The Glove | Full Movie | Ross Hagen | John Saxon, Roosevelt Grier, Joanna Cassidy, Joan Blondell - video Dailymotion

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THE GLOVE | Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller | 1979 |   Plot: Sam Kellog is a modern-day bounty hunter in Los Angeles who decides to track down Victor Hale, a vicious, heavy-set ex-convict with a $20,000 bounty on his head, who is killing former prison guards with a leather-laced steel glove in revenge for them beating him with the same instrument while he was imprisoned.  Crew:  • Directed by: Ross Hagen • Written by: Hugh Smith (as Hubert Smith), Julian Roffman, Hugh Smith (as Hubert Smith), Ross Hagen (Story) • Starring: John Saxon, Roosevelt Grier, Joanna Cassidy, Joan Blondell, Jack Carter • Produced by: Julian Roffman • Music by: Robert O. Ragland • Cinematography: Gary Graver • Edited by: Robert Fitzgerald  About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:  Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.  #TrendestMovies #EnglishCinema #ClassicHits   Follow Trendest Media:  • YouTube:  1) TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT 2) TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS  • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/  • Facebook: TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/   COPYRIGHT  We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in  AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:00:00You

00:00:18With the claws of a cat on the track of a rat while the city

00:00:22Something's talking it's praying just a shadow away getting ready to leave

00:00:32You can't hide behind any door when it's time to settle the score

00:00:38No, you can't escape

00:00:47All the screen in the park, it's the right

00:00:53When a fistful of hate that's been lying in wait comes thundering down

00:01:00You won't have a soul left to sell

00:01:03It's the one way ticket to hell

00:01:07No, you can't escape from the kids and rape

00:01:10Oh

00:01:21When a fistful of hate that's been lying in wait comes thundering down

00:01:28You won't have a soul left to sell it's the one way to get to hell

00:01:34No, you can't escape

00:01:40Oh

00:02:10Oh

00:02:40Oh

00:03:10Oh

00:03:40Oh

00:03:46Sometimes I wonder who the real prisoners are in there

00:04:11My husband's coming home tonight

00:04:14tonight

00:04:15Yeah, but

00:04:17But it takes him like, you know, like four hours to unload the truck

00:04:40Oh

00:05:10Oh

00:05:40Oh

00:06:10Oh

00:06:40Oh

00:07:10Oh

00:07:12Oh

00:07:14Oh

00:07:16Oh

00:07:39It was three lines in the Sunday paper page two I read it chalked it up to the city

00:07:46The meat grinder

00:07:48Nothing surprises me anymore

00:07:51Friday to Monday. I try to forget about the dark side

00:07:55That's my time with Lisa

00:07:58Magic time she makes me forget that. I'm one stroke away from the next bill collector

00:08:05My little girl, it's the only bright spot in my life

00:08:11To her I am Superman

00:08:16They don't know that it's not easy when you get to be my age

00:08:2020 years ago. I was a great shortstop good glove good power two years in the minors

00:08:30Like everything else it didn't last

00:08:40I

00:08:41Don't catch baseballs anymore. I catch bail skippers. I hunt them for a bounty

00:08:52Losers all of them records a mile long and and I need every one of them in my living

00:08:59I

00:09:07Mom says you get Jones when you do that

00:09:10Mom says mom says come on get your things. I don't want to go to school. Can't I stay here with you?

00:09:16No, you won't learn anything here want to bet

00:09:22That's a suckers bet you don't make suckers bets, but you always make a circus bet you told me you do

00:09:29You can't hide who you are

00:09:31Lisa knows what I do. We don't talk about it, but she knows

00:09:35Though it's new too

00:09:37And wiped out our marriage daddy. Can I tell you something?

00:09:41What honey?

00:09:43You promised me you bought me one. Don't you remember? I remember I'll buy you a TV set for your birthday. Okay, I

00:09:51Love you, honey

00:09:59All right

00:10:29You

00:10:44Honey there's

00:10:47There's an envelope in your lunchbox make sure that your mother gets is it a check

00:10:55No, it's just a note another one

00:11:00You just get the envelope, okay, mom says she needs the check else we can't see each other anymore

00:11:09We'll see each other

00:11:13Said that before you want to bet

00:11:21I love you, daddy. I

00:11:27Love you too, honey

00:11:29I

00:11:33Find you better get to school us gonna be late

00:11:53How do you tell your own kid you don't have

00:11:59You

00:12:14No matter how many colors I make it's never enough penny empty nickels and dimes, that's me

00:12:21I

00:12:25Keep swinging away

00:12:27Looking for the home run at one ball over the fence

00:12:33They don't make me a hero

00:12:38Charles Gardner wouldn't make me a hero. He was just another nickel in a dime world. You don't need a gun for his kind

00:12:45Just a strong right arm and the right pitch he dribbled checks all over town till someone blew the whistle

00:13:00Bond jumpers they live in a dream world. They think they'll never get tagged out

00:13:16I

00:13:18Wanted that

00:13:20Good morning, who are you you were Charles Gardner? No

00:13:27Bullshit a ruse

00:13:31My name is Kellogg. I have bail bond papers here that you were nicked on

00:13:35You're crazy. I don't know what you're talking about. All right, now you just don't get excited. Okay?

00:13:41Now listen, hey, whoa, I am NOT who you think I am just don't make it different

00:13:46You look I am NOT who you think I am. Don't make it

00:13:51I'm gonna take you down to the station if I have to drink. I am NOT who you think I am

00:14:11Oh

00:14:15Just what the hell is going on here

00:14:40Oh

00:15:10I

00:15:25Got one of your bail skippers

00:15:28Charles Gardner

00:15:30right the paper

00:15:32Miss America spreads 10,000 rubber checks and doesn't know enough to leave town

00:15:37Okay, I'll see you in a little while be right in

00:15:40Say goodbye now

00:15:48Bill Schwartz

00:15:50pioneer of no frills high volume low overhead

00:15:55giver of jobs guardian angel

00:15:58and a friend

00:16:00All wrapped up in one big bag of wind

00:16:10You look pretty awful, you know, you better go see a doctor. How could you let two pussy cats?

00:16:18How can you let two pussy cats

00:16:20Beat you up like that. Well, it was in heat. Whoa. Hey, you don't smoke. I know but I'm nervous

00:16:28What else do you want?

