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I've been in a lot of places since Pearl Harbor.
I like something about every one of them. Even Vegas.
But there's only one city I miss.
General Batista had been running the country for almost 30 years.
But this was 1958.
We weren't paying attention to the rebels in the hills.
All we knew about Havana was...
... the lights in the Prado never went out...
... and you had a damned good chance of having the time of your life.
Check.
Bet $10.
$10, ra. Ise $20.
You guys know something I don't?
- Ra. Ise $25. - Come in.
Sorry, Captain, but Tony the bar boy saw some guys breaking into the cars.
Wa. It a m. Inute. What was your bet?
- See you and ra. Ise you $25. - I told them they cannot do that.
But they say they're SIM and they can do what they want.
- $25? - Take your time, Captain.
Christ. Look, I call.
I'll be right back.
- What the hell. Is SIM? - S-l-M. Military intelligence.
Batista's gestapo.
This is an American ship, so as you're concerned, it's American soil.
- There are arms on this ship. - Have you found arms on this ship?
Here's the license number. Maybe we'll have to detain the ship in Havana.
You can't hold a ship because of one solitary pistol.
That deck is off-limits except to the crew.
You're violating every international maritime law there is...
...and unless you can show me a search warrant...
...I'm reporting you to the US Embassy.
We've been adv. Ised there's contraband on this ship.
Advised by who?
Just because your military can't control some kids throwing...
It's mine.
- This your car, sir? - You copied the wrong plates, amigo.
That's my gun. Why? Is there a problem? Want to see my perm. It?
It's prohibited to bring weapons into Cuba.
Could we talk about this outside?
- I'm sorry for the fuss, Captain. - After you, sir.
Okay, everything's settled.
Just relax. Have a nice time. Have a Christmas drink on the house.
Mrs. Duran?
Marion Chigwell.
We met the last t. Ime I was. In Havana at Nettie Greenfield's.
Of course. Hello.
I don't know if Nettie told you.
I'm writing an article on Caribbean cuisine for Gourmet Magazine.
Really?
She said you know a woman who has the best cook in Havana.
What w. Ill happen to that man who owned the gun?
They'll probably give him a hard time.
- Can I buy you a drink? - Thanks, no. Excuse me.
It's no joke, my friend. It's a very serious offense.
I see no permit here, sir.
Maybe I got it right here.
Maybe I need a new permit.
Come on, guys. It's Christmas Eve.
We are no longer. Issu. Ing perm. Its, señor.
The fresh air woke me up. Tell me about your article.
See if you like this.
- I'm crazy about it. - A pinch of ground coffee.
Another for the lady, por favor.
What were you do. Ing states. Ide?
- Palm Beach parties? - No, just...
Just last minute Christmas shopping?
$300.
That's a lot of money.
Could you excuse us? There's a guy really sick in here.
Use the one downstairs, please. Thanks.
- $400. - You just sa. Id $300.
- You're ungrateful. - Okay, I...
...make. It $350.
$500.
It's a kind of picante sauce. It's extraordinary.
- Wa. It a m. Inute, man. - What?
Where's my gun?
You go out on the deck, and look over the railing...
...way over.
He uses fresh cilantro instead of parsley.
I'm so sorry. Excuse me again.
Dance, Sailor?
You look surprised. Don't women ever ask you to dance?
Not women as beautiful as you.
Thank you, sir.
And the ones that do usually find it easier than you did.
What?
I said all that fuss over one little gun.
They got a tip, they say.
- Is that the end of it, you think? - End of what?
- The searching. - Probably not. Why?
- Bringing in something you shouldn't? - Perfume.
That's going the other way. Smells good, though.
It wasn't your gun, was it?
- Excuse me, miss. I've got some friends... - $500.
- No, thanks. - I haven't told you...
Okay. What?
- It's silly, really. - Is it?
Because you don't seem silly to me.
Let me guess.
You want to drive your car off the boat but you've suddenly developed a problem.
Come here.
You can't be doing this for a living. You're lousy at it.
I'm not doing it for a living.
People know you in Havana?
I live there. I'll pay whatever. It takes. $600.
$800.
You really want this, don't you?
W. Ill you do. It?
It would be against my principles, if I had any.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
The way it works is half now, half later.
That way I won't run away with your "perfume."
The Lido.
Pardon me?
Where I'll take your car.
Fine. I'll see you at the casino at 10:00 for...
The payoff.
Thank you.
