Drama (1969) 74 minutes ~ Color
A returning Vietnam veteran finds out that while he was gone his girlfriend has been forced into marrying someone else, his small business is in ruins and that those he once thought were his friends are in short supply.
Director: George McCowan
Writer: Stuart Margolin
Stars: Lee Majors, Joey Heatherton and Jimmy Dean
A returning Vietnam veteran finds out that while he was gone his girlfriend has been forced into marrying someone else, his small business is in ruins and that those he once thought were his friends are in short supply.
Director: George McCowan
Writer: Stuart Margolin
Stars: Lee Majors, Joey Heatherton and Jimmy Dean
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00:04:56Let's go.
00:05:26War.
00:05:28See, I'm backstage.
00:05:30I won't be fighting no more.
00:05:43One night in Los Angeles
00:05:46To kick up my heels
00:05:49I might end up lucky
00:05:52Catch myself a good deal
00:05:57The strips down on Sunset
00:06:01The sound in the air
00:06:04The neon that flashes
00:06:07Like a Texas State Fair
00:06:20Scramble track rider
00:06:23Catch myself a good deal
00:06:30The neon that flashes
00:06:33Like a Texas State Fair
00:06:36People stare
00:06:42People stare
00:06:45I don't care
00:06:48People stare
00:06:54One night in Los Angeles
00:06:57To kick up my heels
00:07:00I might end up lucky
00:07:03Catch myself a good deal
00:07:14To help the young ladies
00:07:17See if just maybe
00:07:20They won't talk to me
00:07:23I'm so lucky
00:07:25Invited you see
00:07:28To some kind of party
00:07:48You know, it sure is pretty here.
00:07:51Some parts of East Texas are like this.
00:07:53Your parents live there?
00:07:55Oh, yeah.
00:07:56What do they do?
00:07:58Well, Daddy used to farm,
00:08:00raise a few cows and chickens,
00:08:02and the land tax got so heavy around Dallas,
00:08:05he, uh, well, he had to sell his stock
00:08:07and mortgage most his land.
00:08:09Didn't have enough cotton acreage
00:08:11to make subsidies,
00:08:13so he had to sell his land.
00:08:15Didn't have enough cotton acreage
00:08:17to make subsidy worthwhile,
00:08:19so he's been driving a truck
00:08:21for a wholesale house
00:08:23now eight years now.
00:08:25Must be beautiful to live on a farm.
00:08:28Well, it wasn't bad.
00:08:30Miss it?
00:08:32Yeah, I guess.
00:08:39I saw a fella do that in a movie once.
00:08:43Did you have a girl?
00:08:45Someone you go with?
00:08:50Yeah.
00:08:52What's wrong?
00:08:55Nothing. Why?
00:08:57The way you answered, you didn't seem too sure.
00:09:02I got a letter a little over three months ago.
00:09:06She, uh,
00:09:08well, the girl I went with,
00:09:10she decided to, uh,
00:09:12start going out with other guys.
00:09:14She hadn't until then?
00:09:16It's kind of silly, huh?
00:09:19Just haven't heard from her since that letter.
00:09:22Do you love her?
00:09:26Yeah.
00:09:28Why didn't you write?
00:09:30Well, I used to send her telegrams all the time.
00:09:32A few words, a picture every now and then.
00:09:36Because, well, I don't write too well.
00:09:39I quit after third grade.
00:09:42That was a kind of a thing between us, my telegrams.
00:09:48When she decided to start going out with other guys,
00:09:52I thought I ought to go out, too.
00:09:57But I didn't.
00:10:01I didn't want to send no more telegrams.
00:10:06I didn't want to send any more.
00:10:29Hello.
00:10:32Who's the doorman?
00:10:34He's a guest.
00:10:36Did you bring him?
00:10:46No, no, no.
00:10:48That is a no-no.
00:10:50Not now.
00:10:52Or what?
00:10:54Not until...
00:10:56Oh, Nels, you're kidding me. We can't do the house until the...
00:10:58Until the soldier leaves?
00:11:00That's right, ma'am.
00:11:02That's right.
00:11:04Well, we gotta wait
00:11:06till whoever he is cuts out.
00:11:08Oh, now.
00:11:10We're telling the split.
00:11:12Who is it?
00:11:14Some dumb hillbilly.
00:11:16Be cool.
00:11:24Name's Andy.
00:11:30Boy, in back, you can't show me something.
00:11:32You can dig it, huh?
00:11:34Oh, yeah, you bet.
00:11:40They're getting late.
00:11:42Come on, Mia, it's sandman time.
00:11:44Time for some sleep.
00:11:46Sleep, time to sleep.
00:12:00Hey, baby, how, uh...
00:12:02How are you getting home?
00:12:04You mean tonight?
00:12:06Or Texas?
00:12:08Texas.
00:12:12In Vegas?
00:12:14Tonight.
00:12:16Whenever, uh...
00:12:18Whenever Karen decides to go?
00:12:20No, baby.
00:12:24No, Karen is staying here.
00:12:26All night.
00:12:38Oh, a bus, I guess.
00:12:40The bus stopped running pretty soon.
00:12:44You know, uh...
00:12:46You know how to get down to the bottom of the hill?
00:12:48You go right out that door,
00:12:50and you follow the road straight down.
00:12:52Down, down, down.
00:12:54Down, down, down.
00:13:04I, uh...
00:13:06I don't want you to miss your bus.
00:13:08Look, if you all don't want me here,
00:13:10why don't you just come out and say it?
00:13:12All right, man.
00:13:14I, uh...
00:13:18I think it would be better if you left.
00:13:24All right.
00:13:36Thanks for asking me to your party.
