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Let's not dally. Felix! What happened? Why don't you tell me? Where's Rambo? It's that Switcher. I caught him doing awful things to a half-naked dummy. Richards, is this your idea of a security guard? -I assure you I had nothing to do-- -You hired him, you fire him. What if he's telling the truth? How can you think th...
I'll appeal to the board. I can't imagine you're appealing to anybody. Don't mess with this old chick, mister. Just pack it up. Jonathan, let's go. And get that dog out of the tree. You can't do this! We'll file a grievance with the union! You're not in a union, you idiot. Hi there, Jonathan. I didn't know you were in ...
Son of a gun. So, Richards was telling the truth. I've been in this business 20 years. Hell, half the guys in this store probably wear lace underwear but, this.... We're talking a Sunday drive into some serious dementia. It's our move now. I'd do anything for Illustra but these pictures could kind of ruin his life. Rox...
I'm going on and on. I couldn't do this without you. I won't take the job unless we can be together. Jonathan you can't worry about what will happen to us. What does that mean? Girls, please, let's not be catty. I simply will not tolerate eavesdropping unless I'm a part of it. I assume my Jonathan is in there. You can'...
Hollywood, listen, don't worry. You can work as long as you want here, I'm a vice president now. Who's crying? It's either our new vice president, the fairy or the dummy. Emmy, please, you've gotta help me. I can't come alive in front of Hollywood. Besides, you can do it on your own. How can you say that? We do everyth...
This is him. Felix, come in. This is Mr. B.J. Wert. Mr. Wert, sir! It's fine. Felix, there are hundreds of mannequins at Prince and Company. Will you be able to identify the one Jonathan Switcher has a romantic interest in? Absolutely, sir. I never forget a name or a face, Mr. Nertz. Good. Felix, we need your help, an...
Look, Jonathan, I know about your problem. What problem? You're riding with a mannequin on the back of your motorcycle. What is wrong with this picture? Right, you two haven't met. Roxie, this is Emmy. Emmy, Roxie. Nice to meet.... My God, what am I saying? Jonathan, I wanna give you one last chance. Now, come to Illu...
Armand is the wind! Mr. Richards, you'd better put some camouflage on, sir. I am not going to put shoe polish on my face, thank you. Now, could we please get into the store, Felix? Yes, sir. Look at him with a dummy! Who are you to criticize? It's him! It's her! That little prevert! He's stealing her before we can! D...
-I know! This is for you, Rambo. We got him! -I want to get out. -Geronimo! I don't understand it. This never happened to Armand before. Never! It must be you. You're so cold. You're so unfeeling. Where can I get a mannequin, too? Jonathan. What are you thinking about? The window. Turned out pretty didn't it? It was b...
This is the one! You're positive? Absotively! Wait a minute. This one kinda looks like her, too. I've put my future in the hands of a vegetable. Just get the mannequin. Get the mannequin. -It's over there! -No, this is the door. This is not the door! This is the door. Wait. Mr. Richards did you ever notice how they al...
Jonathan. That was great! I'm sorry, but you know us special people are destined for heartache. You know what works best for me? Crying shamelessly. Don't do anything drastic! Me, my! Okay, now. Wait a minute. Yes. My car cover, darling. Yes. Yes, girl. Jonathan, wait! Roxie. Roxie Shield. -Can I help you? -Roxie Shi...
-Relax, it's just a mannequin. How does $55,000 a year sound to you? -You son of a bitch! -All right, $60,000. I don't think he's of Illustra fiber. Where is she? -You'll never see her again! -Where you going? We also have a very nice profit-sharing plan. We have extremely incriminating photos of you and that little......
Terminator lunchtime. Get him! Nice dog. Shit! Switcher! Where did he go? There he is! No! -Get him! -You're finished, Switcher! You've had it, Switcher! Get me out of here! Put me down, you idiot! Let's go. You've had it, Switcher! I'm gonna get you! You're finished, little Switcher! Yoo-hoo boys! Way to go, buddy! Tw...
Shit. Go! Shoot him! Jonathan, you saved me. It's nothing, really. I'm alive. What? He can see me and I'm still alive! You are! Thank you! -Thank you. -What is it? -You're gonna have to love me forever. -I always have, I always will. Move! -Get out of the way, doofus! -Move, damn it! It's a miracle! Stop it! You little...
