Original subtitles

(BELLS)

(Giuseppe) Tire pressure checked, water and oil all right.

A nice clean on the glass.

That's 3,000 accurate, sir.

There.

Thank you so much.

(HORN)

(Joseph) Come on, please.

(with Roman accent) Hey, what are you doing?

(with Viterbo accent) The gentleman was looking for you in Calcata,

he did not know where I was and I accompanied him.

- Who is? - This is Giuseppe.

(with English accent) Can I come in?

- You can come in, take a seat. - Thanks.

Who is?

He's an American, I think a policeman, he says he has to question you.

- What have you done? - What did I do? Nothing.

He says it's serious, important, if you need a testimony I'm ready.

Testimony of what?

What do you want, please?

Well, my name is John Collins

and I've been sent to you from the American Embassy here.

(John) We want to ask you a few questions. What's your full name, please?

- Giuseppe Marossi. - Where's born?

In Calcata, on June 15, 1930.

- Dad and mom? - It was Lando and it was Maria Peroni.

Why does it say "was"? Are your parents dead?

- Yes, Mom died ten years ago. - What about your father?

Huh? Dad died 30 years ago, I think.

Why does he say "I believe"? Not sure he's dead?

No, sir.

Dad disappeared 30 years ago and never showed up again.

- (John) Yes? - That's right, I can testify.

- Keep quiet, you. - Keep it quiet, e sta' zitto, no?

One who does not show up for 30 years means that he is dead.

No, Mr. Marossi, your father is not dead.

His father is alive and in excellent health.

Yes, sir.

Not happy?

- I am not happy? - Aren't you happy?

I'm happy, but where is dad?

He is in America and she will join him tomorrow in New York.

In America? And how do I do this?

- Do you have a passport? - Yes, sir.

I did it last year, I accompanied Aurelio to Lourdes.

Have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?

Sir, I am sincere.

I have only one friend in life, and that's him. He is a communist.

- Aurelio, I'll tell you. - And tell him, are you ashamed?

Well, sir, in my spare time I am also a painter.

To please Aurelio I painted the Communist Party headquarters in Calcata.

It has only one window.

- What did the fresco represent? - Garibaldi on horseback with dying Anita.

You have been very loyal to me, Mr. Marossi.

Thank you.

So, everything is already prepared, ticket, visa.

He'll do the vaccinations at the airport.

(John) He will be picked up on arrival by a helicopter

and will descend on the terrace of the American Television ASA Corporation Building.

Did you understand? What is it?

It is the television studio where he will meet his father.

Do I meet him on television? Because?

Because the meeting will be seen by 30 million American viewers.

30 million? But what do they care?

Don't say that, Giuseppe, you don't know, you don't know America.

- Excuse me, sir. - May I use the telephone?

- Please, at your disposal. - Thank you.

Yes, I'd like to speak to Alice, thanks a lot.

- (John) Yes. - Aurelio.

But am I dreaming?

No, Giuseppe, it's really true, you have found your father.

I found dad.

- What are we doing? You have to pack. - I'll take care of it, Giuseppe, what are you wearing?

The dress the good one, I have the blue dress with the same shoes.

They are ugly but in America they are fine, also wear a trench coat.

This is my gift to you, it's cold in America, there's always snow.

- The beret! And you? - I don't need it, Giuseppe.

I've been thinking about it for a long time, I grow my hair.

- All done. - (Giuseppe) Yes? Thank you very much.

Ah, you do speak English, Giuseppe.

- Just a little, about my job, sir. - Bravo, very good.

Thank you.

to take her to the airport.

Yes, sir.

Goodbye, Joseph. Have a good trip, say hello to my dad.

- Yes. - Goodbye, best wishes and good luck.

What do you want me to tell you? You are so good and generous.

Thank you very much.

Long live America!

(HORN)

Aurelio, can you imagine it? Today I'm here and tomorrow in America!

(NOT AUDIBLE VOICES)

- (Uomo) Mike, the helicopter is landing. - (Mike) Ok.

(Uomo 2, TV) Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,

the ASA American Television Corporation proudly presents "Great meetings"!

- Ahi! - (Donna) Good luck.

Thank you very much.

- Joseph? - Giuseppe Marossi.

- Come on. - Where is it?

Has he arrived?

- (Mike) Yes. - (Uomo) Giuseppe is here!

- Joseph! - Hey.

- Bye.

- Pope? Where is it? - (Woman) Come on!

- Hey! - Come on, Giuseppe.

- Dove? - Hurry up, don't worry!

- Make up, this is Giuseppe, come on. - Quick.

- That? - (Woman 2) Hurry up.

- Sit down. - Dove?

- (Donna 2) Don't worry. - Eccomi.

- (Donna 2) Come on, quick. - (Donna 3) Ok.

- (Woman 2) Hurry! - Which is?

- (Donna 2) Come on! - Quick!

- (Donna 2) We don't have much time! - (Donna 3) Hurry up!

- (Donna 3) Don't move! - (Donna 2) Come on!

- (Woman 2) Quick! - Yup.

- (Donna 2) Faster! - Ahi!

- Be still! - Come on.

- Ouch, the eye! - (Woman 3) Look up.

- (Donna 2) Hurry up. - Ahi!

- Come on! - What are you doing?

(Man, speaker) Where is Giuseppe? Has he arrived?

Hey.

(Uomo, altoparlante) This is your producer, is Giuseppe ready?

Yes, mister, Giuseppe is ready. Hurry up with those hats!

(Uomo, altoparlante) What is he dressed as?

- (Woman) Harlequin? - (Male) No.

- (Woman) Carabiniere? - (Male) No.

- (Woman) Bersagliere? - (Male) No.

- (Woman) Leader? - (Man) Yes, ok.

(Woman) Leader!

Well, ladies and gentlemen, here he is, Giuseppe Marossi.

Come on, Giuseppe.

- Happy to have you here. - Thank you.

Mister Marossi, may I call you Giuseppe?

Because? It's my name.

- Ok, I'll call you Giuseppe. - Does Giuseppe make you laugh?

Tell me, Giuseppe, do you know why you are here,

on this television program?

I don't know, I think, I hope to see my father.

- It's right. - Yes, but why on television?

- Why on the television? - Why?

Because 30 million Americans

want to share this great emotional experience with you, Giuseppe...

(Joseph) Marossi.

Tell me, Giuseppe, how many years has it been

since you saw your beloved father?