00:16:30my money

00:16:32Cash if you don't mind

00:16:34Come on, hurry

00:16:36What are you always hurrying for running here running there

00:16:41Line up with an ulcer. Stop running

00:16:44Hey bill, you remember that Filipino from San Francisco you told me about cookie. Yeah

00:16:52He's not for you Sam he's a real killer

00:16:56Hurry carry

00:17:00I'm already involved how much

00:17:02Look you told me no tough ones, right? Well, this is one tough one

00:17:07Now you let the cops pick him up. Yeah, how much?

00:17:14Three thousand

00:17:17What are you trying to do break the world's record or something?

00:17:20You know the way I figured this year alone

00:17:23128

00:17:25128

00:17:26Regular king of the pitchers Moses. I'm drowning in bills and you want to give me the Ten Commandments. I've had some bad luck

00:17:32What do you want from me?

00:17:34Bad luck. It's poor judgment. Can't even pick the ponies

00:17:39Every football game is fixed

00:17:42That's more than that. It's Lois

00:17:44She's driving me up the walls with back support

00:17:48Standing Lisa in front of me like a carrot you blame her

00:17:51You haven't even sent her a check for six months for back alimony. You got responsibilities Sam

00:17:57You just like your old man, you know when you lose you have you don't have you're gonna burn yourself out Sam

00:18:04Why don't you quit?

00:18:05It's enough schmucks in this world as it is

00:18:08Yeah, here's your money

00:18:11Three hundred bucks

00:18:14It's got my head torn off. That's 10% of the bail plus a dime for the phone call

00:18:20Look, I don't know the bails gonna be that low. I don't write these things up

00:18:24You better start reading the newspapers. I know I know bill

00:18:29Don't blame me. You why don't you just give me the fire you got on cooking?

00:18:33No

00:18:35129 thanks, but I've got a lead on already

00:19:05The

00:19:23Precinct the same smells the same crimes the same faces nothing changes

00:19:29For

00:19:3410 years it was home in a way. It still is

00:19:37Howard Kruger's there

00:19:39lieutenant Howard Kruger

00:19:41servant of the people a

00:19:43survivor

00:19:45We understand each other

00:19:47Sam do you believe we're finally moving out of this dump? Yeah, no nicer dump. Look mrs. Rizzuto

00:19:54Rizzuto, I'm gonna hang up now

00:19:56Goodbye

00:20:00What's your old job back never

00:20:03never

00:20:05Why are you getting tired of the crime game put it this way Sam?

00:20:08When you're up to your ass and alligators, it's hard to remember that your initial purpose was the drain the swamp

00:20:13Yeah, I mean you're profound

00:20:17Well, maybe this will make you feel a little better what's this

00:20:22Charles Chucky Gardner. I brought him in this morning. This is your cut. Okay, I can't retire on this. Can I?

00:20:30No, it's 30 bucks. I said a little what do you want from me?

00:20:33Bill tell me that you had something a little more interesting to talk to me about. Oh, yeah

00:20:38This is a big one

00:20:43His name is

00:20:46Victor Hale

00:20:48Positive ID

00:20:49Likes to beat people up. Yeah, I did five to ten for turning a pimp into mashed potatoes. No, he's doing it to prison guards

00:20:56Please the prison guards, huh? You'll pee and pee

00:21:04Jesus that this guy live barely yet. He was the second one. There was a there was one named Angus last week

00:21:12The hailborn little rock garden so raised, Los Angeles

00:21:17He's got a daughter seven same as Lisa check the IQ Sam

00:21:22top of this class jazz musician a couple of albums

00:21:26I was doing all right. Go figure it

00:21:28They got out of prison. Yeah, he played in some little love some little jazz club in New York and got into another brawl

00:21:35A few days later. He jumped bail and turned up here. Oh

00:21:39a hunter of the Bronx named

00:21:42Iverson Harry, I know

00:21:44He has the bail papers. You can work out your own deal with him. What's this, honey?

00:21:53Come on business business

00:21:56Yeah bail, what about the bail bail peanuts little bit so

00:22:02There's an unofficial reward out for Victor 20 grand

00:22:0720 grand somebody wants him very badly

00:22:11prison guard Association

00:22:13the prison guard Association

00:22:15Howard that's a big number and it makes you wonder doesn't it Sam? I think they know something we don't

00:22:22Listen

00:22:24I've got a couple of the boys working on the case. Yes

00:22:28But if you bring in Victor before we do

00:22:31You've got yourself a big big

00:22:3420 less 10% of course

00:22:40Say aren't you worried about this place being bugged?

00:22:44What's to worry?

00:22:46We are both serving the cause of justice. Are we not?

00:22:51Yeah, sure

00:22:54This Victor does good work. What's he use a telephone pole?

00:22:58No, but he might as well a little thing called a riot glove

00:23:02What do you see this?

00:23:04This is a thing of beauty

00:23:16There it is

00:23:19Like an old Roman Catisa glove five pounds of lead and steel

00:23:24impressive

00:23:26Nice it takes two guys just to lift it there. Somebody invented it back in the 60s during the campus riots

00:23:32Did more damage than a billy club imagine getting hit with that said no, thanks

00:23:38When they tried it in the penal system for a while

00:23:41Think like this won't correct anything. Don't they know that it was outlawed a few years ago. And how did this?

00:23:47Victor get one first guard. He worked over had a private arsenal that was in it along with all of the other riot gear

00:23:55I

00:23:59Try something else

00:24:01Wait a minute. Look at this. I'll give you one two three. I can break that board

00:24:05One two, three. Yeah, one two, three on what ten bucks

00:24:10You go one shot one shot. You got it

00:24:25Mm-hmm

00:24:28That's Victor Hale Sam for riot gear and that glove Victor Hale

00:24:3920,000 big ones

00:24:42But it wasn't all roses not if Harry Iverson got there first

00:24:47in a game with no rules Harry was champ a

00:24:50real scalp under

00:24:55I had to make a play quick

00:25:00Victor's grandmother was moved number one

00:25:04Could be who are you? My name is Richard Michaels. I'm with the Los Angeles Times

00:25:10I'd like to talk to you about your grandson Victor. I

00:25:14Understand the police think there's some sort of a bizarre vendetta involved. I quit reading the newspapers a long time ago

00:25:21You people don't pick nothing but trash

00:25:24Most of the times I couldn't agree with you more. That's why I was hoping to get Victor side of the story

