Sam Steele and the Junior Detective Agency Page #3
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- Year:
- 2009
- 87 min
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BUT WE DO HAVE:
A PARTIAL FOOTPRINT HERE.
YOU SEE, ONCE AGAIN, OUR THIEF
KNEW THE ENTRANCE
THAT WASN'T BLOCKED OFF
ALARM SYSTEM.
HE CAME IN:
THROUGH THE VERANDA UPSTAIRS
AND CAME DOWN THIS STAIRCASE.
- SEVEN.
- SEVEN AND A HALF.
- MM.
- ANYTHING ON THE VERANDA
WORTH NOTING?
- WELL, BASED ON
THE SCRATCH MARKS
ON THE EXTERIOR WALL
AND THE ROOFTOP,
HE USED A GRAPPLING HOOK.
- WHAT ABOUT THE BUSINESS CARD?
- WELL, THAT'S THE SAME
AS THE OTHERS.
NO PRINTS, INK-JET--
PROBABLY A HOMEMADE JOB.
- HOW'D HE DESIGN THA CAT PAW?
THAT'S REALLY COOL.
- LOOK, WE'LL HAVE
ALL OUR FINDINGS BACK
IF YOU WANT TO STOP BY TODAY.
- THANKS, DOCTOR.
LET'S GO TALK TO OUR FAVORITE
FENCE.
- LUNCH FIRST.
I DIDN'T HAVE TIME
FOR BREAKFAST.
- OH, AND, SAM,
THIS GUY ISN'T MAKING
ANY MISTAKES,
AND AT THIS RATE,
WE'LL NEVER FIND OUT WHO HE IS.
- WE GOT A FOOTPRINT NOW.
THAT NARROWS IT DOWN
TO A FEW MILLION PEOPLE.
- WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND, PARTNER?
- THIS THIEF KNOWS HIS TARGETS.
KNOWS WHEN TO HIT,
WHERE TO HIT, AND WHAT TO HIT.
- STAKING THE PLACES OUT.
- FOR DAYS, MAYBE WEEKS.
AND HE ONLY HITS
THE BIG TARGETS.
ESTATES FIRST, DIAMONDS
AND SAPPHIRES,
THEN THE REMBRAND AT THE POLK COUNTY MUSEUM.
NOW THE MING.
- HE'S GOT ALMOS ALL THE GOOD STUFF IN TOWN.
THERE CAN ONLY BE A FEW PLACES
LEFT TO HIT.
- LET'S GO FIGURE OUT WHICH IS
ON THE TOP OF THE LIST.
- HEY, CHIEF.
- CHIEF, YOU GOT A MINUTE?
- I DO IF YOU GOT SOMETHING
ON THE CAT.
- I'LL LET DETECTIVE STEELE
FILL ME ON THE DETAILS,
ALL RIGHT?
THE WRONG WAY.
WE'RE WAITING FOR THE CA TO STRIKE,
AND THEN WE START LOOKING
FOR HIM.
- WELL, I LIKE IT,
BUT HOW?
- GOING BY WHAT THE CA HAS STOLEN,
THERE ARE ONLY ONE OR TWO
MORE PLACES FOR HIM TO HIT.
BASED ON THE INSIDE INFORMATION
HE OBTAINS,
WE KNOW THAT HE STAKES OUT HIS
TARGET LONG BEFORE THE ROBBERY.
- SO WE STAKE OUT THE TARGETS
AND WE CATCH HIM BEFORE HE ROBS.
- YES, LIEUTENANT FOGLE,
BEFORE HE STRIKES AGAIN.
GOOD WORK, SAM.
LET'S IDENTIFY
THE POTENTIAL TARGETS.
TAKE ALL THE RESOURCES YOU NEED.
- THANK YOU, SIR.
MAKE A LIS OF POTENTIAL TARGETS.
START WITH THE DA VINCI EXHIBI AND THEN WORK FROM THERE.
I'M GOING TO GO HAVE
A CONVERSATION WITH THE FENCE
AND I'LL PICK UP A PIZZA
ON THE WAY BACK.
- WHY DO I GOTTA DO
THE DESK WORK?
- CHIEF, YOU DID SAY TAKE ALL
THE RESOURCES I NEED, RIGHT?
- IF YOU CONSIDER FOGLE
A RESOURCE,
- I AM A RESOURCE.
- COME ON.
SWEETHEART?
- NO, THANKS.
- WELL, EAT YOUR FRUIT, THEN.
- WHY HASN'T DAD
- YOU KNOW HE'S ON A BIG CASE.
- IS HE ON A STAKEOUT?
- I THINK SO.
I THINK HE'S HAVING TO SLEEP
IN HIS CAR.
- WOW.
- I HEAR LENORE'S FAMILY
IS MOVING.
THAT'S A SHAME.
I KNOW HOW MUCH YOU LIKE HER.
- [chokes]
- ALL RIGHT.
WELL, SHE WAS YOUR RECEPTIONIST.
AND I THINK YOU SHOULD GO
TO HER PARTY TODAY.
- BUT I'M GROUNDED UNTIL MONDAY.
- I DECIDED TO GIVE YOU TIME OFF
FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR.
IF YOU MAKE SURE THAT TEN IS ZIPPED UP BEFORE YOU GO.
- I'M JUST GOING TO SAY GOOD-BYE
TO CODY.
