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Thank you very much
and welcome to To Tell the Truth.
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Our first guest,
he's made a career
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out of being the most
outrageous impostor
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that we've ever come
across on this show,
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and you're going to
see what I mean.
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Number One,
what is your name, please?
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My name is
Frank William Abagnale.
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Number Two?
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My name is Frank William Abagnale.
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Number Three?
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My name is Frank William Abagnale.
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"From 1964 to 1967,
I successfully impersonated
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"an airline pilot
for Pan Am Airways
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"and I flew over
two million miles for free.
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"During that time, I was also the chief
resident paediatrician at a Georgia hospital
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"and an assistant attorney general
for the State of Louisiana.
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"By the time I was caught,
I was considered
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"the youngest and most daring
con man in U.S. history.
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"I had cashed almost $4 million
in fraudulent cheques
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"in 26 foreign countries
and all 50 states.
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"And I did it all
before my 19th birthday.
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"My name is Frank William Abagnale."
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♪ You don't know how to tell the truth ♪
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♪ You don't know how to tell the truth ♪
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So, for the first time he's
going to have to tell the truth
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and we're going to start
our questioning with Kitty.
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Thank you. Number One,
why, with all your talent...
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and you're obviously
a very bright fellow...
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why didn't you go in
for a legitimate profession?
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It was really a question
of dollars and cents.
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When I was a young man,
I needed the money
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and I thought this list of careers
was the easiest way to get it.
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I see.
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Number Two, I find this all
very fascinating.
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Who was it
that finally caught you?
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His name was Carl Hanratty.
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Han-an-an-ratty.
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Ratty.
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- Hanratty.
- Han-ratty.
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Carl Hanratty.
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Yes. I...
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am... Carl Hanratty.
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I represent the FBI from
the United States of America.
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Yeah. I have orders
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to see the American
prisoner, Abagnale.
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You sit here.
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You do not open the door.
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You do not pass him...
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anything through the hole.
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Aw... Jesus.
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You know, I've got
a little bit of a cold myself.
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Frank...
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I'm here to read the articles of extradition
according to the European Court for Human Rights.
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"Article One:
Extradition shall be granted
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"in respect of offences
punishable under the laws...
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- "by deprivation of liberty under a detention order..."
- Help me.
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"...for the maximum period
of at least one year
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of a severe penalty."
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Help me.
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Frank, stop it.
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Help me.
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You don't think actually
you can fool me, do you?
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16 pages to go. Stay with me.
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Article Two:
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"If the request for extradition
includes several separate offences,
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"each of which is punishable
under the laws of the requesting Party
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"and the requested Party
by deprivation of liber..."
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Frank?
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Frank?
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Goddamn it!
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Get me a doctor in here!
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- I need a doctor!
- Yes.
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Doctor! Now!
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Don't sweat it, Frank.
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We're going to get you
right to a doctor.
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Frank, if you can
hear me, don't worry.
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I'm going to take you
home in the morning.
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Home in the morning, Frank.
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What are you doing?
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Washing off the lice.
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This man has to be on a plane
for America.
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He has to see a doctor.
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The doctor comes in tomorrow.
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I have worked too long, too hard
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for you to take
this away from me.
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If he dies, I'm holding
you responsible.
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Monsieur!
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Ah, Frank.
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Okay, Carl,
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let's go home.
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The New Rochelle Rotary Club has a
history that goes back to 1919.
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In all those years
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we've only seen a handful
of deserving gentlemen
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inducted as lifetime members.
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It's an honour that, uh,
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that has seen 57 names enshrined
on the wall of honour.
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And tonight, we make it 58.
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So please stand as I present
my very good friend,
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a man who keeps
our pencils sharp
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and our pens in ink...
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Frank William Abagnale.
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I stand here humbled
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by the presence
of Mayor Robert Wagner...
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and our club president,
Jack Barnes.
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Most of all, I'm honoured to see
my loving wife Paula...
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and my son, Frank Jr...
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Frank... Aw, stand up.
Come on...
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sitting in the front row.
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Two little mice fell
in a bucket of cream.
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The first mouse quickly gave up
and drowned.
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The second mouse...
wouldn't quit.
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He struggled so hard
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that eventually he churned
that cream into butter
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and crawled out.
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Gentlemen, as of this moment,
I am that second mouse.
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You're a better dancer
than your father, Frankie.
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- You hear that, Daddy?
- Like fun.
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The girls don't
know what they're in for.
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Show him the dance
you were doing when we met.
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Ah, who can remember?
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The people
in that little French village
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were so happy to see Americans,
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they decided
to put on a show for us.
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- So they crammed 200 soldiers...
- Yeah, we know the story, Daddy.
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...into that tiny social hall,
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and the first person to walk on-stage is
your mother, and she starts to dance.
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You know,
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it had been months
since we'd even seen a woman,
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and here's this blonde angel.
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Blonde bombshell.
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And the men are literally
holding their breath.
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Holding their breath for you.
You hear that?
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Mm-hmm.
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And I turned to my buddies
and I said...
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"I will not leave
France without her."
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- And I didn't.
- You didn't.
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I didn't.
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Oh, shit! Oh, shit, the rug!
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- Aw, Mom...
- I can't believe I did that.
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No, no, it's nothing. It's nothing.
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- Oh, Frankie, Frankie, get a towel.
- Paula.
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- Yeah, yeah.
- Come on.
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♪ My sweet embraceable you ♪
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Dance with me, Paula.
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Ah...
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Whenever I dance for you
I get in trouble.
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Watch this.
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Oh!
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Frank! Wake up.
Come on, let's go!
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Get up. Come on, come on.
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Frank, wake up.
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Dad...
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You don't have to go to school today.
It's okay.
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Why? Is it snowing?
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Do you have a black suit?
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I overslept again, huh?
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We have a very important
meeting in the city.
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Eat that. Come on, come on, eat.
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Ma'am, open up.
Just open up, please!
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- Ma'am?
- It's important.
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What?
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Oh, gosh!
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We don't open for half an hour!
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Open the door, please. Just open the door.
It's important.
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I-I'm sorry, we don't open
for half an hour.
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What's your name, ma'am?
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- Darcy.
- Darcy. That's a pretty name.
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I'm in a bit of a fix.
I need a suit for my kid.
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This is my son Frank.
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- Oh, hi.
- He needs a black suit.
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- Black suit...
- There was a death in the family.
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- My father, 85 years old, war hero.
- Yeah?
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There's a funeral
this afternoon, military funeral,
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planes flying overhead,
21-gun salute.
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Geez.
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Frank needs to borrow a suit
for a couple of hours.
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I'm sorry, we don't loan suits,
and we're not open.
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Darcy... Darcy, please.
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Come back.
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Darcy... is this yours?
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I just found it
in the parking lot.
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Uh-huh.
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It must've slipped
right off your neck.
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Don't hit the curb.
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Now get out, walk around the back
and hold the door open for me.
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All right.
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- What's next?
- Okay, stop grinning.
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When I get inside, you go back
to the front seat and wait.
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Even if a cop comes
and writes you a ticket,
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you don't move the car,
understood?
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Dad, wha-what's all this for?
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You know why the Yankees
always win, Frank?
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'Cause they have Mickey Mantle?
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No, it's 'cause the other teams can't
stop staring at those damn pinstripes.
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Watch this.
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The manager
of Chase Manhattan Bank
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is about to open the
door for your father.
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Mr. Abagnale, um,
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we don't usually
loan money to people
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who have unresolved business
with the IRS.
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That's a misunderstanding.
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I hired the wrong
guy to do my books.
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A mistake, I...
anybody could make it.
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I just need you guys to
help me weather the storm.
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Sir, you're being investigated
by the government for tax fraud.
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My store is a landmark
in New Rochelle.
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I have customers
all over New York.
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Well, you're not a customer
at Chase Manhattan.
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We don't know you.
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I'm sure your bank
in New Rochelle,
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they know you,
they could help you out.
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My bank went out of business.
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Banks like this one put
them out of business.
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Now, I know I made a
mistake, I admit that,
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but these people want blood.
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They want my store.
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They've threatened
to put me in jail.
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This is America, right?
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I'm not a criminal.
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I'm a Medal of Honor winner,
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a lifetime member
of the New Rochelle Rotary Club.
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All I'm asking is for you
to help me beat these guys.
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It's not a question
of winning and losing.
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It's a question of risk.
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You're the largest
bank in the world.
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Where's the fu...
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Whe... Where's the risk?
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Dad, how could you just let him
take our car like that?
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He didn't take anything.
We took him.
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He overpaid by $500.
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Come on, Frank.
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Let's return the suit.
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This place is good.
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It's small but, you know,
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it's going to be
a lot less work.
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A lot less work for you.
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Hey, Dad.
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Hi.
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Where's your mother?
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I don't know.
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She said something
about going to look for a job.
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What's she gonna be, a shoe
salesman at a centipede farm?
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What are you doing?
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You want some pancakes?
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For dinner?
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On my son's 16th birthday?
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We're not gonna eat pancakes.
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Come on, why are you
looking at me like that?
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You thought I forgot?
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- I didn't think you forgot.
- I opened a chequeing account
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in your name.
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I put $25 in the account so you
can buy whatever you want.
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- Don't tell your mother.
- I won't.
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- Thanks, Dad.
- Yep.
255
00:17:51,929 --> 00:17:54,069
Didn't that bank turn you down
for a loan, though?
256
00:17:54,070 --> 00:17:56,312
Yes, they all turned me down.
257
00:17:57,335 --> 00:17:58,991
Then why you opening a
banking account with them?
258
00:17:59,023 --> 00:18:01,087
Well, because one day,
you'll want something
259
00:18:01,118 --> 00:18:03,379
from these people...
a house, a car.
260
00:18:04,290 --> 00:18:06,582
They have all the money.
261
00:18:10,135 --> 00:18:12,355
There's 50 cheques there, Frank,
262
00:18:12,378 --> 00:18:16,692
which means, from this day on...
263
00:18:17,177 --> 00:18:19,378
you're in their little club.
264
00:18:19,958 --> 00:18:22,364
I'm in their little club.
265
00:18:22,592 --> 00:18:24,727
You got that, you got it all.
266
00:18:25,482 --> 00:18:28,904
It's even got
my name there, huh?
267
00:18:29,343 --> 00:18:32,274
- To the moon.
- To the moon!
268
00:18:32,912 --> 00:18:35,243
To the moon.
269
00:18:43,553 --> 00:18:46,455
See that? It's just a school.
270
00:18:46,456 --> 00:18:48,223
No different than Westbourne.
271
00:18:48,755 --> 00:18:52,227
Ma... you said you were
going to quit.
272
00:18:55,627 --> 00:18:58,734
Frankie, you don't have
to wear the uniform here.
273
00:18:59,682 --> 00:19:01,704
Why don't you take
off your jacket?
274
00:19:02,580 --> 00:19:04,740
I'm used to it.
275
00:19:09,673 --> 00:19:11,246
- Excuse me.
- Oh, yes?
276
00:19:11,247 --> 00:19:12,986
Do you know where
room 17 French is?
277
00:19:13,000 --> 00:19:14,767
Yeah, it's...
278
00:19:23,651 --> 00:19:25,229
But you frickin' killed him.
279
00:19:28,958 --> 00:19:30,849
You selling encyclopedias?
280
00:19:30,899 --> 00:19:34,568
Yeah, he looks like
a substitute teacher.
281
00:19:49,051 --> 00:19:51,219
Quiet down, people!
282
00:19:51,274 --> 00:19:53,576
My name is Mr. Abagnale!
283
00:19:53,601 --> 00:19:56,837
That's Abagnale, not Abagnahlee,
284
00:19:57,007 --> 00:20:00,195
not Abagnaylee, but Abagnale!
285
00:20:01,062 --> 00:20:04,633
Now, somebody please tell me where
you left off in your textbooks.
286
00:20:06,081 --> 00:20:07,815
Excuse me, people,
if I need to ask again
287
00:20:07,855 --> 00:20:09,522
I'm going to write up
the entire class.
288
00:20:09,538 --> 00:20:11,558
Take your seats!
289
00:20:15,812 --> 00:20:17,412
Chapter seven.
290
00:20:17,639 --> 00:20:20,074
Will you please open your
textbooks to, uh, chapter eight
291
00:20:20,241 --> 00:20:22,484
and we'll get started?
292
00:20:22,985 --> 00:20:24,360
Excuse me, what's your name?
293
00:20:24,393 --> 00:20:25,102
Brad.
294
00:20:25,122 --> 00:20:28,457
Brad, why don't you get up here,
in front of the class here
295
00:20:28,614 --> 00:20:31,983
and read conversation
number five?
296
00:20:35,785 --> 00:20:39,167
"Les Français sonts,
uh, généralement
297
00:20:39,168 --> 00:20:41,433
"dans leur pais que...
298
00:20:41,442 --> 00:20:45,003
"presque tout le monde
à cette impression..."
299
00:20:45,017 --> 00:20:46,871
They sent for me.
300
00:20:46,918 --> 00:20:49,544
They said they needed
a sub for Roberta.
301
00:20:49,943 --> 00:20:52,778
I came all the way
from-from Dixon.
302
00:20:53,058 --> 00:20:55,519
Well, uh,
I always sub for Roberta.
303
00:20:55,732 --> 00:20:57,867
Excuse me,
why aren't you reading?
304
00:20:57,977 --> 00:20:59,313
"...quelles..."
305
00:20:59,383 --> 00:21:03,101
I'll never come back to-to
Bellarmine Jefferson again!
306
00:21:03,166 --> 00:21:04,875
You tell them not to call me!
307
00:21:04,932 --> 00:21:07,368
What do they think,
it's easy for a woman my age
308
00:21:07,399 --> 00:21:09,199
and all the money that it costs
to travel?
309
00:21:09,222 --> 00:21:11,023
I tell you,
they don't give a damn.
310
00:21:11,034 --> 00:21:12,824
Mr. and Mrs. Abagnale
311
00:21:12,847 --> 00:21:15,729
this is not a question
of your son's attendance.
312
00:21:15,805 --> 00:21:18,854
I regret to inform you that,
for the past week
313
00:21:18,873 --> 00:21:22,675
Frank has been teaching
Mrs. Glasser's French class.
314
00:21:24,220 --> 00:21:25,520
He what?
315
00:21:25,857 --> 00:21:29,993
Your son has been pretending
to be a substitute teacher,
316
00:21:30,048 --> 00:21:33,756
lecturing the students,
uh, giving out homework.
317
00:21:33,905 --> 00:21:36,210
Mrs. Glasser has been ill and
318
00:21:36,230 --> 00:21:39,232
there was some confusion with the real sub.
319
00:21:40,420 --> 00:21:43,522
Your son held a teacher-parent
conference yesterday
320
00:21:43,551 --> 00:21:45,850
and was planning
a class field trip
321
00:21:45,881 --> 00:21:48,837
to a French bread factory
in Trenton.
322
00:21:49,619 --> 00:21:52,487
Do you see the problem we have?
323
00:21:53,823 --> 00:21:57,362
Mrs. Davenport? Uh, I have a note to
miss fifth and sixth period today.
324
00:21:57,406 --> 00:21:59,105
- Doctor's appointment.
- One moment.
325
00:21:59,139 --> 00:22:00,439
I'll be right with you.
326
00:22:01,558 --> 00:22:03,161
- Hey...
- Yes?
327
00:22:03,200 --> 00:22:04,653
You should fold it.
328
00:22:04,802 --> 00:22:05,902
What?
329
00:22:06,184 --> 00:22:07,851
That note. It-It's a fake, right?
330
00:22:08,227 --> 00:22:09,278
You should fold it.
331
00:22:09,297 --> 00:22:11,810
It's... It's a note from my mom.
I have a doctor's appointment.
332
00:22:11,841 --> 00:22:14,743
Yeah, but you know, but there's
no crease in the paper.
333
00:22:14,846 --> 00:22:16,627
When your mom hands
you a note to miss school
334
00:22:16,672 --> 00:22:20,135
the first thing you do is, you fold
it and you put it in your pocket.
335
00:22:20,155 --> 00:22:23,524
I mean, if it's real,
where's the crease?
336
00:22:33,349 --> 00:22:34,883
Frankie.
337
00:22:50,375 --> 00:22:51,969
Ma, I'm home.
338
00:22:54,813 --> 00:22:58,540
Oh, you remember that girl
Joanna I was telling you about?
339
00:22:58,541 --> 00:23:00,676
I asked her out today.
340
00:23:01,677 --> 00:23:04,046
Think we're going to go
to the Junior Prom.
341
00:23:05,700 --> 00:23:08,052
Ma, is this my driver's license?
342
00:23:08,112 --> 00:23:09,913
That's all there is,
two bedrooms.
343
00:23:10,755 --> 00:23:12,121
Oh, Frankie.
344
00:23:12,324 --> 00:23:14,291
You remember Dad's friend?
345
00:23:14,864 --> 00:23:16,024
Jack Barnes?
346
00:23:16,352 --> 00:23:18,360
- From the club.
- Hello.
347
00:23:18,361 --> 00:23:20,328
He came by looking
for your father.
348
00:23:20,664 --> 00:23:23,433
I was giving him
a tour of the apartment.
349
00:23:23,450 --> 00:23:26,686
It's very, uh, uh,
spacious, Paula.
350
00:23:32,104 --> 00:23:34,406
Dad's at the store.
351
00:23:34,744 --> 00:23:37,012
So, Frank...
352
00:23:37,013 --> 00:23:40,082
you're getting to look more
like your old man every day.
353
00:23:42,518 --> 00:23:44,953
Thanks for the sandwich, Paula.
354
00:23:46,000 --> 00:23:48,957
- I'll see you later, eh?
- Wait.
355
00:23:53,411 --> 00:23:55,063
Is this yours?
356
00:23:55,380 --> 00:23:56,755
Oh.
357
00:23:58,035 --> 00:23:58,966
Well, thanks, Frank.
358
00:23:59,009 --> 00:24:01,377
Uh, that's the President's pin.
359
00:24:02,263 --> 00:24:04,498
I'd be in deep trouble
if I lost that.
360
00:24:10,808 --> 00:24:12,680
I'll see you all later, eh?
361
00:24:22,603 --> 00:24:24,540
Are you hungry, Frankie?
362
00:24:24,569 --> 00:24:27,169
I'll make you a sandwich.
363
00:24:35,033 --> 00:24:37,772
Jack wanted to talk business
with your father.
364
00:24:39,281 --> 00:24:42,078
He thinks we should get a lawyer
and sue the government.
365
00:24:43,763 --> 00:24:46,548
That is not legal,
what they're doing to us.
366
00:24:49,688 --> 00:24:51,686
Why aren't you saying anything?
367
00:24:58,339 --> 00:25:01,464
You're not going
to tell him, are you?
368
00:25:02,792 --> 00:25:04,333
No.
369
00:25:04,818 --> 00:25:08,370
That's right.
There is nothing to tell.
370
00:25:08,863 --> 00:25:13,208
I'm going out for a few hours to visit some
old friends from the tennis club and...
371
00:25:13,412 --> 00:25:16,935
when I get home, we'll all
have dinner together.
372
00:25:16,962 --> 00:25:18,963
Right?
373
00:25:19,183 --> 00:25:24,353
But you won't say anything because it's...
it's just silly, isn't it?
374
00:25:24,588 --> 00:25:26,789
How could we sue anybody?
375
00:25:30,326 --> 00:25:34,796
Oh... do you need
some money, Frankie?
376
00:25:35,255 --> 00:25:38,633
A few dollars to buy
some record albums?
377
00:25:38,634 --> 00:25:41,803
Here, take five dollars.
378
00:25:42,460 --> 00:25:43,679
Or-Or ten.
379
00:25:49,345 --> 00:25:51,346
You promised you
were going to quit.
380
00:26:11,246 --> 00:26:12,950
Ma, I'm home!
381
00:26:28,036 --> 00:26:30,949
- Hey, hey!
- You... You stay away from me, hear me?
382
00:26:30,981 --> 00:26:32,207
You stay away from me...
I don't know who you are,
383
00:26:32,223 --> 00:26:33,215
but if you ever
come back here again...
384
00:26:33,243 --> 00:26:37,499
Frank. Frank! Frank, calm down, will you?
I'm Dick Kesner.
385
00:26:37,523 --> 00:26:39,397
Now, I want you
to leave your things here
386
00:26:39,429 --> 00:26:41,496
and follow me
into the next room, okay?
387
00:26:41,747 --> 00:26:43,515
They're all waiting for you.
388
00:26:46,135 --> 00:26:47,330
You don't have to be scared.
389
00:26:47,392 --> 00:26:50,405
I'm right here, Frank.
I'll always be here.
390
00:26:50,406 --> 00:26:52,140
But there are laws.
391
00:26:52,289 --> 00:26:54,687
Everything in this
country has to be legal.
392
00:26:54,719 --> 00:26:57,412
So what we need to do
is make some decisions.
393
00:26:57,413 --> 00:26:59,261
That's what Mr. Kesner
is here for.
394
00:26:59,292 --> 00:27:01,660
Many times these decisions
are left up to the courts,
395
00:27:01,676 --> 00:27:04,797
but that can be very expensive, Frank,
people fighting over their children.
396
00:27:04,837 --> 00:27:06,422
Nobody is fighting.
397
00:27:06,453 --> 00:27:09,121
Look at me, Frank.
Nobody is fighting.
398
00:27:11,866 --> 00:27:14,178
Dad, what's going on?
399
00:27:14,213 --> 00:27:15,781
Dad, what's going on?
400
00:27:17,902 --> 00:27:20,237
Do you remember
your grandma, Eve?
401
00:27:20,288 --> 00:27:22,023
She arrived this morning.
402
00:27:22,638 --> 00:27:24,372
Hello.
403
00:27:33,084 --> 00:27:36,487
Do you understand what
we're saying to you, Frank?
404
00:27:37,697 --> 00:27:41,204
Your father and I are getting a divorce.
405
00:27:44,330 --> 00:27:45,799
Nothing's gonna change.
406
00:27:45,813 --> 00:27:49,066
- We're still gonna see each other.
- Stop it, please, Frank. Don't interrupt.
407
00:27:49,089 --> 00:27:50,823
Frank, you don't
have to read all of this.
408
00:27:50,854 --> 00:27:53,682
Most of it's for your parents...
boring adult business...
409
00:27:53,696 --> 00:27:56,135
but this paragraph right here,
this is important
410
00:27:56,161 --> 00:27:59,768
because it states
who you're gonna live with...
411
00:28:00,588 --> 00:28:02,052
after the divorce...
412
00:28:02,091 --> 00:28:04,059
whose custody you will be in.
413
00:28:04,099 --> 00:28:07,036
And there's a blank space
right here.
