Cat's Eye Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1985
- 94 min
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because it's her most favorite.
Listen to me carefully:
You've got to get back and find it.
You're my only chance.
Lucky night, Mr. Cressner.
Don't jump to any conclusions.
The night ain't over.
-Good night, Mr. Cressner.
-Good night, sweetheart.
-Richard, cash these.
-You got it.
Buona notte, Mr. Cressner.
-Good night, Mr. C.
-Good night, Harry.
-Have you spoken to Ducky?
-Yes, Mr. Cressner.
He's got my wife and her friend in view?
She and the tennis guy
are in a white Mustang convertible.
Ducky's right on it. Right behind her.
Good. You're a good man.
So, folks, what's it going to be?
Dean Martin is at the Golden Nugget and
haven't seen him since I was a little girl.
Have you taken care
of your domestic problem?
-I got everything well in hand.
-Good.
-The Golden Nugget will be fine.
-Thank you so much.
Oh, look at that. A cat.
My daddy used to say
that all cats should be drowned...
...after they stop playing with spools.
-He said that?
-He must have been a great humanitarian.
I bet that cat is going to get run over.
I got $2,000 says he can make it.
-You're kidding?
-No.
-You're on.
-$2,000 that he can make it.
-Cat's dead. You're on.
-Here you go. Okay?
-You say he makes it, I say he's dead.
-All right.
-I can do anything I want?
-So can I. Anybody can.
No. I can do anything I want,
you don't say a word.
Anybody can do anything they want.
-Watch me.
-I'm watching.
Come on, cat.
Come here, kitty. Come on, kitty.
-You guys would bet on anything.
-Yeah. That's what it's all about.
Come here, little kitty.
Come on, little kitty, come on.
-For $2,000 you're on my side now?
-Yeah.
You're the one who's father
was drowning cats, remember?
-Come on, kitty. Come on.
-Come to mama.
Don't worry about these big things,
that's special effects.
Okay, okay.
Okay!
Now.
Come on!
There he is.
There's the guy.
You were just lucky.
Lucky? I think he knows
you bet against him.
You win some, you lose some.
You guys go on. Go see Dean Martin.
I'll take this guy home,
give him a bowl of milk.
I think he earned it. Goodbye, sweetie.
You sure you're not coming?
I got to finish that business I talked about.
-Have a good time.
-You want to get me a cab?
Get Ducky on the radio.
Tell him to nail the bastard.
Good night.
Thanks.
I still don't see why
you can't come with me.
Because we're broke.
When you decided to leave with me...
...you descended into a whole new plane
of financial existence, my dear.
I'm trying to make the decompression
as painless as possible.
-I don't care.
-I do!
The Armbruster Hotel in New York.
I'll see you there.
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