The Rocketeer Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1991
- 108 min
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we'd be all over the map.
- Can you fix it?
- If I had a couple of hours.
We don't have a couple of minutes!
We need something quick.
Let's see if our luck's
still holdin'.
Go on!
- Peevy, stand clear.
- What was that?
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
It's so elegant.
You make it so.
Here's to you...
and to the extraordinary way
your face catches the light.
You must let me have this dance.
There's no music.
Really?
I hear music.
That's Neville Sinclair.
One day, Jenny,
a man will look into
those eyes and he'll drown...
and never be saved.
Hey.
- Is it something I said?
- No, it's nothing.
Oh, Jenny, I know
that look all too well.
- Is it your boyfriend?
- I'm sorry, Neville.
It's just that Cliff and I
talked about coming here.
Tell me about him.
At least give me a chance
to know the competition.
Well...
he's a little rough
around the edges.
He can be thoughtless sometimes.
And then he can be the
sweetest guy in the world.
He gave me these little
oranges when we first met.
- How nice.
Cliff was coming through,
dusting the groves.
-He's a flier?
-Yeah. He flies racing planes like this one.
At least he did until yesterday.
- He was almost killed.
- What happened?
We didn't order anything.
Go on.
[ Cliff ] Yes, sir.
A fan of yours sent some soup over.
You were saying?
It was very silly.
He completely missed the runway.
I don't know why the
real pilots let him fly.
I see. At least I'm feeling better
about the competition.
Have you
worked here long?
Oh, yes.
I waited on you last time.
So... um...
where is he now?
He's probably hatching
some harebrained scheme.
Now he has an engine.
You strap it on--
I'm sorry.
- You idiot!
- How clumsy of me.
Go and get something
to clean this up.
- I'm sorry, Jenny.
- Will you just excuse me for a minute?
- Please stay. Sit down.
- I'll be right back.
[ Gasp ]
Are you out of your mind?
What are you doing here?
- Listen to me.
- You're jealous.
I'm not jealous!
Jenny, Bigelow's been murdered.
Murdered?
Remember the rocket
we found?
The people that are looking for it
murdered Bigelow to get to me.
Now they're after you. They have
your picture, the one from the Gee Bee.
Jenny, prepare yourself
for a shock.
I'm the Rocketeer.
The rocka-who?
For cryin' out loud!
Haven't you read the papers?
- No, I've been working.
- It's them!
The guys
with the snapshot.
You gotta get out of here.
Get in a cab,
go to your mom's in Redlands...
and stay there
until you hear from me.
Give me one good reason
why I should believe this?
If anything ever happened
to you, I'd go out of my mind.
Oh.
Go on, get out of here.
and don't let them see you.
Thank you.
Taxi!
That's him.
Now go get him!
Cutting in.
Thank you!
[ Rusty ]
He's in the laundry room.
[ Growling ]
Hit it!
The laundry chute!
Get him! Get him!
- It's the flying man.
- It's the Rocketeer.
[ Screaming ]
- Lock the doors. We'll trap him like a fly.
- Right.
He's heading for the door.
[ Growling ]
Get the rocket!
[ Gasp ]
Don't go, Jenny.
Our evening's just begun.
Welcome to my home.
Here.
It's the chloroform.
The effects will pass
in a moment.
Do you have to drug all
You're part of this.
You kidnapped me.
Against my will, believe me.
I'm as much a victim as you.
They're blackmailing me.
These are ruthless men.
Neville, I'm scared.
Oh, there, there.
Don't be frightened.
Tonight
when we danced,
I felt something
move inside me.
I felt it tear loose
and take flight.
You said that
to Greta Garbo...
in "Napoleon's Mistress."
You'd have been a fantastic
Lady Catharine.
If you'd put yourself...
completely into my hands,
into a leading lady;
clay... in the hands
of the master sculptor.
"Moonlight on Broadway."
Carole Lombard.
The scene on the top
of the Empire State Building.
Yes.
You can't be comfortable
in that gown.
They're beautiful.
What am I doing?
You kidnapped me.
I'm so confused.
I don't know
what to think.
Do you want me
to try this on?
Desperately.
Neville?
Could you come in here,
please?
Can you help me?
I finally played a scene
with Neville Sinclair.
Hello? Hello!
Can anyone hear me?
This is an emergency.
Can you hear me?
[ Radio ] Sinclair?
Sind sie das?
Warum rufen sie an?
My God!
Neville Sinclair is a --
[ Gasp ]
A what?
Spy?
Saboteur?
A fascist?
All of the above.
Lothar.
[ Scream ]
[ Whispering ]
Millie?
Peevy!
Hey, Peev?
[ Patsy ]
Hey, Cliff!
Aaah!
Are you okay?
Patsy, you scared the livin'...
heck outta me.
Sorry.
[ Telephone Ringing ]
- Peev?
- Wrong. This Secord?
- Wanna talk to your girlfriend?
- She's safe out of town.
- Cliff?
- Jenny, where are you?
That's enough. Just to let
you know we're serious.
You wanna see your girlfriend,
bring us the rocket.
Write this down. Griffith Observatory,
Come alone or we're gonna
have to kill the girl.
[ Patsy ]
What's happening?
- What are they doing to Jenny?
- Quiet!
I gotta think.
Patsy, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean
to yell at ya.
Remember the guy
- The Rocketeer?
- He's gonna help me find Jenny.
Freeze! FBI.
[ Chuckle ]
Remember me?
[ Peevy ] All I did was bypass the pressure
valve and that solved your throttle problem.
But adding a rudder to the helmet...
that was ingenious.
Nothin' to it, Howard.
Just basic aviation.
your life miserable.
Good to see you, son.
- You too, pal.
- This is all he had on him.
There's no sign
of the rocket.
He must've ditched it,
but he ain't talkin'.
Wooly, take off
the handcuffs.
- You know who I am?
- What pilot doesn't, Mr. Hughes?
the rocket pack.
It was stolen
from my factory.
I didn't take it.
I told him everything and he
believed it. Give the man his rocket.
- I can't. Not yet.
- We agreed to give it back...
to its rightful owner.
That's him.
[ Hughes ] I don't think
you know the game you're playing.
Go ahead, roll it.
The German prototype had
the same problem as our first design.
The combustion chamber
would overheat and explode.
My boys figured it out:
a double-walled chamber
into which the fuel is pumped,
cool the chamber and preheat
the fuel at the same time.
The German experiment
didn't seem...
like much
to worry about.
But when we got our hands
on this next film,
we realized the scope
of their plan.
Keep watching, kid.
It cost a man's life...
to get this
out of Germany.
Where's my rocket pack,
Secord?
You gotta let me use it
one more time.
I'm tired of
square dancing with you.
I could slap you with grand theft,
espionage, and that's my short list.
- Wooly, give me the cuffs.
- They got my girl.
Oh, God, Cliff, no!
They set up a rendezvous
to swap Jenny for the rocket.
I understand how you feel,
but let us handle this.
I gotta go alone
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