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- What's going on?
- It's called a bank robbery.

I'll be damned!

There, going into that building!

Run him down!

Tu bbs.

Okay! All right!

Come in.

No, wait.

You think this is money dye, right?

No, man, you got it all very wrong.

You jump to a very big inconclusion here.

I get it.

I bet your old lady made that for you
in batik class, right, Moreno?

No, my old lady's on the Menudo tour.

I picked this up at Calle Ocho.

What's that, huh?

It's another little accessory
you picked up along the way?

I hate to carry a wallet.
It ruins the flow of my trousers.

Hey! All right.

What kind of practical joke
are you guys pulling?

Get out of there.

I've never seen that
money in my life!

Yeah. Dear diary, what I did on my day off.

It's Moreno's fourth felony fall.

He's given up everybody he's known
since the sixth grade.

So, what else is new?

That wet rag dried up
a long time ago, Lieutenant.

Well, he said he's made a new acquaintance.

A Louis McCarthy.

Okay.

So there I was, a starter pistol in my left...

bag full of dough in my right,
in the van, ready to roll...

and the battery goes dead.

Hey, life is hard, then you die.

I can deal with that.

But then the dye bag explodes
all over me...

turning me into bad modern art.

Hey, dress for success,
look what happens to you.

All this off the money.

You know what?

You're gonna get all the soap and water
you need in the joint, Moreno.

You guys gotta give me some rhythm here.

I didn't wanna do that lousy job.

I made a mistake. I'm not perfect.

First time I heard him tell the truth.

Let's get to it here, Izzy.

Louis McCarthy!

Right, Louis McCarthy. We're like this.

We move in the same social matrix.

The dude is known
as the Tintoretto of smugglers.

Once, he got a load in
by having his mule ladies...

dress up like nuns.

He even had one of them killed
because they were holding out on him.

He tell you this himself?

I do some occasional driving for the man.

You're his chauffeur?

I moved 74 keys up
to Pittsburgh for him once.

You can't count to 74, Moreno.

This is a waste of time. Let's get out of here.

McCarthy's got a shipment
coming in this weekend.

Wants me to swing by on Monday.

He'll tell me then where to make the pickup.

On my mother's life. Let me out of here!

I'll help you.

Your preliminary's Tuesday, pal.

If it works out,
we'll have another conversation.

Let's give him three days.

Go ahead.

Has it ready now.

Looks great, Louis.

"Looks great“ is right.

All flash and no dash.

Are you talking about my boat?

The boat's okay, but the set-up's wrong.

Really?

You're using a 22 pitch prop.

Now that's very impressive in the marina.

Out there, that boat has no top end.

Now that boat is set up right.

- Yours?
- Yeah.

I see you've got yourself a hotshot driver.

He's crazy.
Wild and crazy, totally insane, but he wins.

Louis McCarthy.

But you already know that.

Yes. Yes, I do.

Richard Taylor.

Please.

Thank you.

I like your style, Mr. Taylor...

but the answer is no.

Are you sure you know the question?

Why to race?

That is why you're here, isn't it?

I'm here for a lot of reasons, Mr. McCarthy.

I have many wants, and even more needs.

As do we all.

But I did hear about
this little winner-take-all race...

and from the looks of things...

the pickings are easy.

Like taking candy from a baby.

I'm so sorry, but it's a closed race.

No ringers.

I'm surprised.
I heard you were a sporting man.

MCCARTHY: Where did you hear that?

A guy named Wilson, in Philly,
the Mole of Westchester.

They must've been talking about my daddy.
He was a sporting man.

I'm a businessman.

So am I.

If you're not doing anything,
why don't you come by Sunday...

see our little race.

It's Bimini and back.

I might do that.

- Look forward to seeing you then.
- Have a fantastic day.

Maybe you could do
some business with him, Louis.

- My eyes deceiving me?
- Nope. It was Gifford.

- Maybe we're getting somewhere.
- Maybe we should pay him a visit.

Guess who? You deserve a raise.

Hello, Giff, baby! How are you?

- Here? You have to come here?
- Why not here?

Young Giff is worried about his reputation.

As what, a financial consultant,
or as our informant?

