Original subtitles

- He's into singers.

I'm gonna tell you one more time,

you'd better get out of town

while your neck is still in once piece.

This guy's a one-man killing machine.

- He must've really hated this dress.

- I can afford you.

- I can't afford your cop girlfriend there,

and nobody can afford to see me

blow another cop away.

- Works for me.

Here are scenes from Snow Queen Part One.

You are worried, you are worried.

I got the best.

Police, everybody, stay right where you are.

- Terranova, where is he?

Where is he?

I still think we can take a run at Terranova

through this Sally LaPone we brought in.

- Well, she's not your prisoner anymore.

She's a material witness in a homicide back in New York.

- Hunter, this is Detective Molinas from New York.

- It's Jackie.

- Look, Sally, I need something from you.

I need something from you that's gonna

put me closer to Vic Terranova.

- If you know your way around the music scene,

he has goodies on his dance car.

She wandered in

off the street, bags and all, from Omaha.

- Right off the bus, huh?

- Yeah, can you believe that?

- I don't know.

- Well, Jackie, it looks like you're here

to take Sally LaPone back to New York.

- Why don't I go see my prisoner?

- Please, please, please, don't.

I'll do anything you want, I will,

anything you say, okay?

Please, anything.

- Think he was going to kill her, Hunter?

- You know, Hunter, I don't think you like me.

And to think my partner thought

you were an insensitive creep.

- See how wrong you can be about some people?

- Where the hell would she go

if she was in trouble?

- She's been putting in a lot of time

with this guy Darby Slash.

- I want what you told Hunter, that's what I want.

- Hunter? Look, man...

- Hey, you dance to Hunter's beat, gumball.

I seen it enough times to know.

This is where she is?

- Is that it?

Look, Hunter, I can cover Sally.

If you want to work this homicide,

I can cover the LaPone case.

- This is the LaPone case.

- What do you mean?

- Molinas.

Now, the conclusion of Snow Queen.

♪ I want a new drug

♪ One that won't make me sick

♪ I want a new drug

♪ One that won't hurt my head

♪ Or make my eyes too red

♪ Wondering what to do

♪ When I'm alone with you

♪ I want a new drug

♪ One that won't spill

- Champagne?

- Of course, of course.

- Anything for you?

- No, I'm fine Angie.

- Okay, great.

- I like that new outfit you bought, Omaha.

You know, that's the thing.

Every girl I meet, shopping becomes

second nature, really, don't it?

- Yeah.

So you gonna tell me?

- Yeah, I said, "in a while," didn't I?

- Tonight, we're gonna do something a little different.

We're gonna have somebody join us on stage.

Put your hands together for Dee Dee Howard.

- Yeah, all right.

- What?

- I changed my mind.

Who knows, maybe it's the outfit you bought.

Now, come on, get up there.

I want to see you in front of a live audience, go ahead.

Who knows, they might make this amateur night

a permanent thing around here.

- So what are we gonna do?

- Anything you want.

If it's on the radio, we know it.

- Hey, Vic, it's Sweet Louie.

Sally's over, going for someone else.

She needs some cash to split town.

Hey, he says if he gives her the dough,

she'll disappear and forget the score.

- Tony Boy, I don't have to talk to him.

Tell him to have some fun with her,

and then help her disappear, capiche?

- I told Darby I was holding out

to finish another deal.

- You got a deal for me, huh?

- Oh, I got a deal for you.

- You'll deal me, all right.

Wait a second, have one of these first.

♪ Meanwhile

♪ Wooden boxes right on top

♪ In our home of the grave

♪ And it's so hard

♪ Maybe too hard

♪ Meanwhile

♪ We want to run away

♪ Dancing on a blue flame

♪ Hanging from a tightrope

♪ White heat

- Hey, I don't think we're out of this one yet, Hunter.

So what do you think?

Better get a medal for this, huh, Cheech?

- I'm not looking for a pat on the back,

or a commendation here.

- Look, Hunter, excuse me, but this is a righteous bust,

for this precinct, you, and Detective Sergeant Molinas.

You know, you two guys don't make too bad a team.

Speaking of which, it's only 'cause

this all looks so good in all of our packages

that I'm not frying your kiskis for being

without your partner again.

