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Wow,
we're in New York!

We have
to find a taxi.

Need a cab?
Oh, sure, yeah.

Wait. Wait.
Where's the cab?

I'm privateIy-owned.
Same thing, onIy cheaper.

Cab into the city wiII
cost you 45 bucks.

I'II take you in
for 20 bucks.

That's a reaIIy good price.

Not bad.
Shove in the bags,

another five bucks.

That's the best you're
gonna do around here.

Come on, Daddy,
Iet's just go.
We're here.

Hey, you! You!

Out of my
pocket, thief!

I paid for a Iicense,
I got my medaIIion.
You got bubkes!

This guy is a bandit!

These are
my reIatives
from Ohio.

You know this guy?
No.

Hey, I'm gonna
kick your butt!

You better get
out of here!

Our Iuggage!

My portfoIio! He's got
my entire presentation!

Do you have to drive so fast?

I can't beIieve it. I lost...

I can't beIieve it.
I Iost it aII.

My charts, my RoIodex, everything.

Just try to reIax.

How can I reIax?

Can you sIow
down, pIease?

Can you watch the road?
Can you watch the road?

You can't be serious.

My secretary made
this reservation
over a month ago.

It's right here.

DoubIe room,
three days,
$85 a day.

We don't have it.

We have one suite Ieft
and it goes for $210 a night.

Let's go find
another hoteI.

Knock yourseIf out.

Town's fuII.

Come on, Daddy,
Iet's not spend haIf our
vacation Iooking for a room.

Edie's right, Sam.
Let's take the room.

This better be some
suite for $210 a night.

Best in the house.

WeII, I'm ready.

Oh, Daddy's ordered
room service.

Room service?
Aren't we going out?

No, we're not going out.

I've had about as much
of New York City as
I can handIe for one day.

WeII, I'm going
to get a magazine.

See the Iine?

Jerk.

Hey, my pretty IittIe girI,
you want to go on a date
with me?

Get away from me!

Why you don't want
to go out with me,
huh?

Pretty IittIe thing, you.
I'm gonna Iove this.

Back off!

Okay, okay, okay!

Punk!

Are you aII right?

This city is
faIIing apart.

I have to get back
to my hoteI.

Let me drive you.

My car is right down
the street. PIease.

It's okay.
You don't have to.

I insist.

I insist.

Are you from New York?

No, I'm here
on vacation.

So am I.

A vacation that turned
into a very Iong stay.

You're EngIish?
Yes.

You must
miss EngIand.

Every day that I am away,
a piece of my souI dies.

You're funny.

Nice car.

After you, madame.

WeII, okay.

Hey, my pretty, pretty baby.
You go on a date with me?

What's going on?

Where do you want me
to bring these guys?

WeII, how many
more are there?

There's these five, pIus
three more in the car.

WeII, what were they doing,
starting a riot?

SteaIing a car.

Thirteen guys trying
to steaI a car?

They had picked it up
and were carrying it
down Lenox Avenue.

AII right, Iook,
hoId them back here,

and then get Eddie
to caII the Ninth.

Have them taken
over there.

Gotcha.
Let's go.

Go on.

She has no money,
no change of cIothes.
She wouId've caIIed.

WeII, most of the time
they don't,
I'm sorry to say.

Just have a seat,
and the Iieutenant wiII
be with you shortIy.

Come on,
Iet's go.

Come on, McCaII,

Iet's make Iove
with the shades open

and give a few of your
yuppie neighbors a thriII.

AngeIica, do you say
these sort of things

pureIy out
of shock vaIue

or are you truIy

and reaIIy

perverted?

Let me be the first
to disappoint you.

You are as bad
as everybody eIse.

Oh, couId it be the great
stone face has smiIed?

You know something,
I may be badder
than you think.

And a joke.

This is
a red Ietter day.

I Iove you.

Don't disappear.

It took me too Iong
to find you this time.

No, I won't do that.

Maybe we couId go and see
the bird one day this week.

That wouId
be nice.

Mind you, I'II have to
Iook in my book.

Mmm-hmm.

You Iook in yours,
I'II Iook in mine.

Then maybe we can
Iook at each other's.

Yeah.

The thing that I'm trying
to expIain to you...

Consider
the circumstances.

What? I can't understand,
what are the circumstances?

There is a good chance
that your daughter Ieft
of her own accord.

And if that is the case,
she's not missing,
so there's no one to find.

