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00:00:00Don't worry.
00:01:30It all started back in the days when we were still shoving the Nazis out of Italy.
00:01:45I'd been through the whole African campaign, and after we hit the beach at Anzio, I got
00:01:49myself a soft spot in the quartermaster's corps, driving a supply truck on the run from
00:01:53Salerno to Naples.
00:01:56I found out quick that a guy with half a brain could make himself a fast buck.
00:01:59I had a gimmick.
00:02:02I never got loaded up with heavy stuff, only negotiable goods that I could turn over for
00:02:06a good price.
00:02:07Strictly A1 merchandise like, oh, cigarettes, canned milk, chocolate, that kind of stuff.
00:02:13Later, someone dreamt up a name for it, Black Market.
00:02:16That made it sound dirty, but nobody got hurt in my operations, and I figured I was collecting
00:02:22a bonus for living.
00:02:30I recognized the signal.
00:02:35It was a guy from my company.
00:02:42He'd been looking for me up and down the road to tip me off, but an MP reception committee
00:02:46was waiting for me up ahead in camp.
00:02:48I figured they'd have to get wise one of these days, but I didn't know then how much the
00:02:51grass had on me.
00:02:57Now I had to figure out what I was going to do.
00:03:00I wasn't going to let myself be caught red-handed with the profits, no sir.
00:03:04You see, I'd never been dumb enough to send that dough through the mails.
00:03:08Besides, I had nobody left back home that I could trust it with.
00:03:12I carried it where I could see it and touch it, almost next to my skin.
00:03:17I sat on it.
00:03:21I decided to ditch my bundle right where I made it, for the time being, that was.
00:03:26Four million lira, a lot of dough in any man's town, although right now it's only about 6,000
00:03:32bucks American.
00:03:34Enough folding money to let me sit in the sun while I figured out how to multiply it.
00:03:51This looked like a good spot.
00:03:57So I picked my landmark, just to make sure I put my brand deep into it.
00:04:11First letter of my last name.
00:04:17I'd never forget that three.
00:04:25Three was my lucky number.
00:04:28So I walked three steps north and put my spade into the ground.
00:04:39I took a last look around to make sure it was safe to dig a vault for my dough.
00:05:00The MPs grabbed me the minute I got back to camp.
00:05:02They asked me all kinds of questions.
00:05:04And even without the money on me, I didn't have a chance.
00:05:08I got sent up.
00:05:10But four years go by, even if you sweat them out in an army prison detail, back home.
00:05:15And from that night on, that little piece of Italy became as much a part of me as my arm.
00:05:30I dreamt about that money as if it was a woman.
00:05:38I got out of the army at last, with a swell reference for getting a job.
00:05:44A dishonorable discharge.
00:05:52But it wasn't exactly a job that I was after.
00:05:55It was my dough that I wanted.
00:05:59It took too much red tape to get a passport, so I didn't waste any time contacting a guy named Vince.
00:06:06I was told that he could finagle a way of getting me back over the big pond.
00:06:10I sent a trust.
00:06:12I sent a trust.
00:06:14Come on, Hazel, that's it.
00:06:16Lucky six.
00:06:17Oh, baby.
00:06:18Come on, you gotta get moving.
00:06:20Mm.
00:06:21Uh-oh.
00:06:22Uh-oh.
00:06:23Uh-oh.
00:06:24Uh-oh.
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00:06:38Uh-oh.
00:06:39Hey, see needles and die.
00:06:42You should have watched me make ten the hard way.
00:06:44Mwah!
00:06:46Oh, that does it.
00:06:48Hey, banker, let me another $20 in the little, will you?
00:06:52Sure, sure, Keeler, but there's a limit.
00:06:54I made a money.
00:06:56This will be the last I'll tap you for it.
00:06:57Hey, get out the top for Vince, will you?
00:06:59He says not made out of money.
00:07:00Yeah, needless to call it a bank.
00:07:03Thanks, Vince, I'll see you later, huh?
00:07:05That's right, kid, go get slicked up.
00:07:06I'll show you this burg inside out.
00:07:09Now, wait a minute, let's you and I settle up.
00:07:11You owe me $200,000, $20,000, $30,000.
00:07:27Have you seen Keeler?
00:07:28No.
00:07:40Keeler, wait a minute.
00:07:42I want to talk to you, just a second.
00:07:46Where are you going, bud?
00:07:47Let go of me.
00:07:48Running out on me, huh?
00:07:49I said let go of me.
00:07:53Can't get sorted a guy for worrying, can you?
00:07:56You owe me a hatful, Frankie.
00:07:58Hey, chicken scratch.
00:07:59Chicken scratch, Rockefeller says.
00:08:00He owes me $200 for getting him on his ship,
00:08:02$120 for incidentals.
00:08:04That comes to, uh, $20,000.
00:08:08That comes to, uh, $320.
00:08:10And he says chicken scratch.
00:08:11You'll get it, you'll get it.
00:08:13Listen, Frank, the deal was you'd
00:08:15pay off when we got to Italy.
00:08:17So I figure when is now.
00:08:19First I gotta get it.
00:08:20We're not showing off till 6 in the morning.
00:08:21Maybe I'd better come along.
00:08:23No.
00:08:24How do I know you're coming back?
00:08:25You don't.
00:08:26So?
00:08:27Think, stupid, without a passport,
00:08:28this ship's my only way of getting home.
00:08:29I'll be back in three or four hours.
00:08:32You'd better be.
00:08:34Meet me in Ronaldo's bar right up the street.
00:08:38Uh-huh.
00:08:39You see that?
00:08:40Now, wise guy, how are you going to get past that gate
00:08:43without papers?
00:08:46Is it worth $50?
00:08:50$20.
00:08:51Three bills.
00:08:54OK, Sherlock.
00:09:34Oh.
00:09:35Oh.
00:10:06Oh.
00:10:07Oh.
00:10:09Oh!
