Confessions of a Superhero Page #8
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- 2007
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for the adults.
(man #1)
are you gonna be
in the contest?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah, definitely.
It's $20 to get
into the contest,
To enroll for it.
And then if we do win,
it'll be a thousand bucks.
(man #2)
what do you think
your chances are?
I think that me looking
like Christopher reeve
At this particular event,
Being the fact
that they're doing a send-off
To Christopher reeve,
It may boost our chances a bit,
Because a lot of people
are gonna be thinking
Christopher reeve
at this celebration.
So I think the chances
are really good.
So, Bonnie, the only thing
that we need now
Is this lunchbox
to go in something.
Okay, this is--
I don't think this
is gonna fit in here.
Sure, it will.
You may have to carry
your lunchbox
Like you're going
to elementary school
And this is your lunch.
Okay.
My name's Billy McDaniel,
Mayor of the city of metropolis,
Long-time resident
of metropolis,
Lived here all my life.
Carol, this is Billy McDaniel.
How are you?
Metropolis is pretty well-known
as the home of superman.
Probably there's no place
that I go in the run of a year
That if you're asked,
"where you from,"
And you say,
"Metropolis, Illinois,"
They'll have something
to say about superman.
(man)
lot of drugs,
stuff like that around here,
Criminal activity.
Whole bunch;
It really is.
A lot of black people's
moved in here.
Used to be none,
But a lot of black people's
moved in now.
(man)
why is everyone so obsessed
with superman here?
Man, you tell me.
I've been here all my life,
and I don't know.
I don't know why they put
Illinois in metropolis.
[triumphant music playing]
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[woman on microphone]
we do have a special treat
for everybody.
We have invited
our high school band,
And they have got
a special song
Picked out to play for us.
(Dennis)
you guys are gonna be around
for the costume contest, right?
So what you guys do is,
You vote for
your favorite superman, okay?
Or superhero.
Give me a hug.
Wow, superman.
My hero.
Why, thank you.
You're my hero.
You're my hero too.
Thank you.
(kidder)
which part of Montana?
(woman #2)
Livingston, do you
know where that is?
It's near Bozeman.
I've never seen those.
They look terrific.
No one's got these ones.
Jesse, j-e-s-s-e.
(kidder)
you're welcome.
(man)
are you excited?
I am ecstatic.
I can't wait.
(kidder)
I'll come back here
so we can still do the picture.
There you go.
(man)
can I put
my arm around you?
Oh, yes.
(man)
what are you gonna say to her?
What am I gonna say
to her?
I'm not quite sure yet.
We'll have to see.
a surprise.
I usually get all tied up--
Tongue-tied when I get up
to the celebrities,
You know, especially
when it's somebody like Margot
Or if it was Christopher reeve.
I turn into that little kid
that doesn't know what to say.
But if I wasn't taken,
Yeah, I'm gonna let you guys
go first,
'cause you guys have
a small amount.
Hi, Chris'.
How are you, dear?
Good morning,
I'm doing wonderful.
Thanks, good to meet you.
Take care.
I know Christopher,
and he's very sweet.
I really don't think
we, as people,
Get to judge each other
that way, you know.
I think sometimes
some of the guys in the outfits
Should go to the gym.
That's my only comment.
(man)
Christopher
we already did.
We're gonna have to
do it at the--
(Dennis)
okay, no problem.
(kidder)
yeah, and Christopher,
I'll buy you a drink.
(Dennis)
okay, no problem.
I'll even buy you
a snack, all right?
I love you.
Okay, I'll see you
in the Severy, Margie.
No, there are a lot of awful
things you can take too far,
And superman's terrific.
So hey, if you want to wear
Go for it.
It's a lot more appealing
than a lot of other things
I can think of.
(man)
how can I help you today?
Yeah, I just wanted to rent
some guns out for the range.
Do you know
what kind?
Preferably,
I like the beretta, actually.
A beretta?
Yeah.
All right.
Why?
Some of the stuff
that Batman says you got to--
It's hard to believe,
because like I said,
I really don't know
his dark past,
But when you hear him
talk about the stuff,
It's almost like,
"wow, dude, you've been watching
too many movies."
Right here we have
a 9-millimeter beretta.
All right, right here we have
the magazine release...
All right.
Always by your thumb.
Press it,
and out pops the magazine.
All right,
when you load it,
You always load it
from the back in, all right?
All right.
Tip always facing the direction
that the muzzle's going,
Because that's the way
the bullet's gonna come out.
There's only two ways
you can get out of it:
If you die or if pretty much
everybody else does.
And so that's--
Yeah, that's pretty much
how I got out of it,
'cause everyone else died,
And I was the only man
left standing.
I know he talks a lot about it
with his friends
More so than he does with me.
And I would have to say
of what he says is true.
you know, see this dark past,
Man, it's hard to believe,
you know.
I still re--
you know, still ask God
For forgiveness
for some of the things
That I've done in my life,
so...
[gunshot]
[gunshots]
(Allen)
let's just say
I was married to a girl,
Very, very beautiful,
loving girl,
Didn't even want part of the--
of what was going on.
You know,
she was just the daughter.
So anyway,
and, uh, yeah.
She was killed in an accident
that I was supposed to be in.
And of course,
once I found out who did it--
Yeah, so...
"yeah," what?
Once you found--
I went--I went raged out
and more or less went after him
And left more than a body count
than I can count, I guess.
Is he permanently
injured now,
Or is he dead or--
No, no.
They're deceased.
From this incident?
From this incident.
So...
Was it something
you were prosecuted for?
No, no, unfortunately,
They couldn't prove
anything.
So...
So is this
a confession?
I don't know what--
Like I said, I mean,
there's--you can't--
No, there's no Trace
of anything.
That's the whole thing.
It's gone.
It's over.
It's been 22 years.
There's--
you couldn't Trace anything.
It's been very well--
See, back in the '80s,
a lot very easily.
Now, today time,
it's very hard.
But, yeah, you can't--
There's no statute
of limitations on murder.
[laughs]
Well...
You know, sometimes when you
have memories from your past,
You can elaborate on them
And make them sound
more than what they really are.
You may do it
to make your somewhat--
He may do it to make himself
sound bigger or badder
Or just, you know,
"don't mess with me"
type of thing.
(Dennis)
now, you guys
are gonna be around
For the costume contest,
right?
Okay, well, remember to vote
on your favorite superman.
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