Want to tell me what k. Ind of car, or should I just try them all?
A green Town and Country.
Mine's a Cadillac convertible.
Naturally.
Swell.
Please get out of the car, sir.
- What's. In the boxes? - What?
What's. In the boxes?
- Probably hand grenades. - Open them.
- Take a couple for the kids. - Thank you, sir.
Jack.
- Ramos, where's the story? - How are you?
Right here, interviewing your fellow Americans.
It's amazing. No one is afraid.
Should we be?
You don't take any of this seriously, do you?
I know. It's like pesos to you.
Or any foreign currency.
If it's not an American dollar, it's worth nothing.
Jack, I'm telling you we are in the middle of a revolution.
This revolution is real.
It's too early for this bullshit. Have you seen Joe Volp. I?
- Never mind. - Welcome back.
How are you? You ought to check your messages.
I've been trying to reach you for a week.
I've been putting together a stake. Can't run a game without one.
It's off. There's no game to run.
Mike McClany on two, Joe.
- Later. - You're kidding, right?
Nobody's interested in high-stakes poker right now.
We got a I. Ittle confus. Ion go. Ing on down here.
You mean the revolution?
There should be a lot of loose money, people cashing out.
You know what they do?
They give their wives money, buy holy statues.
The wife shoves a few grand up St. Anthony's ass and flies to Miami.
- Forget poker. - Langan's down three, wants three more.
I'll tell you something I learned in the Pacific.
Nothing like some gunfire to stimulate a little action.
Is that right? Somebody blew up an ammunition dump last night.
- See any big players? - They're there.
They're not playing. They don't smell blood. I thought we had a deal.
They're not playing 'cause they don't know what'll happen.
They're sweating out there. I can smell it. This is exactly the time to set up a big one.
You just got off the boat. These people have what we call factions.
One group wants this guy, the other wants their guy.
Meanwhile, this Castro is broadcasting shortwave from the mountains.
Talking insurrection. Change, he's talking about.
Change what? They don't know what they want.
That's why they'll play. They can do something about it.
You want to play poker, play poker in your apartment.
The players I'm talking about...
...they don't walk up three flights.
I can make this thing happen.
They'll walk around the tables. It would heat things up. A big game.
Nice shoes, Jack. New?
There are other places.
Not really. Meyer still runs this town.
Think it over, Joe.
But don't take too long. The revolution might go away.
No more bets.
Twenty-two, black.
Place your bets, folks.
Gonna bet seven, right?
That's what people usually bet when they don't bet their birthdays.
This way you lose also. It just takes longer.
Nineteen, red.
I got it. Never mind. I got it. Sorry.
Cigarette lighter, cigarettes...
...passport, US, wallet.
- Want a da. Iqu. Ir. I? - Ginger ale, please.
Ginger ale and a daiquiri.
Let me give you your money.
Here's the parking ticket and...
Six, seven, eight. It's all here.
Aren't you impressed?
You think I'm just a jerk trying to pick you up?
- Why should I change my m. Ind, Mr... - We. Il.
You can call me Jack. And what's your name?
Millicent Smith.
No, it's not.
What do you do, Mr. We. Il? Are you a magician?
Ann...
Shirley no, not Shirley.
- Catherine. - Roberta.
What are the rad. Ios for, Bobby?
- Did you think I wouldn't check? - A worthy cause.
Worthy enough to get me stuck in a Cuban jail?
Yes.
Are you some kind of fanatic?
Thank you for helping.
- Green Town and Country for the lady. - Yes, sir. Thank you.
- I'd like to see you again. - I told you. I'm married.
No, you didn't.
I'm sorry. It was unintentional.
That's too bad.
This isn't like the States. People fool around here.
I think it's the climate.
I keep a place here. A small flat.
It's in one of the old buildings. A lot of charm, discreet.
You're very straightforward, aren't you, Mr. We. Il?
I can be suave.
Believe me. But I figure you know a lot of suave guys.
I got no edge that way.
But how many crude guys do you know?
You are seriously beautiful.
Please.
It's very important that nobody know about this.
If it's important to you, it's important to me.
- I hope you know what you're doing. - I do.
Silk blouse, fancy car. Why do you need a revolut. Ion?
You did me a favor. I'm very grateful, but you're arrogant.
What do you really know about Cuba?
Who's. In charge and how to stay out of trouble. What I know about any place.
That's not enough.
Can I have that?
For luck.
