Heaven's Prisoners Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 132 min
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I learned a lot from my mother.
She was a good businesswoman.
I'm asking
for a second chance...
to prove to you
I can handle things...
Eddie Keats, Dave Robicheaux,
my husband.
And this time, Mr. Giancano...
I promise you,
you won't be disappointed.
Yeah?
N.O.P.D. tells me
our friend Toot had a bad day.
They're saying
he missed the bus.
Well, that's very clever, Minos.
Say, you busy right now?
Why?
I saw one like this
once before...
back when I worked homicide
in Atlanta.
This must've been
a real son of a b*tch.
You see this, this white stuff
underneath his fingernails?
This guy actually tried to claw
the paint off this bathtub.
So, how come you haven't
called the sheriff yet?
to have a look...
before they come along,
messed up the crime scene.
That's real considerate of you,
Minos...
but I'd prefer
if you'd cut the cute act.
I figure
you brought me down here...
to get my reaction to this
to see if I was the guy...
that bathtub. Am I right?
Did you?
I wish I had.
You know a guy named
Victor Romero?
Why you want to know?
He came by the house
right before it happened.
He tried to shake Annie's tree.
And you think
he's the third guy?
Dave...
let me give you some advice
I know you won't take.
Forget about Romero.
Now, I don't know
his resume by heart...
but you are talking about
a true genetic f***-up...
who gets off on hurting people.
And I'd sure hate to see you
get hurt
any more than they already have.
Did you hear
what happened to Eddie?
I heard he had
a real nice service.
They cremated him...
put him in a vase or something.
I got up too late to go.
You seen him lately?
I don't know that person.
You f***ing my wife, Dave?
Come on, Dave, get up.
I ain't through.
Hey, Bubba,
you want to go to the hospital?
No, I don't want
to go to no hospital.
Hey, tell me something...
with that first shot, didn't I?
Yeah.
- Let me ask you something.
- Huh?
messing around with Claudette?
Cuervo gold.
Well, she said
she was in the truck with you.
And I know she knows
how to get a guy on the bone.
Hey, man,
you're talking about your wife.
Hey, she's human.
You know something, Bubba?
I got a strange suspicion...
that you're a man
without a future.
Yeah?
Why is that?
Well, I mean...
you're in the backyard sparring
with the featherweights...
trying to be 16 years old again,
and one of these days...
somebody's going to come along
and take it all away from you.
Hey, Dave...
nobody is going
to cool out my action.
But it's real nice of you
to worry.
Take it easy.
What are you doing in here?
I couldn't find your keys...
so I had to pry the lock off
with a screwdriver.
to the door.
I want you to get out
of this room.
What is this,
like your church...
where you come every day
to suffer?
That's none of your damn
business, what this room is.
That's not a part of your life.
You know what I think?
I think she wouldn't expect you
to be acting this way.
I think she'd be doing
just what I'm doing now.
How would you know that?
I mean, you're not her.
How would you know that?
I'm finished.
Jerry got busted again.
Jerry Falgout... the bartender
over at Smiling Jack's.
He was arrested up in Natchez...
for stealing
social security checks.
Pretty pathetic.
Robin, you and I
ought to have a little talk.
Hello?
Bien, gracias.
Me llamo Alafair.
Yo soy de El Salvador.
Hey, hey, darling,
let me have that.
Thank you. Thank you.
Can you get yourself
ready for bed?
Hello?
Sweet girl.
Who is this?
This is Victor Romero.
I'll be in in a minute.
I'm hearing a lot of stuff
I don't like to hear.
Most of it's
got your name on it.
You still there?
Yeah, I'm still here.
I hear you want to cut a slice
out of my ass...
like I'm responsible
on the airplanes and bathtubs...
going around the quarter
telling people...
I should be
looking over my shoulder...
before something heavy
falls on me.
You there?
I'm listening.
So I'll tell you my deal.
are saying I'm too hot...
like maybe
I won't be around next year...
that this guy Robicheaux
is a hard tail and don't play...
so you're f***ing me, man.
Hey, Victor, I really don't give
a sh*t about your problems...
so why don't you write
all this down on a postcard...
and maybe I'll read it
if I get some free time.
There's a cello
in the front room...
and a fan in your bedroom
and a telephone in your hall...
except I tore it
out the wall for you.
And while I did your old lady...
you were outside
hiding in the dark.
I'm gonna find you.
Kiss my ass.
If you don't get off my back,
Robicheaux...
I'm gonna kill the kid,
the whore...
and that old f***
you got working for you.
You want all that
on a postcard, too?
aren't you?
Hey, Streak...
you remember the time...
you took me to midnight mass
over at Saint Louis Cathedral?
And afterwards we walked
across the square...
and had beignets
at the Cafe du Monde.
You remember that?
I remember.
I thought you were serious
about me that night.
Robin...
I was just too messed up...
to realize that all you wanted
was to help me.
That's all you've ever wanted.
I just wish
Y'all let me know
if you need anything, Dave.
Hey, thank you, Burgess.
You look like you could
use a shower, Jerry.
Have you not been
showering lately?
I'm floating around
on an ice cube...
that's melting
in a f***ing toilet.
That's a swell metaphor, Jerry,
but I need a name.
- What do you want?
- Victor Romero.
Jesus, you've got
a f***ing obsession, man.
Look, I don't know where he is,
and I don't want to know!
Give me a name, Jerry.
I ain't got any.
Look, I'm telling you the truth.
I've got no reason
to cover for this cat.
You know why I'm after
these people, don't you?
Hey, I had
nothing to do with that.
Let me tell you something, man.
I'm going to find
those people...
and when I do, you gonna be
real glad you in here.
I'll see you when you get out,
partner.
He's got a cousin.
What's that? He's got a cousin?
So f***ing what?
- I don't know the cat's name.
- Come on!
Romero brought him
in the bar a couple times.
He had pulled a scam
everybody was laughing about...
counterfeit tuxedos...
like they was Roberto Armani
or some f***ing thing.
Where's this cousin at now?
I don't know.
I only met him once or twice.
I think he used to run
a laundry...
in the quarter or something...
called Juan's...
or Jose's.
Who sent you?
What'd you say?
Well, hey there.
I was just about
to go on up to bed.
Can I get you
something to drink, Dave?
Yeah.
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