Blastoff. 180.
200. Good Housekeeping seal of approval.
210. US government certified.
220. Lunar trajectory.
Junk-of-the-month club. Sirloin steak.
230. Grade-A poison.
Absolute dynamite.
89 per cent pure junk. Best I've ever seen.
If the rest is like this, you'll be dealin' on this load for two years.
- It's worth the half million? - How many kilos?
- 60. - 60 kilos...
Eight big ones a kilo, right? This stuff'll take a seven-to-one hit on the street.
By the time it gets down to nickel bags, it'll be 32 million.
Thank you, Howard. Take what's left there with you and good night.
Uh-uh. Not that one. The little one.
- I guess we got a deal, huh? - What we got here, Sal, is a test.
A deal for half a million dollars? Maybe.
Maybe?
Come on, the guy's in a hurry. He wants the bread. He wants to go back to France.
This guy's not gonna play games. Look, he's one of the shrewdest cats I ever come across.
What am l, a schmuck? What's the hurry?
He could see a couple of shows, visit the top of the Empire State Building.
Don'tjerk me, Weinstock. I spent a lot of time settin' this one up.
So what do you want, a badge? This is your first major-league game, Sal.
One thing I learned: move calmly, move cautiously, you'll never be sorry.
Look, I've been damn careful up to now.
This is why your phone lines are tapped and the feds are crawlin' all over you like fleas.
- He'll take the deal somewhere else. - Let him take it and find out how easy it is
to put together a half a million in cash. There's no hurry to do this kind of business.
The stuff is here! We can make the switch in an hour!
Look, I'm tellin' you, he'll split if we don't move.
This guy's got 'em like that. He's everything they say he is.
What about you, Sal? Are you everything they say you are?
That son of a bitch.
Thank you.
- Hello? - This is Doyle. I'm sittin' on Frog One.
Yeah, I know that. We got the Westbury covered like a tent.
The Westbury, my ass! I got him on the shuttle at Grand Central.
Now what the hell's goin' on up there?
I make him comin' out of the hotel. He was free as a bird.
What the hell are you talkin' about?
Yeah, well, uh...
Listen, I don't care how many bartenders you got that are sick.
No, I'm not workin' thatjoint.
That's right. Same to ya, buddy.
Can I get a grape drink?
Watch the closing doors.
Son of a bitch!
Hi. Can I have a round-trip ticket to Washington?
- Cash or charge? - Cash.
Cash is $54. Please print your name on both tickets before you board the plane.
- Bye-bye. - Bye-bye. Have a nice flight.
- Yes, sir? - Round trip to Washington.
- So? - So everything's goin' great.
Terrific. Beautiful.
I'll need a few more days, though.
The boys think we oughta cool it for a while, just to make sure there's no heat.
You must take me for an imbecile.
Why do you think I asked you to meet me in Washington?
I haven't spent five minutes in New York City without the company of a policeman.
Look, I'm levellin' with you. I need a little more time.
My people think we oughta find a better time to make the switch, that's all.
It has to be by the end of this week.
Look, Charnier, you gotta be reasonable.
It's your problem.
Well, it's your problem, too.
So nice to have seen you again.
We found a set of works on the kid driving the sports car.
- His girlfriend's in the back. She's dead. - Give the car a toss.
- I say we keep sittin' on Boca. - Jimmy, give it up. It's all over with.
If there was a deal, it's gone down by now. We blew our warrants and we blew our cover.
Listen, I know the deal hasn't gone down. I know it. I can feel it. I'm dead certain.
Last time you were dead certain, we ended up with a dead cop.
Break it up! Will you two break it up?
Stop it! Hold on to yourself. What's the matter with you?
Jimmy, you wasted two months on this. No collars are comin' in
while you're runnin' around town jerkin' off! Now go back to work!
You're off special assignment!
Get down! Get out! Get outta the area!
Leave her alone! Stay away! Leave her alone. There's a sniper up there!
Stop that man! He's wanted by the police!
- What's the next stop into the city? - 25th Avenue.
Hold it!
Police emergency. I need your car.
When am I gonna get it back?
For Christ's sake!
Hold it! Stop! Halt!
- Don't stop. - But...
- Don't stop or I'll kill you. - I gotta stop in the next station.
Touch the brakes and I'll blow you in half.
- What's goin' on? - I don't know. Sit down, buddy. Relax.