Since when? Since when have I not seen dad? It's been 30 years.

- 30 long years. - 30 years, long years.

- 30 long years. - Yes.

I was a baby, I was bambino.

- I didn't understand nothing. - Ah.

I haven't seen him since.

- Your father disappeared. - Yes.

Tell me why did your father disappear, Giuseppe.

How did it disappear?

One day he said to my mom:

"Maria, throw the spaghetti, I'm going to get the newspaper."

(LAUGHTER) He's gone since then.

- I see. - Yes.

- Your father. - Father.

- He went out for a newspaper. - Newspaper.

- And he disappeared. - Disappeared.

Tell, at that time what business was your father in?

Business? Job? My dad has never worked.

He was an inventor.

- Your father was an inventor. - An inventor.

Who backed him in this venture?

- My mother. - Who put up the money for his...

- Who financed it? - Your mother?

My mother.

She's the one who always gave dad money. (LAUGHS)

- Ok, don't cry yet. - Why mamma mia ...

Mom is dead, you know.

That's why I feel like crying.

- Oh. - Mamma mia was so good.

When they got on her nerves, do you know what daddy did?

He took the mandolin and began to play.

- Your father played the mandolin. - Mandolino.

- For his mother. - My mother.

Mamma mia laughed when she saw dad playing the mandolin.

Your father entertained your mother by playing the mandolin.

The mandolin.

Well, Giuseppe, your father is in America,

he is alive and he is an American citizen.

- My dad? - That is right.

- American citizen? - Your father.

- And also me, I am American. - Yes.

If my father is an American citizen also me.

I'm sure that this program is going to arrange that too.

Thank you.

Right now, the moment we've been waiting for.

The reunion of this Italian man with his father.

We're going to reunite...

(DRUMROLL)

Lando Marossi!

(APPLAUSE)

- Pope! - Joseph!

My son!

- Joseph! - Pope!

- Where are you? - Papà!

- Joseph! - Pope!

- Oh, Dio, who are you? - Giuseppe!

- Pope! - Good.

- Oh! - Oh, God, what is it?

Dad, what are you doing? Pope!

- Dad is sick! - Ah!

He's passed out, he's sick. (LAUGHS)

- Dad, what have you got? - Ah!

- Papà! - I don't feel well.

Help, help me! He's passed out, he's sick!

- (together) Hi. - (Man, TV) Come on in.

Let's go to Italy! Let's have spaghetti!

(Donna, TV) Great!

(Uomo 2, TV) Yes, it's great to eat Buitoni spaghetti!

Buitoni spaghetti!

- Pope! - Okay.

- Good boy. - Wait up.

- Are you feeling better? - After.

- What is it? - The break, there is trade.

That...

(Uomo 3) Go with the left, that's it.

- (Man 4) Okay. - (Male 3) Further forward.

(VOICES)

(Man 2, TV) Italian flavor, Italian taste!

What are we doing?

- Dad, do you want to cheer yourself up? - No, not now, later.

- Do you want me to get you up? Are you feeling better? - Don't talk after.

- They signal them. - After?

Spaghetti is fun!

(Man 2, Tv) Buy Buitoni! Real Italian spaghetti.

- Which is? - Let's go on the air.

- (Giuseppe) Ok. - Five, four, three, two, one.

- Ah! - Pope!

(LAUGHTER) Dad feels bad!

- Joseph! - What are you doing?

- My pills! - Dove?

The pills in my pocket, ah!

- Is it the pills? - Yes, give them to me.

- Give me one. - Sì.

(LAUGHS)

Here, dad.

- Would you like some water? - Give me the tube.

- Yes. - Pick me up.

Its.

Hey there! (LAUGHS)

With only one pill I feel born again.

(LAUGHTER) Did you play a joke on me?

- "Aho". - "Aho".

- Pope. - Welcome to America, Giuseppe.

- "May you be", you scared me. - Let's sit down.

(Joseph) Finally!

If you only knew how much I've been looking for you over the years.

I also started the State Department.

There was no need, it was enough to write to Calcata.

How easy you make it.

- Are you a gondolier? - What gondolier?

They dressed me here, they tried on all the hats on me.

- What do you do? - The gas station attendant.

I work in a petrol pump in Rome.

And your mother? The light of my eyes?

Dad, what are you saying? Mom is dead.

(Uomo 3) Stand-by.

- Mister Marossi.

Yup.

- So good to see this great moment. - Levati.

It's happening right here, in the United States.

Tell me, what are your plans for the future?

- I will keep him in America for ever. - You will keep him in America forever.

- Let's hear an applause. - Sono contento.

That's marvelous.

- Am I staying with you in America? - Yes, yes.

- Forever? - Forever.

- (Lando) Thank you. - (Giuseppe) Thank you.

Thank you, America. (RISATE)

- Where will you live? - Senti.

Well, in my villa on the Mississippi river.

- In a villa on the Mississippi river. - Il Mississippi!

- In my mansion on the Mississippi. - Yes, I understand.

- Just fantastic. - Which is mine is yours.

Everything that is this proud father's he will give to his son.

- What's mine is yours. - Thanks.

- Bye-bye. - Thank you.

- (Giuseppe) Thank you. - Alright.

Giuseppe, we have a surprise for you, a true American tradition.

- These keys. - What is it, dad?

- Do not ask! - It's a key!

These keys are the answer to happiness to you, right over there.

- It's a car. - It's yours, go.

(together) Welcome to America, Giuseppe.

- Right over there. - Papà!

- Vai! - Go get it, it's yours.

- (insieme) This is your car, Giuseppe. - (Giuseppe) Hi! My car?

Beautiful!

(LAUGHS)

- Goodbye, Giuseppe. - Bye!

- Get it, it's yours. - Beautiful.

(LAUGHTER) Fantastic, dad!

Great, you are all so good and kind.

Beautiful car.

Thank you.

The flowers! Papà!

- (Host) Yes, sir. - Pope!

All for me, all for Giuseppe.

- Is the car mine too? - Yes, it's yours.

- Do the girls give me too? - In America there are as many as you want.

(LAUGHS)

- Say thank you. - Thank you, dad.

Thank you, America, you are all so kind and generous.

Thank you, America.

Thank you, America!

- Thank you, America! - Dai.

- America says: "Welcome, Giuseppe." - Thank you!

- Ladies and gentlemen. - Thank you, America.

True emotion, bringing a father and a son together.

- Joseph. - Pope.

- Do you like the car? - Wonderful.

