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This has been the most romantic trip of my life.
The music, moonlight, dancing.
Coco Nono. Yeah,
it's hard to believe that we'll be leaving tomorrow.
Well, we still have tonight.
I think we better get used to sleeping alone.
After all, we've only been divorced a few hours.
When will I see you again?
Are you free for breakfast?
What is this?
What's going on here?
Hurry up. Put on your pants.
Lieutenant, look what we've got here.
Senor Mitchell.
In Costa Verde, we have very severe penalties for those who choose to
our drug laws.
What?
This is crazy.
I never... Hey, I'm an American citizen. I know my rights. I want to see the
American consul. It's been a big mistake.
No, no pizzas. You have the wrong number.
I thought you straightened it out with a phone call. I did. We haven't had a
single phone call for a massage all morning.
No charge, no charge.
See, look, this stuff, we found it here.
The people who have the laundry are not here anymore. And we just found this
stuff when we came in. No, we do not do...
Laundry. No, we do not do pizza. No.
Sorry. Wrong number.
Today.
We don't do laundry. Wait a minute. Hey.
Hello.
Hello. I want to order a pizza. Do you deliver?
Hello. Hello.
Yes. Be glad to. Large with extra cheese.
Extra cheese?
And mushroom.
Mushroom?
Sausage, got it.
All right, we'll have it there in 20 minutes.
Fine, dirty laundry, we don't need... I told you we do not do laundry here!
My husband has disappeared.
You've got to help me find him. All right, all right, just calm down now.
long has your husband been missing?
Ever since the divorce.
For five years, we fought over every...
he left his shaving cream in the bathroom sink.
But I wasn't exactly perfect myself, of course. I never could cook.
I like, uh, I had trouble boiling water, you know what I mean?
But when Odell told me that my rigatoni was al dente, I threw it at him.
And I always used to wish he'd get lost.
Oh, yes!
But you divorced him, Mrs. Mitchell. Isn't that what you just said?
Yes!
Odell and I had the most wonderful divorce.
Here,
look.
Costa, Verde, holiday divorce.
Great son, great sir, great divorce. All for one great price.
Yeah. We hadn't had a vacation in years, so...
We wanted the divorce to be something special.
And it was.
Here's Odell and me at the singles ball, right after the ceremony.
I was a date.
Isn't that sweet?
We won the limbo contest.
And Odell doesn't even like to dance.
Would you excuse us a moment?
Woman's nuts, AJ.
Oh, you just distraught that doll. Look, this guy's probably just holed up
somewhere with a senorita until his pesos and his tequila runs out. You're
projecting, Rick.
Let's just pass on this one, okay?
I am not going back to Costa Verde again.
Back? What do you mean, back?
Well, to tell you the truth, there's still an outstanding warrant for my
down here from the last time.
What?
You never told me that. You were too young.
What happened?
You're still too young. Look, it's just like Frank Sinatra in Australia or Bobby
Knight down in Puerto Rico. I'm persona non grata.
Wonderful.
Our last picture together.
Is this the last time you saw him?
Uh -huh.
We were going to meet the next morning and have breakfast together.
I think we were beginning to fall in love again.
But he never showed up.
Well, I personally would like to know more about this divorce junket racket.
Wouldn't you?
I mean, who in the world would ever dream up anything like this?
I am sorry, ladies and gentlemen, but the Department of Agriculture prohibits
importing exotic plants and vegetables into the state of California. Please,
senor, your leg. Thank you very much. Thank you. I'm sorry about that. Thank
you. Enjoy your trip. Thank you. Have a nice trip.
I'm sorry, folks.
Did you enjoy your trip?
Oh, that's a beautiful name, sir.
Oh, it's in your hair. Thank you.
Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much.
This is the
Costa Verde Holiday Divorce Group. All right, everybody. It's almost time to
leave for your Costa Verde Holiday Divorce.
