{777}{846}(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING ON CAR STEREO) {1471}{1495}(HORN HONKING) {1648}{1687}(MUSIC BREAKING) {2164}{2197}(COUGHING) {2272}{2315}That all you got? {2322}{2445}It's gonna take more than|a few firecrackers to kill Danny Greene. {2517}{2556}(PEOPLE CHATTERING) {2580}{2643}The Cadillac, it was Danny Greene's. {2794}{2837}Put a 24-hour tail on him. {2841}{2937}JOE: The Irish have this expression,|"He's a man you don't meet every day. " {2952}{2985}That was Danny, ah' right. {3001}{3061}(ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC PLAYING) {3086}{3163}We both grew up on the east side,|in Collinwood. {3179}{3235}Danny was an orphan. {3238}{3333}He was raised by his grandfather|in a dump on Waterloo Road. {3350}{3465}He was a good athlete.|Made All-Metro in basketball and baseball. {3504}{3558}School held no interest. {3567}{3640}Danny was already marching|to a different tune. {3747}{3835}Back then everything in Cleveland|was controlled by the Mafia, {3840}{3950}which had been run since the '40s|by one man. John Scalish. {4014}{4107}Every day after school, it was Danny|and his friend Billy McComber {4110}{4175}against this one group of Sicilian kids. {4210}{4251}(BOYS GRUNTING) {4375}{4443}I don't know why they hated Danny so much. {4453}{4541}You know what they say, "Kids will be kids." {4647}{4726}As for me, I joined|Cleveland P.D. at age 18. {4729}{4782}After 12 years, I made detective, {4785}{4860}investigating organised crime|on the Lake Erie shore. {4900}{4960}MERKE: All right, listen up, men.|Grainbarten. {4963}{4987}GRAINBARTEN: Here. {4992}{5041}- Nungester, William.|- WILLIAM: Here! {5048}{5098}- Harlet, Roger.|- ROGER: Here! {5115}{5154}- Heuler, Leo.|- HEULER: Here. {5181}{5257}Walton, William. Greene, Daniel. {5269}{5396}Sneperger, Arthur. Walter, George.|McComber, William. {5401}{5440}(PEOPLE CHATTERING) {5508}{5564}BILLY: Oh, great. it's only 91. {5569}{5593}Wait till noon. {5614}{5653}(MACHINERY WHIRRING) {5816}{5850}(FOGHORN BLOWING) {6016}{6052}ART: What is that? {6055}{6115}It's one of those container ships|out of New Orleans. {6123}{6158}They're gonna put us all out of business. {6161}{6224}- And who told you that? Danny?|- Yeah. {6246}{6287}Where's he learn that shit? {6290}{6314}He reads. {6330}{6358}ART: I read. {6401}{6442}Comics don't count, Art. {7119}{7172}(ALARM BLARING) {7256}{7308}DANNY: You got him?|BILLY: Yeah, ready? {7314}{7368}(ALARM CONTINUES BLARING) {7383}{7426}Turn that thing off! {7469}{7507}What's this all about? {7511}{7602}(PANTING) You know the rules.|Temperature hits 110, we're done. {7648}{7781}I got a contract to unload these barges by|close of day, and I will fulfil that contract. {7790}{7828}Someone's gonna die in there. {7831}{7874}Who? Him? {7903}{7935}Ah! {7938}{7989}Looks fine to me. In the pink. {8051}{8164}If you wanna continue working in this union,|quit your belly-achin' {8188}{8233}and get back up there. {8343}{8372}Come on, Danny. {8440}{8476}Ice him down. {8974}{9045}You know, Danny, we at the national chapter|don't support Brooke. {9051}{9110}He doesn't care about the rank and file,|and that's a problem. {9117}{9144}(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) {9147}{9184}You ever think about running against him? {9187}{9263}(SCOFFS) Union president?|I don't know, Mr Gilroy. {9266}{9329}The guys look up to you. I've seen it. {9347}{9386}I didn't even finish high school. {9389}{9463}(LAUGHS) So what?|You read the entire Library of Congress. {9542}{9578}Think about it. {9738}{9768}Here you are, boys. {9771}{9807}- I'm Art.|- I'm Billy. {9810}{9848}Hi, Art. Hi, Billy. {9890}{9930}Uh... Who's your friend? {9942}{10012}No, no, don't bother. He doesn't like girls. {10271}{10307}What you got there? {10381}{10405}Oh. {10414}{10447}A little light reading, huh? {10459}{10485}Yeah. {10503}{10546}- My family's from Kildare.|- Nice. {10549}{10573}Mmm. {10605}{10662}Your friends said that you don't like girls. {10719}{10746}They're being ironic. {10751}{10775}Gotcha. {10778}{10847}You know where you say|the opposite for laughs? {10879}{10948}Well, I think that you are|the ugliest man on Lake Erie {10951}{11003}and I'd rather kiss Richard Nixon. {11048}{11076}Got that? {11135}{11164}Why don't you read that? {11175}{11223}(SLOW MUSIC PLAYING) {11459}{11491}(CHUCKLES) {11581}{11653}I never do this. Really. {11720}{11770}What makes me so special? {11838}{11915}'Cause you're different|than all those idiots. {12170}{12242}Danny. I'm in trouble.|I'm in really big trouble. {12347}{12371}Go. {12406}{12438}ART: it's in there. {12456}{12480}Wait here. {12718}{12752}(MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO) {13010}{13064}I'm a friend of Art Sneperger's. {13074}{13137}Oh, yeah?