00:10:10♪
00:10:21Ricordi di Amalfi, Ricordi di Amalfi, Ricordi di Amalfi,
00:10:32Ricordi di Amalfi, signori, Ricordi di Amalfi, signori.
00:10:38Una guida, signore.
00:10:40Can I show you something?
00:10:41Come on, the guide, mister.
00:10:43Come, your dollar is 30.
00:10:46No.
00:10:48Hey.
00:10:48Ricordi di Amalfi, signori, Ricordi di Amalfi, signori, Ricordi di Amalfi, Ricordi di Amalfi.
00:10:57I don't want to be back today.
00:10:58How much?
00:10:59For one day?
00:11:00Huh?
00:11:01600 lire.
00:11:02I understand.
00:11:02600.
00:11:03600.
00:11:04There you go.
00:11:05It's fine like this, yes.
00:11:05Ah.
00:11:06That's enough.
00:11:07Goodbye.
00:11:12But come back, eh?
00:11:18It was my marker, all right, but it couldn't be.
00:11:38Well, I would have bet my life that I didn't bury my dough in a cemetery.
00:11:45That looked like my old tree.
00:11:49Yeah, that was my initial, just like I carved it that night.
00:11:59I paced those three steps to the north again.
00:12:13My hands itched to get on my shovel, but I couldn't bend.
00:12:18Not with all those people around.
00:12:32No capisce italiano?
00:12:38William Day, you know him?
00:12:40Were you soldati together?
00:12:43No, he was my brother.
00:12:44Ah.
00:12:48Williams lives a nice place, eh?
00:12:50Perfect.
00:12:51Grazie, signor Day.
00:12:53I am caretaker.
00:12:55I'm Pietro.
00:12:57It is fine place, America, eh?
00:13:00Brooklyn, New York, Coney Island Avenue.
00:13:05I was Brooklyn.
00:13:06My sister girl be Mary.
00:13:0915 years past.
00:13:12Sister want me to stay.
00:13:14But Brooklyn is for young men.
00:13:17Too fast.
00:13:18Not me.
00:13:19But I like it.
00:13:21You don't say.
00:13:22How is doing Dodgers?
00:13:25Leading the league.
00:13:27Baseball, home run, Di Maggio, La Guardia, Roosevelt Delano, Cristoforo Colombo.
00:13:36All good Italians.
00:13:40I speak American good, no?
00:13:41Just like a native.
00:13:43You stay a month?
00:13:44No.
00:13:46Come back see brother?
00:13:48Maybe some time.
00:13:49Very good.
00:13:55You like?
00:13:57What is it?
00:13:59Come on.
00:14:00You see.
00:14:06Makes no difference.
00:14:08I build them.
00:14:09I build them.
00:14:10Not enough money make bigger.
00:14:14When is war, Nazi here.
00:14:16I hide American soldiers.
00:14:20Nazi they catch nobody.
00:14:23The chapel, my house.
00:14:31I'm sorry.
00:14:32I have to go.
00:14:33Thanks very much.
00:14:35I'll see you again.
00:14:39Goodbye.
00:15:10Excuse me.
00:15:11Is Eleanor still here?
00:15:23Hey sonny.
00:15:25What's your name?
00:15:26How old are you?
00:15:27How old are you?
00:15:38I'm looking for Eleanor Ravezza.
00:15:45What?
00:15:47Guido's bar?
00:15:54Okay sonny, he's yours.
00:15:58Thanks sonny.
00:15:59Here you are.
00:16:00Bye bye.
00:16:27Whiskey.
00:16:28Cameriere.
00:16:29Whiskey al signore.
00:16:30Pronto.
00:16:31Eleanor Ravezza here.
00:16:33Donno maybe.
00:16:35Femina.
00:16:36Eleanor Ravezza.
00:16:37Ah, Eleanor Ravezza.
00:16:39Donno.
00:16:58Eleanor Ravezza.
00:16:59Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:00Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:01Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:02Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:03Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:04Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:05Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:06Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:07Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:08Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:09Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:10Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:11Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:12Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:13Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:14Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:15Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:16Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:17Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:18Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:19Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:20Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:21Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:22Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:23Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:24Eleanor Ravezza.
00:17:25Here is your whiskey, sir.
00:17:27Here you are.
00:17:55Oh, baby
00:17:59It's me Frankie just got in the town
00:18:02Looked you up the minute. I got here
00:18:04Alan I said to myself
00:18:06That's just the gal. I gotta see
00:18:09I was gonna get you a present, but I didn't get a chance to we'll take care of that, baby
00:18:12What do you need anything you say? I love
00:18:18At home I have a dozen pairs and I don't need any more pretty as ever
00:18:25Ah
00:18:27What's with me? I'm busy. Do what? Oh, I can't you're married. No, you gotta be
00:18:48Stop your
00:18:51Car about
00:18:54I
00:18:56Remember the night that you and I and Joey Novak and his gal went out in the town
00:19:01The way I threw door out champagne music
00:19:08And why the freeze
00:19:10The war is over. Mr. Keeler. What do you mean by that? You stood me up for four years
00:19:16What the date you wanted me?
