every time.Copy !req
1726. I've been all over town
and I've seen it all day.Copy !req
1727. I was cooking dinner that night.Copy !req
1728. I had to start braising the beef
and veal shanks for the tomato sauce.Copy !req
1729. It was Michael's favorite.
I was making ziti with meat gravy...Copy !req
1730. and I'm planning to roast some peppers
over the flames...Copy !req
1731. put on some string beans with olive oil.
I had some beautiful cutlets...Copy !req
1732. that were cut just right...Copy !req
1733. that I was going to fry up as an appetizer.Copy !req
1734. So, I was home for about an hour.Copy !req
1735. My plan was to start the dinner early...Copy !req
1736. so Karen and I could unload the guns
Jimmy didn't want...Copy !req
1737. then get the package for Lois...Copy !req
1738. to take to Atlanta for her trip
later that night.Copy !req
1739. I kept looking out the window,
and I saw that the helicopter was gone.Copy !req
1740. Michael, keep an eye on the sauce.
Stay here with your Uncle Michael.Copy !req
1741. So I asked my brother to watch the sauce,
and Karen and I started out.Copy !req
1742. Oh, God. I see it.Copy !req
1743. - I see it. Look, it's right there.
- Damn!Copy !req
1744. - That's it.
- There it is.Copy !req
1745. We got to get to your mother's.Copy !req
1746. See, I told you.Copy !req
1747. It's funny.Copy !req
1748. - It's not the end of the world.
- We're going to your mother's.Copy !req
1749. Go inside, tell your mother not to touch
anything outside the house. Nothing.Copy !req
1750. We couldn't go to your mother's house?
You had to come here.Copy !req
1751. Let's go shopping.Copy !req
1752. I'm not nuts,
it's been following me all morning.Copy !req
1753. I'm telling you.Copy !req
1754. Fine. Fine. He thinks I'm paranoid!Copy !req
1755. I should bring him the helicopter,
then we'll see how paranoid I am.Copy !req
1756. Come on, let's go inside.Copy !req
1757. - Yeah, it's gone.
- I don't hear anything.Copy !req
1758. Let's go back to your mother's.Copy !req
1759. - They all right?
- Beautiful. They're great.Copy !req
1760. Didn't I tell you, you were paranoid?
Didn't I tell him?Copy !req
1761. Yeah. I need a hit.Copy !req
1762. Want to see helicopters?
Come on, I'll show you helicopters.Copy !req
1763. I've seen enough helicopters for one day,
thank you.Copy !req
1764. I had to get home and get the package
ready for Lois to take on her trip.Copy !req
1765. Also, I had to get to Sandy's to give
the package a whack with quinine.Copy !req
1766. Plus, I knew Sandy would get on my ass.Copy !req
1767. I had the cooking to finish,
and I had to get Lois ready for her trip.Copy !req
1768. - It's Sandy. What is this?
- She's a pain in the ass.Copy !req
1769. - When are you coming over?
- In an hour.Copy !req
1770. - You staying tonight, right?
- I can't. I got my brother tonight.Copy !req
1771. Come on, stop.
We'll talk about it later, okay? Goodbye.Copy !req
1772. - Hello?
- It's me. You ready?Copy !req
1773. Tell Michael not to let the sauce stick.
Keep stirring it.Copy !req
1774. - Henry says don't let the sauce stick.
- I'm stirring it.Copy !req
1775. - Listen, you know what to do?
- Yeah, yeah.Copy !req
1776. Don't "yeah, yeah" me, Lois.
This is important.Copy !req
1777. Make sure you leave the house
when you make the call.Copy !req
1778. Understand me?
Call from an outside line. I mean it.Copy !req
1779. Jesus, you must think I'm dumb. Why
are you bugging me? I know what to do.Copy !req
1780. You little hick, just make sure you do it.Copy !req
1781. You can be such a pain.Copy !req
1782. - Hey! Just do it!
- Okay.Copy !req
1783. Un-fucking-believable. All of them.
Every fucking girl in my life.Copy !req
1784. - What did he say?
