Foxy Lady Cocoa is out to take down her mobster boyfriend.
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00:01:06They're waiting for you. Are you ready?
00:01:12Coco's always ready.
00:01:14But I ain't move until I get some decent clothes.
00:01:17Now, I thought I made that perfectly clear.
00:01:39Hey, I gave you $200 for some clothes.
00:01:42Where'd you get these at Goodwill?
00:01:44Decent clothes is what you asked for.
00:01:46And decent clothes is what you got.
00:02:03Alphonse King.
00:02:06What's this bit of calling yourself Coco Delonge?
00:02:11Everybody's got his thing to do, Sergeant.
00:02:13Well, I sure don't envy you boys at the Attorney General's office trying to look after this hot piece of
00:02:17cheese.
00:02:20Turning state's evidence in a Harlem racketeer don't lend a living very long, does it?
00:02:24Well, what the hell does?
00:02:25Christ, if you don't die of cancer or a heart attack, you go through the windshield of your car.
00:02:29Hmm.
00:02:30Well, she's got a mouth.
00:02:31For sure.
00:02:33Look, she's in here only for contempt of court.
00:02:35Well, so if she's got such a big mouth, how come she wasn't willing to testify against her boyfriend before
00:02:40now, huh?
00:02:42Like running half the rackets in Harlem, New York, and trying to buy a piece of Reno, Nevada.
00:02:46It's two different things.
00:02:48She knows you guys are going to get them sooner or later.
00:02:50So why should she keep taking the rack for?
00:02:52Can't see why some people want to stop a little honest enterprise just because it's black.
00:02:57The man's a racketeer.
00:02:58He doesn't exactly do everything legal, Lieutenant.
00:03:01The things they're trying to nail him for are not my idea of honest enterprise.
00:03:06So you never heard of racketeers in Nevada before now, huh?
00:03:11Besides, they can't prove anything on this kid.
00:03:13All he's doing is the same as groups who send in a white guy to buy a house for a
00:03:16black family in Beverly Hills.
00:03:17Now, what the hell's wrong with that?
00:03:19Well, if it was my neighborhood, I wouldn't like it.
00:03:23Is that all I have to sign?
00:03:25Don't get upset, Lieutenant.
00:03:27All you need now is the body.
00:03:29What a body.
00:03:31Yeah, yeah.
00:03:36What's the hold-up?
00:03:51You ready?
00:03:53Yeah.
00:03:54And who are you?
00:03:55Lieutenant Ramsey Miller.
00:03:58Attorney General's office.
00:04:00But for your protection, you just call me a Ramsey.
00:04:04Sounds cozy.
00:04:06Yeah.
00:04:07Let's go.
00:04:11One-up.
00:04:13One-up.
00:04:22Eight-up.
00:04:26One-up.
00:04:27One-up.
00:04:27One-up.
00:04:28One-up.
00:04:47A year and a half without even committing a crime.
00:05:02Lady Coco, where have you been? Come out and meet the people. Welcome back to the game of life called
00:05:09Pop Goes the Weasel.
00:05:17Strange, you smile just like a child delivered from all evil. Don't you hear that drummer playing Pop Goes the
00:05:26Weasel?
00:05:27Get in the back of the car, Coco.
00:05:31You smell that, Lieutenant?
00:05:32I don't smell anything.
00:05:34It's the smell of pine and balsam. It's the smell of freedom.
00:05:37Let's go.
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00:09:25Won't you satisfy, pop, pop, pop, go the weasel.
00:09:49Hey, sir, may I help you?
00:09:51Mr. and Mrs. Cornell.
00:09:56Yes, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell, reservations have been made for you.
00:09:58Will you place sign in?
00:10:03Do you have room 1010?
00:10:06Your baggage, please.
00:10:10Uh...
00:10:13It's on its way.
00:10:17Front.
00:10:23I'll take the keys, sir.
00:10:25Okay.
00:10:25312th.
00:10:3026th?
00:10:31$1.
00:10:40Oh, no.
00:10:41We're going now.
00:10:43$1.
00:10:45Yep.
00:10:52$1.
00:10:53$1.
00:10:54All right.
00:11:27Good afternoon, sir.
00:11:28I'll take this.
00:11:44Is there anything else I can do for you, sir?
00:11:45No, that's it.
00:11:49Let's see.
00:11:52All right, let's go, boy.
00:11:53I don't overdo it.
00:11:56Hey, is this the biggest you could get?
00:11:58It's big enough for you, little lady.
00:12:00You're only going to be here one day.
00:12:01Well, in that case, I'm going to need a few things.
00:12:04Yeah? What kind of things?
00:12:05You know, little girl things.
00:12:06Hair stuff, nail stuff, perfume stuff, that kind of number.
00:12:10Okay, later.
00:12:12Now.
00:12:12Okay, later.
00:12:13I don't want it tomorrow. I want it now.
00:12:15All right, all right.
00:12:16Tell Egg Yo-Yo I want some conversation.
00:12:19When Coco talks, everybody talks.
00:12:27I'll be back in a while, Doug.
00:12:28And don't open the door to anybody but me.
00:12:37Lots of luck, Dougie Poo.
00:12:44Lots and lots and lots and lots of people.
00:12:58Okay.
00:12:58And go, look.
00:12:59I can't do it.
00:12:59All right, all right.
00:12:59You don't want it.
00:13:01I can't do it.
00:13:06Give it to me.
00:13:06That's all right.
00:13:06Oh, let's do it.
00:13:09You don't want it.
00:13:09You don't want it.
00:13:28I hate Martin.
00:13:33Let's get it straight.
00:13:34My job is to make sure you get to the hearing in the morning.
00:13:37Now, I can think of a lot of things that I'd rather do than play nursemaid to you.
00:13:41But as long as it has to be this way, we can make it easier on ourselves.
00:13:45You'll cooperate. Okay?
00:13:47Hey, we the man of duty.
00:13:49I don't need your old protection.
00:13:51The Attorney General thinks so.
