The Firm Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 154 min
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- You`II stiII have a good Iife.
You mean, in a witness
protection programme?
How?
I Iive somebody eIse`s Iife
in some nowhere pIace,
and one day,
I`m backing out of the driveway
and my car expIodes?
Doesn`t have to be that way.
I don`t need much of a Iife
but it has to be mine.
You got that now?
Get back to the seminar.
Tarrance wiII negotiate
on our behaIf.
Why don`t you wander back
past the MemoriaI?
CaII me anytime, day or night.
The second one`s
a mobiIe number.
Let me get this straight.
I steaI fiIes and turn them over
to the FBI,
testify against my coIIeagues,
send them to jaiI.
ReveaI priviIeged information
that vioIates attorney/cIient
confidences,
get disbarred,
then testify against the Mafia.
- UnfortunateIy...
- Let me ask you something.
Are you
out of your f***ing mind?
How Iong before they find out
Lomax`s ceIImate
was named Ray McDeere...
And when they do,
what wiII they do to him?
They can get
to anyone, anywhere.
- What can you do?
- Your brother`s up for paroIe.
You cooperate with us -
the board wiII be gratefuI.
Otherwise...
You know
what paroIe hearings are Iike.
Forget about home.
Take me to the firm.
I need to see everybody, now.
- I`m on overseas, and...
- Right now.
I just had a chat with the FBI.
- They didn`t try to coerce you?
- No.
- They didn`t offer you money?
- Nope.
Did they ask you
to contact them?
What for?
ExactIy what did they want?
The secret fiIes.
Who had those secret fiIes Iast?
Did you, Royce?
I gave them to you.
They aIso suggested that Hodges
and Kozinski were murdered.
Those sons of b*tches.
Now we ought
to buiId a case and sue.
This is pure harassment.
And that was it?
That was everything
that was said?
WeII, as far as I can remember.
It wasn`t exactIy
a sequentiaI conversation.
There was a Iot of yeIIing,
mostIy by me.
Mitch, we`re aIways
fighting the government.
If it isn`t the Justice
Department, it`s the IRS.
We`ve beat them every time,
and they hate us for it.
They can`t get to us,
so they pick on somebody new.
They invite you
to break the Iaw.
It doesn`t cost them anything,
but it costs you everything.
I don`t want you
to worry about this.
It`s gotten serious enough.
We`II have
to get into it IegaIIy.
The onIy other question
is who do we biII this hour to?
How about the FBI?
I can`t beIieve that.
That is so weird.
I was just thinking about you.
Somebody`s burning Ieaves
outside. Did you smeII it?
Reminded me of the time...
If you`re afraid you`II wake
the kids, we don`t have any.
Don`t say anything.
Don`t teII me any more.
Everything...
Every singIe thing
we`ve said or done
since we`ve been in that house,
nothing has been between us.
Can`t we just drive back
to Boston tonight?
- They`II find us.
- How do you go to work?
- What do you say to Avery?
- I taIk about work.
That`s insane!
I`ve thought of every way here,
in the Caymans, in Washington -
that`s aII I`ve done.
If we run, they`d find us,
and it gets Ray kiIIed.
- But if you testify...
- The FBI wiII protect us.
Protect what?
What are you going to do?
Go in tomorrow
and start to copy fiIes.
I don`t have a choice.
Mitch...
What are you saying?
You`II be reveaIing
cIients` secrets.
You`II be disbarred -
unabIe to practice Iaw again,
everything you`ve worked for.
- They can`t ask you to do that.
- They are not asking!
We have to behave
exactIy as we have been.
We have to go to work
and come home every day
and never wonder about the waIIs
and the wires...
And do nothing we want to do.
Szechwan beef from Wong Boys.
That was the Iast time
I remember Iaughing.
Come on. Every singIe day
you`re bIocking this aIIey.
Leave me aIone.
You`re using this pIace
as a parking Iot.
What the heII are you doing?
Jesus, I was trying
to make a copy.
Now you have to have the biIIing
code for each cIient.
Every time I copy a piece
of paper, it`s recorded?
Are you trying to kiII yourseIf?
Come on. Nina shouId do that.
Come down for
one night, can`t you?
Yeah, weII,
it used to be worth it.
OK. WeII...
Yeah. Maybe next time.
Bye, CordeIia.
- That was CordeIia.
- Your wife.
From the song of the same name.
Avery, about those Capps LCs...
when`s the next Cayman trip?
For me? Next week.
If you think I`d Iet Sonny Capps
see you again, you`re crazy.
But write down your thoughts.
I`II be happy to take credit.
Mr MuIhoIIand`s caIIed twice
about his biIIs again.
TeII him to take it and...
Wait a minute.
- Isn`t he just up the street?
- Yes. In The Cotton Exchange.
I`II see him Iater.
Did you order
a fried egg sandwich?
A fried egg...
Yes, I did. I did.
Come in.
It`s 2.65.
The receipt`s in the bag.
The receipt`s in the bag.
How did you see them
and they didn`t see you?
I was under the desk.
I was vacuuming. You want me
to draw you a diagram?
I Ioved him.
I`m sorry, Tammy.
They wanted
to know who hired him
and why he was asking questions
about them Iawyers.
You actuaIIy saw them?
One guy was stocky,
Iooked Iike a wrestIer.
He`s going to Iimp
the rest of his Iife
`cause Eddie hit him in the knee
with that cannon under his desk.
Other guy was Iike an aIbino.
Long, thin hair...aImost white.
Dead bIue eyes.
My IandIady said they came
Iooking for me yesterday.
So I checked into a moteI -
couIdn`t think where eIse to go.
They`re going to put Eddie
together with Ray.
When they do, it`II Iead to you.
I don`t want anything
bad to happen to you.
Eddie wouIdn`t Iike it.
You`re in troubIe Iike me.
There`s a buiIding nearby caIIed The
Cotton Exchange. Maybe you can heIp.
Hi there, Mitch.
BiII Devasher...firm security.
Mr Locke and Mr Lambert toId me
about your run-in with the FBI.
CouId we have a taIk?
ActuaIIy,
I toId them everything.
Sure. This won`t take a minute.
Hop in.
So, Mitch, this is a debriefing.
I know pretty much
what you toId the feIIas,
so I kind of got the picture.
It`s my job
to give you the picture.
What I`m concerned
about, son, is this...
The FBI figured
they`d get to you.
- What made them think that?
- I have no idea.
WeII, see I have an idea
that they know how important
your wife is to you.
- They might use that.
- How?
Avery says Iast Friday
you took the afternoon off.
He figures you might have been
with another woman.
Why wouId Avery think...
How do you know
you weren`t foIIowed?
Here`s your Abby, one day
waIking to the maiIbox,
anticipating the arrivaI
of her ``Redbook``
or ``Sharper Image`` cataIogue.
What does she find instead?
She finds heartache, Mitch...
the death of Iove and trust.
Imagine her one day
opening that.
Go ahead. Take a Iook.
Devastating.
Not just screwing, Mitch.
But the kind of intimate
acts, oraI and what not,
that couId be particuIarIy hard
for a trusting
young wife to forgive
and impossibIe to forget.
That`s just the kind of stuff
the FBI couId use for coercion.
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