- Let's forget about McCall.

Let's talk about the idiot I gotta chase around town.

- All right, so you say he gave you the slip.

So what does that do?

- This guy is a one-man killing machine,

and if he finds Sally LaPone before I find her,

she's gonna be on a table

with a drain at the end of it.

- Let me tell you this, and let me make it

as clear as possible.

I don't like you.

I don't like your methods.

I think you're a rule-breaker,

and I can't figure out for the life of me

what the hell makes you think

you can operate outside the regulations of this department.

- That all?

- No, that's not all.

I think your family tree stinks,

and I don't believe for one minute

that you have nothing to do with them,

and they have nothing to do with you.

I'll tell you one thing, I'm a good police officer,

a damn good one.

I don't hide from the truth,

and that's what you gotta bring me, is some truth,

not this gut instinct stuff.

Bring me some facts.

When you can do that, come back.

I'll be all ears.

- How the hell did the cops get involved?

- Vic, I don't know.

- Damn.

What are you, crazy, you jerk?

- You got some type of a problem, lady?

Yeah, I got a $600 dress with my drink all over it.

- I'm gonna tell you something,

do yourself a favor, go in the bathroom,

put some water on the stain, and some blow in your nose.

- Hey, Vic.

See how fast the stain disappears.

- It's okay, Vic.

- Get her out of here.

Come here, I'll take care of it.

I'll pay for the dress.

Chrissy, come here, let's go over here.

- Sweet Louie?

Ant?

Nicky?

All of them, Vic, they're dead.

- What about the girl?

- No word on that.

- No word? Well, get word.

I want her found, Tony, do you understand me?

Find her.

All right.

- Hey, Vic.

This might sound sort of lame,

but is there anything I can do?

- Anything you can do?

I can imagine there's a few things you can do well,

but I gotta take care of some business.

- Well, listen, Vic,

if you're upset, maybe I can help you relax.

- When I'm upset like this,

I like to stay like this.

It makes me think better, you understand?

Tony Boy will take you home.

- Oh, that's okay, I can get home by myself.

- I said Tony Boy will take you home.

Come on.

- I just gotta change, okay?

- I'll see you tomorrow.

- Thanks, Vic.

Thanks for seeing me home.

I'd offer you something, but I...

- Hey, I got everything we need right here.

- Well, I'm already wired enough as it is,

what, with Vic letting me sing tonight and everything.

- Hey, Vic's that kind of guy.

I'll bet you're that kind of chick.

- No, I'm just feet, Tony.

Yeah, well, after a little toot, you won't be.

- No, listen, I think maybe

I oughta just hit the sack, really.

- Okay, anything you want, babe.

- Tony.

Tony, come on.

- Come on Tony what?

- I'm just, I'm not into this, okay?

Hey, this isn't Disneyland, huh?

You've been here before.

Tony, look, I'm just not in the mood, all right?

- Listen, I put you in the club,

I let you audition for Vic.

That puts you in the mood, capiche?

- Tony.

Damn it, I said no.

I'm gonna tell Vic.

I swear to God, I am.

He's gonna go crazy.

- You're gonna tell Vic on Tony Boy, are you?

Well then, I'll give you something

real special to tell him about.

- I'm gonna tell him.

He's not gonna like you messing with his property.

Is that what you are, babycakes?

You're Vic's property?

- I want him.

He wants me.

He's not gonna like the fact that

you ruined this dress that he bought for me,

and he's sure not gonna like standing behind you.

- Here, get yourself a new dress.

After all, that's all we both want, right?

For Vic to be happy.

- Whoa.

- Come on in.

- Are we sure?

You know, I've been calling you all night.

I thought I'd pop in and wait for you.

Yeah, I was up real late with Terranova last night.

He sent me home with one of his guard dogs.

- Yeah, it looks it.

Yeah, a real sweetheart named Tony Boy.

Maybe he didn't like the way you were dressed.

- What do you hear about our friend from out of town?

- Molinas?

He's making all of his bones

with the people down at the department, all right.

He and I made a real man-sized bust last night

down at the marina.

Sweet Louie Lorraina's dope factory.