I am really pleased to see so many unhappy couples here today.
Oh, is this your first divorce, sweetheart?
Oh, aren't they darling?
Let's give them a big hand, folks, for the lovely couple. Yes, yes, indeed,
you are. Oh, by the way, I have some announcements to make before we board.
Like I said, this is the Costa Verde holiday divorce group.
Oh, yes, anyone who has a good, well -adjusted marriage.
should check their tickets before we board. Ha -ha, little joke, folks. Yes,
yes, yes. Oh, ladies, I have arranged for an internationally renowned jewel
expert, myself, to appraise all wedding rings during the flight. So if some of
you need extra cash while in lovely Costa Verde, I am prepared to trade hard
cash for worn -out sentiment.
I know a reptile when I see one. This guy's a definite belly crawler. Now,
before we take off...
and you relax with one of our complimentary margaritas, please step
sure to read our standard accidental death and dismemberment policy. It's
available at a special rate this month in the unlikely event of any unscheduled
stops. Be sure to stay together and... Pardon, senor. Oh, sorry. We're not good
to go.
We're in the green seats close to the tail section. Step right in. Step right
in. Relax.
I would hate to see you folks fighting over the last few bottles of safe water
before you go home.
Yes, before you get it. You don't want to do that. Jerry.
Oh, good heavens. These drivers in Costa Verde.
This is our rental car?
Yeah.
I thought you called ahead for a reservation.
I did.
I called the 800 number. I asked them for the best they had.
All right.
Let's move in.
Marco, move along.
Enjoy your divorce.
Love you all.
You're beautiful.
He didn't seem to have any trouble finding a car.
A couple of minor problems.
The accelerator kind of sticks, and sometimes the engine doesn't quite work.
think it needs a little bit of a tune -up, but I can fix that on my own. Get
some tools.
Okay, this way, this way.
Hello?
Okay, everybody.
Box lunches are by the pool.
bikini contest at two.
Divorces start promptly at five.
I can't say I'm really thrilled to be back.
I'm thrilled to be here. Remember, don't be late or you'll keep your mate.
So be there.
Aloha.
Excuse me.
You know, I'm betting that one of Raul's sidelines, matching the occasional
volunteer to work on the local banana plantation.
This guy is unbelievable.
He's got an angle on everything.
I wonder if Carmen still works out there.
Hey.
It's full of soap.
It's a little...
Let's hope you get to the hotel.
I think so.
the money I wasted training you guys. This is how you repay me, huh?
Pardon my precaution.
Oh, um, Raul Gutierrez, counselor at law.
At your service.
That's the, uh, Flatbush area of Costa Verde, if I'm not mistaken.
Hey, everybody's got a right to start a new life.
What have you done with Odell Mitchell?
Connie Mitchell hire you?
Uh -huh.
Look, I'll help you out any way I can.
I mean that. I mean, I know how worried she is.
That's awfully deep, Navier, especially considering that some people might think
you had something to do with it.
Wait a second. I'm a businessman.
I'm not a kidnapper.
I hate violence.
Look, I have only... Wait a second, wait a second. I've owned this gun for ten
years. I never fired it.
It's not even loaded.
Now, believe me, guys, this is bad for business.
And my life.
See?
Now, fellas, look. I make my living making people happy.
Really, I send my customers home happier than I found them.
Sometimes I even send a couple home on the mend.
Which is how Connie and Odell Mitchell should have been.
Have you been to the police?
Well, unfortunately, there's a bit of bad blood between me and the current
Presidente. But I've been asking every other lowlife I know in Costa Verde.
Look, guys, if there's anything I can do to help, just name it, huh?
We will.
Now, let me handle these guys. You don't know them, like I... You're a wanted
man.
So where is the last place they'll expect to see me?
A .J., people go in these doors and they never come out again.
I'm not letting you go in there alone.
Be okay. Trust me.
Good morning, gentlemen.
How may we be of service?