00:13:53The Attorney General? He don't know his ass from a hole in the ground.
00:14:02I'm hungry.
00:14:06Tell me what you want.
00:14:23Well, I think I'll have some vichyssoise, some escargot, asparagus with hollandaise, cream spinach, and some mashed potatoes with butter.
00:14:33Lots and lots of butter.
00:14:36Chateaubriand.
00:14:38Wine.
00:14:39Some strawberry shark cake.
00:14:41Two strawberry shark cakes.
00:14:42With tons of whipped cream.
00:14:44And a milkshake.
00:14:46Where do you want me to send the body?
00:14:52Ha-ha.
00:14:54Just order it. I'll eat it.
00:15:00Hey, my man, you're gonna have to do something about this confusion and walk. I can't eat my strawberries with
00:15:04this staring me in the face. Now, one of them has to go.
00:15:07The strawberries would be easier.
00:15:08You're right.
00:15:14No, you're not right. Strawberries are aesthetic, but this painting's a fuck-up.
00:15:18You see, the basic difference between abstract, modern, and traditional art is a quality in time, not value.
00:15:23That's Percival Reed's London art critic in his book, Understanding Art, published in 1963.
00:15:32You want the strawberries or not?
00:15:34Yes. Emphatically, yes.
00:15:36But that excuse for art lesson's gotta go.
00:15:41See if they've got a medigliani. That would go just great with my strawberries.
00:15:48Who knows? She might be right.
00:15:57Who knows? It's a beautiful man.
00:16:07Do you like that?
00:16:08No, I can't see.
00:16:11There's no good job.
00:16:12That's great.
00:16:12Where do you like to have a��니 camera?
00:16:14Let's go with me.
00:16:14Let's go with you.
00:16:14I'm going to ask you.
00:16:14I'm going to ask you.
00:16:18You're getting to get the first word.
00:16:19You're so angry.
00:16:19I'm going to ask you.
00:16:23I'm going to ask you.
00:17:15I brought some of the things he wanted.
00:17:19Fingernail polish, eyebrow crap, that sort of thing.
00:17:22Well, my man, I didn't know you were hip to that sort of thing.
00:17:24When you get to be my age, you ain't learned that you ain't gonna.
00:17:28There's something I wanted to ask you, Ram.
00:17:33Well, don't sit there chewing it. Spit it out.
00:17:38This is an important job, right?
00:17:40Very.
00:17:40When that little broad spills what she knows to the grand jury,
00:17:43it's gonna blow the lid off half the rackets on the East Coast,
00:17:46especially Eddie, and him and a lot of other creeps
00:17:48will be leaving this country like a Sunday morning Christmas rush.
00:17:51Yeah, well, that's just it.
00:17:52I mean, if this job is so important, why'd you pick me?
00:17:56Because you're a good man.
00:17:57Oh, don't bullshit me, Andy.
00:17:58I mean, you got no black officers in the DA's office,
00:18:01so you come across town and you get one off the beat.
00:18:03But why me?
00:18:04I mean, why a patrolman instead of a detective with some experience?
00:18:09The captain said you had a good record.
00:18:11Anyone who couldn't handle himself on a beat like yours.
00:18:14You mean in the ghetto?
00:18:15It's a tough place.
00:18:17Down there, you have to think for yourself, and that's what I want here.
00:18:20Don't worry about it, though, Doug.
00:18:21I checked you out all the way.
00:18:23You work hard.
00:18:25Ain't nothing glamorous about our work.
00:18:26It's simple duty.
00:18:27But you're like me.
00:18:29You know how to do it.
00:18:31You trying to tell me we're brothers, Ram?
00:18:33God, I don't give a damn
00:18:35whether you're black, green, orange, lemon, or banana.
00:18:38You've got character.
00:18:40You're the one I wanted.
00:18:42And besides,
00:18:44you can run faster than me.
00:18:47You got that right, Buster Brown.
00:18:50Look at this shit!
00:18:51What?
00:18:52This is not right, the excuse for a dress.
00:18:54That's what.
00:18:56You want another one?
00:18:57Spare me, Ramsey.
00:18:58With your taste, you'll probably bring back something from a serious catalog.
00:19:01I got a chick into the hotel.
00:19:02I thought you just went to do that.
00:19:03No, I had to.
00:19:04You know it.
00:19:13Yeah, who is it?
00:19:14A room service, sir.
00:19:16Your order from the kitchen.
00:19:17Good afternoon, sir.
00:19:21And a very good afternoon to you, sir.
00:19:32Voila!
00:19:34On your feet.
00:19:39That'll be all.
00:19:39You can just leave it here, okay?
00:19:41Well, I hope you enjoy it, sir.
00:19:43Well, he'd better,
00:19:44because he's certainly going to have to eat it.
00:19:46Say what?
00:19:48What?
00:19:58Well, you didn't ask me if I liked it.
00:20:02Well, do you want it or not?
00:20:03No, I changed my mind.
00:20:05Would the lady care to reorder?
00:20:07Yes, she would.
00:20:09Yes, she would.
00:20:09You see, after a hot shower, one needs something light, like a royal Caesar's salad with a light wine.
00:20:16Zinfandel.
00:20:16Well, after a hot shower, but of course, Caesar's salad, Zinfandel.
00:20:30I mean, it's really not healthy, you know.
00:20:32What ain't healthy about it?
00:20:33Eating hot things after a hot shower.
00:20:35It slows down the body process.
00:20:36Makes your skin flabby.
00:20:37You see, the vital juices in animal spirits are directly affected by the amount of sustenance
00:20:42invested into the corporal body.
00:20:45René Descartes is in his autobiography in 1630, published in 1938.
00:20:49He was a French philosopher, and he once said, anybody...
00:20:52All right, all right.
00:20:54I believe you.
00:20:59Get in this salad.
00:21:00Oh, right away, sir.
00:21:10I'll see you later.
00:21:42You know, the trouble with most of us is we ignore our instincts.
