The End Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1978
- 100 min
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Get out of here!
Sir?
Sir?
Sir?
Ma'am? Your beloved...
What did he die of?
What did he die of?
Sonny:
you can haveA little dignity.
I might have been
A customer!
Yeah, in 2 seconds!
[honking]
[honking]
Driver:
oh, god, the corpseSlammed against the door!
[bell tolling]
[bell tolling]
Excuse me, kid.
Do you know where
I can talk to a priest?
I'm a priest.
I'm a priest.
Oh.
Really. I am.
No, I believe you.
I think.
It's on my
Driver's license.
That's all right.
It's just that
You look so young.
Young, yes.
I made a decision
To serve god
Right after I got
Out of high school.
Oh, that's nice.
You got
The calling, huh?
You got
The calling, huh?
No, it's more
Like a whisper.
Nothing like
In the movies.
I love movies.
I love movies.
That's very interesting,
Very interesting.
Sir? If you'd like
An older priest...
No, no, that's ok.
Do they call you
"father," father--what?
Benson.
Father Benson.
I'd, uh...like to make
A confession.
Really?
Yes.
Gee, I haven't heard
Many confessions.
Matter of fact, you'd
Be one of my first.
Your first?
In the field, I mean.
We used to practice on
Friends at the seminary.
They all had such
Crummy little sins.
Barely worth confessing.
Barely worth confessing.
Maybe you should
Have a priest
With a little
More experience.
Father OHara will be
Here this afternoon.
He's old.
He's old.
He's old.
Look, I don't know
How to put this.
This is going to be
My last confession.
No!
Yeah. You see,
I'm dying.
No.
No.
You mean like--
In dead?
Like in dead, yeah.
Dying,
Like in dead, right.
Dying. Wow.
A lot of people say
That father OHara
Looks just like
Barry Fitzgerald...
You know, kindly,
Twinkle in the eyes.
I don't want to talk
To father OHara.
I want to talk to you.
Me?
Yes. I haven't got
That much time.
I got to make
My confession now, ok?
I got to make
My confession now, ok?
Certainly.
Thank you.
Thank you.
One other thing.
I have a hard time
Calling you
"father," father.
Call me Dave,
If it is more comfortable.
Call me Dave,
If it is more comfortable.
Dave. Thanks.
After you...
After you...
My son.
My son.
Bless me, Dave,
For I have sinned.
Bless me, Dave,
For I have sinned.
Dave?
Yes, Im still here.
Think Id rather
Call you "father."
Fine.
Fine.
Bless me, father,
For I have sinned.
How long has it been
Since your last confession?
Last confession
I made was...
22 years ago.
Boy, that's a long time.
I was hoping one of us
Would be good at this.
What?
I said--
I said--
Why have you stayed
Away from god's house?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I just stopped going
To church after I...
I just stopped going
I sort of
Lost interest
After I discovered
Fu--sex.
That's when
We lose them.
I believe in god.
[popping]
Don't worry.
We all lack faith
Sometimes.
We all lack faith
Sometimes.
Want me to tell
You something?
Yeah.
Every day...
I have questioned
If I made the right decision,
Becoming a priest.
You see, becoming a priest,
That can keep a person
From committing sin, sure,
But it can't keep a person
Craving alcohol,
Dreaming of screwing
A business partner,
Contemplating going out
Every night--
This is my dime.
Do you mind?
I'm sorry.
Thank you.
Where was I?
Um..."bless me."
That part.
Oh, yeah.
Bless me, father,
For I have sinned.
Among
My grievous sins...
Is jacking off
Still a sin?
[pop pop]
I mean, now?
Is that still your biggie?
It is mine, man.
Oh, I know.
I sell real estate.
That's a sin?
That's a sin?
The way I sell it,
It is.
The way I sell it,
It is.
Also...
Also, I...
Well, the whole time
I was married--
When I should have
Been a good father
To my daughter--
I was out copulating
Around with other women.
I was out copulating
Around with other women.
[popping]
[popping]
You...
You committed adultery
During your marriage?
You committed adultery
During your marriage?
Yes, I did.
Yes, I did.
About...how many times?
About...how many times?
Well, let's see,
I was married 8 years.
Well, let's see,
I was married 8 years.
About 200 times.
Jesus Christ,
Son of our lord,
Blessed member
Of the holy trinity.
200 times?
Wow! All right!
[popping]
[popping]
[tires screech]
[tires screech]
How's it going?
Fine.
Where do they keep
The dying patients?
Everywhere.
I mean
The terminally ill.
Do they keep them
In a special place?
I don't know.
I ain't no doctor.
I'm a singer.
I just work here
Part-time.
%% you make me fee
L like dancin' %%
%% going to dance
The night away %%
%% you make me fee
L like dancin' %%
%% going to dance
The night away %%
That's real nice.
Where are
The dying people?
Why?
'Cause Im dying myself!
Dead in a month.
Don't touch the food.
Oh, sorry.
Check the third floor.
Don't think any of
Those folks are leaving.
At least not through
The front door.
Thanks.
Can I use the stairs?
Yeah, man.
%% you make me fee
L like dancin' %%
%% going to dance
The night away %%
P.A.:
Dr. Cambert, report toIntensive care immediately.
Dr. Cambert, report to
Intensive care immediately.
Dr. Cambert, report to
Intensive care immediately.
What?
What?
Dr. Cambert...never mind.
Dr. Cambert...never mind.
Oh, my god.
I'm not gonna end up
Like that.
I'm not gonna end up
Like that.
Honey,
You can't come.
I'm still in
Intensive care.
I sneaked out
To call you.
Talk some of
That trash to me.
I have an
Important call.
Buzz off, fella.
Honey, you know
What I want.
Talk that
Lovey talk.
Yeah, that's
Good stuff.
I hate to be rude, but
This really is important.
Kiss my ass!
Not you, honey.
No, it's some guy.
Oh, that's it!
Don't make me
Breathe too heavy!
I don't get my pacemaker
Till tomorrow.
Yeah! What?
Yeah, that's
The good part.
Yeah, that's
The good part.
I'll call you back.
I'll call you back.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
Darlene, is Marty there?
Darlene, is Marty there?
Lunch?
Hell, it's only 11:00.
Where is he having lunch?
I don't give a crap
What he said!
Where is he?
Darlene, Ill be dead
In 24 hours!
Now where's
He having lunch?
Now where's
He having lunch?
Casa ve--
Casa ve--
Marty, you're
My best friend,
You're my lawyer,
And you're Jewish,
So you're
Used to pain.
I've got to talk.
What about?
About dying.
Meaning what?
Lying underground and
Holding your breath forever.
I know that. What's
This got to do with you?
Everything!
I'm going to die!
My doctor told me.
They say anything
To keep you coming.
No, Marty.
Listen to me.
I've got
A toxic blood disease.
I've known for 3 months.
My chest aches.
Everything aches.
I'm nauseous
All day and sick.
Why didn't you tell me?
I told you!
Every time Im in your office,
I throw up on your desk!
Was that you?
Yes!
Yes!
Marty, Im going
To kill myself.
Marty, Im going
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