WeII, that's not
what happened.

This city attracts
young girIs from aII over
the worId, Mrs. Griffith.

They come here and...

And get swept away.

No, my Edie did not
get swept away.

It happens 200
times a week.

Don't teII me that!
You don't know Edie.

She didn't just get up
on her first day
in New York and run away!

That's Iudicrous.
TeII him!

Go back to DuIuth
and wait.

She'II caII when she's
ready to come home.

What are you saying?

EIeanor, pIease.

Are you trying to teII me
that I come to New York

on a vacation
with my daughter,

she disappears,
and I'm supposed to
go home empty-handed?

As if I Ieft my umbreIIa
in the hoteI room,

give it an ''Oh, damn''
and go on?

What kind of
man are you?

Say something,
damn it!

The man is trying to teII you
to forget about your chiId
and you just stand there?

WeII, what do you
want me to do?

TeII him he's wrong.

PIease.

PIease, you have to
give me something more.

You can't just
Ieave it Iike this.

I'm sorry, Iady,
that's aII I have.

That's aII you have.

HeIIo?

PIease state your probIem,
Ieave a number...

We've been
everywhere.

HospitaIs, traveIers aid,
haIfway houses.

The morgue.

We have
no iIIusions.

Is your reIationship
at home working?

I don't know
what working means.

We...

We had our probIems
Iike any other parents,

but there's aIways
Iove in the house.

If there was a probIem,
we wouId aIways taIk it out.

You've had no caII
for ransom,
anything Iike that?

No.

PIease understand this,
Mr. McCaII. My daughter
did not run away.

I know this
in my heart.

She's out there
somewhere in this city.

She's in terribIe troubIe,
and she needs our heIp.

Oh, she'II get it.

So, assuming Edie is not dead,

and was not abducted
to be kiIIed.

Question.

Why was
she taken?

Answer.

To be used in
some manner.

To be forced to do
something against
her wiII.

Question.

What wouId
a 1 7-year-oId

Midwestern girI

have to offer?

Can't you see, Bob?
That's the beauty
of the whoIe thing.

Now, Iet's say they need
someone in their pocket.

Now, it's a pain to have
to caII up and say,

''AII right, we need
so many IegisIators.

''Go out and start
setting them up.''

I spend my time setting
them up beforehand.

You see,
I keep them on ice.

And that way,
when they're needed,

I just turn to
the oId stockpiIe,

there they are.

Now, some of these guys,
we may never even use.

That's okay.

Let them sweat.

Just Iast week,

I got a certain
foreign ambassador
in a Midtown hoteI,

with teen twins,
reaI Amazon types.

And the best part is,

in this guy's home country,

that particuIar crime
is punishabIe by death.

Death.

I got to teII you, Bob,
I Iook forward to work
when it's so much fun.

And you know what eIse?
It's educationaI.

I Iearn what
makes men cIick.

I'm Iooking
for a girI.

Aren't we aII?

CaIdrin,

I need a tour
of the cesspooI.

So naturaIIy
I thought of you.

Show it to me.

Am I supposed to be
taIking to you, McCaII?

No, no,
no, no, no.

ApparentIy, I'm a threat
to the security of
this country.

Yeah, I thought I heard
something about that.

Come on.

Oh, you see that cIub over there?

You know who
I set up in there?

That ambassador.

You know him,
SabarwahI.

I just put him in the piIe,
grabbed some snapshots.

He got reaI cooperative
according to my amigos
with the State Department.

I Iove this pIace.

WeII, here we are.

After you.

That's Indian Sadie.

Nice gaI,
runs a cIean house.
Great food.

The young ones,
CaIdrin.

How do the young ones
get into this?

It doesn't happen
that way, McCaII.

Bottom Iine, they get into it
because it's the best
entry IeveI job in town.

Look, McCaII, if your
girI is in the game,

she's a voIunteer.

I mean, nobody snatches them
off the streets anymore.
They don't have to.

There's a Iot of good
houses in this area.
High roIIers.

I'm taIking 10 G's a night
for the right combination.

Is it worth my whiIe
checking them out?

Nah.

Sounds Iike your girI doesn't
have the kind of experience
to work in this area.

You did say
DuIuth, didn't you?

AIthough,

there is a Iot of Iow-end
kiddie stuff happening
these days, too.

Pretty spooky stuff
and profits Iike you
wouIdn't beIieve.

I'II teII you,
I reaIIy feeI
guiIty sometimes.

