Fletch Lives Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1989
- 95 min
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photographs of myself, do ya?
No! No!
It worked for the Ayatollah.
Mr. Fletcher, your Belle Isle's
a bit rundown.
That sucker's gonna eat
you alive in maintenance.
You don't know how much your
land would mean to our ministry.
And to God, too, of course. After all, he
does give us our guidance now, doesn't he?
- Amen!
- You bet your ass.
Like my mother used to say,
"There's a tick for every dog. '"
What did your mother
mean by that?
Why in God's name you let Farnsworth's
ministry burrow into your fur?
Why would you even think of givin' away your
property when you got a big cash offer on it?
I don't know. I guess I thought,
after a lifetime of hedonism,
it was time
to rededicate my life.
Nah, I just wanted to see what would
happen if I went along with him.
Well, it happened.
The sheriff's office called.
have been dropped.
Is that right?
Mm-hmm.
The ministry has a good deal
I suppose you've heard
that your...
aunt was under considerable emotional
strain in the weeks before she died?
Yeah, I've heard that.
So was my mother.
They took advantage of her.
These Holy Rollers.
When she was at death's door, they
preyed on her faith and her fear.
When she was no longer able
to make rational decisions,
persuaded her to give away our
land for that amusement park.
My guess is that your speedy
conversion and your promised gift...
played no small part in the
charges against you being dropped.
Well, whatever.
At least I'm off the hook.
And who or what do they think is
responsible for Amanda Ray's death?
The autopsy report
come in today.
They said she died of a
heart attack. Natural causes.
Either she had
some congenital defect...
or... you're one
hell of a lover.
Probably both.
I needed more background on Farnsworth
so I called Frank for a favor.
Maybe I should've asked him
to check out Calculus Entterby.
I liked him, but I wasn't buying
his Amos and Andy routine.
He seemed a lot smarter
than that.
I never took you to be no
murderer. That's a relief.
So who's the
odds on favorite now?
Nobody.
They're sayin' she dropped
dead in her sleep. Yeah!
The odds on that?
Same as catchin' a bass
this afternoon.
What's that?
About 258,000 to one.
You sure you
don't wanna back out?
I'm in.
This be the morgue?
Have the police come yet?
What? The police! They was bringing
a doctor to make a death certificate.
You got a stiff, boy, you're
in the right place. Where is it?
In my Cadillac.
Put him on the gurney. Take him
in the back with the rest of'em.
Don't bother me.
I'm watchin The Terminator.
You better put a steerin'wheel
on that. Excuse me, sir.
I'll be right back now.
- What's that stickin' out?
- His lucky golf cap.
Hey.!
You gotta tag his toe.
- He got a name?
- Eldridge Cleaver.
Take him in the back,
strip him. Hold it.
Let's see what Mr. Cleaver has,
or should I say, had.
Wait a minute.
Shouldn't I get that?
Tell you what.
I'll make you a deal.
You call me whenever you want,
I'll tell you what time it is.
Now get movin!
- Eldridge Cleaver.
- Shh.
Good evening, Mr. Hoffa.
Amanda Ross. Amanda Ross.
Five.
Can I take a look?
Yeah, go on.
Boo!
Any mail for me?
You don't have a Tic-Tac,
do you?
What happened?
I black out?
Did I land the plane
safely? Passengers hurt?
No.
Everything's okay?
Check that air-conditioning.
What'd you find out, Fletch?
Cremated. I wouldn't be surprised if all
the paperwork was burnt up with the body.
a dead end.
But I guess it is
for most people.
I had three questions. Why was
I cleared in Amanda's death?
Why, if she wasn't murdered, was
the body so quickly destroyed?
And finally, when it comes to stewed prunes,
are three enough or are four too many?
When I got back to Belle Isle, there
was a cozy fire in the fireplace...
and on the roof, on the walls
and on the porch.
It was great.
Guess you'll be movin' in
with me now. Thanks, Cal.
Look at the bright side. You won't have
to bother dusting anymore. Yes, sir!
Here's your diet plate.
Thank you, Miss Selma. Does everything
around here come with the head still on it?
- You bet, honey.
- Glad I didn't order a hamburger.
I'd say grace,
but I don't wanna wake him up.
Are you religious?
I believe in a God that
doesn't need heavy financing.
How you doin', Mr. Barbour?
How's it goin', Calculus?
Fine, fine.
This here's Mr. Fletcher.
He's the new owner of Belle
Isle, or whatever's left of it.
You know, you've had your share of
problems ever since you've been here.
How about me and the boys showing
you some real Southern hospitality?
You ever been
on a coon hunt?
Now a coon hunt is like an English fox
hunt, except we cut through all the bullshit,
music, all the beautiful women.
We reduce the experience
to its essence.
Yeah, a bunch of sweaty drunks
chasin' a scared animal.
You're damn right.!
What am I supposed to do?
The dogs do most of the work.
We just follow the dogs, they
tree the coon, we get him down.
This drug testing
has gone too far.
Take a jolt.
Kick-a-poo joy juice?
Oh, stronger than that!
Whoo!
Aren't you coming?
Nah, it ain't safe for a black man to
be chasin' around these woods at night...
unless he be handcuffed
to a white man.
I'll see you back at... my
"domiside." You want some of this?
You haven't lived till
you've been on a coon hunt,
and after that,
you don't want to.
But it gave me a chance to
snoop around the neighborhood.
for all this land. Why?
Maybe they just wanted a remote
spot to bury Jim and Tammy.
Where the hell are we? Actually,
this is my place, or was.
I ain't been on it
since I sold the sucker.
This is your property over here and
that's Ham's mama's old place over there.
Don't you think we oughta
catch up with the boys?
Damn right. There's a couple of'em I don't
think I should leave alone with the dogs.
Oh, wait up.
Jesus! What happened
to my flower garden?
Everything's dead!
Yo, Barbour.! Rags has got a
water moccasin in his mouth.
Hey, we in luck. You wanna
jerk the head off a snake?
Oh, no.
I gave it up for Lent.
I'm not gonna miss the fun.
Hey, guys, wait up!
I never liked guns, especially
when they're pointed at me.
And this night a couple of people were
taking pot shots in my general direction.
It was time
to get outta there.
11:
27 to be exact.% Na-na-na-na
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I was heartbroken to miss
the raccoon,
but all I wanted was a good night's
sleep so I headed for Cal's water bed.
Welcome back. Jimmy Lee
was on a roll tonight.
Ten salvations. Big
bucks. You catch a coon?
I was shot at. Somebody's
And they don't mind killing me
to underline the threat.
You were shot at? Yep.
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