Kiss of Death
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00:01:33Christmas Eve in New York a happy time for some people the lucky ones
00:01:39Last minute shopping presents for the kids. Hurry home to light the tree and fill the stockings
00:01:45for the lucky ones
00:01:47Others aren't so lucky
00:01:49Nick Bianco hadn't worked for a year. He had a record a prison record
00:01:56They say it shouldn't count against you
00:01:58But when Nick tried to get a job the same thing always happened
00:02:03Very sorry
00:02:05No prejudice, of course
00:02:07But no job either
00:02:10So this is how Nick went Christmas shopping for his kids
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00:02:57Good afternoon
00:03:00Don't move put your hands behind you
00:03:30Oh, come on, what about the safe we've got enough
00:03:55Take it easy I rang
00:04:00You
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00:05:49Buddy out at four. Yeah, this isn't the lobby. Mr
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00:06:58The same thing happened 20 years ago to Nick's father
00:07:02He died with the policeman's bullet in him
00:07:05Nick saw it
00:07:07Was one of his earliest memories
00:07:23Yeah, okay
00:07:33Oh Bianco, how's the leg all better, huh? Yeah, sit here
00:07:41You know who I am
00:07:44What difference does it make never mind getting fresh Bianco?
00:07:48You're the DA
00:07:50Assistant, my name is Louie D'Angelo
00:07:55See what we got here Bianco Nick
00:07:58Age 29 at the age of 17 burglary in the first plea guilty 60 days in the city reformatory
00:08:07Four years later grand larceny in the first charge
00:08:10Convicted of grand in the second of the trial two and one half to five years in sing-sing
00:08:17Third charge robbery in the first while armed witness failed to appear
00:08:23case dropped
00:08:25By the way
00:08:26How much the witnesses cost in the open market now? How should I know?
00:08:31You know why you're here. I'm supposed to squeal. I
00:08:35Want the names of those three men that were with you on that job?
00:08:39You know what? You're gonna get on this ramp 15 years
00:08:42Maybe 20 maybe I can help you. Look you're wasting your time
00:08:47Those records you got there ain't complete
00:08:50It should say
00:08:52I took the full four years
00:08:55I'm the same guy now I was then
00:08:58Nothing has changed
00:09:00nothing I
00:09:03Wouldn't say that Nick something has changed since then
00:09:08To me I saw where the parole officer recorded here
00:09:13You have two
00:09:16That ought to change things a little you know, sometimes I think that doctors are right and that all crooks are crazy
00:09:23Imagine a guy with two little girls shut up
00:09:28You don't like that
00:09:32How old are they
00:09:35I
00:09:38Don't know
00:09:40How old are they, you know, I'm always interested in kids
00:09:53Hey, I have four of my own
00:09:56Can I take a look at your pictures what pictures pictures you got in your inside coat pocket
00:10:02I
00:10:09Take a look at your pictures what pictures pictures you got in your inside coat pocket
00:10:32Beautiful kids Nick. Yeah, they're cute. You know, a man's lucky to have kids
00:10:41Having father like you I wouldn't say is very lucky for them
00:10:46Tommy your kids haven't had much luck
00:10:52I'll take care of my family
00:10:55My way you mean by keeping your mouth shut and going to jail
00:10:59You know why you're doing it?
00:11:01Because you've got that good old hoodlum complex
00:11:04No, squealing desert your kids. Let them starve
00:11:08Let your home go to pot
00:11:11But don't squeal on some no good hoodlums who wouldn't turn a finger for you
00:11:18I hate crooks. Then why are you wasting your time on me?
00:11:21Because any guy that could have two kids like that isn't the crook crooked
00:11:26Yes, stupid. Yes on the wrong foot. Yes
00:11:29But he isn't one of those mugs that don't belong to human society
00:11:34Those are two normal decent little human being me that and no crook could make him that sweet
00:11:39Don't play ball. I know
00:11:42You're coming up before judge Halstead. Do you know him? Yes, he'll throw the book at you if you don't cooperate
00:11:47No deal
00:11:49See you in court Bianco
00:12:03Attorney for Nick Bianco. Yeah, wait, please
00:12:20How are you Nick, how do you do Mr. Halstead? I'm fine, son sit down sir, sit down
00:12:29Well, we meet again Nick fortunes of war, right? I uh
00:12:37I hear you had a long talk with mr. D'angelo. You don't have to worry. Good good
00:12:43Your words all I need did the boys pay you?
00:12:46Everything's been taken care of
00:12:48now
00:12:49I don't want you to expect very much in court
00:12:53We've got no defense at all
00:12:55So what I do nothing trust me
00:12:59Even when Halstead hits you with a book
00:13:01Stand pat and rely on me
00:13:04I begin to work then
00:13:06On the parole. Yes
00:13:09It may take a while, but
00:13:12I'll have you out in no time
00:13:15Did you see the message
00:13:18I talked to her on the phone. She'll be in court. Thanks
00:13:24Are the kids all right, do you happen to know they're fine good
00:13:30You can rely on me Nick the same goes for me. Mr. Hauser. Thanks for everything. Goodbye
00:13:48So
00:14:02Look at that cheap squid passing up and down what for?
00:14:09You have to keep passing up and down here all the time
00:14:12The nickel and grip
00:14:15Stick both thumbs right in his eyes
00:14:19Hang on till he drops dead
00:14:28You're nick bianco ain't you
00:14:30Yeah
00:14:31How's it was telling me you're a big man
00:14:35I'm tommy utah
00:14:37You're a big man i'm tommy utah
00:14:43I've heard of you you did, huh?
00:14:47Imagine me in on this cheap rap big man like me
00:14:51Picked up just for shoving the guy's ears off his head
00:14:54traffic ticket stuff
00:15:07Uh
00:15:09Hello bianco you got a minute
00:15:14I wouldn't give you the skin off a grape
00:15:21It's gonna be a stiff sentence nick you better be set
00:15:25I'm set
00:15:27You know, I wasn't fooling when I talked with you
00:15:29I like those pictures you showed me
00:15:32Thanks
00:15:35I talked to the judge he'll play ball. Well, no deal
00:15:42Okay
00:15:44If you should change your mind later on though
00:15:47Let me hear
00:15:48Remember my name and get in touch with me, you know
00:15:51I'm your insurance policy. You don't give up do you?
00:15:55I usually do
00:15:58But I tried a little extra hard this time
00:16:04So
00:16:28What do you know I just remembered something it's my birthday yeah today
00:16:35Congratulations. No kidding
00:16:36I'll tell you something big man. I never spent a birthday with a better guy
00:16:41When I heard that you're spitting that judge's face. I says to myself a buddy a stand-up guy
00:16:47You talk too much in front of these squirts. Go on a couple of dopey cops. I don't even know they're sitting there
00:16:56Come on cheer up big man, it's my birthday party we get a free feed tonight
00:17:01Oh
00:17:16Yes
00:17:17Next stop arsoning
00:17:19plenty of jobs here
00:17:22even for the unlucky ones
00:17:24and no prejudice
00:17:30358
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00:17:41From the old lady nick
00:17:43No, I got my own back again. Well, that's a second one, ain't it?
