Army of One Page #9
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- 2016
- 92 min
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- Okay.
Yeah, and I'm the head of the Al-Qaeda.
And I will not rest
until my mission
is accomplished, or at least
until I die a glorious
fiery death trying.
Stop laughing.
I had a feeling you were going
to say something like that.
In that case...
looks like I've got a job to do.
Un-f***ing-believable.
Ooh!
No! No!
No!
Aha!
Sh*t!
My fingers are tingling!
It's not my f***ing fault.
I didn't expect that.
Stop that.
How it is that
- I love you so
- What are you doing?
- My Money
- Lunatic.
Call me honey
Just f***ing fight
normally, guy.
Let me say how
- There's just a
- We brawl.
Wave of his hand.
Shut up!
Let it kill.
I won! I won!
Mr. Faulkner.
- Good morning.
- Hi.
How are you feeling?
- Can I get you anything? A Pepsi?
- Stop, stop it.
He's a diabetic;
don't give him a Pepsi.
You're gonna throw
him into shock.
- Diet Pepsi?
- You are in a hospital
- A U.S. hospital.
- In Islamabad.
- You were found
in a field unconscious.
Where's Osama?
Osama?!
Gosh, he's not here.
- What about the cave?
- Mr. Faulkner, there are millions
of caves in Pakistan.
I don't think
you were in a cave.
Even if you were in a cave,
we wouldn't be able to identify
which cave you were in.
- You let him go!
- You know what, you're frustrated.
- Calm down, your heart.
- We're all frustrated,
Mr. Faulkner.
- I had Osama bin Laden!
- You did not have him!
- And you let him go!
- You never had him!
- Don't you bother me.
- You never had...
- Stay, please.
- You never had
- OBL!
- I had him!
You let him go!
- Hey.
- Oh, oh!
- I'm back.
- Oh, my God, get in here.
- Okay.
- Oh, my God.
Lizzie!
Guess who it is?
There she is!
Oh, I've got surprises.
I've got goodies.
Oh, look at this.
You know what this is?
Look.
This is an exotic dress
from Pakistan.
Isn't that nice?
- That is gorgeous.
- Yeah, well,
they were very nice there.
They were.
They were very welcoming,
and one day I'd like
to take both of you there.
It'd be an adventure.
We'd love to go.
- Yeah.
- Right?
Yeah.
I hope you don't mind.
and-and I told them
all about you...
- Radio station?
- And I think they want
- to interview you...
- Oh.
Later on this week,
if that's okay.
An interview?
Well, I'd have
to check my schedule.
You know, I have a lot to do.
I'm-I'm planning
and training and...
but, uh, well,
we'll see, we'll see.
- Yeah.
- Oh.
- I'm glad you're home.
- I'm glad to be back.
- I am.
- I'm so glad you're home.
- I'm so glad I'm home.
- Thank you.
I'm so glad I'm home.
- Okay, you want to try this on?
- Yeah.
Duh-duh-duh-duh!
- Huh?
- Oh!
Yeah!
You look great.
I'll get it!
- Gary! Gary! Gary!
- The f***!
Oh, sh*t!
Oh, my God.
Tell us about your experiences.
Yeah, yeah, with bin Laden,
yeah.
Dr. Ross, it's-it's Gary.
He's on the radio.
Uh, tell us, Gary,
how did you finance the trip?
Yeah, I lied
to my kidney doctor.
I told him I bought
an engagement ring,
and sailed to Pakistan.
Most people thought I was crazy,
but I guess to my friends,
I seem normal.
Yeah.
have done anything
without Marci,
and you know what they say.
It's easier to beg
for forgiveness
than to ask for permission.
Hollywood called, and they want
and they said,
"Who do you want to play you?
Clint Eastwood or Dan Aykroyd?"
I thought,
"I don't know."
And then they
brought up Nic Cage.
I said,
"Nic Cage did Con Air."
Don't you think I look a little
like Nic Cage in Con Air?
Let me help you
with the groceries.
- I can get that.
- Thanks.
Yeah.
Lettuce.
Oh, thanks.
Oh, wow.
Roasted marshmallows
are the best.
These are the best.
Um... you know, I was going
to make veggie lasagna tonight.
I'd love to but...
I-I-I got to be straight
with you
because I know it's important,
you know.
I-I'm going back to Pakistan.
You're going back to Pakistan.
Well, yeah, I got
to get the job done.
Are you afraid of anything?
Islands.
Islands? What do you mean?
- Like... island-islands?
- Yeah... yeah.
Like Hawaii?
Yeah, most people
are afraid of islands.
They just don't know it,
but it's natural.
It's natural to fear them
because when you're on an island
you're surrounded and stuff,
and, anyway, I'm more inclined
'cause I'm a Leo, and lions...
they just have no place
on an island.
I mean, that's a fact.
That's a fact.
Do you want to know
what I'm afraid of?
Bats.
No.
That's all I got.
It's a long list.
Well, hey, listen...
as long as I'm around,
if you need any help
slaying any demons,
I'm your man.
And what about
when you're not here?
- Come on.
- Where's Lizzie?
School.
Come on.
Tonight, I can report
to the American people
conducted an operation
the leader of Al-Qaeda.
The images of 9/11 are seared
into our national memory.
And a terrorist
responsible for the murder
of thousands
of innocent men,
women, and children.
Jet planes... cutting through...
The Twin Towers collapsing to the ground.
I determined
that we had enough...
Oh, my God, this is a big day
for America, okay.
Those guys are heroes.
To get Osama bin Laden
and bring him to justice.
a targeted operation
against that compound...
Gary, are you okay?
Oh, yeah.
That crazy God of mine.
He sure works
in mysterious ways.
It's a sign.
I'd be foolish not to heed it.
You know, that last construction
company offered me a job.
Maybe it's time we take this
to the next level.
There's no doubt that
Al-Qaeda will continue
Traditional procedures
for lslamic burial
were followed.
The deceased's body was washed,
After, the body was placed
on a prepared flat board,
tipped up, whereupon
the deceased's body
slipped into the sea.
Well...
what do you think?
They buried him at sea.
Really?
No pictures yet released,
but there's still
a lot more information...
The U.S. government
is embarrassed,
because they have not caught him
yet, so they want to make us
believe that he's dead.
Otherwise,
why not show us his face?
Show us his body.
Why-why the burial at sea?
He's alive and I'm the only one
who can capture him.
I am Gary Faulkner.
I'm the Donkey King.
It's a lie!
I'm going back!
That's right, Lizzie.
When you find your purpose,
you have to do it.
You have to do it,
no matter what.
Lizzie! Lizzie!
This is my sword.
Well, it was my sword.
Now it's your sword.
Wait a minute.
You don't need a sword.
This is just a stick
to hold a balloon.
Just a handle for joy
as far as I'm concerned.
So, you hold on tight,
sweetheart,
because joy comes forever.
Joy comes forever.
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