Who's she? She's who I came for. She's the dummy! I said, "Arrest that man!" Keep your hands off him! Claire, thank goodness you're here. These people.... Shut up! B.J., you really screwed up. What are you talking about? When I fired this idiot the other day, I decided to replace him with one of those camera surveilla...
I only saw what I needed to see. Just where did you come from? Roxie, you would never understand. Claire.... There must be some arrangement we can make? Cram it, clown! -Come on, now. -No, boys. You know, I see executive potential here. Roxie, you're fired! You'll never work in this town again! How am I gonna pay my bi...
-Five here. Come on, don't be shy. -Here's the other ten. Let's go. Coming out. Shooter coming out. Let's see you crap out, Cully. Crap out, crap out. Shooter coming out. Let's see crap out, Cully. Winner seven. You lucky bastard. Sixty dollars. Let it ride. Can he shoot sixty dollars, Hook? Shooter's limit, boys. C...
It's your money, Hook. Ten says he passes. Don't be shy? -Any takers? I'll take it. Even money? Slide in another deuce there, Prager. That bet is ten to twelve. The point is six. Ten. You can shoot again. Come on, Cully. How many days in a week? Six days in a week, man. I feel a seven. -Come on, Cully. How many days...
Because I'm lucky. -Bullshit! Come on, now, boys. We've had our fun tonight. Cully broke the game, Prager. Well, we'll get ourselves some sleep, what do you say? Yeah. Goodnight, Hooker. See you next week? -It's possible. Anybody got any money left? -Not a cent. Eleven. Winner, eleven. Some day your luck's gonna chang...
You think I can make it in Chicago? I know it. I'm gonna think about it, Hook. Yeah, I'll think about it. It's McMullin on the telephone. Yeah. Yeah. You're late for work again. Dorothy. Hello, Mr. McMullin. What's new with you? Well, there's one thing I want you to talk to about. That son of yours up and quit on me. H...
I got a brand new chimney made on top made out of a human skull. Now, come on take a little walk with me Arlene honey and tell me who do you love. Mr. McMullin says you can have your job back. No questions asked, if you call him back by tonight. Ma, I know what you're thinking. You think you think I'm going to turn out...
Now, don't you ever gamble with that unless you absolutely gotta win. I don't mean want to, I mean have to. Yeah, don't you be a stranger now. Get in there and just tear 'em up. I will. Take care, Hook. -All right. Thanks for everything. Big town, big town you give a nice Saturday night. Anything, anywhere, anytime th...
Are you? -Well, I shoot pretty good. You know all the odds on the pass line, the points the side bets, that sort of things -Like I know my name. How many come-out rolls does it take to work out all the odds in whole numbers? Nineteen hundred and eighty. Of those the shooter will pass with a natural 440 times, throw cr...
We'll send Hooker ten percent. Hooker didn't say anything about any 10%. That's the deal. Take it or leave it. Take it. Good. There's a hotel that we own down the street. We'll put you up there. Come back tomorrow about 3 p.m. and we'll get you started. Just a little something to tide you over. Thanks. Save the thanks...
You know where I can get a bite to eat around here? Well, I usually eat a place called 'Mother's' right down the block. What's wrong? -Nothing. It's just a fellow once warned me never to gamble in a place called Honest John's and never eat in a place called Mother's. Well, you can suit yourself, but I've been eating th...
How is Hooker these days? He's fine. He's doing just fine. Get married yet? No, Hooker. He's still chasin' them though. I guess you know how he is. Who's here? Cullen, the new man. I'm just sending him out with Sonny. Mr. Edwards. The odds are with you to make money, as long as you know the dice and the bets. Now in ...
What we got here tonight is a big sales convention. I love salesmen. I heard there was a game in here. -Come on in. Hey, Duke. -Sonny. How you doing? -Good. J.C., J.C., this is Duke. How you doing? -Hey, Duke. Come on, let's move the side bets. How you doing? -Hey, how are you? New money in the game? -Yes. New shooter ...
Yeah, well you didn't do too badly yourself. I figure you made 1.386 dollars off of me and my shooting. Listen to him. The man's been here one week; already the greed is showing through. Hey, that's not what I meant. What did you mean, Cullen? Nothing. I just kinda said it, that's all. Didn't mean for it to sound that...
