Against All Odds Page #2
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- Year:
- 1984
- 128 min
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Lousy.
How's your life?
Club? The Palace
is doing great.
The other business is even better.
My action's half a million a week.
the guys who win? Thirty grand.
It's not bad, is it?
A few hours on the beach.
Don't tell me you're taking
action on this game?
You think these are beach rats?
These are world-class players.
You didn't know that?
Sam, come here!
People love to bet on sports.
I just help them out.
South Bay guys love this game,
and they got money.
I'll take their action.
Who's the fuzzy face?
Do you wanna cookie?
There's one!
You fuzzy face, come on!
What kind of dog is gonna
hang out with you?
He doesn't belong to me.
He belongs to the lady who cut me.
You're into violent women now?
Look, I was a bit of an a**hole.
She came after me with a knife.
Just missed my balls.
And was she going for them?
Don't they all?
You got a new Porsche, huh?
What the f***,
you're rich, right?
Let's talk it over at
the Palace. What do you say?
We'll go like the old days.
You up to it?
Come on, Sam. Come on!
Come on, get in the car.
I'll just meet you there.
You get afraid of me
in your old age?
Yeah, right.
Come on.
Be a good release. Need to
release a little tension?
Do I have to tie one leg
behind my back?
Take the old route.
Sunset.
Let's see if you still got balls!
- How'd you like that?
- Damn good!
Where were you?
That was smart.
See you!
Dream on, Terry!
Son of a b*tch!
What a f***ing idiot!
Scared the sh*t out of you?
I'm an a**hole for racing with you!
I'm pulling out!
Come on, don't p*ssy out on me now!
The fun's over!
Not yet!
Sam, be quiet! Get over here.
What kept you?
I was getting worried.
I was afraid you got stuck
in all that garbage.
Can't have a fair race with
a goddamn maniac.
Here, maybe this will fix you up.
Have a taste of this.
How about a Guinness?
Wanna tell me what
I'm doing here?
You're out of a job, right?
I've got some job
possibilities for you.
For one, you can work right back here.
Celebrity bartender.
Making drinks and telling
football stories to drunks.
How does that sound?
You take the job. You're
a lot funnier than I am.
I mean, you know how to get hit.
The point is, for a guy
in your situation, Terry...
...the options stink.
Or you can find her for me.
Who's this, the knife lady?
She's very important to me, Terry.
I think of her all the time.
That's a new reality for you.
I would've given her the money.
I want her back.
And I want you to find her.
You're crazy. Why would you
trust me with her?
Jessie hates ball players.
Do you think that's funny?
She's also Mrs. Wyler's daughter.
Did you ever meet her?
supposed to be wild.
Mrs. Wyler married.
can't make it in American films.
Anyway, after he died,
An owner's daughter, living
with a bookie.
That's something, isn't it?
She hates her mother.
Treated her like a possession.
You know how it is to be one
of Mrs. Wyler's possessions?
I'll give you $10,000 right now.
Pay your expenses.
And if you find her,
I'll give you $20,000 more.
You're crazy.
I'm a football player.
Without a team.
That new Porsche of yours,
is it paid for?
What are you gonna do, man?
Sell insurance?
You don't have the personality
to work for the networks.
I don't want you to bring
her back, man.
Just find her. Tell me where she is.
What does that take? Time and money.
You got the time right now.
I got the money.
Great.
You know, I've never used
what I got on you.
Could be otherwise.
I wouldn't want that. Would you?
It's simple.
Either you want to play
football again or you don't.
You never change, do you?
Not a bit.
Try Mrs. Wyler. She probably
Right.
If this is about you being cut...
...I don't involve myself with
day-to-day team business.
That's not why I came here,
Mrs. Wyler.
Then suppose you tell me exactly
what you want with me, Mr. Brogan.
I'm looking for your daughter.
We're very close, and she
disappeared all of a sudden.
Give me a break.
What do you mean?
He sent you.
Who?
Jake...
...Wise.
She was only with him to spite me.
I don't know what she did
to get away from him.
What matters is, she got
the hell away from him.
Why not drink to that?
Grace?
Ed seems to have solved
the Soames problem.
The head of the planning commission
is coming Saturday.
We're finally softening up these
environmentalists.
How wonderful.
You seem to have won
the opposition over.
MOBSO's got other mountains to save.
You know Terry Brogan.
How are you?
- And Supervisor Phillips.
- I'm a big fan.
Thanks.
I wonder if you'd mind going ahead.
We'll be right along.
Yes, of course.
- Be with you in a minute.
- See you then.
It seems Mr. Brogan has a new job.
Working for Jake Wise.
Looking for Jessica.
You and Wise good friends?
I go to his club for the music.
So do a lot of the team.
Why don't you let us steal
you from him?
I won't let Jessica live like this.
I'll double whatever he's paying you.
I'm not some gun for hire.
He can't top what we offer,
can he, Ben?
He can't give you your job back
with the Outlaws.
You know, it isn't easy for
Jessica to hide from me.
She's been drawing from her trust.
It's going to a little bank in Mexico.
To an island.
Cozumel.
You could keep a watch on her.
Make sure he gets nowhere
near her again.
You know...
...I used Jake Wise
as an excuse to come here.
I did come to get my job back.
I didn't deserve what I got.
I played some good ball.
I got a lot of good years left.
I want to be back on the team,
25-year-old who ran away from home.
I'm not going to spy for you
or Jake Wise.
Ben, this young man
is trespassing here.
Throw him out.
I don't believe you're wanted here.
And you can forget about Kirsch.
He's on my team.
You want the Outlaws to
pay you off? Sue us.
Walk him to his car.
I can kick myself out, thanks.
Ten years' work, Grace.
And we're this close.
I think just a few members of the team
would have been enough.
Having the Outlaws out here, full force,
is kind of crowding it.
I have to get some use out of them.
I don't like football.
Ben!
We got troubles.
Soames is here.
He's brought a lot of those
Save The Mountain people.
It doesn't look good.
Goddamn environmentalist bastards.
I think you'd better handle this.
Come on, Ed.
I can't believe he's doing
this to us.
Good afternoon, Mrs. Wyler.
I'm Bob Soames, County
Planning Commission.
- But then you know that.
- Of course.
It's a pleasure to meet you.
It's been a long time coming.
I brought friends.
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