00:21:45You take liver.
00:21:46If you don't like it, you shouldn't eat it.
00:21:47If you don't like spinach, you shouldn't stick it in your mouth and tell yourself it's good for you.
00:21:50You'll probably choke on it.
00:21:52Take cigarettes, for instance.
00:21:55If you like tobacco, you should smoke it.
00:21:57Everything you want to do is not necessarily the best thing for you.
00:22:00Doctors say smoking causes cancer.
00:22:02Oh, doctors.
00:22:03You ever see a doctor live past 60?
00:22:05You tell a doctor you got health insurance, and to get paid, he'd take out every fucking organ in your
00:22:11body.
00:22:12What's so funny, don't you believe me?
00:22:15That's just it.
00:22:17I do.
00:22:20I remember when I got it in Nam.
00:22:22Nam?
00:22:23Yeah, in Vietnam.
00:22:25We were on patrol in one of those dinky little villages.
00:22:28I don't remember the name of the place.
00:22:31I got stupid, stepped in a hole with a tiger trap in it.
00:22:35A bunch of bamboo spikes, and I tore my leg off.
00:22:40By the time they got me back to the base hospital, this doctor thought gangrene had set in.
00:22:45He wanted to take my leg off.
00:22:47I told him if he touched my leg, I'd blow his head off.
00:22:53I'd rather die than be a cripple.
00:22:59Well, sounds stupid to me.
00:23:01I'd rather live myself.
00:23:04Forget it.
00:23:05I don't think you'd understand anyway.
00:23:07What's to understand?
00:23:09So a soldier loses an arm or leg or whatever.
00:23:11You ever think of what you people do to people when you're busting for a traffic ticket, possession of a
00:23:15little grass?
00:23:16You don't just take away an arm or leg.
00:23:18You take away the whole freedom.
00:23:19And you wonder why people are always screaming, fuck the pigs.
00:23:22I think you've got your values a little mixed up.
00:23:25A soldier has no control over his destiny.
00:23:28The people you're talking about do.
00:23:31Freedom's just another word for love.
00:23:33Janis Joplin, Columbia Records, 1971.
00:23:38This ain't gonna get it.
00:23:40I want in my day's freedom to have some time out.
00:23:43That's what was promised me.
00:23:44And that don't mean a mental jerk-off between you and me.
00:23:47Okay, what do you want to do?
00:23:49I want to get out of here.
00:23:50I want you to take me back downstairs to that dress shop so I can buy something.
00:23:54I can't do that.
00:23:55Oh, not to worry.
00:23:56I won't be any trouble.
00:23:58I just want the fun of putting on a new dress.
00:24:00I got my orders.
00:24:02Fuck your orders.
00:24:04You're paranoid.
00:24:05Obey your orders.
00:24:06I almost got your leg blown off.
00:24:08Hmm.
00:24:15I just want to feel like a woman again.
00:24:17And I won't be any trouble.
00:24:19Now, why don't you break down and have a heart?
00:24:22Pigs don't have hearts.
00:24:24Remember?
00:24:25And you creeps ain't got no honor either.
00:24:28Now, I want what was promised I could do and have and say what I please.
00:24:30Remember?
00:24:32Within limits.
00:24:33Limits, my ass.
00:24:34It is the unwritten bylaws of the American cop-out creed.
00:24:38I only regret that I have but one cop-out to give for my country.
00:24:42Nathan Hale, 1776.
00:24:45And they hung his ass.
00:24:47I think you've got your quotes a little mixed up.
00:24:50Forty feet with that bull, Buster Brown.
00:24:53Will you stop calling me that?
00:24:55It'd save yourself a lot of trouble if you just let Coco have what they promised them.
00:24:59Well, that's not the way I read the orders.
00:25:01What did they do, huh?
00:25:03What did they do?
00:25:04Take away your think machine when they say shit, you stupid grunt!
00:25:10Get your clothes on.
00:25:14Really?
00:25:15Yeah, really.
00:25:17Oh, wow.
00:25:19Wow, are we gonna have fun?
00:25:21We're gonna have a good time.
00:25:22And I'm gonna look so pretty.
00:25:24Oh, thank you, Mr. Feliceman.
00:25:26Thank you so much.
00:25:29Don't thank me.
00:25:31Thank the tiger, Trent.
00:25:35And remember, no trouble, right?
00:25:38Then I'll be good.
00:25:41And another thing.
00:25:43No more philosophy, okay?
00:25:45Philosophy's just another word for discretion.
00:25:47John Sheldon, 1615.
00:25:50And no more bad language.
00:25:53Yeah.
00:26:04But, madame, surely you're not your order from the kitchen.
00:26:09Voila, Caesar salad.
00:26:11Yes, but it's not spaghetti.
00:26:13But, madame, you ordered the Caesar salad, you see, with the Zinfandel wine.
00:26:19You made a mistake there.
00:26:20And I know just what you did.
00:26:22When I said spaghetti, you thought of Caesar.
00:26:24So you bought me a salad instead of pasta.
00:26:27But I forgive you.
00:26:28It's a natural mistake.
00:26:30Come on, then.
00:26:31But, sir!
00:26:32That's okay.
00:26:33I forgive you, too.
00:26:34Oh, you forgive me, too.
00:26:36Oh, that is wonderful that you forgive me.
00:26:38You are so no!
00:26:39You are so you!
00:26:43Put it under.
00:26:45It's got six.
00:26:46Hit it.
00:26:54Get away.
00:26:55Come here.
00:26:55Put it under.
00:26:57Get my money.
00:26:59You know you got lucky that time.
00:27:03Okay.
00:27:04You gonna play at all?
00:27:05Do it again.
00:27:06Get up.
00:27:07Get over the car.
00:27:08Get back.
00:27:15Hit it.
00:27:15She's got a chin. I hate her.
00:27:20Look!
00:27:26Oh, when you're watching that.
00:27:32Little greenie, yeah.
00:27:37Whip it on me.
00:27:39Yeah, how much?