- Sweet Louie, he's one of Terranova's runners.

- Not anymore.

Did this go down around 2:30-ish?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, that's when he got the call.

Boy, he popped his clutch, and bad.

He sent me home with his little guard dog,

and we got to play the hucklebuck.

Yeah, Molinas is really building up

brownie points with the captain.

I predict, within 24 hours,

he's gonna have me on the airplane to New York,

and he's gonna keep this jerk here.

You know, Sally was with Sweet Louie last night.

She's gotta run out of places to hide pretty quick.

Terranova's gotta be up at bat.

How could she stay on the street

and not expect to be picked up?

- Is this all you got around here, is apple juice?

Yeah, because it's good for you,

and so is sleep, which I desperately need.

- Well, if you'd stop dressing like that,

you might get some.

- Good night, daddy.

- Oh, I understand you had to get Terranova's attention.

- It just so happens, I got his attention with my singing.

He's into singers.

- Come on, now, you don't sing.

- Okay, I don't sing.

- But wait a minute, wait a minute.

I didn't know you can sing.

- Well, there's a lot of things

you don't know about me, Hunter.

- That's one of the things I would know.

- Why would you know?

- If you could sing, I'd know about that.

- No, you wouldn't.

Now, good-bye. - Yes, I would.

You know why?

- Why? - 'Cause we're partners,

if I could sing, you'd know it.

- I know I'd know, now do me a favor, go, okay?

I gotta be up real late tonight with these guys.

I gotta be up at least to go

three out of four rounds, right?

So go.

- Sing me something.

I'm not gonna sing you anything.

Good-bye.

Bye.

- Not a bad setup for someone just off a bus.

Omaha.

- Your Tony Boy, right?

- He must've really hated this dress.

- What do we got?

- Enjoying your stay?

- Yeah, you could make it better, duchess.

So what's going on here?

I hear you two made a bust.

- You heard, huh?

Yeah, it's got anything to do with Sally LaPone?

- I thought you heard, Molinas.

- Hey, come on, Hunter.

I mean, I'm on this matter, you know?

We're in this together.

The Green Hornet and Kato got nothing on us.

Now, I got an escaped prisoner

running loose out there, partially your fault.

I'd like a little interdepartmental cooperation here.

- No way.

- All I want you to do is hold this guy over

for an extra 24 hours.

- Look, Hunter, this guy has rights

whether you know it or not.

He's got the right to call an attorney.

He's got the right to a phone call.

But if he gets hold of Terranova,

it's gonna blow my whole act.

Captain, I am on the inside.

How long have we been after Terranova?

Now, look, this is my opportunity,

and it's a real good chance to catch Sally LaPone.

- We have no reason to believe

LaPone's gonna show up at Terranova's.

Well, she's gone through every one of her friends.

She's certainly not gonna go to the police

since they tried to kill her.

- I know we don't know that.

You can stop tossing around those slanderous remarks.

We're already getting enough heat from New York

for losing that girl and blowing that homicide.

- Captain, look, if she's gonna show,

she's gonna do it real soon.

She's out there somewhere, she's alone, she's scared,

she's probably strung out.

Captain, all I'm asking is for some time to work this.

Surely, you can hold this guy until tomorrow morning.

- I don't know, this is pretty unorthodox.

Look, Captain, we're trying to help this girl,

but if you let Molinas get to her before we do,

she's gonna wind up dead.

- Hey, baby, you're out early, huh?

Hey, sweetheart, hey,

you just got on a ship to Virgin, huh?

- What planet are you from?

- I love you, baby, come on.

Hey.

Yo, baby.

I love you, baby, hey.

Come on, mama.

- Hey, honey, you couldn't even afford me.

Go home.

- 20 bucks.

- Where's the genius?

- Hey, Hunter.

- While you still can, Molinas,

why don't you get on that airplane back to New York?

- Yo, Martian Dylan, is this for real?

- I can't prove it yet,

but I know you killed Darby Slash.

- Hey, come on, Hunter, kill is a strong word.

We're talking about some full-on hophead

who accidentally shot an air bubble up his own pipe.

You also killed Scully.

- Who?

Scully, you know who the hell I'm talking about.

Oh, that licorice stick from the cab company.

