1:21:00
l thought it was about time we meet,
Mr Johnson.
1:21:03
- l was honoured by your invitation.
- Thank you.
1:21:06
A friend in Sing Sing says you play chess.
1:21:08
- You partake in the game?
- Nah. Only in its strategies.
1:21:14
Franco, pigghia 'u cane.
1:21:18
Shall we go for a walk?
1:21:20
You're in good hands, boys.
1:21:25
l love this place.
1:21:27
l was under the impression that you
and the Dutchman were partners.
1:21:32
Dutch Schultz doesn't recognise that
a partnership requires compromises.
1:21:37
l think you do.
This is about money, Mr Johnson.
1:21:41
lf you get a piece of my operation,
what will you offer me in return?
1:21:45
For starters, political connections.
1:21:47
The kind that'll keep you
from suffering like Madam St Clair.
1:21:51
lf a man wants to be successful in
this business, he has to make alliances.
1:21:55
- You got judges?
- Even better.
1:21:57
The special prosecutor.
1:21:59
- Thomas Dewey?
- He's as greedy as the rest of them.
1:22:08
l appreciate your offer,
but my answer is no.
1:22:13
- l'm strictly an independent operator.
- So be it.
1:22:19
But your move downtown
affects me as well as Mr Schultz.
1:22:22
lt was a clever gambit,
Mr Johnson - your brewery job.
1:22:26
But a meeting is required
to discuss these problems.
1:22:29
The Dutchman and l are past discussion.
1:22:31
lt's not a request.
l'll call you with the time.
1:22:36
What can l do you for?
1:22:37
This thing between you and Mr Johnson
has gone way past bedtime.
1:22:41
Why do you give a fuck? lt ain't got
nothing to do with your whore business.
1:22:45
lf Tom Dewey clamps down,
it affects all of us.
1:22:48
l'm the guy Dewey's
having wet dreams about.
1:22:50
Exactly. Numbers has him looking to
open up a pan on all our business.
1:22:55
You get me out of fuckin' bed for this?
1:22:57
What's the other news?
Roosevelt running for re-election?