Cape Fear
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:11:01
Silesius, 17th century.
:11:15
Could you be there?
:11:33
I wonder if you're here.
:11:44
Ah, fuck it.
:11:46
If you're here,
what the fuck is the difference?

:11:50
Fuck it!
:12:01
-I've got Mr. Kersek on one.
-Good. I'll take it.

:12:05
Sam, you look tired. You get that writ?
:12:07
No, we have to get into that.
Let me just grab this.

:12:10
-Kersek.
-I'm damn sorry about last night.

:12:12
That son of a bitch could survive
a nuclear strike.

:12:14
Hang on a second.
:12:15
Tom, I'm not doing it. I pulled a fast one...
:12:18
...and it's come back and bit me on the ass.
:12:20
What you did was dumb. What I'm asking
is no big deal. This is my daughter!

:12:24
No, it's perjury.
It's bullshit and I'm not doing it!

:12:27
-All right?
-I'll be in my office.

:12:29
Who was that top criminal lawyer?
:12:31
Lee Heller. We need to talk.
:12:33
If word gets out how Cady
bushwhacked those bastards...

:12:36
...it'll be hard to get three new guys.
:12:38
I don't want three new guys.
You hear me?

:12:40
Mr. Heller, it's Sam Bowden
from Broadbent and Denmeyer.

:12:44
Tom speaks very highly of you. He says
you're the best, and that's what I need.

:12:48
We froze our butts together in Korea.
How can I help you, Sam?

:12:51
It's a petition for a restraining order,
but there have been complications.

:12:56
I know this is short notice,
but I need this injunction.

:12:59
There's an ex-convict named Max Cady
who's been harassing my family.


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