- Do you believe in luck? - Nope.
I really have to go. Thank you.
I got a message for Joe Volp.i.
Th. Is. Is Jack We. Il. Tell him I'm out playing cards.
The ante is dos pesos.
We're play. Ing stra. Ight draw.
You bluffed me, man. I know it.
What's the word for "bluff" in this language?
Bluff is the word.
It'll cost you a grand.
I'm in.
All for you, amigo. Also some coffee, when you get a chance.
It's Baby Hernandez.
So what they say is true, Jackie?
- What? - That you'll play anywhere.
Anywhere they'll have me. You in?
Deal. I got to make a call.
Deuce, trey. Possible straight.
Nine to five, office hours. Pair of ladies.
Four of clubs. Suicide king.
Seven and three belong to me.
Ladies bet.
I w. Ill bet $300.
I'm in.
Good action. Congenial surroundings.
It's all I ask for.
- I got impatient. - You're in no position.
Got your attention, though.
I always said if you thought about anything but snatch and poker...
...you'd be a remarkable man.
Look at those poor sons of bitches.
They'll trade in that schmuck Batista for what? Some other schmuck.
What do you th. Ink, Joe? You worr. Ied?
You know they spit on Nixon in South America?
They sp. It on the V. Ice Pres. Ident of the United States.
And The New York Times thinks Castro's Jesus H. Christ.
Younger than me, Castro.
Okay. You can run one game at the Lido. Ten percent rake, the way we said.
That's not enough.
I want more, Joe.
I've played every Elk's club and Moose hall in America, Joe.
I remember every hand of every game...
...and now I want a shot, one shot...
...at a game I could never get near before...
...with guys who don't even think how much they're playing for.
I want the house to back me. I want you to talk to Meyer.
Yesterday you were begging to run a game. Now you want to get bankrolled?
- Didn't I save your life during the war? - I was. In Vegas.
I would have.
What. Is th. Is? I don't th. Ink I remember you.
Funny thing happened to me last week, Joe.
I realized I wasn't going to die young.
This is the time for me.
Right now. And this is the city.
You're a little tired, Jack. One game, the way we said.
We'll see how that goes.
One world at a time, my friend.
I find an old-fashioned strongman like Batista sort of charming, funny.
- To us that joke is now stale. - But who is he? Castro?
Just a voice on the radio. Is he a Communist?
What. Is a Commun. Ist? In Russia, Communism is boring.
Bring it to the Caribbean. Cha-cha-cha.
By the way, it's the daiquiri here and the mojito at the Conuco.
Felipe.
Hi. Do you speak English?
- All the time. - I told you he was American.
- L. Isten. We can't dec. Ide. - What you want. Is a da. Iqu. Ir.i.
Daiquiris. Dos.
- And what if I don't like it? - You will.
My name's Jack We. Il, by the way.
I'm Diane...
...and she's Patty.
Down here marlin fishing?
Merry Christmas, señoritas.
- Your first trip to Havana? - Where's the story?
These two beautiful flowers are the story.
Welcome to Hem. Ingway's favor. Ite bar.
We know. We hoped we'd see h. Im here.
I'm Diane and she's Patty.
Hello. He didn't tell you?
Tell us what?
Son of a gun. That's so like you, Ernie.
Ernest Jack Hemingway.
- Where's the beard? - He's traveling incognito.
Hello. I'm Marion Chigwell. I write for Gourmet.
How are you? Hello.
Were you on the Key West ferry a few nights ago?
- Was I wear. Ing a beard? - No beard.
Hey, what about Castro and them? Is all this dangerous?
Excuse me. Nice meeting you.
- Ladies. - Shoving off?
I still have three restaurants to try before midnight. I'll see you.
- You think he's a fruit? - He's lying about something.
Okay, let's start at a place where the tourists don't drink.
- Want to try a moj. Ito? - Sure. I want to try everything.
All right.
- How about you, Diane? - I'm Patty.
Right, just testing you. Want to try everyth. Ing, too?
I sure hope so. See the guys at the end of the bar?
Dressed in white. They're Batista's secret police.
S-l-M. SIM.
What do they want?
They want to keep something from happening.
That'd be too bad.
My God.
- It's Duran. - What?
It's Arturo Duran.
Is he a friend of yours?
I know his family. He's a doctor.
I met him once.
They say he's been in the mountains, meeting with Castro.
I think he's a very important man in the resistance.
