Night Moves Page #2
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- 1975
- 100 min
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For Warner Bros.|Delly went with me.
There was a guy. One of the stuntmen.|Delly hit on him.
- When I left, she stayed on.|- What was the stuntman's name?
Marv Ellman.
Is he the one you had the fight with?
- Any message if I run into Delly?|- Just be driving a truck.
They really get to you, don't they?
Can I help you with that?
I can manage.
I'm going your way.
What is this?
I'm Ellen's husband.
I'm not surprised.
I thought Ellen|would tell you, sooner or later.
Why?
That's the way she is.
She didn't tell me.
I saw you coming out of a movie.
- How'd she take it?|- I haven't spoken to her.
You haven't spoken to her?|What's this about?
- I wanna know what I walked into.|- Ask your wife.
Hey.
How serious is it?
You and Ellen, huh?
For me, it's not too serious.
For Ellen, ask her. I'd be guessing.
It seems to me|you're the one it's serious for.
I'm beginning|to get you in focus, Moseby.
You know, Ellen talks a lot about you.
About the kind of guy you are.
- I didn't come to talk about me.|- A great athlete. But you're different.
- You're sensitive.|- Let's stick with you and Ellen.
How you were left by your parents|and brought up by relatives...
Knock off the goddamn crap.
- I don't wanna know what she told you.|- It's a clue.
Isn't that what you do, look for clues?|Didn't you track down your parents?
- Mr. Tracer-of-Lost-Persons?|- Don't swing on it.
You weren't trailing Ellen|when you saw us?
Take a swing at me|the way Sam Spade would.
Why didn't you come to me?
I wanted to see what he looked like.
- Are we gonna talk?|- It's your ball. Run with it.
Oh, don't start with the sporting|metaphors. I couldn't stand that.
This isn't something we can|pretend doesn't involve you.
What is this "we" bullshit?
I didn't get caught f***ing Marty Heller.
- Why did you go to him before me?|- Because I didn't wanna be lied to.
How do you know I would've lied?
Been doing a pretty good job of it so far.
Why didn't you come up to me outside|the movies when you saw me with Marty?
That would have really been terrific.
I stand there while you introduce him|as some client or some friend of Charles.
- Beautiful.|- But then when I came home...
...then you wanted to trap me,|make me incriminate myself.
Then you could get the evidence,|like I was one of your divorce cases.
A wonder you didn't|photograph the bed.
You're really prime, Ellen.|You know that?
- I catch you, and you attack my lifestyle?|- Your lifestyle has nothing to do with it!
What is it, for God's sake?|A private eye? It's a joke.
- At least the job Nick offered you had...|- I don't want Nick's f***ing job!
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