The Electric Horseman Page #8
- PG
- Year:
- 1979
- 121 min
- 498 Views
Here. Five oughta cover it. Mr. Steele,
I don't want your money.
I saw you on the television,
you and the horse.
I'd be proud to help ya
any way I can.
Right now, looks like we oughta
get you outta this county.
How do you like it
so far?
Edwin.
How's the day? Treatin'
you good? Goin'all right.
Got the whole world lookin'
for that cowboy. I'll tell ya,
he's probably up over
that mountain by now.
Wouldn't worry about it.
I'd go take a nap on my porch.
I wouldn't wanna find him
anyway, 'cept for that reward.
Fifty thousand bucks
is a mound of cash.
Wouldn't get my hopes up.
All right, you're clear.
Come on down.
I don't know where you're
headed, but Excalante's...
just about six miles
up over that mountain.
stuff to keep you on your way.
There's bread, cake,
stew and coffee.
I put a bottle of somethin' in
there to keep your blood pumpin'.
I sure do thank ya.
Ain't no need to.
Listen, not many people
you trust $50,000 worth.
Better get on over the mountain before
it comes to me what I'm passin' up.
C'mon.
Oh, my God!
Can we rest a little?
Not yet.
Where the hell are we?
Well, you're not in jail.
Look at it that way.
I can't go any farther.
Ah, sure you can.
I've known people
who go through stuff.
I knew a guy
misjudged a Brahma once.
Put his ribs through
his right lung.
The guy could
hardly breathe.
He still got up and rode
the rankest mare there.
I will never understand...
why you find that kind of behavior
admirable. Gets you up the hill.
I have to rest...
for a minute.
Hey, Steele?
Sonny!
Norman!
How do you know
"Norman''?
I never divulge sources.
Divulge sources!
Here. Get up.
Come on.
You sure do your homework,
don't you?
Try to put your mind on somethin'
else. Make things easier.
Get it off your feet.
You know the "Star Spangled Banner''? What?
The national anthem. I know
it's the national anthem.
You mean, can I sing it?
It's hard to sing.
Yeah, it is.
Why do you suppose that is?
You know, that's
a very interesting question.
Why don't we sit down
and discuss it?
I used to be a psychology major
before I went into journalism.
"America the Beautiful.''
That's an easy tune to carry.
Why don't we sit down
and sing it together?
Oh, spa-
Oh, beautiful
for spacious skies
With amber waves
of grain
C'mon. C'mon, sing it. Oh, God!
For purple mountain's
majesty
Above the fruited plain
America
A gold Lincoln Continental
at 706 Elmine.
13-A-9.
No warrant on the suspect.
Ha-
Halloween.
Ha-
Hall-ouise.
What?
Your name? Hallie?
That's not your name.
Alice.
My name's Alice.
My kid sister used to
holler at me after school.
She'd yell, "Hall-ice!''
So they call me Hallie.
Alice Martin.
That fits ya.
I used to bite
and pinch a lot too.
I bet you did.
It's mustangs.
Mares.
They smell the horse.
You know what you need?
A pair of proper shoes.
Hey... where are we?
Are we lost?
Lost?
No.
Good night...
Alice.
Good night, Norman.
minutes. If she's with Steele,
then the network
will know where they are.
That's the news department,
Mr. Sears.
I don't think they're gonna want to
give out that kind of information.
Are you saying we spent $80 to
$100 million dollars in TV time,
and we can't get
a simple piece of information?
No, sir.
I'm not saying that.
You don't ask the news department.
You ask the advertising department.
They'll ask
the news department.
What are you
doin' up?
Nothing much.
You had a hard day. Why don't
you scrunch down in the bag?
Oh, I wish
it were that easy.
I don't sleep.
Ever?
How old are ya?
Not in front of,
in front of people
I don't know.
Slept last night.
The hell I did.
Not in front
of a stranger.
What's the matter? You afraid of what
you're gonna look like with your mouth open?
You have
a mean streak in you.
No.
No, I don't.
I still pinch and bite.
Okay.
Good morning.
I'm still here.
There's, there's coffee
from last night.
It's probably cold.
Probably is
if it hasn't been heated.
And there's cheese.
Cheese?
You're all bent.
Are you sick?
No,
just bent.
Well, here.
Have some cheese.
They say breakfast is the
most important meal of the day.
I know.
I'm the one that said it.
Are you sure
you're not hurt?
No. Just some parts
wake up faster than others.
Broke parts take
a little longer is all.
I would've called a cab,
left you a note.
You know, "Call me, '"
with my phone number.
No. Actually I probably would've
left my answering service number,
and just stuck it right there on
- What's the matter?
I wanna know
what's bothering you.
It was just you and me
last night.
It's not gonna be
on television.
Is it?
I don't know what you're talking about.
The problem is that you get up slowly.
I get up fast.
It was the way I was raised.
Hey, hey! I grew up gettin' up.
We just got up and got to work.
I was up before the sun
ever hit your room.
Well, then you get
the getting-up medal.
Aren't we supposed to be in a hurry?
I mean, isn't that what you said?
Good mornin', Alice.
Good morning.
You're right.
We are in a hurry.
But, let's say
we lighten up a bit.
I think that's a great idea... lighten up.
We're gonna be traveling
together a little while.
Oh!
There.
All lightened up.
Temperatures are dipping below
freezing on the high plateau,
and in the mountains
the snow line is at 3,000 feet.
On the national scene, the search
for Rising Star and Sonny Steele...
is concentrated
in central Utah.
KLSG switchboards have been
jammed with phone calls-
I didn't see any falls
at Cisco Falls. Ain't any.
Hell,you can name
anything, anything.
It's like those people who look
up at the stars and see things:
chickens, bulls, chariots
and snakes and sh*t.
What's this guy's name
who's supposed to have a bell?
Rion or Orion? There probably
ain't no bell up there.
Probably there was
a falls here once.
This whole land was under water
millions of years ago.
If you go slow,
take your time
and you look real close,
you can find skeletons of these
weird lookin' fishes in the hardpan...
long, long gone.
In fact,
all these mountains-
hell, everything,
everything you can see-
everything was under
an ocean once.
What are you smilin' at?
I'm just enjoying the fact
that you-
That you know all that.
It's interesting.
Well, this country's
where I live.
Don't you know where
the subways go?
Not lately.
Oh, yeah, you do.
How'd you know
to find me?
There must've been 70, 80 reporters in
that hotel room, but you were the one...
that found me. I just had a few
hunches and got a head start.
You had more than that, Alice.
You are good.
Let's go.
Here, gimme that stuff.
Okay, I want ya to put
your left foot right here.
I, I don't know how to ride. C'mon.
You're not gonna ride, you're just gonna be
sittin' on him. I'm gonna be doin' the steering.
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