00:27:45What are you doing now?
00:27:51Voila.
00:27:52You're not splitting tens.
00:27:56Can she do that?
00:27:59Mark her for 80, please.
00:28:0180 dollar marker.
00:28:03Can she do that?
00:28:05Got it.
00:28:12Hello?
00:28:18Say the lady.
00:28:20When you're hot, you're hot, honey.
00:28:22Woo-hoo-hoo.
00:28:24More money?
00:28:27Okay, one more time, my man.
00:28:30Wait a c-coco, wait a...
00:28:37Be kind.
00:28:51Hello.
00:28:52Got you.
00:28:55We got you.
00:28:56Blackjack.
00:28:57Play the lady, sweet cake.
00:28:59How's hot you must be?
00:29:00We played that one good.
00:29:01I played it good, you dummy.
00:29:03Try again?
00:29:04No.
00:29:05Be greedy.
00:29:06You can't be pushy in this life.
00:29:07You gotta take your...
00:29:08Give me all this for me, please.
00:29:10My 20 dollars?
00:29:11No, this is...
00:29:13It's for my man, Ray.
00:29:14Thank you, Karen.
00:29:15Just have a good life with it, honey.
00:29:17Thank you, honey.
00:29:18Come on, we got shopping, honey.
00:29:20You gotta buy me some new clothes.
00:29:23Come on.
00:29:24Come on.
00:29:37What happened here?
00:29:38What the hell is happening here?
00:29:38You wouldn't believe this.
00:29:39Well, that broad's gotta be the luckiest, stupidest broad I've ever seen.
00:29:42She made every numb place.
00:29:47Yes, ma'am.
00:29:48Can I help you?
00:29:49Yes, I want to buy some clothes.
00:29:50Anything special you'd like to see?
00:29:52Yeah, everything.
00:29:53No, um...
00:29:55I would like to see that dress there in a size five.
00:29:57I think the one in the window is a five.
00:29:59Hmm.
00:30:00How about that, Dougie?
00:30:01You didn't win that much money.
00:30:05Oh, would you have a cute pair of pants and a nice little top for me?
00:30:08Yes, I'll bring it in to you in the fitting room.
00:30:10Okay, thanks.
00:30:10Straight ahead.
00:30:11Okay.
00:30:12Faye, would you please...
00:30:21Can I help you?
00:30:22Yeah, my chick would like...
00:30:24I mean, my wife would like to...
00:30:26Uh...
00:30:26Honey, you tell her.
00:30:27Some night clothes.
00:30:29Surely.
00:30:29I have just the thing for you.
00:30:31Come with me.
00:30:33Newlyweds.
00:30:39Hey, how you doing, buddy?
00:30:41What's happening?
00:30:42Just getting married?
00:30:44Uh...
00:30:45Yeah.
00:30:45Yeah, me too.
00:30:47Can you believe it?
00:30:48I'm living with her for three years and we never wear a stitch of clothes.
00:30:52And now we get married and she gets shy and she wants to wear night clothes, man.
00:30:55Can you dig that, brother, man?
00:30:58It's kind of silly.
00:30:59Oh, man.
00:31:00Right on, brother.
00:31:01Hey, by the way, my name's Arthur Orwell.
00:31:03And I'm Chicks Marie.
00:31:06You can just call me Artie, buddy.
00:31:09My name's Doug and my wife's named Coco.
00:31:13Oh, Coco.
00:31:14I like that.
00:31:16Oh, that's nice.
00:31:18It looks beautiful on you.
00:31:21I'll be back in just a minute.
00:31:22In the meantime, try this on.
00:31:24Okay.
00:31:25And finally decided to make it legal.
00:31:27And what the hell if it doesn't work out?
00:31:29Reno's only 30 miles away, buddy.
00:31:31All right.
00:31:33Are you staying in the hotel?
00:31:35Uh, yeah.
00:31:36Right on.
00:31:37That's two.
00:31:38That's hip, ain't it?
00:31:39Hey, do you like this?
00:31:40On you.
00:31:41But I don't look good in orange.
00:31:46Do you think he'll like this on me?
00:31:50Well, I was right.
00:31:52We just got married.
00:31:54We lived together for three years.
00:31:56I didn't dig it.
00:31:57That's the only way he could handle it.
00:31:59Oh, it's really strange now.
00:32:01Now that it's legal, I'm getting so scared all of a sudden.
00:32:05Not to worry.
00:32:07It'll work itself out.
00:32:08I don't know.
00:32:09Now that we have that piece of paper,
00:32:11I'm getting so insecure around him.
00:32:13Just chomp around on your beaver, honey,
00:32:15and don't worry about it.
00:32:17You just get married, too?
00:32:19Yeah.
00:32:21Kinda.
00:32:43Yeah.
00:32:44Hey, Doug.
00:32:45Huh?
00:32:46What's that?
00:32:47Where?
00:32:48There.
00:32:48Bold in your pocket.
00:32:52Oh, how beautiful.
00:32:54What a shiny thing.
00:32:55Surprise.
00:32:56Bold new.
00:32:56Coco, you didn't.
00:32:58Oh, well, they'll never miss it.
00:33:00Just wanted to get the swing of things here.
00:33:02Huh.
00:33:03Huh.
00:33:05Hey.
00:33:06Finished all your shopping?
00:33:07Yeah, did good.
00:33:08Me too.
00:33:09Yeah, she nearly finished off the bankroll, I'll tell ya.
00:33:12I didn't, honey.
00:33:13No, she really didn't.
00:33:14So what are you guys doing tonight, man?
00:33:16We don't know yet.
00:33:17Oh, wow, man.
00:33:18There's a great band in the dining room.
00:33:21Well, we don't know.
00:33:22Oh, come on, Coco.
00:33:23Why don't we all have dinner together tonight?
00:33:24I don't know, really.
00:33:26Oh, please try.
00:33:27It'll be a lot of fun.
00:33:29It's no fun eating all alone.
