Scarface Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1983
- 170 min
- $656,161
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For you, maybe.
You like kids?
Kids?
Kids. You know, kids. Little kids.
Sure. Why not?
As long as there's a nurse.
Good, 'cause I like kids, too.
I like them. Boys, girls.
Don't matter to me.
Frank's gonna be back any minute.
Come here.
Sit here.
I want to talk to you. Sit down.
I'm not gonna bite you.
Okay, here's the story.
I come from the gutter. I know that.
I got no education...
but that's okay.
I know the street...
and I'm making
all the right connections.
With the right woman,
there's no stopping me.
Anyway...
what I got to tell you is this:
I like you.
I liked you
the first time I laid eyes on you.
I said, "She's a tiger.
"She'll belong to me."
Anyway...
I want you to marry me.
I want you to be
the mother of my children.
Me? Marry you?
That's right.
What about Frank, Tony?
What will you do about Frank?
Frank is not gonna last, okay?
He's finished.
I want you to really think about it.
I'll go now. Take care.
All your enemies are gone.
- Mr. Montana. How are you?
- Hello.
What the f*** she doing here?
Come on, man. She's just
dancing. Come on. Take it easy.
- It's just a disco.
- Who's that guy she's with?
He's some guy who works
for Luco. He's nobody.
- He's harmless.
- Works for Luco?
Yeah. Forget him.
Hello, Tony. You remember me?
Bernstein. Mel Bernstein, right?
Chief Detective, Narcotics.
That's right, yeah.
Talk?
What are we going to talk about?
I ain't killed nobody, not lately.
No, not lately.
like Emilio Rebenga?
Or a bunch of whacked-out Indians
at the Sun Ray Motel?
Whoever's giving you
your information...
is taking you for a long ride.
Tony, baby, we gonna talk...
or am I gonna bust
your wiseass spic balls...
here and now?
Keep your eye on her.
I'll do that.
Okay.
- My office.
- Good.
The word on the street is
you're bringing in a lot of yeyo.
That means you're not
a small-time punk anymore...
Supreme Court says
that your privacy can be invaded.
Okay. How much?
How much?
There's an answer to that, too.
Here's how much.
Can you see it?
- Big number.
- Yeah!
That's on a monthly basis,
You know how this works?
No. You tell me.
We tell you
and we shake down
who you want shaken down.
Let's say that you got
a real problem making a collection.
And then we step in for you.
working for me.
When they hit, it hurts.
Same thing works the other way.
You feed me a bust now and then.
Some cowboy setting himself up
in business.
Small fry, you know?
We like snacks.
How do I know you're the last cop
I'm gonna have to grease?
What about Fort Lauderdale?
Metro? DEA?
How do I know what rock
they're gonna crawl out from under?
Well, that's not my business, Tony.
We don't cross no lines.
You think I want this conversation
going any farther than this table?
My guys got families.
They're legitimate cops.
I don't want
to see them embarrassed.
If they're embarrassed,
they'll suffer.
If they suffer,
they'll make you suffer.
You understand
what I'm talking about?
Thanks for the drink.
By the way...
I'm gonna take the wife
to London, England.
We've never been there.
So throw in a couple
of round-trip tickets, first class.
Every day above ground
is a good day.
- Hello.
- Hello.
Yeah. Now that's the idea.
Okay, Mel.
About the kids?
- You know, you are really nuts.
- I'm nuts about you.
Why don't you find your own girl?
My own girl?
Yeah.
That's what I'm doing.
Do it somewhere else.
Maybe I don't hear
so good sometimes.
You won't hear anything
if you go on like this.
Will you do something?
You're f***ing right
I'm going to do something!
I'm giving you orders. Blow!
Orders? You giving me orders?
The only thing in this world...
You got that?
Balls.
Let's go.
Elvira.
When you gonna learn?
Looking good, honey.
Keep up the bad work.
That cocksucker.
What happened?
- He put that prick Bernstein on me.
- Who? Lopez did?
How do you know?
Who else knew about Rebenga?
Omar?
He's fertilizer.
He's letting me know
he's got weight on me.
I'll tell you what, man.
You know our little trip
we've been planning to New York?
It might be a good time.
Wait. Where you going?
Welcome to my private room.
- Your private room.
- This is my private room.
I got a beautiful, nice,
Gina, you taste so muy bueno.
What are you doing?
Shut up!
We wasn't doing nothing!
Fernando, wait!
Get out!
Damn you!
You think he's cute?
I saw him putting his hand
all over your ass.
My kid sister in a toilet.
It's none of your business.
None of my business?
The f*** it ain't!
Don't tell me what to do!
I'll tell you!
Listen to me. Come here.
I catch you here again, I'm gonna
wipe you all over the f***ing place.
Yeah? Go ahead!
Do it now. I want to see it.
- I want to see it now, big shot.
- Don't push me.
- I want to see it now!
- Don't push me! Get outta here!
- Go outside.
- You got some nerve, Tony!
You think you can
tell me what to do?
You can't tell me what to do.
I'm not a baby anymore.
I'll do what I want to do,
see whoever I want to see.
And if I want to f*** them,
then I'll f*** them!
F***ing, man! Come on, man.
What the f*** you want?
You want something?
No. Don't touch me.
- No.
- We've got to get out of here.
Not there.
I don't want to go out there.
at the Babylon?
Okay. All right!
Do another gram,
you'll all be babbling on.
Is that coke in your bra,
or are you just glad to see me?
A little bit of hope, I'm sure, yes.
I'm in a good mood. I was depressed
when I got up this morning.
I had a dry dream,
but I'm better now.
I do Laurel and Hardy
in Spanish, too.
That's the height of culture,
I assure you.
But my favorite Cuban of all time
has to be Ricky Ricardo.
Mr. Babalu himself.
He had the same problem
for 10 years.
"Lucy, don't come down to the club."
He's your brother. He loves you.
That's why he did it.
All right? He cares about you.
To him,
you're still his little sister.
That's the problem.
He still treats me like I'm a baby.
I'm 20 years old now.
- I'm not anybody's baby.
- You're so grown-up.
Come on, Gina.
Put yourself in his place, okay?
Right now, you happen
to be the best thing in his life.
The only thing that's any good,
that's pure.
Of course he doesn't want you
mixing with those people...
growing up to be like him.
He has this father thing for you.
Feels like he has to protect you.
Protect me against what?
Against guys like that a**hole
you were dancing with tonight.
I like Fernando.
He's a fun guy and he's nice.
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