The Wrong Guy Page #6
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1997
- 92 min
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Yeah, he went that way!
Let's get him!
Don't let him get away!
[ Brakes squeal, hiss ]
You're going to the convention,
aren't you?
Hop in.
Tell us what you know about
the murderer of Randall Nagel.
I can't.
My daughter loves him,
and, well, I can't betray
my daughter.
There you go, Jimmy.
You can't fight love.
It's the most powerful
of all emotions.
That's it!
We know you know who he is
and where he went, so tell us!
I can tell you this.
is incapable of murder,
not morally,
but physically.
Who?
This is the man
we're looking for.
Well, I thought
you wanted Nelson.
The man you want
came in the bank right
before the police got here.
I haven't seen him before
or since.
-- Uh, Lynn...
-- Uh-huh.
-- Look, we're gonna be on the
run together, right?
-- Right.
Let's face it.
I think there's some pretty
strong feelings going on here.
There's just something
I want to get settled.
Oh, don't worry.
I have condoms.
No, that's not it.
It's not?
But good.
I-I just need to make
a phone call.
Oh. Okay.
All right. Fine.
I'll go browse
the convenience store.
Okay.
All right.
-- And, Lynn...
-- What?
This may get dangerous.
You better pick up
two tea bags and
a sheet of wax paper.
Okay.
Constance, I have something
important to tell you.
[ Sighs ]
Oh, I wish I could do this
face to face,
but, you know, since I'm still
on the run and all...
I've met someone, and I think
I'm falling in love.
I'm sorry.
It just happened.
She's wonderful.
The way her eyes
light up a room,
the way her laugh
fills me with joy,
the way she flicks her tongue
when we kiss.
Perhaps I've said too much.
Please try to remem--
-- [ Telephone clanks ]
-- Uhh!
Freeze!
Put down your weapon.
No, you put down yours
or I blow a hole through
this guy's head.
Well, looks like we got
ourselves a Mexican standoff.
Not really.
no one has an advantage.
In this case, I could use
this guy as a shield,
kill you,
and then kill him anyway.
My mistake.
What if I put down my gun,
walk away,
and you don't kill me?
What's that called?
That's called "you're
a stinking yellow coward."
Stinking yellow coward.
Works for me.
[ Air hisses ]
You're not going anywhere.
Hey, listen,
I don't know
what kind of trouble
you're in, pal,
but trust me, you're
making a big mistake,
all right?
-- I happen to be the most
wanted man in America.
-- No, you're not.
Well, you can believe
what you want,
but you're gonna feel
pretty stupid when you
find out who I really am.
-- I got your tea bags
and wax paper.
-- Thanks.
Get rid of her
or I'll kill her.
And I bought
more condoms.
Hey, thanks for
the condoms. See ya.
Nelson?
I left my home for you.
Well, now you can
go back. See ya!
Why are you acting this way?
And who's this?
Oh, just another meaningless
stranger, just like you.
Ow!
You cold
son of a b*tch!
Look, I don't mean
to hurt you --
Ow! Would you let me
finish?!
Okay.
I'm just trying to tell you
that love is dangerous.
You should run away
from love.
It's like a gun
pointed at your head.
You're not making any sense.
He's trying to tell you
that I have a gun
pointed at your head.
No, he's not.
Oh.
See?
Well, how did you possibly
expect me to understand that?
It was so convoluted.
No, it was pretty clear.
No, it was not clear.
-- Yes, it was.
-- People don't talk
like that.
I said, "It's like --
there's a gun
pointed at your head."
You said, "It's like a gun
pointed at your head."
You should have said,
"There is a gun pointed
at my head."
Shut up!
You drive.
Oh, ho!
Bad idea, Lurch.
Get in. Come on.
Okay. We'll get
right on it. Thanks.
Detective Arlen,
a desperate man fitting
the killer's description
outside Oklahoma City.
He was with
a woman and a man
that looked like he worked
in a pizza parlor.
They could be heading
toward Mexico.
See, Jimmy?
And you said a manicurist
had no useful role
in a police investigation.
Let's move out.
Look, I am telling you.
I am a terrible hostage.
I am a wanted man.
Yeah, the police think
No, they think
I killed Randall Nagel.
No.
No, they don't.
Yes, they do.
"Police-artist sketch
of Nagel assassin"?
What a terrible likeness.
This doesn't look
anything like me.
No, no, it doesn't.
It's me.
Look, you and I both know
I killed Nagel.
You're trying to tell me
that you killed Nagel?
That everybody knows
you killed Nagel?
Nobody thinks that I did it?
Nobody is after me?
I quit my job.
I-I abandoned my life.
I mended a fence
for no good reason.
Is that what you're
trying to tell me?
Stop the charade.
I'm not stupid.
I know you've been trailing me
ever since Cleveland.
I don't know what you are,
some kind
or part of some
supersecret elite force
of international supercops.
Wow. Supercop.
I just thought
it would be up to me
to get a job
to support us.
Once we get to Mexico,
for a fortune.
But don't get me wrong.
If I have to, I'll shoot you.
No, you're wrong.
You've got this thing wrong.
I'm -- I'm a nobody,
all right?
I'm just an ordinary guy --
a guy that just risked
the life
of the most wonderful woman
in the world.
I am an idiot.
I am a complete idiot.
No, you're not.
I'd have to pull over,
hogtie you, and shoot you
in the back of the head.
Well...it looks like
secret agent...Ken
of that elite thing
you were talking about
has finally
met his match.
Pull in up here.
Detective Arlen,
they've been spotted!
They're nearing the border!
They just turned
into Mr. Tiny's.
Don't pull 'em over yet.
He might kill the hostages.
Tell them to use air support
to follow them,
but keep their distance.
We'll set up roadblocks,
then move in.
[ Tires screeching ]
I haven't been miniature
golfing since I was a kid.
You know something,
Mr. Killer?
You're not such a tough guy.
You're just an old softie.
Gee.
Park over there.
All right.
[ Horn honking continuously ]
I tried to tell you.
[ Crashes ]
[ Car alarm blaring,
horn honking ]
[ Lynn moaning,
honking stops ]
Lynn:
Did I have oneof my spells again?
Yes, you did.
But those of us that chose
to wear seat belts are fine.
Shut up!
And get out of the car!
If either of you speak,
I'll kill you.
If you try to run,
I'll kill you.
What about
signaling people
when we're not speaking
or running?
Yes, I'll kill you
for signaling.
Ah, but if I hadn't
brought it up,
you'd have never said
anything, huh?
-- [ Thud ]
-- Hey!
-- How 'bout you?
-- What?
Do you understand?
Oh, like I really
feel open
to asking you questions
right now.
[ Music continues ]
-- You're awake.
-- Yeah. For a while now.
-- I've been carrying you.
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