No kidding?

Somebody dropped his meter for the last time, huh?

Man, you are crazy, nuts.

- You don't know what nuts is, Molinas,

until you've had me on your butt.

I'm gonna tell you one more time,

you'd better get out of town

while your neck is still in one piece,

because if you don't, I'm gonna break it for you.

- Hey, Hunter.

I got my answer for you right now.

I ain't getting on no plane for nowhere

until I find Sally LaPone.

I'm here, pal, and you got me.

- That works for me.

- Hey, you wouldn't happen to know

the Snow Queen, would you?

- You got some kind of problem, man?

- Just looking for Sally LaPone, the Snow Queen.

- I asked you if you got some kind of problem.

- No, I got no problem.

- What are you staring at, man?

- The kind of guy who should ask that.

Look, I'm just looking for Sally LaPone,

the Snow Queen, huh?

She likes to spread the toot around.

- I don't put unnatural substances in my body, man.

- No?

You just put them through it, right?

Don't play that one on me,

or I'll clean your carburetor for you.

Hey, give me a scotch, now.

- Drinking on the job, Molinas?

- I consider it a compensation.

Otherwise, I might give this whole bunch a haircut.

What are you doing here?

- Well, I thought I'd drop off

some information you might use.

United Airlines has got an 11:30 redeye leaving tonight.

Continental's got one at midnight.

They both get into New York

just in time for you to catch sunrise semester.

- You know, Hunter, I tried to do the right thing by you.

I tried to cooperate with your department.

I even gave you plenty of credit

on that drug factory we took down last night,

but now you're getting on my nerves.

- That's a coincidence.

- Where's your partner, Hunter?

You guys turned something, didn't you?

She runs it down, and you play little red caboose

and follow me around?

- Until you get on that airplane

or I find Sally LaPone.

- You're just gonna have to turn her over to me, Hunter.

She's my prisoner.

- Yeah?

Until she tells me something that

maybe changes my mind about this case.

That's what you're worried about, isn't it, Jackie?

She might shoot her mouth off.

You're afraid she might tell us

that you were gonna blow her brains out

in that lot next to the airport, weren't you?

- She can say anything she wants.

She's a cokehead.

I'm a cop.

- You're hilarious.

- Hey, I'm just going to the little boys' room, Hunter, huh?

I mean, feel free to join me again.

We always have so much fun in there together.

Come on, get the hell out of here, huh?

Now, isn't this a nasty turn of events, huh?

Ah, ah, ah, no, no, come on back.

Otherwise, you'll make me real mad,

and I'll have you take all your jewelry off,

and wash up, and then you're gonna have to

walk around like human beings,

and I know that'd kill you, right?

You ain't gonna use that thing.

You ain't got the plumbing, man.

- I don't need the plumbing.

I got the stinking badge, man.

Back off, you two.

I could blow you all away,

and just stop outside, and have a drink,

and wait 'til the blues arrive, all right?

Okay, Alice, come on.

Drop your toys in the sink, everybody.

Drop your toys in the sink.

Come on, get over there, cabbage patch.

Go, everybody.

Look in the mirror, don't look at me.

I don't want to see your ugly mug.

Come on.

All right, jets.

Hey, hey, hey, get out of here.

Fortunately for you, you come across

one of your more liberal type peace officers, huh?

You show me how much you appreciate law and order,

and maybe you'll come out of here

with both your earrings.

- What do you want, man?

You like harassing innocent people here?

Last time I came across an innocent person,

he did weekends in an electric chair.

Now, here's the way we're gonna work this, jets, all right?

I happen to be in need of a little police assistance.

Now, I know this is gonna come

as a very, very big shock to you garbage cans,

but there's a lot of unsavory characters out there.

I could use a little help in policing the area,

so in the name of all that's good,

and holy, and so I don't have to drag

your butts out in the alley

and blow you all over the sidewalk,

I hereby deputize you three jingos police officers.

You're messing with the police, you know that?

You two eightballs on the ground, move.

- He's gotta be out there somewhere.

Send somebody over to his place again,

and check out that bimbo that he was with last week,

Gina, Genie, something like that.

Yeah, right.

- Hi, Vic.

