One-Eyed Jacks Page #3

Synopsis: Running from the law after a bank robbery in Mexico, Dad Longworth finds an opportunity to take the stolen gold and leave his partner Rio to be captured. Years later, Rio escapes from the prison where he has been since, and hunts down Dad for revenge. Dad is now a respectable sheriff in California, and has been living in fear of Rio's return.
Genre: Western
Director(s): Marlon Brando
Production: Madacy Entertainment
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 2 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
57%
NOT RATED
Year:
1961
141 min
1,116 Views


I am grateful for that.

And I will continue to do

the best I can...

to make this County

a place that you really want...

to raise our children.

Well, come on, let's begin.

Give me some flowers.

What kind do you want?

It makes no difference.

Violets are

very beautiful.

Okay.

How much you want for it

which has n the neck?

This?

Not sale.

But I'm glad you like it.

I can give you

$ 20 for it.

Could not sell it.

It was my husband gave me.

So who knows,

worth $ 30.

Very good.

Very nice, but...

$ 30...

Yeah, I was sorry.

- Hello, Martha.

- Hello, Helen.

- Mrs. Longworth, Luiza.

- Hello.

Just wanted to thank you for

wonderful last night.

I really enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed.

Thank you.

- Thank you.

"Hey, kid.

- Hello, Dad.

- Are you having fun?

Well, have not started yet, Dad.

I heard you say

that speech...

you must be a great

man here.

- I try to be, is not, mother?

- You are having fun, no?

Yes, I am.

And the dance-?

- Do not worry about the dance.

- How about dance?

- The party is great, Dad.

I think this is our dance

is not, Luiza?

I think Miss. Luiza

already been asked, no?

- Excuse me.

- Later.

Better late than never.

Come, let's have a beer.

Come on, dance.

Hey Luiza, I think your mother

needs your help.

- Excuse me.

- Be right back.

At the barbecue tent.

Well, I do not know

your friends.

My name is Henry.

Henry Buddermic?

Yes, myself.

Yes, I saw your picture n the mail.

So have heard

talk to me, sheriff. Johnson.

Well, the law allows us to take

drinks during the festival...

but tomorrow I want a clean city,

So, while not leaving...

have fun.

You bet.

- See you, sheriff.

Where did you get this pair?

There. You know, is not

partners like you today.

Well, I think it's time

to say goodbye.

I tell you one thing,

before you go.

Throughout my life, never

I met someone like you.

Sorry

you go away.

Why would

to know him better.

If you knew me better,

you dislike.

I sure would like.

Goodbye, Miss. Luiza.

And thanks for everything.

Rio

- Howard, pay attention.

Was- your search.

Go have fun.

I... I'll give you one...

- Well...

- I want to talk to you.

- And I want to talk to you.

"But I'm serious.

I thought I had fled with

a vendor who knows what.

What is serious. Let's go home

right now, let's go home.

- Please be true.

"Come on, say what, say.

- Wait. It's about Luiza.

- What does Luiza?

I do not see there's a time and

I do not see your friend a well.

That 'is not terrible.

- Please, please.

- What?

Why not try to find them?

- No, not now.

- Yes, now, please.

- Mr. Longworth, now!

- Very well, Mrs. Longworth.

But I shall return.

Alright, now go.

Just to make sure

who will drink.

- Chat.

- Hi, Dad.

- Chat, Luiza not seen out there?

- Let me put a little bit.

No, do not mess around,

is not it?

Of course, I was dancing with

that guy just now.

- We are glad you are here.

- Equally. You like it?

- Good to see you.

- Good to see you.

"Ladies and gentlemen...

- Longworth.

I do not want to go home.

I'm enjoying the party.

I'm Longworth.

"You saw Luiza?

- No, not seen.

- Where is Luisa?

- I was here.

- Must be with that guy.

- I have to go looking for it.

- You can leave, Mrs. Longworth.

"But bring it home, yes?

- Rest assured, I will take.

- Promise me that.

Yes, you better get going.

I will try Luiza.

I'll take care of Luiza,

do not worry.

What?

I was just wondering...

What is the most distinguished woman

I've met.

I'm sure you already knew

many women who are kind.