00:17:47Yeah
00:17:49She hasn't written for three months
00:17:52It says party no longer at this address
00:17:54It just doesn't make sense now take it easy nick quit storm everything was all right three months ago
00:18:01She wrote and said everything was all right
00:18:05Then all of a sudden
00:18:09I've got to find out about it. You can find out ask chips cooney
00:18:13You know him don't you?
00:18:15Used to but how am I gonna ask him? He's coming up here on a new rap
00:18:20Kids
00:18:24She knows how to worry about him she ought to write
00:18:49Hey nick
00:18:54Chips cooney
00:19:07Harry get the chips cooney see if he knows what's happened to my missus
00:19:25So
00:19:42She said death what happened, I don't know
00:19:54So
00:20:24So
00:20:54So
00:21:24So
00:21:27There are some things you just don't want to talk about
00:21:32I kept away as long as I could
00:21:34And then finally one sunday afternoon
00:21:37I got the courage and went up to see him
00:21:45Take a seat, please miss
00:21:50Send in a 106 180
00:21:54Sure
00:22:24Oh
00:22:33Oh
00:22:35Don't you remember me sure netty
00:22:41Used to take care of my kids. Uh-huh. How are you? I'm all right
00:22:47Nick I I moved away before it happened
00:22:51Yeah
00:22:54Marie and I had a fight and then a few weeks later I moved away
00:23:00And
00:23:02Just two weeks ago I found out about it
00:23:07I met a former neighbor
00:23:09She told you
00:23:11Yes
00:23:13I felt so bad about the kids
00:23:16I inquired of the police and I found out
00:23:19That well, they sent me to a place and I found out they're all right
00:23:22You saw the kids. Yes, and they're all right. Oh, yes, they look swell
00:23:27Where are they in an orphanage outside of new york a big place?
00:23:32I was gonna write and tell you about it. Then I thought maybe I better come see you
00:23:39I feel so sorry about everything nick
00:23:49Tell me about mario
00:23:52She wasn't feeling very well when I saw her the last time
00:23:57What did you fight about oh
00:24:01I don't remember anymore
00:24:07Okay, I don't honestly
00:24:09You
00:24:16Was she unhappy? Oh, yes
00:24:25Drinking
00:24:33Anything else no, no, no
00:24:35No
00:24:38What happened
00:24:40You came here to tell me what happened, why did you change your mind scared of hurting me
00:24:49Look nanny
00:24:52I'm the kind of guy you can't hurt
00:24:56It doesn't matter
00:24:58Oh
00:25:05You told me
00:25:09Who is the guy rizzo
00:25:19I had to come see you. I don't know why i'm sorry. I don't want to cry
00:25:28I
00:25:31Nobody's cried over me for a long time
00:25:37Rizzo
00:25:41When did it start no, never mind
00:25:46Is there
00:25:48Is there anything I can do for you?
00:25:51Yeah
00:25:53Would you see the kids again?
00:25:56Tell them you heard from me and i'm supposed to be working in south america
00:26:02Do that, will you yes, yes, that's what I used to tell him before I moved away
00:26:09Are you alone yes, I got a good job in a music store
00:26:17Well, nanny, thanks for coming to see me
00:26:21Fine
00:26:22All right. Just soon
00:26:25Thanks
00:26:27Thanks
00:26:45Nick bianco urgent business. Did he write this himself? Yes, sir
00:26:52Good handwriting. He's not a bad guy
00:26:56Bring him in. Yes
00:27:05All right
00:27:07So
00:27:22Well, nick you haven't been in here before but i've had good reports on you something's gone wrong I suppose
00:27:30All right, nick get it off your chest
00:27:33well
00:27:34I used up all my letters for this month
00:27:36But they came back saying the person no longer lived at the address
00:27:41I'd like to send another letter off
00:27:43I was told that you had to give permission
00:27:47That's right if it's urgent
00:27:49Yes, sir. It's very urgent
00:27:51Who is the letter going to to the assistant da? Mr. Deangelo?
00:27:58Better let me send it
00:28:00He'll read it sooner
00:28:01Yes, sir. You can send it
00:28:03Tell him that nick bianco wants to cash in on his insurance policy
00:28:08Nothing else no, sir, you'll understand that
00:28:13I'll send it this afternoon
00:28:14Thanks. Oh nick
00:28:17You need a little more exercise. How about putting bianco on the ball team joe?
00:28:21We can use him
00:28:22You play ball
00:28:25I'm going to
00:28:27Thanks
00:28:33So
00:28:58Hello may I come have a seat
00:29:01How are you
00:29:03You have a nice ride bianco
00:29:06Warden phoned me said he thought it might be important
00:29:09Is it? Yeah. Yes, sir. Yeah, we'll do
00:29:15Before we get to talking bianco, there are a few things i'd like to explain
00:29:19Three years ago. I offered to help you
00:29:23I'm in no position to offer the same help now
00:29:26I see
00:29:29I see my insurance policy is lapsed. Hey, I would say so
00:29:37I see
00:29:39Well, that's that huh, that's that
00:29:44What about my kids, how do you mean
00:29:47Could I get to see them
00:29:50As payment i'm not doing this for pay i'm asking if I could get to see them as a favor
00:29:55I think we can take care of that and I can see the kids i'm pretty sure
00:30:04Okay
00:30:06I want to settle one more thing before you talk bianco
00:30:10We get a lot of offers from men in prison who feel that they'd like to do a little squealing
00:30:16Prisoners go a little cracked or like a little ride into town
00:30:22You knew what you wanted once
00:30:24I'd like to know what changed you
00:30:28It will give me a chance to decide on whether your story is reliable enough to go to work on
00:30:34Well, I went up I told you my family was being taken care of
00:30:42I was wrong
00:30:45My wife killed herself
00:30:48She stuck her head in a gas stove
00:30:54Uh, you want to talk about the peacock jewelry job
00:31:03Yeah, who else was on it eddie williams they get
00:31:07Yeah
00:31:08Who else?
00:31:09Tony mangoni
00:31:11Know him. Yeah
00:31:13Well, pete
00:31:15Rizzo Rizzo, eh
00:31:19Who else
00:31:21me
00:31:22Any more?
00:31:23No.
00:31:25Who drove the car?
00:31:26Pete Rizzo.
00:31:28You, Mangoni, and Williams went in, is that it?
00:31:30Yes.
00:31:31Take it easy.
00:31:33Who slugged old man Peacock?
00:31:35Mangoni.
00:31:37If it's on the level, Peacock's a cinch
00:31:38to identify Mangoni and Williams.