00:13:38Thanks.
00:13:54I'll say one thing for you.
00:13:56Man, you're a real hospitable baby.
00:14:00Hey, look, man, you can come on all you want to
00:14:02with the boys with that, uh,
00:14:04one-two, one-two, hip-hip,
00:14:06soldier bit.
00:14:10But that doesn't cut it here, huh?
00:14:12Mm-mm.
00:14:14I really, man...
00:14:18Just between you and me,
00:14:22everybody quit doing the soldier thing
00:14:24right out of grade school.
00:14:28You, uh...
00:14:32You did get out of grade school.
00:14:36Yeah.
00:14:42Did you see that?
00:14:44He almost...
00:14:46He almost did an about-face.
00:14:48Hmm?
00:14:50Oh, wow.
00:14:52Well, let's get it off.
00:14:54Do it. Do it.
00:15:07Not too much. Not too much.
00:15:09Quiet.
00:15:12Hey, come on, man.
00:15:36Come on, man.
00:16:06¶¶
00:16:35¶ Howdy there, good highway
00:16:37¶ Pleased to meet you, open road
00:16:39¶ Do you like my bluebird
00:16:41¶ Nice to see you, don't you know
00:16:43¶¶
00:16:58¶ Flying like a feather
00:17:00¶ Stinging like a bumblebee
00:17:02¶ Up ahead, my future
00:17:04¶ Brighter than a Christmas tree
00:17:06¶¶
00:17:33¶¶
00:18:01¶ All right, get familiar
00:18:03¶ Tale about smelling honey land
00:18:05¶ Look out, you old lone star
00:18:07¶ Coming at you, traveling man ¶¶
00:18:10¶¶
00:18:18Welcome home, Andy.
00:18:20¶¶
00:18:50¶¶
00:18:59Early on.
00:19:02Early on.
00:19:08Early on.
00:19:09What?
00:19:20What are you doing?
00:19:24Sit down.
00:19:27Come on, sit down, boy.
00:19:29Why the devil did you get in it?
00:19:31Motorcycle, Papa.
00:19:33Come on, make some coffee, Mama.
00:19:35Make some coffee.
00:19:38How's your shoulder?
00:19:39Oh, it's fine, Papa, fine.
00:19:41Good as new.
00:19:42Oh, well, they marked you up a little bit.
00:19:44Oh, it's nothing.
00:19:46Why didn't you tell us you were coming, Andy?
00:19:48I didn't want to surprise you, Mama.
00:19:51How are you feeling, son?
00:19:52Oh, I'm fine, Papa, fine.
00:19:54I'm just tired.
00:19:56You know, it's a long way from California.
00:20:00Oh, Mama, from the looks of this soldier,
00:20:02we done lost the war.
00:20:05Hungry?
00:20:06You're hungry?
00:20:07He's not hungry.
00:20:08Come on, come on, come on.
00:20:10You got your medal on you, son.
00:20:41Oh, my.
00:20:46My goodness.
00:20:53I got to get my glasses.
00:20:57Go on, baby.
00:21:01Now it's all gone.
00:21:11Mama hat.
00:21:18Farrah, come here, Farrah.
00:21:20Farrah, come here, Farrah.
00:21:22Good dog.
00:21:24Good dog.
00:21:26Did you miss me?
00:21:27Huh?
00:21:28Did you miss me?
00:21:29Oh, did you miss me?
00:21:31Oh.
00:21:32Come here.
00:21:33Come here.
00:21:34Come here.
00:21:35Come here.
00:21:36Come on.
00:21:38Good dog.
00:21:39Yeah.
00:21:40Good dog.
00:21:43Come on.
00:21:44Come on.
00:21:45Come on.
00:21:46Yeah.
00:21:47Good dog.
00:21:48Come on.
00:21:49Good dog.
00:21:50Oh, yes.
00:22:07Oh.
00:22:08Oh.
00:22:09Oh.
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00:22:46Oh.
00:22:47Oh.
00:22:48You halt.
00:22:49Everybody, cease gunfire.
00:22:50Cease gunfire.
00:22:51P.S.
00:22:52Hold gun.
00:22:53Hold gun everybody.
00:22:54Hold gun.
00:22:55Hold your gun.
00:22:56Tell everybody.
00:22:57All surveillance personnel to quiet.
00:23:03Pull back.
00:23:04Pull back.
00:23:05Now, that land out there just ready and waiting to be zoned any way you want it zoned, just
00:23:17long as you got the money.
00:23:18Joe Bob, that's a parcel of 50 acres going up for bidding in 15 days.
00:23:22And there are sweet deals like that all up and down the county line.
00:23:26Andy!
00:23:27Andy!
00:23:28Joe Bob.
00:23:29When did you get back?
00:23:30Good to see you.
00:23:31Sit down and shut up, boy.
00:23:32I'll buy you a drink.
00:23:33Andy, you remember Mr. Paisley?
00:23:34Mr. Paisley?
00:23:35Mr. Bedecker?
00:23:36You know, if I knowed old Joe Bob here, I can't say as I'd be owning up to it.
00:23:39Andy and I used to be lifeguards together.
00:23:41You remember Andy Crocker?
00:23:43Sure, I remember.
00:23:44Just got back from Vietnam.
00:23:46That right?
00:23:47Hey, didn't you win some kind of medal over there?
00:23:49I just saw your picture in the paper, didn't I?
00:23:51A little service over here.
00:23:52I'll get it.
00:23:53What do you want?
00:23:54A beer, Joe Bob.
00:23:55It's fine.
00:23:56You know, I just want to shake your hand and tell you thank you.
00:24:00I mean it, boy.
