Seems Like Old Times Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1980
- 102 min
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Where do you think he went?
I didn't ask and he didn't say.
Glenda, can we please get
some clean glasses?
They're starting to drink
out of their hands.
I understood that.
I'm gonna look for the dog.
Polonius!
Here, boy! Come on.
Good evening, Mrs. Parks.
Are we making too much noise?
to keep an eye on things.
Oh! Did you happen to see
I thought I heard something in the garage.
We can take a look.
Oh, it's okay,
it's probably him.
That's where I keep
the dog biscuits.
I'll send you out
a couple of sandwiches.
Oh, thank you, ma'am.
Polonius.
Come on, baby.
Where are you?
Are you in here? Come on
- Shh.
Don't move, don't say a word,
don't scream,
don't breathe, don't bite.
You're biting,
I told you not to bite.
- It's me, Nick.
- Yes.
Glenda, I'm in big trouble.
I need your help.
If you promise to help me,
just nod your head twice.
If it's a no, shake your head
from side to side.
I'll understand
I guess it's no.
Are you crazy?
I couldn't breathe.
Do you know what it's like to get
punched on an empty stomach?
You could've gone
right for my back.
Why'd you come here,
of all places?
Because I knew you were the one person
in the world who could help me.
I can't help you.
Maybe it was somebody else
I was thinking of.
What's wrong with your leg?
Was pushed out of a car
doing 65,
rolled down a hill doing 85.
If I can just
stay in here tonight
No, you can't stay
in here tonight.
Well, you've done
everything humanly possible.
I've got 60 guests in the house.
Most of them looking for you.
Can I at least have
some food, Glenda?
I've had nothing to eat but old candy bars.
- Look.
- All right, hide in the car.
I'll try and bring some food
out to you.
Nothing sweet.
I've had enough sweets.
You sure have
lousy timing, Nick.
And you sure have
a hell of a face, Glen.
It's nice to see you again.
You're in terrible trouble,
Nick, try and behave like it.
You know, your eyes lit up the minute
you saw me again. I like that.
That battery's been dead
for a long time.
It's okay.
It's okay.
It's okay.
Do you speak Spanish?
No, but it's okay.
- Excuse me. Chester.
- Mmm.
- Mmm-mmm.
- Mmm-mmm.
- Mmm-hmm.
That's two
It's for me. I'm starved.
I was gonna take
that home tonight.
I'm gonna eat it outside.
There goes my beer, too.
I need to be alone
for five minutes.
Don't tell anybody where I am.
Okay.
Have you seen Mrs. Parks?
She's not outside eating
chicken, that's for sure.
Hey! Conchita! Come on,
you shouldn't be out here.
Si, senora.
Shouldn't even be
in the country.
Oh, Mrs. Parks, thank you.
- We appreciate it, ma'am.
We can't drink
for another hour yet,
but we'll just hold on to these.
- Okay. Enjoy yourselves.
- Thanks again.
Bye, boys.
Nick.
Nick.
Oh, my God!
What are you doing back there?
Nothing yet.
This is not gonna look good
on your record.
Come on, let's go.
Hurry up.
Get back to work. I'm not
paying you for kissing.
Nick?
What kind of parties
Easy, watch the license plate.
Do you know what your
guests were doing in there?
They're not guests,
they're my help.
Ah, they're having a better
time than your guests.
If you're low on oil,
Okay, where's the food,
what you got?
I had chicken.
You had chicken?
You ate my chicken?
No, the police took it
away from me.
They took away your chicken?
You mean,
it was illegal chicken?
They're guarding the house.
Nick, there are a lot of
important people in there.
You can't stay here.
They're gonna find you
for sure. You gotta go.
How far do you think I'm gonna get
on Zagnuts and a quart of oil?
Boy! The one person in the world
Oh, don't say that.
You know how I pride myself
on being dependable.
I'm sorry.
All right, I'll be back later.
When?
I can't keep hopping out of the house
with fried chicken every three minutes,
they'll think it's
a takeout store.
When they're gone,
a couple of hours.
Glen, you know the last thing in the
world I want to do is hurt you.
If I'm putting you in any
jeopardy, I'll leave right now.
I'm okay. Fine.
The poor, soulful look on your
face doesn't work anymore, Nick.
Really?
I thought I did it right.
If you're really, really hungry,
there's a box of biscuits
in the corner.
What a lovely dress, Roberta.
Thank you, Glenda.
- Oh, terrific.
I've been looking for
What's that on your face?
What's what on my face?
You have a smudge.
Oh, that?
That's barbeque sauce.
Black barbeque sauce?
Yes, it's Mexican.
- Very hot. Don't eat it.
- I wasn't going to.
- Good night.
- Good night.
Good night. Good night.
Don't get a ticket, Judge.
Not your district now.
I'm exhausted.
here on the lawn and go to sleep.
Why don't you go to bed.
I'll clean up.
You'll clean up?
What have you got
I sent them home.
I saw Chester dancing. I did.
I swear to God
I saw him dancing.
I'm so tired.
Let's just get in to bed.
Tell me in the morning
if we made love.
I think we had a nice party.
Oh, yeah.
- I'll lock the back door.
- I locked it.
Where are you going?
Where am I going?
Um I can't sleep.
I'm just a bundle of nerves.
I've got to do something.
work in the garden.
At 2:
00 in the morning?That's when rabbits
eat the corn.
This is the best time
to catch them.
- Oh!
My God! Are you crazy,
coming in the house?
Those were dog biscuits in the
garage, I started drooling.
I thought you couldn't walk.
An army of ants carried me in.
If I hadn't found this, I was
gonna eat one of the dogs.
- Yeah, sure.
Asked him to drop me
a postcard but he's too busy.
Out of the way, boy, coming
through, I've got to sit.
We've got to get you
to a doctor.
Let me get Ira.
We'll talk it over, and we'll
figure out what to do together.
That's a great idea.
DA can be a big help
going through a roadblock.
This turns you off, don't watch.
I've got to tell Ira, Nick.
I haven't lied to him
since we've been married,
Stop me if I start
eating my fingers.
- Sort of.
What do you mean, sort of?
I did, but I didn't enjoy it.
Look, I haven't got time
for explanations.
I need your help.
I need a place to stay.
I need some money,
need a new suit of clothes.
Something in a beige
would be very nice.
Listen to me.
You're going to call the
police and give yourself up.
I promise that Ira and I will do
everything we can to help you.
- Mmm-hmm.
- I'm gonna get him down here.
Glen! You try it, and I'll
use this on both of you.
Are you that desperate, Nick,
you'd kill me?
Well, I'd have to get
some bullets first,
but then
I can't promise anything.
- I'm getting Ira.
- Glenda, I'm innocent.
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