You wanna hear something? Yeah, sure. How about this Bob Dicklley record? Doesn't get much air time. Yeah, well, the good stuff they don't play on the radio. You work here? No, I sort of live here. Yeah? Nice place you got here. I live down off State Street. I'm over on Wabash. Yeah? -Yeah. We're neighbors then. I ca...
I'm Aggie. Aggie Donaldson. Hi, Aggie. Jack Cullen. -Hi. Where you from, Jack? Around and about. What, like downstate someplace? How come you know so much? 'Cause I'm from downstate myself. -Yeah? Chicago's a great place for music. It's got jazz, country, rock 'n roll. Anything you like. What do you like? I like anyt...
Well, she was no problem at all. I brought you a surprise. -What? Your favorite cookies. Why don't you take 'em up to the kitchen, and eat 'em at the counter? Here we go. So... -So, what's your husband do? It's a kind of a long story. Now and then I tell people he was killed in Korea when I'm in the mod for a little sy...
Is that your girl? -Yeah. No shit. I've grown so used to you somehow but I'm nobody's sugar daddy now and I'm lonesome, I got the lovesick blues. Thank you. Thank you very much. Honey! Hey, honey! Honey! Ginger! Honey! Honey, here. This here's J.C. Cullen. Cully, this is Ginger, my true love. Hello, J.C. -Hi, Ging...
That's a tight game, brother. One of those pros on a hot streak is just liable to whip out a couple.. ...of hundred and just shoot it all. Me, I don't like to gamble. Shoo, ain't that a scream. Sonny don't like to gamble. Honey, you know what I mean. I know what you mean, but I I'll tell you, I feel like going over the...
-Hey, Sonny-boy. Hi. -Hi. How you doin', Sonny? This here is J.C. He's a friend of mine. He works for Ferguson. -Come on in. Roll 'em, Deacon. Lord, grant me a seven to relieve those sinful gamblers of their money. Winner seven. Thank you, Lord, thank you. Who's the nut case? The name's Deacon Daniels. Don't let any of...
Well, I'm glad you could make it, Flash. It is fifty dollars to roll the dice. I make all the 'don'ts' at my discretion. And other than that it's head's up game. Okay. Roll 'em. You got it! Four! What, you gonna bet 60 whole dollars, Murphy? Are you sure about that? That's more money than you ever made in a month, isn'...
This is his place, as you might have guessed. He ain't been saved yet. How about you? One C. One C. You pay that to the man from Kentucky. I see you have yet to conquer the temptations of the flesh. Viva! -Hi. Excuse me, another young sinner in the need of the comfort of the word. Viva five. The winner five. Six. Spin...
Fifty with the shooter. Put it down on the table, Murphy. There's no fly bets here. New shooter coming out. Show 'em how many days in the week. Hundred dollars on my man. How many days in the week? Winner seven for Flash. Throws a natural. One thousand, shoot it all. One thousand faded. Shooter coming out again. Winner...
Eight's the point. Eight. Come, J.C. Let's see it again. Eight, eight. Shooter falls now. -Come on. E-o-leven. One roll too late. Come on, what you see is what you get. Winner eight. Fourteen thousand. Fourteen thousand? Shoot it all. J.C.'s broke the game. Come on, get your money. Let's get out of here. Come on, Cul...
I guess I was. I'm sorry. People like to stare at the blind. Makes them think they have an advantage. They think we don't know. But we do know. And I don't like to be stared at. I understand last night you took the Gem game and just broke it. Took 'em for about fifteen grand, I understand. Yeah. I like to see a young ...
Is he kidding me or what? I mean, you know, you never lend money to a man in a crap game. I just looked him straight in the eye, and I said, no, the odds have finally caught up with you. Adios, punk. Well, he went crazy. He got all upset. He started running around like a wild man. He ran over over here, on this east ...
Well, what did you say the odds were? All right, then put five dollars on the Packers. Right. All right. Bye. Hey. -What do you say, Buddy? Say, how many suits you buy, Flash? Four. I figure I'd better spend some of that money before them 'arms' at the Gem Club get a chance to get it back. You got that right, brothe...