414
00:28:07,950 --> 00:28:09,605
And I want you to go
into the kitchen,
415
00:28:09,644 --> 00:28:12,720
sit at the table,
and put a name down.
416
00:28:12,979 --> 00:28:16,064
You can take as long as you want but
when you come back into this room...
417
00:28:16,088 --> 00:28:18,580
I want to see a name
on that line.
418
00:28:18,603 --> 00:28:22,657
Frank, just write down a name
and this will all be over.
419
00:28:22,696 --> 00:28:24,065
It's gonna be okay.
420
00:28:24,066 --> 00:28:26,017
Dad, what name?
421
00:28:26,070 --> 00:28:27,237
Your mother or your father.
422
00:28:27,278 --> 00:28:29,479
Just put the name there.
It's as simple as that.
423
00:28:30,168 --> 00:28:32,470
And don't look so scared.
424
00:28:32,525 --> 00:28:34,042
It's not a test.
425
00:28:34,043 --> 00:28:36,244
There's no wrong answer.
426
00:28:49,094 --> 00:28:50,094
Hi.
427
00:28:51,027 --> 00:28:52,922
One ticket to Grand
Central, please.
428
00:28:52,953 --> 00:28:56,222
That'll be $3.50, sir.
429
00:28:56,254 --> 00:28:58,328
Is it okay
if I write you a cheque?
430
00:29:04,059 --> 00:29:06,927
Carl, when do I get
to call my father?
431
00:29:06,951 --> 00:29:09,428
You can call him when
we get to New York.
432
00:29:09,451 --> 00:29:12,753
We leave for the airport
in seven hours.
433
00:29:13,089 --> 00:29:15,357
Until then, just sit there.
434
00:29:15,404 --> 00:29:17,518
Be quiet.
435
00:29:17,854 --> 00:29:21,922
You know, Carl, on the other side of the
hotel they got suites that face the park.
436
00:29:23,193 --> 00:29:26,194
It's the best room
the FBI can afford.
437
00:29:28,598 --> 00:29:30,699
It's okay, I've stayed in worse.
438
00:29:30,911 --> 00:29:31,818
Mr. Mudrick...
439
00:29:31,834 --> 00:29:34,970
- Mr. Mudrick, please. You have to listen.
- I don't want to hear your story.
440
00:29:34,971 --> 00:29:37,228
This is two cheques that bounced.
441
00:29:37,252 --> 00:29:38,641
You know how much
trouble I'm in?
442
00:29:38,665 --> 00:29:41,476
No, but listen, I'm telling you,
the bank, they made the mistake.
443
00:29:41,477 --> 00:29:43,011
I'll write you
another cheque right now!
444
00:29:43,012 --> 00:29:45,359
What, do I look like
I was born yesterday?
445
00:29:45,395 --> 00:29:47,016
Look, it's midnight,
Mr. Mudrick.
446
00:29:47,044 --> 00:29:48,044
Where am I gonna go?
447
00:29:48,084 --> 00:29:51,686
You're a goddamn kid. Go home.
448
00:30:39,235 --> 00:30:40,418
I mean, I hope you understand.
449
00:30:40,419 --> 00:30:42,550
My boss sent me to Brooklyn,
then Queens.
450
00:30:42,574 --> 00:30:44,008
Now he wants me in Long Island
451
00:30:44,025 --> 00:30:46,527
to take a few clients out
for a night on the town.
452
00:30:46,871 --> 00:30:50,704
I'm sorry, but we're not allowed
to cash cheques from other banks.
453
00:30:51,013 --> 00:30:53,798
- How would we know if they were any good?
- What did you say your name was?
454
00:30:53,799 --> 00:30:55,778
- Ashley.
- Ashley...
455
00:30:55,809 --> 00:30:58,302
you know what I found on
the sidewalk out there?
456
00:31:03,895 --> 00:31:06,263
Must've slipped
right off your neck.
457
00:31:10,676 --> 00:31:13,918
Is there something
I can help you with, son?
458
00:31:13,919 --> 00:31:16,129
Well, you see, it's my
grandmother's birthday next week
459
00:31:16,151 --> 00:31:18,185
and I want to get her
something extra-special.
460
00:31:19,116 --> 00:31:22,090
Please, I mean it's my midterm next
week and my books were stolen.
461
00:31:24,607 --> 00:31:27,232
Please, it's just five dollars.
No one would have to know.
462
00:31:27,397 --> 00:31:29,967
I'm sorry,
but we are not allowed
463
00:31:29,970 --> 00:31:33,505
to take cheques
from people we don't know.
464
00:32:14,743 --> 00:32:16,361
Pleasure to have you back,
Captain Carlson.
465
00:32:16,395 --> 00:32:19,918
What do you think, Angelo? The
tomatoes are ripe this afternoon.
466
00:32:28,177 --> 00:32:29,023
Well, what have we here?
467
00:32:29,028 --> 00:32:31,062
- Can I have your autograph?
- You betcha.
468
00:32:31,063 --> 00:32:33,097
- Can I have your autograph, too?
- You gonna be a pilot?
469
00:32:33,098 --> 00:32:35,266
- Mm-hmm!
- All right, then.
470
00:32:35,267 --> 00:32:37,110
There you go.
Work hard in school.
471
00:32:37,149 --> 00:32:38,529
Dear Dad:
472
00:32:38,552 --> 00:32:41,153
I have decided to become
an airline pilot.
473
00:32:41,170 --> 00:32:43,130
I have applied
to all the big airlines
474
00:32:43,142 --> 00:32:46,244
and I have several
promising interviews lined up.
475
00:32:46,471 --> 00:32:47,674
How's Mom?
476
00:32:47,685 --> 00:32:49,393
Have you called her lately?
477
00:32:49,413 --> 00:32:52,190
Love, your son, Frank.
478
00:32:55,664 --> 00:32:57,288
Hello.
479
00:32:57,702 --> 00:32:59,649
I'm Frank Black
from Murrow High School
480
00:32:59,658 --> 00:33:02,260
and I have an appointment
with Mr. Morgan.
481
00:33:02,636 --> 00:33:05,496
You're the young man who's writing
the article for the school paper.
482
00:33:05,497 --> 00:33:09,000
Yes, ma'am, that's me. I want to know
everything there is to know about being a pilot.
483
00:33:09,860 --> 00:33:12,172
What airports
does Pan Am fly to?
484
00:33:12,217 --> 00:33:13,404
What does a pilot
make in a year?
485
00:33:13,427 --> 00:33:14,881
And who tells them where
they're gonna fly to?
486
00:33:14,905 --> 00:33:16,810
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Slow down.
Just take 'em one at a time.
487
00:33:16,841 --> 00:33:20,451
All right. What does it mean when
one pilot says to another pilot:
488
00:33:20,525 --> 00:33:21,505
"What kind of equipment
are you on?"
489
00:33:21,537 --> 00:33:23,356
They just want to know what
kind of aircraft you're flying:
490
00:33:23,403 --> 00:33:25,516
Is it a DC-8, 707,
Constellation?
491
00:33:25,517 --> 00:33:28,579
And what about those I.D. badges
that I've seen pilots wear?
492
00:33:28,610 --> 00:33:30,989
Well, every pilot has to have two
things with him at all times:
493
00:33:30,990 --> 00:33:32,623
One is his airline
personnel badge...
494
00:33:32,624 --> 00:33:34,625
looks just like this
one here, from Pan Am...
495
00:33:34,626 --> 00:33:37,261
the other one is
their FAA license...
496
00:33:37,449 --> 00:33:39,817
and that looks just like this.
497
00:33:40,553 --> 00:33:41,727
Oh.
498
00:33:42,781 --> 00:33:45,236
Sir, do you think I can make a copy
of this to put into my article?
499
00:33:45,237 --> 00:33:47,281
Oh, Frank, you can
have that one.
500
00:33:47,319 --> 00:33:48,398
It's three years expired.
501
00:33:48,440 --> 00:33:50,572
Aw, thanks!
And what about your I.D. badge?
502
00:33:50,619 --> 00:33:51,879
Do you have an extra
one I could borrow?
503
00:33:51,911 --> 00:33:53,703
Oh, no, I can't help you there.
504
00:33:53,710 --> 00:33:55,546
Those are special-ordered
from Polaroid.
505
00:33:55,547 --> 00:33:59,717
The only way to get one of those is to become
a real live pilot for Pan American Airways.
506
00:34:04,724 --> 00:34:06,358
Pan Am, may I help you?
507
00:34:06,398 --> 00:34:08,937
Yeah, hello.
I'm calling about a uniform.
508
00:34:08,996 --> 00:34:10,398
Hold for Purchasing.
509
00:34:10,429 --> 00:34:11,429
Thank you.
510
00:34:11,430 --> 00:34:12,648
Purchasing.
511
00:34:12,679 --> 00:34:15,273
Hi. I'm a copilot
based out of San Francisco.
512
00:34:15,304 --> 00:34:17,484
I flew a flight
into New York last night,
513
00:34:17,515 --> 00:34:21,007
but the problem is I'm headed out
to, uh, Paris in three hours.
514
00:34:21,039 --> 00:34:22,788
How can we help you?
515
00:34:22,806 --> 00:34:25,579
I sent my uniform to be cleaned
through the hotel
516
00:34:25,610 --> 00:34:28,467
and I... I guess
they must have lost it.
517
00:34:28,490 --> 00:34:30,681
They lost a uniform.
Happens all the time.
518
00:34:30,682 --> 00:34:33,552
Go down to the Well-Built Uniform
Company at Ninth and Broadway.
519
00:34:33,559 --> 00:34:34,943
They're our uniform supplier.
520
00:34:34,982 --> 00:34:36,987
I'll tell Mr. Rosen
you're coming.
521
00:34:36,988 --> 00:34:39,075
You look too
young to be a pilot.
522
00:34:39,107 --> 00:34:40,991
I'm a copilot.
523
00:34:40,992 --> 00:34:42,660
Why so nervous?
524
00:34:42,942 --> 00:34:47,098
How would you feel if you, uh lost
your uniform first week on the job?
525
00:34:47,099 --> 00:34:48,732
Relax.
526
00:34:48,733 --> 00:34:50,701
Pan Am's got lots of uniforms.
527
00:34:50,733 --> 00:34:53,604
It's gonna be $164.
528
00:34:53,605 --> 00:34:55,940
Great. I'll, uh,
I'll write you a cheque.
529
00:34:55,941 --> 00:34:58,042
Sorry, no cheques, no cash.
530
00:34:58,043 --> 00:35:01,964
You'll have to fill in your employee I.D.
number and then I'll bill Pan Am.
531
00:35:02,011 --> 00:35:03,886
They'll take it out
of your next paycheque.
532
00:35:06,136 --> 00:35:07,342
Even better.
533
00:35:09,456 --> 00:35:10,847
Dear Dad:
534
00:35:10,878 --> 00:35:13,965
You always told me that an
honest man has nothing to fear.
535
00:35:13,996 --> 00:35:16,863
So I'm trying my best
not to be afraid.
536
00:35:16,922 --> 00:35:20,053
I'm sorry I ran away,
but you don't have to worry.
537
00:35:20,085 --> 00:35:22,087
I'm gonna get it all back
now, Daddy.
538
00:35:22,142 --> 00:35:25,136
I promise.
I'm going to get it all back.
539
00:35:31,242 --> 00:35:32,943
Are you a real live pilot?
540
00:35:32,944 --> 00:35:35,113
I sure am, little lady.
What's your name?
541
00:35:35,114 --> 00:35:35,770
Celine.
542
00:35:35,802 --> 00:35:37,735
Celine, it's a
pleasure to meet you.
543
00:35:38,049 --> 00:35:40,318
It's a pleasure
to meet you, too.
544
00:35:44,057 --> 00:35:46,720
That's fifty, seventy,
545
00:35:46,751 --> 00:35:50,461
eighty, ninety,
one hundred dollars.
546
00:35:50,462 --> 00:35:52,670
You have yourself a
great time in Paris.
547
00:35:52,709 --> 00:35:54,343
I always do.
548
00:35:54,794 --> 00:35:56,931
Excuse me.
549
00:35:57,729 --> 00:35:59,722
I'm John Modiger.
I manage this branch.
550
00:35:59,744 --> 00:36:01,968
I want to thank you for coming
in and using our institution.
551
00:36:02,023 --> 00:36:04,448
Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, John.
I'll be back again.
552
00:36:04,460 --> 00:36:05,326
Good.
553
00:36:05,327 --> 00:36:07,655
Have you stayed with us before?
554
00:36:07,686 --> 00:36:11,316
Uh, no, I've been primarily
based on the West Coast.
555
00:36:12,160 --> 00:36:13,735
Is it all right if I write
you a cheque for the room?
556
00:36:14,087 --> 00:36:15,939
- No problem, sir.
- Great.
557
00:36:24,499 --> 00:36:25,335
Uh...
558
00:36:25,347 --> 00:36:28,315
I was also wondering if I could
write you a personal cheque?
559
00:36:28,792 --> 00:36:32,108
For airline personnel, we cash
personal cheques up to $100.
560
00:36:32,140 --> 00:36:34,341
Payroll cheques
we cash up to $300.
561
00:36:35,223 --> 00:36:38,026
Did you say $300
for a payroll cheque?
562
00:36:43,006 --> 00:36:44,709
Dear Dad:
563
00:36:44,744 --> 00:36:48,060
I've decided to become a pilot
for Pan American Airways...
564
00:36:48,099 --> 00:36:50,591
the most trusted name
in the skies.
565
00:36:50,619 --> 00:36:53,064
They've accepted me
into their training program
566
00:36:53,080 --> 00:36:57,211
and told me that if I work hard I
should earn my wings real soon.
567
00:36:57,329 --> 00:37:00,360
Please get in touch with Joanna
Carlton from the tenth grade.
568
00:37:00,383 --> 00:37:03,317
Tell her I'm sorry that I could
not take her to the Junior Prom.
569
00:37:03,521 --> 00:37:05,722
Love, your son, Frank.
570
00:37:44,410 --> 00:37:46,494
- Hello, how are you?
- Fine, thank you.
571
00:37:46,722 --> 00:37:48,723
I have a payroll cheque here
I'd like to cash.
572
00:37:48,746 --> 00:37:51,365
- Certainly.
- Thank you.
573
00:37:52,113 --> 00:37:53,463
Uh, excuse me.
574
00:37:54,487 --> 00:37:55,808
I'm sure you hear this
all the time,
575
00:37:55,847 --> 00:37:59,207
but you have the most
beautiful eyes I have ever seen.
576
00:38:00,812 --> 00:38:03,124
Yeah, I do get
that all the time.
577
00:38:04,020 --> 00:38:05,853
How would you like it?
578
00:38:21,154 --> 00:38:22,271
Oh, I'm sorry, sir.
579
00:38:22,296 --> 00:38:25,576
We won't have any cash until
the banks open in an hour,
580
00:38:25,600 --> 00:38:29,876
but, uh, I'm sure they can cash
your cheque at the airport.
581
00:38:29,916 --> 00:38:31,158
The airport?
582
00:38:31,186 --> 00:38:33,587
Who cashes cheques
at the airport?
583
00:38:33,620 --> 00:38:34,686
Well, the airlines, sir.
584
00:38:35,116 --> 00:38:37,212
They've always taken
care of their own.
585
00:38:46,040 --> 00:38:48,355
- Hello.
- Hi. Are you deadheading?
586
00:38:49,152 --> 00:38:50,321
What?
587
00:38:50,327 --> 00:38:52,328
Are you my deadhead to Miami?
588
00:38:53,431 --> 00:38:54,485
Mi...?
589
00:38:55,021 --> 00:38:56,389
Yes, yes.
590
00:38:57,151 --> 00:38:59,551
Yeah, I'm the deadhead.
Here you go.
591
00:39:00,397 --> 00:39:03,237
You're a little late,
but the jump seat is open.
592
00:39:04,707 --> 00:39:06,105
You know,
593
00:39:06,169 --> 00:39:07,527
it's been awhile
since I've done this.
594
00:39:07,565 --> 00:39:08,966
Which one's the jump seat again?
595
00:39:11,422 --> 00:39:13,297
Have a nice flight.
596
00:39:13,340 --> 00:39:15,775
Are you my deadhead?
597
00:39:17,519 --> 00:39:19,420
Frank, Captain Oliver.
598
00:39:19,421 --> 00:39:21,089
- John Larkin, the copilot.
- Hello.
599
00:39:21,090 --> 00:39:22,730
Fred Tulley, flight engineer.
600
00:39:22,772 --> 00:39:25,292
Frank Taylor, Pan Am. Thanks
for giving me a lift, boys.
601
00:39:25,707 --> 00:39:28,262
Go ahead and take a seat, Frank.
We're about to push.
602
00:39:28,669 --> 00:39:30,653
What kind of
equipment you on, DC-8?
603
00:39:30,681 --> 00:39:32,388
Uh, 707.
604
00:39:32,415 --> 00:39:34,973
You turning around
on the red-eye?
605
00:39:35,003 --> 00:39:37,138
Uh, I'm jumping puddles
for the next few months,
606
00:39:37,139 --> 00:39:40,208
trying to earn my keep running
leapfrogs for the weak and weary.
607
00:39:40,458 --> 00:39:43,693
No shame in that. We all did it.
608
00:39:50,189 --> 00:39:52,086
- Have a seat.
- Thank you.
609
00:39:53,411 --> 00:39:55,591
Would you like a drink
after take-off?
610
00:39:55,606 --> 00:39:57,158
M-Milk?
611
00:39:57,354 --> 00:39:59,460
- 80 knots.
- Check.
612
00:39:59,726 --> 00:40:01,193
V-one. Rotate.
613
00:40:04,291 --> 00:40:06,166
V-two. Positive rate.
614
00:40:06,182 --> 00:40:08,269
Gear up.
615
00:40:08,473 --> 00:40:09,807
Dear Dad:
616
00:40:09,837 --> 00:40:11,305
Today was graduation.
617
00:40:11,766 --> 00:40:16,177
I am now a copilot earning
$1,400 a month plus benefits
618
00:40:16,482 --> 00:40:17,898
and the best part is
619
00:40:17,945 --> 00:40:20,481
they tell me
my family can fly for free.
620
00:40:20,614 --> 00:40:23,622
So tell Mom to pack her bags
and buy a new swimsuit,
621
00:40:23,647 --> 00:40:26,916
because I'm taking us all
to Hawaii for Christmas.
622
00:40:27,089 --> 00:40:28,455
I love you, Dad.
623
00:40:28,636 --> 00:40:30,704
Aloha, Frank.
624
00:40:31,454 --> 00:40:32,971
- Hello, deadhead.
- Hello.
625
00:40:32,982 --> 00:40:34,816
Enjoying your free ride?
626
00:40:41,022 --> 00:40:43,370
Marci...
627
00:40:43,511 --> 00:40:45,712
did you drop this?
628
00:40:48,597 --> 00:40:50,131
Must've slipped
right off your neck.
629
00:40:50,210 --> 00:40:51,577
No...
630
00:40:52,956 --> 00:40:54,882
No!
631
00:40:55,277 --> 00:40:56,583
No...
632
00:40:56,630 --> 00:41:00,481
Yes, yes, yes, yes!
633
00:41:02,123 --> 00:41:03,057
Yes!
634
00:41:07,113 --> 00:41:10,064
Why are you stopping?
635
00:41:10,424 --> 00:41:13,500
I want to tell you
something, Marci.
636
00:41:14,666 --> 00:41:17,305
This is by far...
637
00:41:17,696 --> 00:41:21,943
the best date I
have ever been on.
638
00:41:42,888 --> 00:41:45,899
- I'd like to open a Money Market, please.
- Okay.
639
00:41:52,899 --> 00:41:55,676
Welcome to Miami Mutual Bank.
How may I help you?
640
00:41:55,817 --> 00:41:58,602
My name is Frank Taylor.
I'm a copilot for Pan Am.
641
00:41:58,634 --> 00:42:01,949
I'd like to cash this cheque
here, and then
642
00:42:02,653 --> 00:42:05,207
I'd like to take you out
for a steak dinner.
643
00:42:15,700 --> 00:42:17,880
And then we feed the cheques
into the MICR machine,
644
00:42:17,927 --> 00:42:21,208
which uses special ink to encode the account
numbers on the bottom of the cheques.
645
00:42:23,153 --> 00:42:25,439
And where are these numbers?
646
00:42:25,627 --> 00:42:27,895
They're, um... right here.
647
00:42:27,950 --> 00:42:29,643
- Right there?
- See?
648
00:42:32,647 --> 00:42:34,715
They're called routing numbers.
649
00:42:34,934 --> 00:42:37,336
So where do the cheques
get routed to?
650
00:42:37,874 --> 00:42:40,242
You know, I don't exactly know.
651
00:42:40,282 --> 00:42:42,451
Nobody ever asked
me that before.
652
00:42:43,625 --> 00:42:47,351
Our next item up for bid is also from
the Jersey Central Bank foreclosure.
653
00:42:47,379 --> 00:42:50,531
This is a MICR encoder, a machine
used to encode bank cheques.
654
00:42:50,985 --> 00:42:52,285
Do I have an opening bid?
655
00:42:52,309 --> 00:42:53,852
Our unknown
subject is a paperhanger
656
00:42:53,868 --> 00:42:55,636
who started working
on the East Coast.
657
00:42:55,637 --> 00:42:57,477
In the last few weeks,
this unsub has developed
658
00:42:57,516 --> 00:43:00,374
a new form of cheque fraud
which I'm calling "the float".
659
00:43:00,476 --> 00:43:03,625
What he's doing is, he's opening
chequeing accounts at various banks,
660
00:43:03,664 --> 00:43:07,070
then changing the MICR ink routing
numbers at the bottom of those cheques.
661
00:43:07,092 --> 00:43:08,906
Next slide, please.
662
00:43:09,563 --> 00:43:11,454
Next slide, please.
663
00:43:11,484 --> 00:43:13,946
Uh, the remote thing is broken.
You'll have to do it by hand.
664
00:43:13,968 --> 00:43:16,469
You've... gotta... try the...
665
00:43:16,518 --> 00:43:17,678
Agent Mullen, it should be...
666
00:43:17,707 --> 00:43:19,526
it should be the square button
just there by the side.
667
00:43:19,527 --> 00:43:20,727
This carousel doesn't work.
668
00:43:20,728 --> 00:43:22,229
It's a bad carousel
you got there.
669
00:43:22,230 --> 00:43:24,386
- Thank you, Agent Mullen.
- Got to move it manually.
670
00:43:24,407 --> 00:43:27,769
This is a map of the 12 banks
of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
671
00:43:28,144 --> 00:43:29,070
Slide.
672
00:43:30,431 --> 00:43:31,705
MICR scanners at every bank
673
00:43:31,728 --> 00:43:33,915
read these numbers
at the bottom of a cheque...
