Trouble Is My Business Page #2
- Year:
- 2018
- 116 min
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That's my business.
And, I remain too much
of a lady to inquire
what you do remember
about Katherine.
She came her last
night, didn't she?
She did.
It was before closing.
Yeah, now she's missing.
People in my family
are missing, Mr. Drake.
Where is she?
Where is she?
What did you do to my sister?
Beyond the obvious, nothing.
Don't lie to me!
Please Mr. Drake, my entire
life is disappearing.
If my father is dead,
then Katherine stands
to inherit my entire
family fortune.
Now I can't find Katherine.
That makes me next.
All right, that
I will remember.
And, then I wake
up this morning,
and I see this envelope full
of pictures of the two of you.
Yeah, real nice.
I want to know what's
going on right now!
All right, calm down!
Those guns go off.
You want to sit down?
No.
I'd like to call the police now.
Fine.
You know what after last night,
I feel like I was
practically in your family.
I like your family.
Your sister came to me.
I'm not so sure about that.
Why don't we call the police
now, and we'll just all
look at these pictures
together, okay?
Fine, why don't we do that?
Good.
(clattering)
(dramatic music)
(grunting)
What are you gonna do
to me know, Mr. Drake?
Unfortunately I'm
gonna go to plan B.
and a chance to listen.
(dramatic music)
Well it seems you have
more than just a professional
interest in missing persons
cases, don't you detective?
(dramatic music)
I don't get it.
Someone wants you
to think something.
But, that somebody thought
they had an airtight frame,
they would've sent these
things to the cops,
not to you in the morning.
I'm disarmed.
I guess now I have to
take your word for it.
Look you've got the
wrong idea about me.
Oh do I?
Good.
Because I would
really like to know
what do you think
is going on here?
I want to find out what
happened to Katherine.
I just don't want to get
involved in it with you.
You don't get involved
in this with me now,
and I make sure all of these
photos go to the police.
And, given your current
reputation, oh yeah.
All right fine.
We're in business together.
I normally make $35 a day.
We'll have to talk about that.
Yeah, well we're need
to talk about the jewelry.
What jewelry?
Come on, dumb's the one
thing that does't look good
on you.
We both know that the
jewelry had something to do
with this case.
What do you know
about the diamond?
The gem was one of the
things that came up last night.
It's so valuable how come
everyone in the world
isn't looking for it?
My father brought
it back secretly,
so only those of us in
the family even know
we need to be looking for it.
It could be very dangerous
for those that do know.
Well I'm being very
selective, Mr. Drake.
I always get picked
for the good stuff.
(smacking)
(tense music)
(grunting)
(bashing)
Selective?
Who's this?
I've never seen him
before in my life!
(smacking)
(grunting)
(dramatic music)
Who are you?
(gargling blood)
What do you want?
Who are you?
(choking)
(gun firing)
He was gonna, I
thought he might stab.
Oh my God, is he dead?
Yes, thanks to you.
Now that gun shot's not
gonna go unnoticed for long.
Are you sure you
don't recognize him?
I don't know him.
Well he seems to know you,
and somebody slit his throat
and didn't finish the job.
A dying assassin?
Maybe he found me
because of Katherine.
(door rattling)
Hey Drake, you
all right in there?
We heard something.
- We're fine.
- We're fine.
(tense music)
There's nothing in his
pocket except a matchbook
from the Wiltmore Hotel.
This mean anything to you?
No, I wish it did.
Jennifer, this is murder.
Oh if we're gonna have
to talk about murder,
then maybe we're gonna
have to tell the police
how you were with my missing
sister all last night,
and that I have pictures.
The police are gonna love you.
I don't need love.
I need help.
Claude, are you still there?
[Claude] Yeah,
but you got company.
I'm just trying to
help a lady out here.
Something fell.
[Claude] All right
it's nothing folks.
Something fell.
Lots of blood.
Don't worry about
it, I'm being evicted.
No.
Okay get that rug.
He's bleeding everywhere.
I'll get it.
Just keep talking.
Let him wonder what
happened in there.
I see you like a
little innuendo.
Well not a little one.
I'm gonna need
some more information
about the diamond.
I know a place we can talk,
and the food's survivable.
Are you asking me to
lunch at a time like this?
Yes, and since you're
paying me 35 a day,
it's on you.
Your pick.
Well I do know a place
within walking distance.
But, are you
familiar with Orlov?
No, good food?
And, then in the
1700s it was stolen.
It was later passed
down to a Russian count,
Gregory Orlov, and
he was a paramour
of the legendary empress
Catherine the Great.
He was using the diamond
to try to win her love.
But no, not even with
the purest of diamonds.
Who else found out
what it was worth?
Well a lot of people
know what it's worth.
Napoleon himself
tried to find it.
But, his armies were
warned by a ghost
that there would
be consequences.
No, I meant who found
out what it's worth
more recently?
this pair of Russian twins
who lept to their deaths
after possessing it.
And, my father, he's
not the kind of man
that believes in cures, but
even he was gonna have it
recut, and then he disappeared.
[Roland] How did your
father get the diamond?
I don't know.
Worth a look.
We can find out
how he got it here.
Maybe we find out who
And, how soon can you pay me?
Mr. Drake?
Yeah.
For you.
(dramatic music)
Where's my tip?
Eat your vegetables.
What was that?
Another ghost.
What?
Never mind.
Now with a diamond
like that, it requires
a big operator.
It's not the kind of
thing that you can sell
on the open market.
I know.
And, that's why I'm worried
about what's gonna happen
to the rest of my family.
Your father was
an archeologist,
so why didn't he just
give it to a museum?
Well for all I know,
he was planning on it.
I don't know.
He was on the board
of several museums.
A diamond like
this is gonna attract
the wrong kind of attention
no matter what your family
tries to keep a secret.
Now you mentioned
that Katherine was set
to inherit all of
your family fortune.
Why don't you get half?
(laughing)
Come to dinner
tonight, you'll see.
You know I didn't hurt her.
You remind me of her.
Well we're sisters.
Look Mr. Drake, I'm not ready
to turn you in just yet,
just arrive at seven.
If you hear from Katherine,
will you let me know?
Of course.
(dramatic music)
I got it.
You're broke.
$1.47, still got an
eye for detail, Lew.
You trained me well.
We spent a lot of
years together.
Who's the girl?
Potential client, like
I said things are starting
to pick up.
Is that the girl that was
in your apartment last night?
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