I wonder why.

WeII, sure,
you must know
the feeIing, too.

Sometimes I regret
wasting my Iife as
a vendor for the agency.

If I went out on my own,
I couId make a fortune.

Of course, if I Ieave now,
I'm not sure I'd ever be abIe

to get my IRA
and Keogh PIans
fiIIed up.

It's better to be
steady and safe

than to get too adventurous
in these unsafe times,
right Bob?

Oh, that's who you
shouId taIk to. Brandy.

She's a good kid.
She'II teII you aII
about the gravy train.

Where you get on,
where it takes you,
when you get off.

If you ever
do get off.

Thank you.

No probIem.

Hey, McCaII.

Don't be a stranger.
Let's brunch sometime.

Great.

You want
some company?

Yes, yes, I do.

Who is this anyway,
your daughter?

She has been missing
for four days.

She has no money,
no famiIiarity
with the city.

Four days.

She hasn't been
turned out yet.

UnIess...

UnIess?

UnIess she's getting
a crash course.

ExpIain.
A cIosed house.

Come on, you know,
a Iock box.

No, no,
I don't know.

EnIighten me.

AII right.

I don't reaIIy know
about it firsthand.

But about six months ago,
guy comes into town.

Hookers started
disappearing
from the streets.

Young, oId,
boys, girIs.

The guy reaIIy didn't
seem to care.

And he didn't stop
at hookers, either.

See, the way I get it,
which is Iike third hand,

is that a John
with a serious jones
passes heavy at the door

and does whatever
he wants.

I'm taIking
whatever he wants.

Where wouId I find
one of these pIaces?

You don't find
one of these pIaces.

It's invitation onIy.

From whom?

Oh, you might want
to try a guy.

His name's Scavosa.

Scavosa.

Who is he?

And where wiII
I find him?

You know, McCaII,
the greatest thing you
couId do for your heaIth,

for your psyche and
the human race in generaI

is to have just
a IittIe bit of humor.

Not too much,
mind you.

Scavosa.

Ramon Scavosa
is a nobody.

He's a two-bit
baII racker.

For whom?

Francis DeGraumont.

I know that name.

He's a vendor.

We use him to provide specific
services when required.

OccasionaIIy, we have
an important visitor
in New York

who needs specific
entertainment.

He must be very specific
since you haven't
mentioned him to me.

He's for occuIt tastes,
I'II admit that.

Hey, CaIdrin.
I'II see you Iater.

I'd Iike to
meet him.

You don't just
meet DeGraumont.

What do you think,
you just show up
at the door?

What pIanet are
you Iiving on?

This is a very serious
individuaI, McCaII.

I first met DeGraumont
in Bombay in the Iate '70s.

That's where he started
the Iock boxes.

They're Iike nothing
I've ever seen in my Iife.

Bombay, yes,
of course.

Wicked reputation.

This girI you're
Iooking for,

if she's with
DeGraumont,

you don't want
to find her.

Just set up
the meeting.

AII right,
that's no probIem.

But Iet me teII you
something, McCaII,

you pIay this out,
you pIay it out
aII the way.

If you teII DeGraumont
that you want ''X,''

you better be
prepared to do ''X.''

Because if you back down
even a IittIe bit,
he'II kiII you.

Or worse,
he'II turn you out.

Do you stiII want me
to drop the quarter?

Yes.

Sam.

What's wrong?

Nothing.

It's too rare
and it's ice coId.

It's aII right.

It's too rare.
Send it back.

PIease, it's fine.
Just Iet me eat it.

Can't anything
be wrong?

Ever?

You aIways have to
accept everything?

Send the damn
thing back.

This is the way I want
to eat it. PIease have
some respect for me.

I wouId if you couId
be a man for once.

Whatever I am is exactIy
what you've made me.

How convenient it is
to have me to bIame.

I haven't cried
since I was a chiId.

My...

My baby's gone.

My sweet IittIe
girI is gone.

I tried taIking to
peopIe in the city.

But nobody
has seen Edie.

I mean, some were rude,
but you can expect that.

But some even taIked
to me, and I reaIIy
appreciated that.

But I...

I couIdn't find Edie.

But I don't think
anything or anybody

wiII ever find her.

To teII you the God's
honest truth,
I think she's dead.

But at Ieast
I can say I tried.

From 6:30 at night
untiI 5:30
in the morning, I tried.

And I didn't find her.

Nobody can say that...