- And where the hell has he been

since you two had this little episode?

- Vic, I don't know.

I was just so scared he was gonna come back

in worse shape than he was.

He was so crazy.

He wanted me to do that cocaine.

Vic, he ruined the dress that you bought for me.

I didn't know if you wanted me...

I didn't know if I was supposed to...

Did he say where he might be going?

Goodbyes weren't exactly civil.

Look, I don't know about all of this.

I think maybe I should just go.

If something happened to your friend,

I'm sorry if I caused you any problem,

but I think I should just go.

- Whoa, just a minute.

Where are you going?

- Vic, I appreciate everything you've done for me,

and I promise you, I'll pay you back every penny.

- Slow down, Omaha.

We're all grownups here.

Tony Boy's got a little libido problem, that's all.

Look, you said you wanted to be a singer, didn't you?

- Well, yeah, but...

- But nothing.

I don't want you to worry about Tony Boy

or any of this stuff.

If you want to be a singer,

you have to worry about singing, right?

- Yeah.

- Where the hell is he?

- Sign here.

I'll be with you in a minute, doll.

- Hey, make a couple of green lights, huh?

Go up Orange.

- Tony.

- Where's Vic?

- He left.

- Where?

Come on, where'd he go?

- I guess to his place to party a little.

I think he needs to burn off a little energy.

You know he's been looking all over for you.

- He even dragged me in here

and wanted to know if you'd been by last night.

How come you don't come around much?

Vic mad 'cause you're with the new singer?

- Was she here last night?

- Yeah, yeah.

Damn it, Tony, you're hurting me.

- Where'd she go?

- She left with Vic, all right?

- What do you mean, you let him go?

- I thought that's what McCall wanted.

Sergeant Molinas said that

she wanted the guy out right away,

that it was part of a case.

I tried to get ahold of you.

Molinas said you were in the hospital.

Said McCall was undercover, so I went upstairs, checked.

I got ahold of Bernie Terwilleger,

and he confirmed that Molinas,

and you, and McCall were working on a case.

- Bernie Terwilleger.

- Hunter, take it easy.

These things happen.

- They happen all the time around here,

especially with Molinas.

- You want me to roll some black and whites?

- No, do not do that.

You'll blow our cover

if you haven't done it already.

- These guys go everywhere with you?

- Everywhere but the bed.

- Hello?

Hello?

- Listen, I'm going to Vic's.

He come by, I miss him,

you tell him to wait,

and if he's with that broad, don't let her leave, okay?

You hear me?

Tell him that.

- I heard you.

- Not a bad place, huh?

- No, Vic.

Looks like a museum.

- Yo, Vic.

- Yeah, what?

Listen, I'll be right back, all right?

Make yourself comfortable.

- Yeah.

- Where the hell have you been?

- Oh, Vic, hi.

I'm sorry.

- You're sorry, huh? - Yeah.

- I didn't know what the hell happened to you.

I got word that you got picked up at that party.

- Yeah, yeah, I did.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so what happened?

- What, nothing.

What?

- I'm asking you how you got out of jail.

They didn't have nothing on me.

I just dumped the stuff when I heard the bust going down.

It was no problem.

- Uh-huh, and I suppose they didn't ask you anything, huh?

About me?

- No.

What are you talking about?

Come on.

- I'm asking you if you dealt me

so you can get out of jail.

- No, there was nothing to deal my way out of.

Come on, I wouldn't do that.

I couldn't, you know me.

I don't know nothing.

- How come you didn't come to me

right away when you got out, huh?

What kind of trouble are you in?

- It's from back east.

It's not from here.

I didn't where to go to,

or who could help me out.

Back east where?

With who?

Do I know him.

- It was with the cops.

What kind of trouble are you in with the cops?

- It's just with this one cop.

I didn't want to get you involved.

- You...

- Look.

You seen or heard anything from Tony Boy.

- No, I haven't.

- Because Tony Boy did a quick vanish on me too.

- No, I don't...

- Maybe he's in trouble with the cops too.

- Look, I don't know nothing about Tony Boy.

I just, Victor, I'll tell you,

I just need a little money.

Come on, please?

For old time's sake?

Come on, we had some good memories.