- Nothing.Copy !req
1785. What does she do
after she hangs up with me?Copy !req
1786. After everything I told her?
After all her "yeah, yeah'bullshit?Copy !req
1787. She picks up the phone
and calls from the house.Copy !req
1788. If anybody was listening,
they'd know everything.Copy !req
1789. They'd know a package
was leaving my house...Copy !req
1790. and they'd even have the time and
flight number, thanks to her.Copy !req
1791. As soon as I got home, I started cooking.Copy !req
1792. I had a few hours until Lois' flight.Copy !req
1793. I told my brother to watch the stove.Copy !req
1794. All day long the guy's been watching
helicopters and tomato sauce.Copy !req
1795. I had to drive over to Sandy's,
mix the stuff, then get back to the gravy.Copy !req
1796. Do you think you can come over here,
fuck me, and leave?Copy !req
1797. - Come on.
- You got someplace better to go?Copy !req
1798. Don't talk like that. Come on.Copy !req
1799. - You all right?
- Yeah, sure.Copy !req
1800. You believe me?Copy !req
1801. Do you believe me?Copy !req
1802. Do you believe me?Copy !req
1803. - That the last one?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1804. You lying son of a bitch. I hate you!Copy !req
1805. Please stop feeding the dog
from the table...Copy !req
1806. from the plate on top of it. Stop it.Copy !req
1807. - I have to.
- You don't have to.Copy !req
1808. I got to go home.Copy !req
1809. What do you mean, you got to go home?Copy !req
1810. I've been carrying this all day.Copy !req
1811. We got to start taping it to your leg.
We got to go soon.Copy !req
1812. I got to go home and get my hat.Copy !req
1813. Forget your fucking hat.
Are you kidding me?Copy !req
1814. So I need a trip to Rockaway
because you want your hat?Copy !req
1815. I need it, I got to have it.
It's my lucky hat. I never fly without it.Copy !req
1816. Lois, do you understand
what we are involved in here?Copy !req
1817. I don't care. I need my hat.
I won't fly without it.Copy !req
1818. What could I do if she insisted
I drive her home for her goddamn hat?Copy !req
1819. I hid the package in the kitchen
and went to take her home.Copy !req
1820. A hat?Copy !req
1821. What the fuck is this?Copy !req
1822. Police! Freeze! Don't you move,
you motherfucker...Copy !req
1823. or I'll blow your brains out.
