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iThey were my two best friends
in the whole world. For five weeks./i
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iIt was a total accident we even met./i
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iMe, a bum from Brooklyn
using phoney frequent-flyer miles./i
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iTony Croft was kind of a golden boy
from Harvard School of Architecture./i
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iWe met Lewis McBride, this long-haired
Greenpeace tree-hugger guy./i
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iSo the plan was to party
till we ran out of cash in Malaysia./i
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iIt was a paradise of rum, girls,
and good, cheap hash./i
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Whoo!
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Whoo!
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I don't understand
a word you're saying to me.
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But this is my least favourite part
anyway, the talking stuff.
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- Do you know what I mean?
- Hm.
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You do?
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Good morning, bro'. What's up?
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Did you sleep good, you little dreamer?
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What did you do that for?
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It's my last day, Lew.
Get up. We'll go do some stuff.
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- Maybe it shouldn't be your last day.
- Maybe it shouldn't.
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Maybe you should get a haircut.
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- Wow!
- You're up early.
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- What kind of party's this?
- My party.
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Your party?
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Oh, yeah. It's your aggressive
instincts. I can hear them.
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- Where you boys from? America?
- Malaysian for, "Do you have money?"
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- Yes, we're from the States.
- You have fun here?
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Uh, it could be better.
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Listen, I got something special for you.
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- Yeah? What?
- I got special animal potion.
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- You want?
- Animal potion?
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Number one aphrodisiac. Keep you
hard as a rock all night. You want?
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It sounds painful.
Thanks. It's all right.
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- Yeah, I want to see this.
- You want to see.
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- Your friend? You want to see?
- Sure. Yeah.
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- OK. Follow me.
- I'll tell you what this is about.
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Yeah. All right, this is good.
This is all good.
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Lewis, this doesn't look like
the number one pharmacy to me.
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Hey, yo! Brother, yo!
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- Special delivery for you.
- Oh, this is good.
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Good stuff. Original. Good. Very good.
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- This is rhino horn, isn't it?
- Ah, smart man.
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Rhino horn good.
American, Japanese like it.
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- What are you doing? Come on.
- You take it. Listen, listen.
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Woman like it.
Keep you hard. Keep you hard. Good.
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Even if this worked... You listen to me.
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If this worked, which it doesn't,
you're murdering an endangered species.
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- They're not gonna get that.
- Yo, yo!
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- I know you're trying to make a buck...
- Ten bucks! Ten bucks!
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It doesn't have to get fuckin' violent.
I'm talking to you.
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- You listen!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
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Hey, man! Fuck!
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What the fuck is up, man?
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Get the fuck out of here.
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- Fuck you, you little fucker!
- Easy. Easy. OK. OK.
54
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Yihoo!
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Stop moving the bike.
You've got to balance it.
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Ha-hah!
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- Slow it down!
- This is a really steep hill.
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Brake!
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Are you all right, man?
Are you all right?
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Are you OK?
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Oh, my God. Holy shit, bro'.
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Thanks for the help, guys.
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00:09:00,707 -- 00:09:03,033
Are you gonna push that back
to Penang?
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00:09:03,252 -- 00:09:06,703
- Let the bike go, brother.
- I'm not gonna leave it.
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00:09:06,922 -- 00:09:10,754
Lewis, the deposit we put down
on that bike is five times its worth.
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Why are you pushing the fucking bike?
67
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I'm not gonna leave it.
This is his bread and butter.
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- You're out of your mind.
- Maybe if you helped me out.
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- We'd go so much quicker.
- Here, I'll push it.
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I'll push the fucking thing. Here.
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Thank you.
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- You know what?
- Oh!
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Nice shot, Sheriff. Really.
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- Oh, that's great.
- Let's get home. Come on.
75
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Friends for life, man.
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- You guys gotta give me your addresses.
- Yeah, give me yours.
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When I get mine, I'll give you
my address, down there in Borneo.
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00:09:57,181 -- 00:09:59,553
- Where?
- Borneo.
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You got a girlfriend there, man?
80
00:10:01,768 -- 00:10:05,932
No. I got the
Orang-utan Reintroduction Project.
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00:10:06,148 -- 00:10:10,192
- The what project?
- This group rescues orang-utans
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that have been kept as pets,
and integrates them back in the wild.
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I'm gonna go down and volunteer.
84
00:10:16,325 -- 00:10:19,907
Bro', if the apes need humans
to save them, then they're fucked.
85
00:10:20,120 -- 00:10:23,240
Pay no attention to him.
He's always dumping on somebody.
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00:10:23,457 -- 00:10:25,663
- That's cool.
- What about you, golden boy?
87
00:10:25,876 -- 00:10:29,624
You can't wait to put all those things
you call buildings up in New York.
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00:10:29,838 -- 00:10:34,334
Skyscrapers. No, man, they'll be
beautiful. Touching the clouds.
89
00:10:35,427 -- 00:10:39,377
You guys don't realise how good
you have it right now, right here.
90
00:10:39,598 -- 00:10:41,840
So eager to get on
with your charmed lives
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that you miss what's happening now.
92
00:10:44,770 -- 00:10:47,806
You know what I mean?
93
00:10:49,900 -- 00:10:51,976
We got mellow hash, right?
94
00:10:52,194 -- 00:10:54,601
We got coconuts filled with rum.
95
00:10:54,821 -- 00:10:59,151
We got beautiful, gracious chicks that
like us just cos we're Yankees and tall.
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- Some of us.
- And you've got this warm, calm water.
97
00:11:05,332 -- 00:11:08,452
It's like God's own bathtub
or something, man.
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00:11:09,336 -- 00:11:13,500
Hey, Lew, are you really gonna stay here
and try to save those gorillas?
99
00:11:13,715 -- 00:11:15,340
- Yeah.
- That's cool, man.
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That's totally cool, Lew. Totally cool.
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00:11:18,387 -- 00:11:22,515
You sound, uh, interested.
You wanna join me?
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The flight's tomorrow.
Can't change the ticket. No refund.
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Think about it.
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- Morning.
- Hey, good morning, man.
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- How do you feel?
- Good, good.
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00:12:02,472 -- 00:12:08,012
So? Is it civilisation
and its discontents
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or uh... you, me and the monkeys?
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00:12:15,027 -- 00:12:19,107
I don't think I'm cut out for that kind
of thing, Lew. That's for you, man.
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To tell you the truth...
I don't have that kind of stuff in me.
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Well, I think
you're wrong about yourself, but...
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- Give 'em hell.
- Where are you gonna go?
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New York is calling you home.
Martinis, pretty girls, the Yankees.
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Or do you want to stay here?
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Don't smoke it all in one bowl.
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You keep this. I got Tony's.
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I wouldn't take Excedrin
out of this country.
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- Why did we buy so much hash?
- At those prices we had to.
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Uh-oh.
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Well, I guess this is it, man. Yeah?
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- See ya, buddy. Good luck.
- I'm gonna miss you guys.
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Bullshit. You'll find a couple of chimps
prettier than both of us.
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You fucker.
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Take care.
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- I'll see you.
- All right.
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Safe travels.
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00:14:04,845 -- 00:14:07,134
Yeah, Gaby, listen. Yeah.
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00:14:07,347 -- 00:14:10,301
OK. You know what?
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00:14:10,517 -- 00:14:14,385
No, I just, you know,
I can't talk about anything right now.
129
00:14:14,605 -- 00:14:19,563
Listen uh... No, I'm not interested
in discussing this right now.
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I got two people in the back of my car.
I'm working.
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00:14:22,529 -- 00:14:27,405
Gaby, maybe when this shift's over,
I'll call you, we'll grab a bite, OK?
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That's my dispatcher. I gotta go.
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00:14:30,579 -- 00:14:32,655
I gotta go. Bye.
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00:14:34,541 -- 00:14:36,333
Yeah, it's Four, under way.
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00:14:36,543 -- 00:14:39,213
iCan you sling a pick-up
at the Stanhope?/i
136
00:14:39,421 -- 00:14:41,793
iLady named Eastern, asked for you./i
137
00:14:42,007 -- 00:14:45,174
Eastern? Eastern, yeah.
Where's the drop at?
138
00:14:45,385 -- 00:14:47,295
iShe didn't say./i
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Fuck!
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00:15:01,527 -- 00:15:07,316
I apologise for the sudden stop, folks,
but hopefully you were belted in.
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OK. Here we are.
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Here. Take that.
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Pleasure serving you as always,
Mr Homer.
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- This is Ravitch.
- Hey, it's Sheriff.
145
00:15:49,074 -- 00:15:51,909
How much is a famous
divorce attorney worth to you?
146
00:15:52,119 -- 00:15:54,361
He's worth squat, brother. I'm single.
147
00:15:54,580 -- 00:15:58,743
What if he's out boinking and getting
bombed and his wife's not with him?
148
00:15:58,959 -- 00:16:03,253
- That's a different story.
- Ravitch, can't you find another desk?
149
00:16:03,463 -- 00:16:06,037
- I say two bills.
- You're a cheap son of a bitch.
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- Grab a pen.
- I'm sorry.
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00:16:09,011 -- 00:16:11,050
OK, give it to me.
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00:16:23,275 -- 00:16:25,018
Thank you.
153
00:16:41,460 -- 00:16:43,417
We headed anywhere in particular?
154
00:16:43,629 -- 00:16:46,250
How about we just drive
around the park for a bit?
155
00:16:46,465 -- 00:16:49,038
You got it. Around the park.
156
00:16:51,845 -- 00:16:54,799
I haven't driven you before.
I never forget a face.
157
00:16:55,974 -- 00:16:57,967
Do you mind if I smoke in the car?
158
00:16:58,185 -- 00:17:02,313
It's the only place in town left
that you can smoke. Go ahead.
159
00:17:04,358 -- 00:17:06,564
So who recommended me, Miss Eastern?
160
00:17:07,569 -- 00:17:11,899
- Please call me Beth.
- OK. Who recommended me, Beth?
161
00:17:13,825 -- 00:17:17,076
- Lewis McBride.
- Lew?
162
00:17:17,287 -- 00:17:20,537
Did he say to look up old Sheriff
when you got to town?
163
00:17:20,749 -- 00:17:25,826
- How did you know where to find me?
- Lewis said you lived in Brooklyn.
164
00:17:26,046 -- 00:17:29,047
- Odds were you'd be in the book.
- Yeah, huh?
165
00:17:29,258 -- 00:17:34,003
And odds were I'd still be stuck
in Brooklyn, which obviously I am.
166
00:17:35,264 -- 00:17:37,505
So where is Lew? Is he in town here?
167
00:17:37,724 -- 00:17:43,311
Sheriff, the day you and Tony
left Penang,
168
00:17:43,522 -- 00:17:47,685
a man came looking
for a bike you guys had rented.
169
00:17:47,901 -- 00:17:49,858
He brought the police.
170
00:17:50,070 -- 00:17:54,364
Only they didn't find the bike,
but they did find 104 grams of hashish,
171
00:17:54,575 -- 00:17:58,323
some stashed in the hut,
some in the trash.
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00:17:58,537 -- 00:18:04,124
Jesus Christ.