No. His reputation as a first-class weasel
is still very much intact.

Gm, we was wondering...

how come you didn't tell us
about Louis McCarthy?

I've given you people plenty.

Four of my clients in the last six months,
all of them you've made good on.

That's why you're still
in this office, Gifford...

and not punking with the brothers
up in steel city.

You know, laundering money
can still get you a few years.

Remember, chump?

I never offered you McCarthy
because as far as he's let me see, he's clean.

Let's see the books.

$1,200 on shoes.

$2,300 on restaurants.

That's for a week. One week.

McCarthy spends more in a month
than I make in a year.

You got the IRS to buy this package?

Yes.

You're good, Gm.

And they believed that all this income
is from a men's clothing store?

A very exclusive, very expensive,
profitable men's store.

And what is this item?

That's...

Giff, you're skimming from Louis McCarthy.

I am not. That's not for me. That's for...

- Vanessa.
- Who?

That's McCarthy's girlfriend.

She runs the store for him.
That's her account.

Does Louis know about this?

How much is in that account, Gifford?

With investments...

$200,000, $250,000,
something along that order.

Tony, come here.

If everything's okay,
there's a customer upstairs.

Fix him a drink.
And show him the new cashmeres.

Fix your tie.

Mr. Taylor.

- I'm Vanessa.
- Richard.

It's so lovely of you
to fit me in on such short notice.

My associate, Sonny Burnett.

- Sonny.
- Pleasure.

Let me guess.

The closet is about the size of this store.

Roughly.

And you're in desperate need
of about three or four more sports jackets...

to fill out the back rack.

Preferably linen.

He hasn't bought anything
in about four hours.

He's starting to get dizzy.

Follow me. We'll fix you right up.

Do I detect an accent?

I'm from a place north of here.

You may have heard of it.
Manhattan.

Is that near the Hamptons?

I love to see
good clothing worn right.

What do you think?

I'm overwhelmed.

Julio.

Julio, fix Mr. Burnett here a drink.

Anything he wants.

Bourbon, Julio.

I could use a drink myself.

What do you say
the two of us get out of here?

Well, it's a little difficult just now
for me to leave.

What time does the shop close?
How about dinner?

- Tonight's impossible.
- Tomorrow?

All right. Brunch at my place.

Mr. Burnett, you're welcome to come, too.

He has other plans.

No. I love brunch.

Then it's a date.

This Mavrodaphne is sensational.

I have to import that.

You can't find any down here.

There was this one restaurant in New York
where I was able to get it.

It's a lovely, lovely wine.

Well, if it's that lovely, may I?

Lovely, lovely indeed.

- Let me give you a tour.
- Perfect.

Comfortable.

I'm so glad you could come.

You wanna let me in on this?

What?

This little scene we're playing.

I mean, you're digging on me and him...

and getting off on it?

Is this what turns you on?

Sometimes.

I hate to talk business
after such a lovely lunch.

But?

We've been left
about 30 keys short...

from a long-time supplier up north.

That's why we came down here.

Somewhere along the way,
my name just happened to come up.

I wouldn't waste your time for 30 keys.

We brought cash for 150.

I don't know you.

Is there anything we can do to change that?

References?

No.

Please...

both of you, stop by my party tonight.

McCarthy won't do
business with us.

Man's got character.

Yeah, right.

Everyone knows
he's using powerboats to bring the stuff in...

but no one knows how.

Then let's go boating.

Can you get in the race?

McCarthy is a rock.

He doesn't want us
racing with him, you know?

And if we do get in the race,
it's a $25,000 ante.

Winner take all.

You let me worry about the money.

You get in the race.

There's not an inch
of hollow space.

My hunch was that McCarthy
built in some extra compartments.

I don't see any.

- Maybe it's underneath.
- No.

These hulls are out of the water
two-thirds of the time...

plus the drag coefficient.

Okay.

Maybe I'm not a powerboat aficionado.

So he's not smuggling on this boat.
Let's get the hell out of here.

You getting anxious to see Vanessa?

What's that supposed to mean?

I see it in your eyes.

Don't go getting involved.

Are you forgetting I'm a cop?
I'm not gonna cross over the line.

