Monsieur Gangster Page #2
- Year:
- 1963
- 105 min
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There's a heap outside
with two guys in it. Looks messy.
- Where are the others?
- What others?
The guys raising hell.
Raising hell here?
I don't get it.
Neither do I.
Didn't you call us?
It's been a very quiet night.
There must be a misunderstanding.
Henri's number?
Henri won't be
explaining anything...
to anyone.
Three sudden deaths
inside half an hour.
inheritance taxes
are really high.
The Mexican told the occupant
he could live here until his death.
Three months later...
an unfortunate accident.
What a buy!
He's dead.
We couldn't get here right away.
We had some litigation.
Besides...
somebody knocked off Henri.
The Volfonis?
When the lion dies,
the jackals fight over his empire.
Charlemagne's sons
did the same thing.
I'm Mr Folace, attorney.
I regret the circumstances
of our meeting.
Your room is ready.
The Mexican gave orders.
That's very kind , but...
I'd like to settle
everything today.
Were you a very old friend of Louis?
His oldest friend.
Miss Patricia will be sad.
The subject is forbidden.
No false notes!
The deceased's wishes are clear.
As long as possible,
she must think her daddy is alive...
in the Mexican mountains
where the mail is slow...
so he can't write letters.
I've got to go.
I live with my mother.
I'm glad you're here.
I can't handle the child.
I've known her too long.
I was at her baptism.
A beautiful ceremony.
She was exquisite even then.
Take up Mr Naudin's bags,
my good man.
Look, let's be serious
for a change.
A kid can pull
some crazy stunts,
but that's not our worry. Right?
It's not my worry anymore.
After all, you're here.
What do you mean?
Didn't you agree
to take care of her?
You'll go through
what I've gone through.
Visits to principals, excuses,
letters of expulsion.
You mean,
she's been thrown out?
From everywhere.
She has never lasted
more than six months.
Just long enough
to wear people down.
Yes, I'm delighted you're here.
Not for long.
Things are going to change fast.
She'll stay in her next place...
or I'll put her into
a military school with bugle calls.
Tell her.
- I will. Where is she?
- She's asleep.
Her little party
kept us up until three.
What he means is:
"Your room is ready."
Isn't your Limey a lush?
Oh yeah... And he's no more
British than you or me.
The Mexican found him .
Where?
Here. Right in front of his safe,
Jean had cracked
the Louis XV sideboard.
The Mexican grabbed him
just as he lit his blowtorch.
I can see it now.
The boss couldn't call the police,
nor pay for the damage.
So Jean worked here
three months to pay the bill.
Then it got into his blood.
He liked the job.
After all, he gets
his room and board.
Till then he'd spent
half his life in prison.
He chose freedom.
Funny, I thought
you were taller and darker.
But it's all right.
You're Uncle Fernand?
We should kiss, you know.
It's done.
Well, if it's done...
let's do it.
Good thing I shaved.
Daddy told me
you'd be here.
When?
In his last letter...
about a month ago.
Surprised?
He wrote all about you
and your adventures...
and everything
you've done for him.
I'd like some tea
with a little bread and butter...
maybe some bacon and eggs.
Can you take care of it?
Tea at 7 o'clock at night!
I guess I'm still
on Mexican time.
It must have been something
when you pulled him out of the river.
- Who?
- Daddy.
He wrote:
"Fernand saved mewhen I was really in deep."
He didn't say
what river it was.
Look, I'm dying of hunger.
Will you get my food?
You won't tell me?
It's not easy to remember.
There are rivers all over the place
down there.
Full of crocodiles.
Are you happy?
Let me wash.
We'll talk later.
We must have a long talk.
- A serious talk.
- Yes, uncle.
Mind if I say uncle?
Did you kill a lot of them?
Crocodiles.
There are rivers all over the place
down there.
Well, I'll take care of your tea!
Since you believe in firmness,
I'll give you a chance to try it.
On what?
On money...
money that isn't coming in.
The Volfonis haven't paid rent
on the barge for two months.
The Tomato and Theo are late, too.
ls this a revolt?
No, sire, a revolution.
No one's paying .
Are these guys
grabbing my niece's dough?
Looks like it.
Did Louis know?
I didn't tell him .
He was too trigger-happy.
If it had made the papers
and the child had seen it...
you can imagine, can't you?
What I see is that you'd rather
I did the shooting.
A legal guardian isn't the same.
His head chops off
just as easy.
Who's asking you to do it?
We have Pascal.
Shall I call him?
If I wasn't due at the Avignon fair,
I'd say no.
But I'm short of time.
And it's not good
to leave bills uncollected,
or to let the hired help dream.
Dream? Do you dream in color?
Antoine Delafoy,
Patricia's most faithful friend.
I admire you, sir.
Patricia always praises you.
You are the gaucho...
the legendary uncle.
She never praises you.
She hasn't had time.
But I can praise myself.
That can be amusing,
for I always take credit...
for the exploits of famous men.
ls he always like this?
No, it's just a front.
He needs to talk
but he's really very shy.
I know that he will charm you.
- Oh , he charms too?
- I don't charm, I enchant.
About your dreams in color...
Borowsky says
they're caused by eating fish.
I prefer Freud.
He's more witty.
- What do you think?
- Nothing.
I don't dream in color
or black and white!
I don't dream !
I haven't the time!
Adding water would be a crime.
It's ten years old.
Uncle is so overworked.
Coming with us tomorrow night?
Where?
What a sense of humor!
Frankie Mills
is making his debut.
Beethoven and Chopin
are silly, I know.
But Mills makes them
sound wild, ferocious!
Everyone's going.
Yes, I know people
take their uncle to the circus.
But you'll have to go without me.
Tomorrow evening
I'll be in Montauban.
And Patricia will be studying.
Right, Patricia?
You're right.
We must be gentle with him.
What's going on now?
Our friend will be delighted
to explain.
The Volfonis are holding
a meeting on the barge.
A committee meeting,
if you see what I mean.
Behind your back!
Where did you get this?
I can't say.
I promised I wouldn't.
It's not nice.
There are two possible solutions.
We can look into it
or we can ignore it.
Of course, it wouldn't hurt
to take a look.
We're going!
Can I squeeze into your car?
If the meeting gets lively,
I have a calming influence.
Do you prefer
foie gras now or later?
Tomorrow.
I've got a board meeting.
You're not dining with us?
And I told Jean
to bring champagne...
I'm deeply touched
by your invitation.
It's phony.
It's not. We buy it in Strasbourg.
Costs a fortune.
No, I mean his board meeting.
If you ask me, your uncle
from the pampas is out on the town.
You think so?
We walked the streets
I won't be a call girl
for his ghost.
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