The Electric Horseman Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1979
- 121 min
- 488 Views
Look, i-it goes away
in how many hours?
Gentlemen,
would you excuse us?
There are drinks upstairs.
Ah, the world of illusion!
Just a minute, fellas.
I'll be right out.
Gee!
We're not talking about a horse. We're
talking about a $300 million merger.
Omnibank is gonna make
If Steele talks to anyone before
he's caught, we have no merger.
same thing. - Hunt, I don't-
If we've mismanaged the horse,
we've mismanaged the corporation.
Couldn't he have called
the S.P.C.A.?
What are we gonna say
to the reporters?
Tell 'em to go to bed. It's a
little late for that. Excuse me.
And get those morons
out of here.
Come on, Bob.
One drunken cowboy!
"We have been advised...
"by the Attorney General
of the State of Nevada...
"that the theft of Rising Star
is grand larceny, a felony.
"In the event that this proves
to be a deliberate act,
"a felony warrant
will be issued for Mr. Steele.
At this time, however, our primary
concern is the welfare of our horse."
What did he say to Sears at the reception?
They were really going at each other.
Hallie, gimme a break,
will ya?
Ransom! What about ransom?
The man's not that crazy.
Listen, he's been tossed on his head enough
times. You thought about brain damage?
Look, the cowboy's a little
hot-tempered. He's emotionally disturbed.
That's all. Who isn't? C'mon,
Fitz. What're you saying?
That's he's made a mistake and he's gonna
bring it back when he's had time to cool out?
Oh, come on! Let me alone, will ya?
I don't know any answers.
I don't know from brain damage.
I don't know from "cooling out."
There's a convention here.
Go have a sauna. Give me
some good news, for chrissake!
"Cool... out."
...these days.
Why'd she quit him?
God knows.
Sonny was married
right in Gus's living room.
When that woman quit him, you know
where Sonny came to cool himself out?
Of course, Gus is gettin'
to cool himself out?
Of course, Gus is gettin'
Princess Fatima.
Princess Fatima, please.
Seen Wendell?
No, I haven't.
I haven't seen nobody. Just runnin'
around like crazy people today.
Buy you a drink? No, thanks. I got one.
That's my limit. That's all I
ever drink. Tell me something.
Just something personal.
Were you surprised he did it?
Who, Sonny?
Well, Sonny'll surprise ya.
It's just that some surprises
are bigger than others.
Like he gave me this ring
one day,just like that.
Had ol' Wendell's teeth
fixed for 'im too.
What's your last name?
Smitley.
Say, you know something?
We got a mutual friend.
Oh, we do? Who do we know? Gus Atwater.
I know Gus.
Do you know ol' Gus?
Where do you know Gus from? Oh, sure.
Wait. Are we talkin' about
the same Gus, from Tuba City?
No, not Tuba City. The Gus I'm
talkin' about is from Mesquite.
It's about 30 miles up here. Mesquite.
Hey, you wanna drive?
- Morning.
- Hello.
You got any, uh,
eucalyptus leaves?
You must be a Capricorn.
You got any
eucalyptus leaves?
Just tea bags. Well, I
need some of them tea bags.
How many
would you like?
Oh, five or six dozen.
Bags?
Boxes.
Come on, boy.
Come on, son.
Just a couple more times of doin'
this, you'll be breathin'just fine,
if I live.
Mr. Atwater?
Golden Hills
'Round her head
Glimmer
Golden Hills
You Mr. Atwater?
Ya wounded?
No. I'm looking for
a friend of ours.
- He ain't here.
- But he was.
Yep!
From about this high.
Was he here today?
Here today,
gone tomorrow.
Like a flutterin' bird!
Hey, who are you?
I work for television.
You know television?
Yeah, I got one.
Works sometime.
Comes a-flashin'!
Woo-woo-woo!
Gus, I'm a friend
of Leroy's.
Leroy! Oh-ho!
Yeah. And, uh...
and Wendell.
He told me you'd know
where to find him.
How else would I know
where you were, huh?
I gotta find him.
I have to talk to him.
I can't hurt him.
He came here...
covered with a mist.
You know?
Like it floats atop a river?
A-A-And it grows
into a cloud.
And it shuts away the sun.
Where'd he go,
Gus?
Agh!
No, please!
What?
No, wait! No! How did you
find me? What are you doing?
You're hurting me. Stop
it. What do you want?
Who's with you? How did you find
me? I'm alone. I swear to God.
How did you get here?
I drove myself.
How? How did you find me? Gus.
Gus Atwater.
Gus?
Gus.
Can I-
Can I get up now?
Please?
How did you know
to get to Gus?
Oh, I-
I interviewed your friends.
Who?
Wendell and Leroy.
I figured they'd-
Wait a minute. You hit my
face, you son of a b*tch!
I'm not gonna stay here.
What did you take
the horse for?
You're crazy.
Does anybody else know about Gus? No.
Oh, I'm crazy?
You go off with somebody else's $12
million horse, and you tell me I'm crazy?
Hold it. Hold it. Don't you... hit me.
Did you scare that old man? No.
Does anybody else know you're here? No!
Nobody knows anything. I don't have
any reason to tell anybody anything.
Go away.
Go home.
Well, what are you
gonna do with him?
Look,just tell me why
you took the horse.
You can't race him.
Y-You can't sell him.
And you're not gonna start
your own cereal company.
I mean, what the hell
do you want?
Can't you just answer
one question?
Look, I don't have
anything against you.
I don't usually get hit
doing this, but I'm not-
What'd you expect,
sneakin' up like some cat?
I tried to call you,
but your line was busy.
Do you know how worried
Wendell and Leroy?
Isn't there something
I can tell them?
What is this place? Does this have
some, uh, special meaning to you?
You want information,
go to the library.
I know what you want.
It ain't answers.
You just want a story... any
story. Why don't you make one up?
That's what you all do
anyway. Go ahead, make one up.
You don't need me to tell you no story! You
ask me questions, why I'm 45 minutes late.
You're not interested in why I'm late.
Just interested in gettin' a rise outta me.
"Do I eat Ranch Breakfast?"
Now, who the hell cares?
You people
are all the same.
There's folks in Africa, when you try to
take a picture of them, they'll kill ya.
They figure that you're tryin' to take something
away from 'em, and you got just so much stuff.
And if other people are tryin' to take it
all, then you got nothin' left for yourself.
Well, I don't wanna be
no story!
I've just retired
from public life.
Have you got that wrong! You road down the
Las Vegas strip with somebody else's horse.
Did you think
we wouldn't notice?
You're a story, all right. But not yours.
I'm nobody's story
but my own now.
B-But wait!
Wait a minute.
Where you going?
Oh, I hurt your feelings, didn't I?
I didn't mean to hurt your
feelings. Was it something I said?
Look, can't you do
a working girl a favor?
I'm just trying to earn an
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