00:31:41Who was the fencer you used on this job?
00:31:44I don't know, I didn't handle it.
00:31:46It was grabbed before.
00:31:48That's right.
00:31:49Who would have handled it?
00:31:50Rizzo.
00:31:51Would Rizzo have gone to the fence direct?
00:31:54No.
00:31:54You called somebody first, and they told you where to go?
00:31:57Yeah.
00:31:59Who did you phone?
00:32:00Houser.
00:32:01Earl Houser.
00:32:03Another imminent shyster with connections that ought to.
00:32:08I think I'm going to keep you down here in the city jail
00:32:10for a while.
00:32:10I want you to go on cooperating with us.
00:32:14You mean go on being a stoolie?
00:32:16That's what I mean.
00:32:19OK.
00:32:21If.
00:32:22If what?
00:32:26I could see my kids once in a while.
00:32:28You can see them.
00:32:31When your pals get pulled in, they're
00:32:32going to make a pretty good guess that you did the singing.
00:32:35I don't care.
00:32:36I do.
00:32:37No sense in getting you killed.
00:32:40One or two things we can do to throw them off.
00:32:45What's some job you did that you didn't get caught on?
00:32:48Well, that's some.
00:32:49You've got to trust me.
00:32:58Thompson Fur Company, four years ago last March.
00:33:01Were any of these three on that job with you?
00:33:05Rizzo.
00:33:06We'll book Bianco here on the Thompson Fur job.
00:33:09That'll cover why we brought him here.
00:33:11And I take another rap?
00:33:12No, no.
00:33:13We'll drop the case later for insufficient evidence.
00:33:15I'm just covering it.
00:33:16Why?
00:33:17I told you, I'm going to want to use you again.
00:33:20You've got to be in the clear with Hauser
00:33:21and everybody that knows you.
00:33:22I'll go pick up Rizzo.
00:33:23No, leave him alone.
00:33:24Don't touch him.
00:33:25Rizzo drove the car.
00:33:27There's no one to identify him except Nick here.
00:33:29That won't stand up.
00:33:32You pick up the other two.
00:33:33Then it'll look to the mob as if Rizzo is a stoolie
00:33:35and we've made a deal with him.
00:33:39You don't like Rizzo particularly, do you?
00:33:42No.
00:33:43I'm going to give you some instructions, Nick.
00:33:46Get a hold of your lawyer, Mr. Earl Hauser.
00:33:49Tell him about the Thompson rap.
00:33:51Tell him you think somebody is squealed.
00:33:54Yeah.
00:33:57Your side of the fence is almost as dirty as mine.
00:34:02With one big difference.
00:34:04We hurt bad people, not good ones.
00:34:09That's right.
00:34:10Watch your step with Hauser.
00:34:11He's a sharp operator.
00:34:14And remember, you're no good to me if he tumbles to anything.
00:34:18He won't tumble.
00:34:22When do I see my kids?
00:34:24I'll take care of that tomorrow.
00:34:26Thanks.
00:34:31Well, I'm a squealer now.
00:34:35Feel bad about it, Nick?
00:34:41No.
00:34:43Come on.
00:34:44See you later.
00:34:45So long.
00:35:06I'm nervous.
00:35:07Don't worry.
00:35:08They used to jump up on me and grab my ears.
00:35:10I used to.
00:35:12Good morning, sister.
00:35:13Good morning.
00:35:14We're from the district attorney's office.
00:35:16I phoned the mother superior yesterday
00:35:17about seeing the Bianco children.
00:35:19Yes, I know.
00:35:20Will you come with me, please?
00:35:21Thank you.
00:35:25Will you wait in here, please?
00:35:28Thank you.
00:35:30Which one of you gentlemen is Mr. Bianco?
00:35:35That's me.
00:35:37How do you do?
00:35:38I'll get Sister Veronica.
00:35:42Come on.
00:36:00Not a bad place for kids.
00:36:02Yeah.
00:36:09Sister Veronica?
00:36:10Yes.
00:36:11This is your father.
00:36:13I know.
00:36:14I recognized him.
00:36:16Hello, father.
00:36:18Hello.
00:36:26Coffee.
00:36:30Rosie.
00:36:31Sister Veronica told us you were coming today.
00:36:34You've been away a very long time.
00:36:37You look different.
00:36:38I thought you would have white hair.
00:36:42No, I ain't.
00:36:43Aren't you going to kiss your father?
00:36:48Oh, daddy.
00:36:56Nobody else here has a daddy, has they, sister Veronica?
00:37:00Nobody else.
00:37:02Daddy, mama got hurt, and we waited for you,
00:37:06and said prayers for you every night.
00:37:09And God sent you back.
00:37:14They're having their music lesson, Mr. Bianco.
00:37:17Would you care to come in the next room
00:37:18and listen to them play the piano?
00:37:21Yeah.
00:37:22Take it easy.
00:37:32Sister Teresa, would you let Concetta
00:37:34have her lesson first, please?
00:37:36Why, of course.
00:37:37I'll be with her in a minute.
00:37:42When I first got to know you, I thought
00:37:44that you were a very nice boy.
00:37:47You were good at what you said.
00:37:49Would you like a word with me?
00:37:50No, no.
00:37:50Why, of course, sister. Will you please wait over there, Eileen?
00:37:54All right, sister.
00:37:55Thank you, dear. Come on.
00:37:58I played The Waterfall. Rosaria is way back yet.
00:38:02May I play it, Sister Veronica?
00:38:04Of course, dear.
00:38:20Bianco, somebody to see you, sir.
00:38:42Who?
00:38:43Your lawyer, Earl Hauser.
00:38:49Well, well. We meet again, eh?
00:39:06Glad to see you, Nick.
00:39:07I received your rather surprising message this morning,
00:39:10and may I tell you, I dropped everything and came right over.
00:39:12Thanks.
00:39:13Sit down, son. Sit down.
00:39:18How long have I had you here?
00:39:22Since yesterday.
00:39:24Well, we can say this much for it. It's a change, at least.
00:39:28I don't like it.
00:39:29Of course not. I was just making a bad joke.
00:39:35You've had quite a lot of trouble, I hear, besides this.
00:39:42I mean about your wife.
00:39:44Yeah.
00:39:45Maybe it wouldn't have happened if you'd done your job like you said.
00:39:48You mean about your parole?
00:39:51Yeah, that's what I mean.
00:39:53I've been pushing it, Nick, and I'm going to get it.
00:39:56I gave you my word, and I still give it to you.
00:39:59I'm going to put that parole through.
00:40:02Just so you keep plugging.
00:40:04Now, let's hear about this new trouble.
00:40:08Have they made any specific charge?
00:40:11Yeah.
00:40:13The Thompson Fur Company heist four years ago.
00:40:17Oh, that's reaching back.
00:40:21Somebody must have it in for you.
