Bugsy

Bye, honey.

See you at six o'clock

at the station.

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- This is like a lavender.

- Yes, it goes well with white.

Exquisite combination, Mr. Siegel.

Just as tasteful as always.

- Mr. Siegel. Floor please, madam?

- Penthouse.

If we make love,

it'll be the only time.

- What if you like it?

- I know I'll like it.

- I got off on the wrong floor.

- You'd better get back on.

- Don't stop...

- Is that hurting?

Meyer, I've got half an hour.

I've got ten minutes of sunlamp...

All right,

I'll do the sunlamp on the train.

Of course I'm alone.

She was an hour ago.

I've got to do it.

Call Charlie. He likes to take a nap

when there's going to be trouble.

Ben, it really affects my opinion

of your ability to administrate -

- when you get yourself involved in

this type of detaiI. Right, Charlie?

- Of course.

- See what I'm talking about?

- You just shook his head.

- What else was I gonna to do?

Count to 53.

- Good evening, Mr. Siegel.

- Hi, give that a brush for me.

- Weren't you going to California?

- I came to give you a present.

- Present?

- Yeah, open it.

- I don't get it.

- We hired you to do a job.

We pay you a nice salary,

we throw in a piece of the action -

- and you pay us back

by stealing from us.

Do you want the shirt off my back?

I'd be happy to give it you.

Here, from Sulka's.

They're the ones I wear.

If l'd taken longer, I'd have

bought some pants and some suits.

But I can give you some tips.

Let me see your shoes.

I don't want to be rude to you,

but they don't go with anything.

$3,900 we paid three guys to take

care of this. Why are we here?

You know his thinking process.

Ben has only one problem.

The same problem he had when

we were kids together on the street.

He doesn't respect money.

But that's for summer... and you

don't have to worry about summer.

If it was just business, I'd sell

insurance or import dresses.

The key to taking over Jack Dragna's

Southern California rackets -

- is to come in smooth. Approach

him like we want to be a partner.

The guy's been running the rackets

for 20 years with no competition.

- Except for Mickey Cohen.

- So we move in amiably.

- What about the bars and clubs?

- Fifty-fifty.

We move in,

but we don't ruin anything.

- Joey A. Knows Jack Dragna.

- Jack's a cold-blooded killer.

You've got to be careful. Don't say

nothing he'd take offence at.

- What are you smiling at?

- Nothing.

- Why can't we go to California?

- Maybe next time.

When you get to Los Angeles,

don't call George.

He's a movie star now, and attracts

more attention than Roosevelt.

- This has to be quick and quiet.

- And amiable.

Very funny. 12 days.

Four days out. Four days

of diplomacy. Four days back.

- Ben, could I talk to you a minute?

- After I say goodbye to the family.

I'll miss you.

When I get you on the phone,

tell me what presents you want.

- I already know what I want.

- Don't tell me now. Think about it.

- I need money, Ben. $50,000.

- For what?

The cops, the D.A., the FBI.

They're threatening to lock me up.

They're no good, these people,

except assistant D.A. Allen Stein.

Jewish kid.

His family's from Bedford Street.

What happened to the 50,000

for the armoured truck heist?

It's gone. You know me with money,

I blew it at the track.

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