Lone Star Page #17
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 135 min
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Don't worry about it.
1556
01:
54:24,120 -- 01:54:25,872He owes me a few favors.
1557
01:
54:31,480 -- 01:54:34,153In English, Enrique. In English!
1558
01:
54:40,440 -- 01:54:41,429Hollis!
1559
01:
54:45,440 -- 01:54:46,395Hollis!
1560
01:
54:48,640 -- 01:54:50,039You in there?
1561
01:
55:13,840 -- 01:55:14,795Fellas.
1562
01:
55:22,480 -- 01:55:23,913You're open late.
1563
01:
55:24,640 -- 01:55:27,279I'm not open. We're just talking.
1564
01:
55:34,640 -- 01:55:36,5511565
01:
55:37,160 -- 01:55:38,957We found Charlie Wade.
1566
01:
55:39,880 -- 01:55:41,313Is that right?
1567
01:
55:42,400 -- 01:55:45,710Start digging holes in this county,
no telling what'll come up.
1568
01:
55:47,600 -- 01:55:49,431You two saw it, didn't you?
1569
01:
55:52,240 -- 01:55:54,629You two saw it when Buddy killed him.
1570
01:
55:58,480 -- 01:56:00,869I'm going to find out one way or the other.
1571
01:
56:01,480 -- 01:56:04,392Your father had the finest sense
of justice...
1572
01:
56:04,560 -- 01:56:06,437...of any man I've ever known.
1573
01:
56:06,920 -- 01:56:08,831And my mother was a saint.
1574
01:
56:10,960 -- 01:56:13,599For 15 years the whole damn town...
1575
01:
56:13,920 -- 01:56:16,480...knew he had another woman on the side.
1576
01:
56:19,920 -- 01:56:22,514He stole $10,000
and set her up in business...
1577
01:
56:22,640 -- 01:56:24,312...but hell, what's that?
1578
01:
56:25,040 -- 01:56:27,270You got a problem, old Buddy'll fix it.
1579
01:
56:27,760 -- 01:56:29,876You facing some time in jail?
1580
01:
56:30,080 -- 01:56:33,993Buddy'll knock half of it off,
if you do what he says when he says.
1581
01:
56:35,200 -- 01:56:37,714You got some business
that's not exactly legal?
1582
01:
56:37,800 -- 01:56:38,949Just talk to Buddy.
1583
01:
56:39,040 -- 01:56:40,029Buddy Deeds--
1584
01:
56:40,120 -- 01:56:41,872Buddy Deeds was a murderer.
1585
01:
56:43,760 -- 01:56:45,159That night at the cafe...
1586
01:
56:45,520 -- 01:56:48,557...he didn't stay long after you left,
did he, Hollis?
1587
01:
56:49,760 -- 01:56:52,672Maybe he'd decided
he'd gone too far with Wade.
1588
01:
56:52,760 -- 01:56:56,036He figured he'd better not wait
for the sheriff to get behind him.
1589
01:
56:56,120 -- 01:56:58,634So he stepped out to see
if he could catch up...
1590
01:
57:01,960 -- 01:57:04,349...and you were here that night...
1591
01:
57:04,920 -- 01:57:06,558...weren't you, ''O''?
1592
01:
57:08,400 -- 01:57:09,628I was here.
1593
01:
57:13,000 -- 01:57:16,197I'd been running a game
on the side after hours.
1594
01:
57:17,960 -- 01:57:19,154Craps.
1595
01:
57:19,840 -- 01:57:21,990Draw poker on the weekends.
1596
01:
57:23,480 -- 01:57:25,550Roderick didn't know about it.
1597
01:
57:26,400 -- 01:57:27,833More important...
1598
01:
57:28,400 -- 01:57:30,960...Charlie Wade didn't know about it...
1599
01:
57:31,320 -- 01:57:34,198...'cause I didn't want to cut him in on it.
1600
01:
57:35,880 -- 01:57:38,917I was pretty full of myself
back in those days.
1601
01:
57:40,080 -- 01:57:43,709Hell, I just didn't expect the man so early.
1602
01:
59:49,600 -- 01:59:50,510Wade!
1603
02:
00:34,600 -- 02:00:38,149Sheriff Charlie was the whip hand
for old Judge Tibbs...