00:40:23That's one way of looking at it.
00:40:25How do you look at it?
00:40:28Somebody's doing some squealing.
00:40:31Oh, I see.
00:40:34Who's handling this in the DA's office?
00:40:37D'Angelo.
00:40:38Oh, our old friend.
00:40:42You think he's finally got a hold of a squealer?
00:40:46That's what I think.
00:40:48Were you under suspicion for the Thompson job at the time?
00:40:51No.
00:40:53I see.
00:40:56Who were you running around with in those days, Nick?
00:40:59I used to hang around with Pete Rizzo.
00:41:02He was your partner?
00:41:04Yeah, Rizzo was my partner.
00:41:06Pete Rizzo.
00:41:09Did D'Angelo mention his name when he talked to you?
00:41:13Nobody mentioned his name.
00:41:17I don't think they've got much of a case, Nick.
00:41:21When D'Angelo finds out that he's not going to scare you out of anything, I'll wager he drops it.
00:41:26I hope so.
00:41:28That's all I need is another rap hung on me and I'll never get my parole.
00:41:31Oh, everything's going to be all right.
00:41:35I'll see you in a week, Nick.
00:41:37When they start roughing you up, let me know.
00:41:39I can take care of myself.
00:41:41Fine.
00:41:42Goodbye, Nick.
00:42:00Fred?
00:42:02Are you alone?
00:42:04Get hold of Tommy Udo on the phone.
00:42:07No.
00:42:09Tell him I want to see him.
00:42:11No, not here.
00:42:13He know where.
00:42:15Yes, right away.
00:42:34Oh, God.
00:43:04It's open.
00:43:35Shh.
00:43:47Your friend Pieta?
00:43:49Yeah.
00:43:52Where's the squid?
00:43:54Not home.
00:43:56Come home late tonight, maybe.
00:43:58After dinner sometime, maybe.
00:44:01Where'd he go to?
00:44:03How I know where Pieta go.
00:44:06Up town, down town.
00:44:08Better ballgame.
00:44:09Anywhere.
00:44:34Back after dinner sometime, huh?
00:44:38Double cross and squealers both here.
00:44:41What's the matter?
00:44:42I don't know nothing.
00:44:43Some yellow squid beat her, huh?
00:44:45Took a powder, huh?
00:44:47That rat.
00:44:53Where is he?
00:44:55Where'd he go?
00:44:57I don't know.
00:45:00Where is he?
00:45:02Where'd he go?
00:45:04I'm asking you, where's that squealing son of yours?
00:45:14You think a squealer can get away from me?
00:45:18Huh?
00:45:20You know what I do to squealers?
00:45:23I let them have it in the belly.
00:45:28So they can roll around for a long time thinking it over.
00:45:46You're worse than him.
00:45:49Telling me he's coming back.
00:45:52You lying old hag.
00:45:57Huh.
00:46:05I'm sick.
00:46:06Let me go.
00:46:08I know.
00:46:09On a train, huh?
00:46:11Where you going?
00:46:12No, no.
00:46:13This is for no one to see.
00:46:15Not outside.
00:46:16I can't move.
00:46:17I'm sick.
00:46:19No, no, no.
00:46:27I'm sick.
00:46:29I'm sick.
00:46:56Hello?
00:46:58You ain't gonna be bothered with that squealer for a long time.
00:47:04Yeah, skip town, forget it.
00:47:08Because he's gonna read something in the papers.
00:47:12And it's gonna make him take off for South America, the squid.
00:47:20Never mind, Larry.
00:47:22You read it too.
00:47:24All right, Tom.
00:47:26Just so you're sure there isn't gonna be any more talking.
00:47:30Fine.
00:47:32Good work.
00:47:57Is Miss Nettie Cabello home?
00:47:59I'll see.
00:48:07Is that for me, Mrs. Kellogg?
00:48:09Yes, there's a gentleman to see you.
00:48:12Nick.
00:48:13Oh, for goodness sakes, hello.
00:48:16There's a phone call for Nick Bianco, that's me.
00:48:18Will you call me, please?
00:48:19Sure.
00:48:27Come on in, please.
00:48:31Oh, Nick, I can hardly believe it.
00:48:33You're out.
00:48:34When? You didn't tell me last week.
00:48:36I didn't know last week.
00:48:37They just told me this morning.
00:48:39Oh, Nick, it's wonderful to see you like this.
00:48:42Like you used to be.
00:48:43I mean, not inside a jail or anything.
00:48:46I know.
00:48:47I came right here, I was hoping you'd be home.
00:48:49Oh, I almost went to the movies.
00:48:51I was just thinking.
00:48:53Oh, Nick, what happened?
00:48:54I got a parole.
00:48:55No.
00:48:56Oh, that's wonderful.
00:48:58Have you had dinner?
00:49:00Oh, you must be hungry.
00:49:02I'll get you something to eat.
00:49:14Oh, I waited.
00:49:17Mr. Bianco, your call.
00:49:20Thanks, I'll be right down.
00:49:26Mr. Bianco, your call.
00:49:38Hello?
00:49:40Yeah.
00:49:41Nick, I thought you might be interested to know that I just had a call from Mr. Hauser.
00:49:46Yeah.
00:49:48He wanted to do a little crowing about your parole.
00:49:51Thinks he got it over my dead body.
00:49:53I let him go right on thinking so.
00:49:57Nick, about tonight.
00:50:00Your man will be at St. Nicholas Arena.
00:50:02At ringside.
00:50:03Got it?
00:50:04I got it.
00:50:08Okay, I will.
00:50:12Yes, sir.
00:50:15Goodbye.
00:50:24I've got to go.
00:50:26Oh, Nick, where?
00:50:28Couldn't we go for dinner?
00:50:29Not tonight.
00:50:30Oh, Nick, don't go away like this.
00:50:32I've got to.
00:50:34Nick, I don't want anything to happen.
00:50:36Look, you've got to trust me.
00:50:39Well, then tell me where you're going.
00:50:40Please.
00:50:41I can't.
00:50:42I don't want you to know.
00:50:43I thought you wanted me.
00:50:45I thought when you kissed me...
00:50:47You thought right.
00:50:48I thought when you kissed me...
00:50:50I thought when you kissed me...
00:50:52You thought right.
00:50:53I want you and I want my kids, too.
00:50:56But you've got to trust me.
00:50:58I'm on the job.
00:50:59I might not see you for a while.
00:51:02Hey.
00:51:04Stop looking at me like that.
00:51:06Look at me the way you did upstairs.
00:51:10I'll need that look.
00:51:12Come on.
00:51:14Oh, Nick.
00:51:15Atta girl.
00:51:17I'll see you as soon as I can.
00:51:22I'll see you.
00:51:34Come on.
00:51:38Slow it.
00:51:47Come on.
00:51:52Come on, rip the other eye. Come on, come on, come on, tear it out of his head, c'mon.
