The Front Page #7
- PG
- Year:
- 1976
- 95 min
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or made a mistake.
I know, you're out of work.
That's all I have to know.
What about taxes?
That's going to be a problem.
You need a deductible?
Take my advice-
natural gas.
Yeah?
I heard cattle.
Cattle is also good.
Filet of sole.
Vegetable cutlet.
Mushroom omelet.
Protose steak.
Eat in good health.
All right, the network pays him,
he pays us, less the 10%, right?
Then we just pay all the taxes
that we owe.
Nothing illegal.
No tricks.
Everybody declares
exactly what he earned.
What's he paying us for?
He's got to put something down.
We're his collaborators.
connects him with us...
Can't we protect him better?
as long as
the right tax is paid.
The FBI will,
and they've been
looking at tax returns.
Only in political cases.
He's not political.
You guys kill me.
They're beating your brains out,
and you're worried about taxes?
Just write the script.
I'll take care of my end.
Five pounds, sweetheart.
Have a nice day.
Cash?
Three hundred?
Howard, have an orange.
Thanks, Uncle Howard.
Thank you, Uncle Howard.
Thank you, Howard.
But I'm Harry Stone, the actor.
director, he's the one you want.
I'm blacklisted because
they think I'm him.
I understand.
A terrible mistake
has been made.
I sympathize.
Unfortunately,
I can only help people
willing to make a clean breast
of what they've done.
But I haven't done anything.
That's why I can't help you.
Mr. Hampton
from the network.
Thank you. Yes, Torn?
Yes, I've got a report
on Howard Prince.
No, no proof he's a member
of the Party.
Of course,
no proof that he isn't.
I suggest I keep investigating.
Well, no, I don't have to.
I can send you a bill right now
You're the one who has to answer
to the American people.
Exactly.
That's all I'm saying.
You can't be too careful
these days.
No, I don't suppose
anyone can object
if you keep using him.
Nothing to object to...
So far.
Thank you.
You can use him.
Thank God.
He's the best writer I've got.
Hell, he's
the only writer I've got.
I don't know how he does it.
He wrote the letter.
It wasn't good enough.
It's not my decision, Phil.
They tell me, I tell you.
What do I tell Hecky?
You decided he's not
right for the part.
You've changed the character.
Tell him what you told them.
He'll know it's not true.
Can he prove it?
I should get back to the office.
Well, why?
What's the rush?
You're having
a script conference.
That takes time.
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