Born Reckless Page #4

Synopsis: Hoping to use the publicity to get re-elected, a judge sentences a notorious gangster to fight in the war.
 
IMDB:
5.4
PASSED
Year:
1930
82 min
69 Views


I'll tell you what I want you to do.

I want you to get me three or four bottles

of your best grape.

You know, grape.

Grape. Look.

- See?

- Moi?

Flatterer.

Nice girl, full of good, clean fun.

Come on.

Let's have the wine, huh, baby? Come on.

- Come on?

- Yeah, come on. Get it.

Huh? No, look, look.

Wine, wine. Grape.

You know, look.

Mmm!

- She don't need Papa now.

- Marie?

M- Oh!

Hey, I thought you was a sergeant.

Where's your stripes?

Who handed me that bat?

Get a load of that.

See that?

- Ooh!

- There.

Yeah, see?

Now, listen.

You, me-

- Huh?

- For that?

- Yeah.

- Oh, no, no.

Hey, come, come.

- Come, come.

- Oh.

That's the price in Bar-le-Duc.

Say, wait a minute.

There.

Now, how about that?

No.

- No?

- Non.

Oh, baby, you're tough.

- There.

- Ooh!

Those are Paris prices, baby.

C'est trs cher.

Share it with me, little froggie.

Come here, baby.

Oh, Sherman was wrong.

Come on! Let's go!

Louis Beretti reporting, sir.

- Hello, Beretti. How are ya?

- Hello there, O'Brien.

- Glad to see you.

- Judge.

You oughta remember Louis Beretti.

You know, that jewelry job.

You oughta remember what that red,

white and blue whiskey did for you.

Sure. Cut out your kiddin', Bill.

Glad to see you, Beretti.

- Glad to see you, Judge.

- But wasn't there three of you?

- Yeah.

- The red, white and blue.

I'm reporting

for Gibbons and Donley too.

What became of Gibbons?

On the Rhine.

Army of Occupation.

And Donley?

Bumped off in the Argonne.

The spirit of patriotism, Beretti.

The spirit of patriotism.

- When you were standing in the mud of Flanders-

- In the Argonne.

Of the Argonne,

we were beside you...

trudging forward step by step...

while you vanquished a stubborn foe.

Oh!

Were you there too, Judge?

In spirit only.

In spirit.

Anyway, I'm glad you're back

and squared your account...

and I hope you'll

always keep it that way.

Yeah, well, I'm, uh,

I'm goin' into business now myself.

- Jewelry?

- No, no, no. Something respectable.

- Splendid!

- Oh, uh-

Oh, Judge, I, uh-

You-

Hey, get these guys back, will ya?

- You're all right, Louis.

- Sure.

- Back in your old neighborhood.

- Hello there, Mike.

- How are ya? How's the veterinary?

- Great.

Hello, Joe. How are ya?

How's Big Kate?

Same as ever, and some cook.

- Hey, Judge, you, uh-you know Donley?

- Yes.

Well, uh, you know,

he didn't have no folks, see?

And he was kind of dragged up in

an orphanage and that kind of stuff.

And, well, I was with him

in the hospital...

before, uh- before he bumped off.

He said,

"Louis, give these to Cardigan. "

Luigi. Luigi.

- Papa.

- Luigi.

Hey, Ma.

Look, I brought you some flowers.

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Dudley Nichols

Dudley Nichols (April 6, 1895 – January 4, 1960) was an American screenwriter and director. more…

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