Two of a Kind Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1983
- 88 min
- 297 Views
Ha! Marvelous. I shall soon
have a full house, won't I?.
And, of course, I shall reserve...
a very special place
fory,ou, my,pretty,.
- Get away from her.
- Charlie boy!
Charlie boy,.
Uh, look, Charlie boy. Let's have
another little wager on this--
on this flood business, shall we?.
- I'll bet you dogs.
- Dogs?.
Yes, dogs. I mean, ifthere is a
flood, then you pitch in dogs as well.
Look. I haven't got any animals
down there, but I've got a lot of...
love... to kick dogs.
Ah!
You make me sick!
Gonzales! I don't believe this. They
still haveyou living like a pig?.
And Charlie's a bum.
Earl. Fore!
I don't want nothin' you got.
lot ofextra help fairly,soon.
As you fellows will
all be out on the dole,
perhaps we can strike
a deal right now, hmm?.
You like loose ladies?
- Ignore him.
- Hmm?.
Charlie boy, you like the
ol' loose ladies?. Hmm?. Oh.
Well, ifyou changeyour mind, I've
just taken a suite at the Plaza.
What a bummer! On top of everything
else, nowwe got him toworry about.
What did you expect?. Him to
sit idly by on the sidelines?.
Boys, we've got a lot ofwork to do.
Let's get started.
- Ah!
- Rewind!
Freeze it.
- Unfreeze.
- There he is!
Come on! Get goin'!
Hey! Here's your money! Come on!
Hey,! Ya all right?
Hey,!
Hold it! Go! Drive!
What the hell?.
Damn it!
Forget the horn! The bus died.
Am I gonna have to
pick this up in 2 weeks?.
Not this time.
- Hey,, man, leave the girl alone.
- Hey, Laurie, I'm tired.
Aw, break my heart.
You think it's easy,
working withy,ou all day,?
Ify,ou could move y,our legs as fast as
y,ou move y,our mouth, we'd be in business.
- Give me a break.
"Bank robber flirts and escapes
with 15, 000 smackeroos!"
" Debbie Wylder, an
aspi ri ng actress...
who studies at the Warren Robertson Theatre
Workshop, said the man was maniacal."
B*tch.
Debbie... Wylder. You
wanna come up, please?.
Will you kinda settle
down a little, please?.
- Hi, Debbie.
- Hi.
- Howya feeling?.
- Terrific.
- Debbie, you had quite a
scare yesterday, didn'tyou?.
It was, um, terrifying.
Let the laughter go. That's
just a nervous reaction.
- Keep letting it go. Try to
feel the real feelings behind it.
- Letyour arms relax.
What I wantyou to do--
Go right back to that moment
when the guy came into the bank.
Really tell him what you were feeling.
Come on, Debbie. Tell him.
See him there,just like he was.
- Recreate the moment.
- Please don't hurt me.
I'll do anything you say.
- I can't do this.
- Deborah, keep going.
Come on. You're just trying
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