Q & A Page #2
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- Year:
- 1990
- 132 min
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"All right, you guinea, you bought it."
I threw the f***er out the window!
Threw him right out the window.
He goes right through the wire mesh,
out the window.
Now remember, this guy's stoned
He thinks he's on the second floor,
and he goes...
Shits his pants.
He sh*t his pants.
He wasn't hurt too badly.
It was the ground floor.
He had some cuts, that's about it.
Now, we gotta go get the guy and he smells.
We bring him in the back.
I'm going to take him in.
I take him back to print him...
...and I make him put his hands
down in his pants...
...and he gets some of that sh*t
on his fingers.
I say, "Mr. Calabrese,
we ain't got no more ink pads.
"You've got to use your own sh*t."
No more out of Mr. F***ing Calabrese.
[Officers laughing]
BRENNAN:
I'm Mike Brennan.You're the Homicide ADA?
- Yeah. Hi. Al Reilly.
- AI Reilly, it's a pleasure.
I guess I'm the guest of honor, so to speak.
I'll do the introductions.
This is Captain Flynn.
This is Lieutenant Keely,
from the PC's office.
Officers Corbin and Ramon,
first on the scene.
Detective Valentin here.
He's working the case
with Detective Chapman from Homicide.
Call me Chappie.
We're your arms and legs, Reilly.
- You want a Pepsi, Chappie?
- Yeah.
So, you're a lawyer now?
You don't do no running around no more.
That's right, you was a cop once, right?
In the 23?
- That's right, Lieutenant.
- It's a pleasure.
It's about time they brought them
from the force into here, right?
It's a pleasure. I knew your old man.
It's cops like that that made us the finest.
We were just telling some old war stories.
Mike was just telling us
what cojones he got.
is laughing his ass off...
CHAPMAN:
You ain't nothin' but a n*ggerwith straight hair.
Gentlemen. You're in violation
of Police Department directives.
Racist epithets are not permitted.
Excuse me, sir.
Who's a racist? Me and Chappie?
We're the minorities, man.
You're damn lucky to get us.
If we quit, some Federal judge
take away your money.
Brennan, he ain't no racist.
He hates everybody.
He's an equal opportunity hater.
[All chuckle]
Lubin, what the f*** took you so long?
I almost got mugged on the subway.
Where were you pricks when I needed you?
Would all present please leave their name...
...badge and assignment number
with the stenographer before leaving?
REILLY:
Thank you.Now at approximately 12:30 this morning...
...something happened.
REILLY:
Right, Lieutenant?Correct, Mr. Reilly.
Where did this something happen?
At 3111 Park Avenue,
city and county of New York.
Tell us in your own words,
tell us what happened.
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