00:52:15Cut the shove it.
00:52:16Hey, Nick, it's me.
00:52:17Hiya, Tommy.
00:52:18Oh, what do you know to beat me?
00:52:20C'mon, let's get out of here so we can talk, man.
00:52:22C'mon, baby.
00:52:28Hello, Tommy.
00:52:29Hi.
00:52:30C'mon, right inside.
00:52:36Your table, Tommy.
00:52:37Okay, okay.
00:52:41Waiter.
00:52:42Champagne, once a month, we celebrate.
00:52:44Alright, Tommy.
00:52:51You'll be jumping in a couple hours.
00:52:53Always hard when you first get out, takes you a while to get started.
00:52:56This place will do it.
00:52:58Always come here when I've sprung.
00:53:00What a big man, that early house.
00:53:02Remember what I told you?
00:53:03Take your rep, leave it to early, always gets you out.
00:53:06Here you are, Mr. Udo.
00:53:08Mr. Udo.
00:53:09Yes, sir.
00:53:10How do you like that, huh?
00:53:13That's class, huh?
00:53:15Ain't been to bed for a week.
00:53:17Can't stay in sleep and that's the squeeze.
00:53:19Haven't I met you some ways before, Mr. Bianco?
00:53:22I don't think so.
00:53:23Don't stick your nose in, buster.
00:53:25We're talking.
00:53:26We're pals.
00:53:28Hey, waiter.
00:53:30Bring another bottle, keep him company.
00:53:32Now.
00:53:43How do you like that music, man?
00:53:44Right upstairs.
00:53:45Come on, send it, Jack.
00:53:54What do you got to do, Nick?
00:53:55What's on the line?
00:53:56I ain't figured it out yet.
00:53:58Gotta have some fun first.
00:54:00I'm behind three years.
00:54:01He's talking, he's talking.
00:54:07Heard about me, didn't you?
00:54:09No.
00:54:10In all the papers.
00:54:12Picked me up for a murder rap.
00:54:14It was in all the papers.
00:54:16Yeah?
00:54:17Yeah, sure, that's good, huh, buster?
00:54:18Sure, the papers were all about Tommy, with his picture.
00:54:21The one I don't like.
00:54:23What do you mean you don't like?
00:54:24What's the matter with you?
00:54:26I don't like it when they show you with a number on it.
00:54:28Go on, who notices that?
00:54:30I like the one we took together.
00:54:32Nobody asked you.
00:54:34Listen, I'm going to be busy.
00:54:37Wait a minute.
00:54:38Who are you talking to?
00:54:39Get out.
00:54:41With a pal, see?
00:54:42Got things to do.
00:54:43Don't want no old ladies around.
00:54:45You ain't calling me an old lady.
00:54:47Get out.
00:54:51You want something?
00:54:54No.
00:54:55No.
00:54:57Wait in your joint for me.
00:54:58Don't go out, you understand?
00:55:00Yeah.
00:55:02A lot of good this mug's going to do you.
00:55:04Beat it.
00:55:14Dames ain't no good if you want to have some fun.
00:55:16Come on, pal, drink up, drink up, drink up.
00:55:23They let you go, huh?
00:55:24Who?
00:55:25All the boys.
00:55:26Yeah, sure.
00:55:27Yeah, sure.
00:55:33There was a squirt says he seen me bending over Larry Young right after he was plugged.
00:55:40Then he says he ain't sure it was me he seen.
00:55:44Larry Young.
00:55:47He used to own a big cafe joint, didn't he?
00:55:49A squirt.
00:55:51Pushing the wrong guys around.
00:55:54He got it good.
00:55:56Him and his college rings.
00:55:58Yeah.
00:56:00He was with the college gang, I didn't know that.
00:56:02Nah, nah, not a gang, not a gang. A ring, ring on his finger.
00:56:06Worth a couple of bucks.
00:56:12This joint's dead, it's sour.
00:56:15You want to have fun, don't you?
00:56:17So we get out of here.
00:56:18Go someplace where they got some interest.
00:56:21What do you say, Pat?
00:56:23I'm three years behind.
00:56:26Stick to me, big man, you'll catch up.
00:56:32Come on, we shake this dump joint.
00:56:47Okay, man.
00:56:48Come on.
00:56:50Come on.
00:57:04Hello, Mr. Sullen.
00:57:06Hello, Tommy.
00:57:08He's a pal, it's okay.
00:57:11Thanks.
00:57:12Come on, Nick.
00:57:20What's that funny smell?
00:57:22That's perfume.
00:57:27After we left the first joint, he began to talk.
00:57:32He said he had done the Larry Young job.
00:57:34Alone?
00:57:35Yeah.
00:57:37He didn't know the guy's name and hired him, he never even saw him before.
00:57:41Did he describe him?
00:57:43No, I couldn't push that.
00:57:44So you got nothing.
00:57:46Go on, Nick.
00:57:48Well, there's two things.
00:57:51He copped a ring off Larry Young, a gold ring from some college.
00:57:55This girl Buster's got it, but she never wears it.
00:57:57It's no good except as a souvenir.
00:58:00Then there's a guy that saw the shooting, a fellow that Udo knows, called Sammy.
00:58:04Sort of a panhandler.
00:58:06He was coming up to get a buck off Larry Young when Udo came along.
00:58:10Udo said that Sammy saw the shooting and beat him.
00:58:13Sammy who?
00:58:15I don't know his last name.
00:58:17Well, that does it.
00:58:19All we've got to do is find Sammy, produce the ring, we've got a case.
00:58:23Congratulations, Nick.
00:58:24Thanks.
00:58:25You had quite a time, didn't you?
00:58:27Yeah.
00:58:29I wouldn't want to go through that again.
00:58:32I don't think you'll have to.
00:58:35That's all?
00:58:36That's all.
00:58:38You might find out about Sammy by asking some of Larry Young's friends.
00:58:42We may do that.
00:58:45So long.
00:58:48Nick.
00:58:52Everything all right?
00:58:53Yeah.
00:58:55I'm going to be all right.
00:59:10Daddy, save her!
00:59:12All right.
00:59:18Hurry up.
00:59:28Hey!
00:59:34Hey, watch it!
00:59:37Oops!
00:59:39Whoa!
00:59:42Look, don't come in the house until you get those cases or I'll bump you one.
00:59:48Ellie!
00:59:56Hi!
01:00:00Hey, hey, I ain't cleaned up yet.
01:00:01Oh, who cares?
01:00:02Look, all married ladies don't jump on their husbands in public.
01:00:05I'm not old and I'm not a lady.
01:00:13I'll get the girls.
01:00:14They're taking off their skates.
01:00:15How have they been?
01:00:16Wonderful.
01:00:20Nick, you're not going to wash the sink.
01:00:22We have a bathroom.
01:00:23Yeah, the kids are using it.