00:33:31Sorry, honey.
00:33:32Yeah, thanks a lot.
00:33:35Well, uh, we'll see you later, okay?
00:33:37Oh, come on.
00:33:37Want us to meet ya?
00:33:38No, don't bother.
00:33:39Maybe we'll go see you later.
00:33:40Uh-huh.
00:33:41I can dig it.
00:33:42It's the same scene as our pet man.
00:33:45Right on, brother.
00:33:53Where are you going now?
00:33:54Well, if you must know, I'm going to shit, shower, and shampoo.
00:34:09Okay, it's all set up.
00:34:11It's going down the stairs.
00:34:14Everything's going.
00:34:16Don't walk too quick.
00:34:20Okay.
00:34:33I'm gonna get on the stairs, too.
00:34:36Let's go.
00:34:36It's filet, man.
00:34:36I'm gonna go, God.
00:34:36We've got some stuff, man.
00:34:36Here we go.
00:34:36Let me go, God.
00:34:36Let me go.
00:34:37Let me go.
00:34:38Let me go, God.
00:34:40Let me go.
00:34:40You're gonna go.
00:34:41Let me go.
00:34:42Let me go.
00:34:47Hello.
00:34:49How's it going, Ramsey?
00:34:50Smooth.
00:34:52Is the little bird in your golden cage?
00:34:55That little bird's got a mouth on her like a hawk.
00:34:59Well, take good care of her.
00:35:01She's a valuable piece of property.
00:35:03Jim, I ain't lost one in 18 years.
00:35:06And I don't intend to have anyone pluck her feathers.
00:35:10Well, stay with it.
00:35:12Yeah.
00:35:21Hey, I got a problem.
00:35:25Doesn't everybody?
00:35:28What's your problem?
00:35:29Well, I can't get this on my back.
00:35:33So?
00:35:33Well, would you?
00:35:45It feels good, too.
00:35:48Wait a minute.
00:35:52There.
00:35:53Now you can get all of it.
00:35:56Who does this for you when I'm not around?
00:35:59It doesn't get done.
00:36:01How many showers have you taken today?
00:36:03Not enough.
00:36:05Did you ever try to wash the stench of a prison off of you?
00:36:08A hundred baths wouldn't be enough.
00:36:11You seem to have had it pretty comfortable.
00:36:13Sure, they can buy you frills, but they can't buy freedom.
00:36:18It's like a disease eating at me.
00:36:22I had to get out of there just one day.
00:36:25He should have known that.
00:36:27He?
00:36:28Eddie.
00:36:29How did you get mixed up with him, anyway?
00:36:32How does anybody get mixed up with anybody?
00:36:34He doesn't figure.
00:36:36You're hard outside, Coco.
00:36:39But I think you're soft on the inside.
00:36:42Why'd you prostitute yourself like that, anyway?
00:36:44Oh, prostitute my ass.
00:36:46It was fun.
00:36:47Besides, he was good to me.
00:36:49Besides, how else would I get a chance to get the kind of things he could get me?
00:36:51You know, clothes, jewelry.
00:36:54Respect, too.
00:36:55Some respect.
00:36:57He's just a cheap hustler.
00:36:59Cheap?
00:37:00He was only the first black man to buy into Nevada.
00:37:03How many black men you know buy into the cream?
00:37:06That's why they want his ass.
00:37:08They want?
00:37:10We want him because he's a criminal who defies the state laws of Nevada.
00:37:14Black hasn't anything to do with it.
00:37:16That's the biggest bunch of horse shit I've ever heard.
00:37:20Boy, they got you so brainwashed, it's pitiful.
00:37:24They wash you with everything except your blackness, but you sure damn will try hard enough.
00:37:28Coco, I don't think you're that stupid.
00:37:30You've got a lot to learn.
00:37:31Well, not your kind of lessons.
00:37:34Establishment bullshit.
00:37:36It's your yes, sir, Master Ramsey.
00:37:38Lift that barge.
00:37:39Tote that bell.
00:37:40Yes, sir, shit.
00:37:42Your black loyalty is a bunch of bullshit.
00:37:45At least he took care of me when I was in the joint.
00:37:47If you're so loyal, why are you testifying?
00:37:52Because I...
00:37:57You know I haven't been this close to a man, and...
00:38:00I know.
00:38:02No, you don't know.
00:38:04You don't know.
00:38:06It's like when the softest thing around you is a shower.
00:38:11And you've got to share that with a lot of other girls.
00:38:14And their bodies are bouncing and rubbing against yours.
00:38:19But after a while, you kind of like it.
00:38:26And at night, you lie awake in a hard time.
00:38:40You just toss, roll, and look around.
00:38:45Feel there's a hard pain aching between your legs.
00:38:50And it never goes away.
00:38:52It just continues on and on and on.
00:38:57And you lay on your back.
00:38:59Because if you lay on your stomach,
00:39:01those rough sheets you just rub against your breast
00:39:05drive you out of your mind.
00:39:08Fair enough.
00:39:10If that's all you're going to do.
00:39:13How long have you been in jail?
00:39:16Too long without.
00:39:17That's what you mean.
00:39:19Don't let me know.
00:39:22I can them out.
00:39:26This is a long time.
00:39:28I can't.
00:39:42Let's go.
00:39:48I'll talk.
00:39:54Hey, what's the matter?
00:39:58Doug, what's wrong?
00:40:00What's wrong?
00:40:02What's wrong?
00:40:05What's right?
00:40:07Tell me what's right about it.
00:40:10Doug, I don't understand.
00:40:15Better get dressed.
00:40:21All right, then. I'll get dressed.
00:40:24But I want to go downstairs for dinner.
00:40:27That's out.
00:40:28Out my ass. I want to go out for dinner.
00:40:30No way.
00:40:31I want to go out for dinner.
00:40:32That was part of my bargain.
00:40:34One free day to do as I please.
00:40:35You don't think I'd want these fucking clothes for the members of the committee, do you?
00:40:38It can't be done, Coco. It's too dangerous.
