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The Young Americans Page #3
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- 1993
- 103 min
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been paying for this.
We can't even afford to convict
half the criminals we do catch.
American money buys you more.
In case you didn't realize it,
our aims are the same.
Keeping things from me
doesn't help.
Can't you get enough of this place?
I thought I'd pick up my wages.
Fair enough. You look like sh*t.
Haven't you been to bed all night?
See you monday. Do yourself a favor,
get some sleep.
No!
You all right?
- Hi, stranger.
- How you doing, Rachael?
Just come to see
my favorite cousin.
- I've got to get back to work
soon, all right? - Okay.
And how are you doing?
Good.
We'll be moving you down to surgery
soon. Don't be long, please.
Surgery?
They're operating again?
Listen, it's no problem.
It'll be all right, man. Hear?
Come here.
She likes you.
You didn't tell me
she'd be here.
- Coincidence.
- Yeah, right.
You're a coward, O'Neill.
Talk about me when
I've gone, all right?
Okay, Lionel, how
are you feeling?
- Fine.
- Good.
This is more like it, eh?
Wait a minute.
Wait, please.
Chris!
Lie down, please.
Hello?
- Who are you? - You must want Sam.
I'll... I'll go get her.
Hello?
John?
- Who was that? - It's Barnaby.
for me sometimes.
- Barnaby?
- The kids like him, okay?
- Barnaby. - Look, John,
don't start, all right? Jesus.
- What time is it over there?
- It's late. Why?
- Why aren't the kids in bed?
- They are in bed.
Yeah? Well, if the kids are in bed,
If you're gonna be like this, I'm just
gonna hang up. I'm gonna go to bed.
Alone?
Come on, hit him!
Kenneth!
Through with it!
Points!
It's not exactly salubrious.
- Seat yourself down.
- Thanks.
I hope you're not going to ask me who
blew up your friends, Mr. Harris.
What do you take me for, a cop?
- You'd tell me if you knew anything.
- Is that right?
I read your record.
You've had your fair share
of enemies.
I'd rather just watch
If the kids want to fight,
then let them do it... properly.
Give them some rules.
Make it fair.
There's no respect these days.
The kids don't steal because they have to,
they steal because they want to.
- Tell me about Jack Doyle. - What?
Did he kill Carnegie and Carver?
- I doubt it.
- Get into him!
Doyle's just an angry young man who
believes everything he sees in movies.
- American movies.
- Is that right?
- Oh, for f***'s sake!
- You see that young paddy there?
Him in the blue.
- Come on! - We have ourselves a little
lightweight contender there.
Stick him!
Come on, stick him!
- His trainer doesn't seem to think so.
- No, that's his father.
Come on, bring the glove down!
At least he knows where his kid is at night.
Might even make something out of him.
Come on, move!
Turn it!
- You can reach me tomorrow.
- Okay, good-bye.
I'll see you tomorrow morning
at 8:
00. Good-bye.- You all right?
- Jesus!
mug me. - I was just passing.
No, you weren't.
I was. I've been doing
some shopping.
Mmm. How long have you
been waiting over here?
48 minutes. What were you
talking about?
Well, people like you give
us a lot to talk about.
Would you like to go
to a wedding?
Yeah.
- All right. Whose is it?
- My dad's.
Lionel's right.
You are weird.
Look, the last time we went out I was
the only one who showed up.
It won't happen this time.
- How do I know that?
- I'm best man.
Oh.
- How ya doin', boys?
- All right, Mr. Fraser.
All right, Mr. Fraser.
We didn't say nothing. They didn't get
a word out of us. That's the truth.
I wouldn't lie to you, man.
- I know.
- They didn't get nothin'.
- Nothin'.
- Of course they didn't.
You're good boys,
both of youse.
I used to live in a neighborhood
like this. A f***ing sewer.
People treating you like sh*t.
Nothing but trouble.
- Isn't that right?
- Yeah.
Every city in the world's
got a place like this,
people like us.
I'll tell you one thing,
I'm not going back.
What about you fellows?
Huh? You want out
of this place?
- Yeah. - Want to really make
something out of your lives?
Huh?
You want to be somebody?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, man.
Mm-hmm.
Of course you do.
Boys like you,
you deserve better.
The best.
You're special.
And that's why I trust you.
What do you say we
take a little spin?
Yeah, man.
The night's still young.
Let's do something!
Yeah.
Yeah?
Mr. Harris? There's a car
waiting for you downstairs, sir.
Excuse me.
Are you a friend?
Sir? Sir?
Lionel?
- Lionel!
- Stay away!
- Stay away from my son!
You hear me? - Mrs. Stevens...
- You're evil, just like all the rest.
- I just want to talk to him.
Get away! He doesn't need
friends like you!
Lionel!
This is him?
Carl Fraser?
- I could be wrong.
- Let's hope not.
He's been all over.
Brazil, Cuba, Mexico, Miami.
We almost got him once,
smuggling into L.A. from Colombia.
Eight months surveillance,
40 D.E.A. videos,
tapes, everything.
He didn't show.
He was tipped off.
Turned out he bought
two of our guys.
They disappeared and turned up six weeks later
in Mexico, their bodies dumped in a field.
One shot to the head,
five to the body, just like them.
I see.
You knew about this?
It was the kids
that gave him away.
He always recruits
kids of that age.
Virgin hit men. No records.
Clean, enthusiastic.
Makes them feel like they're a part of
something. Treats them like family.
These kids killed Roy England,
Curtis Payne and Frank Pierce?
I think so.
Well, he shouldn't be
that difficult to find.
Not if he's shipping
stuff in on this scale.
You should familiarize
yourself with that.
Familiarize myself? I should have known
about this from the very beginning.
Come on, Edward! We couldn't say anything
until we were absolutely certain.
We? A week ago I had 100 men
on this case; now I've got 98.
It's a bit late to start
getting familiar.
I'm not undermining your position, Edward,
but John needs more time.
He knows Fraser.
That's why he's here.
I thought he was here
as an advisor.
He is. And I feel confident we shall be
seeing results, sooner rather than later.
All right, all right!
A bloody speech,
for what it's worth.
Well, I'd like to thank
you all for coming.
It means a lot to Katie and me.
I'd, uh, I'd like to
thank my son for...
for the most bloody awful speech
I've heard in my life.
for the cards! - What?
- The cards. - Oh, okay.
- Hey, Dermott!
- She's bossing you around
already! - Oh, no!
- We've only been married two hours.
- Listen to her, will you?
Thank you for the cards. Thank you for
the presents. Yes, you know, but I...
No, thank you again,
thank you again. I'm...
I suppose it's, uh,
it's times like this...
when you realize who
your friends are, huh?
Well, we'll, uh, we'll miss you all
when we get back to Dublin.
And you better come and
visit us, you bastards!
Come on now, raise 'em again,
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