Shut the car off slowly.Copy !req
1824. For a second, I thought I was dead.Copy !req
1825. But when I heard all the noise,
I knew they were cops.Copy !req
1826. Only cops talk that way.Copy !req
1827. Don't fucking move.Copy !req
1828. If they had been wiseguys,
I wouldn't have heard a thing.Copy !req
1829. I would have been dead.Copy !req
1830. Michael, lock the door!Copy !req
1831. Talk to me. When was the last time
you took a collar?Copy !req
1832. Fuckhead, I'm talking to you.Copy !req
1833. You don't want to say a fucking word,
don't. I don't really give a fuck.Copy !req
1834. You'll do 25 years. See how much
of a good guy you'll be then.Copy !req
1835. All day I thought the guys
in the helicopter...Copy !req
1836. were local cops busting my balls over
Lufthansa. They turned out to be narcs.Copy !req
1837. Just get the lawyer.Copy !req
1838. They'd been on me a month.
Phone taps, surveillance, everything.Copy !req
1839. You know the boys. All the pals are here.Copy !req
1840. You don't want to talk to me,
you'll have a problem all night.Copy !req
1841. Each one of these counts holds
25-to-life in New York State.Copy !req
1842. Twenty-five fucking years, pal.
I'll slap your fucking head inside out.Copy !req
1843. What, were you guys grocery shopping?Copy !req
1844. Are we going to make a cake?
You going to make a fucking cake?Copy !req
1845. You got anything good in there?Copy !req
1846. Is it good?Copy !req
1847. Bye-bye, dickhead.Copy !req
1848. See you in Attica, dick.Copy !req
1849. I spoke to Jimmy.
He offered to give me some money.Copy !req
1850. He just wants to know what's happening.
He just wants to talk to you.Copy !req
1851. Fuck Jimmy and his money.Copy !req
1852. I got to straighten out everything
with Paulie or I'm dead.Copy !req
1853. Then you're better off staying in here.Copy !req
1854. They could whack me in here as easy
as outside, maybe even easier.Copy !req
1855. They're afraid I'll rat them out.Copy !req
1856. People are already walking away from me.
I'm dead in here. You got to get me out.Copy !req
1857. Karen finally got her mother to put
her house up for my bail and I was out.Copy !req
1858. I remember I had this feeling
I would be killed right outside the jail.Copy !req
1859. I knew Paulie was still pissed at me,
and he's such a hothead.Copy !req
1860. And I was worried about Jimmy.Copy !req
1861. See, Jimmy knew if Paulie found out
he was into drug deals with me...Copy !req
1862. Paulie would have Jimmy whacked
even before me.Copy !req
1863. This is the bad time.Copy !req
1864. I didn't feel safe until I got home.Copy !req
1865. Now my plan was to stay alive
long enough to sell off the dope...Copy !req
1866. the cops never found, then disappear
until I can get things straightened out.Copy !req
1867. Fuck!Copy !req
1868. - Where's the stuff I left, Karen?
- I flushed it down the toilet.Copy !req
1869. You what?Copy !req
1870. What was I supposed to do?
They were all over the house.Copy !req
1871. That was worth $60,000!
I need that money! That's all we got!Copy !req
1872. What was I supposed to do?
They had a search warrant!Copy !req
1873. That's all the money we had! I was
depending on that! Why did you do that?Copy !req
1874. I had to. They were going to find it!Copy !req
1875. - They would have never found it!
- They would have, I swear to you!Copy !req
1876. They would've found it!Copy !req
1877. Why did you do that?Copy !req
1878. - They would have found it.
- Why did you do that, Karen?Copy !req
1879. Oh, my God!Copy !req
1880. - I had to do it.
- Oh, my God.Copy !req
1881. Paulie, I'm really sorry.Copy !req
1882. I don't know what else to say.
I know I fucked up.Copy !req
1883. Yeah, you fucked up.Copy !req
1884. But I'm all right now.Copy !req
1885. I can be trusted now. I'm clean.
On my kids, I'm clean.Copy !req
1886. You looked in my eyes and lied to me.Copy !req
1887. You treated me like a fucking jerk.Copy !req
1888. Like I was never nothing to you.Copy !req
1889. After what you said,
I couldn't come to you.Copy !req
1890. You know, I was ashamed.Copy !req
1891. I'm ashamed now.Copy !req
1892. But I got nowhere else to go, Paulie.Copy !req
1893. You're all I've got.
And I really need your help. I really do.Copy !req
1894. Take this.Copy !req
1895. And now I've got to turn my back on you.Copy !req
1896. $3,200.Copy !req
1897. That's what he gave me.
$3,200 for a lifetime.Copy !req
1898. It wasn't even enough to pay for the coffin.Copy !req
1899. - We got to get out.
- I don't want to run.Copy !req
1900. I don't want to. Am I supposed to pick up
and leave everything? Go hiding?Copy !req
1901. I don't want to do that.
Is that what you want?Copy !req
1902. If we stay around here, we're dead.Copy !req
1903. You got it? We're dead.Copy !req
1904. They're right.Copy !req
1905. You took too much of that stuff.
You're totally paranoid.Copy !req
1906. How's he doing? Busting his balls or what?Copy !req
1907. He's okay.Copy !req
1908. They sobered him up.Copy !req
1909. Good. Very good. Glad to hear it.Copy !req
1910. You know what kind of questions
they're asking him?Copy !req
1911. Jimmy, I don't know.Copy !req
1912. I got my mind on so many other things.
I got no money...Copy !req
1913. The girls are old enough
to read the newspapers.Copy !req
1914. Tell him he's got to call me. Okay?Copy !req
1915. As soon as you talk to him,
he's got to call me. It's important.Copy !req
1916. He doesn't know I came here to see you.
It's like he's crazy.Copy !req
1917. - Take this. It's a couple of thousands.
- Thanks, Jimmy.Copy !req
1918. Don't worry, everything will be all right.Copy !req
1919. I got some beautiful Dior dresses.
You want to have them?Copy !req
1920. Pick out a few for yourself.Copy !req
1921. - For my mom.