|Well, Sneperger's got no friends here. {13182}{13206}Come over here. {13260}{13332}Well, it looks like your friend owes us|a lot of money. {13362}{13386}He can't pay. {13446}{13545}You came here to John Nardi's casino|to tell him that your friend can't pay? {13548}{13575}You know who he is? {13582}{13642}Everyone in Cleveland knows|who John Nardi is. {13678}{13701}I got a proposition. {13704}{13757}You believe this fuckin' guy? {13908}{13955}Well, let's hear what he's gotta say. {14145}{14194}- I took care of it.|- What? {14208}{14270}I want one thing in return. {14282}{14355}You gotta promise me|you'll never gamble again. {14358}{14383}- Yeah.|- Can you do that, Art? {14392}{14438}Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. {14469}{14499}Jesus, Danny! {14502}{14554}- Promise me!|- I promise. {14626}{14653}Get outta here. {14704}{14728}Okay. {15336}{15414}Good call, Danny.|This place is like Sears and Roebuck. {15439}{15463}MAN: We got one more. {15481}{15534}I think there's four more rotisseraries. {15541}{15574}(HORN BLOWING) {15687}{15774}Mr Greene. A word with you, please. {16088}{16124}What can I do? {16170}{16245}Tell me, what can I do for you? {16274}{16299}Resign. {16410}{16446}That's out of the question. {16457}{16489}Then I'll run against you. {16522}{16578}Runnin' ploughs on a grain ship's one thing. {16598}{16649}Running a union is quite another. {16657}{16722}Think you're moving up? New career? {16742}{16777}I don't think so. {16812}{16885}I think you're gonna tell Mr Gilroy|you're not interested. {16903}{16955}And then you're gonna pay me half|of what you been making {16958}{17020}with your Wop friends in the container yard. {17054}{17102}Oh, I didn't know about that either? {17156}{17235}I got no moral issues with it, mind you.|I just want my cut. {17248}{17278}But next time, {17295}{17365}the Cleveland P.D.|will pay a visit to your house. {17377}{17424}Oh, they're my friends, too. {17461}{17492}And then it's over. {17522}{17590}You won't work in any union anywhere. {17626}{17664}You won't exist. {17715}{17777}I'll come to your house|and drink all your beer. {17806}{17869}I'll visit your|girlfriend in the back bedroom. {17905}{17955}And you, sir, will take it. {17980}{18022}Because you have to. {18148}{18254}Be in the machine shop at midnight.|I'll send my man to pick up the cash. {18324}{18378}Now get the fuck out of my office. {18630}{18670}(RAIN PATTERING) {19803}{19843}A gun? {19848}{19889}You Polack prick. {19906}{19979}What do you do|if a Polack throws a hand grenade at you? {20010}{20055}Take the pin out and throw it back. {20105}{20173}You hear how the Polish firing squad died? {20257}{20286}Stood in a circle. {20329}{20410}Come on, Joe, let's dance. {20714}{20753}(DANNY EXHALES) {21890}{21920}Joe Buka! {22196}{22227}Joe's not here. {22480}{22534}I'll give you three seconds... {22578}{22605}To do what? {22676}{22700}Huh? {22726}{22758}To do what? {22790}{22845}Go ahead, yank it. {23046}{23076}Get out. {23178}{23212}(PANTING) {23636}{23674}MAN: To the new president! {23677}{23718}(ALL CHEERING) {24246}{24313}This place is a dump.|Clean up the freight yard. {24322}{24404}And replace those signs.|I'm sick to death of looking at them. {24416}{24498}- Repaint these goddamn stairs.|- What colour do you want? {24509}{24533}Green. {24545}{24634}Styner, Barley. Holt, Richard. {24656}{24702}Harlet, Roger. {24711}{24754}Pitsford, Harold. {24768}{24852}Stockbarge. Manscoter, Harold. {25238}{25286}Mr MacLeish. Danny Greene. {25289}{25357}I know who you are.|You're the tool that sent me this. {25489}{25535}Four thousand to unload each vessel? {25538}{25622}Are you out of your fucking mind?|The price is 2,000. {25627}{25678}We have a contract|and you're going to honour it. {25681}{25721}Or I'm gonna lock out your union. {25724}{25782}Is that clear, you fucking potato eater? {25828}{25852}Potato eater. {25896}{25990}Seeing as how the potato|was the only source of nutrition {25993}{26064}in Ireland for 300 years|and half the population, {26067}{26146}including my ancestors,|died in the great famine, {26184}{26255}I'd say that term is insensitive. {26324}{26421}Speaking of culinary tastes,|Mr MacLeish, you're Scottish, aren't you? {26445}{26480}Let's talk about haggis. {26506}{26590}Haggis is seasoned lard|stuffed into a sheep's colon. {26602}{26722}Sol may be a potato-eater, Mr MacLeish,|but I don't eat fat out of a sheep's asshole. {26845}{26869}(SCOFFS) {26905}{26941}What do you think of the new carpet? {27166}{27242}JOE: After all these years I had lost track|of Danny Greene. {27323}{27388}You can imagine my surprise|when I heard a guy by the same name {27391}{27460}had been elected president|of the Longshoreman's Union. {27463}{27487}This is John Scalish. {27492}{27555}And I wondered if it was the same guy|from my neighbourhood. {27615}{27660}Yeah, same guy. {27706}{27811}It was only a matter of time before he|started hanging out at that Theatrical Grill. {27814}{27868}Every city's got a Theatrical. {27875}{27964}The one plac...
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