The Contract Page #2
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- Year:
- 2006
- 96 min
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No, he's in the hospital.
Somebody hit
The FBl has gotten all excited.
The other agencies are lining up
behind us.
This guy is a hot potato.
Is he?
to ring alarm bells these days.
All right. Let me know
when he gets here.
Sure.
See you later.
Yes.
Miles.
What have you got? Is it him?
Yes. It's definitely Carden.
FBl liaison officer
just came by to tell me.
I don't want this going any further.
No, sir.
It won't get out of hand.
I'm on top of it.
DAVIS:
How do you know that?
He called me.
DAVIS:
He called you?How did he manage that?
Ask him later.
We're gonna have to improvise.
Okay, rule one.
We don't go back
for him.
We leave him down.
That's not rule one.
Same for any of us.
What are you talking about?
The old man got caught,
that's his problem.
This is Frank's command. We've
been with him a long time.
Yeah, everybody but you.
Ever hear of loyalty?
Yeah, I read about it
in a book once. Look,
I'm not getting paid
to save his ass.
You're not getting paid
unless we save his ass.
You know that offshore account?
No Frank,
no money.
Now, you see, that argument
appeals to my sentimental side.
Local celebrities and officials
are reported to be lobbying for seats
at a dinner for the president,
to be held following
his upcoming speech
at Woodburn College.
Morning.
Morning.
Death has been reported
of a well-known local personality,
Lydel Hammond, Jr.,
in what appears to be
a hit-and-run accident
outside the Rosemont Apartments.
Reporter Melanie Stewart...
We're really doing this, aren't we?
No, I figured we'd just wake up,
make breakfast and go back to bed.
MELANIE Lydel Hammond, Jr. is the
son of the reclusive billionaire.
Hammond Sr. is expected to make
a rare public appearance
at the funeral of his son
in a few days.
That's the same Hammond
as the street, right?
Yeah.
And the stadium.
Yep.
- Hammond Sr., a contributor
to the current administration,
has caused an embarrassment
recently, by his alleged support
of direct action, violence,
against doctors and scientists
involved in stem-cell research.
Sorry about the cuffs, Frank.
Rules, you know?
Yeah, sure.
Can't be too careful, can we?
STANFIELD:
So what are youdoing around here, Frank?
Nice part of the country.
I like the scenery.
Well, take a good, long look.
Might be your last chance.
CHRIS:
So the team lost, huh?
Yeah.
Again.
Again.
You know, we showed up. We tried.
That's what important, isn't it, Chris?
You ever wonder
about your coaching ability?
No, that's not
what I'm wondering about.
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