Are we going to eat here or what?
- Who's the woman? - That's his wife.
Hello.
It's been a long time. Do you have a moment?
For you? Are you kidding?
- Good evening. - Señora Duran.
I didn't know your husband knew Jack We. Il.
- Yes. - I'm Diane and this is Patty.
Sorry. Ramos is okay...
...but he's a reporter, after all.
- Yeah. - You don't know who I am, do you?
Just that Ramos gets all choked up when he talks about you.
You know Latins.
I wanted to thank you for what you did. My wife says you were amazing.
Can you have supper with us?
- No... - Of course you can.
Please.
It would make us very happy.
I think you will like the food.
- I've eaten here. - Mr. We. Il keeps an apartment. In Havana.
You spend a lot of time in Havana?
I come down here to play cards.
- Gambling? - I keep the gambling to a minimum.
- How do you do that? - By being good at it.
These guys in the shades they don't worry you?
Not so much. Not because I'm brave.
For Batista there are two classes of people in Cuba...
...the torturable and the non-torturable.
I come from a well-known family...
...an old one, rich.
Too rich.
I hope you know how important it was, what you did for us.
It's okay. I'll take your word for it.
You're a card player. A good one, I assume.
If I asked you to do something more...
No, I don't play cards for that. That's politics.
That's very American. Politics is what your life is all about.
- But you're not interested. - Not my life.
Everyone's I. Ife, Mr. We. Il.
Isn't politics just a kind of hope?
It's still politics.
What about fa. Irness?
I'm sorry?
As a gambler, doesn't fairness interest you?
Very much.
Outside of the casinos here, it's not so fair.
Children in the country die of TB.
And those that don't die, when they get hungry enough...
...they come to Havana and sell themselves.
- Some of us are trying to change... - You're mak. Ing Mr. We. Il uncomfortable.
I'm sorry. I'm being a bore.
You see, it's just that we have one objective in mind...
...to get rid of him.
You cannot do that nicely.
Please don't misunderstand me.
In fact, I'm fascinated by men like you...
...how you keep a kind of innocence.
Perhaps it isn't innocence at all. Perhaps Mr. We. Il...
...really doesn't give a damn.
I know politicians. I play cards with them.
And I love to because they're easy to beat.
It's the only place an ordinary man can beat a politician.
I think I ought to join my friends.
- It was good of you to take the time... - Why are they easy to beat?
Because sometimes in poker it's smarter to lose with a winning hand...
...so you can win later with a losing one.
And politicians never can quite believe that...
...because they want the power now.
I think you know more than you adm. It, Mr. We. Il.
Someone has to be responsible for changing things.
Maybe so, but I don't really feel qualified to decide who.
Then why did you help?
- It was a business deal. - Then why did you give back the money?
She told me the envelope was in her purse when she got home.
Perhaps you do believe in something after all.
Perhaps you believe . in beaut. iful women, Mr. We. il.
Blow job, americano señor?
Santos, how's it going?
Twilight of the gods, Jackie.
Well, well.
You're full of surprises. How do you know him anyway?
We went to jun. Ior h. Igh school together. I miss anything?
Having a good time, ladies?
It's okay, but...
- I want to see the real Havana. - Yeah?
- Where are the I. Ights? - Don't turn on the lights.
Snow Wh. Ite. Come here.
This is what you came down for, isn't it?
Patty, where are you?
Wh. Ich one are you?
Anejo and a cup of coffee.
Lost you last night.
You hear the one about the prostitute, the parrot and the pig?
A prostitute, a parrot and a pig are floating along in a raft.
And the...
The parrot says to the pig...
Do you want to hear this?
Taken in the morgue this morning.
SIM finally got him.
They say he tried to escape and they had to shoot him.
What d. Id he say last n. Ight? Anyth. Ing?
Was he worr. Ied? What d. Id he say?
He said he was non-torturable.
Right. So they just killed him.
Goddamn SIM.
Joe Volp. I has been look. Ing for you. He said he was able to arrange the party.
Varadero Su. Ite at the L. Ido.
Are you not telling me something I should know?
What about the w. Ife? What happened to her?
Newspaper says "disappeared."
Your husband was a fool.
But he was a Cuban fool.
You, I cannot understand.
This government is the protector of your class!
Tell me you understand that!
Do you understand that?
Are there others like you from the country club?
Tell me!
Perhaps you know them from the hairdresser or the yacht club?