00:25:29You ain't no newspaper man, and I ain't no fool. Ain't no right to be here

00:25:35Anyway, is that that's Victor's sister. That's what's left of Victor's baby sister

00:25:41After that pimp in the swindler, he used up and then took a razor blade to her face

00:25:47And Victor found out about it and give him that back in kind

00:25:51But Victor went to prison for what he done this little gal was in prison too, but

00:26:01She should have died that day ain't much left living

00:26:08Victor would know that the trace was on the next move was his

00:26:21I

00:26:39Know it's George home. I

00:26:44See what do you expect him home soon? Oh

00:26:48Oh

00:26:50No, I'll check again just tell him an old friend call

00:26:58If people didn't break the law I'd be out of work I chase

00:27:03Job to job

00:27:05Every day needs 48 hours. I mean every bucks a scramble

00:27:10Contacts payoffs a phone call favor

00:27:14It's always a different ballpark a different game

00:27:18And this time it was a bookkeeper. She took some petty cash that belonged to a friend of mine

00:27:26My size tents took a pounding, but I found her

00:27:31And when I did I could hear Lois laughing big tough Sam

00:27:39Nails a 65 year old lady

00:27:42And it was like putting the arm on my own mother

00:27:47Walter Stratton is looking for you

00:27:50This is Fitzgerald. Don't make a scene. It would be better for both of us if you didn't

00:27:55Who you I work for Walter just like you did you owe him?

00:28:02$3,200 where is it?

00:28:04It's not fair. It all came out of petty cash

00:28:093,200 is a lot of petty cash

00:28:11He spends more than that on his girlfriend's lunch

00:28:16That may be mrs. Fitzgerald

00:28:18But that's not our problem

00:28:21Do you know how much a bookkeeper makes a week?

00:28:25$150 at my age before taxes

00:28:29I have to work to starve

00:28:32And I'm a widow and that's all I get says Fitzgerald. I know it's nice

00:28:37Believe me, I know

00:28:39But it would be best if you gave me the money back

00:28:48Do they have special jails for senior citizens

00:29:02These yours, let's go. Where are we going?

00:29:10I don't think Walter wants to put you in jail. It would be bad publicity for you sound I mean

00:29:17What's gonna happen to me?

00:29:23Take the bus

00:29:26I'll tell Walter you got away. You move on

00:29:29No, no, I bought a ticket and and and I spent for a couple of me

00:29:35That's what the rest of its failure I swear I believe you go on take it

00:29:47Well that takes care of one alimony payment and she wouldn't mind where it came from

00:29:55Hi, I'm Susie I'm Mickey I'm Roxanne I'm Nadia

00:30:05You know, that's our valley down there we know every tiny street in it

00:30:12And for over 20 years now

00:30:14We have Stratton really have been serving you good people selling homes that couldn't be stolen

00:30:20Dream houses he thought never existed

00:30:23We guarantee results just look for the big smile and remember

00:30:35The valley

00:30:40Terrific that was just terrific girls. That's sensational. That's the best rehearsal we've had so far. Look we'll shoot it next week

00:30:47Okay, you can go now. Just see what I mean herb. You'll put a little sex in an ad campaign

00:30:52You can sell anything herb. I'll see you back at the office. Okay, go ahead, sweetheart. Hey Roxanne

00:30:58You were wonderful you got a certain special quality I really like you know what I mean, I'll see you tomorrow

00:31:05Busy hot water. Hi Sam old buddy. See you a little while. Just fix yourself a drink

00:31:14Why be nervous honey, look we're all your friends

00:31:17Hi there. Hi, how'd it all go? It's too early to tell right now. Oh, yeah for your audition for me

00:31:24I'll give you an answer right away. Oh, really? Why not?

00:31:27So I always say I'd love to oh, you look beautiful wonderful. Listen, I'll see you tonight

00:31:34Oh

00:31:36Oh

00:31:38Oh

00:32:03Five too much ice I like ice

00:32:09My name's Sam marvelous

00:32:16Sometimes you have a problem a little drink a little conversation can't hurt

00:32:21Look Sam, this isn't a singles club, and I'm not looking for company

00:32:26Now if you are I know a perfect place you'll have a terrific time. Well, I see you two have already met. Hi you baby

00:32:32Hmm. Tell me Sam. Is she gorgeous or is she gorgeous?

00:32:36Charming to do older. Hey, okay. Okay. The floor is yours, baby

00:32:42Okay, mr. Peterson I had out house hunting all afternoon all over the valley. Well, did he see anything you liked? Yes me

00:32:50Well, the customer's supposed to like you Sheila

00:32:53Well, there's a difference between liking and touching and I don't want to be Paul. Do you understand look Sheila?

00:32:59Don't take it personally. Maybe mr. Peterson's a little little lonely. We're good. Then he can join the Boy Scouts

00:33:05All right. All right. Look if you insist, I'll have a sign put in the car that says don't touch the driver while she's working

00:33:11Okay, look give me a couple of minutes with Sam when you got to talk some business over

00:33:15But don't go away because when I'm through got something terrific for you

00:33:21Sheila's a little little touchy, you know, but what the heck aren't we all I got your money

00:33:26Not all of it. Most of it. She spent a little bit what?

00:33:30You like that nice little old lady you pay her a good salary give her a trusted position and what do they give you the

00:33:37Shaft, you know something Sam no more favors. My sister made me hire her

00:33:43Where is she?

00:33:45She got away. Oh, no an old woman. She says she's got to go to the bathroom

00:33:49What am I gonna do follow her into the ladies room and hold her hand?

00:33:52But you got the money what difference does it make? Yeah, you're right. Listen, it's her guilt. Let her live with it

00:33:58Wait till she comes to me for a reference

00:34:00Hey, well, there you go 20% as we agreed and thank you Sam Walter for you. I'll always agree

00:34:08Listen, we got a big pokey game tomorrow night. You always said you wanted to play. How about big?

00:34:14Big States. Oh, you'll more than qualify

00:34:17about eight o'clock

00:34:20Hey, listen, I'll send Sheila to pick up a limo. Okay. No, you don't have to do that. Oh, I want to listen

00:34:25I want to put a little class in your life if you say so

00:34:28Yeah, but you got to remember to keep your hand in your pockets. Okay starting right now. Yeah, I like you

00:34:32I like you Sam. Why don't you come to work for me and make a good salesman one?