00:40:41Dangerous for you, but a necessity for me.
00:40:43Get the menu and order anything you want, but you eat it in the room.
00:40:46That's it.
00:40:47You just blew it, Buster Brown.
00:40:49This birdie ain't going to sing, so you just call your boss and tell him I want to go back
00:40:52to the slammer.
00:40:53But, Coco, be reasonable.
00:40:55Fuck you.
00:40:56I was better off in the slammer.
00:40:57At least I was first cab in there.
00:41:00Because any sort of that...
00:41:10Who is it?
00:41:11Ramsey.
00:41:17What bit you?
00:41:19Where's Coco?
00:41:20She's in the shower again.
00:41:22It's her escape.
00:41:23What the hell's happening here?
00:41:24She wants me to take her downstairs to dinner.
00:41:26That's all.
00:41:27Yeah, well, tell her that.
00:41:28I can do that, too.
00:41:31She copped out on us.
00:41:33What?
00:41:35She copped out on us.
00:41:39She wants to go back to jail if she can't get what she wants.
00:41:43Christ.
00:41:47It's a simple case of blackmail.
00:41:50Eighteen years on the force.
00:41:53And now this.
00:41:57I got retirement coming up, buddy.
00:41:59She's not going to fuck that up.
00:42:05Take her to dinner.
00:42:06I can't do that, Ramsey.
00:42:09What do you mean you can't do that?
00:42:11Well, I could control a situation like that.
00:42:12What if they tried to hit her?
00:42:13Hell, I'll be there.
00:42:15Well, that's not enough, Ramsey.
00:42:16What if somebody...
00:42:16What's with you?
00:42:18You fall in for this broad?
00:42:20No.
00:42:23Look, I just don't want to see her get killed.
00:42:25All right.
00:42:27All right.
00:42:28We got the other choice.
00:42:30We take her back to jail.
00:42:32Either way, we've lost what we started out with.
00:42:41It's never an easy business, Doug.
00:42:50Hello.
00:42:51Dinner always.
00:42:53Hello.
00:42:57Hey.
00:42:58I'll be with you nice boys in a minute.
00:43:06I'm going downstairs.
00:43:10I still don't like it, Ram.
00:43:11There's no other alternative.
00:43:13I want to check the place out and make sure there's no creeps around.
00:43:15Now, what time do you plan on taking her down?
00:43:19Half hour, right?
00:43:20Right.
00:43:21Then relax.
00:43:22My instinctive nose tells me there's nothing to worry about.
00:43:25Nobody knows she's here.
00:43:28See you later.
00:43:33See you later.
00:44:07What do it be?
00:44:08Plain soda water.
00:44:10Indigestion's killing me.
00:44:12Got it right here.
00:44:26Man, that feels good.
00:44:36Seen any funny-looking people around?
00:44:38Nope.
00:44:40Who's he?
00:44:41He's probably in on the junket.
00:44:44Where?
00:44:45Sicily?
00:45:02Pardon me, but I seem to know you.
00:45:04I can't place the face.
00:45:07Cleveland.
00:45:07Never been there.
00:45:11I'm from San Francisco.
00:45:15I'm sorry.
00:45:16I thought you were someone else.
00:45:17Oh, stick around.
00:45:18I'll buy you a drink.
00:45:19No, thanks.
00:45:20I don't drink.
00:45:21It's bad for my complexion.
00:45:26Bitch.
00:45:27Bitch.
00:45:31Bitch.
00:45:32Bitch.
00:45:35Bitch.
00:45:39Bitch.
00:45:39Bitch.
00:45:39Bitch.
00:45:40Alright.
00:45:41Bitch.
00:46:08Face.
00:46:21Hi. How are you doing? You look beautiful, lady. Oh, touch. I'm great. I'm glad you guys can make it.
00:46:29Great. Honey, honey, come here. Same as we're having here. They're great. I love them.
00:46:35I'd rather not drink. Well, I would. Don't you think you should eat something first? Uh-uh.
00:46:45It's been some time, you know. I know it.
00:47:03It's been some time.
00:47:04It's been some time.
00:47:15It's been some time.
00:47:21Oh. Oh. Man, it's popping.
00:47:25Wow. Hey, it really is. Hey, have you ever danced to Greek music, man? Oh, wow. It's something else. Speaking
00:47:32about something else, you guys want to come up to my room, man?
00:47:35Why? Oh, man. Did you smoke?
00:47:39Yeah. Beautiful. I got some of the best shit in the world, and it's from Turkey. Hey, uh, Dougie, uh,
00:47:46did you smoke, man?
00:47:49No. No. No, I don't smoke. Well, whatever's fair. Hey, Coco, let's go dance. Come on. I love it. Is
00:48:03that all right, Doug? No, I don't. Come on, Coco. Let's go dance, man. Okay. Okay.
00:48:20Let's go dance. Huh? Um, I don't think so. Let's go.
00:48:38Let's go dance.
00:49:07Hey, I gotta get to the little girl's room. Will you show me? Huh? I gotta get to the little
00:49:12girl's room. Will you show me? Sure.
00:49:32Hey, where are you going? Oh, to the ladies' room. Thanks. It's all right. With Marie. She's going with me.
00:49:38Come on, Marie.
00:50:00Hey, Marie, I've just seen an old boyfriend, and I've got to talk to him without Doug knowing. You haven't.
00:50:05You cheating on Doug already? He's too cute.
00:50:07No, it's nothing like that. It's just that I gotta let this dude know that's over. You know, the persistent
00:50:11kind.
00:50:11Yeah, don't I know.
00:50:15Women, man. Hey, listen, man. Relax. She's okay. Come on. Hey, you know, you can't be too possessive. We're only
00:50:24married to him. We don't own him.
00:50:26She makes me a little nervous running around like that. Hey, you gonna help him? Sure. What do you want
00:50:30me to do?
00:50:31I'm gonna get to a phone and page him. I'll go to front desk. Hell, why don't you come up
00:50:35to my room and telephone him?