What about the $ 10,000?

I've never seen so much money all together.

- You are happy? - Am I happy?

- Above all, having found my father again. - Stay up, good, or you get me banged.

I want to give you a gift too.

- But no, that's enough. - Here.

Which is?

New York, Manhattan, the largest city in the world,

shining with light from its skyscrapers.

Here it is, Giuseppe, do you see it?

- Yes, dad. - It's yours, I'll give it to you.

- Thanks Dad. - Not me, you have to say thank you to America.

She's the one who allowed me to offer you all her fortunes.

Giuseppe, this great country will give you well-being and wealth.

- Do you know what he asks of you in return? - No, dad.

Only fidelity, intelligence and trust.

One day you will be there among them.

- Who, dad? - To them, the tycoons.

The richest men in the world.

There are thousands of them, they sit there, behind those lighted windows.

(Lando) There we discuss about steel, oil, cotton,

of all the most powerful industries in the world.

Do you know why skyscrapers are so tall?

No, dad.

To symbolize that those who are successful in America go very high.

- Have you ever seen them? - What?

- The skyscrapers. - Yes, dad.

- Where is it? - In Rome.

- In Rome? - Rome, Milan ...

- Italy is full of skyscrapers. - Oh yes? I did not know.

However, they are not as tall as these.

(Lando) Lincoln Center, Rockefeller Center,

the building of whisky.

Did you know that more whiskey is drunk in New York than wine in all of Italy?

But who tells you these things?

Look, "Time" and "Life", the two largest magazines in the world.

(Lando) 100 million Americans buy them every week

and as many around the globe.

Park Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Central Park, the New Met, Metropolitan.

The most beautiful voices in the world sang in that theater.

- Hi, Giuseppe. - (Lando) They call you.

Dice a me? Yes, Giuseppe Marossi.

- Welcome to America. - Thank you very much!

Goodbye, thank you!

Fantastic, the policeman recognized me, he called me Giuseppe.

He saw you on television.

30 million Americans saw you tonight.

By now all of America knows you.

It is up to you now, Joseph, to know what to do.

- To me? What do I have to do? - Well, you have to take advantage of it.

- Yes, dad, let's take advantage of it. - Get up, get up, don't do that.

Here's Broadway.

(Lando) The biggest stars in Hollywood

here they knew the first pains and the first joys,

successes and failures.

- "Aridaje"! - Giuseppe!

- (Donna) We saw you on TV. - Papà!

They called me, they recognized me.

- (Donna 2) You were great on TV. - Thank you, I love you.

- Hello. - Hi Daddy.

- They call you papi! - Yup.

- It's him daddy!

- Papi.

Ciao!

- Bye-bye! - Thank you.

Beautiful, young, wonderful.

- Who are they, two stars? - No, they're two whores.

(VOICES)

- Who are these? - Photographers.

- You are now a VIP for them. - That?

- Very Important Person. - (Uomo) Smile.

- Smile. - Eh?

Laugh, smile.

But not me, them, that's it.

(Man) Ok.

- Thank you. - Come on, don't get mad.

- No. - If you want to succeed, you always have to smile.

- Mandolin, like here. - Ah, Shorty.

Listen, I got two good ones for you.

- The third race at Saratoga. - Papà.

Black for the win and Sidewalk across the board, capisci?

Hey, Mandolin, don't look at me, take it easy.

Sono sicurissimo. Listen, have I ever given you a bump?

- Don't worry. - But...

- You can't lose, it's a sure thing. - Sicuro, Shorty?

- It's a bank, it's safe, it's a good ... - (Giuseppe) Dad.

- Who is? - Do you have the money?

I have the ones that the television gave me.

- Give me 1000. - Yes.

There.

- Call me later. - Agree.

- Who is that? - Never ask Dad any questions.

(Joseph) No.

(Country) Hello, operator.

Penthouse, number 43, room service, please.

I couldn't take a shower because I got smallpox.

- Did they think I had cholera? - Come from the south.

- Are you spinning like this? Don't have pajamas? - I sleep in sweatpants.

- Long Johns. - Long Johns?

- Long Johns. - I don't know, I put on the towel.

- I feel bad? - Here, try this.

- Ma che è? - Room service? Who is here?

Jenny! Remember me? Mandolino, Palm Beach.

Long time I didn't see you.

(Lando) My son is here, excuse me.

Tomorrow morning, 8 o' clock, continental breakfast for two.

Thank you, Jenny.

What are you doing, are you crying?

Excuse me, the joy is such and so great

that I got a lump in my throat, I can't stop myself.

Oh, my boy.

Do you like the apartment? It is a penthouse.

Are you asking me?

I didn't know that there was so much wealth and so much luxury in life.

- Ma quanto costa? - Five hundred dollars a day.

"Kill"! Five hundred, five hundred?

- (Giuseppe) $ 500? 300,000 lire? - Eh.

But then you must be so rich, you.

Who expected this great fortune to come to me?

- Don't mention it. - Papà!

Sorry, but I've never had a father in my life.

- I feel like I was born today. - Operator, credit card, 70-70.

Los Angeles 222-22, thank you.

- Did you call Los Angeles? - Yup.

- Hollywood? Like this? - Yup.

- 4000 km, in two seconds they give it to you. - Immediately.

(PHONE) Here it is!

- I felt it? - The Angels?

- Hello, Los Angeles? - Are you okay?

- Mister Luzzatto, please. - Who is Mister Luzzatto?

An engineer, I want to buy land.

- A campaign? - Not at all, oil.

- What? - Oil.

- Ah, oil, olive groves? - But no, oil.

What do you do, dad?

- I'm a businessman. - Businessman?

- Hello, Charlie, Marossi's here. - "Ammazza".

How are you? I'm here with my son Giuseppe.

Yes, I have the money for the queen.

I'm leaving tomorrow, in California, bye, Charlie.

Bye-bye.

- Bye. - Bye.

Bye, please, my son.

- Bye. - Bye.

Its.

- Pope. - That?

If I called Calcata would they give it to me right away?

- Of course. - Can I call you?

What time is it now in Italy?

If it's 3 in the morning here it's 9 in the morning.

9 o'clock? I find him at the bar! Can I call a friend of mine?

I promised him, he gave me the beret.

- Can I call him in Calcata? - Of course.

- Operator, "Calcheta". - once.

- "Calcheta". - No, trampled.

- We are in America. - Ah.

- Number? - Eh?