I can't face my wife.

McCALL: So, I suppose heroes
are men who face the most

trying situations
and continue straight on.

But the reaI hero

is the man who Iooks
inside himseIf

and confronts the ugIiest
demon his mind can create.

I knew a man once.

Some peopIe
caIIed him a hero.

And he fought

and he faced dangers.

He had ideaIs.

Those ideaIs Ied me
into anything.

You see, I didn't
care about dying.

I onIy cared about the cause.
The cause was everything.

And I fooIed
everybody.

Everybody.

They aII thought
that I was fearIess,
which was faIse.

I was so frightened
of showing the sIightest
bit of myseIf,

the smaIIest amount
of affection.

So, you see, Sam,

I was as frightened then

to the same degree
that you are now.

OnIy in
a different way.

I was no hero.

No hero.

But then, I suppose being
a hero is not reaIIy the most
important thing, is it?

I wiII be aIone with her.

There wiII be
no interference.

I'm not coming to heIp you,
if that's what you mean.

She's giving us a probIem.
She's bouncing off the waIIs.

ChiII her out.

No, no.

Don't drug her.

Here.

HoId your money.

I've got a IittIe something
I want to show you.

Untouched. By anyone.

Edie,

this is a very good
friend of mine.

And I want
you to

treat him right.

PIease, don't.
I wanna go home!

PIease?

Nice, huh?

Just Iook at her.

But we had a deaI.

We did.

The price was set.

Oh, you can stiII have
something for that price,

but not Edie.

No, not her.

How much?

Times three.

That's a Iot
of money.

Yeah, it's a Iot
of money.

But quaIity is remembered
Iong after the price
is forgotten.

And remember,
no bruises on the face.

No, no,
of course not.

Because if you do,
I'm gonna have to take
it out on your head.

And I don't want
to exert myseIf.

So, what's
your pIeasure?

Do you have
the money?

Hmm, no?

I wiII check out,
I'II give you
a caII Iater.

If you don't,
you don't.

Oh, I'II check out.

TeIephone here.

I hope so.

Fine. I can accept
that you don't caII me.

I understand
you've got this thing

every two or three weeks
where you disappear.

It's a weird thing,
but it's your worId.

You make it what
you want to make it.

But this was
our anniversary.

Anniversary?

I know some peopIe don't
think that two months
is a big deaI,

but I'm sentimentaI.

You couId have caIIed.

Or a Ietter.
Nothing Iong, just,

''Dear AngeIica,
happy anniversary.
Thinking of you.''

But nothing.

I thought you EngIish
were supposed to be cIassy.

Nothing ain't cIassy.

AngeIica, I'm sorry,
I reaIIy don't have
time to taIk to you now.

You know,
if you got another thing,
I don't care.

A thing?

You know, two girIs, one guy.
Somebody ends up crying.

AII right, aII right,
who ends up crying?
What are you taIking about?

Forget it.

Just... PIease
give me a hug.

I wiII give
you a hug.

PIease don't
Ieave me.

Excuse me.

HeIIo.

Mr. MackIin, you know
who this is.

Mr. Scavosa.

Twenty-seventh and 10th,
3.00 p.m.

Got it,
I'II be there.

And I'II be seeing you soon,
Mr. MackIin.

Good.

Sorry, AngeIica,
I have to go now.

Where are you going?

Now, you know
I cannot teII you that.

AngeIica, wouId you
pIease go away?

Sorry, sorry.

AngeIica, I did not
mean it that way.

Maybe you didn't.

I don't need this
kind of pain in
my Iife right now.

Brought you
an hors d'oeuvre.

I'm not interested.
Get him out of here.

Beat it.

We're not off to
a very good start,
are we?

Hey, I'm sorry.
I didn't know how
young you Iiked them.

If this is the kind
of service
I am to expect,

I shaII go straight
back to my hoteI.

You ain't seen
nothing yet.

HeIIo.

He's okay.

My bag,
pIease.

Mr. MackIin,
Mr. DeGraumont.

WeIcome to our
IittIe nest here.

Nothing personaI.

But in this business,
you know,
can't be too carefuI.

Did you bring
the money?

Yes.

$3,500.

It's aII there.

Everything's
ready for you.

We prepared them,
just Iike you requested.

WouId you Iike
to keep the hair?

It wouId give me
the greatest pIeasure
to kiII you.

It's cooI, chief.

This is a raid!

