Casino Page #13
- R
- Year:
- 1995
- 178 min
- 5,741 Views
The SIGNALER is slammed down face first on the bench and the
two GUARDS spread his arms out on the table.
SIGNALER:
(In pain)
Oh, God! Oh!
Another GUARD starts up a power saw and approaches the
SIGNALER who is now pinned to the table. He starts to scream.
SIGNALER:
Hey, no! No! No!
ACE walks toward the table, gesturing for the GUARD to turn
off the saw.
ACE (V.O.)
We had to make an example of these
pricks that the party was over.
ACE:
(To relieved SIGNALER)
I'm just curious. I saw you shuffling
your checks with your right hand.
Can you do that with both hands?
SIGNALER:
No.
ACE:
Can't do it with both hands?
SIGNALER:
No, Sir.
ACE:
Can you do it with your left hand?
SIGNALER:
Well, I... I never tried.
ACE:
So, you're a righty?
SIGNALER:
Ye-yeah.
ACE nods to one of the GUARDS. Instantly a large rubber mallet
smashes onto the man's right hand four times to the sound of
screams. ACE watches.
ACE:
Now, you're gonna have to learn with
your left hand.
SIGNALER:
God!
(He moans and sits
back.)
WINNER (O.S.)
(From following scene)
It's a hundred...
INT. CASINO CASHIER'S CAGE AREA - NIGHT
The WINNER has been standing outside the cashier's cage
waiting for his $110,000 in chips to be cashed. SHERBERT
walks up behind him.
WINNER:
...a hundred ten.
CASHIER:
Yes, it is.
WINNER:
I think.
CASHIER:
Yes.
WINNER:
Okay.
SHERBERT:
Hiya. That's a lot of money to be
counting out in public.
WINNER:
Yeah.
SHERBERT:
(To CASHIER)
Why don't I take him over to the
office and verify it, huh?
CASHIER:
Yes.
SHERBERT:
A little privacy. And, by the way,
send over a... nice bottle of
champagne on ice, huh?
CASHIER:
Sure will.
SHERBERT:
Real special. Somethin'...
(To WINNER.)
By the way... I'm Billy Sherbert,
your casino manager.
He shakes hands with the WINNER.
WINNER:
Hi.
SHERBERT:
Having a good time?
SHERBERT leads him away from the cage.
WINNER:
Yes, uh...
SHERBERT:
You'll want to count the money in
privacy. You know, you don't need...
WINNER:
Uh, I have a plane to catch to
Cleveland... Can I get my winnings?
INT. BASEMENT MAINTENANCE ROOM - NIGHT
The WINNER is pushed through the door by two GUARDS followed
by SHERBERT and sees his pal moaning in pain and holding his
broken hand.
SIGNALER:
Look what they did to my hand, man!
ACE:
(Walks over to the
WINNER)
All right, I'm gonna give you a
choice. You can either have the money
and the hammer or you can walk out
of here. You can't have both. What
do you want?
SHERBERT stands next to the WINNER
WINNER:
I just wanna get out of here.
ACE:
And don't forget to tell your friends
what happens if they f*** around in
here. You understand?
WINNER:
I'm sorry. I made a bad mistake.
ACE:
You're f***in' right, you made a bad
mistake. 'Cause if you come back
here - we catch either one of you -
we're gonna break your f***in' heads
and you won't walk out of here. You
see that f***in' saw? We're gonna
use it. You don't f*** around in
this place. You got it?
WINNER:
Yeah.
ACE:
Get out of here.
WINNER:
Thank you.
The GUARDS usher the WINNER out of the room.
ACE:
(To the GUARDS,
referring to the
SIGNALER)
Throw him out in the alley. And
just tell the cops he got hit by a
car.
INT. ACE'S TANGIERS PENTHOUSE
ACE and GINGER are alone in the living room. The apartment
looks out on the glittering neon signs of the Strip.
ACE (V.O.)
Within no time, everything was set
in place. We got rid of the freelance
scamsters. The per was way up. The
gods were happy, or as happy as the
gods can ever be. And I, I decided
to complicate my life. For a guy who
likes sure things, I was about to
bet the rest of my life on a real
longshot.
ACE:
We're not getting any younger. Don't
you think it's time? Aren't you
gettin' tired of all this sh*t?
Bangin' around, hustlin' around?
GINGER:
What, are you trying to handicap me?
ACE:
I'm gonna do you one better. I'm
trying to marry you. You want to
marry me?
(GINGER looks doubtful.)
I'm serious. I mean, I - I want to
settle down. I want a family.
GINGER:
(Sighs, laughing)
You got the wrong girl, Sam.
ACE:
I know I'd be a good father. I know
you'd be a good mother.
GINGER:
You don't know me. What, you've known
me, two, three months. What do you
know?
ACE:
I'm forty-three years old. I don't
want to wait. I know you well enough
to know that I really love you very
much. And I can't think of anybody
better to be with. And I don't feel
like waiting anymore.
GINGER:
You know a lot of happily married
people, Sam? 'Cause I don't.
ACE:
Yeah, I know all that.
GINGER:
I care about you, a - But I just
don't have those kind of feelings
for you. I'm sorry. I'm not in love
with you.
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