674
00:43:33,939 --> 00:43:35,034
Slide...
675
00:43:35,058 --> 00:43:38,360
and then, ship that cheque off
to its corresponding branch.
676
00:43:38,400 --> 00:43:41,990
Carl, for those of us who are
unfamiliar with bank fraud,
677
00:43:42,091 --> 00:43:45,286
you mind telling us what the
hell you're talking about?
678
00:43:45,287 --> 00:43:49,256
The East Coast branches are
numbered zero-one to zero-six.
679
00:43:49,257 --> 00:43:52,179
The central branch is zero-seven,
zero-eight, so on, so forth.
680
00:43:52,203 --> 00:43:54,820
You mean those numbers on the bottom
of a cheque actually mean something?
681
00:43:54,839 --> 00:43:57,062
All of this was in the report
I filed two days ago.
682
00:43:57,108 --> 00:44:01,991
If you change...
a zero-two to a one-two,
683
00:44:02,030 --> 00:44:04,705
that means that cheque,
which was cashed in New York
684
00:44:04,706 --> 00:44:06,374
does not go to the New York
Federal Branch,
685
00:44:06,375 --> 00:44:10,911
but it is rerouted all the way to
the San Francisco Federal Branch.
686
00:44:10,912 --> 00:44:13,333
The bank doesn't even know the
cheque has bounced for two weeks,
687
00:44:13,374 --> 00:44:16,052
which means our unsub
can stay in one place,
688
00:44:16,102 --> 00:44:19,320
paper the same city over and over again
while his cheques circle the country.
689
00:44:19,321 --> 00:44:22,423
You know, you want
to talk to my wife.
690
00:44:22,627 --> 00:44:25,158
She's the one balances
the chequebook at our house.
691
00:44:30,476 --> 00:44:32,132
Next slide.
692
00:44:38,772 --> 00:44:40,106
- Daddy!
- Jesus!
693
00:44:42,325 --> 00:44:43,944
My son, the birdman.
694
00:44:43,945 --> 00:44:46,981
- Some uniform, Frank.
- What do you think?
695
00:44:47,536 --> 00:44:49,067
Nice.
696
00:44:49,094 --> 00:44:50,762
Sit down.
697
00:44:53,321 --> 00:44:56,219
So, Dad... Daddy, have you
gotten the postcards?
698
00:44:56,239 --> 00:44:57,572
Of course.
699
00:44:57,602 --> 00:44:59,126
This fork is ice cold.
700
00:44:59,127 --> 00:45:02,796
No, no, Dad, th-that's
a chilled salad fork.
701
00:45:03,749 --> 00:45:06,150
It's a fancy restaurant, you know.
702
00:45:11,267 --> 00:45:13,274
Well, here...
703
00:45:13,908 --> 00:45:15,361
I-I got you something.
704
00:45:15,397 --> 00:45:16,798
What's that?
705
00:45:16,820 --> 00:45:19,021
Open it.
706
00:45:23,474 --> 00:45:25,308
You know what those are, right?
707
00:45:26,410 --> 00:45:31,134
Those are the keys to a 1965
Cadillac DeVille convertible.
708
00:45:31,174 --> 00:45:32,595
Brand-new, Dad.
709
00:45:32,622 --> 00:45:34,603
Red with white interior,
710
00:45:34,613 --> 00:45:38,782
split seats,
air conditioning, the works.
711
00:45:38,800 --> 00:45:41,802
- Are you giving me a Cadillac?
- Yeah. I'm giving you a Cadillac.
712
00:45:42,763 --> 00:45:44,531
Dad, sh-she's parked downstairs.
713
00:45:44,556 --> 00:45:45,657
When we're done eating lunch,
714
00:45:45,671 --> 00:45:48,087
why don't you, you know,
drive on over to Mom's house,
715
00:45:48,111 --> 00:45:50,210
pick her up,
take a little joyride?
716
00:45:50,211 --> 00:45:51,583
Do you know what would happen
717
00:45:51,622 --> 00:45:56,817
if the IRS found out I was
driving around in a new coupé?
718
00:45:57,521 --> 00:45:59,536
I took the train here, Frank.
719
00:45:59,565 --> 00:46:01,934
I'm taking the train home.
720
00:46:03,282 --> 00:46:04,478
All right.
721
00:46:11,823 --> 00:46:13,916
I have plenty of money.
722
00:46:13,950 --> 00:46:16,260
You know, if you
ever, ever need anything...
723
00:46:16,298 --> 00:46:17,631
You worried?
724
00:46:18,112 --> 00:46:19,573
About me?
725
00:46:20,097 --> 00:46:21,956
No, I'm not... I'm not worried.
726
00:46:21,982 --> 00:46:24,331
You think I can't
buy my own car?
727
00:46:24,348 --> 00:46:28,550
Two mice fell in a
bucket of cream, Frank.
728
00:46:28,559 --> 00:46:30,426
Which one am I?
729
00:46:30,957 --> 00:46:32,953
You're that second mouse.
730
00:46:34,963 --> 00:46:36,956
I went by the store today.
731
00:46:38,499 --> 00:46:40,307
I had to close the
store for awhile.
732
00:46:40,328 --> 00:46:41,895
It's all about timing, Frank.
733
00:46:41,926 --> 00:46:43,527
The goddamn government
knows that.
734
00:46:43,544 --> 00:46:45,144
They hit you when you're down.
735
00:46:45,184 --> 00:46:48,122
I wasn't going to let them
take it from me, so I just...
736
00:46:48,151 --> 00:46:51,254
shut the doors myself,
called their bluff.
737
00:46:55,787 --> 00:46:57,955
Sooner or later,
they'll forget about me.
738
00:46:58,324 --> 00:47:00,061
I understand, I...
739
00:47:01,741 --> 00:47:03,584
Have you told Ma?
740
00:47:05,901 --> 00:47:09,790
She's so stubborn, your mother.
741
00:47:12,614 --> 00:47:13,497
Don't worry.
742
00:47:13,527 --> 00:47:15,817
I'm not going to let her go
without a fight.
743
00:47:15,833 --> 00:47:17,365
I been fighting for us...
744
00:47:20,325 --> 00:47:21,802
Dad?
745
00:47:23,938 --> 00:47:26,540
Since the day we... we met.
746
00:47:26,938 --> 00:47:30,406
Daddy, out of all those men,
747
00:47:30,461 --> 00:47:32,914
you were the one that
took her home, remember that.
748
00:47:32,942 --> 00:47:36,000
200 men, sitting in
that tiny social hall,
749
00:47:36,018 --> 00:47:38,219
watching her dance.
750
00:47:40,389 --> 00:47:43,069
- What was the name of that town?
- Montrichard, Dad.
751
00:47:43,125 --> 00:47:44,625
Yeah.
752
00:47:44,743 --> 00:47:47,139
I didn't speak a word of French
753
00:47:47,209 --> 00:47:51,432
and six weeks later,
she was my wi...
754
00:47:52,300 --> 00:47:54,435
She's your wife.
755
00:47:56,331 --> 00:47:58,706
My son bought me
a Cadillac today.
756
00:47:58,979 --> 00:48:02,743
I think that calls for a toast.
757
00:48:10,685 --> 00:48:13,654
To the best damn pilot
in the sky.
758
00:48:14,154 --> 00:48:17,200
It's not what you think.
I'm just a copilot.
759
00:48:19,021 --> 00:48:21,695
You see these people
staring at you?
760
00:48:25,013 --> 00:48:28,302
These are the most powerful
people in New York City
761
00:48:28,420 --> 00:48:32,573
and they keep peeking over their shoulders,
wondering where you're going tonight.
762
00:48:33,269 --> 00:48:34,736
Where you going, Frank?
763
00:48:35,355 --> 00:48:37,745
Dad, nobody's staring at me.
764
00:48:38,035 --> 00:48:40,403
Some place exotic?
765
00:48:42,164 --> 00:48:44,852
Just tell me where you're going.
766
00:48:46,715 --> 00:48:49,084
Los An... Hollywood.
767
00:48:49,132 --> 00:48:50,996
Hollywood.
768
00:48:56,931 --> 00:48:58,822
The rest of us...
769
00:48:58,861 --> 00:49:01,234
really are suckers.
770
00:49:06,938 --> 00:49:09,352
So, I got on this red dress
and these high heels, right?
771
00:49:09,379 --> 00:49:11,227
And I got a bra,
like, out here, okay?
772
00:49:11,283 --> 00:49:13,655
And I'm chasing these two Puerto
Rican guys through the park.
773
00:49:13,670 --> 00:49:16,397
They got a suitcase filled
with bank robbery loot.
774
00:49:16,427 --> 00:49:18,905
Okay, I'm screaming out,
"FBI, freeze!"
775
00:49:18,926 --> 00:49:21,452
And I'm reaching for my gun,
but I can't find it in the bra.
776
00:49:21,466 --> 00:49:24,558
It's so damn big. I thought I was
going to shoot my tits off.
777
00:49:27,649 --> 00:49:28,743
You know, that's a funny story.
778
00:49:28,763 --> 00:49:30,464
People always laugh
at that story.
779
00:49:31,242 --> 00:49:32,821
Let me ask you a
question, Mr. Amdursky.
780
00:49:32,870 --> 00:49:34,267
If you were having so
much fun undercover,
781
00:49:34,306 --> 00:49:36,595
why did you transfer
to bank fraud?
782
00:49:36,612 --> 00:49:37,612
I didn't transfer.
783
00:49:37,659 --> 00:49:40,243
I was censured and reassigned.
784
00:49:40,605 --> 00:49:42,090
It's like being punished.
I was punished.
785
00:49:42,101 --> 00:49:44,246
I screwed up in the field.
786
00:49:44,282 --> 00:49:45,168
What about you, Mr. Fox?
787
00:49:45,191 --> 00:49:46,881
Were you... punished for
screwing up in the field?
788
00:49:46,882 --> 00:49:49,583
Oh, no, no, no, I've never
worked in the field before.
789
00:49:49,584 --> 00:49:53,420
I audited background investigations of
Department of Justice clerical applicants.
790
00:49:53,858 --> 00:49:54,623
Well, that's just great.
791
00:49:54,646 --> 00:49:58,856
I ask for a team and they drag
the bottom of the Pacific.
792
00:49:58,887 --> 00:50:01,317
You mind if I ask you
a question, Agent Hanratty?
793
00:50:01,363 --> 00:50:02,930
How come you're so serious
all the time?
794
00:50:02,931 --> 00:50:05,265
Does it bother you,
Mr. Amdursky?
795
00:50:05,559 --> 00:50:07,868
Yeah. Yeah, it does bother me.
796
00:50:07,869 --> 00:50:11,972
- Does it bother you, Mr. Fox?
- A little, I guess.
797
00:50:12,637 --> 00:50:15,776
Well, would you like to hear me
tell a joke?
798
00:50:16,840 --> 00:50:19,713
Yeah. Yeah, we'd love
to hear a joke from you.
799
00:50:21,535 --> 00:50:24,353
- Knock, knock.
- Who's there?
800
00:50:27,143 --> 00:50:29,757
Go fuck yourselves.
801
00:50:36,731 --> 00:50:40,265
♪ Tall and tan
And young and lovely ♪
802
00:50:40,297 --> 00:50:43,372
- ♪ The girl from Ipanema ♪
- He cashed three cheques.
803
00:50:43,401 --> 00:50:45,057
They all cleared.
804
00:50:45,075 --> 00:50:48,277
I was going to deposit
this one today.
805
00:50:49,010 --> 00:50:50,577
I don't want any trouble.
806
00:50:51,802 --> 00:50:52,969
No trouble.
807
00:50:54,032 --> 00:50:55,199
No trouble at all.
808
00:50:55,544 --> 00:50:57,192
We'll just take this cheque
and be on our way. Thank you.
809
00:50:57,250 --> 00:50:58,599
Good.
810
00:50:58,645 --> 00:51:01,003
Because I don't want
my customers harassed.
811
00:51:03,741 --> 00:51:05,550
What are you saying,
he's still here?
812
00:51:05,963 --> 00:51:10,698
- ♪ Oh, but he watches so sadly ♪
- 201.
813
00:51:10,740 --> 00:51:11,773
Thank you.
814
00:51:12,719 --> 00:51:14,334
- Corner here.
- Oh, thanks, son.
815
00:51:16,673 --> 00:51:19,439
- Some steps.
- Steps.
816
00:51:22,187 --> 00:51:24,188
Hey, Mr. Murphy, how are you?
817
00:51:24,212 --> 00:51:25,826
- Is that Frank?
- Yeah, it's Frank.
818
00:51:25,865 --> 00:51:28,076
- Hey, Frank, how are you?
- How's the knee?
819
00:51:28,123 --> 00:51:29,750
Come on, I'll
race you right now.
820
00:51:30,367 --> 00:51:32,808
- Take care.
- Okay, Frank.
821
00:51:33,301 --> 00:51:34,097
"Eyeball the back"?
822
00:51:34,125 --> 00:51:35,676
Come on, Carl,
this guy's a pen and ink man.
823
00:51:35,713 --> 00:51:37,679
A goddamn paperhanger.
He doesn't even carry a gun.
824
00:51:37,710 --> 00:51:38,476
Why can't we go with you, Carl?
825
00:51:38,515 --> 00:51:40,069
You just keep your
eyes open, do your job
826
00:51:40,088 --> 00:51:42,590
and I'll buy you both
a Good Humor bar.
827
00:51:52,941 --> 00:51:54,839
It's all right, ma'am. FBI.
828
00:51:57,712 --> 00:52:00,714
201... 201, 201.
829
00:52:00,715 --> 00:52:02,482
201...
830
00:52:02,483 --> 00:52:04,484
201... 201...
831
00:52:04,516 --> 00:52:07,919
201... 201...
832
00:52:11,948 --> 00:52:13,715
FBI!
833
00:52:22,403 --> 00:52:24,138
FBI!
834
00:52:24,645 --> 00:52:26,707
Come out of the bathroom!
835
00:52:27,772 --> 00:52:29,684
Step out of the bathroom!
836
00:52:33,908 --> 00:52:35,008
Hands on your head.
837
00:52:35,032 --> 00:52:37,399
- Oh, that's the new IBM Selectric.
- Put your hands on your head.
838
00:52:37,453 --> 00:52:38,726
You can change the print
type in five seconds.
839
00:52:38,749 --> 00:52:40,109
- Shut up!
- Just pop out the ball.
840
00:52:40,166 --> 00:52:42,167
Put your hands on your head!
Put your hands...!
841
00:52:42,192 --> 00:52:43,952
You know, he's got
over 200 cheques here.
842
00:52:43,992 --> 00:52:46,193
- Hands on your head!
- A gallon of India ink, drafting.
843
00:52:46,194 --> 00:52:48,092
- Even has little payroll envelopes...
- Put it down.
844
00:52:48,100 --> 00:52:49,443
- ...addressed to himself from Pan Am.
- Put it down.
845
00:52:49,486 --> 00:52:51,131
- Drop it!
- Relax.
846
00:52:51,499 --> 00:52:53,275
You're late, all right?
847
00:52:53,317 --> 00:52:55,902
My name's Allen, Barry Allen,
United States Secret Service.
848
00:52:55,929 --> 00:52:57,889
Your boy just tried
to jump out the window.
849
00:52:57,906 --> 00:53:01,033
- My partner has him in custody downstairs.
- I don't know what you're talking about.
850
00:53:01,072 --> 00:53:03,986
You think the FBI
are the only ones on this guy?
851
00:53:04,012 --> 00:53:05,146
I mean, come on.
852
00:53:05,163 --> 00:53:07,056
Come on, he's dabbling
in government cheques here.
853
00:53:07,082 --> 00:53:10,684
We've been following a paper trail
on this guy for months now.
854
00:53:11,091 --> 00:53:13,552
Hey, you mind taking that gun
out of my face?
855
00:53:13,589 --> 00:53:14,317
Please. Really.
856
00:53:14,325 --> 00:53:15,575
I mean, it makes me nervous.
857
00:53:15,606 --> 00:53:17,541
Let me see some credentials.
858
00:53:17,856 --> 00:53:20,660
Yeah, sure.
859
00:53:21,270 --> 00:53:22,771
Take my whole wallet.
860
00:53:23,311 --> 00:53:24,511
You want my gun, too?
861
00:53:24,534 --> 00:53:26,201
Come over here. Take my gun.
862
00:53:26,976 --> 00:53:28,933
Hey, hey, look,
just do me a favour.
863
00:53:28,956 --> 00:53:30,270
Take a look outside. Look.
864
00:53:30,271 --> 00:53:31,271
Look out the window.
865
00:53:31,514 --> 00:53:34,382
My partner's walking him to
the car as we speak. Look.
866
00:53:37,539 --> 00:53:40,547
Old guy almost pissed in his pants
when I came through the door.
867
00:53:40,602 --> 00:53:43,551
He jumped right through the
window onto the hood of my car.
868
00:53:44,766 --> 00:53:45,945
- Hey, Murph?
- Yeah?
869
00:53:45,961 --> 00:53:47,156
Call the LAPD again.
870
00:53:47,179 --> 00:53:49,857
I don't want people walking
through my crime scene.
871
00:53:51,979 --> 00:53:54,480
I didn't expect the
Secret Service on this.
872
00:53:54,949 --> 00:53:56,375
Don't worry about it.
873
00:53:56,435 --> 00:53:57,768
Well, what's your name?
874
00:53:58,262 --> 00:54:01,764
Hanratty, Carl Hanratty.
875
00:54:06,188 --> 00:54:07,941
Mind if I see
some identification?
876
00:54:08,907 --> 00:54:09,542
Sure.
877
00:54:09,543 --> 00:54:13,046
You never can be
too careful these days.
878
00:54:13,641 --> 00:54:14,808
Well, tough luck, Carl.
879
00:54:15,596 --> 00:54:18,236
Five minutes earlier, you would've
landed yourself a pretty good collar.
880
00:54:18,299 --> 00:54:19,338
It's all right.
881
00:54:19,376 --> 00:54:21,410
Ten seconds later, and
you'd have been shot.
882
00:54:22,614 --> 00:54:23,947
Mind if I come
downstairs with you?
883
00:54:23,960 --> 00:54:25,767
I-I got to take a
look at this guy.
884
00:54:25,786 --> 00:54:26,357
Sure thing.
885
00:54:26,388 --> 00:54:28,568
Just, uh, do me a favour
and sit tight for a second,
886
00:54:28,584 --> 00:54:30,084
while I get
this evidence downstairs.
887
00:54:30,109 --> 00:54:33,107
You know, I don't want some maid walking
through here and making the bed.
888
00:54:33,129 --> 00:54:35,835
- LAPD should be here any sec.
- Wait.
889
00:54:40,314 --> 00:54:42,242
Your wallet.
890
00:54:42,383 --> 00:54:44,217
You hang onto it for a minute.
891
00:54:44,242 --> 00:54:46,443
I trust you.
892
00:54:57,567 --> 00:54:58,734
Oh...
893
00:55:02,716 --> 00:55:04,597
Yeah...
894
00:55:04,598 --> 00:55:06,799
Secret Service.
895
00:55:48,349 --> 00:55:50,443
Hey!
896
00:55:50,522 --> 00:55:52,690
Oh, goddamn it!
897
00:55:54,037 --> 00:55:55,148
It was stupid.
898
00:55:55,532 --> 00:55:57,032
I made a stupid mistake.
899
00:55:57,634 --> 00:55:58,748
Forget about it.
900
00:55:59,347 --> 00:56:01,636
There are hundreds
of unknown subjects out there.
901
00:56:01,678 --> 00:56:03,045
I-I can get this guy, Sean.
902
00:56:03,779 --> 00:56:05,997
The worst thing a paperhanger
can do is show his face.
903
00:56:06,021 --> 00:56:07,221
I read the report.
904
00:56:07,440 --> 00:56:11,311
Six feet tall, brown hair, 27
to 30 years of age, 160 pounds.
905
00:56:11,336 --> 00:56:12,704
This could be almost anybody.
906
00:56:12,798 --> 00:56:15,066
I heard his voice, Sean,
I saw his face.
907
00:56:15,090 --> 00:56:17,825
There's nothing for him
to hide behind anymore.
908
00:56:18,413 --> 00:56:19,718
Just be careful.
909
00:56:19,741 --> 00:56:21,408
You got 12 years in.
910
00:56:22,182 --> 00:56:23,784
Nobody bothers you
down on the first floor.
911
00:56:23,793 --> 00:56:25,553
You practically
wrote the book on bank fraud.
912
00:56:25,554 --> 00:56:28,853
That's the kind of thing that can
make you section chief someday.
913
00:56:28,892 --> 00:56:32,166
Just don't put yourself
in this type of position.
914
00:56:32,186 --> 00:56:33,586
What type of position?
915
00:56:35,486 --> 00:56:37,869
Position of being humiliated.
916
00:56:46,182 --> 00:56:48,983
Sean, would you like
to hear me tell a joke?
917
00:56:50,260 --> 00:56:51,771
Yeah, sure.
918
00:56:52,705 --> 00:56:55,074
Knock, knock!
919
00:56:57,045 --> 00:57:00,998
So, my-my next question
is, when a pilot retires,
920
00:57:01,686 --> 00:57:04,912
uh, Pan Am sends them
a cheque every single month?
921
00:57:04,943 --> 00:57:07,754
Uh, yeah, pension program
sends a cheque and benefits.
922
00:57:07,755 --> 00:57:09,084
How much is that cheque for?
923
00:57:09,091 --> 00:57:11,491
Uh, kid, I'm really not in
the mood for this right now.
924
00:57:11,522 --> 00:57:13,413
This Skywayman's
driving me crazy.
925
00:57:13,461 --> 00:57:14,624
Who's the Skywayman?
926
00:57:14,659 --> 00:57:17,960
Ah, some nut that's flying around the
country posing as a Pan Am pilot.
927
00:57:17,999 --> 00:57:20,678
There's a column about
him in the paper today.
928
00:57:27,072 --> 00:57:28,947
I keep telling them
this is not my problem.
929
00:57:28,984 --> 00:57:31,018
This guy
doesn't even fly Pan Am.
930
00:57:31,065 --> 00:57:32,127
Flies everybody else.
931
00:57:32,152 --> 00:57:36,206
Flies United, TWA,
Continental, Eastern...
932
00:57:36,236 --> 00:57:37,985
The Skywayman.
933
00:57:38,454 --> 00:57:40,788
Newspaper loves this clown.
934
00:57:41,579 --> 00:57:44,043
They call him
"the James Bond of the sky".
935
00:57:46,791 --> 00:57:47,744
Did you say...?
936
00:57:47,764 --> 00:57:49,970
Bond, James Bond.