- Yeah, whatever.Copy !req
1922. No. It's over here.
In the store on the corner.Copy !req
1923. It's swag, so I got it down on the corner.Copy !req
1924. Go ahead, sweetheart, I'll see you.Copy !req
1925. - Thanks, Jimmy.
- Don't worry.Copy !req
1926. - I'll try.
- Don't forget, he's got to call me.Copy !req
1927. - Over here?
- Right down there.Copy !req
1928. It's over there, on the corner.Copy !req
1929. Right there.Copy !req
1930. No, go ahead. It's right in there.Copy !req
1931. No, Jimmy. I'm in a hurry!Copy !req
1932. My mom's watching the kids!
I got to get home!Copy !req
1933. I'll come back later!Copy !req
1934. Karen!Copy !req
1935. What happened?Copy !req
1936. Nothing.Copy !req
1937. - What happened?
- I just got scared.Copy !req
1938. Got the keys?Copy !req
1939. - What happened, Karen?
- I just got scared. It's okay.Copy !req
1940. - Are you all right?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1941. If you're part of a crew, nobody ever
tells you they're going to kill you.Copy !req
1942. It doesn't happen that way.Copy !req
1943. There aren't any arguments
or curses like in the movies.Copy !req
1944. Your murderers come with smiles.
They come as your friends.Copy !req
1945. People who cared for you all your life.Copy !req
1946. They always seem to come when you're
weakest and most in need of their help.Copy !req
1947. So I met Jimmy in a crowded place
we both knew.Copy !req
1948. I got there 15 minutes early,
and Jimmy was already there.Copy !req
1949. He took the booth near the window
so he could see everyone who drove up.Copy !req
1950. He wanted to make sure I wasn't tailed.Copy !req
1951. He was jumpy. He hadn't touched a thing.Copy !req
1952. On the surface,
everything was supposed to be fine.Copy !req
1953. We were supposed to be discussing
my case.Copy !req
1954. But I had a feeling Jimmy was trying
to sense if I'd rat on him to save my neck.Copy !req
1955. I been telling you your whole life,
don't talk on the phone.Copy !req
1956. Now you understand?Copy !req
1957. It's going to be okay.
You got a good chance to beat the case.Copy !req
1958. You know that kid from the city
we were talking about? You know?Copy !req
1959. The kid turned out to be a rat. As soon as
he got pinched, he ratted on everybody.Copy !req
1960. I know where he is. He's hiding now.Copy !req
1961. Know what I'm saying?Copy !req
1962. Would you have a problem going
with Anthony to take care of that?Copy !req
1963. No, not at all.Copy !req
1964. That way they got nothing.Copy !req
1965. Jimmy had never asked me
to whack somebody before.Copy !req
1966. But now he's asking me to go to Florida
and do a hit with Anthony.Copy !req
1967. That's when I knew I would never
have come back from Florida alive.Copy !req
1968. Whenever you move me,
I asked once and I'll tell you again...Copy !req
1969. I don't want to go any place cold.Copy !req
1970. You don't have a choice in that matter.Copy !req
1971. Come on. Whoever fucking controls it...Copy !req
1972. just no place cold. Do that for me.
I'm trying to...Copy !req
1973. He's bronchial, that's why.Copy !req
1974. If he's legitimately bronchial,
we'll consider that.Copy !req
1975. I'd like to go someplace not cold.Copy !req
1976. Can I ask you some questions?
What about my parents?Copy !req
1977. What about them?Copy !req
1978. Am I going to see them?
Am I going to talk to them?Copy !req
1979. Don't I have some kind of contact
with them?Copy !req
1980. No.Copy !req
1981. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
You mean to tell me that...Copy !req
1982. God forbid something happens to my
parents, they get sick, I can't see them?Copy !req
1983. Maybe something can be worked out
if they're sick...Copy !req
1984. if there's extraordinary circumstances...Copy !req
1985. I can't do this. I can't do this, Henry.Copy !req
1986. I can't leave my parents.Copy !req
1987. Excuse me, Karen, I told you before.Copy !req
1988. I'm not going to do this
unless you and the kids come with me.Copy !req
1989. I can't do it without you.Copy !req
1990. So, you do whatever, but... that's it.Copy !req
1991. - You need Henry, not me, right?
