:26:02
What do you see?
You see the bosses.
:26:04
You see the politicians.
You see the bankers.
:26:07
You see the Irish workmen.
There's not one single, solitary Chinaman.
:26:12
They weren't even asked to show up.
They died anonymous.
:26:15
You goddamn people,
you keep everything a secret.
:26:19
- I know the story, Captain.
- Well, most people don't.
:26:22
No one remembers in this country.
:26:24
- No one remembers anything.
- You sound just like my father.
:26:28
He sounds like a great guy.
What does he do?
:26:31
He's in shipping. Now, what's your story?
:26:33
Me? What's there to say?
:26:36
Uh...
:26:38
I'm Polish. I'm from Brooklyn. I'm a cop.
:26:41
But I happen to be the most decorated
cop in the City of New York.
:26:45
I'm talking action decorated,
no desk citations here.
:26:48
- I'm sure about that.
- I saw you a few times on the tube.
:26:52
I don't watch much television,
but I think you're pretty good.
:26:56
You're sexier than the broads
on the other channels.
:26:59
Ah, well, Captain.
Very pleased you've come.
:27:02
- Hello.
- Uncle Yung, you know Tracy Tzu?
:27:05
Oh, yes. Very pleased you've come.
This is my wife Su Shin.
:27:09
Captain, do you like Chinese
champagne? This is very good.
:27:13
This is on the house.
:27:15
Thanks, Harry, but no thanks.
I pay my own way.
:27:18
- Fish stinks from the head, does it not?
- The Chinese eat the head, Captain.
:27:23
Enjoy.
:27:24
Let's go.
:27:26
It looks like champagne...
:27:28
- I think you upset him.
- I certainly hope so.
:27:45
I've been waiting
for over a year
:27:48
Look at it this way.
:27:50
Harry Yung, he's the head of
the richest tong in Chinatown.
:27:55
He's gotta be involved
in the Chinese Mafia.
:27:57
Even if he isn't doin' anything,
he's gotta be doin' something.