Hammett

1:13:00

I had to search you, Mr. Hammett.

1:13:02

My clients would never
have forgiven me if I hadn't.

1:13:04

You do understand.

1:13:06

Of course.

1:13:13

I shall miss my Winston,
Mr. Hammett.

1:13:16

Well, I won't.

1:13:17

We were together for a long time,
a very long time.

1:13:20

We understood each other.

1:13:25

But as an officer of the court,
I have my sworn duty.

1:13:29

- Who are you calling?
- The proper authorities, of course.

1:13:32

- Who will do what?
- Tidy things up, naturally.

1:13:36

- Just like that?
- Yes, Mr. Hammett, just like that.

1:13:39

- You're an original, Hagedorn.
- The front door is to the left.

1:13:43

Thank you.

1:13:47

Open up, Samuel.

1:13:49

- I'm on the phone.
- Well, make it snappy.

1:13:52

Kit?

1:13:54

- What?
- My lawyer is Jim Welch,

1:13:56

he's in the book. Call him
as soon as I go through the door.

1:13:58

I don't think I like
this new career of yours.

1:14:01

It almost got me killed tonight.

1:14:02

And for what? Answer me that,
smart guy. What was in it for me?

1:14:06

A peep in a cesspool,
a roll in the hay.

1:14:09

- A roll in the hay, at least.
- I'm serious.

1:14:12

Look, you went
because I asked you to,

1:14:13

because you knew
there was nobody else I could ask.

1:14:17

Take it easy, Tom.

1:14:27

- Hello, Tom. What's the good word?
- I told you to stay out of it, Samuel.

1:14:31

- So you did.
- So let's go.

1:14:32

And don't ask me where,
don't argue,

1:14:34

because if you argue,
I'm gonna put the cuffs on.

1:14:37

Well, I guess
you better damn well do that.

1:14:40

How's that?

1:14:46

Samuel, from now on,
you're on your own.

1:14:50

And God help you.