1:02:31
I know.
1:02:34
A job coming from a prison guard
sounds dubious.
1:02:40
But we can start by checking it out.
1:02:42
That'll prove nothing.
1:02:44
But it'll be something to go by.
1:02:47
Okay. Let's say we decide
to go ahead with the job.
1:02:52
We still need a marksman.
1:02:56
That's why I'm talking to you.
1:02:59
Me? Get it out of your head.
1:03:03
Between shooting two men
six feet away
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and hitting a target at 100 feet,
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there's a certain difference.
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It's the difference between
an amateur and a professional.
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And, despite appearances,
I'm no professional.
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I knew a really good marksman
four or five years ago.
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A policeman.
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A crack policeman.
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One of the best shots on the force.
1:03:35
But the corruption of his work
environment finally got to him.
1:03:39
Between my prison guard and your cop,
aren't we overdoing it?
1:03:44
Go see him.
1:03:46
We'll take that risk.
Talk to him.
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I remember his number.
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He may not have moved.