00:50:36Then you can have complete privacy if you want him to come up and see you. Yeah, that's good. Okay.
00:50:42Come on.
00:50:44Come on. Hey, this one's the hot one. Come here. Oh, wow.
00:51:09Excuse me.
00:51:15Excuse me.
00:51:21Excuse me.
00:51:31What happened? Where'd you go? She just got into the elevator with the other girl. Where you going?
00:51:35I'm gonna ask her for the room number. No, no, no. I'll do that. You go up to our room
00:51:38in case they're headed up there. Go, go.
00:51:39I'll do it!
00:51:40I'll do it.
00:51:44Okay.
00:51:54I'll do it.
00:51:56Oh, my God.
00:52:26Oh, my God.
00:52:36Marie?
00:52:40Koko, Koko.
00:52:43Marie!
00:52:46Marie!
00:53:01Eddie!
00:53:03Oh, Eddie, what are you doing here?
00:53:06I thought...
00:53:08Oh, Jesus, when I saw Big Joe downstairs,
00:53:11I should have known something was going on.
00:53:15What are you doing here?
00:53:16Hey, look, look.
00:53:17After you've been locked away for a year and a half,
00:53:19you think I'm not going to take advantage of a chance like this to see you?
00:53:33Oh, Eddie.
00:53:38You know, you shouldn't be. I mean, you really shouldn't.
00:53:40Hey, now, look, look, woman.
00:53:43If my girl can take all those chances you've been taking for me,
00:53:45go through all that shit,
00:53:47well, I can take a few chances for you to make sure you're all right.
00:53:50You are all right, aren't you?
00:53:53Oh, yeah, I'm all right now.
00:53:54Yeah.
00:53:55I just wanted to get out of stinking joint and be back with you.
00:53:58Yeah, well, soon, baby, soon.
00:54:00You know, I spent over a hundred grand
00:54:01trying to get the courts to get off their butts
00:54:03and trying to make a decision on your appeal.
00:54:05And my people say it should be this month.
00:54:08Yeah, well, you tell them to hurry it up there.
00:54:10Yeah, well, I wish they'd hurry, too.
00:54:12I just can't stand that place.
00:54:14It just messes with my mind.
00:54:16I'm not even able to see you
00:54:18blaming you, hating you, loving you.
00:54:21Not being able to tell you what I'm thinking.
00:54:23Hey, now, baby, don't.
00:54:24Oh, baby, please, don't do that.
00:54:27I'm here now.
00:54:30It just gives me the chills, Eddie.
00:54:33Then I had this brilliant idea
00:54:34to bullshit my way out of there
00:54:36by letting them think that I was going to testify against you.
00:54:40Boy, did they eat that up.
00:54:44I've been dining, dancing, new dress.
00:54:47Did you like it?
00:54:48Mm, yeah.
00:54:50On this day.
00:54:52You're too much, you know that?
00:54:55Ain't nobody else for me but you.
00:54:56You know that, don't you?
00:54:58Yeah, I just wish I could have told you.
00:55:00So glad you found me.
00:55:02You and those honey moors.
00:55:04Oh, well, I was a little confused.
00:55:07But you know me, baby,
00:55:08I always like to check things out,
00:55:10cover myself.
00:55:11Yeah, I know.
00:55:13I've been watching you.
00:55:14You have?
00:55:16Mm-hmm.
00:55:18It's a pretty good-looking company
00:55:19they got you traveling with.
00:55:21You mean Doug?
00:55:25You don't have to worry about him, Eddie.
00:55:27He's just a little boy scout doing his duty.
00:55:30Oh, yeah.
00:55:30You're the only man I know.
00:55:33Yeah.
00:55:34Well, baby, this boy scout,
00:55:36has he been asking questions about me?
00:55:38You know, wanting to know about my business.
00:55:40Cops are always talking.
00:55:42They always want to know something.
00:55:44But I didn't tell him anything.
00:55:46You didn't?
00:55:47Hell no.
00:55:48Why should I?
00:55:50Well, you know how tricky they can be.
00:55:52You know, maybe back up at the prison.
00:55:53Somebody, anybody, you know,
00:55:54asking questions about me,
00:55:56the things that you've seen me do
00:55:58since we've been together.
00:56:01Hey, Eddie.
00:56:03You know, like, I'm your woman.
00:56:05And I've been in that cell block
00:56:06for over a year protecting you.
00:56:09Now, I haven't.
00:56:11And I won't say anything.
00:56:17I know that.
00:56:18I know that.
00:56:18It's just that I was...
00:56:19It's just nothing.
00:56:22Now, I need you.
00:56:24And it's been so long.
00:56:25Yeah, I know.
00:56:26I know.
00:56:27I needed you, too.
00:56:31But there ain't no time now.
00:56:34Hey, now, look.
00:56:35You're going to be missed, girl.
00:56:37And you know I don't like to rush those things.
00:56:40Now, they're going to have everybody
00:56:41in the scout pack up here looking for you
00:56:42if you don't hurry up and get back to your room.
00:56:44But, Eddie, did you just...
00:56:47Soon, baby.
00:56:48Soon.
00:56:55Okay.
00:56:55Coco, I'm always close.
00:56:59Just you and me.
00:57:02Remember that.
00:57:04Okay.
00:57:05Okay.
00:57:06Okay.
00:57:35What's up, guys?
00:57:41We're out.
00:57:42We're out.
00:57:42We're out.
00:57:55Yeah, yeah, yeah, page him, please.
00:58:01Bram, yeah, they're not even registered in the fucking hotel.
00:58:04I just called a desk and never heard of them.
00:58:06What about Arthur?
00:58:07You lost him.
00:58:09What?
00:58:10No, she's not here.
00:58:12Okay, I'm coming right down.
00:58:41All right, little girl.
00:58:45Daddy?
00:58:53Oh, my God.
00:59:00Daddy?
00:59:03Daddy?
00:59:05Daddy?