00:19:19remember
00:19:20Sure. Sure. I remember but
00:19:23Something very important came up. I couldn't
00:19:26For yes, you could not
00:19:28not even a postcard to say nothing of the bracelet in the fur coat and
00:19:34Whatever else you promised me you could not supply them. So you disappear. Come on, baby
00:19:41Let me make it up to you
00:19:44Let's throw out the ice
00:19:51Leave the Greek alone
00:19:58Okay, baby I see how it is I won't spoil your act
00:20:20Oh
00:20:43That's right, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid you must come to the police station with me
00:20:48We have to make a report
00:21:19Senior commissar, oh, she puts on it. He's solidly boss. I only I know I did it with America. I
00:21:24Offered the apologies of Amalfi senior. Sure. I understand. Are you missing something senior? No, nothing
00:21:30Thanks for your trouble momentum, senor. Can you describe the thieves? No, I didn't get a good look at him
00:21:36Come a sin bravo. No, I don't know
00:21:39Uno a ratta. Cousin. It's sick. I could see
00:21:43Madro era puta. Cousin. I'll get a pussy but I'm a grub over here
00:21:48You could not recognize them. Senora. No, I'm afraid not. Is that all? No, senor. It must make a report your name
00:21:55Frank day passport, please me today
00:22:01That's it that's what they swipe they stole my passport many passport have been stolen it is so inconvenient
00:22:07You will have to report the loss to the American consulate in Napoli. We will send a verification of the stealing
00:22:12Okay, I'll do it the first thing in the morning. I'm very sorry. I didn't get the senior. Arrivederci. Gratitude, you know
00:22:19Lack well for you this in your
00:22:30You know, senora, I should not give you the room without a passport ah window. Ah, thanks. Yeah. Thank you
00:22:48Thank you
00:22:56Serious in your day. Well, that's good. I very sir
00:22:59And
00:23:14What a match bud
00:23:16All of it you're gonna be in Naples in four hours. Yeah, I'm sorry something like you deadbeat
00:23:21Come on, sit down have something to eat my treat
00:23:25I'll be back before you finish. Oh, no, you're not gonna get away from me this time. Okay, okay
00:23:30What you get nervous about?
00:23:34Come on come with me I was sitting in Naples waiting
00:23:47The last thing in the world I wanted was company especially Vince's
00:23:51So I told him I'd pay him double if he waited in Guido's bar for me till I came back
00:24:21I
00:24:51Oh
00:25:16Yeah
00:25:19Yeah, it's me
00:25:22Ah
00:25:24Mr. Day you mr. Day. Yeah
00:25:27I'm leaving town tomorrow. So I thought I'd come back for a last goodbye
00:25:32Come my house for a glass of wine. I'm horrid. Okay. Sure. I'd like to good
00:25:44Sit here mr. Day for special people. I am sorry disorderly
00:25:51Vino wine. All right
00:25:53wine much good
00:25:56Frascati
00:25:58In America only wine for when he's married not according to statistics. I don't understand
00:26:04Evina was also when I'm happy Oh Trista some people in America not happy
00:26:10Yes, they make a joke with me in Italia wine all the time
00:26:17No, just a portrait
00:26:19Wine for drink salute. Sure
00:26:26Sit
00:26:30Cigarette I know smoke. Thank you. I never smoke him. No good
00:26:37You eat I cook much good I'm an egg
00:26:45Apple
00:26:47Tie
00:26:49Beans the Boston fried chicken and thanks. I just had dinner
00:26:55Molitor body food. No, I got say I make a pizza. No, thanks. I
00:27:02Tell the tomatoes
00:27:06Biscotti come see this in America cookies cookies. Okay. Hey, all right
00:27:13Where lives in your day
00:27:16Me Detroit, that's right. Yeah, New York. Yeah right across the river. I know
00:27:24Across the river is Brooklyn. I know
00:27:28He's no brothers sisters to you no none is mama papa just me
00:27:37Too bad
00:27:40Or is maybe good mama no see brother died
00:27:46Break the heart I see
00:27:51Now everybody dead you alone
00:27:56Is outside something? Why are you local? No see black spirit? Oh
00:28:03It's shadow cloud makes morning's dance like a little girl
00:28:09You make it sound like a word to the song. I
00:28:11Think do you know?
00:28:14Scotty that's it. I'll take a rain check on that. I gotta be gone. What time you got it? I see
00:28:21The only 11 o'clock in America Brooklyn 5 o'clock
00:28:29Today
00:28:32Was my son Vittorio
00:28:34Was fighting under the ground was killed
00:28:39Nobody find Vittorio was a scout. What's that? I say Italian soldato with Eli's
00:28:48My wife Rosa kill it
00:28:54Bomba old house
00:28:59Poor Rosa
00:29:02Well, thanks for the wine, all right is my pleasure Oh
00:29:08Yeah, I want to put some flowers at Bill's grave, will you please
00:29:14William would like
00:29:38I
00:30:08I
00:30:38Look
00:31:08I
00:31:38I
00:32:08I
00:32:33Yeah, who is it I believe that I thought it'd be up
00:32:38My doors open come on in
00:32:41What's up
00:32:42Senior day, you will please come with us
00:32:45What for the commissary Amasina wishes to speak to you me? Why the commissary? I did not inform me of his reason
00:32:53Okay, you'll have to wait like a dress first. Thank you. Yeah
00:33:05Let me have him will you
00:33:08Yes, you know
00:33:14Come on he came up me gonna continue boy, Leonie Guido. She had to call about it
00:33:26Sit down senior day what's going on here?
00:33:29You know the parties for question. I don't have a guess which is you and I will make auto
00:33:34Stavo appoggiato al muro much fattened. I bet that aqua. I had to vista passare. Uno. Omo
00:33:42We are senior day. Good morning. We please follow me this way
00:33:46Return of a minute
00:33:57We're trying to identify this body, do you know this man? Yeah, I
00:34:02I
00:34:03Noticed last night that you two were not in the most friendly of terms and that you left together
00:34:08What are you trying to do pin this killing on me? Oh, how do you raise a conclusion? It was a killing
00:34:12It could have been an accident. You left the restaurant together. You were arguing as men
00:34:16Well, you went to the grotto continuing the argument. There was a physical after the disagreement an accident
00:34:23The man is dead. It could have been that way, but you got one very important detail wrong
00:34:27I wasn't with Vince at the grotto. Oh, you met him there. No, where were you last night asleep?
00:34:37You will follow me please
00:34:48For Jonas in your commissarium
00:34:51Yeah, I'm out in Portier a station your commissary mr. Day, will you please sit down? Oh, yeah
00:34:59Do you speak English at what time did you see mr. Day last evening?