Sonny he's one lucky guy getting a girl like you. Sonny tells me that you are some bigshot with all these crap shooters around. -Well, I wouldn't go that far. I'm pretty good, though. Aggie! -Ellie, how you been? Great. I'm going to be finished in half an hour. Can you wait? Yeah, all right. Hey, Aggie. Hi. What are ...
Fine. I think we best be getting on. Later. I'll meet you out front. So, when are you home, Aggie? This week? I don't know. I gotta get a new job. I'll just try to catch you. You know. All right. Take care. -You, too. I'll see you. What are you doing hanging around with her? What's the matter with her? -Nothing. D...
One hundred dollars. What happened to all that money you took out here last Sunday? I'm wearing it. Pretty good tailor, kid. High roller from Indiana. Your are faded, sir. Fifty dollars on the shooter. Lord, stay the winning roll from this misguided boy's hand so that you might deprive him of his sinful-gotten gains an...
Jesus, Murphy! Murphy, take your money business out of here. Shame on you, Murphy. What? I didn't do anything. Two hundred on the Flash. Two hundred with the kid. Winner! Thirty-two hundred dollars, let it ride. Two hundred dollars with J.C. What's the matter, Flash? You put funny dice in my game, farm boy. I'm gonna...
Fucker. Every honest guy in town is going to stay clear of this game. It brings a tear into my eyes, when I begin to realize I've cried so much since you've been gone,... Hi. I was just leaving you a note. Are you all right? -Yeah. I'm okay. You wanna come in? -Well, yeah. Could you hold on for a second? I'll be just...
Why don't you just act like you do with a pair of dice in your hand, like you're the best there is. That's what some of the other 'arms' are saying about you, you know? Yeah? What about your husband? Does he think I'm the best? No. He just calls you that 'hay seed' bastard. Of course, he's slightly prejudice now, isn'...
Shit. Ladies and gentlemen, Miss Lorry Dane. Shake 'em up, honey, shake 'em. In my face, in my face! Hey, farm boy, you know, seeing as how my trifecta came in, I'm gonna pour you a drink, just this once. Now, what is it you like to drink? It's warm milk, isn't it? Cut the shit, Madigan. Give me a whiskey straight up. ...
Got your key? I gotta get up early. Why bother going to sleep at all? Right. Your just close your eyes and poof, another day gone forever. Yep. What are you doing up? Will you kiss me goodnight? Yeah, I'll be in in a minute, sweetheart. Okay? Yeah. Thank you for the fun time, Mr. Jack Cullen. What's the matter? Nothi...
A chicken noodle, please. It's pretty damn strange with her and her husband. I mean, she hates that guy. Well, the story I heard is that Cole come across Lorry stripping down in New Orleans. Now, he's a big time gambler with a 40 G wad, so Lorry figures she's found the man of her dreams. A meat loaf, please, with some ...
No. Good. 'Cause she's nothing but a whore. Keep the change. Damn! Nigger heaven. I don't like handling nigger money. What are you talking about? It spends just like any other money. Yeah, well, you go on, get your nigger money. I like to keep my hands clean. -Hey, Sonny, where you going? Charlie, give me a beer, will...
I'm gonna go get my feet wet. Hey, well, good luck. Get one of 'em wet for me. Take care. New shooter coming out. Shooter coming out. -Forty with the shooter. Forty faded. How you all doing? -Good. Eleven. Winner. Well, if it isn't my favorite farm boy. How's it going, son? See forty with the shooter. Faded. You kno...
You shouldn't be here. George could come in at any minute. George just got in a game on the South Side. Well, what do you want? I just wanted to tell you I'm sorry, I didn't know. Didn't know what? -About you and George. What about me and George? Well, about how he lied to you, cheated you. Let's face it, Lorry, he's j...
Well, I've been asked to say a few words today as we lay Carl Hooker into his final resting place. I did not know the man personally. But all who knew him say he was a personably, friendly man who had a kind word for everyone. Carl Hooker does not leave behind him sons or daughters, nor does he leave vast worldly posse...
-Why? I said I didn't want it. So that's it. You just wipe him out of your memory like he never was? The past is the past. Well, if that's the case, I want the ten percent you were giving Hooker. We'll split. Seventy-five, twenty-five. I want Hooker's percentage and I want all of it. Apparently you don't realize that...