- Number, numero. - Number.

- Four, four, three, three, two, one. - Che dici?

- Four, four, three, three, two, one. - In italiano!

- Quattro, quattro, tre, tre, due, uno. - Four, four, three, three, two, one.

Thank you.

- Will they give it to me now? - Of course.

What a surprise! When Aurelio hears himself called ...

(PHONE) Listen?

Hello? "Calcheta"?

What shorty?

- Yes. - Ah, it's the Shorty, it's for me.

- Is it for you, dad? - Is that you, Shorty?

We got all of them? Wonderful!

Thank you again, goodbye.

- Sorry, who was it? - The Shorty.

The Shorty?

That basset we met in the lobby.

I gave them a grand to play me two horses and they won.

- A grand? - The $ 1,000 you gave me.

- You won? - (Lando) Yes.

- How much did you win? - A nonsense, two million lire.

Two million lire, nonsense! (PHONE)

- Ah, it's Calcata. - (Lando) No, pick up the other phone.

- Where is it? - There.

Yup.

Hello?

Hello, thank you very much, "Calcheta".

Calcata.

Italy, Calcata, province of Viterbo.

Hello?

Ready? Is it Bar Adua?

Is Aurelio calling me, please?

Hello, Aurelio? I'm Giuseppe, I'm in New York.

Aurelio, can you hear me?

(Giuseppe) I'm in New York! (MAKES VERSES)

Aurelio, I have a $ 500 a day apartment

in the tallest skyscraper in the world!

Yes, daddy sleeps.

Here you sleep while you work!

Aurelio, if you only knew how funny pajamas are here in America.

Aurelio, it seems like a dream to me, what do you want me to tell you?

This great stroke of luck happened to me.

He is a billionaire, he is a businessman.

Businessman, oil wells.

Television gave me $ 10,000 in cash, that's six million,

and a car that looks like a train.

Hello, Aurelio?

Tomorrow we leave, we go to Tennessee, we have a mansion on the Mississippi!

(PHONE)

(GIUSEPPE Yawns)

(PHONE)

Soon?

Who is? Hello?

That?

The furs?

"Your father". Which is? Pope?

- (Lando) Eh. - Pope.

- Oh. - There's someone who wants furs.

- Which is? - (Giuseppe) "Your father".

- What time is it? - It's night.

- It's night? - I feel sleepy.

Who takes the liberty of bothering me at this hour?

Who? Ah, you.

At your disposal, I am always at your disposal.

Whenever you want, I'm waiting for you.

Thank you, goodbye.

Joseph, wake up, get up.

Pack your bags, get up, there's no time to waste.

Are we leaving already? Because?

- (Lando) Giuseppe! - Eh.

- (Lando) Are you ready? - Here it is, ready.

- (Giuseppe) "Daje". - Quick, come on.

- Yes. - See what scoundrels?

They saw me on television yesterday, they inquired and came here.

- But why, who are they? - Irish, ugly people.

- Are they your friends? - What friends? We were in company.

- They were partners in a game of beaver. - Therefore?

They died of an epidemic and now they want their share.

- They think I sold them to me. - If they're dead, what do you have to do with it?

You don't know the Irish, fake and courteous.

Like the Turinese?

- Hey, they're in there? - They must be coming out.

Alright.

- You're not paying the hotel bill? - The? Pay for the television.

- Where are you going? - What's up?

Hi, Mandolin.

- (Lando) Come on. - (Giuseppe) Where?

Look at the door, he's going to move the car, watch.

- (Bill) Giusta idea. - I'll follow the car!

- Excuse me, service exit. - Excuse me.

- Right down there. - The Irish want to hurt Dad.

- You come. - What beautiful "blacks" there are in America!

Let's go.

- "Li mortacci"! - Can't you see? "No" and "Yes".

I don't know, I don't speak English, what do I know?

Pope!

(Joseph) I have never seen these doors.

- Dad, I'm here. - What are you doing there? Turn.

- (Giuseppe) Wait for me, dad! - You come!

- (Lando) Where is the exit? - (Giuseppe) We are lost.

(Lando) Here it is.

- (Lando) Where are you going? - Where I go?

There's the car, let's run.

(Lando) Come on.

- (Lando) Come on, Giuseppe. - Here I am.

(Uomo) Hurry, Bill, follow him!

Have you seen? We lost them. When you are with poppy, don't worry.

That's alright.

- "Aho", papi, here they are! What do I do? - (Male) Mandolin!

- Hold him. - (Giuseppe) Yes.

- What did you do with the beaver? - Fermo!

They are dead!

- Do you want to hurt my dad? - You sold them, didn't you?

- That says? - What do you care what he says?

- Ahi! - Your dad is a bastard.

Hold on, punch him.

I can't see anymore, go away!

Bad bastard, punch treacherously?

What a tremendous pain.

Ugly scoundrels.

I'll kill them before they get their hands on my dad.

(Lando) We're going under.

- (Giuseppe) Where? - (Lando) Under the Hudson.

A great work, seven billion, we have a river above our heads.

- (Giuseppe) A river? - (Lando) Watch out for the exit.

They may have preceded us on the freeway.

(Joseph) Yes, popes.

Papi, why don't we report them to the policeman?

- (Lando) What are you stupid? - (Giuseppe) Sorry, popes.

- (Lando) Light me a cigarette. - (Giuseppe) Yes.

Here, here.

(MAKES VERSES) Oh, God, did you get burned?

- You gave it to me from the side of the fire! - Sorry, Daddy, I'm excited.

You don't have to get excited when you're with dad, I've already told you.

Sorry, here.

(Joseph) No, go quiet.

Am I going quiet? You have to be more careful what you do.

These do not leave us anymore, they follow us, they are furious.

(Lando) Here is the joint, did they put the arrow?

- To the left. - (Lando) Let's go right.

- (Lando) Do you see them? - (Giuseppe) Yes, up there.

(SIRENS)

(HORN)

(Lando) I hear the sirens, is the police there?

Yes, two policemen stopped them under the bridge.

(LANDO laughs) (Lando) Good!

- Because? - (Lando) How? Speeding.

Yup? What about us then?

(Lando) Even if they wanted to, they can't do it anymore.

- For real? Because? - (Lando) Because we are in another state.

- Well, we're safe. - (Lando) See? New Jersey.

- Here, now you drive. - I drive?

- Why, don't you have a driver's license? - Like? I haven't done anything else in my life.

- You drive, I can't drive here. - Because?

