Marlowe Page #4
An old friend.
to keep you occupied.
Are you hard to occupy? -As
hard to get. as a haircut.
Has anybody ever told you that
you have a sensuous under lip?
Everybody mentions it.
Do nice uncomplicated
girls turn you on?
I come all unglued.
Are you looking for something?
I just don't want to
see Mavis get hurt.
Now who are you?
His name is Philip Marlowe.
Private Detective.
Well, I hope everybody's happy.
Goodbye.
Philip Marlowe.
What can I buy you
with? -The money helps.
How much? -Say... $ 100.
$ 100 is money to you? -Make
it $200 and I'll retire.
I work for my money.
What am I buying?
I do not think you killed him.
Help to have some reason not to
tell the police you were there.
Am I supposed to
have killed somebody?
You're going to find this
hard to believe, but I came up
with the idea that you
might need some help.
I figured you went to
the room to make a payoff.
That made me think you
could be in a king-sized jam.
I said a king-sized jam as a cue.
You're good, Ms. Wald...
You could act your way
out of a safe deposit box.
Good day.
You're out of work again, Philip.
Car.
Car.
A man with a limited vocabulary
you do make your point.
Car.
They tell me there was
a disturbance upstairs.
In Miss Wald's apartment.
They tell you wrong.
We were bombing craps.
Where are the pictures?
Who makes your ice
picks, Mr. Steelgrave?
Too bad.
Does your mother know
what you do for a living...
Mr. Marlowe?
Yes.
What can I do for you?
Good grief! What are you boys up to?
Just renovating, Chuck.
Yes? It's about time.
Come on girls, back to work!
Don't stand looking back to work.
You won't need that.
The word is you are a cool cat.
The word is wrong, I go
all to pieces over nothing.
That coat rack has been
my family for years.
Would you like it if your
coat rack was disassembled?
I've come to make a proposition.
May I reach for my pocket?
do you do something foolish.
$ 500.
For that you can kick the
ceiling. -It's yours. -For what?
You are not looking for
anybody and can't find anybody.
You do not have time
to work for anybody.
You have not heard
anything or seen anything.
And what do I for
an encore? -Nothing.
Keep on doing nothing
for a reasonable time...
and I'll come back and place
another 500 on your desk.
Side by side.
And for whom am I doing
this? -Winslow Wong,...
... that is I.
I like a man who uses good
grammar. You impress me.
... Whom sent you?
A man who would rather
spill money than blood.
But...
also a man who would spill
blood if he had no choice.
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