And Lewis caught hell for that, huh?
173
00:18:05,210 -- 00:18:08,377
Yeah. He's spent
the last two years in prison.
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00:18:08,589 -- 00:18:11,162
Oh, my God. Jesus Christ.
175
00:18:11,383 -- 00:18:14,218
What a nightmare that must be, huh?
176
00:18:14,428 -- 00:18:17,001
Is he still in prison now?
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- For eight more days, yeah.
- I wish I'd have known sooner.
178
00:18:21,602 -- 00:18:24,140
I don't know if
I could have done anything but...
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At least he's getting out
in eight days though, huh?
180
00:18:27,316 -- 00:18:31,728
That's not the case. Anybody found
with more than 100 grams of hashish
181
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is considered to be trafficking.
182
00:18:34,031 -- 00:18:37,364
Trafficking?
What is that, like, dealing?
183
00:18:37,576 -- 00:18:42,534
Sheriff, in order for Lewis
not to be considered a dealer,
184
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you and Tony have to fly back to Penang
185
00:18:46,460 -- 00:18:49,793
and accept your share
of the responsibility.
186
00:18:52,299 -- 00:18:55,134
And what about me and Tony?
What happens to us?
187
00:18:55,344 -- 00:19:00,634
The deal was that if both of you
go back, it's three years apiece,
188
00:19:00,849 -- 00:19:03,387
and if only one of you goes back,
it's six.
189
00:19:03,602 -- 00:19:05,808
Wait. Hold on. It's three? It's six?
190
00:19:06,021 -- 00:19:08,179
Finish that sentence for me please.
191
00:19:08,398 -- 00:19:11,814
You're talking about three years
in prison. Six years in prison.
192
00:19:12,027 -- 00:19:13,936
Let me make this clear to you.
193
00:19:14,154 -- 00:19:16,313
In Malaysia, dealers get death.
194
00:19:16,532 -- 00:19:19,153
Jesus Christ,
for a shitty brick of hash?
195
00:19:19,368 -- 00:19:23,828
- So in eight days from now...
- Lewis McBride is going to hang.
196
00:19:36,009 -- 00:19:38,679
What are you, his lawyer?
197
00:19:39,847 -- 00:19:42,551
I'm his American lawyer, yeah.
198
00:19:57,281 -- 00:20:00,151
So how about we have dinner
and talk more about this?
199
00:20:00,367 -- 00:20:03,202
I can't. I'm on till 2:00.
But thank you very much.
200
00:20:03,412 -- 00:20:07,741
- Drinks then?
- At 2:00? Don't you sleep?
201
00:20:07,958 -- 00:20:10,627
- I want to do this more. Breakfast?
- Can't.
202
00:20:10,836 -- 00:20:14,501
- Lunch?
- I pulled a day shift.
203
00:20:14,715 -- 00:20:18,878
Let's have dinner then.
Tomorrow night. Here. Say 7:00?
204
00:20:19,094 -- 00:20:22,095
- Tomorrow at 7:00.
- Night.
205
00:20:22,306 -- 00:20:24,298
Thanks.
206
00:21:34,378 -- 00:21:37,628
- Excuse me, I'm looking for Tony Croft.
- Yeah, he's up top.
207
00:21:37,840 -- 00:21:38,835
Thanks.
208
00:21:51,436 -- 00:21:56,893
So if you don't go back, Tony,
Lewis will hang.
209
00:22:00,279 -- 00:22:02,188
Sorry.
210
00:22:04,032 -- 00:22:08,244
You can't come out of nowhere and tell
me the bottom's dropped out of my life
211
00:22:08,453 -- 00:22:11,490
and I've got a week
to brace for the impact.
212
00:22:11,707 -- 00:22:14,198
I'm sorry, Tony.
That's exactly what I am doing.
213
00:22:15,669 -- 00:22:19,287
I don't understand. How come it took
you guys two years to tell me this?
214
00:22:19,506 -- 00:22:21,665
Lewis never mentioned the two of you.
215
00:22:21,884 -- 00:22:26,177
Not when he was convicted two years ago,
not when he was sentenced to death.
216
00:22:26,388 -- 00:22:30,137
It was only last week when
his final pardon appeal was rejected.
217
00:22:30,350 -- 00:22:33,766
I found a detective,
the second he found you, here I am.
218
00:22:37,816 -- 00:22:41,565
You gotta understand,
this isn'tjust about me, all right?
219
00:22:41,778 -- 00:22:44,352
Like anybody,
I have a lot of responsibilities.
220
00:22:44,573 -- 00:22:47,408
I'm engaged. I have a fiance.
221
00:22:47,618 -- 00:22:50,535
I want to start a family.
222
00:22:50,746 -- 00:22:53,237
Family's wonderful.
223
00:22:53,457 -- 00:22:55,496
Lewis would like to have kids too.
224
00:22:55,709 -- 00:23:00,003
If you can postpone having yours
for a few years, he'll have that chance.
225
00:23:03,425 -- 00:23:07,209
I'm staying at the Stanhope.
Could you call me there tonight?
226
00:23:07,429 -- 00:23:11,297
- All right. I will.
- Thanks. Thanks, Tony.
227
00:23:43,465 -- 00:23:46,632
i- This is Beth.
- Miss Eastern? Hi. It's Tony Croft./i
228
00:23:46,844 -- 00:23:49,880
- Tony, hi.
- Listen.
229
00:23:50,097 -- 00:23:54,391
Kerrie and I talked this over
and we want to, um...
230
00:23:55,853 -- 00:24:01,606
Well, first of all I wanna say...
this is ridiculous.
231
00:24:01,817 -- 00:24:06,028
There is no way in hell
that I'll do the six years.
232
00:24:07,656 -- 00:24:10,610
But if Sheriff agrees to go back...
233
00:24:12,619 -- 00:24:15,454
Um... well, that's another...
234
00:24:17,457 -- 00:24:23,412
Uh... In that case, um... you know,
it'd be pretty hard to say no.
235
00:24:26,133 -- 00:24:29,584
Uh... OK. What you've said
has been very clear.
236
00:24:29,803 -- 00:24:33,671
I'm about to have dinner with Sheriff.
I'll call you in the morning.
237
00:24:33,891 -- 00:24:36,726
i- All right. I'll talk to you then.
- Thank you, Tony./i
238
00:24:36,935 -- 00:24:38,513
Good night.
239
00:24:59,917 -- 00:25:01,909
- Hey.
- Hi.
240
00:25:02,127 -- 00:25:05,247
- Surprised I showed?
- No. Why?
241
00:25:05,464 -- 00:25:08,251
- Cos I am.
- Eastern party?
242
00:25:08,467 -- 00:25:10,506
- Yeah.
- Right this way.
243
00:25:14,723 -- 00:25:16,348
Thanks.
244
00:25:17,601 -- 00:25:21,764
- Would you care for a cocktail?
- Glass of house red.
245
00:25:21,980 -- 00:25:24,139
- OK.
- I'll have a rum and Coke, please.
246
00:25:24,358 -- 00:25:28,438
Thank you. Reminds me of Malaysia.
Rum and Coke.
247
00:25:30,322 -- 00:25:33,608
- So have you spoken to Tony?
- Yes, I did.
248
00:25:33,825 -- 00:25:35,783
- Yeah?
- Mm-hm.
249
00:25:37,287 -- 00:25:39,280
Tony said he was going to go back.
250
00:25:39,498 -- 00:25:43,282
Yeah? Tony said he was going to call me
when he got back from Penang.
251
00:25:43,502 -- 00:25:45,329
So...
252
00:25:45,546 -- 00:25:48,712
So what are you saying?
I can't count on Tony's word?
253
00:25:48,924 -- 00:25:51,047
No, I'm not saying that. Just, uh...
254
00:25:51,260 -- 00:25:53,881
I think it's good
Tony says he's going back.
255
00:25:55,389 -- 00:25:58,639
How come?
256
00:25:58,851 -- 00:26:02,266
- Because I'm...
- Excuse me. Your drinks.
257
00:26:02,896 -- 00:26:05,019
- Thanks.
- Thanks a lot.
258
00:26:07,025 -- 00:26:09,599
Tony's only going back
if you're going back.
259
00:26:11,905 -- 00:26:14,112
- You didn't say that.
- I didn't finish.
260
00:26:14,324 -- 00:26:18,737
OK, please finish then, Beth.
Finish what you were going to say.
261
00:26:23,375 -- 00:26:28,286
I don't expect you to do this
without some sort of compensation.
262
00:26:29,590 -- 00:26:34,050
Both of Lewis's parents have passed on.
They left a little something.
263
00:26:34,261 -- 00:26:37,381
How does $50,000 sound?
264
00:26:37,598 -- 00:26:41,298
$50,000? That sounds fine. Just fine.
265
00:26:42,936 -- 00:26:47,148
But for each year. $50,000 a year.
266
00:26:47,357 -- 00:26:49,397
You want me to pay you $150,000
267
00:26:49,610 -- 00:26:53,738
for assuming what is, in fact,
your share of the responsibility?
268
00:26:53,947 -- 00:26:59,368
No, not you. Lewis's estate.
I mean, they got the heavy money, right?
269
00:26:59,578 -- 00:27:03,113
You come to New York on what was
pretty much a fishing expedition.
270
00:27:03,332 -- 00:27:06,083
You stay on the Park,
eat here, not some coffee shop.
271
00:27:06,293 -- 00:27:08,202
All right.
272
00:27:08,420 -- 00:27:11,789
So I will draw up
the draft agreement tomorrow.
273
00:27:12,007 -- 00:27:16,219
If you promise me right now
that you're going to go back.
274
00:27:18,055 -- 00:27:21,471
You know what's funny to me?
Really funny?
275
00:27:23,477 -- 00:27:27,060
People like you think
you can just buy people like me.
276
00:27:27,272 -- 00:27:30,772
But guess what. I wouldn't walk
into your shit storm for any price.
277
00:27:30,984 -- 00:27:33,440
Any chance there might have been
that I'd go back
278
00:27:33,654 -- 00:27:35,730
went bye-bye
when you tried to pay me off.
279
00:27:35,948 -- 00:27:38,320
- Menus?
- I'm sorry. There's been a mistake.
280
00:27:38,534 -- 00:27:44,406
I wouldn't want you to buy me dinner.
Because then I would be exploiting you.
281
00:27:44,623 -- 00:27:46,829
Good night.
282
00:27:56,301 -- 00:27:59,255
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to insult you.
283
00:27:59,471 -- 00:28:02,970
You insulted yourself.
You made your play. We're finished.
284
00:28:03,183 -- 00:28:07,596
I would make any play to save Lewis's
life. I know you care about that.
285
00:28:07,813 -- 00:28:10,304
Don't let my nickname fool you.
286
00:28:10,524 -- 00:28:13,062
It's a bastardisation
of my name, Volgecherev.
287
00:28:13,277 -- 00:28:17,226
I keep my mouth shut and my head down.
But I do wish Lewis luck.
288
00:28:17,447 -- 00:28:21,825
I appreciate your concern for his
wellbeing. But I am persistent.