From what I've been seeing
from you and Vanessa...

I got my doubts.

I'm just using her to rattle him.

Are you sure?

Look, pal, it's getting late...

and the king's got a date.

All right!

- What the simple people do.
- At a few grand a whack.

It's not polite to talk money
at one of Louis's parties.

What does one talk about
at one of Louis's parties?

Louis. How about some champagne?

- I'd love some.
- Yeah.

To new friends.

I don't know what it is,
but I have this happy feeling...

that I've known both of you for a long time.

I like that.

Tell me, does Louis
always lay it out this grand...

every time he entertains?

He's cut back considerably.
He's down to one band.

Vanessa.

- Dale.
- You look delicious, as usual.

Thank you. Dale Gifford,
this is Richard Taylor...

and this is Sonny Burnett.

Yes, we've met. How do you do?

Pleasure.

May I borrow you for a dance?

Sure. The drinks are here.
Louis is in the back holding court.

I'll see you soon.

Come here. I wanna talk to you.

Look who made the guest list.

Busy Izzy.

McCarthy probably keeps him around
to offend his friends.

MCCARTHY: Remember Manny?
Manny Rojas?

MCCARTHY: Tall, kind of handsome,
very, very double-knit.

Little like an insurance salesman.

Actually, Manny owned a chain
of jewellery stores throughout Dade County.

Manny always wanted to be exciting,
so he got into racing.

MCCARTHY: Laid out $100,000 for a boat...

found a crew from who-knows-where,
somewhere in South Podunk...

and bought into our very first race,
Bimini and back.

The race starts...

and Manny's guys take off.

I mean, take off!

They never came back!

$100 DOG-worth of Manny's boat.

Despite Manny's assertions that it got
sucked up in the Bermuda Triangle...

the Coast Guard came up with it
two years later in Galveston...

completely stripped.

Game.

I didn't even get a shot.

- MCCARTHY: Glad you could make it.
- Thank you.

This another one
of your high-stakes enterprises?

As high as you want to take it, man.

Really?

How about that race of yours tomorrow?

I want in.

And if you lose?

I have a Ferrari parked outside.

I can win a ride in his Ferrari?

No, you can win a ride in your Ferrari.

I'm the host.

I'll break.

You obviously had a wasted youth.

I won a free lunch every now and then.

Well, if you'll excuse me, I think I'll go...

hunt up a low-mileage pit woofie,
maybe a crew for me tonight.

Remember, we're racing tomorrow.

That's wonderful.

Would you like to dance?

- Let's dance.
- Let's dance.

Crockett.

Get out of here.

- I gotta talk to you.
- Zip it, Moreno. You don't know me.

- No, you don't understand.
- Go.

MCCARTHY: Mr. Taylor.

Are you trying to get over with my woman?

Maybe.

It's Gifford.

Somebody call the police! Immediately!

What was Gifford doing
to get himself killed?

He was a snitch and a thief.
And he went to Yale.

McCarthy had all kinds of reasons.
One: Gifford was an informant.

And two: He was putting
the make on McCarthy's old lady.

Vanessa and Gifford?

No way. You must be crazy.

Come on, man.

How do you think she got Gifford
to fatten her private bank account?

- By saying pretty please?
- Maybe.

You getting twisted by this lady, Tubbs?

Hey, man, you got any other way
of seeing things except cynical?

I just call them the way I see them, pal.

Gifford was hit with a single .25 calibre
hollow point in the back of the head.

Left-hand twist rifling.

A Beretta?

How does this affect your cover?

We think we're still pretty secure.

McCarthy expects us in his race tomorrow.

Yeah, you're looking at Miami Fats here.

- How we doing on the money?
- We're not.

Downtown doesn't have enough confidence
in your racing abilities, Sonny.

That hurts.

Why don't you guys
give Gina and Trudy a visit?

- Maybe they'll give you the money.
- Why?

They're bringing down...

a moonlighting college professor
on a one-key deal.

- I like this man's style.
- Yeah!

- See you later, Lieutenant.
- Yeah.

What do you think? Does it show?

What, the extra five pounds?

No, you're fine.

