0:38 [Music] My name is Veto Scalleta. I was born in Sicily in 1925. That little guy is me. I'm standing there with my parents and my sister Francesca in front of our old house. I don't really remember too much about the old country except that we were pretty hard up. And then one day, my father decided it was time to move away, [Music] 1:20 [Music] away from Sicily, across the ocean to start a new life in America. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Never in my life had I seen anything as fantastic as Empire Bay. It was beautiful. [Music] On the other hand, I'd never seen anything filthier, more disgusting than our new [ __ ] hole of an apartment. The American dream 2:22 was more like a nightmare. My father started working at the port for the guy who arranged our immigration. It was backbreaking work and what little money he made mostly went towards booze. Eventually, my parents sent me to school. I had to learn English. I sure as hell was going to do that in a neighborhood full of Italians. That's where I met Joe. >> Come on, Peter. Hurry it up. We ain't got to all night. Over time, Joe and I got to be best friends. And since we were both poor and there wasn't much work around, oh [ __ ] we started a little business of our own. Freeze. Police. Stop. This way. Throw me to bed. Stop. Shoot. >> [ __ ] >> Okay, you bastard. Spread your legs and put your hands under. >> I'm sorry, Fo. >> Well, that one time it didn't work out so good. The year was 1943. America was 3:24 at war and the army was looking for guys who spoke the language to help with the invasion of Sicily. I was 18 and anything seemed better than jail. Who says you can't go home again? 3:50 >> Operation Husky. I was assigned to the 5004th parachute infantry on the 11th of July. We were supposed to be dropped over the southern coast of Sicily, but we got hit by flack and had to bail out way behind enemy lines. Only three of us made it. If it wasn't for the local resistance, we wouldn't have had a chance. So, when Muslim soldiers came into the town and started rounding everybody up, we decided to return fairly. 4:36 All right, Scalleta, take the shot. 4:47 Nobody split up. I'll take you on now. You are falling back. Let's move on me. [ __ ] 5:12 Corporal saying he has more troops headed this way. >> You and Williams take out that machine gun nest. Then find the prisoners. We're going to need every man we can get. >> Come on. Get through this thing. >> Looks like we found the machine gun. Watch it. We got a grenade still. Be a great [ __ ] time to use it. 5:51 You alive? >> Yeah, just about. Get off your ass and let's move it. >> Grab all the ammo you can carry. >> This might be our last chance. [ __ ] 6:14 on the stairs. Come on, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. Must have the prisoners upstairs. >> Clear the second floor. Scalleta, you take 6:39 Got him. >> The door's going kicking in. 6:58 >> [ __ ] Looks like we're going this way. Come on. 7:09 What the hell? [ __ ] [ __ ] This balcony isn't going to work. We got to keep moving. Get inside. Fellas on a show. Get inside. 7:33 Heat. Heat. 7:43 Take 8:22 foreign. 8:43 [Applause] 9:11 Don Caro. the head of the Sicilian mob. >> An entire garrison of troops surrendered that day. >> Why? >> Because he told them to 9:41 [Music] A few years later, the Nazis put a bullet in me. I was in the hospital for a bit. Then I got a month's leave so I could go home at least for a little while [Music] 10:24 over here. Joe. >> Hey, welcome home, buddy. >> How'd you know? >> I got my sauces. Come on, let's take a ride. Nice car. Comes with the territory. I know you're itching to get home, but first let's get a beer. >> Yeah, sure. 10:55 >> There it is. Empire Bay. Tell the truth. You miss it. >> Hey, does it [ __ ] in the woods? Not like this place ever done me any favors, but anything's better than a foxhole. What's with this shitty weather? >> They're saying this is the coldest winter on record. Papers say it's going to keep up like this for weeks. Don't worry, though. A drink will warm you right up. How long's it been since we had a drink together, Veto? 2 years. >> Almost three. Tony Selly's party, right? >> Come on, Veto. Come on. The last drink we had together was right after your romance funeral. Right before you shipped out. You remember? >> Ah, 5 minutes. So, we're already talking about my deadbeat father. Can we change the subject, please? >> So, tell me, pal, what was it like over there anyway? I kept reading the papers to see what was going on. And you know how much I hate Reed. >> Yeah, I know. >> You guys kicked Mussolini's ass, right? >> Uh, sort of. He had a little help from a guy named Don Ko. >> No [ __ ] Don Ko. I heard of him. >> Really? >> You bet. I know guys like him over here. 11:55 Wise guys. You work for them, you set. You [ __ ] with them, you die. Nice to see you've been busy. >> Yeah. And I heard you got a medal, right, from old man Patton himself. Whoa. So, you're a real war hero, huh? And then what? You screwed a couple of Sicilian brothers and came home. Yeah, right. The old country. Over here, you can screw anything with a heartbeat. No one gives a [ __ ] What a country. Here's to the US of A and to having you back home. Salude the Chindon. So, how come you're back? They let you out early for good behavior? Nah, >> I took a bullet a couple months back, spent some time in the hospital, and now I'm on leave. >> Wait, whoa, whoa. You mean you got to go back? >> What' you think? The war ain't over yet. >> You don't want to go back, do you? >> Of course not. But what can I do? >> One minute. Wait right here. 12:52 >> Hey, Jose. It's Joe. remember uh last week you know the guy the guy's name is uh Veto Scalleta. Thanks you. All right, I'll see you later. Okay, listen up. It appears that your injury is much more serious than it first appeared and the doctor say you can't fight no more. >> What? Oh, whoa, whoa. Did you just Like I said, I know people. You get all the official paperwork tomorrow. When it comes to the right stamps and signatures, it's just a question of money. >> You're kidding me, right? Ain't that a bit risky? It's me that could end up in a slammer, you know? And how am I going to pay for it? >> I got it covered. Think of it as a welcome home present. And don't worry, the documents will be clean. Trust me. >> Well, thanks. >> You're welcome, Kumu. You're like a brother to me. Now you can start thinking about what you're going to do next. >> Sure, but first I got to go home. 13:52 >> All right. You want a ride? >> No thanks. I want to walk around a little. See what's changed since I've been gone. >> No problem. Say hello to your sister for me. Come see me tomorrow. We got a lot to talk about. >> Can't believe you just got me out of the service. Thanks again. >> No problem. >> I'll catch up with you tomorrow. Here 14:21 we are. >> All right. Thanks. Keep the change. >> Hey, what's the good word? >> How you doing, soldier? >> A lot better now that I'm home. You >> You on leave or home for good? >> That's uh classified. So, uh, what's new around here? >> Tell the truth, not much. Everybody just wants the war to be over a little, and they're saying this is the coldest winter on record. Wish I had some good news for you. >> Yeah, you and me both. All right, I'll see you. >> Catch you later, buddy. >> Vo, is that you? >> Hello, Mrs. Uh, >> Vido, it is you. You look so handsome in that uniform. Your mother must be so proud. >> Uh, >> and what about poor Salvador Montto? 15:23 How is he doing? His poor mother was expecting him home a week ago. >> Yeah. Uh, Sal joined the Navy. I'm in the army. It's different. Why don't you come inside and have some tea with me, Vito? You could tell me all about it. >> Thanks, but I'm kind of in a hurry. I just got back and I can't wait to see my mother and Frankie. >> Such a pretty girl, that Francesca. It's a wonder she's not married yet. Well, say hello to your mother for me, Vito. >> Come on, Marie. Let him go. >> Yeah, we'll be right back. >> Forget it. you. He's not going anywhere. >> It's just one lousy beer. >> Crazy broad. >> That's what he said the last time. Then he comes home at 3 in the morning smelling like Jin and another D's. >> Hey Georgie, come on. You don't got to listen to everything your old lady says, do you? >> George isn't going anywhere. Now spring. 16:25 >> That crazy broads really got Georgia Georgie by the bolts, huh? >> Hey, more beer for us, right? Let's go. 16:40 I hope those are ours. Of course they're ours. >> Yeah, that's what everybody say. 16:52 [Music] 17:16 Hi, mama. I'm back. >> Vito, my boy, my boy's home. I thought I never see you again, Francesca and me. We wait. What's going on? >> We wait for you. >> Sit down. Sit down. You must be hungry. Vto. Francesca made you a special dinner. Zupa polo. It's good for you. >> Wow. Looks good. Frankie, >> it's a shame your papa didn't live to see this. He would be so proud. Vito. >> Yeah, sure. Vito, you know better. >> Sorry, mama. Sorry. [Music] 18:15 Amen. You should get some sleep. Your room is just like you left it. So, how you two been? Franny, what have you been up to? >> I still live here with mama. I got a nice office job. It pays the bills and I started paying off some of Papa's debts. >> Francesca, we don't want to talk about that now. How are you, Mandino? It must have been so terrible. I was so afraid. I prayed for you every day. >> I'm okay, Ma. I drove a Jeep most of the time. Sometimes I had a fight. 19:50 This ain't going to cut it. I got to find a place to stay. 21:12 So, you have to go back soon. >> Actually, uh, looks like I won't. Uh, Joe's taking care of it for me. >> Joe, you want to get into trouble again? >> Mama, would you rather me go back and get shot again? >> No. Exactly. >> Joe probably saved my life. >> Promise that you won't get in any more trouble with that, Joe. >> You know, your papa used to work for this man at the waterfront named Papa Lardo. He's in the union. You could talk to him. Work hard like you were your papa. Talk to him. Please promise me you go talk to him today. >> Okay, mama. Okay, I promise. GR. 22:31 I don't give a damn. I don't care if you got to sell everything. >> What the hell's going on here? >> You mind your business, [ __ ] Oh, yeah. >> Come on, Junior. I'm going to take you to school. >> Oh, tough guy scaring a woman, huh? Come on. Show me what you got. >> Please. I think you're making it even better. 23:07 >> Stop. Stop. Please. Vo, what are you doing? 23:21 Well, this isn't your problem. 23:32 >> You'll get yourself into more trouble. >> Ah, [ __ ] this. >> Yeah, that's right. Get the [ __ ] out of here. You're going to be sorry the both of you. >> What the hell was that all about? >> I'm sorry, Veto. We didn't want to bother you with this. >> Bother me? Bother me with what? Come on, tell me what's going on here, Frankie. >> Right before he died, Papa borrowed money. A lot of money from a lone shark, thinking he'd get a better job and pay him back. We found out right after you left for the war. >> How much? >> $2,000. >> What? [ __ ] >> The worst thing is this guy wants it all back by the end of this week. Otherwise, the debt goes up again. I ain't going to make that kind of money working at the port. Who is this guy? >> I don't know. Mama won't tell me. It's okay, Veto. We'll manage somehow. >> Don't worry. I'll take care of this. I promise. 24:33 >> Thanks, Veto. Take care of yourself. >> I got to get my hands on two grand fast. I bet Joe could help me out. Heat. 25:11 Heat. Is it fixed yet? >> It's the same as when you asked me 10 seconds ago. >> Crying out loud. >> What the hell's the matter with you now? >> It's taking you forever and I'm cold. >> Sit in the damn car if you call. >> It's cold in the car, too. Hurry up and fix this piece of junk. >> Get done and over quickly. Quit nagging me and give me a hand. Oh my gosh. >> Yeah. Huh? So, if you're as good with a wrench as where would your mount have this damn thing fixed already? >> So useless. It's no wonder the army wouldn't take you. >> You had to bring that up. >> An's husband, Frank. He's a fire pilot. Marvel's husband, Charlie. He drives 26:13 somewhere. >> I'm warning you. >> My husband. Oh, he's a 4F. He works at the grocery store. >> You know what? Fix it yourself then, you lousy [ __ ] 26:37 [Music] >> Sure do. Hope you're better at this than my good husband. 26:54 >> Here we go. All done. I just need to do a couple things in. >> Really? Well, thank you very much, handsome. No match. 27:20 Heat. Heat. [Music] What the [ __ ] 28:11 Excuse me, ma'am. Uh uh. Do you know where Joe Barro lives? >> To the right of the stairs. And tell him that racket last night has to stop. If he don't like it, he can find another place to live. 28:37 Is this a bad time? >> We ain't getting out at all. Come on then. Let's talk. >> You disgusting pig. >> I picked up these broads on my way back from the store. I've been waiting for you. All right, girls. That's it for now. I got business. Stop by tomorrow. Okay, we'll pick up where we left off. Chop chop. >> Come on, Joey. Why do we have to stop when we can all have fun? >> The fun's over, baby. Later. I said me and Veto here haven't seen each other for a long time. We got a lot of catching up to do. >> Looks like you're doing okay, Joey boy. >> Not bad. I tell you, that little Spanish broad is [ __ ] wild. >> So, how'd it go at home? >> Good. Mama wasn't thrilled when I mentioned your name, though. You know how she is. She wants me to get a straight job. >> You're going to look for one? >> I don't know, but I sure as hell ain't going to make the same mistake my own man did. I got to pay off his debts, then get back on my feet and get my own place. I need to make some real money, and punching a clock ain't going to cut it. 29:37 >> Hey, you could stay with me as long as you need to, and we'll find you a job where you can make good money without killing yourself. All right, >> to my ears. Right now, I'm living off the 20 bucks the state gives me every week. I know lots of people who pay well for a risky job, so to speak. I'm sure I can line something up for my oldest friend. The working man's a sucker. That's for damn sure. >> You said it. >> Okay, step one. I got to introduce you to Jeppi so we can pick up them discharge papers. Let's go. >> You made enough cash for all this in the last 3 years? >> More like the last 3 months. I barely had time to furnish the place. 3 months. Holy [ __ ] >> You just got to know the right people and you're all set cuz you know me. 30:41 >> So, you thought about what you're going to do now? >> You said you were going to introduce me to that guy Jeppi. >> No, no, no, no. I met, you know, the big picture. When you was over there, didn't you think about what you was going to do when you got back? >> No, not really. Well, besides the usual, you know, find a nice girl, settle down. >> Whoa. Hey, there's going to be plenty of time for that [ __ ] later. Right now, I'm going to make sure you live a little. >> Hey, uh, thanks again for that thing with the discharge papers. >> Hey, all I do is make a phone call. You can thank Jeppi when we go pick him up. 31:30 Hey. Uh, you think I could, uh, >> what? Drive, Veto. The roads are icy. You ain't never drove a car before, >> Joe. I was driving almost the whole time I was over there. >> Yeah, yeah, but this ain't no tank, Veto. This is one of the nicest cars money can buy. >> I didn't drive a tank. I drove a Jeep. >> What the hell's a Jeep? >> It's uh Never mind. You're going to let me drive a >> All right. All right. Here's the keys. Just be [ __ ] careful. All right. When it's cold as [ __ ] outside, you got to give it a little more gas than usual. That's the pedal over there on the right. >> I know, Joe. I know. 32:16 Okay, now make a right here. Then just go straight for a while. >> Extra eastern seabboard number four. 32:35 >> Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow it down a bit. No need to get pulled over for no reason. Hey, Veto, you know what time it is? >> It's daytime. How the [ __ ] should I know? >> It's time for you to get your own [ __ ] car. >> Yeah, I'd love to if I could afford one. >> Who says you're going to pay for it? 33:02 You know, you wasn't kidding. They really taught you to drive over there. At least something good come out of it. 33:30 Woo! Get a load of that baby. Nice. That's a 42 Jefferson. >> Beautiful car like that, it'd be a shame to smash the window. You should grab yourself some lockpicks over at Jeppes. Welcome to Joseeppe's general store, a thief's paradise. You name it, he's got it. He even sells phony gun permits and discharge papers for guys tired of getting their asses shot off. >> Hey, Joseeppi, I brought you a new customer. >> He's uh straight up, right? >> Yes, sir. All the way. This here's Veto, my oldest friend. This is Joseeppi, the best safe cracker in Empire. >> Please. How are you? The peppers for you? >> Yeah, they are. You got them finished already? >> It was a pain in the ass for sure. They done. >> Well, thanks. This really going to work? Nobody from the army would bother you again. Trust me. >> You see what I tell you? Here's the money. Take your papers, Veto. 34:33 >> Uh, we need a set of lockpicks, too. >> That we do. And guess who's paying for them? >> Graatia. But you can test it right now. Here, take this lock. You just need to insert the pick into the lock and lift all the pins. You use the wrench to hold the pins one by one. When all of the pins are set, just turn the wrench and the lock she opens. Easy. 35:16 >> See you around. And you said Benardig. >> Easy, huh? >> Don't worry, you'll get the hang of it. I do it all the time when I lock my keys in the car. 35:32 >> Okay. You still feel like snagging that car? You kidding me? Absolutely. >> Well, here's your chance. 35:46 [Music] 36:20 possible grand theft auto. >> Step on it. >> Copy that. Vehicle theft in progress in pursuit. It's >> not over yet. Lose them quick. Roger that. 37:03 All right, looks like we lost it. So, how do you like the car? >> Not too bad. Think I'll keep it. >> All right, let's go find ourselves a body shop. They provide the kind of services we're looking for. >> Hey, that don't sound cheap. >> Don't worry about it. I got it covered. Just find any body shop. I know the guy who runs it. 37:36 [Music] here. Park right here in front of the garage door. Okay. Now, honk your horn. >> Afternoon. So, something I can do for you. >> No license plate for you? No problem. 38:08 There you go. Gave her a couple of tweaks. 38:20 [Music] Pick a color. Any color. 38:40 Are you looking for a new set of wheels? Take your pick, pal. 38:59 Thanks a lot. 39:07 [Music] All right. Next, you should introduce yourself to Mike Bruski. They probably have some work for you. >> All right. Where is he? >> He owns a junkyard over in Riverside. You can't miss it. >> Hey, who's that guy back there? >> What guy? The >> guy at the body shop. >> Oh, Tommy. He's my buddy's nephew. He's kind of quiet, but let me tell you, the kid's some hell of a dancer. Saw him at the old dance hall in the Bay a couple of weeks ago. He had all the broads going nuts. >> Do I detect a hint of uh jealousy? >> Are you kidding? I don't need no dance moves. I got charm, my friend. Here, I'll give you some of my lines. So maybe you won't have to spend so many nights with Rosie Palm and her five sisters. Hey, here's one. Hey, is that a mirror in your pocket? Cuz I can see myself in your pants. Here, I got another one. If I could rearrange the alphabet, I put you and I together. >> Oh. Oh, come on. 40:13 Oh, this one never fails. Hey, baby, that's a nice outfit. It'll look good crumpled up at the foot of my bed in the morning. And this works for you. Oh, hey, here's a good one. Hey, do you know the difference between sex and conversation? No. You want to go back to my place and talk? You got problems, you know that? How about this one? Why don't we go back to my place and play house? You be the door and I'll slam you. >> Oh, that was bad. >> Hey, when you measure seven soft, you don't have to be good with words. You get my drift? Hey, take it easy where the road curves up here. A couple of weeks ago, some guy went right through the damn guard rail and drowned it in the water. Okay, now make a right here. All right, almost there. Make a right up 41:14 here. 41:26 That's Mike's junkyard there. Just drive through the gate. 41:42 Hey, look who's here. >> Hey, Mikey boy. What's going on? [ __ ] Mike. You can wash your [ __ ] hands once in a while. Now I need a [ __ ] bed. >> Hey, I've been working. Working people occasionally get dirty, you know. Besides, I just wiped them off. >> With what? The same [ __ ] rag you used to clean the toilet. You filthy [ __ ] Put a lid on it. What are you from? The health department or you want to do some business? >> Business? Of course. Jeez. This here's my friend Veto. Veto, this is Mike Brussi. But don't shake his hand. I ain't got that much soap at home. >> Nice to meet you, Veto. >> Uh, me and Veto go way back. He just come back from overseas and he needs some cash. So, I figure he can help with your uh supply problem. I can vouch for him. Uh-huh. Okay. Joe told you about our side business, right? >> Yeah. I only want regular cars. Nothing fancy. You get a cut of every car. I take as many as I can handle. And don't bring no cops around. Okay. If they follow you here, I don't know your ass from Jesus. You get me? 42:43 >> Got it. >> God damn it, Mike. You put your grubby mitts on my [ __ ] coat. I paid a fortune for this thing. >> All right. Calm down or I'll stick them up your ass, you [ __ ] You know, dry cleaning cost these days, money. And who knows if they can even get this filter out. >> Shut up. >> Ver, listen to me. I need a Walter Coupe today. I got a few people looking for parts, but I can't find a car. >> Because you don't know where to look. Every time I drive down Hunters, I see one parked by a bar there. I think the place is called the Lonear. >> Isn't that a Mullen neighborhood? I'll stick out like a sore thumb. >> All right. Look, I'll give you 350 bucks for it. It's worth the risk, right? >> 400. All right, deal. >> Avid, come on. Let's go and meantime, I'll be sending you the cleaning bill for my coat. >> Yeah, I'll change my address, you rat prick. >> Okay, listen up. This is your maiden voyage, so to speak. So, try not to [ __ ] it up, huh? >> Here, Veto, take this just in case. >> Hey, nice. 43:45 >> Hey, Mike. You mind if I test this thing out here? >> Sure. Knock yourself out. Here you go. Aim for that old wreck over there. 44:11 >> Hey, you ain't a bad shot. Hey, Veto, see if you could hit the gas tank. Hey, I need some more ammo. >> Of course you do. Here you go. 44:34 >> [ __ ] Did I leave gas in that thing? >> There's a polock joke there, but I'll leave it alone. >> Oh, yeah. That reminds me. [ __ ] you. >> All right, that's enough shooting. We got work to do. 45:09 All right. Go out the way we came in and get on the main highway going west. Don't go back through the city. 45:28 go right up here. >> So, how's it feel to be back? >> Good. Feel a lot better with some money in my pocket. >> Hey, what's the rush? Money don't buy you happiness, you know. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> I was just [ __ ] with you. Don't worry about the money. This little job is just the beginning. Pretty soon you'll be rolling in it. >> So, Sand Island's still the same [ __ ] hole it was when I left. >> No, no. The place actually ain't too bad now. >> Oh, [ __ ] How the hell that happened? >> All the movies flew south for the winter. Of course, it's still a [ __ ] hole, Veto. You only been gone a couple of years. Going to take a lot longer than that for that neighborhood to turn around. Them people multiply like rabbits. What are you going to do? It's even worse than when we was kids. They even got some kind of gang there now. What's their [ __ ] name? Uh, the Beamers, the Boomers, something like that. I don't [ __ ] know. >> Oh, that's just [ __ ] great. >> Hey, what are you worried about? They're animals. All they do is sell dope and kill each other. They ain't going to 46:28 bother a guy like you. And even if they do, that's why I gave you that pto. >> Well, by the way, you're carrying a gun now. >> What's the deal with that? >> Can't do business without it these days, especially in this [ __ ] neighborhood. >> You uh really know how to inspire confidence. You know that. >> Take a left up here. 46:57 I forgot how nice this neighborhood was. You know something? One of these days I'm going to buy a house here. >> Look at this guy. Ain't even back a day and he's too good for his old neighborhood. >> Hey, what are you breaking my balls for? I'm just window shop. It'll be years before I could afford a place like this. You got champagne tastes and beer pockets, my friend. >> Don't worry, though. I'm going to help you change that. 47:51 [Music] 47:59 It's that cream colored baby over there. Be careful. Do it quick and get the [ __ ] out of there. Break a window if you have to go. I'll wait for you back at Mike's. What if I run into problems? >> Then you deal with them. Look, consider this a test. If you fail, I hear they're hiring down at the factory, >> right? Just asking. Good luck, pal. I see you back at Mike's. 48:31 Hey, what the [ __ ] are you doing over there? A >> [ __ ] 48:49 Man, I hope this guy really need to get me a new car. Sorry. Is the woring conveniencing you? I'll call the white and see something. Hey, alls I need is a new set of wheels. Say he ain't allowed to sell me one cuz of the door. That's cuz they need all the metal and 49:15 Hey. Hey. What you doing, [ __ ] 49:53 Hello. 50:43 I hear you. Heat 51:06 up here. Heat. Heat. [Music] 51:40 Heat. Heat. [Music] 51:57 [Music] Heat up 52:26 here. Heat. Heat. 53:11 Heat. Heat. 53:23 [Music] 53:34 [Music] 53:46 Hey. Hey. Hey, mission accomplished. How'd it go? >> Yeah, piece of cake. Except for the fact that the car belonged to a bunch of who immediately tried to kill me right after you left. >> Ah, probably the bombers aren't their neighborhood. Guys like that, you don't have to worry about them. They just hang out on the street, talk [ __ ] steal [ __ ] and smoke dope. Let's see what we got here. Nice. No stains. Clean. Where did the low life get the money for this? probably stole it himself. It's nice though. How much did I say I give you for it again? 600. >> I like your buddy Joe. Here's your 400 bucks. Stop by again. Okay, we can do some more business. >> Yeah, you bet, Mike. >> I see you, Mike. I'll stop by again real soon. Anytime, boys. I'll see you later. >> Here's your 300 bananas. I'm taking my cut as the middleman. Next time you're on your own. >> All right. Thanks, Joe. All right, let's go home. I'm exhausted. 54:59 [Music] 55:10 [Music] 55:37 [Music] Are you looking to buy a gun or you just need some ammo? Come on. 55:58 >> Bye-bye. Now, 56:10 >> we should take the highway. Veto my ass off. 56:22 >> All right. You pulled off that job without [ __ ] it up. Nice going. >> Yeah, but I almost got my ass kicked. Didn't live through the war just to die in Sand Island. >> Hey, that's all part of the deal, pal. Take it or leave it. Besides, it ain't like you're qualified for anything else. >> I guess you're right. >> Don't worry about it. and it's all going to be a piece of cake. >> So, uh, what's the story with Brussi? >> Mike's a good guy to know. He's a little grouchy, but he's always got a scam going. He deals with stolen cars mostly. Spent some time inside a while back. I heard he used to stick up gas stations back in the day. >> You going to make him pay the cleaning bill for your jacket? >> Nah, I'll let that one slide. I do a lot of business with the guy. Plus, he's got one hell of a temple. One time we was at the track and some spilled a beer on his wind ticket. Mike beat the [ __ ] out of him till he went blind in one eye for a lousy 10 bucks. You believe that [ __ ] Sounds like kind of a scumbag. 