289
00:28:22,035 -- 00:28:26,413
That's great. Don't waste it on me.
You've only got a few days left.
290
00:28:26,623 -- 00:28:31,416
You're appealing to emotions I don't
have and morality I can't afford.
291
00:28:31,628 -- 00:28:35,875
That doesn't change the fact
that a man's life hangs in the balance.
292
00:28:36,091 -- 00:28:38,297
Good night.
293
00:30:00,592 -- 00:30:03,214
How're you doin', man?
What's up, Sheriff?
294
00:30:03,428 -- 00:30:05,504
How're you doin', Tony?
295
00:30:07,850 -- 00:30:09,807
Yep.
296
00:30:14,857 -- 00:30:16,896
Here we are.
297
00:30:17,109 -- 00:30:20,275
- Look, I'm freezing.
- Yeah. My secretary's out today.
298
00:30:20,487 -- 00:30:24,236
I apologise for the inconvenience.
You'll have to seat yourself.
299
00:30:30,122 -- 00:30:33,076
So this is the office, huh?
300
00:30:35,377 -- 00:30:40,537
Let's just sort this out without
that lawyer breathing down our necks.
301
00:30:40,757 -- 00:30:42,964
- She's pretty intense, huh?
- No shit, man.
302
00:30:43,177 -- 00:30:45,798
After she ambushed me,
I couldn't eat for two days.
303
00:30:46,013 -- 00:30:50,342
My girlfriend forced some toast down
my throat this morning. I threw it up.
304
00:30:50,559 -- 00:30:55,020
That's kind of a dry run for our next
three years in Penang Prison.
305
00:30:57,441 -- 00:31:01,355
So you're gonna do this?
You're going back?
306
00:31:05,324 -- 00:31:07,649
No.
307
00:31:08,827 -- 00:31:11,614
You don't give a shit, do you?
308
00:31:13,916 -- 00:31:17,830
- You think I don't care about Lewis?
- That's what you're acting like.
309
00:31:18,045 -- 00:31:20,084
You don't know
the first thing about me.
310
00:31:20,297 -- 00:31:24,081
Fine. All right. Then how come
you're so ready to slam the door on him?
311
00:31:24,301 -- 00:31:27,172
I know something
about guys who have clubs and badges.
312
00:31:27,387 -- 00:31:30,887
I've had my ass kicked by those
bastards. It's not how you think.
313
00:31:31,099 -- 00:31:34,800
Doing something good
doesn't mean there'll be a happy ending.
314
00:31:35,020 -- 00:31:38,187
- You could very easily die over there.
- Yeah.
315
00:31:38,398 -- 00:31:42,064
- You think of that?
- This is the other side of the coin.
316
00:31:42,277 -- 00:31:45,064
If this goes down, God forbid,
and Lewis hangs,
317
00:31:45,280 -- 00:31:48,234
you don't think
this is gonna be headline news?
318
00:31:48,450 -- 00:31:52,033
Sheriff, this is gonna follow you around
the rest of your life.
319
00:31:52,246 -- 00:31:57,121
Whereas the other way we come home
heroes and the city throws us a parade?
320
00:31:57,334 -- 00:32:00,454
Tony, you're a fucking boy scout.
You really are.
321
00:32:00,671 -- 00:32:03,506
Listen to me, OK?
322
00:32:03,715 -- 00:32:07,084
Lewis would have gone back
for either of us.
323
00:32:07,302 -- 00:32:09,378
You know that.
324
00:32:12,641 -- 00:32:15,558
That's why I'll never be mistaken
for Lewis McBride.
325
00:32:23,068 -- 00:32:25,393
- Afternoon, Miss Eastern.
- Thank you.
326
00:32:26,572 -- 00:32:32,195
iBeth Eastern? Hi. I'm MJ Major,
a reporter for the New York Examiner./i
327
00:32:32,411 -- 00:32:34,653
- You're a what?
- A reporter.
328
00:32:36,206 -- 00:32:39,207
Really? And what would you want with me?
329
00:32:39,418 -- 00:32:42,372
Come on, Beth. I know
the hanging's in less than a week.
330
00:32:42,588 -- 00:32:46,965
Press is exactly what you and the family
need for a public outcry.
331
00:32:47,176 -- 00:32:49,583
- The family wants this kept quiet.
- Really?
332
00:32:49,803 -- 00:32:54,512
In this instance, your interests and
the interests of the public converge.
333
00:32:54,725 -- 00:32:58,307
- How did you find out about this?
- My sources at the State Department.
334
00:32:58,520 -- 00:33:00,845
There's a blackout
at the State Department.
335
00:33:01,064 -- 00:33:04,599
They passed the buck.
They sold it as diplomacy.
336
00:33:04,818 -- 00:33:08,187
That's why you need me, and fast.
I can make this happen fast.
337
00:33:08,405 -- 00:33:11,572
- In 48 hours, Lewis McBride can be...
- No.
338
00:33:11,783 -- 00:33:16,778
Listen to me. Do you remember Singapore?
The American kid who graffitied a car?
339
00:33:16,997 -- 00:33:20,117
Because of the media frenzy,
they had to cane the kid.
340
00:33:20,334 -- 00:33:24,082
That was a caning.
To show some national backbone.
341
00:33:24,296 -- 00:33:26,419
- This is a hanging.
- I know that.
342
00:33:26,632 -- 00:33:30,843
Some Aussie dope dealer's mother went on
every talk show from Sydney to London.
343
00:33:31,053 -- 00:33:34,718
You know what happened? They hung
her son a week early to shut her up.
344
00:33:36,934 -- 00:33:39,092
Excuse me, I've got a really big week.
345
00:33:39,311 -- 00:33:42,146
Beth, I can make miracles happen
in a week.
346
00:33:42,356 -- 00:33:46,982
Don't do this. Don't do it.
347
00:33:47,194 -- 00:33:51,239
- Wait a minute. Why...
- What? Jesus Christ!
348
00:33:51,448 -- 00:33:54,449
I'm sorry. I'm very sorry. Just...
349
00:34:01,083 -- 00:34:03,656
Can I have that, please?
350
00:34:05,712 -- 00:34:07,752
- Is he boyish?
- What?
351
00:34:07,965 -- 00:34:10,253
Is he cute? Is he clean-cut?
352
00:34:10,467 -- 00:34:14,168
- Cos if I put him on the front page...
- Give me some time.
353
00:34:15,639 -- 00:34:20,100
Give me some time, some space,
and I'll give you your story.
354
00:34:26,108 -- 00:34:27,982
When?
355
00:34:28,193 -- 00:34:30,482
Soon.
356
00:34:33,991 -- 00:34:36,279
I'm gonna call you, Beth.
357
00:34:54,344 -- 00:34:56,052
What are you doing here?
358
00:34:57,848 -- 00:35:00,303
- I have a tape I want you to watch.
- Yeah?
359
00:35:00,517 -- 00:35:03,091
Jesus Christ, you don't let up, do you?
360
00:35:03,312 -- 00:35:06,645
- I can't.
- You know what? I'm gonna watch this.
361
00:35:06,857 -- 00:35:10,689
Honest to God I am. But I was actually
gonna go get something to eat.
362
00:35:10,903 -- 00:35:12,148
So I'll watch it later.
363
00:35:12,362 -- 00:35:16,230
Are you inviting me to dinner,
or are we still mad at each other?
364
00:35:17,618 -- 00:35:19,741
Both.
365
00:35:30,214 -- 00:35:32,372
- Cheers.
- Cheers.
366
00:35:34,134 -- 00:35:37,052
It's a toast to Lewis.
367
00:35:37,262 -- 00:35:40,631
Sweet guy. Loved the animals.
Loved his beer.
368
00:35:40,849 -- 00:35:42,842
- Did he?
- He did.
369
00:35:43,060 -- 00:35:45,348
I never knew that about him.
370
00:35:49,274 -- 00:35:51,563
Tell me something else.
371
00:35:51,777 -- 00:35:54,398
- Beer is all I really remember.
- That's it?
372
00:35:54,613 -- 00:35:56,570
- Yeah.
- Wow.
373
00:35:56,782 -- 00:36:00,400
- He didn't leave an impression then.
- Lewis? Are you kidding me?
374
00:36:00,619 -- 00:36:05,328
- Have you spent a lot of time with him?
- I've never had a beer with him.
375
00:36:07,167 -- 00:36:12,125
He is, honestly, Beth, one
of the sweetest people I've ever met.
376
00:36:12,339 -- 00:36:15,625
Lewis is the kind of guy...
You'd have a beggar on the street,
377
00:36:15,843 -- 00:36:20,339
and he'd just...
he'd touch them somehow, talk to them.
378
00:36:20,556 -- 00:36:24,968
The guy could have an illness,
language barrier, whatever it was.
379
00:36:25,185 -- 00:36:27,641
He just could see people, I guess.
380
00:36:30,399 -- 00:36:32,475
Got a big heart.
381
00:36:32,693 -- 00:36:36,525
Yeah. That's nice.
382
00:36:37,990 -- 00:36:40,113
What else can you tell me about him?
383
00:36:40,325 -- 00:36:42,995
You are good, aren't you?
384
00:36:43,203 -- 00:36:46,489
Oh, Sheriff, what do you think about me?
385
00:36:46,707 -- 00:36:49,542
I don't know.
386
00:36:49,751 -- 00:36:52,955
You seem to think I have
all these wiles and stratagems.
387
00:36:54,756 -- 00:36:56,749
I don't.
388
00:36:59,970 -- 00:37:02,342
I have a man's life in my hands.
389
00:37:02,556 -- 00:37:04,632
I get that.
390
00:37:06,768 -- 00:37:09,438
But let me ask you a question, Beth.
391
00:37:09,646 -- 00:37:12,137
And ask yourself this honestly.
392
00:37:14,276 -- 00:37:16,849
Would you go back?
393
00:37:18,864 -- 00:37:23,656
I wouldn't ask you or Tony to do this
394
00:37:23,869 -- 00:37:27,736
if I hadn't already
answered the question for myself.
395
00:37:27,956 -- 00:37:30,198
Yeah.
396
00:37:32,544 -- 00:37:37,253
But I guess, you know, I don't think
you could ever honestly answer that
397
00:37:37,466 -- 00:37:39,708
unless you were
in that situation yourself.
398
00:37:43,388 -- 00:37:46,342
- Hi, Gaby.
- I'm not a piece of dirt you get off on
399
00:37:46,558 -- 00:37:49,808
then flush down the john, all right?
400
00:37:50,020 -- 00:37:54,812
He'll fuck you and then sneak out,
by the fire escape if he has to.
401
00:37:55,025 -- 00:37:58,311
Unless you don't give a shit.
Unless you're some whore.
402
00:37:59,988 -- 00:38:02,147
I'm his wife.
403
00:38:03,325 -- 00:38:05,567
What?
404
00:38:11,166 -- 00:38:14,084
Fuck you for not wearing a ring.
405
00:38:20,008 -- 00:38:22,131
That's my friend Gaby.
406
00:38:25,305 -- 00:38:29,385
Wow. Good thing you didn't give her
a social disease. We'd all be dead.