Yes, some.

But not many like you.

There is one thing I wanted

tell you, lady. Luiza.

Lied to you

about me.

I was putting on all night.

I work for the government.

Why lie about it?

I needed it.

I swore not to talk

about my job.

I know nothing about tomorrow

but to have an idea...

I'll be out about 4 or 5 months.

Plns to return to Monterrey?

One day?

I hope so.

Luiza not have much time

to woo her.

I'm not exactly what

usually call a gentleman.

But before you go want you to know

it will be a great wife.

And I know he is not entitled

to tell you this, but...

I want you to wait for me.

I do not know what to say.

Not have to say anything now.

Just think about it.

Yes, wait for you.

No idea how

it makes me feel good.

Not much

to offer.

Not a ring or anything.

Everything I have is...

this necklace my mother gave me

before dying.

And this would mean a lot

if used it when I leave.

I am proud to use it.

Feel really missing you.

But I'll write

every day...

When you go to Oregon?

I'm not going to Oregon.

But it should go.

I do not want him out

of their work.

There is a small village

fishermen a few miles.

I have no job.

Make a living robbing

banks.

What do you mean?

I mean...

everything you said yesterday

night is lying.

Lied?

Yes.

About everything?

About almost everything.

And the collar of his mother?

I never knew anything

about my mother.

I bought it from a girl

$ 25.

Well..

That's it.

Do not know if advance

something to say but...

I have disgraced you.

And like that

had not done it.

You just disgraced himself.

Scare you.

Arriving late?

What are you doing here?

Trying to figure out where you were.

I was just walking.

Let's take a small

walk, you and me.

A more

will not make a difference.

Out of my way.

Hey, Ed! Ed!

It's me, Loan.

Sorry to wake you

soon, Dad.

But I want to tell you something.

She stayed out all night.

Who?

Luiza.

With that a the Rio

A you know, Loan?

I was waiting here

all night. She has now arrived.

Looking kinda confused

too.

Of course I hate being

who told her, Dad.

Loan said he was with

River at night. Is this true?

Not.

Why are you dressed?

His bed is made.

Answer me!

Was with him?

- Yes, but... but...

"But what? What?

- Nothing happened.

- You should not lie to me.

I'm not lying.

Just walk along the beach.

"It's all, just walked on the beach!

- Yes.

- Just walk along the beach.

- What?

What is going on here?

What?

Luiza, what happened?

Mother...

I want to speak for a moment.

Luiza, what happened?

Where have you been all night?

Did something happen?

Answer me!

Mom, I'm waiting.

I think she is lying

for me. I want you to discover.

Luiza never lie.

I hope you're right.

Luiza...

tell me...

slept with him?

Why, Luiza?

Why do it?

Because I believed

they liked me.

It was a lie.

Excuse me, Mom.

Forgive me.

She was telling the truth?

Yes.

Are you sure?

Yes.

"But he got all night.

"She's fine.

Keep it n the room.

There, gentlemen.

Hot coffee.

I think they need because

last night, is not it?

Hey, man. This horse has

is fighting for his life.

That is why we have

a sharpened knife, pal.

- Hey, buddy.

- He said he was about, Howard.

That night we had,

What a night!

What you want now?

- Give us more whiskey.

- And you will want to eat?

- You will eat chilli?

"I'm not hungry.

- So let's drink whiskey.

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Guy Trosper

Guy Trosper (March 27, 1911 – December 19, 1963) was an American screenwriter. He came to prominence in Hollywood because of his scripts for two baseball movies: The Stratton Story in 1949, a big hit for James Stewart, and The Pride of St. Louis in 1952, for which he received an Academy Award nomination. This led him into a highly fertile creative period, during which he wrote the screenplays for Elvis Presley's breakout hit Jailhouse Rock in 1957, the complex western One-Eyed Jacks in 1961, and Birdman of Alcatraz in 1962, which he also produced. Trosper's last screenplay before his premature death was an adaptation of John le Carré's 1963 novel The Spy Who Came in from the Cold. The film was released in 1965; Trosper (posthumously) and co-writer Paul Dehn received a 1966 Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, for Best Motion Picture Screenplay. more…

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