- That's right.Copy !req
1992. Frankly, I don't care
whether you go or not.Copy !req
1993. If it'll make him a better witness,
I'd like you to be with him.Copy !req
1994. They want Henry, not me.Copy !req
1995. Henry'll be in the protection program.
They can't get to him.Copy !req
1996. They can only get to him
by getting to you or your kids.Copy !req
1997. If he goes into the program,
you're in danger...Copy !req
1998. - I don't know anything.
- Don't give me...Copy !req
1999. the babe-in-the-woods routine.Copy !req
2000. I've listened to those wiretaps,
and I've heard you talk about cocaine.Copy !req
2001. Conversation after conversation
you talked to Henry on the phone.Copy !req
2002. It doesn't matter.
Whether he goes to jail...Copy !req
2003. or stays on the streets and beats the case,
he's a dead man.Copy !req
2004. He knows it and you know it.Copy !req
2005. What about the kids and school?Copy !req
2006. Will they get left back?
I mean, what goes on?Copy !req
2007. Go to Wall Street and get real crooks.Copy !req
2008. Whoever sold you those suits
had a sense of humor.Copy !req
2009. What it comes down to is
we're your only salvation.Copy !req
2010. We'll save your life and his life,
and we'll keep you out of jail.Copy !req
2011. This morning you told the jury
about your background.Copy !req
2012. It was easy for us to disappear.Copy !req
2013. My house
was in my mother-in-law's name.Copy !req
2014. My cars were registered to my wife.Copy !req
2015. My Social Security cards
and driver's licenses were phonies.Copy !req
2016. I never voted or paid taxes.Copy !req
2017. My birth certificate and arrest sheet was
all you'd ever have to know I was alive.Copy !req
2018. - Do you see him here in this courtroom?
- Yes.Copy !req
2019. Will you please point him out for the jury?Copy !req
2020. Let the record reflect that Mr. Hill
identified the defendant, James Conway.Copy !req
2021. Do you also know a man
named Paul Cicero?Copy !req
2022. - Do you see him in the courtroom?
- Yes.Copy !req
2023. Can you point him out for the jury?Copy !req
2024. Let the record reflect that Mr. Hill
identified the defendant, Paul Cicero.Copy !req
2025. Your Honor, I have a document...Copy !req
2026. The hardest thing was leaving the life.Copy !req
2027. I still love the life.Copy !req
2028. We were treated like movie stars
with muscle.Copy !req
2029. We had it all, just for the asking.Copy !req
2030. Our wives, mothers, kids,
everybody rode along.Copy !req
2031. I had paper bags filled with jewelry
stashed in the kitchen.Copy !req
2032. I had a sugar bowl full of coke
next to the bed.Copy !req
2033. People call them rats because rats do
anything to survive. Isn't that right?Copy !req
2034. - Objection!
- Objection sustained.Copy !req
2035. - I know nothing about being a rat.
- You know everything about it.Copy !req
2036. Objection, Your Honor.
In view of the violence...Copy !req
2037. Anything I wanted was a phone call away.Copy !req
2038. Free cars. Keys to a dozen hideout flats
all over the city.Copy !req
2039. I'd bet $20,000, $30,000 over a weekend...Copy !req
2040. then blow the winnings in a week
or go to the sharks to pay the bookies.Copy !req
2041. It didn't matter.Copy !req
2042. It didn't mean anything. When I was broke
I would go out and rob some more.Copy !req
2043. We ran everything.Copy !req
2044. We paid off cops. We paid off lawyers.
We paid off judges.Copy !req
2045. Everybody had their hands out.
Everything was for the taking.Copy !req
2046. And now it's all over.Copy !req
2047. That's the hardest part.Copy !req
2048. Today everything is different.Copy !req
2049. There's no action.
I have to wait around like everyone else.Copy !req
2050. Can't even get decent food.Copy !req
2051. After I got here I ordered spaghetti
with marinara sauce...Copy !req
2052. and I got egg noodles and ketchup.Copy !req
2053. I'm an average nobody.Copy !req
2054. I get to live the rest of my life
like a schnook.Copy !req
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