Guarding Tess
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:29:00
She's supposed to be where the driver
and I can both see her at the same time.

:29:05
I know that. That's not what I'm asking.
This detail's a cupcake.

:29:09
It may be the most boring detail in
the service, but it's still a cupcake.

:29:13
Why are you gonna risk your career
on crap like that?

:29:15
Because it's not crap.
It's my job.

:29:18
I'm either gonna do it right, take pride
in it, or find something else to do.

:29:21
You're right.
I can't argue.

:29:24
But Doug,
I wouldn't piss her off.

:29:27
- More calls to the White House, and...
- I'll be guarding the president's dog.

:29:30
Bullshit. You'll be gone.
You try to get a job out there now.

:29:35
Know what they want in private security?
Guys that can bench-press 9,000 pounds.

:29:41
This is a good deal.
You've let it get personal.

:29:49
It's not personal.
:29:51
Of course it is. She doesn't even know
the rest of us are alive.

:30:03
- How is she?
- She's fine.

:30:05
But, uh...
:30:10
- Get rid of those.
- Okay.

:30:27
What about, uh, Ali-Tyson?
:30:29
Ali, TKO, eighth r ound,
in his prime.

:30:32
All ri ght. What about
Mrs. Carlisle and Nancy Reagan?

:30:35
- In their prime?
- Yeah.

:30:37
Mrs. Carlisle would knock Nancy out
in the sixth to seventh r ound.

:30:40
- It wouldn't go the distance?
- No. Two completely different fighters.

:30:44
Nancy doesn't have
the big-time punch.

:30:46
She throws these cutting left jabs
and combinations.

:30:49
Always in your face. Unrelenting.
Bap, bap, bap!

:30:52
Mrs. Carlisle, she's a floater,
a dancer. Totally unpredictable.

:30:57
Just when you think you got her
where you want her, bam!


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