:02:46
Doc.
:02:47
Those pills you
gave me for my back?
:02:50
I'm not sure that they work.
:02:52
I'm not sure either,
but you don't hear me complain.
:02:55
Stop by the office
at the end of the afternoon.
:02:58
Thanks, Doc.
:03:01
They're kidding, right?
:03:02
No, they're not kidding.
This is your movie.
:03:05
This is small-town America.
:03:07
Town in New Hampshire was
small-town America too.
:03:10
$40,000 a day to shoot on the street.
Then they kick us out.
:03:12
That's life in the movie business.
But look here
:03:16
A jacket for five dollars.
I could buy this whole town for 50 bucks.
:03:19
- You said that about the last town.
- They never shot a movie here.
:03:22
I'm bleeding, Bill.
I'm bleeding.
:03:24
- Why am I here?
- What can pass for the old mill?
:03:28
There you go.
:03:29
'The Waterford Mill, built 1825.
Long a tourist attraction. '
:03:34
Wake up Uberto.
:03:38
- We're here.
- Where are we?
:03:40
Give him a cigarette.
:03:41
They sended the old mill
from New Hampshire?
:03:43
They're holding it for ransom.
:03:45
- We build one?
- They got one.
:03:47
We build a firehut?
:03:51
Okay. But we have to
lose the window.
:03:53
We can't lose the window.
:03:55
Then I can't do this shot, Wally.
:03:57
You wants me to push in
through the window.