Immigration Tango Page #8
Should have thought about that
before you humped Betty.
I explained that
already.
Look, you blew it.
I'm sad to see her go,
but there's
nothing more I can do.
I'm done with it. I'm done...
done with both of you.
You can't let her go,
man. She trusts you.
I trust you. What kind
of friend is that?
You tell me!
You f***ed my girlfriend.
I already
explained to you.
That meant
nothing to me.
That's what pisses me off!
If it meant nothing,
why'd you do it?
I don't know.
I'm Latin.
It's in my blood.
What?
I saw your hands
all over her.
I was comforting her,
man!
Did you f*** my wife?
Gentlemen,
take it outside.
My girlfriend
isn't enough for you?
You want Elena too?
Let's just
go outside, amigo.
We'll talk about it.
I'm very sorry, man.
Look, Mike, I'm sorry.
I was wrong.
I wish
I wish I could take back
what I said to
the Immigration woman.
But when you're talking
about Elena, man,
I don't know
what you're saying.
Look, I didn't tell Elena
about Betty.
I... I didn't want
to hurt her feelings.
But things can't go back
the way they were.
Well, it doesn't
matter now.
She's leaving
anyway, right?
What, you didn't tell her?
What, are you crazy, man?
She'll have me by the balls.
Coward!
[Car alarm blares]
[Knocks on panel]
Knock, knock.
Come in.
You haven't been
returning my phone calls.
I know.
I didn't know what to say.
About what?
This is f***ing perfect, man.
Just chill out, man.
I've been here before.
I haven't.
There's always
a first time
for everything,
like golf.
Just relax, okay?
We're gonna
get out of here.
We just won't press
charges on each other.
It's that simple.
I mean, it's your fault
that we're in here
anyway.
Why the f***
did you hit me?
You should have told Elena.
It was not my place
to do that.
You want to sleep
with both of 'em.
She's my girlfriend,
okay?
She's also my wife.
Ese...
o.
Tiene tremendo cul
What'd he say?
He said you had
a cute ass.
Uh, gracias.
Muy bueno.
Real nice.
Uh, gracias.
De nada.
I see you got
a new girlfriend.
I hate you.
Right back at you.
Told you we'd get out.
You just gotta learn
how to chill out
once in a while, you know?
Make a hole!
Hey, uh, thank you
for a wonderful night.
My friend here met
a lot of nice friends.
[Laughs]
Hey, Mike, come on.
Have a sense of humor, man.
You're so uptight.
RENEE FAIN:
# The evening... #
I have to go back.
I know. I ran into Carlos.
How soon do you have to go?
My plane is
at 4 P.M. Tomorrow.
Jesus.
Don't mess around, do they?
I... I feel horrible
about this, Elena.
# Lot of some sweet urge
# As I won't tire #
# Days and counting #
# Hours we'd have
in between them #
# If only I could
recognize... #
Elena...
Don't say anything.
It will make things harder.
I don't want it
to end this way.
I know.
# They are open now #
# Now #
# If only I could recognize?
# The truth #
# Wednesday's heart
beats faster #
# Which gets in its way?
# As a song brings Friday
to its knees #
# My heart and hand,
# I search
to find some relief #
# If only I could recognize?
# The truth #
# They are opening now?
[Telephone rings]
Hello.
Come to the dock
with the Vespa.
Why?
I'm gonna stop Elena
from leaving.
Bring that tie you got
for Christmas.
Why do I need a tie?
I like the frigging tie!
JOEY HOLLAND:
# Once again, my friend?
# They start the search?
# Off and running... #
Agent Ravencourt!
[Groans]
Agent Ravencourt!
Mr. White?
I love my wife.
# Time goes flying #
# You can hear it pass?
[Car horns honking]
Out of the way,
a**hole!
# Held together
# Winds forever
comin' down the range #
# But it's a way to be #
# And if our hearts
are free #
# Maybe our eyes
could see the way #
# There'll be sadness
in our history #
# Free's the last thing
we wanna be #
# Held together
in security #
Mike!
# Next to you, babe,
next to me #
You can't arrest me.
I'm leaving.
I'm not here
to arrest you.
As the wife
of Michael White,
an American citizen,
you are welcome
to stay.
Welcome to America.
How did you do this?
Well, I said if she
was gonna send you away,
then I'd have to go
with you to Russia.
She said, "I hope you
catch pneumonia and die."
[Elena laughs]
Then I asked her
if she'd ever been in love,
the kind of love
that gets you in the gut,
where you can't stand
to be away
from the other person
even for a minute.
If she sent you away,
she'd be ripping out
a piece of my heart,
and I'd never get
to find another person
I'd want to spend
the rest of my life with.
And that did it?
Not really.
Um, when I started to cry
and got down on my knees
and begged,
then she realized
that I loved you
and I wanted you
to be my wife.
I never could
stand the sight
of a grown man crying.
Have a good life.
And leave
that motorbike for me.
You two
can catch a cab.
There's only one problem.
I checked all my bags
to Russia.
I don't have any clothes.
I don't have
a problem with that.
P.A. Recording:
The white zone is for loading
and unloading
of passengers only.
[Patria y Libertadplaying]
Man:
# Wow ## Huhh #
[Man singing in Spanish]
Whoo-hoo!
Hoo-hoo! Yeah!
[Applause]
I get two weddings,
Mr. White?
Only one that counts,
Mrs. White.
It's not too late
for us, Betty Boo.
Ohh. Take care, Carlos.
Yeah?
Yeah.
By the way,
I'm a real lawyer now.
Hey.
I'm glad I could help.
[Chanting]
Speech! Speech!
Whoo!
Whoo!
[Cheering]
Here's to the happy couple
and many, many
bilingual grandchildren.
Ha ha ha!
Yes, sir.
To love,
friendship and family,
the true poetry of life.
Ohh.
Ohh.
I know. I know.
You're next,
littlechiquita.
MAN:
Bravo.With who?
With me,
the Latin lover, baby.
[Laughs] I don't
think so, Carlos.
Are you still looking
for an American citizen
to marry, Mr. Sanchez?
Ho ho. Well,
I still have, uh...
another week left
on my, uh, visa.
Perhaps I can help.
Oh, yeah? How's that?
I have a feeling
you could rock my boat,
baby doll.
Come here, you gorgeous
hunk of man.
Okay, I...
Come here.
[Overlapping conversations]
Okay, wait, wait, wait.
I'm sorry.
Look, I didn't mean that.
I'm not really
a Latin lover, okay?
There's not enough room
in my boat. Please. Please.
I'm... You're too much
of a woman for me.
Please. Please.
Oh, my God.
I don't even like meat.
I'm a vegetarian.
I'm really
not this Latin lover.
I'm gay. Yes, I'm gay.
Please. I... I like men.
I... I love men.
I don't even like women.
It's all a lie.
I'm going back to Colombia
with my boat, and...
and it's just there's
not enough room for you.
Please. Please...
JOEY HOLLAND:
# Just like we planned it?
# This must be love #
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