57:22 >> Hey, you just got to know how to handle these people. And Mike's a pussycat compared to some of the guys I met since you shipped out. You'll see. 57:41 Hey, is there a safe place to park around here? I don't want to leave this thing out in the street. >> Yeah, that's why you're parking your car next to mine in the garage. The streets are full of criminals these days. >> Yeah, the neighborhood ain't what it used to be, huh? 58:12 Heat. Heat. 58:20 Heat. Heat. 59:08 If you're hungry, there's some food in the refrigerator. You're hungry, Veto. Take whatever you want from the fridge. 1:00:18 Joe's pleasure. Palace Veto speaking. >> Veto, why didn't you come home last night? I was worried sick. >> Mama, I didn't know you had Joe's number. And whose phone is this? >> So, have you spoken to Mr. Papalardo? Find yourself a job? Yeah, he told me to come by and see him today. Hopefully, he's got some work for me. >> Okay, Vito. Good luck, Mambino. >> All right. Bye, mama. [Music] 1:01:21 Lead all them out. 1:01:48 Heat up here. 1:01:57 [Music] Yeah, 1:02:22 Heat. 1:02:35 [Music] Heat. 1:02:44 Heat. 1:03:03 Heat. Heat. Heat. 1:03:23 [Music] Heat. [Music] 1:03:50 [Music] Heat. 1:04:17 Oh, close the door. It's windy. What do you want? >> Oh, yeah. I'm looking for a Mr. Papalado. >> Oh, yeah. >> Why? My name's Veto Scalleta. My old man used to work for him and I'm looking for a job, so I came here. >> Well, you're in the right spot, sunny boy. Ferto Rico Papayato at your service. You could call me Derek. I think I remember your dad. Good guy, but drank like a fish. What's he up to these days? >> He's dead. >> Oh, well, we all got to go sometime, right, Steve? Sure, Derek. >> So, you need a job, huh? Well, you're in luck. We just got a new shipment unload. Steve will show you around now. Scram. My steak's getting cold. [Music] Follow me. 1:05:39 Load this pile of crates under that truck. When you're done, you get 10 bucks. If something gets lost or broken, you get nothing. Start now and don't take all day. 1:06:37 Oh yeah, this is going to be a lot of fun. Who the [ __ ] wants to move boxes around all goddamn day? 1:07:05 Jeez. All this for 10 lousy bucks. You got to be kidding me. 1:07:35 Hey, you done? >> Yeah, I'm done. And you can keep the 10 bucks. When I said I needed a job, I didn't mean slave labor. >> Whatever. Get the [ __ ] out of here, then. Don't show your face around here again. >> Yeah, don't worry. I can make a hundred times more working for Barbaro Incorporated. >> Wait, you said Barbaro? Joe Barbaro? >> Yeah. So what? >> [ __ ] Nobody who works with Joe would carry crates for 10 bucks. What the hell are you doing? Come with me. 1:08:26 What now? Well, this one don't like manual labor. What the [ __ ] Said he works with Joe Baro. [ __ ] Who want to load crates if he works with Joe? You'll have to explain this one to me. Sunny boy, what's your story? >> Well, my mother wanted me to come talk to you about an honest job, but I need some real money, so this ain't going to cut it. >> Them women, they're all the same, right, Steve? Sure, Derek. She doesn't want you hanging around with Joe, right? My mother was the same way. And look what become of me. Union boss. I got the whole [ __ ] waterfront under my thumb. So, how's Joe? >> Pretty good, I guess. >> How'd you meet up with him? >> Oh, we go way back to the old neighborhood. I just come back from overseas and he's putting me up until I can get back on my feet. >> Listen, you got to understand a person in my position has got to be careful. 1:09:26 >> Certainly. >> So, you won't mind if I give Joe a call, right? No, >> go ahead. Now, where did I put his number? Hey, here it is. 1:09:52 He might not be home. That wouldn't be good. Hi, Joe. Hey, this is Derek. Listen, I got this guy here. Uh, what' you say your name was? >> Veto. >> Veto. He's looking for a job. He says he's a friend of yours. A good friend. I just wanted to check with you first. Uh-huh. Sure. War hero and all that [ __ ] All right. All right. Thanks then. I talk to you later. Sorry, pal. I had to check you out. Joe says you just come back from Italy. You must be able to handle yourself. You want to make a little more money? I got just the thing. The guys here at the port are supposed to pay a monthly fee to the barber, but half of them never cough it up. I need someone to give him a little nudge. 10 bucks a man. >> What if they don't need a haircut? 1:10:53 >> Well, then you'll have to convince them otherwise. >> I see. What if somebody makes a fuss? Then you kick the [ __ ] out of him. >> Well, let's say you teach him a lesson that doesn't require that they miss work. You got it. Which is why Steve ain't doing the job. Right, Steve? Right, boss. Collect at least 150 bucks, I give you 50 just for walking around, taking it in Sierra, and meeting new people. Easy [ __ ] money, huh? What do you say? >> Yeah. Hey, it's better than lugging crates around. >> All right, then. Get going. 1:11:50 I'm here to collect the fee for the barber. >> Uh yeah, I must have forgot her or something. >> Thanks. Appreciate your cooperation. Oh, yeah. I got this guy already. Hey, pal. Derek needs you to pay the fee for the barber. >> Sure. Here it is. I I don't want no problems. >> Next time, try to pay on time. Okay. Thanks. Hey, Derek needs you to pay the fee for the barber. >> Hey, what kind of game you playing here? The kind where you pay what you owe and you don't get hurt. You got a problem with that? >> I got a problem with you. Now get out of here before I kick your ass. 1:12:50 Come on, coward. Here's your [ __ ] money. Yeah, glad you decided to reconsider. 1:13:08 >> Hey, pal. Derek needs you to pay the fee for the barber. >> Look, [ __ ] I'm not in the mood. Why don't you get out of my face before you get hurt? >> No can do, pal. Derek wants his money. Derek can kiss my ass. What's that fat [ __ ] going to do? Have me killed? >> Hey, you said it, not me. >> Why don't you give it a try then, [ __ ] >> Watch out. [Applause] Kick that [Music] [Applause] one. 1:14:10 Get it. [Music] Okay. Anybody else got a [ __ ] problem with paying for the [ __ ] barber? [Music] 1:14:36 >> Oh yeah, I got this guy already. Here's 1:14:46 the money, boss man. >> Good job. Here's your share. I watched you take care of Bill. You were good. Steve damn near got his ass kicked when he tried that. Right, Steve? >> Yeah, right, Derek. >> Here's a bonus for sorting him out. >> Thanks. The guy's been a real [ __ ] pain. Now get out of here, kid. I got to be getting back to business. Hey, say hello to your mother for me. Tell her you got yourself a job as my new assistant. >> Yeah, we'll do. I'll see you later. >> Hey, Vito. I almost forgot. Joe called. He wants you should meet him at Freddy's. That's all I got for today. Heat. Heat. 1:16:17 Hey, [Music] 1:16:31 Every weapon is legit. I can guarantee it. Gun ain't much without some ammo. >> Bye-bye. 1:16:53 Heat. Heat. 1:17:09 [Music] Heat. Heat. 1:17:41 Heat. 1:17:58 [Music] Heat. Heat. 1:18:28 Heat. 1:18:36 [Music] 1:18:46 [Music] 1:18:54 [Music] 1:19:11 What would you like? 1:19:22 >> There you go. 1:19:36 Hey, where the hell you been? >> I came right over as soon as you called. What's going on? >> You remember the wise guys we used to see when we was kids? >> Yeah. Why? >> The guy we're meeting here is one of them. His name's Henry Thomasino. I think he's got something big for us. >> Yeah, no [ __ ] >> Yeah, we're done with the smalltime jobs. It's time to make some real shut here. He's coming. Don't say nothing stupid. >> Hey, Henry. How are you? >> How are you, Joe? >> This the guy? >> Yeah, this is Veto, an old friend of mine. >> Good to meet you, Henry. >> You vouched for him? >> Absolutely, Henry. Trust him with my life. >> Okay, listen. I got a job for you. The money's good. I need gas stamps. They're worth a fortune now because of the gas shortage. >> Where can we get them? And he offers a price administration. >> Uh, that's a federal government agency. Isn't that a little risky? >> What? Too much for you? >> No, no, no. Just trying to think of how we can pull it off. >> Ah, it can't be that hard. The stamps are kept in the safe at night, but the keys are probably around here somewhere. 1:20:37 >> You got somebody inside? >> Yeah, one of our guys. His sister works there. >> Can she help us out? >> Ask her yourself. Her name's Maria and Yellow. Here's the address. Tell her I say it. >> All right. What about the safe? What if the keys aren't there? >> That's your problem. >> But what's the job pay? >> I'll give you 600 bucks for 10,000 gallons worth of stamps. Okay, we're in. >> No, no. I need Veto to do this alone. I got another job for you, Joe. So, what do you say, Veto? >> Yeah, sure. >> Hey, and don't forget to take a piece with you. You never know what's going to happen. Better to be safe than sorry. I gotish. >> Wait, wait, wait. This isn't some liquor store stickup. I want this to be a clean job. If you kill anybody, you cut drops to a third. Gabish. >> Yeah, I got it. No problem. >> Okay. When you're done, you come back here and we'll settle up. >> All right. I'll see you. >> Good luck, Veto. 1:21:45 [Music] Heat. 1:21:59 [Music] 1:22:08 [Music] Heat. 1:22:22 It's working. [Music] 1:24:02 Go. 1:24:12 Okay, let's go and take it easy behind the wheel. All right. I seen the way you kids drive these days. >> All right, kid. The place is locked up pretty tight at night, so you got to get in through the back. >> They keep the back door open at night. >> No, but the basement window usually is, so that's how you can get in. You're looking for the safe, right? >> Yeah. How'd you know? >> Lucky guess. It's on the top floor. So is the director's office. That's where the keys are. >> Okay. So, I go in through a window around the back, then head upstairs to the director's office. Right. >> Right. And be careful. There's guards in there at night. Don't let them see you. 1:25:08 [Music] 1:25:31 Good evening, sir. Full tanks. Sure thing, pal. 1:25:41 I'm just doing this part time. What I really want to do is act. You know, like on radio. Who wouldn't want to be a voice actor? Come on. Anything else I can do for you? Thank you. Your money's always welcome here. 1:26:21 Are you nuts? [Music] Hey, 1:26:50 welcome to the police. All right, kid. Drop me at the hospital right here. >> The office is across the street. Okay. Thanks for the ride, kid. >> Thanks, Maria. I'll see you. [Music] 1:27:21 Heat. Heat. [Music] 1:28:40 Yeah, I'll believe that when I see and that pipe down while I finish my puzzle. >> Ah, raspberries. I'm going to go make the rounds. Good witness to you. 1:30:26 Okay, this is the director's office. This is where the key should be. All right, here's the key. Now I got to get to the safe. 1:31:41 [Music] This is the Empire Bay Police Department. We have you surrounded. Come out with your hands up. If you do not surrender immediately, we will open fire. 1:32:28 Yeah. Heat. 1:32:52 [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 1:33:23 Heat. 1:33:43 Heat. [Music] 1:34:07 Mom, how'd you make me out? >> Uh, things got out of hand. There was nothing I could do about it. >> We had an agreement. Remember, you only get a third of the money if there's any shooting. Let's see what we got here. >> Ah [ __ ] Something wrong? >> You bet your ass there's something wrong. These stamps you took have an expiration date and that date is tomorrow. >> So, uh, what exactly does that mean? >> It means they're going to be [ __ ] worthless. But wait, if you can get them to the gas station attendance by midnight, they'll be able to stamp them and redeem them. You better bring them to every gas station in town. They got to get there by midnight or we're screwed. If you don't sell them in time, you get nothing. >> Wait a minute. That wasn't our deal. You didn't say anything about any expiration dates. >> Well, [ __ ] happens, doesn't it? Look, you pull this off, I won't forget it. Trust me. Now, get going. The faster you unload them, the more money you get. 1:35:26 Heat. 1:35:35 Heat. Listen, 1:35:56 [Music] I got these extra gas stamps. You want them, they're yours. Cheap. >> Yeah. All right. I'm good with that. >> All right. Here you go. And keep your mouth shut about this. All right. >> Sure thing, buddy. It'll be our secret. >> It better be. 1:36:20 [Music] 1:36:35 [Music] 1:36:42 Heat. Heat. 1:36:57 [Music] Hey. Uh, you in the market for some surplus gas stamps? Sure. Where'd you get them? Uh, in second thought, I don't even want to know. Smart man. All right. Now, fork over the dope. Yeah. All right. Just hope hope I don't get in trouble for this. Don't worry about it. Just keep your mouth shut. [Music] 1:37:43 Slow down. 1:38:11 [Music] 1:38:19 [Music] Hey, uh, I got some extra gas stamps. You interested? >> Yeah. Yeah, sure. I'm interested. >> All right. Here you go. Fork over the dough. >> Sure. Sure. Here's your money. Thanks. Well, now forget you saw me. 1:38:57 Heat. 1:39:05 [Music] 1:39:18 Heat. 1:39:27 [Music] Hey. Uh, interested in buying some gas stamps? >> Sure. Just keep this between you and me. All right, >> no problem. Just make sure you do the same. >> Sure. Sounds good to me. Heat up 1:40:01 [Music] 1:40:15 here. 1:40:26 [Music] What is [Music] [Music] [Music] 1:41:09 Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, uh, I got some extra gas stamps. You interested? >> Yeah. Yeah, sure. I'm interested. >> All right, here you go. Fork over the dope. >> Sure, sure. Here's your money. >> Thanks, pal. Now, forget you saw me. Attendance station. 1:42:06 [Music] 1:42:20 Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 1:42:37 [Music] [Music] Heat. 1:43:06 Heat. 1:43:19 Hey. Uh, interested in buying some gas stamps? >> Sure. Just keep this between you and me. All right. >> No problem. Just make sure you do the same. >> Sure. Sounds good to me. >> All right. That's the last of them. At least I got some cash. I should head back to Joe's. 1:43:50 Heat. Heat. 1:43:59 [Music] 1:44:10 Heat. Heat. [Music] 1:44:26 [Music] 1:45:00 Keep 1:45:17 [Music] 1:45:26 watching. [Music] Good evening. How can I help you? 1:45:52 >> All fixed. Good. Thanks a lot. [Music] 1:46:05 [Music] 1:46:26 Oh. Heat. [Music] 1:46:37 [Music] Heat. 1:48:32 Jeez, 1:48:39 look at this. Didn't know Joe could even write. >> We got another job. Something really big. Stop by Freddy's tonight. Bring a piece and some lockpicks. 1:49:22 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, [Applause] hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. 1:49:53 [Applause] 1:50:16 Hey, [ __ ] 1:50:36 [Music] 1:50:54 since he's [ __ ] >> Hey, look who's here. Where the hell you been? Laying around in bed all day. Hey, I'm entitled to a little rest after that last job. Don't you think? >> What can I get you, sir? >> How long take what he owes for now? Just for now. But when Alberto hears about this, the [ __ ] is going to hit the fan. Believe you me. >> So, uh, I heard you didn't score too big last night. >> It wasn't exactly my fault. [ __ ] happens. >> All right, come on. Relax, fellas. There's a high-risisk business. If you don't like it, you can always go break your back working the peanuts down at the dock. >> Sorry, Henry. I was just breaking balls, you know. Uh, so how about tonight? We still on for what we talked about yesterday. That is two [ __ ] months. Two [ __ ] many. I want my money. >> Think I'm running some kind of [ __ ] charity here. Do it now. >> Who is that? Somebody you don't need to know right now. All right, listen up. There's a guy who owes the boss some money. He borrowed it open some big jewelry store. He's not paying it back fast enough. We're going to collect this 1:51:55 payment tonight in jewels plus uh a little extra for our trouble. Joe Filerman, >> the jewelry store is in the shopping mall in the middle of town. There's no guards at night, so all we got to do is pick the lock and waltz right in. >> Sounds a little too simple. >> Because it is simple. Why is everything got to be so [ __ ] complicated with you? >> Says the guy who can barely change a light. >> Don't worry, I thought of everything. I got these phone company uniforms so we can pretend to be fixes something. >> Fair enough. Let's go. >> All right. We're going to rob this [ __ ] blind. All we got to do is wait until dark. 1:52:49 Hey, so how'd it go with the port? >> What you mean with Eric? >> Yeah, he's a piece of work, ain't he? Give you a job. >> Yeah, I work some guys over, but it was small time crap. He shakes down these hard up doc workers just like he did my old man. >> Well, you didn't have to do it. It's not like he forced you to work for him, is it? >> My mother almost did. >> Quit whining and keep in touch with Derek. Trust me, he's got better jobs than shaking down war frats. >> What do you got? An aversion to red lights? 1:53:41 [Music] 1:53:49 What is this? The Indianapolis Speedway? >> Take it easy. I'm in a rush. [Music] 1:54:13 [Music] 1:54:21 Ah, damn it. 1:54:37 Vito, open this door. 1:54:54 What the hell is this? Come on, boys. The cops will be here any minute. Move it. >> Brian [ __ ] O'Neal. >> What the [ __ ] is this? >> You crazy bastard. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Babaro, what the hell are you doing here? You [ __ ] You're a little late, Chief. There's nothing left here for you. >> [ __ ] off, Fatso. This is our heist. You want to get out of here in one piece? You better hand over everything you've got. >> Well, the sign outside didn't say Brian O'Neal's place. If it did, I wouldn't have robbed it. Instead, I would have set it on fire. reported at the Westside Mall. Repeat 1031, burglary in car 54. We're on it. And I suggest you get lost before the cops show up. Ah, >> [ __ ] Kiss my ass. Out of here. 1:55:49 >> We got to get the [ __ ] out of here. >> What the hell are you waiting for? Get him, lads. >> Brian, what about the cops? Let's get out of here. Try it. >> [ __ ] [Music] >> Reloading. >> Watch my ass while I open this door. Keep those [ __ ] off my back. Scatter. Pull them off. Just a little long. >> Come on. Pieces [ __ ] Open up. Okay, time. We're out of here. Beat up. Come on. >> Come on. Keep it up. >> You ain't got a chance. >> Freeze. Police. >> Got to find another way out. [Music] >> [ __ ] 1:56:51 [ __ ] Another dead end. 1:57:09 We got to go this way. It's our only shot. >> You all right there, buddy? 1:57:25 Come on, Veto. Move your ass. >> [ __ ] you. Crazy. It's covered in ice. One's slipping. We're dead. >> We have no choice. I ain't going to the joint. >> Hey, cover me. I'm tough guy. Come on. 1:58:02 Get your ass over here. You waiting for a formal [ __ ] invitation over there. Shoot. >> [ __ ] Jesus. Be careful. Almost lost you there. >> Yeah, I think I just shipped myself. >> Where'd they go? They must have gone this way. SGEs. Oh, [ __ ] that. I don't get paid enough for this. >> This way. This should take us to the street. [Music] >> [ __ ] Cops. Freeze. Police. There's no way out. 1:59:05 Almost got it. Hold them up just a little longer. Okay. Out of here. Beat him. Come on. 1:59:19 Hey, [ __ ] nuts. What's the hold up? Henry's never going to believe this. Stupid bastards. Let's go. 1:59:35 >> [ __ ] off, copper. I didn't do nothing. Look at the Irish my ass. >> Who the hell was that? >> Brian O'Neal. Crazy bastard. Not too bright. Usually works his high muscle. >> Yeah. I didn't think he was the brains of the operation. >> [ __ ] The cops. Come on. Get out of the light. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Don't worry. Give me your bag. I'll go ditch the goods. All right, pal. Meet you back home. Try not to get pinched on the way there. 2:00:29 Hey pal, do you mind? 2:00:37 >> Goodbye. 2:00:53 Heat. 2:01:05 Heat. 2:01:14 Heat. 2:01:34 Heat. 2:02:03 Heat up here. Heat. 2:02:25 Heat. Heat. Heat. 2:02:43 [Music] 2:02:51 Heat. 2:03:10 Heat. 2:04:09 Hey there, handsome. Uh, hi there. >> Joe ain't here right now. He said for you to meet him for lunch at Freddy's. >> I see. >> Too bad you were passed out when I came in. We could have pottied. H maybe next time, doll. Bye. Huh? That was something. 2:05:05 [ __ ] You stupid broad back here. If you can't drive, you should stay home where you belong. >> Hey, isn't that Joe's girl over there? >> Well, one of them. Anyway, >> you smacked up my car. I'm going to smack up yours. >> Look at my [ __ ] car. >> Hey, you're going to pay me for that. >> Leave me alone. >> Hey, pal. Knock it off. >> Who the [ __ ] are you? somebody who doesn't like hearing you talk to a lady like that. So, why don't you shut the [ __ ] up and leave while I'm still in a good mood? Huh? >> What is she your girlfriend or something? >> Well, if she's not going to pay for it, you will. >> One more word and you're going to need a new set of teeth. Now, get the [ __ ] out of here. That was the word. 2:06:04 all about it. 2:06:23 >> Thanks, handsome. I owe you one. Do you want to come over to my place for a piece of pie? >> Yeah, thanks. But uh look, I I I really got to get going. >> M you'll like it. I promise. I got to get going now. I'll see you around. 2:06:51 There's been 2:07:01 [Music] 2:07:19 Heat. 2:07:38 Heat. 2:07:59 Hey fellas. >> Hey. Hey Veto. This is Luca Garino. >> How are you doing this morning? >> He'd like to talk to you and Joe. Luca, this is Veto. >> Good to meet you, Mr. Garino. >> No need to be so formal. Call me Luca. Take a Z, Veto. What can I get you? >> Same thing I'm having. And hurry it up. I heard about you running with great [ __ ] story. And I want to congratulate you, too. On a job well done. Salute. >> A salute. >> You guys did a hell of a job. Not too many guys got the stomach for this line of work. So now uh I'm wondering if you are ready to take the next step. >> Yeah, sure. Uh what next step? >> I'm talking about taking somebody out just cuz someone points his finger at him and tells you to do it. >> I was in the war, Mr. Gino. 2:08:59 All I did was kill people I was told to kill. people the president pointed his finger at. >> That's good. The president. Yeah, I like that. But you're uh you're talking about the crowds, right? You know, the bad guys. That's not what I mean. Understand? >> Yeah, I understand. >> Good. We need guys like you. guys who can follow orders without asking questions. You handle this next job like you handle the last one, and there's a good chance you'll be accepted into the family after you pay the initiation fee, of course. >> And how much is that? >> Five grand a piece. >> That's a [ __ ] fortune. >> Hey, nobody said it was cheap, huh? But trust me, the benefits far outweigh 2:09:59 the cost. I'll leave it up to you two to decide. Henry's going to fill us in on the rest. I'll see you as guys later. >> There you are. >> There you boss. >> You take care of that thing we talked about yet. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's all under control. >> That's what you said the last time. Don't disappoint me again. >> Boss, I now come with me. We got some other business to discuss. So, Henry, what kind of job we talking about here? >> I got to take a guy out. It's my contract, but I need some help. >> That's where you two come in. >> Who's the lucky guy? >> Some fat [ __ ] from across the river. The guy's been warned, but he thinks he's untouchable. >> Huh? >> And is he? >> Well, somebody tried to take him out once before. >> And let's just say they slightly underestimated him. >> How much is slightly? fatally. >> That's a fancy way of saying they're dead, right? >> Hey, they [ __ ] up. We won't. I rented 2:11:01 an apartment across the street from his business. We'll sit there and we'll wait till that fat [ __ ] shows up and then boom, we blast his ass. >> How are we going to do that? >> With an MG42. >> Uh, where are we getting an MG42 from? >> Harry? Yeah. He's a vet like you. He's got a private little gun shop over in Kingston. You can get Yang from a peashooter to a bazooka. And you don't need no [ __ ] gun license neither. >> Okay. Joe and me will go to the apartment. You go pick up the machine gun shop in Kingston. It's all paid for. Just tell them I sent you. After that, meet us at the apartment. It's in Sand Island, the building across from the distillery. Apartment 233. >> Okay. Apartment 233. Got it. I'll meet you fellas there in a bit. >> All right. See you later. >> Good luck, pal. 2:12:05 >> Okay, take care. 2:12:14 [Applause] Heat. Heat. 2:12:40 Heat. [Music] 2:12:52 [Music] [Music] [Music] 2:13:15 [Music] 2:13:27 [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 2:13:55 [Music] 2:14:15 [Music] 2:14:27 Who's there? >> Uh Henry Thomasino sent me to pick up the stuff he ordered. Okay, come in. 2:14:42 >> Hello. >> So, uh, you're the guy Henry was telling me about, huh? >> Yeah. You got his merchandise? >> Yeah. Well, here it is. MG42, made in Germany. Hitler's buzzaw, we call them. She's a beauty. 25 lb, 7.92 caliber, 1,200 rounds per minute, fastest in the world, 250 round belt, 3/4 of a mile effective range, and extremely reliable. I don't know what the hell you're hunting, but unless it's in a [ __ ] tank. Sayanara, baby. Hey, you need me to show you how to use it? >> No thanks. I'm familiar with him. I was in his service, too. >> No [ __ ] Wait, you're kidding me? Where were you? What was it? Normandy. Huh? No. Africa. All right, let me guess. Uh, >> Operation Husky. >> Yeah. What unit were you in? >> 5004th parachute. >> No [ __ ] You were a paratrooper. That 2:15:43 was kind of hairy, I heard. >> Yeah. Well, it wasn't no picnic, I tell you. I got hit, so they sent me home. >> Yeah. Any medals? >> Yeah. Purple Heart in the DSC. >> Whoa. Wait, you got a cross? Let me tell you, they don't give those babies out for nothing. I was in Normandy. We hit Utah Beach. Yeah, that wasn't no picnic neither. But when I was crawling over the fence on the way back, I I poked my eye out on a [ __ ] tree branch. Well, hey, it was good enough for a discharge. >> Uh, look, I I really got to get going. >> All right. Hey, by the way, I'm Harry. >> Hey, Veto. >> Hey, good to meet you, Veto. Real good. If you ever need some hardware, you know where to find me. >> Yeah. Here you go. I hope you drove here. She's a big girl. Good luck. >> Hey, thanks. Nice to meet you, Harry. >> The gun's in the crate and there's a couple thousand rounds in the van out in the yard. Take it. It's all paid for. So, what do you need, Veto? 2:16:53 >> Here you go. Don't hurt yourself. Like my mom always said, you can never have too much ammo. Like my mom always said, you can never have too much ammo. An excellent weapon. Like my mom always said, you can never have too much ammo. 2:17:30 Whoa, you're turning into my number one customer. 2:17:46 [Music] 2:18:12 Yeah. 2:18:25 Heat. [Music] 2:18:40 Heat. 2:19:08 Heat. Heat. Heat. 2:19:29 Heat. Heat. 2:19:55 Heat. 2:20:12 Heat. Heat. 2:20:21 Heat. 2:20:48 Heat. 2:21:02 Watch yourself. Welcome to the pleasure riding. 2:21:26 [Music] Where you from, Henry? Sicily. >> What brought you to the States? >> Mussolini. >> We buy you a ticket. >> Don't be a smartass, Joe. My father was a a man of honor. Things got pretty bad for us after Mussolini came into power. My old man figured I'd either get drafted or locked up. So, he sent me to America and got me a job working for Ki. 2:22:16 So, what happened to your father? >> He said he was too old to make the trip. Mussolini had him arrested and he died in jail. They won't even turn his body over for a proper burial. >> That's rough. >> So, how's your English so good? They're coming. Those black cars. Veto, aim for the fat bastard. We got to nail him before he gets in the building. Get ready. >> All right, I'm on it. >> They got guns. >> All right, showtime. >> They got guns up there in that window. That's him. Waste. 