False Pretenses Page #6
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2004
- 90 min
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Feels good, huh?
Being home with your own.
These are my roots, chica.
Wish you'd recorded what he
told me the other day.
What was that?
How the scam works,
what a partner does.
Pretty much everything.
Well, then it's not too late.
I will not let you down, Diane.
Not this time.
Gracias.
Salute. [ Clink ]
[ Salsa music ]
[ Speaking Spanish ]
You're doing very well.
Well, gracias seniora... senior.
[Speaking spanish]: Senior.
Yo soy senior!
My Spanish is...
Out, out.
And...
good, good.
[ Romantic music ]
Would you like to dance?
Okay.
[ Laughter ]
You're okay?
[ Sigh ]
It's just...
It's been awhile.
[ Lovemaking ]
Oh!
Thank you.
You look nice.
All the comforts of home.
Its freshly squeezed.
I have a tree out back.
Thank you.
So breakfast. I have eggs,
bacon or sausage...
How long have you known
Nando, Cerise?
I've been serving him
breakfast for 5 years now.
Did you know he's got a
tattoo? A howling eagle.
Just like Mark's.
Really?
I mean, it's identical. I
mean, why would you have a
92nd Airborne tattoo if you weren't
part of the 92nd Airborne?
No, the question is why would you be
jumping out of perfectly good airplanes.
Okay, sorry.
Same tattoo, same unit?
So, you're thinking
Mark knows Nando.
Well, I'm thinking there's a lot more to
this than them just knowing each other.
Nando? Hello?
[ Sigh ]
[ Phone ringing ]
Hello?
Ah, I'm at home. I forgot
my damn cell.
I guess I was a
little distracted last night.
Come on, remember, I'm
Mr. Policeman, protecting
her against Boggs
and hey, I'm helping
her nail you.
Yeah,
no, no, no. I don't
kiss and tell.
Okay, I do.
Yeah, listen buddy, by tomorrow we are going
to have Texas in our rear view mirror.
be behind... far behind.
Back to the station.
[ Car starting and
driving away ]
Partners, they're
in this together.
Oh my God. But why?
500K, tax free, a new
car every year.
- I still don't...
Nando helps his old army buddy
out to get established.
The money starts rolling in and he just
loves that pay hike, until I show up.
No, because you said that he
never even met you.
Well, they work it out.
And now they need to
keep me quite or
discredit me while Mark
finishes his scam.
So, Nando volunteers to help me
play detective.
All right, so you call the
sheriff with this.
After my little blank
tape fiasco?
Right.
I'm going to need a
lot more than this.
Just getting off that plane with just
a cheque in my hand won't cut in son.
Well, then I'll wire the funds.
They'll be there waiting
in the morning.
Money talks, Michael.
It's psychological
and we've got ourselves an
impression to make.
Chason, $750,000 is a lot of
cash to be carrying around.
In Chicago, I want to see the
look on their faces when
we open that case and show them
all of that green.
It's your money.
You bet.
[Softly]:
Password.Howling eagle.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
You'll need to sign an
authorization so I can
withdraw the cash out of your
client trust account.
What are you doing here?
some help, partner.
Everything's under control, but a
buyer sees you in that outfit.
That's why I came in the back.
Your briefcase.
- I picked up a new one at Niemans.
- Oh.
Looks just like the other one.
That's why they call
it mass production.
What's that?
It's paperwork. Everything's
got to look good for Boggs.
For some reason
he doesn't trust me.
Imagine that.
He seems to like you
well enough though.
Come out to the airport
this afternoon.
See us off. Remind him we're
all on the same team.
Mark! Mark, I haven't
got all day!
Shouldn't you get going?
Pan Western, 5:
30 flight.Okay. Well, I may as well
address some envelopes, take out
Be there by 5.
Okay.
What was I thinking?
That I was going to beat
him at his own game?
He's so far ahead of me that I
don't even know what the game is.
Whatever it is, him and
Nando sure went to
a whole lot of trouble
to suck you into it.
[ Sigh ]
What are you going to do?
What can I do?
What can I do?
The only proof I've got
is locked up
in that office.
And you know who's going to
end up holding the bag on this?
Yeah, his partner.
He figures you're onto him.
You know what I'd do if I
was in your shoes?
I'd put Texas in my rear
view mirror p-d-q.
Cerise, I'm not a quitter.
But you ain't no Texas
ranger neither.
But he wins.
He always wins.
He always wins.
Hmmph!
Come on.
[ Knock at door ]
Mark.
They'll never let you in the first
class lounge dressed like that.
Get changed and we'll drive up
to the airport together.
Oh, you don't really
need me to do you?
Well, you wouldn't want to
disappoint old Boggs,
plus if you keep my car overnight,
think of what we'll save on parking.
Mark, I've had a headache all afternoon.
I think I'm coming down with something.
Really?
Ooh, careful.
- You feel fine.
- It's viral. I think it could be catching.
Let's go, we don't have
time for this.
[ Snapping fingers ]
[Mark]:
I don't want to missthat flight, partner.
Dee Martin, my partner.
So, that's what a partner's for?
Distraction.
Mark, your briefcase.
I picked up a new one
at Neimans.
- Hello?
- Cerise, I figured out the game.
What game?
His game. He's not letting go
of 750 grand.
I need your help. We don't have
a lot of time.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got it.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- What's this? Bomb threat?
- Nah, it's just routine.
Yeah, I thought that was
homeland security.
Me too. I'm going to need you
to clear out the lounge
while I check things out, okay?
Looks like this is it for me.
him. Car keys?
I got you covered, e-ticket.
You'll cash in when you
pick me up tomorrow.
Hmm, you think of everything.
I try.
- Everything okay?
- [Spanish]:
Si todo bien.You can start letting
people back in.
- Thank you.
- Okay.
I am still keeping
your car overnight?
Right.
Parking.
[Annoncer]:
Your attentionplease, the flight number 214
for Washington is
now boarding...
Looks like we're early.
Control the room.
Control the table.
Control the game.
That's it.
That's what it's all about.
Always.
No thanks.
We drink, he drinks.
Scotch, rocks.
And for the lady...
Scotch please. Water back.
Have you ever lost control?
It hasn't happened yet.
You're good.
Heh-heh.
Mark.
Chason.
- Dee.
- Chase.
Looks like I had nothing to
worry about after all.
Glad you could see us
off, darling.
Well, looks like you got a head
start on me.
Plenty of time to catch up.
Your finest Kentucky
bourbon, darling.
Straight up, keep 'em
coming, hmm?
Okay, now what are we taking to Chicago
besides a change of underwear?
Whoo!
[ Laughter ]
Wooeee!
Oh! I can't wait till
I see their faces.
[ Cell phone ]
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