A few years ago I got into trouble with the traffic police of this state.

- Here, every state is on its own. - Yes, dad.

- I'm taking off my trench coat too. - Here, good.

(Joseph) Ohi.

(CANTICCHIA)

Let's go up.

- That's it, come on, dad? - Go.

(CANTICCHIA)

Hey, did you hit the brake?

Did I hit the brake? I just touched it!

Oh yeah.

Hello, operator. I would like Los Angeles, 442-5207.

Thank you.

Dad, is there a phone in the car? And can you talk?

- No need to go down. - Fantastic!

Hello, it's Donnie Chu, but is that you?

Marossi.

How is the queen?

Good, I will be there as soon as possible.

I will drive night and day, I can close the deal immediately.

- How much money do we have? - Huh?

- How much change do we have? - Small change? That's $ 9,000.

I can give you 1000 cash, and the rest with the check.

Tell me, do you think that's ok with the queen?

Great.

There is something for you too, Donnie Chu.

Goodbye.

"But what is Donnie Chu?" - Banana's Chinese lawyer.

Banana? Who is Banana?

It is a story of many years ago, a queen of Hawaii fell in love with me.

I met her in Honolulu and took her with me to Hollywood.

- I had her cast in my movie. - What movie?

"Hawaiian love".

- You were an actor, you? - Five years in Hollywood, love genre.

Poor Jean Harlow died in my arms.

- Did not you know? - I don't know anything about you, dad.

I went into the cinema for a joke

and I became the highest paid actor in Hollywood.

I always worked in tails, latin lover, you know, and Banana lived with me.

We bought a little house.

In a short time the ground

it turned out to be the richest oil field in America.

The old woman does not take advantage of it and wants to return to the island.

Then he gives it to me at the price he paid for it 30 years ago.

And why does he give it to you?

She's Hawaiian, my son, she's always in love with me.

"May they have you", dad.

Here is the king of the wells, the oldest in the field.

- Look at him, he's been working for 50 years. - For real?

It never stops.

Let's go downstairs, I want to go say hello.

- Stop. - Yes, dad.

(GIUSEPPE STRIKES THE HEELS)

(VOICE VOICE)

- What are you doing, are you crying, dad? - Yes, my son.

I love these creatures more than my life itself.

Someday you will love them too.

Yes, dad.

You see, Joseph, who owns one of these pumps

he can consider himself the happiest man in the world.

Why, dad?

Because every time this arm goes up and down

that's 5000 lire that goes into the owner's pocket.

Does this arm always go up and down? It never stops?

Never, day, night, at any time.

At peace, at war, Christmas, Easter, while you sleep,

while you are aboard your yacht, while making love,

he never stops, faithful, he is always here.

Work and produce for you.

Five.

Ten.

15.

Continues.

20.

25.

30.

35.

(Giuseppe) 40.

45.

50.

- 55. - Did you see? You have already earned 55.

- Again, dad. - Now stop.

- 60. - Let's go to Banana.

This is the house, see? Now be careful, look all around.

(Lando) What does it look like on the surface, a flower garden?

No, under your feet is black gold.

Black gold?

Oh, God, who is it?

Come on in!

It is she, the queen, Banana.

- Aloha, your majesty. - Aloha!

What are you doing, the fascist salute?

Shut up, don't always criticize, rather say hello.

- Come here! - Move.

- (Banana) Mandolin. - (Lando) Ohi.

- Mandolin. - Oy.

- Banana. - Goodbye.

(SPEAK IN HAWAIAN)

My son Giuseppe.

(Banana) Joseph.

(SPEAK IN HAWAIAN)

And Donnie Chu.

(THEY SPEAK IN CHINESE)

(SPEAK IN HAWAIAN)

Come, walk.

(THEY SPEAK IN CHINESE)

(THEY SPEAK IN CHINESE)

Click above.

(THEY SPEAK IN CHINESE)

(THEY SPEAK IN CHINESE)

(Donnie) Cucka dollar?

- "Cucka", hunt for dollars. - Yes, "cucko".

Here, here.

Ecco, 1000 cash and 10.000 with a check.

Cucka.

"Cucko".

(COOKS)

There.

"Cuckato".

The contract.

(Banana) Close up.

- What is it, dad? - Don't ask, drink.

Not all, leave.

Click above.

Luau!

- What do we do, dad? - What do you want to do? He eats.

Banana, that's how she seduced me 30 years ago.

Do you like?

- Dad, it sucks me. - But do you think?

(Giuseppe) Dad, we're in Hollywood!

Are these the famous actors' houses?

(Lando) Yes.

(Joseph) What a paradise.

- Did you live here too? - (Lando) No, on the hill.

- (Giuseppe) Yes? - (Lando) The most beautiful house in Hollywood.

(Giuseppe) What stuff, who knows what it is like to live here.

Have you seen the contract? It's in your name.

- In my name? - Yup.

I want to create a happy and independent life for you.

Thank you, dad, thank you so much.

I did not believe that from the gas station

I would have become the owner of an oil well.

- Three wells. - Three?

- Done the survey. - You make me die.

My son, this is America, the possibilities here are limitless.

A million here means nothing, we speak to the extent of billions.

- Billions? - Billions.

- Damn. - By the way, how much do we have left?

- How much money do you have? - 1000 dollars, it was 9000.

- Well, before tonight I'll make them pay. - And how?

But don't always ask me these questions!

If I tell you that I make them bear fruit, I make them bear fruit! You'll see.

- What is that? - There.

- This to you to stay awake. - Yup.

(GIUSEPPE COUGH)

- I choke. - Here, here, drink.

Thanks.

Come on, do you want to get drunk?

Thanks Dad.

- Here, always follow 67. - 67, yes, Dad.

Do you want some music?

(RUSSA)

(Joseph) Here.

- Pope. - Eh.

- Pope! - Eh.

We should have arrived. We have arrived?

- Yes, we're in Las Vegas. - Las Vegas! But is there a party?

Here it is always party, this is the city of the game.

Here the tycoons of oil and steel meet

the most elegant, beautiful and richest women in America.

Bello.

- You only have this dress? - It's the blue one, it's the new one.

And do you come to America with only one dress?

I am a gas station attendant, how many do I have to have? Why, how many do you have?

- Huh? - How many do you have?

I am here only for you, I left everything at home.

- In our mansion on the Mississippi? - All in the villa.

(Giuseppe) How beautiful!

Casino, casino, casino.