2:23:01 We got them all. Stop shooting that [ __ ] thing. I'm going death over here. 2:23:21 >> I'm going in. All right, Veto. Go. Bring it on, [ __ ] They keep in the army. >> All right, Veto, here we go. Move it, Veto. We can't let that fat bastard get away. >> Okay, you first, Veto. You're the [ __ ] war hero. >> Go, go. We'll cover you. 2:23:54 >> We're coming for you. Going in. Let me out of here. Open the [ __ ] door. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Right here. This one's mine. >> What the [ __ ] was that? >> God damn it. Now this whole [ __ ] place is going to burn to the ground. What a waste. All right, showtime. Veto [ __ ] 2:24:41 >> Vito. Come on. Huh? We got to move. >> Oh, no. No. Bring it. Oh god. Oh god. Go go go. 2:25:23 You won't want to get on your bad side. >> [ __ ] die, Diego. >> Hey, [ __ ] over here. [ __ ] You all right? 2:25:53 Stop. Stay where you are. >> Back me up, Vito. Help me out here, fellas. >> All right, go time, Veto. 2:26:16 >> Okay, hit the button, Veto. Come on. We're taking the elevator. 2:26:38 What the hell are you doing, Joe? What? Thirsty. Pretty good stuff. You should try it. >> Drinking on the job, huh? When'd you turn Irish? Here they come. Going in. [ __ ] They got Tomies. Take care of them. [ __ ] There's an army of them. Joe. Can't [ __ ] see here. >> What the [ __ ] do you expect me to do? They're shooting at me for Christ's sakes. Come on. Porky's upstairs. 2:27:26 [Music] 2:27:52 [Laughter] Don't kill me, please. I got a wife. I got >> You should have thought about your wife. >> Do anything you want. Just don't kill me. region. >> Don Clemente sends his regards. Oh, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you. I'm sorry. You [ __ ] 2:28:30 >> Henry, you okay? Where'd he hit you? Of >> course I'm not [ __ ] okay. He shot me in the [ __ ] leg. >> Oh god. >> Oh yeah. It's bleeding all over. >> Son of a >> Get me to Elgreco. >> The [ __ ] painter? >> No. The [ __ ] doctor, you idiot. >> Easy. Going to get you there in a minute. >> The Greek guy lives up in High Brook. Let's get you to the car. >> Come on, Maron. You're heavier than you look. The fat [ __ ] He almost shot my balls off. >> Take it easy. He missed him by a mile. 2:29:18 Hey, careful. This [ __ ] hurts. >> Yeah, well, you can walk if you don't quit your moaning. >> Hey, I don't need to get pissy. I'm the one bleeding to death here. No, please. I don't want to die. >> Let's go. Veto on the ammo. What the [ __ ] [ __ ] This whole [ __ ] place is coming apart. Kill that [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Back monster. 2:30:27 Got hurt. Fire spreading. Contract. It's a [ __ ] jinx. What do you mean, you bastard? Oh, damn smoke. 2:30:56 All right. Oh, God. 2:31:07 Ah, [ __ ] If I don't make it. >> Hey, hey, don't go saying that, pal. It's just a scratch. The doc will give you a few stitches and then we'll all go out and celebrate. >> No, really. Shh. You shouldn't talk right now. Helps conserve your strength. I've seen that in a movie once. >> Yeah. And what happened to the guy in the movie? >> He died. Nah. >> Jesus. You drive like my [ __ ] grandmother. [Music] In pursuit of armed suspect, we're taking him down. 10 floor. 2:31:57 [Music] 2:32:07 Hey, Veto, step on it. Henry sweat like a [ __ ] in church back here. >> You know what make me drive faster? You start it. 2:32:32 Oo, come on. Can't this thing go any faster? Going as fast as I can, damn it. >> Well, it ain't fast enough. Just relax, would you? >> I got a hole in my leg the size of a [ __ ] golf ball, and you're telling me to relax? Just get me to Al Greco, damn it. 2:33:03 So fellas, who is this guy? >> What guy? >> This guy taking Henry. Al Greco. He's a doctor. Throw him a couple of bucks, he patches you up. No questions asked. >> He's the guy you go see when you can't go to the hospital. Genius. Why the hell wouldn't you be able to go to the hospital? >> Because you go to the hospital with a bullet in your first thing they do is call the cops. >> Yeah. So Algreo deals with a lot of guys in our line of work. You shouldn't need to visit him though, Veto. You always been a quick healer. Must be your diet. Ah, >> come on, Veto. At this rate, we get there fast if we're in war. >> Hey, Henry, you awake? Stay with me now. >> Yeah, just hang in there, pal. We'll be at El Greco's in a minute. I can smell the sulaki from here. 2:34:07 Hey, step on it or Henry's done for. If he dies, you're burying him. 2:34:22 Veto there. That house parked right in front. 2:34:37 >> You all Greco the doctor? >> No, I'm the [ __ ] painter. >> A friend needs help. He's going to bleed. >> Thanks, Doc. >> God, handle him. >> We owe you one. Get them inside. Hello though. >> Wait. I got money for you for the job. Take it. >> You know this could have waited, but thanks. >> And hey, thanks for everything. >> I hope you'll be okay. >> Yeah, me too. >> I'll stay here with him. Meet me at my place. >> All right. 2:35:13 Heat. 2:35:31 Heat. Heat. 2:35:52 [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. 2:36:38 Where is that [Applause] heat? Heat. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] 2:37:44 Veto. Hey, how you doing? >> No, no, no, no. I just wanted to give you the money to pay off Papa's debt. >> Oh, Veto, that's great. I was going to try and see if we could pay it back in installments. I got a little money. He wouldn't have hurt us. >> Don't be so sure, but it doesn't matter now. Yeah. >> Where'd you get all this money, Veto? You haven't done nothing you'll be sorry for, have you? >> Don't worry. Everything's fine. >> Thank you, Veto. Thanks. >> No problem. >> All right. Look, I better be going. I I don't want Ma to see me. She'll be asking where I got the money, too. >> Don't worry. I'll make something up. All right, give her a big kiss for me. Okay, >> take care of yourself, Vido. 2:38:40 [Music] 2:39:02 Flies are ready. 2:40:12 Vito Scalleta. >> Yeah. What's it to you? >> You're under arrest for the illegal distribution of federal ration stamps. You're coming with us. One of the gas station attendants ratted me out. The guy fingered me and they strongarmmed mama into telling them where I was staying. But they had no idea who I was working for, and I wasn't about to tell them. 2:40:42 Henry was able to get me a lawyer, courtesy of his boss, Clementi. I was up Shit's Creek, but at least I had a battle. Could have been a hell of a lot worse if the feds knew about any of my other activities. Time to be even more serious considering the fact that you stole national resources at a time when our country needs them the most. Enact the gravity of which you, Mr. Scalleta. >> The guy was good, but even he couldn't get me out of this one. >> It was a lost cause from day one. >> 3 months later, they handed down the verdict. Victoria Antonio Scalleta for your crimes against the people of this city and of this great country. This court hereby sentences you to 10 years in a federal penitentiary. 2:41:54 Welcome to hell, new boys. >> Yes, me, baby. >> That's right. Welcome to my life. We're going to get you looking. >> All right, get in line, gentlemen. Follow me, single file. >> And no monkey business or else. [Applause] Oh yeah. Heat. [Applause] 2:42:41 [Applause] [Applause] Let's go, [ __ ] You want to make problems, you son of a [ __ ] >> I'm sorry. >> What's the matter? Speaking of English here, let me teach you. [Applause] >> What? Do you enjoy this, you sick [ __ ] >> Now get your ass up and go back in line. No. Hey, smartass. Don't make me repeat myself. Back in line. 2:43:29 Move it. 2:43:42 Stop right there. Turn to your right. Your other right. >> Listen up, [ __ ] My name is Captain Terren Stone and this is my prison. You're here on the inside because you can't behave like normal human beings on the outside. Make no mistake, your ass belongs to me now and you'll do what I say or you'll be sorry that you didn't. [ __ ] with me and I'll [ __ ] with your sorry ass all day long. You were sent here to be rehabilitated and rehabilitate you. We will. >> Okay, you [ __ ] We're going to cut you loose. Just long enough to get you cleaned up. Now, get in line and follow me. Welcome to the salon, ladies. You're going to look just [ __ ] beautiful. >> Hey, me too. I ain't got nothing on my 2:44:43 head to cut. >> Shut your face, CQ ball. 2:44:57 Okay, let's go. Hey, [ __ ] for brains. Do what you [ __ ] told. 2:45:17 Listen, pretty boy. If you ain't going to do what you're told, we're going to stick you in the hole. >> Follow me. 2:45:31 [Applause] 2:45:43 I can smell you fish. Welcome home. Get in. >> Lights out and be quiet, [ __ ] You know what's good for you. [Applause] 2:46:14 This was going to be my new home for the next 10 years. Look like [ __ ] and smell like piss. I would have preferred dodging bullets in Europe to this. 2:46:29 After three action-packed days of staring at the wall, I got a message from Joe to contact a guy named Leo Galante, who could supposedly help me out in here. This wasn't the kind of place where you could survive on your own. 2:46:50 >> I'm looking for Leo Galante. >> Buzz off, [ __ ] >> Hey, >> I need to talk to Leo Galante. Point them out, will you? >> Buzz off, [ __ ] >> That would be uh 730 days. >> So, how many years then? >> I ain't too good with arithmetic. >> Hey, >> I need to talk to Leo Galante. Point them out, will you? >> They should let me out. >> Get out of here before you make me mad, >> bastard. >> Don't listen to these [ __ ] You going to do it. >> You know what is >> a buddy? Beat it. >> Those arms burning, ain't they? They don't base you lately. >> Uh, hey, um, I'm looking for Leo Galante. Where I can find him? >> Yeah. Old guy plays chess all day. >> Tried to fight the guards. The guy's got all right. You 2:47:51 >> with no chance. >> I just wondered. You think you could teach me some of that [ __ ] you guys do? I know you. You're that [ __ ] guinea who was with Barber in a jewelry store. I'm in this [ __ ] hell ho cuz of you. >> You got locked up cuz you're a stupid crazy [ __ ] >> You know fellas, my mom was right. There is a god and he sent you here. You guinea bastard. So did I. could pay you back. >> This looks interesting. Want to make a small bet? [Applause] >> [ __ ] brave. >> Come on. >> [ __ ] you and your boyfriend Barbara are dead. Come on now. Fight like a man. 2:48:54 This is going to be easier than the time I shove the potato mother's ass. >> You hit like my sister. >> Yeah. >> [ __ ] for breakfast. >> Tear him a new one. O'Neal. >> Kill him. O'Neal. >> My mother hates my kick his ass, O'Neal. Stop this [ __ ] brain. [Applause] >> Yeah. Kick this [ __ ] day ass. [Music] Step back. Break it. Get out of here. [Applause] >> We're going to give you a little time to think about what you've done. Close it up. So O'Neal almost took my head off, but I made a stand. Let me tell you something. 2:49:55 When you're inside, counts for a lot more than you might think. 2:50:06 >> How long are you planning on keeping him in here? >> Long enough to learn his lesson. >> That's going to have to change. He in any shape to fight? >> Should be. Boys didn't knock him around too bad after the brawl in the yard. All right, open it up. Rise and shine, Scalleta. You got yourself a visitor. >> My name is Leo Galante. I heard you wanted to speak to me. >> Yeah, one of Clemente's guys said I should contact you. Said maybe you could help me out. >> [ __ ] Clemente. I don't provide protection for his guys in here. But I saw how you handled that who's after you, O'Neal. He could prove useful. Come with me, boy. Now, listen up, fellas. This is Veto. He's going to be helping us out. Peppe here's got a big fight coming up against O'Neal. He needs a sparring partner. And 2:51:06 from what I saw of you out there in the yard, you're just the man for the job. You're going to help us out, kid. In return, you'll be under my protection. And who knows, maybe you'll even learn a thing or two along the way. >> I guess I can't say no to that offer, huh? >> I don't remember asking. All right, fellas. Let's get this show on the road. Okay, today we're going to work on your counter punching. Vito, I want you to hit Pepe. Try and bust that big jaw his peppe. You avoid the punch like I showed you. Then use that momentum to throw a punch of your own. All right, fellas. Let's get going. A boy, Pepper, keep that oversized chin of yours down. Damn it. >> It's good. Whoa, would you look at that? Hey, we supposed to be sparring or training? 2:52:07 >> Change of plans, big fella. This kid's got fire in him. So now you're both going to practice your counter punches. All right, Veto. See if you can do that again. It's a handy tool to have in the box, huh? Most guys ain't going to see it coming. Pepe here. He ain't most guys, though. >> Nice. Nice. Give me two more of those. >> All right, one more of you. >> Not hurt. There you go. You're a fast learner, kid. All right, fellas. That's enough for today. Nice work. >> So, how close did you get to Clemente Meo? >> Actually, I never met him. I always dealt with either Henry Thomasino or Luca Garino. >> Huh? I can't believe that Garino's still breathing. >> What was your deal with him? Well, you know, we did a couple jobs for him and uh Luca said he'd bring us into the family for uh five grand. >> What? >> Typical [ __ ] Alberto. He's always 2:53:08 been a crooked bastard. >> Uh so what is that like more than usual? >> Yeah, like five grand more than usual. >> You don't got to pay to get in, Veto. You're brought into the family once you prove that you're loyal, a good earner, and you can handle well, you know, the life. In any case, this is an interesting piece of news. When this gets out, Alberto and Luca are going to have a lot of explaining to do. Oh jeez. >> Don't worry about that. We'll talk about it some other time. 2:53:47 >> Come on, give me another. >> Nice work in the ring, buddy. Little more of that and you'll be ready for a real fight. >> Yeah. How's old man Galante know so much about boxing? >> Never know by looking at him now, but he was a prize fighter back in the day. Damn good one, too. >> No [ __ ] >> Yeah, heard he used to fight in bare knuckle matches before he went pro. >> I'm just glad he organizes these fights. Not that there's anything else to do in here, you know. And he must be making a small fortune on all the bets he takes. >> Matter of fact, I heard that's what he's in here for. He's one of the biggest bookies in Empire Bay. >> Keep it up. >> Hey, how you doing? Name's Veto >> Sam. How you doing? >> Come on, give me a 20. >> Watch where you walk, Guyo. >> Maybe if your eyes were all the way open, you would have seen me coming, [ __ ] >> Galante. Crooked white devil. >> Nice to see you, too, Mr. Woo. Crooked. You bet on your own guy and he lost. That's the way it works in this country. 2:54:47 >> Then Woo offer you a rematch. I think I can arrange that. You up to it, Veto? >> China, huh? Yeah. Get him a step ladder and send them over. >> All right. Woo. Looks like you got yourself a rematch. And none of that chop sewer crap this time. >> Now listen, these cheeks are quick little bastards. No point in throwing big punches early on. You'll never connect. >> All right. What am I supposed to do then? >> You hit him quick and tire him out. When he's weak, he'll put his guard down. Then you swing for the fences. Now get out there and show him what you're made of. Hey, does Veto get a fortune cookie after eating your guy for breakfast? [Music] [Applause] 2:55:54 Shut up. Study more. [Applause] 2:56:08 [Music] This no happen if you use tiger style. 2:56:19 [Music] >> Let's go, Scalleta. You're late for work. 2:56:54 Hey, listen. Veto here has got the day off courtesy of Mr. Galante. >> Gotcha. Don't get used to it, Scalleta. >> Am I right? Come with me, Veto. >> What are we going to train some more? Uh, sort of. You'll see. 2:57:20 >> Morning, kid. >> Morning, Mr. Galante. Why no training today? >> Not exactly. We got a challenge from the spooks, and I don't want to risk Pepe getting all banged up before his big fight with O'Neal. So, I want you to take this one. It'll be good practice for you. Come on. Now, >> the guy you're going to be fighting is a strong bastard, but he ain't too bright. Fights with his heart, not his head. You piss him off, you lower his guard. That's when you let him have it. All right, here we go. Make me proud, kid. >> Lookie here. I'mma take this skinny ass white boy to school. Going to hit him so hard his mama's mama going to feel it. Hope you meatballs getting ready to lose. That's the way to do my brother. Oh, come on. My grandmama hit me harder than that. [Applause] [Laughter] Laying down on the job like always. >> Come on, Vito. You got to do better than that. 2:58:20 [Applause] >> Hey, win or lose. It'll probably be the hardest work this bum ever did in his life. Your little pressure going down. [Applause] >> Let's go, Veto. Put these bums back in their place. [Applause] >> Now, Veto, grab him. All right, kid. Now, put his light on. >> Oh, this boy got as much chance of winning as a brother. >> Hell of a job, kid. Hell of a job. There's your cut, Veto. You earned it. >> Yo, one of the hacks is coming. >> What the hell is this? Some kind of circle jerk? All right, come on, Scalleta. You got a visitor. 2:59:17 >> Hey. >> Hi, Veto. >> Hey, Frankie. How you doing? >> I'm doing good. Real good. Thanks. >> So, uh, how's things? >> Well, I I got something to tell you. I'm getting married, Veto. >> Oh, Maron, that's great. I mean, it would have been nice if he asked my permission first, but hey, I'm happy for you. >> Veto, you're in jail. Look at yourself. How'd you let this happen? >> Hey, I already got a lecture from the judge. Huh? I don't need another one. Just just drop it. All right, >> Veto, there's something else. >> It's Mama. >> What do you mean? What about her? >> She's sick. Veto. She's been like this for weeks and she's not getting any better. >> Look, Frankie, go to Joe's. He's holding on to my money for me. You get her the best doctor you 3:00:18 can find, and uh you keep the rest as a wedding gift. Veto. >> No, no, I mean it. Looks like I'm not going to need it for a while. >> All right, looks like I got to go. Uh, look, you take care of Ma. Tell her I love her. >> I will. And thanks, Veto. Bye. 3:00:49 Let's go, Stalleta. Those turrets ain't going to clean themselves. 3:01:35 So, you're the new cleaning lady, huh? Follow me. Hey pal, you mind? >> Yo, practice that [ __ ] someplace else. >> Come on, man. You're killing us. >> There you go. Make them sparkle and hurry it up. Pipe down now. All >> relax, fellas. I'm just giving the old pipes a workout. Any more of that [ __ ] And I'm your face down. You dig? >> All right. All right. Cheeks. This guy's got no coach. [Music] 3:02:32 What's the matter? Keep cleaning or else. 3:02:43 [Music] Hey, looks like this one's still dirty. Clean it again. You death? That's more like it. Clean it good. 3:03:09 [Music] 3:03:21 All right, that's enough. Now you're going to go join the rest of the animals in the showers. Get moving. All right, Scalleta, get your clothes off and get cleaned up. Would you kindly 3:04:01 What's the hold up here? Move your asses. >> Hey Frankie, we got a little business to take care of here, huh? Why don't you go have a smoke? >> Yeah, sure. Have your fun, you sick bastards. 3:04:23 I like your scars, pretty boy. Where'd you get them? >> Sorry, [ __ ] You picked the wrong ass to drill. >> We can do this the easy way or the hard way. Your choice. >> I got a better idea. Why don't you go [ __ ] your buddies instead? Or better yet, go [ __ ] yourself. Okay, I guess you want it rough. It's party time. Do that again. [ __ ] This guy's a fighter, huh? [Music] 3:05:38 Hey. Hey. Whoa. Whoa. What the hell's going on? And where's Frank? >> Dawn, boy, you know the drill. Oh, and uh this came today. Might want to read it. Looks important. 3:06:12 No, no, no, no. [ __ ] >> Mama died while Francesca was visiting me. Instead of going toward a good doctor and a wedding gift, every penny I had went to the funeral. 3:06:35 Mr. Galante wants to talk to you. Come with me. Good to have you back, kid. What the hell happened? >> It looks like the weren't up for a fair fight. Couple of them jumped Pepe yesterday. It >> was a lot more than a couple. >> Yeah, well, we sure as hell ain't going to let this go. >> What do you got in mind? >> Pepe's got it all worked up. Took a little persuading, but O'Neal's all by himself right now in the gym. Guards won't be back for a while. You're just going to give him a good beating. Break a couple of bones. Same as they did to me. Got it. Yeah, I got it. All right, come with me. Break a leg, kid. I'll wait out here. If the guards get back early, I'll warn you. >> Okay. All right, go for it. 3:07:35 Hey, O'Neal. I got a little business to settle with you. >> Just the man I wanted to see. Come here, Mary again. Hard. Nice shot, Mary. Mima used to hit. Is that all you've got? 3:08:04 No guards to save you this time. >> Jesus, what the [ __ ] are you made of? >> Ah, you'll have to do better than that, little girl. 3:08:24 A 3:08:49 Shut the [ __ ] up. 3:08:59 It all worked out just fine. They never found out who did it. Leo arranged for me to relocate to his cell. Actually, it was more like a suite. Life was getting better by the minute. >> So, Veto, what do you plan on doing when you get out of this [ __ ] hole? >> I don't know. I sure as hell ain't going to go back to work in Flmente. I can tell you that. >> Yeah, you're better off just forgetting about that old bastard. Trust me, Alberto's a real and you can bet that lawyer he's hired was just there to make sure you didn't rot. But don't worry, you'll get his. Letting guys into your family for money like he offered you is against the rules. He's going to have a lot of explaining to do. >> To who? I thought Clemente was the boss. >> You obviously don't know how things work around here. You see, there's more than one family in Empire Bay. There's three. Each family controls their own neighborhoods. There's a system of rules, and if there's any disagreements, 3:10:00 the bosses of all the families meet to work things out. That's the commission. >> Great. So, what do I do now? Am I in trouble, too? >> No, no, no, no, no. Like that. You're young. You're smart. And you've proven you can keep your mouth shut. You're exactly the type of guy everybody wants working for him. Yeah, but I don't even know who these other guys are. >> There's two other bosses besides Clemente. One is Carlo Falonee. The other is Frank Vinci. Carlo is young and ambitious. >> The guy's a freaking nut job. >> He's new blood. Whereas Don Vinci is a man of honor. He respects the old ways. >> You know these guys? Well, >> you could say that. And Frank Vinci is consiliary. You think being just a regular old man get you all this? But listen, Veto, I'm getting out in a few months. When I do, you'll see what we can do about adjusting your sentence. Pepe, come here. Have a taste. 3:11:20 Galante wasn't lying. He called in a few favors and arranged for me to get out early. Knocked almost 4 years off my sentence. Now, Joe used to come visit me and, you know, kind of fill me in on what was happening on the outside. But I tell you, as soon as I walked out of that prison gate, it was like a whole new world. 3:11:57 Now watch where you going. Huh? [Music] 3:12:39 Get out of here. 3:12:55 Vito. Hey, you break out of jail. H jeez. Good to see you in regular clothes and on the right side of the bars again. Welcome home. Come on in. Come in. Come in. >> Man, I tell you, lots changed since I went away. >> Yeah, I guess it has. And hey, it ain't much, but I hooked you up with a nice little apartment just like you said. Now, I got a surprise for you. We're going out tonight to celebrate, and I'm going to introduce you to somebody. >> Yeah, sounds good to me. >> You're going to need a little cash so you can get things going again. I got a piece for you, too, if you want it. Ah, here. Always comes in handy. So, uh, what do you want to do now that you're a free man? >> Hey, what do you think? I want to go back to working with you again. >> All right. I was worried they might have turned you straight. >> I actually met a lot of people and learned a lot while I was on the inside. Got a much better idea of how things work now. >> Good thing, cuz I wasn't exactly sitting around on my ass while you was in there. Don't worry, though. I'll show you the ropes like always. >> All right. Well, what are we waiting for? Let's go. Jesus, I didn't expect 3:13:54 you to be raring to go like this, but What But what the hell? Come on, let's go see your new place. We'll take my car and go meet your new landlord. You do the driving so as you can get back into the swing of things. Just hope you didn't forget how to drive while you was in the can. >> Hey, what are you worried about? It's like riding a bicycle. >> Sure, but when you smack up your bicycle, it don't cost a fortune to fix the freaking thing. >> All right. All right. I get it. You're like an old lady. >> Yeah, I sure as hell hope so. And if you ain't noticed, cars are a lot different since you went away. You'll see. Your new place is just down the street, right near the boardwalk. You're going to love it. 3:14:39 >> Hey, watch it, buddy. 3:14:55 Damn, it's good to have you home. I'd done pretty good while you was locked up, but now that you're out, the sky's is the limit. >> You seen Henry lately? >> Nah, not for a few years now. You really felt bad about what happened, you know. >> So, what you been up to? We couldn't really talk about much when you visited me. Well, after the [ __ ] Clemente and that little [ __ ] Luca tried to pull on us, I got hooked up with the Falconee family and I started working for them. >> Really? >> Yeah. You'll see tonight. I told you I got a nice surprise planned for you. But don't bother asking cuz I ain't going to tell you. >> Oh boy. >> Don't worry. I've been planning this for weeks. >> That's what I'm afraid of. >> What do you got? An aversion to red lights? 3:15:57 All right, this is close enough. Park here. Go check the place out. It's on the top floor. I already paid the force month's rent for you. And hey, the entrance to your garage is on that side street over there. >> Thanks, Joe. I appreciate it. >> Hey, in about tonight, we're going to a real classy joint. So, buy yourself a nice suit. They won't let you in this place looking like an excon. >> My kind of place. 3:16:43 Okay, here we are. I'm sure you'll find it to your liking. I live in a similar apartment myself. As you can see, it even comes with a telephone at no extra charge. And here's the bathroom. Clean and modern with all the hot water you could ever want. And here is the master bedroom. And there is the master's bed. It's comfy with room enough for two, maybe three. And it doesn't squeak. Always a plus in my book. >> I sure hope you like your new apartment, sir. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Just one question. When are you leaving? >> Now, if you'll pardon me, I have to go and check out another client. Goodbye now. >> See you. 3:18:20 [Music] [Music] 3:18:47 [Music] 3:19:09 [Music] We want you. 3:19:32 [Music] How's it going? How can I help you? Hey, you looking for a new set of wheels? Take your pick, pal. 3:20:03 >> Thanks a lot. [Music] Heat. 3:20:19 [Music] 3:20:33 Heat. Heat. 3:20:49 [Music] Heat. 3:21:09 [Music] 3:21:37 Jeez, I thought you was going to be a no-show. Not bad. Nice material. Thanks. So, uh, what's the plan for tonight? >> You'll find out. A friend of mine's coming to pick us up. I met him when you was on your little vacation. Hey, show him some respect. He's kind of an important guy. >> Oh, yeah. You'll see in a minute. Here he comes. >> Hey, Joe. Hey, Eddie. How's it going? >> Not too bad. Not too bad. Oh, this your buddy? >> Yeah, this is my pal Veto. Veto. This here is a good friend of mine, Eddie Scop. >> Nice to meet you, Eddie. >> Same here, Veto. Okay, fellas. I'm dying for a drink. Let's go. Hey, Veto, you want to drive? I had a couple of drinks already. >> So, uh, you tell him where we're headed, Joey? >> Nope. All he knows is that it's a surprise. Ah, >> he's going to love it. >> I [ __ ] hope so. Unless he got into the uh funny business in the can. Hey, 3:22:38 what are you two talking about? Don't worry about it. You'll see. >> Hey, come on. We might as well tell him now. >> Hey, you waited this long. We'll tell him in the car. 3:23:01 All right, let's go, Veto. >> Hey, you know, it would help if you told me where we're going. >> Head to Oyster Bay. [Music] Okay. So, Veto, what was the one thing you missed the most when you was in a camp? >> Freedom. >> Yeah. Well, besides that, now >> you know, uh, booze, broads, baseball, everything. >> Ah, you're getting closer. >> What? Are you guys taking me to a baseball game? >> Oh, we're taking you to the classiest cat house in the city, Veto. >> Cat house, huh? Wow. Well, you don't sound too excited, Veto. Come on, don't tell me you don't want to have some fun after all that time. >> Hey, don't worry, Veto. These girls are real professionals. If you forgot how to do it, they'll get you back in shape in no time. We're going to have a ball. Oh, hey. Uh, 3:24:02 remind me not to drink too much. There's something I got to take care of later. >> What's more important than [ __ ] and booze? >> Hey, you know how it is. Sometimes you got to do what you got to do. Hey, Veto. Come on, step on it. Hey, 3:24:21 [Music] [Applause] 3:24:41 heat. Yeah, we heard Alberto and that [ __ ] Luca were taking guys into their family for a fee, but we had no idea they were charging that much. Uh, they're going to have to answer for their sense soon. So, I talked to Leo Galante about you, Veto. He said you were a real standup guy, and he told me all about the [ __ ] that Clemente tried to pull on you guys. But between you and me, why'd you get into that line of work? I mean, we all got our re reasons. >> Well, uh, >> yeah. Yeah. Um, because, uh, >> you know, I don't I don't want to end up like my old man. And, uh, >> Oh, no. Yeah. >> Look, I figure nobody's going to help me, so I got to help myself. >> Yeah, you do. >> Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay. Scram, baby. So, Veto, listen. I 3:25:41 work for Carlo Falconee and uh we're looking to expand our operation. Joe's been working for us for a while now, and uh since you're a friend of his, we'd like to extend that offer to you as well. What do you say? >> Yeah, sure. I'm interested. >> All right, let's drink to it. Here's to you guys. >> All right. >> And to a bright future together. >> I can't be drinking too much tonight. Uh, I got some business to take care of. >> Lost all his money but on the ponies. >> No. [Laughter] Talk about a horse's ass. No. No. Really? Hey, Carlo's a real smart guy. He's into uh Oh, you know, astrology. 3:26:42 >> You mean astronomy? >> Oh, [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] [Music] >> Sorry, ladies. Looks like I got to get going. >> Shut your goddamn pie hole. >> If you want to use your mouth, >> you fellas ready to go? >> Yeah. Let's go. >> Hey, get up, Joe. [Music] [Laughter] Hey, >> I'm going home. [Music] >> Good night. 3:27:38 Hey, where the hell is my car? [ __ ] Somebody stole it. Hey, call the [ __ ] cops, man. >> You're staring at it, you lush, >> huh? Oh. Oh, yeah. Good. Hey, where's my keys? >> Veto is going to drive. He's the least [ __ ] up out of all us. >> Yeah, next time for us, Joe. More [ __ ] less boobs. 3:28:19 So, how' you like the place, Veto? A lot better than playing I just zech in the shower, huh? What the hell's that stink? Eddie, you puke. >> What? I wouldn't puke in my own car. >> What the What the hell is that smell then? >> Oh yeah, I'm smelling it, too. >> Must be Frankie pots. >> But that [ __ ] puked in your car. >> Nah, he's in a trunk. >> What? >> What? >> Hey, it's all your fault, Joey. I told you I had some [ __ ] business to take care of and you went and got me drunk. Hey, since when does business to take care of mean dead guy in the trunk? >> Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, calm down, Veto. Hey, I bet. We'll figure something 3:29:19 out. >> Watch the figure. All we got to do is bury the stiff. I already got a spot picked out up by the old observatory. >> You got a shovel? >> Sure. It's in the trunk. And the hole is already dug. All we need to do is chuck him in and cover him up. >> All right. All right. Where's this hole? A little ways outside of town, there's a path in the forest to a small clearing. That's where the hole is. Hurry it up, will you? God, I need some fresh air. The stench bag here is [ __ ] killing me. [Music] 3:30:21 Oh. Oh. Oh, stop. Now I'm going to hurl. [Applause] Too late for a Christ. Eddie, that that [ __ ] reeks. Oh, hey, it's his car. >> Yeah, but that smell plus the other smell. The only way it can get worse now is if he craps himself. Heat. Heat. 3:31:38 [Music] 3:31:48 Yeah. Heat. 3:31:57 [Applause] 3:32:09 Heat. [Applause] All right, we're here. >> RO, go pop the trunk. >> Is that a joke? >> That's great. That's just great. Yeah. 3:32:43 God damn it. New shoes. >> Jesus Christ. >> [ __ ] Christ almighty. How long this guy been in here? Ready? >> Uh, just a couple days. >> You're going to have to get him out of there, fetal. >> It's just great. >> I can't handle the smell. >> Some [ __ ] welcome home, misses. Whoa. >> Hey, mother. Hey. Hey, here's a hole right here. Dump him in. 3:33:28 Finally done. Okay. Now, who's going to bury him? >> What? Hey, I give me a bit of to get a hold of myself. Can you just do it? Every time I get a whiff of the guy makes me have to puke. And Eddie's not going to be any hier. >> Whatever. >> Hey fellas, how about a little music? Eh, you got to be kidding me. >> Good night, sweetheart. Well, it's time to >> This wasn't supposed to be part of your homecoming party, but it's nice out here, ain't it? I ain't been in the woods for a while. You won't be liking it so damn much after I smack you with this shovel. 3:34:27 [Music] >> You guys kidding me with this? 3:34:44 Oh my god. Poor Dino. 3:34:53 [Applause] Heat. 3:35:24 Heat. Heat. 3:35:35 [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] 3:36:03 [Music] Heat. Heat. 3:36:12 [Music] [Applause] Heat. Heat. 3:36:39 [Music] Who told you to drive? [Music] 3:37:05 [Applause] [Music] 3:37:22 Sorry, Vito. Not exactly the best way to end a night, huh? But thanks. I owe you one big time. Leave Eddie's car here so he could get home. >> You're a good man, Veto. I'll settle up with you tomorrow. Hey, you coming in for some drinks? >> It's 3:00 in the morning. Shut the hell up. >> Hey, shut up, you [ __ ] >> Come on. You had enough, Eddie. You're going to bed. Come on. I'll call you tomorrow, Veto. Good night. 3:38:19 What the [ __ ] >> Hey, Beetle. Rise and shine. >> Jesus. Marty, stop [ __ ] yelling, will you? My head's killing me. >> Oh, sorry, Joey. >> Stop calling me [ __ ] Joey. What the hell's wrong with you? Veto, come on down. >> Jesus Christ. 3:39:14 Who the hell was that? Guy's got a voice like Woody [ __ ] Woodpecker. >> That was Marty. Remember the little kid used to live down the street from me? I had to pick up the truck here, so he gave me a lift. >> What's going on with the truck? >> It's going to make us some nice cash. Hop in. I'll explain on the way. You drive. >> Where, too? >> Riverside. >> All right. Riverside it is. >> Some night, huh? >> Yeah, you could say that. >> What? You ain't still mad, are you? Yeah. Hurry in a stiff. That's the first thing I wanted to do when I got out. >> Hey, come on. You had fun at the cat house, right? >> Yeah, I did. Thank you for that. But, uh, everything between then and now, not so much. >> All right. All right. Well, listen. Today's going to be a lot better. I promise. >> I sure as hell hope so. 3:40:33 So, what's the deal? Simple. We just got to go to a couple of places and unload these smokes. Then we bring the truck back to Eddie and get our cutter to take. Piece of cake. Wait a minute. You seem to remember getting hitting driver just like this. >> Don't worry. I've done this before. First stop, Riverside. >> If you say so. >> Trust me, you're going to thank me later. 3:41:24 Heat up 3:41:33 here. Heat. 3:41:54 Heat. 3:42:14 You drive like my [ __ ] grandma. You know that. Hey, relax, will you? >> What now? >> Now we take care of our customers. These guys here buy in bulk from us. Come with me. Okay. Climb up and hand me the goods. >> Hi. One carton of reds. >> Hand me a carton of reds. Veto. Veto. Wake up and troll. Not this one. I said reds. Jeez. Veto. See, I knew you could do it. Here it is, sir. You're welcome. Come again. >> Hey, good to see you. I'm all out of smokes. Give me a cotton of blues. >> One cot in the blues, Veto. Yeah, that's the one. 3:43:20 There it is, sir. You're welcome. Come again. 3:43:39 What the [ __ ] Hey, SGE. How you doing? Caught in the blues as usual. 3:43:52 I think I'll take the whites this time. You hear that, Veto? Let's go. Cotton of whites. Veto, where's the carton of whites? Yeah, that's the one. 3:44:20 Thanks, Joe. Now, get the hell out of here, will you? >> Okay, time to go. Get in, Veto. Next stop is Milville. It's going great today. We're making some serious 3:44:43 Heat. Heat. 3:45:13 So the kid Mark, he looks ready, too. >> In his dreams. Kid's not even 18 yet. He does jobs for me. Drives me around, makes deliveries, that sort of stuff. Thinks he's a gangster, though. Spends too much damn time at the movies. >> Well, the kid's got you for a little model. He's in for a lot of trouble. >> Oh, yeah. Wise guy. He reminds me a lot of you when you was his age. >> Exactly. And I spent 2 years dodging bullets in Europe and 6 years in the can since I met you. That's what I mean with trouble. >> What's the matter? Somebody [ __ ] in your coffee this morning. It's like you forgot about all the good times. >> Yeah. Remind me of something, would you? 3:46:01 >> What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Hey, I know how to drive. All right. Heat. 3:46:24 Heat. 3:46:46 [Applause] 3:47:07 Did you not see that light turn red? 3:47:15 See, what did I tell you? It's going like butter. All right, this almost makes up for last night. Almost. >> Come on. What's better than this? You got fresh air, good company, and you're making a shitload of dough. Not too bad for a guy who just got out of the slam. All right, listen. The next few hours are anything like the last few hours. All's for the veto. I know. All right, we'll be there in a sec. 3:48:06 Hey, I caught the blues if you Give me a cart in the blues. Yeah, that's the one. Here it is. Fine. I'll take a box of reds. >> Cotton reds. Feed. All right. Hand it over. 3:48:41 What are you talking about? 3:48:56 >> What you selling, Mac? >> You're buying or just window shopping? >> Maybe. >> We're selling smokes. Two bucks a cotton. 100 bucks a crate. >> I'll make you a deal. You fork over 10 cartons and maybe we'll let you and your buddy get out of here in one piece. >> Hey, look, pal. How about you get back in your cute little car with your little friends there and I'll pretend I never seen you. Sound good? >> You don't get it, do you? You fat [ __ ] This is our turf. And it's going to cost you to operate here. Now pay up. You're the one who doesn't get it. You have any idea who you're talking to? One last chance. You walk away now and I'll tell you who I'm talking to. A fat two bit [ __ ] [ __ ] doortodoor salesman hawking stolen cigarettes on my turf. And it's time to close up shop, [ __ ] >> Okay, boys. I think it's time for a fire sale. [ __ ] Joe. [ __ ] What do you say now, Porky? What do I got to say? 3:49:57 That's what it is. >> Come on, hop in that car and let's go. All right, let's get one of these [ __ ] and teach him a lesson. >> Step on it, Vito. He's getting away. >> I got it floored, Joe. This thing won't go any faster. 3:50:36 Ah [ __ ] Now what? [ __ ] We should check in with Eddie. Stop at the nearest phone booth to call. 3:50:52 Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] 3:51:08 [Music] Heat. Heat. 3:51:50 Eddie, it's me, Veto. Listen, we got a problem. We were moving the smokes and these uh came out of nowhere and set the [ __ ] truck on fire. >> What? You [ __ ] kidding me? You couldn't handle a bunch of grease balls? What the [ __ ] happened? >> Look, look, Addy. Addy, listen. It's not our fault, okay? They set the [ __ ] truck on fire before we knew what was happening and everything burned off. All right, we popped one of the guys, but >> what do I [ __ ] care? Just bring me my money. I paid two grand for that truck and I want it back. Lucky for you two retards. I got Derek's guy Steve here with me and we were just talking about what to do with those punks. We're going to take care of them now. Steve will meet you at the crazy horse. You know it. >> Okay. Crazy horse. Yeah, I know where it is. >> Steve's going to have a few guys with him. Show him that nobody [ __ ] with us. No shooting, though. So, it looks like just another gang fight. I don't want to read about a blood bath in the papers tomorrow. >> All right. Sure. Don't worry. We'll take care of it. 3:52:50 >> Oh, all right. We got to meet Steve in front of the crazy horse. Good news is he's going to help us out. Bad news is Eddie wants his money back. All too grand of him. >> [ __ ] You really think we're going to get two G's out of these guys? >> I don't know. We'll see what Steve's got in mind. You know, he ain't doing this out of the kindness of his heart. Let's go. 3:53:17 Eddie was [ __ ] pissed on the phone. Sure he was. Just like I'm pissed right now. Even if these [ __ ] ain't got a dime, I'm going to kick $2,000 worth of [ __ ] out of him. >> I'm with you. But what's Steve doing working for Eddie? He works for Derek. Derek's with Vinci's crew. How the hell should I know? But hey, you're still going to take jobs from Derek, right? Even though you're working for Eddie, we all got to do what we got to do to get by. 3:53:53 >> Hey, Steve. Hey. Hey, guys. Marty, what are you doing here? >> Hey, Joe. I'm going with you on this one. Steve needed help. He said I could come along. >> Steve, uh, isn't this uh, >> kids got to learn something? >> Why are we here, Steve? Huh? The guys we're looking for are all headed to the foundry. >> This is where they usually meet. So, we'll start here, then head over to the foundry to finish the job. >> And uh, why' you volunteer to help us? >> Those bastards trashed my cousin's car. They robbed him and knocked out three of his teeth. >> Yeah, those [ __ ] [ __ ] They make problems all over the city. What you think? >> Shut up, kid. I'm talking here. So, like the Bible says, an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth. And well, we'll just start with this joint. >> So, what's the plan? >> First, we're going to trash this place. And how are we going to do that with this? Go ahead, boys. >> Hey, come on, guys. >> Now, you can either help us or stay out of our way. >> Let's go teach these [ __ ] a lesson. 3:54:54 >> What the [ __ ] was that? That's [ __ ] beautiful. 3:55:28 Okay, that's enough. Let's leave him a little present. Veto. Marty, I got some Molotov cocktails in the trunk. Go get them and throw them in. >> My pleasure, Steve. 3:55:57 That'll teach him. Yeah. >> All right. Now we go to the foundry. Get in, boys. We'll meet you two at the main gate. >> See you there. Heat. Heat. 3:56:36 Heat. [Music] 3:56:47 [Music] Heat. 3:57:13 Hey, how'd you get in here? >> You followed the [ __ ] yellow brick road. >> Next. >> Nice one. >> You [ __ ] are dead. Joe, watch out. >> Thanks, kid. [ __ ] They got guns. Let them have it. >> They got in. >> Shoot the [ __ ] >> Want to get on your bad side. >> Leave me alone. >> Don't be so gentle, boys. >> You okay? >> Try and get around behind him. You're dead. >> What the [ __ ] you got? Cover me, [ __ ] Oh, nice shot. >> [ __ ] Let's go. >> RIP. Go, go, go. 3:58:17 Shut these [ __ ] Die. Die. Go. [ __ ] dead. Next catch your name. >> Let's go. Veto 3:58:44 eat [ __ ] >> Let's go. >> I'm the best. You okay? 3:59:11 >> Stay sharp, Veno. [Music] 3:59:42 Back me up, Vito. Cover, Veno, move up and kill him. >> Come on, think of something. Hurry up here. >> Kiss your ass goodbye. 4:00:11 It's [ __ ] over. 4:00:38 Run, run. 4:00:49 Cover my back. Going in. I won't want to get on your bad side. RIP. Go, go, go. Hey, [ __ ] 4:01:05 [Music] Got you covered. Move. 4:01:18 Got you now. 4:01:35 Oh, another one bites the hell, [ __ ] 4:01:47 You ain't got a chance. 4:02:04 You okay? We'll get him. >> Stay sharp, Vito. >> It's [ __ ] over. Man, you're a terrible [ __ ] shot. Back me up, Vito. You okay? Oh, I can't [ __ ] believe it. Go, go, go. I got you covered. Suck on this [ __ ] 4:02:52 All right, here we go. >> You're going to leave some for me, [ __ ] [Music] Listen, 4:03:30 this got way out of hand. Eddie's not going to be too happy. >> Eddie will be fine. What are we going to do? Just let him kill us? These [ __ ] dirt bags won't be bothering nobody no more. >> What now, Steve? Now I'm going to go home and see if that castor oil is working. I've been blocked up for weeks. I'll see you later. >> Joy. Joe and I still got a lot of work to do. We'll catch you later. >> [ __ ] Where are we going to get the two G's for ready? >> You have any idea how much a car like this goes for? Damn. Veto, you're a genius. These babies ain't cheap, right? I bet Derek would give us at least a grand for that one. >> All right, I'm going to drive this baby over to Derek's. I'll meet you back in the fountain. >> Sounds like a plan. I'll see you at the bar. 4:04:26 [Applause] [Music] Heat. 4:04:46 [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. 4:05:10 [Music] [Applause] 4:05:19 Oh, [Music] 4:05:45 heat, heat. Heat. 4:06:02 Heat. 4:06:22 Heat. 4:06:30 Heat. Heat. 4:06:53 Heat. 4:07:11 Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 4:07:42 Heat. 4:07:53 [Applause] [Applause] Heat. Heat. 4:08:15 [Applause] 4:08:32 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 4:08:46 [Applause] 4:08:58 [Applause] Heat. 4:09:20 So, >> is the money? Well, that's a [ __ ] relief. Stupid [ __ ] junkies. Now they know their place. Good work, boys. Here's your cat. Thanks, Eddie. So, you need anything else from us today or is that it? I got something I got to take care of. >> No, no, no. That's all for today. I'll call you if I need anything. [Music] Here is what we have. Here you are, sir. 4:10:05 Come back anytime, sir. 4:10:25 Heat. 4:10:46 Heat. Come [Applause] [Applause] 4:11:16 on. Move. Heat. 4:11:29 [Applause] 4:11:48 Heat. Heat. Heat. 4:12:10 Heat. Heat. 4:12:17 [Applause] 4:12:27 [Music] 4:13:47 Hello. >> Yeah, Veto, we got a situation here. Grab a gun and meet me at the bar and make sure you're driving a decent set of wheels. >> All right, I'll be right there. There goes my Sunday. 4:14:16 [Music] This is the police. Open up. We just want to ask you some questions. If you don't open the door, we're going to open it up for you. >> Hey fellas, what's going on? >> This is official police business. Please step aside. >> This is the police. This is your last warning. Open the goddamn door. 4:15:13 Come on, move on. 4:15:29 Damn. What? [Music] [Applause] 4:15:50 What's going on? [Music] What can I do you for, pal? 4:16:06 Bring it by anytime. Heat. 4:16:25 Heat. 4:16:33 Heat. 4:16:49 [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] 4:17:09 Heat. 4:17:24 [Music] home. 4:17:34 >> Morning, Eddie. >> Hey, Veto. I'd like to introduce you to somebody. Veto, this is Carlo Falconee. >> Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Falconee. >> Veto. So, Veto, how do you feel about Alberto Clemente and Lucino? >> Well, honestly, Mr. Falconee. The way I see it, those [ __ ] tried to steal 5,000 bucks from me and then left me in a rotten jail. >> That's good because the two of them are planning to make a move on us. So, it looks like we're going to have to do something before they do something. Eddie will tell you the rest. I'm sure you won't let me down. >> Goodbye, Mr. Falcone. >> Nice to meet you, Veto. >> So, what the hell's going on? >> A car with three of our guys in it disappeared last night. And word around town is that Luca might have had something to do with it. >> Who's missing? >> Harvey Beans. And the two guys who was supposed to be protecting him, Tony Balls and Frankie the Mick. 4:18:35 >> Yeah. >> Beans is Carlo's accountant. If he talks, we're all [ __ ] >> What do you need me to do? >> I need you to wait for him in front of Freddy's and follow him to find out if he's involved. >> And then if you find out that he had anything to do with this, you whack the bastard. And if any of our guys are still alive, try and rescue him. Hopefully, you can find him before they spill the beans about our operation. >> Where do you think he'll go? >> I got no idea. So, go prepared. Make sure you've got a fast car and some firepower. >> All right, no problem. >> Okay, stop by here when you're done. And Veto, don't tell nobody about this. >> Got it. I see you again as soon, huh? 4:19:43 [Music] 4:19:57 is coming. 4:20:06 [Music] Heat. Heat. 4:20:20 [Applause] [Music] [Music] 4:20:37 [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] Slow down. >> Every weapon is legit. I can guarantee it. Gun ain't much without some ammo. 4:21:21 >> Your money. You want me to take a look at that for you, boy? >> 12 in of pleasure right here. 12 in of pleasure right here. foot long. >> Hey, move away. So, what's it going to be? 4:21:44 Here it is. >> Thank you. >> Fresh hot dogs. No horseback here. Fresh hot dogs. No horseback here. Hot dogs. Hot dogs. Huh? [Applause] [Music] 4:22:18 Heat. 4:22:29 [Applause] This is Luca's car. Now, where are you, Luca? There you are. Okay, here we go. I shouldn't get too close. I got to make sure Luca doesn't see me. Heat up 4:23:10 here. 4:23:23 [Music] It's a pleasure riding. 4:23:55 Where you going, Luca? Riverside's 4:24:05 [Music] 4:24:15 [Applause] [Music] junkyard Maybe. Nah, Mike doesn't get involved in [ __ ] like this. [Music] 4:24:50 Clemente slaughter house. Of course. Looks like Eddie was right. Okay, they got to get in there without being seen. I >> know that they know that I know 4:25:08 the sewer. Maybe that's the way in. Sorry, forgot my bathing suit. Looks like I can pry this off. 4:25:27 Jesus Christ. That reeks 4:25:45 [ __ ] That dog could be a problem. Shut up. What is wrong with you? 4:26:04 [ __ ] Ah. Oh, if Luca just stopped by to pick up some steaks, I'm going to kill somebody. 4:26:37 Hey, hey, hey. 4:26:53 Jesus. Would you shut up? What? Is somebody there? There's nobody there. See? So, shut up before we turn you into meatlo. Mut [ __ ] There they are. Now I got you, you skinny little prick. [Applause] [Applause] 4:27:30 Okay, time to move. 4:27:58 Come on. 4:28:07 Look like D came here. Just a little guy. >> Don't know. Never seen him before. >> Hey, don't spend all day out here, huh? I don't want to do this by myself. >> Just having one [ __ ] smoke. Relax. >> Yeah, heard that one before, bro. 4:28:37 call. >> Which guy? I ain't been there in a while. 4:28:49 >> Hey, what was that screaming? >> Nothing. >> So, uh, you still thinking about quitting? >> What? Nah, that was no pain. >> Yeah, probably next month. >> That [ __ ] in your ears. That was a pain. >> Yeah, bud. >> I was thinking of maybe >> around here or what? 4:29:20 >> Hey, you two shift's over. >> What do you mean shift's over? You got [ __ ] in your ears? I said you're done for today. But I ain't done pounding the beef steak. >> Don't make me say it again. Shift's over. Get the hell out of here. >> All right, fine by me. Damn straight. Let's go. 4:29:54 Hey, be right there. Got [Music] a good tip or something? >> Yeah. Friend of mine gave me the name of his shirt. >> Think I don't know about the dope. I know where you got the money. Falconee thinks he's got a good record going, but he ain't going to get away with it. Come on. How'd you get it into the States? >> I don't know anything. I'm just an accountant. >> Don't [ __ ] with me, you egghehead bastard. You want to end up just like your buddy here? Come on. Take a good look. You think you're tougher than him? After we're done with this, we're going to grind you up in one of these machines here. It's It's just a question whether I'm going to be nice enough to [ __ ] kill you first. Hey, what's that [ __ ] stench? Hey. Hey, somebody's over there. Hey, who the [ __ ] are you supposed to be? Jesus Christ. What? What is Captain Shipbag here to save the day? Shut the 4:30:54 [ __ ] up, Luca. >> Hey, I know you. You're the chimp who was hanging around with that [ __ ] Barbro. I thought you was still rotten in the can. What the [ __ ] you think you're doing here? >> Falconee sent me. He isn't too fond of skinny littleers trying to turn his guys into mince meat. >> So, you joined up with Falonee, huh? Well, I'll tell you what. If you knew what was really going on, you'd realize that you was better off in jail. But that don't matter now anyway. 4:32:05 at a boy. Shannon. 4:32:38 Boys, take care of him. Get me down. 4:32:51 >> You [ __ ] with the wrong guys, [ __ ] >> Get me down, will you? >> Thanks, Veto. We owe you one. Eddie send you. >> Yeah, he noticed he was a couple of guys shy at roll call. >> [ __ ] Poor Frankie. I'm going to kill that son of a [ __ ] >> Beans, stay here and don't come out until we come get you. >> Okay. Okay. Just don't forget about me. Okay, fellas. >> He's packing. Shoot him. >> Kill this [ __ ] already, will you? >> Not bad, kid. Not bad. All right, Veto, let's get that little [ __ ] >> What's going on? They dead yet? >> Yeah, they are. Guess who's next? 4:33:53 >> A lot of guys with a lot of Gerard on their way over. >> [ __ ] Too late. >> Here they come. 4:34:13 Show me. >> Hey, [ __ ] I'll shoot you full of holes. See, kid, that's how you do it. 4:34:52 One more to go. All right. Nice job. Now, let's go get that little knock. Come on. Let me in. 4:35:16 Can't do it, can you? Ah, that's too [ __ ] bad. 4:35:27 [ __ ] I ain't going to be able to open it like this. Yeah, we need something heavy like a like a battering ram. >> I know. We'll use that cart. A [ __ ] son of a [ __ ] prick. Thinks he's so [ __ ] smart. Think you're so [ __ ] smart, huh? Go ahead. Try. Son of a [ __ ] What's he doing over there? 4:36:06 >> Come here, you [ __ ] >> Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Show you what it feels like to know. >> Son of a [ __ ] I'm going to have a little fun with Luca before I grind him up. Want to join me? >> Thanks for the invitation, but I think I'll pass blood, huh? >> No, just ate the sight of Luca. >> I hear you, but you're missing out. I think I'm going to try out that cattle prod about. >> Uh, yeah. Eddie wanted me to take care of him personally. >> Don't worry about that. It'll just take a little longer this way. This [ __ ] don't deserve a quick death. I can't argue with that. Okay, I'm going to go. I stink like an outhouse. I got to get cleaned up. >> And tell Lady he don't got to worry about Luca. Yo, Beans, open the door. It's all over. >> You You're still alive? >> Yeah. What'd you expect? Look, before we 4:37:07 go home, you want to give me a hand with Sleeping Beauty here? >> You know, that's not such a bad idea. Heat. 4:37:40 Heat. Heat. 4:37:53 Heat. 4:38:25 [Music] 4:38:35 Heat. Heat. Heat. 4:38:55 Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. 