00:35:04The senior day left the hotel at 9
00:35:09He did not return until four or a few minutes after. Thank you. That will be all
00:35:20Do
00:35:22You wish to retract your statement senora
00:35:26Yeah, I guess a better and you were aware then
00:35:31Out of the GI cemetery with a caretaker Pietro. You were out of the cemetery
00:35:40Portatemi Pietro the guardian of the cemetery
00:35:45Your commissary permit
00:35:50Excuse me
00:36:07Now sir, you came to Amalfi why
00:36:11To see the grave of my brother
00:36:13For no other reason as well none
00:36:17Your trousers are still wet
00:36:21I
00:36:21Fell down a puddle. It hasn't rained for a week
00:36:26It's funny. I was sure it was a puddle
00:36:29We have proof senora that the murdered man carried on his personal large sum of money in American dollars as well as Frank's and Lyra
00:36:37This money was missing from his body
00:36:40also his passport I
00:36:42Am gonna obviously a guilty man will not be caught with these things on this person. My man has searched your room
00:36:49He did today and and found nothing
00:36:54Except this spade
00:37:00So, so the police must assume that the murderer has hidden the loot perhaps buried it
00:37:07This earth is still fresh
00:37:14I've said something amusing senora. No
00:37:19You owe me I have no choice till I learn how you spent your time between 9 o'clock last night and 4 this morning
00:37:27I
00:37:31This is an over there
00:37:45Why don't you tell him where you were last night
00:37:47Why don't you tell him you are with me at my place?
00:37:50Yes, why don't you a lady's honor captain?
00:37:54You Italians understand these things better than we Americans
00:37:58Exactly. What time was he with you from a little after 11 to a little after 4 captain
00:38:03You know how it is
00:38:05time flies when you with a girl
00:38:07sit and talk and
00:38:09Suddenly, it's 4 o'clock in the morning
00:38:12All right, mr. Let's up you may go. Thank you
00:38:24We are not holding you signore the evidence against you is formidable, but you have an alibi yes
00:38:32Yes
00:38:38Your commissar you echoed Guardiano del Chimilero bonjour
00:38:44Senior day is trouble. No, just a misunderstanding
00:38:47Captain Polly was another guy
00:38:49What time did this man leave you last night, but it was under my eyes until 11 o'clock
00:38:59You are free to go signore, but while the matter is still under investigation you will please not leave a multi
00:39:06Okay, anything is right. This is all
00:39:09alright
00:39:20It's good job to make men know he's asking this man. What was that man?
00:39:27Why not ask you first?
00:39:29You still a he no, they're very suspicious characters. I know I understand
00:39:34You stay in a mafia. Not any longer than I need to listen. Why don't you come for it tonight to my house?
00:39:43Thanks. Just to say I think I got a date
00:39:49I
00:40:03Looks pretty good. How about a bite?
00:40:06No, thanks. There's no no home
00:40:08Eleanor didn't look at ah
00:40:11She's all ma. Yeah
00:40:13Buy yourself an ice cream
00:40:19Vengo oh
00:40:24It's you weren't you expecting me not exactly but come in I
00:40:33Came to thank you must we always look for evil. Isn't it enough you have an alibi?
00:40:40No
00:40:41I'm still on the hook with the cops. And so am I
00:40:45What do you mean?
00:40:47Lying for you. They know it. I don't get it
00:40:53First you brush me off like dandruff and then when the cops you make like the Marines
00:41:00And it doesn't add up like the way you acted
00:41:06Okay, so I'm a heel so every guy ever kissed a guy's a heel
00:41:12But you and I never did make orange blossom talk, you know, did we
00:41:16The other is what you want it to be. Did we?
00:41:20No
00:41:25Why'd you go the police before you question me I would like to have some hours of myself
00:41:33Why did you come to a mouth
00:41:37For the sea air
00:41:39I
00:41:41Remember you baby. You think you smell though, don't you? You think I killed Vince and I got his money
00:41:47Well get yourself on your crystal ball, baby. All I got is a couple of bucks. Oh
00:41:52You will be rich again. Thank you. You will get the money
00:41:57What do you mean what money oh
00:42:00I don't know
00:42:02But you have always been pretty smart
00:42:05Haven't you Frankie?
00:42:08You hungry, yeah, I was just cooking breakfast. Will you have some oh, are you kidding me?
00:42:16Let me see what you've got cooking. Oh
00:42:19Sonny sign up just the way I like
00:42:23So you weren't expecting me, huh
00:42:29Well, it's right, oh boy
00:42:32Well, it's right now why
00:42:37Give me your pants Frankie. I would press them
00:42:41Hey, welcome to Amalfi.
00:43:01Chamber of Commerce?
00:43:03No, just a citizen.
00:43:05The moniker's Jack Conway.
00:43:06So?
00:43:07You never heard of Conway before?
00:43:09Should I have?
00:43:10Depends on what part of the state you come from.
00:43:12Around Newark, New Jersey, Conway's a character.
00:43:15Ask anybody.
00:43:16Could be.
00:43:17Ever hear of Big Eddie O'Hara back home?
00:43:19Sure, who hasn't?
00:43:20The racketeer?
00:43:21Why, you work with him?
00:43:22Not exactly.
00:43:23But Big Eddie and me were going to get together.
00:43:24Well, I'm glad I've met you.
00:43:25Wait a minute, fella.
00:43:26You don't have to act like you've got something catching.
00:43:29I'm doing you a favor.
00:43:31Like what?
00:43:32Give the guy behind me a quick eye.
00:43:37All right, I've seen him.
00:43:38So what?
00:43:39A matter of interest.
00:43:41Hey, OK.
00:43:42Let me tell you about him.
00:43:58I'm telling you, he's a police bloodhound.
00:43:59He's been trailing you ever since you got out of the police station.
00:44:03Watch him follow us up to the top.
00:44:05Come on.
00:44:06So he's a cop.
00:44:08What's he expect me to do?
00:44:09I'll lead him to the money.
00:44:11What money?
00:44:12The wad your friend had on him.
00:44:14The copper's figure to catch you where you put it.
00:44:16Two plus two adds up to a murder rap.
00:44:19Everybody in this town knows more about me than I do.
00:44:21Ah, it's a small joint and a long way from Newark.
00:44:25Exactly the right distance.
00:44:26You can have Newark and any other part of the states double in spades.