What am I gonna do w. Ith you, señora?
The heavy hitter's Roy Forbes.
Canadian. Tin mines. Loaded.
- Who are the wrestlers? - Bodyguards.
One of our players is unpopular lately.
Colonel Menocal. Runs SIM.
Gentlemen. Who do you know, Jack? You know W. Illy?
Somebody said you were sailing off Venezuela.
You know Baby.
Roy Forbes, Jack We. Il.
- Captain. - Lieutenant. Faustino Coro.
Buy-in's a grand.
- Give me three. - Just gonna stick your toe in the water?
You're letting this bum in the game, Joe?
I let you in, Mike. Who the hell am I gonna refuse?
- Colonel Menocal. Jack We. Il. - Mucho gusto.
Colonel.
Table stakes. $20 ante. Dealer's cho. Ice.
We play. Ing aga. Inst Joe Volp. I's money or yours?
All mine.
In honor of you, Mr. Forbes. Canadian stud.
You know how to play?
Sure. Four cards straight. A flush beats a pair.
Okay with you?
Of course.
I seen your friend, Dante de Cenzo, in Miami.
Did he tell you I own this joint now?
Practically.
The feds made him sell. S. Ince the Kefauver...
...you can't own a jo. Int. In Vegas and Cuba.
Louder, Mike. The bugs may not have picked up every word.
- This is public knowledge. - It is now.
When you play poker you got to ante f. Irst. One of the main rules.
It's Christmas firecrackers.
- Ten bets. - It's getting to be like Shanghai.
I was there in '49.
It was sensational, but I stayed too long.
The Communists came in. I lost a fortune.
$50.
Trick is to get in and to get out.
Th. Is. Is not Shangha. I, W. Illy.
This is Havana, Cuba.
Any chance Mrs. Duran is alive?
Play poker, Jack.
Whose bet?
It's Jack's bet.
Wa. It, señora.
Surely you know something of value, something I can tell my colonel.
It would please him. I would be sergeant maybe.
Come in here, señora.
I want to show you something.
What can happen.
You see what can happen?
You know this pretty girl?
Her name is...
...Monica Eloy.
She's 17 years old.
She was a drama student at the university before it was closed.
She had a scholarship.
She made her own clothes.
She could sew very well, and she made her own clothes.
She made that dress.
I'll drown before I tell you anything more.
You'll die a corporal, you son of a bitch.
What am I supposed to th. Ink?
When you ra. Ised, I thought you had sevens back to back.
Now you want me to think you have hearts.
But then you wouldn't have checked.
$800.
Your eight.
Five more.
I'm out.
I think you're trying to steal it.
I have aces, my friend.
Four hearts beats a pair, right?
It's up to you, Mr. Forbes. Want to call. It a n. Ight?
You're too lucky, Jack, and I'm too tired.
It doesn't pay to underestimate you.
Mrs. Duran is being questioned by authorities.
- You're the authorities, aren't you? - Yes, I am.
Buy you some breakfast, Colonel?
- I assure you... - Sure.
- Everything satisfactory, Mr. Forbes? - Except for the losing.
Sandwiches were great.
Maybe we can make it more interesting for you next time.
I m. Ight try. It aga. In. See you, We. Il.
How'd it go?
You know how it went. I remember you now.
- You still play a decent game of poker. - You gonna talk to Meyer?
What were you do. Ing w. Ith the colonel?
- I was just curious. - Stop it!
If you want broads, pick them with better political affiliations.
There's a lot of foolish people in Havana these days.
Why'd you take a marker from the lieutenant?
He's a jerk.
You know it'll take a Cuban lieutenant 10 years to buy back his marker?
Joe, are you gonna talk to Meyer?
I don't know yet.
Rank has its privileges.
Boss goes home to sleep...
...and here you are.
- Is there something l... - Yeah.
This little marker.
Señor We. Il...
...it will take me a little time to... - Volp. I says 10 years.
- Well, no... - lf you're lucky.
Wh. Ich you def. In. Itely are not.
Till now.
First class.
By the time your boss wakes up, you're in a Miami hotel...
...sitting by the pool sipping a sloe gin fizz.
Why would I do that?
Because the political situation stinks down here.
And it's getting worse.
Because they'd pass you for promotion if you let a friend of mine out of here.
The woman you asked about?
American passport.
She shouldn't be here.
Nobody should be here.
And to pay for the sloe gin fizz...
...and dinner?