Hey, how's it going? -Good, good, going good. You sure ran out of here the other night. Yeah, well I had some business that couldn't wait. A woman? Listen, hell, that ain't business, that's a catastrophe, brother. Tell you what shoot me winner. I'll buy you a steak. So anyway, that's about the long and short of it. Thi...
Yeah, sure, sure. It's not the only thing that makes a guy narrow-minded. No, you got that right. Hey, Sonny, I need to talk to you, when you got a minute. Can't you see we're busy. Well, this is kind of important. Yeah, well maybe I don't feel like talking. What's wrong with you? Well, maybe we don't like any nigger-l...
Well, I'm doing just fine. I got a letter saying I passed the FCC test. That's great. -I know. Yeah, so you're gonna be on the radio. Well, I still have to make enough money to pay for the training school. But the man who runs it said about just about every guy who graduates is getting a job. Course, I'm not a guy. So,...
Yeah. Listen Aggie, I wanted to talk to you about that. I wanted to clear up a few things. Well, what's bothering you? Well, besides the fact that I haven't any real friends in this town. Well, you got one I know of. I feel real down. I'm hooked on this girl and I'm trying real hard to forget about her. Yeah, sometimes...
I know he does. So, what's gonna do? He's going to win back the money that he lost to you and then... And then what? -I don't know what. I'm really sorry I got you into all this. I'm never gonna let you go of you. Baby, I wanna Singapore Sling. You buy one for me? If you're good. -Please. I've been good. I am good, ar...
What's that got to do with us? So, I just feel like it's not fair. If you play the game long enough, you start to realize that it's not just luck. If you don't know the true odds, or you forget them, you pay for it, always. A player gets what he deserves. So, maybe Mr. Edwards deserved to be blinded. I don't know. But ...
I've advised Mrs. Cole that in the event of divorce proceedings, the Club would go to Mr. Cole. It's all in his name. However, since I have represented Mr. Cole in several criminal proceedings,.. ...I enjoy his confidence. Last week he offered the Gem Club as collateral for loan of about twenty thousand dollars. Is the...
Thank you, sweetheart. Look, I want to send this to my mother if you don't hear from me by Tuesday. Why you? What's wrong? Look, just do it for me. Okay? Yeah, right. Here this is for you. You don't owe me anything. I mean, if you feel guilty o something, just forget about it, okay? Look, I wish there was something I...
And we supply most of the casinos in Nevada. We guarantee our dice for unconditionally true play. If anyone can prove that our dice do not yield absolutely random results, we will pay him one thousand dollars for each percentage by which the results deviate from random. I have here brand new dice, still factory-sealed....
One G faded. You're faded. Winner eleven. I'll shoot the four. I got thirty-five hundred dollars. What's the matter, doesn't anybody have any money left here? I'll cover it. Another five hundred against the shooter. It's my last dollar. Wanna go one more? Last dollar? Four thousand and one. Ten the big point. Seven. G...
Make those dice weep. Make the dice sweat. Can't go on with the numbers. There it is, ten. Shoot eight grand. I'll fade four thousand dollars and that's it. Take all or nothing. Eight thousand dollars. Four thousand dollars is the limit here. This is my game. Eight thousand dollars, all or nothing, or I'm walking. Eig...
Of course I still want you. Cully, I talked to Mr. Green. He said that George came by demanding an extra week to pay off the debt. He said he seemed desperate enough to do anything. I left him five grand. That's more than he deserves. What's he gonna do? I know he can't pay off the debt. Baby, now we can be together. C...
What's he doing here? -He's working for me. Since when? None of your business. Read the note, George. Carbondale is in Chicago. He has been in the Belleville game. -That's enough. Now he got that note today, and it says the man who blinded me eighteen years ago has been shooting in the Belleville game. Who's the note f...
Goodnight, gentlemen. -Good night. No, I said Ginger Pop in the fourth to win. Thank you. Pete! Drop the gun! Drop the gun! Well, George, I said we'd meet again, and here we are. Come on, Pete. Come on, Pete! Cully, you bastard! You gonna pay for this. There was a guy from St. Louis. She was balling him for four weeks....
You hurt him bad! -What happened? Sonny, what happened? I don't know. Cully went crazy. Is he all right. God, what a mess. Don't touch him. Don't touch him. You got what you wanted, you happy, blind man? Carbondale's dead. You happy? You happy? You happy? Cullen! Cullen! Shit. Cully, don't look at me at that way. It...