00:24:01Boy, I'm proud to know a young man nowadays that knows what this good country is all about.
00:24:06Take care of business over there?
00:24:08That's right, sir.
00:24:09Well, I don't know what your plans are, what you want to do.
00:24:12But anything you want, job, anything, you just come to me, hear?
00:24:15And that ain't no drunken talk, either.
00:24:17Same here, Randy.
00:24:18Andy.
00:24:19Here you go.
00:24:20Hey, by the way, you hungry?
00:24:21Sure.
00:24:22Come on, I'll get you something to catch up.
00:24:23Okay, you bet.
00:24:24Well, it was nice talking to you fellas.
00:24:25Glad to have you back, soldier boy.
00:24:27Yes, sir.
00:24:28Don't you forget what I said, either, hear?
00:24:29Yes, sir.
00:24:30Hey, you put that beer on my tab, hear?
00:24:31I already did.
00:24:33Yeah, mama said he done went and married the Kenny girl.
00:24:36What do you think about that, huh?
00:24:37She didn't even send me a wedding invitation.
00:24:39That was no big deal.
00:24:40Come on, come on.
00:24:41I'm an old man, Kenny.
00:24:42He had a big wedding, huh?
00:24:43Come on.
00:24:44What do you do around here?
00:24:45Oh, I do.
00:24:46I'm the manager of this club.
00:24:47The manager?
00:24:48Right.
00:24:49Oh, come on.
00:24:50Making a lot of contacts, those guys we were sitting with out there.
00:24:53Always tipping me on the big real estate deals.
00:24:56No wonder you're wearing all that executive clothing there.
00:24:59Like a city slicker.
00:25:00One of my ten new suits.
00:25:02Twelve pair of shoes.
00:25:03Cadillac.
00:25:04Red and white.
00:25:05Convertible?
00:25:06What else?
00:25:07Cash cards.
00:25:08Diners club.
00:25:09Doing all right.
00:25:10The whole works, boy.
00:25:11OK.
00:25:12You ought to see where Louise and me live.
00:25:13What's that?
00:25:14You won't believe.
00:25:15Oh, come on.
00:25:16Remember that apartment building over on Turtle Creek?
00:25:18Yeah.
00:25:19Six rooms.
00:25:20Furnished.
00:25:21Color TV.
00:25:22You can get one of those clickers where we don't have to get up.
00:25:24You lazy, Papa.
00:25:26We'll go by there when you're finished.
00:25:27Oh, no, no, no.
00:25:28Don't tell Louise.
00:25:29Don't tell her.
00:25:30Let me surprise her.
00:25:31All right.
00:25:32Fine.
00:25:33How is she?
00:25:34Oh, she's great.
00:25:35She's great.
00:25:36Oh, that's fantastic.
00:25:37That's just great.
00:25:38Yeah.
00:25:39You ain't much of a sandwich maker, are you?
00:25:43Listen, Andy.
00:25:45I bought Lisa.
00:25:47Did you all ever see her?
00:25:48Not in a while, Alan.
00:25:50I haven't heard from her in about, oh, going on ten weeks now.
00:25:53I guess she's as stubborn as I am.
00:25:55You mean she hasn't written and told you?
00:25:57She was going to start going out with other guys.
00:25:59I figured her mother got to her.
00:26:01I haven't heard from her since.
00:26:02You know, I bet she's mad as a hornet.
00:26:04I was going to go down to Austin tomorrow and surprise her.
00:26:06Andy, she's not in school anymore.
00:26:08What?
00:26:09She quit?
00:26:11You mean she just flat out quit?
00:26:13Right.
00:26:14I bet her mother had a fit.
00:26:16Where is she?
00:26:17She lives in Dallas.
00:26:18Really?
00:26:19What?
00:26:20Oh, God.
00:26:22I got to go.
00:26:23Call her.
00:26:24Where's the phone?
00:26:25She'll flip.
00:26:26She'll wonder where in the world I am.
00:26:29She's married, Andy.
00:26:31Oh, come on, Joe Bob.
00:26:32That's not even funny.
00:26:33Andy, she got married.
00:26:39I had no idea you didn't know.
00:26:40You know, she's been married nearly three months now.
00:27:09He rich?
00:27:14Well, her mother introduced him.
00:27:20He's rich?
00:27:22He's some kind of a junior executive on the Morning Herald.
00:27:26Is that how I got my picture in the paper?
00:27:37No.
00:27:39Max?
00:27:41Andy!
00:27:43That was just unbelievable!
00:27:48Hey, Gourmet, this is my partner, Andy Crawford.
00:27:54Gourmet?
00:27:56Andy Crawford.
00:28:01Andy Crawford.
00:28:02Andy Crawford.
00:28:03Andy Crawford.
00:28:04Andy Crawford.
00:28:05Andy Crawford.
00:28:06Hey, let's have a drink.
00:28:07Let's have a drink.
00:28:08Give us a couple of beers.
00:28:09Sit down, Andy.
00:28:10Man, look at you.
00:28:11Why, do you look good?
00:28:12Son of a...
00:28:13Look at this fairytale I've got going for me.
00:28:15You always did like that beer, huh?
00:28:16Yeah.
00:28:17Son of a gun.
00:28:18Hey, where did you get in?
00:28:19Real early yesterday.
00:28:24Say, can we take these over to the shop?
00:28:29Well, you're not supposed to, but...
00:28:34See you, darling.
00:28:47Why'd Joe Bob get out?
00:28:48Because he was a pussy. Too tough for him.
00:28:53You heard he married old man Kenny's daughter.
00:28:56That old man set him up real good and then he dropped this right in my lap.