00:44:30This is the place.
00:44:32No income tax boys looking for you all the time.
00:44:34Ah, so that's it, huh?
00:44:36Taxes.
00:44:37A matter of forgetting the date.
00:44:38Why should a right guy be slapped into the can?
00:44:40Because he ain't got a calendar.
00:44:41Ain't democratic.
00:44:42Ah, you gotta take the breaks the way they come.
00:44:46I figure you're about ready to listen to a proposition.
00:44:49What is it?
00:44:50I know you came to town to pick up a lot of dough.
00:44:55Yeah, sure.
00:44:57My grandmother died here and left me her oil stocks.
00:44:59I figure it can't be legal money.
00:45:01You'd go after it right out in the open.
00:45:03You can't touch it with a copper's watch.
00:45:05You know, they'll figure it's your friend's money.
00:45:07So here's the deal.
00:45:09You tell me where it is or who's holding it for you.
00:45:11I get it for you.
00:45:12Help you get out of here.
00:45:14And you pay me a percentage.
00:45:17You sure can dream, can't you?
00:45:19Dough, stocks, percentages.
00:45:21I don't own a button.
00:45:23When I do, I'll make sure not to do business in your store.
00:45:26Evaporate, chiseler.
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00:47:33It's all right.
00:47:38Thank you, senora.
00:47:41After you.
00:47:42Instead of follow me, why don't you walk along with me?
00:47:45Because I think that you're mistaken.
00:47:46I know you're one of Messina's men.
00:47:48It is my duty to observe your movements.
00:47:51Oh, you can observe them better if you walk along with me, can't ya?
00:47:54If you wish, senora.
00:47:57What did you boys find out about me anyway?
00:47:58That I'm the guilty party?
00:48:00I'm not allowed to discuss the case with you, my friend.
00:48:05Oh, if we're going to be pals, what do I call you?
00:48:08Marco Baldori, detective.
00:48:10I do some odd jobs for the police.
00:48:13I used to be in the regular police force.
00:48:16But I like to eat too much.
00:48:21Pleasure.
00:48:22Pleasure for me.
00:48:23You've been in the mountain long?
00:48:25About four years.
00:48:57Whiskey?
00:48:58You?
00:49:00Tell me about last night.
00:49:03When the man who was murdered was here.
00:49:07You ask him. I want to know exactly what happened.
00:49:14Did he give the names of all the people who were here last night?
00:49:30He said what he told the police.
00:49:32The man drank five whiskeys and had plenty of money.
00:49:39Ah, great.
00:49:42I come hotel, ten o'clock.
00:49:50Come on, Baldori.
00:49:51Let's get out of here.
00:50:00Come on.
00:50:11I'm going to wash my hands.
00:50:12I'll be right back.
00:50:25Can you hear me?
00:50:27Can you hear me?
00:50:29Can you hear me?
00:50:37Mr. Day.
00:50:59Mr. Day.
00:51:00Mr. Day.
00:51:01Mr. Day.
00:51:02Mr. Day.
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00:51:56Mr. Day.
00:51:58Here it is, Mr. Connery.
00:52:00Oh, nice work.
00:52:02Good boy.
00:52:03See, my message got to you all right, Mueller.
00:52:06Let me tell you what.
00:52:07$450,000.
00:52:12$450,000.
00:52:13You have it for me, that passport?
00:52:15Yeah, I got it for you.
00:52:16You'll have to pick it up tomorrow.
00:52:17Hey, what did you call me for?
00:52:20I'm sick and tired of having you scoot just after me.
00:52:22I want to see you again.
00:52:23No problem, baby.
00:52:56Okay, get in there.
00:53:03Hi, amigo.
00:53:08That means friend.
00:53:09How'd you find out where I live?
00:53:11Newark telephone directory.
00:53:13I like a joke.
00:53:15That's what I miss most from the States.
00:53:17The comics and the radio.
00:53:19Now I listen in shortwave.
00:53:20I could be even funnier if you told this monkey to get his gun out of my back.
00:53:23Renzo, why sure.
00:53:25What are you doing here?
00:53:28I think Handsome here tried to hold me up last night.
00:53:30I want to find out why.
00:53:32He did, did he?
00:53:33Yeah, he's not very good at it.
00:53:34You can tell him from me that he even forgot to get the two bucks I had on me.
00:53:39I had a local talent.
00:53:41What do you expect?
00:53:42Did you think about my proposition?
00:53:44I'm still thinking about it.
00:53:45Okay, chum, if you think you can afford to wait, why, it's okay.
00:53:50What do you want in there?
00:53:51I want to talk to an old friend of mine.
00:53:53Who?
00:53:54You know.
00:53:55Ah, the Greek.
00:53:56I didn't know he was a friend of yours.
00:53:58Can't wait.
00:53:59Maybe you're beginning to see things, pal.
00:54:02My old man was like that.
00:54:04Liver trouble.
00:54:05Saw snakes.
00:54:07But don't kid yourself, I'm not sick.
00:54:09I see things the way they are.
00:54:11A wise guy, huh?
00:54:16You better take a walk, chum.
00:54:19Your pal, the bloodhound you left down there is getting heartburned.
00:54:25By the way, fella, remember, I don't like no snoopers.
00:54:30Okay, amica.
00:54:34Follow that guy.
00:54:41Hello, Marco Baldori.
00:54:43I didn't get very far away from you, did I?
00:54:45I didn't let you, Mr. Dean.
00:54:47Shall we go?
00:54:48Come on, I'll show you an easier way down.
00:54:50This way.
00:54:55Yeah.
00:54:56This sure is an easier way.
00:54:59I wonder why my friend went up the back.
00:55:01Your guest is as good as mine.
00:55:04Really, I think it's the most wonderful place I've ever seen.
00:55:07Jack Conway, are they looking for my son?
00:55:11So you know the guy who lives up there, huh?
00:55:13Jack Conway.
00:55:15New Jersey City.
00:55:16Came here three years ago.
00:55:18Division of taxes.
