Cobb Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1994
- 128 min
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Coca-Cola in Atlanta.
Tell them I can't make it
for medical reasons.
No, personal reasons.
And sell everything I've got in 3M.
Got him!
Like hell you did!
- I shot her damn throat out!
- You are so full of sh*t!
If Mr. Cobb says he got him, he got him.
Then you're full of sh*t, too.
You have no goddamn vision.
A writer with no vision is a waste of time.
I've hired the wrong son of a b*tch.
I better head back to San Francisco
before the storm hits.
I'll take care of these transactions.
And I will be leaving, too, since you think
I'm the wrong man for the job.
Shut up, Stump,
we both know I'm your meal ticket.
I beg your pardon?
We need each other.
We'll start in the morning.
No!
Yeah, bright and early.
Mr. Cobb, I don't think
I've made myself perfectly clear.
Mr. Cobb!
Ready.
Chapter 1, page 1.
Ready!
"Know ye that a prince and a great man
has fallen this day. "
What the hell is that?
That is what Robert Lee said over the grave
of my grandfather at Fredericksburg.
So I'm taking notes?
Hell no,
it's the first line of my autobiography.
- I'm not writing that.
- Why not?
It's horseshit.
It's a third-person comment
about somebody who's already dead.
An autobiography has to be
in the first person...
plus it can't come from the other side
of the goddamn grave.
My story can come
from any damn place I want.
Not to mention the fact...
you can't call yourself
That's for the-
What kind of a writer are you,
tied up in rules and regulations?
What's the use of a writer
if you can't say what want?
You're not treating me like a writer,
you're treating me like a stenographer.
"... that a prince and a great man...
"has fallen this day. "
- It has a certain ring to it.
- It certainly does.
And I thought you might like it.
It's yours, it's a gift.
From me.
"Cobb...
"misunderstood in his genius...
That's the second line
from what's gonna be...
the greatest biography
of a great man ever written.
Type the damn thing up!
Bethlehem Steel is going in the toilet.
I'll be a striped-ass ape!
Jameson, Bethlehem Steel's
going in the toilet. Dump it all right now.
You got a stock tip for me?
Buy Coca-Cola.
We're about to go out in cans.
Coke in cans? I don't believe so.
You know what's wrong with Ty Cobb?
Every goddamn disease known to man,
I've got them all.
But they ain't never gonna get me
into a hospital.
My heart leaks. My doctors, nothin' but
give me Digoxin to keep it pumping.
They give me Darvon
for the cancer in my back.
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