Yeah, we're private investigators from San Diego, and we're looking for an
American named Odell Mitchell.
No one like that in custody. His wife filed the missing person report on him,
but we haven't heard anything. Let me run it down to our computer.
Thank you.
Okay, Rick.
Problem with Sergeant Buendia?
You're still too young.
Oh, no. Oh, no.
I'm sorry, senor. There's no unidentified Americans at the hospital
morgue. Okay, well, we're going to get him back to the hotel. Yeah, I've got to
do that. We'll keep looking. Thank you.
Consulate Dearborn will see you now.
Gentlemen, gentlemen.
Please forgive the delay in making this appointment.
Oh, please, be seated.
It in no way shows a lack of concern about this, uh... Very serious matter.
We're not exactly Versailles.
We have a very small operation here.
You've heard of the deficit?
Budget cutbacks. Well, we were at the top of the list.
Mr. Dearborn, as I said in our telephone conversation, the Custer Verde police
have been friendly enough, but they frankly don't seem very concerned about
Mitchell's disappearance.
Oh, why should they be? He's an American.
Even with all those petrodollars, buying fancy offices and machinery, Some
things don't change.
The manana syndrome.
Uh, to be perfectly candid, the American consulate is the last stop on our list.
We've checked all the logical places. We've been to the jails, hospitals,
morgue. We've been to every hotel, bar, and tourist chat in the place.
Where do you suggest we go from here?
Well, gentlemen, without diplomatic status, there's really not much more you
do down here. But please, don't worry.
I'm going to make this a top priority matter.
After all, in this crazy world of ours, if we Americans can't take care of each
other, who will?
I told you not to park on this side of the street. You never listen
to me.
Okay, okay, okay.
Okay.
What are they saying? I don't know. Something about kicking butt and
Oh, wonderful.
Look,
Rick, I don't care what you've done. I think now is a good time to check.
Right.
Mitchell! Who?
So
anyway,
they left us out there chewing on their bullets. Five mile walk back to town.
Don't worry, it's just the first round.
How did you get all those missing persons reports?
Oh, well, there was another attempted coup yesterday, and I will manage to
liberate these during the festivities.
Not that it's doing us any good, though.
All right, Rick.
Yeah.
Macondo. Hey, pardon?
M -A -C -O -N -D -O.
Okay, give me a hint. Am I looking under parts of the body, going shopping, or
tourist diseases?
I thought you said you were fluent in Spanish.
I am fluent in Spanish. It's a weird dialect. It's more like Portuguese.
Not that word.
Okay.
Now, look.
There's got to be some kind of a pattern here. I mean, there are hundreds of
recently divorced men. That's too many to make sense just by itself.
What else do we know about Odell?
After we argued, he always brought me fresh flowers.
And he gave wonderful back rubs.
had fresh flowers in the house.
Nails it down for me.
Right.
Okay, Odell was self -employed. I saw a lot of the other people. That narrows it
down to about 50 of them. Okay?
Okay. And that means that nobody would miss them from work.
Now, add to that no children, no immediate next of kin. We've narrowed
down to about 20 now.
Mm -hmm.
In each case, their hotels filed reports...
looking for payment on a Golden West bank card.
All that's just like Odell.
What happened to them?
Well, they all came back safe and sound after about six to eight weeks.
Look at this.
Subject remembers nothing.
Subject claims amnesia.
Subject saw and heard nothing.
Sounds like a lot of people don't want to talk.
Why? There's only one way to find out.
Here's a guy who lives about a mile from here, Jim Crenshaw.
Hi. Howdy.
We're here.
How you doing?
I'm Donald. Let's hear it for you.
We just moved in up the block. Thought the tough life would be friendly. Oh,
boy. Good day for barbecue.
I'm Big Jim, and this must be Sally.
Hey, darling.
Boy, you know, you're all real popular, man. Yeah.
Everybody calls you the newlyweds.