- Refreshments?
- What the hell are you doing here?

We got a deal going down in five minutes.

It never hurts to have extra backup.

We have plenty of backup, Crockett.
Now, get out of here.

Now look, I'm just a fellow officer
concerned for your well-being.

Enjoy.

You want exotic? You got it.

I wonder how much it would cost
to join a club like this?

It's going down any minute.

Where is Zito? I haven't seen him yet.

He told Castillo he could swim.

Man, we should never
have put him on the beach.

He could blind someone.

You think you had a crazy,
unbelievable day?

I wound up saving three lives that day.

I didn't see you here on Monday.

Wait, did I say Monday? I meant Sunday.

Sunday, early in the morning.

I was the one on the high school swim team.

Game time.

Hi, there!

- It's snowing in Miami.
- Yeah!

This stuff here is guaranteed
to keep your tamale wagging.

I'm gonna make it a requirement
in my Philosophy 101 class.

That's better than reading Sartre.

Pump that into you, and you know
the true meaning of being and nothingness.

You two aren't gonna have any problem
passing my class this semester.

Trudy, this beats erasing blackboards, huh?

Well, where's the cash?

I don't know
how to break this to you, Professor.

- Not a problem with the money?
- No.

You're under arrest.

Hey, man, you watch out.

Take over for me, will you, Heather?

- Cuff him, Switek.
- Get up here!

- Give me that bag.
- Nice work, ladies.

Very nice.

Hey, you all look beat.

Why don't you take
the rest of the afternoon off...

and we'll tie this up for you.

What's up, Crockett?

All right. Look, we need
a little good-faith money on short notice.

I'll have it back in the office
in a couple of hours.

Come on. Trust me.

I'm responsible for this money, Crockett.

My salary for the next 10 years
might cover it.

I know that.

Just make sure you get it back.

Thanks. I'll take care of everything.

Later.

Now all we gotta do is win the race, champ.

Got that covered.

I had Sammy pick up a turbo that'll fit
the bill perfectly.

Should give us another 20 knots.

You think he'll be able
to have it together by race time?

I'm betting $25,000 on it.

There's the hero!

You see them?

I don't see anything.

All right, now, the race
will begin with a flying start.

Anyone crossing the line early
by so much as an inch...

will have to circle back and start again.

Where's the number five entry?

Start without them.

All right, gentlemen, ready?

Boats ready?

Hey, he can move faster than that.

Why is he giving this race away?

He's not there! He disappeared.

He's not there because he's there!

He didn't pass us.

How the hell did he get out in front?

Two boats. Two identical boats.

Two number sixes.

- The dope is in that one.
- It's gotta be.

And Louis himself McCarthy is driving.

Then somebody else was driving
that boat on the way out.

Hey, Castillo, this is Tubbs.

Yeah?

They've got it! It's on the boat!

Thank you, Tubbs. They got it.

We got these suckers. Let's win the race.

Watch this. We got $25,000 on the line.

Hit it, Zito.

Come on!

Come on! We're doing it!

Come on! Let's go!

I thought you were a good pool player,
but this was embarrassing.

Just not your lucky day.

Next time.

The drugs are on that boat.
Seize it.

All right, stand back.

Two goblets. You were expecting me.

Crockett!

What the hell... Get out of here, weasel!

We'll talk about your plea bargain
in the morning.

Do I look worried?

I just handed you
the biggest smuggler in Dade County.

But that's not the reason
I came by on my day off.

Tomorrow, Moreno. Tomorrow.

No, I think you wanna talk
to the DA. tonight...

when you see what I got.

This is the gun that killed
the accountant Gifford.

I saw her do it, man.

They were arguing
because she wouldn't see him anymore.

He threatened to go see McCarthy.

I didn't hear the rest.

Where to?

Beretta, left-hand twist.

Two rounds fired.

It's the gun that killed Gifford.
Just got confirmation from the lab.

He found it last night at the party.

Fragments of palm and thumbprints.
Says it's Vanessa's.

Where is she, upstairs?

I'll do it.

Your gun, Vanessa.

I'm a cop.

We gotta take you in.

You can't do it.

Yes, I can.

I've got to.