No Deposit, No Return Page #8
- G
- Year:
- 1976
- 112 min
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have a point there.
- Get outta here!
- Hey, hey. They gone.
Kids are gone.
Pretty quick. -Gone?
But not quick enough. That skunk
empty out my whole restaurant.
Did you see which
way they went?
Yes, hitch ride on another cement
truck. -Well, let's go! Come on.
- How far are you going?
- Sepulveda boulevard, honey.
Does that help you?
It does if we can get a
Merlin oaks? That's
where grandfather lives.
Mr. Osborne? -Yes?
My name is big Joe
Adamo. -How do you do.
How'd you do. Here, read this.
Don't be ridiculous, man.
I can't read upside down.
It says, "we want half a
million dollars", Mr. Osborne.
Strange. I don't seem to be
able to hear upside down, either.
- = Mr. Osborne? Longnecker, sir.
- Welcome aboard, Longnecker.
This... where is he?
This would-be kidnapper is
demanding half a million dollars.
A-ha!
You have the right
to remain silent!
If you give up that right,
Anything you say can and
will be used against you.
If can open one of Duke's
safes, I can open this one.
Hey, so can I.
Especially when
it's already open.
Get the flashlight.
Don't you move, Duster.
There's so much money, I
can't even count it all.
Let's not count it. Let's
take it. -We're not taking it.
We're borrowing it. And just
enough to get us to Hong Kong.
Come on.
He's gonna see us.
Worse than that.
He didn't see us.
Help! Help! We're
stuck in here!
Help! -Anybody
out there? Help!
- Good evening, go Osborne.
- Where are the children?
The children? -Tracy! Jay!
Didn't you get them? -No,
but we traced them here.
I'm afraid I haven't seen
them. Where's Mr. Osborne?
Help!
Maybe they're upstairs.
= I don't think so, madam.
They couldn't possibly have
got in without my seeing them.
The children!
Evening, Jameson.
Mr. Osborne in? -Oh,
I'm afraid not, sergeant.
- This is the children's mother.
- How do you do, go Osborne?
- I'm sergeant turner.
- How do you do, sergeant?
Um...
Haven't we met before? -Uh...
They've been helping me
look for Tracy and Jay.
I could've sworn I've
seen you somewhere...
Recently. -Recently?
Well, that's possible.
Yes, yes. Of course.
We're very good
friends with Mr...
Osborne. -Osborne.
We've been corresponding with
him for quite some time now.
Hey, help! Someone's in here.
Help, help! We're stuck.
We know that Tracy
and Jay hitched a ride
on a cement truck
and headed this way.
How did you know they
were your children?
W-well, uh, we were lucky
enough to get a clue.
should look upstairs.
Good idea, and we'll go out and
retrace our steps along the road.
Right, right. Who knows?
The kids might be out
there trying to hitch
a ride, and we passed
them in the dark.
Wait.
I'll go with you.
Oh, don't you
worry, go Osborne.
I don't mean to boast, but if
anybody can pick up that scent...
That isn't exactly
the scent I meant.
A skunk!
Yes, and inside
the house, madam.
The children are here.
Come on.
- What's behind this wall?
- Mr. Osborne's safe.
Can you open it? -Well,
I can open the panel.
Me? -Uh, yes.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
It's big enough.
- There's somebody out there!
- It's probably grandfather.
So? Who cares? For the first time
in my life, I'd be glad to see him.
We're in here. Help. -Help.
It's them. They're
in there. -Tracy!
Jay!
Tracy! Jay!
I don't think they can hear you
in there. -How do we get them out?
Mr. Osborne's the only
who knows the combination.
How long will the
air last in here?
Well, it looks to be
about, uh, 72 inches high...
By, uh, say roughly
48 inches wide.
These safes are usually
30, 36 inches deep.
Uh, you seem to know quite a bit about
safes. -It's just a guess, sergeant.
The air. How
long will it last?
I'd say 20 minutes. Probably
less. Certainly no more.
Someone has got to
find Mr. Osborne,
Get the combination to
that safe, and quickly.
Haven't you heard
from him at all?
No, madam. He's probably
hung up somewhere.
I'll have headquarters put
out an all-points bulletin.
- Where's the phone?
- Here, sergeant.
Thank you.
Put out an all-points
bulletin on a J.W. Osborne.
It's a Harkness.
It's old, but they're still tough
to open, even with the tools.
For the best, I'll give
you seven-to-five...
You can crack it well
inside of 20 minutes.
Twenty minutes,
followed by 20 years.
Do you think they'll
find him? -They'll try.
What do we do now? Just wait?
Can't use the explosive, boys.
Not with those children
in there. It's too risky.
Then how are we
going to get them out?
Only one man I know
could open that safe,
But I've never been able
to lay my hands on him.
What, are we helpless?
My children are in there.
All right. Give me
a Chance to think.
I used to work
for a safe company.
Maybe I can take a
crack at opening that,
if it's all right
with you, sergeant.
Boy, it sure is hot in here.
What's taking
grandfather so long?
I don't know, Jay.
But think positively.
I'll, uh... I'll
open a window.
I'll do it, sergeant.
I can't hear it.
There's too much oil.
Here's something interesting.
It's like a doctor's
bag or something.
Maybe there's something in here
that's useful in opening a safe.
Yeah, maybe there is, sergeant.
Boy, there isn't
much air in here.
I'm getting static.
We'll give it a try, anyway.
I'm awful tired.
Try to stay awake, Jay.
That's the first one.
I can hardly breathe.
If grandfather ever
gets us out of here,
I'm gonna be a
lot nicer to him.
Okay, that's the second one.
You're gonna make it, Duke.
Not with this one.
It just shorted out completely.
Can it be fixed?
There's no time.
Now, be quiet. Don't breathe.
Don't even move a muscle.
I'm sorry.
I think I've got
it, but I'm not sure.
Duke!
- You did it!
- Yea!
Mom!
Oh, darling. -Mom!
What are you doing here?
I should have been
here all the time.
Boy, this is the best
vacation I've ever had.
Duster!
Duster. Duster did it.
Duster saved our lives.
Yes. Well, good for Duster.
You know, mom, he's the
neatest pet I've ever had.
Come on, Duster.
Sergeant.
Yeah.
I wanna compliment
you on your skill.
I said there was only one man I could
think of who could open that safe.
Yep. -Apparently I was wrong.
There are two.
Anyway, I understand the
other gentleman is retired.
Oh, yes, as a matter of fact.
If it's the same
man I'm thinking of,
He has retired. Permanently.
No, Dave, listen, I assure you,
My decision is final.
As soon as the kids are out of
school, we're all moving out here.
I sure wish I had the
grass-cutting concession here.
You know, maybe I'll
take up gardening.
Out in the fresh air, close to
the soil. It's good for the nerves.
Yeah.
It's terrific for
your hay fever too.
As soon as grandfather gives you
your loan, you'll have a new garage.
Yeah, well, uh, Tracy, I
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