[crickets chirping]
- I'D NEVER ADMIT IT,
BUT I WAS GOING TO MISS LENORE.
SHE WAS A GOOD DAME,
AND SHE HAD A GREAT DOG.
I'M SORRY YOU'VE GOT TO LEAVE,
LENORE.
- HA!
I KNEW YOU LIKED HER.
AN INNER MONOLOGUE.
[dramatic orchestral music]
- YOU GOT ANYTHING, MARTINSON?
- A COUPLE DUMPSTER DIVERS
AND A STRAY DOG.
THAT'S IT.
- THIS HAS GOT TO BE
HIS NEXT TARGET, FOGLE.
IF THE CAT IS STILL HERE,
HE'S GOING TO WANT A SHO AT THAT DA VINCI EXHIBIT.
WE'RE WATCHING HIM.
IF I WERE THE CAT,
I'D BE HITTING OVER
AT THE ANTIQUE SHOP.
WINDSOR HEIGHTS.
A LOT LESS SECURITY OVER THERE.
- LESS RISK,
LESS REWARD.
AND I THINK THE CAT WOULD LIKE
THE CHALLENGE.
- OKAY.
[melancholy orchestral music]
- I DIDN'T THINK YOU'D MAKE IT.
- WELL, MY MOM GAVE ME TIME OFF
FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR.
- HOW'D YOU PULL THAT OFF?
A GOING-AWAY PRESENT?
THANKS.
I'LL GET CODY.
- DIDN'T THINK I'D SEE YOU
- BEAT IT, MELVIN.
- I GUESS SAM
HAD TALKED HIMSELF OU OF WHATEVER PUNISHMEN HIS MOM HAD--
- MELVIN, I'M THE ONE
WITH THE INNER MONOLOGUE.
[sighs]
- FOLLOW ME,
AND DON'T ASK ANY QUESTIONS.
- MY CURIOSITY
I KEPT MY MOUTH SHU AND FOLLOWED.
I WAS A LITTLE WORRIED ABOU PLAYING KISSY FACE WITH LENORE,
BUT I FIGURED CODY WOULD KEEP ME
OUT OF TROUBLE.
- WHAT?
HOW?
WHY?
- RIGHT, WELL, MY GRANDFATHER
OWNS THIS LAND,
AND MY DAD BUILT THIS FOR ME
HE DIDN'T WANT ME WORKING
FOR A PRIVATE DETECTIVE.
EVEN THOUGH WE'RE MOVING,
GRANDPA SAYS THE CLUBHOUSE
IS STILL MINE,
AND SINCE I WON'T BE HERE
TO USE IT,
I'M LEASING IT TO
THE JUNIOR DETECTIVE AGENCY.
- BUT THERE IS NO
JUNIOR DETECTIVE AGENCY.
REMEMBER?
AND WITH YOU GONE,
WHAT'S THE POINT?
- YOU'RE SWEET, SAM, BUT YOU'LL
FIND ANOTHER RECEPTIONIST,
AND AS FAR AS YOUR PARENTS
ARE CONCERNED,
SINCE IT'S NOT IN THEIR GARAGE,
HOW WILL THEY KNOW
IF THE AGENCY IS BACK?
- [sighs]
I DON'T KNOW.
WOW.
YOURS IF YOU CAN PAY THE RENT.
- WHAT'S RENT?
- ONE KISS ON THE LIPS.
AT LEAST, I HOPE NOT.
NOT A WORD OF THIS TO ANYONE,
LENORE.
NOT A WORD!
[spirited orchestral music]
- WELL, GANG, HERE WE ARE.
OUR NEW HOME.
- OH, I LOVE IT.
- DO YOU MIND IF I LOOK AROUND
THE NEIGHBORHOOD?
- YEAH, I GUESS IT'S ALL RIGHT,
BUT STAY ON THIS BLOCK.
YOU'VE GONE TOO FAR, ALL RIGHT?
UNPACKING THE KITCHEN, OKAY?
- ALL RIGHT.
[charming acoustic music]
[kids laughing]
- HEY, SHE'LL UNDERSTAND
SOMEDAY.
- YEAH, SOMEDAY.
- LOTS OF KIDS
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
- YOU SEE?
- CAN I HELP CARRY SOME BOXES
IN THE HOUSE?
- SURE, UH, GRAB THAT ONE THERE
BY THE FLOWERPO AND BRING IT INTO THE KITCHEN.
- WATCH OUT FOR THE MOVERS.
- GOT IT?
ALL RIGHT, THANKS.
- HOME SWEET HOME.
- HEY, GANG.
- I WAS HOPING YOU'D MAKE IT.
- I GOT SOMEBODY TO COVER FOR ME
TONIGHT.
I WANTED TO HAVE DINNER
WITH MY FAMILY.
IT IS SO NICE TO HAVE A MEAL
WAITING FOR ME.
- WELL, WE WERE KIND OF
COUNTING ON YOU.
- SO, UH, DID YOU SOLVE
THE CASE?
- DON'T INTERROGATE YOUR FATHER,
AND, PLEASE, TAKE YOUR ELBOWS
OFF THE TABLE WHILE YOU EAT.
- WHAT'S THE SCOOP ON THE CAT?
- WE WERE ON A STAKEOUT, SON.
NOTHING GLAMOROUS.
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