407
00:38:29,601 -- 00:38:33,729
- Thanks, Frank. I appreciate it.
- So when did you guys tie the knot?
408
00:38:33,939 -- 00:38:37,390
You know what, Frank?
Get the hell outta here, will you?
409
00:38:40,028 -- 00:38:42,780
- OK?
- Yeah.
410
00:38:42,990 -- 00:38:46,489
- Well, that was fun.
- That was something.
411
00:38:46,702 -- 00:38:49,489
"I'm his wife. " I like that one.
"I'm his wife. "
412
00:38:49,705 -- 00:38:52,374
Thanks. You left this on the table.
413
00:38:54,793 -- 00:38:57,165
- Please watch it.
- I will, Beth. I will.
414
00:38:59,631 -- 00:39:01,540
Good night.
415
00:39:51,391 -- 00:39:53,099
OK.
416
00:39:58,524 -- 00:40:01,809
iOK, Lewis, go ahead./i
417
00:40:02,027 -- 00:40:06,107
iUm... Hey, guys./i
418
00:40:07,491 -- 00:40:10,694
iSheriff. Tony./i
419
00:40:13,956 -- 00:40:16,079
iLong time, huh?/i
420
00:40:16,291 -- 00:40:18,248
iI guess if you're seeing this tape/i
421
00:40:18,460 -- 00:40:24,333
iyou've kind of figured
that my vacation plans... changed./i
422
00:40:24,550 -- 00:40:27,716
iI was set to go off/i
423
00:40:27,928 -- 00:40:32,673
iand try and save the orang-utan,
do what I can./i
424
00:40:36,228 -- 00:40:39,182
iKind of ironic, isn't it?/i
425
00:40:39,398 -- 00:40:43,976
iLook who's caged and.../i
426
00:40:44,194 -- 00:40:46,317
ithey say soon to be extinct./i
427
00:40:46,530 -- 00:40:50,278
iUm... this little docudrama here/i
428
00:40:50,492 -- 00:40:53,030
iwas not my idea./i
429
00:40:53,245 -- 00:40:55,570
iI'm sorry, but, um.../i
430
00:40:55,789 -- 00:40:59,869
ithe folks
at the American Citizen Service/i
431
00:41:00,085 -- 00:41:02,541
ihave done all they can/i
432
00:41:02,754 -- 00:41:07,547
iand now they tell me
that you guys are my last chance./i
433
00:41:07,759 -- 00:41:09,717
iSo.../i
434
00:41:09,928 -- 00:41:14,804
iI don't know if you're even thinking
about coming back./i
435
00:41:15,017 -- 00:41:20,722
iBut if there's the slightest chance,
I will tell you this./i
436
00:41:20,939 -- 00:41:25,233
iUm... I haven't been. uh.../i
437
00:41:25,444 -- 00:41:27,483
iharmed in any way./i
438
00:41:27,696 -- 00:41:30,567
iI haven't been tortured.../i
439
00:41:31,950 -- 00:41:35,402
iexcept by boredom and hunger./i
440
00:41:35,621 -- 00:41:38,538
iThere's not a whole lot
of good stuff to eat./i
441
00:41:38,749 -- 00:41:41,619
iNo burgers for you, Sheriff. But, uh.../i
442
00:41:41,835 -- 00:41:45,880
iThere's rice. Plenty of rice.
Your rice needs definitely will be met./i
443
00:41:46,089 -- 00:41:48,248
iBut, um.../i
444
00:41:50,010 -- 00:41:53,426
iIf you do.../i
445
00:41:54,431 -- 00:41:56,839
iIf you do come back,/i
446
00:41:57,059 -- 00:41:59,550
iI will feel guilty, yes,/i
447
00:41:59,770 -- 00:42:03,720
iand... I already do,
just for asking you./i
448
00:42:03,941 -- 00:42:06,229
iBut.../i
449
00:42:07,444 -- 00:42:10,979
iat least I won't feel the fear,
and I know that's not fair./i
450
00:42:11,198 -- 00:42:13,155
iUm.../i
451
00:42:13,367 -- 00:42:16,617
iso that's why I'm doing this./i
452
00:43:00,914 -- 00:43:03,832
- Hey!
- I'm busy!
453
00:43:04,042 -- 00:43:08,455
- Can't take you today.
- Yeah, well, I can't take you either.
454
00:43:18,849 -- 00:43:22,467
Pop, remember that trip I took
a couple of years back, to Malaysia?
455
00:43:22,686 -- 00:43:27,644
Yeah, I remember. Some sleaze was
selling frequent-flyer miles, right?
456
00:43:27,858 -- 00:43:32,354
That's not the point. The point is
this guy is still over there in Penang.
457
00:43:32,571 -- 00:43:35,987
He's kind of a pal.
But anyway, they're gonna hang him.
458
00:43:36,200 -- 00:43:42,202
They found some hashish on him.
But some of the hash was mine.
459
00:43:42,414 -- 00:43:44,656
So if I go back there,
460
00:43:44,875 -- 00:43:48,707
I'd have to serve
three years in prison, Penang Prison.
461
00:43:48,921 -- 00:43:51,044
But if I don't go back,
they hang this guy.
462
00:43:51,256 -- 00:43:54,376
They don't hang guys for hashish.
I'm not that naive.
463
00:43:54,593 -- 00:43:56,751
You're leaving something out.
464
00:43:56,970 -- 00:44:01,050
I'm not leaving anything out, Dad.
That's the way it is over there.
465
00:44:01,266 -- 00:44:03,971
All right. So maybe you're right
and I'm wrong.
466
00:44:04,186 -- 00:44:06,855
You still want my advice
in this hanging stuff?
467
00:44:07,064 -- 00:44:09,187
- Yeah.
- It feels like an easy call.
468
00:44:11,693 -- 00:44:15,940
If you weren't wasting your life here,
it might be different.
469
00:44:16,156 -- 00:44:18,564
But this pal you'll save,
470
00:44:18,784 -- 00:44:21,571
odds are he's worth more than you.
471
00:44:21,787 -- 00:44:25,452
So my advice, you go, you do the time.
472
00:44:27,459 -- 00:44:30,377
What's the matter? You look sick.
473
00:44:33,340 -- 00:44:36,424
You're my dad. You're supposed to
beg me not to go back.
474
00:44:36,635 -- 00:44:39,671
It's just not
what I expected to hear, I guess.
475
00:44:39,888 -- 00:44:42,296
Lighten up. I'm just yanking your crank.
476
00:44:43,267 -- 00:44:46,718
Why put yourself through the agony
when you know you're not going?
477
00:44:46,937 -- 00:44:51,599
I mean, who's kidding who?
What are we, suckers here?
478
00:44:58,991 -- 00:45:01,316
No, they did what?
479
00:45:02,578 -- 00:45:04,617
They weighed him?
480
00:45:05,914 -- 00:45:07,990
For what?
481
00:45:18,969 -- 00:45:21,542
Jesus.
482
00:45:23,056 -- 00:45:24,599
Uh...
483
00:45:26,935 -- 00:45:33,104
Uh... I... I have to get my other...
I have to get the call.
484
00:45:33,317 -- 00:45:35,060
Um...
485
00:45:35,277 -- 00:45:37,898
It might be one of the guys.
We'll talk tomorrow?
486
00:45:45,078 -- 00:45:47,367
Um... This... this is Beth.
487
00:45:47,581 -- 00:45:52,290
Beth, hi. You sound stressed.
This is MJ Major.
488
00:45:52,503 -- 00:45:54,579
iIs this a bad time?/i
489
00:45:55,714 -- 00:45:58,549
No. No, it's not a bad time.
490
00:45:58,759 -- 00:46:01,214
Beth, what's wrong? How can I help?
491
00:46:02,804 -- 00:46:07,597
You know... You want to know
how you can help?
492
00:46:07,809 -- 00:46:12,139
Just leave me alone, MJ.
Just leave me alone.
493
00:46:12,356 -- 00:46:17,231
I've got the resources to a daily paper
with worldwide readership.
494
00:46:17,444 -- 00:46:20,113
iWe are picked up
by the International Herald Trib./i
495
00:46:20,322 -- 00:46:24,367
We could be doing anything you want.
Photographs, articles, petitions...
496
00:46:24,576 -- 00:46:27,779
Every single one a death warrant, MJ.
A death warrant.
497
00:46:29,498 -- 00:46:34,658
Now, I've asked you nicely to stay out
of this until after the hearing.
498
00:46:34,878 -- 00:46:38,793
If I don't get something from you
soon, I'll go straight to your two guys.
499
00:46:40,133 -- 00:46:43,004
You don't know who they are,
or you'd already be there.
500
00:46:43,220 -- 00:46:45,343
I'm hanging up.
501
00:46:45,556 -- 00:46:48,889
Beth, I'm gonna need
to hear from you very soon.
502
00:46:50,853 -- 00:46:52,644
You will.
503
00:46:54,648 -- 00:46:56,973
Sheriff. Well, hi.
504
00:46:57,192 -- 00:47:00,110
I didn't expect to see you. Come on in.
505
00:47:00,320 -- 00:47:02,479
Thanks. How are you doing?
506
00:47:04,491 -- 00:47:06,614
- Couldn't be better.
- Yeah?
507
00:47:06,827 -- 00:47:09,116
Please give me some good news.
508
00:47:09,329 -- 00:47:14,075
Are you, um...
Did you get my message about dinner?
509
00:47:14,293 -- 00:47:17,578
Yeah, I got your message
but I can't make dinner. I got plans.
510
00:47:17,796 -- 00:47:20,287
But I did want
to return this to you. The tape.
511
00:47:23,135 -- 00:47:25,460
Uh... OK.
512
00:47:25,679 -- 00:47:29,511
- Did you watch it?
- Yeah, I watched the whole thing.
513
00:47:29,725 -- 00:47:31,764
And, um...
514
00:47:31,977 -- 00:47:36,306
I did a lot of soul-searching
last night with this.
515
00:47:36,523 -- 00:47:39,441
And I figure you've got
to know sooner than later
516
00:47:39,651 -- 00:47:41,727
because of everything.
517
00:47:41,945 -- 00:47:46,524
I just wanted to come and let you know
where you stand with me.
518
00:47:46,742 -- 00:47:48,948
That's good.
519
00:47:50,579 -- 00:47:53,864
Where do I stand with you?
520
00:47:54,082 -- 00:48:00,085
I talked to Tony and he said...
He's halfway to Penang already.
521
00:48:00,297 -- 00:48:03,796
I think he just needs a nudge.
I think he'll probably go back.
522
00:48:04,009 -- 00:48:05,551
But, um...
523
00:48:05,761 -- 00:48:10,257
You know, I looked inside,
deep inside, Beth,
524
00:48:10,474 -- 00:48:13,510
to find something, but, uh...
525
00:48:15,812 -- 00:48:17,852
it isn't in me.
526
00:48:20,901 -- 00:48:23,273
Oh, it isn't... in you.
527
00:48:27,616 -- 00:48:33,452
Jot that down. Do me a favour? Write
that down for me. Just a few words.