Coke! Coke, you all right?
Hey, Coke, you all right?
Don't answer.
Hey, Coke, you all right?
- Get back. - Relax.
Keep going.
You're not gonna get away with this. Put the gun down.
Get back!
- Come on, now. - I said get back!
Stop!
Hold it!
Let's get outta here!
Come on, come on. Shake your ass.
Can't seem to find the damn ticket.
- Where's the guy? - He's gettin' my car. He's in the back.
Thank you.
- Can I help you, sir? - Yeah.
- You got your ticket? - I must have dropped mine.
What kinda ticket did you have?
He's in the brown Lincoln. Foreign plates.
He's walking towards Front Street.
Got him. Angie's parked over here in the LTD.
Cute. You stay with her. We're gonna sit on the Lincoln.
The car's dirty, Cloudy.
We're gonna sit here all night if we have to.
What time is it?
Ten after four.
- Huh? - Ten after four.
That's the third time those guys have been around.
All right, let's hit 'em. Hit 'em!
Freeze!
Nobody move! Put your hands in the air!
Stay right there. If you move, I'll blow your fuckin' head off.
- What the hell's that? - What are you doin'? Turn around.
Who's the boss here? Who's runnin' this outfit? You are? What are you doin' here?
- Just runnin' around. - Who sent you down here? Don't talk back.
- What are you doin' here? - We saw the car.
We was breaking down the tyres. That's all it was.
Lock 'em up.
Come on, come on!
Nothin' but a bunch of lousy spic car thieves!
- Nothin' there except a New York City map. - Are you bullshittin' me?
That car's dirty.
Take it in and tear it apart.
Tear it out.
Nothin' here, Jimmy.
This is all solid.
There's nobody been under that car since it came from the factory.
That thing is clean.
I don't buy that, Irv.
The stuff is in that car.
Well, you find it. I can't.
Enfiin on ne va pas passer la journée ici. Ca fait deux heures qu'on est là.
Soyez patient.
Look, the car was lost sometime last night.
First they send us to Pier One, then here. Then what?
Why did you park the car down by the waterfront?
You're staying in midtown Manhattan and you lose the car by the Brooklyn Bridge?
Monsieur Devereaux is scouting locations for a film for French television.
He probably left the car to look at something.
We were told by the police commissioner that the car was brought to this garage.
- I demand its immediate return. - You have to be patient.
We get four or five hundred cars here a day.
Monsieur Devereaux is an important guest of this country.
He is working with the absolute cooperation and participation of your government.
Here are his credentials from the French consulate.
Unless you wish to see this in his film, I suggest you locate the car immediately.
You're in a no-smoking area, sir. Would you please extinguish your cigarettes?
What was the weight of the car when you got it, Irv?
4795 pounds.
You sure?
That's what it was. 4795 pounds when it came into the shop.
Owner's manual says 4675.
That's 120 pounds overweight.
And when it was booked into Marseilles it was 4795.
That's still 120 pounds overweight. Jimmy's gotta be right.
Listen, I ripped everything outta there except the rocker panels.
Come on, Irv. What the hell is that?
Shit.
Son of a bitch.
All right.
I got it for you, Randy. Itjust came in from downtown.
- Who's Devereaux? - I am Mr Devereaux. Why?
I'm sorry, Mr Devereaux, but we get a lot of cars here and it's hard to keep track...
- You mean the car is here now? - Oh, yeah. It's right outside.
They stole it right off the street from you, huh?
Goddamn. You're gonna have to pay the towing charge, you know.
I was told these things happen in New York, but one never expects it.
Yeah, well, that's New York. Is this your first trip over here?
Yes. Where's my car, please?
It's right over here. You're lucky this time. It's in perfect shape.
Not a scratch. You must lead a charming life.
Henri.
Je vous attendais.
Let's go!
I wouldn't be surprised if I'd been followed.
- Listen, I'll see you at Pop's tonight. - OK, babe. Take care.
They got the bridge blocked off!
This is the police. You're surrounded.
Come out with your hands up!
This is the police. You're surrounded.
Give 'em the gas!
Hold your fire!
Stop!
They're comin' out! Hold your fire!
Popeye. It's me, it's me.
Frog One is in that room.
Drop it!
Mulderig.
You shot Mulderig.
The son of a bitch is here. I saw him. I'm gonna get him.