937
00:57:59,057 --> 00:58:01,573
Tell me, Joan,
why does he do it?
938
00:58:01,600 --> 00:58:03,568
- He likes to win.
- Come on, come on.
939
00:58:03,600 --> 00:58:05,459
We'll be landing in 20 minutes.
940
00:58:05,537 --> 00:58:08,553
Do you want to play it easy
or the hard way?
941
00:58:08,591 --> 00:58:10,265
And this isn't a tranquillizer.
942
00:58:10,304 --> 00:58:13,673
Well, Pussy, you do know a lot
more about planes than guns.
943
00:58:14,095 --> 00:58:15,821
Hello, Pussy.
944
00:58:16,563 --> 00:58:18,592
Now, you're
sure this is the suit, right?
945
00:58:18,624 --> 00:58:19,930
Positive.
946
00:58:19,962 --> 00:58:21,861
It's the exact suit
he wore in the movie.
947
00:58:21,901 --> 00:58:24,237
Okay. I'll take three.
948
00:58:24,293 --> 00:58:26,065
Certainly, Mr. Fleming.
949
00:58:26,099 --> 00:58:30,307
Now what you need is one of those little
foreign sports cars that he drives.
950
00:58:49,864 --> 00:58:54,761
♪ The look of love ♪
951
00:58:54,762 --> 00:58:58,065
♪ Is in your eyes ♪
952
00:58:58,066 --> 00:58:59,933
- Hello.
- Hi.
953
00:58:59,964 --> 00:59:03,409
♪ The look your heart ♪
954
00:59:03,423 --> 00:59:07,740
- Haven't I seen you before?
- ♪ Can't disguise ♪
955
00:59:07,741 --> 00:59:09,076
Maybe.
956
00:59:09,757 --> 00:59:12,912
A couple years ago
I was on the cover of Seventeen.
957
00:59:13,295 --> 00:59:14,796
Yeah.
958
00:59:15,164 --> 00:59:17,272
You're that model, right? Cheryl.
959
00:59:17,303 --> 00:59:18,436
Yes.
960
00:59:18,469 --> 00:59:21,888
The guys used to put your
picture on their lockers.
961
00:59:23,303 --> 00:59:26,493
Isn't that your silver car
I saw parked out front?
962
00:59:26,524 --> 00:59:29,891
Yeah. One of them.
963
00:59:29,915 --> 00:59:32,765
♪ Well, it takes my breath away ♪
964
00:59:32,844 --> 00:59:35,508
So, think I could get
an autograph?
965
00:59:35,531 --> 00:59:37,961
♪ I can hardly wait to hold you ♪
966
00:59:37,996 --> 00:59:41,441
- ♪ Feel my arms around you ♪
- Do you have a pen in your room?
967
00:59:41,442 --> 00:59:43,393
♪ How long I have waited ♪
968
00:59:57,625 --> 01:00:02,966
♪ You've got the look of love ♪
969
01:00:02,998 --> 01:00:08,052
♪ It's on your face ♪
970
01:00:08,091 --> 01:00:16,653
♪ A look that time can't erase ♪
971
01:00:17,145 --> 01:00:20,793
- Shh.
- ♪ Be mine tonight ♪
972
01:00:20,809 --> 01:00:24,851
Man like you can
buy anything he wants.
973
01:00:24,852 --> 01:00:27,987
♪ Let this be just the start ♪
974
01:00:27,988 --> 01:00:33,742
♪ Of so many nights like this... ♪
975
01:00:35,163 --> 01:00:37,725
He buys a deck of cards
at the hotel gift shop.
976
01:00:37,755 --> 01:00:41,498
♪ And then seal it with a kiss ♪
977
01:00:41,538 --> 01:00:43,155
Well, you want to
see a card trick?
978
01:00:43,181 --> 01:00:45,251
♪ I can hardly wait to hold you ♪
979
01:00:45,287 --> 01:00:49,110
- How much did these cards cost?
- ♪ Feel my arms around you ♪
980
01:00:49,135 --> 01:00:52,368
- Oh, 55 cents, I think.
- ♪ How long I have waited ♪
981
01:00:52,395 --> 01:00:54,830
♪ Waited just to love you ♪
982
01:00:54,869 --> 01:00:56,947
And if they sold me,
983
01:00:56,973 --> 01:01:00,609
downstairs at the hotel gift shop,
984
01:01:00,727 --> 01:01:03,361
how much would you pay?
985
01:01:03,581 --> 01:01:05,449
I'm sor...
986
01:01:05,470 --> 01:01:09,206
I'm sorry, how mu... how much
would I pay for what?
987
01:01:11,529 --> 01:01:13,583
The entire night.
988
01:01:15,411 --> 01:01:18,724
How much would you pay me
for the entire night?
989
01:01:23,211 --> 01:01:26,320
Cheryl, I...
I really don't know.
990
01:01:28,048 --> 01:01:30,469
Don't be scared.
991
01:01:30,516 --> 01:01:33,886
♪ How long I have waited ♪
992
01:01:34,462 --> 01:01:36,282
Make me an offer.
993
01:01:36,308 --> 01:01:40,251
♪ Now that I have found you ♪
994
01:01:40,294 --> 01:01:43,896
♪ Don't ever go ♪
995
01:01:43,897 --> 01:01:45,965
$300?
996
01:01:46,575 --> 01:01:47,900
Go fish.
997
01:01:51,455 --> 01:01:53,906
Uh, $500?
998
01:01:54,234 --> 01:01:55,494
Go fish.
999
01:01:57,002 --> 01:01:58,445
$600.
1000
01:02:00,197 --> 01:02:02,249
Go fish.
1001
01:02:04,916 --> 01:02:06,453
$1,000.
1002
01:02:08,845 --> 01:02:09,989
Okay.
1003
01:02:11,951 --> 01:02:13,384
$1,000.
1004
01:02:15,375 --> 01:02:16,929
Okay.
1005
01:02:17,484 --> 01:02:19,272
I'll be right back.
1006
01:02:19,905 --> 01:02:21,609
Wait a second.
Where are you going?
1007
01:02:21,659 --> 01:02:23,697
I'm going downstairs
to cash a cheque.
1008
01:02:25,166 --> 01:02:29,033
You think this hotel is going to
cash a $1,000 cheque at 3:00am?
1009
01:02:32,186 --> 01:02:33,889
It's a New York
Savings and Loan cheque.
1010
01:02:33,918 --> 01:02:35,944
It's like gold. They'll cash it.
1011
01:02:36,125 --> 01:02:38,328
Don't you think they might get
a little suspicious?
1012
01:02:38,359 --> 01:02:39,852
Here, let me see that.
1013
01:02:41,915 --> 01:02:43,828
It's a cashier's cheque.
Endorse it over to me.
1014
01:02:43,854 --> 01:02:46,516
No. I couldn't do that.
1015
01:02:46,536 --> 01:02:48,391
See, this cheque is for $1,400.
1016
01:02:48,410 --> 01:02:51,011
We agreed upon $1,000.
1017
01:02:51,317 --> 01:02:54,787
Why don't I give you back $400
1018
01:02:54,873 --> 01:02:57,199
and you give me that cheque?
1019
01:02:58,448 --> 01:02:59,823
Even better.
1020
01:03:03,311 --> 01:03:08,147
♪ The look of love ♪
1021
01:03:08,250 --> 01:03:13,412
♪ Is in your eyes ♪
1022
01:03:31,706 --> 01:03:33,878
Does this belong to anybody?
1023
01:03:42,583 --> 01:03:46,676
♪ Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say ♪
1024
01:03:47,065 --> 01:03:50,273
♪ On a bright Hawaiian Christmas Day ♪
1025
01:03:50,524 --> 01:03:52,364
This is Hanratty. Merry Christmas.
1026
01:03:52,401 --> 01:03:53,901
Hello, Carl.
1027
01:03:54,659 --> 01:03:57,872
- Hello.
- ♪ That we send to you from the land ♪
1028
01:03:57,928 --> 01:04:00,588
Barry Allen, Secret Service.
1029
01:04:01,213 --> 01:04:05,171
I've been trying to track you down
now for the last couple of hours.
1030
01:04:05,335 --> 01:04:06,569
What do you want?
1031
01:04:07,305 --> 01:04:11,089
I wanted to apologize for what
happened out in Los Angeles.
1032
01:04:11,145 --> 01:04:12,222
Uh-uh, uh-uh.
1033
01:04:12,248 --> 01:04:14,349
No, no,
you don't apologize to me.
1034
01:04:14,874 --> 01:04:17,509
Do you always work
on Christmas Eve, Carl?
1035
01:04:17,706 --> 01:04:19,307
I volunteered,
1036
01:04:19,832 --> 01:04:21,888
so men with families
could go home early.
1037
01:04:22,591 --> 01:04:25,091
Looked like you were wearing a
wedding ring out in Los Angeles.
1038
01:04:25,092 --> 01:04:26,760
I thought maybe
you had a family.
1039
01:04:27,021 --> 01:04:30,229
No. No family.
1040
01:04:30,534 --> 01:04:32,535
You want to talk to me...
1041
01:04:32,675 --> 01:04:34,200
let's talk, face-to-face.
1042
01:04:34,357 --> 01:04:35,791
All right.
1043
01:04:35,925 --> 01:04:39,672
I'm at my suite at the
Stuyvesant Arms, room 3113.
1044
01:04:39,782 --> 01:04:42,821
In the morning, I leave
for Las Vegas for the weekend.
1045
01:04:45,102 --> 01:04:47,914
You think you're going to get me again?
1046
01:04:48,352 --> 01:04:49,830
You're not going to Vegas.
1047
01:04:49,862 --> 01:04:51,897
You're not in the Stuyvesant Arms.
1048
01:04:52,999 --> 01:04:55,968
You'd love for me to send
out 20 agents Christmas Eve
1049
01:04:55,993 --> 01:04:58,219
we barge into your hotel
1050
01:04:58,243 --> 01:05:01,180
knock down the door, so you
can make fools out of us all.
1051
01:05:01,328 --> 01:05:03,762
I'm really sorry if I
made a fool out of you.
1052
01:05:03,786 --> 01:05:05,464
- I really am.
- Uh-uh, no.
1053
01:05:05,465 --> 01:05:06,833
- No, listen, I really am.
- No, no.
1054
01:05:06,834 --> 01:05:09,201
You-you do not
feel sorry for me.
1055
01:05:09,600 --> 01:05:11,550
The truth is, I knew it was you.
1056
01:05:11,576 --> 01:05:14,794
Now maybe I didn't get the cuffs
on you, but I knew.
1057
01:05:14,996 --> 01:05:18,277
Ah, people only know
what you tell them, Carl.
1058
01:05:18,965 --> 01:05:22,535
Well, then tell me this,
Barry Allen, Secret Service.
1059
01:05:22,567 --> 01:05:25,331
How did you know
I wouldn't look in your wallet?
1060
01:05:25,364 --> 01:05:28,033
The same reason the Yankees always win.
1061
01:05:28,534 --> 01:05:31,702
Nobody can keep their
eyes off the pinstripes.
1062
01:05:31,922 --> 01:05:34,713
The Yankees win
because they have Mickey Mantle.
1063
01:05:34,736 --> 01:05:36,938
No one ever bets on the uniform.
1064
01:05:37,684 --> 01:05:39,518
You sure about that, Carl?
1065
01:05:39,878 --> 01:05:41,935
I'll tell you what I am sure of.
1066
01:05:42,255 --> 01:05:44,189
You're going to get caught.
1067
01:05:44,777 --> 01:05:46,785
One way or another,
it's a mathematical fact.
1068
01:05:46,819 --> 01:05:48,417
It's-It's like Vegas.
1069
01:05:48,509 --> 01:05:51,610
The House always wins.
1070
01:05:55,708 --> 01:05:59,351
Well, Carl, I'm sorry,
but I have to go.
1071
01:05:59,352 --> 01:06:03,107
Ah. You didn't call
just to apologize, did you?
1072
01:06:04,857 --> 01:06:05,858
What do you mean?
1073
01:06:05,859 --> 01:06:09,210
You... you...
you have no one else to call.
1074
01:06:12,032 --> 01:06:13,666
Oh, ho.
1075
01:06:20,707 --> 01:06:22,520
♪ Morn and night ♪
1076
01:06:35,452 --> 01:06:37,156
- You got that burger up?
- Yep.
1077
01:06:40,060 --> 01:06:41,038
- Hi.
- Hi!
1078
01:06:41,077 --> 01:06:41,999
Hi.
1079
01:06:42,593 --> 01:06:43,926
How are you?
1080
01:06:47,062 --> 01:06:48,662
More coffee, sir?
1081
01:06:55,068 --> 01:06:56,268
Are you a collector?
1082
01:06:56,738 --> 01:06:58,205
Of what?
1083
01:06:58,253 --> 01:07:00,354
"Captives of the Cosmic Ray",
"The Big Freeze",
1084
01:07:00,378 --> 01:07:02,448
"Land of the Golden Giants".
I've got them all.
1085
01:07:02,753 --> 01:07:04,706
What are you talking about?
1086
01:07:04,792 --> 01:07:07,027
Barry Allen.
1087
01:07:09,279 --> 01:07:10,656
The Flash.
1088
01:07:12,490 --> 01:07:14,260
Wait, kid, kid, kid.
1089
01:07:16,585 --> 01:07:17,953
You mean like the comic book?
1090
01:07:18,181 --> 01:07:19,021
Yeah, the comic book.
1091
01:07:19,049 --> 01:07:21,574
When he's not The Flash,
that's his name, Barry Allen.
1092
01:07:22,996 --> 01:07:24,303
Thank you.
1093
01:07:28,320 --> 01:07:30,989
Now get this:
He reads comic books.
1094
01:07:31,536 --> 01:07:34,219
Comic books!
Barry Allen is The Flash!
1095
01:07:34,257 --> 01:07:36,312
Carl, slow down. Slow down. I don't know
what the hell you're talking about.
1096
01:07:36,341 --> 01:07:38,293
He's a kid. Our unsub is a kid.
1097
01:07:38,320 --> 01:07:39,747
That's why we couldn't match his prints.
1098
01:07:39,785 --> 01:07:41,286
That's why he doesn't have a record.
1099
01:07:41,333 --> 01:07:43,083
Now, I want you to contact NYPD
1100
01:07:43,114 --> 01:07:46,543
for every all-points juvenile
runaways in New York City.
1101
01:07:46,567 --> 01:07:47,767
And don't forget the airports.
1102
01:07:47,781 --> 01:07:49,668
He's been kiting cheques
all over the country.
1103
01:07:49,700 --> 01:07:52,145
- But why New York?
- The Yankees!
1104
01:07:52,186 --> 01:07:54,854
He said something
about the Yankees!
1105
01:07:57,019 --> 01:07:58,799
So where are we on the list?
1106
01:07:58,839 --> 01:08:01,612
Number 53, "Abagnahlee".
1107
01:08:04,455 --> 01:08:07,087
Good morning, ma'am.
We're the FBI agents who called.
1108
01:08:07,130 --> 01:08:08,663
Yes, I've been waiting.
1109
01:08:09,037 --> 01:08:10,486
I hope you're all hungry.
1110
01:08:10,503 --> 01:08:12,304
I put out the Sara Lee.
1111
01:08:15,311 --> 01:08:17,366
My husband Jack is a lawyer.
1112
01:08:17,397 --> 01:08:20,159
What about your first husband,
Mrs. "Abagnahlee"?
1113
01:08:20,167 --> 01:08:21,850
"Abagnale",
1114
01:08:21,887 --> 01:08:24,188
but I prefer
to be called Barnes.
1115
01:08:25,733 --> 01:08:27,444
"Frank William Abagnale".
1116
01:08:27,476 --> 01:08:29,035
It says here
he was in the service.
1117
01:08:29,036 --> 01:08:31,827
Did... Did you two meet
during the war?
1118
01:08:31,874 --> 01:08:36,361
Yeah, I lived in a very small
village in France, Montrichard.
1119
01:08:36,392 --> 01:08:39,812
The kind of place where they never heard
of Sara Lee.
1120
01:08:40,236 --> 01:08:41,480
Help yourselves.
1121
01:08:41,910 --> 01:08:43,681
"Nobody doesn't like Sara Lee."
1122
01:08:43,705 --> 01:08:49,055
You filled out a missing person's report for a
runaway juvenile by the name of Frank Abagnale Jr.
1123
01:08:49,204 --> 01:08:50,804
Is Frankie okay?
1124
01:08:51,461 --> 01:08:55,296
You're aware of the fact that he wrote some cheques
on a closed account at Chase Manhattan Bank?
1125
01:08:55,351 --> 01:08:56,492
Oh, yes.
1126
01:08:56,516 --> 01:08:59,078
The police think
he's some type of criminal.
1127
01:08:59,127 --> 01:09:02,031
What he did was a felony,
Mrs. Barnes.
1128
01:09:02,087 --> 01:09:03,888
It was $1,000.
1129
01:09:04,406 --> 01:09:06,672
Half the kids his age
are on dope
1130
01:09:06,797 --> 01:09:08,852
throwing rocks at police
1131
01:09:08,921 --> 01:09:13,112
and they scared me to death because
my son made a little mistake.
1132
01:09:13,628 --> 01:09:15,495
Huh. A 17-year...
1133
01:09:15,660 --> 01:09:19,448
old boy has to eat,
has to have a place to sleep.
1134
01:09:19,495 --> 01:09:21,566
We understand, ma'am.
1135
01:09:22,100 --> 01:09:23,767
Would you happen to have
a picture of your son?
1136
01:09:23,884 --> 01:09:26,051
Oh, yes. I have his old yearbook.
1137
01:09:35,225 --> 01:09:36,635
Okay.
1138
01:09:36,900 --> 01:09:38,733
Okay, okay, we, uh...
1139
01:09:38,766 --> 01:09:41,788
we need to send out
an all-office Teletype.
1140
01:09:41,811 --> 01:09:45,247
Our unsub's name is
Frank Abagnale Jr., age 17.
1141
01:09:45,310 --> 01:09:47,435
Is Frankie okay?
Is he in trouble?
1142
01:09:47,451 --> 01:09:50,247
Ma'am, I'm sorry to have to tell
you: Your son is forging cheques.
1143
01:09:50,301 --> 01:09:51,851
Forging cheques? Wait!
1144
01:09:51,867 --> 01:09:53,513
I'm sure we can
take care of that.
1145
01:09:53,553 --> 01:09:55,488
I am working part-time
at the church now.
1146
01:09:55,512 --> 01:09:58,014
Just tell me how much he owes
and I'll pay you back.
1147
01:09:58,117 --> 01:10:00,724
So far, it's about $1.3 million.
1148
01:10:06,890 --> 01:10:09,723
♪ Girl, you really got me goin' ♪
1149
01:10:09,794 --> 01:10:12,963
♪ You got me so I don't know what I'm doin' ♪
1150
01:10:13,840 --> 01:10:16,730
♪ Yeah, you really got me goin' ♪
1151
01:10:16,766 --> 01:10:19,344
- ♪ You got me so I can't sleep at night ♪
- Hi, Melanie, how are you?
1152
01:10:19,345 --> 01:10:22,204
- Hi!
- When you're in the house, please, just use an ashtray.
1153
01:10:22,245 --> 01:10:24,110
Frank, this fondue is so good!
1154
01:10:24,133 --> 01:10:25,454
Great. Here, take this for me.
1155
01:10:25,485 --> 01:10:27,019
Ooh, good! I love Moet!
1156
01:10:27,097 --> 01:10:30,022
- ♪ Oh, yeah ♪
- Hey. How are you?
1157
01:10:30,023 --> 01:10:31,590
♪ You really got me goin' ♪
1158
01:10:31,591 --> 01:10:34,450
♪ You got me goin'
Got me goin' and goin' ♪
1159
01:10:35,390 --> 01:10:37,458
James, James, please!
1160
01:10:37,494 --> 01:10:39,620
Just stay away from the
hi-fi system, all right?
1161
01:10:39,675 --> 01:10:41,867
It's reel-to-reel.
You can't wind it like that.
1162
01:10:42,921 --> 01:10:44,922
♪ Don't ever set me free ♪
1163
01:10:45,687 --> 01:10:47,397
Christ! Terry!
1164
01:10:47,407 --> 01:10:49,905
This is Italian knit!
Watch where you're going!
1165
01:10:49,936 --> 01:10:51,320
It's just a shirt, man!
1166
01:10:51,359 --> 01:10:53,961
Frank! Come quick!
1167
01:10:54,102 --> 01:10:57,771
Lance just fell into the conversation pit!
1168
01:11:02,673 --> 01:11:05,608
Excuse me, you know
where Lance Applebaum is?
1169
01:11:05,711 --> 01:11:07,478
Thank you.
1170
01:11:07,486 --> 01:11:10,048
These bottles need to be
labelled when you pick them up.
1171
01:11:10,076 --> 01:11:12,556
Do you understand how
dangerous this is? Do you?
1172
01:11:12,597 --> 01:11:15,717
Don't stand there crying, just nod your
head and tell me you won't do it again.
1173
01:11:15,719 --> 01:11:17,620
Now dry up and get back to work.
1174
01:11:18,355 --> 01:11:22,041
Dr. Blair, Dr. Blair, Dr. Sherwood Blair.
1175
01:11:22,042 --> 01:11:24,338
Hey, hey...
1176
01:11:24,375 --> 01:11:26,299
you okay?
1177
01:11:26,314 --> 01:11:28,924
He told me to
pick up the blood, so I did
1178
01:11:28,984 --> 01:11:31,186
but he never told me
to label it.
1179
01:11:31,213 --> 01:11:33,284
Hey, it's okay.
1180
01:11:33,339 --> 01:11:34,831
Stop crying.
1181
01:11:34,881 --> 01:11:36,949
What's your name?
1182
01:11:37,356 --> 01:11:39,935
- Brenda.
- Brenda.
1183
01:11:41,237 --> 01:11:42,440
Brenda, I wouldn't worry
about it.
1184
01:11:42,471 --> 01:11:46,397
You know, these doctors, you know,
they don't know everything.
1185
01:11:46,828 --> 01:11:48,776
It's my first week
1186
01:11:48,801 --> 01:11:50,651
and I think they're
going to fire me.
1187
01:11:50,685 --> 01:11:54,038
No, no, nobody's
going to fire you, Brenda.
1188
01:11:54,063 --> 01:11:56,464
I bet you're good at your job.
1189
01:11:57,137 --> 01:11:59,319
No, I'm not.
1190
01:11:59,354 --> 01:12:02,348
Yeah, I bet if I asked you
to check on the status
1191
01:12:02,349 --> 01:12:03,916
of my friend Lance Applebaum
1192
01:12:04,581 --> 01:12:06,905
that you could do that for me
in a second.
