Jesse Stone: Sea Change Page #6

Synopsis: When Police Chief Jesse Stone's relationship with his ex-wife worsens, he fears he will relapse into alcoholism. To get his mind off his problems, Jesse begins working on the unsolved murder of a bank teller shot during a robbery. Meanwhile, Stone's investigation of an alleged rape draws him into conflict with the town council, which hopes to preserve Paradise's reputation as an ideal seaside resort.
Genre: Crime, Drama
Director(s): Robert Harmon
Production: Sony Pictures Entertainment
  Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy. Another 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.3
NOT RATED
Year:
2007
88 min
280 Views


in Beverly Hills.

Attractive how?

What do you want

to talk about, Jesse?

Baseball.

Do you have someone

in Paradise?

I did.

But you' re not

seeing anyone now?

I'm seeing you.

How about those Sox?

Well...

It's been a long time.

TAXI DRIVER:

Want me to come back?

Keep the change.

There won't be any change.

Well, keep it anyway.

Good night.

Good night.

Aid you do?

I hit somebody in the fist

with my face.

So, Jesse...

is there anything you need

to talk about?

Did Molly call you

or did Rose call you?

Rose called me.

She's...

Concerned?

How are you with blood?

I see blood all the time.

It's just usually

child blood rather

than big people blood.

Doc,

you are rapidly spiraling

into pediatrician talk.

Sorry, Jesse.

I need your expert, grownup

medical examiner opinion here.

Okay.

Somebody gets shot,

do they bleed right away?

Not necessarily.

I'm studying at night.

Good.

So a gunshot victim might not

leave a blood trail

at the scene.

Exactly.

So...

did I answer your question?

Oh, I think I know the answer.

I just wanted

to be sure you did.

I want you

out of my town.

Your town?

That's right.

What are you, the sheriff?

Chief Stone?

Hey, I'm just here

for field training.

I'm missing some

personal property.

Did you misplace

the item or items?

I think it was stolen.

I see.

A theft.

Well, during

your abbreviated

stay in Paradise,

we aim to protect and serve,

so, just what are you missing,

Mr. Pendleton?

Uh, perhaps I did

misplace the items.

How's tomorrow?

How's after the race?

How's tomorrow?

Oh, well.

Mr. Pendleton?

Yes?

Shame on you.

How'd I do?

Officially, I'm shocked.

Unofficially.

I'm proud of you.

What would you have done,

Jesse?

I would have

slugged him.

Skipper, what happened?

I fell.

Where'

Orthodontist.

Where's Suit?

Market.

He said to let you know

that Captain

Healy called.

Hey, Skipper,

do you think I could have

the day off tomorrow?

Are Gino Fish and his

receptionist an item?

You got a problem

with that?

Hey, I'm just

accumulating data.

Your in-laws

still visiting?

That's what they call it.

What did you find out

about Terry Genest?

Well, he prefers Terence.

Just got out of prison.

Freelance gunsel.

Works for Gino

on occasin.

Bit of a

loose cannon.

Cokehead.

You better be a

little careful.

Everybody says that.

The material on the robber's

clothes was blood.

Now, we' re no going to get

much more out of it.

It was pretty degraded.

Oh, and I also, uh,

ran that check that

Suitcase said you wanted.

And?

Dead end.

There were no accidental

gunshot wounds in May ' 92.

I also checked, uh, New

Hampshire and Rhode Island.

You' re thorough.

I am.

And I don't know what

this other thing's about.

Is he okay?

He's not quite in the same pond

with the other ducks yet.

What "other thing"?

Well, he wanted me to, uh,

run a background check on

L.A. resident Leeann Lewis.

Because?

He said he had a feeling.

He's been having

a lot of those.

Uh, the only thing

we got was

she was reported

missing once.

Landlady filed

the report.

Well, she left

to take care of her mom.

Anyway, it went away.

And she sent the landlady

an apology and money

to pay off the lease.

And that was May ' 92.

You mean ' 94.

No...

she was reported missing

May 23, 1992.

That's the, uh,

that's the same date

as the robbery.

Is that important?

Jesse?

That report list an occupation?

Uh, yeah. Um...

Waitress.

Where was her residence?

Inglewood.

Jesse.

What happened?

I fell.

You got some coffee?

Long drive.

Lot of traffic?

Actually, I had to make sure

I wasn't followed.

Turns out there

was a lot of money

in Hasty's bank-

mob money.

And I've been getting

the distinct impressin

they'd like to have

what's left of it back.

Do you think you were followed?

I know I wasn't.

How do you know?

I'm good at what

I do, Rebecca.

Oh, I'm sorry.

It's just that you and

your sister look so much alike.

Of course, if Leeann was dressed

as a man, you wouldn't look

anything like her, would you?

I screwed up.

I know better.

It's not just men

who rob banks.

It's not just men

who kill people.

I didn't kill anyone.

You mean, you didn't

shoot anybody.

Look, it's just a theory so far,

but it's a pretty good theory.

Shouldn't be too hard to prove.

You went to the dentist

as a kid.

Dental records,

fingerprints, DNA.

Something will tell us.

And then what?

Then I'll have to arrest you.

Will you give me time

to make arrangements for my mom?

Yeah, your mom.

How much money

you got left?

Not a lot.

Enough to...

Enough to make sure

I can take care of her.

When you go to jail,

they take it away.

I talked Leeann into it

when I found out

how much money

there was going

through that bank.

We never had anything.

We thought

we were going to travel

and do anything we wanted.

It just seemed so easy.

We thought we were so smart.

It was smart.

WOMAN:

Light to moderate training...

Unintended consequences.

The bank guard hit what

he was aiming at, didn't he?

Leeann died where we planned

to change our clothes,

so I...

I put my clothes on her,

and I buried her.

Mutual fund companies

are reporting

first quarter vestment...

What do you think's going

to happen to her

after I take you away?

Oh, what the hell.

You won't be hearing

from me again.

What was that kiss about?

You.

I'd like to believe that.

Platinum rose three dollars...

FISH:
Did you find what

you were looking for?

I did. I found the money

Hasty was laundering for you.

Hasty who?

Let's not do this again.

I don't know

what you' re talking about.

If we' re going to be pals,

we have to find a way

to be more honest

with each other.

Ah.

Not completely honest?

More honest.

Well...

You first.

Assuming I were interested

in the whereabouts

of this money,

what could

you tell me?

A woman robbed the bank

and has used up most of it

taking care of her sick mother.

You don't really expect me

to believe that?

Not really.

You don't know

where the money is?

Not really.

I'll pull off Mr. Genest.

Jesse, it's Rose.

Where are you?

Hello?

Hello?

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Robert B. Parker

Robert Brown Parker (September 17, 1932 – January 18, 2010) was an American writer of fiction, primarily of the mystery/detective genre. His most famous works were the 40 novels written about the private detective Spenser. ABC television network developed the television series Spenser: For Hire based on the character in the mid-1980s; a series of TV movies based on the character were also produced. His works incorporate encyclopedic knowledge of the Boston metropolitan area. The Spenser novels have been cited by critics and bestselling authors such as Robert Crais, Harlan Coben, and Dennis Lehane as not only influencing their own work but reviving and changing the detective genre. Parker also wrote two other series based on an individual character: He wrote nine novels based on the character Jesse Stone and six novels based on the character Sunny Randall. Mr. Parker wrote four Westerns starring the duo Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch. The first, Appaloosa, was made into a film with Ed Harris. more…

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