Tribute to a Bad Man Page #2

Synopsis: Jeremy Rodock is a tough horse rancher who strings up rustlers soon as look at them. Fresh out of Pennsylvania, Steve Miller finds it hard to get used to Rodock's ways, although he takes an immediate shine to his Greek girl Jocasta.
Director(s): Robert Wise
Production: MGM
 
IMDB:
6.7
APPROVED
Year:
1956
95 min
83 Views


That kid, do not you know how to eat alone?

Two weeks ago no see.

Take that cigarette out of the mouth.

You do not play the piano in a dump

seedy.

The first time you saw me I was smoking

.

In a seedy dump.

You said you loved.

You said you made me very sexy.

Would you change now?

No.

I like sexy.

Yes, I said.

You also want to change.

No.

- I'm going.

- Stay a little while.

Good night.

Bring me another bottle.

I'm not sleeping yet.

- But does not your back hurt?

- Yes, of course.

But only when I sleep.

Bring me another bottle.

You learn with experience.

I will give you a hand.

Did he say if you want to do something?

- Have you finished?

- Yes, ma'am.

Please take the dishes to the well and frigalos

.

Clear.

I have not told him the horses.

Do not think I can say it tomorrow?

Are you afraid when you miss

ready to hang people?

How much will you be able to endure?

Do not touch me.

Me mistress of yourself would be.

You'd have what you want.

You did not want me

Cheyenne case.

Mac, you do not do more than

get into trouble.

Is seen not understand.

Not going to marry you, you do not want

.

- Go away, go away from here.

- What do you make of all this?

- Why are you still here?

- Because I want to be here.

When I was alone and sick and needed shelter

...

... I said I could live here without getting

conditions.

Was free, and I still am.

Thanks for the coffee.

Jo!

And that bottle

were bringing me to ca...?

A moment Jeremy,

back to bed.

Has returned Baldy?

No, it has not yet come.

Then

what are you doing here?

I came to take a cup of coffee.

Hey. You're new here,

and maybe you do not.

There is a boiling coffee all night in the hut.

? Equally good?

Equally good,

and more abundant.

Well, I'll keep this.

Good night.

Uh, be my friend, my impatient friend

.

Did you know him in Cheyenne?

My friend, what are

these questions?

Yes, let's leave.

No you were born the day I met you.

And, really, am I glad

.

- All right, Steve?

- Good.

- Have you eaten enough?

- Yes

Do not you have been taught to say thank you

?

Sure was a schoolteacher.

I have not walked the

school in my life.

But my father was a teacher.

And I was his best student.

French, German, Latin knew,

and a little English...

... when I was 16.

Good night, Steve.

Goodnight,

and thank you, ma'am.

Dislike Call lady.

Is hard to please,

Mrs. Rodock.

Neither my name as well.

'm Jocasta Constantine.

Miss Constantine.

I am Greek.

But you can call me Jo.

Right, Jo.

Steve.

If you need help or...

... well,...

... anyone steal you

your ingenuity.

A man, who had to cut trees

a mile...

... to bring this piano,

should not clash at this point.

Toca you, Jo.

No, it's late and you're tired.

Come on, Jo, I know good

plays a little.

You were playing and singing this

the first time I saw you.

You did not see me me.

I I saw you.

This sounds better.

Ah! I forgot.

I have a gift for you.

See. Reach out.

Jeremy!

I love.

- Are beautiful.

- I can.

I had to pay two mares and a stallion

for them.

Do not have to buy anything anymore.

Why I will not be able to buy things

.

Not need gifts, Jeremy.

I will stay here whenever you want to have me.

- Say that again.

- Whenever you want to have me.

I like to hear you say.

Although I know it will be a day when this...

... will stay small for you, and...

... and want to leave.

I will not leave.

Hey, boy!

Not have, by chance, one of those

mail order catalogs.

No, I have not.

I told a friend that this year brought

photos...

... women in corset.

Fat, you are still ideas.

And so,

you never get anywhere.

I have not seen a woman besides

Jocasta, in 8 months.

And you're uglier every day.

Why do not you shut

while she plays the piano?

Hey, you're not going to take your shirt

.

Yes, why?

Because this is home, sweet home

, of the Texas doves.

Texan? Doves?

Pulgas.

Corsets...!

So no one gets rich.

Al cot!

Breakfast! Breakfast!

Breakfast !

Breakfast!

Eh, Steve! Here's to fly

call when eating.

- Breakfast not wait.

- And neither do we.

Good morning, Jo.

- Would you say?

- Yes

Y was furious.

Now, there is no way to stop him

.

I'm leaving now.

To be back in a day or two.

Oh, come on, come on.

- Looks like you have stepped on a mule.

- Do not worry.

But you yes that's wrong.

Jeremy, please

do not go.

I'm sorry.

I have to go.

Mean anything to you that I will pray

?

Jo. You know you're

for me?

The person I care

more than anyone in the world.

But I can not do what you ask.

We live in the middle

of nowhere.

Hundreds of miles of a civilized place...

... where the only law is mine.

Since I came here,

this to you I said,...

... robbed me, harassed, attacked and persecuted

everywhere.

Now

have killed one of my men.

If I find my horses,

I find the murderer.

And if I find the murderer,

choked him.

I have to fulfill my own law, Jo.

A law that has allowed me to be

owns half of the horses of the West.

Goodbye, Jo.

If you saw the damage that

that makes you, Jeremy.

You other.

You are sick.

You get the fever hanging.

Where you heard it rush

on the gallows?

Here I took a few days...

... when you took a horse thief and ahorcaste

.

- I had stolen ten horses.

- And what served you hang him!

He died, something died in

and you!

- You are not the law!

- I'm the only law that I have!

So, if you think this is not for you

...

... I lived alone a long time, Jo.

Find traces of that

Waity and we killed them all day

Mr. Rodock not

away view of footprints .

we never would stop

left to rest the horses

Even when the wind rose and

erased footprints,...

Give up...

Went ahead

Always ahead

I can not see anything .

No never find them.

We will continue.

I tell you when I return.

What, do you see anything?

Hence not spend.

We have to go to a

last.

I will pay $ 10 each.

What is this place?

Peterson Ranch,

my former partner.

We will

warmly.

I do not have much affection.

You know you're not well received

.

I have stolen some horses.

Rodock,

why do not you leave?

Whenever thieves looking and not find, pagers here.

Do not you get tired this game?

Sal my land!

You heard my father,

out!

Look, kid.

I taught

distinguish between the ass and the head of a horse.

I picked you up when you threw, you wiped the tears

...

... and sounded like snot.

Do not get the little man now!

Why have you come here?

Because

my horses were here last time.

No, what was here

was my father.

Rodock, please!

Now you have been led to believe this hoax,

right?

That I stole what belonged

.

Well, you lied then.

And you lying now.

- Rodock, go away!

- Rodock, if you do not I'll kill you.

Do not kill me .

Left guts to do it.

I am very tired, Peterson.

Very tired and very angry.

If you know anything about my horses tell me

.

And I'll take and I'll forget,

like last time.

But if you do not tell me,

and has won...

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Michael Blankfort

Michael Seymour Blankfort (December 10, 1907 – July 13, 1982) was an American screenwriter, author and playwright. He served as a front for the blacklisted Albert Maltz on the Academy Award-nominated screenplay of Broken Arrow (1950). He was born in New York City and died in Los Angeles. more…

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