1193
01:12:06,920 --> 01:12:08,827
Nurse Fitzsimmons to Recovery.
1194
01:12:08,855 --> 01:12:11,178
Nurse Fitzsimmons to Recovery.
1195
01:12:12,238 --> 01:12:14,559
Um...
1196
01:12:15,013 --> 01:12:17,949
Mr. Applebaum
fractured his ankle.
1197
01:12:17,984 --> 01:12:21,777
Dr. Ashland is treating him
in exam room seven.
1198
01:12:21,790 --> 01:12:24,875
You see that? No problem.
1199
01:12:26,273 --> 01:12:28,908
This is the emergency chart.
1200
01:12:29,120 --> 01:12:30,766
See that blue star there?
1201
01:12:30,786 --> 01:12:33,235
That means that the patient
has been diagnosed.
1202
01:12:33,280 --> 01:12:38,717
And then, after he's been treated
we put a red circle here, see?
1203
01:12:38,928 --> 01:12:40,796
How do you like those braces?
1204
01:12:42,720 --> 01:12:44,921
I guess they're all right.
1205
01:12:45,087 --> 01:12:47,726
I got mine off last year.
1206
01:12:48,031 --> 01:12:50,883
Boy, I hated them.
They were bottoms.
1207
01:12:50,904 --> 01:12:53,765
You know, I still got to wear
my mouth guard.
1208
01:12:53,929 --> 01:12:56,331
You have really nice teeth.
1209
01:12:57,519 --> 01:12:59,706
Well, thank you.
1210
01:12:59,720 --> 01:13:02,799
- And you have a pretty smile.
- Custodial to cafeteria.
1211
01:13:02,823 --> 01:13:04,724
Custodial to cafeteria.
1212
01:13:05,529 --> 01:13:08,948
No, I mean it. I really think
those braces look good on you.
1213
01:13:09,690 --> 01:13:11,245
Thank you.
1214
01:13:11,279 --> 01:13:12,558
You're welcome.
1215
01:13:16,271 --> 01:13:18,623
- Brenda.
- Yeah.
1216
01:13:18,952 --> 01:13:21,317
Do you know if they're
hiring here at the hospital?
1217
01:13:23,182 --> 01:13:24,673
I'm not sure.
1218
01:13:24,697 --> 01:13:26,332
What do you want to do?
1219
01:13:28,019 --> 01:13:29,399
I'm a doctor.
1220
01:13:33,252 --> 01:13:34,986
Dear Dad:
1221
01:13:35,010 --> 01:13:37,556
I've decided to get
off the road for awhile.
1222
01:13:37,575 --> 01:13:41,712
I've taken a night job at a hospital
and met some really nice people.
1223
01:13:41,728 --> 01:13:43,595
Feels good to have my feet
on the ground
1224
01:13:43,626 --> 01:13:46,819
to wake up in the same bed
every night.
1225
01:13:47,060 --> 01:13:51,243
Who knows, maybe I'll even find
someone to settle down with.
1226
01:13:53,758 --> 01:13:55,560
Harvard Medical School,
1227
01:13:55,561 --> 01:13:58,203
top of your class.
1228
01:13:58,235 --> 01:14:01,066
Southern California
Children's Hospital.
1229
01:14:01,215 --> 01:14:04,746
Well, that's a pretty impressive
resume, Dr. Conners
1230
01:14:04,771 --> 01:14:08,040
but unfortunately, uh...
the only thing I need
1231
01:14:08,041 --> 01:14:11,176
is a... an emergency room supervisor
1232
01:14:11,215 --> 01:14:14,886
for my midnight to 8:00am shift
1233
01:14:14,923 --> 01:14:18,918
someone to baby-sit
six interns and 20 nurses
1234
01:14:18,919 --> 01:14:22,095
but, uh...
1235
01:14:22,118 --> 01:14:25,858
Hell, I doubt that, uh,
you would be interested in that.
1236
01:14:26,671 --> 01:14:28,210
Well,
1237
01:14:28,257 --> 01:14:32,464
in the past they've always let me
choose my own nurses.
1238
01:14:33,113 --> 01:14:35,687
Dr. Connelly?
1239
01:14:35,726 --> 01:14:37,669
- Dr. Harris?
- Present.
1240
01:14:38,467 --> 01:14:41,073
- Dr. Ashland?
- Dr. Conners...
1241
01:14:41,948 --> 01:14:43,921
You gonna take roll every night?
1242
01:14:43,948 --> 01:14:45,850
Uh, yes, I will, Dr. Ashland
1243
01:14:45,889 --> 01:14:49,619
and if you're going to be late,
I suggest you bring a note.
1244
01:14:52,518 --> 01:14:54,720
Miss Basmann.
1245
01:14:54,721 --> 01:14:57,026
Miss Mace.
1246
01:14:57,051 --> 01:14:59,591
- Miss Strong.
- Here.
1247
01:14:59,771 --> 01:15:01,939
Nurse Brown.
1248
01:15:02,503 --> 01:15:04,120
- Nurse Sanford?
- Here.
1249
01:15:04,175 --> 01:15:06,596
30 milligrams
of codeine every four hours.
1250
01:15:06,634 --> 01:15:10,555
Run the plasma at 60 drops a minute until
we calculate the fluid requirements.
1251
01:15:10,579 --> 01:15:13,672
What do you estimate the degree
and extent of the burns, Kildare?
1252
01:15:14,181 --> 01:15:17,436
Second and third-degree burns over
about 20 percent of the body surface.
1253
01:15:17,467 --> 01:15:19,078
- Do you concur?
- I concur.
1254
01:15:19,079 --> 01:15:21,113
Let's get him up to Paediatrics.
1255
01:15:22,375 --> 01:15:25,133
Nurse Hopp to the
Nurses' Station South.
1256
01:15:25,164 --> 01:15:27,859
Nurse Hopp to the
Nurses' Station South.
1257
01:15:27,883 --> 01:15:31,046
- Hello, Brenda.
- Hi, Dr. Conners.
1258
01:15:31,124 --> 01:15:33,719
- You need to sign these.
- Thank you.
1259
01:15:40,995 --> 01:15:42,620
Do you notice anything
different about me, Doctor?
1260
01:15:42,628 --> 01:15:44,857
- You got your braces off!
- Yeah!
1261
01:15:44,889 --> 01:15:48,007
- Come here. Let me see.
- I've been trying to show you all night!
1262
01:15:48,798 --> 01:15:51,095
Wow. Good job.
1263
01:15:51,150 --> 01:15:51,759
Yeah?
1264
01:15:51,806 --> 01:15:54,033
So, did it hurt when they took them off?
Mine felt so weird after.
1265
01:15:54,080 --> 01:15:56,064
Mm, I keep rubbing
my tongue over them.
1266
01:15:56,119 --> 01:15:59,051
I can't stop. They're so slippery.
1267
01:15:59,286 --> 01:16:02,754
- It feels good, though, doesn't it?
- Yeah, it feels incredible.
1268
01:16:12,716 --> 01:16:14,653
Oh, my.
1269
01:16:14,687 --> 01:16:16,427
I'm... I'm sorry.
1270
01:16:28,586 --> 01:16:30,218
Dr. Conners to the ER.
1271
01:16:30,270 --> 01:16:31,970
Dr. Conners to the ER.
1272
01:16:31,994 --> 01:16:33,119
Shouldn't you go?
1273
01:16:33,164 --> 01:16:34,998
No. No, no.
1274
01:16:35,335 --> 01:16:38,923
They have a staff doctor in the
emergency ward. We'll be fine.
1275
01:16:44,155 --> 01:16:46,432
What if he's in surgery?
1276
01:16:47,944 --> 01:16:49,601
Do you really think
I have to go?
1277
01:16:50,116 --> 01:16:52,271
Oh. In here, Dr. Conners.
1278
01:17:08,927 --> 01:17:13,077
Gentlemen, what, uh...
what seems to be the problem?
1279
01:17:13,125 --> 01:17:14,624
Bicycle accident.
1280
01:17:14,671 --> 01:17:18,097
Fractured tibia about
five inches below the patella.
1281
01:17:18,098 --> 01:17:20,299
Hmm.
1282
01:17:23,055 --> 01:17:24,736
- Dr. Harris.
- Yes?
1283
01:17:24,737 --> 01:17:25,837
Do you concur?
1284
01:17:27,095 --> 01:17:29,274
Concur with what, sir?
1285
01:17:29,759 --> 01:17:31,276
With what Dr. Ashland just said.
1286
01:17:31,284 --> 01:17:33,952
Do you... Do you concur?
1287
01:17:34,205 --> 01:17:36,705
Uh... well, it was
a bicycle accident.
1288
01:17:36,736 --> 01:17:38,250
Um, the boy told us.
1289
01:17:39,156 --> 01:17:40,756
So you concur?
1290
01:17:41,494 --> 01:17:43,592
- Concur? Uh...
- I think we should take an X-ray
1291
01:17:43,616 --> 01:17:46,451
then stitch him up and put him
in a walking cast.
1292
01:17:49,627 --> 01:17:51,530
That's very good, Dr. Ashland.
Very good.
1293
01:17:51,531 --> 01:17:54,299
Well, you don't seem
to have much need for me.
1294
01:17:54,838 --> 01:17:56,167
Carry on.
1295
01:17:58,227 --> 01:18:00,639
I blew it, didn't I?
1296
01:18:01,040 --> 01:18:02,841
Why didn't I concur?
1297
01:18:02,842 --> 01:18:05,911
Dr. Henning, call extension 219.
1298
01:18:05,912 --> 01:18:08,677
Dr. Henning, extension 219.
1299
01:18:24,751 --> 01:18:26,084
Make yourself at home!
1300
01:18:27,735 --> 01:18:29,415
Frank Abagnale Sr.
1301
01:18:29,439 --> 01:18:31,393
You're not a cop.
1302
01:18:32,658 --> 01:18:35,207
Special Agent Hanratty, FBI.
1303
01:18:35,463 --> 01:18:36,374
You're not a cop.
1304
01:18:36,405 --> 01:18:38,906
My landlord said
you were not a cop.
1305
01:18:38,931 --> 01:18:40,566
Well, if you're
going to arrest me
1306
01:18:41,340 --> 01:18:42,700
I'd like to put on
a different suit
1307
01:18:42,704 --> 01:18:44,643
- if that's okay with you.
- No, no, I'm not here to arrest you.
1308
01:18:44,682 --> 01:18:47,424
I'm looking for your son.
He's in trouble.
1309
01:18:47,485 --> 01:18:49,119
Do you know where he is?
1310
01:18:51,505 --> 01:18:54,460
If I tell you where he is will you
promise not to tell his mother?
1311
01:18:55,177 --> 01:18:56,228
Sure.
1312
01:18:57,442 --> 01:18:59,919
Frank made up a fake I.D.
1313
01:18:59,958 --> 01:19:03,674
and enlisted in the Marine Corps.
He's over in Vietnam right now.
1314
01:19:03,707 --> 01:19:05,857
That kid is halfway
around the world
1315
01:19:05,916 --> 01:19:07,966
crawling through the damn jungle
1316
01:19:08,018 --> 01:19:10,486
fighting the Communists, so...
1317
01:19:11,470 --> 01:19:15,314
please, don't come to my home
and call my boy a criminal
1318
01:19:15,348 --> 01:19:18,151
- because that kid has more guts...
- I never said he was a criminal, Mr. Abagnale.
1319
01:19:18,176 --> 01:19:19,944
I said he was in trouble.
1320
01:19:20,968 --> 01:19:24,537
If you'd like to give me a call
and talk, here's my number.
1321
01:19:36,588 --> 01:19:38,588
You're not a father, are you?
1322
01:19:40,667 --> 01:19:41,923
Pardon me?
1323
01:19:41,976 --> 01:19:44,353
If you were a father,
you'd know.
1324
01:19:44,396 --> 01:19:47,142
I would never give up my son.
1325
01:19:48,155 --> 01:19:50,320
I would never give up my son.
1326
01:19:51,743 --> 01:19:54,686
Yes, sir. I understand.
1327
01:19:54,772 --> 01:19:56,921
Sean, Sean, now get this:
1328
01:19:57,008 --> 01:20:00,125
"Riverbend Apartments,
415 Landover,
1329
01:20:00,126 --> 01:20:02,058
"Atlanta, Georgia".
1330
01:20:02,104 --> 01:20:03,538
Atlanta, Georgia.
1331
01:20:03,571 --> 01:20:05,206
Yeah, I'm on my way
to the airport.
1332
01:20:05,241 --> 01:20:07,878
I'll meet the team in, uh,
in four hours.
1333
01:20:07,911 --> 01:20:09,081
Bye-bye.
1334
01:20:11,057 --> 01:20:13,728
Come on, it's okay.
1335
01:20:14,197 --> 01:20:16,096
You don't have to cry.
1336
01:20:16,134 --> 01:20:17,402
I'm sorry.
1337
01:20:17,426 --> 01:20:20,546
I'm so sorry, Frank.
I can't do this.
1338
01:20:20,788 --> 01:20:23,242
Brenda, listen to me.
1339
01:20:23,269 --> 01:20:25,637
I don't care if you're
a virgin, all right?
1340
01:20:25,661 --> 01:20:26,862
Really, I can wait.
1341
01:20:27,992 --> 01:20:29,988
I'm not a virgin.
1342
01:20:34,124 --> 01:20:36,959
I had an abortion two years ago.
1343
01:20:40,131 --> 01:20:43,168
My parents had a friend do it
1344
01:20:43,169 --> 01:20:47,472
a man that my father
plays golf with.
1345
01:20:47,902 --> 01:20:51,776
And then, when I got better
they kicked me out of the house.
1346
01:20:52,346 --> 01:20:55,249
I had an abortion and I wasn't
their daughter anymore.
1347
01:20:55,275 --> 01:20:56,402
Hey...
1348
01:20:56,424 --> 01:20:57,527
I'm so sorry.
1349
01:20:57,573 --> 01:20:58,948
Please don't be mad at me.
1350
01:20:58,963 --> 01:21:01,131
Please, please
don't be mad at me.
1351
01:21:01,172 --> 01:21:02,306
No, no.
1352
01:21:02,361 --> 01:21:03,617
Please don't be mad at me.
1353
01:21:03,649 --> 01:21:06,413
Shh. Now...
1354
01:21:06,475 --> 01:21:08,569
What if... what if I spoke
to your parents, right?
1355
01:21:08,600 --> 01:21:11,389
May-Maybe I can
straighten things out, huh?
1356
01:21:11,485 --> 01:21:15,767
Well, I ask them all the time, but
they said I still can't come home.
1357
01:21:16,181 --> 01:21:20,135
And my daddy's... a lawyer.
1358
01:21:20,465 --> 01:21:22,111
Aw...
1359
01:21:27,433 --> 01:21:30,935
Brenda...
1360
01:21:31,139 --> 01:21:34,464
what if you were engaged
to a doctor?
1361
01:21:34,525 --> 01:21:36,526
Will that change anything?
1362
01:21:36,581 --> 01:21:38,414
What?
1363
01:21:41,621 --> 01:21:43,644
What if I went
to your parents...
1364
01:21:45,535 --> 01:21:47,499
and I spoke to your father...
1365
01:21:51,065 --> 01:21:53,245
and I asked permission
to marry you?
1366
01:22:07,620 --> 01:22:10,054
- It's empty.
- Nobody here.
1367
01:22:33,967 --> 01:22:37,315
Dr. Conners, are you Lutheran?
1368
01:22:37,691 --> 01:22:39,655
Yes, I-I am a Lutheran
1369
01:22:39,672 --> 01:22:42,483
but, please, call me Frank.
1370
01:22:43,163 --> 01:22:45,523
Frank, would you like
to say grace?
1371
01:22:51,175 --> 01:22:53,931
Unless you're not comfortable.
1372
01:22:53,932 --> 01:22:56,133
Absolutely.
1373
01:23:05,873 --> 01:23:09,280
Two little mice fell
into a bucket of cream.
1374
01:23:10,953 --> 01:23:13,017
The first mouse quickly
gave up and drowned
1375
01:23:13,041 --> 01:23:14,992
but the second mouse,
he struggled so hard
1376
01:23:15,016 --> 01:23:17,922
that he eventually churned
that cream into butter
1377
01:23:18,485 --> 01:23:20,486
and he walked out.
1378
01:23:21,430 --> 01:23:22,927
Amen.
1379
01:23:23,357 --> 01:23:24,435
Amen.
1380
01:23:24,459 --> 01:23:27,131
Amen. Oh, that was beautiful.
1381
01:23:27,358 --> 01:23:30,027
The mouse, he churned
that cream into butter.
1382
01:23:32,836 --> 01:23:34,806
- That's right.
- That's pretty good.
1383
01:23:35,603 --> 01:23:36,836
Thank you.
1384
01:23:36,862 --> 01:23:40,178
Frank, have you decided which hospital
you want to work at here in New Orleans?
1385
01:23:40,624 --> 01:23:43,078
Well, um, to be quite honest
1386
01:23:43,091 --> 01:23:46,360
I'm thinking about
getting back into law.
1387
01:23:46,377 --> 01:23:47,739
Oh, my!
1388
01:23:47,765 --> 01:23:50,000
Are you a doctor or a lawyer?
1389
01:23:50,032 --> 01:23:51,294
Before I went to medical school
1390
01:23:51,321 --> 01:23:52,935
I passed the bar in California.
1391
01:23:52,996 --> 01:23:54,800
I practised law for one year
1392
01:23:54,826 --> 01:23:59,136
then I decided why not
try my hand at paediatrics?
1393
01:24:00,323 --> 01:24:02,870
You're just full of surprises.
1394
01:24:03,286 --> 01:24:04,286
Yeah.
1395
01:24:04,866 --> 01:24:05,637
Oh, my.
1396
01:24:05,638 --> 01:24:07,302
A doctor and a lawyer.
1397
01:24:07,341 --> 01:24:09,553
Well, I'd say that Brenda
hit the jackpot.
1398
01:24:09,580 --> 01:24:11,851
Where did you go to law school?
1399
01:24:11,926 --> 01:24:13,405
Uh, Berkeley.
1400
01:24:14,746 --> 01:24:16,059
Berkley, Berkley. Oh, my gosh.
1401
01:24:16,090 --> 01:24:17,801
Isn't that where
you went, Daddy?
1402
01:24:17,848 --> 01:24:19,593
Maybe Frank could
come work for you, Roger.
1403
01:24:19,633 --> 01:24:22,687
You're always saying how hard it
is to find Assistant Prosecutors.
1404
01:24:22,688 --> 01:24:24,570
Could he, Daddy?
Could he, please?
1405
01:24:24,594 --> 01:24:26,095
Could he come
work with you, please?
1406
01:24:26,120 --> 01:24:28,656
Was that snake Hollingsworth
still teaching there
1407
01:24:28,667 --> 01:24:29,934
when you went through Berkley?
1408
01:24:32,137 --> 01:24:33,317
Hollingsworth.
1409
01:24:33,348 --> 01:24:35,769
Yes. Grumpy old Hollingsworth, right?
1410
01:24:35,808 --> 01:24:37,769
I tell you. Meaner than ever.
1411
01:24:37,847 --> 01:24:40,048
And that dog of his?
1412
01:24:42,668 --> 01:24:46,778
Tell me, Frank, what was
the name of his little dog?
1413
01:24:55,547 --> 01:24:58,590
I'm sorry. Uh...
1414
01:24:59,036 --> 01:25:00,602
The dog was dead.
1415
01:25:03,813 --> 01:25:05,697
How unfortunate.
1416
01:25:06,643 --> 01:25:07,899
Yeah.
1417
01:25:38,105 --> 01:25:41,108
A doctor, a lawyer,
a Lutheran...
1418
01:25:43,667 --> 01:25:46,538
So what are you, Frank?
1419
01:25:46,687 --> 01:25:50,174
'Cause I think you're about to ask
for my daughter's hand in marriage
1420
01:25:50,175 --> 01:25:51,710
and I have a right to know.
1421
01:25:52,179 --> 01:25:54,045
Know what, sir?
1422
01:25:54,335 --> 01:25:55,718
The truth.
1423
01:25:58,167 --> 01:26:00,355
Tell me the truth, Frank.
1424
01:26:01,370 --> 01:26:03,394
What are you doing here?
1425
01:26:05,300 --> 01:26:08,259
What is a man like you
doing with Brenda?
1426
01:26:09,767 --> 01:26:11,533
If you want my blessing,
1427
01:26:11,544 --> 01:26:13,635
if you want my daughter,
1428
01:26:13,674 --> 01:26:16,842
I'd like to hear
it from you now.
1429
01:26:18,490 --> 01:26:20,691
The truth is, sir, that...
1430
01:26:24,128 --> 01:26:25,863
The truth is that...
1431
01:26:28,768 --> 01:26:31,515
I'm not a doctor,
I'm not a lawyer...
1432
01:26:33,947 --> 01:26:36,388
I'm not an airline pilot.
1433
01:26:36,751 --> 01:26:39,591
I'm... I'm nothing, really.
1434
01:26:46,165 --> 01:26:49,300
I'm-I'm-I'm just a kid who's
in love with your daughter.
1435
01:26:52,422 --> 01:26:53,626
No.
1436
01:27:03,103 --> 01:27:05,430
You know what you are?
1437
01:27:05,450 --> 01:27:07,352
You're a romantic.
1438
01:27:07,381 --> 01:27:10,416
Men like us are nothing
without the women we love.
1439
01:27:10,425 --> 01:27:13,987
I must confess, I'm guilty
of the same foolish whimsy.
1440
01:27:14,025 --> 01:27:16,277
I proposed to Carol
after five dates
1441
01:27:16,297 --> 01:27:19,128
with two nickels in my pockets
and holes in my shoes
1442
01:27:19,147 --> 01:27:21,281
because I knew she was the one.
1443
01:27:22,056 --> 01:27:24,068
So go ahead, Frank.
1444
01:27:27,757 --> 01:27:29,376
Don't be afraid.
1445
01:27:29,618 --> 01:27:32,439
Ask the question
you came here to ask me.
1446
01:27:34,959 --> 01:27:37,493
Sir, uh, uh...
1447
01:27:37,642 --> 01:27:41,385
w-what would I have to do to take
the bar here in New Orleans?
1448
01:27:46,024 --> 01:27:49,794
No, the... the other question.
1449
01:27:53,616 --> 01:27:57,001
Right through that door.
1450
01:27:57,562 --> 01:27:59,871
Good luck, Mr. Conners.
1451
01:28:00,043 --> 01:28:01,718
Thank you.
1452
01:28:09,371 --> 01:28:10,682
Hey, Frank...
1453
01:28:11,145 --> 01:28:12,917
you know what I could
never figure out?
1454
01:28:13,621 --> 01:28:15,687
How did you cheat on the
bar exam in Louisiana?