How many messes there are in Las Vegas!

Las Vegas is all a casino, there is nothing but the game.

- (Giuseppe) Only the game? - (Lando) Yes.

(Giuseppe) Do you understand ... And they don't work?

- (Lando) But no! - (Giuseppe) No? Lucky them.

Now you really look like a man from the west.

- Do you like this hat? - Dad, I'm a little ashamed.

- Giuseppe, nothing ever suits you. - Eh.

- Do I have to smoke the whole cigar? - Throw it away.

- Mandolin. - Dory!

- (Dory) What are you doing?

- (Lando) Hello. - (Dory) Hi.

(together) Goodbye.

Goodbye.

- Who is it, dad? - My wife.

You are married?

Married and divorced three times, didn't you know?

I don't know anything about you, dad.

Hi, Mandolino, how are you? Good to see you.

Goodbye, Mister Entrata, always at your disposal.

- Who is he, an Italian friend of yours? - Yes, full of billions.

- What's his job? - Nothing, he makes a billion a day.

- Without working? - If not, he wouldn't earn it.

America is great, dad.

Come on, seven!

- "Sevene", we won! - I told you.

- I'm making the $ 1,000. - What a phenomenon.

Go to roulette, play me a row of sevens, sevens, 17s and 27s.

- All? - All!

All.

- Go. - Come on!

"Sevene"!

- Seven. - (Giuseppe) I won, seven came out.

Throw it here.

Dammele.

Thank you very much.

Hey!

Ah!

- Hey, dad. - Eh.

- The seven came out. - And are you surprised? Now go.

- I'm surprised? - Play the row of eight, eight, 18, 28.

- Everyone, dad? - All.

All.

(Joseph) 28, is 28 in full.

- (Male) 28, even wins. - (Giuseppe) Pay, throw it here.

- (Uomo) There you are. - Thank you.

It's my father, papi mio, he's fantastic.

Thank you very much.

Come on, pass line!

Ten!

- Pope. - Eh.

- We won again, the 28th came out. - Here eight and two, ten.

- We won! How much did we win? - Don't worry, do it with the final zero.

- Zero? - Yup.

- Zero, ten, 20 and 30. Permission! - Come on!

(Joseph) 20. (GIUSEPPE RIDE)

(Joseph) Do you think the 20th did not come out? Final zero! Throw it here.

Great my dad, every number he says wins.

Oh, I'm sorry, my father, all the way he wins, many dollars.

(with an English accent) A lot of dollars, a lot of intelligence.

Intelligenza, my father is a genius! Terrific genius!

You are very lucky with your father.

- Speak Italian? - Yes.

I speak Italian and I am alone.

How long you are.

Come on, seven!

- You were right. - How did it go?

- You made them pay. - How many?

10.000.

go to the cashier, change them and go to the hotel.

- Shut yourself in, then I'll join you. - I change them and go to the hotel.

- You do not come? - Forget it, this is a good night.

- I'll join you. - Yes, dad.

- Are you leaving? - Yes, I must leave.

And who is this?

She's a girl I met in roulette.

- He says she's so lonely. - Take advantage of it.

- He has a lot of sympathy for the Italians. - Then go'!

- You come with me? - (Jane) Yes, why not?

- Hi Dad. - Hi Daddy.

- Hi Daddy. - Hello.

Come on!

Come on, pass line!

Come on, big eight!

Come on, big eight!

Come on, pass line!

Come on, big eight!

Look who's here, Mandolino.

Big eight!

Sorry, you've lost, sir, bank wins.

Ok, who's next?

- My name is Jane. - My name is Giuseppe.

- I like Giuseppe. - I like Jane.

- I like Buddha. - Eh?

- I like Buddha. - You like Buddha?

Yes, I am a Buddhist.

- Do you like Buddha? - I like you.

- Are you rich? - No.

My papi, yes, my papi is a businessman.

Millionaire.

Darnit.

- Hi, Mandolino. - Hello, Jack, how are you?

- Did you bring the money? - I came on purpose.

Mandolin has never betrayed his friends.

My son is in the hotel with 10,000 in cash.

(Country) Hello.

Parked outside is a new car worth $ 10,000.

- Gin genie. - Gin genie.

Does your father have an airplane?

An airplane?

I don't know, I don't know anything about my papi,

I just know he's a businessman, he has a lot of money, much money.

- He has a mansion on the Mississippi River. - Oh.

Do you like me, baby?

And you like me, bombolona?

You are as long as a road, you.

Donut.

What are you doing?

You cry?

Why are you crying?

- Because? - You hurt me.

But how? I'm a man.

I've never seen a woman like you.

(MAKES VERSES)

Marossi, 3425.

(PHONE) The telephone?

- Hello? - Who is?

Is my son Giuseppe there?

- Oh, it's papi. - My daddy?

- Hello? - (Lando) What are you doing?

- Papi. - (Land) sleep?

I am so well, I am in complete happiness.

- I'm getting married, daddy. - You're drunk?

(Joseph) No, it's true, where can I find another like this?

(Lando) Who are you getting married to?

She is two meters tall, she is alone in the world and she has grown so fond of me.

(Lando) Are you an idiot? He does it on purpose.

- No, daddy, don't talk like that! - (Lando) Listen, where did you put the money?

- Giuseppe, leave her and run away. - Why do I have to run away?

Don't ask so many questions! If I tell you to run away, run away!

(Lando) Someone wants $ 10,000, you have to leave now.

- And where am I going, daddy? - Crazy Cat, San Antonio, Texas. Repeat.

(Giuseppe) Crazy Cat, San Antonio, Texas.

(Lando) Exit the hotel, there is a bus station opposite.

- Take the Greyhound to San Antonio. - Yup.

- (Lando) Got it? - Yup.

I'm going away by car.

- Yes. - Hi, Daddy.

- (Lando) I can't go with you. - Greets you, do you hear?

(LANDO CRIES)

But then you do it on purpose!

- Those take your $ 10,000 away. - Yes, yes, I'm going.

- Papi says we must go. - Yeah.

Oh, you get it.

Jane, what a beautiful evening.

- Sei felice? I like you. - Sure.

- Will we always be together, you and me? - Sure.

I love you, you can't imagine how much I like you.

Sure.

Hello, Giuseppe, hello, Jane.

- (Jane) Hello. - Who are these?

- Where is your dad, Mandolin? - My papi? I don't know where it is.

- Where's the $ 10,000? - I don't know, I don't know anything.