00:34:36Are you looking one of my t-shirts? Yeah, I

00:34:40Was on a good roll. All my numbers were coming up. I'd found cookie

00:34:55I

00:35:25I

00:35:27Mm-hmm

00:35:29Mm-hmm

00:35:52Cookie was a killer Bill Schwartz said so

00:35:56For three grand I was putting my head on a chopping block

00:36:02Money

00:36:04People do crazy things for it

00:36:25I

00:36:55I

00:37:25I

00:37:55Oh

00:37:57Oh

00:38:22You live on the edge

00:38:23one push and you're over

00:38:26It's easy.

00:38:44It'd be a police report.

00:38:46The newspapers would pick it up.

00:38:49Lisa would find out.

00:38:51Sure as hell.

00:38:54I mean an inquest.

00:38:56An inquest?

00:38:57There's gonna be questions, there's gonna be a deposition.

00:39:00It's a whole schmear.

00:39:02You think I'll lose my license?

00:39:03No, you're not gonna lose your license.

00:39:05Well, I can hear the whole story now.

00:39:07You could've let him go.

00:39:09Hey.

00:39:11It's him or you, right?

00:39:13Take it easy, Sam.

00:39:14Where's your car? Come on.

00:39:18Tell me, Sam.

00:39:21What would you like to do?

00:39:24I mean, if you had a choice.

00:39:26All I want is to wake up one morning

00:39:29and not feel this emptiness in my gut.

00:39:34Sounds wonderful, Sam.

00:39:36I'll tell you what you do.

00:39:39You make a bundle.

00:39:41Pay all your debts.

00:39:43Get the hell out of all this.

00:39:46Get out?

00:39:48How?

00:40:45Get out!

00:41:16Yesterday is yesterday.

00:41:18You can't change it.

00:41:19You make a mistake, you pay your dues.

00:41:22You can't let it get you down.

00:41:26There are no secrets on the street.

00:41:28You can't hide.

00:41:29I mean, loyalty is no different than most things.

00:41:32It has a price.

00:41:33Everybody, everything has a price tag.

00:41:39Everything has a price tag.

00:41:59Hey.

00:42:00What's happening, sweetie?

00:42:02It's all the same, baby.

00:42:05I ain't digging.

00:42:14Hey, boy.

00:42:16Why do you want to destroy the place we got to live in for?

00:42:20Huh?

00:42:29What's your name, boy?

00:42:31Rockman.

00:42:32Rockman.

00:42:33What a big, strong name.

00:42:35You like music?

00:42:39Come on up.

00:42:40I'm going to let you hear some good music.

00:42:42Come on, Rockman.

00:42:48Okay, come on in here.

00:42:50And I put my groceries away.

00:42:54Then I'm going to come out there,

00:42:56and I'm going to show you the music.

00:43:01Why are you still standing out there, Rockman?

00:43:03Come on in.

00:43:05I'm not going to bite you.

00:43:06Come on in, Rockman.

00:43:08Come on in here, Rockman.

00:43:10I'm going to let you hear some music.

00:43:14This is the guitar.

00:43:16You like the blues?

00:43:31You think you can play?

00:43:34I bet you can.

00:43:35Come on.

00:43:37Come on.

00:43:40Sit down.

00:43:42Okay.

00:43:44All right.

00:43:45Now just turn it.

00:43:49Yeah, see, the two of us can work good together.

00:43:54That sounds pretty good.

00:43:57Let me hold your hand to show what we can do

00:44:00to really work together.

00:44:12Oh, yeah.

00:44:19Oh, yeah.

00:44:27All right, Rockman.

00:44:31Doctor will call you in a few minutes.

00:44:33I'll tell him your symptoms.

00:44:34Is it a 26? Where's my message?

00:44:36Thank you for holding.

00:44:37You've been very hot today, Mr. Kellogg.

00:44:40Yes.

00:44:41Just really tell me more.

00:44:42Oh, your prostate.

00:44:43Yes, I'll tell the doctor indeed.

00:44:46Anything else?

00:44:47All right.

00:44:48Hang on a minute, please.

00:44:50What is this?

00:44:51Romanian?

00:44:52No, that is shorthand.

00:44:53Let's see.

00:44:54Mr. Steamboat Jones called.

00:44:56Your associates really have colorful names, don't they?

00:45:00Miss Wright.

00:45:01What?

00:45:02That's a wonderful, marvelously subtle perfume that you're wearing, Miss Wright.

00:45:05I'm so glad you like it.

00:45:07You know, you've been with us four months, Mr. Kellogg,

00:45:10and you're three months past due.

00:45:12The perfume is very expensive.

00:45:14Oh.

00:45:16I'll be right with you.

00:45:18Harry Iverson called to say that he has the papers on Victor Hale.

00:45:22He does, doesn't he?

00:45:23Let's see, what else do we have here?

00:45:25Uh, you wouldn't be afraid for dinner tonight, would you?

00:45:29Yes.

00:45:31Oh, but you're not.

00:45:33I'm not?

00:45:34Sheila called.

00:45:35No.

00:45:36She wants you to be ready at 7.30 if you still want to play.

00:45:42I'm sorry, Miss Wright.

00:45:43I forgot all about that.

00:45:44Oh, well, Sheila didn't.

00:45:47Can I ask you something personal, Mr. Kellogg?

00:45:49What?

00:45:50My life is an open switchboard.

00:45:51Okay.

00:45:52What exactly is a bounty hunter?

00:45:55A bounty hunter, according to an 1872 ruling,

00:45:59is someone who can do certain things that the police can't.

00:46:03Oh, I just bet you can.

00:46:06Oh, I'll catch up with you one day, Miss Wright.

00:46:08Oh, I hope so.

00:46:10In the meantime, I'll just have to deal and suffice with messages.

00:46:13I know life is hard.

00:46:15Hello?

00:46:29Sam Kellogg.

00:46:30Yes, speaking.

00:46:31Victor Hales.

00:46:37Oh, Victor.

00:46:40How nice of you to call.

00:46:42Listen, man.

00:46:43I don't know what your story is or where you're coming from.

00:46:46Well, let's get it straight.

00:46:48I have no business with you, so leave me alone.

00:46:52Oh, man, I really can't oblige you on that.

