A Guy Named Joe Page #7
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1943
- 120 min
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Thinking about?
It can't be
Financial worries.
What's the matter
With you?
Why don't you
Go to sleep?
Look at that guy.
Look at that kisser.
4 million bucks.
Come to think of it,
I never did see a guy that
Inherited a lot of dough
That was any good.
Good night, sweetheart.
Sweet dreams to you.
I might as well
Tip you off to this-
I don't think
I'm gonna like ya.
Like him or not, you start
Flying with him tomorrow morning.
Come on.
You scared?
If he's not, I am.
Scared? What do you
Think I'm humming for?
This colonel sykes
Is one tough baby.
Good luck.
Looks like
Today or never.
You're first.
So long!
Well, here we go,
Against my better judgment.
You can't see me
Or hear me,
But they tell me
I can get through to ya.
Personally, I doubt it.
No, no, no.
Don't hug the ground.
Give her the gun.
Relax, you got nothing
To worry about.
Remember,
With all that cash
You got a lot to live for.
Just sit back and let
The ship fly herself.
Remember, this airplane
Knows more about flying
Than you'll ever know.
I said relax.
I'm too stiff.
I gotta take it easy.
Now, listen, buddy.
There's a few corny ideas
You gotta get out
Of your head
If you're gonna fly
An airplane.
Most things
Are just the reverse
Of what people think.
The higher you are,
The safer you are.
The earth down there,
That's your enemy.
Once you hit that boy,
You splatter.
Now, take it easy. Relax.
Enjoy it.
Get a kick out of it.
There.
That's pretty good.
That's better.
Take a look around.
Kinda pretty up here,
Isn't it?
Pretty nice.
Take your turn
In traffic, randall.
Hold your proper altitude.
All right, come
On. Let's ease her down.
Don't stiffen.
Don't stiffen.
Down we go.
Down...
Down, down, down.
Take it easy, now.
Remember, you're
A soap bubble.
You're a feather.
Easy...
Easy, easy, easy...
That was fine.
And how you ever got by
Primary training
I'll never know!
They must be
Hard up for pilots.
Just think-
All that dough
And you're gonna be
A flyer to boot.
But don't ever forget that
I'm the guy that did it.
That was swell work, ted.
Really great.
Boy, I almost
Grounded.
Every time
I hit the dirt,
I think the show's over.
Yeah, that's usually
My trouble.
But today I seem to get
The hang of it.
Hey, it looks like you
Got a flyer on your hands.
Yeah. Not bad, huh?
Yeah, you're pretty
Proud of yourself.
It's kind of fun
Punching some brains
In that guy's head.
When does your guy go up?
Right away.
He does?
Say, did you tell me
He was a football player?
Yeah, that's right.
Oh, I could do a lot
With him.
Well, take him.
You don't mind?
No. That's what
We're here for.
See what you can do
With him.
Thanks.
My mama done told me
When I was
In knee pants...
Cut that out.
My mama done told me
When I was
In knee pants
Son
That's better.
In the first place, your
Mammy didn't told you enough.
In the second place,
From now on,
I'm telling you.
Now listen, you big ape.
Give her the gun,
Over that first line
Of trees.
Come on, now.
Let's see you do it.
Oh, you don't want it
That way, huh?
Change signals then.
Make it a punt,
Make it a drop kick.
Make it anything,
But get this baby
Into the air!
Get it over the trees!
Get it into the air!
Phew! You must have
Been a sensation
On the football field.
Make your turn
In traffic, rourke.
That's better, rourke.
There, you hear that?
He thinks you're good.
Now, here's the way
To figure this thing.
When you were playing guard,
The quarterback was doing
All the thinking,
And he was getting
All the credit.
Now all that's changed.
On our team,
You're the quarterback.
You do the thinking.
You're the whole show.
Just think
Of those headlines, boy.
Think of those headlines.
All right, rourke.
Into the traffic pattern
For a landing.
Keep an eye open
For other planes.
Our side's gonna attempt
A drop kick,
And remember,
You're holding the ball.
And you're holding it with
Your fingertips. You get that?
Now, take it easy. Easy!
Don't fumble now,
You big ox.
Remember, there's 60,000 fans
Easy now!
Set her down like that.
Easy on the controls-
With your fingertips.
Your fingertips!
Right between the goal posts!
What a pouf!
Yeah, what a pouf.
Good comeback.
Yeah, I've seen it
Happen before.
A man who seemed hopeless
Suddenly gets the hang of things.
He may not be as good
As this tomorrow,
As bad as that first run.
He's-he's feeling it.
I'm a ding-dog daddy
From dumas
And you wanna see me
Do my stuff
That was great,
Powerhouse.
There's nothing to it.
You know what I figured out? What?
I'm a lot better
When I'm up there alone
Than when I've got one of these
Instructors riding with me.
How do you like
That guy?
You know what I found out?
This is a cinch.
It's just like football.
Football?!
Yeah. Reminded me of the day
We beat pittsburgh.
We pulled a fake reverse.
I cut over center,
And I opened up this hole
As wide as the second front,
But the dumb quarterback
Dropped the ball.
So as quick as a flash,
I picked it up,
And the rest is history.
72 yards for a touchdown.
I heard it
Over the radio.
Everybody heard it
Over the radio!
Now look at that. All this
And he sits there
Reading a book.
I have 2 tickets to the
Majestic theater tonight.
Would you like them?
No.
Hey. You know, you've
Got the rest of your life
To read that book.
Why don't you
Step out there
And ask one of those dolls to dance?
Or does a guy with your kind of dough
Only dance
With society dames?
Look at that girl
Over there.
Look at her, you dope.
She's a honey.
She's a dish.
Maybe you'd like
To dance, huh?
No.
That girl is lonesome.
Why don't you go over there
And tackle her?
Tell you're lonesome.
Tell her you want to dance.
Tell her she reminds you
Of your sister.
Tell her anything.
Why don't you try spending
A couple of bucks?
You can't tell,
You might like it.
Wouldn't you like
A sandwich
Or a candy bar
Or something?
No. I...
Uh... Good evening.
Hello.
I, uh... I came over
Because, uh...
Because she reminds you
Of your sister.
Well, you remind me a
Great deal of my sister.
Oh, how nice.
Would you like
To dance?
Oh, thank you very much.
My name is ellen bright.
What's yours?
Randall, ted randall, and
I'm delighted to know you.
That's more than I can say
For that boy at the counter.
What's the matter
With him?
Homesickness.
Just comes in
And stares like that
Every night.
I guess homesickness
Can be pretty bad.
Yeah, I imagine it can.
I remember my first year at college.
I used to get
So lonesome
For somebody
From home,
Guess that's the way
You know who he is
Oh, you can't help knowing.
All the time.
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