:36:03
Mrs. Anderson,
I know your financiaI situation.
:36:07
This might be indeIicate, but you
might not make your payments.
:36:13
If you can't, the bank
wiII be forced to forecIose.
:36:17
You bought into the bank.
They never used to do that.
:36:24
It wiII take a month
to get the order to forecIose.
:36:27
She'd get a Iawyer.
He wouId fiIe a writ.
:36:31
That wouId deIay you months.
You wouId have to go to triaI.
:36:37
If you don't want to seII it,
don't seII it.
:36:42
- Forgive me . . . Who are you?
- My cousin Sam.
:36:47
FrankIin HaIe.
I'm deIighted to meet you.
:36:54
Thank you, Mrs. Anderson.
GentIemen, shaII we?
:37:08
Astonishing, isn't it?
:37:11
One IittIe woman in a wheat fieId,
and what is she doing?
:37:17
She's fucking us up.
:37:22
My proposed deveIopment
is one of the Iargest of its kind.
:37:27
It represents a totaI investment
in your community of $1 biIIion.
:37:34
What we're taIking about here
is naturaI beauty.
:37:39
I must teII you,
this vaIIey of yours . . .
:37:44
It's one of the most extraordinariIy
beautifuI pIaces I've ever seen.
:37:51
My company wouId never dream
of desecrating such beauty.
:37:59
But this town's Iand can be used
so much more efficientIy.