01:00:24This will be okay.
01:00:43Hey, get those suds off.
01:00:47Hey, what do you want me to do, drown?
01:00:48That's right, more yet.
01:00:49Look, look, I ain't five and a half years old.
01:00:52That's what you think.
01:00:54Here, let me dry you.
01:00:56Feels good.
01:00:58But ain't very practical.
01:00:59Give me that towel.
01:01:02You know, there may be worse jobs in a brickyard.
01:01:04But there ain't many dirtier.
01:01:06That must be awful.
01:01:08It ain't awful.
01:01:12Come here.
01:01:14In the kitchen?
01:01:15No, Nick.
01:01:16You know, I ain't the kind of guy that's used to sitting around home.
01:01:18I know.
01:01:19Worries me sometimes.
01:01:20Does, huh?
01:01:21Mm-hmm, of course.
01:01:23You're coming home every night with just nothing.
01:01:25That's right.
01:01:27No excitement or anything?
01:01:29That's right.
01:01:30Every day the same as every other day.
01:01:33Nick, please, don't make me worry too much.
01:01:35That's what I need.
01:01:37Someone to worry about me all the time.
01:01:40Don't you let me get away for one minute.
01:01:42Maybe I'll start busting into jewelry stores with a rotten man.
01:01:45That's what you think, huh?
01:01:46Oh, no, Nick, you wouldn't.
01:01:48Maybe I wouldn't.
01:01:49But you hang on.
01:01:50Oh, I will.
01:01:52I'm mad about you.
01:01:54That's all I think of.
01:01:56You.
01:01:58I've wanted you ever since I was a girl, long ago.
01:02:02When I used to look at you,
01:02:04they were just like now.
01:02:07Every time you kiss me, I almost pass out.
01:02:10Honestly.
01:02:12Oh, isn't that silly for an old married woman to talk like that?
01:02:15No, it ain't.
01:02:18I gotta make dinner.
01:02:20Who's stopping you?
01:02:21I'm dizzy.
01:02:23Here.
01:02:24You open this.
01:02:26Oh, I forgot.
01:02:27There was a phone call for you.
01:02:28Yeah? Who?
01:02:29Mr. D'Angelo.
01:02:31What'd he want?
01:02:32He wants to see you Saturday afternoon.
01:02:35Did he say what for?
01:02:36Oh, it couldn't have been anything wrong.
01:02:38He was very nice.
01:02:41Oh, for goodness sakes.
01:02:42I don't know what I'm looking for.
01:02:44You get me so upset.
01:02:46You shouldn't come in the kitchen and kiss me
01:02:48when I've got dinner to cook.
01:02:50Oh, yes, and forget it.
01:02:52Now, leave me alone.
01:02:53Don't bother me.
01:03:04We go to trial on Monday.
01:03:05I've arranged for you to get Wednesday off from your work.
01:03:09You say you've got a sure case?
01:03:11I wouldn't go to trial otherwise.
01:03:13Then, what do you need me for?
01:03:16I need your evidence first, Nick.
01:03:18I've built the whole case that way.
01:03:21Evidence from a stoolie and a squealer?
01:03:24That's not gonna help.
01:03:26We've got the ring.
01:03:27We've got Sammy.
01:03:29And they'll verify everything you say
01:03:31when we introduce them.
01:03:32I see.
01:03:35I go on the stand, huh?
01:03:37Yeah.
01:03:40What if I don't?
01:03:42You've got no choice.
01:03:44You mean the DA will kill my parole?
01:03:47What will you expect, Nick?
01:03:50I've got kids.
01:03:52I've got a home.
01:03:54People know me like that.
01:03:56Look, I don't care about money.
01:03:59Look, I don't care about me.
01:04:02Why...
01:04:04Why take it out on them
01:04:06just because I was a mug once?
01:04:08Will you listen to me?
01:04:15Go ahead.
01:04:17It makes no difference.
01:04:19I've got no other way out.
01:04:23You're talking like a fool, Nick.
01:04:26You're known as Nick Cavallo in your town.
01:04:29Your kids are going to school under that name.
01:04:33Who's gonna connect you with Nick Bianco?
01:04:35And how?
01:04:37By pictures in the newspapers.
01:04:39There won't be any pictures.
01:04:40How do you know?
01:04:41We won't let them take any.
01:04:42We won't give any out.
01:04:44Satisfied?
01:04:47Well, that'll help.
01:04:51What's the matter now?
01:04:53I...
01:04:55Nothing. I was just thinking of you, though,
01:04:57when he finds out...
01:04:58Oh, Nick, I know it isn't gonna be fun.
01:05:00But remember this.
01:05:02When it's over, you'll be through.
01:05:05Yeah, that's something.
01:05:08I'll try to remember that
01:05:10when I'm on the witness stand singing.
01:05:15Bye, Rosie!
01:05:16Bye, Father!
01:05:25Come on, Daddy, play train with us!
01:05:29Come on, Daddy, please!
01:05:31Oh, Daddy, come on, please!
01:05:34Not now.
01:05:39Daddy, please!
01:05:41Come on, play train with us!
01:05:58Hello?
01:06:00Yeah, this is Nick.
01:06:01Well, Nick, I...
01:06:03I got some bad news for you.
01:06:07The jury came in a half hour ago
01:06:09with a verdict in the Udo case.
01:06:12Not guilty.
01:06:16Hello, Nick?
01:06:18Yeah.
01:06:20Even the fact that Udo had Larry Young's ring didn't help.
01:06:24Hauser got over the point
01:06:25that there were 400 rings just like it
01:06:27made for Young's graduating class.
01:06:30The jury went for it.
01:06:33Udo went free as soon as the verdict was read.
01:06:36They got a tail on him, but he's pretty fast.
01:06:39Might shake him, so keep your eyes open.
01:06:44You better come in and see me tomorrow.
01:06:47We're ready to do everything we can to help you, Nick.
01:06:52Goodbye.
01:06:55Goodbye.
01:07:25Goodbye.
01:07:55Goodbye.
01:08:26That was the back screen door.
01:08:28The wind blew it shut.
01:08:31Nick, what is it?
01:08:34It's the third time you've jumped up.
01:08:36I can't fall asleep, that's all.
01:08:38Forget it.
01:08:40Ever since Mr. D'Angelo called, you...
01:08:43Nick, if something happens to you,
01:08:45I'm going to call the police.
01:08:47I'm going to call the police.
01:08:49I'm going to call the police.
01:08:52I'm going to call the police.
01:08:54Nick, if something's happened,
01:08:56I'll read about it in the papers.
01:08:59Maybe I can help you.
01:09:01Stop talking about it and forget it, will you, honey?
01:09:04You've been listening for something.
01:09:06All night you've been lying there
01:09:08listening for something.
01:09:10Yeah, you're right.
01:09:12You'll read about it in the papers.
