The Driver
- R
- Year:
- 1978
- 91 min
- 650 Views
[ Engine Starts]
[ Male Caller]
We open now at two draw.
[ Man]
[ Caller] On the 10
draw, G-V-U, please.
G-V-U .
J-R-C.
[ Caller] We open now at two draw.
Two and four draw seen.
Five and 10 draw.
She opens five runs.
[ Engine Stops]
[ Country]
Cowboys
Pay for the jukebox
[ Caller Continues, indistinct]
Well, I know,r
Her life ain't been easy
But the light in her fa-
Sorry.
Give me a 5 draw,
please.
Take the seat
right here, sir.
In the lights of Texas
they saw me
But she won't sit down
at your table
And I know that you can't
hold her hand
[ Caller] Starting a new game now.
The game- five-blind, lowball.
[ Continues, indistinct]
[ Engine Starts]
[Chattering ]
[Tires Screeching ]
[ Grunts, Groans ]
[Tires Screeching ]
[Screeching Continues, Faint]
[ Woman On Speakers]
You'll look at me
And you will know our love was
Meant to be
One fine day,r
You're gonna want me for your girl
We got a 211 in progress.
All right.
South side, near Lincoln.
Casino.
You called it.
[ Police Radio Chatter]
[ Man ] Suspects are described
as two males wearing dark-
[ Dispatcher] ...male Caucasian,
late 20s, sandy, wavy hair.
That's him.
Yeah.
Same goddamn stunt
You two wanna tell me
who we're talking about?
Shut up.
I want to hear this.
- [Tires Squeal ]
- [ Siren Blaring ]
[ Horn Honks ]
[Tires Screeching ]
[Siren Continues]
[Sirens Continue]
[ Honking ]
Look out!
[ Horn Honks ]
[Sirens Continue]
[Glass Shatters]
Look out!
[Sirens Stop]
[ Siren Blaring ]
[Sirens Stop]
[Sirens Resume]
[ Sirens Grow Louder]
[Tires Squeal ]
Look out.
[Shouting ]
- [Shouting Continues]
- [ Gunfire ]
God! Turn it! Look out!
[Sirens Stop]
[ Man]
All units in the vicinity,
3849 reports that the police units
pursuing suspects' vehicle...
were involved
in a traffic accident...
at Pruitt and 34th Street.
Poker Palace first.
You call in.
[ Clears Throat] 1-Y-10. Code 6.
813 North Cleveland.
[ Engine Starts]
$23,500.
Are you sure none of those
people got a good look at you?
See, we wanna keep you healthy
for next time.
There isn't going to be any next time.
You were late.
Well, well, well.
Lookee here.
Cowboy.
No sh*t.
Well?
It kind of looks like him to me.
You sure?
[ Man ]
Can't say for sure.
What about you?
You know, I just didn't
get that good a look at him.
You?
She saw him
better than I did.
Who?
She did.
What do you mean, she?
On the end.
In the black?
Is that him?
You can take your time, because there's
no way he can ever get to you-
absolutely no way.
It wasn't him.
You sure?
Yeah.
[ Detective]
You're positive?
It wasn't him.
How about the rest of you?
Guide dogs for everyone,
is that it? Huh?
Planning on looking for work soon?
My line of work
is kinda hard to come by.
Depends on where you look.
Depends on who you are.
I don't know.
Some of the criminal
types these days,
they, uh, think that
they're real cowboys.
Think that they can
just, uh, drive around,
do whatever they want to do...
whenever they wanna do it.
Mmm.
I respect a man that's good
at what he does.
I'll tell you
something else.
I'm very good at what I do.
Now, last night-
Oh, I forgot.
[ Chuckles ]
His memory's not too good
about last night.
I remember everything.
Alone in your room?
Yeah.
You can do better than that.
I don't have to.
It'll cost you two years.
Go on.
Go on. Go on.
Go on.
You know what I'm gonna do?
I'm gonna catch the cowboy
that's never been caught.
Cowboy desperado.
Now get out of here.
You all set?
Yeah.
How about you?
Yeah.
You sure?
Sure.
[ Engine Idling ]
[Alarm Clanging ]
Open the door!
Can't you open
the goddamn door?
You a**hole!
Can't you even open the door?
Drive, you son of a b*tch!
Drive!
Watch it!
Watch that damn truck!
[ Horn Honking ]
Watch it! Jesus!
[ Horn Honking ]
[Alarm Continues]
[ Coughs 1
Well, well, well.
Look what
the old van drug in.
What kind of piece did he have?
Wow! .45.
[ Chuckles ]
Very nice gun.
You know, that supermarket's
gonna cost you 10 years.
I don't know about any supermarket.
Yeah, you do.
Why don'tcha come on inside?
How about a beer?
Rather not, if that's okay by you.
Well, it's fine by me.
Today's your lucky day.
I'm feeling generous.
I'm gonna give you a choice.
You and your bunch are
gonna do one more job-
a bank, nice big one-
for free.
You're gonna hire
a new driver, that's all.
A good one.
I don't work with cops.
Oh, gosh.
I wish you hadn't said that.
Ow! Goddamn you!
Now, about this bank.
Cash on hand:
200,000.That's bait for the man
you're gonna hire.
He does know banks.
You set it up in a week
or you're-
Yeah, I know all about 10 years.
Well, that's the choice.
Do 10 years
wearing a number...
or trust me...
and walk away... free.
You're getting in pretty deep on this
one, aren't you? That's my business.
Setting up bank jobs? I don't remember
that being part of taking the oath.
We're getting
the money back, jerk-off.
And we're catching somebody
that's never been caught.
That's a public service.
How many banks
in this city...
get hit every month?
Oh, 15, on the average.
How many end up
with a collar?
On the average?
About eight or nine.
See there?
We're raising the average.
Brilliant.
Try to sell that downtown.
I sold it to myself.
That's enough.
I want the cowboy.
You wanna play this your way?
Fine. You're the boss.
But I'm telling you something:
I'm in this for the win.
You blow this thing then you can
say good-bye to your badge.
You know something? Maybe I oughta
investigate in your background, huh?
Did you ever think of that?
Some little item there?
Maybe there's something we should
know about. Maybe you're a fruiter.
Yeah. Or maybe you took a bribe.
I wonder how much it was.
Investigate all you want.
You'd just be disappointed. I'm not gonna
take your word for it. How's that?
I got a wife and I got a kid and I got
12 years' service toward a pension.
Now, if you think I'm gonna let you
blow that for me, you're crazy.
Think about it.
I already have,
a**hole.
[ Police Rad/o Chatter]
I didn't think
you'd be the one to pay me.
Kind of taking a chance,
aren't you?
I'll pay you here
if you want.
Come on up.
[Glass Clinks]
[ Pouring ]
I've been paid to do
a few things before,
but I was never paid
to be an alibi.
You're going to ask me
why I did it?
I have a friend
that pays the rent-
lives out of town,
visits me
once or twice a month.
Lately the checks
haven't been so regular.
[Telephone Ringing ]
I need the money.
Hello.
No, I don't think-
[Clicks]
He's on his way up to see me.
[Cradles Receiver]
The cop.
Guess that means
I can come in.
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