You called the cops, didn't you? Well, I called a detective, a friend of mine. You mean someone you do a little favor for every now and then? Like Mr. Green in there? -Don't treat me like this, baby. You got a man killed just to settle your score with Cole, didn't you? Didn't you? All right! He deserved it. They both...
Everything he said about her was true. Is he gonna be okay? Broken nose, two broken ribs. Concussion. If you call that okay. Yeah, well I'm through with Chicago. I've talked to Madigan into not presenting charges against you. Good. This way I don't have to tell the police what I know about Carpenter murder. You know ...
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And that means happiness. Staying busy... and having no time to consider whether you're happy or not. I'm getting torpid... I must stop. Well, it's very pleasant to have seen you all here... because you're my audience. I'm a born actor. I like an audience... I'm like a child. Goodbye, goodbye... Goodbye all of you! Eh!...
You haven't seen me for years. You invited me! How could you be her? You are a middle-aged woman. It is said of women like you... that you are nothing but bones. Bones? What are you talking about? You haven't seen me in a long time. You invited me. I'm Ariadne! Yes! I think we should all rest a bit. Hector! Bernard! Wh...
- Nonsense! You've changed a great deal, Bosun. I am Mazzini. I took the name... in honor of the Italian revolutionary, Mazzini. I myself, in some fields... am a sort of revolutionary. I don't accept abandoning the ideals of youth... and above all... You're not only a revolutionary. You're also my guide. Ah, it's you, ...
In her will it as stated... that when she died we should take her remains to Ireland. But then war broke out, and we couldn't. Out of curiosity, I decided to cremate her. Cremation was different then... they didn't permit you to watch the burning of the corpse. In those days... the ceremony was completely unsatisfactor...
That's enough. Say... Thanks, Vladimir. Just what you want... A little, a little... I see that you've been made at home. Do you know that... I spent my whole childhood in this room? Strange that my father has lodged you here. Why? Only that it must be some kind of sign. He's very sweet... but I've said terrible things ...
I saved a tiger from certain death. But even then I didn't feel so much emotion. Enough already, Hector. It's strange that we haven't met before... and that we've only seen each other in photographs. But why all this? Dear sister-in-law... you're enchanting! You're also marvellous. Where'd that parrot come from? It's n...
What a splendid name! Splendid! His life has been one long romance. A tiger... A tiger? One time he saved one... in India, in the hunting party of King Edward. What did the king do? He was furious, of course. And even more so when he discovered Mark was a socialist... and despises... rank and titles. Pity! - All right,...
My God! That's not Mark. - That's my husband, Hector. - Hector? I'm fed up with this confounded mess. Don't take her seriously. Were you feeling bored? Probably, but I'm not sure. What if I decided to seduce someone? Whom? I don't know, there are a lot of guests. Mangan, for example. I'd prefer your sweet sister... Go...
Oh, not intentionally. Yes I did. Ruined him on purpose. You don't want to... marry me now, do you? Right? We could get on very well together. I'm sure everything you said is a lie. Yes, yes.. a lie, a lie. I know nothing of the truth. Already as a child they called me a monster. How did you overcome that? The others....
In the end... because he needs to kill somebody... he surrounds himself with war. This war is total foolishness. I can't find the words. The situation doesn't change... and all bright achievements are snuffed out... killed, killed. Is he asleep? No? No... Aha, I found it. Nurse, what's going on? I was walking and I stu...
And where is.. our cadaver? Over there. Perhaps you can't see it? - I can't see very well. - There it is. Doctor, he's dead. Mangan! So, is he dead? As a doornail. I'm going to dissect him to save his organs. What do you think he died of? I think that... it was appendicitis. If not that, of course, he was assassinated....
It's painful... we're never prepared... for death's arrival. Of course, it's painful. Stains... - A man like this... - Stains, stains... - ... and he died of appendicitis. - Stains... stains... Does it matter how he died? No, it's all the same. Okay, it doesn't matter. These things pass. There are greater obstacles to ...
We must cut him open quickly... while he's fresh. - For the good of science. - Yes, yes! Look at him intact for the last time. Ellie, Ellie! Say good-bye to your fiancé. Leave him alone! I'm preparing to. Yes? Yes! I think I can revive him... if you can't do anything else. It doesn't matter anymore. I convinced your fa...