00:29:01Does he still race?
00:29:02Hell, race.
00:29:04Yeah, and he got a cycle. Hadn't had one for a year.
00:29:06Quit racing six or eight weeks after you left.
00:29:09Driving around in that big Cadillac. Old man Kenny's money.
00:29:14What happened to the track?
00:29:16You mean you don't know?
00:29:17You see? He said he was gonna ride. That's why I didn't. Son of a...
00:29:21What happened?
00:29:25Everybody just quit running.
00:29:27I mean, I'd go out there some Sundays and six or seven people show up.
00:29:31No lie.
00:29:32Losing money left and right.
00:29:35I don't know. It just seemed like everybody got tired of it.
00:29:38You gone. Joe Bob quit.
00:29:40I never could draw no people. You know that.
00:29:43Oh, Mac. Why?
00:29:47Who knows, buddy? I mean, times change. People change.
00:29:52Can't we get it back?
00:29:54Get it back? Why?
00:29:56Why? Man, that's all I've been dreaming about.
00:30:00All this time, thinking about the track and the shop.
00:30:03Look at it. How come it's all fouled up like that?
00:30:05Oh, come on, partner. You just got here. It's been tough. I mean tough.
00:30:10Hey, somebody I want you to meet. Kenny!
00:30:14Come here. Get your...
00:30:16I want you to meet my partner, Andy. It's Kenny.
00:30:19We met.
00:30:20Hello again. Well, I see you finally found him in the bar.
00:30:25Secretary, boy. Got yourself a secretary.
00:30:29There's some place we can talk.
00:30:32Yeah. The office.
00:30:35Uh, Kenny. Can Mac and I talk alone?
00:30:40Yeah. Go and get some coffee. It'll just be a minute.
00:31:00Hey, I'm going to get it here now, buddy.
00:31:03Mac, how did everything get in the shape? The track and the shop?
00:31:06Whoa! Whoa! Hold on.
00:31:09Now, before we get to the what's and the why's, you remember one thing.
00:31:12I've been carrying this baby on my back all by myself.
00:31:14All by my lonesome, buddy.
00:31:16I know, I know.
00:31:17Do you? Got a wife. Two kids now.
00:31:20Why didn't you write? I thought everything was all right.
00:31:22Well, you can't come home just because business is bad, can you?
00:31:26Look, Andy. The track was your idea. It was a good idea.
00:31:30But losing money, buddy. We lost the lease, the option money.
00:31:33We told them if we decided to drop the lease that we'd...
00:31:35Told them? Told them is one thing. Legal's another, Andy.
00:31:39Oh, Mac.
00:31:50Oh, we've been doing too many big deals.
00:31:53Oh, we've been doing too many big jobs lately.
00:32:06Where's all our tools?
00:32:12Where's the hoist?
00:32:14I lost it.
00:32:16What do you mean you lost it?
00:32:17Reap assessed, Andy.
00:32:24Look, I sent home $2,600. I worked my...
00:32:27Joe Bob kept the books.
00:32:29I didn't know how. Do you?
00:32:31Do you?
00:32:32Yeah, but...
00:32:33Yeah, but?
00:32:35Overhead, taxes.
00:32:37$2,600 wouldn't even buy a decent dealership, Andy.
00:32:41Altogether?
00:32:42Altogether. My foot, Joe Bob left, took his bread.
00:32:46Look, we're lucky. We're lucky to have this place.
00:32:50We got nothing.
00:32:52That's where you're wrong.
00:32:54That's where you're wrong, partner.
00:32:57That's what I've been trying to tell you.
00:32:59That's just what we do have, this place and a 25-year lease.
00:33:03And it so happens that this is valuable property.
00:33:07Commercial property.
00:33:09Andy, we got a chance to get out from under this turkey.
00:33:11Get out with a little money in our pocket.
00:33:14What are you talking about?
00:33:15There's a man in San Antonio, a guy named Kirkland.
00:33:18He got used car lots all over this part of the country.
00:33:21Likes our location.
00:33:22Our location, he likes,
00:33:24was to set up a used car dealership, 50-50, partners with us.
00:33:28Oh, no, no, no.
00:33:29Listen to me, Andy.
00:33:31He's gonna do just about all of it.
00:33:33He gets the state license, he gets the cars,
00:33:35and we got the lot and the offices.
00:33:38Hey, I don't want to sell used cars.
00:33:41Mac, man, that's all I've been dreaming about.
00:33:44You and me and the shop and the track.
00:33:47We can make it go.
00:33:48I know we can.
00:33:50What do you say?
00:33:51You all finished yet?
00:33:55Honey, let's go over the books for Andy.
00:33:59Now you're talking.
00:34:00I want you to see how things have been going around here, buddy.
00:34:03A to Z, top to bottom, ever penny.
00:34:12Well, good night, y'all.
00:34:14See you tomorrow.
00:34:16Yeah, good night.
00:34:17Night, Kitty.
00:34:19You know, I think we can get it going again.
00:34:22Well, sure, yeah.
00:34:24A couple of free weeks, everything will be straight as an arrow.
00:34:27By the way, partner,
00:34:28I gotta get you to sign this state business registration
00:34:32so they'll know you're still involved with this thing here.
00:34:36Here.
00:34:38Right there.
00:34:43Yeah.
00:34:46You know what?
00:34:47It's good to have you back.
00:34:48And I'll tell you something,
00:34:49we're gonna get this thing in gear, partner.
00:34:51High gear.
00:34:52You bet.
00:34:53Older in the road, Andy.
00:34:55Take care now, huh?
00:35:10Yeah.
00:35:15Yeah.
00:35:46Hello?