00:55:20You know just about everything, don't you?
00:55:22Gracias, senor.
00:55:23We try to.
00:55:24I thought you liked to eat.
00:55:25Aren't you getting hungry?
00:55:26I was just thinking about that.
00:55:28Come with me.
00:55:29We have soup de pesce, cannelloni,
00:55:31and good Vitello meat, and mozzarella.
00:55:34You want to come?
00:55:35Sounds great.
00:55:36But all I want is a cup of coffee.
00:55:40I'll have a cup of coffee with you.
00:55:43This coffee I must have in private.
00:55:45Come in.
00:55:46Hi.
00:55:47I didn't expect you again today, Frankie.
00:55:50I came to get my coat.
00:55:52Oh, yes.
00:55:53It's right here.
00:55:56Hungry again?
00:55:58I could use a cup of coffee.
00:56:00Good idea.
00:56:01I'd like one myself.
00:56:03Oh, yes.
00:56:04I'd like one myself.
00:56:14I'd like one myself.
00:56:20What gives between you and Conway?
00:56:22Conway?
00:56:24Your glasses.
00:56:27Why'd he slap you?
00:56:29How do you know?
00:56:30Your cheek's still ripe.
00:56:33If you must know, he's jealous.
00:56:35He heard I was with you last night.
00:56:37But you weren't.
00:56:38Yes, that's what I told the police.
00:56:40And he saw you leave here this morning and...
00:56:42Try again, baby.
00:56:44You can't make me believe you'd go for a chaser like Conway.
00:56:47He's not your type.
00:56:49And you are?
00:56:50Let's not change the subject.
00:56:52That wallop he gave you was no love trap.
00:56:54What kind of racket you two have?
00:56:59Sit down, Frankie.
00:57:02The coffee will take a minute.
00:57:04All right, tell me.
00:57:07Have you the right to ask?
00:57:08No.
00:57:10I guess not.
00:57:14It's so good to be sitting here in this room with you.
00:57:18After this long time, Frankie.
00:57:23Right now,
00:57:26you are like you used to be.
00:57:29When you had on your uniform.
00:57:32Rough to the touch,
00:57:34but you were so beautiful.
00:57:36Rough to the touch,
00:57:38with the smell of the cleaners.
00:57:41You and I were good for each other, baby.
00:57:43Oh, why didn't you say goodbye to me, Frankie?
00:57:46I couldn't. I got into trouble.
00:57:48Trouble?
00:57:49Yeah.
00:57:50Army prison.
00:57:51They got me for selling things.
00:57:54Black market.
00:57:55Ah.
00:57:56Where do you think all that money came from that I threw around?
00:57:58Oh, yes. You made a lot.
00:58:00Enough.
00:58:02And they got that too.
00:58:04Don't worry, baby.
00:58:13What's that?
00:58:16The coffee.
00:58:17A warning.
00:58:34You've been gone quite a while.
00:58:37You a talk of arresting?
00:58:40This is a delicate question,
00:58:43you bring up, Signore.
00:58:46He's a woman to be trusted.
00:58:49The Bible shows us to Eve.
00:58:52The Bible shows us to Eve.
00:58:55The Bible shows us to Eve.
00:58:58The Bible shows us to Eve.
00:59:00The Bible shows us to Eve.
00:59:03But what were her motives,
00:59:05the inducement of the apple
00:59:07that banished her and Adam from heaven?
00:59:11Curiosity?
00:59:13Deceit?
00:59:15Maybe she just wanted to make coat.
00:59:17Or a change of scenery.
00:59:20A boy.
00:59:21What time you got?
00:59:23Ten o'clock, precisely.
00:59:25Ten o'clock, huh?
00:59:26Ten o'clock, huh?
00:59:29Buona notte, Signore.
00:59:31Buona notte.
00:59:33I suppose I'll see you in the morning, huh?
00:59:35Of course.
00:59:49Listen.
00:59:50For the information of the police,
00:59:51I'm in for the night.
00:59:52It's just after ten.
00:59:53I am not the police spy, Signore.
00:59:56But Madame Day from America
00:59:58is here and asked to talk to you.
01:00:01Oh?
01:00:02Madame Day?
01:00:07Oh, are you Mr. Day?
01:00:08Yes.
01:00:09I'm Mrs. Robert Day.
01:00:11The cautious told me
01:00:12another person of the name of Day
01:00:14was staying in the hotel.
01:00:16And I thought it funny
01:00:17two people of the same name.
01:00:19Yes, well,
01:00:20nice to meet your acquaintance.
01:00:21I'm from Providence,
01:00:22Rhode Island.
01:00:23Although my family
01:00:24originated from Kentucky.
01:00:26Of course,
01:00:27Day is not an unusual name.
01:00:29And it amuses me
01:00:30to think we might be related.
01:00:33I'm afraid not.
01:00:34I'm from Detroit.
01:00:35I don't think
01:00:36there's a branch
01:00:37of that family in Detroit.
01:00:38But you never can tell, can you?
01:00:40No.
01:00:41And may I inquire
01:00:42what you are doing
01:00:43in Amalfi, sir?
01:00:44Oh, I'm just seeing the sights.
01:00:47I thought perhaps
01:00:48you'd come to visit
01:00:49someone at the cemetery.
01:00:50No.
01:00:52Pietro,
01:00:53that's the caretaker,
01:00:54told me a young American
01:00:55called yesterday
01:00:56and gave him some money
01:00:57to put flowers
01:00:58on my son's grave.
01:01:00Bill was my son's name.
01:01:03Did the caretaker
01:01:04say who it was?
01:01:05No.
01:01:06He wouldn't tell me.
01:01:08Well,
01:01:09maybe it was
01:01:10some guy
01:01:11in your son's outfit.
01:01:13Perhaps.
01:01:14When the war ended,
01:01:16I came to Italy
01:01:17to be near Bill.
01:01:19You see,
01:01:20he was my
01:01:21only child.
01:01:23Were you in the war, sir?
01:01:25Yeah.
