Passport to Shame Page #3
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No, I don't think so.
The perfect marriage.
One day only.
You want that cigarette now?
Thank you.
Been in this racket a long time?
Racket?
Game, business. Whatever you call it.
What?
Don't act stupid.
Don't you be rude. Do you
What are you doing it for?
And what are you doing it for?
For the money honey.
I do it for my job.
It's the first decent job i've had.
Decent.
Yes decent.
Good food, good clothes
and no worries.
And the woman I work for is kind.
Woman?
What about Nick Biaggi?
He's just a friend of hers.
And when he knew I had
to have British passport...
he said there were plenty of men
who'd marry a girl out of price.
I don't know why I feel miserable.
Not bad.
That's not yours.
It is now.
A souvenir of my beloved wife.
Why are you like that?
What have I done?
Oh nothing.
Want it back?
It doesn't matter.
It's funny...
my mother used to say "Marriage is forever".
Coming?
I think I prefer the fresh air.
I need it more than you do dear.
Repeat after me...
I call upon these persons here present
to witness that I Jonathan McVey...
I call upon these persons here present
to witness that I Jonathan McVey...
Do take thee Marie Lousie Beaucaire
Do take thee Marie Lousie
Beaucaire to be my...
ring on the bride's finger.
I now have pleasure in
declaring you legally married.
May I wish you good
luck, good luck.
Good luck.
Will you sign the
register please.
Bride and grrom first
and then the witnesses.
The first installment.
What am I supposed to
say, congratulations?
Well you got the
money anyway.
cost that girl. -Shut up!
You saw what happened. It's
You saw the woman she worked for...
That old bag, she was on
the beat 10 years ago.
You're crazy.
Look, who are you trying to
convince Johnny, me or you?
Listen, if anything ever
happened to that girl...
Kind of a nice face
though didn't she?
Nice face.
Come on, we're on
call in 10 minutes.
Well well, here comes the bride.
Poor Mignon, she must be hungry.
Go on, it's time you went to work.
So soon after a wedding?
Have a heart.
I have and it's made of gold.
Go and dig for it.
Little pig, no wonder
you're getting fat.
It was nice though.
You know.
I wouldn't have minded if it
would have been a real marriage.
You think i'm crazy.
Well what do you know about love?
You don't know anything.
Hey where are you going?
Mignon, Mignon come here.
Mignon, Mignon, Mignon.
Mignon.
Mignon.
Mignon please don't be naughty.
Mignon where are you?
Mignon come come.
What was that?
Funny, I thought
I heard something.
Hello, yes, just a moment.
For you sir.
Hello, Aggie, how's tricks?
What?
I told you never to leave
her alone. Stay there.
Yes Nick, yes Nick I will.
I'll be over.
But you see I...
Oh... Mal...
Malou.
Malou my dear.
Oh but Malou.
Don't touch me.
But Malou what is it?
What's upset you?
Calm down. Now
Malou listen to me.
Let get off me.
Mignon come.
Listen you stupid little...
Nick wants to give you everything.
You're lucky, you could
have it easy, I didn't.
She hit me. She hit me.
It's alright. Let
the boys do it.
Put her on the sofa.
Get out, you too.
I know what you want me for. I
know what you're business is.
I won't do it!
You don't know anything.
Yet.
You can't keep me here.
Look don't make a scene.
I don't like scenes.
And I don't like
violence so let's...
You know what I did for some of
the girls who used to work for me?
I picked them out of the gutter
and I gave them their chance.
I suppose you thought I was going to put
you in the streets with all the others.
Nonsense, no, not you.
You are going to the best
places with the best people.
And you know what?
No man is going to touch you. Not
for 3 months, 6 months, maybe longer.
But then it's going to be
the right one. A top client.
An ambassador, a visiting diplomat...
a cabinet minister, the cream.
I'm going to take you out of the gutter
and put you in the international set.
You'll be big, you'll be
somebody, bigger than me.
And in 5 years from now...
we'll make a fortune.
That's what i'll do for you.
If you play the cards
the way I deal them.
You'll be reserved for special
customers and for me.
You know what you are?
You're a mug, suck.
You've could had it easy all fo your life.
No. Johnny.
Who?
Johnny.
Johnny?
That low-life cab driver, you
turn me down for him you fool?
You could've been my girl.
Come in.
Take her next door. Room 43.
What are you going
to do with her?
down for a cab driver.
Is he in?
Why yes but...
Ah, unexpected but welcome.
I've got these papers...
Where is she?
Who?
The one I married.
I've no idea.
No look, just out you're signature there...
Where is she?
If it's a question of money, and it
generally is, i'll try and get it for you.
Where is she?
You spilt me milk.
I'll break your neck.
I've told you, I don't know.
Where's Nick Biaggi?
Nick?
Yeah, I want his address, otherwise
I'm gonna make a lot of noise.
That's all you want?
June, get Nick on
the telephone quick.
Nick... he's here.
The cab driver's causing trouble.
He wants to see the girl.
He demanded your address.
No, I sent him to Grant Street.
That's the whole story.
Here's a snapshot of her.
And the man behind all
this is Nick Biaggi.
Why don't you call in the police?
Don't be daft. What've we got on him?
We don't even know if
she's working for him yet.
And the police'll be asking Johnny
marrying a French girl
just to get a passport.
Alright, she's our
business. Hey boys?
Sooner or later she's gonna
wind up on the streets
like all the Biaggi girls.
And that's our chance.
Now you all know what
she looks like?
The minute you spot her telephone
Miriam, she knows what to do.
And what are you going to do?
I'm going to do the rest.
I've told all the other
boys so everyone's primed.
Take Park Lane, Oxford Street,
Shaftsbury Avenue, Piccadilly...
is a rough square, she's
bound to be in it.
It's up to you and them and luck.
Don't worry Johnny, I'll
be praying for you.
First call Bond Street.
Hello dearie.
Sorry, wrong face.
I'm hungry, give me
something, anything.
If you want food you
got to work for it.
No.
I gave you your chance.
You could've been...
I go the police, I'll
go back to France.
You are wanted by the police
in France for the cafe job.
Remember? We framed you.
Get Maria.
I won't do it. I don't care if
you kill me. I won't, I won't.
Have a look at her face.
No, no.
See what a few drops
of acid can do?
Maria too was a girl who
wouldn't look at a man.
Now no man will look at her.
What's this?
You killed that man.
I couldn't have, I couldn't
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