528
00:48:33,664 -- 00:48:36,997
I'd love to give them to Lew
before he hangs. Letter from a pal.
529
00:48:37,209 -- 00:48:41,207
Listen, I... "Searched my soul"
was the best part for me.
530
00:48:41,421 -- 00:48:43,580
I don't know. That's great.
531
00:48:43,799 -- 00:48:49,339
He'd love to know that you searched
your soul before you decided not to go.
532
00:48:51,932 -- 00:48:53,474
Yeah.
533
00:49:01,984 -- 00:49:06,147
They just told me
that they weighed Lewis today
534
00:49:06,363 -- 00:49:09,032
for the trap doors of the gallows.
535
00:49:12,828 -- 00:49:15,533
- Beth...
- Get out of here.
536
00:49:19,960 -- 00:49:22,249
Get the fuck out of here, Sheriff.
537
00:50:46,338 -- 00:50:50,087
- Sheriff is here.
- What do you say? How're you doing?
538
00:50:50,300 -- 00:50:54,547
- I thought you had plans.
- I did. A thing at Lincoln Center.
539
00:50:54,763 -- 00:51:00,636
You know what I mean? But here I am.
Ready to discuss. What did I order?
540
00:51:00,853 -- 00:51:04,435
Sheriff, this is Kerrie, my fiance.
Kerrie, John Volgecherev.
541
00:51:04,648 -- 00:51:06,391
Kerrie, nice to meet you.
542
00:51:06,608 -- 00:51:10,736
You're not as platinum
as I expected you to be.
543
00:51:16,410 -- 00:51:18,698
Listen, Sheriff...
544
00:51:18,912 -- 00:51:23,574
It's pretty obvious that you have
no intention of going back, right?
545
00:51:27,754 -- 00:51:29,794
Where?
546
00:51:30,883 -- 00:51:34,631
- Is he drunk?
- Oh, you mean, like, back to prison.
547
00:51:34,845 -- 00:51:37,383
Right, well, I've never actually been.
548
00:51:38,599 -- 00:51:40,924
Do you have a fork I could use?
549
00:51:41,143 -- 00:51:46,268
I've never been to prison, thus, I can't
go back to somewhere I've never been.
550
00:51:46,481 -- 00:51:49,685
Thank you.
That is brilliantly unhelpful.
551
00:51:49,902 -- 00:51:52,523
- Yes.
- Beth, I checked.
552
00:51:52,738 -- 00:51:56,320
Penang Prison is at a third-world level
of sanitation, nutrition,
553
00:51:56,533 -- 00:51:58,775
rice rations don't meet minimum...
554
00:51:58,994 -- 00:52:03,122
Lewis is provided with food from Amnesty
International. So would Tony be.
555
00:52:03,332 -- 00:52:06,001
- Inmates have been tortured.
- He hasn't been.
556
00:52:06,210 -- 00:52:09,709
- Inmates have died of typhus.
- Because of overcrowding.
557
00:52:09,922 -- 00:52:13,291
Lewis has his own cell, as would Tony,
and Sheriff if he goes back.
558
00:52:13,509 -- 00:52:18,052
That's really good. And the other thing
I think you've overlooked
559
00:52:18,263 -- 00:52:21,015
is that that building's not up to code.
560
00:52:21,225 -- 00:52:23,597
- Oh, Jesus.
- What are you, the class clown?
561
00:52:23,810 -- 00:52:26,811
And who are you to tell them
to give up their freedom?
562
00:52:27,022 -- 00:52:29,180
I represent a boy sentenced to death.
563
00:52:29,399 -- 00:52:32,021
Right. For the sake of some client,
you demand...
564
00:52:32,236 -- 00:52:36,862
Demand? No, no, no. I don't demand.
I have not demanded anything.
565
00:52:37,074 -- 00:52:41,368
...that they endure three or six years
of God knows what. That's insane.
566
00:52:41,578 -- 00:52:43,986
Yeah, it's insane, OK?
567
00:52:48,210 -- 00:52:51,246
- I'm gonna go back.
- What?
568
00:52:53,090 -- 00:52:54,964
OK?
569
00:52:57,761 -- 00:53:00,217
I'm sorry, honey.
570
00:53:01,306 -- 00:53:03,632
In the middle of this, what matters?
571
00:53:04,893 -- 00:53:08,393
That Lewis doesn't die.
Somebody's got to do something. Please.
572
00:53:12,442 -- 00:53:15,147
Where's the document
that guarantees this deal?
573
00:53:17,281 -- 00:53:20,732
The Attorney General of Malaysia
has agreed...
574
00:53:20,951 -- 00:53:23,738
So where is it?
Why don't we have a copy?
575
00:53:25,038 -- 00:53:27,446
- It's an oral agreement.
- No.
576
00:53:27,666 -- 00:53:30,157
Tony goes nowhere
till we have that document.
577
00:53:30,377 -- 00:53:32,785
They don't work that way.
I wish they did.
578
00:53:33,005 -- 00:53:35,211
I cannot get anything to you in writing.
579
00:53:37,009 -- 00:53:39,500
Don't.
580
00:53:39,720 -- 00:53:42,471
I'll be at home if you want me.
581
00:53:48,478 -- 00:53:51,266
Sorry, Tony. I'm sorry.
582
00:53:51,481 -- 00:53:54,981
She's just scared, all right?
She's more scared than I am.
583
00:53:59,198 -- 00:54:01,867
You're gonna have to excuse me.
584
00:54:02,075 -- 00:54:04,827
If I'm gonna get her
to wait three years for me...
585
00:54:08,081 -- 00:54:10,370
I guess six...
586
00:54:11,502 -- 00:54:14,123
I shouldn't keep her waiting tonight.
587
00:54:14,338 -- 00:54:16,745
Tony, what can I say? Thank you.
588
00:54:18,926 -- 00:54:20,669
Sure.
589
00:54:21,637 -- 00:54:24,009
All right, Tony.
590
00:54:24,223 -- 00:54:27,259
- See you, man.
- See you later. Good luck with that.
591
00:54:28,727 -- 00:54:31,977
Right, Sheriff.
I'll go talk to the firm.
592
00:54:36,026 -- 00:54:38,517
Well, quite a party.
593
00:54:44,826 -- 00:54:47,697
- Are you gonna go back to your hotel?
- Oh, yes.
594
00:54:47,913 -- 00:54:50,321
Gotta call Penang.
Give them the good news.
595
00:54:50,541 -- 00:54:53,078
So I guess Lew's gonna be OK then, huh?
596
00:54:54,211 -- 00:54:57,081
Which means, you know...
597
00:54:57,297 -- 00:55:00,002
You're off the hook?
598
00:55:00,217 -- 00:55:02,790
- I'm off the hook, huh?
- Good night.
599
00:56:10,287 -- 00:56:13,074
Jaffe, I want a follow-up
on the Canarsie fire.
600
00:56:13,290 -- 00:56:16,125
- Nice of you to join us, Ravitch.
- It's my pleasure.
601
00:56:16,335 -- 00:56:19,205
I'd like some pictures
of the shopkeeper, burnt out.
602
00:56:19,421 -- 00:56:20,915
You got it.
603
00:56:21,131 -- 00:56:23,705
MJ, where's my pension fund fraud?
604
00:56:23,926 -- 00:56:26,298
I thought you had a CPA
who was ready to talk.
605
00:56:26,512 -- 00:56:29,299
I did. And she's given me gold.
606
00:56:29,515 -- 00:56:31,756
I'm just fact-checking a few points.
607
00:56:31,975 -- 00:56:35,427
And I'm looking for a source
called Sheriff.
608
00:56:36,897 -- 00:56:40,348
Ring anybody's bell? Sheriff?
609
00:56:40,567 -- 00:56:43,105
OK. Let's go, then.
610
00:57:12,349 -- 00:57:15,385
i- Yeah?
- Hi. It's Beth./i
611
00:57:15,602 -- 00:57:19,386
I talked to the garage
and they said you called in sick.
612
00:57:19,606 -- 00:57:23,853
i- Can I come up and see you?
- Uh... sure./i
613
00:57:30,576 -- 00:57:32,449
- Hi.
- Hi there.
614
00:57:32,661 -- 00:57:36,077
- Hi there.
- I brought some goodies from Zabar's.
615
00:57:36,290 -- 00:57:38,911
Jewish penicillin. Cure you right up.
616
00:57:39,126 -- 00:57:42,329
Isn't that nice? Should I beware
of lawyers bearing gifts?
617
00:57:44,840 -- 00:57:47,295
Think I'm gonna have a beer.
Do you want one?
618
00:57:47,509 -- 00:57:50,510
Uh... beer? Sure.
619
00:57:52,639 -- 00:57:54,965
You're quite the avid reader,
aren't you?
620
00:57:55,184 -- 00:57:57,721
- Or is this just...
- Yeah, just for showing off.
621
00:57:57,936 -- 00:58:01,305
All the visitors I have. I keep my place
real impressive, don't I?
622
00:58:01,523 -- 00:58:03,516
It's nice.
623
00:58:03,734 -- 00:58:05,892
The books are a recent development.
624
00:58:06,111 -- 00:58:08,436
When I was in school,
I tried to avoid reading.
625
00:58:08,655 -- 00:58:11,905
Then I graduate
and realise I don't know shit.
626
00:58:12,117 -- 00:58:14,157
- Yeah. Who does?
- You know what I mean?
627
00:58:14,369 -- 00:58:17,952
So anyway,
I start getting the books and...
628
00:58:19,249 -- 00:58:22,499
do some reading,
learn about the world around me.
629
00:58:24,671 -- 00:58:27,506
Just trying to be civilised
I guess, Beth.
630
00:58:27,716 -- 00:58:33,221
That's good. Lewis said you were
better than you thought you were.
631
00:58:33,430 -- 00:58:37,642
A lot of them are pop-up books.
Colouring. That kind of thing.
632
00:58:42,272 -- 00:58:44,894
Where's your passport?
633
00:58:47,319 -- 00:58:52,064
- What?
- I just want to see your passport.
634
00:58:52,282 -- 00:58:55,865
In case it's not good. I can renew it
tomorrow on an emergency basis
635
00:58:56,078 -- 00:58:58,995
if you decide something different.
636
00:59:00,457 -- 00:59:04,621
So when you said about me being off the
hook, you were just lying to my face?
637
00:59:04,837 -- 00:59:06,829
I think you were lying to yourself.
638
00:59:07,047 -- 00:59:11,175
Come on, Sheriff. Only a total bastard
would let Tony go back alone.
639
00:59:11,385 -- 00:59:13,543
Yeah, well, I'm not in charge of Tony.
640
00:59:13,762 -- 00:59:16,882
- I'm not his dad.
- I know that.
641
00:59:18,267 -- 00:59:23,723
But Tony's a man who's got...
Tony's a great guy.
642
00:59:23,939 -- 00:59:28,150
But he's got a future
and a sexy fiance.
643
00:59:28,360 -- 00:59:30,068
Yeah.
644
00:59:30,279 -- 00:59:33,529
Six years under any circumstances
would be hard as hell,
645
00:59:33,740 -- 00:59:35,816
but this case, it's inconceivable.