00:46:56What's in it for you, Sam?

00:46:59Twenty grand.

00:47:01I really need the money, so I mean there's nothing personal.

00:47:03You understand?

00:47:05Just stay off my scent, hound dog.

00:47:09I'll be gone in 36 hours.

00:47:11Oh, come on, man.

00:47:12You're not going to leave.

00:47:13You're putting me on.

00:47:15Frankly, I don't care what you believe, but I'm telling you one thing.

00:47:18You better stay out of my way.

00:47:20I am not going back to jail, and I have a job to do.

00:47:23The police don't know where I am.

00:47:24You better hope to God you don't either.

00:47:26Hear what I'm saying, hound dog.

00:47:28Yeah, I hear you.

00:47:48Who is it?

00:47:49Sheila.

00:47:59Hmm.

00:48:02We're, uh, not playing strip poker, Sam.

00:48:05Sheila Michaels.

00:48:09Blue eyes, auburn hair, age, uh...

00:48:1328.

00:48:15Clothes?

00:48:17Born in Manhattan.

00:48:19Queens.

00:48:21Your father was, uh...

00:48:24a furniture salesman.

00:48:26Furniture salesman.

00:48:27Oh, do we hear you.

00:48:28Pretty good, Sam.

00:48:29I try.

00:48:35You're looking desperately for a meaningful relationship.

00:48:38Wrong.

00:48:40I can't with them all.

00:48:44Who's Lisa?

00:48:46My daughter.

00:48:48She's very pretty.

00:48:49Uh-huh.

00:48:50Where's her mother?

00:48:51Well, whenever an attractive woman comes to pick me up, I usually keep her locked in the basement.

00:48:57You're very funny.

00:48:59My ex-wife lives across town with some guy, but she's got very long arms,

00:49:04because she usually keeps them in my pocket.

00:49:06And in my drawers, and she squeezes like hell.

00:49:11Do you know why I'm here?

00:49:12Because you can't keep your hands off me.

00:49:14I'm here to find out how you play cards.

00:49:27Now you know.

00:49:29It's not that I'm not attracted, Sam.

00:49:32It's like right now, I enjoy the benefits of being the wife of a very wealthy man.

00:49:37And I will continue to do so, as long as I don't screw up.

00:49:40Uh-huh.

00:49:42On the other hand, if you were as rich as Walter Stratton...

00:49:46One time.

00:49:50You couldn't afford it.

00:49:53You couldn't afford it.

00:49:56Well, O.J., see me after the game. Maybe I'll get lucky.

00:50:01Oh, you don't believe in luck, do you, Sam?

00:50:04Sure.

00:50:05It helps.

00:50:08You're bluffing.

00:50:10I never bluff.

00:50:13Never?

00:50:14Never.

00:50:16Tell you what.

00:50:17I have a list, and...

00:50:19A list of do's and don'ts?

00:50:22About that.

00:50:23About what?

00:50:24Give you a few hints on some of the players.

00:50:28We don't have to rely that heavily on luck now, do we?

00:50:39I had it made.

00:50:40Walter Sheeler was my lady luck.

00:50:44After the game, I wouldn't have to chase the Victor Hales of the world.

00:50:47Not for a while, anyway.

00:51:18That's a picture.

00:51:22Break them open there, Joey.

00:51:25Big card player, are you?

00:51:26Come on, kid.

00:51:27That's good.

00:51:28Let's get them over there.

00:51:30Okay, let's let the little lady deal.

00:51:32Why not?

00:51:34Yeah, baby, freshen this up, will you?

00:51:41Stand on the truss.

00:51:42That's it, little boy.

00:51:43Get them moving.

00:51:44And I just...

00:51:48Flush.

00:51:51Little lady to the sixes.

00:51:54Deuce to the straight.

00:51:56Still flushing.

00:51:58Sixes bet.

00:51:59All right, I'll...

00:52:01I'll open with 200.

00:52:10Just a mere bag of shells.

00:52:12I'll have to fold. That's too much for me.

00:52:15I'll see you at 200.

00:52:17Yeah, boy.

00:52:19Two and...

00:52:21Raise you two.

00:52:22Oh, baby, you're a cruel person, a cruel lady.

00:52:24All right, I'm in.

00:52:26I'll see you.

00:52:31Down and dirty, Walter.

00:52:36Oh, the dirtiest.

00:52:39I'll check to the raiser.

00:52:42I checked, too.

00:52:47Nah, it's too rich for me, baby.

00:52:49I'm out.

00:52:50Well, I always follow good advice from my friend Walter.

00:52:53He's never let me down.

00:52:54I know what you mean.

00:52:55I fold.

00:52:58Wait a minute.

00:52:59Mamie, did you really have it?

00:53:01Fuck this Walter.

00:53:04Anybody want to borrow some money?

00:53:05Oh, really?

00:53:06Good.

00:53:13Oh, boy.

00:53:14Come on, let's really get into some gambling now, huh?

00:53:18Yeah, serious plans.

00:53:31Well, see, when I say I got the goods, I mean I got the goods.

00:53:36I, uh...

00:53:38Another 200.

00:53:39$200.

00:53:42I didn't have bad luck, I didn't have no luck at all.

00:53:46The fast shuffle.

00:53:48The losers were winning.

00:53:50I didn't need Sheila's phony list to tell me that.

00:53:56Walter managed his team beautifully.

00:54:03He knew just what the final score would be.

00:54:06Why the hell didn't I just get out?

00:54:08Well, uh, that does it.

00:54:10How's the three rulers?

00:54:12Kings of the Congo.

00:54:14And Stratton Realty thanks you.

00:54:24Every nickel.

00:54:26Every hard-earned nickel right in the toilet.

00:54:29I risked my life for that stake.

00:54:31What the hell for?

00:54:34Strike three.

00:54:35Finito.

00:54:38I never even got the bat off my shoulder.

00:54:41Well, Stratton Realty thanks you, Sam.

00:54:46Lisa said it.

00:54:47You always make sucker bets, Daddy.

00:54:51Yeah, she knew all right.

00:54:53I knew too.

00:54:54I just didn't want to admit it.

00:54:56Well, if you...

00:54:58Gentlemen, ladies.

00:55:01If you don't mind, I think I'm gonna call it quits for this evening.

00:55:05Sam, if you'd like to cash check.

00:55:08No, I kind of think my biorhythms must be off.