00:35:53Hello?
00:36:01Hi.
00:36:05Rita.
00:36:10Andy?
00:36:16You sound the same.
00:36:18How do you?
00:36:21Where are you?
00:36:23At the shop.
00:36:25You mean you're here in Texas?
00:36:27I got back a few days ago.
00:36:37Andy?
00:36:41What's gonna happen?
00:36:44I don't know.
00:36:47I just don't know.
00:36:51He hate me?
00:36:53I don't know.
00:36:57I love him.
00:37:00Do you?
00:37:03Do you love him?
00:37:09Yes, I do.
00:37:12Yes.
00:37:20I was wondering...
00:37:24I was wondering how you...
00:37:26How you met him.
00:37:30Mom.
00:37:32His folks and Mama were old.
00:37:35Andy.
00:37:37Please don't hate me.
00:37:41I don't.
00:37:42Please.
00:37:45I don't. I...
00:37:49I love you, Lisa.
00:37:56Mama wanted me to write and tell you that we should break up.
00:38:01She wanted me to go out with others.
00:38:04I know.
00:38:08I just wanted you to come home.
00:38:11Me too.
00:38:19I'm sorry.
00:38:21I didn't want you to cry, Lisa.
00:38:29I'm sorry. I know.
00:38:32I better go.
00:38:34Andy.
00:38:36Can I call you again?
00:38:38Yeah.
00:38:41Bye.
00:39:04We talked too long.
00:39:06We're going to get drunk.
00:39:08Don't sweat it.
00:39:10Sounds good.
00:39:12Really good.
00:39:14Here.
00:39:18See you later.
00:39:20Take care.
00:39:40Bye.
00:40:10Bye.
00:40:40Bye.
00:41:11You alone?
00:41:18Can I come in?
00:41:20I'm sorry. Come on in.
00:41:26Let me get you a towel.
00:41:28Sit down.
00:41:51It's sticky, isn't it?
00:41:53No.
00:41:55No, it's nice.
00:41:57Do you want some coffee or a drink?
00:41:59No.
00:42:02You cut your hair.
00:42:06My husband likes it better.
00:42:12When does he get home?
00:42:14Tonight.
00:42:16He'll be at the paper till late.
00:42:20I tried to call earlier.
00:42:22I was out.
00:42:24I didn't really...
00:42:26I just came over.
00:42:28I was wondering when...
00:42:30when I would see you.
00:42:32I guess I shouldn't have come.
00:42:35You didn't. I'm glad.
00:42:39Really?
00:42:43I just...
00:42:45I just don't like being here.
00:42:49I don't like being here.
00:42:51I don't like being here.
00:42:54Neither do I.
00:42:56But I'm on my bike.
00:42:58As you can see.
00:43:00Well, let's go.
00:43:02Are you crazy? You'll get soaking wet out there.
00:43:04I've always been crazy.
00:43:06And I want to get wet.
00:43:23Hey round.
00:43:25Keeps turning. Hey round.
00:43:28Smiles at me pretty.
00:43:30She's a down on.
00:43:34Tail just for touching.
00:43:36She's left too much alone.
00:43:39My, my, my.
00:43:42The look on her face.
00:43:45The rain on her lips.
00:43:48Wish I just got you.
00:43:50My, my, my.
00:43:53Don't you know.
00:43:55She's my, my, my, my.
00:43:57My, my, my, my.
00:44:02Does your mother know I'm back?
00:44:04Somebody told her.
00:44:06I'm not crazy.
00:44:08It's none of her business.
00:44:10Tell me something.
00:44:12Isn't there anything that isn't some of your mother's business?
00:44:15Was it awful over there?
00:44:17No.
00:44:19I was so proud of you when I saw your picture in the papers.
00:44:21Just because I knew you.
00:44:24Wasn't your husband's paper?
00:44:28He's nice.
00:44:30Smart.
00:44:32He's very intelligent about...
00:44:35things.
00:44:38What do you think?
00:44:41A wishing well?
00:44:44Does it slip through your fingers?
00:44:48Why don't you drink it?
00:44:51Sorry.
00:45:22I'll always love you, Andy.
00:45:24I'll always love you, Andy.
00:45:50Do what you want.
00:45:52Is that all I'm going to?
00:45:54I don't want to argue with him.
00:45:59Son.
00:46:01I'd appreciate it if you'd have a few words with me...
00:46:04before you left this morning.
00:46:06What about?
00:46:08Well, let's begin with Lloyd Perriman called me.
00:46:12Told me you'd closed out your savings account.
00:46:15Does he always make personal transactions public?
00:46:17Him and me's been friends for a long time.
00:46:19He's nice enough to take a personal interest in you...
00:46:21because of that friendship.
00:46:23I see.
00:46:25Oh, son.
00:46:28I know you've been sending money home to them, too.
00:46:32I thought at the time that wasn't very smart.
00:46:35But I figured, well, maybe he made a deal.
00:46:38Maybe he wants to try and do his part.
00:46:42But when he gets home and sees what a jerk Mac Pierce is...
00:46:47I never said a word.
00:46:49Well, I appreciate that.
00:46:51Boy, don't get smart, Alec, with me.
00:46:53Earl.
00:46:54This is still my house.
00:46:56This is still my business.
00:46:58You're a tail, you're a business.
00:47:00You've been getting the business, son.
00:47:02That's all. Excuse me.
00:47:03I haven't finished talking with you yet, mister.
00:47:05What is it you want?
00:47:06I want to know what you're doing with your life.
00:47:08I didn't bring up no idiot, did I?
00:47:10You tell me.
00:47:12I thought that the army would put some sense into you...
