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Are you Mr. Briggs?Ohh,
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that's me. I thought I recognized you.
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I'm Gloria Fenwick, assistant vice
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president for interstitial programming at
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The Movie Channel. I've just arrived from
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New York, and I understand there are some
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problems with the show. Are you kidding
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me? Are you really from the Movie
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Channel? Assistant vice president for
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interstitial programming?Films
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or what?Programming is the term
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we use for shows like yours. It's not
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special, it's interstitial. Well, you are
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the lady I wanna see have. Do you know
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what's happened to me? You know, first I
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come here for my 5th anniversary tribute
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show and there's nobody that shows up to
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tribute me. And then I get kicked out of
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my hotel room because nobody has a credit
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card. Can explain that we did have a VIP.
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Preserved for you. But one of our stars
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was in Las Vegas at the same time, and we
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had to use it for other purposes. Other
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purposes? Yes. We're doing an interview
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with Eric Estrada. You gave my room to
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Eric Estrada. Well, Mr. Briggs, Mr.
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Estrada is on the A list. A list? What is
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the A list? There's a major celebrity.
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And we felt that in view of your
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declining. What declining ratings?
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Forget I said that. My point is that we
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did have a room for you and would have
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been very glad to give it to you after
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Mr. Estrada left. But by then you were
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already in jail. Yeah, Yeah, I was. And
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you wouldn't send the bail money? I spent
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three days there. I can explain that.
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It's not that we were insensitive to your
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situation, but we were having budget
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meetings that week. It was hard to
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justify a $3000 expenditure when we were
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being forced to cut back on standard
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items like Robert Osborne's wardrobe.
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Also, we had a negotiation going with
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Gilbert Godfried. And what negotiation?
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Alan told you any of this negotiation
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with Gilbert Gottfried?
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We just felt that since Gilbert Godfrey
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has such enormous name identification as
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a late night movie host, we should offer
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him a place at the Movie Channel.
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You know, I just. So you took my bail
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money and you gave it to Gilbert
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Gottfried. Is that the.
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Well. I guess the answer
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to that would have to be yes. That is
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what we were doing. Alright. What? What?
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What is what are you doing here? Did they
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just send you here to torment me or what?
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Ohh. I'm here to give you the message
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from all of us at the Movie Channel that
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you have are unqualified support and our
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warmest wishes on your 5th anniversary as
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America's most as America's tallest late
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night. Great. Wonderful. Well,
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OK, what about my celebrity guests? You
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know, we were supposed to have celebrity
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guests. That's the whole reason we came
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to Las Vegas in the 1st place. Yes, that
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is another thing I need to talk to you
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about. We've had to cut back on the whole
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celebrity guest concept. In fact, I'm not
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sure we'll be able to finish out the
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month. You see, we've spent a lot of
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money. Thrills.
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Two cameras here. I think any prudent
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businessmen can see that you can't
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actually use more than one camera at a
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time, now, can you? We'll try not to be
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so extravagant in the future. Anything
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else? Yes. Are those your quarters? Yeah.
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I'm afraid I'm going to have to take
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possession of those. Allen says we need
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collateral for the bail money. You're
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taking my slot machine money also?
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String tie you're wearing. It's called a
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bolo tie. Volume.
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I also have to tell you we've made an
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executive decision about your hat. We
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feel that a cowboy hat doesn't quite fit
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the image of the Movie Channel. We're
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going for a more upscale is slicker
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concept. We'd like you to try on some
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silk shirts. While not real silk, of
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course, that would be too expensive.
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Mr. Briggs.
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Are you listening to me, Mr. Briggs?
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I hope you're gambling with your own
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money.
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Bill. Bill.
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Bingo, $250 flock. Five years in
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business. When we get $250, Harry, we're
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in deep shift. Then they think of it
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as a bad day for money. Alright, Harry,
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wake up. It's been a bad year. Business
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doesn't pick up fast. We're going to go
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out of business real quick. Are you in
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conference?Depends.
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George, how's things?
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Yeah. Yeah.
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George, I owe you one. A big
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one. What? Karen's book. A table for
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two at Francis. Now what is it?
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Wendelin is back. Ohh. Ship. No ship.
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I hope she gives us another good lead. We
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need to pull off a big one to get us out
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of the ship. They're
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all done at home. Hey, hey,
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hey, hey.
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All right.
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What do you want? You want a beer? 2
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beers and a shot of Jack please.
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There she is. Compensation
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for my services.
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She knows something I'll get it out of.
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Come on. Umm.
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Be nice. Remember you're doing this for
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the company. You make it good.
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Vinny, can we leave now?
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Umm.
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Hopefully.
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Mary, let me have a cigarette. Vinny,
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let's make this quick. I'm only in town
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for today, and you're not the only kind I
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have to meet.
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What the Hell's happened with you guys?