1604
02:
00:38,520 -- 02:00:41,273...who pretty much owned
this county back then.
1605
02:
00:42,280 -- 02:00:44,111If the truth came out...
1606
02:
00:44,720 -- 02:00:47,280...he wasn't going to go easy on Hollis.
1607
02:
00:49,720 -- 02:00:52,359I don't know why I trusted Buddy with it...
1608
02:
00:53,720 -- 02:00:55,756...don't know why he trusted me.
1609
02:
00:59,000 -- 02:01:00,752The first time I talked with him...
1610
02:
01:00,840 -- 02:01:02,796...was right there and then...
1611
02:
01:03,760 -- 02:01:07,594...with a dead white man leaking blood
1612
02:
01:08,120 -- 02:01:11,908and took him out by the post...
1613
02:
01:12,600 -- 02:01:14,079...and put him under.
1614
02:
01:15,280 -- 02:01:17,191I can't say I was much help.
1615
02:
01:17,720 -- 02:01:19,472And the $10,000?
1616
02:
01:20,360 -- 02:01:21,873Widow's benefits.
1617
02:
01:22,560 -- 02:01:25,279He figured it'd make
the disappearance look better.
1618
02:
01:25,400 -- 02:01:29,0291619
02:
01:30,480 -- 02:01:31,674Buddy and her...
1620
02:
01:31,760 -- 02:01:33,876...didn't get hooked up until later.
1621
02:
01:34,720 -- 02:01:36,472Time went on...
1622
02:
01:36,560 -- 02:01:38,551...people liked the story we told...
1623
02:
01:38,640 -- 02:01:41,154...better than what the truth
might have been.
1624
02:
01:42,320 -- 02:01:43,912It's your call, Sam.
1625
02:
01:45,840 -- 02:01:48,718I don't think the Rangers are likely to...
1626
02:
01:49,160 -- 02:01:51,879...find out any more
than they already know.
1627
02:
01:54,840 -- 02:01:56,432And as for me...
1628
02:
01:59,760 -- 02:02:02,479...it's just one of your unsolved mysteries.
1629
02:
02:11,360 -- 02:02:13,715Word gets out who the body was...
1630
02:
02:14,760 -- 02:02:16,796...people'll think Buddy done it.
1631
02:
02:19,960 -- 02:02:21,871Buddy's a goddamn legend.
1632
02:
02:23,640 -- 02:02:25,198He can handle it.
1633
02:
02:31,120 -- 02:02:32,553'Night, fellas.
1634
02:
02:59,360 -- 02:03:01,271When does the picture start?
1635
02:
03:04,320 -- 02:03:07,676Are you going to tell your mother
we've been seeing each other?
1636
02:
03:08,080 -- 02:03:10,196She'll find out sooner or later.
1637
02:
03:10,360 -- 02:03:13,830I don't have to ask permission anymore,
if that's what you mean.
1638
02:
03:19,640 -- 02:03:22,074You have any idea when your father died?
1639
02:
03:22,160 -- 02:03:23,115Eladio?
1640
02:
03:24,400 -- 02:03:26,595Couple of months before I was born.
1641
02:
03:29,080 -- 02:03:31,071Try a year and half.
1642
02:
03:50,000 -- 02:03:53,879Buddy bought the cafe for her
with money he took from the county.
1643
02:
03:57,480 -- 02:03:59,436They can't pull this on me.
1644
02:
04:00,520 -- 02:04:01,873It's not fair.
1645
02:
04:07,000 -- 02:04:08,513I don't believe this.
1646
02:
04:15,600 -- 02:04:18,398He paid the hospital bill
when you were born.
1647
02:
04:21,640 -- 02:04:22,868Your mother...
1648
02:
04:23,800 -- 02:04:25,631...she always called you...
1649
02:
04:26,080 -- 02:04:27,832...''a beautiful daughter''...
1650
02:
04:28,920 -- 02:04:31,036...in the letters she wrote to him.
1651
02:
04:37,960 -- 02:04:40,599From the first time I saw you at school...
1652
02:
04:50,000 -- 02:04:53,549...all those years we were married
to other people, I always felt...
1653
02:
04:54,600 -- 02:04:56,431
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