00:47:14open up your eyes.
00:47:16But Mac Pierce has used you and your money...
00:47:18and when the time's right, son...
00:47:19he's going to blow you off like a bunch of dirty words.
00:47:21I run the business.
00:47:22You run.
00:47:23Boy, your runny nose is all you run.
00:47:25That's enough, Pop.
00:47:26But you've done your obligation.
00:47:28Now, your military obligation, you're through with it.
00:47:30Now you've got a chance to make some kind of life for yourself, son.
00:47:32A good chance.
00:47:33Be somebody.
00:47:34Mr. Hoffman tells me every day.
00:47:35He says, bring him on down.
00:47:36Bring him on down here.
00:47:37I'll have him to work in North Island.
00:47:39Good job.
00:47:40Good job, boy.
00:47:41Your service record is excellent, son.
00:47:43It's excellent.
00:47:44And that means something.
00:47:45It means nothing, Pop.
00:47:46No, plenty.
00:47:47Plenty.
00:47:48I don't want to work there.
00:47:49Well, are you too good for that kind of work?
00:47:51Motorcycle?
00:47:52Now, that is high class, ain't it?
00:47:53Pop, it's my work.
00:47:55I like it.
00:47:56Yeah, I like it.
00:47:57It's what I've always wanted.
00:47:59Son, you're not 18 anymore.
00:48:00And I ain't dreaming 18.
00:48:02That's one thing.
00:48:03But you're grown now.
00:48:04You're a grown man now.
00:48:05With my own business.
00:48:06With your own play toy.
00:48:07You and Mac Pierce's play toy.
00:48:09Well, what the hell have you got?
00:48:11I don't think I have to tell you that.
00:48:13You've been living around here long enough.
00:48:15Your farm.
00:48:16Father.
00:48:17Your farm.
00:48:18Talk about dreaming.
00:48:20This ain't no farm.
00:48:22You ain't no farmer.
00:48:23You're a truck driver.
00:48:25A truck driver.
00:48:45I don't want you to be here when I get home from work tonight.
00:48:54Sure.
00:48:55You hear?
00:48:58Yeah.
00:49:00Good.
00:49:02Pick up my things later.
00:49:04Fine.
00:49:10I don't know who that motorcycle belongs to.
00:49:13I say, I don't know who that motorcycle belongs to.
00:49:16But that girl has a husband.
00:49:19And I don't want people thinking me and your mama brought you up to take things that ain't yours.
00:49:24Because that's something inside of you.
00:49:43Hey.
00:49:44There he is.
00:49:45Now, come here, partner.
00:49:46You are going to be surprised when you hear the deal that we got.
00:49:49Up andy, it's Mr. Kirkeby.
00:49:50How do you do?
00:49:51Mr. Kirkeby.
00:49:52Sir, would you excuse us for a minute, please?
00:49:54Sure.
00:49:55Andy.
00:49:56Come on, Mac, I want to talk to you.
00:49:59Excuse me just a minute.
00:50:01I think you're done.
00:50:02I got to go to the little boy's room anyway.
00:50:08What?
00:50:09Now, don't do it, Mac.
00:50:11Andy, just let me tell you the deal.
00:50:14Listen to me for just a minute, okay?
00:50:17He wants to buy us out completely.
00:50:19No.
00:50:20I said listen to me.
00:50:22Lock, stock, and barrel, Andy.
00:50:25No.
00:50:26Five big ones, Andy, and he takes over all our bills.
00:50:29And we, you and me, can keep whatever we can collect from the accounts owed us.
00:50:33You savvy?
00:50:34Mac, let me just...
00:50:35I'm talking about all our bills.
00:50:36I got an idea.
00:50:37$3,000, Andy.
00:50:39Mac, let me talk.
00:50:41Talk.
00:50:42First of all, $3,000 a piece is not that much.
00:50:45We could net that.
00:50:46Andy.
00:50:47Well, we could, Mac.
00:50:48All we got to do is get the shop back in shape.
00:50:50You can spend the rest of your life in that shop.
00:50:54Hustling scooters, repairing moors.
00:50:57You ain't never going to see three Gs.
00:50:59Well, I want the shop.
00:51:00I won't sell.
00:51:01Well, I will.
00:51:02I will, Andy.
00:51:03You can't.
00:51:05Yes, I can.
00:51:07That lease is in my name, always has been.
00:51:10Business account, city registration says Mac Pierce.
00:51:13And that little piece of paper you signed the other day
00:51:15let me do anything I want to do with that business.
00:51:22Lease was always in your name.
00:51:25You had to be 21.
00:51:27You wasn't.
00:51:30Look, Andy, it's $3,000.
00:51:32You can go somewhere.
00:51:33Start over.
00:51:34Get another track.
00:51:35Do whatever.
00:51:36I'm telling you, Andy, it's a good deal.
00:51:38Mac, if I came up with $3,000, would you turn it over to me?
00:51:41Sell it all to me?
00:51:42No, no, Mr. McAbee wants to finalize this afternoon.
00:51:45Mac, just give me time.
00:51:47Buddy, I'll...
00:51:48Mac, will you wait?
00:51:49Andy.
00:51:50Mac.
00:51:52I've waited three years.
00:51:54You can wait one afternoon.
00:51:59All right.
00:52:00All right!
00:52:03But you better hurry,
00:52:04because I'm going to be starting like a...
00:52:06I don't know about that, Andy.
00:52:08Prepare him in at Texas first.
00:52:10No, no, no.
00:52:11Andy, I have to say this. I think an investment in that shop is stupid.
00:52:15All you gotta do is sign my note.
00:52:16$3,000, Andy!