01:01:26With the quartermasters.
01:01:28Oh, my Bill
01:01:29was an infantryman
01:01:30and he won
01:01:31ever so many decorations.
01:01:33But I'm sure
01:01:34you've many citations
01:01:35too, Mr. Day.
01:01:37No, only one.
01:01:39That was when
01:01:40they discharged me.
01:01:41Oh, that's nice.
01:01:43It's the only way
01:01:44our country has
01:01:45of showing its gratitude
01:01:46to the war.
01:01:47Yes.
01:01:48Well,
01:01:49I must be going.
01:01:50Nice to talk with you.
01:01:51Well, perhaps
01:01:52we can meet again tomorrow.
01:01:53Perhaps.
01:01:54Good night, Mrs. Day.
01:01:55Good night.
01:01:59I tell you
01:02:00who killed Bill's...
01:02:01Oh!
01:02:02Oh.
01:02:03Oh.
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01:04:02I'm getting out of town.
01:04:18Are you leaving?
01:04:19Yeah.
01:04:20You want to go with me?
01:04:21Can you get ready right away?
01:04:22You were always like that, Frankie.
01:04:24Quick like a wind in a hurry.
01:04:26Oh, sure, I would like to.
01:04:28But the police, remember, they ordered you to stay.
01:04:31I don't like their invitation.
01:04:32Look, I don't have any papers.
01:04:34We'll need a car or something to get us across the border.
01:04:36Can you do anything about it?
01:04:38I don't know.
01:04:39It's so quick.
01:04:40It will take money.
01:04:41I've got it.
01:04:42Now listen.
01:04:43There is blood on your coat.
01:04:45What happened?
01:04:46I bumped my nose.
01:04:47You're lying.
01:04:50Your friend Guido is dead in my room with a knife in his back.
01:04:54Guido dead?
01:04:56Why did you?
01:04:57No, no, not me.
01:04:59But the police think I did it.
01:05:00They got a five-bell alarm off me right now.
01:05:04That's why you wanted me to go away with you.
01:05:06No.
01:05:07You just wanted to use me.
01:05:08No, no.
01:05:09To help you get out of this trouble.
01:05:10It's not true.
01:05:11How much you give me if I help you?
01:05:16How much do you want?
01:05:18How much do you have?
01:05:30Let me go.
01:05:44No, baby.
01:05:49Let's spend the money together.
01:05:50You'd forget me like you did before.
01:05:52No, I wouldn't.
01:05:53Not this time.
01:05:54Believe me.
01:05:56You'd better not.
01:06:05I'll meet you in an hour.
01:06:06But not here.
01:06:08At the 66 kilometer marker on the road to Naples.
01:06:11At the 66 kilometer marker.
01:06:42Let's go.
01:06:56Elena!
01:07:16What a nice surprise.
01:07:21How are you?
01:07:22Why didn't you tell me?
01:07:25There's a lot of mess here.
01:07:26I'm sorry.
01:07:27A man without a woman who takes care of him.
01:07:30A man needs a woman.
01:07:34Do you want a glass of wine?
01:07:40Did you know Guido tonight?
01:07:42Yes.
01:07:44Nobody knows when he has to die.
01:07:47But he was.
01:07:53It's true.
01:07:55You can't trust people.
01:07:58Things were going badly at Barta Fera.
01:08:02But who wanted to drink with Guido's spirit still behind the bank?
01:08:11Ladra.
01:08:12Give me the passport.
01:08:13I'll tell you later.
01:08:23Elena, wait!
01:08:27Elena!
01:08:28Elena, wait!
01:08:44Where are we going?
01:08:52Let's go ahead.
01:09:14Let's go.
01:09:28Let's go.
01:09:49Let's go.
01:10:10Elena!
01:10:13Elena!
01:10:14Elena, here!
01:10:19Frankie.
01:10:20Where's the car?
01:10:21I couldn't get one.
01:10:22Here is your passport.
01:10:23The only thing you need is a photograph.
01:10:25You must go right away.
01:10:26First I have to get my money.
01:10:27Don't forget, baby.
01:10:28You're going with me.
01:10:37Go alone.
01:10:38Go alone.
01:10:43Frankie.
01:10:44Frankie.
01:10:45Yes?
01:10:46I thought someone was coming.
01:10:56Frankie, I'm afraid.
01:10:58Leave me here.
01:11:01Go alone.
01:11:02Forget the money.
01:11:10Frankie.
01:11:11Frankie, look.
01:11:21Calispera.
01:11:23You are marrying a friend?
01:11:27No.
01:11:28Digging one up.
01:11:29So you followed me.
01:11:32Amice, Elena.
01:11:33You feel good?
01:11:36Dig more.
01:11:37Maybe you'll find something.
01:11:40I'm getting tired.
01:11:42Do you want to try?
01:11:43No.
01:11:45Bad for manicure.
01:11:47Frankie, be careful.
01:11:51Better your work.
01:11:53Dig.
01:11:55What do you expect me to find?
01:11:58You joke.
01:11:59The money will come to find Amice.
01:12:10Vince did broadcast, didn't he?
01:12:12Vince?
01:12:13Who Vince?
01:12:16The guy you killed.
01:12:20His name is Vince.
01:12:22Not a very good name for a man who talks so much.
01:12:26But on the passport it says Vince.
01:12:28Right, Elena?
01:12:31What passport?
01:12:34You don't know?
01:12:35Dig.
01:12:38Ask Elena.
01:12:39She stole from me.
01:12:42Vince's passport.
01:12:44So you got that too.
01:12:46Guido and the bargain, huh?
01:12:50Come on, Elena.
01:12:51Passport.
01:12:54I got it.
01:12:56Here.
01:12:58No.
01:12:59You throw.
01:13:03Dig.
01:13:07Steal passport, very bad.
01:13:09Except when you and Conway do it.
01:13:12Mr. Conway?
01:13:13Yeah.
01:13:14He makes the deals for you, doesn't he?
01:13:19You know my business.
01:13:27Pick up.