01:09:17Maybe you can help me.
01:09:18They let Tommy Udo off.
01:09:20Oh, Nick.
01:09:22He's loose.
01:09:24After what you did.
01:09:26Yeah.
01:09:28That was the wind again.
01:09:30I can't help it, I'm just jumping.
01:09:32The police, we'll call them.
01:09:34The police can't help me.
01:09:37Look, honey, I've got to go downstairs.
01:09:48I've got to go.
01:10:19He won't come tonight, Nick.
01:10:22Maybe he won't.
01:10:25Look.
01:10:29I've got to talk to you.
01:10:31No use hiding it.
01:10:33He's going to come sometime.
01:10:36You can go away.
01:10:38Rizzo went away.
01:10:40Remember what happened to Rizzo's ma.
01:10:44Was that Tommy Udo that did that?
01:10:48Yeah.
01:10:55We can all go away together, Nick.
01:10:57No.
01:10:58Some other town.
01:10:59No.
01:11:01Too many mugs know me.
01:11:03They're all over.
01:11:05All the guys I met in jail.
01:11:08All the heisters I've known ever since I was a kid.
01:11:12They don't stay in one place.
01:11:15They're in every town that you can figure.
01:11:16Coming and going.
01:11:20I'm the guy they don't like anymore.
01:11:23The minute they saw me,
01:11:25they'd go straight to Udo.
01:11:27Wherever we went,
01:11:30it would be,
01:11:32it would be just sitting like this,
01:11:35waiting,
01:11:37waiting for him.
01:11:40That's no fun.
01:11:42We've got to get the police to help us, Nick.
01:11:44They'd be glad to.
01:11:46Sure, they'd be glad to.
01:11:49Well, I,
01:11:51what about you and the kids while I'm at work?
01:11:55Do you think I could work while I
01:11:59remember
01:12:01how Udo would plan to take care of you and the kids?
01:12:07You got a tough break marrying a guy like me.
01:12:10No.
01:12:11No.
01:12:16You have my kids.
01:12:23It won't happen.
01:12:25We won't let it happen.
01:12:27Take it easy.
01:12:29It won't happen.
01:12:30If you'll help me.
01:12:31Anything.
01:12:32Anything.
01:12:35Start packing.
01:12:37No.
01:12:42It's all right.
01:12:44It's Bill Johnson coming home.
01:12:48Start packing.
01:12:50No.
01:12:52No.
01:13:11All right.
01:13:41Yeah.
01:13:45Wait a minute.
01:14:05Say buddy, do you happen to know when the number 12 gets in?
01:14:08No, I'm sorry, I don't know.
01:14:10Thanks.
01:14:12I'm sorry.
01:14:14Daddy, daddy, daddy.
01:14:16Be careful, be careful.
01:14:24Now remember, no letters until I call you.
01:14:26You'll call?
01:14:27By Friday.
01:14:29Take care of the kids and yourself.
01:14:31Oh Nick, nothing's going to happen.
01:14:33Nah, don't start worrying.
01:14:35Look, you ought to go on a vacation.
01:14:37I want them to have a good time.
01:14:40I know I, I know you'll always give them a good time, Nick.
01:14:42I promise.
01:14:45Daddy, do we go on now?
01:14:47Can we go right on?
01:14:49Yeah, but first you got to say goodbye.
01:14:51Goodbye, daddy.
01:14:53Goodbye, daddy.
01:14:54I want you to be good, do you hear?
01:14:56And have fun, and always remember to mind Nettie.
01:14:59She's your ma and do what she says.
01:15:01We'll miss the train.
01:15:04Up you go.
01:15:09Goodbye.
01:15:10Goodbye.
01:15:13Up, straight in.
01:15:18Goodbye.
01:15:30All aboard.
01:15:40Goodbye.
01:16:10Goodbye.
01:16:40Goodbye.
01:17:10Goodbye.
01:17:40Goodbye.
01:18:10Goodbye.
01:18:40Goodbye.
01:19:10Goodbye.
01:19:15Nick.
01:19:23Wait for me in the car.
01:19:34Better give me that.
01:19:41Why didn't you come in today like I told you?
01:19:43I had things to do.
01:19:45Sent your family to the country.
01:19:47Oh, so that was one of your guys at the station.
01:19:51Well, when you didn't show up, I started worrying about you.
01:19:54I'll do my own worrying.
01:19:56Nick, our man lost you to about an hour ago.
01:20:00I came as soon as I heard.
01:20:02I'm sorry, but I've got to take you in.
01:20:05Take me in?
01:20:06For what?
01:20:07For protection.
01:20:08I'll protect myself.
01:20:09It's him or me now.
01:20:10Nick, I can't connive with murder.
01:20:13Yours or his.
01:20:14Look, if it's me that gets him, it won't be murder.
01:20:17It'll be self-defense.
01:20:18You're wrong.
01:20:19We haven't got a thing on Udo now.
01:20:21He's acquitted.
01:20:22If you kill him, murder is what any jury will call it.
01:20:25Use your head, Nick, and you'll be safe.
01:20:27Yeah, but my wife and kids won't be safe.
01:20:30What makes you think you'd go after them?
01:20:32Rizzo's mother.
01:20:34Well, we'll take care of your family, too.
01:20:36You mean you'll lock us up for the rest of our lives?
01:20:39No.
01:20:40Only until Udo makes his next mistake.
01:20:42Until he knocks somebody else off.
01:20:43Until he does anything.
01:20:45Nick, he's a three-time loser now.
01:20:47All we've got to do is catch him with a gun on him,
01:20:49and we can send him up for life.
01:20:50And suppose he don't make a mistake?
01:20:52He didn't the last time.
01:20:54You made the mistake.
01:20:56You had a perfect case, and he beat you on it.
01:20:58You couldn't even kill him.
01:21:00He's nuts, and he's smarter than you are.
01:21:02Well, sooner or later, he'll trip himself up.
01:21:04They all do.
01:21:05You've got to trust me, Nick.
01:21:07I'm through trusting you, the police, or anybody but me.
01:21:10There's only one way to get Udo, and that's my way.
01:21:14Even if you were right, I couldn't take the responsibility.
01:21:17I'm sorry, Nick.
01:21:18You're under arrest.
01:21:19On what charge?
01:21:21You've got to have a charge.
01:21:25I'm sorry, Nick.
01:21:27On what charge?
01:21:32Violation of parole is enough.
01:21:36Well, I guess that's that.
01:21:41That's better.
01:21:43It won't appear on your record.
01:21:45You came to us for protection.
01:21:57Come on.
01:22:28I don't think we have any tables tonight, Mr. Bianco.
01:22:31I'm not looking for a table. Does Tommy Udo here?
01:22:34No.
01:22:36Thanks.
01:22:37I'll see you again.
01:22:39I wouldn't come back if I was you.
01:22:47I'm sorry.
