Faithful Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 91 min
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Blow jobs like oral sex blow jobs
don't count?
Absolutely not.
Have you ever really been in love?
I mean, like, you know...
...the kind where you really
can't wait to see the person...
...and you get this warm feeling
...and all that kind of stuff?
Have you ever...
- What?
- All right, never mind.
Did you and your husband
get married in church?
Yes.
I cannot understand how two
people get married before God...
...then one hires
someone to kill the other.
- Did you get married in church?
- Yeah.
And did you take an
oath before God?
Yeah.
All right, well, then let me
ask you something, okay?
When you were married, if your
wife met some guy on the street...
...and she blew him, that wouldn't
classify as cheating?
I mean, like... You just said
blow jobs don't count.
You're really hung up on this
blow lob thing, aren't you?
Are you comin' on to me, baby?
Are you?
Cause if you are, forget it.
I was paid good money to kill you.
- How much?
- A lot!
I can pay you a great
deal more money not to kill me.
- What? What are you saying to me?
- I said I can pay you...
...a great deal more money
not to kill me.
Forget it.
A deal's a deal.
I never go back on my word.
because I'm the best.
I have a reputation of a man
who gets the job done...
...and never goes back on
his word.
I can't let you go.
- Yeah.
All right,
you don't have to let me go.
But just...
Look. I have a lot of money
in that safe...
...and I'll give you
the combination.
Just tell me that when I die, that
bstard will go right after me.
Well, how do you know I won't take
the money after you're dead...
- ...and not kill him?
- Well, I don't know it.
I don't know. But you seem like
a man of your word.
- I am.
- Well, then...
...just give me your word then,
okay?
Just tell me,
just tell me you'll do it.
dollars. All right?
You know, sun, fun...
...and all the blow jobs
that you could ever possibly want.
- Are you getting nervous?
- I'm just waitin' for a call.
- From who?
- Your husband.
My husband's gonna call you here?
Well, I wanna talk to him!
Well, he doesn't wanna
talk to you.
And right now he's getting
himself a nice alibi.
And when he gets far enough away,
he's gonna call...
...and signal me by letting
that phone ring twice.
And that's when you die, Maggie.
Maggie?
Chestnut Drive, right?
Yes.
- That's your name, right?
- Yes, but...
...my father's the only person
that ever called me Maggie...
...because I'm named
after his mother...
...but he never liked
the name Margaret.
That's weird. My mother's the only
one who ever call me Anthony.
She always said Tony sounded
like a hoodlum's name.
Is your mother alive?
Hey, what do you want from me?
Stop with all these questions now!
Come on,
you sound like my shrink!
You're in therapy?
I'm not ashamed to say
I got problems like anybody else.
Well, I'm not trying to
insult you.
It's just, I mean,
I've got problems, too.
I've been going to a therapist
for five years.
But you're a hired killer.
- Its a job.
- No.
A job is selling real estate.
I mean, you...
you take human life.
- You got no ice.
- In the kitchen.
You know, what does your therapist
have to say about this?
- I'd be interested to know that.
I don't know, you know,
"It's not nice."
"Well-adjusted people
don't kill other people."
Aren't you afraid
he's gonna tell the police?
A shrink can't tell anything that
goes on between him and a patient.
- It's strictly confidential.
- No. No.
Not when it comes to murder.
You're wrong.
What's he gonna say? I'll fckin'
kill him if he opens his mouth.
How long have you been
seeing this therapist?
Three years.
It hasn't cost me a dime.
- Why not?
- I needed that.
My shrink's a degenerate gambler.
I set him up with my cousin
who's a bookmaker.
I like this place.
The doctor's a born loser.
He couldn't pick
his own birthday.
on the house.
It's the barter system.
Your doctor sounds like a real
reputable person.
- You making fun of him?
- No.
Yes, you are.
Hey, everyone has problems baby.
Look at you. You got
all the money in the world.
It didn't make you happy.
all your problems.
Then you got no choice
but to look inside yourself...
...and see how fcked up you are.
Money changes people,
usually for the worse.
Money made my husband worse,
but he's always been unfaithful.
It's impossible for a man to be
faithful to a woman today.
That's not true, OK?
my mother all his life.
I'll teach you something
about marriage.
Many, many years ago,
when this thing called...
...marriage was invented...
...it was easy for a man to be
faithful to one woman.
Because men only lived to be
forty years old.
It was easier back then.
Wait, so what you're saying is
that men can't be faithful to...
...one woman because
they live longer today?
- No.
- Well, then, what?
There are too many cocktail
waitresses today.
You know, you need help.
No, baby.
You got it wrong.
You're the one who needs help!
You're the one who's been
good all these years.
Don't you see what's happening?
I was sent here by
your husband to kill you.
To leave you dead and bleeding
like some fcking animal.
I was told to make it look like
a rape and a murder.
You know, there's a five million
dollar life insurance...
- ...policy on you?
- Yeah, I know that.
But my husband wouldn't
kill me for the money alone.
No? People die for a lot less.
Yeah well, he wouldn't kill me
for the money alone.
- Yeah? Then what is it?
- Debbie.
- Who the fck is Debbie?
- She works for my husband.
She's his personal assistant.
Same old story.
How'd you find out?
Easy guess. No brains, fake.
My husband's always been
a sucker for a beautiful woman.
a law against...
...twentyfour year old blondes
with big tits named Debbie.
And I'm so stupid,
but he's not in love with you.
What, what's so funny?
I don't know.
Some broad told me that once.
"I love you,
but I'm not in love with you."
That's a nice way of telling
someone to go fck themseif.
- She must've hurt you, huh?
- Yeah.
I caught her in bed
with my best friend.
They were fcking
when I walked in.
It hurt me.
But I got my revenge.
- You killed 'em?
- No. I let her marry him.
Now they're making
each other miserable.
What does it
feel like to kill someone?
Why?
Thinking about killing someone?
No. I, couldn't kill anybody.
Oh, yeah. Anybody can
kill under the right conditions.
Even you.
Me, I kill for money.
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