01:13:52Mr. Day.
01:13:53Please accept my apologies.
01:13:54What's going on?
01:13:55Who is it?
01:13:56Frankie.
01:13:57What's the matter?
01:13:58Elena.
01:13:59Elena.
01:14:00Mr. Day.
01:14:01What happened?
01:14:02I don't know, but there's something wrong.
01:14:03Come here.
01:14:04Mr. Day.
01:14:05Mr. Day.
01:14:06Mr. Day.
01:14:07Mr. Day.
01:14:08Mr. Day.
01:14:09Mr. Day.
01:14:10Mr. Day.
01:14:11Mr. Day.
01:14:12Mr. Day.
01:14:13Mr. Day.
01:14:14Mr. Day.
01:14:15Mr. Day.
01:14:16Mr. Day.
01:14:17Mr. Day.
01:14:18Mr. Day.
01:14:19Mr. Day.
01:14:20Nobody.
01:14:21Nobody.
01:14:22Come in.
01:14:23Come in.
01:14:24Come in my house!
01:14:25Come in my house!
01:14:26The men in black.
01:14:27Take the dogs.
01:14:28Yes, sir.
01:14:29There now.
01:14:30You tell them.
01:14:31Calm yourself, Andrea.
01:14:32Exactly...
01:14:33This is nothing.
01:14:34Remember to calm youself and all your men and all your goons.
01:14:37Go Frankie.
01:14:38Run away without me.
01:14:39Take it easy, baby.
01:14:42Take it easy.
01:14:43Here, go ahead.
01:14:44I don't care.
01:14:45You are with me.
01:14:46Take it easy, baby. Take it easy.
01:14:48How did it happen? Who?
01:14:50The Greek. He shot me.
01:14:52Getting a passport for you.
01:14:54For me?
01:14:56Oh, baby.
01:14:58Si, dottore, subito.
01:15:00Dottore. Dottore, come quick, Miss Elena.
01:15:02Oh, don't worry. It's only my arm.
01:15:05That Conway and his gang arrested.
01:15:07And removed the body of the Greek from the cemetery.
01:15:10Yes, sir.
01:15:12Oh, yes.
01:15:14Signor Day.
01:15:16Signor Day, does this box belong to you?
01:15:19Yes.
01:15:21It's mine. It's my money.
01:15:23You can't do anything about it.
01:15:25You can't put me in jail because I already served four years.
01:15:28I didn't kill for it. Nobody got hurt.
01:15:30All I did was trade some chocolates and cigarettes.
01:15:32Well, it's illegal, you know, to deal in the black market.
01:15:35Under the law, the proceeds of such transactions are confiscated.
01:15:39How much did you have?
01:15:41Four million lira.
01:15:43You can go to the black market if you like, but it's mine.
01:15:45You can't take it away from me.
01:15:52It's empty.
01:15:56Your proprietary political...
01:15:58What's that mean? Where's my money?
01:16:00Owner of contents. Applied to Amalfi police.
01:16:03Where's my money?
01:16:05It was found and brought to us.
01:16:07Nobody claimed it.
01:16:09After one year, we returned it to the finder.
01:16:11Who?
01:16:13It was Pietro who found it.
01:16:17Where is it? What did you do with it?
01:16:19Please, signore.
01:16:21Where is it?
01:16:22Come with me.
01:16:23Why?
01:16:24I will show you.
01:16:26Come.
01:16:36Where are you taking me? Come on, tell me. Where is it?
01:16:38Where's my money?
01:16:41Here is your money.
01:16:43I make the chapel with your money.
01:16:47What do you mean?
01:16:49You spent my money on this?
01:16:51Si. Is no good?
01:16:53Four million lira.
01:16:55Enough to keep you fat around the middle for the rest of your life.
01:16:57And you spent my money on this?
01:16:59Is no good to be too fat, signore.
01:17:02You good, me no.
01:17:11Sir Day.
01:17:13Sir Day.
01:17:15Sir Day.
01:17:17My name is not Day and you know it.
01:17:19That's right.
01:17:21First time.
01:17:23I understand.
01:17:25William Day and you know brothers.
01:17:28I know his mother.
01:17:30She's here in Amalfi.
01:17:32Yes, I know it.
01:17:34What is your name?
01:17:36Frank Keeler.
01:17:38Keeler.
01:17:40It's a good name, Keeler.
01:17:42Same good as Day.
01:17:45And you know, man.
01:17:48I use money for chapel.
01:17:51Four years in jail, dreaming about it.
01:17:54Two of the worst days I ever spent my life trying to dig it up.
01:17:58And you know what?
01:18:00Two of the worst days I ever spent my life trying to dig it up.
01:18:06What do you think?
01:18:07Want me to kiss you for it?
01:18:09Pin a medal on you?
01:18:11Sorry, signor Keeler, no like.
01:18:14But it's pretty building, no?
01:18:21Signor Keeler, listen.
01:18:23When I find money, I think it's bad money.
01:18:27No use underground.
01:18:29Maybe men never come back.
01:18:32I say make bad money to good money.
01:18:36Make something good.
01:18:40Is going to Detroit now, signor Keeler?
01:18:43I don't know.
01:18:44Signor Keeler, stay in Amalfi, signor Keeler.
01:18:47See chapel finished.
01:18:51Maybe not feel so bad.
01:18:55Is your chapel, no?
01:18:57Maybe some day, signor Keeler,
01:19:00think the Lord never want you have that black money.
01:19:12Signor Keeler, no bad men.
01:19:14Outside, tough, yes.
01:19:17But inside, same like all men.
01:19:21Sometimes feel fine, sometimes feel bad.
01:19:26No, signor Keeler?
01:19:29The name's Frank.
01:19:33Si, Frank.
01:19:40Excuse me.
01:19:43Excuse me.
01:19:50Is good.
01:19:53Frank.
01:19:56Eleanor.
01:19:58You like her?
01:20:01Come on.
01:20:12I do it, I do it.
01:20:20I do it, I do it.
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