00:52:18Well, Joe Bob, I'm not gonna run out on you.
00:52:20I know that. I know that! But it's my signature. It's my head that's on the block.
00:52:24Joe Bob, don't hassle me. I haven't got anybody else, and I need your help.
00:52:27Andy, if it was anything that I thought had a future in it for you, I would be the first one to help you. You know that.
00:52:32Listen, if there's anything I can do, I know people say that just to be nice, but Joe Bob...
00:52:35Andy...
00:52:36Joe Bob, don't make me beg you!
00:52:38Please, help me.
00:52:42I can't.
00:52:44Why?
00:52:45I can't sign for you.
00:52:48I don't have anything in my name. Everything's in Louisa's name, and she wouldn't.
00:52:55It's the way old man Kenny set it up.
00:52:57What's yours?
00:53:05I'm sorry.
00:53:10I'm sorry, Joe Bob.
00:53:15Andy, listen, it may sound crazy, but have you talked to Louisa's mother since she got back?
00:53:19No.
00:53:20Go ahead. Go ahead and talk to her.
00:53:23No, Joe...
00:53:23Go ahead! It's a chance! Ask her!
00:53:34Do you think?
00:53:35Hey, what do you got to lose?
00:53:40Do you know where I can find her?
00:53:41Same place she is every day at this time.
00:53:48How are you, Andy?
00:53:50Fine, ma'am. And you?
00:53:52Oh, can't complain.
00:53:55Good to have you back, safe and sound.
00:53:57Thank you, ma'am. It's good to be back.
00:54:00What's on your mind?
00:54:03I'd like to ask you a mighty big favor.
00:54:05Okay. Pull!
00:54:12What do you need?
00:54:14I want to buy out my partner. Own the business myself.
00:54:18Want me to loan you the money?
00:54:19Oh, no, ma'am. All I need is someone to co-sign a loan at the Texas First.
00:54:24That all?
00:54:25Yes, ma'am.
00:54:27Pull!
00:54:33How much?
00:54:37Three thousand dollars.
00:54:38That get the job done? Three thousand?
00:54:41Yes, ma'am.
00:54:43Lisa tell you to ask me?
00:54:45No, ma'am.
00:54:47For sure?
00:54:49Good. I like that. You're coming to me.
00:54:52I take it. Pull!
00:54:57I take it you couldn't get anyone else to sign?
00:55:02That's right, ma'am.
00:55:05How's the war, Andy?
00:55:08Hard.
00:55:09Think we're gonna win?
00:55:12Maybe.
00:55:13When I was your age, it never occurred to me that this country...
00:55:16Pull!
00:55:20...this country would do anything else but win.
00:55:22But when I was your age, losing was looked down a lot more than just now.
00:55:28Lose today, you can't tell the difference.
00:55:32Same with winning.
00:55:34Much bother the heck out of you to have to ask me to sign.
00:55:38Come home, find your girl married.
00:55:42Her mama made her go out with other boys.
00:55:44She should have done that when I left.
00:55:46Find out all your old friends been hustling away while you've been spending all that time protecting her.
00:55:52Will you sign for me, ma'am?
00:55:54Now, Lisa's married, Andy.
00:55:56I know she's seen you recently, which is predictable.
00:56:00But I just want you to know that whether she tells you she's unhappy or whatever she tells you,
00:56:05she won't leave her husband.
00:56:06She...
00:56:07Won't leave her husband.
00:56:10Now, when I finish, I'm gonna call my attorney.
00:56:14And you can go by this evening and he'll give you $3,000.
00:56:18Cash.
00:56:20Pick it up at his office.
00:56:21No signatures, no loans.
00:56:24Cash.
00:56:25Your money.
00:56:26Do whatever you want with it.
00:56:29I don't understand.
00:56:30Whatever you want.
00:56:32Outside of dollars.
00:56:35Pull!
00:56:38No need for you to come into the county after you pick up the money.
00:56:42Andy, you can't lose something you ain't never had.
00:56:46Uh-uh.
00:56:48No chance.
00:56:50For a Texas boy, you sure act a fool.
00:56:56You'll have a peace bond on you by sunset, Andy.
00:57:00When you go near Lisa, you're gonna spend time in jail.
00:57:04I promise you.
00:57:05You got me all wrong.
00:57:08You got Lisa all wrong, too.
00:57:10You always have.
00:57:11Pull!
00:57:12Stupid old...
00:57:37Hey, partner.
00:57:43Andy?
00:57:48Couldn't wait, could you?
00:57:50Look, Andy, one day you'll thank me.
00:57:53Hey, what about his bike?
00:57:54Yeah, partner.
00:57:55I can get you $500 on your bike.
00:57:57But you gotta have some kind of papers for it, you know.
00:57:59If I'd known it was hot, I could have had some papers already drawn.
00:58:02You can get some kind of papers for the boy, can't you?
00:58:04Of course I can.
00:58:05I can have the papers all ready in two days.
00:58:08I'll be glad to give you $500.
00:58:09How about it, sonny?
00:58:10You there, Andy?
00:58:12$500.
00:58:13I mean, you can use $500, can't you, Andy?
00:58:15I mean, it's not to be laughed at.
00:58:42Oh!
00:58:56You all right?
00:59:03You all right?
00:59:12What happened?
00:59:13Come with me.
00:59:15Andy, I can't go.
00:59:17Lisa, come with me.
00:59:19Andy, my mother won't do anything.
00:59:22I told your mother she couldn't buy us off.
00:59:24I told her she was wrong, wrong about you.
00:59:27She didn't know you.
00:59:28Now come with me.
00:59:33Andy, I can't go.