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What are you talking about Glendale? Ohh
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don't give me that innocent ********. The
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word on the street is that you guys are
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going down. Ohh. Is it true the company
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is going through a transition? We're
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experiencing certain financial
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difficulties but all we need is 1 big
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client and all our problems would be
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solved. Now if someone I know. To deliver
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a certain client to us, we could make
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that someone some big bucks. Funny. We've
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known each other over three years now.
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We've had a good relationship and yeah,
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we've made a few beneficial deals in our
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time. But you're asking me to deliver the
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Amarcord Corporation people to you is out
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of the question. Why not? Look, Vinny,
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are you trying to buck me out of a
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client? Are you trying to?Help me when
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I would never funk you in business.
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Name your price. Well, this is big.
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I want 20% of whatever you make.
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20% Who's ******** who? Fine. Keep 100%.
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Do you know 100% of nothing else?
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I know nothing. OK, 20% done 20%
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It is Vinny. You suck me
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on this. Have your balls for earrings.
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OK, OK.
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As you probably know, our company is
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repping Atlantic Overseas Corporation.
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What you don't know is that we're
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finishing up the final touches on a
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buyout of Americord by Atlantic Anacortes
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down to $12.00 a share. 1150 is it this
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morning. The only smart thing that Accord
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ever did was to keep the majority of the
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stock they have. Well, should I say
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Atlantic now has 260,000. The half
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million shares, that means there's
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240,000 shares out there and for every
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dollar it goes up, that means 240,000
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profits. And when the news is released,
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we expect the stock to jump to $31
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a share. God, when is the announcement?
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Next Monday? Ohh, 20% done. We're doing
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you are a *. Oh
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oh. I got to
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believe this Dodger was back-to-back. No,
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Harry. Blue Jays. Let's go. Yeah, we had
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pagers.
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Actually never heard of snowballs, Harry.
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30 minutes, maybe 30 minutes it'll be
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working. Hell, Harry, even if I'm a court
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only goes to $10 a share. That translates
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into two mil 4 because the whole $20,
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that's 4 million of you. Now what did it
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take to get this great deal? How would we
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give up 30%?30 percent, 30% Jesus
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says Christ Vinny, that makes her the
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most expensive lay in the city. Excuse
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me, what do you want? Ohh man, what do
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you think? I think I think you got 2
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problems. First of all, where do you get
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2 and a half $1,000,000 to buy the stock
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and 2nd it ain't legal. Ohh ship
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********. Look, either way you look at
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this as inside trading. You know what?
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Give me a freaking break.
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I can guarantee you they didn't make it
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by following some dumb rules. Not rules
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Vinny laws. Let's face it, you and I
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are broke. No, yes we are. No we're
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not. We have our clients portfolio dream
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selling their stock and use the money and
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when we collect on Emma cord which is
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rebuy. I'm the
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wise. We used it. Come on, Harry, do you
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want to see this company go down the
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tubes? Of what? This opportunity only
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comes once. Listen, I don't want to go to
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jail for you or anybody else. You
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understand, Carol?Hello,
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Harry. Joe,
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Beth. Do you want me to
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call security? No. Not going to have this
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going.
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So how did you get in? Ohh, I just told
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your secretary I was an old friend who
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wanted to surprise you.
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Are you surprised? Ohh, I'm surprised.
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When did you get it?You know, I studied
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computers when I was in prison. Really.
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Uh-huh. And I heard that your company had
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this program for ex cons, you know, to
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help them get back into society. Ohh,
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you're wrong. My company doesn't have any
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kind of program like that, and even if it
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did, I sure as hell wouldn't hire you.
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Don't worry, Kerry, you think I'd want to
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work for the man who testified against me?
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You know five years is 1/2 a long time to
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spend alone with your thoughts.
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It's easy to fill them up with one thing.
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Revenge. And
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one man. Yeah, pretty
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soon that man swells up and that's
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all you can think about, night and
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day.
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That, man, is the turning point of your
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existence. It's like.
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Becomes an obsession.
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I heard that Alexandra died.
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Council heard you got remarried.
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You know, it's really funny. It's in
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the past five years I lost my
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freedom and you lost a wine. That's
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enough. Get out. Come on. Come here.
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OK. You want to know why I came
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here?I came here to tell you not to be
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afraid of me. Yeah.
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Seems that in my passion I'd forgotten
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you were. Just another man, I
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said. Get the hell out of my office.
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You tried to kill me off now.
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Jesus, Harry, the last thing we need is
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some murderer hanging around. When did
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she get out? I don't know. What? She
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walking up with the questions. Alright.
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Take about an hour off to clear my head.
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Wait, what about the Amcor deal?
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We already decided didn't What about
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you?
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All right, you already know what I'm
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gonna do. I'm in it with or without you.
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What are you gonna do?
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I'm in.
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Nico, Nico, it's Terry. Yeah. Let me
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speak to Carolyn.
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Alright, tell her, tell her, tell her.
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I'm gonna be home late. Alright, thanks.
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Bye.
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