Code of Silence Page #5
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- Year:
- 1985
- 101 min
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VICTOR:
(to cousins in Spanish)
This one's got some balls, huh?
(to Spider)
I don't juke anybody.
Victor nods and one of the cousins brings in half a dozen
brick-sized bundles of cocaine from the next room.
Doc slices into one of the bags and with the tip of his knife
he drops a bit into a glass vial. He adds clear liquid with
an eye dropper and it instantly turns purple.
DOC:
I say, awright. The royal colors.
EXT. ALLEY - DAY
Eddie's eyes scan the scene as he sorts through a garbage
can with a stick.
INT. PAINTER'S HALLWAY - DAY
The painters carry their equipment down the long corridor
A door opens in the corridor, and a naked toddler steps out.
A Latino teenager comes out to retrieve the child. He sees
the backs of the painters, and carries the toddler back
inside.
INT. PAINTER'S APARTMENT - DAY
The painters are not what they seem. Working quickly,
silently, they open their tool kits and lay out their
hardware:
machine guns and automatics.TONY LUNA, a barrel-chested Italian mobster is running the
show and it's well rehearsed. His boys, GUS, VITO, and EENIE
move like oiled machinery.
Vito turns on a radio to a Latino station to cover the SOUND
of their preparations. They remove the whole window from its
frame. Then they rest a wide plank on the window ledge.
Three feet away is the window of the adjacent building and
silhouetted against the shade we can SEE the drug deal.
They put on painters' masks and goggles.
LUNA:
Okay, by the numbers.
He puts on his goggles.
EXT. ALLEY - DAY
Over the IDLING ENGINE of the garbage truck, Eddie and Donato
HEAR the deal going down on the RADIO.
EDDIE:
(to walkie-talkie)
Everybody on your toes.
MUSIC (V.O.)
(from radio)
Their Right Field's Clear. Those
painters are out of the way.
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