1455
01:28:16,375 --> 01:28:18,209
Why? What's the difference?
1456
01:28:18,264 --> 01:28:19,856
Someone else took the test
for you, didn't they?
1457
01:28:19,892 --> 01:28:22,660
Carl, I'm going to prison
for a long time.
1458
01:28:22,661 --> 01:28:25,463
Seriously,
what's the difference?
1459
01:28:25,565 --> 01:28:27,866
It's a simple question.
1460
01:28:28,510 --> 01:28:30,401
Are you going to eat
that éclair?
1461
01:28:32,917 --> 01:28:36,440
Yeah. I'm saving it for later.
1462
01:28:36,441 --> 01:28:38,275
Well, you want
to split it with me?
1463
01:28:38,588 --> 01:28:40,416
No.
1464
01:28:43,197 --> 01:28:45,516
Give me half that éclair
and I'll tell you.
1465
01:28:56,836 --> 01:28:59,430
I'm going to figure it out
sooner or later.
1466
01:29:05,771 --> 01:29:09,340
You'll be working under
Phillip Rigby in corporate law.
1467
01:29:09,778 --> 01:29:12,576
Why don't you settle in,
organize your desk?
1468
01:29:15,143 --> 01:29:17,566
- Thank you.
- We're having lunch at 12:30
1469
01:29:17,592 --> 01:29:20,985
with the Attorney General
and Governor McKeithen.
1470
01:29:20,986 --> 01:29:22,443
Himself.
1471
01:29:22,491 --> 01:29:23,826
The Governor.
1472
01:29:23,866 --> 01:29:25,545
Did we spell it right?
1473
01:29:25,593 --> 01:29:27,227
You sure did.
1474
01:29:27,251 --> 01:29:28,719
Congratulations.
1475
01:29:28,774 --> 01:29:30,896
- Thank you, sir.
- Welcome aboard.
1476
01:29:31,368 --> 01:29:33,098
Now...
1477
01:29:38,271 --> 01:29:40,438
Look at this photograph,
Mr. Stewart.
1478
01:29:41,345 --> 01:29:43,553
It's a photograph
of Prentice York
1479
01:29:43,596 --> 01:29:45,698
where they found him, dead.
1480
01:29:45,745 --> 01:29:49,073
Now, here is an enlargement
of part of that photograph.
1481
01:29:49,111 --> 01:29:52,627
This is a photograph of the defendant's
signature on a cancelled cheque.
1482
01:29:52,658 --> 01:29:55,385
Now, here is an enlargement
of that same signature,
1483
01:29:55,416 --> 01:29:57,088
which matches
1484
01:29:57,111 --> 01:30:00,002
the signature on the letters
that he wrote to Mrs. Simon
1485
01:30:00,036 --> 01:30:04,348
which discuss the possibility of
defrauding the great State of Louisiana.
1486
01:30:04,423 --> 01:30:07,202
Your Honour,
ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
1487
01:30:07,235 --> 01:30:12,258
this is irrefutable evidence that
the defendant is, in fact, lying.
1488
01:30:17,537 --> 01:30:22,414
Mr. Conners, this is
a preliminary hearing.
1489
01:30:22,415 --> 01:30:26,017
There is no... defendant.
1490
01:30:26,830 --> 01:30:30,655
There is no... jury.
1491
01:30:31,596 --> 01:30:33,658
It's just me.
1492
01:30:34,275 --> 01:30:35,293
Son...
1493
01:30:35,666 --> 01:30:38,814
what in the hell
is wrong with you?!
1494
01:30:39,698 --> 01:30:40,955
Is that Mitch?
1495
01:30:40,987 --> 01:30:44,041
Roger! It's Mitch!
1496
01:30:44,104 --> 01:30:46,211
Oh, my, I lost
all track of time.
1497
01:30:46,250 --> 01:30:48,445
As studio
guests for the sing-along tonight
1498
01:30:48,491 --> 01:30:52,143
we have the children's choir of St.
Monica's Church in New York City.
1499
01:30:52,144 --> 01:30:53,612
Won't you join them and the gang
1500
01:30:53,651 --> 01:30:56,214
in a few songs for the Irish?
Everybody!
1501
01:30:56,215 --> 01:30:59,207
♪ Has anybody here seen Kelly? ♪
1502
01:30:59,230 --> 01:31:01,819
♪ K, E, double L, Y ♪
1503
01:31:01,820 --> 01:31:04,356
♪ Has anybody here seen Kelly? ♪
1504
01:31:04,357 --> 01:31:06,458
♪ Have you seen him smile? ♪
1505
01:31:06,459 --> 01:31:09,342
♪ Sure his hair is red
And his eyes are blue ♪
1506
01:31:09,373 --> 01:31:11,729
♪ And he's Irish
Through and through ♪
1507
01:31:11,730 --> 01:31:14,232
♪ Has anybody here seen Kelly? ♪
1508
01:31:14,233 --> 01:31:16,734
♪ Kelly from the Emerald Isle? ♪
1509
01:31:16,735 --> 01:31:19,437
♪ Has anybody here seen Kelly? ♪
1510
01:31:19,438 --> 01:31:21,672
♪ K, E, double L, Y ♪
1511
01:31:21,673 --> 01:31:24,442
♪ Has anybody here seen Kelly? ♪
1512
01:31:24,443 --> 01:31:26,644
♪ Have you seen him smile? ♪
1513
01:31:26,645 --> 01:31:29,414
♪ Sure his hair is red
And his eyes are blue ♪
1514
01:31:29,415 --> 01:31:31,883
♪ And he's Irish
Through and through ♪
1515
01:31:31,884 --> 01:31:34,285
♪ Has anybody here seen Kelly? ♪
1516
01:31:34,286 --> 01:31:36,621
♪ Embrace me ♪
1517
01:31:36,622 --> 01:31:43,010
♪ My sweet embraceable you ♪
1518
01:31:43,057 --> 01:31:45,363
♪ Embrace me ♪
1519
01:31:45,364 --> 01:31:51,769
♪ You irreplaceable you ♪
1520
01:31:51,770 --> 01:31:54,839
♪ Just one look at you ♪
1521
01:31:54,840 --> 01:32:00,912
♪ My heart grew tipsy in me ♪
1522
01:32:00,913 --> 01:32:04,086
♪ You and you alone ♪
1523
01:32:04,102 --> 01:32:10,422
♪ Bring out the gypsy in me ♪
1524
01:32:10,423 --> 01:32:13,735
♪ I love all ♪
1525
01:32:13,767 --> 01:32:20,394
♪ The many charms about you ♪
1526
01:32:20,425 --> 01:32:22,867
♪ Above all ♪
1527
01:32:22,868 --> 01:32:27,129
♪ I want my arms about you ♪
1528
01:32:27,146 --> 01:32:28,277
Dad.
1529
01:32:29,590 --> 01:32:32,685
♪ Don't be a naughty baby ♪
1530
01:32:32,701 --> 01:32:34,512
What are you doing here?
1531
01:32:35,764 --> 01:32:38,883
I... I-I came to see you.
1532
01:32:39,227 --> 01:32:42,235
♪ My sweet embraceable... ♪
1533
01:32:42,282 --> 01:32:44,222
What are you doing
dressed like this?
1534
01:32:44,223 --> 01:32:46,277
I took a job. A government job.
1535
01:32:46,324 --> 01:32:47,592
You see what I'm doing?
1536
01:32:47,725 --> 01:32:49,492
Do you have a good lawyer?
1537
01:32:49,798 --> 01:32:52,343
Well... I sort of am
a lawyer now.
1538
01:32:52,363 --> 01:32:56,042
Look at this letter.
The IRS wants more.
1539
01:32:56,073 --> 01:32:58,613
I had a deal with them:
two penalties.
1540
01:32:58,652 --> 01:33:01,639
They ate the cake,
now they want the crumbs.
1541
01:33:02,022 --> 01:33:04,509
I want to sue them.
1542
01:33:04,960 --> 01:33:07,479
Now they want the crumbs.
1543
01:33:08,003 --> 01:33:09,995
They... Here, sit down.
1544
01:33:10,021 --> 01:33:12,656
They're trying to scare
me, intimidate me.
1545
01:33:12,714 --> 01:33:14,852
You know what?
1546
01:33:14,939 --> 01:33:18,205
You know what? I'll
make them chase me...
1547
01:33:19,079 --> 01:33:20,925
for the rest of their lives.
1548
01:33:27,171 --> 01:33:30,502
Hey, it's great
to see you, Daddy.
1549
01:33:31,798 --> 01:33:35,096
Listen, sit down, I...
I want to show you something.
1550
01:33:37,034 --> 01:33:38,957
I came here to give you this.
1551
01:33:39,345 --> 01:33:42,331
It's an invitation
to an engagement party.
1552
01:33:44,998 --> 01:33:47,252
Daddy, I'm getting married.
1553
01:33:48,073 --> 01:33:50,221
Can you believe that?
I'm getting married.
1554
01:33:50,222 --> 01:33:52,823
You don't need to worry
about anything now, Dad.
1555
01:33:52,824 --> 01:33:55,480
Listen, I'm getting
a brand-new Cadillac.
1556
01:33:55,505 --> 01:33:56,972
I'm getting a $60,000 house.
1557
01:33:57,004 --> 01:33:59,005
I'm-I'm getting it all back.
1558
01:33:59,116 --> 01:34:01,378
All-All the jewellery,
all the furs, everything, Dad.
1559
01:34:01,400 --> 01:34:04,169
Everything they took from us,
I'm going to get it back.
1560
01:34:04,170 --> 01:34:06,070
Now...
1561
01:34:07,389 --> 01:34:09,840
has Ma seen you
dressed like this?
1562
01:34:10,404 --> 01:34:13,242
Yeah, she came to
pick up some boxes.
1563
01:34:13,642 --> 01:34:15,343
That's okay, that's okay,
you know why?
1564
01:34:15,366 --> 01:34:17,780
'Cause she... she's going
to the wedding with us.
1565
01:34:17,823 --> 01:34:19,690
I'm going to get you
a brand-new suit, Dad.
1566
01:34:19,707 --> 01:34:20,736
I'm getting you
a brand-new suit.
1567
01:34:20,758 --> 01:34:23,087
One of those Manhattan Eagle
three-button black pearl suits.
1568
01:34:23,111 --> 01:34:24,587
You two'll look great.
1569
01:34:24,618 --> 01:34:25,623
Those are nice. Yeah.
1570
01:34:25,670 --> 01:34:28,472
She won't see me.
1571
01:34:29,479 --> 01:34:31,380
Well, have you tried
to call her?
1572
01:34:31,416 --> 01:34:33,487
Uh-uh.
1573
01:34:33,511 --> 01:34:36,079
Why don't... why don't you
call her right now?
1574
01:34:36,635 --> 01:34:38,403
Dad, why don't you
call her right now? Here.
1575
01:34:38,615 --> 01:34:41,388
Dad, just call her.
Call her for me.
1576
01:34:41,943 --> 01:34:42,936
You call her, and you tell her
1577
01:34:42,967 --> 01:34:45,367
I have two first-class tickets
to go see her son's wedding...
1578
01:34:45,400 --> 01:34:47,755
Your mother's married now,
to my friend Jack Barnes.
1579
01:34:47,779 --> 01:34:51,182
They have a house
in Long Island.
1580
01:34:51,700 --> 01:34:54,952
I had an FBI agent come see me.
1581
01:34:55,617 --> 01:34:57,217
You got their number, son.
1582
01:34:57,244 --> 01:34:59,378
The guy looked scared.
1583
01:34:59,417 --> 01:35:03,725
The United States government,
champ, running for the hills.
1584
01:35:03,759 --> 01:35:06,260
Pow! To the moon!
1585
01:35:17,152 --> 01:35:20,254
Dad... it's over.
1586
01:35:21,836 --> 01:35:23,645
I'm going to stop now.
1587
01:35:23,689 --> 01:35:25,790
But y-you've...
1588
01:35:26,502 --> 01:35:28,260
They're never going
to catch you, Frank.
1589
01:35:28,299 --> 01:35:30,447
- Dad, she wouldn't do that.
- Why won't you sit down?
1590
01:35:30,480 --> 01:35:32,018
- Come on, sit.
- Why would she do that to you?
1591
01:35:32,033 --> 01:35:33,701
Come on, sit with me.
Have a drink.
1592
01:35:33,711 --> 01:35:35,078
I'm your father.
1593
01:35:36,330 --> 01:35:38,329
Then ask me to stop.
1594
01:35:38,837 --> 01:35:40,765
Then ask me to stop.
1595
01:35:43,856 --> 01:35:45,636
You can't stop.
1596
01:35:47,994 --> 01:35:49,407
Where are you going?
1597
01:35:49,947 --> 01:35:52,381
Come on, Frank,
where are you going?
1598
01:35:52,648 --> 01:35:53,635
Where are you going?
1599
01:35:53,669 --> 01:35:55,670
Where are you going tonight?
1600
01:35:55,710 --> 01:35:58,065
Someplace exotic?
Where are you going tonight?
1601
01:35:58,090 --> 01:35:59,457
Tahiti, Hawaii?
1602
01:36:16,897 --> 01:36:19,771
This is Hanratty.
1603
01:36:19,772 --> 01:36:21,839
Hello, Carl.
1604
01:36:21,941 --> 01:36:23,942
Merry Christmas.
1605
01:36:23,974 --> 01:36:26,375
How are you, Dr. Conners?
1606
01:36:26,636 --> 01:36:29,855
Carl, I haven't been Dr. Conners
for months now.
1607
01:36:32,935 --> 01:36:37,455
Well... I'm sitting here in
my office on Christmas Eve.
1608
01:36:38,033 --> 01:36:39,666
What do you want?
1609
01:36:45,100 --> 01:36:46,397
Okay.
1610
01:36:50,892 --> 01:36:53,327
I want it to be over.
1611
01:36:55,941 --> 01:36:58,480
Uh... I want it to be over.
1612
01:36:58,497 --> 01:37:00,431
I'm getting married.
1613
01:37:00,464 --> 01:37:02,498
You know, I'm settling down.
1614
01:37:02,529 --> 01:37:05,081
You've stolen almost $4 million.
1615
01:37:05,136 --> 01:37:07,167
You think we can just
call that a wedding present?
1616
01:37:07,214 --> 01:37:09,687
Nah, this isn't something you
get to walk away from, Frank.
1617
01:37:09,688 --> 01:37:11,189
I want to call a truce.
1618
01:37:11,190 --> 01:37:12,356
No truce.
1619
01:37:12,380 --> 01:37:14,020
You will be caught,
you will go to prison.
1620
01:37:14,028 --> 01:37:16,411
Where did you think
this was going?
1621
01:37:16,426 --> 01:37:19,442
Please leave me alone, Carl.
1622
01:37:19,473 --> 01:37:20,873
Please?
1623
01:37:21,156 --> 01:37:23,024
I'm getting close, aren't I?
1624
01:37:23,524 --> 01:37:24,765
You're scared because
I'm getting close.
1625
01:37:24,803 --> 01:37:28,038
I know you... you rented
that car in Shreveport
1626
01:37:28,039 --> 01:37:31,041
and you stayed in that hotel
on Lake Charles.
1627
01:37:31,330 --> 01:37:33,299
You want to run, be my guest.
1628
01:37:33,320 --> 01:37:35,688
Your cheques don't lie
as well as you do.
1629
01:37:35,977 --> 01:37:38,299
Stop chasing me.
1630
01:37:40,823 --> 01:37:43,354
I can't stop.
1631
01:37:43,589 --> 01:37:45,923
It's my job.
1632
01:37:46,269 --> 01:37:48,426
It's okay, Carl.
1633
01:37:50,216 --> 01:37:52,442
I just thought I'd ask,
you know?
1634
01:37:54,502 --> 01:37:55,810
Hey.
1635
01:37:56,794 --> 01:37:58,544
Merry Christmas, huh?
1636
01:38:01,840 --> 01:38:04,141
I love my job.
1637
01:38:04,782 --> 01:38:06,449
All right...
1638
01:38:06,598 --> 01:38:10,201
let's get every newspaper we can, every
newspaper in Louisiana for the last two months.
1639
01:38:10,239 --> 01:38:11,365
What are we looking for?
1640
01:38:11,408 --> 01:38:13,777
Engagement announcements,
name of Conners.
1641
01:38:13,802 --> 01:38:17,488
Conners?! Come on, Carl, the kid
would've changed his name by now.
1642
01:38:17,668 --> 01:38:20,470
Mm-mm. He can't change it.
1643
01:38:20,815 --> 01:38:22,466
She thinks he's Conners.
1644
01:38:22,513 --> 01:38:24,380
If he loses the name,
he loses the girl.
1645
01:38:24,429 --> 01:38:29,933
♪ I can't give you anything
But love, baby ♪
1646
01:38:29,934 --> 01:38:35,250
♪ That's the one thing
I've got plenty of, baby ♪
1647
01:38:35,281 --> 01:38:38,276
Congratulations.
You having a good time?
1648
01:38:38,839 --> 01:38:41,276
♪ You're sure to find ♪
1649
01:38:41,307 --> 01:38:44,274
- ♪ Happiness, and I guess ♪
- Keep dancing, huh?
1650
01:38:44,283 --> 01:38:46,350
♪ All those things you've always pined for ♪
1651
01:38:46,351 --> 01:38:48,352
Oh. Hi.
1652
01:38:48,353 --> 01:38:51,255
- Oh, me too. Thank you.
- I'm going to, uh, the little boys' room.
1653
01:38:51,256 --> 01:38:52,654
- Okay.
- Okay.
1654
01:38:52,683 --> 01:38:54,417
Hurry back.
1655
01:39:09,476 --> 01:39:10,540
Good evening.
1656
01:39:10,569 --> 01:39:12,310
I'm Agent Hanratty with the FBI.
1657
01:39:12,342 --> 01:39:14,896
We'd like to have a few quiet words
with your host, if possible.
1658
01:39:14,938 --> 01:39:17,139
I'll get him.
1659
01:39:18,725 --> 01:39:19,889
Right over there, sir.
1660
01:39:19,903 --> 01:39:22,504
- Hi, Roger. How are you?
- Hi, Vin.
1661
01:39:22,974 --> 01:39:24,826
Good evening, gentlemen.
I'm Roger Strong.
1662
01:39:24,882 --> 01:39:26,529
Carl Hanratty, FBI.
1663
01:39:26,560 --> 01:39:28,865
This is Agents Amdursky and Fox.
1664
01:39:29,380 --> 01:39:30,620
Sorry to crash your party, sir.
1665
01:39:30,844 --> 01:39:33,015
Not at all.
What can I do for you?
1666
01:39:33,054 --> 01:39:36,389
If it's not too much trouble
I'd like to meet the groom.
1667
01:39:36,436 --> 01:39:39,002
Is there a problem?
1668
01:39:39,776 --> 01:39:41,745
Frank! Frank!
1669
01:39:41,795 --> 01:39:43,672
- Can you hold all these?
- Yeah. Come here.
1670
01:39:43,741 --> 01:39:45,609
They're cheques.
They're from my dad's friends.
1671
01:39:45,648 --> 01:39:48,145
They're for us, so we can
start a new life... Hey!
1672
01:39:48,146 --> 01:39:50,515
What are you doing?
What's wrong?
1673
01:39:50,546 --> 01:39:53,384
- We have to leave.
- What?!
1674
01:39:54,798 --> 01:39:56,635
Brenda, you love me, right?
1675
01:39:56,699 --> 01:39:58,522
- Yes.
- I mean, you'd love me no matter what.
1676
01:39:58,523 --> 01:39:59,218
Yes.
1677
01:39:59,243 --> 01:40:00,546
I mean, you'd love me
whether I was sick
1678
01:40:00,577 --> 01:40:03,461
or whether I was poor or even
if I had a different name.
1679
01:40:03,462 --> 01:40:05,028
Frank, where'd you get
all that money?
1680
01:40:05,029 --> 01:40:07,193
Brenda, listen. A name, right?
1681
01:40:07,234 --> 01:40:09,631
A name, it doesn't matter.
My name is Frank Conners, right?
1682
01:40:09,686 --> 01:40:10,709
- That's who I am with you.
- Yes.
1683
01:40:10,736 --> 01:40:12,342
But-but we all have secrets.
1684
01:40:12,372 --> 01:40:14,567
You know, sometimes when I travel
I use the name Frank Taylor.
1685
01:40:14,593 --> 01:40:15,777
That-That's my secret.
1686
01:40:15,808 --> 01:40:17,800
- Frank Taylor?!
- Yeah, Frank Taylor, you know?
1687
01:40:17,828 --> 01:40:19,206
- Frank Black, you know.
- Frank Black?!
1688
01:40:19,245 --> 01:40:20,439
Yeah, it doesn't matter.
1689
01:40:20,995 --> 01:40:22,747
Why are you saying all this?
1690
01:40:22,756 --> 01:40:25,524
Brenda... Brenda, I don't
want to lie to you anymore.
1691
01:40:26,172 --> 01:40:27,597
All right? I'm not a doctor.
1692
01:40:27,629 --> 01:40:29,032
I never went to medical school.
1693
01:40:29,062 --> 01:40:32,540
I'm not a lawyer or a Harvard
graduate or a Lutheran.
1694
01:40:32,587 --> 01:40:36,026
Brenda, I ran away from home a
year and a half ago when I was 16.
1695
01:40:36,448 --> 01:40:37,682
Frank...
1696
01:40:39,472 --> 01:40:41,131
Frank?
1697
01:40:41,792 --> 01:40:43,133
You're not a Lutheran?
1698
01:40:43,791 --> 01:40:46,129
Brenda, you see all this money?
1699
01:40:46,137 --> 01:40:48,363
You see all this money?
I have more.
1700
01:40:48,387 --> 01:40:50,307
I have plenty more.
1701
01:40:51,057 --> 01:40:53,895
I have enough money to last
us for the rest of our lives.
1702
01:40:53,942 --> 01:40:54,878
Look.
1703
01:40:55,581 --> 01:40:57,738
Frank, stop teasing me.
1704
01:40:57,777 --> 01:40:58,749
You're Frank Conners.
1705
01:40:58,750 --> 01:41:01,819
You're Frank Conners,
and you're 28 years old and...
1706
01:41:02,491 --> 01:41:05,255
- Brenda...
- Why would you lie to me?
1707
01:41:05,256 --> 01:41:08,013
- Brenda, Brenda...
- I want to know your name.
1708
01:41:08,068 --> 01:41:09,552
- Listen to me, Brenda.
- Tell me your name.
1709
01:41:09,594 --> 01:41:12,818
We can live anywhere we want but
you have to trust me, Brenda.
1710
01:41:12,940 --> 01:41:14,169
- Do you trust me?