646
00:59:37,661 -- 00:59:39,618
I think Tony's a man of his word.
647
00:59:44,543 -- 00:59:48,623
Tony called me three days ago and
told me that he couldn't do six years.
648
00:59:48,839 -- 00:59:52,338
I know what he said last night.
I applaud his idealism.
649
00:59:52,551 -- 00:59:57,047
But... I can't count on it.
650
01:00:01,476 -- 01:00:03,884
I have to have you
on that plane, Sheriff.
651
01:00:07,232 -- 01:00:09,557
Please show me your passport.
652
01:00:12,029 -- 01:00:16,572
No that it's any of your business,
but my passport's good.
653
01:00:16,783 -- 01:00:19,535
- It is? Show it to me.
- Take my word for it.
654
01:00:19,745 -- 01:00:22,236
Show it to me.
655
01:00:23,749 -- 01:00:26,869
You'd take three years from me
but you wouldn't take my word?
656
01:00:28,045 -- 01:00:31,579
OK. All right. I pushed it. I'm sorry.
657
01:00:39,556 -- 01:00:41,679
I trust you.
658
01:00:43,352 -- 01:00:45,261
You know what?
659
01:00:45,479 -- 01:00:48,563
Come on. You're gonna go for me
if you don't have a client?
660
01:00:48,774 -- 01:00:53,436
What are you talking about? Wh... What?
661
01:00:53,654 -- 01:00:56,192
You offer me money and I don't take that
662
01:00:56,406 -- 01:01:00,487
so you figure, "Why don't I fuck the guy
cos then he'll do what I want. "
663
01:01:00,702 -- 01:01:04,486
That's exactly me.
That's actually exactly me.
664
01:01:04,706 -- 01:01:08,918
I'll get you to go back because
I'll give you a little sex. That's me.
665
01:01:09,127 -- 01:01:11,665
- Go fuck yourself.
- Whoo!
666
01:01:11,880 -- 01:01:15,380
That's fun. I'm the guy
who's gotta clean up. That's fun.
667
01:01:15,592 -- 01:01:18,677
- Have fun, Sheriff.
- Shut up! You're too noisy!
668
01:01:18,887 -- 01:01:21,129
You fucking crazy bastard!
669
01:01:21,348 -- 01:01:24,017
Shut up! You're making
too much goddamn noise!
670
01:01:24,226 -- 01:01:28,389
Open the door! Open the door, you
fucking pussy! Open the fucking door!
671
01:01:28,605 -- 01:01:31,606
- Open your fucking door!
- Sheriff, that's enough!
672
01:01:31,817 -- 01:01:35,352
- I'm calling the cops.
- Sheriff.
673
01:01:35,571 -- 01:01:39,236
Turnabout's fair game, huh?
Now that you're news, all's fair.
674
01:01:39,449 -- 01:01:42,534
You son of a bitch!
Taking pictures of me?
675
01:01:42,744 -- 01:01:46,113
- I'll bust your fucking face open!
- I'm doing my job, man.
676
01:01:46,331 -- 01:01:50,709
- I'm doing my job! I'm doing my job!
- Get the fuck outta my face.
677
01:01:50,919 -- 01:01:52,876
I'll sue your ass.
678
01:01:54,256 -- 01:01:56,047
Sheriff!
679
01:01:57,718 -- 01:02:00,423
Sheriff, can I talk to you
for one second? Please?
680
01:02:00,637 -- 01:02:03,045
- Is that your photographer?
- Is that Sheriff?
681
01:02:03,265 -- 01:02:06,100
Are you gonna print pictures now?
682
01:02:06,310 -- 01:02:09,892
This story is about
to blow wide open, OK?
683
01:02:10,105 -- 01:02:13,604
I found this story first,
I'm gonna print it first, period.
684
01:02:14,693 -- 01:02:19,402
Your story could cost Lewis's life.
Do you understand that?
685
01:02:19,615 -- 01:02:25,404
You give me three days - three days -
until the hearing is over, OK?
686
01:02:26,580 -- 01:02:30,364
You promise me
that you will not talk to a soul
687
01:02:30,584 -- 01:02:33,751
and that I have Lewis exclusively.
688
01:02:33,962 -- 01:02:35,456
Exclusive.
689
01:02:35,672 -- 01:02:39,041
You promise me
you're gonna hold off on the story.
690
01:02:40,552 -- 01:02:43,008
Three days, Beth.
691
01:02:56,818 -- 01:02:59,689
Slow down, driver.
You're making me nervous.
692
01:02:59,905 -- 01:03:02,230
I'm sorry, sir. It's a bad habit I got.
693
01:03:02,449 -- 01:03:05,865
I was all mellowed out
but you fucked that up.
694
01:03:07,287 -- 01:03:09,410
I hope you're not gonna say
I can't smoke.
695
01:03:09,623 -- 01:03:12,956
It's the only place left in town
you can smoke.
696
01:03:19,383 -- 01:03:21,671
What the fuck are you doing?
Smoking crack?
697
01:03:21,885 -- 01:03:26,298
Crack is for
our African-American brethren.
698
01:03:26,515 -- 01:03:29,006
This is pure rock cocaine.
699
01:03:29,226 -- 01:03:32,393
If you don't like it, driver,
you can raise the partition.
700
01:03:32,604 -- 01:03:34,763
- I can?
- Whatever you want to do.
701
01:03:34,982 -- 01:03:37,354
You want to see what I want to do?
702
01:03:37,568 -- 01:03:41,150
Huh?
703
01:03:41,363 -- 01:03:44,115
Cocksucker.
704
01:04:13,020 -- 01:04:14,977
What do you want?
705
01:04:16,356 -- 01:04:18,349
I want to see you.
706
01:04:21,028 -- 01:04:22,901
OK.
707
01:04:48,013 -- 01:04:50,219
What's happening here, Beth?
708
01:04:50,432 -- 01:04:53,433
You tell me, Sheriff.
709
01:04:53,644 -- 01:04:56,135
I'm not sure but I know that I just...
710
01:04:57,523 -- 01:05:00,523
I can't take this any more.
711
01:05:00,734 -- 01:05:03,403
So don't take it.
712
01:05:09,701 -- 01:05:12,157
What do you want?
713
01:05:20,128 -- 01:05:22,501
Oh, my God.
714
01:05:32,307 -- 01:05:34,929
You're killing me, Beth.
715
01:05:35,143 -- 01:05:37,183
I'm killing you?
716
01:05:40,274 -- 01:05:42,432
You're killing me.
717
01:06:45,923 -- 01:06:47,962
Sheriff?
718
01:06:51,470 -- 01:06:52,845
Oh, shit.
719
01:06:53,055 -- 01:06:55,462
Sheriff, are you there?
720
01:06:58,519 -- 01:07:03,015
I was just gonna say
that I hope that, um...
721
01:07:05,234 -- 01:07:08,768
you don't think last night was about...
722
01:07:11,740 -- 01:07:15,820
Um... could you call me
when you get this message?
723
01:07:16,036 -- 01:07:18,076
That'd be good. All right.
724
01:07:33,011 -- 01:07:35,253
Can I sit next to you on the plane?
725
01:08:19,516 -- 01:08:21,841
Hi, Tony. Tony?
726
01:08:22,060 -- 01:08:24,978
- Hm?
- You all right?
727
01:08:27,274 -- 01:08:29,599
- Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.
- Sure?
728
01:08:32,029 -- 01:08:35,445
Do you wanna, um...
Do you want to switch with us?
729
01:08:35,657 -- 01:08:39,702
- Yeah, do you want to switch seats?
- No, I like my seat. It's fine.
730
01:08:40,996 -- 01:08:44,828
Sheriff, I'm a big boy.
I don't need somebody to hold my hand.
731
01:08:45,042 -- 01:08:47,200
- OK.
- All right.
732
01:08:49,254 -- 01:08:52,208
At least until we
get over the Philippines.
733
01:09:45,978 -- 01:09:48,433
Come on, move it, man! Let's go!
734
01:09:48,647 -- 01:09:50,604
- Whoo!
- Look out!
735
01:09:50,816 -- 01:09:54,315
Woo-hoo! Yes!
736
01:10:24,016 -- 01:10:27,219
Maybe we should all wash up,
meet in a half hour or so.
737
01:10:27,436 -- 01:10:29,642
Fine with me.
738
01:10:31,565 -- 01:10:34,566
- Is that cool with everyone?
- Yeah, it's fine.
739
01:10:35,694 -- 01:10:38,150
- I'm right here.
- All right, man.
740
01:11:35,128 -- 01:11:37,121
Hi.
741
01:12:35,689 -- 01:12:37,516
Sheriff...
742
01:12:42,821 -- 01:12:45,775
What's the matter? What's wrong?
743
01:12:49,453 -- 01:12:51,695
Um...
744
01:12:51,914 -- 01:12:54,155
What?
745
01:12:55,417 -- 01:12:58,122
I'm gonna miss you.
746
01:12:58,337 -- 01:13:01,172
I'm gonna miss you.
747
01:13:51,098 -- 01:13:55,048
They won't bend.
Only one visitor allowed in there.
748
01:13:55,269 -- 01:13:58,887
- One at a time?
- No, only one today.
749
01:13:59,106 -- 01:14:01,727
- Oh, great.
- What do you want to do?
750
01:14:01,942 -- 01:14:04,100
Do you mind
if I go back there and see him?
751
01:14:05,404 -- 01:14:07,480
- No. No, you go.
- Are you sure?
752
01:14:07,698 -- 01:14:10,864
Go ahead.
753
01:14:11,076 -- 01:14:13,697
- Tell him I'll see him soon.
- OK.
754
01:14:15,581 -- 01:14:18,747
Can you come back here?
755
01:15:35,077 -- 01:15:38,327
I hear you.
756
01:16:29,798 -- 01:16:31,791
Lew?
757
01:16:41,143 -- 01:16:43,515
Lewis?
758
01:16:49,359 -- 01:16:51,897
- Sheriff?
- Yeah.
759
01:16:53,280 -- 01:16:55,688
Didn't they tell you I was coming?
760
01:16:55,908 -- 01:16:58,446
I was praying.
I thought you were a dream
761
01:16:58,660 -- 01:17:02,076
cos no prayer of mine's
ever been answered here before.
762
01:17:02,289 -- 01:17:05,373
Yeah? I sure as hell ain't a dream.
I'll tell you that.
763
01:17:06,835 -- 01:17:09,160
It's good to see you.
764
01:17:09,379 -- 01:17:11,870
- It's good to see you.
- You too!
765
01:17:12,090 -- 01:17:16,005
- How are you, man?
- I'm better now.
766
01:17:16,220 -- 01:17:19,505
That's good. That's good.
767
01:17:19,723 -- 01:17:22,510
- How are you?
- I'm all right, man.
768
01:17:22,726 -- 01:17:25,976
- You look good. Nice. Nice.
- Spiff on.
769
01:17:27,397 -- 01:17:31,312
You've come so far. Are you thirsty?
Do you want some tea?
770
01:17:31,527 -- 01:17:35,192
- I can make some tea.