Yeah. There you go, darling.
Hey!
You don't have to cook them if you don't want. They make great pets. Yeah, watch
out for that one. He does bite. Yeah, he sure does.
Here we go.
I tell you, Jimbo, you treat your women like you treat your car, you'd both be
happy. You know what I mean?
Sure. I didn't win through a nightmare of a divorce down in Costa Verde.
Whoa!
Slam her right back on there. Costa Verde? Yeah.
Ever been there?
You cut?
Yeah, for both of us.
And you're a writer?
Uh -huh.
I guess that means you're home afternoon?
What happened to you two, huh?
Just last year.
How'd you get out?
How do you think?
Dearborn, the American consul? American consul. Look, I'm keeping my mouth shut,
just like Mr.
Dearborn said.
You're the first person I've told, except Sally.
I ain't even told you.
Yeah? No.
For the past five days, Councilman Hopkins has refused to grant an
even leave his expensive suburban home.
At the time of his arrest, the councilman admitted to police that he
However, he could not explain his nudity.
Come on, guys.
What is this?
It's only tape, Temple. You can start again.
Besides, we're here to offer you an end to all your rubber chicken lunches with
the Chamber of Commerce. Promise of adventure.
Salvation from supermarket groundbreaking ceremony. Story of a
Network's waiting.
It's all yours.
Interested?
Possibly. There is one little problem.
You have to get divorced.
Divorced? Don't you have to get married first? Not necessarily.
Who is it that I'm supposed to be getting divorced from?
Is this a gag?
I don't ask just anyone for a divorce.
I'm flattered, really.
Then you'll do it.
On something like this, I have to consult with the feds first. We're
international conspiracy here, Brown, at the highest levels of both governments.
We don't know who to trust.
That includes you, Nixon, especially you.
Not next time.
Whatever.
How did you get your hands on something like this?
Reveal confidential sources.
You know me better than that.
Well, first of all, I'm going to have to draw up a profile, see how we both fit
the bill.
One gold card.
$50 ,000 line of credit, thanks to the TV station.
Your new name, Kenneth Weston, financial consultant, no living relatives.
With any luck, you should end up right with Odell Mitchell.
Oh, goody.
Did you do all this by yourself?
Don't underestimate me, Brad.
Right. It could be dangerous.
Hey, Mitchell, the American consul's here.
Are they thanks?
With luck, you might have a trial within a year. A year?
Now, more troublesome, and I'm sure you're aware, are the severe penalties
drug possession if convicted.
In this case, probably 10 or 15 years at hard labor, building roads in the
mountains. But I didn't do anything.
No, you don't.
There is another way.
With $20 ,000.
I might be able to convince the local authority that, well, a mistake has been
made. What?
I don't... I don't have that kind of money with me, of course.
What about a credit card?
Well, I've got a Golden West bank card, but the police took my wallet.
Well, that shouldn't be a problem.
This way, ladies and gentlemen. Look.
Oh, wonderful.
Please, come, come, come, come here.
There we are. Yes, of course. Come, señor, señor, please.
Follow us down.
This way.
Oh, of course. That's perfectly all right. No, no, no, no.
That's right, that's right. Let's keep driving around here. Now we're getting
together. That's right. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Oh, and ladies and
gentlemen, before you get to enjoy the limousine service of our luxurious ride
to Costa Verde, I want to say on behalf of the holiday visitors... Nice.
Señores y señores, welcome to Costa Verde, land of romance.
Bus passes, by the way, will be extra. Yes, but before I go any further, I want
to introduce you to your two holiday hosts for this trip, Rick and Andy.
knowing you two were behind this.
Anyone else on the trip a likely victim?
No, we screened all the other couples with Raul. You're the only one who fits
the profile.
Lucky me.
No guarantee he's going to go for bait.
Just relax.
If nothing happens, consider a victim.
really don't recognize us.