$2,000. Amer. Ican.
Do you have any friends where you can go?
I'd like to walk a little.
I'd like to get a cup of coffee and I'd like to walk a little.
Do you have a cigarette?
Here.
Could you eat something?
What'd they do to you?
What are you, a gangster?
Do I look like a gangster?
You can see the fish.
Listen, I don't know that this is gonna work or not...
- Where are you from? - I don't know. Philadelphia.
I have friends in Philadelphia.
I bet I don't know them.
I think we ought to get out of here.
- I'd like to walk. - Walk?
- Where? - Home.
I don't think you should go home.
Fried egg sandwich okay?
- I'm not hungry. - You will be. Sit down.
Go ahead.
What day. Is. It?
- Sunday. - Someone has to get to Santa Clara.
Why? What's go. Ing on. In Santa Clara?
Just before Santa Clara, Arturo's family has a finca...
...a country house...
...just this side of Santa Clara, sometimes the rebels use it. They don't know that...
Where are you from?
- I mean, where did you grow up? - Sweden.
I thought a Scandinavian country.
Do you have family there?
Are you in touch with them?
No. Christmas.
- It's Christmas now. - Not this Christmas.
You ought to be in touch with them.
You really ought to make a point of it.
So you came down here from Sweden? What? To warm up?
I was in California. I lived in California.
- Hollywood. - Hollywood!
You get around. What were you do. Ing. In Hollywood?
I saw Garbo when I was a kid.
Garbo?
Oh, right! Swedish!
She was in Camille with Robert Taylor.
- No kidding? - He was Armand.
He was so pretty. I wanted to meet him. So I...
I came to California to be an actress.
To be pals with Taylor. That's one way to do it.
You came down to Cuba from sunny California.
I came here from Mexico.
Hold. It. What happened to Cal. Iforn. Ia?
I married a writer. He was blacklisted, so we had to leave the States.
Commie?
I've known good ones, and I've known bad ones.
He wrote Westerns.
I I. Ike Westerns.
I don't know what they have to do with anything, but I like them.
He hated Mexico.
He started drinking, and then it was finished.
- I should have got some clean clothes. - We'll get you some.
How did it go for you in Mexico? I mean, did you get any acting jobs?
I did.
I was always la gringa.
My favorite was when I played the daughter of a mad scientist...
...and he replaces my brain.
He replaces my brain with the brain of a gorilla.
And my sweetheart doesn't know this, but...
...he comes to the lab one night and he says:
Querida, ¿qué pasa? Te comportas de un modo bastante raro.
And I go:
I met a lot of nice people in Mexico. I met Arturo.
In the past seven years I've spent maybe 10 days in the States.
What's. It I. Ike these days?
Dodgers moved to L.A.
Giants moved to San Francisco.
And you can see yourself on television in front of the RCA building.
See?
Do you want to go back?
I can get you a seat anytime. Anywhere.
I don't think it's safe for you here anymore.
Why are you do. Ing all th. Is?
For old time's sake.
Do you want to rest for a while?
I'd like to take a shower.
It's over there.
He almost did it.
We were so close.
I'm sorry.
He was a good guy.
Yes, he was.
You have no idea.
He said...
...he'd like to play poker with you sometime.
I'd rather take a nap in here.
- Here. I'll close the shutters. - No!
That's why I like it.
You don't have to stay.
I live here.
Would you put on a record?
Congratulations. Meyer's interested.
Forbes has a couple of heavyweight Canucks coming from Montreal.
Something wrong?
- Nothing's wrong. - Good.
Be at Meyer's party tonight. He want's to get a look at your face.
With any luck, I can set this up in a day or two.
Get there around 11:00. Meyer won't be there before then anyway.
What's th. Is?
- What are you up to? - What's go. Ing on?
It's a simple question.
What are you up to?
Looking for the big one, just like everybody down here.
Only this time you did a favor for a woman.
I was brought up that way.
You know she's political, this woman?
- And she's also beautiful. - Beautiful women are all over Havana.
This one's exceptional.
$2,000 is high.
Even if she's exceptional, it's high.
First class seats are difficult during the holidays. Don't waste them.
Come on, Colonel!
She's pretty. I did her a favor. That's it. What do I want w. Ith a revolut. Ionary?
- Do you think I care about this stuff? - But you need to care.
You need to, because your father didn't manicure his nails and neither did mine.
My old man coughed up his lungs in the cane fields.
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