00:55:10Something like that.

00:55:13I got to admire you, though.

00:55:14You're one guy that knows when to quit.

00:55:17Yeah.

00:55:18Well, nice meeting you.

00:55:20Nice having you, Sam.

00:55:21Yeah.

00:55:23Sam, it was a pleasure.

00:55:24Hey, keep in touch, will you, Sam?

00:55:26We'll be seeing one another.

00:55:27Okay.

00:55:28Let's do it again, okay, Sam?

00:55:30I can't wait.

00:55:31Listen, I can have Sheila take you home in a limo.

00:55:35No, I think I'll take a cab.

00:55:38All right, let's deal the cards.

00:55:40Life must go on.

00:55:41Right, Walter?

00:55:42Gents, techs, let's get down to some heavy playing, shall we?

00:55:45The night is young.

00:55:46And my vaults are open.

00:55:55Good night, Sam.

00:55:56Some win, some lose.

00:55:58Thank God I can afford to do either one.

00:56:00Let's go.

00:56:01Roll them.

00:56:02Walter Stratton's can cheat and win, but not me.

00:56:05I got exactly what I deserved.

00:56:08Luck was no lady.

00:56:10Not tonight.

00:56:11Hello, Sam.

00:56:13You're not going to misbehave, are you?

00:56:20You're good.

00:56:24You're one of the best I've ever seen.

00:56:28Here's that, uh...

00:56:32list of handy hints you gave me.

00:56:35Tell me they didn't work.

00:56:37Nothing personal.

00:56:41How much did you make?

00:56:45It's called a funfair.

00:56:46I'll pick it up tomorrow.

00:56:50You know, Sheila, you're right.

00:56:53I can't afford you.

00:56:58You're a very nice man, Sam.

00:57:05Good night.

00:57:36That'll be 7.80.

00:57:39You take Bank Americorps?

00:57:41What the hell are you, a wise guy?

00:57:43Only kidding.

00:57:44Come on, I'll crack my piggy bank.

00:57:46I don't care how you get it.

00:57:54Relax.

00:57:56Sam!

00:57:59What the hell are you doing sneaking around here?

00:58:02Sam, I'm not sneaking around.

00:58:03I'm waiting. We got some business to discuss.

00:58:06Yeah, I know.

00:58:10Give me ten bucks.

00:58:11Me?

00:58:12Come on, give me ten bucks.

00:58:17Here, keep the change.

00:58:18Thanks.

00:58:19Listen, if you can't use it, I'll take it.

00:58:24Come on.

00:58:26Real trouble comes in a wrinkled suit and a dirty collar.

00:58:29Harry Iverson was here.

00:58:33Uh, this couldn't wait till tomorrow?

00:58:36Just got in, Sam.

00:58:37Lieutenant Kruger, he told me where you were.

00:58:39You want a drink?

00:58:41Why not?

00:58:42I figured I'd bring the bail papers over and we'd get started on it.

00:58:45Oh yeah?

00:58:47Harry, I usually work alone.

00:58:49You know that, don't you?

00:58:51Come on, Sam.

00:58:53Sixty-forty like old times, huh?

00:58:55I'll take the short end, okay?

00:58:57No, I'm not interested in any two-bit bail.

00:59:00Sam.

00:59:02I know about the $20,000 reward money.

00:59:06You know about the $20,000 reward money?

00:59:08I didn't come out here because I like to fly.

00:59:11The reward makes them fair game.

00:59:13I don't need any bail papers.

00:59:15And Harry, I don't need you to find Victor Hill.

00:59:20Come on, Sam, don't be so hard.

00:59:23I'm not getting off this one.

00:59:24Okay.

00:59:25Okay, so I don't know L.A. like you do.

00:59:27But if I start snooping around, I might get lucky and I just might come up and find him.

00:59:32You know, then where would you be?

00:59:36Be my guest.

00:59:38Sam.

00:59:39Harry.

00:59:42Sam.

00:59:44Harry.

00:59:50There you are, Harry.

00:59:54I'll make you a deal.

00:59:5790-20.

00:59:5990-20, what's that?

01:00:00That's 110%.

01:00:02You can take 10% off the top.

01:00:04I'll make you another deal.

01:00:07You make the collar, you get 80%, and I'll take 20%, okay?

01:00:12That's crazy.

01:00:13Why?

01:00:14Because you make the collar, you get the 80%, and it's your town.

01:00:18That's why.

01:00:1970-30, and that's it.

01:00:21I don't want to discuss it anymore, okay?

01:00:24Just stay out of my hair.

01:00:25You're getting a free ride and you know it.

01:00:27Deal, Sam.

01:00:31Hey.

01:00:32You got nothing to worry about.

01:00:35I'm invisible.

01:00:37I know how you feel, Sam.

01:00:39My whole life's like a crap house.

01:00:43I need to...

01:00:45I need to relax.

01:00:50I need a vacation.

01:00:51I need some money.

01:00:52Harry.

01:00:53Harry.

01:00:55Get out.

01:00:56And do what? You know I can't do nothing else.

01:00:58I mean right now.

01:00:59Get out.

01:01:00I don't want to hear anymore.

01:01:03We're partners, okay?

01:01:05We're partners.

01:01:10Partners.

01:01:13There's a nice little motel just down the street.

01:01:16Neat and clean.

01:01:18Short walk.

01:01:20And we'll talk about everything in the morning, alright?

01:01:23Thank you, Sam.

01:01:29Good night.

01:01:30Good night.

01:01:41Hello?

01:01:42Hi, Mr. Kellogg.

01:01:43Yes, that's right.

01:01:45Well, Marie called in with the flu, so here I am.

01:01:49Yes, right.

01:01:50Working late, aren't you?

01:01:52You know, Mr. Kellogg, I wish you'd check in with me more often.

01:01:56Otherwise, I can't service you properly.

01:01:58The warning lights were blinking.

01:02:00Iverson, Iverson.

01:02:02He had the instincts of a piranha.

01:02:04He'd eat me alive to get at Victor.

01:02:07Some partner.

01:02:08He was gone, but he wouldn't go away.

01:02:11My conversation with Miss Wright did nothing to help my mood.

01:02:16But did he say anything else? Anything further?

01:02:18No.

01:02:19I do have another message for you, though.

01:02:21What's that?