And how do you wish to pay for this, sir?
My Golden West card.
Yes,
Mr. and Mrs. Weston, rooms 303 and 305.
I hope your stay is pleasant.
And, uh, have a wonderful divorce.
Thank you. Yeah.
to Kenneth West, our next contributor.
Fine, but he's the last one.
My comandante's been asking too many questions since those Americans were
here looking for Mitchell.
We close up shop temporarily as of tonight.
While we're at it, we had better shut down Raul.
That divorce mill's the only connection they have to us.
Where is the judge? We're going to have a riot on our hands.
Relax. It's occasionally detained by important matters of state.
Ladies and gentlemen, how about a big round of applause for your judge, Ron
Viejo.
Gracias, gracias.
Un gran dia para los divorcios.
Relax, everybody. There's plenty of time before the rum and fun dating game
tonight. Relax.
And now for our first holiday divorce, Mr.
and Mrs.
Kenneth Weston. Come on down.
Okay,
okay, calm down, everyone. You'll all have your chance. And now, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Weston, your time is up.
It's a shame.
You make her a friend at the bar?
Nah, you can bet that he's not the social editor for the Costa Verde
By the power invested in me?
Quedan divorciados para poder ser felices. Y amar otra vez.
I pronounce you free to love again.
You know, was that animal?
Maybe you can do it again.
Count three.
Two uniforms, one from this afternoon.
Yeah. Come on, town. You've been in that rum and fun dating party for hours.
Probably doesn't want to make a move too soon.
Thought it was going to look as natural as possible.
Natural? If he does anything beyond the call of duty, he's going to catch hell.
No, no, I'd love to see it, but I've got to go. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, the traffic brings it out. I'm highly contagious right now. Thank you.
Well, here we go.
Okay, everybody outside.
Come on. You three, stop right there.
Hold it.
Hold it. Hold it.
You're under. arrest. The charge is conducting 373 illegal divorces.
Well, unhappy maybe, but illegal?
Señor Weston, I'll tell you the embarrassment.
Take him down the back stairs.
As you well know, this man is not a judge.
Un momento.
Really, really, officer, there really must be some mistake.
Look. Those fine people, they will vouch for me.
Won't you?
No.
Oh, you're all under arrest.
I'm Odell Mitchell, American, Santa Barbara.
My name is Brown.
Lieutenant, San Diego Police. I've been looking for you.
Thank God.
I was set up, you know. Yeah, I just played out that same scenario.
By the way, they think my name is Kenneth Weston.
Can you get us out of here?
Well, that's hard to tell.
It's just possible when I found you, I got lost myself.
Then we'll just have to depend on Dearborn. He's the American consul.
He's been working on this for weeks.
Mr. Mitchell, I think it's time I tell you the facts of life about your friend,
the American consul.
Mi capitan, I just operate a simple tourist business.
I'm a sergeant, and you're running a divorce mill and impersonating officers
the court.
Oh, no, no, no, no, mi coronel. Look, look, look, look. The judge and I are
members of the bar, and in good standing, I might add. But not in this
Because of you, over 700 people are still married who think they are
Mi general, is that so bad?
I mean, divorce is...
It's for the hard -hearted.
What are you two doing back here? We're still looking for wherever it is you've
got Odell Mitchell stashed. What?
Look, pal, we also know you've got Weston. He's a friend of ours. Who? The
American your other officers arrested in the hotel room last night.
He's not here. We know he's not here. Where is he? If he's not here, it's
because you've transferred him to one of your other facilities.
Which one?
The last person to transfer was yesterday.
To five different facilities. The next one won't be for a week.
Sorry, I'm afraid you'll need an appointment.
I can't let you go in there.
All right, the scam's over. Your last victim's an American police lieutenant.
Can I help you?
Yeah, where is he?
Where's who?
Dearborn, the American consul.
I'm Dearborn.