- I know, maybe you have them. - Wait up.

(Joseph) Where are you taking me?

- Jane! - (Jack) Avanti.

Tell him, Jane, I don't know anything!

- (Jack) Come on. - (Giuseppe) Jane!

(Jack) Keep it going.

- He's getting away! - (Giuseppe) No! I soldi no!

- (Jack) Watch it! - (Giuseppe) Non ve li do!

Not even if you kill me.

(Fists)

Thank you, Giuseppe.

(ENGINE Rumble)

(SUSPIRES)

The head.

Ah.

Here, they left me the change.

Ugly thieves.

Where are they?

Where am I going now?

Where will Texas be?

San Antonio.

Stop.

"Daje", another blow.

- Excuse me. - Yeah.

- I go to San Antonio. - Yeah.

Crazy Cat, San Antonio, I go to my father.

- (Uomo) Yeah. - How much it costs? I have this money.

- 10.55. - (Giuseppe) I only have these.

Two bad men, two thieves, they stole my money.

They took $ 10,000 from me and beat me up,

"'sti fiji de whore".

- Are you Mexican? - No, I am Italian.

Italiano, Catholic.

- Alright, come on in.

- Sit down here. - (Giuseppe) Here?

- Yeah. - Yes.

- (Giuseppe) I sit down. - (Male) Yes.

- Hi. - Hi, there.

Folks, next stop is a rest stop.

Anybody wants to step out and get a sandwich and a cup of coffee,

please do so but no longer than 15 minutes.

- (Uomo) This is San Antonio, folks. - (Giuseppe) I'm arrived, San Antonio.

(Man) Yeah.

- Thank you very much. - You're welcome.

Excuse me, where is Crazy Cat? To the right?

(MUSIC)

Excuse me, do you know Mister Marossi?

(Giuseppe) Excuse me.

Do you know Mister Marossi?

Hey, are you looking for Mister Marossi?

- Yes, do you know him? - Mister Marossi is my father.

- I am joseph. - (Pamela) Yes.

Mister Marossi is my father.

- You are Joseph, my brother. - Who are you?

I'm Pamela, your sister.

My sister Pamela?

Yes, your sister, I am so happy to meet my Italian brother.

I too am pleased, but you are naked.

But this is my job, Giuseppe, I work for me and for my husband.

- What does your husband say, that you work naked? - He is happy.

He goes to college, to university.

One day, when he has become a great scientist,

he will have so many millions and we will go to California.

What are you going to do in California?

California is the country where those with a lot of dollars live.

Everyone who lives there is so rich.

We will have a large villa, a swimming pool,

furs, diamonds, cars and many waiters.

We will live like millionaires and we will be happy forever.

- No. - $ 60 a day.

(Pamela) I'll be rich soon, do you understand?

Yes, I understand, but you are naked.

My husband and I never think about evil, we are happy.

- But you are Italian, you cannot understand. - I don't understand, where is dad?

Papi is in the beauty shop.

- Can I leave my suitcase? - (Pamela) Sure.

- (Giuseppe) How do you go to the beauty shop? - Down there, downstairs.

Goodbye.

(Pamela) Hello.

Ciao!

- What do you want? - Eh? Mister Marossi.

Who is Mister Marossi?

- (Female) Mandolin, you know. - Ah, Mandolin.

- (Giuseppe) Excuse me, Mister Marossi. - (Donna 2) Here you are, sir.

(Giuseppe) Excuse me, Mister Marossi.

Mister Marossi.

46.

- I got you again. - Again!

(Giuseppe) Excuse me, do you know Mister Marossi?

Giuseppe.

- (Lando) Giuseppe! - Who is?

- Dad, what are you doing? - Can't you see what I'm doing?

- Eh, I see it. - But how are you reduced?

How am I reduced? How they reduced me.

- Did you meet your sister? - Yes, I met her.

- (Lando) Pretty, huh? - How not, isn't she pretty?

Greta used to work here too but she left.

- Who is Greta? - Like who is it? She is your younger sister.

By now we have lost it, it no longer needs us.

She is among the four most beautiful women in America.

They call it The Body, "the body".

(Lando) You invest everything in your children and then they leave you.

What are you doing standing there? Come and sit next to me.

- Get the mask, come on. - What a mask, dad.

I am ashamed.

- Dunque, 23-25. - I got you, 49.

She is diabolical, this brunette.

Didn't I win her $ 50? He took them all back from me.

Which is?

It is an American game, poker dollars, the poker of liars.

It's like poker, whoever has the highest combination wins.

- Give me a dollar. - Not at all, I have no more money.

What about the $ 10,000?

They took them off me and beat me to death.

Giuseppe, what are you saying? You ruin me.

- Will I ruin you? - I signed a check.

If I don't put the money in the bank on Monday, I lose my oil and they put me in jail.

In jail?

Here they send you to jail if you write a bad check.

I know, but you don't have a bank deposit?

Me, a bank deposit?

I circulate the money, I do not immobilize it.

- How do we do it? - How do we do it?

How do we do it, Joseph?

- What do we do, dad? - Wait, let me think.

You see, Giuseppe, the Americans are all plugged up in the house at this hour,

in front of the TV.

They are good, loyal, honest people, without imagination, without malice.

Look, they leave everything unattended.

(Lando) Look at this shop, it's full of stuff.

Here is a treasure, you know?

Here, what did I tell you?

Pearls, diamonds, emeralds, all alone, without anyone looking at them.

Just give the glass a shot, grab a handful of this stuff

and we would have solved everything.

"Aho"!

(SCREAM)

Don't raise your hands against your father who made you come to America!

Don't make me regret it!

You made me come to America not to see me again

but to take the $ 10,000 prize

and you have played them all!

You talk about millions of dollars and instead you don't have a penny,

you are full of debts, they all run after you.

I'll show you how I can reverse the situation in two hours.

What situation, dad? You are just crazy.

What you say is my sister is all naked,

she has her husband in boarding school and talks about villas, swimming pools, jewels.

She is a visionary!

Dad, being American doesn't mean being a billionaire.

You have to have the billions, otherwise you're crazy.

No, we are not crazy, we are not visionaries.

This is reality.

I have a friend from Texas who was giving alms.

In three months he became a billionaire.

Rockefeller, I told you how it started,

Morgan, Ford and all the others.

How did the billions do it? With ideas.

Talk about Morgan, Ford, Rockefeller.

That's not true, they are all stories that you make up.