4:39:23 [Music] 4:39:36 Heat. Heat. 4:39:56 [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 4:40:18 I walk [ __ ] This guy, she's built like a [ __ ] brick [ __ ] house, right? She's going down on him and he's going, "Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh Jesus Christ. Was that you?" Veto. Oh Jesus. Why didn't you take a [ __ ] bath before you came back? >> You told me to come right back when I was done. You think I'm enjoying this? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. What happened with Luca? It's done. >> All right. How about our guys? You find them? >> Yeah. Luka had him in the slaughter house. Frankie's dead, but Balls and Beans are fine. Luca was uh interrogating them when I got there. >> Any witnesses? >> Well, except for a dozen or so of Lucas bodyguards who ran into nobody. >> Back up. Okay. >> It was rough, Eddie. Yeah, it sounds like it got pretty hairy. But hey, you pulled it off and you got out of there in one piece, right? So go get cleaned up before you ruin everybody's appetite and burn those [ __ ] clothes you're wearing. My god. [Music] 4:42:11 Launch him down. 4:42:21 What? 4:42:54 [Music] 4:43:10 Heat. 4:43:20 Heat. 4:43:40 down. [Music] 4:43:53 >> Hey, Veto, you made it. >> Hey, Eddie. >> Oh, nice threads. Thanks. So, uh, what's the plan, fellas? What's with the suits? >> Veto, Mr. Falcone is going to bring us into the family tonight. You and me? We're going to be made. >> Oh, [ __ ] Tonight? >> Yeah. >> Really? Why didn't you tell me before? What do we got to do? >> You'll find out. But first, there's somebody who'd like to have a little word with you. Leo, good to see you. What are you doing here? >> Hey, kiddo. I want to talk to you about what's going to happen today. Come here. Have a seat. >> All right. Sure. And hey, thanks again for doing whatever you did to get me out of the can early. >> Now I made good on my second promise to you. >> Second promise? >> Yeah. I told you the next time we open the books, we'd recommend you, didn't I? And now it's done. >> You had something to do with this, but you work for Frank Vinci. >> Yeah. I would have liked to have had you in our family, but I figured Joe there is your best friend. You guys grew up 4:44:54 together, just like me and Frank. Since Joe was working for Carlo the whole time you were inside, I recommended they take you in too when he got made. >> Thanks, Leo. I I don't know what to say. >> You don't got to say nothing. Not to me or anybody else. That's kind of the way this whole thing works. Veto. >> Yeah. >> Now, come on. We don't want to keep them waiting. All right. I'll see you fellas upstairs. >> What was that all about? Nah, nothing. Just, you know, talking about old times. Like that time when Oolio dropped the soap. >> [ __ ] you. >> All right. All right. All right. That's enough. Let's go. These are like two school kids. I swear to God. >> All right. Wait here. Now, listen to me, fellas. It's one at a time. Once you're inside, just do as you're told. Okay. Joe, come on in. Hey, good luck. All 4:46:10 right, your turn, Veto. >> Gentlemen, this is Veto Scalleta. Veto, know that this family of ours is a secret. You are entering the society of the chosen. A society which does not exist to the rest of the world. Our family means more to you from now on than your own family or God or your country. If I ask you to kill your own brother, you must do it. Show me which finger would pull the trigger. 4:46:54 Repeat after me, Veto. If I were to betray the secret of our way of life, If I were to betray the secret of our way of life, may my soul burn in hell just like this saint. >> May my soul burn in hell just like this saint. >> Amikon Lostra. Gentlemen, I give you our new friend, Fidos Scalleta. I am very pleased to have these two talented and honest men join us, and I'm happy this has happened in the presence of our esteemed guests, especially Don Frank Vinci. >> And it's cons. >> You might wonder why I take this risk again after spending almost seven years in a can. You see where I grew up if you was >> the only guys who mattered were the guys who had the balls to take what they wanted. >> You will receive payment for your services from Eddie. Would you like to add anything, Frank? >> Whatever you do, gentlemen, stay away from the dope. No dope. That's our 4:47:56 policy. You can make plenty of money. And after years of doing everybody else's dirty work, >> too many risks, >> I was willing to risk anything to finally >> be Somebody. 4:49:23 Hello. >> Hey, Veto. It's Eddie. >> Hey, Eddie. What's up? >> I need you to come over to Joe's right now. >> Yeah. Oh, okay. All right. What's happening? >> I I >> I can't tell you over the phone. >> All right. I'll be right there. 4:50:28 Heat. 4:50:52 Heat. Heat. 4:51:19 Heat. 4:51:37 It's me, Veto. [Applause] 4:52:55 Hulk in here. 4:53:06 Heat. [Music] Heat. 4:53:37 Heat. 4:53:55 Heat. Heat. 4:54:16 Heat. 4:54:24 That's 4:54:45 heat. 4:55:16 Heat. Heat. 4:55:35 Heat. Heat. 4:55:52 Sir, I don't think you should be waiting that 4:56:05 [Music] Heat. 4:56:33 Heat. Heat. 4:56:46 Heat. 4:56:55 Heat. Heat. [Music] 4:57:09 [Music] 4:57:18 [Applause] 4:57:29 [Music] 4:57:38 Man, I went home with a baseball bat and they looked like they was scared till yesterday. >> Oh, hey. Good morning, Veto. >> Marty, what are you doing here? Joe said you needed help and since I did good with he said he'd take me along again. >> Take you along again for what exactly? >> They're waiting for you. >> Yeah. Well, uh I I'll talk to you later. Yeah, that's my man Veto. >> Morning, Mr. Falone. >> Hi, Veto. Take a seat. >> Hey guys. So, what's happening? >> I heard how you got rid of Luca, Veto. Good job. Thanks to you, we now have proof that Clemente was behind the attack on our guys. We couldn't do anything to him openly till now. He just cut his own throat. He kidnapped and tortured our guys, and that means war. Anything we do now, I'm going to be able to justify before the commission. Alberto knows this, so he's going to act quickly and try and come after us first. So, we're going to take out Clemente. Exactly. Turns out Clemente called a big meeting in the Empire Arms Hotel today. 4:58:41 This is our best chance to get rid of him and his top guys. >> Oh, sure. Yeah. We'll just walt right in there and kill a few dozen heavily armed men in broad daylight in the nicest hotel in town. Is that about right? >> Don't worry. I got a plan. >> [ __ ] Joe. Put that thing away. >> Eddie, don't worry. It's safe. >> I just got to press Put it away now. >> What's the matter with you? >> Okay. You're such a chicken [ __ ] >> Okay. Okay. So, now we're going to waltz right in and blow up the nicest hotel in town. Isn't that overkill? >> Don't worry. This thing ain't that powerful. It won't blow up the whole building, but everybody in a room where it goes off is dead meat. >> How are we going to know when to detonate it? >> We'll use a window washing platform. We'll almost be able to watch it explode. >> Since what are you the smart one? >> Okay, fellas. I'm counting on you. If all goes well, I'll have something nice for you. When it's over, call Eddie at this number. Oh, by the way, I closed the bar today just in case Alberto tried 4:59:42 something. >> Hey, good luck, fellas. >> Hey, what about that kid in the hallway? >> You mean Marty? Uh, he ain't part of the organization, so you got to wait outside. >> I mean, why is he here at all? >> Why do you think he's going with us because we need a getaway driver and somebody to cover our asses? What do you got against him anyway? I known him since he was a little kid and he saved my ass with them. >> Yeah, but we're not fighting a bunch of drunk dirt bags this time. We're about to take out the most powerful family in this city and you'll bring in a kid. >> And how old were you when you started doing this [ __ ] You're talking like you're some old fart. Look, Veto, he's going to wait in the car outside and drive us away. That's it. He ain't even going to know what we're doing there. He's a great driver, and that's exactly what we need on this one. >> Okay, Joe, whatever. But I'm telling you right now, this is a bad idea. 5:00:39 Hey. Hey, Joe. So, uh, what kind of job is it? >> The kind you don't need to know about. Gabish. >> Okay. But hey, if you need it, I got my piece right here. >> All right. Slow down, Billy the Kid. All right. It's not going to be necessary. Let's just go. 5:01:16 We'll take my car. >> All right, I'll drive. 5:01:31 Just don't go busting it up on the way there. This is our getaway car. Plus, I'm pretty sure that explosives and car crashes don't go together, do you? >> Explosives? >> Yeah, for a little fireworks show. Forget you heard that. We're going to the Empire Arms Hotel. Park in the underground parking lot and use the back entrance. Hey, you just went through a red light. [Music] 5:02:17 >> So, uh, fellas, come on. Tell me what's going down at the hotel. Huh? Huh? Come on. But what are you writing a book? I already told you everything you need to know. >> Hey, I'm I'm you know, I'm just curious. You know, all this secrecy, >> Marty, all this secrecy is important. The less you know, the better off you are. >> And if you keep asking questions, I'm just going to have to find somebody else to drive us next time. >> Okay. Okay. No more questions. Sure, whatever. >> Take your [ __ ] foot off the accelerator. >> Guy, huh, >> Marty? >> Sorry. Sorry. One more word out of you. >> All right. Sorry, not another word. Cross my heart. [Music] 5:03:10 >> All right. Here's the hotel. The entrance to the garage is on the other side. >> You trying to kill me? [Applause] [Music] Park in there. And hey, we got to leave all our guns in a car. The last thing we need is one of Clemente's goons searching us and finding them. 5:03:45 All right, Veto and me. He'll go in and do what needs to be done. You wait for us here and you hear a big boom, start the car up because we're going to need to get the hell out of here pronto. And you won't need that gun unless somebody follows us. But that shouldn't happen. >> Okay. Okay, I got you. Joe >> Clemente rented the entire 18th floor, the third one from the top. There's a couple of suites and conference rooms up there and guards. >> So, how are we going to get up there? >> Round the back through the laundry room. >> What? You want to wash your shorts before we do this? Wise ass. The meeting hasn't started yet. 5:04:28 >> We'll grab some hotel worker uniforms, then we'll go do a little cleaning upstairs. >> Seriously, when did you become the smart one? >> [ __ ] off. There's supposed to be a guy waiting for us inside with the uniforms. Let's go. And we don't want to make a ruckus before Clemente gets here. So don't go doing nothing stupid. >> Huh? >> Shouldn't I be telling you that? >> Stay here. Ah, always a [ __ ] bridesmaid. 5:05:06 Ah, [ __ ] It's closed. The idiot was supposed to leave it open for us. Now we got to wait and hope that [ __ ] shows up. [ __ ] >> Can't we just get in some other way? >> You could try, but I'm going to wait here for a while just in case Numnut shows up. That lazy piece of [ __ ] Come on, you idiot. >> Hey. Yeah. You see King Lao? >> Yeah. >> Well, where is he? He go on smoke break. Yeah. >> Yeah. Are you lost, buddy? >> Who the hell? Hey, you got no business in here. Go away. [Music] 5:06:19 Look, I'm really sorry I couldn't get here sooner. >> Another minute and you would have been late to your own damn funeral. >> Sorry I was. >> All right, enough. Just get the hell out of here. See, I got it all under control. Come on, let's go pick up our uniforms. 5:06:45 Vito, one more thing here. Put this on. >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> So nobody recognizes us. Just put it on. >> Great. Let's go. Hey, you two, get over here. Clean up this [ __ ] mess, you idiots. Clean this [ __ ] up, will you? Somebody's going to slip and break their neck. 5:07:25 >> Let's go. Move it. >> Hey, you too. You got some more work upstairs waiting for you. Get moving. Hey Richie, come with us. 5:07:44 That was [ __ ] Henry. Yeah. All right. Come on. Let's get up there before he gets back. Haven't seen Henry in a while. >> Hasn't changed a bit. >> Yeah. I hope he don't come back before we do our thing. Henry's good people. Even if he does work for Clemente. >> Yeah, but what if he does? >> Don't even think about that. >> I feel like an idiot with this thing on my lip. >> Yeah, well, what if we run into somebody we know? This way, they won't recognize us. >> [ __ ] hope so. about damn time. Where the hell you guys been? Somebody spilled something in the conference room. >> You ain't going to ask what it is >> or how it got there. 5:08:45 >> You're just going to clean it up. >> There's a big meeting starting soon, and the boss ain't going to be too happy if the place ain't sparkling by then. So, if you know what's good for you, you'll get to play [ __ ] and spin and then get the [ __ ] out of there. Was that a yes? >> Please go away. >> These two are here to clean up the uh >> Darn right it was >> mess. >> The mess. >> I don't think so. >> Oh, that mess. All right. Come on, you two. Most >> romantic night of your life. I swear. >> One of the guys who was here before he uh tripped and fell. The poor guy hit his head pretty hard, about five or six times. So now there's blood all over the [ __ ] place. And we got a meeting that's supposed to start soon. So you got to get this [ __ ] cleaned up and you got to make it snappy. [ __ ] pricks. >> Hey, calm down, will you? They're not 5:09:47 going to be around to bother you much longer. >> Yeah. Give me a hand here. Oh [ __ ] The the Oh [ __ ] up. The yellow, the blue and and the plus and the plus and the red and matching negative the blue and cross over here. Perfect. Okay, the hard part is almost over. 5:10:33 You missed the spot, [ __ ] 5:10:52 Yeah, looks like you're done. >> All right, you can get out of here. >> Okay, now let's get to the roof. >> Magic. I'll grant you one wish. Anything you want. Guy says, "Really?" Says, "Yeah." He said, "Don't work so good, though." Guy says, "Why not?" Bartender says, "You really think I asked for a 12-in beers?" >> Cool. I wasn't talking to you. You're looking right at me and asking stupid questions on lots of those days. 5:11:35 Damn, I ain't used to this much exercise. Why did I got to put so many [ __ ] stairs? Veto. Veto, hold on. I forgot something. Yeah, this is for you. Just in case something goes wrong. >> This is nice. >> Some piece of work, huh? 1911 coal with a modified clip. The >> hell did you uh >> hold 23 bullets, so the ammo goes quick. And don't go losing it. These are the only two in the whole world. >> Thanks. >> Never mind. We got to go to the window washing platform. Come on, >> Baldi. That was [ __ ] beautiful. What are you looking at? Yeah. Come down and give me a [ __ ] comment these guys. [ __ ] me. All right, let's get out of here. >> Oh. Oh, this is like an oyster. Hold on. Check it out. [Music] 5:12:56 Hey, what the [ __ ] are you doing here? Get lost. [ __ ] >> Okay. >> [ __ ] the matter with you? >> You shoot like my sister at all. >> I won't want to get on your bad side. I'm going to get you sooner or later. [ __ ] 5:13:30 >> Let's go, you sucker. 5:14:01 Is that the [ __ ] best? You're in trouble. [ __ ] >> Be careful. There might be more of them. 5:14:19 >> You're [ __ ] dead. >> Go. I'm almost [ __ ] bring it. 5:14:48 Come on. Reload. Is that the [ __ ] best you got? You're in trouble. >> You don't look so tough to me. 5:15:09 It's [ __ ] over. >> Let's go, Veto. 5:15:40 What the hell are you two doing? I wasn't done with my Oh, Jesus. Okay. Okay. Don't shoot. I'll do whatever you say. All right. Put your hands behind your back. We ain't going to hurt you. Here's some tape. Tie him up. You should consider yourself lucky. Everybody else got shot. 5:16:20 Okay, get on. We got work to do. 5:16:32 Hey, how much wire you got? >> Enough. >> How much is enough? Will it reach up to the roof? >> Of course not. We just go up one or two floors and blow it. >> So much for you being a smart one. >> What? This is crazy. What if the explosion takes us out, too? >> It won't. We'll barely feel it. >> You better not. If we fall off this thing, you're going to be dead before we hit the ground. 5:17:08 Okay, this is the right floor. Veto, grab the squeegee and start washing windows so we don't look suspicious. I got to connect the wires. What the [ __ ] are you waiting for? >> This ain't no [ __ ] peep show. Get back to work. 5:17:53 That's it. Okay, got it. Take us up a bit. Payback's a [ __ ] Yeah, just like clockwork. Ah, here we go. These [ __ ] ain't going to know. >> Jesus Christ. Whoa. Oh my god. [ __ ] it. >> What the hell was that? >> I don't know. The danger just blew. >> We'll barely feel it, right? >> All right. All right. Let's go take a look. >> I don't know why I [ __ ] listen to you. I swear you're like a half a [ __ ] sometimes. >> What the Jesus Christ? I almost pissed on my [ __ ] shoes in here. >> [ __ ] mess. >> Felt like a [ __ ] earth. What? What the [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] >> Lucky bastard. 5:18:55 >> You [ __ ] You're going to die. Get away. Come on. Hey, you sure made one hell of a mess. >> Yeah, but it wasn't enough. Move it. 5:19:23 >> No, I didn't do anything. Oh, it must have watered down on me. Way to go, Vito. Watch out behind that guy. I'm the best. Oh, easy. 5:19:50 All this good booze going to waste. I see you with a bottle in your hand. I'll shoot you myself. Is that the [ __ ] best you got? The other goto. I got the right side. 5:20:22 Back me up, Veto. A [ __ ] A [ __ ] This way, Veto. You won't get through there. Is that the [ __ ] vest you got? A [ __ ] The sprinklers are going off. [ __ ] dead. >> Wise ass. I can't see a damn thing through all this water. [Music] Pixar. >> [ __ ] There's more of them coming. >> Come on, [ __ ] I'm waiting for you. Three, two, What the heck is going on here? >> Get out of there, lady. We ain't got nothing against you. [Music] >> Next time, bring a bigger bomb, will you? >> Hey, how the [ __ ] was I supposed to know Clemente will be in a bedroom? He wouldn't have been if the bomb didn't go off early. Don't worry, we'll get 5:21:24 him. 5:21:43 >> Watch it up there. Is that the [ __ ] basket now? You're in trouble. You're [ __ ] dead. >> [ __ ] Another one. How many [ __ ] shooting [Music] 5:22:10 in that? 5:22:20 I won't want to get on your bad side. I'm the best. >> Come on. 5:22:42 No. No. [ __ ] They shot him. He's dead. Veto >> cho. Come on. We got to get out of here. You can't help him now. >> Clementi's getting away. Let's go. I'm going to kill that [ __ ] 5:23:02 Yeah. You think it's over? Wrong, [ __ ] >> All right, there's two. They split up. Make sure you follow Clementi, not the other guy. I >> got to drive. All right, just be ready with the gun. Don't worry about that. Clemente, he's in the black limo. >> Hey Joe, I got eyes too, you know. >> There goes one. >> Nice job. >> Clemente's next. 5:23:36 Be careful. 5:23:53 That's the end of him. >> Can't be sure unless we check. 5:24:09 This is for Marty. 5:24:18 Now it's over. Let's go to my place. 5:24:28 >> You want a beer? >> Give me Eddie's number. I'll call All right. 5:24:47 >> Hello. >> This is Joe. It's done. >> Everything went smooth. >> No, it didn't. >> Why? >> Marty's dead. >> What? >> They got Marty. We left him there. >> Okay. What about Clemente? >> Done. >> All right. Hey, don't worry about the kid. Small price to pay. The main thing is >> small price. >> That's my [ __ ] friend you're talking about. >> Hey Joe, don't go taking it out on me. It was y'all right there. Nobody forced the kid to go. >> Yeah, I'm sorry, but [ __ ] happens, right? Come by the Falcon tomorrow to get your money. >> Yeah, whatever. >> The [ __ ] You're sorry? >> All right, take it easy now. All right, calm down. I'm sorry, too. More than you think. But you knew the risks. >> You, too. >> Hey, this was a dangerous job. You took him along. and he died. >> What? You think the war was any different? And Eddie didn't even know the kid, so don't blame him. >> You should go home. >> Okay. Well, just give me a minute to get changed. >> Huh? 5:25:50 I'm sorry, kid. I am so sorry. 5:26:42 Heat. 5:27:02 Heat. 5:27:24 Oh, hey there, Veto. Need something for your car? So, what can I do for you, sir? Hey, you looking for a new set of wheels? Take your pick, pal. 5:27:43 We can paint it any color you like. Take your pick. 5:28:07 Thanks, FTO. Appreciate the business. 5:28:26 Heat. 5:28:40 Heat. 5:29:01 Heat. Heat. 5:29:09 Heat. Heat. 5:29:21 [Music] 5:29:34 [Music] [Applause] 5:30:27 [Music] Hello. >> Yeah. Uh, is this uh, Veto? >> Who's asking? >> Name's Leon. I'm the bartender at the Lonear. I'm ringing you cuz Joe Barbero gave me your number. Says he's a friend of yours. >> Yeah, what about him? >> Well, old Joe been guzzling my top shelf hooch all night long, dribbling on about some cat named Marty, and now he done just gone plain salty on me. >> What the hell you talking about? >> Your friend is out of control, man. He all waving his gun around and [ __ ] and we can't talk no sense to him. >> Great. >> Now look, I ain't looking for no trouble with you fellas. Could you please come pick his drunk ass up before he shoots somebody or somebody calls the police? Veto. You got to come on down here and pick his ass up. You coming or not? >> All right, I'll be right there. And hey, don't give him any more booze till I get there. I'mma try, but your friend, he ain't going to be down with that. You dig? >> Hey, if you don't cut him off right now, 5:31:30 I'm going to cut you off when I get there. Got it? >> All right, man. All right, just hurry. >> All right. How many people are in the bar right now? >> Just me now. Joint was jumping about an hour ago, but now everybody done gone and split. >> All right, listen. Lock the place up till I get there. I'll be there in a minute. >> Okay, gotcha. 5:32:14 Heat. Heat. 5:33:03 Just like mama used to make. Will that be all, sir? Don't go eating that. [Music] [Applause] 5:33:36 [Music] 5:33:47 [Music] [Applause] 5:33:58 [Music] [Music] [Applause] 5:34:22 Oh, Veto, you here? >> Where is he? >> Over in the corner there. Now, look, I tried to cut him off, but the [ __ ] was going to air my ass out if I did. man. >> Okay, lock that door and just give me a minute with him. You'll >> be all right. >> Had a couple, huh? How you feeling, >> Veto? About time you showed up. Everybody went home already. >> Gee, Joe, I wonder why. >> Oh, >> right. You drive here. >> Nah, I took a cab. I wouldn't park my car in this neighborhood. All right, finish your drink and let's go. You fellas about to leave. >> I'll let you out. >> Here's to you, kid. You went out like a man. >> [ __ ] Now, where'd I put my keys? >> I'm so sorry, kid. This never should have happened. Never should have happened. >> Jesus. >> A [ __ ] 5:35:23 >> You got to be kidding me. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> I was just >> You were just what? Shut your [ __ ] mouth and get your drunk ass outside. >> All right. Hooray. I'm gone. 5:36:39 Heat. 5:36:58 [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] 5:37:20 Heat. 5:37:27 Heat. 5:37:52 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 5:38:16 Heat. 5:38:24 [Applause] 5:38:37 Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat up 5:38:55 [Applause] 5:39:03 here. [Music] [Applause] All right, we're here. Try not to shoot anybody on the way to the front door. Huh? >> Thanks, Veto. And hey, I'm sorry about >> Look, just call me tomorrow, okay? 5:39:45 [ __ ] 5:39:53 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 5:40:15 Heat. [Applause] Heat. 5:40:41 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 5:41:07 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 5:41:29 Heat. 5:41:40 [Music] Hey, Veto. What's going on? >> I ain't got nothing for you now, Veto. Try me later. 5:42:59 Heat. 5:43:13 [Music] 5:43:46 Heat. Heat. Heat. [Applause] 5:44:14 Heat. 5:45:02 Who the hell is that? 5:45:24 Hey, Veto. Long time no see. >> Sure. Long time. What do you want, Henry? >> A drink. Let's take my car. 5:45:47 Well, I guess you know Clementi's dead along with everybody else. Listen, Veto, I know Falpone had something to do with this, and I'm worried that he's going to want to take out what's left of the family. >> And I should care about this. Why? >> Well, yeah. Look, about you going away. I'm sorry for what Clementi did to you, but he got one who's coming to him, right? I don't give a rat's ass about that old bastard. Matter of fact, I'd work for Falcon Cone just the same. >> You saying you want to join up with us? >> Yeah, and since you work for him, I thought uh maybe you think you could put in a good work for me. >> Yeah, sure. Me and Joe can vouch for you. >> Thanks, Fidel. I owe you one. So, uh, how's life? >> You mean before or after the guys I know got killed? That business at the hotel? You wouldn't know anything about that, would you? >> Got no idea what you're talking about. >> That's funny cuz a buddy of Joe's got popped in the parking lot that day. So, 5:46:47 I just figured you two in on it. >> Buddy of Joe's? Who you talking about? >> You know that [ __ ] kid used to come into Freddy's with Joe all the time. What's his name? Mikey? Uh, Mickey, whatever the [ __ ] his name was. >> You mean Marty? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's the kid. Get a voice like [ __ ] Minnie Mouse. >> Yeah. Yeah, I heard about that. >> So, you sure you weren't there that day? You're positive. >> Let's put it this way. Me and Joe were out taking care of something for our boss that day. That's all I'm going to say. >> You know what? It don't matter anyway. But do me a favor, would you? >> Yeah, sure. >> Next time, get a better disguise than a phony [ __ ] mustache. I saw you two pricks from a mile away. >> You know what? Can we please not talk about this right now or ever again? >> Don't worry about it. You think we had it though? >> You ever get the feeling you'd be better off in a different line of work? >> To be honest with you, not really. This is what I am, what I'm good at. >> Yeah. And I guess it pays a hell of a lot better than being a [ __ ] taxi driver. >> I was thinking about skipping town after that business at the hotel, but where am 5:47:49 I going to go? What am I going to do? That's why I came to see you. >> So, I was your last resort, huh? Thanks. Hey, enough for nothing. How come you came to see me and not Joe? >> Look, uh, Joe's solid, but I wouldn't exactly want him speaking on my behalf. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Can't argue with you there. 