We had some good times, didn't we?

We did.

- Memories?

- Yeah.

- Memories are for losers, baby.

Memories are because you're not doing anything

worth a damn, and you have to tell yourself

that you did something.

Vic.

- Not now.

- Hey, Vic, I gotta talk to you.

Listen, it's about Tony Boy.

- Come on, can you help me out, please?

Please?

- Nobody can help you out.

- Sally.

Sally, don't panic.

Look, I'm gonna help you, all right?

Sally, I know you're afraid of Detective Molinas.

It's all right, look, I'm gonna help you, okay?

Not Vic, not Sweet Louie, I'm going to help you, all right?

- Excuse me, where can I find Tony Boy?

- I don't deal with him anymore.

Yeah, well, that's all very well and good, ma'am,

but I still need to know where he is.

- Who the hell are you?

I'm the guy that's gonna remove your intestines

if you don't butt out.

Now, where is Tony Boy?

- It was Molinas.

It was Molinas that I saw kill Randy.

See, Randy was...

He was into a little bit of dealing.

Not a lot, but enough,

and he said that there was this cop

that was shaking down pushers,

I guess 'cause he couldn't get his share

of the big timers, so he was after some of the small timers.

Randy decided that he wasn't gonna

take any crap from this cop, you know?

So this cop came, and killed him.

I guess he just did it to make an example of him.

- Then you saw Molinas kill Randy?

- I could hear it all.

I was in the bathroom.

I looked out, and I saw the whole thing go down.

Then the gunshot.

Jesus, I screamed, I couldn't help it.

It was just a reaction, you know?

So I lock myself back in the bathroom,

and he was kicking the door down,

and I was getting my stuff,

and getting out of the bathroom window.

I didn't see this cop again

until he came here to take me back home.

But I knew I wasn't gonna get back home.

I knew that I was gonna be dead in that field.

It's the end of the white line for the Snow Queen.

- Sally.

What?

- I'm gonna help you,

but first, we gotta get out of here.

Now, you have to promise me one thing,

that you won't bolt, all right?

Now, look, I'm gonna give you

my home number and address.

If something happens, and I can't show up,

you call the seven number here, it's Sergeant Hunter.

- Great, but what's gonna happen to you?

She's going to a party.

- Vic.

- Come on.

- I tried to find you.

I ran into Sally here, she seemed so upset.

I figured I'd call her a cab.

- I have a better idea.

Let Tony Boy give her a lift.

He can drop you off on the way, Omaha.

- You got some good moves for a cop, sister.

I oughta let Tony Boy here try out your stuff

before we tune you out.

Rico, get a can of lye.

- Grab a couple of cans, pal.

All right, everybody, drop their toys.

Come on, everybody, put it down, there you go.

Come on, let me see, open your coats.

You too, Big Ben.

- Is Hunter with you?

- Oh, you wish, huh?

This is great, huh?

I got all the players.

It's too bad I got here just a little bit too late

to save any of them, huh?

All right, let's all go bury our problems.

- Hey, who are you?

Who is this guy?

- I'm the last guy on the face of this earth

you ever wanted to see.

Hey, Sally, come here, huh?

Come on, sweetheart, come here.

Come on, don't worry about it.

Come here.

Put up a pretty good chase there, Sally.

- Who is this guy?

- It's the cop from New York.

- This is the cop from New York?

Listen, we can deal.

I can afford you.

- I can't afford her, pal,

and I can't afford your cop girlfriend there,

and nobody, and I mean nobody,

can afford to see me blow another cop away.

Sorry, Terranova, you just partied with the wrong people.

That happens sometimes, you know what I mean?

Ask the Snow Queen, huh?

I've had it with talking.

Come on, let's get out of here, everybody.

Come on, come on, move out.

Come on, come on.

- Man, this is crazy.

Listen, I'm telling you, we can work a deal.

I was gonna kill these people myself.

Yeah, well, good for you, big time,

but I gotta get this done,

and I gotta make sure it gets done right this time.

Hold it, Snow Queen.

- Molinas.

Come on, Sally.

How you doing?

- I'm all right.

Sally?

- She looks like she'll be all right.

- Molinas?

- I ran out of gum.