Fierce Creatures Page #9
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1997
- 93 min
- 303 Views
- It would be a privilege, Mr. McCain.
- Thank you.
What do you mean, a new will?
As a result of my talk with Vince,
I've decided to leave Octopus to him.
- What?
- Hold still!
- Leave Octopus to Vince?
- Shut up! He's a good boy.
Good boy?
He's a total wanker, Rod!
I won't have you
talk about him like that!
Rod, he steals from you.
That's only to get the attention I
should've given him when he was a child!
But you can't leave Octopus
to that a**hole!
That a**hole is my son!
I love him.
But you're always saying
what a complete wuss he is.
I am not--
going to let you
talk about him in that way.
- Are you all right, mate?
- I'm feeling emotional.
What's that?
- It's where I keep my Kleenex.
- He's very depressed, Neville.
Isn't it wonderful to see a man
get in touch with his feelings?
- There's something going on here.
- Oh, I hope so.
Excuse me, gentlemen.
I need to be alone.
Feeling a bit suicidal.
What?
This isn't like Rod!
Hey! He's in the shed!
- What?
- He's in the shed!
Gentlemen, I admit it.
I behaved disgracefully
to my son in the past.
I don't know if I can
live with myself.
So, going to the shed.
Mother always said that when
you're naughty, you go to the shed.
And I've been naughty.
God, I'm depressed!
Going to the shed.
- It's going well. Where's the body?
- Over there.
Come on, come on! Give it here.
Let's go! We gotta go!
What is going on?
- He and Vince did get very upset.
- It was so touching.
Oh, God. I've undervalued
Vince's talent all these years.
And his extraordinary charm.
Let's not forget that.
What a dear boy he was,
my Vince, and still is.
Good-looking young lad.
Christ, he's attractive.
- Such style!
- Where is Vince?
- That's a good question.
- Vince?
I never went to one of my
birthday parties, the bastard!
- His! His!
- His birthday parties, the bastard!
I'm the bastard! I'm such a bastard
I can't stand it anymore!
I can't face it! Oh, the shame!
I feel terrible!
I don't know what I'm gonna do,
but I've got a pretty shrewd idea...
it's not gonna be very nice!
- I'm taking the wuss's way out!
- Is he all right?
He's probably in one
of his black moods.
What black moods?
End of the road! I can't take it
any longer! I'm going to finish it now!
My God!
- Has he got a gun?
- Gun? What gun?
Where's the gun?
The gun!
What?
I'm at the end of the road!
I'm very near the end.
I'm gonna--
I can see the end of the road.
I'm makin' up my mind.
It's not an easy--
He's forgiven you.
Be sensible!
the end of the road.
Now I'm thinkin' about it.
I'll make my mind up
any moment now.
I love you, kid.
Forgive me.
Hurry! Hurry!
One! Two! Come on!
- Oh, no!
- Don't look!
- Why were your men so slow?
- Sorry, we didn't realize--
- This isn't Rod McCain.
- What?
I spent 1 5 years working at Octopus,
and this isn't Rod McCa--
I was in the garden
when I heard a gunshot--
- Father!
- I'm afraid he's dead.
- No!
- Yes.
- What are you doing?
- He shot himself.
No! Why?
He wasn't in one of his
black moods, was he?
He just couldn't live
with what he'd done to you.
- But I'd forgiven him.
- I know.
Oh, Dad! Dad! Dad!
- Vince.
- What?
- There's something you should know.
- What?
He left Octopus to you.
So he did love me after all!
You're fired.
Rollo, there's something
I need to ask you.
It's about sex.
What?
Look, I know what you like.
When we first called,
you had three women in your bed.
- What?
- Remember Mitzi and Suzie and Cindy?
And then
when we came to your room...
you had at least four girls
in the bathroom.
They were all over you
in the cage.
And then the other night in the hotel,
you had two girls...
as well as the--
Look, Willa--
Look, Rollo,
I really like you.
But I was just wondering
if one woman...
could ever be enough...
for a man like you.
Oh, what the hell.
Let's give it a try.
- But I have to warn you, Wanda--
- Willa.
I haven't slept with one woman
for a very, very long time.
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