The Paper Page #10
- R
- Year:
- 1994
- 112 min
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You made my kids
scared to go to school.
You made my wife cry
when she reads the paper.
didn't she?
Now come on.
You tell me right now or I'm going
to pull this f***ing trigger.
Why me?
You work for the city.
It was your turn.
You guys don't understand.
Pal, you don't wanna hurt him,
and you don't wanna go to jail.
- I'm not nuts.
- We understand.
Give me the gun.
I'll scare him so f***ing much!
- Be scared for a change!
- Come on.
Thank God I caught you.
Be scared for a change!
I want you...
What?
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
- The bullet came out of the wall.
- Call an ambulance.
- Why did it come out of the wall?
- To get to the other side?
Sorry.
Would you tell her
I said I was sorry?
Shut up.
I gotta talk to Chuck.
A woman's been shot.
We need an ambulance.
Could I have one too?
Let's go.
We're at the hospital.
The doctor knows we're coming.
She'll be okay?
Type her for six units.
I'm the anaesthesiologist.
I have to ask you some questions.
- We're going to the operating room.
- I'm going in.
- Wait here!
If you wanna help, wait here.
I'll be back as soon as I can.
No penicillin.
Oh, my God.
I gotta call my office.
Let's prep her for OR.
I need to make a telephone call.
You have to change planes
in San Juan.
It's only 41/2 hours from New York.
No kidding.
I've gotta talk to Chuck.
Hello?
I've gotta talk to Chuck!
Honey!
Lady, you're shot.
They'll have to wait.
Isn't it hot down there?
So you're hot. So jump in the ocean.
That's what it's for.
You're gonna have a Caesarean.
Do you have any medical problems?
- Do you take any medicine?
- OR four.
Have you ever had surgery?
Anybody in the family
have problems with anaesthesia?
When did you eat last?
- Get the scrub ready.
- Move over.
Come on. Move over.
- When did you last eat?
- Today.
How long ago?
- Help us out here.
- Bend your knees.
We cannot operate until
you sign the consent form.
I will sign the consent form...
when you get me
his goddam phone!
Replate!
We're gonna get the baby out.
Get the arm board on.
Put a wedge under her.
- I got the IV.
- The baby.
We're gonna get baby out right now.
We're doing a Caesarean section.
We're going to have you
go off to sleep now.
Save the baby.
I'm going to give you
some oxygen to breathe.
- Take a deep breath.
- I'm ready. Let's go.
You'll be asleep soon.
We'll get the baby out.
- Get the Betadine on the belly.
- This will be cold.
Blood pressure is dropping.
Everything's okay.
You're doing fine.
Get the drape on.
Try to relax.
Everything's gonna be okay.
Nice deep breaths. Stop crying.
She's not asleep yet.
Wait till I say "cut."
Get the retractor.
Hurry up.
She's not even intubated yet.
Everything's fine.
Will the baby be all right?
Two-second cardio.
It's okay.
I need about 20 more seconds.
There isn't time.
I haven't intubated her yet.
I'm working
as fast as I can.
Five more seconds.
Cut!
What are you doing here?
It's a long story.
Is she gonna be okay?
Maybe. I don't know.
I should have been with her.
There he is.
Under the lights.
That's just a warmer.
- He looks great.
- He is great. He's fine.
Congratulations.
Thanks.
Guess you kind of
kicked everybody's butt today.
You did great.
Way to go.
I'm sorry.
- Didn't you notice?
- What?
All the crap.
Today I can't even remember it.
I love you.
Can I read that
when you're done?
Buy your own.
All news, all the time.
This is WINS.
You give us 22 minutes.
We'll give you the world.
It's 71 degrees
in downtown Manhattan...
headed up to a tolerable 81.
At the top of the news, an exclusive
story in the New York Sun reports...
the out-of-town businessmen
slain two nights ago in Williamsburg...
were in fact connected
to a New York crime family...
which may now be implicated
in their slaying.
Police have turned the murder over
to the Anti-Organized Crime unit...
and the black youths arrested yesterday
have been released without charges.
Keep your radio tuned
to 1010 WINS for updates.
1010 WINS, all news.
News whenever you need it.
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