:52:02
-Why did he send me an invitation?
-I don't know. I don't know.
:52:05
Why should I know about
your invitations?
:52:08
I don't know anything.
:52:10
What do you want from me?
Why did you come here?
:52:12
I know nothing.
I know nothing.
:52:14
Now you're a lousy actress.
:52:15
What's this I've been reading
about you in the newspaper?
:52:19
Who is Secretary Bailey?
:52:22
Flammatory words
from a union boss?
:52:31
You still won't come
and stop the workers...
:52:31
Jerry Bailey is
a rich businessman.
:52:35
or the social movement.
:52:37
Listen to me,
you socialist asshole.
:52:41
We don't give a good fart
about this socialist workers...
:52:41
He came to the USA as a
starving immigrant to make...
:52:44
and their movements.
We just want you...
:52:44
a lot of money in
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
:52:46
out of the factory so we can
get the furnaces working again.
:52:47
Where he's lived for
thirty years.
:52:49
I know all that. It's all in the papers.
What else is there?
:52:51
This is the last offer
you're going to get.
:52:54
You want to sign it or what?
:53:00
He married a very wealthy woman.
:53:02
Tell your bosses
they can wipe their ass on it.
:53:04
They had a child.
:53:07
She died when the child was born.
:53:11
A few years ago
he went into politics.
:53:12
Fill her up.
:53:14
Moved here.
:53:16
That's all past history.
I'm talking about now.
:53:20
Right now he's in trouble.
:53:24
Why don't you just tell me
you've been living him all these years?
:53:28
And that you're his lover.
:53:39
Age can wither me, Noodles.
:53:40
This is my last...
:53:46
We're both getting old.
:53:48
Hold it, boys. Don't shoot.
:53:53
It's me, Crowning.
:53:54
The only thing we have left now,
are our memories.