On the Waterfront
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:03:05
How goes?
:03:07
He's up on the roof.
:03:09
The pigeon?
:03:11
Yeah, it worked.
:03:17
I think somebody fell off the roof.
:03:25
He thought he'd sing
to the Crime Commission. He won't.

:03:29
I thought they'd talk to him.
:03:30
That's the idea.
:03:32
I thought they'd talk to him
and get him to dummy up.

:03:34
Maybe he gave them an argument.
:03:36
I figured the worst they was gonna do
was lean on him a little bit.

:03:40
Maybe he gave them an argument.
:03:41
He's been giving Johnny the Boss
a lot of arguments lately.

:03:46
He wasn't a bad kid, that Joey.
:03:48
A canary.
:03:49
Maybe he could sing, but he couldn't fly.
:03:58
Come on, I'll buy you a drink.
:04:03
I'll be in there later and....
:04:14
Father Barry is here.
:04:20
Same thing happened to my Andy
five years ago.

:04:22
-You're the boy's father?
-That's right.

:04:24
Looks like he fell off the roof,
or maybe he was pushed.

:04:27
-Any ideas?
-No.

:04:28
He was the only longshoreman that had
the guts to talk to the crime investigators.

:04:32
-Who asked you?
-Everybody knows that.

:04:34
Shut up.
:04:35
-lf he took my advice he wouldn't be--
-Everyone knows that.

:04:38
I said, ''Shut up!''
:04:39
I know how you feel about cops,
but if you give me...

:04:42
...some leads I could--
:04:43
I kept telling him, ''Don't say nothing.
:04:45
''Keep quiet, you'll live longer.''
:04:48
I've been on the docks all my life,
boy, and there's one thing I learned.

:04:52
You don't ask no questions,
you don't answer no questions...

:04:56
...unless you want to wind up like that.

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