This Gun for Hire Page #5
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1942
- 81 min
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First call for breakfast!
First call for breakfast!
First call for breakfast!
First call for breakfast!
Morning.
You're sure this wire will reach
Los Angeles ahead of the train?
Oh, yes, sir.
Uh, keep it. Thank you very much.
Next stop, Los Angeles.
Let me see your left wrist.
Okay, thank you.
Wait a minute. Lookin' for me for a job
I didn't do, and they're not gonna get me.
You're gonna help. Can
we see your left wrist?
Can we see your left wrist? Let
me see that wrist. Thank you.
Can we see your left wrist? There
won't be any shooting, will there?
That's up to him. Can
we see your left wrist?
Why, it's only me, boss.
Tommy, take these bags
and don't let me out of your sight.
Don't worry, boss. I'll be
right here holding your hand.
All right, get goin'.
Can we see your left wrist?
Can we see your left
wrist? Let me see it.
They got him!
I tell ya I cut it.
I'm a machinist. Yeah?
No, no, no!
You sure?
Of course I'm sure.
You've let him get away.
Easy. He's still on that train.
Dig him out!
Well, you made it.
Sorry I can't have breakfast with
you, but I've got a dress rehearsal.
You, uh, won't be needing
the baby anymore, will you?
Good luck.
I got a job to do.
Nobody knows you're here.
Go ahead.
Somebody does know.
Keep walkin'.
Look, I...
In there.
Turn around.
Turn around!
Hey, what are you doin' in here?
Do you wanna get hurt?
We're tearing
this dump down!
What's cookin' here?
Everything is prepared
for the gas mask rehearsal, sir.
We're ready in
the processing plant, sir.
At 8:
00 tomorrow morning,everyone will be wearing a gas mask.
The same with packing and
shipping, Mr. Brewster.
And my department, sir.
I didn't quite hear you, sir.
That's excellent.
Mr. Brewster says,
"That's excellent. "
For their own protection,
see to it that all my employees
take this rehearsal seriously.
They're the only family
I have. That's all.
Mr. Brewster, I don't know
how to quite tell you...
You're a bungling idiot,
Gates!
I gave you a job to do involving
millions and you botched it.
I didn't botch it, sir. Here's
Baker's letter and the formula.
Raven got those, and then you let
him slip through your fat fingers.
Is that all?
As a matter of fact, I don't know
whether they're working together or not,
but there was a girl
on the train with Raven.
You know anything
about her?
She's... a performer
I just hired for my nightclub.
Apparently you want
to commit suicide.
I didn't know that when I hired her, and now
I'm afraid to turn her over to the police.
They wouldn't believe anything
Raven said, but they might believe her.
You're a fool!
Get down to that club of yours!
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