The Color of Money Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 119 min
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I get the break.
What's the book?
wins you 100.
wins you 25.
Thanks.
Facts of life, man.
Read my mind.
Rack 'em up.
Give it up.
Eddie.
Eddie.
Moselle.
Moselle. Moselle.
- Shh!
- Shh!
- Yeah!
- All right!
You guys going
to Atlantic City?
[Airplane]
That's $4.00.
You need
at least $5.00.
Resorts International
Hotel And Casino...
on the Boardwalk
in Atlantic City...
welcomes you
to our casino.
As anyone can tell you...
the greatest secret to success...
on the casino floor is knowing
how to play the game.
There are slot machines,
roulette, blackjack, craps...
deep-six,
and baccarat tables.
Some have simple,
easy-to-learn rules...
but most are
more complicated...
The rules, regulations,
and pay-out odds...
are established
and supervised...
by the New Jersey
Casino Control Commission.
Knock 'em dead.
I'll try.
Hey!
# Keep saying now #
# "Daddy, I have to
leave you" #
# Oh, yeah #
# "But I'm in love
with another guy" #
# Oh, no, no #
# I couldn't believe... ##
Hey, Eddie.
What?
You playing?
Got a problem
with that?
No. You got
any problem with that?
If it makes
you happy, do it.
I just wanted
to say hello.
Hello, test. 1, 2, 3.
Ladies and gentlemen...
it's nice to see so many faces here...
for today's 9-ball classic.
[Applause]
Players,
start your matches.
[Applause]
I didn't deserve that.
Is this your first
tournament, Duke?
Match to Mr Felson.
I didn't deserve that.
Yes, you did.
# Tall and tan
# The boy from lpanema
goes walking #
# And when he passes #
# Each girl
he passes goes #
# Ahh! #
We'll play 10 games.
You win 8.
I got to win 10.
I'll put up $1,200.
You put up $800.
I win 8 games
to your 10?
You're putting up
$1,200 to my $800?
This is a good deal,
isn't it?
This guy won
the Akron Open, Vincent.
There is no such thing.
What have I
been reading?
I can win 8 games.
I just don't like
the deal.
What don't
you like, lady?
Up your end
to 1,500.
$300 isn't going to
kill the guy!
All right.
All right.
I shouldn't,
but I will.
$1,500,
how's that?
Okay. Yeah.
I'm sorry.
Don't be sorry.
All right,
it's 8:
30.How about 12:
30in the green room?
Terrific.
You can
get these, right?
No problem.
We got it
covered here.
$1,500?
Not bad, huh?
"Not bad, huh?"
He wouldn't
go for more...
That guy had $2,000
written all over his face.
You gave him $500,
and you're buying his drink.
Do it yourself
next time.
I got to go rest.
Great.
Eddie.
You got new glasses.
They look good.
If it isn't
the kid and Carmen.
How's
it going?
Can't complain. You?
$4,000 in 3 weeks.
Could have been better,
could have been worse.
Well, I'm happy for you.
At 12:
30 we're taking outthat lame from Akron.
You want in on it?
Well, thanks, uh...
listen, I'll pass up
on that.
I got to play
at 10:
00.All right.
It's on you.
Good luck tomorrow.
Same to you.
I got to go rest.
Uh, come get me
in about three hours, okay?
In three?
Yeah. Yeah.
Going good?
Yeah. Yeah.
We're doing okay.
You were right.
We didn't
need you any more.
That's what I said.
You wouldn't believe
Vincent now.
Oh, he's a new man, huh?
Why don't you
take him up on tonight?
I got to get up early
and play, so...
Well, see you around.
[Applause]
[Applause]
It's like a nightmare,
isn't it?
You got lucky,
you lucky prick.
Wipe your nose,
will you, Julian?
You're going down,
Eddie.
Oh! Goddamn.
Jesus Christ.
It keeps getting worse,
doesn't it?
Take it on off.
I can't help it.
Eddie.
Nice game,
Eddie.
Thank you.
Dynamite game,
Eddie.
Good game.
- Excuse me.
- Way to go.
I'm doing fine.
I'm only feeling nervous
because I feel good.
Yeah. Eyes feel good,
legs feel great.
I get no grief down here.
Come on down
and give me some grief.
Forget the Bahamas.
This is it.
Hey.
It would be good
having you here.
Pow!
Hey.
I'm going to
beat him, you know.
Well...
Maybe.
Hello, Eddie.
That was nice.
[Applause]
...Ron Albrecht
and Larry Schwartz.
[Applause]
Following match
on table number eight...
Vincent Lauria
and Eddie Felson.
[Applause]
[Applause]
Hey, you shot
a great game.
The balls roll funny
for everybody.
I told you that.
You shot
a great game.
Ah!
[Knock Knock]
Oh, come on.
Eddie!
- Who is it?
- Vincent!
[Knock Knock]
Oh, I can't
believe it.
Hi, guys.
Should we
come back later?
No. No.
We were just...
Janelle's having
a glass of cham...
Early bubbly.
Come on in.
Listen, l...
I drew
this guy Kennedy...
in the semifinals.
You know anything
about him?
What's that?
That's for you.
- Hey, how you doing? That's your cut.
- Cut of what?
- For the game.
- What game?
Our game. Got a front
to lay 4,000 on you. Then I dumped.
I dogged
about four shots.
Eddie, you know, you are
a very, very good player.
I feel shitty about getting booted
but there's other tournaments, right?
Right.
You dumped, huh?
Carmen didn't
want to go for it...
but I told her
you would appreciate it.
There's $8,000 there.
After I beat Grady Seasons,
the odds were a joke.
Two brothers
and a stranger.
It was beautiful.
It was f***in' beautiful.
When I banked the 5...
When I saw the table...
I knew it was
going to be the 5.
To be able to just
miss the pocket by a hair...
I mean,
the audience..."oh!"
It was...
It was... I...
$8,000 in there.
We got to split.
I got green room games
for the next three nights.
These guys won't
leave me alone.
You sure you don't want in on this?
We're talking a lot of money.
Yeah. Maybe.
Okay.
I'll call you, okay?
Look, good luck
with Kennedy, all right?
He's a little prick.
Ladies and gentlemen...
it's good to see you here
for the semifinals...
of today's 9-ball classic.
Right now on table one...
will be, from Chicago,
Larry Schwartz.
Larry will be playing...
St. Louis, Missouri...
[Applause]
...regional 9-ball champion
Lorenzo Kennedy...
will be playing,
as we welcome back...
Fast Eddie Felson.
[Applause]
Players,
begin your matches.
What are you
doing?
I forfeit.
Forfeit.
What do you mean,
forfeit?
You can't forfeit.
What's he talking about?
He threw
Come on, Eddie.
Don't forfeit.
I don't want
to win like this.
I don't want
to win like that, though.
has been forfeited
by Eddie Felson.
Lorenzo Kennedy,
win by default.
[Applause]
What do you say?
Why don't we get
the hell out of here?
The Bahamas are looking
real good to me about now.
Anyway, I got out
of my lease.
All my stuff's
in boxes.
That's nice.
I'm a real big fan
of character in people.
I don't know
if you knew that about me.
Character, huh?
Yeah.
Here it comes.
Vincent says
this is yours.
You don't want it...
you should give it
to charity.
What will
that solve?
I don't know
anything any more.
I want
his best game.
Then go talk
to him yourself.
He won't
listen to me.
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