I am poor and respectable... Ho! respectable! How did you... pick up my husband? And you, how did you get him? You were born to lead men by the nose. Poor little woman! I'd give Hector to you if I could. Lovely, wretched victim. Go to hell, you and Hector! Do you know what they call women who are bought and sold? You'...
While you thought I was sleeping... I heard everything you said. I did not want to wake up at all. They call me a monster... and why? More poetry! The devil take it. And you... you... ¿How... did you try to finish me off? Did you put hemlock in my drink? Poet! I wouldn't say such things if I were you. Your fiancée is p...
Strip naked if you've sunk so low! Come on, do it! - What if we gave him some valerian? - Valerian? What! I can... What is that, Hector? A bird. A bird? Could it be... a hummingbird? How could it be a hummingbird? It's an ordinary marsh bird. Baltasar! It's been a horrible day. A deluge. A deluge. How much can you drin...
Go away, go away... Please, go away. Get away, stop! Come on, go down... carefully. Down... down. Don't slip. Now to the left... We're already late. What are we late for? We don't have to be there. Do we have to be? - It's late. - Late? Must I marry Mangan? You must do what your soul tells you to. Taking care of the so...
At your age I looked for hardship... danger, horror, and death,... that I might feel the life in me more intensely. How the hell did you end up in Zanzibar? How the hell? Ah! You're alone, like me. They've broken your heart, like mine. Broken... You're unhappy... What about you? Me too. Listen... I left behind a wife i...
- Enough! Enough! He's only a child. So what! He's already been at war... and has killed... people like us! Were you at the front? He's only a child. Pick up the bicycle. Good afternoon... little sister. We're having a very interesting conversation. Good afternoon, dear. What were you talking about? Hector was telling ...
Finally... you're jealous of me... for the first time. In spite of everything... you're an extraordinary woman. My God! Ariadne, what's wrong? Let's see! 1, 2, 3. Let's spin round. Do they need my help? That lively young lady? - Why doesn't she interest you? - Because she's alive. You're an interesting man. Nothing but...
- ... and don't realize it. - Nurse! Nurse! But I admire your extremism. You're the only man of consequence in this house. - Where are you? - It's a pity... that we can't offer you... objects for your investigations. It's painful... but it doesn't matter. Soon I will go to war... and encounter all manner of evils... fo...
All that must be... Now I understand, captain. It depends on us. Repent! Tell us up front to whom you're referring. All of you. The sky has ended in vain. Your lives are empty. You've distorted the truth, been insolent and perverse... and lied to such a degree... that the sky quakes because of you. What is that noise? ...
We've decided to get married. My God, poor old man! What am I supposed to call you now? - Mama? - Mama. And now we breathe in... and breathe out energetically... seven times. Ellie. Ellie, pettikins. I have to talk to you. - Ellie! - Later! The captain hears everything. And now we concentrate on our navels. Listen, wis...
'The old cow died'. Really... why is it impossible... to make one woman happy... without hurting another? Doctor... why is everybody looking at me? We mean to... Yes? Hit him harder! Pardon me. Where are you going? I think papa's begun killing us. It turns out that Mangan... has shot himself. You're here. Idiot! Randal...
you won't feel so much pain. Nothing can save me. Are you still in pain? It's just that I can't bear to see you quarreling. Off at war it was better... there you don't have to see the people you're defending. What do you see? Perhaps it's not abhorrent? Very much. If my death could change you... Sometimes a person's de...
Tatiana Egorova Hector: Dmitri Briantsev Mazzini: Vladimir Zamanski Ellie: Victoria Amitova Boss Mangan: Ilia Rivin Nurse Guinness: Irina Sokolova Dr. Knife: Vadim Zhuk Randall: Andrei Reshetin [ Doorknob Turning ] [ Chattering ] You can leave now. Now! My name is Dr. Bloom. You can call me Henry. Or, if you wo...
[ Chattering ] Sit down, Ricky. Let's get something straight. I will ask the questions. You will answer them. You will talk. I will listen. But then you know that. - I'm not the first psychiatrist you've seen. - No kiddin'. Fine. Then let's get started. I need to ask you something. Shoot. It's your dime. It's my dime....