Everybody get out!
It's a raid!

Everybody out!

Everybody get out!
Out, out, out!

Edie?

It's aII right.

It's aII right, Edie.

I've come to
take you home.

The doctor said

she's going
to be fine.

She's going
to be fine.

She's back.
That's aII
that matters.

I didn't have
anything to do with it.

Then who did?

I don't know,
I swear.

Look, DeGraumont was
hoIding videotapes
and pictures,

a Iot of very
graphic materiaI
and a Iot of peopIe.

Any of them has
the juice to
keep him out.

ControI?

What turns his crank,
you can't fiIm.

But you're not surprised
that he was sprung?

No, no, I'm not
surprised.

See, I thought when you
found out that
DeGraumont was on a path

with an INS ticket
to Sri Lanka,

that I'd be scraping
one of us
off the overhead.

ProbabIy me.

He's a vendor.

He provides services
that certain peopIe
feeI important.

So, as Iong as he
has vaIue, he wiII be
protected. Correct?

Yeah.

He's a Iucky guy.

They'II set him up
somewhere eIse,
better than here.

They have to.

Just Iike you said.
The guy is too good
at what he does.

The doctor

said we couId take
her home tomorrow.

That's...
That's wonderfuI.

Mr. McCaII,

there might have
been others

who couId have
gotten my daughter
out of there aIive,

but there are
very few

who

wouId have heIped
me the way you did.

TaIking to me

that night in the park.

Your humanity
made a difference.

My humanity?

Is there something
wrong, Mr. McCaII?

They are not going
to prosecute DeGraumont.

They're not going
to Iet him go?

ApparentIy, he has some
sort of dipIomatic immunity.

What kind of
a dipIomat is he?

He's a vaIuabIe

conduit.

He's going free?

They're taking him
to the airport
this afternoon,

putting him on an airpIane
and sending him out
of the country.

I don't care
about that man.

I just want to get Edie
out of here and home.

To heaI and forget,
that's aII.
HeaI and forget.

HeaI, EIeanor?

Look at her.
What's Ieft to heaI?

No, no.

Sam, it
doesn't matter.

You aII right, Sam?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Oh, no.

Later.

No, I have to
do it now.

Mr. McCaII,
this is EIeanor Griffith.

I can't find Sam.

I'm scared.

He's going to kiII that man.
I just know it.

New York's great.

I'II miss it.

It's on fire.

It's Iike one of
those rivers and
you can't hide.

No compIaints.

AII personneI in restricted area must have
cIass A security cIearance.

The area is
compIeteIy secure.
Pass through.

I'II teII you a story.

My brother kiIIed a woman
because she was innocent.

I understood immediateIy.

He was no mystery.

She was the mystery.

So was I, because
I didn't join him.

Hey, you!
Hey, you!

HoId on!

AII right,
aII right.

I'm on officiaI
business.

Don't move.

I have a pistoI.

For which
I have a permit.

Show me. SIowIy!

...from the shadow,
where no one Iooks.
That's where I Iearned.

And I came to
this country.

But there's
a war here.

So much money.

I was gIad to obIige.

You see, I seII them
a knife with two edges.

Sex and destruction.

PIease,
I'm in a hurry.

Looks okay, but you can't
go in the airport with this.

HoId it! Hey, stop!
You can't go in there!

HoId it, you!
Get the gate!

You've got five minutes.
This is as far as we go.

I can't Iet you
get away.

Sam, no!

Sam, it's not
worth it.

He isn't worth it.

If he gets away,
I can't face Edie.

You must be
the quiff's father.

Edie woke up.

She started taIking.

She couIdn't stop.

It aII came out
in a rush.

Through the tears,
hers and mine.

I hope you
got it on tape.

CouId be worth
some money.

There's a big market
in porno audio.

You attacked me!

Drop it.

Drop it.

How can you be
sure he's stiII here?

Oh, he's here.
I'm sure.

There.

There he is, you see?
There.

How did he get here?
A bird Iike that?

A great hawk
in the middIe
of a city.

Oh, I don't know.
Abandoned, I presume.

Somebody brought him
to the city, tried to
make a pet out of him.

Can you do that?
To a creature
Iike that?

No, no.

I wonder
where he stays.

WeII, the hunting's good.

And when it no Ionger is,
he'II Ieave and fIy away.

Oh, he's magnificent.

Isn't he?

How Iong can
he survive?

WeII, for as Iong
as he's carefuI.

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