01:02:22Sometimes the phone is so impersonal it's unfair.

01:02:25You know what I mean, Mr. Kellogg?

01:02:27What's the message?

01:02:29Your ex-wife called and said that if you don't come up with the support money fast,

01:02:35forget about seeing Lisa.

01:02:41Still there, Mr. Kellogg?

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01:06:16Hi.

01:06:19How'd you find me?

01:06:20Uh, I'm a hunter.

01:06:22I, uh, find people who don't want to be found.

01:06:26Is that my…

01:06:31I've got an appointment today, Sam.

01:06:33With Stratton?

01:06:34Uh-huh.

01:06:35Cancel it.

01:06:36I can't do that.

01:06:39幹, dude, you're beautiful.

01:06:42I don't believe you, Sam.

01:06:45your ears boxed and you keep coming back for more. Ears boxed, ears boxed, wait a minute.

01:06:50Sam Kellogg, native of Long Beach, California, likes to get his ears boxed. Good potential,

01:06:55high moral quality, prefers reach arm action and 40s music, not into bondage or threesomes.

01:07:06I need somebody to talk to.

01:07:07I'm cold struck.

01:07:19Has Willard Parker returned home yet tonight? Good. Just tell him a friend called

01:07:28and I hope he had a pleasant vacation. Just a friend.

01:07:32Yeah.

01:07:41Tell me, uh, you get, uh, fun furs from old funny Walter.

01:07:49Listen, there wasn't always a Walter Stratton. Yeah. Oh, Walter, I was president of the, uh,

01:07:54almost club. I was almost a secretary, almost an actress. I was almost rich. I was almost married

01:08:01twice. Well, what happens, uh, when old Walter decides he wants a new playmate?

01:08:11Day's got to come sooner or later. I know Walter too. I'll survive. Everything's paid for. I'll

01:08:17find somebody else. Oh, come on. It's not that easy. The scars show, you know, but I'm a big

01:08:22girl. I know exactly what I'm doing. Meaning is what you want. You don't get what you want, Sam.

01:08:27You get what you need. You're easy to talk to. That's because you don't really know me.

01:08:40Nice guy, huh?

01:08:57Oh, thank you very much for a wonderful evening. Good night. Good night. This is my house.

01:09:28Oh,

01:09:36call the police right there.

01:09:43Tell her to bring an ambulance. Sam, what's happening? Call the police.

01:09:51Right, come over. Come over now. It's in the alley. Come over to 416 Sherman Canal.

01:10:10Hey, shouldn't have to play all by yourself.

01:10:16I don't need no company, girl. Why not?

01:10:21No future in it. I got a bottle of wine, cheap like me.

01:10:31You know, that's one thing I never have to buy. It's my night off.

01:10:36I don't know what the story is on where you're coming from, but let's get it straight. I have

01:11:05no business with you, so leave me alone. Oh, man, I really can't oblige you on that.

01:11:12What's in it for you, Sam? 20 grand. I really need the money, so I mean there's nothing personal.

01:11:20You understand? Well, just stay off my scent, hound dog. Meaning, uh, I'll be gone in 36 hours.

01:11:27Music. Sam, I want... Jazz.

01:11:32He's probably calling from some club. Well, maybe he was listening to a record.

01:11:38No, he's out. It's too much extra noise and I can hear other voices.

01:11:46And it's got that tinny phone booth quality. You can hear it if you listen.

01:11:53I have been listening. I've heard police, sirens, ambulances, and I don't like those sounds.

01:12:00I am not going back to jail and I have a job to do. The police don't know where I am. You better

01:12:05hope to God you don't either. You hear what I'm saying, hound dog? I hear you, Victor,

01:12:10and this hound dog knows how to hunt.

01:12:23You make house calls? This is what I do, Sheila. It's a living.

01:12:31There are not that many jazz clubs in this city. You never can tell.

01:12:37Victor's a musician. Maybe that's how he gets it off. This isn't the way I get off,

01:12:43and I want to go home now.

01:12:53Right.

01:13:13You know...

01:13:16Sam. No.

01:13:24No. I can't.

01:13:31I can't.

01:13:43I felt like somebody had kicked me in the stomach and left their shoe there.

01:13:49The file on Sheila was closed.

01:14:12No.

01:14:43No.

01:14:51No.

01:15:03No.

01:15:13Ten hours and goodbye, Victor. Goodbye, 20 grand.

01:15:19Ten hours, 20 grand. The biggest sucker bet of my cockeyed life.

01:15:42No.

01:16:13No.

01:16:25The Omos club had a new president. Sam Schiller makes it to third but never gets home.

01:16:37Yes?

01:16:39Yes, Miss Ryan.

01:16:41Who?

01:16:43Victor?

01:16:45Put him through.

01:16:47How you doing, hound dog?

01:16:49Is he ever gonna let up?

01:16:51Sniff, sniff.

01:16:53Licking at the heels.

01:16:55It must wanna be really bad.

01:16:57You got it, Victor. I want you real bad.

01:17:01Where are you?

01:17:03I am on top.

01:17:05And I got everything under control.

01:17:07I just called you to say goodbye.

01:17:10Wait a minute, Victor. You can't go.

01:17:12Listen, we haven't even met.

01:17:14Besides, for 20,000,

01:17:16I'm gonna be sniffing and licking for as long as it takes.

01:17:20Oh.

01:17:22Sound like you really mean that.

01:17:26So I'll tell you what I'm gonna do.

01:17:28You want me,

01:17:30you come and get me.

01:17:32Delighted. You got an address?

01:17:341400 North Grand Avenue.

01:17:361400 North Grand Avenue.

01:17:40I'll be there.

01:17:42I'll be waiting on you, hound dog.

01:17:44Sitting and waiting.

01:18:06Boop, boop, boop.

01:18:08Boop, boop, boop.

01:18:26I was back in the game.

01:18:28The odds had changed.

01:18:30Suddenly, it was even money.

01:18:32I might make it home after all.

01:19:02Shh, shh.

01:19:33Shh, shh.

01:19:49Victor, wait!

01:19:53Stop!

01:20:03Stop!

01:20:19Hey, hound dog.

01:20:21Come on up.

01:20:23Come on up here.

01:20:33Boop, boop, boop.

01:20:41I've been sitting up here waiting on you, hound dog.

01:20:45Come on up here, hound dog.