00:59:06Daddy?
00:59:09Daddy?
00:59:19Excuse me, can I get my room through here?
00:59:21Sure, thank you.
00:59:49Hello, Operator, what's your page, Mr. Douglas Fuller, please?
00:59:52Something's starting to smell around here.
00:59:55Yeah, and I'm getting the same odor.
01:00:04This is Douglas Fuller.
01:00:08Hi, Doug.
01:00:09Coco.
01:00:11Where are you?
01:00:11Mom, you're in the room.
01:00:13Stay there, we'll be right up.
01:00:15She's up in the room.
01:00:15Come on.
01:00:38Excuse me.
01:00:40Would you like me to turn your bed down?
01:00:42Oh, no, it's all right.
01:01:04Oh, my God.
01:01:10Oh, my God.
01:01:11Oh, my God.
01:01:15Oh, oh, Amari.
01:01:31Why, why?
01:01:33I wasn't going to talk.
01:01:34I wasn't going to say anything.
01:01:36What?
01:01:36No, I wasn't.
01:01:39I wasn't going to testify.
01:01:43I should trust in me.
01:01:45Damn his black soul.
01:01:48I just wanted to get out.
01:01:52He was here, Doug.
01:01:53Don't get him.
01:01:54He was here.
01:01:55Here in the hotel?
01:01:57Yes.
01:01:58Whoever did this is probably in Reno by now.
01:02:02Not if I can help it.
01:02:03Don't be impulsive, Doug.
01:02:04You'll get reckless.
01:02:05Watch it, Ram.
01:02:07Get him, Doug.
01:02:08You get him.
01:02:38Hey, did you see a little redhead in the guy with long hair?
01:02:40Yeah, they went out to get the car out.
01:02:42It's crazy around here.
01:02:56Right on.
01:02:56Look, look.
01:03:01He's out.
01:03:02Hey, look.
01:03:03I won't get you.
01:03:05Hey, look.
01:03:06BP-S.
01:03:06Aimee接ge.
01:03:10Hey.
01:03:10Put him in the bank.
01:03:11Whoa.
01:03:11Whoa.
01:03:11Are they cooking?
01:03:12Aimee.
01:10:26Hey.
01:10:26Hey.
01:10:29Where you going?
01:10:32What happened, Doug?
01:10:33Did you catch them both?
01:10:34Arthur's out in the pool and she...
01:10:36He's in the bathroom.
01:10:38Marie?
01:10:39Marie?
01:10:39Some dude in drag.
01:10:41Shit.
01:10:42Well, come on.
01:10:43The lid's coming off here.
01:10:44And I want to get her down to the police station in Carson City where she'll be safe.
01:10:48So the vacation's over and I'd left word at the desk for you to follow us there.
01:10:52Well, let's get her out of here. Come on.
01:11:19Poor friends.
01:11:19And, uh, that watch...
01:11:22You got a little bit lost yet.�mousand.
01:11:47What do you think,
01:11:47Missston, is your friend of a police station? Oh yes.
01:12:03Coco?
01:12:05Coco, I'm sorry.
01:12:07Heard it don't have to be forever, and this one won't be.
01:12:10Especially if that car catches us.
01:12:12What?
01:12:16Oh, shit.
01:12:18Oh, Eddie must pay pretty well.
01:12:20These people never quit, do they?
01:12:22Can you lose them?
01:12:24Well, it's 30 miles to Carson City.
01:12:28Look, I'll drop you off around the next corner.
01:12:30Now, can you find some place to hide until I can bring help?
01:12:33Uh, yeah, I've got a friend that's got a boat at the marina.
01:12:37Slip 42, the Seagull.
01:12:40Got it.
01:12:41Hey, Ramsey, let me have you a gun.
01:12:43I got an empty one.
01:12:50What if they catch me?
01:12:52You've got a hell of a lot more padding than we do.
01:13:03All right, get ready.
01:13:09Now.
01:13:11All right.
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01:13:36What are you going to do now?
01:13:37It's too cold to walk, and I ain't swimming at Lake Tahoe.
01:13:39We have to walk.
01:13:53What are you doing?
01:13:54Shh, not to worry. You ain't there any boy scout around here.
01:13:57What?
01:13:58Shh.
01:14:00Oh, it pays to have a little train.
01:14:03Okay, I started to smother, let's see if you can drive her.
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01:15:40Oh, I hope this dinghy's got a hot shower.
01:15:47I think it does, but if it doesn't, I know what we can do.
01:16:21It's hot, huh?
01:16:22Yeah. Feel better?
01:16:24I will, I hope.
01:16:26It's been a pretty busy day.
01:16:28Yeah.
01:16:30Because everything changes so fast.
01:16:33But I understood, Eddie.
01:16:36You know, I could have turned him in a million times.
01:16:39Why does he think I'd do it now?
01:16:41Maybe he didn't know that.
01:16:43Yes, he did.
01:16:45He knew me.
01:16:47I never really knew him.
01:16:50You know, all those times in Harlem I've seen him in action.
01:16:57Cold, practical.
01:16:59I've seen him hurt people for far less than what he thought I was going to do.
01:17:02I thought he knew I was different.
01:17:06I was his woman.
01:17:08A businessman like him can't afford the luxury of sentiment.
01:17:14You're a nice man, Doug.
01:17:16Just doing my job.
01:17:22Is that all I am to you?
01:17:25Your job?
01:17:28Do you want me to commit myself?
01:17:30If you don't...
01:17:34I will.
01:17:35You know.
01:17:36I know.
01:17:54You...
01:17:59I don't understand.
01:18:00I understand.
01:18:02I don't know today.
01:18:03I don't know.
01:18:03I don't know.
01:18:04I'm not.
01:18:04I don't know.print�
01:18:05empez. Because I'm
01:18:25Oh, my God.
01:18:45Oh, my God.
01:19:10Oh, my God.
01:19:37Oh, my God.
01:20:01Oh, my God.
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01:25:25Oh, my God.
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