The Long Goodbye Page #9
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- Year:
- 1973
- 112 min
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- Nothing will come between...
- Hi, girls. You seen my cat?
The other day he ran away,
and I'm leaving town for a couple of days.
I'd appreciate it, if he shows up, if you
could look after him or give him milk.
They're not even there. It's OK with me.
A melon convention.
Our breasts are full, our bodies warm.
We hear music and dance to the music...
Seor Marlowe,
I want to show you our town.
It's a beautiful town but I don't think
I wanna go sightseeing right now.
- There are things I'd like to get straight.
- It's better if we talk inside.
This is the largest
police car I've ever seen.
- It's like a gold chariot.
- Very nice, Seor Marlowe.
But I think I have to change it this year.
Look, Seor Marlowe. We're fixing
the roads and all those things, the streets.
I know how civic-minded
you are, but I've come for the truth.
- The truth about Terry Lennox.
- He's dead. You saw the...
You told me a good story and I saw some
good pictures of a guy who looked dead,
but the truth
is coming together now, boys.
I'm prepared to make a donation
to the people of this town.
Since you're their representatives,
I can tell you that I'm prepared, right now,
to give you a James Madison.
James Madison?
A grand president. Five grand.
- You think you can bribe us?
- Bribe? Oh, no!
Bribe? This is charity I'm talking about.
You can buy a lot of cobblestones
for a little light shown on the matter.
I'll tell you what happened
to Terry Lennox.
The suicide was a fake, of course.
I put the injection so it looked like
he was dead, but he wasn't dead.
Put a gun to his head but the wound was
harmless. Then we took him in a coffin.
Took the pictures, with the ice.
It looked perfect.
We buried the coffin loaded with stones.
Mr Lennox
is also charitable. What did he...
- Just a Madison.
- So you know James Madison?
- We met him for the first time, yes.
- Lennox is still alive and well, seor.
How you doin', Terry?
Marlowe?
I guess if anybody was gonna
track me down, it would be you.
- Want a drink or something?
- No, I don't want no drink.
You get a kick
out of that Madison I sent you?
Yeah, I got a big kick out of it.
So you murdered your wife, Terry?
I killed her, but you can't call it murder.
Wade told her about Eileen and me,
she started screaming.
She was gonna tell the cops.
She knew I was carrying money for
Augustine. She was gonna turn me in.
I hit her. I didn't try to kill her.
I hit her. I didn't mean it.
I saw the photographs.
You bashed her face in.
She didn't give me any choice.
You didn't have much choice, huh?
So you used me.
That's what friends are for. I was in a jam.
Come on, have a drink.
I had a dead wife,
$350,000 that doesn't belong to me.
- I had to get out. It's as simple as that.
- Simple as that.
Goddamn simple. Cops have me
legally dead, Augustine's got his money.
I got a girl that loves me. She's got
more money than Sylvia and Augustine.
- What the hell? Nobody cares.
- Yeah. Nobody cares but me.
That's you, Marlowe.
You'll never learn. You're a born loser.
Yeah. I even lost my cat.
# Hooray for Hollywood
# That screwy, ballyhooey Hollywood
# Where any office boy
or young mechanic can be a panic
# With just a good-looking pan
# And any shop girl can be a top girl
# If she pleases a tired businessman
# Hooray for Hollywood
# You may be homely
in your neighbourhood
# To be an actor, see Mr Factor
# He'll make your kisser look good
# Go out and try your luck,
you may be Donald Duck
# Hooray for Hollywood
# Hooray for Hollywood
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