Quicksilver
- PG
- Year:
- 1986
- 105 min
- 251 Views
the DowJones industrials...
up one and a half points.
On the commodities market...
grain closed higher with
November fixings at.03.
Three dollars and 75 cents.
That's down 25 cents
from yesterday's close.
London silver is up one cent
to 6.08 cents, and the dollar--
Hey, see that guy up there?
Here's $50 if you can
beat him past the station.
All right, let's go!
Look at this guy go!
All right, that's it.
Look at this guy!
Damn!
We got him, we got him!
Thanks a lot.
I'm gonna walk.
Listen. I've got an hour,
maybe two.
I'm gonna sell every option
I can get, steal or invent.
- I don't know,Jack. I'm scared.
- Yeah, I got it covered.
- Be sure, okay?
- Okay. Relax, pal.
-All right. I'll see you over there.
- Okay.
Hey,jack--
Semco call Ds.
Thirties at three dollars.
Semco Ds. Thirties
at two and three quarters.
Buy 250.
Two and three quarters.
Sold! Sold! Sold!
Sold at a half!.
Sold! Sold!
Three hundred fifty--
Three hundred seventy dollars.
- We had it split for three hundred!
- Sold!
- Don't worry!
- Hey,jack, what are you doin'?
I know what I'm doin'.
I know what I'm doin'.
- Sold at a quarter.
- Cancel my bid!
Sold at a quarter.
Sold at a quarter.
Hey, where is everybody?
Where are my buyers?
This is it. This is it.
Sold at a quarter.
- What's goin' on.
- Quarter bid. Buy 20.
- You got it, you got it.
- What are you doing?
- It's too low. You know it,jack.
- Cancel my stock.
- Did you see the way they were buying?
- Relax, Gabe.
The market doesn't close
jack, if Semco moves
one goddamn point up...
it's four million in margin
we're liable for.
It'll slide down. What about Bressler?
Didn't they position with us?
No? Sullivan?
It's like we got the goddamn clap
all of a sudden.
Whiskey, rocks, and a club soda.
- Hi. How you doin'?
- How are you?
Marcus will stand by us
if we lose a point or two.
He said he's thinking about it.
Semco's still trading.
- He said he didn't know.
- He said he didn't know?
jesus, that son of a b*tch!
We started him.
He owes us!
Come on. Table.
So, the guy says to me, the horse
was gelded light. What do I know?
So, the guy says to me, the horse
was gelded light. What do I know?
He said the horse was gelded light.
I'm thinkin' to myself--
- Mr. Casey, telephone call.
- Thank you.
Excuse me.
Sam.
Thank you.
What about Marcus?
Okay, thank you.
Oh, God.
Oh, my God.
The buyout took place.
Semco just closed at 30.
Mom?
Dad?
- What is it, Son?
- Dad...
we've had some trouble.
See, we had this deal
that was goin', and...
we were sellin'
very heavily on margin.
We didn't expect
this buyout to happen...
- which, unfortunately, it did, and--
- How bad is it, Son?
Bad.
I lost it all.
Everything.
And you and Mom--your savings.
Oh,jesus.
Hey. We're Caseys.
We can take a punch, right?
There'll be other days, Son.
I was just gonna make a sandwich.
Nice roast beef,
salt and pepper, mayonnaise.
-join me?
- No. No, I can't. Thanks.
Come on. Your mother'll be
right back from the beauty parlor.
She'll be mad if you leave
without seeing her.
No, I got a taxi waitin',
and I got some other people--
I got some things-- I can't.
Don't you worry about us, Son.
You're gonna take a minute,
catch your breath, get right back.
- Right?
- Yeah, sure. Sure.
Won't change your mind?
No, I gotta go.
Here you go.
Thanks a lot.
Falcons leading six to nothing,
and it's the Wildcats'ball now...
on their own 20-yard line
as Norm Shuter, the quarterback...
spinning and handing off
to Carnie Foster.
He's loose at the 25, 30, 35--
he may go all the way--
40, 45, midfield stripe...
45, 40, 35, 30-- Carnie Foster--
25, 20, 1 5, 1 0, 5,
touchdown, Wildcats.
An 80-yard run by Carnie Foster...
and this game is all tied up--
six and six, Wildcats and Falcons.
Hey, hey!
Hey, watch it!
Hey! What are ya doin'?
Hey, easy!
Son of a b*tch!
- Quicksilver.
- See over there? That's Apache.
Before he got here,
he used to work for the mayor.
That's right, the mayor.
Shortstop! Get over here.
I got one for ya.
Seventh Avenue, two together.
Go, Shortstop. Yes, that's right, sir.
Over there, that's France--
Tour de France.
You know what he does?
He's a ballet dancer.
Really!
That's Teddy Bear and Airborne.
Airborne over there was gonna
be the middleweight champion.
Teddy Bear's just saving up
to go back to college.
Educated and Dedicated.
They used to be college professors.
The rest of'em around here
are just come and go's.
They come, try to ride a couple days,
they can't hack it, so they go.
Come and go's.
Don't worry.
I'll hack it.
They harpooned you again, Peewee.
Hey, Hector.
A little present for ya--
new pen.
- So, where're you from?
- Different places.
Oh, yeah? Like where?
Chicago, Detroit, Denver.
My family, we moved around a lot.
Yeah, my father's in the air force.
He's a jet pilot.
- Yeah? No kiddin'?
- Yeah. He won a medal once.
Yeah, for savin' his buddies in a
plane crash. They went down in the war.
His arms were all burned
and his hair too.
That's why he doesn't have eyebrows.
They never grew back.
Hey, look, I'm sorry.
So, if you're gonna work here,
you're gonna need some wheels.
Tell you what,
this beauty right here...
it's in perfect shape,
brand-new tires...
and for 50 bucks,
I'll throw in the bag.
- I don't have 50 bucks.
- What do you have?
- I got ten.
- Ten?
Five down, five a week...
till you pay me 5 5.
- You just said 50!
- On time payments, you pay interest.
I know that much.
- My man, it's a mean machine.
- Yo, look, don't touch.
Okay, man.
I won't touch your bike.
What you doin' with these
chicken bones around your neck?
Man, be more respectful
of your African heritage.
Youngblood, I want coffee.
I want it light.
I want it sweet.
- Now! What you still doin' here?
- Okay, okay!
Money, money, money.
He makes all that money
bein' a messenger?
Yeah, well, he's not too particular
what he carries...
and for who.
It's gonna be a good day today.
Spider. Do me a favor,
see what Murray's got for me.
- I'll check.
- Thank you.
- Hey,jack. How you doing, man?
- How you doing, Hector?
- How's Maria?
- Very big.
She's out to here.
Doctor says no twins, but I don't know.
- Six on midtown.
- Okay, thank you.
That's Terri.
She's new today.
How you doin'?
- I gotta make the number. See ya.
- I'll see you later,jack.
- Hi there.
- Hi. I'm busy right now.
You're busy right now?
Oh, really?
Aw. Poor baby.
You think you're so tough.
Can I get anything else
for you, dearie?
I had five bucks, and I don't know
what I did with it.
- Hey,joey.
- Yeah, what is it?
- Another bum-- no money.
- No, I did have it. I swear to God.
- I've heard that before.
- Where the hell did I put it?
I gave him a five,
I put five in my pocket--
- Hey, Pete.
- What's your name?
What's it to you, huh?
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