00:59:34Lisa, come with me.
00:59:35Andy, I can't go.
00:59:36Lisa, come with me.
00:59:37Andy, I can't go.
00:59:38Lisa, come with me.
00:59:39Andy, I can't go.
00:59:40Andy, I can't go.
00:59:43Not now.
00:59:44Lisa, please.
00:59:45Andy, I'm pregnant.
00:59:50I've been pregnant for three months.
00:59:57Oh, my God.
01:00:03Andy, you don't have to go.
01:00:06We could still see each other.
01:00:10Andy.
01:00:19Andy, don't go.
01:00:21Andy, call me, please.
01:00:27Sheriff, wouldn't you just pull up outside?
01:00:31What'd you do to your hand?
01:00:33You've been fighting, ain't you?
01:00:35Ain't you?
01:00:36They're fighting.
01:00:38Son, when are you gonna grow up?
01:01:09Oh, my God.
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01:06:59No.
01:07:00No.
01:07:01No.
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01:07:14Well, you know what?
01:07:15All of a sudden, all of a sudden
01:07:16all of a sudden it's cold outside.
01:07:17What?
01:07:18It's cold outside already.
01:07:19Well, I could maybe find you a little something
01:07:20here in Oakland.
01:07:21It wouldn't be much.
01:07:22I hate to interrupt, but you're gonna be late.
01:07:23Yeah.
01:07:24Listen, man.
01:07:25Darling, could I talk to you a second?
01:07:27Yeah.
01:07:28Excuse me a minute.
01:07:29You bet.
01:07:30Come with me.
01:07:46Honey, I don't want to sound like I'm gone.
01:07:50Where are you going to stay?
01:07:52I'm going to go.
01:07:54I'm coming tonight.
01:07:56I mean tomorrow.
01:07:57Next week.
01:07:58Next month.
01:08:01I'll figure something.
01:08:03This isn't the army, baby.
01:08:06What kind of job can you find for him here?
01:08:08There's lots of jobs.
01:08:10Here?
01:08:12There's not that many.
01:08:14And fewer for him.
01:08:21Look, he needs help.
01:08:23Well, who doesn't?
01:08:29Fix up the couch.
01:08:47Okay, man.
01:08:48Check with you tomorrow.
01:08:50Give me.
01:08:54Don't work too hard.
01:08:56I'm glad you're here.
01:09:04Would you like to turn the television on?
01:09:07Would you like some coffee, kid?
01:09:09Oh, no, thank you, Sarah.
01:09:10I'm stuffed.
01:09:13You know you're right, Sarah.
01:09:17And?
01:09:18About what?
01:09:21He's in the army.
01:09:24Oh, are you crazy?
01:09:26Don't pay any attention to me.
01:09:28I'm just a wife who gets a little heavy-handed at playing the role.
01:09:35Tell David I'll call him.
01:09:37Tell him everything's all right.
01:09:39Don't go, please, Andy.
01:09:41You don't know what it means to David that you came here to see him.
01:09:44He'll work out.
01:09:46I know.
01:09:47Well, there's no problem.
01:09:49I'm going to go collect my thoughts.
01:09:52I'll call him.
01:09:54Tell him I had to go somewhere.
01:09:58But you are welcome here.
01:10:06I know.
01:10:08I really do.
01:10:09Andy.
01:10:11Do you have to go somewhere?
01:10:19Yes.
01:10:38Honey.
01:10:39Honey.
01:10:40Wait for me.
01:10:41She's married, Andy.
01:10:43Andy, she got pregnant.
01:10:45Oh, my God.
01:10:46I'll wait.
01:10:47Listen, my name always has been...
01:10:49I want to wait.
01:10:50...business account, city registry, and says Mac Pierce.
01:10:53And that little piece of paper you signed...
01:10:55She's married, Andy.
01:10:56Let me do anything I want to do with that business.
01:10:59Andy, she got married.
01:11:02I want to know what you're doing with your life.
01:11:05I didn't bring up no idiot, did I?
01:11:07For a Texas boy.
01:11:09You sure ate the food.
01:11:12I'll always love you, Andy.
01:11:14I don't want you to be here when I get home from work tonight.
01:11:17You hear?
01:11:18You hear?
01:11:19You hear?
01:11:20You hear?
01:11:21You hear?
01:11:22You hear?
01:11:23You hear?
01:11:24You hear?
01:11:25You hear?
01:11:26You hear?
01:11:27You hear?
01:11:28You hear?
01:11:29You hear?
01:11:30You hear?
01:11:31You hear?
01:11:32Pick up my things later.
01:11:33Fine.
01:11:34But anything you want, job, anything, you just come to me, hear?
01:11:38Same here, Randy.
01:11:39There'll be a peace bond on you by sunset.
01:11:43A really man, just between you and me.
01:11:48Mac Pierce has you, you, and your money.
01:11:51We should have gotten married.
01:11:52You did get out of grade school.
01:12:01My only companion, the shoes on my feet.
01:12:07The same conversation, the sound of the street.
01:12:14I'm headed for somewhere seems so far away.
01:12:23I'm headed for somewhere seems so far away.
01:12:31A place called tomorrow on a road called today.
01:12:37A scrambled tack rider been away to war.
01:12:43A one year medal, can't go home no more.
01:12:49A scrambled tack rider been away to war.
01:12:55A one year medal, can't go home no more.
01:13:02My girlfriend got married, no one waits for me.
01:13:08Scrambled track rider with his memory.
01:13:14Memory.
01:13:22I'm headed for somewhere seems so far away.
01:13:29I'm headed for somewhere seems so far away.
01:13:35A place called tomorrow on a road called today.