- All right. Yeah. Let's have some tea.
771
01:17:35,405 -- 01:17:38,821
- It's not warm or anything but...
- It's OK.
772
01:17:43,038 -- 01:17:46,407
- You're not cold, are you?
- Nah, I'm not cold.
773
01:17:46,625 -- 01:17:47,870
No?
774
01:17:48,085 -- 01:17:50,790
Tony is here to see you too.
He's outside.
775
01:17:51,004 -- 01:17:57,506
- You see, they took away my blanket.
- Why did they take your blanket away?
776
01:17:57,719 -- 01:18:01,931
Cos they were scared that I was gonna
tear it into strips to hang myself.
777
01:18:02,140 -- 01:18:05,972
I said, "Hey, guys, what do you think
I'm paying you for?"
778
01:18:12,109 -- 01:18:14,481
Thank you, man. That's good tea.
779
01:18:16,738 -- 01:18:19,443
I know why Tony didn't come in here.
780
01:18:19,658 -- 01:18:24,154
I know. Cos there's no God in here.
781
01:18:24,371 -- 01:18:26,909
They only let one visitor in at a time.
782
01:18:27,124 -- 01:18:29,366
That's why I pray now, Sheriff.
783
01:18:29,585 -- 01:18:32,621
I... Cos...
784
01:18:32,838 -- 01:18:38,081
Out there there's no need to... to pray
785
01:18:38,302 -- 01:18:41,920
where-where-where God's hand is felt.
786
01:18:42,139 -- 01:18:46,267
You know? Where God is apparent?
787
01:18:47,227 -- 01:18:51,557
But in here there's definitely a need
788
01:18:51,773 -- 01:18:57,064
to-to pray, t-t-t-to beg,
to plead, to sing
789
01:18:57,279 -- 01:19:00,778
for... for a sign like...
790
01:19:02,492 -- 01:19:06,075
You know how... You know how...
791
01:19:06,288 -- 01:19:10,416
how your voice sounds so pretty
792
01:19:10,626 -- 01:19:12,951
in the shower?
793
01:19:13,170 -- 01:19:16,918
Because... because
there's nothing else there.
794
01:19:17,132 -- 01:19:20,964
Because it echoes off the walls
and it sounds so pretty.
795
01:19:22,554 -- 01:19:25,674
That's why prayer sounds so perfect
in here.
796
01:19:27,518 -- 01:19:31,764
Because it's so...
Because it's so totally empty.
797
01:19:31,980 -- 01:19:35,563
Because it's so... it's so godless.
798
01:19:35,776 -- 01:19:40,568
It's... It's so void of...
of anything.
799
01:19:41,907 -- 01:19:47,530
And do you know how I know, Sheriff?
Do you know how I know?
800
01:19:48,497 -- 01:19:50,822
I know because...
801
01:19:51,041 -- 01:19:55,253
because I... I ask myself...
802
01:19:55,462 -- 01:19:58,878
would I come back for you?
803
01:19:59,091 -- 01:20:01,214
And the only answer
804
01:20:01,426 -- 01:20:08,046
is a godless empty evil "No. "
805
01:20:08,267 -- 01:20:11,552
I'm sorry
I wouldn't have come back!
806
01:20:12,938 -- 01:20:16,307
- I'm sorry.
- Don't be. It's OK.
807
01:20:16,525 -- 01:20:20,854
Because I didn't come back just for you.
808
01:20:21,071 -- 01:20:24,570
I didn't come back just for you,
you know?
809
01:20:24,783 -- 01:20:28,401
It's all right. Man, it's OK.
810
01:20:28,620 -- 01:20:30,779
Do you know what I mean? Come here.
811
01:20:30,998 -- 01:20:33,156
It's OK.
812
01:20:42,342 -- 01:20:46,091
- OK, man.
- OK.
813
01:20:46,972 -- 01:20:52,215
I'm gonna see you in a couple hours,
all right? All right?
814
01:20:52,436 -- 01:20:55,223
Thanks for the tea. I liked that.
815
01:20:55,439 -- 01:20:59,187
See you in a couple of hours.
You'll be cleaned up. It'll be good.
816
01:21:02,571 -- 01:21:05,441
Sheriff.
817
01:21:05,657 -- 01:21:07,449
Yeah?
818
01:21:09,953 -- 01:21:12,575
I knew you'd come back.
819
01:21:12,789 -- 01:21:15,625
Even if you didn't.
820
01:21:19,630 -- 01:21:21,955
Thank you.
821
01:21:46,114 -- 01:21:49,483
So how bad was it?
822
01:21:52,704 -- 01:21:57,912
I don't know. I don't know
how bad it was. It was not good.
823
01:21:58,126 -- 01:22:00,997
What wasn't good, the prison or Lewis?
824
01:22:01,213 -- 01:22:06,005
The prison sucks, for sure. It's dirty,
it's scary, it's third-world.
825
01:22:06,218 -- 01:22:08,709
How's Lewis? Is he sick?
826
01:22:08,929 -- 01:22:12,298
Is he all there mentally?
Is he the same guy we used to know?
827
01:22:12,516 -- 01:22:14,555
I don't think he's lost his mind,
828
01:22:14,768 -- 01:22:17,686
but it's not easy sitting around a cell
waiting to hang.
829
01:22:17,896 -- 01:22:21,645
Yeah. What did he say?
Did he tell you anything?
830
01:22:21,859 -- 01:22:24,480
He just babbled a little bit, Tone.
831
01:22:24,695 -- 01:22:27,268
You know, like,
rambled a little bit, you know?
832
01:22:27,489 -- 01:22:29,482
Like stream-of-consciousness stuff.
833
01:22:29,700 -- 01:22:33,234
God's not in here.
There's no God in here.
834
01:22:33,453 -- 01:22:36,205
The sound's beautiful,
like singing in the shower.
835
01:22:36,415 -- 01:22:38,787
Basically you're saying he lost it.
836
01:22:39,001 -- 01:22:41,456
He's hanging onto anything
he possibly can.
837
01:22:41,670 -- 01:22:44,457
- No one's questioning his courage.
- But his sanity?
838
01:22:44,673 -- 01:22:48,885
You want a way out? Find one.
But Lewis has always talked that way.
839
01:22:52,014 -- 01:22:56,011
How do... What do you mean, always?
840
01:22:56,226 -- 01:22:59,429
You're only his lawyer.
You've known him for two years.
841
01:23:03,400 -- 01:23:06,816
24 years.
842
01:23:09,531 -- 01:23:13,031
- I'm his sister.
- What?
843
01:23:19,917 -- 01:23:22,372
He's my baby brother.
844
01:23:48,111 -- 01:23:50,567
Why didn't you tell me?
845
01:23:51,615 -- 01:23:54,532
I thought you wouldn't trust me,
Sheriff.
846
01:23:55,869 -- 01:23:59,155
I thought you'd think
I'd do anything, that I'd say...
847
01:23:59,373 -- 01:24:02,327
say anything,
that I'd sell you out, that I'd...
848
01:24:05,212 -- 01:24:08,628
I wanted to... I wanted to tell you.
I tried to tell you.
849
01:24:09,967 -- 01:24:12,422
But you didn't tell me.
850
01:24:13,804 -- 01:24:16,425
But you didn't tell me.
851
01:24:46,879 -- 01:24:48,788
Sheriff?
852
01:24:58,849 -- 01:25:01,055
What are we still doing here?
853
01:25:02,477 -- 01:25:04,600
I wish it was that simple, Tony.
854
01:25:04,813 -- 01:25:07,138
I think it's that simple.
855
01:25:07,357 -- 01:25:10,524
I came back here based on
what she told me, OK,
856
01:25:10,736 -- 01:25:13,606
and she gave me her word and she lied.
857
01:25:15,449 -- 01:25:17,691
How are we going to trust her, Sheriff?
858
01:25:20,913 -- 01:25:25,990
She drags us into this nightmare, we
find out it is her personal nightmare.
859
01:25:26,210 -- 01:25:30,622
A woman we don't know from Adam.
I don't know her. You don't know her.
860
01:25:30,839 -- 01:25:34,255
- What?
- I know her.
861
01:25:35,928 -- 01:25:37,967
Like, know her.
862
01:25:40,516 -- 01:25:42,425
Don't even... Don't.
863
01:25:43,769 -- 01:25:45,975
Fuck.
864
01:25:46,188 -- 01:25:48,560
All right, I'm an asshole.
865
01:25:48,774 -- 01:25:54,148
No, Tony.
This time I'm the fucking asshole.
866
01:25:54,363 -- 01:25:56,439
Why didn't you tell me?
867
01:25:56,657 -- 01:26:01,153
What do I owe you to tell you that? It's
not like it's been going on forever.
868
01:26:01,370 -- 01:26:04,039
- It happened.
- Listen to me...
869
01:26:04,248 -- 01:26:08,162
Don't make it like I'm holding out
on you because I swear to God I'm not.
870
01:26:08,377 -- 01:26:11,828
All right. Listen to me, Sheriff.
871
01:26:12,047 -- 01:26:17,172
This girl will do anything to get you
to do what she needs you to, all right?
872
01:26:17,386 -- 01:26:19,509
That's her brother in there. Her blood.
873
01:26:19,721 -- 01:26:24,051
She'll lie to you, she'll sleep with
you, she'll tell you she loves you.
874
01:26:24,268 -- 01:26:27,471
She'll do anything. She'll get down
on her knees and beg you.
875
01:26:27,688 -- 01:26:30,179
But don't believe it. It's a setup.
876
01:26:31,400 -- 01:26:34,484
If we walk out of here, that boy hangs.
877
01:26:34,695 -- 01:26:37,696
And if we stay maybe we hang.
But if we leave, we live.
878
01:26:37,906 -- 01:26:41,109
That's the one thing
I know for sure right now.
879
01:26:52,129 -- 01:26:54,418
He doesn't have clothes?
880
01:26:54,631 -- 01:26:58,629
Can't you give him a shower
before he turns up in court?
881
01:27:00,095 -- 01:27:02,882
OK. Listen. I...
882
01:28:16,839 -- 01:28:18,333
What can I do for you, sir?
883
01:28:18,549 -- 01:28:22,498
We need two seats on any flight
to New York, as fast as possible.
884
01:28:40,946 -- 01:28:43,271
What, Sheriff? What is it?
885
01:28:45,284 -- 01:28:47,857
I trashed that bike, Tony.
886
01:28:49,037 -- 01:28:52,038
So fucking what?
Get on the plane, Sheriff.
887
01:28:52,249 -- 01:28:55,001
Do you want to rot
in one of these prisons?
888
01:28:56,211 -- 01:29:00,161
- I'm gonna take my chances, Tony.
- You don't have any chances, Sheriff.
889
01:29:00,382 -- 01:29:03,169
Don't leave your life to fate.
This is stupid.
890
01:29:04,428 -- 01:29:07,049
I don't know, Tony.
891
01:29:17,691 -- 01:29:20,229
You have a safe flight.
892
01:30:03,820 -- 01:30:07,949
- What's he saying?
- He says they returned
893
01:30:08,158 -- 01:30:10,447
but became frightened and may have left.