- Yes.
1711
01:41:14,199 --> 01:41:15,864
- Do you... do you love me, Brenda?
- Yes.
1712
01:41:15,904 --> 01:41:17,857
- You love me?
- I love you. I love you.
1713
01:41:18,107 --> 01:41:20,037
Excuse me, Mother.
1714
01:41:20,654 --> 01:41:22,810
Honey, this is Mr. Hanratty.
My wife Carol.
1715
01:41:22,849 --> 01:41:24,591
- Oh, Mister...?
- Hanratty, ma'am.
1716
01:41:24,661 --> 01:41:25,242
Ratty.
1717
01:41:25,243 --> 01:41:27,146
- Yes.
- Have you seen Frank or Brenda?
1718
01:41:27,169 --> 01:41:29,470
I-I think they went upstairs.
1719
01:41:34,949 --> 01:41:36,192
Frank...
1720
01:41:38,647 --> 01:41:39,990
Brenda, come here.
1721
01:41:39,991 --> 01:41:44,561
Okay, in two days, you're going to meet me
at Miami International Airport, all right?
1722
01:41:44,600 --> 01:41:46,797
You're going to leave the house
after your parents go to sleep.
1723
01:41:46,798 --> 01:41:48,407
You're going to take a taxicab.
1724
01:41:48,477 --> 01:41:51,912
You give the taxi driver this money right here
and you tell him to drive all through the night.
1725
01:41:51,951 --> 01:41:53,806
Brenda, you're going
to leave at 10:00am.
1726
01:41:53,845 --> 01:41:55,678
- 10:00am, all right?
- But...
1727
01:41:58,139 --> 01:42:00,382
♪ I'll never stop ♪
1728
01:42:00,413 --> 01:42:03,180
♪ Till I get to the top ♪
1729
01:42:15,105 --> 01:42:17,520
- Which room, sir?
- In the corner.
1730
01:42:17,559 --> 01:42:18,893
- You have to listen to me, all right?
- Okay.
1731
01:42:18,925 --> 01:42:20,793
The International Terminal
in Miami, all right?
1732
01:42:20,849 --> 01:42:22,500
- Okay, the International Terminal in Miami.
- Say it.
1733
01:42:22,501 --> 01:42:23,464
- No matter what...
- No matter what...
1734
01:42:23,480 --> 01:42:25,401
- You're going to take a taxicab.
- I will take a taxi.
1735
01:42:25,445 --> 01:42:28,101
- You're going to be there at 10:00am.
- I will be there at 10:00am, no matter what.
1736
01:42:28,130 --> 01:42:29,412
- In two days.
- Two days.
1737
01:42:29,451 --> 01:42:30,756
Two days, Brenda. Two days.
1738
01:42:30,796 --> 01:42:33,977
In two days, I'll be there
no matter what, at 10:00am.
1739
01:42:40,619 --> 01:42:42,185
You're not going
to tell anyone, Brenda.
1740
01:42:42,186 --> 01:42:43,721
You have to promise me, now.
1741
01:42:43,737 --> 01:42:44,908
Frank, please!
1742
01:42:44,918 --> 01:42:47,080
Before you go, please
tell me your name.
1743
01:42:47,091 --> 01:42:49,459
Please, tell me.
1744
01:42:50,327 --> 01:42:54,297
Frank William Abagnale Jr.
1745
01:43:41,736 --> 01:43:46,479
National Airlines flight number 27,
serving Fort Myers, Sarasota, Tampa
1746
01:43:46,505 --> 01:43:50,374
and New York Kennedy, is now available.
Please check in at gate number 4.
1747
01:43:51,874 --> 01:43:55,993
Skycap, Gate 14.
Skycap, Gate 14.
1748
01:43:56,415 --> 01:43:57,102
Taxi!
1749
01:44:08,603 --> 01:44:09,993
Your attention, please...
1750
01:45:06,677 --> 01:45:08,511
Brenda.
1751
01:45:21,096 --> 01:45:22,112
This guy's a no-show.
1752
01:45:22,118 --> 01:45:23,313
- He must've gotten wise to us.
- Maybe he was tipped.
1753
01:45:23,343 --> 01:45:25,111
If he's not here today,
he'll be tomorrow.
1754
01:45:25,120 --> 01:45:26,626
We'll get him before
he leaves the country.
1755
01:45:26,651 --> 01:45:28,461
He doesn't have a passport.
1756
01:45:28,481 --> 01:45:30,735
For the last six months, he's
gone to Harvard and Berkeley.
1757
01:45:30,758 --> 01:45:32,796
I'm betting
he can get a passport.
1758
01:45:32,833 --> 01:45:35,130
So we have all our men waiting for
him here in Miami International.
1759
01:45:35,146 --> 01:45:36,646
He's used it before.
He knows the layout.
1760
01:45:36,687 --> 01:45:40,410
I talked to Miami police, they've offered
us 50 uniformed cops in two shifts of 25.
1761
01:45:40,426 --> 01:45:42,594
With our guys, that's almost
100 men in one airport.
1762
01:45:42,926 --> 01:45:46,240
- Don't you think we should spread it around?
- No, no, this is the exit point.
1763
01:45:46,287 --> 01:45:50,040
Well, how do you know he hasn't rented a car
and driven to airports in New York, Atlanta?
1764
01:45:50,103 --> 01:45:51,853
Because I'm not in New York.
1765
01:45:51,894 --> 01:45:53,361
I'm not in Atlanta.
1766
01:45:53,392 --> 01:45:55,892
Yes, this is, uh, Frank Roberts
1767
01:45:55,914 --> 01:46:00,050
and I'm letting all the universities in the
area know that Pan Am will be initiating
1768
01:46:00,051 --> 01:46:02,185
a new recruiting program
this year.
1769
01:46:02,294 --> 01:46:05,563
I'll, uh, be stopping
by your campus tomorrow morning.
1770
01:46:06,034 --> 01:46:08,592
Thank you all very much
for coming.
1771
01:46:08,663 --> 01:46:13,022
At the end of the day I'll be choosing
eight young ladies to be a part of...
1772
01:46:14,599 --> 01:46:18,244
Pan Am's future stewardess
flight crew program.
1773
01:46:18,298 --> 01:46:20,010
Now, these eight young ladies
will accompany me
1774
01:46:20,038 --> 01:46:23,366
on a two-month public relations
tour through Europe.
1775
01:46:24,442 --> 01:46:27,143
They will discover firsthand
what it takes
1776
01:46:27,221 --> 01:46:29,123
to be a Pan American stewardess.
1777
01:46:32,476 --> 01:46:33,827
Give me at least two men...
1778
01:46:33,847 --> 01:46:36,632
Nah, one man
per every two counters.
1779
01:46:36,664 --> 01:46:37,998
All right?
1780
01:46:38,679 --> 01:46:40,647
- Amdursky?
- Yeah?
1781
01:46:41,519 --> 01:46:45,495
Make sure your uniforms are covering
the sidewalk entrances and exits.
1782
01:46:45,745 --> 01:46:50,324
Hey... let's have, uh, periodic
sweeps of the men's lav.
1783
01:46:50,474 --> 01:46:52,058
You, here.
1784
01:46:52,121 --> 01:46:55,271
What qualifies me
to be a future stewardess?
1785
01:46:55,272 --> 01:46:58,326
Well, I think that
I'm really friendly
1786
01:46:58,342 --> 01:47:00,240
and I can really help out
1787
01:47:00,267 --> 01:47:03,303
and, um, make people
feel welcome on the plane and...
1788
01:47:03,314 --> 01:47:05,570
We'll be travelling
at 6,000 miles per hour
1789
01:47:05,609 --> 01:47:07,584
at an altitude of 300 feet.
1790
01:47:07,639 --> 01:47:13,437
♪ All my bags are packed,
I'm ready to go... ♪
1791
01:47:15,093 --> 01:47:16,526
Ilene Anderson.
1792
01:47:24,577 --> 01:47:26,269
Miggy Acker.
1793
01:47:30,794 --> 01:47:33,243
Debra Jo McMillan.
1794
01:47:39,717 --> 01:47:41,326
Candy Heston.
1795
01:47:41,619 --> 01:47:48,220
♪ Come fly with me, let's fly
Let's fly away ♪
1796
01:47:48,592 --> 01:47:52,381
♪ If you can use
Some exotic booze ♪
1797
01:47:52,420 --> 01:47:55,699
♪ There's a bar in far Bombay ♪
1798
01:47:55,700 --> 01:48:02,770
♪ Come fly with me, let's fly
Let's fly away ♪
1799
01:48:02,817 --> 01:48:08,363
♪ Come fly with me
Let's float down to Peru ♪
1800
01:48:09,582 --> 01:48:13,150
♪ In llama land
There's a one-man band ♪
1801
01:48:13,151 --> 01:48:16,252
♪ And he'll toot his flute for you ♪
1802
01:48:17,019 --> 01:48:18,565
♪ Come fly with me ♪
1803
01:48:18,602 --> 01:48:22,372
- ♪ Let's take off in the blue ♪
- Hi.
1804
01:48:22,792 --> 01:48:26,596
♪ Once I get you up there ♪
1805
01:48:26,597 --> 01:48:31,667
♪ Where the air is rarefied ♪
1806
01:48:32,026 --> 01:48:36,981
♪ We'll just glide
Starry-eyed ♪
1807
01:48:37,028 --> 01:48:40,343
♪ Once I get you up there ♪
1808
01:48:40,696 --> 01:48:43,758
- You see that blonde out front?
- I should have been a pilot.
1809
01:48:43,825 --> 01:48:44,485
Exactly.
1810
01:48:44,513 --> 01:48:47,784
Mr. Carl Hanratty, please pick
up the courtesy telephone.
1811
01:48:47,793 --> 01:48:48,583
Hanratty.
1812
01:48:48,613 --> 01:48:50,403
Carl, your
walkie-talkie wasn't working.
1813
01:48:50,431 --> 01:48:52,025
There's a guy
in a Pan Am uniform
1814
01:48:52,062 --> 01:48:55,000
sitting in a white Coupé DeVille
out in front of Terminal J.
1815
01:48:55,046 --> 01:48:56,983
That's the charter terminal.
1816
01:48:57,011 --> 01:48:59,560
- Can you get a look at his face?
- He's got his pilot's cap on.
1817
01:48:59,584 --> 01:49:00,817
Carl, I think it's him!
1818
01:49:00,834 --> 01:49:05,435
♪ And we'll beat the birds
Down to Acapulco Bay ♪
1819
01:49:05,469 --> 01:49:06,677
Watch out, watch out, watch out!
1820
01:49:06,709 --> 01:49:12,978
♪ It's perfect for a flying
Honeymoon, they say ♪
1821
01:49:13,535 --> 01:49:15,035
Out of the car, Frank.
1822
01:49:15,880 --> 01:49:16,913
Frank?!
1823
01:49:17,148 --> 01:49:19,283
Step out of the car!
1824
01:49:19,354 --> 01:49:21,347
Keep your hands
where I can see 'em.
1825
01:49:21,385 --> 01:49:23,411
Don't shoot me!
I'm just a driver.
1826
01:49:23,450 --> 01:49:25,013
A man paid me $100
to wear this uniform
1827
01:49:25,036 --> 01:49:26,443
and pick someone up
at the airport.
1828
01:49:26,478 --> 01:49:27,678
Who you picking up?
1829
01:49:28,521 --> 01:49:29,921
Hey!
1830
01:49:33,231 --> 01:49:38,634
♪ Pack up, let's fly away ♪
1831
01:49:54,252 --> 01:49:57,651
South America,
Australia, Singapore, Egypt.
1832
01:49:57,688 --> 01:49:59,922
The kid's gone
completely out of control.
1833
01:49:59,934 --> 01:50:01,955
- Why wasn't I called?
- Nobody was called, sir.
1834
01:50:01,994 --> 01:50:03,947
The banks didn't know what
was happening till last week.
1835
01:50:03,995 --> 01:50:04,862
That's impossible.
1836
01:50:04,883 --> 01:50:06,627
They didn't call
'cause it's not counterfeiting.
1837
01:50:06,660 --> 01:50:08,598
- It's something else.
- Well, what is he doing?
1838
01:50:08,599 --> 01:50:10,269
He's making real cheques, sir.
1839
01:50:10,298 --> 01:50:12,118
These are so perfect, the airline
didn't know the difference.
1840
01:50:12,149 --> 01:50:14,171
Last cheque was cashed
in Madrid a week ago.
1841
01:50:14,172 --> 01:50:17,070
My guess is he's still there.
We have to leave now, sir. Today.
1842
01:50:17,109 --> 01:50:18,890
Go where? Spain?
1843
01:50:18,916 --> 01:50:19,597
You want to go to Spain?
1844
01:50:19,651 --> 01:50:22,026
Well, eventually, he's got to go back
to where the cheques were printed.
1845
01:50:22,050 --> 01:50:23,519
I think that's why
he's moving back through Europe.
1846
01:50:23,536 --> 01:50:25,839
Look at the map, sir. He's making a
circle. He's running out of cheques.
1847
01:50:25,876 --> 01:50:27,800
I know it's a...
it's a long shot, sir,
1848
01:50:27,820 --> 01:50:31,409
but if we track him from Madrid,
sir, we could still catch him.
1849
01:50:31,439 --> 01:50:34,228
I'm sorry, Carl, if you couldn't catch him
here you're not going to catch him there.
1850
01:50:34,279 --> 01:50:36,478
But, sir, we're going
to let him get away.
1851
01:50:37,407 --> 01:50:40,163
No, Carl, you let him get away.
1852
01:51:21,606 --> 01:51:26,510
A perfect one-16th
all the way around.
1853
01:51:27,175 --> 01:51:28,692
Hmm!
1854
01:51:28,725 --> 01:51:31,083
Colour separation is flawless.
1855
01:51:33,754 --> 01:51:35,637
There's no bleeding. Hmm.
1856
01:51:35,681 --> 01:51:38,349
Nobody does work like this
in the States.
1857
01:51:38,357 --> 01:51:39,691
Nobody but us.
1858
01:51:39,747 --> 01:51:41,581
Where was it printed?
1859
01:51:41,590 --> 01:51:43,692
It was printed on a monster...
1860
01:51:43,731 --> 01:51:46,199
- A monster.
- A Heidelberg, an Istra...
1861
01:51:46,241 --> 01:51:48,748
- Heidelberg.
- A dinosaur, four colours.
1862
01:51:48,771 --> 01:51:50,400
You can smell the weight.
1863
01:51:50,526 --> 01:51:52,248
Two tons, without the ink.
1864
01:51:53,178 --> 01:51:55,605
Where do they do printing
like this?
1865
01:51:55,730 --> 01:51:57,364
Germany, Great Britain...
1866
01:51:57,396 --> 01:52:00,066
- France.
- France!
1867
01:52:01,037 --> 01:52:04,746
France. Frank's mother said the name of a village
in France where they didn't have Sara Lee.
1868
01:52:04,942 --> 01:52:06,451
The village where
she met Frank's father.
1869
01:52:06,495 --> 01:52:07,794
Oh, yeah,
I don't remember, uh...
1870
01:52:07,817 --> 01:52:10,231
It started with an M.
It was, uh, "Mont" something.
1871
01:52:10,292 --> 01:52:12,067
"Mont". Mr. Fox?
1872
01:52:12,121 --> 01:52:13,167
Uh, yes, yes.
1873
01:52:13,201 --> 01:52:14,816
Question: "You met your husband
during the war?"
1874
01:52:14,836 --> 01:52:16,618
Answer: "Yes, I lived in a
very small village in France.
1875
01:52:16,640 --> 01:52:17,969
- Yeah, right.
- "The kind of place where they never heard of Sara Lee."
1876
01:52:17,989 --> 01:52:20,805
Tell me you wrote down the
name of the village, Mr. Fox.
1877
01:52:22,852 --> 01:52:24,634
Montrichard.
1878
01:52:24,635 --> 01:52:29,239
♪ Laeti triumphantes ♪
1879
01:52:29,240 --> 01:52:33,954
♪ Venite, venite ♪
1880
01:52:33,986 --> 01:52:39,416
♪ In Bethlehem ♪
1881
01:52:39,417 --> 01:52:44,697
♪ Natum videte ♪
1882
01:52:44,720 --> 01:52:49,092
♪ Regem angelorum ♪
1883
01:52:49,093 --> 01:52:54,068
♪ Venite adoremus ♪
1884
01:52:54,107 --> 01:52:59,253
♪ Venite adoremus ♪
1885
01:52:59,270 --> 01:53:01,839
♪ Venite a... ♪
1886
01:53:20,904 --> 01:53:21,904
Carl?
1887
01:53:21,945 --> 01:53:23,278
Carl!
1888
01:53:24,727 --> 01:53:26,438
Merry Christmas!
1889
01:53:26,469 --> 01:53:29,501
How is it that we're always
talking on Christmas, Carl?
1890
01:53:29,512 --> 01:53:31,762
Every Christmas
I'm talking to you!
1891
01:53:31,793 --> 01:53:34,559
Put your shirt on, Frank.
You're under arrest.
1892
01:53:34,584 --> 01:53:37,095
Hey, are you hungry?
Do you want some beans, Carl?
1893
01:53:37,134 --> 01:53:38,747
They got the best
French beans here.
1894
01:53:38,766 --> 01:53:41,828
- There's two dozen French police officers outside.
- Here, give these a try.
1895
01:53:41,858 --> 01:53:43,961
- Carl, I gotta tell you, they're delicious.
- They wanted to bring you in.
1896
01:53:43,967 --> 01:53:44,920
- You want a bite?
- But they needed the help of an American.
1897
01:53:44,959 --> 01:53:46,561
Are you hungry? You want a bite?
1898
01:53:46,590 --> 01:53:50,265
But I told them I wouldn't bring them to you
unless I could put the cuffs on you myself.
1899
01:53:50,327 --> 01:53:52,538
Well, you have a gun?
You have a gun?
1900
01:53:52,587 --> 01:53:53,452
- No gun?
- No.
1901
01:53:53,474 --> 01:53:54,741
No gun.
1902
01:53:55,851 --> 01:53:57,421
And-and you're...
and you're telling me what?
1903
01:53:57,452 --> 01:53:59,249
There's, uh, there's uh...
1904
01:53:59,304 --> 01:54:02,882
there's two dozen French police officers
out there right now on Christmas Eve?
1905
01:54:02,917 --> 01:54:04,501
- That's what you're telling me?
- Yeah.
1906
01:54:04,502 --> 01:54:05,868
All right, all right.
1907
01:54:05,869 --> 01:54:08,439
Well, there's no windows here.
1908
01:54:08,478 --> 01:54:10,173
I'm going to take a look
out the front door.
1909
01:54:10,174 --> 01:54:11,002
No! No!
1910
01:54:11,021 --> 01:54:13,767
I told them I'd walk out first
and give a signal.
1911
01:54:13,805 --> 01:54:17,180
- Here, you can put these on yourself.
- No, I can't do that! I can't do that.
1912
01:54:17,235 --> 01:54:18,402
You know why?
1913
01:54:19,392 --> 01:54:20,892
'Cause I think
you're full of shit.
1914
01:54:21,018 --> 01:54:23,364
I don't... I don't think
there's anyone else out there.
1915
01:54:23,380 --> 01:54:25,281
I think... I think
it's just me and you.
1916
01:54:25,954 --> 01:54:26,747
That's right.
1917
01:54:26,757 --> 01:54:28,758
I think it's just me and you,
and you know what?
1918
01:54:29,368 --> 01:54:30,704
You're going to have
to catch me yourself!
1919
01:54:30,738 --> 01:54:32,938
I wo... we don't have time
for this.
1920
01:54:32,972 --> 01:54:35,140
Ah, that's good. That's good.
1921
01:54:35,156 --> 01:54:37,958
Tell me what
you want me to see, huh?
1922
01:54:37,998 --> 01:54:39,253
I wouldn't lie to you.
1923
01:54:39,270 --> 01:54:40,905
Look, you're wearing
a wedding ring.
1924
01:54:40,928 --> 01:54:43,540
You're wearing a wedding ring, Carl!
You lied to me about that!
1925
01:54:43,541 --> 01:54:46,158
- Didn't you lie about that?!
- You asked me if I had a family.
1926
01:54:46,197 --> 01:54:48,244
I did, but I don't anymore.
1927
01:54:56,998 --> 01:54:59,694
Yes? No, no, no,
there is no problem.
1928
01:54:59,732 --> 01:55:01,267
We're coming out right now.
1929
01:55:03,208 --> 01:55:05,075
Whoa, that was good.
That was good.
1930
01:55:05,091 --> 01:55:06,976
What, did you...
you pay some hotel desk clerk
1931
01:55:07,031 --> 01:55:08,627
to make that call for you,
is that what you did?
1932
01:55:08,642 --> 01:55:09,963
It was Captain Luc.
1933
01:55:09,995 --> 01:55:12,924
- I've got one minute to bring you out.
- Captain Luc? Captain Luc!
1934
01:55:12,967 --> 01:55:13,967
Ooh, Captain Luc.
1935
01:55:13,984 --> 01:55:16,812
Well, Carl, I gotta say that-that
sounds pretty official to me
1936
01:55:16,834 --> 01:55:20,452
but like I said, I... I think it's
just me and you here, it's me and you.
1937
01:55:20,483 --> 01:55:21,936
So you're going to
have to catch me.
1938
01:55:21,962 --> 01:55:24,897
Frank. Frank!
You have to trust me on this!
1939
01:55:24,934 --> 01:55:28,130
These people have been embarrassed, Frank.
They're angry.
1940
01:55:28,162 --> 01:55:30,757
You rob their banks, you steal their
money, you live in their country.
1941
01:55:30,788 --> 01:55:33,303
I told you this was
what was going to happen
1942
01:55:33,327 --> 01:55:36,007
that there was no other way
for it to end.
1943
01:55:36,030 --> 01:55:37,760
Don't make a mistake!
1944
01:55:38,143 --> 01:55:39,506
That's good.
1945
01:55:39,530 --> 01:55:41,218
That's good, Carl, you know?
1946
01:55:41,265 --> 01:55:42,554
Keep pushing that lie.
1947
01:55:42,578 --> 01:55:43,796
Keep pushing it.
1948
01:55:43,828 --> 01:55:45,060
Keep pushing till you make it true.
1949
01:55:45,090 --> 01:55:47,692
They're going to kill you!
1950
01:55:47,780 --> 01:55:50,448
You walk out that door,
they're going to kill you.
1951
01:55:55,229 --> 01:55:57,547
Is that the truth?
1952
01:56:01,154 --> 01:56:02,372
Yeah.
1953
01:56:08,077 --> 01:56:09,792
You have any children, Carl?
1954
01:56:11,138 --> 01:56:13,202
I have a four-year-old daughter.
