Sid and Nancy Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 112 min
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- Yeah, I do as well.
Fine, fine.
The sidemen split.
Good-bye.
Yeah, well, why don't
you take him with you, c*nts?
- You're not leaving me with useless, are you?
- He's your friend, John.
Oh, thank you, Steve.
You f*** off! F*** off.
[Sid]
I wish we wasn't breaking up.
[Phoebe]
Well, it's a bit late for that, isn't it?
Malcolm's in London.
Paul and Steve are flying to Rio.
- John's in New York.
- Yeah, great. What am I gonna do?
Anything you like.
You're a free agent now.
I'm going...
to see Nancy.
Yeah, we'll do that.
Master kung fu.
Well, try and get off
of heroin, eh?
Come on, promise.
Okay.
And cut down on the drinking as well.
All right, I promise.
Cross me heart
and hope to die.
[Blues]
Your double brandy, sir.
That evil, big-city doctor
when he walked by
I get the burn
yeah, that evil
big-city doctor
he give me the burn
[Mman on TV] Pop star Sid Vicious landed
unexpectedly today at la guardia airport...
and was rushed
to a nearby hospital.
A spokesman
for his record company said...
Vicious was suffering
from nervous exhaustion.
[Indistinct]
[Screaming]
A hippie! Sid,
it's a french hippie.
[Sid's voice] Dear mum, guess where
your Simon's turned up?
- Since you can't guess, I will tell you.
- Personal life, man.
[Nancy's voice]
Paris, in the spring. Oh, and the Eiffel Tower!
Sid's recording here,
and he's brilliant.
Sid bought me lots of underwear,
and it's all French. You'd love it here.
Lots of love, from Nancy and Sid.
Nancy! Sid!
Sidney, long time no see.
Hugh Kares. [Coughing]
We met at trumps.
You remember. Huh?
No, he doesn't.
Sid...
this is
my girlfriend, Nancy.
Hi, Nancy.
Let's go.
Let's take lunch,
you know, go to...
get yourself a chair
and sit down, shut up.
Everything's crazy for me right now, but
I've always got time for you, babe.
Oh! Ooh! Oh, Jesus Christ. Get it out.
Get it out, Sidney.
That's all right. That's all right.
Oh, dude! Get it all out.
Come on. Oh, Jeez. [Sid coughing]
When you're feeling better...
he's feeling fine.
You're making him sick.
Sid, let's go. When you're feeling better...
f*** him. We'll leave him
with the check.
You're gonna make somebody
a lot of money, Sidney! [Horn honking]
[Orchestral ballad]
And now
the end is near
and so I face
the final curtain
[laughs]
You c*nt
I'm not a queer
I'll state my case
of which I'm certain
I've lived
a life that's full
and each
and every highway
and more
much more than this
I did it my way
[punk]
Regrets
I've had a few
but then again
too few to mention
I did
what I had to do
I saw it through
without exemption
I planned
each charted course
each careful step
along the highway
and more
much more than this
I did it my way
there were times
I'm sure you knew
when there was f***?
F***, f***-all else to do
but through it all
when there was doubt
I shot it up
or kicked it out
I faced 'em all
and the world
and did it my way
[continues]
I've loved
and then a snide
I've had my fill
[grunts]
My share of losing
and now
the tears subside
I find it all
so amusing
to think
[audience screaming]
I killed a cat
[gunfire continues]
And may I say
out in the driveway
and no
no, no, not me
I did it my way
it seems like
all my friends are dead.
When I'm dead,
will you be sad?
I couldn't live
without you.
- You couldn't?
- No.
We better
go together then.
How should we do it?
We could...
jump off a building.
Throw ourselves
under a subway.
O.d.
If I asked you to kill me,
would you?
What...
what would i do?
I couldn't live
without you.
You'd kill yourself
too, then?
Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
Sh*t.
I hate this f***ing life.
[Crying]
No, this is...
this is just a rough patch.
Things will be much better when
we get to America, I promise.
We're in America.
What?
We've been here
a week.
New York is in America,
you f***.
What? Couldn't be.
A week?
Yeah.
What day is it?
Oh, sh*t.
Is it tuesday or wednesday?
We're supposed to be at grandma
and grandpa's on wednesday.
Where's my f***in' book?
[Papers rustling]
Sh*t.
God.
[Siren wailing]
[Horns honking]
[Sirens, horns continue]
No! Look!
There's the rollerama!
Sid, I won a roller skating trophy there
when I was six years old.
Nancy, don't fib.
F*** you, grandma.
- Oh, no!
- [Horns honking]
[Sid laughing]
This place is a f***ing paradise.
You guys gotta come see us in New York
when I get Sid some gigs.
Can't he cut his own meat?
They really want him at Max's.
They're too f***in' cheap.
They only wanna pay him three grand.
I mean,
he's worth five at least.
Sid's a really big star
in New York. We both are.
[Chuckling]
Yeah, yeah.
God, we barely have
any time to ourselves.
We don't even have time
to get to the methadone clinic.
We've only got enough
for two days.
Grandma, can I borrow the car?
I wanna teach Sid how to drive American.
Mom, how come Nancy gets to
borrow grandma's car and I don't?
She's the one who got f***ed up
and wrecked it.
Shut up.
What do you know, crater face?
F***in' twerp. Too bad
about your brothers, Mary Jane.
So, are you gonna make an honest
woman out of our Nancy, Sid?
Well, she's always
been honest to me.
Grandpa, sir.
She's never lied to me.
But what are your,
uh, intentions?
Well, first off,
we're gonna go down to
the methadone clinic on monday,
and then Nancy's
gonna get me some gigs.
And then we're gonna go off
and, like, live in Paris...
and just sort of go out
in a blaze of glory.
But don't worry.
You'll be proud of us.
So why don't we go down
to the rec room?
F*** this and f*** that
f*** it all, you f***in'
f***in' brat
I don't want a baby
who looks like that
she don't want a baby
that looks like that
f***ing
a f***ing animal
[coughing]
Oh, that's...
that's an old one.
So, what else
should we do, huh?
Oh, no more.
I'm tired.
I wanna go noddy-blinkums.
Whose bedroom
are we sleepin' in?
Actually, dear,
you're not staying here.
We thought it would be more fun for you to
stay downtown at the Sunshine Inn.
No. What about
French toast and blintzes?
You don't want to
come back here for breakfast.
Your bus leaves at 9: 17.
I thought we're staying
another day.
Grandpa and I
must have misunderstood.
See, we're, uh...
we're going out of town tomorrow.
The whole family
is going out of town.
I didn't know we were going anywhere.
[Grandma] be quiet.
That's all right.
Can we come?
No, Nancy,
you just can't.
- Well, will you at least drive us
to the motel? - Of course.
And we'll give you money for
a taxi for tomorrow morning.
You'll get to the bus
in plenty of time.
Here. Darling, it was lovely
to see you. Here.
Here, take it.
Sid.
What? I can't just
leave him there.
[Sid's voice]
These people, they're really lovely.
Best f***in' food
I ever ate. [Tv, indistinct]
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