5:48:21 >> Hey, you just blew the light. [ __ ] hit. 5:48:45 [Music] >> Hey. >> Hey, Veto. >> You got that money for me? Always keep my word, don't I? Here you go. Don't spend it all in one place. >> Thanks. Where's Joe? >> Uh, he was here before, but then he left. Looked pissed off, though. Lately, he always looks pissed off. >> Yeah. Can you blame him? Listen, uh, I need to talk to you about something. >> Well, what is it important? I'm busy with Vinci right now. He's planning to make a move on us, and we don't know how or why. I I I got to sort this [ __ ] out. >> Yeah, well, I think it's worth hearing me out. >> All right, go ahead. But make it quick. >> All right. A guy I know who works for Clemente called me. He's worried. He's not sure if we'll be going after the rest of Clementi's guys or not. >> Oh, that's good. As far as I know, the boss ain't planning nothing at this point unless they try something stupid. >> Okay. Well, this guy also asked me if he could come work for us. >> Yeah. Who is it? Was he a friend of yours? >> I did a few jobs with him for Clemente. Really knows his [ __ ] >> Okay. Tell him to stop by. 5:49:46 >> Well, uh, he's here right now. >> He is? All right. Go get him then. >> Eddie, this is Henry Thomasino. Henry, this is Eddie Scarpa. >> Pleased to meet you, Mr. Scarpa. >> Don't call me Mr. Scarpa. My friends call me Eddie. And take a seat, Henry. So, Veto tells me you want to join up with us. >> Yeah, I'm out of work right now, and I don't want to make a big deal out of what happened. >> Now, that's good thinking. Tell me something first, Henry. Were Clemente and Vinci planning anything against our organization? M okay. I usually keep my nose out of things like that, but I was with Luca Gino once at Leo Galanti's place, and Luca was going on and on about Falonee being involved in some dirty business and that something should be done about it. I think he was trying to turn Vinci against you, >> bastard. I'll bet he was talking about drugs all the while he's dealing them himself. He knows that Vinci is totally against us. Yeah, probably fooled the old man good. So that's why he's 5:50:48 planning to move on us. No, we got to hit him first >> again. >> Hey, if we don't act, Frank will. First, we got to get rid of Galante. Without him, Frank's [ __ ] >> I wanted to keep you out of it, but I didn't have anybody else who could pull off a job like this. Now, I'm thinking this could be the perfect opportunity for Henry here to prove himself. >> What do you say, Henry? You up for it? >> If it means I'm in when the job's done, sure. >> Exactly. Take care of Leo. And what about you, Veto? I'd feel a lot better if you went with Henry to make sure everything goes smooth. And I don't mean you got to whack the guy. Just drive there, wait until it's done, and drive back. But if it don't feel right, I can ask somebody else instead. What do you say? >> Sorry, Eddie. I can't do this. Leo was like a father to me back in a can. >> Yeah, I understand. Well, it looks like you got to take care of this yourself, Henry. You can hire some help if you want, but you got to do this so nobody suspects it was us. Leo lives in H 5:51:50 Highbrook. >> Got it. Don't worry. It'll be done today. >> Okay, you better get going then. >> See you later, Eddie. >> It's a good thing you brought him here. Even if he screws up, nobody will know it was us. >> I don't think Henry's going to screw it up. >> That's good. Well, Veto, I got nothing else for you today, but uh drop by tomorrow. Okay. Yeah, I'll see you later. >> See you. 5:52:25 >> Always a pleasure, Mr. Scalleta. 5:52:37 Heat. 5:53:00 Heat. 5:53:13 [Music] I'll give you the pleasure later. 5:53:29 Heat. Heat. [Music] 5:54:02 Hey, what [Music] 5:54:16 heat? [Applause] Heat. 5:54:27 [Music] Heat. [Music] 5:54:54 Leo. Leo, you here? >> How the hell did you get in here? Get out of here. I'll shove >> Leo. Leo, put it away. It's me, Veto. >> Veto, what the hell are you doing here? You could have called. >> Leo, there's no time to talk. You got to get out of here quick. They're after you. >> What? Come upstairs, Veto. My feet are getting cold. You want a drink? >> Oh, I want a drink. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Okay, so what's happening? >> Look, Falconee wants you dead. The guys are on their way. You got to get out of here. >> Why the hell would I do that? >> Look, Falconee heard Vinci's plan to make a move on him because Clemente lied and said he was in the dope business. >> Lied? >> RO Carlo Falconee is in the dope business. Everybody knows that. Clemente tried to muscle his way into the business. So, Falconee got rid of him. Now he wants to get rid of us too before we make a move on it. >> How do you know all this? >> They got my sources. >> Why did you come here again? >> Why? What? What are you getting scenile on me? Because they're going to kill you. Stop talking for Christ's sake. Get dressed and let's go. >> Why don't we just get rid of whoever 5:55:52 Carlos sent to whack me? We got the advantage. They don't know we're expecting. >> I can't do that. I know the guy. I'm actually the one who got him the job. >> You hired your friend to whack me? >> No, not exactly. Look, I don't have time to explain. He's going to be here any minute. Okay, wait here. I'll get dressed. >> [ __ ] Too late. They're here. >> Oh [ __ ] Henry can't see me here. We got to hide quick before he comes up here. >> Hey, we could hide under the bed. >> You gone nuts? The sheets. All right, here we go. Come on. Tight is tight. All right, go ahead, Leo. Damn it. Sho, I'm too old for this [ __ ] I'm down with you. >> This guy don't kill me. You went crazy. Let's go. 5:56:51 So, what are you going to do now? >> Well, first let's get out of here. >> No arguments here. 5:57:04 [Applause] [ __ ] [ __ ] 5:57:14 >> Okay, Veto. Now, get me over to the train station if you wouldn't mind. This town's been good to me. Now, it's time to say goodbye. >> You going to go there in your PJs? >> Damn right I am. I'd rather be alive in my pajamas than dead in a three-piece suit. >> You uh going to tell Frank what happened? >> Sure I am. But don't worry, I'm going to mention your name. You're going to have enough to worry about as it is. >> Thanks, Leo. You know, this whole thing got complicated real fast, you know. >> Of course it did, Vito. What did you expect? You swear the oath, you put on a fancy suit, and then it's one good party. Carlo's always been a shady bastard, even for guys in his business. I've been warning Frank about him for years. >> So, what are you going to do now? >> I'm going to disappear. Let things run their course. Going to take the first train to Lost Heaven, make a few phone calls, settle my affairs, and then I'm going to head for the airport and I'm going to go someplace warm. This time tomorrow, I'm going to be sitting on a 5:58:14 beach somewhere, sipping one of them fruity drinks with the umbrella in them. One thing's for sure, Carlo wants me dead and sticking around here is like buying a one-way ticket to the morg. >> Ain't that a little drastic? >> No, I've been meaning to retire anyway. When you get to be my age, Veto, then all this squabbbling starts to seem a little pointless. Frank's never going to change. He's a brawler nowadays. He just listens to the young hottheads because they tell him what he wants to hear. If he wants to be some kind of wise guy sheriff and go after Carlo, then he can do it without me. I'm just sorry I got you into dismiss. >> It was my choice, Leo. All you did was speed things up a little. >> Besides, what the hell else was I going to do? Go work on the docks like my old man. >> You're preaching to the choir, kid. >> So, what are your plans, Veto? Looks like you're in it up to your neck right now. >> I don't really got any. I guess I just want to make a shitload of dough and I'll get my head blown off in the process. >> Ah, real original. It ain't as easy as 5:59:16 it sounds, kid. Trust me on that. 5:59:27 All right, here it is. Thanks for everything, Veto. Just promise me that you're never going to be as stupid as you were today, risking your neck like this just to buy an old man a few more years. >> Enjoy your vacation, old man. 5:59:55 Hey, shiny shoes, pal. Shoe shine right here. Just for you. [Music] [Music] Stop. I can't walk. [Music] Heat. [Applause] [Music] 6:00:59 Heat. 6:01:07 Frankie, what what are you doing here? >> Bele, I don't know what to do. I can't go back home. I don't want to see him ever again. >> Oh, what happened? See who? >> Eric, >> your husband. Why? >> He drinks and he parties all the time. >> Does he hit you? >> No, but he's seeing somebody. I know he is. >> Does he hit you >> sometimes? Son of a [ __ ] I'll kill him. >> No, Veto, please don't hurt him. I just thought you could talk to him. He'll listen to you. I don't know. He has a friend who lives on on River Street. That's usually where he is. >> It's going to be all right. All right. Listen. Hey. Hey. When you feel better, you go on home. I'll talk to Eric. That bastard doesn't come back today and apologize, you call me. But don't worry. I have a feeling he won't. >> Okay. Veto. But please don't hurt him. Please. >> Don't worry. I'll go talk some sense into him. Okay. 6:02:12 [Music] Heat. Heat. 6:02:25 [Applause] 6:02:39 [Music] Watch where you going. >> Oh, hey there, Veto. Need something for your car? Veto, just tell me what you need. Hey, you looking for a new set of wheels? Take your pick, Val. We can paint it any color you like. Take your pick. 6:03:16 >> Thanks a lot, pal. I appreciate the business. Heat. 6:03:28 [Music] 6:03:38 Heat. [Music] 6:05:43 Heat. 6:06:02 Heat. Heat. Heat. 6:06:15 [Applause] [Music] 6:06:25 [Applause] [Music] 6:06:51 Veto, it's Franchesca. Eric came home and he's all beat up. You said you wouldn't hurt him. >> He probably got in a fight. You know, he's been hanging out with a very bad crowd. >> He apologized for everything. Veto, he promised he'll be good to me. It's all okay now. So, you'll leave him alone, won't you? >> Hey, whatever you want. But if he hurts you again, I'll kill him. >> Listen to yourself, Vito. I I don't know you anymore. Look, you you stay away from us. You understand? Just Just stay away. 6:07:48 Torch the place. Do it now. Born. You born my house. [ __ ] Heat. Heat. 6:08:30 Oh no 6:08:38 heat. 6:09:07 Heat. Heat. 6:09:57 Heat up 6:10:20 here. 6:10:42 [Music] Wow. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] 6:11:07 [Applause] [Music] Heat. 6:11:37 Heat. Heat. 6:11:47 [Music] 6:11:54 Heat. 6:12:01 Heat. 6:12:11 [Music] 6:12:27 Heat. 6:13:06 Come on, Joe. Don't tell me you're not home. >> Let's go. You better not be passed out. Come on. >> All your horses. I'm coming. I'm coming. >> My damn. >> What were you barbecuing in your underwear? >> Yeah. Can I come in? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, of course. I I'll fix you a drink. >> What the [ __ ] >> Nice, ain't it? >> What the hell happened to this place? >> I spruced the joint up a little. What do you think? >> Yeah, it's really uh different. >> Yeah. Huh? I decorated it myself. >> So, what the hell happened? Here, take this. >> What about her? What' they do? >> They tried to [ __ ] kill me. >> What? >> And they burned my [ __ ] house down. >> Son of a [ __ ] 6:14:07 >> So, what are you going to do? You want to go deal with the right now? >> Damn right I do. >> All right, relax. Have a drink. Let me make a few phone calls and uh take a look in my closet. Unless you want to go on a rampage in your skiibbies. >> Thanks. Thought you'd never ask. Hey, it's Joe. Yeah, I know. I know. But I need a favor. Bunch of tried to kill a good friend of mine tonight. Point this house down. I want to know who they are and where they're operating out of. >> Did it get any worse? >> Hey, you're going to have a lot worse to worry about if you don't tell me. Mickey Desmond. Oh. Oh, he is. Well, that explains it. Where is he now? Yeah. Yeah, I know the place. All right. Thanks. Hey, you finally got some style. I'm going to want that shirt back. By the way, they don't make treads like those 6:15:08 no more. >> Yeah, there's a reason for that. You know where we going? >> The Hill of Tar joint in Kingston. Come on, I'll tell you the rest in the car. 6:15:54 Come on, get in. 6:16:12 All right. So, you heard anything about the M lately? >> Nah, nothing. Why? >> Got themselves a new boss. Name's Mickey Desmond. There's a few other guys who want to take a spot. So, he's trying to show everybody that he means business. What the hell does that have to do with me? >> Brian O'Neal. He was Desmond's cousin. Ah, >> I should have known. >> My money's on him being down at that [ __ ] hole joint right now, laughing it up with the rest of those [ __ ] yo-yos. >> So, let's get over there and deal with them. >> That's the plan. Sounds like there ain't many of them left. So, I guess we should just storm the place, surprise the [ __ ] out of them. >> I like this plan. [ __ ] burnt my [ __ ] house down. >> Relax. We'll be there in a minute. [Music] [Music] What is this? The Indianapolis Speedway. >> Take it easy. I'm in a rush. 6:17:12 [Music] Ready, [Applause] [Music] 6:17:42 Veto? Come on. Let's go get these [ __ ] 6:17:53 I'm going in. >> Is that the [ __ ] best you got? You're in trouble. >> I'm back. Way to go, Veto. 6:18:30 I told you I chased him, but I lost him. The coward ran away. But I'll find him. And when I do, >> you were the one who ran away, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you. You've got some bars. >> Yes, I do. >> You're [ __ ] dead. >> Going in. >> [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] >> Kiss your ass. Goodbye. >> Let's go, Veto. You shoot like my sister. >> I won't want to get on your bad side. You're >> the best. Come on, show yourself. 6:19:24 Hey, there's more of them in that car. Let's go and get away. >> All right, come on. You drive [Music] [Applause] off and get out of here. >> Got some nut job here shooting a gun. >> Let's go. We got to get closer. 6:19:49 >> That idea is to not run over them stupid [ __ ] >> Well, that takes care of that, huh? >> Yeah, but it don't give me my house back. >> Don't worry. Business is looking good. You'll have to cash for a new one real soon. >> Yeah, I sure as hell hope so. >> All right, let's go back home. >> So, it's okay if I crash on your couch, right? >> I can do one better than that. Here, take these keys. They're for Mart's apartment. I'm trying to get rid of it right now for his mother, so uh you might as well use it while I do. >> Thanks, I guess. >> Don't thank me, buddy. You're too old to be sleeping on my couch. Plus, I just bought the thing. I don't want you lousing it up. Marty's apartment's over in Oyster Bay. [Music] >> So, you feel better now? >> Not really. What you did back there doesn't even start to make up for it. Hey, all that stuff they got pointked up is just things. Veto. >> Just things. Those were my things. Joe, why do you think I do the [ __ ] we do anyway? It's to buy things. You know, suits, cars, broads, houses. Now I'm 6:20:49 back to scratch. All my damn cash was in that house, too. Promised myself I'd never be poor again. End up a [ __ ] war frat like no man. >> Hey, hey, I understand. Don't worry. We'll think of something. You'll be back on your feet in no time. Glass is always [ __ ] half full with you, isn't it? >> What do you got? An aversion to red lights. 6:21:46 Okay, I'll see you around, I guess. >> See you, buddy. Sorry about tonight. Heat. [Applause] 6:22:07 [Music] 6:22:15 Heat. Heat. 6:22:39 Heat. [Music] Heat. 6:22:51 [Music] Heat. 6:23:05 Heat. 6:23:26 Heat. Heat. Heat. 6:23:43 Heat. 6:23:55 [Applause] 6:24:06 Heat. 6:24:31 What a [ __ ] dump. God, I wish I had the cash for a hotel. 6:24:42 [ __ ] this is creepy. 6:24:58 My house burnt to the ground along with almost every penny I had. There was even some trouble with the cops, but Eddie took care of that. And since I didn't have any insurance, I had to live in this [ __ ] hole of an apartment till I could get back on my feet. At least I managed to save Leo, he disappeared without a trace. I doubt Frank Vinci even knew where he went. And even though Henry failed to deliver on the contract, Eddie still brought him in when he heard Leo had skipped town. Me and Joe had a new partner. 6:25:33 [Music] 6:25:50 [Music] 6:25:58 Hey, Veto. Yo, it's Henry. >> Hey, >> listen. I'm setting up something big. I want you to come in on it. If you're interested in hearing more, come meet me at Lincoln Park and bring a piece. >> Okay, I'll see you there. 6:26:26 >> Sorry. 6:26:39 What's wrong with you? 6:27:08 Heat. Heat. 6:27:21 [Music] 6:27:35 Heat. Heat. 6:27:49 I'm sorry. Hey, here he comes. >> Hey, what's up? >> Hey, Veto. Take a seat. >> All right, listen. I've been doing some research at the Carlo's business. >> So, >> so the only reason he had Clemente killed was because he was selling dope, too, and he was stealing his customers. Now he just needs to get rid of one last obstacle. The one guy who could [ __ ] things up and ruin his plan to become the main supplier for the whole city. Frank Vinci. Where'd you get all this? I talked to a few people I trust. >> Okay. So, what does this have to do with us? Of >> course. If he can do it, why can't we? A kilo of heroin cost 2500 bucks over in France. Then it's another,000 bucks to get it here. And and we pick up 11 grand for just driving the stuff to the dealers. That's 7,500 bucks profit a kilo. >> Yeah, but what about Falconee? >> Carlo won't find out. And even if he does, he'll just threaten us and demand the cut. >> All right, but if Carlo's the only big supplier in the city, where you going to buy the stuff from? 6:28:50 >> I'm way ahead of you. What do you two know about the Tongs? >> Some kind of organization for Chinese immigrants, right? >> That's what I said. >> Right. But it's also a front for their other operations. They run the Chinese quarter and they keep to themselves. But some of them are interested in doing business with outsiders and they need middlemen since most people are afraid to deal with them. >> And we're the middlemen. >> Yep. They'll give us 10 kilos to start. >> For how much? >> 35 grand. >> And we can sell it for >> 110. >> Nice. >> Okay. Well, where the hell are we going to get our hands on 35 grand? >> I know a lone shark on Paliside. I think a loan is 35. We give him 45 back. Now that means outake is over 20 grand a piece. >> Not bad for just moving the [ __ ] from one place to another. >> But you know who's going to end up using this crap? >> What do you care? As long as it isn't an out of >> course. Vinci was right. >> Drugs are bad news. They kill people. >> Look, only idiots do drugs. Dead beats and losers. If they want to kill themselves so badly, I gladly help them 6:29:51 out. Especially for 20 grand. I got buyers in the ghetto. They'll take care of the distribution. So, we don't need to worry about that. Are you guys in or not? >> I'm in. Come on. Don't be stupid, Veto. 20 [ __ ] grand in one afternoon. >> When? >> Right now. If we don't take the offer, the towns would just find somebody else. >> Come on, Veto. It'll be a piece of cake. Let's go see Bruno, then. Veto, how about you run us all down there? He's on Palisade Street. >> Okay, let's go. 6:31:04 Hey, 6:31:11 hey, hey. 6:31:39 So, who's this guy we're going to see, Harry? >> His name's Bruno. He's one of the only guys in town who could do a loan this big. >> What if he doesn't give it to us? Then what? >> Then the deal's off. But don't worry, I know this guy. He'll give us the money. >> There ain't nobody else we can get this kind of money from. >> There's three other guys I know of. But if you want to ask Carlo or Frank Vinci for 35 grand, be my guest. >> Yeah, no thanks. >> Who's the third guy? >> He ain't in business no more. Somebody blew up a room full of his guys and shot him point blank in the face with a Tommy gun. Oh, that guy. >> Come on. Man, we said we wasn't going to talk about that. >> All right, so Henry, what is this guy? Rich or something? >> I think he gets his money from some of the bosses from out of town who sit on the commission. >> Yeah, no [ __ ] >> Yeah, which is why we can't stiff the guy. Besides, we got to keep this quiet. Can we trust him? >> Sure. Wise guys been borrowing money from this guy forever. As long as we pay him back on time, we won't have a problem. 6:32:41 [Applause] [Music] Hey, genius. Red light me. Okay, this is it. Stop here. 6:33:29 Hi fellas. We're here to see Bruno. 6:33:37 Hey you, Henry. If you got guns on you, put them down there. I got to search this. 6:33:55 >> Hi, Bruno. >> Hello, Henry. So, to what do I owe the pleasure of your company today? >> I need 35 grand and $20 bills. Oh, that's a lot of money, Henry. A lot of money. Tell me, why should I give that much to a smalltime guy like you? Huh? Convince me. >> I got a short thing. You'll have 45 by the end of the week. >> What kind of sure thing? >> Sorry, Bruno. That's a trade secret. >> Then 45 is not enough. I'd be more comfortable with 65. >> That's a bit steep even for you. 50 is all I can do. >> Henry. Henry, I have no guarantee I'll get my money back. And you have nowhere else to go. So, how about 60? Don't think of it as interest. It's more like my cut of the profits. >> 55. Final offer. Anything more than 6:34:56 that, it's not worth my time. >> Deal. I'll give you $35,000 today and you'll give me $55,000 by Friday. If you don't pay it back by then, the debt goes up by 10,000 every week. >> You'll get it by Friday. >> Okay, Isaac, prepare $35,000 and $20 bills. Now you know I trust you, Henry, but if you screw me, remember these wise words from the Bible, and my wrath shall wax hot, and I will kill you with the sword, and your wives shall be widows, and your children fatherless. >> Exodus 22, verse 24. >> I'm impressed. You don't seem like the churchgoing type. Uh, but just remember, the money isn't mine. So, even if you get rid of me, that doesn't get rid of your debt. So, no funny business. Okay, 6:35:56 boys. >> Sure, Bruno. >> Thank you, Isaac. You want to count it, Henry? >> I'll take your word for it, and I'll bring it back on Friday along with your cut. >> I hope so. Good luck, boys. 6:36:45 What the [ __ ] are you doing? Calm >> down. I know what I'm doing. >> Nice job, Henry. >> Of course. I told you give us the dough, didn't I? >> How come you know the Bible's so good, Henry? You read it or something? >> Bruno always uses the same quote. I go to church on Sunday, so I asked the priest one time. >> You go to church? >> Yeah. And I can understand why you don't. They use big words. There's no hookers and the fool's lousy. >> Yeah, that pretty much sums it up. Jeez, I ain't been there since 45. >> What? That time your mother made you go to confession? >> Yeah, that time she smacked me for checking out some chick's cooling. I got to rest a soul. How about you, Joe? How long's it been? >> Easter. >> Ah, that ain't too bad. >> 1941. >> I take that back then. You're going straight to ho. Why? You just figuring that out now? >> Don't worry. I'll save seats for the bothies. You know, I heard about a long shot named Bruno once. Must be the same guy. >> Yeah. What'd you hear? >> Well, you know Mickey the crab, right? >> What? The guy who cleans the bathrooms at Carlos Joint. >> Yeah, the guy who's only got a finger and a thumb on his left hand. Guess how 6:37:43 that happened? I heard he owed a lot of money to some from Southport. You get my drift? >> Oh, right. I get the picture. >> Don't worry, though. Crab's a [ __ ] Nothing like that's going to happen to us. [Applause] [Music] 6:38:17 What do you got? An aversion to red lights. 6:38:28 [Applause] [Applause] All right, we're almost there. Drive through the gate and into the yard. 6:39:05 Now just follow me. >> Hey, we got some business with your boss. >> Follow me, gentlemen. Mr. Wong is expecting you. Heat. 6:39:46 Heat. 6:40:14 Welcome, Henry. >> Hello, Mr. Wong. Let us get straight to business. Is your suitcase heavy enough? >> See for yourself. >> All right, take it away and bring the goods. You're a good man, Henry. Here is your merchandise. Each bag contains 1 kilo. Each kilo weighs a little more than 2 lb. Which one do you want to test? 6:41:11 Okay, we're good. >> I'm glad. Next time we can give you twice the amount. >> It was a pleasure doing business with you, Mr. Wong. >> The pleasure was all mine. 6:41:29 Knock it off. See how easy that was? Let's get back in the car. >> All right, fellas. The hard part's over. Now we just got to make the exchange and we're done. >> Sounds good to me. >> Where we headed, >> Hunters? I got it all lined up. 6:41:52 Hello, gentlemen. [ __ ] s. >> I think you have something for us. Drop the suitcases. >> H nice shoes. >> Wait a minute. These guys ain't cops. >> Kill the bastard. Shoot them. >> Watch our back. Going in. >> Here comes more of them. Hold on. Guys, just too many of them. Come on. A [ __ ] Can't go back that way. Run. 6:42:38 Stay away from Let's get down there. Keep the door in. 6:43:03 Hey, I'm right here. Me. 6:43:12 All right. [Music] Get the [ __ ] best you do. I'll be out of here. You're in trouble. >> Come on, let's go. Chap champ. 6:43:37 Yeah. All right. All right. Let's go. Let's go. 6:43:47 I'm going to get you sooner or later. >> That's the best you got. All right, showtime. Veto. >> [ __ ] you. >> Let's go already. Maurice. 6:44:16 You all right? [ __ ] 6:44:46 Come on. Where are you? All right. Showtime. Veto cover. >> You shoot like my sister. Shoot. Got him. Take him out. 6:45:23 Hey, that's fine. 6:45:44 But what the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Wait, relax. >> [ __ ] That was [ __ ] close. >> It's not over yet. They're coming after us. [ __ ] Loser. 6:46:08 [ __ ] you. Yeah. 6:46:35 Yeah. [Music] Heat. [Applause] 6:47:01 What the [ __ ] was that, Henry? No idea. Somebody else must have known about the deal. Those definitely weren't real cops. Maybe it was the trying to [ __ ] us. >> I doubt it. Look, I'll figure it out. But first, we got to unload this stuff. Veto, take us to the old warehouse in Hunters. All right. Hope this deal goes better than the last one. >> It will. Not like it can go any worse, right? >> So, who we selling the stuff to? >> A bunch of different guys. >> Oh, wa wa. What do you mean a bunch of different guys? A bunch of different guys. What did all that shooting back there make you deaf? >> I thought you said we were just moving this garbage from one place to another. >> Yeah, well, you make a lot more money if you sell it in smaller amounts. >> Would have been really nice to know before I agreed to go in on this. >> If I did, from the way you were talking back in the park, you probably wouldn't have. >> Yeah, exactly. Hey, the best you can hope for right now is to spend the next 30 years of your life breaking your ass for Eddie and Cara before you either get bumped off or end up back in the can. The only time you're ever going to see cash like this is if you stick your neck 6:47:58 out. Besides, I steer you wrong. Well, there was the OPA job and that time we almost got killed when we back that fat [ __ ] Sand Island. >> All right. All right. Enough. None of that matters after today. Let's just get done with this. And don't worry, we're never going to have to see these scumbags again after today. Unless this turns into a regular thing for us. >> Well, all right. Let's just concentrate on getting through this one before we go making plans like that. All right. >> Hey, I'm just saying Vito's right. Let's just get through the rest of the day. After that, smooth sailing, fellas. [Applause] 6:48:46 Take your [ __ ] foot off the accelerator. >> Hey, go take a nap or something. Here we are. Let me do the talking. These are tough guys, so no wise ass comments. All right, Joe. >> Hey guys, how you doing? Hey man, come on in. 6:49:18 [ __ ] It's smoke. [ __ ] We did it. We hit the jackpot. >> Hey, hey, hey. Take it easy. We're not done yet. >> Lighten up, will you, Henry? What's the matter? All of a sudden, money don't make you happy. After we pay back Bruno and you get your cut, then you could be All right. All right. 6:51:17 You ain't even going to give me a tip. >> You want a tip? I'll give you a tip. Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. >> Always the gentleman, huh, Joey? >> Just get the [ __ ] out of here. All right, >> want to come join me? Hey, I hope there's room for three in there. [Music] 6:52:06 Barbaros Bordello, you got the money, we got the honeys. >> Veto, it's Henry. We got a problem. >> What kind of problem? >> Eddie paid me a visit. Carlo knows about the deal and he sent Eddie to pick up his cut. >> Uh, how much? >> 60 grand. >> Doc, that much? What are we going to do? >> I don't know. We don't even have enough left for Bruno. Meet me in the park. I don't want to talk about this over the phone. >> Okay, I'll be right there. >> Joe, we got to go. >> What? What for? >> Now, Joe, I'll tell you on the way. 6:53:05 All right, girls. Lock up when you leave. Me and Veto got business. >> So, what the hell's going on? >> That was Henry on the phone. Carlo found out about the deal. >> Ah, [ __ ] Does he know we was involved? >> I don't think so. Let's talk about it in the car. 6:53:57 Where we headed? >> Lincoln Park. >> We meeting Henry there. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what did Henry say on the phone? He okay? >> Sounded okay. But Carlo took his car to the deck. >> [ __ ] Just like Henry said he'd do if he found out. >> Yeah, but now the problem is we don't even got enough to pay Bruno back. >> Ah, [ __ ] What the hell are we going to do? >> I don't know. We'll figure it out when we get to the park. >> Yeah, Henry will know what to do. 6:54:35 [Applause] [Music] 6:54:47 >> Hey, nice day, huh? Full tank, please. Sure thing, pal. 6:54:58 I'm just doing this part time. What I really want to do is act. You know, like on radio, huh? Who wouldn't want to be a voice actor? Come on. Anything else I can do for you, sir? >> Thank you. >> Come back anytime, sir. 6:55:26 [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 6:55:55 [Music] 6:56:03 Henry's different these days. Guy's got a real >> What the [ __ ] going on? [ __ ] that's Henry. 6:56:28 Going in. Scared [ __ ] >> Is he done? >> Come out of your hole, you little [ __ ] rat. [ __ ] Who the [ __ ] does something like this? Veto, them people are [ __ ] sick. [ __ ] Who the [ __ ] does the [ __ ] >> Who do you think? >> God damn it, Helen. Damn it. Help me. Damn it. Help me. >> Look at this, Veto. You [ __ ] believe this? >> The money's gone, too. [Music] >> Joe, come on. We got to get out of here. Cops will take care of Henry. Hey. Hey. That's the old guy who sold us the dope blang. 6:57:30 All the ways to kill a guy. Goddamn bullet would have been enough. These bastards are sick in the head. Veto. They're going to [ __ ] die. All of them. I mean, why do it like that? >> And in the middle of the park. Like I said, they're sick. I'm going to turn them into chop [ __ ] sooie. >> Hey, not for nothing. We don't even know how many of them there are. >> Yeah, and it don't matter. >> Hey, Henry's dead. What? You want us to get killed, too? We got to do this smart, Joe. >> It don't matter how we do it. As long as they're [ __ ] dead when we're done. >> All right, listen. There's probably more than two of them. >> So what? The more the [ __ ] marrier. >> So there's only two of us. Unless maybe you want to call Carlo and tell him all about the mess we're in. Ask him to send some guys over here. >> All right, fine. I get it. >> All right. So, promise me you're not going to go in guns blazing as usual. You got to do this the smart way. All right. 6:58:40 [Music] 6:58:49 Shoot right here. 6:59:02 Heat. 6:59:17 [Music] Heat. 6:59:34 [Music] It's all I want. 6:59:51 >> Now we know where to find him. Let's get in there and take him out before he disappears with the money. >> Hold on. I'm going to need some serious firepower first. >> We can either go to Harry or we can kill these [ __ ] right now. Just say the word. 7:00:30 There's your [ __ ] membership fee. >> God damn it, Joe. Can't you listen to me for once? >> No, I can't. You've seen what they done to Henry. >> God damn. You see, why didn't you just bang the damn gumbling right down? [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] behind the 7:01:00 >> Watch out. They shooting from up top. 7:01:09 [Applause] 7:01:21 Come on, Vito. Let's move up. >> Get the guy out of his way. >> Stop there in a window. >> All right, there's three more of them. Where the [ __ ] are they all coming from? >> China waste them all. >> One more and we're done. That's it, Veto. Kill them all. Every last one of them. All right, you go first, Veto. You're a smaller target. >> Thanks, fat ass. >> Hey, you said we got to do this smart, right? >> Come on, Marco Polo. 7:02:30 Come out quickly though. We got to find one. That was my [ __ ] 7:02:43 >> Where the hell is that prick? Got to be around here somewhere. Let's keep going. 7:02:56 Just keep that back. Don't matter. I got plenty of bullets left. 7:03:52 Shh. Be quiet, Veto. >> Since what are you concerned about making noise? >> There's too many of them. Just take them out nice and quiet. 7:04:14 Nice. All right, let's just sneak through here. 7:05:22 going in. Is that the [ __ ] best you got? Oh, you >> say good night. Scared [ __ ] Come on, think of something. Hurry up here. Get on your bedside. 7:05:44 >> Not bad, huh? >> More of them in the elevator. Come on, Veto. Show them who they [ __ ] with. >> You ain't so tough. >> What? 7:06:09 [Music] 7:06:20 >> All right, that was the last of them. See? Ain't so bad so far, right? >> Yeah, but what if somebody recognizes us and Carlo hears about it? >> That's why we ain't leaving no witnesses. There's probably more of them down there. Get ready. 7:06:45 [Applause] You're dead. You slanty eyed [ __ ] >> What is it that you want? >> What the [ __ ] do you think we want? >> We want to know why you had our friend killed. We also want the money you took from him. I had no choice. Your friend was a government informer. >> What the [ __ ] are you talking about? A contact inside the Federal Bureau of Narcotics told me that Henry Thomasino passed them information about our deal. >> That's a [ __ ] lie. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. You saying Henry was a rat? >> Yes, but not anymore. >> That's [ __ ] Makes no sense. And I suppose you had nothing to do with the little stickup after we closed the deal with you either, right? >> You think we would take such a stupid risk and destroy our own factory? That was just another reason to get rid of 7:07:45 you. We had problems with you from the very beginning. >> Yeah. Well, all your problems are just about over, pal. So, where's our money? >> It's not here anymore. >> What? >> Where the hell is it then? >> I cannot tell you. >> If you don't tell us, I'm going to splatter your yellow brains all over this [ __ ] room. >> If I told you, I'd be dead anyway. >> Fine. Your choice. >> Are you crazy? >> What you want to do? Let him go or something? >> We could have gotten more out of him. >> [ __ ] that. He wouldn't have said nothing. These bastards are tough. >> Let's just get the hell out of here before the cops come. 7:08:44 Looks like this place won't be opening up for a while. If we had the time, I'd burn it to the damn ground. >> Veto, come here. This should be the way out. 7:09:03 [Applause] Ah, [ __ ] this. Come on, Veto. Let's get out of here. There's too many. We got to take him down. Roger that. >> Officer down. Officer down. Shoot this [ __ ] >> 10 floor. 7:09:31 Suspect is about 6 ft tall, dark hair, medium build. Roger that. 7:09:50 >> All right, we lost them. 7:10:03 Take me to my place. Veto, I need a [ __ ] drink. >> That was uh that was [ __ ] up, huh? >> Yeah, I don't want to talk about it. Just get me back to my place, would you? >> All right. [Music] 7:10:30 Heat. Heat. [Music] 7:10:55 [Music] This deal was a total [ __ ] disaster. >> Tell me about it. >> Henry's dead. We don't have Bruno's money. We killed half the tongs. And if they think Carlo sent us, it'll mean war. We're [ __ ] >> Yeah. And if Carlo finds out we got him into this mess. >> What if Henry really was a rat? >> No [ __ ] way. Don't even say that. Look, first let's get the money for Bruno. That'll fix at least one problem. But I'm done for today. I need a drink. I'll call you in the morning. We'll figure this [ __ ] out. >> All right. >> Okay. I'll see you later. And Veto, be careful. 7:12:08 Veto, you ready? >> Does it sound like I'm ready? You just woke me up. >> So get the [ __ ] up. We don't get the money for Bruno today. We're [ __ ] >> Where the hell are we going to get our hands on 55 grand? Huh? >> I don't know. We sure as hell ain't going to find her laying around in bed. I got something for starters. A job from Eddie with a big payout. >> No [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'll pick you up in a few minutes. So, get dressed, grab a gun, and wait for me outside. I'll tell you more in the car. >> This better not be one of your brilliant ideas, Joe. >> Hey, I'm not in the mood. >> Sorry. Sorry. I didn't mean to snap at you. I'm still half asleep over here. >> Yeah. Yeah, whatever. So, you in or not? >> Sure, why not? How long till you get here? >> I'm calling from the gun shop around the corner. I'll be at your place in a minute. >> All right, I'll wait for you out back. I'll see you soon. 7:13:23 Hey, what's with the fancy wheels? >> Eddie gave it to us just for this job. Nice, huh? You drive. My head's still pounding from last night. We're going to Greenfield. >> Guess you hit the sauce pretty hard, too, huh? >> Yeah, I couldn't sleep either. Nothing a bottle of scotch couldn't fix, though. Head over to Greenfield. 7:13:54 All right. So, now can you tell me what this is all about? We're just going to drive there, pop some guy, and drive away. Should be a piece of cake. >> Why? >> Eddie said it's a favor for some family from another city. Unfinished business. He gave me this envelope with all the instructions. Said it's got to be clean and it's got to be done today. >> Why the hell doesn't the other family just do it themselves? >> Eddie said they've been looking for this guy for a while and they just found him. They're afraid that if it ain't done right away, the guy's going to disappear again. Here, here's a picture of him. What this guy do? >> Says here he ratted his family out to the feds. >> Guy's got it coming to him now. But wait a minute. If he cooperated with the feds, that means he was under protection, right? What if he still is? Even if he is, we're getting paid a few grand for the job, so it's more than worth the risk. I >> have you say so. >> Hey, we need every penny we can get right now, right? So, after we finish this job, we'll split up and look for other work. >> All right. >> Says here they want us to give him a message before we do it. Here, here it 7:14:55 is. >> Okay, got it. >> Hey, and if you see Eddie later, not a word about yesterday. We was never there. Last we saw was delivering egg fu young. You get it? >> Yeah. Who do you think I am? Some kind of [ __ ] >> Jury's still out on that one, pal. Just making sure you don't slip up, that's all. 7:15:25 >> Oh, you have the smell of money about you. Anything else I can do for you, sir? >> Goodbye, sir. We'll miss you. >> Take care. 7:15:57 Heat. 7:16:16 Heat. 7:16:40 Heat. Heat. Heat. 7:16:58 [Music] Heat. 7:17:16 [Applause] 7:17:34 Heat. Heat. 7:17:44 remember what you got to say. >> Yeah. >> All right. Here we go then. 7:17:58 [Music] >> Oh, my fault. I'm sorry. >> Can I uh help you? Just like mama used to make. >> Come again, sir. 7:19:01 Mr. Angelo. Uh yes, >> Mr. Salieri sends his regards 7:19:25 tall here. Suspect is on. This is agent cop. Roger that. Reporting the green field now. God damn it. Those were fed. That [ __ ] really wasn't convenient leaving out little details like that. I don't know. Don't matter now. We got to lose them. 7:20:01 Oh, [ __ ] That was close. Get me to Kingston, will you? I got a car waiting there. >> What about the money? >> Hey, I almost forgot. Eddie paid me in advance, so here's your share. [Music] 7:20:28 >> Get out of there. Oh god. >> Don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. [Music] 7:20:55 Heat. Heat. 7:21:19 Heat. Heat. 7:21:36 [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 7:22:02 [Applause] [Music] [Applause] All right. Good luck getting you half of the money. Come by my place when you're done. >> Okay. I'll see you later. [Music] 7:22:47 [Music] [Applause] 7:22:59 [Music] 7:23:20 Heat. Heat. 7:23:35 [Applause] 7:23:53 Suspect is about 6 ft dark here. >> Roger that. 7:24:18 Heat. 7:24:43 Heat. Heat. 7:25:12 Heat. 7:25:25 Suspect is about 6 ft tall, dark hair, medium build. Copy that. 7:26:06 Heat. Heat. 7:26:48 Oh, excuse me. My fault. Oh, you have the smell of money about you. 7:27:04 It was a 7:27:17 [Music] 7:27:25 Heat. 7:27:44 Heat. Heat. 7:28:09 Heat. 7:28:25 Hey, >> Vo. Hey, thanks for coming by. I knew I could count on you. >> What for? >> Frank's organizing a sit down with the other bosses, and he took almost all my guys' bodyguards, so I don't have nobody around to handle his job for me. Derek, these guys still don't want to work. >> What? Why? >> Cuz of that dead [ __ ] you fired. >> Hey, >> [ __ ] Well, veto that other thing will have to wait. Can you help us out here with this first? >> What's happening? >> Well, this dead beat didn't come to work for a whole week pretending he was sick. Total [ __ ] So, I fired his ass. Anyway, some of his buddies are upset and they're threatening to strike. All I got to do is show up with a few guys who look like they mean business. That'll scare them and they'll forget all about it. I give you a,000 bucks. So, you win. >> All right. I ain't going to say no to that kind of money. >> All right. All you need to do is stand behind me and look tough. Right, Steve? We'll see. 7:29:37 >> These [ __ ] guys really think who the [ __ ] they are. This ain't the first time I have problems with them, you know. You want to know how many of them there is? >> Three, four, 10. How the [ __ ] should I know? Does it matter? >> Oh, no. It's just uh What are we going to do to them? >> All depends on how the uh labor negotiations go. Just let me do all the talking. I don't need you opening your mouths and proving how stoners are. So, what's the problem here, fellas? >> We want you to give Big John his job back. >> It's me that decides who gets hired and fired around here, and I say he's fired. >> All we're asking is for you to hire him back. He's got a family. He needs a job. >> I've made my decision. >> See, I told you. >> Easy does it, Vinnie. We want to do this peacefully. >> We bust our asses day in and day out for this fat [ __ ] and if anything ever happens to us, he'll screw us over just like you did. Ow. Young man, I don't 7:30:38 want to hear another word about that [ __ ] dead beat. >> Who you calling a deadbeat? A crate fell on the poor guy while he was working for you. Broke both his damn hands. >> Well, that's his [ __ ] problem, not mine. And I suggest you just get back to work before somebody else's hands get broke. >> You goddamn bastard. >> You fellas are really starting to piss me off. >> There's no need for violence. Please put it down. They don't want no trouble. Don't look that way to me right now. Looks like you got big trouble, don't you? Now, if you all don't want to start looking for new jobs, you'll be back to work in the next 10 minutes. You see, Veto, all they do is [ __ ] and moan. >> Veto, you're Scalletus boy, ain't you? Your dad used to talk about you all the time. You look just like him. But what are you doing working for this bastard after what he did to your old man? >> Shut your [ __ ] mouth right now. Don't listen to him, Veto. He's full of [ __ ] Come on, let's go. 7:31:38 >> Full of [ __ ] huh? That bastard killed your father, Veto. >> What? >> They're just trying to get under your skin. >> Derek, >> hey, stop pointing that gun at me. >> Why don't you ask him how your dad drowned that night? >> We seen him take a walk with Steve and then Steve come back alone and all wet. >> Stop pointing that thing at me. >> What the hell happened with my father, Derek? >> Are you nuts or what? Who are you going to trust? Me or these now unemployed losers? We known each other for a long time. Veto, think of all the things. >> Why you all wet, Steve? You dive in and try to save him. >> Because he wouldn't stay under water shut. >> Veto, you swore a note. I was there. Our loyalty to the family is greater than to our own families. >> Tell that to my mother. >> Should I kill him? Hell, not here. We'll settle things with him later. You disappoint me, Veto. You really do. 7:32:40 >> I'm going to do a hell of a lot more than disappoint you, Derek. >> You're dead. >> Not right now. I got to get that [ __ ] before he runs away. >> Time to teach that fat [ __ ] a lesson. >> Vinnie, where'd you get that? Doesn't matter. >> Okay, the odds are even. Now, let's teach that fat [ __ ] Follow me, guys. Crazy. You shouldn't be doing this. He's not going to harm himself. Let's go, Vito. We got your back. End up just like your old man. 7:33:27 Heat. Heat. 7:33:48 Get 7:34:05 out. 7:34:23 You're making the biggest mistake in your life. 7:34:35 What do you think? Just [ __ ] like this and walk away. You're [ __ ] 7:34:49 Like father, like son, I beat. I spent my whole life trying not to make the same mistakes my old man did. Then I find out I'm following in his footsteps. It was good to finally know the truth, though. Derek's death also helped me resolve another problem. 7:35:28 Whoa. Looks like I just found Derek's retirement funds. 7:35:47 Hey, Vito. We can take things from here. >> What about the cops? >> Yeah, they might be a problem, but anyone who saw it'll swear we did it in self-defense. You were never here. >> All right, good luck then. >> Jesus, Mary and Joseph, God help you all. Afternoon. 7:36:26 Is there a problem, sir? Dispatch, we're in pursuit of a suspect. >> Give yourself up. >> We got a homicide here. Suspect is armed. >> Copy that. Suspect is about 6 ft tall, average size. Roger that. Officer down. Officer down. Shoot this [ __ ] Copy that. [Music] [Music] 7:37:24 [Music] 7:37:34 [Applause] 7:37:56 I didn't do anything to you. >> No, come on. Have a heart. 7:38:20 Heat. Heat. 7:38:55 Is there a problem, sir? 7:39:15 [Music] 7:39:53 Heat. Heat. 7:40:11 [Music] 7:40:22 Ah, Mr. Scalleta, always good to see you, huh? Goodbye, Mr. SC 7:41:14 You believe this guy? He's [ __ ] >> I surrender. I surrender. Heat. Heat. [Applause] [Music] 7:41:56 Heat. Heat. 7:42:14 [Applause] 7:42:28 Oh, don't mind it. 7:42:36 Run Z. 7:43:17 [Music] Uh, is there something you're looking Enforcer. 7:43:42 >> Please, sir. We don't allow guns in the store. Don't shoot. Run. Heat. Heat. 7:44:33 Grandma's recipe you're going to like. >> Thanks. Heat. 7:44:56 Heat. 7:45:05 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 7:45:40 Joe wasn't home. At first, I thought he was just running a little late, so I went to grab something to eat. Two hours later, Joe still wasn't home. It was getting dark and I was getting worried. I had to go look for him. 7:46:07 Maybe Joe checked in with Eddie at the Falcon. 7:46:38 Nice driving, Yeah. 7:46:56 Stop 7:47:11 heat. 7:47:31 [Music] 7:47:43 Vito. Good. You're here. You uh you hear what happened? >> Well, what's going on? >> Henry's dead. >> What? >> The [ __ ] Hanks hacked him to death in broad daylight. >> Why? >> So, you don't know anything about it? >> Well, Henry wanted to bring me in on some deal, but I passed. What happened? >> Yeah, well, Henry is well was stupid. He was dealing dope with the tongs. He knew this was off limits and he got caught. Carlo let him off with a small fine and told him he'd forget about it. But the double crossed Henry and hacked him to pieces in the middle of the park. >> [ __ ] >> Ain't no doing business with the yellow man. But there's worse. Henry wasn't working alone. Yesterday some guys massacred a shitload of the chanks over in Chinatown. Now they figure it must have either been us or Vinci. They already started threatening Vinci. If this don't get settled fast, we're all in deep [ __ ] You sure you don't know nothing about it? >> Not a thing, Eddie. I swear. 7:48:44 >> Yeah. How about Joe? >> Joe? Joe was with me last couple days. >> Well, you're lucky then. Carlo's out of town right now, but when he gets back, it ain't going to be pretty. >> Oh [ __ ] >> You better not be [ __ ] me, Veto. >> Let's judge Jeppy next. He keeps his round. 7:49:26 [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 7:49:50 [Music] 7:50:00 [Music] [Applause] 7:50:13 Yay! Yay! 7:50:29 Hey, Chazeppi. I'm looking for Joe Bar, bro. Was he here today? Elevator? Yeah, Joe came by today. Great. I've been looking for him the whole day. Did he say where he was heading? >> Well, no, he didn't. I don't think he know himself. How come? >> Well, he was looking for a job, but before we managed to finish a conversation, a few guys came and took him away. >> What? Who? It was Vinci's people. They said Mr. Vinci wanted a word with him. You know where it would have went? >> No. So, maybe to the bar, the Mona Lisa. >> [ __ ] Is something wrong? Not sure. Let's just say we're not on the best of terms with Mr. Vinci these days. >> Yeah, Joe didn't look too happy. >> I got a bad feeling about this. I better go find out what's going on. >> I hope it's nothing serious. Good to see you. Anything you like, you let me know. Here you go. One of Fortune. 7:51:40 I don't have to tell you to be careful, but be careful. 7:51:57 Heat. 7:52:10 [Music] [Music] Heat. [Applause] Heat. 7:52:40 [Music] 7:52:51 Heat. 7:52:58 [Music] Hey, you [ __ ] crazy. 7:53:09 >> Freeze and maybe I won't kill you. >> Hi, you fellas. >> Look at the balls on this guy. >> Nice to see you, too. >> Don't move a muscle. >> Come on. Listen to the friendly bartender and stop [ __ ] around, Veto. Now, first of all, I got to ask you to slowly toss your guns on the floor. No funny business neither. The bartender's got the itchiest trigger finger in town. Huh? I'm not armed. >> Okay, so what are you doing here, Veto? We wasn't expecting you. >> I'm looking for Joe Barro. I heard some of your guys picked him up. >> Yeah, maybe. >> What are you trying to pull? Me and Joe didn't do nothing to you. >> Mr. Vinci doesn't seem to think so. He wanted a few things explained to him. So that's what Joe is doing. And since you've stopped by, why don't we go and join them? >> And what if I don't want to? >> These guns say you do. But don't worry, it's got a hell of a view. 7:54:10 [ __ ] Hey, what's up, Joe? >> The [ __ ] went to take a leak. >> Great. Well, can you explain to me why the [ __ ] we're here? >> That old [ __ ] Vinci can't see what's going on right in front of his face, and he thinks I can explain it to him, idiot. Oh, the happy couple is here already. Welcome, Veto. >> What's going on? You got no reason to treat us like this. >> No reason? No reason? First the business with Leo and then all hell breaks out in the city. The are going nuts. Everybody's fighting like lunatics. And now those are threatening to kill me. It's out of [ __ ] control now. I'm too old for this [ __ ] So you're going to tell me what the hell's going on here? Come on. I'm all ears. M Vinci. Look, I don't know what the hell's going on here. Believe me. 7:55:11 Me and Joe ain't got nothing to do with it. >> That ain't what I want to hear. >> Yeah, well that's your problem cuz we don't know [ __ ] about any of this. >> That's too bad. [Music] >> Finally. We don't got much time. We got to do something. >> All right, we'll try to break the pipe. Come on, help me out. I can't do it by myself. >> Okay. One, two, three. One, two, three. Again. One, two, three. 7:55:59 [ __ ] you. You filthy [ __ ] Come on. Come on. You [ __ ] Heat. 7:56:20 Heat. 7:58:07 What are we going to do? You know when the boss gets what he wants. >> Give him my back. >> What? >> Good idea. Why didn't I do that? >> Well, nobody ever gives you the brightest ball in the tree. What the fire? >> On fire? Why? This would be fun to watch, especially sick. Throwing the wet concrete, letting him drown, is it? >> What the [ __ ] was that noise? >> Oh [ __ ] here he is. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] Killed him. 7:59:00 What the [ __ ] the matter? >> Eat that, you ass wipe. 7:59:35 Ah, 7:59:58 you go first. I'll cover you. 8:00:07 Where the [ __ ] you think you're going? 8:00:34 How you like that, huh? >> You think you right there? >> What are you scared? Heat. Heat. Heat. 8:01:23 Get in fight. 8:01:57 Are you moving? Heat. 8:02:11 [Music] 8:02:18 Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] 8:03:45 Get your ass over here, Veto. >> Veto, they [ __ ] me up pretty good. I think I need a doctor. >> Okay, let's get you over to El Greco. 8:04:10 [Music] 8:04:37 My chest every time I breathe. I think they broke my damn ribs. >> Take it easy. Elgreo's going to fix you up. >> Yeah, sure. Oh, [ __ ] Every time I cough, it feels like I'm being stabbed in the chest. >> Just sit back. The more you whine about it, the worse it's going to be. >> Listen, Veto, thanks for coming after me. That almost getting yourself killed. >> Hey, we're in this together, right? Just like always. Now, just sit the [ __ ] back before you get blood all over my pants. And I really do stab you in the chest. >> You picked a hell of a time to turn into a [ __ ] comedian. Oh, [Music] 8:05:45 heat, heat. Heat up 8:06:07 here. 8:06:22 [Applause] 8:06:41 D. I can make it. >> What do you want me to do with the money? >> Take it to Bruno. >> All right. At least that'll be out of the way. >> Good evening, gentlemen. Whoa. What happened to you? >> Hey, Doc. I got my ass kicked. I'm coughing up blood. >> What is happening today? One of your guys is already here. >> Who? >> His name is Antonio Balsamo. >> Tony Balls. What happened to him? >> Somebody messed him up pretty good. >> I don't think he's ever going to walk again. >> What? >> This surprises you. All the blood, all the death. This is the lifestyle you choose. >> One day, your luck is bound to run out. >> The next time it could be you. >> And off with the sermon, Doc. You have time to treat Joe? >> Yes, but you'll have to wait a minute while I fix Antonio up. >> That's okay, Doc. All right, come in. >> Make sure you settle things with Bruno, 8:07:42 okay? And Veto. >> Thanks. >> Sure thing. Feel better. 8:08:20 Heat. Heat. 8:08:34 Heat. 8:08:46 Heat. 8:09:04 Heat. Heat. 8:09:24 speeding vehicle. Copy that. 8:09:39 Heat. 8:10:01 Heat. [Music] 8:10:17 Hey, I need to see Bruno. >> Got the money? >> Yeah. >> Come on in then. You're lucky. We were just about to leave. >> Good evening. You have the money for me or do you wish to extend the deadline? Here it is. >> I have to admit this is somewhat of a surprise. I heard you boys had some complications. >> Yeah, we did. >> I heard that Henry is dead. I'm very sorry to hear that. Isaac counted. So, your little business venture was a success. >> You got your money, right? >> Right. Right. It's just that the whole city has been turned upside down. The Chinese think the Italians attack them, so they're going after Vinci. That's not good. Not good. Would that have anything to do with the reason you borrowed this money? 