You wanted to break through a shop window, you wanted to steal.

What a shame, I'm going back to Italy.

But how, are you in America and you want to go back to Italy?

Think about it, you have a mansion on the Mississippi, an already established restaurant

and oil wells.

Sooner or later they won't be yours?

- Luckily I have a return ticket. - Let me see.

Dad, I no longer believe in anything, I'm going back to Italy.

I'm sorry, dad.

(Giuseppe) I was happy to be in America but now I'm afraid.

In Italy at least I have a job, a job.

I never thought about the billions, the oil wells.

"Mortacci them"!

Pope! But has it disappeared?

Pope!

(MUSIC)

Pamela, have you seen dad?

He took my ticket, it disappeared, I can't find it anymore.

Yes, he left you this note, he says he is waiting for you at his house in Memphis.

That?

- Darnit. - Can I do something?

Huh? Yes, get dressed.

(HORN)

(HORN)

Excuse me, do you go to Memphis?

- Sure, come on up.

Thank you, cowboy.

(Giuseppe) Here, go and understand, these Americans.

This one has a home and it hasn't even stopped.

Do you live in Memphis? Do you know Lando Marossi?

He's my papi, he has a mansion on the Mississippi.

- Yes, I know. - And an Italian restaurant.

Yes.

- Much money, papi. - Yes, I know.

Lucky to meet you, cowboy.

This is a great car, and it's fast too.

- (Giuseppe) What is it? - Here we are.

- (Giuseppe) Have I arrived? - Right there.

- Just give me a little push. - Push?

- Yes. - Right away.

"Lena from Lando Marossi".

I'm sorry.

Excuse me.

- Sam, what are you doing? - I'm just sweeping up.

I'll go right after to the gas station,

I'll have them to fix me a hamburger for breakfast.

- (Giuseppe) Madam. - I'm sorry about the water.

No, it's nothing.

Excuse me, madam, I saw the writing outside.

Do you know Mister Marossi? Lando Marossi?

- Mandolin, are you Italian? - Mandolin, yes.

- Who is Lena? - She's my sister, who are you?

- Giuseppe, the son of Mandolin. - Oh, Joseph.

I saw you on television, you were very handsome, gondolier.

- (Giuseppe) Who told you? - Your father.

My daddy? It is here?

He went to the Kentucky Derby.

He said forgive him if he ran away with your ticket

but he couldn't explain to you, you wouldn't understand.

He told me he will be back soon.

You will be happy because you will get rich if you win.

- What if he doesn't win? - What are you saying?

- I say: "What if he doesn't win?" - Impossible.

In this restaurant he heard my sister Lena singing,

he took her to Chicago and had her sing at the Opera.

- Is this your restaurant? - It was hers.

He lost it playing poker with my mom.

I knew.

- What about the mansion on the Mississippi? - That's hers.

There it is, across the street.

(Joseph) Which one? The one with the columns?

(Evelyn) Sì.

- And can you enter? - Of course.

Ah.

- Joseph. - Huh?

If you need anything come back here to me.

Thank you, madam, thank you very much.

- Call me Evelyn if you want. - Thanks, Evelyn.

- Hello. - See you.

Ciao.

(SIREN)

(SIREN)

(SIREN)

(Evelyn) Judy is three and Bev is nearly five.

This is what's left of my family.

Peter, my husband, wanted to get a divorce three years ago.

My mother is dead.

He never goes back to Memphis.

I'm here alone with old Sam.

Good? How pretty.

It is destiny. And me, haven't I been living alone for 30 years?

- Poor Joseph. - Not at all poor Giuseppe.

I was happy in Italy, you know, Evelyn?

But could I have thought that I was coming to America and I was reduced like this?

- You tell me. - Don't you like America?

I don't know, I liked coming to America

but now that I'm here I don't understand anything.

Everyone talks about millions, billions.

But I don't have a penny, I'm hungry, I haven't eaten for two days.

- Giuseppe, haven't you eaten? - No.

I didn't know, I'll give you something right away, what do you want?

What you want, an egg, a soup.

(HORN)

Sam, a car! Sam is never at the pump.

Evelyn, I'll go.

(Giuseppe) Good morning, how many gallons?

- (Uomo) Five gallons. - Yes, sir.

- (Uomo) How much? - 1,50, sir.

- (Uomo) Keep the change. - Thank you, sir.

Thank you very much.

- Evelyn, half a dollar tip. - Giuseppe, you are a genius.

You are better than Sam.

It's my job, I've done it all my life.

Fantastic. Giuseppe, listen to what I thought.

Why don't you stay here? Sam is old, he can no longer work.

You would take care of the pump, I would take care of the restaurant.

So we will no longer be alone.

- Are you serious? - Sure, come on, Giuseppe.

(SIREN)

(SIREN)

- Keep the chewing gum, ok? - Thank you, sir.

- (Uomo) Full, please. - Alright.

Hi, officer, how are you?

- Fine, how are you yourself? - Fine.

How is it here for you?

It is very warm in this country.

Giuseppe.

Pope?

- Dad, what are you doing here? What happened? - Eh, for that check.

Giuseppe, do you think I narrowly missed a $ 30,000 shotgun.

- I'm sorry. - Don't worry, it's only been three months.

And then the American prisons are not like the Italian ones.

It feels great, they are modern, equipped, all comforts.

- You won't be able to play anymore. - How not to play? With television.

In fact, if you send me a few dollars, it may be that I come out with a lot of money.

- (Lando) you'll see. - Yes, dad.

Bravo, I see that you are in uniform. Seen? You have already found work.

You have a great future ahead of you, you will see.

I started like this too.

Do you like the villa?

Yes, it is beautiful, there is a beautiful view, you can see the Mississippi.

The land around it is all mine.

- (Giuseppe) What land? It's all swamp. - Mmh.

Officer, my son Giuseppe.

- Hi, Giuseppe. - (Giuseppe) Hi.

- Have you seen how nice they are to me? - Yes, I saw.

Where am I writing to you?

It's very simple, Lando Marossi, San Quentin prison.

Yes, dad, I'll write to you. Take a rest, don't overdo yourself.

(Lando) Hello, Giuseppe.

- Ten dollars. - (Lando) Giuseppe.

Thank you. Sì?

Tell me, dad.

- Don't sell. - What?

The land around the villa, do not formalize that it is swamp.

It's all oil underneath.

Yes, dad.

Hi Dad.

Hi Dad.