Cops and Robbers Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1973
- 89 min
- 340 Views
but you love to bust chops,
don't you?
Hey, let's get
the cops together, huh?
We'll have a mug shot.
Hey, Joe, gonna get
in the lineup?
How about the lineup?
OK, sweetheart.
l want that
big smile, now.
Let's do the smile now.
All set?
OK. All together.
Daniel, get out of there.
You're not
in the family.
Get out of here.
OK, smile.
Hold it, honey!
Hold it!
Smile!
You forgot to look
at the camera!
Get your goddamn hands
off of me!
Lady, we're the police!
Let me go!
l love my husband!
Hold her down
nice and firm!
Aw, throw her in!
l'm not gonna
deal with this!
Hey, get back here!
Stop the bleeding!
For what?!
You do your job...
l do my job!
You're a cop!
Hold her
against the door.
You son of a b*tch,
stop this bleeding!
-No!
-Where's the stiff?
ln the rear apartment
in the kitchen.
She cut him to pieces.
Let's get her
out of here.
l want my husband!
He's dead, all right.
Look, why don't you
just get up front...
make another call
to the ambulance...
get them over here.
l'll be up there
in a minute.
l gotta deal with
these 2 chickens.
Calm down!
God. l gotta do 2 jobs.
l gotta hold 'em down,
dealing with you cops--
You son of a b*tch!
lt's made with those good,
old-fashioned ingredients...
that just can't
hurt your hair...
no matter how often
you shampoo.
You can use it
twice a week...
every other day,
even every day.
Together Forever was made
by our kind of people...
for our kind of people...
and it's completely
biodegradable.
You can't
treat me like this.
You killed a guy.
That's enough
for one day, huh?
l didn't kill nobody.
Nobody killed nobody.
Sure.
Right.
l didn't mean to.
l come home...
and find him with...
my baby.
There were 2 of them?
Yes.
And they came in through
the service entrance?
They struck my maid...
and cut the inside
of her mouth.
l sent her downstairs
to see my doctor.
l can have her sent back up
if you need a statement.
Maybe later.
l can't think
why they struck her.
After all, she's black.
And then they came
in here, is that it?
They never came in here
at all, thank goodness.
l have some rather
valuable things in here.
They went from the kitchen
into the bedroom.
-Where were you?
-ln my office.
lt connects
with the bedroom.
l heard them rummaging
and opened the door.
As soon as l saw them,
of course...
l realized
what they were doing.
Then you closed the door?
Yes.
What did they take?
A typewriter,
portable TV...
and a Mixmaster.
Do you have
the serial numbers?
Well, can you give me...
a description
of the intruders?
l honestly didn't
see their faces.
How much would a thing
like this cost?
l beg your pardon?
This thing.
How much would it go for?
l believe it was $3,700.
Under 4,000.
For this?
Where were we?
What's your husband do?
He's an attorney.
l don't see what
this has to do--
l was gonna be a lawyer.
l went to night school
for 2 years.
l had to quit when
my wife had a baby.
Little girl.
l believe you wanted
a description.
Yes, of the intruders.
Joe, what would you do
if you had $1 million?
Go to Montana
with Chet Huntley.
l mean, really?
Go to Montana with Grace.
Welcome to Wood Down,
the land of plenty.
But we're here, right?
You know what you told
George last week--
that we could get
anything we want...
only we control ourselves?
Well, what the hell?
Why don't we?
Why don't we what?
Pull off a job.
l bet with all we know,
we'd never get caught.
You mean,
like my liquor store?
l mean a big job.
A supermarket?
No. Like a bank
or a loan company.
You ever think about
doing something like that?
Once in a while.
Yeah. Me, too.
Why don't we do it?
Get everything
we want, huh?
Pull off, like,
a fantastic score.
You know,
something really big?
Like what?
Who cares?
The city's full of money.
We take our pick.
One job, one million bucks.
We get in, we get out.
A million bucks?
l'm serious, Joe.
Something really big.
l get a thrill
Anything we want, huh?
One job,
one million bucks.
Can you imagine?
A million bucks?
Hey, l wonder what
if we kidnaped
their ambassador?
The Chinese don't
have an ambassador.
The U.N. guy.
Are you kidding?
Why not?
They've got
American money.
Where the hell
are we gonna stash...
the Chinese Ambassador?
ln the garage.
ln your garage.
OK, one day my garage,
one day your garage.
We don't want something
we have to give back.
We want something we can
turn over real fast...
and we need a buyer.
Someone with
a lot of money.
Yeah.
A nice, rich person.
What's your name?
Come on, Randy,
you know my name.
Big Tony?
Anthony Morall.
What's your occupation,
Anthony?
What'd you say?
What do you do
for a living?
Wholesale meat.
-A butcher?
-That's right.
Ed, will you
hold this for me...
while l print that guy?
What's your name?
Patsy O'Neill.
You didn't have to
pull me in.
All you had to do
was reach out.
l would have come.
We know that.
What's your occupation,
Mr. O'Neill?
l buy and l sell.
You buy and you sell.
A salesman.
Salesman.
All he had on him
was this piece, boss.
Sit down.
You're wearing a wig.
The feds
take movies here.
l don't want
to be identified.
Mustache phony, too?
Looks better
than the rug.
You tell me you got
no papers on you, huh?
No wallet,
driver's license, nothing.
l don't want you
to know who l am.
You're a cop, right?
Right.
And you came here
all by yourself?
Right.
We don't take
no defectors.
l'm not offering
to enlist.
But you want to do
something for me, right?
l want to
sell you something...
for $2 million cash.
What bullshit
is this, huh?
Fast talker, boss.
Look, l'm a cop.
l got a friend
who's a cop, right?
We can go anywhere
in New York...
and get you
anything you want...
if you just
tell us what it is...
you'll pay $2 million for,
and you see if it's bullshit.
You want to rob
something for me, right?
That you'll pay
and that we can handle.
There isn't a D.A.
in the world...
would be
dumb enough to...
to set this up.
This has got to be
your own thing.
How can you get hurt?
l don't have
a recorder on me...
and if l did,
it's entrapment.
You know that
as well as l do.
Securities.
Securities?
Treasury bonds,
bearer bonds.
l don't want anything
with a name on it.
lf the certificate has
an owner's name on it...
l don't want it.
Only papers that say,
''Pay to the bearer.''
That's rich people's
money, right?
That's right.
Rich, rich, yes.
Very good. Very good.
l'll, uh...
pay you 20 cents
on the dollar.
What? A fifth?
l'm offering you
a good price...
because you're gonna
deal in volume.
Usually it's 10 cents
on the dollar.
lf it says,
''Pay to the bearer...''
why don't l
deal it myself?
Because you want to
get the paper...
back into
legitimate trade.
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