01:22:49I'm sorry.
01:22:51I'm sorry.
01:22:53I'm sorry.
01:22:55I'm sorry.
01:22:57I'm sorry.
01:23:24Remember me?
01:23:25Yes.
01:23:26I got a date here with Tommy Udo.
01:23:28Udo isn't here.
01:23:30That's okay. I'll come in and wait for him.
01:23:32Udo isn't here.
01:23:57How do you do?
01:23:58Udo. How are you?
01:24:00Fine.
01:24:26Hello.
01:24:40Mr. D'Angelo.
01:24:41Nick, where are you?
01:24:42We got a general alarm out for you.
01:24:44Never mind that.
01:24:46I found Tommy Udo.
01:24:47Yeah? Where is he?
01:24:49I told you, we're gonna play this my way.
01:24:51Now, you listen to me.
01:24:52Udo's my job. You keep out of this.
01:24:54Take it easy, Mr. D'Angelo.
01:24:55The only reason I'm calling you is that I may need some help.
01:24:58Now, get this.
01:24:59I want you to come to the 37th Precinct Police Station.
01:25:02Bring some men with you from Homicide.
01:25:05If my plan doesn't work, I'll be calling you there.
01:25:08How long will it take you to get uptown?
01:25:10About 20 minutes, but Nick...
01:25:11I'll give you a half hour.
01:25:13When you get to the police station, sit tight and wait for my call.
01:25:1937th Precinct.
01:25:2537th Precinct.
01:25:48Hello.
01:25:49Oh, hello.
01:25:50You are too late to eat, mister.
01:25:52We close at 12.
01:25:57I'm looking for Tommy Udo.
01:25:59He's not here.
01:26:05Tell him Nick Bianco wants to see him.
01:26:07You wait. I'll see if anyone knows where he is.
01:26:22Come in.
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01:28:00CHAPTER 22
01:28:07Hello, Tommy.
01:28:09Where are the big men?
01:28:11My pal.
01:28:14They tell me you've been looking for me.
01:28:17I had to talk to you, Tommy.
01:28:18Go ahead, talk. I'm listening.
01:28:20I'd like to talk to you.
01:28:23Not these characters.
01:28:24You're crummy stooly wimp.
01:28:25We can't stew anything.
01:28:29My pal wants to talk to me.
01:28:32Go on, beat it.
01:28:49Okay, pal, what's on your mind?
01:28:54I've got to square myself with you, Tommy.
01:28:56There's nothing to square.
01:28:58You're my pal.
01:29:00You're smart, too.
01:29:03I didn't know how smart until I saw you in court.
01:29:07You fooled me.
01:29:09And that takes a big man.
01:29:12Yeah, a big man.
01:29:14Okay, play it straight, Tommy.
01:29:16I squealed on you.
01:29:18You've got a right to be sore.
01:29:23What are you going to do about it?
01:29:24I ain't going to do nothing.
01:29:26You did nothing to me.
01:29:27They quitted me, didn't they?
01:29:31We're going right on being pals, you and me.
01:29:35We're going to have some fun together.
01:29:38Lots of fun, just like we used to.
01:29:41You've got a wife and kids, ain't you, pal?
01:29:47Yeah.
01:29:49They're going to have some fun, too.
01:29:52I'm going to enjoy meeting your family.
01:29:55Lay off of them, Tommy.
01:29:57Why, huh?
01:29:58Kids like to have fun.
01:30:01I'm going to have some fun, too.
01:30:03I'm going to enjoy meeting your family.
01:30:05Lay off of them, Tommy.
01:30:07Why, huh?
01:30:08Kids like to have fun.
01:30:10We'll all have some fun together.
01:30:14You and me and your wife and your kids.
01:30:21From now on, lots of fun.
01:30:23I'm telling you, lay off of them.
01:30:27Is that all you've got to say to me?
01:30:29Okay.
01:30:32I thought you'd listen to reason.
01:30:35But if it's trouble you're looking for, you're going to get it.
01:30:39Leave me and my family alone.
01:30:42Or maybe I ain't through singing.
01:30:47What of it, pal?
01:30:48I'm clean, they can't try me twice on the same rep.
01:30:51No.
01:30:52Not on the Larry Young job.
01:30:56Maybe I know some other tunes.
01:31:00When we were together, you told me a lot of things.
01:31:04You got your eyes full of smoke and you talk plenty, just like the squirt that you are.
01:31:09You talk your fool head off and I ain't forgetting any of it.
01:31:15You gave me enough to burn you a hundred times over if I can get the other witnesses to back me up.
01:31:20And you even gave me a pretty good idea where to look for those other witnesses.
01:31:24You ain't carrying anything in your pocket, Tommy.
01:31:27You're dumb, but you're not that dumb.
01:31:31You'd get life if they found a gun on you.
01:31:38Now remember this.
01:31:41Touch my family and you'll hear singing like you never heard before.
01:31:49Go on, beat it.
01:31:51Peddle your papers.
01:31:53Go on, blow!
01:32:01Luigi!
01:32:02Yes, sir.
01:32:03Yes, Mr. Yudo.
01:32:04This is my pal, Mr. Bianco.
01:32:06He's a big man, biggest man in town.
01:32:08I want to show him what I think of him.
01:32:10I want you to give him your deluxe short dinner.
01:32:12But, Mr. Yudo, the kitchen is closed.
01:32:14Then open it, you squirt.
01:32:17Yes, sir.
01:32:19Luigi.
01:32:20Yes, sir.
01:32:21Luigi.
01:32:22Yes, sir.
01:32:23Luigi.
01:32:24Luigi.
01:32:25Luigi.
01:32:26Luigi.
01:32:27Luigi.
01:32:28Luigi.
01:32:29Yes, sir.
01:32:31Yes, Mr. Yudo.
01:32:35Nothing's too good for my pal.
01:32:38Deluxe short dinner and a bottle of that good wine, got it?
01:32:41Yes, sir.
01:32:43Yes, Mr. Yudo.
01:32:44Right away.
01:32:48Enjoy yourself, big man.
01:32:51Enjoy your dinner.
01:32:54Everything's on me.
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01:35:54What's the matter? Don't you want your dinner?
01:36:20You made it yourself.
01:36:41You'll keep this as a souvenir, and in case anybody asks you, remember I gave it to you.
01:36:50Thank you.
01:37:14What's the matter, big man? You turned yellow. You used to do your own shooting.
01:37:18You should be dead, Johnny.
01:37:21You squirt!
01:37:49Get an ambulance.
01:37:57Nick.
01:38:19Did you get him?
01:38:22And alive.
01:38:24Thanks, Nick.
01:38:31Sometimes out of the worst comes the best.
01:38:35Mr. D'Angelo got what he wanted.
01:38:38Nick got what he wanted.
01:38:40And I got all I ever wanted.
01:38:43I got Nick.
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