894
01:30:10,661 -- 01:30:13,994
We request adjournment
till the two can be found.
895
01:30:19,461 -- 01:30:23,411
Um... he's worried about the appearance
of preferential treatment.
896
01:31:10,470 -- 01:31:12,962
Hey, Lew. How are you?
897
01:31:13,182 -- 01:31:16,182
My faith in humanity
is half restored.
898
01:31:16,393 -- 01:31:21,269
In returning voluntarily, you are
to be commended for your courage.
899
01:31:21,481 -- 01:31:25,100
Is there anything you wish to say
to this court, Mr Volgecherev?
900
01:31:30,365 -- 01:31:32,773
Not really, Your Honour.
901
01:31:32,993 -- 01:31:37,322
Just that we were young and stupid,
I guess.
902
01:31:37,539 -- 01:31:40,576
But not evil.
903
01:31:40,792 -- 01:31:43,959
I didn't come back here today
because I'm courageous.
904
01:31:45,506 -- 01:31:49,124
I came back here because
I've been careless for a very long time,
905
01:31:49,343 -- 01:31:51,549
and I'm sick of that feeling.
906
01:31:52,930 -- 01:31:56,879
The simple fact, Your Honour,
is that I am responsible.
907
01:31:58,268 -- 01:32:00,724
And I'm also scared.
908
01:32:02,439 -- 01:32:05,642
But I am willing to do
whatever is necessary...
909
01:32:07,903 -- 01:32:10,690
in order for you
to spare my friend's life.
910
01:32:16,620 -- 01:32:18,529
How do you plead?
911
01:32:18,747 -- 01:32:21,036
I'm guilty.
912
01:32:22,793 -- 01:32:27,087
You will be detained in Penang Prison
to await sentence.
913
01:33:01,582 -- 01:33:04,915
He asked the prosecutor
if he will now reduce the charges.
914
01:33:11,258 -- 01:33:13,583
The prosecutor has agreed.
915
01:33:30,235 -- 01:33:34,067
Chief Justice will be back
shortly with his decision.
916
01:33:54,635 -- 01:33:56,711
Beth?
917
01:33:58,180 -- 01:34:00,801
We're back in session.
918
01:34:01,016 -- 01:34:03,258
- We're back?
- Yeah.
919
01:34:30,045 -- 01:34:34,837
The Deputy Home Minister is angered
about some international news story.
920
01:34:35,050 -- 01:34:37,506
I'm not sure what.
921
01:34:44,476 -- 01:34:47,975
iA story that was picked up
by the Asian International Tribune./i
922
01:34:48,188 -- 01:34:52,850
"In a country proud of its many species
of exotic butterflies,
923
01:34:53,068 -- 01:34:55,773
a butterfly is
about to be broken on a wheel. "
924
01:34:56,697 -- 01:34:59,188
"The wheel is Malaysian justice,
925
01:34:59,408 -- 01:35:03,868
a term which strikes one
American woman as a cruel joke."
926
01:35:04,079 -- 01:35:06,866
- Your Honour...
- "The woman is Beth McBride..."
927
01:35:07,082 -- 01:35:09,869
- I didn't do this.
- "... whose brother was arrested
928
01:35:10,085 -- 01:35:12,623
two years ago in Penang."
929
01:35:12,838 -- 01:35:16,207
"Blamed for having bought
hashish with two friends,
930
01:35:16,425 -- 01:35:21,383
this nature-loving young man now,
incredibly, faces death. "
931
01:35:21,597 -- 01:35:25,345
- She was determined to write the story.
- Silence!
932
01:35:26,351 -- 01:35:30,301
We know you westerners don't understand
our attitude toward drugs.
933
01:35:30,522 -- 01:35:32,681
But we don't understand yours.
934
01:35:32,900 -- 01:35:37,478
Your cities are decaying, the souls of
your young people are stolen from you.
935
01:35:38,697 -- 01:35:43,193
Our laws may seem harsh but our streets
remain safe and our youth is protected.
936
01:35:43,410 -- 01:35:47,989
So when an American journalist
criticises ourjudicial system...
937
01:35:48,207 -- 01:35:52,833
- Your Honour, I begged her not to.
- Silence!
938
01:35:56,423 -- 01:35:58,416
Lewis McBride...
939
01:36:04,056 -- 01:36:05,965
What is he saying?
940
01:36:12,356 -- 01:36:13,933
What is he saying?
941
01:36:14,149 -- 01:36:19,191
He will not amend the charge now.
Lewis must be hanged tomorrow.
942
01:36:21,365 -- 01:36:24,484
What? Lewis!
943
01:36:24,701 -- 01:36:27,453
Your Honour, I came back here.
You can't hang him!
944
01:36:31,708 -- 01:36:37,295
- You hang on, Lewis!
- Beth, I love you!
945
01:36:37,506 -- 01:36:41,373
Get your fucking hands off me.
What is the matter with you people?
946
01:36:41,593 -- 01:36:44,464
What is the matter with you people?
947
01:36:44,680 -- 01:36:47,716
You are gonna go straight to hell,
you motherfucker!
948
01:36:47,933 -- 01:36:50,887
You lying son of a bitch!
949
01:36:51,103 -- 01:36:53,594
Goddamn it! Sheriff!
950
01:38:29,952 -- 01:38:32,703
I don't wanna die! No!
951
01:38:32,913 -- 01:38:34,989
You fucking bastards!
952
01:38:39,002 -- 01:38:43,498
I don't wanna die! Help!
953
01:38:43,715 -- 01:38:46,586
Lewis. Lewis!
954
01:38:46,802 -- 01:38:49,257
Lewis!
955
01:38:49,471 -- 01:38:52,389
Please let go of me!
956
01:38:58,939 -- 01:39:01,975
You fucking bastards!
957
01:39:25,007 -- 01:39:27,130
No! No!
958
01:39:36,685 -- 01:39:39,057
Lew! Lewis!
959
01:39:44,735 -- 01:39:48,068
Lewis!
960
01:39:48,280 -- 01:39:51,530
Lewis! Lewis, goddamn it! Look up here!
961
01:39:51,742 -- 01:39:54,908
- Sheriff!
- I'm here, Lewis!
962
01:39:55,120 -- 01:39:57,196
I'm right here!
963
01:39:57,414 -- 01:39:59,241
You're not alone, Lewis!
964
01:40:03,754 -- 01:40:06,161
Look at me, Lewis!
965
01:40:06,381 -- 01:40:09,548
You're not alone, Lewis.
Look at me. You're not alone.
966
01:40:09,760 -- 01:40:12,796
I'm here. Look at me. See me, Lewis.
967
01:40:13,013 -- 01:40:16,382
You're not alone. I'm right here.
968
01:40:16,600 -- 01:40:19,056
I'm right here, Lewis.
969
01:40:19,269 -- 01:40:21,725
I see you, Lewis. I'm right here.
970
01:40:21,939 -- 01:40:24,893
Lewis, you are not alone right now.
I'm right here.
971
01:40:25,108 -- 01:40:27,860
You are not alone, Lewis. I see you.
972
01:40:28,070 -- 01:40:30,608
I see you, Lewis. I'm here.
You're not alone.
973
01:40:31,573 -- 01:40:34,147
You are not alone, Lewis!
974
01:41:19,997 -- 01:41:22,155
Right. OK.
975
01:41:33,510 -- 01:41:36,048
Where am I going here?
976
01:42:24,686 -- 01:42:26,264
Beth.
977
01:42:37,157 -- 01:42:39,613
- Were you there?
- Yeah.
978
01:42:41,453 -- 01:42:43,778
He wasn't afraid, Beth.
979
01:42:46,166 -- 01:42:48,491
He walked right past me.
980
01:42:48,710 -- 01:42:53,372
And then I saw him go past
all the guards and he was calm.
981
01:42:53,590 -- 01:42:58,833
Come on, Sheriff. Tell me the truth.
982
01:42:59,054 -- 01:43:02,553
It was hard. It was hard. But, uh...
983
01:43:04,226 -- 01:43:06,717
You know, I think that, uh...
984
01:43:08,438 -- 01:43:12,650
he found, at the end, Beth,
at the end...
985
01:43:15,654 -- 01:43:18,359
I mean, he was Lewis, you know?
986
01:43:19,741 -- 01:43:22,446
At that last second,
987
01:43:22,661 -- 01:43:25,662
I swear to God,
988
01:43:25,873 -- 01:43:28,114
he was at peace with everything.
989
01:43:29,376 -- 01:43:31,499
He was.
990
01:43:35,841 -- 01:43:39,044
I just wish I could have done something.
991
01:43:39,261 -- 01:43:43,638
If I could have been there
to do something. Fight harder.
992
01:43:43,849 -- 01:43:47,300
You did everything you could.
Nobody could have done more.
993
01:43:47,519 -- 01:43:50,722
You've gotta believe that.
Nobody did more than you did.
994
01:43:52,441 -- 01:43:54,647
Nobody could have done more.
995
01:43:54,860 -- 01:43:58,478
- You did everything you could.
- You should have gone back with Tony.
996
01:43:58,697 -- 01:44:00,737
Why didn't you go back with Tony?
997
01:44:02,451 -- 01:44:05,120
I couldn't go back with Tony.
998
01:44:07,122 -- 01:44:12,579
I couldn't go back because
I knew that you were waiting for me.
999
01:44:12,794 -- 01:44:17,006
And I'm not sorry, Beth.
I'm not sorry right now. I'm not.
1000
01:44:20,010 -- 01:44:22,418
Cos if I would have went back,
1001
01:44:22,638 -- 01:44:26,587
I don't think I'd be able
to look at you ever again.
1002
01:44:30,521 -- 01:44:34,221
And that'd be a lot harder
than this shit.
1003
01:44:34,441 -- 01:44:36,766
You know what I mean?
1004
01:44:36,985 -- 01:44:39,820
I like to look at you.
1005
01:44:42,157 -- 01:44:45,111
I like to look at you.
1006
01:44:46,620 -- 01:44:49,870
I like to look at you.
1007
01:44:54,169 -- 01:44:57,254
The ambassador heard
through back channels
1008
01:44:59,716 -- 01:45:02,421
that when all this publicity dies down,
1009
01:45:03,762 -- 01:45:06,051
they're gonna let you go, Sheriff.
1010
01:45:06,265 -- 01:45:08,886
They're gonna do it quietly
to save face,
1011
01:45:09,101 -- 01:45:12,434
but it's gonna be six months,
maximum.
1012
01:45:13,981 -- 01:45:16,104
Sheriff?
1013
01:45:16,316 -- 01:45:17,514
Yeah.
1014
01:45:17,734 -- 01:45:23,524
Oh, goddamn it! Oh, goddamn it!
1015
01:45:42,176 -- 01:45:47,300
Sheriff.
I am gonna take my brother home...
1016
01:45:49,224 -- 01:45:51,549
and I'm coming right back here.
1017
01:45:51,768 -- 01:45:56,561
And I will not leave Penang
until you're with me.
1018
01:45:59,610 -- 01:46:02,611
I know, Beth. I know.