01:20:53Come on up here, hound dog.

01:20:55I've been waiting on you.

01:20:58I'm taking you in, Victor.

01:21:00Oh, hound dog.

01:21:02You tickle me.

01:21:04You gonna take me in?

01:21:06You take a good look around you.

01:21:08This building,

01:21:10all these people here,

01:21:12my people,

01:21:14they're gonna eat you alive.

01:21:18You gonna take me in?

01:21:20You gonna take me in?

01:21:27Come on, hound dog.

01:21:31Oh, let's not waste time, Victor.

01:21:33Time?

01:21:36Time is all you got.

01:21:40This raccoon

01:21:42done trapped himself a hound dog.

01:21:45You coming with me

01:21:47or you're going nowhere?

01:21:51You ever kill a man, Sam?

01:21:53You ever watch him die?

01:21:56Does it make you rich?

01:21:58Can you retire?

01:22:01Oh, there's always another Victor.

01:22:03Don't you forget that, Sam.

01:22:05Yeah, well, we all got our problems.

01:22:07Why'd you work over those guards?

01:22:09Oh, the guards.

01:22:11Why'd you work over those guards?

01:22:13Oh, the guards.

01:22:15I was on to that little old prison hustle.

01:22:18And they had a new gadget they had invented

01:22:20that they wanted to try out.

01:22:22You know, Victor was a victim.

01:22:24And there's a brotherhood.

01:22:26Oh, yeah.

01:22:28There's a brotherhood.

01:22:30They ran everything from hard drugs

01:22:32to shoestrings in that prison.

01:22:34And you wanted a piece of the action, right?

01:22:37Sam, Sam, Sam.

01:22:41That's your hustle.

01:22:43I spent six months in the hole.

01:22:47You ever spend six months in a hole, Sam?

01:22:51When I got out,

01:22:53I knew the whole world was a lie.

01:22:55Everybody lies.

01:22:57But not Victor.

01:22:59And they couldn't buy me.

01:23:01What are you supposed to be, the Black Messiah?

01:23:04You spend the same money I do.

01:23:08Come on, let's make it easy on one another.

01:23:11Oh, that's...

01:23:13You took your gun out of your pocket.

01:23:15That's where you made your first mistake?

01:23:17For you.

01:23:19That's your second mistake.

01:23:21I'm not afraid of dying.

01:23:23Bullshit.

01:23:25You don't want to die.

01:23:27Nobody does.

01:23:29Come on.

01:23:31Why don't you put that gun away

01:23:33and let's see what kind of man

01:23:35you made out of, hound dog?

01:23:37Are you kidding?

01:23:40This ought to make us even.

01:23:48What do you say, Sam?

01:23:50Glove or the gun?

01:23:52Your choice.

01:24:02You and me.

01:24:06That is,

01:24:08glove

01:24:10or the gun.

01:24:38See, I knew,

01:24:40I knew that you were not

01:24:42a scary guy.

01:24:58Hold this.

01:25:03Oh, good, Sam, good, Sam.

01:25:05You beat the life out of me

01:25:08with the torture we want.

01:25:10The doctor will make you free.

01:25:12He'll make you free, Sam.

01:25:14Oh, Sam,

01:25:16you don't shoot nobody bad, man.

01:25:18You don't do no begging.

01:25:20You're about halfway straight.

01:25:22I knew we could work this out.

01:25:38I got a little girl

01:25:40the same as you, Sam.

01:25:42I don't see my little baby no more.

01:25:44I don't want any of the meat

01:25:46to rub off on her.

01:26:08You still want that brownie, Sam?

01:26:26Oh, Sam,

01:26:28you still want that brownie, Sam?

01:26:30I'll wait till I get to heaven.

01:26:36Gotta be careful.

01:26:38The kids are watching.

01:26:40They know, Sam.

01:26:46Oh, they know.

01:26:48Oh, they know.

01:27:19Oh, Sam.

01:27:21You know what?

01:27:23I still gotta get you downstairs.

01:27:25In one piece.

01:27:27Nobody's gonna bother you.

01:27:29And no bounty this time.

01:27:31Nobody.

01:27:33Nobody.

01:27:39Let's go a while, man.

01:27:42Get up.

01:27:48Yeah, man, I'll get you downstairs.

01:27:50I'll get you out.

01:27:52Nobody's gonna bother you.

01:27:54You're gonna go home

01:27:56and you ain't getting no reward.

01:27:58And I'm gonna go to New Orleans

01:28:00and I'm gonna have some beautiful music.

01:28:12Why, Harry, why?

01:28:14My collar, Sam.

01:28:16My collar, 70 for me, 30 for you.

01:28:18Why?

01:28:20The guards, Sam.

01:28:22The guards, they wanted him dead.

01:28:24The guards wanted him dead!

01:28:42Ah!

01:29:00Ah!

01:29:02Ah!

01:29:06Ah!

01:29:12Ah!

01:29:28The hunter from the Bronx

01:29:30finally outsmarted himself.

01:29:32He got his last vacation.

01:29:36The guards got what they wanted.

01:29:38Their kind of justice.

01:29:40There has to be another way.

01:29:52Yeah.

01:29:54I got the 20 big ones.

01:29:56And Lisa, she was back.

01:29:58But how long would it last?

01:30:00I wonder.

01:30:02Does anything ever really last?

01:30:06It's hard

01:30:09to play

01:30:13a game of love

01:30:17when you keep choosing

01:30:21and keep losing

01:30:23like the last time.

01:30:27But still you try

01:30:33to beat the odds

01:30:35although

01:30:37you wonder

01:30:39if love is

01:30:41still in

01:30:43the cards

01:30:45then all

01:30:47at once

01:30:51your heart

01:30:53will know

01:30:55the way

01:30:57it feels to want

01:30:59and need

01:31:01somebody

01:31:04to hold

01:31:08like this

01:31:10old world

01:31:14the wheel keeps

01:31:16turning

01:31:20and you can win

01:31:22the game of love

01:31:34the hand

01:31:36you're holding

01:31:40you're not ever

01:31:42letting go

01:31:48like this

01:31:50old world

01:31:54the wheel keeps

01:31:56turning

01:31:58and you can

01:32:00win the game

01:32:02of love

The Glove | Full Movie | Ross Hagen | John Saxon, Roosevelt Grier, Joanna Cassidy, Joan Blondell

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