1955
01:56:13,999 --> 01:56:16,090
You swear on your daughter?
1956
01:56:18,728 --> 01:56:20,837
You swear?
1957
01:56:25,558 --> 01:56:26,948
You swear?
1958
01:56:38,701 --> 01:56:42,748
♪ Redit ce chant melodieux ♪
1959
01:56:42,795 --> 01:56:50,853
♪ Gloria ♪
1960
01:56:50,900 --> 01:56:55,009
♪ In excelsis Deo ♪
1961
01:56:55,048 --> 01:56:58,728
♪ Gloria ♪
1962
01:56:58,759 --> 01:57:00,587
That was really good, Carl.
1963
01:57:08,789 --> 01:57:10,358
I have him in custody.
1964
01:57:11,257 --> 01:57:12,233
I got him.
1965
01:57:12,250 --> 01:57:14,194
I got him! It's all right!
1966
01:57:15,666 --> 01:57:17,960
It's all right! I got him!
1967
01:57:21,184 --> 01:57:23,653
Hey, I want it...
I want it on the record.
1968
01:57:23,785 --> 01:57:26,035
Frank Abagnale surrendered
of his own accord.
1969
01:57:26,309 --> 01:57:28,739
Understood? Understood?
1970
01:57:28,768 --> 01:57:29,723
Where are you taking him?
1971
01:57:29,754 --> 01:57:32,090
I'm... I'm supposed to go.
1972
01:57:32,144 --> 01:57:33,613
Where are you taking him?
1973
01:57:33,637 --> 01:57:35,545
Let me in the...
Let me in the car!
1974
01:57:35,956 --> 01:57:38,491
Hey! Let me in the car!
1975
01:57:38,546 --> 01:57:41,671
♪ Gloria... ♪
1976
01:57:41,694 --> 01:57:42,749
Don't worry, Frank!
1977
01:57:42,788 --> 01:57:45,655
I'll have you extradited back to
the United States. Don't worry.
1978
01:57:51,068 --> 01:57:58,934
♪ Gloria ♪
1979
01:57:59,069 --> 01:58:04,241
♪ In excelsis Deo ♪
1980
01:58:06,747 --> 01:58:09,011
Carl...
1981
01:58:09,871 --> 01:58:11,472
Carl,
1982
01:58:11,515 --> 01:58:15,251
you have to remember to let me
call my father when we land.
1983
01:58:15,252 --> 01:58:20,456
I just want to, I want to talk to him before he
sees me on television or something like that.
1984
01:58:30,358 --> 01:58:32,026
Carl, look.
1985
01:58:32,081 --> 01:58:34,148
That's LaGuardia right there.
1986
01:58:34,220 --> 01:58:35,748
Runway 4-4.
1987
01:58:35,777 --> 01:58:38,445
Frank, your father is dead.
1988
01:58:38,791 --> 01:58:40,792
I'm sorry.
1989
01:58:40,988 --> 01:58:43,728
I didn't want to say anything
till we got closer to home.
1990
01:58:43,783 --> 01:58:50,712
He... He fell down some steps at Grand
Central Station trying to catch a train.
1991
01:58:50,788 --> 01:58:53,122
I didn't want to be
the one to tell you.
1992
01:58:54,013 --> 01:58:56,459
You're lying, right?
1993
01:58:57,569 --> 01:58:59,584
You said I could talk to him.
1994
01:59:00,037 --> 01:59:00,928
Carl, who are you to...
1995
01:59:00,952 --> 01:59:02,853
who are you to say
something like that, huh?
1996
01:59:02,933 --> 01:59:04,634
Who are you to say something like that?
You said I could talk to him.
1997
01:59:04,635 --> 01:59:09,138
He fell, and he... and he broke his neck.
I'm sorry.
1998
01:59:09,687 --> 01:59:12,008
I'm really sorry.
1999
01:59:22,471 --> 01:59:24,172
Goddamn it!
2000
01:59:25,845 --> 01:59:27,022
Carl, I'm going to be sick!
2001
01:59:27,023 --> 01:59:28,999
- Sorry, sorry.
- Carl, I need to go to the bathroom.
2002
01:59:29,047 --> 01:59:30,114
It's okay.
2003
01:59:30,148 --> 01:59:31,531
- I'm going to be sick.
- Sure. Let's go.
2004
01:59:31,557 --> 01:59:32,974
Let's go in the bathroom.
2005
01:59:40,666 --> 01:59:41,999
Goddamn it!
2006
02:00:00,710 --> 02:00:02,959
Oh, Daddy...
2007
02:00:05,721 --> 02:00:06,877
You'll have take your seat, sir.
2008
02:00:06,897 --> 02:00:08,531
I've told you twice.
We're landing.
2009
02:00:08,555 --> 02:00:09,678
- Sorry. Thank you...
- All of you.
2010
02:00:09,701 --> 02:00:11,732
Frank! Come on now.
2011
02:00:11,755 --> 02:00:13,551
- Frank?
- We're landing in six minutes.
2012
02:00:13,577 --> 02:00:14,949
All of you need to be
in your seats...
2013
02:00:14,972 --> 02:00:17,340
- Frank, open the door!
- ...with your seat belts fastened.
2014
02:00:17,388 --> 02:00:18,613
Frank!
2015
02:00:20,374 --> 02:00:22,078
- You do it.
- Yeah.
2016
02:00:51,174 --> 02:00:53,175
Frank! Frank!
2017
02:00:58,139 --> 02:00:59,545
All right, remain
seated, everyone, please.
2018
02:00:59,568 --> 02:01:01,984
FBI. Stay seated.
FBI. Stay seated.
2019
02:01:10,360 --> 02:01:11,828
- Please remain seated!
- Stay seated.
2020
02:01:11,829 --> 02:01:15,344
You must stay seated until the
aircraft has come to a complete stop.
2021
02:01:15,387 --> 02:01:16,954
God almighty.
2022
02:01:18,120 --> 02:01:23,151
♪ Chestnuts roasting on an open fire ♪
2023
02:01:24,854 --> 02:01:31,347
♪ Jack Frost nipping at your nose ♪
2024
02:01:31,348 --> 02:01:37,392
♪ Yuletide carols
Being sung by a choir ♪
2025
02:01:37,416 --> 02:01:42,458
♪ And folks dressed up like Eskimos ♪
2026
02:01:42,459 --> 02:01:45,494
♪ Everybody knows ♪
2027
02:01:45,495 --> 02:01:51,034
♪ A turkey and some mistletoe ♪
2028
02:01:51,065 --> 02:01:55,967
♪ Help to make the season bright ♪
2029
02:01:57,741 --> 02:02:02,717
♪ Tiny tots
With their eyes all aglow ♪
2030
02:02:02,741 --> 02:02:06,576
♪ Will find it hard to sleep tonight ♪
2031
02:02:06,592 --> 02:02:08,946
What's your name?
2032
02:02:08,993 --> 02:02:12,313
♪ They know that Santa's on his way ♪
2033
02:02:12,328 --> 02:02:15,593
Where's your mommy?
2034
02:02:15,632 --> 02:02:21,608
♪ He's loaded lots of toys and goodies
On his sleigh ♪
2035
02:02:21,647 --> 02:02:27,692
♪ And every mother's child
Is gonna spy ♪
2036
02:02:27,723 --> 02:02:34,419
♪ To see if reindeer
Really know how to fly ♪
2037
02:02:34,442 --> 02:02:41,965
♪ And so I'm offering
This simple phrase ♪
2038
02:02:42,019 --> 02:02:48,089
♪ To kids from 1 to 92 ♪
2039
02:02:48,128 --> 02:02:52,241
♪ Although it's been said
Many times ♪
2040
02:02:52,272 --> 02:02:55,562
♪ Many ways:
"Merry Christmas" ♪
2041
02:02:55,593 --> 02:02:57,975
- Hands behind your head!
- ♪ To you ♪
2042
02:02:58,030 --> 02:03:01,428
Carl, get me in the car, please.
2043
02:03:01,475 --> 02:03:04,295
Get me in the car.
2044
02:03:04,365 --> 02:03:05,842
Put him in.
2045
02:03:22,606 --> 02:03:25,910
Taking into account
the gravity of these crimes
2046
02:03:25,935 --> 02:03:29,520
your history of bold
and elusive behaviour
2047
02:03:29,564 --> 02:03:33,931
and your complete lack of respect
for the laws of the United States
2048
02:03:33,999 --> 02:03:38,837
I have no choice but to ignore your
request to be treated as a minor
2049
02:03:38,878 --> 02:03:43,995
and sentence you to 12 years in
Atlanta's maximum security prison
2050
02:03:44,051 --> 02:03:47,808
and recommend strongly
that you be kept in isolation
2051
02:03:47,851 --> 02:03:56,647
- for the entirety of that sentence.
- ♪ "Merry Christmas to you." ♪
2052
02:04:02,762 --> 02:04:04,612
Use that door over there.
2053
02:04:10,119 --> 02:04:12,120
...and give everyone my love.
2054
02:04:12,161 --> 02:04:14,062
I think about them all the time.
2055
02:04:32,733 --> 02:04:35,013
Merry Christmas, Frank.
2056
02:04:37,233 --> 02:04:39,785
Hey, I got you some comic books here.
2057
02:04:46,259 --> 02:04:47,593
How's your daughter?
2058
02:04:47,875 --> 02:04:49,895
- What was her name?
- Grace.
2059
02:04:51,199 --> 02:04:53,590
Well... I don't know. She lives
with her mother in Chicago
2060
02:04:53,603 --> 02:04:55,770
and I don't get to see her much.
2061
02:04:57,301 --> 02:04:58,935
What's in the briefcase?
2062
02:04:59,147 --> 02:05:00,341
Oh.
2063
02:05:00,367 --> 02:05:02,093
I'm on my way to the airport.
2064
02:05:02,937 --> 02:05:06,064
It's a paperhanger who's working
his way through Minnesota.
2065
02:05:07,124 --> 02:05:09,929
Aw, geez, he's...
he's driving us crazy.
2066
02:05:09,952 --> 02:05:11,553
You got any of the cheques?
2067
02:05:11,585 --> 02:05:14,592
Yeah, yeah, I got a...
a counterfeit that he drew on
2068
02:05:14,639 --> 02:05:16,983
the Great Lakes Savings and Loan.
2069
02:05:17,022 --> 02:05:19,943
See, he's just using a stencil
machine and an Underwood.
2070
02:05:19,975 --> 02:05:22,436
Yeah, it's a teller at the bank.
2071
02:05:22,482 --> 02:05:25,505
- Say again?
- I-It's definitely a teller, Carl.
2072
02:05:25,544 --> 02:05:28,567
I mean, banks, they always use
hand-stamps for the dates, see.
2073
02:05:28,568 --> 02:05:31,737
They get used over and over again
so they always get worn out and
2074
02:05:31,738 --> 02:05:33,159
the numbers are always cracking.
2075
02:05:33,163 --> 02:05:35,356
The sixes and the nines...
2076
02:05:35,375 --> 02:05:37,576
see, they go first.
2077
02:05:39,722 --> 02:05:40,769
Thanks.
2078
02:05:47,127 --> 02:05:49,087
I'd like you to take a
look at something for me.
2079
02:05:53,959 --> 02:05:56,227
Tell me what you think.
2080
02:05:59,633 --> 02:06:01,188
That's a fake.
2081
02:06:01,218 --> 02:06:02,625
How do you know?
You haven't looked at it.
2082
02:06:02,675 --> 02:06:04,813
Well, there's
no perforated edge, right?
2083
02:06:04,852 --> 02:06:08,507
I mean, this... this cheque
was hand-cut, not fed.
2084
02:06:09,101 --> 02:06:10,461
Yeah...
2085
02:06:10,516 --> 02:06:14,413
Paper is double-bonded, much
too heavy to be a bank cheque.
2086
02:06:15,414 --> 02:06:19,751
Magnetic ink, it's, uh, raised
against my fingers instead of flat.
2087
02:06:20,990 --> 02:06:23,522
And this doesn't smell like MICR.
It's some kind of a...
2088
02:06:23,523 --> 02:06:25,502
you know, some kind
of a drafting ink.
2089
02:06:25,534 --> 02:06:27,868
You know, the kind you get
at a stationery store.
2090
02:06:33,567 --> 02:06:35,434
Frank...
2091
02:06:35,645 --> 02:06:39,505
would you be interested in working
with the FBI's Financial Crimes Unit?
2092
02:06:41,078 --> 02:06:44,175
I already got a job here.
You know, I, uh, deliver the mail.
2093
02:06:46,471 --> 02:06:49,627
Frank, we have the power
to take you out of prison.
2094
02:06:51,265 --> 02:06:52,819
You'd be placed in
the custody of the FBI
2095
02:06:52,835 --> 02:06:56,688
where you'd serve out the remainder of your
sentence as an employee of the federal government.
2096
02:06:59,499 --> 02:07:01,801
Under whose custody?
2097
02:07:09,936 --> 02:07:12,638
Hi. I-I'm Frank Abagnale.
2098
02:07:12,787 --> 02:07:15,092
I'm supposed to start work
here today.
2099
02:07:15,141 --> 02:07:17,776
It's a tour company
operating out of the BVI.
2100
02:07:18,284 --> 02:07:21,647
- Sir, Mr. Abagnale is here.
- I'm going to call you back.
2101
02:07:52,143 --> 02:07:53,746
Hello, Carl.
2102
02:07:53,747 --> 02:07:55,381
Welcome to the FBI.
2103
02:07:55,382 --> 02:07:57,649
I'll show you
where you're working.
2104
02:08:05,238 --> 02:08:08,294
Carl... how long
do I have to work here?
2105
02:08:09,482 --> 02:08:12,216
It's 8:15 in the morning
to 5:00 in the afternoon.
2106
02:08:12,475 --> 02:08:13,636
45 minutes for lunch.
2107
02:08:13,695 --> 02:08:15,696
No, I...
2108
02:08:16,096 --> 02:08:17,547
I mean, how long?
2109
02:08:19,414 --> 02:08:21,273
Every day.
2110
02:08:21,274 --> 02:08:23,675
Every day, Frank,
till we let you go.
2111
02:09:17,006 --> 02:09:18,694
- Yeah.
- Hey, Carl.
2112
02:09:18,720 --> 02:09:20,591
Hi.
2113
02:09:21,657 --> 02:09:22,901
How you doing?
2114
02:09:22,902 --> 02:09:23,969
It's not a good time, Frank.
2115
02:09:24,001 --> 02:09:26,168
I'm clearing my desk
for the weekend.
2116
02:09:29,612 --> 02:09:32,229
Carl, you mind if I come
to work with you tomorrow?
2117
02:09:32,245 --> 02:09:34,312
Tomorrow is Saturday.
2118
02:09:34,313 --> 02:09:36,448
I'm flying to Chicago
to see my daughter.
2119
02:09:36,464 --> 02:09:39,232
- I'll be back to work on Monday.
- You're going to see Grace, huh?
2120
02:09:39,273 --> 02:09:41,041
Well, that's the plan.
2121
02:09:44,779 --> 02:09:46,694
So what should I do till Monday?
2122
02:09:46,756 --> 02:09:48,527
I'm sorry, kid, I
can't help you there.
2123
02:09:48,528 --> 02:09:49,795
Excuse me.
2124
02:09:56,697 --> 02:09:59,009
This is Hanratty.
2125
02:09:59,054 --> 02:10:01,255
Oh, yeah, put him on.
2126
02:10:08,947 --> 02:10:10,948
Mr. Sawyer.
2127
02:10:11,011 --> 02:10:12,682
How are you?
2128
02:10:12,719 --> 02:10:17,022
I have a half a dozen more cheques
on that tour operator at the BVI.
2129
02:10:50,801 --> 02:10:55,143
American Airlines 355, serving
Chicago and San Francisco,
2130
02:10:55,144 --> 02:10:56,879
is now open
for passenger check-in.
2131
02:10:57,137 --> 02:10:59,136
How'd you do it, Frank?
2132
02:11:00,792 --> 02:11:03,519
How'd you pass the bar
in Louisiana?
2133
02:11:03,520 --> 02:11:05,954
What are you doing here?
2134
02:11:06,259 --> 02:11:08,090
Listen...
2135
02:11:08,473 --> 02:11:10,165
I'm sorry I put you
through all this.
2136
02:11:10,193 --> 02:11:13,161
You go back to Europe, you're
gonna die in Perpignan Prison.
2137
02:11:13,162 --> 02:11:16,732
You try to run here in the States, we'll
send you back to Atlanta for 50 years.
2138
02:11:17,591 --> 02:11:20,369
I know that.
2139
02:11:20,857 --> 02:11:22,905
I spent four years trying
to arrange your release.
2140
02:11:23,273 --> 02:11:28,010
Had to convince my bosses at the FBI and the Attorney
General of the United States you wouldn't run.
2141
02:11:28,585 --> 02:11:30,038
Why'd you do it?
2142
02:11:31,088 --> 02:11:34,216
- You're just a kid.
- I'm not your kid.
2143
02:11:34,217 --> 02:11:36,652
You said you were
going to Chicago.
2144
02:11:36,653 --> 02:11:38,621
My daughter can't see me
this weekend.
2145
02:11:38,622 --> 02:11:40,623
She's going skiing.
2146
02:11:41,139 --> 02:11:43,426
You said she was four years old.
You're lying.
2147
02:11:43,427 --> 02:11:45,027
She was four when I left.
2148
02:11:45,028 --> 02:11:46,462
Now she's 15.
2149
02:11:46,924 --> 02:11:49,622
My wife's been remarried
for 11 years.
2150
02:11:49,666 --> 02:11:51,967
I see Grace every now and again.
2151
02:11:52,835 --> 02:11:55,971
- I don't understand.
- Sure you do.
2152
02:11:56,198 --> 02:11:58,514
Sometimes it's easier
living the lie.
2153
02:12:02,210 --> 02:12:05,080
I'm going to let you
fly tonight, Frank.
2154
02:12:05,382 --> 02:12:07,015
I'm not even going
to try to stop you.
2155
02:12:07,016 --> 02:12:09,384
That's 'cause I know
you'll be back on Monday.
2156
02:12:09,603 --> 02:12:12,973
Yeah? How do you know
I'll come back?
2157
02:12:16,124 --> 02:12:17,760
Look.
2158
02:12:18,202 --> 02:12:19,695
Frank,
2159
02:12:19,696 --> 02:12:22,030
nobody's chasing you.
2160
02:12:23,195 --> 02:12:26,227
American
Airlines flight 131 to Pittsburgh
2161
02:12:26,243 --> 02:12:27,852
is now ready for boarding.
2162
02:12:27,909 --> 02:12:32,878
Passengers with boarding passes,
please proceed to Gate 23A.
2163
02:12:40,416 --> 02:12:42,150
Okay.
2164
02:12:42,151 --> 02:12:44,419
Alice, has he still not called?
2165
02:12:44,701 --> 02:12:46,380
No, he hasn't.
2166
02:12:58,228 --> 02:12:59,189
Good morning.
2167
02:12:59,219 --> 02:13:03,680
I've, uh, called this meeting to discuss a
new type of cheque fraud and counterfeiting
2168
02:13:03,735 --> 02:13:08,010
which the unsub is washing and altering
cheques, then passing them throughout Arizona.
2169
02:13:12,218 --> 02:13:16,749
This unsub is a big dog, passing
cheques as large as five figures.
2170
02:13:19,747 --> 02:13:22,257
Sorry I'm late.
2171
02:13:22,766 --> 02:13:24,036
Sorry.
2172
02:13:28,282 --> 02:13:31,196
We have a recovered cheque
on Agent Reiter's desk.
2173
02:13:31,213 --> 02:13:33,414
Why don't we step out
to the bullpen?
2174
02:13:38,295 --> 02:13:41,710
There's impressions
on every line.
2175
02:13:42,429 --> 02:13:45,717
Looks like the original amount
was for $60.
2176
02:13:49,386 --> 02:13:50,886
Mind if I take a look?
2177
02:13:54,049 --> 02:13:57,251
Cashed in Flagstaff a week ago.
2178
02:13:59,254 --> 02:14:02,222
Cost the bank $16,000.
2179
02:14:02,934 --> 02:14:05,768
- It's a real cheque.
- Yeah.
2180
02:14:05,769 --> 02:14:07,002
Yeah. It's been washed.
2181
02:14:07,003 --> 02:14:09,004
The only thing original
is the signature.
2182
02:14:09,153 --> 02:14:11,269
But it's perfect, Carl. I mean...
2183
02:14:11,278 --> 02:14:13,926
I mean, this isn't
hydrochloride or bleach.
2184
02:14:14,411 --> 02:14:15,578
No.
2185
02:14:15,579 --> 02:14:17,312
Something new.
2186
02:14:17,313 --> 02:14:21,549
Maybe a nail polish remover where the acetone
removes the ink that's not been printed?
2187
02:14:25,580 --> 02:14:28,582
How did you do it, Frank?
2188
02:14:28,614 --> 02:14:31,816
How did you cheat on the
bar exam in Louisiana?
2189
02:14:37,020 --> 02:14:40,122
I didn't cheat.
2190
02:14:40,155 --> 02:14:43,239
I studied for two weeks
and I passed.
2191
02:14:44,941 --> 02:14:46,651
Is that the truth, Frank?
2192
02:14:47,987 --> 02:14:48,925
Is that the truth?
2193
02:14:48,950 --> 02:14:51,925
I'll bet this guy steals cheques
out of mailboxes.
2194
02:14:52,107 --> 02:14:54,874
He washes off their names
and he puts on his own.
2195
02:14:56,703 --> 02:14:59,070
You're saying that he's a local?
2196
02:14:59,094 --> 02:15:02,797
Well, if it were me, you know I'd call the
bank first, I'd check out the balance...
2197
02:15:02,817 --> 02:15:05,227
Make sure there's enough money in
there to make it worth your while.
2198
02:15:05,228 --> 02:15:06,428
Exactly.
2199
02:15:06,694 --> 02:15:08,762
You know, Carl, I think
this guy's pretty smart.
2200
02:15:10,226 --> 02:15:12,761
I guess all we have to
do now is catch him.
2201
02:15:14,104 --> 02:15:16,538
We'll start first
thing in the morning.
2202
02:15:16,539 --> 02:15:19,518
We'll run the name
Eric Anthony Feeders.
2203
02:15:19,549 --> 02:15:21,483
In Nevada, Arizona, California.
2204
02:15:21,711 --> 02:15:23,453
Both names, right?
Chris Frank, too?
2205
02:15:23,495 --> 02:15:26,573
Yeah, that'd be good.
Now if he still has a mailbox...
2206
02:15:27,034 --> 02:15:30,198
It might be some address from the
neighbourhood with two people in it.