:51:06
You've got to convince the warden
that you won't ride, no matter what.
:51:11
He'll be so mad, he'll wet his pants,
because he makes this very big bet.
:51:16
But you gotta hold out, no matter
what they do. Don't give up.
:51:21
The longer you hold out,
the better chance for a bargain.
:51:25
What bargain?
:51:27
-You pick your crew.
-That's us.
:51:29
-The county stadium is tough to crack.
-Even tougher than this joint.
:51:34
-It's supposed to be escape-proof.
-But there's a weakness.
:51:42
This is fantastic.
Harry, there's a great novel in this.
:51:47
Which you won't start writing
till we get out of here, right?
:51:52
I guess I can wait seven months.
:51:55
Donahue!
:51:59
-Hello, warden. Nice to see you again.
-I've got some good news for you.
:52:04
-My wine magazines came?
-No, it's better than that.
:52:09
You're gonna represent Glenboro Prison
in the annual Top Hand competition.
:52:14
Congratulations.
:52:18
Oh, my God! Warden!
:52:23
-I can't do that.
-What the hell are you talking about?
:52:27
I should've told you.
My mom was a veterinarian.
:52:30
I can't exploit animals,
she'd roll over in her grave.
:52:34
You didn't hear me.
This is very important to me.
:52:38
Important to you? My mother
is watching over every step I make.
:52:43
Do you know my soul is on the line?
Please, let's drop-- What?
:52:48
I said no. I told him no.
:52:53
Ma, are you crazy? I have witnesses.
We'll talk about it in my cell.