The Dogs of War Page #3
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- Year:
- 1980
- 102 min
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well-equipped
mercenary force succeed?
- Succeed? At what?
- Replacing Kimba.
What'd you find over there?
Oil? Diamonds?
Could it succeed?
Sure. Why not?
How long would it take you...
to get an operation
like that off the ground?
Not me. You bought a recon.
You got it. I'm paid.
I'm done. Let's go!
You're paid, Shannon,
but you're not finished.
What would you want to get back
what they took from you?
Would $100,000 cure cold feet?
You got me mixed up
with somebody else.
Hello. Operator.
I'd like to make
a person-to-person.
Name, please.
Jessie Shannon.
Jessie Shannon.
Area code, please.
Area code 3-0-1.
4-4-6-1-8-0-8.
Who shall I say is calling?
Just say Jessie.
Will you hold on, please?
Wait a minute.
Don't tell me to hold on.
You hold on.
Hello?
Hello?
Your move.
God damn it!
I'll get it, Dad. Sit down.
Hard to keep
my bluffer's composure...
with the damn phone ringing.
Saved by the bell?
It's up to you.
Jessie, it's me.
Jamie?
Where are you?
The Bayview Motel... Hotel.
It's a couple of blocks
Yeah, I know.
That was two years ago.
Jamie? You OK?
Sure.
What are you doing here?
I want to see you...
but...
could you come down here?
I don't want
to run into your father.
Give me half an hour.
Pair of jacks.
Three jacks, pair of 9s.
Jessie? Everything OK?
Yeah, sure.
Daddy,
I'm going out for a while.
Could you get us
some more ice first?
Yeah, sure.
I'm out.
I'll stop playing poker
when Carlos is off.
You shouldn't be doing this.
Don't be silly.
Go on and play your hand.
Who called?
Jamie.
What did he want?
- He wants to see me.
- You think that's wise?
We were married,
for Christ's sake.
If he wants to see me,
I want to see him.
He's the same, Jessie.
I know it. He hasn't changed.
He's the same irresponsible
bastard you divorced!
I didn't divorce him.
You did!
- Did I scare you?
- Yes.
It's cold.
- Is that you?
- Yeah.
You got skinny.
You got on dark glasses.
How come?
I didn't want you
to see that...
You were crying?
Yeah.
They do a great job.
What do you want to do?
You got time?
Yeah. Some.
- Let's eat.
- OK.
I love you, Jessie.
That's what I'm here about.
I want to move. West.
Colorado, maybe Montana.
I never been there,
but it's clean, it's open.
I want to get a regular job.
Buy a house.
What do you say?
It's all the stuff
we used to talk about.
I got the money
to get us started.
When were you
thinking about going?
Soon.
I want to go right now.
I want to go yesterday.
- You haven't changed.
- No.
Still the considerate planner.
What do you say?
Why don't we keep it
simple tonight?
The way the tax situation
is out there...
the land costs you
practically nothing.
You put a house on it
and stay there.
This guy tells me you can put
a trailer on the land.
The government
doesn't know the difference.
They don't care.
You mad or what?
You haven't
asked about my father.
Yes, I did.
I asked you to go away with me.
If you'd said yes,
I'd know he was dead.
It wasn't his fault.
- Was it mine?
- As much as anybody's.
Oh, please.
I didn't move out.
You didn't try very hard
to stop me.
Don't tell me that.
I didn't move out! You did.
It's what you do, Jamie.
You fight wars.
Not your wars, not our wars.
Anybody's wars.
You get paid to kill people,
get your ass blown off.
You would be great
in Colorado, out west.
play cowboy.
We're talking about your father.
He didn't want you
married to anybody, did he?
He needs somebody
he can depend on.
Most drunks do.
It's so easy for you.
You come back
after two and a half years.
You don't know
what's going on in my life.
You just expect me to drop
everything and follow you!
Wait a minute.
Come with me, Jessie.
By the time
he gets around to dying...
there won't be
a dance left in you.
Good-bye, Jamie.
Endean.
It's a bad time for me, Jamie.
My sister's marriage
busted up...
so she and the kids
move in with me.
You know she don't work.
Leave her some money.
It's not the point.
She don't do well on her own.
This is getting nowhere.
No?
No.
I'll miss you.
You'll make the next one.
You bet your ass.
I just gotta get
her and the kids off my back.
Sturgis wants to know if
his car will be ready by 5:00.
No.
Forget it. Get Derek.
Where is he?
I got his number.
And Michel. Call Paris.
Tell them to meet us...
Tuesday.
You believe that sh*t
Terry gave you?
What do you care?
It's his story.
That candy ass is scared
of getting greased.
I got a better story
You want to stay home, too?
No.
Watching her get fat
is gonna be nauseating.
I wouldn't waste any time
getting our money in the bank.
Putting it all together
in 40 days...
will be tough enough.
Right.
Don't forget the insurance.
It's 100,000.
Each of us, yes.
Over here, it's Mrs...
You got a pencil?
Drew Blakeley. L-e-y.
5-5-2 East 7-4...
I'll give you the name...
of the European
beneficiaries later.
For me?
Hey, you, what's your name?
Express leaving Platform 13...
will stop at Rugby,
Leicester, Loughborough...
Nottingham, and Sheffield.
Jamie, Michel's here.
Don't go by this.
Takes longer to go from here.
That'll give you a better idea
of what I'm talking about.
These are good.
You didn't take them.
No. They were a gift.
Michel, you want a beer?
Derek?
What is this, coffee or tea?
It's terrible.
He al ways home?
He will be. Zangaro has
an independence day coming up.
How long do we hold it?
As long as it takes to fly...
the new president
in from the border.
Who is it going to be?
- Nixon.
- That's not funny, Drew.
Come on, Jamie.
Punch up your brief
and try a few jokes.
I spoke to Jinja.
He'll train as many
Zangaran exiles as he can.
They won't be worth a sh*t.
Jinja's OK. They'll be ready.
They'll fight.
What do we do with Kimba?
Just give him over
to the new government.
He gets loose, forget it.
I'm hungry.
Anybody want a pizza?
I'll have a cheese roll.
I'd like a treacle pudding.
A what?
With a lot of sour sauce...
Split a pepperoni with me.
Anybody want to know
how we're doing this?
There's no way we'll do it
without him sticking us up.
That's the way it's gotta be.
He's the best.
There's no delis in London.
I walked 15 blocks.
What do you want, room service?
- Who's got the bullets?
- Hackett, in London.
- He's still in business?
- Far as I know.
Tough part's
gonna be the freighter.
It's gotta be clean, registered.
It won't be a bargain basement.
- We've only got 40 days.
- Thirty-eight.
Three-five launchers,
detonators, grenades.
- He was in Malaga.
He sold some shitty rifles
to a bunch of Croatians.
They cut a piece
of his stomach out.
Ought to be
Nine-millimeter quad.
Baker as well.
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