Okay, the other American consul. There is no other American consul. Yeah, there
is. We had a meeting with him in his office, and right now he's got a friend
ours locked up somewhere.
There must be some mistake.
That's me with the president at a State Department dinner.
Second row from the back.
The guy with the hat.
Are you sure you're in the right office?
Yeah, we're in the right office. We sat right here and he busted up chairs. We
talked about deficits and budget cutbacks.
And Odell Mitchell.
A missing American.
When was this?
Thursday noon.
I was at a lunch with the Minister of Tourism.
The meeting took most of the afternoon.
How well do you know your secretary?
Hi, it's me.
Those two guys, those two investigators looking for Mitchell, they were back.
They saw the real consul.
No, that's not all.
That guy you grabbed last night is a lieutenant in the San Diego police.
Believe me, things would go much easier if you cooperate.
I'll cooperate when I talk to the American Council.
You have the right to tell me what I want to know or you have the right to
suffer pain.
Maybe I'll talk. Let me think about it.
Maybe you'll explain why a San Diego police lieutenant has identification
calling himself a financial consultant.
Yes.
We know.
I'm not telling you anything.
Go. See if you can persuade the lieutenant to be more cooperative.
Have no fear. Raul is here.
Two revolvers. That's all.
All right.
What is this, a joke?
What? These things are rusted clear through.
Did you get these at the bottom of a well? Rusted? What are you talking
They're new.
Well, almost.
It's just that the salt there rots everything down here.
It's amazing how fast a girl can get packed when she has to.
All right, Raul.
Get out. You go to the police.
Bring Tim to that room. We know where you're heading out.
He's our man.
Want to bet any words with the bank?
We can catch up with her later.
Looks like the council's got one more going on this afternoon.
Too bad. You'll just have to die a hero.
Been over 30 miles. Where's he taking us? Tierra del Fuego?
Don't just stand there.
Get the keys. We're getting the hell out of here.
In here.
With this uniform, I may make it to the front gate.
Not a chance.
It's too late to back out now.
You hide here as best you can.
I'll bring back help.
Okay, Temple, you're on.
So it looks like our latest guest won't be going home after all. I want to talk
to the American police.
We must find out what he knows, and who else knows it.
Then you can do whatever you want with him.
Never know when the right man's gonna come along. Can you help me? It's...
You don't speak English? My car. Auto.
I don't know what's wrong.
You go get help.
Bring back as many people as you possibly can.
Winston and Mitchell are gone.
Go get everyone out here. They can't be hard to find.
What are you two doing here?
Came to save you.
Wonderful. Now who's going to save you? You.
Where's Mitchell?
Tell you what, you make it for the go. Ready?
One, two, go!
O'Dell Mitchell.
Meet A .J. and Rick Simon. How you doing, O'Dell? Nice to meet you, O'Dell.
They're here to save us.
How long can you hold them off?
I've got one in the chamber.
I've got three left.
Not long.
Look, the next time you guys suggest a vacation, why don't you pick somewhere
safe like Lebanon?
He said some ammo.
Ammo? There's a tent full of ammunition behind the shed where they kept us.
Okay, you guys cover me. I'll go get it. No, I'll go. No, no, no. I'll just pop
over there. Get it. Rick, damn it.
All right.
Feet apart.
Hands up.
Beautiful ceremony I ever heard.
I know.
Oh, thank you.
Hey, you know, you really didn't have to get married again.
But, uh, I'm not really a minister.
I promise, honey. Hey, you know, I just want you to know, I thought you made a
lovely couple. Tails!
Okay, you get to tell our barbecue buddies not really divorced.
All right, you get to tell 372 other lucky couples.
Think we'll ever get to use these again?
I don't know. It depends on how hard you try.
Oh, by the way, in all the excitement, you probably didn't get a chance to
about this, but I also have honeymoon packages.
Heart -shaped tubs, waterbeds, the works.
All right, well, I would like to propose a toast.
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