Goodfellas Page #7
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- 1990
- 146 min
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WE SEE HENRY standing near her car and watching.
SCHOOL-CROSSING GUARD
(driving off)
Thank you, sweetheart.
CUT TO:
JIMMY standing between TOMMY and HENRY.
JIMMY:
(to Henry)
Say hello to Tommy. You'll do good
together.
CUT TO:
POLICE CAR:
pulling onto the sidewalk where HENRY, TOMMY and JIMMY are
standing. The COPS recognize JIMMY.
COP #1
Anything good?
HENRY watches JIMMY smile and toss a couple of cartons of
cigarettes into their radio car.
EXT. FACTORY GATE - QUITTING TIME
WE SEE HENRY busily selling cartons to WORKERS. TOMMY is
getting cartons out. of the trunk of a car parked nearby.
HENRY is so busy he can hardly keep the money and cash
straight. Instead of the neat roll we saw on JIMMY, HENRY's
cash is a wrinkled mess. Some of it is rolled, some folded,
some in different pockets. WE SEE HENRY approached by TWO
CITY DETECTIVES.
DETECTIVE #1
What do you think you're doing?
DETECTIVE #2
Where did you get these cigarettes?
(offering them
cartons)
It's okay.
DETECTIVE #l roughly grabs HENRY's arm. DETECTIVE #2 grabs
HENRY's cigarette cartons. WE SEE HENRY pull his arm away
and ONE of the DETECTIVES slaps him across the face.
WE SEE that TOMMY is about to say something, but runs away
instead.
INT. CABSTAND - DAY
WE SEE TOMMY talking to TUDDY and ASSORTED HOODS at the
cabstand.
INT. COURTROOM - "AR-1" (ARRAIGNMENT PART 1)
HENRY is waiting along with DOZENS OF HOOKERS, nodding
JUNKIES, MUGGERS and SHOPLIFTERS. When HENRY'S case is
called, WE PAN to a well-dressed MOB LAWYER. HENRY, who
has never seen the LAWYER before, walks to the
PROSECUTOR'S, rather than the DEFENDANT'S table. A COURT
CLERK nods him over toward his own LAWYER.
Without acknowledging HENRY, the LAWYER nods and smiles at
the JUDGE, who smiles and nods back.
JUDGE:
Councilor, proceed.
CUT TO:
HENRY is walking out of the court. HENRY sees JIMMY BURKE
smiling and waiting for him in the rear of the courtroom.
JIMMY puts his arm around HENRY like a father, and tacks a
one-hundred dollar bill into HENRY's chest pocket. They
walk out into the court corridor in silence together and
then, suddenly, HENRY sees PAUL VARIO, TOMMY, TUDDY, and
the WHOLE CREW from the cabstand waiting for him. They
start clapping and whistling and slapping his back and
cheering. VARIO, TUDDY and BURKE embrace him.
While bewildered COPS and LAWYERS watch!
CHORDS OF HOODS:
You broke your cherry! You broke
your cherry!
LAST FREEZE.
TITLE UP - IDLEWILD AIRPORT: 1955
EXT. WIDE SHOT - IDLEWILD CARGO AREA
HENRY (V.O.)
By the time I grew up, there was
thirty billion a year in cargo
moving through Idlewild Airport
and we tried to steal every bit of
it.
EXT. AIRPORT DINER - PARKING LOT - DAY
ANGLE - GREY LIZARD SHOES AND SHARP GREY PANTS
and UP TO SEE HENRY standing in parking lot, when a large
truck pulls up. WE SEE TOMMY DESIMONE standing with him.
HENRY (V.O.)
You've got to understand, we grew
up near the airport.. It belonged
to Paulie. We had friends and
relatives who worked all over the
place and they tipped as off about
what was coming in and what was
going out.
WE SEE DRIVES get out of track with engine still running
and leave door open. He nods to HENRY who does not respond
and the DRIVES casually walks toward the diner.
HENRY (V.O.)
If any of the truckers or airlines
gave as trouble, Paulie had his
people scare then with a little
strike. It was beautiful. It was
an even bigger money-major than
numbers, and Jimmy was in charge.
Whenever we needed money, we'd rob
the airport. To us, it was better
than Citibank.
WE SEE DRIVER rise from debris of breakfast dishes, leave
a tip and pay the CASHIER. Be walks out the door toward
HOLD ON the door.
DRIVER rushes back in through the door toward the CASHIER.
DRIVER:
(flushed and agitated)
Hurry, gimme the phone. Two n*ggers
just stole my track.
INT. SONNY'S BAMBOO LOUNGE - DUSK
A cavernous room within earshot of the airport that looks
like a movie nightclub. No matter when you walk into the
Bamboo Lounge it's always the middle of the night.
CAMERA TRACKS past the zebra-striped banquettes and bar
stools, past sharpy BUSINESSMEN, BOOKMAKERS and HOODS.
HENRY (V.O.)
There was Jimmy and Tommy and me.
And there was Anthony Stabile,
Angelo Sepe, Fat Andy, Frankie the
Wop, Freddy No Nose, Pete the
Killer, Nicky Blanda, Mikey
Franzese, and Johnny Echoes, who
got that nickname because he said
everything twice. Like*, "You
wanna get the papers, get the
papers."
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