8:11:17 >> Sorry, Bruno. That's none of your business. >> Uh, thank you, Isaac. It looks like the debt is settled. I don't even know your name. >> Veto. >> Veto who? Veto Scalleta. >> Scalleta. I knew a Scalleta once. But I must say, you're much better at paying back your debts than he was. His poor wife had to do it for him. >> So it was you who lent my father the money. >> Your father? Ah, like father, like son. I see you don't approve. But I didn't make him borrow the money now, did I? Just like I didn't make you. If you ever need a loan, you know where to find me. Sure. 8:12:32 I couldn't sleep. Things were bad and they were only going to get worse. The truth was going to come out sooner or later. And then we were going to have Falconee after us along with the Chinese and Vinci. This wasn't how I imagined it when we were starting out. I dreamed of money, cars, women, respect, freedom. I guess I ended up getting all that more or less. But along with it came prison, living in constant fear and the blood of my friends. I ducked it as long as I could, but it was finally catching up with me. It was all just a matter of time. [Music] 8:13:32 Yeah. Hello, >> Vito. Yeah, it's Eddie. Uh, listen, I need you to >> let me Yes. You need me to come by right away, and I should bring a gun. >> For once, I don't. Yeah. Ka wants to see you over at the planetarium. >> You say what? what it was about. >> Nope. Uh, better head over there now, though. Uh, don't want to keep the man waiting. Yeah. See you, Veto. 8:14:22 Mr. Scalleta, can you get in, please? >> Hey, old man. What are you doing back? >> Just get in the damn car now. >> And you are? >> This is our friend, Mr. Chu. >> All right. So, what the hell's going on? What is this? This is about you. You [ __ ] up good, didn't you? Started a [ __ ] war. >> Got no idea what you're talking about. >> Don't [ __ ] with me, boy. I probably forgotten more about this business than you'll ever learn. Half our guys are dead. Half of Mr. Chw's guys are dead. And now the feds are breathing down everybody's necks because of you. >> Leo, listen. >> You listen. If it wasn't for me, you would have already been taken care of. So, you're going to listen to what I have to say, and you're going to listen good. What you did in Chinatown, that was because of that Henry, right? You know who he was 8:15:24 working for when he died? You mean when he was butchered? >> He was working for the feds. He was a [ __ ] rat. That's why Mr. Choose people did what they did. And that's why the feds are going after Carlo now. But I don't forget my friends. Meo, you did for me, so I did for you. They called in a few favors. Got you one chance to make this right. >> Okay, I'm listening. >> You're going to get rid of Carlo. Do us all a favor. >> And if I refuse, >> you die. Frank and the rest of the commission want you dead. So does Mr. Chu. And to top it all off, you vouched for a rat. You think Carlo's going to let that slide? You're a dead man walking >> when? Now. Every minute we wait is another minute we give to the feds. He's holed up at that observatory of his. He knows something's up. Carlo Falcone is a lot of things, but stupid 8:16:25 ain't one of them. >> All right, stop the car. Remember kid, this is your last chance. 8:16:56 Heat. Heat. 8:17:17 Heat. 8:17:28 [Applause] 8:17:44 Heat. Heat. Heat. 8:18:09 Heat. 8:18:24 [Applause] [Music] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. [Applause] 8:18:51 Heat. Heat. 8:19:03 [Applause] Heat. [Applause] 8:19:25 [Applause] Heat. Heat. 8:19:49 Heat. 8:19:57 Heat. Heat. 8:20:07 [Applause] [Music] 8:20:42 Hey fellas. >> Hey Veto. The boss wants to see you. >> Good. I want to see him too. One uh one thing though, Veto, I got to take your gun. >> Yeah. All right. Here you go. 8:21:39 Heat. Heat. 8:21:56 What happened? 8:22:10 Heat. [Music] 8:22:24 Heat. 8:22:31 Heat. Heat. 8:22:53 He's 8:23:15 >> hurry up. I'm almost out of bullets. 8:23:24 [ __ ] [ __ ] 8:23:37 [Music] 8:23:50 [Music] 8:23:57 [Music] Let's go, [ __ ] That's 8:24:24 heat. Heat. 8:24:56 Heat. Heat. [Music] 8:25:18 Heat. 8:25:28 What the [ __ ] a m 8:25:57 Well, look who it is. This is who they send. This is an insult. What' they tell you, Veto? Take care of me and all's forgiven. You really think they're just going to let you walk after everything you did? Then again, chumps like you never do think about the big picture. But your buddy Joe understands, don't you, Joe? >> What the [ __ ] is this? I could ask you the same question. >> Loyalty is a funny thing, huh, Veto? No such thing as friendship in this business. Didn't your old pal Leo teach you that while you're sucking his back in the can? You're just a [ __ ] porn, Veto. It's all you ever were. When are you going to realize it, >> Joe? You just got to trust me. >> You think I give a [ __ ] about the feds? All those tired old [ __ ] on the commission. They're using you, Veto. Just like Clemente used you. Just like I used you. Just like that rat [ __ ] Henry used you. You vouch for that piece of 8:26:57 [ __ ] Brought him into my house. And now you dumb [ __ ] You're going to pay for it now. Joe. Hey, if you're going to pull that trigger, do it already. What are you waiting for, >> Veto? Let's shoot this. >> Remember what we talked about, Joe? You're going to throw all that away? >> Do it. >> Two. >> Now. 8:27:35 God damn it. Somebody kill these two psychos. 8:27:45 You're dumb bastard. You don't stand a chance. You can't kill them all. [Applause] >> You really are insane, aren't you? I going to enjoy watching you die. 8:28:08 Show them 8:28:20 not running. There's only two of them. 8:28:29 >> You know something, Carlo? For the last 10 years, all I done was kill. I killed for my country. I killed for my family. I killed anybody that got in my way. But this one, this one's for me. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] prick. I sure as hell hope you know what you're doing here. >> Don't worry. I took care of it. You'll see. So, uh, what was he talking about back there? >> Nothing. He made me an offer. That's all. >> Yeah, I figured out that much. What kind of offer? >> He wanted me to whack you. Said he'd make me a cappo. Give me my own crew. You know, pretty much everything I ever wanted. >> Yeah. So, why the hell didn't you do it? >> Remember that five bucks you owe me? 8:29:33 What the hell is this? >> It's all right, Joe. >> Is it done? >> It's done. >> All right, then. Looks like a celebration is in order. Come on. Let's head to the cat house. >> Sounds good to me. >> Come with me, Veto. There's more we need to talk about. All right, we'll see you over there. 8:30:04 All right. So, what's the big secret? Hey, hey, hey. What the hell's going on? Where they taking Joe? >> Sorry, kid. Joe wasn't part of our deal. 8:30:57 [Music] I was making some nice cash and there was never a dull moment. I handle things like inventory management, balancing the books, labor negotiations, and uh janitorial services. Hey, somebody's got to do it that particular day. For everybody else, it was Thursday. For me, it's the day I got [ __ ] 8:31:36 Damn, I'm good. 8:31:49 [Music] Nice one. 8:32:17 That guy's dead. 8:32:45 Damn, this thing's passing. 8:33:10 Heat. Heat. 8:33:32 Heat. Heat. Heat. 8:33:46 [Applause] 8:33:58 Heat. 8:34:06 [Applause] 8:34:18 Heat. Heat. [Applause] 8:34:39 [Music] I get the message >> loud and clear. >> Good. Now, don't go disappearing on me, Jimmy. I got another job for you soon. 8:35:18 Heat. 8:35:35 Heat. 8:35:45 Heat. 8:35:55 [Music] Heat. 8:36:20 Come on, baby. Let's see what you got. Wa! 8:36:32 Heat. Heat. 8:36:41 [Music] 8:37:08 A [ __ ] Like a [ __ ] amateur. 8:37:21 Get out of the car. Put your hands in the air. 8:37:53 Step out of the vehicle immediately or we will open fire. >> That's what I got for getting comfortable. I was so busy tying up loose ends for my employers. I didn't realize the only one left was me. [ __ ] set me up good. The dope in the trunk got me 15 years. Guess they couldn't find anybody with the balls to try to do me in. Dumb bastards. They got no idea what's coming. It wasn't always like this. I used to be a real nice guy. Got a problem? You call Jimmy. In a jam, you call Jimmy. And look what that got me. 15 years of rubbing elbows with the kind of guys who don't have a problem sucking each other off for a pack of smokes. But let's just say I was a cleaner. I 8:38:54 cleaned [ __ ] up for wise guys who weren't smart enough to wipe their own asses. The grease balls screwed me over first chance they got. Should have seen it coming. Heat. 8:39:30 Heat. 8:39:43 On the bright side, gave me plenty of time to figure out how I was going to repay the favor. Yep. Today's going to be a real good day. [Music] Heat. 8:40:15 Heat. [Applause] [Music] Let's 8:40:30 [Applause] 8:40:43 go. 8:40:54 and stay the [ __ ] down. 8:41:04 [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] 8:41:42 [Music] Ah! [Music] [Applause] [Music] 8:42:07 [Music] 8:42:36 Heat. [Music] 8:42:55 Heat. Heat. [Music] 8:43:17 Heat. 8:43:34 for me. 8:43:55 [Music] Oh, [Music] [Music] heat. 8:44:18 [Music] Hey, [ __ ] I'll shoot you full of holes. [Music] 8:45:24 [Music] 8:45:34 [Music] 8:45:47 [Music] I'm good. [Music] of those [ __ ] Bingo. 8:46:21 >> Kill him already. 8:46:30 [Music] How about I ventilate your head? 8:47:02 [Music] [Music] 8:47:29 [Music] He's over there. Heat. 8:48:00 [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. 8:48:20 [Music] 8:48:28 Heat. 8:48:54 [Music] 8:49:02 What the hell? >> No. No. [ __ ] >> Everything all right, baby? >> This is Freddy's. It's Joe. Henry there. >> Hey Joe. Nah, Henry ain't here. >> [ __ ] >> But Luca's looking for you. Hold on a sec. >> Where the hell are you? >> I'm home. Listen, Veto just got pinched. That's why I >> already [ __ ] All right, shut your mouth and listen. You remember that thing that Veto did with the gas dams, right? We just heard that somebody decided to squeal. >> Who was it? >> Some guy who works at the gas station in your neighborhood. >> I'll kill the [ __ ] >> No, you won't. You're just going to send him a message for now. Let him know who he's [ __ ] with. He ends up in a wheelchair, fine. But don't kill the guy. That seat we don't need. >> Got it. >> Yeah, I got it. >> You better come by the bar when you're done. >> [ __ ] God damn it. Where the [ __ ] are my pants? 8:50:28 I heard you last night with that flooy. I ought to call the cops. >> You're just jealous. >> In your dreams, pal. >> More like my nightmares. All right. 8:50:56 What the hell's the matter with people? 8:51:10 Don't worry, I'll bring it back with a full tank. Hey, pal, get out. >> Oh no, he's going to kill us all. 8:51:34 Heat. Heat. [Music] 8:52:04 [Applause] [Music] 8:52:21 There you are, you little prick. 8:52:38 We need to talk. >> Sound good to you? >> Ah [ __ ] Oh, man. You little [ __ ] 8:52:54 Going to kill this little prick. Can't just take his beaten like a man. 8:53:20 Let's try this again. It wasn't me. I swear it was Stan. Please, please. It wasn't me. I didn't say nothing to nobody. You got to believe me. It was Stan. He's the one who brought the stamps. I swear. >> Sorry, pal. I heard that. >> I ain't lying. It was Stan who told the cops, not me. I swear. Please. Please. >> All right, let's pretend I believe you. Where's Stan right now? >> His shift just ended. He's heading straight to the train station. catching the five o'clock to Brooklyn. Ain't coming back till he has to testify. >> Know what's going to happen if you're lying to me. 8:54:11 [Applause] Heat. 8:54:22 [Music] Heat. 8:54:36 Heat. 8:55:00 Heat. [Music] 8:55:14 Heat. Heat. 8:55:25 [Applause] 8:55:35 Heat. Heat. 8:55:45 [Applause] 8:56:13 Hey, Stan. Where you going? [ __ ] Stand. I just want to talk. You're starting to piss me off. Guys are [ __ ] circus. Oh, it's [ __ ] running. [Music] 8:56:44 Heat. Heat. 8:56:52 [Music] Heat. Heat. 8:57:05 [Music] 8:57:24 [Music] [Music] Hey, watch where you're going. >> Watch it now. [Music] I want you to listen real careful, Stan. Leave town tonight and you ain't going to come back. >> Fine, but it ain't going to make a difference. >> What the hell's that supposed to mean? >> Nothing. You got yourself nine good fingers left. >> Want to make it a >> Somebody else. Somebody who knows about a lot more than just the OPA robbery. DA says he's going to take down everybody. The DA's gunning for you. He's going to take down your whole operation. >> Who is this guy? >> No idea. I heard the cops the cops are keeping him safe somewhere. 8:58:27 Guess I wasn't important enough for that. >> You're not. Remember that. Now get your ass up. You got a train to catch. [Music] 8:59:31 This is Freddy's. >> It's Joe. Let me talk to Luca. >> Sure. Hold on. He's right here. It's Barbaro. >> Joe, you done yet? >> Yeah, but there's somebody else. >> What do you mean? >> The grease monkey said the DA's got somebody else. Somebody who's going to take out the whole operation. >> [ __ ] Masio. He knew it. >> Who the hell's that? >> Richie Masio. They picked him up last month. Guy's a [ __ ] but he could put us all away. [ __ ] All right, listen. You're going to find out where they're keeping him. I don't care how. When you do, you make sure you don't talk to nobody ever again. Got it. >> Yeah, I got it. So, did you uh hear from Veto? >> Just worry about Masio. We'll take care of Veto. 9:00:23 >> Welcome to Empire Bay. Heat. 9:00:55 Heat. Heat 9:01:20 up Heat. Heat. 9:01:59 What's the matter with you? Somebody [ __ ] you cornflakes this morning? >> Yeah, the captain when he put me on babysitting duty. >> Take that up with the DA, pal. Star witnesses ain't too easy to come by. Besides, I could think of a lot worse than playing cards with the fellas all night. >> All I'm saying is I got better things to do than babysit some wise guy stool pigeon. >> All right, come on. Just spilled the beans already. You know what? Maybe you'll get lucky. The truckload of wise guys will show up. Shoot the place up good. >> You really know how to cheer a guy up. You know that? >> Yeah. Don't mention it. Heat. Heat. 9:03:03 Heat. 9:03:22 Heat. [Music] Heat. 9:03:42 Heat. 9:03:51 [Music] 9:04:01 Heat. Heat. 9:04:22 Heat. Heat. 9:04:32 Heat. [Music] Heat. 9:04:54 Heat. Heat. 9:05:14 [Music] 9:05:37 Heat. Heat. 9:06:09 Got to be a way in somewhere. is 9:06:56 [ __ ] >> Here. I brought you some coffee. >> Thanks. I'm freezing my balls off out here. >> I told you to dress warm, didn't I? Hey, I'm wearing the same damn thing as you. It's just that I'm standing out here while the canaries in there are all nice and warm. >> God bless the Justice. [Music] 9:07:37 bought some corn for popping. The lights are turn away. 9:07:57 Come [Music] 9:08:13 on. Heat. 9:08:48 So, what's the you? >> Not much. Hey, look at that. Join opened up around corner from the station. >> Nah. How about you? >> Yeah, me and Molly drove a few back last night. >> Weren't you on duty last night? >> Yeah, what are we packing probation? Besides, what's the use of a badge if you can't abuse it once in a while? >> Well, not going to argue with you there. >> All right, I'm going to go check in. See you. 9:09:31 [Music] Hey, that reminds me. You got that uh 20 bucks you owe me? >> No, I ain't got it on. Can you wait till payday? >> That's funny. That's what you said last time. >> Yeah, well, I had a few last week, but you was on vacation. I was on vacation, so you just got my money with me. Remind you me to try that one on the shotgun. >> Hey, it's not like me, too. I was out with this broad. >> So, you use my 20 smackers to get into some dames bloom. >> Yeah. Wish a lousy [ __ ] stole it from you. You believe that? >> Nice one. Some cop you up. >> Hey, she Well, you know, she distracted me. >> And uh how'd you do that policeman of the year? >> Well, it was out in the back of the Black Doll. You know that place? >> You mean that dive in Southport? Wait, wait, wait. This broad's name wasn't Brenda by any chance, was it? >> And uh what if it was? >> I'm uh just curious. Let's see the rest of your story. >> Wait, what if it was? Come on. Do you do you know her or something? >> Finish telling your story, then I'll tell you mine. >> Well, me and this broad >> Brenda. >> Brenda. Me and this broad Brenda. Well, 9:10:31 we were making out. >> So, was she a good kisser? >> You going to let me tell the story or what? >> Sure. Sure. Sorry. Go ahead, Kasanova. Anyway, so next thing I know, she drops my pants right there. Just pulls them right off and tosses them away. I'm freezing my ass off. >> Yeah, I get the picture. So then what? >> So then she tells me she's got to use the lady's room and to just wait right there for me. Then she runs back inside. >> And how long did you wait for? >> Till some old lady come by, saw me there in my drawers, and said she was calling the cops. >> Oh man. >> All right. So then I pick up my pants and guess what? Wallet's gone. And the lovely Brenda >> vanished into thin air. All right, your turn. Spare the beans, buddy. >> Well, you see, I went to school with Brenda. >> You're kidding me. >> You betcha. Star quarterback. Drew for four touchdowns in one game. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What? >> Glenn Bman, aka Brenda, the prettiest drag queen in Southport. >> Oh man. Just wait till the fellas back at the station hear this one. >> No [ __ ] way. You keep this to 9:11:33 yourself. You hear me? Yeah, you get me my 20 bucks and we'll see, pal. 9:11:50 [Music] How much longer we got to hang around up here? How long you think until this prick has to test it? Yeah, speaking of that, why the hell aren't the feds taking care of this? You're [ __ ] fine. Now what am I a chief of police over here? More like chief retire [ __ ] >> Yeah. Like dropping a pickle in the Grand Canyon, ain't it? And the Grand Canyon burns. 9:12:30 Wow. 9:12:55 >> Ah [ __ ] 9:13:02 [ __ ] 9:13:13 This [ __ ] gets away, I'm [ __ ] 9:13:49 How about a little buffalo sauce? 9:14:03 Come on, you [ __ ] Whoa, whoa, whoa. Think I just [ __ ] myself. Ah, you like that? Oh [ __ ] Oh, not doing that again. 9:14:35 Come on, you [ __ ] That'll do it, I guess. 9:15:07 Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. 9:15:48 in pursuit of a speeding vehicle. Copy that. 9:16:02 Nice driving, [ __ ] 9:16:35 We want you. 9:16:49 Hey, you want to argue with the boss, Henry? >> Huh? >> I didn't think so. You just worry about that leg of yours. All right, I'll see you. Well, >> it's done. >> All right, good job. >> So, uh, what's happening with Veto? >> We got him the best lawyer in town. He'll be out in no time. for your crimes against the people of this city and of this great country. This court hereby sentences you to 10 years in a federal penitentiary. [ __ ] [Music] >> [ __ ] What the hell? You said he was going to get off. >> First of all, lower your [ __ ] voice. Second, we'll talk about it tomorrow. Not now. Go home and cool off and come back in the morning. You understand me? >> Yeah, whatever. >> Dumb son of a [ __ ] 9:17:49 [Music] >> Who the hell is this now? >> Yeah, Joe, listen to me. >> Henry, you hear what happened to Veto? That little said he was going to take care of everything and then he goes, "Just shut your mouth and listen to me." Look, I'm sorry about Veto. There was nothing I can do, but you got to listen. You just made Lucas hit list. >> What's that supposed to mean? >> It means they're going to kill you. >> That's how it happens, Joe. You must have pissed him off. Good. You probably got about five minutes before the guys show up. Yeah, let him come. Tell her I care. Oh, what are you going to do, tough guy? Kill him. And then what do you think's going to happen tomorrow? Look, you got two choices. You can either skip town or you can stay and die. >> And hey, Joe, what you did for me at the distillery, we're even now. [Music] 9:18:45 We got some war coming back here. Hey, >> look at this guy. Jeez. Oh, he changed a bit. What the hell are you wearing? >> What? You mean my disguise? >> Yeah, it's about as subtle as a kid in the nuts. >> All right, hurry. So, how's my place? It's >> like I told you on the phone. It's just like you left. Here's the keys. >> Nice. And uh how about that job we talked about? >> Don't worry, I've got more than enough work for both of us these days. >> You want to live? >> Nah, thanks. Think I'll grab my own 9:19:21 [Music] 9:19:43 Hey, tons of fun. Where you going? >> Yeah, you forgot to pay the toll. That'll be five bucks. >> Wrong guy. Wrong day. 9:20:00 Uh M. 9:20:24 >> Hope that was worth five bucks. Uh 9:20:48 well, 9:21:30 Heat. Heat. 9:21:45 Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat 9:22:18 up here. 9:22:27 [ __ ] 9:22:36 >> Okay, listen, Joey. This will go a lot smoother if we do it nice and quiet. 9:22:50 Jesus great. Looks like we're doing it the hard way. Nice. Watch and learn. Bring it on, [ __ ] face. Come on, Joe. Show them what you got. [ __ ] 9:23:18 That's right. 9:23:29 [Music] 9:23:45 [Music] [Applause] [ __ ] [ __ ] Heat. Heat. 9:24:18 Heat. 9:24:34 Heat. 9:25:00 That's easy. [Music] 9:25:16 [ __ ] Nice. [Music] 9:25:28 [Music] 9:25:40 Hey, douchebag. I'm over here. See that, Joe? That's how you do it. 9:25:54 >> [ __ ] Go [Music] 9:26:20 [ __ ] 9:26:38 [Music] Jesus. 9:26:52 Come on out, you little pricks. 9:27:17 Hey, [ __ ] I'm coming for you. Nice, Joe. Nice. Damn, I'm good. 9:27:45 [ __ ] 9:28:08 [Music] Go, Joe. Move. [ __ ] Heat. Heat. 9:28:53 Jesus. 9:29:03 Ah, 9:29:15 heat. 9:29:35 That looks like the last of them. Okay, I'm going to go start up the train. You get the main gate open and get rid of the blocks under the train wheels. 9:30:02 Hey Joe, see that big [ __ ] gate over there? Open it up already. 9:30:38 That was right. Heat. Heat. 9:31:00 Heat. 9:31:16 [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. 9:32:08 Nice going, Joey. Tell you what, after we unload this [ __ ] let's hit the town. I want to introduce you to a friend of mine. >> So now Veto's in a big house and I got to look over my shoulder every two seconds. >> Yeah. Yeah, I uh I heard about that. But hey, Tony vouched for you and you done good to me. So I'll tell you what, you keep up the good work, you keep your nose clean, and I'll talk to the fellas. See what we can do about getting you a penalty. >> Yes. What do you mean? I'll pass. means you won't have to worry about the comedy guys. You know what he said. >> All right, let's drink to 9:33:18 [Applause] 9:33:26 [Applause] 9:33:37 All right, here's what we got. Here you go. >> This stuff makes me have to think. 9:34:06 Take care and come. 9:34:33 Nice driving, [ __ ] 9:34:49 >> Every weapon is legit. I can guarantee it. I loaded these myself in the battle. The weapon of choice for Empire Bay's finest. Your money is off. 9:35:52 Heat. Heat. 9:36:11 Heat. Heat. 9:36:35 [Applause] [Music] [ __ ] What? [ __ ] 9:37:15 [ __ ] You [ __ ] army. 9:37:44 Bring it on, [ __ ] face. [ __ ] Got to go to the safe. Should be in the office. 9:38:04 >> Come here, you little bastard. Where's the key to the safe? >> Better start talking while you still can. 9:38:18 [ __ ] Joe, keep busy. Almost done. >> This is Drop. 9:38:39 Just give us a go. What do you want? Hey, it's your funeral. [ __ ] [Music] 9:39:08 Ready. Okay. All right. Now, let me get out of here, Joe. I don't think he's in 9:39:26 [ __ ] [ __ ] Unless you guys, we got to go. Jesus. 9:39:58 [Music] [Music] What do you Girl Scout. 9:40:17 Son of a [ __ ] >> Hey Joe, let's go. 9:40:40 One more down. Jesus. 9:41:20 [Music] 9:41:29 It's extreme caution. Use of automatic weapons is authorized. >> Officer down. Officer down. Shoot this [ __ ] >> Copy that. 9:42:07 [ __ ] [ __ ] 9:42:36 They're not going to come see me, folks. >> It ain't like I'm squeamish or nothing. I I I just don't want to ruin another good suit. [ __ ] you. >> You're not buying this, are you? Hey, look who's here. Oh, >> [ __ ] [ __ ] God damn it. How many times I got to tell you how many times you buy the good plers, not this cheap piece of [ __ ] Who's this? This is Joe. The guy I was telling you about. Yeah, right. How you doing, Joe? My guys, Eddie and Balls. They told me you've done some good work for us. Listen, I got some more jobs for you now. Can you pull these off? I'll have a uh discussion with that cocksuckerino for you. Sounded to you? >> Yeah, sure. >> All right, excuse us now, will you? Me and the [ __ ] got work to do. >> All right, see you fellas later. >> Come on, let's go. >> You're digging the damn hole. 9:43:53 [ __ ] >> They watch you now. 9:44:07 owe 9:44:18 me. 9:44:29 Hey [Music] 9:44:47 Don't Oh yeah. 9:45:08 Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] 9:45:25 [Music] 9:45:40 Heat 9:45:57 up 9:46:18 No [Music] 9:46:31 heat. 9:46:44 [Music] 9:46:52 I can't. 9:47:21 [ __ ] [Music] Jesus. 9:47:36 [ __ ] [Music] [Applause] Heat. [Applause] 9:48:14 You ready to kill me? Heat. 9:48:42 Heat. 9:48:53 Yeah. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] It's [Music] 9:49:27 [Music] [Applause] 9:49:37 [Applause] >> Yeah. [Applause] [Applause] 9:50:05 [Music] [Applause] Yeah. Yeah, [Music] [Music] 9:50:43 Hey, [Applause] [Applause] come on. [Music] [Applause] Yeah. Yeah. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] 9:51:29 [Music] 9:51:39 [Music] [Applause] Get out. [Applause] Get down. [Applause] >> Yeah. Yeah. 9:52:21 Heat. 9:52:41 Heat. Heat. 9:53:02 Heat. Heat. 9:53:25 Heat. Heat. 9:53:50 Target. 9:54:54 Heat. Heat. Heat. 9:55:12 Heat. 9:55:19 Heat. 9:55:34 [Music] 9:55:44 Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] [Applause] Heat 9:56:17 up 9:56:31 here. Heat. [Music] 9:56:44 Heat. 9:57:01 [Music] 9:57:15 [Music] 9:57:29 All right, here's What we got? This stuff makes me have to tinkle. How do you like it? Well done. We're still mooing. Coming right up. Here you go. >> Take care. 9:58:15 Heat. 9:58:41 Heat. Heat. Heat. 9:59:13 [Applause] 9:59:22 [Music] Heat. Heat. 9:59:45 Heat. Heat. 9:59:54 Heat. [Music] 10:00:18 Heat. [Music] 10:00:31 That's [Music] 10:01:50 [ __ ] Let's go. 10:02:14 Heat. 10:02:34 Heat. Heat. Heat. 10:03:05 [Music] Heat. 10:03:26 Heat. [Music] 10:04:02 in pursuit of a Speeding vehicle. [Music] 10:04:49 Heat. Heat. 10:05:06 Heat. Heat. 10:05:32 Heat. Heat. 10:05:52 Heat. 10:05:59 Heat. 10:06:16 Not a day, not a trip to the body. 10:06:29 Heat. 10:06:46 Heat. 10:06:59 You idiot. 10:07:46 In pursuit of a speeding vehicle. Heat. 10:08:05 Heat. 10:08:30 Heat. Heat. Heat. 10:08:46 [Music] [Applause] 10:09:05 Heat. Heat. 10:09:18 Heat. 10:09:26 Heat. 10:09:40 [Music] 10:09:52 Heat. 10:10:05 Heat. 10:10:16 Heat. [Music] 10:10:34 Sorry, chief. Mine's in the shop. You just [ __ ] me punch. Heat. 10:10:51 [Music] 10:11:05 Heat. Holy [Music] 10:11:21 [ __ ] 10:11:47 Heat. Heat. [Applause] Heat. 10:12:14 Heat. 10:12:37 [Music] in pursuit of a hit and run driver. Copy that. [Music] 10:13:03 [Music] [Applause] [Music] 10:13:17 I think you'll find the quality is well worth the price. That's a great combination, sir. Maybe a coat to go with it. 10:13:38 You're going to knock them dead in this. 10:13:59 That coat looks great on you, sir. Come back. Another 10:14:21 day, another trip to the body shop. >> Dude, you hit my car. 10:15:06 after this. 10:15:29 Hey Joe. Hey fellas. >> So, how'd it go? >> It was no picnic, [ __ ] I'll tell you that. I got [ __ ] am. >> All right, we'll talk about it later. Excuse me for a minute. Would you fellas? >> Joe, why don't you go get us another one? You got it. [Music] 10:16:00 Come on. [ __ ] do it. Kill these [ __ ] I'll take care of Karma. Get rid of these guys. [ __ ] moving. Take these guys out. Jesus, [ __ ] 10:16:29 [Music] 10:16:40 Come on, you [ __ ] off. [ __ ] Got to move now. Come on. Go. Hey, what are you waiting for, Joe? What are you scared? >> All right, let's split up. See you soon. Try not to get killed. Hey, you [ __ ] Don't let him kill. Do you know who you [ __ ] [ __ ] [Music] Way to go. All right. Who's next? 10:17:43 >> Come on, you [ __ ] suckers. Come on. Think of something. Hurry up here. Don't let him get away. Come on, you [ __ ] 10:18:06 [Music] God damn it. Look at this. [Music] >> Oh, [ __ ] 10:18:28 [ __ ] [Music] >> Come on, Joe. We're going after them. [Applause] All right, get in there and take care of them. >> You ain't even going to help. >> Somebody's got to stay here in case more of them show up. Look, you take care of this and I'll take care of you. You have my word. Now get moving. 10:19:05 Kill this fat [ __ ] 10:19:15 [ __ ] 10:19:23 Christ. 10:19:34 [Music] 10:19:43 Die [ __ ] 10:19:52 Oh jeez. [Music] >> Come get some ass. 10:20:24 [Music] Oh [ __ ] I don't want to die. Please. 10:20:44 Watch out. Come on. Shoot. Oh 10:21:04 [ __ ] 10:21:13 >> [ __ ] >> Oh no. Please. I got a family. 10:21:25 >> Stop or I'll shoot. 10:22:19 Hey, Barbara. 10:22:38 Don't let him through. 10:22:52 [Music] 10:23:02 Wow. 10:23:27 Let's go. Take him down. Ready, you bastard. Christ 10:23:56 [ __ ] [Music] 10:24:15 [Music] 10:24:24 God damn it. Somebody kill him already. Jesus 10:24:44 covering Christ. Oh, [ __ ] 10:25:11 Oh [ __ ] 10:25:37 Come on. Shoot the [ __ ] 10:25:55 Big mistake, [ __ ] If you had any idea what [ __ ] Carlo's going to do, 10:26:12 Heat. [Music] 10:26:29 Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] 10:27:35 Heat. Heat. 10:27:44 [Music]
