:14:01
Back in the '40s, this town was crawling
with dollies like you.
:14:05
Good-looking cokeheads trying
their damnedest to act tough as hell.
:14:08
I got news for you:
They did it better back then.
:14:11
This town doesn't change.
They just push the names around.
:14:16
Same dames,
screwing up their lives just the same way.
:14:21
All right. What about this guy Brian?
Where can I find him?
:14:25
Who's to know. He just hangs around.
:14:28
- Where is around?
- Around is around.
:14:31
I mean, around is no particular place.
:14:34
The only time I hear from him is when he
calls me up to torment me about my cat.
:14:38
The next time he calls you up,
I want you to set up a meet.
:14:41
All right.
:14:43
Mr. Wells, listen,
I don't want you to get the wrong idea...
:14:47
- about me schlepping those things...
- Doll, I'm not interested in your life story.
:14:53
Just set up a meet with your friend Brian.
:15:03
Yes? I'm coming.
:15:06
Just a minute.
:15:09
I don't care what you say, you understand?
:15:11
- Yes?
- Hi, I'm Margo Sperling.
:15:13
We'd like to talk to your husband.
:15:16
No, my husband passed on
seven years ago.
:15:19
What's going on in here?
:15:22
We were playing canasta
right there in the living room.
:15:25
Kid, the you-know-what has hit the fan.
:15:27
Look, I wouldn't make a federal case
out of everything, Charlie.
:15:30
Mrs. Schmidt, would you leave us alone
for a couple of minutes?
:15:34
I have some personal business
to talk over with these people.
:15:38
Of course, Mr. Wells.
:15:40
- It was very nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.
:15:43
Anytime, Mr. Wells,
your friends are more than welcome.
:15:47
- Thank you.
- I like the color of your sweater.
:15:51
- Thank you.
- Very much.
:15:57
- The man's a killer, you ding-a-ling!
- Don't call me a ding-a-ling!