Inside 'The Terminal' Page #3

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She looks amazing.

She's my pot of gold

at the end of the rainbow.

She's a beautiful boat

and I hope you get her soon.

- You've earned her.

- Thank you, Frank.

- You have.

- Actually, I bought her yesterday.

Come on. Congratulations!

I'm nominating you to take my place.

You will assume the duties

of acting Field Commissioner

until you get approval from Washington.

Really? I don't know what to say.

- Jesus. Richard, is this real?

- It's real, Frank, it's real.

Don't pretend to be surprised.

You've been waiting for me to retire

or drop dead for years now.

No, I haven't been

waiting for you to retire.

That's all right, Frank.

My retirement will become official

the day you get sworn in.

- You've waited a long time for this.

- I have.

Just be careful

about the inspection process.

I will.

I've been here for 17 years...

We're talking about

the Field Commissioner position.

People are going to look to you

for leadership, to set an example.

What are you saying?

I'm saying the job is yours to lose.

Ship the Colombians

off to asylum hearings,

and call the parents

of those kids from Long Island.

Tell them it was a bad idea

to let them go to Jamaica.

Come on, let's go. South America

and Madrid are on the tarmac.

I want them out of here in half an hour.

Mr. Thurman.

There's a man walking around

the terminal in a bathrobe.

I know, sir. You put him there.

Welcome to the United States.

Next!

I need visa.

Where's your green form?

I can't do anything without it.

Go to the wall.

Next!

Sir.

The light green form.

I love it!

Light green.

Mr. Navorski, you cannot

get into New York without a visa.

You cannot get a visa

without a passport,

and you cannot get

a new passport without a country.

There's nothing

we can do for you here.

I give you light green.

I'm sorry,

but you've wasted an entire day.

At this time you are simply...

- Unacceptable.

- Yes.

Unacceptable.

Why is he still here?

You released him, sir.

You put him there.

Why doesn't he walk out the doors?

Why doesn't he try to escape?

- Sir, you told him to wait.

- I didn't think he'd actually do it.

I mean, he's in a crack.

Who the hell waits in a crack?

No news from the State Department,

but we can deport him in a few days.

Yeah, it could be a few days.

It could be a week, two weeks, a month.

Who knows what this guy is thinking,

what gulag he escaped from.

Next!

Everything he does comes back to me.

- You want him back in the holding cell?

- No, I'll show him the door.

Hello.

Hello.

- Do you have an appointment?

- Yes. 9.30.

Food document, trash. Tuesday.

Tuesday. I hate the Tuesday.

Excuse me.

Airports are tricky places,

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