The Spanish Prisoner Page #8
- PG
- Year:
- 1997
- 110 min
- 1,810 Views
what we tell you to do,
You've got to start
listening to me,
Sir, we need you
to put your camera through.
Please proceed to the international
departure area beyond security gates.
- Everything's fine.
- My teddy bear!
- It's gonna be through any second,
- Now, look!
- It's gonna be just fine,
- you got your fingerprints on the book,
you've torn it, and you've got
your fingerprints all over it!
Book, He left
his fingerprints on it.
He left his fingerprints
on the tennis book.
See, when I press the button,
the bear will come right through,
There's nothing to be afraid of,
Nothing in the world.
Here comes the bear now.
What did I tell you?
Book. Tennis book.
He left his fingerprints on it,
What happened back there?
- There's prints on it.
- What?
Dell must have left his prints
on the torn tennis book,
Well.,,
well have to get back
to New York and get it.
Well, indeed, we will.
What happened back there?
How did they get on to you back there?
The alarms at the airport.
- I don't know.
- No matter at all,
The important thing
is to get you out of here,
Where are we going?
We'll get into Boston.
Well figure it out,
I'm gonna tell you what, No matter.
We'll get to New York and get the book,
- What?
- We're gonna call up,
We'll get someone to take it
to the cops, Who can we call?
Im gonna call Klein,
Right back,
- Traveling?
- yes.
Ticket, please.
Sir, I'm afraid this boat
doesn't go that far.
What?
you got a ticket here
for Venezuela.
Why would you want to go there?
Why would you want to go there?
Because they have
no extradition treaty,
Good.
- I got Mr. Klein on the phone.
- Let's go, Come on,
- you okay?
- Im fine, You?
- yeah, you found him?
- What?
- Mr. Klein,
- yes, found him.
Good.
He left his fingerprints
on the book.
So he wasn't that smart, was he?
Say that again.
Why would somebody
go into a life of crime?
I don't know,
I think there are people
we can't understand,
To steal what others worked for?
To kill?
We can't know, Joe,
Golly, Joe, l--
Oh.
Why?
Why? For the money.
What was the idea?
I was to be shot at the airport?
Can I ask what you plan
to do with me?
I don't know,
Something probably understanding,
though, knowing you.
I suppose you think
that makes me weak?
Im just so sorry
I can't be that generous,
And we come to the end
of a perfect day.
Clang, clang, end of the line,
- What's he been telling you?
- Sweet nothings,
- Well, shall we wrap it up?
- So, how does it end?
Well, it appears you stole,
you killed, you kidnapped her.
you did it all for the money,
and now, overcome with remorse...
you took your own life.
- What could be more appropriate?
- And if I don't cooperate?
I'm afraid you have no choice.
Why?
Because money makes the mare go,
Nobody lives forever.
The important thing is
to enjoy yourself.
Kill him.
When we have finished--
Please,
Didn't your mother
have a dog named Paddy?
- What?
- Didn't she have a dog named Paddy?
This must be a big day for you,
See if you can get him
to tell you where the process is.
We need to know
where the process is.
But you're doing fine.
Afraid we don't have
too much time.
What'd you do with the process?
That's your last request?
We took the report...
and we sold it to Switzerland,
We put it on a CD-ROM,
bank account as soon as you're dead,
you don't have to do this.
I enjoy doing it, actually,
But thank you for your concern,
Good-bye.
And now I suppose youll
take the process to Japan?
United States Marshal Service,
actually.
- Did you have to kill him?
- Didn't kill him.
Stun gun.
Fast-acting tranquilizer.
- Good shooting.
- Stun gun? What if you missed?
Well, then it'd be
back to the range for me.
The whole thing was set up by your boss,
Mr. Klein, to steal the process.
He used you to steal it
and to get away with the crime,
There's only two keys to the safe,
and he didn't want to take it,
Then you had to.
you've been watching
the whole time?
your tax dollars at work,
I want to see everyone
back at the office,
- Nobody looks at a Japanese tourist,
- Yo, boss,
Can you help me?
you're the Boy Scout.
Can I be your good deed
for today?
Can't you help me, Joe?
I'm afraid you're gonna have to spend
some time in your room...
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